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mower to Offset the large scores
won their third game in the West
today. Scott banking Cincinnati.
Indians Batting Wildly.
The Cleveland Americans faitered
somewhat in fielding last week. hut
batted in double figures in all games
except one. when blankcI by Shaw
key. of New York. Martin. of Phil
adelphia. won over Covclcskic today.
BaSoy. Of the Indians. Increased his
record to eight straight victories. The
Boston pitching staff appears to be
getting in form. yiSdinE an aver
age of two runs a game last week.
Nearly 80 per cent of the Chicago
players reaching first has last week
scored runs. Erickson. of Washing
ton. puzzled tho White SoN battcrs
today. With Ruth out of the game
New York fell in it's attack. but the
long distance sluCcer celebrated his
return today with his sixth home run
of the season. enabling the Yankees
to defeat ST. Louis. Washington, s..
Louis and Philadelphia have been I'M
steady in the field Washington
made weekly record in batting.
,hut it's pitchers were ineffective. The
Detroit twirlcrS also arc being Int
hard.
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CHEVROLET is INJURED
IN CRASH WITH THOMAS
Hhcc Driver Receives cut. abou,
Fnrc in Collision. Following
Tire Blowout

lNJfANAPoLiS. May % Arthur
Ghevroiet. automobile race driver.
was slightly injured when a car Nc
was trying out crashed into an
other racer. driven by Rene Thomas.
ai Inc motor speedway, here today.
The drivers, who were tuninl. nm
their cars for tn" 5h0-miIe race ia
ne held here next Monday. were driv.
ing at rate Of about ninety miles
an hour.
Thomas. who was directly in front
OF chevrolet. blew tire. and Chev-
roiet crashed into his rear Chovro-
let was taken 10 hospital. suffer.
ing from cuts about the face and an
Injured chest. Thomas escaped I'M
injured.
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Deaths


hhhA s 5ss a, tho ,esaen,e Of
81 u; saturday: James c. Bradshaw. f ion
leaves, 10 mourn his los - one ' Son SON. charsa
era MT. and two sisters and two SroiWn
lane, lane. andrew and lien Rrsishaw: Funeral
. .T"m Log ~, Mcno.ial church. Nine,s.n,n
in lakewood.
DM NJ At the residence OF her neeo;
rIlinIm st. in,ermen, in RivSrview Gene.
r sil,ar The rfsiisnse Of ns[
P &as a So. saS si h h M fsi'
Ssf% 1 rSdss sn1 three en1ren E.T
aud one brother. Mrs ]. n Neal. Mrs
AlGe' DAVIS Davis, Nj, j, y smith ana Mr.
yves to mourn their loss Funeral today.
M2nhny. AZ : o'clock. at residence. In
Calm .,i ar! thou sleeping so peaceful and
Calm ,1 a. the waters that res, meath the
Nothing seems bright. though flowers arc
All whispers sadly Of death and tho tomb
CLOSED are the beautiful cyclIds in death.
FROM Thy sweet lips there comes not
o. how I've ionsed. how I've wished them
So thou could speak. Lc.s!c. speak to my
her Devoted Husband
RoBlNSON-Dicd at her residence No III
south Third st. May IS. 1922. at S:iJ \
NJ. Mrs j. EndcrS Robinson. Sha leaves
Funeral notice later. 70 G m"ws sra"deh''d
kpWl.AND-Dind at tho residence OF his
i,"E,knr' $. VA, on SUNDAY. May % at $50
lanes ana Hannah BoSart Rowland. Of
towIhpds Mill. Charles city County IN
the 10Th year Of his aSc. Funeral al grave
IN hlycrvicw. Monday. May -. At ] J.. NJ
rriSndS and acquaintance Invited to al.
Funeral Directors 4
and embaImcr. sos EasI Main 0 s,S,.,
manson III. Randolph $3.50
Lost and Found 10
c% i,,b S Friday. black fur car. lined
Eom!evard nj G:antland Cary street Road
1aIL manson ta63-N. Reward.
fARASoL-Lost. blue silk p.rssoi on sun
Jay AFTERNOON on oncmsn Broad and
e375-w. t"' ho"'eF@'d
POINTER DoG-Straycd or stolen from
n"lghts Saturday night April ?tth. large
No; -, Answer, answers TO name OF "sno," Iss
MS recovery. Phone H. A. HiEcason
WATCii--I.ost. omen face nickel EIrin
watch, near Brooklsni Boulevard nd
Sohln Ave Address y. II. sheppard. ~.
moht. Va.
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GEORGES CARPENTER WILL
FIGHT BATTLING LEVlNSKY
French Champion Signs Article 10
Meet New Yorker On or He
fore July 20.

NEW YORK.. May .2-C;eorgcs
New York American light hcavy-
weight title holder. have agreed to
meet in a twelve or fifteen round
before July IT. ii was announced
he"r tonight Ey Jack Curley. car.
pentier's American representative.
The time ard place of the boat Will
tie d"cidcd later. Under the terms Of
the agreement ;hc two men arc to be
notified frIr weeks in advan'e of
tn choice. it was stated.
Whether y decision will he given
depend IN TIE place selected. Cur
ley slil. 1t is thought probabla New
York Cii- would he the scene OF the
contest IL Governor Smith signs the
round bouts to a decision.
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BABE GETS SIXTH HOMER,
BEATING BROWNS s TO z
Circuit CIout With One Man on
Wins Game for IankS in
Sixth Frame.

NEW YORK. May 23.-Euth's
sixth home run Of tho season. scor-
tlr ripn ahead Of him, enabled New
York to defeat ST. Louis here today.
to =. His drive went over the top
II the right-tcld stand, Jacobson'S
lomcr into tho left-iicld stand. with
Williams on base. accounted for the
visitors runs. Shawkey outpitched
Wcilman
Ruth now leads Hap" l'clsch. Of
the Son. Babe having six homers on
his string. while f'elSCh * pushing
i'm closely. with five circuit cloutS
,halli.d up to his credit.
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Boston ............n = q n-7
Cincinnati ..... 20 q o 90
Summary. Rns-Powell. Pick. Mann
Cruise. Hoikc. :: Rocck,: Errors-GrOh.
Duncan. =. Two-ba hits-ilolkc. Cow
DIV Three base hit--Cruisc. SACRIFICES
Pick. Cruise. Maranvillc. Double play
Cruise to Roockcl tn Maranviic to Gowdv.
Let on bases-Roston. s.: Cincinnati. g..
i mases on bal 6allsIor Ring or scott. s;
in third: on Fisher. in. s innings: of
Fisher. .. scott, Wild pitch-kTshcr.
Losing ri'chcr-RinE. Umpircs-Iiart and
Mccormick Timc OF Camc. l:i3.
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ANY FASHIONABLE color YOU desire
your auto 10 be make IL so
Caliia Automobile Painting Co. Boulevard
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SCOTT LETS REDS DOWN
WITH TRIO OF sAFET|ES
Braves Knock Jimmy Ring All Over
Lot, Scoring Six Runs in Second
and Third Frames.

CINCINNATI. May 23.-Scott al
lowed tho Reds only three hits to.
day and Boston won from the cham
pionS, to q. Ring WAS hit very
hard in the second and third innings
and his support was ragged. He was
taken out in tho third after single
a double and triple had been made
off him. with no one out. 1t was the
third straight defeat for the Reds
who have scored only ono run in the
last three games. Score:
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!, jelly Morano. of ?Of North Rohin.
son Street; Pau Morano. Of the same
address: Percy r. Jones, or 25i5 Han
oyer Avenue; II. r. Bryant. Of 26i.
stuart avenue. and n. IT. Winston. Of
5lOb North Addison Street. were ar
rested yesterday by Oficers Ford and
Caldwell on tho charge Of being die.
orderly and gambling al tho hone Of
The Morano brothers They viii he
tried later.
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Totals - Sci II Totals 80 q % 10
'Battcd for Lear in sixth
fRattcd for RarnrS In ninth

NTOfc Nv lnnin6S: Il.
New oYrk ...............I I q q o.
ST. Louis ......'...............OO q Il q q IS
Summary; Kuns-YounC. Fletcher. Doyle
Kelly; Shotton. =. i. Smith. Stock. Horns
by. Laran. Errors-liornsbv. I.aNan. Dill.
hocfcr, Two base hit-kauG. Three
base ht-fiornshy Home run--Shotton.
Stolen bascs-Dnyie. Stock. Double plays
I.avan and F"urnicr, I. Left on bases
New York :: 81. Louis. :. Bases on
halis-on Barnes. .; off Doak. l. off Sher-
del. ,. iiite-oh Doak, in ia innings
lone out In sixth: off Shcrdc . in 2
struck out'-hy Barnes, {. by Doak | hy
SherdNl, :. Wild pitCh-Bsrnes Winning
p!tchcr-Doak Cmpircs-O'Dsy and ouis-
Icy. Time, so
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Olympic stadium Opened.

ANTWERP. May 23.-The Olympic
stadium. completed three months
ahead of time. was officially inaugu-
rated this afternoon with great
girls. mostly BelGians. The structure
is ready for the games. even the Gin
der tracks for the running events he.
ing completed.
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Repairing 2a
MATTRESSES repaired. a. a sno.d
Randolph 1858. 1915 w. Cary o"'
RICHMOND ELECTRIC SHOE; REpAIp
ING CO.. 1919 East Main Street he
transferred repair shop to rear and onen maS
a shoe store In front of above addrns..
White oak leather used u'eSS'
SHOE REpAIRI::G-Not the cheapcat
but the hest. Parcel post "A snecIaiiSs
Drow's Sine Factory 7lS East Main 81
Renovating and Dycing %
- CARPETS! CARPETS!
Phone Madison 2is2. Richmond 20" sw rnES
Company, 2lt North Ninth Street. w, w.
neseley. Manager. Porch and store swns
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Iiolloch.f to Barber. .: !. Miller to
raulcttr: Hollorher to Barber Left on
ba Chicago; ~: Philadelpha ,: Bases
on balls-on Hcndrvx. 4: causcy. .. Hit
hv pitcher--bv Causnv tDcaD. Struck
out--bv Hendrix. 3: Causcy. =. Umpircs
KLEIN and Emslic. Time OF game "a.
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philadelphia


St0rN Nv INNINGS: n
Chicago = Z q Ia
summary: Huns-FIack. .. HolIochcr
: Paskcrt. Barber. Robertson. Terry
g. Farrell HcndrrN. Bancroft. Williams
Errors -lioiinchcr O'Farrcl Williams.
stencil. j Miller, .: Phulettc. u. Miller.
Two has> hts-fiack. Williams. stencil
IhTcc- has. hit--raskcrt: Stolen bases
,,ii"IiGGrnrr n,rhcr, Elack. Robertson.
fchnrNS :, SdcrihCcS-- Deal. .. Double
nlays-Hoilcchcr to Terry TO BARBER :
fauictte L" wheat to Faulcttc: Terry 10
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CUBS SMOTHER PILLS

CHICAGO. May 23.---Causcy's Wild
ness. coupled with erratic support
and punched hits, gave Chicago 4
lo-to-2 victory over Philadclphia
h re today. hendrix allowed only
four hits.' being given sensational
support by Terry and Hollocher.
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PONDER WINS DUEL

BROOKLYN, May 23.-Thc Brook
lyn and Pittsburgh clubs jumped to
Brooklyn for Sunday game today
and the Pirates won. to u. scoring
the only run in the ninth after a
pitchers battle between Ponder and
Pfcffer Score:
rufshurCh. RronEI,n
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ATHLETICS BEAT INDIANS

CLEVELAND. OHIO. May e.
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland. > TO
today. winning in tho cieht%4 in
ming. when il punched two hits with
an error by WambsSanss. With two
on and two out. DuSan doubled to
eft. Cleveland scored its run in the
"rst inning on Il pass 10 Grancy.
tlapman's single and Speakers in
held out Martin was invinciblc the
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Philadelphia.
-

summary: luNa-lhoina Walker: era
ncy. Errors-Wut: Wamhsranss, O'NeiIl.
i"o has" n;tS Dykes. Martin. Walker. Du-
San. p'Ncil!; Grancv. Stolen bascS-Wcich.
rincCs-rhomas, Martin >, witt. Chap
man. houhi" plays-puEan. Dykes and
Griffin; Gardner and dohnso.; Dykes. Grit
I'm, Perkins. Thomas and Griffin: Coveles
kic, Johnston and Gardner. Left bases
-lht!adslphih- :, Cleveland. :. Rasc on
h"lls-nu Martin. :. Struck out-hy Mar
tin. =: ~ tovcl">nIr. {. Wild pitch--Afar-
Tin lmp.rcs-ENhns and liiidcbrand
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CARDS GET FIFTH STRAIGHT

ST. LOUIS. May o3-St. Louis
punched all its six hits for a similar,
number of runs in two innings to-
day and defeated New York for the
second straight time The scroc was
10 {. 1t was the fifth consecutive
victory for the locals. Score:
New Nprk ~ Iouis
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BROOKLYN 30 o %
:, Summary: Run-whitted. Error--El-
lott Two-bPse hi;s-Pondcr. Kildun
Three base hits-Sou,hworth. Johnston
NichoIson. Double ma nMav-N,vcrs aG to Ko-
nctShy to Olson to Ward Left on bases
.-pittshurch Z: Brookivn. (. Bases on
halis-on pfthcr |. hit bv riirher--bv
dds.eehc5r trWshi,tcdl. Struck out-hv Pom;
NlElor. Vino of Eame vi
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s1'"fe NN InUlnEs n
Chicago ........... noon an, :
N:NhinEtnn ,..,,.. =. ....,.r : . q o -
summary Rnn>-licbo.i Judge Milan
N"ih. Errors-nOn. Two H., -, hg,.
M"hN'r. lA"hold. I"urdan. stolen bases
h"ffls St!rinccs Harris. Charity Don
%" - collins. Weaver and inurda n
II;ci' on o,s", ChiraEo. :: washingion
bases on nails ou Cicottc. - on Erick.
w ny piich"r..hv Ericsson 1McMmiiinI
Sirugh on hy Ericsson. 2. hy Cirotis
Losing pltch"r--Cl,ottc lruniraS Nn-i
~ and Connolly Time. ST. ~
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Frinceton,s Trnck Team Ae.s

( PRINCETON. y. j., May 23.-r'rince-
ton University today cabled it's ac-
acceptance Of the Invitation OF oxford
ana Cambridge 10 have tho Tiger
track team compete against the Eng
iish universities In dual track meet
in London in July.
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NATIONALS BEAT SOX

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Washins-
ton won from Chicago, > to /, by
hunchiug hits OFF cicotta carly in
the Gamc Erickson was effective
with the exception Of one inning
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Statistics Show Giants and White Sox
Lead Major Leagues in Total Runs

n,,,, a"', Mn 2'-Thr Of
Wn of
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4 Delicious Flavor. The flavor Of
Florida Fruit Chewing Gum is simply
delicious. Made by I'lccr. Try
package today. All dealers -5c.-Adv.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Il. Louis at BGstOn.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at rhiladeIpI,in.
Cleveland at washing on
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond ut suffolk.
Norfolk Mt Petersburg.
Portsmouth mt Rocky Mount.
Newport News mt Wilson
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summary; Runs-,Pipr. Ruth; =: Will
Hams, jacobson. ErrorS-Pcck!npau C H.
Austin. Billings. rwo-hasc .hits-Wil-
linms. Home runs-Jacobson. Ruth. Sac
hascs-Ncw York. (: ST. Louis: g. Bases
on hal!s--oH Shawkcr. =: Wcilman. =.
struck out--hv Shawkcv. (: Wciiman. =.
umpircs-Nallin and Dinccn. Time. 80.
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 f. Main Street Phone Randolph AK
Norfolk & Western Ky.
Leave Broad street Station Daily

Leave broad Street Station Daily
For Norfolk 5:55 A. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ.
3:05 p. NJ. $500 P. NJ. For the West
p. M. 9:26 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 11:d5 A NJ, 7:25 ?. NJ, 1855 p.
NJ; from the West. 500 a: n. 2:2o
$50 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
son 116. 'tli .Ti5 fffgJf VI, TFlT31. ~
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Amcricnn A..ocintlor

st. Paul. S: Louisville. =.
t. oiumbus' IL: Kansas sas" civ Z cTcn
ianinEsD
Toledo, 3; Milwaukee, >.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
rhilnde' hin Mt Chicago.
BROOKLYN mt PITTSBURGH
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international Lcngue.

Buffalo. 3: Toronto 4.
Syracuse. I: Baltimore, 3.
Rochester. o: Akron, =.
Reading. /: Jersey city. q.
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TRUCKS--For sale. fee, OF ten motor
trucks. Ia tons capacity. These trucks
are arc new. having been in operation only
arc IN hrst-class condition. Write for fun
4Geacrsntlon and price: Atlantic Salvage
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Automobiles for Sule
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise sho~n) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
I Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HoSton. :; Ciuri' natl. q.
Pittsburgh. I: BROOKLYN. n.
st. Louis. u: New York. &.
Chicago. 10: Philadelphia. ..
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

Southern Association.
Nashville. /: Atlanta. q.
Mobile. 4; Memphis. o.
New Orleans, :: Chattanooga,
eleven innings)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis. >: Now York. 3.
Cleveland. |: PHILADELPHIA. 2.
Washington. .: Chicago. 1.
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I l,i,aro.
Nashington.

IGttls ....8 G-il- Totals % -.
Rated for ciCott" IN eighth
,hail'd FOR McMullin IN ninth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-09
IMAGINE


q ENATOR HARDING is reported
~ If am elected to the Presidency the
gotatng agent of the United States will the author
lty to undertake the negotiation covenant which
would promptly to after first advising with the
Senate which has the constitutional power any treaty
effective.
Imagine for moment if possible, Senator Harding elect
ed, inaugurated in
accord.
He is about to make good his prediction promises to
ignore the existing, unctonng with its membership
of thrfv nations and make separate and exclusive
engagements for the United Think of would
stand hat in hand before the President
Herr Ebert, that made great mistake. We
should not have into the We should have made
promises to help preserve world peace We should
have animated willingness to obligations but
all the fault of the Democrats. Now that Repubi
in ready to correct far
possible, the mistake Will you at this late day. make
peace with On conditions? will you
offer us?
Think of him saying to Lloyd George:
We will have nothing to do with your covenant of thirty
five but willing to enter into agreement with
you if special advantages but
ourselves will promise nothing
aggressons could promise nothing would have moth
existing League, of which they
member ready to drive sharp trade with them
if possible.
Is that AmeriCanlsm?
a picture American wishes TO contemplate?
Will ynu vote to make it possible?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-09
OUR MERCHANT
MARINE SCHOOLS
GRADUATE $4,000

Washington, Sept. 9-More than
$4,000 merchant marine officers
have been graduated from the Ship
ping Boards training schools since
their establishment three years ago
and ~ per cent of the graduates
have been licensed for service as sea-
on records of the Boards recruiting
service show.
Officers for the government owned
merchant marine are trained at
Camp Stuart, Va, San Francisco and
Seattle. Four wooden ships operate
on the Atlantic coast as combina ton
training ships and cargo carriers.
Each has a capacity of 200 appren-
tees and 1920 tons of cargo.
On the Pacific coast one wooden
ship carrying 1900 tons of cargo, and
lis apprentices and new 1900 ton
steel vessel with space for LAG ap-
prentices operate on the triangular
run between Seattle, the Hawiian Is
lands and San Francisco.
Extension and development of it's
system of training Americans to COM
mand the craft of the merchant ma
rine is planned by the Shipping
Board. 1t is suggested that snore
station be maintained where men
from all sections of the country can
be assembled and given instruction
in seamanship, boat drill and other
preliminary work.
The men would then be sent to sea
in modern steel freight ships which
would be utilized as combination car
go carriers and training vessels, car
rying about 125 apprentices. 1t is
planned to place these ships in a
trade which would insure Il voyage
out and return in about 60 days, 4
vessels on the Atlantic and 2 on the
Pacific.
Concurrently with the sea training
the recruiting service plans the es-
adjustment at colleges and universe
ties near the principal American ports
of maritime commerce course
which would include accounting,
business correspondence, business
principles, economies, elements OF
statistics, markets, transportation,
principles of foreign trade, exports
and imports, languages, railroad and
maritime rates, business administra-
ton, business law, admiralty law ad-
vertising, ship operation and other
basic subjects.
The year would be divided into
four three-month periods, the first
one or two quarters to be spent in
college work and the subsequent
quarters in practice under competent
supervision in the offices of steam
ship companies aid on bard ships.
The men would be paid for their ser
vices while employed in offices and
on vessels and thus would be able
to obtain their education without fl
nancial cost to them.
1t would be sought to SO arrange
the course as to extend over a period
of years with degree upon COM
pletion. Shipping Board officials be-
lieve this would build up and leave
many other well trained men in all
branches of maritime commerce.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-09
NO SALE OF
SEIZED LIQUOR

Government officials in this city
were enjoying a hearty laugh this
morning over the announcement
which was supposed to have come
from Prohibition Enforcement Agent
McAuliffe sterday that Connect
cuts cargo of contraband "hooch"
would be sold at public auction to
druggists throughout the state.
There is a very small chance that
disposition of the liquor will be made
in this manner" said one official this
morning. 1.-The disposition of the Ii
quor will be entirely up to the judge
who sits on the bench of the United
States District Court which will con-
vene at New Haven starting Septem-
Der %. It is also probable that dispo-
sition of the liquor will have to be
made through condemnation proceed
ings. Druggists who wish to purchase
liquor and alcohol must make apph
cation through the Office Of the Inter
nal Revenue and must handle the
stuff in the same regulat ted manner as
they handle drugs, such as morphine,
etc,
The logical disposition of what Ii
auor Is condemned after the cases are
heard in the court, that is the good
stuff, will be made to hospitals ae-
cording to government officials VIII ere
it will be secure from the further at
tacks of rum runners"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-09
EDITORIAL NOTES

It only few years ago that talk of practical flyne
machine listened to with Yesterday
Pilot with
bound for San Francisco of the regular mail
A book just out in Holland is said to throw fresh
light the Mayflower their mission. The
based documents which recently
been discovered the archives Of Dutch
Nothing like INTERCHANGEABLE anniversary to set people to
hunting for historical material.
What many have supposed all along to be the fact is
officially announced entirely bankrupt There
a few things yet which cant" be
The evidence at Chicago yesterday makes it look if
what talking about when he est
mated that yellow dog fund
They say that when dapper "Jm' Walsh of Greenwich,
who trying to be spite of the ladies' reached
yesterday found his the hotel just
corridor Cliffs and proceeded to have the clerk
another floor presto Wonder if he is afraid
of Cliff or just don't like him.
Harding very well take along the Mckinley flag
Yesterday the farmers, he gave them
Mckinley tariff talk
And still the digging goes on
Why don't they get out bulletins and show hoy near
ed in the drives and
red up communities which tagging Isn't this just
worthy cause?
But Boys get the money