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New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
l-ROSEBUD SUNDAY
Promised This Week on Ellis |meud .o Followers of Local
 kwwki Co Fitch for Visitors.

bm Luby. of the Pioneers. has kovthy opponent for the local sunday afternoon. when the ' organization of Bridgeport on the Ellis street grounds. bnk Mooney. of the Park City |otfffsd the local manager that kho [. regarded aa one of the in the ssmi-pro class in Con h Dc on the mound and will |by the best In the Rosebud |up of tho Bridgeport team will |iowInK. Dorkin. first base {. knd base. iIinley. shortstop: |eId. Nebnure. catcher: nia9rifr.
 Gabor. third base: Muiianey. Ind Ostrowrist. pitcher.
 will use the regular lineup. e recent fielding acquisitions. it and with Palmer on the mound.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
HEAVY SERIES RETIRNs

New York. Iuly e2--A total oC t29.0o0 spectators attended the four-day series bc- tween tho Yankees and White Sux which closed at the roio Grounds TueSday. accord tnE to figures issued yesterday prfcIals ssid this attendance sets record for ordinary series and that tt sstdnr1 has been exeesded even during a worlds series.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Hartford al Sprir gii-ld rittsfield at Worcester Waterbury at New Haven. Albany al Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Games Today.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Resuite.

Hartford q: Springfield (. Pfttsneld 6: Worcester tfirst. Worcester II: Pittsfield CsecondD. New Haven .; Waterbury 0. Bridgeport ': Albany 2.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Syracuse 6: Buffalo tnrst. 10 inninss Buffalo !: Syracuse 1 (secondl. Akron $: Reading 1 CfirsD. Akron ,: Reading (second). Baltimore 10: Toronto (. Jersey City Rochester, postponed. rain.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
CARDS WIN OYER BRAVES
Wild Throw of smith's Double by Eddie Eayrs Allows Winning Run to He Scored In I2tb Frnm.-other Games.

st. Louis. July 22.-st. Louis defeated Boston. to 2. fin 1e innings yesterday. Doak scoring from first with the winning run when Eayrs made q wild return of smiths double to right The game marked by sharp fielding by both clubs. Heathcote's tenping catch of Hokes line drive in the final inning with two out and two on base kept Boston from scoring two runs. The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
OFFICIALS INSPECT FULTON

Contender for Heavyweight Honors Win Not Be Allowed to Box Unless He Is Found to Be in Good Condition
 Newark x. IT, July e2.-The New Jersey boxing commission is reported to be scruti
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Dodgers Are Beaten.

Pittsburgh. July 22.-Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn yesterday. to .. Marquard was driven from the box in the fifth inning. He replaced by Mitchell. who prevented further scoring The locals scored three runs four hits The score by innings:
 h Pittsburgh .......... 100 oso oox-a ii Brooklyn .............loo 900 2oO-3 Batteries: Ponder and Schmidt Mar auard. Mitchell and Elliott.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York {: Cleveland ]. Boston .: Chicago l. Philadelphia '; St. Louis ?. wnshingto on Detroit, postponed: rain.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22

Cincinnati, July 2s.-Sew York won the frst game of the series from the Reds yes t.rday. to 2, by hitting Fisher hard in the first and third innings. The score by innings:
 ENW hoih ss-Vs NNu W. . Cincinnati ........... 900 2O1 000-3
 Batteries: Toney. Douglas and Smith: Sailee, Fisher and wingo.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ye>t~rdBv'~ Re.uits

Pittsburgh [: Brooklyn {. philsdelphia s; chicago 1. New York ;: Cincinnati .. St. Louis .: Boston u2 inningsl.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
standing of the Clubs.
Cannes Cotlss

Boston at St. Louis.
 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
RIxey stingy Yesterday.

Chicago. July ss.-Rixey held Chicago to three scattered hits after unsteady start and Philadelphia won. to 1, in the first game of the series. Rixey's four walks in the first inning giving the locals their only run. The visitors hit Alexander hard. The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Rcd Sox With Jones.

Boston. July 22.-Boston defeated Chi cago. 2 to l. yesterday in the opening game Of the series. Jones eNcelling Williams in a pitchers battle. Chieago's only scored in the second inning when Jackson drove the bail into the riGht-feld bleachcrs for q home Boston scored twice in tho nth ou Walters double. Hooper's triple and vitt's sacrifice ny. The by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
INTERPLAYGROUND GAMES
smsIi~y Defeats smith and Bartlett Scores Win Over East In Games Played nt Walnut HIII Park Yesterday.

Two fast games in the interplayground League were played yesterday at Walnut Hill Park, the Smallsy grounds team win ming the smith by s-to-7 score. and the East street team losing to the Bartlett outfit by 1O-to-1 sore. Moro than 200 youthful fans watched the games.
 su,Ith-smailey Contest.
 The smith-smalley game was a nip and tuck contest throughout tho nine innings Smith staged a ninth-inning rally that nearly tiah the score. but Lipman's catch of Stadiers hard-hit ball broke It's chances to win. It was the second game that smith. champs of last years league. lost this son SteeRe the star for smith. while Cohen played best for Smalley. The score by innings:
 h Sfnttn s"o obo h1s-d ' smiley ............,.222 loo 1Ox-s 14 Batteries: Glllba and Frlsk: polItis and Cohen Umpire. Jack Rourks.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Chicago at Boston.
 Cleveland at New York. Other teams not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
Giants Win First.

and ONeit
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in th" Bartlett East game the Bartlett nine had easy going piling up 10 runs ta the opposing teams one. The Bartlett team, s hitting fast clip and promises to finish near the top "f th" iraEuo The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-22
BartIett-East cInsil.

Batteries: GIllba and FrIsk: poiitis and | Cohen. Umpire. Jack Rourks.
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and SclIa!k
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
SAYS MEXICAN
 OFFICIAL TOOK
 COMPANY LAND

LOS ANGELES, March 1S.- Henry w. Keller, head of a company which claims title to large tracts of lands in lower California, today told the senate subcommittee Investigating Mexico in session here of the seizure of the land by Mexican military authorities in 1916 and of the company's inability to recover control According to Keller. the seizure was made under the direc- tion of Governor Esteban Cantu of lower California. When he protested to Cantu. Keller said, the governor told him to seek relief through the courts. Instead of doing so, Keller testified, he carried the matter through friend to President CarranZa. only to get the reply that Keller and associates had not title to the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19

STUTTGART, March 1S.-In open bly here today, Herr Fehrenbech, pre- siding, thanked the troops and officers who mad remained loyal and also the German people, especially in the south and west, who had proved their loyalty to the democratic constitution
 Chancellor Bauer, in reviewing re- cent events, and describing the origin of the insurrection, mentioned that General Von LeuttwitZ had demanded the strengthening of the imperial fore es and preparation for revenge.
 Herr Bauer confirmed the fact that failure Of the coup was largely due to the loyalty ot the officials of the vari- ous ministries. The most bitter re- breaches had been directed against Matthias ErZberger, but, said Herr Bauer, it could not be gainsayed that there had scarcely been a more capa- blc export minister than ErZberger.
 He contepded that the success of their tactics was sufficient justifiCa- tion of the governments quitting Der lin. The wnoie people had rallied to the government and called for arms to fight against reaction. The pan-Ger- man Fatherand party and men like Colonel Bauer and General Ludendorfi he characterized as wire pullers Kapp's crime had thrown the country s recuperation back months, if not years | Kapp's accomplices still held sway in | Silesia and east Prussia, but their rule would be counted by days.
 | One effect of the in5urrection had { been to call to life an extremist coun ter movement; the Communistic tide had begun to rise, and the Commun {, ists were clamoring for dictatorship of the proIetariat. but the government will continue to oppose every power that rose against the constitution ol attack the democracy.
 Herr Bauer argued that the impos sible demands of the Versailles treaty were largely responsible for the natior al agitation.
 He said the government would re 1 turn to Berlin and take the severes
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
J. ]. SUBMARINE. WRECKED AND FOUR LOSE
 LIVES
Commander Webb and Three Enlisted Men Drowned
 Off Mexico

LOS ANGELES, March IS. - The
 bleaching of the submarine HI on San.
 ta Marasarita island, Lower Califor- nia, with the loss of four lives, was the
 result of the topography of that island being mistaken for the entrance to
 MaSdalena Bay, according to members of the crew of the motorShip Magattan. wlrich brought to Los Angeles harbor
 today the surYlN orS Ct the submarine
 The crew of the MaZatlan said they Were quoting survivors of the submar-
 inc.
 The latter who were taken to the
 submarine base al San Pedro. when they left the Mazatlan have previously
 told their re;crerS of how the HI was
 crying 10 enter Magdalena when it
 struck a reef cn Santa Margarita is- land, ten miles south,
 The island was described as consist
 ihS of two high points about five miles apart and a reef which lay only few
 feet under water. Thus in the dark of last Friday, while seas were running heavy. it was mistaken for the en- trance to Magdalena Bay. Commander Drowned The n-l went ashore off the coast of
 Lower California. ir Magdalena bay
 on March I2. The commanding offic CT, Lieutenant Commander James R. Webb, and three enlisted men lost ! their lives in attempting to leave the vessel
 The survivors reported that the bod
 ies of two, Fl. z. Delamarine, seaman and Harry w. Giles, seaman second class, were washed to the beach later and were buried there. Commander 1 Webb's body and that Of Seaman Jo | Seph Kaufman had nor been recover
 ed when the Mazatlan left, but watch
 was beinc kept for them.
 1 From various members of the crew ! n
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
[. ]. ?. STAMP PEOE FUR IRISH VOTE FORCES PASSAGE
 IF RESERVATION
Expression of Sympathy for Aspirations" Added to
 Peace Treaty
WRENCH FALLS INTO . ..
 LODGE. MACHINERY
Last Moment Attempt Made To Change Article Ten Is
 Voted Down

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Proceed ing under forced draft to reach q final ratification vote on the peace treaty tomorrow, the senate broke control of the Republican leaders today and un- expectedly swept into the Republican reservation program d declaration of syn pathy of the Irish. The proposal won out in committee of the whole by a vote of SS to 36, after an all day de- bate. On necessary second vote this action was confirmed, 45 to 3S.
 Stampede G. O. p.
 During the debate Democratic lead CTS supported the reservation and the managers or the Republican side op- posed it because it included a general declaration that this nation adhered to the principle of self-determination of peoples. On the first roll call 21 Democrats and IT Republicans, in- cluding the irreconcilable foes of the treaty, voted for adoption, while 20 Republicans and 16 Democrats were recorded in the negative. Senator Ashurst of Arizona voted for the reser- Vation
 Revival of the Irish question pro- longed into the night the senat's task Of putting into final form the resolu- tion of ratification upon which it is planned; to bring a vote tomorrow. One after another long list of miscellan- eous reservations were voted down with the leaders bent on completing tn 2ir task before adjournment.
 May Kill Ratification
 The outcome of the ratification vote was not generally regarded as having been influenced by the days develop ments, though number of Republi- cans counted on to vote to ratify, in- cluding Senator Lodge, party leader, expressed bitter disappointment at the Irish reservation in its final form. On all sides the prediction was made that the treaty would fail to receive the necessary two-thirds vote, though some senators thought that on sec ond roll call, which probably Will be taken before the attempt to ratify is given, enough Democrats to put it through will join the majority.
 The text of the Irish reservation as introduced by Senator Gerry, of Rhode Island, and adopted by the senate, fol lows:
 In consenting to the ratification of the treaty with Germany, the United States adheres to the principle of self determination and to the resolution of sympathy with the aspirations of the Irish people for a government of theil choice. adopted by the senate June 6 1919, and declares that when self gov ernment is attained by Ireland, con summation it is hoped is at hand, il
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
SAYS CLOTHING
 DEALERS BEAT
 TRAIN ROBBERS

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-After an investigation into profits made by retail stores selling wearing apparel in ten cities of Pennsylvania, Frank N. McClain. fair price commissioner, told members of the chamber of commerce today he could fairly say train robbing is fully as respectable but not so remunerative."
 Mir. McClain read list of prices at which wearing apparel is being sold in this state, showing mems overcoats are selling at prices 91 per cent to 136 per cent higher than cost to the retail dealer. with ready made clothing 90 to 107 per cent. women's hosiery 100 to 15O per cent and high grade shoes 100 to IA per cent higher.
 He also told the business men that the chief obstacles to the fair price commissions work are being put there by business men.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
German Chancellor Blames Versailles
 Treaty for Recent Counter Revolution

measures against the empire wreckers.
 A measure would be submitted to the assembly for the confiscation of these persons. The imperial forces would be purged at the same time. An exact distinction would have to be drawn between the seducers and the Seduced
 The imperial government, continued the chancellor, had never for minute sought and negotiations with the in surgents.
 The chancellor emphasized that none but rightists were concerned in the revolt; the national and people's parties had not only uttered word of condemnation but had even assured the revolutionists of their loyal coop eration with the constitutional govern ment The roll call showed 200 depu- ties present, among them only three of . the National party and one of the Eco ple's party. in conclusion, Herr Bauer said that the government insisted on the dismissal of all officers who had failed in loyalty, the disarmament ol troops, the Sternest punishment for all criminals concerned, whether in uni form or not; the confiscation of the property of all who planned the coup and their punishment with the most summary procedure.
 Long live the republic, whose foun- dation is democracy and which also will lead us to socialism," said Herr Bauer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
SIMS ADVISES
 FULL INQUIRY
 BEFORE ACTION
Admiral Denies Intention To Fix Blame for Alleged
 Shortcomings

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Respon- sibility foI conditions which prompted Rear Admiral Sims to indict the navy departments conduct of the war can be determined only on full inveStisa- ton of his charge, the officer declared today before the naval Investigating committee, concluding his direct tes- timony.
 For that reason, Admiral Sims said. he had no well founded" recommen- dations to make as to remedies Until further investigation disclosed wheth- CT the errors and mistakes he has charged were due to feailure of the or ganization or inefficient personnel. he added. he would not attempt to formu- late remedial proposals.
 Cross examination Of Admiral Sims was postponed until Monday on re- quest Of Senators Putnam. Nevada. and Trammell, Florida. Democratic mem berS of the committee. Senator Pitt man said he had requested the post ponment that he might nave time to read Admiral Sims testimony
 ITO point out violations Of known and generally accepted principles or warfare such as have seen shown bv
 CCONTINUED ON PAGE THEEhl
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
CUMMINGS FLAYS C. Q. P.l
 FOR BROKEN FAITH AND DELAY OF PEACE TREATY.
Democratic Leader Points Cleanest War History and Achievements of Administrations Extols Great Lead ershp of President Wilson; Calls Republican
 Committee Cong nglomeraton of Msfts

for eight months. They have not only delayed and indefinitely post pOned the peace of the world, inter fered with American commerce and brought the rate of exchange tump. ling down to a point hitherto un. known, but, aside from railroad leg islation of doubtful value. they have not passed one single constructive act.''
 MT Cummings characterized the Republican platform committee as a most unusual conglomeration of political misfits"
 On that committee of 171," he said, they have reactionaries and pro- gressives, they have Taftites, and Rooseveitians, they have economists and appropriationists, they have res ervationists of all kinds. mild reserva- tionists and wild reservationists, they have bitter-enders, they have capitalists and pacifists and militar. ists and former chairmen of the Republican national convention and seventeen women, all to go on a voy- age of discovery for the people, as ascertaining what Republican prin- ciples are.'
 Referring to the presence of q number of women at the dinner, Mir. Cummings said the Democratic par ty ''professed an appeal to the wom- en because of the social aspects of the program which has been outlined by its great leader and which has been carried to successful termin- atiOn"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
LOUISVILLE. Ky. March Is.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March Is. - Wasteful expense of S2,O00.0OO for smelling" committees was charged against the Republican majority in Congress by Senator Cummings. chairman of the national convention at a dinner by Democratic leaders of Kentucky. The committees, Chair man Cummings said, were appointed to ascertain whether there had been graft in the conduct of the world wel but instead demonstrated that this was the cleanest war ever fought in the history of civilization
 'The finger of scorn does not point to one single Democratic official in all America" added MT. Cummings. II want to remind you that it does not lie in the mouths of those who con- ducted the Spanish American War to indulge in the luxury of criticism. What IS there in this war to compare with the typhoid infested camps of the war of 1898? What is there in this war to compare with the paper soled shoes controversy of 1898, and what is there in this war to compare to the embalmed beef scandal of the Spanish-American war?
 We have fought q great war for great cause and we have had a lead ership which has carried America to greater heights of glory and power and splendor of honor than she has ever known before in her entire his tory.
 The Republicans have been in control of the senate and the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
SAYS GERMANS
 AID SINN FEN
Report Says English Navy Seized Arms Shipped to
 Irish Rebels

LONDON. March IS. - Allen Glenn ent Edwards. Liberal, has given no tification. the London Times says, oi his intention to ask Premier Lloyd George in the house of commons Monday whether the government is informed of a rising planned in Ire land for Easter Monday, and a loca rising at the same time at Liverpool Manchester. and Glasgow. He will ask also whether the navy has seized a consignment of arms and ammuni ton from Germany and whether there is reason to suppose that the Ger man secret service is back of the planned uprising
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
Egyptians Attack
 Recruiting Force

CAIRO, Egypt March 19. - Crowds attacked the police station at Kafr- sheikh Tuesday. where the native re- cruiting commission was sitting, lib erating recruits and prisoners. The police. after firing in the air turned their rifles on the attacking party, killing one and wounding severaI others. Some of the police were also wounded.
 A similar disturbance occurred Wednesday at Desku, where three members of the attacking party were killed and several of the rioters and police wounded. British troops were called up to restore order
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
ALIEN REDS I R ! TO RUSH GUARD AT MICHIGAN
 PRISON
Radicals To Be Deported Fired on by Troops at
 Fort Wayne

DETROIT, Mich, March 18. - One man was shot and several others received minor wounds to- 6ay when a number of aliens held at the Fort Wayne army post for deportation attempted to overpow- e. their guard.
 The ar-.Vai of military rein forcements restored order JThom- as Zuba, Russian, was taken to a hospital with bullet in his leg. Four hundred prisoners are In cus- tody at the fort.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19

inclusion in the government of more radical elements.
 One outcome of Dr. Kapp's brief reign is a greater tendency toward the Left among the workers. and it is generally believed that in the com in greater force. Kapp's coup was the greatest disservice he could have rendered to the conservatives who now are diStrusting the government. The censorship has been lifted and the newspapers are allowed to pub fish. Lord Kilmarnerk. the British charge, has taken the first opportun- ity to publish an emphatic deniaT that the allies gave any support or sympathy whatever to the new gov ernment.
 Independents Rebellious
 The Independents committee has issued manifesto saying, in effect:
 "The counter revolution has been suppressed, but the Bauer-Noske gov ernment is trying to re-establish the old regime by cowardly compromise. Another junker, Von Zeichrist. re- places the junker, Von Leuttwitz.
 "A state of siege is maintained and the Prussian government has en- trusted the protection of Berlin to the reichswehr and the security guard. which means that military dictatorship exists.
 "The Independents will not accept this situation"
 City Is Quieter
 There were fewer disturbances in Berlin last night than any night since the beginning of the revolt. Several detachments of troops were sent away but the majority were here this morning, Wilhelmstasse was crowded with them, all carrying hand gren- ades. Several squads trundled ma chine guns and flame throwers. When the Baltic troops have all left.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
NEGROF|GHTS
 POLICE FORCE
Kills Two and Holds Off
 Reserves for Hours in Baltimore

BALTIMORE March 19. After shooting two policemen early today. a negro is barricaded in house on West Saratoga street and for two hours has fought off police reserves from three districts.
 In demonstration near the house another negro, suspected of being the fugitive. was shot three times by police and beaten by a mob. At 2:55 a. m. the police were forcing their way into the house and exchanging shots with the negro.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
RETIRING REACT|0NARES FIRE ON BERLIN CROWDS
BOLSHEVIKI CLAIM ALASKANS WANT TO
 SECEDE FROM U. s.

PARIS, March 18.-The Temps radio dispatch issued since the Berlin coup, as saying, in connec- ton with propaganda of the Boi- sheviki, as follows: "It is an nounced that the population of Alaska is seeking to separate from the United States and organize a soviet government.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
BLIZZARD IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, March 1S.-Central and southern Minnesota tonight was swept by the second severe blizzard within week, snow and sleet accompanying this gale. Train and telegraph service was badly crippled.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-19
PRICE BOARD RESIGNS

CHICAGO. March IS. - Major X. A. Sprague, II, chairman of the Fair Price committee of Illinois, and Mrs. Joseph Brown. head of the woman's state Fair Price organization. with her entire staff today announced their resignations.