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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
LA ALBANIA FRANCO
BELGA ES VA TN
HECHO
Francia Sc compromete a
dar ayuda militar
a Belgica

WASHINGTON. agost EN- 10 ge
neral ha cauSado gran satisfaction en-
los circuloS C4iciales los terminus ge-
rerales de una alianZa miIitar defen-
silva entire Francia V Belgica. tai como
fue redactoda por 81 Mariscal Foch
V el jefe de Ia plana mayor belga.
Por los terminus de esa ALBANIA Bel
ajca Sc compromete q dar ayuda mill
TAR a Francia en- los futures COnflictos
armados. con Ia coDdiciGn de que Fran
cha no ha de ser ell agresor. pero
Belgica Sc rcserva e. derecho de per
manecer neutral en- todas las disputas
que Sc susciten entire Francia Y otras
uaciones con motive de las posesiones
coloniales fr2ncesas.
La alianza Grrara de cinco a ounce
amos V antes de su promulgaci6n Off
c!aI Sc sometera a la ~aprObaCi6n de Ia
LIga de Machines.
SiguiendO ESQ ejemplo, los gohicrnoS
ingles y iapon&s someteran Il Ia Liga
los terminus de la nueva albania anglo
~iaponesa. n fin de que sus provisiones
esten de acuerdo con los fines de la
LiCa de Naciones.
ScGun no;icias oficiales. los esfuer-
eos de Belgica por inducir a Ia Gran
Bretana 4 nut So Uniera a Francia en-
IL ALBANIA fueron inGtiles. La Ultima
vista del rey Alberto a Londres Sc
dice que tuvO por objeto obtener m
decision favorable Do lnglaterra en-
ESQ semitic.
Sc atribcve IN negativa del Gobier-
no Inglfs p que desaprob6 Ia
precipitation de BGlgica en- llevar ade-
larte con Francia In Ocupaci6n de
.Alemania en- abril 1ltimo. sin haber
obtenido p-lmero la sanction del Supre
mo Console &c Ia Liga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
LA LEY FEDERAL DE TIERR&S

QUERETAKO 70. Agosto 4.-Tema
obligado d. las Conversations en- cen
tros agrfcol3s y cOmerciales de esta
iocalidad es Ell hecho de que haya sldo
in~.plantada on esta entidad federati-
va la ley federal que declara de uti-
lldad publiC9 el cultlvo de las tie
rTas de labor sus duenos o poee-
Gores no hayan puesto en- production.
Pasadas las fechas que SO aCoS-
ttInhran para los trahajos de prepa-
raci6n j siembra. tOdas aquellas que
rermanezc2n Cciosas seran recogidas
ror el Ayurtamiento que Sc encarga-
ii de repeti-las de acuerdo con ia
ley que ahora Sc pone en- vIgor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
COMO SALVAR 4 Ia EUROPA
OCCIDENTAL DEL BOISHE
ViKISMO

LONDR.;S. AGosto EEL tema Drtn-
oral q discussion entire los PrimeroS
Ministries Lloyd George : Milleran5.
en las concerencias c~elebradas en-
Ev,he. So redujo a IL ~siguiente cues
.u,u: Comp salvar a la Europa o3-
,5enta: de pehgro holsheviki?"
.Sirededo. dc esta pregunta g!raron
fas 3laticas dc las priaeraS figures
o. los ~po,rIcos aliadoS, y en- ella Sc
i..yu pateure u commandments que
.aiste de QUE los holShevikis tratan
de haccr llagar, hasta las fronteras
de IL Europa occidental. el peiigro de
sus DOCTRINES Discoveries.
For cons!gu.ente. ell la conleren-
Ga Sc trat6 tie los melores planes para
defender es& r.Iropa amenaZada. y Sc
resoIvi6 irrponer un rigido bloqueo n
Russia. por nedIo de ambas martnas.
In inSlesa y Ii f~rancesa.
=! Primer LIoyd-Csorge. aunQue
sDrob6 Ia idct del bloqueo como me-
dlda esenclal Gs pOlitlca International
aiIada en- eS,os momentos de peligro.
no crcy6 que fUese necesario coriar
ias relacioEes Que eNIsten entire In
:Iaierra y i;us.a DE- deflnItiva.
slnc que sJg!ri@ u los Delegates del
soviet. que actLalmeul" Sc cncucnuran
en- Londres, pod!an permanecer en- esta
capital sin peIigro de ser perjudicados
r; molestadcs en- sus personas.
No ex.ste iatencion, de parte de los
a!iados. de Iniciar una ofenslva en-
contra de Russia, pero 81 hay IN firme
prop6sito de ayudar a Polonia para
,onIrarrestar G, avanCe bolshevlkl; de
CONSEQUENCES es que los poderes ALA
dos est:n Ell espera de los informes
y planes miliiares que actualmente
fraguan los Mariscales Foch y Will
son. para proceder de aCuecdo con
J Hos, en- c! o-den mIIitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
SIGUE Ell AVANCE DE Los ROJOS

EARSONIA. Agosto 9.-PEzasnyzs.
una ciudad situada Il cuarenta y una
milias al norte de NarsoVia, Ia sIdo
~caDturada Dor los b~olshevik:s Ges-
pues de un Tenido encuentro con los
polacos. los cuaIes hicieron una lu-
cha de~sespprada por s%alvarla.
Los lnfornes que llegan del campo
de tatalla a csta capital dicen que las
caballerias rusas estan entertainments
harriendo 81 frente n 10 largo de la
Prussia Oriental. Y que el esfuerzo de
las tropas polacas ha resultado mate
rioImente inutil para detener ei empu-
Ie de las fuerZas rojas.
Pequenos grupos de h~olShevikis Sc
cstAn aprox:mando a las ~ciudades lie
M!awa Y CiechanOw. las cuales Sc
cree que caiGan en- poder del Soviet sin
Gificultad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
APELEN UN Case LOS
~CERVECEROS

NEW JERSEY, Agost" 7.-Elihu
Root. ex-Sec-e,ario de Estado en- 81
roiicrno americana, elev6 hoy I'M
ocurso a In Supreme Corte de Justi-
cia. en- nomhre de Christian Feigens-
pan pidlerdo que sea reconsiderada
s1 dcmanda de inconstitucionaltdad
DO Ia cnmirnda Is de Ia Carta Magma
Mr.. F'eig-nGnan, que es un rico GER
vecero de estl localidad. pide que Sc
cstudie su rctici6n. y ataca los pro-
cedimientos Ge Ia Suprema Corte QUE
Ia ~llevaron n aceptar, como constitu-
c:onal. la '"y prohibicionIsta en- este
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Ell sur De IRLANDA
BOYCOTEARA AL
NORTE
Hay indicaciones de que Sc
puede desatar una que
ira economical

DUBLIN, aCosto Shay ~indicacio-
mes de que ruede estallar una guerra
economical entire el norte Y Ell L de
Irlanda. " csos temores armenian con
Ia expulsion de los obreros cat6licos
&c los astiileros y de otros e~stabiecl-
rl:entos industriales en- el norte por sus
companeros rro~testantes.
Alg11nas cIudades del ocCldente de
Irlanda han comenzado va a b~oycotear
lac mercarc:as de Belfast. Y hay el
noligro de cue tai practica sc extien
da q todos los negocios, inclusive los
hancos. que har sido II de los pccos
lazos oua han undo siempre al nor
- y al sur d, la isla. Ulster teme tai
rosa. especia!mente. puesto que el ca
initial que da vida a las Industries del
uorta procede del sur.
The Irish Times" indica que tai
hovcoteo IS enteramente practice pues-
10 oue el sur Y el ~occidente de lrian
do estAn ahora mejor organizados que
rGnca.
Ell bovcoteo. dice csc ~peri6dico, in
ramara mas ia lucha polftica Y redu
rira a la meadicldad a muchos indus
~triales. pevp servira para demostrar
oue q res,o Dc Irlanda no puede pres
cindir de Belfast. ast como Belfast.
con TODD SUI Crrullo V su c~reehcia de
r,lo 80 hasta a - mismo. n puede pres
cirdir del restc de ~Irlanda."
Eingln r,aso Sc ha dadO por las
a~uror:dades PARA suspender Ia CONVEX
ci6n de la Liga Gaelica. no ohstante
cue esa organization fue declarada
Regal eI aio pasado y prohihida Ia
a,isrencIa q sesiones. En- Ia conven-
ci6n estuvieron presentes delegados
Ga todas parties de Irlanda. entire clos
rabfa al-unos contra los cvaleS Sc
hghia e~xpedido ordenes de ~aprehen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
POR RoSER A SU HERMANO
FUE 4 Ia CARCEl

NUEvA YORK. AGosto FL Ju""
McDermott. Go Brooklyn. ~sentenci" =
,ua;ro amos {" prisi6n en- IN cdrc"l d"
Stng-Sinr. q Joseph Simon. por 81 d.
Ito de I0I,o. pcrp,tTado on Ia casa
&c 81 he-naro Louis.
Joseph rs. gur6 Grc habfa comP;'d2
eI lurto por haliarse sin trabajo. tener
Il su esposa enferma Y cncontrarSe
sin recursos' per" su hermand prohd
oue con :Sta cram dos veCes va que
. robaha. y e. Juez decide mandarIo
q n carCel nor IN lustro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
PERDIDA I%RREPARABLE
Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc apren'
da ell ingles. Sc pierde ITEM

Nueva York, Especiai.-Es induda-
BILE u ell conocimiento del ingles es
indispensable para TODD eXtranjero
u desee conseguir mejores coloca-
clones V mejores sueldos.
Tn folleto de So paginas describe,
de manera clara ) precisa. IN nara
villoso metodo para %aprender a ha-
blair. leer Y escribir 81 ingles sin ne
ces;dad de If a una escuela. o So
10 escuchar discos fonoeraficos pre-
parados especialmenje para este fin.
Los tGitores de este f0Ileto. Corri-
ma Academy. Suite 81, - f. +6 St.
New York, Sc complaceran e en-
War uno gratis a quien los s~olicite-
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
FL PARTlDC OBRERO AYUDARA
A LAS SUFRAGlSTAS

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Agosto T.
Farley p. Christensen, candidate Pre-
sldcncial dol part!do ohrero, ha pro-
r,cjido aytidar 4 las sufragistas para
'ht"ner Ia cHmienda constitutional
81 favor del sufragio feminista.
Christen*cH ha declarado que hard
ruanto Dc II dependa por SAGA AVIAN
t. esIa legi*iac:6n, 81 triunfante. pre-
Sentando Ia lrlciativa al congreso. 81
derrotado. "ccomendando el asunto a
Harding 0 Cox respectivamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Ell EMINENTE ACTOR BARRY
MORE Sc Case

NUEVA YORK. Agosto Ell emf
aente acto- John Barrymore. conside-
RADIO como 81 primer artista teatral del
c~ontinente, dcuba de c~ontraer matrimo
Mo con Ia seilora Blanche May. pre-
viamente cusada con Leonard The,
T2as.
FL malrimonio. auuQue precIpitado
Sc esperaaa eli los cfrcuIos artfsticos
o.. esta ciudan. desde a la DANA men
cionada Sc divorci6 de su primer ma
riQo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
POR AMAR q LOS PERROS,
FUE + PRISON

NUEVA YORK. .Agosto Eel he
Cho particular de que Milton NTauer
unca sal!era Z la callc sin il accom-
panado de Go* pcrros "fox-terriers'
ayud6 Il la po!icfa q aprehender n este
individuo. po. 81 deltiro de robo. per
retrado en- n casa de la senora Mae
Van. sta ELI L. Gale 365 de Ia Gale
State.
Cuando Ia policfa tuvo conocimien-
10 del robo. - echo en- bUsca de NIaucr.
lDGert!f;candoIo scnctllamente por SUI
c%tremado amor q los perros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
LOS POtACOS RECHAZkN UN
OFREClMIENTO FRANCES

PARIS. Agosto 9.-De acuerdo cor
lbs informes trasmitidos q esta CAPT
tai por los enviados militares de In
gIatera Y Tr2ncia en- Earsovia. sabe-
Sc que 81 Estado Mayor del Ej&rcito
po!aco definitivamente ha rechazado
81 ofrecimiento que lie hizO F:ancia
de nombrar un co~mandante francis
de las tropas polacas a quieE deherfa.
dhrselc aut"ri6ad max'ma para diri-
cir ia campaha en- contra de los hoIs-
hevikIs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Tres MUERTOS EN- uN CHOQUE

RINGHAMpTON. y. Y Agosto S.
Robert !. Heljlwell, su esposa y su
riia Mary. Do Giez amos. fueron muer
to= en- ~ rhoGue ocurrido entire ell
autom6viI cue dicho senior ina ma
uejaado Y I'm tren de ii Inca Erie,
sn FL cruccrC De N~ewherry.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
I'll ARRlBO DE UN VAPOR
ALEMAN

NERACRUZ. Agosto 4.-Proceden-
Il de la Habana arrib6 aver a este
puerto 81 vapor alemdn Marie FL
Marie hubo &C fondear a media ba-
ma. nues no tuvo muclIo Gonde atra-
car.
EsDerara su turno para d~escarsar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
League Standings
 And Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

Chicago, 16; New York. 4. Washington, 3; Detroit, 2, (first hEame 13 innings.)
 Detroit, 5; Washington, (second Igame) Philadelphia, B; Cleveland, 9. - St. Louis, 8; Boston. o.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Americans Attack
 Worcester At Home
EWalsh1nen Battling for Second Place In Game Today Bridgeport and Worcester Fall Behind Half Game
 In Yesterdays Contests Herring Downs Walkers z In First Game With Home Run

By winning two games from Water- bury yesterday, while Bridgeport was breaking even in a double header at Albany, and Worcester was splitting two games at Springfield, New HaH00 gained a half game on both RZ9dge- port and Worcester in the EastsfA League race yesterday.
 Today Bridgeport ts playing In Worcester and the outcome will have a decided bearing on second place. New Haven is scheduled to play two games at home with Hartford and perhaps the Indians may be pulled down trifle after the afternoons 8 work is summed up.
 Yesterday Stauffer lost the-frst game because he went into the game with the score tied in the ninth inning and Albany put over the winning run in the 11th frame. Up ito the ninth 1n- ming Bridgeport had the game sewed up, to 0, but in the ninth Albany rallied and scored five runs while Stauffer was i'm the box and they tied up the score. This went along till the 11th when the home team put across its winning mark when Her rings hit over the fence decided the contest
 In the second game Marty Walsh pitched alright ball and shut out the home aggregation. to 0. Albany collected only four hits off the deliv- cry of Walsh. The scores:
 (F1rst Game.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Baseball Boxing Tennis Swimming Golf Amateur Sports
|MIDDLE EWEICHT IN |DEMPSEY'S CAMP
Marty F'arrel of Pacific Coast Makes Champion
 Show Great Speed

Benton Harbor. Mich. Aug. SS -e With the addition of Marty Farref. Pacific Coas. middleweight, to the staff of sparring partners, 1s- Dempsey today had three capable aa- sistants in his training campaign to aid him in his preparation for his cham pfonship contest with Billy Miske here Labor Day. Harry Greb. the Pittsburgh light heavyweight, is now a member of the champions staff.
 F'arre1, who boxed with Dempsey for the first time yesterday, made an impressive showing. He made Demp- sey display lightning-like speed in dazzling two-round bout. forcing the champion to extend himself to the limit.
 The champion has a speedy boxer in Panama Joe Cans, to extend him self with, but is highly satisfied with the work of the Coast middleweight- Dempsey figures to increase his speed as much as possible and plans to box with Farrel and Cans daily, taking on Big BilP' Tate. the giant negro heavyweight, for more strenuous box ing.
 The camp of Mislze by today has three heavyweights ready to assist the challenger in the final eight days Of his training. Two negro heavywe1ghts and Homer Smith of Kalamazoo,
 Mich, matched to meet Tony Mel ! chior here Labor Day, will be the new
 additions Johnny Tillman, Mime
 apolis wclterweight, is in Miske's | camp. Dempsey weighs 190 and
 Mislze 196.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
CLEVELAND PLAYERS TO
 BOYCOTT PITCHER MANS

Philadelphia, Aug 27.-CIeveland players, seeking revenge on Carl Mays, the Yankee pitcher, for the death of Ray Chapman, shortstop of the Cleveland club, voted to take no part in games in which Mays pitches. They sent copies of the anti-MayS move to all other American League clubs, as we'll as to Ban B. Johnson, president of the American League. All efforts to cause the players to re- scind this action were futile. Already the St. Louis and Washington teams have taken similar action.
 Walter NMcNicho1s, secretary of the Cleveland club, admitted that the Cleveland players had taken this ac- ton. He made it clear that Iris Speaker, manager of the Indiaeas, and Lnone of the officials of the club had anything to do with it. The players acted on tn cir own initiative.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Crisp Bingles

New Haven gained half a game on both Worcester and Bridgeport yes- terday.
 Chief Bender broke Waterbury's winning streak in the first game of their double header at Waterbury yes terday and Hehl followed up the chiefs victory with another win.
 Pitt5fie1d scored three runs in the second inning at Hartford yesterday and these were enough to win the game.
 Springfield and Worcester broke even in a double header at Springfield yesterday.
 The Americans are fighting in Worcester today and the struggle will have a decided bearing on second place.
 Pittsburgh beat Boston yesterday and the only run the Braves got was a home run clout by Powell. who hit the first ball pitched by Adams.
 Brooklyn svvon a fast game from the Chicago Cubs yesterday when Myers hitting with two doubles and single featured the game.
 
 John Neville is the new manager of the Bridgeport roller polo team which will have as it's colors black and white.
 The Giants and St. Louis broke even in their four game seri >s when the St. r IL IT., ~I@rr McHenry, St Louis left fielder, hit for | a home run with one man on base and that Diff won the game. Washington and Detroit batt1ed IS l innings before a. decision was reached in favorv of the Senators who lost the second encounter. St Louis and Boston. American | League, finished even on their series | yesterday when St. Louis shut out their opponents. Pitcher Wei1nan | was invincible. Babe Ruth made his 44th home run of the season at New York yes terday, but Chicago won the game. The Bridgeport Brass baseball team 1 will play the Milford A. c. on Sunday | afternoon.
 Pitcher HubbeH held Cincinnati to four hits yesterday and the Phf1lies | won
 Shorstop Kopf of the Reds had his left thumb broken by a. thrown ball in l the first inning yesterday at Cincin- nati and he may not be able to play again his season.
 The Athletics punched hits off Cald- well in the early innings of the game at Philadelphia yesterday and Connie Mack's pets beat Cleveland.
 Jamteson's running one handed catch of Dykes long liner featured the game between the Athletics and Cleveland yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
MISS BI.EIBTREY :
 SETS NEW RECORD
New York Swimmer Eclipse 'S Olympic Mark In 3O0 Me
 terFree Stroke Event

Antwerp, Aug. 27-Miss Ethelda Blefbtrey of<the Wiomens Swimming
 Association, New York, set a new Olympic record -atfthe Olympic Games yesterday, in swimming a trial heat of the 30o-neter, free stroke, event in 4 minutes 41 2-5 seconds The for mer record for the event was min utes 43 seconds, established by Miss Fanny Dura.ck of! Australia at Stock
 holm in 1912.
 Miss Bleibtrey's record performance
 was therclimax of a.-day of trial heats in swimming and diving, in which America qualified prominently. Four of the entrants from the United States won their way to the finals in 5the mems 4O0-meter free style swim
 ming, two qualified in the 2e0-meter breast stroke and three went into the
 semi of the springooard diving trials.
 < Besides Miss Bleibtrey,e Margaret
 Woodbridge, Detroit A C., ,and Elea-
 nor Uh1 of Philadelphia won their respective. heats in the 300-meter free stroke, and Frances Cowel1s Schroth of San: Francisco, captured a second
 place.
 In tf1e men.s 400-meter free stroke,
 F. K. Kahele, United States Navy, and
 L>udy Langer, Honolulu, qualified in the fourth andsfifth heats, :; which were
 won by the Canadian Vernot and Iansar respectively.
 s Norman Ross. IlfnoissA. C., and W. w. Harris, Jr., HonofuIu, also won
 their heats in the 400-meter free style swimming trials and qualified for the final.
 M. J. McDermott, U. s. Navy, and J. Howell, Oakland, dCa1., qualified in the trials of the $2oo-meter breast stroke.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
WASHBURN PUT OUT
 IN TENNIS MATCH

Southampton, N. Y, Aug. 27- William J. Clothier, tennis champion of the United States 14 years ago, re- newed his youth yesterday on the courts of the Meadow club by winning a surprising victory over Watson M. Washburn at 6-1, 8-6, and thus reaching the serni-f1nal round of the Southampton invitation tournament. The detfeat of Ralph Burdick by Hugh KeI1eher, 7-5,. GO, was al- most as big an upset, but the other two places were filled logically enough by Vincent Richards and Leonard Reekman the former putting out D. P. Robinson, the Harvard star, while the latter disposed of Samuel Hardy in one-sided fashion, 6-1, 6-3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YesterJay's ResuIts.

St Louis, 2; New York, 1. Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 3. Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 1. Pittsburgh, 9; Boston, 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
EDIRECTUM J. EQUALS
 ON RECORD ON TRACK

Puugf1keepsie, N. Y., Aug. N-Df- Fsctum T. paced the second fastest unsle--of the year and equalled his own Epecord, made at the Lexington meet nng in 1918, when he took the first heat of the free for all pace in the kGrand Circuit meeting at the Hudson IHfver Driving Park yesterday after moon in 2:011-4 The second quarter was timed in g 34 seconds and the aa1f in a minute lat. He aaso took Fmhe second heat in 1:021-4, Sanerdo and Direct c. Burnett alternating in second and third places.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27

Albany ....... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
 Two base hits, EmericlS, Brack ett, Musser, Donahue. Sacrifices, K. Grimes CD. Stolen bases, Emerick, R. Grimes, Braussen. Left on bases, Bridgeport &; Albany H. Double plays, Murray to R. Grimes; Baker to Dameron. Base on balls, off Walsh s; off Marquis 6. Struck out, by Walsh 6; by Marquis 3. Wild pitches, Marquis 2. Passed ball, Gillis Umpires, Hannifan and Brown. Time, 1:52.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
LEADING EATERS TIN TWO LEAGUES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

If the James brothers were alive now they would probably be sugal brokers.-A1bany Journal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
SULLIVAN FAILS IN
 SWIMMING CHANNEL

Dover, England Aug. 27.-Another attempt hoy Henry Sullivan of Lowell. Mass, to swim the Enghsh Channel from Dover to Calais has ended ID failure. Sullivan started on the swim "Wednesday night at $40 o'clock ana was in the water for IS hours.
 Owing to the rough sea he was forced then to abandon his attempt when only three miles off the French coast.
 In 1913 Sullivan swan to within six miles of France, starting from Dover.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27

w scored.
 xxx Batted for Martin in 9th.
 XXX Batted for Wiltse in 9th. Bpt. ..... 0 0 0 0-5 Albany -. o 0 0 o o 1-6
 Home run, Herring. Two base hits, Murray, K. Grimes. Sacrifices Hum mer CD, K. Grimes. Stolen bases Donahue CD, Gillis, Clark. Left on bases, Bridgeport 5; Albany 8. Double play, MCCorry to Pediger. Base on balls, off Hummer 2; off Stauffer 4 off Wiltse 2. Struck out, by Hummer 4 i; by Stauffer 1 by Wiltse 2; by Mar quis 1. Hits, off Hummer, ' in in 8 1-3 innings; off Stauffer, 1 in 2; off Wiltse, 10 in s; off Martin, 1 in Il off Marquis, none in 1. Hit by pitched ball, by Wiltse (Brackett). Winning g pitcher, Marquis Losing pitcher, Stauffer. Empires, Brown and Han nifan. Time, 2:0S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.

New York at Cincinnati e games.) Brooklyn at Chicago.
 Philadelphia at St Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Team Standing.

Bridgeport at Worcester. Albany at Springfield.
 Hartford at New Haven. Pittsf1e1d at Waterbury.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27

That loud resound ddnE roar you hear is everybody yelling at everybody else tU go to work-Kanaz1C City Star.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-27
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. St. Louis at Boston,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-01
LOWDEN CUTS
TAXES THIRD
IN Two YEARS

~. EsaAk q koOAsa's greet soc.
ord - war executive Of Illinois has
made him one Of the leading candi-
dates for the Republican nOmination
for president. 1t is = story Of admin
lstrative achievements. Every pledge
to the people has been redeemed.
Despite high prices and unsettled
conditions due to the war. Gov. Low
den, BY the practical application Of
business methods to the management
Of the states affairs. reduced the tax
rate In Illinois 81 per cent In two
years. His friends are certain that h0
can do for the nation what he has
done for Illinois In the matter Of good
government and lower taxes u hs 10
given the opportunity.
When Governor LOwden assumed Of
dee a. executive Of Illinois In Janu.
ary. 1917. the state treasury was prac-
tically bankrupt. There was only $50
to the credit Of the general fund,
when outstanding bills had been paid.
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