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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
~Danmark, -
ierne, bar Acknowledgement Maar1e.
Sen igiennem baret itagnerenoe.
Otter &alsct.

Ser er iaa 6eilig roltgt / Bpe1 TIL.
Otter at bore @aoitalc CT blepet tom-
plet neOiable0e / &igbenbupn 90
;biltnof iio6er % fortrp6er set lille re-
poll,tionere Maaneifins- @bentpr, fon1
ST. @orgbiergs imlffe Sfirg og @r.
|Stauni1lgs elegante .@nl6briller fri
lteoe oem l1o paa, er @ortiets @obe6=
organ blepet iinoigt, f%onierpatipt, til
8orgerpel tienen0e. S9 5pcialoemo,
tratiets Sirpencc=ltolpbere bar ilet
Iifte intcresicret Jig for 8roiten %
@utitspinouer ii6en &olget - man
CT Iigc1om 1amilaaet oper, at man CT
loe ferreitc, % at 0en1e 5an6be1 fit
Sop at fomme for 9ogen, taftct bore
&ongens bebierteoc S%nogriben.
Set bar paa,1p pitt fig, at set CT
8onoer, iom or &inrnen / set oanife
Solf;; oerfor tilfommer set ogiaa bam
at tagc 2anoets Stprelie / @aano.
Sc fonierpatipe bill fprbaabentlig
Iipritao> at Sc maa lopalt ltptte cit
@enitreregiering, ont Ser ifal fomn1e
fre0clige Silitan6c / 2a1toet og Sc
neralitreifetruiler font Sen foitc
um1liggigres.
Moattc ri iii, / @ienforeningens
9lor, gaa ino til Ell Gio, bpor Sorora=
geligbeo, &o % 0r6en, Mrbeioiombeo
|og beraf flpoenoc @clitan6 bliper
|fremberlfen0e. @01par0 Spore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
6anbelen paa Muslaub.

9en rusiiife Goblet : &egierings
&anoels , Delegation me6 Sngenigr
&rasiin / Spi6ien opboloer Jig be6-
paren6e / ajpbenbapn, fptier Sen gooe
6anife Mo6, men ipnes. ellers lite at
beitille noget iom belit. Strafs efter
Delegotionens Mnfom1t forbanoleoes
Ser meo officielle &epreientanter for
@nglano og 6ranfrig ON. en- @ienop=
tagelie al @an6elsforbin6elien mel
lem 6iSie 2ar6e % 5obiet=&mslan6,
men Ser opnaae6es intet &eilltot, og
6e ergelffe og frantic 9elegere6e rei-
Ite burttgt biem igien. S belun6er-
retteoe &reofe bill man bi6e, at ser /
England og 6ranfrig berifer flor
|Sfuffelie ODER Sc negatipe 6orbano-
linger.
'Mariagerne til, at 6orbanoIinger=
ne intet bar funnet fire til, menes at
-Fr EF L<-E#s<-t 49, sEW
bore, at Sc rusiiife 8rugsforentnger,
JON @ntenten bab6e erfl9ret fig pill
Zig til at trebe / @anbelsforbin6elie
meo, MI er blepen ilugt al Sopiet.
@egieringen. Samtioig menes 6et,
lat ben rnsitife Delegation mere bar
|babt polittife 6ormaal ems &an6els=
formaa1, og paa bette 0mraabe ip-
tes Gntenten enonu lite %tilbeielig til
|6orban6linger.
Der iDneS iaaleoes ogiaa for Dan-
marfS @eofommen6e meget lange
|noiigter meo &enipr til en- @ienop,
|tagelie al &anoelsforbin6elfen me6
@uslanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
&algnatten bar SSbD1 / &ipbenbapn

&algnatten bar SbDl i &jpbenbapn.
Set alminoelige S,16trpf bos belle
BET itore &1blifum, ser onernereoe
2ibet / &iebenbabn @algnatten, bar,
at &opeoitaoen par iaa rolig iom iiel=
bent paa en- Galgaften.
9ette SSSn6trpf befrpftes giernen1
EFT Samtale meo Ell al @oliticts le=
oen6e Men6.
"Mftenen % Staten bar l. @irfelig=
|be6en ben rene SOUL" n6taler Dor
9iemmelsman6. "@en pal @atten
bar Ser al og til no9le beruieoe Ser
ioner giennem Streget, men be for
ulen1peoe ingen % lapeoe inger 6eit.
Oilers laa 8pen ltille ben. Sun pa1
&aaobusplo6ien bor ser 2ip og ful6t
al Menneifer. Men Sc ltoo ~aloorligt
og roligt, biStutereoe &algreiultater~
nc, gap ielpfelge1ig %nnoertioen 6eres
Meni11ger tilfienoe. Men iao meget
CT gipet, at baooe ser peret 8gller Of
I8isier tilite6e / Menneifemqsien, bar
Der blepen @rpbl. gu bar ser itfe
cen 8plle ,,oe, leg i6nes, set pioner
brit ON Ben oanite @elgerbefolfnings
&lltur, at Der peo ct &alg, bboE
|SpGnoingen CT / Sen @rao paa &oge=
punftet iom fer, intet iom Dellt tier. "
"9e MATTE life foretage cit enelte
l1orpfning meo 8olitial1tomobilen? 2"
"SSffffe en."
"@bor par "@ep=@ep" 9rengene
|Denne?"
"SSa, bpor bar Sc? Mntagelig bar
Use bolot fig / oercS Sm1tbnller /
Observation-Disclosures SSno til 8Del
Ifom Sc / alt Salo life"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Sc banife @alqflaqer.

9en i~ocialoemofratiife "6lensb
@olfS5eit." aftrpffer me6 megen @le
De cit Meooelelie, iom "Spns @enitre
blao" bringer ON, at Sc banife @alg
flager bar bilt fig betD6ningslele. =
"6lensborg Mbis" bemerfer BERTH
at 8lo6et trtnmferer for tio1igt. De
raoifale 06enie=81a6s @aaito,16 e'
grebc11 us al 2uften. Sc oanite @alg
flager CT iaa %graperen6e, at 6e temp
ler belle Mfitemningel1 iom ct 8ren
.gebillc6e al cit fri @illiestilfienoe
gtpelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
g.. 6. Wteper ina.

@n al 5ocial6emofrattets @etero=
ner, q. 6. Meper, ser imiolertio rent
/ Oct pore berer fine 60 Mar meo
|@lans, 1igger betenfelig ipg. timber
@algfampagnen paaorog ban Jig en-
itprf S orfiglelie, Ser efterfulgtes al
Bronchitis % 2ungebetGnoelie, %
ban bar oerfor laoet fig inolegge paa
&igsboipitalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
2ama % trp Sieneite.

6orleoen funoe Eieneitepige Sine
Mearte 2arien Siprnelunbe II. "Jsre,
|oerifsborg q. o." feire ct iieloent
|Ssubilpum, ioet bun 90 baDoe tient
go Mar ! ben iamme Gamilie. Sen
IS. slpril 1860 tit bun, II aar GAM
mel, 8laes Dos @aaroeier glro. Ser-
|fer, Dos bDiS Datterign bun M tienef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
&binbers Mlber.

"O60. Dagbl." beflager, at en-
Meng6e &pin6er paa @algoage1t for
giepes iggte 6eres Nabn paa &alg1i-
iten. Det bar bog 0eres egen @fpl0,
at sc bar 1t6ela6te, i6et 6e bap6e OPP
fgrt EFT nrigtig Dngre Mloer paa
ManotalsliIterne. Set 6reieoe Zig
bpientlig ON &bin6er omfring 30
Mars Ml0erer1, Der paa Monotalsli-
iterne bar ita1tieoe beb % Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
lt1pQnbrinnet i 1919

S 1919 er Der fra Danmarf til
oberieiife 2an6e uobanoret ialt SS,3S41
8erfoner moo 1917 og 1918 ben.
bolospis1 1874 % 1913 @erioner. Mor-
,1age1t IL Stigningen er ielbfslgelig,5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
timber &algfa,mpaanen.

@eo ct itort politiif Meoe / aal:
borg falot ser fplgen6e forte @eplif:
itifte mellem 6olfetingsman6 s.. s
Gbriltenien og EFT Gilbprer.
S. 6. Gbriltenfen: timber 8er6ens.
trtgen fprtcs arigen Il 2ltften, pac
|@anoet % UNDER @anoet og / 5tptte:
grabe..
@n 9ilbsrer: SSa, % i @epegrape
(Stormenoe Ml1nterbeo).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

@eter Siortb 2orent3en. @tatuen
'er tanft reiit paa Saoerslep Eorp,
|netop paa set Steo, bpor man i Sen
'preusiiife Eio matte l1obol6e SDnet
al 6clr prange1t6e Statue al Setter
8ilbelm, Der blep fiernet umiobel-
bart for De frantic Mpeiegere rptte<
De in6 / 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Sc Snspilbe ! pben1e.

SlDtte6agen beptrfe6e I S6enle, at
% npe Samilier, omfattenoe 60 &ofs=
nc og SIS 8brl1, bleb busbiloe, 1oo ser
mi / 8Den er ialt 227 b1sbiloe 6ami=
Tier, omfatten0e 1,133 &er1oner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Better 8iortb 2oreut5ens StatMe ffal
relics / 6a6erSfrn.

On &reos al fpnoeripif interesie-
|reoe Mano er traam iannu1e1 meo set
|s6orrrlaal m an reiit en- Stotl.ei Ssn.
|oeriDllano al Ben i9,1oeripife Gerer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Sppebitabspresien p1,t @aloet.

"8erlingite S%iberoe": Set bar CT
6olteoom, ser fulobpr6eoes igaar
Som CIT 9amptromlc git @olget ben.
pper &aoifalismcn, bpis Me6erlaQ
,er tilintetgierenoe. Com en Mfu,
ltaar 6o1fets 6lertal oDerfo r Social:
ocmofratict. Meo megtige Stemme:
tai bar @eritre erobret 2al1bet. 6,
&enltres SER 2an6fre0i el1e ober:
peloenoe, iao bar Set %fonierpatipt
5olfeparti facet oct sGresbberp al
fpittere for set f%orbrpocril tie s(ttentot
Ser pe0 @eneralltreifen bar rettel
moo @obeoitaoen. Sperfor General.
itreifen itaar ct gruromtret 8orger:
flertal, inoenfor bbilfet 6preri # abe1
natl1rltgt tilfaloer @cnltre. Siliam:
men 1togipr &enitre % Sc &onierpo:
tipe ct iaaoant Sal, at cit bo,1olefraf,
itig borgerli9 Staggering er Galgets
|iifre &onlefpens.
"&iebenbapn":: Miniiteriet 3oble
bar faaet i'm Som. Gn oberpeienoe
Sci al Solicit bar reilt Jig moo &C.
neutrality-suspicious.. Mrbeioerne Ell
|blepen trette al 5trejtegalifoben.
81 boober paa EN- nD Sis / 0anmorf
&elgernes 9om piier, at &onger1
bapbe &et, og 1t &ongcn / rette Die
blif appellereoe til 6olfets 9om.
"Yolitifen": Sen peo olle Wfioler
|benptteoe Mgitation, iom bar rettet
moo set raotfale @enitre, bar naaet
lit Maal, og S. 6. Gbriitenien bar
|ieiret. Set bar MOI Sc &aoifale, al
le G1abnene por ben6t. Gocialoemo=
fratiet er gaaet ret uita6t 9iennem
@alget. Solfepartiet bill, nabnlio
paa @run6 al Sen nDe @alglop, tom,
me itprfet in6 i6olfetinget. 0e npe
@artier bar iffe peret fulgt al Selo.
Mearotts @fsperiment mislpffe6es og
set maa forbauie, at set fer no til,
at &rofesior 8ircf lite, bill opnaa no:
get Man6at. Sort @arti 1taar M,
ober npe 9pgaber, iom oct bill tage
fiat paa rne6 Mlpor og ! Eilli6 til
|Gremtioen.
"Social=D emofraten" Set CT @e1=
fires og @eires Mppel til Sc cbaupini-
ltiife Stemntnger, ser bar ftaffet Dem
|6lertal beo bette @olg, men ser ifal
Ipere en6nn to @olg / bette Mor, oq
|6et bill fiffert blipe umuligt at boloe
|ben tilpeiebragte Stilling. Social.
9emofratiet bite fig igaar ION et
m1logroet, bofietraftigt 9arti oberfor
&eire og @enitre, iom blep feiet bort.
@r. Marott fal6t me6 CLANS, og Sc
iaafal6te @enitreiocialiiter fit fun
1atterlig imaa Stemmetal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

-r-
Naar Diet gaelder det
gafmle, k&re Danmark,
saa Rslger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra ale Steder / Ameri-
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse /
smaa og store Beldb. Paalidelig Un-
~derretning. Landsmend hjmlpes til
rette. Plads / Smaakahytter reser
yeeres.
Mortensen & Crook,
Diet 38-aarige danske Passenger =
Agentur for ale LINER,
ISIS North Ave. Chicago, ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
SbmanbsFreifem % 2anbbrmqet.

Sbmanbstrejfen ug 2anbbrnget.
ct at De grbberp, iom er blepe11
baar6eit rant ,af @abnea rbeioernes
% Smenoenes Streife, er 2anobrl,-
get, og set er Ga ogiaa 6ettes Men6,
Ser ferlt. iatte fig / 8ebegelie for at
.gienoptage Ben afbruote @fsport. S
.6erne Mnle6ntng bleb ser afbolot fire
2anosme6er, paa bbilfe 2%anobrugets
Meno iamleoes ! Itore Sfarer.
&aa Me6et i &ipbenbapn notalte
@aaroeier Miels @orie, @aIte1t, at
Der mi pro6nceres 10000 Dritler
|sm6r ON ngen, % beraf br1ges fnr
$1,000 Dritler 6erbiemnte. Melten
|er til @fsport. Do @fsporter ct
|itaniet be6 Streiferne, er 2agerplu6-
|ierte oberfDlote, iaa Ser efter beune
|nges n6gang lite fan tages imo6 me,
re Smgr. 9g Meierierne tan lite
op1agre ret meget bienm1e. 6or 2an6,
br11get betpoer Stansrtirge11 Sal
|baa6e ! @enter % beo Smerrets apa,
HtetSforringelie, 90 nogle Tigers
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

MEE -.EE.Es=---
fat arigenS 0pbgr otter bar mulig<
|giert Emigration i ftgrre stil. Mf
|l16banorerne Dor 2,O69 @en6 %
1,272 &pinoer. On Operligt oper
@migranternes M1oer bitter en- betp-
|oelig 6orifponing / Sammenlig,1ing
meo tioligere, ioaleoes at ltopanorer-
ne MI er %bctq6eltg nlore ero ti6tigere.
8eitemmeliesiteoet for l1opanorer=
tie er III iom ti6ligcrc bopeoiagelis
M. g. q. Dertil tog oe 1922 lis
1'banorere. Mf @eiten tog $50 til Mel=
lent % Spoamerifa, 165 til CANADA,
y til M1itralien % 2 til Miien.
Ne6 SeniDn til Substituting for6e.
Ter n%obanbringen Jig mes = blanot
De 1903 pofsne manolige @n1igra11=
ter -245 San6brlgcre, $40 @rbej6S.
memo % Epenoe, 277 @aa1bDGrfere,
1913 ba11olen6e, rs %iefarel10e, 284 al
anoen 2ipsitilling % SO 1laagipne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Qmffct Of.

Sberitatbol6eren / Gtoctbolm bar
"Mftonbl. .afi(aoet Ell M1rmoo.
ming ON Tillaoelie for be11 oanife
fpinoelige @pnoifoliit=Mgitator Ma.
RE Nie.!en til at ocltage / Moi=9e.
MONTH atio11e1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

Gn 9itriger on, 6anif @ielpiombeb.
Set oanife, @eian6tifab / @ie,1 bar
fra 8pens 8orgmeiter, @r. SSofob
&euman1, mo6taget en- @tribelie,
bbori BON paa 8pens @egne taffer
for ben itore &iplpiombe6, Der fra
6anif SIDE er poet moo 8prn fra
@ien. S. Sfribelien finoes nbtolel=
fer iom "Menneifenes &iitorie bar
intet sioeitptfe BERTH at opbiie",
"@n biitoriif Daa6 er berme6 fulo
bragt". 8rebet ill1tter i%oaleoes:
"9yil Dor uu6iluftelige S1fnemlig=
be6sfglelie fnptter fig ct leben6e 4n-
ife om, at hi matte blibe iltan6 til
|Dber for ollie 6e Mationer, iom mi
Iitaar De6 bor SIDE / menne1felig
|&iplpiornbe0, en- Gang at furne gig.
re @iengiel6 for alt set go6e oe bidlir
Igiort for Dor ung6om, i6et set 6og er
bort barmeite 9nife, at Deres>T Soft
|alortg ma1 for1me ! fno6on stilling,
|iom ben, bbori bi / bette 9ieblif Be,
timber os. Maotte oIle Motioner blipe
fpareoe .%6erfor!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Arbejbslpsbeben / Marts 1920.

Jor belle 2anoet bar Mrbeioslpsbe-
Den ii6en IL. 6ebruar, So @rocenten
bar 9,6, bgret / itaoig og iebn Mfta=
gen. Sn6enfor Sc enfelte 6aggrup=
per gienfinoes 6enne 8ebegelie for
8pgningsfagene % Mrbei6smanos>
grl1ppet1,. baa6e / Sopeoita6en og i
Gropinierne;. bog er ben / Slutni11-
gen at 6ebrl1ar Maane6 paabegpnote
Stigning al Acknowledgment inoen,
for 8pggefagene forfeit / fgrite llge
al Marts Maane6, bba6 Der giber fig
l1bflag ! Stigning ogfaa al ben for
tarntlige Sag i &robinierne eieIoen.
De Brocent. 6or De gbrige @rupper,
sSstouitrifagene i&obeoitaoen 90 8an.
Dldsfagene ! &pbeoitdoen % 9robin,
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
St. Loui. c, Boston 4.

VI. Louis, Aus. 71s-st. Louis hit oesehEer hrd yesterday yesterday and won the open ing game of the series from Boston, 6 to ( posk was forced out of the game in the second inning when hit on the leg by q drive by Roeckel The game was stopped for nvs minutes st [ o'clock. the players standing uncovered as a tribute to the mem ory of Ray Chapman. late ball player The score by innings:
 
 GNt LOUIS lVf 0NN l0N@--b la l Boston ...............oo0 900 too--4 c Batteries posk, Goodwin and Clemons: oeschgsr. Filiin gim and oNeii.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
VICTORY MEDALS.
Recruiting Sergeant Advises All Vet
 erans to Get Theirs Now.

Applications for Victory medals are being received daily at the local re- cruiting office at 213 Main street. Sergeant Gormley, in charge of the office, is anxious that all veterans of the war apply at once for their med als so as to quicken the speed in re- ceiving them.
 There are many former service men in the city at present who seem- inEly take no interest in securing a medal but will in all probability de- sire one later when the convenient way of getting them will have been disclosed. The local office is ready now to handle all applications within a short space of time. Special atten- ton should be taken of the fact that the discharge paper of the soldier is necessary before his application is acted upon.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
GOING TO FUNERAL.
Over 100 Local Men Will Attend
 Services in Honor Of Roberts.

over 100 local service men and members of tho American Legion are expected to attend the funeral of Ser- Reant Leon Roberts which will be held in flainville tomorrow after noon. The men arc mostly members Of Company I and T. the two local companies of tho io2d U. S. infantry
 Roberts was a member of Company l of this city and served both at the Mexican border and in France. He was promoted to the rank of sergeant overseas. Local people will recall that practically the last thing to be reported of Company before they sailed for home was the death of Sergeant Roberts. After serving during the entire war and being bad ly gnssed ha was at the port ready Co sail for home when he contracted pehumonia and died.
 The Routllard-Linton post and Eddy-Glover post of the legion will attend the funeral. Tho men will wear uniforms. Members of Company [ will act as pallbearers.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
TO WATCH BRETON BOX
Delegation of Fans to Attend Exhibition in Bridgeport Monday Night-Friends of Bogash Expect Victory for Him.

e large delegation of boxing adherents plans to journey to Bridgeport on Monday night to watch the I2-round battle to a decision between Jack Britton formerly of this city. holder of the weIterweight title. and Louis BoEash, tho sturdy Bridgeport boy, who has fought his way nearly to the top of tho pusilistic ladder. The Hardware City delegation. to the man. will be pulling for the champion do an artistic job on the Park City boy. In facing Bogash
 Rritton will meet opponent far better than he encountered in Dave Palitz last spring in Hartford The Bridgeport lad has been moving down opponent after opponent steadily for several months and today there does not appear to be any boxer in the welterweieht division in New Eng land who seems to have chance with him. The promoters in Bridgeport have not been picking 'em soft for Louis. either. his cent victories being such boys Jack
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
SPEAKER IS DETHR0NED
sisier. Browns Clever Player. steps Out in Front of Indians Leader-Hornsby Sets Face in National League.

Chicago. Aug. ei.-Piayers in the National League who last week were leaders in their speeiaittes continued to set the pace, accord ing to averages released today which in- c1ude games of Wednesday.
 Rogers Hornsby. Of St. Louis. who topped the list of hattcrs participating in 90 or more games a week ago with average Of .aTe. retained the same mark. although h he played in eight games during the week. He increased his lead in total bases to 2t5 on 1s3 hits. which include g doubles. Is triples and seven homcrs Esyrs, of Boston. slthourh dropping three points. continued to b. tho runner-up with .ss3. while Sieh- olson. Of Pittsburgh. stepped in front of Roush. of Cincinnati. for third place with .stt. Roush siumped nve points for an average Of .52T, which ties him with | Smith. of St. Louis for fourth place.
 Cy Williams the Philadelphis outhclder failed to swell his home-run total of Is. Msx Carey. of Pittsburgh. stole four bases and is showing the way with 42.
 nthsr leading hniterr are.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

Cleveland.-Thc late Ray Chapman. shortstop of the Cleveland ball team, was the ido. of the kiddies. who be- came acquainted with "Chappie" when they attended ball games with their schools, at League park. Ray often tossed balls into a crowd of youngsters and enjoyed the wild scramble. When Chapmans body arrived in Cleveland from New York where he was killed by ball pitched by Carl Mays, youngsters formed a large part of the crowd that went to the station 10 pay respects.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
LANDERS GIRLS DEFEATED.
North and Judd Company Team Takes First
 Game of Championship Series.

The first game of the series to determine the girls baseball championship of the city was played last night at St. Mary's play ground. One of the largest crowds of the season gathered to witness the battle, which was between the Landers aggregation. win ners of the Industrial League pennant, and the North and Judd team. Playing the fine brand of baseball that won for them the right to contest with the Universals. the North and Judd nine put it all over it's opponent. the score being IA to 1.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
One of the happfest indi

One of the happiest indiv| was a certain popular Che pal understand) North and JJ became so imbued with en1 the outcome of the contest th rous nature asserted itself that he piloted a woman's bal the steep hill from the dis North Stanley street exit.
 Johnnie; now you look naturI greeted him from an acquain
 The score by innings: North and Judd ........ 26l
 Landers, Frary and Clark 2s0
 Batteries: Sledden, Dixon
 Lynch and Beckman. Umpir|
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
WITH THE BOwLERS.

A bowling match that is attracting quite a little attention is scheduled next Tuesday night the Casino Alleys between teams styled the Depot Rats and Hucks Donkeys The following players will participate ;n a match which is for $50 side: Depot Rats: Ca ptain Nat Bush, McAloon, Lynch, Rich ardson and Caruso; Huck's Donkeys: Cap tain Huck. Domck Adomitis, Lefty Myers and Midget Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
Cincinnati 10. Brooklyn !.
Philadelphia (. Pittsburgh 2.

Pittsburgh, Aug, si.--rhilsdciphia made N two straight from Pittsburgh. winning yrsterdsys to ., fin II innings. Ponder was unsteady throughout. Betts allowed only two hits after the first frame. Players and fans stood silent for one minute at o'clock In respect to Ray Chapman. late Cleveland shertstop. The score by innings; Philadelphia ...... 900 0to Oo1 os-t Pittsburgh ........!1oo oo0 otO oo-2
 Batteries; Bstts and rrssesssr; Ponder and Haefnsr
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
my Latzo, Dave Palitz and

Perry. Johnny Latzo, Dave Palitz and Johnny Summers.
 The Bridgeport Amusement Company, under whose auspices the bouts are being held, has arranged three other bouts They all between boxers Of whom little is known in this section. However. it often
 is the case that mediocre battlers furnish just the thrills that a crowd. assembled watch champion work. likes. The bouts will be held in the State Street Arena and the first battle is scheduled at S:15 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

George sisIer. of St. Louis. has dethroned Iris Speaker in the batting among the cipatsd in so more games. Sisler is batting eos. an increase or four points over last week. while Speaker has dropped IT points to zoo. Joe Jackson. of Chicago. and Babe Ruth are tied for third with .sso.
 Rice of Washington continued to set the paee among the osse-steslers with 4s. Ty
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Alexander Proves Too Good for Gisnts-' Reds Better cr,r gr r-nnant by Downing DcdE~~~--rhils Win tn overtim. Tilt.

Chicago. Aug rl--Groy.r Cleveland Alexander was too much tor the Giants yesterday and the Cubs won the hrst gam. --f their series by score of to i. Alex lander gave the Giants ti hits. but kept them well scattered. The Cubs drove Rube Nenton from the hili in the third frame. The score by innings:
 New York .....t...... 900 0ot O0O--i fl Q Batteries: Alexander and O'Farreit wenton. Douglas, Winters and Smith and Gonzales
 Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn T.
 Cincinnati, Aug. 3i,---The champion Reds hennnardad trio Of DodEcr pitchers here yesterday afternoon and hung up a one sided victory over the Fistbush outfit The score 10 to s and "a a result of the victory Fat Moran's aggregation drew fur thsr away from the nsld In the race for the pennant They are now more than two Hanes In front Of Brooklyn. The score by Innings.
 h cineinnsu ..........,ooI 0S2 o2x--io is {. Brooklyn s...s...... 900 900 los-- : Batteries tuaus. Fisher and wiuEos Mamaux. Mitchell. Mohart and Miller and Taylor.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

Batteries: Alexander and OFarrei wenton, Douglas, Winters and Smith an Gonzales
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-02
City Vote Heavy
Today; Polling
Booths Crowded

With more voters besieging the
polling places than can be accom-
modated in some of the precincts
in the city, it is apparent this after
noon that the vote in Salem today
will probably break all previous
records.
The early morning vote was light
in practically all of the precincts,
but at noon such a rush set in at
some of the polling placesSthat an
who tried to vote did not get the
chance during their lunch hours.
1t is estimated that between o0
and so percent of the registered
vote in the city will be cast today.
The count of ballots will start at
s O'Clock, but it is not expected that
any reliable indication of the trend
of the local election will be avail
able before midnight.