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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.



9TH ST. w.-Large. exceptional room in
can family; gentleman only. Tel. Col. 1878.
9TH, 116 West-Large and medium rooms.
electricity. steam heat: permanent: gen.
tiemen.
S5TH, PA West.--Sunny fronta double room.
bath adjoining; gentlemen. Schuyler 1885:
s7TH ST.. 81 w.--Two well furnished con-
Meeting rooms. first floor.
SSTH ST. west.-Large front room. private
house: gentlemen. Phone riverside 1925.
9TH. 25 W.-Large, beautiful room: pri-
vate bath; electricity large closets; pri-
Nate house; one-two gentlemen: references.
1l2TH ST, Gl2 West Uliverslde) Comfort
able room private. we'll apI onted; gentle
man: references; ST..
122D. PIT w.-Newiy furnished rooms; cleo
tricfty, telephone; $40 single. s13 double.
private house: references. HICKS.
10TH. 700 w. (Apt. 1G).-Large room suit
able for .. adjoining bath; first floor.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
GARFIELD PLACE, 221
Near Prospect Park and subway station.
large room with private bathroom on parlor
floor: private house. beautifully decorated,
electric light, parquet floors, heat and con-
tnuous hot water, one ~ two refined busf-
ness people: reference.
and bedroom: shower bath and use
of kitchen electric lights. steam heat. SIS;
single room 50 per week: nicely furnished
rooms. lilo Az. Q. Brooklyn.
R-TINrD NEICHBoRHooD. 20 MINUTES
BUSINESS COUPLE OR GENTLEMEN. "a
WILDWOOD ST.. BROOKLYN. TEL. CO.
I.UMBUS 5494.
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New Jersey.

DESIRABLE factories. 3GxiO0, stories,
200 foot floor space steam heat rent
$500, another 3Sxio0. steam heat. rent $50.
y. BECK. 71S Bergcnine av.. West New
York, n. J. Phone Union 4aal.
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Westcllester.

APARTMENTS 5 rooms. bath, improve
ments garage; garden: 40 minutes from
city; We]tchester county; $50. Phone
Schuyler 1888
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


Furnished.
ADULT family require apartment, furnished.
or 4 master bedrooms. for winter or
longer. II. r.. box 800 Herald.
ONE woman. highest references, until May.
small light, well furnished housekeeping
apartment. West Side. below 10th; rent un-
der 500. y. Az Columbus av.
LIGHT. clean apartment by the month for
few monthG. 3 to bedrooms; not more
than $500 month, family of adults: West
Side preferred; no agents. Box 026, 100
Cable Building.
WANTED--Furnished apartment. Columbia
Heights or Fort Greene, 3 to rooms,
bath, kitchen kitchenette, from November
10 or 10 TO january 4. Phone Schuyler sl20
Apt. 70. before 10 A. NJ.
Unfurnished.
BUSINESS couple desire three or four room
apartment. good location rent not over
SEQ. JORDAN, fremont 1866. evenings.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BAY R1DGE--Stucco house, 10 rooms and
bath: finest location IN Bay Ridge; near
Shore road; all improvements; steam heat
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westcbesier--saIe or Rent.

ALONG THE SOUND.
Il. Attractive place Of % acres; remodriled
|dwnfiinR. all modern improvements rs rooms,
V baths; large garage, gardeners cottage
most Of land exceptionally high. commanding
extensive views OF Sound; numerous shade
trees, large lawn and garden near Rye; Of
fered 1t low price TO settle estate.
FOX REALTY COMPANY. 81 z. AID ST.
fXn. d. McCANN, II North av., New
noonene. Homes-New Rochelle, Lsrcb-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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Situations Wnnted--I emnIe.

SOUTHERN cooks, houseworkers, watt
resses, half time, day workers, 1850;
buffers. firemen. porters. Green's. 1876 w.
f3fst. Morningsida 1915.
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Borough Of BROOKLYN.

FULTON ST, near Saratoga aV., brick:
store and . floors of rooms and bath: 8
rooms and bath rear of store; front ON two
streets: garage space $500: $500 cash.
MILLER, 2o6l Fulton St. Broklyn.
FOR SALE or rent, story and basement
woodworking plant electric steam heat and
elevator. INTERSTATE PARLOR FRAME
CO., 80 Leonard St, Broollyn; stage 1882.
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disc, ilancous.

FOR RENT-lmmediate possession, store and
basement 343 West 26th St, 63xiO0, ca
pacty 200 pounds. top loft, also second loft.
q White s., 10x100: NTH floor. 25x10O, 12s
Bleecler 81. Phone OWNER, Longacro 2T20.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.


Borough Of Brooklyn.
SEVEN room brick house near subway sta
tlou Si23 a month. OTTO SINGER, o02
Kings Highway
Long Island.
FOR RENT. Furnished cottage. rooms and
bath; centrally located for rent for six
months; price 500 per month; express SER
vice 90 Penn. station. 80 minutes. Address
MISS MABEL STONE. "a Locust av.. Port
Washington. l. l. Phone 46Jw.
Westchester.
STONE house az Hartsda1e, handsomely
furnished; garage steam heat electric
light master rooms. baths. Z servants
rooms, with baths. winter season. Tel.
Murray Hill s7i4. between ~ and Q
o'clock.
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WOULD you invest 100000 or more In a BUSH
ness that made on n test over 300 per cent.
net In 30 days? II so, write for particulars.
Want few rilent partners: business high
lass, legitimate and without competition.
Write for particulars or call Room 1O1. ~
Park Row.
YOUNG; man possessing intelligence, honesty,
ability 5000 and services 20 offer: the
atrical, employment agency or motion pic.
'''~o business preferred. !. II Herald. Her
aid "a.
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Washington Heights. Above 125th ST..
West of 9Th Az.

10th. 66O-G61 WEST Corner broadway -
Immediate possession; elevator; 4, 3, and
rooms and bath. one 6 room corner, one
room, southern exposure; high grade superior
service Apply JULES NEHRING. INC, 615
w. 1Stst st.
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302 WEST Seth ST..
ADJOINING WEST END AV.,
q ROOMS. $1,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
APPLY ON PREMISES, OR
NASSOIT d. TANNING,
BROADWAY AND S0TH ST.
TEL. $3.50 RIVERSIDE.
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Uses TO LET, UNFINISHED.

PRIVATE HOUSES FOR RENT.
story and basement, 10 rooms, baths,
electric lights, pRrauet floors: beautiful con-
dtioni very fine block, near broadway and
T2d st.; rental $4,000 Q or year straight
lease; immediate possession. WOOD, DOL.
SON CO. Inc, broadway and s0th ST. schuy-
i.r Inn -"
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CHAIrFFErlR wants position; by a good re-
liable man; 10 years In last place; mar
ried, one child years old good reference.
Apply G. b. l.. H.. 90J Prospect place
Bklyn. Tel 9I54 Lafayette
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Miscellaneous.

NICE apartment in basement of private
house for refined white couple; $40 per
month and take care OF furnaca references
required. ~ 10 Herald, Herald so.
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CHAUFFEUR, single (25). Chri -tian; thor
oughly experienced. careful driver on all
1creisn, American cars; own repairs: city.
country: neat. reliable; references Clark.
ORG F.. 9th.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CEMENT FOR IRON. STEEL:
produces the homogeneous union OF these
metals; hardened In one hour: will sell in
vcntion. CHEMIST. III w. 9th.
FOR Saie-Finest patents Tor manufacturing
OF milk powders. egg powders and dry
.ruits. g.: these are worth a million prop
erly developed. Write fully. HERMAN r.
Fl,ANzF,N. Akron. Pa.
FOR SALE or rent. to responsible company
modern building with siding. near NJ Y
fully equipped; metal working machinery;
now operating. 794 Herald. Herald 80.
HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish to sell without publicity? Or seek
Ing associate with capital for expansion? See
ROBERTS-FROST COMPANY.
sos Eth av Murray Hill 3s5f
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
I HAVE two thousand acres of land situated
In Pamela County, Texas. 10 lease for oil
and gas; regular IS special form, rental 81
per acre. due March 3. 1921 viii take ten
dollars per acre for THE tract for quick sale.
J. X. DOSS. Tatum, Texas.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

IMMEDIATE possession, very large rooms
toilet, use OF bath. gas. Eastern Parkway
section: one block subway rent x75: refer
enccs. Telephone between o "A. M. and o
P. NJ, ic001Lafnyette.
Ge To az COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
O. 3 rooms. bath and lSitchenette. 800 up: .
minutes Wall ct. G. GlRARD. o15 Mon
taRre st
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rPsTAIRs srORE--

Ia WEST l251H STREET
BETWEEN LEMON It'll Avs
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
MILLINsR, COAT & SUIT MEMS
CLOTHING OR LADIES HAIR
DRESSING PARIOR, IN THE BEST
RETAIL MART or HARLEM.
OWNER WILLING TO CONSIDER
COMMISSION BASIS. DOWNSTAIRS
STORE WILL BE OCCUPIED ny
FEST LADIES' RETAIL SHOE
STORE IN TOWN. APPLY LOUIS
KOvNER, 3 w. 29TH ST, PHONE
LCNGhrRE A72p. OWNERS REP
REsENTATIvE WILL DE ON
PREMISES ALL. DAY.
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Borough Of Bronx.

SIN rooms. bath, garage. all improvements:
private house: $i25. Phone fremont 3i01.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS--5 rooms. all out
side, $95 park side apartment; 1455 Under
cliff av., near N. Y. Central and subway.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic; expert driver, Lo-
comobile. Pierce, Simplex, any high grade
car; ii years references from high class
private families; 4 years last portion: rea-
sonabe wages. i 81 Herald. Herald so.
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ONE ten room dwelling and grocery store,
on main street. without buildings; lot COX
200. For fun particulars apply to j. M.
SMITH, Mays Landing, N. !.
RESTAURANT and building, with long
lease: best location in city; must have
$1,000 each. RURINSTEIN BROS. 81 w. Sd
SOLE agents are wanted I'm every importrn nj
city and territory in New York to handle
Maltese Syrup. n quick seller and ready
product for home beverage.
This Maltese Syrup Is manufactured by one
OF the most prominent brewers in the East
Only wide awake, progressive men furnish
ing satisfactory references are wanted.
For further particulars address CHARLES
CAPEHART, Times Building. Times Square.
New York.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. white, married; 10
years experience as private chauffeur and
man. care Chelsea, 2oS West 10th ST. Chelsea
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CHAUFFEUR, years experience. wishes
position. private or commercial; reliabIe
and dependable: no bad habits; best refer
ences Wills. 1896 Av. A. Telephone Rhine-
lander 1920.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic flight coiored5
American; 80; willing worker: 10 years
driving city families; unquestionable char
acter: references; will demonstrate ability:
don't mind working night: low wages. l. IS
Herald Herald SO.
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I CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. wishes private po-
siton: years experience in driving and
repairing all makes OF cars: first class ref
| erence. Write Knty cher. 800 e 10th.
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CCOK-French lady. first class cook. wishes
position private family: do not speak Eng
lish. Please write TO Miss Eugenie, 80 West
I'D st, Phone Columbus $3.50, 10 to 70.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

rvERs', dancing. rtaEecraft. 1893 w. <sth.
dultr, children daily; exclusive creations
uFraenents).
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THAUFFEUR-Skilled mechanic; careful
driver: American: 10 years city driving: S
years reference last employer: Cadillac.
Packard. Pierce. any car; moderate wages:
city. country. Immediately. l. 80 Herald.
Herald sq.
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COOK--Two girls. Irish. wish positions one
cook. waitress. light chamberwork: 5
years references; will go separate. Cali
all day, 122 w. S4th. Nellie's bell.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

Cooks. &c.
COOK-Two Irish girls wish positions in
private family as cook and waitress; to-
gether or separate; wages $40 to $50 and
$50 to SOS; city only. Address $40 e. S1st,
care Mcdonnell. Tel. Lenox 4104.
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CHAUFFEUR, coIored. wishes position; II
years experienced good reference. Call or
write Cornelius Carr. 1926 Lenox av. Tel.
Harlem zoos
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CHAUFFEUR-An experienced automobile
driver. former army officer. VIII drive any
make of car to California without charge
responsible. II SIS Herald. Fulton st.
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F1REPROOF garage. 25x100: 200 gallon gas
olcnc tank offices upstairs: possession
about Dec. !. ln20. Phone Col. 1921,
95TH ST, 208 West.--Office, doctor. dentist !;
room apartme IT. ground floor. SUPT.
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COOK wishes position In apartment. East
Side, small Christian family, where other
maid Is kept first class references. Cali &C
2l3 East 40th ct.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
MITCHELL WANTS TO KNOW.
Cubs Manager Will Demand Show
 down From Owner yccck.

Chicago. Oct. 16.-Fred Mitchell manager of the Cubs. is to throw down the gauntlet to the officials of tho Chicago team. The report has been circulated that he is to be de- throned. If that is so. he wants to know 1t, and said yesterday he will have a conference within the next few days with William Veeck, pres ident of the club. to ascertain deh- nitoly whether his services are to be retained or rejected.
 "I am going to insist on a show down right now" said Mitchell, "as Veeck says he can tell me nothing until the annual meeting of the board Of directors late this month. It is impossible for me to wait that long. Other offers have been made mo, and do not want to lose themf by wait ing until q decision Is made here"
 Mitchell is not a mixer and is not popular with his men. He has been here four years, winning ono pennant. Fred Merkle, Charlie Hcrzog, Claude Hendrix and Jim Vaughn are said to he the players who most strcnuously object to Mitchell as a manager.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
BAN JOHNSON RISES
 TO EXPLAIN STAND
American League FaVors House. cleaning Before Remodeling House

Chicago, Oct. 16.-Starting devel- opments in connection with the re- convened special grand jury's inves- tigation of baseball gambling next week were indicated yesterday by President Ban Johnson Of the Amer ican league in discussing his reasons for sending a telegram to President Heydler of the National league, op- posing as premature the conference of the club owners here Monday to frame a new governing tribunal for professional baseball.
 "I do not care to attend any con- ference to discuss a new baseball tribunal until the report of the spe- cial grand jury, which reconvenes on Tuesday. is made. and I know whom it indicts.' he said.
 Johnson admitted having wired President Heydler his belief that the conference of major league club own CTS scheduled for Monday would be a mistake in view of the incomplete work of the Cook County Grand Jury. He said:
 This grand jury has accomplished already what no other agency has been able to do, and has done it with a celerity that astonished every body. Its work is not finished. In IaCt, lt IS my 1nfOrTnatlOn that clewS are now in hands which may lead to disclosure of more facts than have yet been dreamed of. I believe that all attempts to reform baseball by new tribunals should be deferred un- til we know who's who in baseball
 Some people have been made sore by the exposure already made. More may be made sore when the infor- nation likely to come before the grand jury next week is known.
 No other investigating body incap- able of summoning witnesses and ex- amining them under oath, could have turned up the crookedness that has already been uncovered by the grand jury in the short space of time in which it was done. I believe the of the coming week will be even more surprising to the pub lie.
 Judge Mcdonald is honest in his determination to expose all dishones- ty in baseball, and I am willing to give him all the aid in my power. I think all the friends of baseball ought to stand by him and await the de- cision of this grand jury before talk ing any further action.
 'I believe in making a thorough before starting to re- model the house"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
SPEAKER REWARDED
Owner Jim Dunn of Worlds Cham- pions Presents Manager With Block of Stock in Contracting Firm.

Cleveland, Oct. 16.-Tris Speaker today was presented a block of stock in the Dunn & Mccarthy company, Chicago railroad coetractors. by James c. Dunn, president of the Cleveland baseball club and president of the contracting company, as a re- gard for giving Cleveland a champion team.
 Speaker plans ultimately to devote his time to the contracting business when through playing baseball.
 II figure that you will make as good a contractor as you made a baseball manager" said Dunn in making his gift to Speaker, and I want you as sociated with me in our company"
 Speaker, it was announced, will be- gin his contracting work after he re- turns from a weeks fishing trip to Rice Lake, Ont, and pays a short visit to his ranch in Texas. He will leave for Canada tonight.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
NUTMEGS TO PLAY
 ALL-HARTFORD TEAM
Locals Look for a Hard Battle
 From Capitol City Eleven

Following a week of hard practice the Nutmeg football team is about ready for tomorrow's game with the strong All-Hartford team. Last year the locals won one game and the sec ond resulted in q tic. The Capitol City aggregation is one of the strong est teams in Hartford and is en- gagged in the spirited three-cornered fight in Hartford for the champion ship of that city, and their rivals are the Tiger -Ramblcrs and Clay Hills The team is coached by Joe Mulli- gan. . former Colgate star. and has already played two splendid games against tho West Ends of Bristol and the Valley Park A. C., of Torrington In tho lineup of the All-Hartfords will be Mickey Landers. one of the best semi pro fessional football play CTS in Connecticut. With him arc four other brothers. each of whom is a very capable football player. Also. among the others, are McCabs and Peterson: both of these men are we'll known to those who have fol- lowed the Nutmegs in previous sea- sons
 The local boys. eIated over their great battle with the heavy Lake Torpedo team last Sunday. are con- fident that they will put up as good a fight tomorrow. Tho attack Aas been improved. and with Koplowitz back at quarter. a decided change can be seen. Last week, Hagearty, who played that position, was forced to so in without ever having played that position. Tomorrow he will be back at his regular position at left halfback. With these two sturdy boys, will be Capt. "Nervo" Nelson, and Joo Neville. Talbot will also be in uniform for the first time and will undoubtedly get into the game for a while. One of the most pleasant sur prises of last Sundays game was the all round work of Jim Conley at left end. Conley. although quite heavy. weighing in the neighborhood of ITO. is very fast, and the way in which he stopped the heavy onslaught of the Lake backs has won him a reg ular position. Harold Thompson also played we'll and will surely play to- morrow. As for the line, their de- fense was almost perfect. and all that the coaches could wish for. Gleason Parker will again referee, and to- morrow's game will start at . o'clock. Extra cars will be run to and from Nutmeg field on Stanley street.
 The Nutmegs will have a surprise for the fans tomorrow, when u new end will be found fin the locals line- up,
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
JACOBSON FINED S25.
Local Boy Penalized With Others for
 Arguing With Umpire.

St. Paul. Oct. 16.-Fines have been imposed upon three St. Paul players and one Baltimore player as the re- suit of arguing with the umpires in the interleague series being played be- tween the two teams. Boone of S. Paul was fined $50. Dresser and Brazil of St Paul and Jacobson of Baltim ore s25 each.
 The sixth game of the series. sched- uled for yesterday, was postponed till today because of wet grounds. Balti- more has won four games and St. Paul one.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
VARDON AND RAY HELD EVEN
Reid and Mcleod Finish All Square
 in Exhibition Golf Match.

Wilmington, Del, Oct. 16.-Wilfrid Mcleod of Washington finished all square with Harry Vardon and Ed ward Ray, the British golfers, in a thirty-six hole exhibition match yes terday on the links of the Whining ton Country club.
 Reid and Mcleod were up at the close of the morning round. in which the British pair had a best ball of 75. compared with T for the Am orleans. The visitors had best ball of 70 in the afternoon, while Reid and McLeod's was 72.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
MAN O' WAR THROUGH.
Trainer FeustcI Says Great Racer Has
 Been Retired From Track.

New York, Oct. 16.-Louis Feustel, trainer of Man O War, who came to this city yesterday, announced last night that Samuel D. Riddle. owner of the phenomenal thoroughbred, had reached the unalterable decision to retire his great three-year-old from the racing turf. This was confirmed in Philadelphia by MT. Riddle him. self.
 Clarence Hummer. who rode Man O War when he defeated Sir Barton on Tuesday at Windsor, received yes terday a check for s5.Oo0 from the victor's owner for that ride. NIT. Rid de also sent Hummer his thanks for the good work done by the Jockey this season astride the champion.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
REIGN OF TERROR
By Briggs

Scenes of Wild Disorder Occur in
 Londonderry, with Street FYghtina
 Raging Furiously.
 Londonderry, Oct. 16.-Scenes of wild disorder occurred in this city last night, there being a reign of ter- TOT which virtually eclipsed that which recently preceded curfew hour along Carlisle road.
 This thoroughfare was again the theater of fighting, the trouble begin- ming when a band of youths suddenly appeared and began firing pistols. They maintained a running fire the whole length of Carlisle road and ri- val groups returned the shots A hot fusilade was maintained for some time and pedestrians fled in terrof. Soldiers were rushed to that section of the city and cleared the street. There have been no reports on the casualties.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
SHARKEY GETS DECISION
American Bantamweight Is Unable to kayo Charley Ledoux of Franco -Iynch- White Bout a Draw.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Jack Sharkey, New York bantamweight. was award cd the judges decision over Charley Ledoux, bantamweignt champion of France. in a 15-round bout at Madison Square garden last. night. The French titleho1der weighed 117h pounds and ,Sharkey a half-pound heavier.
 Joe Lynch of New York and JabeZ White of Albany. bantamweights, met al Madison Square garden tonight in a 15-round bout which the judges de- cided a draw. Lynch weighed 11S 1-4 pounds and his opponent 117h.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
RUTH STILL AT IT
Bambino Fractures Wrist, But Stays
 in Game and Hits Homer.

Binghamton. N. Y. Oct. 1s.- Babe" Ruth fractured his left wrist in a gamo at Oneonta yesterday be- tween his "all-stars'' and the Endi- cott-Johnson team of this city. He received the injury while attempting n alide at first base. Although in con siderable pain he completed the game, knocking out his customary home run in the eighth. Physicians said one of the small bones in the wrist had been fractured.