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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
LALLY FUNERAL TOMORROW
Two BriGndes to Act as Escort fol-
Deputy Fire Chief.

Fire Chief John Kenlon In special
order to the members of the Fire De-
partment yesterday, announced the ar
rangements for the funeral OF Deputy
Fire Chief Thomas Lally. who died
Thursday In his home, IT'S Adelphi
street. Brooklyn.
The funeral will take place at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
Lally home. The body VIII be taken to
the Roman Catholic, Church of the Queen
of All Saints. Vanderbilt and Lafayette
avenues, for solemn high mass of re-
QUEEN. Burial will be in St. Johns
Cemetery. The escort will be made up
of two brigades of three battalions each
and twelve men to each company. Chief
Kenlon will command the escort and will
be accompanied by his staff, consisting
of Deputy Chief John O'Hara, Honorary
Deputy Chief Robert II. Manner Deputy
Chief Joseph Crawley and Honorary
Denuty Chief Harry NJ. Archer.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Edna Frank. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Frank OF Hampstead.
L. L., TO Mr.. Louis Bleier OF New York.
Mr.. Bleier formerly was Deputy Assist
ant District Attorney under District At
torneys whitman, Perkins and Swami.
He now is practising law
Mr.. Francis Merges Of the Langham
has announced tho engagement of his
daughter, Miss Florence A. Merges, to
Mr.. william II. Pickem, Jr. Of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis Mar
shall OF Chicago announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Virginia
Waller Marshall. to Mr.. Joseph M. Bar
ton OF winchester.
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GREER---TRAUB.

Miss Edith F1orianne Traub, a daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Emil Traub, was mar
ried to Mr.. Robson l.. Greer yesterday
in All Angels Church by the Rev. Dr.
~ De Lancey Townsend. Her brother,
Nh John E. Traub. gave her away.
Miss, Kathleen Traub was her sisters
only attendant and Mr.. Simon Greer
was his brothers best man. The ush-
ers were Lieut.. Frederic ID. Powers,
U. s. M Messrs. ogden Doremus Budd,
Jr.: Theodore Seymour. Edward Gilbert,
Jr.: William G. Mayer and Grant w.
Lineaweaver. A small reception fol-
lowed at the home OF the brides
mother, 32i West Eighty-third street.
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ENGAGED.

PARKER-SACKS.--M and Mrs. Morris
Sacks Of l04S Trinity av. announce tn.
engagement Of their daughter, ThereSa
r., to Mr.. David Parler.
PICKEM- ERGES.--Mr. Francis Merges oil
The Langham announces. the engagement
Of his daughter, Florence A. Merges, q
Mr.. William II. Pickem, Jr., OF this city
H-ROSENBAUM Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Rosenbaum, 10 r. 0sth ST., announce ths
engagement OF their daughter, Hattie lie
vene, to AIR. Joseph Roth of Weehawl ken,
n. j. Reception Sunday. October "a. ~
the Belvedere. II W. 18th ST.. from
10 T. M.
ScHNEIDER-LEVENE Maurice Lee
vene at sos w. l7Sth ST.. announces tbs
engagement OF his daughter. Mary b., &C
Mr. Max Schneider OF New York city.
SOHVAL-JACOBY. Mr. anS Mrs. Max ia
CODY OF 1881 linton av announce the en-
BaEement of their daughter, Eta Cert
rude, 70 Mr.. Abraham Sohval Of New
York city.
MON-ANSORGE.-Mr. j. Ansorge, $40
SIN av., Brooklyn, announces the engage
ment OF his daughter, Marion, TO Mr.,
George Simon OF New York.
STAM-BERKMAN. - Mr. and Mrs. Max
Berkman of $50 Avenue st. John am
nounee the engagement OF their daughter
Minnie to Mr.. William c. STAN,
WING - STEINMULLER. - Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ste!nmuller Of S53 woodward av..
Brooklyn, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Augusta, TO Mr. George
Franklin Wing of this city.
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LYNCH--NIITCHELL.

Miss Claire Rosemary Mitchell. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell of Ga
East 127th street. was married yesterday
to Mr.. Walter A. Lynch Of 439 East
136th street at All Saints Roman Cath
Ole Church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Mgr. James w. Power Mrs.
Adele Brady LAwlor was the maid OF
honor, and the bridesmaids We're Miss
Adele Packert and Miss Helen Mitchell.
the latter sister of the bride Mr.. Joseph
b. Lynch, Jr., a brother of the BRIDE
gromm, was best man. Following the
ceremony n reception was held at the
Waldorf-Astoria- The bride was a grad
uate of the College of New Rochelle. and
he bridegroom, who was graduatde form
Fordham University. class 1915. is as
ISOLATED with the law firm of Olcott
Bonynge, McManus & Ernst.
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HUTsON-FULLER.

Miss Ruth Fuller. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. It. Fuller OF Plainfield, N. j.,
and Mr.. Donald Mercer Hutson. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleridge Hutson Of West
field, n. j., were married last evening
at the home of the brides parents, the
Rev. Howard Z. Clark and the Rev.
James A. Smith officiating. Miss Doris
Hutson, sister Of the bridegroom, was
maid of honor, and Mr.. Eyare Hutson
was best man. The bridegroom was a
lieutenant of engineers during the war.
He Is now art instructor In the East
Orange public schools.
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TO WED MISS MoLLENHAUER.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Mollenhauer OF
i67 Hewes street, Brooklyn, have an
nounced the engagement OF their daugn-
ter, Miss Virginia Mollenhauer. TO Dr.
Edwin Post Maynard. Jr. Miss Mollen-
hauer Is graduate of Smith College
and Of the New York University Law
School Or. Maynard was graduated
from Williams College and from the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Co
lunbia University, and now is assistant
resident physician at the Presbyterian
Hospital. He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin p Maynard of the Hotel Boseert.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

The marriage Of Miss Caroline Mass
mann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Massmann of Montclair. to Mr..
William John Bittles OF Newark took
place last night at st. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Montclair. The Rev. Luke NJ.
White, rector, officiated. A reception
was held for 100 persons at the Mont
clair Club. The brides two sisters, Mrs.
Henry NJ. Potter, Jr., OF Montclair. and
Mrs. walter w. Ervey of Elizabeth.
were matrons OF honor.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Announcement was made yesterday or
the marriage last Wednesday OF Miss
Grace Marion Merritt daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Charles Merritt, at
the residence of her parents, Hollis,
L. l., to Mr.. Harold Douglas Penning-
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. PEN
nington, also OF Hollis. Mrs. Harold
f. Merritt was matron OF honor and
Miss Dorothy o. DeBevoise maid OF
honor. Mr.. Gordon Pennington was
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Harold r. Merritt and Leland Bell OF
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
BURT---PECK.

In the ballroom of the Gotham last
evening Miss Evelyn Mildred Peck
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Peck OF 4e5 West End avenue, was
married to Mr. Wilbur Farnhem nnrt
by the Rev. Or. Allan MacRossie' Inc
brides attendants were Mrs. a. Wels
Peck, Mrs. Frederick G. Peck, MIS-.
William GARRISON. Mrs. Lee Thomas
and Misses Blanche Lansley and hath-
crime Farmer. The flower girl was
Peggy Mercelis and George T. Peck and
A. Wells Peck, Jr., were pages. Mr..
Chauncey Benedict was best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Frederick G. Peck
A. Wells Peck. c. +. Beatty, M. u
Stewart and r. y. Bollmer.
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white, Miss Madge Daniels Miller Hoyt
Miller. Mrs. Henry ID. Estabrook. the
Rev. Henry V. B. Darlington, Elliott
Darlington, Mrs. Allen Whitman, Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Van Vechten Olcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallston III. Brown, Miss Cornelia Van
Auken Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Appleton, Mrs. Daniel Bacon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cletus Heating, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston de Forest.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Mall
left on an automobile trip. They will
live in this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
HOLTON--THOMAS.

In Trinity Episcopal Church, Red
Bank. N. j.. yesterday Miss Mildred
Darlington Thomas. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Percival Thomas of
Riverside avenue, was married to Mr..
Oliver Williams Holton of Twin Brook
Farm, Middletown, n. J. Two hundred
guests from New York. Philadelphia
and other places attended the cere-
mony. which was performed by the
Rev. Harold Morse and the Rev. Rob-
ert MacKellar.
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MISS BIssELL ENGAGED.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Mrs. Joseph II. Bissell OF the engage
ment OF her daughter. Miss Katherine
Bissell, 10 Mr.. Lawrence Jones, Jr. OF
Louisville, KY, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Jones OF that city. Miss Bis
sells father, the late DR.. Joseph II. Bis
sell, served through the war as a Major
In the army. She was graduated from
Miss Spence's school in 1919. A year
ago her engagement TO Mr.. John G.. W.
Hustled was announced, but was broken
Bissell and her daughter returned re-
Gently from England, where they passed
the summer. and have an apartment In
the Gotham Hotel Mr.. Jones was
graduated from Yale this year. He
served In the navy during tho war.
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DIED.


McCARrY.-Jo r., on Saturday. October
70, az the reaidence OF his sister, Mrs.
coward G.. Sheehyi 1874 Lexington av.
Notice OF funeral later.
OBINSON.-suddenIy. on c,ctoper II. VII
liam Adams Robinson, beloved husband
or Ada McMeekn Robinson ard younger
son OF the late Congressman William T..
Robinson (Richeueu). Funeral services at
Argyle road. Interment Greenwood Gene
terry at convenience OF family.
RoEMIlR. j., beloved daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan EoeDer, on October i6
Funeral from 1890 Seventh av. Monday.
Oetsber 10. 10 O'Clock. Interment Union
Fields Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.
SCOTT.-Wnliam H.. October 10, aged 81
years. Services Sunday October II. al
his late residence. 80 Rockaway av..
Rockville Centre. l.. L.. at r. VI. Fu-
neral Monday, u noon. Interment Green
Wood Cemetery.
SIEBERT. Emma, mother of Hugo, Henry.
Alfred and Eugene rlanf, Lille Backes
and Lucy Franckford on October 49, l-y-
ing in state the Funeral Church, Broad
way 81 66th street until Monday. October
IS. Kindly omit flowers
SEWERS. -On Friday, October 10, 1920
Anna Marie widow OF Henry SieVers. Flu
neral services at the residence Of her
daughter Mrs. Edward Mirthke, l59 Goth
ST. (near Jamaica av.), Woodhaven, on
Monday. October 10, 1920 at +. NJ
TuRLAY. October 10, 1920. at Nantucket.
Mary Dresser Stebbins, widow OF Thomas
Mells Turlay, born in New York city
January 16, 1886. Washington papers
please copy.
TYLER.-William H.. father of Florence Ty-
Ter and brother OF George Tyler. at his
country home. Long Island, on october -.
Services at his New York residence, l4I
r. Attn ST., Tuesday. October 10. at
$50 T.. M. Internent at Palmyra, y. I.
TYSON October 10. Sarah Frances, age 20
years. Funeral services at her late resi-
dence. 1912 Sth avenue, Brooklyn, Mon
day, the 18th, at p. M.
wALKER.-Isaac Parker Walker. beloved
husband of Josephine Vangeson OF Old
Bennington. VT. at Augusta, Me-, July 20.
1870.
WEINCfAND. Suddenly on Saturday Oct:
10, 1920, Hilma n. Weingand beloved
wife OF Ernst Weingand and daughter OF
Robert Buttlar. Funeral notice hereafter
WERNER.-On October 10, 1920. Walter. be-
loved husband of Virginia 7. Werner.
Funeral from his late residence, DOB West
18Th street. Sunday, 2:30 p. Nj. Inter
ment private. Louisville and Cincinnati
papers please COPY.
YCUNG.-On Friday, October 10. 1920. at
his residence, Andover, Sussex county
N. j., William /. Young, aged 30 years
Services at his late home In Andover,
N j.. on Tuesday. October -, at
O'Clock, New York time.
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B I r THIS .

and Mrs. J. J. Gerson (nee
Rose X. Stein) announce the birth OF a
son, Robert. on Thursday, oct. II, al the
New York Nursery and Child's Hospital,
Gist ST. and Amsterdam av.
sABIAN.--To DR.. and Mrs. G.. Saban. a
daughter. Nathalie. october IL. 1920
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CONFIR M A TIONS.

and Mrs. Irving Henschel
announce the bar mitzvah OF their son
Chester j.. Saturday, October g, az TEN
pie Peni-El. 525 West 147th st., nj o 80
o'clock. Reception at the Savigny. 229
Lenox av.. October "a, from 20 p. NJ.
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LOST AND FOUND
Jeweiry.
REWARD

sETTiNG. GoLD. 81 SIX sTSNEs A FROM
ONE HALF TO ONE-TIIliD CARAT.
WEIGHT FROM 81 TO 5lz; OLD SAFETY
CATCH ON PIN; BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN LOST AT THE OPERA OR MOu-
LIN ROUGE; SUBSTANTIAL REWAKpi
NO QUESTIONS ASKED. Tl6 HERALD
HERALD SO.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Tuosday morning on Lexington sub
way into Grand Central Terminal. leather
purse. engraved G. B.. silver corner. con-
flaming personal papers, calling cards, some
money Finder keep money. return purse TO
@. BLAKE. 32f Z. seth st. Additional re-
ward will be given.
LosT-Certifcate No. o235s4 for 10 shares
wabash Railway Company preferred A
stock. registered in name OF Mrs. Margaret
Daiy; transfer has been stopped and all
parties arc warned against negotiating
same. Finder please notify CLARK, CHILD5
& CO.. 1876 Broadway. New York city.
1osr-BANK BOOK NO 1889. SEA
MANS BANK For SAYINGS ,, 20 WALL
AND y cANcELLATIoN APPLIED FOR.
PLEASE RETURN TO BANK.
fOST-Victory medal. no clasps. after pa
rade. between az Park av. and % Lex
ington ct. Finder please please return to A.
LOsT-Bunch OF Keys on gold chain. with
initials ''F II. T." and French address
engraved on bangle. + 19s Herald. Herald
TosT-Package containing 3 tinted silss,
, 10th ST 20 107 Broadway. Tuesday. Oct
~; reward wadsworth 3T0i. FOLLMAN
$40 w. 18th 81,
IOST-T,eft in telephone booth. 1O3d 81 and
Broadway, six silver handle liable knives :.
liberal reward. Return WhlSBERGER,
262a BroadMay.
LOsT-one hundred dollar bill. Vicinity 34th
and eth nv. or in McCreery's or Best &
Co.'S, Saturday. C 73s Herald, Herald 50.
iosT-At Tnterstats Park army DISCHARGE OF
27th Division reward West Fort Lee, N. j..
TOST-Wednesday noon. email gray UNI
brella In booth; reward. go W. I'D St,
Columbus 9729
Jewciry.
r.rpERAI, reward for silver cigarette cnse
with initials w. I. H.. lost Sunday, Oc-
tober 10, on Waterbury Danbury road. Box
81, Stanford, Corn.
LosT-Cioid mech bag in taxicab; frame
studded with diamonds and sapphires, gold
mesh wristband. some time between and o.
Thursday afternoon. Finder please COM
munlcate with Columbus 254i. Liberal re-
ward, no questions asked.
TOsT-Biuo silk bag containing money, also
2 valuable rings. ] 3-stone diamond ring
and 1 2-stone diamond, both set IN platinum,
in Franklin Simon's store large reward
Return to Mrs. CALVIN DIETRICH, 20 Hal
sey st, Bklyn.
LOsT-Diamond brooch, on the way from
Cortlandt It, ferry, through City Hall Park
10 Brooklyn Bridge. October IL, az II o'clock
liberal reward. Mrs. II. 8. JONES. 8O2 w.
1s4th st
IOsT-Kite shaped platinum scarfpin, four
diamonds. ruby centre. from 50th st..
prookiyn 10 Cortiandt st, New York. Tele-
phone John loi5. Reward.
IOST-Diamond cluster ring. Q5th, Weat
End. 96th, through Riverside Park, o0th,
Riverside Drive 20 95th; 500 reward $50
Riverside Drive, apt. %. Rlverside als0.
IOgT-nlack enamel watcn, studded With
diamonds, on diamond chain, ev,ning Of
14th between 10th ST. and Vanderbilt Thea
tire reward Address FoRMAN, 16s r. 18th
TOST-Between f05 East 55th, - East 42d.
diamond and onyx bar pin, bowsnot design
liberal reward, no questions asked. s. r.
r., Hotel Lorraine, 2 East 45ths
IOsT-Goid cigarette case; Circular mono.
gram on outside; name Irwin" inside.
Liberal reward. no questions. Tel. Lenox
1871.
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CEMERTERIEs, &C.

cr.t-Trpy PLOTS $3.50 AND UP.
TATtf III OTIS $50 AND UP.
ONE HOUR by AUTO At BEIa Ill. LAEIp.
Apply NAT y. BLUM, rNpEKIAk Els
$50 w. 10th 81. AZ By no. -.
FOR SALE.
Fine level lot. old part Woodiawn yeme-
.o,,,. choice location, ~. y. W, lock box
s7G Grand Central station
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WASHINGTON.

The retiring Minister of China, DR..
v. X. wellington Koo, was the honor
guest at a luncheon yesterday at the
Hotel Washington given by Mr.. Yung
Kwai. Counsellor of the Legation. The
guests were members Of the Legation
staff and DR.. Philip SEE and DR.. Yen
of the Chinese Educational Mission.
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Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith was hostess
at luncheon yesterday for her young
son, Edwin II. Meredith. Jr., IN COM
pllment to the five children of the
British Ambassador and Lady Geddes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair has returned
from abroad. Mr.. Blair came at once
to Washington and Mrs. Blair is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Can
at Osterville, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
are spending few days in Washington
be Gore going to New York, whence they
will sail for Europe accompanied by
their son, John Hays Hammond, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes were entertained at dinner last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar
Miller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

Sir John Henry. who has been a
guest Mt the British Embassy. has
gone TO New York and is at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel for a stay.
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LOST,
81, 900 REWARD.
PEARL NECKLACE.

Lost probably In the Oranges OF Newark,
~ j., pearl necklace with Is pearls ana
marquse or pointed oval shaped diamond
and platinum clasp. One thousand dollars
reward viii be paid and no questions asked
II returned n for infurma ton leading0to It's
recovery. HENRY BLANK & CO.. 10 LIB
erty st., Newark. n. j..
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LOST-a bar brooch, rs solitaire diamonds
set In platium, Friday afternoon in vicinity
Of Franklin simon's. Liberal reward. Phone
Greenwich $50.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
MEET
 DRAWS BIG CROWD
Interesting Results in Events at
 Burritt Grounds Yesterday

Indications that the weekly play ground events. which being held at the various amusement centers about the city with several hundred youthful athletes par ucipating, will produce a number of stars At the Burritt meet yesterday afternoon the work of Edward McAIoon and Miss Hazel Sullivan showed up exceptionally well. 1t being the judgment of Playground Director Jack Rourke that they are un- "auslled in their respective classes in the -city.
 sGeHsStsrasS sGHrl.SSn Snts were run of under the Edward McAIoon; second. BeHs,nysD--F'frst third. Edward Gourxon. haum: 5o-Yard Dash ,Junior Boyst-Fn. James Kane: second, David Lipman: third William Jones. Playground Championship ueO-Lb.D- , First. Edward icAIoon: second. Benny Birnbaum: third. Edward Gourson. First. Edward McAloon ,distance feet 1o1-e inches): second, Harold Lipman third. John Gasperino. Standing Broad Jump (Junior Boys)- First. David Lipman; second, James Kane: third. John Revior. Throwing Basketball for Distance Csenior Boysp-First. Edward McAIoon tSi feet ] inchesD: Alfred Laflamme: third, Harold ] Lipman.
 Baseball Throw tsenior class,-First : third. Edward McAIoon. 1 Boys Relay Race-won by Edward i McAloon's team. Girls Events. l s0-Yard Dash (Senior ClassD-First. , Hazel Sullivan: second. Mary Miller: third. Mary Shea.
 4o-Yard Dash CJunior Class)-First. Kate Finl<1estein; second, Marion Scheyd: third. Veronica Iuka.
 Playground Championship (Seniors)- First. Hazel Sullivan: second. Mary Shea third. Kate Finklcstein.
 Standing Broad Jump--First. Kate Fin
 klestein; second. Hazel Sullivan; third. Kathryn smith.
 Basketball Throw (Seniors)-First. Hazel
 Sullivan; second, Kathryn smith: third.
 Mary Shea.
 Baseball Throw--First. Hazel Sullivan
 second. Mary Shea; third. Kathryn smith.
 Girls Medley Relay Race-Won by Ida l Latiamme's team.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
OLYMPIC MEN ACTIVE
Deck of Ship Resembles Three Ring Circus as Training Proceeds-Improvemen in Condition of Athletes Expected.

on Board [. s. S. Princess Matoika. JuIy So tBy Wireless to The Associated Press).-The Olympic athletes had their pest training today since the steamer left Ne" York Passage through the Gulf stream with the weather baImy with bright sunshine enabled the majority put in a account Of sickness
 The vessel resembIed a three-ring circus as training proceeded on every deck
 The tug-of-war men pulled for an hour asalhst the winch-ring develop team tactics and strategy; boxers and wrestlers mad bouts both in the morning and after noon; the Marathon runners covered 10 miles on the deck, and medicine balls were brought into play by the weight throwers Sprinters. murders and distance jumpers on the lower deck. formed a steady procession Sarbed in outfits displaying the various letters. colors and emblems of colleges and cubs from all sections of the country
 The relay teams and javelin throwers also had practice. Divers were the only idIers but the swimming tank was in use all day for swimming practice.
 mere was a rema rkable exhibition Of hish Jumping for rolling deck when
 " l.andon, of Yale cleared . feet ,ha, hs hos Rubdowns for 200 twice daily
 A, iro,he he ruhbers and. conseouently condition is expectei i'f ssa, -,.-, cooler weather. Sferai phFsicat
 During the voyage 'through "tnproach o' the Gulf stream the men will be pel.
 to sleep deck '" "f
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
NORWOODS HERE SUNDAY
Fast Ansonia Team Will Stack Up Against Jim Luby's CIub-Hsvc Won II Out of % Games Played This Season

h the Norwoods. of Ansonia. selected to oppose the Pioneers club Sunday afternoon on the Ellis street grounds. the Iuhyites Nil stack up against a team that to all accounts is capable of giving them d battle royal The Ansonia outfit. Manager George R. Igance writes, has played % games this year. II of which have been victories for that club With one two exceptions the games were played on the road. McCully. first baSeman the Norwoods. has safely fin 17 straight games. In 1919 he had a brief tryout with tho PhiIadeIphia Americans for q position guardian of the initial sack.
 The visitors will line up follows: Mudry. right field: Cushow. catcher: Miller, third base; McCully. first base; Crowther second base; ResnGcr. shortstop; Igance. center field: Davidson. left field; Bclko and Robinson. right field: Doughen, Flood and NoVak. pitchers.
 In the locals lineup Palmer will pitch and La Blanch catch. Travers will he back in uniform to guard the dizzy corner after an absence of several weeks due to injured leg
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
NEARLY sIOo 900 DRAWN BY
 RECENT FULTON-WILLS BOUT

Newark, N. T., July 3o.-Adam Empic. secretary of the International Sporting Club. yesterday afternoon announced that the total receipts the bouts at the Newark Sportsmen'S Club last Monday night were s91.212.5o. In accounting for the confusion and congestion at the armory where the contests took place. Mir. Empie declares that the 2.00o members of the International Sporting Club for whom seats reserved nearly all occupied their proper places. Mir. Empic added:
 When the confusion at the ma in entrdnce caused d congestion stopped the sale of tickets, with 1.437 unsold. There were seats for all of these tickets, but they were in the further end of the armory. The Crovding insid> of the entrance prevented many of the stockholders getting to their seats. This proves conclusively that the house was oversold, but that the con- trary was the case"