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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
WHAT HAPPENED
To THE L|CkER'
RUMoR HAS IT THAT IT DISAP
FEARED FROM STABLE WHERE
IT WAS STORED DURING
THE NIGHT.
Sherlock Holmes May Be Called to Make
An InvsstiEa alton as to Its Where
abouts.

What happened TO All automoniIe
loaded with liquor that Is alleged to
have disappeared from 4 stable along
the National road in the vicinity Of VAL
Icy Grove on Sunday EVENING" Is the
question that Is being asked In the out
the-pike district at the present time.
1t Is alleged that a gentleman by tho
name Of Siko. said 10 be the proprietor
Of the Polish Hall in South Wheeling
was arrested after he had driven his
Cadillac Cur into another car owned
and driven by Art Bell, Of near Valley
Grove. Tho cur IL said to have been
loaded with wet goods other than water.
which was placed within q stable, under
lock and key
1t Is said that 4 force OF men were
sent out TO get the car early yesterday
morning but that when they arrived thcy
found that II had vanished the contents
also being taken with II. Just what dis
position will be made Of the case !
not known at this time. but the big
question that Is puzzling the people In
the vicinity where It happened Is what
became OF the lickCr:"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
PACKERS SEEK REoPENING
OF WAGE AWARD FOE MEN

Chicago. Nov. 22.---Hearings in the
appeal Of packing house employees for
Increased wages were reopened before
Judge Samuel Alschuler. wage agree
ment arbiter. this morning at thr be-
hest of the packers. Judge Alschulers
decision on the previous hearing
which closed several months ago. has
not been announced. and the case was
rcopcned today az result of claims
By the packers that prices have de-
clined and that the packing business
does not now warrant any wage In
crease The workers had appealed !or
q straight increase of 1919 cents an
hour for all employees.
l.. II. u. Weld. of Swift & Company,
was on the stand this morning. He
presented charts showing the falling
stock market for tho past year ard tho
General slump in business, He said
there was a sharp downward trend IN
retail prices, reelected from the sum-
mer drop in wholesale prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
Motorcycle Messengers
For Special Delivery

Postmaster W. W. Irwin yesterday iu-
augurated motorcycle messenger scrv-
ice for the delivery Of special delivery
mail coming to the Wheeling poStoftice.
Three motorcycle messengers. two for
day service and one for night service.
were put To work yesterday, replacing
the five messenger boys who have been
handling tho special delivery letters and
other special delivery mail by bicycle.
In notes Diminishing the bicycle mes
sengcrS Postmaster Irwin inform,u
them that other ARRANGEMENTS had been
made for handling the special delivery
mail. but that should the holiday mail
warrant the employment Of additional
help. he probably will be able TO use
them during the Christmas rush.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
CONVENTION CALLED

Washington. Nov. 90 A convention
TO consider political and constitutional
questions In connection Nth tho or
ganiZation Of tho PROPOSED Central
American Union has been called To
moot May IL. next. at place to he
named later. according to adviccS re-
ccived her" today. The ministers Of
foreign affairs Of the five Central
American countries have hecn appoint
cd IN executive committee in COnnCC-
ton with III" convention. and each
country will hH represented b" twenty
five delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
HEARINGS BY COMMISSION

Parkcrshurr. w. Va. Nov. @2.--Mcm-
bers of - state Public Service Com
mission w"r" in session hero today 10
hear cvidclxL" and arguments on two
applications before the commission for
decision. One case was the appliCa-
ton Of Godfrey l.. Cabot for an IN
crease in gas rates in Writ and Roanc
counties, excepting the town of Spcn-
Ger. Tho other matter argued hcfu"o
the commission was tho application "f
A. y. F'arnsworth for the establish
mont of station by tho Baltimore 4;
Ohio Railroad at EatonS. w. Na. Ar
Gumcnts were heard in tho latter case.
and evidence was submitted In tho fur
mer. Both cases will come before the
commission ut Charleston at latter
date FOR fnrthnr hearings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
BROKER, 72, FEELS LIKE 30,
SAYS GLAND PILLS DID III
Had Lost Weight Pep and Even Sense of
Humor But New Treatment Has Him All Toned Up.

did me no good. Medical treatments
failed until my friend. Or. lTul of Lon
don. recommended gland treatments.
Il was in the Kingston hospital in
London when l first tried the capsules
After l had take the fifteenth capsule.
l left the hospital and haven't keen
back since. ! still take capsule now
and then and l think they are the real
fountain of youth. My wifi" and family
think SO. TOO. Boys. if you ever lose
your pep. just get some Of these cap
SulrS. They'll bring the pep back s""
if they don't"
Nntc-Thc preceding news item ar-
prlrrd n The Denver Post and other
papers. Gland tablets as mentioned
above ar" now offered for sale in the
United States and are sold on POSI-
TIVE GUARANTEE to restore the gem
cral health and complete vitality 10
every organ Of the body. Highly in
tercStiuE literature free. i. o. Fox 700,
Div "N. Denver. Colorado"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
APPEALS FOR cnEMENCY

Wilson had before him today number
Of APPEALS for executive Clrm"ncy, ana
within .hr next few days. IL is cNn'ct-
al thn, the usual number Ut pardons
granted by the PRESIDENT nj T0ankS-
giving will be issued.
Tho department of justice TrcrhtlL
Recommendations for pardon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23

New York, March Tim just an
young ~ I used to be and It's all due
to gland pills. Here I am "a and feel
Just as spry and full Of vim and pop
- II I was only 80 or 40"
This testimony to the virtue of the
gland treatment for the restoration Of
youthful vigor was voiced sunday by
Robert Laws a retired London stock
broker. who arrived on tn" Cedric for
u short visit in this country.
\ friend. Capt George Taylor. VIII"
accompanied the rCjurenatcd Mr.. Laws.
vouched for his statement regarding his
age and the efficiency OF the gland
treatment.
II didn't mean tn tell you about It,"
said the retired broker to reporters.
hut since you ask mo. III give you TN"
details. | was as hoalthy as could be
desired up till about ten years ago.
Then l began to lose pen and weight
and even my sense OF humor. Travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

Washington. Nov c2-Cottun ginncd
prior 10 November IA amounted to
S92n.775 running bales. including 177."lc
round bales: 1896 bales Of American
Egyptian and 977 bales Of Sea Island,
the census bureau announced today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-23
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE
FROM JAIL HERE

!. l.. Sole and H. W. lroadhurSt' VINO
VAN serving thirty days on larceny
charge in IN" county jail. escaped from
that institution Sunday night. The cs-
cape was effected by saving bur out Of
TIN. south window and also one out OF
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

A ire broke out in n of the soft
coal bins at Ptak's lumber yard ear
~ Tuesday morning, but was subdued
oy the prompt arrival of the fremen.
Inc fire originated spontaneously az
tho bin was we'll filled with powdered
soft coal. Mrs. Mach who conducts a
MOTEL adjoining the lumber yard no.
uced smoke coming from the big shed
n gave the alarm.-Tabor Indepen-
dent.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Miller of Scot.
land were in town Tuesday visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. Emanuel
Knodel. and to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Harriet Stills .-Lester.
vile Ledger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

Earl Eggera grading. ...... 40. 90
Clyde Doran grading....... 1925
n. H. Oorlog grading...... 10. 90
John j. Heb grading ...... 100. Is
John Pudwill grading...... Fl. 90
John Cassidy grading ...... "a. 90
Avery Co. repairs % 70
C. A. Murdoch grading..... 1850
John Kirwan grading ...... 800. 90
John Smith grading 2lO. 90
Geo. Cox grading 1900
Tabor Repair Shop repairs
and labor. 4O3. "a
Henry Cahoy grading ....... IA 90
John Kirwan grading $500. Ito 90
William C. Hennies grading 2O9. 90
Jack Turner grading ...,... 2l7.3O
e A. Crockett repairs $50
Albert j. Hennies grading. 9 90
Ed A. Bren grading. 81 20
Hoff and Krall mdse. ....... 80 AZ
Anton Hajek grading. ..... go 90
Josephine Matuska grading 261. 80
C. ]. Heb grading. ........ 49, 90
D. J. Rauch grading 1900. II, 90
R. I. Berry grading. 734. 90
Harvey Davenport grading. 10 90
Fred Dahlenberg rent of land 5000
John Bauder grading. 46 90
C. C. Blachnik grading. -. To- 90
Robert Cacek hauling gravel 1872 90
Jack Bauder hauling gravel Sc. 10
Pete Elinger hauling gravel 80 80
John A. Black hauling gravel 232. 40
Geo. H. Collins hauling gravel 4l.80
Russell Grader Mfg. Co. re-
pairs $3.50
Russell Grader Mfg. Co. re-
pairs 21.6o
T. v. Ptak Lbr. Co. lbr. -. 80. 65
Dick Haney grading 947. 90
Joseph Horky grading...... 214. 20
Geo, E. Meyers grading. 243 20
j. Cansky grading. ....~... ESQ
Chas. Dirks hauling lumber 100
w. H Bangert hauling rock 500
D. E. Brokofsky grading -. 100. 90
Charlie Homer grading. -. LAT. 90
Anton j. Mach grading -. 80. 90
Fred Frey grating. -. &c IL
Joseph Dirks hauling lumber 40 90
jon. Konecny grading. ..... Is. so
F. F. Souhrada grading..... 20. 90
D. O Geeting grading. -. rs. 90
Henry Cahoy grading 40. 90
Jos. Kozel grading. ....... 70 80
T. ". Ptak lumber. 800. .2282. so
! Auto Fund
Fred E Dawes dragging :. IL. Is
P S kKa;asn 8 &c
arthur Voigt dragging. 800
Jacob F. Stobner dragging. IL 90
Chass Black dragging. $500
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

Educator Supply Co stationery 43. 10
Alex M Geist auto hire for
States Attorney SEQ
Stanley Kramar auto nire and
box rent. 10. IS
l.. A. Eads sheriff fees -. 116. 30
Ray Young labor & mdse.... 600
A. j. Bartholomew black.
smitbing ...... ........ 2e. 90
y =. Snowden auto hire.... il. 80
). W. Luke biacksmithing. 166 90
n r Burns mdse. 100
r. r. srstka blacksmith;ng. 1872 35
a. u Rauch mdse. ....... 16. 80
Square Deal Store mdse. for
poor. 10. IL
j. j. Glasier medical services
" pooI 40 so
P G. Monfore Cas.et for pau
rs. 90
j. J. Glasier surgical services
10 poor. 1SO 90
John w. Walllce Highway
Sup't' expenses 70. 85
Ella Srstka conducting teach
ers examination 100.
On motion the board authorized w.
Turner to purchase lots a and s block
Sc in the City of Springfield at a cost
not to exceed $175O. 90.
On motion the application of Maur.
Ice Wagner for a loan of $4,000. 90
from the Permanent School Fund on
the SCI sec. 3o-25-5S and that OF
Fred Eatherton for $4,000 90 on the
NW4 SW4 of sec. 16-94-5s were
approved.
On motion the salaries of the yari-
Gus county officials for the quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1920 were allowed.
On motion the resignation of DR..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
Commissioner Proceedings

7'yndall, S. D., Oct. S, 1920.
Board met pursuant to statute.
Present all members. county auditor
and sherif.
Minutes for the past quarter were
read n or motion were approved as
read.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

Of Insanity VA accepted.
On motion the following commits.
sioner salary bills were allowed.
VIM. hcBurney Commissioner
salary As 90
w. A. Cobb commissioners
salary 65.OO
Chas. Disks commissioners sal.
airy and mileage. 60. 25
". Turner eommissioner sal.
e2.4o
Jos. V. Wagner commissioner
salary and mileage 100. 80
On motion the Board adjourned to
Monday November 1, 1920.
Attest
STANLEY KRAMAR.
'oS. v. WAGNER, County Auditor.
Chairman.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
STRAND
Sunday, October SIS
Instead of Fourteen Points here
are the first fourteen titles.

Ha!dan Thompson grading. rs 90
James Benesh grading 1855. 600
Brede Thompson grading. 97.OO
c. e. Gardner grading. 1880
Gilbert Mfg. Co. culverts. . 14OO. 40
Thompson Yds. Inc. culverts SO.4l
James Mccain grading. -. Is O6
Percy Hoffman grading 20. 90
j. c. Hughes grading. ..... 1900
Lee Miley grading. 20 90
Transcontinental Oil Co. gas
n oil. 476. IL
John Fara grading. 52.86
F Gibblin grading ........ 90 90
John DeRoos grading. SO 90
j.. ii Vavruska grading. 100
Christ Schneider grading. -. 800
Roy Baker grading. ....... SO 90
Reno Black grading. -. 83 90
Anton Hajek grading ....... "a 90
F. Pliha! grading. 10 so
Frank Olivia grading. 10 60
Geo. Croaley grading 3d. SO
Stanley McCollum gravel. 156 90
VIM Rickgauer hauling gravel 235 90
VIM. Rickgauer grading. $50. 90
VIM. Rickgauer grading. 22O 90
w. B. Owens auto hlre..... 10 90
Frank Fryda grading. 2O6 40
Turner & Sons Mdse ....... 13I.5
Otto Slasor Grading 422 90
Cyrus House auto hire. 49, 90
Gyrns House grading 22O. SO
Ben H. Wagner grading as
amended -. ........ 1920
Federal Bridge Co. ~culverts
as amended bridge FUND.- 4Ol6 81
w. B. Owens grading as
amended 2O4. 90
Adam Auch grading 212 90
Thomas Gleason grading. -. SO. 90
w: j. Gleason grading -. $500
w. Il. Slade grading ...... 46 20
w. W. slade grading...... 1873. 90
Christ Sattler gas and OIL. 488 IL
John Kirwan grading -. 400. 90
Del Lyons grading 2lO. 90
Adolph Y. Dvoracek grading
as amended. .......... sc 80
y. ). knItfen graa!ng s z SO
Ira Baker grading. ....... SO so
F. A. Morgan Lbr. Co. lbr. TIA. 80
James =. Rothachadl grading 165 80
Gus Schmoll grading. 224. 45
Gus Schmol auto h,re....., 49, 90
Irwin Grimmie grading -. 8 90
Martin Daub grading ...... 1913. 70
a. a. Halsey grading. . 49,. $500
Leo Gleason grading 25 GO
Walter Grimmie grading. $500
s.es-ssss =. s~ss grading ... 400
.Adolph Hnhne. i 100
Lewis Grimmie grading. 4O.6O
q A. Murdpck grading. 1870
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21

STATE sG OF sq M1 Hd DAKOTA
StanleyKramar auditor. bangf first duly sworn,d doth say that the treanuerse exhibit
hemu Ea true utenent of the financial condition of Bon Honms coxuty IA annarsh By his
books sand that the auditors exhibit "a tnea nd corncts tMmeuto Of all warsansd rawn OF
Itse sesss,yds daring tte GSarer.s and that he sntsmsut Of zsMAs and liabilities is true and
STANLEY KRANdAR
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of Oct 1870
SEAL eaux csruic cu,t
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
LEAGUE STANDINGS
 National keabue
Amsrissn Lsasu,.
ASHLAND IS AS CONFIDENT
 AS PLAINFIELD ABOUT sERIEt

Plainfield is evidently confident of winning the final game of the series With Ashland Sunday. at Plainfeld and judging from the drift of their article which appeared in Fridays Bulletin they have little consideration as to what Ashland might be doing Sunday after mono.
 It is amusing to note some of the advance dope on this game
 To start with I notice that Plainfield advertising Woodward of the New Ha- ven league team as the Ashland pitcher. wonder where they got their infor- nation.
 It is also rumored that Romell or Perry of the Philadelphia Athletics will toe the slab for Ashland.
 It is true that I received a letter from Dan Murphy, coach of the Ath- letics, on Monday. The letter was mailed from the Cadillac hotel in De- troit and the above named pitchers were mentioned, but I have given out no in formation that should lead anyone to start the rumor that big league would toe the slab for Ashland. I'll keep you guessing until game time Warhurst. and you and the big majority of the crowd have real surprise in store for you.
 As for the Plainfeld pitcher who is not the man Darhurst named to me l must admit he is good, yes, very good, but he will have to pitch shutout ball to beat us as Plainfeld's chances of scoring are slim.
 Deveron. the league umpire, will, l hope, handle the game in such manner that will allow the best team to win The teams are certainly more evenly matched than was at first supposed and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
Chicarn Grain Market

Chicago, Sept. 17-Whcat scored sharp advances in price today owing largely to talk of gib export business. The mar ket closed strong, to 5 cents net high CT with December PAP to 242 1-2 and March 2.37 to 2.37 1-2.
 Corn lost 3-4 to 1 3-4 cents, and oats Is to 1-9 a 1-4 cents.
 In provisions the outcome ranged from i7 cents decline to 80 cents advance.
 An unusual scarcity of offerings as a well as current gossip that export deal ings were greater in volume than has been generally supposed hoisted values quickly in the wheat market. After shorts as a rule had covered, a sud den reaction took place. influenced more or less by seaboard denials that any export demand was in evidence Later however Belgian interests were said to be buying and the market ascended again. It was estimated that 320, 900 bushels had been taken at the gulf for Europe and 10 to 15 loads at eastern ports. Through out the day bulls stress on reports of disposition among farm CTS to maintain a holding policy.
 Assertions that old corn had been sold in Iowa for $1 a bushel had a oearish effect on the corn market. And so too did predictions of enlarged re- ceipts. Eastern buying sustained oats.
 For the most part, prvisions were ac- tive and higher with hogs. Lard espec- ialiy was wanted.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Market Was Active

New York. Sept. 17-Wall Street cele- bratsA it's recovery today from this shock of yesterdays mysterious explosion by an active day in the stock market. Sales avyrcrtmated see 900 shares, the larg- st turnover in many weeks and gains, and distributed among lead ns issues, extended from to 10 poin 5.
 Collateral conditions contril tied meas urabiy to the markets activity and con fdent undertone- Money rates contin- ned relatively easy. Foreign exchange made a further rally from the early days of the week and general news was of s favorable if not wholly constructive character.
 The long-retesred segregation plan of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western raIiraad company was finally made pub ln that stock ending at a loss of 3 poirts after an early advance of points. Other rails including several of the low-priced coalers, also made sub stantial gains.
 Oils were the dominant issues, how ever, Mexican petroleum leading, at a net advance of 10 points and Pan American gaining 3 3S. Motors shares and their subsidiaries also gained l to ? points.
 Despite further rumors of cancella- tions of orders, steel and equipments ranged materially higher. features of that division being represented by Beth lehem and T. s. Steels and Baldwin locomotive, which finished 2 to 2 points bver the previous day. Shippings also strengthened, especially united fruit and Atlantic Gulf but gave way to profit taking at the close.
 Call money opened and loaned into 3,Kt week at ! per cent with the usual reduction of per cent. in the afternoon 4 few loans of two and three months were made at 1-2 per cent. Remit tances on London and Paris hardened appreciably.
 There was French ss were again con spieuous. although failing to duplicate thetr recent high price. Total sales (par value) aggregated $13,350000 Old [. s. Bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
American Chain Coming Here Tomorrow

The Norwich Kaceys and the Ameri. rhe fair grounds tomorrow and no doubt his will be one of the best games of the season as the American Chain will be the strongest club to come here this year with the possible exception of the Athletics, which will appear here on Sunday, Sept. 26. The American Chain Go. of Bridgeport are owners of the Bridgeport Eastern League franchise and some of the Bridgeport team will be in the lineup. The kaceys will be stronger than ever in this game and are out to give Bridgeport a trimming.
 The K. of c. management have re- gently challenged The American Thread of Willimantic for q three-game series and the prospects are not very bright for this series unless the Willimantic team will agree to play on Sundays wiIlimantic wishes to play the series on Saturdays which is not at all agreeable to the local management and unless Will lirnzntic wishes to meet the local clun at least half way the series will not be played. however, the local club will try their best to get Willimantic to play them.
 The lineup for Bridgeport in tomor- rov's game will be as follows: Briggs of. Frey 2b, Tai 3b Sherwood 1b, War 20 c, Hurley ss, Mullaney lf l.. Ahearn rf, Walsh p, Scanlon p, Land and o. Rourke utility. The Norwich lineup will
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
WHITE soX MADE IT TWO
 STRAIGHT FROM YANKEES

Chicago, Sept 17-Piling up thirteen hits, including six triples, Chicago made it two straight over New York in the second game of the series in the Amer ican league pennant race, today winning to A.
 In the first inning, the White Sox made three consecutive triples off pitch. CT Thormahlen. of the Yankees, after two men were out, and scored two runs. Eddie Collins cracked out the first triple and Jackson and Felsch followed with three base blows.
 Risberg started the second with triple and scored on Fbaer's single. Mays attempted to check the Sox and was successful until the sixth, when Jack son opened up with triple and Felsch i walked After John Collins flied out Risberg singled to left scoring Jack
 son. Schalk shot a swift grounder l through Wards legs for an error and | TEelsch and Risberg scored. I Babe" Ruth. who was trying for his fftieth home run, faced Gaber four times 1 and failed to get a hit.
 New York scored two runs in the third , on Wards single, and Hannah's double. which John Collins threw it to the White ! fSoX players bench. A belated rally in
 the ninth netted the Tanks two more. i Lewis singled and scoffed on Hannah s safe blow, this third hit of the game
 French ran for Hannah, and Fewster
 batting for Mays, drew a pass. Pac- | Inpaugh singled to center and scored French but the rally ended when
 Weaver made a sensational play of | Pipp's grounder and threw him out at | first: The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18

 ''Rabbit'' maranville whose antics on the field rival those of Nick Altrock. base balls clown. Then too there will be ex- Sergeant Hank Gowdy. hero of the 1914 worlds series and the first big. lea guer to shoulder a gun for Uncle Sam in the world war. and Leslie Mann. whom many class as the speediest outer gar dener in the big show The other out fielders will be Ray Powell "Eddie'' Eayres, and Christenbury. The infeld will made up of Walter Hoike or, John L. Sullivan at first, Ford at second. Mar anville at short and Tony Boeckel at third Either Joe, oeschger. the hero of 26 inning game agfiainst Brooklyn last spring of Mule Watson will pitch These are two of Manager Stalling's most reliable fingers
 Announcement Friday night by Manag CT McQuillan of the American Thread team that Lefty" Hyman of George town University. would wear the Amer ican Thread uniform Sunday, created much talk here. Hyman as pitche
 ranks among the best this state hai ever seen.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-18
LEFTY" LYMAN AND oOoNEY
 WITH A. T. CO. Ns. BOSTON BRAVES

Willimantic, Sept. 17-The time is drawing near for Willimantic's biggest sporting event of the year, the baseball game between the Boston Braves and the American Thread Company team. which, weather permitting will be play ed at Recreation Park Sunday afternoon The Boston team has been doing espec- tally good for the pase week, having upset the pennant aspirations of more than one contending club and the fans can look for a rattling good exhibition on the part of the big leaguers.
 The lineup sent on by Manager Stal- 1 lings, which was published in yesterday g editions of The Bulletin certainly looks good. and barring any accident in the meantime. this team will be the one to show here. The fans look forward with special interest toward greeting Torrance Ford. whom they look upon as sort of native son and the inimitable