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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19
LIVE STOCK REPORT.
Increase Shown in Number of Cows,
Horses, Mules, Hogs.

The annual live stock report for
South Carolina, issued Feb. 10 by B.
B. Hare, field agent of the bureau Of
crop estimates, shows an increase In
the number of horses, mules, COWS,
and hogs in the state of from two to
four per cent. Below are given the
figures for Bamberg and neighborinG
counties, together with the values:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19
Colston News.

Miss Evelyn Kirkland, MMrs. Leila
Bessinger and Messrs. George and
Jack Kearse spent Sunday and Mon
day with Miss Tibb:e Padgett in Wal
terboro.
Miss Cora Mcmillan spent Friday
night with Mrs. Leila Bessinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Clayton and
children, of Cayce, spent few days
this week with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Beard and fam
:ly dined with Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Bishop Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Clayton, Mss Mary
Clayton and Mr.. Frank kirkland, Jr.
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
NJ. Clayton in Walterboro Sunday.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19
Frank Joyner.

Olar, Feb. 14.-Frank Joyner, for
many years a resident of Olar, but
who has been l:v:ng recently with his
son, B. A. Joyner, at Cayce, died yes
terday. Tie remains were brought to
his Oh home and inferred in the
cemetery here this morning in the
presence cf large concourse Of
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Joyner was about 70 years of
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19

White Spanish Peanuts for seed
also North Carolina, King early biz
boil cotton seed, early Dent seed corn
any quantity. S. ". Copeland, Ehr
hardt, S. G. 2-26r
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19

White Spanish Peanuts for seed.
also North Carolina, King early big
boil cotton seed, early Dent seed corn.
any quantity. S. W. Copeland, Ehr-
hardt, S. G.. 2-261
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19

More than a million people speD
their vacations IN the nat'o for
ests of Colorado last summer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19

Ready Reckoners on sale at the
Herald Book Store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Sale-House and lot on Car
Isle street. H. G.. DELK, Bamberg,
S. G.. tin
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-19

road avenue. B. W. SIMMONS, Bam-
berg, S. G.. 1tD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DANVillE READY FOR
OPENING Or SEASON
Several Players slave icrn sent Franz.
pos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .N,<O
lat

!l-HrII,Et, :! ifhe L,m,,.- n.apntch.l
n.y.. h.'cn .secnrcn ~, Il !"c,,i hotel ana
Transportation already has been sent
t" aNcr"i prayers. N'h" are ,Nps"t.d
Ter: Wi;Fin Lex Gays t"r practice
announces that twrntS -a..; men hav"
been Sign"d NJ. ,hrt, 81 the men 20
wh"Hi transportation has Lo,n sent he
iag rom the st. LOUIS Nationals. 'ihc%
y H.: larry =. i.chcnsnul. Ssnmyikiil.
second baS.man. auh earl adams. :
trrss"aa. Pa. laird bns,,nan. The
rtnt men signed are:
V - bryant. BurSviliy. Va.
nng,chci; !. e. i:asNettr. Lcnoir city.
Tenn. rutncido": George T.. tummiuys
brunswick. Ma. pitcher: ROSS Cor
mhiE. some. tr.. catcher; .irsSc Gus
toward J. Connolly. dorsey city.
catcher; I'n; G.ilai-hor Birmingham.
Ma. Sn"rtSt"p. bcrt Gariin. BuhaiV.
: e.. first i"*ciunu: E2Etia l,:.:S. Lam
.,"a~ksvilir.. Tenn. catcher: Charles Z.
Mcisr:. iouIc-viily. ind. pitcher:
Mon'c Mcipau;"l Coiumhin Tenn.
e@tch,r: .Nc%anh"r Moore, Mas
D,lingcr. p"uinros,. IA. first bos.,nam:
Thomas Mri."u"hiin. New York.
Ditchc": l.. Y. crouch. ''ariisi> Ky.
ford. Conn. third ba~"mau: Sidncy
NaclntoslI i'cm%,rola FLA ou,Gcldcr:
l'arI Southland. kini"v y g.. pitcher:
iMy Thornt"n. Wh"clcr. tex. pitcher
Tho first gam" on The new I.an"nd
will l." ri;lNc.l Nprii = whom :h. Cih-
cinunti hampi"ua will play tho Wash
in"tor, Americans.
Will have h"oA rom"'"tcd and the
grand stand r"ady hN then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
GOUX PLANS INVASION
French Auto Pilot VIII Attempt I,
Grab OF Premier llacinC Event
ut Indianapolis.

ftf;IS. FRANCE. March 2,.--Julcs
EouN. winner oc the 1913 l3dianavolis
500 mile race. and occupan; OF third
piacc in last years contest. is prrpar-
.nS for cnothcr racing Invasion OF the
United states. "ith frs; honors in the
eighth international indiananoiis
sweepstakes MS objcc:
GonN started IN lay MS plans for
thiS event no sooner than the last race
had been run. Getting a. much advanc.
Information as possible regarding the
new indianapoiie rlc!ns rules before
ne returned 10 France. .nd cmba rk :
:nG upon actual constructive work i'm
rlei!ate!: upon landing.
NOW t"nt ,iouN vii! compete again
AT lndianapoiiH provided tn" ;tyout
o. niS new space caters eliminate in
success. VIII be me, with enthusiasm
r.: American race followers With
"hom GouN Is a great fsvoritc. be-
cause o. his generous personality and
gracious dcmeanor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WRESTLING TITLE HELD
Penn state Grai.picrS Niu intcrral-
lcgiatr Championship far


pHli.ArEiriil.\. Ia. March ~
irHnS Nivau!t State College, retu lined
the intercollegiate wrestling title to-
day. scoring Il total o. twenty. three
points IN the a!naul tournament ~
Wcightmnn Han. cornell was sccout
with fourteen. Tie University o.
p.uus lvania scored twelve. whil'
Yale. Princeton and I"high scored ter
carh. Columbia failed to score
GaI;. 81 Vale. won the hcaNyT light
Individual championships. STATE col
leg" Won three individual champion
ships with Shirk. il5 mounds. bctar
,35 pounds. aud Mills. IL: hounds. TIE
University ~ Pennsylvania won the
10 pound ANA pound titles VIII
Victories by Gc-Son ard .iahby. re-
sp"ctiNcly; Good. Of l.cuieh. won the
IA pound title.
Cornell captured four second places
state College TWO and Princeton one
Val" and Princeton each took two
thirds. and state. L.high ard Penn
svlNauin ono each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NOVEL METHOD PLANNED
Athletes VIII Rr Trainrd d. Mirrors
aud Notion
Pictures.

,tME;:iIp';E. Mss March .!.-Mi--
rcEs and motion PICTURES VIII L.. used in
~. traiuin. OF tric;. athletes at lia--
Ttra ms season. a. vas announced to-
dt.. i;lmucTs viii have an oppo-tunity
." ,.s scrEv and cortcc, ;'lcir faults be-.
:o-r tnc mirror. and i3uTdlcrS aud jump.
cr- viii HAVE t"ir for. in practice
cr.tici@"d from shr screen repro !uc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
MEMBER OF OLD CREW DIES
Gilbert Ward. Onrxmnn or I'ifty Year,
A=S, Passes .tvny MT DnuEh-
ter'a Homo.
lDy Associated Pc

death OF Gilbert Ward one OF the four
Ward brothSr whose rowing fcats
earned them international fame half :,
Ns lied 1T the home OF his daughter.
IN l'assa!c. y. j., at the uge or -
Alexander Ward. Of Philadelphia. /.
now Tho soc survivor Of the crcM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DAVIS CUP COMMITTEE
SOUNDS OUT PLAYERS
Nine OF iii.he:, Ranking Tennis
Stars Asiicd Whether or Not They
VIII BE Nh" to Participates.

.s. I'"t, tess
NEW hbi;.<. Marcia -, The .irst
ten ranking ,rnuis rtaycrs. VITA tn"
,'Nccpti"H ~ l. kumaSar.. 81 Japan.
'",t p"vh HSh"d \" morn IN" DAVIS
iand or Australia 10 nlay in tn. inter
national contest, the .Nu2itIvc COM
nittce "l t"o United States Lawn Ten
ms Association announced al til" chose
% It's spring Wc"tin., tonight l;iuh
ara iiari'. the Harvard ujni"ic. also
mas received an I.yitatiou because. IL
playing.
eliminating ilumus,c. vino RANTS
,nird. hnt i ineligible &" represent the
umit.d States thr raakins players
othcd are William NJ. Iuunstnu. OF
Wini,; rr"m''Sr" NATIONAL Champon:
u y ''' ,.imJl%> Ti,",n, II rMiladcinhin:
Wallace i johnson pntI;ulcIp'in: r.
n;orr.S Williams: H.. Boston; Roland
Garland. Pittsburgh: Waiter r I;,vc@,
,,h'r"Eo; " -!s"p NJ. Washhurn Ncw
York.
William. denied ;han-c.
\ suggestion Of he ranking com
milt". that T.. y Winiau. 10 nhv,n"rI
/" ARIA pl"c'. dispiaoin.; w H. John
committee.
tn. commute cabl.l ,oduy 80 as
certain" whether tn. south Artisan
Lawn Tennis Union rla!crs could pln"
the Davis up match vim ihu Amer
lean representatives Iuli = ia r.na
Land. u -. II is The ,ntyntion to havc
>''' ANU '''''iS ''d'' iNft about .IIl.b
1nd play ~. Holland Tigers Iu ctrn.
of the United states haviu. won iMr
right to play FOR tine Davis en-, Inc
team will scaNe her. for Australia
ahoL. tho first Of Novcmbcr r.turniu:;
carly in Janunry. The committee re-
grcttn ! being unable - accept the in
vitation from the French tennis AS
ISOLATION Ia take part ia III" iIazaftl
court championship al The world To
be played IN France the luttcr part
Of next MAY. on account OF th" early
date"
Professional Rated Amateur.
vt the request OF ia" California
Lawn Tennis Association Miss Eleanor
Tenant OF Los Angeles. who h:d
been giving professional instructions
for some year. WIS restored tu fun
amateur standing by the committee
President Edward coniii. Of tho ann
pircs' Association. called FOR Il ruling
as TO whether Il lin"snan c"u'd change
his decision AMI the committee do
c!dcd that il. mas pow,g to change
u inistakCn decision"
l;i;;ht new memberships wcrc an
nounccd. among them being tho Nu-
.lohol Country club. Louisville Ky:
Fort Dodge. Iowa. Tennis ,'luh: Johns
tom. Pa, T-unj$ League; Woiurus
Tennis Club. Mountain LAKE Paris. Md:
R!vcrtor. " J.. Country tluh. and
thc Buffalo Tennis aud Suuash cub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Hi h Cot Ct Ii ing
Boosts These Plies
icy As.ociu,cd i.-c,..i

CHG AGO, ILL.,. Nar,i .T.-prirrS
OF ;lbniissfon 4, pdti snmcs in UU!h
tho \ ;ibc ricAn Assoc la ION and
fhrer-I Lra;,ur will br increase.
a nbstnnti;s.i: with iitr nprLln. ~
a. 1870 season. % Nas .,nuotILccu
t"niIn.. stntrmcnt irUni t'rrsi-
hchi al ~ tIr tInrriran ASST
ca! IN, al rnrS In that UrG:IRiIJ-
ton would Ir raised from ~ 10 :: 4,
tcntS and from UD 90 80 cents. Pres =
dent fr.'rn-y. of tho Thrrr-f. aaid
general ,lmi-Sfun would br Ia, rr.rs-
Ell from 80 tn - cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
G0ULC AND WEAR WIN
Defeat tranr and lsu..e, Cor Tenn
Doubles Cham
pioaShip.

"iii.- "fi:L.pHIA. pa March %.
Jay ,:ou- ii chNmp. a lose ,
W Wear representing ,hc I;lrqu,
tlnh. Won III" national, count tom.
"ouh!cS champion snip here today l.
"2iy" Ing Jostu Crane aud G. r t;u:
sell. Of Boston. IN tn" huai round g.
g.; 80: o.. Gould ANA Nrn.. a.
played marvellous speed and acC.Iri..
only in the third set did incr Itit.s
hcih- forced TO give way before III
"Src'icnt teamwork % Crane and Ru:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

.'rc@kncss and Kentuck. Derby cInIi-
da,tS. Upset. Wildair. loan }. Grie.'
ma i-.rirth. II. ROW" hnrs,S. .obub!y.
are - Ia" advanced tOwIr ru..in-
condition as ;hc nv%i mans. nks -
he excellent i.ainin- fBcii.:.os IN has
4 l'rookdt' Arm, "ut I, - his ntcn-
ms "ood "-''c"r-v!us. Sucn q. tirm as
Chesapeake s.;tt."s, u race "a: one miic
INA seventy YARDS for 3-yclr- Ulds that
10 SER. IS FRESHNESS TRIAL race.
NIL =. rhdc IN the Chesapeake. Rowe
VIII tax" NJ; best 20 k-Niuck: for the
Derby nd h-in" lhcm back immrdi-
t"iE 10 t3c f.,aH9cSS.
Tho s'aola % Comm adey ROSS.
"xhich winterrd -; IN. ROSS farms in
Mon'Eom"r! county. Mary. md. does
hot appear 10 be az strong IA good =.
yH3T-o!l" this sp~nC ns I; WAS last
ycar. Trainer ~. - I:.HNeu huii"vCs.
however? hat he i;.y cl,oblc colts in
lr*h h'nr" --Hd kiu2 Thrush ana
Sn'l ''' hOm"hr u SON " colt and the
!.nS .i'i ni"d son OF Thrush. viii sta,
- to IRE. Hncsl IL liz. make good in
Tho icrhy.
Carmarhaie. u p:oduc; Of Richa:d y
ca;!nan's tarm. ndalc stud. when Is in
Montgomery County. Maryland. viii
train a. l. II:cl and HHy-c de Grace.
Mr.. tarn.n is % the opinion now that
this fast son OF Meridian viii nc, be
ready FOR at t:uising race ahead o! the
run nln. OF Tia" i'TcakncSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

james Rowe. who returned 20 Red
E.ni from New Orleans some .hrce
weeks back has engaged staul.ng for
twent! horses OF various ages at
ilEvre dc Grace. Ii is his intention TO
bring a strong string OF two and three
yea ODDS down from Red, park TO
U4vTc dc Grace carly IN Ap-il, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SPORTS
HULL NOT TO BE CHANGED
Designer OF Ucs":ui. snys lie ",
Leave This Portion OF Yes
sci ~ II II.
I! Nf3IVlIttU f.cr".
L. l.. Mrr..,i,
BRISTOL.

-, ,
''!slSTOL. H., J., Atarcn a.-- An
hounCencnt AaS made tOni.yht that y
-. Hcrrcsha designer OF The sto6
Hesolutc. WIZ, viii contest with tn
tsnltr Tor The right Of defending IN
America cup against Sir Thomas / ~
tons ShaHro. F. ~. this summer. h,,
Decided 70 inane no changes in the. hal.
except for some renovation OF the un
JcrhuiN.
y now h".!ow wooden ma:nmast !
ps!rG bait TO" thc purposc .; li.hIa,
'I& TN" -.onp s"":cWna; an" shu,Ieu.i
u" water line.
u is expected that tho HcSoirtc vi.
20" pat INTO tie water witnin III -,
"ee:iS. the Eauitio NIL! to brouri,
h"r" So i 10 receive a new set % s. Il
IN Wtmch"a from the Herr siloT shI.E!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
v|nG|N|A LEAGUE CLUBS
READY FOR EARLY WORK
;iouicynid Tic.d Uyc"!,auIrd and
t;.ouns..: t;c ia 1.,uIr tor Mca.
Other iiti", Report.

w r>iih";, al ro.i"..s Tor the
';H.li - t.,.i"s ,pi i:S,mt OF Hir.i-
"a, OTIS. Mo ".il r"i!or; ~ Mant.
~ '.".tt. t,4 Tc * - peSin =,
80" y. 'i..ii'in. a. iiIdi -E""d rc. .
b'",.'''f 40" ,Or CAS- r-cc 90 tnc -
'.'' i.i,..,. - ','','', ne b,,rh ~
ct PLACID 10 III. -! ....s coni. ion
: 80 ~ .*rh $40 VIII rs?ics"h' tA.-
y "a .,tD."Ssio.,Ii b"-"h ~ ti,3 year.
ni.iDhs!: IA" mci nuN" 40: BE-" ~.
~ e IT, e.. roti un,.l ,ic I.'-, % Nprii,
.'' 49,. So - s"p1t.,.i, -" 'Li,'"i
'',uai ~ .,rn :. to"ay. f.n' hrSi sl,'.'i
II consist -: ...o,.. - .rr ;,mL ..:s.'-
.... 81 ,.i.rlu. rs ..;a-. ,. :"rs wrote
.evcr.l days aro ,.,..t ..J l.ms;.,
fhuislt thc ,niiT" team viii be
re AID th, ir.t pt"J session
III tak.. place Thurs. y morn ns -
iuShm"na In G"od shape.
For the mrs, ;inre in many LIARS
;iehinona yin Do,H H. ir"s .r,,n III a." T.,
IA efforts OF M"n.g,T -" i9"''h "ii
.Hncr Wilson -" ,ol,,' squad X CON
are ccl'ii.ni HAT this city WI give
II, other club. il The ,ca"u' u ruh
Or TIA ,cnn,"t h"m"ra
90" of thr mrin raus~a "r rcioit'n-
y tl,. fnni that ii,.. coles h..'c an "%-
i'rj"ut"'! iun"id 80 n"-'u ihv sea sos.
rod " I'-r. " rr"i"r' ~ iniNer>i's
i'"s: tHsc. Niii.r J. Tire Only man s'ir"
- his position "a tn' inncii l;,s"r.
Nira2pr rd STUART. the "'utr inr"'"-
r's rnv BE s~ituI al '""urd hut IT,
"n"r;.' NOR than kci: wi'l ro"7tl.
'u'e 'ns 'nn'r-ma'k- % ne i'm"
SiH s|:son'n piiHn "a A x -',nr ION, ON
''tu:e The !iiirhin. $t'n g"d tr"1
,es" .iooch wUI .,.. ,t' four besu
r. ~ mn".g"r vie2I :" snrFn ''' foH i
Z ,currd tr ..l jh- f.tll- i;"ri; C'Uu
- - Sou;h""n rSorirtt"n; ''Hrb'
=, ion...' fr"u h 't'a"t" an EN-,
tT t,-L Z A [
~ w:,s ,.,rn"d ovrr = inr Colts hy
Conni. Marn. ,' the philadelphia Nth-
i,tics. T:Fr ",h'r three wee" "''""era
u-n=h,"r .=.cc> 1" ncr"r,.
ioor. ccn,rirtch ,hie y" ~ o. ont.
a,ldcrs Yesterday when Sam l,an2hi,'"
b., has t""n hn'din@ "st for s-N"t",
,et',a auuoN''csd th"t u" VIII Sign
N,uEht"n VIM r.pori her IHnff Ia, .ia!.
n.idc- This vord frum pauG1;"n as
lr6s ,ho Gu - tx" ou-hc'd"rs o.:
hliy ';"9rh M...ii'i my, on ,,.,, Of 'Gf
w. MO wlr l.. .ie.t.l from ~" To-.
r~i'. vho VII hr brought here
NJ" ~" lithwo~h tenn h"S IN
80, &C. t'''- cs;. T., not a;onc ~ this
."+'.'t l:rpo"'- "c" !"s- mtu tn" "iTic"
ify ia ,'o .@,.4" ~" tnut the oth.r
rvrl ri' '.5 cen start ~ moments
OIL THO '.acu" president ha- not
'""r i'll" aud nntounred ycst"rhsy thst
p.,n. g; Nu;lnurl i.car.r tnn.-
Aahoo" fu!cn Thomas 3iircy aud
:phc-l : G;a"!c; complete ~" LIST Of
l'ni!r"s 'pr the ...s"u or,h reside
ia i.vnchhur.. ,;u,cr j. from n" state
~ MIr""So'a whi - 70: comes from
NasSaCGus'tts.
Dr,dvr'i >rrurc~ Iuun.
ii Eyidwc'! manager OF Rocky
'lpunt. h15 secured tn. iump on III"
other clubs 81 IA" l"agu- ana las, w"ci.
starred practice. liz had fourteen me-;
WORKING out the first i!y Gul this mum e
b'r has been increased since the I'M, q,
vurhou. Fans ot Rocky Mount ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

ii E5idwc'!. manager OF Rocky
'lount h15 secured tn. iumu on Inc
other clubs 81 ia" lenyuv ana las, w"ci.
started practice. lie had fourteen me-
Ntrking out the first dG$ aud this NUN
b'r has been increased since tGc !ui,:a,
vorkoC. Fans ut Rocky Mount are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CAPTAIN RAJ PARR ARRIVES
WITH FORMIDABLE STABLE.
i'f;izc> Appears Most Likely Cou-
tender Of Lot for I'rcakncsa.
Other Horses Training.

BAI,TiMUl;E. Mnr"a -. With the
I.rii>ai OF "a. stable o: captain UIi
nhr.. .! baltimore. from Virginia.
cast on. Formidable candidate FOR RIO
s3".""" pr"nhncss. which. THIS year.
~ !, was last. viii be tuc T. ch",; o.
WI u" run toward tn" iniddlc of May.
Possibly lhsrc are TWO GOOD Freak :
n"ss prospects in tn" r.nr stable.
The Preakacsa candidate OF cstaD-
"rta son OF Nrark and Blazing star.
"nh III" winner. last season. OF the
sttD ~. hand CAP run Ut Saratoga in
Au. lSt. ana of the FuturIt.. run at
i;'Nims,oL il September. The potcn-
lis. i'rehkncss candidate is raul Joncs
q son .! Sea Kim. n!d May Florence.
''"S' last season, but wIs not fortunate
enough 10 annex :, stake OF the first
consequence. Both Blazes aud I'hul
through Noril aud The better 81 inc
pail provided no gets along fas;
r"E n the ken,ucky DERBY IN ~
n""ai of whi"n ;'ii- year wiil. ~ il did
last s""=on. giy. an accurate pubi q
49, ' a. pG h% ~, .; 'ne " iTs" h.
run four TO 'N" days in ad.aucc Oi
tnc rrclkncsy
r"rmidnh'c starters Training.
Two OF the most Formidable Of the
p";cniia! starters in the I'rcahncs- ar.
training 1T Gicn Hidd!c farm in Wnr.
ceS,"r county. Maryland. These are
Samuel u. Riddles Man OMAR, the
"n.;mpion Two: car-old OF The season
Z: 1919. ard Mrs. Walter ". JeTords'
Golden Broom. Minner Of the last re-
nrNai -: the sports nianlikr SARATOGA
si"":aI stakes. an" thanks to tho mild
ncs* Of tho Eastern Shore winter bot,
:r,' GninE famously. !; IL. indeed, the
unin on OF man! shrcwd trainer. that
Nan o'War and Golden Broom arc
nearer championship form than any
other rst-rlass ihrec-ycnr-olds.
nr"ungcmca; ofs MIR. Riddle from
l'ni.ad.lphiu. j., TO Star. for the fr.,
il;r ~ three: ear-old in the Preat :
G"Ss. No Effort viii be nlaIc TO ready
~ .ni.' West for the carly kentucky'
meeting. on the ars, OF April. bu,
Michael Da!y, trainer Of tho stable Of
Mrs. JHrords. SAYS that he will come
hs"h - Maryland for tho great PIN
leo special provided Nc makes good
III the derby.
There is a vas: difference Of opin-
.Un -. Glen Riddle Farm as 10 which
j. ~ bvt;:" coid &c oiden Broom or
Man o'Wat Mr.. Riddle contends that
Frcrch bred soa OF sweeper and Zuaa
."CaBac y: the beating lie gave Golden
broom in nc Stanford Memorial n
:" atc2" race % LIS; August. in which
were beaten b" Upset. Mrs. JeTo-ds,
Nho is Mr. s;dJies niece. contcnd.,
Cat Golden broom was beaten IN the
-aniori Memorial because Of the
G"idem Boon Will sldes;ep no chance
. meeting Wiih Man OMAR this
year. and -" hoDcs they may come to-
geihe- in the rreakness.
Jane: i;ow.. who returned 20 Red
L. nix from New Orleans
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-30
REGISTER 1O,4OO
AUTOS IN CITY
DURING 8 MONTHS

Approximate figures secured from
the Department of State Motor We
hicles this morning show that there
are about 10,400 automobiles that
have been registered in this city from
1he first of January to September 1.
OF this number 1900 are listed as
pleasure cars and $500 are register
ed as commercial vehicles.
The figures of the other cities are
1s follows: Hartford, 800 pleasure
oars and 1880 commercial vehicles;
New Haven has 1900 pleasure cars
and 1880 commercial autos; Water
bury, 1850 of the pleasure car type
and 1400 commercial gas wa CONS"
and New Britain has 2050 pleasure
cars and only 975 commercial buses.
In comparison with the registra-
tions for the same period of time
last year of pleasure cars Bridge
port registrations show an increase
tof $50 machines; Hartford an In
crease of so; New Haven, increased
500; Waterbury,, $50 while New
Britain shows decrease of so. The
total registra ton of motor vehicles
in the state from the first of the year
until September % numbered 1851
pleasure cars and 81, 1887 vehicles of
the commercial type.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-30
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-30
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
FROM MRS, MOTT

Swaying like reed before the rush
of wind in the lead of an impending
storm Mrs. Ethel Hutchins Mott ap-
peared before the bar of the Superior
court at exactly o'clock yesterday
afternoon and exactly one month
from the day of the commission of the
Crime, to hear from the lips of the
1oreman of the grand jury the YER
dict of the 8 men who had conducted
the inquisition into her part in the
murder of her husband, George Mott
on August 20.
when she appeared in the court room
In the morning had been swept away
by the gruelling events of the day in
the grand jury room where she sat
for seevra1 hours and heard all the
"details of the murder with which she
is charged, repeated over and over by
and police officers who had
been called as witnesses to tell of
their knowledge of the crime. Whittier
Than the cambria handkerchief she
carried in her hand, tottering at every
tootstep, she returned to tho court
room broken in spirit and bod and
IT was only by calling on her last -
naming bit of strength that she was
able to pass through the ordeal OF
the next few minutes.
AS the grand jury filed to their
places in the box, if it was possible
she turned even a shade whittier and
NI9 ConVulSlonS OF her shoulders
gsh-wed the terrible strain under
(which she was laboring. The jury
twas polled and the prisoners, Mrs
Mott, Wade and Johnston told to
stand up. Wade sauntered jauntily to
a place between the deputies but
halted an instant as he passed Mrs
Mott and looked straight at her but
receiving no answering look Johnston
ranged himself alongside Attorney
Harry Finklestone. who was named
lhis guardian ad Item, and gave more
attention to his chewing gum, and 6
friend in the spectators gallery thar
ihe did to the court. Mrs. Mott rallied
her strength and without assistance
stepped forward to the side of Dep
rIty Frank Fassenella, but as C1erl
IN. J. Flanagan began to recfte the in
dictment she began TO. totter and i