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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

Just as --he weather began to be a 1 little cool and life began to have some charm the tide of organ grinders set in 1 and all day yesterday they ground their boxes while other people ground their i teeth. However, ssChAnpagne Charlie on a hand organ is about as refreshing \ as Mary to sthe Savieur's Tomb on yheezing nelodeons.4
 Either the city streets should be wid- ened or the enterprising young man who l drives the water cart should take q reef | in his machine, for in some places he sweeps the sidewalks as well as the car
 riage way. Water is a good thing but people like to apply it. to themselves. | July 29, 1S70-Owing to the contin-
 ued drought manufacturers dependent on
 water power are in alarm and milkmen
 declare that the, price of milk must be raised, as pumps and wells never
 known before to be exhauAed are dried up. t
 l Jacob vetter was prostrated Monday l by a sunstroke but is now recovering.
 MT. yetter had walked from Allyn's Point to the city arriving much heated and exhausted and predisposed to the Ncoup de soleil," which he received on the street. s. This morning about half past two a fire was discovered in the frame build 1 ing at 13 and 15 Franklin street. The Wauregan Hook and Ladder was first on the ground and with a well directed
 and forcible stream soon had the frs under control, although on their arrival It was blazing up freely, the flames nearly enyeloping the whole front of the building.
 July 30, 1S70-At meeting of the board of education for the central dis- trict yesterday afternoon Miss Lucy M Jillson was appointed to fill the vacancy In tie secondary department of the School street school caused by the resig- nation of Miss Sarah c. Jacobs. Mrs George Robinson was appointed to fill Mss Jillsons place. James Greenwood
 was chosen to fill the vacancy on the board caused by tho resignation of L. H.
 Chester
 The fountain on Union Square oLpo- Ste the Otis Lixary was repaired yes-
 terday. Several of the families in the vicinity depend upon it for their supply of water and it's useless condition has caused great annoyance. The watering trough on Franklin street which from time iul1nemorial has quenched the thirst of tired beasts was yesterday removed
 The British yacht Cambria passed Sandy Hook at 3.25 Wednesday after noon one hour and ten minutes ahead of the American boat. Dauntless in the ocean race thats took twenty-three days and five hours from Old KinsaIe Head The Cambria proceeded up the bay fly ing the Stars and Stripes from her fore peak. She was attended by numerous yachts, tugs and crafts of various de- scriptionS and came to anchor off Staple ton, S. I. The greatest days run was e25 miles. made by the pauntless. The ships lost sight of each other on July 4th a short time after leaving the stare- 1 trg point.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

mercury marking .102.
 We fear that our people mist pre- pare to be disappointed- by the revela- tions of the census Those who have been looking for a population of 20. 900 must come down two or three. The fact seems to besothat Norwich has small CT population now than she had five Or six years ago owing to the failure of the great mechanical enterprises and the falling off in trade and business generally since the war. Our capital ists must, however, face athe. facts with composure, take, anew, stock of energy and enterprise aboard and work for a brilliant, future.
 Notes of Fashion: Overcoats and winter garments for the present season differ but little from those of the last year They are principally made of lin- en and aunbuttoned at the throat Fur gloves with long gauntlets are not much worn. In fact moths are gradually talk. ing their places. NCs observe that an enterprising apothecary has imported a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
sN Ni'sE 4f Mayor Fined NJ

Sir William Fayland, AbaSorsof Dept ford, was fined three gslinea t and ten guinas costs at Greenwich recensaS for aiding and abetting in an Rffenee, uder the Lotteries Act
 izer of Q Derby "drawaasfT af1ssaf the Deptford War Memofiak'FlI lIndsash the funds of the Miller Hospital, Green wich.
 bona fide draw. and fhat Sir William but it was urged if thigxs sssl was allowed unscruplousp spSIst .e1nTl might be encouraged to promQte TEepstakes that were only swindleS:: 2ts
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
One Box of sFRU1T.A.TvEs" CT
 stFruiy Liver Tablets" Brought Relief

Old Chatham, Columbia Co.,, N. Y.
 "I was bothered with Constipation, Liver Trouble and Indigestion for three years /; and tried all kinds of medicine with no relief.
 I was so bad I would have a dull, heavy feeling in the pit of my stomach ; generally about three or four hours after eating. 5
 saw advertised in the ''Troy TTnses" Fruit a. tives' and sent to R. ". Seymour's drug store in Chatham and bought two 50c. boxes. Before had finished one box, was relieved and now have no more trouble. I can eat anything I desire.
 would advise anyone in the same condition as I was, to take Fruit a-tives' ; it is God-send. and would not be without, 'Fruit-a-tives' in the house''.
 WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD.
 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5O, trial size 25c. Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, oGDENsBURG. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

fountain from which IS drawn h6t soda water. It has proved | success and thousanas have Huenehed their thirst thereat during the last ten days. aa- loshes lined with flannel and thick, tight panteloons are nov in style and are very appronriates for the season. The side walks m s6in9 partsssok the city are in such, ;as coAdtion that inc first fall fef snow will render them slippery and dangerous. We regret to say that ceal is rising and warm clothing is dear. Heaven help the poor ;.
 July 2s. 1S7e-To say that the drink ing fountain on Union Square is uglier than sin would make 1t rather attractive than otherwise In the city, and there fore, we only remark that if intended as work of art 1t Is . failure and If as Ia fountain it Is dried up. Nc water is- sues from it's. lips and the old well which for years furnished the thirsty with cooling draft has been nailed up. But then. the sfouAtain makes a good hitchi1g post.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
sheep's Nerve for NsH. : :

How soldiers who hsdsRS Srflons of their nerves blown away had them rejoined by the grating in pfPlepgths of animals nerves was tofdb by Sir Charles Balance at the .RoyaL Society of Arts Hall, London, recetlM,
 "An officer was wounded iii the arm" !" he said, and two inches of nerve were blown away. went 70 my butch CT and told him I wanted tEb inches of sheep's sciatic nerve, Ne killed a sheep and while the nerve .ffas still alive I cut it out and grated jk7in inl- nediately That officer madaRR"com- plete recovery" -~ 9
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

In Norwich a half century ago the contracts for the excavating for the court house were awarded ani work was immediately started. The first vehicle passed over the new Preston bridge which was practically the >1me bridge Jf the present day. Other items of interest was the leaving of many French and Germans to take part in the Prussian-Franco war which was just starting. Extracts from The Brlletiu's 8 files of TO follow:
 July 25, 1sI0-At the lime of adjourn ;nient there was before the state legis- ia.ure a petition of the horse railway csG.pany of this city for autlority to lay track on any street in the city or town of Norwich on obtaining the con- Nnt of the town By the :n4~.Ar the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS AGO

, company is empowered to charge fare of five cents which, through the ncaus of the. internal revenue tax will be in creased one cent.
 The engineers first annual report of the condition of the city's water works embodies a statement of the work from its inception to it's completion and is not
 only interesting to the friends of the in- stitution but valuable Gas showing the
 original feeling of the public in regard to the proposed plan.
 Thomas Keefe drove truck over the
 Preston bridge on Saturday evening the first vehicle that has crossed July 26, 1S70-John Murphy has taken the contract to excavate the eel lar and build the cellar walls for the new court house for s13.0o0 and J. A. Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
Force of Habit sIs. }

Ir A building formerly usedfs7ss ga-
 loon in Weston, Wis, has begturned into church It was A5me of
 the communicants thoughtlgssKg tried
 the back door on. Sunday-AttEE AttEEaziheapc- lis Journal s.st34
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

A wire cableway, suggested by an American Red Cross officer, now con- veys ,firewood across an unbridged chasm to the poverty stricken inhab= itants of Podgoritza, Montenegro, says Popular Science Magazine.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
Even siIkworm TurnesE.

The price of silk shirts shows that the silkworm has turned.-Mipnsapelis Journal. .StSA@z
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

Food for. thought may, be 41pd in empty .cupboards. .sS-e,..a. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

&c. 74-El Captain, Marcia. Nahana. DANA
S3-La Amorosa. Walls. Handicap. Marcia.
9O-Fausto. s.-M Selecciones.
334.-Arpa 5e Orc. Walls. lie RhOne ct La So
hone. Polka.
362.-La Cocotero- Cuplets de Ia Ducha. La
Cocotero. Cancion del TOreo,
454.-FaScinacion. Eals.-Caoalgata de las
FalSirlas.
474-Leben grin. Marcia Nupcial-Nibe-
lunguen. Marcia.
4S2-AdIeante, SoIdados Cristianos.-Cere
zas. Internezzo-
= Gu Plana. Benedicta. Schotish. De
Madrid a Paris. Terceto.
= 437.-La Morena, Cancion. Los Toros, Can
cion.
5O6-Cuentos de los Bosques de Viena. Ecos
514-Despreocupado. Polka. Campanitas. Al,
to ' Bajo. Mazurca. Nilofono
526.-E Salro del Pasiego. Vals. Z. Vergeri,
Campanone. ROndO
257.-A Sufrir. Damon. e. Desengano, Walls.
Orouesta Guiana.
g 5s4-Rayo de Luna Pasillo. La Mujer
< Tra;dora. Cancion.
; 61S.-Baile de Harrigan. Belo Dannybrook.
: 6l4-Ei Pajaro CautivO, Polka. Fiautln. Or
quldia, Nazurca.
9 75S-Tarantas Sevillanas. FL CuernO, Canto
{ 796-Sanson ct DalIah. Opera Cornetin.
~ Carninon en- mi Bemol.
79S-vida Allegro, Paso Doble. Leonor Polka.
Piano. MurIllo.
T59-Scherzo. Capricho en- Re menor. Piano.
76l-Himno Republicano de Colombia. Can
TO Rojo. DANA Colombia.
763-Carola. Gayota-LeonOr. Polka.
Observation-Disclosures Colombiana- Estudio del
PaSillo. Piano. Murillo.
us-Hernani. Selecciones. Cervecero de Pres
Ton. Obercura.
722-Los Pajaros de ia Primavera. tFlau,
c;nesl Diavoletto. Mazurca.
T27.-TaCto me odlas, PaSlllo. Mis- verSos.
Ba2!buruco.
731-Inno * Lavoratore. La S~paGnola. Can
cion. Daddi.
ST6-Laura. PaSiIlo. Saltarin. Pasillo. Lira
.AuJCCUeDa.
877.-EI Chucho. Pasilo. Saltarelo. Schot:sh.
804-El Cangrejo. Punto Cubano. Nj Caba-
ma. Pun-o Pinareno.
8OS-El y de Noviembre, Punto Guajiro.
Della. Bolero.
S6l-Serenata a Duo. Horas de PeSar, Duo.
iColomblapos.)
862-Ave Maria. Mis- Cantos, Duo Colom-
biaRo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

S63.-Despiertate mi Bien. e. Montanero,
(ColombianosD
S95-Jael, DANA. Juanita. Polka.
S64.-Pensando ne ii, Cancion. Serenata de
Vidal.
s65.-Tu Nombre. Ideal, Canci6n Colon
biana.
s7O.-ChispazOs. Te vi llorar, Pasillo. Or
questa Colombiana.
S75.-Himno Nacional de Colombia. Flor de
Lis, Walls lento.
7S4.-PenSaniento del Soltero. Tn Plropo 4
las m~ujeres, Guajira.
7SS.-Sali por Ia puerta del Carmen. Jota
de la Burra, Jota.
S0O.-Perjura, Damon. FL Cometa HALEY,
Orquesta Guiana.
S6l.-Serenata a duo, Canclon. Horas de Pc
Sar, Canci0n.
9S9.vLo que esta de Dios. Cancion. La Es-
pamela. Boero.
990.-Paggliacci, Prologo. Don Giovanni, Sc
renata.
991.-Un Ballo de Mascheras. La G!occonda,
Barcaroia.
eq2.-Carmen. Cancion del Toreador. Her.
mani. Gran Duo.
eliza Azotea Y e. Pine. MalaguenaS del
Breva. Tango.
974-El decir de Ia genie, Marianas. Sere-
nata MoriSca. Tenor.
9S1.-Madreselva, intermazzo. Narcissus, Ca
vota.
9S3.-Himno de la Republica de Guatemala.
La Marsellesa.
965.-Vibracion del Amor. Vais. Diocenes,
One Step.
953.-La Ferruca Nueva, Cancion. Fl Espar-
tero. Tango.
957.-La Gitanilla. Tango. .Andalucia. Walls.
florida Rocabruna.
96S.-BaIle de la P~antomima, Schot. Campo
nistas. La Nina IN Ell Carnival.
959.-Chiribiribib, CanciGa. 10 chic fata.
Cancion.
22.I.-La Bohemia. Vas de MusSeta. Nj Flo.
rencia, Walls. .Acorde6n.
2239.-Dspana, Walls. A u, Walls. Concertina.
2231.-Guillenco Tell. Obertura. Guillermo Tell.
Obertura.
2232.-El Lucumi. Damon. II Pulpero. Dau-
ION.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

2!sa-La Gisa2iIla c4nsi5n. yrssneifs DANA.
< a'5'-t osa4 Vsls dc mi AF''s'a' H'''neFa' ''Sos''0 Il
2.5+-Playera, DANA Haneara. Solo Violin
24e5-Potpour-i cspnnol. Cubanc. Ia. y "a. paTte.
25.+-Suehos., Solo Violin. Minuet de rArlessiene. Flsuta
2s76-El Cisne. Solo violoneello. Canei6n del solveis,
2slo-sirnpIc Confession. Solo de FIauta- e. Cisne. So
s1l-1ndependeneln sehotish. Mariposa. Walls. conee--
tina.
oslsLuna de octubre. DANA. Torres ovando. Oriental.
DANA. Maria Romero. .
geo -Lmbabura. Psso Doble. Todos Aesres' PasIIo. .
2655-Cpnzonetta, Solo VioIonceilo. Carnival Ruso' Fam
2e9e-E! Condo de Luxembourg Relate. TtPlc. oucjas
2672-Canei6n dc Primavera. Saxof6n. Arrllo. Sole de
2z4-Nudo Marino. Marcia. Chile: Tango
2152-Jnb6n Corona. DANA. Demdsiada MoStazs, DANA.
Ml,ies Guiana.
2749-No tie mueras sin ir a EsI ana, La ConGa. tMdsi-
o- ca Cuoana} ,o. nun-5, :, r. l., II
27ss-Djos proteja al Car. Alzate sevin. Marcia.
2759-Dios suarde n nucstro noble Enperador. (! Senior
bendiEa nuest-a terra.
2732-Alla en- orients. Damon. Pesares Gel Alma. Dan
279o-Las Desventuras de Liborio. Loca de Amor. Walls.
Chain.
.~.237-Himno de aieso. FL sitio de zarasoza Gaitas y
Tamboril.
27N-Siemprc sOnriente. Triste Borrachera. Dialoso CO.
274s-La Tomass, coupless. Confession. Dialoso Plea
2.2s-Ea;uErad4, 5ot4; Los del Tor9ee 5oes:
] Il a ' Il 81 HlIdUo. dptlCU
272+-Bajo un gusyabo juraS;e. Guajira. La Primavera,
Couples.
: 26sO-Gaapo Marido. Gavota. Solo Lira. orfeo. Solo de
Flauta.
25al-Ashtorc. SOLO Cornetin. Todo PGsa Vals.
@695-La Calescrg, Ca9eion. Tango gitano, Canci6n.
Chalia.
2s6i-Alborgda de Vega la. y "a. parte. orfeon Gale
30 dc BueroS Aires.
2340-EstreLa ReIuciente. Polka. Estudiantina. Concer-
tina.
23.t-La RIGA dc Galca. Marcia Real Espanole. Galta.
2s45-Espaha en- MarrGecos, Escena Cescrip. Premio. q
IN heroe en- Meli!a.
2s5I-Mar Luisa. Damon. Sc mat6 Goyito. Damon.
2sc5-Papaito. Darz n. Banco = Negro, DAMON
2s35-iimHo de la Re3ublica Dorninicana. Samraguita,
DANA.
23S6-Los Gatos. Duo C6mico. ST senior. Duo C6mico.
2S39-Todos contentos Acorde6n. Faus:o, Walls. Acor-
de6n.
2.s2-Llamanr tu due6o. FIauta Violin y Arpa. Mama
milo. Flauta. Clar.
2ss3-Ls Mantllla Blanca. Paso Doble. Ole mi terra
Bolero. IL
2Se4- Hirano Nscioral Argentine. Hlmno Nacional Uru-
guayo.
2S96-Tunta Bravo. Tango. Tn Mozo nc bien. Tango.
2si5-El Matancc-o. Damon. II Paraguas lie don Juan
Damon.
2sl7-Los IndiseraS. Apasa = vamonos. Danzon
2S97-Che que corte, Tango. Anores Brasilenos. Tango.
2S76-Gotas de Saagre y Teresi:a. Tcrremoto de Sisipc.
Bale Bohviano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

220e.-Las Hijas del Zebedeo, Las Carceleras-
Los Boheuios.
221O.-Mal de Amores. Tiple Y Tenor. La Ia
rina, Canci6n Bohemia.
222O.-Casino. Walls. ESpiritu de Libertad,
Marcia.
2222.-Sept:mo Regimiento, Marcia. ArboI
Tripical. Marcia.
Observation-Disclosures, Marcia. El Pastor
suizo, Ocarina.
2226.-Luaa de Mel, Marcia. Miggliavacca.
Mazurca.
2229.-sobre la doble Aguila. Marcia. Carna-
val de Nerecia.
:. 22S5.-Sanson e Dalilan. Sansone ct Daillah.
22SS.-Risas V l~agrmias, Recitado cOmico. Las
Solteras. Couplets.
2290.-A1nor. Dialogo comico. La Ley del En-
budo. RecitaclUn.
229S.-Eva. Eva. Opera.
23O3.-La Rubia de los LunareS. Canciones Es-
pamela. Soledades Canci6n ~espanola.
2329.-L'Amico Fritz. Aida. Cesleste AIDA.
24l6.-La Entrada de IA Murta. Marcia. Va
lencienne Mazurca.
24l9.-Vito. Paso Doblc Flamenco. La Espa
nolita. Cancion Espanola.
242O.-Arrepsntimiento. Walls Tripoli. Marcia
962-Las Miserias de este Mundo. Hodure-
no. Punto Cubano.
2l56-Pobre Negro. Pasillo. La Octava Mara
villa. Polka.
2l6o-Praviana Nueva Aldeana Asturiana
2161-soberana. Los Paxar;nos. Cancion..
2164-Canto Asturiano del Puerto de Avils
DANA Prima de Oviedo. Cancion.
2i66-Canto Moderno. La Panoya. Cancion.
2l67-La Flor del Romero. Canto Avi.es.
2l7O-Canto del Peine. Canto Pajargs.
2l7l-Aires de Ovicdo. Cancion de la Quintana
2l72-Canto Nontanes. Cancares .Aldeanos.
2l73-Cancion del Puerto. Canto &c Yanes.
2lSO-Desos Y Pesos. Walls. Declaration. A
legriaS. DANA.
21S5-Cartageneras. .Asturianas. Canto Fla
menco.
~2lSS-Marjna. Pensar en- 81. Marina. Rondo
Final.
2lS9-EI H.rmano Baitazar. Solo Triple. Dia
nantes dc la Corona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
s 75c TODOS LOS DISCOS COLUMBIA EN- ESTA LISTA VALEN 75c.

21S3-El Poeta Y ell Composing. Obertura.
Los Pepinos. Fais.
2174-Pongueta Nueva. Cancion. Ell Viejo de
la Aldea. Cancion.
~2175-Canto del Puerto Montanes. La Andrea
ma. Canci0n Asturiana.
~2149-Tango de los Serafines. Marianas Nue.
vas. Mochuelo.
2152-Los Descontentos. Pasillo. Aires de mi
Terra. Yaravi.
2l24-El Imbabura. Yaravi. Rumor. Pasi
llo.
2I31-Mazurca de Concerto. Solo de Arpa.
4 media Noche. Arpa.
213S-Vamonos Tendidos. Two-Step. Gran
Campo Florido. Walls. Lerdo.
2i~57-Suenos Color de rosa. Bolsro. a Maria
Canci6n.
2o7S-Celos. Pasillo. Los Ayes de un Herido.
Yaravi.
2Os1-Chantec!er. Two Step. Regreso a So
rrento. Polka.
COSTA Republica del Amor. Vendedora de
Besos. Onda Fria Couplets. Arri:ta.
observation-disclosures Ambulantes. Coplas de los
Novios. Canci6n.
2025-Tesoro mic. Acorde6n. La Sorella
!Acordeon.
2O56-Los Magdyares. Cancion de Marta. No
te divide. Csncion. Vergeri.
2O57-Ge;sha Mimosa. Cancion Madrileha
Soprano.
2QJ9-Oraci0n V Marcia Milltar. O Marlnare
10. Acordson.
2O72-Que te pasa c~oraz6n? FL Gran Guayabo
2O75-Violetas. Polka. Fulgores. Pasil'o
2O96-Msrcha Real Espahola. Jota Asturiana
Solo gaita.
2l45-La Vara del Alcalde. Jota. Tenor. iris
texas. DANA. Torres Ovando.
22O6-La Partida. Cancion Espanola. A Ora
NADIA. Canci0n Espanola.
242l-Washington Post. Solo Ocarina. Soy
Celoea. Fals.
25S7-No le Hace. Two-Step. FL Cachito So
mes Chiapanecos.
25S6-Te Vi en- suenos. Mazurca. Cupido Walls
:, 25ss-Guer:lsS. Paso Doble. La Tonal,eca. Chiapaneca.
25a@-El Rag2ii5. Damon. RcEdIan. Damon.
2507-He2s"G!a Guiana Zapateo. Las >c!> Frovsncias.
1881 Damon. T~clcSratia sin Hilos. Orquestl
Nc-acruZnna.
9593-Cuerita. val> Jota. e Araronss. Val-. Jota. Jor-
da Rocabruna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Haga sus pedidos. envisndo gil
70 postal. de express o dinero en-
earta ce~rtificada. a:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
SPORTS AMONG AMATEURS

Pitcher wishes to sign with cluo-Tony
Musi. 1881 Daily street.
BIockIey \. \. (home) first class-W. Far
rell $500 Westminster avenue.
Twilight +. G. laway), first c!ass-E'
West End Chome or away, hrst Glass;
r C;ehring 5G2l Addison street.
Philmore a. A. (away), first Class-Edwin
Leech 27+I North Front street ,,..,,,,,.
ypsper Clrb (home or away scventeen-
eighteen ycars-S. Herbst. 2620 North Twen-
ty-third street 49,,
Westmoreland B. G.. laway) li-l6-Ber-
nard Kane. 2Gl3 Reed street. o
Cresson street, Manayunk,
Americus 4. 4. (awayl first class-M j.
Luff 2447 Memphis street:
Scott-Powell lhomel--James Nicholson.
Telephone belmont 106 J.
Dellmar 4. 4. (home or awayl first class
Harry Z. Nylund. 242O South Fifteenth
william Ritter Bros. (away) first class
A. lands, william Ritter Bros, Tenth
street and Germantown avenue.
home einl team Il for "TtS MMy So W William liam T. Mars
ton. 2G29 North Eighteenth street.
Ball player wants to Join nineteen-twenty
year-od team. Stanley Poe 3O3o Aramingc
Hillside Prof. hrst-class travelling team
has june, b 90, July open. Clarence
p Ferry, 304S WyalusIng avenue.
KensinEton c. A. A. (homc) first class
Frank Haberman. 32l East Allegheny ave
washington Camp 7i6. p. o. S. of A,
lawayl frst class-M F. Sloan. Telephone
"I2a5sbIlS Ramblar S7l' a. l. caway, elghteen.nneteen
Albert Gsrner. 80oG Jsnney Street. ~
Alpha Club (away) first clAss-H. c. Dal
ton, 2229 WOODLAND avenue; ,
years old. Joseph Forte, l704 South Six
teenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
AIDS OLYMPIC TEAM
Committee From House Of Com
mons Will Lighten Task OF
Securing Funds

London. May 21.-Otiicial govern
ment recognition of the British Olym-
pic committees efforts to secure rep
reScntative team to compete in the
Olympic games at Antwerp this sum-
mCr has been given by the appointment
of committee from the House of Com
mons. of which the speaker is president,
to assist in the work.
This action is expected to tighten the
task of securing funds to provide trans
portation and Quartering of teams at
Antwerp 1t will also add impetus to
the movement for strong team, which,
owing to the slow collections Of con-
tributions recently, led to expressions
of opinion that England's representa-
tivcs would not be up to former stand
ards.
Under the new conditions it is ex.
pcctcd the British team for the mair
events will number at least 80 athletes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

Wants Games for SATURDAY
Holy Rosary c. c.. Of Cerms,,.y
Saturday or Sunday games WHY want
teams. ID. Sappie. 38i East Hi, Infu.olss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21
NEW TEAM IN LEAGUE
Highland Park Infant Member OF
Delaware County Circuit

With the opening Of the season Of
the Delaware County Suburban League
tomorrow afternoon at Highland Park,
n new factor in suburban baseball will
be introduced in the initial appearance
Of the St. Laurence Catholic Club,
which will play as unit of the league.
The infant organization will clash in
the opening game with the strong Union
A. A., of Lansdownc, under the name
of Highland Park.
Judge Isaac johnson, of the Della
ware County Court. will toss out the
first ball. An additional feature will
be the formal dedication of the new
athletic field of the st. Laurence Club
on West Chester pike near Park ave
nue.. The game will begin at 80 p
m. Prior to this there will be a CON
cert by the cadets of st. Francis De
Sales Band.
Indercndent baseball will be played on
Sundays by the Highland Park team
carrying the colors of the st. Laurence
Club. Proceeds of these games Will be
donated to the building fund of st.
Iaurcucc's Catholic Church, Of High 4.
land Park. and Llanerch. The hrSt
game will be played next Sunday with
THE NillanOva team.