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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
INCREASE PRICE OF TICKETS
TO FOOTBALL GAMES

Cambridge. Mass, May 3o.-Footba1l
fans who attend the annual contests be-
tween Harvard, Yale and Princeton were
caught in the high cost of living net to-
when it was announced that prices for
tickets to the games will be increased to
SO this fall. This is an increase of SO
cents over the price of last year and 81
more than the pre-war cost of admission.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
NJ. VIoLAs BROKE FRENCH 500
METER SWIMMING RECORI

Paris, May 20.-M violas of the Paris
Swimming club yesterday broke the
French 800 meter record. He swan the
distance in 4 minutes q IL seconds NJ.
Violas is entered in the Antwerp Olympic
swimming events.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

rhetmos to Play Pnstime..

The Thermos baseball team will cross
bats with the Pastime = c. at MpheFan
park on Saturday afternoon. Thermos
will play the State Hospital team the
following Saturday May 29ths at the
hospital grounds. They still have a few
open dates on their schedule. Send all
challenges to J. Wright, a. T. B. Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
WHITE SOX MAKE RALLY
IN 18TH, WINNING GAME

Chicago, May 20.-Chicago defeated
Washington, IS to 5, in a sixteen inning
game here today. Both teams scored twice
in the fifteenth. The visitors registered
eight runs in the final inning on two
triples, a double, two Cingles and four
errors. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

The Red Tops have organized for the
season and wish TO arrange games with
teams in the city averaging sixteen years.
Would like a game for Sunday. Answer
through this paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
Pirates IS Braves L.

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 20.-Pittsburgh
defeated the Boston Braves today, to /.
the locals punching their hits with Bos-
toms nniSnIavS Score
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

The Old Timers of sprsgue Challenge
the Baltic Rivals for game this Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Totals c. is % %

(z) Ran fos Erickson in 10TH
(zz) Batted for johnson in lsth-
Score by innings:
% 800 400 OoO2 SIS
"@s' o Oo1Oo o 0 o . o
Two base hits. Jourdan! Harris, Weaver 9 Three
base hits. Folsch McMullin ., f. Collins and JACK
SON., ~
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

An egoist is the center of an admir-
ing crowd-and he's the crowd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Score By innings:
n. r. A. ...........o OIL 5 Ks
Wlndham High 30 0 o 90
Bases on balls. OF Keenan, 81 OF Lathrop 8. Hit
by pitcher. By keenan, l: by Lahrop |. Struck out.
by Keenan, I, by Lathrop 10. Passed ball. DIN.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
Cubs 4, Giants 2.

Chicago, May 20.--Alexander won his
eighth consecutive game today when Chi
cago defeated New York, 4 to .. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
Red sox 8, Tigers 0.

Boston, May 20-Boston hit Leonard
often and hard today, winning from De-
troit to o. Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

p Score by innings:
Brooklyn ...... 80 0 90
Cincinnati -. ......0 0 0 = 0 x-7
Two base hits. Ruether. Konctchy. Three base
hits RCush. Kcnctchy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

New York, May 2O.-New York won
today, s to 8, taking full advantage Of
st. Louis misplays. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

James Z. Griffith has been jaintor Of
the Congregational church at Barre VT,
for twenty-three years, and has never
missed a. Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21


Jersey City ;. Reading /.
Toronto !. Buffalo =
Baltimore Z. Syracuse L
ASEun- Rochester. rain
American Asiosiatisn.
Indianapolis !. Minneapolis g
Toledo O. Milwaukee ,
Louisville 10. - Paul .
Columbus 1. Kansas City ;. ls inninEzl
Eastern League.
New Haven 3 bridgeport l.
Waterbury ,. Pit.sdeld 8
Worcester lG, Hartford .
Albany L. Springfield l.
College esns..
Springfield College 1. Worcester Tech 9.
Other Games.
" F. A. 6. wIndham Q.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Philadelphia (N)

st. Louis. No.. May 2O.-St- Louis mace
it two straight by defeating Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Totals 80 "a Is
Score by innings:
Chicago ....N .......o o 90 i x-E4
Two base hits Young. Alexander, Doyle, Buns,
Home run, Young.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
Reds !, Dodgers G.

Cincinnati, o., May 2o.-Ruether held
the Brooklyn batters safe at all times to-
day and Cincinnati won, Z to o. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21
MONEY,

New York, May 90 - Call money
steady; high Z; low g. ruling rate Z:
closing bid 6; offered at 6 last loan s.
Bank acceptances is.
COTTON.
New York. May 2o.-cotton spot
steady; middling 1900.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Sco.e ~ hInLgs
Cleveland -. ......0 l 0 SO
Philadelphia 20 . 0 o o o.
Two base hits. Dykes .. Griffin. Weed. ONeiIl.
Thrve base hit. olnstOn. Home runs. O'Nelll and
Walker
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

Totals 50 ss7l Is Il Totals 80 "a 10 7
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-21

rnez &-JOne< Pharmacistz.145 Main st.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17

on the COchise county station at a
cost Of $500; on the Prescott dry
farm there is a remodeled house cost
ing $4,000 and $4,000 invested in
new barns and on the University farm
near Tucson $4,000 was invested in
complete dairying outfit
One of the shrewdest deals in be-
half of the taxpayers to save them
money is that which was made by the
regents in the matter of sQuaring the
campus. Money was appropriated by
the state to enable the university to
acquire enough land to close up some
odd ends and sizes in it's land. Be-
fore the $4,000 became available, by
the exercise of business prudence, the
board was able to secure options on
all the jutting property on each side
of the campus at prices lower than
the prevailing market quotation, in
two or three cases, getting lots with
| houses on them, for less than the cost
| of the construction of the house and
the result was that more than city
block of Tucson property was OBJ
tanned fer the campus at cost Of a
! little less than $25,0O0J
The board Of regents have had be-
fore them q mammoth building pro-
gram. In less than IS months they
have completed all the work left un-
finished by their predecessors, have
started and completed a. number of
projects, and have all of the rest un
der way of actual construction except
the boys dormitory and the deaf
school
1t embraces a record of remarkable
efficiency with great return in a
material way for the money invested
and means that in less than two years
the university has taken the biggest
stride it has ever made Coward real
izing the ambition of the unselfish
regents to make it the greatest school
on the Rocky mountain western slope.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17

gotten under way by the regents the
past January and is now more than
rs per cent on the way to completion.
The donation for this building was
tribute OF the confidence Of the donor
in the progress of the institution I'M
der the present management and will
represent with equipment about
$4,000.
In the fall Of 1919, for the eXten-,
sive floral work at the university, it
was decided that new greenhouses
were needed and they were completed
this spring with an expenditure of
about $500.
The University last year was for
mally designated by the government
as the main depot for the education in
vocational lines Of disabled veterans
of the great war and more than 200
of them were billete9 here. j. lle bar
racks which has been useu by the
cadets were inadequate for the de-
mands suddenly made upon them but
the regents and the president, DR.. Won
KleiISmid, rose to the occasion and
within less than 80 days, they had
been entirely remodeled at an expense
Of about $4,000, partially contributed,
and the result was the federal in
spectors asserted that Arizona's uni
versity had provided for these de-
serving soldiers the most comfortable
and thoroughly equipped barracks in
the country.
After having dallied for nearly two
years up to January Of 1919, the girls
dormitory, long so sadly needed to
accommodate the growing number of
students, was taken in hand firmly
Ky the board and pushed through to
completion. Before the work was fin
ished, however, it was found that the
ORIGINAL plans for a two story build
ing would not fill the BILL and the
regents, with the wise economy which
does not scrimp at necessity, decided
to add third story to the building.
This additional work was not al
lowed to hinder the rush speed at
which it was sent up and it has been
finally finished in the last 60 days
and is ready for the opening of the
fall semester at cost Of $4,000 in
Guiding furnishings. 1t constitutes
real addition to the group of orna-
mental buildings which crowd the
campus
Plans have been accepted for the
new boys dormitory to cost $145,O00
with complete furnishings and the
board of regents proposes to follow
on it's construction their policy Of get
ting things done and to have it ready
within another year.
Within the coming two years the
regents viii superintend the erection
Of the state deaf school which is to
be affiliated with the university and
en- which $145,0O0 will be spent,
divided as follows:
Administration building and prin-
cipals residence, $25,000; girls dormi-
tory with separate class rooms, gym
nasium, ETC., $45,000; heating and
pumping plant, $4,000; boys dormi-
tory also with class rooms, shower
and gymnasium, $4,000; outbuildings,
$4,000 This will he a college in
itself and will add another to the
growing roll of schools which com
prise the university as a whole.
On the experiment farm in the vi
cinity of Mesa the board has erected
a new house at a cost of $6,5000 and
a new machine shop for $1,000, at
Yuma an additional % acres was
bought for $4,000 to enlarge the date
farm and land has been purchased
for a citrus experiment station at
cost of $4,000; a new well was sunk
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17
SOME REVISED VERSIONS

81 have not yet begun to strike. >
John Paul Jones.
81 am sorry I have no more strife
to give to my country. Nathan Hale.
''My country, right or wrong. If
right, to get her in wrong" g."-Stephen
Decatur.
Turn, boys, turn! We're going to
quit Phil Sheridan at Cedar Greek.
81 propose to idle it out on this line
if it takes all summer"-U. S. Grant.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17

TUCSON, July 10 - The greatest
hiding program of any college or
diversity in the entire southwest is
pw in course at the University of
rizona. A little more than $65O,OOO
ther has been expended or is to be
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17
AMT 1T THE TRUTH

Man wants but little here below,
He's not SO hard to please;
But woman (bless her little hearD
Wants everything she secs.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-17

He-Is the tire flat?
She-Well, it is little flat at the
bottom, but the rest is o. K.
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Chinese Courtesy
TO the japanese
IArOuses Controversy

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-03
Gen ObregonLE-
tened to the Pleas
of Common People

MeEaco City Sxr- A-Ia q -zur,
|r-adear-furnasnea rrk1rs En -as ssE,rEnG
1pgr uf braidlnE undergoing repairs
General A2r2ro GareEEn- IS P-sssss-
dfa-r- E7esr- has rsssssER4d aEl1r aE1u-
.dr@1s f -nEn and wsunen wing eAznf
asse 70 altsRd rassr c.zase VITA hau
||totzsrs ms inauguration Mnsa OF
|thsu were Sdfie,- seekers and claim
ANTS sor pnliaczi 1Arer and 1aey
sS9nf inrg hours waiting 70 ts5l Cen
|Erzi OkHeEun N wnRs y1zx-ar.alar EaK
zzey aespea hlEn N ms ass,anasary
and wEr zhfy shun11 af rewarded
TastSr numbers were 80 E-1a- 7trAz -sls
WIS II ms 01hre
serem hours 9AE. seven dzrS ~g.ss
and nxsEx cf that time wRs ezgnsaIne1
IN 4 pK1aHn- hFRrrnE Cd claims
EulA1w-nE Hi arzfnpns cznrmsEr
whsr:h cziifnfnR-ea IN MS srsswns.lTn-
ing s.AeeraSm lnsa Ssp1azntsssr- Es4nEr-
ss7a DfrsEun came 70 NFx2r3 CETg
and established headquarters IN -as
cdlire sm ATenl1a Maderap watg,a ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-03

Curtis BawdfnnhHn- canning. Mar
5u111s-- TzlErstAzn- GzG--aszz- Ear8e Rry-
Ell. Vest Bath pEsnlr-Ts LzrT Hun
1er. -sazsnErn, raE, Chester NJ Ear-
BGywaninnE-n- p,1-zrn. Ear 83utiEsa--
BE'w-E1saniilzgns c1aEznE znl nZaIsz4zs.s.Et-
NE Eslsa NJ lSa1lla Bswdnans4Eln.
sewing Bazz--srs l. Card RaE.EmunE.
Sa1nscsss= SweA1 Csar-l. E-ai1h EEune-
well. South S6ipn- finn czrrsa Ear.
SfnEisdurd- Sxr-a Anszu; csguHIfzE
AauR wassf. Fair1StlG. YenlE-. F1uT-d
F-snra. 5ssiGGns nE~ Christine P.
Adams Sa,lun. coaaz1nE El,d apllssssss-sss;,-
NE, Mildred Boy51nEsrm. Salnn. EEr-
dsr- Fllkrxz ELLIS. S4spH.hhERn- rss1a1n,
-A3hs.-- Eaaia. SEaan- ssw1nE. Anzn<tE
Ellis. North ArIszn.
wa3dgc Swss1 crrzi. N5IIiGrn Sitlzer-
san. Brooks canning. Hattie Mra5u-
ley. Rruvig- uiE. NErae ErERn. Thur-l-
aiksss csss.ksuE ana housekeeping Ru1h
I-smEn. -ibHr-E. EHzzisr- Fern Rev-
-arss6s. Tyna-aike- pEaitrws EETrie Nc
gsrifr R-uxafzs ysgs1z1n. Jerome Quinn
zrv Brooks. sewing, Clara Edwards.
raisr-n1- finn cErn- Norman Wais.,ss.
Brooks
washington Canning. EA4en e.tzEn-
Flsr. Macaixx- sewing DE-Es Wzr-s.
RoEns Hlurs
rurk- SEess rcrz- Ned Burgess
s-arrsisf. canning R-th T. LIhiilrs
Fzz5xaz pufasn Martha J. Timing. SlzEs,-1
starta- garden. Carl l. Pike. lAz--ed-
.r,,yzivr. Mr--srE / rssrv1r Esrnralsax-ss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-03

lEzn1idarr was conducted The e4--fre.
small II bEE- WIS divided by S3r1h
partition inTD n pr-ra1e Sanrrun 1u-
The General and cn1nzlhc1 working
QUARTERS fur ms s@sNarzz ssE-xsLa-1as
OUTSIDE there EaFe several anfe-
cnzmness wnag.n Arusn sse a'e4nck n
the musuanE, wata President E.eEn
Arrived fcr wurk- until as3pEk e
Inighf- with 3 couple If hours allowed
frr lunch. ware crowded with ps.tIpls-
There wesr Numerous dnfgs "a pass
AHfure the inner chamber Is entered
Hnd NJ aach szpsea rwo Guards w.aEa
questioned caasHar al ca1nes-s- --hassss
with apparent legitimate -szsurs 9s-i
their presence were allowed u pro-
resd- the others ere rxuns.a naxk 70
9nin the eFer-sszess-s. 1hrrnEs IN the
ceur1Iirrs.
General Ofr@Erm has been aaufea AS
Saying that ane af rhs CONTRIBUTING.
eSsanenrs ID Msxirnis unrest aaRs as.ssnI
the popular ht.tief that sncxx.Ssfz11I
palirxral candidate unst reward azxsTi
une af his srppnr-ssz lie has de-l
Hcsshed the sy-esnE as perzsrapns bs-
cAnae. in the erenf relnt sncsh rewards
are nus frr-hrnmauE. the erNwhasea
suppuytHr bsunmas an anHzuy znnI
zrws the seeax Of aizzer1zun and.
1unfaas n u nis WIN. q u sEid. rol
nhnliEh rhe ptzrr1re 70 allow the re-l
pnhlir,s rr1mifiem absolute fsseaxzrui
IN rhe chnaue ~ hts 4serwznzR III s<asa
10 TIM ex-ant thxx FAILURE 10 REWARD
Enthusiastically every mxn wno wax azssi
henmsAr auas NM nnAn pauahse rerc-
snrAm-
But rAe hundreds wac Ezxnsrsdl
ru1zsae Inn afSre dxl1y zppmxem1lyi
knrw nnfezinE af this pnzicy ar III
rhey al thEy hzAa an N the arpsi
rhxx eznUtxnns wursd BE runfae. bel
rxuse fAs6r numbssz nerer aznzinishs,dt
deaUG1e - sErn hunz. OF crsufss-
zmnD v1krA tn Fsuuhaeur-Mera hs3ai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-03

'hzre huen hanging Gre I'm aang TING
wuziad be c3exrea m
Relative - -ae Possibility Of Gvr-
|E1nr Mlzliken aezzming -sae azr1pn-
IN WnthIilnn eufnrxsanEn1 affrssr
Senator FerzRaa szza INK w1thOal
drsabr -he Gsrxrnnr Hsnaa make a
msEary Hne mRn Sur me afznH- ThEz
ne adis&- -'Tel -he psarae Arr III
that the vaaszaan Xxi w7l always re-
man sn t.ae srz-afas- 1szHr instead ID
|rEmDr1ng II I'VE xS1l se<z;1re eer-sr en-
1rgrsme1r We hare made a hig Hez
50 the =unr and s..zl oerar cszzun u
|Eae Days uf the hxx-rurnS-