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The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18
MAIL LEAVES
 DAWSON OVER
 WATER ROUTE

DAWSON, May IS (by Associated Press) 1.-The first mail for the out side left here today by launch. The river is rapidly clearing from Circle City to Whitehorse but is still solid, ly frozen from Fort Gibbon to its mouth. The breakup at the lower end is expected soon.
 Circle City was flooded when the ice jam broke.
 Panama is clear to Cinema.
 The Nenana and Tolovana are the first gold dredges to start opera tions.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18

Strawberry Preserves, can .75 Imported Marmalade, can -- AZ Poppy Jelly, 10 ID. can ----- 1.95 Strawberry and Raspberry
 Preserves, 10 lb. cans ------ 3.S5 Assorted Jelly reg. 4Oc, 3 for LOO Best Manchuria Walnuts, ID. .25 Soft Shell Almonds 2 lbs for .75 Best Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs. for .S5 Best Head Rice, 5 lbs ------ 50 Best Jap Rice, 5 lbs. ------------ 40 Log Cabin Syrup, 4Oc, 75c 1.45 Assorted Soups, 2 cans for
 25c, per doz. ------------------ 1.25 Dixie Queen Tobacco, dog. 1.5O Blue Ribbon Tea, per ID. ---- .75 Rogers Ceylon Tea, pkg. ---- 30 Stuffed Olives, reg. $1.85 1.35
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18
BARGAIN SALE OF OUT 0FDATE
 BATTLE CRAFT

WASHINGTON, May IS (by Asso. ciated Press).-The navy department is considering a bargain sale of ob- solete vessels to get rid of many of the useless war crafts, including bat tie ships and destroyers. Twenty one battleships and as many de- stroyers are carried on the second line list, of which more than half should be disposed of.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18
MINERS CONSOLIDATE
 FOR UNITED FRONT

NEW YORK, May Is (by Associat- ed Press). - Consolidation of the forces of the anthracite and bitumi- country, so they may show a united front in wage negotiations, was dis cussed yesterday at conference of representatives from both organiza- tions.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18

all, and the inevitable clash when the two worlds meet. Under the super vision of Thomas H. Ince, and the dir ection of Joseph de Grasse, the life of the boulevards and the underworld has been vividly, startlingly reproduce ed, with wealth of detail, sumptuous- ness of setting and fidelity of inter- pretation. Miss Dalton does marvel ous work in the two tensely strong emotional roles of Natalie" and Helen Armstrong;, and the story itself, is one not soon to be forgotten
 A short comedy and a News reel complete the program
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-18

Fresh king salmon at the North. ern Meat Market. M12-tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28

Thomas Meighan. athletic Para mount star. seldom, if ever. disap- points his audiences. Hence it fol- lows that when his latest picture,
 'Cappy' Ricks,' based on Peter B. Kyne's famous stories as shown at the Plaza theatre last night, MT. Meighan added another delightful morse1 to his long list of picture suc- cesses. Agnes Ayres. now a star in her own right, plays excellently op- posite MT. Meighan. Tom is admira- ble as Matt Peasley, a seamans mate. who falls in love with F1orrie Kicks, daughter of the irrascible Cappy. He proves his mettle as a man in two or three capital fstfc encounters which take place in the development of the story. Altogether his portrayal was highly enjoyed by everyone. The SUD- port of generally of the highest stand ard. 'tCappy Ricks'' is one of the most enjoyable pictures seen here in 8 long while.
 The Adroit Revue with eight ta1- ented singers and dancers heads the stellar vaudeville program for tho first half of this week. Grey and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28
In The Theatres
POLES.

POLpS.
 Would you give up a big job if the girl you love is opposed to your work as @ matter of principlef
 That is the question that Wallace Reid, Paramount star, has To decide in his newest vehicle, "The Hell Dig audiences at Polls last night.
 Lois Wilson Is the girl and her father looks on the young suitor and his employers as his bitterest enemies. However, the hero becomes interest ed in the case of his opponents and finally allies himself with them which
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28

means big struggle with a strong political corporation.
 The cast which includes Frank Leigh, Lucien Littlefield, Clarence Geldart and Bud Post was more than adequate.
 Clyde Cook in "The Toreador," the extra added picture attraction run ming Jointly as a feature with The Hell Diggers" for four days, kept last nights big audience in paroxysms of laughter.
 A gloom-dispel1ing vaudeville bill opens at Polls this afternoon for three days. Cansino Brothers and Marion Wilkens in their Spanish American Dance Revue tops the bill. Tom Kelly, the Irish mono1oguist, is the added attraction and will add roaring laugh a second to a bill re- plete with comedy. EsDe and Dutton in Variety Itself"; Primrose semon, Arthur Conrad and Company in ''Musicomicalities." and Van Horn and Inez complete the show.
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Waite Hoyt, the famous pitcher of the New York Yankees and hero of the Worlds Series. will head the PoIi vaudeville bill, appearing in person with Tommy Gorden, the clown, in "A Battery of Fun"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28
PARK,

The Selwyns will present Florence Reed in ''The Mirage" at the attrac- tion at the Park theatre, Friday, Sat urday, Dec. 2, 3. This is the beauti- full love-story written by Edgar Sel- wyn. which has been creating a verit- able sensation since it opened the Sell wyns' lovely new Times Square thea ire in New York last September. In it Miss Reed has enjoyed a full sea sons run in the Metropolis and has added tremendously to her already great popularity through her vivid portrayal of one of the most appeal ing roles she has ever had in the theatre.
 In MT. Selwyn's gripping drama, Irene Moreland as the central figure Of the story, must decide for herself if the woman with a past has the right to marry. In reaching her conclusion in the matter it Is neces- sary that she cruelty the dearest wishes of her heart and rise to great heights of self-renunciadion. Portray ing her Miss Reed is therefore afford ed an opportunity of running the whole ganut of human emotions and and entrenching herself still deeper in the affections and admiration of her public. In this she is ably assisted by a fawless cast.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28
EMPIRE,

The great photoplay, "Over the HILL" from Will Carleton's famous poed, opened a four-days' return en- gagement at the Empire theatre last night. Not long ago, the picture played to capacity houses for two weeks and the production last night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28

Byron, recently drafted from the le' sitin1ate stage. have a vaudeville ve- hicle, "A Girls weight" by Harry L.. Newton, that is a gem. Gerard s Monkeys, the near-man entertainers, have an abundance of laughs in their act; Aff Grant, an old favorite with some new tales. and other features complete the bill.
 JERSEY CITY@Sailor Friedman, the Chicago lightweight, conqueror of Lew Tendler. will box Johnny Dundee 12 rounds in the star bout at the reopentng of the Fourth Regi- ment Armory as a boxing club in Jer- sey City next Monday night.
 NEW YORK-An open swimming meet will be held by the New York Athletic Club on Saturday evening, Dec. 8, with the following events: Fffty-yard swim, novice: 100-yard swim, handicap, for the Bratton cup. and fancy dive. handicap. Entries will close today. with Paul H. Pt1- grim, New York Athletic. Club, 58 West Fifty-ninth street.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
8nrhnlnrt til Emrnpa.
Mmerifa life neb / Gritat1tngsfom-
utisiione1. &arbin9s Maner ONT
amertfanif Gamarbeibe.

Paris Sen 196e Seb. 0}olan6 50.
@opoen befien6tgioroe i0ag, at 9lme'
rita life lpnger er repreie11teret paa
neutrality-suspicious.. Gerpeo
ofbrDoe5 oe Torene6e @taters iioite
officielle Sorb;nbelie meb @iennern=
fereIlen al Traftoten of Beria'lles.
De onerifonIfe Tropper er frem-
oeles / @oblen3oiitriftet, men 6eres
Gti1Iina betragtes {om DIPLOMATIC
ubolbbar og oe be1ttes ltror at bltpe
beor6ret hiem. Oeres Yloos ocn<
ne Gel of @b;negnen ontages at bile
bfipe toqet of fronIfe Tropper. Dette
p'loe gibe Sronfriqe 9lnleonina til
at foretoge en- M ni1itpr 0emonltra>
tioe moo TpIflanb / Operens tent
melle ne6 6e iqour ri Yremiermin:%
Ifer 9rian6 uotolte 9lbpar'ler. Sau
erflpre6e, at ,.lfib11t sSronfrige fife
dnifer at bun6le uofbrnqig af tine
olliereoe, er set '1tan6 til at 1lofpre
pao eget 9lnipor 6e Beltemnclier /
syreostroftoten, ser forelfriper mill
tpr Clifton"
Qon6on Sen 18be sSeb. Gtror ef-
ter lin Eiltreoelle iom Brelinent og=
ter @ar6ing at ien6e republiton1fe
@om1nisfprer til europa for at ton-
ferere meo S'otsmplo ben 9en1tot
a. fin6e ct pos1en6e @runo(oq for ef=
feft'pt on1erifanlf Somarbei0e Ser
6el1s 9lffprer. 0ette befien0tgj1res
| / ct @obelte1egram til 2on0on ~Sai'
lp Telegroph" fra en- af bets 9or-
reIponoenter i6og. &orrelnoroe1tten
mel0er, at &onQres1en iiffert Dil bsoz
taqe en- hpilfe11i iomhel1t Tlan, lom
@nmmis{prerne pil onbefule, og ot
Observation-Disclosures Hr nciper mel
l1n6tage1fe al Naroqraf X lanolpn
ligp's bill blibe ontaQet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
Eaupnnn- -AHwrfn.
5filbpagtem, lom ifipb, frtfienbt, Gn
General os amore Cfficerer e.
1nspen6eref.

Tofio Sen 21oe 6eb. ct Of &e=
il,ltoterne al Sen off'eielle llnoer-
lpgelle anqaaen6e 9lfferen, 1om op=
itoo iom syplge al, at 2eitnant Sang
oon al Sc sSoreneoe Gtaters &rp0ler
us(lbonp" blep ifuot / @laoipoltot
6en Soc Sanuor, er SuSpe11lion al
@eneralnaior Ta1nagora gtiihihara,
@ornmonoont for 22oe @rigaoes
Gfil6pagter. Sans Guspen1lon oil
blipe officielt fu116giort imorgen.
Get iiges oglaa, at flere onore 81
ficerer beo 9lao'po1tof= =@orafferne
pi( blipe iuspe,16eret fra Z tt 80
Gage.
Mt1gipl6en6e 5fir6poqt, Solbigo-
IN Ngaionaro, Eiges at bpre fri=
fienot. 6a ban bopoe misfor1toaet f.
ne Srorer.
Moibirgton Sen 2l6e Teb. Ger
ioponife Meaicrinq har operlebere1
sen omerifa1lfe Gharge b'Nffaires
SOTO lit 5par paa -g1oten7 fra Wuib
ingto,t ongoaenbe 2a11gbon= =@ffaren
rne66elte 9lnbas1obor Sb 6ebaro
Observation-Disclosures ibog.
Tofio ben 226e 6eb. Set japan
ife @riqsoeportement uoIte6te iool
en- grflnring, hpori 5filbpaoten
1om 1fie6 Sen amerifonlfe 2eitnon1
2angbon frifienoes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
HluntunHtnk.
e>opan Dil life rpntme &la6ipoi itof,
jon1 Sc Toreneoe 5tater bar beat
pm, flyer l1cbioa.

Sofio> 2O0e Sch. sSapon bar life
til @enligt at efterfomme 9(merifns
gnlnoonil1g on1 at ren1me Tlooipo=
1tof, erelprer l1oenrigsminilter ltcbi=
6o. S en- Sale til Sperbuiets Sub
qetfonite erflpre6e ban, at 6et bar
np0pen6igt at boloe en- 9lrme / Sibi-
rien poogrl1n6 af 6e urolige 6orbol-
6e / &oreu. Sffupationen of Wla=
oipoltof mao fortiettes> iagoe ban,
for at beifptte iopanife gfcttigbeoer
og binbre Gprer al ~misforneieoc
&oreanere". &on nebnte iffe lpe-
cielt 9lmerifo lin Sale.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
MRanrntan1tR1.
Mutagelis intet britiif Spar paa
Mmer'fas Noter fpr efter Sar'
btn9s SnbIettelie.

2o11oon, t76e 0eb. Storbritan>
MEMS Sbar til @merifas 9eote, ser
faftiif forlangte en- uaaben 9er"
Nolitif Meiopotor1:ens Sliefelter>
bil ontagelig blipe tilbageholot, ino.
til efter @aroings Snnl1guration, er-
forebe man fra al1toratipt @olo ioag.
SDoret iiges at hoDe ppret fprbigt
| for 9(f1enbelle til @o1bington / 60
Gage. gn gmbeosma16, Ser Doo6e
bpret befjrlpelig meo l10orbei6elien
of 6en BRITTLE 92ote, erflpreoe, at
9lmbosjo6pr Sir 9lncflono 8e16es
| ieefe bopoe Soften meo 1ig 6a ban rel
Ite Sirsoog.
; 9fegjeringse1nbeosn1pn6 bi1oe fife
gibe nogen 6orfluring poa gfoten5
Tilbageholbelie og forbolot Zig
1trcngt tol1ie ongooenbe oens SS5n6'
i bolo. Set antages irniolertio at fsl.
ge Sc Itore ninjer ongoaenoe @eroena
| I0lie]ituatio1l ser bar b9ret fren1=
bolot nplig offentlige Ealer og gr'
f1nringer al Hegjeringsen1beo
oQ leoeuoe Brittle Olieforporationer
Gis]e bor benegtet, at 0e melopota.
1nilfe Setter er rige og at Storbri
tannien hor til @enIigt at 6on1il1erf
Der6cns Slieforlunirg
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
eEprhpl0srealer mos SDfMS. glelu

6orbolbsregler mos Spfns. geelu
g)orf, 21oe 6eb. 9llle Gamplflbe fra
europpi1fe &opne me6 l1tpi=6efpngtc
Na5logerer onbor6 boloes~ anaran-
tpne for @flusning og Hpgn!ng ri
&lpoer og @agage / Senbolo til en-
Orore ibag al Gbefcn for aparantG@
ne1totionen 9r. 2elan0 9. Gofer.
Dette upe Sfriot &onpen moo 2p=
fus pi1 blipe bibehol6t, inotil 9an,=
peren uMinnel lota" al sSnternutionol
Merca11tile Worfne ct onbroAt @ua=
rattenetieneite. lltei=befrngte 4sas-
1aqerer pil blipe operfert til uMir=
ne{oto" for 9esinfeftion Sre Golu=
pere bIeb borot tiIbage ibag, 0a NOR
fon6t, at nogle af Tasiagererne hao-
Be l1tsi.
Boston, 21oe 6eb. 1928 Tasla<
gerer paa treble &losie paa gampc-
ren ,,Moncburio" bleb af(l1iet og BE-
or6ret 12 Dages 4borantene i6og
@fibet fom fra Gan5ig, BIER @mt-
grantinipeftionen ifal bprc ilap
SDpograf1sn nebfettes. Gbicogo>
19oe Neb. 9fcioenstrpfferier Gbi-
cago bar meo6elt fine GogforenlngS
Eppogrofer, at fra 256e 6e6ruor pil
6eres ugel6n b1ipe reouceret $4.25,
b1eb Ser befienotgiort ioag. gr-
bei0sgiperne paaitaar, at 2epeuogi!-
terne er ballet laameget, at bette ear1
I1ooes al poo 5ogforeningstarifen.
Me6lernmer af BEN tDpografiIfe
Union bor iammenfal6t ct @ee6e Ior
imorgen for at 6refte Sen planlogte
2pnsne6iettelle.
9Aamlast 2b,1srebuftion / Srpffe'
rierme. SEEM Yorf Sen 206e 6ebr.
SEEM Sort employing Bri1ters' s(s,
fociotion befien6tgioroe i6ag, at 6en
bapbe anmo6et forIfiellige Gagfore=
ninger t Xrptfertbroncben ON al
fenoe @epreientanter til en- &onfe=
rer1s nelte &borsoag for at orefte Ell
rbetrogtelig @e6uftion t 2enninger-
ne alle 6agets @raneber."
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24

@enotets SuItitsfonlite mootog
i6ag en- @rfler'ng fra Tinanslnin:-
]teren, at i1gen poerligere 2oan bill
Sc blipe tilltoaet l16enlonblfe Negie,
ringer uoe11 Sa1nrao6 me6 &pn1iteen
Walb ;ngton BEN 176e 6eb. Senu-
tet poobegpn6te Bebanblingen al
Eo1tbuogettet> men gioroe li6en
6remgong ioet ser opito0 Ell olpor'
Zig Sorpifling / slnle0ning al ben
foreilaoebe 8eo:lgning al 100 Wil=
lioner Collars for nationolt 8iorag
t;l gooe Geie. Senator Totp1lseno,
6ormanben for Senotets Boltfon1ite,
ct i16e for, at acknowledgement
Bigger @eie Il iteoe,1for Gil'taaelie of
national &i9lp til Staternes 8e'=
bnqning> og Gorilaget ON De 100
Millioners @ibrag til ii6'tnpDnte ct
oerfor lite 11le0 De11 tll0lt1l1e0e Se.
pi1gningslop. Get er MI forellooet
at tilfe e 8eoilgningen 1om ~&ioer" ;
men set p'l toge to Treoieoeles Wa=
joritet. Get ltges, at en- Wfaioritet /
5enatet piltnof er inbe for Gorllaget,
men at ser fa1r1fe life fan op6riDes
| to Ere6ieoeIes Nfaiofitet.
Senator &ello1q al Minnelota
bol6t en- lpngere Sale for national
@ielp t:l Staternes Beibpgnlng og
onf9rte M;nnelotas Gorbol6 iom 8e-
pis poo, bDa6 oer111eb fan u6retteS.
(Gortiettes pdn 2oen Gioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
Drn HurnBkp Krisr.
&Dra @','taF heubenber 1tq til 9tal-
mar 8rant:no pm 2annelIem al
en- @egiering.

gtocfholm Sen 156e 6eb Song
@u'Aaf onforore6e igaar forbetpe=
ren6e 5to'sn1inilter @io1n1or 8ran-
tina til of oo1ne en- @egiering lite
6enfor Gtatsninilter le @eers, iom
igoor beqinrebe 9lflfe6.
Granting, Ser er gocialiit, og iom
TO @onge far itooet Spioien for He'
qieringem iog6e, at ban lenere pi(
1pore paa Gonqens Mnmo6ning.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24

Some @mle for sSrlaub ben Ste
Mpril. 2onopn BEN 216e Gebrl1ar
@ebeimeroooet far beilllttet, at Some
Mule 2open for ssrlan0 1fol tre6e /
@roft Sen Ste 9(pril. Set fbrlte
5friot un6er SEN nDe Sob er @eor=
bring al @olg til Sc nDe &arlomen=
ter. 0isie nil ontage1ig fin6e 5teo
ire Tiger ienere. Observation-Disclosures
tet. ifal trGoe fan1meu / sunni.
Com set MI teguer, bill foa &an-
oiooter itille Jig for set ipolige Bar-
lament og Set ipnes tpi1iomt, om Bet
te Yarlament bill blipe bonnet.
Spif bliper utter sfolefag. @aib=
ingto11 Sen 17oe Geb. &pif, 6er beo
aongresbellutt,ing al 1917 bleo for
bubt / WaIb'ngtons @foler; bill blipe
optaget fom Sag igien nelte Mar.
5fo1eitpret befien6tgior6e i6ag, at
set boo6e goofieuot De 2prebeger,
SET 1fal bruges. 49, :.
9anif @eteran fra t4S. Chicago,
156e Seb. Sdren Peter @arenien,
Sen iiolte gienleber6e @eteran Gbi.
caeo fra Sen oanff= f=tpife 4rig / 1848,
er afgoaet beo 9eben / tit &iern ber..
San bar fe6t ! @ei1e, 8annorf i
1926 og Tom bi6 I 1872.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
GurHkunHhptaIinu.

Haa @r1,l6 al Den cberoroentlige
laoe @ris paa WiianeapoIis Sioenoe.
maa bi ltrengt botoe paa oen Megel,
at 8laoet betales Gorlfl1o. M0resie=
lappen piier oltio, til bpilfeu Sag
@looet er betolt> % bpis oerfor Gor'
npellen al Mbonneme11tet life er moo.
taget inoen Maone6ens llogang BIZ
per be6fo1n1nenoe Mbonnent ltrgget.
Tenne @egel bliuer 1trengt operbol6t
lige oberfor ale Mbonnenter l,oen
Ncr1fjeI.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
Saffeabres1e til Gtefansiun. st.

1drfeaOreS1e Ill SIeTuHslDH. 0lz
topo, Ont, toe Geb. Ganaoas
Eripu Council bar ien6t en- formel
SoffeaoresI Ie til Bolarforlferen 8il>
hialn1ltr S.efans1on og erfienot paa
0en fana6ilfe 93egierinqS 8egne De
Tiene1ter, lom 5tefanslon bar poet
sSoIfet beo at uoforlfe 1fien6t fana-
oilf 9onoon1roo6e.
@1lben. Wolbington ben 196e
iSeb. Sele 2onoet hor I'LL %irterens
1trengc1te &u1oe, n1el6er @e'rburedl1-
ct. s 9eortb Gofota og oet norolige
Minnei iota er BET 1ip6Danlig fol0t.
Sra flere 5tqtioner Wanitoba og
@o7fotcbetpon melotes imorges Ell
Temperotur al 81 Graoer unoer
9tul.
Gpn11ner OfcNannon after fri.
fien6t. Glepelon6 SEN 196e Gebruar.
ssurpen erflpreoe peo Ben an6en 8e'
ba11ol'ng al Sage11 moo 9onmer
@i1fiom s. Me@annon> at bon iffe
par ifpl6ig. 9ommeren bar onflaget
for at babe nproet @arolo 6. &agp
/ Mai lioltleoen.
2ambis' fbrite 8aIeball< <@ienbelie.
gbicogo Sen 22oe Sebruar. Dom,
ner 2anots afgab ioog lin fdrite
@ienoelie ion Opn1ano mellem @a'
febon 1Gore11tngerne, San gap ct.
2ouis glmertcans @et til Spilleren
Bbtl Goot, lont ct. 2ol,ts Motionals
giorbe Gorbring paa.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
salembe SLIM. Gtocfhol1n, 19b

salem6e Slim. @tocfboln1, 196e
sgeb. gfter 10 9lars grpertmente=
ring bar Sen ipenlfe Sngenibr Soen
8ergius efter Sigen6e frembragt Ell
talen6e Slim, Der nplig blep foreoiit
acknowledgements og anbre fremra-
genoe Yerioner. Nrofesior @oonte
Mrrben'us, 9ireftpr for Nobe1inlti
t,,tets Mfoel:ng for 8pltf og Semi,
1iger> at Spfiroelien l6ier ct Ero-
ble1n iom man lenge bar fori6gt Jig
paa.
@all @treet>Grploiomem. Seem
Dorf Sen 186e Geb. Sen @ranbiu-
rp, Ser n,1oerl6gte @all-Street-@r=
plolionen Geptentber ifior, 6a SO
Menneifer blep orebt og nG1ten 200
iaoret, u6talte -beo fin MflfeoigelIe
ioog, at Sen antog, at en uSelpe6es-
ma}fine bar bragt iii @o1l @treet /
Ell @ogn og efterIoot 6er," og at oet
bar en uafifpe1ig TorbrD6elle begaa-
ct meo &enfigt."
@trbm raar @erbemsreforbem. -
@riitiania Sen 216e Gebruar. 8eo
be internotionole @feitelsb ber iooa
i1oq. Moroman6en @aralo Gtrem
@eroensrefor6en for 5000 Mder
mes Ier 5efun6er;; ban git 0iitoncen
paa 8 Minuter 81 Sefun6er.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
@nu1at nnn1t.
@rubcarbei6ernes Yrelibent / San
jas oa fem anbre bsmt til Sens'
lel for Toragt fpr @etten.

&ittsburg> aonios, t7oe 6ebruar.
Mleronoer @opat~ Giltriftsprelioent
for uniteo Weine @orfers, pil 1tille
$4,000 / 9oution, meoens ban op<
pellerer til Gtotens @eieiteret 6en
oper bon igoar aflagte 9om 1p0enoe
poo ct slorS Tenglel.
@omot og fem Sielpere hleu fllno=
ne lfplbge / Soragt for &etten iom
6alge al 0eres 8eororing al EN- @rl-
bearbeioer5treif Stri6 me0 &etsfor=
buoet. @porbiot Soipots Tilb9ngere
pi1 ltreisee 1on Nroteit, ct ct 6pprgs=
naol. Set CT treble Gang, at 9otpat
cr oomt for Noroqt for &etten.
S 9(pril lioltleoen blep @otpat,
s(ugl1it Gorcbp, @icepreiioent for
Bette Giltrift al limited Wline Wor-
fers, og TO andre 0en1t til 69nglel,
i11otil Sc erf1ure6e Jig billige til at
optrpoe iont @ioner for &anlas ST.
ol,ltrioon1ltol.
@nVot iagoe igaor 9lftes> at Gom=
men mp6 ban life pil6e hape nogen
SnbflDoelie pao Gtreifen> Der bil6e
6libe bol6t gooenoe, inotil en- 8ileg-
gelie ct i1tanobrugt. Spbapet til
5treieen er 5tri6 ONT 1926 2g1,
iom Gagforeningen paoltoo en- una
slrbeioer boboe ti1gobe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
Drt uurrHtp Raan.
2pnoonmpbets ferite Sesiion. Gtur'
britannien Ienber Sropper til
Sure Scbleiieu.

0or6on Sen 2t6e Teb. Gtorbritan-
men 1cnoer fire @otolioner Gropper
for at bjelpe til neo Oplpnet al SOL
feofltelnnirgen Zure Scblelien>
blep Set oplp't ioog pe6 s(filutningen
al Sen ferlte Seslion al Sc olliere6eS
opcr1te Raa6. 9lnore 9}otioner bar
ti0ligere 1en6t Sropper til Sen om=
tni1te0e Yropirs.
8ritilfe, fron1fe, itoliel1lfe, belgi=
1fc OF iaponlfe Observation-Disclosures Del,
toq / Ges1ionen / Torn1iooag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-02-24
eSnbbonbrinaen fra WfelIemeurppa

OHDDH11D1 t41s3e4F r" "9ee'3e77se7'@0 wv
imbfillet, Erieit, 176e Sebruar. -
Snooanoringen fra Mellemeuropa
til Sc Torerebe @toter ct in6iti1let
-og Stalie1s pitlige @rnnier ltpngt
meoet1s Sprpbnfng 6e fanftpre
Iorholbe Der poagaar.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
(
u HARRS c FlSHEa/

Rule IS. Sec. s. Runner on sec
ond Batsman hits TO center field
er. who throws wild to the plate
when a good throw would easily
have retired the runner. Is this an
error? Not as rule. II Is up to the
scorers judgment
Score 3 TO 3 in the last half OF
ninth inning. Pitchers A. allows a
hit and two bases on balls and then
Pitcher b. is substituted. 3. retires
side without a. run and BIS team
wins in the tenth. Who Is credited
with the victory? b. A. would
have been charged with defeat in
the ninth II his side had lost. but
b. would have suffered in the tenth.
In squeeze play is IL a fielder's
choice II man from third scores
while hatsman is being put out? No.
A helder's choice is charged only
when batsman is safe through a
play being made to another base.
Rule Sc, Sec Z. Batsman, at
tempting to sacrifice, bunts to pitch
er. who tries to run him down. He
starts back TO home plate. Pitcher
tries TO touch him and he runs out
OF line but he is between home and
the beginning Of the three-foot line.
Is he out under section or OF
rule So. He is out under section Z.
II pitcher chased him across home
plate he would be out.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
SUSSEX H0RSEMEN
PLAN MATINEE

Special to The Evening Journal ~
GEORGETOWN. oct 26.-Mati.
noe races will be held az the Della
ware Stock Farm. near Bridgeviue,
tomorrow afternoon. Entries have
boon made in the following classes:
2.16 Trot-Mrs Watts. Edward
Fav. Wilmington; Setter W. Myer
and Son. Bridgeville; March On, Fay
and Peacock. Wilmington; Mollie
Setter, Myer and Son. Bridgevilie.
2.25 Race-May Bird. Mr.. VIII
liams. Hridgcvilie; Chato. Wilson
Elliott Rridgcvillc; Brownie Girl.
williams fredericksburg. Md; Suzctte
Setter. Ellis Myer. Bridgeville: Tan
go. William Swain. Bridgeviile,
Anna Long. Wright. fredericksburg.
Md. .lD
Free -For.Ali--DIck March. satter-
I field. Dover Brown Betty. W. X.
I Klair Wilmington; Okla March. Pea
cock and Toy. Philadelphia: Juns
Bug. Peacock and Klair. wiiminel
ton iO-
2.20 Phcc-southern Girl. Wright.
Fcderaisburg Md; Helen oliver. Dn
j. H. Hammond. Georgetown; Dr.
Volman. Wallace. fredericksburg. Md. !:
/ Hickory Elm. Hudson. selbyville:
Andy Boy. Holder. Bridgeviile; Gray
Ghost, Brittingham. Harrington.