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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
VALkA DRAHY LUXUS.

Washington, OF srpna. Valka pfpravy valku sta
ly kazdou osobu Spoenlch Staech $25 mnu6m
So ievo dnes 6scch uvefen6nych odborem pokladny
Odbor valky vynaloa pfbizn6 S050 kazd6ho ednove
oobyvatele odbor namonctva n6co meme nez IS roi
vefeinI duh y6t$na nahromad6na byla spoe
nj voenskym zaleztom 6inil $3.50 President Harding
svym sluznym $25000 cestovn vlohy sal jed
notiveho obyvatee ienom TX mills celkov6
vydrzovan presdenseho radu priSlo $79434812 tired
nedavno skoncenem Vydrzovan kongresu stale
cent? kazdeho ednoveh obyvatele eto Schodek po
sta ST. ma havu odbor zem6d6stv po
kladny S464 leva posltnuta zeezncfm pfiSa kazd6mu
obyvateli zeme ma 1896
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
DELNlk ZABIT AUTOMO-
BILEM.

Z vfchodniho viezdu vyso-
keho nostu il zap. 6. ul zabit
byl automobilem vGera vecer
- lety delnik James Master
son. 1912 zap. rs. ul., jenz ze-
mrel "a nedlouho po preveze-
nj do nemocnice ma Huron rd.
Ride automobile nebyl az do
sud policii zjiSten. Masterson
lest liz 81. obeti automobilove
no besneni V nasem m6st6 "a
tento rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
REKOVE MA USTUPU.

Cahrad, 28. srpna. Po rdennich bojich Turci donu-
till Reky couvnut feku Sakariu Male ASH. Rskove
ztrai mnoho zaiacn mnoho materau del transpornfch
Cely plan kampan6 formuovany Reky byl aspon pro
pritomnou dobu Rekov6 po-
razen sonou pous nedostakem vody TIM iejich
vojaci onemocnel malari
Pafz, 28 srpna. Prave kfdIo fecke armady iez
10 Turky pode feky Sakare Male ASH utrpelo zlou
rzku byo pln6 odd6eno cd hlavnho t6esa
die depeSe obdrzene zdej LInomaton cd elho dopso-
vaee Cahrade Celia Tecka armada octla nasledkem
oho 6zk6m srat6gickem posaveni Turci dtoci zda SO
mit dost sTeliva
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
PROBLEM NEZAMESTNA-
NOSTI.
Ma byti lusten ma konferenci,
kterou svola president Hard
ing do Washingtonu.

Washington, %. srpna. Pre-
sident Harding rozhodl sc svo-
lati do Washingtonu narodni
konferenci. ma niz by sc jed
nalo O problemu nezam6stna-
nosti. Sekretar obchodu byl po-
zadan, ably vypracoval plany
pro nj dnes oznamil liz pred
benny program.
DIE posledni zpravy odboru
prsce bylo We Spojenych Sta
tech s,735,000 nezamestna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
FOCH JISTE PRIJEDE.

PaTfz 27. srpna. MarSa Foch beze vseho ohaseni
~ vcera do americk6ho vevysanectv posad pTiina-
pokoi iako kterykoli navstevnku postal svoi vsiti
zadostf mohl-l by muvti vevysancem Henickem Byl
lined uveden kdyz srdecne potTas kou zastupc
tmerky pravl Chte sem pTi ffci vam urcite ze zaie
III do Amerky Cht6 sem vam rovnez Tc primo usn6.
dopsem jak huboce by isem dotcen ozv6nou liz vyvo-
" Americe mole obmyslena navsteva. Chtel isem vam RI
c lax sem rad mohu iiti Navsteva Amercke
veda uzsf styk Amerikou nez 'em by cd ts dobv
smerieka armada bya zde vazim 81 hluboce pfam
Lsea sbych .d6astnii i-ch siezdu Kansas City,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
MADARSKY POLITIK ZEMREL.

Budapest, 27. srpna. Dr. Alexander Weckere. ienz
ienz by p6tkrae premierem Uher zde Narod
1848 vysudoval universit6 BudapestSke 1885
oup do kabnetu uhersk6ho iako mnsr financ Py opet
povoln cello uherskeho kabneu 1917 pax ieste tT
mez tim datem podepsanfm prfmeff byl mnisterskym
lou Ma pocatku r. 1919 DR.. Weckere byl zatcen
f"' 20 s1casnil revolucnfm spiknut avsak
s6n nasedkem sv6ho vysokeho staff Cd e DOLBY mao
sySeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
VICE VOJSKA DO SLEZSKA

Berlin, %. srpna. Velvyslan-
Fl briticky, francouzsky a ital-
sky uvedomili N6mecko 0 roz-
hodnuti svych vlad poslati vo-
jensk6 posily do Horniho Slez-
ska. Nemecko bylo pozadano
aby Sc postaralo o dopravu to
hcto vojska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
ALEXANDROW DARi Sc LEPE.

Parz % srpna ~ Ufedni bulletin vydanI jiho-
sovansk6ho krae Alexandra prav nador enz uvofl
by prosenut tevoa nemocneho b6hem nedee kesa 60
Bulletin dodava, kral ztravl dobrou sobotu
ieho nepotrebuje vzbuzoyat vaznlch obav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
SMUTNY KONEC ZIVOTA.

New York 27. srpna - Albert J. Ruttnick veteran
sv6tov6 vaky nalezen by pskepnm byte zde
dnes in6 sv6tnc matka eho vdova, byla rovn6z
Oba spacha sebevrazdu nadychanim svpynu. Ruttnck
obati Wade pomoc ale pon6vadz akov6 v6c b6fou
vzdy dlouh6 lokte, zoufasvi iei zmocno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
ROKANSKE VESNICE bonn
BARDOVANY.

Madrid, %. srpna. Domorod6 marokanske vesnice po-
del pobrez hovychodne cd Mey byy zniceny bombardo-
vanm Span6skou vaeGnou lodi Bonfaz die depese osrova
Chafinas prot marokansk6mu pobrez Palba vaetnt lodi
krone toho ze zapaa znca vesnice zpdsobia tene zr
ty mezi Maury ktef donucen ustoupi do vntrozemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
SPRAVKY STATNiCH SILNIC.

skych atnch nc kazdem skoro okresu state Jest spra
vovano pod satnho odboru slnc Cekov6 vohy
tim spoien6 o1hadui ma S5.5OOOOO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
ALBANSKE voJskO PORAzENO.

Belehrad, 29. srpna MrditSt povstalc zpdsobil vaz
porzku voisku albank6 vady die depee Tribune
Skadaru. Btva vaa nez diva dny pf eiim skonGeni
abansk6 voisko prcho neporadk zanechavSi 100 mrvch
ma boiiSti Mrdite ukoristil diva prapory
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
JAPANESE NEED ONE MATCH
To Bring Them Semi-Final Round
Success in Tennis.

Lake Forest, H., Aug. l9--Needing
only one more match to bring them
the victory in the semi final round
clash of the 1921 Davis cup series
against India, Japan tennis experts
went on the grass courts at the On
wensia club here this afternoon for
the match which may decide the tri-
umph. The singles team which was
supposed to embody the chief strength
of the British colonial squad was no
less determined.
Ichyia Kumagae, captain OF the Jap
anese, and Zenzo Shimidzu composed
the doubles team which was arrayed
against DR.. A H. Fyzee and L. s.
Deane of India. Fyzee and Deane have
been playing doubles as combina-
ton for years, in contrast to the re-
cent pairing of Kumagae and Shimid-
zu. which occurred last month upon
Shimidzu's arrival in this country.
In the two singles matches which
launched the Japanese India series
yesterday, the japanese swept the
day. Kumagae winning from Ma
hommed SIeem of India, 81, 81, 81,
and Shimidzu defeating Fyzee o., 81,
81, in a match which crammed more
exciting tennis into the last set than
was played in all other five sets of the
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
LESS CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
But Famine is Still Ravaging the Vol
ga Districts.

London, Aug. l9.-Famine is still
ravaging the Volga districts of Rus
STA, but there is a decrease in the
cholera epidemic there, says the Mos
COW cores ondent of the Daily Her
aid During July $4,000 cases were
reported, as against 1900 in July.
Some of the efforts OF the Russian
soviet government to cope with the
famine are detailed by the correspond
emit He says the central soviet exec
utive has appropriated 520,00o,000 ru-
bles for the initial expenses of the re-
lief committee and has also decided to
levy tax of one pound per pood t36
pounds) on goods traded in the free
food markets. This food viii be turned
over to the relief committee. He says
that extensive public work plans for
employment are being formulated ey-
ervwhere, one scheme under advise
ment promising the employment Of
10000 peasants, and another 100000.
Trades union machinery is being
utilized to transfer the starving from
the famine area TO more prosperous
districts, where they can be employed.
Free transit Of relief materials is be-
ing permitted everywhere in Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance every Saturday night, How
land hall CAROLS orchestra.-ad
Special sale of bar pins for Satur
day at Burr's Jewelry store.-adv.
Read the Eden washing machine al.
page 2.-adv.
Carl Knapp has returned to the city
after few days vacation at Old Or
chard, Me.
| Aldo Poletti, who went to Massa
chusetts about a week ago on business,
has returned to the city.
Make your own price on 300 pieces
of furniture at Hooker's, beginning on
Monday, Aug, 22.-adv.
REQ bus will leave for the St.
Johnsbury VS., Newport baseball at ST.
Johnsbury Saturday at 1890. Tel. 404.
George Mcclellan, who has been
working during the summer driving
truck in Burlington for the state,
has returned to his home in the city.
REQ auto bus to Morrisyille fair be-
ginning Aug. % Leave daily a. m.
via Waterbury, Stowe. Round trip
$3.50, Phone 5l7-W or 404 for reserva
tions. Paul Scampini.-adv.
Dance. Monday night, at Washing
ton to the tune of real jazz music, of
course, Bunnells New York jazz band
will play. Don't miss this one. Adj
mission, 81 per couple; extra ladies,
2Sc, plus war tax.--adv.
Don't miss our sale of Great North
al, aiph xpn q rn
showing in three sizes. Quality and
price make these goods big bargain
at 25c, Soc and 45c each. The n. d.
Phelps CO., Inc.-adv.
Another hospital flower day Satur
day, Aug. 20. All persons having flow
ers they would like to have sold for
the benefit of the hospital please send
to the Methodist church by O'Clock
Saturday morning. 1t not able to send
them, call 32l-X and they viii be sent
for.
Up to this afternoon c. c. Farms
worth of Barre Town has received no |
definite information regarding his Ford
No. 1887. which was stolen |
from its parking place on Merchant |
street. near Main, Wednesday evening |
while Mr.. Farnsworth was attending |
the show in the Park theatre. One |
possible clue was furnished by a Wash
ington street woman who reported that |
a machine, presumably a Ford, passed |
her house while being driven at rap
id rate about 9;40 Wednesday evening,
the machine going Rsterly toward
East Barre. That is as far as the
clue goes. The police have been work
ing on the case and have thus far
failed to discover any tangible evidence
the car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Joseph Calcagni of Humbert street
has returned to the city, after spend
4 ing the summer at Highgate Springs.
| Miss Mary Scott of Merchant street
has gone TO Lake George, N. ", to
visit Miss Florence Kittredge of Barre,
who is spending the summer there.
The Barre fire department was called
out at around quarter past ten this
morning to the Barre creamery, where
one of the company's Ford's was sus-
pected of being on fire. 1t was not
necessary to stop.
Autoists are having poor luck to-
day with keeping their wheels on their
cars. No less than four machines have
been seen this morning drawn up be-
side the street with either tire or
whole wheel of. Amos Hall had
the misfortune to see rear wheel drop
off in the center of the business sec
ton, and it was necessary to stop
then and there to fix it,
Automobiles have been provided for
about twenty members of the Barre
Golf club to go to Greensboro to-mor-
row for the return match with the
club there. The most of the ears will
leave around s O'Clock to give the
players chance to play over the
course once in the forenoon; but to
accommodate those who work in the
forenoon one car will leave at noon.
All players going are to meet at Mar
rion's at s o'clock and noon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
RELIEF FROM ARGENTINA.
Is Proposed For Russia's Famine
Sufferers.

Buenos Aires, Aug. l9.-Government
officials would be authorized to send
ten million pesos worth of food to
Europe for the purpose of relieving the
famine sufferers of Russia under the
provisions Of bill introduced in the
chamber of deputies yesterday by
Senior Muzio. Socialist members Of
the chamber have endorsed the mea-
sure
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Poultney Man Suddenly Went Into
Convulsons And Died.

Poultney. Aug. l9.-Another mys-
FERROUS death here in the space Of four
DAYS is that of Robert Bappie, OF
Church street, aged about 3d. who
suddenly became i'll and faint about
nine thirty, Tuesday, while ehopping
wood. He went into commissions short
ly afterward and died Wednesday
afternoon about two o'clock.
Following suddenly on the death of
Robert Williams, prominent business
man of Poultney who was found dead
on the road TO Hampton Sunday morn
ing, Bappie's death has created much
excitement in this village Accord
ing to a report from DR.. Stone of Bur
lington. Williams died of acute dilstion
of the heart.
There are two theories advanced by
physicians here regarding the death
of Bappie. One is that he was suf.
fering from some mysterious infec
ton and the other that he was poi
soned. DIR. Whitheny of the state
laboratory at Burlington is to perform
an autopsy. States Attorney Charles
L. Novak has been informed of the
death.
Robert Bappie was a native of Scot
amid He is survived in his family by
his wife and two brothers, John and
Charles, all of Poultney Mr. Bappie
was foreman at the Borden milk
factory here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
EAST ORANGE

On Wednesday evening, Aug. 10, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Simpson were surprised
by about twenty young people from
East Barre. They had come prepared
to take Mr.. and Mrs Simpson TO Mrs.
Simpsons home in East Barre but
were obliged to lay aside these plans,
for when they asked for a smoke, Mr..
Simpson Unexpectedly brought forward
the cigars. After having short but
pleasant visit, they left wishing Mr..
and Mrs Simpson happiness through
life.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Everett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen and child and Nelson Bowles
of Oxford, n H., visited at w. NJ
Prescott's Sunday. Mr.. Bowles did
not go home but is visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
MONTPELIER

Read the Eden washing machine ad.
page 2.-adv.
Several witnesses were called this
morning in the Edward Ciresoli case to
show that he was intoxicated while
| driving a car. The most important
witness was i. Il. Hills, farmer who
lives across the road from where the
accident happened. Mr.. Hills had an
argument with Siresoli at the time of
the accident relative to his being in
toxicated Henry Brock also testi-
liquor. The case was continued until
after dinner.
Mrs. Harry French and daughter,
Elaine, who have been visiting with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll, have
gone to Thompson's Point for visit,
after which they will 90 to their home
in Baltimore, Md
D. R. Sortwell of Wiscassett, Me-,
arrived at the Pavilion last evening
for a short stay. His father was many
years the head of the Montpelier g.
Wells River railroad
James Burns of Shepard's Shoe
Store is on his vacation.
Frank A. Adams returned this morn
ing from Boston, where he has been
on business for the paat few days.
Miss Agnes Dunn of Brooklyn, n.
y, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mae
0Malley, on Sabin street.
Miss Nellie Keyser, cashier of the
Ten Cent Store, is visiting at Laconia
n H. Her place is taken by Miss Mad
cline Shambo.
Miss Guildy Roy left yesterday for
Malletts bay TO join her folks, who are
camping there.
Rollo Reynolds, field agent of Co
lumbia university, is visiting his
brother, Frank Reynolds.
Gov James Hartness and Sec Julius
A. Wilcox have returned from Win
sted, Conn, where They attended the
l50th anniversary of the foundation
of the township of Winchester, in
which the city of Winsted is located. |
Gov. Hartness was one of the speakers |
at the anniversary.
H. r. Sheldon, fish and game com
missioner, has received from H. A. |
Booth, game warden, the report of the |
arrest OF Walter Norway at Richford |
on the charge of fishing without a IL
cense and he was fined $40 and costs
BY Justice of peace in that town.
Among the automobile accidents
which have been reported to the sec
rotary of state are: Raymond McCar-
thy that his automobile was ditehed
near Woodbury. by the ear running on
the grass.
Andrew Miles of Graniteville is do
ing piece OF road work in Warren
that will be appreciated a great deal
by the travelling public 1t is in a. mar
row place about two miles from War
rem on the Granville road. There is
an elevation in the road which goes
through narrow spot between two
towering rocks,
Members of the Merchants associa-
ton of Barre met last night before
supper and went out TO h. NJ. Lyons
amp on east hill for clambake. The
10 members present were served with
obster and clam chowder and a regular
least cooked by Dad Roberts, a we'll
known chef in Barre There was a
good get together bunch, and every
,ne did his best to make the affair a
success 1t was nearly dark before they
decided it was time to return. The
amp and field in Mr. Lyons pasture
las been the scene of many such pic
lics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WATKINS FAMOUS PRODUCTS - The
gerAtest in the word hous e-to-house can
vas now on-25 per cent ~ on all goods
in this sale-ask 20 see the Gardz line :
ais zee the tires and tubes Edward p. Ring
agent. 37s NTH Main street 1850
WANTED Representatives 10 handle Wat
kins products-the greatest IN the word
in communities not now covered: pood
proposition: write now. Edward r. Rinp.
31q North Main street. Barre. isgtss
WOOD HEATER FOR SALE-hesp II TAX
en- AZ once; Mrs. James Tar-as. So Mar
chant street. l1st3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
KILLING AS REPRISALS.
Beiause Moros Complained of Abuses
to Wood Forbes Mission.

Manila, Aug l9.-Charges that mem
bers of thePhilippine ionstabulary
are killing Moros n Mndsnao Island be-
cause they complained of abuses to the
Wood Forbes mission are contained in
a telegram received by Charles Il. Yea
ter, acting governor of the Philip
pines, from f, S. Lyon, an American oil
prospector in Mindanao.
Brigadier General Rafeal f. Cram.
commanding the constsbulary. has
ordered an investigation and MIR. Yea
ter has referred the matter to General
Wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
Third Vermont Veterans to Hold Re
union.

Tuesday, Sept 6, is the date of the
annual reunion of the veterans of the
Third Vermont regiment. 1t will be
held in Grand Army hall, St. Johnsbury
and the local committee of arrangement
consists of Charles Gee. st. Johnsbury,
Isaac s. Moore, Melndoes Falls, and
Millen Farrow, Peacham.
Mrs. Bessie Cummings, president OF
the W. r. c., and Mrs. Macomber,
president of the Daughters. will have
charge of the dinner and entertainment
program
II is expected that Col s. E. Pingree
of Hartford and Captain Horace French
of West Lebanon, n. H., will be there
u large attendance and especially
interesting occasion is expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
REINDEER MEAT ON MARKET.
Large Shipment Sent From Nome,
Alaska, To San Francisco.

San Francisco, Aug. l9.-Shipment of
thirty thousand pounds of dressed rein.
deer meat has been received in San
Francisco from Nome, Alaska, by a
firm of wholesale butchers here and
was placed on sale to-day in retail
shops, according 10 an announcement
which said this marks the opening of a
new industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
FORMER GREEK PREMIER DEAD.
Demetrois Rhailys Had Been Active In
Politics.

Athens, Aug. IA the Associated
Press)-Demetrios Rhallys, former
premier of Greece, is dead, as the result
of an illness from which he had been
suffering for many months.
M. Rhallys, although an octogena-
rian, had been active in politics until
very recently, forming a ministry late
last fail in succession to Premier Veni-
zelos after the latter's defeat in the
elections. 1t was his cabinet that
the plebiscite on the return
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
HEAD OF DICKINSON SEM.
Rev. Benjamin c. Conner Died At
williamsport, Pa

Williamsport. Pa, Aug l9,-Rev.
BENJAMIN Cuthbert Conner, president
of Dickinson seminary led here late
last night following an operation two
weeks ago. He was a native of Mary
land and was graduated from Dickinson
in 1871 and from Wesleyan Univer-
sity. Middletown, Conn, four years
later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
PRoFITEERING A CRIME.
According To MEASURE Just Appeared
In Havana.

Havana. Aug. l9.--Profteering is
branded crime under the provisions
of measure approved by the Cuban
chamber of commerce yesterday. This
is the first time that it has been placed
in the criminal category in Latin
American countries.
The bill was framed for the protec-
ton of the livestock industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921.
The Weather.

Fair tonight; Saturday increasing
cloudiness, probably by showers, ex-
cept in southern and eastern Maine !;
warmer in the interior Saturday; mod
crate northwest winds, shifting to
south Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
of King Constantine to the throne and
that was in Office at the time of the
Kings reaccession.
RUSSIAN GRAND OPERA.
Will Be introduced InChicago Next
Winter.

Chicago, Aug. l9.-Grand opera in
Russian, with a Russian cast, will be
introduced to Chicago next winter,
George M. Spangler, Mary Gardner's
business manager, announced today.
Mr. Spangler also announced the re-
vaval of German operas next fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
st,and Monday. Tu.sday. w.as,sdaS.

A double feature program for be Strand Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday pronises to be 8 program well worth sec ing. An unusual photopiay Is promised for next week when the Selznick picture, The Woman God Sent will be presented at the Strand Monday. Tuesday and Wed- nesday. This production, featuring Zena Keete, deals with the career of girl
 who inyades the realm of politics and bests man at his own game, There are many surprises and thrills. Running through it ali Is a, delightful love story. The Woman God Sent was written by so- phie Lrene Loeb and directed by Larry Trimble. .. t .- .....
 In The Sea Rider. which viii te shown a the Strand theater on Monday. Tues
 day and "Wednesday, Mir. Morey. has as- stunned an entirely new type of charac-
 ter but one that fts perfectly his To- | bust physique. As the title indicates be iszeseen as- a seaman. the master of a big fAshfng schooner. Nearly all the scenes
 are of the great outdoor either on land or
 sea, It is a strenuous story with many
 exciting scenes. including the burning Of
 the schooner at sea and has taxed the | ingenuity of both camera men and direc- tor. The two leading feminine roles. of practically equal importance. are played ] by Alice Calhoun and Louiszita Valen- tine. -..'4 --.. .. |. l A seiznick News finishes the program
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02
PLAINiFiELD

: The Bulletin cup series for the soccer title of eastern Connecticut starts off on Sunday when Westerly comes to Plain field for; the first match. Inasmuch as Plainheld has held the cup four years and has won two legs O fit, much excite- ment and enthusiasm awaits Lae coming games. Westerly has bad very strong team this season. having won every game. The players defeated Taftviile last Sat urday, 3-2. - ---s
 :. Manager Riding of the local team an- nounces that the cup will stay in Plain- field even though a few hard matches are expected. .Plainfield will present the fol- lowing lineup:, Bergeron, goal licClug- gage, J: Walker fullbacl1s {; F. Mar riott, w. Pechie, Provost, halfbacks; s, Walker, right forward; Walton, center forward; .Greenhalgh, inside left Wen nermark, inside right Alexander left for. ward.
 As but three weeks remain to the cIoss of the Mems Bowling League, excite. ment is becoming more tense Eacf string is being contested hotly and mrci
 good natured rivalry has resulted. v Royle Of the Originals. carried of higt
 single of l37s. and King of tho Lucky
 Strikes hit high three for 347. The In | dians took the team honors with a Asgl single of 54s and nigh three of l554. | The summary: