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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09

Men haven't much love for men.
women haven't much love for women
ana most men and women have less
Eve ior each other than they have for
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

DOCTORS EXAMINE
B0LSHEVIk SKULLS
Report That Terrorists Were
Men Of Normal Mentality

budapest, July 29.-Hunearian
pnrenolosists who have made a care
lu1 study of the skulls Of 80 notori.
GUS req terrorists sentenced and hanr.
81 after the fall of Communism in
LIS country have just reported that
Dolsnevlk terrorists though exhibit
ing signs of abnormality, seem not to
oeiohs 70 the type OF born deeener
ate criminals,
XII the 80 were members OF Bella.
suns fearful bodyguard called the
j. ~enlne-boys," all were found guilty
u numerous murders and robberies
ana examined in their lifetime by the
same doctors when under trial.
Inc skulls runs the report, "are
prognathic characterized by an ex-
ceptlonally low forehead, deep eye
caves. big mouth, sharp protruding
jaws, deficient dentition. When COM
pared with the skulls of notorious
common murderers preserved in the
museum of the police they show the
signs OF degeneracy in a much less
degree.
The only exception is Joseph
cserny, the leader of the group, whose
Skull is easily first among the worst
and most deformed specimens Of hui
man degeneration. When examined
during his trial the savage cruel look
OF his small evasive eyes startled even
the professional doctors of crime
Small wonder that the Bolshevik die
tater of Hungary, Bella Kun, felt
afraid Of the man and never met the
chief OF his devoted bodyguard with
out previously slipping revolver
into his pocket.
The medical board holds the view
that the Bolshevik terrorists, though
undoubtedly degenerate individuals,
would under ordinary circumstances
never have committed murder. But
their resistance to crime was much
weaker than that of the civilized type
and when the solid body OF law and
morality was shaking with revolution
airy fever their half -slumb ering fero-
cious instincts reused up and they
killed with the savage passion Of the
neolithic man."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
WOULD YOU LIKE IT?

just Read This Program OF Enter
tainment for Bankers Convention,
in California.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 29.-Sight-
seeing tours through some OF South
ern CALIFORNIA; big motion pictu re
plants are on the entertainment pro-
gram OF the 1921 convention of the
American Bankers Association here
October 81.
Delegates. at one studio, will see a
typical motion picture set built on
large platform and will hear lecture,
tell in detail how the motion pictur 80
are made.
Later, at the same place, the bank
ers, will inspect Mexican movie
street, at the end OF which there will
he a real Spanish barbecue awaiting
them. Motion pictures will be taken
Of the party.
y A moonlight tour is planned to an
other motion picture city, at which
the bankers will visit the Monte Carl )
CT he films, a city built to resemble
on the surface at least, the famous
European resort.
Tours to Santa Catalina Islands.
trips in the glass bottom boats over
the submarine gardens there, golf
tournaments, banquets. theater par
ties and other features are also on the
program.
Los Angeles bankers expect $500
delegates to attend.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
CREDITORS MEETING.

A special meeting of creditors of
Harry Bronstein and Edward Menus,
proprietors of the bankrupt Bootery
Shop, will be held before Edward
M. Yeomans. special master in United
States district court, at Hartford,
August g.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
CITY ITEMS
New period victrola at Morans'.

New period Vctrola at Morans'.
~-advt.
Harold G. Manning, Waterbury pa
tent lawyer, has recently announce
ed that beginning August he will
operate a branch Office in this city
at Room 203, National Bank Bldg,
273 Main street.
Place your awning order now All
kinds of flags. The Eddy Awning &
Decorating Co.-advt.
The Herald is mailed to the short
for 18c week. Order it before you
leave for your vacation.-advt.
Special prices on pianos. c. l.
Pierce & Co-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Notice

NOTICE
Singer Oil Co. informing all their
customers that II. II. Searle has
severed connection with us, our
new manager Robert Ingram will
serve all patrons same as formerly.
All bills payable are to be paid to
The Singer Oil Co.. 294 Hyshope
Ave-, Hartford or Mr.. Robert Ingram.
405 West Main street New Britain.
Conn. Signed, Singer Oil Co.-Advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

DEW DROP INN, Clinton. for a
jolly Sunday dinner, in pleasant:
surroundings. Now $1-$1-5Q, and
worth it. Some folks call our music
awful. Take q chance Sunday.
BLAKE & WIFE, Owners.
CASINO HOTEL, Beach Park, for a
restful vacation. Comforta BILE sea-
view rooms, good eats. No brass
buttons, but real comfort. ($45 week,
for two.) Lots of your neighbors
know us. Why not you?
BLAKE & WIFE, Owners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

HIxh abe .assinr III The lIff 4in44ri shn<. - afne down y = week
#f4H a. In1n1rnf rWA an enjoy tho mcFfA
~ Arthur Wins IIntfu has nnrIHEf NHtuIF On n Albuquerque screen
1e yog tsmsehsr VI. cee kmtsn Xeaess ~e"!ns ssnisin Mid
1en eeea hs play. The ryen,sats A yeMs Egsnenmnn sssemN
afr.ee = lu1n9 sect} FI The plot y tI1ceW fnet.h IT, that = -
nsAsh n That there ar y 1ost ends" and nc story ends with the
tA and meAv Tor which The riayNtight = famous
Douglas f!seen h Il nc "a. role y .shisAsns- Witch = 20 play
M0IToW and mN14I ~ q ID tIfUlrr| fhorAru a. a tale Of romance
q hss.tst N q pregef.ps nrnlnE district hwl ch4se,sss o. me
. set.notn, q 1904 Issue rs rroesEf nr on q ne Ssnss z had
tnt 1layef> ~ pvt IN roo funrnf order ~ aNerned mofc nan'
2 41t4 20 : gallon ~ ~
cnes. VASE. = A. aepsas = ans n,a, shessy n ts sr, 2! 400
tn- rtn he hssetns e irsN that y quite ne hing n ns,tedeq ns
~ ~. rapidly hui no. Without considerable hemps and kneess from ~
sfona Poor Cid. Rich od" rt play tfntosrow and Nondny.
mack Done, - eo,nins g us rastlnt rszt week IN "1he omc.sIan
rail- a nor ~ ne wtt N To old dHn lcoWhoya fancy ropinr a fight.
Tnnoa hmI ..4. IN rorut III m eft from he cIutch OF n cfpfrac
had man IN n 10 ak ~ the tt6hfl % The One Man Trait" For
- n1mlrrnN w muck Jones and fr fhf lovers Of the western screen drns
Tue ons-Man Itair Is hs smy that satisfies re movie palate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Elinor Glyn's Her Great Moment
IL being produced with Gloria swan
sou IN the lead.
The age of Eilnor Glyn d not given
Ia who's Who. She was the dangh-
ar OF the late Douglas sutherland Of
20 onto. She married Clayton Gyn
" 1924. Hc was a Justice Al Essex,
i.nelanI.
She has written Ills Hour" Three
Weoka.r The HoaHon Why and 9th
o. greatly discussed novels.
Mdsf Of her writing h donr al Yer
%saiilcs. who she rchabiiiisted an Old
uItIu.lon.
shs lives AZ a rcclusc while she 3.
WRITING
Herr are some ~ her thoughts ON
love.
Law Is the hest thiug IN the whole
~world-and should always be free.
Eut what a. generally called frsc hove
q never free.
The moment 70 woman ioitH 4
mans respect. she losrs the man him
scu. Love cannot flourish "a AN az.
fin1phcrc - discomfort"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

WORK work. nk1 work some mufc'
Get money On back of sour ruft
Then you'll make 4 miIIon q year
that's what David wsris Crimth.
ays III mako n million a . ~
> the greatest movie director An the
NorId.
Neney talh. 20 orlinsh- and Cor
him. Ho seyns
~1here 10 onis onc way 20 make
any business q success Get non and
lets q a. Yea can sei all tho money.
you want II ne pnbiic knows you
believes In N1u.
Give N public what 4 wants. Il
may b. . dish riraintr o. potato
want you can make = miltpn . year
your field ~ fho world. Human
nature II the samo ctcfywhere."
futc1csf= Wan street
Wall street Is Interested IN pictures
and III Unl0lh. ur read ~Was
IoNn East last summer. The pub
4Ic had beeh satisfied with The stage
Ifodnction 70 ycan. why wouldn't
= newer generation he satisfied srith
<fe fim VERSION
y 49, W." =
<fork company. A brokornKc firm
took al the preferred stock Hc re-
'taIned all ms
The Public bought $500. ooo Of
lhe preferred u tfb q share.
In less than three months WA;
Down East" eArncd ri tNo million
It's returns almost anioun 10 three
ruiiIion dollars nov. This With les'
than 80 ''cpplcn'' Distributed.
Requests for l,cQkinrH from south
Africa. INDIA. Ensiand and RUSSIA
clutter orlfIuh'n drnt
Tumlnr Over PrYnik.
The Production costs f11e.oo. Thf
public pay regular show prices "a
49, a.
Grifdth's earnings are going Int,
new films. one % which. Dream
Street" a nov under nat
rIne Birth Of a Nation was hli
flrnt big Mt. II cos tSuo. 900 and
900.
ne nov has a "minion dollar sta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

when she wasn't paytng chess with her father, she al pracucinE u-
her violin. And when she was practeEg o. M violin te little Rornol-
came a dg when y. w. Griffin stepped into the rabbnical study II
Intolerance" .
Fame and fortune for Carmel stepped In with l.. W. He sen her {,
lis studio school She va "A success
kornblum wa a nee sad an glad. Glad TO see his sweetheart succeed.
sad 10 see her slipping beyond him
she went 70 New York TO uke a principal part IN The Magic Melody"
refused him
train back to Broadway. determined to win her
She agreed 10 marry him on condition that the marriage be kept
secret until the first night o the musical comedy o. which he "a then
working
Nell 10 make a ios stoy short blue Eyes" Lew Fields nw show
opened At the Casino In New York. Kornblum was the composer OF the
music
Ard en along Carmel has SAID that she didn't 9" have time to think
81 marriarp"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
TALgING MOVIES HAvE BEEN
PERFECTED IN SAN FRANCISCO

Talking movies have been perfect
cd ny Orlando kellum. Jr. 81 Gan
Frarcisco. The Society Of Electrical
Engineers has pronounced his device
o. fucceaa
similar devices have been perfect.
30 recently IN England and Sweden.
Edison invented a device 10 years
nep but sound and action failed 20
BynrhroniEe.
Elcctrical engineers before whom
kclum's machine was demons rated
Weryeled OF the realistic effects
nchicyed.
Words we're uttered by the talking
machine In unison with the move
merit ~ actors lips
A noa picture attracted most at
tnntion. breaking OF waves and flap.
pins u sails were heard AZ the boat
pi0ugkcd through the water.
IN . mob scene the Iusty Wells of
the crew are hoard and above them
the commands OF the captain.
Many voices and sounds could be
Distinguished az n time ana action
ard sound synchoniScd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
TON GALLERY sI;LEcTEb TO
PLAY nEan n Gr2n.al

Tom Gallery las been aglccted BY
George Randolph Chester Ia create
the role u Jifnmy WalIingford. the
leading character Al The Hon Of Wal
lnEford". which b. . IN the prs
iIminary stages at the West Coast
studios. The Hnry Was written cHpe-
fially for NIthemph ~ Mr.. chrster.
production editor Of that .Orgnnixa-
ticn. and hfn wife, Lillian a. Chester.
ond the mory will be transferred 90
he screen under the personal di-
rertion Of the author Nho rcrcniiy
went 10 the IiollYwood studios for
ihat eNprcas pufliusc.
Tom Galicr1. Whose rise ~ pie
lures has been the most phenomenal
IN h past yoar. - the living cmbOd.-
Htut u the .rhafaotcr and niled The
part 90 exaaily that the autlor-di-
rector didn't heHifate one in
acrepting him for the role. Mr.. Gal
lery Il a iig. ro0d-natured American
boy. and haf ihc ~l4qulred youth and
phfsiquo fOr ~ role.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
All 1t Takes Is Work and Financial
Backing, Says David w. Griffith;
He Made His Own Success of These

do. Al h. the former f1sElcr home
stead 81 M~amaroncck, n. N.
Grimm n under 50 and single. lie
~ ruiIud "thc shakespeare ~ tle'
InoficA'
IN almost every corner OF h Wofih
" . fcH years
And niu'a works didn't set 10 China
urtii ne had been long dean.
sure money talks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

The invention rs carried In a COM
pact case and weighs 20 pounds. n
consists OF "A series OF electromagnetic
aud pthcT devices which Kellum
carefully guards against inspection.
VI WAS assisted In his wirk BY
Luieutonant Bryan Battey Of the nyi-
alton service. who had studied the
synchronizing Of rifle and airplane
propeller blade which allowed pilots
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

10 fire a machine gun through a
whirring propeller.
All thc engineers who heard II did
not agree that Kciium's invention
would be practical Tor regular moyi,
houses, but they were one In sayinE
hat The machine will soon be in gen
oral use IN schools
Ky muan Of it. Languages singing.
cniisthenlcs and kindred subjects can
be taught.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

SUNDAY aud Monday. April n
and 1a-Ole1ys WaItcn OF '.pink
Tiehis iame IN +1Hieh Girl. rdor
TaSsauy sna WEDNESDAY. Aprii|
10 ana ro.--uaui I1nHtr In The
~ ncrlone Afr. nrowninE." A nits-
alofFl that keeps the detcc-
lives aud will keep you gucsslng
until the final cone.
THURSDAY ara friday. April 80
and si.-Maraarita Fisher win be
wtlfomcd hack by her many adj
niIrrrs IL The Jamtatcra."
Hnfuulny. April 11.-Jack Gard
nor ln a big atitdoor story Of
the Canadian northwest Open
piaceA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

ftgrid llolmquisi. called the Mary
T1ckford 81 sweden. ~ working on
fist Around the Corner"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Rave Dean of schenectady. started
on The stage two years aRo and nov
she b. playing opposite Bert Lyteil
10 a McNaoRe from Mara."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Rupen lluahrn n.ps DC cry for
rsnsorship y the crf 81 The chfonic
rrformrr. f1f| u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

M Leone Breaker. magazine aud
poster artist. will make the posters
FOR Wet Gold"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Hustler keaton. drutI comedian,
wss on the vaudeville stage at the
az Of B.. lie was tossed abOut by
an acrobnlic team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

VIII Rogers n an expert ciearet
ROLLER. bet Ne never smokes 'cn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

bort Lyteil Is five feet 10. weighs
zoe, has brown hair and hazel cyos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Elsie Ferguson practices omoting
ncters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
HFNRv Win. IN sDECEfTIoN

Under the title 81 Deception.
Paramount win shorily reIcase n
frcmcndous production depiciing tho
abaorhimr life story OF Anne Boleyu.
ahich Win tell In drumatic fashion
lhe romance Or loves behind a throne.
Directed ~ Ernest Luhitsch, ms Ia
NOUS Bohcmian director Who staged.
"pnneion1" Deception" IL said to be
tho lnnat e~topendous production 10
have reached these shores from the
Old world. and because Of the tro-
mrldous interest which the public
new has Ia European pictures u Ia
Icxrcrtcd 10 b. n sensational success
playing lho leading role q Anne
nnIeyn "a Helen Porten, an actress
n~irpanfn< beauty n great dra-
matte FcnitA who IL established here
~ she forenoon artist In Europe.
often referred 20 as The Second
Aliio,,Th tho exact date for the
Iflrst nntaurancs -of '.peocpuon' has
4 not set bsaen fixed, IL n understood
thnt The picture will be given It's
| Amorlcnn prumlero oon IN Now York.
fsithfuI 70 history. the picture
brings into action all the characters
! whom tradition a~seociate7 with tec
/ early reign Of King Henry VII. n
| addition 10 the monarch. the plot IN
ltfoduccs Queen Katherine, his nrn.
wffc. Princess Mary. the Duke %
! Nerfoik. Anne Boicyn, Jane seymour.
| Who later became Henrye wife. and
the unfortunate Cardinal WoiSey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

LIKE THE SPHINX, SAID NOTHING
The sphinx wouldn't even tain. Carmel Meyers talked. a, M wouldn't
say anything about her uarringc
She married l. ~. Eoruhum a yea and n half VI Inc fell = love
With him 10 years. ~ She n or her n
Carmefs father IL a rabbi In San Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

scrsue llayakawa drIveA n work
efgine through q gate ~ Ran Quen-
tin prison In Black Roses" TsuHu
Aokt. his wife. Ia the heroine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Ninry Alden. in The cast OF The
md Nest" has lived In Conutantin-
opio. Granadh. Paria london. Que
hec. New Orleans and New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
FIiCKERGRAAIs.

the unfortunetc IarusnAl W~t1NS.
FLicKERgRAsls.
Maurice Mike, v1olinist. has been
marc at the Fox studios IN New
York. lils playing II TO help the stars
s'cmotc."
Tom Mooreb stop Theft" has
been commended by Good Words.
the paper published BY convicts In
Atlanta -penitentiary.
Production OF Cecil DeMilie's "Af-
fairs OF Anatol" L. completed n the
film Is being edited and utisd-
Ethel Clayton Is the widow Of Jo-
seph kaufman. director, who died a
year ago.
Hurry c. Myers, Pauline starke and
Rosemary Theby ead thu cast OF
"a Cuunccticut Yankee at King
Arthurr Court" film version OF the
Mart Twain story.
Nh rtha Mansfield has fairly
worked her way TO stardom AS lead
m lady for John Barrymore, Eugene
Ohoien u Conway Tearle.
rhc boys OF Manila college are
msing waiiy Reid as their fashion
plate.
Betty COInpsOn. who made her first
hlt in THE Miracle Man" has signed
"A nve-year contract with Paramount.
Her first picture will be made In
April.
Harold Goodwin has completed his
first starring vehicle. oliver Twist.
Jr."
prom the Ground Up" will be the
paNt OF Rupert Hughes original stor-
les 10 bc put In pictures.
Tom Iix's next western Is 20 be
The Road Demon"
james Kirkwood has the part of
Jean jacques Barbille in tho screen
version OF Sir Gilbert Parker's The
Money Guster,"
The title Of Dorothy Dalton's next
Inns been changed from Tho Teaser'
to 'The Idol of the North"
The cast 20 far selected for ''Ex-
p~urirncef' ts ~ follows: Richard
/ Bnrthclmcss, Youth; Marjorie Daw,
Lave; John MilturH, Experience"
r. ,. Radcliffe. ambition: Lllyan
Tashman. pleasure; Betty carpen-
ser. Hope"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Production OF Cecil DeMilie's Az
fairs OF Anat0f' - completed ana h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

The title Of Dorothy Daiton's next
has been changed from Tho Teaaer"
to The Idol of the North"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Ethel Clayton IL the widow OF Jo-
seph kaufman. director. who died a
year ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Harry c. Myers, Pauline siarke and
Rosemary Theby head h cast OF
"A CUnnccticut Yankee at King
Arthurr Court" film version OF the
MARI Twain story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

James Kirkwood has the part OF
lean jacques Barbille in tho screen
version OF Sir 0fIbert Parker's The
Money Euster."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

Nh rtha Mansfield has fairly.
worked her way TO stardom as lead
IA lady for John Barrymore, Eugene
tgfaien aud Conway Tearlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

rhc boys OF Manila college are
waily Reid as their fashion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
De PdulU Grid Squad
Practices at Home
After CHLUer Trip
Coach Walker Drills Men Be
hind Closed Gates for
Opening Game

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept 14-De
PAW football men We're to be given their
first real at home work-o of the season
this afternoon, on McKeen field. Several
former Tiger gridsters along with new
material were to report for practice for
the first time. On arriving from Camp
Culver Tuesday afternoon, Coach Walker
ran his men through a light drill on Me
Keen field. This was the first home prac-
tice of the season.
Only two nen were lost to the Old
Gold grid squad by graduation, Wallie
Welch, half back, and Jim Claypool cen
ter. Bob GIBSON, half back of last sea-
son, is in school, but will not be seen
In football toys this season. Galloway,
the sensational half back from California
will attend school in his native State this
season. Bud O'Noill, fashy quarter back
or 1920, was TO re out this afternoon for
the first time this season.
Mendenhall. star end of last season, is
back with the squad as well as Slutz,
half back; Kepner, guard and tackle !;
wager, guard and tackle; Fischer, guard !;
Schmidt, full back; Krumheuer, eud and
half back, and Adams, end and half back
Norris, quarter back; Yandervoort
tackle; Morgan, tackle, and Mccain,
guard, tackle and end. will not be back
this year. Coach Walker, however, has
some promising material with which to
I'LL the holes left in the lineup by these
men.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Orme and Harter, Local
Minor Managers, Return
After Exciting Seasons

Two of this city's minor league man
ayers are back in the city after summer
outings in the little leagues where there
always is plenty Of excitement. George
Orme manager and outfelder or the
Brantford (Michigan- Ontario League
team. had a successful season. His club
finished third the first half of the split
season schedule and second the last
half. Orme played his usual strong
game hitting around the 300 mark and
running bases in fine style. Orme had
Johnny Noonan, local pitcher, on his
stan and states that Johnny had dig
season, winning twenty five games and
losing eleven. Orme's club had the
honor Of playing game in the fastest
time of the year, 1ftynine minutes.
Noonan hurled this game.
steve Harter, manager of the Port
Huron -Sarnia Combines, brought back
many interesting tales Of baseball life
fn northern Michigan and Canada. One
of Harter's pitchers was sold to the
Chicago White SOx. W. II. watkins.
former local magnate. was interested in
the Port Huron -Sarnia club. "Watty
is interested financially in about every
thing worth while in that section, ac-
cording to Harter. Harter's team fin
dshed second the first half season, but
III the second half injuries to players
prevented the club maintaining a high
po6tion.