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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
THIS MAN ENTIRELY
TOO ESACT|NG, MAYBE
Sues His Wife For Divorce Be
cause She Smokes Cigarettes
IN Public He Smokes.
But That All Right

liaason Texas Marsh az Riehi
eeMan 81 smo a. paal utl a,
4raaed n coari aere
Jaea rass smosef bass slea dlyore.
Toeeeeiass aeainst his iS year "a
se Nsale g PaFk a w8lch amoas
elaer shlngs he aaeees her mosias
a pnAle has ansed him great un~
a ansasA
Aasaees men and women 81 Hose
'an we're aisAeeeea on whether tae
woman saoala smoke les paaH
sare leg her saoke o heY hearl
eonten' p'pe mreae ST esays iett
avn Main street Poaee Sergeant
Wlk.ns said raeres no lsv against
's Woman Stands ar rear rlal
form ot oar eaFs she msy mo&e li
sae peases Maaarer Brusa 81 M
siree eas eampamy sad
Rai lhey hayeas s0ne ye
Women are net allowed to smoke
tn oar lo6by or aiming room Nsnascr
Moron Rsee boscl sa8d ~Cnr he.a
. Alier na. Instructions nos ,o rsr III
.fam 70 swvke y she dinlus raam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
LAWYERS CLASS As TO
AUTHORITY ~ cLARA's TRIAL

ArateFe Nsreh so N~s Nla
Eamor. fhe defendant, who aerear
ir sAe ecaEs room promptly at ,ss
crenins of the ria annea oauels
cheerful ard before eoars was caslss
% order siniled ard shook hands wdh
number q tgSends whc cane So he-
s6e Fro,n uns % Esuse she confer
red w~iA members E. her counsel ant
- ahe verirenen were s.lng exam
"a slipped rose beck fram her
sk.r: SOCKET and made notation.
TIE presence q Attorney General
Freezing and rs az+sssipAssen II the
;n&a 4 she d.rec on ot Governor IA
ee-son lea Il severai rlRrect claxnes
" s.sse sne 6aFense counsel
Defense counsel 80 aaesaong ae
Senire-en asked 4 TIE PRESENCE cs
sAe pcomfae-t siaes c.f'si4i and any-
thing ae rn.gh: say or do woais swss
cplnions ard insisted ihai ne ssuIre
-nen tznat hin "a their oonsiserat ion
AZ = common l2wve~ The defense
counsel explained sAat fhe law 5ia
rot make Il mandatory sas' the eor
~rror a77os1t iae stoTney reae~ai
Rs pnosecute "a fais case ard That ID
was not the usual css'om
Mr Freezing was equally tns isteae
sn his questioning as IL whether his
--ese1ce wo1ld have an opposite et
sx<t
Tde connsel's remarks wre nos "a
dressed 70 each Other aa tp ;he
reniremen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

A1e eAseen Nai b. 1a'iaea faus
I11e prosecution VII atteun ~ ip yreTe
s@st Cara smifh allied Aer fnHloFeT
and a'tnliv' Ja.e y Hamna. .n a
ee&a-ai0"oa n ana anpfeFnhea fash OIL
ne defense ~iA attempt sp proVf
fnAt rasoiFer nela n CLARA hana
NAs aos4ceaily as@c fEes when tAr
h@fusi@aau naiicnsa committeeman
1Aek COVE Mpon Deer wa csa q
att@F period ~ drunken aa5~e
lie state viii siiemp % show tha'
lara achieved muraeT aaspirai4an
atleF rf1f zing Fnat fhe o4 fnaetlaf~
Sle l'osifacaan was aaom 'o s Sri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
y. R~gI IRro> iif,Ds
III \Jt< ROTARY tllR

Duncan March II y Il narfoa va
named preslaen, 81 ne nunsan Il
aYy club n rs organization meeiAs
Monday nlshi in ihe sln ban M
ppften has served az pges'aen. ~ a
Guthrie Rotary sah ant hls slseiiai
a. the trs pfcsifeni et the ioes
elah means he has hfoaeai ihsi y
rericnee hsfa to hull iAe aew s'
feom me hloom
0thN NNlcers selected wefe Res
walier paorlass, ,iee president SEQ
ilpehes b lAaNls, secretary ANA ifsas.
urer The president and slse rs
aea, With she tolievins mem Will au
nose tAe hoanl os directors S lfaY
Kolh A \ Nanoa JaeN Atkins ahl
Il i niake
lsans wene maae Ger tue eAle
lalnment az visiting Rnaelans eho
wll he hcfc Friday nlehi IS formal.
ls install ,he new oiiears and plaSa
ihe machinery st he atah ln mo,sh
"a is expected tha oklahoma Guy
and Culhfle viii fau sneaai ,Ars sn1
fhaf there Wsig ho asoeatoa ffom
seycrsl ether cities rhls deleRst an
is to he mes al thn Rock ielar
station with aAsomahlev and iahe8
44. ADA ... al ..4 ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
ROY DURks' TRIAL
WILL BEGIN FRIDAY
Local Colorcd Man Was Provoked
Into Killing hmly Oklahoma
City Negro Who Invaded
His Home

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
RAGIC ROMANCE OF THE OIL FIELDS

Whore have yoa been 80
Just outside .
Alone9v
Yes.
Don I try TO fool me. You
were not alone
What do you meanf"
J gnean that you were with
another
That II untrue and you know
it,
Angered By her quick retort he
prang 70 bis feet and leanag
against the bed 10 steady himself.
looked al her through half closed
eyes. Becoming enraged at the
thought of losing bis power over
her and driven BY the demon
drink, be crossed the room and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

chleace Marsh, Another rtar.
DER, see shru II three days. ~ the
'N'ne'eensh Wars whleh recensiy vas
me scene q several homh,nos CURING
oistsr sidermanle election campaign.
Nsss reveelea to the police toea, ~hss
three men on tself way so work founa
tns nocy Indicated robbery cc0id not
Tire tracks The mans face mad been
eaciy mutiiated apparently with q
CUB. ard tvso bullets had penstrassa
fis eocy. a geld ~asch and chan or
me bocs Indicated rcobsry oouo not
Rave been the motive 81 she sisy
win heavy fcrcs % police already
ps'roliira sne district as result ~
t'ao raen brina she, 70 death TUESDAY.
ti'e oseover, of the beuy ths morn.
iua caused aodlt orai details 70 Be-
sent e sne norder section with Dr.
Gers 70 "shocs when in doubt and ask
epes,sons ate er.saras"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
Allied Forces Control

While tho presense of AL SCI
troops has been accepted in so9'
eraee hy moss of the people. brs-
iaess men IN the occupied dietriel
arc Worried over the consequence
Of the new customs system Re-
ports are current ihat certain f'ct,
orios have cancelled orders amour r
ina to sixty million marks, but these
rimors have not been confirmed
pe1ple Of the middle and working
c.asses fear there Will be an in
crease IN the cos D: living They
are laying in sto kt OF pfoylsi9as
and are besieging stores IN some
cases fear Is expressed .haf stocks
of food will be raniJiy exhansea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
THIS Wan \DERlsINI
REMARK tBiE OPERATION

Enid Okla, March 10 ~-c I. Fpafar.
Sapalpo Okla railroad man. oDeraiet
upon yesterday for Intestinal ame.
rene aud twenty two frei 81 h.s ln-
testiuea removed was rsstiAe fairly
Wei hls morning ~ II O'Clock twsrl-
~ four hours after the surgical fear
HIS pulse was izs this morning tenn
i~rature triile above normal Ain
oush ass death % very llkey. at.end
ing physicians are snrprs,1 # ia
vitality and the fight he = making
tor BIS life
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able soul Like blinded thing
she fought and slowly bit surely.
gained on her adversary Making
a last supreme effort She strug
gled desperately and freeing her
self from his clutches leaned
against the table for support
Her shaking hand touched the
little pearl handled revolver and
pnconsciously her fingers closed
over it The moment was tense
As he advanced toward her she
grippcd il tightly and unknow
inely her finger touched the
trigger The report was instan-
tancOus.
My God. Carrie. you'ye shot
me"
lie looked at her dilated eyes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

and then ~ her bleeding hands
Great God. Carrie. have
been beast IT | had becn sober
this would never have happened
Footsteps were approaching
and III the twinkling ~ an eye
he took in" the situation
Qniek, give me The gun and
win say that | shot myself acei.
dentally
As he reached the eommunicat.
ing door he tnrned
Carrie, ! am walking 70 the
hospital. You viii come 70 see
mel For Gods sake don't leave
today "
She nodded, her heart too full
Tor words.
Continued on Page 81
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ey EoNA PIcHARDeoN

catching her roughly to him. the
two swayd back and forth The
beastiality of the man i rature
fed his thirst for lust and the girl
became the victim Of his desire.
Cruelty he hurt the being he
loved the most IN an effort to
conquer her will he had called
her hands beautiful, and now
he was breaking her
fingers For a time he seemed
70 win BY sheer might Of strength
while Fate looked on with mock
ing eyes and smiled. And then
little by little the scales
tipped. Guided by the instinct
of self preservation, terror fled.
and in It's wake rose the might Of
q great courage, al uneonquer-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
piuNtiPii~ IN NLM YEARS
Gun FIGHT CONVICTED

tiaa Grant. ma uegro WHO tried rs
k'll Aaron nun hs npw years All
noon II front ~ fie Fiet Satona'
Aank herr ana fglled only beeause
lluff'a skgll waa ~ hard thag tha 3 ad
from Iranfe 81 some old fiailenrI
lieeon was convicted hy jarY Is
diHtf ~ court yesterday of aauHi 4,
% todily damage ana aili 3 sea
tnced i'y Judge Smith saturday sam
Stevenson GRANTS esldeklek Vie
vus wi'h hlm wlen tha shoslag Af
fray started was olsu onslc.aA yea
tfraay 90 = charge 81 aanuli srl ll
feeeye bs enlenca Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
Money From School
Land Fund Helps
Common Schools

logan county share ftom a.
pofilornerf of the common sehool
fund 81 the state amounts 10 con.
siderable during the year
The February Apportionment Vas
received BY County treasure
FfanA nonu yesterday, she dra"
read s34s<.T@ Not bad for one
month and that amount. practically
IS available rach month in ths yea
some months more some mon'As
'ctt During she year "a will total
around $40 eco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

Allied Military aeadquarieFs
Nenss. March ~ allied forces
have virtually comple ed ihc secg-
patton of Rhine ports 8. tae RlAt
region aii that remaiut 20 b. done
bring she seizure of few Fili .ses
ard important erossro-cs As
naandiug ofiie save ucf az
faeei for 2 dlyiara t oc,rp 4
zone between NE Bgi lsh. Beig p
aud French units
The soldiers engaged ia TIE or.
erafion we're deiiehted VITA their
military promenade ~hieh MAS
favored by unusually flne weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

Washington March. fo---N Much
eolcer weather ssithin she neat sew.
ersl days over the northern states
from the great lakes westward 70
the Rccky r~cantains. Hs indicated
- am sbnorraliy hieh pressure
over Alaska ard the far Northwest.
ss'c spe-ial forecas. issued 10
DAY BY the weather bureau
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Chapter Three CONTINUED J

Chapter Three Continued
She entered her room and feel
ing that ste could not see him AZ
present. locked THE hall door and
fhe communicating door between.
Becomine5 hungry she fsng for
the porter and .hc WA return
ing with y tray % fbod. the
II Colonel stalked III IN his heels.
DiNregar3ing appearances. be
flung himself down on her bed.
Az the door closed on the retiring
rorter she surveyed him seorn-
fully.
Have you no regard for pro-
priefies
lie looked Al her in a half
drunken stupOr and bis jealous
nature asserted itself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
PRINTERS SIItIkI TIES
Up CITY \ENSP\PIis~

Rlngbamion d 81 March ~ Ihs
second day Of iho printers strike aef'
ironeht forh the fifsl ieene " ~
ningham'ou tAasooate, q publication
issued BY thc slrikera The mofnlng
sun made no atieup' 70 follow 'ae
lead of The Egoaiug Press witch yea-
terdae published three edit nH whh
the ald of ,he engraving aapAtfeai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
Liped IN U.S.d.
Years, Nom Nav
BE Dcportei

Ns~ NsfA Narn % unstls ts
ease ihe ftrfaty ssss rsaa rat a.
lrns orailen laws. isan sabieh. h.a
~'r Asd fsur children wno Nssf
in mis- geuntfY ~ Ysas wese A.
'ainsa A. tlna island ieasY ~
Though pstfat relatives haa aleda
ea stceoc ira; they Nould wee ns
eeins ppolis charges rhs4 are ~
tYrlaa frew = vat fa faaa sasa
shsf native country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

Detroit Mith Mareh la DsnNm
4 Aleaff rsating clerk ia the house
" Washington ffom lsae a. 1910. A.
fpnaliHfng insliailops FROM secure
fe .0'a tmef nna the present Mich
lseu deltea'inu ln epnwresa ~ return
io hm nld ppat Ie said today NJ
niHla W. d
bnFlAs hla former sefglce. Mr. Al
Hrd whN 'a now secretary OK ths
I'VE nissan senate. acted uuder four
speAkefa hoed Henderson Cannea
and elash lle also has served ~ a#,
slHiaN' secretary az fve lleuHbllcan
national conventions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
Harding Names a
Life Long Friend
To Important Post

NaxAineter. AAroh. e ~Rece0,.
rs<rcstsers TIA o = crssaresr
ix~Ner ara hanker e Msrien One
ard a fifsicrs frierd ~ eres dent
haroins. - anpolntsd ecmpsrotet
q tne earreeSs have teer sert e
ire ~nste Rouse. Seeretar, Neilor
- tAe treasury department xaio
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
Hunting Sport3
Get a Passport

New York. March. 1o.--Tales Of
head hunt rg ssvaaes who worship
the Devil and spend their lives
gathering wild animal skins 10 use
IN purchas ne wives were told 70.
day BY George x. cherris, famous
explorer, ana Harold Anthony. %
the American Museum Of Natural
risio y, who returned from South
ern Ecuador.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
cuHrtw ron GROWN roHcTa
FsaUNn ~ punlt4

lWbllV NAmn N Nsylyra esfae
iNANe ihm mfHee uy efave fores
ww'N Hnse"J la nuu.lser II ~ i
ihenoean4' giWhlla aH lueelay ni3hs
thn aalvs# uAsh we're eFarB
N'#A HeubltaH fafly saye sarn
we FAa' anY aoliiera 81 rolleemea
7epo Ha Ae sfwvss afipr sep nelsy I
~ 'la FvHnuw wwre liahlv w AK 4hot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

ing tho faef the case y referfef 81
Oklahonlas most celebrated malel
case is apparently was ot eeeeht
ary Interest 10 new va ushs
brought ~ weat of ona ihe fouf'
room gradually Naa Nlia ana ifom
the attorneys no chanRea apnWaHee
meni from that of iasl night When
both aides announced readiness naa
forthcoming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
7rustingly She
Waited 20 Years
Then Care Up

Dubuque Iowa March. 10 Three
days cf married tNss, then ionq
weary 20 year Well. forever await.
ne the husband ~ho neNer return
90, ~as ended in district court h.se
'oaay when Mrs Kate Muitlncer
Vas granted a u'voTce frcm Jacob
Mulflnser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
siAIEf\ RlIfa~ PASSED
~ iiOt ~ TO-DAY

Oklahoma cly okla March ia
sixteen bills were passed hy the los r
house ga Nnal roll call They p
eluded he boAiag biil which icgalitsa
boxing aud creates state boslns
commission modelled on The New Yer
ELAN and ihe nill aulhorigag county
aseessofs to divide "s counties IN
districts and appoint equity aaerssprs
ia fach district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
dIsI NJ nm. RAGING.
IN STANDARD PLANT

New YORK March i9-Fisa broke
out tniny "a ihe stauiarf on com.
fanya plant " lhe Green rrlai sc.
'ion or hfooklyu wbiea mofr iaap .
year ago was me sce4 x on of lhc
hlggcst 81 fires % 'Ae sltary II N,
city t'unr tanks w4ya sAil 10 have
exploded endaugeelas ahert
Two alarms had been souul = ~
noon and ambulsuces spmmonsd po-
lice reserves were ealled frcm fire
siatlons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

Courthouse. Ardmore, Marcn
Thifty minutes before the trial i
clara Smith Hamon. cnargei attn
the murder OF Jake L. liamon was
scheduled to open Ia Carter Coan'Y
district court this morning fescf
fhan 80 persons were 4 'hs court
room and The streets ana hotel lob
les OF downtown Ardmore we're CON
parathely deserted wllhetand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

Busy In
Chicago
nulLGrlN

Chicago March io~-rhree hele 10
men ehe tres e rce Milton Lisina
stem ars0 store last sight. firee a
euile, that pene.ratec Ms eeat. Nst.
sna SHIRT and scratched shs sAin last
vxer va heaft
fn iasky. he toio sciiee Bat
here's the reason re held 80 =
srae rabbts foot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
TO MAKE SCHOOL CHILDREN
OF NEW YORK IMMUNE

New York. March 10 lmmunica Ten
against diphtheria of $4,000 chHdfen
la Sew York kIuderearteis and panl
schools was under way today by l'g
Red Gloss aud health department
There have been more than Lays"
cases hore IN the last Twelve monias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
MORE WAGE CUTS AR
Tft
IN TIE OFFlnG

IN TIE oFFlNG
New Yor1. Mareh 40 The New
York Central RAnroad snaouuecd ior
dag thsi beginning April eih wages
az approximately forty three inoassnd
employees. in virtually aA dppaff-
ments. would BE- revised q oufer
enee viii bc held later TO agree oa o
uea se0ie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
HIYEH VEN srRiKE

%e~ York. March ie.---Neinbe- 2.
the Tsdewzter Boa.men's Tnion wsrs
ordered OF; o. STRIKE today in protcs
against : proposed ware cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
CQrQ'S
Trial On
Today
sOllGrN

Andwore. narch 7oe-As SIS
eeioek tsls rso~ri~e Jacse Thor,as
". cAa~rion Aseeroes ;hs een, a.
croppec rs savel TIRE hatfs ntcnea.
e9s ~oN. Nes o. Ne1 tNe nerorss r
cstrscs eoSrs ~ Carter eeunts IS ~c~
- sess4e-.~ arc sne trA - Car
Sr~tsH '-srnor for ire aHesed nurasf
e lake I s-sr,oa oklaNor~ss great.
rss rnuroer trsi r. nrr wears e stat.
rccc. ~ax u7~cer way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

EOi SIIElJk SOLDIERS
DESERVING STANDARDS

Aiga. March 10 Three hr'sades
bolsheYhl aoldlera In Nesebw haye de-
serted and Joined TIE revolutionary
forces. Il Is said n ld,ifes received
here. The ac'ion ss'dlsrs vas
prompted by the very acute tod Sit
uation at the soviet capl..,l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
LENA coctT olvKN

HEH ENNE TO JAIL
lsera lpkla iamoaA aa vlotator
pf natsptie #ws waa found kullSy ln
fadefai eNpff yesterday sycniu9 uu
t@o indictments ehaFslaS selling 81
narcotics ana saa sentenced 20 slx
months ia iaii Ny Judge payid e.
UYeF
jpan oeie her Haaptad. who eas
Indicted laal maAih Ny tho federal
mfand iary m connection with tha
ysme rase Ulcadei saltiy before fuass
iVhp ~ eplefei and resolved tx
mon'hg aenfeneo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10

New Orleans. La. M1rHsh l8.---o
Slgl; Ia. warmer Friday partly cioady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-10
State Mems
Boiled Dorm


man uew ceuniy attorney az Ok.nal
fee eonty e makiha e,eord nar
as che ,amfnlen he psem sed ia
elean up sho county 81 thr laviesa
/ e.emrnl ile has ksss Nls pnfuise
II.
.,...n. .. ., .,., -
'aelr mF'F''ol "h''i''
pr rhumpaen ur~satHe
iha e g pu,te heAllh aegV meHf
hae iesued q Report eonds srniue lh
arnklna watts aeeufa fuW thr
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fcontinued on Page !
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
LANDERS QUINTET
 SET BOWLING PACE
Skinner Chuck Team on Heels Of
 Last Years Champions

The race for the championship in the Industrial Bowling league Is an inter esting one, with the Landers, Frary and Clark company quintet holding the lead by d narrow margin over the Skinner Chuck company five. The Chuck company team has been travel ing ut a rapid pace for the past few weeks. and on Friday night dowDed the I-anders boys two out of three games.
 The schedule of games in the league tomorrow night Is as follows: New Bri- tain Machine vs. North and Judd, Union Mfg. vs. Vulcan Iron Works, Landers vs. Stanley Works, Corbin vs. Stanley Rule and Level. Stanley Hard ware vs. Skinner Chuck.
 Two Hartford teams have slight ad- vantage over entries from Rogers Recreation alleys in the Inter-City league. Bartholomey's and Waters trios leading the pack. Games in this league on local alleys during the week are as follows: Foote. kahms and Brennecke against Freeman, Ryan and Jurgen. tonight; Narcum, Myers and C. Anderson against Frisk, Larson and Frederickson, on Wednesday night.
 The standings in the Industrial and Intcr-City leagues follow:
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
CARL MAYS ALLOWS
 RED S0x FOUR HITS
Underhand TWirler Is an Enigma
 for Dufy'S Boys

New York, April 1S.-The Carl Mays underhand toss was placed on exhibition at the Polo Grounds yes terday afternoon for a crowd of 22.0OO fans. but not for the Boston Red Sox, who were making their first appearance of the year at the Harlem meadow. The subway slant zipped around, or away from the Boston bats as it did from the fur niture of the Mackmen last Wed nesday, and Carl hung up his second victory of the young season, this one by the score of to o.
 It was Mays third effort against a major league club in the space of eight days, and in his twenty-seven has been scored off him. He blanked the Robins at Ebbets Field a week ago Saturday, was scored on. once in the. seventh inning of Wednesdays game against the Mackmen and fol- lowed with his brilliaIA -performan nee against the Red Sox yesterday. The Hub aggregation got to the under hand toss for four hits, one more than either the Robins or Mackmen were able to unload, and only once did the jointly managed athletes of Hugh Duffy and Jimmy Burke pass second base. Eddie Foster got around to third base in the sixth frame and wilted there. The score:
 ab. T.. h. DO. a.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
EXISTING RACE ] CONN. TOURNEY
\ O'Brien Found Going
 retty Hard Last Week

leading tho league for tho
 rec weeks ".Eido" O'Brien was
 l out of tho premier position k Spalding of New Haven dur B past week. The Casino al- kpresontative is now perched fth position only a scant few ahead of Dewey of Bridge However with kaLsler ms
 bonent this week. O'Brien ex- To grab off a number of games bo up there Rt the top by tho Fharlie Mahoney complies his for next week. O'Brien will Kausier tomorrow night nt |sino alleys. while on wednes- l |ght tho boys will battle 1t
 the Arcade alleys at Bridge |c Anderson of Rogers Recrea- |leys. meets Bill Stokes at bury this evening. and fin this Thursday evening. The local Jokes and White of New Haven
 n tic with 44 wins and 4t de- D date.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
HERMANN TO WED
President of Cincinnati Team and Chicago Woman Will be Married July 20.

Cincinnati, April 1S.-August Herr mann, president of Cincinnati National baseball club, announced here last night that he will be married July 20 to Mrs. Eliza beth Dougherty of Chi cago.
 Mrs. Dougherty came to Cincinnati last week to visit friends and attend the opening game at Redland Field.
 "Yes. it is true that Mrs. Dougherty and I are to be married" said MT. Hermann, but we did not wish the matter to be known for some time," and Mrs. Dougherty nodded assent to MT. Herrmann's explanation.
 MT. Hermann told friends that the wedding would take place at Mount Rainier, near Tacoma, Wash.
 Mrs. Dougherty, widow of a con- tractor, at one time was a resident of Cincinnati. Mir. Herrmann's wife died several years ago.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-18
COVERED WITH SNOW.
Detroit Baseball Park Is Put Out of
 Commission

Detroit, April 1S.--Navin field yes- terday was blanketed with snow sev- eral inches deep, and indications were that none of the games of the open ing series between Detroit and Cleve- land would be played this week. The snowfall began late Saturday night and continued throughout yesterday afternoon, postponement of the open ing game with Cleveland being an- nounced early yesterday.
 At least two days of bright and warm weather will be necessary to restore the field to playing condition.