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Evening journal., 1921-09-12
ONE CHESTER VICTIM
ONCE WILMINGTONIAN

In few Of the homes Of the bridge
victims was the loss as deeply
mourned as at the house Of little IL
year-old Dorothy Wilmington. the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wilmington. 42s West Second street.
Dorothy was drowned when her
mother. thrown with her into the
water when the footway gave way
tainted and lost hold OF her daugh-
ter's hand Mrs. Wilmington was
rescued and taken. to the Chester
Hospital.
Dorothy had been away from home
Evening journal., 1921-09-12

Broughall. Stewart Lynch, Edward
Cannon and Joseph Borish. at Har-
ward; Joseph Heron, at George
Washington; David II. Brown. at
Columbia; John Hillegas, at Mer-
cersburg Academy; Albert HaddoclI
and s. Statnekoo, at Penn; Charles
Gooding and Frank Harris, at Le-
high; James Robbins, at Hahne-
mann; Paul Kite. at Boston Tech.
and Herman Mokay. az Drew.
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
TRAN,pT,F OK TRADITION.

SHANGHAI-One thousand Chin
ese girl students took part in the
Far Eastern Olympiad. Because Of
their dancing marching and athletic
stunts. many Chinese spectators
complained that they stepped be-
yond the bounds Of feminine Activi-
tiea
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
GIVES WINNINGS AWAY.

TIENTSIN, China--Chao Pinch
ing bought lottery ticket and won
100000. He used the money to
establish schools for boys and girls.
to build a knitting factory and to
aid his own knitting factory en-
nloYea
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
JOAN OF ARC STATUE.

LONDON.-A statue OF Joan or
Arc. designed by J. n. Comper, Is to
be placed in the cathedral of Win
chester. 1t will stand against the
cbantry OF Cardinal Beaufort.
Bishop OF Winchester. who was
present at the trial OF Joan or Arc.
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
scALD sHoCK FArAL.

LONDON-Mary Abrahamson, l
year old, was scalded by cup OF
hot coffee falling on her head. She
died from shock.
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
nRoMNs N THREE INCHEs.

LONDON-Jonathan Marsay, so
gas man. was found drowned in a
pool OF water three inches deep.
Evening journal., 1921-09-12
WINS sac .5OO on RACE

SINGAPORE-Colonel c. Turner
took five prizes at a horse race
Three came in the prize money and
he cashed checks for $32,50O.
Evening journal., 1921-09-12

As the collapsing structure form
ed into the ~" shaped opening be-
meath the swarming throng. one
man saved himself from dropping
into oblivion by hooking an arm
about projecting iron rod. As he
recovered from the jolt a woman
with an infant In her arms, seized
him. and he reached for the baby
holding on to Il and bringing It tc
safety when he himself was drawn
from his perilous position. The
mother. however. lost her hold. and
splashed into the watery grave.
Morris Knopf, West Tenth street
pawnbroker. whose shop is within
few feet OF the bridge. with Ms
wife. Sarah was sitting in the door
way when the crash came. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knopf ran to the bridge. the
husband in the lead He became en-
tangled In the throng and, with
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

An thess who possibly can. should make it a point to be present at the Fair grounds tomorrow Sunday after noon f they wish to see a really fast clean exhibition of baseball. The Kaceys have chosen the Resebuds as antagonists and the choice is a happy one for the fans as the Rosebuds have an aggrega- ticn ef stars of more than statewide fame who are sure to extend the locals Nfo the limit. The Rosebuds dispute the Singers contentious of being the class of Bridgeport and are trying to arrange a series with them. It will be interesting te the fans to compare the rivals by the showing the Rosebuds make against the Ksceys tomorrow.
 It was plainly seen by the size of the crowd at last Sundays game in defiance of the clements that the Kaceys stand high in the favor cf the Norwich fans for they realize that they are getting the best to be had in the semi-pro class Given pleasant weather the management confidently expects to accommodate the largest crowd yet.
 Here is the lineup with a few re- marks concerning each player as submit ted by the Rosebud Athletic Associa- hon.
 Douglass, second base former member
 
 EzEriff center field considered the fastest infielder in Bridgeport.
 Hurley. shortstop, formerly of Rab- bit Mara1ville All-Star team, now hold out from the Michigan-Ontario League. Pjurs, first base ex-New Haven East ern League player.
 oIicheney, left field, a member last season of the Sanford club, Florida State League.
 Menbsnr catcher, Tri-State league.
 Tabor. third base, Three I League.
 Sumpe. right field, leading batter oi Bridgeport Industrial leage.
 Ostrowsid pitcher an accomplished spftbaH artist who has lost but two games in thirteen starts.
 The Kaceys will have to be ni tht game every minute to overcome suct an assemblage of experienced players.
 The lineup of the Norwich team will be the same as usual with two exceptions Guooley takes left field in place of Kelle- her and Bryce. a clever fnhelder from Worcester succeeds Bill Gshhagher al third The complete lineup follows:
 Bergen catch Canavan pitch; Donahue fist hasc: Petty second base; Ojerholn shcrtzop: Bryce third base Gilooley left field Gaudette center field; Mckay right field
 A meeting Of such teams as the above Is worth coming many miles to see. There fs plenty of room in center field to park autos so that the occupants may com nand a splendid view of the playing isld.
 The game starts at s:15 Standard Time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Chicago Grain Market

Chicago Aug 19-Wheat trad.-r -L
 ed less disposition today to 1rssg ~, selling side and the market dnvaIo..S ooin v, inparatlve strength. Prices closed firm at the same as yesterdays finish to 3-x cent higher, with September 11s 5-4 +o IIf and December IF s-4 to 11S CorU closed 3-4c off to 1-< cent m and os+a st S-4c decliNe to 1-4 cent advance Tn provisions the outcome varied iron, 17 cents decline to rise of ten cents
 broadening of the volume of brcin.-. olo good deal to help bullish sentJS ment regarding wheat In particnIar s-- porters were said to be more keen to m chase and the seaboard estimated +ba+ sales to Europe totalled 1,20o 900 bpsbn1s III addition many short sellers apparent y LOOK the view that the market havin, nad break of 10 cents this veeA, soroa- tnlng Of rally was due and that can- lloh was required as to further commit iheh's on the bear stuff Meanwhile vii b. country offerings remaining lieht and With receipts from the spring cron in tbo northwest failing to come forward with ysnlng like such rush as had been predicted in some quarters, the market except during occasional brief intervals day. -+0u' the Contirr>d liquidation on the part of noioers Of corn carried all deliveries of 'hSt grain to the lowest prices vet tb;s season OatS went 10 a new low level
 hlgher quotations on hogs, together wlth packers buying tended to steady provisions.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Market Irregular


 New York. Aug 19-Trsding of the .tock exchange today retained most of ts recent irregular and professional as 1ects Investment shares were fairly steady but speculative issues again lack cd support.
 Apart from the r1cney market in which -erceprible relaxation was observed, de- .elopments affecting quoted values were unchanged. According to board room 2 ssip, DO small part of the further liquid stion emsuated from abroad notably London
 Selling continued to centea around equipment steel, motor and shipping shares at gross recessions of to 3 points Specialties of the food. tobacco, leather and paper varieties fell back to he same degree and few miscellaneous issues sustained greater losses Sales amounted 10 425. 800 shares
 For the first time since the early days ,f the month call loans on tfS exchange opened and renewed into the coming week at 5 1-2 per cent In the open mar set funds were available at five per ,ent. Bank acceptances also eased and commercial paper was in better request. Dealings in foreign exchange were per tunctory and again influenced by Lon ion, where German interests were report d as heavy purchases of American bills French. Belgian and Dutch rates moved -avorably 10 this market More German .old for account or reparations was re- ,eived and deposited to the credit of Britain and Belgium.
 High grade railway bonds were firm a strong, but convertibles eased on a iEntsr inquiry. Domestic indstrials were not materially affected bY the heavy sne of related stocks Liberties reacted sn Another sharp decline in the 1-2s put most foreign war hotations were in- siined to Harden. Total salets (par value) aggregated ss,175 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
PUTNAM HIGH SCHOOL
 TO HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM
Special to The Bull.

(Speclal to The Bulletln)
 Putnam, Conn.,, Aug. 1s-For the first time in about 10 years the shouting of football signals will be heard in Put nam with the opening of the high school this fall. After lapse due in part to lack of material with which to build a team and in part because there was a slump in interest, this form of athletics
 is to be revived. The school authorities have sanctioned tks move, a sub-master has been engaged who is also an old time football player and, according to Su- perintendent of Scnoods William l.. Mac Donald there is every indication that Put nam high school will put an eleven into the field in September. The suggestion that a team be formed this year at the school came from a number of the boys who are anxious to get into the game. They have already started to get equip ment. High school lot is an ideal spot for this sport and with very little out lay can be put in excellent condition for games. With the opening of scnool in two weeks, a football organization will be arranged. manager will be elected at once so that he can arrange a sched- ule. Several high schools in this sec tion have a football team at present and games will be sought with them. Bart lett high school of Webster, Mass. the high schools of Worcester, Mass. Pom fret school Pomfret, and Norwich Free Academy will probably be approached for games. The schedule for the first year will be light, and probably not in- clude more than four games. Those in- terested in the team are hoping that a game can be arranged for Thanksgiving Day morning, and that this game will be played annually with the same team. MT. Macdonald said Friday that the town will not be asked to finance the football organization. Neither will the business men be asked to give money. The school itself will undertake to raise the necessary sum to put the team on the | field and after that is done, it is hoped that the sport will attract enough spec tators to make 1t pay it's own way. The coach will be Samuel Lawrence of the high school faculty. He has had ex- perience in football, knows the game thor oughly and hopes with the cooperation of the boys at the schood to build up q team that win be . credit to rAes school.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
AMERICAN rHREAD-MANcHEsrER
 AT HILLIMANrIC TODAY

willimantic, Conn, Aug. 19-This af ternoon at Recreation Park Manchester and the American Thread team of this city will meet in the third game of series of five games to decide the cham pionship of Connecticut Semi-pro teams.
 Both teams are made up of some of the best talent in the state and have beaten most of the teams they have met early in the season. The manager of the Manchester team will come down to win today and about thousand fans will follow the Manchesterites into the park. Manager. McQuillan. of the Thread Com pany team has strengthened his team , for the tustle which is always the hard 1 est of the season.
 The battery for Manchester consists of. the following well known players Lambrecht or Munson catch; Art John- kson or Sam Hynan pitch. The battery for the Thread Makers is as usual, Null doom catch and King Bader pitch. l As an added strengthener to the local team Manager McQuillan has secured Donohue for short stop. Donohue has shown his wares in this city before. Jim Mccarthy of the Singer team will occupy the dizzy corner and the fans know he
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Colonial, to Play Independents.

The Colonials who were forced to give
 up playing Saturday baseball at the fair grounds will journey to New London Sunday to play a return game with Joe Cranka's Independent team. The local boys gave the Independents a surprise last Saturday by shutting them out to and Manager Leseulan is going down strong Sunday and intends to bring home the bacon. COrcoran will be on the mound with Davis on the receiving end. Tho rest of the lineup will be: Leseman 5b, Murphy 2b. Harrington Ib, Steele If. Ringland ss, Clabby cf, Shea cf. The battery for New London will probably be the old reliable Cranka and Coyle. and the way that Crsnka has been pitch
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

fireworks
 Tom is coming down strong in ordti to keep in the running for clsmpions'i- honors.
 Molomney. the Boston college star will do the forkhand hinEing for Putnam Com smerford, also of Boston College. will cover third sending Danny Hughes to second. Commerford made a record st college that has never been approached. That is batting for .714 in 2I games
 Ashland will present its strongest line up with Lefty Taylor on the mound. Sis Peloquin will de the umpirinE and start the game at 5:5o daylight time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
DUWELLs TO PLAY
 VERSAILLES SUNDAY

Sunday at the Battlegrounds the Du- wells will battle win the fast Versailles A A. who are travelling at a very fast pace and dragged the Baltic Rivals down to defeat
 The Versailles team have again signed up their old twirler. who has just been discharged from the army and he sure has been hurhng some great ball. Yer sailles has a murders TOW which con- sists Of Connors, Pelouuin. Godian hrot-srs and Lefty Connors, who has 14 home runs to his credit and will prob ably try to keep up his good record. Fuller will be on the mound for the Du- wells and will try to keep the murder srs' row silent and Mul1hoIland will be nn the receiving end and will stop any thing cou1inE his way. l. Joubert will hold down the Initial sack, with Leon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
STERLING HAS TWO GAMES
 BOOKED FOR WEEK ErD

The fast Sterling team has arranged for two games over the week end play ing the crack Silver Springs outfit on Saturday and the New Haven Road team Sunday. Both games start at 5:i5 stand ard time at Riverside Park. Sterling.
 Spike Liberty will do the honors for Sterling against Fleming for Silver Springs and Crandan for New Haven
 Sterling would like 10 arrange a rzzns away from home for Lseor Day. Any team desiring to book good team z4th a record of 1 wins. tie and lost shocid call or write to Manager Irvig Fruh. Sterling Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
MYSTIC COMING TO
 BALTIC THIS SUNDAY

The Baltic Rivals have two games booked for the week end. On Saturday they play in Thompson and will leave Baltic at 12:50. This will be the first appearance of the Rivals in Thompson.
 Sunday. on their own grounds tte Mystic club will play the Rivals. Mystic has a win over the Colonials and the kaceys of Westerly so they will be a gocd drawing card. The Rivals with a coupA O. their best men out of the game have been on the wrong side of the score lately and hope to have better luck. Buck Shshan is expected to twirl Sun days game and the manager Is waiting to hear from him.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
RNSEBUDS TO PLAY HERE TOMORROW

ard at the keystone sack, Ram Dyer at short and Fox at the dizzy corner will sure keep down the hits. The out field will be taken. care of by Joubert, Boyd and Hurley.
 If thS weather man permits the Du- wells expect to see large crowd at the Battlegrounds, as the game will be call ed at D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

can do
 The lineup of the teams follows: Man chester: Dwyer ss; Massey 2b Sipples cf Wilson 3b; Kctsch If Fay 1b; Schieldge If; Lambrecht or Munson c; Johnson or Hyman D.
 American Thread Company: Lathrop of; Donohue ss; Jim Mccarthy 2b Muldoon C Halstein If; Aoams 1b; Co., mins If Hamel or Nichols 5b; Bader D
 The game will be called promptly at 5:15 o'clock standard time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Defeated British Golf Star,

Boston, Aug. 19-Jock Hutchinson, British open champion and John Cowan, professionals at Oakley, defeated Abe Mitchell and George Duncan. British golf stars one up in a 56 hole exhibition
 match at the Oakley Country club today. This is the fourth defeat of the Britons since they started their tour of America
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
PIRATES DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER WITH PHILLIPS

Philadelphia, Aug. Pittsburgh di- vided a double bill with Philadelphia to- day. The visitors won the first, 14 to 3, and lost the second, 4 to 1. In the open ing contest the Pirates hammered Mea- dows and Betts for 20 hits, including two home runs by Robertson. the first of which came in the sixth with three men on bases. Hubber held Pittsburgh to seven scattered hits in the closing game. Scores:
 First game-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
PUTNAM BRAVES KE
ASHLAND AT TWEYT CFrY

Tom McDermott and Braves, Eastern Connecticut champA will maks another effort to pfAy-at Jewett CzyTSwAAAy. Three times this season games betWeen these clubs have been caIfed off on account of poor weather and the fans are hoping for clear skies, in order to see these old rivals clash. as they ayN &lwayu sure ok
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
RED sox AND TIGERS
 DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

Detroit, Aug. 19-Boston and Detroit divided double header here today, the
 Red Sox taking the first F to 8, and
 losing the second 10 to 0. In the first game Boston staged a rally in the eighth inning, making seven runs on as many hits. Tn the second game Myers auomed
 19 hits while Cole held the visitors to
 four. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Senators Won Odd Game

St. Louis Aug. 19-Bunched hits in the last thrte innings todS yalAomed Washington to win the odd game of the series with St Louis, to ?. Errors by Tobin and McManus in the seventh gave Senators two runs and put them in the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Chi sox Forced Tanks From Ton

Chicago, Aug. 19-Chicago forced New York out of first place today, when they
 defeated the visitors 13 to g in the final game of the series, which was a batting fest while Cleveland was idle The
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Additional sport. on Pas. EirHp'

BridEeport.-Charitabl fnstitutions : in this city will receive about SI5o.eoo m der the will of Frank Miller. banker. who died Saturday, and which was filed in court Wednesday. The indicated vsluee of the estate is about sI.5oU, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
second game
pbfIad.I.k.1

tz Batted for Betts in 9th.
 Score hs innings: Pittsburgh .. . ...O1oo o-1 Philadelphia ... 70 01 1 *-4 Two base hits, Brceem. Robertson. Home runs Robertson :. T. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Totals g 75 yt rS

tx) Batted for Ferguson in eth
 Score by innings: New York ......o GO 4- Chicago .........0 IA 1x-13
 Two base hits. Ruth. Baker. Hooper .. Strunk. Jchnson Three base hits PeckinTaugh 9 Multi san Schang Ruth
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
GAMES TODAY. National League.
GAMES SUNDAY.

National League. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York.
 American League, Washington at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland.
 Eastern League, Pittsheld at Bridgeport. Springfield at Albany, Worcester at New Haven. Hartford at Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
econd game :
 RnrAnn AA
Detroit (A)
Totals SO I 3f LB 2 Ccore hy ipninr.

Boston ...........0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 o-0 Detroit ..........1 0 5 x-1O
 Two base hits yeach 2. Sargent Cobb. Blue. Three base hits. Jones.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

tx Batted for S Smith in 5rf, 70 - -0 (xx) Batted for SctGpp in 9t1
 Score by innings:
 St. Louis .........1 II 4110c c-g Brooklyn ..........0 01 o 3-4 Two base hits. FourniU. Three base hits, Mann,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
l. 0COLS |.
 Washinuten
St. Louis (A)
txl Rated for Baune in 9th.

 Score by innings: St. Louis ...o.o 0 ? 0 0 Q 0 0-2 Two baee hits Brewer 2. Elerbe, Miller. Har- ris. Three base hits seTerid, Smith Home run. Shanks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

Yankees used four pitchers to try to check the sIugging of the locals while Hodge went the entire route, being nit hard in cnly two innings. Score:
 Mew Ynrk lAN Chicarn (A1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Braves Defeaf Cubs

Boston, Aug. 19.-PowelTs home run over Flaek's head with Christenbury on oase in the seventh inning, was the big factor in Boston defeating Chicago 8 to , today. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
GIANTS PICKED UP BIG
 LEAD IN EARTY TNNINGS |

LEAD IN EARLY INNINGS New York Aug. 1s--4New York made 1t two out of three from Cincinnati, win ming the last game of the series today by score of to 3. The Giants picked up a big lead In the first two innings Barnes also was hit hard but was saved repeatedly by strong support Score
 CiHaiaaaH NeN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
lTSI game
 Philadelphia

Score by innings. Pittsburgh .. ....O O0140 0412 2-14 Philadelphia .. 70 0 0 O. 5 Two base hits. LebouHeau. Parkinson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

ing this season, the local boys will have to go some to win. 4 large delegation of fans will go down with the team to look them over before they play Taft vile.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
American League
Eastern League
TAKE FINAL GAME

OF sERIEs FROM sUPERBAs Brooklyn, Aug. 1s-st. Louis won the last game of the eastern series with
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
l Gt SdllIV
 Bnst0n (A1
pstrnlt LA
@ Bstted for Middleton

 Boston ..........1 o2 2 oo7 o-12 Detroit ..........3 2 ? o 1 o. Two base hits, Blue. Dauss. Cobb Sargent. Three Busl McInnis
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
Money

M0ney New York Aug. 19-CalI money steady. nigh 1-2; low 5 1-2; ruling rate I-2; closing bod 5 offered at 1-2 last loan 1-2; call loans against ac- ceptance 1-2.
 Cotton New York, Aug. 1s-Spot cotton quiet middling 1900. 4uie'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
(Tl Batted for Donahue in 9th.

 Score b5 innings: Cincinnati ........1 Q 0 i Q 0 6 0-5 New York ........S 0 0 0 x-6 Two bsse hits Bancroft Groh Thee base hits. Kelly. Homo runs, Dooehue.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

] Brooklyn today to 4. The visitors hit three Of Brooklyn's pitchers for r hits of which Hornsby got four. Score.
 St Inuis LIA s-...I--
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-07-13

E bus line brings you closer Columbia and Columbia merchants
offer you the best the world for wonderful asso1
rnent of good merchandise very low prices.
Right now you buy good advantage Columbia because this
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-19
STRANGERS MONEY"
SCHEME REVOKED

Innsbruck, Austria, The campaign
Of the hotel keepers and the cancs!la-
ton >: engaged quarters by summer
visitors have proved too much for the
Tyrol Sovcr,:if..t and II has revok-
Cd its .tiiu LCrs' money" scheme.
This compelled all non.residents TO
buy the new money and pay in It for
all tHings at rate OF exchange that
would make them pay nearly ten
times more than the native. A high
head tax on visitors is substituted.
Summer visitors had cancelled rooms
By the hundred causing the hotel and
inn keel ers to hold mass meetings Of
protest against the scheme.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-19
POLICE BELIEVE TOUGH
CRIMINAL GANG broken

Ponca City, Okla, July ls,-In the
arrest here late Saturday OF John
Smith, alias Frank Smith, and II
Hiht. OF Kansas City, Ponca City
police today believe they have broken
up one OF the strongest cliques Of
confidence workers in the state,
Smith is said TO be wanted at Cush'
ing. where $500 reward has been
offered for his arrest. Pawhuska
prumright and other Oklahoma towns
also offer rewards totalling more
than $1,000 have been offered for his
arrest.