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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-19
Dust from the Diamond

The largest crowd that ever wit
! messed a game of baseball in New
port was on hand Wednesday. 1t
is conselvatively estimated that
over 1900 paid admissions to the
! Old Fairgrounds. And such a
boisterous crowd. Enthusiasm was
running high all the afternoon.
First opportunity to crow went to
the visiting fans when Fairbanks
scored twice in the first inning.
Jeff Tcsreau was given a gener-
Gus round of applause when he
strobe to the plate to hit in the End
inning. The big good-naturcd
Giant was the object of much in
terest throughout the afternoon.
Fans malvcllcd at his size, and
the case with which he moved
around the diamond.
Manager C. II. Davis states that
he is exceedingly grateful to the
merchants of Newport who closed
their stores for the big game We'd
nesday. In fact the City of New
port, almost as an entirely was
transferred to the Old Fairgrounds
Wednesday afternoon.
Nels Browne pulled off circus
catch off King Bader in the eignth.
Had the ball got away from him
it would have resulted in a three
Dagger, possibly home run. Badcr
appears to hit with facility to all
fields although he registered NO
safe bingles Wednesday.
Mel Merritt who was to run the
Newport team at the beginning of
the season arrived from Rochester
in time for the big game. He will
appear in the local lineup during
thc remainder of the summer.
Merritt was picked by the Boston
Post as the All American collcg-
late catcher for this spring.
The victorious ball tossers were
dined at the home of Manager
Davis on Wednesday evening.
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AS Seen BY A St. I. Fan

In summino up the results of
the game it would appear that
Bader twirled a mighty fine game.
The King succeeded in tanning
the Ozark Hunter on two occa-
sions. The las. time "Big Jeff"
breezed out, he lost control of his
bat and Bader barely escaped be-
inc hit.
The local folks are looking for
ward anxiously to Saturdays
came and are hoping that Clarence
Witty or eddie" Good will oppose
Joel Shelton in the box.
Peculiarly enough Charlie Ma
her not considered a heavy hitter
got two of the six hits allowed by
Tesreau. Starr failed 20 star at
bat but he played a fine game.
Maher played a fine game at
third maxine nary an error. All
were glad that no changes were
made in the inGeld.
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WANTED

WANTED-About September list,
1921, good Christian Home for a
boy IA years old to work for his
board and go to school. A good
mixer and farm boy. Write Box
IA, Merrick, Mass. 40-46N
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( WANTED-Man around AS to
{ look after our business in this ter
ritorv easy work all year round
Permanent position, pleasant oc-
cupation big salaries paid every
week to representatives. A letter
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WANTED-Beef, veal, pork,
lamb, poultrv at the Summerville
Slaughter House, 81 Concord Ave.
o. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 26 tt
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TO RENT-Five room tenement
very convenient. 2 Passumpsic
street, Tel. 53-W 43tf
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WANTED-Horsc for its keeping.
Good home and good care given.
Inquire Cowles Press. 41-47
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WORK WANTED-Pruning or
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Witty to Oppose
Shelton Saturday

Batteries for Newport, Shelton
and Ross-for St. Johnsbury Witty
and Starr"
For the first time since the open
ing of %he crucial series between
these two rival teams, the fans
who gather at the Campus on Sat
urday afternoon for the fifth con-
tes., will hear the above welcome
words from the lips Of the umpire
in charge. The majority Of those
folks who pay admission to see a
base ball game between the two
strongest teams in Vermont will be
overjoyed by the news.
Tomorrow supporters of the two
outfits will be more able TO get ii
true line on the ability of the res
pective teams-in fact of every
player. The simple truth is that
the eight men, besides the twirler,
al a general rule, will show more
trucly to form behind one of their
own pitchers than they will back
of an outsider, hired in for the oc-
casion. With Witty opposing Skel-
ton, st. Johnsbury's chance Of con-
tinuing as contender for the base
ball title, will b greatly increased.
Witty, early in the season, set
the Newport athletes down with a
few scattered hits-four to the
best of the writer's recollection
and scored 6 to 0 victory. To-
morrow Witty will twirl to differ
ent bunch of Batters. But at that
local fans feel confident he will
emerge victorious. And on the
other hand loyal Newport rooters
send the word that they are back
ing Shelton to the limit and fully
expect him to over Wit.
The batting order Of the two
teams will he as follows.
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TO RENT-FurniShed and ur-
furnished room at 3 Cherry street.
AZ IL
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WANTED-Waitress at Star Res
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TO RENT-Portablc stone-crush-
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Inc, Calderwood Bldg, Tel. 438-W.
45tf
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LOST

WE START you in the Candymak-
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room anywhere. Everything fun
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Men-Women Earn $50 to S100
Weekly. Send self addressed
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Bon-B Candymakcrs Co, Phil
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TO RENT-Desirable offices, as
Main street. Tel. 303-12. Newport,
Vt. 80 1wk
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FURNISHED ROOMS, 10 Sum
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
TO RENT

TO RENT-Garage at 1888 Rail-
road. 43 1t
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FURNISHED flat for rent Nov.
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conveniences. Children restricted
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TO RENT-Cottage house, w. r.
Eastman. 10 II
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Tickets for Fire
mans ball to be held Sept. 16.
Stutz roadster to be given away.
Apply at Fire station. 43tf
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ONE FURNISHED room to rent.
Apply at Caedonian Office. 6tf
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WOOD FOR SALE, 100 cords
standing and so cords cut. Easy
road 10 st. Johnsbury. VIII sell
together. A. b. Bows Agency.
A.
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car
fine shape. Bargain $185. Clyde
Davenport, West Danville, W.
A3-46
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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The largest type permitted In ths
Want Ad pages IL ~ point, and tho
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day. The same scale Oh reductions
Will Apply As Tor regular want ads
These rates Apply oniy to ADVERTISE
nients originating In k.enmond and
auuuTuan territory. From other
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ala agate iine. sunday 10 cents an
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ADVERTISEMENTS iccc,seu as iaIe a.
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Shu..tioa NAn.ro nus--AiAte aht
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nd Counter M t"s Dihpatcn bEiid.as
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kEr LAT In Ck
Use she Teiepnone-,aii Randolph

Sse the ielcpnone-Su nh hanoolph
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Make This Your
Hone Town"

Find regular homo in Rclmond-tho sort OF place
that has always spelled HOMIE you capital letters
Buy it or rent it--move season. Wbat,s
tho use of going through year II house that
isn't what you when might enjoying u real
home atmosphere?
Picture yourself your family in one of the com.
Portable modern houses that may be yours next week
See how close some of these pia cs come to
YOUR idea of an honcst-t o-poodncss home.
Every homcscckcr in Richmond Is watching the offers
in the Real Estate coumns-pick your home today.
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ape,Aui No,i.cs
i'Gl'soi:iitS

NOTICE. vii. repair ANY SOFT Of i"a-
chine in CIT, .oi $3.50 ""u n.."e IL 'uh
like new. l guarantee yuas !h.cnIue
for one year aiteI rerau II. Wall
run tn.s tor tn..Iy Gays o"Iy. J, A..
A Roach, 10 East a...a"a!. Mauison
VI
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AC'IG.n.,DlLES
Automobiles .uI BALE

FORD TOURING. with starter and de-
inoun'aoie rims. s2Ij. a. r.. riilcr. i2Vs
West .;road Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Nlale

WANTED one paper cutter. about 40
inches Cash for nrst-ciuss cutter. RAN
do.ph %
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H. 4 u4.C..,I D..St.o.s
tPHAUr-ra".n ..au. i44c.a. u..ee.o.
@iAIs., go -. -"i.u st.tcl.
Madison ISI. ul.uOi.n JvV..
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-NiaIo

CHAuFFEUR-Young man would like
work as driver for car or truck. f. IT..
I'll West Eighth. South Richmond
CHAUFFEUR (colored) wants job or any
kind of work to do. LOT West Churity
Percy Wood.
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spENCEK HEJuvENo cOKsErs.
Have your coTsets specially designed
Tor you.
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CLERk-foung man who has been with
large wholesale Arm for 1--WE years
wants to make u change. Experienced
with typewriter and adding machine
work. Walter X. Johnson, Box ass. City.
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GOLD MESH BAG.

Lost, Thursday morning,
|betWeeA Tenth and. M ain,
down Nam to Thirteenth,
up Governor to Capitol to
Tenth and Capitol. Hand
|up Governor TO Capitol, to
THE NOWLAN CO.,
92l L. Main st.
LOST, neas SKI. and Grace. leather
manuscript case containing manuscript
clinical NOES. photographs. etc. Return
TO MANAGE WrstmOEe.4ud cub. isv-
ward. sl0,
POCKETBOOk- Lost blue yMk pocket
book III Miller {: !iAcads Thursday con-
tanning between 80 .,ai $50. Reward
Phone boulevard -
RISG--!-ost, pca. rms an Niaduct car
or Ninth and Broad aboa; S.gO Thurs
day. Reward IL returned to ~ North
Twenty-eIEhtn
;APpHIEE ana diamond bar hin. re.
ward. Mrs. II ). Foster Jr. 700 Hose
Avenue Madison 12sG.
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LosL ana Wound

COLLIE DoU-l,gm..e. No. yl-O: answers
name o: BEAUTY. !.,w"Td. NrtuEn AS
Easi Clay Street.
FUR--!-os;. saturday or sunday. tur neck
piece. cat boulevard 1880.
OH Main OF Third Streets.
pair oGri>-..mm,,i gNssvs. Cal! Madi-
son :Si2
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COLLECTION wants WORK: married man:
experience. best OF reference, salary no
object. AUDI ss Collector. sUU East
CIay Street.
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COLLECTOR wishes position collecting on
commission basis. by young man. Tclc-
phone Madison o6us-W. Address ego
North Sevrnth Street.
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WHY NOT?
Help-AInlc or Female

TEACH observation-disclosures. $1,000: prin-
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French. Latin. All grades; ali high
achool 6cs, emergency openings Free
hookict. Southern Teachers Agency.
Richmond, Va.
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2 Franklin Touring. cord urcs.
vic wheels and in excellent con-
dillon.
oLDsMoBILE 1910
model. cheap.
FoRDs.
Y Roadster. 1890. equipped with
shock abso'6ers. starter and o:heS.
! extras; ;25s.
Touring--s,artcr. shock absorbcr.
and extras: S20o.
seoan--isI9, wire wheels aud in
~ Al condition; 1850.
Ton truck; pane, eide body: this
!. truck run abou; 800 miles;
Is $500.
Prompt delivery on all models new
y Terms 70 responsible parties.
BART woMDLE.
CARE RICHMOND MOTOR CO.
ss RANDOLPH 407.
ANT q man 10 clean tho cellar? Rca
Tho clNsalffk a.
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>1.,n.. ....!.AIS


...Jsu"y morning al
y, "a, at .Iss sI.,,.sv, 80 IS -''i'
shat s..yu. ..ll.. 4,.s... .,,vssIe.. IIr
Is saI.i..d ~ nts MIC, .Ao..'t.' "'' sis-
ter. t.Hec .,...-s.slS.s- o"- ....''". "'''t''
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

SUCK siH-SeSen- passenger, model E-i3.
In good condition. Ti!ce. $3.50. Rear
II l-2 South Third street.
FORDS.
1921 Touring With Starter.
Used Ton Truck Chassis.
Immediate Delivery on All
Types of New Fords.
Easy Terms on New Cars
to Responsible Persons.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR co.
1912 w. Broad St.
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yANT man TO clean the ceiiarf Read
rho ciassintd ada
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Real Estate Columns Guide the Property You Want Bv or Rent
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

HUPMOBILE--Must sacrifice my touring
car West Grace Street. Madison
hSa7-W
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
II. w. BUXTON ANSWERS
ATTACK ON LEGION
Body Is Only Pro-American,
County Chairman Says.

Denial that the American Legion is
q provocative Anglomaniao organiza-
ton" was made last night by Henry w.
Buxton. chairman OF the New York
county committee, In answer to resolu-
uons adopted at a meeting on Easter
OF the Clan-na-Gael. The resolutions,
introduced by Lieut.-Col Alexander =.
Anderson OF the old Sixty-ninth. called
for the withdrawal from the legion Of
all former soldiers Of Irish blood.
Mr.. Buxton asserted that he doubted
that MIR. Anderson one week ago, prior
to his expulsion from the American Le-
gion. would have expressed himself In
this way"
Mr.. Buxton said: His charge that
the county officials are Independently
wealthy Is absurdly untrue AS TO the
legson's being a provocative Angioma-
MAC organization, It Is to be noticed
that Anderson was expelled for hfs
pro-German speech at a pro-German
meeting. Neither Ireland nor England
were mentioned. Thousands OF our le-
gion members. including many of the
very officials he attacked, are Of Irish
descent. The legion is not pro anything
but American"
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
URGE EARLY SIGNING
OF TRANSIT BILLS
Representatives Of Local
Bodies VIII Plead in Albany
Hearing To-day.

large delegation OF representatives
OF civic and commercial organizations
viii go to Albany this morning to urge
in public hearing that Gov. Miller sign
at once the Knight-Adler bill recently
passed by the Legislature embodying
the Governors plan for solution of this
city's transportation problem Among
the organizations will be the Citizens
Transit Committee, the Chamber of Com
merce, the Merchants Association, the
Queens Chamber OF Commerce. the Cen
trail Mercantile Association and the Con-
tract Creditors Association. Anons
speakers advocating the Governors sig
nature will be George McAneny, former
iy president Of the Board Of Aldermen :
William A. Prendergast. formerly Camp
trolleri William McCarroll. formerly
Pubic Service Commissioner; J. c.
White, IF tho Merchants Association.
and Oliver c. Senple, an attorney who
las made study OF New York's tran
cit situaton.
John P. O'Brien. Corporation Counsel.
eft last night for Albany. He will
make Ia plea Of the Hylan administra-
ton against the signing OF the me asure.
The city's Eight will be largely an e.
lIayor Hylan's approval before II be-
comes q law. The city's contention will
- based upon Mayor McClellan's veto
OF a former transit bill
The Peoples Transit Committee an
nounced an open letter 70 Gov. Miller
urging that he either submit the measure
20 approval OF the city authorities or
70 referendum OF sse voters o. the
City.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Nictheroy, and the little ex-capital. with
a population OF about 1000, is ex-
pected to overflow at times with the
game sports OF the population. near the
million mark. OF the capital OF the United
States OF Brazil. The promoters also
have expectations of drawing from the
dominion OF Uncle Sam some of the
throngs that now go either to Havana
or across seas to Monte Carlo.
1t IS pointed out that Rio Is not so
far away as II used to be when fewer
passenger steamships made a speciality
OF Brazilian trade. Rio. cf course. will
be the port for travellers bound eventu-
ally for Nictheroy. and Rio Is only about
4.795 nautical miles from Sandy Hook.
1t came one day closer yesterday. when
the Aeolus created a new record of 12
days. 90 hours and 20 minutes.
The Aeolus brought home Robert JET
ferry. retiring Minister 20 Uruguay, and
his wife. and two ohildren. Who will
spend several days in this city u The
McAlpin before going 10 their home n
Little Rock, Ark. Another passenger
was Commander sylyano Fr!ere II TIE
Brazilian Navv. here 10 look over cew
Brazilian battieship at The New York
Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
RIO JANEIRO'S OLD CAPITAL
TO OUTSHINE MONTE CARLO
$15OOO,OOO Will Transform Nctheroy Into Greatest
Gambling Resort, Says New Yorker Who Returns
With Contract for Great Casino

The most resplendent gambling city
In the world. outdazzling Monte Carlo.
is what Nictheroy the former capital
OF the State of Rio Janeiro. soon viii
be. according to Redonde Sutton, an en-
glneer with offices in 40 Broadway,
who arrived yesterday from Rio Janeiro
BY the Munson liner Aeolus. The meta
morphosls will cost about SIS. 200. 900
and will involve the construction of
many new tree bordered streets and the
building of casino that, according to
the plans, is TO be the best in the
world"
Mr.. Sutton's firm will undertake the
job OF recreating Nictheroy to make it
more attractive than even Monte Carlo
and finer than anything else OF It's kind.
existing or projected. Mr.. Sutton said
he had signed for his firm the contract,
calling for the expenditure OF SIC, 5,0o0.-
600 In all, including s2.500.000 to be
used solely in the building OF the casino.
and he showed the all gold fountain pen
used In putting signatures TO the con-
tract.
The scheme calls for the orsantzation
Of a ferry service and 4 hrsakweter.
Rio de Janeiro Is only five miles last Of
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
KILLED BY SUBWAY TRAIN.
Former Soldier Struck on Head
While Looking Up Track.

While standing on the crowded sub
way platform at Seventy-second street
late yesterday afternoon. George T.
Eerne, former soldier. Of 331 Hicks
street Brooklyn. looked out to see IL a
train was coming. A southbound local
operated By Motorman Thomas Menan
swept suddenly around the curve and
struck Zerne's head. The ex-soldier
was hurled into the crowd.
Patrolnan Agaew of the West Sixty
eighth street station commandeered a
tax-cab and rushed him 10 knicker-
booker Hospital. but he was dead on ar
rival there
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

the $4,000 settlement that was made out
Of court In the civil action. tust after
the criminal charge was dropped. He
declared she agreed to this settlement
because she was hard pressed siaan-
cialiy. Mr.. Swarts said also ,ha. Lyle
Mahan. associate OF George Gordon Bat
tie. Bourasse's counsel. told him he did
not care what was done about the Grim
inal proceeding. as they had good case
for the defence.
Justice Weeks announced that the ses-
sion Of the trial Will begin three-cuar-
ters OF an hour earlier this morning and
that evening sessions may be held 10 ex-
pedite the case.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
DENIES CONSPIRACY
IN BIGAMY ACTION
Louis E. SDarfs Defends Him
self and E. p. KiIroe.

Louis Z. Swarts, lawyer. who. with
Assistant District Attorney Edwin P.
Kilroe. is on. trial before Supreme Court
Justice Weeks on charges of conspiracy
growing out OF the dropping OF Grim
inal action for bigamy against Napoleon
A. Bourasse. broker. took the stand yes
terday in his own and Mr.. kilroe's de-
fence.
He denied absolutely the allegation OF
Mrs. Helen Montrose st. Marie Bou-
rasse. complainant in both civil and
criminal bigamy actions against Mr..
Bourasse. that she understood from him
that Mr.. Kilroe was TO receive $1,000 OF
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
BREAK DoRMIToRY GROUND.

PRINCETON. March 2s.-Grouad was
broken here to-day for the frsr new
dorinitory 10 be erected under the cam
pus enlargement plan OF Princeton Uni
versty. There were no formal cere-
monies. The building will be 200 feet
by 40 feet and Will contain 100 single
rooms and twenty-five double rooms.
Showers viii be located on the second
floor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
OLD TIME wHIskEy At s1.1S.

CHICAGO. I'LL. March 2S.-Bonded
whislxey Of the prc-prohlbition variety
sold for $1.15 a quart in Chicago to-day
when the Government held an auction
sale of a quantity of liquor seized in
raid, for which no claimant could be
found. A wholesale drug company made
the highest bid.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
KILLED IN AUTO PLUNGE.

HoRNELL, n. ". March 2s.-Charles
Swain was killed and his wife and two
children were seriously hurt last night
when their car plunged down an EN-
bankment about two miles from their
home in Canaseraga. Mrs. Swain is in
n hospital here In a critical condition.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
a. SABBATH BREAKERS FINED.

Forty-seven storekeepers. pedlers and
other East Side business men were fined
50 each yesterday in Essex Marie. cour,
by Magistrate George w. Simpson for
violation OF the Sabbath ordinance pro-
hioting business
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
AGED WOMAN FALLS TO DEATH

While sitting at a window OF her
home at 101 East 123d street yesterday
Amelia Raphold, Sc years old, lost her
balance and fell two stories 10 the
street She was killed almost instantly.