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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
REFUSE WAGE CUT.
Employees of Departments in Hart
ford Bigclow Quit Work.

Thompsonville, Feb. 2S.-Em ployes
of the brussels department and the
dye house Of the Hartford Bigelow
Carpet Co refused to go to work to-
day and to accept a 90 per cent wage
cut. All other departments opened up
with their complete force including
the moquette department.
The strikers claim they numh
between 1000 and LOO but
pany's Office gave oltmnns
betweeL T00rn
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
ANOTHER DEATH
Mrs. Somcrs of Shelton Is Tenth tC
Suo.unIb After Trolley Wreck

Derby. Conn, Feb. 2S.-The tenth
person to die as the result Of the
trolley crash in South Shelton last
Tuesday is Mrs. Frederick Somers.
aged so. of shelton. Death came to-
day Her husband is still in the
Griffin hospital
or the others who are patients
Henry Balough of shelton is not ex-
pected today to live the day out. The
IS others under care are in fairly
good condition.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
HISTORY OF RI
Youth Picks Up Gun
Uncle Shoots N

New York. Beb. 2S.-'
who after being shot
two bandits in his n
Yesterday returned TIL
drove them away, was
death in the city
After the duel Cook
the garage and hailed
\ revolver dropped
in flight was picked
home by a youth. Hi
ing the weapon UNLOAD
trigger. The boys
Mary Tresome, was Shl
arm.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
POLICE MI+N'S TRIAL
Two New Workers Escaped Conviction
Two and Half Years Ago Alleged

New York, Feb. 2S.--Trial of Cor
nelius J. Flood and Robert a. O'Brien.
policemen recently indicted for first
degree murder in connection with
investigation of the police depart
ment was on the calendar in the
court of general sessions today.
They are accused OF having fired
shots that caused the death IL
years ago of a / 3 year old boy. They
escaped conviction at the time, it is
alleged. through corruption of police
records.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
Miss Leila PinkS.

Rev. Henry w. Maier, pastor Of
the First Congregational church, OFF,
ciated at the funeral of Miss Leila
Hall Pinks which was held this aft
ernoon ut $50 at the Erwin Nor
tuary chapel. Burial was in Fair
view cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
Deaths and Funerals.
Anna Del SignOre.

The funeral of Anna Del Signore
was held this morning at o'clock
from st. Mary's church. Mass was
conducted by Father Walter a. Nc
Cram. The burial was in st. Mary's
new cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
LONG FEDERAL DOCKET

Judge Thomas May Have Record
Breaking Scssion-Mail Clerk First
New Haven, Feb. 2S.-A long dock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
DISCUSS MANDA'

Paris. Feb. 2S.-Th9
league Of nations tOda|
reply to be sent to
governments note ca
dates. 1t is believed 4
the Washington COVER
public the text OFT
answer
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
REDUCE II. X. EMPLOYEES.
Federal Judge Authorizes Schedule OF
Rcductions-loadB BANKRUPT,

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 2s.--Fcderal
Judge 8. II. Sibley. signed an order
authorizing n reduction effective
March l OF wages OF employees OF tho
a ALBANIA and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
Weather Conditions.

The disturbance which has caused
unsettled weather in this vicinity dur
ing the last "a hours is now central
on the southern New England coast
and Will pass out to sea today. An
other disturbance is central over up
per Michigan Pleasant weather pre-
walls in other districts east of the
Rocky Mountains except in the Lake
region and New England. The tenn
perature is about normal in the
northern districts
Conditions favor for this vicinity
unsettled weather followed by fair
and not much change in temperature.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-02-28
PRESENT STORM is
PASSING TO SEA
Winds Diminishing In Violence Pre-
dictcd by Weather Sharps-No
Temperature Change.

For New Haven and vicinity: Part
ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
Connecticut: Cloudy tonight and
Tuesday; not much change in tenn
perature; strong shifting winds be-
coming westerly and diminishing to-
night.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-22

ma severozapadnim rohu ma
mesti a poprye V historic .osady
spravedlnost byla pod vlast-
MIN krovem. 4
Dne %. prosince, 1914, dsi-
linn Alfredo Kelleyho a jmych,
Cleveland byl inkorporovan ia
ko yesnice a 5. ceryna 1915,
pryni vesnicka volba byla ko-
mana S dvanacti volici, 2 nichz
dev6t obdrzelo urady, Alfred
Kelley byl zNolen predsedou.
Toto byl nejduleziteisi po-
krok Clevelandu We dvaceth lie.
tech co osada trvala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-22
|

znatovatelu hranic a tech,
kdoz cesty vyhledavali. V
1907 pracovano bylo ma pla-
mech ma u~tvoreni noveho okre-
lsu TT jenz mel byti nazyan
Cuyahoga z okresu Trum-
bull a cast Geauga, avSak no
w okres nebyl sorganisovan az
0 til roxy pozd6ji.
V move osad6 zavladl ely
ruch a RUNE plany ma jejI
zVelebeni navrhovany lidmi,
ktefi vid6li do budoucnosti.
IBylo poukazovano, re vodni
draha, spoiujici reku Cuyaho-
ga S Muskingum podnitila by
pokrok. L0terie, 5 mnohymi
cenami, V tastce $4,000, byla
navrhoVana a ohlaSena. Nebyl
jySak zadny tab, COZ naznacu-
lie, jak souGasny kronikar kou-
save poznamenava, re osadnici
nebyli Tide hazardni.
Naroky indianskych kmenu
ma uzemi tvofici Reserve byly
urovnany a panovalo presved-
ceni, re 5 timto uroVnanim mi
nula jedna 2 nanejvySe znepo-
kojujicich stranek pionyrsk6-
no ziVota. ZbaviVSe Sc techto
starosti, osadnici v6noVali pozor
most pristavu. Zajem byl OIL
ven zejmena tim, re V 1909
Joel Thorpe zbudoyal Sally,
skinner snosnosti pull tuctu tun
a koneGn6 Sc podaTilo dostati
Ijej pres pisecny nanos. To byI
ash pocatek cleVelandskeho
prumyslu lodniho staVitelstyi.
V pristim roce Lorenzo Carter
zbudoval sluSnou iod' pr upa-
Il Superior cesty a poimenoVal
ii The Zephyr. Byl to skinner
o triceti tUnach snosnosti a sta
Iyitel cekal ma vysokou vodu,
'%nez-ii mohl dostati jej ma jeze-
iro.
Dne /. kvetna, okres Cuya-
hoga byl sorganisovan S Gle
velandem Jake okresnim 81
diem. Tento rok lest i jinak W
znamny, nebot' zaznamenan
jest prIjezd pryniho cleveland
'skeho adyokata, Alfredo Kel-
Ileyho a clevelandskeho prvni-
no lekafe, Or. Dayida Tonga,
mladych muzu, kteri dosahli
Vynikajiciho postaveni We spo-
.letncsti a kteri 5 Levi Johnso-
mem, cleVelandskym prynim
stavebnim kontraktorem
tyz pristehoVal Sc y 1909 -
tyorili neobycejne uzitecnou
troiici. Jednim nejzajimav6j-
SIGH emu kelleyho bylo znayu-
nakresleni nejprVnejSi mapy
Clevelandu, proVedene Amo-
sem Spaffordem a byla ia nj
%naznatena kazda stapba, OBJ
chodni i residencni tehdy sta
Nalici. Toto bylo Y 1914. Bylo
meme nez-li ttyricet mack ma
teto mape a obyvatelstvo osa-
dy Y tie dobe nemohlo citati Vi
ce nez 10.
Dne ). ceryna 1910, pryni
zasedani move utyoreneho O.
kresniho soudu bylo Romano v
kram6 Eliase a Harvey Muir
ray-uv, ia dolni Superior al.
Y 1912 y Clevelandu konala
syui tabor okresni milice. V
temze roce, 24. cerVna, Indian
Omic, uznany vinnym zavraz-
denim dvou loVcu were, byl O.
besen Y severozapadni cast
Public Squaru.
Valka y 1872 privodila OBJ
dobi velikeho neklidu y osade.
ZpraVa O vZdani Sc HULA V
Detroitu Y srpnu zpusobila sko-
10 paniku. Ohrada byla ziize-
ma bllze upatl Seneca ulice,
zvana Fort Huntington a stra-
re bedlive y~yhlizely nepritele.
Dne 10. tervna cast briticke
flotilly byla spatrena blize pfi-
Stayil. aySak ZmiZpla ! nrud-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-22

Historic Clevelandu tVofi
objemn6 syazky, ale nikdy ne
byl utiH6n pbkus rodati il we
zhustene forme pise ye
zdej5im plain Dealer" w. X.
Rose. Zde jest pokus yypra-
Yeti 0 dulezitych udalostech 4
prynich dob Clevelandu \ le-
topisnem pofadku Sc zretelem
ma jlch ddIezitost pro pokrok a
rozvoj Oboe.
kdyz -. corvence, 1896,
gen. Moses Cleayeland a jeho
stoupenci plaricl Sc 20 jezere
Z tabora " Conneaut, prepra-
viii Sc pres pIsecny nanos u IL
sti feky Cuyahoga, bylo nepo-
chybne malo toho, 60 upoutalo
jeijch zylastm pozornost.
Playci obratili predek lodi k
Vychodu 4 resIovali pres mel
Ky tok k mistu. kde mdianska
stezka sbihala k fece, bllze
upati pritomue st. Clair Ave
nue., a yystoupivse ma pahorek
etrmlcl mad mimi. nash tales
nenou vyy}seninu. ma nlz mela
Sc u budoucnostI lozkiadat
metropole pristine statu Ohio.
Iddna takoHa Hidiaa neyy-
ystala ysaA pred ocima muzu d
Connecticut, jichz iediuou my
SIenkou onoho pamatnaao Ger
NeneoHeho odpoledne bFla phi
praya vecernlho jidla q tabo-
riste na noe Jim prlstI Cleye-
land byl pouze Town u, Range
Twelve a nc iineho
Ony letnl u podlimal mesica
1896 zaamenaly pilne dny pro
pionJlske zememtrlce. Ro4aez
oval Sc hlomoz poeinaHclho
yzboufenl Zememeiiti byii ne
spokoieni 81 stgmi shromnImi
odmenami Il poZadoNaj dll no.
Yeho uzemi. Cen. CIeaVeland
uznal, ~ umantaost hude asi
nejmoudrelsi "a stayajieIch o.
kolnosti a sRolil, ably township.
iejz zememttic Moses Warren
naval Euclid, dan byl iaho
dodatetna odmena nespokojen
cum. Dohodnut toto bylo po-
depsdno NSemi sucaslucalni y
posledni den zari 4 jedina vaz-
ia episoda vypra>y tim skon-
Cena.
Vymer pristine ms~ta apo
cal rs. zaif i BY skomen i.
iiina. Z tohoto lm6ru pfvni
mapa Clevclaado, pricttana ~
memerici Amesa spa6ordovi,
byla zhotoVGa
PozdeH podzimu geaelaip-
| l-I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-22
Z DAVNE Historic CLEVELANDU

! IINnl nONOf0cnl den Y OSa-
de naSeI jenom diva obyvatele,
Joba a Tabithu, ale potet
g2rostl prichodem prvniho dit
ka, narozeneho Y Clevelandu
Charles Phelps Stilese. S pri-
Jezdem hartovy eXpedice oby-
NatelstVo bylo dOcasne roz-
mnozeno. Pax prisel Lorenzo
Garter a James Kingsbury a
Nathaniel Doan, ktefi byli me-
II tenn prVnimi pionyry.
v 1874 smrt zasahla do ma
Ie obcc, kdyz David Eldridge,
elem dfuhe eNpedice, utonul pri
btodeui Sc pres Black reku.
Byi pochoyan ma Tote 81, mezi
Prospect a Huron uI., ma vych.
atrant Ontario ul., kde byl prv
ni htb]top cleHelandsky.
Osada rostla yelmi zvolna.
1871 K nj tezlly prstup a Ike
p5emu maiarie tam radlIa.
Adyz 1imnice v|ypudila zubo-
ze.le osaduiky v 1899, Natha-
njela Doana, cleyeIandskeho
prNalho koyare mezi mimi, je-
dina bila rodlaa zust¥a V
CIeNeIaHdu, byid oua hosClnske
ho Lorenzo Caltefa. V 1898
pryni snatek cletelandsky, O.
men Williama Clementa a CHI.
iachesog6, oslaven byl V Carte
rove hostinci.
V 1900 til dalsi rodiny pri-
SIS 4 mezi noIymi prichozimi
bgl David Bryant, ienz posta-
Fil pltdl clet landsAou VINO
palau * pfIs.jn roce. Byl to
Aelmi naly 1ayod, kde whisky
plleaa = pseaice. Y 1900, PRIV
nj krestaashy mis,iouar, pryni
kazatel ,angeD4. Rev. Joseph
Badger, reyolucm yoiak, konal
pr1ai 6ohoslazby pod sir5m
nebem y male osade.
Dne /. cerrence, 1901. uda-
Ia Sc prlni spolecenska ida
lost Cieyeianda. a slice konan
byl piles n Cagteroye hostIaci a
- Dasleduiieim roce Samuel
huntington, pIisti gaTefaer O.
hia, icden : nejproslulei5ich
prvnlch pioaJru, pristehoval Sc
do osady. Due ). dubna, 1902,
pr>ni town. seauze Sc sedmi
osobani pIitomnlmi byla
konaua.v domot6 james Kings
buryho. v ttmze foec ieste du-
lezitei5i udaload bylo zalozeni
pr1nf cleYeland.ta skoly. By
Ia vyucorana slecnou Annou
Spaffordonou, " plednim pc
kon srubu maiola Lorenzo
, 1921-08-05
TRAFFIC BUSES
ARE C0NGEsT[D
IN DIES MONIES
City Finds 1t Hard Work to
Get Along Without Street
Cars; Transportation
Means Discussed.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aug. 5-citizens
II Des Moines started this morning on
their second day without street cars.
Every sort OF a vehicle aEain was
pressed Into service in efforts to re-
C h ~consested buses.
Councilman John W. Budd. commits
stone OF public safety.
hat no will back a movement today
to graf SSs men assurance OF one
yea $ use OF Des Moines street,. Bus
men say that N this assurance is Sc,
surcd. they will spend from $4,000 to
1905 600 Immediately to equip add.
tonal buses in an effort to provide
adequate service for the thousands OF
persons requiring daily ~transporta
lion.
Three secret conferences OF business
men were held yesterday with a view
20 providing an adequate ~transporta-
lion system. There are rumors cur.
tent to the effect hat negotiations
we're under way which might restore
sar service within a week.
Street a company officials con.
tinue to make 1t clear. however, that
The original demands for elimination
Of buses must be met.
, 1921-08-05

GAMPAIGN IS LAUNCHED

DR.. John e. Cornell. district medl.
cal administrator OF district IL, and y.
O. Gullctte. executive officer OF the
district for the war risk insurance bu.
reau, are in Casper laying plans for
the cleanup Campaign which is con
tempiated to enable government
agencies to contact every ~ex-servfce
mar who has n claim OF compensa.
ton from the government. This in.
cludes all men who have claim for
medical treatment.
The war risk insurance bureau wiz
cooperate with the American Legion,
the Red Cross and other local organi-
cations to see hat every man who has
. claim is contacted and given a
chance to present his case. This is
the first result OF steps taken to de.
centralize governmental bureaus in
handling the claims of former service
men.
, 1921-08-05
ONE KILLED IN PRAGUE RIOT.

PRAGUE. Checho-siovakia, Aug. s.
workman was killed and others
at Auszing. Wednesday. when
a crowd of Germans clashed with
gendarmes md DICTIONARIES.
The feeling between the Czechs and
the Germans at recent sittinrs of the
Prague parliament reached tho point
where II was necessary to call out the
parliament guard.
, 1921-08-05
Laramie-C Cheyenne
R~otarians to Join
in Picnic, Report

CHEYENNE. Wye. Aug. 5.-The
Rotary clubs OF Laramie and Chey-
enne Will join in a picnic in the noun.
tains between the w cities on an
August date yet to be selected. The
Cheyenne Rotarians have accepted
the Laramie R~otarians' invitation for
such an outing. and have appointedsa
committee to cooperate with a Lara
mic committee in making arrange
ments.
, 1921-08-05
NO MEXICAN CRISIS.

NEW YORK. Aug. LAS Mott.
rias asserts that there is no cabinet
crisis in Mexico. IT adds tina the
Observation-Disclosures has received no no.
lice of the reported intention Of Sec.
rotary Pani and other members OF
the cabinet 10 give up their portfolios.
, 1921-08-05

a runaway hlimp that left the Rock
away naval air station at .i5 p m.
THREE occupants landed with para
chutes. leaving the balloon TO drift
north. unnamed.
, 1921-08-05
+ Rockies
Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest neel
Of feeling ashamed Of your freckles.
as o~thIne-doubie strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely spots
Simplss get an ounce or Othinc-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little OF 1t night and
morning and o should soon see thar
wen the worst freckles have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1T is seldom
that more than an ounce is needed
TO completely clear the skin and gain
n beautiful clear complexion. !
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine rs his is sold under
guaranfee OF money back If 1t falls
to remove freckles.-Adv.
, 1921-08-05
u S. BALLOON
is EN- E
IN BIG RACE

AKRON o.. Aug. 5.-The free bal.
loon. City OF Akron. has been desig.
aated by the Aero Club of America as
'nc of two American contestants for
the James Gordon Bennett in~terna.
ional balloon race trophy at Brussels,
Belgium. September is. it was an.
7ounced here today.
, 1921-08-05

L Rigs Of the y. s. Brown Mer-
camille company. has returned to the
city after spending some time on a
business trip TO Denver.
, 1921-08-05
RunuUdy BLimp
Heading North

NEW YORK. Aug. s-Headauar.
OF the third naval district here
TO-DAY sent out a general alarm for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27
IVY OLSON GOES TO BAT
500 TIMES THIS Season

Ivy Olson Of the Robins was the
first player to go to the bat 500 times
when he faced jeff Pfeffer Of the Car.
dinals on August 10, repeating his
1920 performance, but 1t was on Au.
gust % Of last year before he went to
the bat his five hundredth time.
Jeff Pfeffer of the Cardinals, when
he beat the Braves on August "a.
made 1t six games in a row.
Bill Southworth of the Braves came
to a stop on August 20 by Wilbur
Cooper of the Pirates after a batting
streak that ran for nine consecutive
games, polling out fifteen hits in thirty.
eight times at the bat for a percentage
of 1895.
When Fred Toney OF the Giants beat
the Cardinals on August 81, II made
five wins in succession for him.
Joe Schultz of the Cardinals wa.
stopped on August 81 by Fred Toney
of the Giants after hitting safe in
seven games, polling out nine hits in
twenty-five tries for an average of
$50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27
JAPS CARRYING
ODDS IN COURT
MATCH TODAY
Likely to Tackle U. S. in chaI-
Ienge Round for Davis
Cup.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 27.-Aus-
tralia's hard. smashing tennis stars
were scheduled to face the Japs at
the Casino here today in the final
matches of the Davis cup ties to de-
termine which shall tackle the Amer
leans in the challenge round.
The odds were In favor OF the
little yellow men Of Nippon who have
won two of the three ma'enes
played, but supporters OF the An
tipodean team were hopeful that
Big Jim Anderson and Jack Hawkes.
or Clarence Todd Nigh pull the vic
tory out of the fire.
Anderson and Hawkes. were schod-
uled to meet Kumagae and Schimidzu
in the singles today at 1880 and
2:30 o'clock and Anderson's chances
of coming through to a victory were
bright in face of the fine brand OF
tennis he displayed in the doubles
yesterday.
Hawkes. ability to go through with
his match against Schimidzu was a
question this morning. The burns
in his racquet arm from accidental
collision with hot steam pipe were
decidedly painful, but he was de-
termined to play IL possible.
While Hawkes. is admittedly a
better player than Todd. the chance
OF the latter beating Schimidzu was
considered fairly good. Todd has a
terrific service and the Jap player
does not relish such opposition as he
has proven in the matches played so
far between the two teams.
Anderson, according to his ad-
mirers, would not have lost 10
Kumagae in the singles had he been
on his game and they are banking
on him TO even up the score against
the hard plugging Japs and thus
leave II 10 whoever meets Schimidzu
to fight II out for the odd victory in
five.
Another beautiful day was the
order for the playing of the final
Davis Cup ties and tho rally made
by the Australians yesterday brought
out fairly large and expectant
crowd. A bright. hot sun beat down
on Anderson and Kumagae when
they came onto the courts to warn,
up and the absence of steady
breeze helped them get into stroke
without half trying. According 10
the plans OF the Australians this
morning Hawkes. Will 20 through
with his match against Shimidzu
this afternoon.
Anderson won the first sat, Go by
superior all-around playing.
Kumagae evened UP the match by
winning the second set, ID. Ander
sons wildness helped the Jap consid
erably though he played a careful
and sometimes brilliant game.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27
.RL|NGTONMEN
SETTLE PLANS
FORbALL GAMES
County Series Will Start Sep
TENDER 4, With Eight Clubs
Competing.

At a meeting of the Arlington
County Amateur Baseball Association
'Ield last night at Clarendon, Va, the
following officers We're elected TO
conduct the series:
T. NJ. Jones, chairman; David N.
Hull. secretary. and w. G. BUDDING.
treasurer.
There are eight clubs representing
the series, and each club was allowed
twenty-five players.
The series is divided into two sec.
lions as follows: Section A-Arling-
ton. Ballston, Falls Church and Del
Ray. Section B-Clarendon, Cherry
dale, Glen Carlyn and Caprica.
The series. will open Sunday. Sep
TENDER 4: all games will start at
p. m.
This series Is expected to be the best
drawing card of the season, and
large crowds are expected to be out
at these games.
The clubs are composed of the best
ball players in the county, and thern
will be some very interesting games
played.
The association will hold it's next
meeting. Monday night. August 20,
at p. m, in Clarendon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27
KN|CKERS GET
BAFTLESREADY
FORFULL WEEK
Pride OF Georgetown Meets
coppers Today, and Silver
Spring Tomorrow }

Knickerbocker A. c. players will
have stiff opposition today and to-
morrow on their home field in George
town. The Hollow has been put In
shape for today's contest with the
Metropolitan Police club, and for to-
morrow's game with the Silver Spring
club. leader in the Montgomery
County League race.
Today Finney Kelly will step on the
rubber for the coppers. 1t Is expected
that Mccarthy will do the box
honors for the Knicks.
Manager Joe Kearney has arranged
a game for September 81 with the
Printing office for the Hollow at
so %. m. On September the Knicks
win engage the knights of Columbus
All-Stars at American League Park.
On September 3 the knicks would
like a contest. The date Of September
4 will be given over to a game with
the fast Tenleytown nine on the
Knicks Field, while on Labor Day the
Knicks will go. to Purcellville, Va, to
encounter the Virginians in double
hill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27

1t Is difficult to see just how the
French fund could benefit by a match
between the Wimbledon winner and
The holder Of the American title UNI
less the matches were staged by them
selves.
Interested In Series.
Both A. d. de Joannis. the vice
president OF the French Federation.
and Mile. Lenglen at the present time
are much more interested In the pro-
posed series against the great Morse
player. as they feel that much of the
success OF Mile. Lenglen's proposed
tour hinges on a rehabilitation OF her
prestige.
1t is needless to say that this suf-
fered considerably by the dramatic
climax at Forest Hills. and there was
considerable gossip around the club
house that some Of the organizations
which were eager to book Mile Leng.
en- were not SO keen to go through
nth their plans. The National Asso-
.iation has denied this and stated yes
.rday that several additional appli-
atoms had been received for her TO
.ay in exhibition matches.
Satisfied With Improvement.
Mile. Lenglen visited a throat spe-
list yesterday and was well salts
d with the Improvement that he
red In her bronchial tubes. Mrs.
,llory is due to rest up a bit, too.
oause II would hardly be fair to
her to compete until she has
ly recovered from the strain OF
championship.
No player Of the fair sex ever had
10 through a harder siege to hold
II title. Sturdy as she Is, there
.tust have been a sapping OF her
hysical resources in those last TWO
memorable matches against Mrs.
.Sundy and Miss Browne.
Mr.. de Joannis is anxious to have
a series OF three matches, but the
national organization has decided
that matters should not be rushed
and a date set so that each will be
in the best possible condition.
The officials are now considering
the details and will make definite
announcement within Few days.
There is a possibility that the French
girl will play in mixed doubles at
IIoston next Monday II she continues
to improve. This would be the best
possible thing for her, as 1t would
furnish her a first-class opportunity
TO get back in her stride. -
While 1t is impossible to pass judg-
ment on the real skill of Mile. Leng-
len by what she showed at Forest
Hills, most followers of the sport who
watched the wonderful play OF Mis-
tress Molla are firmly convinced that
as she Is aging now there Is no one
who can beat her among the fair sex.
/ Beyond the question Of skill, tech.
niqu6 and stamina, Mrs. Mallory Will
now have the additional advantage OF
| the mental hazard"