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The Bismarck tribune., 1921-09-23
EVANS J VICTOR
IN HARDF|IGHT
]. IN GOLF PLAY
Champion Defends Title Defeat,
ing New York Man in Fine
Golf Exhibition

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The Bismarck tribune., 1921-09-23
BY ROY GROVE.

Two pitchers, both world series vet
Grams, have been largel.' responsible
for the Garrison finish in the American
League race this season
Meaning, to be specific Carl Mays
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-09-23

of the Yanks and Stanley Coveleskie
of the Indians
Mays, while with the Red Sox, went
through two OF the big time perform
ances, while Coveleskie earned himself
the name Of "Iron Mar" in 1920 when
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-09-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMEnlVAN ASSUVNNIIUN.
Minneapolis, 13; Louisville, 5.
Columbus, SIS; Kansas City, Ia.
Toledo. 16 Milwaukee,
st. Paul, s; Indianapolis, S.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-09-23

NJ WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB
NE1iiifston, NJ D., Sept. ,ee33-.MOre
than lo5 local office women and teach
.egrs may be included III q new social.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
Three Men Held
As BoOtleggers

Deputy United States Marshal sharp
brought ln from kiuFsvlllc yesterday
three men charged Boo federal uoufi
with smuggling and having in their
posseHHlon awuEElcd liquor one ~
The mon war an American swing his
namo na Tom Mahoncy Tho other two
were MuAicara whose NAMES were not
learned The liquors confaentpd OF
the time ~ Tho arrest consisted Of flf-
tv-arvcn hotfirr OF tclulla and ton
BOTTLES of nFuurdlente. The mon were
placed in tbr county jail to await the
action of toe federal grand Jury
Word was vecclv'd from pustomt ~
ncou at F0ifufrlna yesterday aftor
noon That two fnon iust VIOLA and o..
nltollo hnd hnrn ARRESTED and IA hot
tles 20 toauilu had boon takrn from
them. Warfanta charging them with
sWuRgllng Nrit laaurd Us Clerk of ihe
Federal Court Mount nud Deputy Mar
Hhul Sharp Was instructed 80 gn to
Falfurriaf after the mon.
WAN tht last flNc men nrrrstod f0r
violation of The prohibition and SINUS
rllnp laws. the f,delHl ErHnd lurN Wul
De- called un Geo arf in fhr clspH uf
eight mon now Boz iho Nuocea county
1ah
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
BERLIN SEES
COMMUNIST PLOT

,onunuod rrom rage ons
order without InlulHifluniUE troops
frnm thr central government AZ me
FnmD Time ho conceded that ihc prua
sion rrcmIif rnl.cn which have haon
NfNlluE with ihU revolt were uuuflv
equipped fn Huhduc nn armed rebellion
ihc Mat uuv Boo urHgfpH in Ino Mans
field dltfrltu HH fhr police tre limit
cd tu hThi Ur,u1mcni and permitted
only one enHll cuihpr machine cin
cnmutr tu tNOHt 500 mon. They are
not supplied with field artillery which
is cspccihu' aroded Boz The present
action
'in Eisichcn" said the minister. FOUR
fnrcra captured iht, hts,s nRyhiug
guns from tho communists whose
equipment not only iH equal. hut often
Superior go Ours"
iiorr ssvrrlnr lH supposed 10 he
chiefly rsHponaihlr for the nrusAan
governments determination to DIS
ncnFr with rriChWrhr troops OBJ the
nrcHunt rlfuafium HH ihrlr uHr was
cunsldVtcd likely Go prove provocative
tO tho lahur elements security poe
lice 10 The number Of 5000 were opcr-
uflnr in thrr" groups be uiid0 and
were making satisfactory progress in
ruundlnn up iht irurEentH ne as
sorted that thp present nutnrUtk once
more demonstrated the inadruunck nt
dcrnanvs informal defensive nueucics
lu critical situations because uf the
Limitations nrcscrihcd ny the peace
treaty.
Although the present riotlrs BE- cons
fined to relatively small area. tald
The minister. " nevertheless calls for
airong forces similar outbreaks nt
this time in thc Ruhr rrriun. iho SAXON
mid other Industrial Regions Do added
would phCe thD country and ihr pupn
latlun in rnNfst Jeopardy. hrrHuff 20
no email aud rs idolN shattered dctcnH-
lNp forces 90 ltH diauuHal
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

Goodness remarked Orp tac Gi.
rtffs to hlmsfli happily TIN glad
folks nkt me beat 90 an the clIcuH'"
BE- couldn't remark this Go anybody
pirc because EiraffUH cannot talk nor
make a sound. FilppgtY-tmp, porch
"a on tor nf hia head Grps head
mean. knew ihis and suddenly Thought
~ sumcthinr NlncN'" Boo whispered
give me- n piece of ynur Language
Charm that che MnEichi Mu-hrnnm
gave sou . want ihls fellow 90 talk
want tu know what hos thinking
ahuut
Nurcy broke 30 piece of hcf charm
ihU lininr uuf Hf fhe Nushrnnfns hH'
ana ilirpeft. Flap tucked 30 into n cor.
nUr ~ GYu.s mouth 90 cnurar fhr I'll.
f1ffr dldn'f know a. fnl the fairymnu's
touch was light hui feeling something
iu his mouth. the rlrlffc swallowed %
at0nco "Mvf" he exclaimed ~ foci
very queer Ever $50 queer And what
A. that sound Nhv. Z do believe lt'r
voicc i'Nc gof voice nf last fiuf.
rny And ho asa lttio dance be- hia
excitement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

maius az normal force The logic
ol ihc situation is That The rail
road lmk must Boz adjusted 20 ais
even pull
There Is uo man who viii deny
DE right of railroad labor io rci
a to which % IS entitled. ih,
only question is OF how Gar the
railroad men may maintain lhe
immense disparity of their net
pay over That In other lines. We
have seen sigu, of appreciation OF
the situation among ihc really big
leaders of iator. -hni rhC mm0r
leaders aBd the rank and liic ere
slow Ia appreciate il Vet therc
must be appreciation ~ ne facts
and action 20 euualige wages nll
over the country before wc may
have national prosperity.
Under conditions of today aiul
the Imminent conditions OF 10.
morrow there lies menace Of ue.
iionsl calamity that shall engulf
the man who draws railroad pa,
as surely as Il viii nit his brother
who works ON The farm Il Is
high time for drawing sharp
knife through prejudice. custom
or anything absolutely anythhir
that permits this country IA
raise great crops and yet stnggci
toward disaster
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
INQUIRY TO AID
WAR VETERANS

utd De- anxious iu have thc errtirr
lripruNnd. NumuNss suEgeatinnr have
lsfou offered hmh rhivf amnnf them
b. American lrEiuu plan uf ulaoluE
ail government ngNuploH dealing with
HtrNlcc men ln one bureau
l'rlur to the funforcuCC today tho
president aud Mira Harding. accom- /.
rhnied hv Air Dawes attended ihr
hurniuR F,rvipe 40 Calvary Baptist
church uuflnr the afternoon Ma
itardiuR sfrullrl through the White
liuuHu Hrnunda With his guests and
Later went autou,ehilo riding with Mra.
llardius
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

Easter came t0 the north n tor
rents of rain and bitter billiards,
but 'he lesson of the day may
have been as emphasized by con.
trast MS by the glorious weather
which accompanied the period of
observance in the Southland.
Easter reaches deep into life in
which sunshine lives and which
shadow and storm can not pcnc.
irate Thr day is our day. rs we
make b. lu IL we are alone for.
ever with sour thoughts and be-.
licfs. Association halis and man
stands solitary.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

Former Secretary Bryan is go
years old and attributes his ex.
ccllent health 20 doing great
deal of walking. We seem 20 re-.
monho his doing deal Of rua
ming also sod he IS suspected N
rad'rvss 20 run again. bat W.
uusi ne VIII coniinnc 10 walk Anl
not take aGy chances
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
FRAzEe SUES meiNNie.
HEO SOx FIRST nASEMA

~ The Associated rrcsa
noHTON. MaaH. March % "atuffy"
Mclnuia. first haaUmsu ui ihu Rcd Cox.
has boon served with u uuiirr of au
action in contract hN - " lrn2oc.
nlrHldcut ~ the lucni American league
club. 10 compel McluniH tu show cause
why be should not rapport fur play with
the club The action iH rcturnablp On
court.
Mcinuir who reunmod at hume
while bits iDum mntrH were in train.
inr at Hot Sprlngs, air. hocausc aai-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
TEACHER KILLED WHILE
RACING TO CATCH TRAIN

RUSSELLVlLLE Ark March 27.-
Ass Nellie Casey. teacher 1T domestic
eclcnsc in The state normal school al
Conway and her hrother. Pred Casey
aged ~, were killed today when an
automobile Ia which they we're racing
a. this ritv "a catch q train awerved
pom the road anu overturned.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

'Hui .nhout this cifcus husincHs.
im eeumr vufrlrd' siid nr sudden
N never know that I vas Hc ppp
ulaI with people Htdn enc lruHi iden.
nf Air,rf ahuuid have irft
Nhuc, and Nirk nrd ihr itirywnn
how Jumped down ana stood directly
Zoo f.unt uf him Gsp lowered ahuN"
them in stnrlnd HmA temcni
Gnuducae'" naia ho hfc Nnn thr
NuiptHT
'Ycs" nodded Nancy And We
wnni sou 90 ECO back Co thc circus
with uH
20 ccrianis should snid Gyp only
thrt DON'T giyo uu mlnosa leaves there
Go UHt
r1lDpriy flap pointed 20 his enor.
muua shocH
n con fake allows enough tn last YOU
o. year," hc promised "rhvag ahusa ave
rovunt irurfHF
"Au RIGHT" agreed gfr eagerly.
"fItH hO off eco ougD
which Shows what fnttory viii do.
and lHrrc ahnos. to sNY nothing of witH.
Ito nt C0ntuuodl
naf ~ -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
TEMPLE LAD KILLED
sN FALLING GAS PIPE
nv ~ AaslrIalea -,

ny ANN NhhlfiNffn l.fffH
ftAl'fE r,sat March "a CIur
enrO Tim iA. tn al 4 q. HIM. was
perhaps fatally nmtcd thia mornlng
Nhen O. twenty foot section nf I'd 1M
NNh FNs piur tpU WNr five foot
lhtluFh the alr ari hit him on she
head The Acfldtnt hsupcnrd 800 the
rrhhr square furlrs Gas ralsma
ceremony tuf gas piro h,mF ran np
Yinngsidc me flag lolp ln ap effort
~ ADJUST ihe repe on the pulley nt
ihe ton uf the pole Tho uprcr scction
Uf thf plnu shaft hcclmt uninined dur,
inr Tho process fnlling and strikinF
ihe Nouih
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
Mary Jane and the Woodpecker

NNE day after school was out, Mary
Jane was going home when abe heard
~ somebody hammering away up IN
abe tree. Mary hadn't any idea what any
body could be fixing away up in the tree. so
she stopped 10 look, and walked around and
around the tree.
Finally she saw old Pete Pecker away up
nj the top Of the tree hammerng away and
looking for beetles under the bark Pete
Picker looked down on her and said, Have
you anything good TO eat IN that lunch basket
cfyours1 haven't found beetle for an hour,
and I'm aw-ful-ly hungry"
Mary Jane said, You come right down
here and I'll give you a nice big piece Of
bread. spread with the most delicious syrup
you ever tasted IN your whole life"
Pete Pccker hoped down, and helped
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

Train bandits have been having
q long run OF easy money. but
There are indications chat the tel
doucy OF train crews 10 shoot 10
diil win discourage the bandits
after while.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

AIRY aud bonus allowances had not been
sdiuHiod a,id hu WINS not concerned
over The action
~ signed contract iu 1918 Che firsi
inspmun said My salary n suWVN'
fsinseu pnid me "a bonus mst November.
49, ihlnfa stand now. De- has made me
.nn offer of proposal ~ IL aimiiar na-
iurc this year"
Nriuuls nld Doe wns not hold ont
in thr ordinary sens" because ho teh
ho WHa entitled 90 consideration be-
yund the terms ~ bis written agree
mont.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
- VIZ You MANr

ChwnlO dvspcptica CON eat anything
10 fheg viii tnkr FuWlW'a stomach
Wnhcrs after cach meal - ali druG
EiHts-- tAdv1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
T0rnadoeS Take
LiUeS IN States
OF Middle West

Wv Two HhHHIfiiNfNN N'feHa
FONDA. Iowa March 1I The toi
nndo ihni rfrui thr southeast section
of fonda last nirht injured fourteen
nrrsons aud causcd property damage
nf 500 nn0 90 wns learned TODAY. So
one was injured fatally.
o. Whn Ausrrlnfrd Press
WOKTHfNCTON. MINI March a.
--nnnmre caused hv the tornado which
swept % path giEhff f,iia wide und
thirty five miler lunH Through Mobiles
county late Saturday tndnF wpa elected
at close Ca 5000 400 Tho number ~
doad taniFht totpicd two.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
GENERAL STRIKE
LESS TO BE FEARED

iu lhc frtersburHcr nniT Berlin. tho
police firlng 0n The mob hllline two
0f ifs number and yvuuudine sryrral
nlhrr wiNs Berlin dispatch io the
GetHral News
Saturday nigh communists made au
NNuri Ca blow up the gnllrnnd lridrc
uen the Charattcuhurg station They
aniV suscecded however ln deslroyine
B, Pew of che pillars
IlAl.l.E, Germany Marfh ef Conn
nnmiAtH tonight attacked abe building
~ the Iiaileschr Zeirung thp Pan Ger
man organ bore baud 2gcnade was
hurled into the hulldine wuundinE two
~ ~ bcOupnntH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

tho INST English nnlc we printed
1886.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28
MnLloaAiae LuMaERMAN Dlas

~ Tire As@lciated Fvean
CHATTA NOOGA. Tenn. March sg -
4. y Phillips, 80. millionaire lumber.
man ~ Flint. Mich, dropped dead herr
today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

LOOK FOR ne newt ssory about Mary Jsss
and old BsIdfsco me Horse"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

Mary get her basket open. Pete wiped his
bill of with his feet, and said he was IN
ready TO eat al any time. So between them.
they finished every crumb Of tho lunch TINT
Mary had left from school. And then they
told stories and gossped until II was tinln
for Mary TO go home and help her mother
yet supper ready.
Mary made up her mind that Mary ,ans
Syrup u SO very good that she ought TO tell
everybody in the world about il, so as not
to be selfish.
And that's why folks everywhere today
are using Mary Jane Syrup on their wafflea.
pancakes and corn bread, and say ito the beat
syrup anybody ever tasted.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-28

(copyrIoh, iO2i. N. E.Al
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31
BROOKLYN

Sunday afternoon Mir. and Mrs Luther M. Keith of Putnam called on Judge and Mrs. T. D. Pond and Mrs. N A. WItter.
 Dr. R. P. Bennett of Providence came in his automobile Wednesday for his wife, who has been visiting her par ents, Judge and Mrs. T. D. Pond, talk ing her back to Providence after din- ner
 The young people Of the Baptist church gave an entertainment in Uni tartan hall Wednesday evening, twp plays, The Sympathizers and That Rascal Pet. Music was by the Brooklyn or chestra of seven pieces. MT. King was present and sang to his banjo accom- paniment. Ice cream and cake were on sale after the entertainment.
 Mrs. N. A. Witter returned to her home in Saylesville, R. T., Thursday.
 The Misses Hall have closed their home here and returned to Providence for the winter.
 Mrs. James Lowry has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs Herbert Bletchen in West Medway, Mass. Mrs. George W. Ide has been the guest of relatives in Chaplin. The news from N. G. Williams. now in the Day Kimball hospital, is encouraging
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31
MERROW

Thursday forenoon OIin French who is employed by I. F. Wilcox, was coming down Cassidy Hill, which is very steep, on a load of wood, when a chain holding the neck-yoke broke. The horses ran and MT. French was thrown to the ground where the loaded wagon ran over him. Frank Clark heard MT. French and went to his assistance. He was unconscious when MT. Clark arrived but without help managed to get him into his automobile and took him to his home MT. Con- verse had the injured man taken to Staf- ford hospital where 1t was found that he had a crushed shoulder and a broken leg. The horses freed themselves from the wagon and were unfnjured.
 Recent guests at Guia Hill farm were A. Kibbee and daughter, Miss Ellen, from Armenia, N. Y.
 Miss Mary Warren, who has been wis iting in Putnam and Abingdon for sev- eraI weeks, has returned to Winding Brook farm.
 Miss H. l.. Morrow is having good sue cess with 8 barrel trap, having captur- ed two more sl1unks the past week.
 At Edgewood, Wednesday, October e6 at three o'clock in the living room un- der an arch of evergreen and white chrysanthemums, Miss Sarah Phebe Viii COX became the bride of Rupert Benton West of Holland eSnipsic district). The bride is the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. I. F. Wilcox ana the groom is the oldest son of Mir. and Mrs. Hibberd West of Holland.
 r. A the wedding march. II'te Bridal
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31
STAFFORD

Mir, and Mrs. Earl Bennett, with Mrs. William Bennett and her daughter. Har- riett Bennett of Hanover, spent Sunday at. the Baptist parsonage here with their former pastors family.
 The Baptist church had day full of inspiration Tuesday last. Dr. Coates and Dr. S'oat, also MT. Gates from Hart ford, gave splendid messages in the af- ternoon and in the evening pr. Sloat gave 8 stereopticon lecture. Illustrating the text book. From Survey to Service. During the lecture two illustrated songs were sung, America and 0 Beautiful For Spacious Skies. After the lecture Rev. Charles Merrill of Noank gave heart searching address. He took for his sub feet, The Second Touch of the Masters Hand. Between the afternoon and eve ming sessions the church served a splendid supper. Rev. Mr Allen of the Willington church had charge of the singing, Mr. and Mrs. Manderson also sang solos which were thoroughly enjoy ed. The sessions were we'll attended and it is hoped that such 9 day may become an annual affair.
 Rev. and Ms. Merrii and Rev. and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31

week end with relatives.
 A. ], Bill, Jay M. Shepard, Frank c. Sterry and Herbert Sanderson were in Norwich Saturday to attend the Shrmes celebration.
 John Aldrich of Manchester is sthying with friends on West Main street.
 Miss Mary Quinn of Windham visited her mother in Hartford over the week end.
 Wifred Blanchefse has purchased a touring car.
 Fifteen boys left the Y. M. c. A. Sat urday morning for a hike to Columbia Gilman
 Peter Morin of Holyoke, Mass, was visiting here over the week end.
 John M. Gager of Windhan road who was operated on at a hospital in Hart ford recently for appendicitis. is improv- ing steadily.
 Mrs. Kenneth N. RnIhouse, who was operated on in Hartford is greatly i'm proved.
 Dr. and Mrs R. I. Strickland were in this city last week prior to taking tour of the rvest.
 MT. and Mrs Daniel Shea of Provi- dence, with tkeir little daughter, Eleanor. arrived here Saturday by automobile to spend the week end with relatives Misses Helen LoRsel of New London and Clair Loisel of Hartford, were week end visitors here st the home Of their sister, Grace, of Bellevue street.
 Miss Philande E. Markham, aged 94, and her nurse, Miss Charlotte A. Bots ford, who live with Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hills, went to East Hampton, Sunday, for | a few days visit.
 1 Many local Shriners motered to Nor | wich Saturday.
 Crowds left Sunday afternoon for Mat 1 tflieu's Hill, about two miles out on the l Hartford road to witness the motorcycle contest. Three hundred dollars were of- fered. the first prize of s100 to be given 1 to the fastest climber of the hill The 1 feat was a difficult one and was very 1 interesting. There were many narrow es- 1 capes and several of the cyclers over l turned. One man, the score caller. was run into by one of the climbers and re ceived painful, though not serious. in juries. An Indian motorcycle driven by l Joseph Fortune and bearing Massa-
 chusetts license crashed inko Rec tour ing car owned and driven by Mir. Chese- bro of Willinantic, while rounding a curve in Windham. Fortune received cuts | about the head and body and were rush ed to St. JosepRs hospital for treatment, His motorcycle was smashed as 1t ran headon into the Chesbro car damaging the front left mudguard ond headlight of the
 latter. The matter was reported to the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31
COLCHESTER

Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Bigelow left Thursday for St. Petersburg, Fla, where they will spend the winter. They have been located there during the win ter season for several years.
 Rev. B. D. Remington who has been confined to his home for the past week with bronchitis is able to be out
 Daniel T. Williams has returned aft CT a weeks visit with friends i1 East Haddam.
 Mrs. J. M. Klein of New Britain is at her summer home on Broadway for a few weeks.
 There was no school here Friday the teachers attending the teachers conven- tion in the different cities in the state,
 Miss Nora Kelly has returned from 8 weeks visit with friends in Nauga- tuck
 Miss Lottte Destin left Thursday for Orange, N. J., where she will be the guest of Miss Lottie Gates
 Rev. pr. Michael A. Sullivan of Hart ford is spending 3 few days at his sum mer home On Windham avenue.
 James HorWitz was in Norwich Fri
 Edward M. Day of Hartford was in town few days the past week on a hunting trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. George B. Miller are guests of relatives in Hartford for g few days.
 Lucius G. Brown, clerk at the rail- road station is on his vacation and was in Waterbury and Wallingford for few days the past week. Mir. and Mrs. SeIden P. Sears were callers in Hartford Friday. A. H. Johnson of Willimantic was 1T town Friday.
 Daniel o'Brien was 'n Plainville over Sunday. A number from town went to Nor. wich to see the Mystic Shriners' pa rade.
 Henry 0. sorreil of North westches- ter was in town Friday.