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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-08-03
WEXFORD

Married last Wednesday at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev.
A. B. Smith, Mr. Carl Baker to Miss
Elsie Gaddy. Mr.. Baker is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Baker of the
Vaughan section and Mrs. Baker is
the charming daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Gaddy of Anson county,
N. c. The happy couple has the best
wishes of the people of Wexford.
Mr.. j. F. .Griggs and sons, Leak and
Hughie, accompanied by the writer
attended services at David's Grove
Sunday and heard a good sermon,
preached by the Rev. F. NJ. Cannon, of
Chesterfield.
Miss Mildred Smith returned home
Saturday from Winthrop College,
where she has been attending summer
school. Miss Smith reports a sue
cessful term.
The Thompson Greek w. VI. u, will
meet at the church Friday at 4 P. Nj.
1t is earnestly requested that all of
the members be present.
Some of our people from here at
tended the church life conference at
Chesterfield last week. All report a
good meeting.
A successful meeting came to a
close Sunday night at Ruby. There
were 15 baptized Sunday afternoon
by the pastor, the Rev. j. D. 'Purvis.
Mr.. Purvis did all the preaching dur
ing the week.
The Sunday School class taught by
Mr.. Clyde Burch will picnic at the
Hursey mill Saturday afternoon. All
of his class is invited to go.
Mr.. Paul Melton spent part of the
past week in Florence, S. c., with
friends.
Mr.. G. j. Lowery was in Charlotte
Saturday on business.
Miss Ruth Smith of Ruby was the
guess of Misses Mildred and Kathleen
Smith recently.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-08-03
IoTlcE OF CAMPAIGN MEETINGS

VI >ffNiE <AiSIN z 4
The remaining County Campaign
meetings will be held as follows:
Brooks Mil, Wednesday, August
10th. :.
Cheraw, Thursday, August 18th at
night.
Patrick, Friday, August 18th.
McBee, Saturday, August 10th.
Catarrh, Monday, August 21st.
Jefferson, Tuesday, August 22nd.
Pageland, Wednesday, August
23rd.
Mt. Croghan Thursday, August
oath.
Ruby, Friday, August 25th.
Court House, Saturday, August 2eth.
p. =. Brock, n. J. Houeh,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
J.F. BROMERI, D. c.

Amarillo's Original Chirooractor. hs
tsbiished five years Complete X.Ray
Service Phone lO,Sioio. New iooa
ton Western Building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Jackson, Raymond Buckner and Mr
and Mrs J. s. Hucknby.
Ar. ana Mrs. ia Watson and son.
Charles. 81 Tulsa. Okll.. were visiting
Mrs. Wa'gon's parents M and Mrs
g. q. Cook of this city
Miss Mnhlo Watkins .aturn,I Thurs
day from Wellington Nh.r. she was
% guest al the weddn. az Miss Lola
Riuge % Wellington. and ST. Pete
tlowcrs of Memphis Aus watkins
~ds accompanied hom ns Miss lruo
Moor, ~ wellington
" g. Poster con hlo NJ precinct
$780, 70. Of Gray conr.f. t.ri,rod Dos
resignation b.forc M. hmrt Hf com.
rir'iunors last MoudsH iie r.F.rna
'Ion VAS accepted hu' 0e $1,000. ms
h'en appointed
state Game ana F.h Comm. u1rcr
W " Boyd. state Deputy Darm"H and
state Deputy Brcodi0.. ~... u tH.s
Ufs on the first ~ fno weeds state
Gamo and Fish Con missioner BOYD
s,us here in the inter "a Uf o. plan Ca
place Wild turkeys. rh.ts.rfs ana deer
boo This section Of M. state" lir aIH
offered free fish tO tu.-. whu would
lprly nuw Cor next -rf.uE hrm'nis
fh" only requirement tors 'h1' 'h'
fouls and animals $50 furnished hou'd
h- protected.
Gilbert Wingo. Nuur SON 90 IT. j.
Nrgo OF this city. Va. th.u.u through
ihr windshield a. U or Tuesday OH.
This week. and though iad.. s.'"' he'd
No. vas NOT SERIOUSLY inquired th.n'it
Was assisting his fN.. Nnl y. j.
ND'afty draw q ur fH "'H
when b. was discoyr1 'II was
necessary 20 make '.u tn 'aNn. Thu"
hu. Jumped into mo .lr aud 'ari'd
.ff furgotful that Tho car wae tied 10
tho well when tn cor bad reached
the end 81 the rope th' sudden stop s"nt
tho hoy on through tfr windshield.
Tho following men nav" been APP
pointed Judges In tho various rr''inis
Boo Gray county Tor ~. Hu rE 'r'N'n.
j. g short. precinct r.. 4 i n 'Hw.
ford &c., precinct No N s.. wills.
precinct 80 Q. ". j lau precinct See.
o. = " Henry. pr u.f $780, ?. "a
Clements. precinct So o.. o. H. lu'
gram. precinct 80 S g. Houston.
precinct No
MONDAYS session DT IH. commission
ors court appointed g. Rico ~
Justice 81 tho peace f.. precinct No. p.
Nj Rice b. 20 nm th' InoypIr'd term
OF r. \ Landors who resigned son"
time ngo as justice Of peace 90 accept
th. mayorship ~ Mclean
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
GRAY COUNTYS
DEMONSTRATOR
RESIGNS OFFICE

specir' 20 Its S,ss
N,llu July Miss RoFs Winters
county d"muuFuUor 90. Gray county
.,udsr,d Boz. r.-iritfIon io me commits
r.. count pu Ast NoudIy TO date
nn ono has been appointed 10 take her
place.
BUu Euudy Of Houston. Okla. Is Wis.
Iurg rI. SISTER. Mrs Ross p!ggers ~
.h. U'. 81 nuudy vas former
citizen H Mclean
a WUuuhrIi picnic was enjoyed by
tho members ~ the Epworth League
a.. ih' Methodist church 81 this cI'y on
hsf Tuesday Those present were
Misses Laura Eumpus bona lnt,on.
Nina Ruby Mary and Ina Anderson.
Sue.airH Rice. lncz Shaw. jewel Cous.
us Clara McClosky. Eunicc and Lucille
Suuttou Mc.srs Dwight rpham. Lee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

ut'ly harmless and sold-n toilet coun-
Co.'s everywhere with the undort1rJ.
ms that DO you do no. Ike I' the, ~ %
uNud th, FUN pri." paid Jua o."
moment DerW.llo is applied you win
have complexion which viii attract
iavurahl" comment ovcryNh"r. Get
b. rWIllo and liskl cold cream and try
them today You WilI hc astuu.sh"d
at tho quic. results 'h'v give der
Nillo comes boo three shades flesh white
and brunette For sale at the toilet
counters of aI department and drug
stores
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

In India the turban il worn to pro
tect the head from the excessive heat
Five hundred million pounds of tai.
cum powder are used annually ~ the
peopl, Of the United states.
The United states supports % per.
sons % the square mile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Lying cheating and theft are prac-
tically unknown among the Eskimos.
The cocaine habit is very much ems.
ior 20 break than the morphine habit.
Russian women have the reputation
of being born politicians and diplomats
Ashes should not be- allowed 10 accu
mulate IN the furnace pit, as they ab
sorh heat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

Honolulu has ono o' tho finest and
most efficient telephone systems in
the world
Cooking in Hawaii De- done .n 20 hole
in the ground with rcd hot stoves.
Poi the staple food 90 the natives of
Hawaii. Is made ~ tho steamed root of
th" taro plant.
An average Of el-3 persons a day
Join the various churrhoa IN tho Unit.
"a States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles. gray.
81 weak and lame back. rheumatism and
Irregularities NJ the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women. II not sold by
your druggist. Will be- sent hy mail on
receipt Ot 81 %. Small bottle often cures.
Send for sworn testimonials Or T.. W.
nan. gggC Olive ST. 81 Louis. Mo. Sold
hv DruIg Advertisements.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
How To Beautify
Your Complexion
By Viola Dara

That clever little actress, Viola Dana.
who b. recognized as an authority on
beauty topics says. THE best and
i .ektsi wHy o. obtain e boautiful rosy
eute complexion is 20 cleanse The r.
90 rrhf when retiring with Liska oud
.ram Ia the morning hlthe with
warm water. rinse with cold. dry thor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

H'lfHl| ann Iii'fi tl
u.v that famous IDD
Uer D.IwlilO whtt
now uso hV over
,ue mlil.," tl.s rItn
limiting rtlf ana $500
mDn 100 place Of face
pOwd, and other
b.autifiors It's the
one h,lutifior which
stays or" and cannot
ly d,tv.t,d r"rspira
tion does not affect a.
nor viii q rub OF CO..
iufliuE
There I nothing
mr. brrwillo and
I.iska cold cream t,t
sunhuru dark s1llDw
skin tan Cutss"
pores wrinkles and
oth,. facial hlom,sn s.
u s. guaranteed uhso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
.LANDERCNS PURCHASE
CATTLE AT CLARENDON

Special 20 The News
CLARENDON. July ij.--Cattle sales
recently included ? OOo calves and l.oOo
yearlings sold hy ". J. Lewis 10 Ian
dorgln Bros. Of Amarillo. and 500
calves sold hy John Craig and r. II
Muir. Dr.. 90 the same buyers Delivery
viii take place November !. tn" psic"
was above the average Wn,ch is indica
u,, % returning prospcrit5 10 the cat
II.-.n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28
LIC1NTIE1EA TulSpFIoNAR1-
LoR D1k1CTrUleH nrERNE-
Lon DIN 0LUJ.

a &
Directiunea internelor din Clui
Ia inceput avea Sc functionari.
Gu timpai continuele actiuni de
unificare 81 desfiintare all facut
sav scada numarul lor cu 20, carl
All fost licentiati mai de smult.
Restul de % au fost plasati la
alte administratii ramanand ca
8 sd piece la Bucuresti la mi
mister.
Dupa ce 6nsa fara locuinta
functionari Gu familii grele nu
|puteau sa piece la Bucuresti nu.
mai cu salariul de cateva suite de
lei pc luna, eli au. cerut ministe-
rului sd lie acorde diurne 81 sd
complecteze alocatia de chirie,
pentru ca la Bucuresti chiria
este prea mare.
.
Ministerul a raspuns ca afaM
de salarii nh lie da mimic. Astfel
Sc intelege nu puteau plcca La
Bucuresti fara casa, fara masa Gu
familii grele pentru cateva suite
de lei lunar, 81 in ''Monitorul
Oficial"1 No. 81 eli au fost consi-
derati demisionati din admins
tratie.
Chestiunea impresionat atat
mai multi, Gu eat Sc site, ca dl
Simionescu, care este director
general al finantelor la Cluj,
functionar detasat din vechiul
Regat, are diurne 81 deplasari,
ceea ce fac ca salariul lui sd Sc
ridice la peste 100000 lei ne an.
Transformation detasati din We
chiul Regat in Ardeal Ii Sc acorda
diurne asa de mari 81 deplasari,
Insa celor detasati din Ardeal
mimic.
All la ministerial de inferno
din Clnj nu este un singur func-
tionar ardelean de cariera care
sd rezolvexe chestiunile ardele.
nesti cunoscand situatia 81 legile
de acolo.
Char din aceasta cauza. obset.
vandu-se situatia grea in care h
fost pus astfel ministerul de in.
terne, d. .Varariu directorul in.
ternelor la Cluj acum cauta sa
duca mici functionari la Rucu-
resti promitandu-le diurne 81 de-
plasari.
Atat functionarii vechi de ca.
.riera licentiati din serviciu, cat
Isl populatia din Cluj privesc GU
ulmire acest procedeu al d-lui
Varariu, care pentru a satisface
,m capriciu personal destitute ne
functionarii vechi ministerul nl-
acordand pentru acestia nici o
dlurna, dar protejand pc dur
nisti fara cnnostinte administra-
tive pentrn carl Sc dau diurne.
Este I'm fel foarte ciudat 81
pana acum necunoscut de admi-
nistra..
CDin 'Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28
ON fUGA OlGf|ULu

De multeori femeile sunt plic-
tisite din cauza ca prietinile lor
ma le furnizeaza destule scandalc
pentrl disc,Nie.
d
Credeti cd cei 81 STUDENT carl au
PRINT diploma in acest an de la
universitatea Princeton 81 carl all
declarat ca n 'au sarutat inca pc
nici fata, - spun 81 alte meade
varurig
d
Chesti''nea irlandeza este de
ZOO de ami 81 n "a primit inca ras-
puns..
Multi poeti NOR dc tineri, dar
uni din eli 81 inertia.
"a
Numarul acelora carl Sc cred
bOlnavi este Gu multi mai mare
decat al celora earl intr 'adcvdr
sunt.
Tn anteprenor de pompe fame
brc este vessel cand 'este ocupat"
Dar veselia lui trebuie sa si-o
arate prin mufra trista.
@
4 usor sa-ti castigi un hume
rau dar este greu sd scapi de ell.
Sc spune ca omul sarac poate Fl
fericit. Oar omul fcricit nu este
sarac.
Pescuitorii MI Sunt oameni lie.
nesi. Oar umii sunt lcnesi 81 pen
tru pescuit.
q
De multeOri credem ca pesi,
mlstul este acela care platestc
dari.
Luand in considerare grcva dc
carbuni putem vedea de pc acum
ca vom avea o iarna crincena.
ID
Medlcn spun ca cei earl Sc i'm
braca usor traiesc multi. moi cu,
noaStem romancuta in Cleve-
land care, = daca G adevarat ce
zic doctOrii, - trebuie sa ira
lasca mai multi decat Metusalim.
A
80 - Balas
America este tara minunilor
un senator fOst acuMat de prca
mare viteza.
Tn STAT sanatos pentru cei in.
snrati: M veniti acasa nici cand
cu tigari rnpte in bnzunar.
Putine femei stu Snjura: elt
nu ascnlta dest1ll timp la eel,
spuse de barbati pentru ca ST
poata Invata 81 aceasta de la eli
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28
|NF0RMATNJN|

Paul Wilson, secretarul com.
paniei de tramvaie din Cleveland.
a declarat, ca incepand Gu ziua
de ! August pretul biletelor de
tramvaiu va Fl de cate cinci cent?
in limitele orasului. Acest anunt
a urmat dupa o adunare a di
rectiei actionarilor. Acest pret Sc
refere la toate liniile din oras
afara de Euclid ave de la East
Cleveland afara. Biletul de-tran-
sferare este cent. Sc vor vinde
bilete de cate cinci pentru 25
cent?.
Harlan, la. Aversiunea s'a
pentru fluierat facut ucigas pc
un ON batran. John Schaefer. in
etate de 20 ami. El purta Gu ell o
secure 81 ameninta pc toti carl
fluierau. Toata lumea il cunos-
tea 81 toti fluierau cand il intal-
mean, dar Schaefer nu facea alt,
ceva decat ii ameninta en- seen.
rea. Un ferar Ibatran, John M.
Herdst, care avea mania fluiera,
tului a fost victima. Batranul
Schaafer la auzit fluierind 81 ia
taiat capul Gu securea. Herdst a
murit imediat, lar Schaefer a
fost arestat.
Paris. Un aeroplan cazut
y pflotul 81 dol passgeri an mu-
rlt imediat. Aeroplannl era ia.
Gale din Toulouse spre Casa.
blanca.
Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28


S'a lnfiintat an oficiu consular
al Statel6r Unite ale Americei de
Nord la Constanta 81 fost numit
provizoriu dl Richard B. Haven
ca vice-consul.
Organizatia svabilor din Banat
a luat hotanirea de Sc pune in
stranse legatnri Gu conationalii
lor din America. In acest seop
d-rul Gaspar Muth 81 prelatul
Blascowitz vor pleca in ziua de
q funie impreuna GU deputa-
TUNE svabeasca din Timisoara
spre America in calatorie de
studii asupra situatinnei 81 orga-
nizatiunilor svabesti de peste
ocean. Aceasta calatorie va dura
2 luni 81 in acest timp sc va face
cunoscut svabilor din America 81
situatia celor din Romania.
Odata GU aceasta deputatiune,
va pleca si| cilnoscutrl pianist
Karl Mates, care va sta dol ami i'm
America intehtionand sd dea con
certe. .t.sa..
Mai multi tarani din comuna
Ogretin, (jud. Prahova) plecand
din satul lor din cauza Upset de
pamant, S 'au Oprit in jud. 1lfov
pc mosia Priozna, unde din 1919
81 pana acum locuese in bordeele
ce au construit pentru eli 81 vitele
lor.
Acesti tarani all muncit ca
niste robi curatind maracinii 81
destelenind pamantul ce era ra-
mas parloaga de ami de zile. Co.
mitetele insarcinate Gu operatia
| 81 revizuirea drepturilor de in-
|proprietarire, vor trebui sd tina
seama 81 dc acesti nenorociti.
Ministerial instructiunii hota-
rat infiintarea 300 biblioteci po,
pulare in Ardeal 81 Banat.
La ~Bndapesta s'au incarcat trei
vagoane de obiecte de arta orr.
ginare din Transilvania, carl au
fost gasite i'm diferitele muzee
din Budapesta. Aceste vagoane
au fost eNpediate in Romania.
Ele contin Is de colete, in va.
loare totala de peste 20 milioane
coroane.
NJ. S. Regele Ferdinand, GU oca.
zia casatoriei A. S.. r. Pricipelui
Carol 81 A. s. r. Principesei
Elisabeth, donat, dupa cum sc
site, suma de 100000 lei care sd
fie Impartial la o suta de timer
sateni din Romania Mare, cari
s'an insurat in aceasi luna GU
Mostenitorul Romaniei 81 Moste.
nitoarea Greciei.
Suma a fost pusa la dispozitia
ministerului de inferno 81 va Fl
Impartial zilele acestea prin pre-
fecturile~rde jadet, dmpa tablou
rile intocmite in acest scop.
/ Ministerul de industrie 81 co.
inert da All Q decizie prin care
Sc saprima toater restrictine dc
iprovenienta vitelor pentru cx.
port, hotarind egalitate pentru
toti crescatorii de vite din toate
| tinuturile
Din productia minelor din
Transilvania s'a depus I'm nou
stoc de aur 81 argint la Banca
Nationala pentru augmentares
stocnlui metallic.
1
| Guvernul mai trimes legatiei
romano din Roma fncx 10000 de
lire italiene pentru schimbul de
lvaiuta cnvenit atndentilor 70.
| mani .aflati in Italia ID stndii spe
ciale.
S'a oprit fntrsrea IL tarx ! mr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28
IN CARoIUlGA DIN PORT.

Canta tarziu in carciuma din port.
Gu 'nfiorari straine n glas, canta
Un canfec trist de lumc, 81 era
Tarziu 81 portul mort.
81 sub lumina vesteda, firava,
Gu trup incins de patima bolnava
.Juca -
Si-aprinsi' fiori cutreerau
lmpatimatu-i trup, lar voluptatea
Tipa in sanii goi care chemau
Ayizi de sarutari, brutalitatea.. ;.
Caci in lumina vesteda, firava,
Juca GU trup de patima bolnava.. !.
81 n ritmul rupt, harbar, .al
caterincii
Ce n carciuma de noapte chinuea. !.
Gu ochi aprinsi de patima betivii|
Priviau iubirea care Sc vindea -
81 cand yibra in note stranii
cantul,
ii sfasiau GU ochi avni vestmantul
Caci in taverna scunda, n
nOaptea-aceca
Jllca Gu trup de patima fcmeia,
lar mirosal de vim de prin pahare
Plntea n v8sduh eu fumnl
de tigare.
canta tarxiu in carciuana din port.
Gu 'nfiorari strSine n glas, canta |
I'm cantec trist de lume, 81 era y
Tazin u portnl mont.
lGroea 0hsprghiu.
lDin 'Flacaras y,
DAC yREI
4; 49,. 49, ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-28

De multeori femeile sunt Pile
tisite din cauza ca prietinile lor
nu le furnizeaza destule scandalc
pentr1 discuHie.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
PASSENGERS DONATE
 TO PENNILESS WOMAN
Because of Being Stranded in Desert, She Had Spent All Her Money
 Tontaine Baby on Train.

Los Angeles. Aug. 15.-Birth of two babies and the serious Illness of four other children and two women were among the hardships endured by some Of the 300 passengers who arrived here last night from Seligman. Ariz after four days under the torrd tenn perature which makes that community one of the hottest in the southwest.
 Mrs. Alma Norris. who was coming to Los Angeles with her infant son, was said by other passengers to have found her money all spent as the re- suit of extra expenses caused by the delay at Seligman. When she ar- rived here a station attache paged her and quietly presented to her a purse made up by fellow passengers.
 It developed today that one of the passengers arriving Sunday on a de- layed Santa, Fe train was the Infant son of. Evan Burrows Fontaine, dancer. who has begun suit against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney at Sara toga Springs. N. Y. for damages of s1,o00.0O0. The child became i'll be- cause of the desert heat and the lack of water and proper food, according to it's grandmother. Mrs. Florence Fon- taine, who has it In charge.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
HEALTH MESSAGE TO THE WORLD
Take "fruIt-&tIves" and Make Yourself We'll

"Fruit.a.tives", the marvellous medicine made from fruit juices and tonics, tho most beneficial medicinal agent ever given to mankind.
 Just as oranges, apples, figs and prunes, are natures own medicine, SO '"Fruit-a-tives" from these Fruit juices-but concentrated and intensiiied-s the greatest Stomach and Liver Medicine, the greatest Kidney and Bladder Medicine, tho greatest Blood Purifier, the greatest remedy for Headaches, Constipation, and Indigestion, in the world.
 5oc a>box, 6 for g 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A.TIVEs Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15

became known, has won two worlds championships lost one. and annexed five American league championships
 In the winter of ls13-l914 he and Manager John McGraw of the New York Giants, financed tour around the world with large number of ball players, playing the national pastime in Australia, Japan, in Manila and London, where King Edward was an interested spectator. and in many other places. The receptions given the world tourists upon their return to New York and in Chicago were imposing events.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
SULPHUR CLEARS
 A P|MPLy SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your
 Skin Breaks Out

Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares noted skin special ist.
 {. Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as pimple re- mover. It is harmless and inexpensive. Juet ask any druggist for c small Jar of Rovles Mentho-Sulphur and use 1t like cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
TWO BABIES BORN
 ON STRANDED CAR
Youngsters First See Light Of Day
 in Hot, Arid California

San Bernardino, Cal. Aug, b.
 Two babies born on stranded trains at Seligman, Ariz.. were among 400 passengers returned here today after four hot days and nights in the desert.
 No hardships were encountered by the marooned travellers, except when the babies were born without the proper facilities to care for them.
 Mrs. P. J. McCutcheon, Bakers field, asserted that strikers intimidat- ed stranded women and children ready to leave Seligman Sunday night by telling them that the train would be blown up before it reached Los As a result four car loads of persons refused to leave the desert town. she said.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
NEAR SENSATIONAL
 UPSET AT NEWPORT
tContinued From Preceding Page.

1s the longest set player here since PAlmer Presbrey and T. Sunern Tail- CT struggled to a 21-19 decision.
 Californian Saves Energy.
 After tiring out the big Californian with his heart breaking marathon, the boy actually placed the second set to his credit 6-3, keeping the ball in play with remarkable stead- tness and taking advantage of every error. The rubber was an even, proposition up to all when Wood lost his service with a double fault after getting a cramp in his right hand. Davis then put on full steam, and cleaned up at 6-4, merely by winning on his own cannon ball de- livery. It was not a happy en- counter for the victor.
 He was again in trouble when he faced Carl Fischer in the afternoon and this time he seemed hopelessly outclassed as the youngster took the first set with the, loss of only one game. Davis showed rare courage in his uphill fight after this series of reverses and pure gameness added to physical power carried him through to a hard won victory at 6-2, 6-4.
 Wethenm also went through three hard sets to defeat the Canadian W. F. Crocker, who had previously elifn- mated William Rosenbaum in sur prising fashion After trailing in both sets. Howard Kin.ey had to use his best court tactics against another brainy tennis player, Harry C. John- son, and won by S-6, 6-2. while Davies, Rice and Kelleher all slowed away their victories in decisive style,
 voshel was pressed by c. M, Char est, the one armed star, in their sec- ond set, and Arnold Jones, just back from his Yale-Harvard tour in Eng land, had to travel three sets against R. B. Bidwell.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
GIFTS TO FIRE CHIEFS.
Souvenir Packages From Various Lo.
 cal Factories to Be Presented

Souvenirs of New Britain, resem- bling in nature the souvenirs given by the Associated Advertising clubs of the World at their annual con- ventions, will be given to the visiting fire chiefs at their luncheon at the Shuttle Meadow club tomorrow.
 The souvenirs are in packages. Each package contains a pocket knife from Landers. Trary and Clark, nickel silver ash tray from Russell & Erwin, a two foot zigzag rule from The Stanley Works, belt buckle from North and Judd. a cigar-cutter from Traut & Hine and pair of novelty cuff links, in tic shape of Corbin key from the Corbin Cabinet Lock Go. -...
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15
BRIGHTER IS WRECKED.

Bayonne, N. J.. Aug. 1.-The freighter Mohawk. owned by the Bur- ton Steamship Co.,, of Boston, is pounding to pieces CT the rocks in the rlouth of XII Ton kGll. A wrecAinS crew tcdey stripped the ship of her valuable equipment The steamer struck last Wedre%-y.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-15

Babe Ruth may get into the Yankee lineup against Detroit today His in- jured leg felt so much better, that, even against the advice Of his doctors hemay play. Past performances of the Babe against authority gives one the impression that he is contrary enough to do anything that he Is told not tot do.