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The New York herald., 1922-12-20
..MoS HoMME" OPENS TONIGHT

Henry Baron's- production of the
French melodrama. Mon Homme," by
Andre Picard. author of "Kiki," pre-
shnsed here under the title OF The Red
POPPY will be given it's New York
premier this evening at the Greenwich
Village Theater. 1t is three act play
dealinRwith life in the Apache quarters Of
Paris. Estelle Winwood will appear here
IN the stellar role. while Bella Lugosi of
the Royal National Theater. Budapest.
win portray the leading male role. MAX
ing his debut In this country. and essay
ing his first role In the English Ian
guage. Others are Leon Gordon. Betty
Ross Clarke, Grace Griswold. Lorna
Elliott and John Brewer.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
SEIZE 100000 DRUGS
SHIPPED IN FISH KEGS
Customs Men Stop Cargo on
Brooklyn Pier.

A large assortment of narcotics
valued at 100000, Vas seized by Gus
toms officials yesterday on Pier IS,
Joralemon street Brooklyn. The drugs
sealed in tin cans. had been concealed
In twelve barrels of fish. THE contra
band cargo was brought to the United
French steamship Fenchurch. operated
by J. w. Elwell & Co. New York agents
for the Fabre Line. ownersiof the vessel.
William Sanders. deputy customs sur
gate the activities OF the firm to which
the "f1sh" were consigned.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
LEINsTER SEES A PLAY.

Leon c. Weinstock State Conmis-
aoner OF Prisons. and Mrs Weinstocls
gave a theater party last night at THE
Bootleggers" at the Thirty-ninth Street
Theater. In honerIof the Duke of Leiu-
sfer. who arrived this week. The party,
which occupied two boxes, included Capt.
Audrey Cole and Major A. Hargreaves,
Hho accompanied the Duke to America
Col and Mrs Jefferson Du Mont Thomp-
spn. Robert Graves. Thomas Crane and
TIE Misses Crane and Leon G. Vein
stock. Jr. Gov. Edwards Of New Jersey
4so had box.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
ELSIE" is ON THE WAY.

The company for Elsie" new musi-
cal comedy being produced by John Jay
Scholl. leaves this afternoon for Column
bus. Ohio. where the first performance
will take place tomorrow evening. After
other engagements Elsie" will come to
Broadway. The author is Charles w.
Bell and the score is by Sissle and
Blake. who wrote the music Of Shuttle
Along" and Carlo and Sanders. who
wrote tunes for, "Tangerine.' The cast
includes Ada Meade. Maude Turner
Gordon. Luela and Gear and Carol
Mayo.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
NEW PLAY ny p. E. BROWNE

Porter Emerson Browne. author ot
several successful plays. among them
THE Bad Man" has written another
play soon to reach Broadway lie has
decided to produce this one himself
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
Radio Rivals the Record,
Congress Talk Broadcast
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. e., Dec. 10.


New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Dec. 10.
THE CongressiondI Record had
n competitor to-day in the
radio. For the first time in
history the proceedings of, the
House were broadcast to the coun-
try. use being made of the navy
radio station at Anacosta. It was
an experiment, arranged by Repre-
sentative Brennan (Mich), one OF
the radio fans of the House. who
has a receiving set In his office.
The subject under debate was the
proposed constitutional amendment
.forbidding the further issuance Of
tax exempt securities question
undoubtedly of the greatest interest
TO radio enthusiasts.
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
pLATT ro PUT ON PLAY.

George Foster Plat has been brought
from Los Angeles TO suporlnteuI the
rehearsals ~ Margaret AngiuH Nos
play, shortly to be- produced un1sr tbr
direction OF Lee ShuDert
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

Special cable to Tnn New YonK HERALD.
'opyri9ht, 1923. by TIE NEW York HERALD
The New York herald., 1922-12-20

WBZ-SprinGfield. Mass (4OO Meters).
: 80 p. M.--Bedtime story: market reports
7:45-"Who Ia Your. Boss?" Fredericka A.
Moore. division OF hygiene, Massachusetts
Department OF Public Health; late news
from the Iron Age
s:O0-Quartet OF Second Congregational
Church. Greenfield. Mass.
WGI-Medfbrd Hillside, Mass. 1890 Meters).
300 A. M.-"Before Breakfast SetUps."
Arthur r. Baird OF Gaines College OF Physi-
cal Culture.
0:30-The housewives market basket. ruling
The New York herald., 1922-12-20
WGY, Schenectady General Electric Con
pauy, 400 Meters).

w Nv
II :oo-U. 6. Naval Observatory time' signals
L. NJ.
- :30--Noon stock market quota lions.
10 :45-Veather report on 1875 meters.
2:OO-Music.
6:00--Produceaand stock market quotations
news hulletinS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
Los grandes negocios inter :
nacionales con Russia

/ Mientras Francia reptile por la ma.
yor parte de sus trompetas que Alema
MIA tiene que pagar 10 que debe, hasta
ell ultimo centimo, y mientras ingenia
medios &c cobrar sus creditos-el ulti-
mo 10 han inventado los seiiores Mon
zie y lie Trocquer, y consiste en- pagos
en- especls-, el mundo Sc va arreglan- :
do culvilineamente, espaldas del Ira
tado Gle Versailles con Alemania Russia
Sobre TODD con Russia. Esto p1'eocupa a
no pocos franceses, que juzgan a Fran
c1a como lie pays des poires'', algo asi
como ell pals que vive en- la higuera,
fegtn diria un espaiiol castizo.
He aqui las cuentas que hace un pc
riodico frances de los convenios, tratos
contratos que hizo Russia solo en- una
semana, del cuatro al diez o.s JUNO, to-
madas de la propia Prensa francesa. Va
lie Ia pena de transcribirlas. Ell dia 4
anuncio ''Le Temps:
Haber Iecibido la Repdblica sovie-
tica un primer convoy de 27O locomo-
toras de Alemania, que en- octubre en-
tregara mil mas.
Haberse cl'eado una via aerea entire
Elrlill " Mosct.
Ell enviado comercial italiano en- Ru
sia presenta sus credenciales.
En- Ell puerto de Petrogrado entraron,
desSe Ell diez seis al veinte de ma
70, cincuenta y cuatro barcos extran-
jeros
Un grupo de representatives de gran
des casas de Berlin, Hamburgo. Sajo-
MIA y Westfalia llega Moscd.
Del mismo Temps del dfa cinco:
Sc anuncia la legada Kharkow del
sefior Gey, Representative de Alemania,
que lleva la mission de preparar las
nuevas relaciones economicas entire
Alemania Ukrania.
Llega a Tetrogrado un centenar de
obreros nortdamericanos, especialistas
en- minas, metalurgia, 'etc6tera, con sus
propios titles de trabajo.
Una fabrica checoeslovaca toma en-
arriendo una de instrurnentos agricolas
en- Ell sur de Russia.
De Praga comunican que sc han con-
certado tratados provisionales de Che
coeslovaquia con Ukrania, de una par
te, y con Russia, de otra, posteriormen
te la Conferencia de Geneva.
Ell seis de JUNO telegrafian de Cine
j ira que Ell Consejo federal suizo ha au
forbade la estancia de Krassin en- Sui
"a para estudiar con los industriales
helveticos las posibilidades de reanu
dar las relaciones comerciales con Ru-
sia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

| Ell siete publican varios peri6dicos
la noticia de que en- breve iran cincuen
ia mil obreros italianos trabajar en-
Russia, y que las cooEerativas agrico-
las metal1rgicas italianas han firma
do un contrato con los representatives
Gel Gobierno de los Soviets. Esos obre
ros trabajaran un million de hectareas
&c terreno en- Ell sur de Russia.
Llegan Moscu agentes consulares
de Alemania representatives del CO.
mercio aleman. Tambi6n presenta sus
credenciales un enviado de la Mongo
liza.
Ell ocho, entire otras noticias perti-
nentes al mismo tema de reanudacioh
de relaciones, Sc anuncia la firma de
un tratado entire Russia y Finlandia
garantizando Ia integridad territorial.
Ell nueve cimunican all Temps"
que la Mission britannica sc ha insta
lado en- Moscu y ha enarbolado Ell pa
bellon britanico.
Se anuncia pns Exposition indus
trial uso-alemana en- Moscd entire ell
primero y ell ounce de julio. 4
Ell dia diez da ell "Temps" la noti
cia de que un Consorcio industrial ale
man, compuesto principalmente do
Krupp y SHINES, ha entrado en- pose
sion de varios establecimientos indus
triales rusos. El capital social Sc ele-
va a treinta mil millones de marcos
la mitad alemana la mitad soviet
Ca, ell ob3eto, ademas del seaalado,
sera construir nuevas fabricas donde
juzgue conveniente.
iTodo ESQ en- una semanal Francia
es, de las grandes potencias, la qua
no fgura en- ninguno de esos negocios
con Russia. Sc comprende la alarma de
muchos franceses. Porque seria tragi
co que no lograse NADIA por las malas
despues de haber dejado los demas
que Sc queden con todo por las buenas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

Harry Pfsl en- la primera jornada de
Ia sensational serie lei Principe de
las Montafias''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
CINE LAS ANTILLAs:

La magnifica cinta tituada ''La Ca
So de Barro'' 0 lei sacrifcio Dc una
Madrep una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
LUIS FERNANDEZ LLABoA

Hoy EMBARGO para los Estados Uni
dos en- ell vapor Caracas" con ell pro-
rosito de fjar definitivamente su resi-
dencia en- Nueva York. ell popular agita
dor republicano Luis Fernandez Llaboa.
Los amigos y correligionarios de
Ilabna han sentido mucho su partida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
Los RATERos EN- PoNcI

La policia de Ponce tiene informes
de que ha llegado aQuella poblaci6n
una cuadrilla de ladronss memories de
edad, la cusl esta realizando numero-
SOS escalamientos. Sc han tornado las
medidas necesarias para arrestar to-
dos los miembros Gle esa liga de ra-
teros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
IASAcO MANoJo

Leg:f.Fi, dsi pals, ofrezco
CIENTO c'N' rIENTA quintaIes;
los interesados pueden dirigir-
Sc a Jose L. Marquez, P. O..
Box 7O2. AguadiIIa, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
sUIcIDIo FRUsTRADo

En- Ponce trato de suicidarse toman
dose tres comprimidos de sublimado la
mujer Carmen Escalera. Carmen fu6
conducida al hospital "Tricoche" don
80 fue asistida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

M1.lAQ|,N|,l !,
CINE NORMA:
FL maCnifico drama en- siete actos ii
tuiado lei Pensador de Rodfn''.
rzATRo "srRAND".
funcion de gala que en- honor del Sc
nor Antonio Paoli darA la professors
90 canto seforita Lima Regiany.
CINE "PUERTo R1co";
CHARLES Chaplin en- su production mas
comica titulada "Los Hdlgazanes'
y una comedia en- dos actos.
sORnOUzN PARK:
Harry P1sl en- la primera jornada de
Ia sensational serie ''EI Principe de
las Montanas''. !
CINE LAS ANTILLAs:
La magnffca cinta tituada TIA Ca
sa de Barro' o ''El Sacrifcio de una
Maare" una comedia.
LIBERTY:
La beliisima artista Ks .neriuo NJ
Donald en- la preciosa auaa tstuIa Il
tMercado de Belleza''
IMPERIAL:
Ell magnifco drama en- ustv aesos
tulado 'Yama'' ssLa Dioss de
Muerte".
BELIoGRAPH (Catafo):,
Reaparici6n del Duetto Var. v.o.s
Dana en- Ell drama ''Por SeduDirsa > los
HOmbreg', " ma comadia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
DETENIDo

Per orden de la Corte de Distrito de
Guayama ha sido arrestado en- Ponce,
por pn abyso de confanza, ell indivi
duo Guillermo Cueta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

Function de gala que en- honor del Sc
nor Antonio Paoli dara la profesora
90 canto senorita Lima Regiany.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
CINE ''PUERTo RIco";

CHARLES Chaplin en- su production mas
comica titulada "Los Hdlgazanes'
y una comedia en- dos actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
BELIoGRAPH (catafio):

Reaparici6n del Duetto Var. j vaoaa
Dana en- Ell drama "Por SeduDir>a los
Hombres" y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03

CINE NORMA:

Il maCnifco drama en- siete actos ii
Suiado lei Pensador de Rodfn''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
IMPERIAL:

Ell magniflco drama en- astv aesos
tulado "Yama' 0 "La Dioss de
Muerte''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-03
LIBERTY;

La belifsima artista Ks.nerlua NJ
Donald en- la preciosa an4 tstuIa Il
stMercado de BelIeza's
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
CE--TAFTVILLE
 TODAY AT TAFTWLLE

All roads will lead to the Provi dence Street grounds Saturday, and no doubt all roads will be very much travelled by fans from far and near to see the battle to be staged between the Taftville A. A. and the All-In- surance team of Hartford. The Taft vile team will no doubt bring out a number of Norwich rooters, as two Norwich boys have places on the line up. They are Mckay and Houlihan, both of whom appeared with Taftville in their last struggle and did them selves credit.
 Captain Belair has severely grilled his men all week, and when the team was seen Friday evening going through it's stunts by the Bulletin representa- tive, they were showing up in good shape. All the men are strong on the fielding and all shake a wicked hic- kory. There can be no doubt but what the locals will take the offensive at the very start and strive hard to keep it. Belair will catch, and Mccarthy that demon of the diamond will be in the box. This strong battery will be supported by Jack Murphy on first Mckay second, Decelles at short Francis Murphy on third, Gley in left Houlihan in center and Jim Murphy in right field. LemieuX and Cardie are held as utility men, but should the Taftville standard appear shaky the ltash will be slipped and they will take their places in the field Morin is screduled for the Sunday game with Willimantic.
 The All-Insurance team are pre- senting an extra strong lineup. Clea ry will do the honors, with Thoresl catching. Meade on third, Atwood il left, Brennan on second, Quigg ol first, Fannon in right, Madden al short-all familiar names in thu sporting circles of the Capitol City
 Taftville is going to great expens
 in securing this fast bunch of tosser l and the association feel it is a gam worthy to be supported by ever. l baseball fan in the vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
BALTIC A. A. MEETS ASHLAND
 IN FIRST LEAGUE GAME

The Baltic A. A. plays it's first game as a member of the Eastern Connec- ticut league on Sunday at Baltic against the fast Jewett City club of which Hal Chase is mentor. Baltic plans to make the opening day a big
 one and fully intends to take the wind out of Ash and sails by send ing them back to the little village up the river with a defeat hung on to them. Baltic has strengthened it's team
 by the addition of several new men and probably will have a dark horse
 the box. Fuller, who is a regular
 pitcher of the Baltic club, pitched on
 Friday evening against the COnnecti-
 cut team and will probably be on the
 bench on Sunday.
 Manager Collins has been negotiat- ing with several pitchers for Sunday $
 game and has landed one that has a
 real reputation around this section Manager Collins refused Friday night to give out who he was but said that Ashland will have all they can do to get men on bases to say nothing ot going around the circpit. Representa- tive Raymond J. Jodoin will throw out the first ball. It is expected that a large crowd will be on hand to see the game. Baltic takes the place of 1 Moosup, which team according to MT Chase, withdrew from the league ow- ing to financial difficulties.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
INDEPENDENTS TO FRAY
 SLATER CLUB SUNDAY

Norwich Independents to play Jew cit City. The fast going Skaters team of Jewett City will be the attraction at the Mohegan Park grounds Sun day afternoon. This team has beaten some of the best around this vicinity. such as Glasgo, Attawaugan and -oth- e1s. Manager Smith of the Jewett City boys las notified Manager Weis- Ter of Norwich that 7e will bring doV a murh stronger team than the one that peat Attawaug1n some time ego. guaranteeing to give the lude- Leldents d lard run fO" their money. Manager WeisEer of the Independents has selected the best men in the city for Sundays s game and has great hopes Of CC ming out Tith the ong end of tho sCore. CharEetslIi a neW man in the Norwich ,a1a0 WI; pro- 5dbly do he backstoy Work while L1mD,.ier ina Nocv ich pitching ace will Gc the mound duty. l:ngy or Nce- nau will p.tbably play 11st Berry, second; W, COX, shor': Rcwkowsk. thiri ai.1 30nahue, &"VJ'ney aud o!t r.-'- ble Nip Scovili Tn tan oI;t' ".i. With this lineup Manager Weisner ex- poets to clean up with all opposing teams for the rest of the season as they have been running so smooth ly lately hitting hard and playing er- rorless ball. Manager Smith will have Mioduszewski, known through Jewett City as the Iron man in the box with Varieur his old battery mate for the last three years catching. Derda, first La Flame, second A. Derda short Jo- doin third and Richards Barry an5 Smith bringing up the stone wall de- fense. Manager Weisner guarantees the baseball fans a real fast snappJ game.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
WHITNEY DENIES SALE OF
 CONQUERER OF NORWICH

Saratoga Springs, N. T., Aug. A. Harry Payne Whitney, owner of Whiskaway, the conquerer of Norwich, declared today that reports he had sold the horse were without founda- tion.
 .'Whiskaway has not been sold, nor is for sale,' MT Whitney said.
 Nevertheless, MT. Whitney admit. ted that he was considering an offer made by c. M. Clark, Montana sports man and son of former Senator W. A. Clark and would reach a decision within a few days.
 The offer was made by Clark just before he started on a European tour. In any event, it was said, the sale would not be made before the horse had been subjected to 6 veterinary examination and trial
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
RERLIN,s ncuLTuREv

Monocle wearing by women is now considered quite mOdish in Berlin.
 Before the war one might see. here and there a woman wearing one of these glasses which have done so much to give the Prussian a reputa . tion for being hard-faced. But now. it is becoming fairly popular. espe- cially among super cultivated" folk.
 Authoresses. actresses. "people ahead of the time" are the type that has taken up this new style. With the makeup generally goes a walking stick. and very often a Dachshund. poodle. or lapdog. These same women Rre likely 10 smoke cigarette as they stroll along Kurfeurstendam.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
5ELYEA WINS SINGLES GROWN
 AT GOLDEN JUBILEE REGATTA

Philadelphia, Aug Hilton Bel year, the 37-year-old veteran sculler of St. Johns New Brunswick. gave two remarkable displays of his prow- ess today in annexing the Associa- tion singles crown at the golden ju- bilee regatta of the National Asso- citation Of Amateur Oarsmen over the mile and quarter straight away course on the Schuylkill river
 Belyea twice today beat Edward Mcclure, of Buffalo. The first heat of the race found Henry Heller, of the Lonestar B. C., New York, and Nc Guire off to speedy start. Belyea timed his race, closing up at the three quarter mile point. and win ming in easy fashon. In the final heat Belyea again played a waiting game. Then overtaking Mcclure at the mile he won with evident ease.
 The Duluth Boat club crews shared With Schuylkill Navy and New York oarsmen the glory of winning other feature races. Jim Ten Eyck's inter- mediate eight jumped ahead of New Rochelle at the start, and won by two lengths. Arundel, of Baltimore. was always third, half a length ahead ot Undine of this city.
 Duluth's youthful intermediate foul overlook Vespers of this city at tht mile post and left them in the real in the last quarter mile. The same Duluth crew undertook to lower tht oolors of a fresh Vesper four in tht international race but fell short b, a scant two feet in the greatest ract | ofthe day.
 Louis Zeha, of the first Bohemians | won the 440-yards dash, defeatinj Tom Rooney, former sculling cham | pion. The New York A. C., crew won tn, intermediate quadruple souls, anothe | added feature
 Robert H. Agnew, of Undine, wol
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
LEONARD MEETS HAMMER
 TODAY AT MICHIGAN CITY

Michigan, City, Ind, -(By the A. P)-Benny Leonardp worlds light weight champion, will defend his ti- tie for the third time within month tomorrow afternoon when he meets Ever Hammer, 8 rugged lightweight Of Chicago in a ten-round, no-deei- sion contest in Promoter Floyd Fitz- simmons new arena. As they will box at eatchweights, Leonard will not lose his title unless he is stretched on the floor of the ring for the count
 Both Leonard and the blonde chal- lenger finished their training today with spins along the Lake Michigan beach and light exercises to loosen up their muscles. With the exception of 2 damaged right eye received in his match with Lew Tender, in Jersey City week ago, Leonard is in good condition.
 What will do with this Hammer guy is he gets fresh 2" he asked his sixteen-yeaS -old sigter:
 Knock him fors row of flats"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
CONN. CO.,, TEAM AND BALTIC
 PLAY A TWO-INNlNG TIE

The Connecticut team and the Bal tic A A. played to a two-inning tie score, to 4, on Friday evening at Baltic when the downpour put a stop to what promised to be a good game. The Conn. boys started off strong in the first inning when Fuller pitching for Baltic passed the first man. the next man hitting safely. and Ben Hou- lihan sending two men home with a triple. Houlihan scored on an error and another man scored on two sue cessive hits.
 Baltic scored three runs in their half of the inning and evened up the score in the last half of the second inning on a bad peg to second. The last part of the second inni lg was
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
NEDDA NEGDIkTES NILE IN RECORD
 TIME WITHOUT AID OF PACE MAKERS

cal team goes to Ware, Mass, for the first out of town Sunday game of the season. The reason is that Manager O'Leary is desirous of getting the Ware team here and the only way is to give them a game on their home grounds. The Ware team is drawing about a 5000 crowd every Sunday and is rated as one of the fastest semi pro teams in the Bay State.
 Chet Nichols and Zink are the pitch ing Mainstays of the Massachusetts team. Putnam who played here part of last season and then went to the big leagues and was farmed our to Waterbury. is playing second base. The Kaceys will present their strong est lineup with Art Reynolds, George town pitching ace, and Bill Kenyon, catching.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
JOHNSTON WINS SINGLES BOWL BY
 BRILLIANT PLAYING AGAINST WILLIAMS

Seabright, N. J.. Aug. 4-William M. Johnston, San Francisco. the Tit tie Bilr' of American tennis. was 8 human meteor on the turf of the Sea- bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club courts today winning the singles bowl from R. Norris Williams, Boston, and, paired with James O. Anderson. Au- stralia, a sem final match in the mems doubles from Robert and How ard Kinsey, of San Francisco.
 In his three sets with Williams, Johnston won, so, 6-2, 6-S. The score of the doubles victory was 6-3 7-5. The women's doubles bowl went to Miss Helen Wills of San Francisco, and Mrs. Zinderstein Jessup, Whining ton, Del, who had much trouble in | defeating Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal aory. New York, and Miss Phyllis
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05

Walsh, Philadelphia. The score was 11-9, 6-2.
 In the first set the ultimate losers came burning from 5-1, on games. and made the score s-all before they fal- tered Mrs. Mallory let down in the second set and Miss Wills easily pen etrated the service of Miss Walsh.
 In winning, Johnston duplicated his feat of last year when he also de- feated Williams in the final round in straight sets. Both are former ma ttonal champions. Point score:
 First set:
 Johnston: 44.444 A24-s. Williams: 3 0 l 1-6-0.
 Second set: Johnston 242.4 s-sAs. Williams: 24 3-23-2.
 Third set:
 Johnston: 4 0 4754 5-ss-6. Williams: 3 1s S2 3-30-s.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05
REDS BEAT DODGERS IN
 NINTH INNING RALLY

Brooklyn, Aug. 4-The Reds evened up the series today by staging a ninth inning rally, after the Dodgers had knocked Couch out of the box in the eighth. The score was six to five the visitors getting IS hits off Rue ther. Duncan and Hargrave drove the ball into the left field bleachers for home runs in the fifth and Tom Grif- fifth poled one over the right field wall in the eighth. The clubs will play a double-header tomorrow Score:
 Cincinnati (N) Brooklyn (N1