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Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

NEW YORK.-There is, just now,
tremendous bent for the wearing of
plumage standing upright at the front
of the hat.
And the fancy is quite all right for
the woman whose face is full enough
to take lengthening effects.
1t is a welcome novelty for the
short woman.
This black Poiret hat emphasizes
the effect of the upright ornament by
employing the narrow back and front
brim. widening at the sides.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27
MODESTY

We were to dine together and I
met her in the lobby OF the
restaurant
The gown she wore began under
her arms and ended above her knees.
IT was filIny and diaphanous.
Pm so ashamed" she said Il for
got TO powder my nose.-Life.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27
AVOIDING ILL FEELING

Men should smoke less In winter"
says London physician. Cut this
out to show to your wife in case she
gave you a box of Christmas cigars
Boston Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
DRUGGIST MAKES
GREAT DISCOVERY
FOR INDIGESTION

Indigestion and It's attendant ills
Su"h NJ dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach. gripping pains. dyscnt.ry
diarrhoea. collie. cholera morhue
chronic constipation. gas. etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches are
now directly 'raCeabls to disorders
in the digestive organs and can now
he quickly relieved with new cordial
called 'Anti-F-rment." originated hv
a druggist and recommended by
physicians
The food sours before IL Is fully
digcsted. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system. irritating the intcstires
and setting M inflammation To
avoid this. YOU simply have to pro
vent fermentation by using Anti
Fcrment
Ant-Ferment n-utrallzc. the acid
condition OF the stomach cleanses
ana sweetcns the bowels soothes
and heals the inHamed intestincs and
increases the noN OF gastric juices
giving quick and certain relief Cot
bottle OF Anti-Fcrment from your
druggist with guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned.
II Will improve your appetite give
YOU restful sleep and MAKE you feel
better than YOU ever felt in your
life ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster Morning service II
"n,rI""k: subject "A paralyzed Man.
Ills Four True Friends" Evening
service. \ O'Clock. subject: "After
the Death ~ tn. Las, Apostle. =
Pastor. Rev William :. Golden sun
hny sch""l 80 y NJ Mems Bible
Class, I.adies' Rihl. class. 10 \. NJ
y NJ. Juniors. 2 30 p. "
~ ovc,hrooA Rev. \. W. Honey
viii preach at II y VI on John hi Is.
aud NJ y NJ. on Jesus. tho Man
"f SORROW and JOY" SUNDAY school
at l.. NJ.
At Grove Avenue Res John NJ.
Alexander viii preach AT II 4. NJ.
and + NJ. Sunday school AT $40
y NJ. and Christian f:ndeavor at 7.l5
\; Grac" Covenant-R.v 6 L..
King -. -. viii preach at II \. NJ.
ON Weapons ~ Warfaro:" at p
VI On "Surg"s az IN" Ses sabbath
s'hool. 20 y VI Rihl" classes g.I5
~ VI Young Peoples society. 7
y, rirs, Rev. o. F.. nucbol,z viii,
preach at ~ y ". and = NJ Bible
nlnsse~ at go y, NJ. and Sunday
NJ second The pastor. Rev. Rus
Thou, God Sees- Ne" and there will
y" no evening service. Young pao-
pics meeting a, 7:3o =. NJ Sunday
school ~ t.t5 A NJ
\, TIL rd-Th. pastor. Rev. n. J..
Williams. Will preach ATM NJ and
= VI. SUNDAY school a, $50 A. ".
brotherhood Bible class =. a:45 4. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
BUSINESS MEN EXTEND
CLAD HAND TO FARMERS
Hundreds Of Petersburg Hus-
tiers Make Tour of Sur.
rounding Country.

fETERSBuRG. VA. sept. -. /,
hard work ana real pep" means
anything then she efforts put forth
ny Rotarian John Lyon Branch and
ki~anian Ashton Gray in organizing
the committees FOR the drives into
the country should mean thousands
~ dollars to I"t-rshurr especially
during the tobacco season
This morning at $3.50 O'Clock be.
tween thirty and forty automobiles
ict the virginia National Bank. each
ear going in different direction.
alter In the day several NOR. cans
LEFT loaded with Rntarians and XII
"ahians VIII" are striving to max
i"'"rshurs tn" higgcs, tobacco mar
ket in IN" state
Thousands Of circulars and o,h.r
advertising matter ara being dig
trieuted by the members OF IN. two
clubs "a we'll the Chamber OF
commerce and Retail Merchants As
e"ciation No crossroad viii no
skipped and farmers in tho fcld u,Il
he extended the glad hand and
given a hearty Welcome To corn. Ia
Petersburg.
The campaign is recognized q, IN.
rest ever carried out for many yea,.
In Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
In Richmond's ulpits

and s:l5 p. NJ. Sunday school at $40
A NJ. and B. y. +. L at T. NJ
AT East End--The pastor viii
breach at IL A. VI. ON "Th. prodigal
Son" and at i. NJ. on "a Christians
Reasonable Duty" sunday school at
$50 y. VI. p. y. r. 4. at l.. NJ
Al Brosdus VI. mortal Rev. w T..
Gibson viii preach at u a NJ aud
) l.. NJ Morning subject. Divine
bwn"rSh'p. Evening subject: The
WAY Into salvation" senior and Ju-
NOR II Y. T.. 4. at T. NJ sunday
sch"oi. go y NJ.
~ Emmanuel Tho pastor. Rev.
i""ree Tyler. will preach atII 4 NJ
On n Winning Program" and at )
y. VI. on "A Quest for Souls" sun
n'N school ~ "a" y VI and n. y T.
T. q, T. ~
Nti'"va Arenu" Haptist-R.v len
- hr"uEhton Viii preach in tn.
,,g.rrm'ns on tho Twen,y-thIrd PSALM.
inir' series. At night his mbi.c,
WI 10" 't"nf"- SipnHl. Peuanc. and
iunulH"u""S s"""ud ia srrics on tho
Err"r' ~ RomauiSn''
Al dartmouth Avenue Preaching
~ II y. NJ aud T. ". nv Tho pa--
Tor. Rev. j H.mriCk Morning
subject: Effective Faith nv God -
evening Suhj"';: our Satisfied Sa
'ior" sunday Srho"l 40 NJ
and u. !. T. l.. = NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
METHODIST.

y, Decatur street Rev John /.
Era n y. VII preach - II = NJ.
a. p N "n "Exhorta':on - Wako
Up" Sunhav school a3n =. NJ srd
Epworth L"agu. at 7,l5 =. VI
~ Woodland Heights Rev W s
Wright VII preach ~ II A. VI. on
wasted Blessing" and a, niEh, on
DAY school - an \ ". and Erwnrth
League Al, r VI.
~ Branch Memorial E"v. William
Fow ec"' WI p n and IN h. :
Mooney viii preach and admins
t"r IN" Lords supper at : y N.
sunday school 1T c3o \ NJ r,p-
worth League AZ 7:lj =. NJ
~ Pc" Memorial Method -
church Evanr"iisiic services viii
h"rlu AT II \ NJ. hy Hcv O. \ Klein.
of Memphis. Tenn assisted by Henry
f.',hh"ld. services viii l." held
Zach evening h"sinmirg at - T. NJ.
sunday school nud Mems Bible sla--
F" 20 y. NJ Epw"rth League. T. NJ
At Union Sipti"u-Ihc pastor. Rev
7 Wnt"rreld. will preach at II
NJ ON ''rh". Last First and th-
Flr~i l.nSi" and a. u. ~. ON The
Walt" Horse and Ills Rider" j a.
Montague. Held secretary of the
sunday school. viii address the sun
t'y s,ho"i at "a" \ NJ.
~ Triujty-'fh- pastor Rev. X Il
SOFT. VIII conduct Rally DAY" .x-
"rris". at ~ : NJ At l.. NJ. Mis-,
Nuni" Thomas. returned mission
arr. Will sn"il. "n h"r work In south
Nm"Isca. sunday school ana M"u''
Hihl. CLASS at Ssa0 4 VI a,.d Ep.
worth !."aeu. at 1!5 A. NJ.
NJ Centenary Centenary Day viii
be- c-l~htai-d. SI-cia! music.
At Eart"n ii-ishts Tn" pastor
NJ On ~" "'hailrur" ot ih- New
Church" ana at night. Rev. T. J..
i'iI returned missionary; fror.
Korea VII! pr-nrlI AT l.. NJ sun
d'y sch""l q; so \ NJ. and tp-
worth !."Ls." al T. NJ.
NJ t'hiimuNui Aycnuc-R Rev. sam
u-l /. DumNiii- VIII preach at II y
VI. on Called L" Re saints" aud II,
J. NJ. special service under the au-
spices 81 tn. W"msn's Missionary So
cl"ty Tn" pastor will make an adj
dr-S. on Women and Missions
SUNDAY sch"nl with organized Bible
classes for men and women at $50
4, VI EpwUrth Leagues. : l.. NJ.
A. Highland Park Rev l.. r. VIII
liams will preach at ~ \ NJ. on
Pounds or puucos. Which, Vt s
T. VI on The Message "f q Meal
Barrel" sunday school meets ~ ?:3n
y NJ f.pwoT'h League. : +. NJ
N"nI,n"u, NJ f. Church-SarvICes
conducted a. Rnford school. ny Rev
G.org" F. Booker II. -. pastor. at
II A. NJ. on "A Tragic Choice" and At
: = " on is the World Craving
Better or Worse?'
\, centenary, Grace street. he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
OH RISTItS

~ FIRST. temporary place Of ror-
shin. william Fox school. 23oo Han
over Avenue. Rnv ". T. Walters n.
oa.'or-l, a NJ "His Presence"
?. NJ. "ProfaninS ~" Altar" as
60, Al sunday school The church
"her" you will fool at home"
st cowsrdin Averuc-Thcir new
pastor the R"v. 2 r Motley. will
preach at - \. VI There will be
mn night scrvic" duo to the MCLen-
u"u tent meeting Sunday school
80 a. NJ. Christian Endeavor. !
l. NJ
~ Hanover Avenuc-Rev. !. Il.
llunl"y w!ll preach at Il A NJ on
"Ih" Church and tho Present World
'risiS' aud at 4 ". on THE Los,
''h"rd Bib school At $40. Chris
tan Eud"hvor ior young people at
T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
~ I'TIS'r.

=, ~ :,
~" c,fr"' han'I~t church 80
.,,s,o- nr I""hnci"d by ~"
H"E, lana J"f"in" I"W"Ii
@ y " and T. NJ Subject.
hhp our i.as' Day" sunday schonl
:, J"n'"r hhu senior Il
, ,,i,ks az NJ
I1nrf M.n"ti"I bAp,Isi church.
* "tit"m' pa ~
N"hh"ln Eur q" VIII
.IT""l",' t"""rhHhlr ~
- r"f" MI pr"a'h ct
.,r umy' 'i"m" SUNDAY
$3.50, -. y NJ ana Junior and
!. n,,'' ~ - =. meetings ~ :
=, c,,. p., ~ -.
h"p's' 'hn'"''-T h-
n'.h - ""Hrns WI
,h.m. Doc. r.linio". r.. " ".
odd" - 'h",h mo- "'
IL, ~ a series "' sermons on
="
hHn'aI h"f'h.
"'kN a over
S,,i't',Mi,ns '".'' ~ ne -
,.,' '"'h'NH 81 Hlh go \. VI d.
''..e S SIn.m' NJ j..
.'oi'. HH, i'au' II'hIh.ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
EPlSl,AlItAI.

| Services at Christ T. r Church
VIII be conducted by The Rev, H. N'
ppe zoe wagner AT II a, NJ. and $
sunday School and Mems Bible Class
meet at a.45 A. NJ
Services at 81 Johns r,nisco,,l
nhurch at IL +. NJ and j.. H.. ny
,"' rector Mems Bible Class II, 3:ia
,"r PARKS \. 81 Ioiy Commm,ion.
80" NJ, Church school and Hibi.
lass ~ A NJ. Morning Prayer and
/ , ,,,.,a, subject: VINO IL M Neigh
nnr f. NJ. Evening iray.r and
sermon EImor 9. P.drica. rector.
A. 81 Andrew Holy Communion.
50 a III. Morning s"I.ic. aud ser
n"h IL NJ. tn. i;ev. W. Geig"r
h"ih VIII preach on The Authority
~ Nhrlht Evening service. 81. M Mr.
irwin VIII speak on Hoy Tn" Bishop
~ non'+ Gained Sunr"mary over tn"
r'fi'sh church" M"n's I;ihi" Glass
'H chapel. $50 y NJ
Al tn" Church Of m" IinIv CANTOR
Z '"t oi which W. r. COX IL rector. there
nII ia Holy Communion at 73n A.
". sunday school. ";ao y NJ. in tho
a aM h w. Men Eihle Class. i"
4 NJ Evening Prayer and ser.
Al 81 Jan-s'--H"v. - rr.aIand Pc
'.r viii preach at ~ \ NJ and sis
= NJ. sunday schooI =, .ao :, VI.
N"n'E Bihle class a, IL \ Nj
NJ Nonumental-Rr G;oorg" =
Mayo. VIII conduct services "a, II
~; and Rev r. Cary Montague
wi1 deliver tho sermon a, si5 y n
The fall session NJ 'he SUNDAY school
VIII resume lie work a. AS A. -
At Holy Trinity Rev J. ! era
ynt, VII preach a. II = Nj and
Francis Ball wlil preach AZ tn. .ve-
n!nR service sunday school and
Mons Blbl. Glass uiil ma., a, 40
and 10 A NJ, r.spsctively
At All Sain's'-rhe-. gill bo Holy
communion at \. NJ Win tho usual
morning Hervicn and sermon 10y the
rector Rev Y Downman. - r. a.,
II A " Evening Prayer at > = "
A. the Church Of the ipiphanv
KEY j II Giohoney. rrctor-Servlces
ana sermon a. II a ~ and
p. Vi HOLY Communion at
30 NJ Church school and EihIc
classes a, ? 30 4 NJ Young Peoples
League At 7I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
DIXON WILL NOT make
EXTRACTION FIGHT
Alleged Kidnapcr of Hope
well Woman Ready to
Return.

HOPEWELL. VA. Sept. I5.-Wher
advised that her alleged abduotor
had told the police that no threw
dame out OF an automobile" Mrs
George w. Oliver. 40 Second stree,
this city. who saws she was KID
naped by q. W. Dixon. alias " r.
Moore, weli-known business man. and
taken to Roanoke. declared that III
he did was unconscious and did
not know anything about IT"
Dixon IN Haid 10 have told the de-
tectives In Detroit when arrased. Il
know what you want me for-yn,,
wnnt mo for throwing dame on,
~ my automobile"
AIRS. Oliver was asked II sha could
remember whether or not "she va,
conscious or Unconscious when .h.
LEFT the automobile In Roanosc
early last Friday morning" bu, an,
could not recall, but she did know
" he throw her out" that she ",ru.,
har" been unconscious''
DIXON is charged by Mrs oliver
With nbducting her Thursday, SEN
icnoer :. and taking hcr 20 Roanok.
VIII Return without ExtradItion.
DiSoH ~ ready 10 return tn Hnn.
ven without hghtirg eatradi,,cn. ac
cordinS 10 reports today. and docs no,
"'ry taking Mrs. oliver 10 Roanok.
according 10 the police However, i,
u ah!d thai he has not referred 20
the kidnapping charges He Ia said
70 nave taken his arrest very lightly.
ana ~. apparently. anxious TO ne
brought back and face IN. charyes
George " oliver. husband ~ IN.
alleged victim. has issued no state
in-nt He had very llttle TO say. hu,
ApneLs 10 deeply svmpathize with
h' wife. He stood by her sid. las,
night as she gave out an !uiervicu
relating her thrilling experiences
D!Hon's friends believe he viii give
" good accoun, Of himself when he
y brought 20 HopewelI
Regarded Dixon n. Friend
II "aE pointed out last nigh, ny
NJ. oliver that no recently vent 10
Flint With Dixon in an automobile
ana h" always regarded the man as
e friend
M" oliver said she desired "a
'orrec, on" 'hiuz. and ,ha, ga.
Dixon did not ask her 10 ride 10
Ittershnrs nat to take ride
n" case mas attracted unusual d, .
iention in Hopewell and P.tcrshury
JUST when Dixon Will no brough,
nach could 40, nc learned ,oday. bu,
Chief Thurston expects to a. to
Richmond again with tn. proper pa.
iers Tor tn" Governor TO sisn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
HELEN WILLS WINS
GIRLS NET TITLE
lRy As.oclateI -.

winning tn" girls national single.
''nnlS championship today bN d..
leatinE Mis- H.l"u Hooker. OF New.
YORK ca, ga. Miss II"lcn wills. IN.
l"-E"ar-old Berkeley. cal hIph
school girl. was eliminated I'm IT,
seminal round ~ tn. Vromeu's Mid
ole states tournament by Mrs Ma
ron Hiu"crS'cin J"s.up Wilmington.
pol. al. Ga. Mrs. .i.ssup Will NEE,
Nrs. MOlla BjUrSt"dt Mallory NJ,
'ionhl champion. tomorrow 10, III :.
HlicdI" states title. Nr- Mallory
having won her somiauaI match
from MISS LcsIi" Bancroft. Boston,
GO. ga.
Mrs Mallory also is I. nn,Iis, i'm In.
Middle states doubles championshiu
laiT"d with Miss Edith S,gournnv
Roston she win meet Mrs I.ssnn
and Miss Molly : Thay.r. rhilad.l-
mia, In the hnni round iornorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

subscribed. and that the total sub
scriptions aggregate more than
S5to.O00.o00. All Of tho Federal re-
serve districts have reported over
subscriptions or their quota. Further
details as TO the subscriptions and
ail"tmentS viii he announced when
hnal reports are received from the
Federal reserve banks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
EPISCOPAL.
Holy Trinity Church

Rev. j. J. Gravatt. ID. D.. Rector.
Services At IL a. NJ. and S J.. NJ.
The rector Will preach at the morn
ing service. and Mr.. Francis II. Bail
a, the evening service. The Sunday
School and Mems Bible Glass will re-.
sumo at 9:+5 and 10 -. NJ, respec-
lively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
SUBSCRIPTIONS MORE
THAN DOUBLE ISSUE
'rr"sur! Certificates az Scrie. rs
H. P"pulnr In All tho Fed
rrni Reserve Districts.

WASHiNGToN Sept l5-Sccrc.
'arE Mellon announced tina, sub
scripn"ns for tho 33-i pcr cen,
treasury certificates of series rs
i'2"' dated September -. i.22. me-
turing September -. 1928. closed Al
noon today. Preliminary reports
''c''N"" from the twelve Federal re-
serve banks indicate that IN. nno,
Ing. which WAS for 5000. ooo az
therNn hnNtS. las hnnn i.rrnI,. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
seize Two Alleged nnm shru.
Inv Associa,cd rress

- ''''' ''''' ''NN
NEW YORK. sept. 1.-THE Dir,
navy today captured two alleged
rum-runninc schoorers with cargo4s
worth abnu, $780, 200 and $4,000 in
gold aboard. near the entrance Ia
New York harhor ms well az an un
named launch which sank while II
"as icing toued into port, An
other schooner and swift powerhoa,
escaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
LUTHER y.

Bethlehem Evangelical. sixth and
Clay streets. Rev. -. A. Saucr. pas
;"r sunday school and Bible class
81 as \. NJ. Services at II A. NJ
subject. "Insartitud"." Evening SCR
,ic-. st l. NJ. subject: The Devirs
i-rNersi"u OF Speech" The church
With q m.S-ag."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
Sunday in the Churches
CURlS1It>.
First Christian

Temporary place az Worship. VIII
liam Fox school. 22on Hanover Ave.
Rev. W. Y. Walters. H. -. Pastor.
II 4. Mills Presence.
2 +. M-"Pr"faning the Altar"
?:35 \. M.-Sunda school.
THE church where you will feel at
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
MinI.,er-sh,,,n Hang, VIZ,

FORT MADISON. Ia. Sept Is
Euc"re Weeks convicted murderer.
Was hanged at noon today by Rev.
Winfred +. Roth. sheriff a, De.
MoIneS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

tween Fourth and Firth Stree,s-
Iieaching Mt II a. NJ and 8 NJ by
rev. 7. \ Smoot Morning subject:
God Ia Ills Holy Temple" Eve
ming subject: Gods Watch Care"
League. D. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
cIIHISTIAx SCIENCE.

:, First churcn or Chris, Scie,,is,
rar> Avenue and Meadow STRAIT
services VIII ho held q, ~ 5. NJ sub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

"Say, fsno,pa iobk at fhe
big chfefi Says he can't
brsak uoay tiu he fin.
fshes HE ksnesss Corn
Plokssl Guess he kno,p
good thiass. aw' rishti"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
THIS NEW
ASPIRIN BRINGS
ONLY RELIEF

Ordinary aspirin is tho worlds
most effective pain stop but
many folk after taking X, are
Suotect TO severe attacks OF
heartburn. This being the case
they fear TO continue it's use.
Now science has wrought
new aspirin-T1EGLE' LAXO
ASPIRIN. II has the pain kill.
ing powers OF genuine aspirin
with mild digostAnt and la1a.
tive added. It 10 the disestant
which forestalls tho discomfort
ing heartburn. a
Tho laxative cleanses the eysN0
tenn OF tho toxins or body poi
Sons, thus attacking the cause
OF the pain or ache.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
lIINDERCORSS

" htcR.mov.s Corns cal
l"Hsrs' tic.. stops ALL pain. ensures comfort
n" the f--t. makes walking easy l5c nv
mai or At pruHgists. H!-cnI Chemical
Works. Pn'ch"gu-. y. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

Ifs absorbed easily
lit relieves pain quickly
-Itp gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask pour druggist for tho
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research Laboratoriea WASH
tnEton. D. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
FANS HOPE BURKHARDT WILL
 PITCH FOR HARTFORD SUNDAY

In anticipation of the Kaceys- Hart ford All Star game to be played here on Sunday it is hoped by local fans that Burkhardt will pitch for the All Stars as Burkhardt was the pitcher that beat the local team on Memo rial Day when hurling for South Man chester. It will be a much stronger team that takes the field against the All Stars, than the sone that opposed Manchester but Eddie Mckay and Jack Clabby and Bill Bergen will be there again. Bergen nicked Burkhardt for
 two hits and Clabby poled out a two
 bagger. Eddie Mckay didn't bat
 against Burkhart.
 In the. Manchester game Burkhardt
 did not register a strike out so with
 the team as it is today Burkhardt will
 have even tougher task than on Me morial Day. With all things consider ed it is doubtful if Burkhardt will pitch although the fans would like to see
 him here again. Muldoon who caught for Willimantic last year and who has played against the local team sev- eral times will be in the All Star list Nuldoon is a sticker and also a heady will play with the Hartford tenn
 Massey made an enviable rep with the Manchester team last season.
 All in all it looks like there would be plenty of action on Sunday and the game will be well worth seeing On the Fourth the Rosebud Club of New Haven is scheduled to play and as an added attraction Tubbs' Band wlli give a concert. The proceeds of
 all the games go to the Tuberculosis Outdoor fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
FRENCH AND ENGLISH TENNIS
 CHAMPS MEET TODAY

Wimbledon, England, June 2e-By the A. )-Notwithstanding four days of rain, the tennis championships are daily drawing record crowds.
 While, to the eye, the turf courts are beautiful, the French, Spanish, Belgian and American competitors all is playing havoc with their form.
 The center court is sure to be pack ed tomorrow when Mile Lenglen, the French girl, who holds the worlds dharApionship, meets Miss McKane, one of Great Britain's best players Mile Lenglen stayed late on the court today practicing with M. Cochet. In the practice she was brilliant
 Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, the American champion, today had her first. outing on the courts. defeating Mrs. Keays,. an Anglo-Indian player. 60, 6-2.
 Mrs. Keays was the runner-up in the London championships at the Queens club last week, but was easily defeat ed in the final. Mrs. Mallory is now due for a match on the center court, the surfact of which is vastly different from the weather exposed outside ground, which is very soft,
 The next opponent of Miss Eliza beth Ryan, of California, will be Mrs 'NIcNair, who is considered by experts | to. have seen her best tennis days. Among the other center court matches tomorrow will be Lycett and Morpurgo, Patterson and Borotra and l Kfngscote and Colbert.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
EVANS AND WOLFE REACH
 sEMI-EIMALS IN WESTERN COL

Kansas City, Mo, June 29-"Chick' Evans of Chicago, George Won Elm, of Salt Lake City, Clarence Wolf of St. Louis, and Fred Wright of Los An geles, will fight it out tomorrow in the semi final rounds of the western amateur golf tournament on the Hill crest Course, as a result of their vic tories today.
 Evans and Von Elm had walkaways in their matches, but Wolf and Wright were victorious only after a nerve breaking struggle, which prouced beautiful golf. Chick victory was six and five over young Ted Payseur of Des Moines, while Von Elm had g to a victory over Francis Gaines of Omaha who yesterday eliminated Harrison Johnston of St. Paul. Wolf got into the semi finals through de- feating Davison Heron of Chicago, former national amateur champion, 4 and 3 in great match, and Wright was forced to show everything he had to win from young Jess Stuttle of Kansas City, and 1.
 Wolf played perfect game, his card showing figures just about par, He k did everything just rii4. His long drives landed just behind the power ful strokes of Heron and he excelled in approaching and putting.
 Jess Stuttle played a splendid game in carrying Wright to the 55th. but the nerve and experience of the Pacif- ic coast shooter proved too much for Stuttle and he finally broke under the strain. On the 35th Stpttle blew up completely. He dubbed his drive hokoed his brassie, sliced his thir and Wright easily clinched the match, and l.
 Wright, although turning in fin' | 75 in the morning, seemed greatly up set over his play. He repeatedly jam med his club into the turf after mak. 1 ing a shot that was just little of and once threw his club.
 Chick" Evans toyed with Payseur
 Warned by lfs tight matches ant
 near defeats at the hands of twt
 youngsters yesterday-Held and Nc Kee-"Chick' started off toay in per
 feet form and soon held five hol advantage. From then on, Chick
 loafed. He shot just we'll enough t
 keep the lead and several times over | looked chances to increase his lead b.
 conceding long butts which gave Pay l seur halves on the holes.