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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30
COLLEGE Of LAW
GLEE CLUB HERE
TOMORROW
Reading Rooms Offer Splendid
Attraction in Elks' Theater
Tomorrow Night.

superintendent = y. Busser Of the
santa Fe reading rooms an
attraction OF unusual interest or
Elks' theatcr tomorrow night IN tho
College OF Law Glee club ol Los An
geies. This organization Of twenty
two young prcn is said to be- one ot
the best OF western college musical
organizations, and It's tour over the
Santa Re has been a continuous sue
ccssion 81 brilliant successes. The
usual house rules viii govern tomor-
row night The personnel Of the
Gice club follows,
G. W Cornel, manager. Leroy Jep-
son. director. Sam Waters. LIST tenor;
Ralph Mabie. LIST tcnor; Graham
Eunter. end tenor. II. r.. Beaver, End
tenor Perry wood. End tenor; ~
Carson. End tenor. Ralph l.Andley.
LIST tenor; Edwin II. Hickman. bari
tone. Garrett V. Whine, baritone,
John BoGue. baritone; blake G.
Smith, baritone: Rco NJ. Barrett,
basso. Wayne Fisher. basso; George
Larson. basso; Maurice Gibson. basso;
Gage Christopher. basso. George
Dromgold. baritone. Morris Berger,
baritone. Harry Hirsch. violin: Dan
Rush. pianist.
Ias, Concert of season.
The concert tomorrow night IL the
last. n Mr.. Busser says the best ct
The season. and what the superintcnd-
ent says goes with Albuquerque, FOR
his attractions this year have been 81
unusual merit The club will arrive
tomorrow morning on No 10. MI.
Busser Says 81 the organization In his
announcement;
1T IL very rare indeed 10 De ablo
To procure "A combination like this. n
ls we'll known that tifv law department
OF q railroad is an important factor
In ~ success. Especially Is this true
In these days when the government
Is fyiug it, hand al regulation. and
handicapping thu proposition OF trans
p%ortation at every point
Men who know a. little ABOUT rates
and methods OF railroad operation "a
an infant knows Of COWS, or a Souta
African Hotteutot of American finance.
have bceH given authority In law 10
control n practically operate cor
p%urations whose governing heads have
boon born and brought up IN the bus
mess, and by hard work and honor
able dealing have made t~ranspnrta-
ton 10 the United states a GROWING
success.
boy az school defined a Lawyer
as a man who kept YOU out OF jail"
A. 10 seesm NOW, We need lawyers Ia
Feep railroads out of the poorhouse.
Blu. a little singing on the subject will
do our employees good just now 1
deemed a farce pun ON o. lawyers
would be very effective In these dayA
Of shakespeare description. TO ne
or not to be-; that's the question.
So don't miss the Law Scnool club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30
IN
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. April 3o.-fIogs Re-
ceipts. ~. 900; market weak so &c
lower. Bulk. ss.8bGS.4O; iight.
IS. 20as.a5; mixed, sS.i5GS47h;
heavy. IS. 00Gs.4O; rough, IS O0@
ts.to; pigs. s7.20Gs.35.
Cattle Receipts. 5.OO0; market.
steady. Beeyes. sTO5a94O; Texas
steers s7.0oGs.iO; western steers,
81 90 "a ). 90, stockers and feeders
g.. 50nS.i5; cows and heifera, t3.6O
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Money Market

New York, April sQ-Caii money
steady. iAAlA per cent
Time loans weaker: 60 days, ~ a.
3 per cent; 20 days, 8 per cent. six
months. So per cent
Merca lie paper. 3is a. per cent
liar silver. 5sAc,
Mexican dollars. $50.
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AMERICAN BIDDING
ADVANCES WOOL
SALES IN LONDON

London. April 3O.-Therc were H.
s75 bales offered at the wool auction
today strong American bidding ad-
vanced greasy mcrno and fine cross
breds . per cent. Other grades hard
cned over the March rates.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. April 30.-Copper quiet
spot and June. i3.5OH 400.
Tin easy: spot. t34.20W 3i.3O
Iron quiet unchanged.
London quotations
Copper, nrm; spot. Goa: futures,
fGf rs.
Tin quiet. spot, fi56 los utures.
fibS los.
Iron. Cleveland warrants, 5is AVA.
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Lead and Spelter

New York. April 30-Lead, quiet.
sass ass: London. rs 15s.
spelter. quiet. t5d5H 51O; Lon
don ~ los.
81. Louis, April S0.-Lead DUH
$3.50: spclter quiet N90.
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LUMBER COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS NEE

A FORMAL meetinr of he ftockhold-
ers Of the American Lumber company
held today nt the oompany's Of
fees, General Manager Wade Attor-
ney =. W. Dobson AMI a Few others
being present and representing a ma
iority OF the stock. The meetinT was
entirely formal and for routine bust
ness, u was stated.
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M0RTUARY

Miss Rose Leyba died this morning
az the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Justo Leyba, if1s South Thru
OF pneumonia. aged 20 years.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon az 2.30 o'clock in the Crol-
lot chapel. Rev. Father Arthuis oiil-
lnterment will be In 81.
JuSeph's cemetery
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Today's Market Reports


Gs.l0; calves, 5000 $50
sheep Receipts, $1,000. market.
steady to strong. Native. 50 500
G.G5: western. $t.s0Gs5 .65; year
lings. 5000 $40. native, $500
40. western. s5.9O@I25.
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Kansas city. April s0-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market . cents lower.
Bulw. sS.i5@S. 40; heavy. s. aOG
:. 35. packers and butchers. s. 200
light, ts.1O6S 30. pigs.
f7~4GaS.OO.
Cattle Receipts. 1890, market
steady. Prime fed steers. IS 60 o
g steers. S7.40GS s. 90, west
ern steers. &7O0@s.3b; southern
steers. So. 2bmS.t TO. cows. 81. iOm
7.5oi heifers. t675aS. 90; stockers
and feeders. s6.4OaS.25 bulls. $3.50
a7.25; calves. s6.5o@s.5 80.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market
steady to strong lambs. ss25aSlb.
yearlings. $3.50 7.4O. wcthers, fba5
6fGs0. ewes. S4.25d6.5O.
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FOR sALE--..ssi estate.

FOR SALE-i60 acres In sharpe
county. Arkansas; 80 acres In cuitl-
walton; 20 In clover and alfalfa, ~
acres young apple orchard; balance
In timber. T. = land can all be oul-
tivated. Good woven wire fences;
new six-room frame dwelilng, harh
and other out buildings; live spring
and good eistern; mn rlits trom
church and school; three miles rom
r 'lroad station. Price t3.600; small
crsh payment and baiance to suit
purchaser. Address r. II. Broyles
Williford. An.
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Cotton Market.

New York. April 3O-Cotton -
Spot. quiet. middllng $500; gulf.
ti32B.
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FOR SALE Livestock,


FOR SALE-pair OF Great Dane pups
? weeks old, nicely marked, cut of
n Harlequin bitch. Price $500 ~
taken az once. Addrr-. Or. Cranston
owens. ID. V. s.. TucumuarL. y. N.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Automubilc business IN
Pecos valley Large garage. we'll
equipped. repair shop. doing good bus
iness. Owner has outside Interests
and must sell. Address Box 70. care
Herald.
FOR SALE-Paying h~u7iness. Having
an exceptional Offer wiil sell reas-
onably. Address D. y. Herald.
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NEW x T


SANTA FE-The Montezuma Hotel.
American plan. service first class.
electric lights. steam heat, telephone
In every room. Special attention TO
parties.
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FOR RENT storerOOm.


FOR RENT-The storeroom. corner
End and Central ave occupied by
the HUI Clothing Go Apply TO Geo.
f. Albright. phone ft0.
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Public Stehographer.
LOST.
Dressmaking.


bii tssMAkING az Reasonable Prices.
Mrs. Gonzales, ais West silver.
Phone 1917.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05
CLEMSON AGAIN
WAS THE WINNER
OutcIassed the Erskine College
Team Yesterday and Won By
). Score 8 too

In tie second game with Erskine
College Clemson again won yesterday
afternoon on the Clemson grounds,
the cadets coming off victorious s TO
0. The Due West aggregation had no
look in ut any stage OF the game and
people returning to Anderson last
night from the game said that the ex-
hibition could not compare with that
of the day before when the game went
II innings and was won by Clemson
2 TO 1.
Clemson got flying start In the first
INNING when Webb OF Anderson
knocked home run. In the Ord in
scored three runs. In the third in
ming Cureton knocke da home run
and Clemson scored twice, making 5
runs. The cadets made three more
runs in the seventh inning, the game
being called at 10, the end of the
seventh TO allow Erskine 70 catch a
train. The following is condensed
score OF the game:
R.H. e.
clemson -. =. -. .........S 0
ErSAlHS ......O 4
Score by innings:
Clemson -. ....3 9 0 o 3--S
Erskine 20 o 0 0 o 0 90
Batteries: Clemson, Schacht and
Brown; Erskine. Wolfe. Moore and
Galloway. Umpire Goodman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-05
HOODOO STICKING
TO ACADEMY TEAM
Lost Third Straight Game Yester-
day By Overwhelming Score
To w F 6

For the third consecutive time this
season the boys of the Fraser acade-
my Were defelated at Buena Vista
Park, losing to the Wofford Fitting
School tenn by score OF 10 10 i. The
local boys didn't have single chance
at the game, the Spartanburg youths
sewing the affair up- In its early stages
but there was decided Improvement
in the fielding of the Anderson boys,
few additions here and there they
would be abla to play fair bail. The
following tells how 1t happened:
r II e.
Wofford .,l....... 10 10 q
Academy ....... ,.,...s. Z
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STAND UP sTRAIGHT.

IS ~ ! n-n
Z A1nolnc cenaent has been made OF the
incorporatisn at Albany of tbs As..A...-
can Posture Leagae. national tiods
\ 5whpas endeayor viii be to get people
70 MI mp and stand up straight.
The new Organization is concerned
spaftltnlarly with tho sitting and
atandfrg ppstures ot children in
schools ana ofiilinlts IN shops, oiiioea,
: fact6s s;es ana else,ghere. II iopes ID
effect 4 more general use of scientific
and heaftlifui principles In seating ac-
COMO tome sor such purposes and
for pti.,lie audience rooms and ses
ateies
gflild cannot achieve proper
Sehess eseIopfnent 3 II Is authoritative
stestenienf while the shape OF his
schepI seat and Of ii ms 81 spsEg force MIN
Tor Fsisny hours each day into faulty
attitude llous ahds Oh shiiSrsn who
narss heayy Ioads OF school books are
forced into distortions ot posture that
SlSstE siie 1aost robust must have
fi0us effect on health and develop
ssrsss Round shoniders ara to Be sx-
spectea a = child whose eiottfng IS
supported withent proD5r Fegard Tor
klle anatomy and mechanics 81 the
shSalder; z
ne sue 0f the faetory 0eefa-
tive eosues not more from rnnnfiig
tie 6cldFy ma ssalaerS klan from PM
y l5l. q y = = - = = =
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TELEPHONES:

The Inteiligencer is delivered by
carriers in the city. II you fail to
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us, Opposite your name on label
of.yolr paper is printed date to which
your paper is paid All checks and
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son Intelligencer.
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I've due to subd1e, or wttl the
dove coo at Mesiscoo2
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ilYaIinah river game chickens prob
aal,ly gave villa his idea Of hang ON. ],
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THE Meether.

Washington, April 4.-Forecast
,sou,si s. caroiina--Fa Fair Sunday and
g111s7-+1, TS.I iuJIe QreezeB.
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GREENWIIAL.E WON
TIE TRIO PLY CUP
Anderson Had No Chance as sAts.
letir Events Held Yesterday
In GreenyiIIe

The Central High school OF Green
Vile won the trophy cup OF tie atfl.
letic meet held IN that city yesterday
in connection with the Piedmont
oratorical contest. The central school
erred = ssitis ~. points ..aiIe
Westminster pushed them hard with
28 points,
The Anderson high school received
three points from Daniels wiling seq
,ond place in the half mile. Bowen
and Bruce made the preliminaries.
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Grates tliu,roIi.

Rey. ,. III. Gibhcneyi rector. u hmm
$50. a g q & u 2 y T;i
Services for Palm Sunday ind week
Estlnf SUNDAY n M, Holy IEl5ehar-
list !; 40 dbs Sunday school; 10.30;
& Bible class at the rec tory ;1 ts3o. !. Iif-
any ftoIy EueHaI ist and sermons 8 D.
. ~ = taIs HEz-IzIlII
Monday before Easter TO- d M,
Iioly Enehaslst 4 30 N M, evening
prayer aud adSlfesa! I i IS
Tuesday before Easlerv i D a, m.
Holy Eucharist 80 p.. IN. I. evening
PRAYER and a ddress
wednesday, before IEasl 1e q. mn.
Holy Eucharist. q s
bfauHa hnrAd l9 al : lIi.s Holy
Eucharist: s p. M evening pEayeF and
address
Good rlday n O I 30 q. ms morning
prayer and sermon I2 100 pS lIiss three
hour service q go ii M. scrvice for
clIiidfsn
Easter Even d. nj. If0ly clleIlar-
ist. 4tSe p. M. Asentng prayer EtsIs
naptism and address.
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PR0rEssI0NAI. PRAGTICE alaIEs

iyfsiiiiis Va pri1 a.-BuiIalo Fed,
erals. IL; Pittsbprgh, q
Norfolk Va. april Norfolk, 10;
] Patiarsnrt d 8 Il B -sEi s 7s:I
Atlanta, Ca, April Atlaufa.s
Southern association team today won
q close game from the Boston Ma
ionais here 4 to 8. Boston IS loose
fielding was resnonsihia for .iis .ia3as4
Columbus. o., April 4.--The Cd,ums
bus American len Ss t;aass e;;5s7ss Won
from z, the Boston Americans here TO
Cincinnati April a The Cincinnati
Nationals today defeated the WASH
ingtonf a Americans here 5 to 3.:si{
louisville Ky A.sriI ne
troit Americans today turned a vol.
ley OF hits in the first Inning OF their
game with the louisville American
fAbso oeiation team and scores four
rms. + Cobb got two hits oae for two
bases and stole two bases.
Ph ilaselphia, Pa April s-sFhe
Philadelphia Americana today shut
out the local tionas Iesgsis club
here $ TO o. he Americans scored
scored al Of their rms IN the first In
Ming ing of lineup, the Indian s,it cher.
Tbs lses now stands one victory re-.
each team,
Cha arleston, u pFil a The Charles-
ton South Atlantic lea que team today
defaated the Fort MoaIsrse niue hsra
In the final exhibitien game Of the
year by a score OF To 3.
y z
J Sk Louis. asoss a bfil using 4
new colnbination 81 his batting order,
lianaeeF Branch Ricl<sy of the ST
a l.AA 1s sAesaal 4 sf<ssfssst
l9f hi team IA the eentess With tbe 81:
Louis tlonals here & 20 q
indianapolis ind q 11fIf While
80 pacF ators sllfse q II <lse cold the
1llieagp Ma sionqis tod tioieated the
dienapoiis American &ssociati6n
players here 5 "a s.
esel ssnlalSs 6 A pf slis cisse-
!Aistl An icao leasl.e team today de-
ffai< the Cosasnhlis South Atlantic
leasalefs neTe 20 10 d
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Newport News, Va, April New
port News Yirginia) 10; Artillery
School TIT Mnnroe) 8.
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Greensboro. Il. G. April 4. Green's
borot Carolina1 %; Elon College i. (.
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CharIottes NJ G., April 4.Bnffaio
International league o; Trinity. Col
lege 0.
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Iillerta IS said TO be d lover Of as
trencnly. He is now seeing stars.
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ton ! Ralgsra. 3. Elev,en innIngs.

Lexington va, April A.virginia
Military insSitnte, 9; West Virginia
Wesleyan 2.
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s1qre worlds TO conquer. Capt.
islibarne challenges the MEXICAN
champion to 8 checkers tourney.
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A large circulation than any other
newspaper in this Congressional Dis
trict
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Ior the hearing las ilot been set.

for the hearing has not been set.
The police have searched Wilson s
store for 1iqrnr firna and in " tn
out finding any. He began TO taunt
the ofbcars because es sliair failure
= fat evidence 5sssf: St; !. slE- "a
last week he met John ri chief oi
police, On the street and told him, ac-
eordfng to the chief, that he had Just
received q shipment OF afine corn. .
Send your officers up, z. he Is alleged
70 have said to Gheif Hill,
Hill took him at his word. After a
diligeat search the police found %
pints of whisky conceaigd "A u.der the
NyeaInerBoardiug. 1t IS said that ac-
cess could be had To the fiiskey only
by knowing how, to manipulate d pe-
liar 81 wooden lock n described as
%sonething like the trigger lpf bird
Jrap s. So ~ 3 81
fhe Jokes now on wilson, cofil-
|mented Chief Hill.
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Washington and Lee 15; Virginia
'Polyteehnie Institute o.
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UNION PAcIFIC no err

b New York, April the Union
RReihc Railroad VIII be allewssai 8
VII .IrS 3 V7JlVIL9VUU ITleI0TE EJtn0uE court
nierfe7es,ce. Supreme conFt Tlstlre
tirBeAbaeps to-eay decided sc inst the
EGujtaa ais II fe gnciety
m lts suit to restfain the sat1r5ad
company ff5as dissfibutinr as 4 slfvi-
eend 70 holaer 0f $2t s 600 coo worth
.ok aEficn Pacific stock Sd. 900 .o00 III
eash and stocl of tho Baitimoro and
Onso RAILROAD. q
13laRs ssAlfh 7sos - II ~ = B - X. = .
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Spartanbfifs Apfll IT,. Q. sVITs
s'ss@t Sn ffqT n SsEfe Ct
~ awaitinB tfia in police court on i
sieargs os tor S s lisl.ex DATE
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anderson is glad that ii is not In
Atlanta's regional reserve. lSow let
- iiIiiq'iiti prove nerHeR a friend to
this section
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Cleaning Anderson lupg Honea.
Path i2s Anderson 4.
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Member of the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphic
Service
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John Lind had better take mono
of5 tist Mex lean none. 20 the French
talon CO; s:sgaa eonmanding.
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! IN s,ictuses Of villa, his tie is knot
tod Il. much Iilee 4 g
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tllfFs,s N Nt)sS q i. 81 4 4 8 4 s. & 4 i
: Es0IIcE d /
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&c. eolaubag, .llll \, 9. April Tue cf'slam,
from. en- the tie Boston Americans here TO
+
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The big brother moyement--Mon-
ROC doctrine
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Raleigh. 3 e,.sA rnIi and
North Caroline s; Wake Forest o.

Il a7
- --r------- s. "a z;
Danville VA. April 4 The Buffalo
and Pittsburgh Federal leaguers play
ed five slow innings here today which
tI;Ii
practice and aPming itp of young nil :
chers, Buffalo whining u fn G. me i:s...
ting of AlgeTs Bonnin and Downey for
Buffalo and Lenox FOR Pittsburgh feas
tured. &
< III sii5it;; liz :,
sity of Penpa. ETanklin and Mar
shall o.. i
Columbia, April 4By bunchine#
hits with the bases on balls the Cos
lumbia South Atlantio leagne tear. to-
day defeated the University OF South
Atlanta, April GeoreIa
Techs base.,alf team today shut out
tAiississippf soltege here IS to o.
Charlotte c. April 4 The Buff
fnle tlntern iQnslsl team slnfeafef8
sriEsiis T,slliaEz. L5 rizSstis 81
this shernooa by score of 8 t6 O.
Fort S6rths sexass akpri II el1''I
cher held iiS s mates y, sssa Pr elss
tliis afSeTnoo nAnd sll e ghice 20 AiieTf i.
can league tesn son ia e second game
from the Texss lesg gaers here s TO 8.
New ofteas La. April plIfneI
ap seven rssss after tive men weTeI
4sls ~ N she l5s slE
~ n
leans Soulhefn ocfaiion team hare
~ ~ -
Miss Alice It'll an 6cosase coisss
scheol feae hes was III Anderson
teTday Tor few h0ura
t+}s
1lfE,s NtlSF q s & j. 81 8 4 $, ( 4 yS
I'm or Es0IICt i I
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Atlanta, Ca. April Atlafita,s
Southern association team today won
q close game from the Boston Ma
tionals here to s.. Boston s loose
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sfs si=ssl t=ssasEranza is getting Americanifled.
That Benton investigation committee
was about on tie par with some OF
our goggressipnai bGrlesques.
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elisa s;elie Kay OF a0Rea pan tgas
slisSpging y the sIss ehsefaay.
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John Lind's campaign OF silence
having Sbeen Ineffective, Why not In
55yg1iei Mexico with q chautauqna bat
Italian: Col Bryan commanding.
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- : - iISIyiIIls
pissed sutcessfulis through the Sec
Sond degree, hes learned that there are
some Things worse than the third.
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H5sfi Vile Vit,,s april -BuIIaIo Fed
erals, 12i Pittsburgh, G.
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Norfoik Va. april T-SorfoIk, 10;
Pilftarsnn @. e.;
-lr7 - ~ Tsa- 49, .g7rH rr p 5TTl
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clncinnatia April 4The Cincinnati
Nationals today defeated the WASH
ington Americans here to 8
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Indianapolis MD apFII sphiie
Indianapolis American Sssoclati6n
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Columbia, April A.. BY bunching
hits with the bases on balls the CO.
lnmbia South Atlantic Ieague tears to-
day defeated the IInfversity OF South
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Atlanta, April Georgia
Techs basessali team today shut ont
Alississippf ;olIege here 6 to 0.
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Charlotte. G.. April 4 rhe B,.f-
fale (Intefna i0nsls 50 team anfoafe.i
MS sheraosS 3 ! score sof ) 3 Is. L d. ..
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ts'ttAeiuVipktAE rs ttf, r1p4ti 81 iII1L=raII,=
sity of Penuas FFankiin and Mar.
shall o.. i
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ton South Atiantfe lcagaa team today
deFeated the Fort MoaIsrse niua hara
in che final exhihitlen game of the
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Sk Louis Mo-. 4 Sgil BY using a
new COM nation 81 his hattlnE of6ef.
sdenasdr Branch Rlcksy oi tic ST.