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THE MOVIES.


 When Crittenden announced the night before that he and would have the next afternoon off because of holiday of the Bank Clerks h. vestment association, was a very happy woman. He had told me that he would be free for the afternoon and he had spoken, mysterlously, of pleasure jaunt which we would take together, with something of hls old-time buoyant spirit. Throughout the evening he made mysterious al ulsions to what was in store for us; from time to time he inquired as to my readiness for adventure, and twitted me about not being game" game for what I know not. Sev- eral times as he was reading his afternoon paper he stopped and chucked to himself By bed time. I was in flutter of excitement and it was with difficulty that l finally succeeded in getting to sleep. Crit tenden slept very little. He awoke from time to time and sat up in bed, thinking, I believed, of the pleasure that was in. store for us the next day. Once I awoke and found him bending over me- When my drowsy lids lift ed and he saw that I was awake he asked me if I were ready for the next day and when I assured him that I was he went, reluctantly, to sleep.
 Throughout the forenoon of the next day, I went about my household duties in delighted mood. Crit tenden had promised to be at home by noon. We were to have luncheon together-and then. Not since my wedding day had been so excited. l did not have the slightest idea what he was planning. A theatre. a visit to the neighboring metropolis. a shopping tour in which l was to have carte blanche-I thought of all these things. But none of them seemed to fit, or to match the mood that
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Oreans Oct. 25.-Lower price levels were brought about in the cotton market today by selling encouraged by the full ginning for this last period: MO mentarily. on the first call. good de. mand lllan t' was wa felt and prices rose ? to a points on it but immediately after severe selling pressure was fetl and there was a quick drop of over half cent pounu. At the lowest of the day the tradlng months were IS to 60 points under the close of yesterday. Last prices were at net losses for the day of 30 to 67 points:
 While the ginning to October Is or 4. 4.S79 492 bales was small. compared with the output to the same date in preceding years, it made the total quantity of cot, ton turned out during the period 3,023.3223 bales agianst 3,037, 539 during the same
 Selling was further encouraged by the dry and war mweather prevailing over tnu belt and prospects of continued favorable weather on the whole over Sunday.
 nvor,
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LABOR SITUATION IS CAUSE OF BREAK IN
 PRICES OF COTTON

New York. Oct. 25.-Nervousness over the labor situation seemed 10 pc unSe .I,;s tiinq confidence in the cotton market 'hln morning and prices broke sharply uhuer realizing or liquidation. December con tracts sold off to 35.02 or 6s points net lower and closed at 35.02 with the gen, eral list closing easy at a net decline ol
 The market opened barely steady at a decline of ? to 19 points and soid % 70 e. net lower right after the call uilu1r southern hedging. renewed Llyerpool sell. ing and scattering pressure. The lnaThe' was very weak and feverish with JaIl- nary selling off to 34.G0 and March 10 % or about D to 91 points net lower on the more active positions. Closing nrices showed rallies of few points OH covering. The report of the census pu- reau showing 4.s19.493 bales glnned 10 october IS against 6.S11.3o1 last year, was about in line with recent forecasts and failed to create any fresh sentiment of conseouence Week end reviews or the goods situation indicated generaly 1lflh market both here and in Manchester. There were differences of opinion among local map readers as to the outlook Tor lower temperatures over Sunday but yes terdav's threat of cold wave seemed 70 have been modified overnight
 ,.,, Dunx
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York Oct 25.-Cottonsced oil v,o, quiet with prices easier under scattor, ed loca lselling on the poor showing in cotton and Wall street. Final prices were five to 10 points net lower for lead ing deliveries. Sales 7,5O0 barrels Tend. CTS 1900. Prime crude lSJp01e nm. prime summer yellow spot 25.OO asked October 24.m; December 21,7S; March 22 10, all bid.
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A plant to catch menhaden and fertilizer, fish oil, etc., will be established in Florida town; it is proposed to operate six oil-burn- ing fishing tugs.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

strong; sales blue rose 199 sacks. 10 to 10.75: Carolina 211 sacks. 1O.OOM1G.OO. Recepits 3.3T7; miller receipts 2.S47.
 Clean rice strong. Sales Honduras 2.976 pockets. ; 5-s to 12: blue rose 4,371 pockets. 3-4 ito 1 3S. BBran, per ton, 45.OO. Polish, per ton, 65.OO. Recepits 6.544.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad- init no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 1O-21-tf.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK

East St. Louis, Oct. 25-Hogs: 2 5oo. slow, h to 90 cents lower Ton 1'' 1s '2,, bulk 12.15M1 1900: medium 127M12nt
 light 12.O0M130O pige, 115nM12.95 ''''' 70 Cattle: 1900; no sales: 25 cents to = cents higher for week
 Sheep: 250; no sales: for week. lamb, steady; sheep 50 cents higher.
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Notice Ia hereby given that tue Cousart Bayou. Drainage district. Tax for the year 1919 will be due November 1st. 1919, and unless paid within sixty days there after q penalty of twenty five (25) per cent will attach. Under the law the col lector has no authority to remit any pen alty.
 C. M. NICHOL. Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Oct 1st, 1919. 101-1mo
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Oct. 25.-Final prices on Liberty bonds today we're 3 -12's. S1oo7t. first 4's. S95.30: second 4's. s93 50: first 1-4's S9j.30: second i 1-4s. &93 7o. third 1-4's. S95.3G: fourth Ifs $!3 10 Victory 3-4's, s99.60: Victory 3I's S9a 60,
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John Mooney, brother of Tom Mooney the bomb thrower, jsent advice to the Chicago Federation of Labor, Adopt the British labor idea more holidays and more general strikes"
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIETRICHSf HAS MOVED FROM OVER Lewine's Quality shop to 223 Pine St.,
 cleaning, pressing and repairing of the
 honest kind. We call for and deliver phone 1926, nuf ced. 1O-11Mo
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Expert auto painting and house decorating. Detroit Auto Painting company. Twenty years experience in the business. POS East Second. phone 2524. 1O-16-tf
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sUOT COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 25-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 2 .0GS: to arrive 206s. Low middling 32 13; 37.3S; good middlng 39.13 Re.
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FRENCHTOWN LEvEE DIST.
 TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the French town Leyee District. Tax for the year 1919 will be due November list. 1919 and unless paid within sixty days thereafter penalty of twenty-five t25) per cent will attach. Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. NJ. NICHOL. Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Oct. list. '919. t01 limo
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MONEY TO LOAN

S-~-~-~~~~-~~~>~~ MONEY TO LOAN-$5OO.O .OO TO S5oO0. 06 on improved farms; no expense whatever to secure loan. Apply to C. $. McNew, Real Estate Agency, 1O6 Pine St, Pine Bluff. Ark. 1O-4tf trR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il Il or bottom farms at and s per cent with prompt service aud liberal vnlna- tions. See w. 'S Pierce. room BOY, CitI- zens bank building, Pine Bluff.
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Gas connections made. Pine Bluff Furniture company. l0-l4-t
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aUTO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE '7ant sccnra hand cars to sell. We have nost anw mske at the right prices, see us, r you wat second hand car. We do first clnss r~pair work on all makes of ars Satisfaction guaranteed. also striped Soules built br first class body man. We ]aake thnp- any style and make you proud your old car. Prices right. 117 Olive rect, phnne 1886. G. C. Payne, Mgr.
 7-22-tf
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A GOOD 12 ROOM HOUSE, CORNER
 lot, GOx15i, on street car line; upstairs rents for $35. co, and always rented. Will
 sell at q bargain If taken by August 1st. Terms Address "D", care of Graphic. 7-2O-tf
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--a----------l-- FOR SALE

ROLAND MALE PIGS, EIGHT WEEK
 old. Address Q. R. Bowyer, k. r. D. No, S1. Box 155. Pine Buff, Ark Near Hcarn- dale. 1026-St
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WRITE FOR FREE MISSISSIPPI MAP
 and HOmeseeker's Guide to Prairie Land in She Black Soil Corn and Alfalfa Belt Black lands bring prosperity. Southern Hand and Timber company, Meridian,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH FOX place with two full lots for only Sl230. with SSOUO cash and the balance $1J.00 per month. Go out and look these houses over and then call us. McGehee Realty company 24OO West 2nd Ave.
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cepits s.325: stock 349.644
 New York, Oct; 25.-SSpot cottor quiet; middling 37.00. ''@
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ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING: ONE 1917 Dodge touring: one 1918 Ford touring: one. 6 passenger sport model Cadillac; one D passenger Crow Elkhart: one ; passenger Stoddard Dayton Touring car: on smith Form-A-Truck: all of the above rars are in Al shape and will sell thesa cars mt one third cash down and the balance on ten monthly payments. MrGeh,e Metor Sales Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES

COUSART BAYOU DRAINAGE DIST
 TAX NOTICE.
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LOST

I9TRAYED FROM MY PLACE ON CAM- j1en road. one Jersey Bull. two years old.
 black with brown on back. marked in car
 swallow fork in right and over half crop 3n left. Information leading to the re- boyery of this animal will he rewarded. .. G. Gillespie. Route l. Box 145.
 1O-o4 .St
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

BODICE BROTHERS CAR IN GOOD
 condition. for sale: new tires all around: sQuipped with seat covers: $500, J. Car }SOl Cone phauea Sl3 and 1216. 1O19-6t
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delivery wagon: horse will work any where and weighs 1900. Phone 80 or S3a
 9-4-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ENTIRE SECOND STORY OVER Levine Quality Shop. Apply Harry
 Levine O-21-dtf ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. every conveniece, within easy walking distance of the city. Phone POST. 523 West Sixth. 1024-3t
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WANTED HOUSES

WANT TO BUY A OR ROOM house in Pine Bluff, on monthly payment plan. Can make reasonable cash pay ment. Jas. T. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark.
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WANTED-POSIT1ON.

BY YOUNG WOMAN r YEARS OF age in store as clerk. have had some exjerience Address Maud Block. S09 Main St. 10-21-Gts
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM modern houses; fine condition easy terms. naar Lakeside school. Tom B!odsett
 Phone 26l5 0-2t-tf
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FURNITURE OF THREE ROOMS; white enamel bed room suite. also dining room and kitchen suite. bargain If sold at once Call at Fourteenth and Hazel 10-19-jt
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WILL SELL OIL AND GAS LEASES ON from ten to five hundred acres. located ih Bull Bayou District of Louisiana. Until Monday telephone 1725. Pine Bluff: after that time address o06 Bushong Building, 4O5 1-2 Main Street. Fort Worth Texas
 q. B. Willingham. 1O-25-262S
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BELGIAN HARES. WILL SELL EITHER in pairs or entire lot. Phone S22 or call
 nt 1Oc1 West Second Ave 1925 Gt
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FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1JSi 10-22-tf
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WANTED - UNFURNlSIlED HOUSE.
 must be modern. Phone 2l47. 1O24-6t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-TEAM OF HORSES. HAIR ness. top buggy. wagon. one COW, farm Implements and hay. Apply r. w. Rohr- man. Route 1, Box S5. Sulphlr Springs Pike. 10-26-6t
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CARRIER BOYS. WORK DOESN'T IN TERFERE WITH SCHOOL. APPLY
 GRAPHIC. 107f
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QASS|6EQADVERTI5ENENTS
MALE HELP

LABORERS. ALL KINDS FOR SAW MILL APPLY NORTON WHEELER
 SHAVE CO, ROOM 415 CITIZENS BANK BLDG. 10-2G-f
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estabIIshed Chicago cOncern. We fufnlsb full stock of goods, advertising matter, and egrip store completely. In good loca- tion all at our expense. We allow you to draw out $175 q month and will also pay you liberal share of the profits your store earns. Work may be started in spare time. No investment or previous exper- want an opportunity to make 5000 or more year. we want you, and will pay you well from the start. Send your ap- plication today. $. Levy, Manager. Dept 701, 320 $. Franklin St. Chicago, III.
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HUNTER HAS PACED THREE
TO BRASSARD TROPHY WIN
Brilliant lOtoriA Has Piloed Carma. Laurence and ey
ictorv in lIotor-Paced Classic " hich ill Be
Rerired at ] elodrone Tonight

Jimmy Hunter. the recognized king
Of PAGERS. has pilotcd more than one
rider to important motor paced trl-
umphs during his long service in the
cycle game. But of the victories he has
turned in he chcrishcs the triumphs he
scored in the Brassard trophy races.
His first win was with Clarence Car
man. the sensation of the 1916 season.
Then followed victories with Percy
Lawrence and George Wiley.
The BraSsard feature will be revived
at the Point Breeze Nclodrome tonight
when the five leading riders of the sea
son clash. Carman and Lawrence, pre-
vious winners. will be starters. VIM
cent Madonna. Frank Cory and George
Chapman also will compete.
Hunter has seen many seasons Oh
service in the cycle sport. He is rear
loss and daring. His many desperate
chances and his many narrow escapes
on the boarded rirrl" have earned tnr
him the sobriquct of "l'aredevel
Jimmy Hunter.
"My one ambition is to repeat IN the
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

teams offering a reasonable guarantee. f'u-
The Collins 4. G. will travel to the Ger
mantown r. G. grounds and cnEage in
game with Germantown Boys club Blue on
Saturday, July 10.
Darby Professionals have July 10 open for
first class home teams paying Il good guar
Rntrc +. II Smith. ln6 South sixth street.
Darby, Pa.
Drueding Brothers have July 10 and few
lates in August open for nrst-rlhss nome
teams paying a guarantee. {. {. EberIe'
kensington 62lO.
y. Il. h'ng' nFtt-S'"SS maNt''hE Il te",ti' ID
- r. MiSHout san'' w 10 by ii-inI cam
1ark NuIen. CIR o. ~ Bc ~ fr,s az, N'I'S 0'''
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BrasSard race" said the human fier
"Therc is n great field in tonights s race
and ] don't care who | draw. | be-
lieve | have the jump from the start
regardless of whom | pace. >arman,
Lawrence, Madonna and Cory have
been going great during the last month.
1t simply will be case of the one get
ting the breaks "
The race will be Il one hour affair
and the winner will receive bonus of
$50 a week until defeated. This will
be in addition to the prize money.
Freddy Taylor and Harold Bounsall
will meet the Harris brothers in a spe-
cial match sprint race. Taylor, a hero
of the Argonne battle, who still carries
n machine gun wound in his arm, de
fcatcd Frank Harris in a match race
last Saturday night.
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SHRUBB STILL CAN RUN
Famous EnsIshman Covers Five
Miles in Fast Time

st. Johns, n. F., July 17.-AIfred
Shrubb, once worlds champion runner,
who is now in this city, being a pas
scngcr on {. p. O. s. liner Grampian,
which struck an iceberg and was obliged
20 make this port yesterday, ran five
miles at Sports Day. with Atkins, the
divisional ten mile champion in France.
passing him. Shrubb ran FIVE miles in
26.OJ 10.
Shrubb is leaving today on the En-
press of Britain for England. whence
he will go to Paris to compete with
DCschamps, professional ten mile run
ncr. at the end of August. On Sep
tember 8 he will compete with McRae
professional ten mile champion of Eng
land. at Ibrox Park. Glasgow.
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Dempsey Ready for Moran

Pittsburgh. July 17.-JaCk Dempsey the
ne" heavyweight champion. stands ready 10
tight anNhody WHENEVER the public demands A
bout. reEardless whether he Is tied down
Dempsey has notified James + ROulIcl
matchmaker Of the keystone Club that he
viii take on Frank Moran in this CITY anr
time the club is ready to stage the match.
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YALE CLUB PLANS
Organization Will CentraIize Ell
Teams While in Training

New Haven. July 17.-Ircsidrnt Jim
Rradcn. of tn" Vale Athletic Associa
ron. announced yesterday that quarters
haN" been secured for tn" new "N"
Cub at 100 High street. close by the
horIo Of the University Press and Alum
nj W,rkly. Th" rlubhouS" will contain
dining rooms for the athletes and for
alumni who were once on Yale teams.
and l"rnG,ng, reading and billiard rooms
for III" 'lnb members.
Thc club is meant to rcntralize the
training ~ Yale teams and to promote
good ttIInW ship among the members of
th' teams, as we'll as to establish a
place Whrrc athletics may be discussed
and l"und"d out with the advice of all
undergraduate alumni and coaches who
al" in town.
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AIlsGn \: g. uniformed ssyyo"Ssn,
dates IN Jy ard Ausust "f for eHms payns %
a guarantee William O'Neil, 573G Ltns-
downe avenue.
MnnaYpnk 4. {. has July 10 ,9Inen f,%1r
I. Tomax ia sner and Orleans streets Ken.
sinRton $3.50 from to ..
ranging games for Juv 10 and few open
dates in, August and September. J Cook;
care Hal" kilburn. Eighteenth street and
Lehigh avenue
has open o1 dates in July and Ausust for te@ms
Offering a fair qua rantee. f. Minu"r. 94lS
North Colorado street
\ good first baseman and a second base
man would like to get in touch with a fast
urday ball willing to play for sport BAH
PLAYERS. 252+ East Cambria street
Glory A. C.. a fast travelling team has
July 10 open for any home team pa! nE a
guarantee. f. J. Davies, G42 North Fifty
fifth street.
KsnsTEton A. ,;,,,s' A. has twLjsn, sames
TbYrsday 1 evenings foS travelling teams ii
ShuIock. 6l5 East Allen street.
DruedinE Brothers 4: A.. sempro 'ravel-
teams wing guarantee j. c Eberle
Kenslngton 62l0. between $50 and y m.
4. r. King. a frst-class travelling club. is
| without game for July ~. Would like TO
hear from Victrix. Haywood, Shanahan. St.
Edwards Kensington: wildwood and Pit
man. Jack Mullen Nineteenth and Brown
streets.
Germantown CoIiegians has July 10 and
20 open for hrst-ciass home teams. II. j.
Conway. 5G25 Heiskel street. Germantown.
North Side Profs has July 10. 20 %
ODen for 1rst-r!a home clubs
paying a guarantee. J. J. Hoover. "O35
North American street.
Palm Beach A. a. wishes TO hear from
frst-class teams for July ~ and few open
dates in August. J. w. lisco. llO5 Brandy
wine street
Franklin Sugar Refinery 4. e. would like
any semipro team in Pennsylyania and New
Jersey having grounds and offering t ia tTtT
Huster Club has several dates open for
sdms ssi4 EsYR5 from to r. HeeeN
schoettIe A. A.. has July % and dates in
ssn BaPock % is27 Sorh PS WaTnoc
street.
old travelling team. desires games for Sun,
day dates A Haas 2632 South Sixth
street
North Side Professionals have July 90 ant
OF open away. and would like TO hear from
, some frst-Class home teams paying guar
antee j ]. Hoover, 2035 North American
street.
PhIImore A. A. wants to bo book gamei
for Saturday and also twilight games with
| frst-class home teams. Edwin Leech. 274i
North Front street,
Ayondale c. G. has July 90 August 2,
and 80 open. NJ. Mass, 42O Wolf street.
RookdaIe A. A. has July "a open for hom
N. PT. BREEZE yELODROME
Bicycle The SP&G!aa s1ss.sld. |ofIGMT hsa1 Race
Starters; CaFman, Madonna
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Lynch Gets Bio Offer

New York, July 17.-Slvery Burns an
nounces that Promoter Cochran, of London.
meet the winner of the Pal Mo6re-Jimmy
Wilde bout. Lynch may accept.
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Turner to Box levinskv

Jersey City, july 17.--At the Armorv
\ n"Nt Monday night Battling Leviusk% and
tlaN Turner Will meet in an eight round
bout This Is return match. In thcir
first bout Turner shaded IevinskN.
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Bacharach's Streak Broken

Atlantic City, y. j.. July 17.-After wi0-
ming eight shut-out games in n row the Bach
araCh Giants lost to the Detroit Stars in
ten innings here yesterday. Score. q to 3.
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The Uprising


RogerPe Peckinpaugh.
to
yearav il the leagues had been about .251.
Collins blocked,
ahead against the twelfth his until Peck
revou uprising whatever call it.
had undoubtedly heard that the of life
decided
He decided Bolhevht
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PECK,S REVOLUTION
AGAINST DYNASTY or.
KING COBB NO FLUKE
Rajah Main Bolshevist in. Battle of Bludgeons for
Supremacy in Realm OF S,cat-Dash OF Ne,Oo
Yorker Something Ne,v in Baseball
To Jack Dempsey

The norld is at fee-your head is in the
the toid occlaimthe thunder of he
For crooned has dyouh
And there is close 10 challenge defy.
You look ahead and see the open road to fame;
The road that all have knQav Who ruled before
and fuH of
Where g1thefn James ptaudits nd cheers.
But pcuH look again, Chere the spectral
Through the ghosy down the
Can the journeys end, lift the pcos cup,
Where the olive ,ceed and the laurel up?
Where the resined floor through the bloody mist
You could hear the fatal the seconds futered
Where tho Youth, held
Who had
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Viii the Revolution Succeed


Blimpwit a hole
But Peks
old and collected confidence
alt ne a
should lead the league this would be the
going
pUT of kinks
IL one 10
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The Battle of the BIudgeons

THE r. r. Cobb r. Pecinpaugh
L ramfcaon the Ancient
w may arive
Cobb ad
several
When Larry began subside tall and wlowy
Joe Jackson Jackson
40 mark which crowded Cobb o limit.
lins
Cobb
king
y rirnIn nLnmnna the
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PhIImore A. A. wants to bo book games
for Saturday and also twilight games with
frst-class home teams. Edwin Leech, 2747
North Front street.
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WHY should he be content rih a .2jI Average all
W Cobb tcds enjoying O $40 eristence?
His argument carried logic. Nothing to it. Why
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Palm Beach A. A: wishes 10 hear from
frst-class teams for July ~ and a few open
dates in August ]. w. I.isCo. 1lO5 Brandy
wine street.
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Germantown COllegianS has July 10 and
% open for frst-class home teams. H j.
Conway 5625 Heiskell street. Germantown.
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North Side Professionals have July 90 and
oT open away. and would like TO hear from
some hrst-Class home teams paying a guar
antee J j. Hoover, 2035 North American
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A. X. King, a frst-class travelling club, is
without a game for July 10 Would like 10
hear from Victrix, Haywood, Shanahan. St.
Edwards Kensngton. Wildwood and Pit
man. Jack Mullen. Nineteenth and Brown