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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
suslE's sox roa SUGAR SACKS

sox that Sister Susie knitted had a
sweet time In Germany. relates u Y.
NJ. e A worker returning from Go.
hlenz While the first division was ap.
preaching Coble ma, field kitchens were
outstripped ~" eamions with ehoee.
late and candy were left behind, and
the soldiers were without sweet stuls.
German iaakeepeTs. protesting they
lad no sugar. served N 'eharlne pc llets
with coffee set cut 10 Americans.
Some soldiers were billeted for a
ntsht in the inn OF such German, and.
as usual they spread their blankets
on the floor Lying thus PROSTATE, one
dotghboy discovered bags of something
supported by thin wooden strips con.
tealed beneath the bottom of the In.
Ties 4 bayonet laueed bag and out
poured stream OF crystal sugar The
scidH rs used their clean new extra
socks for carrytnY the sugar on the
way 10 the Rhine Revenge was sweet
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
EsTRAY NOTICE

Es,rayed before me, the undersign,
ed authority By Jack Field. on March
II, 1919, one dark bay mare about ten
years old and about IS hands. with a
white stripe down her forehead an
old cut ON her left front foot, near
the hoof, and an old scar or cut on lief,
hind foot. also has collar mark.
Appraised by two sworn appraisers,
r C. wilcox and Henry iIobgood 10
be worth Forty ts.000j dollars.
Owner is hereby notified of above
described property. aud pay all cost
OF this advertisement Failure 10 claim
said animal within che time prescribed
by Law In such cases, said animal will
be disposed Of AS the law directs
AMEDEE y LEONARD.
Justice OF Peace. LIST Ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE
Ordinances No. "a.

Amended and Supplemental Budget and
apportIonment Of revenues Of the Parish
ot West Feliciana. State Of louisiana.
for the year 1918
Whereas the Police Jury hy ordinance
No e enacted August the Eth 1915 adop-
ed a budget eF estimate 81 expenditures
with apportioument of revenues for the
year 1919 in words and figures, rs fol-
lows
session One lie Il ordained By the fo-
lice Jury ~ the Parish Of West FeIlelana
state ~ Louisiana, that the annual ex.
peusss. taxes and revenues for the said
parish for the year 1919 are estimated and
apportioned and hy this ordinance shall
be- dedicated, based ou total assessment
as fled aud approved Of -Four million four
hundred thousand dollars 81 4fo. 600 001
and 10 addition hereto vehicle, per capt
a licenses, and ether sources OF revenue
or Income Of the Parish authorized hy
lass tf Eight thousand dollars tss, 900 0O)
tu- Nit.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
SALVAGE WORK AT sEAuvAts
tCenttnuea from page one J

afterwards ask for 4 cigarette They
use when they see an American and
have also picked up few other Ameri.
canisms / saw two lads fighting IN
the place, YESTERDAY and one of them
paid hts respects to the other IN per.
tectly good American army GUESSING
Don't think | have mentioned the
bathing facilities of neahyais There
Is one bath Tub mt the hotel. II got
out OF FIX during the recent cold spell
and had to go to the municipal bath
house There they have sliding scale
for baths There is one price for Il bath
where the manager furnishes soap and
towels, and lower prices II the custo.
mer furnishes either or both OF these
requisites To- successful addition.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
PARTITION SALE,
State of Louisiana, Parish OF West
felielaha, cath judicial District
Court

State OF Louisiana, Parish OF West
felielaha, cath judicial District
Court
Mrs Ada M Gammtli. Testamentary
EseeatriS. Succession of VIM. A.
Porter. deceased VS.. Mrs. Jas II
Altman, Ut ais.
By virtue Of commission directed
to the Sheriff of the Parish Of West
| feileiana In the above entitled suit
for partition, by the Honorable the
Tsenty-fourth Judicial Court, In and
for the Parish Of West Feiielana, |
viii offer for sale nj public auction to
the highest bidder, al the front door OF
the Court House, In the town of st.
tranctsyilie. La at the hour of eleven
o'clock. A. NJ. ON
SATURDAY. APRIL 2sth. 1919
the, following described property
owned in indiyision by the parties,
towit
A certain piece or parcel OF land.
situated Ia the Seventh Ward Of the
Parish of West Felieiana, la. about
three miles from wilhelm. n Tanlca.
with sll buildings aud improvements
thereon. containing Nlnety acres, moro
or less; bounded by lands of Brandon
of Reilly. and VIM, and known ~ the
Porter plae
Terms Of sale; Cash, with banefI'
OF appraisement.
j. III. CLACK, sheriff,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Notice vas given and accepted ~ all
members oi the Police Jury present that
the i'olice Jury when s adiourns today
dees adjourn ct NEE, again on %eanes-
day April is. tsis M 10 O'clock a. ~ for
the purpose Of making distribution of
the miiage IN the new and supplemental
tts,ige. fer this Parish now being pub.
ilshed according to law in the offsciat
Journal of he Parish and known and
numbered Ordinance No ~ and TO do any
and NIL things IN the premises necessary
The clerk oi the Police Jury sas dl.
rected Isl write fnf prices on type
writer tor making up the assessment
foils or other parish work
There belng nc further business to
come before this meeting al this time.
tha p0iiee Jury stood adjourned to meet
ou "Wednesday April Is. 1919. at 10 o'clock
G, =. HOWELL. President.
J. r. MATTHEW'S. Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Passing through "Myfilce plantation.
hunting, and an ether forms ~ trcspass
thereon are hereby prohibited. under pen,
atty ~ the law.
Dec. 7-lg MRS. FANNIE H. WILLIAMS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

From aad after this date all hunting of
any kind on the Greenwood plantation IL
positively prohibited undei penalty Of
trespassing Any one found on this place
without permission will be considered
tFespasslng and prosecuted 10 the full
extent o. the law
MRS, J. A. vENTREss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
Total contrac,ual Obligations, ,i.sl7m

iniAi 'ohtfaclhai bDHRatiohse slisl I. ~
Section :. Re Il further ordained etc.
That the foregoing amended and supple.
mental budget be published for fali thirty
DAYS ~ provided by law. and that upon It's
iinal adoption the Police Jury will levy
for the aismony % the Parish, statutory
charges and ordinary expenses, including
school funds. Sir and one half Mills. 60 be
applied together with other revenues ia
said expenditures as aforesaid, and will
levy an additional Three and half
Niisl on the assessed VIOLATION Of proper
~ ~ -Four Million. Four Hundred Thou.
saud Dollars for the purpose OF paying
cnntractuai obligations as itemlsed In the
budget
The following and foregoing Ordinance
No = Was then adopted BY unanimous
vote ~ the Police Jury
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Hunting and irsspasalng Of ali kinds
are hereby prohibited. under penalty Of
the lss, on Magnolia Plantation. No en-
eeptions
The public 10 warned against buying
Nre wood, posts or crops from tenants OF
Magnolia without permission
MRcRfE FARMS co
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Passing through ceaars plantation.
hunting and all other forms Of ,respass
thereon, are hereby prohibited under
penalty 81 che law
MRS, a. r. BUTLER
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Trsspssslng Of all kinds 10 hereby pro
hlbited, under penalty % tho law. on my
lands In the ninth ward. purchased from
DIR W u Taylor
ALBERT T.. S0uI.F
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

We regret we have TO forbid all trss.
passing Of every kind. including passing
through woodlawn Farm
]. = McaEHEE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05
From and after this date ALI hunting d

From and after this date ALI hunting q
any kind on Amhrosia and independents
plantation lie positively prohibited under
penalty OF trsspassins Any one found on
these places without permission will he
considered trsspssslns and prosecuted to
the full extent Of tbs Law
MRS r. H. BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

All ,fespasslng IL prohibited on nill sna
Slaughter. Lake. Brseze, Grayaelj. and
Glass place plantations such as hunting
pecan gathering. etc, and will be pros
eeuied 20 full extent - IN law
RACCot RCI COMPANY,
G. GOODMAN. Agent.
smithiara ag and T. - la.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Hunting of any kind, cattle driving or
fishing on Mt Vernon plantation IL post
lively prohibited under penalty Of the law
Of trespass No exceptions
MRS r. HAMILTON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

No hunting OF itespaHslnt o. any Kind
allowed on Parker Stock Farm. under
penalty Of the law
PARKER STOCK FARM
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

The public is hssehy warned that the
Island and Foresf l'lntstions ara posted
against hunting fsh.ut wood cutting
and all other nHf1.7 ~ nrsppss. aean,s Of
every description rrluaed
M II JACKSON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

From and after this date all hunting OF
any kind on Rosedown, Hardwood ana
Inheritance plantations Ia positively pro.
hihilsd under penalty Of trespsssing
da-2.iel JAS. T. BOWMAN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

The rHhIn Htptt canned against
burin noaa and wber ~ any
desc 'nu f,u rnare ga the oakley
ogdsu aF.i u.eus plan ailons An hunt
ing ca.ils ar 3nd fence cutting are
pusliRfh pf,b 3D. aud these places are
,tossJ ,. sst synts 81 al kinds.
ITCf l.. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Hunting, fishing, lolttring or trespass.
laa IN any form on Laurel HlIl Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty Of tie
Law. IY. M STEWART. Manager.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

Crossing the rear Of property below
The True Democrat Office In st Francis.
Vile Is hereby prohibited under penalty
Of tfasnass Persons found crossing thsss
premises OF damaging the fences will BE-
prosecuted MRS NJ. r. ROBINSON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-04-05

tstai Hf1oubt III thts budket 1875. 40
Section ?, Be It further ordained that
the Tea Mil tax authorized hy law is
hereby levied and dedicated for the year
1918, and the same he pledged. divided
sad appoF9Ieaea IA follows, to-wit
For Public Education ...... mills
2 For Statutory. usual and nee.
esSafy charges ,..,.,.,,., "a mills
4 For principal and interest due
ia 1919 on maturing bridge
hohas ,,..,r..,.,.,s,.,.t,. ID mlii
D. Fer principal anil interest due
tn 1919 on maturing Road ma
chine certificate ,.t,..,........ 2.s mill
& For principal and interest due
IN 1919 on maturing Grader
eeftlneaie ....,..,,..,.,...,.., I-s min
Z For Rnads and Bridges ,.,, is mills
\ For Dipping Cattle ,..,...,, | liz mills
?. For Contingent and Surplus
Ftb" 't'tfstt'' ''7s.s''sss,tt,t, lss mti
, 1919-10-21
IA 26,
JAKOB TORNOE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18th. The Senate
today voted down an amendment TO the
Peace Treaty under which German RIGHTS
in Shantung would revert to China in.
stead of Japan. The vote on the amend
ment which had been presented by Chair
mar Lodge of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee was IS to IS.
Washington, Oct. 10TH By an over
whelming majority the House today pass
ed the bill extending for one year the
war time passports restrictions SO as to
keep radicals and undesirable aliens out
of the United States.
, 1919-10-21
AXEL HOIST.

ing statement h)weyer served to dispel
this idea. ''Thele is nothing in t1e pre-
sent labour situ..t ton ike y to result in
serious trouble in the near future " said
Mr., Burning. He express &c the belief
that the Washir gton LabCur cor ference
to attend which, he will ave on Satur-
day, will put a new mediation en- many
issues affecting IL bour in al countries.
Montevideo, Oct. 10th. The Uruguay
an House Of Repf 3sentatives TODD voted
approval Of the T 'eaty of Ieace between
the Allied and Associated Powers and
Germany.
, 1919-10-21
fELEGRAM6

81. CROlX STATION.
Trinidad, Oct. 18th.-The Hon. 7. 4.
Y. 6esc, G.. Nae, the newly appointed
Colonial Secretary, arrived yesterday
from England by 4. NJ. S. "QuIIiota"
and Was sworn ia at an Executive meet
Ing TO his substantive post. Following on
NAT be took he "a a Of office as Acting
Governor OF the Colony, thus relieving
the Hon. w. Iordon who goes % leave.
The Hon. w. Waicott, c. NJ. g., will con
tinue to act as Colonial Secretary until the
arrival OF His Exceilecy ST. John Cnancel-
Tor early next month.
London, Oct. 1871. Mr.. Stuart Bum
ing, Secretary OF the P0stmens Fedora
ton. who presided owe the recent Glas-
gov Trades Onion Congress, informed
the Assoc a(eQ PreSS Today that the Exc
cutivQ Of the Miners Union would soon
undertake nationwide propaganda back
ed by The entire body OF BRUSH atour
70 acquaint the public with the reason
why The l3b0ur unlOnlslS were insisting
upon aCinnalizalOn or the mines. Inc at,
tempo witt be C0Sn0W CnaJtne state owner
snip upon Jhe basis demanded, would be
beneficial alike to the sjale, to thu con
sumers and fhe workers | is hoped
rnus, Mr.. summing explained, to avoid
the ALTERNATIVE 0 a resort to direct action
or oCner drastic means 81 enforcing the
pledge given by the Glasgo~ Congress TO
''compel the Go eminent" TO adopt the
majority report of the Sankey Commission
recommending the naturalization of the
mines. A reputation of Labour interests
RECENTLY visited Downirg Street and were
met there with a refusal on the part Of
Govt. to accede to the miners demands,
and a recurrence OF labOur difficulties
similar co the rallwaymens strike, has
been regarded as possible. The Bum
, 1919-10-21

Contribution to THIS paper 1OiU be glad
~ received 5Uhen the I'm deals with mat
t8rS Of general interest, and IS accompo-
MED NTH the author'S nome, as a quar-
antoe Of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the U5ea0S OF has correspon-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1919-10-21
kREDITORER

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bindings og Tabs Konto
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

mark OF 2i7h. Judging from his pres
ent form as displayed 40 Belmont last
week, he will head more than one
summary this season. and his marx OF
2iih acquired IN winning the Dealers
Sweepstake race. will likely be some
reduced if DE is raced over the mile
tracks. his present record VIII make
him eligible io the 2l6 class trots
over the fair circuit half-mlle tracks.
where he Will no doubt make some
Starts this fall. However he appears
at the present time 90 be entirely too
valuable a trotler 10 Keep on the half
milcrs exclusively for his races.
Thc new plant constructed at Els
mere by the Delaware state Fair As
sociation last year az a cost OF approx
imately s200000 viii be developed into
one OF The most complete fair and
horse show grounds in America. The
Delaware State fair and races VIII
open on Labor Day, September 4, 20
run that week.
That the track is a FIRST class one Is
evidenced by The number of horses
now being trained there Howard r.
Wallace, speed superintendent. has
stable OF more than 20 head. under the
care OF A. n. Worrilow, although an
OF the horses are not owned by him.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
.SEAFORD Wins IN
Fifteen innings
Donoho's Single Drove in
Run That Defeated
Salisbury
CULVER FAMED 80
AND SMITH 20
Special to The Eyenins Journal

special 70 The Evening Journal
STAFFORD. nel. june 20 in ono Of
the longest and most exciting games Of
baseball ever played here. Scaford de-
feated Salisbury yesterday 90 !, in
fifteen innings. The game was rcplete
with brilliant playing ON both sides.
salisbury scored FIRST making a run
In the fourth Inning on two errors.
In the eighth inning Soaford evened
mp the account when prciiymsn drove
a home run over the lefi nelders head.
From then on until the fifteenth both
teams struggled hard 10 put over the
deciding run. nut Culver and Smith
were pitching air-tight BAH, and as The
fielding behind them was sharp and 40
times hrlllieni. neither side could dent
tho home plate until the fifteenth in-
ning ln Seaford's half Of This innIng
Isaac's single after Culver had struck
out was advanced 90 second on a sac
rlnce bv Holt. went In third ON a passed
ball and scored when nonOho drove a
stinging single 20 center field The
game Was exciting throughout and Cui-
Ner and smith We're steady and strong
in the pinchcs. Culver struck out 30
men and smith % The crowd went
wild I'm The fifteenth nnIng when
Isaac romped home with the winning
ruin Tho score
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
TENDLER ON NEXT
PENNSGR0VE CARD

Lew Tender end Packcy Homlney
VIII be the headlinor at Pennsgrove A.
A. on next Friday night. There VIII
be an all-sar show there that night.
liominey is one OF me toughest boys
of today, having met Ad Wolgast, Kill
hane, Benny Leonard and Johnny Dun
dee. Tender has fought The best
ligliiweIghis IN the world.
The second wind Of lhe card viii
De- between Harry KID Brown Of
Philadelphia and Young Weyman
Gradvillc. Brown is very clever boy
The Third bout VIII be between
Johnny lyman Of New York and
Frankie Erne
The opener viii be between Nussy
Rulter Of pennsgrove and frankie
Mess OF Philadelphia. There will be a
special boat from Wilmington at 7
o'clock ON Friday night
Harry pogue has tickets for sale.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
ErysroNF FXcIrRsION TONIGHT

Tho first moonlight 10 leave this city
for over a year viii 60 out This eve
nine from Fourth street wharf prompt
~ At 40 O'Clock. under the direction
n the keystone Field Club The East
Side boys have secured the famous
Rickeft's Jazz Band. OF Philadelphia. 10
furnish music Dancinc will be one Of
the main feature Of the trip Judging
from the way tickets are going rec
ord crowd viii so on the excursion.
Some persons are un0er the impress
sion that because club is giving the
affair that it will be Of a rough nature,
but this impression is wrong. ss the
committee will see that no one of
questionable reputation gels aboard the
host.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
CRAVATH LEADING
MAULER In MAJORS

Grahby Cravalh. Of the Phillies. made
only one hit yesterday IN four times up.
and his average fen down eight points,
but The veteran mauler still Is well I'm
The lead in The National League As
there was only one game IN The Aneri-
can League there was little change
among The leading baiters Doc Johns
ton. Of Cleveland. got two hits in two
times up and nudgcd up 10 Cobb In
third place. displacing Sislcr. The lead
ing hiiters follow.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Y NJ III a GAME

on next Sunday afternoon. The WIZ
mington Y ". II. A. will play the
Bethlehem Y VI. H. A. al Brsndywine
springs Park. This is 10 he the FIRST
Of series Of gsmes to be played with
virtually all Of the Y. NJ II. \. teams Of
the Eastern Pennsylvania district
Dutch" Topkis, Bernie Dsnberg and
the Rose brothers are the nucleus OF
what promises TO develop into a first
class team. The manager urges that
oil candidates report for practice at
The Washington Height diamond at $50
o'clock this evening.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
POOI. TOIiRNrY

In The tourney ai Gradys last night
Murphy defeated Reodc. 100 70 s..
stevens won over David. 100 10 90
ON the card for tonight is a game that
will attract hundreds Of people. bring
ing together two OF the men tied for
the lead. "Cln' Young and Jay Burns.
Both men are now playing m their best
form and 10 should Doe top-notcher
Tho other contest is between slaugh-
ter and Roodc.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
American Leanne.
H E

N Philadelphia: R.H =.
Philadelphia 0OO2x-3 Q 4
Cleveland .... % % 90 5000 II 4
Batteries Siebold and Perkins; Enzz-
mann and ONeill.
At New York-Chicago-New York
game postponed: rain.
40 Observation-Disclosures game post
poned, wet grounds.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
X. or c. SHOOT.


Jack Mahoncy, chairman of the trap
shooting commimiiee OF the X. OF c.,
announces that he has a big shoot on
for next saturday 40 the new Green
hill traps Special prizes are offered
Tor *. or g. members and heElnners
are 10 receive special instructions with
the help of such shooters as Jack and
Ray Kaiser. Bin McNey and l.. J. por-
ter, the congenial secretary OF The
Greenhill Gun Club.
The next *. of e. shoot win be held
In July ai the p, n & W. Gun Club
the date DO Doe announced later
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
MEcnANIrAIs nIIT IN TRnNT

In tho dupont Dye Works League
Yesterday. Mechanical made h. three in
a row by beating the Chemical team.
score . 20 O.
BY winning yesterday Mechanical
goes 10 the top Of the league.
Mechanical .............i 100000 O-5
.Jnemlcal .-.t............l y u y u-d
n struck out. by Sheppard, 8 by Stew
ems, O. Umpire. McAllisier.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
National Icaaiie.
american League
mGH AND low sCORES YESTERDAY

Runs scored by National and Ameri-
can Leagues. June 3 10 Q. inclusive
National League.
High- Cincinnati. e.
Low Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

Totals .............. i3 40 8
SCORE BY INNINGS.
OOOIOOOOOOOOOOO-i
Scaford-
OOOOOOOfOOOOOOf-2
Two-base hit Phillips; home rum
Prettyman: umpires. Barnes and Fooks; /;
time Of game, 3 hours.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
American LeaDue.
YESTERDAYS REsULTs.
National Ipauuc.

At Cincinnati. Ri. r..
Cincinnati ....iOO3iO2Ox-7i2 o
Brooklyn .OO0i O0OO-2 .
Batteries Sallee and Raridon Mar
guard Cheney and VI Wheat
At Chicago. RH r.
Chicago .....2O0O0O0000i-3 g 2
Boston ......OO0iOOOfOO0-2 2 3
Batteries: Vaughn and Killifer; Dc
maree and Wilson.
40 S. Louis n II, p.
So. Louis ...0O023 x-6 10 o
Philadelphia 900 O0i 0-i . ,
Batteries Doak and Clcmons; Jacobs
and Adams
40 pittsburgh-New Nork-pltsiburgh
game postponed; wet grounds.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

Dempsey couldn't fight all
the battles mapped out by the
training camp hangers-on even
If he was a centipede.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
American Leanue.
GAMES TODAY
Nnlinnnl Ieanun.

New York AZ Cincinnati
Brooklyn al Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at 81 Louis
American League.
Detroit az New York
Cleveland at Washington
- Louis az Philadelphia.
Chicago 40 Boston.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

Wise buyina makes wages count for
more Ruy W. = =
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

Daily total. % 2s I 30 30 % 2i 40
NO games played. xTNv0 games.
American League.
Philadelphia. 3.
Low Cleveland, 4.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
score by Inninas.

base ht, Flynn. stolen bases, Long.
2. Mitchell. 2, Malloy Mclaughlin,
Han. Ferguson Lefi on bases. Coun-
iers. .. Bollers 3 Rase ou balls, on
Malloy, ? Ferguson. 3. Struck out, hy
Malloy. a.; Ferguson. 6. Wild pitch.
Ferguson Umpire, A. Martin.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
B0LTERS-Y. B. WIN
TWILIGHT GAMES

In the Harlan Twilight League last
night Y-B defeated Filters 10 T. and
Boilers defeated Counters 2 Go !. The
scores.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

White Sox, they never grow
weary; they pick up their ball
bats and drive out win.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10
Score by innings.

stolen bases. spoakman, 2 r. Proud
Dougheriy, Honey. pasqualc, . passe'
balls Biedler, . narrock, D. umplr'
A. Martin.
Evening journal., 1919-06-10

DAILY total. % 2s 32 p 38 10 I l93
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-08
Gloves of Extra Selected
Imported Capeskin

Some in novelties, with bandallet
and embroidery to match; Others
in the more conservative styles, in
splendid assortment of colors, in
GLIDING putty, pearl, tan, oyster,
African, battle and black. P. K. N.
and pique seams; one-clasp styles.
Very special, per pair, So.
Real Washable
Chamoisette Gloves
For women, heavy embroidered
backs in self or two-toned combina-
lions, P. K. seams, best shades Of
brown, battle, mastic and white.
Per pair, 1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-08

Chic Wells for Every Purpose
flow audaciouy from the of ones hat brim else cling
closely ones face with aung bit of self coored ribbon hold
place
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