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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-17
SOUTHER FIELD FLYERS
WILL HOLD AIR CIRCUS

soUTHER FIELD, Saturday,
July ~. 1919, will witness the most
elaborate aerial circus ever held in
the south, at Souther Field. Ameri-
Gus. Georgia. The event will include
some of the most spectacular flying
ever seen in this section.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-17
UNITED STATES PAYS
DEBT AFTER FIFTY YEARS
Awards Man 500 for Horse Slain
In the Civil War.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-Coroner J.
F. Hare, of Mclean county, has just
been allowed 500 by the govern
ment for horse of his which was
killed in the civil war in battle at
Oklona, La.
He had his claim in since 1864.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-06-17
TERRELL COUNTY.

10 forefront OF agfIcuIIure::
lrds in . Im9 help in the production OF
] here, anu share in the prosperity.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

r rirs, r1fem - Iu.Ion y Tie. IS
ncicnt. los tAnibroscl. to |. to 5. | to
S. to ;. third. rimc-I:i4 3-5 'rho
Desert sam McMeckin. Nelswccp. Nellie
Second raeeaonc mile ThundcrcIsp III
cfc"n one ' g to Won
S,o S. second: .,uda cious. liz u.oitus,. . to
War Kiss. troCtown. Day Due. Thunder
Third rac"--Pi,tstcid handicap: one mile
WARSAW; loI tFatorl. Is to 5. to J. To
o. won; Rose Dor. rs Davies. 5 to l. ,
nn isIIh to wis t? = to third Time
o. Herald. Mahoncy. Tctlcy. Recount also
Fourth racc-A!aban,a filic.: ono mile
ana a guaricT-NcNatious. lli (Amhrose)
!Sindcl u to 20. out OUT. se"onH, poitn
third Time :os la, jan and Hirhian,i
,Flf,h race-onc miIc--Ktlkcnny 10
Gieirn"r. III tNolsn,. to /. : to T", to
g second Bob !ienslcy. los oH4miltonI.
l d. =, Gar'an liodSc, Boxer. umbsla 81
-, sixth ra.c-five and a half fmrionrs s
Sicopatrh. III tMcAtcc) IL to s. 6 IN (
! To o. won: His Choice. ia (Sandc) ii 10
Am ~Gfn: Is to second; La Babies III
Time-l:o7 rs Lovers lane n r Ro .n'rm
Roses. Weary Brink. NV Boots. BUSY Sirpa 1t
SMlri. Indiscrset, Bramlebush. Mile VIVIAN
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COMEBACK OF BOXING DUE
TO DEMPSEYS BOUT

~, CONTINUED From Eighth PaEc.)
the whole boxing world ages with cN-
citement and interest. 1t has furnished
boxing writers with columns OF COM
ment. and Dempsey himself is so high
~ popular that he creates wave OF
boxing enthusiasm everywhere he goes.
The interest in the big bout, prior to
July 4. was inspiring. 1t was, greater
than the boxing public has shown in
any championship OF the past with the
possible exception of the JeTries-
Johnson bS:tle 1t Reno. which created
much sentiment
-, Much Needed Ms World Series.
Without taking anything from any
OF the other divisions of boxing. it
must be admitted that the heavyweiEht
division stands in class by itself
.riEht bout for the title is just as
- sessary to keep the ball rolling in
,,NinG as the worlds series is to base
-evcrish activity in all other boxing
snts ,he ha oedp s6 phe
middleweiehts. champions and chal-
lenEers alike. are aching for activity.
Jack Britton's recent victory over
Ted Lewis in their oight-round tilt for
the title at Jersey CITY created great
interest. The boxers fought before
crowd that filled the outdoor. arena of
the Armory Athletic Association TO
overfo~inG and isut u0 one of the fast
est and most interesting nights seen on
Jersey soil since Dempsey scored his
one round at Newark.
Now. Br!tton has been matched by
DaE,S M "a az r. snfrSs5S mstsh
Club, for battle with Mike O'Dowd
the nhiddleweight champion, on August
90. This bout will he watched with
because here we have the wclter-
weight champion. stepping out OF his
pound champions who went before
him.
O'Dowd's Return Creates Interest.
O'Dowd,s return 10 active campaign
ing in defense Of his utIe means big
although the champion looks TO be
capa bic of defending his crown gainst
se sSs us or
oNcepted-the fact that ne will defend
his title many times before another
in his division and keep il to the fore
Benny Leonard is another champion
who Will have no trouble finding. oppo-
yelling. Lew Tender. CHARLEY White
Johnny Dundee. Willie jackson and
hos, Of other l:ghsweights. .evenI
decisively. he can keep busy to the eS-
tent OF lighting five or six times. with
me title at stake. between now and
fact that the public is. dema ndins &C
ton, should influence Leonard TO be-
come more active.
Highly popular because OF the fact
that ne is such a cool. busine like
and capahle boxer. and because ne has
boxing public that he carries 4 knock
out wallop and is not a fash in the
pan by any means Leonard can cash
on his popularity If he will.
Johnny kilhane. the little champion
OF che featherweieh;s will also md
himself in demand and promoters will
dig UP opponents for him as often as
he wants 70 battle. True. there are
few good featherweiEhts before the
public now. but there are any number
of corners.
The bantamweight title. held by
Fete Herman. is due 10 receive plenty
Of attention. too. for with Pal Moore
returning TO the United States and
Jimmy Wilde promising us visit
herman Will be called upon 10 defend
has claims. -lCopyrisht 1870
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Cray Hal. s. e. by Hal B.: Edward

:, Cray Hal. s. E: by Hal B.: Edward
FREE-FoR.Ai.L rRorTING.
Purse $4,000.
Thomas " Murphy. PSus S S1s Hs"0''nS'
Lu Princeton. h. H.. by San Francisco:
w r. Cox. Dover. " II
2:oi CLASS. PACING.
frhrcc Hcats.>
Handley & Son, Redwood. o.
Baronwood. blk &, 10y BaronSaic: Valcn-
tnc stables. Columbus
h. DIRECT Tn. e. Burnett. b e., by Dirce, Hal.
Grace Direct. b m. hy Walter Direct;
=" H. Foster Elkha-t. Ind.
:, Hal BOY. b. e. by Gal r.: wcbbcr Bros
Rochester. y. Y.
o Lee GrandG; b. g. by Grca, Heart:
Ma,Ssir Wreath. &. m, by Bay Wreath:
HuStn ESta brook. Cleveland
p y Gams OF chance. biz H. by The
fanShcn BOY: w. Il Cox. Dover. y. II.
BeiIe AICantara. h. m. by Sir Alcan.
'aS a., birk McMahon Libcr;yyillc
W. III. Foster. E!khar, Ind
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Boston
! !sa,,s ;..;:.Si ; Totals ....s: 80 o
rBatted for Cheney In 2chth

S Soston .'.................o . /, a.
summary: Two-base hits-N,-;t,' ~
h sHscEes. stolen baseMRobertson Sacrifce
NJ hi.S-Deai x. F!ack. Mcrklc Barber Dou-
n Ma chTrlre to Heke LEI, on bssesB os,on
!: of Martin !. Ht,s-of F.ilinEim. s in
as si innings; OF Cheney. / IN IS innings
StfuCS out--oy Martin. S: by FlllinGim !:
by Cheney. Losing pitcher FillinEim.
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CHICAGO, 2-2; ATHLETICS, 1-3

PHILADELPHIA. August 7-ChicaCo
and Philadelphia broke even in two
close games today. the league leaders
winning the first. to |. and the locals
Inc second. TO =. After six scoreless
innings i'll the first contest Risbere
tripled and came home on "A wild pitch
with Chicago's first run in the seventh.
FeiSchS home run in the ninth turned
out TO he the winning tally.
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-
ticket,
rYr,. ;3I:i5ss CLASS. rRorTlso.
Ed.h Garter; u Oh, m. by Kinney :,
xs g. a:1''1 b. '"i n BY A,~or;ay !
's Nssy S W,S M+ Hsr2 eo'' Tide vinss
E!nssn Roxann4 Moore. American Girl.
H asa s,s s!s Tm. wa and Is1,sr sSs
THE PLAiS- DEALER W.
So e:os Trot,ns.
AfP 9Gds. ,b ks,s; 70. m. by Joe ;,
M,ss fs-te;!i%aS, b m. by General
Watts ,McMahon> .............. 5
MARY coburn. ch m by Manrico
Brsseis H4-ioas cfsek. Gentry {. oscar
ssn s .re'fs. siso st4sied Time EOS n'f T.s,
Petssops b L. by sniko d. L.
Meljy knight. b. T., by General watts
Brvs.Ioa, bl. c. by Peter :he Great 5
ksn,dstE June: re,e- H. js,e. rn,aey.
i PiIo.; g.,,y A5aoid ,w.,!ss and Mnivansy
Purse ,is.lts CLASS, PACING
Jazz Msa, Ss;sh ,y, AK, h; by Dirse;um
Mise Ease. b. m. by Red Eagle
siSt.r Nor;e. b m, by Del Sorie .
:5sTFy wills: s.liy. j.ek seymsuy :
and '%l waiter s. also started. Time. 2:o7.
(Three Heatso
f fh. mis-" .T ssc for today follow:
Davidson 4 nufke. North Randall A''
coz. baxer is s + + m by Manreo W R,
;. Bedeha Hissinson; Paua Mitchell. Find
ALLEY Hii,iow. b &. by DA.dalion: Charles Iris.
Binrchioi. b h. by Binjolla: j. II. W.T.
ye hs'G DIX foFs. by Malcolm
W n; Cox bower y H. WY :
neil. F:Hai"o 6 X 'E Y. coo ha'o' T. A. o'con-
wG isn L fs.eo x en- YarS p sA" Francisco
n.d.rasse ToE 1".. PIX. n by Malcolm For
Vance Nuokois Cleveland " '''' GREAT
ply 's iaSs roaFns b. Trtsan''' the Muir
rd 49, - Lag 6r BY tn. Harvester;
Gesfs s. De- be- 81 en ~ hedse~oo4 Boy the
cuS Hoii.3 Mli s r sf Hil;6Hes'e' Nc,
ldes sf s,ors rd,n West sy LfEa 4 Parole Beau
ssefs ram - WI =" e ISed'"s'o'' Murray
III Ges;s S;. S:s Sic Memp n 10y Warner Hall
.ana Sfa. Fam m by A5sn'ic E5Eress III
vA.:.iae H.;,ns siaslssS d n-iTssi Prince
win sis T Kinrs,o q s. = A'"oF'hy; J o
Es si''h Ha-o p * y y si-'ko; B. r White
MeDons!d. Iadianapofis '0''' a
,s,,.n .ena-s Nor,h IN RAND nd 5y coeAa'0 II.
Tho Leader.
.o1 CLASS PACING
r,,.. =, ,oo Throe Heats)
The Gsr G.fa' W. " RSrof 5F,iasasis
Fred Cline; lndisnaroiis " '''""'h-"
Boy; S, 2 Gn,!sas,e,a, Mussok ,soSe~'"'
Murphy Stables. PouF .<c.psic ~ a.
Er DfSepnod b M, by A!'anwood T. Lose
Edna Early. big m by Kobc,, q "a
Whit. Eas, aurora. y Y,
eA ps" Stable. 81 81 se"as Chimes
r: Cox. Ds sw1y' r r Il. by John Dewey; W
c. I %,t.n;.ns. coiun ~ simon A'~0r'hy
r k FHeh Nc G- cj.n b, m by naronsae
Kent, ksn,uoxy ~. Col. b g. by Col. Forrest; W
M.iIos T Es,.sloox. ' cev BY Bay Wreath
e.,; me~r IIoi Boy. b &. by The Major c.; J
Grs1sp. "e Yosnx.,os~.;n. I" Ar@o"de; A "
fsh. M-s s..i Fl v. h By Peter tn. ore.
A as" h' New ForEE e. by Cup Bearer E.
ehS s'ssi...' rsGsh * s.n pF'nehe'; Au'
aN Wt;i i.n;s f p,rss. TO- h. BY Direc,
xSs.,v:s:. " BY 149 The a.2sss,.r Pa,
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RED SIX, s; INDIANS. 7

BOSTON. Angus, 7.-Bos,on tool ..
second straight game from Cleveland
: TO :; today with Russell relieving
seShoSk IN the ninth with none out
1Hu the lying run on second h3se
Boston fell on Meyers in the FRS, in.
nlnE. which Chle finished, the hone
aealn scoring seven runs Pennorl;
Weakened towards the end or the ra,nn
WITH two out and Speaker an mira ,ni
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CUBS, s; BRAVES, 2
LBy Associated prnss

CHICAGO. Angus, 11t:hir,ro wade
y TWO out of three from Boston to-
DAY winning the final game OF The
series TO = Martin held the visitor.
10 one mt until the eighth inning
When they punched TWO singles ar
double for two runs The local
made their runs by hitting FiilinEim.
Score. az -
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|. in tnone out in eighth: Doak. /
In tnone out in second: Goodwin. s in
3 2-5: Jacobs. In l-3. Struck out-bv
Barnes, q Benton. !: poak. /: Goodwin
ming pitchcr-Barucs. Losing pitcher
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Cleveland ............0 o q ~
Boston ...........7 i o o O O % x-s
s Two. base hi,s-Wo%d. CHAPMAN. =; Uhlc.
M lnniS, Double plays-vitt to- Schans to
on haSes-clevciand. s: Boston. l. Base
on bal!s-Myers. 3: Uhlc. /: Pennock. 5:
russell |. liits--on Myers. in l-3 in
ming: rennock. IL in S. Hit by pitcher
by Myers shannon: by Uhlc pcnnock and
SchanS Struck out--by Uhlc, 4; Russell
Passed tali-o NeiI. Winning pitcher
-Pcnnick. Losing pitChcr-Mycrs
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The Greenwood House

VIII Open for Summer Guests June Goth
Greenwood Is situated hiEh In IN, iiius
EIdEe Mountains of Virginia. IN AIbemaris
county. on {. a. o. K. L.. beautiful noun.
tam scenery mineral water. best cUunirv
fare: amusements dancing. tennis. n.Uun.
vain climbing. etc. For particulars apply TO
MRS. NJ y. HARRIS
Greenwood House
t,ree
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Hotels and Resorts.
Racha lreague Exce,s Other Resorls

For combination Fishing. Boating Sur,
Bathing; rest. recreation and homo com
forts: Sood Virginia cooking: home.rrowp
vcGcta bles and sea food. Two Hotels ,hadv
lawns and sandy beach
Send for booklets ~ q NrApo
WachnprcnEue Eastern Shere yn
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Gardner on first in the ninth Speaker
tempted double steal.
Chapman's hitting and the fielding
OF Witt. SchanG and Nclnnis were
features.
Score:
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SECOND GAME.


. Scor" by lnNiNES: r
s. louis ..............o coll 90 %
SUMMARY: Three. So Vhi,IP,nop' s, xu,
Home runs Baker. Jacobson. Vick Stolen
IN ScS.t-ewiS, smith. Foster. Pratt IoI
Sacrihc1 hit-lannah; Sacririce fv-rew
T T;I, Po1hle piay-rcws,cr to Pratt to
s l:%nhiS; Bases on balis.3n MAYS 5: OF
III by nitcher-hv Sothoron tFewstori: bv
NAYS tJacobson). Struck out-bv MAYS q.
pS Sothoron ,. Losing pitchcr-Soth oron
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 81 GIL Totals SO $40
.Satted for Quinn in eighth.

=. LOUIS ..-......l o z q n--6
sunnaTv Twc-base Si,3Pipp o 0 Three 1ma
base hit-Vick. stolen bases-Ja cobson
Williams; Sisler Sacrihce hits-Bronki".
York 10: St Louis. Eases on on "a s ssIsMeW
Quinn. =; OF MoEIidEc. i: on Shocker.
nlts-ou Quinn: 10 in S. Struck out-by
Quinn. 8; bv MoCridce. /: by Shocker i
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TIGERS, a.; SENATOR'S, 3

WASHINGTON. August IA base
on balls To Bush. Young's sacrifice and
Cohb's single in the tenth inning to-
day gave detroit 4-to-3 victory and
clean sweep of the series OF three
games over Washington. AS a result
Detroit gained half a game on Chicago
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GIANTS, 5; CARDINALS, a
1Ry Associated Press,

ST. Louis Sm"us,H fIess.
not hold the lead his teammates had
gwen. Weakening in the eighth When
Triples by McCarty and Barnes scored
OUT 81. Louis today, to 4.
Score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Continued from Eighth PaEe)
inning with the bases full Roger
captain OF the Yankees.
injured his RICH, knee in the first
game and was obliged to retire.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals rs e Totals so


Phia q phia .........o n n A n q q n ii
Chicago ...............O q n n n q 10
summary. Two base hit-Lciho.d. Three
s sase hi,-RiShers Home run-zFelsch.
Inns Douhlc rlay-Turncr and Burns. Left
on nases-ChicaCo. I: Philadelphia. .. Rasc
Cicottc. a. by Ferry Wild pitch0Perrv
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REDS, 10; DoDGERs,o

CINCINNATI. August 7-Thc Gin
cinnati team INDUCED in much free
hitting today. and ran up a score OF
Is To- . III their last game with Brook
lyn.
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league leaders.
Washington.

~ Two base hitS-'Kicc, leonard Mcnoskcy
Thrce-base hits = Ainsmith. Heilmann
stolen saSeNYSnns Sacrifice hits-roung.
:; Ensh Double piay--Dauss to Ainsmith
10 lehman. Left on baScs-Dctroit y
WASHINGTON. ~. Bases on balls--Shaw. .:
Ehmkc, !! Ayers. |: Erickson. = Hits-off
Shaw. In innings: Ehmkc. in tone
run scored. one on base. none out in nfthD
on Ayers. In innings. Struck out-by
shaw, >: Erickson. 5; Ayers. 2: Dauss l.
Winning pitvhcr-Dauss Losing pitcher
Erickson.
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SECOND GAME.


Chicago ........o O n %
Philadelphia .........l q n q O "a
Su m m 'Two-hase hits-Risherr
s Wss,ysr; WNalker; Three base ,hi,-I:.sihoid
% Left on bas"s-chicaEo. 10: Philadei-
nha. s. Base on balls-on Williams 3
Hit by pitcher-by Navlor (Jacksonl
STRUCK out--bv Williams .: bv Navior -
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i ! O o ! 4 l o.
i ] > q 90 n q o..
{. Three base hits
henry. Stolen bases
oub!e plays-Stock 10
X 20 Leslie. Left on
81. outs. IN Bases
Benton. /: Doal< I.
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ISrOOkiyn.
Cincinnati.
D , . Totals 5Tl5
score 10y innings:

Two has. hits--Rath. Neale. Stolen bases
iron. Rou>h. Sacrifice hi-Daubcrt.
Sacrifice h,os--Groh. Ncalc wingo. Double
pays-WinSo 10 Rath: Daubcrt lunassist-
edl: Left on hascs--Erooklyn. ]: Cincin-
natl; Bases on hails-Grmcs. .: Nit
che!!. |. Hits-on Grimes II In Is Struck
out--hy Eller i: Grimes !: Mitchell
Passed hails-M. Wheat. Kruger Losing
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Personals.


BROoCii-Lost. brooch between wood,vii!e
Hhd F~trmourt Avenue Tuesday ni..ht
Reward. Cat! Madison 23sS-J.
REWARD for r.iurn of beaded ict l,.y ,,,.
"Wednesday afternoon Randolph o2.0-J
TiKE Lost. between Richmond ana State
Farm tire and rack with black and " hi.
cover Return l" !.!7 l.. Carr street
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued from Eighth Page)
Struck out-by R;Acy. ). by Miller
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AUTOMOBILES
Au,omuulIcs tor sale.

ARMS rKONG MOTOR CO
ielo "eSt Broad fhonc boulevard 2b,6
commonwealth Touring cars 4nd Oneida
AZ IoMCBllE FAINT NG-Cau kanuolph
tots hIgn-c!ass Work. Calls Auto
I-..il LLi!E Co. -. Wet broad.
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Observation-Disclosures Republic truck; good
conditions; newly painted: a real bargain
to quick BUYER a. Meyers Sons Co. 9-1I
aou,I ciSn,n Street.
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: Satted for Jacobs
Score ny innings:
New York ......... .
st. Louis
Iwo-base hit-Stocl
Mccarty. Barnes. SIC
-Hornsby. Burns. u
Leslie. I~avan to Stoc
bases-New York. ..
on hsils-Barnes, !:
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Funeral DIRECTORS.

FuHGrhI 1IrcCtOrS. /
and Emtalmer. sos E Main stros,'
Mahlson ~ kandolph 5000
SuTHERLAND-J l.. Sutherland g. Sons
1905 West Main Stree, Phone boulevard
21t. Night aud sunday. Randolph 1870
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MANw ELI/-I'or sale. cheap. Maxwell tour.
ing car: run less than 5000 miles. or Will
,rane for Ford. Phone Madison I9l-R.
OVERLAND 90. excellent condition: five
tires: Will he sold cheap for cash See
Yates. 3l9 West Broad.
REBUILT. AUrOMOBlLES-6l3 West Broad
street. Motor Exchange. Largest ex-
change in the South.
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AUTOMOBILES Fob SALE.

AUTOMOBILES Fob SALE
Buick. e-cylnder. In nrs,-ciass condition.
PANT good. ,iruS
as s,snsy Ssanef This car has ussa
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Stanley Steamer. model rs, to s-p.ss,
,...,. suaian.etd to Lc IN pss,vei A. shape 1Se'
,s one g Go col. sedan; i:is model. used less
L..u.ed and irpaintrd $3.50
one mode! $40 Cole Areo ;. .p.ssenrcr
- good cord t!res. seat covers. bumpers.
II you are looking Tor good used car.
J. "!'i way >Su 10 sec the ~uVNe.
All Of tn. above can be seen al
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Corp $50 @es, Broad st1eet wilson Motor
Ho1,h wa LIN Street a Madison o ,s sale
auie Gu{'nS 1901 f0 East Nam bar
See Mr. ns II sssSn o,of 09on
FORD cAR-ror sale. Ford car. 1914 model.
an good s Madison r Hn MrpSt
unseryicea able auto trucks CniIed states
f1 o F5sas 9u ue sale and DHSe SeS
,rnshk mhG ,% .rnrts ar" SCI, | and
Army supply Baso. Norfolk. Va. at = +. NJ.
can be led ~ a atoys e.; onc Ice
Or 5G Sar"ISs rESnsri Officer Brewers
lion: soS East Leigh street tle". eO"4'
BUR- in eserc s hS5 'is y%s4 oHde H
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IS! l6 15N west e Broad Street swe'' Na"a0'p''
FORD roadster. 1917. $50 A. R. TIlIer.
1908 West Broad
KOEHLER-Onc-. on Koehler truck: solid
tires in good condition: truck in aH-round
condition: 5000, A. Meyers Sons Co. eli
south EiSntn Street.
MANWELL--For sale. cheap Maxwell tour.
ing car. run less than 1000 miles. or Will
,rane for Ford. Phone Madison I9l-R.
OVERLAND 90. excellent condition: FIVE
tires; wtIi he sold cheap for cash. See
REBUILT. AUTOMoBILEs-6l3 West Broad
Street. Motor Exchange Largest ex.
change in the South.
REPgsLlc-one,,o ton Republic truck; good
TO quick buyer; A. Meyers Sons Co. gil
sANoN-For, sale Saxon chummy roadster
in very good ennd, ssGer wre m %bses
and bumper: newly painted II t23 csre
rimes- Disnatcn:
SERVICE AND COLLIER trucks Pilot "a "a
owens Motor Co. 1923 w Broad Street
JSBD GARs-Fedigreea autos for sale at
Inc. sla-2ls WesI Broad. street rect 'A"u Co.,
USED CARS-For bargains in used cars
see Muiian Motor Company. 323 West
ToDAi.S NEWS of mercha ndIse and .erv
Ice offered for your pleasure or prout 4.
told today bv The classified ads
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st. IOuis.

Totals -. 81 5ll Totals 20
Ban for McCarty in eighth
Ran for Leslie in eighth
Batted for Jacobs in eighth
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Cleveland.

Totals :. 81 Is Totals 81 S O
.lSa;tcd for Crancy in ninth
Score by innings: n
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PERIsCOPE WINS S9.4o5

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heat. Sister Nor,e paid s35s6o on s.
ticket
Summaries:
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SANON-For sale Saxon chummy roadster
model 1915. used only several months:
motor In very good condition; wire wheels
and hummer: newly painted. t23 care
rimcE- DISPATCH. 800 N''e
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business services OiIcre,I-

DoE,I DiE-Let vot!cksr. the cleaner. al
:, u NoI,h thfh Street. dye for you. call
Evening star., 1919-11-13
Unhappy

/ will from this land depart,
with my gun and carpet bag,
when it's customs break my
heart, when they make my spirit
sag; when our governments
bore that has made me raw and
sore, | will seek some other
shore. where I'll stand and chew
the rag. When ! know some
other land that has got this
country skinned, be it on the
Asian strand. or some island of
the Ind, will take the quickest
boat, with my corkscrew and my
goat, for that paradise remote,
and this country may be timed.
But while I am dwelling here,
hanging out my minstrel sign,
it seems pretty plain and clear
that | have no right to whine;
if I'm sore on Uncle Sam, and
would give his flag a slam, l
should move to Rotterdam, for
a rotter's soul is mine. If the
time should ever come when this
country seems a frost, all its
bulwarks on the bum, and its
laws not worth the cost. | will
sail away. away, to old Russia
or Cathay, where I'll spend my
little day by some tinhorn
tyrants bossed. But while on
this shore l roost, l will bless
its hallowed loan, its palladiums
I'll boost till the spangled cows
come home; | will hand out
sturdy blows to its critics and
its foes. and when l run out of
prose I'll embalm it in a pome.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-11-13
MIR. BAKER GOES TO BOSTON.
To Testify at Hearing to Fix Value
of Cape Cod Canal.

Secretary Baker has gone to Boston
to testify at hearing to determine
the value of the Cape Cod canal, to be
acquired by the government for mill
tary purposes. The owners of the
canal ask more than the War Depart
ment is willing to pay and condemna-
tion proceedings have been instituted.