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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
GRAIN.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 2o--Fresh strength
developed In the corn market today
largely ps a result OF lack OF any ag-
gressive selling. Opening prices. which
ranged from hc of TO NC up, with
July sisiA 10 $i.sli, and Sept. fL73A
TO 3i.TtN. were followed by an advance
all around to well above yesterday q
finish.
Oats sscended with corn. After open
ing unchanged to NC higher. including
July at Tic 10 INC. the market con-
tinued 20 harden.
Provisions showed decided strength
with lard In the lead. The reasons given
were upuirns in the hog mGkct. to-
gether that assumptions that German
government changes would facilitate
peace.
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The Platform.

Sam and Rastus were seated Ia s
Jim Crow car on southern sailwsy
en- route to a plantation for the eotton>
picking season. They were disc,issin9
politics. with particular referencs 70
the coming state elections. Rastue
was a rabid partisan OF the incumbent
representative. \.
Well" said Sam, "Ah likes him au
right. All guess, but his platform aiaD
no good"
"Pla,fo'mr snorted Rastua Plat.
fo'ml Say, niger, doan' yo know
dat a political platfo'm is jes like Z
platio'm on enc o. desc yere railroad
cahs--hit amt meant 10 stan On: hito
ies' mean. TO git in on"-DslIae
News.
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THEATER BILLS

Empress ,feater, y to 10 0As p. M
Lillian Glsh and Robert Harron
in True Heart Susie" comedy
Majestic th.ater 10 a. m. 70 ~ IS
p. N Evelyn Neskit, in Her
Mistake; comedy
New Folly ,heaier 10 IS a, m. TO
l0;45 p, m-Priscilla Dean in
Pretty Smooth news reel; COM
edy.
Dreamland ,hea,er. 9 a m. 10 Il
p .-Eyelyn Nesbiu in Thou
Shalt Not" Shorty Hamilton in
SHORTY in Tragedy" serial; "Vod-
a-Vil Movies" cartoon comedy.
Strand thea,er. ~ a. m. Il noon,
2, 4, 8, 8 and 100. m.-"When Ny
Ship Comes In" comedy
Liberty theater-Pic,ures. 30,
$50. OILS. $50; vaudeville, ;, 7 80
$50.
Lyric ,hea'er, | 80 TO l0:45 p. m.
Vaudeville; pictures,
Palace ,hea,cr, 2lS TO II 80 p.
m.-Mu'ical comedy, "Thc Garden
OF Mirth" amateur contest
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Gush Artist
Says He May
Lead Revolt
Shrinking Violet and Cham
eIeon Have Nothing on
SeIf-Appointed,

NEW YORK, June 20.-W.
Iathrop Meaker OF Lawrence,
Mass, nominated himself yester-
day as leader OF the coming so
cial revolution" and as a candidate
for the presidency OF the liberal
socialist ticket. Mr.. Meaker made
the announcement in statement
sent TO the newspapers and in a
soap-box GRAFTON in Rutgers
Square.
HIS platform calls for public
ownership and operation OF all
natural resources, transportation
and communication lines. abolition
Of patents, direct taxation, estab-
lishment OF municipal stores and
employment by the community OF
all who are unable TO obtain work
elsewhere.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Juno 20 -- Price changes
at the Irregular opening u today n
stock market were nttrlbutcd 10 cables
advising the resignation Of the German
cabinet Losses outnumbcr'd gains IN
tho initial dealings, but these wofo
largely overcome before the end OF tho
first half hour Signs OF shor; selling
were observed In several OF tho popn-
lar issues. notably American Interna-
tlonal, but that stock rallied immediate
b. The strongest features include the
steols. equipments oils, motors. to-
baccOs and fo0d shares.
Rails. especially tho reorgnnis~d prop
critics featured the lighter dealings at
midday. Texas " Pacific let AT an over
night gain Of S points and Missouri Pa
cinc and Missouri Kansas * Texas
Issues also displayed pronounced
strength Leather and sugar shares
scored two 10 four point advances.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 20 HOGS 10 900;
Csc 70 soc higher; bulk. No15d 20 SO:
heavy. 9SG9 90 ~. light. SlS.00Q
20 C5: pigs. tl7.o0ais0o.
steers, tlts5hi5.25; medium, Sl250d
CATTLE. 5000. steady; choice heavy
Is 90. common. f0.sbal26j: choice
Nights. SlJ.l5ulis5; common. Sl0009
1915; butcher hcifcrs. sT75Gl3.2b %
cows. T.l5di275; Gamers. $3.50 1.b6;
calves. sl2 50dlso0: feeders, t92bU
1?75; stockers. IS0Onl200.
SHEEP. 1900. dull. lower: lambs.
SIS 2bGl7.50: culls. - 500 90: yearling
wcthers. f70oml40 ewes, $500
$50; culls, {3.00G625.
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Francis 4. Warren. for thiseU
years a United States senator tsoQJ
Wyoming and long = prominent lesdeq|
in national legislative Affairs, will ~
ceive the congratulations Of his oee
leagues in the upper house today q
the occasion Of his seventy-fifth bistA
day. Senator Warren has been eoo<
sfieuous in Wyoming politics for mnn1
than half . century. He was twice Nsr4
ritcrial governor and was the hry
governor under the state constitutiea/
and previously had been . member q
the Wyoming council and president q
the Wyoming senate. He served thrqe'
terms as treasurer Of Wyoming. Hid,
first office in the territory was 81
mayor of Cheyenne. Senator Wares,
was born at Hinsdale. Mass. and vsa|
educated at Hinsdalc academy. Aitee
serving in the Union army thfeUGlS
the civil war he went TO Wyoming 80
soon accumulated large fortune q
the cattle business He was one Of til!
first United States senators elects4
under the state constitution in l09O.
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KAN SAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June 20. - HOGS;
!, 900: rs to 35c higher; bulk. iissSW
30 10: heavies, $40. .l0d2026; medium.
SIss5I 20; lights. N9SoG1o.l5; light.
Us Sogl975; pigs. us sooQl9eo.
CATTLE: 100; steady; choice heavy
1900; common. ,iioodiyib: Choice.
Si2001i5.l5: common. $3.50 .35
butcher heifers. t6s6Tis3S; cows. Ssi
Hi200; Gamers. lb.i6TsSs: calves.
t130odf5.25 feeders. Ss.75ui375; stock
ers. 37t0Tl290. ,..
SHEEP: 500: steady; lambs. tit.?sd
i775; cuils. il2oo0lLco: yesrlins
wethers. tliood15.7s: ewes. $3.50
ewes. SO OO00l7O0: goats. i5.0OqsOv.
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American Attache
In Mexican City

LAREDO, Texas. June D-Maj,
Edward Burr. u. S, A., appointed as
sistant military attaehe Of the Ameri-
can embassy at Mexico City. aotom-
panied BY hi. wife and Ceor@ T,
Summerlino jr., son Of the American
charge d'affairel OF Mexico, arrived
here today from Washington and pro
eeded a. the Mexican capital.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. June 2O-HOGs. 5000;
steady TO higher; bulk. 3l9.s5G 20 90;
heavy. 10000 $3.50; medium. SISSY
20 40; Hight. SlssOG 20.l5 pigs, 10000
10 so
CATTLE: 500: steady: good heavy
steers, st2 006I5c0: common. ti0.7Stb
1890: choice lights. ,l2.50dli $50. me-
dium. S9.T5Ul215; butcher heifers, 81, 90
gli5o; cows. t7oOBiies: Gamers.
{s 00T7.25; calves. Si2 5oa 100; feed
ers. S. 26Tl2 So stockers. T.50n so.
SHEEP! $500; no trading. indica-
tious lower
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selling up 10 37l5c ana October 20
3l.7jc during the early trading, or 7
to points net higher.
Reports that the German cabinet had
fallen were evidently taken iu the cot
ton market Rs pointing 20 an early sign
Ing OF the peace treaty and were fol-
lowed by sudden and sharp advance
In prices. tBefore midday July had sold
at 32.s0c, or W points net higher. while
October touched 81 &c. or ~ points
above last nights close with al the
new crop months making new high rec
ords
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, June 20-Spot cotton
in fair demand: prices higher; good
mlddling. 20.92d: fully middIing. 20 t2d;
middllng. 1880; low middlinE. 1904;
good ordinary, 16.i2d: ordinary. l5sod:
sales. 1000 sales. including S.i0o Ameri-
can Receipts. 20 900 bales. including
IL 900 American.
Futures closed Irregular and unsettled
juno 10 ESD July. - 7sd; Oct. l9ood.
Jan. 1850; March, Is t0d
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Vests Bargains

tsNl
cash and SIS per month buys a t-room
home. 2 lots. lights. gas and water;
$3.50
cash and i2S per month buys f-room
home on south front corner lots,
sleeping porch. mnntel, double garage.
chicken house. block OF car, close TO
school. snap at $3.50.
5000
cash and balance Ike rent buys new
5-ruOm bungalow finished In oak and
vhito enamel, breakfast room, beautiful
decoration aud electric fixtures. large
r,Spms. one OF bedrooms 12Sls with
large windows garage and driveway
40 feet to carline: south front. some
thing unheard OF for $4,000.
$1,000
| cash and balance like rent buys almost
new bungalow. rooms, on lon;
close in. 81. $50. this won't last.
Large s-room home on 3ith street
fiatahed In oak. with basement and
laftc lot, $500. Can US for an APP
pon,ment TO show you this.
Acroplane in Winans
Seven extra large rooms oak floors
throughout. basement and laundry, high
fine lot. and all ready TO move into,
very low price. $3.50
We have many more bargains. We
arc selling them every day, don't walt
but buy before the big advance comes
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And Stanley Coveieskie chalked up hid
seventh straight victory at the expense
OF the Yanks.
while minus Bush and Young.
who were indefinitely suspsndsd a.
result Of mix-up with Umpire
Nsllin Wednesday. the TiEers were
forced to bow to tho Athletics.
Recruits In tho American league FIND
sympathy only In Wsbstsrs. Whlte.
house, . raw Senator. was battsd esse
Of the box while the White Sox were
winning.
Bennie KAuff went on another hAts
ting spree, The shrinking violet~
poled out two singles and hcneSs
drove In three runs and scored two
Larry Doyle stopped = drive troq
Heathcote with his thumb; Baird win
guard second while Larry decoratss To
bench.
SLIM sALLaG ALLoWgO GUT
ONE AIT IN EioHr iNNiNQe WHILE
ThE REDS WE'RE BEATING rHe
ouAkERS.
Claude Hendrix 10 another victim oS
modern warfare. He got caught b.
meath . podosr barraes es 70 sase
drives.
Ivy Olsen lead In the Dodssr VIC
tory over the Cubs The Swsde
drove in three Of the Dodger scofes
and took care OF seven chances st
short faultleasly.
The Red sox lost five straight before
they lost their tempers. The Browne
were the victims. but Babe Ruth's best
effort VA only q double.
Tho Pirates, by making . "Melles.
prsmnsr" N,Nth Inning finish, cent IN
lowiy Braves further Into the sase'
nsat.
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.prO6der1S
Heart
NNM2C ALZx6Z9EZ1g1N20X
nEAR MRS. THOMPSON: am
Ia girl IS years OF age. ! go with

crowd OF girls ranging from IA
10 10 years OF age. Part OF my com
panions say | wear my dresses too
short and part say too long. ! am
about feet and 8 inches tall and am
well built How long do you think !
should wear my dresses?
There are three girls in our crowd
who arc jealous OF me, because II any
OF these girls and | arc together and
ono OF our boy friends comes up, he
generally walks home with me, for
there is seldom any one in the crowd
who lives down our way. What can
do to make these girls understand
They are new girls and were very
popular in the city they came from.
| have asked some OF the boys why
they do not 60 with these girls more
and they say that they don't like their
company. | want the girls TO be well
come to our vicinity. Please advise
what | should do. BROWN EYES.
Wear your dresses abou, an inch
below the shoe tops. Dresses are be-
ing worn long this season.
You worry too much about what
people think. Go with the boys when
they ask you, and take it for granted
that the other girls are generous
enough not TO be jealous. II is use
less to try TO force the boys to 20
with the girls, because when they want
to they will do so without your urging
Dear Mrs. Thompson: How old
should a girl be before she should &c
with boys-of course ! mean the righ
kind OF boys9
! am corresponding with a boy som,
older than myself and he used to &C
with my sister. He has been writing
to me since he went TO the army. Hc
wrote to me before / thought OF writ
ing TO him.
Ny mother and father do not object
to my writing TO him, as he is only a
| friend. What do you think about III
A. B. {.
A girl should not have dates" with
boy until she is II or l8. ! consider
it all right for boys and girls even
younger than that TO play tennis to-
gether, and other games. but they are
too young to go places at night.
Your correspondence is all right
Dear Mrs. Thompson: love a boy
very much He drives a truck by my
home and ] 20 to school on the truck
with him. There are other girls who
come with me.
| have not met him vet. Would il
be all right for him TO come to see me
X. Z.
| would not advise YOU to encourage
the young man. A girl cannot be toe
careful about her associates.
II is not ladylike 10 ride on a truck
nor safe to ride with boys you do moi
know
Dear Mrs. Thompson: want tC
know II | can get the money that
paid for war saving stamp. | bough,
four dollars worth and turned then
into the pos'ofiice in December.
sen, i, by mother and they told her tC
tell me to come in and sign my nam,
to insure il against loss.
When ] go | wonder il I can get tn,
money! II so, what should | say?
X. NJ. p.
Apparently your mother did not Civ,
the postoffice notification that 20,
wanted the money on your stamp. GC
to the postoffiee and they will Civ,
YOU a blank to fill out and after ter
days you can get your money
The government requests people no
10 redeem their stamps il they pos
sibly can avoid il
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COTTON
NEW ORL LEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. June fo.-Cotton
had no decided trend in the early trad
ing today, the Italian Developments
serving 70 put the trade In a waiting
attitude. The mildly unfavorable wealth
er map caused a rise OF 2 TO 8 points
over yesterdays close following a sss
around the opening OF II to ~ points.
Whatever selling came In appeared to
be based on political news
The rumors that President Wilson
had signed the rehabilitation bill and
that Germany had signed the peace
treaty caused n wave OF buying on
which the market rose very rapidly
LRte In the morning the trading months
were " TO 81 points over yesterday
close.
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Huns Think They
May Get Leniency

BERLIN, June O.--The Ebert
government is reported tonight to b
planning to request q prolongation ok
the time li...it for answering the allied
ultimatum for the purpose Of hold
ing a national referendum On ac<
cepting or rejecting the peace treaty..
Theodore Wolff. editor Of the
Berliner Tageblatt, hints that fresh
concessions TO Germany by the allies
are forthcoming. His article Is ~
lievcd to be inspired.
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SLOW TRADING IN
CATTLE MARKET
Hog Prices Make Slight Ad-
vance Here.
RECEIPTS TODAY.

CATTLE Trading In the cattle mar
ket here this morning was slow, ani
prices wer" lower Steers declined
from 10 10 Use, calves. 2Jc. and trading
in butcher cattle was slow and weak.
Moft ~ the steers sold for 50 10 80 So
only the best cows and heifers sold FOR
more than T. ~. Prices paid for can
ncrs ana cutters ranged from i5 % to
So 90. The top price for calves was il3
Closing Qsotations.
Prices ~ tho various grades OF cattle are
a f.y. t.f Ia
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June 2o.--cAsH
WHEAT unchanged to higher; No, !
hard. s252n2.53: No =. 32iSpa 80; No.
| red. s22Sa2.29: No. 2. t71s ?S.
CORN higher; No. 2 mixed, N.tI; No.
| z white. 81 tlsidl.sS; No. 2 yellow. 81 81 H
ls2 OATS higher: No. 2 white, 7st
a7ic: No. mixed. 7ld72c; No. red
l972a RYE. N.t0oLa
KANSAS CRY. June 20 close
CORN: July. N.sls: Sept N.7Ss
Dec. Sl.50hdh.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 20 o-B'TTER low
er, creamery, t5Qbocs EGGS unsettledi
receipts. s5tf cases; fIrsts. 19Giic;
ordinary firsNs t7<f3sc; at mask, cases
included. 37d 39cf stornre packed flraQ,
tshdac; extras. tsc. POULTRY.
alive higher. fowls. 27e.
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON,

LIVERPOOL. June ?o.-wskiy cotton
statistics: Total forwarded to mills
81. .000 bales, OF which American. $1,000,
stock 10000: American 326. 900. i'm
ports. 9S.00O American. 10000; exports
1abI
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 20. - POTATOES;
Arrivals. IS cars reported tprobably
incomplete totnD. Old: Market demon
Allied too few sales TO establish mar
ket, New. weak; bliss triumphs sacked
earlots, i2.5oG1T5 cwt; cobblers. N.oO
f12s bbl
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
APARTMENT BLDGS.

o. 900 10 so. 900
ASK MR. POPE,
Nipple $3.50 Walnut 220
FOR SALE by owner, 7-room, 2
story modern, walking distance. Can
be- seen sunday morning Small pay
mert cash, balance terms. Bargain "
taken at once 1874 Dale Ave.
FOR SALE by Owner: s-room bunga-
low Just completed. go w. 23rd st
three floors IN oak; rooms finished
IN Old ivory; In white enamel: sleep
Ing porch. breakfast room; fireplace:
bullt-in features. etc. Phones ofiice
Walnut 2Io5. residence Walnut l52'-J.
.FOR SALE--Very desirable hundred
feet southeAst front. building site,
Fourteenth and Lindsay. highly re-
tirictod. priced right In advance or
neiFhhorhood development; all Improve
mens In, G. f. Hardwicke. Walnut
1898.
POR SALE ny OWNER--b-room mod
crn residence. reception hall. bath.
pantry, large closets. garage, barn and
servants quarter Near Classen car.
one half cash. Address A-Si. Okla
hprpnu
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PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Juno 2o--BtfTTER.
EGGS and POULTRY: unchanged pO-
1ATOES: new, lower. .22jd2.5O. No
old potatoes
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N EW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2o.--Yesterday's
sensa tionai advance was followed by
very nervous and irregular fluctuations
In today'a early cotton market. In
dications for weather were more favor
able than expected as II showed only
light showers In the southwest. but
Liverpool made n fair showing. reports
from tho goods trade were bullish and
there was nothing In the news from
abroad TO cause any change OF senti-
ment a. to peace prospects. The open
Ing was steady At a decline OF rs points
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MIDDAY STOCKS

The following quotations OF New York
markets up TO 1870 y, m. today az
complied by Houston Fible company,
20 North broadway.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June %, POULTRY M.
changed except springs. tSe. Butter ana
osgy unchanged.
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The Red Cross flag is the Swis,
flag with the eolors reversed and was
adopted in compliment to Switzerland.
where the society was first organized
in 1874
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. June 2o.-CORN: No. 2,
tis5: No 2 white, tl.s7. OATS. NO
!, 70hc: No. white. 7?c.
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TOUCHING ALL
BASES

tBy International News servics.)
Whom Truck Hannah let - WIN
couple Of Wild pegs, away went
the Yank bali game to the In6iaNo.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June 20 Raw sugar
slendy; centrifugal. 1850. fine granu-
lated. 5000.
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And Stanley Coveleskis chalked up hiq
seventh straight victory at the expense
OF the Yanks.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A Wonderfully Beauti-
ful Home, immediate
Possession, West

JStkl st.
The prettiest all-oyer. really honest
10 goodness home In Oklahoma city
not merely pile Of lumber. brick hGd
mortar with garage and cement drive
way. This IL like the place you SEQ
portrayed on tho screen pictures. "A
magnificent building with every mod
etn arrangement for comfort and con-
yenicnce, located on grounds OF very
ample dimensions. on which In grow
Ing flowers. shrubbery and ornamental
trees OF many varieties This iB beau
TRULY arranged. having largo living
room across entire front of house; you
enter the dining aud breakfast room
through French doors. large kitchen.
sun parlors, lots OF built-in fixtures,
oak floors throughout. second floor has
I large bedrooms. adjoining sleeping
porch with each bedroom. tile hOor
bath, etc. beautiful fixtures and man
tells up and down. basement. furnace
and heater, stationary tubs. garage,
drive servant quarters. lot hONl9D. "
VIII charm you; positively the very best
construction money can buy price
$4,000.
Cali Mr.. Dickson, Wal isi.
Ross K. Thomas & Sons
sO9.iO OIL Exchange.
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while minus Bush and Young.
who were indefinitely suspsndsd a.
a result OF Il mir-up with Umpire
forced to bow to tho Athletics.
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'Ex. div. Q percent.
eek. div. 2h percent.
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Recruits In the American league find
Vmpathy only In Wsbstsrs. Whlte.
house, . raw Senator. was hatted esse
winning.
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Bennie KAuff went on another hate
ting spree, The shrinking violets
poled out two singles and . honess
drove In three runs and scored two
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Ivy Olsen lead In the Dodssr VIC
tory over the Cubs The Swsde
drove in three Of the Dodger scofee
and took care OF seven chances st
abort faultleanly
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Larry Doyle stopped = drive tro9
Heathcote with his thumb. Baird win
guard second while Larry decoratss To
bench.