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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-24

miembros de este Organismo, Y
entire elias las del Speaker" de la
Camara senior Huyke. FL Jefe del
Partido sefior Barcel0 realizara
un breve viaie a los EstadOs Uni
dos y parece que pedird instruc-
clones a la Junta Central respecto
de su actuaci6n. Elementos conser
vadores, que no estan de acuerdo
con una franca actuaci0n radical,
sc disponen rennnciar sus car
gos en- la expresada Junta.
Vista q San Juan ell Fiscal
dc la Corte de DistritO de Ponce
/, ,Lcdo. Agustin Font, y lie acompa-
fia su distinguida senora.
-Ha lido a Ponce de paseo, el
Or. Pho Blanco Lopez -Cepero, que
pasa una corta temporada en- San
Juan para regresar despu6s a los
Estados Unidos.
-Continda en- San Juan sin
haberle sido possible obtencr pa
safe para los Estados Unidos, ell
ilustrado periodista y pocta ve-
nezolano, sefior Eduardo Dfaz Le-
.cuna, que tiene .numerosos amigos
en- Ia ciudad.
-M senior Diez de Andino esta
indicado para formar parte de Ia
Jupta Central del Parti 90 J'nio-
,nista.
DE I'm mOmento otro Sc re-
solvera el nombramiento de Sub
TesOrero de Puerto Rico, y Sc in
forma que la direction del Parti-
do recomendara ell seiior EmiliD 4
Vassallo.
Reporter de Turno.
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C|GnGnCGau COnSiguG una gran
victoria en- G| COngTGS0
AnOGhG, Ia guerra racBta hiZ0 una YGdna mas

LA LUCIA EN- WASHINGTON
ENTIRE BLANCOS Y NEGROS
WASHINGTON, 24.-Solo un
hombre resulto muerto anoche Y
Sc espera que esta noche la lucha
practicamente Sc habra termina-
do.
WASHINGTON, 24.-Las en-
trevistas que ell presidente ha es-
tado celebrando con los que Sc
oponen a la Liga de Naciones han
continuado durante ell dfa de
aver, pero los informes recibi-
dos indican que los senadores no
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(ServiciO InalambricO.)

PARIS, julio 24.-El primer
ministro Clemenceau obtuvo una
brillante victoria en- la Camara
de Diputados aver cuando ell 60
bierno pidio un voto de confian-
"a, que obtuvo una votacion de
272 por 181. 'Esto ha sido SIM
plemente una escaramuza, dijo ell
Tigre. La verdadera batalla Sc
ra despues." Clemenceau espe-
ra librar la batalla decisiva ante
ell tribunal de la opinion p1blica
en- las pr6ximas elecciones.
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CARTERA CON DINERO

CARTERA Gun DINERU
Ell senior Vicente Roure, ::,irado
en- la Corte de Distrito, entreg6
aver al detective Alvaradc una
cartera con dinero, que Sc habia
encontrado en- ell carro electrico,
viniendo de Rio Piedras. Su due
no puede procurarla en- Ell Nego,
ciado de la detective.
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EI IbeRefGiO dc esta nOChe en- eI MuniCiDaI

Giuseppe Danise ell eraordnao baritone que ha sabdo gram
las mpatias del pbco Jua ceebra
function de benecio hermosa opera de Verdi ERNA
La labor de Dane esta obra extaordnara los crcos
odos hacen gandes eogos la Interpretation que da
Carlos W lie acopaharan deempeo de la opera
yediana Maria Gavna Giuseppe Camponi Giovanni MARITIME
Sc que hay eanda de locadad e tea
ro pesenar e miso blante aspecto de Ia noche
anterior. III
Continua la rebaja de precios sgg s as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-24
REANUDARoN Ell TRAFICo

Aver, despues de medic dia, vol
yieron a reanudar el tratico las
guaguas. La vigilancia que Ia poI
iicia ejerci6 con elias p0r lii ma
mana, no continue por Ia tatde.
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"A SEMBRAR

Ofrecemos semilla de cebolIas
acabada de recibir.
Sucesores de Perez HermanOs.
San Juan, r.. n. Advt.
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Last Sundays services were well
attended and the pastor preached an
excellent sermon from Psalm liz,
..2nI ve.se. Sabbath School, Sunday
il Il. ii. Tic Communion services
i'll be postponed until d future date
oil aeeo4ft Of the church being dec
GRATED. Notice will be given later
a regarda to communion services.
Mr.. Walter Daugherty entertained
he brotherhood to lawn party last
Monday evening. A very interesting
program was rendered. Rev ]. Artis,
ef Richmond, Ind, was present and
rave q few interesting remarks. MIR.
oseph Waters gave an excellent talk
on his trip sover there which was
enjoyed by all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daughefty served delicious lunch.
After vote Of thanks was extended
10 the hast and hostess The meeting
was adjourned until The 3rd Monday
cf this month.
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MT. OLIVE NOTES

For the past two weeks our pastol,
has been attending The Sunday School
convention at Piqua, Ohio, and sha
Western Association at Nenia, Ollic.
he comes back to us with new inspil'-
alton and zeal for the Masters 10 i
night Of last week we had
sar flag entertainment, and 4 good
audience was given the little ones.
Several white friends cane and all
'sa5e glad aa usual to be \ th MI
Dive.
On Sunday afternoon the Elgen1out
50 81 sefv;ce league WI maet at
$50, Mr.. Banks VII speak We
hope 10 have large attendance.
On Saturday afternoon and night.
August 10th, we are going 60 have an
Old Fashioned Barbecue and musical.
The cook il a Kentuckian by birth and
has prepared many such feasts at
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home. OF course the church must do
all thinks cheaper and better than any
other organization, so the cost IL only
SIS. Some ore says how can they
do it? Well come and see. re dis
satified your money will be refunded.
Every department Of our church ii
lat work under two flags-the Amer
lean and Christian flags. You should
come Sunday il only To see these two
flags. And to see that Mt. Olive
really brings things TO pass. Not a
department has taken vacation,
neither has the pastor shortened his
sermons. We will take our vacation
when ever Satan takes his Then we
know there will be no danger of Race
riots or a soul being lost.
Meet us Sunday. Sabbath School
$3.50. Preaching 1915. B. Y. p. u.
$3.50. Preaching o'clock. Don't
forget the place Edgemont, Pontiac
street.
REV. r. L. TATE, Pastor.
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RESOLUTIONS OF
THE ID. OF j.

Death once more has visited our
ranks and taken from US one of our
dear sisters in the person Of Sister
Kaziah Jackson, who departed this
life July 81, 1919.
Sister jackson was one Of the char
ter members of the Daughters Of Jer-
usalem. She was a true daughter
and always loved her order from the
beginning to. the end, and always
seemed happy when she could be
numbered as one Of the sisters.
Therefore, we bow in humble sub
mission to our Heavenly Father for
He doeth all things well.
Resolved, copy of these fesolu-
tions be sent to the family and a copy
BE spread upon the minutes Of ths
Daughters of Jerusalem.
Servant of God, well done
Rest from thy loved employ.
The battle fought, the victory won
enter thy Masters joy.
MARY SHAW,
Al. B. GRAYs0N,
j. NE. BLAIR, See.
Committee,
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'TUsGEKEE
INSTITUTE NOTES

The tenth annual summer School All
uskegae institute eefnas I'd d close
ihis week with~rsgular commencement
exercises en- Friday night, ii The In
tstuta ahapsl, when thirty-one teach
efs will be awarded calt ificAtea. Sis
and tsants e9sn teachers
A9ffa enloilea tais year. representing
I-esn states.
f.sfeaca aneron WHIT, eel hratafl
itiiaiat frn1a 80. to-, gave lesis,.i
Iuestl'g nlgat in tiss Isr rtiaats aha3.s
lta vas accompanied by Miss Alice @.
Simmons, director of Instram anta
Mosic at Iuslsegee Inatitale.
DR.. James II. Dillard, presidant es'
the Jeanes and Slater Board, spoke ID
the summer School teachers At their
regular morning meeting, Tuesday.
DR.. Emmett j. Scott, former ssecra-
tary of Tuskegee Institute. and now
secretary y-treasurer of Howard Uni
versity, is at the Institute this week
ajoying 4 few days rest with the
members Of bis family ard his many
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.
By 1st Sgt. James Jones,
Formerly Of Co. G, 372d Inf,
Red Hand Div.

Ae~S 4AAAAh 4SANs
70 Editor of FORUM.
Dear Sir:
While quite a number Of coiored sol
diers are returning home from over
seas, there are great many Of them
who have been wounded in action, and
like great many Of those already in
civilian life, have felt the effects of
their wounds, which by all meana
should be taken care of.
| have had several interviews with
those Of my own company and have
found that quite few Of them have
followed my suggestion which am
aare viii help every wounded soldier
in the city.
Provisions have been made at the
National Military Home to care for
I'll World War veterans, whether over
seas or not, to examine and treat any
wound or ailment contracted while in
service. All you have to do is present
your discharge to the adjutant of the
Home at the Headquarters Building,
and you will he admitted to the hospi-
tai and examined for whatever Ii ths
complaint. Nearly 1000 white soldiers
are taking advantage of this treat
ment. Why not our own boys2
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IDEAL. CLOVER
LEAF CLUB

Meetings every End and 4th Thurs
day at her honfe, 721 Perry street,
Jrs. Floyd Howard entertained the
Idcal Glover Leaf Club, with i Porch
Party Thursday, July Gath. Tie
usual business Was conducted. 4 part
Of the time was spent in discussion ~
the members for the bettevment Of
the club.
At the close or 4 joyous evening, i
se1y delicious luncheon was served
on the porch. Naxt meeting will be
with Mrs. Loretta Hyde, No. Fronn
street, Thuraday. August 14t''l
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!. NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES

Sundays service was excellent
eemil fly everybody enjoyed the
lneatif Rev Mr.. Smith, one Of the
local preachers, delivered q splendid
=ses MOI Sunday evening. Many
Amer Z were heard in all parts Of
he ch ech. A
Clul No 3, Miss Amanda Smiths
elub, viii give moonlight picnic at
FRO. + F, Miller's residence. 564 Ran
t'alph atieet, Saturday evening, Aug
ust. 9th
Mrs. Blackburn's club will give 4
eoacer at the church Friday eve,
Aug. IS. This promises to be he best
eoncer. given in the city for q long
time. Everything will be rich, rare
ard RI cy Admission 25c. Every
body is cordially invited Mrs. Mat
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CARD OI THANKS

We take this means of expressing
IL sincere gratitude and thanks to
lends and neighbors' for the sym
}athy ID tie sickness and death ef our
aaf mother, Mrs. Heziah Jackson.
We aIso wish to thank Revs. Bell
edaf, Raas and Anderson for their
ssnsaling remarks; the undertakers,
/; ;cn and Williams, for their serv-
III friends for their beautiful
inps.
III AID MRS. THOs. RAGANs.
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friends here.
Principal Robert r. Motion will de-
liver an address on August ist In con
nectlon with the Association of teach-
als i. Neglo Sci4oeis, which is to be
held at Orangeburg, s. G.
The late Miss Harriet blanchard, oe
Philadelphia, who during her life
time was such a good friend Of l,r.
Frissell and DR.. Washington. left
nearly half million dollars to Negro
education. ,fuskegee Institute re-
ceived 100000.
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MARY SCOTT HOME

The financial campaign for the
Mary Scott Mothers and Widows
Home VIII not close until August 20.
re hone everv one who hasn't given
will give by that time. To date, $3.50
fone hundred and ninety dollars) has
been turned in.
When am old and gray headed,
@ God forsake me not.
MRS. i. B. JONES, Pres.
MRS. JOHN L. THOMAS, sec'y.
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HAIR DRESSING
Mrs, Nina Mitchell. Harris
80 Mead St.

Misses Kathryn Smith and Geneva
3uckner entertained a few friends IN
Honor Of Miss Elizabeth Craig last
Friday evening at the home Of Miss
8uckner on Leroy street. After be-
ing in the city since last August
with her cousin, Miss Smith, Miss
Craig left for her him. which is
b the state of Kentucky. The evening
vas spent in music and dancing, after
which q dainty luncheon was served.
Those who enjoyed the event were:
The Misses Elizabeth Craig, Winifred
Williams, Dorothy Roberts, Elwood
Pearl, Blanche Chambers, Ruth Sor-
els, Kathryn Smith and Geneva,
suckner, Messrs, Arvie Thomas, Ma
achi Matthews, Alvin Steele, Robt.
Woolfork, John Robinson, Earl May
bra, Offie Brown and Bundy Bray.
FURNISHED ROOMS For rent at
2G Warren Street. Mrs Mamie
King.
Mrs. Marguerite Moorman left Sun
lay, the goth, to spend two weeks
is;ting her sister, Mrs. sallie Harris
( Cleveland, Ohio.
pORO SYSTEM. For the Poro
ystem Of Hair Dressing call at 266
Hawthorne street Bell Main 77g5.
IRIS. DILLARD ESTELL
Practical nurse, well experienced
LIS. Thompson, East 312.
A delightful evening was spent at
he residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
gilson, 323 Western avnue, Thurs.
ay evening, July "A, IN celebrating
their brother, Mr.. Andrew Ellis's 25th
birthday The evening was spent II
Games, music and dancing. Those
present were: The misses Eva Fields,
'eeilc Thomas, Bessie Brown, r. ".
Ogelvile, Ethel Lewis, Louise Garnett,
Anna Young, Margaret Oldham, Mil
lred Dunn, Bessie Enoch, Mabel Tih
les. Jennie Frazier, Mande ~ loo
'bbie Lacy, Messrs, Ino. Bergman,
Frank Hart, Geo. Durham, Ches'er
brown, Maxwell Ellis. Loueia Dale,
frank Ribbe, Felhrt Ribbe, Earl Roll
ne, John Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. /. G.
fife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Barber. Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
aobinaon, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keith,
AIrs. Lesli Jones and Mrs. S. Belboder.
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Miss Vandella Everett, daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Everett, of 53
Mead street, left Thursday to visit
her grandmother, Mrs. Anne Stoner,
of st. Sterling, Ky. While away,
Miss Everett will also attend the Lex
ington Fair.
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gfs sls. ! ffVals,,ss /, ~ i.ss..
VI ~ !ltt5ts
eaSiss

Entered as seeond-ciass matter
July 4, 1919, at the postoffice at
Dayton, Ohio, under the act Of March
3, 1879.
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tie France is spending few days
at Salt Lick, ky, visiting her mother
The choir WAS at it's Da.s. ~.
Wn. Penn is indeed q great church
worker
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Mrs. Grant Turner, Of 1T6 Haw-
thorne street, left Wednesday, July
10th, for her vacation. visiting Mrs,
Hattie Helms, Of Lebanon, Tenn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Ward left
last week for motor trip TO Column
Ius, Ohio, where they will join their
/ laughter, Miss Renelche Ward, and
! er friend, Miss Lillian Coles, who
Lave been visiting relatives in tnat
city. They expect to return TO Day
ION Sunday.
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w. III. JONES, CONTRACTOR
Repairing, Contracting and Building
All Work Guaranteed 100 Olive st

Mrs. Joseph Buckner is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman ford, of Cleveland, Ohio.
She will return early in Septmber
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ST. CLA|RSvILLE
Coure Entries,

Ellsworth Vai! F'""s'n vS RaI:im"r-
e. Oh" Railroad company. Money. S"'-
tied. dismissed ana costs paid
r"ari r.. Travis ". Vim. =. TrnviS 81
al. Divorce. Continued IN docket;
Harry e.. Powell -. r.. 81. H,.urrIi
riaHn company. Mon"=. Plaintiff kiv,n
l"av" H. I'll" ;.m"ii'icd petition insia:l:":.
Mats" VI. T"ii"'i vs. Th"mrS u. T"'-
l";'. hl:rirHy. Attorney g." OF go:
h"r"t"f"r" .ii."w"d ". 7. Tyler * hereby
mad. 4 lien upon III" r"nl r";a;'. d.
S"riA"d in r"r:r."n and ~ "th"r pr".'-
criy "f defendant. and "N""Eii'n award
ed THIS H.'ti1n' Dismissed without
irci,!d;r" -; r"%is NJ piniu:;T.
';'oTE" Tncm'"s So Mary FL! Th"mn:..
rivn-c.. a:rnu:"d u,Hiut.H on ."oumh -
adultery apo" !I"ym"n: "f C":"S. ~!
anSw'r a:;d ":""; r";it!on Of ':':cndar,
dismissed.
Res" " cash We. Aih"rf ". ''aSh H.
v"rr" granted riai"fi:I ~: S:"r."h ~: -.
rom" cruelty. I'la::.'iH restored 1" h':'
former nam. un"a iaNn"H; 81 COSTS.
Drf"ninr: ni'''ig"i upu" agreement q:
parties {" pay rihintifT :"'rmnlEnt ali
mnny ~ TIA" sam Of 50" within IT,
days. whi"h sum inclu':"$ Tho ,'Hmpr r"r:
ai.mDny unpaid. -.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Representatives O.! about thrr" a.: IL"
manufacturers Of fir" apparatus nave
already mId.' their appearance N tbs
city
Tn" sIb-|ra;rirt auditing cnmmji;"r
ar" Mt work oh IT," books "f the :;"cr''-
tar! "f TIA" district. IN tn" offices hero.
The first al III" series IL I.cnt"n sr--
virrs w"r" held at In" Trinity Lutheran
church III kIrkw"od last night.
MIS- Margaret k:!h"ri. -: -" local
p"s;":f!c" tx confined 10 her HON" ~
klrhWr"d with Illness.
Til" Itiil" club h"ld meeting il Their
rn"rr> last night. ana w"r"s instructed il,
military drill
The first division nf tho Ladies Ai;
Society Of III" krkwuud M"thndiH;
church. Will meet AT in" nom" Of Mr".
Harry Gilbert this att rnuun
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Wood Heath vs. John Parker. .tpir"!
Scitl"d. dismissed and costs pad.
Tnn"y MarrIan"!la W. W. 4. Phillips
Error. Judgment Of. Justice reversed ~
costs nf defendant n error ANA lu~t:'"
uri"r"d to rcl"aS., all MONIES h. I'd. II
thlS "aSc. Defendant in error excerpts.
=. G Williams vs.. Day G. Kinney. r.
r~r ,Iudr;nrn; or justice reversed AT
costs ~ defendant IN error and justice
ordered To release all monies hli ii
tbs nctIGn. n"f"ndar; in error excerpts
Joseph {. Whit" vs.. George Gr""1. 81
Appeal. Settled and dismissed AZ ."S's
at defendant.
Eta Spears VS.. Harry Hlorzn Spears
- al. niv"rC' a;h :IiTruy. Defendant
ordered /" pay plaintiff temporary ali
'rcnr as follows: E-T,rrn dollars ~
Monday M&rri, l0.i?iH and SIS OF rach
an,I OYER Monday thereafter for ihc
support of .riantf and minor children
an! e. pa So at once 70 plaintiffs -
tnrncES.
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Fl"7"r"" H. ';r:.haiN :" pa!Sy !. So
Ter. Ian! in Earrcsvill": consideration =.
Hh"HH r.. rnnTr,an {" Charles r.. crow
lrrl ~ PGi;n"v and Meade t"wr:N:p,:
consideration $500.
IuinIS ll"jn"SLi 20 Frank nyha. lard
III Wheeling township: c"ns;.!"rt:..'n
;!."an
James y. M"l,"'t and Mnrn J: W
Ni"c" 1" T. W. N"ll";,. land N Rich
lad township. consideration s..
is'y II. i:Hrr ard vii" - i. ~. A'n-
hro%". land n M"rr stowu: Consideration
81 100
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Rife Club Military Drill.

Til" members al tho local XIII" 'l':H
nr.L 4. we'll att"rIrd meeting IN ;h"ir
range rooms III Tia" Ii"ini"In huildI".
last might and following III" business
s.sSi"n. t!:rS" present wrr" given n pr
lin!:nary lesson IN military DRILL. tn"
work hcrr il charg" If Lieut.. Kenneth
T.. rry. I'll" members w"r" we'll p."ISrG
wiih III" instruction r"r"ivrd. ana tho
viii profanity b. - good turnout VI ;ac
members fer the weekly instruction.
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''Head Over Hcels''-FnS Trot
I'm Always Chasing RainhoW> Fox IT.
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Nov Cases Filed.

r.. n. Rrr" ~. IN" Village ~ I"l!a~"$.
lE"in"Ht county ONO. Action: T,rr
rI"n'T. Amount .'Ia:,n"d sS65i.HG. with
HIi"r"-: on $i.&S' rom Nj: l.. iriI. ;nl
Interest on I7.2i@.0% from december =.
, IGIS
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Joseph Brhr.

Joseph Bchr. ago. - lars. - %i"T
Union street. R>l:tirr. t.cI ~ n" North
Wheeling hospital at go O'clock y"s-
tcrday afternoon. of ,n"umunn. lie
was r,.c"iv"d :.t tn" hnSn:-a! on February
cath. The deceased waS unmarried ant
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Assault Cake Tried.

Tho assault ,'tS" "f two Foreigners ~
~ names - .;u"l"r and Sh"riiskh. who
49,. accused 81 AsSaii!rinE Joseph Cor
IuE ~ On" "f tn" small mining towns
west Of this place on last sunday. was
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ELS Elccs Officers.

IS survived by his mother. With whom 20
,is:uic bis hn:;r.
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Seaire Bridge Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

heard III SPUR" william Er!t'"n's c""r-
Yesterday morning. an.i ";i'h "f IN" o.
PENDANTS scr. asScsS'''! L Tine of s.
nIu! costs.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-21
DIAMOND
NOTES

American soldiers abroad participate
In 5000 baseball games daily.
Right Fielder Miller of Worcester is
out of the game with a cracked ankle.
Ping BOdie is natural hitter Never
took a lesson in his life. He hits
by ear.
is chased from the bench once or twice
week.
Terre Haute has signed Guy Gel
ger to play first base. He is just out
of the army
Kitty Bransfield is being compll-
mented for good work as an umpire
in the Eastern league
Jim Scott lost his first out as a
pitcher with the San Francisco team,
Oakland beating him Z to 6.
GIICllcI Ielc OllI0IuS, WHO HAS Ue0u
with Bridgeport, has been released to
Evansville Of the Three league.
Joe Birmingham has found it any
thing but picnic handling the Pitts
field team, with shortage of players,
etc.
The Cincinnati club Is reported to
have offered Little Rock $1,000 far
Charley Grimm for immediate de-
livery.
The Salt Lake City club announces
that 1t has purchased Infielder Eddie
Fitzpatrick from the Boston Ma
tionals.
Red Sox signed Lamar from the
Yankees after he had been two years
with New York. He was secured from
Baltimore.
With the purchase of Bunny Fab
rique from Seattle to play short the
Los Angeles club gave Freddy Driscoll
his release
F1rst Baseman Kelliher of Peoria hit
safely In "a consecutive games. He
made % hits and scored rs runs in
that stretch.
Nay Bates has been getting slow
start with the Angels. He hasn't
done any bahpiaying to speak of since
1917, and needs considerable limber.
Ing up.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-21

The Pittsburgh Pirates have not
been hitting to brag about, but this
feature Of their play is improving
steadily.
Pat Don Carlos Raglan, now a Giant,
once was considered quite a Giant
tanner. That was when he was with
Brooklyn.
Pittsfeld's heaviest loss is in the alb
sence Of Catcher Devine, who has been
cut of the game with an attack of ap-
pendicitis.
Horace Allen, an in1elder who gain
ed fame as a player at Georgia Tech,
in Atlanta, has been signed by the
Dodgers.
The playing of the "Star-Spangled
Banner in ball parks reveals the mel
ancholy fact that Mr.. Emslie has more
hair than Mr.. Klein.
Hooks Warner, back from overseas
and out of the army is practicing with
the Pirates and hoping something will
happen to permit him to stay on the
team.
Lee Meadows of the Cardinals is
still one of the best six or seven in
ming pitchers in the National league.
He has been that for three or four
years.
Providence used to think it had . a
corner on Brown University athletes
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-21

but New Haven now claims two. One
is Claude Davidson and the other Billy
Murray.
Sam Lewis, claimed by Shreveport
and thus rescued from exile to the
Three-T league, has shown his appre-
citation by doing good work for Billy
Smiths team.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-08-21

F. Pinas wants to secure a match
with any billiard player in Cordova.
Word may be sent to Eyak River
Packing Company. 2O-3t