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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE.
New bungalow on West side: will con-
slider a late car. Small tract near Cages
for East side property. 80 acres grass
land to deal for Topeka home. -
HESS & co.
Phone III OF $3.50 J. 425 Kansas Ave
EXCHANGED acres Improved farm In
Baca Co. Colo, near Springfield, house,
barns. corrals. 3 wells, unlimited water
10 feet, black rich soil. 100 acre cultivation,
fences. oil wells near by, will trade fer
i60 eastern Kansas and pay difference.
price $1,000. free and clear. what have you.
A. L. Furman Real Estate, 100 West sth.
FOR TRADE-Household goods In room:
ing house of fifteen rooms. Doing goad
business in Junction City. Will trade fer
equity in small residence or for good car.
Address Box "a. Topeka. Kan.
EXCHANGE-Three-p passenger electric ear
in good order, will take lots. etc, A L.
FuFman Real Estate. ld6 West Eighth.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR ItF.NT-FVfNISH ROOMS
NEWLY furnished front room. bath, cleo
trio lights, gas hent- 934 Ka9sas ave.
Phone 1891,
ONE OR TWO furnished rooms in quiet
respectable family. 1909 Topeka ave.
MODERN furnished room. close in; break
fast if desired. Call 2G5S White.
3i1 MADISON - Light housekeeping
rooms, furnace heat.
LARGE furnished front room, 50 per week
200 East Sth
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LEGAL
First published In The Tapeka state
journal. December 1S 1851

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
ERS IN TIE IIpMESTEAp Rill-n-
ING AND LOAN ASStHlATloN
Natire is hereby given that n special
meeting of the sfockhnlders ri the Home
stead suililing anu Loan Asso'iatinn VII
be held 81 the office nf the Ass"'taiion IN
SaIina. Kansas. on Monday. January Sfih
A. D. la19 at 80 O'Clock . IN. TOR thT
purpose of adopting resolution extending
The time IF duration IF its "hartpT fni
i9ia. and for the rnnsn-tion 81 snrh oiiIer
business as may ,one hrfore the rnrI ting
A. W DODGE Secretary
First published in The Topeka State
Journal, January 10, 101ot
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FOR SALE-PET STOCK

CoONH0UNDS aud Eombination hunters
for coon. opossum. rabbit. fox. cat and
big game hunting. Catalog 10 cents. Cow
indale Farm and Kennels, Coyington, Tenn.
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The Shawnee Investment Co.
5HI i,nnsnS Ave Y Phone Anil
WABAUNSEE CO..FARM


1G0 acres. 4 mi. to Bradford, mi. to
Eskridge, good roads, y mi. to school, Ar
neverfsilirg we'll. Windmill and tanks,
20 a. hog tight. 100 a. in cultivation.
smooth and level bal. good blue stem
pasture, black limestone soil, II sold
at ence-prica $4,000. Possession March
LIST. No trade-Terms.
65 A., II mi. north of Topeka. mi. to
Hoyt. 40 a. in cult, 10 a. meadow. bal.
pasture, plenty good water; 4:room
school Y mi, rural route, good roads
Possession March LIST. Price s65 per acre.
40 A.. 3 NIL out, well improved, % q.
in cult. s Il. bottom, 4 mi. to school,
% acres bottom all in cultivation, good
buildings. miles out. 5000 per acre.
GO acres, miles out. all in high state of
cultivation, new group of buildings.
Plenty water, mill tanks, etc, $TT00.
so acres miles from Burlingame, Kas..
all bottom. no overflow. 10 acres in cuiti
vat;on. good large buildings, II wheat
goes. $4,000.
100 acres. 90 acres in cultivation. bal. in
meadow, and pasture. Groom house, large
and Q miles to Topeka. Clear price
THOS. e. SHILLINGLAW, SIS Kan Ave
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JOE RADCLIFFE
Tel 1926 Res. Tel White 29S7.
1926 buchanan St. S-room residence, bath,
gas. electric lights, city and eistern
water. Newly screened. New shades over
house. Property up in good condition.
Phone Red 2GS5.
FOR RENT-T-roOm cottage with basement
100 block. West 18th. S13 Mo: Groom
house 1850 block, Western ave, SIS Mo;
Vacant rooms for rent: roomiug house $3.50
\. l.. Furman Real Estate. LOG West sth.
GROOM cottage, 81; also = unfurnished
housekeeping rooms. IS. Both close In,
West side. 20I2 Black
MODERN HOUSE, ) rooms and bath, fur
mace electricity, gas. Grown ups. SO
West Twelfth.
s12O BUCHANAN, nice ( room cottage, gas,
cisterr. we'll. Inquire 40 buchanan.
non = rs for sale aud rent for the rich
and pour j e Gibson, phone 32:W
MODERN 7-roam duplex, POP Topeka ave
Phone 1eJS White.
5-ROOM mouse for rent ZIG East sth, IS.
Phone 2ST5 blue.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RE.NT-IIOUSES
FOR RENT

7-room house on Van Buren, NEAR
9TH: modern except heat; $50.
Steam heated room on Kansas ave-,
electric lights, bath; S.. -
1915 Clay, facing Central park; B.
room house. all modern; barn. So.
Groom brick apartment. near Y w.
c. A; all modern except heat; $40.
a cto"e room on Kansas ave-, be-
tween 7th and Sth; 1928
5 rooms at 500 Kansas ave-; cleo
trio lights, sink and city water; toilet
services.
rooms. Kansas ave, near 9Th; $40.
STEPHENSON & WEBB
Gil Kansas Ave Phone 654.
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FOR RENT


J13 Lane-6 rooms, city water, ga:
Only $12.00.<
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UNDERTAKING

THE L. n PENWELL Unhertaking Co.
5'Hi 5s-aiT Quincy street, Teiephnnr ~
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
$500
NEW

bungalow. 6 rooms, sleeping porch. piece
bath, full cemented basement. furnace. >
lots. oak floors. elegantly papered, high
grade light fixtures Price $1,000. Small
cash payment. Rental basis monthly terms.
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S1,750

W. A. Neiswanger & Co.
Phone a4s. III W, 9th st.
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MONEY

C w Merriam President Merriam President;
J..
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sAIE-LIvEsTOCK
Coon TEAM. : and o.; also fine work
harness. Phone 422 Grantyille Exchange,
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MEDICAL

CANCER BOOK FREE;
OF symptoms. Mclaughlin Method, Room is
DIR. Bishop, 900 West 18th ST, Kan City. Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
EXPOSES TURK SAVACERY
TO DEP0RTED ARMEN|ANs
Girl. Eighteen Years Old, Tells Pitt.
full Story to American Keller
Committee.
FATHER KILLED ON JOURNEY
Saw Victims Murdered by Driving
Woudcn Slaves Through Them.
Description Of Massacre Too Awful
10 BE Told.

NEW YORK. July t--One Of the
most pi'ifui stories Of savaaerv pruc-
''ced By Turks ar circassians upon the
Armenians deported during the war
from their homes into the country OF
the Arabs is told hm Victoria NarSi,ah-
ulan, g,ri OF eighteen years. Her
Story has been made public here Ivy tie
AMERICAN committee for Armenian and
SYRIAN relief; Thr Girl was the dauSh-
Ter OF we!t-to-du merchant, who mad
shop in tonstantiuopie and another
~ SeVsher Turkey where The family
In her narrative to a British physl-
ciap she said thai her father and four
nrnth+rh we're departed and that hcv
laiher died Willie ON the journey from
4 h'ow Inflicted by gendarnc car
ryins their itttle fortune OF t2,0oo IN
gold. they were marched south 10 ihc
,,ivinit% OF lleif-Gs -Hor tprobahiy on
round a great tnnsreEaiiou of refugees,
said 70 nnmbe- 7noo families.
While al neir- ~ I"r. Murad or
prics's were taken frnm among The
refggees. bound together. sent away
and Killed IN the, river q, Snv"r she
children. some with their heads OF
Aftcr collecting rangom the Muics-
ssnIli ordered me men Of the refugees
The neat day. she said. size saw tho
CIR assiahs shoot down 800 OF them.
rlaced In the road nnd drove his car
riaks ove; them. lie announced that
he would XIII rIi the male refugees over
two years old Up 10 that time her
brother had ESCAPED death 10y bribery,
hui he Mas taken away Win otu.ra,
and on leaving said Z" his mother:
Mother. ! am suius 10 die. GIVE NO
$"ur hand and viii kiss IL Forgive
mo anythinS | nave done wrong 20 YOU.
oiood-by." Her brother WAS shot he
fJye Victories eyes
She decl,red also hat she saw Ar
menians killed by driving wooden
siIk's through them; thcr TWO We're
eventually the circassians began 10
their knives Her description Of this
size gives ""'s Of the hcndish man
hterward Nictoria was separated
from her mother and gent TO the tent
OF sh Arac, y lore she remained Tor
she Jaw zoe hiaal! BOYS from MeAh"neh
brought through DER Es Xor 10 Sha-
'aaeh a"d saw these children N,ilel
in variora ways and thrown 81 h!cHcd
into Tie river.
she escaped from tie AIab's tent.
Mas recapiurcd by the Arabs with Two
other girls from iarnut, hut later was
allowed 20 go her Ma, -Aftcr a near
and half she reached Aieppo. where
her story was told. She has been in
formed THAT ner mother and one brother
escaped from the tirca SLAMS OF Arabs.
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GsI s.. e, " e. ~: SsF s., T' Inn
1ss s,fs.' e. ,;,, sss SGFs 80 OF
scxlSo fee, cast line Twenty ninth s,reni :
"a tssi south OF ,Mill or County Road,
q Valentine IIschi.r Jr Janusry .. i Ht
Valentine .ii"chier. ir. and Rc,,ie =
Swit", I" linryic reacc lots g aud
c9Hi9o rcet cas-, in. rwca,y.nim,h Stree,
~. Sl '@s' rn ni , - Mil or Count Road Janu.
sl" sr"T SIN wi!" ssxs. -" feel Il Sn,
JUN I 10 ST. WSssinE'"n aud Aer Streets.
stree; III. by 10 fee, w.t. H" sh. ss sS"n
5S.'i @ ,'s sss ";s:b 81 'a'A'"" Street
'. .. H is"r.r an" H M.S,~ .,w'L
r"rlh Side i'ov ha,an street: iis rcrI res,
81 Meadow stree, July 10 1919: tax NSs:
i,et south I'm. Monument Avenue: 10 feel
, saM Of Muibsrry street June II 1919:
No a Is Sa ,@ ss1.n a; to sI Ess% Esq.,
riches by IS fee, 10 inches cas-, sidc seven.
tenth street, a, North line walnut Alley:
Il,s% IN: Ia ,.et a. northwest corner whit.
$3.50 '" 49, '''''
uvi, claim Horace G. Sea, and A. Al.
n mr.n, Il ; e.is {" 'rys,ess q The Fulton
Out, tiaim-T e. Williams. ,ir trustee
one deed fr"m J. b. ;'ace and Wife 81 ais
t. Il Melton. "a feet OF north side
1919 "'''
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

nS nsh%snf .h.% hs1.. Tssm.
On president. R!chmond, Va Charlie NJ.
I Ts. sishmsnd Sh'-Ts Xs snd ,nu
5000; minimum, iios ohis"t: to Suy. s.ii
and deal in alhahes and Chemicals az ali
kirdt.
WE Va. i A Greenhers nresident; phi.ip
Ssss1 ~ p.asi!is "a H.gl,sl; G m.1i
I. ,ss,.hli:h aud eandue,' p.cAiNs yam and
cnld -t"r.ge buslner.
Tn. Iceland Hotel COMPANY. Inc). Dan
T.liis; ". ., O. !: saSch' president: Jtm.s
Minimum 5000 dSsi s. 1snu ho. S SSs1
s"'e'2uFi Alo,orr csmp.ny Nne:r. Ecs,
.i'.r-,ail n ROANOKE. w. capital: 2 mani.
Fish F.y'iit@aT c"mnan> ,IncD Richmond
y. '" Mn!sh.n. president. West roir,
- Walton. II Tcrotsrv. Rich
yarita !; nIa yin,un, 35k, 200; minimun $40.
h"r object ~ manufacture and sci! Ter.
G"""~l"; Island I.snd cornort,ton. Nor
,.r R,Yie.. 'serH,,-Iy, and W ~
n..lmym sces EG1aGlS 81. IL .ss rGs sI.s
Tho rharot,s Motor Company uucl
,h"E,oue Cnur,h"u,s, Y. William n Msr:
tiu;chs.on, 4 W leigh and RsheIt +
iiu,GhTson-sn Of ch.r!c,ie cour,house. v.
cnn-ry hu.inesr -"' "s
rh- Bgiid'ax and Ma,ersl Eschaos. Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
EMPIRE ENTRIES TODAY

lirst race Tor two,yeers :o!as; .eil!ur.
r.m",. n: sarviic,s, los siarreic 81. i1s:
Midtin. III: 'St"y" los: Merry Sinne,. IL,
tormoran. III: Harley Mater. ,h. Whn
arr. "a rene!"uc, les; Fair Colleen. III.
Second racc--ihre--ysar-o d& and up: 'hr
futnam purse: arlins: QUE mic aud seventy
y..-'!s--Pa,i,ly whscI>. liz. Tspa."u- Us:
,Sumny iiiii. ~, porcaS; 1885,: Cath. in2.
81: Joan 81 Are. ~
,, Third ;ass-,fiss e-yesr olas ;hy rarry-
as u.s. cs s.y To-, i' Y"gn':I ~ war "%ne
Fourth race-,threc -yrSr-oids aud .up: the
Tpckahoc handlcap: one mi'-i.uculiitc. $50.
MAJ Meud. o.: hlair GowrIo. Is; balls.
ing: about six furIongs-rinr- .llmr 30
tiber' A.. 100: Title. lnt. Nan Hnoehr io3
Scotch Verdict f. s. ~ johnson. ll5
100; Parable ih?; 'Dnico 81: Green Cod
lla tivord. 1913: Adele i6s: Master HARMS
ie! Elected II. l0': Apri-iack II. rn:
.Cncie's I.aS.is. 1922 C.rme!ite, loS: Valerie
We.t. lb': Sedan. 10: Amsckassn. 10;
Ja"n ieaTv. Io2.
sixth ,w"";;yesrohs: maiin.m nlI.;.:
ooGaug,i, ma: l.nrle MAY. Y; i!iiv,r; ~:
iaugh,er II: Mildred la: r.n.iop. liz:
Lovely, lla: Jessie. IL.
'Appr.ntice allowance claimed I'VE hounds.
Weather. Clenr: track, fast
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TED LEWIS BEATS MINER
t'lNes steve Lntxo DrmbbinE In Rousl,
and Tumble baut At Phiin-
de inhta.

rHil.hpElrHiA .Iuly a. Ted
Lewis, ihe former Vtlicrwcight cham
pion. chose Raa:ilc bay to stage u
conc back" drubhiug OF stove I.nt.o
husky miner. in "a tcmpestlous mill
ing here tonight.
Lewis fought about the TOUCHES,
pr"position in sight In the FIRST few
minutes Of the f-h' la;2o stuuy over
Iett' which made Lewis tumble The
OK champion was up In u second and
rainHd torrent Of blows on the miner
IN the second round Lewis evrnct ar,
the score by driving I.atGo through the
ropes.
After that Lewis foush, in his old
timc form lie battered latzn's face
without mercy. inficting blows with
hoth hands a viii. l.atzo took to
huitinE in the fourth. hut was auplv
rersid by Lewis, WHO is an expert al
rnuEhinE.
In tho last TWO rounds. Lewis tried
hard for knock out. hut Tic miner
Was too husky. The eN-chanpion Ief,
The ring without "a mark
Battiing l.eVinshN played with Harry
ireb In six round afajr. dur!S;rIc his
WHO blows and jabhinE often enough
to win on points. Eddie Moy. battle
Scared veteran 81 the ring, tanned
Harry i'icrcc often enough to win.
Joe Tipliis. clever two handed
fighter knocked out George ,,h,nev
OF baltimore. III the third round
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Real Estate and Court News
cH.lNcLRr nAnGAiNs AND SALES.

10 w F4t. o4 s,s - Ea., t sna. ! Xxi
5i' rs sGy'A p tree fS.' SUE SUE st' $50 80
;Ioho ~ rurm.p 70 n.;si, !; yrais. M
I: .yt;! ss;Trss; ii, '"sh s, south q
fiitn 9 os,erSiHd q Is, 10 wuHe Lee.
g.",. ;'a,.: foS spe,h lHs Gso'e ASsnu i,
sr 4ias 10! p 3 S"1S s2A G 1.r
iseP y T = Il .S sa ST. 81 f.ra
sssh E ,a ,Ai ~, l.a i'S ws S"n'a s T TSsnt
ssgh Sra r.! e. ' ISL; ehfs, ,s nrr,h a. II
s,T W"'e' - tss, inynes north s,ffstt "
'V Wi,, ~ 'fi KIN Wiii.m.oa ana ne.,,e f.
n.irs,,,n NoAs;;Ss, I lssw;s,s sgI [sr.ha
sa isse Mes pS 0 Mansr I''sf s,res S'Nf s5
"a, I'm i,0u;; In.. q G ~ Avenue lien. 's''a
T.. r i.sinro,. u, md Edith Tayior
Y.r i;.ke. View ANsuu: and Elm street
Is sns = ''s je Sin a." .na d. e. = ,hnssana1
81 ' Rsaasph "' s,i snsrs. sia
. c i sre. M"'J 5ans ss isis a. ssn s
u T,: :s W W.% and SIZES ~ ,s., vs!; r !in.
l Igs.ih street ,,ia re-, &c., north OF Leigh
;Ns: %.lai}; n. ,sa"S WV 5Ss Nseo
-
irwin W.iE,ns and Emily NJ, ,wMo?. 10
Sr Sopth "hSrrs s'rs., i,.c %' ,ef' f'" S"si
I'D: WhsrT So S'cset Us fec; south Of Floyd
Ss i "a ,:iyia.Ts xs,Issi ssslss
Ian. and Rowe street. June -, ia,s: IS,
.. snFy 7 E ESa a. '"H !d- wye to
;1s "a. is'i "I ,PS south Inc Grove Ave-
Julian L., Esslcs,nn 10 linwood q Essles.
SpI,resp, 81 III Second sE Assnns va 5o>lis
ana .Eron! Street: lien. $3.50" July :, 1919
8 ii Melton and Eva Is ,wifsl. OF Rail-.
street: u fe.i 81, inches by 10 iset iorth
Of Sycamore street; also No .le6 Chasi.i
street, Z fts, 10 i Va .y =" fee, north
" sycamore street. July ., l9ia tax 81
HS2gy Maiisis" ."a II.r1 'S :r.s.
street. i.rih f.e, south line Grace street,
;sa '.':$ !sia -, =, "a ;IGpqa
soze, 80. .sdP s :' Avenue ii '' fesi
inchcs by ito Zee, south line stuart Ave
I've lsi$; ' tax :s S Sc N''s"" street June
>. y. Palmer to {. a browning. lot. T.
u. burns street. ,luly. S. lain: 500
& g.. AiissS II "II'?Sf i; scy,;s tse. ~
S Isca "" cSom 'n' and 'iA Re a eyite,
s ~ f.., . A!s s"n ii Hvssus hlp 8 ~. =,
,,rrqth., of Spruce Street, June %, 1919; tax
)" l:a va $ poze and Aad,s W. ,witn.
rue :, Zee, n"he rs ny i6 i feet ' scuih iisa
si"sr' n iS"e ss a GS' $50 es' SIC Addison
NJ Brooks. suh-trustee. ct ais. 4" I.
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CUANCERi RELEAsE DEEDS.

= v fariTh"l trustee. 10 Willard T.
TSnm i5atis, feat a, sol,hwe.; corner
: 1915. $50 49,
Charles * Wills and Il T. pcyton Jr
trnsiye. I" Harry n Molten. No sol Ran
d".rh Street; :ixilo feet at southeast cnr-
70 IL hJ@'Es and wallace Streets. March
.usrrge W. Enps. Ir trustee "a Hugh r.
Kidd. ~" liza 81. iohn Street lt17a feet a I
II"S,h.a'I c"trer 81 John and Hi,l Strssis,
n r. Hi"hos"n. trus,.. IN ". u. Hurt.
HSiS' feet Hes, linz Garland Avenue; is6
80, north ~ Essex street june q, 1918
= Wherry and John b Welsh tru.-
toes, "a Carl" l.. amt Nargis " Clara-
Nos ~, ala. ais. MA Nor,h rwonty.
first street % fee, inches nv ia7 feet a.
M"Tihea-i corner rwenty-Grs; and pic. e I
s'Ioe',s June 80, 1918: $1,000
,,,, - M M,.s s, and nc3,sy r, !LY.-
nirrM S&tre, 2 feet by i2s tes,a lncha. cas-;
NOUN az i.c!gh Street July Z? 1915. 81 SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
JESS HOLMAN BREAKS ARM
IN FIRST ROUND OF BOUT
Physician Declares Fracture Bnd One
which VIII Keen Local Hoy From
linking for Long Time.

NORFOLK. July i.-JesSe Holman.
~ EicAmond. said 20 have been light
weight champion OF the American cN-
pediiionary force. had his left forearm,
hrokc0 in the first round OF a fight
mat was scheduled to go twelve rounds
a. the army supply base here tonight.
itolna!l Was showing much moro speed
thah MS local opponent. Richie. when
the accident occurred
IN army base physician. who exam
med tioinan's forearm. said that the
fracture was bad one. aud would Keep
ann out OF the lighting game for
months TO come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15

porat,on N.wrori News. VI. l. l.ipmsn.
president: Maurice Epstein. secretary. and
N"'eT, ~ nsass!i-ai " Sswpori New.
isoos object: 1" deal in lumber. building
.,un"''eH ir"". rome. rubber. hardware sup-
".mrrn. Goa! Ninex uncD nanviiic. ".
& q: lola nd. ,i e,rsrn' smEyii,- "
rraHk Talbot. 9. l.. Roach sud % q. Pat
!nn a?iiai: maximum Sl.:IJvUJ: m,nir,un m.
si""Wp Object: 4" bus. s.si aud Operate
Goa miars a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-15
Race Track Deal on.

NEW YORK. July I+.--GcorGe W.
Loft is authority for the announcement
that the deal between himself and
II. n. fCurioy) Brown for the Oriental
Park racetrack at Havana is off for
good and all. II is said that the reason
Loft aud his associates have let tho
Havana proposition drop & that Brow n
wished 10 include in the transfer agree
ment stipulations reserying to him
certain clubhouse and betting ring con-
Gel
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CUBS. 5; BRAVES, 3


BOSTON. July li.--chicayo took the
second game 81 tn. series todny. = to ).
largely due 10 poor worh by the Bos
ton "utncld and excellent pitching by
Vaughn.
Score:
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wc.,csc,,.r Golfer, to p,.,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE an
nual championship Of the Westchester
Country Golf Association will be held
At the .Apawamis Club on Thursday.
The competition is open 10 amateurs
who are members of clubs belonging In
the Westchester Country Golf Assoc
citation.
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toii.ns S.srintc hiis-.iIuoprr. Williams
g. n,,,,, s".E!n,s nies..,nckson. SyhanE ~
GsnGiI: ~ Collins Wr.y.r ,na t''n ~, III III!
l.sf ~ 6.scs -Ch'car". 5. I,os,on. nss>
On ia is--pf Jones I: of Williams / i,it (,
by rtirh:r-hy Williams Gio"p.r,. Strucn
"u;-by Williams. :: Jones.
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Score by iaunys: Il
thica 60 .... ........."
Rus,nn Observation-Disclosures u ~ n g.;
Summary; I"n-hase hiis-Mcr.ic smith
Three Bas h!ts--i'icl,. stolen has. =, |.
incher fartifu hy-nosI poubl. play
peal to ptrN 70 Mcrhl. Len bas-S-
chicago, 8 itOston. >. Base bal off
Vaughn off nemsree. J: of Cheney. ..
Iittn--pn benhree. ~ \: p6 cheney. - in
J. struck thy Vaughn. :; ~ pemaree,
I. Wild pitch -Dcmaree Cheney Lus,nE
pltJ hpr-De
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WHITE SOX. 9; RED SOx, 3

CHICAGO. July lf-Chicaso punched
hits of Jones today and defeated Eos-
ton 9 TO ). l. Collins home run In
the fourth inning, wnich scored two
runners ahead OF MIN, ciinched the
game for the locals.
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tCnntinued from Eghth FACED
Mid and Ineffective while Jasper kept
Warrington seven hits scattered. His
avn error saved Washington from Il
shut-out The batting uf Graney,
Speakc" and ONeill featured
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued from E!xhth PaseD
A'rnsmbu". y. Passed hali---D. Miller !:
biih"-f"r. T. Winning pitcher Mau,nauI.
Losing p!tohcr--Amcs.
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Grand Atlantic

virginia Ave, near the Beach and All a,
ira ctiors. Capacity, 500. A modern bni, I
Win "scry convenience. Large rooms mr. =
Nstr na thE: running water in rooms: ,Ic
Nathr. etc. Table an especial fcaiure, 81 90
meets trains
W. r SHAW
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Sc"Ee q! innings; K
Washington ....,.............h o u o % | . 0
Cleveland ACCOMPLISHMENTS a 4. o & Al
Summary: Tuw-bAse hits M"nnskey.
Murphy, o'Neii, spcaher. Threeba.c hits
Speaker Stolen bascs--JanVriN. Gardner.
Shanas to Judge. chapman 70 Johnston,
Rice 10 Judge Left on I'D Asses " q shinginn.
S; cleveland, II has. on balls-oF Ilsrn"r.
IS Jssper ii,sa"H Hsrnsr, Y in IN
Harper, {; Jasper, :. Losing pitcher
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Crockett Arsenic Llthia Springs

opens June 1st. Elevation, :.Ia0 Feet
cures Nervous Prostitution. Dyspep
sis. Malaria Kidney Diseases. Rneu.
matte and Skin Troubles and Female
irregularities. Clears and beautities
the complexion. Write for booklet
". L. THOMAS
Crockett Springs. Sp,
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Hotels ami Resorts.
The Greenwood House

VIII Omen for Summer Guests. June 10th
io, Mountains OF Virginia. IN .Aibe,nsris
.ouH'g. on y * q. x. r.: beautiful ,nuuo :
,aln scenery. mineral water. he's, couhfTy
rare: ahCsenents dancing. tennis mona,
'.ln climbing. etc. Far particulars apply 10
MRS. W. s.. HARRIS.
Greenwood House.
GreenwOUd. Va.
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HOTEL ESFLkHADE

WHOLE BLOCK. OCEAN FRONT
Directly on the B"4rdvalk Boston IN
Sovereign Ave. IN exclusive Chelsea sec,
tion, Capacity. 800. Fresh and sea vale
baths private ana public. and every rp-
poinimrnt. Modern hydro u era ne utic d.
partmeni. urchesira Dancing. Auto su.
meets trains. Bouhlet.
OWGsrship Direction " IL StI.,r
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Washington.

Totsls... 30 ! Totals s. Il |
ia tted for Harper IN he..nth.
tRatted for Graft in ninth
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Totals 5, ! . Totals .as $ :.
Ran Tor Gnudy in niuth
.t.'td f"r Cheney In ninth
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL MAJESTIC

- virginia Avenue at Beach. Ocean View
Sanaciiy 500: elevator. private baths. run
ninc wafer III rooms white service Amt r
plan $3.50 up daily. Special weekly
v A SMITH
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Appr.ntice allowance claimed. 1--WE mound
Weather. clear: trark fast
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HOTEL. MERTON fIRE-

Vermont ~. ana the beurh. near ali At.
tIs1tl"ns Capacity $50 III Eh class. mod
eTn. motel SUPERIOR able, cie rxtDr rriv. =
baths. running water In rooms. &c: sSIen.
sNe '0rihsS' Ownership manaGsment