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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
Circus Catch Saves Reading

Reading. Pa, April 2s.-More than 1900
fans saw "Red" Dooin's international
League team win pitchers battle from
Kaufman A, c. at CaTsonia Park yester-
day. sensational running catch into the
crowd by Eckstein cut off a home run with
the bases filled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Times have changed, as forcibly was
brought home to Southpaw Earl Hamilton,
Of the Pirates. yesterday. Hamilton went
from the Browns to the Pirates % year ago.
and then won six games of the 1913 cham
League reverse was met yesterday ut the
hands of the Reds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
Another Win for Bethlehem

New York, April 2s.--The Bethlehem foot
hall club made its last appearance of the
season here yesterday by defeating the
Robins drydock team In an exhibition game
BY the score OF 2 to 0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
Three Hits for Murray

Ardmore, Pa, April 2S.--I c. r. L. won
from St. Denis r. A. b. here yeste rday, 3
to .. Jack Murray was the all-around star,
with three hits and eight relding chances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Hordn's nidde-orer Reds demonstrated yes
tGrday that 81. Louis is not the oniy team
series from the Pirates tCho tcOH tlcO out Of
three from the cubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
Coonbs's Shifting of Players Wise Move

bingles
public Hard hitting baseball
Phl have started
Whitfield Mcuel
Mus Williams Leo Callahan
pitching and probably
Williams example,
uhpaws The
for players a
Meuse seventh place
in pine Timelysu is needed down there.
proposition today against Brooklyn. At
pitching the having
by Those alien will
big The Phi,
National the
expected
Washington with Roth
andy with sprained ankle
big with strnht
looked
Rou decided
Moran already has hit
thinking him with dia
washtub or something like that.
remarkable when he
IL a ia cntuc OF paudevHe play pth the Brdues
the bcnch
aingsco cont o ball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

season, hopes to. clinch the winner of to.
nights battle in Newark for big show at
park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Just about the best pitching exhibited thus
far this brush is that served by the Red
Sox staff. BY applying the stin bristles Of
day Boston curvers made 1t eighteen CON
secutive innings in which the opposition failed
to get run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
EoSt today.
Phrils and Dodgers begin n fOur-game
series with second place at stake.

Brooklyn has virtually been eliminated
from the April championship. Pat MOran's
Reds are setting a dizzy pace, having baGged
the decision in five straight contests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
BINCLES AND BUNGLES
enables the Athletics to he on an even foot
ing with Cleveland for third place.

Only one American League club. the Red
sox. has weathered the early contests with
out defeat. In the National circuit CinCn-
natl and Brooklyn have yet to feel the sting
of a setback.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
RELAYS Impressive, Despite Cold Weather

breaking of records the
~
Chicago
the pties
ro i in las
athletes
vhc
hurdles, Smith
of
princeton will bear watching
cals deserve of praise could be
improved
above the others.
.,nouncp on Saturday and transmitted
the others N Friday.
looked like the best of the school
le an saturday He Mesbu
eelien
Rhine But will have attractions
,v major league scores a while the Standing
y ~ ,--------.---~---S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Joe Jackson yesterday treated 1900 fans
in eDtroit TO at least the longest homer run
OF this season When ne droue the ball into
the right field bleacherS on Napin FfeId This
circuit clout helped the White Sor get the
decision. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

ED DELEHANTY MOST
SCIENTIFIC SLUGGER I
GAME EVER BOASTED
Babe Ruth Is Mighty Walloper, but Is Unable to Plac
His Hits With the Accuracy and Science OF
the Former Star, Contends McCrd,U

IN THE SPORTL1GHT-BY GRANILAND
reserved.
Who Kno,Us?
I've uho lie here nothing left
To all praises deaf and blind;
We not kno,o if betruy
Our hope to make earth better for mankind.
E
SONY silence in the night shall
M0re silent the stars in the sky;
ind, ,ohiie deck shall not knoD
Hoo Scornful legions pass by.
What cdn be done knop But hare no fear!
II you fail shall not see or hear
Alfred Noyes in the Saturday Evening Post.
And yet at night amid the hosts
Who held stark coods ,cith their unburied slain,
lor lost pinds pe heard ghosts
Abore the drcary rhythm Of the rain.
Too ghosts nho aohiss>ered on their
To far distant refsesUous of light
Where, rank By rank, they formed in set array
To cdch the progress of the fight.
And still think they see-and heardnd
If should fail their dreams, tchere flags furIed
think each poud smile in joy know
Hou far he's left a yelIow hearted uord
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Reuenge act On Bet,ueen Richie and Leonard

LEONARD and Willie Richie ready for their eght-round
~ in Leonard
while Rtch
his superiority the lightweight champion
baed his and musd his
will be
with the erevenge motif predominating.
There probably
ch confidence than
waiting instead of tearing in to finish
his the fight Leonard
his things
whe Ritche and
happens of excitement
held this of
of held this Boxing will
card Here
the PhiiPs
and working May. Shows will every
; two
probably ~iH Leonard
mer piu Jimmy Duffy at Olympia in shape
the bout.
In Timan is booked Jack Brossu
the Canada ,oeterWeght.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Bill Kopf. who refused to join the Brook
iyn Club and then returned e Cincinnati as
Lee Magee To the Dodgers. is playing the
game Of his career for the Reds: BY count
Kopf made IL five safeties out of his last
eight at bat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
The Scientific Slugger

j. the
most scien of all the suggers
hardly "Delehany
NGraw He could hit baseball
taking terrific ball
left the demanded have hard
who his drives Del could
Babe Ruth mighty waloper but Ruth has idea whether is
a to
UTN FACT. combine SYSTEMS,
L b1Vou udnJoco il the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Charley Dooin, boss Of the Reading Inter.
national League club, complains Of a short
aoe OF drSt-cldSs talent. Doom has had onIv
a short time to get his PretEels In shane for
The opening Of the season, aud is not entirely
satisfied i0ith the battle array trith UhiCh
he toiH usher in the season at Reading on
Wednesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28
Quality and Quantity

pitching generally together.
VI baseball johnson and Alexander
have also pitched the
of other contenders
others
cont
pitching
turn-because he had no to fill in
THE Rudolph, James and Tyler did better
/ than they did bctorc--or rW do again,
The Umpire Laments
Yes, has land and sea,
Thc is battle done
o
Red gore longer far amds;
In usomoq nook the cann0n stands,
And fighting hold out their hands
But not for me-
I-Apologi of White
L. Was there other blplaying major?
Simple Liars
SIMPLE liar remarked HEX, i the
~ another
in match
when his opponent hooks out OF bounds :.
TT popcnsi out But
make Hank Day Bob Emslie bclieit
Who Has?
hadn't the night before
No ronder that he couldn't
arm nas sore-his back wa
SO he nas badly off his game
He had bur
And that chy he couldn't putt
7 domtca ehy shouldI tre'
Ire nerer beat a nell man get
sIJTAIN quit calling
L n day and time.
The Call
he 100 the clarion call g.
Keep the bali. =
IH tolow this tip the oauop is due
cadde nH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-28

Babe Ruth missed Oettiho homer yester-
dan against Washington, but he contributed
three OF the eight runs tol1drd the Boston
VictorU. Sundays home-run artists IN the
fast set tDere ole Jackson, OF the Whfte SoI,
and Fiack, Of the Cubs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
Weevil Fears Revived

The coming Of a lot Of rain in the
lower central and eastern belts with a
consequent revival Of fears ot the
woevils. and promised settlement Of
labor troubles OF the heels Of the re
covcry I'm exchange prices served TO
check the decline and caused a hurried
upturn before re week closed.
The dip Of nearly 200 points served
10 emphasize the danger OF following
the advance too closely at current
levels. but the ease with which prices
recovered also inspired confidence IN
those who are talking Of much higher
levels. There Is still a long way for the
crop to 60 before the promise Will he
for more than a short one. The degree
Of pessimism Is merely less than II was.
and the burden Of proof T. on him VINO
looks Tor more than a yield Of ll,NOo, 900
bales. There has been progress made IN
cleaning the crop and the labor supply
has been better than expected, hut
f%ruiting Is reported slow and the crop
still has It's lateness to he considered,
which makes the Weevil menace greater
and the necessity Of n late fan more
vital Bulls are apparently expecting
that the coming condition report, when
win have less than one week moro to
he included therein, will show little
change from the June % report NJ 10
But one Of the things that Is prob
ably going to divide honorS with the
weather and crop news as a price maker
IL that Of foreign demand This Is he
ing given more consideration daily. eSpe-
cially since the rude awakening as to
exchange. which is one OF the indica-
tors Of the ability to pay for what Is
needed. The trade Is realizing that
Europe's needs Of cotton and her ahii-
ity to pay the price necessary TO get
II nrc two things quite different.
Some people are under the impression
that the troubles already experienced
are but the beginning Of others, while
there are numerous other postwar
| problems to be solved, among which are
those Of meeting the constantly rising
cost u living and the growing %dtsposi-
ton of laboreTs the world over to clamor
for higher pay and shorter working
hours, All ~ these things are going TO
enforce consideration, and It Is realized
that they viii have 10 do with the
| course Of values,
Prices for goods and demand therefor
| show no different tendency, but CON
s~ervatism requires that more attention
he given to considering how high they
will 20 before there Is some check
placed on consumption, for the equa-
| ton cannot go on nd infinitum.
In the local market business for the
week In spots was small, hut sales
totaled $50 bales and unsold stock re-
duced TO 60, 900, which compares with
| so 900 a year ago. Exporters have been
doing little other than counting their
losses As a result Of the drop In ex-
change, some concerns suffering severe
ly, although stabiltzation and higher
quotations may help them out some,
One reason some Of them have suffered
so severely was the congestion at the
local congresses for the past severa'
months, which has brought about re-
vival Of some very severe criticism 81
the management thereof Most OF ms
sales made were for domestic account
but tho American mills are still buying
In hand -to-mouth fashion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
CRUSHED
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Cottonseed
crushed during the period Aug. l to
June 30 was 4,432, 1857 tons, compared
with 4,2l0,0 5t a year age, the census
bureau announced today. Stocks on
hand at mills June 30, was 80. 1918 tons,
compared with SIS, ass a year ago,
Products manufactured in the II
months period and on hand June 80
were:
Crude Oll--Produced 1908, 42t,423
pounds. compared with 1897, 1886 a
year ago, on hand. 81, 1888, 704 pounds,
compared with 40, 1856, 293 a year ago.
Refined Oil-Produced LIZ. 097, 6Gs
pounds. compared with 1,15l,34S ,63S; on
hand, 1856, 1925, 299 pounds. compared with
$40. 10b, $40.
Cake and Meal-Produced 2,152, 1871
tons, compared with 2,o45, $50; on hand,
| II, 900 tons, compared with 4s,S4S.
Linters-Produced 924,2S0 bales, com
pared with 1,l14,526; on hand, 26s, 1874
bales, compared with 63, 706.
Imports-Eleven months period. OIL
i7,740,47s pounds, compared with 49,
913, 1877.
Exports-Eleven months period; Oil
1853, $50, 1913 pounds, compared with a.
362, pa.
Cake and meal, 1855, sos tons, compared
with 1908.
Linters. 1856 bales, compared with
40, 902.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
GRAIN PRICES DOWN
ON EXCHANGE WEAKNESS

. CHICAGO, July 1a.-Acute weakness
has developed at times in the corn mar
ket this week. chiefly on account of
record breaking declines in foreign ex-
change, with it's effect on exports and
as a result of disturbed labor conditions.
Compared with a week & corn prices
this morning ranged from 3 3-S cents
net decline to one-eighth cent advance.
Oats were up / 3-8 to 2 cents and pro-
visions varying from unchanged figures
to $1.32 down.
Although at first a broadened specula-
tive demand followed raising OF the
blockade against Germany and notwith-
standing that bullish sentiment was
temporarily increased by a scare about
possible crop damage from dry, hot
weather, the smash in sterling rates
became later more and more Of a dom
mating factor in the corn trade.
Owing to adverse crop reports oats
climbed to the highest prices yet this
season but afterward reacted to a ma
terial extent with corn.
Demand for provisions was lacking
and the market rivaled the weakness OF
grain and hogs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
NEW e T T

NEW ORLEANS. July l9.-Too much
rain In the belt created a buying wave
on the opening Of the cotton market
today and in the first half hour Of bus
mess prices were lifted 10 TO AZ points.
The more distant new crop months
we're the strongest, while July made the
smallest gains.
The forecast Of showers for practical
~ the entire cotton region widened the
advance to % to so points. late In the
session the market felt realizing sales
and prices were about is points OH
from the highest.
Spots closed firm at advance Of so
points. Ordinary, 22.50c: good ordinary,
"A. 5Oc: low middling. 29.25c; middling,
"a. SOC, good middling, IS, SOC, Sales on
the spot 1000 bales; to arrive, 73l; de-
liyered on contract, 100.
Futures closed steady at decline of
20 to advance of IS points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
SPINNERS' TAKINGS.
MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, July 19-Butter an
changed.
Eggs-Receipts 1854 cases; un-
changed.
PoUltry-Live, unchanged,
NE wYoRK. July l9-Bar silver,
81, 06iA.
Mexican dollars, SEE,
--
NEW YORK. July l~s.-Coffee. No. Z
Rio, 22Ac. futures irregular, July,
q. Soc, October, u zoe
CHICAGO. July l9.-Potatoes steady;
arrivals 70 carr new (carlots), Irish
cobblers. Virginia, i7,504765 barrel.
Illinois, Missouri and Kansas early
ohios, sacked. s3.50d 800 cwt. C%allfor-
MIA White Rose, sacked, 1890 cwt.
KANSAS CITY. July l9--Butter, eggs
and poultry unchanged
Potatoes Lower, NA5al6 per
bughel,
sAVhNHAH Ga, July le.-Turpen-
tine, firm. 81 1874 sales, AZ; receipts,
isi; shipments al stock. s,062. Rosin
ffrrn, sales. 6z2 receipts, 6l6; ship
mcnts, T75, stock. ji,5it Quote; b,
.iS5, p l55g T. lssS. + lstG; e
iSas, n 1856 wg colo, WV, 20. as
-
NEW YORK, July ia-Butter, quiet
receipts, il.ilB tubs, creamery, firsts,
GiAa6ghc
Eggs, firm, receipts, 1919 cases
nrats. fgHthc-
Cheese. steady receipts. 1905 boxes;
average. 2iisu32e
Poultry. alive. firm. broilers. 3smtEc
fONls. ia. turkeys. 25Q30c. Dressed
steady aud unchanged.
-
81 iDliH Jaiy l~e-poultry, hens,
lsf ducks, 81, others unchanged.
IB1itsf ana EgKa unchanged
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
to relieve the congestion of business re

10 relieve the congestion Of business re
ported by brokerage houses.
The daily turnover was far In eN-
cess Of 1900, 900 shares, hut consisted
In large part OF the well known specu-
lativc issues which have provided the
market with much Of its uoSancy since
the inception OF the long sustained
boom.
Aside from minor or low priced rails,
the transportation group contributed
little to the market, although invest
ment shares notably trans co~nttnentals,
were In better demand with oalcrs
Dealings In st, Paul, common and
preferred, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
common and preferred and several 9th
err western and southwestern issues, also
New Haven, were OF sufficient volume
10 give rise to the belief that subStan-
tial accumulation was under way,
From the banking standpoint the most
interesting and disquieting development
was the collapse Of exchange on London
and Paris, the rate TO the first named
center declining to the lowest level ever
accorded here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19

First prices were IS to 50 points higher
and active months sold so to SO points
above last nights closing figures with
October touching 55.s0c and January
So. zee.
Realizing checked the advance at
1886 for October and 1913 for January,
or about So 10 So points above last
nights closing figures. Later nuctua-
ions we're irregular. but the market
CLOSED steady at A net advance OF 80
to 90 points.
spot cotton steady, middling 36.55c.
Futures closed steady at advance OF
IS TO 43 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
GRAIN MARKETS
Corn WeakenS Early on IN
settled Economic Condi.
tons, But Rallies Later.

CHICAGO, July l9.-Weakness con-
tinued in the corn market IS a result
Of bearish sentiment regarding economic
conditions and the crop outlook. Shorts
and commission houses bought on the
decline. Rallies, however, failed to last
Opening prices, which ranged from 3Ac
Off to &c advance, with September at
81. Ssh 9t.Ssh and December Sl.57%q
1853, were followed by a general re-
covery, but Their a fresh setback.
Renewed strength developed toward
the last owing more or less to sharp
upturns in foreign exchange rates. Be-
sides domestic shipping demand showed
Improvement, and the oats market a
tending higher. The close was I'M
settled at &c to l%c net advance with
September $l.9OA TO $l.s0h and De-
cember S1.61A to S1.6lh.
Oats received better support than
corn did. After opening unchanged to
&c down, including September at TIM
arse, the market scored moderate gains
all around.
Provisions underwent a decided sag.
Demand was lacking.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
~CoTToNSEED OIL.
REV. u, A. FORD TO LEAVE.

fNa ttsF D. 4 Fgth, formerly SUI
pAytftsffant ~ ihs Memphis Rescue
AitsiFu. vii isagh hsIt week for Grand
bstbfs Met shsfs ~ wiii engage In
missAf sPFk 81 Fpfd will occupy
fhs paiElt 81 lisa Central Baptist sun
f&g mining ami HlHht, from which
gG8frh hs as recently ordained to
BtsA5H 1bh BE- Bon Cox will preach
~ tshftsi shgfsts ~ Louis, next Sun
M fhfk ls thf thuFgh that Was or
sasiEsa ~ ne iet, W. j.. Williamson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
COTTON MARKETS
More Rains Induce Support
and Quotations Advance to
Higher Levels Than Ever

More rains in the belt. scattered over
the greater portion and being heavy IN
some directions. served 10 arouse fresh
hu,iish feeling and higher prices were
recorded In the short session Of the cot
ton market. II was a weather affair
bureau report were aroused by the con-
ditions that in the most OF the belt are
admittedly unfayorable. other news
was given little or no attention, failure
Of the strike Of marine workers to be
settled apparently being regarded as OF
little importance,
In addition to the rains already re-
CcIyed there was promise Of more. some
of the private map readers thinking
they could see a good chance OF a wet
spell Of several days duration. The
official forecast was for showers in
many sections over the weekend. The
weevil situation is the thing most
feared, although there are some areas
where cultivation is still not what 1t
should be.
At the opening october in New York
was up % points to 6.65c, and 1t soon
had sold as high as % 95c, passing the
previous high without much profit TAX
ing The rise was based almost en-
tirely on the weather news, according
to adviceS from the speculative centers
Only slight reaction came before the
close, finals being called steady AT a net
gain Of 2b to AZ points, In New Orleans
the only feature that was different was
that July closed AT a decline Of 20
points. perhaps rejecting fear of some
contract deliveries by r few longs, the
rest Of the list being up from about IS
to 4S points
Liverpool on Monday should come 46
10 n points to the good to make full re-
ponse
There was nothing new on the ca
change situation. and pending stabiliza =
ton therein there will he hesitancy in
spot business, Today quotations were
generally higher and business moderate.
New Orleans was up so points, middling
to 34.50c. with sales 2,73l bales, while
Memphis sold 500 and put middling 50
points up, to 3t.5Oc. Houston elevated
middltng 10 points, TO 30 25c, with sales
?,l3S bales. while Dallas sold 800 and
raised middling 50' points, to So. Ice.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
SWIMMERS TO
HOLD WEEKLY EVENTS

Weekly aquatic events are to be the
rage for the remainder OF the summer.
according to plans adopted Friday by
local paddlers. The idea is to stage
a few dashes every Sunday at Lake
view. Miss, and t. close the season late
In August with the annual Doe Hot
tum marathon Of 10 miles in the Mis-
sisrippi river.
The first Of these water cards Is TO
be pulled Off sunday with a 60-yard
dash and a 4 0-yard dash. All races
are TO be under the auspices OF the A.
A. U with Doc Hottum as its official
representatives.
The following officials will act Sun
day. s, g. Hodges, judge of the course;
~ W. Mcclure and Harry Minor. tim
ers: Mervin Rosenhush, clerk OF the
course: W. r. Hanna, alternate Judge
of the course; Doc Hottum, a a, U
representative,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
EXCHANGE RATES
MARKET FACTOR
Decentralization Tends to Interfere With Business, But
Prices Recover Easily After Temporary Depres-
sion-Wecvil Fears Revived by Renewed Rains in
East.

at the ruling basis something over Sl25
8 pound 10 get cotton 70 his mill.
The market dipped to its lowest level
largely because Of this situation, to-
Eether with the strike Of marine work
ers, which threatened To tie up shipping
and further restrict export business.
Steps were taken 10 stabilize the eX-
change situation. and some recovery in
rates followed on Friday. hut II re
mains to be seen what can he done with
this matter which is so closely asso-
Ciatcd with the financial ability Of
Europe to supply the needs that are so
large and inslstent and SC important 70
the curse Of prices from existing levels
upward. II the bulls predictions are to
be NerIfINd.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
CONSOLIDATED PORT,
ToMoRRoW's ESTIMATED.
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 19,-The cotton
showed continued or increasing
strength this morning with all active
months making new high records for
the season, The continuation Of the wet
weather In the eastern belt appeared to
be the chief factor Of the advance,
while covering was also stimulated by
reports for a continued demand from
foreign and domestic trade interests.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
MARRIAGE

Marguerite Lowrnktcin 20 Melville
Levy, Juantta Eatellc Knight 10 Prince
=. Turner, Emily IitI Alexander 10
Henry Nail Godhey, BarharH Grace ~
Theodore Martin aeplu
Leslie Alexander "a Al Robinson. Int
tie Macklin To VIII sulpee birdie Rba "
70 Tom Owens Bottle Aue Ngrtham 20
Henry Terry. Nclic BcrrYhii TO Lamar
smith
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-19
BIRTHS.

A. and Sudic Morris Wilson, "a
Adolphus. July u, boy,
John McCullen and Modcna cargiil
Howard, Durant, Miss, Baptist hos
pital, July s girl
Erlie and Effie LinGwiler, SZZ Bull,
tngton, July 10; boy,
Jake and Annie Evans Shaw. 1919
Butler. July s, boy
Hamp and Virginia Vaughan Wadley.
rear $40 Milloughby. JnLy . girl