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BRONCHOS TAKE GAME
ISpccialto The Timcs-Dispotch

TSpcCINI 10 The Tlmcs- DiSputch.
WILSON. y. G., June i.-lnabiliiy 10
bunch their hits. together with costly
errors, cost Wilson today's game with
Rocky Mount. to ..
Fullcnwcidcr was touched up for
ten safeties. but he kept them well
scattered. while Join allowed half Of
netting the visitors two runs
Their others came as the result o:
loose fielding
Errors 10y Walker and Hopkins were
responsible for tho locals scoring.
ha
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CARDS CAPTURE OVERTIME
GAME FROM PITTSBURGH
st. Louis Wins Out I'm Fifteenth
Inning ON McIicnry's Double
and Two Errors.
tBy AsrocIAteI Pre,.l

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June st
Louis defeated Pittsburgh today
TO I. In IA fifteen inning game. In
the hnal inning McHcnry doubled TO
iet and eventually scored on sue
c"ssiE" errors by Ponder and Schmidt
In the last.hal OF the ninth. with the
score TO In favor OF s.. Louis.
Jacobs. who had replaced Goodwin,
walked Carey with two out, and
Haincs took jacobs place. Singles by
tutshaw and Whittcd tied the score
Hornhby's batting featured, ne driv-
Ing in four Of his teams runs.
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Totals ........5 80 : IL A. IL
'Bntted Tor Goodwin IN eighth.


'Bltied FOR MeadOr In ninth
''iiatted for Ponder in nfteenth.
-. Louis -. 0o3 600 100 900 06i-5
pittsburgh -. 900 900 30I 600 00d-4
Summary: o-bnse hits-HDrns-
by t2). McHcnry: stolen buses
schmidt, Hood: schultz
ltavan. Nicholson. Ponder; left on
haEes-St. Louis Is. Pittsburgh IA.
hascA on GallR-tioodwin . Hamilton
?. Jacobs ]. llaines .. Ponder /: hits
on Goodwin in 2. Jacobs = in "a.
Hamilton in Z. Meador g in .,
liaiHth in l-3. Ponder 2 In G
struck out--Goodwi ;. Hamilton /
Haincs =. Meador ]; balk-Goodwin:
winning pitcher = IIaines: losing
pitchct--Pondcr. Empires, Hart and
Mccormick. Time. 3:i7
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ATHLETICS RISE UP
AND SM|TE REQ sOX
Philadelphia Takes Both Games of
Double Bill From Hub
City Team.
lBy Associated prc.s.l

BOSTON. June l.-Philadelphi to-
day took both games from BOSTON,
making it three out OF four in the
series. DuEan's hitting. particularly
timely double in the last Inning,
aided the visitors in taking the
opener. S to 8.
Harris. siX-foot siX-inch right
handler. pitched effectively in the
second game, winning Z TO .
Fortune was Boston's only effec-
tive pitcher today.
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DODGERS WIN AGAIN

BROOKLYN, ~ Y, June. l.
The Brooklyn Robins cleaned nm tho
series or three gangs with New York
today and increased their string of
victories 70 six straight by winning
,oua!' ~ TO 3. Six pitchers were
used, three on each side. The Giants
had lead OF TO S. when Myers came
UP III the ninth with two out and The
bases full lie drove the first hal,
tCOntinued on Tpntb D,aoI
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TARS RECEIVE LICKING

Especial TO The Times D!spatchl
NORFOLK. VA. June i,-Golng
well for seven innings. and favored
by the iuckicst Kind OF heiding.
Portsmouth had tho Norfolk defeated
by six runs. but in tho eighth Nc
Giouchlin weakened and n rally net
ted the Tnrs four runs, making the
final score. Portsmouth, Z; Norfolk. o.
Hard hitting of kracmcr. SumDa
and Traynor featured.
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summary: Stolen base-Walkcr.
Roth. Struck out-by Join. .: Inv
Fuilenweidar. 0. Bases on halls-oif
.loliT. 3; off Fullenwcider o. Hit by
pitcher-by Joliff, Dembs and Sperbrr.
Attendancc-l 500.
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Philadelphia -. 0o q . o IS
Boston .. J o o Il o o O--G
Two base hitS-Walkcr Dugan
t2l. HcndryN. Three base hit--Scott.
Sacriiice-Witt McInnis. Double
nlays--Rommeil to DuEan to Burrus
Dugan TO Burrus Left on base$-
philadelphia 10; Boston 5: Bases on
balls-Hasty :; Rommcll .; Harper I I.
zones .. Iiits-Om Hasty. in "a:
l:ommell. In i-3; Ecefc. , In ::
Harper. 3 in 1; Jones. S in S. Struck
out-By kccfe .: Harper .: Jones >
Winning pitchcr--Keefc. Losing
Ditcher-Jones umpires Hildcbfand
and Evans Time. 1883.
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OVaIS .Jg = II :
zBattcd for Walters in ninth.
zZRattcd for Fortune In ninth.
Philadelphia -. 0 0 D o o.
Boston ...... o | o 1 o.
-, TWO. base hits-Walkcr. Iicndryx.
witt. Sacrificcs--Witt. McNRlly.
Double plays-Dugan to Dykes 10
Burrus; Thomas 10 Dykes to Burrus
Left on bases--Philadelphia 10: Bos-
ton s. Bases on balis-On Harris I:
BUSH b: Fortune =. Hits-on Bush.
. in Ia; Fortune. ) I'm 62-3. Hit
Guilty Harris !; Bush 3: Fortune ..
Losing pitcher--Dush. EMPIRES
Evans and lIildehrand. Time, $50.
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Sh" viii Love You. Takc along a
package OF Florida Fruit Cum and
she can't resist you. Made by Ficer.
All dcalers-5c-Adv
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I!orIsWUUth .,..W U.
Norfolk ........0 q 0 o G--j
Summary: TwO-basc h!ts-Ma!o-
nee. Viox, Watt. Kraemcr and Cor
coran. Three-base hits-Traynor and
kraemcr. Double playR--TTaynor TO
Rooney; Traynor 10 Nio1 TO Rooney;
Watt to NioN TO Rooney. stolen
hases-Rangs and Rooney. Sacrifice
uy--Wait Lief, on bases--Ports-
mouth. g; Norfolk. TO- Struck out
by McGlouchiin. 4; by Samueis, 4.
Iiase on buils-Mctilouchlin. 8
Schmi,i, 3: Samuels, 3. Wild pitch
Schmit; Hits-off Schmitt. 8 in
innings; off SamuelS, in innings.
Losing p,tCh-Schmitt. Time. two
hours. umpires-tianleY and Cinyon.
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Totals
Ut q
Philadelphia


'itutted for Witherow in seventh.
Score by innings: n
Philadelphia 10000 OOpO .;
summary: Two-basc hits--BocckcI
Mann. Three base hits-rowcn i2l,
hoike. Home runs-Mann, Stcngel
~ Meusel Sncriiicc-lIolkc. Dou-
Bile plays - Gowdy and Maranyiile.
Ainranviile, Pick and .iolke: Maran-
vile and iIolke; BoeckeI, Pick and
Holke. Left on bases-Buston. Z !;
nni:adelphia, 3, Base on balis-om
FiiiinEim. /: off RiXcy. g. Struck
out-Fillingim. 3; Rixey. g. Wild
pitch Rixcy. Passed hall-Whcat.
umpires-Riglera and Moran. Time
LEG
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eight Brcak Out of Federal Prison,
ATLANTA GA. June l.-Eight
Federal Pcnitentiary late today. nv
saving their way out of cell block,
II was announced at the penitentiary.
tOther sports Page Ten)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati at Chicago
81. Inuis at Pitt >burgh
New York at IfO,ton
lSr0ulklyn at rIiiudclphi;
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YANkS WIN NINTH GAME

tBy Associated Press.1
NEW YORK, June 1.-The New
ork americans won their ninth
straight game here today. defeating
tContinucd on Tenth Pagel
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WIIEHE THEY TLAY TODAY.
Rchmond at Petersburg.
Portsmouth at Norfolk,
Newport News ut SUFFOLK.
Wilson Mt Rocky Mount.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rhilntlrlnltlH. al; ItOsiUn. o..
New York, it: Washington. :.
Detroit. II: Cleveland. 10.

WHERE THFY PIAY To-Day.
ChiraRo ut 81. louis.
Detroit al Cleveland.
Washington nt New York.
Only three scheduled
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south Atlantic League.

Columbia. =: Charleston. g.
Charlotte. 8, Spartanburg. 4 U3
innings).
Augusta, 3: Grecnville. 10.
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SPORTS

and Mr.. Page: Miss Duncan and Mr..
kynaston; Miss Warren and Mr..
tlcminH: Mrs. Hardy and Mr.. Buford;
MISS Tomlin and Mr.. Bickel: Miss
koSerson and Mr.. Cary. DRAWINGS
for these matches will be held to-
duv.
Efforts are being made by tho
t"nnis committee to bring lchiya Ku-
maEac. the Japanese player and tho
winner o. the tournament last year
mere 10 meet tho winner OF the 1920
event. This has not been arranged,
rOW<rer. Miss Wagner. the winner
aihDhc the women last year. already
has arrived here TO take part in this
yeEr 3 event.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. .; Pittsburgh. (fftccn in

Itoston. 3: Phi:ntl-lphin. s.
Cincinnati. o. ChlSu~0. :.
ltrOoklyn. 10: New York. 0.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
[llE In nnnH a.. Hsienshukn

Portsmouth. 4: Norfolk. 5.
Newport sA Hs sySIii,I s45,p9lSii I1iius
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'continued on Tenth Page)
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Amt 1t Grand and Glorious Feeln'?

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AGENTS

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NOTICE
SPECIAL
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pursuant to the call of the Republi-
can state committee of Virginia and
the Third district congressional COM
mttee, and the action of the Republican
committee for the city of Richmond, a
mass meeting is hereby called to con-
vene at hustings courtroom, part II.
on Hull street. in the city of Richmond,
Virginia. on Saturday, March 10. 1920,
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
electing delegates and alternates to
the Republican state convention to be
held in the city of Roanoke, Virginia,
on March IT, 1920, and delegates and
alternates to the Republican district
convention for the Third congressional
district of Virginia, to be held In the
city OF Richmond, Virginia, on March
Is 1920; to elect a chairman and city
committee OF the Republican party for
the city of Richmond. and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
All voters of the city of Richmond
who are in accord with the principles
of the Republican party. believe in its
declaration of policies, and are in sym
patty with its aims and purposes, are
cordially invited to attend and partioi
pate in said meeting.
By order of the Republican city
committee Of Richmond.
MELVIN FLEG Elmer,
Chairman.
r. F. Freeman.
Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29

The annual meeting of the stock
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Petersburg Railroad Connection com
pany will be held at II A. NJ. March IS.
1920, at sol East Main street, Richmond,
Virginia.
(Signed) L. NJ. WILLIAMS.
President.
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Pftnos. Furniture. Sewing Machines,
az household goods bought sold, ex-
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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
REPORTS DECREASE IN CATTLE
 AND HOGS IN UNITED STATES

A falling off in the number of cattle and hogs in the United States oe- cured during the first four months of this year, as compared with the like period last year. according to reports of special hive stock reporters of the Bureau of Crop Eliminates United States Department of Agricut ture.
 In the case of hogs, the births dur ing January. February, March ana April were about 10 per cent fewer than in the same months last year. The n1arketings have fallen off about 15 per cent the farm slaughter was about the same insboth seasons; but the deaths on farms this year are over 70 per cent heavier than last wear 10 May l. Taking into consid- eration both the births and the deaths (from all esusesl. il appears that there has been 8 relative reduction of about 5 per cent during the first four months of this year as compared with the trend during the first four months of last year.
 The births of calves from January l to May l were about 2 per cent fewer this year than last year. The ret disposition of cattle by market ings. farm slaughter. and deaths was about g per cent greater than last year; it appears that there has been 3 relative re6actiOn of about per cent in total number of cattle the four months January to May l.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
NEED POLL TAX RECEIPTS

little Rock, Ark, June 25.-Tax collectors of number of counties of the state are still making acquisitions on the state auditor for more poll tax receipts. They all write the auditor that an unusual large vote is ex- -pected in the August primaries. due principally to the new law permitting women to vote in the primaries. Col lectors Fish of Crittenden county and Sims of Prairie county today asked for 300 more receipts each.
 This is the second request by Mir. Fish for additional receipts. Over 500 were sent him at the time the first request was made.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
PAYS COST IN END

There is TO such thing as free de livery for the shopper, specialists of the Bureau of Markets Of the United States Department of Agriculeure shrewdly point out. l. zaay be free in the sense that the customer does not make a separate payment for that item, bu each delivery costs the merchant a definite sum, and to cov- CT the costs the merchant must put a higher price on his commodities, and the customer pays, though indi- rectly, for the service.
 Market baskets are in style now a-days, and 1t is one of the whole some signs of th age that people are breaking away from the idea that a perfect lady or gentleman never car ries a package. Now they are carry ing home not only food supplies, but other articles as well Where the cost of delivery has been eliminated from the stores prices, persons so situated that they can take advantage of the fact and perform their own delivery services can often make ap- preciable savings.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
MRS PITTMAN RETURNS
 FROM WORLDS CONVENTION

Mrs. eJnnie Carr Pittman, vice president of the Arkansas ". c. T. U., arrived home this morning from a three months trip through Europe. Mrs. Putnam with 125 other women delegates represented the United States he Worlds Woman Christian Temperance Union convention at Lon don, ttended by over 800 delegates firm all over the world. The Countess of Carlisle one of the nobility, pre- sided at the meeting which terminat- ed Tn one of the most successful in history. After the convention Mrs. Putnam. with number of other delegates, visited in England. Scot land, Wales, Belgium, France and Italy.
 She visited some of the most nota ble of the battlefields and American cemeteries She was present at a Decoration Day Ceremony at one of the cemeteries of Amrican dead. which, Mrs. Pittman said was most impressive.
 Mrs. iPttman has consented to write an account of her interesting trlp abroad for publication in the News in the near future, which we are sure our readers will enjoy.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
FRED MURRAH FOR REELEC-
 TON AS CONSTABLE

in the announcement column of The News will be found the formal announcement of Fred Murrah who IS asking for reelection to the of nee of Constable of Missouri town ship, subject to the action of the Dmocratic primary, August 10. 1920
 Mr. Murrah's past trm as consta- Die has been very satisfactory and the conscientious manner in which he has discharged the duties of the of- flee not only qualities him to fill # more efficiently, but really entities nm to the voters earnest considera- tlon. Mir. Murrah is ever on the alert for iawbreakers, always looking after the intrests of his constituents and the majesty of the law.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
CONSOLIDA<
 TION OF LAND OFFICES

Notice is hreby given that the con- solidation of the land office at Cam den, Arkansas, under authority of Executive Order of March 26, 1920, is hereby postponed from June 30, 19220 to December 31, 1920.
 The land office at Camden, Arkan- sas, twill therefore be permanently discontinued at the close of official hours on December 31, 1920, and its business and archives transferred to and made part of the land office at Little Rock on January 1, 1921.
 Given under my hand at the Dis trict of Columbia, this fourth day of June, 4. D. 1920.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
CLAY TALMAN-

Commissioner General Land Office.
 S. Scott Harris left Tuesday after noon with the avowed intention of spending more or less lengthy va cation outside the borders of Arkan- sas- His itinerary includes Cuba. thence back to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other places of New York State. and parts of Canada. If Scott keeps away from Gurdon for that length of time it will be surprise to his friends who say it "just can't be done. ."-Gurdon Times.
 Mrs. J. M- Powell of Prescott. is visiting her son, H. E. Powell and family this -Gurdon Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28
LOCAL BANKS SHOULD GIVE
 THE FARMER MORE HELP

Our local banks in the South should give better attention to the needs of our farmers. In my town," said the secretary of a farm loan association to us few days ago, ''the banks are full of farmers money, but there Is only one bank that I can get to take up any of the loans regularly ap- proved by the Federal Land Bank. but now held up-and this bank can't | carry all of them Those other banks have plenty of money to lend to town men to buy automobiles. But they have nothing to lend to help out the farmers in this crisis and hereby pro- mote the agricultural developments of the country"
 We suggest that the same organi- ration mentioned in our preceding paragraph-Local Unions, County As sociations and aFrm ureausEinter- view the banks of their respective counties about this matter. Ask the Federal Land Bank of your district for list of the outstanding loans approved on application from your county. Then ask the banks of your county if they will take care of these farmers and other similar cases at least till fall when money will be easier to get from other sources.
 Another thing to ask your local bank: Ask the president and cashier if they will not try to add one or more real farmers-men who live on their farms-to the board of directors of the bank as soon as any vacancies occur. A few more farmer directors might help materially in getting a fairer share of the banks money for farm usees.-The Progressive Farm CT.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-28


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