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The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
Church Services
Create Interest
BY GEORGE q. ELDER.

The Soul Winning Campaign now
in progress at the Christian church
is growing in power every night. This
special campaign is under the super
vision of the pastor. j. e. Rains. a
sisted by George G.. Elder, Singing
Evangelist. Capacity crowds are in
attendance. people being turned away
in many instances for lack of room.
Our embarrassment just now is our
lack of accommodation. People who
are seldom if ever seen in a religious
service are attending regularly. Il
Just cant stay away" is heard almost
every night. And yet we are not sur
prised at the crowds. neither the
interest, which Is profoundly spirit
ual. when once we have listened to
one of the Pastors mastery sermons.
Logical, spirit-6llcd, heartfelt is
every sermon Without the use Of
white wash he drives straight at sin
as Paul of old, picturing II in all its
hideousness. Under the spell of the
Gospel so viyidly portrayed people are
turning nightly from their sins,
twenty having stepped out and claim
ed allegiance to the King of Kings TO
date.
/ Do you like good music? If you do,
/ come. A great chorus of forty voices
is telling 1.-The Old Story" in song
] every nlBnl. opeNlui Selttllph ny lle
chorus, solo-illustrated by the ster-
/ opticon, duets, etc, are some of the
( special features Ordway is enjoy
ing just now a rare musical treat.
Just here we want to thank the
churches cooperating in the meeting
/ When the churches of the community
will wave everything for sist ~
church. especially when she is engag-
ed in a soul winning campaign. they
/ deserve the highest praise. After all
it is the Christ spirit, and is due one
/ church from the other.
The following subjects will be dis
cussed the remaining part of this
week and next:
Friday. 1890 p. m. THE Five
Demons of Ordway" The sermon that
has caused so much special com
meut. You will want to hear it,
Saturday. 1880 p. m. The Milf
Tree
Sunday, 10 a m. Bible School, w.
T. Williams. Supt.
Sunday, IL Il. m. Preaching and
communion. Theme: The Pathway
of Power" A sermon by George G.
Elder.
Sunday, p. m Illustrated sermon
to the children. All the children OF
the community are invited.
Sunday,T T:30 p. III. The Unpardon-
able Sin"
The public is invited to attend any
or all the services mentioned above
The Home-I.ike-Churc No ice.
A hearty welcome awaits you.
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INTERESTING PRoGROM

i'he following program Was given
by the various classes of the Metho-
list Sunday School on Monday even
ing. and it was greatly enjoyed by
quite large audience.
The pantomime "The Ten Virgins
by Mrs. Moneys class of young mar
ried folks.
A motion song by the primary class
under the instruction of Mrs. Work
man, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. HUFF
man.
"A Black-Face" song by Mr.. Bun
dy's class of boys.
THE Doll Shop" in costumes by
Mrs. Pyles' girls class.
Clyde Rays class of boys gave a
very interesting piece Untitled, "The
Inverted Quartet"
Music by the Kitchen Band" by
miss Gilliam's class of senior girls,
was very much enjoyed especially the
cong. Pm Forever Washing Dishes.'
Faye Crisman's class of Juniors
gave very nice concert song.
Tressa Lees class of boys gave a
delightful Song in Colors''
Mn Hasstedt's class of young men
gave two interesting selections.
"fhe Backward Drill was given
by Mrs. Bundy's class of girls and
was very interesting.
A violin solo by Eileen Gallavan ac-
rompanied by Eleanor Steen was a
number well appreciated. Little
Dorothy Bollacker gave a very clever
recitation. under the direction of Mrs.
Carpenter.
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Ku Klux Klan Respectable Order

northern newspaper who have been referring to
cotton gin burnngs the south ku kuk klan
deviltries evidently talking through their hats
that the Ku Klux Klan is southern fraernai
abiding and respectable of the other
wenown fraterna organizations of the country We have
letter from Mr. w j. Simmons Imperial Wizard of the h K.
which has headquarters at Atlanta Ca calling attention
to the mistake that is being made.
"The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Mr. Simmons, lis
patriotic aw-abding, respectable fraterna organization
which connection with night riders burners Its
of the most prominent people the
including people from the north who
here this time 1t nonpocal and numbers
among solicitor generals lawyers of the highest
type serf chiefs of police and other officers of the law
this correction of mistaken impression
and to give it deserved publication.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
GOOD LIVESTOCK FARMING
MEANS GOOD CITIZENSHIP.

In a message to the directors and
members of the Wisconsin Livestock
Breeders Association, Andrew w
HOPKINS, until recently its secretary
makes the following statement: TT
truly is a noteworthy fact that where
livestock farming has attained a
high standard of perfection there also
has citizenship attained an equally
high standard. An intelligent con-
tact with farm animals always has
and always will insure quality in the
man: and a closer kinship with the
better types surely brings forth fruits
not yet compassed. General educa>
ton. honesty of purpose, righteous
living, culture, and religion have
made,the most progress in those com,
munities in which intelligent stock
farming has been most generally pur>
sued"
The United States Department OF
Agriculture has received a copy of
Mr.. Hopkins recommendation fos
the future development of the live
stock industry in Wisconsin. These
recommendations point out tina,
stockmen may well seek to increase
their returns from live stock; % by
discarding inferior animals. (2) by
strengthening their organizations, go
by cooperating when necessary i'm buy
ing and selling. ~ by combating
disease. CD by supporting boys and
girls club work. (6) by studying 1--we
stock and milk marketing. 90 by in
;:Gting upon more stabilized MAJ hei 3,
aNd (S) working for the proper rel. =
ton between the price paid the pro
duCci :Td that paid by the cons Iuici.
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FARMERS AND BUSINESS
MEN ATTENTION.

Soon / will be going 10 Denver as
our Representative in the upper
house of the state legislature. 1t has
been suggested by a good many far
that / call a meeting whereby
all those interested can discuss the
crescent conditions and offer some
hcmedy for their relief.
Now we want every farmer, every
business man, every laboring man in
Crowley county to be present at this
meeting. If you have an idea for the
betterment of conditions, II you hav>
a suggestion for relief | want it,
This meeting will be held at the
Princess theater, Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, December 10th, at Ord
waY. Colorado.
Understand this is not political
meeting. II is peoples meeting
where we can talk over questions in
which we are all interested. | want
our advice and want your help.
Talk this over with your neighbo~
d all come and don't forget the
late NJ Il. BASHOR.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45. The Phil
athea and Baraca Glasses VIII meet
in their class rooms in the new base
ment. You will find these two classes
worth while. come and join them.
Morning service / O'Clock.
b. Y. p. U. 6:45. Mrs. Caltharp,
leader. The meetings of the b. Y.
p. U. will be held IN the new base
ment in the future. If you want to
hear real program, come join these
young people.
Evening services 1880.
Our Christmas program will be
rendered Friday evening December
gath.
GIIERInAN RIINCA pasinr
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DELPHIAN> SOCIETY.

The Delphian society will meet
December %. at 2:30 p. m, with Mrs.
Frank Enyart; Mrs. John Meikle,
leader.
Roll Call, Rome.
Physical Geography of Italy-Mrs.
Trimble.
Typographical Features of Rome
Mrs. Ramsey.
Legendary Period-Mrs. Nelson.
he Tarquins-Mrs. ]. A. Mast.
Inheritance of Regal Rome-Mrp
Lorfmer.
Glass Struggles III Rome-Mrs. Girls
man.
Story of Cariolanus-Mrs. Bashor.
Harati at the Bridge-Mrs. Abel.
Conquest of Italy by Rome-Mrs
Curtis.
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CARR CROSSING NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Peyton and chill
Gren spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucore of
Arriba. Colo. Mr.. Lucore is one OF
our county commissioners.
A pie supper and spelling match
Was given at the Oden Hendrix
school house Friday evening for the
benefit of the school house
VIM. A Brammer was transacting
business in the valley one day last
week
Frank Peyton spent Saturday and
Sunday with Eddie Perry.
Mr. VIM. Hendrix and son Ray
mond, Mr.. Smith and son-in-law
George Hendrix all took loads of
corn to town Monday.
Clifford Stump and Art Stinson
were transacting business in the val
ley Saturday.
Oden Hendrix spent a few days
visiting friends in this vicinity las-
week.
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IN SHORTHAND.

Mr.. and Mrs Dave Weir of Suisun
Calf, are the parents of baby
laughter born in Oakland, on De
cember 6. Mrs. Wier was formerly
Miss Helen Davenport of this city
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter II. Kiester on Monday De-
cember 6.
Mrs. Harry Il. Mast on Sunday. De-
cember IL. She has been named
Martha Ellen.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Balmer Bond on Tuesday, De-
cember IA.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. p.
L. Strickland on Thursday, December
9, at Crowley.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
READY MARKETS DESIRED

Henry Baker, one of the well
known farmers near Ordway, states
that it is not so much a question of
price at the present time as it is the
need of market. He says that If the
crops could find a ready sale now.
even at the price prevailing, that
conditions would be very good Mr..
Baker is very optimistic man and
sees no need of fear or worry over
present conditions, but he is natural
ly very desirous of seeing markets
open up SO that crops on hand will
move If the farmers see fit to sell.
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NOTICE or FINAL PAYMENT.

Notice is hereby given that on the
20th day of January, 1921, final pay
ment Will be made 10 Wallace & Said
contractors by the board of education
of Crowley consolidated school dis
trict No. /. for all labor and mater
ials connected with the construction
of the new high school building at
Crowley, Colo. All persons or firm,
to oswhom money is due N connection
with the above building must file no
tice with the secretary Gf the boara
before said date.
o. II. GRIFFITH. President
ELMER W. MILES, Secretary.
School Dist No. / II
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
December 10.

10 a. m. Sunday school Thirty
minutes of Bible study adapted to all
ages. Appropriate opening and clos
ing exercises. Primary department
separate room. Trained and eX-
perienced teachers at your service.
We wecome you.
II a. m, the Christmas service.
Short sermon. The GIFT without the
Gver.' Special music. Anthems
The Angels Song" Hail the King"
Solo, "The Holy CITY" MIR. Flemming
Gao p. m. Epworth League. The
nung people run IL and II is a young
peoples program characterized by
spirit of youth.
7:30 p. m. Sermon, THE Revival" "
special music.
Come with us and we will do the
ood.
FRANK w. PIMLOTT. Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

We put new tires and wheels on
go-carts, sharpen your scissors and
knives, frame pictures, do soldering
and small repairing, put new gauZe
in your strainers, order stove repairs,
and number of small jobs which
are necessary about the home. Wit
tenmyers Second Hand Store.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

Tonight (Friday) at 7.3O Rev. D.
Barthel of Denver, our District Sup
erintendent will preach. Hear him:
Following the preaching service the
third quarterly conference will be
held. Rev. Barthel will also preach
Saturday night at 7.30.
Sunday school at 10 Il. m
Sermon and Communion IL a. m.
Young Peoples Meeting, $50 p. m.
Evening SaI'mon 1902 m.
Rev. B. Barthel will deliver both
sermons. We invite you to worship
with US.
C. F.. HARTMANN, Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
MASONIC OFFICERS As
SELECTED FOR THE YEAR

Officers for the coming year for
Ordway Lodge No. 1876, A. F. & A. VI
are as follows:
l.. I. Giffin, w. NJ.
Edw. G. Smith. S. w.
V. G. Sears, J. w.
NJ. T. Nelson, Treasurer.
Geo. f. Beaver, Secretary.
F. w. Pyles. S. d.
]. II. Bundy, ]. d.
Dewitt Horney, S. s.
Harold Dye, J. S.
j. L. Cochran, Tier.
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Good Family Cow

Jess Bealer has family Jersey
cow that produces about 35 pounds of
butter a month besides supplying the
family with all the milk and cream
needed for cooking and table use.
Mr.. Bealer says that good COW
Is money maker, and that chickens
with his place have also proved to be
profitable.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
Conditions Better Here

Fred G. Hilvert. who returned
few days ago from trip to Cali
fornia. states that conditions here
axe better, taking everything into
consideration. than they are in most
sections of the country He say
that both in the east and on the
Pacific coast the depression is more
noticeable than in this part of Colo
rado.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
ODD FELLOWS ELECT

At "A recent meeting of the /. o. o.
f. lodge the following officers were
elected for the year:
Everett Smith, N. G.
Arnold Slunnegger, V. G.
A. NJ. Ward, Secretary.
VIM. Edgar, Treasurer.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
Alfalfa Ranch

have for sale the w. p. Hanna
Estate ranch of 240 acres. located one
and half miles west of Ordway
Every foot is excellent tiIlable land,
mostly in alfalfa. This land will be
sold in 4O's, SOS or in whole. I'm
provements on N. E. 80. l. farmed
this ranch for several years and know
its good worth. Terms: half down.
years for balance. J r. Thomas.
Ordway. Colo. 12-l7
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INTERESTING INFORMATION

Just recently we consulted the
Oracle of Mount Olympus with ref
erence to the Holiday Trade, and
learned from Zeus and the Gods that
the Prophets have just issued a royal
edict decreeing that the people should
buy Diamonds, Pearls. Jewelry and
S:lverware for their Christmas Gifts.
We rejoiced exceedingly over this bit
of information, having just procured
fine assortment of these articles,
from which to select the most beauti-
full and lasting gifts at prices within
The reach Of everyone.
C. e. BARKER,
Optometrist.
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DOING FALL FLOWING

e. e. HosleT and Fred Hilvert pur-
chased new tractor and three bot
tom plow one day this week and are
now turning the soil for large beet
and cantaloupe acreage for next year.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
REBECcAs ELECT OFFICERS

AT recent meeting of the Rebec-
cas- lodge the following officers were
elected:
Mrs. Charlotte Huffman, n. G.
Mrs. Nina Sorenson, v. G.
Mrs. julie Racy, Secretary.
Mrs. Charlotte Ward, Treas.
Mrs. Harriet Downey, Dist. Deputy
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
TO SERVE REFRESHMENTS

At the meeting on Monday night
in Ordway there will bo refreshments
served by the Ordway Publicity and
Commercial club. The meeting will
he held at the old Commerce hall in
the Wooldridge-PEil building,
and following the session refresh
ments will be served.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Miss Katie Walsh. Miss Anna
Walsh and Miss Dollie Burns. of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. are Visiting in Ordway
this week. They are being enter
tanned at the homes of Mrs. Fred
Hilvert and Mrs. E. +. Hosler. Miss
Walsh is with the Gerard company
and has visited In Ordway befor.
They viii visit In Cripple Greek
Canon City and Colorado Spring.
before returning to their home.
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]. SHERIDAN BUNCH, Pastor.

Crowley-A pie supper and basket
ball game was held at the school
house Thursday night of last week.
The proceeds of the pie supper which
was $G4.65 went to the Camp Fire
girls and the Athletic club. half to
each organization. The ball game
vas between the high school and the
town team and was won by the hign
school team by score of 10 to Is.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
Oil Lands

FOR SALE-THE SW SEC. 25 AND
the Sc Sec. 26. all in Twp. IS II
So E. Owners reserves one eighth OF
the oil. This is near the oil well and
may mean fortune to the man who
buys darlington Land and In
vestment Co. Sugar city. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
ENROLMENT GROWS

There are seventy more pupils en-
rolled in Sugar Citys schools this
year than there were year ago.
There are twenty-four more in the
junior high school now than last
year.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Dewitt Horney will again be able
to assume his duties as under sheriff
on next Monday, after an illness OF
several weeks with appendicitis. De-
Witt says he is feeling fine and wants
10 go to work.
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CHURCH SERVICES DEFERRED

All church services at Crowley have
been deferred until the first Sunday
in January on account of an epidemic
of smallpox in that vicinity.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Ordway.
, car loads baled hay.
cars alfalfa meal.
Sugar City.
5 car loads of syrup to Swink.
8 car loads of hay.
; car loads of sugar to Pueblo.
OlEey Springs.
2 car loads of cattle to Pueblo.
Crowley.
car hay for Kansas City.
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LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-PURE BRED DUROC
Jersey pigs, also n few bred sows
Burke & Kellog, Olney Springs,
Colo. 1871
FOR SALE-PURE BRED DUROC
Jersey pigs. also few bred sowe.
Burke e. Kellogg, Olney Springs.
Colo. 1871
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We haven't any calendars for you
this year but we have a small article
for the lady OF the house. Come ge,
yours. Wittenmyers Second Hand
Store.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Just received another big shipment
Of Floor coverings. Congoleum Rugs
in various sizes at Wittnemyers.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

c. e. Byrne of Des Moines. New
Mexico, is visiting his sister, Mrs
E. n. Carol. and family.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

We are always, getting in various
tools and articles of second hand
hardware and may have something
you need at saving in price. Wit
tenmyers Store.
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w. H Bartleson has removed to
Colorado Springs. from Olney Springs
for the winter.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Mrs. Lawrence Kaiser received
word Saturday that her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. New
ills, of Lamar formerly Miss Birdie
S"I'nr. were the proud parents of a
baby boy born Friday, Dec. 10.
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Carbon papers-tbe best at the
New Era office. =
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WEEKS SHIPMENTS.

Car lot shipments the past week
-om the various stations in Crowley
are as follows:
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Lincoln county has about the small
est delinquent tax list in Coloraao
this year.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Stamp pads for sale at the New
Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

We have two sets of Decorated
dishes which you can have at big
cut in price-see them at Witten-
myers.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

Fountain pen ink for sale at the
New Era office,
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POULTRY

FOR SALE--FuLL-B BRONZE
turkeys. Toms, $1,000; hens,
$500. Mrs. A. r. Bouldin, phone
Manzanola. tt
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LOST & FOUND
ESrRAY NOTICE

ESTRAY NOTICE
One dark bay pony. weight about
$50 lbs, star in forehead Notify
Ginger a. Mccoy, Ordway. 1875
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Our line of white Granitware will
please you. Wittenmyers.
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GIVES FACE VALUE FOR L BONDS
trades hedge timber East of
Walker Hill We'll, 2 miles. Lee L.
Deaton. RI. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04
Butterfly Defends
Cup i'm Deep Sea Race

stuyvesant Wainwright's Butterfly,
formerly the Senta, successfully de-
Tended the Brooklyn Yacht Club Deep
Sea Challenge Trophy for the Harlem
Yacht Club in race around Long Is
land over the last week end Butte
fly crossed the finish line of the Allan
tic Yacht Club at Sea Gate, Coney Is
land 5:5930 a. NJ. yesterday. The
challenging yacht was Senta, the
property of John J. Alden of Boston,
representing the Corinthian Yacht Club
of Marblehead, Mass. She finished at
1888 :06 p. m. yesterday afternoon.
At present it is impossible to tell by
how much corrected time the challenger
was beaten. She has not as yet been
measured. 1t is believed she will re-
ceive about seven hours handicap from
Butterfly. If the figure is correct, Senta
lost the race by about 31a hours, cor
rected time.
The course was from the starting
line off Belden Point, City Island to
Vineyard Sound Light Vessel, thence
to the finish line off the Atlantic Yacht
Club in Gravesend Bay. The start was
made at IL a. m. last Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04
Fire Leading Butfers
In Tco Big Leagues
NiTlCNAI TFAGIr
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Meusel converted a single int .
double for Weaver in the Soy w b.,s
of the sixth by the same lanruidras.
Weaver got TO third on Schalk's mr.,
bur Red Faber struck out and left him
there.
John Shane Collins gave the Yans.
chance in the seventh. With one an.
Plpp lobbed ore down to Faber and
John Shane let the bail through his
digits, putting Pipp or second. For the
fourth time Derrin Pratt fouled 70
Schalk. Ruth got another intentional
pass, while the means Of the multitude
swelled TO the skies. Lank Bob Meu.
sci lifted a high one TO Jackson.
BY this time Colonel Tillinghas.
L'Hommedieu Huston began to lose
his faith in empty barrels. He has
seen plenty Of them on the way 70 the
park and expected that the Tanks
would be knocking most Of the SoA
pitchers for goals. but there appeared
to be nobody residing IN Murderers'
Row all afternoon.
This childlike faith was further dis.
sipated IN the seventh, when the Sox
put another run across. Edward CO..
Inns cracked two-bagger TO right
Weaver shot one down TO Ward ana
beat the throw 70 first and Collins
scored on Jackson's long foul f. to
MeGsel.
Tho case Of the Yankees began to
look utterly hopeless when Ping Bodie
the Wonderful WoY. coming up first il
the eighth. struck ouf with cons der
able vehemence. Duffy Lewis came
out to bat for NAYS in the ninth and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04

home. Kilduf popped to Lavan but
kowdy' Elliott smashed one to deep
center field for a homer, scoring
konetchy ahead Of him.
The Cards came back with venpe-
ance in the seventh, but fell short Of
tying the count by two runs. Lew Nc
Carly led off with single to center
and Shotton was sent in to run for
him. Fourier then batted for Haines
and shot single to right. sending
Shotton to third. Jack Smith heat out
a grounder to Kilduff and Shotton tall
he'd. Singles by Janvrin and Hornsby
gave the Cards two more runs and sent
Cadore. to the showers. Mamaux then
made his appearance in the box and
McHenry fouled to Elliott for the
third out after Hornsoy had died steal
ing.
The Dodgers added five superAuous
tallies in the eighth on hit batsman,
an infield hit, an error, a base an
balls, two sacrifice flies and pair Of
singles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04
Taylor and Weber Lose
Match i'm Two Sets

Alfred D. Hammett and f. II. Hen
derson went to the round before the
seml-hnals in the mems doubles yes
terday in the Castle Point tennis tour
nament, winning a three-set match
from A. Won Bcrnuth and w L. Knox 1T
tt, 2-6, 6-4 Edward Oelsner and
Carl Jolliff, paired together for the
t r time, defeated A. j. Ostendorff and
Charles Chambers, another new com
bination, the scores being Go. 81.
The defeat of Harold Taylor and
James Weber by S. V. Brubans and
kalph De Mott was somewhat of an up
set The score was 81, Cd.
The summaries:
First round-Harry Steinkampf and
o ara "A Anderson defeated II. Wiltshire
ara J. King, Go, IS; A. j. Ostendorff
and Charles Chambers defeated y. Donald
son and H. Trematne, 61. 6--2
Second rounds. V. Brubans and Ralph
De d, Mott Mott defeated Harold Taylor and James
WEBER, 81 Ct Edward Oelsner and
Carl Jollif defeated ostendorff and Cham
Third round--Alfred D. Hammett and
e. II Henderson defeated A. Won Bernuth
ana W. l.. Knox. 6-1 "a