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that has been done, and consequently
we have no banking connections with
those countries that have heretofore
taken our cotton.
For such reasons. II we cell the
cotton we must do so at heavy loss
and therefore the financial outlook
is everything but encouraging.
Texas farmers are in strait and
Texas tradeSpeople who bought at
high prices stand to lose heavily or
else carry their stocks over unsold.
In "a commercial way IL looks like
the people of this country are con
fronted by a serious condition and yet
people OF West Texas are in better
shape than they were during and inn
mediately following the recent
drouth period. They have cattle, hogs
poultry and feed stuff Most families
have grown their own pork, their
barn yards are stocked W it'll poultry
so that the people can in a great meas
and every farm has supply of cows,
ure live at home" even If they cam
not sell their cotton.
One of the greatest burdens on city
and town dwellers has been the exor-
bitant charges for rents, but with the
wave OF reduction in all other lines,
including labor and building material
we have reason to believe that build
ing movement will take on new life
and with the construction of more
houses the cost of rentals must be ad-
justed to conform TO the common lev
ell of the cost OF living. Then when
other things are made equal, the low
price of cotton may be more easily
justified.
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death. That they had born unto
them the following children besides
the one mentioned above, to-wit, 8. s.
Huffman, ]. E. Huffman, r. f. Hun
man. Bulah Huffman, VINO married
man by the name OF Eicke but who
is now dead, Lilly Huffman. who mar
ried J. A. Baker. LYDIA Huffman, Ada
Huffman who married HI, Davis. Ida
Huffman who married Forest Jones,
and Minnie Huffman who married
Tom Cantwell, but who is now dead.
That Minnie Huffman Cantwell left
surviving her two children. to-wit:
Lottie Cantwell. who married a man
by the name of Taylor, and George
Cantwell. who is now a minor but
whose place of residence is unknown
to plaintiffs.
That said Minnie Huffman Can't
we'll alo had one daughter who mar
ried a man by the name of Buster
Pickens. That said Mrs. Pickens is
now dead and left surviving her a
child whose name is unknown to
plaintiffs and also whose place of
residence is unknodn TO
plaintiffs but said child is minor
and so far as known to plaintiffs is
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In the bread basket OF Texas-the
great Panhandle.--Hesperian.
II does seem that IL anybody In
the world need be thankful II Is the
people OF America. we have plen'
~ and to spare. Our trouble Is
there Is no place to dispose OF what
we have. hut that should not make
us panicky. for as the Miami Chief
says Cant the cowman trade beef
for some corn and wheat? Can't
miller take a toll instead of cash
for grinding? and the blacksmith
swap work for some hogs, and hun
dred other ways people will get by
even ii money does get short? The
world has got to go on aud people
will live just the same, eat. wear
clothes and enjoy life. Main thing
is. don't worry" Advice is easily
given and lots of 1t going around
these days. and especially is the
farmer receiving n goodly portion OF
advice. state Press says he is re-
ceiving daily advice from all por-
lions of the globe. but that 1t goes
in one ear and out the other, SO to
speak. We heard a man say the
other day that he believed things
would be so and so in the course of
a week or two. Another man said
Yes, but it is getting so that
mans opinion isn't worth copper
Can't we think the latter is correct
under the existing condition of
things? We shouldn't wonder II
we all don't express our opinion too
often at times. especially If 1t is a
pessimistic opinion. The silent OBJ
server Ia the one who escapes the
witness stand. There is one thing
upon which we all can agree. and
that is il everybody would be optim-
lists. believe in the best. that very
thing would come to pass.
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starvation is stalking many a land

Starvation is stalking many a land
these days. aud while America 10 go
ing through the period Of travail, our
difficulties are due to inability to sell
our surplus at profit On the con-
trary in other lands their troubles
are because OF inability to buy the
surplus which we desire to sell And
80 1t may truly be said that the
American people should be thank
full. and more especially those who
are OF the favored number who live
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still living


End. That at the time OF the
death of the said Joe Huffman and
Fannie Huffman, they were possess
ed of the following described real
estate. to-wlt: All OF lots Nos z, s
and inclusive, in block No AZ of the
Wilmeth addition to the Town OF
Snyder. In Scurry County. Texas. and
also an undivided SIS interest in Lot
No. 10 in Block No. 10 OF the Town
OF Snyder. in Scurry County. Texas.
That said property was community
property OF the said Joe Thurman
and wife Fannie huffman and there
'ore ca1i of the said children Of
sat- -, Ties "a entitl3i 10 sht's
equally In he same.
3rd. That the said s. s. Huff
man. ]. r. Huffman. e. f. Huffman.
Bulah Eicke. Lilly Baker. LYDIA Huff
man, Ada Davis. Ida Jones are
each entitled to a one-eighth interest
II. said property and Lottie Taylor
Geo Cantwel and the Pickens baby
are each entitled to a one-eighth in
terest Jointly. or a 1-9ith interest
each.
4th. That said property is not
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susceptible of being divided and thet
fore should be sold and the proceed
divided as the law directs.
Wherefore plaintiffs pray the coui
that the defendants be cited to az
pear and answer this petition an
that said above described property b
sold for the purposes OF Sartitioi
and that the money be divided as tn
law directs and for special and gen
eral relief.
Herein fail not, but have befor'
said court on the said first day o
the next term thereof. this writ
with your return thereon showing
how you have executed the same.
Witness Nellie weems, Clerk OF thu
District Court of Scurry County.
NELLIE wEEMS
Given under my hand and TIL
seal of said court, in the county o
scurry. this the 1st day OF December
A. D.. 1920.
(SeaD NELLIE WEEMs
Clerk OF District Court Scurry Co
Issued this LIST day Of December A
D.. 1890.
2s NELLIE wEEMs.
Clerk OF District Court OF Scurry Co
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A French poet has discovered a
way by which one can see without
the eye Sight il possible, he says,
through the skin Of the face and the
other parts of the body Those of
his subjects, he said, read newspa
pers with their noses. and read fig
ures with the skin of their chests.
and perceived articles of furniture
with their faces and backs There
are so many seemingly impossible
things that are discovered that we're
not going to doubt this. But il such
thing is possible ne viii Do % very
popular man.
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Citation by Publication.

The State OF Texas, To the Sheril or
any Constable of Scurry COUNT.
Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to
summon George Cantwell, and Baby
Pickens, by making publication OF
this citation once in each week for
four successive weeks previous TO
the return day hereof, in some news
paper published in your county, if
there be newspaper published
therein, but If not then in any news
paper published in the 32nd judicial
district; but il there be no newspa-
per published in said judicial dis
trict, then in a newspaper published
in the nearest district TO said 32nd,
to appear at the next regular term OF
the District Court of Scurry County
TO be holden at the Court house there
of in Snyder on the fourth Monday
in December, 1920 the same being
the 27th day of December. 1920,
then and there to answer a petition
filed in said court on the LIST day
of OF December 1920 in a suit num-
bered on the docket of said court No
2171, wherein SIS. Huffman, Mrs. Blu
lah Eicke, feme sole. LYDIA Huffman,
Mrs. Ada Davis, Joined by her husband
! II. L. Davis, Mrs. Ida Jones, joined
by her husband, Forest Jones, j f.
Huffman, f. T.. Huffman, Mrs Lille
Baker, Joined by her husband, J A.
Baker and Lottie Taylor, Joined by
/ her husband, Taylor are plaintiffs,
and George Cantwell and Baby Pick
ems as defendants. said petition alleg-
| ing
The State OF Texas. County Of
Scurry. In the District Court Of
Scurry County. Texas December
Term, A. ID. 1920.
To the Honorable w. p Leslie
! Judge of said Court:
Now comes s S. Huffman. Mrs
Bulah Eicke, feme sole, Mrs Ada
Davis, Joined by her husband, RI. l..
Davis. Mrs. Ida Jones. Joined by her
husband, Forrest Jones. all of Sour
ry County, Texas, and ]. +. Hun
man OF Dawson County. Texas, r. f..
Huffman of Willbarger county. Texas
Mrs. Lilly Baker, Joined by her hus-
band, ia. Baker. LYDIA Huffman and
Lottie Taylor, joined by her husband,
Taylor, each OF Williamson county,
Texas, all OF whom are hereinafter
styled plaintiffs complaining Of
George CantwelL and Baby Pickens.
hereinafter styled defendants, and
for cause of action plaintiffs would
represent to the Court the follow
ing, to-wlt:
LIST. That the above named par
ties plaintiffs and defendants are
the heirs and only heirs OF Joe Hun
man and wife, Fannie Huffman. both
deceased. That there was born to
the marriage of said Joe Huffman
and Fannie Huffman ten children
one Of whom died before either Of
them died and was never married
and without children at the time OF
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The State OF Texas, To the Sherin or
any Constable OF Scurry County,
Greeting.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-12-17

Dollars are also
SAVED when put in
War Saving Stamps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
INDIANS DEFEAT
BROWNS, 9 TO 5
Increases Lead to
Full Game-Red Sox
Split Pair

sT gouis sept as.-Clovoiand drew o.
...p ufHror the American league ucnuaut
This an0rnoon. defeating ~ LouiH . Co o.
HUi Increasing the lead over Chicago. tho
fuuurfH.up. to fIli game
~ was tho third consecutive defeat al .
WluiHterrd to H. Louis ~ the Cuntrud'rs.
Hho launched their attack against Hayuo
Co. the Heound inning aud finally drove
him from the boz tn the seventh.
iiaEby put ne club In front IN the sec.
und iuuinR wiih dnubir 10 right after
two vttc uui, driving IN two runs, and
Cleveland maintained the lead thereafter.
Evans Speaker. Gs,duet and HaEby led
th" assault, tho Cleveland leader scoring
three funa ana driving In two
II VAS tho 3Oth victory Bagby has
turned IN this year and although hit
freely he managed 20 keep the blows
scattered with tho exception Of two iu-
ninEH. Local fans presented George Siaicr
with silver service rs mark ~ appfe.
uiatiun for his work. and the popular
UrsWu responded In tho Etxth inning with
home run to the pavilion in ught noId
for hiH 2trth hit ~ th" campaign and
establishing new American league rrr-
Ufd tu HupplHn' that uf 1r COBB who
.lide Zfs hits IN tatl. ~ tho eighth IN
ming rlHler made ~ 100 with long ulpls.
cleveland concludes its series here to.
muTfuw
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
HIGH OPENER FRIDAY
Tulsa Scholastic Eleven Meets Sand
Springs TNam In First Grid
Game of season.

Coach Bateman's Sand Springs
high school football eleven, which
last Friday defeated Collinsville 80
70 0, will oppose the Tulsa high
school gridsters in the opening
s.'holastic game of the season, next
rr,dsy at 3i3O o'clock at Ice sta
dtum. Admission viii be rs cents.
3ro neighboring city team was
substituted for the freshmen eleven
St the Oklahoma AgKies, who, be-
causN OF hammering received in the
scr,m,oage by the regular squad Of
thai college Rrs unable TO present a
formidable eleven.
sand Syringe is expected 70 fur
nlBh opposition 20 the crimson ana
cream squad. Although the training
season has heen under way three
weeks prospects at the local high
school are uncertain. For several
reasons. The first. and tho most
important " the line. Coach Br~ne-
man has a host OF stalwart lads who
should provide a great scholastic
quintet OF forwards But this line
hasn't exhibited any SrSat strength h
in scrimmage, and Il has shown e.
self 10 be slow. The baekfield Is
coming through well, mpch bettcr
thdn at first expected aud II the line
rounds into form as well as the
hacks, then.a all win be we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
TRIBE VIRTUALLY
ASSURED BUNTING
White Sox Must Present
Weak Team-Gleas-
on Won't Quit

new YORK, Sept. 2s.-Cleveland
virtually was assured OF the Amer
loan league pcnuant today by the
Suspension Of the Chicago players
in connection with the alleged fixing
Of games in tho worlds series last
year. The Indians increased their
lead over the White SOx to full
game today by defeating s.. Louis
and have one game 10 play with St.
LOUIS and four with Detroit.
with most OF their regulars
banned, the White Sox, who rested
toIay, viii &c forced to put a
patchcd-up team in the field Friday
for their series Of three games with
St Louis. Cleveland must win one
game more than its rival to retain
first place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
MEN on TEAM RE.AL
MEN" SAYS GLEASON.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S We're go
ing to win the pcunnnt ana tnen the
worlds series In spite OF hiss" Man
ago- William Gleason of the White
Sox said to night.
The thing has come to a head
and I'm glad of it," y, said "l'Ee
beer working on this affair with MIR.
CCmisky foI long time. The evi-
Gence We were able TO sive the jury
today evidently was sufficient and
I'm ighty happy that its ali
cleared up.
The mon on my team now are
real men and real ball players and
we're going to win the pennant and
thens the worlds series in spite of
this SCANDAL"
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Mccullough Vdn-DOren
Win Junior Net Title

In match that was closely con-
tested throughout. Delbert McCul-
Tough and Charles VAN Doren de-
foated Jay Toevs and Kirk Tuttle in
the finals of the junior doubles
tournament yesterday afternoon,
The match was forced TO three sets
with the following scores: 3-6, 81.
6-2 Many Of the games in the
final two sets went into duce games
before they were finally decided.
The championghip in the singles
viii he determined this afternoon
wheT Thornton and Blackmore meet
at Central BARK courts at o'clock
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GAMES TODAY.
National League.
World Series Opens
In Brooklyn Instead
of Am. League City

CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-The
worlds series of 1920 will open in
Brooklyn instead OF In the city
that wins the American league
pennant, the national commission
decided here today The dates
viii DO ths @mo as originally de-
cldod on, October &. q and 7. Tho
next four games win be played in
the American league city that wins
the flag
Tho change was decided upon
after Jim Dunn, owner OF the
Cleveland team, had Informed the
commission that IN the event the
Indians win the pcnnaut, the new
seats In Cleveland park could not
be made ready by October 3 for
the accommodation OF the world
gerios crowd
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P. AND R. EVENS
= CITY OIL SERIES
Becker Weakens In Two
Innings and Cosden I
Loses

Becker weakened In two inninys ana
T. and X. defeated Cosdeu, IA in
tho second game Of the Cuy on
league post season series at McNultv
park yesterday evening and evenei
up the count at one game each
Cosden got off to an early lead
adding one In each the first aud sec.
ond innings and would have am
away with the contest but for ev'
cellcnt throwinR to the plate hv
Henry. who erased a pair OF Cosden
runners with accurate heaves.
With two men down In tho final
inning Brown 6, Co. staged a raIy
and with one run over Murphv wa,
caught trying to make third On
Scott's drive.
The same teams meet again a,
McNulty park Thursday afternoon
at 1880 in the third game Of Ma
series
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THE TURF


~
FIRST race, i've and nc.haf furlongs-
Tough Storm. tButwelD first. Dark
Horse. (RObiuson) second. Rancocaa
tMurriHl hird Time. LOO Harp OF che
North, Ruuflor. fallacy also ran.
Second race, five and one-half fur
i0ugs--PbAnton Fairs (3utwelD first,
SunrOae. tJarNis) second. Eastern GLOW.
Rodriquez) third. Time. i;0s 2-s. Daiscy
Vein. The Blue Duke. Marry Feast also
ran,
Third race, six furiongs-IIeien Atkin.
tAllon) first. Juaquina. tCollettn second
Flying weshman, tButwelD thru Time.
iltA.5 Lady Granite. Dolly G. ChevA-
Her. Night Thought Bro. MaClsan also
ran.
Fourth race, mile aud 10 yards-Arbi.
traitor, tJackson) frat, Rey Ennia. (At-
kinB) second, Calvert, tRodriquez) third.
Time, l.iA Dots. PeriEuordine. Lariat,
Antoinette. Thistle Queen also ran.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-Cras-
seur, tRodrique1) first; Bolster, tButweli) }
second Master Biil tCollettD third. Time
Las. RuncTaft Beiario. sailor also ran.
sixth race, mile and qusrter-Auatral.
tMorris) first. Mildred. UTunD second
Court Fool, tPonce) third Time, :O9 ass
hdith X, beauty sleep, Hong Kong, Stir
Up also ran.
seventh race. two mite and 10, yards
Link hoy, tnutwcnl first. Point 10 Point.
tMorris) Hoc And. John I. Day. (Ponce)
third. Time, i:is rs Primitive Boher-
Ma Breena, OtenEo. fi0kle Fancy, Search
Light III. King Neptune also ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
ATZMEN TAKE SERIES
Fort Worth, Texas Champions, Beat
Little Rock, Southern Winners,
4 20 I'm Final

LITTLE ROCK. Sept as
Wretched fielding and stupid work
on the bases by the Little Rock
players gave Fort Worth, Texas
league champions. the final game OF
the inter-league series to today.
The victory gave the Texans the ser
les, four games to 2, one game hav-
ing been n tie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
KENDALL GRlDS PLAY SOONER MINER ELEVEN HERE
Only Eight Superbds
Played on National
Rag Winners of 1916

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.---Only
eight OF Brooklyns ball players
were members OF the Brooklyn
champions of four years ago.
otto Miller is the lone catcher.
Marquard. Smith and Heffer are
tho pitchers, Olsen. the regular
shortstop and Johnson the regular
third baseman. together with Zach
Wheat and III Myers complete the
octet. All other members OF the
new champions were obtained
either in trades with major league
clubs or from the minors.
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'ostlcn.

Two base lhits-Davidson ElIk
Scott. Sacrifice fly-Duff. Sacrifice
hits - Hornsby, johnson. Stolen
bases--Hornsby, Scott. Ellis. Wild
pitch--Becker. Struck out--By
Becker 3; by Hays 3. Hit by pitcher
by Hayes l Duty. Base on balls
off Hayes 2 off Becker 2. Left
on bases-F. and Il. 3, Cosden 7.
Time :12. Umpire--Womack.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
C0SDEN BOWLERS WIN
OH Rollers Defeat Exchange Nation
nj IInnk Five In Y. VI. c. A.
Bowling League.

Cosdcn bowlcrs last night won
from the Exchange National bank
five in straight frames in the Y. NJ.
c. \. bowling league,
ScoreE
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cIHsinna,i


Hliattsd for Morrison In oth
sHnn for Crane IN 7th.
rtitHhurfh - mn m, m, {,
Cincinnati ..... ona nn5 "a
summary Runs. Hiubcc narnhnrt
schmidt bauhert 2. Uounh. Crane. uren.
"il. hit"ts~ llEb"o, Traynor Kopf Two.
haHo hitHH-Highrc Iinrnhart ga,.v
uflmm. Three base hit-Dnubort. Dunrsy
nt"l'h bases bHuhcrt, Broh carey
iahes on bHllHa-pn Elier l. of IIsmiiton
y struck out ny Ellcr I. by Brenton n
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NOWATA. sept. 2s.-Nowata high
school football cam defeated Dewey
high this afternoon 6 to q, in the
first game of the season. Features
were the playing of the Nowata back
field and a spectacular 35-yard place
k ick by Dewey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
Enlries Today.

First race, six furIongs-,Port Light lo6;
korhly, 1906, Furbelow. 106; GYPSY Quecn.
l07i War Spirit l0s Lady Luxury, 10,
Ilasil. ilOi War Idol iIo: Dr. Carmen. III
Blushinf Beauty ia. Rodmon. lI3,
Dodge, ia. Swcte Liberty. l0l.
Second race. five and one half furIongs
--Steppy Dear. li2; Countess. Cozette To-
mia, HOrjyte, Mary a.. Niobe. Grace
paugherty, Marjorie Mckay, Maysvilla,
Little Ross. Dromer Miss Fontaine. ia.
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NBattcd for shaw In sth.
Washington ............ 900 900 500
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 2ON--6
Summary; Runs-Browcr, O'Rourke,
Prothcro Hooper, Foster g. Monosky, Err
rors--R Rrower. Charity Two-bBso hita--
Foster 2, charity 2. Brower Three base
hit-FnSier. stolen baso--Paschal. Hases
on halla-On Shaw 2. Struck out--Dy
shaw T. BY pennuck 2,
gECOND GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29
Collegiate Elevens to Clash
AT 4 O'clock at M'Nulty Park
PIRATES LOSE z
TO CINCY REDS
Redlegs Outhit In Both
Games-No Others
Played


DINCIHNNTI Hspt $751; UId..urHti won
both rsm,a Of doubio h,pdgr t.un ritts
burHh today.
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Third race. five and one-haif furlongs--
Nv Ginger l03, Raugoon, 100, Blowing
Hubtler 1885, nruyc pudley. ioG, Iitn
Daley 1876, Brother Hatch lo6. Maurice
H. loG, Last Rose. i06, Brunswlck 109.
Napoo. il2. Auntie May il2: whlppot.
Ios
Fourth race. six furlongA-Hinute Man.
20, ocean Swc,.. a7. AnFon. 90, Linden.
iol, win. los. Paul weidol no. Mar
iorie Hynes, III Miss Jemima. ~, west
l32.
Fifth race. mile and sivteenth-Frank
W, 81, Clintonyilie. ss. Kiku. 9S. Cotton
Blossom. l0l Sands of + casure, 1Oi. Gin
ger, ITO sterling. lOl. John o., iO5. re
salo. i0s; Peace Pennsnt 100 wood
Trap, 100, Under Fire, no. Paul weldcl,
Ia Jay. loG, captain Mac, ia. Ruay
signal. li4, Gloomy Gus. 100. Jack Hare
Jr.. ils. Minto II, ll9; King Uorin IgI.
sixth race, mile and quagter--My Ballot.
30; Alex, Jt, 100. Jim Hrtforinr, lO7. j.
G. Stone. 1864 wave. los; Hourbon Green.
iloi King Fire. lto. Dubbnng Louder,
Ill; Trooper 1i6
seventh race Mile AMI one eighth
Dresden. 90, Marie r, lul; Docod. iOI.
Lucky H.. loi Cheer Leader. lo9 Golden
Dawn, % Sans Boy, loz. Legal. IOi.
Pif. Jr.. loi; Sands Of Pleasure. 100.
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summary: HunH-EvanH 2. Speaker 2,
Gardner, wood. uaEby 2. Gerber 2. Sisler
2. Tobln. Errors Evans, Gedcon, Jacob
son. Austin. rwo-baso hits-BaEby 2
Speaker. Tobtn. Three base hit -Sisler.
Home Iun-aSuier stolen baaca-SpoRkor.
Double plnya=GurdncT MambHgansH and
Johnston, ScvcrSld and Godeon Hhsrs
on ballH-On Bngby /. OF Hurwell /
struck out-By Bagby I. by Bayne 1, by
Butwcll
Rev Sor Finish I1nh.
BOSTON. closed the American league
season here today by breaking even In
a double header with Washington. The
Red SoN finished Ia arm place
Score.
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Mrs. Fan ID. Markham har re-
turned TO the American Beauty
shop. 3l3 South Boulder. after hav-
ing spent three months reviewing in
some OF the most exclusive beauty
parlors In Chicago.--Adys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-29

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