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Tho "ld,r I grow, tho ,u"r" ! com" '"
grTuuH Ihlug IL u"lf pIiN
" thor" w"i" Uu"h n thing q" = course
IN rhnInrIaT building. I lhluh W." ~ -
ten l"rr"ur rI,uIld '"uinlu nv" 81 tag
ncr"Erity nud IA" means ct overcoming
tho hhhlt "f rcIf piiH.
You know huw II wrnll"u" l"u ph}rl,
atty IL hIruh down nnh hay" - rood rTS
over Humr mn" thing Ill" i'"'inB ~
l0hrItud" which '"m'A over }nh nItrt
such nh Indulgence NclI ihiuk r"lI
pity IN n l,nd ~ crying Ia IL" mird. AMI
mental nnd uurhl hhTr.
Again IhIulI how IunIV 'uhfT'lh Ice
iworn hurhuuL ana wife r'li pliy In 81
the root at
A nInaH uriovanos neO0mtH MHrtyr1"m,
Hume IlitlU ti'vnu'' 90 nnn"ShIr'
rumrN AZ brlworn, these twain "nh "
each w"nld hu Iriihy in l""k at II "
the ANAL lhiuI II IL. There would u" ~ :
quarrel Iiut Hupp"rr cit "i. 81 t"hh
Ihir IL utterly fnInII h"th, h",' 'uIl'
vuin1 tho habit "r r"IT Ilt' lh' ANAL
grievance starts them going nul IL tho
minds they pulli'r I"Ecth'i "t""rl II I'll
the ,,ihor nricvnnr"r lh'r hn'" 'v"r toli.
aud ihrn in", a. this '"llo' tom lh'"IHh
the nngnlfy Ing HlrrH 81 r"lf rIiY n"tll
they n~r NJ luhutm"uninhl" tN"unI rln
rtnuiInF b'iweon them nnd h"phlu""r
whore IhSr~ In I"nlly Gully ~ 'l"hlIl
The nt"ob 81 tnVo Uasd Up
Ir thtrd IN enough low" h"tw lh"in
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No Bouquets for The Big
Parties From Christensen

baltimore. Oct : Farley - 'hriHton.
grn Farmer I.Rh"T candidate Tor rr"hl.
don't prnrod tho Democratic aud li"puh )
IIrnn pnriIoH ~ nu uddrosA hoTo =" day.
This in "a uront d"uurrnil" move
mont. tho purp"H" "f whI'h In !" destroy
,Ihsn unN cInrucnI' ho said, adding, OF
,uuTss u "a prcrHuinn gotta thla nuh
writes II. II viii H." laid aside on ih"
d.HL
Ito ,uIIod Hcnnt"T IIhThlnE Il n"lo
whr,pu' and ii"VoTn"r cox, ruAHY Jlin'
rnIc" To,nunIod his llHnrpuinimonts At
rhu failure ~ tho Republican pgIY 4"
.WnIi up" Ia ltnoHovolI's llnno AID ia"
failure "r the Democratic pnIlY I" he
horn anow At tho baltimore convention
aud said THAT year. | muht ""nfohH
with HnInn mulillniiun. ! voted for VIII
a"u There waa acnttoTod applause.
4 conclude" said Mi thrlHlonHan.
That Yuu AZ" uppIaudinK my huInllls-
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81 tho lonRuc would uuonch 1h"r
would roIrgpI" III" United EtniN- I" -
.Ih, rlIunlo IuI" Ia tho hrnlr. IT III"
woIlI
"Why should w. ho nrrnlI "f r"sp"n
rlIIlIcy which W. Al" uunllucd I" rus
tain, aud which tho wh"l" Of oar hl'-
tory hat constituted u rI"uir" I" the
world "" would sustain THIS ls in"
uun mom"ntouN iHyur That has "v"r
been prrr"nI"d L. TIL p""pl" or ~"
United SInIrE md It" n"l d"hhi thn'
tho hhpn Of thew h"l" world viii h"
verified hJ ma Hbsului" n"''rii"m hF va"
voi"ra OF ia" country Of Tia" determine
IIOn Of the United StRI,H /" ltr" W I"
all the great expectations whnh ih"y
created by entering the wa ana en-
nhllng the other Er'nt nations 81 'h'
world l." bring II 10 u Victorious con
,uHiun. to the u0nfu Ion Of l'IurFlhh'
ism nmd everything that uri""s out "t
Prurslnui".. surely "" shall m"l i1u
to Keep tho prOmlS" No Il"d Ia ll' h' ~ !
and baCrihr1 Ur our Incompatible r"l.
dlcrr nhilurS md martinez VA" hwhlt
our verdict beneath the sod 81 Franc"
'"rhusr who do not care 10 l"II ,"u
tho truth about the l~nEu" "f nnlt"nH
IrII You that article ten 81 Ihr r"Nonhht
~ the league would uhlo N I"'rnIhi'
for other ntiinnr ~ tend ~ Int" war
whrIh,r we wlllrh II Icy ""r own i"h'
ne ,,I,nI Judgment ~ n"I Ihir In a..
rnluI,I, fnI.o ThcI" II ""IhI',W Ia Ih'
covenant Which IA Iho l'trI ni"ti"i 3
a. ImrniIn thu iIEhI 81 '""rtrrH I" Il"
UInI" wa ~ u"i 'i''lh'' N"I "''"idlnE
L. Ito own Independent l"'li ur'ui, "r
nut HIituIlnn pInNlh"- Ih"r" wi'"
drew the covenant 81 th' l'rru" "'I'
,nrrTuI that n "h"uId '.'ni"l" n"lhinH
whl,h InirrfoI'h Win - I'"I"li'h lh'
unnIituii uuuI uIInur' Iit' iI- 81 0uN 81
tho rrraI nUii"ur Whl' l. "r' I" '""TlI
Iuir Ito nrruh,Ir Th'g ""niIh hN,n
horn amazed uui Indignant - to
IhIurr IhnI no now H. I"r Iuu"InuiIY
.,II about this nrnaI nn,I ri,r'r, d"'u
u,uuI
rho wh"lr ~rrlh ~ volt i", ,"ur
yrJhI.i Ia rn,rnh'I -" II r""ih ""Il
n, ~ luiln,nti"u 81 ~ hrl ~ ininr' la
"WOOi'IluW WII.HuI
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MAY nm RnoonoILnD

vsra Cruz. oct 3.--Ry The Assoc
oiatsd Professionalism looking to
rsconc citation between Gcnsraf Felix
DiaE nophcw of former President DlRZ
OF Mexico. Rpd tho Do Ia Hucrta Rd-
mi lstration. arc TO be opened M re-
suit OF n conference hold between Dinz
and General J. Guadalupe Sanchez.
chief OF operations In the state or Vera
Cruz mt tho formers hacienda near
Martinez do In Tore. northern Vera
Cruz. last Thursday.
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DIED
MOE AIEOM

MORAIsOM--On Saturday October
1870, At 2:3b O'clock u, N, at the resi-
drnce ~ her son. Robert Y. Morr,"o
iGI1 Nhrwo1d RVrnhr, WArwnph,
BLIZA FHED MOiiitlHON. In ia" 7ind
gear AZ her hsc,
VuunrnI narVirrB ~ Tho feslhsnon ~ hef
son IHIi WnTwo0h avenue, MONDAY,
DrtoL,r 1, ats O'Clock y, ~, lhiorm"nt
urIvuia Tuohday morning ~ 10 o"I"oh.
iu ,IruouwDOd 'onisiofYr
uLAaa--Dn Hslurhny. D0i"bor snd, lpgo'
al I u'rluHh y, ~, al b"'r"''. hl'h'
TiiAItI.EH uLAHh
Iruur,rI r0rvIgop from iho TnHIhuh'n OF
wuII,,u f. T0hd 10 obi" riteni, ThHH'
do, afternoon ! 10 FrI"ndH 'n"p"h''
f,Iy IuyItnd IT, attend ln'oTm""l
miyaIs niuna Church r"m"'"fy
HnwLAnD ON EsiurHry. October lnh'
Ips0 nj l7ia0 D'rlnCk D. ~" NJ MS ~"
ro.I,iou,e PtId IIpTglcii aVnhus. War
,.nnd JoJIN W SEWLhND. In III"
Goth yopr ~ his ns",
rru,,c,.I .srvIoou from tho residence "n
wnndoy nuornoon 7J0. Fri"nds fo'
.,s,tfIIIy Invited ~ attend, Inter
u,,uI Greenwood remoioty
unInH-On Friday. October j. lp9", ~
II"tL orIoCk H. ~ nj the WhonllhE
h".rI,nL JOIIN ], HEihh. In ~" I1h
yonr 81 his nRo,
p,,ur,.I from tho reHIdnncs ~ HI" hnnRh-
Tor Mru W " Tucker. NO ~ ronI
t,,nih Hirnei, Monday morning ~
o',Inck Holcmn rrqulom mass Nv. ~
rhnusur church 10 30 PflonhH teSpps'.
fully iuvliod. lhl"r"""' "' 'a'"'
cemetery.
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PAAsas SOA sALs

TOA uALu ~ -"fe- sh"U' -svsn h,II-5
tr,- "a. ir,",r","li"r ~ Wb~'llbFi
nrw . t,,J,urh h"y-., basement snd '"l
~, pnph -Ir"- foundation, w"'r', ans
sui ,nl-ph"ne. "i"r" -T'nRh""sp,
br,r- "nh "iho' hulIjluR-i 80 hrs'lrg
f,ui, 'rsra. -mpll vineyard hearing ard
t00 ppple trees mi in0 Hrsrs JUS, eel
out. Our ~ tho best producing fhrma
Nv this pe,tlrn for dplryinn. garh'nIng or
pnnrral farming, This farm IL situated
on Hlpua church Rad near Dallas, Joseph
Walt, BELL phone 7lO1 " ~. H"r
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noorLnauIaa ny oorn,

Chicago oct Z. chief ~ I'olloo GaT-
rlIy tonight UeVnn M lnvrHtlRau"n ~
reports that dozens 81 thlUaR" police
tnou ~" duplicated ~ wh"loH"lo boot
lrHRlnR and ate acting an guards In
tho illegal transportation "f liquor.
Tho Inv"PliEaIl"n followed rcp"T,H
that fi75.0O0 worth at whlHhry. shipped
horo from I.uulHvilir. KY. was Rtolon
FROM tho freight yards and that each
II a dozen iruckH uHnd In carving tn"
liquor AWAY hnd n policeman ON n az
- guard
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aOOnnvnLT AT HUNTINGTON

Huntington, W. Va. Got , 1R""h"To
U""Hovoit. II. aud H"vorn"r rhwlu y
Morrow. "r Kentucky. VIII nr""h II
Huntington 90 Thuru'ipr. p"t"hor 7. Tho
date win ho ~ mi In between the ~"
1iVl1lona 81 Iholr Kentucky t"uI FT"ni
Huntington thoY viii g." W"nI r"rhIuF
~ MryrvIlIo Ia tho nfi"rn""n nud At
tuNluElun In ihN evening.
n v"u Cnn Rpp"nr cheerful ~ r"r
row. YOU hNvC RTcnI nhluI". hut
ncnrly cvcryhudy viii Cnll N"u nIv-
ulUur
There In moro Nv nc lhnn money.
hut moro money IL generally "a hiE
h,lp In discovering the more In lilo.
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THRILLING STORY



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'h"iil} L'I "'' Il"'' 60 l"' =" '''
""'"I"H tic 90" - '"'' g." W. ''
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""'d l'"lIb"'. '''''"' "'''' ' W.
r"'iIh'''TI ~ "l"r"I 'h"' ''""' " N''
'ld "'i' hh." "v"h." i ih'""" ~"
'I' 80" ."'""""'' - IL, I''h"'" ~
''' vh""" h""" h""h' "''''"' ""''''''
'"'h' tea" lh' Itf 9" operative l'""'
u"r,t'nn, "i"""'h bio WI" ""h h'''''"
49," ia r,i"'i We" 80" 'l"I'l"" W." l"",
u. ""l 80" I"""'d lh' '''"""' IN"
0 h"I MI N"''''""" h""''h 40 WV
&C." h""n"'"Ii" 'h"" "h" h'"'" ''''' W
lr""' hlng lh" most "''""'' '''' '''r
h"ll''H toe" tht""rh tie "rl"' l"'' 90,
~" h"ue' ""' 81 ih'," "i' Ihl"p ~" h",
l,'. hrd IuHI I'f ~" IT," 'h''''' " ~"
Ih, ~ i"uI i""h I'IuT' ~ "" hI''h'h
\ i"Iry Gregg ~ h'i"'" IL" '''""''F
nuh the Iuid",r WITH ~ ""h,"'Y h'"'"''
r'' uh' ~ IT, d"sii"N n F""r W"n' h""
"''i. t'iurIird T." Va" Nun h,~ l'H'
dou''. ~ fr'ui door 81 whhh "'""h
"r"n Whpi i"ll"w'd va" I"ln'"h R'hrh
i'pIIy ~ RI, \E""' lni"h from '"iIoH
ruudonl hy htn NuTTI'nu"
womnn'u Btorv
...r,, $500, ,L,, ,u,n
~ ''"'' .,,I.',' ,I,,t nI,,.,,t ,u.nIy
.,,, t,,I, n, ,,.n, ,,.,n ,umInK
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oooIIuou ANrrvnPEnpy

Northnmptnn, MaHH. OF IE"'"NN"rt
NOR Coolidge. Republican CHndlhNi" for
vice president. observed his nfc"nth
Wedding anniversary Mt his home h"r"
today with Mrs. Coolidge. There waN
no formal celebration. Nh" governor NJ.
churrh IN the morning md Fr~nllr"
mo r.st Of tho day quietly with lha
family.
He had intended 10 return 10 noE''n
tonight but will remain hcre lnstcHd
and 20 10 Dalton tomorrow |" attend
the funeral Of former. Senator w. Muir.
ray Crane. ---- ....-...
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wANTnp--Two furnished rooms Tor
HIGHT housekeeping. Irlnnd or War.
wood preferred. Addrebn ". cara Intol-
lIgsncor. o'A-'
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{; BRAIN TESTS;
! BY SAM LLOYD. :

No-Aa3.
\ on WADE.
Mn nrEt f. n"IhIng but the nnm".
NV .rrun,l ir more small.
My whole IL ~ llltl" fame.
II hHE no mumo at all.
Answer to No. 6J2
Forty dulluIT wuS lost ca that COW
deal cow cont Si2. food $40. tOtsl SIS
TuNv and milk brought &7h.
Copyright. 1920, by Sam loyd)
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rOh sALn--Tw0 horses, WI, 1000. ana
h=rneHS. 81 Thornbill wagon wiz,
coal bod nav, Syracuse hillside pl0"l
inouLat0rs, ! broader. 400 GhigLan.. In
auirs Albert Krinkis. srntGh's Ridssl
Martina Ferry. o. w nilss from Stop
No. Itayiand iiue s's0'm
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ron RHNT--Thrpo mrnIHhrh house
keeping rooms Living rom md twJ
bod rooms adjoining. 1919 chap'n" -. y
OLA
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LOST AND FOUND.

Of Ohio valley. dated asptsmbsS ..
1910, for $4,000. has btsn LOSE and
payment on ssssis has bssn stoppsd.
Reward for return 10 baah.
o4i rAANH 4. WINAn.
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YuHNIsMnp ROOMS WANTED.

WAITED Two or three Furnished
rooms or flat. for winter, In desirable
location. Call room, No. % at HoEcr
LI,r o-4-h
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TOR HEHT--Niccly Furnished rooms fcf.
light housekeeping and hlooplnE. Ap.
ply 2ud floor Low Intsligsncer Bldg
1908 Market 81. 1e-lt-u
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ron SALE

ron sALH-Ono minr muIe 81 inchc.
high. seven years old. well broke: ]
IO-horso power motor. single roll Coal
crushrr l8rlS inches Fry BROOKS
conf Co. I'm and Belmont STREETS, Bell
airr. ohio. o.3-5-7'D-ll-la-Ih .
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ron BALD-FCrrets. Price 1900 and
SIS 20 each. until oct. 7. w q. soldan,
90 I'm NJ. o-t'I
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LOBT--iiunduy hriwpsD Fourth aud
Market htu. or ?si2 IGOff ~. FUR cape.
Uniuru I" 2:I2 I3off ~ ~ Gali .22i and
tor-kn rowurd oIrJ
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ron RENT.

Lost IAa nsnr ThumHH Je~elry Rtora.
ttowaT.. can inIpll1Rrnrarr oI.h
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wlHTHD-0l1s for tapping paper boxes.
Light worn. GOOD fast girls oan make
from $40 20 4ab per week. Apply y. q.
Warwood. s-J0-I
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nUHIaHas oPpoA1UMrrIDs.

BDHD now for FREQ b0oklci. How 10 BE
SuoBHful In Tho Real Entnta Buslnonr.
SlntO pruHont occupation. Macdonald
Cooperative Itcalty Co. San Diego. Chlii.
O-t-J
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Men, Wa Teach DArpsrinG Quickly
Iiavs your own shop or work for big
wngeH. Jobs Furnished. Write. Molsr.
an W. 9th 81. Cincinnati. q. auIal-3Ot
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wAg--J--ruMALu

WANTED t-puH wniir"aH, one cook. and
on" dlah'washor Apply Y. NJ, g. A,
otsl
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wARTnD--b laborors. Wheeling bnild.
Ing Material 20. Peninsula, o.5~l
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

VILLA M. GLENN, Manager
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

cash.
1892 East 16th-12-room, brick, gas
lights, bath, south exposure, fine con-
dition, strictly income property and
for roomers cannot be beat. Price
$4,500 Terms $3.50 cash
91S Woodland-7-room, frame, new
roof, very good condition. Price s2,-
500, terms $500 cash.
1425 Michigan Ave.-6.room, frame,
modern, good repair; will sell cheap.
See me at once a bargain.
zoos Garfield Ave.-6-room, frame,
well built, partly modern; water, gas,
electric lights; south front; good loca-
tion. $500 cash, balance easy.
2200 Charlotte St.-10-room, strictly
modern, brick; south exposure, high
and slightly; garage; furnace heat;
on car line; good condition; will stand
the closest inspection; owner moving
out south, will sell cheap Price So
600, terms $500 cash.
1886 Belleview Ave.-6-room, frame
house; electric lights; large lot. Price
S3,5O0 Terms $500 cash.
4-room, frame cottage; south of
Booker T. Washington school; $1,000,
cash $780,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19
Giants Win sundays GANG.

1t took several extra sessions to de-
eide the contest between the Giants
and Monarchs today. As predicted the
Giants showed considerable more
strength today than yesterday. Drake,
working for the Giants. was signally
effective. Here's your fine stalwart
athlete. broad of shoulder. strong and
keen-eyed, with, evidently. virile brains
to direct the happy physical combina.
tion. The sturdy mounder held the
Monarchs down to meager as well as
scattered hits for twelve long innings.
1t was close game today. The play.
ing was easily of the big time variety.
The Giants scored one in the second
round and two in the third The Mon.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

archs failed to score until the seventh
inning when they made three--it was
then blanke-ty-blank until the Giants
finaled with a score in the twelfth
inning, the game. The Giants hit Men.
dez literally and he canned himself
from the mound in favor of Currie
that arch performer. who pitched bril-
liant ball. but could not retrieve the
fate of the Monarchs. A close deci-
sion precipitated a squabble which was
soon adjusted and the game went on.
The fans all voted that it was the
best game of the season. There were
fully ten thousand of these present.
OF course the dailies said eight thou
sand but allowing two thousand for
diplomatic disparagement on their part
and you are nearer the real
Score by innings:
st. Louis ......O12O ut
X. c. ......OOOOOO3 100000 O0-3
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OF.
FRANKLIN Vanilla Cream Soc
Strawberry Cream 55C
Caramel Nut Zoe
JEFF'S LUNCH
1900 Vine st.
|. A. ROSS REALTY CO.
1903 E. 18th St.
Home Phone, Benton 5172.
Bell Phone, Clifton 1878.

Th sse are a few Specials that we
hope to close out by the last of the
month. As houses are selling at the
present time these should not last
very long Take your choice and we
can help arrange payments to suit
you.
1000 Park st. - 7-room, 2.story,
frame, newly decorated, east front,
newly painted; lot size 4Ox15O; strict
ly modern. Price SS,5OO, terms 81 200
cash.
1926 Montgall-6-room, strictly mod
ern, frame; open alley; garage; size
37x14O. Price S9,5OO, terms $500;
shown by appointment
2036 Holmes St.-5-rocm. frame.
bath, toilet, electric lights. Price $2,-
500, terms $500 cash.
1921 Tracy Ave.-9-room. frame.
modern; large lot 40x140; house in
fairly good condition, nice location and
priced to sell quickly. Price S4.5OO,
terms $500 cash
1912 Euclid-7-room. frame in the
very best condition; owner living in
property. This is a bargain to any one
desiring a nice home The price is
right and should be an inducement to
the small investor. S2,5O0. all the
cash possible, will make things easy
1715 Kansas Ave.-6 rooms, 2 story
newly decorated; water, gas. Price
$4,000, terms $3.50 cash.
22O4 Tracy-A real bargain, not e
new house, but a house worth every
dollar that is asked for it. See it anC
be convinced. Price $4,000, terms S2O(
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FOOD for FANS .

The Giants. hailing from a little old
town somewhere in Missouri possibly
where that stream which bears the
name of the state, disembogues its
muddy waters into lady stream
named Miss Issippi got in last Sat
urday to play ball with the Monarchs,
our own local kings. The Giants are
a formidable aggregation of ball play
ers, (guess you have surmised we are
speaking Of St Louis by now even
though this fact was not so evident
in Saturdays game, as the local boys
romped home with the bacon in jig
time to the tune Of twelve to seven.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

Score by innings
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19
MONDAYS Game.

Ha, Ha The locals won today
Looks as though the team has decided
to win all of the series they play but
never a Sunday tilt However, the
team is fairly rounding into reasonable
machine-like working order Carr is
back guarding the initial sack. Fred
Hicks, try out third baseman. show
ed pep at the triple corner. he also
got two hits. The Monarchs scored
a quartet of runs in the very first in
ming, two of them were home runs by
Donaldson and Carr. Foreman and
Crawford worked on the mound for the
Monarchs who cinched the game in
the early stages
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

Monarchs leave for Omaha, Chicago,
etc. Back home to open with the
American Giants the third of July.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19
Tuesdays Game.

Hits, runs and errors may be said
to have characterized the game today.
Three pitchers worked for the locals.
The Giants knocked out Washington
in the first round and made five runs.
The home boys reciprocated in their
round at bat. and made five. The
Giants out batted the Monarchs in
the totals. The first got is hits and
the latter got Il. A Giant second
baseman raised one over centerfield.
er's head for a homer in the ninth
inning, turning the game in the visit.
ors' favor. practically winning the bout
then.
Score by innings:
st. Louis .......5O1 6-14
X. c. ..............5O OOOO3O1O-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19

Score-7 to a.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-06-19
Extra

The MOnarchs won Wednesdays
game, and consequently the series
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

The couple were living apart at the
eme of his death. The father and
children by a former marriage were
living in the house and the children
have continued to occupy the prop
erty since his death. Now the step
mother has taken action to obtain
the property.
Mrs. Rebar is represented by
United States Commissioner John
A. Delaney and the children by Sem
ator Thomas Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Ninety-one-inch Grand
father Clock in selected
mahogany case. A chaste
design. Brass weights
add dignity to its appear
ance. A splendid time
keeper and a handsome
ornament.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Justice James Bergen on Decem-
Der IL signed an order in the case
of the Amboy Sport CIub, Inc
against the Auditorium Sport Cluo
and in the alternative the a
SICKLE Garage Company ans / the
alternative Frank VanSyckle, that
the complaint in the cas- does not
aliege with sufficient certainty the
msr claimed by p~laintifs
against defendants in the alterna-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Action has been started in the
court Of ~chancery by the Home
Brewing Company of Newark to OBJ
tain an accounting from Mrs. Re
gina Mailer, of 349 State street. on
the estate of her husband, Rubin
Mailer. Of which she is the execu-
trix. in an effort to secur a decree
for a sum in excess of $4,000 which
the brewing company allege is owed
them by Mailer. The brewing com
panv is represented by senator
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

property situated at 5ss Penn street
is scheduled to be tried in the dis
trict court before Judge c. c. HON.
mann and jury next week. This is
a case of a very unusual nature, the
complaint alleging unlawful detain-
er.
John Rebar. who was killed by a
Lehigh Valley freight train on Aug
ust f6. according to the deed owned
the property Jointly with his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

tive and orders that plaintiff be al
lowed to amend complaint.
The case centered about h re-
fusal of the Auditorium Sport Club
to allow the Amboy Sport Club TO
remove articles they had left in
the Auditorium when they gave up
their lease on the building. Senator
Thomas Brown represented the de-
PENDANTS and Wight. Wight & Col
enbock the plaintiffs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Thirty-inch S m o k j n &
stand, finished in mahog-
any. Equipped with lighter,
glass tray, two cigar rests
and two glass jars. Larfc
closed cabinet with lock.
The price is for the COM
plete outfit and includes
the Federal tax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

Thomas Brown. and Mrs. Mailer by
Stamler & Stamler of Elizabeth.
A motion to strike out the COM
plant drawn by Senator Brown in
This case was made by Samuel
Koestler of counsel with the de-
PENDANTS. Vice Chancellor Backs
decided that there was no valid OBJ
lection to the relief sought.
To Hear Property Suit
suit over the ownership of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

How the me1odious chimes Of the stately Grandfathers CLOCK
olive now will speak long hence of the prattle OF little children
whom those same prattlers have grown into men and women with
children of their own. And she who now sits in your gift chair may
he Young and fair, yet the sweetness of the precious youth that is
hers today will still invest the chair with a mystic charm long atter
the hair that is gold or raven now has turned to silver. Wouldn't
YOU like to give something thst one day will be an heirloom
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16
Dining Room Chairs
Hulf-Price

Dining room and arm
chairs in Queen Anne de-
sign with panel backs and
shaped tops. Well con-
structed chairs Of oak,
walnut or mahogany with
real leather seats in a
rich shade of brown.
$22 Dining Chairs, Sill
$50 Arm Chairs, SIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-16

In all the cycle of the year, Christmas strs most deeply the love
of home that abides in every heart. So, i ii to afford an oppor-
tunity to our friends to make this happy Christmas happier that we
have reduced the prices on a vast array of furniture appropriate
for gift giving. Some of them we have listed here, many, many
others will be revealed in a tour of the store. If your gifts are
to be the gifts thoughtul-gfts for the home-do not fail to read
this page and profit by the reading.