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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21

One beautiful WILTON,
Sf35 value, fringed end,
rose color, oriental pattern,
$500. Extra heavy Az
minister, 9x12. regular $71.-
SO and $500 values. week
end prices, s65 and s62.5f..
Beautiful seamless AZ
minister, 9x12, regular $e8.-
SO and $500 values, week
end prices $3.50 and $52.-
so.
Beautiful seamless, 9x12
Palisade Velvets, regular
$1,000 sellers, weekend
prices, $47.50.
One lot of seamless Vel
vets, regular $3.50 values,
weekend prices, 5000.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21

excellent quality and very carefully
woven to insure extraordinary SER
vice. We want you to know about
them because their patterns are so
very attractive and because they
represent some of the best values
obtainable. Included are Wiltons
Administers and Velvets,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21

HARTFORD HERALD AND Dali
LY owENsBoRo MESSENGER 1
YEAR $40.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21
Carpet Department Specials for Tuersday Friday Saturday
Rugs that Harmonic with Every Setting

OF SmphcS
eabor-
fashion small and larger Sizes are OF
ent carefully
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21

Extra large Mating Rugs
prices ss $3.50 s5s5 Rugs they
ZIG China Mating
80 warp China Mating SOC 1870
$50 Mating patterns of
nd prices ...... ...4sc
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-21
THE NOPE CRITICAL THE TIME
lite MOKE VALUABLE
OUR SERVICE

For those who have been seeking relief fro
will our July display carry message Of comp
Thrift in its good old fashioned meaning do
Of special offerings we have planned for tbi
CARELESS Of the fact that in many instances
sacrificed, we have maintained substantial
July buying would offer satisfying variety
savings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26

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rent.
Hgnt IN the miooie o. tnese
strainea relations TWO memoels OF
the olstrIct supreme court suoucos
josiah van Ofsdel ana CLINTON
HOOD, declared inc 6aii rent lsw
unconstitutionai. ana lett Town.
Cniei justice =. :. Smytn renoeIeo
NOT dissenting opinion, deciaiine
tne decision OF tne otneI Justces
al! wrong ana upnoioins ING NV;
MS decision came IN : case m
dependent OF the monmouth notei
case, ana the owners OF the mon
mouth rushed into the munlclpai
court TO GUST All the tenants Tne
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

I wish to give notice that ] will
not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mary AcCaw,
after this date. Also that anything
sold from the premises 1t First
street and Twenty-fourth: avenue
must be purchased from the un-
dersigned. JOHN MCAW.
June "a. 1920.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26
hot RENT WAR
| IN WASHINGTON
Rent .Cemmlssisn Acts District
Court Splits and Question
Goes Higher.
By GEORGE B. WATERS,
IN. E. A. StafY Correspondent.

Washington. The right OF q ten
ant to live in . house and at the
same time prevent the landlord
from pronteering against him, is
being hotly contested in the nation
al capital. As a result there have
been some near-mobbings. and hun
dreds Of landlords are at outs with
thousands Of tenants.
1t is a cat and dog fight, which
eventually must be decided by the
supreme court Of the United States.
Perhaps the most aggravated case
is that of the Monmouth hotel, 1879
G street. N. w. 1t is owned by the
Fidelity Storage, company, of which
James L. Karrick is president.
There are 30 apartments and all
the tenants complained. The Ball
rent commission reduced the total
rent on the hotel from s77.s50 70
$40, $50, an aggregate saving Of $751;
$50 to the tenants,
Some Of the reductions were:
Five rooms, reduced from $3.50 TO
500; Eve rooms reduced from $500
to $75; four rooms reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50; one room reduced
from $50 to $3.50, and two rooms
reduced from $50 to $50.
Tenants Take Stand.
When the Ball rent commission
fixed these rates, tenants refused
to pay more. The owners Of the
apartment cut OF the gas ana light.
and discontinued other services.
This Infatuated the tenants and they
are refusing to pay any rent at all
and are burning candles and cook
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26
CHARCOAL

The best grade for sale 1t Lamont
Coal company's yard, 1718 First
avenue. Phone r. I. 105.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26

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the streets the snappy san-
aed young jnekies. crisp and
n navy bIues ana }Aqnfy
y watch caps, TOOK cheerful
J IN dny celebrhtion fney could
lmiral Rodman, fleet command
VIII arrive today with Secretary
1lels o. . passenger on Nh nag
=. The navy secretary = ~
political war-horse ana u e.
ctsd 10 take m active part IN
Yiy deliberations. He Will be
y fourth member OF the cabinet
I reach the battlefield.
attorney General Palmer. most
i've OF presidential nomination
pirants, to fudge from posters
n signs now displayed. ana Sec
nary Meredith and Postmaster
Ianeral Burleson already have
ntned the convention thr0ng.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

waznych spraw do zalatwienia
ma porzadku dziennym, obecnosc
wszystkich czlonkow jest konie-
cznic wymagana. Organizatorem
.tego lokalu jest OBJ. Stanislaw
Burdzinski.
o =
w zesziy poniedzialek, dnia
b. M, rozpoczeiy sic ma nowo
przesluchy pred sedzia federal
nym Alshullerem reprezentan-
tow uni robotnikow w REGAL
mach w sprawie podwyzszenia
plac; jak w.,adomo .bossowie"
twierdza, re w obecnych CA
sach wszystko powell tanieJe,
wiec chca, , by place robotnikow
rowniez poszly ma dol, podczas
gdy robotnicy udawadniaja, re
ceny jak byly tax So wysokie'
SpodziewaG sic wkrotce MONA
decyzyi sedziego Alshullera W
tel kwestyi, kt6ra juz cd kilku
miesiecy SIC ciagnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24

warszawskiego towarzystwa, lecz r6i
nego rodzaju 2bieraniuy, szumowln
| wszelkiego rodzaju uchodzc6w / u
ctekinierow, a przedewszystkiem
nadmiaru naplywu zydostwa. zydow
widzi sic wszedzie. Zajrzyt do roz-
nych instytucyi panstwowych, miej-
skich blur, do bankow - wszedzie
kroluje zyd i jeszcze rag zyd i jezeli
Bog ME uczyni jakiego cudu, a rec
mtgracya ME nastapi Z Ameryki, W
krotkim czasie ma wielka skale ze-
by zyda wyrugowaG z handlu i pre-
mysiu, to Ojczyzna nas2a wpadnie
calkowicie W rece zyda i znowu ma
sza przyszla generacya bedzie mia}a
"a przyslowie: ,,Madry Polak pc
szkodzie".
Co do rzadu cd czasu ustapienia
p. Ignacego Paderewskiego, nastapi-
10 ogolne trwonienie publicznego
grosza, prZe3adowanie biurokracya,
og6lne pr6zniactwo W klasach robo-
czych. demoralizacya wsr6d wick
szoSci spo}eczehstwa, lapownictwo
wieksze jak "a czas6w Moskali lub
W Austryi z "a tylko r6&nica, re jak
Moskal cos wzia}, to DUO Zrobii, a
teraz jest przeciwnie; bierze sic du-
re lap6wki, a malo sic robi, albo
wcale mic. Do Polski ME nale5y ma
razie wyjezdza6, dop6ki czas ME ma
stanie chwytania dobrych interes6w,
wykupywania fabryk, tartak6w, mty
now, cegielh, duzych kamienic 1 "a
kladania r6znych interes6w. Wyjez-
dzajacym radzi sic wszystkiego bra6
poddostatkiem - tax z zywnosci,
tak ubrania / naczyn domowych;
kazdy reemigrant, kt6ry jedzie pro-
sto z Ameryki do Gdanska, ma PREY
wilej jadac przez etap rzadu pol
skiego. re kufry i bagaze jego ME
So rewidowane W Polsce l czy VIE
zie jeden kufer czy szeS6, to piaci
tylko $21.e0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
z RUCHU


w przyszly piatck, dn:a 26go
b. m, odbedzic sic posicdzenie
I.okalu Mr.. 658 pracownik6w
rzczalnianych (Stock Yards) w
sail Pulaskiego, pnr. 4S3G-33 So.
Throop ul., o godzinic Sci vie
czorem. Ze wzgledu ma wiele
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
W Sprawie KO}a Prey
jaciol Uniwersytetu
Lubekkiego.

Wskutek pomyiki W dacie ME
odbyio sic zebranie organizacyj-
ne Kola PrzyjaciN Uniwersytetu
Lubelskiego w poniedzia}ek ami
we wtorek. Zebranie to odbedzie
sic nieodwolalnie W piatek, 26go
listopada, o godz. Sci pc poiu--
dniu W lokalu Kollegium sw. Sta
nisiawa PREY Division ul., ma kto-
re najuprzejmiej prosze tych, kto
rzy przyjeli czSonkostwo W Kole.
Powaga sprawy doniosioSe
piracy, ktora sobic Kolo przyja--
ci6& Uniwersytetu zakreSla, 'po--
ciagnie chyba wszystkich przy.-
jacioi naszego Uniwersytetu.
KS. H. Kneblewski,
Del. Uniwersytetu Lubel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
DARMO L
CIERPIACYCH MA ASTME
Nowy domo~y jrodek ktorego kazdJ
u[ye mole bez p~rzykroSci albo
strafy czaSu.

straty czaSu.
Many nova astme kontrolujaca me-
tode / chcemy byScie sprObowali ia ma
nasz kOszt. Wszystko jednO czy cierpl-
Gle juz Cd dawna czy dyhawica doplero
rOzwija sic, pOwinniScie napisac po oez-
platBa probe ~naszej melody. Me rool
r6znicy Sdzie mieszkaCie, czem sic tru-
dnicie Tub lie lat liczycie, nasza meto-
da ulzy wan natychmiast
S~zczeg6lnie chcielibysmy poslac tym
ktoryCh wypadki 50 beznadziejne, gdzie
wszystkie kuracye jak wdychanie, tusz,
opium, p~reparRcye, patent smokes, etc.
ME pomOgly. ChCemy dOniesc kazdemu
naszym kosztem. re Ia nova metoda ul-
ny oddychanIu, charkaniu i innym po-
dObnym napadom.
TIA bezpiatna oferta jest "a doniosia
by chociaz ma jeden dzien ia odwlec. Me
pr~zysylajcie pieniedzy. Przyslijcie dzi-
siaj ten kupon.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-24
Me Wsydz sic!

eAy pswracasS do domu ~ 1rO4'
uiescia, 70 skiadu. ofisu lub fabryh,
xup sobis DzIENNIK CHICAGosKl
tmialo ezytAj " tramwaju Tub ~
gonie.
DZIHNNIK CHICAGosK1, moAna
stale nabywa6 IA nastepujscych ns'
ro4nikach:
State 1 Madison - przed SklHdeu
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 4 Madison - pred antskl
tIrmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadeH
departamentowym firmy CArDeA.
Piris. Scott and Cal
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Burea,
State I Harrison;
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La SallOl
Adams 1 La OAllet
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington I La SAIl01
Randolph I D0AxboE13
VAShinEtOn 6A oVO
Na Town q IAAA mona OerxymAe
.DZIENNIK" v n&Stepujscych miet
ecach:
CICHOWIAZ -
461e 81 Lincoln ulieA.
JANK1EWIG
his ". B-ma ulieA
MIEzRlSH
l71I ". E8-.m ui1cA.
STKEIS1IAN -
$3.50 So. LOomis ulleA
HONb6 -
Gina Utica / Racine sva.
LOPACnSKI
1863 Gross No.
s. ITALIAN
s1-sseJ Hslsted.
B0CHN1AK -
1915 W. E-eia utica
WOJrKOWsN -
1874 g. Ashland IVA.
EKzOZTOWSN -
: 1907 Sc. Tilrosp nj
KRErOWHcz
5osS So. Thro0p al.
Ma mroinfku - 47mej / Ashland ave-.
UARN1K - lStA i AShinad ave.
M n~rc.oT-r s1--~i I A~hisnd sVA.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church-Rev. Ar thur Lee Odell, D. D., pastor. will speak at the morning service on Christ. The Savior" and in the evening his theme will be Seeing the Christ" The days program is as follows: Sunday school. 9:S0: morning worship, Il: Junior En- deavor. 2:45: service for Indians. 4; senior Intermediate Endeavor meeting. 6 30: evening worship 7:S0. All are cordially invited. Church at the cor ner of Third avenue and Adams street. Seats free. Come.
 Mexican Presbyterian church-e2S South Second avenue; Pastor. V. Mo- reno, missionary. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Temperance Lesson" Teachers, Licia Vasquez. Elizabeth. Campbell. Manuel O. vasquez; treasurer. Aurora Nasquez: secretary. P. P. Dvorak, Jr.
 Washington school Sunday school at 2:S0 p. nl., c. Ayala. superintendent. Plaza preaching. Down With King Alcohol for Mexico" Special songs.
 Christian Endeavor society at p. m. Topic Enforcing Prohibition" Eve ming worship. sermon by Mir. Moreno, on Thy Kingdom Come" Special mu- sic. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at o'clock. Friday is Peoria day. We welcome you. Come.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
E(16rpIdl
CHRISTIAN

Central Christian ehureh-Locsted at corner of Central avenue and Nc Kinley street. R E. ElmOce. pastor, Fay Bartlett. secretary office and study in the church
 Bible school at ss45 g. m- Special SnuSics by the orchestra at S>So s- rn- Graded lessons and classes for all ee on time
 Communion service at 1e:45 g. m
 Preaching at II a. m and 1880 D. na- Rev. Elmcre win preach at the morn ing hour on The Safety of Elevation At the evening hour Rev. Elmore will report the congress and convention of St Louis which he recently attended. Be sure and hear this report.
 Christian EndeRvor at SIS D. m, leader Miss Pearl Butler. Topic. Making Prohibition Elective Matt .iss4s-4S: ter. S1sSS,SS. All young peo- pie os the city are cordially invited to attend this nsestiug- Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 1880. A cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with us.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
BAPTIST

Calvary Bzetfst church-C NJ Rock 1astor- residence. 1a7s East Portland street. phone 410T.
 PreschIng service at II a. n and 1s45 p m Morning subject -ConSee- ration. Evening subject. The Highest attainment Of Life Sunday school SC 10 a. m. Professor DuroSs- superInten- dent We have classes for all ages and specially trained teachers for eacn department Our Sunday school or chsSSrs Is giving uS such splendid Uall- sic al the opening services which you cannot afford to miss B. Y P .. meeting at s-s5- All young people are urged 10 come Due to the revival services at the First Baptist church there win be no nld-week prayer meet ing on "Wednesday evening special invitation is extended 10 all who can. particularly strangers. to attend any CT all of these services. as our pastor. who Will bring the message at the preaching services. has given the sub tectS announced much thought and study. so come and you will receive 8 real spiritual blessing There Will bs special music by the choir assisted ay the orchestra at both morning and eve ming preaching services
 Innrnanuel Baptist churcr-Corner ot Fourteenth and Adams streets Reg ular services. Sunday school at g, 45 a m. followed by a special program given by Mrs Currie's class Evening service B. '. F. C. at s,3a p. m Preaching al 1880 D. m. by Rev J. c. Clark Every one welcome.
 Wilson school: Preaching at p. m by P. I. Edson.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
EPISCOPAL
William

Trinity Pro- Cathedral William Scarlett. dean. (The cathedral house is situated at the head of First avenue on Roosevelt street-l Services for Sunday are as follows. Holy Com munion. at a. m-. Sunday school al s:45 a. m. Morning worship at II a. m. Cathedral club at p. m-
 Dean Scarlett will preach at the morning service. and the cathedral choir under the direction of Arthur J. Smith. will sing the following pro- gram:
 organ Prelude. "Chanson De Nuit"..
 .....-..-.....- ..---..---..-...-- Elgaf Processional hymn. Ancient Days Nenite ...--..-.-....--. chant Te Deum. E Flat .--..--...... Warren BenedictuS -........---..--.... Chant Hymn. Lord Speak to Me"
 Anthem T Am Alpha and Omega. Recessional hymn. For All the Saints. organ Postlude. Overture to Occa-
 sional Oratorio" ............. Handel
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
FRENott ARr Loss tas MILuoN.

FRENCH ART LOSS teS MILLION.
 one cf thc most interesting items in tho latest inventory of the losses of Ere0ch through the war Is that which tenS .oi the extent of the damage to her art treasures and historic monu- mcntS The estimate for this loss. which has heen obtained by the Paris Information service ot the Bankers Trust company. Is placed at over StsSOo0. .Ooo.
 This figure has been arrived at after an exhaustive examination of the ruins of historic monuments. statutes, churches. museums and their contents The irreplaceahle nature of these lOSSeS Is indicated by the sum Of 600.-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31

0oe.OOO francs. which is set against moral injury
 This sum of 500. .0e0. o0o,' explains the official text ''iS an approximation Ot the loss the French people have sUS- tained by having lost forever works Of peculiar value because ef their beauty and historic associations. = Oaio state Journal
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
A MoRrAY SON.

Did you give the penny to the monkey. dearsr
 ~NeS. mamma"
 And what did the monkey do with ite~
 He save it to his father who played the organ. Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-31
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregational church Sec ond and Willetta streetss c. D. Yoakun. minister.
 Sunday school session st s:45 a. m- with classes for all grades. Preaching by the pastor at II o'clock Music un- der the direction of Mrs Charles Rothacker Sterling Anthem The Good Shepherd (Barril Cffertory. solo, 70 Rest In the Lord" tfrom Eli jah. Mendelssohn1. Mrs. Sterling.
 See announcement Of Sunday Eve ming club for evening service Neishborhood Congregational church -F. J. Stoetzel. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m, morning worship at II a. m.. evening service at 1880 p. m. Sermon subject. New Wine in Old Bottles" Sam s. Green will be the leader at the Christian Endeavor meet ing. The topic for discussion will be Christian Politics.
 Sunday Evening eIub-Dean William Scariett will sssak Sunday night on "The League of Nations" Opportunity will be given at the close of the set ad- dress for general discussion, each speaker being limited strictly to min- utes. Everyone is invited. The meet ing is non- partisan and is intended to throw light on the subject Mrs. Charles Rothacker Sterling, musical director: A. J. Kisselburg. baritone soloist. and Mrs. A. J. Kisselburg, ac- companis.t Knights of Pythias hall. g East Washington street. The meeting begins at 1880 D. m.
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Yesterday S Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Brooklyn R.H.E.
Brooklyn 200 001 OO1- S 2
Cooper and Schmidt; Pfeffer and
Miller
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At St. Louis r. H E.
New York. ..... 600 900 1901 2 5
st. Louis ..... Oo2 200 2ox-6 IA o
Thermahlen. Collins and Hannah:
Davis and SEVERED.
At Chicago RH.E.
Philadelphia -. .oos 100 ooo- 8
Chicago ..... 900 1O4 00x-5 II 4
Rommel. Perry and Perkins; Viii
liams. Wilkinson. Kerr and schalk.
At Cleveland r. H. e.
Boston ...... 900 600 600 II
Cleveland ..... 900 o02 oOx-2 o
Pennock and Schang; Bagby and
O'Neil.
At Detroit e games)- RHE
Washington ....320 O02 000-7 10 3
Detroit ....... .023 040 00x-9 9 i
Bono. Courtney and Charity;
| Ehmke ard Manion.
Second game r. H. E.
Washington -. 900 oo1 1902 10 .
Detroit ........ 300 600 00x-3 3
Shaw and Picinich; Dauss and Ain
smith.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Toledo 2 games)- r. H. +.
Milwaukee 80. 900 zoo 000-2 S 9
Toledo ...... 900 900 3ox-3 0
Gearin and Ulrich; McColl and
! Woodall.
Second game r. H. E.
Milwaukee go. .1O2 900 00o-3 3 1
Toledo ........ 200 O21 01x-4 II 2
McWeeney, Trentman and Slayer,
Meade, Nelson and Woodall.
At Louisville games)- r. HE.
Minneapolis -. 900 100 00O-1
Louisville ..... 900 101 OOx-2 6 0
James and Mayer. Henry; Wright
and Koeher.
Second game r. H. E.
Minneapolis %. 900 800 1O0-4 10 u
Louisville ..... 900 900 O2O-2 8 2
Eberhardt and Henry; Koob, E. Mil
Ter, Graham, Wright and Koecher
At Columbus G. games)- r. H. e
Kansas City,. ITO 4O1 O0O-7 10 3
Columbus ... 900 26O O1x-9 IL e.
Weaver, Lambert, Campbell and
Sweeney; Gross and Kelley.
Second game r. f.
Kansas City. -. 900 $50 ooO-5 10
Columbus .. 100 $50 x-12 Z ]
Campbell, Ross and Lamb; Ellridge
and Kelley.
At Indianapolis r. H. E.
St. Paul. 21O OO1 OO4-S 10 /
indianapolis 100 600 O3O-4 6 2
Hall and Hargrave; Whitehouse and
Henline.
Sand of the Sahara desert is made
up from the desert rocks which have
been broken up by the extreme tenn
perature changes.
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REDS BATTLE FOR
II INNINGS; LOSE
THE GAME, 7 TO 6

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Cincinnati
dropped another notch in the National
League races when the Giants took
hard fought game in the 18th inning
to 6.
A walk to Larry Doyle by Fred
Coumbe was followed by a sharp single
to left, which Duncan booted long en-
ough to allow Doyle to come all the
way home from first with the inning
counter.
Heavy hitting by the Reds featured
the game, all of their tallies being the
result Of home runs. Roush, Neale and
Coumbe all delivered with circuit
drives and a man was on base in
each case. Aside from these long hits
the Reds missed many opportunities to
chalk up runs with timely hit.
The game was witnessed by about
81 900 people which is probably the
largest crowd the Reds will see the
remainder of this season, as they are
now hopelessly out of the pennant
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