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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-14

srOrped0ed an0Cner and rammed one.
Gambling which fourished in Lis
bon to an extraordinary degree after
the armistice has suffered a severe
check at the hands Of the new gov
eminent headed by Premier Bapista.
Up to two months ago, the gambling
houses remained undisturbed but
since Baptista's government took Of
fee the law has been vigorously en-
forced and today there are few visible
signs of the prosperity the gamblers
have enjoyed for a year.
The South American station OF
Harvard University's observatory,
tucked away in the Peruvian Andes
near the city Of Arequipa, in the old
Inca empire. boasts Of the largest
Photographic apparatus in the world.
Tt is a huge telescope camera with
a 24-inch lens which has been of
great aid TO. science IN its observa-
tons of the southern skies.
-
Many of the Russian nobility who
fed from bolshevism TO France now
meet its chief requirements-that all
must work with their hands that they
may eat. The roster of deposed roy
atty is long but every few days there
comes to public knowledge the situa-
ton of another Russian person Of
prominence whom adversely has not
conquered. A large dairy farm has
been established near Paris by Count
Paul Ignatief, where members of
that family and some of their noble
friends are reconstructing their for
tune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-14

Come to the DANCE tonight, $3.50
at Commercial Hall. Good jazz music.
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FOR sALE-Baby bed or crib. Call
phone BOA. 11-6t%
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You'll profit by reading the ads in
every days Star.
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sshat have you to sell or trAdsi
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BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE

FOR SALE-A Ford roadster, 1920
model. Has been driven less than
$500 miles. Inquire at 725 South
Third ST. 0eala. 1906
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RATES-Six line, maximum. one
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vance.
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The destroyer Broke, which the
Chilean government has purchased
from Great Britain, together with the
battleship La Tore and the destroy
er Faulkner, figured in notable epi-
sode during the war. In 1917 the
Broke, commanded by Capt. Evans,
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eff conclude my arrangements to
secure American capital to finance
my campaign. / feel reasonably sure
of being elected king of Hungary, .
declares Etienne Crouy Chanel, who
claims his family to be the only liv-
ing descendants of the ancient kings
of Hungary, the Arpado, whose line
lost the crown six centuries ago, it
finally passing to the Hapsburgs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-16

ZION DON - Obstetrics have
hired sandwich men to parade
in front of the Parliament build
ings where the Home Rule bill is
beng discussed. They carry post
ers attacking Sim Fem.
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ROOSEVELT LETTERS
PROVED CROWNS WERE
BOWED TO HIS WILL


New ofh. toluIIet i'Joapf'il 49
SHOWN ~ lhe role oil 'i|piolhdut t1t
ter writer to European royalties bend
ing even former emperor William OF
Germany to his viii. in freshly dis.
closed correspondent edited BY jos
eph bucklin bishop the late pre +
dents biographer which will appear
in the April issue Of Scribuor's Mag
azine
Tho spoHdenCc Includes lets
tors to and replies from King Edward,
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RETAIL MARKET


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Quality and Service Cut Rate Market
Choice Steer Beef plate meat, per fb. lac
Choice Steer Beef, pct roast, per tb. 1920
Choice Steer Beef, rib roast, per tb. 49, 25c
Choice Steer Beef, homeless, rib roast
per To. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc
Choice Steer Beef shoulder steak, per h. Zoe
Choice Steer Beef, hamburger steak, per fb.
fresh cut ,................ Zoe
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Choice Steer Beef, sirloin and porterhouse
steak, tb. Observation-Disclosures. 28c
Fresh Pork Roast, per tb. ...... zoe
Try our fresh home made Country Style Pork
Sausage, per tb. ....... &c
Our best Lard, per tb. .......... Csc
Try our large juicy Golden Rod Franks, per
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Fresh made Bologna, per tb. ...... 18c
Try Golden Rod Minced Ham, per tb. Zoe
Fresh home made New England Ham, per tb.
" Csc
Plenty of Choice Home Dressed Veal
No. | Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, per fb.
Try good Summer Sausage or Salomi, per
tb. ... 35c
Sweet Picked Pork, per tb. ... zoe
Full Cream Cheese, in S tb. bricks, per tb. 33c
10 OF. bottles Catsup, 2 bottles for . Csc
2 cans of Tomatoes for ........ Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
LEONARD AND WHITE ARE
READY FOR BELT BATTLE
Challenger and Title Holder Close
~ Training for Tcn-Ruund i!out
Tomorrow.

s RENTON HAHBpK. MICH. July 5.
Benny Leonard. lightwci2h hi cham
.pion OF the world. and Charlie White
OF Chicago, challenger Tor the title,
wound up their training today FOR
thS!r-ctcn- round championship battle
iheIEe Monday afternoon.
Mhjtc practically finished his nc
5tual-boHinG work yesterday ana to-
day -did only enough work 10 Keep
his mus cles looScncd. The challenger
As .1HZrcmarkably fine condition. hay
ing been on the ground for the last
5two.-Uecks.
Leonard. however, may pull on the
gloves for the benefit of his admirers
tomorrow when he will continue TO
doEhis road work TO sharpen his wind.
He. de clarcs lie is as fast as ever
after his long layoff.
u Officials OF the State boxing com
mission made the prediction today
TINT the receipts of the contest will
likely reach SOS. 900. The advance
sale of seats has been extraordinarily
poursin.
As was the case at the Willard
Dempsey match at Toledo last year
I the arcna is of novel construct ion
Its, Eng and ringsidc seats are in II
4 huge. circle fifteen feet below the sur
3 face of the ground. The highest
point. OF the arena, tho rear row nj
seats, Is only four feet above the
country's Level The arena is bull,
4 of hard sand. wettcd and rolled unit
4 1T Is baked almost as hard as con
crete.
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LAWN TENNIS TITLE GOES
To PHILADELPHIA PLAYER
American Tenn, Garland md Will
Inns, Win Finals In british
fny Associated Press. l

3 WIMBLEDON. ENG. July 3.-Wil'
liam I. Tildcn. OF Philadelphia. wor
the British lawn tennis champion
ship in singles on the courts here to-
/ day. Tilden defeated Gerald l.. Pat
terson. of Australia. the title holder
IN the challenge round.
C. S. Garland. OF Pittsburgh. and Il
morris Williams. second. of boston
won the finals in the British tennis
doubles championship today by de-
feating ~ Il. +. kinGsCoic and J. &.
ParlSe, OF the British DAVIS cup team.
y The Americans took three OF the four
sets played. 1 C, Cd. 20, O.
The finals in the ladies doubles
4chanlpionS Was Won by Madame
sselle Lengren and Miss Ryan, OF Cali
fornia. They beat Mrs. Lambert
s Chambers ana Mrs. Larcumhc III
Sstraight sets. 6-i, &c.
The final dav at Wimbledon proved
4 to DO the Erca ~ OF AL days tor The
tennis reprcsea,a;iv OF the United
States. for supremacy IL both Singles
and doubles places the Americans at
the top of the list for the Whole
world.
Two other matches were played
the mixed doubles and ladies' doubles
In both OF these Suzanne LanG.n
ready held the singles championship.
figured as winner. Win Gerald l..
Patterson. she contested against
Randolp Lycctti, OF Australia. and
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, OF California.
the former pair taking the match.
: In the ladies' doubles Mile. Len
glen and Miss Ryan beat Mrs. Lam
bert Chambers and Mrs. Larcombc,
the English pair, Cd. 60.
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Chnlie White Finishes
Ir;ining for Big Bout
uby Associated Press,

HENT0N HAnDoR. MICH, July
o-onnrifc White, Chicago light
weight, today finished training far
hia tcn-round title contest with
Kenny leonard ON Monday. EOI-
lowing u siN-miic run, the chi
cnSnan finished the day with 70
spiritcu three rounds In the ring
and II round OF bnE punching mi
shallow boxing. WhltS said nc
probnhiy would enter the ring
weighing under 1870 pounds.
Although II referees decision ls
permitted In Michigan. none VIII
he given Monday.
Benton HarbOr and 81. .yo.cnb
hogan hliins UP rapidly Tonight
with thousands OF visitors. The adj
.mncS .a:c of seats Inns reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
TITLED BOOKIE RECOUPS
FORTUNE WAR WIPED OUT
Sir Miles Talbot Stnulrton Purchases
Old Estate with Race Track
49, (linS.

y LONDON. July 3.-England's first
titled bookmakcr, Sir Miles Talbot
sStapleton, whose fortune was wiped
out+durinE the war, has MADE "a pront
Sof nearly 100000 during the present
racing season. according 10 Jockey
Club gossip.
Sir. Miles. who served in the incan-
try during the war. began making
n book" ut the beginning OF the pres
enJ5 season His success has been phc-
3nome1al and he has ainasscd cnoug n
ITO regain his beautiful country seat,
.Grey's Court. lIcn!ey-on- Thames.
81 His wife. Lady Doris Stapleton.
holds the distinction of being the
first titled Englishwomau 10 star in
"a Br!tish-made film production.
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SMITH TO MEET NEsTOR
Richmond Roy win GrnupIc ,.,r,r
"hhslt"d" Marvel In IIoii-
day lii,l.

-. - smith. The Richnond
i'r,,ii1n.,,r' Is p,1tn!ng for hig cclc-
.."S'o" i"Hofrpw night when bc
". ".L taGk,: Alike" Ncstor a former
r;:M"SIcn Marvel" on tho mat m Tho
Mnr"'dway Athletic Arena. The gran.
,wcre scheduled 10 meet here
nHES1ay night. but Ncstor
,''|scd tEe train, and Smith made Tho
n'tcEsary arrangements for him n
aphr4r here tomorrow. "
~ anxious 10 meet the one.
,'I"c nark horse" and stated that
ne VIII concedc n few pounds NJ
,Mr,Eml 10 his opponent. The match
,om"frow night Will have no eject
ni"h, 'he regular matches Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
PRINCETON ATHLETES WIN
AGAINST BRITISH TEAMS
Two-Dny Events Served mr. Proving
!rouhd for british Olympic
COntcndcrs.
ny Associated prcss.l

STAMFORD. BRIDGE. July q
table showing in the British ANA
tcur Athletic Association Champion
snip mere yesterday and today. win
ming TOUR firsts, three seconds and
lyihS Tor second place In one event
out OF total of seventeen in which
icy entered, No unusual pcrfor-
ni'hccS featured the meet. II served
ns virtual proving ground FOR
nrit.Sh olympic aspirants. Ideal
M,aIner brought Il crowd officially
ness today's events.
aside from British contenders. the
nhcrlchns faced French and Swed-
iSh entrants.
e; {. McMaster, member OF the
Hif!cAh olympic team, was second
IN todhys two-milc walk, but wna
disqualified. ~"
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Governor 10 prevent nont.

SAN DIEGO. CALL. July 3.--Gov-
crhor Es;cban Cantu today tclc-
california. that he would prohibit
the holding of Il scheduled invent:
round fight between Jack johnson.
dorfner champion. and Al Norton. III
! iluiha Monday. The merchants
mad protested against the holding of
the fight IL Tijuana
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CHAMPIONS BEAT CUBS
CINCINNATI TAKES GAME
MARRIED BY SHOWERS
Catcher kiIiifcr Injured After Hav-
Ing Recovered From HrUtcn
kiaScr.

CINCINNATI. July Sin Il game
that was held up by rain for half an
hour at the end of the NTH inning,
The champions defeated the Cubs. 20
day, ) TO 3.
The Reds won off Martin in the
sixth AMI seventh. The hc.uins Of
See in center WAS l leading feature.
Catcher Killifcr OF the cubs. wno
had been out of the game for Il
month with broken iingAI. was
bad? cut about the face in the nth
inning. when foul tip 5r ike his
mask. lie was forced TO rctir..
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PHILLIES BEST BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN. y. y. July 3.-Thc
Phillies punched three hits off Ma
mauX for two runs in the second
inning and two more hits with pass
and two errors in the sixth today
stopped Brooklvn's winning streak
by . to ..
The clubs will play n double head
err on sunday.
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IIILDEN NOW CHAMPION YANKEES TAKE BOTH
ATHLETICS DROP DOUBLE
BILL TO GOTHAM TEAM
1iugGirS' Team Makes Clean Swccp
or Scrtrs-l'irst Contest Weird,
but Second Proves Close.

Il III l. y - T. l. i III l. y, July s.
New York made a clean sweep
OF the s!N-gamc series by winning
both games Of today's double header
from Philadelphia. . TO and 1 To 2.
Errors gave New York Il commanding:
lead in the first inning Of the iirst
game, but the second game was a
battle between Naylor and Collins
until the ninth inning. when errors
by Myatt and Pertains decided 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
TAKA-K0LA TAKES GAME
OrrsIioIds BOOSTERS We'll in I!uns NM,
~. Ricbmond Amateurs Win
re- Jfan,itN.
Especial to The Times

IS Especial 20 The Times DisnAtcNl
a. CLIFTON FORGE. VA. July g..
Gunner orrs clever pitching ana
ssTnt.- Kola's heavy hitting and trh,
EfeldinS gave he Richmond ainat"ur
6champions .-to-l victory over
Ciifton ,ForGe Boosters here todav.
81 Rain matted the game ia the scv
fenthg inning. Orr famed six and N
SIowed three hits. roh and Wharton
{ eaelI got doubles. Southpaw Steele
q was hammered hard in the first two
& 1nnlgSs' Gordon caught great
game.
Monday.
-, - S xs e. l.. II. T.
! Bal ;eriessorr and Gordon; s,se,S
zandt Paync.
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SPORTS

team. by the score OF 10 to ., In an
exciting game.
This is the first game Liberty
Council has lost.
batteries: Glen Echo-Binns and
boiton: Liberty Council-Browning
Any team wishing game with
Glen Echo. call MIR. Pollard. Rand.
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INDIANS DOWN TIGERS

DETROIT, July BY punching
hi's IN four innings Cleveland ncttci
S!N runs ana easily won the second
10 2. w.
aside from tho hitting OF tho visi
'orS me game was fcaturcicss.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

, VTrN".nnU 1T Detroit.
Only three scheduled.
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AtIcc l.nrrcIts Gnn,.

INC strong Alice team forfeited tbc
game WITH the Woodland Heights
t,'ihbows by score OF to o ny n
!alIurc 10 appear. The Rainbows NAV
~. slronE ninth Street Siuggers two
Ramcs Monday. one at 1890 and tho
othcr al 1880. Both games will he
played ~ Franklin Field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
Former Hover , s,,,,.,,,,

, 'ffINNGV. LnIy 3.|Fhc body OF
nomcnico San;ora. known as Mont.
,Iyler when lie vas "A buntamwcirht
hoHcr. MAS found III n hotel room her"
,ouay' He had shot himself through
me mead. He WAS u former 1oAint,
partner of Abe Attcll and has bc.T,
III boxing acts on the vaudeville stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
PIRATES DEFEAT CARDS

ST. LOUIS. July 3.-st. Louis could
40 nothing with Cooper in the
pinches today and Pittsburgh won.
to l. Cations triple drove in the
| winning runs.
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!, TAXA ko!a plays TWO games hcr
fnrt When street Car HI Him

81 William Kum!ahn. aged CO. 1900
PleaRant Avenue. Highland Park. VAS
, injured In "a collision with a street
lcarSsat Seventh and Broad streets
about O'Clock !ast night lie Was
f3akeJi to Virginia Hospital ana treat
led BY DIR. WhitmOre and then sent Ia
arEec Hospital. He Is suffering from
SEsttScturod right leg.
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Church nm 49,, cI

;, NoEFOLk. VA. July 3-Church
I'M y; g had an easy time beating
N"rioik Young Mems Club. by tho
score Of To o. Church hin HI. n,
WIZ Marshall pitched n cond rn,ne
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r:dpcworlh Team Win, Co.,,

Edgcworth team dcfcaird Dnn,i
ION IN 4 onc-sidcd game, by the score
ni J.. to =. Rain stopped the game
In the sixth inning h'''''
Score: =,
Edgcworth n n n n ~;
Dumbarton n . n
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=, w Hth; INf.l fl.Nh MONphh.
Ki.hm"nd at Petersburg \. ~.
Petersburg at Eichmund 4. Vi.
Newport :News. at SUFFOLK two Eamcs)
N0rioik Mt Port siunntii y. VI.
Portsmouth nj SurfuiIS l.. VI.
Wilson mt Rocky Mount 4. ".
Rocky Mount ut Wilson L. VI.
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nnkcr. Iicnt Tobncr,,,,.,.

>. Nodes Tip Tops defeated r,a,,t.s
saturday. by the score Of ii TO &.
Battcriea. Noldc-Walkcr. Whit
Iman and Swan: Falk-Adams and
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Abandon Oi,,n,Ic ,n,..,,.

ANTWERP, July 3.--Ofr!cial an
nounccnent was made by the Olympic
committee today that the Olympic roll
ihhtchcS have been abandoned VI
was also decided 10 postpone the tar.
get 8MOOtlnE events - 49, -
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Dallas. /: Galveston. s.
Shreveport, q: san Antonio, 9.
~. worth. I. Houston. 3.
Wichita Falls. 4 beaumont. ..
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N''s's ~ -
attcd for Flacll in fifth.
litnl fn, n'Nln,. IN nth
Cincinnati.
Totals. ..........2 -

Chicago ........... q % | 0 q o.
Cincinnati .........o0 l oil 0 -
Summary: Two-hasc hits-Rath.
Terry: Thrcc-hase hlis-Terry, Pas-
kcrt; stolen hase--lioush: sacrifices
Groh. Duncan. Ncale, See. Martin:
double plays-See to Rath. Rath to
kopf to Roush; left on bascs-Chi-
cago I. Cincinnati i: bases OH balls
oft Sallcc J. Tyler |, Martin .: hits
off Tyler i III 1. Martin = in . Ia.
Vaughn 1 in l %; struck out-hy
Sallcc >. Tyler |. Martin l. wild
pitCh--Tylcr. losing pitcher-Martin
umpires. Klein and Emslic. Time,
2:Oh.
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Baltimore, BIS. Reading, ~.
Buifi!o. u. Akron. /.
Toronto. "a: Rochester. 4.
Jersey ty-Syr:tcusc. rain.
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IotaiS .35 81 II o
tatt"d for Goodwin in seventh.
Haited for Shotton in eighth.
Score by innings: r
Pittsburgh .oOOOO3oo Ga
81 LOUIS ........... 900 0O-i
summary Thrcc-bas hit-Caton:
stolen bascs-Stock. MclIcnry: sacri-
hce-liornsby: left on bascs-pitts-
OFF Cooper /; hits--on Goodwin 10 In
I. North in 2: struck out-Coopcr
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=. LOUIS 100000 q o I % n -
su gnE" 80. o2ai x--,i
J.. Soiiins. ,Tohin.. BILLINGS. T rb5r.'
i eaS" hits-J Collins. Jackson ~
TTvco .,n,m h"srsI-E Collins Sacr;Gcc -.
rah"r 20 Weaver to j CAM, ~,
iiimss to Gerber: u Collins To- + rni-
r,!hhSH Let on bases 81. l.ouis Z.
.nleaen. O. Bases on h.h e. on W.
man; rabcr. 3: Lcinal5 I'll
on W"ilmnn. - in 6 Innings. IIi LIS
nr,"' IN Struck out--Rv Hell
Nc Gilman. Leihcid Losinc ni,ci,"
,el!fhhh. umpircs--- Evans al
lii!debrand. Time :52. anu
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Totals
'tbIS .1J q
l'hilaurIuiLc.
Total.
iotals 20 0 =
Score by innings.

New York ..........3 o01OOo1o-,
iHs; n,a,,ib,la .ir, ~, ooooooo
Huei. Ward, Pratt co. Sacrihccs-
Nays CD. Rucl CD. Double plays
nlpp IunassiStcd Pratt. Ward and
flpp: Mays. Ward and Pipp: Dugan
and Griffin; Thomas. puEan and t;rif-
m. Lett on bascs-Ncw York. o.
Ih.ladclphia. {. Bases on balls-oT
lays, or Ferry. .. Struck out
Frield and Dinecn. Timc.-l;2i
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S0X TROUNCE BROWNS

:, CHICAGO. Lulv 2.-Chicaro found
Mailman and i.eiheld for sixteen hits.
.aIiiN defeated 81 Louis. ii to 2
'"SS aHrr.
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Kansas city. =: Milwaukee. Il
Toledo. 4: Columbus. s.
n:rth)
Minneapolis. 4: ST. Paul. ..
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brooklyn.
'Ratted for Mamaux in sixth.

otaiS ~ ~ II .
Batted for Mamaux in sixth.
Batted for >. Smith in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .. 20On3OOo-S
BROOKLYN .......... 600 00l 0l-2
Summary-Two- base hits-Flctchcr
60. Pu!ctte. Il. Wheat. Griffith. stolen
hasesi.-Ncis. Sacrifice hits-R Mil
adclphia, 4: Brooklyn, C. Bases on
balls off MamauX, .: off G.. Smith
!. liits-off MamauX in 6: off q;
Smith. ] in >; MOZART. none in
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
South Aunn.i. League.
Piedmont I.c,-,,

augusta, 0-3 Grcenvillc. Ga.
Columbia. 81. Charleston. 10.
Charlotte. SIS: Spartanburg, ST.
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Mcthndists Win Game.
Glen Echo VI. T. Church baseball
team defeated tho Liberty Council
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Totals
PhtIadcIphi:l,
. - .
Eaited for Naylor in ninth.

'NVIV VE !IIN!NES. Il,
New York ......0 o OlOo q al
fhiiadclphia ....0 0 0 20 -
-, summary: Two-basc hits-Collins,
InomhS. Sacrifice hits-Walkcr. Du-
gan. Double plays Collins. Ward
ana Pipp. Left on bascs-Ncw York.
u; Philadelphia. =. Bases on balls
on collins. !; off Naylor. 4. Struck
3ui-Hy Collins. .; by Naylor. 2. Time,
!'i'' lmpircs-Frici and Dinccn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

/: wild pitch = Goodwin. losi,,.
pitchcr--Gcodwin I'mpircs Mas
ana Rigler. Time. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

Winston. Salem. .; Greensboro. I.
High Point. .: Raleigh, IL.
jurhatn. q: Danvillc. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
WITH THE SHOOTERS

Rrclassi!icaton OF shooters FOR June
spoons based on scores made in June
and the class and lano-Dowlcs high
gun spooc winners in June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

Struck out-by Mamaux. 6. Losing
pltcher-MamauX; Umpircs-I,arri-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Wilson. IL. IiicnnIunti. y.
NEWPORT News. 10: s,Oriulk: !.
Rocky Mount. 4: Petersburg. /.
Portsmouth. .: SunuiiS. s.
STANDING. OF CLUBS,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
"L0sT-A GENERATION"

Under the above caption appeared editorial in The
Country Gentleman July 1920 sets forth the fact
many boys that have been reared the farm
been the cities by high and short days.
Very these boys will back TO the farm and most of
who do will have been spoiled by their experiences in
the city. We quote the following:
The pathos OF it all lies the thousands OF young boys
drawn into the shops high under conditions
and industry abnormal 10 give them permanent
squnt in direction both TO earning and to
spending; both TO production and consumption; both
and profit and especially 10 what constitutes real
work Upon these fundamental economic questions
entire generation permanently lost TO the land and largely
the highest productive industry except the sur
renders his soul 10 the machinery Of his employment.
oh that had back again this generation of farm-bred
boys that industry has been eagerly seeking and assdu-
ousy turing from the land Oh that had them back; but
they may well be considered for good and all.
I'VE shall have raise another crop of farm boys Even
shall them? the city industry going TO
continue kind Of piracy; and how long will the
supply OF boys hold out nothing OF food and its costg