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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
gtadridten ans ansrensenSen Gunu-
ties, ans nnIerem Staat nnS
anoeren Staaten.

SSalnes s. Sergrtion, friiberer
@ouperneur bon Seros, filnoigte
oieier Gage feline &anOiOatllr fir Die
$r1iioenti6aft ON lmO itellte lid
babel ouf Die 8latform Der nameri.
con- @artp", Die im glltguit |. SIS.
in Sort @ortb, Seras, bon elmer
sSraftion Der benofrotiIben Sartei
BON EeraS gegrilnoet muroe. @r
be5ei6netc lid IN Ieiner 9lnfilnots
qllng als lu1perI0bnli6en 8egner
Der 8olferli9a, oeS SraltenItimn'
re6ts, Der notionalen Brobibition
uno 0es militirii6en 3mangSoien-
ties, ,ulo erfl6rte ii6 ollgltniten bon
Ici6ten @einen uno Sier, bis Der
Srobibitions5uIat 5ur Serfollun9
piDcrrllfen iein Wilroe.
0fan bot biSlang allBerbalb 0eS
Stoates SeroS bon @errn Scrguion
un0 Der ,Inerican &ortp" nlr iebr
wenig gebort, trobbcut ideint lene
Wfcloung beOelttiant. Sic gibt einige
Soffnung ouf @utes. St0rft Die
Soffnltng ouf cine @ntrpifelllng Der
0inae, Die bem 2onoe boS brin9en
mag, mas es am oacrnotbigItcn bot:
cine Sprengrng Der beioen groBen
8ortcien 1lno gteugruppierltng Der
oerIdicoenen politii6en @lemcntc;
Die 9iloung bon 9SarteielL beren
Mitglieoer ii6 na6 polttiiden 9lns
I6auunqen ,mo @runblaben ablon'
bern nno 5tionmenlhlieBen nno
uidt nur cinem Nomen ooer Der
QenltcrioeO 0ienen.
9ie Siblttg 0es SablnettS, OtC
BON Grdiioent @ilion gon5 r'ner'
martct cin6erltfcn morOen mar, bate
cine rmgclp0bnIi6 langc 9ouer, lno
0ic &abinetnlitglicbcr bcmobrtc1l
| Shmci0cn ilber bnS, mas 5ltr 'Gr
0rtcrltng gefonuten mar. Us DctBi
obcr, 0oB DoS Scrfabrcn &oru0as,
OaS sic gluSfltDr bon Sol56rci titr
Observation-Disclosures Dcrbotcn bat
5ur Spro6c 9cfonuncn 1T. Scr.
brau6er BON Orldpaptcr battcn i'll
Gon9reiic ge9en oos 8or9ebcn &ol1'
o0u3 protciticrt. gS berloutctc, Dat
OaS SSl1tereilc Der Gc9ierlng iih Der
glngclegenbeit 5u9ewanot bat, lett
ser &ongreB lu10 StnutsIcfretor
Golbp 9cI6mcroen crbolten baben
GS beibt, boB oie &e9ierllng olterlt
periu6en miro, OipGomatiid orti
9nnabo cin5upirfen. 9o$ Stnot8'
amt miro 5u oen 3pedc in Inter.
bonoIung init Sir glufGono @ebocS
Dem nei1en britii6en 9oti6oftcr IN
SSoi6in9ton, treten, Der notilrltd
oud &ano0n in oen Ser. Staater
pcrtritt. ga Elm beiorgniBerre9cil
Scr 8apiern1angel in Den Seretni9
ten Stoatcn berridt, 10 mirb, nit
onqcnommen miro, Dos Staatsomt
beim britii6cn 8oti6after in bring
lid1cr 8eiic norItellig iperbe1t, &an
ooa a1r @iloerltn9 bes Ger6ots DC,
9(usfubr bon SoIsbrei 5lt peran
loiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

9ie gleuBerIi6feit iist bel Den
meiIten Meni6en tiefcr ais Die Sn.
nerlidfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

9rpon 9. 6nrris, bon SiuenS.
bile lmo Sri. GDo ". SorrelI, bon
Canaan pcrcbcIidtcn iicb Icbtc @o.
dc in ct. 2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

Sris 8. gdenann, bieIen ltnic.
rem 1lteren 8etpobnern lpoblbefannt,
lit om Sont,tae, BEN II. gtpriI in
ieiner 8obnune in $ieeinsniIle,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
GOnutp Gunrt balt cintGsise Sitnns
als gparb Of slppeals.

gsar lucuigc S:idliuerben iunrbcn
ciuscreidJt trutScm bic Stcncr'
glnssleidJ SebDrSe Die GiuidGt'
nngsiuertbe uuf 8rnnOciscntbum
mt SOL, 900 cr66bt hattie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

wv ulG ~ wv oNlfl ONl'h BNAdAhih yNA'
9os &reisgcri6t miro om Wton.
oa ,Dcn 10. Moi Sli icincm regel.
n1Bioen Wtoi,Eernlun in Sitimg I
rCten.
9rpm u. 6nrriS, bon Opens'
billie lmo Sri. Gpo ". Sorrell, bon
Canaan pcrcbeIi6tcn iih Icbtc @o'
fc in ct. 2ouis.
&. 8. SnoOgruSS 1mO SRI, Der |
tbo 9tcnid ipurOcn ais Brindipol
rcIp. @ebilIfslebrcrin Der 0fientlihen |
56ulc in 9louo mie0crcruamt.
0ic Soft Sill ShuIe uabe 8aD,
lpcI6c onl 16. glpriI gum 9lbIhhtb
tom bat brci oG'robltotca, " n1nllith
G}uIiie WocIICr, g2ul. SCcnlcier pmo
2D6iu Sebo sSn ser @ciocnomn
SduIc nobc Dan bat mlr Die Sdiile.
rim Wtoric @oItcr ocn 8. (Srob bon.
en6et.
Gntgcgen alien Grlportlu1gcn bat
Der neltlibe itorfc Sp0tiroIt niht
ollc Sbitausiidten berltibtet, benn
picIc GSnrmcr beri6tcn boB nod cini.
ge &iirii6bliitbcn lnbeibGbi9t &C.
bIiCbcn iinb rno bie 9lpfclernte 10.
oar cine iebr crgiebi0e at lpcrben
Deripriht.
9ie S1luBfeicr Der Gomcr 2ittle
Berger S6ule, inter 2citung Der
2cbrcrin gloelu &ottelnloltn, miro
am SomStoG, Den /. Ntoi Itottfins
Sen. 0ie Seier bic elm rci6es Ero.
gram cini6lieBt, beoinnt gtben6S
boIb s llbr. 9aS 8lbliflm lit
bcr5IicbIt cingcIoocn.
GoS @obnbnuS hc3 Dcrlt. u. &.
Nirmingbom, in 8lon6, Oa8 lcbtC
g2obe Dor Der GorrtbouStGilrc IN
@crmonn pon scr &crlnunn SuO,
ings @nnf inter 0cm @ppotbcfs Scr
foDrcn pcrfoltIt muroc, mlroC bon
6rnl &Cna 2obncDcr, bon 8lnn6,
fir $757.73 eingebotcn.
@cn StrebInonn, g. 9iittcr6uih,
G5ro aocniQ SuIoo Sid)t, Como
VocI6, 6orcIt 2idtc lmO GDu. Gin.
Ocnolt iino bic 0icajGbrigcn 9(bituris
cntcn Scr @ohihllc 81 9lonb. 0iC
folqen6en Sdiller Der 0ffcntli6cr
S6ulcn iin0 s. @rooe Graduates
9cn SomfcIOt, GitcIlu Borfcr, No.
omo @cnSleD, gllbcrt S6ucntIncpcr
luo SiCtor 8oeify.
0urd oen polfen6ru6ortiQcr
idluercn 9tegcn, Ser am 0tontog
Oen 10. glpril fiel, Wuroe nomcnt
lid in Der RahbarIduft bon 8or
grnBcr S6aoen bcruriadt. 6cloet
Iopobl nls Die 9foaOs ipurocn Itari
perlpoi6en lmo biel Der jlngen 8ei'
5enioot 5erit0rt. Die Secono Greei
io>uie ollie @oiicrlGufe trotcn il6cl
ibre llfcr un6 iibcri6menmtcn oi(
ongren5enben 6eloer uno 8icicn.
81. q. Suenfcl, 0cilen Gltern be
0rofe mobncn, lit oils Brin5ipol bc1
9oint SdltIe in ct. 2ouiS Gountt
luic0erernGblt tporoen uno 5por be
cincm Wonatss s@ebolt bon $4,000
Gor 5ebn Sobren crbielt Der Grin5i,
pal oieier SduIe $75 pro Monot
Serr Srenfcl bat Oic Brir3ipalItcIlt
nod ni6t nngeuommer, oo CT fiir5
lid SEN glntbeil 6eS Geo. 2effmanr
i'm Storeeeiddfte bon 2efflnam 8
Soppmeber, in Snensbille, gefauft
bat unb iid pabriheinIid in SWcns
billie nieoerlaIien tpir6.
Sris 8. geientann bieIen unIc
rem dlteren 8eipobnern ipoblbefannt
1T am Sonttag, ben II. GpriI II
fpiuer Rnhnlit1n I'm SiooinRhiIIp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

G1tgc9et allen Grmorhmgcn bat
Der neuIide Itorte SpGtiroIt nidt
olle Sbltausiibten berlri6tet, benn
pielc Gnrmcr beridtcn 0oB nod cini.
ge Giirii6bliitbcn lmbeIdGoi9t 0es
bIiebcn iino uno oie glpfclernte io'
oar cine iebr crgiebige at lpcrben
peripri6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

&. 8. SnoOgruSS lu0 SRI, Der
tbo 9fcnid lpuroen ais Brinaipol
rcIp. @cbillfslebrcrin Der 6ifettlibcn
S6ulc in 9lou0 miGbCrCruamlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

0ie S6luBfeicr Scr 2omcr 2ittle
Berger S6ule, inter 2citung Der
2rbrcrin glOeIo &otteImoltn miro
am SomStoG, bcn /. Moi Itottfins
bcn. 0ie 5eier bic Gin rei6es 9Sro.
gram cinihlieBt, be9innt g(bcnOS
boIb s llbr. 0aS @ublifum lit
bcr5IihIt cingcloocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

GoS @obnbouS oc$ Dcrit. ". e.
Birmingham, in @Ionb, Oo8 Icttc
@ode Dor Der GorrtbouSt6ilrc IN
@crmonn bon scr @crnunn SoO,
ings @unf luttcr Dem 8ppotbcf-@crs
faDrcn pcrfntit lpur0c, Wl>roc bon
6rou &Cna 2obntcDcr, non 8lnn6,
fir $757.73 eingebotcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

0ic Soft Sill Shlle uabe 8aD,
mcI6e ont 16. glpriI gum 9Ibihlnb
fom bat Orci Graduates, n1mlih
@uIiie MocIIcr. g9ur SCcucier uno
2pOio Sebo, EE5n ser S8ciocmonn
S6uIc nabc Ban bat mlr Die S6iile.
RIM Wtoric @oItcr Ocn 8. @rob bon.
en6et.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

Rev. Clinasd illmi his aEpoirt.
msns st ML Liberty suafas.
NM, Praslis Sanders and ehilassn
oil I4ockhsrtsviils spent the wesA-
end vita Der psfsnls Me- and Mr.
j. b. johnson,
Mrs. Joe Sesslsf and children
ssfs the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. =.
A. Batson last sees.
X. h. Collier and family spent
Saturday I'm Nashville sbopping
Mrs. Freddie Mitchell spsns Last
Tuesday In Ashland t.isy shopping.
Mr. and Mrs.. N. d. DUKE spent
last Sunday With Mr.. snd Mrs.. l.
ID. Duke.
Mira J b. jehasen. ~ho has hrefa
in bal health for some time. 40
arc sorry 10 report unlmpssved
Mr.. add Mrs b = Joh0-oo and
baby. Darn. Elton .ptsI sunday
wi,h the formers patrnts. Y aud
Mr.. ] Is Joh0son
Albert Harvey sps8 Monday 10
Sastsi,ls on business
Mrs.. X l. Spelgh, spen, TUESDAY
with Miss Maize! Storey
L. b Ganulns, h l. storey and
" awe Hnke w-fe 10 Nashville Oh
business Monday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
The Part Of . Man

Thsre are those vim eau do. those
Who can tell others how TO do. and
those Who can supply the msans By
which others are snabled u do.
Each b q part Of . man. Most OF
u are too bas.ly engaged with our
Own affairs 70 havs the Time TO look
after The needy and the sics. We
have the heasi but not ira time.
W. know lhsl The s.cs mus oe
helped. the injured mort DO helped.
The injured be cared tor. aud The
poor clothed and led. bat some
how Ne do no, End the time TO
Ioos sf,sr these things ourselves
W. We glad wbsa SOMEONE elsa
takes the time and merely asks Us
ios . smsii contribution, baetsDa
hss always hsen gsEesoas and Dics
son, | mean tbs whole of Dickson
County, not merely the the town Of
Dickson, will be- generous no~l
Yoa nov have another opportun.
ity Of taxing par. In a great and
good work Wlll you Join haods
and dollars With those Of us ~ho
are taxing the time a. welI as put.
ting our dollars TO good servicsY
| have been chosen and pefsuad.
ed to accept the Charms nship OF
the Forth Red Cross Roll Call, am
giving my time energy as we'll Ne
money to this cause: cannot you be
ready TO Join with dollar bill and
help NE make this 4 success JUS,
stop 10 think. a dollar h email
amout, hut will 20 long ways
With q hungry family or with the
sick. when joined With the dollors
81 your nsishbors. Many Of those
who read ,hi. are already waiting
70 pay their annual dues and con
tinus members Of the Red Cross.
How o~Scas sees II Se ...ofkers.
can give our tim. and money don I
YOU think you can give 9 ,'c''sI'
pay w your due4' Halt OF your
dollar remains al your hone 10 help
In easo Of local need. Tho Ned
Cross organization Of thia county 10
at al times res1y TO help the needy
and recently has saved the He OF
one young girl here in Dickson by
hiring and psyiu, for . trained
nurse In severe cMp vi fever, II
hss seen % il that Others have mao
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

the proper medical attention anl
has cent two womsp 10 Nashville
hospits,a. THIS " a worthy wuts,
let. keep il going Speed a dollar
Tor someone else
- ,t.t,ts'f't h., &, St11J - - -, . =,
"rn thine own ssif Ire tra- sfrtl =,
|, must follow a. night the day
Thou osnst not theG turn th- Red
Cross away"
j Msx Cowan, Chair msn
Forth Kohl Call
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
splendid Cough Medie 'se

Az | feel that every iaaily
should snow ~hat splendid mrd-
tcin. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
la. il, / .su my &ioo r'i9a.Etf ia 'rrialr
NY experience add only ~ish that !
had knosn OF lie merits years ago
xrite. Mrs Clay Fry, Ferguson
station. Mo Il give it to my
children when they sbow the slight.
est symptoms OF being croupy, and
when have 4 cough OF cold on the
lungs . very lev doses ~ill relieve
me. and by taking il Tor a ies days
| soon ge, rid OF the cold.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
Mrs. Sarah ". t, Taylor.

Mrs. Sarah Mariuds Elizabeth
TAYLOR. age III years died Friday,
Dec. 10. 1890, after an illness Of
fifteen months duration. =, her home
on North Main str-rt
Funeral service was conducted al
the residence Saturday afternoon
by Rev. Deshsso. assisted by Ress,
Hswalsy ana Watson ln,siment
took place in the Union Cemetery
She i. survived by her sou. Chas
Bsagg, who resided with her, aud
one sister. Mrs. Fulton, OF Nashville
two brothers. J, W. Bsily, OF
Memphis and l.. d ii. Bsily. Of
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
soN-aGsioshT noTica
Efsie Patterson Va Ben,iman Pat.
tafsOu

Etsie Patterson Va Ben.iman Pat
tarsou,
In Circuit Court at Dickson, Tenn,
10 this cause IL appearing 10 the
Gle /, from the bill, which l.swotn
10 ths, the defendant, Beniimsn
Patterson, 10 . nonresident Of The
state II tennessee a. inst the orti.
nary pioces. 81 law caur.ot be .erv
ed upon him Il 10 ordered by the
Clerk. that nonresident pubIica'i al
be- made Tor the ssid bsnNmsr
Patterson. cy~nmSne'tNe BIN In 80
pear IN the town oi Dickson, Tenn
sssee op thp End Moujsv In April
1921. it being the regular term Of
ssid court. and plead. snswsr ~ de
MIR 10 the bill filed aesin-, him Tor
divorce ~ The csse vi be- set Tor
bearing pxpsr,s.
This n day n Nov. 1910
|. J hn~tina, Clerk
X G Richardson Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
Vanleer Z. ?.

Missrs N,rler and BERTHE Resan
sprni sunday with Mics Hattie
Norheet
Walter Finch spent Monday 10
Doysr on business.
There will be a Christmas tree .!
Cedar Hill. The public invited,
Miss Emily Baker visited her
nsice, Mrs. Lizzie Averitt. recently.
Truman Hayes was in Hslssden
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Harmon spen, several
days Easl week win 'fr mrther,
Mrs. Willie Finch. -
Miss Lille Hayes 10 visiting her
aunt, Mrs John Lewis. in Nashville.
Joe HALEY vas in vanleer Mon.
day,
Rev W b. Gentry. who was pas
TOT OF the United Brethren Church
here, has moved TO Springfield.
Little Mary Alice Wsvn,ck spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Bertha Averieit. on Chill.
itess Branch
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

All parties indebted ta the Sno'h.
vA. Haydsate Company arr hereby
notified hat the hooks vi sAii cnm
pan, ~il po4i,iyts bs closed IN
larnsry II, iasl ~ ps'fies
1-ias .aid COMPANY ~an hssA ne'
s.,,l.d. s,lheF Nv es.h ~ mote ~i''
he plsr~t IN ar officers hsnjs inr
collection
Thus i the .s.i natfcr | in'eri
to give
This December 8, 1879
~co,trsi{. Hsrylsats Co
" " Hnispn. Execltr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
County Tax Book Completed

On account OF the recent tax laws.
aud the rulings oi the State Board
OF Equalization, the Trustee hss
b4en three months late in getting
his tax book Tor 1870. The TsI
book IL nov completed aud In the
hands OF ID. trustee, and all who
desire may call UPON him and pay
their 1920 taxes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

la attending the movies whete
scspea "A the vola,iepuy wsr ARE
shown and -'rins 81 telephone
and telegraph polss loom NJ IN the
bach ground, Il sor. oil up-ets The
trend N patriotic thoughts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
N. ILL MATHEWS
Csn Save Your OIseased Eyes

Sore Eyes, c.aaalss~d Eseii}s'
Wddh..ss. wsteriax, Itching Eyfs'
Scoms, Psesysssns on The eyys.
Can positively b. cured with D..
GuSnsie's Eye Remedy. Sid
and guaranteed BY Or. ] A. Msa.
sh@ws, drugsiss in Dickson. u ~
Der boule. Yosr massey bsek 4
not pleased wlfh sss~G CAa -
ssas anywhere y psrcsl pos.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17
pOnT TAKE 1 CHANCE.
Dickson People Should Act
at Once.

II ,oa snfer fsnm haeksehe.
You have headache, dixxy SPELLS,
N the kidney secfetions arc IL.
regular,
Don't dslay--likely your Lidseys
are alex.
Dickson POO o recommend
Do4zs Kidney Pills.
Here Dickson woman ~.
p~sisnee:
Mr.. r. c. Wbi,sd. Payne otress
ssyr: "soms years ago | suffered
from diessa-fsd kidneys had
bad psiG. 10 my back and ~ss an.
noysd by the irregular sc,io0 II my
kidnsys. Ny head achsd and al.
No had dlfzy .pelis Dosns Kid.
nsy Pile urfs rseoDmrndsd TO mg
and got a nox al Matthew Dfu
store. Deans entirely relieved n
Of shr ,fosbls and slstl, recon
mend them.
Price 6Oc, st all dealers. Don
simply sss tor . kidney remedy
act Dosa Kidney Pilir-~,h. same
that Mrs Nhiied had. Fos.es-Mll,
burn Co. Mirs.. Buffalo, n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

Tn..s tsblsts are intended e.p~c
idly 70, ,ndigssa 90 sud copstir"
,ion Tnev toov 20 the sintnss'
and sp.bl. Il IN perform i,s fure,i
10. naturally Ts@y act gently 40
IN. live, .nd ba~eIs, thereby res'or
,ny the stomach. md eoweas IN .
h.,.,h, cu0dislon. When you iseI
dull .,upid ard resn.t,pated rive
them a trial YEN are certain To ee
c,.s.ed With their eject
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

In scanning the fsssns advertise.
rn.u,s In the payers vs are struck
he the popularity ~ the feet that
the falling prices seem - spplv 10
noss everything creep, . methiaT
re vsn' To huy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

sylvia Panhhu,st. in prison ~
Ensisrd. ssvs xts VIII nas 20 ON
.trik. lie sais be, she 500 I 60
m a silence strife. either
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

SELF denial "a considerable easier
in tbs long rVa than ~ sell inSul
2eucs,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

ELGIN WATCHEs-rhe Mysl,
Drug Co hsv. just received nice
tne Of Elgin watches Nothing
better for A Xmas present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-29
SHINE in
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Birmingham, July 2S.-Birningham
defeated Memphis, 2 to 0, here today in
one of the prettiest pitchers battles
of the season. Morrison had the edge
on Goodbred, allowing only three hits,
one scratch.
Memphis ...... 900 900 000-0 3 2
Birmingham >. 900 900 O2x-2 7 1
Batteries: Goodbred and Meyers;
Morrison and Peters.
Mobile, July 28.-Lukonovic pitched
superb ball today, allowing three hits
and tanning five men, and Mobile beat
Chattanooga, 5 to 0.
Chattanooga e. 900 600 1000 8 2
Mobile ........ 100 900 01x-5 II 1
Batteries: York, Brakefield and
Townsend; Lukonovic and Coleman.
Atlanta, July 28.-Nashville beat At
lanta, to 4 in the eleventh inning
today when Ballenger singled, ad-
vanced to third on a sacrifice and out
and scored on Sheehans wild pitch.
Nashville 200 900 200 OH 10 3
Atlanta -. 300 010 900 O0-4 10 2
Batteries: Lasley, Meis and JON
nard; Sheehan and Powell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-29
CASEY'S BLANK .<Y"
In FAST CONTEST
Ennis and Edwards Both Pitch Super
Ball At East Hill.

In a well-played though rather
slow game yesterday afternoon the
Casey's shut out the Y. NJ. c. A. boys
to the tune of 2 to o. The Casey's
started the ball rolling in the first by
putting two men over. The Y. M. c.
A. tried to even things up in their
half Of the first, but the deciding
hit was no forthcoming. After the
first inning, both pitchers settled
down, and with the exception of hit
ting one man and clean hit on each
side near the last, both teams were
retired in one-two- three order. Ennis,
in his first game, struck out nine
men, while Edwards for the ''Y''
struck out seven.
rnnrn fn11n-.r..
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CLEVELAND STAR
is AGAIN VICTOR

Cleveland, July 2S.-Cleveland de-
feated Boston easily today, to 0. Only
two Red Sox reached second. 1t was
Bagby's twenty-first victory of the
season. The Indians drove Harper
from the box in the fourth. Kerr was
hit even harder in the seventh inning
when Cleveland punched three sin
giles and two doubles.
Boston ........ 900 900 600 1
Cleveland $50. 500 100 50x-8 IL 0
Batteries: Harper. Karr and Wal
tiers; Bagby and O'Neill.
Detroit, July 2s.-Hitting Schacht
hard and timely, Detroit won from
Washington today, 6 to 4. Except in
the eighth, Ehmke never was trou-
bled, although he yielded ten hits.
Washington -. DOL 900 030-4 0
Detroit ........ 900 112 20x-6 II 1
Batteries: Schacht, Acosta and Char
rity; Ehmke and Stanage.
Chicago, July 2S.--Cicotte held Phil
adelphia to three hits today and Chi
cago shut out the visitors, to 0.
Philadelphia :. 900 900 000-0 8 1
Chicago ....... O02 900 01x-3 6 8
Batteries: Harris, Keefe and Per-
kins; Cicotte and Schalk.
st. Louis, July 28-Gerber's double
and Sisters single gave st. Louis 1
to victory over New York today.
Shawkey blanked the visitors with five
scattered hits.
New York 800. 900 900 1000 5 o
st. Louis ...... DOL 900 00X-1 z 1
Batteries: Shawkey and Ruel; Sis
Ter and SEVERED.
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q fourteen inning game from st Louis
today, 6 to 5. The winning run was
scored by Burns, who singled. went to
second on Bancroft's sacrifice ana
completed the circuit off Young's hit to
center.
st. Louis
100 600 1870 900 oo-5 IT o
New York
100 100 0so 900 01-6 10 1
Batteries: Scupp, Goodwin, Sher-
dell and Clemens; Douglas, Benton,
Toney and Snyder.
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Miss Emma Herndon Agee, of
Selma, returns home Sunday, after
visiting with her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene P. Ele-
bash. She will be accompanied by
her niece, Emma Randolph Elebash,
who will spend while in Selma with
her grandmother, Mrs. w. c.. Agee.
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STEAMER OWEGO HELD
UNDER FEDERAL LIBEL

A libel against the steel screw steam
er 0wego OF New York was filed in
the federal court yesterday afternoon
The plaintiff is Vaccaro Bros. & Co. Of
New Orleans who allege breach OF con-
tract Davis Yonge represents the
libelant.
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CHAMPIONS LOSE
TO SUPERBAS, 80
All Red TwirIers Look Alike to Fast
Travelling Brooklyns.

Brooklyn, July 2S.-Brooklyn batted
three Cincinnati pitchers for 10 hits
today and eVened up the series by a
9 to score. Grimes not only pitched
shut-out ball but he made three hits,
scoring three runs mad helped to drive
in two more.
Cincinnati 500. 900 900 1000 5 2
Brooklyn ....... 002 043 00x-9 18 /
Batteries: Ring, Bressler, Lowe and
and Wingo, Rariden; Grimes and Mil
Ter.
Boston, July 1S.-Roston and Chi
cago divided a double header today.
Boston winning the first game, 8 to
q and losing the second, s to 2. Vaughn
was removed from the opening game,
but came back in the second. Boston
players made eight errors in the sec
ond game.
Chicago ....... 002 200 00O-4 2
Boston ....... 062 600 O0O-8 1
Batteries: Vaughn Jaeger, Marten,
Bailey and Killifer, Daley; Oeschger,
and Gowdy.
Second game:
Chicago ....... 900 O21 050-S II 1
Boston ........ 100 600 01O-2 10 8
Batteries: aughn and Daley; Scott
and O'Neill.
Philadelphia, July 2S.-Ninth inning
rallies by the losing team featured both
games of today's double header, Pitts
burg winning the first, to and Phil
adelphia the second, to a.. GalIia res
cued Causey in the ninth inning of the
second game after three runs had been
scored. In the ninth inning of the
first game Paulette's single, Rawlings
home-run and doubles by Stengel and
Williams counted three runs.
First game:
Pittsburg ..... coo 200 1876 9 0
Philadelphia 900 O0O OO3-3 6 2
Battreies: Cooper and Haefner;
Smith and Wheat.
Second game:
Pittsburg ..... 900 900 O13-4 IA 1
Philadelphia =. 10 10 10x-5 10 2
Batteries: Adams, Blake and Haef-
ner, Lee; Causey, Gallia and Tragesser.
New York, July 2S.-New York won
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Summary: Left on bases-Y. NJ. c.
A, ;Casey's, 8. Hit by pitched ball
By Edwards, (Ennis). Wild pitch-Ed-
wards. Struck out-By Edwards, T..
by Ennis, 9. Stolen bases-Reilly
Sacrifice hits-Merritt. Time of game
i hour. Umpire-Gordon.
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SOUTHERN.

Birmingham. 2: Memphis, 0.
Mobile, 5; Chattanooga, 0.
Atlanta, 4; Nashville, 5.
New Orleans Little Rock, rain.
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