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Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
Wanted-Real Estate
NEwLAND JONES

NEWLAND JONES
 136 N. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 35f9 Wants a good 80. ready for cotton or in good stand of clean alfalfa Must De free from Johnson grass and alkalI ana located right and free from wateriog Elaborate improvements not essential.
 Also want a 20 or 30. similar condi- tions required as on the so. Only falr improvements required. Have cash buyer for the so and will make substan- tial payment on 20 or 30 acre tract
 We always have city property TOT sale that we can stand behind--from residences at modest prices to income producing business property. Won't you phone 3579 for appointment or cal at 136 N. Central Ave. Make note oi phone number as it does not show IT the directory. lL
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
WANTED AT ONCE

5c good houses, brick or concrete houses preferred. Have buyers with the money for quick deals. If you really want to sell, make your prices right and come in and list with me, or phone
 MIR BEAN.
 KEYSTONE REALTY co. Phone 4113 15 N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
IA West Adams

FOR RENT-3- room house; ] No. 1923 East Van Buren St.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
For Rent-Apartments

FURNISHED APARTMENT foi light housekeeping. 1903 F.. Fillmore
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05

DODGE touring car. new top and fine condition. for a quick sale; will sacrifice for $500 cash. T. W. Me Dowell. n
 FOR SALE-A light six cheap; good condition Apply Palm Service Sta ton, South Center.
 LATE Dodge touring. bargain Call
 S5s2 2cT7 ". Adams.
 MY OVERLAND TOURING CAR FOR SALE SEE IT AFTER P. M. AT II N TWELFTH AVE. |
 FOR SALE-Harley- Davidson mo- torcycle and side car; excellent condi- tion. Call AE-usu Theater. m
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT - Unfurnished house. 2232 West Jefferson $40. Phone 3432 or see owner. 1134 F.. Morley. It
 FOR LEASE-7-room, half acre or ground, near school and car, excellent shade and room for hundreds of chickens, etc. See Southwest Realty Co., over Donofrio's, 23 F.. Washing ton St.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05

FURNISHED room and board Phone S5S5; 343 N. 7th ave. in rear. II
 FOR RENT SANITARIUM
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SAIE-One dozen Barred Rock bullets 1929 F.. Culver St.
 l6 FINE geese, blue Tulusa strain; now laying. F mile south Buckeye road. on Tth ave. III
 RABBITS for sale. [ does, young, 1 buck: including hutches. Call before noon. 11O :. l2th street. It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
Rooms and Board

ANNEX dining room; meals served family style; special rates by week or month"; 515 N. Central ave. If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
For Rent-Houses

HALF HOUSE-Three rooms, screen and bath just finished, water paid Light and gas; on ear line; unfuf- nished. Healthy adult. $50 per mo- 1902 F., Washington. m TWO-ROOM HOUSE, unfurnished. 113S E. Pierce. m FOR LEASES room brick house. completely and nicely furnished; nice Broom cottage in rear; garage; near Capitol.
 HOLT REALTY co. Phone 10S0 4O F. Adams
 Residence Phone S335
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05

Camp, Paradise valley. Wonderful place for health. high and dry. No irri- gation everything new; rent reason able Office 31 N Second Ave bs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05

MARRIED man wants position on ranch; now at Sargeants ranch. Phone 26J5 IF
Arizona republican., 1920-04-05
EX- SERVICE MEN
 SEEK IORS
Wide Awake Hustler

WITH SIX YEARS BANKING EN- TERRENCE. WANTS HIGH CLASS PRESE.NTATIEE POSITION ON THE SOUTHSIDE: Al REFER ENCES. ADDRESS r. Q. BON fl6, MESA, ARIZONA. L
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
KILLED BEST FRIEND
NFIGHT NDARK

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GREENWOOD. Del. July Ere
spending TO a call for help from
his brother-in-law early Sunday
morning. Leroy Harman. negro en-
gagged In a grapple with a man whom
he shot and killed. Upon examina-
iion he found that the body was that
Of his best friend, Winfred Sorden.
also negro.
The brother-in-law, William Gra-
ham. a blind minstrel returned home
suddenly last night upon receiving a
letter that his wife was unfaithful
After retiring he heard some one out
side calling his wife and answered
the summons himself. lie found
Sorden and the two grappled each
trying TO slash the other with a
| knife. Graham got his hands on an
axe, but his blindness was too big O
/ handicap and he was being ove-cOm,
when he called TO his brother-in-law
/ for heAp.
Harmon was arrested for murder
and his sister and her husband were
held as accessories.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
{Sy.5E.TINESIDIEsR'ss.:1: 1:sS@]

Here is a little ditty,
Might call It just a gem
The words that go 10 make II up,
It's iitle-Ask Bill kleml
They fined dear Bill a century
For Luquelng Luke McLuke,
They ditt0ed the Cubanpla
For 1ourlshing his duke.
How sweet will be the precedent,
Twill live as long as men
Cavort around with balls and bats
This feud Of LuQue and Klein.
And when poor Bill is calm en-
Good. bad and otherwise,
Why fans will razz and razz and
raZZ-
Dey don't forget-dose guys.
Filming a ball player is as common
as dust on the parlor furniture, bu
sticking the assessment on bll
league umpire has a new jingle all II
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
MAN KILLED WHEN
TRUCK HITS AUTO
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del, July 6--Side-
sviped by a heavy truck while pass
ing on the du Pont Boulevard near
Alillsboro this morning. Howard
Evans, a young iusboat man, home at
RoXana, from his work In Philadel-
phia, was killed when his car turned
over. Evans, with friends, was com
ing 10 the celebration at Georgetown,
and met the truck which bore a
Pennsylvania license, on the narrow
cement road.
Both cars were going fast, and as
they met the heavy truck turned the
light car over when It struck the
front fender. None Of the paIAy was
hurt except Evans, who was struck
in the stomache by the steering
wheel
The driver Of the truck never stop
ped and his identity has not bern dis
covered Evans was hurried home
where he died before ever regainin.
consciousness.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
hi CnIhnllc Iennne
NEW DOVER TEAM
WINS TWO GAMES
Special 10 The Evening Journal.
nnAEn nnI IlIu -Nn.Ilrl..- "

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del, July 6.-Nesterday's
two baseball games palybd here be-
tween the teams Of the Penn -Seaboard
Company, OF New Castle. and Dover S
newly organized beam attracted a
large number Of persons both morn
ing and afternoon The morning
game az seven innings was won by
Dover 20 3. Dover won again ID
the afternoon, 4 10 o.
Thh good attendance at yesterday
games has given the promoters Of IN,
new club an impetus for erection Of
grand stand and fencing In the
grounds.
I The batteries were: Morning game
Dover, Naylor and Spaid; Penn-Sea-
board, Freldberg and Mcdaniel; after
noon-Dover, TOmlinson and Spald
Penn -Seaboard, Taylor and Plnder.
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ure event, driven by Herman Tyson,
who also won the 2.2O class trot, with
the green mare, Thr0slla, marking
the daughter Of Walnut Hall, in
2is ia.
Horse Show Results
Glass 2-Shetland ponies-First,
NIaplehead NJ. L. Marian Pieroa: SEQ
ond. Leap Year. piebald. Miss Alice
dupont third Bessie, br. m. Mrs.
n. r. sharp: fourth. Happy Heart,
b. M. Miss DeO dupont, Greenvile.
Glass i2.-Saddle Horse-First, Don
naconna, blk. e., Miss Mary B. du-
P0nt; second. Grace Audrey, b. m,
Miss Mad line II. Pierce; third, Lady
Babbie, ch. m, Mss Wilhclminb du-
Pont; fourth, King, ch. g., Miss Made
line H. Pierce.
Class -POny-Flrst, Huntsman
| blk. e.. Miss Mary r. dupont; scOnd
Brownie, br. m, Mis- DeO dupont.
Glass 3-Leap Year, piebald, Miss
Alice dupont; second, Mary. piebald
br. m, +, Morian pMrce; third, Bessie
/ br. m, Mrs. II. Il. sharp.
| Glass ii-Saddle Horse-first, Polly
anna, b. M, Miss Louisa Carpenter
second, Meta Belle b. m, Madeline II
plero8; thfrd, Honey Girl, ch. m, Mis-
Esther dupont
Class -Pony-First. Cutie pi'
Oh. m, Miss Irene Carpenter: second
Hilnop Model, blk m, Harry NJ
Pierce, Jr.; third, Twilight p.ebah
Miss Lydia dupont
Glass i5-Saddle H0rso-Frst, Don
naconna, blk. e.. Miss Mary B. du
Pont: second, Meta Belle, b. m, Mis-
INTn4nIfua II nfnrnn NNtN InlfIns Third
i Honey Girl, Oh m, Miss Esther du
pont.
Glass 5-Pony-Flrst. Hun.smen, blk
g. Miss Mary B. dupont; scond
pershng, ch. g., Miss Esthlar dupont
Glass Pony Race-First Twilight
pdebhld, Miss Lydia dupont; second
lPershing. ch. E., Miss Esther dupont
Class i6-Saddle llorse-First, Don
lnacOnna. blk. g., Miss Mary B. dupont
Glass i7-Trotier-Won by Pete
Ward, b. g. John G. Dun, Carney
Point, n. j.
Class is-Paow-First, Miss Milton
dale. ch. m, L. o. Ross; second, Lii
lian Russell; third, News Boy, b. g
Betty Bros, Montchanin. Del.
Glass i3-Saddle H0rse-First, Don
naconna, blk. e., Miss Mary B. dupont
: second. pOlanna- b. m, Miss Louis
, Carpenter; third Honey Girl, ch. m
miss Esther dupont.
Glass 6-Over Jump-Flrst, Hunts
man, blk. g.. Miss Mary B. dupont
second, Pershing, ch. g., Miss Esihf
dupont: third Twilight, piebaid Mis-
Lydia dupont
Glass 7-Children's Jumping Contes
First. Hmlsman. blk g.; secOn
pashing, Oh. T., Mss Esther duPon
, .fhlrd, Twilight, piebald, Miss Lyd
dupont.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
FLY UP THE sUsOUEHANNA.

WILLIANlSpORT, Pa, July b-Wlth
William Dickman as pilot William c..
Mccormick. Of this city. at 7.30 O'Clock
Saturday evening finished a seaplane
flight TO Wihamsport. They had
planned a nonstop flight. but east Of
Harrisburg the supply Of gasoline
was exhausted and they were compell-
ed to descend
The flight for $50 miles established
a. record for inland flying In a sea-
plane. From Pine Valley, n. j., the
course led to Wilmington, Del, then a
short hop across country to the Ches-
apeake Bay and then following the
Susquehanna river 10 this city.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
EPISCOPAL ATHLETE STARS.

GEORGErONN. Del. July 6.-Ben
Faucet. The Episcopal Academy star
athlete, from Philadelphia. but whose
summer home Is IN Georgetown. car
ried or the honors or The athletic
meet held by Sussex county In
Georgetown yesterday. by taking
three ilrstS and winning ne prize for
the best all-arOund athldie 10 enter
i00-yard sash-First. Benjamin rau-
cett; second. Myer Ahleman; third
Courtland Barr. rime-ilO2
Hish iump-FlfSt, Faucet; second
! Hatfield. distance. D feet 4 inches.
22O-y7rd dash--Firsi faucctt; sec
I ond. Abloman. third. Barr. Time-2l
seconds
Shoipui-First. Sonny; second. Rog
ers; third, Wilson. Distance, 3S Zee
3 inches.
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own.
An umpire's word has been gospel
for 50 hong ghas the case OF Lusue
and Klein will add a new chapter 10
the baseball bible.
The umpire ought TO be Just as
much OF a gentleman as a player and
shouldn't be overlooked In case he
isn't
Luque admits ne is a Cuban and that
ne Is a pitcher for the hedlegs, but
he Is certain he doesn't measure down
TO some Of the things Klein suggested.
At that the Cuban is no mean hit
ter and he shows the Red spirit.
The Redlegs sTe still the cream Of
| the National League, but they have
/ The idea that the whole baseball worlc
Is consplring against them and-may
be IL Is.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
cHAMpInN EAIER nEAn-

CHESTER, Pa, July 6.-Henry Swal-
low, for years a constable in the bor-
ough Of Upland, died Yesterday
morning. He was feet tall and
weighed 400 pounds. For years he
worked as a moulder at the SeabOard
Steel plant and served In several OH
cial capacities In the borough. He was
one Of the largest men in his Vicinity
It Is Said OF him that he would eat a
dozen Eggs for A meal and when he
ordered beefsleak never called for
less than one pound at any sitting
He leaves q family.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
Ware HURT IN
RACEON WHEEL
Philadelphia Crashes Car
Through Fence in Els
mere Trial
ETHEL JOHNSON
STEPS FAST

C. B. Ware, Of Philadelphia, crashed
Through the fence on bad turn at
the three-quarier pole In the one-mile
time trial automobile event OF the
double harness and automobile race
program staged here yesterday on the
fair grounds track. Ware was driving
an oakland and saved himself from
serious injury by keeping his car on
all fOurs. He sustained slight CON
-oussions Of the scalp and his machine
was badly damaged.
JudsOn Williams, in a reconstructed
2ord, carried of the laurels for the
day, making the best time in the mile
trial event his mark being if3 3-5,
and also coping FIRST honOrs in the
iOmiRs fre-for-an, r. his time for the
90 laps being $50 minutes. Williams
also finished third In the ilve-mile
handicap and would no doubt have
done better but for being lost In the
dust following his being scratch man.
Summary Automobile Races
One-Mile Trial, Purse S75
Chalmers Special, owner, Patterson
mechanician, Simons; time. i27 3-5.
Ford, owner, Gleason; mechanlcian,
Johnson; time i.29,
Mercer, owner, Kane; mechanician,
Copper; time, t.22.
S. s. Special, owner. Eddie Norris
mechaniclan, Irma Conea; time
1 i6 AS.
Ford Special, owner, Wolf; mechani-
clan, Wolf; r. o.; engine trouble.
s. $. Spence, owner, > >. Morer
Service; mechanician, Sirickler; time
$40.
Oakland Special. owner, C. B. Ware
mechanician, Gardner, time, out; ac-
cldent.
: Oldsmoblle. owner. Harry Lang; me.
chanician, II. llansler; time, t.2i Bro
Ford, owner, Henry Williams, me
chanician, Williams; time, Ia 30.
Ford, owner, Justin Williams; me
chanician. Williams; time. ii3 30
Ford Owne-, Alberta; mechanician
Alberta, time, i.iS 40.
Ford Special. owner, Mcfadden, me
chanician, McFadden; time, 1 % i-5.
Dodge, owner, Baker mechanician
Baker: time, 1872.
Good Friday, piloted by Harry LAtl
finished first in the 2.2i trot IN straigh
heats, his best time being 2tS. TIL
e2.20 pace went 10 Ray Todd. 10 bein
her debut as a professional, In straigh
heats. Her best time was 2i7h Da
Leary, West Chester, driving Ethe
Johnson, won the 2i7 trot.
2.2i TROT. PURSE $50
Good Friday, g. s. II. billie
Lord Gale. blk g.. sioecEle
My Sweet Pick b. m, w. Fay,
Whlpcord, b. g, f. Leichtham-
mer. (Leichthammer , 4
Captain Clay. b. g.. NJ. P. Newton
Time, 2.i9k, 2.isA. 2.2ih
2:20 PACE, PURSE $3.50
May Todd, b. m. c. w. Naylor.
Miss wptondale. ch. 'Hasi9'' NJ. T. o.
Dock Nutwood. b. g. D. c. Arm
strong (Armstrongl 9 3
Frank J., d. g, L. r. Grlnith,
(Gri1ith) 4
Newsboy, b. g., Betty Bros.
Time, 2i71l, 2.i7H, 2.i7X.
2.i7 TROT, PURSE $3.50
Ethel johnson, b. m. w e.
Kenneth. b. S' g. Wills Stable.
spriggan, b. c. Cool
baugh, tLukensl 2 ?
4 Dock Mckinney, br. g., d. c.
Armstrong .... (Armstrong) 3
Time, 2.isH. ASK, 2a6A.
Ten-mile free-for-all automob
race-Judson Williams $3.50, We
Eddle Morris (35i) second; w.
Stricker. 1854 10 third.
Five-mile handicap automob
4 race-Eddie Morris l6.5t) won; Har
Lang (65J). second; Judson Williai
$50, third.
The Saturday card included h
mess races. horse show and mot
cycle races
Brighton B., zoo 3-t. won The fe
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SIMON WINS SHOOT.

In the Lewis class handicap at the
Greenhill Shooting Club saturday
afternoon. George Simon led the field
with score OF as out Of 30. Hol-
man and Mike Connor tied at AZ out
OF so for the second trophy In class
A. In Glass B. F. Simonton, Wraiten,
out of so for the two trophies In this
class.
Cochran, Of Avondale, was the only
sho0ilr 10 make a long run. In ht
iO0-tarcet race Cochrpn and Swayne
led the field with % dead birds. Syl-
vester and Morris were second guns
with Of each, and Porter third with
| SO TO his credit.
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A. J.LYNCH TALKED
OF FOR GOVERNOR
peclal 10 The Evenlne journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, July 6.-Democrats
In the central and eastern part OF
Sussex county are booming Andrew ].
Lynch, Georgetown lawyer, and chair
man OF the Democratic County Com
fmittee, for governor.
Willard Deputy, Laurel, Is being
backed In the western section.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
BASEBALL RESULTS

Marshallton, :; Esstlake, 3.
Harlan Giants. 8; salem Giants, ?
Dover, s; Penn seaboard, 5.
Dover. {: Penn Seaboard, 0.
st. Paul's. 5; Arden. 3.
Elkton, 3; Lorraine. 3 (f2 innings.)
Flkton, 2; Lorraine, I.
Harlan Giants, 8: Eleventh Word, ?
Black Sox. Q; Richardson Park, :.
Elsmerc. s; stanton, Z.
Grace, IS; Milford, 3.
Grace. s.; Milford, I.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
RnNIls ION CHICKS

MEMPHIS. July 6.-Fans here are
subscribing for a purse 10 be given
the Memphis Chicks In case they win
the Southern League muslin. Money
back n they don't cop.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
COIONFL SLIPS

NEW YORK, July 6.-Colonel Hupert
became so excited the other day when
Babe Ruth hit a home run that he
lighted a clgaret. the first In six years.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
SHY ON WEIGHT

TACOMA. July 6.-,loe Bonds. ILL.,.
son OF Joe Bonds, veteran heavy
weight, has a long way 90 60 before
he reaches his faiher's class. Little
Joe weighs but eight and one-half
hounds.
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pnnr pENN Is EAsY

ST. GEORGES, Del July 6.-In a
listless game here yesterday The home
team defeated Port Penn, ~ 10 g.
Schoop and Sparks led In hitting, with
three each.
Score by innings;
Port Penn o.. 5000 900 o. 5 3
ST. Georges 63Oi o 200 X-i2 II 2
Summary-Hlts on Johnson, Z; on
Fisher. 4. Two base hits, Cook and
]. Gam. Struck out, by Spicer, 80;
by Johnson, 3. Double plays, Cook
Georges. 5: Port penn, g. Stolen
bases. Holiday, 2. hit by pitched
ball. by Spicer. 4; by Fisher, 1 Base
on balls, on Spicer, 4; by Fisher, 4.
Number OF innings pitched by john
son. 6: by Fisher, 2. Time Of game,
p hours. Umpircs, Stewart and Wolfe
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Cnps nm sTIIE

OAKLAND, July 6-Hugh Walker.
heavyweight boxer. who is touring
coast rings, Is hailed as the equal, II
not tho superior Of Battling Nelson
for assimilatlng punishment.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
nIrTsM1Ms nUKE.

SEATTLE, July 6.-Mitrie Konowal-
on, Young Seattle sprint swimmer. has
clipped four-ffths Of a second from
the worlds record for the s0-yard
back stroke made by Duke kahana-
mOku.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
pARE RIfRNS

DENVER. July 6.-Since FIRE destroy
ed the stands at Broadway Park, the
home OF the old Western League
Bears. the City League has resorted
TO playing morning games at Elitch's
Gardens.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Toniuht'c Schedule

TOUIUHIE 0IWTUWIT
Pioneers vs.. 81. Thomas at Clayton
Park.
ST. Hidwia's VS.. ST. Mary's at Chris
tary Grounds.
Brownson vs.. st. Mary's al Chris
tiana Park.
81 AIMS vs. ST. Elizabeth's at Rock
ford No. 2.
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Sunday Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn, 20; phlllies, lfrst game.
Brooklyn, Z, phillles lsecond g1me.l
New York, s Boston, ,.
Cincinnati 3; Pittsburgh. O.
81. Louis. s; Chicago, g.
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AMERICAN IEAGUE

Chicago, 6 81. Louis, g.
Cleveland, A; Detroit, 3.
Washington, 3, New York, 2.
Athletics Boston, not scheduled.
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nEAL rnn ANGEIs

Los ANGELES. July 6-Ihe names
OF Barney Oldneld and Frank Chance
are being mcntonod Ia connection
with a possible transfer or stock In
the Los Angeles ball club.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
nIicKs SCALES

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.--Fred Win
sor,f manager, Is getting IN bad on
boxer. Bud Ridley, TO get on the scales.
Bud is supposed 10 be a bantam.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
INDEPENDENT.

Harlan. 81: BRIDGEPORT, I (Sunday)
Harlan, &; ParkeSburg, 1.
Middletown. I; Highland. I.
:. a e., Q; Wilmington, ;.
st. PauPs 8: First-Central, Q.
Lancaster, 10; WOrkhouse, Z.
Milford, Z; Dover. ?.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
sr. pNIEs T0 PLAY NEWPORr

There VIII be a iWIIlght game al
Newport tonight between St Pauls
OF this city and krobs Of the suburb
an League, b-gnning at 8 i5 O'Clock
The st. Paurs players will leave the
church at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
NATIONAI ETAGUE

Philadelphia, b, Brooklyn, . lsecond
camo.l
First game postponed-nain
Cincinnati, .. Chicago, 3.
Pittsburgh. 3: st Louis, 4.
B0ston-NeW York Rain.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, 5 Athletlcs, 0.
New York, 4; Athletics, 2 (second
gamel
Chicago, A.: St. Louis, 3.
Washington on-Boston-Raln.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
FOR las

The weeks record In each leagas
OF games played, won and lost, with
runs, hits, errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents. in
cluding games OF Saturday, July 3, 10
as follows.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
ST UFDWIC'S WANT GAMES

st. Hedwlg's would like to hear from
OF the city. for a Saturday zame
Address Joseph Mikolaiewski, 400 Por
tor street.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
SATURDAY BAsEBALL.
AIl-NilufntOn Ieaue Results.

NTT-N TTTITUTWU TTHUT TE'"HTI-7
. Eleventh Ward. rs; Defiance. 4.
Parkside, s. Keystone, 1.
Eden, s; SilverhrOok, 0.
Ninth Ward-NeihbOrhood called OF;
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati az Pittsburgh.
Chicago az 81. Louis.
philadelphia-Ncw lorh
not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston At Philadelphia.
New York al Washington.
ST. Louis at Detri0t.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
SS5'sAS|S
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Morning Games
Philadelphia, 3: New York. l.
Pittsburgh, a; Cincinnati, T.
St. Louis, 4. Ohicaco. 1.
Afternoon Games
New York, 6. Philadelphia. o.
Brooklyn. 3: Boston, . ,ten innings
B rooklyn, b, b oston. lsecond
game).
Pittsburgh. 6: Cincinnati. 3 ui
innlngsl.
81. Louis, 2; Chicago, 4.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

Many have turned The Wants 10
good account. Make full use OF them.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

Each day the Want Ads are fun Of
live suggestions for saving moneE.-
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
nInru.uu Inu.aa

Morning Games
Boston, G; Athletics. 4.
Chicago, D; Cleveland. 3.
81. Louis. 3 Detroit, :
Washington. 4, New York. 3.
Afternoon Games
Boston, 30. Athletics. 3.
Washington, Q: New York, 4.
Chicago, 6. Cleveland. ;.
Detriot, 2: st. bouis, 3.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

The Wants provide capable work
ers In every line or probable en-
deavOr.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Newport, s; Brack-Ex, 3.
Elsmere. s; Stanton, Z.
Marshallion, s; Richardson Park. 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
Interesting Meeting.

The Girls Reserve club OF the
Horace Mann school gave Il party
yesterday at the country home.
After several songs were sung, prizes
were awarded ia the woman or the
lnan who had been in the home the
longest. This was given TO "a woman
who had been in the homo for five
years Then the youngest ana the
Oldest were given prizes and In many
other interesting ways, Games were
played and later Ice cream and cake
were served
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
lHaICrnlal NlerIinr

There viii be u meeting OF all the
missionary societies In their fedora
uon at the First Methodist church
Friday April Q. IN all-day session
The meeting will open AT 10 o'clock.
lunch viii be served at ~ and the
afternoon session win start at i.3O
o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-06
Fer ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails TO stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo. which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes,
blackheads, IN most cases give way
to Iemo. Frequently, minor blemiShcs
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo Is a safe. anti
septic liquid, clean. easy 20 use and
dependable. II costs only Csc; an extra
large bottle, Sl.00. IL will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and Is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins
Tho r. W. Rse Co. Cleveland. O.