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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
To Repulate Rathinr suits.

LONDON, March 29.-Enactment
of ordinances making it an offense
for a member of either sex to wear
a bathing costume that does not ex-
tend from ''the neck TO within four
inches of the knees" has been sug-
gested to local authorities at seaside
towns by the ministry of health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Garden and Lawn FertIizei at Kelly 4
McAlinden Co IsS5-s-ss-st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
NOTICE

Will the party who took the fur neck
piece fro.L the Wiik Co.'S store return
same or would you rather have the man.
sger call upon you. as the guilty party
is known by him.
THE wILK CO.
1612-5-2s-tfs 1871 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

VIII sell all KINDS Of coai and Gas
Ranges on Monthly Payments F. J..
Larkin. $40 Madison Ave. Phone T42.
l0eO-Tues Thurs. Sat. tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Don't neglect your iawns see Us for
seeds. Kelly & McAlinden Co.
15s5-5-26-3t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Eertilizer for every purpose at Kelly &
NeAlinden Co. Iss5-s-es-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

See us for Baby Chicks. Kelly 6 Nc
Alinden Co. 1641-3-2s-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

1890 Ford Delivery For Sale. wurgler
S & Battery Company. 154 Jefferson ST.
16sS-3-29-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Baby Chicks at Kelly & MeAiinden
Co. 1s41-5- 2s-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

LONDON. March 29.-The gov
ernment issued a white paper giving
results of the court inquiry into the
affair at Mallow. Ireland. January
81. when several railway men were
shot by officers attempting to run
down the assaSsins who wounded
Captain Kinge. an inspector. and
shot his wife dead. The paper shows
the court vindicated the action and
rendered a finding that the railway
men had not been improperly dealt
with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
MANY to- Return to Work

TOLEDO. March 29:-Between
six and seven thousand employees
will return to work at the Overland
automobile plant Monday, Vice
President Charles B. Wilson an
nounced today. The plant closed
down November. 1920.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
GERMANS TAKE
RED GARRISON
Important Gain Made in War
on Communist Disorders in
Central Germany.
PLANT is CAPTURED
Many Rioters Killed in Disor-
der in Essen---CIash With
the Security Police.

BERLIN, March 29.-An import
ant gain was made today by the gov
ernment forces in dealing with COM
munist disorders in Central Ger
many, when security police sur
rounded the nitrogen plant at Leuna
which has been a communist strong
hold for the past five days and forc-
ed the insurgents to surrender. The
insurgents against whom the attack
was opened. at first offered resistance
but their escape was cut off on all
sides and they capitulated.
The troops took 1000 prisoners
and secured large supplies of rifles
and machine guns and ammunition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Gordon Taxi Service
Arthur Messing. Prop.
"a hour Service
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

P. A. Hdwe. for 'shinser' Fertilizer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Garden Seen in bulk at Kelly & Nc
Ainden Co 15S5-5-26-3t'
P. A HdWe. for Spades. Rakes and
Forks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

Just arrived Baby Chicks. Kelly & Nc
Alinden Co. l64l-3-2s-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29

P. A. Hdwe. for cultivator. and Seed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29


ESSEN, Germany. March 29:--
Fifteen rioters were killed and forty
wounded in a clash with security
police. The attempt to bring on I,
general strike here has so far failed.
An exceptional status" has been
proclaimed for Dortmund, Bochum,
Gelsenkirchen and other points in
Rhenish Prussia.
The Exceptional status" referred
to presumably is similar to, or iden-
teal with the mon military state
of siege" which has been put into
force by the German authorities in
parts of central Germany affected
by the communist disorders.
The outbreak was promptly dealt
with by the American military
police. The disorders are the first
recorded in the Rhine area since
the outbreak of the communist ris-
ings in Prussian Saxony. Whether
these movements are connected does
not yet appear.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
SOUTH CAROLINA SHERIFF
COMES FOR PRISONER.

E. w. Register, sheriff of Darlington
county. South Carolina. accompanied
by his son. William, arrived in Bruins
wick yesterday morning, coming here
to take back Isam Swing, negro.
taken into custody by the local police
department several days ago. The
negro is wanted in South Carolina on
charge OF burglary, having escaped
from jail at Darlington just few days
prior to the date he to begin serv.
ing five year sentence in the state
peuitentiary. Sheriff Register and his
son were shown over the city and
nearby points OF interest by M, L. Nc.
Kinnon, whose brother is a warm
friend OF the sheriff's. The official
expressed surprise at Brunswick's size
and said II was one OF the preftiest
little cities he has visited In years.
He will return to Darlington. with his
prisoner, this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
INJURED SOLDIER RE-
MOVED TO HOSPITAL.

During the two weeks encampmen.
OF the First Georgia Regiment, at ST.
Simon. the health conditions have
been unsurpassed, there having been
but one case CT serious illness among
the twelve hundred and fifty soldiers.
and this resulted from an accident.
Private Monroe Tyler, OF Company
b, shortly after arrival OF the troops.
sustained a fractured rib while scuf-
ding with one of his comrades. Pneu.
monia set in as a result OF the in.
jury. and Private Tyler has been con.
fined in ahe field hospital The camp
physicians have pronounced him az
being past the d1nger point. and he
was removed last night. to the Bruins
wick City Hospital. where he viii re-
main until able to return to his home
in Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23

An automobile tourist party, con-
sisting OF two men, three ladies and
two children. from Montreal, Canada,
spent the night in Brunswick Thurs
day night stopping at the Royal Ho-
tel. The party was enroute TO Flor
Ida, and left early yesterday morning
for Jacksonville. The volume OF tour
ist travel. both north and south bound.
is daily increasing, and the people OF
Brunswick are already beginning to
get some idea of what the Darien-
Brunswick bridge win be worth to this
city during the fall and winter months
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
POSTPONE AUGUST TERM
OF CITY COURT.


Following a meeting of the Bruins
wick Bar association, with Judge E. G.
Butts, of the city court, at the court
house yesterday morning, it was an
nounced that the regular August term
of the court would be postponed until
the latter part of September, or early
in October After discussing the
matter from number of angles it
was decided by all concerned, the
court concurring. that the best inter-
ests OF the public would be served by
postponing the August term. Oficial
notice of the postponement will be
served on all jurors drawn to serve
during the term. However Judge
Butts will convene the court che day
for the purpose of disposing of pend
ing matters that will not require the
services of a jury. The adjourned
May term was dismissed yesterday,
the calendar having been completed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
ATLANTIC TAKES BIG
PARTY TO FERNANDINA.

The Steamer Atlantic. under com.
mand OF Capt. Waite, carries q party
OF more than one hundred passengers
on its regulsr trip To Fernandina and
Dungenness Thursday. Most Of the
party went aboard at ST. Simon. being
made up of visitors to the Island The
trip down the coast 90 Fernandina In
enc az the most delightful coast voy-
ages imaginable. with many points OF
historical interest 70 be seen enr0ute.
The Atlantic makes two round trips
esch week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
IMPROVED SCHEDULES FROM
BRUNSWICK 10 EASTERN
POINTS VIA iTHALMANNg
ALI a. M

/ The A.. b. & A. railroad now has the
Quickes: daily service, TO. Eastern
points via Thalmann and 8. A. L. Ry.
by leaving Brunswick via this ronte
at 1890 a. m. passengers viii arrive
At Savannah 1856 p. m. Richmond
5:le a. m. Washington. d. c.. s:4s
q. M. following morningg and New
York City 1867 p. m.
This service affords passengers best
accommodation in aiI-steel Pullman
equipment from ThalmaIin. and ne
cessitateg the change OF cars but one
time between Brnnswlck and, Eastern
points. INFORMATION and reservations
win be gladly furnished by ]. A.
tlFveigh. telephone sss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
DR.. COLLIER AND FAMILY
TO MAKE MOTOR TRIP

Dr.. C. v. Collier and family will
leave in 3 few days for an extended
automobile trip to Jackson. Atlanta,
and other points in North Georgia,
where they go TO visit relatives. and
TO take their summer vacation. 1t
will be noted that the genial doctor
timed his visit to the peach belt just
at the time when the best Of the peach
crop is reaching maturity and like
wise the spring crop of chickens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
GIRLSl LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the juics of two lemons into q
bottle containing three ounces Of Orchard
White, which any drug store will supply
for few cents, shake well. and you have
. quarter pint Of harmless and delight
full lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and wilderness Of your skin
Famous stage beauties uss this lemon
l01ian 90 bleach and bring that soft,
clear, rosy-whits complexion, also "a
krsckis, sunburn, and tan bleach bscauss
Il aesxnt Initiate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
CLYDE LINE STEAMER
DELAYED ENROUTE

The CLYDE Line steamer from New
York. due to have reached port Thurs
day. had not arrived up 70 last night,
having. been delayed at Wilmington.
N. c., according to reports, The steam
er is bringing a!large cargo for Bruins
wick merchants, and is expected to
arrive today or tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
REGISTER cars $500
FINE FOR FisTic ENCOUNTER.

In police court yesterday morning
Joe Register. proprietor Of a small
store al L and Wolf streets was fined
$500 by Recorder Pope as result Of
his encounter the day before with
John Davis. In bis statement TO the
csnrt Mr.. Register said that Davis had
used abusive language to him OF sach
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23

character that he would have resent
ed it had the hangsman's moose been
around his neck. Davis resident of
LawrencevilIe. was given reprimand
by the court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
NEWS NOTES
Of GENERAL Interest
THE TIDES.

THE TIDES.
High water at 1927 a. M and 11:46|
p m. Low water at 5:31 a. M and
s5:34 p. m. Based on outer bar; APP
proximately 80 minutes later in the
sharbor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
HOTEL employees

CHICAGO, July s.-The character
of the American hotel buainrHs inay
Ice affected In marked drglco by uc-
tion aiken AT the annual meetings
of the American Hotel association
opening herc Monday according to
Secretary J.. X. Bintchford lie re-
ported tliese proposals coming up;
Recommendation Of the federal
board for vocational education that
the hotels set aside $4,000 90 cs-
tahlish training chools fut employees.
Reorganization Of the National
Hotel association TO put u ON u dele
gate basis
Suggestion that q travel bureau Doe
established In the department ~ the
interior to encourage travel Ia this
country.
Endorsement Of right name" log
iHhation making false registration
puninhable by law.
Secretary B~latchford said that one
OF the IcadinR universities Uf the
country was considering "a curse IN
hotel management
"simco the passing OF the hotci bar
with prohibition" he added, tho pub
he regards the hotel huaiu,s Doe n
better HIGHT, and fathers % mothers
arr moro Inclined 20 view 10 Rs e.
field for their SONS and daurhicrH
Tho need Tor the development 81
hotel executives ANA employee iH ur-
gent think u thu recommends
lions 81 the vocational board are
acted upon the hoiols VIII attrnri
rome Of the best talent TO be had "
other allied conventions to b. held
here neNt week include those OF the
Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit associa-
ton the Great Lake Hotel aHsOcla-
ton. the American Caterer assOciu 70
ton, The International Stcwards' AS
sociatlon. tho American Association of
Diuing Car superintcndentf aud The
Greeters % America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
CATCHER HARD
ON BASE STEALERS
Snedeger to Play Behind
Plate for Local Team
Sunday

Base stealing will bc invisible; or
binary hits will BE- scoopcd up and
turned into put outs and curves viii
fly ovoE the plate whcn Bcicn players
bat. AZ least 10 says the Al man
ugcmont.
The Aqs say that sncdVgcr is to be
tho man behind the plate and that he
can swing speedy ncs to second Ike
bullets. giving the nne no chance
To steal any SACKS. S%ncGcgcr did some
OF the catching at Gallup q week ago
and proved so effective that hc rs
to be tried over again.
Stumpf or branglc who are also
strong players behind the plate viii
probably work on first base, The Aus
say that Il was crroricss bah that Won
at Gallup and IL viii hc tho same
brand OF bah hat Will win from
IClcn.
Tho game ~ to be- started at 3
O'Clock sunday afternoon. Jack Mar
ktc viii umpire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

Bascman Lew Blue and Catcher
Johnny Hnsslcr OF Detroit rate tho
best OF those who play regularly.
Second Bascmau iigEs stephen
son Of iho Cleveland Indians has "a
batting average above Bluc or Bass
lcr, but just az present he is hcnchcd
20 allow veteran Bil MambsgauHs
Ia rsturn to duty ON the other club
Stephenson would be "a regular.
Complete list OF rockies retained in
National league follows:
National League.
rII'rsBt NG-IItchcrs g. o. Glnz-
Nor. John Morrison. brow H.. RAIDER.
Niosrs yellow Horse and Jack Iinn.
Catchcr- " T.. Skln and $. NJ VIII
suu. Iufptirrs a. T.. EuruhHrif.
james 49, Tltrusy and r.. q Ereh
mEor. putleidcrs John T.. MokHu and
Irv Uohwrr.
CUICAGo Pitchers James a..
YORK. AlcA ~ Freeman. NirrIl g..
CherFes and Percy Iec Jones. In
nclIcrs RAY Grimes and i1hunN Rel
lchcr uutficldrra Gcorg, j. MtIsul
and John e. sullivan.
NEW NpHk-pItchcr HN Ryan.
Catcher NloN CASTOR. l|n.ie'dtrs EI
Brown. Johnny Muutot William
Patterson and Joseph lspp. out
fielder curtis Walker
HltUaADElrTtIN Pitchers s. q.
EauWEaEtueU g. Is. Wilhelm Hut D.
Eocnan tntehcrs s. g. HruggE and
John Peters ipfold.r a.. purkIn# uu.
BOSTON Pitchers g. c. Hr,Stou.
J. W. C1ouoy. Cy Morgan and Ira
Towu-gud. catcher Frank Gibson.
Diftlclirr Albert o.. NiAUu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
SPEAKER DETHRONES
HE|LMANN As THE
LEADING BATTER
Cleveland Manager In
creases Average; Gut
shaw Forging Up

CHICAGO. July 9.-Tris Speaker.
pilot OF the Cleveland worlds cham
pions. has dethroncd Harry HeiImann.
the Detroit smuggling outfieider for
batting honors In the American
league. a~ccordinE to averages re.
leased today which include games u
Wednesday. The averages are those
OF players who have participated In
&c games or more. speaker Increased
his batting mark from ies a week
ago & AS. while Helimann suffered
a slump going hitlesa "Wednesday IN
the game between the White o and
TsEcrR and now 30 batting .4os.
Babe Ruth. the home run klne. g.
making rapid strides toward the top
OF the ladder and hes advanced 10
fourth position. hehiad Cobb, the De-
troit manager. who was clouting .39t
before he was forced out OF the same
because OF an injury. Ruth h. hitting
AVS. The Yankee sluggcr cracked out
three home run during the past
week and brought hi4 string 20 u
circuit drives. Ruth also Is proving
the best run gettcr in the johnson
circuit. having registered 81 times
for his club. HE has cracked %
hits for a total OF se6 bases, which,
bcsidcs his four-piy knocks. include
20 doubles and triples.
seorEe Sisier. the ST. Louis star.
added another base to his string and
10 showing tho way to the base seal
crs with Is thefts
Other leading batters. Sisier. .3e4.
williams. 81. Louis. .36i. Tobin. St
Louis. $50. Vtach, Detroit. .55S;
sevvrcid. s. Louis. ,SS7' r Collins
Chicago. .Ss1.
The veteran George Cpishaw OF the
Pirates enjoyed a Ereat week With
the willow and has become the run
nel nj 20 Roger Hornsbyi the 81.
Louis star among the battcrs Of the
National league. Although numerous
Players are ahead Of the slusging
Pittrburg initia, sack guardian, they
have not played In as many Eamea,
az he averages are Of players who
participated In As or more games
curshaw. who was In tenth place a
week ago boosted ht average from
.sf7 T. ass. Hornsby, however.
fassd well and Increased his aSeragc
from .4D7 20 .l2s. Cy Williams, tho
Phiadaiphia Outfiefder. also was on
a rating rampage during the holi-
days and moved from eighteenth
place TO fourth position with n mark
Of 1857 compared with .33s a week
ago. He is -four points behind
Meusel a team maze who y in third
pis co with .36ls~
Georre Kelly. the Giants home
run siugEcr. cracked cut "a brace Of
circuit drives nd has caught up with
MeGsel. who added only one 10 his
string. They have a dozen each
Max Carey. thu fleot footed Pirate
outfielder. hes been burning the
paths the last week and Is showing
the way to the bass aealers with %
thefts. which ts three better than
Frisch OF New York.
Dave Bancroft Of the Giants g.
leading in the number of rum scored
having made So teliios for his club.
Hornsby with his i22 hits h Leading
the league In total bases with 1875.
which inciude 20 doubles, IL triples
Hnc nine hOmsrs.
other leading battcrG; Young. New
Yoik. 1855: Rnush, Cincinnati 554;
McHenry. Il. Louis, asa. Grimes,
Chicago. SOL Maranville, Pittsburgh,
$50. Fournier, ST.. Louis, .3f7; Masn,
ST Louis. .5f7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Fielding n. Yost Now Is
Michigan New Sport
Dictator

E.t .tt-rr, I'm" ynlt IuI,I
.rs Van
Ath'eu' i'i'''"'
Michigan lh' i'"HII'" '"
twenty wears ot service t. football
m.,t,r DO rsEfrg him d.lr 90. tH.
i"'N'"' Wy "7
athl'i4n'.
Instead of stamping Dis 'HuIil uH
on just the tufuru 'lDN"n uI Nl.NI-
gan hen speed up $40 Ann hrHor
athletes
n wts AT Ann 'rnor u.Hi lH' n1I.
Of hurry up was i.iti tieh'b onto
Yost
tits efforts tu r#Iu speed va. i."
Of Oh" coined u'fl'.
And fust BIAS brought 'W.iI,H
like real n'uiua Goo t.' uI.u ui N.'I'
CAMS sridir"n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Catholic Laymen's
Retreat in Santa Fe
During August

4 Catholic ,aymcn's retreat viii be-
given at Santa Fc during the month
OF August under 'hc auspices 81 tho
co !ncii OF the knights of Columbus
Thu rc.rcat viii bc conducted hy q
Distinguished upiritunl director. This
viii be the first laymcn's retreat ever
hcli in this diocese. Several HppliCu-
tons have already been received from
siombcrs Of the Albuquerque council.
Applications should bc made To-
charles j. Eckcrt at the First Ma
tioYul bank at SANTA he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

C~INCINNATt Pitchers Lynn
Brcnton ana buddy Naricr. catcher
Bubbles Harrravo Inncldors sam
Buhno and Louis Fonscra
ST. LOUts-Pitchcrs Bnl Pcrtica.
Arthur Rlyicrc and James Roy
Walker.
BRooKLYN - outncldor wallace
Hood.
American League.
Rookie survivors In American
league are;
ST. LOUIS-ptchcrs H. v. Van
glider, r.. palmcro and Ray Rich
moud. Catcher Pat collins luficld-
prs Ernest Dudley Loo. Marty Nc
Aianua. Bill Gleason and Lyman
Lamb Outncldcr Frank W'tzcll
CHICAGO Pitchers - ,. Mulrcn-
man j. 7. Davenport md louclfs
McNVocuy. catcher Evorottc Var
snn. inGtllsrs Ilrl Sheoly. Ernio
johnson md r. g. Muilitau. out
fielder Johnny No-tll
DETROIT Ptrhors Bert cole.
carl Holdings. Walter stewart, y. u.
Middleton and Harvey sutherland.
catcher johnny ii1Fslcr luil'ldcrs
Low Biuo and Joe Sargent.
SEW YGBK-PItchcrs Alex Fer
gt.ou and Tom Shoohnu. Catcher
Al DE Nurmcr inflcldcr lOhuuy
Mitchell Outuelders Tom Connolly
und Solsou Hawkes.
WASIINGTpN Catcher TONY
Hroftcm. iuncldors Boh lamotto and
D'Uourtr DutfsldfrI Bling Miller
and Frank Brower
ptIIAnE.pHiA-tHtDhs JnlnuN
Walker. tnnoldors FuuE Brazil
nuI ERNEST NcCauu
Eu5TDh- Catcher Hoft chaplin
IfuUriftr C1arhr rltfourcf burnold-
,r Eru.f NoitEta
CLEVELAND -nOrld'r EIE e.
~Nf.rH.ra.tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
National League
american League

ST. LOUIS. IuY St Louis battcd
Zachary for sixteen hits aLd twelve
rms before he was taken out In the
sixth and won from Washington II
to 2.
Ey Innings. a. n. II.
Washington OO0 O0i COL 9 o
80. Louis 1870 ~ Ute-i2 Is 1
Batteries Zachary. Schacht and
Charity: Davis and Collins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

DETROIT Mich. july boo
Hush hrld Detroit to- four hits and
Boston won. iIeilmaun made the
Longest homo run In the history OF
the lnrhl park, q distance Of so feet.
Babe Euth's Longest hit vas 400 foct
at the polo grounds THU year.
Ey Innings. II. II. Z.
Boston ....fOO UIO OtO-s . Z
Detroit ....... 900 uua uuU-3 I 8
Bush end l;ucl, Hllhug and BASS
.lor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. postponed.
rain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

UEpOKINN. july o. Pittsburgh
defeated Brooklyn 10y launching two
u.ta with SUhupu'r vIIdu,s Do OIL
SONS error iu the sixth iuuiuE
~l.tfthurEh 100 nua 600 %
iEruulIpu 600 poo 90. go q
Cooper and Schmidt ~Hhupu
Mitchell and Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

Sew york. July P-NHw lork shut
chicago. Nohf holding ih" cubs
iu three bite anil giving mo- passes
Alexander ALSO pitched an effective
-HHIr but lost iu tho ninth when k''-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

BOSTON. Mass. July o Boston
defeated Cincinnati. Scott held the
visitors To- i've hits and Boston made
its seven hits count. thanks To three
stolen bases aud errors by Groh and
Crane.
By Innings: H. ~. b..
Cincinnati ....O00 U0N q Do a
boston ......ugi 600 OIs-b 2 {
Luquc. Coumbo and WtuEu. Scott
n Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

pHiLApELPHiA. July a-phi'u-
dclphiH hit Prefer hard aud easily
defeated 81 Louis.
ST Louin .... 600 400 600 2
Philadelphia ..u03 oct i4'-s ~ O.
ID PREFER and Clemens, Rims Ind
BrLggy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

CHICAGO. July Dick Kerr cuu-
tuucd his Effectiveness against New
York aud scored his fourth win over
the Yankees,
BY innings: II. n. T..
New York loo 600 oO0-l . q
Chicago ."......UO O0O 2Uf-i - q
Nhawk key amt Svhuug. Kerr and
SCiulk.
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Supervisor
For Public Schools

Miss Bertha Poet. Of Monticello.
Indiana. h1s uron cuEIEcd 1s music
a|uTprsi.ur uf tho public huulH ur
Albuquerque Co succeed Mias Mlyhallo
Shtitpu. who b. leaving Co take 20
similar position boz the 90 Insu
schools.
,iiss Poet is On graduate uf thr
rqNprsIry = Illinois She has at
tended the Columbia school OF Music
at chicago for the past year and
before that wts supervisor of music
boz tho rrhunlH uf Williams, Arizona.
for a. unu h,r g y'tts. 81" b. spend
inc no. summer of homie. and viii
arrive in Albuquerque before thr
-un-ML-. N -nlL uI m aunt-mM,r
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lohcr's tumble allowed t'risch to score
nftor the bases were filled.
by innings; r. H. T..
Chicago ...s..OVO GOO uVo-U 3 /
Row York ....OOU GOO COL u %
Alexander and kiliicri N,ht aud
Smith, snyder.