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The New York herald., 1921-03-06

and the firm we're Indicted on Decem-
ber 20 with fifty other members OF John
I. Hettrick's group OF master plumb
ers. Fifteen have now pleaded guilty
and others are expected 10 do 50 on
Monday, the day set for the trials. No
sentences will be imposed until I'll the
cases have been disposed OF.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
10 sAIL FOR CUBA.

Forty-rive passengers sailed yesterday
for Cuba on the Munson liner Muna-
mar. Among the voyagers we're Irwin
c. Arthur. American consul at An
tllla, Mrs. Arthur, -ar. and Mrs. Gay
W. Britt. Edward r. Underwood and
Facundo Bacardi. the distiller.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FIFTEENTH PLEA OF GUILTY.

John C. o'Neili pleaded guilty before
Justice McAvoy in the Supreme Court
yesterday in behalf of hts firm, Pollsck
* o'Neill as well as himself, Of having
violated the Donelly ANTITRUST law. lie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06
For Rent-Roonns

FOR RENT-NICE OFFICES NEW
ELLISON BUILDING, 30 NORTH
WASHINGTON ST.. OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE. PHONE 70. 10-2wksP
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06
w amt a Home?

A wonderful new up-to-date bun.
galow on paved street southwest
HARDWOOD floors. fire place. huIlt.in
features, ready FOR occupancy. Price
and ,erms given on appointment,
Very attractive six room bungalow
hardwood floors. fire place. French
doors and breakfast room Corner lot
Two story garage and servant house
Very modern and up.to-datc. Part
cash will handle
A beautiful two-story home. Every.
thing in first class condition. Sew.
cnty-fvc foot corner lot. Swell lo.
cation southwest Must be seen to he
appreciated. Tho price Is In line.
A neat five room bungalow five
blocks from Main street. and two
blocks from school Price $3.50
sl.s5O cash will handle. Balance like
rcr'.
A neat five room bungalow on ear
line. East front. Price furnished. $4,000
Small cash payment will handle
4 new two story home Large living
room. swell bed rooms, sleeping
porch. -Four blocks from the post of.
flee northwest. Price FOR quick sale
$500.
t.OTS-tyDANS
We have come bcautiftJ lots priced
right and can give ycu loan TO
build and homes already built. II It
In a home. a lot. . Loan or insurance
that you wsns. get our terms and
prices.
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For Rent--Houses

FOR RENT-5room modern house,
with sleeping porch, located on
North Washington street. Phon"
GS-J or 6S-M 4-3P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06
Automobiles

ysll paint any Ford roadster or tour
ing car FOR 1890. A. u Echols
Garage, ia East Main. Phone aai
3O.Gr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06

To whom u May Conrefni
In conformity with the state laws
of Oklahoma governing the disposition
NJ unclaimed and refused freight. no.
iico Is her-hy given that the below
described pruperty will he sold at pub.
lie auction tn the highest bidder at
tho fright depot NJ the q. G s 3. p
railway, Ardmore. Okla September =
at f.ao y. m. unless same Is previously
called for and all charges paid there.
oni ono box t9l plate glass 1oxiss
inches, broken, covered by Oklahoma
CITY. Oklahoma, to Ardmuru, Oklaho.
ma, waybil M. asss6. september %.
1890. from the United Plate a
Window Glass Company ronsign-
I'd to shippers order. notify n n
Co,lev, Afdmore, Okla, ons piece
VIII! cut Toxiso inches. thu e,hsr glass
will su, twu lD pieces feSSi inches
and s4xJ6 inches.
H. j. EVANS.
Agent, a. g a 5. ?. ~
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FOR SALE Cheap complete kitchen
outfit Phone 1004-J. 4.3P
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H. A. BROOKS
Cash Grocery and Meats
I3 North Washington Street
Phone 050

Quart Virginia Dare
Wine for ------------40c
Pint Virginia Dare
Wine ---------------2Oc
Is Bars Lynox Soap $l.00
s Bars JOY Soap-------25c
6 lbs. Crisco -------$l 90
3 lbs. Crisco ---------55c
10 lbs. Blue Karo---6Oc
10 lbs. Red Karo------65c
Gallon Blackberries Boo
Gallon Peaches Toe
Gallon Apricots ------75c
Gallon Catsup --------75c
Pork Chops -------3Oc
Seven Steak ----------2Oc
Stew Meat -----------12c
Loin Round Steak Boo
Sliced Bacon ---------5Oc
$500 Order Delivered Free
Come and See Us
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Classified
w ants

One cent per word each insertion.
a minimum charge of 25 cents made
for ads run one day only. Copy must
lie in Ardmoreite office by 10 O'Clock
week days. If received after that hour
ads will be run too late to classify"
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errors unless advertising copy is hand
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06

ron RENT-Threo furnished rooms.
modern close in, close to school
northwest. Phone SOC 6-5
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Agent, q. c, a 5. 2 ~
l-lr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-06

FOR RENT room unfwnished
house. 6O3 f street, 4th avenue,
northwest. Phone 1859, Lewis Shell
ton. 63
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FURNISHED MODERN APART
ments in Park View Apartments.
Private bath. Phone 375. ,5-ii-A
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Wanted to Buy
Positions w anted

POSITION WANTED-By young lady
s,enoerapher and bookkceper Ad
dress 303 care Ardmorcite. l.6A
POSITION WANTED BY experienced
rouretceper In private family Phone
1871 CO
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Business Opport,,sities

iic.ee up quickly loaned, to furniture
owners, To men and women whr
work; best and private terms. stand
srd Credit Co. l Bridsemsn lilds
s-s-iN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25

SLIGHTLY USED sAut. $40 gI.Ss 8
.iEa'' - r@n. u lights 90 5at-. ;. per
par SiSh'4y used .ar.. doors s.
s." window L-Lsu.a i',w door frames.
u zach. b. ilp.g.vII Va. Itnfrl.
ION combination 90, Fr'"rsuGrg. VI.
SBbN FOUNTAINS ana no. foot marble
'veEi"fH, back liars 20 u,Nt. E. .Gll line
new "n! gsed fixtures Tor drur rDu!.c-
f."t"f.. ffocuft't, r"atHurN'i rtp-v. J.
NAtr Nh5'ar outfit marble .lubs auT
size" '!rF.rH u haven't got X /
.fH get li- COT Rate !lriNfu Company.
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ny CliAS. y. ROSE co.
Rca! Estate Auctionccrs

In execution OF a certain deed or
trust TO the undersigned trustee
dated September l5 1920. and rn'
corded III the Office OF the clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Hcnr!co coun,v
IN ID; II. PEA page 374. default nav,
ing been made in the payment Of the
ocbt secured thereby. and being re-,
Iuested by the notcho.der so TO do.
VIII offer for sale ut public auction
on the premises on
MONDAY. APRIL %. 1921
NJ O'CLOCK l.. NJ.
the following described property: An
mat certain tract or parcel of lama
with all buildings. improycmcnts
timber and wood and right OF WAYS
ana appurtcnanceS thereto belonging
lying and being in the County of
iicnrico. Virginia. about three miles
northeast ii thv city OF Richmond
near Craight"n Road or Hanover
Road. and containing l23 acres. more
or less, as shown by plat made by
j. Crawford Rcdd ~ BROTHERS. sur
veyors and Engineers. dated August
H. 1917. and recorded with the decd
from Chas. G.. Willard and wife IN
l.dinund Christian, dated September
Ia, l3l1 being the same real estate
which was conveyed from Chas q
Willard and Marchio Il Millard TO
Lula Saunders BASS by deed. dated
July 3. 1920, ana duly recorded in
said Clerks Office
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay Off
ana discharge note for 100000, to-
Ecther with all taxes. Ievics and cost
of executing this trust. balance to he
announced ct sale. This sale Is sub
Ject 20 pr:or lien OF si775O.GO
tSigned) W. a. PENDLETON.
Trustee
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Trustee Auction Sale
of
| 4O8 North
lwenty-Second
Street

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust 70 the undersigned trustees
dated February &c. 1920, recorded in
inc clerks Office OF Richmond Chan
SerE Court, in d. b. 259-D, page 80,
Getauit having been made in the pay
nent OF u part OF debt therein
secured and being required SO to do
ID! inc beneficiary. we Will sell at
public auction on the promises.
MONDAY. APRIL 25. 1921,
AZ o'clock L. NJ,
all that certain lot or parcel of land.
with tho frame dwelling thereon,
known as Nc. nos North Twenty
city OF Etchmond. Virginia, on tho
west side of Twenty second Street,
between L and u Streets, and bound
eu as follows. to-wit: Beginning ut
point on the west side OF Twenty
second street III feet north OF its
intersection with the north line OF 4
street, thence running northwardly
along the west line OF Twcnty-sccont
street and fronting thereon 80 feet,
thenco back from said front west
wardly and between parallel lines l25
ieet ! inches TO an alley in tho rear
TERMS: Cash to pay OF two past
due notes. one principal note for the
for the sum OF S39.I5, due February
70. 1921. and accrued interest on same,
and to cover costs of executing said
trust. balance, IL any. TO be secured
by deed of trust payable one year
after date with per cent interest,
or All cash. at tho option of tho pur-
chaser.
Geo. I. Richardson and NJ. d. Num-,
naliy trustees AS5s
BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC.
Auctioneers. qsss$
,. - ,n"' ~, .os--ctip inusxnI-Y
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee S Auction Sale

ls M,f AGRE %3S or HAM LANp T%GErHEH
ANn ALL OTHER IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON. LOCATED
NEAR NoRW GOD AVENUE
ABOUT ONE-QUARTER OF A
MILE EAST OF CHAMi!ERi.AYNE
AVENUE
Ey virtue OF deed of trust dated
July -. 1920. and recorded in the
Clerks otncc of lirnrico County Cir
cult Court in -. h. PISA, page 1853.
default having been made In the pay
iEcnt OF the debt secured thereby. and
fciary. ] Will sell Al public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDA APRIL -. 1921.
Al O'Clock l.. NJ
the following described property:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land, with all the Improvements
thereon. lying and beng in the
County OF Hcnrico. Virginia. just
north Of the city Of Richmond. Vir-
Ing tracts Nos. -. IS and -. as shown
on Plat OF Montrose \. $. Grant
Farm Subdivision attached to and
made part of the deed from Lcilh
;. lir"mner 10 Thos. j. Noble, dated
May u 1870. and duly recorded In tho
aforesaid Clerks Office. to which pIn,
reference is hereby made" &
TERMS: Cash
FRANK s. RlCHEsoN.
\. H.-Wh!lc the above terms are
cash, more liberal terms may be nh
tanned from the auctionccrs
This sale is made subject To a prior
lien of SI.5T2.00. together with I'm
accrued interest thereon.
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THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1921

n
r. NJ. A. Taylor
AT O'Clock
AT . o'clock p NJ, No 9O7 Street E5
o2-o4-oGoS feat
of feet
hats on Taylor Street will
peeeo lot fronts 80
sxeenfoo alley dwelling Norh Tuents
street contains three
Tor person moderate means the lot inches by
'"N"'S w
The $ in
be go e''a'e'
TERMS one'hr Of the purchase and the residue
from date OF sale The credit nstalments
the
and the title of the be whole
the
all cash. at the option . - 80" VI
r. e. JR
Special
in STYLED anti bos ho
duly ~ 49, '' 'e" 9
SAMUEL WADDII,I Clerk +
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ HEADQUARTERs =
~ RiSitHoND tOMMANDERY NO.
~ =. KNIGHTS TEMPI.NR.
4 =, Richmond. Va. April =. ;aer.
<Sir Enights.--Attend !, SPECIAL con-
clave or your Conlinandcry In the Asylum
~ tho Masonic Tenrle on Monday Nprii
-, At j. NJ. In full dress q: a Tc,n,lnr
On foot. 10 act as escort to Fraternal
Lodge No. u. at the funeral o. our lais
Brown.
Members OF the Comma ndcry OF st An
drew. No. -. and transient SIR knights
are courteously invited TO attend
By order W the COMMANDER
JOHN h. ROSE, JR
Captain General.
W. VI. Williams
Recorder.
BROOKS * RICHARDSON. INC,
Realtors
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Legal Notices
81
OFFICE, OF THE vlKGINiA STATE:
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
~" south Third Stree:

OFFICE nrG or HHE c0 yMIjif IA,ny STATE
M IN; wi; "e rassiysd 4, IN ai,ce, of
10 South Third Street. Richmond. Va.
Hai" ~! ~ G,gl"ci. noon. TUESDAY, May )
.'-!' Tor "a: construction OF this following
seyyii r,.}s, OF Sat- ro2as: -.
waterhound macadam road on state Road
~" ~ west from Jonesvi!le. in Lee
Also on projcc; 49, bids Will be received
sor one stsH. ana c9Acretc bridge. . feet
:SnE over Dry Creek. on State Road No.
Virginia Project No. So 30 miles Of
macad.m road on state Road No. ;. nartA
IRON iiL"m", IN F!uvanna county, Alter
y!retnia rroject No SEA. 74s MIL. Of
FAX County line. Loudoun County
ww a nae"d.m road on state ROAD
virginia rrojSct 80. ii7.X. 9Si miles of
q town OF WILLIAMSBURG. in James c f.t
virrlnn Project No s-sa o5s mile. NJ
Road No ?. through the town OF vii
cens!stc road on State ROAD 70 i 3 wc 81
Of tn. town 81 wii!iamshi:1g. in James
and li7H are .coniiruous to each othSr
l.HE!hccFS VII! he at tho follOW!ng Iiace4
To show contractors over the iiffercat
projects as follows:
Anri .i s. ;sx rTo, q, e o'clock Tuesday
g hr? ;rnio a, 10 10 O'Clock Tuesday. April
ociocks Wednesday April p, Tor Project
at WythcviIlc AZ 10 a. ~. Thursday.
Apr!l -. Tor Project 100.
At williamsburg at 1880 y. NJ. Thurs
Day, April IS for Projects li7-A. S-s3 and
a certified check to the amour, OF To-
or tho total bid. made payable 10 the
Stale Highway Commissioner. must ac-
company each bid.
l,!nns and specifications are Oh nle at
office 81 E.rginia State Highway COM
missioner. ii6 South Third Street. Rich
mond. Va. and for Projects % and 100
az "nic" of Resident Engineer. bristol
Va. and for Project S-Gi n, Resident
EnEin".rs "nicc. Manassas. Va. Plans
for bridge on Project 80 can b.. secured
from W. i, Hobart, ioi y. Eighth ST.
Richmond. Va. al cost OF CO ccnta and
postage per set.
Plans for sections OF State roads will
he furnished prospective bidders IN RI
c"int Of check FOR 500. payable 10 the
Second Assistant Commissioner. s2S0 OF
which VIII De rcimraed when plans are
returned In good condition within two
weeks after bids are oj cncd.
| The State Highway Commissioner re-
| serves the right To reject any or ali bids.
Stat. Highway Commissioner
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AUCTIONS-LECIi.S
Auction Sales 90
TRU STEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
GA ACRES OF LAND


ga ACRES OF LAND
GErliER WITH Personal
PROPERTY
In execution OF "a certain deed of
trust 10 tn. undersigned trustee
dated January %. 1921, default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF the
debt therein secured. and being re-
CURED so TO DO by the beneficiary
vii! soil at public auction. on the
premises. on
SATURDAY. May rs 1921.
At u O'Clock Soon,
the real estate and personal prop
erty described in said deed as fol-
lows
"65i acres OF land. together wish all
buildings thereon. and rights and
privileges thereto appurtenant. STU
atcd. lying and being in Charles city
County. III The State OF Virginia, be-
ing the same tract of land conveyed
To Julien Gum by decd nom A. Fin
ley Greeley ana Bertha L. Greeley.
his wife. dated November IS. 1914. and
recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Charles City County in Deed Book
No. %. page 25i. the said tract of
v.y and map made by J. Lycl! Clarke.
civil Engineer, dated January 10
1917. SIN hundred and siNty-siN and
ninety onc-hundrcdths tGGGyo) acres.
conveyed unto Westhury Farm Cor
noration by deed duly recorded in the
Clerk \ Office aforesaid
And also the following personal
property: mules, . horses IL cows.
hciicrs. - sheep. . shoats. Ford
son tractor, Avery tractor, tractor
plow, tractor disc harrow, . suring-
tooth harrows 3-hors. plcws / .
horse plow. era in binder. | McCor-
mick corn binder, Mccormick
mower. Mccormick hay rake.
grain drill Grow corn planter. 9
riding cultivators. > or 3-horse
wagons. wagon bodies. ] WAGON hay
rack. harness OF all Kinds. 10, Of forks
hoes and l-horsc Implements usually
found on an up-to-datc farm. 30 tons
nHicd nay lot OF corn fodder. |
Kitchen range. i-burncr oil stove,
lot Of household and Kitchen furni-
turc, all OF which personal property
is located on the above described real
estate in Charles City County, Vir-
ginin."
TERMS or SALE: For cash MS to
so much OF the proceeds as may be
necessary 10 defray the expenses of
executing this trust, including trus-
tees commission of per cent, fees
for drawing ana recording this deed.
and TO pay note Of 100000 with
interest from January 25. 1871, and
the balance upon terms to he an
noUaccd.
BENZ. PURVIS
'frnSrnp
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ZEE T.ft"ll irps. ior e,c,y,niu. -, ,...
,irL - WI Ifunt .eir..t -

EaTiRE SHOE co.
90 " EST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25

execution decree
eau OF rd'n Grant Draper Gdn Grant Jr ct ala
OF 1920 the undersigned therein an
pointed VIII oher Tor by public
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AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Legal Notices

The annual meeting of the Mutual AS
surIncc Society Of virginia VIII be- held
on May, It.. 1921 u The office OF the So
mond Va. at o'clock Z. II.
q. MOFFETr KING. Secretary.
bE "rIrr OF y Cohen, W. Broad St.
! Will soil all forfeited pledges on Fri
day. Arm -. 1871. az $50 ~ NJ. Parties
having pledges part hu" VIII either re-
new %" redeem same before sale. r. f.
Mus.ey. AuNtlonenr.
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SHOES

noYS. scuooL SHOES ,l.gs.
LnNES lay SHOES A%D SA%.
,LAADiES. COMFORT s!IoLa FOR
HOUSE WEAR. !l5g.
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Poultry and Supple

"utS f"iucyd to ~ per Bottinx from my
ItiH". winning barred Kocks, C. H.
F"t'it, ihus MUody Avenue.
P%EIH!DnE ROCKS Haired uo,k. uyh.
End darn; lnaoh Minor,ns vKss Ed
NseN. N"huoInh t.1o. 1900 iirask Road
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igh-Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Adj
LvE s7OCK

Horses, Cattle, Vehicles Ia
HORSES hSD MULES TOR sai. Nu,t ho
teprchspivi. NELSON'S SIub!ea ts,.D.
iiiiSShsu ~ fs WSHH i.ath street. south
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BY II. II. RICHEsoN & CO,
REALTORS

commissioners Auction Sale of Four Brick
Stores, known as Nos. 23OO, 1902, 1904 23O6.
23OS and 23l6 East Main Street, located in
the heart of the manufacturing district; also
Crane Crane Dwe1lng No. 907 North Twenty fifth
Street. and -Four Brick Flats, known as Nos
1924 and 1926 Taylor Street. -
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-''''' EOtT~Ntll ln0ATnIII
NOTE tnar .verY Ad II corrsc,iy :rosrsj4.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
Giants Lose First
 And Win Second In
 Cincy Double Bill

CINCINNATI. July 30.-New York and Cincinnati broke even in dou- the local club taking the first game and the Giants the second. In the first game Marquard pitched fine game for the Reds. while Toney was hit hard and was replaced by Ryan after the fourth inning, who lasted three rounds, when Causey re- lieved him.
 In the second game New York pounded Luque hard for four runs in little over four innings, when Eller and Geary followed and neither was able to stop batters. Barnes pitched steadily. Kelly made his eighteenth home run. Scores: First game R. H. E. New York 1000 900 0o1--1 6 3 Cincinnati ....021 300 02x-s .12 0 Batteries: Toney. Ryan. Causey and Snyder; Gaston, Marquard and Wingo.
 Connnd yay
Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
COLQRED GIANTS
 AND PIRATES 1T .EASTLAkE TODAY

With the skull and cross bones nailed to the mast. the Pirates will sail into local baseball circles this afternoon with a crew of husky ball tossers that IS destined to surprise have been selected as number one for the Pirates in view-of the showing made against the Sox last Sunday.
 Jack Wonders former Florence star hurler. will take the mound for the Pirates. Jack is big league timber with a little coaching and Manager Soeckland of the Prates has laid out considerable jack" to sign this phe- nom for his team.
 Either Poor Jack or Wiz White wifi do the flinging for the colored boys The pitching staff of the Giants has been the big asset of the colored boys and we will see how they show against the Wonders this afternoon.
 The same Giant lineup will take the field, which means the same snap py baseball that beat the Sox and held the Tigers to a small margin.
 The Pirates lineup includes China. Peprer. Lopez. Delgado, Felix Mi- leage. Wonders Barnett, Kragbaum. Leamon, Conklin and Tait With a showing like this the. Pirates will keep close to the money.
 The Giant Pirates game will be played at Eastlake park this after noon. starting promptly at 2:30 o'clock. The boys will get under way on time in order to beat the rain to the nintl, inning.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
Ba seba1l
Glendale Greys
 Will Entertain
 Gate City Boys

Mesa and Glendale will scramble on the Greys lot this afternoon just to show the town boys they can play ball on theirownhook.
 Manager Stapley will send his best sto Glendale where the Greys contend the championship title is located. The Jewels are confident they will down the Greys this afternoon and are hooking the team name against the Santa Fe line that they will beat the Greys.
 Manager Hadley of the Greys has the same strong lineup that has been going through the opposition all sea- son and he has little fear of the in- yad ng cre/.
 The game will be played on the Greys new Gsamond near the cream cry, starting promptly at pm.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
B O K i m g
Gridiron Come Will
 Be Held Here In Fall

With the announcement that no state fair will be held this year comes the report from the Phoenix Booking office that arrangements are well un- der way for a big gridiron game in this city next fall.
 ''Pidge" Pinney stated last night that the University of Arizona foot hall squad will play here next No- vember against either the University of Southern California squad or one of the Colorado universities.
 Football fans have long craved a big football game but their dreams have never materialized. There is every indica ton that the big fall game will be held here. which sn- nouncement will be cheering news to the fans
Arizona republican., 1921-07-31
HEAD BINDING IN SOUTH SEAS

The old men of Tomman tan island of the New Hebrides, South Pacific told me that heads nowadays are not what they were in olden times. They said what I found hard to believe that the craniums of their ancestors were twice as long as those of present day islanders.
 Tommanites are not born with long heads, but the head of each baby IS bound in order to make the shape of his cranium conform to local ideas of beauty. When he is a few days old his mother puts on his head