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New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

fNNIS. WILLIAM RIM PURSUANCE
of an order OF Honorable John r, CohAi-
an . Surrogat Of tho County Of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against William r. fnuiA
late of the County OF New York. deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business at the office OF Masten
& Nichols. their attorneys. at No. 10 Wall
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan In
the City of New York. state OF New YORK
or before the 18th day Of May 1891.
- Dated New York. the l2th day ss
EDITH DONALDSON INNfs.
WILLIAM 8. INNS. sS'''A'
MAsTEN q NICHOLS, Attorney fer
Executors. ~ Wall Street. Borough e
Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
HON. JOHN r. COHALAN, . Gurro.
gate of the County of New York. nofics
Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against SAMUEL TRENPEH
LONGAAN, late OF the County cf New
York, deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, 1t his
place OF trAnsacting business Ct No &c
Fulton Street. In the City OF New York
on or beforo the 18TH day of May nsxt.
Dated Nsw York. the 18th day Of No.
JOHN II. RfDER 80 Executor.
AZ Cedar St. NsH Fork ci&y.
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Dreamland Bondholders Act

A bondholders' protective committee,
consisting of Thomas Costigan, John C.
Fitzgerald, Hannah Sullivan, Carrie
Dinkelspiel and the Rev. Daniel A..
Quinn, has been organized to represent
bond and stockholders of the Dream
land Company. The committee an
nounced yesterday that it intended to
resist the sale at this time of the com
pany's property, advertised for March
% in the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change, and to compel the referee and
the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, as trustee, to offer the property
in several parcels as we'll as in, bulk
to obtain the. highest bid and for the
appointment of a receiver to take
charge of the property pending the sale
and foreclosure
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
Secretary of State, ss.:
This certificate issued in duplicate, here
by certifes that the Diana Novelty Works.
Inc. a domestic stock corporation, has hled
in this Office this 9Th day of March.
1921. papers for the voluntary dissolution
of the General Corporation Law, and that il
appears therefrom that such corporation
has, complied with said section in order TO
be dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF oh1ce of
the Secretary OF State. az the. City of AL
sand nine hundred and twenty-one.
lSeal.l c. W. TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary OF state.
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Commercial Credit

Collections from retailers are de-
cidedly spotty, according to wholesale
credit men, although, as whole, the
promptness with which payments are
made is increasing. Commercial money
rates continued firm yesterday at ~
Ier cent for the bulk of new paper, with
small volume above and below this fig
ure, according to the grade of paper.
Bankers acceptance rates were un-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Smaller Sugar Crop

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March IL
The Porto Rican sugar crop was esti-
mated at 465,a75 tons by Ruiz Soler,
secretary of the Sugar Producers AS
sociation, to-day. This is 10000 tons
less than last years production.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
CHANGE OF NAME

To the Stockholders OF the
ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING AGENCIES.
INC.
NOTICE is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Asso-
ciated Advertising Agencies, Inc will be
held at the office OF the company. at 1472
broadway. Borough of Manhattan, New
at 10 a. m in the forenoon of that day, for
the purpose of changing the present name
OF the corporation, to wit: Associated Ad-
vertising Agencies. Inc to the name Of
Cirker & Co. Inc. the name it proposes to
assume.
JOSEPH CIRKER. Pres, S. b. Sack. secy.
Dated New York, March 10, 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
London Metal Market

LONDON, March 17.-Standard cop
per spot, s67 Is Cd; futures, ;e66 12s Sd;
electrolytic spot, $40 los; futures, G7l
los; tin spot, f155 2s Cd; futures, s159
rs Cd; lead spot, els 15s; futures, s19;
zinc spot, s24 It's Cd; futures, G25 los.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Business Items

The Commonwealth Silk Company has
moved its salesrooms and offices from 33S
company will be incorporated with the
following officers: Samuel Goldburg.
president; Jules Goldburg, ylce-president
and secretary, and S. NJ. Edelstein treas
urer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

sn'rd !. 81 crops for shipment as far ahead
The Shanghai market IA at n stand
still and few offers have come to hand
since J, the destructive fire Of last
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Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name IL that of this 1
the second that OF the creditor ant
when Judgment was filed:
Mori. Piacido--Hinde g. DAuch
Paper Co.; April s, 191S.......
Murphy. Esther--G. Stewart;
Sept. Il. 1S1s.....
Viilaume. Henry. r.. David
son; March 3. 1a17 (vacated)
Ruhe, Francis H.--K. McMagh;
Dec. 29. 1919. Observation-Disclosures.
American Ry. Express--S. Gallo
goro; Jan. 26. l92l............
Babitsky. Jacob, and Bessie
Fulton Lamp & Shade Co.;
Nov 8, 1920. 0....ss.s1..s.. ......
Brilliant. Jacob. Baker; Feb.
Jacobs. &c, .ssa Iouis-c. La Roces:
March II. 1921 .....s.s........ 2
EameSalne March IL, l921-...
Ruf Martin, Paul--G. W. Flick:
March 8. 1921 ..-............. s
Paiattne silk CO.. Inc.--Gosho
Corp; Feb. 26. 1921 (vacated). 10
Preliy. VIM. S.M. Card; Sept.
s, 1918 4canceiedl .... .s,.......
Fox, Eleanor BE. B. Corey;
Nov. Z, 1917. Observation-Disclosures.
Oppeuheimer, Aimee-A. Hens
man ct al; June 10, 1917 ......
Ginsberg, Joe Metropolitan
Flour Mill 4 Grain Co.: March
;, 132l..s..s...ss..ss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
AUCTION SALES

1, JOS FINK, AUCTIoNEER. viii fors-
close today, March Is. 1921. a. M. At
1877 lst av-. n. Y. City by power of a1.
eorney. certain mortgage Greenbarr "a
ana ai hnailfz Tailoring Co. TO Thomas n
~ .lc1ralne BY Order of Mortga gos
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE of NIrlv
Iork, by the Grace of God. free and In
Gepenosnt, 10 the Attorney General of fhs
State of New York and to Virginia 1rvinr
Ierzi, Aieeste Julietra stauder. the heirs and
Stauaer, deceased. send greeting. -
:, Whereas. Guaranty Trust Company ~
exis,,,s esw aorK, ,s corporation oEganized and
New York, and having it's principal of,tce
ana place Ct business at No. I4o Broadway 4
borough Of Manhattan. the City Of NV
York, has lately applied TO the Surrogate,
Sourt OF our County Of New York TO have
date the 25th day OF February 1871 sss,ss 49,
iating 10 both real and personal pref5asfv5S
auiy approved as the last Yili and tesrsss
VINO was at the time of her death 4 reSSs
dens OF the County OF New York. aseeassss &
70 snow Gauss before the Surrogatess Coarf {
or our County of New York, at the Hal, ~
nscofas, In the County of New York. on tfses
dred and twenty-one. at haif-n4ss ssr
O'Clock In the forenoon OF thar .iav ~
sne ne, sag will and Testament should mar BE-
hulnltten 10 probate as will of real ana
personal property. - - . Aits1
aad1 In testimony whereof, we haye caused th4
ss ssai OF the Surrngates Court Of fhe saTsS z
county OF New York To be hereur,ts = ts,,s.ss IS
Witness. Honorable John p Coha,af, I I
sullogate ~ 81 @ OF our said County Of New ORR
~ az saio county. the 18th day OF Warta ssss
sne year OF our Lord one thousa nj IN, snfne
>s DANIEL j. D<owpNEy, &
,aeai' Clerk OF the Surrogates Court sss
ANDERSON. ELIZABETH M4IgaNz
~ ~ pursuance OF an order oe Hcnors 7,t..
Sonn S r. Eohalan, o. Surrogate. ef ~
,,a,, eonney OF New York. NOTICE In ha~ehy<s
even TO ali persons having claims assss,ssss
NLlzABETH MILBANK ANssfsss s.le ss s.s.ss ~
iate OF the County OF New York les.s.. s,ss
70 preSent the same vita vouchers, ta,fr.s.sf =
u the subscribers. at their place Of f,s<s.ss a r
acting business at the office OF asrh5ss
a.. Mastsn, their attorney. at No Is WslI
street IN the Borough Of Manbaftau' ~ -
the City Of New York State 81 Ness ~. V.s~sas sH
next. - Sepls'ls91f
x Dated, New York, the 18th day 81
ALBERT G. MrLBANg
GEORGE T.. NICHOLS ssszs
EDWARD w SHELDON
ARTHUR II. MASTEN q
Attorney for Executors. Office and. r. 81
ADDRESS. IS Wall Street. Borough 0& {.
Manhattan, New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN cKnER oT
Hcnorabie John r. CohaIan.sa SurroTxsai
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE n i
against Charlotte, AuEusra Haiss late 81
London, England, kdeceased. 70 present tiaS
same with vcucbers thereof 10 the sub- s
nsaa sssassfs t es 81 eesf y gISf os
No, 90 Liberty Street. borough OF Mans
haitian. IN the City OF New York on ar
before the 23nd day OF Jaiy next
Dated New York. the ilth day OF Jan,
HENRY c. DRAyroN.
WILLIAM ~. CRTsiKsHANK.
STEWART 4 sHEARER. Asfarnsxs Assansnss; y,
Ss. SEs.scnsors: s Wall Street. Manhstfsn
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Business Troubles
1o22.so

riss ct al .....:.............. 1,o22.so
riss ct al .................. 1,s22so
Hara, Thomas K-F Imanura 301.22
Haber, Sam-B Kramer ct al. 3562S
Harris. Samuel-A Dvorsky 1895
Helgren. Charles-H Reiche ct al 1915
Corp $1,000. .,.............. s2s.so
Koppslman. Saul u M and ID Max 1er- ''''S'
maTov,t5 man 6Grand z - silk Miils'-D 80, os
Koaiogsky. Frank F 11 B.a csyzew ''s'0'
Kahn. hI Frieda-wooii Novelty se''S0''0
Kitti'ngsr. Georse-aimbei Bros 1's'''
~ n X :, 225.sl
Krellberg. Sherman SIS Gold -'-
1aafe9te asfe1 skirt Co. inc.Drsss l'S''ss
Lewis AffredME Manaei6aum.. M ss5.si ss5.sf
Levinsohn, Sigmund-H Alt ..... 457.2o
Legsdon, Olly-1493 Broadway
Myerson, Phiiip--upton Garage As''''
Co ::::.....:..:. 247.e7
Rdsen Plechner & Lipschitz.. s,on.72
Merritt, John and John Hess -1''''
Mcclure. waitter-aimibel' Bros Bros N''l1''''
Mack, n Nellie ana Benjamin Green 4s0z'
Menzel. Charles Al II Hempei SGS.7S S57.7s
ber .................... 2ao.ss
N Hoffman & Co. Inc--I Goldstein 6so.s2
Oddies Albert--W Vogel...... 124.21
Perth Amboy Printing Co. Inc
Multicolor Sales Co., Inc. 447.72
Pauley, Maud. and L x waldo
patssrsen, sen,si eta 5ames. and rhoma: 10000
Lewis-People. etc. ........... 10000
Rsisn 5ass ass0 psssss Al. ass7 ss7sf
Richman Benjamin--A Goldbert.
Rockefeller, Harrison Gordon. 4'''''
Rose. Anthony-w q pruden 4'4'''
Hardware Co. o................ 1890
Slutsky, Louis--Lion Shoe Co. Inc 1883
Susskind, Michael-K Deubel... 784.4O
same-Same ................... 1.o3o.s9
Solomon, David-B Could. 225.20
stracham. John-Gimbel Bros.
Smolensly. Joseph-P saslow... 27s.sS
sheri. Andre-Biltwel Garage
Shilling Ewart-Judkins & Nc. ii''SS
Cormick Co. costs............ 12452
Schultz, ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gar
=, age Co.. Inc. 49,. .......... 1os.4o
Travellers Insurance Co and Oakes
Mfg Co-Pete G. Powers. costs 1os.so
Ticket Co. Inc. s42.15
Vaughan, Marie-E Goupy. 1.453. 90
Waxman sinon--Jacobs & Rauch
waekenhagen. Faux o Pet. -''''0
wsidsrschail. Mas-N Hotel ''s,''
Statler Co. Inc. nc.............. 1881
Weiss. Cerscn-H ] Perry, ct al. 140. 90
Williams. Roosevelt DIP ] Dunn 1.255.34
Wright, Albert PIT de Giraffe
whitfeld. fta VIM a. La saiiet Ex- ''Sl'
tension University .......... los.s5
Woipin. Abe and John Goldfarb
(Wolpin & GoIdfarb)--I NJ
Debroff .................... aa4s1
In Bronx County
Collins James D--J. r. Pitassy $2a2.4e
ELI Ess Hid Corp, Louis g.
@ Riesa slsssl--a @ L,pssT cara
Co. Inc ..................... 4s1.4o
Leonardo. Anthony-G Spinelli.. 21&65
OBrien John J-P Dolan.. 803.42
Rieders, Harry--N Telephone
20 77.bS
Co, Inc ..... s45.2s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Furniture

REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for an
MONIES, direct from factory iargegss ssIes-
Iion; Ioan iowest prices. in single pieces or sets
LONG BEACH WILLOW CO.. 1856 e. zisf
WE PAY highesr prices for furni,ur.
pianos. ANTIQUES s'ic-a brac. books ART
etc. GABAY. 8S Z diversity P ace Stuy.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
SPECIALITY statesmen

Ours is a proposition that will IN
terest only men OF good appear
ance. integrity and ambition to
join dignity and exceptional earn
ings to the lasting credit of their
self-respect and the permanent
enjoyment of financial independ~
ence. This is q sales org anization
that boasts dignity that doesn't
lessen speed and without sacrifice
OF honest methods. And we help
the men we take on TO maintain
the pace this progressive organiza-
ton sets. You may easily earn.
from the start. $3.50 and over a
week. Give us opportunity to serve
your pride and your pocketbook.
We can do both better by far than
this Ad. suggests. Drop in to see
us. What your eyes Will see and
your ears will hear will assure Won
that IN Joining forces with us
you will be hitting the high road
to good fortune. Better cau be-
between 10 and 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
PARTNERSHIP NLTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
John w. Greene and John W. Greene ir
under the firm name OF John W. Greene &
Co. has been dissolved and that said
business will be continued by John w
Greene & Co. Inc, New York Corpora ;
ton, which has assumed the indebtedness
OF the said irm.
JOHN W. GREENE,
JOHN w. GREENE IN
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
BUSINESS oPpoRT1TNIT,rs

MANUFACTURES of typewriters. steel
toys and hardware wishes 10 ,i;s,,.ss "a "a
business; fine oportunity FOR any one
waning TO build the highest grade.
owner Box ~, Derby Conn.
fAIENr FOR SALE-Outright or ROYALTY !.
any Interested IN new aocira. ~ e.a.sy aa.y :
iig nj requires no battery; this is it's 1irrt
aovert &C tsement; communicates q grS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Trunks

BAARGAINs-New Arc and shop-solled trunks
g. Hs'n+ s1iscases steamer outfits. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

FINE sLoANEs. wHToNs. ADMINISTERS.
Brussels carpets. rugs bought from prf-
vate estates, storage Warehouses;. etc
lslghtiy used.. all sizes. all coIors. al
prices, Si-oo, $3.50, $3.50 yard up. good
carpet for. the price of a cheap carpet, for
nome, offices. showroons. nall and stair
runners. RUGS, all sizes. all prices. plain.
mixed, Oriental patterns SIS $4T.50 SIS
up. Extra large. medium. small rrgs.
Gnlnese: Orientals, Royal Wiitons MAX
1S.G OYER. CLEANING. DyETNG. RE-
PAIRING. RE-wEAvING RELIABLE.
n hEASoNABLE. Stillings. Inc, ga SIaat-
son a.. ~(6sth st). PLAZA $685.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

changed. Those quoted by the Ameri-
can Acceptance Council were:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Women's Clothing

EASTER SUIT bargains: wholesaler selling.
-, at retail beautiful ladies' suits all st yies.
est styles. in velours Boliyias. etc. sg.is
up. oth floor. l14o broadway. near ssth.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
individuals or Estates BEsNn rc-sT = ~
broadway. Cd floor -
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T-ypewriters

TSrEWHITERs v1 e 2 ,,, ,RE:NTEs , months 5. un
y, AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Ctj yvr ~
% 81 = Fnf99sdwsy 9sd S at Leonard $: Tel Sios
N TIE TYPEWRITER EycVxSRw '''
S :. D-le'sS ST. Tee2nors 4Tss Bareiay-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
miscellaneous
HELP WANTED MALE

11110H w 1k4V I'D NIfALG
BOOKK EEPER wanted by Country Club:
must be neat, experienced in club work
and preferably resident of Westchester
County: state experience and salary de-
sired. G 445. Tribune.
OFFICE MAN, experienced sales depart
ment routine; young and aggressive:
state experience. salary, when available.
II. D~ Box l0S, Station F. Manhattan.
y Il
PARTNER wanted TO purchase>interest ana
take management of publication enterprise
in country; old established daily newspaper
magazine and general job printing! refer
ences required. E. G., 153 Tribune Down
town.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Suite 613. 40 New St.
instruction

LEARN TO BE A CHAuFFEryp-p,.
ant. profitable work: day and evenirg
classes Send for free booklet and visitors
pass. West Side Y. NJ. G.. A.. 30e w. 57th ct
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY
26 ". ADD ST. ROOM Par
excellent help OF all kinds provided. boil,
inooors and out. Call Vanderbilt 1850
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Mems Clothing

~, COMMERCIAL. FURNITURE
IN OAK ma hogany and American va4n,,t-
desks. tables. chairs. f.:ng dsvirss "asnuts a.ls
'on taG MODERN. BUSINESS OFFI(.H
'ASob BARSkY, L BEAVER ST
Phone Broad 3e45 II
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

MEN wanted to Operate noovinr n,ct,,-.
machines, In theaters; we teach YOU d avs
Or evenins4 American Theater Buildinp
~ sth av. t43d). Bryant lsfg.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Judgments Filed

tsrdsvv tcilowing judgments were fled yes
tthtor: '"0 nrse name being that Of the
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-08-20
STEPHEN SHELLEY, SR. |
BURIED SUNDAY.

Funeral services were held a, tho
Third ward chapel Sunday afternoon
for stephen Shelley, Sr., who died
here last Thursday Bishop John r.
Hindley was in charge; the ward choir
furnished the musical numbers. "Oh
My Father was the opening song
prayer was then offered by Bishop
jos. r. Storrs. The second song was
MY Father Knows"
Mrs. NJ Il. Abel read brief sketch
OF the life of Mr.. Shelley after which
the following speakers eulogized his
good works: Eli j. Clayson, James II.
Clarke and VIM. S Robinson.
Special musical numbers were rem
deped by Mrs. Clifford Il. Young. 81
Know That My Redeemer Lives" and
Mrs. Luther Giddings Unanswered
Yet" After the closing song by the
choir, 81 Need Thee Every Hour Ed -
ward Abel offered the benediction
The chapel was filled to capacity with
friends and mourners A host OF
beautiful flowers depicted the love
and respect IN which the deceased was
held. Six nephews OF Mr.. Shelley
acted az pail bearers. They were:
Elmer and Sam Bates. Edward and
Milton Shelley, and Thomas and Don
aid Barratt.
At the cemetery where the body was
Inferred Pres. James II. Clarke dedi-
Gated the grave.
The following poem composed by
Mrs. Abel was also read at the tuner.
/ al:
q Father help us see thy hand
Thy purposes TO understand
Help us, in all, to stand the test
And feel each day Thou knowest
best"
Help us to live that we may claim
Thy spirit here to praise thy name
To live that we, when life is DER
VIII meet in joy those gone before
Where death no more will us moles
No parting know. but perfect rest
With those we love. o joyous though
Help US, o Father, do our part.
NJ. r. ABEL.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-08-20
Training School for Deaf to
Be Established in Provo

Provo, Aug. ia training school
and kindergarten for the deaf will be
established in this city. according to
plans of the educational committee OF
the women's municipal council, com
pleted at meeting this afternoon.
The plans include course In lip
reading for partially deaf. special
purse in corrective work for children
who use signs. and q kindergarten
course for little children between four
and six years of age. This work Will
be preparatory to entering the child
rem in the public schools with hear
ing children. A training school for
parents OF deaf children will also be
conducted.
These courses will be open to all
deaf children and their parents
throughout Utah and neighborinr
states.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-08-20
4TH WARD N. |. A.
ENJOY OUTING

The Fourth ward Boy Scouts return
ed home Saturday and the bee hive
girls Sunday. after a thrilling outing
in American Fork canyon. Monday
morning % boys with their scoutmas-
ter Rollo Miller left afoot for the can
yon. They arrived in time for din
rer and made their camp above Mutual
Dell. That afternoon they climbed to
Dear Canyon. Tuesday morning II
rained and they spent the morning Mt
camp. That afternoon they hiked to
Deer Creek. Wednesday the boys
hiked up the main canyon to Silver
Lake Flat and back. Thursday they
moved down to the Dell where they
were met by about 80 girls OF their
ward. That afternoon was spent play
ing base ball and resting before max
ing the big hike to Timpanogos Fri
day The next morning IA girls and
q boys left at 5:45 to make the climb
10 Timpanogos. All OF this numb@
reached the saddle and all but seven
went around TO the flag and down the
glacier. A camp fire was enjoyed
each night.
Saturday they prepared 10 come
home. but the cloudburst and rain
storm held them back for some time
When the boys, who were riding dowr
in wagons got to the north canyon
Just south OF the Hanging Rock, they
found that the storm had caused biz
landslide across the road. II was i'm
possible to get over this huge mass 81
the boys got out and liked II home
The girls remained at the hut unit
Sunday. when they were brought hom'
by autos which went up Ms far ms TIT
slide. The road has been repaire'
and Is now passable.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-08-20
Bumper Crops Reported

The threshing and harvesting sea-
son around here is on in full blast
and good crops are reported This
vicinity has been fortunate with
storms. as many other places in the
state have had many very disastrous
bail storms to spoil the fruit and grain
IN the past two weeks.
The crops in Cedar Valley are re-
ported to be exceptionally fine this
year. James II. Clarke has just
completed threshing his grain there
With total Of 5,019 bushels, This
was more than he expected and he
says that other farmers are having the
same bumper crops.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-08-20
n FIRST DEFEAT
IN SECOND HALF

al, team played an excep-
y, ,s good brand Of ball when they
IA the Champs Friday to score
swa ,,,.,,,.
n, locals started Boshard, former
an the Provo team, as pitcher.
!, n, him hard, getting runs and
~. IN the first innings. After that
nav went into the box but the To-
I. could not overcome this lead. In
|. second frame Lehi gained two
rms. After that neither team
Ia until the seventh when the To-
!. s,arted a rally. Many hits were
=. and II looked as though we were
,,s n run up the score. However,
,ouole of bad errors when our men
.,,.mpted to make home spoiled all
4, hopes. Consequently we made
:, one run. This was scored by
n,rrant after makingg a big three
~. hit Again in the ninth the
,.,ss scored Shelley, making their 2
rms.
Miller was not used as we needed
,,m for the game at Logan Monday
large crowd of fans from here at
tended the game.
The Champs probably became dis
.ourased after Lehi had made an eight
nm lead in the first two rounds, as
,A,v did not play their usual brand
4, ball after that. This was the first
nal defeat the Champs have had In
mo second half. II would seem that
n was their unlucky number. They
Asd beaten Lehi for the past twelve
araight games. Homer was high
man getting 2 hits out Of 4 times al
Ut.
Summary. Errors Barratt, Miller
Binch. Birk, Barnes. Home runs -
]. Jackson. A. Webb. Two bast
hits-Thomas, A. Atwood 2, Webb
Three-base hit Durrant. Double
plays-Binch (unassisted); Miller Il
HOMESTEAD to Birk. Jackson to A. At
wood. Hits--Off Jackson s. of Shelle,
{; of Boshard 4. Struck out B!
Jackson 2, by Boshard 1; by Shelle!
l. Hit with pitched ball--Thrasher
Barnes, Durrant. Time Of game -
hour 30 minutes. Left on bases -
American Fork 4. Lehi s.
The same day Nephi defeated Prove
"a, cinching second place for Neph
and tieing Provo with Spanish Forl
for fourth place. Heber defeated
Spanish Fork 6-1 and Springville bea
Payson 3-2.