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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
TULSA BOUT ONE
OF WEEKS BEST
Ed Cochrane Writes of
the Malone-M Mantell
Battle Here.
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

March 2S--Joc Lynch W.. Ed
dir ninchot 10 rounds. at Pitts
burgh Pa.
March 2S-Jcfr smith vs.. Pal
Reed, 10 rounds. at Portland, Me.
March 2S-Mpl Coogan vs.
Johnny Martin, 10 rounds. at
New York.
March 29-Morris Lux vs..
Morrie Schlaifer 10 rounds. at
Ohama.
March 29-Pctc Herman vs.
Willie Spencer. 10 rounds. at New
York
March 30-Bryau Downey Va.
Young Fisher 10 rounds, at
Clcvcland.
March Bobby Doyle vs..
Joe Dillon, II rounds, at Pitts
field, Mass.
March 3l-Jock Malone vs..
Frank Manteil. IL rounds, at
Tulsa.
March 3i-Abc Goldstein vs..
Johnny Buff, IS rounds. at New
York
March 3I-Pal Moore vs. Terry
McllUgh, 10 rounds. at Allen
town, Pa
March a1-Eddic McGoorty vs.
Tim O'Neil, 10 rounds. at Indian
Harbor
March 3i---Midget Smith vs..
Young Montreal, 10 rounds. at
Windsor, Canada.
March 31--Jimmy Kelly vs..
Mike Morley. IL rounds, at Wa
terbury, Conn.
April billy Britton vs.. Ray
Long, 10 rounds, at Scammon.
Kan.
April dutch Brandt vs.
sammy Sicgor Is rounds, at New
York.
April Bob Roper vs.. Chuck
Nigeins, 10 rounds, at Saginaw,
Mich.
April Joe Leonard VS.. Bat
Ting Mills, 10 rounds, at Ma
haney City, Pa.
April Carl Tremaine VS..
Young Montreal, rounds, at St
Louis.
April Tied LOWS VS.. Paddy
Flynn, / rounds, at brooklyn.
April Jack Lawlor w. Billy
Cole, s rounds, at st. Louis.
April 2-Pewee Martin VIZ. Joe
Donnelly, s rounds at st. Louis.
April Jimmy Kelly vs. Billy
Sine, IL rounds, at New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
LOST VOICE IN BATTLE
Application of Ether Enables For
mcr Aviator 10 Regain Power
Of Spcech

BOSTON, March 26.--Robbed OF
his speech by falling from n bed at
the Deer Island immigration station.
where he IL being detained on
question OF citizenship. Ernest
Young. former British aviator. is
again able to talk as a result OF the
administration OF ether by DR.. Albert
Murphy OF the Long Island medical
staff.
Young. who is 81 years old. and
the son OF a wealthy Scotchman, was
stricken dumb during the war as n
result OF being shot down from be-
hind the German lines. He rcgaincd
his speech after spending some time
in German prison camp. from
which he escaped.
lilo came TO this country as an
engineer on a shipping board boat.
Arriving In Boston from New York
he was picked up by the immigra-
tion officials. failing to have citizen
ship papers and sent to Deer Island
pending decision In his case.
lie fell from his cot at the Island
while dreaming and awakened to
find himself unable to talk. DR..
Murphy. after learning Young's hts
tory and studying the case, decided
on the ether treatment. Young re-
covering his speech as he came out
of the ether.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Is Pastor of Christian
Church at Chanute,
Kansas
MALONE HERE MONDAY
lock Works Out Tomorrow -
Mantell Works Today
With Reisler, Jr.
Nv LARRY DALEY.

ROY. Earl a. Blackman Of Cha
r.tr Kan, known throughout the
southwest as the fighting parson."
vuf referee the Jock Malone Frank
vsn.ol 12-round bout here next
Thursday night. This was the an
rourcumont last night by Louie
Newman, promoter OF the OIL city
Athletic club, who stages his inaug-
ural boxing show with Malone and
Nantcl as headliners.
Reverend Blackman. pastor OF the
FIRST Christian church of Chanute
is widely known as ring critic and
official He has officiated in SOW
cral important ring battles in this
section. including the Morrie Lux
Harvey Thorp and Lux-Jack Brit
ton goes at Kansas City and the
Thorp-kid Ferns scrap at Oklahoma
city
Tho stand taken by the Kansas
preacher In favor OF clean boxing
has been of no little benefit I'm ele-
,atng the sport in Kansas, Missouri
and oklahoma, and his presence as
third man in the ring adds dignity
and assures clean and satisfactory
program,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Leonard Would Whip
Kansas in 10 Rounds
Says Richie Mitchell

MILWAUKEE,. wis, March 26.
Richie Mitchell, the Milwaukee
lightweight. In convinced that
Benny Leonard is the greatest
hitter in the lightweight ranks
and that Ricky Kansas would not
last ten rounds against ;he cham
pion. Mitchell has fought Leon
ard and Kansas twice and be-
lievcs himself capable OF judging
their punching ability.
"To compare Kansas with Leon
ard is a rank injustice To the
champion Mitchell said. Know
ing them both az / do, am con-
fidcnt that Kansas would not last
ten rounds with Leonard.
II hope the near future holds
for me another match with Kan
aas at which time ! sincerely be-
lieve | can make the margin Of
victory large enough that a blind
man can see II"
Mitchell who has gone through
one of the most strenuous cam
palgns In lightweight history this
season, Intends to take rest and
build himself up The Milwaukee
ans admirers claim he has fought
too often and that continuous
seige OF training has forced him
to go stale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Northwestern Gridsters
Start Spring Work Soon

, EVANSTON, H., March e6
nnp',HF football practice at North
western university will be started
81. assistant Coach Jack Sawtellc and
"p'aiA Elect Jack Hathaway will
lave charge OF tho spring drills.
H1-lt Lane is to watch the punters.
'.a'ility OF the Purple eleven 10
W'r. earlier is a handicap. but
;,''' westerns men have been busy
IN other sports.
. M'lse moster limitations Death
'.iu blows at football prospects.
s'. n'on' guard, and Carney, end,
ven on the ineligible list. Dahl
regular guard last year. has left the
.''"" However, Bud Turner,
tSla.E end, whose injured knee kept
SS.'n out of many games last year.
mas returned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
WEWOKA GIRLS
STATE CHAMPS
Isles Team Wins "a of 25
Games-Victors at
Norman.

Special 10 The world.
WEWOKA, March 26.--The We
NoHt high school girls basketball
,eam which won the recent state
.Uu'nament at Norman. thereby
winning the state title. has a re-
udINabie record this season. They
won "a out OF 25 games, including
lheir five victories at Norman.
IN the last three seasons the We
Np"a girls have won G7 and lost
Vng three games, percentage Of
900. They twice won state cham
pionsF Ups twice captured East Cen
ga' district Journeys and have for
tu4' years been champions of Semi
mole county
Walter w: Isle. who several years
ago coached the state championship
rau's Valley girls team, has been
,,oaeh of the Wowoka girls seXtets
'or The past three years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
LONG MEETS RILEY IN
t0.ROUND SENI-WINDUP

Tony Long OF Tulsa, undor The
management of Louie Pallas has
been substituted for Packy Ryan to
meet Jimmy Riley. rugged Tulsa
lightweight in the l0-round semi-
wiudup.
Jimmy Ambrose and Kid johnson.
both Of Tulsa, featherwcights step
six rounds i'm the preliminary and
Billy Connors and Young Murphy,
Tulsa bantams go four rounds in the
curtain raiser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Kansas city A. c. to
Bid for 1922 Cdging
Tourney Of A. A. u,

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 90.
The Kansas city Athletic club.
which started the National A. A.
L. basketball tournament viii
make a bid for the 1922 champion
ships.
DR.. j. A. Reilly. director Of ath-
letics at the club. said the success
Of the recent tournament proved
the popularity of the sport. Tho
tournament drew s13ll2. which
means that about 10000 persons
witnessed the games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
SAPULPA IN BIG TEN
Ncighhoring city school Il Given
AdmitianCc In state Scholastic
Conference

NpoCIHI 70 Tho WOTId.
SAPULPA. March 26.--Officisis
of Sapulpa high school were tonight
notified that the local school has
been admitted into the Oklahoma
High school Athletic conference.
composed of 10 Of the leading high
schools in tho state.
Sapulpa and Tulsa track teams
meet here next Friday in dual
meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
MANAGER MIKE COLLINS
TO ACCOMPANY MALONE

Nike r. Collins, manager Of Ma
lone. last night wired Promoter Lou
Newman Of the Oil City Athletic
club that he and Jock left st. Paul
yesterday and will arrive here to-
morrow morning. Malone is TO work
out today at Kansas City and will
add finishing touches to his training
hOrn. atnriing tOmorrOM.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
.FRANCH0T WINS SHOOT.
President OF Club PAGES Tulsa Gun
Club Narksmcn In Weekly
Trapshout With %.

Douglas Franchot, president OF
the Tulsa Gun club, was shooting in
old-time form yesterday afternoon,
establishing his own high mark for
the year Of 95 powered targets and
landing at the top of a field of l6
shooters for the first time this sea-
son. However. the high wind made
IL quite difficult to register this
mark. Gus Payne, ]. A. Campbell.
and Glenn Campbell figured In a
three-cornered tie for second place.
Score:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
COLLINS Is TO MANAGE
PHANTOM MIKE GIBBONS.

Collins last night wired The World
that he has taken over the manage
ment OF Mike Gibbons, great st. Paul
middlcweight. Gibbons has been
training for several weeks with Ma
lone and according 10 Collins wire
Is aS good as ever. Collins expects
Gibbons TO meet Middlewcight
Champion johnny Wilson within "A
few weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Champions I'm IAmelight.

NEW YORK, March 26,-Two
former holders OF the national in
door tennis championship, S. How
ard and Vincent Richards, monopo-
lized the attention OF the, spectators
at the opening OF the national tour
nament at the Seventh regiment
armory today. Voshcll's volleying
was severe and he was deadly over
head. easily defeating NJ. Il. Cavalli,
GO; 6-S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
MNNTELL WORKS TODAY
. O'CLOCK, II2 BOULDER

Mautell is to workout today at .
O'Clock at the Scott and Kennedy
Dancing academy 112 South Boul-
der. He will train with johnny
Reislcr, jr, crack eastern feather
weight who is to box in Tulsa soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
EARL BLACKMAN TO REFEREE MALONE-MANTELL GO
AGGIES TO PLAY
LEADING ELE.VENS
Complete 1921 Schedule Is
Announced by jim
PiXlee.


SALTWATER Okla. March 26.
Tho completed 1921 football
schedule for oklahoma A. a NJ.
college. prepared by JamesE. PiXlec.
retiring director OF athletics, has
been announced.
Those arc the games that Coach
Johnny Moulbetsch's men will play
next fall.
september Southwestern nor-
mai at saltwater.
October Missouri university af
Columbia.
October s-rexas Christian uni
vcrsity at saltwater.
Octohcri5--Oklahom university
az Norman.
October 22-Arkansas university
at saltwater.
October 2S-Tcxas A. & NJ. coz
lego at College station.
November college OF Emporia
at saltwater.
November 17-Creighton univer-
atty of Omaha.
November 1s--Phillips university
at Enid.
Novomber 2t-Washburn college
az saltwater
Next season. for tho first time
since 1910. the Aggics will play the
Thanksgiving day game on their
home field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Several lmportantRi Bouts
RefereedBy Fighting Parson'
.SOGS7 7LSSSs
LDrry Daley

NJ arc n 2 |
should be event
ful in Tulsa ring
history on that
date Louie New
man stages his
inaugural show
OF th" Oil city
Athletic club
and the first top
nutchcr TO box
In r u lsa for
several months
makes his ap
pcarancC In a
local ring. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Paddock Sets New Record.

o., E,I'hLEH, Calf, March 26.-
S,'a .'es Paddock, University OF
fIs... .N'rn California, clipped two
.r,. ,''''- ~ a second off the worlds
to11-.' Tor the 220-yard dash here
,olay covering the distance in 20
- seconds. Four watches caught
s'Hl az the period and one at 20 3-j
.'Nas' His record was made in
foln''l meet with the University OF Cali
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
To Hold Rcgatta nj ostcnd.

NEW YORK, March ga re-
gatta win be held off Ostend,
Belgium, next summer shortly after
the finish OF tho international trans
Atlantic yacht race sponsored by
King Albert, II was announced here
today by Baron de Cartier, Belgian
ambassador.
The ns-Atlantic beginning July
from Sandy Hook is expected to
end before August I, at Ostend.
when The summer season at that
Belgian reeort would be at its height.
A tool that quickly brings to-
gether the ends OF rails to make
Joints In the invention OF a Call
fornia railroader.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Instead Of using a battery new
electric flashlght Is supplied with
current by generator operated by
a lever on one side.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

national congress 10 develop in.
terest In irrigation ls being held in
Spain,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Inc laying of a new submarine
c".l, c",' tnis year will permit direct
n"'ulh unication between Poland and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
NORTHWESTERN
TO HAVE A NINE.
First Baseball Team in
Five Years for the
University

EVANSTON. H.. March 26.-+For
the first time In five years North
western university is to have base
bail team this season. A promising
sqund has been developed by Coach
Jack Sawtellc and the schedule has
been completed.
Seventeen games are to be played
starting with Armour institute April
o. at Evanston. Twelve conference
games are ON tho program. There
are eight homo games and nine trips.
Tho schedule follows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

middlcwcight ladder lesa than year
ago i'm Boston, when he took "A
l2-round decision and the title
away from Mike O'Dowd, Since that
fight Wilson has proved for see
oud time that insofar az he and
O'Dowd are concerned tho middle
weight crown s resting ON the right
head.
Tho recent Wilson O'Dowd
knucklofost In Mad isun square
Garden went the limit, and Wilsun
treated Michael to a sound larruping
In la rounds. Tough boys. these
two especially O'Dowd. ana without
a doubt the best at their weight In
this country today. But what chance
would either OF them have against
Fitz. Notchel or Papkc? How many
rounds would It have taken the
great RUBY Rob- to dispose Of
either Of them
The Punch Soporific
Old timers who saw Fitz and tho
rect of the good old middleweights
at their best are OF the opinion that
neither O'Dowd nor Wilson would
have bccn able to stand before them
more than five or six rounds at the
most Those old boys were oxpon-
onts OF the punch soporifc. After
they had hammered an opponent for
several rounds ana he did not go
down they were prone to peek be-
hind him to see what was holding
him up. They went into IA battle 10
win dccisiyely and thoy generally
accomplished what they started out
to do.
There's only one answer TO IL all.
The middleweight division has gone
"A long way back Wilson, while "a
rugged chap and a Furnishing hitter,
evidently does not possess n real
knockout punch, what's more, he
hasn't any great amount OF science.
His stance In the ring, with right
hand and right foot extended. makes
him an awkward opponent. and he
uses a left lab and uppercut with
telling force. For n boxer like
O'Dowd, who comes In swinging
with both hands, Wilson IN generally
set He has "A straight right that
stops his man and he follows II
quickly with left hooks and upper
cuts to the body. This method OF
defense was all too much for
O'Dowd, who was absolutely at a
loss as to solving II without taking
those wallops to the midriff. Re
suit. Michael took a sound lacing
and he'll takq another any time he
fights WILSON, The present champ
is not likely to 70 down In ring hiH-
tory rs one OF the greatest in his
division, not even one Of the best.
But he In the best OF the crop today.
Here is list OF the middlcwcight
title holders since Chandler's time:
Champions. No. Yrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

JACK lDpulpf'Nt lhhl 1893 sst.ts.s. =
George La Blanche, lSS9-1s9l.. .
Bob Fitzsimmons, tS9i-lSg7.. 6
CTitlc lapsed, Iritzsimmons en-
toring heavyweight class
Tommy Ryan, claimant, 1897
1907 ...s.....,A ,,,......,...... 10
tRyan retirede undefeatod In
1900
stanley Ketchel. claimant, 1907
1908 ............
Billy Papke, 1908 ..,.......SO days
Stanley Ketchel, l9OS-1910..... 2
Frank Klaus, 19ll-1o13..... .
George chip, 10l3-l9l4....... /
Al Mccoy l91i-1917..,..... 3
Mike O'Dowd, 1917-i920..... 2
Johnny Wilson, 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

In the last six months Malone has
shown practically all his ald-time
cleverncss and rugged hitting power.
He has won six fights in the last
five weeks, according 10 Tho Boxing
Blade. which is published by Mike
Collins, manager OF Malone. Two OF
Malono's latest victims were the
well known Soldier Bartficld and
Johnny Tillman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Test for Billy Britton.

Billy BrItton of Columbus, Kan,
who leaped into the glare of the
sporting calcium about six months
that was well crowded with knock
out victories and did not register
a defeat. will be put to the acid test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

We receive on an average N a
letter day from boxers desiring
to appear here. Wien worthy,
we make suitable notice of 1t,
Happy Littleton Is receiving two
paragraphs here. lie sent me two
pencils.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

The pencils are a clever idea,
with tho name and address or
Lttleton and Manager Sehrt
-
Advertisement; We need a foun
tain pen.
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COTTON MARKET
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

All Horseshoeing-ls now Sl.50, instead
of 500. X. +. Montgomery, York.
=. &. lta
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Friday, january 81, 1921.

. Governor r. A. Cooper began the
second term Of his administration when
he was in;LugulTlted before the joint as
sembly Of the state Legislature at noon
Tuesday, the oath of office being ad-
ministercd by Associate Justice Watts.
of the state supreme court, and the
governor delivering masterful ad-
dress on the subject of education.
Lieut. Governor Wilson G. Harvey, of
Charleston, was sworn"in as president
of the senate and Walter Z. Duncan, Of
Aiken, the only other new state officer
elect, was sworn in as comptroller gen
cral. Governor Coopcrs address dealt
with the states educational needs. He
referred to tho low state of litelacy and
urged liber5llity in appropriations for
the common schools Hc went into de-
tails rs to the school needs and stated
that a tax levy Of four and half mills
would be needed TO cover the cost. lie
stated that compulsory education had
in its first year, 1920 increased the
public school enrolment by S9,O00,
bringing. the total to half a million. The
governor referred to the states vast
commercial and agricultural resources
almost as yet untouched; he referred
to the lure offered by South Carolina to
settlers and home makers. But it is
Idle" lie added, Ito attempt to achieve
the highest life of which we are capa-
Bile until we first have education.
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AUTO TRUCK SERVICE.

T AM prepared to do Heavy Hauling
Of all kinds on short notice, and am
giving special attention to moving
household goods, etc. L. G. THOMP-
SON. Phone ITS. York. s. c. 20 It.
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For Sale-~Two 2-ycar-nld 'pnssum
squirrel and rabbit dogs. Sec ur wri,r
mr. York No. 1. Edgar Brandon. Il
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HARDWARE

The only folks We know who do not
ut some time ui' other have occasion L"
buy Hardware are dead folks. and to
he sure. while wr have great respect
for dead folks we are not specially i'll
tcreStrd in their huSinCSS--Glo not $n-
liCit il. i:GT WI. Do want the Hard
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mivc and talk and do things and on
pcct To keep on doing things, and for
this class ri fuikS il is our run:;lant
aim Ia he uf SERVICE. For these ""
carry Il very lHrg" AMI complete stock
uf Hardware. Including almost every
thing that can he needed in D!ii"r. the
Home. the shop. uI on tE" Farm. ana
tho we hay" quite Il selection nf Hard
ware f"i' IN" man who iS hui din% "r
rxprctin" Ia build. No. we are not 81
iiciliug business from I"lh n',S--hht
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us about your llAl;DW ARE needs.
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lost-ThurSday Jan. 13. between Sha-
ron and Hickory Grove. an autu tire
32X4. Please notify Farris, ut Sha-
ron Garage, Sharon.
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For Sale-High Grade Ammoniatrd
'rrii:"r; fnr cotton, corn. tobacco.
etc. A.Sr. Fish Scrap. Blood. Tank
au.., Foreign kainit. etc. Write us
fr" prices advising the tnnnaS" y"n
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Box COS. Charleston. :. G. i LIT
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IT Y M E N E AL

MAItRIED-.tt the homo OF the
brides Hlrcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Banks jackson ut Glover last Thurs
day evening. Rev. J. r. Bcrryhill
officiating, Mr.. OSCAR EDMUND
FORD and Miss E;LEIE ELIZABETH
JACKSON.
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AT THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST
CHARLOTTE STREET BAPTIST

Rev +. A. Lilies, Pastor.
Sunday Scviccs-Sunday school 1t
10 Il. m.
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CLINTON CHAPEL A. M. e.
ZION CHURCH
Sunday at II a. m, and
7.3O p. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 500 p. m.
ST. If Rev. D. c. CROSBY. Pastor.
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FOR FINAL DISCHARGE.

WE hereby give notice that we have
w made our final settlement as Ad-
miniStraturS Of thr estate oF Julius y.
Hope. deceased. and that on Wednes-
day. .January 16. 1g2l, we will make APP
plication tu said court for our final dis
charge from further liability III con-
nrctiua with said estate.
J. FIRED HOPE,
K. w. HOPE.
Administrators Estate OF Julius a.
Hope. Deceased.
York, S. G., December II, 1920. 1O1 st
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FORD MOTOR COMPANY
AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS
DETROIT, U. S. A.
December 20, 1920.
ALL FORD DEALERS:

Several inquiries have recently like
hod of another reduction the these
qures doubt prospective
again with emphasis Ford already being
sold figure actually below
other reduction change entirely question
and all contemplated.
We believe the public will be fully appreciate
the franknes Of the they consider the
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tons
living
citing until materially
through material manufacturing
operating still before
thought further reductions
hesancy making these statements acquan
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You therefore give prospective purchasers
Ford that their opportunity buy below
obtain delivery familiar with the heavy demand for
Ford the Spring this will be exception spite
already accumuatng,
obliged until
delivery causing considerable possibly financial
loss, particularly to commercial customers
We the prospective in
your community placing before them.
Yours very truly.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
w. A. RYAN Manager of Sales
S. L. COURTNEY
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21

YOU'LL SAVE MONEY FI TRAD
ING IERE-OTHERS DO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21
Glover Circuit.

At New Zion.
Preaching at Now Zion church ut
i Il. M. +. e. Black, Pastor.