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The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12
Wife Left Pcnniless

Mrs Bclk was left penniless with
her little boys and she struggled along
as best she could and before long
married man named Rogers. Her
two little sons, as a matter Of con-
venience adopted the name of ROBBERS.
Their stepfather lived but two years,
dying In an epidemic of smallpox in
the Northwest. SO panlc-strlcken
were the Peop,e over the pestilence
that they burned everything owned by
persons afflicted with the disease.
Rogers was proprietor OF store. so
they burned the small stock of goods
that he owned.
Mrs Rogers at this point again took
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given TO all cred
itOrs and Others interested IN the es-
tate of Lucy J. Peel, deceased, that /,
John W. Peel. Administrator Of said
estate, intend to make Final Settle
ment thereof e. the next term OF the
Plobate Court Of Buchanan County,
State Of Missouri to be held at the
court house IN St. Joseph, Missouri
on the first Monday Of Decem ber
1921.
JOHN W. PEEL.
CO29) Administrator.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12

1T WAS Hf. FIRST CASE
Rookie Sentry Halt who's there2
No'ce--Pr'vote Stock. Company e.
7roeie scntry-sdvance. Private
ond r. ramnled.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12

Pouring of concrete on Frederick
Avenue u now on
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12
Take the Electric Line to

KANSAS CITY. LIBERTY AND
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS
Shortest route. quickest time. best
service. Trains leave Sth and Ed
mond streets. Local every hour start
ing 6:S5 a m. 10 1885 .. M, then S:Sb
aid ll:20 p. IN. Limited train 10 q
~. and D. m.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-11-12
ReslTfaco DcKAlb Road

And now that the county court and
the county highway engineer have
done 80 much in the way OF new road
building this year they have decided
that the DeKalb road which for four
teen long miles has stood the brunt
of heavy travel aud carried all of the
pleasure Automobiles IN the county
"A IL MA nna.od road shal II he
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amateur Sports

row, away from home. Phone John Meyer
East Side. of Camden, Is without games
for Saturdals ard Sundays away. A. j.
tsWaEt Cub has as'ss ssvarn yf"SG open dates
gil nrst:class home clubs. =. Foster III
SoG,. Jh.p.r TtP!n'@ '}Tsss ssnn,on has July 10
open sHr 1oWs eipe ps9Ie 2srsa sfSS
tS, n; has a. JHly II" open. A. C'arS p"'"'
T.Ih, -. l. M sE:e'ss: ABA s92,n snq
Auburn A, G.. a nrs,-cIoss club, has seT. ;.
era 2Sss d',s. hnnd fGr f. icsH %es,
POP smiths All-stMs, a .hs, ass.-e'"s' Z,
Smith 6e36 Elmwo6d avenue.
Che eltenhnm A. A. has all dates in ApsHwSt
An umpire is open for engage meats Is Bass-
Psi iSi4 s@Rir' SOUTH soccnS Sa,f Street, 81 Aa'''
A pitcher or leflne'der would like e een-
Rotkschiid <. A. would iks to to-, gls,y ,S,. ,Si.
R' games sbs. with "a Any ycsngssssn Sg.ifs Ge street
Nome club Of the same cal'ber. manager
"' N,hocksink r. &. would IKE TO srrsnTss
ssAs with all ,ixteen;sFnI.een,;,yyo" ISs,,y pS1l
white diamond Club, a org class ass uSySI, nSSn.
inE tSNm, wants games. J. spsrhr' p'''"'
ThsiN are letters in the Sports pItgs pspatE,- tOr
nlrnt II the EvESrSG PrBiic LtS,EN, S'
FlDycrs VNfcEay and McAafter, or IN" WI"
wood Az A.. Of Franktord ,,,o, ,or all
Elm Al 4. has several open dsles 'oI ~ a.
nrtt.clasA home clubs. Jake se'o"Se' on
1G#srmanA,wn B. u. {. has chsnEed ,ts LIS
name 10 "a ,rmantown Pros hnd woGta u, ~
10 book saTG" away. j, Gallasher' :" r's'
WOE so1thwrss hs Pros have open dates away J.,
HooSer. 2osa North American street phone
4 f Grst-cIsas catcher would IKE 70 cor
Buck phone "a nnkford So, ,.,vh,.sn.v.or.
%c.,STVo "a ,TNTe,1S nHSDd S'm @"s ssS9 S9s"
wbI,..ts, rn.1H; EffS"TS' rSaSSS oregon %sOr is2% W
OIney Post. Sot sss, American Legion, ~
h,sIrous Of arrFrN'Ing games win eH ,HrM
class teams 81 lNme or away - hu"''
hI2O North Sixth arre"t. .,.,. 81,
Monotype JuniorH a fast went =, year ,old
team, wants games away { r. Dempsey
4142 T.ancastsr aVsNie bo,,.
team has open dat.sl II. sSuers' 1927 West
RyaS juniors fa1rtsen-StIH,S,..n-yGTHrr "a ID
toorn wants games itVsY' James vance
E"iS Kcrshnw %H 'S Cub has Ju ia and y open FOR
ali drst c nss home teemA T. X, Hh'' phone
Poplar 32sa J.
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The Tip
COME ONE says This bird is ripe, ,"
~ So you grab IL for a pipe,
with the accent on the tripe,
When the race Is run.
Yet nept day you'H do the same,
Hno,otng you can't beat the game,
As the moth has tracked the fame
Since the porld's begun.
NOW and then get O tip
~ That turns out to be pip.
So I cash in for the trip,
Swapping of tho stem.
But merit dnp around the turn
con see my bank roll burn,
Yet I neper seem to learn
/ nds made for them.-Plato Pete.
A NUMBER Of experts have been com =
n pairing Dempsey and Jeffries of late.
but they seem TO have overlooked an
intimate comparison of DR.. Crafts and
Aristotle. Why toy with the pikers
when there's bigger game at hand?
From St. Andrews to Columbia
THE international scenery is now
l. transferred from the quaint village
in the heort of Fife, along the Scot
tish coast, to within few brassie shots
of the White House.
1t Is something of a journey from st.
Andrews to Columbia, but within few
days Hutchison, Hagen. Barnes, Nit
chell. Duncan. Kirkwood and others
who were lately in pursuit Of the British
title will be on the spoor Of the Ameri-
can open that has taken on added i'm
portance with Hutchison's victory
across the water. This will be the
greatest of our championships in 10 far
as competing class is builder Of great
ness. The six we have named will
start as favoritcs, but golf has too many
uncanny twists to offer anything for
granted.
This forthcoming open will be the
first of the larger international events
scheduled for this country. England
aud Scotland have done most OF the
entertaining up to date, but with the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15

Toddys Local Games

clsI,St lsItsst'y" sy.nss Sc,:l ana S:n,:
s:esil :ees 4 fpai.sss A e g Civ 9fSsin.. p,.,s ,
sIs$S a:S':Is .s...,. sh.n.h.n. rorv..s.s =. =.
.,.ss; a,s.w As:oaiasic". Y broad = ssS'h ssS Es
stsnien Field Club at J.
Marshall H. smith AZ vusfn M'1,alaan lane '
OF, MSrts ~ . lhiils' az Sst,Sils.' hel.s,a. h
l. BridesbprE g., At smith-Furbu.b.
third hhqcs and S.rS, <; .s,, e st Farrsn Field c,A
SEeltsnham at Esswnaal..
and ShrnE st.sstcssn atcssn Square, Twenty ~.
wE6:Iscsss E6:Tssrs .;r.s.. e Sis''A'r rw.n,,.1.a !,
=, RcySsrsssf% .ySs 81 Donpy.p-Arm.,ron, 49,.
e'fhtn .n,a and walnut strcets. S'ftSs
=. beasuo-Dolawsre Undervy,....
VI r. League .p.-woon,,.
'rr ronsfs;,iTs onlffs iTsnth And Pgtlsr ;srsss. e's
Ian RsLk. Twepty-nf,h and Diamond :,,MH. W.
Hhidaie at Emerson. Camden. 'ucsA
YESTERDAYS SCORES
s.P.H. 49,. shanshan. Q.
Fs,s.sif Fsss.sit.n,. ATiIiqisssSa.r' Aiilss%ar..rs ,i.s,,.
&s:sS%:. &!:ssSse. y fkssERss,sntt ks1.ss%s {, C.,
BssssnssTr Bb.skssssSfr' a. T. pern.0yda: prs%.0yd: 2: w. ~
a. fsnSi.' SlsSi. : 6saksFs IsSs"e1eEfai efa ssofA
Asspas A%sr"9o olsb. nalp " rir.tp Il tpYSSsS3; S",.3E; %
Sorrtstowr Coiiesians. isi M@E su,,
sS1.sa s%sassn hss'ri 81 sn slapSt;i S;hiyss s. s,et:oS
Ambisr. q Indiana PSDsfs Prof...cn.,, =, Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLI-ps
BANKERS PLAY GOOD BALL
olney Tossers Set Fast Pace In First
Season on Diamond

The Olney Bank and Trust Go, g
baseball team has been going at fast
clip all season. Some of the best clubs
in the city have been defeated and
when it is taken into consideration
that this Is the clubs first year on the
diamond. this is a remarkable showing
SuppIce- Wills Jones, Hohfed Man
ufacturing Co.. Fox Motor. Huston
Post and Enterprise are few Of the
teams that have been forced TO bow
IN Olney. Several open dates are on
the schedule and all first class teams
wishing to book this attraction should
write TO l.. Stevenson. 204 Diamond
street, or phone Wyoming zoos.
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]. v. P[ATT SEEKS
OPEN GOLF H0N0RS
Local Player Among Belated
Entries for Big Washing
ton Tournament
RECORD FIELD TO START

Thirty new starters, bringing the
total up 10 262 and breaking ali pre-.
vious records. have been added to the
entry list for the national open golf
championship tournament, which will
be played at the Columbia Country
Club. Washington, next week.
Among the belated entrants are J.
Wood Platt. the local star. who was
member Of the force that went to the
British amateur tournament. but who
was kept out Of the event by an injury
received just before the start. and New
ton e. MAR. the New Jersey State
amateur champion.
Another star from the professional
ranks is Laurie Ayton, of Evanston,
III. As result of these additions the
starting time on both Tuesday and
Wednesday has been advanced to 8 20.
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RACING PAYS IN CANADA
More Than 1s,ooo,oo Wasered by
Public al -Four Mnetinas

Toronto. July 15.--Operation of race
tracks in this province has proved i'm
mensely profitable to the various clubs,
II was announced today at the office Of
the provincial treasurer, who has re-
ceived the returns from the meets thus
far held.
The Metropolitan Racing Association
from the Dufferin Park half mile track
Toronto, showed a profit of sec SOC
II was reported, while the smallest
agara Racing Association at Fort Erie
The Ontario Jockey Club meet at
Woodbine turned in a net surplus of
S2l OLA.
A total of S1S,O17,s ,s72 was set by
the public at the four Ontario spring
race meetings.
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Coast Net Team Named

Boston, July i5.--The Pacific Coast Will
send East for the national lawn tennis cham
p!9nship tournaments in singles and doubles
and Robert X nsey. the Western SECTIONAL
champions, will team again on Eastern
courts. and viii also play in tho slllglos
competition. William Johnston and Willis
Davis viii complete the team, Prom the
fast mat Griffin. JOhnston's partner In the
cnampionSh doubles play last year vas
not named II was assumed that Johnston
and Dhvis would team UP.
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NORTH PILLS PLAY
NATIVITY TONIGHT
Haskell Indians at WINS Cake
and Stenton Field Club Pays
Visit to Dobson
BLooMER GIRLS AT sPHAS

Another pair Of rivals for the myth
cal city semi pro baseball champion
ship will clash this evening at Belgrade
and Ontario streets when Nativity and
North Phillies cross bats. They have
met once before on the Phils' grounds,
and Nativity was the winner after nine
torrid sessions.
Manager Haggerty Ia anxious TO re-
peat this evening and will send Devine
to the mound In an effort to cop, while
the choice of Manager Reifsnyder will
In all probability be Bob David. ..
The Phils have shown improvement
since a shake-up was decided upon in
the lineup and will be on their toes
from the start in an effort to even I'D
the series. The game will start promptly
at 6 :15 p. NJ.
enc ssms with the North Philiiss" ils'u os ''r T%s..
day evening, are the attraction at the wins
sS and Mssf R5Ssa Mssn sf nd Z. oS
ee q. inr12Sa Of the which
regular ball club. The veteran Jake Heeye.
ner will in all probability huri for the cake
zig stsnton Fied Cub W at TSirts .ffth street rect
%"' Powell f'G5S'TE x. 3 S,fSns k5. s H.
having sent Hetzsl against Nativity last
evonlng. Manager Calhoun. OF the carpet
his twsntyfourth victory.
, Hohifeld ut shanahan. Forty-eishth and
Brown streets, mepns a battle between
Srothers. Walter Mackln will huri for the
hCme continEent, while Harry will take the
NIL Tor the towelmnkers. Both are top
notchers. meeting with wonderful s,,ocess.
and with nrst-class clubs in back OF them
an interesting contest can be expected
Tho Quaker City Bloomer Girls make their
hrst appearance In tho southern section, op-
posed 70 the South Philly Heprew AHsocia-
uon at Broad and Bisler streets. The femi-
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nina tossers will hav. stafford on !,
p,nnreat pSuru nna nir, rse crowd 70 expested, A.
Ms,s,,r sGwn 1s5tS S5S. is the eao.s.- Ss-s 3
Smith-furbush plays It's second raw.
the nome rleld at Second str.at snmt ssnmt %
avenue, with the Bridesburs Club ana q, ps
pend on Sls%ssnsr % and csshnnsn' a. MY SM,,i ~
ssry; whi,o bridsssurs will use Newman mar ~; ~
ssia on wsdnesasy aH'n w,s sams e. o. s,,,h. Is. css
won by 9 to I before large 'cqs cres, smith
Haskell Indians, I1dians viii be the sattrsction ss M
Dave Bennis anticipated one Of IN. h,.a...
games of the season at Cheiten avsru.r ru.roeeff
Ma.nclis' when nsrmantown ssSs nssS az ~
leader will use Fuerl, his pitching suUutotn ssn
the box while the Giants will iIEe,"
Hubbard to rely on. INV" nave
Tamaqus. which has scored victoria. 49,
AL the e. local clubs a. Tsmaaua. S here s'
and Wharton streets, The homs tsann A
use Eddie Gerner. the haro Of the tr.miun.l minl
inning game with Stetson on Wedns'a,ss
in the box. ''aAS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15

wi! fucceed him as president, John ]. No.
Graw wal resign as second wee pre- side NJ
and hereafter VIII devOta all his time ~
la sebSll Nj, MuntnSn Is u we.i-knuHn ana
popular nUrseGlan and spent all his time last
'"intcr In Mar, anHo, Cuba. whore became
rnthusRStIc about the track and Cuba. Mr.
frank J. Bruen Is 10 remain az general
manager,
THE card for to-day II good one, with
the Fr!volitY S'ak"s as the loader. interest
run on Saturday, centcTs arc md the possibl 2
appearance Of Grey Lag, which will have 10
shoulder a penalty, but IL looked upon as
certain starter nevertheless, Contention
will come from Sporting Blood Smoke
Screen banks!n C21RptT Demon, Despair and
win he nun on the same lay. Among the
best OF the s,ig!tles are Little Chief,
Mustard Seed, B!gheRrt Aknustl, Niolinist
Lord Allen. Runltarl olympus, BroOmstsr,
Philosopher, Black Rascal, and the crack
fly My RevorIe.
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RAIN HALTS GAME

Goodfellows Lead Old Timers When
Contest ls Halted
The Goodfellows baseball team jour-
neyed 10 the Old Timers, at Thir-
teenth and Johnson streets, last eve
ming and were in the lead in the first
half of the fifth inning by the score Of
Z to when rain put a stop to the
proceedings.
The Goodfellows are now negotiating
for home field downtown. but In the
meantime would like to secure games
away from home with teams like Ma
tivity. Fleisher, Dobson and North
Phillies. Address. Bill Lombard.
Second and Dock streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
MUCH SPORT ACTIVITY
DURING HOT MONTHS
Foreign Invaders Golf Links and Tennis Courts Viii
Furnish Sufficient E1citement-Boxers Receiving
Too Much Money for Their Bouts
BY GRANTLAND RICE

arrival Of Mitchell. Duncan and Kirk
wood, with the Davis Cup preliminaries
only n brief spell on beyond-not to
forget Leuglen and Leitch--there will
be sufficient excitement to round out
busy summer.
Part Of an Idea
DIG purses call for big admission
- prices. As Rickard had to take In
more than a million dollars before he
broke even no one can blame him for
the prices he charged.
But what's the matter with cutting
down the bulk Of these half million
dollar purses and reducing the admis-
sion price in proportion?
The champion and any worthy chal-
lenger are entitled to collect good
money. But they are not worth any
thing like $500, 900 (even with an in
come tax to be deducted) for one lone
contest, and they never will be. A
thing can grow until 1t gets beyond all
reason. Purses that boxers are now
demanding are too ridiculous to call for
even n second thought.
Which both public and promoters
will suddenly discover some morning II
they ever pause for moment to think
It OYER.
seems to be the location Of the public's
limit-just how hard il will fall. And
some day. when the limit is reached.
there may be distinct and annoying
thud.
Now that it Is deep in the back
ground, part Of ancient history, George
Bernard Shaw may have been correct
about his tip on Carpenter, as he in
sists that he was, but we are Just as
glad that we didn't put up the family
plate and our ultimate shirt on his
selection.
TNHE one foreign invader that would
l. have had more than an even chance
against Jack Dempsey was never given
show. They brought him over in a
cage and he died few months later,
We refer to John Daniel, the gorilla
who woul have broken no hand against
any mans jaw.
Copyright. 1891. All rights r..srpod
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
Bridesbwg Stages Ninth-Inning Rally

DILL opened rockng double Then
Fabun poll Walker third nsennn made wild wooly
to "old
make wild pitches threw the bal back and sailed into the crowd Fish
reached second and
Of P0 Bob
q q hat o a
called him and
high fly field which
: al
There which deserves special 1t
in inning
for bat The big catcher lifted a
looked like hit and oegan started for third However Farburn went
the ball second completed double play and retired the side
~ is il
don't bciCre Il BridCSburG niGht.
h sd0sr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
Boots and Saddle

Hos-s well placed in the seven events
at Windsor today are: First race
Modna, Wilfex, ForestalI; second -
Anmut, Crown Of Gold, Statim third
1opmast, Marble, Deronite; fourth
Hackamore. Lady LOngfellow. She
Devil fifth--Dodge, Blackie Daw,
Registrar; sixth-Commi Ct. Mintcat,
Some BABY; seventh-Airman, La
Foudre, Kohinoor.
At Empire City
First race-Modo. Rose Brigade Cy-
donia Sccond--Celtic Lass, Carline s. u,
y. I Barnum third-Neddam, Devas- .
tation. Lord Brighton; fourth Mad
Halter, Royce Rl'cs. Thnnderclap {;
fifth --R0ckport. Hantry, Challenger /;
sixth---Sweepy Stock Pin, Alta Gal.
Charles A. stonehnm and John j. Nc
OraW have disposed o. their ma jority stock
IA the Cuha-Amsrlcan Jockey ana Auto
C,ub 20 Thomas MonshAn and aspoela tea.
Mr. stonshana will sssim and Mr.. AonAkan
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McKenty Pitches a Good Game

Nhe lhIlPs
the Bill
to ball
He eighth
inning one which = going
a Of of
Bridcsburg by swell shape until th fourth
Ori"n, the fight referee and hatch,
and Ed down The EH did
front Of the plate and Foe\b"at
II for second.
the third base lin" and Wary Butts yho
hooe week hded II pS-
he heved tee
novcrJo
oth a
home
contest causedan
the umpire on the
McKen holding the home
ncking Clock occasionally There
Walker with and took second
called. n left. scoring his playmate
Fleisher Bfdesbug
the They couple Of hits the eighth when
Whitman bounced Nolan chest
III" and Kramer ended everything
which smOhered other than LEFTY
the OF Cincinnati Reds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
.lM,KENTY,S PITCHING
4 DEFEATS BRLDESBURG
IN HOT 2-1 CONFLICT
Former Member OF Phls Uses Left Hand With Good
Effect and FleisheT Cops the Contest-Double Steal
and o. Bren's Timely Hitting Subdue Home Club
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sport. Editor Evening Public Ledrer

TENDANCE big league baseball games may be falling on and per.
this
=. SAID ~ twilight Customers gather
more han worth
NIGHT of Bdesburs there close
boys by the The p-of the
finish IL andex
man ssrctred In the a winner could be named
n
these nights wash after the days work
plsying big league diamonds They play
Batting
mean nothing kept The big idea to win the game
andh the athe work thing in mind
They might the roll
players were
butu II in n odnatu
The bail Orthodox and looks
long walls piece of light
there deadhead
there disorder True they cheer
lo But everything
They the Bidesbug wn
they for and the
frcer the Quite posts distributed
bopso.aydy ptkt field short and
good only for tpo bdses There
otro N a and coal
for rcod ncnthera are out n
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Umpire and Lefty Nolan Are Rdzzed

THE players well known and have the social standing with
example,
He and
After sourning there for oet period
Lefty ytookt { III. .hoofnn M | for Feisher.
evening but this did not affect his ""
all Of
original INSPIRE They have of these
Smith behind the bat smthy
he the home club even
the >"as ike one OF
dneba used to read about
tbnsehan played No
ball of the city and the longest h went FOR two
bohs In
Ed Lusk Fleisher
different his
Bunting the big leagues seems 70 De
a alo,tar but they still do beautifully the lots
strongly Of the odn
scored played
In the big Nim mean
aeaS in the last stanza
Perhaps this real old
absence Wha
syertt was wasgo well worth seeing.
ten BY Fleiher pnd four ~
~ indeed, that slu09in9 oSim IN the
natio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburxh, 81 Phillies, 1 (ten inniDgs).
Now York, 4; ~ Iouis: tten inninss).
Cinoinnati. o. BROOKLYN. 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. o, Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 81 Washington, 1.
Boston. 5! Cleyeland, 2.
New York-st. Louis. postponed, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, 16 Milwaukee, o.
'6nIS 'M6InIneGpSI,.: . lis. u! iI,IGM;5S TgIsaS Z.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 81 Birmingham. /.
as1.' Gi'sis Rask-Ss%' as NSs%'SSis; S4i.an. r rain
EASTERN LEAGUE
BridEepOrt, 10: Worcester, o.
Hs;!sS:s$ Il $!Ssnss $!Sss"s |.ssSnd s' dd'%:ri ."m.,.
s!sss sn.!asssa, ,G Nss'If"T;i s% 2%T.n car., camel,
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
chioaso at Boston.
Cincinnati Mt brooklyn n.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Detroit.
Boston Rt Cleveland
Washington at Chicago.
Se>y York At IT. Louis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS or YESTERDAY
Syrneusr. y; Baltimore. o (frst gnne).
Baltimore. I; Syracuse. 3 (sevcn innings,
second Enne)
Jersey City. u Buffalo. I.
Toronto. a. Newark. 2.
Rochester, o. Reading, g.
TODAN'S SCHEDULE
Newark AZ Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Reading at Rochester.
Baltimore at syracuse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15

Tho Quaker City Bloomer Girls make their
hrst appearance In the southern section, op-
posed to the South Phiiiy Hebrew Associa-
uoh ct Broad and Bigler streets. The femi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
ULSTER OPPOSES
ENGLAND'S PLAN
Refused to Continue Farley
Unless 0ne-Parliament
Idea Changed.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE reply OF
Ulster 20 Premier Lloyd George
plan for an Irish settlement was de-
Iilvered at 10 Downing ST. today
Attendants there Immediately
communicated with the premier -
phone TO Bournemouth where ne IL
spending a few days and advised
him OF the contents OF the docu-
ment.
Ulster government again refused
20 enter formal negotiations unless
Premier Lloyd George alters the
conditions for the all Ireland par
lament. II was stated. The Ulster
note also again urged the publica-
ton OF all correspondence between
the premier and the Obstetrics.
No further developments IN the
situation are expected before Mon
day as dr James Craig. Ulster pre-
mler ,is going 20 France over the
weekend 70 unveil a monument
erected 90 Ulster volunteers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Auto Plunges Over
Cliff, Killing 6 on
Journey For Home

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Nov. 17.--Six
persons we're instantly killed here
early today when an automobile
plunged over 30-foot cliff.
Five men and a woman were the
victims and the skull OF each was
fractured. There were no other
passengers In the car
The car was returning home with
guests who had attended a house
party in thls city Suddenly the
swiftly moving automobile swerved
from the roadway OF the 700-foot
span and plunged every one OF its
occupants 20 the hard roadway be-
low. The skulls Of all six passengers
were fractured and their bodies
crushed. The car was atop it, vic
tins
Two men going 10 work discover
ed the wreckage.