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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
SPORT BULLETINS
n,noIL1OSES one

SAN FRANCISCO, June S0.-(A.
PD-O'Doul went down to defeat yes
tcrday after pitching ten successive
victories. Vernon beating San Francis
60. 5 to >. The visitors punched hlts
in the third. eighth and ninth innings,
while the Seals made their two runs in
the sixth off Caveney's home run and
D'COnnelIs triple.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30

Cattle-Receipts, $500 head. Beet
steers mostly steady: few early sales
higher; top yearlings, 1925; butcher
stock, 15a 25c lower; veals, 75c lower:
stockers and feeders weak.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head. Lambs
mostly 25c lower: bulk western lambs
S9251 9.75: top, s9.S5; natives, 80;
sheep steady: ewes. 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
REEFS TAKE BEATING

SALT LAKE CITY, June S0,-(A
P.)-Sa acramento won from Salt Lake
yesterday . 10 3. The Senators mad
seven runs in the first inning, when
Compton hit homer with the bases
fun. Kallio allowed seven hits in two
thirds of an inning. Siglin also hit a
home nun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
REANERS LOST

SEATTLE, Wash, June S0.-(A. PD
The battered Beavers took their
daily beating yesterday, Harry Gard
ner WELDING the paddle. While Harry
was turning in a ! to win. Vernon
downed the league leaders, so Seattle
yainnd a FUN stride on the Seals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-30
Omaha Market
Shows Steady Tone

OMAHA. June 30.--Hogs- Receipts,
10000 head. Steady to l5c higher;
closing weak; bulk $50 to 240-pound
butchers, $S.5OGS.SO; top, $3.50; bulk
of butchers $50 pounds and over. $S.15
a $50; packing grades. $1,000 $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

10 ACRES-One- fourth mile flag station.
postoitce and store, on county road. is
acres first bottom. rs acres smooth up.
land. % acres gently rolling. 20 r0urh.
small house, good well. none cuItivatad
Price $500, mortgage $1,000. 40 acres.
onc-halt tillable. 80 cultivated. house and
outhuildings, three miles TO railway. fine
free rang" for stock, Price $4,000. mort.
gage i.2o0. Ask for further particulars
T.. o. Box l64. wister. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"Okahoma's Finest"

SPRINGER APARTMENTs
"uNahoma's Finest"
Ro FREQ from carea. cold ana fire.
rlyc.room efficiency. oil burners. incln
orators storage rooms, running well water,
sound proof
Three minutes walk from downtown.
Uout $50 M unfurnishcd: rent includes
heat Light gts and water, references re-.
qulrcd
SIXTH AND CINCINNATI STREETS
ror further Information call Usage cos.
lOt LDEN. n. b2s-Fino large three room
apartment, private bath, in new mod
rru duplex, well furnished, fiuc neighbor.
hood, close in.
NuuSENELr E., le9 Hctwocn Twelfth
nishud three room apartment, Fouth ex-
pusurc, vacant lat ,cdar 22aa
THIRD, W, lO2J--rwu 'ooms and bath;
newly furnished, Tor four young ladies'
. employed use OF laundry. tssgc a2As.
orn apartment, furnished. close In. one
block to ear line Gas, water light and
phone furnished.
rLAIA rLa''.IlAN ,H,M,,Hkr io' Fourth and p
/ room efficiency apartment cedar -.
HOUSES toR RENT II
FOR sALE-I3ooo, or rent so. three.
room house on lot near Tenth and Nc.
| COY Sts. Kendall owners, Phones Osagr
$3.50 or qsoG.
/ SIX ROOMS aui breakfast room. hard
wood floors, garage and drive, on paw
ing, near car and Jltuey line. Cedar 2g2,
after q. Nsng" ,al'
/ NEW sg'rn. ruom house for rent. west
|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACnyAGr ron sAIr as


u"n. VIII bo divided 90 suit purchaser.
ron sALE ono. fourth acre. tour. room
h'NH.. r,t''Ir NgUfs eud EtH. chicken
hoH7. good ven gn Sand sprngs cor
Price 800. sro RUSS O.. Grant 5It so-
uIv uIg rhono -lr0.
F"N SALE. Du" 0t'.acrr tract ana ono
"h..t.rH lfati w'a located Hud near
pavement ara ,,'g i'n@ a bargain nHen
a. once" Don't taI tp g." this Monday.
r. '.'" .. ..r. trrsn.
tIit .. QUARTER ACRE TRACT rich
frrtuc soil. some native shade. nice
location rght in line u rapid develop
mont one uon box hou.e. ali for 81 $50.
HOUSES roH SALE a,
w VAST your property listed win Us
you superior service. Sounan Hros. real
estate and Insurance. Phone Cedar 2tt9
SUIT" .'2 Iowa nig
EEhuALL BARGAIS- -Four-r6dfn house.
NM go',Jn d'r,SI r!,d. Il9,1 zoo to school gsr
cedar i3ls, Res. Usage 2779
MAP pF cry or TULSA. showing To-
cation OF streets and subdivlslons only
70 cents Kelly Map Co., 2l7 5. Boston
REAL ESTATE saiosman wanted. G55
Tulsa real "sfst", I viii sell you a home
without a dollar down. one " the best
additions on south aide. For particulars.
'eh ofagr s'fl. Hounnn.
For SALE uy owner. at sacrifice, new
-four. roam house. exceedingly we'll buIlt.
located east sud best location Tor garden,
CligtenH. etc. Cal Usage i33O Or Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
TI;NAs

1000 ACRES near railway. near and bs.
tween two oil fields. rich, productive.
200 acres cleared, balance merchHu,able
timber which will pay for land. Liberty
county. Texas; $40. terms. Charles Peter.
son. 223 First National Bank, Houston
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
WEARING ArrAREI

HIGHEST IKICEs paid tor second .nart
clothing, shoes, hats etc ih"no of'r.
5AS5. --
ONE mli dress French broauci.lh .Hra
suit. slze ~ or AZ, for 500, ilY s.. N.a..
der,
LADIES spring coat, serge dress. SUM
mer hat opera cape, pair ur h.tHH
shoes, si1s thi mans brown SUIT Usage
1858. "
sPIRELiA COHSETs made TO measure
Mrs. r. W. Lucas Usage h'9l
HIGHEsr prices paid Tor eo'H"H hand
elothinE, shoes, hats. etc. fh.uU Usage
G4A5.
IIEsI prices paid for second hand cloth
ing, shoes and hats CAL os'so s.26.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rnena second.
hand clothing, shoes snA hat. PhOn,
ossSs s0ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES FOR SALE ~
ECtH. ROOM BDt SE- tui s.ya lot. Price
tl55o. $500 cash. Usage SOL.
WILL TAKE ~ desirable lot and some
cash on fivo-room strictly modern bum
galuW restricted district. beautiful home.
Price $500 Usage sol.
l00s'GO RESIDENCE LOT In 81. Louis TO
trade Tor Tulsa roai estate. Usage SOL.
NOTICE SlS.roOm bungalow. hardwood
floors, buiit.in features. garage and
driveway, located In Irving Place. just or
the pavement This is a real attractive
bungalow and $1,000 lesa than cost price
to owner. Price 5000. $4,000 cash.
Phone osrge $3.50. SUNDAY osage 3ss6.
FOR SAtE--Fivc room box house. to be
moved OF Phone Usage 7i39.R.
lots FOR SALE SO
FOR SAiI.--Fivr town Iots in Biiss, No
bic county. okla, make offer, want
cash. Mrs Marie Napier, 37i9 y. Ham
lin Ave. chicago. IN
FOR SALE-. beautiful lots in Hobb. sddi-
tion. owner In California and must sell.
Price and terms right. Cali Edw. l.. Bar
fett, Usage S3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

A REAL BARGAIN In Irving Place: lot
with two-car garage and servant quar-
ters, owner must have the money Phone
Osags 229l Ask for Bob
$3.50 CASH, balance monthly buys good
fuur-ruom modern house. 1900 block
East sixth, on pavement Immediate pos.
session. Price 81 600. Edw. r. RarTett
2ot bliss Bldg. Usage So.
FOR SALE sand Springs line, Gsnn
station; two-room house, G2LNl5O lot,
$1,000, 5000 cash, balance like rent. also
two vacant lots for sale See J. G, Me
Pherson, Glenn Station, second door west
vi station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
nnIsLi,nin nnnp.

FOp RALE a bargain. hsau,tu
French bcValat mirror. ONE uak d.sat...
other small household articles Apply
1905 v. Fourth. tHU cedar ll.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

u.rcr D. 900, r.. ,,., v.,.....
I..tt ....' ''l. n.7h'l "ih
lr. block from ufury - me-, ,,,,p,
Dl.n au uu, SUNDAY To-, irgr,'t'..r
.' room 1r'r,wrnl
''' '''.. ''" "''' '"''N'
,,,r. .,,,,.,,,.,
.,,,,.,,..'.,, - ="
, 'l'. ',.'u' l1 ."
M '' ~. 90, SUNDAY FORENOON
,..,
,''.. '.' +. H'h...'I apart
'' '' '' .. '''''h'
Inh lN.aI 81. d"'n t,a. i.uu uruIsI,I
apartment. walking distance. u.a.. close.
tH Ufuuy and street car line ,uu paas,
''ll o.
HrNUTiEuL ,r'ialsucy apartment Tor
r"u', HuuU amount Of mtnIture Tor
.ulr D.uar IN1
.I,. t.. ..r tl,.,. ,...,... ......,.,...,
tb'e b.fN hot aui cold water in ..i,it.n
private entrance close iu. auuth side. ia
'"up." DauEr lss2
IYN tUl .T TNr.a. ruufu sp4rtr.r,f
beautifully furnished amt complete. ...r.
.'nt ,t'r tt"ud piano aud phuuugrapu.
.. ,'n"',E lrIHi'I, pos
marc" iHi 'ai w. Third, apart.
'',''I,.',.' ,.,l'II''., h''' rng"''. "t, com
,.t,.,.,...-,..,.....
'.,, ,..,,n J. a. - '.nuiLiyl furnished
.,,,.. .,,,.,..
',it ~ H','F l"'h''h'd lhi"". runn
'l'' .'''.. yh .nuin H.H' 10 adn'H, rri.
t.ir..,tE,.t,,.,,.
49,, '''''' 80 "p'I''"'"' 'hl 'rdaf
Flls'l-Htp HR ruum steam heated
apartment, worry close in. south side.
"',' '''E' ''''. '..-....
WILL SNARE my apartment with couple
ur two working girls. rent reasonable.
700 h quincy apartment
SIXTH ". ann. A ptr,ry furrI.I.,i g,.,r,
mont ~ No., ,,n,,'s b., ~ ". "....u ..u "faI
on aud bedroom, Adjoining bath. entire
H'cunl floor pf private home. with ltl.
NHtc entrance. no other ruptucrs auI,abIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION
TO BROW NSNILLE AND POINT


Tho place where President elect Harding
spent his vacation. You should see these
places. destined to be the largest cities
in the south, one harbur. the other a
city on the historical border between The
United States and old Mexico. climate
ideal ally year, water, soil and labor yYn-
ditions fine. rs an irrigated country. a
hOmeseeker and investor paradise. IT'S a
three-Crop country annually. producing
corn. cotton. broomcorn, alfalfa and hay
crops by the side of winter vegetables,
oranges, grape fruits lemons. lines, dates
and figs. YOU can't beat II on the Nurrh
American continent. This IN the climate
that every day is planting and harvesting
time, fruits and flowers adorn your hons
at all times. Write mo Tor booklets, maps
and Information free. Browning Hotel,
oklahoma city Saturdays, or Red Rock
Okla. Want good agents. Barney Wool.
Nertun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
CALIFORNIA

BUY good farm Ia California; ideal
climate, big farming profits our prices
and opportunities viii convince you.
For particulars write W, 8. Pittmas. Red
ding. shasta Co.. CaliL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

TINE ENTIRr CONTESTS on MAPLE
RIDGE HOME MOVED FDU .pE
NENiENCE TD If0I % NNtE. Will bI
on SALE TUESDAY. MARCH o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

uobGr D. I'ls rau room apartment
w.'"rn private bath new Apartment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
IRVING PLACE

NORTH SIDE
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. S ROOMS
AND SLEEPING PORCH BATH. FIVE
CLOSETS, BASEMENT SCREENED
BACK PORCH, GARAGE, CONCRETE
csT6, osAGE I:e,, CEDAR III.
FOR SALE-Seven- room duplex, priced at
$3.50 for quick sale, $1,000 cash with
$3.50 per month balance. either side will
rcnt for ft5, viii take second hand car In
sa cash, This 10 a splendid buy and viii
pay is way out Price below value. Sun
Realty Co.. sOs $. Main. Usage s2Gl.
BIGGEST haragln Tn Tulsa, five rooms
modern, oak floors, garage, hiEh corner
lot on pavement, good location, only
s. $50, easy terms Mrs. Henderson. Osase
SENES ROOM two-story home. close in
ON south side oah fl0oS basement, ga-
rage. Price $40, 500, good terms. Cedar
l3ls Res. Usage 2779.
$500 'ASH--Flrst pay mert IN nice four
room bungalow iu Kendall. balance Ike
rent. This IL bargain. can early.
Cedar l5lN. Res osaE" 2f79
SIlttD BUNGALOW 900 cash, bal
snco monthly, buys practically new
s'ucco bungalow, six large rooms, best
grado oak floors, decorations and light
fixtures, hulit-in cabinets, beautiful tile
wauicl which burns coal or gas. basement.
garase and drive. This house IL boxed
and ~ the best type of construction all
through. Bullt by present owner for a
home, This Is m absolutely individual
type Of home. Price only Sll,b00. Iall
cedar 1871.
NORTH SIDE--CloSe In fiye-room mod
ern. oak floors. bunt-ln features. pave
ment half paid out Price $1,000. $1,000
cash. Cedar Igls, Res. Usage 277S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
WYOMING.

/ Gao ACRES--Son- Irrigable, fenced, %
acres cultivated, fair buildings well
| suitable for dairy, good speculation 3lA
/ acre. cash. +. Westcott, Bordeaux, Wy.
I prnlUr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

AKDAIA strawberry plants, IHrHrft Iur
apected, can fiu large orders. s. prr
thousand, {. O, b, Anderson. ElyA Juura.
Anderson, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

$3.50 CASH puts you In possession Of a
delightful slN-roOm modern bungalow.
breakfast troom, twO-Car garage, solid
drive, nice lawn, extra large lot. on tho
paving. In a reHtricted addition surrounded
by good homes balance like rent. can
Z %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

THE M'GEE TOMATO makes I, 900 ruHsab
per acre and / only have The pur. ped
agreed seed, Please write for fun intorma-
tion NJ. e. MCGee, san Marcos l'NHH-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
PERSONAL PROPERTY


HtiIlIHt titIl b.. t~lJ fOt second haoi
boihlng shu"s ntd hats. puuuo 7lts
HtGuLSr PRICES paid for second hani
clothing rhurH hats etc BsAKe sflp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

HAVE cadillac seven passenger car ss
first payment on five or sit-room bun
gnlow. Usage 1907
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
NORTH CHEYENNE

East front lot 5OSisS; owner In california
must sell, will take ti35O good terms
Edw. r.. Barrett. 20i Bliss. Phone Usage
- or C5.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-19
COMING THEATRE ATTRACTION
''The Inside of the Cup" Big Picture,
Exposes Hypocrisy

Said to be one of the most remark
able picture productions of the current
season, "The Inside of the Cup" a
Paramount Cosmopolitan perturbation
of Winston Churchill's famous novel
will be shown at the Opera House for
two days beginning Friday next. When
this book was published in 1913, its
exposure of hypocrisy among wealthy
churchgoers, provoked bitter criticism
by the clergy of England and this
country. The hero of the story, as in
the picture, is the Rector of fash
ionable church, who becomes disgust
ed with certain elemenss of his flock
and severely arraigns them for their
shame and hypocrisies. Director AL
bert Capellani, however, has paid more
attention to the dramatic features of
the story than to the philosophy which
makes the book almost unforgettable.
The scenes are thrilling and the heart
appeal eliminating in the fruition of
love romance, is irresistible. The
cast, headed by William p. Carleton
and Edith Hallor, is unusually large
and artistic.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-19
NEW BUS LINE FOR SMYRNA
"The Transit Company" Name of New
Concern Chartered at Dover

A movement is under way to es
tablish a bus line connecting Smyrna
with Dover, Milford, Frederick, Rising
Sun, Camden and Middletown. The
equipment as proposed will be four
18-passenger busses, cross seats,
heated with the latest modern heating
device. A time table schedule is be-
ing arranged which will give a bus
about every hour and a half both
north and south, connecting with i'm
portant trains at Dover, also after
theatre accommodation, with a short
er headway for holidays, Saturdays
and Sundays. Now that the State
Highways are practically finished be-
tween the points as stated above, it
behooves US as an enterprising citizens
to see to it without delay that we do
not fail to give this worthy project
our hearty support. We need daily
passenger, as we'll as freight and ex-
press motor transportation both north
and south. Such transportation has
been proven all over the country to be
much cheaper and in cases like our
neighboring towns away from the rail-
roads, much quicker. Papers of in
corporation are being prepared and a
charter taken out under the name of
"The Transit Company" with head
quarters in Dover.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-19

At the weekly meeting of the Dover
Chamber of Commerce, lengthy dis
cussion was had as to the location of
the Boulevard through Dover. Some
advocated the route by way Of Cover
nors avenue and others through State
street, while still others favored the
route east of Dover back of the State
House.
Smyrna times., 1921-10-19

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
$3.50 a year in advance.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
"I0NG TOM" MAKING
SPLENDID SALES

Long Tom Chenault has been
As busy aS 4 bee the past week.
conducting sales throughout the
county. and. according To- reports
which have been made to the
Daily Register. splendid prices ON
personal and real estate property
have been realized. On Friday
morning he had charge OF the
Fount Rice estate sale and the
following were among the prices
paid for livestock: brood Sows II
from S,'S to $40: shoatS 81 q heal
cows $40 to SO; old horses and
mules from $50 to so. The farm
was taken down ON bid of $lZ5
All acre. owing 10 the fact that
an agreement couldn't be reached
by the heirs about its sale. Every
one seemed To be we'll pleased
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
MADISON HIGH LOSES
IN FIRST QUARTER

Midway High School defeated
the Madison Hi foot ball team o.:
this city at Midway FRIDAY b, =
score of Is to o. The local bows
were very unsteady i'll the ms.
quarter of play when both of the
touchdowns were sco-ed Il GAINS;
them. This was their {: ~ yai;i~
OF the season and .hcir gr;t ~
tempt to win with a foot Al team
that has been developed at Mari
son. The Midway aegre..a; ,..i
had several fast men tia. o.
away To long end runs in the FIRST
quarter that lead to. the .dcfe1. ct
the Madison warriors. The,
fought hard after they had io;in.
themselves but could not ,.~e--
come the lead that the AI.d'~av
eleven had gained. The 5.,Ns
showed UP we'll for their first
game OF the season.
Midway --------15-0-0-0 % :
Madison --- 0-0-C-)-i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
Coburn's Minstrels Come
To Richmond Thursday

That raggy. jazzy, dancy band
of entertainers with ]. a. Co
burns MINISTRIES will appear at
the opera house ON Thursday.
Oct 9th in their 22d year of old
time and modern minstrelsv. The
company includes many new fac
eS and what is said to be the best
performance Manager Coburn has
ever had. The singing with this
attraction has always been MAIN
tanned as one OF its strongest fea-
lures and every effort has been
made 70 surpass the standard in
this years show. A complete and
entirely new program costumes
and scenic equipment said to be
better than ever, with new nov
elites and vaudeville features is
promisd and the we'll known re-
liability of this production as an
amusement and fun show should
furnish. one of the seasons pre-
mier entertainment. It's the show
you know. 1t has become house
hold word As a Minstrel. 60
burns stands for all. that is new
and good in its line. Seats on sale
at the opera house box Office. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03

ON SATURDAY.. Mir. Chenauit sold
Tor Mrs. Mice +. Whitlack. H. adj
miniStratCr. 10 acre, al land at
the splendid figure "i SOL an
acre Tobacco sticks sold Tor
SOS = thousand: a hall interest
in 10 acres OF corn brought $3.50
a barrel
Monday morning Long Tom
sold privately 80 acres of land Tor
]. W. Hord. OF Speedwell To +. ].
Black at SIPS an acre. The tract
was only slightly improved and
the price was considered a good
one. Col. Chcnault has several
more sales scheduled soon and
his many friends say he was nev-
CT in better trim 10 handle tl~u--
with this good sale.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
RAIN OR SHINE

Twelve hundred and eighfy6ve acres mostly grass
with never failing water supply, and two good houses,
barrs and out buildings
fhis farm is considered by many experienced men
to be of the best in the county for the handling of
cattle Those DESTROYS of obtaining first class place
arecordally invited to inspect and be present at 10
o clock, October | 5th
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
"PRoF." WEEDS By CONTRACT
Seattle Teacher and Brooklyn Girl
Join In Unusual Marriage
Ceremony.

New York.-The marriage by com
tract of DIR. Leslie Spler. professor of
anthropology ut Seattle university.
now teaching at Columbia, to Miss
Erna Gunther Of Brooklyn was an
nounced today. The Acknowledgements
of their signatures to q marriage con-
tract before Justice McCook constitut-
ed the ceremony. Such marriages are
legal under New York statute, but In
frequent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03

Niagara Falls. N. Y.-Threeyeaf-
old Rose Bevilacoua died az strngula-
ton In Memorial hosDit1. \ pieee of
pear she was eating became lodged
In her thraae Physicians wOrlspa for.
hours TO dislodge the obstruction, but
we're unsuccessful.
FOR SALE-Two hoases and
lots on Lindale street and house
and lot on Short street. w. ID.
Thompson, Phone 40 32-3p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
LANCASTER DEFEATS
MODEL n 10 TO @

The Lancaster High school foot
ball team added another victim
to their string when they defeat
ed the Model High clever on the
Normal gridiron Friday by score
OF 10 TIA q. The local lads plavetl
hard but the breaks of the game
as well as ii pigsl<in warriors of
the capital of Garrard were found
against them. They fought for
every inch OF ground and ran in
TO some hard luck in the, lasr
quarter that added seven points
to their opponents score. On a.
forward pass by Lancaster. they
carried the ball within two wards
OF Models goal line but were un-
able 10 push. it over in three tries.
On the fourth attempt. Referee
Carter and the visitors thought il
went over. Model insisted Wig
orougSly that it did not. The
Lancaster star half Hamilton Cox
carried the ball with broken
collar bone and slipped the sphere
over the line after being downed.
according to the Model PLAYERS.
Referee Carter disagreed with
them. however. and what he said
was what counted. Cox Rocked
the goal.
"BattleaN Cox played the star
game for the visitors. Scorin" ali
oftheir points and breaking AWAY
with a nifty I0-yard run in the
third quarter He was thrown sol
heavily. however. that his right
Collarbonc was fractured. He re-
tired from the game for 4 few
minutes but returned in time To
carry the bah across Tor the Ill.
pucd touchdown.
Although much lighter than the
Model eleven. Lancaster showed
the effect of more practice and
thy proved very fast. too. With
hard work ON the line points of
the game. the fans expect to see
Model greatly improved by their
next game. The lineup was:
Lancaster Model
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03

peciallV ilo / wish to show m
appreciation to the Mayor -
Richmond and other CITY officials.
and to the editor at the Da:i,
Register shall slwy> carry witt
me pleasant memories of my stay
IN Richmond and wish for this III
tx. city and it, good people abun1
ann SucceSs.-MiS> NINA 81 I
Ward. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03
Card of Thanks

wish To- extend my thanks ~
the people of Richmond and Mai
ison county for the many kil.l
nesses they have shown me and
other members of my family Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-03

notwithstanding for Law
son; Saunders for Anderson: 6.
Carr for Evans; Evans for Jayne
lawson for Alridge: Moore for
Cox: Cox for Moore.
Referee-Carter.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Head Lineman-Moultwell.