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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

sECoR. HORACE. jim PURsua me- 81
OF an order OF Honorable John r * ~
halan. a Surrogate OF the County o., s ssr
York. NOTICE is hereby given to al pS
Jr.. late Of the County Of New York cs
ceased, to present the same with vGue.',t
thereof. TO the subscribers. AT its pr s,ur
transacting business. al the Office OF NV =,
No. 81 Wall Street. IN tho 3ofous5s, . :
Manhattan. in the city OF New YORK s. s.s
of New York, on or before tho lssa ~
Of February, 1922 ,u,
1921
THE EQUITABLE TRUST Co.fPAss,s,.
OF NEW YORK Exeel'ys,.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDEiC,T post.
torneys for Executors Once ana -.
ONCE Address, 81 Wall ST., Borough
Manhattan. New York CITY
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S0ut1ern spot 7Harkets. GALVESTON
quiet, 90 points lower at zoe; sales 34S
bales. New Orleans steady. so points lower
at l9c; sales 1856 bales Mobile nominal
go points lower al 1Sc; sales, none. Savan-
zoo bales Norfolk quiet so points lower
at soc; sales, 1888 bales. Aug usta steady
90 points lower at 1s.75c: sales. LOG bales
memphis steady. 90 points lower at 10. soc
sales 1900 bales. Houston steady 50
points lower at 19.1oc; sales, 1881 bales
Little Rock, so points lower at 10 SOC
sales 1850 bales. Dallas steady. 70 points
lower at 1920: sales. 5,579 bales. Mont
gomery. firm, 25 points lower at 1860
sales, $50 bales. Fort Worth steady, 65
points lower at 1920; sales 1900 bales
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Grain Prices

Wheat
Yesterdays Previous Year
Ne~ forK: close close. ago.
NO hard. ... 1391a S137
ChicagO-The range OF prices:
Open. High. Low Close. close
sept. 1.25H 1.27 1.24 1861 1861
Dec. 80. 1.277s 1.29A 1.26M 1891 1881
May 1872 1881 1.s1 1881 133
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close; close ago.
No. yellow. .sO.72A s0.73h $751;
Chicago:
September -. .53A 63lh oeN
December 49,. .53l5 SO II 11ltS
May ....... .68ss .5SN
Yesterdays Previous Year
new york: close. close. ago.
No white. $0.49 SO49 s073IA
September .37h 1865 60Ta
december .39A 1915 .63H
May .43@s .45ta
Rye
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No West fob $1.19 $119 s2l9
Flour and Meal
aSterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Sp'g pit $S.25 6S.60 $8.2508.6O $l225@135o
Comnl 100000 100000 $500 400
Rye 6.75W7.00 7.0O@725 10.O0Q1O50
Bran 24.00 24.00 5000
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Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables-Spot cotton In good
demand at points advance; middiing.
1854; sales 1900, including 1000 Amer
lcan Imports 5000. including 900
american Futures opened quiet at IA to
10 points lower. Closed steady at Q to Is
points decline, October. 1870 December,
1872; January, 1880; March. 12.47; May,
1918; July, 1870. Manchester: Yarns
dull and easier; cloths quiet
Cottonseed Oil
The market closed with net gains Of 70
to 1S points.
The range Of prices:
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Sugar and Coffee

nav sugar FutufeS-Ihe range OF prices:
Thurs
Open. High. Low. Close close
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Satisfied Judgments
In Naau Xn.lr

The first name is that of the debtor. the
second is that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Mulvihiil Matthew I'm I71oro.
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The PAINTED LADY

Ancient tomc had flappcrs. and
they woe their tam In huge putt.
over thor cars rhis Is discovered by
Ia University OF .rhnnsa. investigator.
prof II II Strauss
Roman women, sayr Strauss. en-,
ployed cold cream rouge llp sticks
ana false hair more freely thnn the
most extreme OF che women you see
on the Corpus Christi streets
For the female to strive 20 make
herself mors attractive IL n perfectly
natural process. II is characteristic
of all life on earth Mrs P;armEan
bird OF the FAR north. grows very bright
feathers In the mating season ana
changes 20 white fenthors that hide
her from foxes IN the winter SHOWS
Probably women always will paint
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Corpus Takes Game
From BeeuilIe

The fast baseball team 81 Beeville
went down under the hitting ~ the To-
cal club aud lost NV Il score ~ 60 /
yesterday at Klebvrg park The locals
attained an early lead by four hits
md four runs la the first and added
e run In both the fifth and sixth in-
nins Corpus ChrISti got nuhcl for
ID dozen hinElca while Rogrrs held lleo-
me a. onb four safrtios. Grant hit
two long ones that would have been
good Zoe "A circuit had they been q few
feet further ln and u Is said that they
we're the longest drives made az the
PARK this yeai
Frederick WIS IN the lineup yastog-
day for The first time since his nose
was broken al knhstoWn.
This was LEVY Matthew'S FIRST ap-
pearancc In the outnsld hero ana ne
showed up as q real fielder as weil
as hitter. getting three hits out OF
live times np, one OF them good ion
two bases
Batteries; iiervilie GRADER and
ilarnos Corpus Christi. Rogers ana
Wright
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HOW T. c. c. CAN HELP BUSINESS

Both the gross revenue and the net
operating income Of the larger raiif8ad
syst.ms show decided Improvement
over a year ago The figures for most
% the systema for April are now avail
able while they are siin far from
satisfactory as compared with nor
NAL nre-war conditions the improve
ment is sufficient 20 Indicate that the
long hoped for business revival may
boz under way
These April figures ought Co. amt
undoubtedly viii hc. seriously cansld
cred by tho Interstate commerce com
mission "a making up IT, declsion ON
the question 81 revising freight and
passenger rates downward
The countrys industries are making
a gallant struggle TO get on their feet.
and they need every bit Of help they
can got Important among These in
dustrioa are tho railroads. which can
prosper only 40 there IN general pros
pcrity And n can not be too often
that railroad rates higher
than the traffic viii bear nre as bad
for the railroads ~ for other indus
tries
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DEMPSEY WON'T
BOX FOR FEW
relays YET
Cash Over Left Eye Not
Healed Sufficiently, De-
clares Manager kearns

Arr ANrtr" SqrN ,,n. 20
p.s,,r,',,o,, =, tl,t,. 80 -
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"a ri.n,.'., 49, 49, 49,. -, ,''',''' ,,.
,,,,.,.. ,,,,,,,..,...,. 80, 80 ,
$50, s,,,. 5,. 81 49,, -. 49,. ~
l.ff 49,. a., ,t,,....,, -,
,,.,,,,,,..., ,,,,i..,., 90, ~. -, ~, go
~. 49,, -, ,...,.t... -,
49,, $40, ..,t',,. ~, ~ ~
,i,.,.. -, ''' ''''' GUT
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rosAcco ANo EDUCATION

Americans are quite given 10 boast
INK 81 their large expenditures for
public education From tho point OF
View o. rolaiivl,y Boosting acoa not
square with the facts We spend
something less than 1000 GOO 700 per
year on public education.
90 1890 our tobacco bin was more
than double This. and Tor face pow
der cosmetics. perfumes. etc. We spent
three quarters OF billion
For every dollar We spend on public
education We spend 20 cents Tor ice
cream, 90 cents FOR yewclry. IS cents
for soft drinks and SO cents for furs
The t5o.oOo.ooo a year We spend for
chewing sum is two ana half times
She total expenditures for the normal
schools and nimoHt exactly the same
a. an state and city appropriation for
higher education.
The United states commissioner of
education points oui that 10 we would
smoke two cigarcts instead 81 three.
two clears instead Of three. take two
ohewa instead ~ three. and add the
money thus saved 10 the teachers pay
ron Tie salaries u teachers could be
Increased i2o per cent
A. DC is pretty generally admitted
that our tenchers AZ "a class are Grim
inally undornaid these figures are. Ca
say tho least rather humlllstine
I'VE think we believe In education.
says CinN,5u "No doubt We 90 De-
heyo iu education in way. but W,
have not paid and DO not pay much
for o."
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Monday, June lS, 1921.
PASSING or cot. oALssAlrH

1.-THE death Of Colonel Gaihraiih
WAS a loss 90 the whole rntion Tho
nayor o. western city who 70 OK
pressed himself when he heard OF tho
sudden taking of q the head Of the
American I.cgion voiced the people'e
unanimous sentiment
Caihmiths splendid work Tor the
disabled veterans OF the world war
had so endenrcd him 10 every service
man that 81 H. doubtful whether the
passing Of any other man would have
been fclt as kesni, ny "a, America
soldiers
Immediately upon his election as
head Of the American Legion. iam fall
he threw himself whole. hearicdiy into
The fight Tor justice 10 the disabled
soldiers This great WORK WINS just be-
ginning 90 bear fruit when one o. those
sudden and inespuoahio tragedies
struck him down
Fate dccreed that the American 1.e-
sions commander was not % live 10
see the fun fruitiou Of the work 20
which he had dedicated himself But
his example Of unseifish devotion 20
noble cause VIII be the inspiration 10
others TO carry on ans finish the task
when it has been finished when
the nations obligation TO every dis.
ahled soldier has been ns fully dis
charged 49, 1t can be. the credi, will
be largely Colonel Galhruith's
Colonel Gaibraith was a gsllani sol
dier auA his title Fighting Colonel 81
The Fighting FIRST" won IN the ter
rlhle fighting IN the Areonne was well
bestowed Three governments had
horored him with medals for distln-
so he'd service ~ Tho field
But those honors were small COM
pared with Che great honor Of having !
hie memory forevor cnshrincd la the I
hearts ot tho American soldiers
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A USELESS SACRIFICE


II a. IS the unexpected that happen.
mos 'feIuenuy In human affairs },
WAS the expected that overlook Laur..
nromwell enc Of the worlds greatest
stunt" aerial nayleators Daring such
a. she INDUCED In invites les own fate.
Her death while performing some OF
hor circus feats In the air wac a aues-
tion 81 slime only and in her case tho
time lapse WAS short instead Of long
Tie dashing young woman who less
than a month ago as;onishod the world
by looping the loop" i9g times In an
hour and 20 minutes is today "a piece
OF broken clay. The looping record
Tor women pilots becomes "a more
prominent feature Of her obituary be-
cause the feat was so recently per
formed
Miss Bromweiia death in the pres
ence Of $50 many emphasizes what was
almost universally said AT the time she
achieved her remarkable record for a
woman pilot-such deeds Of reckless
mess without amy concentrating value 4
tend to ietad the wider use 81 aif |
meehlnea d. WAT when all sorts 81
maneuFofs sr, compulsory because
comhai i- forced upon 81 scouting pilot
by lhe watchfui cnem, whose duty Il
81 o. dfye him away either through
strategy or dtaih those desperate
stunts are eountonunoed Rut Tor
young woman e. initiate that dare
devils spirit fnr the mere amusement OF
a holiday crowd. or 10 initiate her pro
fcssionai vanity 81 without excuse
II the airplane has no stronger
claim upon public interest than these
thrilug pa, after all ureless fcais
when performed unnecessarily and
without purpose. except blank amusc
ment- their development and general
service Will be SLOW Aerial pilots may
know what us. such stunts arr but
they will have some trouble % make
i oonyinclngly plain TO those who stay
1n the ground
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WICHITA FALLS. Texas. June ~
Pulling tho fiiat iilulr play of the sea
son and playing hins mp han ail to-
WAY tho san Antonio Bears lonk an
srcond rlur of tho srrieH here ms
afternoon . o. Th, Spuddora re-
pcuted filled tho haaon but lacked the
punch 90 the proper time white -four
girora hN tho infield hoipod san An
tonic in tho run column Iske Landry
presented the locals With thoir one
tally, walking four mem in auccesalon
la tho SECOND mining
Scurv hA Innings q ~ D.
san Antonio 2in 900 500. %
Wichita tIlH alu 600 zoe no %
inttofies LANDRY hrock ana lirus
iu Marshall and ltitcheuB
summary Two base hlts. Landry
Alc Elwcc aaerillcre Connolly. r.
liross triple rlay SEQ to Fallor tn
Henry douhio play GrgsH Unaasli,
.N has,a un hails lnnAiN g. Mai
.haii g struck our Marshall @. Lam
ify 2 hit hy uitchcr hpnry
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Corpus Man Who
Died in France
Is Buried Here

Tho burial ~ Fernando Gonzalez. n
native born Corpus Christian. who died
in active service In France. was at-
tended o., large number vestordnv
afternoon Tho funeral was held un-
der the auspIco- OF The American ia-
fion. that orsanixaiion holding ritual
isiic ceremonies ai the grave
From Attend" bail where the hcdy
had been lying foe state under u glard
or honor was conveyed ON calsson
covered with an American flag to 81
fntricl's cathedral for services. from
there proceeding to the Catholic COM
"tery Al the cemetery military
burial Was given, two squads OF Amer.
Team L'sionaires attending. saiutes
were fired over the grave and taps
were sounded
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SOUTH TEXAS COTTON
CROPS HELPED BY RAIN

Ia Duval and Jim Wells counties
There was mrso amount of young cots
ton, which was planted late and has
been slow TO came out much of Il as To-
iug Tor want ~ moisture and great
deal Of Il making little or no prosrcss
Those familiar with ghia young growt /,
sas the rains of the last few days wal
bring Il out.
II Ia said no rain OF recent years
has had the many beneficial effects
thar the rains OF rhurAday Friday and
Satugia has had IN that section. AZ
am oiterthought Il may Dee stated u
b. about the first general rain that
section has had for nearly two years
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SHREVEPORT La june is \
game that horo d shreveport luhvl Was
taRen thlH afternoon hs iaus n tho
scroiith nn' cghth hy HOUSTON. to g.
Gleason and h"idru pitched aplouaid
ban sloneWail Jackson dlo,o "a HON
90 Over uie eu Wall with storey ou
hhd
Score h' nniuEs q n T.
Houston 900 Goa 100 2
Shreveport 200 Vn9 ono 3 /
Batteries iollen ANA Gifut. Gloa
son ana Henry.
summary Three husr hit. Stniuv
home run. Jackson. sacrifice hits.
Long Bailey DnrrIngrr double PLAYS.
hollohan To Elhcl Blados Ia Darrlnger
to bottomley; stolen hasss Ewolda.
Blades Jackson. hit by uitoher. Giea-
son uiailey); bases on balls, Bolden g.
Gleason 3. struck out. Gleason 2. Boil
den A.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


ny Tho Associated prcAs.
NEW YORK. June H. Rabo Ruth
M MS nineteenth homo run of the
season aad also hlt two doubles In
New fork'H smuggling bee with Detroit.
the Yankees winning, ~ 10 \. The con
teai was mnrred 10y disputes IN which
Cobb and Ruth alinos, came to blows
several times cobb prevented fight
h'tween Blue and Scharg.
The Yankees scored seven earned
runs ON nine hits. toiailng 10 hnaos In
the fifth inning ana made ak hits to-
ialing II bases IN tho eighth. score:
n.fY,If ~ ,,.t -.
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o1cloEs 70 STAY

hy The AssofiRt.o th,r.
CINCINNATI june D. Hem, Groh.
C.tinuAu thrd has,mnu. Who last
niEhi t,UiHf,d fhaf hr would never
riuN another Same with the kcds. eX
poicncrd IL ehnui.e of heai over -night
md reported nur duty today ilc was
o1 thr h0nch boz Auifor % and said no
now rs ready i1 40 bits best for tho club
and viii 1--we up 90 the terms ct hts
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KILLED NEAR PARIS

H' " AHtN Hltf.h rr,.~f
PARIS Texas. Juno ~ l.um Guth-
rie, a resident OF Lamar ceaaty. was
shot and killed IN a. difficulty al his
homo near Slate Shoals. town near
here, this morning. Tho trouble arose
from family matters ~ IL said An
arrest has hesu made
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nnsion hi. chlcann Q

CHICAGO june o. On ten inning
ramo of terrific hntlne Boston beat
Chicago today NJ to o. Boston led by
five runs ia the eighth but Chicago
scored four In that inning ana one ~
fio ninth tying the count In the
tcnth with Vaughn pitching. BOSTON
lroiod three runs Score
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summary Two DtEV TIIsl NNUVIIHFl
Hohne. three base hit. Konetchy. stoi-
cn base. lohne, double play, Olson ga
konvfchy bases on balls. Reuther ] 1.
struck oui. Marduard a. Reuther q
rams. Konetchy, ltohne 3. nnuh.rt.
itnnf Harsraye. Marauardi errors.
Olson, Johnston, Wheat
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summary Two base hits Muosol
Ruth 2. three hase hits, peckiupaugh
lIeilmann homo nuns ruin Blue.
Peckinpnugh double play. Fiurstond
20 Young to Blue bases ON balls.
Shawkoy 3. sutherland struck ont.
Showkoy o. Sutherland 3. runs. Young.
Veach Q. lleilmnnn 2. Jones' niue.
Sutherland. Roth =. pechiupaugh
Ruth .. pipp o Muos,i schung shuw-
Roy. errors. jones peckinpnurh q
Plpp ward. schnng.
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TEXAS IFAc,lF

Fort Worth 3D. Beaumont 81
San Antonio 4 Wichita Falls !
Houston 4; Shreveport :
Dallas 4-6; Galveston ~
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WASHINGTON 10 Cleveland

WASHINGTON. Juno "a. washing
ton dctoated Cleveland TODAY. 90 to g.
Morrldse was hatted hard by the world
champions but was effective IN the
pinchos Uhlc pitched well for Clcvc-
land until the sixth when Washing
ton punched six hits including u home
run ly Miller for four runs Score,
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As the affair In Jersey City nears
Ireland probably gc,s good laugh at
the to-do we make over here over one
fight
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


- Nv NH"NfTNTNU TTfFs.
st. LOUIS. June Est Louis won
us ninth consecutive gamo her, to-
day. d'fcoting New York 90 q. stocks
double to- ia" ninth scoring the win
ming rnn Tor the Cardinals Score.
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n "a now up TO the railroad manag
ers To see that the money saved in
wages IL wisely spent.
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CINCINNATI June l2.-Cincinnnti
won its fourth ttalsht game today,
heaiAg Hronlelyn m "a one sided COM
i..H Go il.inie Groh, who refused
to plas win the Reds saturday. was
tn uniform today Score
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John y. Rockefeller says be earned
his first dollar raising turkeys Glad
20 know he earned oHe OF en-
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II use OF ihat lie-detcctor ever be-
cornes universal, st VIII ruin the pence
Of mind OF many a married maa.
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glNW lur ilemun- in the gth.
.1iiattvd fur rvrtica lu the lth
xllHattcd Tor J. smith ln The gih
Score ly Innings
Ntn York 100 600 002 @
ST. Lous 600 0o2 O02-4
summary. Two base hits McIienry.
rournier stock Frisch, walker snl-
Zee" three base hits Fournoir. ilorushy.
Mcilcnry; home run. Monroe double
playt Barnes Bancroft and Kelly
Hurusbv aud Foruuicd. struck out hy
rcrtica 2, Barnos runs. Bancroft
walker Monroe. Fournler llornsby
pilhoefer. Mann error. Ilvnn
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Deal. Nicholson, Grimes; threo base
hits Rneckcl. Cruise. home runs. Flack
Gowdy. Boeckei double plays Ford to
Barbara To fiuikc. Harb1ro 20 Holle
Buockol 20 Ford to HOikc; bcaes on
balls. McQuillan 2, Freeman g. Martin
j.. Jones B. struck our. McQullian 3,
Freeman 2. Jones 2. Martin 3, Fillingim
O. Vaughn 2 runs harbare South
worth Cruise, Nicholson Boeckel 3
Holke 3Gowdy e. Fmck g. Hollocher
sullivan. Deal p oFarreli. Tylef. er-
rors Powell Warmer Freeman.
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Illinois insane man became sane as
soon as his teeth were drawn. So did
Germany.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY


NM Z FiNRfN l. R1I T.
View YORK. ~ Detroit A.
cleveland . Washington lu
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--latest figuroH put German war cas-
ualties at 6,SSs,sS2. That Is her real
indemnify
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas Gets ooublohonder

Dallas Gets poublehender
DALLAS. Texas juno fg.-Dnlua
won goth games of tudny'r double
header from Galveston to ana Goo
D. Harper ana Mitchell both pifchad
-ioady hnll HON. runs hy Robert
ron and Munson in tho sixth Of tho
first game featured Glenn was driven
90 cover in IN" first round of thn a.c
ond game ana Smith cleaned pncked
hases with "a triple off McGrcw.
Score hy Innings.
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FORT WORTH Texas June i2.-
stuart Jacobson wac mvhcihle today
ana the eat went down to dof.ut 8 10
90 Tho ENportcrs SCORED three nuns
in the FIRST nning on two hits and
three errors and Fort Worth could not
overcome the lead
Score by innings
Beaumont 500 900 GOO O.
Fort Worth 600 0On 600 d
Batteries lncohua uud Alexander.
Wachtcl aud Moore
summary Two huse hit pomaHFio.
stolen base Rlgnol sruck out. hy
Jacobus s. Wuchtel double plays
Smith "a Doylo Go johnston Kraft to
kigney boyle 90 Stnushury 80 Innn-
alton Scars to Rlgnrv to Kraft Time
J 80 i'miires paicN aud Erwin
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NTiHIINH TOT TlNII ~ TNN FIII
xNButtod ior fr,r'uIn in the an.
NaNlmttrd iur Ionea iu the 9Th
sANxHutt,d ior Martin la the SIN
Score by innings
Boston 0ol 400 no 3 ~
chicago POI 0ol 0il o. Q
summary; Two base hits. Terry
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Dallas TOO oVY an, 4
Batteries; Couchman and Japan
Harper aud Robertson.
summary Two base hit Robertson
HON" runs koherison Munson stolen
bases. Skinner Palmer Mcdonald.
Schleihncr stcrificc hit Ellam Httuck
out f"uehmnn ] Harper hascs on
balls. Harper 3 Couchman g. *
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-30
EUROPE IS SETTLING WITH HATES

The caller today received IN.
following diFpntch froni famous
international traveller and student
Of affairs who haa Just returned
70 London aftcr ian cStcnsive tour
OF Europe on which hp was tiie
guest Of many high statesmen
% the various countries. Though
his idcnlity mus, bc kept secret.
hla observations are ~ particular
interest ~ thie tnc 200 view ~ ths
coming eisafm1ie W. conference