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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-17

Sea stories are always popular.
Even those who have never seen tho
ocean. and never expect 20 nee 10 are
stirred by ita romance Goddess
Men the picture az the Liberty
this week. 10 one 81 the bes, rea
pictures ever screened u iH an
adaptation % the stirring tale Black
Pawi." BY hen Ames Williams.
BLACK Pawi'' ~ the cruel master
~ a tramp sailing vessel when the
story opens. the vessel IL On route
70 tis home port. after Il long voy.
age. "Hack Pawi- - hated and
feared BY the entire crew Ills flra,
mate IL his son. Red Pawi." reared
IN hatred and bitterness Like a
lurking woifcuh. he awaits his
chance 70 oycrpowrr his sire Ia order
that he may himself lead, tho pack.
A crashing fist fight for mastery
between the father and son--thr
rtruggies Of the crew 70 keep the
ship afioat In the grip Of q whlrlinE
tropical hurricane. the treachcry ~
Red pawi. that left his father. NOR
tally hurt. struck down from behind
are a few OF the high spots in the
film.
Ruweii Simpson plays -Biaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-17

the young ministers wife TO desert
her husband aud baby and eiopc with
him
When Martin returns and learns
Of his wife'a unfaithfuiness he Hweara
vengeance against God lie organizes
robber band which operates under
the cloak OF his false minlHUations
AZ travelling evangelist How he
and the other members 81 his dis.
asluie gang are regcpcratcd thru the
force 81 divine love and faith IN the
crashing climax 81 thr story. made
more vivid BY tho excellent portrayal
Of n storm scene remarkably realistic
COLISEUM
Betty compson IL the dainty little
actress who IL featured az the Coll.
scum this week In Prisoners Of
Love" This IL Miss Compson'H first
starring vehicle and she ably dis
plays her ability az an emotional
actress
blanche Davis Miss comphonD IL
yohnR pretty and wealthy. Her al
mircrs are many. Wesley Davis.
Banche'H father accuses her of lead
ing her suitors too FAR. and later.
when she discovers him trying 20
buy tho silence OF an interruptions
woman with substantial check,
blanche packs her belongings and
leaves homo.
In san F'raneiEco. nhc obtains cu.
pioymerf IN the law office OF Martin
Blair and James Randolph Both
fail In love with her. blanche thinks
she loves Randolph. and niair does
erything In his power 20 help the
match along.
Then fate takes a hand Bianchc'n
young sister appears on the scene.
Randolph has "A change Of heart. and
blanche IL lifted. However. it's all
Tor the best. because. when the
,angie IL Strengthened out. Blanche
discovers that Blair IL the man she
really loves.
Emory Johnson. Roy Stewart and
Clara Horton are members OF the
supporting cast.
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Doug Fairbanks ........... 6S
Eugene 0'Brien ............ 20

TOKYO. - Contemplated appoint
ment Of f. A. Vanderlip as ambassa-
dor to Japan, looked upon with favor
by Japanese, according to news
papers here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-17

CROTE-RANKIN-FIFTH AND PIKE-GROTE-RANKIN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Poesias liricas de D'Annunzio
en- castellano

ReprOducimos IA continuation el So
ncto con que comienza La Quimera."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

La brillante escritora puertOrriaue-
ma Carmela Eulate Sanjurjo, cuyas
traducioues le han Waldo su diploma
de miembro correspondence de la
Academia arcadia, de Roma, tiene
terlninada y q puntO de pEblicarse,
por una importante CASA Editorial,
su traducci6n en- verso de 4 la obra
poetica de Gabriel D'Anunzio.
Dicha traducci6n, que comprende
una exteEsa selection de les tres Ii
bros de versos del vate famesisimO,
ira EN- volumen de mas de 200 pdgi-
mas, bajo el tftulo &c la Quimera''
que es el que da nombre al mas i'm
portante de los libros diannuncianos
pero> comprendera aderaas c! magnffi-
co ''Canto NOvO". escrito en- exame-
tros Y pentdmetros en- el original, y
traducido en- el mismo metro por Car
mela Eulate, y gran Ldmero de las
exquisitas RomanZas que forman el
delicado y .apasionante "Intermezzo' :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Como Henry Ford Sc salv6 de
la bancarrota

en- valores materiales como en- clpaci-
dad Y experienced para los negocios.
Como Ford no golpeara a las puer-
tas de los Bancos, 6stos tomaron La
decision extraordinaria de ir a lamar
su propia puerta ofrecerle 10 que
necesitaba.
Una tarde Sc detuvO un autom6vil a
La puerta de la casa de Mr. Ford, en-
Detroit Tn banquero descendi6 pre-
Sunt6 por el fabricante de autom0vi-
les. FL banquero era el representante
Official de yari0s bancos de Nueva York.
Para prestarle dinerO Ford no basta-
ba lin banco; tienen que asociarse va
rios.
A la oferta del banquero, Mr.. Ford
respondi0 dieiendole que no necesita-
ba dinero. Pero ell banquero lie contes-
to que los Bancos que 6l representaba
conocian en- detalles la situaci6n finan-
ciera de Mr.. Ford; sabfan que compro-
misos teEla pendientes y con que recur
sos contaba. 'Traigo aquf' agreg6,
''un plan por medic del cual lie pode-
mos ayudar."
Els until perdida de tempo, lie di-
jo Mr.. Ford, pero 81 uSted insiste en-
exponer su plan puede hacerlo.
Ell Banquero lego. Ford oy6 sin de-
cir palabra. El banquero 10 crefa inte-
resado y lie pregunt0 qui6n iba a ser
ell tesorero de su companfa
-iQu6 lie importa usted eso?-le
pregunt0 Ford.
Nos importa. Los Bancos que le
harlan el pr6stamo tendrfan que poner
ell visto bueno al nombramiento de su
esorero-contest6 ell banquero.
Mr.. Ford, por toda respuesta lie pa
SO al banquero su sombrero lie mos
tr6 la puerta. Ford no necesitaba de
los Bancos.
Habfa estado en- dificultades, en- Sc
rias dificultades. FL cambio de giro de
sus negocios durante Ia guerra la cri
sis general lie habfan puesto tropiezos
al parecer insalvables. Necesitaba Sc
senta millones de d0lares para seguir
la marcha regular de sus negocios.
Y para obtenerlos 10 que hizo fu& va
lerse de sus propios recursos, liquidar
valores en- eXistencia, someter sus ne
gocios a una dieta, retringir los gas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

ST usted necesita dinero 10 pide pres
ltado. Para ESQ estan los Bancos, para
prestar dinero. Y todOs necesitan mas
ldinero del que tienen, en- una Ocasi6n o
EN- otra. No Sc 81 yo sea una exception
70 no necesito mas dinero del que ten
go, en- una OCCASION en- otra; 10 nece-
sito siempre.
;Puede' usted imaginar a Henry
Ford en- necesidad de mas dinero del
que tiene? IA Henry Ford. el multi
millionaire, que ha dado veceS ell di-
nero por millones para fines de bene.
ficencia? IA Henry Ford, el hombre
que ha puesto el 'nundo sobre las rue
das?
| No hace mucho corri0 el rumor per-
sistente de que Ford estaba Ell serias
dificultades financieras. Acababa de re-
ducir considerlblemente el precio de
los automobiles la gente crey6 que
sus diticultades Sc debfan a esta re-
ducci6n, que fue 10 que abri6 ell cami-
no la baja de los precios en- general.
Ell % de diciembre pasado Sc di6 ell
lanuncio Official de que una de las gram
DIES fabricas de Ford Sc cerraba por
dos semanas para tOmar inventario' .
AL cabo de las dos semanas no Sc re-
abri6 Ia fabrica Y Sc anunci6 que Sc
guirfa cerrada por un periodic indeti-
Dido. Sc crey6 que este era el princi-
pio del fin.
LO 1nicO que podfa salvar la situa-
ci6n era dinero. Y con Glen mil d6la-
res, nj un million, sinO muchos millones
Cerca de cien millones serfan necesa-
rios. Wall Street, ell centro financiero
del mundo, observable atentamente
Ford ha sido mirado con recelo por
muchos grandes industriales, recelo de-
bido a que siempre ha pagado sus
Obreros el tipo mas alto de salario,
sentando un precedente que dana EN- el
concepto de sus rivales, los otros in
dustriales.
Wall Street esperaba que Ford lie
CARA las puertas de los bancos pc
dir dinero Y Sc preparaba para dictar
sus condolences.
Pero Ford no iba a pedir el dinero.
Los bancos sabfan que no Sc corrfa min
gun riesgo con prestar dfnero este
gigantic de la industrial. Ell podfa ofre-
Ger garantfas de primera clase, tanto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

4 tOs, econOmiZar en- cada departamento
donde algo pudiera economizarse. Al
cabo de POGO tempo Sc encontr6 con
que de sus propios recursos, habfa OBJ
ItenidO ochenta y siete millones de do
lares, siendo que solo necesitaba sesen-
| ia.
Lo que hizo Ford fue 10 que podrfa
hacer usted 81 Sc encOntrara en difficult
tades en- su prOpia casa pOr haber gas
tado, debido circunstancias extraor-
idinarias-la muerte de un miembrO de
su familia o ell nacimiento de un hijo,
el matrimonio de una hija-4mas de
10 que gana. listed puede siempre res
tringir los gastos para reducirlos al
puede hacer para salvar la situaci6n
personal, dentrO de un sueldo de Qui-
nientos mil d6lares mensuales, Sc
lpuede hacer en- una gran industria con
un presupuesto de un million de d6lares
diarioS. A veces es dtil que ocurran es-
tas diticultades, porque en- medic de
elias Sc aprende mas que en- medic de
la abundancia.
| Tn periodista que entrevistaba a
Ford le pregunt0 81 habfa algo a 10
cual el pudiera atribuir su exfto para
resolver todos sus problemas, una for
mula principle fundamental que pu-
diera expOnerse en- unas pocas pala-
bras.
oh, ST, dijo Henry Ford. listed en-
contrara la idea central de mi triunfo
en- la Biblia, y cit6 Ell versfculo de los
Hebreos que dice: LA fe es Ia subs
tancia de las cOsas que Sc esperan, la
evidencia de las cosas que no Sc ven".
La fe", agreg6, "es 10 que convier-
te en- realidad 10 que es solo un sue
no."
Parece que esas palabras de Ford
no significan NADIA, y encierran en- rea-
lidad un mundo de filosoffa. Triunfa ell
que tiene fe, ell que no pierde la fe en-
medic de las mayores dificultades.
Fracasa el que no tiene fe ell que la
pierde en- medic de los primeros tro-
piezos. La fe es el perforador mas po-
tente de la humanidad. FL mundo no
es hecho de piedra Y ladrilo acero
Y cementO; es hecho de fe, fe fe.
Pr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
SIGUEN LOS ESCALOS

ArecibO. DIR. Jord1n, eI Miramar, hu-
bo TN escalo, llevandosc los audaces
visitantes, 81 fueron mas de uno, al
gunaS prendas dc vestir en- las que
habfa dinero y alhajas como gemelos
de camisa b0tones. EStos hechos
Sc siguen repitiendo con alarmante
asiduidad Y ell vecindar;o no puede
estar tranquilo. Seguramente que la
policfa Seguira hacienda todo 10 po
sible para Cvitar esas rcpeticiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

Mrs H. del bn cnocid quien admite
notable anade 10
diend0
nadie
mujer amandose ennabemen pueden unOs 1Que
mpnetrabe del
Loans New York a aado AcasO verdada
cdad exise elo lj los ha
eurabea las horas uven muchO
ambOs Tai
donde Illusion euma d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
PARA Ell REFUGIO

La iglcsia protestante ''Uni6n", de
Miramar, representada por dcs seiio-
ras, dos caballeros Y un niho, visit6
el Refugio de Nifos Desamparados, de
Pnerta de TERRA, el Dfa de dar Gra-
cias y rega16 a cada asiladO un pa
quote con frutas Y dulces.
Ell Refugio agradece este obsequio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
American Colonial Bank Of Porto Rico
AVISO DE DIVIDEND0

Fl Conseo de Administration del AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK
OF PORTO RICO session cebrada la Ciudad de New York.
Ell da Novembre de 1921 declare ddendo por
ciento 3) correspondence los dimos que
mnan 0ctubr 81 1921 seran sasfehos ell dia de Di
cembre de 1921 los acconsa que apaecen reac6n Ell da
IS de Novembe de 1921 Regro de accone ser cerrado
Ell da IS de Novembre de 1921 las la arde vuelto
abrir ell dia de Diciembre de 1921
H. L. Cochran,
Vice-Presdente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
A ASCENDIDO 4 SARGENTO

Ell eabo de Ia poliefa insular Pedro
Sierra, que hace va alglin tempo
presta servici0s en- Santurce ha sido
ascendido sargento,
por 10 que ha sido muy fclicitadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell "RISDAL"
PRoDUCCIoNEs "REALART''

Esta es la nueva marca de dramas
y comedias que deleitara al pdblico
PuertorriqueiiO. Su teatro favorito
las exhibira, siempre que I'd. acuda
a verlas. Presentadas por Caribbean
Film CO.. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

a usted le plazca) en- Jamones de la
Sierra, Avellanas, Nueces, HigOs y
otros articulos indispensables para pa.
sar feIizmente las Pascuas.
En- turr0nes Esteva, que no tienen
rival, cfrecemos a usted calidadeS
magnificas.
Telefono All, Box 81, Tetuan st. so,
San Juan, p. r. AdVt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
LA oUIMERA

LA oUIMERA
Ell frenesf de amor, por laberintos
De rosas, acompailan la Quimera,
Asidos de su SueIta cabeilera
BlancCs efcbos, de avidoS instintos.
Rien al verse ell propia sangrc tintOs
Entire el bcsO v la Zarpa de Ia tiera
AL arder los cabeilos, eli IL hoguera
Van cayendo, cual ldnguidos jacintos.
Emergcn de mi Ensueno en- los albo-
Tres
Del coraz6n espfritus, en- fuerte
Borrasca: luego huyen, voladores;
Con a1Jlor siguen su ciega suerte
Y escucha nslO el Zumbid0 de la Muerte
Sc embriagan de placcres y dolores.
Cmmela Ew,ate Sdnjwjo.
La traducci6n hecha Girectamente
sobre eli sonato dc Gabriel D'Anunzio,
que sirve de Introduction a la "Qui-
mera' reproduce con tai exactitud la
rima, que en- los tcrcetos csta colOca-
da igualmente que eR el original.
!.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

comdo baj de New York. noche
hehs la histo
poaca cdad Tatase agdo correspondence
dares
del
e
cad cuando autom0vl direction
Alto laban antdad de
partda
la msma realiz6 angeles
%sssss ( Il s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

-Por caridad, senior, dsme I'd. vein.
to y cinco centavos.
--Caramba, ha de ser, precisamente
veintieinco centavos?
Isl, senior. rs para poder yer cuan
do menos tlno de LOS SIETE PECA.
DOS CAPITALES, do Ia gran FRAN.
CESCA BERTINI. Advt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-04
WhitehurSt Praises
Work of Miss Nolan
Camp Fire Guardian

President j. A. Whitehurst of the
state board OF agriculture, sent a
commendat0ry letter 10 Miss Ruth
Nolan, director of Camp Fire Girls
of Ardmore, highly praising her for
the work she did for the girls Of
the Turner Falls Camp recently.
Mr.. Whiiehurst was a visitor ut tho
camp on the third day.
In letter. which was received
by Miss Nolan yesterday. Mr..
Whitehurst stated, II watched with
much enthusiasm and pleasure the
girls drills that you gave. II cer-
iainly WAS instructive, and il was
refreshing 10 one To see how
quickly they graspcd the spirit and
instruction Of your work."
In passing MIR. Whitehurst also
commended the work of Emmitt
Reid, scout executive OF Ardmore.
who lent his efforts 10 instruct the
boys at the camp. lie declared that
IL was only with such an instructor
aS Mr.. Reid that the boys training
could keep pare with that Of the
girls.
Miss Nolan is also society editor
Of the Daily Arthnorcite aud Press.
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BUGS" YOUNG AND
TATE SAVE DAY FOR
PEP AGGREGATION

Ardmore Pops gratified the expecta-
tiOns of the fans 100 per cent yester-
day when, with the score Z to
against them in the last half of the
ninth inning, with two out and man
on third sack, Tate evened up honors
by driving single 10 center and bring
ing his man home. The final score
Of to was brought up by Lemast-
er's bunt in the tenth inning when
Sherman's first sacker muffed and let
the final run come in for Ardmore thai
put the climax on what probably was
the most exciting game ever played
here.
Il had looked like curtains for the
Peps up until the last minute of thv
last act, Harding was off color by
far Two home runs were registered
against him and both by one Sherman
sldgger answering to the name of
Cronkite. These were responsible fof
most of the seven runs scored by the
visitors.
However one Ardmore sphere tosser
dubbed Big Boy Bugs Young, went on
the mound in the ninth with tight
pressed lips and a good arm, and re-
tired his opponents one, two, three
And when the Peps came up for their
turn in the last half Of the ninth ev-
| Iybody was popeyed and nervous
! from wonder and expectation. 1t looked
us though the gods Of fortune We're
against them when two numerals
marked asa many outs. But that was
before the hero, Tate. leaned on the
pill and invited Baird to Sisit the
rubber
The score:
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NEGRO WOMEN STAGE
\ REAL HOLD UP''

Bartlesville. Okla. Aug. 1.-Two ne
gro women armed with razor last
night accostod II. w. Mesner. "A trav-
cling salesman and while one held
HIM with a razor at his throat, the
other relieved him of his purse con-
tanning s3j0sbut failed to remove his
diamond rings. As they disappeared up
m adjoining alley Mesner followed
them at "a safe distance and seeing his
chance seized both women. shout
,1r help brought a car but IN the
confusion. one woman escaped, the
ether was taken 70 jail where she later
confessed giving the other woman's
name. The other woman was caught
at the depot this morning while wait
ing Tor train and both are in jail
rendInp investigation.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville 0-Minneapolis 8.
Al Toledo 1i-Milwaukoe 3.
At indianapolis 7-St. Paul ?.
Kansas City at Columbus, rain,
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Results Wednesday

Oklahoma City 3-Wichita ..
Joplin 1l-Tulsa 4.
Sioux City G-St. Joseph 3.
Des Moines 2-Omaha II.
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Standing
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Results "Wednesday

New Orleans 6--Birmingham 0.
Chattanooga 9--Little Rock .,
Atlanta 3--Memphis 9.
Mobile Nashville 6.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Chicago. Aug. i.-For the eighth
itime. Gene Tunney. a. T.. +. light
weight champion and Marty Burke.
New Orleans, will attempt TO meet in
the ring here tonight. They have been
laatched seven times, TO date. in vari-
ous cities. but each bout was postponed
usually ON account If rain and now
the fighters are known as the rain
makers. The bout is scheduled for ten
rounds.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Wednesday

Brooklyn Cincinnati. wet grounds.
Pittsburg 9-Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 3-7-Boston 80.
st. Louis 3-New York 2.
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Earned runs, Ardmore I, Sherman

?. Earned runs, Ardmore :, sherman
Z Left on bases Ardmore 7, Sher-
man Z. Sacrifice hits, Cronllrite, Clai-
borne, Grow, Behren. Stolen bases,
Clopp, Payne, Fortiere. Base on balls
off Harding 3. off Crow A. Struck
cut, by Harding 5, by Crow l. Pass.
cd ball, Rainey /. Double plays,
Beard TO Behren to Young, Claiborne
tc Lewis to Rainey Time Of game
a15. Umpire Sorrells.
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NOTICE w. q. W.

ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED 10
ATTEND SPECIAL MEETING fkl'
DAY NIGHT, AUG. 9Th. STAIh
MANAGER WILL BE WITH Us. RI
TREsUMENTS. COMMITTEE,
Ady-l.Sp
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Standing


Wichita at Oklahoma City.
Tulsa at Joplin.
st. Joseph at Sioux city.
Omaha at Des Moines.
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BIG MARDI GRAS DANCE COM.
BINATION MASCRADE AND CAR
NIVAL DANCE. NEXT THURSDAY
NIGHT At WHITTINGT0N PARK.
adv IL
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Standing
Where They Play Today

Houston at Shreveport.
Galveston at Dallas.
Beaumont at Ft. Worth.
San Antonio at Wichita Falls.
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Pittsburgh. IA, Aug. 4.--f.ouis G.
Grupp Of Pittsburgh. who IN 1917 at
a natatofium here swan IL hours
and flvcm inutes, covering dis.
tance ~ lG 81 miles. will attempt
to pull fifty persons in 10 canoes
for "a distance Of about five miles
on Sunday. August Z. in the Allie
greny river. from Springfield to Oak
mont
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SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Results "Wednesday

Plttsburg S. Gushing 3.
Muskogec ,. Miami ..
Bartlesvillc 8. Sapulpa 4.
independence .. Coffcyvillc 0.
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TEXAS LEAGUE =
Results Wednesday

Fl. Worth beaumont l.
Wichita Falls 2-San Antonio l.
Shreveport 6-Houston 4.
Dallas 3--Galveston s.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Results Wednesday

Drunmright 2-Henryetta4.
Ft. Smith 6-Okmulgee 9.
Chickasha enid 5.
Pawhuska S-Springfield 4.
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Hoquiam. Wash, Aug. Al. II.
Eurnett Of Tacoma, president Of the
Pacific International league, announced
today that none Of the White SOx
players acquitted by u jury Tuesday
evening need look for job with his
league.
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Where they play today

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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Standing
Where they play today

New York Mt St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Wednesday
Standing

Boston Chicago 2.
(All other games rained out.)
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Standing


Where they play today
Springfield at Pawhuska.
Olmulgee az TT. Smith.
Henryctta at Drunright.
Enid at Chickasha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-04

Mike Gibbons. ST. Paul middleweight,
and Augie Rather, New York, also
viii clash in a scheduled ten round
,,"atch. this bount having been post
med from Tuesday night because
III rain.
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HOT ROLLS AND HOT BUTTER
NUT BREAD, EVERY DAY FOR
DINNER. SOLOMON'S BAKERY.
29.6P
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Standing

Where They Play Today
Sherman at Bonham.
Mineral Wells at Ardmore.
C1eburne at Paris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-04

900 PAIRS CIin.DREN's SLIP
PERS. SIZES So TO II, VALUE
FROM $3.50 TO $3.50. NOW sl.l5.
LYNN. SHOE 90. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-04

HOT ROLLS AND HOT BUTTER
NUT BREAD. EVERY DAY FOR
DINNER. s0LOMON's BAKERY.
2g.6P
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SU M M ARIES
TRANSFORMATIONS LEAGUE

Results Wednesday
Ardmore s, Sherman Z.
Mineral Wells II. Paris 2.
Cleburne 10, Bonham 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-04

Rye. y. v, Aug. AIN order TO
give Rye boys u chance 10 earn Sl,50O
ciddy fees at the ApawamiN seniors
annUal golf tournament, in which
President Harding, Chief Justice Taft,
anu several hundred others are eX-
pected TO take part. the board Of edn
cation has voted to defer the opening
. of schools from September IL To -.
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low passengers on the steamer United
States on which she returned yes.
,ttday. reported she had skipped g.
Gi2 times on one occasion without
stopping Mrs. Mallory was sched.
uled TO meet Miss Jessie Gott IN the
first round " the womens Metro
politan championship at the Nassault
country clum. Glencovc. today.
Chicago, Aug. i.-Sailm Freedman
and Joe Welling. Chicago lightweight,
Today finished training for their ten
round ContcS, for Aurora, ILL.,. tonight.
\ number Of lightwcights are after
fights with the winner Of the Aurora
encounter.
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New York City Aug i.--Mrs. Molla
Diurstedt Mallory. women's national
tennis champion. has torn leaf from
the training book of the Roxed arena
In reparstion Tor return match
she hopes to obtain with suzanna
lengien. the French star who de.
fested her at Paris recently. She
has taken up rope skipping and fel.