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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

Thcs~ first years of woman sus-
fraxe are a critical trial OF woman.
hood II we could only enter pon-
tics as they should 10 instead OF as
they are. We should find wise action
easier. hut 10 pit ourselves with
seasoned men politicians well verscd
|1n situations and schemes that as yet
y know little about thoroly under
etanding conditions In the city. coun-
Ity and state. of which rs yet our In
xzdc knowledge must be somewhat
cursory. we need to walk carefully.
Ind sometimes allow discretion 10
overcome vaior OF newborn pur.
bcsn
hurry 70 ally ourselves with this or
Plantation or that. or positively com
|nit ourselves 20 the support OF any
bin before studying for ourselves It's
Feasibility. n women arc TO mako
ythemsrives felt as a force for right
eousnesss-and We know that such a
force Is necded-it seems that we
must learn 10 creep before We run.
Dear Miss Grey: How many car
pentsrs aro there In the U. So
FIRED.
Aocorsssrg 70 the 1910 ccns,ss. the
Latest figures scalseie. sfT.Js0.
p~ar Miss Grey: why DO the rays
Of the sun cause heat Prostitution
and sun strokes on earth after pass
tag thru many stratas OF freezing
Atmosphere between tho sun and
oerths STUDENT.
rae surface Of sAe earth Is en-
! cyssrd In IN envelope Of air upprors-
vsafeiv rs rsles N depth. Air pres
sure Is greatest near the sarfh's sur
face. and decreases as orc ascenas
from the earth. The rays OF the sun
pass fhr~ the asr. heating the eorfh's
surfaec. rhirh. In turn. heats the
or. Heat Is greater nearest 10 the
surface Of the Garth because hcrrp
sfmosphertc pressure rcfGsns heaf.
o. A<nf ascends from the surface
~ the earth. the cir bccoHses TOO thin
20 retain a.
Dear Mss Grey: why was the
capc rust of the coast OF Oregon
called Cape nzappointmentr
CURIOUS
ne cape az the mouth Of the CO.
IxmbSa rsrer scos 80 named bv John
Meoros. the English Navigator. srho
thosckf no rtrer erssfed ia the
seciea-
~u r uN.S a. -.
regulation sire - boxing rtngs7 Are
mere different sizes for professional
"a amateur rinxsf BOXER
TAS A. A. q. rules provide thai n
q boxsns competitions the ring shah
= ~ ~ less fhas rs feet nor wore
- ~ feet square Nesc York State
fH1<fsc rwies say that the BORING
M sh11 BE- consfrscfcd N ws1a-
(kev sasssfacforv TO the commtssten
enl shalI not BE- less than 10 feet
sov more than ~ fees square
Dear Miss Grey: Was the Tuscania
| sunk on the way 70 France. or on
thu return to this country? Dad she
carry T. s. soldiers and II 10. how
many lives were lostr c. O.
The Bft}tSb tr0nSPoft 1hsc1Hh
scns forp<doed befscccn R1fhHn Isl
emd and the H1u Of Rasfvve IN the
North Channel. between Ireland and
Eccfiard on the NIGHT Of February
5. 1918. She ,cas carrying u. s. sol
6ieYs ard was on her ,cdy TO Eng
lad from the United States. There
srere about IFS Amcrtccn soldiers
6rorsed- The eracf number Is NOT
b1otcA
Rpear Miss Grey: When did we
ave q president elected by one party
md vice president by another?
MARY.
IN 1876. schrn John adams. fed
kv1Jisf. scas president. and Thomas
jefferson. republican. rsce president.
The party then called republican Is
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2far Settle E 8.
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Page $40
A PIONEER BABY

found out here:
about him TN
baby a tredout another house,
aunue and fire We'll there seemed nothing
isss- she else do. SO bright
nearly 40 they started off The babys
father carried
things they
larger
built could And how do think
. clearing baby would travel
fathers place. there ived those eight
young climbing up hin and down.
baby boy why papa's back: my
They were busy ana happy father carried him.
the father thought he had the Now
the papa 10 him TIE
Then. when the baby was along
only two years old sorrow came To help climb
the little ~,o,,
and his with all nj. hahv
fathc weroi till
lived In Olympia the wny thew Travelled
child without an accident ana r
got to South Prairie IN.
weeks after father hugged him tight and n.
she that trouble once more felt
house train pulled out and his
This time II was fire which boy
licked up the little house. and II Never mind. ne
II had n him
the baby back life
let me take him to Olympia is all emptiness without him.
brother. she begged. he Is too TO BE Continued
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THE FINANCIAL MARKET

4
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Mixed con-
ditions prevailed in the stock market
today, favorites showing an uncertain
trend throughout. Lacking more plaus-
ible explanations, the uneven tone was
attributed to firmness OF money rates
and developments at the armament
conference.
Among active shares, the only note
worthy, and in most instances temp
orary, gains We're made by coppers,
utilities and several of the junior oils,
equipments and food specialties, with
the usual sprinkling Of miscellaneous
issues.
Leaders were subjected to a series
of raids in the last hour, Pullman,
Haskell and Barker, affiliated equip
.ments and several of the shippings and
leatheEs displaying most unsettlement.
Supporting orders in United States
steel and other standard stocks eff
fected partial recoveries at the con-
fused close.
General advices over the weekend
were a piece with the markets hest
tant movements. Business gains at
western centers were neutralized by
further declines in railroad tonnage,
important loadings showing decreases
of ten to twenty per cent.
Demand loans opened at five per
cent against last weeks final quota
ton of five and half per cent, but the
latter rate was posted toward the end,
mainly at the expense Of belated bor-
rowers, and offerings of time money,
even for the shorter dates. were rela-
lively small.
British exchange lowered around its
recent maximum, but French bills were
heavy with the Belgian rate, each for
feiting about 10 points. German marks
eased only a trifIe. notwithstanding
their acute weakness in London.
The investment market continued
strong and broad, as indicated by
large subscriptions to consolidated gas
notes totalling s2O,oOO.OOO. and the
strength of the general list. In the
railway division, Missouri Kansas and
Texas issues rose in anticipation OF
the new reorganization plan. Liberty
bonds closed mostly at advances and
international strengthened. Total sales,
par value. s16.s75,OOO.
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New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-NearIy
everything was turned to bullish ac-
counts in the cotton market today and
prices We're higher from the opening.
There We're periods of rather extern
sive realization of recent buyers which
caused material recessions but new
buying always caused recoyeries and
the close was at net gains on the ses-
sion of 81 to 40 points with December
at 1862.
The opening was strong under the
effect of much better Liverpool prices
than due, with report on ginning
Slightly under the average expectations.
Prices bulged 40 to 50 points before
the upward trend was checked, car
'rying December up TO 1900 The cen
sus bureau figures of 7,270,575 bales
ginned TO the 14th of November was
accepted by many traders as coming
within about a quarter Of a million
bales Of counting the crop. although
bearishly inclined traders claimed that
they confirmed crop estimates of s.
100000 bales.
Recessions of the middle part Of the
session, reduced the advance to 10 to
% points but at one time there was
|a new rise which put the list 43 to So
points over Saturdays close. this be-
ing due to the official report that the
pink boil worm had been found in
Ellis county, the largest producing
section Of the belt, and to the rumor
that the boycott against British goods
in India had collapsed. Toward the
close trading appeared to be restricted
somewhat by the nearness Of the first
notice day for December, which Is
Friday.
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MONEY AND EXC HANeE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Foreign ex-
change heavy. Great Britain, demand
800 IL; cables, 4.00; sixty day bills on
banks, 1896 L. France, demand 7.f3;
cables. 7.12 IL. Italy, demand Alb IL:
cables 414 Belgium, demand eco:
cables. $50 L. Germany. demand
SO ID; cables. sc "a Holland, de-
mand, 35.I9: cables. 1925. Norway. de-
mand 1922. Sweden. demand 1885.
Switzerland, demand 1880. Spain. de-
mand 1915. Greece, demand ALTO.
Argentina, demand 1890. Brazil, de-
mand 1900. Montreal. 81 Ia
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THE COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-The report OF
the census bureau showing 7,270,575
bales Of cotton ginned to November a
seemed to cause no material change OF
sentiment as to the size of the crop
today. Prices, however. ruled generally
firmer, owing partly to the more opti-
MYSTIC view Of British trade prospects
and there was an advance Of about
$3.50 per bale. with January contracts
selling up to 17.45, or So points net
higher. That delivery closed at 1725,
with the general market closing steady
at net advances Of % to % points.
The market opened firm at an ad-
vance of q to As points. in response
to Liverpool cables, and there may also
have been some scattered buying on the
ginning report. which was slightly I'M
der the forecast. The opening advance
met considerable southern selling as
well as realizing, which caused reactions
of 5000 points shortly after the call;
but as soon as these offerings had been
absorbed, the market turned firmer on
renewed covering, while local brokers
also reported a better commission house
demand
Reports that the East Indian protest
against foreign goods was weakening.
but was covered by the undue cables
from Liverpool; and there were also
advices here from the south claiming
that there was a little more inquiry for
spot cotton. December sold up to 1853
and March 1746 during the middle of
the afternoon. making net advances of
A to So points; but there was more
realizing around this level which rep
resented a recovery of about 140 points
from recent low prices. This caused
reactions of Is or 20 points from the
best in the late trading
The most general comment on the
ginning report was to the effect that It
favored crop estimates of nearer eight
than seven and a half million bales, but
this was considered about in line with
the recent trend of sentiment. Ginning
between November and November ia,
as Indicated by the figures, was only
619.7S5 bales against /, 40G. 009 last year
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All

HATES
NO advertisement taken Cor teas
than rs cents.
Count the words In your adver-
tisement and multiply by the num-
hey Of times YOU desire Il printed
RENT. accordingly.
IA counting words include ''To
Let" For Sale" "Wapta6." etc. as
,sea as addresses
SLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
paragraohed matter. line clashes.
wnite mace. classified display: co per
line sec per inch az lineG rake an
in9h.)
Any person whose namS appears in
the telephone directory may have
cln ssified Ads charSeo
Carcei orders should % kiven IN
wTi.ing. never over he phone,
Aivert5sers should Give their home
OF posfeffice address as well az their
phone numbers. because many Rad
eIs aSve n telephones.
Ii The advertiser o. desires. replies
eau IL sent 10 care Of The Journal
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SALESMAN WANTED-we are looking
for statesmen now making S3. 900 or more
year and who want to make more
money. We are pioneer manufacturers
of bank supplies, check covers. mass
books; art calendars and business caIen-
dars, advertising specialties; signs. Ieath-
er goods. Exclusive commission contract
Must have Al references. Sales. Depart-
ment, Bankers Advertising & Supply Co,
Iowa City. Iowa.
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NEW RESORTS
uurIIHuRsT

wELLHURST
Amor z the pines on beautiful Perdido
Bay thirteen miles southwest Of Pensa-
cola by way of Millview along shore
drive Good roads. Rest and recreation
Peac !, poetry and sunshine. Take your
friends to this wonder spot for week
end. Good eats, three Tines per day.
The yater is fine. Rates reasonable. For
COOKE. p o. Lilli7y ala.
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POSITION WANTED

WHEN IN NEED OF first class type
phone 631. His work is guaranteed in
every respect A Pensacola man work
ing for the Pensacola people. Ask those
who know.
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS Tc
THE JOURNAL.
1900

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD lF YOUR
NAME Is IN THE TELE.
PHONE DIRECTORY
Look over the odds and ends
around your house which you have no
further use for-old furniture. tools.
lawn mowers, stoves. rugs. etc
whatever you have. turn 1t into cash.
A small Want AG i: The Journal
costing only a few cents. win do It.
Cali up 1900, ask for Want Ad De-
partment and describe what you have.
Your ad will be written for you and
bin rendered later.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALOONS eight, 1920 model. This
car has been properly taken care of and
is in excellent condition. Apply to L. A.
r Semholtz, Naval Station. Phones 9S
or 81.
FOR SALE Chevrolet roadster new tires.
in good condition, $125.00. Owner leay-
ing town Chevrolet. care Journal.
FOR SALE-Cole 8 Touring Car, in Tirst-
class condition. Apply D. b. Gonzalez,
care Ths Nj. f. Gonzalez Co. Phone %.
COR SALE-One new 5-ron Holt tractor,
cheap on easy terms. Tractor Is now
In Pensacola. r. F. L. McCaskin CO.,
De Funiak Springs. Fla.
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FOR SALE

McRae Refrigerator, 5xSx4,
Brand New, a Bargain. Apply
Child's Restaurant.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Friday night on East Hill street
car set OF furs. Finder please return
to harrison Cafeteria for reward
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FOR SALE Bonds ar a rafgain Es-
Gambia County per cert Improves
menr uvnds ssucd for bridge acrosa
Bayou TeNar) $50 eity OF Pensacola
per cent in bonds. ona or more bonds
ton vi. be furnished Interested parties
Ry g. III. Turner Co. IL 1-2 81 palafox
street, Pensacola fla
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Transfer = Storage

BoRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE fi45. OFFICE ANIL WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. Alt
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSi.
NESS SOLICITED.
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f9k SAL4H-Modern, Groom bungalow.
by owner direct: desirable location. Inn
mediate possession. +. NJ williams.
Phone GG.
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OPPORTUNITIES

SELL SOMETHING everybody must
have (read this line over again and note
that we said MUST) 1t is unique, u. s.
protected article, positive necessity be-
cause of government ruling with yearly
repeat, exclusively owned and controlled
by us. II you are an order taker YOU
should make $50 to $50 a day; if YOU are
an ambitious salesman you viii clear up
ward Of $40 per day. Most desirable con-
nection with future for those who qualify.
Jerome Laadt, pres, S. Dearborn St.
Chicago.
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC HALL
Warrington, Fla.
Regular communication of Naval Lodge
No. q, f. & A. Nj, Tuesday, Novens Der
%, at 80 y. m. Work in the r. A. De-
gree. Visiting brethren fraternalIy in
vited.
LEWIS MARSHALL. W. NJ.
WIN. z HANSEN. Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS paying $1,000
to $500 Auditors income tax. railway
mail clerks. Examinations soon. Infor-
nation free. Federal Auditors League,
Room 224, washington, d. G.
AN UNUSUAL opportunity for man
with canyassing ability: $50 weekly;
steady employment. Write General Man
ager. Dept. BIZ, 1914 Pennsylvania Ave,
Baltimore, Md.
'CUTEESUIRS" for children; sweeping
country like wildfire; nothing like EN-.
No competition; every general store buys
Big commission. Write today. "Cutee-
suit Factories a., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ADVERTISERS money. get results.
So page rate book tells how; mailed
free Standard Advertising Agency, 300
ST. Louis, Mo.
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FoR sALE-Mo@ERN =WE ROOM
COTTAGE. CORNER STRONG AND
ELEVENTH.. PAYS TEN PER CENT
Pm iNNESTNE ALWAYS RENTED.
SEe rUWARD LEE MAYES AT
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost IS But ITie and the Results are Une0uoLed
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Four young men to
travel in Florida. Must have
Al references, neat appearance.
READ PAGE NO. is AMER
ICAN MAGAZINE, NOVEM-
Der ISSUE, and if interested
call on me at No. SIG Guile
marde st. at 7:30 Tuesday
night, Nov. 22nd. Don't call un-
less you are interested.
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FOR SkLE-Aiatllcf and grocery store.
Good locatlon. g. Il simmons. Panama
Citv Fla
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3 Q p SALE ~ YOUR THANKSGIVING
TURKEY. acc PER POUND. DELlv-
ERED ANYWHERE m TOWN. THE
CITY. PHONE 1e2
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7co VACANT LoTs AT cREsTviEw,
fla THE COUNTY SEAT OF Okla.
L0oSA COUNTY. TITLES GOOD.
PRICE Low TERMS REASONABLE.
e. e. I. MecAsKlLL COMPANY. DE-
ONiAk SPRINGS. FLA.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in tks
city on short notice. Please state in
application II you have an Abstract OF
title 70 the property.
Call and See Us
THE WATSON AGENCY inc,
South Pntasox St.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOLGIRLS. Private
lessons. Also children's classes In aes-
thetic Dancing zee Vest Gregory. Phone
27g.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HOME MORTGAGES
In return for the many thousands OF
dollars sent from here to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York in
payment of life insurance premiums, the
Pensacola homes
Let me explain its plan, by means OF
which you can liouidate the mortgage on
your house without straining your re-
urces-guaranteeing meanwhile, a per-
manent home for your family.
No commission or renewal fee in the
Eduitable's plan.
Representing tho Equitable.
202 s. Palafox Phone 584
LET ME estimate on your paper hang
ing and painting and save you money.
J. Flynn Wilmington, 405 ". DeVilliers
Phone 464.
ALL KINDS or hauling and sand a spe
cialty George G.. Brown. Phone 2465.
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For sAIE-rnii blooded Buff Rocks an6
Rhode Island cockerels. J.. A. Part.
lott Sr., Big Bayou.
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Masonic Temple.
Special conclave of Couer
SA4A de Lion Commandery, No.
~ q 49, j, Kni & hts Templar,
Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, at
esEsEsss 1890 p. m Work in the
r. G. Degree.
Sojouring Sir knights
courteously invited
j. A. JONES, e. c.
+. j.. MILLER. Recorder.
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FOR rALE--Onc 28-foot cabin launch
with 6-foot beam. h. p.. 2-clyindcr
Liberty engine; an in Al condition. 5000
Can on write b. Edwards, gth Band Fort
Eawoncas
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FOR SALF-Crysant from sec to
Sl,00 dozen. l40S II. Gadsden Mrs
J. u Rogers. Phone 1910.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. camping trailer and
outnt call on Lueck. Flgiand Park
section t0
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will be sold for Xmas. Latest
creation New sales plan Branch man
ager. Agents and Spare Time Workers.
Write today No disappointment Mono
gram Powder Pun Co. Duluth. Mimi
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FOR SAI.E-Wfn sell at a bargain, mod
.ern residence S07 W. Belmont. Phone
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large furnished room. pri-
yate bath, private entrance garage.
Ito w. Gadsden. Phone 2
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FOR SAIE-Niee large cbvsan theYn1,,,,s
81 and So per dozen 141l ~ Brainar,l
Phone 1889
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WANTED--At once. one or two good boys
for messenger service. Apply Postal
Telegraph Co.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES. baby chicks.
White lseehprns r. l. Reds Barred
Rocks, zoe each, 81 per cent safe arrival
Fiace your orders now for prompt ship
mcnts. ]. g. Hun Hatchery. 520f sum
mer Ave. Memphis. Tenn.
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LODGE NOTICE.
~ Regular communication of Pen
~ sacoia Lodge. No. AZ, Fl & A. NJ.
NA Thursday. Nov. oath at { 80 D. m.
" at the Masonic Temple.
Visiting brothers fraternally invited.
j. S. HAYES, S. M.
r. C. White, Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apartment
9f5 East Gadsden. Phone 1887.
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FOR SALE-Five shares American Ma
uonal bank stock; advise best offer L.
4. l-annon, 1876 Pearl St. Jacksonville.
roR sALE.-Pure sweat min ciilmnre
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms ad-
Joining bath. 10 n. Spring st.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. hot water.
electric lights, phone 122 w Chase St.
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WANTED

YOUR stoves and ranges repaired and
made as good as new by an expert man.
Phone 1912. j. S. Howell
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, 100
f. Gadsden. Phone 1855.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-04-29
PAINTERS TO MEET
MILLSAPS NINE IN
FIRST GAME TODAY

This afternoon at o'clock the Pan
Tiers OF Birmingham-So Southern college
will engage the aggregation representing
MillsSps college of Jackson. Miss. in
the first of a duo of games to be played
today and tomorrow. Millsaps defeated
the Painters in the two contests between
these teams during the latter's recent
tour of Mississippi and the locals are
hit for revenge. incidentally. the PAN
theirs dropped several other games dur
ing the aforesaid invasion, and, as Dan
iel said in the lione den. we hope our
luck changes soon
II is a noticeable fact that the Pan
Tiers have improved wonderfully since
they returned from Mississippi
Coach Charlie Brown has been putting
his proteges through some strenuous
training each day during the past two
weeks and unless the Millsappers are the
possessors OF considerable impassiveness,
they bid fair to register considerable
surprise Friday afternoon. Millsaps
played the Howard Bulldogs Wednesday
and Thursday, and todays and Satur-
days games are expected to give sup
porters of the Painters and Bulldogs
some dope as to how the two teams VIII
stack UP in their initial contest May ..
Either Aubrey Miller or Joe Wheeler
will start the game in the box for the
Painters, and either of these boys
should be able to hold the enemy in
check Milsaps line-up is composed al
most entirely of right-handed batters,
and Coach Brown will probably use
neither of his two southpaws during the
series Greek Griffin will do the re-
ceiving.
The other positions will be filled as
follows: Stuart 1b.; Stewart, 2b.; Green,
Sb Lewis or r. A. Baker S.; Norton.
eff Suffer, H. Propst rf