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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-24
WALNUT HILL

WALNUT HILL. July 23-The crops
here have been greatly benefited by
the rains for the past few days. The
farmers are busy planting out sweet
potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Ward are the
happy parents of fine little girl. born
July -.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Unlisted and
children visited in Wardville Sunday,
the guests of Bud Unlisted and fam
lily.
Roe Morgan and family are moving
TO Pensacola this week.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hardy Tuesday
night and carried away their little IL
months old daughter. She had been
i'll only two days. Burial was made
in oak Grove cemetery. Wednesday.
Friends here extend their deepest sys-
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy in their
bereavement.
Arthur Brown was carried to the
Atmore infirmary Monday suffering
with Bright's disease. He was report
ed resting well on Tuesday.
Bryan Majors, who has been visiting
relatives here for the past several
weeks left one day last week for Mo-
bile.
Misses Ruby and Esther Ard return
ed Monday from a weeks visit 10
friends and relatives in Pensacola.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ward visited rela-
tives in Brent last week.
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MILTON

July 23.-Ir. Ellis Williams, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Williams, left Mon
day night for the citizens training
camp at Columbia, s. c., to begin the
months training for boys.
Judge E. NJ. Morgan was transact
ing business in Pensacola, Monday.
Mr. Henry Frances has returned
home after a business trip to Atlanta.
Mr.. Jack Gentry left Tuesday night
to serve as third assistant engineer
on a U. S. shipping board vessel. Mr..
Gentry served as third assistant engi-
neer on the S. S. Leviathan during the
war.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, who now
holds a position in Pensacola, but for
merIy of Milton, was the guest Of
Mrs. c. w. Cobb last Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Cohen is spending few
days with relatives in North Carolina.
Miss Gladys Collins and Miss Kate
Mcdaniel spent few days with Miss
Vivian Fuller, of Pollard, last week.
Rev. I. /. Roberts was in Pensacola
last Monday.
Mr.. Jake Alexander, of Geneva, Ala.
was transacting business here and also
visiting relatives this week.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. a. c. Carter
left Friday night for Jacksonville,
where they will visit Mrs. Anderson's
sister and will tour South Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Cobb. who have
been visiting their father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cobb. returned to
their home at Waycross, Ga, Friday
night.
DR.. A. C. Carter left for New Or
leans Friday night to take a post
graduate course in medicine.
Mr.. Brant Ellis is the guest of his
mother this week.
Mrs. Cary Stewart and son, Rufus
are visiting relatives in Blountstown.
Miss Lillian Peterson. of Pensa-
cola, is the guest Of Miss Vera Stewart
this week.
Miss Olive Thomas and mother spent
the day here Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Barry IS visiting rel
atives IN Panama City.
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WESTVILLE

July 23-Miss Jean Neel left last
Wednesday for Tallahassee for an in
| definite stay.
Mrs. c. S. Matthews and children re-
turned from Millville, Friday, where
they had been visiting relatives for
a few days.
Miss Alma Moore came in from her
school south of Chipley, to spend the
week-en in town with her parents.
Mrs. w. H. Dean and children, of
Hopkins, arrived Sunday night for an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs.
Adams Mesdames Hughes, Kent and
Morris. of Ponce de Leon, attended
day afternoon.
Miss Clora Harris returned from
Panama City, Tuesday night, where
her uncle, Mr.. T. o. Goodson, and fam
lily.
Mesdames Alice Parish and Lee
Padgett, of Ponce de Leon, spent a
short while in town, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Neel and children
were business visitors to Dothan last
Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Moore and baby and Mrs.
George Moore and baby, of Mobile, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. J. R. Moore
for two weeks.
Mrs. Vitrel Vaughn and daughter,
May, spent the past week in town with
her father, Mr.. C. S. Matthews.
Mr. P. G. Adams, of Crestview, is
visiting his mother for few days:
DR.. H. A. stephens and family, of
Ponce de Leon, were Sunday visitors
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bullock, Miss Elmo
and Master Neel Bullock, of st. An
drews, are visiting Mrs. Bulloeks
father, Mr. John Neel.
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M()L.IN()

MOLINo, July 2S.-Rev. w. w.
Clifford, of Pleasant Grove. filled his
regular appointment at MoIino Sun
day, last. Despite bad weather the at
tendance was good at both services as
well as at the baptizing which was
held at $3.50 that afternoon at the
usual place. The ordinance of bap-
tism was administered to six candi-
dates. At the close of the evening
service the Lords Supper was OBJ
served. Brother Clifford left on the
early train Monday for Canoe, Ala,
where he will assist Rev. Mr.. Wells,
osator of the Canoe Baptist church, in
a series of meetings. Brother Clifford
IS an earnest, tireless worker and the
Canoe church is to be congratulated
upon securing his services.
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CARRIERS

W. N Hartgrove was visitor to
Camp Walton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Fort, of East Bay,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Merwin, of Pen
sacola, called on the Hartgrove's, Tues
day afternoon.
The launch Swan made her first trip
in the bayous in three weeks. She has
been on the ways for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Mckee and chill
dren started Wednesday on their an
nual vacation to Clanton, Ala, to visit
Mr.. McKee's mother and other rela-
tives. They went through IN a car, and
expect to remain two weeks.
Z. A. Mooney returned Saturday
from Crestview, where he had been
for several days.
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WEST FLORIDA NEWS HAPPENINGS

had been with the rest of the county
commissioners, in session for several
days, and Mrs. Shultis had been the
Euest of the family of Judge A. R
Campbell
George Reddick, of Freeport, was in
| the city last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Berman and
children left last Saturday night for
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Carpenter have
announced the birth of daughter.
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Warren and son,
Master Alliance, and Misses Hazel
Campbell and Kate ellis attended the
Campbell Campbell wedding in Laurel
Hill last Sunday.
Messrs. Bud and Stiner Brazile. who
are working IN Pensacola, We're over
to spend Sunday last with home folks.
Miss Margaret Thomas left the later
part Of the week for Mariana, where
she has accepted a position.
Howard Allen spent Sunday in PEN
saeola-
Rev. b. F. Marshall and family have
gone to Demopolis, Ala. where they
parents. Mr. and Mrs. DeLoach.
Goldie Melvin, of Milton, went to
Jacksonville, Thursday night to attend
the meeting Of the state officers OF the
American legion, he being executive
committeeman from the third district.
Mrs. Melvin accompanied him as far
as DeFuniak, spending the time until
his return visiting her home folks here.
the Warrens. They both returned
home Sunday night.
Mrs. j. Moss Flournoy, who has been
the guest of relatives and friends, has
returned to her home in Chipley.
Miss Made Knox ellis. who has
been holding a position in Washington,
d. c., for the past two years. has re-
turned home.
Raymond Wickersham has gone to-
the government training camp in Co
lumbia, South Carolina.
J. r. McLane, of Pensacola, was a
business visitor in DeFuniak during
the week.
Melville Jennings has left to visit
with his cousin, Ralph McLane, in
Pensacola.
Mrs. Merritt Bell left Thursday for
her home in Nashville, stopping a few
days in Pensacola en- route.
DR. Middlebrock, of Graceville passed
through here recently en- route to New
Orleans and while here was the guest
of his friend, T. NJ. Pitcher and family.
Judge A. G.. Campbell is at home
again after pleasant stay at Mon
Treat, N. c., where he attended the
Sunday School Conferences.
Exum McCaskiH has gone to Column
bia, S. c., to attend the citizens mill
tary training camp there from July
Is to August IS.
Miss Cleo McCa1lum, of Hollis, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. A. Mccall
lum.
Mrs. A. G. Campbell came home from
Chipley on Friday night, having been
on a visit to her sister there, Mrs. Joe
w. williams.
MFR. and Mrs. Kenneth F. McCaskill
were up from Camp Walton Monday.
They have been down for rest and
change for Mrs McCaskill who seems
to be doing nicely.
Misses Anna Smith and Merry Love
Campbell are back from Mary Esther, |
where they have been visiting the
formers grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
L. L Smith.
Misa Anna Parish left this week for
Atlanta. She was joined at Chipley
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandlee, OF
Panama City, and from there the trip
was. made to Atlanta by auto.
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EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDES

HAVANA. Cuba, July IS. Hard
times and hot weather have combined
with love tragedies to bring about a
veritable epidemic Of suicides here.
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Visitors Have Five Local Boys on Club
and Expect to Take Three Games.

This ought to be great day for the
Irish.
President Feibelman Of the Meridian
club of the Mississippi league has sent
his pellet chasers down to win a few
games and get enough guaranty money
to pay their training expenses, owing
to the cotton situation in the we'll
known delta.
Ryan, sometimes known as Manager
Ryan but most commonly known as
Jack Ryan OF just plain "Gulfport
Jack" has his cohorts all lined up for
the fray, # what's going to happen this
week end can be called q fray, and the
fun will start this afternoon.
As has hereinbefore been remarked,
1t ought to be great day for the Irish
some Of the visiting boys were up at
the office last night to pass the time
of the evening and they admitted that
they have a good club-for the Missis-
sippi league. One Of them wrote to a
friend in town yesterday that he ex-
pected Meridian would take all three
games.
Out on the lot yesterday afternoon
the boys-local boys on the local team
were joshing each other about the
sport in prospect for today. Jack ex-
poets to take all three games and the
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RYAN'S GANG PREPA FOR BATTLE
WITH MISSISSIPPI STATE LEACUERS

rest of the club feels the same way
about it. They all admit that the
same club that beat Pensacola trimmed
Toledo twice in succession and that
the club which Pensacola walloped last
Sunday also dropped d pair to Mobile.
Which speaks highly for Toledo and
Mobile.
ThereIl be another new face on the
Pensacola club today. Kirke Williams
of Mobile, he Of the long and honey
frame and the prodigious hooks to his
fast one, has Joined the club and will
do Pensacola's pitching this afternoon
that is, unless Nelson works for the
visitors and then there's no way to
tell what Jack viii do,
Everything looks good FOR a big
crowd at Maxent this afternoon if Jupe
Pluvius will forget his troubles and
let Old Sol do a little shining. The
high school boys have called off their
game at East Hill and the mayor has
issued a proclamation asking the mer-
chants to close. Many of them have
agreed to do so.
The street car company has arranged
to run cars direct to the park via the
Belt and West Hill lines and Manager
plenty of cars waiting for the close of
the game so as to handle the crowd
expeditiously.
Yes, it looks like big day for the
IRISH
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JOCKEY SCHOOL WINS
TWICE FROM TORRE

Jockey school defeated the team
from the Tore school twice yesterday
az the Jockey school diamond The
first game was to and the second.
y to 8. The second game was a one
sided affair. Henderson pitched good
ball, allowing but three hits. Blake
for the Tore school also pitched good
ball but was given poor support. The
Jockey rooters were, out with a num-
Der of new yells.
Carroll for Jockey succeeded VaIan
zinc and did fairly we'll Both of these
boys knocked home runs. The teams
lineup as follows: Lockey-Valan-
zano, c; Henderson, p; Fisher, Il;
Moore, IS; Carroll, 1b; Roth, 2b; Rad
cliffe, IF; Preston. 3b; Touart, CT. Tore
Campbell, c; Blake, p; Apostle, If;
I. Quina, IS; J. Quina, 1b; Cusack, 2b;
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POLICE TEAM HAS
BEEN PRACTICING

The police team which has chal-
lenged the firemen TO baseball game
has been practicing almost every day
from 3 to 4 o'clock at the assembly
room, police station. where Messrs.
Humphreys and oConnell explain al
the latest developments in the great.
American game. Johnnie is PARTICULAR
~ in demand because he goes out to
Maxent every game and watches the
fast ones-automobiles- they get
away. 1t IS expected that Johnnie will
direct traffic at third base during the
Important series, and he and Joe Burke
have been practicing signals The date
for the game has not been set, but Pug
thinks there may be one on West Hill
tonight,
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HORSESHOES
BY LUCKY

Saw a letter from one of the Me-
ridian boys. 1--WE expect to take all
three games" said he.
Speaking of Us. Think of J. Ryan,
J. Jehries, J. Corbett and J. Dempsey.
But none of them are jays.
East Hill youngsters are loafng
whenever there's a game at Maxent.
A fan in the third base bleachers will
admit he can see balls and strikes bet
ter than the umpire behind. the bat.
Refiogle brought his wife to town to
see the Meridian club beat Pensacola.
Meanwhile always carries couple
OF rabbit" feet with him.
Every team has got to rank some
where. Some, however, will be ranker
than others.
New companies. not limited: Maran-
vile K Co., Babe Ruth & Co, and
Hornsby & Co.
The White Sox regulars used Daven =
port against the Fort Worth team, and
the latter sat on him, to l.
Even the British people have been
poking fun at the Carpenter Dempsey
battle. Maybe it WILL be funny.
If it weren't for ifs, every big league
team would cinch the flag.
President Harding has an invitation
to-nobody knows where. It's for the
1921 world series games.
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z IA L
JAVELIN RECORD RRokEN

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April IA.
In dual track meet here today, the
University of Virginia defeated Della
ware college "a to AZ points. One rec
ord was broken, when Gleaves. of Wiz
ginia, threw the javelin 10 feet s
inches. Pittman, of Delaware. won the
century dash in 10 seconds.
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HIGH TEAMS NOT
TO PLAY TODAY
Game at East Hill is Cancelled by
Agreement.

The Puppies and Greens of the high
school will not play today. as had been
previously announced, on account OF
the big game at Maxent park with the
Meridian team of the Mississippi state
league. who are here TO play the Regu-
lars. The captains OF both teams agreed
to call Off the games so as 10 allow
the students to attend the opening at
Maxent park today.
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GREENS DEFEAT
PURPLE WARRIORS
Wilson's Team Wins in Last Inning at
East Hill Fairgrounds.

East Hill Fairgrounds.
Capt. Rex Wilson's Greens defeated
the Puppies in the fourth of the series
by the high school boys. Lefty Hud-
son, twirling for the Puppies. after
banking the Greens for eight innings
and sending nine men back to the
showers, had hard luck in the last
frame and yielded three safe. blows
two singles and a double, which cost
him the game.
The heavy rain during the early
morning made the field slow but the
boys lad plenty of fight and kept the
game interesting at all times.
A large crowd of students turned out
in spite of the weather and cheered the
boys all during the game. The score:
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4 E2sIG , IN
THOMPSON RETURNS
-

CHARLOTTE. N. c., April 14.-Hen-
ry Thompson, one of the most brilliant
pitchers Of the South Atlantic league
last year, will return to the GreenviIlc
club, according to kilograms received
here today from the Boston Nationals,
to whom Thompson went by waiver
this year after being sold last year TO
the Pittsburg club.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Chapel Hill:
University Of North Carolina 4;
Trinity 2.
At Athens. Ca:
Alabama University /; Georgia Uni
versity 6.
At Lexington, Va:
Washington college 3; Washington
and Lee Z.
At Johnson City:
Carson Newman College Z; East
Tennessee Normal 4.
At Marion, Ala:
First game: Springhill College 5;
Marion University i. Second game:
Springhill 5; Marion I.
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Score by Innings:

Two-base hits-Marsh. W. Wolfe.
Three-base hit-Marsh. Hits-Off Hud-
son. 8; off Salmon, L. Stolen bases
Wilson, S. Wolfe, Daniels. Marsh, II.
Johnson. Base on balls-Off Hudson,
2. Struck out-By Hudson, 9; by SAL
mon, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Hudson
(Frater). Scorer-Villar. Umpires-
Klein and Holland. Time OF game
1850. Attendance-150
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Braves PummeI superha,s Rltchers

BOSTON, April 14.-Boston pummelled
Reuther and Mitchell of Brooklyn today
while McQuillan pitched well after the
first, and the home team won II to 4.
Boston made IA hits for a total of &c
bases.
The score: RH E
Brooklyn .......... 200 100 1904 9 2
Boston ............ $50 010 1911 16 0
Ruther, Miljus. Mitchell and Miller;
McQuillian and O'Neil.
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EXHIBITION GAMES

At Spartanburg:
Spartanburg S. Atlantic 6; High
Point Piedmont league 2.
Rocky Mount, N. c.:
Rochester Internationals .... 7 2 l
Rocky Mount, Va. league.... II 6
Twelve innings.
Winsner, Snyder. Brogan and Ross;
Harrison, Strickland and Chisholm.
At Charlotte
Winston Salem Piedmont league 6;
Charlotte South Atlantic IL.
AT Danville:
Buffalo 6; DanviIle 10.
At Newport News, Va:
Newport News Va. league.... 1 8 3
Syracuse Internationals ..... 9 0
At Petersburg, Va:
Toronto Internationals ......, 2
Petersburg Va. league $500. 8
Williams, Snyder and Devine; Fra
zier, Proctor, Bruner and Delaney
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Nunaria. RI; Massey. 3b: O'Connor. 3b.
impress Ham" Gaines and Lefty"
Sneed.
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In Peru and Ecuador coffee grows at
an elevation OF 5000 feet.
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Pennock Knocked Out Of Box.
Indians Come From Behind.

ST. LOUIS, April 14.-Cleveland came
from behind today and defeated st. Louis
u to 9, evening up the series. Cullop
was forced out of the game in the sixth
when he was injured at first base in
collision with Speaker.
The score: R.H Z.
Cleveland ......... o2o 1872 OO2-12 - l
st. Louis .......... 315 900 600 Is .
Mails, Morton, Petty, Odenwald, Cove
leslde and O'Nein; Sothorn, Cullop,
Burwell and SEVERED.
Athletics Turn Tables on Yankees.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Philadelphia
Americans turned the tables on New
York here today defeating the Yankees
in close hard fought game to 3, after
Hawks, young pitcher. put New York
ahead in the seventh.
The score: f H f
Philadelphia ........ 600 200 002- 4 II
New York .......... 900 100 20O-3 I
Rommel and Perkins; Hoyt, Quinn and
Schang.
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The life of coffee tree is about 40
years.
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American Association.

Kansas City, 1 Minneapolis, 3.
Louisville. g.; Toledo, o.
indianapolis Columbus, rain.
Milwaukee st. Paul. rain.
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sonthArn Aaaoelatlon.

birmingham. 8 Nashville, 3.
Mobile, g.; Atlanta, /.
New Orleans, 4; Chattanooga, 0.
Lite Rock, o: Memphis. 2.
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Amerloan leaaue.

New York, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 5.
Washington, s; Boston, 2.
st. Louis, o. Cleveland. IL.
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Southern Association.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
National League

VFNFFW'F'I N-~'hNNF
Boston. /; Brooklyn, 4.
Philadelphia. 2: New York, 10.
Chicago-St. Louis. rain.
Cincinnati. 2; Pittsburgh, Z.
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RALLY IN SEVENTH
WINS FOR DETROIT
Game Tied In Seventh and Single in
Ninth Gives Tigers Opening Game

DETROIT. April IA seventh inning
rally that netted four runs, tying the
score, and a single by Heilmann in the
ninth gave Detroit the opening game Of
the American league season here today,
and a 6 to victory over Chicago. The
game was played in a steady drlzzle, but
approximately $4,000 persons witnessed
the game.
The score: R.H. z.
Chicago ............ OO2 O21 O00-5 2
Detroit ............. 600 01O 4O1-6 1Qs l
Kerr, Morris and Schalk; Leonard,
Sutherland and Ainsmith.
Pennock Knocked Out Of Box.
WASHINGTON, April 14-The locals
knocked PennOck out of the box aud hit
two other Boston pitchers opportunity
today, winning the second game of the
series 8 to 2.
The score: Ri E
Boston ............ 010 010 600 4
Washington ........ 101 301 11s-8 ~ 0
Pennock Russell. Fullerton and Ruel;
SchaCht and Charity.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE !
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Pirates Rupched Hits.

CINCINNATI, April 14.-Pittsburgh
punched hits on Vanguard in the sixth
and eighth innings and easily defeated
Cincinnati today to 2.
The score: RH E
Cooper and Schmidt; Marquard and
Hargrave.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League
st, Louis ut Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Bouis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Southern Association.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Atlanta at Mobile.
Memphis at Little Rock.
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GIANTS HITTING
DEFEATS PHILLIES

Meadows Batted From Box Before Sim
gle Put Out Is Made.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 14-Yew York s
heavy hitting defeated Philadelphia to-
day 10 to 2. The visitors batted Meadows
from the box before single put out was
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At Charlotte

AZ CudIIOLI0
Winston Salem Piedmont league 6;
Charlotte South Atlantic II.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wnscHLER. Aucr1oNEER.

ADAM A. wEscHLER. AuCT1oNEER.
Trustees sale valuable 4-story
brick building, northeast corner
30th and M Streets, comprising
apartments, stores and dwell
ings.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia in Equity Cause
paSe IL rons Of the
TENTH: ssrffi: IL ia.i. h a HAIrrAsT sHrE" re1R
kdden esft: e sa ss a'S
and running cas-. on Bridge. tnow " street %
west west is feet 8 inches; t.ncs north 10 feet
feet inches; thence west 60 fset to. washing:
soth street ia feet / inches to the besinnins,
SoS By :sEs gEs ss
1911 3Oth street northwest. to b SOLD - one
Of ;; :,; Il. Sole court, t. + %:ds s.S :'ss ssse
Be sp paid as follows: sis.o cash. balance pay:
az wts interest cent per
secured BY hrst deed Of trust upon the prop
meSi se g. :. oi date of trustees deed Con-
veyancing. recording; revenue stamp, to he
PAID BY Of s.s dn, to Be
ratification Of sale; otherwise the deposit shall
stand forfeited and the property be resold al
and risk Of assu,1s ate,
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