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niger, score SO. Organdy dress.
Special prize awarded girl with the
highest score: Ruth Gray, thermos
bottle.
Special prize awarded boy with the
highest score, Ebert Greenwood, tile
blocks.
Prettiest Bald Headed baby, George
Hill, price baby plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Coast League.
Vernon, s; Salt Lake, 5.
Sacramento, A; San Francisco, 3.
No other games scheduled.
National League
Pittsburgh, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis, 7.
Boston, 8; Chicago, 4.
New York, A; Cincinnati, 3. Q1
innings.
American League.
Washington, 2; Detroit, 1.
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, A.
Cleveland, 4; New York, 2.
St. Louis, 4; Boston, 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

.CIRST thing you do next
| l-go get some 1nakin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders!
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
hunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
whatyou're passingby!S Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
more-ish-ness-well, the only
way to get the words en-
phatic enough is to go to it
and'knowyourself!
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18
M&es@olR7hm

Have you heard about the "May-
Extra Ball" 1t will be the most won
derful dance Of the season. 1t is COM
ing soon.
The Press is pleased at all times to
print announcements of club meetings,
and other social and civic matters of
general interest. We respectfully re-
quest that such notices be written out
on one side of the paper only, and sent
to this office before noon on the day
of publication.
See Green Stockings, May 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

Prince Albert is sold
in toppy red bags,
tidy,rcd tins, hand
some pound and halt
pound tin hunidors
and In the pound
crystal glass humi-
dor With sponge
n,oistener top.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

The Filathia Girls Will hold a home
made cake and candy sale at Varney's
store Saturday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

HONESTLY. IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
S2S MAIN ST.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

Repair work on sewing machines and
monographs, any or all makes. Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine
Co.. 127 North Fifth street. q
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

Bring your laundry to 722 Brighton.
7 1-2 cents per pound Thor Laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

CHIROPRACTOR
Well known undeniable success, 491
Broadway, Hotel Oregon, El Centre.
Hours l to 5 p. rl.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

Elmer A. Todd's music studios are
at 624 Olive street. Phone 466-W.-
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

The Southern California Granite
Works of San Diego has opened a
monument display at Evergreen Gem
etery.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18

See Green Stockings, May 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-05-18
Trust Service

THIS department of Southern Trust and
Commerce Bank emphasizes the thor
ough organization of 5-Point Master Bank
ing Service.
1t acts as Executor, Administrator, Trus-
tee, Committee, Guardian, Court Depository
and in all other Recognized Trust Capa-
cities; Holding and Managing Securities
and other Property, Real and Personal for
Estates and Individuals-also acting as
Trustee under Corporate Mortgages.
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SURPRISES IN
CIRCUIT RACES

Columbus. Ohin. July c7.--Eienon.s
and horses combined today TO highly on
terrain Grand C'.rruI: SPECTATORS and
ne" seasons records wer" registered
and soUr startling surprises in heat re-
SUITS were noted.
M!!llc Irwin In defeating Perlscope In
;hc irSi hel; "f nc .US Gags trotting,
u" Neal liuuS" sake. trOttrd IN 205k
IN" tastes; 'ruitImE mile II the year.
jim Il. fIvOritu in the ell DrSh.er
Hotel pace. alSu stepped Ugly, tho
fastest ma" paced this year by Il geld
inS. He Won the rarr with something
{" sJSIrc rom u nCld that had real
sI'rG IN 4. The 2:l2 class irnt and
N" 2."j 'rot;:ng Stake were spiIt-heat
anIirs. Hlida Fl~tCh'r finally won tho
2:lI event and i'criSrUpc the latter.
Harvest Rronk Won the thr"e-yrar-old
pacing STAKE. the favOrita" purse
*".Ir". from Ruin Nolo. the only other
starter, Tn" I'm" WAS very slow for
Grand Circuit ihrcr-ycar- FOLDS
l'niini.trd events I,.!t over from Tues
day saw on. SurIrls" wncn Johnnie
Qu,rk won IA" thi-d heat OF the EOS
E.kS pacing stake, from Roy Grafton.
whu already C!Hchcrl Tho race yesterday.
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N CONKEYS
ARE TUNING UP FOR SHARP BAT.
TILE WITH La ORANGES.
Play La Bellies Fast Nine At Tunnel
Green Saturday.

Aside from the game with the La
Bellies nj Tunnel Green en- Saturday
the Mackmen are placing plenty OF
stress on the Sunday contest which has
hecn booked with the strong ID Grange
club OF Brilliant. o., At that place.
The La';ranEcs have a record that
hchoovcs tho MCCOnkeys to give lots Of
preparation TO this coming game. With
victories over both tho St"ubcnv.llc
N""ihams and the Athletics. the
M"undsvillc Athletics. Mingo. VIctoI c
and Il number Of others they arc now
going strong.
While the McConkeys were trounc!ng
the Vicinrs last Saturday. So. the Ia
Oranges outfit was waiting for tho fol-
lowing day when they slammeh the bali
hard and defeated the same club. IT..
After hard game like the LaEeIl"s on
Saturday. the Brilliant club vii. b" a
stiff game
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HIXENBAUGH HOME

Charles H!N"nha"ch WN""i'nS h'Sh
schoo, too,ha,,. baseball and BASKET
ball star has r"tIrn"c :" Ms honlN NJ
Twenry-n!nth stree UtlNr working IN
'he state Il Michigan. travelling for a
Cnr1an".
Hlxonhnugh tried uut with tho IN
4 'aahIo'ls team Cc The Crnirul league
and freely admits no failed TO MAKE
good lie .re- ncc-p'oi Il .oh travel
INK and has h~~- IN tre -"Hh MI sum
hr-. II" expects % cnf-r Wheeling
H!Eh again This ia. and play football.
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GOOD BILL CARDED
FOR SATURDAY ON
TUNNEL GREEN LOT
Mact1 VIII Make Another Effort 70
Establish Saturday Baseball DANES.

Manager II. T.. McConkey will MAKE
another effort the coming Saturday TO
.S,thll.h S.turd;," ha s"hall. This O1ns
Li. chosen victims are the LaBe!slA 6,
rIuc -, The South Side. That Is II u
L.aH.llcS choose 10 be the victims.
Arrangements have been completes
for these two teams to clash. and D
good representation Of the fans or the
Wheeling district Is expected to turn
out to .cr the MachS in action.
The l.aBelles Will prove good oppo-
nents for the Mr'onkeys and should
put up great battle.
Sunday, the Iron Men 20 TO linen
Run to meet the Florence A. c. nine u
thu s, cond clash Of a series, the LEGAL
nine winning the first. 80.
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Triple Play by Cards
Nipped the Quaker Rally

81, Louis. July PA triple play exc
cut"d by the ST. Louis inf!cld nlpprd a
Philadelphia rally In the fifth inning OF
l"-days game and the Cardinals won \
s to victory. with the bases full.
Rapp lined L. HorHSby, who tossed 20
Tor?orc"- doubling Peters and Tor
porccr's Qu!cii throw TO Fournler
caught Winters of first for the third
out. Score: X. II. T..
Philadelphia % 0OlOoo0 O. . !.
s. Louis ......3 O02 n00l1- / :
Winters and Peters. rcriica and p!l-
hocter
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INDOOR BALL GAME

naS.um the y. Junior Indoor b. sahall
team VIII play the Sixteenth street
playground team. This cort Of cvont
generally attracts large crowd md
are being made to accom-.
modate the rooters. The local teams
both have PLAYED several interesting
games this season which promises 10
MAKE tins evenings game rRthcr inter-
estinE.
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TWENTY TWO MA TCHE5 PLAYED
IN TENNIS TOURNEY YESTERDAY

"; r1.; d"f"N'"d FAsHr Sweeney
"-r -
ii Il. SCOT 1~t~rtrH Ca> 'i"etze, 50.
81.
Third Round.
,'>.~'.. Mica defeated Madden
Il ..,n: IT,, .-,"a'r2 Il. Fr'"drichs
w... - .nr,'~s d"t,a,"I uenry Scott
W.. @,,. ayr,a:"a E-O"r, r'rmar
T. /: = IT,: defeated Charles ra"li
Is" 80.
MEMS DOUBLES
TIrst Round
Il f. =, :; ,"I sweeney defeated
l.hNI~!' a:G icrr:HS. 10 -.
Second Round.
N.';rNrrr t"d Abrams defeated Catd-
~" ~! 'iUsus. -. G-i. s. d"fau!'.
r'-r,.r:.s,S an! D',n toad defeated An
a':>"a and K"rd. -. -.
Todays Games
TN- t0,loWlas list shows thu games 10
b.. 2,nycd today. N The four classes:
LADIES SINGLES
Second Round
Ms i,"CI&u.. Hubbard - MISS Mild
70! W:'''''.
Miss t.. iiugUS ~ Miss e Tt vlor.
MISS Elizabeth caldwell W winner OF
UG1Ha;% " hliey mat, b.
Mis- :rr..h JACKSON ~ VI. ). hIbert
Ne K.
LADIES DOUBLES
Semi Finals
NJ I. Is kiti.- and MISS Regina
ltt''' ~ Miss l.. C.,itwCl! and Mss L.
iIusus.
Misses Mary EuCda;:s and +. Sure!
- Mrs II Whitaker AID Miss A Hugus
MEMS SINGLES
Tribunals
81 s. Fleming vS T. t.. Bowie
Ton, Cu~m:ns ~ VIII Rur,
George R"rkius IS II. l.. Scott
MEMS DOUBLES
FIRST Round
Reatttc and lartn"r W Fulton and
Milton.
t:obcr, and Fleming VS. Jackson and
Perkins
Madden and Kt,t!c W ThornEa;e and
W"itcCc.
Second Round
Trick and Dew vs. tummtns and Riley
jefferson and H. Scott W. Emery and
Partner.
Scott and Sweeney vs. winner OF Mad
dcu-k!ttle IS ThornGatc- Weidert match.
Bowie and Bowie VS. Arm and Davis.
Shepherd and Sw!ti va Chapman and
rfrmar.
Third Round
MvGreCo- and Abrams VS. winner Of
Trtck-pew vs. Cumm!ns-R Riley match.
Fredrichs and Olmstcad VS. winner Of
hapmaDrcrmar VS. Shepherd. Swift
match.
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
MAKE DARING HIGH DIVE

Warren pugh. l.'nH;y nth,rtr. and
Walter MNl,. Wh"c!'Hu high rno;hnM
nrd hnsrhnh gar. rr" hr"pinv ~ good
trim for athletics his fall, Yesterday
they d.d nn unuFGni thinR 70 rhlgh
school hnyH. jumping "tt thu H"arrrr!on
bridge tn tn. ohio river, rs feet below.
Roth hcvs ar" expert swimmers and
have been doing fancy diving. bu, yss-
lortay's plunge wnH tho highest r!thsr
ever rICc They arc hrinU c"mT!imrrt-
ri by lE~r friends for their during
swimming and diving.
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WINS AGAIN F TIVE, NEW YORK
WITH NEHF EFFECRON THE PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. July c7.-N New York made
4 two straight from Pittsburgh. by
winning to-day's game. 10 :. Nehf
was effective and held the home team
safe until tho seNcnth inning when
Whittrd dtriplcd 10 right and scored on
RarnhartY Nnric The Giants scored
twice II the first inning on an error and
hits by FriSCh and Young. They added
another run IN the eighth on hits by
Young and Mcuscl and n double s;"a..
Snydcrs double and lancrCtts single IN
tho last inning registered another run.
YounE's batting featured. Score
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Kerr'S Let-dOWn In
Third Gives Five Runs

Washington July 27.-WashinEton
again defeated chicago to-day. : to !.
All tho local ruTG were srnrch IN IN"
third inning IN which Kerr walked two
hatemcn and allowed a single. Il double
and Two triples. Sh"ciy and Collins Of
the visitors hi, hom" runs. n" latter
with enc on base. Score. Il X. T.
Chicago .......c Q " " q o.
Washington ...n0 0 a" u q q N : 7 !
Kerr and $rhalK; M"eridgc. Acos;a
and Charity.
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HUBBARDS WIN

The Hubbard baseball team rspreseats
Ing the Twenty-siXth street playSrounds
defeated the Warwood Fairgrounds IAN.
yesterday afternoon on the WArWooN
grounds. Indoor rules were used IN ehl
game and at the end Of the contest IN
final score stood in favor OF the locals
To J. The feature OF the game WaS
the pitching NJ both pitchers, burks
for 'hc IEuhha -ds. and Booas for the
up.thc-rivcr boys.
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REDS
CAP TURE TWO
FROM BOSTON

Cincinnati! July 27.--&ncinnat! took
both PARTS OF 4 double header from BrS-
ton today. winning The itrSl game by y
score O: - -. And "a" SECOND :" ;
Both McQu!l!an and Maruua"d were ha'-
ed OF N" rubber In Tho second game. Bat
tInx rallies in IN" ilrS:. third and tUurth
inning gave tho Reds q lead which R"S-
ton was unable to overcome" sore
First Game
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Two base hits Frisch. Young. SrN-
der Three base hits Young. Whitfield.
Stolen b;,ses: Young, Mcus"i. Sacrifice:
Scht. Douh~ days. L'utSh!w ana
Grimm: Bancroft. Rawlings nnh Kelly.
snyder. FTl$Ch aud Kelly. Left VI base
New York. s: Pittsburgh. :. liasc on
halls: orr Nehf ! or Cape" !. S'rlcii
out: by Echt >. Icy Cooper. I'm
pires. KEN and Emsllc. Tim" ltT.
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BROOKLYN FIRST
BASEMAN INJURED

Chicago. July 27.-Ray SchmAndt,
first haFsmAn OF TIE Brooklyn Ma
ttCrAls Vas knocked unconscious at
practice preceding today's game
when hs was hit OF tho back Of the
head by a ball thrown by HOOD, an
outftelder Of the team. Sohmandt
was carried into the c;uo house and
phystci.ns could not state how som
GUS his injury would be.
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Batting Of M'ManuS
Fatal to thH YankS

New York July tn" hitting ct
McManUS. substitutes, for S'Sic- on
aUlcd St. Louis TO dcreat the New YORK.
Americans to-day IN tn first game -
the series. to 5. trManus hit home
run. ,rIpl" and two singles in Eve times
up. and was respp:.@ihl" for four n! St
Louis runs Sh"rk"r easily Outp:tched
Mays. ;hc latter being handicapped by
loose support. Score: r. II l.
St Louis ...... n & O Il | q ! : u 1
Now York ....0 > 0 a n . |
Sh"ckrr and SEVERED: Mays. Quinn
and Scharg,
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Two base hit: pratt. .: WambsGarss
Three base hit: M"nnSky. Sacrifices:
Pratt. McInnis. .. Wamhscanss, John
son RUrl .. PittinEcr. Double plays:
Scw"ll. WamtsgAnSs and Johnston
Trait. Scott and Ncnnis. Left on base
cleveland :: Boston. S. Base IN balls:
on Soihoron. !: OF Bush. :. Hits: orr
S"th"rnn. IN innings; or I'hle. 3 in
4 Cuonr out In 7th); off Morton. l In 2.
StrucH cut. Try Sothoron. 2: Ivy Morton.
!. by Bush. 4 Losing pitcher: Ihl".
EMPIRES. Moriarty and Chill. Time:
2n2
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Dugan'S Two Fumb|eS
Fatal TO the MaCkneT1

Philadelphia. July 81. &c DuEans two
rumhlcs aided Detroit In defeating Phil
adc,rhIR to-day. ~ !. HTS. hv Bush
and shorten. DuEans fumh,c ard
Tnlrh's sacrifice f:y won Tho game IN
tho third Score: r H. F.
Detroit ........ in20oonI ~ q
Philadelphia \ . d q 0 n & O. 2
Dauss and Hasscr. Navlor and Perkins.
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TWILIGHT GAME

Tho Yankee \. r.'s cf tho South SIDE
VII! pay twilight rnmn with thn
Young hsna cub NJ tho Hnu'h R'do Or
tho rw~rtY-r!nth stroent grounds THIS
evening, TINS game viii start AT MAO
Hhnrr, and mrs, Nicely a good who'd
crowd W: witness this clash.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Memphis 5. Nashville, S 90 Innings. }
Memphis. 8 Nashville. 4
Moh..". !. Erw Orleans. }.
Mobile. g. Sow Orleans. y.
Atlanta. ,. birmingham. |.
Little Rock. :. Chattanooga. II.
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BOSTON COMES
FROM BEHIND;
BEAT INDIANS

Boston. July .7.-Boston came from
behind IN the seventh inning to-day and
defeated Cleveland, to 1. Fosters SIN
rlc to right and Smiths throw which
got away from O'Nrill providing the
necessary runs. Score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays ReEulta.

Rosto0. ): C.rvclnNf. (.
81. Louis. : New York. s
Detroit. I: Philadelphia, l.
Washington 5, Chicago
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ladies DOUBLES REACH SEMI ENTER TREFlAL
BUCK WEAVER AND HAPPY FE[SCH
NAY Be ACQQlIE:QlN TRIAL

chicago. July - The defense In tho
baseball. trIaI today in thru" hours t":r
down the network II "v!dc'.rc woven
by n" ata,- IN scVen days SUFFICIENT!
10 bring Immediate freedom 10 Two DE-
PENDANTS. obtaine'! II tentative promise
from the presiding judge for freedom
70. three others and presented an aIipi
supported By twU Witnesses and nuM"r-
Gus written rec, rGs for sixth OF IN"
eleven men on trial.
AS result ot the dcf-nse's first at
tack Louis and Ben Levy NJ k"komo.
Ind. walked ont ~ the court lrGA!y
free ~ hay correction WIN The d'al
through which II Is alleged chicago
White S"r players arr"'h I" throw IN"
ial9 worlds series f"r $lon.o0". BUCK
Weaver and Happy rclSch. once idols
of tho American league. and Carl H0rk
II st. Louis were promised acqu!tta! by
Judge Friend unless further "vid"nc" -
presented against them. and David
X"lZcr OF Dos MninCS. Iowa. presented
an alibi through HIS own testimony
which was corrohoratcd by witnesses
and documents introduced as evidence.
Plight for AcqudttM.
Tomorrow tho defense vii! begin IT'S
task Of trying to free Joe Jackson
Edd.e Ticot,r. Claude Williams. Chick
Gund!l and Swchp Rishcrs.
The state rested its case today after
R:liy MaharE II Philadelphia gave tes-
timcny cOrrohornt!ng that previously
given by Bill Burns. the admitted ac-
complete.
The defense then presented motions
for dismissal ~ the charges against the
Lewis. Fork. Fclsch. Zelz"r. Weaver and
Joe Jackson. The state promptly
dropped tho cases against the Lewis
but refused to take similar action .nr
tho Others. holding that they might be
further !ncr!minatcd through the de-
fens" testimony.
Tho only evidence against Louis Levi
WAS that he bot on Cincinnati. and Ben
Lev! was never mentioned In the con-
spiracy.
Players Congratulated.
Buck Weaver and Happy Felsch were
tonight receiving scores Of congratulate
DRY kilograms and telephone messages
from friends.
Weaver said ne wanted TO get hack
into major league baseball. but Fclsch
wasn't so sure about wishing TO play
again.
III Judge Friend takes that attitude
there can't be any doubt in anyonrs
mind about my innocence said Weaver.
I'm sure that no one will try TO keep
me out Of baseball after that. don't
want 10 play with the White Sox any
more. for don't want 10 work for Mr..
Comiskey. Id like to be traded. prefer
nbly to New York or Clevcland-and
play the outf,cld. my original position"
II you play thr outneld. then III
play the infeld." broke In Felsch.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati. :; Boston. O.
Cincinnati. 4: Roston. 3.
New York 4; pittsburgh. I,
Rrooklyn. 70. Chicago :.
ST. Louis. 5. Philadelphia, l
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Two hns. h,tS. NrhHo. Grus. Three
base hi's R~uSt. E"alN. Sacrifices:
C;,rvv,!-. Crane ruuh'" playa. R,hn" -
,rarr % IalIh"-' IT,, ~ base. Rns:"r.
:, Cincinnati :. H1H" 80 ha"s. nT FL
lrnSim. !. ~ Watson |. or Ocsrhg"-. !.
H!'S. or tH'l!"E,T. , +" 'nH'"Ts. on
Watson : IN innings. or Des'h cHr.
non, n inning S'~ucE out ny Iuqi".
{. y, ri''i0ri-r. |. y, Watson >. Lop-
INK D.t,h"r. rNI'0C,rl. I''r?.r"s: Hart
AMI NJ 'rr!0k TO-" !-J2
Second game
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The Standing.
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
at s.. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Tho Standing.
Today's Games.

Todays Games.
s.. Louis AZ New York.
chicago a: Washington.
Cleveland ~ Boston.
GctrO!, 1T philadelphia
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INtIIF ii " IN
GD--Ran .nr O'Nr:ll In 1th.
tc)--Haitrd for SOthUron IN 9Th.
(B--IIattcd for Morton In 9th.
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= t'-.rUricr., DIT t't 4 /. Tcrrl1.
:. $.
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AKRON RACES

ron. ohio, July 27.-Summary OF
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Good weather yc>;,rLay resulted In a
good crowd attending. The air was
cooled by the bCeczcs. while the sun
shine vas not as hot AZ Inc day 2"tore
The brisk breeze Kept the courts blown
clean OF dust. and the day was an Ideal
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Il--IIa'trd Tor r,i'tur!m In 'a,rd
.Elt'cl for Wat"n1 N '.EG'h
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-22
ORDERED TO WORK
Kansas Miners Called Out by
HOwat Must Quit Strike.
International Union Board
Holds WalkOut Illegal.

Indianapolis, Aug. 22.-Miners on
strike at the Dean Mining company
and the Reliance Coal company in the
Kansas coal fields have been ordered
to return to work. it was announced
today at International headquarters of
the U. NJ. w. A.
This action was taken by the inter-
national executive board following a
hearing last week at which Alexander
Howat, president of the Kansas dis
trict of the Mine Workers union, was
summoned to appear.
The executive board held that the
strikes called at these two mines were
in violation of the agreement between
the miners organization and the oper-
atorS inasmuch as no effort had been
made to settle the dispute before call
ing the strikes
The board authorized continuance of
the strike in the Mingo county, West
Virginia field and also ordered sup
port for miners declared to have been
locked out in western Washington.