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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08

inc restaurant business in Madison
with MS brother for number of
years, and later had charge of
| chain OF restaurants in Boston. Mr.,
Lambert and Miss Van Order ar
rived IN the evening train Wednes-
Gay and were quietly married before
Justice OF the Peace. and immedi-
ateiy went to Smithfield Pond where
they VIII spend their honeymoon.
The theme of the sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
sunday morning will be "A timely
Message From the Distant Past"
me subject of the evening address
viii be "On the Mountains With the
Master"
Kew. Jas. S. Clark of Brookfield.
vermont is visiting friends in Madi-
son this week. Mr.. Clark was for.
merly pastor Of the Madison Con-
SreSational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Williams OF
benton were in Madison THURSDAY
on business.
considerable stir was caused by
mentally unbalanced woman on Ma
PIE street, Wednesday afternoon.
Inc woman was taken into custody
by the officers and was taken to the
State institution at Augusta. Wed.
nesday night.
Mrs. Marion Lock and daughter
Elizabeth who have been in Chicago
Tor the past year have returned 20
Madison and are passing the sum-
mer at Lakewood,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08
lambert-Van Order

a wedding of interest to a wide
circle of friends in this section was
that of John Lambert and ME-
flora Van Order Of Ithaca. y. Y. Mr.
Lambert was formerly engaged in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08
STATE OF MAINE
e.. s.

KENNEBEC, IS. SUPERIOR COURT
IN TERM
Augusta June 29th. 1921.
Laura D: Melchionne Liot, vs..
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel,
it is ordered by me, the undersigned,
Justice of said Court. that notice
thereof be given to the Libelee BY
same, or an abstract thereof, to-
gether with this order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the kennebec
Journal d newspaper printed in Au-
last publication to be thirty days at
least before the next term of said
Court. to be holden at Augusta. with
in and for said County of kennebec on
that he may then and there appear in
said Court and answer thereto if he
see fit.
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANIE,
Justice Superior Court.
COPY OF LIBEL
The Libelant alleges that She was
married to the said libelee at Roxbury
in the State@of Massachusetts on the
fifth day of January 1917; the said Ii
belant and i:belee cohabited in this
State after their said marriage; that
the libclant resided in this State when
the cause OF divorce accrued as herein
after set forth, and had resided here
date hereof; that tho libelant has ever
been faithful to her marriage obliga-
tons. but that the said libelee has
been unmindful of the same; that on
the day of Nav 1919 ne utter
~ deserted the libelant without rca-
sonable cause and has continued said
desertion prior to the filing of this H.
bel; that on the day of
10 and on divers other
days and times since their intermar-
riage the said libelce committed the
crime of adultery with one
whose name is to your
Ioelant unknown; that since their in
termarriage the said libelee has been
addicted to gross and confirmed habits
of intoxication; that being of sufficient
aDlnty he mas grossly Wantonly and
cruelty neglected and refused to pro-
vide suitable maintenance for your H.
belant; that he has been guilty nf
cruel and abusive treatment and ex-
to wit:
That one child has been born to
living, viz: Donna Elsie Melchionne.
age three years.
Wherefore, she prays that a divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony between
creed. and that the care and custody
y their minor child. Donna Elsie
Melchionne, may be given to her. also
that reasonable alimony be decreed to
lCF oul OF ms estate; or in lieu thereof
that a specific sum be paid to her by
Him. -
And the liLelant further alleges that
she mas used reasonable diligence to
ascertain tho present residence Of said
llbelec Tut is unable to do So and
Goes net knew where il is.
MRS. LAURA MELCHIONNE.
Libelant.
kennebec, SIS. June 23rd, A, p
l92l.-The said Libelant made oath
that the above allegation as to the
residence OF the Libelee is true.
Before me
GLADYS G. oUIMBY.
Duly authorized to administer
oaths, etc.
! true copy Of the order of notice
and libel ot4ce
!, Attest: c. w. JONES, Clerk.
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privilege of the piano in the girls
rest room, where they made merry
with music, both vocal and instru-
mental. proving themselves a jolly
crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08
D. w. ADAMS co.
Muslin Silk Underwear and
Hosiery at the Lowest Prices
In Many Years

Chidren's soc Crepe Boomers, pink or
white, lace trimmed,
Dollar Days, for S1.00
A NITNBER OF OTHER SPECIAL LOTS
OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR REDUCED
FOR DOLLAR DAYS
$500 Envelope Chemise, Reduced to S1.5O
SIPS Envelope Chenlise Reduced to sec
$1.39 Night Gowns, Reduced to csc
Small lot $3.50 Envelope Chemise,
On Sale at S1.S9
SPECIAL LOT ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$3.50 and S1.79 quality On Sale at S1.29
$3.50 and s29S quality, On Sale at S19S
S4.98 quality, On Sale at S2.9e
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Brown Smith

Another quiet wedding was SOL
emnized Tuesday evening by Rev @
n. Mckinney pastor of the Congre-
gational church, the contracting par
ties being Flora NJ. Smith and Ar
thur Brown, both of Arson at the
nome of Mr.. Browns brother in-Iaw
on the Arson side. Mr.. Brown re-
Gently purchased home in the WILL
age and will soon move from the
home of his father in Arson val,a,
Clifford Moore Of Woodsfords
passed the weekend with his mar
ents' Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moore. at
their home in this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08

certificate will be No. 1, when is
sued, following the taking effect o
the law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-08

true copy of the order Of notica
and libel.
Attest: G. w HOMES ,-Iar,
jlyl first n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
JUNIOR TENNIS PLAYERS
STAGE FIRST TOURNAMENT

:, Junior Boys of the Country Club of
,uElhia yesterday played their first
tournament TO determine the cham
pipnship or tho club in this class and
"mnS me VlctorS in Il majority Of the
tla,ches won easily there were sew
cral close affairs '''
niay was started early ycstcrday
morning and the youngsters never
stopped until They had competed thc
S s't The result OF the days
D!ay hnhs Warren and Walden ihn
victorious players. They Viii ,i, y
In. hnal match this morning. war,
T zen is brother of Miss f.liznbcth
warren. who with Miss p.nciop" An.
derson holds the doubles chaml;ion-
snip among the women at the COM.
try Club. 'u'
Walden beat Davenport. 60. GO.
-. S"artwout beat O'Dcu. by default .
~. robson beat w. Tallcy. Go 60: <
SSwhrtwout beat Purcell. o.. 90.
warren beat Il. l.cary. 6-l. 6-I; Wal,
lace beat i. Williams. 81, "a: va
dcn beat -. Swartwout. 90 e. {
Swartwout beat X. Hohson. sc. O.
Go '"'' 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
COLTS DEFEAT SUFFOLK
BY RALLY IN 10th FRAME
SNYDER Docs Not Allow Richmond
Hit Until Eighth
Inning.
FINAL SCORE Is > TO q
Local Team Lands on Ball in Last
Chapter and scores Five Runs.
Hook and Poole Furnish Field
ing Features. p
FINAL SCORE Is ) To u

Especial 20 The Times pisra;chl
SUFFOLK, Va. June 40 In one
of the hardest games az the season
to lose. Suffolk this afternoon drop
ped Il ten-!nning contest To the Rich
mond Colts, 10y tn. score OF = To o.
Snyder. pitching for suffolk. had
the Colts on his hip for seven in
ninES, but in the eighth frame Luke
Stuart, the Richmond second base
man. singled. Hook was SAFE an =
nclder's choice. ABBOTT and M."ktr
were easy outs. but Stuarts single
had spoiled Snyders chances OF en-
tcrinE the no-hit hall ut fame.
In the tenth inning stuart proved
70 be jinx. for he opened the frame
with triple. Hook. VIII" followed
Stuart hit "A two Dagger. and the
Richmond second haScmau crossed
the plate for the FIRST run az the
game Abbott singled and Hook
scored. MeclScr sacrificed and Abbott
scored on passed bali. Bakcr SIM
Sled, took second on the throw IN
and scored when Snyder let another
one yet through him. Keller tripied
and scored on a wild pitch.
Suffclk'S greatest ChanC- 10 score
came in the seventh inning Pool.
walked, wont To second OH MathaES
single ana to third on kcarrs out
Rice flew out to the pitcher, and
cunningham walked. but Burns fam
pci
I Meekcr. pitching for Richmond
Snliowed only four hits.
} The fielding features of the game
Ewcre the catches Of Hoch for Rich
imond and Poole for Suffolk. both
tconter iclders.
T. The score:
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ny IjObrrt I.dErcn.
Especial to 'rhc Timcs.Dispatc

~ h'
ATLANTIC CITY. June Gothic
referee question seems to he WORRYING,
every one but the fighters. Carpcn-
tier is more or less Indifferent. rs he
ieeiS sure ne won't get the worst vi
IL no matter who referees. Dempsey
is annoyed over the ignoring OF his
traditional right as champion to have
something 10 say about the selection
OF The man who Will referee bout
IN which his title is at stake. But
he isn't worried.
In the Dempsey earns cp!nbina
Ton, Dempsey does the lighting and
h"arnS attends to everything else
ihci"dlnE the worrying. That's we'll
understood. kcarnS seldom talks over
business details with Dempsey, and
DEMPSEY always refers pcopl. took
ine Tor Information to kearnS unless
they are asking something about mis-
,SHriiie" pattics or his punch. ON
Ncarns whole objection to appoint
lnent of referee unknown to him rs
mat he isn't willing to risk his cham
cree he doesn't absolutely know 10 be
capable and reliable. II isn't enough
Tor Ncarns that other people believe
in the referee and tell Kcarns h2 is
al right or That he may be licensed
ana experienced.
I've got to know" said Kearns to-
uay. that the referee will know his
business; that If Dempsey gives Car
p"nticr fair punch in the body the
referee wont be swayed by any con
claim of foul. They've claimed fcuI
for Carpenter in about thirty lights,
I've heard
asked Dempsey about that. lie
laughed.
at won't make any difference. %
as he can count up TO ten. Bat. OF
course. ] don't want to have TO keep
All my hitting UP around the head.
It's hard to get a fast man II YOU
way. bring EN- down with body
punches and some times finish 'cn
THAT way, too. If | think there may
be some sor; of trick put over on
might not make any difference. They
never try the trek you're look ing for.
anyhow.
Jack Never Uses Tricks.
II never use any tricks and l don,
think Georges would. either, because
he's good sport. The tricks ALWAYS
come from outside the ring. never
bother my head about them. do
me hIh,ins and it's up TO Kcarns u
look out for these other things.
'But. / string with Kearns. II,
started with mo when | was working
by the day and hardly getting enough
TO keep my family from starving. and
ne got me the matches that made me
champion.
If lack said to me, get in the ring
and fight. Carpenter tomorrow why
I'd get in and fight.
II no said, pack up and take the
train for Salt Lake today and Loo.
around for a job. we're going to ston
fiEhting.' why that's just what I'd
do
Naturally, Kearns has to he more
careful of each detail OF the fight
than Descamp. He has the champion.
Win the world TO lose. Jack Dcmp-
soy is in an unfortunate position,
Thousands Of people in this country
who don't know him and don't know
the facts in the case. still harp on
the Stacker" charge. II ought to he
enough for them that Dempsey was
tried and mcdiatcly acquitted, thai
the Stacker charges" originated ~
an attempt to blackmaii him
They don't know that Dempsey is
| a clean. decent fellow, who has sup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
"Bambino" Swats 24th
Home Run in Boston

Babe Ruth's twcnty-fourth homer
of the season. in the tenth inning
defeated the Red SoX at Boston
yesterday. Babe scored two ~.
and drove III third. Yanks. =:
Red Son 6.
Ruth doubled with Hawks on
second in the frs; inning. scoring
Hawks. BABE scored on an error
by iicndryx. In the. third the
Enmhino struck out. With none
on and one out he singled in the
fifth, hut was doubled on bakers
drive. Mciunis put babe out. UNI
assisted. IN The seventh.
WI the score s TO 6. Babe was
first M in the tenth. lie swung
At the first ball pitched and over
the centcr-icld fence il went for
his twcnty-fourth homer OF the
year. making l27 as the total OF
his major league career To date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
REFEREE DOES NOT WORRY
THOSE WHO WILL BATTLE
FOR TITLE IN JERSEY JJLY2
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpenter Are Willing to
Leave This Detail to Their Respective Man
asers-Champon Obeys Kearns

ported his mother and family since
ne was boy. always work ing and
SchulnE nome all he could spare ANY
one who ever knew Dempsey well
would have lot of respect for him
'ut The feeling against him in many
quarters is strong. Dempsey realizes
inns, ana III is the one thing that wor-
RES MIN. We were talking this over
today in his camp and /; San Fran
cisco writer said:
Jack. it's Il funny thing that there
arc people in this country who'd love
To see YOU beaten. and who wouldn't
care If Carpenter took the title back
TO France"
Dempsey was waiting the call TO
go out and box in the arena. He had
not shaved for a couple of DAYS. for
ne likes to be little rough around
the training quarters. His face set
Eriinly. and his mouth made a DOWN
curving line. Il cash across that black
inuHZlc, hc said nothing.
you've been criticized. pretty hard.
you know. Jack" went on the Frisco
writer.
IN show. them" burst forth Demp-
scy. all OF a sudden. nm show
them. This will be the short and
swcct-Short and sweet"
1t was as ii Dempsey had dropped the
smiling mask and uncovered raco
OF pain--pain and fierce resentment.
lie likes Observation-Disclosures him as
n fine athlete, a good sportsman and
to be in Carpenters shoes with
Dempsey stepping into the ring, raw
and raging from unfair criticism. lie
lights hard enough when il is merely
matter of business. How fast will
he go and how hard will he hit when
stunE by public hate or envy, which
ever 1t may be?
Dempsey liked Miskc. too He
emit help liking Billy Miskc-aiways
did like him and found 1t hard to
fight him even though both regarded
one side or the othcs as a matter of
course. But last time they fought
Dempsey held back until Miskc hit
him hard and then crashed u blow
into Miskcs ribs that fairly settled
Miskc's chance on the spot.
| didn't see that fight, but people
who saw 1t tell me that even as
Dempsey drew back his hand, after
that tremendous blow. blood blistrrs
where the glove had landed.
Dempscy's work during the last
two days has been largely posing for
the moving pictures. of the camp. He
has tried To box for the picture in
his training and as that isn't ut q II
his natural style he hasn't shown
much. One thing | have noticed about
much of Dcmpscy's work during the
last week, is that ne has largely cut
alta ok, and is starting Straightcr and
boxing more like other men. II he
intends to follow this in his fight
with Carpenter he'll make "a serious
IN stake.
Copyright. 1921. by The Bell Syndi-
cate, Inc. in United states. Canada.
Great Britain and South America.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
PIRATES CAPTURE CLOSE
CONTEST FROM PH|LL|Es
cdcrnl Judge Lands TOsscs Out
First Ball at Pitts
blruh
GBy Associated Press.

PlITSBuit'lI, PA. June 2O.-Ircd
era judge Is. NJ. Lands. commissioner
o. baseball. tossed out the ball to-
uaS IN me game In which Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia, 3 to 9 Singles
Dy WriEhtStone aud BruEgy and Viii
mans double scored two runs for the
VISITORS in the seventh. while the ri
F'tcS won the game in the eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
RUTH'S 24TH HOME RUN
BRINGS VICTORY TO YANKS
ling of Swat Breaks Up New York.
Boston Game in Tenth
Inning.
icy Associated Press. !

BOSTON. June 2o.--Huth's twenty
fourth home run of the season proved
10 be the winning margin in New
ork 1-to-T victory over Boston to-
day. In the first. Ruths double
scored Hawks. who hai walked. and
Ruth later scored when HcndryX
inuncd McuseiS long ny. Hcndryx
injured his hand on this fly ana re-
tired. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
AMERICAN POLO PLAYERS
LOSE MATCH TO CUBANS
~ Assoclntet rrcssl

ASFiINHTpN, juno 2O.-T'hc poIo
.., - ',R'"S'ht'ng tho cuban Army
~ gu - second straight victory to-
uaE ID ne International military polo
70" rhhin"ni between tn. i-ui,cd
S'',sS ana the ISLAND republic by do,
.t"IhG ,'- American War Depart,
mont Rods. 10 2 20.
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Nv IVI n iNW UWI UIU -
Boston ............. 500 600 ESQ 0-6
summary: rwo-oaSc hits-Ruth.
nipp 90. M.uscl. Rucl. McInnis.
Three basc hits--Ward, Scott Home
run = Ruth stolen bascs-Ward.
McuSci. Sacrifices - Icckinpaugr
Schang. Rucl. Double play-pra;t to
Scott TO McInnis. Left on bases
New York, . BOSTON. :. Base on
halIs-on Mays. =. Myers. 3. Struck
out-hy Mays. >: Myers. /. UmDires-
Evans and Commodity ,rimr 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
GRAPPLERS ARE READY
FOR BOUT HERE TONIGHT

Ihariea NctrcHn"!oS. a Greek gran
pier, and ''P!nky" Gardner. n wr.st.
."r from Atlanta, Ga will meet 10.
Athletic Arena u" "S
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DOUBLE VICTORY PLACES
PORTSMOUTH TEAM ON TOP

PORTSMOUTH. VA. June 90
era bling both sides of a double nill
from Rocky Mount this afternoon By
Tn" score Of : 10 & in eleven innings.
and TO Q, Portsmouth today grab
bed first place in the FIRST half race
IN the Virginia League
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

-, RESI- Its yesterday.
Ins !,,d .: suffolk. o GO inninrS.
u;'ure' =; Newport News. !.
Portsmouth, -: Rocky Mount 60.
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Philadelphia.

courtney. Home run Perkins stolen
-" - unIe sacrifice hit-Juduc
l.ft On bases Washington. ,; Phil
t"nTtHey. .. struck out-by Court.
n"y. by HaSty I-rnnjr.s
lin. Chill and owens. Time 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Nin>ton-Snlrm at Durham
Greensboro at DnnNilie
Raleigh at High Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
BALTIMORE BLACK SOX
LOSE TO RICHMOND Mi

PuttinE u pa strong defensive gai
but failing to produce the neccss:
punch. the Baltimore Black
dropped game to the Richmt
Giants yesterday afternoon at Mn,
Island Park, b ythc score OF y To-
The contest was tho first of n
:ics of three games between
teams and many brilliant plays (
tur"d the contest. This afternoon
second game will he played.
Fishers home run featured the ,
tory OF the Richmond team vest
day.
Giants .......... 200 240 0ix-12
Score by innings: r.
BLACK SuN ......... .002 900 ono 4
batteries: Henderson ana Patti
son. Logan and Thomas.
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i'prtSut,riith.
Totals
Score Ky ippipuE.

ROCKY Mount ........ 600 600 600
portsmouth ..::........ 0l0 100 GOx-2
Summary Two-base hi,-Malo,.F
stolen bases Bangs (2l. Lcr, -,
bases-Rocky Mount. 6: Porismou,h
2; Struck out-by McGlough!in q
Bases on balls-off Loach /. Hi
6atsnan- McGloughlin (Chishoim).
Time-i.iU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at suffolk
Ncwport News mt Petersburg
Rock Mount at Fort smnuth
Norfolk MT Wilsnl
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Totals
Richmond.

Richmond - GOO 600 Onn S.
Summary: Two-hasc nj; Hook
Three base hits-Stuart, Keller Sac
-if!cH hi,s-Meeker. Black Wild
pitch = N+eker. Double plays
Baker 10 stuart TO Weafer: Baker
70 Weafer. H!t By pitched hall--by
snyder (kcllerl. Left on bascs-Suf-
folk, 5: Richmond. : Eases on balls
off Snyder =: of Meckcr 4 Struck
out-hy snyder, 4. ~ Meeter {
Passed hail-Evrns. Time o: game
--2;l6. Cmpires-Rilcy and iud-
gins
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Pittsburgh,
Totals ....... 81 3 s - !

,.hat'eu Ter lcIlowhorsc in eighth
ybii,de,ns ihh!HSS' X,
Pittsburgh O00 am ~ >
, summary: Two base hits-WI,,iams,
nruESy, Maranrillc. stolen base
WriShtstonc. Sacrifice hi,s.-J Mil.
Ter, Parkinson Double nl,v.
rNinson. Rawlings and Leo 90:
:T,,shmldt and Ticrney: Maranvilic
iicrncy and Grimm. Left on bases
-thi!ah"inhia, 3; Pittsburgh. : Bases
on "atiS-of Meadows. |. OF Yellow
morse. ,. liits-om Ycllowhursc, I In
innings; OF linn. none in ! inning
struck ou'-by Meadows. g. by Vel.
Iowhorsc I: by linn. !. Winning
~. hSr.1 "ll"whorsc. Losing pitch
-Mcano"s. tmpircs-Ilart ana
Mccormick. Timc-l 40
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American Association nesnrt..

Louisville. q; Columbus, 2.
milwaukee,. 8; st. Panl, 2.
Indianapolis, 2; Toledo, I.
Kansas G1E &C. Ainneapoitzr e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

Tigers nrnt Giants In Practice On
DETROIT. MICH. June 20.-H
JchhihES. iormcr manager Of the
troit club. and now assistant m
ag"r OF the New York Nationals.
Welcomed back by local fandom
afternoon at an exhibition game
Tigers won from the Giants. IN G
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south Atlantic Association Results
Grccnvillc. 4; Charlotte. !.
Charleston, .: Augusta, q.
SpartanburE. 3; Columbia, >.
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international League Results.
Jersey. city, o; Rochester, ..
Newark, 4. Syracuse. >.
baltimore, Il. Toronto. Q.
Reading. o: Buffalo. /.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
winston salem. I: Durham, &
!1nn,iilc. ILL: GrcenShoro, 3-a,
HIGH Point. IO-I; Raleigh, 1875.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

southern Association Results.
Memphis. .. Mobile. q.
i:ittlc Rock. o; Atlanta. 9
NashvIl!e, 5: New Orleans, 10.
birmingham. 6: Chattanooga. !.
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WASH. "a; ATHLETICS. 7-2
FIRST GA VIE.
Nn>hiuStOrI.
phil:lsicipiIia.

= ~ ~ 7 : 7
'Ratt"d for AcoS;a in seventh.
iattcN for Shaw In ninth
The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18
GOOD ROADS ARE ESSEN
TIAL TO DEVELOPMENT

No community can be really great
community unless it has good roads.
Progress demands good transpor-
tation facilities and transportation be-
gins at home right at our front door.
A town may have railroads running
IN all directions. but If the wagon
roads leading into that town are i'm
passible, the town cannot be good
shipping point.
The town may be filled with live
with large stocks of goods; the prices
business men, it may have fine stores
may be right; the accommodations
may be all that could be desired. But
II the roads leading to that town are
impossible it cannot be good trad
ing center.
A farmer living within four or i've
miles Of that town may have a large