davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-05-08

Here Is a two-room house with over
ansin caves. ~cieverly built and sit.
uated on "A corner lot with east front
toward town; also a one-room base.
ment. Located IN southwest Casper.
rlhe location Tor refinery or town
per month buys II. "
The Western Realty Co.
F. NJ. zIMMERs. Pres. & Gen. Mgr,
Balcony OF smith-Turner Drug stors
Phone 1918
, 1921-05-08

a home for >. couple. Two mica
rooms and not a shack lined win
compoooard. IL is well built, Ian
siding and plastered inside. The
house Is newly painted. 1t Is not
ready to be Installed. and saw sf.IOO
VIII buy his II Is located in a good
section OF North Caspef.
, 1921-05-08

Here Is a medium sized, and a
medium priced home. There are four
rooms, a. pantry and n closet. The
mouse rs new. and well built; has water
anu lshE' gas is In the street. This
property II close In and a rood vst,,r
Price 50, LOO. ~
, 1921-05-08
HARRY FREE
Rentals
Real Estate

OWN YOUR OWN HOME

UWN 1UtN wv HUME
A beautiful home in u beautiful residence district. Beautiful "
and tree, cement Sidewalks. cement walks to garage There are sz
rooms Large nyingroom and dinngroom. three slecpingooms. attrac-
tive kitchen. three finished room in basement Hot water heating plant
Price 10000. with $1,000 cash.
Close in to Second street, a modern fourroom home with .threeroom
apartment in basement The four rooms are rented or $50. Double
garage Price. 5000 with 81. 500 cash
800 FASH as first payment buys a our room. home o n South Mckinley
street Price $4,000; balance. $40 a month.
OF NorthC Center street: fourroom house. To- rented a double apart
ment. Good rental Corner lot $1,000: Easy terms
Two tworoom apartments coscin, furnished; income. 800 a month;
price. $4,000; $500 cash. rnshE -f
on corner lot OF Cedar street oneroom house. 14xe2. Furniture. I
Price. $1,000
LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS
Good corner lot choice residential district Price. 81 800.
Lot eOxi40, IN cY avenue. C1osein. 1890.
Corner iot an inside lot. near STATED Hospital. S21o0.
Lt o. Jefferson street. $500. Lt-
BUSINESS CHANCES
Apartment building. thirteen apartments; will pay 20 pc cent on your
investment
Store building. lSxss. on Yellowstone. A bargain II s1z5o.
Grocery store, 1sxs5. Store rents for $40 a month. Price 5000.
$500 cash.
Garage, 26x5o. good location. Price, $3.50; good terms
Insurance HARRY FREE Investments
257 S. center-The Lot Man-Phone o68W
, 1921-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are in touch with several parties
who have cars to trade for good prop.
.ertyi also several have lots to trade
LOT goo cars Call US II interested.
, 1921-05-08

street. a little ways of second sfre-,
with ono immense room and a fuiI
basement Water and lights are in Ire
house The hot is s0xIfe feet: fronts
to~ard town and very valuable Iut-
yes, and partly furnished. Rents for
sse- $500 down buys il
, 1921-05-08

is HERE
NOT THERE
UALN Nc. "a

corner bot with an east front, in a
tnickiy settled part OF southwest Cas-
per. about one block from Rauroad
avenue. n close in. Water. sewer
and gas are right at the door. An
excellent Investment for home site or
pront At \ price Of sfI0o, and easy
terms can be made on IL.
, 1921-05-08
CASPER REALTY co.

Investment income property. two blocks from center OF city; hshgrads
big corner; ltofoot frontage ibS on side street; three good old heu.s
bringing a N income u about $40 n month; this property Is in an estn4es
anxious 10 sell and the price at SIS SOC. Is extremely low; there Is a smaller
lot a n other ed u the sam block held L $4,000.
On East A street. Just n block from sprague hotel. we ~ Offering
nj o the best apartment house or hotli locations in the city for the
money; the lot Is eox140. n pavement. tho W houses brng about SS
rent at the present time; the price is only $4,000; 1t is n bargain
We have. on track. nine 25foot lots. facing We streets. n u them
with railroad ;rackage: ciosein; fine lumber yard location o warehouse
" storehouse location; these ltsa are $4,000 each and re a
We have some frstcass. new. uptodate small houses in North
Casper which we will sell or, small payment down and mall monthly "a
ments: the right party can handle these for 800 cash; will consider a
in trade
Good lot OF South Lincoln street; price, $500.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Henning, Ground FEoor-Phone 3Sf
, 1921-05-08

FOR sALE-Frfniture for apartment
house and apartment house to
lease. Phone 61sJ nights or phone
lae1W days. e-e-tf
, 1921-05-08
A. ?. NESBTTT REALTY CO., INC.
3O5-5O7 O-S Bldg. Phone 766M

There ha been . lot OF money made In the purchase and sale OF Cas-
Der real estate II yu have not been tahng dyantag OF h opportuni-
ties % re asleep. wake up!
Don't let this N pas through your fingers.
, 1921-05-08
AGENTS WANTED

WANrEDLGct busy; keep busy; Is
your job safer Is Il permanent
You want a lifelong business You
can get into such a business selling
more than 1877 Watkins products direct
70 farmers II you own auto or team
or can get one. II you are un6,r 50
and can give bond with personal Sc
cur5ues. We back you with big sell
ing helps: 81 years In business: 10000
900 users OF our products Write for
information where you can get terri
tory. ]. p. Watkins Co. dept, lie.
winona- Mimi e-I-lt-
WERE YOU EVER OFFERED A
grocery store7 You can handle
sugar, flour. canned goods. dried fruit
coffee and entire line OF groceries.
"a well as paints. roofing. aluminium
ware and automobile oils. with no rent
10 pay; no money invested; take large
orders from samples; goods are qua
anteec and proven quality: selling ex-
perience not necessary, steady profit
able work for WORKERS." Address
Hftchcock-Hm Co.. dept 173. Chicago.
nj. ReferencezAny bank or express
CO. o-1-lt-
, 1921-05-08

FOR THE BEST IN building at the
most reasonable prices. see Franklin
o. Hoffman, contractor and builder
Phone 1099J. 4-zI-sot'
, 1921-05-08

CALL BROOKS-PH0NE 1867.
On the job again; job work, house
and office cleaning, window washing
and rug beating. SIT
, 1921-05-08

FOR SALE+One tw 3-burner electric
plate, in excellent condition 126
South jackson street. Phone 1917.
5-7-2ts
, 1921-05-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Three-burner oil stove
and single oven, $12; drop leaf
breakfast table. IS; cabinet sewing
machine, $40; two washing machines,
one with water motor. $3.50 and 81.
1888 South Lincoln '5-7-st'
, 1921-05-08

FOR sALE-sx-hoie Monarch pol
ished steel top coal range Phone
1900. b-6-5t
, 1921-05-08

FOR SALE-Stx-hoie polished steel
top Majestic coal range $50 West
Twelfth street 5-o-3t
, 1921-05-08

Lawns built, graded and seeded; I
guarantee my work. Phone 1891.
5-l-6t-
, 1921-05-08
SERVICES OFFERED

CONTRACTOR AND REPAJRER.
Estimates given. on cement n
brick work: .c~obbiestone fireplaces and
porches a speciality. William Edwards.
box s74, Casper o-t-lt-
, 1921-05-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-By owner, good corner
lot on Railroad avenue, in new
addition; reasonable, terms.
Phone 6S7J. 5-3-tf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
PRONTUARIO.

porc0n del prmerO las necesidaies del gundo
deduce dcha cuantia est basda principle de la
opoonaiad pues obligation haa estabecda
amena pueda aender las necesidades de vida egun SUI
posn social claro evdente ha de ener la GUAM
tia ea6n ella adeas puede dear de enese en- cuenta
auda del ha de resaros monsa al ali
arga superior meios de fortuna De odas
canta fla sino la Corte e la dscre
impone la uana segdn las ccunsancia
del ela que recibirlos los
dos del que ha de darl0s.
empo modo de exigir esa obligation aplica la
sguente obligation aimenos exgibe des
para subs tuvere drecho
percibrlos esde la fecha inter-
onga demanda Ell pg de verifcr adelana
cuando faezca ell menta herederos seran obga
devOlver 10 hubse recibido antcpadamente
almentos pueden achos de dos modos: pagando
obgado alenticia recibiendo mantenendO
propia obgado darlos Al ene recbr
election del prero De deduce e almentista
quiere suarse vr del alimentante peder dee
cho los ameno Sin embargo debe aceptarse este principle
absolute exsen mpiden al almensta vvr
del almentante eempo mujer ha obenido
ivoco aqun ha asignado pension almnticia el
ardo poda optar por vvendo de este La
rga guente Exse Ell derecho de opc6n de parte del
simenante pension al alimentista
uando haya esobo aguno moral legal para ello
Esta obligation termina Auerte del obgadO
qe pestase cumpieno de sencia rme dicha
obligation trasmta ereeros asmite
pogo derecho los amentos Cao refemos los
aimenos impuos ley independence de todo pacto
contra la vountad del amennt pues de los amentos
vountaro ndudabe que obligation de
nnrar almentos odas dmas p ogen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
Los EMPLEADOs
De SANDAL

Ell Gobernador INFERNO aprebo aver
tarde los siguientes nombramientos
de empleados de Sandal:
Felix Velez Lamela, Antonio Cor
dero, Modesto Cordero, Francisco
lCalderon, Jose Chiesa Valdes, Jose
lFonfrias, Rafael Fernandez, Ameri-
co Mendez, Manuel Malaret, Ramon
Salgado, Francisco E. Arana, An
tonic Rosa Roble,. Carlos ,Pesquera,
Jose Lebron Soto, Ernesto Acevedo,
Jose Leavitt, Jose L. Quinones, Jo-
Sc Garcia Pinero, David Barclay, Sa-
turnino Arana, Antonio D. Antoma-
ttei, Pablo Vazquez, Augusta Ma
zario, Juan Rios Medina, Ernesto Sci
jo Casalduc, Miguel Hernandez Jr..
Lucas Labiosa, Rafael Perez Meri,
Jer6nimo Berries, William H. Gar
cas, Luis Pales Matos, Arturo Llo-
rens, Juan Colon Serrano, Jenaro
Santiago Vazquez, Jose Lope Faris,
Augusta Ferrer, Luis Martorell, Ho-
norio Colon, Heriberto A. Fontanes
Jose Yordan Jordan, Agustin Ara.
ma, Antonio Zeppenfeldt, Luis Ponce
Jose F. Leon, Jose A. Silva, Juan
Igart1a, Francisco Medina, Jose Su-
TO Cortes, Vicente Gonzalez, Octavio
Henriquez, Eladio Pabon, Miguel
Marrero, Victor Manuel Morales, Jo-
Sc N. de Cells, Leopoldo Vazquez Pra-
da, Pedro Echandia, Jose Nunez
Luis NJ. Caballero, Angel R. March,
cci, Bernardo Suau, F. c. Tembleg
Julio Sanchez Ortiz, Federico L. Ra-
mirez, Sixto Pesante, Antonio Vaz-
quez Jr., VICENTE Urrutia, Rafael E.
Herrans, Vicente Pereira, IsRael Pc
rez, Leopoldo Santini, Felix Limo Ri
vera, Satulnino Torres Ledesma, Jo-
Sc Ochoa, Miguel Cardona, Pablo
Vientos Jose Castro Elisa Jose R.
Benitez, Carlos Marin, Rafael Oil
vencia, Ceferino Hernandez, Tomas
Gual, Castulo Rodriguez, Salvador
Lugo, Rafael Antonmarchi, Francis
co Malta Quinones, Enrique Ismael
Quevedo, Juan F. Colazo, Alejo Coll,
L. Lopez Cepero, Augusta Garcia,
Cirano H. Martinez, Eduardo Gar
cia, Eulalio Rosado, Tomas Ortiz,
Francisco Cordova Davila, Juan Pu-
jol, Julio F. Lopez, Jose 1. Rodri-
guez, Pedro Arroyo Vivas, Jose B.
Abolafa Felix Irizarry, Rafael Tur,
Ramon F. Vazquez, Baudilio Casano-
va, Lupercio Ayende, Manuel Abreu
Diaz, Rafael Mangual, Antonio Rey
Jr., Agustin Pietri, Antonio Rodri-
guez Torres, Miguel Angel Torres,
Ernesto Font, Gustavo Villarini,
Cristian Casellas, Alejo Silva, Juan
B. Cruz, Seburnio Navarro, CUTLER
mo Perez, Rafael Ortiz, Santiago
Rodriguez y Pedro Rosy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

altlaI; guiente C6nyuges escendienes del
grado mas prxmo hermanOs los almentistas
ueen ell cnyuge ho sujeto patria potesta
aque e peferido este uese padre madre del ho
solicante 10 stribur por gua ambos
exception anotaa fin del paafo anterior ust
sguirse orden mencionao Por coigue
hos constudos bo la para poestad tenen preferential
todos decho los amentos ncuo la madre
sngu habra de concederse preferential, 10
hjo egftmOs que los naturales reconodos e
estan sujeto la patria pOestad
Caro que habiendo hj6s las cmciones expeadas ST
que dho de e 6nyuge ha de
rido pariene descendienes ascendene
tos, los hernanos; los parientes, detemnara la
preferencia por amados succession egma
del dea ar los amentos fortuna bastane atener
reclamantes tengan derecho usto
repar eo la puea exgrs del obigado CON
caudal ase cubrr oas las
necesidades de los amentas
hos adoptvos tan ambien suetos la patra
adopante incudos exception
jos bajo poestad postergados
h gftimos, los legftmos los ascendentes del adopa
or c6nyuge del adoptado puesto Ell derecho de
c6nyuge vso peerene al de ascendentes
gradac6n que emos enumerado eva consgo la
cesa que guare mismo para pedr cumpmieno
eber pudiendo igse acc6n de reclamation de amen
cuaquiera de los obgados comprenddos escala
ustque los amados que de
edios para saaeer los aentos evtando de al
almentsa gravamen dspndioso esr de promoye
e de aecoes eeaonadas ha gar al puede pagar 9chos
lmentos s
~ cual cuantfa amencaq La cuania de los ali
ntos sera propoconada los del que los d
nesdads del que los reb reducran aumentaran pro
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
RlR HERRAS De UNCLE SAM
iLo que vale una mujer

:Cuanto vale una mujer? He aquf
una valoraci0n que Sc ha presentadO
ante los tribunales de divorcio de Chi
cago, que, sin duda, es la concrecion
Official de una pregunta muchas veces
formulada por, los hombres en- la inti-
midad de su conciencia. A punto cier-
to nadie ha podido cOntestarla. Aguien
la ha valoradO en- $1,000. Alguien la
ha evaluadO en- un cornetfn. Porque,
al problema de las relatividades, que
81 es complicado en- las esfdras, parece
serlo mas a1n eh valorar la mujer,
tOdavfa no Sc lie ha encontrado una So
luci0n.
En- los testimonies ofrecidOs ante
los tribunales de divorcio de Chicago.
parece que hay una amplia diferencia
de criterios acerca del valor de una
mujer como esposa. Harold c. Phelps
por una parte, ofreci0, en- venta a su
espOsa en- $1,000 Joseph LekaZek, pOr
otra parte, hizo una original transac-
ci0n, negociando su seiiora esposa poI
un cornetfn, 81 bien mas tarde, ARE
pentido de 10 que consider0 una gan
ga para el cpmprador, quiso deshacer
10 pactadO. Ambos casos, sin embargo,
por disfmiles contradictOrios que pa
rezcan entire 81. han servido para po-
ner de manifesto la diferencia de OPT
ni0n eXistente con respecto al valor de
la mujer
No Sc trata, como Sc We, de valoreS
Ipsicol0gicos morales. sino de valo-
res materialeS v ecoh6micos. La deci-
sion acerca de los valores morales Sc
ria, ciertamente, mas facil de obtener.
Los valores morales como abstractos
que son. carecen en- realidad de tipo y
hasta dejan de serlo segGn las fluctua-
clones, los cambios, las oscilaciones de
la 6poca, las creencias y las ATTITUDES.
Sc trata de valores ecOn6micoS V en- es-
tie campo. naturalmente, es bien diffcil
establecer una ista de precios para las
esposas, y a1n para los maridos, que
sirva de base a las cotizacioneS de cual
quier l0nja matrimonial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23

Los hombres deben ser, en- realidad
los propios. valoradores de ST mismos.
% debfan serlo por 10 menOs, adn asf,
cuantas exageraciones no darfa lu-
gar la vanidad uealos .hace Greer que
son los mas ,irresistibles, los mas in-
teligentes. los mas reflexivos Y los mas
valerosos! Pere, 81 el hOmbre puede de-
jar de conOcerse. Y alin, puede vivir sin
conocerse como viven tantos, es cosa
diffcil que deje de conocer su mu-
jer; es inconcebible que dele de esti-
mar justamente ell valor de su mujer.
Claro esta que podffan trazarse prin
eipios generates, como base para Ell
cdlculo de valores femeninOs, 81 bien
descontando las diticultades, especial
mente dado el estadO INSECURE del
mercado financiero. Y como principles
generates, hacienda la salvedad, po-
drfamos establecer que una esposa con
, conceptO de 81 misma, como mujer Y
=
que pued cOcinar bien Y sabe diriSir
un hogar. vale algo mas de 10 que han
gastadO en- la guerra todos los pafses
aliadOs. Porque, nadie sabe 10 que va
le, por ser infinite, una esposa que une
la sabidurfa de la cecina sus, mu-
chas otras sabidurfas. Pero la mujer
que solo piensa EN- la moda, en- la pin
tura v en- ell flirt, la que abandona los
hijos en- manos de los criados Y no vi
We mas que para gozar su vida. vale
menos, bastante menos que un corne-
tin.
YNno digamos NADIA de La mujer cello
sa v regtnona, que solo sabe pleitear,
porque, aquf, la oscilaci6n de los va
lores es tan grande, que dificilmente
puede decirse con exactitud que nj va
lie un pito de auxilio o un cornctfn.
q CAMBELAN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
PAGODE DIVIDENDO

Consejo de de Banco ha acodado reparr
del sob e capital dembosado
que fguran nscrtos los reo del Banco
distribudo de Abr dmo
de ocho cento las utdades del ano social
de 1890. 2l9 f4'
pago dividendo queda Alberto dsde Ell d % del
ren las horas hab de Caa eco los sehore aco
proveeran secrea de la correspondence papee
San Juan p R.. z de Novembre 1921
> -.F @-e 81 :
Ell Director Gerente,A Ell seeretario,
M MARTINEZ. p R0CAFORT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
LA MUJER IDEAL"

Es una cosa notable en- la production
LA MUJER IDEAL" los miles de du.
ros que ha invertido Clara Kimball
Young en- las ultimas creaciones de la
moda, que son un triunfo para las gran
des modistas de Nueva York y Paris.
No dele de yer esta production en- Ell
Cine Rialto Ell dia 80 de noviembre, o
en- su cine favorito cuando la exhiba.
AdYt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
LA MEJoR PELICULA.

Dios le dio la muier .dos armas po'
derosisimas, que SON: el poder para ga
narse Ell coraz6n de un. hombre y el 81
lencio para poder conservar este cora
zon. Asi esta, demostrado en- Ia apr6xi'
ma production de: Clara KimbaN
Young, LA MUJER IDEAL, que Sd
estrenara en- el Rialto el !dis 80 de no
viembre. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-23
Ell CARACAS. LLEGA MANANA

Mariana medic dfa Sc espera que
llegue a este puerto, procedente de
New York, con carsa y pasajeros, el
vapor Caracas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At High Point B. Durham 1. At Winston Salem 6: Greensboro 2. At Raleigh 6; Danville l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
Spencer Abbott to Pilot
 Chicks From Coaching Line

Memphis, April 29-Spencer Abbott, manager of the Chicks. today signed a players contract and will henceforth direct the play of the Trbesmen from the coaching lines. Abbott made his debut on the lines today and piloted the Chicks to , to l victory over the Barons.
 Jimmie Browne and Fred Plane, right-handed pitchers, have been re- leased by the Chicks Plant went to Clarksdale Of the Mississippi State league, and Brown returned to his home in St. Louis to try and nurse a sore arm back to health.
 Including Abbott. there are now 16 players on the Chicks roster. Six of them are pitchers. Tuero, Marks. Boyd, Fowlkes Chambers and Zahniser com posing the lot Abbott has announced that he expects to stand pat on his pitching staff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
JOHNNY. .KILBANE TO
 CLASH WITH JACKS. ENGLISH FEATHER
By FAIRPLAY

(Copyright, 1921, by The Age-HeraId.) )
 New York. April 29.-The hermit of Cleveland apparently has been smoked Kilbane, the featherweight champion, has agreed to meet Freddie Jacks. the English feather, in Cleveland on May 25. The bout will go 10 rounds to decision, and the wise guys around New York who have seen Jacks don't think Johnny is risking his title to any great extent Still the expedition with which Johnny stows Freddie away will give a lineup on Kilbane's present form.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
Harding Will Cross Clubs
 With Chick Evans Today

Chicago, H.. April 29. Charles Evans, Sr., and wife, parents of the well-known amateur golf champion, left today for the east to join their son, who leaves May 4 with the team of American golfers, who invade Eng land in quest of the British laurels.
 They received word that Chick had requested President Harding to play golf with him today. and that the President had accepted. After the match with the President today. Evans and his parents plan to go to Bethle- hem, Pa, for a short visit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
 PITCHES NIGHT HAWKS TO A VICTORY

Huntsville. April % 9-(Special) )-The Wills school baseball team and the Night Hawks both of this city, played their second game of the season yester- day afternoon and the Hawks won by score of to 2. Wylle. pitcher for the Hawks held his opponents to three hits, struck out II of them and himself got five hits out of five times up. Tn the game last week the Wills team won
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
SPORTS - NEWTON BEATEN BY CHICKS - SPORTS

There much work be the try club before the members of that organization anything like championship The club will be quite sporty affair time but of would be much rolling club Tn its infancy Having looked over the other Birmingham decided Friday once There number of matches the links seemed to be having good taking his The where ordinary golfer play safely the The rolling
  rouph preatde
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
DIFFERENT OPINIONS

Guess the only thing you can dope out on the Dundee-Kansas fight is that both were alive and kicking at the end of the battle. Both sides to the controversy are claiming everything. George Smith, Dundee's business manager, says that the Scotch wop dropped Kansas in the fifth and captured nine out of the ten rounds. On the other hand, Dan Rogers, Kansas manager, asserts that Kansas did not ex- tend himself at all. Most of the Milwau- kee papers seem to agree with Rogers. But not all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
WHAT TO DO

The writer has received 40-odd letters from all parts of the country asking how Pto go about getting tickets for the Demp- sey-Carpentier fight The answer is easy: Write to Tex Rickard. care of Madison Square Garden, N. r., inclosing checks for tickets, Do it now. The low est price is $5 Then there are $10, $15 and S20 tickets. and so on up to 50 smackers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN TENNIS STAR
 BEATS ENGLISH VETERAN

London. April 29.-C. S. Cutting, American tennis star, today defeated c. F.. Tatham. English veteran. 6-1; 6-1; 6-2 in the third round for the amateur court tennis championship of Great Britain. The matches are being played at the Queens club here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
RUBBINGITM

SUMMARY h dwo-base Htts-High (3), Silva. stolen Bases-Williams. Yockey, Hen dricks (2) Hungling (2). Double Plays-Yockey to McLaTry: Hung sen.
 Left on Bases-Memphis 8, Birmingham 8. Bases on Balls-Of Newton l. Struck -out-By Fowlkes D. by Newton g. Hit by Ptoher-Yockey (by Newton) Time-1:45. Umpires-Pfenninger and Campbell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
Vols Hit Ingram and Fields Hard,
 Beating Trauelers

Little Rock, April 29.-Nashvile batters hit Ingram and Fields hard In the first four innings and took advantage of Little Rocks errors, winning, 10 to 5. Brown, Little
 Rock outfelder, pitched the last five in-
 nngs, allowing only two hits and runs. Wade went wild In the third inning and was displaced by Payne. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
FAIRWAYS ARE NARROW

An expert golfer can come near placing his shots almost where he wants to, except in case of accident. when he hooks or slices into the rough or woods The mediocre player. however-and there are many in this town-cannot control his shots, and these, of course, have @ habit of straying to the woods, or vines, or briar patches, or ravines. The dub golfer, on the Hillcrest court, as It stands today, is carried back to the days of his kidhood, at an Easter egg hunt It is just about that difficult to locate the ball, once 1t has closeted itself within the high weeds, or sought refuge in the woods off the fairways.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30

Three-base Hits--W. Brown, Wade.
 Home Run--D. Brown.
 Sacrifice Hits--Knaupp, Burke 2.
 stolen Bases-Burke, Stellbauer, Pope. Innings Pitched-By Ingram 1-3 with 3 hits and runs. by Fields 2-3 with hits and runs, by Wade Is with hits and no runs.
 Double Play--Wano to Boil to Wano. Left on Bases-Little Rock 4, Nashville r. Earned Runs-off Ingram l, off Fields g. off Payne 5.
 Struck Out--By Payne l. by Fields l.
 Base on Balls-off Fields 4. off Wade 2, off Brown 3.
 Time of Game-1:55.
 Umpires-Tandy and O'Toole
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
Crackers Rally In Ninth Inning and
 Defeat Lookouts

Atlanta, April 2e.-Atlanta won the open ing game from Chattanooga today to 5 by rally after two out in the ninth. One man was base and Second Base man Shay dropped a throw that would make the final out. Manning, next up, trpled. cleaning the bags and tallied on Ered Snlith,s inGeld hit Scnre: