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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19
SCRIPTURE


II Kings 6:1-6.
And the sons Of the prophets said unto
Elisha, Behold now, the place where we
dwell with thee is too straight for us.
Let US go, we pray thee, unto Jordan,
and take thence every man a beam, and
let make a place there, where We may
dwell And he answered, Go ye.
And one said, Be content l pray thee,
and go with thy servants, and he answered,
So he went with them. And when they
came to Jordan, they cut down wood.
But as one was Telling beam. the Ak
head fell into the water: aud he cried, and
And the man Of God said. Where fell TT
And he showed him the place. And he
cut down stick. and cast it in tnither;
and the iron did swim.
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.
To choose time, is to save time.-Francis
Bacon.
hen viii wrangle for religion; write for
it; fight for it; die for it; anything but
Better have failed in the high aim
Than yulga-ly in the low aim succeed
Browning
I never wonder to see men wicked. but
I often wonder to see them not ashamed.
Dean Swift.
Use the world as not abusing it: for the
fashion Of this world passeth away
Bible
We are but organs mute. till a master
touches the keys
Verify, vessels of earth into which God
poureth the wine.
Harps are we. silent harps that have hung
on the willow trees,
Dumb till our heartstFiREs swell and
break with i pulse divine. Anon.
We can help make people bright by ctr
keenness, but we can never accomplish any
thing toward making people good except
by our nderness.-Parkhurst
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19
BIBLE STUDY
Y. w. c. A.-Menninger Course
Published Every Saturday in The Topeka State Journal

Z. What did Pharaoh's dreams foretell
8. Why did Pharaoh choose Joseph and
make him Viceroy?
did for Joseph?
10 How old was Joseph at this time?
II. When did Joseph's dream as a boy,
II. What things composed Jacobs pres
ent to the man in Egypt?
DIVISION III.
Chapter Xiv. Judah's Plea. Verse 16.
Jacob in Egypt. Verse 8, 4. XLYII. Bless
ing. Verse 10.
l.. Trace the stages in which Josephs
way they treated him and the circum-
stances leading up thereto.
l. Gen. ~ is. s. 43:1-15
s, g :1S-aS, 535s
.. What is the conclusion in chapter As ?
in Joseph's history and give the chapter
of their fulfillment
:: 81 3o:2 3 hA-7'
4. What were the occasions of Joseph's
weeping2
! J: Gen. + IS { IS s: i. + o.
DIVISION ".
Chapter XVIII Joseph's Sons. Verse
"a XIX. Prophecy. Verse 10. L. Fun
Joseph and the Lord Jesus In the following
references?
Gen. ST :3-Mt 3 II CONT 81 :3S.
SS So: S (: SO 5EMt. 2 p 90
13-Heb. 1917. 26-Judas
iEPhii 80; a:s al sa- M q s 1874 isGi
$50. IBIS. 40:1-s-is.5s IL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19
SOME BAD POINTS
Experts Make Diagnosis of To-
peka'S Needs for Future.
L. d. Tilton, Doctor of Cities,
Tells What Should Be Done.
BUILDERS HAVEN'T KEPT FAITH
Air of Dignity and SpaciOusness
About Residence Districts.
Has Spent Several Weeks in
Survey of Streets.

Too many joys in streets.
Narrow streets added to wide
streets.
Treeless stretches in newer parts
Of Topeka.
Lack of foresight and civic
spirit among modern city builders.
from a summary of criticism OF
Topeka's city structure by L. d.
Tilton, expert city planner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

was not known in the College Hill To-
cality. Last week the negro family
residing on neighboring property noti-
fied the grand tire jerker of the order
that the shack now belonged to them
and also ordered immediate vacancy.
fhus. after this eventful career, the
order of the shack has met its Water
loo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

Individuality of Employees Is
Capitalized by Local Automobile
Agency - Name Plate Placed
Over Each Mechanics Work
Bench.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

never wonder to see men wicked, but
often wonder to see them not ashamed.
Dean Swift
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

One of several passers of worthless
cheques caught at the Kaw Valley
bank Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

Use the world as not abusing it for the
fashion Of this world passeth away
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19

SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.
To choose time. is to save time.-Francis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
s812,OOO,00O Decrease
In 1921 Collection Of
U. S. Internal Revenue

Washington. Aug. IS - Internal rev.
enue collie >ti"n< from all sources dur.
Ing the Ascul year. 1921. decreased more
than $hl2. hnn.000 as compared with tho
previous year. while n" cost OF collec.
tion advar cd from s. cents 70 IS cents
for each 500 collected. according 10 a
preliminary s;Atem-n, issued tonight
by Commissioner Blair.
The increased cost OF operating the
revenue servtr. during 1871. which
amounted :" ahnu; Si0.0n0.0o0. he ex-
pI1ined. was mainly due to redrced chl'
lectionS and increased expense in super
wishing regulatory laws.
Total collections tor 1927. amounted
to $685.. 0nO.Tr5. against sj.Sn1.SS0. 2jl
in 1870 while Income and proA;s taxes
yielded s3.2c5.1?0.G5S compar red with
s3?5S 93G. nn3 the previous year. and
m! e'lanc>us taxes produced i,36s.-
cICll@ against 3l.iS0.6i+.2+S in 1920.
Inrnm" and rrnr:s taxes represented
~ rerVent and miscellaneous taxes 20
percent 90 total receipts during 1921.
compared with IS percent for i7comc
and profits taxes and - percent for mis-
year.
Income and profits taxes and total
revenue collected by West Virginia
amounted TO S3S.So6s+o and Stl.SS?.699
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
! THE THEATRES :
COURT STARTS
SEASON TONIGHT
N2vAs 1ssly Herr far fhrSs DayU n
Great DsiaSeo consdy, Can
- Doctor"

Tonight. At ~. Cart theatre. Wheel
Ing rlay-gcerS are TO ses that Very
sucee.sfu. Relasco comedy. Gail the
Doctor" presented by Maude Fealy and
COMPANY. This unusually ane orEaniza-
tion comes direct from Columbus. where
Il PLAYED 10 capacity business during \
limited engagement ~ toUr weeks. Miss
Fealy Ia one Of the most capable and
versatile ot the younger generation OF
stage luminar.e< and has tee heneat o'
much splendid exper cnce. Including
seasons as leading woman to7 Will
liam Gillette. STR Hc'ry Irving and
other brilliant mae Stars. laier she
was herself starred by Iohn Corr and
1t l. OF particular interest 20 n3,s that
she created the leading ro's In Nan
the Doctor At the tire David Beia'co
made the crlEtna! production Of this
laugh provoN comedy BY Jean Ar1hi-
ncid
In the company supporting Mss Fea: y
are such artists a. Douglas Wood. FLOYD
Sabine. Vida Moore. Cora kinS. MISS
Campbell. LILY Brennan. 3e:ty Kent.
Edmund Roberts clyde Franklin ana
Jack Dale roux!as Wood was Mar
Earet Anslin's leading man and he was
. leading member OF the east OF Little
Old New York" the smashing Broad
way success last wear. Miss Moore ~
a splend.d actress with whom Wheeling
audiences are presently acquainted MISS
Kinx was lately member Of OTIS SKIN
rer's splendid company on tour. ana the
other members Of the Feaiy company
are equally capable and pleasing.
The enEasencHt IS FOR three nights
with a Wednesday matinee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
"APOCALYPSE2"

VIA, = the Significance Of the word
.Arocalypsec"
the question mas been rropoonded 80
.sster IN connection With tho Rex ingram
production for Metro OF the world
ranoas ao-e' The Four Ho--em-n OF
~. Apocairpse" by Ninreats Bl1sco
Ihaaer that Webster may b. called upon
TO answer Il.
webs..-'s d.anit.cr 81 the word - a
Pc. ela..o-. disclosure" In the carly
Creek -.rs.cn % the Bible. tho Iast
boob 81 the New Testament WAS called
.Th. Apocalypse OF 81. John. In tho
later versions Of tho Bible. the book De-
came no Revelations.
Pronunciation OF the word. which also
Z. shown BY numerous correspondents
.. Metres a. a. all but uasurmount-
abb. r,uuh!!s~ b ,ck. has been solved
or webster BY placing tho emphasis on
H.. secosd syllable.
Visualizne tho symbolic figures OF
The Four Horsemea" had rs fouada-
,io, n A!erechtS Durers original set
Of wood .teh!nEs. done In the ysar 1911.
TIE original wood-uts form but small
feature OF a collection o. art treasures
that arc seen In the production The
total va'u. set by insurance appraised
upon n. tapestries. paintings and other
borrowed arr works IL $4,000. At tho
Court. state Fair week StartinK Labor
day matinee showing twice daily. Al
7:lS and SIS. Seats on sale "ednes-
day: mail orders now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Be|gians Welcome the
American Legion Men

BRUSSELS Aug "a The members NJ
the American Legion Nho have "een
visiting France We're met today at the
Belgian border by officials and escorted
to brussels brand Whitiock. the
American minister. met them on the'r
arrival here. and accompanied Them 70
the palace.
King Albert weicomed this visitors
and conferred Decorations on Major
John G.. Emery. national commander OF
the American Legion. and George Sc.
cr!st. nr indianapolis. Colonel Henty y.
Lindsey. OF DALLAS. Texas. past nation
al commander of the American Legion,
Colonel NJ. J. Foreman. Delaney kountz"
and John +. wicK5. Jr.. OF Rich'nond
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
COBURN'S COMPANY

Not the h.sxes'. but ore ~ the 9eS;.
no world--enovned. al!-star enormous
sa!ariei European impnria;tons. bat
good 1.-Two American performers The
Woodworking ja=zy full % pc7. clean
comedy and up-to-;he-nsnute novelty
kind that have made coocrn's Ninstre's
in the past twenty-five years a house
hold word and welcome visitor, COM
poses this years production at the Court
Saturday. Sept. 3rd. matinee and night
Charley Gano. ia. drollest. funniest.
burn. cork chap. heads the comedy eie-
men; with an entirely new stock OF
laugh producers. nets. parodieS and II
surrounded with = company second 10
none In tho minstrel line. "A strong
singing show" among the best IL often
heard OF this company. Manager tSour7
believes In and enjoys II himself. Tho
appreciation Of an audience for honest
efTort Is as welcome>as good box otncs
receipts. Without good singing MIN
strel.y would not remain n, the head OF
the amusement line as It has foT years
Ton know the show. the management
and lis record. Remember tho date
eSats on sale Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
RAIL STRIKE
IS PREDICTED

Scranton. Pa. Aug. - Round house
and shop employees or N" Delaware.
Iackawarna x Western railroad were
advised 10 save their money and lay IN
stores ot fccI nv r. ! Ma!oney. general
chairman - the I.rckawanna system
federation. a. a n;aS< meeting her. TO-
day. Mr.. Malonsy declared that a
strike was sure 10 oomc on the rail
roads and ne wanted the men prepared
Tho time - not ripe for strik" ~
present" said Mr.. Maloney. Would 4
b. right for The round hous" men N ask
the shop mru :" join them in str'ks.
when the recent decision -. in way.
favorable To tho l'ttt"c' Save our
money: pit N supply 90 -four and
ether fo"GStUrTS. iii your coal Inns.
When the time - =. eht We will be ready.
II will come suddenly. The strike VIII
he authorized by our ,1t"rraI!onal or
Earization and IL WI, - general. unless
IN" Companies back UP. and don, be-
licve they WILL"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Plaza Presents Great
Program for First Half

THor.ands 81 peorl. ~no 20 10 Maine
10 r.vel In tho scenic beauty or rs
mountains lakes and rivers never realt-
IKE that those sams lakes snd rivers
ara the arteries 81 Msin.'s commerce IN
lumber And pulp. Maine's vast regions
Of forests contain thousands ~ lumber
inK camps. densslr populated IN the
winter. but deserted In The summer. and
along tho rivers In the spring of tho
wear tn. activities OF tho drive trans
form streams that were placid In sum-
mer into a living. roaring mass floEs
and men.
The Plaza theatre presents this Fol-
man Day Associated Exhibitors picture.
1.-The Rider ot the King Log. on Nom
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. and halls
Il as an outdoor drama OF adventure
and romance that win never b forgot
ten BY virtue Of It's virility and beauty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
NEW DIVIDEND POLICY.

New York Aug. cS.--The General
Electric COMPANY has Issued circular
to shareholders dealing with the qu>s-
tion Of its stock dividend policy and
with general business and fnancial AS
r"r;s REGARDING s;nck dividends. II
proposes, for the better protection OF
It's small Shareholders. a dividend OF s.
a share. payable annually in place OF
She rrr cent semi-annual dividend
now declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
WHAT ISLOVE? HERE ARE
A VARIETY OF ANSWERS

Love said a sage. lis tho center
pole In the circus tent OF re: how We
all eaper around H."
love" say the critics who viewed
this J. Parker Read. Jr. production prior
20 It's general release In New York city.
rs Louise Glaum's greatest vehicle:
everyone will want to see Il"
Love" acclaimed one ot the years
most elevatIng dramas % tho S'rnr>
eheet---a poignant drama OF me soul
--comsS 20 the Liberty thr'trs FOR \
three Days run. beginning today.
II Is from \ scenario BY Louis Joseph
Vance. the famous American novelist.
written especially FOR Miss Glaum.
whose scr.en following II becoming
hrEer and more enthusiastic With each
new success under the supervision OF
Mr. Read Al who have sesn Love.
pronounce !, N. finest work Of Miss
Glaun's career
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

mony was Major General Sir Frederio
II. sykes. VINO raised and commaaoe
the military wing Of the Royal t1yin1
. Corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
THEATRE EXPLOSION
ACT OF TERRORISTS

Chicago. Aug. cS.-The explosion last
night o, time bombs at Chicago bur-
lesQue theatres, tho Columbia and tho
Star and Garter. was declared to DO part
OF conspiracy TO terrorizs the owners
into tho abandonment OF their recently
announced open shop" policy by the
police tonight. Tho explosions took place
almost simultaneously and shook tho
entire business district shortly after
midnight Neither theatre had opened
10Y the season and tho damage TO each
WIS small.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
MRS. MARY MARI

Mrs Mary Mari. we'll known resident
o. Martins Ferry passed away this
morning NJ 1:l6 o'clock At tho Ohio
Valley General hospital following a
LINGERING illness OF complication. She
had bonn In the hospital since juno 20.
Besides her husband she 10 survived
By several children and several sisters
and brothers She was IN her ftty-hfth
vear. The body will be removed 70 the
family homo in Brishtens,ein Lane th-s
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
ELECTRIC
VACUUM CLEANERS

With motor driven brush that can be
made to rcvolvc or stop with lever.
The sturdicst and most powerful
cleaner YOU ever tested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
noroHs 70 nrxE DEAD

rulhnm. England. Aug. 2s-Nirtua lily
the entire staff o, the Pullman air STA
ton. consisting Of about 200 officers
and men. headed by Major Fuller
rnraded to church today and narlici-
rated in q special requiem mass heId
FOR thn men killed IN the HR-2 disaster
Among the officers attending the cers-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

bu ding Incorporate the Ner% latest re-
rIt.. KS n factory c"nstructi"n MO-
tnr rNYcris have pronounced The motor
ono 81 the most powerrui and efficient
in thcIr knowledge. Philip w. Blake
president OF the company. was master
Of ceremonies.
FRANK Y. CARL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
+ the Court Theatre State Fair Week. September to TO-

has hem ordered e<.ahlish ed IN Fayette
county W. Va. - be officially know n
an Westerly
A marriage license was ISSUED In this
city Saturday 10 william Hoy Harold. o.
Boyer. W. Va. and Mary Catherine ESe.
Of HiEhtown. ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Washington. y. c. Aug. cS.-lra w.
Groves has been commissioned possn'as-
ter a. Poo. Nicholas county. W. Va. nd
William r. Wood appointed acting post
master at Fayette. A new post Once
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
ORTS - BARONS LOSE FIRST GAME TO PELICANS SPORTS

none of the seven will ever play for the Chicago Americans again Judge Kennesaw Mountain Lam dis has intimated that they can play nowhere in organized base ball. If the latter should fail to place the ban on them, however. 1t is doubtful if any of the seven could obtain a job in major or minor leagues. Any mogul, with a grain of brain would real ize the signing of any of these men would be showing baseball further down in the quagmire, at a time when it is making a game attempt to live down the disgracs brought upon it by these same conspirators.
 The toddle top. better known as ''putentake." at least conveys the idea that it is more popular to give than receive-if not more pleasant.
 Bobby Stow, of the Atlanta club, came into this league dur ing the spring, heralded as one of the greatest shortstops in minor league baseball. He grad uated from the Texas league, and everybody expected to see a won der. Instead he has been a weak sister with his hitting, and hasn't caused anybody to die of heart failure with phenomenal plays around the short field. Yester- day this same Stow person was benched by Rariden and indefi- nitely suspended for his indiffer- ent playing.
 Battle at Munger Field
 Kiwanians and Community club boys are battling at Nun ger field today, and the cas- ualty list is expected to be a large one. It is also hoped that the audience will be large one, as the proceeds taken in at the gate are to so in the Boys club fund. Many of the members of each club have been out the past few days disposing of tick cts to the big encounter. The battle gets going at 4 o'clock, and will probably rage until sum set, or after, if the teams follow out the rules and bylaws and at tempt to stage nine-inning era
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04

ular fisticuffer, "and I decided to go down to camp, rough if for 10 days and get in fine con dition. When I come back local fans will see me in the best con dftion I've attained since anchor ing in Birmingham many months ago. I'll be ready to battle then, ana want 'em to see me in real condition, so that they can appre- ciate what l can really do when lralned down to fine point''
 Hanlon also stated that he had received an offer to go to Gin clnnati as semi-wind- man. with chance of becoming a headliner if he won his first tlght. He has about decided to divide his time between Birming- ham and Cincinnati u the future.
 Acquitted, But
 Seven Black Sox find them selves acquitted in court, but now they've won this legal vic tory, what does it all mean? They are still as jobless as be- fore the trial came off and they will probably remain idle, so far as organized baseball is con- cerned. The court acquittal failed to stir up any large amount of sympathy for Messrs. Weaver, Cicotte, Jackson, Gandil, Ris- berg, Williams and Felseh.
 The wonder of it all is that they were given clean bills of health by jury in lieu of what happened several months ago. when certain members of the club made confessions of throwing the 1919 world series to the Reds. It is probably the first case on record where confessions were made. and the defendants later declared mot guilty" by jury.
 Maybe the jurors decided the seven men had been punished enough by their ostracism at the hands of organized baseball. Com iskey has made the assertion that in spite of the court acquittal,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
PITCHER MEADE WON'T
 JOIN CHARLOTTE

Omaha, Neb.. August S.-Hen1 y Meade, Omaha Western league pitch CT, has been released under orders from the Toledo American associa- tion with instructions to join the Charlotte, (N. CD South Atlantic league club. Meads has declined u tlSe the southern assignment, ac- cording to Secretary Finn of the Omaha team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
RED LETTER DAYS FOR GOLF

The decide championship golf in the offing This affair." the the far Birmingham concened is scheduled going the oebuck the of August sequence Instructor Bob Andrew his force out the end of the city being preparing for the big tournament
 that the RoebuGk ton for the state title than the club when match has been The popped the velveness thatp wonderful links yesterday found tho nutfg being moved busy following the rains and local golfers finding the vetabe gofee Bob Andrews
 links would undergo the nSagaong opened and that would be in ideal shape when the with each other for the title
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04

Two-base Hits-Anderson. Cunningham Zoellers.
 Three-base Hit-Anderson. Home Runs-Brown, Neiderkorn. Stolen Base-Demoe.
 Double Play--Croll to Mcdonald to An derson; Demoe to Wano. Left on Base-Little Rock '. Chatta- nooga g.
 Struck Out--By Vines 2, by Clary ?. Wild Pitch--Robnson.
 Hits--Off Robinson 14 with runs In innings.
 Losing Pitcher--Robinson. Umpires--Corcoran and Pfenninger Time of Game-l:40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
St. Louis Boxer Is Killed

St. Louis, August 3.-A verdict of homicide was returned today by a coroner's Jury which investigated .he death Monday night of Louis Char lcy) Stapp. a city fireman and a local welterweight boxer. Mont z LeGrande, neighbor of Stapp, was ordered held without bond after tes- timony had been adduced that he shot Stapp in quarrel that orig mated in a fight by the Stapp and LeGrande children over ownership ot baseball. Stapp was 2s years of age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Test crdny's teSultx New Orleans 6, Birmingham 0. Chattanooga 9. Little Rock 3. Mobile z. Nashville 6. Atlanta 8, Memphis 2.
 Games Todnv Birmingham at New Orleans. Little Rock at Atlanta. Memphis at Chattanooga. Nashville at Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
GIANT AND SHELTON
 MAY TOSS HORSESHOES

Huntsville, August 3.-(Special. .)- c. A. Giant, a we'll known southern horseshoe pitcher, has been chai- lenged by Dick Shelton of this city for a contest of the states champion ship to take place on August 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
Baseball Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus-Kansas City, wet grounds. At Louisville 9, Minneapolis 5. At Toledo II, Milwaukee 8. At Indianapolis ', St. Paul !.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Rochester 1, Toronto 3 At Buffalo 2-9, Syracuse 1o-4. Others postponed.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Newport News 0, Wilson l 6 innings, rain).
 At Portsmouth g. Suffolk 8. At Rocky Mount q Norfolk g. At Richmond 6, Tarboro l.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Greenville 4, Columbia (called in eighth, darkness) At Charleston 5, Charlotie 0. At Augusta Spartanburg, rain.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville 9, Tampa 8. At Orlando 6, St. Petersburg s. At Daytona 2. ALakeland 12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
Muluey's Home Run
 With Bases Filled
 Helps Bruins Win

Mobile, August s.-Mobile won OK citing game from Nashville today, to 6, Mulvey's home run with the bases n1led materially helping the locals score a vic tory. Acting Manager knaupp and Pitcher James were put out of the game and fined by Umpire OToole for protest ing decision at the plate. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-04
BaiIey's Big Day

Two-base Hit--Grifflth. Bogart. Leslie. Stolen Base-Clark.
 Sacrifice Hits-Stewart, Bogart. Double Play-Clark to Gooch to Clark Struck Out-By Bailey 8, by White hill l.
 Base on Balls-off Bailey 3. off White hill 1.
 Wild PNch---Whitehill.
 Left on Bases-Birmingha 4, New Or leans {.
 Ump mpires-schaeffer, Williams and Err win.
 Time of dame--1:sS.