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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
A GRIPPING SERIAL

1he Evening Herald Tuesday be-
lngr u continued story. Outside the
law" u IL q thrilling story that xau
viii cnioy reading. Get The Herald
beginning Tic-sal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

ceremonies The men dug 4 hole
and threw them in. One quickly be-
Genes hardened to such things. Dead
badies were everywhere and it was =
week or ten days before they were
put away. Our institutions were
stripped Of blankets, sheets, food,
etc. Thousands Of dollars worth
were taken BY Armenians and by
Turkish soldiers. But we have no
complaints to make against the Turk
ish soldiers. think they behaved -
well ~ would The soldiers Of other
countries. OF course the looted all
Armenian homes but ~ far as we
We know there were none Of the
atrocities that you in America read
Of. They were very decent lot
and not at all the Terrible Turk"
that we are led to bs.ieve they are.
Aztec :i.,nately.
ARTHUR
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

but my b. v. D's, even my socks.
Attirsd thusly they ssnt me back IN,
to the room whore Betty was. How
ever this was NO time for embarass-
ment, and w both had q forced
laugh. They had taken Betty's ring
snd watch and bracelet. And lost
my gold watch, some money, tie.
keys to my safe and my dandy trench
coat, also . good pair Of shoes and
leather lsggings. After time az
were ordered out Of the hospital.
Then It was that several people wer9
killed. presumed they refused II.
90 what they were ordered. W9
were told that we must march ID
Kars, two miles away. had .
blanket wrapped around me but I
didn't like the prospect Of such
tramp 10 attired and the day was
bitter cold. What mess we were in,
huddled In With hundreds Of filthy
refugees. I don't think people can
be dirtier or s,nellier than they can
here. Just In time I caught sight Of
Of one Of the other Americans with
q Turkish officer, mp 10 this time I
hadn't seen one. The officer was
very courteous and very apoiogetic
to me. He had us sent to our house
just . little distance away.
Twas glad TO get homo and to on
some clothes. Our house was brok-
On into and filled with refugees who
stole everything they could. Thr1s
were killed by soldiers before they
succeeded in cleaning them out.
(Thsss awful people. I never want
TO sss an Armenian again.) For
tunately they didn't get into my
room. really the only room where
they didn't enter and the soldiers too
in their looting didn't get In. I am
thankful for have = few things
that are rather valuable.
The next few days were horrible
ones, cleaning up the mess in our
hospital and orphanagss caused by
the Armenians who fled into them.
I had buried five men and five wo-
men who were killed In our houss
and in tie yard. There were no
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

I think Il b . miracle that I wasn't
hit. There I was running along the
road In full view Of the Turkish
soldiers firing from the ridge. ]
didn't realize the danger l was in un-
til It was all over. There were more
people killed in our valley within
half . mile Of our home than in all
Kars. reached the hospital In safe
ty. Betty Anderson was there hsv
Ing . terrible tim with the Armen-
Ian refugees. They had filled the
hospital breaking in doors and wind
ows. I told the Armenian doctor in
charge to 60 at once TO the doctor
that was shot. He showed his cow
ardly nature At once and refused to
20. Can you imagine It and the
other doctor was his closest friend?
] gave him . certain length Of time
to dress the wounds Of five children
who were shot In the hospital. We
had them laid out on the floor In .
little room just near the entrance.
! then ordered the doctor to 60 to
the help Of those wounded at the
other hospital. Finally he started
but only reached the door when hs
came hack white - . sheet saying.
"Ths TURKS are here" Almost i'm
n,sdiatsly the outside door was fore
cd open and . shot rang thru the
corridor. Two soldiers with fixed
bayensts broke into the room. do
ssy the looked fisrcs, really much
more 70 than they were. At once
they began to loot. Betty and l
protested that We were Americans,
but I think these soldiers never heard
Of an American. I was ordered out
int the vestibule and backed against
the wall. One soldier sto"d with
fixed bayonet pointed At me while
the other ordered me to take off my
clothes. OF courss didn't know
what he was saying and thinking he
wanted to search me I held up my
hands. This didn't please the soldier
With the bayonst 70 hs advanced the
point nearer NY stomach. I then
decided they wanted my clothes. I
Was right. They took everything
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
ARyApA DoY's THRILLING
EXPERIENCE IN ARMENIA
Continued from pass ons)

their horses down . succession OF
stone Steps, perhaps . thousand steps
leading from the top Of tas noun
tain to the valley road beneath.
Finally got my wagons home. One
or two Of the housss had bssn hit By
bullets, I thot BY stray Armenian
shots. None Of u realised that The
TURKS had already taken The citadel
and the ridge al aloas oar valley
Had I known, I wouldn't hsvs taken
tie chances ! did Just after. ! knew
] would be needed At one Of our or
phanaess or hospital 70 went up
The valley on horseback fully expos
cd 70 Turkish rife fire. Occasional
~ q bullet whisssd passed me or
struck IN the road in front Of my
horss. Refugees were piling into
our buildings BY ths Thousands. 1t
was awful We could not keep then
out. stood In Tie entrance Of one
Of our hospitals With gun In hand
and threatened to shoot men. women
and children. But they were fran
Tic, in they poured thinking We could
protect them. At one Of the hospit-
ais I found Tie personsl in an up
roar. They were weeping and vail
ing. Dr.. Sourian, tie Armenian
doctor in charge had been shot in
the abdomen, which later proved fat
al. The bullet came thru the win
dow. They wanted the doctor and
the nearest was at one Of our other
hospitals, about q quarter Of . mile
away. Not one of. Ne Afmsaians
would g fetch him. They are COW.
ard thru and thru. I walked down
The hillside 70 st the doctor or rath-
Or ran. The xifls and machine
gun fire from Tie ridge was terrible.
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RIPoar o. CONDITION or
THE FIRST STATE BANK

Of Cado at tho close Of business Dec 2sh
RrsouIcrs LIABILITIES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15

gravy slightly with cornstarch and add
to the prepared meat In the dish
One bunch Of tiny young beets, boiled
tpenty minutes.
Ono quart Of string bcans, porboiled
fifteen minutes.
Then cover top Of pie with plain crust
or pastry and bake In a moderate oven
for fifty. minutes. Use a large baking
pan. Make plenty Of pastry and roll
the surplus and then cut In squares and
bnke on baking sheet. When serving
turn the top crust down and then place
the baked square Of pastry on top Of
pie on plate. Garnish with little finely
minced parsley.
Prino Pie
Soak one pound Of prunes overnight
and In the morning cook slowly until
soft. Divide the prunes In half and
remove the stones for one part. Now
cover pie plate with plain pastry.
Place three quarters. cup of prune juice
in a saucepan and add tnree level table.
spoons Of -four. Dissolve the -four and
bring to boil and add one half Of the
pound Of prunes, stoned. Let cool. Now
add
Pinch Of nutmeg,
Three tablespoons Of sugar.
Place in the pie plate and cover with
top crust Of pastry and bake.
Prine Mold
Remove the stones from the balance
OF the prunes and rub them through a
sieve. Add the juice and measure. II
not sufficient juice. add water to make
Tsoo cups Of pulp and juice,
One. fourth cup of sugar.
Ftpe ierel tablespoons of cornstdrch.
Dissolve the starch and bring to a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
I .oon n,ical Goodies Are Included
= ! E,idau,s Market Basket BY Mrs. Wilson
ru, Reeipes Come Back With Renewed Fduor-Prun
Lamb Po.pe and Vegetables Are Todays Suggestions

One pound OF prunes,
One and one. .hd't pounds Of breast
Of lamb.
Cheese,
Flour,
Macoroni,
Eggs,
Coffee,
Gelatin,
Teo,
Sugar,
And the usual weekly staples.
How to stew the rhubarb: Wash the
rhubarb we'll, after cutting off the leafy
tops and then cut in inch sized pieces
Place In q saucepan and add two table.
spoons of water. Cover closely and
steam. This must be watched. After Ave
minutes, add two thirds cup of sugar
Do not stir-just keep shaking the par
and cook slowly until tender.
Squash Fritters
Pare the squash and remove the seeds
and then crate. Place In a mixing bowl
and add:
Tpo cups of -four,
Four level teaspoons of baking pouo.
der,
One ieUel teaspoon Of sott,
One.hdt level teaspoon Of phnc
pepper,
One teaspoon Of finely minced pdr,.
lev,
Onc-hdy teaspoon of finely minced
onion,
Grated squash,
Onc-hdb cup Dater,
One egg.
Beat hard to mix thoroughly and then
fry az fritters in a skillet with a little
smoking hot fat.
Lamb Potpie with Vegetables
Trim the lamb and then cut in pieces
and wash and drain well. Place in q
saucepan and add two cups of water
Bring to boil and cook fifteer
minutes. Now add ten small onions ant
a bunch Of young carrots. nicely scrapet
md cut in inch pieces; cook for ffteer
minutes. Turn into q sieve and return
the broth to the saucepan. Place the
meat and vegetables in a baking dish
Place in q small bowl
One and one fourth cups Of -four,
TIo lepel teaspoons OF baking po,o-
der,
Ono half lepel teaspoon of salt,
Ono fourth leVcl teaspoon of pepper,
One lcpel teaspoon Of grated onton,
Five tablespoons Of tcdter,
Mix to a dough and then add suffi-
cient water to broth in saucepan to
measure three cups, Bring to boil and
add the dpmplings BY dropping a spoon
full into the boiling mixture. Cook for
ing dish with the meat. Thicken the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-15
WILDWOOD. n. J.
HOTEL DAYTON
MANOR

Wildwood, y. j. Rooms with hot & cold r. Y
" RI PRIV. baths; success due to .prV & t'ble
capacity $50. Bklel. F. W. ArcAfurray Pr
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OCEAN GROVE. y. j.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Main & Beach Rves.. Ocean Grove, N. J.
Europ. hotel & Cafeteria under new own hin
mgt.: cafeteria seat. 800; quality, service,
courtesy. Tel. 1870. 81. J. WOODRIN0.
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,ps NJ. A. WILSON

nv MRS. M NJ ,pu,..,
cvrs@ ,'iii', n ',,lsss. ss 1%s.::1'v's ~
urrvp thanks for those OF our
|Wr..ad, who give us the courage.
Orienos W." n,,r negative days, .
ssus bringing, out OF ''' "
nSws,' love. the housewife is apt to
Bome,iw,is, ~, daily grind Of providing
Nj tns. n day bores her and shc
three mes deem rut and then she care I.
Cts INTO ,.h.s : 10 the table anything that
kssy rus"Ib b,r mind. Then she. feels
cones ,,.od 70 because the family Is not
m.l,ssd and happy; and ys.' ruyrs Sn.
de un deep in her own heart, sne .nt", nnUws :,
do.n wsll that she has reniggen 'erriSs ".
vny vny,hs lob and that she conia, ,i,, y sns =
w' have set before her famliy a
ssSa'' Ss,t deiectable meal--0ne nj '0f '"'
% ,,r 7 met a delightfully."- young
kseen.n woman who told mo this
middle ..nn you know. the last few
tory, have been following the tread
years n"r wors and my family became
mouI,hI moN,hIv disappointed and dtssatis-
'etr,V .hen the recent wage reduc-
I'D thar VIZ ~ them. they sensibly de-
on ca"'s W 'soId a council Of war. Their
cced TO-, 20 n' 70 me was: Mother. you
ultima.JImu.. expenses.' Sensible fam
ssa os ,s the thought that went through,
:, mind right away; l , hm WI" g toe,
x [ answered: well. cnl,dten; snod "a
.s., I have been wasting both toon,
W.. ~ and money and effort, ana am
w, I about face and march win you 40
~, last And how my family rose win
y. .ceord and said: Say, mother, does
cu. a., mean old time cooking n every
nm,.,, w.. with thnt. my slangy thirteen.
n,us n,usa,d son. az he stood close beside
I,M IIl tell the world 1t does. and
" ~ ' sonna help. mother--so there.
mi, family have planned to set Q
IL ut tor IA nor person per week and
@ ~. .,s va really doing it. Can you DO
w, w, 70 A. send me your method and
mS ,M .,.d,y rive Il a real place In this
s,,rn and besides II will help SO many
u~ .n who are ever so eager to give
sva,e"t M "t.mijies better things. II they
!ns,a ,a only find out how. Do not he
yu%h cs.h ~ criticism by those who are not
-illng to try. but recall your own des, ,,
rnther's pet economies so that you VIII
Nm some other women who is strug-
nv M, 10 adjust her household budget.
Inv economy that deprives the family
= 49, .,fseient food is dangerous, so let US
\, for abundant economical, all home
eccked dishes.
wgoestiye menu for families for
e. FOR three meals on Sunday:
pprALyEAST
Stewed Rhubarb
Squash Fritters
Rolls Cofee
DINNER
Young Onions
Lamb Potpie with Vegetables
Tomato Salad
prp. Pie Coffee
". SUPPER
Fried Tomatoes with Gravy
Maearoni with Cheese
Coleslaw
oumb Cake Prune Mold Iced Tea
The market basket will require
Bunch Of rhubarb,
Tuo small squash.
One bunch of young onions,
One quart Of string beans,
gren tomatoes,
Ono bunch of bccts,
One bunch of carrots,
Pat Of onions,
snall head Of cabbage,
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To Keep Straightest,
UnruLiest Hair in Curl

The straishtsat. contrariest hair can
bs kept In curl. even in the hottest or
dampest weather. by such simple and
harmless means. that the use OF the
drying. sinGeing. blistering curling iron
10 altosether inexcusable. One need
92Ily ,I.r5n. 5s sro few ouBess 5rss Gt plain liquid
little to tho hair before doing Il up. Tho
.esult Is quite remarkable. The hair Is
delightfully wavy and beautifully glossy,
without beinR in the last greasy, gummy
or streaked. The effect lasts very much
longer than where curriers' alone or wav-
ing irons are used.
Tho silpnerina is best put on with a
clean tooth brush. drawing this through
the hair from crown to tip. preferably
after dividing II into strands, The appli.
cation seenns TO gradually improve the
texture and health Of the hair.-Adpt.
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COZ ONIAI Directly on Beach, Amer.
loan plan. Running water.
Private baths Elevator. Electricity. 25th
season. w. H. CHURCH, Owner q Prop.
THE MARCY, Cape May. n. Apt, 3
furnished rooms. use OF bath. three months
5000; single rooms. SO to s1s week.
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husband was continual source of a..
ri'aiiun 90 him n hls profession and
that instead u he.ne a help a. him in
his work she Appeared 90 be- handicap.
While the divorce records were secret.
D. filed aud their contents were not Of
ficlally dvulged 10 was stated ON good
authority thar The action was hased ON
mental cruelty resulting from his al.
legged critical attitude twards her m
their home life. While "A deep student
% mental questions the psychologf ~
married lie has proved am enigma 90
him. according Co., thc reported theory
~ his wife.
Mrs Reynolds while resident of
Los Angeles. has kept her exact where.
ahouts secret g. 400 bat her most init.
mate friends sine tho details of the di-
vorce charges became known. and her
attorneys have declined t0 discuss the
case or 90 reveal b,r address
n was while Mlr Reynolds. then Mrs.
Hullenhock. wa visiting % los Angeles
f.w years ago that sh. first he,am,
acquainted with d. Reynolds She tool.
q deep interest in bis ufe work no that
time and their friendship eliminated in
marriage little more than two years
ago.
Dr. Reynolds and DIS bride lcft here in
1919 on a hono,mlm trip Go England.
where the formc Nls widely known az
a physician and chemist and as Eel.
low 81 the Royal College az Surgeons
In Los Angelo ur Reynolds has
.achiovcd an enyuh, reputation ae am
expert al.cnist and s known umong
medical men for D. number of success
fal and difficult lreial operations on
tho brain and spinal cord
Mrs Reynolds br. means of Der own
and viii not ask f0r aIimony Dc was
stufpd
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PAIL MALL. Tenn. July 10 If YOU
We're living on one OF 90. finest farms
IN Tennessee--
II you had wife and three months.
old baby dependent upon YOU
II YOU faced losing your farm through
foreclosure u Sl2.5oo morteags-
AND
You were the create, hero q the
World War
AND
You could make possibly enough 20
pay OF the mortgage merely hy show
Ing yourself Boz public
WOULD YoU?
That Is the question that Sergeant
Alvin G.. York h1s to face. Ills answer
~ No" H. viii not commerclalize his
patriotism. His SENSE of obligation 10
his country and his religious scrunles
prevent
Il would FAR rather lose my farm.
and 20 hack to work upon it as com.
mon d1g l1horsr than tu cUmmerciaiike
the fame which was only incidental 10
an act II Providence" b. Stys
How York Won Crest Honor.
That "act ~ Providence" made the
red headed sergeant famous rs tho
wars greatest hero. not only through.
out America hut On every allied country.
on oct. rs, 1918. On the ArEonuo Forest.
York singlohanded killed % Germans
put out ~ commission g. machine guns
and marched into camp 1872 German
captives. including a major and three
lieuienanis. For his feat De- won the
Congressional Medal 20 Honor ana the
Croix d. Guorre. pinned on ly Marshal
Foch himself
Spurning movie and vaudeville offers
that would have made him rich. he
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TOO MuCH COMMUNISM.

PARIS. July samuel LirrDsky
blew into town fow weeks ago and
announced that Doe was Lcuin's iutt
mate friend and adviser. ile obtained
cntrce to the best communist circles
here. He's gone now. So is the vito
of the secretary az a communist on.
rluizatiOn.
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cam" hack 90 his mothers hillside farm
rnd ,uok uu toe hoe
\ short Time later De- married q girl
2 the neirhhorhooi. Friends and ad
nircfs picked cat "a farm for him al
most directly across %. road from ~,
i1.w a. ais mother. and paid 81 s3- on
/, thruurh popular subscription
For time things moved seron.ly
York. whose whole ambition had been
to own "a home in bis Tennessee noun
iains farm his ovu land hun, the foxes
that roamed the hills ana show true
hospitality 20 the strangers who PASSED
H.s door. uls wholly content.
4 little later Alvin e. lr. came. and
no" seemed even more worth living.
Put such good fortune was not to
list.
Crop Failure Spells Disaster.
Crops were biz disappointment
Farm products brought exceptionally
row prices TlX,s reached an unprec.
'dente dhiEh figure.
With 'he So 600 mortgage Tor the hal.
1nc. m his farm iuo this fau. things
went from lad 'n WORSE 4 $3.50 gro.
rrry hll accumulated and ,hc grocer
credit.
York Is ioillng from "kin % kant
. IRON earliest break ~ day 90 the last
lingering 81 ilght-to prevent his Hfe's
dream from heinz shattered But IL
looks Ike n vain task.
Religious faith sustained me IN my
danger and removed my fear" b. savs
= was only @ pawn In the hands OF
Providence. Any credit that IS due Tor
my achievements should go 10 The Lord
For me 20 attempt 90 take any credi;
personally wogii be- "a great wrong
Put IT, wiil see me through
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Hubbell and SedeWiok hard and won an
easy victory over Philadelphia today
TO 4. score. Ri r
Pittsburgh .....3i2 III 0o0-s ~ "
Philadelphia ...... GOO 2l0 Ol0-i II l6
schmidt Cooper. Bruggy, Lee, Baum
gartuer. Huhbell. Sedewick.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Milwaukee 10; Toledo /.
AZ Minneapolis .. Louisville 10 lfirst
ssiusi
At 81. Paul .. Indianapolis 7.
AT Kansas city n. Columbus Z.
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siIII>BsR,.rR HIRI

r. q. slu.rhsrEef National Bank 81
amin.r in uanfuma. r boz Amfrilin
.f.na.nr hif faran.n. So ani ~.
sufi.af.raaf eI i..f,. .n Cd f.r lrys O.
an extended vacation ulp Or I.iiioruia.
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so,rmE.x ASSOCIATION.

~ = ~ IHIFIl 10
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July n Mo
90, made IL tive straight hy winning a
ln'seiy played same today . Go q.
Scoee. Il n =
Mobile ................ noe 4
ilttl, Rock .......... ....C %
Sieuan Fulton and S.huite. Hem
rtye.d and Meter
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once regarded H. wood. ,he SUM
flower is noW uu. .t 900. BEST allt,
crops.
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BOSTON TAKES
FIRST IN SERIES
FROM CHICAGO

BOSTON July a. Boston won The
arst game 10 the Chicago series TO 7
.u the tenth inning today.
Score r n l.
Chicago ........ 600 900 100 OIL %
Boston ..-.... COO U08 900 l-e B L.
k.Hier Alexander G0wdy. Ocsohg,r
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa July H.
Pittsburgh hammered Blumgtrfuer.
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BABE RUTH Gets
z MORE HONERS
FROM ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS NO. July le-Blbe Ruth.
Iy knocking two home runs today
brought his record Tor the SEASON 10
% and allowed New York o. defeat 81.
Louis 90 g. Sehang and SHaWk,y
were On h1s, in the third when the first
circuit drive was made and uo one was
an base when Ruth mad, the second bon
the seventh.
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Cleveland Takes Two.

CLEVELAND Juy l--Cievcland
TODAY WIN BIS second double header In
thr.. days d,feating Boston : 90 I and
20 .. Covs'eskie kept the Red Sox
hits saftrr-i in the first game while
Cleveland found Bush ana Karr for 70
hits n The second game. Myers was
driven from the b0V In THE first Inning.
Score. FIRST game. Y HE
pos,on ...........f0o GOO 0o0-i I'll
Cleveland ....o1e 0I0 02x-7 % "a
Ruel. Bush. Kari. Nunamaker Cove
leskie.
Second game;
Boston ......... 900 o02 o0o--i II r.
Cleveland ....... $40 u-0 onx-s II I
walters Myers. Thormhaien; shin
auit. Caldwell.
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Niarquard Win, Game

rE0ehLrN. IS. S. July 12-M1r.
f.HIl pitching AVID batting enabled
Cincinnati o. defeat ir..yn toly
S.r
T. u 4
Cincinnati .....osl 0DI 600 8 Is s.
EraHtlsu ..... Hnt UUl neH- o.
Htree.. NItHtrI Luule. Miller
IS Hluu N.l4s Mitchell
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Detroit Wins.

DETROIT. Mirh. July i2-Deiro.;
won from Philadelphia 2 90 ] in tn
sixteenth inning today sargent iriried
and crossed ths rlaN with the winning
run on sacrifice fy.
sour. r HE
phfi,d..phia ... 900 0ei ESQ 600 90 Q
p.tro.t .........0io COS 900 eco 900 ]
liz 3
UuT-- 2fs Q
Perkins. MAYOR. Ea9sr. Leonard
Nildl.fDr.
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BY Associated Press,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Iu'r 14 Gill
Iort and lesu, Dit doYL' n fh. tenth
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Bailey. Martna James. Phillip. aud
l,h,rrt iaue,nlu. Nam.l.b and
ilunard Smith
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Pittsburgh Minis

sm.th- naInea