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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
.TuIV

With Venus the governing planet
in the ascendant. you find this na-
ture to be fond OF home, making a
success OF home life and always low
ing and enjoying. it. Love and re-
gard for children and parents is also
dominant. Indeed. people born on
this date are the most ardent lovers
Of home in the entire Zodiac.
They come Of an ancient tribe OF
zebulun. meaning home and they
are the exact opposite Of the restless
nature born the last two weeks OF
May and the first two weeks OF
June.
This nature is peculiarly sensitive
and needs the most sympathetic
understanding in order TO do its
best work. It cannot endure crit
icism and will give up its most
cherished plan or else carry It else
where and go through with Il with
a tremendous stubbornness If op-
posed.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
USED CARS

Here Is a splendid choice Of used cars.
an in hrst-class shape. right ready 10 90
Into service. These bargains win move
fast. so II you are to get one Of this lot.
act quick.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

Follow the Want Ads for unex-
pected bargains in automobiles, in
real estate and houses.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

Our easy, confidential me-paymen,
plan assures you of getting just the car
You want. Initial payments as low as
500. Open evenings until 0 o'clock.
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh and Tatnall Streets
iuaei3-d. Phone s4OO.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs, ADDRESSED TO THE
Il New Castle County State Highway
Commissioner, Room 1888. County Build
ing, Wilmington, Delaware, viii be re
ceiyed until 1900 o'clock noon CWn-
mlngton time), G1.O0 o'clock standard
time). Tuesday, July 10. 1921. for the
construction Of alternate types OF stand
ard pavement, on the Lincoln Highway.
beginning and connecting 70 the con
tract known as Section 5A, Lincoln
Highway. near Roseville Bridge, and
extending 70 the town limits Of Newark.
Delaware. a distance OF LOO miles in
white Clay Creek hundred. and 10 be
known as Section 5B, Lincoln Highway
Plans and specifications may be seen az
the Highway Commissioner Office Room
1873, County Building, on and after July
q. 1921. and a set secured upon making
deposit Of $1,000. which will be re-
funded upon their return In good condi-
tion on or before July %. 1921.
A certified check or bond for $4,000
must accompany each bid.
The Levy Court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CHARLES h. GRUBB.
New Castle County state Highway Com
missioner 1y0-2t
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SANITARY WORKER.

NV J. WINCHESTER, iiis B STREET.
w. Odorless excavating. When you
want your eesspools cleaned, phone
4Oa--M. feo2-lyr.
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JAMES STIRLITH & BRO
DEALERS N SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall SITS.

For tale-cledm pipe soil pipe. l.
beams, channels. angles. columns, shaft
ing, pulleys, hangers. boilers stacks On.
eines. lathes- aug1O-iyr.
CANVAS-HEAvY WEIGHT USED
y canvas In large pieces. suitable for
boat deck covering, porch roof and floor
cement automobiles. etc. Tor making
work aprons and other purposes. Low
prices. Can and examine. Atlantic
Manufacturing Co., 1Oi Walnut 81.
iy7-9t.
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HELP WANTED.
sALEsNfEN WANTED

IN RE YOU INTERESTED IN A NEW
and better position? Not mere
|Jon. A position which opens 10
on field FOR development, opportunity
Lr promotion and the hope OF prosperity.
you are man who has confidence In
|our ability II you are looking forward
Z future and would like 10 associate
|oursen with the strongest and most
hliable sales organization IN the coun-
~ whore you are assured not only OF
'ibstantial earnings. hut early advance
lent % better position. then you are
Pc man We are looking for. Sales OK
|frience Is not essential We will train
|Pu quickly and show you new beginners
aking over 500. 5000 and $500 the drst
'eek, In commissions In the market of
|r securities, because it has soiiditv
Iahillty ana all the elements OF safety
.ernanence and maximum OF revenue.
Iou are facing the door OF prosperitv.
Is Tor You TO decide whether vou shall
per 10. Real men-men with the spirit
psosper-men with the courage 10
PANT their feet firmly on tho nafh of
Fogress are needed Are Won one Of
; ese men Call L. r. Steel Service Cor
|rauon, Room 70f, Industrial Trust
dg.. Wilmington. Del, 10 A NJ 10 ~
NJ 10 > 7. NJ, 730 TO $50 p. VI.
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EoR FURNITURE; NO DEAL
ers. sos W. 18th ST. jy0-3t
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M,RRIDEiS TRANSFER
BTSTNTSS COTITCTS

DEACON HAS A NATIONAL REPU-
- tauon as business training school.
and It's graduates are In demand az ali
times for desirable positions New stu
dents admitted every Monday
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
aug23-lyr Tenth a King Streets
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PAPERHANGNG.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REYBOLD,
Phone Sff3-W. 2301 Pine Street
juneo-1m.
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TYPEWRTTERs.

A. SMlTH-TYPEWRITER EX-
81. change Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Delaware distributors OF
II a +. Check Writer'S. > ". seventh
St Phone so'5 or 2f'o. dec2i-lyr.
FlNYPEW RENrED-THREE
Il months, 500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold 500 monthly. rypewrlters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency.
Typewriter Exchange. second floor. y. W.
Cor. seventh and Market SITS aug22-u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
.AQS TO- FACE
SANTA Re TODAY
At bARELAS FIELD
Game Will Be Called at
2:30 Instead of Usual
3 O'clock


The game tween h Aus n
Santa Fe win start at 1850 O'Clock this
afternoon. nj pare,as ucid Instead ar
=, -. 49,, .-
- N"Ne "N,oeN ~ WIS '"'"'c'iS n"-
THIS change has been nee
cssary because there viii be a double.
header ana ,hev van, 40 90, ,hrough
before n gcts dart
A crew ~ mon ha. h.., worLtrg nm
Tho field ainrc he raIn ~, -rhnrsdav
and Inv. n, In rood shana raa So
ernl loads ~ .ond have h.on M, In
the holes wherc Tho u,star rad heen
nnd has hecr well nacLcd
Manager NnndelI ~ the A.. hsa had
the civ asranor a, VOL an Inc
ronndr w
The his gama ,stli IA. niavcd first
and Inc second game VIII he between
the Tiidiiios team made m ~ an
den,s f,nn, tho Seed 1tcar, pare.
chi,I schnol ard ,ha santa 10 tnv
scouta w." ~
The limo nm for the Ao.s has No,
been arranged as vel. nccordinF TO
NandclI INF thero will h. a consid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
U. S. TRACK AND
FIELD STARS WIN
FROM BRITISH
Yale-lIarvard Teams
Outclass Oxford and
Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE Mass. July "a
America added TO her seasons inter-
national victories In the Harvard sta
dium this afternoon when the Yale
Harvard track and field defeated OK
ford and Cambridge s 10 ?.
America went even further In the
International line In bringing back n
record that England has held for
twenty years, whom Ned Gourdin.
Harvard negro star. Jumped rs feet
three inches In thu broad jump.
The marve'ous space clearing OF
the negro athlete shattered the record
% "a feet nat inches made by Pat
rick O'Connor IN England In 1901.
The Yaie-Harvard stars achieved
victory by winning the 100 yard dash.
the halt mile and the two miie runs
the hammer throw, the high jump.
broad jump. shot put and the l20
yard hurdles.
America was conceded all the field
vents in advance but h showing
made In the distance run was a great
surprise. Rather a shock TO the dope
were victories OF the Yale
Campbell and Douglas.
Campbell took the half mile run
from Rudd. captain OF the British
team, and marked up an event on the
american Ate tuat was c~tuAlutftu a
thing for the English.
Equally unexpected vas the victory
OF Douglas y S~cngrovc. the great
distance runner OF England. In the
two mile event. Douglas wasn't even
figured In the dope.
England figured strongly In the
mile event. Siailard and latham. W.
OF the team that broke the worlds
record at the Pen relays In 1919
finished first and second. Dennis
O'Connel former captain OF the Har-
ward team. was figured for second
place but he was accidentally kicked
al the half mile and retired.
Rudd IN winning the other event
for the British ran true to his form
and took the quarter mile with Chap
of Yaie second.
The complete superiority OF the
Americans II shown In the score
gave Yaie-Harvard eight nrrts
to two for the Oxfords combination.
five seconds TO their five.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
FIRST ROUND IN
DIRECTORS CUP
GOLF PLAY TODAY
Players Are to Meet at
Country Club at
1890

The preliminary round In the coll
tournament for the directors Gun will
oe played at h country club today,
~ VIII be a handicap tournament. In
which d rating OF each man h 10 be
determined By n record which has
OF time.
The winner OF the cup will keen Il
permanently. instead OF having 10 win
u several times In succession a. In
most OF the other tournaments All
me players are requested to be on
hand on time so that the inlay can
be started at 1880 o'clock harp.
Drawings were held last nigh and
the men paired off. The following
u the way In which they will play.
Q II. y. McCanna, handicap 50
against Grover Divine. rs.
Pred white. %, against A. @.
Amms. 50.
a. Bruce. IS, against W. II. Kele-
her. %.
". q. Allen, %. against Leo Muir
ply. Ss.
A Gloml, ~. ssalns, II. kelcaer.
y cocrs. so, agains, Roy MELON
Ross Merritt, o against cu.pepper.
Downer. -, against J. NJ. Mecanna.
Arthur Prayer. SIS, against Roy Nc
Joe swillum. IS. against T.. q. Cor.
nirh. Jr.. so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
Rulo, Indian
Once Wanted Here,
Escapes Prison Term

Luis Rulo, Indian. who was wanted
by b Albuquerque sheriff several
weeks age on n bad check charge.
seems to be carrying a rabbit foot.
News reached this city today that he
had beer let off In santa Re with n
suspended sentence after pleading
guilty TO passing a forged check on
the First National bank there.
The case was tried before district
Judge Holloman In santa Fe. Rulo
was sentenced 10 serve two to three
years In the -penitenuary. Upon re-
communication 81 Paul \. = Walter.
name had been signed to the
check superintendent DE Hun Of the
T.. $ Indian school at Santa Re. and
4 NJ Edwards assistant district at
torney. who tried the case. the sem
tcnce was suspended.
Last week Clement r Vigil. an Of
fetal Or the indian school here. ask
nd the sheriff to drop charges against
Rulo. who Is alleged to have signed
his name TO a check here some time
ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
List of Entries and Prizes
InBoys' Bicycle Races to Be Held
At University Track August S

a large number OF boys have
signed up for the Y. NJ. G. a. bicycle
races which are 10 be held at the
University track on August 6. II ia
still hoped Ia get more boyr TO en-
ter. as the races which have the best
prizes are the ones with the fcwest
entrants.
Thofe viii be eight contestants in
b meet. and each one In limited
to boys OF certain ages. There will
be. however, races for boys Of every
age.
Prizes have been offered by various
bicycle dealers Of the city. and hy
national manufacturing concerns. one
prize will be awarded for each OF the
first three places In each race. IN
The novelty race and the stunt rid
Ing contest, there VIII only be one
prize.
The entrants In the races 10 date
are.
Half mlle-Frank Stortz. Monby
Wolf, AFRO Crockett. David Herriott.
Raymond Stamm. Donald Herriott.
Clifton Howell John Dplzadem.
one mlle-frank stortz. David
Herriott. Donald Herriott.
One and a half milcs-Ollie Firing.
Cuy'cr Ferguson. Otto skinner.
One hundred yard. one-legged ~
Ollie Firing Garland Morris. otto
Skinner.
Novelty racc-Olie Firing, Cuyler
Ferguson. chariea pearee. Guy DOG
Ter.
stunt ride-Al Don. Arc Crockett.
Henry Helm.
Two hundred and twenty yards
Garland Morris. Mcrle snyder Mosby
Wolf. Guy Dozier.
Quarter mile-Frank stortz. Ed
ward RDlpe. David Herfiett, Ray
msnd stamm Donald Herriott. Clif-
ton Howell, John polzsdeili Al Don.
The prizes which are offered In
the races are
q Half mile. boys g. 10. i5.-First
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prize, pair OF Federal tires. donated
by the Federal Rubber
second prize. pair Of Torrinrion
pedals, by the T%orrington company.
Third prize, a of bicycle oil. by The
Exchange.
One mile bows ~ to is-First
prize. f20 gold watch. by Eclipse Ma
chlnr company, Second prize. tool
III, by The Exchange. Third priza.
tube Of Neyerlrak, by Albuuuorduo
Novelty Works.
one and u half miles. boys "A to
lt-ftrst prize. s20 gold watch. by
New Departure Bicycle companv
Second prize, Diamond bicycle chain.
by Diamond Chain MANUFACTURING
company. Third prize. pair al mud
guard spiasherr, by The Exchange.
One hundred yards. one legged.
boys l3 10 15-First prize. pair of
handlcbars. by Chicago Handlebar
company. Second prize. pair OF run.
her grips, by The Exchange. Third
prize pair OF mudguard splaShors.
The Exchange.
one hundred yard novelty race.
ride 100 yards set bicycle an on
hand. chars and seat, run 20 yarda
and back 10 bicycle. and ride hack To
finish. open 20 Winner gets any
pair " tires in stock al Albuqucraue
Nnycliy Works.
Stunt ride. boys 10 to i5-Winnor
gets large bicycle saddle, donated hy
Harry T Johnson.
Two hundred ana twenty yard boys
10 to ig-F1rst prize. Persona rae
ing saddle by Persons Mauaufartur-
ing company. Second prize. tool XII.
by The Exchange Third prize. can
q bicycle oil. by Albuquerque Novelty
Work..
Quarter mile, boys - TO I5-Ffrrt
prize. pair u hand harH. by Broad
Bicycle company Second prize. tool
hit. by The Exchange. Third prize.
tube OF Neverleak. by Albuquerque
Sayrlty Works
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
GRAYS TO PLAY
ROSWELL FOR THE
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Three Game Series Will
Start Here on
Friday

A three game series will be played
between the Grays and the Roswell
team for the baseball championship
OF New Mexico In Albuquerque on
next Friday. Saturday. and Sunday
Roswell Is the u~ndisputed cham
pion Of the southern part OF the
state. They nave played and won
from every team In that section, and
have also defeated several Texas
teams or so games played this sea-
son., they have won 30.
The Grays have an equally good
record. as they have only lost four
games this season. They have won
from every team they have played.
and claim to be the best team In the
north part OF the state.
The Roswell team Is largely made
up of professional players. ana the
team has been playing three games
a week this season. In Roswell the
business houses are closed three aft
ernoons OF the week, and Il Is easy
to get crowds out for the games.
The OF the southern team
II Oberiin. who has pitched league
for 20 years. He was In the ma
jor league for seven years, and was
with the Washington team FOR Soy
}. Tierncy, 80, against W. Dlsque.
Or. Van Alta. So. against Naranjo.
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YOUNG CENTRAIs no PLAY.

The Young centrals will play the
Saw Min team sunday morning At
10 o'clock at the Central grounds
The Ccntrals are challenging any
team Of their size. Teams wanting
games are asked to see Mr., sanchez.
7O3 North Kclchor avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
KELLY GETS HIS
18TH HOMER IN
DOUBLE VICTORY
New York Trims Cincin-
matt 8 to 7 and

NEW YORK. suly es.~-Stv York
took both ends OF = double header
from cl1einnsu here ,his afternoon
~ scores Of 4 10 : and Q 20 O.. George
keIify's Fifteenth homer saws tbs
4iants victory ~ the first game ana
tuuninrhau1- homer In the second
Eainc accounted for three runs. The
con nense was called at the end
81 he Afth innink 70 permit tbs
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Troop A Baseball
Team VII. Play
At Estancis Today

The ba~nessall iesm u Troop a. sTa-
flonai guard. will play Estapcia to-
morrow on the E.ntKngin grounds.
The mcmbeRS % fhei foam, accom-
panled by several other members ~
the troop. will leave here al 3
o'clock ibis morning BY automobile
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summary Two base hits, Speaker.
Sothoron Three base hits, Johnston.
Sacrifice hits, Speaker. Bases on
balls, off Hoyt ,. off Sothoron 1.
Struck out. by Hoyt 1. BY sothoron
T. Double plays, Meusel to Hoffman.
Ward TO Pipp. Empires. Owens and
Evans
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ST. LOUIS. MO. July 23-Thc
Browns defeated the BOstan Rpd SoN
IN ten innings today. The score
was 8 to Z George Sislcr was put
out II the game In the nfth inning
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eral years. Tie Is "a real ban player.
and win probably max the Gruys
work for every run they get.
Behind the bat they have CHIEF
Erwin. who played with the GrayA
last ear. Albuquerque fans rcmcn-
Der him AZ a good player.
Dan Padilla is not ready to an
nounc" his battery as yet. but says
that his lineup Will be practically the
same as u has been with the Keep.
non OF the pitcher. He will not
have any outside players ON the
team. unless ~ pitcher is imported.
The games IN Friday n Satur.
day will be called at 4 o'clock. 40
that business men Of the city VIII
have a. chance to turn out Roswell
h. being brought here at a great eN-
pcnsc ana Pndilln hopes there viii
be a big turnout FOR the .hrcc
games.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24

Batted Tor sherdeH IN 5th.
st. Louis goo 00o 100 I
Brooklyn .0l3 023 51s-if
Summary: Two base hits Diihocfer.
Three bass hits. griffith. Olson. Stock
and kildun. Home run Wheat. Sac
riflce flies. kilduff. Stolen bases
Nelss. Bases IN balls Of North 1.
Haines !. Wild pitches Bailey. I'm
pires. oulglsy and Brennan.
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summary: rwo-hasr hits. Carey.
hpicn haeet Msrantiiic. Sacrifice
bits holke. Marsnvllie. Watson
Double plays, Barbara TO Ford 10
z. Watson u. Struck out hy Cooper
y. Watson T. umplrcs Moran and
RiElcr.
Second sme
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Summary Two-base hits. KIM.
L~eDorseau. Sacrifice hits. Alexan-
der, Deal, Grimes. Stolen bases.
Deal. Happ. Double. plays. Parkin-
son TO Koenetchy. Bases on balls.
Off Alexander :. Struck out. by
Aeadows 4, Alexander 2. Left on
bases. Philadelphia 9. Chicago Z. Um-
piren, Mccormick and Hart.
E~7tssburw =, q; Boston 2. 3.
BOSTON. 5uly 25.-More thBh a.
o fans saw the Pirates and Braves
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Summary Three base hits Dugan.
Faik; two bas hits galloway. Sacrifice
hits Welsh, Shelly. Struck out by
Iasty 2. Bases on balls Hasty 1,
Kerr .. Double plays. johnson to
Collins to shelly. Empires Moriarty
and pincn.
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CHICAGO. July 2@.-The Athletics
downcd the Chicago White Sox hy a
score OF 3 TO I here today. Kerr pitch
ed "A good game but his team mates
were weak on the offcnso. The score:
philadelphia Al. II. IA. pO. A T.
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chsaEo 9, philadelphia 2.

PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-Aiex-
ander the great won his tenth game
OF the season here this afternoon
when the Cubs trounccd the Phil
Jies. s to 2. In eleven innings. The
Cubs scored four runs In the
eleventh. The score:
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summary: Threc-hane hfts. Boeck.
e. Home run. Powell. sacnnc,
nv. schmidt. Bases on ball. OH
carlson 2. Struck out, by scott ?,
~ carlson ]. Umpircs. Rigler and
Moran. -
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summary; stolen bases, Harris Two
base hits Milan, Ehmkc. Miller.
Three base hits. shorten. Milan.
Homo runs, Sargent. Bases on halis.
Mogridge I. struck out Ehmkc 4.
Mogridgo 3. Umpircs. Connolly and
Chile.
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UNCLE SAN DEFEATING
BRITISH IN ATHLETICS

Uncle Sam hnd Johnny Bun have
icaliy.
Also samuel has had a couple
skirmishes with friend France.
And they're stiil Mt Il.
The battle line was formed abroad
cary this spring with the Americans
as visiting invaders,
SO far the score is In favor OF Uncle
sam.
The AmcricEu polo team beat the
Britons two straight and cop
ped the International cup.
Jock Hutchjson bnmbOozlcd them
u OF their 1,tionaf open goh mug.
Dil Tildent successfully defended
his world tennis title on the Wlmble-
don coups.
Alex Stirling failed in her attempt
TO wrest the woman's English golf
title. She couldn't keep pace with
their powerful and wonderful Miss
Cecil Leitch.
Bobby Jones' Chick Evans and
Francis Ouimet fell down m~isorahly
In thvir attempt to win the amateur
eolt CUP hongfs going ato E~ngland's
Wine Huntcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24
.SOTHOROM ALLOWS
NEW YORK AMERICANS
ONLY THREE HITS
Cleveland Retains Grip
on First Place; Browns
Whip Boston

CLEVELAND. July 20. - The
Cleveland Indians shut out the New
York Yanks this afternoon : 10 o
anti retained thelt hold on first place.
sothoron allowed tho Yank hut
three CATERED hit. Score;
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IN q Double Header; Cleveland is Victor as Yankees Drop a Game

-rjft = doulic-hesdsf here todoy. The
1fr1 NNcnt 10 Pittsburgh. with Cooper
in b hos. J 10 = Second 10 iius
ton. = 20 f4rr. rams.
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DETROIT. July 2s.-Detroit won
US third consecutive game from
Washington this afternoon by a score
OF 8 70 ? Score:
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"Nnfte1 Tor Nehf n cIYhth-
Cincinnati . .0fo 0 11f-7
New York 200 ell eIs-e
summary. Twos baae hits. Kelly,
Nehf. Bancroft. Crane, walker. Three
base hits, bancroft. Hargrave and
uauhrrt- Home runs. Kelley. Kopf.
Stolen basos. Frisch and Duncan.
S~truckoue BY Mareuard one. Donahue
two. Bssc on balls. off Nehf >:
Tonef : Umpires. KLEIN aud Emile.
Second game.
Cincinnati geo Go I
New York .01G 1o--e 0
Batteries Coumbc. Gcary and Har-
grave: Barnes and smith.
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}. Tierncy. 30, against W. Dlsquc.
Or. Van Alta. Sc. against Naranjo.
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NEW YORK. July 2s.---Brooklyn
pounded live -. Louie pitchers for
rs hits n won easily here this AZ
score.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-29

Draperies
SilkaIinc, u patterns, desirable
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values. Special for Limit Day. a
ward. ..... .1Sc
(Limit of yards to a customer)
Curtain Nets, white, cream
and ecru-
Nets in 10 patterns, regular
S5c value, a yard. ...-...3 $50
Nets in patterns. regular
s1.OO value, a yard. soc
Nets in 3 patterns, regular
$1.45 value, a yard. ...-. $4.OO
Nets in patterns, regular
$500 value, a yard. ...-. $4.%O
(Limit of yards to a eustomer)
Draperies-4th Floor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-29
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Hosiery
Womcn's All Silk Lace Hose, fine
quality, full fashioned: lace striped
and all over lace patterns; black
and brown Regular $3.50 values,
Limit Day, GO 0E
pair .. -...--............. UOs OO
(LImit of 1 pair to n custOmcr)
Infants Pure SILK Hose, fine
ribbed. sizes Az to So; white
only. Regularly S5c a pair, TO-
Limit Day. a pair. ..-.-. OOO
(Limit of > pairs to n custOmer)
WOmen-s Cotton Hose. Wayne
Knit" make; black and cOrdOvan:
slight irregulars of soc quail O.
ity; Limit Day, a pair ...... ~
(Limit of 4 pairs to a custOmer)
Hosiery-Aiain Floor