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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-15
Successes EN- LA ISLA.
Informe de la policia.
Distrito de Caguas.


A las z de la maiiana del dia IL de
los corrientes fue encontrado ahorca-
do en- su residencia, cerca del matade-
70 municipal de aquel pueblo, el indi-
viduo Pedro Pefa, de go amos de edad.
Investigado ell case por la policia, re-
sulto que este individuo hacia tempo
venfa padenciendo de una enfermedad
en- las piernas, habiendo intentado an
tes suicidarse, 10 que Sc supone haya
sido Ell motive de su determination.
Distrito de Coamo.
En- la tarde del dia 10 de los CO.
rrientes, en- la calle DR.. We've, de aquel
pueblo, ell indiyiduo Pedro Calderon,
de oficio torcedor, hizo un disparo de
} revolver contra Jacinto Delgado, alias
" Magueno, produciendole una herida
q en- la cara Ell agresor fue arrestado
s. y exigfdale fianza por $1,000.
Distrito de Maunabo.
ta3 Ell dia de los corrientes, el indi-
IL .viduo Vicente Lozada, de 26 amos de
40 edad, de ocupacion jornalero, intent6
dGg suicidarse, tomandose una fuerte do
Dp sis de acido nitrico. Fue asistido
sS sprontamente en- ell Hospital Munich
stsa pal.
Distrito de Mayagiiez.
. A las II de la noche del dia II de
~ los corrientes, en- ell barrio Balboa, de
aquella municipalidad, ell individuo
Carlos Rosado, de 80 amos de edad,
.o, intent6 suicidarse, tomandose tres
~ .pastillas de sublimado corrosive. Fue
i asistido Embellishments. Una causa
u. que tiene pendiente ante una Corte Sc
+ supone haya sido Ell motive de su de-
termination.
---~.- Distrito de San German. a
<>-%@5 Ell dia 10 de los corrientes, las
/ p. M, en- el barrio "Buey-Alto', de
! aquella Jurisdiction, ell individuo Jose
Garcia, de 80 amos de edad, intent6
! suicidarse, disparandose un tiro de
revolver cerca del dido derecho, siendo
\ conducido al Hospital Municipal de
aquel pueblo, donde quedo recluido.
/, Disgustos de familia Sc supone fueron
| ell movil de los hechos.
1 Distrito de Vega Baja..
4 Ell dia de los eorrientes, las 5
D. M, en- la Colonia Boredag de la
\ Central Carmen, los individuos Pedro
/ Santos y Juan Quihones tuviefon un
sA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

post by means OF the shelf brackets
shown in the drawing. Drive mills
through the bottom Of tne feeding
tray into tho post. aud fasten the
brackets to the floor and the post by
means OF screws
The overflow pipe can be extended az
far as necessary to carry the water
Wherever It Is desired.
The water supply pipe may be con-
necied TO a rain barrel put up on the
side OF the house so a pipe leading
from the caves trough eau empty into
il, The end OF the pipe leading froU
the barrel should be plugged, allow,
ing the water TO flow slowly.
II you live In an upper nat your
water supply can come from the re-
frlgerator drain.
Two coats OF white paint, or paint 10
match 20 house or garden fence.
will add greatly to the appearance OF
your feeder.
The feeder being only a little over
six feet from the ground II will not
he difficult to place the food in Il. The
projection Of the tray makes Il i'm
possible for cats 20 get TO il.
Birds like dry bread and cake. any
kind os grain such as sheat and oats.
also corn fakes and osfmettl. In ,he
winter they enjoy picking al the hear
Of cabh ye. carrot ~ piece Of ie;
tVca
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

tum, Till we meet again"
Sure. now it's. I'VE must curtail
our music period today and devote
the extra time to mathematics" !"
mimicked naughty Jack.
I'D like her to know he.w we z:ss
her." said Billy, mouEafully.
"Pshaw. how can We tel her that"
growled Jack.
Say, I've get great idea," cried
Bob, Let's. oh sshaw, there's that old
bell ana We rnust &c In Well H1Cet
me at the old barn after school, and
III tell you about IL"
So after schasA the three enur:s or
'--'.Tfee Chumps," Rs theR classmates
called than. met and Bob unfolded his
plan.
'I"s great" they both cried. But
whers Will we get words"
Write them. OF course, silly" said
Bob, who was known to have a decided
gif: for rhyEnng.
Got a pencil" said Jack. Here's
some paper, producing a rather grub
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

Slowly the work went on. one sug-
gesting another adding till Bob proud
ly read out the finished verse:
Lets sin: 1t once" he said. softly,
for someone might hear US, and it is a
secret you know"
IT'S fine" said Billy. When can we
g:"
Tomorrow IS Saturday. Let's meet
! here ut 3. 1t IS just an hours walk
through the woods. Don't be late
Jack, and don't you forget The 1owers.
Billy."
Blue lss and bright sunshine fav-
ored them, and they started at the ap-
pointed time, dressed in their best. and
Biuy with huge bunch of purple and
white lilac. The walk through the
woods was delightful although chas-
ing rabbits and racing was forbidden
so thai they might arrive in present
able condition. each having the secret
hope that they might be allowed the
happiness Of seeing their believed Miss
Joyce.
Here we are" said Bob, "a they
LETT the woods and saw in front Of
them pretty little cottage the front
veiled with wisteria. On the second
floor a window was wide open, and
they could catch glimpse OF whl,e-
capped nurse.
Now, boys, tune up" said Bob, lay
/ ing an encouraging hand on each boys
shoulder.
The boyish voices rose sweet and
clear in the summer air
They heard a cry, and the nurse
came to the window and smiled down
at them.
Miss joyce says you are to come
up" she said.
/ She met them at the door and led
them into the room, where Miss joyce
lay on sofa.
"Dh, you dear boys" she cried. hold.
Ing OUT both hands. such beautjful
! flowers, and lovely singing. Ny favor
ite song too, but could not quite make
oEt the words"
We wrote them" cried Billy. i'm
pulsiyely.
You did, then surely must hear 1t
igain."
90 ley repeated u and This Nlme the
words were very plain:
| we arc, very sorry thai you're III.
Me and Jackie Smi;E and little Bill
We are trying 10 10 FOOD.
And TO do everything you said we
should
We hope tsst you will come back
vers soon,
The doctor says perhaps by the FIRST
OF June.
SO please be quick and don't get sick.
Till we meet again"
I'm sorry but times up" put in
Nurse.
50 soon, well tina. song is lovely
ard must have copy. Please bring
me one NEXT Saturday. Now SUSse
will take you down 10 have somc cake.
and Jim shal, es-iye you home. AAd
boys, last rord. Er. Gray says l may
lcoms back on tie btst OF June"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
HARDING
GIVES MEMORIAL DAY
MESSAGE TO LEGION
Nations Head Expressed Hope
That Future Bring Less Need
For Further Sacrifices.

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fnrtber nntinnaI saorafioas Tho mas
s,go foIlows
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s,ao In ~ h.half
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s'hhlhSs' nave u'S,i ''u VI. i,s -
tho 'N,'ou '""'u h''' - -.
"pprecH't'""' ~ 49,,
seher"H"h' l'V',' LoA'''7e Iii
Argohhc' our Nuiorous sons - nN,' W.
deserved tile h'shess ','s'0 ''.'' = Us
uon' loi''''eu' ucle'''vu, w., -, - ,no
z .tstl 81 20. W
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

tempting to round up the Indian cat
tie thieves. Following the killing the
rest of the band took to tho noun
taiHs shouting that they would return
with reinforCements. Posses at once
were organized at Monticello and
Blauding. It was discovered that the
Redmen had cut the wires between
Red Bluff and Blanding.
United States Marshal Nebeker of
Salt Lake has been appealed to for
help. He at once referred the matter
TO the governors office. The COVER
nors Secretary, Lamar Nelson. advfs-
ed the adJutant general to have troops
in readiness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

strips. faseulug them with finishing
nails On one side OF one OF the
frames nail one half-inch box lumber
uiaains he feeding tray. The other
frame IS TO hold the bath pan. Cut
the latter 10 the pattern shown in the
drawing. Bend on The dotted lines,
making a square pan with x inch
strip projecting 10 rest on the frame.
The corners are TO be- soldored. Also
solder in position a pipe for the over
flow. letting It project about oue-half
inch from the bottom OF the pan.
II the pipe was made even with the
bottom. the water would all run out.
Fasten the frames to the small posts.
and the perches to the frame support
ing the bath pan.
Fasten the feeder and bath to the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

In 1915 an uprising occurred among
the same tribe near Bluff, Utah. The
Indians were separated in two bands
of 250 braves. They erected a strong
fort at Comb Wash, Utah. General
Hugh Scott, veteran of former In
dian wars, went to the scene So
great was the respect of the Indians
for this soldier that they agreed to an
armistice and returned to the Colorado
reservation. Many of the renegades
now being sought have never acknow-
ledged the sovereignty of United
States They stay hidden in box can
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
" ORD REDUCTION

!. behe-ui aad curtail 4 sLriii cry
AuG IND measure OF land.
:. Behead and curtail appearance
sfd find a girls name.
}. Behesd and curtail courteous
and ind work.
4 Behead ard curtail hesitation
and find an animal.
8. Behead and curtail q public
place and ind a gardeners Implement.
6. Behead ana curtail a stripe and
ind 10 rip.
Z. Behead and curtail to extend
aud find a fruit.
ACROSTIC
hy FIRST is the fields where the grass
grows bright
Nv second a fairy or impish sprite.
My third a deaasr who sells US goods.
My fourth a creature who lives in
woods.
Ny Guh a bird that in May time sings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
j, FROM THE PEOPLE
LOCAL INSPECTION WORK.
Portland. ore, MAY 2c 1921.

Portland. ore, May % 1921.
Editor East Oregonian;
The enclosed clipping was mailed to
this ofnce 10y one OF the dmrymeh
who Is furnishing milk to the city of
Pendleton, accompanied by TINS re-
mark: so you will see the knocking
the dalrymen here have to stand
from papers which ought to be boost
ers."
While in a way this editorial might
be considered as criticism directly
against this office. however ! do not
look upon it as such, but | do think
lthun an explanation to you OF the
work done 10y our deputies while III
Pendleton and vicinity would be OF in
terest to you.
Our deputies were in Pendleton and
vicinity for some three weeks for two
weeks we had three deputies there,
two of these deputies, which are
thoroughly experienced and trained
men. were doing sanitary inspection
work most of the time, the third
deputy, Mr.. Leach. formerly a resi-
dent Of Pendletun, practically spent
his entire time in inspecting the dai'
ries which supply milk to the city OF
Pendlcton, and his report to me II
person was,-that he found the dai'
rymen not only willing but anxious tI
comply with the necessary regulations
and that he felt the milk supply fol
the city of Pendleton would he muci
improved. OF course you appreciate
that the matter Of the tuherculin tes
for dairy cows is haudled entirely b,
DIR. Lytle. State Veterinarian and hi
report to me is that the cows in th'
vicinity of Pendleton have mostly al
been tested. OF course, If the people
of the city OF Pendleton wish thei
milk supply to be 100 per cent pur'
so far as tuberculosis is concerned
about the only way in which the
can reach this is by passing a city or
idinance regulating same.
| am also pleased to enclose TO yo'
a detailed statement covering III
work of our deputies while in Pen
dleton and vicinity.
Very truly yours.
C. l.. HAWLLEY,
Dairy and Food Commissioned
Inspections.
Diaries ..,....... ...,...,...,.,...' 4
Restaurants .,................ b
Bakeries .,..,....,....... ....'.'..'. e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
PUZZLE CORNER

Ny sixth Is formed when the NORTH
&r5.d SGzgE,
ay seventh a country N northiand's
cold.
NJ eighth suit trimmed with brals
OF sold.
My ninth We take 70 allay n t1irst.
My tenth in the Engi.sh language /:
first
Ally eleventh aairms-now you'll surely
guess
-he name Of the day my whole vii
express,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

k7 looking scrap. How fire away"
Well. we want to tell her we're
sorry she's been sick, so here's the
first line. We are EoTry that yours
III"
Won't a. In" said JssS Of the mu-
steal ear. humming the air. You
must say very sorry"
well. We are very sorry you are
IL"
"And you hae 10 tsks 50 mSsy pills. A."
added BID"
"shus UP. Billy. OF we'll leave yon
out Of this.- warned Bob.
"All right. was only Joking"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
N ANM

yons from which they rustic cattle.
Marshal Nebeker said the entire band
should be arrested at whatever cost
in order to prevent all future trouble.
- ~ - ~
The United States department OF
Agriculture is equipping steamship
to use as practical laboratory in
which to study the shipping of citrous
fruits and apples from the Pacific
coast to eastern markets by way Of the
Panama canal. Cargo space will be di-
vided into compartments having vari-
GUS conditions of temperature humid
ity and ventilation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
AUTHORITIES EXPECT AN
OUTBREAK Of INDIANS INDIANS

SALT LAKE CITY. May s0.-Gr.
P1-Another outbreak OF the IT- a.
dians Of Utah and Colorado is expect
ed by authorities. The situation arose
today when AN Indian was killed in
San Juan county while County Attor-
ney Keller and Sheriff HYDE were at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

said Billy.
"Well. the nurse told Mother II ev-
eryth.ng went all right, the doctor said
she might be back in June"
Gee, I hope she does. School doa't
seem the same without her"
Hardly any singing. and you know
what lots We used 10 nave"
Remember her favolite. Tum IT,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
IT'LL WE MEET AGAIN"

~ EE Bob, / Wish Miss Joyce was
Z back"
so do / Jack. that new teach
er is a terror"
Same here" chimed in Billy. Have
you heard how Miss Joyce is?'
Mother went TO see her yesterday.
and she is going on fine"
wonder II she'll be back this term. 3"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
ANSWERS

WORD REDUCTION PUZZLE
/. Scredm-Acre. .. Ndnner-AHne
3. PoHie-ToiL 4. Dcmur-Emu. 5. Mar
ket-Rdke. 6. Streak.Tedr. z. Spread
Pear.
ACROSTIC - MEMORIAL DAY
Meadoirs. Ef. Merchant, otter, Robix,
Ice, Alaska. Lircry, Drink. A, Yes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

COnieCllNildllNo . '''
Total ..,.'''.'''.
Notices requesting Improvements
in sanitary conditions, condem-
nations. seizures, etc. ..,..'..''4~u
sediment tests made, Pendleton
nrincipally ....,,..,.''. a'
Cows tuberculine tested, fees paid
nv owners .....,,,.-..'. ."
New Equipment Being Installed
! New Milk Pals .,.,......'.'.'' !,
| New Milk Strainers .,.,','''''.''
] New Cow Barns ..,.,,,.'''''.' !
New Cement Floors In Cow Barns
| New MILK Cooleds ...,,.,'...'''' .
| Cow Barns Wnltewashed ...'..' b
Slaughter houses repaired, white
washed and hogs removed to
proper distance ...,,'''.''' v
New Drains in Cow Barns .,.''' :
Rnt-proof flour rooms ...-,.'''
Screened smoked meat cases, ....'. "
New hide rooms ,,...,,....'.'.'.'
Screen porch and lard room ..''' !
CondcmnnIions
Moldy berry boxes ................ l,ZoV
MoIdy Berry Crates ........... 500
Meat. spoiled and rancid, lbs. 5os
Cream. sour and fermented. lbs. SIS
Slaughter houses, inssnitary and
unfit for use ..............
Cow bafns, poor construction
and insanitary ...........,.
Dairy closed. equipment con-
demned, condition 'insanitarN'
COW was diseased .,,........
MIX house. insanitary and con-
demned ....,........... d
Dairy closed until put in SAM
tary condition ............
Restaurants closed until law
complied with as to sanitary
conditions ..........'...... .......s.
Butter box condemned and gro
Ger fined ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
; Slaughter houses closed until
law complied with as to sani-
= tary requirements ...........
, Cesspools condemned, fines inn
posed ................
: Easements ordered cleaned be-
cause of stagnant water stand
/ ing in same .....,.,..........
p Cows ordered killed because of
n b.. order given through
veterinarian . ......,..,.....
Seizures.
$500 cans of blackberries ordered r'
. processed
! 500 lbs OF lard, 5s and los, not prc
I perly labeled.
8 6S lbs. of butter returned to owne
D not properly labeled,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
LEST WE FORGET

F n al the year one day is set
III Lest weforget. lest we forget -
| i One day that we with thankful hca:t
- May honor them who did their part
T:sl this our Country micht Withstand
The blows that fell from en- my :and.
With flags le, heroc, gray:s be SET
Lest We forget. lest we forget.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

LJys and one way TO attract them Is
10 pu: out food and water that they
may obtain it easily.
The feeder shown in the drawing
was made from a post anl spindles
from an old porcn. Turned pieces are
not necessary. however, as straight
pieces will answer the purpose just as
well.
The post should be sawed off square
on one end and put in lie ground
about 30 inches, taking care to get 1t
Flumb,-that is. straight up and
down.
Next make two frames or Pinch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

UST boys like to visit at their
gfandmother's because they
get so many good things TO
eat. Birds are much like
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30

MSTEUcToE DEPT Or ARUB SCHOOLS oRpeTNeir
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-26
LITTLE
BENNYS
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape

pop was smoaking and thinking after
suppir and I scd, Hay Pop?
Who me? sed pop. Meening wat. and
sed, Do you wunt to know everything
/ did today?
Your slightest movement intrists me
s,rongcly, on with the tale, scd pop.
Mcenine IL I told him he would lissen
Wich started to tell him, saying, Well
ir the ferst place | rot IN exter crly on
account of thinking It was s o'clock al
rnddy and il wasent Z yet, and ] thawt
Of going back to bed agen and then |
thawt o watts the use, and dident
That's wat call starting the day
rite. the fighting spirit, sed pop.
Yes sir, and then I went about 3 ex-
,ands for ma before skool and she didcnt
riyc me enything for going and ] dident
ask her for enything, ] dident even tx
pect cnything, | sed.
Good, fine, IL there's cnything wunt
10 keep out Of the family its n mercen-
sry spirit. scd pop, and ! sed. Yes sir.
and then went to skool and was so
erly was the ferst one in line wen
We martchcd in and the teechcr was
serprizcd and sed I was doing very well.
Better and more Of it, will these won
dcrs never Geese? sed pop, and ] scd
No sir, and this aftirnoon went . more
crrands for ma without complaining.
snd then saw smears on your shaving
mirror. SO ] polished Il.
I'm glad TO heer 1t. certcny needed
It. scd pop. md I sed. Yes sir. G. you
swt Of saw it. pop, II looked CRATE,
It was too bad it had TO go and drop
rite out Of my hands.
Wat. sed pop. did it brake?
We'll. tho glass part of il did. 7 sed
You blithering little hycna. scd pop
And he gave me . fcarse cracks some
place with his slipper. not being very
injoyahlc but being less thnn Expected.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Virginia League.

Virginia League.
Newport News z; Suffolk /.
Richmond 4; Norfolk 2.
Portsmouth 6; Wilson /.
Rocky Mount 8; Tarboro /.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
SPORTS
BEAT HIS WIFE UNMERCIFULLY

A negro named Douglas Battle
who lives in the country near this
city beat his wife unmercifully with
wrench and his fist and left her to
die in tobacco barn on the farm of
his father day or two ago.
She stayed in the barn all day and
one night and when found next
morning was nearly dead. He is now
out on bail, and his trial is set be-
fore Judge w. R. Wood next Thurs
day.
The woman was in town staying
few days with relatives when
Battle came for her. He took her
away from town under a pretext that
he wanted her to help him with the
crop. 1t is said that she has been
upbraiding him for his attentions to
other women, and this was the cause
of the assault.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
DEMOCRATIC CAMP
is GETTING BUSY
MEETING OF THE
Continued from page One }

Confined from page One.)
Wilson. The Democrats are already
beginning say that the treaty
with Germany is not being arrived at
very openly and that when the treaty
is finally submitted they will not
swallow it without the crossing of a
'.t'' or the dotting of an 81. Instead
they viii endeavOr to attach the Yer
sailles pact with the league of ma
tions covenant and when that is voted
down they will offer the Versailles
treaty with the Lodge reservations
and cali for a vote in an effort to
place the Republicans on record as
having reversed themselves on for
eign policy. The Democrats control
more than one third of the Senate
and can block ratification of any
treaty. They are saying that the Sen
ate isn't being consulted in advance
of the agreements being made with
foreign powers and that as a conse-
quence amendments and reservations
will be in order when the treaty is
finally submitted for ratification.
The Democrats are quiet now but
they are planning to play a more
aggressive part as an opposition par
ty just as son as the Republicans
have passed tax, or tariff legislation.
Politics which has been adjourned
for several months wild soon be re-
convened.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
RECORD VIRGINIA LEAGUE BATTERs.
Ry ]. Kelly Perry


with Wednesday the Rchond Colts
winning played Rocky
Wilson
News
made showing by winning only
Records show the clubs
a during the remainder of the
Leading
point of $50 last
IL
with "a in
basehi with 20
oufeer the leadership home
credit
In
Richmond Whtraft
e
Bangs In BaeStea
who ahead
steal
in wit
the
hitting UP that
which he had
stopped by
in check
contiguous
dozen
Ffnnegan Hangs p dof zen
Richmond Colts
Tarboo 11S
straight Roanoke
at
remarkable Pit
credit the
with Will
twelfth
hitting $50
cludo parnp niv Wadna AnpuS
The daily times., 1921-08-06
WILSON LOST YESTERDAY.

Portsmouth, Va, Aug. with
McGloughlin going in excellent style,
and Bennett proving vulnerable in
the second and fifth, Portsmouth
handily annexed the second game of
the. series this afternoon by the score
of to 2.
Manager Viox led in the batting
with two doubles and single in four
chances. Martin secured a double and
single and McQuinn two singles in
four chances each.
The daily times., 1921-08-06
MAYORS COURT.
Tobe Barnes drunk and 4

Tobe Barnes drunk and disorderly
$14.25.
Frank Hooker, drunk and disor-
derly 1925
Frank, was also fined $1425 for
resisting an officer. He appealed and
his bond was fixed at $4,000 for his
appearsece at .courA
E. A. Brown was sent to the roads
for six months for giving Mr.. w. B.
Young two checks for $500 each
when he did not have any money in
the bank. The>mayor il, passing SEN
tence said the practise of giving bad
checks was becoming too frequent
and that he was determined to break
up the practice.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

666 has more limitations than any
other Fever Tonic on the market, but
no one wants limitations.
The daily times., 1921-08-06

summary: Three base hits, J..
Davis. Two base hits, Fulghum and
Nutan. Stolen bases Nadal, Beland
sacrifice hits, Woodard. Base on balls
on J. Davis / off Davis 1.
j. Davis for Wilson featured with
alright pitching and timely hitting.