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DEMPSEY'S ANSWERS
With your pencil mako . dot

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 Africa or not /!4.; and then give . wrong answer to thts questi ons 'HoS many. days are there in the ~eekfs ..f.. Hr1ts any letter except 'gs just after ths oosna..t and thep yrite no if 3 tines 5 arc 10 o.I2f. .NoTT, If Tue sday cones after Monday, make tvo crosses hero. x.X.; but if not, mike circle here .& or e1 SC a square here. Be are to make three crosses between, the Be two names of boys: George \ E x Henry. Notice the SC two numbers; ., 6. If iron is heavier than uater, write tho larger number hereS. but if iron Is light or write the ual1er num- bcr here Show by cross when tbs,ni ghts are lQpker: in nmcrf .& in vfnter9.K. Give the oorrec ahsver to this ,ahdstt on: "Docs water run up htll7., p. and repeat your answer here. .kv. Do nothing here (b+ 7.......) unless you skipped tho prec eding Nestd on; but write tho first letter of your first nms aud tho last letter of your laHt sme at tho and of this line: QV rocdworth wsl1s fest Elapsed ttns e Sl'
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ANNlSTON INDEPENDENTS ,
 BEAT JACKSONVILLE NINE

Anniston, June Special. )--The Independents of this city defeated the Jacksonville team on the iocal field Thursday afternoon by Il to 2 score, the game being a surprise in more ways than one. The local team was badly defeated by the Jackson vile aggregation several days ago. and the local fans expected a better showing on the part of the visitors than they gave.
 Whelchel occupied the mound for the locals and kept the slug1ers from the north guessing as to his delivery throughout the contest. Angel pitched for Jacksonville, and was batted freely by the home players at all stages in the game.
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ALBERTvlLLE BEARCATS
 BEAT GADSDEN OUTFIT

Gadsdcn, June 24.-(Special.) The Albertvillc Bearcats came down from Albcrtville yesterday and adr inis- tered a good beating to the Gadsden Independents by score of to l.. Up to the seventh inning neither side scored. but in the half of the seventh Gadsden made one score and in the eighth Albcrtville made three. Here the run getting ceased and the game was won as far as Albor.yiile was concerned
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The Fri Cities team established a new record in the game with Albany De- catur this afternoon along the line of errors. The official scorer cha lked up twelve errors against the Tri- Cities. while the twins played error less ball. Albany won the game 10 to 3.
 Score R. H. E. Albany ....... 15o c0s 000--10 II 0 Sheffield .. o63 900 OOOy- 3 13
 Mosiey and Johnson Leroy. Cur tIs, and Nathan
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animals. The victory over Rus seliville this afternoon sent the Mules into third place. The Miners have won one out of the last seven games played with the Mules.
 Score: R. H. Is. Columbia ..n..,........7 Il 1 Russeilville .............o 2
 Batteries: Hibbett and Smith; Mott and Wilson.
 SHEFFIELD SETS NEW RECORD.
 Sheffield. June 24-(Special)-
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BOXERS TAKE DAY OFF AND X
AIa.-Tenn. League
CoLUMbIA TAKES srCoND

Russellvilie, June 24-(Special.)- The Columbia Mules took the second game of the series here today by a shutout score of : to o. Hibbett, on the mound for the Mules, pitched a great game of ball, allowing but four safe binsles. while Mott yielded II. enough to tally ! of the iong-eared
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Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdny's Results Atlanta 9. Nashville 5. Mobile IA, Little Rock l. Memphis 6. Chattanooga 3.
 TOdny's Games Nashville at Atlanta. Little Rock at Mobile. Memphis at Chattanooga Birmingham at New Orleans.
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SUMMARY

Two base Hits-Stow, Rariden, Wingo. Double Plays-kauffman to Stow to Kaufman, smith to Stow to Kaufman. Innings Pitched-By .Bedgood with 5 hits and 5 runs; Purcell with hits and runs.
 Struck Out--By Payne 1, Markle g. Base on Balls--Off Bedgood 5, Mar kle 1.
 Sacrifice Hits--Pepe. Mayer ?, Purcell, Kaufman, Markle.
 stolen Base-Ciuyon.
 Earned Runs-Nashville 9. Atlanta 7. Left on Base-NashyilIe !, Atlanta D. Winning Pitcher-Markle.
 Time-2:05.
 Umpirea-Pfenninge and Kaliska.
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Braves Beat Robins

Brooklyn. June 24.-Boston defeated
 Brooklyn to today with four-run rally in the eighth when the Braves punched a triple. double and three singles. The Superbas scored four times in the third on five consecutive hits and added two runs In the fifth when Wheat hit homer with Griffith on base. Score
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TOtaIS .,....,.,,Sb EI sBatted for Hubbell in ninth,


 Score by innings:
 New York ............. 520 200 1O1--11 Philadelphia ............ 900 O20 000-- 2 Summary: Two-base hits. Burns. Nehr, Frisch Young, Walker: three base hits, Meusel, Lee; home runs, Snyder ?; stolen bases Frlsch, Bancroft, Burns sacrifices, Kelly. Frisch, Walker, Parkinson double plays. Parkinson to Rawlings to Lee, j.. Miller tunasslstedJ; left on bases. New York g, Philadelphia s base on balls off Nehf g. Keenan 1. Hubbell l hits off Baumgartner in no innings (none out in first), Betts none in 8, off Keenan by Nehf 5. by Hubbell g. wild pitch lieenan: losing ptcheer Baumgartner :
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Tigers Win Easily

Detroit, June 24.-Detroft hit hard in the closing innings today and defeated St. Louis. + to 0, in the deciding game of the series For six Innings the game was . pitchers battle between Davis and Leon ard. but in the seventh the former weak ened. and was driven from the box. Leon ard was invncible throughout. holding the Brow na to three hits. Score: z .
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Giants Beat PhiIlies

Philadelphia, June 24.-New York batted four Philadelphia pitchers for II to victory in the opening game of the series here today. The visitors hit safely in every inning. making five doubles. Snyder made two home runs in his last two times al bat. Score:
 New York AB. R. H, Q, A. E,
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Totals .... 50 3
 sBatted for Bayne in eighth.
900 900 00o- 0 900 900 93s-12

Summary: Two-base hits. Tobin. Lamb: three base hits. Jonss; stolen bases. Sisisr, Heilmann. Sargent; sacrifice. Lamb Leon ard. Sargent; double plays. Davis to Lee to Sisler; Bush to Blue; Bush to Sargent |; bases on balls. off Dayis {. Burweu 1, Leonard 1: hits. off Davis g in Ia tn- well in inning: struck out. 6y Lsonarl (. by Davis 3: losing pitcher. avis; um. ptres. Wilson and Hildebrand; tirne 2;oA
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CLEANER WINS INV BATTLE WITH THE
 VETERAN BAILEY
Former Baron HurIer Gives Up Only Seven Hits and
 Three Runs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Pittsburg f. St, Louis B. Chicago O, Cincinnati 0 (rain). New York II. Philadelphia 2. Boston ', Brooklyn 6.
 Games Today Chicago at Cincinnati.
 Boston at Brooklyn.
 Pittsburg al St. Louis (two games) New York at Philadelphia (two games. St. Louis, June 25.-A wild pitch by Bailey in the tenth inning of today S game allowed Pittsburg to win from St Louis, to g. Bailey, a veteran of the American league, pitched his first game for the Cardinals, having come from the Beaumont club of the Texas league.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Fewster, Pipp, I Ruth, Meussl, Ward. Judge three base hits Shanks; home run, 0 Rourke. stolen
 bases, Fewster; sacrifice, Peckinpaugh, Pipp, Rice: double plays, Harris to O Kourke to Judge leIt bases New York ', Washington g. bases on balls. off Courtney S. Mays 1 hits, off Courtney 15 in innings, Shaw none in l inning; struck
 out, by Courtney 2. Shaw l, Mays 2; losing pitcher Courtney; umpires, owens, Chill and Nallin; time, 1850.
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Summary: Two-bass hit. welch. Hasty. Pratt. McInnis, Ruei; thrse-sass hits. Ruei; stolen base. J. Walker: sacrifice. Dusan, MeInnis: double plays. Pratt te Mclnnis: Witt to Ruel to Pratt: left en base, Philadelphia (. Boston |: bass en balls, off Myers !: hits, off Myers in [ off Karr 1 in ,; ptruck out. by Hasty q. pires. Evans and Connolly; time, l:3k.
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Crackers Nose Out Vols, 3 to 5, Using
 } Boxmen In Effort

Atlanta, June 24--Atlanta won from Nashville, to B. today after Nashville had tied the score in the fifth inning by hitting Payne freely. The base running of Guyon was a feature. Atlanta used three pitchers to stop Nashville's rally.
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MAILS IN GREAT
 FORM AND TRIBE
 DEFEATSTHE SOX
Nunamaker Drives In Three of Indians Four Runs.
 Leonard Pitches Well
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cleveland 4 Chicego 2. Philadelphia $, Boston ,. New York 2, Washington ,. Detroit IF. St. Louis o.
 roday's Games St. Louis at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. Washington at New York. Chicago, June 24.-Timsly hitting oy Leslie Nunzmaker, coupled with Tine pitching by Malls. enabled Cleveland 10 take the final game of the series from Chicago today. 4 to 2. Nunamaker drove in three Of the runs for the worlds cham pions, while Mails permitted Chicago to
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Tanks Beat Senators

New York. June s4.--New York defeated Washington, to 3, today in the first game of the series. New York hit Court ney hard, while Mays hold Washington to six hts O'Rourkes home run with shanks on base gave Washington two
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MackS Cop Opener

Boston, June 24.-Phladelphia took the opening game of the series from Bos- ton, to 5, today. Nasty pitched well in the ptnches and had good support. Ruel was brilliant at bat and behind the plate.
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brnOklyn ............-.. UV4 U2U U0U---b
 Summary: Two-base hits. Olson. Powell, Goway n ,hres hias rord Nicholson base, Boston 5. Brooklyn 6; base on balls, off Oeschger l. Smith 1; hits, off Smith II in innings. off Mitchell 1 in l inning; struck out, by Oeschger l, Smith 2, Mitchell l; umpires Quigley and O'Day; time, 40.
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Occasionally there is a February with no full moon. There are two such cases in the present century. viz, 1915 and 1861
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' IIttsburg .............. UI0 001 010 1---4 St. Louis .............. 030 900 900 0---3
 Summary: Two-base hits. Grimm Hornsby, Carey 2, Bigbee Fournier, Ma run, Clemons; stolen bases Lavan g. Stock; sacrifices, Whitted Carey; double play Bailey to Stock; left on base Pitts burg 7 St. Louis G. bases balls, off Glazner 3, Bailey l; struck out, by Glazner ', Bailey g. wild pitch, Bailey umpires. klem and Brennan: time. 2:1a.
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Summary: Two-bsse hits, seweil, Smith. Mcclellan; three-base hits, Mostil; stolen bases. Hooper 2, Mostil, Jamieson; sacri- fices, Johnston, Wamby; double play. Sewel to Wamby to Johnston: left on bases, Cleveland s, Chicago '. base on balls, off Wilkinson 2. Mails 3; struck out, by wilkinson 5. Mails 4; umpires, Moriarty and Dineen; time, l:34.
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1Otdls oo O
 sBatted for Bailey in tenth. sBatted for Mann In sixth.
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There is such thing ns a man be- ing mentally too slow to seize m op- pOrtuuity3 to finish H fight.

Tomorrw Dr. Brady will tell of cer- tain blows to which both fighters nre vulnerable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-05
Akers, Ramsey
and Wagner

Real Estate. Insurance and Bonds
.os Won wci,c Building. Phone ,9i
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GWiIIo& & Hall
303 Simpson Building
Phone 5S3

IF EVERY man that don't own = u
home would buy enc, quit talking.about
hard times and go 10 work. thl,
world would be better place 10
live In. have the homes 10 sell
and terms that any able bodied man
can pay for II he will work. II
ycu want a home see Yates the
Earth Man and tell him the terms
wanted. $3.50 to $500 cash and small
monthly payments buys home
from Yates the Earth Man. ! trade
FOR anything Of value. 81 600 wor, n
OF clear city property that ! will
trade FOR good land in Is miles OF
Ardmorc. Now Is the time To buy
home. while YOU can buy bar
gains and get them on easy terms
jus, a little cash starts the bah roll
ing Now SIS and up buys good
building lot, / have them In an
parts OF the city. Yates the Earth
Man.
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III Hom es For Sale

bargain In six-rOom modern bricl.
home on paved street. pavement paid
cut, brick garage and servants room
just four blocks from Main street in
southwest. East front, lot G0X131.
Price s6750.OO terms easy.
A large seven room modern bricl:
home on Hargrove street. near First
Ward school, corner lot. price only
$4,000; terms arranged
seven.room two.story modern home
on Fourth avenue southwest: large
Gouble garage with cement driveway
price $500, easy terms.
A large seven.room modern home on
Street northwest shade trees, ga9.
age and driveway; price $1,000.
a corner lot on Bixby and q street,
lOOxl5O, faces south and east; price
$4,000.
One Of the best 75xl50 inside lot
On Bixby. between and p streets,
north front; price $4,000
a dandy 50xl4O foot lot on Third
avenue southwest; price $500.
One OF the best bungalows on
street, southwest: all modern fen
tUres: garage and servants house
lot 55xljO: price $500; easy terms
Five-room modern bungalow on *
street. northwest. $4,000.
four-room cottage, new, on Il
northeast. east front. price $1,000. can
he handled for $500 cash.
We will have completed and ready
for occupancy by tenth OF September
"a five-room modern bungalow be.
tween NJ and y streets on Bixby
avenue; the price will be right ana
farms aaev
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r. G. McKlDDY
How Do These
Look to You

Six rooms modern. g street north
west. beauty built for a home and
Is home; we think the price is
right on this place and the terms
are easy.
Six rooms dandy place, northwest
modern, $500; terms.
Six rooms Il northwest. east front.
new. necessary out buildings. one OF
the best built houses in Ardmore. $1,000
will handle this place. balance on easy
terms.
Five rooms modern. b northwest.
nice shade trees. The price is alright.
at $500.
Five rooms Il northwest. east front.
just the place FOR a small family and
the price is $500 with terms.
Six rooms \ northwest gas. water.
and electricity. east front new $500
will handle this place and the price Is
only $1,000.
Six rooms modern. Bixby northeast.
corner, large lot. garage. driveway.
nicely finished this is In the best
residence district OF city. built.in fea.
lures. Can We not show you this place.
We think II one OF the best buys In
the town. terms easy
Five rooms modern. G southwest.
nearly completed corner lot. this Is
going. to BE- a dandy home and the
price is appealing terms easy.
Six rooms 3rd Ave. :. W. new
built In features. garage and driveway
and all Up TO date convencnccs. Thrs
can be- bought righ, on terms that
are easy.
Six rooms, Bxby. modern with an
built In features that you want and
the price is all right You better not
overlook this Il YOU want real sure
enough home. Price and terms on an.
plication
Six rooms. Mclish. new. never been
occupied plasirred. garage driveway.
large lot, We think 10 good h1y.
terms.
Six rooms modern. iusi Two blocks
from Hotel Ardmore. fronting on Main
and broadway this ,s near business
property and will double In value Tor
business In the near future. and We
consider 10 a fine investment Price
and terms on application.
Seven rooms. two Story. corner lot
In southwest garage. driveway. n,w-
crs one " the bcs, kept homes in
the city W. shall boz glad TO let
YOU have the price and terms on ap.
nlcaiion.
SIX rooms stanley right up TO
date with all cOuVcn,vncrs. all ncccs.
sary ouibuildings and the pr.c, Is
right
SlN rooms West Main furnished |
handsomely. garage, corner lot. wan,
10 sell house. furnished aud its worth .
much more than We ask FOR IT,. Ready
To move into
Five rooms. double garage. chicken
house. large lot. furniture and good
automobile. an goes Tor $500
Good lots all over the city at prices
that will attract YOU.
We write Insurance and make farm
ohns. vii appreciate part of YOUR
business
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w amt a Home?

\ wonderful new upto.datc bun,
galow ON paved street southwest
Hardwood floors. fire place. huilt.in
features. ready for occupancy Price
and terms given on appointment
Very attractive six room bungalow
hardwood floors fire place. French
doors and breakfast room. Corner lot.
Two story garage and servant house.
Very modern and upto-datc. Part
cash will handle
\ beautiful two-story home Every.
thing In first class condition. Sew.
enty-fIve foot corner lot swell 10.
cation southwest. Must be- seen TO b.
appreciated. The price Is in line.
A neat five room bungalow five
blocks from Main street. and two
blocks from school Price s.. $50.
$3.50 cash viii handle Balance like
rent
A neat five room bungalow on car
line Fast front Price furnished $4,000
Small cash payment will handle.
\ new two story home. Large living
room. swell bed rooms. sleeplnK
porch. Four blocks from the post ~.
flee northwest. Price for quick sale
$500
l.OTS-tOANS
We have romr beautiful lots priced
right and can give YOU loan 10
build and homes already built, II Il
II a home. a lot. loan or insurance
that you want get our terms and
HriceS
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TO gentleman only. southeast sleeping
room, private entrance, adjoining
bath IN private home, garage il de.
sired Phone 2225-R. 25-12A
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Real Estate
For Sale BY Owner

Five-room modern bungalow cot
tage, lot 5Oxl+O feet, five blocks
from Main street, good location;
huilt about four years ago One-third
CASH balance easy terms. For infor-
llation, phone 1858. If you want u
bargain call and see me.
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NICE southena, up stairs bed room.
Also garage. Close In. Phone es5i.
Asp.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished light house
keeping rooms. Call at 225 A ST..
southwest. Ain.
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FOR RENT-Nlccly furnished room.
for two gentlemen. single bcis. pri.
vatc entrance, 20 Fifth Ave, =. w.
II
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Miscellaneous

STOLEN-Buff Orpington chickens, 2
pullets, rooster $40 reward for
location of thief and chickens. John
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Homes

Five rooms. modern, southwest.
1850.
Five rooms and breakfast room, on
Bixby avenue, $3.50
Extra fine new. modern plastered
home on Bixby $3.50.
Dandy new eight room modern
home, very fine, on Broadway $4,000.
Fine modern nine room dwelling.
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Real Estate
Fine Lots

II you plan to build home let us
show you our big list Of fine vacant
lots We have seven nice lots only
twelve blocks out at $3.50 to s4OO each.
Four nice east front lots only ten
blocks out 5000 each.
Two nice south front lots Third
avenue, southwest, 81 500 to 81 700
each.
Three beautiful lots on X street,
paving paid out, 81 .25O each
-Four beautiful lots on Bixby avenue
southwest, price ranging from sl,O5O
to $4,000
Now is sood time 10 BUY lot
and build
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Texas. Orders by mail promply
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For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-Bed room. $3.50 per
week, ll5 h St, northwest. 4.3p
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For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-NICE OFFICES NEW
ELLISON BUILDING. 80 NORTH
WASHINGTON ST.. OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE. PHONE 10. I0-2wksP
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TWO light house keeping rooms for
rent. 3l6 G St, northeast Gail 1876.
ADD
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FOR RENT-Nlec @, ol rooms to oou-
pie only, oso u st.. northwcat. s.1
SO