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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
CHURCH BALL
FINALS SET

The first contest OF the finals in
the Church baseball league will be
played "Wednesday evening on Denny
field when the University Prcsby.
terrain and First Evangelical mines
tangle. The two teams viii play in
the second game OF the series Sat
urday afternoon on the same dia-
mond. II third game IL necessary
II will be played next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

NEW YORK. june fs.-Bud Rid
ley OF Seattle and Johnny Dundee
boxed a fast four.round draw here
in the main event OF Tex Richards
Italian Babies Mile fund at Long
Island Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
ARNOLD COLT
WINS LATONIA

LAToNIA. KY. June i3.-G. r.
Arnold's Brother Batch won the 39th
Latonia Derby here Saturday. Be
have Yourself. winner OF the Ken
lucky Derby. finished eJess than a
length behind the Arnold colt. Be-
have Yourself was the big favorite
TO win the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
CHAMP CANCELS
CONTRACTS HERE

Jack Britton. worlds welterweight
champion, has Cancelled all OF his Pa
cific coast bouts. and left Portland
last night for Chicago. where he will
meet Johnny Wilson, worlds middle
weight champ. over the 15-round
route, at East Chicago. June 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
BREMERTON ELKS
PLAN BIG CARD

An elaborate smoker. TO be stage
by the Bremerton Elks at Breme
ton. June 20. is being planned by n
Scott He expects to feature II
navy fighters on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

Is making a big
noise In the
American league
this spring.
It's his hat
that Is doing
the damage.
He's been up
there in the
American league
race ever since
the takeOff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
IMP WINS VASHON
ISLE SLOOP RACE

The sioop Imp. under the guido
of Robert De Golf. won the al
vashon island race Of the Seattl<
Yacht club. which finished early SUI
day morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

snAt,sd for johnson In sixth
Score by innings
portland ......e 80
Summary; stolen bas@-wisterxil. Home
run-Murphy. Sacrifice hU--Murphy.
Rises on balls-Off johnson l. off Gard
ner / struck gu, by johnson ). by
Gardner g. Double play Middi.ton :"
Murphy. Hit by pitched baii--wis,strii.
by johnson Runs responsible for-John-
son 4 Time Of Eame-iiss. Umpnes-
Byron and Tomsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
TAYLOR LEADS
IN GUN SHOOT

l.. A. Taylor led the regular sun
day gun shoot staged by the Seattle
Gun club. breaking 9s out OF possi-
BILE 100.
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y
Bill Johnson. pitching for the WIN
ners. allowed only three scattered
hits and came thru with three hits
himself. Byron Hobbs and Gordon
starred in the field for the winners.
The score: h. IL. f.
Eckart Cigar ............lT IL
Highland Park .......--. 0
Batteries--Johnson and Hobbs
Hardin and Mitchell.
The Washington Park Colts beat
the Youngstown Athletic club team
In a fast game at Youngstown BY
. rs count. Sunday.
Seven errors by Youngstown and
timely hitting. paved the way to
Washington Park victory.
The treatment received by the
Park boys at Youngstown was very
good. This Is a boost to the game
in Seattle as well as to The Star
league.
The score: r. II. f.
Washington Park ........ . b
Youngstown .......-.....
Batteries--Reese and Moody: Cons.
Coleman and Dun and kardilL
The Queen Anne Aerials beat the
Collins Juniors by 1873 score on
Mercer piayfield. Jay MacNair
pounded out three threebase hits
during the course Of the matinee.
Coon. pitching for tho winners.
struck out IL men,
The score: r. II. Z.
Queen Anne Aerials. ...13 IL :
Collins Juniors .......... 8 B
Ratteries-Coon and Tilton; Smith
and Johnston.
The Egerman Grocery defeated
the Bulldogs by the score OF IA.
Gfasulize. pitching for the winners,
twirled good bah. His pitching In
the pinches pulled the Grocers out
Of holes several times.
The score: r II. f..
Egerman Grocery. 2
6uuuoGS
Batteries-Grazulize and Netelic:
Bolman and Patton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
WOODS VS..
M'CASSIlN

Clay Hite, VIII is putting on
show. has lined % Soldier Woods
meet Boy McCasslin.
Woods. the perpetual motion We
terweight. is making his first boz
here in a long time, as he has beG
fighting in California during u.
past few months. He licked McCas4
lin when they boxed before becaul
he tired Boy out. but since the
Mac has developed an awful valid
and the decision may be reverSN
Ray Scribner, the Anacortes ban
tamweight, who was really out
ciassed when he took on Damn
Edwards last week. will be fightinr
boy more of his metal when @
takes on George Etcell. the Breme(
ton COB. This is Etcells first stat
in a long time in Seattle. "A
Red Gage and kayo Kirk, We
tiers, meet in the third bout He 4
another member OF Pete Noes Ana
cortes stable.
Moe will also send in Kayo wig
gems, who viii meet Bull Mitchell
in place Of Ed Santel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

to Meet.
Cob Kin
Oakland Bantie Will b
frankie Carpe n I I
Wednesday

\ y - 7 - N
WARDS. the n
tie colored bal
tamwcight " h
has been winnin
his fights reg,
larry Of late, Ia
at last been
waited 20 the
event. The Onl
land inkspot "
I a n gle W
Frankie Carp
ter, the champid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
IS 7!I3Z 1175l5l D ol3&53sl1{Es
Wilton Smith and Joe Livengood
Win Honors in Star Tennis Meet
Singles While Lingood
ninC
Lvengood Finals by Comeback Against Alec Ross
BY LEO Ii. LASSEN


straight finals the OF The
Sunday The 81 63
biggest OF the
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

DETROIT, June 13-The Detroit
university ball team walloped the Wa
seda university nine here Saturday
by 1913 count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
Leaders Win Again in
Star Baseball League
Eckart Cigar Co. Walks Home With Easy Victory;
Washington Park Climbs Into Select Division by
Defeating Youngstown; Pirates Defeated

The going Eckhart Cigar company team waloped the
Highland Park White Star Athletic club team Highland
mark Yesterday. by a TIA count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

OF the Pacific fleet, at the Pavilif
Wednesday night
Edwards stopped the winning
reer OF young Ray Scribner,
Anacortes bantam. the other nigl
by the knockout route. showing Tho
he carries punch in his left mi
az we'll as his right
Carpenter Is new TO Seattle fam
The gobs are due TO I'll a big par
OF the Pavilion Wednesday, as thel
think their man is slated TO com
home a winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
How Teams Stand
in Star Junior
Baseball League

Tho first days shooting of the
Pacific Indians trap tourney will
get under way Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of this week
at the grounds Of the Seattle Gun
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE


New York -. Detroit q.
Washington 10. Cleveland >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
SMITH TOO
STEADY

Smith played bit too steadily
for Nolan In the finals. altho the
local boy gave the Golden Gate star
IA hard battle. Smith played well at
the net and played TO Nollan's back.
hand with effect Nollan's service
was bit weak. but his forchand
driving really exceeded that OF
Smiths.
All Of the singles finals have now
been played with Smith. Livengood
and Mrs. Bourquc being returned
the winners
Another surprise was registered
Sunday by Arthur Ianglle and Win.
field LAnglie in the mems doubles
when they eliminated Wilton Smith
and Alec Ross In a three set match,
"A "a 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
DODGER TRACK MEN LEAVE

Gus Pope. Charley Frankland.
Reggie Pratt. Vic Hurley and Harry
Beall. University OF Washington
track stars who win compete in the
big national intercollegiate regatta
at Chicago June IS, left Seattle yes
terday morning for the Windy City.
------------
4. ..ut.l,;.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

Innings pitched-By ceary a, at bat =.
runs 8. hits g. Kallio plus. at bat Is,
runs !, hits Q. Daley sfa, at bat 81. runs
/. hits 10: sam Ross 9. runs =. bits 7.
stolen bases WiHterxii :. Bates Two
base hits-Krug, wlsterIil, Cor, Fisher.
Hale Sacrifice hlt--cos. Bases on balls
or Geary o. off Kallio o. off Daley 2,
off sam Ross l. Struck out-By Gcsry 0.
by Kaliio 0. by DALEY !. by Sam Ross ?,
Double piay--stumpf to k.nworthy to
Bates Runs responsible for--Gesry ..
Kaiiio 4. Daley 1. Sam Rosa J, Credit
victory TO Daley. charge defeat 10 Sam
Ross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13


The Pirates fumbled the ball too
much. which cost them their game
yesterday with the Georgetown
Cubs The final score was 1871.
The score: r. II. f.
GEORGETOWN Cubs ......15 Is 4
Pirates .................. 10 10
Batteries-Johnson and Duhard:
Nahoney. OConnor and German.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
Cubs. little brothers Of the Class A
champs, walloped the Shamrox Ath.
letic club second team to the tune Of
81 on Columbia playfield yesterday.
The big feature of the game was
the freeness from Grabbing"
The score: r. Fl. E.
Shamrox Cubs. ............ Q
Three Brothers. .............. Z
Batteries - Hopkins and Putnam
Moore. Bouietts and Lfndsted.
Next Sundays schedule for The
Star league follows:
Pirates VS.. Bulldogs at Lincoln
park.
Three Bros. Cubs VS.. Egerman
Grocery at walla walla.
Eckart Cigar Co. VS.. Shamrox
Cubs at Woodland park.
Highland Park VS.. Queen Anne
Acrials at Mercer field.
Collins Juniors VS.. Washington
park.
youngstown VS.. Georgetown Cubs
at South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

Ham and eggs at Boldt's.--Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

~. Louis I. New York g.
Cincinnati T.. brooklyn L
Boston II. CHICAGO D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
MEMS DOUBLES
FINALS TODAY

They were scheduled 10 meet Bill
Nolan and Dick Wander Las In the
finals today. This pair entered the
finals at the expense OF Earl White
and Frank koziowski Sunday. win.
ming In three sets 80. rs. So.
This finals match was booked
for 4 y. m.
The finals In the women's doubles
and mixed doubles cannot be played
until Tuesday.
Josephine Poflack and LIbbie Fer.
ris entered the finals in the wom-
ems doubles Saturday by defeating
Rita Meyer and Ruth Marcuse 80.
81, 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

finals of the Junior DIVISION.
1t was a bitter five-set match
in which Livengood. by a
wonderful comeback, won the
match after Marion had taxi
en- the first two sets. The
final score was l-6, 90, o.,
6-f., SO.
Livengood did the same come
back trick against Alec Ross In the
semi finals Saturday. when he wal
Hoped the Californian 80, 6.3, 81.
Ross had four love games In the
third set when IIvengood pulled out
and won six straight games and the
match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
BEST MATCH
or DAY

The Junior finals was easily the
best match OF the day. sltho the
mems singles brought out some
good tennis.
Marion took the first set after
hard fight Ga and then walked thru
Livengood with ease in the second
set. winning 60. Then Joe started
TO score placements with his drive
and he passed Marion time and
again at the net with hard drives
down the sidelines. and he won the
second set at So and pulled the
fourth set out at 81. evening up the
match.
The last set was q gruelling one
with Marion staving off defeat until
The i4th game, when Livongood
broke thru and won the match after
having point set seven different
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13

Dempsey is watching Cssrpcntier
workout It's on the silver screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
Coast Grad
Leads WAY
With Stick
Harry Heilman Hits Over
400 for Detroit; Grad
uated From Frisco
BY DEAN SNYDER

- AIRY IIEiLMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
SEslI.FINAL
ROUND TODAY

Mrs. Bourque and Mrs. Foster
were due to play Evelyn Greenway
and Grace Lowe tonight at .. m.
for the other finals berth in this
division.
Josephine Pollack and Wilton
Smith entered the finals in the
mixed doubles by defeating Peggy
Hughes and Stanley Hughes so. Gil.
Bruce Hesketh and Libbie Ferris
defeated Alexander Griggs and Ruth
Marcuse by default in the mixed
doubles. Hesketh and Miss Ferris
will meet Jack Meyers and Alice Taft
In the semi-finals OF the mixed dou.
bles this afternoon at o'clock.
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Bafteries-Johnson and Duhard
Aahoney. OConnor and German.
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Moore. Bouietts and Lipdsted.
Evening journal., 1921-06-09
KISSES FOR COUSIN
AROUSES WIFE'S ANGER

NEW YORK. June 9.-"And then
she threw her arms about him and
kissed him. and kissed him. bnd
kissed him and kissed him good
night"
That's what Miss Sarah Dcy. OF los
Broad street. Newark. did. according
20 her cousin. Mrs. Frank Clinton
Dey. who is suing Miss Day for
100000 damages for alteration OF
her husbands affections. The kiss
ing episode took place. Mrs Dey
says, one night after her husband
had seen Miss Doy home.
Kisses figured extensively IN her
marital troubles. Mrs Dey testified
She discovered, she said. that her
husband had grown cold toward her.
when he failed In 1910 TO give her
the usual morning salute as ne
started for business. But she col
locted the morning kisses. she ex-
planned. even after he had attempted
10 discontinue them. Later she got
clew. she declared. 10 the reason
for the coldness. when she saw Miss
Dey seated on her husbands lap and
the pair holding hands at a house
party in June that year.
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

No real American out here wants
such a policy. It is merely a state
ment of fact.
About 1885 England granted a
charter to English merchants TO
trade with China Captain Weddell,
commanding a small feet of ships.
sailing up TO Canton. was fired on
by Chinese forts. He fired back, si-
fenced the forts and as a result
Canton was opened to trade.
In another rumpus Great britain
was ceded Hongkong; in another.
the right to trade up the Yangtze-
Kiang; in a fourth, Kowloon. on the
mainland across from the Island Of
Hongkong. And so on.
In 1864 France annexed Cochin
China. She claimed TO be the pro-
tector of the Roman Catholic mis-
sions. A score OF years later. after
another row with China. she ac-
CURED Tonhin.
In 1894. after a war, Japan forced
China to recognize the independence
Of Korea, cede to Ger the Island OF
Formosa and the Pescadores and
open up a bunch of cities as trade
oenters. Since then. in one way and
another. she annexed Korea, took
charge Of Shantung and obtained
special privileges in Manchuria and
Mongolia, plus a lease on Port Ar
thur.
Americas Lone Hand.
Russia. needing an open, or ice
free port. tried to beat Japan 10
Manchuria and Port Arthur. and
did. for a brief space. until the
! Russo-Japanese War decided China
Evening journal., 1921-06-09
Peoples Column
WOMEN AND THE

SCHOOL BOARD.
To the Editor Of The Evening Jour
nal:
Sir: Because OF my personal in
terest in education and my expert
ence as a school superintendent. for
some years. 1 am led to say a word
at this time. with reference TO the
school election that will be held on
Saturday.
Among the candidates for election
TO the new school board. are a num-
Der OF women. IL is the writer's
conviction. based upon considerable
experience. that the citizens Of Will
mington will do their highest duty
to the children OF our city by sup
porting some Of these women candi-
dates
IL Is my opinion that az least
three Of the seven members should
be women. and I am not certain but
that four would be better than
three. AS county superintendent Of
schools. / found that In those dis
tricts where women served on the
board. though they were in tho mi-
nority, the schools were more pro-
gressive and were better cared for.
than in those districts where men
only served. . The difference in favor
OF the schools having women repre-
sentatives on the board was so
marked that we believed then. and
believe now. that every board should
be well represented by women.
In the first place. the women un-
derstand children and their needs
better than men. Women usually
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

This is the second Of a series OF
articles from William Philip simms.
far-famed newspaper correspondent
who is making a study Of American
problems in the Orient. especially
for readers Of this newspaper.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SINIMS.
Written Expressly for the n. Z. A.
HANKOW, China-Disorders in
China Of the kind now going on. are
not particularly harmful. CONNER
cially. to anybody but the Chinese
themselves-and to Americans.
All the great powers except the
United States are prepared for
whatever may happen out here.
Americas commerce is at the mercy
OF events.
That is the way people are talk
b ing.
It IS all a question Of the attitude
Of the various governments towards
q China and towards their respective
nationals doing business in China.
In some respects. owing to SUBJ
% sides or other forms Of encourage
ment. most foreign governments are
virtually in partnership with theiI
nationals engaged in the more i'm
rortant enterprises out here.
And in the past they have showr
perfect willingness to go to the MAJ
with China, by declaring war oi
otherwise. 20 pull their nationals oui
Of any hole they may have gotter
into.
Chunks of China.
This is no brief for a similar pol
icy on the part of the United States
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

similar attitude. when they saw how
things were going.
OF course Secretary Knox failed.
These citations illustrate how. in one
way or another. the Chinese are
brought to knuckle TO the great
powers.
That is. the great powers minus
the United States.
The United States aimos. alone
refuses to take advantage OF China's
helplessness,
SO il is that the commerce CO the
majority Of the powers can ana does
carry on under present chaotic con-
ditions. II China fails to toe the
mark. 80 far as the nationals OF such
powers are concerned. she will be
promptly called to time for the omis-
sion.
The commerce OF America can not
compete successfully against these
odds. American tradition Is against
adopting similar tactics. A strong.
free China is essential. therefore. 20
Americas commercial supremacy in
the Far East.
Copyright, 1921. by Newspaper
Eaterprise.)
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

have more time and are more will
ing to give their time to educational
supervision than men are.
The voters OF Wilmington will
make no mistake II they elect 10
the new board three or more wo-
men. and they will make a mistake
II they fail to elect a fair represen-
tation Of women on the new board.
r. L. CROSS.
Wilmington, Del, June Q, 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

Canton crepe is the medium for
the greater number OF the fan
blouses. Crepe back satin Is coming
in for a share Of attention also.
Evening journal., 1921-06-09

In tomorrow's Evening Journal,
simms will tell you the part that the
United States Navy is playing In pro-
tectng our nationals in China.
Evening journal., 1921-06-09
GO ON SCOTT NJ. Il.
CANTON.

Annual excursion to Augustine
Beach, June 16.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07

ca dad iil Sinking one just before the
whistle blew for halls time.
coach Harris protegc's put their
scoring machine into action tn the
second halr when the boys rushed the
schurz players off their feet by their
@pccd in passing and their ability to
hit the basket Theisen dropped eight
in the second nalf making him thirteen
for ten evenings work and with his
Two free throws he scored one-half
the teams total stowell came back
strong and dropped two nice ones in
succession and Burke managed To come
thru Tor ten points i'm the second half
Hoskins pleased everyone 10y his abili-
ty TO count so we'll
bur 1T was aft defense Thar the Whit
ing team starred. The ability of prac-
ideally every member Of the team to
intercept the passes OF the Schurz
boys. the keeping the bali away from
their basket forcing the Schurz outnc
10 shoot from ii distance. was respon-
si5ic for sheir inability to score "a
Single basket In the second half Too
.nuCh credit cannot be given Nejdl for
IS great guarding. Eggers. TOO IS
eating better and better right along.
Tu. heaNywe lent game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
WHITING LEGION PLANS
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION


HITTING, Ind FEB. 4-Practi cal}g
an arrang enents have been made been
made for whiting Posts Wasningtou's
birthday. celebration. in tie afternoon
tins local posts basS etbaJl team will
play some American Legion team a.
tho owls CLUB and VIII have as their
guests about q hundred disabled war
veterans now at the army hospital in
Chicago
Relieving this tbs Legion viii -
rertain the boys At IS bdinner at the
Point Cafe where 8 special dinner wgn
Be prepared and a musical program
VIII lslso be given. Then in teh even
ing the Legion VIII put on at be SO
yak Home a program open TO the puo-
Inc intended for tho entertainment on
the Jegion's guests and members or
the Legionaire,s family
In order 10 put an this over. tile
Whiting Post s counting strongly on
The boxing show next Monday night.
This card viii bring together some
well known talent. Tha tw oprevions
shows given ythc Whiting Post
have established the reputation ~ tie
Post and large attendance can be
counted on Already the demand for
tickets is large Leo 8fuIvay. C.hes
Slater and Gene Grogan arc looking
after tho boxing show. Frank CUT
strona IS chairman OF the Wsshfngton's
birthday program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
Raynor Training Hard
For Bout Thursday

Eddie Eaynor. fbe scrappy chicago
aghter 10 working hard for his COM
ing bout with Johnnie O.Brfen Of tie
stockyards 1T Tho Auditorium. Indiana
Harbor Thursday evening. Is do not
knock c'Brien out for the count of ten
# VIII not be my fault said Baynor
yesterday. T an doing more road
work than ever and barring any unfor-
seen accidents. believe that VII
make Johnnie boiler enough" OBrien
IS not saying anything but ~ going
on with his training with q purpose
IN view Of giving Raynor one 81 tho
hardest battles 81 his career. FranEIo
Howard tYoung Porky9, who meets
Johnny Hagen. aud Otlie Oxen the
conqueror s Frank Jutnm6tt who
meets SAMMY MendeH are also work
=g hard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-07
Battling Buck Pre-
pairing for Coming Bout

Batting Buck Of carr ~ ~ Tim
u Ners gym practicallv the entire ar
ternoon Of Yesterday getting prepared
for his coming bout Buck work Cd
ont with Franz Yarshan. also of Cary,
and kept Battling Buck on the often
give Beth Tarsnan and Buck are good
hltters Fhich interested several hlfn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-20
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs,
FOR sAI.E-AuToMoBnEs.

Authorities agree Standard Merchandise have reached
price level Reductions have been made and
the buyer of today is buying better values than in years.
our prices have been reduced accordingly and stock
never varied in makes and models to choose frem
sed only six
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Neal new goodt
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very
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a
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