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Licking Valley courier., 1921-03-24

al AOhN u Al LAW
LIBERTY ROAD, KY
Practices i'll all the courts of the
Commonwealth.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to announce
d. w. GARDNER,
OF Salyersville, as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Circuit
Judge of the 36th Judicial District,
subject to the August primary, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
FLOYD ARNETT,
of West Liberty as Il candidate for
the Democratic n"E,i'ption for Com.
monwealth's Attorney Of the 3Gtn Ju-
dicia' District. subject to the August
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We are authorized to announce
CLIFFORD G. MAY,
Of Liberty Road. as a candidate for
the DemOcra-" oomination for Rep
resentative 70" - 1oOth Legislative
district, subject 10 tbe August prima-
ry, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
ANDERSON LACY,
If Stacy Fork, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County
Judge Of Morgan county, subject to
The action of the August primary 1921
We are authorized to announce
& p. HENRY,
" West Liberty, as candidate for the
1cm0cratic l0miHation for county
Judge or Morgan county, subject to the
August primary l82l.-a
W. are authorized to announce
J. V. HENRY,
''itC ak. as candidate for the
mooratic nomination for County
Judge Of Morgan county, subject to the
action Of the August primary 1921.
We are authorized to announce
LYNN b. WELLS,
Of West Liberty, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County At
torney Of Morgan county, subject to the
action of the August primary 1921.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN w. COFFEE,
Of West Liberty, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for County At.
torney of Morgan county, subject to
the August primary 1921.
We are authorized to announce
]. II. WILLIAMS,
Of Forest, as a candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for CountyAttor-
ney Of Morgan county subject to the
August primary 1921.
We are authorized to announce
l. G. FERGUSON,
Of West Liberty, as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff of
Morgan county. Deputies on ticket
are:
Jim Manford Mccain, of Lenox,
Wise Back, of Ezel,
Sam Henry Lykins of Caney and
Turner Hamilton, of Dingus.
Subject to the August primary, 1872
We are authorized to announce
d. II. PERRY,
of West Liberty, as n candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Sheriff
of Morgan county, subject to the Aug
ust primary, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
KELLY MAY,
Of Insko, as a candidate for the Office
of Clerk Morgan County Court, subject
to the August primary, 1921.
We are authorized to announce
PRICE STEELE,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-03-24

We are authorized to announce
ID. H. PERRY,
of West Liberty, as n candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Sheriff
Of Morgan county, subject to the Aug
ust primary, 1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
YGRks Must Capture
Three of -Four Games
Left to, Cinch Banner

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The
lead OF the New York Americans
over the Cleveland Indians was
cut 10 "A game and half today
when the Yanks lost. while that Of
the New York Nationals was short
'ued TO three and half Ram~s
,urpugh a Pittsburgh victory. The
N1uks must win three of their
four games 10 Cliuch thG-pcnn1uat
aud the Giants two of their four.
II the Nunks break even Cleveland
would have to win all % its folr
games 10 finish first. Pittsburgh
faces the task Of winning al it's
five games while New York Is
losing four straight.
Tho New York Americans will
play In Philadelphia Thursday and
Friday. and VIII be host to the
Athletics Saturday and to Boston
Sunday. Cleveland begins a four
game series in Chicago Thursday.
Tho Esw York Nationals viii
play at home with Boston on Fri
day and viii go to Philadelphia
for two games on Saturday The
Giants end their season at Brook
lyn Sunday. Pittsburgh plays all
OF it's five games In st. Louis in a
series starting Thursday.
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7. u. SQUAD IMPROVES
Bgckficld Not Looking So bad as
II Did NJ First "Tnr1nn"
IiCit Shows We'll.

Additions which continued TO be
made day by day in the lineup
of tho University Of Tulsa squad
bid fair to make the 1921 back
nold az strong as ia any former
year Johnny Stcart a now arrival
on tho OronEc and Black Eridiron
showed especial speed and good
form lu the practice Tuesday when
hc started TN Rs halfhaCk. As
captain on the Douglas Kan, high
school team where he played right
half. he come 60 r. L.. this year as
a promising addition to the local
varsity squad.
Tom williams veteran of last
years encounters of tho orange and
Black showed remarkable speed at
practice Tuesday evening Williama
IL heavy enough 10 put part Of the
needed weight to the hachticld.
The feature of the Tuesday
practice however, was the splendid
line pluuginE work Of "Tarzan'
Heit who is another new addition
to the Tigers lineup. His mashing
work vas easily the best seen this
year on the r. n, field.
Jimmy GSizsard, fast aggres-
zlvc end appeared In football toys
Tor the first time Tuesday after
noon on the gridirun. Although II
was his first day out he showed up
good.
Coach schmldt's squad will get
It's first real test Of the season
against the Ada Normal at AcNutly
ucld Saturday afternoon.
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Homeless Chicks Win
w. A. Flag But Hare
No Place to Fly 1t

Special 10 Tho World
FORT SMITH Ark, Sept. 27.--
Having championship pcnnant
and no place TO fly II Is the posi-
tion in which the homeless ChlckI-
sha team finds itself tonight. The
Chicks came back strong today,
and took the last Of the series 2
to ?. Adcock started the game for
ChiCkasha and wps given "a lead In
the first inning. Fort Smith tied
up the game in the second and Ad-
cock gave way TO Cvengroc.. who
held the locals the remainder Of
the game. The entire series has
been marked by control Of pitchers
over batters. and practically every
game has been lost on errors. A
peculiar feature is that no pitcher
won two games.
The game marks the retirement
sof Charles Schmidt from the man
aEement Of the Fort Smith team
and closes. probably. his career
as n player In his state. and in the
city where ne started as a profess
sional, He INTENDS to join his
brother, Walter, in California this
winter.
Score by innings: II. II. T..
ChCkasha 200 100 OO0-3 8 0
Fort smith 10 600 OO0-2 8 ?
Batteries; Adcock Cvengros
and Hayes: Lcverett and Schmidt
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PdRthcrS and Chicks
to ReneW Fight Today

FORT WORTH. Texas Sept al
with Joe Pate and oscar Tuero.
star pitchers Of the Fort Worth
and Memphis baseball clubs. champ
ions OF the Texas and Southern
associations, on edge, the Dixie
championship coutondcrs tangle to-
morrow afternoon at Panther park.
ln the sixth contest OF the post
HCasOn series.
Manager Atz and Abbott Of the
opposing clubs tonight issued
statements, the former declaring
the cats would finish tho series by
winning tomorrow as they already
have three Victories To their credit,
while the chick pilot stated that
his aggregation would oven up the
count and eventually win out.
The opposing Catchcrs will be
Homer Hdwurth Of Fort Worth and
Bud HunElnE.I or Bob Dowic,
probably the former, for Memphis
The lineups OF the two teams aside
from the batteries viii be un-
changed.
Tonight at $50 p. m. ESQ per-
sons were In line. awaiting tho
sale of seats for Wednesdays game
which opens at o'clock in the
morning.
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BdrtiesUiLLe Golfer
Wins Title in Kansas

PARSONS, Kan. Sept. 27--Joe
Hockensmith OF Bartlesvllle won tho
individual championship of Tho
southeastern Kansas Golf association
here this afternoon and was awarded
the association cup by Jack WurliCk
also OF BartlCsville, runner-up In the
36-hole championship flight.
l.. r. Messner, another Bartlcs-
Vile player, was awarded the conso-
latiOn cup by Or. George white OF
Parsons who was runnerup in this,
also a 36-hole flight.
After the close OF the tournament
this afternoon the executives of the
six country clubs represented in the
association met and selected Chanute
as the tournament city for next year.
Tho election OF officera resulted
In the choosing OF Harry Scott. Cha
mute, az president; II. $. Riley, In
dependence, vice president, and VIII
bur Caveness, Chanute, secretary
treasurer.
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Divide Pair Last DAY of SeaoShocer TaneS the Yankees
Accident Saves Mission Boy
From Defedtby Cannibal King
WeLked Outsider Had Endurance Stake Won. But Other
Dogs Turned About After Quarter and Rabbit Had
to Be Stopped; Robin Hood Is Killed

MiEsion Roy tho worlds greatest
racing greyhound was raced clcdnly
10 defeat last night at Mid.Conti-
mont park by Ollie Ostondurfs Rtcr-
ling distance runner. Cauulbal King,
in tho hnlf-Wilc endurance stake.
THE feature race on the program
But % mishap, the first of tho i5-
day mcouyR which closes next Sun
day. stepped In between the cham
plDn and the loss of the race BE
ing % hnlf- mile contest, the contend
ing dogs had 10 circle tho track
twice. ana when the first quarter
was run Mission BOY and CAnnihnl
King were 40 far ahead of the others
who had buou slowed down by h
Llght that an but the two leaders
rs,mod 90 lose sight OF the electric
rabbit. Tho mechanical bunny was
tlowod down To- give them chance
10 sco H. and Cannihal King grabbed
Ii ON the back stretch Then tho
rabbit wBS started again. but the
four dogs that had turned back
started Co meet II. ana II was noccs-
s1ry 20 stop II lust before the finish.
whcru Cannibal King again grabbed
IT, As II was the rabbit was not
stopped soon enough, for Robin
Hood got caught lu tho wheel. suf-
fcrcd broken leg ana had 20 he
shot ~ was declared mo raco" by
the Judges
Even had Cannihal King and Mis-
sion Boy ran on II would have been
no rAoe' FOR three dogs must FIN
ish. according 10 the racing rules.
An attempt was made 10 repair the
damaged machinery and proceed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
Jim BARNES SETS RECORD
Makes Record Trip Around In Open
Ing Play of Professional
Tourney ut New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--A course
record Of 6S was set today by Jim
Barnes. national open golf cham
pion. in the opening round OF tho
professional golfers association
championship tournament at the In
wood Country club. Barnes defeated
Clarence Hackney, Atlantic City, 3
up and TO play Walter Hagen.
western title holder. and Gene Sar-
azon OF TitusWllc, Pa, each had a
SO, four under the former course
record
Extra hole matches featured the
days play. Jock Hutchinson of Chi
cago. holder Of the British open
championship, defending the tour
nament title. was carried To the
thirty-ninth holc before winning
over Pat O'Hara OF the Richmond
Country club. In a 4O-holo contest,
Charles Mothcrsolc, Wocburn, de-
fcatod John Farrell, M1maroneck.
New York. Three other contests re.
quircd overtime play
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Al GET IN BIKE RACE
Youngsters Taking Great Interest In
Contest to BE Held on Next
Saturday.

Irp 10 g 30 o'clock yesterday after
noon a. boys Ranging In age from
10 to rs years had registered az tho
Mcgee sporting Goods store for the
first bicycle race OF its kind over
held In the city to be run next sat
urday. a, the day draws near for
the big race, interest l. growing
Eccncr aud boys can hc a'cu In all
scctiuna Of tho town warming ur
to the racing speed Boys who have
always bccu so particular in having
mud guards ON their wheel now have
them stripped ..f the guards and
are laying aside an surplus weight.
Every boy that has entered the
| race IL to report at the Mcgee sport
ling Goods store Friday evening at
o'clock or aa soon after that time
as possible as every wheel must Doe
! checked In. and tho final instruC
/ tons will ho issued.
The following are the boys tha
u L.. 4
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Dog Race Entries

official entries forty-third night Wed.
1c7day, September IS:
First race, uno-f0urth mile. purse t25-
Man Of War. oakland Huh. Regret Black
Bess. Ruth Fllrt Windy Cannon
Second race, throe-slNtceuths mile. purse
t2'LHlCkory Jim. Miss Bob, The Rosary
PdCly Baden, Friendly Queen. RIppll6E
Rhyme.
Third race, fivc-sixtoenths mile. nurse
f25-spepdy Cannon, step Ahead tNl.
Midget Flirt / Holding Hands. Ambllns
Motor.
Fourth race, three-slNtccnths mile. purse
tio-EUlarney Lad Skookum, Ernest wild
BiV. Arasoc, Flying stone, Nursemaid
Fifth race, thrce-siNteenths mile purse
Fi"-Billy Ray, SO Long Dick Honey
srckle Rush Hgubsa, Sitting But, Rachel
wild BIZ.
4 SiN'h race. onc-fourth mile. purse sg5-
The Dcvtl, Tulsa Girl Miss Fire Eater.
kei Parton, Mite Hawk. Whoda Thunkit.
seventh race, une-fourth mile. purse 5 90
-Rnaknr's Lady, sammy Satan CNl.
Friendly Fox. Anna's Lily, Creole Sue
tAb. Landy Lee.
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with the rest ~ The program. but
another accident TO the substitute
rabbit ncccssitatcd calling of the
rest Of the card for tho night. The
fifth. sixth and seventh races will
De run ss a part OF Thursday nights
program.
10 was announced by the racing
officials that on account NJ the hitch
boo LAST nights program everyone
would be admitted FREQ tonight
Officials regretted the mlshap very
much, ~ 10 came with the largest
crowd of tho i5-day meeting In at
tendance.
The victory oc Sunbrun IN tho
third race featured the three events
contested before the accident. Lone
some Fort worth continued fo show
good form and gave the winner a
contest, finishing second
Results last night.
FirN race, onc-quartcr milcs purse
Ready Peerless firat. Gladys
FlIrt, second, Willie Wild Bird.
third. Tlme. q 3-J. Hazel W. Ray
elHir and Mig Parton also ran.
Second race. Thrcc.slxteonths
mile, purse t25--fladnsome Ray.
firN; Baby Mine. second Smokey
Jack .hird. Time 20 3-5. Flirting
Boy, Tho Sneak and Same Fortune
also ran.
Third race. fivc-s!xteenths mile.
pgIae S40-S Suuburn. first. Lone
some IT, Worth. second. Betty j,
third. Time 33 As. Jennie wrinkle,
Rcd Bcakcr and Helens Fortune also
ran
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TwO-hasC hits Massey. Griffin,
Mrt.inni~, Icii,clt ?, stewart, Han
ry. Three base hit --- MCGiifniS.
Home runs-DnNl-, Iclivclt, spell
man, Glnslcr, Iihncy, GIffin, Ilnug-
land, stolen hiSCS---I CliVClt, Gi-la-
son. Burl,t'. Double plaSs--MCt.in-
MS nud Brannon, tiAlhson, Massey
aud IrliVclt. Pitching rCCorl--Ofi
Albnnc-t--7 runs, 7 hits in In
nings; of IInughland--5 runs, q sliS
In I innings, Oft GInsicr--it runs.
~ hits IN "a innings. iinsc on
balIs--Off NlhanncAc 2, Hnuglnnd .,
Gnsicr =. Davenport .. Struck out
---By Glasirr u. Todt ,, Davenport
.. BAlk--NlbauC'-c. I"ft on bases
Tulsa q, Omaha u. Time Of game
One hour, ~ minutes. Jmpircs-
Burnside aud buckley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
YANKS HELPLESS.
BLANkED, z TO 0
Shocker's Moist Curves
Tie Pennant-Chasers
Into Knots

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Thc Ncw York
Americans were given a setback IN their
pcunaut fight today when shocksr.
former Now York hurler. shut them 8u,
ST. Louis winning. to o. II was The
nah game shocEer has won from New
York this season In his nine contests
against the Ysnks this year. Sha,tsr
held New York TO i've hits. tntH The
ninth no Nank batter reached second but
ShUckpr had scare In the ninth who,
ScharE and reCkinpssgh singled. HutE
was Intentionally passed. but Meuaoi We,
retired on ny TO Jacobson ITarpI-
pitched well after The first, when sIs.srs
home run followed Ellcrbe's triple ami
accounted for 81. Louis two runs.
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sapulpa plays wogoncr Friday.

Special 10 Y no NNllh
SAPULPA, Sept. 27,---S -Sapulpa
bigh school viii open It's 1921 foot
hau season Friday when the Blue
and White plays Wagner on the
iocal field. Although the team has
nIaved several practice games this
Is the first scheduled game 40 FAR
,tts year. The local aggregation
.,hIch is nracticiug hard each day
aTnected 20 give the Wagon ei
sousd a good trimming y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
PlaycT Count ON Luck Too Much.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.--Branch
RicEcy. manager Of the st. Louis
Mationa! league club IN an address
here yesl crday, say that ball players
depended too much on luck and that
it was necessary for them to assume
every possible move Of the game at
It's worst to boat tho game at it's
best" Players must be hongft
enough TO face the facts rather THIN
attribute success or failure to luck.
he declared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
Accident Iinits Polo Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Thc
final match for the national open
polo championship between Great
Neck and Rockaway at the Phila-
delphia Country club today was
stopped in the eighth period because
OF an accident to j. G. Cowdin, one
OF ROChaWay's players. Cowdiu was
badly hurt and his pony was killed.
The score at the time stood eight
goals to six In favor OF Great Neck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
DAIRY cows ARE EXAMINED
MIX Cows Found 10 BE Kept In
Fairly Coed Condition.

PlCHER, Sept. 27.--An examiua-
tion OF dairy cattle in this locality
was made by County Hcalth Oft
Ger Or. j. T. Wharton Friday who
stated that for the most part the
sanitary conditions under which
cows -Hre being kept are fairly good,
though In some cases suggestions
TO the owners were necessary.
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love. Sacrifice hits Beatty, Nufcr.
stolen base-sSuter hase on balls-off
Love g. on Adams l. Hit by pitched
bali Nufrr bS Love. wild pitck-Luvo.
struck out---by Love O. by Al rms 3. Runs
and hlts-off Carter and In Ia inning
of Love 2 and r in ga innings Lett
10 hases--St. Joseph \, oklahoma city l.
RSus- Beatty, NJ. Mcdonald Fisher
browne, Pit, Moore Long, Love. Errurf
Watson, browne . Suffer, Runser Long
., Parker, Love. Umpircs -Chrlstiun aud
Ormsby. Timv-One hour and 20 minutes
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Rrnncs Again Trim Houston.

MENICO CITY, sept, 21.-Ihe
san Antonio baseball team again
this morning won from Dallas, the
score being 6 10 5. Henry of san
Antonio made two extraordinarily
long drives but Mattick made spec
taCular catches OF both.
Score bv innings. r, ~. Il.
san Antonio 900 OO1 131--6 Q .
Dallas .....,.l0O 600 O22--5 ~ I
Batteries; Timer, Inn and Grif-
fifth; Tlpplc and SpangNug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

MnclIcr Kennedy Three base hits
Yuma. ChristcnHvu, Mueller 2, SpeHa, sac
rinCe hits#YuuR. Kennedy. Bnurg basc
on bttis--o0 SchuntrD l.. OF llyle J.
STRUCK out=.by SchumHu ], by Doyle J.
Earned runs=-pss MolnoH B Juplln Z
t.oft on bnscH-rrs Muipcs o. Joplin Z.
stolen basos. Milnn. Spvas. Kennedy. Rob.
rrtaou. Mueller. WiudlH. VIII pitch
schuuan. Uit by pitchcr--W Wtndlc ny
schumun. Runs .OCouuor, Rhyme, Yuma
MnrIlor @ Ccffcy, BChuman, Christensen,
Vourrfauu p Mueller Spoas ?, smith. FIR
rars-Schuuau. Christensen. Wlndlc,
Mueller ., Speaz. umpires -AnderHon and
Bclayu. Timc--Dne hour and 40 minutes,
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A. ana Rcd sol split.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27,-Bush held
Philadelphia TO four hits ant enabled
Boston to break even IN double header
by winning tho second game today, tn ).
In the opening contest RommcN 0ut-
pitched karr and gave the Athletics
Q TO victory. In the first game there
were four home runs. John Collins made
two. &. Walker and Pratt each one.
ELrat Eamn-- srnre.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
yon9r 20 ,Flght In Cnnoda

cHICAGO. Sept, 2!'-IIIob HoPer,
chicago heayyweisht %, ooNTr' o, ma nss
sisnsu ~ he named at Winnipeg
nent dtcyyoSer II. Negotiations are be-
on ops5e FOR eastern engagements
fnllowing this fight
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Davis. p'Bricn, Griffin, McGinnis
Three base hits--I5rannon. Thomp-
son. Home runs COnnclly, Jclsnin.
Sacrifice hits--Burkc, LuhnnoNic,
stewart, Iiancy. stolen haScs--
iancy (2). Double plaNs--iurhc {"
Spcllmhn; Jcisma Ia ldnglc To lr-
II,cIt. Brnnnon to MCGinnis, Bases
ond bnII--OTf LukanoViC 3. Struck
out--.IcIsma I. LukhnoVic :. Lcft
ON bascs,---Tulsa =, Omaha \. Time
of gnm,'--OnC hour, l3 minutes. TIM
and Burnsidcs.
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OKLAHOMA CTrY. Sept s7.-Okla-
hUun city and ST. Joseph divided the
clpslug doublr. header today the Indians
winning tho FIRST, @ tp 4 and the Saints
taking the second g TO I.
EIfsf EHmt. Score.
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sumo that MT wilson ~ opposed TO
ratification OF the treaties.
But let me make this plain" he
added. ',tf Mr.. Wilson were in
favor Of ratification. / would still
be opposed to II
1T would also DC safe to presume
that you discussed the treaties with
Mr.. Wilson," he was asked,
Undoubtedly" Glass responded.
"But Mr. Wilson did not indicate
any desire that / transmit his views
regarding the treaties TO any other
senator"
The discussion. senators said, did
not involve the probable attitude
on ratification for former President
Wilson. senator Hitchcock refer
ring to reports in circulation that
Mr. Wilsnn had expressed himself
to one or two other democratic SEN
ators as against ratification, said he
knew nothing about Il, while Senator
Harrison of Mississippi, a democratic
Spokesman denied the reports
flatly.
Coincidcntly with the democratic
conference, senator Borah NJ Idaho,
"A republican opponent OF raiifica-
tiou, introduced a resolution request
ing the state department 20 advise
tho senate whether tho United states
has representative or agent" sorv-
ing In any capacity with allied mem
bers ~ the roparations commission.
Republican leaders planned TO de-
fer further senate debate or the
treaties until tomorrow when Scna-
tor Lodge OF Massachusetts, ropub-
lican leader said that-he prophaed
/ holding night> sessions.
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SUMMARY. SarritiUr hits Grouse. fe-
snr Two. base hits. East. lilHkDslyt Ola
sIsr. Mari. Homo runs Waahburu. Metz.
struck uut-by 3sllHfH hy Keller O.
uaaa ou balls off KrIfar Lot M bases
tur 90 Metz k~f,r. Wpshbufn, H'fg"r.
East O. utcN butler ul'hrsly Seilnrs.
Errors .OatrrRbrd. M,tE. WHHuburu. Fast
trutap Impirua. Igr,kyr and TtEpat-
tick. Iimr.Our hour and 90 minutos.
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SECOND Eamo scorei


RFltan flr smith Ia ttth.
Score by innings.
brH Moln0h .s..,..,s...,s snOO eOl -
Iupln .... ........ ...... 10" 100 -
Seven Innings by agreement
summary. Two .hHsu htH--ptonnort
Rhyme Mpcucr ., ,ottcy .. Three base
-EonnndN. IuuTg Hom" tun-Mucl-
lrr Sacrifice hit Robertson. Uase on
bplIs.-uu ibuclalvw I, OF Williams l, utf
Day T. struck uut-.by UucNalcw !, by
Williams 4 Earned runs AMI hita-pff
Uuukulcw q and ~ In z innings, of VII
lla.ta 4 and 2 in q iunings. utf Day
and 2 m / inning. Lett on hascs--Des
MoIuc. o. icpln d. Double plays Robert
slu 90 Wlndlo. Wllama to Robertson 10
Bnurg stolen hssrH Milan, Robertson,
MugIlrr Mld pitch Pay. Passed ball
Yuma blackwell itt by pitcher
Christ euscu by UuckHlcw. Runa--Rhyno
o. Nuut % Nnyllrr 70, Coftvy, Wudlc
! l'un,rtHNu Mueller Epras, Kennedy 2.
urrurs Rhyme blackwell tmpircH-
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Score by innings.
BOSTON s.H. ts.s...rs ss.t"V l"H NH"-1
Philadelphia .... ......OoO 4o5 O0y-9
summary. Two base hits--Gs lloway. D.
Walker. R0mmeN Lieboid. Three. base
hit-Witt Home runs4I Collins 20 e.
Walker. Pratt Double plays-Galloway 90
Dykes TO J. Walker. Base on bdlls--uN
Earr g. struck out---by Karr .. Runs
Iicbola O. Pratt. ;. Collins =. Witt. FyE-s.
G. Walker 2, Perkins. p. Collins, Gallo
way. =. Walker, Rommell. Errors-Pratt
2. Perkins. Galloway.