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The Nenana news., 1921-10-18

L. s. vs George Hainzinger. de murrer overruled and plea of no guilty entered. Trial set for Nov ember 21.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-18

P. Eachon vs Frank Porter, judg- ment entered for the plaintiff in the sum of s94I and costs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
CANYON To H0'
THLETIC MEF'
ENTRIES ARRIVING FOR FiEII
AND TRACK TRIALS:
BIt.iNS TODAY.
spcclai 10 The News.

Special 10 The News.
CANYON, April ,y.--Athlctcs bega'
arriving hoge to-day for tho annual trar
and tennis meet II the West TcXa'
state No,inll-Collegc 10 I've held her
Friday and SATURDAY. M,rc entries ar
expected tomorrow foy saturday Dar
.l It,A.r and 'lmmonu coll o. mci
comc "a afternoon trains and the 9TH
schools are expected ON the morning
triinG tomorrow.
Entries to the meet have been mad
hy y. NJ VI. l. ~ Roswell, y. NJ &. :
y. Wcath,rtc:d, OS.g., Ahlrnc chris
tlan COLLEGE. simmons college. WHyian,
College and colorado college.
Entries tor the meet arr limited t.
nine men to tract, Tor each school tire,
Cor tennis ana ono Tor thu Isnta,hlon
prvlimmarivs ~ the singles ana dou
blcs in tennis viii IL. played Friday.
The field events start at i.a0 o'clock
saturday AMI viii hc sivcn, the shot pm
firs,. running broad jump, pole vault.
Discus throw. running hlHh jump an,
avci.n throw in the order named.
The track events VIII also star, AZ
1 30 o'cluck Siturday afternoon. Tho
win IT, rau off with the 100 yard dash
fn1. go yard low hurdles. 22oyaro
dush. ! mil. run. $40 yard dash. d.
nile ruu. tive milc run and mile rcla,
race In the order given
TIL l,u,aihl,n viii consist u tn
,unulng h.rh jump running broad
mnip murr throw. discus throw and
lee yard ,.ash.
Rule Sc t'trrc nasif election a.
officers nnd the sc,t.nN 81 date fm
next ycar'u meet viii h. decided at q
me, ling % representatives from tn va
rlous schools Friday,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
BIG FIGHT PLANS
FOR JULY Z ARE
NEARLY COMPLETE
srtCiiL lRRiNGFNlENTS BEING
MADE IpR NEWSPAPER
CRITICS.


NJ" H.|i |NffN FfNH
NEW YORK. April p -Arrang
iDeris o. M Dempsey crpsntier
q. vvN ~, ohunpl nahln battle IN
Jersey ciiy. July ? uro rapidly .asing
N.HH
.t ID conference trd'v 10 WIS decided
tn scnd ~ PRINCIPALS 10 the center n
tho ring 10 2 -. a.. diy llght savings
time rnd thee conditions. rrp0rls
b. hlii'r wlil be- avail hle In the
4H 'hort., uftp . m. eastern stand.
.fi fm. .nr !. ur olrlier In The central
.uu. 81. Hon - H. United s,1tcs and
D rrlf aa 20 a Co., IN III Petite
,Hasl
WhHhor ~ battle b. decided by
Nuuknm or continues for the fun ~
.luld. i.rmlfi 4 undar INC Sew jersey
.tH boxing Aw ovsfy movement ~
fir rHi wli b recorded by wbnt
.,.1 Dol. he largest assembly 81 news
r.Uor ud rruss lssoclrtlon reporters
tt.t D,er slthor,d o. ring battle
p.run1 siaf1 tnd1y that. large M
NJ number u writers ass mbled NJ
...no In 1910 and n Tolod, In 1919.
~ wir .y,rv lnicstion that tho
Ir.N Cfr hDut world eirpa's both
iho l0huan fries Dompp~.willard
contests lu this respect
go rr 4 ~ the early demand for press
eoais that tentative provision nd been
r adc % divide the reporting sections
into 10 divisions Approximately ~
ring seats will he assigned the press
md IN win he awarded 20 those who
viii operate together. telephone and
cable wires. Directly back u this sec.
tin win come tn arena boxes and
n high priced seats fur spectators.
rhilr second section ~ press seats
win follow Ter writer's who win require
ire connections.
IN place Il the numerous bouts which
procodsd the Dempsey Willard mntrli
q Toledo. ih,re win be- not more thnn
ihrsc preliminary bouta
Tickets will be- placed ON sale In the
largo cities u the country probably
next week.
With the exception Of a few Of tho
cheaptr sections. every seat VIII be re.
served Prices viii range from five IA
fifty dollars accordlng To lonauon,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
CLEAN Baseball
TEAM FACES TEST
TO-DAY, IS BELIEF
nav nFlsipE~ 4 PPBRr Of
iSLuN tlliLEA -
AMARILLO.
y, IhARa A. ANslEy

tr.U. Lao rat insh school
n.oIail tcun. Composed % boys navy
vhcp . ui Don iw jw'nr h.s'
lI ga. Ga W.u u.t.lr tudn .
HI Tool lrre ESQ pu,n,icw lIlgh
l.'l co.. fp - chA'upionshiD oi
hnudlc.
ff tttt Il. o Typa the support n
,. .UAu o. Auaulln. It arcus that
t', az f's D. uplc in Amarillo who
Ir t., 90. DI tllrticH q "a boy
..., rItl tlsinF y the work o.
wing ,oys ihat have gne wrong.
iI,H ypI cUor hear higi Hcho D
l.,tc 90 my other 10y who was la
fHfiud IN athletics gong wlOnf
'f.fc II reason. IN urd,r Ia hccIUl.
Y. rthlstc % boy must devote y graz
nj of his time TO that pastlin". lil'
Bod Dpumnos dc,cloned M wcll ns li.
tit. he suon l,mns that II h. smoke
at's or cnrou1or that his days 3D.
hlric ntt over.
u costs something Ter q high schn
rrn out teams II any sort Ana
.r.'a high schnol teams have be.i
'lcnrpod tv Tack ~ flndv Will
ern caused = q hct 4 appnu
.l. to cltlz ~ 4 this town.
Would you rather your boy be
"a fannhootcr 90 that he WAS a ilriu
IT the high school baseball OF foot
II team? You PARENTS answer thai
icstlon. II crs.s money Tor him I
I'm 10 become either hut the costs foi
liking him an athlete are much les
han the costs for making him a 900
mhootcr and when he learns thu
Ter he learns a lot ~ other thing
go with n. bu' when he becomes
.'nlfr Of AN athletic team he learn1
= clean llvlnR IN tho best for all oi
Hc learns 90 rcspcri his SUPERIOR
lolrnn discipline. Tie knows how q
have hliradf In an llndg Of comranv
learns to tnl,c defeat Ike = MN anf
treat his opponents nlir and square
fact. he acquires all the character
lies that go h. maho him real nInr
rhch. WHY shouldn't the parents 1r.
ilzcns oi this city support hlgh s'ho
thleticE
The coach ~ the high school fooihal
id baseball teams w sirangn
any ~ the citizens II this oity. D.
ause IL the fact that he ~ lover Y
lonn sport and II DESTROYS ~ se'ia'
ne youth ~ the land brco'nc lftnT
4 In those things that win make hi'
ctter men. he has given his time 1r'
ar"y O. the instruction O. your hol.
Surely therc IN not man IN Amnr'
hn would not hc willing Co Ei"c l'
cast part Of his time and means q
aid In such n splendid work after
stranger has thus willingly invcs'
his money and "A goodly SHARE ~ De-
lime Ia the work.
Il the citizc"s IL Amarillo "pp'
lean athletics and wish to shoN d
youth If this city that they ar e.
ioys who try H. do something aud $
,re endenvoring Ia become ussffl n
hen they should pax IN" s'rnlf
he Amusement Park, Brih'y and
rday when the local hoys who hs
zen dubbed the Savage on 1n"ou"i
heir fighting spirit meet ~"
lainvlcw high school team tnr
championship of the Panhandle. -
nd tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
WILLIAMS FuQVA
TR0P ny WINNERS
N 4. 7. 4. SHOOT
4. ADAMS RETAINS VAUGHN
TROPHY AGAINST CILiII.ENG.
ERS.

Wednesday was the third registered
moot Of the Amarillo Gun Club and
re were 20 amateurs and 3 profes
opiIs shooting the program.
Weather conditions wcrc idcal ut tile
ginning u the shoot. hut before Il
q over "A very strong wind came up
'hich made bad targets for the late
ot,rs.
ihr professionals shooting Wcdncs.
" were u. ID. Gib's. rep.cs, nting the
yunt Powder Company and u. r.
'uucan and Walter Scott who repre-.
u, The Winchester REPEATING Arms
Hmpany. Mr.. Duncan made the best
ne 81 prfcfslonals. ~ out OF so.
Tho American Trapshoo;ing Asa eta.
"a furnishes onc trophy for each ten
Watcur contestants AZ each e glaieg
shoot These trophies are
runi to the highest q two CT ssss
ben there are sufficient number OF
1T ~ To- secure two trophies and TO
highest shooters " three classes
hrn there are three trophies. ...
Wednesdays trophies were won hy
lis l.. Williams " Glass ~" and Earl
,Fr1 1T Glass "B."
ST.. Williams ro.t, q and 81 ~ .
lNiilc so Ills first s,nrc OF % was
D. 1lgh = re- q the day l.. u. Nil
, 1ls' 'rokc a -.
'has y. Adams siaccssfully defend
the Vaughn trophy aaninst :. Is.
nughn rnd John PAR chnllcngprs. Mr.
'lWr viii defend the cup again Wed
hlay. f'ngi' L. challengcrs are o. l..
iiinIrs. II Y. Say Jcff Davis. II,
Ni,,i and J. ID. Cnzzcll.
s. -. - ....f..s.. q ....... f.tt.....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

hnsc hits Scott Rawlings. X. Mile
Home run u. Miller. Williams. Meadow
., len base Chr'istcnbury. Double pla'
v,adrwa Bruegv and Lee; Rawiinc
n Miller and Ices X. Miller Rawllnr
snd Lee. Basr on hills ~ Scott
M,adowa ,. Struck Gu; by Scott !; Mo
lows I: runs Chrls,cnbury ?; Cruis'
'h.cbcl Ford .: Rawlings, Williams ?
Mru~-l WrlFh,s,olc .. X. Miller
prirgv. Meadows .. Error Powell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

pecklnpaugh Stolen bases: Rice, Low.
L.. Harris pipp. Double plays: IIpp.
unassls,cd. Base ON balls III Er.ck.
SIN 6. Courtney I. plcrcey .. Siruct
eat, by ricrcey I. Erlcksoa Q Runs.
Rec Lewis 2. Harris. Charity, Few
stcr. pcckinpaugh, Pipp. B,di,, Warl
Schang 2. Pierccy 3 Errors Shanks.
Charity :, reckInrRnEh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

Two brse hits: Cobh ycach :. Burns.
weed. Gardner 2. Seweil Thr,c base
hrs stephenson. Home run: Uhlc.
stolen bases: Cobb. Jones Bush. Dou.
~ plays: Stephenson. Scwcll Burns:
I'"h Young aud illue Base ON balls:
D"n11rd 4. cole 3. Uhle .. Struck out
'..' nard I, Cole I. Uhle 1. Runs: Bush
ode 3. Ncnch. Evans 2. Burns =.
'n'ukcr. Wood 3. Gardner. scwcil 2.
Stcrhi .. o'Ncill .. Uhlc ?. Errors;
Blue. Evans. Scwcll. o'Nclll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Pcrry Weakens--lio~,an VIA.

BOSTON, April sS.--perry weakened
In che fourth inninH .nasv noy'rn
making three runs and eventually win.
ming from Philadelphia G to Bush
started In the box Tor Boa,pn but Was
Xpellod IN the first when he claigvd
that witt. who had walked. dia ntt
soorc on DuEan's douti' e. The tft
field. Myers capably pitched the re;t
- The gamc and held Philadelphia ssf'.
lie received flawlegs support ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
UsT0A CALF PLAYERS
LOSE IN TOURNAMENT


HOUSTON, Texaa, April 2s.-Ah
IousiH.i ,cnicnd'gs we're eliminated
day IN the y, 'oRd round oi the va.
ans golf championship tournament
ing conductC. at the Houston Coun-
y club. Mrs. Jack l.apham Of Mar
n,onio. Mrs Lloyf ". Hitcly OF For,
rurth, Miss Dorothy Hancock and Mrs.
WAT; Hcdtick winning their matches.
u third round Il the play will take
,isoe Friday. Mrs. ,willin stcrrItt %
jInllaS won the driving contest with a
rive II i72 feet and = inches,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
CLEVELAND WALKS
OVER TIGERS IN
REMARKABLE CAME
OrrONLNTs FAN. iIfFOni nlT
MD RCN CONTEST,
SCORE ls.s.


CLEVELAND. April 2s.- clcvclani
set season record today defeating d.
troll ~ TO 8. making 20 hits for ot,i
{ 20 h'ss. Each Ind n nad nj T. ~
r,, hi, md sc.r'd ~ st ne rn. H.
edition 20 kc,glng Dtifu.t's hits scat
Ter 4 md b Ing effective IN the plnchcs
lhle made q home run with the bass
full md ~ tw1 singles. driving IN ak
runs. his homer sending con,rd q, "a,
showers Eleven men faosd c 4, m tn
F.. lfl Irufvu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
American League.
Louis: Rain.
Oulmct and Guildiord.

ny Nfsoclnttd FfftE,
BOSTON. April 2s.-Francis ouimct
and Jesse Gulldfurd members of the
group 81 American golfers who are 20
contest for the British amateur cham.
pionship at Holy Lake next month. lett
today SCR New York. They will sail
saturday on the Caronia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

tG@ hits Kolly. ItinE Three In
hits Reilly and Johnston. Double plp
Bancroft. Frisch and Kelly: Danero
md Kelly; Rcui.er Olson and kuofoh
nnsc on halls Rynn g I,Cuther !, strue
nt by Ryan !; Reuthur .. Rpns kcl:
i'hnntcn.. prirfith. ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Announcement

We have ofaned a Ssrvicc Station fni
idiusl,ng Cleaning aud Vsnairing tyre
writer's of RcmingirG manufacture
Remington Typewriter Co, ioi Y. Third
ST., Telclihcae Ne 1857, Amarillo, Ter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

hatted Tor Humphrles ~ 'th'
" iattcd for James In 9th.
Galveston ...,.......,.0o t Dol 10
l.r,ur,ort ...........a 600 400 600
t,se hl,a S!ng. snnsbury. cali
= " $3.50 DOYLE. D.sicl. S1crlnr'
ri.s y ~ Cgrahar Ice. whalirg
st,',r aase 1s?on. Demaggio. Doubl
play Dig,ci to Eilam. Struck gu, ~
Lee 2: Humphrics =: James :. BnFc or
balls Iilsmphrics 2; James ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Tuda,s t,anms
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday = l,amc

ii,n u. rhiladeli hin >.
,.pt.liHI } Duuuit ,.
NW l"I . Washington F..
Dir su.al Louis. rain.
IuJi, Iames
ST. .ils at Detroit.
,,al 40 Chicago.
NsN worse st 10 ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
.irnkccs Freak Losing Streak.

NEW YORK. April 9s.-Thc New
York Americana broke their long los.
'ur streak today. defeating Washing
'un IN tn last game Of the series . Ia 6.
i'cc Lewis and Harris worked Il triple
teal IN the first inning. the firs, named
"a, aling home Charity and Ruth al.
noe came to blows in the fourth. but
urIt s.uufT,ted hy umpire Moriaritv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Dallas Defeats Fort Worth.

Font WORTH. Texas. April 2S
Dallas broke up tie score la the eight
With Fort Worth and won today's gam
Tho locals made ono In the eighth b.
the Marines nlso counted IN the ninth
Fort Worth made another In the last
frame. but could ne, put across thu
tying run and the gahc ended wit
Dhllns on the long end ct to score
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
DODGERS CONTINUE:
WINNING STREAK,
TRIM GIANTS, Il.
~ VgiTp iiTS orr RYAN ~
IICiyV SfvESTn WiNS
GA5iE

ni,oGl.tTS. ipai Brooklyn
r 20 my hts OF Ryan aud = llcc g..
pii bilchcd ihiec n them 90
Wrn H n hchy 'eventh wlnni
i.'.. Il tlshi 'ii'r' anu a.
..f.I 80 ,' York The score "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Houston Wins Fast Game.

" NNbocMWu INV
HOUSTON. Texas, April .s.--lious.
ton hurch-d hits and took advantage II
errors hy sIap Antonio aud took the eac'
oud gaiae OF the sories here today by
thc score OF 90 2. II was Barfoot's
third victory Of tho season. The game
svss rlayei n frst t.nie onc hu'm snd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
American Association.

At Toledo \: Louisville :.
At Minneapolis q milwaukee, ..
Al ~. Paul Il Kansas city y.
Indianapolis ut Columbus; postponed
v agreement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

Two base hits; DuSan. Wit. Pratt.
ncndryx. Home run: =. Walker
Double Plas; Galloway. Dykes, Griffin;
Wit. Pratt. Meinnis; RucI and scott
Base on balls; Perry ., Bush /. Struck
out: Iiaaiy 1. Myers !. Runs; witt
r. Walker. Wit ., Mcnosky. Hendryx,
McInnis. Collins. Errors. Perkins.
kecfc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
PhnlIes Defeat Boston

PHILADELPHIA. Auril ys,.-Thr'
home runs. two ~ them BY Ralph MI
pr and Pitcher Meadows with thu has
fillcd cave Philadelphia sn ~ 20 VI
toiy to-day and an even break In III
f,ur game series with Boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Philadelphia ~. Eorton G.
brooklyn 2. New York l.
ncinnatl.St i.ouia. rain.
TOday's GaInes
70 Hton at New York.
PHILADELPHIA ut Brooklyn
'hIc- 90 NJ pliishnrgh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

s i"'th Tor iofhNn w 'tn
'an Antonio .......... .Oo2 900 OOO-2
irsr'sr . ....... 0en ~ 01y--3
iase hits Conpo'ly. Miller. stolen
use Gross. MILLER Booe. Henry 2! Bag.
an D'yle Saciifl'e hits blades.
'ni' IT, nlsyS Gross % Fuller 70 Henry.
N,asc on halls Barefoot 4 Struck out
.ffoot .: Jordan G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

rrc r,gllar United States army II
,s lfout three times whnt II was he
10 entering Tie war IN 1910.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

Samoan moihcrs press down the noses
md foreheeds Of their children TO KEEP
these features fiat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
Indians Have War Faint Deficit Numerically Beaten
HOW THEY
STAND
TENkS LEAGUE
lricriay's Games

Dallas p. Font Noith T.
GALVESTON 3. Beaumont {.
f..'Ir. wichita Falls 2.
fII.I.n s.H Antuula ..
iudays Lames
DHIr iYa ., l1umunt
$50 .u,unlD at Houston.
lHI Nath 81, Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
! sand Crabs Win Second Game.
IA. a..s..Iat.A lSaaa

BEAUMONT. Texas. April 2s.-The
CGlv.ston Sand Crabs overcamc two
in i,,,d amass 4 by the Exporters ir
n iLgi inning and won the second
.sm. x the series here I to 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

Al Fort wor,h-Howa'd Payne Col.
|, ~ II Brownwood I. T. G. L. 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Southern Association.

southern Association.
Associated Prss.
It'll: ROCK April - LATHE Re-
n the sorios hy a 70 ting Nvnma
m ,o,s,y 5 10 4.
l,,fe. u q
1nlnrhtfu ....,.t.,t..s..t i-
ittlr RGck .......tt...tt i'
Viii, hill. FgaRlck, GlllnRh ~
iooch; Robinson and Land,
80
ATLANTA. April aS--Ail'n'n h1ts
% found Carton and Colhcrt for 90
,cs Of lcng hits today and d Zen, Il
~ Crienu q Z Fred Smith hu
.iiplr aud n home run.
score: IL u l.
CIV orleans ACKNOWLEDGMENT " !
taUtu ss...tst.s.rsss stt'f't f't' -
Carton. colbert and Dcborry, susg
I'd Schmidt
MEMPHIS. April - -Mcmphis'Nash
rInc game called IA fourth, rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

ailler. McElwce. Double play Holm
hsn 90 Hartford TO Ethel; verbout I
Hartf I'd to Ethel Bownmn TO Tanner
Works. Base on balls HollingSwor,
3. bowman .: vcrbout 2. Struck ow
~ iilngsworth 2: veraout .; Bowman I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

ar .U'. l1 l reIl lIlgh School
n..I1ll tcun. Composed u boys navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

Totais .........32 ! az 7
: Obs, ran Tor Moore In 9th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-29

\ matted for Workout In 9th.
Xxx san fer Henry.
xxx batted FOR Manscy IN 9Th.
Wichita Falls ......... $40 900 O0O--
shreveport .....s.. 900 ooi eee--
Evening star., 1921-10-06
hte health department within the last TWEEN

ihte health department within the last twer
ty -four hours:
Daniel and Winifred Minor. girl.
Howard s. and Johanna Scott, girl.
William A. and Theresa Callahan, girl.
Charles c. and Celeste Staley, girl.
Herbert G. and Mildred I. Lake. girl.
Auther NJ. and Alice Buck. boy.
Noble J. and Lillian n. Wilson. boy.
Warren W. and Mary e. Perry, girl.
Dana H. and Mildred G. Tucker. girl.
John e. and Belle p. Swink, boy
Eugene d. and Bertha R. Behrend, boy.
William H. and Eleanor Ryan, girl.
Lawrence and Bernice De Alley, boy.
kelse l.. and Gertrude l.. Potts. girl.
Carlas l.. and Florence Bassett, girl.
Archie w. and Ethel V. Morgal. girl.
Jack and Evelyn Jordan. boy.
William j. and Pauline Grenfell, hoy.
George A. and Helen NJ. Cook. boy.
Harmon and May r. Burns. girl.
Thornton r. and Pearl A. Powell. boy.
Elyus W. and Genevieve 6. Proud. boy.
William A. and Dorothy A. Fields. girl.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Other Gloue
REMNANTS


REMNANTS
$6.fS 12-button suede gloves.
{sSs. {sssSX and TAM Broken Sizes
$3.50 Doeskin Gloves,
$3.95
16-button length white washable
doeskin gloves. Broken sizes.
$500 and $500 Chamois
Gloves, $1.85
Strap wrist, natural and white
washable chamois gloves, with col
ored embroidery and insertion at
wrist
Odds and ends of silk and cham
oisette gloves. Broken lots and
sizes. 65c.
Stocking REMNANTS
$3.75 and $4.95 Stockings, $2.e5
Glove silk stockings, attractive
patterns. lace stripes. nets or plain.
Odd colors and sizes
S1.5O Stockings, CSC
Pure silk in black, fiber silk in
white. cordovan and Russian tan.
These are drca, stitch with seam
back and well reinforced heels and
toes.
Evening star., 1921-10-06

William J. and Mary NJ. Doolan, boy.
Charles W. and Ella j.. EngeIhardt, boy.
Emory A. and Ethel +. Fisher, boy.
Thomas n. and Mary II. McKenna, boy.
James r. and Agnes Marshall. boy.
Theodore and Rosa Jackson. boy.
Joseph and Gertrude GOrden, girl.
Ed W. and Ida D1niel boy.
Herbert and Marvee Mason, girl.
AloLzo and Maggie Richardson. boy.
Edward and Carrie Langford. girl.
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Eugenh ,R. Ninemon Of this city.
Fred Berardi and Louise Heist.
John W. johnson and Rosie E. Parker.
Everett R. Whaley and Vivian D. Ham.
Fred g. Hall of Baltimore and Mary Noff-
singer Of this city.
Frank Fountain and Gertrude Frederick
Frank g. Toler and Annie L. Allen, both
Of Charlotte, N. C.
Giuseppe solzano Of New York city and
Mary r. Staguers Of this city.
Paul L: Snyder and Violet v. Rauck, both
Of New Columbia. Pa.
Gavin A. swink and Eda skeiton.
Withrow A. Deisier and Eva Z. Craft, both
of Covington. Va.
William E. McGhee of Maryyille, Tenn.
and Anna L. Gerlach Of San Benito. Tex.
Fred c. Wyatt and Beatrice RavnaIl.
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F-U-R-S
ODD PIECES
MUCH REDUCED

1-Jap Weasel Coat. last-year
price $25o.00. now $1,000.
z-Muslrat Coats, last-year price
$145.o0, now $1,000.
Mole and Seal Wrap, last-year
price $650.00. now $S75.00.
Mole Coat. last-year price
$aS5.00, now $245.00.
2-Bay Seal Coats. last-year price
$125.o0. now $500.
3-Marmot Coats. last-ysr price
10000, now $69.5o.
1-Nutria Coat, last-year price
$3S6.o0, now $185.00.
2-Coney Coats, last-ysar price
$s5.oo. now $3.50.
1-Jap Mink Cape. last.year price
$t36.o0, now $500.
: LEOPARD Kitten. last.year price
S1s5.00, now $1,000.
E,s5.oo Alaska Wolf searfs.
$500.
bay Seal scarfs. last-ysar price
$4,000, now $3.50.
S-Mole Soarfs. last-year price
$3.50, now $3.50.
year price. $500. now Sss.se.
ETwo-skin Fitch Choksrs. last
year price, $500, now $500.
slap Mink scarfs. last-year
price $500. now $3.50.
@SQuirrel Chokers. last-year
price $l3.So. now $500.
HBAy Seal Mufts. last.year price
5000, now ?1o!Oo.
1-Hack Wolf Mutt, Iast-year
price $3.50, now $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-10-06

Ida J. Lewis. ~. 1921 1ith street.
Francis X. Mnlon, 4. 33Ul 22d street north
east.
paul C. Raeburn, 10 days .33 nth street
northeast.
Mary 4. Tinus, H. 1927 18th street.
Mnttie West, 33. 1900 Minnesota avenue
northeast.
Eulalia Payne 16. 1921 Swami street.
James Cole. 81. j151a 3rd street southwest.
James Fortune, jr.. months :41l p street.
Dorothy Paris. !. 1926 L street.
Catherine ]. Harrison, 1. l22si. 10th street.
Evening star., 1921-10-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: :
Joseph e. Middlebrook Of Goldenville. Va,
and Elmer v. Terry Of Hewlett. Va.
Ernest W. Tolson and jamie A. Price.
Tracy Lay and Marcia b. Wilson.
Alfred Harding. jr.. Of this city. and Lucy
S. Smith Of lie Grande. Ore -.
Franklin r. Wiley Of Wayne, Pa, and
!Almn A. Rogers of this city.
William NJ. Cooper Of New York city and
Julia Il. Pride Of this city.
Edward T. Walton of Cedarhurst. N. Y, and
Laura II. Sunwold Of this city.
Luther T. Terrell and Laura j. Creery. both
OF Richmond.
Oscar @. Carbon and Anna G., Henrick.
Ashton 2. McCombs of Thobes. Ark. and
Evening star., 1921-10-06
rs ACCIDENTS IN MONTH.
Psnnsy Division Shows Good Re
port for August.

During August there were only twen-
ty-fre accidents resulting in disability
of more than three days among the
$500 employees of the Baltimore dlvl-
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad during
August. tn" road announced today. Ti@
Baltimore division includes Washington
The record Of the division for August
WAS G9.6 per cent perfect. according TO
tn" latest safety-frst bulletin OF the
road
The Pennsylvania announced today il
had prepared a loading guide for all
ferry or trapcar shippers in the central
region for less than carload freight
Evening star., 1921-10-06
JAPAN IMPORTS INCREASE.

TOXIC, October 4.-The finance de-
partment announced today that in the
period from January to September
Japanese imports exceeded exports
by 300.000.600 yen. This is a con-
siderable increase over the same
period OF last year.