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JERSEY CITY ELECTION !:
MAY JOLT FIGHT PLANS
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n YORK. April 23With the DempseyCarpenter fight
N pareny for July III central location Jersey City,
training selected there chance that political
in the the big battle? Brothers,
there is chance. =, "a
be generally the that May 10
Frank Hague
involved and the tour commissioners VINO assist MN IN
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Memphis Leads Southern.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23.-Mem-
phis held the lead in the Southern As
sociation pennant race tonight with
six games won and one lost. but with
Birmingham, which gave the locals
their first trouncing of the season to-
day close behind with the same num-
ber Of victories and three defeats.
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ZWilling Clouting in A. a.

Zwilling of Kansas City is out in
front among the batters of the
American Association. with an aver
age of .526. Miller, st. Paul. is next
with 500, while Ellis Of Louisville, is
third, with .47S. Dresser of ST. Paul,
Is showing the way to the base steal
srs with four thefts.
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CUBS DOWN CARDINALS
Spoil st. Louis Teams Home Open.
er, 5 to 1-Chinese Minister
Umpires at Start.

ST. LOUIS. April 23-Chicago de-
feated st. Louis. ; to /. in the oening
game of the National League here to-
day.
Mayor Kiel pitched the first ball and
DIR. Sao-ke Alfred SEE. Chinese minis
ter to the United States acted as
opening umpire. Score:
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FIGURE RUTH TO FALL
SHORT OF 1920 RECORD
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

ABE RUTH already has established mark has
busted his last years In he home
the current month but this his wlow has
wacked four While for fhe 1920
be doubt whether he will 2Oachh
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Athletics Let Three Go.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The
Philadelphia Americans have released
Charles Edens and farmed Jack Slap
pey and Wilbur Ray, pitchers, to
Rocky Mount of the Virginia League.
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'Batred FOR Hamilton in third.
4Batted for Glazner in seventh.
Cincinnati .....4 o . o o %
Pittsburgh $50. o q o o = Of
Run>-Paskert. Bohne, Duncan. Bressler,
fones"a, Bigiee 90, Carey, Whitted. Errors
duncan, Hargrsvr, Hamilton. Two-base
hits-Crane. whitted. Three-bsse hits-Pas-
kert. Carey. Home runs-Fonseca. Bigbee.
Sacrifices s-Daubert, Bohne. Double rlay-
Daubert tunassisted). Left on bases-Cincin-
natl, .: Pittsburgh, f. Bases balls-OH
Msrquard, l: OF Hamilton. !; OF Carlson. l..
Hits-On Hamilton. in 3 innings OF Carl
son. none in innings; on Giazner / in 4
innings. Struck out-By Marquard. 8: by
Hamilton, l; by Glazner, =: by Carlson. ..
Losing pitcher-Hamilton. rmpires-Messrs.
Quigiey and O'Day. Time-1.48
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Smith Joins Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Jack smith ST.
Louis National outfielder, who has been
holding out, has joined the team and
agreed to terms. but will not be per-
mitted 10 sign d contract until he gets
in condition.
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AND POWERS ::
LOSE IN ARMY BOUTS
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

ALTIMORE April OF
| includes the Washington. did
titles tonight the boxing championships of the
Sd Corps
National Capitals Walter
Washingtonans
light
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DRIVES DECIDE
Send In Four Runs as Indians Take
Third Straight From Browns
bv 6 to 2.

CLEVELAND April 23.-Cleveland
defeated st. Louis, to .. today, MAX
ing 1t three straight victories. SewelTs
batting decided the contest. His two
Dagger in the first inning drove in
Two runs, while his triple in the sew
enth sent in two more
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Princeton. 8; Swarthmore. O. .
Penn State, 3: Lebanon, 0. -,
North Carolina, Z; Virginia, 8.
Citidel. 5: Davidson College. 2. :
Wake Forest, 1; Furman. =. .s-
Columbia, 13; South Carolina, o.
Mercer. 5: Vanderbilt, .. ~. b..
Trinity. ): Eton, I. - >,
Georgia Tech, s; North Carolina State, Q.
Georgia. 3; Alabama. 1.
Illinois, s; Chicago. =.
Michigan. o; Purdue. 3.
Ohio sstates..5; northwestern: twelve il
linASt.. =. =. = :. - -.
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SOUTHERN RECORDS GO.

Three Broken in Meet Sewanee
Wins From Georgia Tech.
ATLANTA, Ga, April %. = Sewanee
defeated Georgia Tech. 81 to 56, here to-
day in dual track meet in which two
southern intercollegiate athletic asso-
citation records were broken and another
tied.
Skidmore of Sewanee threw the 16-
pound shot 43 feet 1912 inches. AGAINST
the record of Al feet 81 inches. While
chel of Tech threw the javelin l69 feet
s inches, against the record OF 1879. ana
Welch Of Tech tied the pole vault record
with II feet S1a inches.
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ACTION AS TO COLLEGE
MEET PROVIDES PUZZLE
BY II. G. BYRD.

Y IHILE al 8
wv under the OF the National Collegiate Athletic As
socaon of all the leading colleges
eligibility possibly The
favored the
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CALIFORNIA ALSO TIES
FIFTH RECORD IN GAMES

EDaNDS Calf April 23Charles " Paddock University
of Southern world
A. A.
here today. to ohhc
Paddock's ll
yards. 80 Is:
He 100 yards s seconds world and 30
yards p Is
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Totals. 81 II y "a Totals. 33 q IS
sRltted for Riyiere in eighth
tBatted for Goodwin in ninth
Chicago .-....... o - o 0-5
81. Louis. q o q % O-l
Runs--Aiafsei Barrier, Deal f2I, OFarrei.
1oporcrr. Ersors-IiOlio"her. Fouruier. Iayan,
1oporcer. Twe-basc hits-OFarrrll. Barber.
Deal. iirAthcvf-. Dout,Ie piays-bral to Terry
10 Lriii.es. Gf,n.s I'D iioliOcher, Clemon> and
1aSAn- Left chicago. = st. Louis.
; bass .ut.u~ Uh work. 3: OF May >.
Iits-Ou 1y,ef. D In innings: Dff York, in
inrinSs; o. Nap. u in 3 2-3 innings; OF
Rls'rrc. 70 : iiaingr:- Off Goodwin. in I
innihg s;I,.S oln--By Tylrr,i /: by York. l:
Icy Nay. ]. 10y Eivtre. 3. Winning pitcher
Y,<k: ssang pDener-Msy. Umpires-Messrs.
Moran xno Nglcr. Time Of game-l hour and
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Giants Release Henline.

NEW YORK. April 23.-The New
York Nationals have released Catcher
Walter r. Henline- to Indianapolis
of the American Association under
optional agreement.
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Totals. Al 1881 Il Totals. 80 IL 81

zone out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Faber in eighth
Detroit -. 1 o o 90 o o o %
Chicago 0 o 0 % 1 0 Ia
Runs-YOung Bush. Johnson Collins, Shee.
ly. Errors-Young. sheely. Schalk. Two-base
hits-C1lins t2). Faik. Stolen bases-Bush
Cobb. Young GU. Feach. Hooper. sacri6ce-
Sheely. Left On bases-Detroit, 8; Chicago, g.
Bases on balis-On Faber. l; of Leonard 8;
on Hodge. i. Hits-On Faber. in innings;
on Hodge. none In 3 innings. Struck out-By
Faber, . by Leonard. .: by Hodge. /. Win
ming pitcher-Hodge. Cmpires-Messrs. Chill
and owens. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes.
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White Sox Release outfielder.

CHICAGO. April 23-Kelley Herbst.
a catcher and outfielder of Palm
Beach,: Fla, today was released by
White Sox.
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Easy for Virginia Athletes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April ga
Virginia :. University athletes over
whelmed North careiiea in the annual
track meet here today. scoring ll3
points to . for the viatoeA
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,

Richmond. Z: Petersburg, j.
Norfolk, II: Portsmouth, 4.
Suffolk, S: Newport News, 3,
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Houston. S; Galveston, o.
Shreveport. IL; Dallas, ..
Fort Worth, "A; Wichita Falls, II.
BeaAnao0t~ 6: San AntAnhn
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Runs--Jacob-cn (2) Jameson (no. Johnston
speaker (2,, Sewel1. Error-Williams Two
base hits~Jac"h>On. Jameson, Sewell, FL
mer smith, Speaker, Coveleskie Three -ba se
hit-Sewell Stolen fmse-(;lrason Sacritice
hits-Lamb t2,. Johnston. Gardner. Double
piay-O'Seill and Stephenson. Left on hases
st. Louis, 10; Cleveland, S. Bases on balls
on Davis. 8: ofrCOveleskie I. Hit by pitcher
BY Davis tStephenson). Struck out-By Davis
,: by toreleskie 4. Wild ptch-Davis. Um-
pires-Messrs. Evans and Hildebrand. Time
Of game-1 hour and Is minutes
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.S6UTHERN IssocIATI0N,

i;At,ent4, ;1;;aMdtiM,;;.I. ~ '':sE
fittG Roak, II; ~N3shvifft, u -
RirminSham. g Aemphis, q
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BABE MUST FACE ERIC.
WHO HAS CHECKED HIM
King of Swat Never Has Found Olaf for Circuit
Clout and Got Only One Homer
Here Last Season.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


Place
)
Attracto
League Park this afternoon
considerae enough dish different brand which
the record assemblage OF day be
OF New York players will be there will also George
McBd Nationals Ruth
eight other Yankees and the the Cmn essential
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee, S: st. Paul, Z.
Kansas City, 4; Minneapolis. 3.
Columbus. ); Louisville, o.
Toledo Indianapolis. wet grounds.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Orlando. Q; Lakeland. 0.
: Jacksonville, g.; Daytona, 3.
SkPetersburg. 6: TampaA
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Results of Yesterdays Games.

Washington Boston-Ra
New York deiphia-Rain
Cleveland, 8: st. Louis. .
Chicago, 5; Detroit. 2
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rssults of. Yestetday's Games. !.

New York PhiladelpHla IRA IN, 4, -" MI X
H-r Brooklyn stsn-Iiain. t.-.-g.. fs.s II y
CINCINNATI. IS: Pittsbursh;4
Chicago, s. ST. LopiS. L
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Totals. 33 n 16 Totals - 10 27 1s
Ran for Severeid in ninth
tBatted for Davis in ninth
ct. Louis. ....... l q o o %
Cleveland. ....... . o O o o q x-6
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GAMES TODAY.
New York at WASH.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES TOMORROW.
WASH. at New York.
st. louis atI'hicngo.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Phila. at Boston,
Evening star., 1921-11-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
, ;. Nermsn ;s seh9snhal and Ann. M. Lavak. both
Thomes L. Mansfield and Elsie ii. Shook.
Cecil Welch Of Rugby. N. D.. and Marjorie
Brown Of Forest City, lows.
Harold n van Petten Of this city and vir-
si1ia ?. TayIor Of Alexandri.: Va: M
Lena Rothchild Of this city.
Edward J. Kyle Of charestown. Mass. and
Margaret L. Norm of this city.
Edward T. Hedgeman and Dorothy v.
Joseph F. Lee and Hattie johnson.
Percy Shorts and Lucy NJ. Chase.
Louis L. sisney and Corrie Gassaway.
Francis N. Robinson and Lura Il. Phillips.
Robert s. White and Mabel Hopwood.
Jesse Smallwood and Ruth ]. White.
Frank H. Brown Of I0rtOn, Va, and NIL
dred II. Lombard Of Occoquan. Va.
Marian Z; Randall Of this city.
Isaac Cohen and Bessie Reamer. both Of
Harold p. Matters of Erie. Pa, and Frances
G. Ryan Of Worcester. Mass.
Percy 4. Allen and Elsie Z. Dennis.
Paul A. Brockwell and Marguerite NJ. Helm.
Ralph u Payne. r.. OF Alexandria, Va. and
Dorothy L. Coeckrell Of Vienna. Va '
Edward 9. Coiner and Mabel B. Bingler
>, Henry Werner and Elsie Mckay, both Of
Baltimore Md.
nomsnico Csmpanelli and Julia FaIasco.
Willie W. Tinsley ani Marguerite +. Wise.
both Of Richmond. r..
William II. Ila md Minnie D. Moses.
Chaster i: De. i l. ...a Glenn. both
Of Richmond, Va
ALFRED +. Cumberland and Mamie Hitaire
Evening star., 1921-11-08

Miss Putnam and Miss Ruth. Put
nam have returned to their nome,
2c25 O street, which was leased dur
ing the absence of Miss Ruth Put
nam in Europe. t.. 7.- 60
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this week Mrs. Ambrose Mccall and
her daughter. Miss Dorothy Donnelly
Mccall, Of New York city.
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l.. E. Mandy Of this city is musical
director of a -Four Horsemen" pro-
duction travelling through. the east
ern shore of Maryland.
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MUSICAL MENTION.

Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish. president of
the Rubinstein Club. has appointed
Miss Alice Broass chairman of the
press committee of the club to sue
coed Mrs. Ellenberg, recently re-
signed. In the absence Of Mrs. Ben
ham. who is still in Europe. the first
meeting of the voice committee will
be held at the home of Mrs. Dalgleish
tomorrow evening at S o'clock. when
applicants for active membership will
be heard.
Final selections for the solo quartet
Of Trinity Methodist Church southeast
are announced by the music committee
Of the church. Mrs. Elsie Harvey
Weaver has been re-engaged as or
Eanist and director of the quartet: Mrs.
Mary Chaplin. soprano: Miss Mabel Nc
Calip, contralto: Edward Lippitt Of Bal
With the addition OF Mrs. Aileen NJ.
Burns as soprano soloist the quartet OF
the choir. Church of the Ascension, is
now complete for the coming year. Mrs.
Burns is resident Of Washington. is
engagement. it is felt. will greatly
facilitate the work of the choir
A concert by the choir for the benefit
Of the choir fund will be given on the
evening Of November II. in the Sunday
school room Of the church. assisted by
George Dixon Thompson. pianist: Anton
Kaspar, violinist; Mrs. Edna Hillyard
Gray, basso.
L. E. Mandy Of this city is musical
director of -Four Horsemen" pro-
duction travelling through. the east
ern shore of Maryland.
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tionsl representation. according to
Mr.. Lesh, who said that only seven
teen were opposed to the groups
platform. The groups action does
explained, but the vote last year on
the question was. gratifying proof
that the great majority of Its NOM
bsrs: % Individuals. favor the groups
The platform. which was rsaa aasFmed.
make Q state OF the District; approves
the principle OF District self-govern-
ment, but asserts uelief that in ap-;
plioation it would so infringe on the
rightful jurisdiction of Congress over
the national seat Of government as to to
by 30 many that it is not advocated.
The group does believe, however.
that the rights granted citizens in
states should be extended to resi-
dents of the Misunderstanding MEM
bers to both Houses Of Congress. and
II has been pointed out, must be OBJ
tanned by constitutional amendment.
Regarding the two pending bills.
Mr.. Lesh expressed his opinion that
they neither gave national represen-
tation nor local self-government and,
therefore, should not be approved and
were not consistent with the groups
platform.
Calls Offering Shadow.
"Were District officials elected by
the people they still would be amen
able to Congress and not the people,"
no said. "and in addition. this bill
would disaualify from voting all who
claim voting residences elsewhere.
Few OF these would give up their real
Those who believe that gaining a ter
ritorial delegate is a step to further
representation are mistaken, l be-
lteve, because once Congress passes
one of these bills it will feel it has
done it's full duty. The representa-
tlon either would give the public Is so
small that I believe the lack of in
terest which would result would sim
ply furnish the opposition with a
strong argument for no suffrage at
all.
"Furthermore. we are not in the
status Of a territory, which gets a
delegate only because 1t ts too small
and weak to become a state. We are
stronger now than several states: we
are never going to get statehood. so
We should demand the national repre-
sentation that states citizens get.
Our measure was approved at last
Trade, Chamber Of Commerce. Cen
trail Labor Union, the Federation Of
Citisens' Associations and every other
representative body and was opposed
by no one" t's-.
Other officers elected for the en-
suing year were: Daniel Folkmar.
vice chairman, and Frank H. Bryson.
secretary. A special committee was
appointed to attend the hearing of
the Capper and Poindexter bills for
District representation. which were
taken up at a hearing before the SEN
ate District committee today.
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The marriage Of Miss Agnes Nichol-
son Of this city and Mr.. Thomas r.
Robertson of Zebulon. N. G., took
place Saturday afternoon. November
s. They will reside in Raleigh. n. c..
on their return from their wedding
trim
Evening star., 1921-11-08

DR.. and Mrs. Paul Bartsch and Mrs.
Minnegerode Andrews were the
guests Of Mrs. Boughton at Roland
preceding the illustrated reading by
Mrs. Andrews and the lecture by DR..
Bartsch at the Arundel Club.
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mer military attache at Madrid. and
Mrs Van. Malta have returned from
Spain and are visiting Mrs. Van Nat
ta's sister. Mrs. Willoughby, at 1s4l
Lamont street,
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Society
Continued from Eighth Pase.)

this week Mrs Ambrose MCCALL and an Z!
Mccall. OF New York city.
Maj. Thomas F. Van N.tta, 3r. for:
mer military attache at Madrid. ana
Mrs. Van. Malta have returned from
Spain and are visiting Mrs. Van Nat,
ta's sister. Mrs. Willoughby, at 1S4l
Lamont street. III.
Miss Putnam and Miss Ruth Put
nam have returned to their home.
2c25 o street, which WAS leased dur
ing the absence of Miss Ruth Put
nam in Europe. 7.- s@
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Nichol.
son Of this city and Mr.. Thomas r.
Robertson of Zebulon. N. c., took
place Saturday afternoon, November
on their return from their wedding
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Bartsch and Mrs.
Minnessrfodns n RdrsSton wsrf so,snd
Park. Baltimore, for luncheon today
preceding the illustrated reading by
Mrs, Andrews and the lecture by DR..
Bartsch at the Arundel Club.
Girl From Greece Bride
OF Warrington Man.
The marriage OF Miss Panageota
Chukala Of Greece to Mr.. Peter g.
Dounis Of this city took place Sunday,
November 6. at I o'clock. at the Palais
Royal Hall. the Rev. Wilkifosis Pouiou
Of the Greek Orthodox Church perform.
Ing the ceremony according to the ritual
large gathering Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. Michael Poulou. brother OF the
priest. sang the Bigafini. and the hall
was decorated with roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage.
combined % with embroidered organdy,
and carried a large bouquet Of bride
roses She was given in marriage by
her cousin, Mr.. Louis Gotsis. A sup
lper and Greek dance followed. and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Dounis left for an extend.
ed wedding trip through the north.
They will reside In this city on their re-
turn.
At the buffet luncheon Saturday
given by the DISTRICT OF Column,a a'aoH
among the guests were: Mrs: Lyman
Swo.mstedt. president of the Women q
City Club Miss Ethel Bagley. pres:-
dent of the Business Women's Coun-
Gil; Mrs Henry Churchill Cook. presi-
dent Of the District Of Columbia nj; ia
Eastman. Mrs. Beverley Mason. Mrs
Thomas e. Green. Mrs. Theresa A.
williams of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. Charles w
Fits. president of the Florence Crit
tenton Mission: Mrs. F. A: Holton Of
the Holton-Arms School. Mrs. u. M
Goodacre, president of Lincoln Cir
Gle. No. 3. Ladies Of the G. A. r.;
Mrs Virginia White Speel. president
Of William Beck Circle. No. 4, Ladies'
Of the G. A. R.; Mrs Giles Scott Raj
ter. president Of the Mothers Con-
n la
DIR. Thomas f. Green made q stir-
ring address to the guests concern
ing the work Of the American Red
Cross at home and abroad.
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DENIED ENTRY TO q. S.

SARNIA. Ont. November 8.-A pro-
test has been sent to the immigra-
tion department at Washington
against the action of the immigration
officer at Port Huron. Mich. in refus-
ing entrance to the United States OF
Harry Tate, English comedian. When
Tate reached Port Huron yesterday.
he stated. he was detained and later
ordered to return to Canada, despite
the fact he held a passport.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty.
fou: hours:
Andrew Gedde~. Y. st. Elisabeth's HoSpital.
Patrick Shea. .. Walter Reed Hospital.
John A. Pcristeris. ~. 1898 Connecticut ave
Eu".
Rallie Tysrell. "A. 1897 lat street.
Ruby \. Glossbrenner. 2. 12S Todd place
northeast.
tInfan> Of Floyd Is. and Cora L. Matthias. !
Edward ii. Miles, 2. Il X street.
Ralph 8. Tibbs. q. 92i street.
George Williams. ~. $40 Florida avenue.
Ellen Foster, 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-11-08

Howard w. and E~s n. Mi!s:esd. gin.
Archie B. aaJ Marie c. Fletcher. girl.
John p. and JRc:e Mcconnell, girl.
Frank G. and Nauria Bower. boy.
William L. and DOROTHY De Grafenreid. girl.
Charles !. and Isa II. Carpenter. girl.
kirke @. and Catherine Klbler. girl.
Abner c. and Mary n. IAkenan. boy.
Harvey and Estellc ellis. boy.
Harry and Lilly Brooks, gin.
Phillip L. and Rosa Lewis. boy.
Evening star., 1921-11-08
MASS FOR CARDINALS.

ROME, November IA requiem
mass was celebrated in the sistine
Chapel today for the cardinals whq
died during the last year, among
them Cardinal Gibbons. Pope Benei
dict attended and impaired thd
apostolic benediction. In the edifica
were the full diplomatic corps to thd
Vatican. a large number of cardinals
and bishops and representatives OF
the knights Of Columbus.
Evening star., 1921-11-08
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Samuel and Jennie Walters, boy.
Dan and Cell tiatses girl.
Harry F. and Edna Harris. boy.
Angelo and kocrkina Anastasi. girl.
Herbert and So!a Webster. hoy.
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piSno and Nictrola all Tor 81, 900 biz h,s
gain. Home Realty Co. 80 Robissa.
Bldg. '"soa
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FINANCIAL.
on LANDS Am
mOTEIs--ROOMjN,, ,,o,.,.

FOR SALE, Eighteen room rooIaIos 49,,
boarding house. close In. fuu ,gs at
ers; best OF furniture, good 'oan
located right; price $4,000: os." hl
See Russ l.. Grant, 5li seuuf.fr ~
Phone 21s0. hHf
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e6 ROOMS centrally located. good -
:, some cash viii consider SOME trsg,
+. y. Houston, i0s Security uIJe "1ue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

| FOR SALE-ren-rO room roomIng bog..
close in; price $1,000: 5000 cash ,',,
ti25. CAN Moore. Usage 26t6
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BUSINESS SERVICE
MOVING ASD SToRAGE

dEr uth low lFicss oi. OIL held trucking
cross country moving rratnk packing
ana storage. Ni,hols T-ansf-r q Storags
Co. Phone Usage l11-tis
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| A SNAP--Eleven- room uptown irAbsJs,,
ront slop. lease; furniture 5000 vfS
| only $500 down; viii clear tou ixs
monthly. Home Realty co. as P5bls.S
Bldg.
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EMPLOYMENT

sITi ATIONs WNNTED, ftMALE Is
PRACTICAL NURSE wants confinement
cases. Mrs Mlnthorp OsRgc Rs3s.
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IL ROOMS on Main 81 1850 cash n,
| ance monthly this IL a HnAv y n
Houston, sos Security Bldg.
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DENVER. s.--Four blocks from po,,.,
flee. ii-room roomlng house dandy nv.
niture, including piano, Nictrols oiee,,.
| sweeper and washer. tl.25O down rW
handle. Home Realty Co, as Robins,
pidr ''''h