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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-04
Toilet Preparations

Toe Toilet Water Sprayers $50
$500 Perfumizers. 1898
$1.30 LIE TREBLE and Azurea
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18c Ivory Soap. ...... 15c
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In
Infants soft soled Shoes. button styles. in all
white and all black 1925 values for. .S5C
Infsnts long slips. also infants short dresses, IN
months. 1-year and 2-year sizes. in plain and
trimmed styles; also nansook petticoats, in the
1-year and 2-year sizes. This lot at. u PRICE
Infants robes and blankets, cotton, in all white,
with coored edging. others in pink and blue, with
floral patterns. Also lap pads. made of white
turkish toweling. embroidered in colors, with re
movable rubber pad inside. Formerly priced S1.50
to $1.95. for. ....................- Csc
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Sale of Coats, Suits and Dresses
At Wonderfully Attractive Prices of
SIS $25 $35 SIS

Our offering of Suits at these special prices
consists of the finest quality Serges Trcotines
in navy and few tans. They include strictly
tailored models, semi-tailored beIted models and
charming loose-flowng box models There is
nothing lacking in the completeness of the stocks
of Coats Suits and Dresses that will hinder mady
from completely outfitting herself at most
sonable cost. Every garment is taken from our
regular stock. Suits at $500, $500, $500
and $4,000.
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The Dresses consist of fine Taffetas,
Canton Crepes and Crepe de Chimes in all
of the most desired shades, and for one
who has seen our Dresses this season we
need not elaborate on the distinctive charm
of each garment. Suffice it to say that
the prices of $500, $500, $500 and
$4,000 are the greatest bargains we have
offered this season.
The Coats consist of short 81
length straight-line Coats, Capes
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A May sale to close out all
short lines of high-grade
Pumps, Oxfords and Eyelet
Ties; $50 pairs out on the
table to pick from. Every pair
was made for Crosby Bros. Co.
In this lot you will find hand
turned soles and Goodyear
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Short Lines of Low Shoes

We have assembled table full of fashionable low Shoes dis
playing good assortment broken Choice pair $49
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Children'S white and colored
Organdy and Wolfe Dresses,
slightly soiled and mus sed. sizes
from 8 to ii years, formerly
priced from $3.50 to $500. at
= price
Bungalow Aprons. in light and
medium colored percales and
gingh;.ms, in III sizes, regularly
priced at $3.50, for. .S1.95
Childrcn's Bingham Dresses,
in plaids and plain materials.
sizes to IA years. regularly
priced $3.50 for. S1.95
Children'S Sweaters, white and
colors, formerly priced at $3.50
to $1,000, now $2.95, s3.95 and
$500.
Boys and Mems Sweaters.
slipover and open fronts, for
merly priced at s5.95 to $3.50
a few that were formerly
priced at $S.95 to $1,000, for
1895
lch. 4 large variety of styles and
$500, very special for. q PRICE
ole shoes in the one and two
Il white and all black and COM
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$1,000. --....-.- .65c
Infants Shirts. with long and
o bandS in the light weight and
ton. 40c to 55c values for. .3Oc
with long sleeves. in all cotton
the wool and cotton mixed. but
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beyond compare,

Women's Blouses, including
Georgettes and Crepe de Chimes,
in light . and dark colors.
trimmed styles, also cotton
Voiles and Batistes, in trimmed
styles. broken sizes in this lot.
Prices $3.50 to $3.50. ~ Price
Women's Muslin Underwear
including Muslin and Crepe Slip
over Gowns in white and flesh,
with high neck and long sleeves.
Envelope Chemise with long
skirts with plan and trimmed
flounces. Billy Burkes and
plain hemstitched ruff1e trim
med NJ slim Drawers and
Chemise. This assortment in
regulation sizes at. 800. u price
One table of Muslin Undergar-
mentS for the stout woman con-
sisting of slip-over gowns. cor
set covers, drawers and envelope
chemise. in plain and trimmed
styles at ~ pr1cC
White Satten Petticoats in reg
ular and extra sizes with plain
hens; also scalloped trim at bot,
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welt solos, high heels baby Louis heels and low heels These
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Art NeedleWOrk
$500 Dresses, ST. S9


Little Girls ready made blue
Chambray Dresses, stamped in designs
for running stitch in black and white.
Sizes 2, 4 and years.
$500 Luncheon Sets, $1.49
F'ive-piece Bridge Luncheon Set
36x36 cloth with four 12-inch Nap
kins, white Linene, scalloped in delft
blue, ready to use.
75c Towels, SOC
1Sx36 inch plain Huck Towels
stamped in cross stitch and French
Knot designs with hemstitched ends
for crochet edge.
$3.50 Luncheon Sets, $1.9S
13-piece Sanitas Luncheon Sets,
stenciled in attractive floral and con-
ventional designs in colors.
Csc Vanity Bag Outfits, 1Oc
Crochet Vanity Bag Outfits. ready
to be made 1 mirror, 1 puff, crochet
cotton TO make bag with, colored en-
broidery floss TO embroider. all
Tor .----- lOc
S1.00 Buffet Sets, see
Three piece Buffet Set stamped on
cream crash, stamped in cross stitch
designs to be embroidered in colors.
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formerly from 9to
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
Black Crackers Win Last Game oil
Series From Giants. 10.

The Atlanta Black Crackers de
fcated Rube Fosters American Giants
at Ponce de Leon, by the score OF |
to 0. The game was a beautiful pitch
ers' battle between two southpaws
Streeter for Atlanta and Brown Tor
the Giants.
Atlanta put across the only counter
of the game in the seventh inning,
when Reid was hit by a pitch balk.
ONeil fouled out to the catcher, but
Moddox, the one-arm wonder, laid
down a perfect sacrifice and Reid
reached second. Davis then pasted
one OF Browns fast ones to center
for two bags, and Reid counted.
Davis was out trying to stretch his
hit into a triple. Grant at first base
played the best game for the Giants.
Cox also played great game for the
Crackers.
Score by innings: r. II, f,
Giants ...............OOo 900 600 = /
Atlanta ............ 900 DOL 00f-1 / 2
Batteries-Brown and Brown. Dixon; Street
er and .O'Neil umpires-Addison and Lee.
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CHICAGO GIANTS PLAY
NORMALS SUNDAY


Joe Green's Chicago Giants. mem
bers of the Negro National League,
will play their first game OF the pres
ent season at Normal Park, and the
Normals, last years city champions.
will be their opponents. The Nor
mails are the fast aggregation that
cleaned up "Rubc" Fosters gang last
year and ran away with the big base
ball honors OF the city and surround
ing territory.
Big Taylor, considered one OF the
best pitchers among the colored
hurlcrs, will be on the slab for the
dark leaguers, while Frank Duncan,
that promising Ynungsier OF the pro-
tector and mask, will do the honors
behind the bat The park is located
at DIST aud Racine Ave. and being
OF easy access AND excellent seating
accommodations should house a
monster OF a crowd Tor the opening
tilt OF the 1921 season.
Davey Malarcherm crack third
bascman OF the American Giants got
back TO taw carly this week and
brings shining report, OF the class
displayed by thu many players that
his team encountered in their play
throughout the southland. Jack Mar
shall was sent IN from Memphis and
is disabled III the undcrpin, and may
be out OF the doing for a while. The
Chicagoans won the Sunday game at
Memphis by score OF 81.
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THE NORFOLK GIANTS.

NORFOLK Va, April 5th.-Nor-
folk will have a crack baseball team
on the field this season with Chappie
Johnson as manager, who is plan
ming a high class schedule.
The Bacharachs OF Atlantic City
will soon appear here as we'll as
Washingtons strong team. Kittrell
College is also scheduled
Among the men now in camp are
Turner. Sucker, Mahoney. Pierre, all
pitchers from last years team; Lewis
and Harper, short stops from last
years team; Sason, York, catchers OF
last years team, and Churehhill, a
new catcher; Howard and Crump. OF
the inheld, are also veterans; Rags
and Kemp are the veteran outhelders;
while Smith and Bacon and the new
faces transportation has already
been sent for three Cuban players
who are on their way here.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
HAMPTON DEFEATS
UNION 7 TO q
By Charles +. Williams.

HAMPTON. Va, April clamp
ton Institute defeated Virginia Onion
University by score OF to o IN the
annual Easter Monday baseball game,
played in Richmond on Hoyey's Field.
A large crowd was in attendance. a.
the Hampton-Gnion game is looked
upon as one OF the big society events
of Richmond. Beautiful women filled
the stands wearing their new Easter
frocks and bonnets. They enthusiastic
ally rooted for their teams Enthusi-
asm ran high on the side line.
The Union rooicrs felt confident OF
victory until the firth inning, when
Hampton hammered ont five runs,
making the score to 3. The Union
team, fighting hard and aided by er-
rors. succeeded IN gaining one run III
each OF the three innings alter the fatal
fifth. Hampton olinehed the game by
getting tally III the ninth.
Both teams played erratic ball at
times, making costly errors The teams
were nearly equally matched, Hampton
having slight advantage IN the superb
pitching OF Chamberlain. which was
easily the feature OF the game. Cham
beflain struck out eight Unlonites,
while his opponent struck out i've.
The lineup was as follows.
Hampton-Woods, left field; Rainey
right field: Mann. center field, Gum
first base; Long Capt.. shortslop; Ill
lott. second base; Alexander third
base. Campbell, catcher; Chamberlain,
pitcher
Union-Branch, left field; Johnson
right field; Jackson, center field Greg
DRY, first base; Wilson, shortstop;
Adams, second base McGuinn lCapt),
third base; McAlister, catcher; Saw
age, pitcher.
Substitutes for Union,
Green. Branch, Brown and Jettries.
Errors-Hampton, 3; Union. 9; Hamp-
ton walked man, Union ?; bases on
hit ball, each; struck out, by Hamp-
ton 8, by Union 5
Umpire-C. p. Hayes OF Richmond.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

essayed to go the route in the face
of the Windy City's gentle gale of
mid-April against a tough foe. Just
such an adversary awaits the coming
OF the American Giants for upon Sun
day, April 18th, DeMoss will lead
his men against an aggregation
around which there exists much spec
ulation as TO superiority OF acts and
deeds as recorded. Rogers Parks will
take the opening shot at Foster
braves and they are the same gang
that downed our champs for a couple
OF games last spring. They send word
that they are even stronger at present.
The Detroit Stars open their 1921
season at Mack Park, Sunday, April
10th, and will have either some strong
city opposition, or one OF the Cana
dian league teams. The indianapolis
A. B. Cs pull an early April exhibit
ton game, and it may be against the
Cuban. Stars if they arrive. The
Hoosier5 open the regular league sea-
son, Saturday, May 9TH, and Taylor
plans to set pace in opening stunts
that will be hard to follow.
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HOWARD DREW'S RECORD
BEATEN.

Track and field athletic circles were
thrown into the throes OF excitement
last week with the announcement of
the wonderful sprinting exhibition
given by Charles Paddock, the coast
WONDER in a dual meet held in the
Golden Gate country, several days
ago. The Pasadena flyer, who by tho
way, was member of the American
Olympic team, negotiated the 20
ward dash in the worlds record time
OF 20 As seconds, and if the record
is allowed by the A. A. U. officials
It will go down in the books as being
the fastest time for an eighth of a
mile ever covered by a running ath-
lete. The worlds record for the fur
long dash is held jointly by Dan Kelly
and Howard p Drew in the time of
III Is seconds, and has stood the test
of vicious assault from year to year
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
BOWLING


Bowlers crowded Al Wilkinson
fast alleys at the Nncennes Hotel last
week, displaying a sharp contrast to
the lack OF interest in the game which
has heretofore prevailed. Eugene
Judge stood 239 with the high score
Tor the week. Other high scores were:
J. NJ. Moore. 234; f. Baker, PIP; Fred
Estabrook. PIP; Hilton Childress, 200.
The Sunday School League bowled
there Wednesday night of this week.
John Danes Issues Challenge.
John DANES, proprietor OF the
Classy Billiards. on 3lst St, last
week issued a challenge to any team
on the South Side to bowl against
his CLASSY Billiardists." Any team
accepting the challenge will communi-
cate with the Sporting Editor, Chi
cago Whip.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
UNIONS LOOSE OPENER.
Big Crowd Witness First Game OF
1921 Here.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 5th.-The
Logan Squares celebrated the open
ing of their sixteenth season by trim
ming the Union Giants, II to 7, III
well played contest. Ward Miller,
old-time Cub, appeared for the vic
tors, as did Phil Chounard. Buck
Freeman was in rare form and was
never in danger the five innings he
worked. His homer also helped some.
Quite a crowd assembled to witness
the fray. walls and playing field being
sprinkled with fans, the splendid
weather bringing them to the ball
yard in droves.
An interesting feature of the game
was the fact that the Squares made
II runs. had II hits, made Il putouts
aud their pitcher had II strikeouts.
Score.
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Negro National League
Club And Roster
WESTERN CIRCUIT.


Detroit-President, J. T. Blount
manager. p. Hill; players Petway,
| Webster, Scott, Wesley, Warheld,
Higgins, Miller, Moore, l.. Hill, Coo
lper, Holland, Gatewood, Chase, Nor
rison, Force, Lane. McReynolds.
Columbus Business manager, Sol
White; manager, John Lloyd; players;
Brown, Dewitt, Winghcld. Lane,
Hooker. Johnson, McClain, Murray,
Regland, Britt, Alexander, Roberts,
McNeal, Grey, Wilson, Cunningham,
Thompkins.
Cincinnati-President, A. Linares;
manager. A. Molina; players: ]. Pad
ron, Leblanc, Scarce, Guillcu, Abretl,
Fcrnancez, Parade, Jimenez, Her
rera, Rios, Captain, Dreke, Guerra,
Baro
MISUNDERSTANDING, {. |. Tay-
Tor; manager, h. Taylor; players:
Johnson, Jcfferies, Mcclure. Kenyon,
Williams. Rilc, Day, Powell, Mackey,
Brown, {. Williams, Holiway, Hubs
peth, Blackman, Clark, Washington,
Jefferson.
St. Louis President Chas. Mills
manager, d. Wallace; players: Black
well, Wallace. Dudley, Kennard, Dan
age, McAdoo, Brooks, Holtz, Carr,
Drake, Finner, Hewitt, Monigin,
Smith, d. Clark, Glass, Charleston.
Kansas City-President, J. Nilkin-
son; players: Ray, Potter. Mothall
Donaldson, Rogan, Crawford, Curry
Smith, Foreman. Coffee, Davis. Ham
ilton, Carr. Hawkins. Fagin, Blatner
Moore, Portuanda, Sweat, Hurley
McNair, King. Harper, Mendez.
Chicago Giants President, c
Green; players: Duncan, Luther. Tay
Tor, Ball, White, Jennings. Baehrap
w. Green, Jinkins, Beckwth, Win
ston, Jcferies.
American Giants - President. A
Foster; players Starks. Johnson
Marshall, Williams. d. Brown, Wick
ware. Grant. DeMoss, B. Williams
Malarcher. Torrentte, Lyons, Reece
Gardner, ]. Brown, Dixon
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
FIRST BASEMAN GRANT IN
WEDLOCK.

Thousands OF baseball fans in all
parts OF. This country and Cuba have
witnessed and been held spell bound
over the marvellous catches that Leroy
Grant has negotiated as member OF
the American Giants. As a periect
handler Of imperfectly thrown balls
Grants fame extends from coast 10
coast and from gulf to lakes; put re-
morris have Grant in the greatest
catch OF his life at Jacksonville, Fla
recently.
Wednesday, March %, Leroy Grant
and Miss Emma Sanford of Jackson
Vile, were united in wedlock. LON LON
Johnson. Bobby Williams, and Otls
Starks, fellow ball players, stood Wlth
Grant during the ceremony. MIS-
Grant has left for Chicago which WI
be the future home OF the happy
couple.
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WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Bacharach Giants - Presiden.

Bacharach Giants - President, b.
Wilkes; treasurer, ]. Connors; man
ager, d. Reddingi players Treadwell,
Williams, Harvey, Yank, Smith. Full
Ter, Pettus, Marcelle. Pugh, Brown,
Barber, Lundy, Handy, Shively, Hut
Crimson, Ryan, Rojo.
Hilldales-Manager, Bolden; play
ers; Santop, York, Whitworth, Rec
tor. Flourney, Coekrell, Allen, Downs,
Stevens. Frances, White, Briggs, John
son, Douglas, Brooks,
Associated and clubs working on
agreement with the league. but whose
roster has not been promulgated are
Tate's Stars, Cleveland. Jim Taylor,
manager Athletics, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Vim. Dismukes. Pittsburgh Giants,
Nate Harris. Homestead Greys, Gum
Posey. The Black Sox, Calgary Can
ada, S. Gordon. Dayton Marcos, ].
Matthews.
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EXHIBITION GAMES
A B cs mn WORKOUT

c. l. Taylor's A. B. c. ball tossers,
representatives OF indianapolis in the
National Colored Association, pried
off the spring training lid at North
western park Monday morning.
Twenty three men will compose the
squad, and twelve OF them have al
ready reported eager TO get down to
business
Ben Taylor, brother OF the A. B. {.
owner, will act as playing manager
this season. Ben has played first base
for the localncolored aggregation for
the last five. wears. He is a bangup
player on the~feld and swings a mean
willow.
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The Week S Schedule

Bseharaeh Giants--Albany Ga, April 4, 5,
D; Atlanta, Ga. April 7. 8. o
81. Louis Montgomery, Ala, April
;, !, s, D; Gadscn. Ala, April 7, 8.
American Giants-Heena, Ark, April 3, 4 !;
Hot Springs, Ark, April 2, 8; Hope, Ark,
April 9.
Taylors 4. B. C's-Indianapols. Ind.
Regulars agains the recruits. Week OF 3rd.
Detroit SHAREHOLDERS against Regulars at
Mack Park, Detroit, Mich.
Columbus Eaglcs-Training practice at
American Association grounds Neil Park,
Columbus, Ohio.
Kansas City Monarch-At Portland, Ore
g9n, en- route.
Cuban Stars-Isn route from Havana, Cuba
Chicago Giants Training practice at Wash.
ington Park Chicago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
PACIFIC COAST RESULTS
White sox Grab Game From Giants.

The White SoX won the first game
in the series now playing between
them and the Alexander Giants, de
feating the Giants yesterday, IS to 5.
McNair heaved for the Sox and did
fine. Rogan was batting fool lining
out two triples and two singles. On
Tuesday and Wednesday, the teams
go over to the Sox park to finish the
series. The White Sox team will
leave here for the East next Sunday,
but will return next winter. The
srnrn.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
White sox Again Bruise the Giants

The Los Angeles White Sox sure
'ook the goods, for they again wal
loped the Alexander Giants-this time
4 to | at the Giants Park King
Curry was on the mound for the Sox
and was poison for the Giants.
Moore of the Sox featured with the
Willow. The same teams will play
tomorrow and Wednesday and the
games will be played at the Giants
Park, as the recent wind blew one of
the fences down at the Sox's grounds.
II the Sox, however, win tomorrow,
the series will have been finished.
Tho ecorn.
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- - -
we'll acclimated
TO the spring at
mospilere here.
The team have
been under a
fierce fire all win
ter down around
the warm gulf
stream, and their
great showing in
the warm climate
against all corners
is no criterion o.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

their real ability up around the IN
sidious lake breezes OF. early spring.
Many an athlete OF the diamond has
virtually burned up the soil in the
early spring workout in the southland.
only to be put down for the final
count when he stripped down and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
American Giants Win Again.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 4th.-
With Johnson holding Memphis to
four scattered hits, the American
Giants won the second game of the
series today, 3 to |. Score:
Giants ...............oOO 800 O0o-3 8 4
Memphis 900 600 OO1--1 4 4
Batteres-Johnson and Dixon; McNeal and
Monroe.
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THE RHODE ISLAND

Phone North 6676.
We are pleased to say that our doors
will open on Monday, February 90, 1921
for inspection of our beautiful newly fur
nished rooms, for transient or permanent
roomers, with private and public dining
rooms Respectfully Yours,
JOLLEY and BUTLER.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
UNION GIANTS

IWO'Dase hits-JhOunard, Miller, Weiss,
Dennis, Bingham, Coleman. Home run-Free-
man. Double plays-Brown to Anderson to
Bird; Peters to Anderson to Bird. Bases on
balls-Off Freeman. |; off Smith, ) off Viii
son, B.. Struck out-By Freeman, 9 by Mack,
}; by Smith, ,; by Wilson, ,.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Go To Finley's Herb Store For
Roots and Herbs, 2sO2 Cottage Grove
Avenue. ID
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
OPENING TILTS

The American Giants will arrive in
Chicago the week of the 10th of April
and will work out at Schorling Park
lnal,r L. ~
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Second baseman, Warfield, has just finished spirited
winters play member of the American Giants Warfield
of the class of players that fits point the baseball
He played in the outfied all winter with the Chicago
outfit but universally regarded being without
a second sacker.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

INDIAN HERBS-6 Month Treat
ment for Liver, Kidney, Bladder and
Blood Troubles, 81 prepaid. Indian
Herb Medicine Co., Box 466, Men,
phis, Tenn.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Roots and Herbs, 2802 Cottage Grove
Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Keturn passage can De tNtendeu 70
thirty days upon request.
For further particulars, call {. r.
Mcfarland, phone Douglas 500, or
Jackson Loan and Diamond CO., 354l
So State St.
We have a specially appointed COM
mittee TO see that the utmost courtesy
is extended to the ladies.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09

Vincennes Avenue, 1862, very
large front room, unfinished, steam
heat, running water.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-09
80 ,
SCOPE NINNINGS.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
. "a So 80
L. A. White Sox.....0 0 / l 0-l5
Alexander Giants 10 D 5
ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT - Single furnished
front room for lady or gentleman,
4436 Indiana Ave, Drexel 6753, End
Flat.