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FORECAST RATIFICATION
OF COLOMBIAN TREATY
Administration Leaders Declare
Pact VIII Pass. With Votes to
Sparc-i}aIIot Today.
EY NSslNint.l Nrnse- !


WASHINGTCN. April i9.-Ratifca-
ton with votes TO spare was the fore
cast OF administration leaders In the
Senate on the cve of ,omorrow's vote
on the long-nending Colombian treaty.
Opponents OF ratification. for tht mos.
part. tonight conceded defeat in their
efforts To bring about III" rejection OF
tin" S2j,oOp.gup pact Polls taken by'
advocates OF ratification were said
TO show that approximately forty Re
puhlicans ana thirty Democrats would
vote FOR the treaty. THIS would be
"A half-doZ"n more than tn" necessary
two-thirds. Discussion OF the treat
has occupied the Scnat" to the cxcIu-
sion of practically all else since Con-
grcSs convened eight days ago. Will
close ut I o'clock tomorrow afternoon
under an agreement.
Then VIII come votes on amend
mouts. the first of which were offered
today hy senator Hansdcll, Democrat.
Louisiana, and tho unol vote.
Tho Eln~ioll amendments. rs nut
before the senate, provide Tor $40
100000 payment to colombia for tho
loss of Panama Instead or tho S2j
100000 payment contemplated by tn"
treaty; for the loan of 80 .hQ,"NO "a
Colombia q! TIC United states FOR
ccsEion by colouhin Of the province
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. April Io.-tf;cr opening /
point lower ia / i.oint higher the market
for coffee futures sold about TO 6 points
above last nights closiuE: quotations ON
private cables reporting that the brazilian
government !at-nhrd to buy any quantity
necessary TO sustain the primary markets
ana slightly stead!cr official cables. There
was no important demand. however. and
the market later saEEcd OFF under re-
n.wcG May liquidation and reports that
some 81 tho cost and freight onercs were a
shri" easier. although the average shower
little change. Cotton trade interests wer"
credited with selling May. and "a good dea!
O! thc business consisted ui switching.
MAY ensrd OF from si.1" 20 5.6i and Sep
TENDER from $50 to G.ii. with the mar
kci closing at net decline OF to
points. May, 5.GS Juiy. G.ie: September,
So: October, Cos; Decemh-r 100: January.
%. March ~
SPOT coffee dull: RIO Is. i: santos Is.
gIi.5:. Cost and freight cm"rI included
santos Is a So to 300 and Rio IS a. GO,
American credits;
On London unchanged, with the o.!ar buy
ing rate - rcic lower. Tho Rio market
ri, higher to y rris lower. BrazI,laI
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lMy AssoclnteI Prnss.l

NEW ORLEANS April io-Thc down
ward movement, in cotton continued toda y
under liquidation of both spots aIh con
tracts. and prices reached their lowest on
the close: whom the list showed net losses
OF rs 10 - points. with May ut II.33 The
opening was lower and at no stage OF the
session was any rccui era tive power dis.
played Tho few reactions amounted only
to n f"w points and wera not long main
t1iled. The market was steady at the
decline because OF the cold weather nvc!
the belt and private reports from many
interior points that damage to young
cotton had been extensive and that much
replanting would be necessary. 4 few
points wired In tina. farmers were already
appearing nj supply points for the purpose
Of securing seed for repianting purposes.
Foreign icws. on the, whole. made an
un IA vorablo inJ resin. Liverpool was not
good as due. ana some private mes
sages claimed that the recent improve
mcnt In Manchester was not being suS-
tancd. TO some extent these accounts
were offset by the news that one OF the
largest mills IN this country hmad fully
sold upon some lilcs Of goods Cor fall
delivery and had withdrawn from the mar
kct
The forecas; Of fair and warmer weather
caused moderate selling for a while. bu:
the NOR. favorable weather outlook was
balanced by predictions from some crop
Observers that the weekly crop review
rom the government tomorrow would he
highly unfavorable.
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Ivory down 70 tho lowest price ~ this
season. Liberia! receipts sui good weather
""r. more or less responsible. The close
wts urs.ttrd. 20 -tc net lower. with
May fl2iH, 10 SIG ana Juy flres. 10 II %.
Corn hnished The sam" as yesterday To
n'y Iv"n' oat. ~ =. :" ',c and FRO
Hears put stress on ;he fac, that ro-
c"'rts -! wheat AZ primary points w-rs
more than tw!c" AZ much IN Vuiu.r. a. a
year ago. In this connection the arrivals
a. Minneapolis inl Duluth were cSpaCfa'-
y scrn;in!zed. owing 10 changed circuin-
FtanCes llkcly ia result from passage q:
Tho emergency tariff bill Dy tn" senate.
warmer ienpcra tUT-a dss.rabl" to pro.
mote growth uf Tho a'% crop. were Ike
Wise .! much advantage Il sellers. ani
also w"T" b"nr.-h reports from field cN-
p"rts. l.1t" In IN" session. however. the
market had .'ti. recovery. owing to
wpr! q; export bus ness believed Ia total
e,"Y" bushels. srt destined for the
most part To so 20 Germany, ltaly. Spa In
ana belgium Com ana oats sasEcI with
wheat. but declines we've checked to some
"S'.nt by knowledge that vessel room Ia
Ituna!o and M"n'reai had been chartered
for li-5.'"" bushels oc corn
Considerable llu..iaii0u an tho mart n,
holders OF provisions was induced ny Tho
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CHICAGO LIVE sTuCK MAnKrr

CHICAGO, APRIL i9.-Cal;lc: Receipts
l!.t"i. lte.f steer. steady TO lie lower:
heavy kinds Of most: top $3.50 paid FOR
- y"ari!nr steers and heif-rs: top hcavics.
81 oJ; bur. beef steers. &..7j a $50: butcher
sheep stock weak to 2jc lower: bulk,
:l.Il 30. Gamers and cutters largely al
80 n TO bulls slnw. steady. bulk bU-
!orud-. H.75T 800. t-a"t bulls. Sj.-5stCpo:
calves strong % higher: bulk 10 packers.
l1JEFS.JI. storners and feeders weak 10
2,c lower, bulk. SGr1sr7.75.
Hogs Receipts. 1900: opening light and
mediums steady 10 10 cents lower. others
steady TO 20 cents higher than yesterdays
average; closing strong Eat u1y's hes,
iey.ls ;op, 800. part Dad lights. So, ;
a. pounds ana Up SsSpTs.1i: pigs fully &c
low"T. Uu!.l, desirabies $3.50 800
sheep: Receipts. 1900. laiu6s hs. &c
higher: wool lambs. top. 10 TO Shipper.
!9& 20 packers: -hnrn TOP. 100. hulk. s. 0lE
1000, choice II pound shorn lambs, ssn1
pound shorn lambs. ewes sG5p
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CHANGE DATE OF ISSUE OF
FEDERAL BANK REPORTS
- NssncIntcd rrces-l

WASIlINGTON, Aprii t'hnnrc
in the Issue date ct the weekly state
mcnts showing tic condition OF the
Federal Reserve Board ana the Fed
oral reserve banks was announced to-
nigh: 10y Governor iiarhiug Begin
ming April -. tho governor said, the
statements VIII b. issued as Of the
close OF business on Wednesdays in
stead OF Frldnye.
Tho statements VIII be released for
publication in morning papers OF Fri
day, he added.
Tho Change was made. tn. rover
nor explained. 10th TO lirhtcn the
saturday work Of bank cmnloyos ami
- enable newspapers publishing IL
n;uCial comment on SATURDAYS to
have the benefit of tho statements for
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SHARP BREAK EXPERIENCED
IN GOTHAM COTTON MARKET

NV YORK. April j9-Rcports OF IN
crrss"d S%nthern selling led 70, lIluida .
ih"T" "a% shnrp hrosk in the late
trading w!th July selling a; !o?ic, or &c
points not lower That delivery cIOand a /
!--',, "lth this general marie; closing
"asy al net d"ciin" OF = 1" 40 points
IN" ,narkct opened steady at d..
clue "f 20 p"!ats In response to easier
late cabies from Liverpool. Trade ad.icas
attributed the early stcadln"ss Of In.
~ E.lsh market 10 good tome in Man
meter ana moderate SPOT demand but
wfs AZ" a good deal OF Southern selling
around ia" local ring. This was f,i-Iy
Wei absorbed n' moderate declines during
tte .aTNer trading as "a result al: wall
street an! local buying. but small RAJ!
in"l offerings from nIc sOurc. or another
ana the market h"carnr very weak and
unsettled lat" IN the afternoon on reports
OF fr"sr spot offerings and lI1uida ion in
ne near months. May SOLD on ir II $?
and October to 1881 ana active inon;ns
points.
Las: prices showed rallies Of a .ew po!n,s
tIuin hS 'pw"st o. covering. Husincns
was larry dci!T" at the start and again
middle .; The day. and local brokers -: Id
ffrSh buying "Hs restricted ny nervous
ness oyer the British coal situation or
uncertainty with reference to war rcpa-
yEtiCns Some az the reports received
fr"" the South pointed to larger da-
90. but evidently failed to inspire much
buying power. nGldcrs ~ the local Stock
wcr" credited win buying May against
SAFES 81 Ju!y AZ the May discbui; ot
were sellers, Of bo;h May and lily. TX.
ports for The day. 6.ioi. making Se.; SO
80 far his season. Port receipts, 22isj:
United States FORT stocks. 81 i5Gjii
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OF st. Andrews and contiguous !s,ands
10 the United states; for CONSTRUCT
Ion tlo. Oh no canal Through Colombia
.eriitory without the assent OF tho
United states. ana FOR formation Of
an ~ ianc" between Colombia and tina
United states Administration leadS
crS tonight predicted the defeat Of
the lthnSdcll amendments.
discussion OF the treaty .oday UNI.
to an hour brought forth a dtversity
O. views Senator'S shortridgc. OF
california, and McCumber. OF North
Dakota. Republicans. and Senators
oIc"tt. of Delaware. ana Ransdeli,
senator Reed, Democrat. OF Missouri
OPPOSED acceptance Of the act
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnHrrs.
CALI MONEY.


%i.W YORK. hyru i.-Mo't"y on call
t,ht- u "h per r.uif Iuw. . p.r sert-
clorinr per cont Most 90 The dty.s Joan.
No.. iHaa" AT '.ar cent
Tin. wp'.y was freely offered az . p"r
" tI,I. irra' hu! th.r. wa s'rtl' I.mnnd
ihtt lEHi". lids wcr" made "a, 80
ei Collateral Renewals wor" arranged 4,
= Pc cont
M'-c+n'ii" paper ratios ruled n. a., I'M.
ChHrH.d Tor tn beat names ,ul ~ to
y. per cent for less highly rated uuin"s.
cent an choice names a short maturity.
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in spots. nut rct with profit taking sales
which wiped out part % the improve
inents Moracaiho sold nhoye 20 IN the
morning. out lost most oi tn" gain 10
fore the late afternoon. Midwest Eo-
lining inaua an advance OF about n point.
tJtt"d Retail candy was well bought
and moved half q point higher. business
In the rest 90 the Industrial group WAS
NOR" nc'iyr. and Included large number
of issues. Southern Coal 1ud iron was
moderately act!y. aud rose :, fraction. Du-
rant Motors held firm.
Mining shares w"ro more active. with
mixed movements \ steady nOuu was dis.
played In Bns'rn and MnIt,u'. and EI-
reka Cro"su- moved several POINTS lover.
There was tilr lg;uIui flf bonds but
price changer were IRREGULAR
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CURB NtI,KEr.

- ~ UNiVef@li SprNiCo.l
NEW YORK, April is-Thc curb mar
kct was featured today 10y further sub
S,ant:Il advances Ia thu cni group. stand.
ARD pi! shares attracted most attention
INDIANA touched new high for this move
crossing -. Wall" New YORK shares reached
~, which represents al advance of
more than 80 points in a l!ttlc over a
WceH. Independent oils wor. well bought
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%Ew YORK, Nr-'. !.Hco',ncr dun. spo,
and April offered IL, May. June aud Iuly
offered u Lead GIirt SPOT ana Arrii
eneT"d 10; May ana Juno offered if1.
Sp"l'"r Inlet. spot and Aufil offered iSIt.
May INA June offered i1g.
tom'n'roial bar silver domestic. Ia.
chauE"i q; S'E": London. iki lower a.,
3i'-d. foreign. l'sc lover Il; GljE,,
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DRY Gnnrhs

NEW YORK, April II Cation goods
w"f. nui"t- som" further Inquiries were,
received from th-re-vari sh"ctinrs fn-
..h!rment :" Chlan. Yarns remained nuiot.
"ith co1-'-h yam bills iU.~cas!ue Curtaii-
Wsn' 81 output NeN lines OF Grnp.a aro
being bought hy sliE manufactures Tor
iH'. Hn''aps We're dull nud ucn's wear
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CkScNNIlLE. FIN. April l,.-Tur.
tsniin' hrn. a!H. sales 2'i; receipts. 2is,
h"sin firm salrs. -. R"ceip,7. els; shin
mems ~; stock. !7io1" 9unto Il 25Oi
g. 3. ~: II. S.si. l. Ja5..ti" *. lilo:
VI. 40. y. 10. WG.. a.Il. WV. -.
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Try Universal ScrvIce)
NE" YORK, April 10 --Rnnvc Of cot,.n
Tor: movement:

Fp-t movement.
New ,York-MiddlinG. r.M; expnr;s, l2s
Minor po.ts-StoCk o1T0
Total 'odny.Rcceipts. 22,ss3: exports. e.4oi:
I; -.
T",al, for season--Receirts. 5(3l.i G,: OK
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-" universe, service.
NEW YORK. Agrll - <Cw York C1.nr.
ing H"uSe exchanges today We're $50. III,
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,:EW Ynnk MAhKl:r

...... -" fVFN Nh XIX r.
SEW YORK. Apr.i Deepening Liberty
yDnis ass. 9ns., hrst tTs So. sccoad
i.'s. SO third ass. %ts: fourth rs - ~:
A.-turl JAk. and q, = s.
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MN YORK. AIr.I Eth" raw sugar
nlht.Gt Was vasler today and the cuban
me basis ~ Vac f9r Cubas. cost anu
it'iSht erHuai TO 30 for centrifugal. tho
quotation n which uncontrolled sur.tT-
haye t.cn selling Tor TIA" pas, week Tho
toA t"" reported sales of $500 TON. Ia
IN" United kiugIuin for May loading M
"bpui equal to 5.5t for CeHtr!rugni al
though domestic busiaess was confined To
nhc"."T".i"8 ElRars and included Il an
o"GS - f"rin l:iHgs. !guli hugs OF Perus
AM iIP' b0rs -; san DuiulneOo.
The market f0r refined was easier. owing
70 ~" unsettled feeling IN tho sput mar.
H'hiH't, ana prices w.-g from 4. To y.
pm.nln .9w"r VIII ine Grnnul1tei now
quoted at 40 20 40 Tor har,ls While qDfts
IRE Gu";sd a; 80 to 30 ~ som. of tho
local rvIuors.
n" market for sugar futures vus quit.
hcpEe. ana prices wer" luwcf under 'SHt-
!"r.h trade ord commission house selling
part "t which was stid 10 d. fo- El,rn.
..'L h'tnnnt. a. well a. sum" selling for
,n1"h interests Final prices were, sry.
"rht points ny from tho lowest on Cnv.r-
NJ but s'!!l showed declines 81 ia 10 L.
and september Iii
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CoTrONEEFn on.

Jew YORK. ipril ip.-Coituu> oil
Wh' bar"iy steady early. owing ;n Tho
nehNin"N1 IN othnr commodity funrkora
nGt ihs market CALLED toward mo close
tnfnHrn demand fruni shorts and support
IRON. '-tilcrS Final prices w.ra ~ :
k".htS net h:Ghcr tpr ltHdiag lriiyorirH
"a.'-. 30" barrels pr!:na crude. 80. p-itae
luW"r yellow spot 2p. May. Gr Julv
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ES-DLSPA TCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS


zoo g@:: receipts, $500: In"a.ahy receipts.
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LIBERTY BONDS

LOCAL MARKET.
By F:rd'k r. SOlt;nE & Co,
INVESTMENT BANKERS
n East Main Street R!chinund
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. April i9.--New declines In tho
wheat market today carried tho July do
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MNKEET-
klchiMnnl Cn.nn STOCK Yarhn

April 4. 1921
Remarks; Fair run cattle. MTrkc; ac.
We ana prices shade higher on al! butcher
fyictiy r,oa ,, ,no
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HOTELS AND tEsonTs.
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Virginia car. Chemical 5H .......tbid) e2;s
Wilson and Co ~. Gs............. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WMl,MTI,EEIIi-To HUY OR RENT. MODERN
,.liDtSE n CHOICE LOCATION; SIIH
TIi!TEa EELtEEERRED; . IARGi: RO0MSS:
HHlGlE. GEkh. kh.AN plREt;Arr Ett;ArilSj W1TI Tfso a.
tHA>Ek AND SAVE COMMISSION AZ,
llItLSS NJ l2ii, LEDGER OFFICE
LIST your properties with us William
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20

SEMI DETACHED house: excellent condition,
large rooms, rooms and bath on second
noor; electricity; hot-water heat. Owner,
bOle N. Maryins st. -
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one II the finest locations In G'n.. : bed
rooms baths; garRse; att. new home
Errugpr place IaJ Park ST.. bet. Mamie m
and CIapier sts., opp. Cricket CIuD ficIIg
larFr estate. q, ", Randle, 800 Locust.
1925 +. PRICE ST.-Thr,e story. q room.
and hatn. hot-air heat and gas. easy
terms Chas T Wakefield, l9lS Chestnut
ST Walnut 2SSS.
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Observation-Disclosures
RONI,OROIGII

ROSLYN = Modern house. bedrooms, 9
baths. larg? sun parlOr; bargain. Call
OEontz 1887.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20

Reduced l"r uu.rk sale. now luoh az jiuG
r.rrl uu~.h p. COM terms, rev homo
"'"ry mod. apr"Intm"nt, heated porrl in.
closure, 'Namiu" th.s before you purchase.
! .,uI n SfuI 1877 Chestnut s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-20

TWIN s rooms and bath stone house, front
pIrCh, hot-watrr heat. electric lights,
bOvekin hOt-water heater gas kitchen. white
enamel plumbing. awnings, screens. shades:
and ali in excellent condition: price SG750.
/ 53J. Ledger Office.
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If Your Family Wishes to Live in
the Country You Should Own
This Beautiful Home

situated one-half mile from station and troll
ley; ride of 81 minutes from Broad Street
station. The house is Of gray stone and
fronts on an attractive lawn shaded with
trees. II contains living haIl. with open fire
place, living room, library. diiSng room
kitchen. pantry, laundry. bedrooms, . bath.
rooms. billiard room, splendid closet room 1t
has electric lights throughout and Il splendid
hOt-water heating system; garage and stable:
over 10 acres OF ground, with abundant fruit
trees meadows running stream. Apply
BEN. 7 MELCIL 1928 Cnestnnt 81
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INDUSTRIAL PLANTS AND LAND. j. l..
STEVENSON & SON. LAND TITLE BLDG
FACTORIES FOR sale floors to rent. h. S
Tomlinson Jr., LlncO u Bldg.
FACTORIES. warehouses, railroads, can
finance. DIETEklCH. 737 MMmul 81.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ARE your rents collected satisfaCtQrilyP II
not see us: we specialize In agency Work'
rendering statements mo. Est. 1NUo. Nhltg'
side 4 McInnphan, 18TH and Pine. Loo. $685. :
WANT 70 nurChnsa detached house in sub.
urbs; about $4,000. Walter q. Arader,
Ridley Park Pa.
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PENNSiLNASIA FARMS
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

FArlN,i PARKWAY, 9Oth above Vine -
'NOWN 81 f.; engine, boilers. elec. lish,s
steam hcu Wowoil 6 CO.. 655 y. I7th
(uESTSIT .I..,
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Warehouses

ONE-STORY brick warehouse. stone office
large yard, with Pennsylvania Railroa d
elding. o2i w. Genwood ave. kensington
bi2s-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-20
PLAY TIE
WITH THE SEVILL.EE:S,;
interesting Game at East Hill Is Called
at End OF Sixth After Teams
Play I to I Tie.

The Sevilles and the First Baptist
church team played an interesting game
which resulted in a / to l tie yesterday
afternoon. Play was called off at the
end of the sixth inning when neither
team could push across another tally.
Potts" Bell did the mound work for the
Baptists and Pate was his opponent.
There was little to choose between the
work OF the two. both pitching excellent
ball. Only three safeties We're garnered
off each pitcher. B. Bell starred in the
field, handling five chances without a
tumble Kelson also covered second base
well. Sperduto probably cut off Baptist
tally by making a nice running catch OF
Bonds high fly in the last inning. Bond
was responsible for the only extra base
hit made. This was a screaming double
to left field in the fourth inning.
The Sevilles counted once in the first
inning. Reilly was safe on Bonds error,
stole second and went to third on Cole
mans sacrifice fly to Coons. Sperduto
hit to p. Bell, who threw wild to Abbott
in an attempt to cut off Reilly, who
scored.
B. Bell scored the Baptists run in the
second inning by singing to center field,
going to second on a passed bali and
scoring from that base on sacrifices by
Potts and Ellis.
The Baptists had chance to win the
game in the fourth frame Bond doubled
to left and Brassell walked. Bond was
caught fast asleep off second, Reilly to
Kelson. and Brassen was stranded on
first when 3. Bell breezed and P. Bell
flied to short-stop. Tucker making a
good catch.
The Twilight Leaguers have been play
in ga very good brand of ball. but the
expense of running the League has been
extremely heavy. The expense for each
game is approximately five dollars and a
half and the only way tina this money is
made is by the daily collections at the
games. These have been very light lately
and the management politely asks that
the fans give little better financial sup
port when the hat is passed.
Tna hox score.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-20

Small Of Boston. and driven BY Wal
ter Cox. hung up a new record for the
Winoga stake. stepping the second and
third heats in 2:o5 Ia, and winning
the race in three straight heats, The
former record Of .2:05 IL was made by
June Red in 1918. Emma Harvester
.place-second. This contest was divided
into three races, the stake Of $4,000
being split into three $1,000 purses
and an extra S1o0 was presented to the
driver Of the winner. The f. T. SITES
bury cup also went to the winning
morse.
Tommy Murphy scored his first vic
tory Of the meeting today. landing first
money IN the dash race with Princess
Nadena. The meeting viii close to-
morrow.
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Y. M. c. A. PLAYERS
INCREASE THE LEAD
From Boy Scouts in Game Which Is
Almost Free of Errors.

The Y. M G. A. Juniors added a
little more to their already large per-
9 centage by winning from the Boy
I Scouts in an interesting game yester-
day afternoon. Both teams played
good bail in the field, the fY'' Juni-
tors going errorIess and the Boy Scouts
making only two rniscues. Both Rein
schmidt and Stubbins pitched good
ball. only two hits being made off tho
former and five off rhe latter, all Of
them singles. Stubbins weakened in
the second, third and fourth innings
in which three runs were scored Off
him. Maura starred at bat, hitting
two singles in two times at bat.
Touart made nice catch of Loftin's
drive in the fourth inning, robbing
the batter of a sure hit.
one tally was made by the ''Y''
sJuniors in the second inning. Rein
schmidt singled to center, stole Sec
Stokes sacrifice hls. Blake famed.
error, Reinschmidt scoring. Another
run was added in the third stanza
when. with one down, Pinney hit
through short, stole second and scored
grounder. The game was tied up In
the fourth. Stokes hit safely to center
and was out stealing, Scholls to Nell
son. Blake walked, annexed the key
stone sack and reached third base on
the plate on Maura's blow to left.
The Boy Scouts had three men on
bases in the second inning with two
down, but 'Touart ended the inning
by flying to Bell.
This victory places the Y. M. c. A.
Juniors well in the lead in the Junior
Twilight League, and the other teams
will have to hustle If they hope to
have a chance for the pennant.