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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25
Baseball Other
Playing Days Over
for Those Standing
Ball Scandal Trial
Public Will Rule Thumbs
DOIOR EUen Though Black
lSoE Are Acquitted.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Chicago
Black Sox" are ruled off the big league
diamonds forever, according to opinion
current in baseball circles here today.
The outcome Of the trial of the seven
grand performers of Comiskey's White
sox, charged with selling the 1910 world
series to a gamblers syndicate, will mako
no difference in the outlaw status of the
players, 1t is believed
Even though the defendants are de-
clared not guilty of conspiracy by the
jury in Judge Hugo Friends court, it is
not likely they viii get back into or
ganized baseball, because it Is known tbs
bleacher-pubhc have thumbs down on
the BLACK Sox."
With Judge Kenesaw Mountain lands,
supreme commissioner Of baseball, lies
the power Of disposition over these
players.
Although the Judge Will not comment
On the BLACK SOx" while their trial is in
progress, men close to the sport chief
state there is no chance whatever of them
staging a comeback, even in event OF Nv
quittal
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Eastern Gun Results

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 23-Ralph
r. Rice Of the New York Athletic Club,
smashing a ont Of his 100 targets. ear
ried off the honors in the second annual
Eastern handicap. tho special feature of
the closing days events Of the crsssic
Eastern zone tournament held here IN the
New haven Gun Clubs grounds Satur-
dav Frank s Wright OF Buffalo, the
national amateur champion. tied with
Walter w P0sey ~ Lancaster Pa, and
r. Z. Bonner Of New York city for The
runner M cup. Wright won the shooter.
The w Garde trophy the high ANA
teur over all. total 500 claws, was won by
T. r Bonner of New York city with rs
broken targets In the Eastern zoue all
round championship, total $50 targets
william II Patterson Of Buffalo scored
52S with Bonner, runner up, three targets
less Patterson also won this high gun
trophy. defeating Posey in shootof of
u tie Of 1914 breaks
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Big League Stuff

George Kelly soaked out his sixteenth
homer and drove In two runs ahead Of
him against the Phillies Sunday. His
double drove in the other Giant tally
enabling Nsw York to win.
Those battling Boston Braves took Ad-
vantage OF an error by Jimmy Johnston
and by using strategy took the measure
Of the Dodgers
Six hits were ali the Cubs could
register against Eppa Rixey OF the Gin
cinnati Reds.
Walt johnson gave up fifteen hits to
the Tigers, but the Senator batters
hammered the daylights out of Dauss,
Stewart. Parks and Cole.
The As out -slugged the White Sox
with Hodge pitching and made victory
easy for Moore.
George Sisler was suspended for taking
an acer at Umpire Hildebrand and with
out him In the lineup the Browns lost
q game TO Boston. sam Jones gave up
only six hits.
The Yanks managed to get an even
break in Cleveland by using Mays and
Shawkey.
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Horses at Columbus

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 25-Thc fourth
week of Grand Circuit racing in the
chain of big line tracks will be offered
at the Columbus track, beginning this
afternoon. More than 200 horses are
chartered at the track. One of the most
interesting programs Of the week was to
feature today's opening events. In ad-
dition to the four scheduled races. Peter
Manning, 202h. was to make his first
start against time Thomas Murphy was
to drive the gelding in an attempt to
lower the 5-year-old trotting gelding
record made by Uhlan, :5S, when he
was a 5-year-old, at 2:02A over the local
track
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Lenglen Card Changed

NEW YORK, July 95-The United
States Lawn Tennis Association hiss
cancelled all matches arranged for Su-
zauue Lenglen. the French TEENS star,
during the first two weeks IN August.
upon receipt Of word from Paris that
she had postponed her sailing TO July 80
on account of Illness
A cablegram to the association said
Mile. Lenglen would play in this couH-
try during the first three weeks In Sep
temher. She VIII ranaln nnlLl O.toher-
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British Golfers Win

CHICAGO, July 25--George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell British professional
golfers on tour Of this country, triumphed
Sunday, Z and 3, over Charles Evans Jr..
and phil Gaudin. on the Skokie links
The visitors victory came largely through
Mitchell's accurate driving and well
placed second and sensational putting
OF the players, Evans played the better
in the forenoon but In the afternoon
round Gaudin came to the fore.
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ion that he had been promised freedom,
but would probably be called back to
testify against the gamblers.
Joe, always giving the comedy relief
to the trial stated he was "teed up the
night after the grand jury experience.
81 signed some papers," said Joe. ST
didn't know what il was"
Lefty, Williams, the third defendant
who made confession last fan, next
made his reputation
Joe Jackson called me up and said be
was promised immunity" said Williams
$50 1 went down and they promised the
same thing to ne"
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MeuseI Suspended

PHILADELPHIA, July IS - Emil
Trlsh" Meusel one of the leading slug
gers in the National League and captain
of the Phillies Was Benched indefinitely
Saturday by Manager Donovan for in
different playing
Meusel's hitting and playing have fallen
off of late and the management maintains
his attitude has lessened the morale of
the entire club
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Je7veIls A. r. Cs defeated the Soldiers
Home team Of Danville. Ill, Saturday.
Z to 3 They have an omen date for July
81. and would like to hear from a strong
state club for that date For games ad-
dress Warner Jewell, 1922 Northwestern
avenue.
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Davis Gets Chance to
Annex Davis Cup Berth

BOSTON, Mass, July 25-WilIis f.
Davis has been invited 10 compete for
a place on the Davis cup team and his
chances for success depend largely on
his showing at Longwood
William II. Johnston Of San Francisco
Davis cup player and winner of the
seventh bowl at Longwood last year,
wired tina he would arrive the latter
part Of tas week to play the winner of
the tournament in a challenge round. 1t
Is usual for the previous years winner to
play through.
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Sisler Pops Umps

ST LOUIS. July 25.-George Sisler.
who has always been regarded as one
Of the most peaceful players. had the
first astic encounter OF his major league
career Saturday. when ordered off the
field by Umpire Hndebrsnd at the he
ginning Of the nth inning Sisler attacked
him and struck him on the Jaw Other
players lnterferod and led Slsler away
from the 3rbiter
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NEW YORK. July 25.-Drawings for
the womens New York State single ten
mis- championship, scheduled to begin to-
day at the Crescent Athletic Club, Brook
lyn, viii bring some of. the country's
best women players into action
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and Miss Mary
Browne, both of California, are among
The entries
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w0Rrn,s CT-r TOURNry.

CHICAGO. July 25.-The worlds cham
pionship 1S2 balk line billiard tourna-
meut viii be played here in November,
according to an announcement made here
Saturday.
William Hoppe, champion since 1909,
will defend his title. and competing with
him will be such players as Edouard
Horemans. the Belgian; Jacob Schaefer,
Welker Cochrane, George B. Sutton and
Ora Morningstar.
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As Win and Lose

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., July 25-Ths
game sunday and were defeated by the
Bacharach Giants. 10 to 4. Jeffries was
hit hard. while Winters. big southpaw,
held the Hoosiers at his mercy.
Johnson beat the Philadelphia Hill
dales, 6 to /, for the A. r. Cs Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25

NEW YORK, July 25-The advertised
showing Of the Dempsey Carpenter fight
materialize. In announcing the post
ponemeut the theater management said
Tex Richard. F. {. Quimby and others
interested in the films would try today
to convince the Federal grand jury that
there is no violation of Interstate law In
their exhibition outside New Jersey.
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DOyIe RESIGNS

TORONTO, Ontario, July 25-Larry
Doyle. ex- second baseman Of the New
York Giants, Saturday resigned as
manager Of the Toronto club Of the IN
ternational League.
Disappointment over the poor showing
Of the Toronto club this season was given
as the rea son for his resignaHon.
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FISHERMEN RACE DATES.

HALIFAX, y. S. July 25.-This years
international hshermens races for the
championship of the north Atlantic will
be held off Halifax Oct /. 3 and T. if
necessary. This announcement was made
by the Halifax Herald which offered
The trophy captured by the Gloucester
schooner Esperanto last fall. The eliml.
nation races to determine which craft
shall represent Nova Scotia viii be held
Sept "A and %.
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FOR BIGGEST PURSE.
Is


CLEVELAND, July 25.-Johnny Kill
bane. Cleveland, has agreed to box Danny
Frush Of Baltimore fifteen rounds to
decision a an open air show here Sept.
70 for the largest purse ever hung mp
for featherweight battle. KiIbane, ac-
cording to the terms of the agreement,
receipts, win, lose or draw. while Frush,
the challenger, is 10 receive merely $500
as training expenses.
A Cleveland syndicate is promoting the
show.
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Canucks Defeated

TORONTO, Ontario, July 25-Aus-
tralia defeated Canada IN two singles
tennis matches of their Davis cup play
Saturday. J. B. Hawkes., won from Paul
Bennett, SO. Ga, rs, and J. D. Ander-
son outplayed E. II. La Frambois, "a.
II 60 G.
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The indianapolis Spades continue
their winning streak Saturday by defeat
ing Southern Grays, 4 to .. The Spade
desire state games In August and Sep
TENDER. They play at Martinsville Jul
81 For games address George Mitchell
1913 North Beville avenue, or call Web
ster 1873.
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THOMAS LETT OrT

CLEVELAND July 2J.-Chester D.
(Chetl Thomas. one of tho veteran catch
ers of the American League was re-
leased uneoaditionally by the Cleveland
Club Sunday. Waivers were obtained
from all of the clubs in the league, He
had played In the league moro tAan ten
years,
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sBatted for Bartlett in seventh.
NTTW ~KEE

in the eighth.
Two base hits-Shinners. Lear ., Nc
Carthy. Morrison. Three base hits
Ccvington, Sticking. Schneider. Stolen
INSTALLATIONS, Clarke. CovingtOn, Nor
riEon. Sacrifices-Rehg. COOney. Matt
hsws, Leber. Double playS-Cooney to
Lear TO Hauser. Left On bases-Indian-
apohs. c: Milwaukee, 6. Bases on balls
Oft Stryker, 4 off Schaak, 3: off Bart
lett. l off Gearin, 1. Hits-Off Stryker,
in Is innings off Bartlett none in
] IS innings; off Schaak, in innings
and to four batters in seventh; off
TrentmaR. in Is inning; off Gearin. l
IN 2-S inning. Struck out-By Stryker.
s; BY Schaak / /; by Trentman, l. Wild
pltehes-Bartlett, Gearin. Passed ball
Clarke. Umpires-Aurray and Mull5R.
Time--20a
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sBatted for Barnes in eighth.
Milwaukee. Northumberland. 600 000 600
India uap polls ---........-... 900 O02 OPT
Two base hits-Henline Rehg, SChrei-
ber Stolen bsse-Gaiuer. Sacrifices
Morrison. SINNERS Double plays-Cayet
TO Schneider to Coviugtou; Schroeder to
Sticking to Covlngton. Left on bases
Indianapolis 8: Milwaukee, ) Bases on
balIs-0r Barnes. 3: of Cavet, l. Hits
-Of Barnes, in innings; of Cav,
in ! inning Struck out-By Barnes, 3
by Csvet .. Losing piteher-Barnes.
Umpires-Murray and Mullin. Time
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IILLERs GET PLAYER,

MIN NEAPOLIs, Mimi, July 25.-Rob-
ert Stevenson, shortstop with the Redheld
team Of the Dakota League, has been
purchased by the Minneapolis American
Association club, 1t was announced Sat
utday. He win report before Aug. L
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Big Deal Rum0red

NEW YORK, July 25.-Rube Benton
has been unconditionally released by the
Giants. 1t is rumored that deal be-
tween the Giants and Philies by which
Lee Meadows and Irish Meusel may come
to New York for players and cash is
about to be closed.
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ArNsMIrm nRAMs RFIEAsE

DETROIT, Mich, July 25.-Eddie Ain
smith, the veteran catcher OF the Detroit
Tigers. has been Internationally released,
Frank Navin, president of the club, an
nounced Saturday. Ainsmith has been
in the major leagues ten years. 1t has
been reported he might go to Pittsburgh.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-25

A the registered shoot az the INDIAN
apolis Gun Club Saturday Q. T. Britton
led the field with a score of ninety
eight breaks our of a possible 100. Wat
son finished second with ninety seven
breaks, and Ford won third with ninety
six
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NATIlNAL IEAGrE.

Pittsburgh. 81; Boston. 2-3
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, eleven
Brooklyn. Il; st. Louis. 4.
New York. SIS; Cincinnati, 20.
(Second game called five innings 10
catch train.l
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LONDON, July 25.-Thirty- Of the
best bowlers In England Scotland. Ire
land and Wales sailed from Liverpool
Saturday for America. They will play
twenty four matches in Canadian cities
and Detroit, Mich.
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Morris, l2-10; Health, 10.
s. s. Christian, "a st. Paul. 90.
r. S. Baptist, SO; ". Morris, 66.
Olive Branch, 81; Eighth Christian, 8
First Baptist, IFS; Riverside, 90.
Southport, North Park, 1.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Esl ddiue-}
St. Paul ............ 2o2 o2o 500 II :
Batteries-Nerritt and McMenemy 4:
Wright, Morisette and SchsuffeL
Second Camel
Toledo .......... DOL 600 001-2 . .
St Paul ......... 100 600 0O0-I 10 /
Observation-Disclosures and Haines; Shea.
williams and Allen.
First Camel
Kansas City ....... 201 COS O92-11 II /
Louisville .......... 100 100 01O-7 u .
Batteries-Lambert. Hartman and Nc
Carly; CullOp, Wright. Sanders and
Second Game)
Kansas City ....... $40 or 11O-7 u 2
Louisville ........-.. 30 oo1 oo-4 3 .
Batterles-Bono and skiff; Koob
Wright and Kocher.
First Camel
Columbus .......... 100 COS O0'-e 10 /
Minneapolis ......... 600 002 003-5 II 3
atteries-Danforth and Hartley
George, James, Xingling, Schauer and
Mayer.
Second Camel
........ 40 1870 OOO-12l7 /
Columbus .......... 01O 600 go 10 ?
Batteries-Perrltt, Smsllwood and
Mayer ". Wilson, Had. 0denwald and
A. Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York ........... orc 600 O33- 10 l
Cleveland ..-..-.-.-- OlO 0O1 0O1-3 : o
Batteries -Shawkey. Mays and schang
Mails, Bagby and O'SeilL
Washington ........ 112 s13 8oo-14 20 0
Detroit ............. ono 80 COL G II 4
Batteries - johnson aud Picinich ::
Dauss. Stewart, Parks. Cole and Bossler.
Philadelphia ....... 90 o12 o3t-11 Is 2
Chicago. ............ O1O 600 O05- l. c
Batteries -Moors and Perkins; Hodge
and faryan.
Boston ............. 101 233 O0O-1O - I
st. Louis ..-....... 100 600 010-2 6 !
Batteries Jones and Ruel: vangiIder
Shocker. PalmeFo, Burweu and SEVERED.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston ............... Ol0 OF 020-6 II 2
Brooklyn .......-... 020 Ill o00--5 10 1
Batteries-Oeschger Scott and O'NeuI;
Galore. Ruether and Kruger.
New York Dol 100 00s-4 /
Philadelp s....-.... 010 100 Oi0-3 s /
Batteries-Ryan and Smith; Hubben
Cincinnati. ........... 10 032 CO.. e 0
Chicago. -.......-.--. leo 900 OO0-1 6 o
Batteries - RiKey and Hargrave
Cheeves, York. Jones and DAILY.
(NO other game scheduledJ
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.

MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE.
lockwood, g; Langsdale Gas, I.
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CARDS BEAT SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July A.-The st.
Louis Nationals defeated Syracuse of the
International League here Sunday, IS
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Saturdays Results.


IT LIEU { IA
Fairbanks Morse, Z; Midwest. 3.
Indiana Bell, o; Selmier Towel, g.
c. NJ. BIS, IS; Printers Union, u.
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AMERICAN II

Cleveland, 3: New York, o
Philadelphia. 3 Chicago. T.
Detroit. 6 Washington. 2
ST. Louis. 5; Boston, item innings.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Toledo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Pittsburgh.
fNo other games scheduled.)
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Citizens Gas, 10; Ultex, s.
Interstate, o; Udells. 0 (forfelO.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
AMFRTCAN AssOCIATTON

Milwaukee. s; indianapolis, g.
Kansas City, 10; Louisville. T.
Minneapolis. 3 Columbus, o.
St. Paul. 10; Toledo, 7.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 1913; Reading. 7-13.
Toronto. 8; Buffalo. 3.
Jersey City, 6-3: Baltimore, Al.
TRREE-I LEAGUE.
Evansville, 81; Bloomington, 20
Cedar Rapids, Z; Rockford, 1.
Peoria, IA Terre Haute. 81.
Rock island, 6; Moline, 5.
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(No games scheduledl
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CHICAGO, July 2S.-Grand Jury inves-
tigetion of charges that $4,000 Eos psi d
for the theft of the confessions of Eddie
Cicotte, Joe jackson and Claude VIII
HaEns from the aies of the office of the
stse09 attorney of Cook County VIII re-
suit, 1t WIS declared today, sfrOIn infor-
nation make known by Ban b. johnson,
president of the American League.
johnson charged that Arnold Roth
stein, New York sporting man, whose
name frequently has been linked with the
plot to "fix" the 1919 world series, is
the man who paid 10000 for the copies
of the three baIlplayers' confessions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02

Notire is hereby given. that "a petition
addressed fo tho Roard ~ Comm isFi1E-
era ~ So Joseph County. Indiana. sign
Oh hv Samuel v Robinson aud others.
more than 2Jn In number. who are free
holders and voters ~ said county. not
less f--n ~ ~ whom are from each ~
a majority az tho townships ~ said
county. and praying for the improve
meut ~ highway in said county. was
filed In the office ~ the Auditor OF said
county November 20. 1921
said Auditor hy bis endorsement on
said petition. has designated December
10TH, 1921. ~ the day upon which tho
same viii bc presented 90 said Board Of
Commissioners
said petition is FOR the improvement ~
n certain highway under au Act of the
General Assembly ~ the state N lndi-
sna. Approved March nth. 1919. and
Acts Amendatory thereof commonly
known ne the County Unit Road Act"
The matter 20 be considered NJ such
hearing is whether said petition Is IN
due form and sufficient in substance Tor
such Commissioners % make an order
|. causing said petition 10 be spread or
record and referring the matter therein
prayed for 90 the County Surveyor or 60
n competent engineer for further pro
coedings under said Act
The beginning. course and termina-
tion Of said proposed highway and I'm -
provement are as follows.
Commencing 40 a point on the Di-
vision Road where the Portage Road in
tersects 20 at the center of Section No. 8.
in Township No 81 North. Range East,
en- said County OF ST. Joseph; thence
running east along said Division Road
on the east and west half section lines
Of sections numbered =. 2 and 10 or said
Township and Range. 90 the center OF
said Section 10, where 20 intersects
Olive Street ia the City Of South Bend,
In said county and state; being two
miles in length and which Road is
known as the Division Road and Di-
vision Street
Said petitioners recommend that said
Highway be paved VITA concrete Of the
width Of - feet and with n BERN feet
wide graveled and rolled on each side
Of said concrete pavement. making the
entire width Of said Improvement 81
feet also the construction Of all bridges,
culverts. waterways and approaches as
viii be necessary for the proper con
struction and maintenance thereof.
Said petition will be heard by said
Board of Commissioners NJ their room
in the Court House Of said County, la
the City Of South Bend. on the 10Th day
OF December 1921. az 10 o'clock a. IN.
and any Interested party may appear M
such hearing and show cause why the
request prayed for In the petition shall
not be granted.
In witness whereof ]. Clarence Sedg
wick. luditOr Of St Joseph County. have
hereuntO subscribed my name and affixed
the seat OF said office az South Bend
this 3Oth dag OF November. 1921
CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor Of St Joseph County, Ind.
Miller Guy,
Attorney for Petitioners
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SAY. MIR JONES no YOI- Know I
HAVE PAID $4,000 GER MONTH RENT
FOR TEN YEARS a GRAND TOTAL
OF 50 $4,000 AND 7 HAVE DECIDED
To BUY FOR S3 go 900 a NEW. STRICT
IN MODERN HOME or TNGLERIGHT.
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BUILDING
TT has living room and dining room
with solid oak floors Kitchen two he'd
rooms and bath with pine floors Place
for sleeping porch. Full basement with
hot air furnace Close 10 car line. school
and park. Good neighborhood Cement
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SUCCESS aLPOCylER
Be a Fault-F orgetter.

The fault finder does the sunshine fellow
The selfish speck in his eye darkens his vision
of his brother goodness.
Faults in ourselves look little but we easily magnify
these faults into big vices IN others
Fault-hnding the greatest fault many people have
They try to improve their acquaintance by reproving
them Hunting for other peoples faults generally ends in
disclosing
You find in the business world that it's generally best
to overlook the other fellows faults but never your own
When you your blunders and always insist that
you are right the man above you smiles and doubts
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VERY SMALL PAYMENT
Gives Possess 90 the
FOLLOWING HOMES

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