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LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET--Lost. flexible diamond bracelet
az St James April 20. between Iii A. ".
or in taT' Reward ~ returned 20 T. II
bailey. 1903 Diamond 81
ENVELOPE Lost. a large red fber "uve
lope. about l2x10 inches, containing q
photograph, and other papers Of no .yaiu"
TO any one but tho owner Reward OF SO ~
returned 10 Bromley 1921 W Cpsal 81
Germantowr Phone Germantown 2367
PIN-Iost diamond circle pin. wednesday
night; In or near S.. James Hotel or In
taxi; reward 2030 Spruce 81.
POLICY--Lgst or misIRid. Policy No 80 OsT.
issued h. tho Penn Mutual Life Ins CO
on tho lIfs % Hugh j. Hamill; finder will
please rs'.rn It 10 undersigned; application
cate. J. 4 TAMIL 549i Lena 81. Gln.
STTC<pI% --- Lost. diamond stckglr.
stones r"ward. Mr. y. Rochower, ills
ChestnLt -
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and TO the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
UNCONVENTIONAL or sectarian dis
cussion
No attention will be paid 70. anony-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

! MAIN Ll%E-Dellghtful furnished rooms in
pr!va.e home minutes from Pennp. sta
| ton; all modern convenieHCeS. Phone Wayne
| AL n.
| GoLwYN-Comfortab airy home, conv.;
cleo; nr. train and trolley. $50 mo, May
| Nov. can Sharon I'M Coz j.
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The Religions OF the World

To N, Ed.'o" % i1- Ercrt,g PuJH" Ledger.
Sr-N.ow TIE. kud slr. 80 present the
.onow.ng figures 10Y publication IN your
wn,.-l0oWn and widely read paper. which
I be.'ev" ,vhl interest man,. II not al of
YOU readc-s
Tbs snl" as-th e ours cor'a NJ approx
mae. 10000. UOn p~op.a. Ot TINS num-
her ~ - pa- con. a-o Chr.s, ans. or IN
rolnI fgurea $50 600 OON poople. and the
r"ma'r,rE We class as pa-'.y CHRISTIAN. non
believers and the Hike THIS class totals
g. - De- cont - the p"opN q the earth
rr 600 600 0oo ono bill ~. sixty millions
Amo7E the christians we ind n" divisions
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70 wcsr legal muzzIes and s'raittackets
tc leop them from becoming hogs. No think
ing person desires return 70 the Old con
Gtticns Of the low-typa corner saloon, but
prohibition IN IS present form, with all It's
fanatlclsm. tyranny. gratt. hypocrisy. In
justice and gcneraI rottenuess. certainly is
due 20 10 rut on the skds, NJ, NJ
Chns.nu, INV. Ph.adeLphLa. AprN u. 1921
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

MARRIED MAN desires position Fenrieman's
lawn; hand with tools: capablr 20 take
charge any llNd OF work. &. H. c. care
- shoemaker & Claud. Norristown Pa
SALESMAN, age 80, having s years selling
experience. years representatire OF we'll
known business correspondence institution
desires to connect with bond house; territory
PeUnsN i|nH.a. references gllt-odge Write for
!r,rr'iaw. " 5OT Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN. ~ white. w!shes position as
companion high school education: we'll
bred. very neat appearance. courteous and
absolutely l"!iaoie; does not drlnt; or smoke
can div" any make auto: no objections to
travelling Al references. ol5 Ledger ON.
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deaths

/ RnwEN April gs. IoUN { ROwEN
ared 81 Ec.aI'ss and frte,!' also Potter
e 5o'H 70 10 oiid Guard,.1 "a Res, 3 q, r.
are invited 20 attend finTpr2i s"r'icsss, 'a'G
BMRoWSN -Aprn % EUGENE. r, son of
I Relatives and cricUds a'so Corporal John
/ Castor Tost No. ?O4. Rrd all other orders
@! wsIch DO vas r,s ar" rn'd no no
| liis "are1ts' residence 4ls7 f. Thompson
RT-1SsS T-isSS. ,v i2 Ga {,on {2,r,a 'lSr IS H
HRQwN Fourth MonLh, 20tl !. MitAR,
T@M 5 RE3W% esd IL 1s G Sos \"ShT Gh.dr unSsS TSsS
SwarthmCve. Pa. =. S"conddn% Ft'ih Month
a. Slo, % S,s,,on nF"f VI" ne %Hf ieTynf Wssi
chester. 1880 and l.o2 car from 69;h st.
On Nprh nrI .. la2i MEERy ByDp. saSd i
o, G2 ser {" E. S9 Nav M9"4s' m'T9HpE CHpEsb az setS
ana Iocu'' s,s. in,erment private. Kindly
uirT sSS srI IA EAfN sai no 2ss'Fa ss FaSs
RTrns. Rcls,il . anil fr!ards. also employees
aTkG a|IsG E"HPnS ana f[r HauSa son SSas so
4 's,e .esi1lGgrSt%. ?4Gi ora 81. SCI
,orp,,$$%"Er - -ASD?5,l 2s. 1921, CONRAD
.,!,nt 10 rurs~aI so-,!-,a on Monday. at .
" n n' hts Ia'e residence. 1860 Colwyn st.
In, g,,y;a;s g,,ny;a1 VI. Ms-TP09a remS;Grg
7 husband o. ,Ha,.ie +, nee HalIS Rejst
aH5a TS5 D4u Tacsds9. May g. 1850 a. ,y"T from ON
his latE residence ., PagIsSS,9 - j., =. ~.
,a'o' TiSmSs Gannca anne ,neS 20 GaragSsn, Re!a:
tive and friends Invited 20 funeral. Mon.
\ y f,q1 59'ds?:c q tls 9%g soon.IsT sSi
Sr. @ ''n' u MS It, n ~ s. caaTSRR y Genus Gsm
%LlY,9n A&;a . }o2l SUSAN Ill Ill
. t.yes aud friends arc invifGd - tha service
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQuARTERs
Central apartments q speciality. Sherwood
y. PARK AVE. lO0l--Vcry deEIrabIs cor
Ter apt large rooms and bath south.
eru expos4re, Appy first moor Dia, S65i
), G, Cor. lHlh and Locust cool. Handsomely
furn hskpg, apt" summer months.
Phone L0C. 80I.
RTTENHOUsE SQUARE, W. 2lG-2 rosns
and k@:hi large and erlght. Spruce 1918.
Barring i0Si, and 43O g. 4Oth--i &9T, 4
b., with ktch,t Will turn, Preston 202B j,
MODERN CORNER APT, Z rooms a bath.
Apply 70 kaufman 2Sl $, Goth st.
MONTGOMERY AVE, iT20-ai n com
also dbl. sit. unf. sum.Tts. Din. 7a5b W
18th. 8, 82O-DeaIrabie apt, q rooms ma n
and kitchenette, Taulsne, 0l8 Walnut 81
2250 y, l0fH-Furn, apt all modern conV,
electric llghts. Phone Diamond H9p j.
FOR RESf, furn,, I mouths broom ant.
huely situated ti2O M. y gai TsI an
WALNUT g ialh siN viola, beautifui furn
fr. "a nr. spls, l&a rpno hskps. 1888 3. I0ti
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Wage Farmers and Payers

To .hc Ed,ro~ o. Pho Frc-Hag r"bHc Ledger
SIN all disputes between waso-eRrners
aud raEa.rayers Both s.dcs think. would
% val 20 nE-ec on some Kind or a confer
erco. '.l,e ia, hy jury. What, Y anything.
= a groa'er achievement Of the human mind
lLsr '-'al y" tLr, g. ], y
in.1Ic'ua.a. April Il. 1921
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BOARDING

WYNBI'RNE i'm. Devon. Pa On Main
Lin. 80 minutes from Broad St station
rooms. with ~ without rriv0te bath; reason
Rho rates, very dcr!rab'u for business men
with families Phone ECr"yR 23C w
DESIRABLE vacancies for gentlamen or
couples; excellent table; indS iduAl service,
opposite =. II. Il. station reasonable rates
rhone Germantown 1882.
JEEKINTOWN--Cony train & trolley; pri
fam. des, refined couple; refs. Ogontz 6i2.
GREEN, l7l0--SinEle room; excellent board,
business pCople table board; home cooking
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Questions .4nStCercd
Civilian Clothes for Navy Restor

To the Editor o. tre Eurarg puL"c L~agcr.
SIS = NOV, man allowed ~ w'ar C..
l.tar Coth,S whar no' IN N" navy ward
-s-e and when 10. on tu'N He cou,d be
tore me wa and then vas not permitted
TO max" the change. bit have no' heard
0.ne'r-r the order - wcar 'he uniform a
a.. umss had been rescnaai
v. l.. ..
PnHade .ph.a AprI 10 1921.
Secretary ~ the Nav ncnby has resc nd
ad re order issued By Secretary Dan'es
,~-scn restores the pr.vi.ega to officers and
enlisted men 81 the navy ana marine corps
- wearing yillar clothes when no; on
da.y within the Confines o. me Navy De
par;nc-' ~ shore stations 'Clv':ars. a'
he rav, men cal them NAV now b. woT"
IL accordance win the prNyls ors o. chap
ier % the Inform Resu.s'ous. = :
Na.-. 1913
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30

The reOpie's Forum will appear daily
In the Evening Public Ledger, and also
in thp SUNDAY Public Ledger. Letter.
discussing timely topics Will be printed,
as woll nv requested poenns, and questions
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THE PEOPLES FORUM
nThat NIraIllan Cry"

To the Editor Of the Evgniu0 PUbho LEDGER
Sr--Who wrote these lines, which nave
been haunting me Of late;
Comes surglnF thai Nirgi'!an cry,
The sense Of tears IN mortal thngs
q n T,
Philadelphia April 10 1921,
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PERSONALS

NOTICE business Of Baltimore Santary
CIearo-s md Dyers. 55ls BaltIIaorc sIo
has g"o.r .0't Settlement May . 1921 =
r. " o." , Of M!chaa' lmaer, 3sG4 Poplar
TIE II.NERTY OF justin Maucincui -
1901 T-'o st, was sold to jacob Reese
dwelling. riCTo and machinery.
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May Riley Smith Poem

May Riley Smith Poem
To the Editor o. thc evening Pab'jc Led0cra
Sir-ploase prin. In tho Tsoples Forum
May Riley smith short rocm, "TrfeH.
FANNY r. PHELPS.
Philadelphia, ArrI ~ 1921.
TRIPLES
Try May Riley SMITH,
What VII II matter in a little while
That for a day
We met and gave a word, a touch, a smile
Upon the way
What will q matter whether hearts we're
brave
Ana lvcs vere true:
That you gave me the sympathy crave
AZ I gave you
These tria,s' can It be they make 81 mar
\ human me-
Arc sous as lightly waved as rushcs are
By .yvo or strife
Yea. Yea, look the fa'ntins heart may
hrrik
or mako Il whole,
And JUS, ono WORD. K sad for .ovss sweet
sake.
May save soul.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALI

VOTING StNlSS dcsireH position ns Eo,orness
or -gI paniOE, applicant speaks several
Languages and can furnish nrst-claSs refer
C-ces- Address VI BIO, Ledger Offc,
YOUNG WOMAN. 26 experienced book
keeper, typ!st, capable OF taking charge
a. small office, wishes pos. N 425. Led. on
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ROOMS WANTED

" WANTED-Thrce rooms for 1ne people with
or without board: within u mile OF Ger
mBUtown Friends School from May Il TO
June I. Telephone Germantown I405 W.
GENTLEMAN desires room In bachelors
quarters or with Spanish speaking family.
500. LedEer Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS MAN with expsrcncs wanted
TO hecnme president and treasurer OF
Philadelrhla corporation; in busness
years, selling patented household necessities
through agent and, parcel post; unlimited
auircd. 2 22J ledger Office.
SALES MANAGER, able to Invest $4,000 TO
$40, 900 In established business; must be
qualified TO get 100 per cent out sales force
and furnish best of references; remuneration
according to ability. Reply to NJ 42A, Led
ser Office.
DOCTORS observation-disclosures medical Of.
fee for sale. located in n city OF 500
Inhabitants. bargain for quick sale; good
A 500 Ledger Office, -
OWING to death of proprietor. widow will
sell larse.established grocery and meat
business with S.story corner property;
location and terms upon request j. w.
Camao Co. 6200 Woodland ave. -
YOUNG MAN, with s2600 to $4,000 cash. at
once. can have a STEADY. good conmerciel
proposition; salary. interest and good future
no agent: only personal interview ut once.
223 Ledger Office. .-
BUSINESS MAN, as, with equipped office,
| entertalns representation In Phila. and
vicinity of any nrst-class proposition; your
confidence fully respected. a 800, ledger on
WANTED, auto repair shop for rent in ga
rage with 100000 cars. A sos. Ledger on
| FINANCIAL assistance TO business men.
| Maurice Lichtman, 205 Colonial TT. BLDG.
Il
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N NENIORIAM

HI.rCH'SSOS IN re'0Crl. os HENRY
VlGLr.I'N H''TCHfNSON. who He'd ~ Rala
NprI, 80. 1911
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LARGE STOCK rebuilt and guaranteed en-.
E'ues. pumps air C0mpresSUrs h-aters
machine tools, send for complete cB'n .oguo
Of stock.
TIERMNN T.. WINTERER
UI2-5H y, Front ~ PhiladeIputi, Pa.
ELECTHICAL MOTORS. MACHINE TOOLa
POWER EQUIPMENT
O.RRlL% MACHINERY co. lla 3D ST
ELECTRIC motors aud generators, J.. to 500
II f. J w Adams, 1870 : l2ih.
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UNDERTAKES
IsScpU?!?::k!E3!E!:!R!:!::s 4! ?:E!:!: !:!:
CEMETERY LOTs

TEN GRAVE lot IN Hillside CrmctCry IN SEQ,
lion A u"0r N 5000 sell Tor $3.50 He'd
!ey. 40 Lcmunte st., Roxborough. Ia - '
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General
NURSES wANTED--Always in demand at
good pay learn at home In spare time ;
entire tuition can be earned in few weeks
YOU earn while you learn: special offer in
cluding free nurses outfit: write for full
particulars. Chicago School OF Nursing, I2i
s. Ashland Blvd, Dept. o. CHICAGO. III.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations May: vacan-
cie1; S1400-Sl90O yearly. women over II
eIigibic, experience unnecessary. For free
particulars write j. Leonard former Civil
Service examiner). e62 Equitable Bldg,
WASH nRton, ID. c,
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TELEGRAPH OPERATOR

TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
yrury woman CNNaN'ercei I'm sending
srd rcceiviug telrETaph messages. niust
|r siiIlcd IN the use NJ the lynewri's:
steEoETapht1 eApeT.gncs desirable,
This position Is w.'N a I've
man nIfaC'urirg COLvern,
In replying give details
Of experience, ag- ana where
education " as secured.
F-SI. =. o. BOX $40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman, with pleaslni
personality 20 assist IN a country tea room
aa WGitrsns state ralary expected. AZ
ledger Onice. .t<1M
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

TELEPHONE OPERATOR TO relieve at
switchboard and assist In clerical work;
permanent positioni give ase, experiences ISptenfe
Hotel, Atlantic City, N. ].
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WANTED

HG%Esr PRICES paid for gentomen's = cloth.
where, any time. Cooper. 8948 Market 81
phone Preston Gln3. upen evening"
WANTED to buy central photograph studio
i glS, Ledger Once,
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SAFES-SAFES

am new and recOnd-hnnd Falet all sIzeb;
SSSh or time Howe Scale Co.. sos Arch st.
CLOCK, mahogany. hall clock chimes. grsat
snap; can be seen evenings or sunday
Phone wyoming 1890 J. J.
CEITJNG FANS-Ten Fidelity d. c. fans:
pood condition. cheap Engineer. 1918 San
som At.
TYPE presses and cutters; big bargains.
phIla. Printers supply. II s. 9th ST.
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DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

7UR SNLE--NOEl0N '0rfler puppy 1870 =
Cumberland, Can sat bet q ara T. "
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
ERANKFORn
Observation-Disclosures

rooms and BATH modern. $50 per mo, sum.
mer; 500 per mo. winter. schwetzsr 4iis
Frankford ave, Tkd 2S16. "
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sIN ROOMS, private porch modern apart.
ment building; convenient to transports.
ton; sl?0 per month: yearly lease: adult
family: also furnished apartment for sum.
mer months. 50 y. Lansdowne ave. Phon.
Lansdowne 6lS.
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HhyFRFORD

GERMANTOWN, Wissahickon Apartment a
rooms, baths. porch. refrigerator; All
outside room. Tel. Germantown 1920. or BE.
lgIt N
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
BROWNS WIN AT
 EASTLAKE PARK

Phoenix Browns 10; Casa Grande. 9.
 Casa Grande kept up their end of a slugfest with the Phoenix Browns in good shape. even though they were handicapped by the absence of their pitcher and had to work the first and third basemen in the box. The game featured everything from home runs tc heated discussions on the finer points of baseball, with George Sto- wall holding the floor most of the time. Even at that George seems to know his stuff" and showed some of his old time form.
 Harris worked a steady game in the box for the Browns and Gillette re- ceived his offerings in nice shape. Lankford and Sherinyam, for Casa Grande, divided the twirling stunt
 The Browns started scoring in the second when Hickey scored on Lynn s single to center field. In the third Casa Grande moved ahead making two scores. In the fourth d home run by Lankford with three men on gave them a five run lead. The Browns moved up three in the sixth. The seventh saw Casa Grande tack ing on three more. When the Browns came up in the last of the nirth the score stood nine to six against them. Two bases on balls, two singles. topped off by home run by Calla- han brought the slugging to an end.
 Miller at short for Casa Grande
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Clarence Budd Is Anxious To Make
 Alibi For Errors
By CLARENCE BUDD

One of my players (not saying which one, but 1 have an idea) wrote up Saturdays game and banned me for my errors Well, we went out for the bacon and that is what we brought home, regardless of the booted ball or who" won the game for The Republican. We are out to win every game we play. Although we haven't received our baseball suits yet, we expect to get them soon. but it isn't the suits that make the players; it's what's inside the suits. They say clothes make the man. but we're not men yet and it's the play CTS that make a baseball team. not the uniforms
 Well, as you all know, the Gazette has several good players, especially the second baseman-he missed four or five straight balls and the pitcher must have been all in from the ride from Tucson last Sunday, as every one on our team hit him. And then talk about The Republican team v they did play good. only the shortstop missed one hot one and let two runs in. But that was an accident, and I wonder how Stanley Cronin got that ball in left field-it sure was a mystery to everybody. And then Johns made a bum play of running Rorex off second base But outside
 
 admit that I made a couple of errors, but they were excusable, as I got nicked on the finger in the second inning. My finger was almost broken. It was fractured, and I will not be able to catch for four Or five weeks. But We expect to play ball just the same. (Maybe our press agent will catch next game-a better reporter than ball player at that.) If anyone wants a game, please phone or write and tell us. Address all communica- tions to the manager of The Repub- lican Newsboys Team. care Stanley Cronin, and we will gladly accept challenges from other towns.
 Even though I got hurt. we have couple more good catchers. (Budd's sore at himself today) Next time I play behind the bat hope left-hand- ed batters don't try to ruin me when I try to grab ball so quick.
 We were wild and lost our noodles i'll the first inning, but We made up 1 for it in the other eight. Next time l we play we are going to try and shut | em out, no matter what goes. So 1 any time any team wants a game, 1 let us know.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Tempe Wins Fast
 Three One Game
 From Mesa Team

TEMPE, May 7.-Tempe gained re- venge over Mesa when she won to 1 game here this afternoon. Play was fast on both sides, errors were few and several hitting rallies that netted both sides their runs made the contest one of the most interest ing played here this season. A large crowd of fans from both Tempe and Mesa witnessed the game and rival ry proved as keen on the side lines as it was in the field itself.
 Mesa scored her one and only run in he fourth when Wheeler con nected with one for three bags and was brought in by Pomeroy with single.
 Tempe put, trio of runs across in as many innings. the Estrada Nich ols combination accounting for two of them In the third inning Cole man singled, Harris singled and Waf- ford singled, the third time is the charm proverb working to perfection when Coleman scored on Waffords s bingle. In tn :, fourth Estrada sin gled and Nichols brought him in with a two-bagger. The combine worked again in the seventh inning when Estrada hit for two bases and Mich ols duplicated, scoring his forerun- ner.
 The score:
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
TIGERS DEFEAT < WHITE SOX 9-4

inability to hit when hits meant runs cost the White Sox yesterdays game with the Tigers at Riverside park. The Sox made four runs off F nlts, walks and two errors while the Tigers made nine runs off F nlts, one walk and two errors.
 oaiazar was wild, but when he did locate the plate he worked in rare form. keeping the Sox hits well scat tered. Two times Salazar had the bases jammed with one out and re- Cred the side with two strike outs. The husky Tiger pitcher walked six men, enough to lose an ordinary game, and struck out 13 men, more than enough to win any game, but he had the breaks as well as something on the ball and when he frightened he Duzzed the pill over the plate with the Sox batters stnding idly by. The scott brothers made up a large part of the Tiger team. Manager Ed Scott hit for two three -bag ggers and one single, A. Scott hit a three bag ger and Battling Scotty dropped one Into center that might have been good for an extra base if Murphy wasn't there. Ed Scott caught a great game and worked with Salazar in the pinches.
 Sorrey, ''Dinty" Moore and Izzy Cooper were the batting stars for the Sox.
 The game was exciting in every inning with the Sox threatening the plate and Salazar pitching wonderful ball. Brown worked good the first two innings. but in the third the Tigers got to him for three hits, walk and three runs before he req lized the half had started. McNevitt relieved Brown after two men had been retired and pitched good ball the rest of the game.
 Box Score
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
GLENDALE GREYS .DEF IA I CLAN TS

The Glendale Greys took the Giants into camp yesterday afternoon by the score of to ?, with King on the mound for the colored boys King pitched a good game. allowing but five hits, but they all counted for runs. Terrill was touched for seven hits.
 The game was played as a ben- eft and part of the gate receipts went to help defray the doctors expenses of Manager Guy Hadley of the Greys who suffered the loss of his right eye in a game at Eastlake park two weeks ago.
 The Giant lineup was shaken by the absence of two regular players, who are i'll, and Wiz White missing from his familiar place on the mound. The subs showed need of batting practice. Manager Hicks announces the old reliable line up next Sunday, with Wiz White doing the heaving. Score:
 Giants .......0 01o 900 001-2 Glendale .010 800 Ol0-a
 Batteries: King and Rosser; Ter Till and Varney.
  FORCE OF HABIT Fair Customer-Fd like to look at some high top shoes, please. Salesman (ex- -bartender)-Ye es'm, a couple O tail ones-light or dark2
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
Prison Team Wins
 From Phoenix Red
 Sox, Five-Nothing.
(speeiaI to The RepubIicanl

FLORENCE, May Slack Won ders of the prison team pitched his side to another victory here this aft ernoon, blanking the Phoenix Red Sox while his team mates crossed the plate for five runs on their own ac- count.
 The prison team played air tight ball, with Wonders letting the Red Hose down with three hits during the entire game.
 Codrova pitched a nice game for the Red Sox, but the prison boys got to him for nine safe hits.
 One run in the first. third and sixth and two in the seventh spelled 50 with his prison team on the side.
 Mendez of Florence connected for a three-bagger and Dickson for a two -bagger.
 Cordova and Salinas worked for the Red Sox with Wonders and South holding the heavy end for the prison team.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-09
NO CAUSE FOR WORRY

You can recommnd this horse, then?"
 Certainly. He is as kind as can be. and there's only one thing that he's afraid of"
 What is that?"
 Hes afraid somebody will say Whoa, to him, and he won't hear it"-Edinburgh Scotsman