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The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Borough Of Queens-snle or Rent.


FOR RENT-NORWOOD GARDENS, eight
room private house with two baths and
two car heated garage only house for rent
In Norwood Gardens; $500 per month: IL
minutes from Grand Central subway station
and Times square. BY MOTOR, from
Greensboro Bridge. follow left branch of
elevated road to Grand station and turn
right to Norwood Gardens. or BY SUBWAY,
take Interboro Greensboro trains or B. Il.
T. Broadway trains to Grand av. station.
RICKERT- BROWN REALTY COMPANY,
~ Vanderbilt av. Tel. Vanderbilt 04s4.
HOUSE (frame>. five rooms near Queens
boro Plaza; price $4,000: lot alone worth
5000. DOCTOR, fS2 w. 122d ST., N. Y,
1912 only.
JAMAICA-Bargain, house. s rooms bath.
all improvements 45x117 vacant; newly
decorated; II Chichester av., five minutes
20 Jamaica main station; key opposite.
Owner. "a w. 95th. Tel. Riverside 5602.
$1,000 CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT
New cosy room detached Colonial house;
tiled bath. tiled kitchen, enameiled gas range.
nclosed porch, electricity, parquet. steam
heat. pantry; plot 4ox10o; price 80 800: con-
venient to trolley. IL and l.. I. r. r.
G.. BRAUN. SPRINGFIELD ROAD.
OPPOSITE CONVENT. QUEENS VILLAGE.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
PELHAM BAY SALE ON TODAY,

The auction sale of 295 lots In the
Pelham Bay Park section of the Bronx
vicinity. will be held by Bryan l.. Ken
nelly. Inc, to-day In the Real Estate
Exchange, II vesey street. Most of the
lots are at or near the Pelham Bay
Park, Buhre avenue, Mlddletown Road.
Sound View and Westchester Square
stations OF the Lexington avenue SUBJ
way. Many OF the lots were advertised
in the Pelham Bay Park sale last May.
but were not included because of delay
ir completing surveys. The lots are
situated on Westchester, Burr. May
flower, ST. Paul. Wilkinson, Hobart.
Continental Colonial. Edison, Buhre.
Appleton, Emily. Milford. Pilgrim. Met
calf, Sound View. Adee. Hone, Arrow.
Mace. Morgan Fenton. Dekalb. Monroe.
Third. Baychester. Warlng, Derelmer,
Hill and Wicksham avenues: Middle
town. Mulford, Gun Hill and Pelham
Roads Reservoir OVAL Pelham Bay
Parkway and East 10Th. 1s5th and 222d
streets Included In the sale Is the
Ferris Mansion. a seventeen room Co
lonial mansion. and two-story frame
hotel right at the Middletown Road
subway station. Liberal terms apply
10 all lots
VIII Sell Jamaica Lots.
T. +. Archer. auctloneer, will sell at
auction to-day, sS lots near the Mer-
rick Road. Jamaica. on Ulster and
Underclff avenues. Smith and Sweet
streets, known as wlnzinger Park. The
sale Is to be held at o'clock on the
property under tent. Free title poll
cies will be given, and attractive terms
aro offered
Also on Saturday. November 10. Mr..
Archer will sell coo lots known as
Hampstead Greens near the village of
Hampstead. This sale Is to be held at
the Village Hall, Hampstead. at 2
o'clock and will continue until o'clock
In the evening.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Fiorida-saie or Rent.

FOR Sale-One OF the show places at Deiand.
the Athens OF Florida. n small plantation
OF 10 acres, with 500 orange and grapefruit
trees: the fruit on the trees Is estimated at
5000 boxes; large variety of small fruits:
n fine two story house. bath, hot and cold
water; fresh water lake OF about 10 acres
stocked with black bass; this property win
stand the most rigid examination, and can
be bought for S37 800 cash. owner wishes
20 retire: tho trees and crop alone are worth
$4,000. Full particulars write GEORGE u.
JARVf5, Orange City. Fla.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Bronx Transfers.

Minnie Diamondstein sold to Joseph
Culmenson five story apartment house,
50x109.S, at 1592-1594 Washington ave-
nue..
Christian G. Kuhner sold to Christ
Umland n five story fiat. 27x97x irregu-
lar. at 430 East 149th street
Rebecca Hirsch sold to Nathan Feuer
the apartment property, 50x100, at 995
Aldus street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON gCND AND MORTGAGE.

CASH for second mortgages state full par
ticulars 1885 Herald, Washington Hgts
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Borough of BrooIslyn-sale or Rent.

CARROLL ST, 1867. between New York and
Brooklyn av~.-One family hou'c. IL rooms.
. baths: garage space: modern improve
ments; finest residential section; > blocks
from subway. Decatur 6ss5.
IN detached house, 6 rooms. lower inclosed
porch: parouet. gas. electricity rooms
upper. parquet flooring: Christian adults pre-
ferred. BLYTHBOURNE, 4194. 1880 4fth st.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
westchester-sale or Rent.
New York state-salc or Rent.
New Jcrsey--saIc or Rent.

BOONTON - Mountain Lakes. dwellings.
farms lakes. r.. Y CAHILL, Boonton,
n. J.
FOR SALE OR RENT-weli built modern
house. sunny rooms, hot water heat.
high land; restricted neighborhood accessi-
bic 70 Mountain Station, Lackawanne: lot
l00x1nO feet garage garden, fruit price
Si3 500, on easy terms immediate possession.
Address OWNER. 450 William st., East
Orange.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent.
-- Wri,e VA.> WINNIE WINNIE 70. hutnerloro, r-.s. .
LOTS OF LOTS AND REAL HOMES
AT SACRIFICE PRICES. EASY TERMS.
Reid Lowery, at Junction, Palisade, n. J.
WEST HoBOKEN. new two family house.
ready Tor occupancy; gas, electricity, heat.
baths, shower bath: separate entrances;
driveway space for rareree: 20 minutes
walk to New York ferry; $13, 900: email cash
payment required. SOL Kerr,gan av.
WEST HoBoKEN.- Eight rooms, all i'm
provements. garage. large plot. 81 900. easy
terms. STOECHEL REALTY CORP. 81
Monticello av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5stlr st.-5th Av. to North River.

A Bargain-Three story high stoop dwelling.
near 18th st. and Sth av. price $4,000. II.
V. MEAD e CO., 397 Sth av
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

NEAR I'D. Subwny-Dweiing, IL rooms
electricity, parquet floors, 3 baths will
sacrifice: easy terms. Tel. Columbus o2i
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINS.
EDW. =. BROWN. Sbafer Bldg. Rutherford
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Washington Heights. Above Ie5tb St.,
5 West of 9Th Av.

PRIVATE house, 7Gl st. Nicholas av.; )
story, IA rooms 3 baths electricity, imne-
date possession; caretaker on premises
TENCOORN. 3 West t01st River 1544
The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Edward Swami in Three Deals.

District Attorney Edward Swami, the
most active operator in Greenwich VIII
lage dwellings, is the buyer of the three
dwellings at 226 to $50 West Eleventh
street from Ida Rosenbaum, which was
reported yesterday. The properties in
clude the old Hoe and Huyler mansions
among the finest specimens of the
Colonial architecture in the Village.
The New York herald., 1921-11-05

Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
WHEELING ELECTRIC
SURCHARGE Cancelled

Charleston. OCT. "4.-A sur-charRe OF
- percent on IN" electric rates ~ IL"
Wheeling Elccir:c company WAS cam
ce!led to-day by an order filed by the
Tuhn,. SrrTlc" commission. The sur
chnrgn was granted temporarily IN July
OF last year. The commission did not
fl" an explanation with the order.
The water rates charged hy I'll" city
OF WcIIeburY wtr" increased IN another
order of the commission. Tic rates arc
flf;y cents per thousand for the nrSt n'e
thousand gallons. ranging 20 twelve
rrnts per thousand for all over one mil
non gallons.
Ii" R"mrcy Power company WAS
granted authurit: 20 construct dana
for hylro-elccirir purposes on tn" South
Eranrh Of the Potomac river. Hampshire
county. The Community Power "Url-
u:,ny's appliCG ton to bu:!d a dam "a
the same stream was d!sissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
SHOOTS At IVAN
ON THE STREET
JOHN MALoEEY Held FOR FIRING
AT JIM HARPER, A NEGEo,
NEAR HS HOME.
Sayu Nan Pushed Door OF House Open
Harper Tells 4 Different Story.

John Maloncy. ri South Main street,
r. In the Ohio county jail under $500.
held on a charge OF shooting ou the
public street. He will 10 given Il hear
ing today before Justice OF the Peace
John W. knlclberger.
Maioney was arrested last evening NJ
his home 1t - alleged lie shot ~ jim
Harper. negro. who whH walking i"
The alley in tn" rear If his home.
According - Malorey'a story. the
negro pushed TIC d"or Of his home open,
and Ne ordered the visitor CAT. Th'
man let,, and he says he shot at tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

,rau while he was st!ll on his propctt,.
fiarpe, tiaIinS he was walking 4io"e
tuA rear Of MaInneys home, ana LIN
maa r.c"stcd him. using foul lang
He declares he did not answer Aaiohe''
v hn few seconds later shot at ElH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
JUSSERAND ARRIVES

New York. oct. 94--Jules JUsscrand,
French Ambassador. returning 70 the
United States today cn the steamship
Lorraine after visit h"Hc, sad that
France wanted the comma armament
conference ut Washington 10 succeed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
HOUSE PASSES DEBT REFUND|NC
. COMMISSION BILL, REFUSING
ALL HA|NPER|NC AMENDANEN {

washington. &C.: 81 .\:t"c r":"''.'e
Q proposal ta:,' ,UHI:rs~ - I&," :.:'\"
the right OF re, rw. - >.''isc .ttA I'D,
passed tAe hi - ,r.r.. 70 - e. .r:i.-
mission. h",!"A n> .... ...- ..,'.:s . -"
treasury. with ia. aH'hr'.., t" 'v,I'...
war debts - {: sris. &c.,. e. H. "a
Unite! Sta'">. ~: ".'"t.::"S 10 ;ea
billion dollar
Tho ro." or mai TossaS' az ~ h''!
was ls9 70 -. ~. ~, n"" go,
TO the s"UAtn s,r ',r.y s"u, s1"Ca:.rG.
EXCEPT t"r re ,r::;,. 1'r"Ht:Tv''. a.
70 phraScO,nc,E. - ~. -'"nl HH Ike
O stone val. w.U.. s',':a. L.: ':.'... ans
and Democrats Ne" ..':c:u.;:"E l.. ~.
Il down WITH aW,:t..meEis
Amendments Beaten
FRS; 70 Hc >|,;cItC1 HrS a r".i- -.
BY Repr"sC".At.,r Fr.rtr a.: ":9-uas!n.
~ Rerihltrau -tc:t.Sr" u -. WIS and
means ccm1r;;tcr. irov.t.as ~; !v"";SH
nations indcN;cd u u" l3.;ct S;A'"S
be required :" rAr = me 80 '':"""N;
averaging il.e -: cox. Later he
Rrrendm'H; hy l,";r",'H'a;.' 'nll.r:.
M!ssiSS.p"s !'"rnr,r'':r n.v:"!'e- = -
committee leading tAc aEh; : 90. I-r>.
to reQu!rS v''S-'->. '"Ji :"E."" - N1-
provRl OF C!g!".S >";l.r::.v'.t- 49, d".
feAted III e. = o.. r'>;"S vote. gHt
135 to 9S vE,u :u,:.:.~ marched
through Tho ;s.c ivv i ms@ - man
count.
1t was this S,mA rror, sal "":;':a~e'l
In q motion ~ rsc"mr'': ~: VA put
TO the house - a rs'vTdr! VIE 'JtC-.
and defea;rl ~ - 1871 Amendments
new in from all SHES, u. / .2S rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Good For RntouyneSH

1.-TWO years ago I suffered from fire.
du~nt attacks % stomach 'rOuhle and
etl,!cHs-e<4 SeeiaS Characteristics Tab
le,s advertised concluded :" try them.
T t,r',rnrrd rapidly" Miss Emma Nr--
erykn. l.!mo. Ohio. For sac by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

n~a&N rrI raratuy ~" rlanH.uE :.
'U!ld i, railroad ,'nN!ns 'h's, '",u'".'-
md giving the inttdr All outlet :" 'he
!ndependSItcc Argentina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

49,, y I;r9"r~e";a,.E" !.';''.I''l. u ''''-
" 80. Massachusetts. - ':"''''' eve"
~..r, & ~ T.: -! :''r'.' e.. .h''''''
:. y..:... ~. years. """. d." - - '...'.''
.: u. -
Bonus 1ssuo 1nV"lTeo
c'ov,-i -. 49, .;rI,r"Srm. eve -.
E..puti..,... New Nr:N. stc, .n.I 4 ~:
:r,-,. with -. ..7."u,!lnrr: cHai !p'"r">t
..y."e..> I.. . sell .owu1A u hunGs .'c
inner Service. ;u.~ !, Mas th:"wn ''"t
on . ,...a: %: Order ~ ''.;,,v:i,an Ford
hey, WI. .>frcssrd IL. '.." ;Hlt '"'-
.-css e; -. G'f"!': S"S..'" '''@ HN'"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Directions FOR washing cn:tH-cr: don't
soak over HieHt jas: add Il l:ttn Blue
INeSI 70 tn" watcr.-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Pay To-day

Iennsy cn:'i3! era o., tnr ri.'H sd"
tho river Nj. ue r.N'E u"r "'."''
uvnthly pays to-day MIa'h ~ ~ M"'
r,ahs = E"oI sized t",I!. i;"''"'.H, Soy
rrai cNtr,, crews Wet" lut "|'N !" work
which almost dpIhlrI TIE force anu III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

With the threatened railroad st"lk"
IN view. local railroads are d"!nG ".r "E
tho best businesses in aut" shipments
that has ever acsu Witnessed. 1t - DO
sumcd 'Hat the .ArEG SHIPMENTS a." 10
ing made possible through DEALERS hurry
!nc the ra:S IN ~ tl"t none Viii ie lett
tel op On he rad while earoutc. Ah"Gi
- cars 4 day are arriving here Tor SH.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Repair Ofdcs

Repairs to ~ assistant tra;rmast":'s
o,GCe Of the l',nNsy. which IS located at
the Nawl"y Eu:.G!ng. VIII br made his
morning Mos, ~ IFr repairs - he Hado
W., lie en- the we'd worK about Tbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Complete Repairs

Rora!rS 10 inH NrnaSy roalHch about
Warword VIII hc completed either today
- tomorrow aud atIcr COMPLETED VA
lie n nrSt class shape for cold weather.
so far Il has not been Announced wh"r"
IA" COMPANY will lake H.. other regal:
work but Il likely wiz take plarc some
where ,r III" =. & +. division SIN" III
Of tn. IAN HIaGlr has been given at;CE-
fockry has been or for over tire"
months but hopes 10 return TO WORK
ton.
Ship Much Brick
TIL" NFhes,inS Terminal for The pas,
Few dnNs has been ding Il big l"sIucHs
IN hauling brick which Is cons!Yuvi -
the Whitaker G!ess;.cr creek mai Il Ice
used In The rev 2U5 foot stack which Is
being erected OYER tie new Wn:usN "T
power plant W!.hi1 tho past t"w days
over % carlnaas have arrived here
Railroad Rriofs
Charles NJ I"Ckey. freight conductor
on tho renusy her" continues t. remain
OF duty on account OF illness Mr.
soon.
niN LuswIs. &C n" r. 8 O. Is at Graf
ten :or a frw days ON t&ssn"sA
T. j. M~u<rN e tho l'cnnsy ut Mar
tina Ferry was Visiting relatives hero
yesterday
Jim Styy"rs Of To r. & q. at Renwool
IS getting along nicely after q severe
illness
bon Cr!sw"U = r:e l.. & q. wi! b"
back on The lob t"I,iy after several ia! \
lay"r on account "f Illness.
A. J. Sharpe OF the r. Il .. resumed
dUr!"s ycstcT'!lr Hf'c. hs!nr IN Tor scY-
cral days ow!"g ~ sickness.
+. Il. nav,r. Il. II g. rardmns'er NJ
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

JOHN 6. EMERY
NATIONAL cor1k1ANpGR
AMERICAN LC0ION
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
SANDSTONE WINS
Defeats Brook Park s to 3, Sun.
day, in Last Game Of
Schedule.

The Quarry City boys jour.
neyed to Brook Park Sunday and
took the Parkers into camp in
a base ball game which was the
last one scheduled for this sea-
son in the Pine County Pioneer
Base Ball Association. Eibon
pitched a very good game for
Sandstone. allowing only 4 hits
and striking out 13 men.
Score by innings
Sandstone ....001O610OO-S
Brook Park ...10OOO1CO1-3 -3
Batteries: Sandstone Eibon
and Robertson: Brook Park
Hady and Klement.
Summary Sandstone: Hits
Id s, 2b hits by Ryan 2; errors
3; left on bases 7.
Summary Brook Park: Hits 1b
4; errors Z: left on bases 2; dou-
BILE play-Klement to Ditty.
Struck out by Ebon 13, Hady
Z; bases on balls off Eibon /,
Hady /; hit by pitched ball off
Hady 2.
Umpires Eddy and Neiberg.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
ASKOV BAND TO KERRICK
Has Been Engaged to Furnish
Music at Their F4r
Sept. 3rd.

As at their two previous fairs
the good people Of Kerrick have
engaged the Askov Band TO fur
nish music there again this year
The Kerrick boosters have also
made arrangements to have the
south-bound afternoon flyer stop
at Kerrick Bruno and Askov, and
the north-bound flyer to stop at
Kerrick and stations north on
the day Of the fair-Sept. 3.
An airplane will be on hand to
entertain the crowd and a good
base ball game Is well as other
unusements is promised.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

stone Rock Creek section. An
other crew is widening the sur
face and also the Otter Creek
culvert all near Moose Lake.
Five crews are working on the
Duluth-Pidgeon River section.
Right-of-way is being cleared,
snow fences built and much re-
shaping and gravel surfacing is
being done. A stone crushing
outfit is soon to start operations.
Good Roads Bring Complsiats.
Many complaints Of automo-
bile speeding on trunk highways
and Of roundabout travel neces-
STATED by detours where perma-
nent improvements are being
made are reaching the St. Paul
Offices of the Minnesota High
way department.
Charles M. Babcock, state
highway commissioner. repeated
that the highway department il
without authority to police the
trunk routes. In many counties,
sheriffs' deputies are combating
the speed menace to public safe
ty and fines are exceeding the
policing expense. Because Of
the danger To the highway using
public. and especially to highway
patrolmen who are among the
compliments, however, Mr.. Bab-
cock said the department is rea-
dy to cooperate in suppressing
speeding.
Detours are unavoidable in
some localities during improve
ment operations on regular
routes. but all reasonable efforts
are made to keep them in pas
sable condition, according to w.
r. Rosenwald, state maintenance
engineer. In some instances the
short duration Of the main work
or condition Of the detour will
not warrant the heavy expense
required to provide standard f.
ciIities, he added, 30 the best
way is To look forward to the
benefits Seon 10 follow.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
BA ABlDCK BULLETIN
LISTS LOCAL WORK
Highway Operations Hereabouts
Briefly Summed Federal Aid
DeIayed-DetOur and
Speeden Make Odd
Evidence.

Developments in the state
trunk highway program in this
section are given briefly in a
bulletin issued this week. The
information is based on reports
from the maintenance superin-
tendents in the sixteen districts
and is regarded as authoritative.
Trunk Highway No. l.
A heavy traffic artery, this
route is demanding heavy main
tenance, especially on the St.
Paul-Duluth mileage. All pa
trolmen are kept busy maintain
ing the surface under the traf-
fic grind, and large quantities Of
gravel are being used.
A fleet Of rebuilt army trucks
- hauling 9ra0el On the Sand
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Farmers Marketing Bagas il
AskOv Earlier Than Usual
This Year.

Commission Street" in Askov
has again taken on new life and
the usual fall rush of business
is commencing to loom up strong
the farmers wearing a broader
smile.
The pickle marketing here
this year is something new to
Askov and has been the result of
considerable hustling on Com
mission Street during the
month of August, and now with
rutabagas coming in already
before the potatoes-it appears
that there will be a long rush
of activity there this fall.
The two private buyers Lou
is Olsen and A. Henriksen-are
both busy receiving and shipping
bagas-one carload going out
Tuesday and another one Wed
nesday, each containing Is tons.
Two more carloads are expected
to be shipped out today. The
local buyers are of the opinion
that there will be over 100 car
loads of rutabagas shipped from
Askov this season and with good
prices-$17 having been paid per
ton the first couple of days it
appears that considerable money
will be brought into the commu-
nifty through bagas.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Count Lejon Silfversparre Of
Stockholm, Sweden, who has
spent the greater part of a year
visiting industrial centers in the
United States and Canada. has
returned to his home and will
write a book about his impress
sions of present-dAy industrial
tendencies in America
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

All aboard for Stump" League
Field Day.
The big time will be 1t Askov
on Saturday, August Goth, and
everybody is invited. This Field
Day and general get-to-gethcr Is
a climax to the Pine County Pio-
neer Base Ball Association games
this season at which time the
pennant---o silver loving cup
will be presened to the cham
pions Of the league -Markville.
Fast Hall GsmA
The big event Of the day il !
ball game between two teams
selected from the entire Associa-
tion by the Askov American--the
four western teams being pitted
against the four eastern teams.
This game will be called at 3
r. M. and promises to be 1 hard
tussle. As many Of the eight
umpires in the Association n
can be in Askov that day, will
arbitrate.
1t has been found necessary To
make a few changes in the line
up of the two teams a. published
in the American last week.
Hill Of Bruno. cannot be here
so Peterson will take his place
in right field on the East Side
! Neither Gheringhelli nor Ryan
of Sandstone, are able to come
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
BALL PLAYERS
TO CELEBRATE
Big Event Takes Place in Askov Next Saturday
Being Wind-U Up d 'sStump" League Base
Ball Season. Good Close Ball
Game Looked For.

20 Bloonnsness cf Sandstone, WjIl|
take GherinshelIi's plaee a s>c-
ond base and Dosch of Finloyoan
will play LEFT Held. Bonoard oe
rnlayson. who was ulatsd to
pitch for the Wet Gids viii not
BE here 70 nbon u aandntos,a
will - the slAb work. 6hafsr
|of FinlAyson M bssn Addsd ~
I substitute.
The lineup of the ito te61s
u now = follows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Local base ball players in
Askov will put the diamond in
fine shape for the big game.
Bssd tn Play.
The Askov Band will be on
hand TO furnish music through
out the afternoon and will give
an hours concert in the park
during the evening from 7:3O to
$50 after which the big dance
commences.
The sports program which in
cludes various races and throw
ing Of base ball longest distance
will commence at 1:3O on the
base ball grounds after which
comes the big game followed by
a tug-of-war between the two
base ball teams.
Business Pl<es Close.
Now that there will be no fair
in Askov this fall many are GO
ing to take off a half day and
celebrate with the base ball
boys. Most Of the business pla-
ces will be closed from / to S
r. NJ, a list Of which is published
elsewhere in this issue.
All aboard!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
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