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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
MEDICAL MEN
HOLD MEETING
IN t HIS CITY
DR.. H. w. Blair Tells OF New
Serum In lnfantile Par
alysis Cases
Now Treating Four Cases; ;
Other Addresses AT Dis
trict Meeting

| Members of the medical profession
i'll the counties of Knox, Holmes, Ash
land and Delaware, were in session in
district meeting in Mt. Vernon on
Tuesday. The meeting was held for
postgraduate study under the auspic.
es of the medical education commit.
tee of the Ohio State Medical Society,
with which the medical societies of
the several counties represented are
affiliated.
The sessions were held in the Cham.
Der of Commerce building The mum.
Der of visitors attending the opening
or morning session had been material
ly increased when the afternoon ses-
sion was opened at o'clock.
At the morning session two address.
es were made, the first by DR.. H.. W..
Blair on "lnfantile Paralysis" and the
second by DR.. j. II. j. Upham, Of Co.
lunlbus on Symptoms and Diagnosis. !"
DR.. Harry w. Blair of Mt Vernon
explained to the physicians his sue.
cess in treating infantile paralysis
cases with the new Mayo serum.
Dr. Blair Is believed to be the first
physician in Ohio to have administer
ed the serum treatment i'm infantile
paralysis cases. His first patient was
a Fredericktown boy who now shows
every indication of complete recovery
from the disease.
Since then, DR.. Blair has been call.
ed upon to administer the serum in
three more cases. One is in Knox
county and two are in Ashland coun.
ty DR.. Blair gave a very interesting
address to the physicians attending
the district convention in Mt. Vernon
today in which he explained in detail
the serum treatment
Dr. Upham Is a former president OF
the state society and is an instruc.
tor in medicine in the medical college
of Ohio State University, and a staff
consultant for several OF the Colum.
bus hospitals.
At 1880 the session closed the Wis.
itors lunching at the Hotel Curtis.
AT the afternoon session DR.. Upham
his talk on Diagnosis and
Symptoms" He not only is IA pleas.
Ing and entertaining speaker but he
also has the faculty of conveying his
in clear and exact language
that members Of his audience found
most helpful.
Throughout the sessions DR.. Blair
was in charge of the program and ar.
rangements being assisted by Drs. j.
5. Pumphrey and |. S. Workman of
Mt Vernon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
HOWARD SCHOOL NOTES

The Howard schools have completed
their third week of work. The enroll
ment is as follows: High school 80;
grammar 10; intermediate, 40; prl
mary. SO.
The teachers are as follows: High
school, NJ. c. Cummins principal, L..
=. Cummins assistant, l.. M. Burson
part-time teacher; NJ. G. Cummins
teaches English and Latin; l.. p. Cum.
minis teaches science and mathemat.
les; l.. M. Burson teaches history and
civics. Grammar room, Mr.. Burson
intermediate room, Miss Burnadette
Durbin. Primary room, Miss IVA
Wolfe. :
The following yolley ball teams
have been organized
The Organizes Clara Hammond, Ina
Stull, Mildred Gilmore, Verna Slussor,
COreta Darling. Dorothy Mcmillan.
The Cosmics- Violet Henwood, Or.
reil Cochran, Elsie Wostrich Dorothy
Bebout, Lorain White, Charline Park.
er.
The Tigers-Gerald Newton, Irwin
Horn. Carl Pctry, Paul Wright, Homer
White. Lewis Robson.
The Martians-Robcr. Allen. Ralph
DO0little. Leslie Humbert, Carl Ham
mond, Walter Tier Eugene Durbn.
The Saturntes-R Ralph llenwood
Bernard Hoovler, William Beach Al.
verde Temple, John Jordon.
L. p. Cummins. coach and referee.
The school building looks fine with
It's new coat Of paint The campus
shows neat appearance under the
care of II. Bell
The chapel exercises last Friday
morning were under the direction OF
Mr.. Burs0n and rendered by the gram.
mar room pupils Master John Jor-
don and Esther llumbert rendered an
instrumental duet. and Dorothy Nc
MILAN gave reading The lntermed,
late room will have charge of chapel
exercises next Friday morning.
The first number of the lecture
course will be given Nov, 23 In the
Church OF Christ A concert by the
Qnalen Concert Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
\, !, M|ART|NSBURG

Mrs. Elizabeth Baird is visiting at
Homer, Mt. Vernon and Wooster.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Dodd, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Shrontz and son John,
were in town Sunday.
Several people from Martnsburg
attended church at Utica Sunday
evening. Rev. Barnes and family left
Tuesday. The two churches present.
ed Mr. Barnes with a travelling bag,
and the Aid societies presented Mrs.
Barnes with table linen.
Miss HERNIA Kearns has returned TO
her work at Youngstown.
Mrs. Stella Colville Gott was buried
In the Presbyterian cemetery Sept.
10, her death being due to asthma.
Mrs. John Rowley has returned ar-
ter spending eight weeks with her so.
Newton, and her sister.
Mrs. W. B. Shrontz has been suffer.
Ing from la grippe for several days.
Rev. Jamison and daughter Loene
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. fIig-
gins, Rev. Jamison leaves Thursday
to take charge OF church in Okla.
homa and Loene returns to her work
at Canton after two weeks vacation.
Miss Ella Wilson is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Farmer
Miss Ruth Boner went to Frederick
town for the weekend
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30

sheet operation, which will necessi.
tate the tearing down of the present
interior structure and the installation
OF new machines required to make
glass by the sheet operation. AS glass
VIII not be made by the cylinder, flat.
tening will not be required and as a
result flatteners will not be employed
at the plant. The flattening depart.
ment VIII be abolished at the factory.
The machines to be installed are
Mr. Slingluff's invention. The Mt. Yer
non man has devoted much of his
time in perfecting his invention and
mis- labors have been crowned with
success Tests have been made at the
Mt. Vernon factory during the sum.
mer months and all have been most
successful.
The new process provides the draw.
ing OF glass from the tank by the ma.
chlne winch sends 1t to the lehr with
out the flattening process necessary
In the manufacture of blown glass.
Reports Of the successful test at the
MT. Vernon factory were sent to the
directors of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
company and on Tuesday afternoon
Manager Slingluff received the well
come news that the new machines are
to be installed with the expectation
that tank No. will be ready for Oh
Grafton and the plant re.opened OH
January /, 1922
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
MRS. MARY J. BARKER
is CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Mary Jane Barker, widow OF
Joseph N. Barker, died at her home
Sychar road, Monday evening. at 1850
following four weeks illness OF
heart trouble. The deceased was "A
years of age and is survived by the
following children: Mrs Laura Briggs,
]. Marshall Barker, Mrs. Victoria NJ.
Nein and Miss j. Belle Barker.
Funeral services will be held at the
late home Thursday at 1880 o'clock,
Rev. A. d. Mink officiating. Burial
in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
WILL PLAY POST SEASON
CONTEST WITH DANVILLE

/. A post season ball game between
Mt. Vernon and Danville is booked for
next Saturday at Danville. After the
local team disbanded at the end OF
It's playing season Danville continued
to talk so chestily that Dale Barre
finally agreed to get together a team
just to satisfy the Danville crowd. The
team representing Mt. Vernon will be
made up OF members OF the team that
played together the past season.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
MRS. ASHBURN DIES
AT BUCKEYE CITY

BUCKEYE CITY, Sept. 27 Mrs.
Elizabeth Ashburn, aged rs years,
died at 1880 o'clock Monday afternoon
at her home here, after long i'll
ness of dropsy.
She is survived by two brothers and
Two sisters. Funeral services will oc.
cur at 1880 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing at the Union Grove church, with
Rev. Burris, officiating. Burial will
be made in Union Grove cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
Why Mr.. N. Windsor (R. ~ Put Up
with Rats for Years

eyean ago got some rat poison. which nearly
killed our fine watch dog. We put up with rats
upti friend told me about Ra,-snap II surely
ki1h rats. though house pets wost touch It." Rats
dry up and leave no smell. pre$, 5se. 6Se. sl.2s.
Sold and guaranteed by
II. W. Pitkin.
Kelly e. Mitchell.
Thos, r. Taugher.
Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
EVENTS FOR WATER
CARNIVAL, BAYVIEW
Entry Blanks Are Nos Ready. First
Carnival 20 BE Held FRIDAY,
Juns 20.

ENTRY BLANKS are now ready for she
series Sc water carmlNais % IL heid
az Bayviesx park This summer The fret
Co be held Friday. June ~. beEinning
al 4 o'clock in me afternoon. The
cnrniFals ere % "a held under the
auspices ~ the city park commissioner
and Pensacola Rek8lt Merchants aa-
ISOLATION valuable prizes 20 be given
hy the various .wa.hants members
OF the association.
The entry blanks nav bc obtained
from ans member 81 the association
and Fun Information concerning the
carnival and various events from y
HarKey Baylsa city comptroiIer. or
" " Wheeler. secretary 20 the Re-
tau Merchants association.
Prizes for the various events wfl BE-
placed on display ia fhc Windows af
Rays Corner Hardware store eAE.y
next week.
The events viii include swimming
and diving events FOR men and women
and boss and girls a 200 ard ssam
relay race 90 which Invitations to
part iclpate have been issued thr
swimming teams from the navy yard
Fort Barrancts. n - a. and r. 81 e.
a ANAflEE HH EkNN nave MaNM pane
aud it j. probable that an aQuaplane
race viii be- held. The carnival viii
close with "a childrsn.s parade entrants
% BE- boys and girls not over ne years
- age Boys ana girls wiz weat
bathing costumes. prizes 20 b. award
I'd Co the girl having the most artistic
costume and 90 the boy THAI - best
developed according 60 bis age. The
children's parade Is 60 be- conducted by
the women members 81 the Retain
Merchants association.
Entrants win De- made FOR the fui-
lowing events. Records Nll be- kept
for the final meet ~ the season
g5yard dash for girls. free FOR all
5o-yard dash for boys. under ie
years.
50-yard dash Tor boys free Tor ala
Canoe race. Gadsden-st bridge &C.
beach.
I00-yard dash Tor boys free fCf all
Row boat race, Gadsden-st. bridge 50
beach
220 yard swim far boys. free for-all
Canoe lifting event
fausy diving.
Invitation tenn relay race
BABY parade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
DISTRICT ROLL
CALL FINISHED
senate Went Through the list Before
Close o. Yosterday's Session.
az IonN c. TRicEl

Tallahassee june g Although
interrupted by d. iiullcys nlihustrr
and by demands % pass several loral
bills some of them coming over from
the house and some - them Original
ing in The senate. and several pension
bills as well the senate stuck fairly
well o. lss plan ~ a roll 90 senatorial
districts and went clear through tne
list before ,he close of tha afternoon.
The following resume shows what
bills were taken up. hy whom and
briefly what was done 30. - waH
ihe district called "wednesday night
when ~ HUXLEY began his nlibustef.
and No 20 was the first one called
today. Tile cat
80 80 senator Crosby, search and
seizure ban Strengthening the prohi-
bli8on law passed - to ~
No. % Senator Epperson. permit
ting comptroller 90 pay auto license
funds back 10 owners when application
NOS perfected Passed Is 90 %.
40. 2e senator Turnbuu putting
judges on q graduated salary. accord
ing 60 size 80 district. Passed IS 90 g.
No - Senator Igou publicity blii.
requiring statements % tax expendi-
lures q - Published. Passed ~ 20 3.
40 - Senators Malone Ludd bin
returning 90 Monroe county its share
OF road taxes. Passed 10 90 Is.
No s5- Senator Wells allowing
counties. cities or road districts 70 de-
vote part II their funds "a road work
through state road board. Passed.
No. Ex-senator Russell yielded 20
Senator Wilson. svho called up the
composite medical board blu calling
for "a composite board instead % se.-
era boards. Ii was slightly amended
and passed 20 20 D. Doctors have been
working for this hill for several years.
Senator Russell made a strong GEat
for &c some years ago.
No af-Ecnators Cooper EtherldEa
method of getting service on on-resi-
dent defendant "a electmcnt suits.
Passed 81 20 z.
40. Ex-senator HUXLEY Davis. re-
lating 81 charges to juries. Passed g
to j.
No. 90 senator Knobb. taxing nur-
series 81 4 graduated scale according
% acreage. Passed IS % o
No. 30 Senator Butler called up the
Hale Miller gasoline tax bin for Mac
williams who yielded io him
No. d. Senator Roland yielded o.
senator Cooper who called up the
stuart bin a. pay the Indian war
claims ~ the state of the late " W
WAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
BRAVES ARE CRAZY
AT WEEKLY SESSION
John Gum and julius Daniels Capture
AiHaator Teeth for NeVs
Stunts.

John Gum and Julius Daniels coll
iaborated in preparing yesterdays
program FOR the kiwanis club and be-
tween them they wen first prize for
dressing old stuff ia new clothes and
making peopls like g. NJ was an
nouncea that the meeting was a crazy
one and before the session was over
everybody present was willing % Al
NIT it. Bill Dnlsrd arrived late and
made q speech. which few n ans heard
bat ". G. was heartily cheered a. ai'
his comas and periods.
Speeches were also made by Lee
Macdonnen. "a Whte. and Charlie
Herbert. boosting the chamber % com
merce membership campaign. All Of
the speakers Insisted that the chamber
must be thoroughly financed if It Is &,
DO efficient work. FL White declared
that any man who receives benefits
from the chamber and does moi help
support It IL a thief because hc takes
something which he does not deserve
and which belongs - another.
The club adopted a resolution en-
durslng the campaign and Blg chief
Iangford announced that several ~
the teams are composed of kINan-
lans.
A. the beginning 81 the session yes-
terday. Jack Crenshaw was directed &C.
take or his coat aud then introduce
the various Riwansans. each one b..
moving his coat as he was introduced
The pan worked fine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
CITY OBTAINS MORE
0RNA MENTAL PALMS

Through special arran gemeut u4la
a party on the east coast % the state
Mayor snders received an additlona
two dozen ornamental palm trees fof
distribution on the latest return trlg
Of the Tarpon. NeaFly All q the trees
ing 20 add D. the attractiysncss ul
their grounds. Any trees not taken are
planted il the city parks. Through
this special arrangement tie mayor
makes Il possible fog the city and an
citizens who mighi desire % obtain the
ornamental palm trees AZ small cost
Cttl9eus may obtain the large ssze
palms fer s5io exactly the pFace lns
city obtains them for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
NEXT SESSIONS
PIE Is DIVIDED
F4oldover Senators Hold Their ssen
rial Drawing for Patronage
- JoHN q rRIcEl

TALLAHASSEE. june g The hold
over senator's those who viii De- back
here for the session 0f 1898 have heid
their biennial draw ing for the patron
axe Of the session. There are bar six
teen places 20 be- fllicd outside of lhC
main attaches OF the senate For some
yea4 Il has been the custom ~ those
siXteea senators who viii BE- back
Tor another term. ID parcel out the APP
pointments by lot among themselves
so that there b. no commotlon when
the senate meets over the selection ~
places or course the new senator's
get 40 look On al ali on the patronaE e
bat e al works out for them next time.
The chief Offices secretary bin
clerk. reading clerk and assistant
reading clerk ora whom depend much
for the orderlv and efficient dispatch
~ senate business are elected. not APP
pointed 80 tnat 81 Is possible 70 keep
some sort ~ continuity in office. Prob
ABLY Charles A. Finley. secretary.
near all the time for thirty years VIII
be reelected II ne wishes the place. II
Is also lihely that Cv Bird the efficient
bilt clerk VIII be able 90 return 4 bc
wishes. a. Will Miss Myrtle MrCaskIli
fEA4&NM ttNfta, AtlW W. IN " hkt0Hs AS
sistant reading CLERK
Following Is the l.st - places drawn
by the holdoverss
FIRST district Senator Mapoies
Page.
Third district snator Lindsay
stenogra pher.
Fifth district senator shelley. en-
crossing secretary
Seventh district. Senator Eaton.
Journal secretary
Ninth district. Senator Wilson. on
rolling secretary
Eleventh district. Senator Taylor.
doorkeeper.
Thirteenth district. Senator Camp
bell messenger.
Fifteenth district Senator Knlgrt.
assistant secretary
Seventh district Senator johnson
sergeant 81 arms
Nineteenth district. senator over
street ianiior
twenty first dissrlc, senator Ep-
person. page.
Twenty-thlrd district senator Igou.
page
Tweaty-fin distrlc. senator Wells
stenographer
Twenty seventh district. Senator
Cooper. stenoEra pher.
Twenty ninth district. Senator
Knabh. chaplain
Thlrty-firs district. senator Mac
Williams stenorTapher
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
PRIVATE PENSIONS
BILLS PASS SENA
B. JOHN c TKicE)

TALLAHASSEE. June Pour pri-
vaie pension bills we're passed by saa
senate "Wednesday morning in spite
of the determined opposite - a small
bunch ~ senators who felt that pn-
waite pension bills are not proper. They
were for the following men.
Wiley Blackwell 81. Augustine
= u. Morgan Bradford county.
". %. Frazier
Y. ,. Valentine, Union county.
Three ~ them were taken up ahead
on the call az senatorial districts on
suspension ~ The rules and there was
a determines fight o. provide that "a
man who called 40 q private pension
failed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
MINISTRIES AT "Y"
TO HOLD REHEARSAL

- 2AHAAA 1AFa WIZ f@fN Hfef#9Nf :
Of y ~ c. a. Prepare Entertain
uaent
Rehearsal Tor the minstrel show
given ~ ghe Hieh school boys ~ the
s. 81. e. A. viii be held Satarday
morning at 90 O'Clock. Everyone is rec
quested 10 be on hand as the time
FOR reaearsaIs Is short The show Is Go
~ given next Thursday night at s
aciock
Jimmie Johnson has consented 20
hold down his end az the piano. which
means that &c viii be well done. and
"a Lursan has consented 90 play first
violin. which mea@ss that q good or
heatra aill suppers the efforts made
- The boys 90 give al who come an
evening ~ good clean fun. Names q
he either members uho viii help vii
pc pablished later with the names Z Z
he bows participating.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
BLOCK or STREET
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Nearif 8 tiotk - the cottea ana cain
surfaced roadway on Jordan street 49,
tween stH and sth-aNes was DESTROYED
~ FIRE yesterday The cause - fhe
blaze d unknown
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
DELIGHTFUL RELIEF
FOR BILIOUSNESS
Naussating cstharties Unnecessary
ard Often Very Harmful.

When you notice that your tongue Is
becoming coated. you breath heavy o.
feverish. your skin sallow. your mind
and body sluggish. o. when you suffer
frequently with bilious headaches. you
should promptly correct the cause
which Il torpid liver and inactive
bowels This condition 81 popularity
known as biiiousnesa and j. usually
associated with constipation. lndigea.
tion dyspepsia, headache. bzckacha
etc.
Dont make the MISTAKE ~ gaadln3
your live wiih calemei 90 either naus
seating cathartics. You win get mucs
quicker ard more pleasant relief bs
Jacobs Liver Snit. n G. perfectly safs
and harmless and Is results are last.
ING. Al tho leading drug stores SET
Jacobs Liver salt. II a. quite mex.
pcnsive. Ask your druggist % get y
for you. Il IL - pleasant 20 take ant
90 delightful In effect that y01 are SIC
30 be pleased with it--Adg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
COLEMAN RECEIVES
DEGREE ~ MEDICINE

Deuan Coleman 81 Pensacola VA
notified yesterday that be had been
awarded his degree in medicine a. Ia
lane Medical school Tulane Tnlver
slfs New Orleans. AIR. Coleman - :
brother - Burt Coleman Tulane
graduate and while In school one "a
the fastest track men in the South
Ho stili holds e Southern lntercollegi
ATE record AR Coleman viii Be an
inferno a. the Charity Hospital. NeS
orleans next year. lie has not decid-
"a whore he win locate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
FRECKLE:S
Nov. IL the TINE 10 Get Rid 81 Thes-
ualy Spota.

There's no longer tbs slightest need
Of feeling ashamed 81 your freeales.
as Ofhiue-doubie strengths EuaF-
anteed 20 remove these homely spots.
simply get an ounce Of Othine--
10uble strength-from any druggist
and APPLY a little o. Il night anI
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckiea have begun 20
disappear. whlie the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. Il Is seldom thaf
more than an ounce is needed 10 corr
pietely clear the skin and gan a
beautiful clear complexion
sc sure 70 ask for the doubig
strength oihine as this Is sod unezr
guarantees 81 money back Il i fails -
remove fFeckies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03

Florida sawmills turn ont an annual
average Of Gee. 0o0. 600 feet % lumber.
valued az present prices az Ssl62s. o32
The finished products turned out bv
Florida manufacturers add $50 asT is2
10 the price ~ raw material making
the total value OF our lumber products
SO. Ss3I74
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
VETERANS FOREIGN
WAR OFFICERS MEET

onicera ~ the Veterans - ForelEs
Wars win meet a. the chamber ~
commerce rooms ~ o'clock tonight
g.. fhe purpose - going over the or
Eaniaatlon work q the post an off
GERS are expected rs b. present the
regular meeting 81 enc post vii be
held next Friday night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
T. :. MARSHAL LEAVES
FOB WASHINGTON

q Marshal Peter Miller ard Deputy
~ = Marshal Archie 0dosn are - raufe
% Washington. taking = group - boys
10 the Federal TrmlninN school 81
Miller wlIl remain ln Washingion re- sew
Sral days Ca psfEunal business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
SAILING VESSELS
ONLY ONES TO MOVE

The only vessel 20 move yesterday
was tho American barkentiHe John g..
Meyer which went 10 sea with a car
80 from John a Merritt and 60. The
Meyer Is bound 20 North Atlantic
ports.
Another sailing vessel vii. leave this
morning being he Italian bark Es-
Gambia with "a cargo from Rusaseo
Bros. for italian ports.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03

sec quickly relieves Constipa-
tiOn. Bilionsness. Loss of Appe-
iite and Headaches. due TO Tor
pid Liver.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
PROHIBITION AGENT
RETURNS FROM MOBILE

f'rnhIhit.on Enforcement Ascent Thoa
TarHanfa who IT. On a leave 81 abb
nence and neputt = Marshal clatler
McMhlan have RETURNED from NobGie.
where the2 spent several DAYS early il
the week On business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-08

Where They Play.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn.
Only three scheduled.