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HAZINC is VOTE TEST.

ABERDEEN, Scotland, Dec. II
Thrae candidates to the students
representative council of Aberdeen
university were elected without a
dissenting vote. They had gone
through a bombardment of over
ripe fruit part of a thorough hazing,
without hinching.
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C1rs1rrhNetass

EVENING PRAYER AT CALVARY
Evening PRAYER will be said in the
calvary church tonight at 1870.
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NEW PIGGLY WIGGLY.

WAYCROSS, Dec. so. 49, Piggly
Wiggly store No. 2, located on lower
Plant avenue, will be opened tomor-
row, according to announcement by
the Piggy Wiggly South Georgia
Co, operators of the local store. j.
o. Hall will be manager Of the new
store
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LATEK xHIas(.S
FLASHES

LONDON, Dec. 20.--(By Associat-
ed Press.)-The agreement negotiat-
cd here last week whereby Soviet
Russia will turn over to the Ameri-
can Relief Administration 100000
000 worth of gold for the purchase
of grain in the United States for
famine relief in VoIga region, was
signed here today.
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CORDELE, Dec. 30-The Cordele
team of the Crisp County Volunteers
tackles the fast Sale City basket ball
five here Friday night in what prom
Uses to be one of the hardest battles
offered this season. To Sale City
team is good one, and the Volun-
teers have no slow team themselves.
The local public is looking for a bat
tie worth large crowd.
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JUNIOR POLICE DEPARTME
Boys Not Authorized Ia Make Ar
rests but Would Admonish Youths.

ST. LOUIS, July t5-St Louis
plans junior police department.
composed Of boys between Il and
* years old, to work among Juvc-
niles as a crime preventive meas
ure. Victor !. Miller, president Of
tho board OF commissioners, Is spon-
sor OF tho movement
Permanent positions with pay arc
planned for some OF the boys who
would wear uniforms and badges.
Mr.. Miller said. Juniors would not
have power to make arrests. but
would cooperate with the ,4ty po-
lice and report eases of trveniles
who are Htraying from the right
path, ne added.
Organization OF the department
will get under way as soon as plans
are fully worked out, he reported
IL ia intended to graduate juniors
10 the senior force.
"Crime prevention IL the object
OF the organization" the head OF
the local police continued. "lf we
can teach the boys TO respect and
uphold the laws. we Will save scores
OF them from following paths that
lead TO the penitcntiarjes.
The strongholds Of the depart
mcnt should he IN the tenement dis
tricts, II Is largely from these Soc
tions that the criminals como. There
Is whore boys often learn the rudi-
mcnts Of crime"
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Woman Sentenced To
Pen for HODiicidc

CHICAGO. July 10 For the Soc
ond timo I'm tho history OF cook
county. a woman was found guilty
of staying her husband when jury
convicted Mrs. Dora Waterman. A.
Of the murder Of Iouis waterman.
wealthy butcher, Jacob Water
man, her 17-ycar-oid son. who WAS
tried with her. was acquitted. The
jury fixed Mrs Waterman punish
ment at II years In the ponitcn-
tiary
Mrs. Waterman had admitted
alayinR her husband with n butchcr's
cleavcr. She pleaded srlf-dcfonse.
when the verdict Of the jury was
announced, Mrs. Waterman offered
her thanks sarcastiCally. declaring
"ff had been young and prct-
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would yuu think o now one at hllr
price would bc d barlgiu, u a", look
at thIs one.
MNRNoN 1920 -5.pnescnpor tho
h.at road car made for touring this
one iH likr new.
PAIGE 1870 i-pngscnrcr. ium
boon painted has 1ll new cora tirer.
90 the price of a. cheap now car.
COLE ROADSTER. q 5cauty. re-
painted ana I'm tip top shape, tho
pr.ro win aurpriso you.
PACKARD 3-35-7 passenger, re-
built and guaranteed u car good
enough for the best family In Okla
homa.
FORD 1921 Sedan. uscd novcn
vork'. At u saving from now one,
WlNTDN. d-phssouEcr. 1919. new
tiros and paint. beautiful shape, AT
= price slightly over three fiEuroa
CADILLAC 50 passenger, Just
like new, look this over and cave
$1,000.
CADILLAC 80 -7-pas~ngcr, now
paint. top. Fcht covers, and in Al
shape; "a real bargain.
STIrrH ROADSTER brand new. at
u big saving from lint price.
We have any number 81 cars that
are not listed You owe It 10 your
SELF to look before you buy.
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS OppORTt.Ntr,

FOR sALE--CoId drink ana
doing good business. l.|I g. ..
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
HIIJDI>G M,TEEIN =

100 600 W. O. so per cent w.u.- ...
O. slaves, sawed from iff. '.'' r
her, must be seen to De- app .'.'
=. PURlFOY. camden ArK.
FOR sALE-l.-iuch Gem ui Dol. v
on yard, lic delivery. '..'
Nineteenth ST, West Tulsl hf'r'
USED nRICK and flooring f.r sa." ,,a
Cedar 1910. Tulsa Wreeh'nS 60"
East Sixth.
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SOME TERMS

PIERCE ARR " I-p1sscugor.
would yuu think now ON" at hllf
price would bc d barlglu, " au, look
at thIE one.
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Nlrn .LrrIIls Nm nLrNns n

wA%rrp ~ do your nat,cry charging
and rnpn'rlng and an au'1motl,'c 'lec-
tricbl work Ford mpFnotos rcDhArgsd.
Moore. uspro .alG ol6 South MaybelI.
I'VE NEEN swing satisfactory repair
service 90 Tulsa car owners for three
~ years experience ON an makes Usage
gfc.
NNIIEEN charging and repairing start.
ng lighting and ignition wuyk. Ford
w. .rufn rrUhnrr.ur nNt. Welding Moore.
"lf g NHEhol. psnEe 2af6
oOkUIN AUTO SPRINGS WORKS-Src-
.IHIlEc in making aud repairing auto
springs. rctrghlnE flat springs and OIL
'rmr'rnF GIVE US a trial 800 T.. First
Cedar 1909,
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POULTRY AND suPrLIr~

HENS-22c, frying ct,Caous .'r ...' "
Trenton. Qsage l''i-h
BABY CHICKS-ReIuD'i p...'n
bred LeFhorua. Rocks, h".s
dottes, Drpingtons Best 'A.l.- =
Postpaid catalogue. Ni-a.ur.
l-AIlnA tnlnIuhlI- Mo.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

'
JGFrIUgD~ uDTEL
as g. Boulder
All 0uiall" rooms, shower ana tuh
battle. private or connecting Tho cool.
uFt tu1 t.a' .cut.n'nl hufeI In tho city.
SPECIAL HrMMIH RATES.
Ihon- ofaFo is55S3tG.
MARCH ROOMS AGA south Bonton
uf'7 -. g. amt s. per w,ek Mrs
Ne''r hlbhH. proprietor. DrBpH 7ll5
tb'I Sleeping rooms. modern. summer
rates colorado hotel. Dsaso 10sJ iOsia
n. Ipin
ta.ls for w"u'u palm beach pNfufds, at aus
South Main. Turk ilruz
WEsTLAND UDTEI,.zo East Third
rooms with hot ana cold water 81 to 80
p"r week Connecting and private bath
tl2 and ~. O-age it7s
RITZ MOTEL
5Oi East Third stree,
respectable HOTEL Tor respectable
PEOPLE
Good Dining Room In Connection.
Hl'E. cool rooms - ana S. per week
h"Npptt Hotel First and boston. Usage
2ieo
br. LOUIS HOTEL
t'' hIH Hnd EIgln. clean. cool rooms.
Worry reasonable
IA lOMN MOTEL
fo1'R 3. Npullcr. south rooms with or
without hath, clothes closets. summer
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BOARD AND ROOMS


', n,I' u ,a,t. .nrtg,rn room WIZ. large
'.'h't ."r'' sni'hbIt inr three. 80 per
,.,,..a" ..i" car """' j" private home
,.,,'fu b., ,., s...,..... .........
adjoining lain. outside entrance. 10
tHI ''"' ''H'
tttry pu,..ts..,.. .,.,..5.,,.......
Room ,Ii.Ir..g n.tb s,', - ',,,,,',. -
No.. g.,..''ii'. '"'"' private '"f'"'''
nt,...p ,,,, .,...,,.....,
,,,a ,,,.'.'.'.,,'7,' l.,H.t t.,p'hs
,.,,,., '''E'' "''''
.s.. '''''"H ""'''' ''a".
u,.,.r,,,,.r,.
r'', "a s,',. ,,,, i"unt s'y ",,, en-
Homo prlyH,r,s Osare iflo ''''''''
y..'i.u rAmi., n,,. N's' ~, t''1s'' So.
v.11.., ,.s,. ,,." '' f'"' four large
''''' 20
~ "'i '"" f'f teni, desirable
tr.u t,' t.,,,I zg, """''' e'"''
- ~ l.'I ,mau sl.er'n9E
,I's ''7, 'NI''Ni' KENT reasonable
','t' 10 ''.'.
~ M'",I' n. 81 or rent q nice largo
mon DO ~, u,. VT ',"i F'n'I'
da.I,sd ''''.' "''' ""' t''d "'''' u
H.Nl FULLY furnished room with uri-
en-. o.' '1Y'.} ,'r E"n,.rmen Win tHfcf
t,t..t,,.,.
room 49,. .,,.,d creeping
''''.' h''r'''l '"' Two. 'H"f" -''.
"Lti.tl lN" f,f'n and dressing room WIN
..,, ,,.'.,.,,..a,'H .,'H u'.L .u t,'oi' home Tor
,,.,..'',
bbIIt'lI S. t09. A very large cool
h,'F tntni Hh"d sleeping room. pttya'o
,..... ..., '''N' 'n. fin" Tor summer
fvH tEN '0t cincinnati sleeping
.'' ih''" 'sAEe 2l''.
oLEtplNG ROOM Ni,cy furnished In
WN'," nome T1bl" board near Rent
G..r, S,se ''' ~ ''-" q. ''H''n"'u or
~ H,.'',l.','i. 'Ei'li.' ''M i9r rem. very
,,,,,,, ,,,"I,.t i,.r, L.lyalir i.n',y ais" one
ei.t
.,INrTNNATT " tqa .r,y, ,,r,,.hot
roomg connecting b.tb Gedor lis3
LOVELY. cool sleeping porch south o,.
rn7urc. two bcds living room TN com
h'' ION, Nlh not and cold water furnished
II h'a", ",l,n, hr"Tin, T'cko. ,,rni'ure four
nome gentlemen only O1ngo 1901
,,.,.,,..
~. rlo"rIns room ossgo D'gsl tgfil furnished
i,.pi. pi.pt-,,rt,y,r- -, -.
~, HShI ming ming hh'h 10 private home; no
,.',,, ,'''', 20 per W''N. 1sas' I'A'
BOULDER 4, ms Front room with
aSis s'"''N "''''' "'"'''"'h "h'S' '~'se
>r,r t.Apot. - no., -. ,..........-
,pIy NV .o. ,,'Io 'n, snul hs'd.. ladies'
D. nm INA eor,b Dnn,c,' ~ IT. ""'
FIFTH tqt wi. ,,.,.i.,.-.,
room 10 ainrloy,d ,n,,,s i,,iy rll,1 ,l'n'
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rNOrt,SIo>\I, slr,ICts

| TURK BROS, now have Dr. + q.
Swttzrr, formerly 0f Sew York, in
charge NJ their Chlr0ppdist department.
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oN A''OtNT or sickness. N.
suburban business. fnu Co.,. E
wife for particulars call sU
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WEsrLAND HDTEi. zoBh East Third
rooms with hot ana cold water. ~ to 80
p"r week Connecting and private bath
t2 and ~. o-ago 1873
RITZ MOTEL
J0i East Third stree,
respectable UbTEL for rcapoctabls
PEOPLE
Good Dining Room In Connection.
HltE. cool rooms - ana s. per week
NeNp'u Hotel First and boston. Usage
ar LOUIS HOTEL
t'l KIN "nd EiEin. clean. cool rooms.
Worry reasonable.
IA UOMN uOTEL
to9R Npuldcr south rooma with ~
without hath, clothes closets. summer
iiniiT no, sEkEipI>G ROOMS 10
Ei"o"p. y. 2is- Housekeeping rooms.
mnd"rn, everything furnished. walking
d'"'hnr". fL'o per wook.
roH HE&f Room and ali Housekeeping
plNN'f'H. ono or twn girls. 81 por
week references. prcutt Lake line, l717
p ttIca ps"go 7oJe,
Fl IHllE. 81. sac Tw" ugnt huusekcep-
ms rooms Tor vent Usage cess.
BoSrOE. =. i7ts Two ana three. south
Furnished housekeeping rooms. good
VOL, reasonable ront o'ago i2l1.
'4ldE;'G,IINIE.. ld;',I s. go Ilous.skoor,ns
dr"n osago 3S66.
FRISCO. b 3oy. one room for light
housekeeping close.in.
f3h 1ia,,,. "lf%T ,,,. rive ilsh, housekeeping
MAIN Su 1880 Tw" nice suitoa house
Keeping rooms. first ana second floor.
'front.' ana rear entrance. good cistcrn
water.
RookFoRp. $, i2- Two modern house
keeping rooms on street car and Ntney.
Reasonable rent. Osnge s992.
MAIN, S.. l62t--A nicely furnished three
room apartment. very cool. with many
w'ndo"s. adioinins bath. Private. rest
d'nce, private entrance. Usage 22a2
FRISCO. =. ilo-rhrco modern furnished
housekeeping rooms
SIXTH, w m Large housoRecping
rooms osare 7oa7
FRISCO. y, 5ll--For rent, two large
hsht Housekeeping rooms. cedar 1895.
TWO NICELY turnisned rooms on frs,
floor adjoining b,th. cedar 200.
-FOUR ROOMS and dining porch. every
thing furnished. ono block OF car line.
so per month. usagoN2to2.
DETROIT, =, l2l6 Two furnished house
keeping rooms. front and rear private
entrance" Connecting bath. Private home.
FRANKFORT, s.. l18s-Two ups,airq
front rooms, nicely furnished for light.
Housekeeping adjoining bath Southeast
"Np"auro. osag" 7oI2
BOULDER =. 6ll-rwu connecting urnt
housekeeping rooms.
THREE connecting rooms with three nrds
ana electric tan, so week and single
rooms l2ia West FIRST
MARY BROCKMAN APTs No. ,o2
niccly furnished sleeping room and
Kitchen, private entrance. married couple
only references. Usage JSo1
ADMIRAL. y. itl4-Rooms furnished for
hght h"usckorng. oaage 2Nil-R-
OLYMPIA. S.. ec..'rVo Iight housekeeping
rooms. adjoining hath, So. Usage 57tg-J
QUINCY s., sol.-Cloan ueht housekocp.
ing rooms. Adults only
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srECINL NOTICE.
AUTOMOBILES
A,roMon,,rs ron san

FOR SALE rurds of oil Kinda Iuicpa
budges aud H"NrrRi other good mnkoS.
these cars are offered Tor sale hy private
oWuurH at bargain. Look thru over.
lsed Car Exchange. 40 n. Main. Usage
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YOUR CHANCE

We Hrr almost giving these care
away our ears are riEht aud our
prI.'t arc low. Every car liTcd is
% II.lIIu
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NIUUIF UuHlNitU NNtiUN INV Nttfu ana
burial of our h"lpycd husband aul father
For the boautitIl floral offering Tho x
~ Iythnus. Tho I'FthiAu .tHtrfH ~ $3.50.
YER Loaf Igmpl. m" pastor p"iib'af'rs
loss. Mrs. - H. bcolnspol nud 'hudtsn.
LOST AND rouND I
TAKEN Up. Hrd N"4 owner niHv rnY"
same by paying fpr ad. Identifying dos
and pound lee. Usage Ass
LOSI SCREW tai Huston bull frunlo. had
chain aud rupo around neck panEn
2ns1 Ilhrrhl reward.
BRiNG IN thuso toudrr fco ~ TURK ntos.
foot rppoisllHt Dr Swlttrr formrfly ~
New York. now located ~ az S. Main.
LOST on North Main car N,fuiursIio
hospital hank houk Finder plnH.' fr.
turn to MorutngsIh' howiph mr. Exchange
National bank
LOST CON. dur ahoarod Au4l,,.z tp
nemc ~ ior'n. Reward. ae7l ". Hodge.
LOFT -npnN ho"t. 90 reward "a nndor
with namo charles +. Mcfarland. please
'sll bH'g" 'fN'
sTRAYEp from 1908 Sor,h no-tru. Are.
dale bitch. three muuthR old. Black
with tan face. Reward. Usage PISS or
Osago o7Go
lost Tripod on sapulpa road. Usage
LOSt-Tottoisc Hhen rim glafses. in lobby
ot Ketchum hotel cor between hotel. Bus
ton ana Third Liberal reward Return
to room aot Kctchum hytol
SINA ED OK SIhLIN Black horse,
work mule, gontloj cE'ta heavy huild,
With shoes, years. 1GA haudH high,
weight 1900. Reward $50. Phone irnks.
X %. V r. Dunn. lenlH. okla.
LOST nelgian police doe months old
black and eray. ,oaemhles volt reward
return 60 iaul Arhuu Co, Rockford ana
FriHcu trackh. oHnEo 7i2H.
PURELY PERSONAL
WEST MAIN MArEUNlTS NANITN
rum, homo for the care aud protsr
tiOn ~ young women, rates reasonable
babies adopted. pr. NJ ~ Newman, mod.
teal director. itR " Main. Oklahoma
Ciy.
CANCERS CURED Work Etrirtly guarau
tcudi no cure, no pay, For particulars
write Mrs W. 9. liill, box 500, HeEgs,
okla.
SEE Dr r. C. switgor formerly ~ Now
York. for those tender ruruH, Cnllouacs
Fnd other foot ailments now with Tuldi q
lnrscet ahoe distributors, Turk Rros.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

hbbM~ Win BDbkb ~
NiNrH ". boi Room and board FOR
gentlemen. SO pct week, private board.
Ing house. Usage sc21.
ENCkprlOSALLY nice furnished. cool
south room walking distance. ''d
Usage i75A
ATTRACTIVE southeast rooms. in hish,
class home. with breskfast and
3 O'Clock dInuet. OsaFe 33ss.
LARGO FRONT room With board, 81 per
woek. home cooking Phone cedar
THE SALVATION ARMY young womens
2794. room and board $3.50 per week.
SEVENTH H.. 3ls BOARD and room. iirst
lass meals. three per day, served lam
iiy style. psago 500 u.
SECOND T.. 1900 Lovely front room.
w,u furnished, modern. breakfast II
deslro1. pstgo lsi7
WASTED ROOMS BOARD. 2
WANTED Room and board Tor 2.yonr-
old child write O. e. walker, care
Bell Telephone ufiicc.
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED %
HrsrER HROwS childrcr's footwear on
sale At Iurk Btos., az S. Main.
FOR SIAKpENlNG leave at HrNall store,
lt3 South Main strcet razors, safety
blades. clippers and Hight CUTLERY
RErAtR WORK REpUCED-t.5o yer
hour. only competent union men ON.
plpvrd. tarunhau Plumbing co. oHaSc
%. o. GARAGE y TRANSFER We roe
r9lr al makes and Do all Kinds "t
SOS South Denver. '.9l2.
NDN TSIDS CONTRACIOR
Carpenter. painter and decorator. lot me
make your Old home now, stop leaks IN
your roof charges reasonable, work done
promptly Let mo figure your house. I
can save you money and give yuu first
Evening star., 1921-08-14

Yesterdays RESULT
Peerless, 4: Metropolitan, 4 tseven innings)
TOMORROW'S GAME.
OptOmetrist VS.. Brookland, at 9Th and Mon
roe streets northeast.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

Here are some figures about Ruth
and his home runs. The figures will
not make home runs. and they are
not even prophetic because batting
is a condition of mind. A player bats
about as he feels. If he is out of
sorts he is less likely to hit the ball
on the nose than if he is in good
humor with himself.
One for Every Eight Times.
This year the big swatter to date
has been making an eighth of home
run every time that he has been at
bat That is sort o: cumulative
force proposition which at irregular
intervals brings forth home run.
If he goes to bat this season as many
times S he did last season he should
make fifty-SiX solid home runs and
almost the fifty-seventh. That woutl
be two better than his record of 1920.
But he should go to bat more times
this year than he did last year be-
cause he played in only 142 games in
1920. He was out occasionally be-
cause of injury. so thc"e who are pre-
dieting that he will make another
record this year must ''root' that he
isn't hurt.
here Is dHOrHtF way W loDh dl IL
During this ,ason he has averaged
more than two-fifths of home run
rer game. If he keeps good that
average through the remainder of the
season he should get over sixty. That
is a hopeful array of mathematics
for Ruth's success.
If confidence is TO be placed in
figures George Herman seems likely
to do better this year than he has
ever done. but when you get down to
the pith in the el,lerberry bush. rely
a lot on the Drawn that is in that pair
of mighty shoulders and the keen
vision that peers from the Ruth eyes.
They will tell the home run story if
anything does.
But don't be surprised if he hits
sixty hom.rs if his health remains
goci and he doesn't become peevish
from the strain of battle.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
PLAY FOR POLICE FUND
Bluecoats and Home Defense Mines
in Benefit Game Labor Day.
Cops Defeat Aviators.

Mines of the metropolitan police
force and Home Defense League are
putting in long hours these days
practicing for their annual battle to
be held Labor day at American
League Park. The game will be
played for the benefit of the Police
Relief Association. an organization
that gives immediate relief of a
financial character to widows and
orphans Of policemen who die either
from natural causes or from accident
while in active service or after re-
tirement.
Lieut.. M. L. Ready yesterday sent
his Police nine against the Boiling
Field Aviators, leaders of the Po-
tomac League, and the Bluecoats
scored a 2-to-1 victory. The Aviators
were leading until the last half of
the ninth. when successive singles by
Redden, O'Donnell and Matheny net
ted two runs. Hudson, winning
pitcher, and Hardin. each yielded five
safeties. Neither team committed
an error.
Arrangements are being made to
have the United States Marine Band
at hand Labor day to give a con-
cert prior to the opening of the
game. Maj Gessford and Chief Clerk
"a. B. Hesse Of the police department
and oficials of the Home Defense
League are in charge of the affair.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
LEAD WITH BAT
Kirke Is Hitting .3S9 in American
Association-Bard Increases
His Thefts to 49,

Kirke of Louisville increased his
lead among the American Association
batters during the past week and
pulled farther away from Reb Rus
sell. the slugging Minneapolis out
fielder. who suffered a loss Of two
points.
Kirke is batting .3ss; Russell is
hitting 1873. while Bunny Brief of
Kansas City is in third place with
1853 and is out in front in circuit
drives with % homers to his credit.
Bard of Indianapolis has been burn
ing the paths during the past week
and with his sthefts of six bases has
run his string up to 49.
Other leader batters: Thorpe, To-
ledo, 1851; Gamer. Milwaukee. $50:
Good. Kansas City. 1854; Acosta,
Louisville. 1852; Duncan. ST Paul.
$50; Lear, Milwaukee, .349; Fisher.
Minneapolis, .349; Bard. Indianapolis.
342.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
JUNIOR DIVISION.

Yesterdays RESULT
Independent. 10: Herzl. . teight inningsl.
TODAY'S GAME.
Mohawk Aztec. Mt 35fh street and Wis
&C nsin avenue: IL am.
TONORROWS GAME
Evening star., 1921-08-14

In tie first game for interlea que
konors, Southern Railway. flag win
ner in the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
League, will be opposed by Potomac
Council. champion of the knights of
Columbus League. The contest will
be waged on Union Station field. with
Hughes and Crook umpiring. Play
VIII begin at Sis o'clock. the hour
appointed for starting all other inter
league engagements.
Schedule for Week.
Days SO far appointed for other
Section Il games follow: Wednesday,
Registers Treasury League) VS.. Gra-
ham Company industrial LeaeueD,
Woodward and Lord. umpires: Thurs
day, Potomac VS.. Registers. Hurd and
Long, umpires: Friday. Southern VS..
Graham Company. Hughes and Hoff-
man, umpires; Saturday. Graham
Company VS.. Potomac Crook and
Daniels, umpires
In all. twelve games will be played
in Section b. The rema inder of the
schedule will be announced next Sun
day. VIXEN the schedule for Section 4
also Will be published. Section c will
be ready to start its series August
2S. There will be thirty-six series
games and winners of the three sec
tions will meet in six game seri.s.
starting September l3
The committee in charge of the
league series will meet tomorrow niGh
at 1870 O'Clock at the Terminal r. K.
y. NJ. c. A in Union station.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
REX NINE Will Be BUSY
Due to Meet Several Speedy Mines
This Month-Faces Washing
ton Athletics Today.

Rex Athletic Clubs nine, holder
of the District Semi-prOfeSSional
championship for the past two years.
is scheduled to encounter a number
of sturdy teams before the end of
the month. Following its game to-
day with the Washington Athletics.
leading colored nine of the District.
meet these aggregations:
August 20, Baltimore Black SoX;
q, American Chain Company of York.
Pa; 81, New York Bloomer Girls: 2S,
Fleisher's Yarns of Philadelphia.
Ea ch of these mines has defeated the
Rexmen this season. Today's en-
gagement with the Washington Ath-
letics at Union Park will begin at
3 o'clock.
Yankee Midgets followed an Ito
s victory over the Oriole Midges by
beating the Warwick Midgets, is TO s.
yesterday In the second game. Cold
ierg famed eleven batters. For
games with the Yankees. telephon"
Manager Goldberg. Lincoln 374l-J.
Petworth Bnse Bail Club overcame
the Berwyn nine at Berwyn, Md. in
a 15-to-11 engagement. 1t was only
the second defeat of the season for
the Suburbanites. JermajH of Pet
worth kept ten hits scattered, but
his mates made five errors.
Buffalo Athletic Club, the colore l
team that is to play Deanwood Ath-
letic Club at American League Park
next Friday, yesterday beat the East
ern Giants. to ,. The Buffaloes
want games with other colored mines.
Send challenges to R. S. Furbey. 1922
Duncan street northeast.