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Notice

My Office will be open for registra-
tion of voters every day from Wednes-
day, September 13, to, and including,
Saturday, September 16, 1922, and
thereafter on Friday and Saturday of
each week, as the law directs, until
October I, 1922, at which time regis
tration will be closed until after the
Congressional election.
THOS. F. PORTER,
Sept. 21; 2t. Registrar Of Voters.
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Friday, Sept. 22nd
Betty Compson in FOR THOSE
WE LOVE- a Goldwyn Sport
Review and Buster Keaton in
HARD LUCK" Regular ad-
mission price.
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Table silver and household novelties
for every day, company and party use.
Full line just received at
DE UHR6H$
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3 Mr. Harry Iurpln, our football
: star, who played with Tulane las
year, has charge of the Athletic.
at High School, while continuing
his studies at Normal this year
and has been coachine football
: team the past two or three weeks
that is in prime form, ready tol
action and will meet the College
team on Normal campus tomorrow
afternoon in the first game of the
season.
Mr.. Sidney Katie went to
Shreveport to meet his mother,
Mrs. Annie Katie, who reached
home Friday night, after enjoying
the latter part of the summer in
Kansas City withcher daughter,
Mrs. Hart, after a month at Min
eral Wells. Her daughter, Edna,
who accompanied her to the Texas
health resort, going to Alexandria
to visit her other sister, Mrs
Rosenthal. has also returned home.
Messrs. j. T. Sandlin and W.
H. Airey vent to Baton Rouge
last week to take up a matter of
the route of the Jefferson High
way, which the Commission met
Very satisfactorily, and as a result
work on the paving of Normal
Avenue, into which the Highway
comes into town to Amulet, then
up Jefferson, Front and Washing
ton where it links the Grande
Ecore road, has begun, which
news will be most pleasing to
everybody.
In keeping with our past reputation, /
we are showing the seasons newest |
creations in women's footwear, Colon
ials, Brocades, Cross straps, and a
variety in the new Spanish heels. not
to be equaled anywhere-SEMMEL-
MANS.
The official promulgation of the
Primary held Tuesday, September
10Th, for nomination of School
Board members shows w. p. Will.
liams won in Ward 3 by a majori-
ty of %; A. Sampite, Ward 10,
by 43, while Ward 9 will ihave to
hold second primary. because
neither of the candidates received
majority of the votes, tho T. l..
Weaver led his two opponents.
October 17th is the date set for
The second race. .
Mr.. and Mrs. K. De Vargas, ]
ION and daughter reached home \
asst week from a most enjoyable !
trip to Baton Rouge,
heir nephew, Edwin Rachal, re- {
urning with them for a little visit {
o his parents old home. The I
riends of the family will be in :
crested IN learning of the record :,
made by the yougest daughter of {
ar. and Mrs. F. Rachal (Stella h
)ranguct) who graduated u June J
t High School with suclHdistinc- +
ion that the State Board of Edu- 7
alton awarded her four-years' A
cholarship at L. S. u, where it F
oes without saying she will also
lin honors.
The friends Of Miss Adelaide 5,
ellison, the charming young s!
aughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. -
ellison (Leasy Deitrich) of Alex to
adria, old Natchitochlans, will be Pc
lterested in learning that she has en-
sveloped a beautiful voice and tn
IS gone to SulIins College at es
ristol, Virginia. to study under no
famous Swedish tenor and will "
so specialize in English and
rench. This young lady is very g.
'ftunate, as she is very pretty
I'd attractive, and with her musi-
j talent has prospects of q bright ,
ID successful future, when The .
nterprlse hopes her parents as
al as her own fondest ambitions "
ill be realized. !
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Saturday, Sept. 23rd
Lionel Barrymore in "BOOMER-
ING BILL" and AL St. John in
THE VILLAGE SHEIK."
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AmuSu Theatre
For Week Beginning
TO-DAY

Goldwyn's Great Italian Spectacle
''THEODORA" with a special
cast and Urbans Movie Chats.
One day only, Is and 35c.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

| DR.. and Mrs. j. w. McCo,
reached home from their brid
tour onthe Florida and Gulf Goa
IN time for Mrs. McCook to r
sumo her duties as head of Il
| Public School Singing at Norma
This is the time to select your f
and winter suit, full line in the be
and latest cut. style, material, suitah
for school girls and women. Just s.
them at-LIEBER'S.
Mr.. H. G.. Morris of Missi
sippi, who brought his daughtt
here to resume her studies at MOI
NAL, was the guest of Mr.. an
Mrs. Gaienrie Hyams for a coupl
of days last week.
We have been asked to announc
that just as soon as the new Radi
at the Normal is completely in
stalled the citizens of Natchitoche
will be invited to enjoy semi
weekly concerts.
Mr.. E. w. Hagood, who wa
called here by the illness of hi
baby daughter and reached he
bedside about an hour before sh,
died, left with his wife and sol
for their home in Alabama Sun
day night.
Mrs. F. A. Blanchard, Mr.. D.
Q. Scarborough of Shreveport,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Saunders ol
were called here Sunday
BY the death of the little daughter
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Haeood Qmogene
5carborougb.)
Mrs. Emma Dreyfous left this
for Shreveport where
The went to spend the solemn Jew
sh holidays which will begin to.
morrow evening ut sunset with
tosh Hashana. the New Year,
With relatives.
Our Millinery Department offers
ONE of the best numbers of the sea-
on in velvets and other new materials
nd shapes in late Fall hats-SEM-
1ELMAN'S.
Misses Charlotte Jones, Lesa
ordan, Lizzie Dunckleman, Julia
'ogers. d. Suddath, Edna Dey
nd Dorothy Freeman we're among
le last contingent of our teachers
leave for their respective
:hools. e"
Miss Violet johnson reached
ere last week from California,
here she spent her vacation. and
ftcr a days visit she went on to
[ansfield with her sister, Emily,
I'd Miss Mary Smith to continue
sr studies at the College
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rachal of
aynesville, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. |
eador of Oklahoma are among !
q families who have recently |
owed to Natchitoches to give
cir children the benefit of our
Vocational opportunities.
New Fall Sweaters. plain and gay
lors, In fancy weaves-low prices.
r sport, school and everyday wear
~ are excellent. Full line of Jersey,
k, wool and mixtures. at-LIEBER'S.
Mrs. u. Lambre and children
Bermuda will be domiciled with
rs. Emma Prudhomme dur
Z the school term while Miss
tia attends the Normal and her
others the Training School, re-
rning to their plantation home
,h week end.
Mrs. Alfred Ducournau has re-
ned from q visit to her mother
South Louisiana, and with her
sband will spend the winter
re with Mrs. Lilly Ducournau
lie Mr.. Ducournau concludes
studies ut Normal College,
ich will uiva him hia dc0roo
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Sunday, Sept. oath
Agnes Aires in THE ORDEAL"
Pathe News and Snub Pollard in
THE STONE AGE"
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Venrie

List of the Petit Jurors as drawn by
the Jury Commissioners to serve Sep
tember 30, 1922.
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Tuesday, Sept. 26th
Shirley Mason in LITTLE MISS
SMILES'' and THE FIGHTING
TRAIL" No. 12.
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Wednesday, Sept. 9th
Betty Compson in railways
THE WOMAN" and Pathe News,
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Monday, Sept. 25th
Bert Lytell in ALIAS LADY
FINGERS" and THE ADVEN-
TURES OF TARTAN" No. 6.
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FOR RENT-Either single rooms or
apartments for light housekeeping up
stairs. Phone 81. If.
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Coming, Friday, Sept. 29th
Katherine Macdonald in THE
WOMANS SIDE."
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Sheriff Sale
l1th Judicial District Court within and
for the Parish of Natchitoches
State of Louisiana
T. L. & S. P. Weaver
vs..
L. B. McNaughton
Cause No. 1905

Bv virtue of writ of Seizure and
Sale issued out of the 1lth judicial
District Court within and for the par.
| ish of Natchitoches, State of Louisiana,
| and to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit under date of Aug
ust 18th A. D. 1922, l, J. W. Payne,
sheriff of said parish and State, have
seized and will offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Natchitoches at the hour of II
O'Clock A. M. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID, 1922
the following described property seized
as the property of defendant in above
suit to-Wit:
Seven lots situated in the town of
Cypress, La; Lots Nos. l and in
block 2 fronting the T. & P. Railroad,
and lots l1-l2-13-14-15 in block 10, all
in the town of Cypress, La.
Terms of Sale: Cash, subject to
appraisement.
J. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff of Natchitoches Parish, La.
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FOR RENT-Mv Natchitoches home
known as the Walmsley house. Apply
to J. H. Williams, or to me.
MRS. G. c. CARROLL,
If 1924 4th St., New Orleans, La.
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l, J. w. Taylor, President, and
above named bank, do solemnly swear Il
best of my knowledge and belief.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
LEW TENDLER AND PHIL
GLASSMAN ARE SUSPENDED
Unsatisfactory Bout With Pitts
Leads to Action in New York

New York. April 13.-As result OF
his unsatisfnctory bout with Charlie
Pitts in the Broadway Exhibition Asso-
citation Club last Monday night. Lew
Tender. the Philadelphia lightweight.
has been suspended by the New York
State Athletic Commission. Phil Glass
man. Tenders manager. was also sus-
pended. They are t" he given Il
herring.
Tender was disqualified in this bout
by the referee in the seventh round
because of foul, which was seen only
by the referee.
Tender will bring a strong array OF
witnesses to the commission carpet
! next Tuesday, when the matter will be
threshed out.
Tender at the time was winning
easily and he advances the argument
that there was no reason why he should
foul with the bout we'll in hand. Pitts
7 received body punch in the seventh
: round and immediately Went to the floor
claiming he had been struck low. The
referee. Andy Griffith, declared Pitts
the winner on n foul.
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Turned Upside Down When Both Philadelphia
HOU Does 1t Strike You !?
The Baseball Season .
Dempsey's Punch Makes Him King
A Lesson to Golfers
THE osssevss SS

snous blood has started to beginning another
baseball Young @ % w s 1922 n -" na"s a: n begun I
""aer ""st w "as NO" '''' '"' '''''' 49,
Before % the ain bSsn, nrI plays % ans s will viii %
fortunate who makes bone head cad play
"sa s' m will be s psa % M u , T oote ers' ana stump at d8
Finally the will come an end and @ the si teams tina tina, m SNOW .s
championship and hut Americas great p's'ne s'
rT,EN year. a time; sttl the following
n.ussr Mer%",. Johnson" Eddie Collins
Srrk Hooper speaker Cobb v.aeh. Gowds
Adams Narquad an Quinn.
IT,, the WALTON hat a Man big
TACK DEMPSEY his over to clean up Europe Al wr
v " ' w was n "Tr Tio Argentine heavyweight South
pusistc prestige. w =. -...,
There were two other big fellow
Willard surprised Jack thW
had met him.
Hope is still out Of Pop Anou who
other days counts for anything An
victor his battle with tn
THE sd student the result Of being hit with mid
praetn his golf swing should
those the habit of swinging golf clubs
1lanech had APE when
seriou accde shaveha happened this
The place practice, swing far far awaynot among friends
N1ONDER yesterday
w all himself the bench like bad boy in cor1sr' Probably
laugh Though doing nothing the Bahe isn't
doing 1t for nothing.
THE British authorities that the setting for the
challenge matches be in sections Europe and America de-
send their voyages to play matches
Let the European nations play home possible the thought
should make required
they have the best chance Of getting past the preliminary rounds
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QUAKER CITY PROS BUSY
Have Many Games Scheduled. but
Want Game for Saturday

Quaker City Professionals will again
have a fast bail club, and Manager
Frank Schaller expects t" better last
seasons record. when thirty eight vie
tories were turned in agains, thirteen
defeats. and the following clubs. among
others. were defeated: Pencoyd.
Forty Eighth Ward. Shanahan. Old
Timers. Stenton +, G.. also Rockda'",
Dalswarc County League champions,
and Doylestown and tonshohocken, o'
the Montgomery County League.
4 several new faces will be seen in
tIe line up. chief Of hese hcing l'obbyT
MAR. sourhpaw hurlcr, formerly, Of
Quaker City Rubber and Phooniyville
Xsn High, Lafayette college inieldcr,
last season with Easron, Ia. :; Big
Ed', Wortbington. first sacSer. late. OF
hamokin. Pa, and Harry S'harier,
Mouth Jersey sandlottrr, are the other
neWcomers
u IN season will be opened Of Souder.
~. ~, on April -, following which
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A +
CLUB Standings L00k T,risied

to ho bali
Athletics.
the uud
Of the indeed
rIr a
But thrilling who
in last rla'" first by the other side" All Of which
Waslin
Brooklyn Both
Browns White overwhelming
the
There Of
worked in and RNy in"innnl
I 7ODAl oo'h"r 1h" play aqom m-a,A,r
~ 3 icoi.n uriUt
4 N" "''
,opy,,gh by Com
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POWELL TOP SCORER
liz" Leads Railroad sasketeers In
Post. Championship Series

"Llz Powell" the former Gcrman-
town Eastern League hnsh~lbuI player,
led tn" scorers in the post championship p
ha -ke,balI series just deri,I"d to de-
trrmlnp the team 10 represent the East
al the a,ionnl meet of the rennSylvaniL
Railroad a. Columbus. on April o..
The series was between AUDITOR of
RcyenUc. Altoona, and Philadelphia
Terminal. Revenue won the cham
pionship by capturing thc deciding game
from Terminal ~ to :i2 The individual
records are appended
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Washlnoton Stars In Field

The Washington Stars have organ
lied for the third season, and is again
under The management Of J. &. Malone.
A number OF well known players have
been signed. including Sowdcrs, for
merly Of Wilmington; Newell. last
year with Easton: kobb and Ititchir.
Of the Eastern League. and Sacks. of
Christ Church. The club has played all
the leading teams for the last two years
and would like 10 hear from North
Phillies, Pcnaoyd, Fleisher aud MIL
vile. Address j. Z. Malone. 3712
North Darien street. }t.
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Boots and Saddle

Ilurses which seem best a, Bowie 10.
day are:
First race. Jean F., St. Angelina.
High Tea second. prummond. Charles
j. craigmlles. ArnIstc-: third. rl,ra
Gold. Mavourneen, Panaman; fourth.
Super. War Note. Ex"us" Me: ffth.
Trickster II. Smarty. lluoner: sixth.
Grass Tree. Grace Foster. John Nor
rill seventh. Miss F"uraine, Ii"reh.
chinni. Walsh.
When all sources from which entries
may be expected shall have been heard
from Il will be found that moro than
800 nominations Of Ihoroughbrrds ~
various ages hav" haen made for tho
four 5000 stakes to he decided at
Havre dc Grace. These stakes tho
Hartford Ilandlrep. six furlongs. for
, three year-ods and over; tho phila-
delphia Handicap. one mile and SIX
! teen'h. for three year. OldS and over ;
the Aberdeen. four furlongs and n half,
for-rwo- ycar-olds, and the Chesapeake.
one milo and 4 sixteenth, for three
year olds closed on Saturday: The
count Of nominations now is 4l2, Gen.
era Manager Edward Burke and Clerk
Of the Course Joseph MrI.rnnan. Of
! iiuvr" d" Craze track. are confident
that another 100 will have com" In bv
"Wednesday or Thursday. The first
count for the Hartford showed III. for
the phiIad"lphian %. for The Aberdeen
! l""3. and for the thcsapeak" 60.
Spriur"rs "f class named for the IIar-
ford. which will be run ncNr Saturday
~ the opening day feature. ar" All
of the Heather. Good Times. Ruu>tar,
Ri1henrI Runpn RuCk UuuI I,nn,
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PH|[M0NT PLANS
NEW GOLF HOLES
Course Will Stay Azziz for Sum-
mer, but Radical Changes
Plotted for Fall
STRONG TEAMS THIS YEAR
Ry SANDY McNIEl.ICK

! TOI fERS who have already polished
" ,n ,L, e.irks and ,csu,ned their
-L,.a. =, ,r,l,,o,, h,r, t,,,,d
''"f'"S ""',''' y, "''''''"' '",
N" course about IN" same thanks.
B1t. though no changes IN tho r"urs"
ors f., orido,r, os vct tho plans cali
-,., ,,.
''' N"''' >'h''""s '"'''''' Inv MN
S,asop hut iu ,h, fall !, Will bo tho
'"' wv 40 '''' ''' ~ ' " "
target for n LOT Of rcnouc,ing
..v. ,. ....
we are going 10 make our course
"'''' '"'''S''"k' '"''V " Nv P''
! MUM on good shots and the had ones
-, . m
VIII he punished. lhuS SAYS simon
In,l ,;,..,, .
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l-enny WaIIops Russell

Baltimore April 13 Eddie I.enny. Of
PhiIad"lphia. was TOO fast for Mickey Rus.
sell here, and the lo'a entry took IA sound
rasting. The loser's best round was the
fourth, IN which he ioored h,s oppOns n /
with y sharp lett hook. but Ienny. easily
matA up for this when he had the BaI,i.
MORGAN BroEsy from Il series OF rights and
i"fts To the head,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

Z ~ u VIZ ~ " "
i II d ging by the
lineup just an
no,,nred by Phil
llaggerty. u h =
manager Of the mp
town club was Il
irihe upset " hen
no lost Pitcher
Harry Seibold. but
the hustIing leader
is determined 10
plug up til" hole
and vii, soon land
another j ust as
good l." take his
place.
''Cu,nr to think
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Camden Dosmen Hold Show Tonight

Camdtn CoINtN henncT NTuD WI hOT1 IIF
A n .treed show rorlsh'. IN ~ halt 'rniliy.
ninth street ard Wcsthfid avenue, Camden
known to dogdon. There are also n number
Of specials donated for the populsr breeds
where ronpe titon IN assured which should
give the exhibitors lots ot excitement send.
ing their entries against imported and home
breds.
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Silent Puryear Scores X. O.

silent rurSesr, l6S, stopped Smlins kid
srhedu' ID eishr-round bout 81 the Golden Gate
4. \. Stations inr nShl b.nnS, Pom
teau won from JehnnS G,ineg. Harry Muller
Rursss.. and Gordy Downs whipped George
Parker. n
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Invite Ruth and Meusel to Practice

Ss,y York, AplU i3 --Bahe Ruth and Rob
MeuseI. who viii not he able to play for The
Yankees until May 20 and have been Tor
ON the neld in the practices before the
ram.s may share morning workouts w,th
~. Gianls President Charles A. Stonehan
trvi,ed both rialers through the Yanke"
"wners 10 pra"'Ice' with the Giants IN N"
,nornIU: Nhtn tho champions are at nome,
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Britons Lose at Lacrosse

Baltimore, Md. April 13.-Eng!ands OK
fordt 'amOridRc lacrosse team met defeat for
the second time In this city within n few
days. when they were beaten by the Mount
Washing gton team OF Baltimore. The score
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HAGGERTY TO KEEP
NATIVITY ON JUMP
Uptown Baseball Team Has
Game Scheduled for Every
Day in Week
TO REPRESENT MINERSVILLE

ding tears regarding Tia" prospects
OF the Nativity l922 baseball team can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

rim. HAGGERrf Of it," says Phil.
II am ,ickled TO death that Seibo'd Is
NOT with the club. ! mean (" say !
did not desir" him 10 pitch TOR iur II
he wanted to play rlsewh'r" ana IL
looked to IN" n if he really prel'rreo
tn" North Ph!ta.
"W.'ll have II grrnt cub III IL"
weeks and You know they have to come
urrrty good to rclips" the marx eH,ao-
iishcd nv Nativity last Sn>"n. ne
bows will be on the jump al ~" time
We will have a gam" >'h"huIea 'Ne''
doy in the week. as "" play tire" games
a, home III this city and twice at MIN
"rSvllle.
The majority Of the players we're Ill
the south working ont against "oulh
rrn l..ayu" clubs and wer" accompanied
hy the new trainer. Michae tIaherty.
last wear the Nativity club won in
out Of l3> games played.
started Twilight Ball
Same years back Phil liagg"rlS
.,nr,cd twiligh, ball. which has grown
+, be one of Philadelphis great ins'i
,u,ions. Nativity will play at oh'ario
and Belgrade streets on lues"aE' r.
Ja, and saturday and will represen, the
,nun nj Niuersville ON Thursdays ahu
SUNDAYS. This will allow but wv"
toy, II week to play elsewhere, ana II
viii not be such an easy matter 10
schedule Nativity away
Tpc team plays n rra",i"" match win
The Old Timers on Sa'urda%, 'N' WIN
nu.n the home season On Sa'Nrhai
AnrII -. with Brtdesburg and IN" '"l-
In,iuy Saturday will help R' whitman
.for, AZ Richmond and Orthodox WIN
4 return dni".
Uugprrrv ar present has Il quartet OF
pi,rllcr~. all right handed. 'hhril" '1o'N
and Marty Dcvine are the best khoWh'
Clock labored i"s several Years Tor
Er,dc,burg, and D"vine was with Na-
1ivity last year and earned "a" Soprl =
'ourt Of "Irou Man, Newcomers IN
rlulc MrCHrrrr, from trankIin, ta''
aud Nogclman. from Durham, \. I.
O'Dounell Behind Bat
behind the bat is Harry ODonnelI. Il
Richmond boy. who aIN" was ~ Frank :
lin last year. On first j Tom Nc.
Knight, also hom" product. but wht
,oiird in DanviII" IN II; Frhnh
o'Rri.n. who ulayrd s"c"nd and man
aged the Flelshrr rluh last year Is oI
mo keystone sack, whil" the most wldel
sought playsr in 1h" city. Dirk N"!iI
viii move from S"rond I" shorlsLop
George MelsIer viii as usual guard 'h'
far away corner.
In the ourhed 'r" trio Of pa>tim"rS
same Of whom wcr" w.th ~" lc.m las
yoar. In center is Harry DorST', wh'
has speed TO burn. Dorsey came IRON
Raleigh and should hit about .'OD ~
the philadelphiH Association. Joe 10y"
Of bridgeport. IS left, while Dave Ian"
inht
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GOIdie Does a "Hpinie GrOh"

TOE OES IIGER
innings which caused him considerable rrNIh" y"
10 olnl
lie I,,rNrau nuLn
aLnngl lMil he MLnn LnscIh Inn11l
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Meadows Sis-led and SciniiIiaipd

of
in f. and i : ~
n
Lee IS szzlcd
Tho fnurth Innnc mLL-1 LIuLLG Gu-nLn .Lurn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13

Iustrad Of unloading Er rawsberrS on the nome
,olers the roh imagined it attending World Series
contest and ia" Thls coping tn" Championship.
Cheers replaced the iecrs. and when II was all over
every satisfied that the Phils Of 1872. are much
better han in years
Il was staining surprise to b"a III" Braves six mp
and nothing II quit" shock y" see the mock
bouncing the local bats and the procession
of aliips rirk'ing the platter. Th" unexpected
hap appcnrd and that what made the "utcom" of tho battle
interesting
Every bail club looks good when it is winning. Such
the with the Phils Yesterday. However. the
team looked substantial with Arthur Fletcher back
= Shnrstop. Rapu third. Parkinson at second and
oslo HI lass baseball played and there
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-13
EENAT TOR CIV. PEPPER
sAND PHlLLIES DISPLAY
3 kREAL CLASSN OPENER
Lee Meado,rs in Rare Form, Beats the Brares 81. Ur
and Nothing to Co--Local Players Get Cheer
Instead Of Jeer
Isy ROBERT ". MAXWELL.
Snort. Editor Evening Public Ledec

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