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STRASBURG

Especial 70 The Times D:spatch.l
STRASBGRG. VA. July S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Brown. and MIR and
Mrs. James Hall and two children
James McrrIck and Tommy, motored
from their home IN Washington Sat
urday and spcn; the week end at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. I<eister.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Maphis returned
Saturday night from Capou Springs,
where they had been staying since
TUESDAY
Mrs. :. G. Good Of New Market. is
spending Chautauqua week in Stras-
burg
Miss Anna Margaret Chtles spent
from Monday until Friday At the
home uf her sister. Mrs. Ice Ritch-
creek. ut Sommcrdcld Ia. Miss Chiles
WAS accompanied home by Mrs. Ritch-
creek, who VIII spend several months
here in StrasburE with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Chilcs.
Mrs. Lucy runkhouscr and children.
and Mrs Martin Bly spent Sunday
and Sunday night with their brother
in-law and sister, MIR. and Mrs. y. B.
Wyndham. in Bcrryvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anthony and
son. Billy. and pr. Bender Kneisley,
Of Hacerstown. Sid, spent the week
end with Mrs. Grace ineiSlcy DR..
kncisloy returned 20 HaEcrstown
Monday. while the rest OF the party
spent over the Fourth here.
Rev Zcd II. Copp and wife. of
Philadelphia. spent from Saturday
until Monday at tho home of Rev.
George \. Copp
Miss Mary Sonncr o. Winchester.
spent the Weekend in StrashurE. at
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MORE FRANKNEss ON SEX
MATTERS IS ADVOCATED
English Church Societies Say
1t Will Cleanse Public
Opinion.
fRv lrn1indNnn..n

LONDON. July S.--Greater frank
ness In eek matters as a means OF
cleansing public opinion was advo-
Gated at the conference OF tho Church
Of England Mems Societies, held at
Leicester under tho Craftsmanship OF
tho Archbiship of York.
Supporting this idea. DR. Leonard
F. Browne. medical officer OF knuts-
ford Test School. declared that wom-
ems legs hsvo ceased to be locrcd at
and fused about since the war in
troduccd tho healthy and scemly
short skirt
Sex thoughts will do no harm n
they are properly dealt with" DR..
Browne said. "It man never had
sexual thoughts. hc wouldn't marry.
when tho subject OF sex is
brought out into the open. suggcs-
tivcness will lose much OF .ts power.
il Is the half-drapcd figure which
oNcites. not the nude statue"
pr. 9. s. Hughes, another author
i'y, wasn't certain whether tho In
creased freedom IN the Relationship
% men and women was for better
or for worse
"All that can be said ,or certain"
Hr. Hughes asserted. rs that tho Vic
torian standard OF morality Is not
being maintained. and modesty IS 10
some extent looked upon as a sign
OF foolishness rather than OF virtue"
Saying public opinion had changed
for the worse In sex matters, Or.
hughes cited:
]. The demand for easier divorce.
.. The tendency 10 be sentimental
over tine unmarried mother.
3 The standard Of entertainments
n the music halls and c!neTas.
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FARNlNILLE
sneclal.,o rhe Times.Disratch.

rSpecIalto The Times-DisHatch.l
FARMVILLE. VA, July S.---A meet
Ing OF the Chamber Of Commerce was
held on Monday night 10 discuss plans
OF their annual picnic, 10 he held in
the near future. II was unanimously
decided by all present that the pic
mic be held on July 20 In connection
with the Tobacco Growers Associa
ton gathering. which Will be held on
the Richardson farm. near town. Com
mittees We're appointed. An effort
viii he made 10 secure some Of the
best speakers for the day and an
entertainment program will also be
arranged for this occasion. Music
will be furnished By the Farmvil!e
Silver Band
The Fourth OF July was quietly
the rain, numerous picnics wer"
broken UP. az we'll es other outings
which had been planned for the day
All places OF business IN town were
closed for the day.
A. r. Treakle. OF BlacksburE. hal.
been visitor here during the week.
Miss Elizabeth Wall. daughter of
Attorney T.. Warren Wall OF Rich
,nond is the guest OF her grand
mother. Mrs II e. Wall.
Captain Hubert stecker, OF For;
Wiley. Kansas. ha. been visiting
friends here recently. lie formerly
lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas starke, OF
Richmond. spent the Fourth with
Mrs. Starkc's parents. Ny. and Mrs.
Il =. Bristow.
Mrs. y r Gilbert has been on a
recent visit 10 Chattanooga and I've
River.
Mrs W. r Meeks, teleGrapher, has
G.i a..
Western Union Telegraph Office here.
the latter having accepted a position
in LynchburE.
Mrs. c. s Philips and two daugh-
tors of Aiken. s. c.. after attending
the reunion In Richmond. are on a
visit 10 Mrs. Phillips relatives at
Willow Bank Farm. near Cumberland
motored to Farmviiie Sunday and
visited friends.
Rev. c. f. Rankin and family have
some 20 Montreal, y. C.. where they
VIII remain the rest OF the summer
Mrs. william Gish. Q. Lynchburg.
ia on a visit this week TO Mrs A. T..
Gilbert.
Mrs. F b Gilbert, with her two
children, was the recent guest Of her
sister IN Richmond
-.. g. NJ. Robeson IS spending some
time At Craig Healing Springs
Miss Della Hall has returned, after
teaching az Wns6h. y. C. N. pas.
session.
pr. I" n whitaker returned from
Baltimore Wednesday. where he was
called ny tho Illness and death o,
his mother who died on Saturday las,
after a long illness
Jack Martin. Jr.. has returned
after delightful visit to relatives
In the mountains near Rocky Mount
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YELLOW SULPHUR

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, W,
July S.-Alihough ConEcn!al com
nany has been gathered az the Ycl-
low since tho very FIRST days OF June.
ihc season may DE said formally 10
have opened the Fourth 81 july, when
additional guests arrived 20 spend IL
month or more and others came for
the Weekend holiday tn" three
piece orchestra also arrived Monday
70 dispense the latest music for a
dance that night ana tho opening
german on the night OF the Fourth.
Both OF these dances were well at.
tended by young people from the
nearby towns tho regulars OF tn"
place and the summer school stu
dents from Y. =. J. II H. something
new In the annals Of summer re-
SORTS % report more men than girls
far dance yet this was the cas-.
here TINS week These weekly
dances VIII be feature each Sat
urday night during the season. and
the orchestra w.ll also play every
night except sunday fox dancing
The ballroom floor at the Yellow has
always been accounted ono OF tn.
very best in Virginia, and compares
fayorably with those at the most
famous resorts
Il was pleasure 10 welcome this
week former guests SIR. and Mrs.
". j.. Mayer. their attractive young
daughter, Miss katherine Mayer. and
NO CONS william and Allan Mayer.
Of Baltimore. Mr.. aud Mrs MAYER
rave just been on an extended auto
trip through the south and viii
spend the summer here Advance
bookings indicate that tho yellow
VII! have It's share Of tic patronage
from all the Virginia cities this sea.
son and vii! also have the priv
lege Of entertaining many from other
states.
Arrivals TO date include. Mrs II. A.
Harrison. Norfolk: Mrs r. :. Settle.
Mics Marguerite Settle. L. ". THn
and wife. II. l. Dillon. Mr and Mrs
!" a Phelps. G. Kcssler. O. T.. Pow
ell and wife y II Key. T.. g Bald.
ain. s. Hamilton Graves. Roanoke.
w II Harrison. Petersburg. Robert
FuGua. walton Fuqua Miss Rachel
fEqus, MISS Strickland. J. Galloway.
Hiuefeld George Temple. Jr.. Dan.
vIile; j C. GINS Lynchburc a S
English. Ir. Kimball. Churchil Ron.
"rtson, W G. Woods, salem: Mrs
s Cleno:d, Winston salem: y. B
to2enhavcF. i. r. Banc. Pulaski:
Mrs e l. whiting, Misscs F~anc.s
and Mary Whiting, Roanoke: NJ. and
Mrs. j. II Htcriss and two daugh.
iers. Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Q. "
shepherd Mrs. j. y Anderson. Dan.
Vi!le, AsA .. II. kabler and son, In.
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Trustees
Auction Sale

In execution OF a certain decd of
trust. dated June "a. 1919. and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF Hanover
County. Virginia. in II. - 6s, T.. III.
default having been made In tho pay
mcnt OF certain notes secured by tho
said decd OF trust. We. tho under
auction. on the promises. to the high
est bidder, on
MONDAY. july 10.
at 80 o'clock j. ~.
certain farm with the buildings
and improvements thereon. and de-
Scribed as follows:
That certain tract OF land. or farm.
with the buildings and improve
ments thereon and the rights appur-
tenant thereto. situated In Henry
Magistcrial District. Hanover County,
Va. near East Alice station. con-
tnining loe.4a acres. more or less. and
which is composed OF two tracts ad-
joining and which tracts arc sepa-
rately described IA follows:
FIRST; a tract heret9fore con
bounded on the north and northwest
by the road leading from East Alice
station to the parsonage. on the east
by the twenty-acrc tract and other
road leading from tho store formerly
known as liazelgrovc's. now occupied
by Bork-.
SECOND: a trac, heretofore con
veycu as containing twenty acres
bounded on the north by the road
leading from East Alice to the par
sonaEc and the land formerly ownoI
by n. Il Gray; on the west by the
above described tract. on til" south
by the land OF John Mann, and on
the cast by the land of w II. Isbcii
TERMS: For cash as To SO much OF
the proceeds as may be necessary to
dcfray the expenses executing this
trust, including trustees commits
sion OF per Ccntum. ana tho usual
nuCtionccr's fee, taxes. etc. and TO
discharge the amount OF money now
due on the said note. or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
G. J.. DENOOS and
SIMEON NJ. ATKINSON,
Trustees.
c. l.. & II l.. DENOON. INc..
AuctIonccrs.
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SOUTH HILL.

tSnecial 70 The Times .Dispatchl
SOUTH HILL. VA, July s.-Rev. W.
d. Zoe ~ conductiu. meeting near
Ciark6ville this week.
Misses Sallie Webb and virginia
Gee. both Of Richmond. are tho guests
OF J. ". s,.ne and family.
Misses Frances McEew and Harrie,
ray who have been the house party
guests % Miss Gladys Yancey. re-
turned 70 tneir respective homes i'm
Warrington and Georgia on Mondav.
Ms. fsncey is leaving this week for
Alabama and Georgia. where sh. WIN
witt friends
The protractcd meeting Of IN.
Union Level Hapt!nt Church u.n he.
gin next Sunday. DR.. Z. y Poe az
Weldon y. e, wiz assist Rev. ". H.
yo,
Mr and Mrs ". p. va,., az.
mother, MrH G. p Walden. wcre la,
wr"a end guests IN town
". Moore AMI family ..t, n,
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High Constable's
S ALE

will sell by public auction. on
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JULY,
O'clock L. N,
at i7l6 l.. Main St. the following
property. TO satisfy distress warrants
tDick PappaZian VS.. Thco. Ozunius)
in my hands: The contents of tho
restaurant conducted at the above
Notwithstanding of show Cases.
Cash Register. Coffee Crns China and
Glassware. Cooking Utensils. Etc.
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR..
II =, q r.
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Trustee-s sac o.


SMALL FARM AND lMPROV ENENTS
NEAR GLEE ALLEN. VIRGINIA.
In execution OF deed OF trust from
Howard r. Butler and wife to the un-
leTs.sned trustee, dated May ~. 1922,
Circuit Court OF Henr!co County in
and recorded in the clerks oilice OF
Deed Book goa page l.5, default
"a:!rS Cten made in payment OF a
portion Of the debt therein secured
and being required by the beneficiary
20 10 30. shall sell by public auc-
ton at the front door OF the Kenrico
County Courthouse. Twerty-sccond
ana Main Streets, R!chm ond. Va. on
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1922.
a. 1900 O'Clock Noon.
tho property described in SAID deed
u trust as follows: All that certai.
9arce! or tract OF land with improve
ments thereon. lying and being in the
county OF Henrico. Virginia. near
Glen Allen Church, containing ten
lVJ acres, more o. less, II being the
anne yea! estate OF which Fountain
VI. Butler died, seized and which
passed 10 his two sons. Howard r.
Butter and Irving NJ. Butler. by in
hsTitance. the said Irving VI. Rutler
having conveyed hts interest therein
20 the said Howard r. Butler by deed
dated Mag 10. 1917. and recorded in
The clerks Office OF Henrico County
Circui; Court IL Deed Book 2lo-B
TERMS: Cash.
W. T.. SAMPSON. Trustee.
NOTE: rhis sale IS subject to a
nrst mortgage of $4,000 bearing
semi annual :nteres, and payable
May 10 1925
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FARM IN
HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
CONTAINING 1861. ACRES.
MORE OR LESS

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated July 2. 1919, and duly recorded
ia the clerks Office OF tho Circuit
default HAVING dmg'e been J0"mt ,do Nrs'n,n,
payment Of certain notes secured
therein, and being required SO to do
py the holders of same we viii sell
ny public auction. at the office OF the
Richmond Real Estate Exchange No.
- North Ninth street. Richmond. Viz
Einia. on
rHCEspAY:, JULY u: 1922,
At l O'clock J.. NJ,
the farm described, as follows:
Al that certain tract or parcel OF
land. with the improvements thereon
in Henry Magisterial District Han.
over County, Virginia, containing
that par; OF the S66i. acre farm
known as 'Woodbcrry" shat was re-
iained by l.. J. Flippo after dcducting
me 900 acres sold and conveyed by
nin TO George &. Pcasc by deed dated
January /. 1909. and recorded in -. T.
o. page 81. the property hereby CON
ycyed being bounded on tn. north
by the lands OF L. y. Haw Ct'orncrIy
q part OF Dundeo). on the cast by tho
lands OF George G. Pcase Gforrncrly
q part OF the original farms Of w God
berry,: on the south by the said
lands OF George c. PcaSe and lands OF
i:ancy Jones )known as lilly
farmD, and on the west by the said
lands Of Laney Jones and l.. +. Iiaw
INC OTlElca. farm OF NDOlbCrr
having been conveyed to the said l..
J. FliDpo by deed from Mary W
Thomas ~ ais. dated March IL 1896
and recorded in the clerks Office Of
Hanover County. being portion Of
th" real estate described in said deed
OF trust.
TERMS: Cash as TO the expenses
Of sale, any taxes due and unpaid and
taxes for the year 1922. to be pro-
rated. and sufficient 10 pay four notes
OF 100000 each. with interest from
July .. 1921, each of said notes be-
ing subject, however. to a credit Of
ance at one and two years, purchaser
10 give negotiable notes bearing in
tercst at the rate Of So per annum
and to he secured by deed of trust
upon the said property. or all cash,
as provided in the deed OF trust un-
der which this sale is being made
G. l.. DENOON.
PAUL VI. PENICE.
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SALESMAN

Established real estate firm wants
N" services OF a salesman. Commits
sion basis Good opportunity for n
live wire" Address. Box l45, care
Tn" Dispatch
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dianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mayer.
Miss katherine Mayer. William and
Allan Mayor. RaltmNrc-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY RUFFIN e SLOAN and
a. l.. hDAMSON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
APARTMENT-H
No. 1915 BAINBRIDGE STREET.
AND LOT.
4oxl10 FEET TO lO-FOOT ALLEY.
SOUTH RICHMOND. VA.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
May 3oth. 1919. and recorded In lust
ings Court, Part H.. in Deed Book
ia. page $50. default having been
made IN the payment of the So
months note for Sig.5O and the Swear
note for sl,650.0O secured thereby.
and being directed SO TO do by the
holder thereof. the undersigned trus-
tyo VIII sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
JULY, 1922,
at O'Clock Z. NJ,
the above real estate. described as be-
ginning ON the northern line OF Balm
bridge. at Il point distant 2lU feet
from the western line OF pocaiIontas
street, thence fronting along the
northern line OF cambridge Street in
the direction of the Atlantic Coast
Limo Railroad 40 feet and running
back between parallel lines llV feet
10 lO-toot alley, together with
apartment-house thereon, containing
-FOUR 4-room apartments. with city
electric lights ana water.
TERMS: Cash.
4. d. ADAMSON.
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tho homo OF her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Scnner.
Misses Helen Hurn and Thelma
Pener spent Sunday in Winchester
with Mrs. &. T.. Lewis.
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Deaths

McKlNNEY-Died July sth. at p. NJ.
at the residence OF her son. w. L.. Nc
Kinney. on the Williamsburg Road, Mrs
Lula Mckinney. Funeral notice later
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TUESDAY, JULY II. 1922,
AT 1880 O'Clock 4. NJ.

stock OF Groceries. consisting of
about Is unopened cases OF various
Groceries and complete stock on
shclvesR such as Canned Corn. Peas,
Tomatoes, Milks, Peaches. Pineapple,
Syrups. Sardincs. Baking Powder. etc:
OctaSon and other Soaps, Coffee,
Teas. Cocoa. Spices, Flour, Preserves
Jams. Catsup. Salad Dressing, etc:
lot Notions, Cigars, Cigarettes. Smok-
ing and Chewing Tobaccos, etc;
! Show Cases. iIobert Electric Meat
Grinder "a. G. 10 volD. double
Alaska Refrigerator, Meat Tools, oil
Tank, Paper Racks, etc.
Terms: CASH.
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION CO. Inc.
Au%tionccrs
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In the Plan Of Brookdalc.
Richmond. Va.
Beautiful S-Room, Modern Stucco
Home.
~ the request of the owner. we
VIII ofer for sale, at public auction.
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18TH, 1922,
at O'Clock Z. NJ,
the above real estate begins at a
point on the north limo of Avondalc
Avenue, $50 feet cast OF Newport
street; thence extending castwardly
along the north line of Avondalc
Avenue and fronting thereon 40 feet:
thence back northwardly from said
front between parallel line to AN al
Icy in the rear. being lot No. 81. in
BLOCK n on the plan of Brook
dale.
This is n very attractive home with
large, bright rooms and is in "A sec
Ton that has wonderful future. The
owner Is determined to sell and there
is a chance of securing a rare bar
gain.
Easy terms can be given and will
be announced at sale. The propcrtv
can be seen prior TO sale by appoint
ncnt.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO. INC.
AuCtioncers.
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Ey G. l.. & II. l.. DENOON. INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs
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Amctinneers.

We will soil for account OF r.
ct 80. :iS North Second
Street. on
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NJ JOHN B. FOSTER.

Eepyrighf. 1872; by The Aresa1
New York. July II. - Ihe1e ]
nothing foolish. about clsamlrs .sf|
possible championship for Chh
u the American league" sails 70
EyefSs eoday A run OF lufksSn1
NsWouid mot De q difficult tldk 4
Get ahead OF New York. II ths.luek
continued or the good baseball, al
II ~ either name as You WIN Z
MDafax &c NO more dinicult 70 q
anead 81 ~: LOUIS. There il only {
mater ois. I'VE games Detwssa Chi.
sa1o eno INC ieaaine team. Al IT,
tne SAKE OF argument practcalh
me same DetWeen chicago ard -.
$780, I 1a SECOND. Wnc. ca,
4epIe t.Ae- Hse eaMes are Msqf.f
nnountaDie az tnis stage OF the Pm
ceeolnss
summing .nat Inc marQn \
marrow, now ABOUT the quality
Thats IL Thats where eraf5-
pody ngures mat the Sox haven't Z
cnance ana for tnat matter Detruk
How 90 you know that either II
them hasn't the quality as the -
son continues! me ranks had Z
nard dflVe last year. Maybe 0eJ
won't drive SO we'll this yeaf.
Doesn't make any difference Il
what they are made. It's the nev
development that comes up day ~
er day II It hadn't been for Nan
IN 1871 the fanks would have beol
hard put, wouldn't they? He iisas
pitching the same ball this yAa,
that he did last. Suppose Faee
gets another streak like he had -
summer ana this young Lesefei
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DECATUR. TAKES
T|A |
Dan O'Lsiry Drives His Grew late
First Place By vlctsry.
Over Tesre Haute.

Decatur, July .19.-Decatur took
the lead in the Three-Eye pennant
chase away from the Tots yester-
day by winning a 3 to 2 game. Hol-
shauser's single. Brausen's triple,
and a wild pitch gave the locals
two in the third. In the eighth
Phiipot singled and Holshauser
tripled to drive over the winning
run. Terre Haute loaded the bases
three times, but failed to score.
On one occasion Brausen worked
the hidden sball trick on Manager
Coleman to retire the side with the
bases full. Score.
Terre H'te .0Qt001o 0 1s0-2 10 /
Decatur :. ,00c000OIx-3 g. Q
Batteries-Williams and Gle
man; Holzhauser and Lamb. ,
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eREb
and MANAGER

New York, July 19.-The state
athletic commission yesterday in
definitely suspended Light Heavy
weight Champion Harry Greb and
his manager, George Engel. for
failure to appear at the commits
sion's meeting yesterday to, consult
about a match with Dave Rosen-
berg for the middleweight title.
Greb and his manager will be sus-
pended until they appear at the Of
flee Of the commission and explain.
The commission also made q
statement that Rosenberg is now
the challenger for the title, and the
FIRST man to post forfeit to meet
him will be accepted by the COM
mission.
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POOR old COBB
MUSES. kENESAW

Chicago. July 10 Kenesaw
Mountain Landiss baseball commits
sioner, took look at the papers
yesterday and learned. to his sur
prise. that Ty Cobb was giving
George Stsler . desperate fight for
batting h0nors Of the American
league. y
Cobb batting .4Q6; Sislsr 40.
Cobb gets i've hits In one game
including q home rum" read the
Commissioner. ~: S.:
Amt 1t = shame about poor old
map Cobb Landis sid. "They
said he vas. slipping and ready for
the home for the AGED.
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Chicago, July 19-Alexander
Freeman, former Chicago National
league pitcher, is the latest player
to Jump organized baseball, it be-
came known today Freeman, who
was released outright by the Cubs,
Jnlys7. to the Wichita Falls club of
the Texas State league, as part
payment for Earl Adams, a short
stop, Joined the Joliet, ill., < club
Of the Midwest league.
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|BUNNIES GAIN
EASY Win, 40

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July Is
The Bunnies defeated Dubuque
again yesterday, 4 to 0. Nc
Cracker was in rare form, allowing
Dubuque but two hits, both by
Pitcher Choquette. filling in at
shortstop. Along with McCrack-
ems pitching, the playing OF Man.
ager Speas featured, getting two
hits, scoring three runs. drawing
three passes and stealing three
bases, one of them a clean steal Of
home. Joe McGinnity ran the Du-
Ludue team from the bench. Score :
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joe 'eINNITY
JOINS DUBUQUE

Is
Iron Man" Joe McGinnity sat on
the Dubuque bench at Cedar Rap-
ids yesterday. According to- re-
ports he was in charge OF the
team. but the story in q Dubuque
paper indicates Joe has Joined the
club merely to look on for a day
or two before he decides whether
he wants the job Of boss.
When McGsnnity returns to Du-
buque the chances are he will sign
the papers. The officials Of the
club have told him he could have
free rein. Joe will be allowed to
go as far as he likes in hiring and
firing players and. all responsible
ity Of bringing the club out of its
slump will. rest with him.