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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
LeKAl n oficAa

ESTATE Of Lille s. Mswy, deosasod.
Notice IL hereby given thAs iettefu OF
administration upon the estate OF Lmis
deceased. were duly granted unc6 Crosby
r. News On che 1yteenth day Of August,
A. ID. 1922. and all persons indebted 10
said deceased are requested 70 make
payments TO the administrator WITHOUT
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased arc required 20 e.
hibit and present the same duly prphAted
70 the said administrator on or b<fors
the stxteenth day Of August. A. d, 1923,
Or abide by tho Law in this behalf.
dress J. PcArce Cam. aoty .-et-lav. Ford
building, Wilmington. Delaware.
PROPOSALS for books and supplies,
The board OF Public Education. in VIII
nington, Del, viii open bids on Sep
tember !. 1922. ut p. m for books and
supplies for the school yeAs. July /.
1922 TO June 30, 1929. Lisee ca be OBJ
tained at the business once OF the board.
City Hall Building. The rtGht 10 re-
served to reject any or AL bids. 9i4n1d
Robert q. Bruce. business mAnAGsr and
secretary
PROPOSALS-Bfds Will b reosGvOd by
the Levy Court Of New Castle coQuty
up TO noon, August 40. Io22, for books.
printing Aod STATIONARY required By the
county omctA1s during the 'nUt three
nonthA Samples and Hs4 can b bad
from H. Q. Taylor. order clerk Address
Printing ProposalG 70 Boyd Mccoy
chairman. Low Court. Wilmington. Dell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
Heal Estate
RENT

lo3 West seventecuth stresA 8 rooms
and bath, S75.
4l5 Maryland Avcnua. rooms, bah. s2A.
Bungalow. Beklemoof. rooms. bath.
furnished or unfuYniahed
bungalow, Elmhurse. ruomA bath.
Apartmeuts. southeast corner Eighth and
Franklin. second floor; rooms bash
sol West Thirteenth street. rooms,
bath
Northeast corner Fifth and waahinsson,
6 rooms. bath.
Two and three roomA bath; vary MICA
locations.
I127 King street, s rooms ond bath. $50.
House on New Castle avenue. rooms,
one acre. $50.
Two, three and four rooms at s1s Shao-
ley street.
6. NJ. TOWNSEND
923 MARKET STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
AUCTICNS--lECAUS
Auction bsles

ton. Anywhers. II you vkus 70 IN.
$50 Hamilton. The 9Quoro Dsal Acc
ttopccr and Farm Agent 7o6 Msdisor
street. Phone 1888 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
WANTED

WANTED
used cars and Will pay the hishest
cash prices. Bring your car here
aud 50 homo With the money.
KEEL MOTOR 90.
ELEVENTH 3 TATNAl4L SITS.
Phoue Goo. Open EVENING"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22

POINT
1863 Acres
5 Fine Dwellings
3 Tenent Houses
Barns and Numerous
Buildings
The Beautiful Estate OF the
Late N. Price Whitaker
ON THE BOHEMIA
AND ELK RIVERS
One and one-haf hours (33
miles) by automobile from
Wilmington. Splendid roads
leading 10 this property. A
very unusual and desirable
place.
For sale to close the estate Of
the late N. Price Whitaker.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
EQUITABLE TRUST CO..
Agent for the Executors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-22
AUTOMOBILES
Wanted-IutomobIles

WE BUY AND SILL
USED CARS,
KEEL MOTOR 90.
ELEvENTH AND TATNAAL sTo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

MANY cnses Of heart disease"
which do not make themselves APP
parent until later years begin their
development during the school
period.
The average child begins school
az HiN. lie IL tranapls nted from
The environment Of home to that
~ The school. from the Individual
care OF the mother to the divided
chre OF the busy teacher. lie IL
put more or less "on his own. lie
n subjected 20 a greater discipline
and does not always get what he
wants when he wants ~. He has
responsibilities OF study and com
pptitlon He n In one SENSE "lct
loose" and becomes more active
almost perpetual motion itself.
Greater exposure. contact. activity
ear greater possibilities Of strain.
fatigue and Infection Thus heart
dlsea-t" gets It's start In children
not too strongly constituted n II
estimated that ga per cent Of chill
aren Of school age have heart dt-
sense
Examinations show n gradual
Increase in heart diseases from \
10 II wears Of age. slightly higher
IN giris than In boys The per-
centage u slightly among high
school pupils than among those Of
elementary schools
The gradual Increase from 2 TO
~ may be accounted for as fol-
lows
l. The existence % abnormal
or diseafed tonsils. and adenoids
? The greater amount Of
dental decay and PUN Infection.
found In older children.
3 The fact that older children
engage In more violent evers 49,.
with resultant greater sure
more frequent respiratory M
netses especially influenza.
. The greater OF i'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Russia Issues New =.
DEGREES to Encourage
Capitalistic Work

MOSCOW. May %. CBy the
Associated prcssl-NcW decree
which government leaders say are
de.igsr.d a. encourage the inde-
pendent capitniistic reconrtructipn
Of Rurria on Huszia's terms nave
been promulgated coincidcntnily
with the close OF the Genoa con
ference.
The council Of commissnrs has
announced removal % the state
moaopoly on trade In agricultural
implements md Esedr permitting
inmate paf-s0ns 10 buy aofoui
through the conimlssuriat OF Tor
eign trade.
Meanwhile. the central eXccu
tive committee. which II now IN
session passin. bills iegaiizins
private pfopertyrto a certain de-
|gree. has Alsp dscided To permit
inheritance Dy hvrlands or wives
direct descendauts %: "a maxi
mum az b,Vpa Eoid rubscs. fho
Icouncil also ~ donating % PROJECT
|permitting ground ieiHes up to 80
Wears instead OF TIA" 30 year inhNi-
mum originally Intended.
The municipality OF fetroErnl
has decided 10 hand over y the
|cFperH for ne ~Irseetsion Az ths'
hnAlftf ffofAN @ths nfhxfrfsfn n-4
|ing seven apartments. similar re-
Turns OF houscs are boing made Ia
|aone OF tho provinces. ana the
Ukraine Il TURNING back flour
mills 81 small capacity 10 the
|owuerf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

Now then said the Man-in-
the Moon. when the Magical Mush-
room had gone. I'm have To tell
you an about my fairies, my dears
Nancy. you sit on this crooked little
stool. and Nick. you ~ ON this
wobhIv little chair. There. that's
all hunky-dory.
Mr.. p~ecrabout himself aat on tn"
floor and ernssed his lrga.
n nppne,~ said be. when
earth Isopie see the moo shining
80 peacefully In the shy hlFh over
the tree tops. they nod and say ~
each other. MY what a snap the
Nan-in-tho- Moon, has Nothing 10
do but loaf around IN his silver
palace and admire the scenery.
They don't know In the firm place
that up here We have the utmost
contempt both for silver palaces
and iaEincHs.
They don't know. either. what
a time my fhiric- and / have Of a.
Where do you keep Thorn
Your fairieAr ask ed Mex.
Well. IN different places" Sid
Mr.. Peerabout My dream fair
les i've here Ia the moor In Snooz-
elum Town beyond the silver FOR
est. They are called the Towsiies
oh, cried Nancy. eiappinE her
hands How meet always said
there yer real dream IN ries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Delegates Meet
For Conference on
Muscle Shoals

FLORENCE Ala. May "a
Carrying banners and wearing
buttons bearing the slogan Mus
Gle Shoals should not be strapped
delegates were arriving here today
from nan Hhtes ~ the south 20
attend the conference on Muscle
Shoais unIer auspices or tho
soufherf commercial congress
which VIII be convened late to-
day
The announced Intention Of the
conference ls to devise ways and
hear 10 expedite action by con-
gres' before adjournment" on the
Mu Gle shonls question and 10 for
inmate q memorial to be addressed
O., the American people that the
duscle shoals fight l. not local
but national In Its scope
Sessions of the conference To-
day were held In Florence, Fol-
lowing an inspection Of govern
ment nitrate projects and power
p tef tomorrow. the conference wit
assemble In Sheffield Wednes-
days sessions viii take place at
Tuscumbla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

Reports Of the annual state rom
ference q Coneregntionalists. re-
Gently held M Gallup were given
at the regular evening service at
the Congi eeatsonaf church last
night.
Mrs. $ L. Hernandez ana Mrs.
n. A. Plat told Of the business
sessions and brought messages
from some OF the conference
speakers. Mrs. J. AZ. L.indiey re-
lated thu social side OF the confer
ence.
Mrs. Hernandez stid that the
churches Of the Carbon city
rushed after the newcomers as
University fraternitics rush after
pledges and added thar she
thought the Albuquerque churches
should take a lesson from Gallup.
The next State congregational
conference Ia 10 be held here next
MAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Auto With New
Design Engine
Entered in Race

INDIANAPLIS, Ind, May IA
Rail birds at the indianapolis
rotor speedway lined NJ expec-
tantly today for a look AZ b
u WEIR special with arrived from
New YorK yesterday In charge Of
l.. T. Come and Frank Davidson
the latter having been selected a.
the pliot for the car In the 500
mile race Decoration Day.
The q IN reported to Involve
revolutionary ideas In engine SON
struction and Is the product OF
two New York inventors. Rudolph
WEIR and J. u. Lehman.
The engine will have the small
lest piston displacement OF any
entered la the race. only is0 in
ghcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

M-m'' nodded the Moon-Man.
there are, Then there are the
Chimncy-Sitters. They I've In
smokysoot Village. beyond the
Golden Forest. with the Sweep.
They sit IN the chimneys on moon
light nights and II any bad fairies
come along with unpleasant dreams
for the children they throw en-
out"
Are there any more?' asked
the Twins eagerly
Yes. oh. yes. indeed. nodded
Mr. peerahout There are the
Stseple-Slidcrs and the Tree
Hustlers. and tsse cloud Rollers.
All fine helpers ! couldn't do with.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Police and Citizens
Odds Over Sunday
Closing of Stores

VICTORIA. D. c.. Mag aa--The
police commission has refused 40
revoke Its order for the strict q
foroement Of the Herds Day act In
Victoria. Although the anti-biuu
Sunday league was armed with
documents showing that the vo,cs-
had gone on record by a reven 20
one vote last week against CLOSING
stores on sunday. a. provided IN
the act. Mayor Marchant and Com
missioner Hfaneiand remained firm
In their determination 60 enforce
the laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Deformed Youth
Stops a Runaway

BERKELEY. Calf. May ga
Childhood dreams OF the chance to
display physical bravery a chRnce
Edenied him by defurmlty from
birth. became reality yesterday
Nor Charles Arkinstall, ~ years old.
|rhe boy limped into the path Of
runaway horfc. seized the bride
Ind chung To IA until the frightened
nnimRl stopped a block further.
frhe women and two children In the
nuEgy were uninJurct Arkln-
|tali's ankle was broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Expect Reichstag to
Ratify Treaty
With Russia

BERLIN. May 22.-tBy the As
ISOLATED PrcEs)-With the r~arn
Of Chancellor Wirth and Foreign
Minister Rathenau from me oeroa
conference. the Reich~fag will re-
sumo this week IL discussions Of
Germany's international relations
and give final sanction 10 the m
periai budget and some uncom-
ple,ed tax legislation.
Interest centeri In tho debate
over the treaty signed with me
nussians AT Hnpnilo. Prompt
ratification n viewed as a foregone
conclusion.
ReichHtaR leaders appear unani-
nous In agreeing that the 0enna
conferences failed 20 vindicate even
in q small measure the optimism
which its conxocation Inspired.
Nothing makes you see ihinge n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Wounds of
Robber Are Fatal

OMAHA. Neb.. May e2-Chas
. s%iefcken. ~. a special agent for
h i.fe insurance company. 10 dead
from bullet wounds Inflicted sun
HAY night when he went to the as-
Instance OF his son. Robert, while
Inc latter was being held m w. a.
bandit at an oil niiing station. The
bon was badly wounded by tho
bandit. who escaped. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
---Dr. Bishops Advice -
Heart of a School Child

proper and irregular feeding Of
older children. resulting In lowered
vitality
All these cauges suggest their
own preventive measurca-re-
moval OF tonsils and adenoids,
greater attention to dental and
nasal hygiene, maintenance Of a
proper standard of nutrition. the
esth biirhment Of good health
characterization. sleep. ventiia-
ton. exercise. rest and fresh air.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

II takes 81. 900 clover blossoms
10 make one pound Of honey and u
take one bee 2.7bO.0OO Jour
neys 10 bring this one pound home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22
Islands Found
In South Pacific
Annexed to u. s.

HONOLULU. Mag 22.-Words OF
the discovery OF islands In the
south Pacific. hitherto unknown.
and their annexation In the name
~ the United States was received
here today.
the islands were reported
claimed by Lorrin a. Thurston.
Honolulu publisher. who was crais-
INK In the power boat Palmyra
lie said he found the islands on
May 10 In the vicinity u King
mans Reef. Their location was
d-seubed n latitude s28 north.
longitude 1d2i6 west. The pub
isher told Of an excellept harbor
which in his opinion provided a
un' urhl landing suitable Tor a fuei
station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

The early bird gets the street
al seat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

Nothing makes you see ihings in
!, different light like a ull m--n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

APARTMENT % two rooms and bath.
centrally located. Can no seen by az
polntment box T. l6l, care Tho D!S
patch.
MODERN. up-to-dAte. furnished apart
nrnt ;hrc" rooms: everything fur
nishsd. Centrally located. Immediate
possession Randolph 2723-J.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First race-wayward Lady, 1880.
$3.50. $500, won; Lima Clark. $500.
Si.90. second Ashland. $50. third.
Time. 1913 l-5. HisterIa Whirl,
Everboid. Colored Bog and Janku.
also ran.
Second race ave furlongs)-Jaclz
Bauer. $3.50. SIS. $500. won: Banner
lIcarcr. SS.Sc. s310. second; Rustrm,
81. third. Time. 1907 IS. Actuary
Polite. Alsiebler. stump, Jr.. and
Blstinado. also ran.
Third race Zone mil. and a six
tecntlD sportsman. 500, $40, $3.50,
won: Alameda Girl. sl.2O, $3.50.
second; oolala, $40. third. Time.
l+7 i-5. Casey, Randcl. Winding
Through. Flyingprincc and Topmast
also ran.
Fourth race zone mile and seventy
yards) -korsly. $3.50. $2.70, $3.50.
won; Redlegs $500. $3.50. second !:
Twinkle Blue. $40. third. Time.
Trust Official and Jordan. also ran.
Fifth race tsix furlorgs) Colhaker.
SG.30 SO. S2.30. won; James T.. Ohara.
s., $3.50, second: Araratt. s2.40. third
Time. 1913. Scotland Yet Jimmie
Daw, Blowing bubbles, Ben Beet and
Castlereigh. also ran.
Sixth race (ivc furlongs-Ten-
Sixty. $50. $3.50. $3.50, won. Dearie.
sS.90. S3.i0, second: Paviowa s23O.
Manicure Maid, and Miss Jane, also
ran.
Seventh race Zone mile and a
quarter)-Padua. $40. 81 So 10. won !:
Countess. $500 1910. second: pr
Rae, $3.50. third. Time. 2:O7 Chinnia
Walsh Nordeck. PIT. Gorilla and
Wadsworth Last. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
BAN JOHNSON APPROVES
BASEBALL TRIP
American League Head Fla
vors Games to Be Played
Abroad.
ICY Associatcd rress.l

CHICAGO, June i2.-rhc proposed
tour "f Japan by a baseball team
composed " major league players
which has been invited To tn. Orient
by Wascda and kcio Universities. OF
Japan. has been given tn" American
Leagues official OK by President
Johnson The club is 10 be composed
OF players from both the American
and National Leagues. but selection
q! these Will not l." made until the
championship race In the two leagues
Is over. President Johnson is en-
thusias;.c over the project. cspcci :
ally since the ,n"n are to he selected
as much for their high character as
spor;smcn as for their athletic
ability
II is proposed to have the players
IN the orient four months. playing
about twenty games, twelve In Ia
pan against Wascda aud Kcio Uni
vcrSitics. Herbert Hunter. who has
won prominence in Japan as coach
Of the universities. will be in charge
OF the tour. and will select the play
crs. Fourteen men and two UNI
pircE and newspaper man will be
included in the personnel.
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New York ...... 600 ol0 600
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BELMONT RESULTS

First race. six furlongs--First Sea
Mint. ii-5 10, l-2. second Bud
Fisher. 2-l. Ii. Third. Cahilam. 10.
Time 1913 20. Also ran. Blackstone,
Ghrwink. Round Robin. rhornhedgc.
Mamhi Mabel Curtis. Elprimo.
second race. about two miles
f'rst Ards. So. IL. 2-5. second.
SyoSset. 2-5, .. Third Tell Me. ST..
highland Lad. New Haven. Shrapnel.
Royal Greens.
Third race. mile-First, Chateau
Thierry. As. Is. out. Second. Polly
Ann, ! B. out. Third; Elected IL. rs.
Time. l;3S 4-5. Also ran. Kings
Fancy. Crossless.
Fourth race. mile-First I'ilgrIm.
3 to |. to S, to 3 Second. Ralco.
i TO 5. to 2 Third. Tangerine. / TO
J. Time. 1899 2-5. Also ran. Tuftcr.
Lord Brighton.
Fifth race. mile--First. Master
Hand. : to 2. 10 5. l to 2 Second.
vcnizclos. 2 to l. l to J. Third Let :
terman. to 8. Time. 1919 Is. Also
ran. Excelsis. Fitzgibbon. Prudish.
Bravo, Vaientia. Cavendish.
Sixth race, four and n half fur
longs-Flrst. Miss Smith. TO I, : to
> TO :. Second. Pay Dear. TO 3.
to 5. Third. Nantokah. to / Time.
~ seconds. Also ran. SILK Tassel,
sister Sue. Contederacy. Water
Feather. Wedding Chimes. Scgovia.
BriI!ancc. Thesaly. Poor Puss. Gray
Bonnett. Stella Maris. Evelyn Sawyer.
Chiffon. WtEwam, sponsor. simplex
Violet, Merscrcau.
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''PLAYFELLOW" CASE.
UP AGAIN TODAY
LRy rnItcd Nnwsl

NEW YORK. June 12.-David
Harum Couldn't understand it, bus
famous boss trade will again oc-
cupy the attention OF BrookIyu
rlayfel!ow, brother OF Man O'War
VIII be taken up In the appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court.
Claiming that he did not warrant
Playfcllow TO be sound and that no
proof was submitted at the trial
that he had knowledge that tho
horse was defective, James Il. John
son, former owner Of Playfcllow. has
appealed the verdict nj 500 600 re
turned In favor OF Harry :. sinclair.
After the latter purchased Play
fellow he claimed to have d,scov-
cred the horse was a 'Uindsuckcr''
500. 900 back. Sui foiiowcd. orc
jury d!saprceing and a second award
ing Sinclair the fun amount de
mardcd
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POLLARD & E,C;BY. INC,
Real Estate Auct!oncers.

uaole vaean, lots "% one on q we sME ma
Ton Avenue. and the other in SCOTS
In execution OF n decree entered in
NE Chancery Court Of the cry OF
man, who sues. etc. q, al. vs.. Grace
g. Redwood ct ais, entered on De-
cember 90. 1929; will soil by auction.
subject to connrma ton by the court
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il. 1922,
beginning at $50 o'clock l.. NJ,
First: Lot OF land. beginning $50
west line OF Dooley Avenue with the
north line OF Cary Street. or West
hampton Avenue; thence running
westwardiy and fronting on the north
liue OF Wcsthampton Avenue so feet.
thence extending back northwardly
1876 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide; and
Second: Lot OF land. beginning at
the southeast corner OF Henrico
street and High Point Avenue: and
Street l2a feet: thence extending back
southwardiy between parallel lines
IL and Is. in Block in SCOTS Sum
nit Point Subdivision.
TEE ms nc on hoi nrSt lot, one, fourth
ins;allments. payable at 6, ~ and IS
months: on second lot one-third cash
and balance ,:nan in two equal install
The deferred purchase money install
ments To tie evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. with interest added from
day Of sale. or all cash. ut the option
of purchaser: :h6 titis 20 DO retained
until all OF said notes shall have been
paid.
HILL MONTAGUE
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that tho bond re
Quired by tho aforementioned decree
has boon duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVII,LE.
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t igh Constable's Sale

viii sell by public auction. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1922.
) o'clock +. M
a. my storehousc. 1906 East Franklin.
tn. following property. 10 satisfy
distress warrants and executions In
my hands:
Lot Of household and Kitchen Fur
niturc. Player Piano. Elgin Watch.
Mandolin, Ford Touring Car, Guitar,
Nictrola. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
W. II. WYATT. JR..
High Constable. city Richmond
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DiSPLfi CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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LOTS fOH SALE.

FOR SALE.-25 feet by 142 feet. north
side Patterson Avenue. east of Rosoncath
Road $50 per foot. Address Box II
b63, care Thu. Dispatcn
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WASH, I; DETROIT, 6
LEY Associated Pross.l

DETROIT. MICH. June l2.-wash-
lngton punched hits today and de-
feated Detroit, 7 to 6, in the third
game OF the series.
The Tigers rallied strongly in the
ninth but fell one run short OF tying
the score. Zachary hit safely on
his four trips to the plate.
The score:
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
1900 West Grace. l-room Furnished or
un'urnishod apartment and Sleeping
poI N. now or September let.
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FATHERS OF VASSAR SENIORS CAPTURE
BASEBALL GAME FROM THEIR DAUGHTERS
(By Associated Press. /
pOtGIIE EEpSIE

y
OF
IL to
the the
Elmer
Of
hot
bat
he out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
HOONER1S RECORD
is QUESTIONED
IBy Associated Press

flill.ADELPliih June l".--Dcivcrs
INTO athletic statistics have discover
ed that walter HOovcrS time OF
minutes - seconds, in winning the
Philadelphia challenge cup. emile
matte OF the world amateur single
scu!ling championship. over the mile
and quarter course, was not n
world record. Although Il was am
nounccd as such after the race on
the Schuyllk:ll River last Monday. ii
was learned today that two oarsmcn
have made the distance in faster time
than IlooVer'S.
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Pa. Has Young Star.

ATHENA, Pm. June l2--AthonIa
claim. the hrst no.hi,. no-run kid
pitcher OF the year Job Morley.
pitching for Athena High school, az
Canton Saturday, famed fifteen OF
the twenty-sevsn kid batters that
faced him. didn't allow hit. and NO
a Canton boy reached hrst base fFas
Anthenians won, IL to q.
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BROWNS YOUNG HURLER
STOPS NEW YORK YANKS
"Shucks" Pruett, College
Pitcher, Fans Babe" Ruth
I Three Times.
ny Associated Press.

ST LOUIS. $40. June l2.--"Shucke"
Prueit, college pitcher. today gave
the Browns their Arst victory over
the Yankees in the present series
10 l.
Babe" Ruth famed three ;iines
Williams made his fifteenth hom.r
in the first inning with Gerber on
base.
SCOTS triple and Dcvorr7o-s
srounder gave the Yankees a tally in
the nfth.
The score:
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Wnnteti-iU ticiit

bAEAGE-WaHird. TO REM garage near
Monroe Terrace. Phone boulevard 1898
OF Randolph 9ils.
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whit. So, Release catcher.

CHICAGO, June l2--Everett Var
van. catcher OF the Chicago White
Son. was released tonight To the
Kansas City club. OF. tho American
Association. faryan came from the
Wichita club, OF the Western
League