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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-29
CARDINALS GRAB
FINAL GAME OF
GIANTS SERIES
Champions Take First
End Of Double-header;
Cubs Blank Braves

NEW YORK. July 18th. New York
Giants made II four out of five from A.
Louis today BY dividing double header
with tho Cardinals. Tho champions con-
tinu-d their heavy hit,ins in the fret
game. knocking UoAk out - the bop
nFain hnd winning. - 4. UalneH pitched
81 Louis 70 80 victory In the second
game. but had narrow escape In the
ninth when tho Giants scored all their
runs after two weie out.
Rogers UornHbY hit hts twenty seventh
homer Of thu season In tho eighth Inning
~ the first game, tying the National
League record established by 20 william.
aln Of tho Old chicago Nationals IN issi
John lteydlcr. proRldtnt Of the National
league and Gommlasloner X. ~ Lands
witneHaed tho games.
First Game.
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CRUTAFODA WINS
FAST RACE FROM
FLEET HOUNDS
Soberhead Wins Good
Race; Higher Hopes
Turns Fast Time

Cruta Foda, fast stabllshln1 n
track record for consistent winning.
again added another first to a long
string OF winnings when she out
ran Olive Cannon on the stretch In
the feature race at Mid-Contlnent..
Soberhead took a good race from
Crosspatch in the fifth event when
he was first Off and never headed
Higher Hopes easily won over Tu-
reen on the stretch and turned in a
time OF 20 flat In the second race.
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Bass Wins Game.

oKMULGEE. July 2S.--Bass' dou-
BILE TO left center IN the twelfth
inning scored Jim Scholz and en-
ablod the locals to make clean
sweep OF the series. giving the locals
the third game by a score OF TO g.,
Score by innings: II, II. r..
Sp'gf'ld ..1O2 600 200 OO0-5 l5 2
O'mulg'e 100 900 04O 001--6 II /
Batteries: Rein. Jones and White.
Crockett. Wills and Agnew.
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DENVER DIVIDES
DOUBLE-HEADER
WITH BUFFAL0ES
Forced in Winning
Run for Saints and
Hollanders Lose

DENVER, July s..--Tskins the f'rs,
saps rom omsha here this afternoon, 0
To A. In a sse-snw slugEins match. the
Bears dropped the second. 10 10 0. when
they w.rs unable 10 connect with Okriss
sants The omaha tvitier permitted the
Bruins only three bingles. snd the locals
committed five srtors that helped 20
swell the visitors total A feature Of tho
double e-heads' was the work Of Barney
Burch, omaha club president and man.
Hgor. who pitched sir innings OF the fret
game and performed behind the bat In
the second.
FIRST Game.
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Miners Dump Diggcrs.

MALEsTER. July 2s.--McAics-
ter outhit Joplin, but the Miners
punched their safeties and won the
last OF the series from the Digers
IN a lo-inning battle, 6 to 4.
Score by innings;
Joplin -. 600 i20 000---6 8 9
McAlester ...O10 002 00O--4 IL s
atteries--Hodgos and Mealey;
Carney and White.
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GEORGE BOEHLER IS
HERO IN FIRST MIX
WITH LZZIE COMBINE
Black Goes Bad in Ninth and Tulsa's Hurting Ace Is
Sent in to Stem the Tide Pitches Brilliant Ball and
Drives in Run in Eleventh to Keep Ahead Of Wichita;
Errors Spoil Game.

WICHITA July est took George Boehler to beat the
zzes almost single handed here today in hectic 12nnng
thriller put for the Wchitas return from long
trip For although Tulsa should have easily and early
some ragged support received by both Black and Boeher
and Indifferent base running by the Oilers prolonged
the game to 12nnng battle and almost allowed Wichita
to win it in the ninth when with the tied
and third and only out Boeher made Butler
ground out and famed Manda three pitched balls in the
pner
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sBattsd for ClcmonH In ninth.
sSBnttod for Ioak In seventh.
nstiattei Tor stuart IN ninth.
Score ny Innings
81 Louis '.s''' 's.'.''.'2lO 600 OlO-t
New York ...,...........00 100 07N-s
Summary Two-base hits--BHncroft
Tournier ". Fmith Three-bass hits,
Smith. FrisCh, n. Smith. Homo runs-Meu-
sci Uornly. NahoH on bails-On Ryan 2.
off DoHk I, of stuart !. struck out-ny
Ryan Z, by Doak 2, by Stuart !. Runs
FlAck, J. Smith Hornsby, Fnurnier. Ban
croft 2, Frisch, Mouscl 2, Kelly. Steusel, n.
Smith. Errors. Smith 2, FriSch.
Second Game,
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Rhll.dslrhia.
cinsirnsu.


sliatted for Winters In eighth.
Score by innings
AlN'lNNhll sssssssssss wv loN lNN--A =
PhlladslphiA ..........OOl 100 o50--
Summary' Two-bAse nits--Fonseca, PIN
eln Harper. Duncan. Walker winters
Three base hits-Dnubert, Caveney Home
runs--Lee o. Williams. Double plays--Fon-
SEGA TO Cavoney to pgubert 2, Fletcher TO
Parkinson to Lee 2. fonsera to paubert.
Bases on balls-Dfr Winters 2, off Dono-
hug ?, on Uubbell :. struck nut-hy Sim
gleton l. by pouohue I. by Winters 2,
Runs-Burns 2, pauhert ?, Duncan, Har-
pcr, Fonsoca, ilRrgraVe, pinelN >. Coveney,
Parkinson, Williams, Walker, Mnkan,
Fletcher Lee ., Errors s--Daubort CRveney
2, Winters.
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pEs MONIES. Juty B,--Davis bestod
Cooper IN a fine pitchers battle and Sioux
city beat Dts Moines today, to 2. The
visitors scored all of their runs In tho
two errors Davis allowed four hits In
the final five innings the sioux city pitch
or retired tho locals In one, twa. three
order,
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Xone out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
ct. Joseph e, ,,.....00l ol0 00h ot-a
Oklahoma City ,,.,.,i00 100 900 00--2
Summary Runs; Ginglardi. Fisher,
Browne, Grabowski. Errors-Felher. Cor
riden. Browne, Earned runs-Oklhhoma
city I, St Joseph !, Base on balls-On
Grover 1, off Allen 4. struck out-By
Grover :, by Allen 0. Left on bases--Okla-
hona city II, ST. Joseph 3. wild glitch
Grover. Two-bAss hits-Olson. Ginglardi.
Windls. Three-base hits-Browne Fisher.
Double plays KrueEer 10 Felber. Allen
Co windls to Mcdaniel ,. Sacrifice hits
Grabowsld Umpires-Ormsby and Holmes
Time--2:lT.
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Record Holder Goes Up.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, July 2s,
Charles Ollinger, pitcher OF the
Florida state league, holding a rec
ord OF 80 innings without a run be-
ing scored against him. has been
sold 10 the Brooklyn Nationals and
will report about August 81.
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Games for This
. Week

wEsTEKN LEAGUE
saturday.
TULSA AT WICHITA tno game Thurs
day.,
omaha at Denver,
Oklahoma city at 81, Joseph.
Sioux city NJ Deg hOines
AMERICAN, ASSOCIATION
saturday.
Toledo a. Milwaukee
Columbus az Kansas City
Louisville at st. Paul
indianapolis at MiuneApolis
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
saturday.
Chattanooga at New Orleans,
Llttle Rock at Mobile.
Memphis NJ Atlanta,
NathNilla AZ birmingham
TENAs LEAGUE.
Saturday.
Galveston at Shreveport.
Houston at Dallas
beaumont at wichita Falls,
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
sOUTHMESTEHN LEAGUE
saturday.
Indcpendenco at Sapulpa,
Topeka at MuskoEee.
Hutchinson at BRrtlesville.
SAlinA at cOffeyville.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
saturday.
sprIngfield at McAlester,
Henrystta at Enid,
Fort Smith at PawhuskA
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SGYESTER-
W DAYS


Western League.
At WICHITA q. TULSA 7.
~ beH Moines 2, Sioux city D.
Al 81. Joseph 3, Oklahoma city O.
At Denver o, omaha s.
American League,
A. Cleveland .. Philadelphia 70.
~ Chicago Z, Boston J tlO innings),
AZ Detroit 6. Washington 3.
At ST. Louis g. New York 7,
National League.
At New York So. 81. Louis ta
At Boston o, Chicago ..
~ Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati II.
At Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 2.
Texas League.
A. Dallas .. beaumont 3.
A. Fort Worth 8. Galveston 4,
At shreveport 5, San Antonio &.
At Wichita Falls 6. Houston D.
American Association.
A. Milwaukee 2, Toledo !,
Al ST, Paul s, Louisville 4.
At Minneapolis s, Indianapolis
At Kansas city II. Columbus 2.
Southern Association.
At Birmingham I. Nashville q,
AZ New orleans q, Chattanooga o,
AZ Mobile l, Little Rock g.
Western Association.
Al Okmulges 8, Springfield .,
AZ Enid i0-B. Fort Smith ~,
Al hcAlester =. Joplin q,
Al pawhuska o, Henryetta 10.
Southwestern League.
A. Bartlesvllle ~. Hutchinson 5,
At Muskogee 8, Joplin II,
At sapulpa 6. Independence Z.
Only games available.
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.H"Neh lhhinss ny hsteeWehtls
q Grnntham 2 Manu,h 2, Griffin y b'con.
nor l, wilcox Z. Burch 3, Okrie 1. Errors
Grentham /. Comes I, Kerr 2, Boneliy ?.
Earned rnns-Omaha 10. Denver o. Stol-
base hits-Griffin. Burch 2. Three-bass
hit--Griffin. Sacrifice hit--GranthAm,
Manush. Sacrifice Fly-Msnush. Double
lason TO Wilcox TO Griffin, Gislason 10 Will
cox. Left on base-Omaha 6, Denver I.
Struck out--By Okria 3, by Voorheis 2.
BaRe on balis-on okris 2, off VOORHEES,
=. off Bonsliy 1. Hts and runs-On Voor-
heis 9 and In IA. Oft Bonelly and
In Ia. off SteengrAfe and In s.
HIT by pitche1-GiSason by fWnelly. wild
pltch-Boneily. umpires-Davis and FitI-
patrick. Timo-l:b0.
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Saints 81 Indians 3.

ST. JOSEPH. July gs.-rRoy Allen forced
In tho winning run for 81. Joseph today In
the eleventh inning when he walked Nuter
with the bases loaded. The score was .
to 2. Allen had purposely walked steven
son and Mcdonald following Fishers drive
through the infleld that too ka bad hop,
went past Pitt in right and put Fisher on
third. Grover and Allen staged = pretty
pitching duel
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An eastern railroad is experiment.
ing with freight car with body
consisting OF nine steel boxes,
which can be lifted by cranes 20 save
transferring their contents and that
are fire and burglar proof.
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nnergency,



Black starts.
Rlack started for Tulsa ana
pitched invlncible bail for fogr and
a third innings turning bach the
IzzieA In order. Tulsa had obtained
a four run lead Ia the meantime
punching seven hits Off Gregory
in tho first two frames.
wIchita'a one run in the fifth was
earned. In tho eighth. Crosby
dropped a foul Fly Off Griffins bat
and the wichita catcher then hit
the ball over the fence and put Wich-
itR within n run OF Tulsa.
In tho last OF tho ninth the Izzies
tied up the count without n hit.
Black started by walking Blnkesley
and when no gave Washburn two
balls tho southpaw was hastily
jerked and George Boehler. mayor
OF Tulsa next year II he wants IL.
was inserted. Boehler walked
wash" before he got started. Then
East advanced him with bunt'
Boehler uncorked n Wild pitch
which brought In Blakesley with the
tying run.
Here Ia where Wichita had a gold
en- opportunity, with Washburn on
third and Butler up and only one
out. for Berger had been walked.
The squeeze play was called for
however and Butler huntod straight
into Boehler's hands and was IN
easy OUT. whilo Washburn was held
at third. Manda then famed on
three pitched balls.
Looked like Winner.
Musser had taken UP the pitching
for wichita In the ninth. He was In
tfin la
eleventh Tulsa looked like II sure
winner again This time George
Boehler was the hero again. McGin-
mis- had doubled and gone to third
on a sacrifice. Boehler thcn singled
cleaniy and brought In what looked
like the winning run. In tho wichita
half OF tho eleventh East led Off
with walk and stloe second, catch
ing the oilers sound asleep. hut
Boehler famed Verger and caused
Butler TO pop up. Manda was up
and hit n drive to left field: Benz
nett ran back. got the ball squarely
in his mitts and then dropped II. al
flowing East TO trot across with the
tying run.
But the Oilers camo back and end
ed IL In the twelfth when Davis sin-
gled and scored on Bauman's dou-
BILE. Crosby's hit over second brought
In Bauman and this was the run
needed.
The Izzies were not yet through.
They exploded another rally which
scared tho oilers into several more
Nightmares. Maun hit for Musser
and singled TO right. Smith forced
him at second on lucky play for
Tulsa as McGinnis dropped his fly
and then threw to second In time "a
get Maun. Blakcsley famed. Smith
was allowed 10 steal unmolested and
when Washburn hit 10 right hC
scored. East smashed one past third
for n single. The tying run was or
second and the winning run on first
but George Boehler didn't trust hii
fielders this time and putting on Q
world of steam famed Joe Berger
for the final out.
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families OF Tulsans arrived at the
source of Tulsa's future water sup
ply. Among those now sojourning
on the Spavinaw, according to Glib
bons are Arlie Cripe, Ben Lancas-
ter and DR.. ". w. MaygInnis.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Cinolnnati
bRtted singleton and Winters hard today
and won tho final gamesot the Eerles with
IL TO T. Clift Lee, the To-
cals first bRsoman. made two homo runs
hit his sixteenth circuit smash OF the
season In the eighth,
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nROOKLYN, July S.-prooklyn made
tho series two out OF three by taking a
close game from Pittsburgh today. The
score was to ?. Vance being slightly
iuckier than Adams. Carey stole four
bases but could not score. Deberry's time.
ly double in the seventh won tho gamo
for the Dodgers,
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SAPULPA. July 2S.-Independ-
eHco got TO Atchley early here today
and took the second game OF the
series from the Yankees 10 6.
Score by innings,
Independence 0O2 goa O00--7 II ?
Sapulpa 1000 GOO 0i2-6 Q 8
Batterles-Boyd and Pemberton;
A.chley. Adair and Funk,
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Cubs o. IirnyrN o.

BOSTON. July 2S.--percy Jones Of chi
cago held the Braves to five hits today
and Chicago shut out Boston. TO 0. The
hitting and fielding of Terry featured,
while Unllocher's work IN the field cut
Oft several possible runs for tho Braves,
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Breliyn
Snstted for Adams In ninth.

xBstted for Adams IN ninth.
Score by inninga'
Pittsburgh ....,,,,.....,iOo 600 100
Brooklyn .........., 100 oOO 20N-5
Summary. Two-bssS hits-Grimm, De
berry. Three-hAse hit--Griff,th. Double
plays-Olsnn and Mitchell. Olson to Ward
HAsen on balls--On Vance ,. Struck out
By Adams a. by Vance .. Runs Msran-
Vtile Grimm. 7. Griffith. Ward, peberry.
Errors-Grlmm, Gooch, Ward. Deberry.
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Summary: Sacrifice hits--Davis,
Lamb, LcliyeIt, Crosby. East Two
base hits-i,cnnett 2. Bauman, Me-
Ginnis 2, Berger. Home run--Grif-
fin. Stolen bascs--Smith. Blnkcs-
ley. Fast. Hits and runs--off Black
3 and q In y, Musscr ana IN
4. Double piays--Bcrgcr 10 Butler
10 Washburn. East to Griffin, Bnu-
man TO Mct'innis TO Dciivclt. Struck
out--by Musser 1, by Black I. by
Bochlcr 4. Base on bnlls---off Mus
ser 4, Black 2, Boehlcr 3. Lett on
bases--Wichitn \. Tulsa 10. Earned
| runs--Tuisa q, Wichita b. wild
Pitchcs--Grcgory, Bochlcr. Hit by
! pltchcr--Iamb. by Gregory. Um-
pircs--Andcrson and Lewis. Time
2.25.
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shine Wild Bill. first; Champ Clark.
eecond; Rainbow Cannon, third.
Time q 2-5 seconds. Billy j.. Stem
winder and Alice Cannon also ran.
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xRan Tor y. smith In ninth,
TNBatted for Eehf IN seventh.
GxNBattri for Causoy In ninth.
Score by Innings!
81. Luuis .........,.....rio iio ooo--i
New York ....,.........O0 600 o03-3
summary; Two-bsss hits-Lavau and
Hotnsby. Thrce-base hitE-MAnn, Cum
ningham. Double plays-Haines. Lavan
and Gainer, stock to Hornsby. Dhsea on
hslls-On fiaines q. Off Nehf 2, Off
Cnusey I. struck out--By Halnes ., by
Nehf .. Runs-FlRck .. schultz, Ainsmith.
Young, SINNERS, Cunningham. Error
Stengei.
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O'Conner, wilcox 2. spencer. Burch.
Comes Wright 2. Long Kerr ., Patterson.
kuhullen. Etroru--Apporson. Granthem,
Bomes Klihullen. Lukanovic. Earned runs
Omaha =, Denver o stolen base-Wil-
cox. Two-base hits-Apperson. Aanush.
utifnn. Spencer, Hurch. Parker. Three
1omes. struck out--Hy Lukanoyic s, by
Hall I. ny Burch a Base on bsllS-Ou
Lukanovic >. Off Butch ]: Donble plays
20 Kerr. Hit by pitcher--Kilhullen by
Burch. Wild pitch--Luksnovlc. Runs and
hits-,On Temple 9 and In ! inning. off
Hurch ana In innings off Lukanovic
4 and 10 In innings. off Hall and 2 In
! inning. Let on baseH-Denver s. Omaha
.. umplres-Dayis and Fitzpatrick, Tinc
- IS.
Second Gams.
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sIOSs tity


Score by innings; - -.
Des Mones ..,,.. ....,,.lOi 900 o00-2
summary: Runr-F,sh. Metz. Ostergard'
Mattick, Query, Gcnin. Errors-Wilson,
Cooper. Two-base hits--Grsney, Mattlck'
sacrifice hit--HorAn, stolen oases-Hem-
lngwRy, ElBh, Ostergard. Left ON Rses-
Sioux city g. Des Moines 6. struck out
ny Davis ., by Cooper 7. Base on balls
orr Davis 4. of Cooper 2, Earned runs
Sioux ity :. or bes Moiues ?. Losing pitch
er-Cooper winning pitcher-Davis, tm-
pires-Held ana Donahue. Time-l;so'
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summRryi Two-base hits-Terry, Double
plHys-H ollocher to Terry 10 Barber, Hol-
iochCr 60 nArher Holke 10 Ford TO Holke,
Base on hslls---ot Jones = or Oesehger
2 OFT HraNton g Struck out--By Jones !,
by OoscnEtI J. uns--Heathcote Hollo-
cher. Terry 2, narber, Friberg, Krug,
o Farrell, Jones. Errors-Boeckel, Kopt
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Totals ..... IA 10 S1 ~
x--ISattcd for Gregory I'm eighth.
xx--Battsd for Musser In twelfth.
Score by inningsi
Tulsa ......,i3O 600 600 OFT
Wichfet ...... 900 OfO O2f Off
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Totals sSia a1lS TO,h. 50 S2I Il
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APPRAISERS R | [ Will
HERE I. MONDAY !.
|ElMen# Appointed to Set Value
On p I -: = /. Koen Build "a
ing Next Week

BENNINGTON, uly 2 9 - p-
appointed yesterday.
or@the purpose OF setting a valu-i
Ratfon#upon the y. t. Koen build.
between the Clarksburg street
Pyles Fork bridges here, and
vii lmeetS M onday morning In
agree on the value,
V sGonridlemnation Of this building.
y was ordered several days ago by
18th city. 4, n
Thirteen men were appointed
the court and both defendant
Ina 81 aintiff struck off four
names leaving five men to do the
ssssWor They are j :. NJ. Broom.
field, ohm T. Phillips. o. S: Nc
ssISinney and E. C.gJones, business
memo "a Fairmonts and John Nj.
sHaggsrty. II a F'armin gton mer-
safSPreVio to the condemnation
s.ofs this building Mr.. Koen was
asked TO set a price upon the
He asked 5 5 5000. The
Getty eommis offered him
ISIlso0 (which Mr.. Koen refused,
Understood that the value set
Enpon the property by the five
linen sap > ointed will be the final
Sprice Il,
When the two new bridges are
abuiIt sreplacing the old structures
x.staISd lg now, this building, one.
yS5fMheS old est in Warrington, Will
II ;haTeB to be removed in order toi
makeEsufficient room for the conIl
scretesW There has been some!
aIk#of$erecting "a new city build
&fng8where the old 5Koen structure
nov stands. but nothing definite!
hasEbeen done toward that yet.
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CONVENTION DATES
ANNOUNCED TODAY

MANNINGTON, July " 80
Harry f. Furbee, secretary Of the
Marion County Sunday School
Ass ociation, announced this morn
ing the dates for the county and
district Sunday school conventions
to be held in MarionlCounty this
year.
Mr.. Barbe said today that plans
are being made for a number of
good speakers, and the conven-
tons will be attended by a large
number of representatives from
the various schools. The county
convention, to be held at the
Palatine Baptist Church October
5 and viii close a great year in
Sunday sch DOL work, it's declared.
The conventions in order Of
their dates are as follows: eff
Lincoln District, at Downs M.
e. Church, August 49,: Manning
ton District, at M etZ NJ. e. Church
South, August II; Union District,
at Walnut Grove, August 20;
Fairmont District, at Monumental
M. e. Church South, August "a;
Paw Paw District, at Baxter NJ. E.
Church, August 81, Grant Dis
trict, at Eldora M, p. Church.
September 3; Winfield District, at
MT. Zion Church, September II.
The county convention will be
held at the Palatlne Baptist
Church in Fairmont October 5
aud e E8sE5W3# st s a5g l5s l58a4 FIX sE&fF
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W NJ 9sE
LAST GAM NET e ING
VILE Be Held IL MlGHT
5"JN {, III ]: G & J, RNWnIsIs,'

The last Of a series ots canrs
meeting being he1d this sWeek an
the NJ. E. Church camp satsyV ataona
will be conducted toni ght
o. Feasters group ii
J. M jacobs and Oscar Hayes
will be the speakers tond ghEss
meeting. Cars will gleaYesth M III
on Fairn1ont avenue att 6::3D #t1iss
evening. Services vi ~ begin
O'Clock. ssssss
Notwithstandingt heSh eaYysE ain
yesterday atternoon,af odsn1sat-i
ing was held last n1g ht:s ~
5Denham's workers were nSclIargas
Of the session. sss