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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

BY local applications. - they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness .requirss eonstiru-
toaal treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE il . constitutieaal rssas-
dy. Catarrhal Deafness b caused by
m inflsmed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have .
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when it 10 entirely closed. Deaf
ness ID the result Unless the inflam-
nation can be reduced, your hearing
may be destroyed forever. HAIES
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through
the blood on the mucous surfaces o4
the system, thus reducing the m
flammation and .restoring noenisl CID
ditions.
Circulars free. All Druggists.
F. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

you 60 to the clerk, he refers you to
the assessor, when you corner them
both, they send you to the Tax Com
mission, and this latter gives it to
you where Mollie wore her beads.
The Judge cited instances Of well
known taxpayers unable 10 pay their
taxes. He related with great gusto
how his wife had become a free hold
er and how owning q corner lot she
had to pay for sidewalks in the front
and side and rear. So much 30, she
crooned her grandchild to sleep para
phrasing Tennysofs charge Of the
light brigade.
Sidewalks to right Of u
Sidewalks to left Of NJ
Sidewalks in front Of a.
Ours not to make reply
Ours not to reason why
Onward the tax gatherers."
If l were Q farmers son and q
newspaper man were to suggest to me
to 60 back to the soil, I'd retort,
"you 60 to that place where snow
balls melt with the velocity Of an
electric current, and stand not upon
the order Of your going, but 60 at
once"
At the conclusion Of the address,
Mr.. E. N. Boagni moved that vote
Of thanks be rendered the judge for
his mastery address and Mayor E.
L. Loeb introduced the following
resolution, both Of which carried
without a dissenting voice. The reso-
luton follows:
Whereas, the people Of this state
are over-taxed due principally to the
over-valuation Of their property, sub
ject to taxation.
And whereas, the constitution re-
cites that such assessments must
reach the actual valuation above COM
planned Of giving to the Tax Commits
sion the right to insist upon this val
uation.
And whereas, this valuation fol-
state purpose may be taken advant.
age of by local subdivisions, which
benefit every parish in this state, 9th
er than two have availed themselves
Of.
And whereas, this one hundred pen
cent valuation for state and Local
purposes, is approaching confiscatior
Of the property % valued.
Now, therefore, be it resolved By
the people Of the parish Of St Ian
dry, in mass meeting assembled, that
we demand Of our representatives and
senator's in the legislature, that they
use their best efforts to bring about
system Of valuation leas oneroul
than the present one-even Il Al
amendment Of the eonstitution y nee
essary to bring about the relief here
in applied for.
That q copy Of thsss resolutions b
furnished the lscal paper and the cit!
papers, with request that they pub
lish the same.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
TRESPASS NOTICE.
NUMBER 20

Public notice II hereby given,
That "LINWOOD" plantation, "TAY.
LOR," "COMO," WEST POINT
"SHACKELFORD" and CYPRESS"
plantations, in Tensas parish, La.
are posted against HUNTING, TRAP
PING, WOOD CUTTING and GEN
ERAL TRESPASSING. violators win
be prosecuted.
MARTIN JACOBY,
Newellton. Il.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

One BLACK HORSE, star In fore
head, about II hands high, one eye
bad, about z years old, mark on side
from trace chains. DISAPPEARED from
"Osceola" plantation on March 10,
1922. Horse bought from Nat Nurry,
at "Justina," and may have strayed
that way. A reward Of FIVE DOL
LARS will be paid for return Of this
horse to me or for information lead
ing to recovery.
A. RICHARD,
"Osceols" Plantation, St Joseph, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

Tanlac Vegetable Pills. are sold
ON a positive guarantee to give per-
feet satisfaction. Try them tonight
and you win be delighted to find
the results you have obtained.-St.
Joseph Drug Co., Ltd.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

For nothing can be broken up,
whether lawful or unlawful, without
. vast amount Of dust, and many
people mumbling and grumbling and
mourning for the good old times
Lorna Doone.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21
FLIES BRING DISEASE!
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KEEP THAT FIRST FLY OUT.

A66K - w
The Fly that Fits About the Face,
Lighting on Food, Leaves in His
Wake Possible disease and Death.
You can't Kill every Fly but You
can Keep Every fly Out BY Proper
Screening. A mild winter and spring
Mean more Flies.
The Screen 10 important. One fly
now Means q thousand More later.
Don't Give the Dread Disease bear
er q Chance to Enter your Home.
We are Prepared to Supply you
With . variety Of Doors, Windows
And Screening Matsrials at reason.
able prices. Our large stock gives you
q Variety to Select From. Shipments
are Made Promptly.
Ask For our Folder describing The
Line and Prices.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-21

Tanlac Is appetizing. invigorating
and Strengthening. Try it and be
convinced.-St. Joseph Drug Co., Ltd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
YANKS WIN DOUBLE
BILL FROM INDIANS
Ruth ClOuts Homer with Sacks
Loaded Meusel's Hitting
Is Feature.

NEW YORK. July Returning
home from a long trip. the Ameri-
cans made good use of their bats
and twice defeated Cleveland Thurs
day by 10 90 and II TO g. Ruth's
home run with the bases filled i'm the
first game gave New York a lead
which il never lost. MeuseTs hitting
was another feature as he hit a
home run. triple two doubles and
two singles. i'm the double header.
I'm the second game the Yankees
knocked out Lindsey i'm the sixth i'm
ming and Schaute. a youngster. was
called iu. It was his first bis league
opportunity and ne struck ont Ruth,
the first man 90 face him. I'm the
next inning. Medsel and Hoffman hit
him for home runs. but ne famed
Ruth again i'm the eighth. Scores:
CHRIST same)
Cleveland ....1o1 600 100 II 3
New York ...o05 100 O4X-1O Is 1
Mails. Bagby and OXEN; Bush
and Hoffman.
Second game1
Cleveland 1000 40 COL I
New York ...OO2 2o4 20N-1I IA I
Lindsey. Schaute and O'Ne.lls
Shawkey and Hoffman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Need Many Months
SIN GOLFERS BEAT
PAR AT SkOkIE CLUB

CHICAGO July g. SO fewer
cham six golfers shot the course of
tGo Skokie country club i'm fewer
.h70 seventy. which is par for the
t.9>f ward links. in practice Thurs
daF for the national open golf
championship which viii start on
that links next Monday
O. L. AlothersOle Of New York
and Tom Kenneth and Jim Weager.
Of Chicago. scored 6N each. while
leo Diesel OF New Orleans. and
Laurie Aytou and Alfred Mack
h3rth. OF chicago ohalked up SO for
fEe is holes Notherso.e set "A re-
cord or 81 for the second nine
Dr. developed Thursday shat the
record 66 shot ON the Skokle course
Yesterday was made by William
Mehl,horu Of Shreveport. La. in
stead 0f leo Dlegel the erroneous
report be.ug due 90 some testing hy
-He PLAYERS with an attache OF the
lh Who made the reports 10 news
papers after the players had left
tae course. pleEel however. did
shoe. the links .n 6S the other day
AND few days aso scored a 90 a.
He.ro.t-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
JOHNNY DUNDEE WINS
FROM JACK SHARkEY

NEW YORK. July 6.-Johnuy
Dundee earned the judges decision
of Jack Sharkey tn a Is round bout
Thursday night. Dundee weighed
I29 pounds and Sharkey 127.
Sharkey loafed along with occa-
sionaI rallies until the fourteeneh.
Dundee did the leading after a
cautions first round but az times
found il difficult 10 reach Sharte.
vino often walked away with his
back turned During several rounds
Sharkey did little except cover up
and with both hands Dundee pep
pered him continually.
Sharkey came out of his shell for
a brief rally ln the fftn and took
another lead in The seventh. Then
Dundee drew blood from a cut over
Snavkey's left eye.
Sharkeys unwilIingness to mix 10
caused chorus III boos from the
crowd at the finish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Charlie Paddock
Says Any Record
May Be Eclipsed
Worlds Greatest Splinter
Tells How New Records
We're Set Last Tuesday.
BY CHARLES w. PADDOCK,


PASADENA, Calf. July 6.-(By
L. P)-Tht Santa Barbara track
was fast when / made those new
records last Tuesday. Eddie sudden,
the Stanford Splinter. was running
in fine form. getting away 20 "a won
derful start. After the first race a
wind spraug up and blew i'm our
faces. slowing up the time somewhat.
None of the records made are
"breakage proof" for always there is
that possibility of everything being
perfect from the competitor 10 the
track including the day itself and
the form i'm which the runner finds
himself When that time comes,
then viii be recorded and % sec
onds for the hundred yards.
Since the DAYS of Arthur Duffy.
critics have been commenting upon
the chances OF a "nine-two' century.
and though 90 date it has eluded all
sprinters. there is small reason to
give up hope. for it viii come
Both Eddie Sudden and / were
sorry that some Of the Eastern
sprinters could not have been ON
hand for the santa Barbara handi-
caps
n will be impossible for either of
MS 10 go East and run in the Ma
tional Championships in september
for several reasons.
The event comes az "a time when
the athletes of the West are not i'm
training aud when most of the COLI
lege stars have been engaged Jon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
HooUer, A merican
Wins FirstHeat in
Diamond Races
Annual Classic Is Hampered
by Rough Sea, Which
Slows Time.

HENLEY ON-THAMES. Eng. July
walter NJ. Hoover, the American
amateur champion. hailing from the
Duluth boat club, buffeted the
Thames breakers TO victory Thurs
day in his frs, neat of the Diamond
SOULS against a young English col
legian. r j. c. Tweed. Interest IN
the race was not as 10 who would
win. but whether the scullers would
be capsized with the weather cOndi-
lions more favorable 20 life boats
than fragile racing shells. The tall
end OF the game with a driving rain
which swept the Thames valley last
night hit the historic royal regatta
as the second days program. but
the race for the Diamond SOULS,
which has been rowed since 1874.
was not delayed on account Of the
storm-t tossed waterway.
Hoover the only American COM
peting at Henley. made a good get
away. undisturbed by the conditions.
lie took the lead and settled his
back against the wind for long,
leisurely stroke suited for a mara
thon distance rather than the mile
and a half of the Henley course. He
was satisfied with finishing a length
and a half ahead Of Tweed and then
pulled To his young opponents boat
and ngratulated him ON his plucky
race
The results OF Thursdays contest
for the Diamond souls We're as eX-
nacted Hoover A A. BayneS Of
Bisbane. Queensland; r. 3. Lythe Of
Chris. college. and J. Berosford.
jr.. OF the Thames club are left for
the semi-fnals Friday.
Hoover's time. 10 minutes and ~
seconds. was the slowesj of the day.
but he experienced the toughest
water and practically no Compet,-
ton from the Cambridge university
youth Hoover is paired with
Bayues Friday Baynes time
Thursday was nine minutes. 50
seconds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Ragens to Oppose
Singer Ball Club
Here Next Sunday
Local Nine Set to Top Visitors
Henning, on Mound, Is
Doped TO Win.

The Rasen baseball club OF CHI
caCo vii, oppose the South Bend
singer nine AZ singer park SUNDAY
afternoon. The Ragen's are rated
AS one OF the foremost clubs OF the
Windy city and are expected 10 give
The local club "a battle.
While the Singer club fell before
-he smuggling Racine outfit al Racine
ON the Fourth the defeat has NOT
put a dampener on the men The
local lineup was incomplete al the
game a. several Of the members OF
the team missed connections in Chi-
cago and We're late in reaching the
Racine park
Hurting for the Ragens is Greis-
baum. who had a short tryout with
the White Sox several years ago. He
is reported as going good and win
ming the majority OF his games Bob
Koehler. former Northwestern foot
ball star is doing the catching for the
visitors Kohler played fullback al
Northwestern and was picked for
an AH-American berth by some OF
the critics.
The Ragens claim 10 nave one OF
the scrappiest clubs In Chicago and
have this year played and won a
number of games against such clubs
as Michigan City, Justin Bros. White
Giants and Aurora
Henning will be back on the
mound for the locals and is doped 20
hand the visitors a licking. He was
$1,000 ,,,, on +ba T-oYrrb al Racine
for a number Of healthy swats but
MS support wabbled AT times, which
got him i'm trouble II he is right
Sunday the game with the Ragens
will undoubtedly be battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Fans " ordering " hat
Is Wrong With Iris
Speakers Ball Gin b

Baseball fans all over the
country are losing sleep over
Cleveland
And when they d. sleer they
ask What's The matter
For the FIRST time since IRIS
Speaker became manager % the
indians -hey are dangling around
She second division.
Dr. the lG wears that Speaker
has been associated with major
League baseball he has newer
finished with a game percentage
as ON as 800.
The big criticism is pitchers.
Another cause is rookie pitch
er~ More than half the defeats
ID 90 June We're credited 90
recruits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
WOMAN SWIMMING STAR
BREAKS WORLDS MARK

NEW YORK. July 6.-For the
third time within a week Miss SybU
Bauer of the Illinois athletic club
Thursday smashed worlds record
marks when she defeated Miss
Dorothy Donahue of the Women's
swimming association Of New York
IN 440-yard swim at the Nanhat-
tam beach lagoon The time was
Sis minutes. 3S So seconds. II %
seconds lower than The previous
worlds record established by her i'm
1921 in the Illinois Athletic club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Geers Expects To
Haze Twenty Nor
Seasons In Sulky
y eteran Grand Circuit Driver
Starts Forty-Second
Season.
Bl RON GROVE

CIeNeiaTdf ghtmCte Tramnc csFF
CLEVELAND. %. July 6-Have
YOU all heard about this poung feu
er Edward FranAIyu bal.as Pop ,
Geers
He's broken into the Grand CIR
cult again
I've MADE over half million
miles pushing horses around The cir
Gle with the driving re.ns." says Pop
and that's just starter
Papa Geers IS just now sneaking
into his seventy year and .t
is only his forty-second campaign
on the Grand Circuit
Plenty of Time
I'm good for - or 30 more years
yet says Geers with a cigar ac-
cent. and an that time I have be-
fore me III spend in the sulky. 100.
When the time comes that 7 can't
climb into the buggy I'm just hang
around the. barns. You couldn't
get me away from my only friends
these horses.
I'm a part OF the game now
First Race in 1872
The only time know anything
about gettn' Old is when my friends
smile al me and kid about IT,"
In a half centuIN with the trot-
ters he has driven so many winners
that he can't remember them
He won his first race I'm 1872 with
Little Dave. and his first Grand Cir
cult in 1887 with Annie w.
His first two-minute performer
was NaDOleOu Direct 1.5g3. ar
Columbus en- 1915.
Since that time Pop Geers has
driven more races than any other
driver alive and the greatest num-
Der OF Grand Circuit races
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
GOSsET. STAR OF BREWERS.
WINS

MILWAUKEE July 6.-Gossett
who took Trifins place al frs,
base when ne vas hanished by TIM
pirs Finneran IN the second. was the
batting star 81 MiRaukeo 10 /
victory over - Paul THURSDAY He
singled in the fourth when the home
club scored two runs and hat home
run in tAs seventh with two men on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
DEMPSEY WILLSGO
AT JERSEY FOURTH
NEXT YEAR, BELIEF
Definite Plans for Champion
ship Bout to be Complete
SQon, Farrell Says.
~ HENRY l.. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. July 6.-CBy l.. P)
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills i'm
Jersey City for the worlds heavy
weight championship around the
fourth next summer.
This is the plan Of Tex Richard
and he may put DO through before
the end Of the week.
Richard has agreed 20 terms with
Wills but has talked with the Demp-
sey side only liz ar indefinite way.
Gamble for Title.
Wills is willing To work For less
thau 100000. showing that he is
willing 90 take gamble for the
title" Rickard said
That is less money than Lew
Tender wanted 10 fight Benny
Leonard
Dempsey says he wants 5000. 900
for his end. but that is absurd and
when It comes 10 real business he
VIII have 90 put q lower estimate on
his value" Richard said
Jersey City is the logical site for
the fight. according 10 Richard.
We have am arena suitable I'm
every way. standing over there. and
30 would be poor business To- spend
q couple of hundred thousand dol
lars putting up another one some
place else" he said
Need Many Months
When Jack kearns talks about
staging the fight I'm go days. Richard
looks ON DO as "staud-off"
So one knows better than Kearus
THAT .t would take mt least eight
months az hard work 90 get ready
for such "a nig fight Getting the tic
kats ready and circulated would re-
auire ar least 10 - II weeks and
that would run the fight up into the
tredcher0us weather. Richard said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

KANSAS CITY. july e-Kansas
City defeated Minneapolis in the
Ars- game OF the series here Thurs
day. 20 ! Ray Caldwell, pitching
for Kansas City. was unhittable in
the pinches. NcGraw. the Visiting
hurler was wild az the stare and
hits turned his passes into runs.
Score
Minneapolis 300 600 0i0 II .
Kansas CITY sec 1e2 06v-6 8 7
McGraw and Mayer; Caldwell and
Skiff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
BIG MuNfY

CHICAGO. July o. Jack
ke4rus manager Tor Jack
ptmu-ey. heaVyve CHAM
r.ou. announced tonight he had
received an offer of sl0a.000
u-th provision foy ffty per
cent of the Eate recs.pJ- fol
DEMPSEY 90 box Harry Greb
HEhf ntaEpWe.sH mulou at
Piisaurg On Labor dag
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
Club Golfers To
Play Fast Team
From St. Joseph
Crucial Contest for Local
, Team Dan Sanders Back
IN Lineup.

The South Bend Country club
E0lf team faces it's NOSE crucial SER
j.. of The year Saturday when they
hook up with tho strong ST. Joseph
team at the Bcrrien County Country
club. Captain Hiscys hOpcfuls are
now trailing Ire So. Joseph outdt and
va win for the locals at this critical
time viii assure them OF the 1922
Valley championship
Dan Sanders viii DE iu the lnc-up
SATURDAY which helps the team mat
-1riauy both nm morale and fighting
-power The lcad-on men for south
bend viii Dee taxed TO their limit to-
blown Campbell Davidson and Kent
don their own course and ~ they are
buccessfuI the rest OF The team
ikhould come through safely which
IN0uld mean the lead for the Chain
III. Lakes stars.
NH Besides SANDERS and Hsey. EI-
.iluoro Beck Hottie. DUNCAN. Bennett.
ifD Eomine and Marshall viii proc
llably make up the rest ot the line
NIL Today the women viii play their
ifel ectei score tournament which WAS
ihoslpoued from last week ou ace
louut OF rain This VIII be- au IS
hole event and the PLAYER making
lRhe best score for D. selected holes
will win The trophy PaiuHgs VIII
ife made at Che club and starIug
me Nll h~ 1850 o'clock.
ri BACH Cady 1916 Trans Mississippi
champion and one 90 the best known
n EoIfcrs zoo the United states was the
tlle~r 90 T. ~ Fish az the club YES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
SEIB'S PITCHING Is
WINNER FOR INDIANS

INDIANAPOLIS. July 6.-Sieb let
Toledo down with four hits Thurs
day and indianapolis won the open
OF OF the series from Toledo, 3 %
.. one Of the four hits made by the
visitors was a homer over the right
field wall by Terry, VINO pitched FOR
Toledo Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
REns nnMN sIIIINAN

SULLIVAN Ind. July 6-The
Cincinnati Reds defeated The Suill-
van Shoe Neu iU an exhibition game
here Thursday s Go Williams.
whose SLOW BAH proved a puzzle 70
The Chicago cubs some time ago.
was pounded Thursday for IA hits
that counted Tor a bases The score;
Cincinnati -.---....-.-. .--.-> =
sullivan ...- .---..- .-.---- =
Seheu ardIu.z. Williams and
johnson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
MEDIA TROTS FAST
HEAT And FEATURES
AT NORTH RANDALL
Gets Away Badly in 200 Trot
Event, But Comes Back
Strong

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
American IenEne.
American Association
W.. ..
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.

- AfhbAa - hF-A IL -
National League.
New York o. PItIsburg o.
ErouhfEu s. Louis a.
SO others scheduled
American League.
chicago %. Philadelphia s..
cleveland g New York 1o. tlsr game
tIHrr.Iud g. New Qrk II end game
So others scheduled
american Association.
Indianapolis %. Toledo
Parl { Milwaukee g.
columbus l1- Louisville ..
Minneapolis 2 Kansas CITY 8
southern Association
Nashville Atlanta =
Mobile 3 Memphis
chattanooga ! Birmingham 2
NeW Orleans .. Little Rock 9.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Boston ar Chicago
BROOKLYN at 81. Louis
New lOrk 3t Pittsburg
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
So Louis q Boston.
Detroit no Washington.
Cleveland az New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

ia-,- pU1 Nas eGec.lfe all thF
way. score.
- Paul uHu lhn utn-4 10 '
Milsaahse -eh' ZOO @t'-5 -
Benton and Gonzales. Pott and
Ayart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
NATIONAL PASTIME
PROVES BIG EVENT
IN WEST--HUGGINS
Yankee Boss. Back From
Western Swing, Sees Games
Popularity i'm West.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.

NEW YORK. July 6.-CBy I. \.
s)-The 1oodtide Of basebalrs pros
perity has been reached in the West
according TO Miller Higgins. who
arrived here today at the head Of
the Yankees with a careworn rec
ord as a club. Record crowds greet
ed the Nauks everywhere to say
nothing of verbal raspberrles in
large red numbers In spite OF the
fact that the team has been ratfon-
lied largely by hcarsay AT the Polo
grounds. it drew more customers in
The land of the setting sun says
Higgins than ever it did I'm the good
glad free spending days of 1920 and
1921
"I never saw such enthusiasm as
was displayed particularly i'm ST..
Louis and Detroit" Higgins de-
clared. Good weather and bad they
crowded the parks for nearly every
game the Yankees played. OF course.
St. Louis. Detroit and Chicago are
up I'm the race. and that made a
difference. but i'm Cleveland. we
drew just rs we'll That was remark
able I'm view of the fact that the In
dams are down i'm the race and
Ruth was suspended for the entire
series"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
American League.

New york. O. PltlsburE O.
EroUhfEu o. s. Louis "a
$50 others scheduled