davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-08-17

7, block 40; lots o. is. is. 20, 20 and
"a, block 17e; all Of block Iii; all of
block I72; ali Of block 173; lots IA. Is,
M g. r. q .nS and a. T.. block Sssk s H. all 0ts
ISL except lots II, 10, 20. 2l, 20, 2s and
"a; all of block 1S3; ali OF block 1874;
ali Of block 1856.
Roach's Addition to Herington
IT, o. e oe q Is iss e. Of + lot ct H. lot
Hilps Aaditfon to Heranktsn
N Ia Of lot (so IT.; street property
Of city.
Brseaway Additis. to HeraaEtsn
Lots I and Q. block /; lots ., 4 and
8, block 1.
seAiIIi.s Addition 10 Hsri.stss !.
., block 8.
Hswiey's Aaditlsn 60 Heringten
Lot II. block Z.
Dodderiage's Aasitien to Heriagten
Lots ! and 3 block ..
Thenpsen's Aaaitten - Herlngssn
Lots /. 3 k7,. and II block I; lots
block BE x q; :nc lots ens anal il. block {; @ lots /.
8 and s, block g.: all block II except
lots 81 and %; lots is, 2i and %, block
Lowers Addition to Hertngtsn
Lot 81 and Sh Of -, lot 80, lot 80.
Murray's Aadltion to Herfngten
Lots III and l3, block 2: lots 10 and
IL, block 3; lots Z, and IL. block ..
shephera's Aadftfen to Heringten
Lots 1 and ). block 4; ny lot 1, block
9; lots 2, 4, and 8, block 8.
Dolan's AaAitieA 10 Heringtsn
81 lot and all and M Of ), block
1; Sk of lot s and M 6. block Il lots
Is. ~, 1s and 81, block 2; lots IL, ~
and 81, block 8.
MaseeIlaneous Tracts, Heringten
Com. 2os n. n of Sw cor. sen IL
is-lE, E $50 IT to Creech Ad-, n along
w side of said edition 100 IT. w $50
IT. 10 WA sec. line, 8 Zoe ft: to beg. ;
beg. 2se n. W Of NV cor. block lts
creeeh Ad-, W IS IT, 8 1to n. y is IT.
SWK Of sec. I1-IS-4E.. between original
plat of Herington on the east and sec.
line between sections II and u on the
sec. line OF Sec. IL running z and W
on the north; beg. t3o II N and lt7
r.. W Of Nh cor. block . Murray's Ad-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-11-02
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the TWEEN.
tieth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Roosevelt
Cecilia Fossum, Plaintiff,
Edwin b. FOssum, ----------- Defendant.
The State of Montana Sends Greet
ings to the above named defendant,
and to each of them:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the Clerk
Of this Court, a copy Of which is here
with served upon n of you in each
county wherein any of you reside, and
to file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after service OF
this Summons, exclusive Of the day of
service; and in case of your failure
to appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against you, by default, for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Said action is brought by the plain
tiff against the defendant for the pur-
pose of securing a decree of diverse
and custody of Constance Fossum and
Wesley Fossum, minor children of
plaintiff and defendant, on the
grounds of willful neglect for a per-
iod of more than one year last past,
and the grounds of desertion for a
period of more than one year last past
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without cause, and against plaintiffs
will and without her consent. Fol-
further particulars see plaintiffs
complaint on file herein.
Witness my hand and seal of said
Court this 28th day of August, 1922.
Thos. R. Forbes, Clerk.
By N. U. Helmer, Deputy Clerk.
(Seal) 36-4t
H. A. Schoening,
Wolf Point, Montana.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-11-02
ECONOMY TICKET

County Commissioner
w. L. Young, Wolf Point.
Clerk and Recorder
w. J. Hardie, McCabe.
County Treasurer
Roy M. Kellogg, Lanark.
Sheriff
John H. Anderson, Froid.
County Attorney
l.. A. Brown, Froid.
Assessor
John Curran, Brockton.
Surveyor
Fay Bartholomew, Wolf Point
Supt. of Schools
Nina McFarlan, Bainville.
For Permanent County Seat
Wolf Point
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yer 64a r st.. Washington. r.. G
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Ho~e and Business Needs
0rrRER

urrs re Nxrs sor1HErN cassfsr! shst
secs 4NFN here COOKS aaf serves ainnsr
- rIiaa 70 az MlHaN Ff sN1~T r~ffre he~ru~tr
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Ysrl.

AZ si@ catN1fIl Mourtains. rnooern health
resort. 0uiet place Tor corSaieNccnis and
ktexa aesiring vtAnga ~ environments IDEAL
farwnWnnirNA - tnterculAf nor objection.
eols eaNwA. BNtNA VISTA REST HOME.
Na0n1 Tor. 9rvsa~ County, Nsw York.
sAFLKnr NSr FARM, Lroson Pals. y. "
elsafricif, hanflna. fare ki.ra. IAona q
crotqr falls. sia un.
glsN3vHTEA MOUSSE, Brewster. ~. "
Anaeriear nrd NurOpenn plan onen AL year.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

-vve ,.lI ray tinhest posslele rFices tor
fmruftMre Musute. spts. pianNe. br5c-a-
tfre. horNs sebr@a - art. NORMAN, sS
University plHc0. Phone stusvesant e17T.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

wA<TrD-Eirst class condition. second hand
BslknRp addressing machine, motor driven
siafe price, particulars and IL any stencils or
lists on hand. H. G. BARTON. 81 Worth
~. New York.
RUSSIAN sable coat or cape, king birds
paradise. A 1860 Herald. Brooklyn.
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Miscellaneous.
HOTEL op-oRTyNITr.
EXCEPTIONAL.
NEW YORK CITY.

Logical propos!ti5n elderly man
and wife or womasl-
No dining room 20 absorb any
part OF earnings OF rooms.
4 niop; commendab,e residential
lotel--s0 rooms.
Waiting ilet. Ysorly net eorYl-
il0a FIFTEEN Thousand Doilura.
Cnexpired long and favoraSl.
lease and complete furnishings for
gale.
$4,000 first cash couneMt re-
Gsired.
Ample time for balance. Entire
investment returned within three
geuT9.
Rigid examination invited. Ap-
pHcents must prove worthy.
Please do not heed this advvr-
tiseiiient unless thoroughly inter
csted TO acquire small respect
able hotel aud you possess right
character and required cash.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT,
PEASE & ELLf%AN.
$40 MADISON AVENUE.
NEW YORK CITY. y. y.
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Long Island

WOODffAvENr>913 e1st ST., between Fulton
And Atlantic nv.--Modern two rooms and
hitchenettc, bath, heat, gas. electricity: con-
venient TO l.. /. r. r.; adults only. Call or
phone Richmond Hill ss3S.
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ne materials. locotsd central SeN Jersey .
entahiisnea ~ years VI! seh az q pari
columns again. Write promptly u Interested,
Il ga Herald. $50 broadway.
OH. lease of 100 acres N good RanSas
field with production al around railroad
ana town elite oa lard. fine proposition for
OF giva diillinF contract. r. ~ Moshor, Jr..
i025 scarfiu az. Kansas City. NO
STORY bastrets building. doube store.
reni corner. e~'aAlishrd business - vrers.
With ~. wi'hoai business; goinE @ caiiiot-
GESUNG 4 DAY,
MANurAcrURiNG plant. staple metal srii-
Gle n great demand. wholesals Ard retail
established - ssats, hlshfsi eihndlhs w
limited credit. esafis ovvt tanopsp, 10 -.
butisa to-day roanerfrl chance Tor party
desiring established. psS ing business sge
Ieason Cor .sllias ssie hsrala, israa -.
ron sALfi-sgienaid property fcr hs'sl Or
summer boar9era corsiais = story tar.
barn AID ors are % lara for raraau. III.
uate1 o. ne besA'ift A.seasi River priev
$3.50 eAAy terms. AppiY u, Il. W.. Al. -
rex 7s1. Ciiy Wal sfsfitn
WHAT VII Fog CIV fnr llniin,rf formula
which cruTrls' offer~a sie1p tor sf'sr
irving sample On lmuHe NN&F hlsa have
valuable fN4smtead EnW TOY ~ tents To- sails
Address III T. lAcl4en, 90 Woodward at.s
Atlanta, ca
EoxNTHiNs Ter = rsal .lrr wirs, rho il
arsioHs 70 latRte la faoxtr cnc. a ftNi
estate ara frFnfan6s cfgtrN frf mRiF. Fns
s,gsar s., rh ~ n. 'gr 80 q. ''s' 20 'i i,r..s
80 ~ Az
AT WEST ENp. IoNU NNkNcft -Noaf
ssCrs hflcN hotel ~ rnrfHs & stores pMrfN
Furnished. irrmt9,nte neu.wesl@m fl9hf rfAes
Tor qutrh saiN DWM4aik $40 Npufh hraa9s
wRy T.t YruFcfs N1va
ATrOM0ftt.f hfMafwm trs WN3e. soeatNa reef
New NnrN ahAlff fuf thrws uarulsr naFa
hlR prUf}ts woN8*ffW tfWNstuH4EE ~ #~sff#
vAiuaNta tWNlN~tN NeeNaeMrE tN haN& Nt&N@n
Adafsss 2 bak -, hesesiAe Aiaten.
sfNNFR Horl.G.ese fosni.. temglsislg
fmn sheas aff itfnfeNfNff tFFt fHHAsng
sassf n al rrerss reaninui rssnHfaiH arnt
Is rrHeN from New NpfN nlsee So
rkrieniars W rAf.NNn 80 Ess' tQ'a =
MANI FAC1t niNQ rtai.ssle Ntiierkiy o.
velopaA rNriusiYN IRE wmiNMF mslAMW 80
tssn. si9Aun0 hWNsnsNs La ElNht rrs.s faa ~
terms account ewN&rs AeatA. Pea Nh t'e@@
irs,on, ll.
rNrRY HCUM FtoouEp WITH nVxrltiNN
finasi, permanent ata frunslrfi. eeins tlnf
business Ecea ryiees o. sttt.@e go
JONES rEArsT8 CN EsgNHa NNfHing To-
Stl siawfera, Ccnr
ot.p eatsbiisbsd sgtfiIHR E,a&s F4siasts as
bnih9nE, tsNN~k le fNH*i Al fH#ff sNi#ffs.
MEf.nhrCs. 10 Nain -. rlurassegsis.
sfoRTiN6 reees ane ststie-sig atsiasaf.
Inventories ~ zoe aud9an nfss tsente q
acsliict5 rrea $500. ~ 3thisAt,
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Ns~ Jsr-sy.


NERVOUS ASp ,.ENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities Tor treating and curing
raeh caseE. atso for AGED PEOPLE
CHRONIC fNvALips with weakened men.
F,ysn a, hpms we ofier a pleasant. cheerful
HAnetsri ani- lafgel mSaern he9-e' aoas'ens
Ercandr, asteuotiie. pa.el eaairs' attentive
f.YNwoon i.ouDE. rS0i.EwOop. n. y.
NAsr O5lANCE. .--Aitraeiiso room. enc, two
young ulru ola faraion~d mahogany furnl-
furs, parQUet floor uxtn beds ana running
Nates ~ to1n II aesireel large PORN and
grounds garage. excellent meals. private
AfsericMn home frirk Church section. room.
eih breakfast. 1850 EACH dinner optional
rAKTY haMng beautiful mono IN Orange.
: minutes Walk from Mountain station,
VII Accommodate ono of two xles's, ssAa.
ttfni grounds ard vegetable garden 9 eS5
EAST ORANGE gsi North Arlington az =
Bt0ptifai Aouse, attractive surrounainFs,
al ceavonieucaps nfar trains, trolley two
laree cNnnsfting rcOaaf. VITA board family
~ q; $50 per month; double room Tor :,
500. rhens 105i OfAnEo.
HilI.SlpE HOUSE. M0ntclaif. -. J. trhone
e-aSt--A honsslisr private hotel foF people
who want vest ~ service at moderate rates
double rooms, aaAtas. large eArdcus own ten
nis court and near Folf club.
SHADY KNOLL fAitM- improvements. Gocd
food. good betsi pleasant surroundlnE.'
near town. week end auto parties solicited.
Phone sfcd Bank a-sJ.
49, MIss, N. c yyAy HopS,
r.Axrvrrw S;As5MSSp' e5TTsaa' N 4fnr prSrs-
First class accommodations for guests;
hcnplike. cheerful. fehla first class: rates
moderate. Mrs. A. ~. MAN0LT. Tel. 2aeA
THE BAsSETr COTTAGE. ~ s willow -.
phone Mrs. sCIloLFiisI.D. 0asa Monsclair.
~. j.; very attractive hofse. SUNNY rooms.
newly furnished steam heat. electricity; -
minutes -, T.. and w. NnrurpaSsea tssN
RosEvlLI.E Av.. a. tNewarkl - rooms.
together or Bepa rately private hofnei rtsis
Dental section; heat. electricity. gas. porch;
board optional. nranch nrooA Toll
TIE BANCROFT. East cFanae. Y. u. =
~. Walnut -, several desirable double
and single rooms with exceptional board.
moderatet rates. adults only. Orange Iia.
CAMP POLLY ANNA. Nnilngton. y. ,.
special carr for motheflsss Eltls, s-is, lim-
tee nnmesr. phone. -
EAST ORANGE. North Arlington nv.. 90
Two front rooms. running water. clectric-
ty, Just reeecotatee. East orenEe ipae-N.
ARE you isoking for good home for your
infants nuthertord iess
sHERMAw Az, o tNewark) Pleasant front
room Tor two. convenient all trollsys.
Country Beard Wanted.
REFINED Gentle coupe. with two children.
would make reservation for board and
room Tor July and August. preferably with
private family on small farm rs 20 IS miles
from Grand Central or Penn station. Bu.
TEAU. $40 Eas; l53d. bronx. ~. n.
WANTED-Two rooms with board In pri-
vatc family for, summer months. West
chester or Fairfield county: In answering
state price. \ .2ie Herald. Herald 81.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
ClorHrSG rrHNrp.

CwwprNA~H smtts, turu@s. shrsa sa~s
rwtfrt tfwa, I've ~ kAio av.. prookiys.
NVmNrsHf AN&
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.

saMH=tehn. Freaerles Frsncis. lafa of sst
NAEW. communicate wfth sosr fafNet
WILLIAM nRAuN. 7 Madison av.. Jsrse.
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pErFGrnEs
poDs. 80 so nlpns.

w0mwH rNTWrTixG AGENcr. n vsMr.
~ EN8 @eeaNwwV. n~~ .&f lsncx as.
NtMa.a ~ NsFtefl# Hsaf 4Nrtfat
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

GERMAN peles sea. y.sr "a rsesag w1zer
W aMMfhIh ahnM t&sni 5onttAr&sA ftf
RI @gsa raAf@mNNits aan 10 ass a*y trnA
kM.Mt stkt.14as = 90
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

srOkE--1sen~rnl nsrvhhndise. ooing busl-
ness of $4,000 a year; want 20 retire from
business. store fully stocked horses, wagons
and about five acrca Of ground wheno the
store stands. with liNtng apartments np.
stairs a chance for \ 1--we mans property,
business, store and outisuildiugs can be pur-
chased for s2s ern; part can remain on mort
gage. on the paubury division. 80 miles from
New York city, 10 competition. Address
Tor interview MERCHANTS SUPPLY COM
pANr, wilton, Conn.
ESTABLISHED hotel. North Ashury Park
teso blocks from hoardwaiki car be bought
Tor gs9 600, only $4,000 cash required, so
guest roona. fully furnished, hot and cold
running water and electric lights IN every
room: large porches commanding ocean
view real money maker for any one who
uudrretands the hotel business. owner, box
aGa. Asbufy Park. y. ,.
RtpBrR TIRE TUBE MANUFACTURING
PLANT roE aAIE.--The receiver Invites
bids for land. buildings, machinery, plant
good viii. trade name II Century Pia!nfleld
Tire Company. located ~ piainneld, y. y.
Tho properly adiolns main ilns Jersey Cen
trail Railroad nnd IL Within 200 Zee, ~
NetrcrNood station. Site about elk acres.
Du,nER & BILDER. Attorneys Tor Charles
McNair. Receiver. 100 Broad -, NewarS.
~ j,
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

OLD established hotel On AmbcY road.
UuRuenot Park: staten Island, plot iOox
ZOO on New York Philadelphia main road =
al exceptional opportunity ~ $4,000.
STEEL. REALTY. is2 WeE; ga a., y. \. g.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

- h-r., Cor pale cheap aB owner has re
placed ~ cylinder; can be seen. parts
ell good condition. GEO. A. LANE, COZ
Orange ~. Sew Haven, Conn.
s7ylCK brokers board. nae 2oSio It.: cost
81 .o9 Wii F2criflce. BRDWN-LINDls-
nuKs CO. 5i3 North 9Th st, Harrison,
~. 2.
rOE SAI.C-Aubasson rug, IL n. ? IN. ~
fn ~ ln.. Ia wonderful condition. rea-
ronabir, Cali piafa s9ia,
RUMMArr ssle. April ~. clothes specially.
q ~ 6sth st
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Furniture.

prStNG room set piece suit: also piece
tihrafv stt. an osk. IA good condition
'seS Precedent -. Brooklyn. Phone La
fnvstie $500
TOUR roprl apartment. furnltures also baby
gtnrd piano. IN Aerouni of leaving FOR
California 49, Foft Washinwton av., az
IN. WaSEworih stee
FURNITURE rocms. PLAYER p!ano, phono-
rfgrh. a.. very Desirable. lease optional
S0MLs. faDs farit.r rt. near pedgord.
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For sale,
@a<-~~------@--~
CORSET sIlor

Tor sale. for cash, hian class
ead successful corset shop, cater
Ing 20 well satisfied PATRONAGE
with fixtures and complete, clean
e,ocka. fully owned. Reasonable
lease on premises. Principals onls.
~. y. FOLEY. 1897 -. Nicholas
av., between i1eth and f7Tth ata.,
New York
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Connecticut.

&lsW CANAkN. CONN.
gre AyEFl@yl .--uptn Ftkr rc1ne rccwts Win,
~ttAG9f ban. fhcne MIS-. >. NJ. SilAiA.AN.
Ni.W CANAAN. CONN.
Tie Afaaiey Open year round rooms WIN
~ NltheM hM1n. Aissn0 Mrm. J. ~. SILL
Nan 9shnma 9nn
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ron aAi.E--retan lumber and coal, build
Inc materials. iocated central SeN Jersey .
ontahHianed 30 years win sch all or part
Interest This al wli not appear ~ these
columns again. Write promptly u Interested,
X ga Herald. $50 broadway.
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borough Oh BfooIsIyn.
Borough OF Queens.

SUBURBAN life in the city; on subway. 70
minutes from 42d st.; 5 rooms. a,n pnrlor
and bath large. light. airy outside rooms !;
golf, tennis. club house. children's play
grounds; in Jackson Heights, the restricted
community; $3.50 per month; May TO October
Phono SCHIFF. Newtown 23o1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
business Connections.
n,IsH MINERALS q INDUSTRIAL DEvEL.
OPAfENT COMPANY.

- Upper Camden st.. Dublia. ireland.
Electric railways. public utilities. water, tim.
Dor. oil Industrial ard mining enterprises
promoted; approved bond and stock issues
placed with European bankers ana brokers.
underwriting procured Tor corporatlonsi
mining and other examinations and reports
made BY we'll known engineers.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

-FOUR rooms oil improvements. $40;
rooms, all improvements. $780,: said rooms
are in two family houses in select and re-
atricted neighborhood. Inquire 80 or 3s
Sherman place, Jersey City Heights.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

EAST ORANGE. s2i PARK Av.. UN-
USUALLY LARGE OUTSIDE FOUR
ROOMS. FOYER, PANTRY; SOUTH
EkN EXPOSURE: REASONABLE.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

$4,000 wanted 10 finance going storage bat
terry company; money needed 70 flll orders:
investment secured executive position open
10 right party with selling experience.
Address Y 22i7 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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EAST ORANGE-Moderr. handsome. com
Portable eight room apartment, light anu
airy. every convenience, $1,000; one or two
year lense; also one. srolet summer: quiet.
high class house for refined. Law abiding.
middle aged people only: very convenient
Laokawanna and Newark trolley. Call h02
William st.. or Tel. Owner. Bowling Green
oe0O
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
III|N -
Sew ssr-sy.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
JNFuRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

aaD. isa EAgT-Ttreo large aunny roofra
modern improvements. fwfined Geighbef-
hood.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

ais West End av.--Most desirable apart
nacnts OF and 3 rooms: every modern iin-
provement: all rooms facing street. Apply
Eupt.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AQUEHoNGA LODGE. Richmond av.,
Arrochar.--Lurge, comfortable rooms; cr.
ccllent table and service: poultry and vege-
table garden: ~ minutes from New York.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE, tg4-5th floor north, II
rooms, baths. tenant pays SST5 month 10
close eetate, viii rent for 5000 to October i,
1922, when the lease expires; immediate
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30 MINUTES TO 4eD ST.
FOR ranf, 26-i6th st.. Eimhurst fBrosdway
etation), second floor. private houae, rooms
and bath, electric lights, SIS.
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- UNFURNISHEU
From Battery 10 1ath ST., Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE. 81 Grove st. fhaif
block from Sheridan suuare station, 7th nv.
ftubway. near bus and eievated). % and .
large. light rooms. open fireplaces: new ele-
yator house, facing park; $i.500-si GOO.
Zee Supt - .-'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-18
Brooklyn Shut Out.

BROOKLYN.-Satu lays game was
a close battle until the ninth wnen the
Cardinalg punched four hits off Smith
and MamauX for four runs and beat
out TIE Dodgers. SO. fhe defeat was
charged to Shriver, whose passes in
the fourth and sixth innings proved
fatal. Score:
st. Louis ------------O0O lol oo4-6
Brooklyn --------------OoOO OoV ooo-V
Two.liAse hits--Fournier, Wheat.
Three.base hits--Toporcer, j. Smith,
Stock Double plays - Johnston and
Mitchell T. Griffith and Mitchell bases
on balls-Shriver 2; S. Smith L. Haines
1; struck out by Shriver /; Mamaux
/; Haines 2 Runs-Shotten, Hornsby,
Fournier, Lavan, Haines. Errors
Griffith. a'N
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-18
SQUEEZE PLAY
IS GREAT help
TO SNAPP HERE
Producers Are Shut Out In
Series at Paris; Higgy
Did Good Work When
at Bat 3 Times.

- PARIS, Texas.-The Snappers made
a clean sweep of the series here Satur-
day afternoon with the Producers by
piling up six runs against Jimmie Ma.
loney's goose-egg. Producers had lit.
tie trouble getting men on the sacks
but they We're unable to bunch their
hits enough to bring "a single man
across the plate. Ten Producers were
Seft on sacks during the game.
The mound of the Snappers was ei-
fsctive, especially when men We're on
sacks. The Snappers used the squeeze
play three times, scoring man each
time. Timer worked on the mound for
the Producers and was touched up for
nine hits which were punched enoughto
tally in every instance. Higginbotham
had big day with the willow, getting
two two'base hits. triple, and walk,
out OF four times to the bat
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Cellar Men Win. Too.

BY stacking up seven hits Mexia
defeated the Bonham crew on their
own grounds Saturday afternoon by a
score OF 5 to 0, in the last game OF
the series. Henderson pitched for
AIexia and while he allowed six hits he
managed TO keep men on the sacks
from crossing the plate Blankenshir
and White We're batteries for Bonham.
-Four errors went to the Bonham suad
in today's game and two to Mexia.
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Fourteen Frames.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES indians de
feated the Boston Red sox in the final
game of the series 10 to in Ia innings
Joe Sewel's home run with two on in
the seventh tied the score for Cleveland
and his double with two on in the final
inning gave the tribe the winning run
Score:
Boston ---OOl 600 800 900 Oo-4
Cleevland -010 900 300 600 Ol-S
Summary: Two base hits, Menosky
Pratt Gardner, Ruel Speaker, J, Col
Inns. Dugan, Sewell; home run, Seweli
double plays, Wambs, McInnis, Pratt
Burns, Sewell, Wamby base on balls
off Collins 3: off Fullerton l; off Rus
sci 5of Edwards 8; struck out by
Keefe /; by Lindsey /; by Russell b; by
Edwards 3; runs, Burns. Dugan. Smith
Ruel. Wamby, Speaker, Sewell. Graney
errors, Gardner, 2; Sewell. Graney
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Corsicana Wins.

Corsicana turned the ball diamond
into track field Saturday by knock
ing the Sherman nine for II to de-
feat on the Sherman grounds. Hollis
and Craig were battery for the Corsi.
cana squad while while Mccall and
Supina worked for Sherman. Corsicana
was credited with nine hits and Sher-
man eight. Three errors were chalk.
ed up against the Sherman players.
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Grcenyille Is Victor.

CLEBURNE. Tex.-Greenville snatch
ed the last game of the three days
series from Cleburne by a score OF
to 0. Cleburne's crew got to Bryant,
moundster for Greenvile, for eight
clean hits, but was unable to cross the
plate. Batteries for Greenville Were
Bryant and Forrest; for Cleburne
Games and Shaffer. Greenville got l.
hits and m-de one error while Cleburne
registered hits and WAS credited with
2 errors.
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just Nosed Out.

DETROIT. came from be
hind twice finally nosing out New YORK
to s in a free hitting contest ana
and making a clean sweep Of the foui
game series. Score:
New York --------s5O 2oo ool-S
Detroit ---------------lO4 oo2 llH-'
Summary: Two base hits, Miller, NC
Nallin: three base hits, Cobb z; Hofl
man. Heilman, 9; Rigney, Ehmke. WITT
Meusel: double plays. Scott and Pipp
Scott, Ward and Pipp; bases on balls
off Ehmke, 3, off Busch 3 off Shaw
kew 4. off Jones /. struck out by Ehmke
4; by Shawkey 2; runs. Miller, WIT
Meusel 2; Pipp, Scott, Hoffman, Bush
2. Blue, .. Cobb Veach, Heilman, :
Rigney, Bassler, Ehmke