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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

to France At this time might save Europe ."
said cnblcgram to President Harding at
Washington today by the league for world
friendship.
NEW YORK. Dec. liking Alfonno Of
Spain Is preparing TO visit the United
states as snon ss state and royal affairs
viii permit, according To Mrs II. Peralta
pargie. a prominent California woman.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Dec. tl.--Six
fireiAen were injured. and 17b persons
were made homeless by teu tenement
house fires that caused damage estimated
today at Sl35,000.
SANTIAGO. chile Dec. lf--Fresh earth
quake Disturbances were felt IN north CEN
trRl Chile today,
EAST pROUGHTON, Que. Dec. H.
Tn. mil nnd store shed OF the Asbestos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

crops are actually running their buH-
mess, through no fault OF their own,
or tho mischnnce OF fortune at IL
loss that Tpclls ruin ~ continued"
The purchasing price Of farm pro-
ducts. he pointed oot, IN only 6l
cents on the dollar, compared with
what 10 was in 1918
Cooperative marketing, trans.
portntion facilities improved, and
larger marketing conters should be
the aim OF tho American Farm
Bureau.
The matter OF credit was pointed
out TO bo basic and primary"
Hand operated, q device has been
invented for serving bulk Ice crea IN
in fhp form ~ ir7UlyINt.st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
.BARUCH PROPOSES
FINANCE CHANGES
New Rural Credits System
Proposed by Expert
at Paris Farley
CIIIC,AGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. il--Definite
for new finance sys-
tenn for rural credits were made in
a speech before the American farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

Mines Ltd. wos destroyed by fire today.
causing damage estimated at $500 600
one thousand tons OF asbcstus fiber was
damaged,
NEW YORK, pec. n The 81 Joseph
Lead company today declared an extra
dividend ~ 2hc o. share In addition to its
regular 25c quarterly dividend
WASHINGTON Dec. ~ Nominations
~ members of tho United states coal
commission, the fact finding body author.
lzcd by congress anf appointed recently
6y PtcSidont Harding. we're confirmed to,
day by the senate.
CHICAGO. Dec 1i.--An unidentified
woman was instantly killed today when
she Jumped or fell from station Plat
form IN front ot speeding ntorurban
train. She was hurled 20 feet and picked
up dead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12
Wire Flashes

NEW YORK. Dec. II Directors OF the
Albany and Susguehanna road today de-
clared an extra dividend OF So on the
common stock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

PARIS. Dec. 1.-The largest wine har-
vest since 1873 has been registered in
France this year, The yield Is 6S.o00 900
600. The 19lO-I9i4 average was $1,000
900 hectoliters. ana tho war average was
3s. 600, 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE senate
this afternoon adopted resolution direct
Ing the state department to furnish q
o0InnrehensIve statemlmt ot The statnA oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Hornsbv Swats Pill
for Average Of .iOl

CHICAGO. oct, Rogers
Hornshy. "f the -. Louis Cardl-
malls. today hnticd himself into
the hall OF fame. among tn" So
lcCt 400 hitters. the first man III
the National League - accom-
piish the feat since 1879. when
Ed Deiahanty. OF the Philadelphia
club. won tn. batting houurs with
an aV"racc OF i1S. Ii"rnSby'I
mark Cor tn" season is iol. This
is tho third consecutive" year tn.
It Louis star has won the bat
ting championship of the senior
major league circuit.
ii"rrshy's nam. viii he record
cd al"ursid. Of those Of II
BARNES. Chicago. VIII" hit .iu3 in
1876, cap y g. hns"u. Chicago.
.i"7 in 1879, and VII" in ISIS: made
a mark "f tel i Stencil. riiiS-
hurgh. ioH. in 1929; HuEhcv Duffy.
EoS,"n. 1873. in 1897, Jess iturkctt
Cleveland who Won tn" cham
ri"nship III lSaa and 1926. with
marks "f .t23 and 40. Willie
k""lcr brooklyn. .i32. ia 1897.
and Ed p"lahsnty, tn. last "f the
800 hitt"rs until tn. present day
n"rnSbN'S average WAS @aI last
season. In" year previous ne
topped the leacu. with .37u On
his rrst appearance at tn" plate
today. he smashed on" Of I<aUf-
manu'S offerings FOR - single. The
crowd "h."rcd and applaud"d tn"
now champion. He repeated MS
performance on his next l"jp To
tho plnte.
Silcnr" f"ll over the crowd
when NJ smashed out his third
drive. II vas "a hot croundrr To
kcllehcr. VIII" made great stop.
Nell"hcr recovered and set him
self for the throw. hut the peg
MAS Wild. and the official scorer
made II an error. The throw. ii
perfect. would have h.atcn the St
Louis star Icy a step. I'm his
fourth time w. Fred RUSSELL
s"ulhpaw. was ON the mound and
t"rnsby cracked u single To right,
his third hit of the day. ON his
last appcarauC" at IN" plate n"
ni"d l." lIoll"ch"r In deep center
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Cooper Would Like
to Hurl for Harding
LNN AssncIatch prnNs

rI'prSRCRGH IA. oct VII
bur Cooper. star s"uthpaw or tho
pittsburgh Nationals. is PERSONAL
y responsible FOR least ono OF
several exhibition games. which
are I" b. played IN ohio cities
during ne next two weeks by tn"
barnstoi pirates
~ -" play in Dhio-w" play in
Marion" insisted Cooper. when tho
>ch"dui" was being arranged. H."
won his demand ana will pitch
against Marion ON sunday. Oc,"-
beer -. IN. occasion viii 10" VII
bur Cooper Day.
II bruk" In over In Marion
twelve seasons ago. and | hay"
som" pr"r,S good friends There"
explained the ;wirl"r ION. ri
the stockholders ~ tn" cIur was
newspaper publisher Iuci-
d"ntaiiy, n" was = whal" of a fan.
II" saw To i, tina, mig sport editor
gay" mo q lot ~ boosts. and pos
sihly h" had something TO do with
tn" deal that sent me to Column
bus.
Il received his paper frequently
when / was Ia Ia" American As
@'' ~ Ni'Hs THA''i NdS SUN % ill'
Pirates. / got marked copies now
ard then. Believe mo. know
VINO is responsible.
II sure would like 10 Sc" him
sitting IN the sea, n. uscd 10 oc-
rury even though n" should root
for his home boys 10 chase mo 70
IN" clubhouse. Mayh" hell TAX.
"A dan on and com" 80 tn" game
Tn" White House puGh, 20
keep. over sunday"
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CARDS, Z; CUBS, l
tRr Associated rrcss.l

CHICAGO. oct. I-St. Louis tied
pittsburgh for third place in the Ma
ii"nal l."asu" pennant race today. hy
defeating chicago. To I. in the last
game of tho season. while Cincinnati
defeated tn" Pirates in both games of
a double header and finished in sec
ond place
"gers Hornsby. % the Cardinals.
champion batter Of the league. crack
ed out three hits in five times at bat
aud finished the season with an aver
age Of .inl. the first time the feat mas
been accomplished since 1899. when
Ia bclahantN finished with an aver.
nEc OF .iNS. Srnrn:
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E,rr, I,rr Tobn.co business.

ft:TEHSRGi:C, VA. Oct. Pc
t"rShurg people are expecting an
Other biz day Tuesday when the
warchous" OF III" Tobacco Growers
Association opens. The Watson
Nar"houS" ON lnion street has been
tease" hy IN" association aud the
management has nut everything in
good Shsn" for the opening TUESDAY.
Tho merchants and banks cyrccr bic
business Tuesday and have also made
rr"raraiions for the handling Of the
trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

TNREnH". y. g.. oct. General
lohn " Gotten, IS. n veteran OF tn"
Honf"dcrat" and Spanish American
armies and widely known in North
Carolina Masonic circles, died at his
nom" here today. Ho is survived by
his vile, three daughters and three
sons Funeral services will hc held
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
from calvary Episcopal Church, 81
which h" was u member.
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Tvrus Cobb Ties
3 Batting Records
IEv Associated Press |

DETROIT. MICH. oct. -Thrc"
major league batting records were
tied by ~ cobb In. the season .ha,
closed today. The Georgian has
hit 500 or better for seventeen
years. cuualling the record OF
Hans Wagner. and has 20o or
more safctics Ia his credit In
cisht seasons and has battcd 100
or better in three seasons.
His single at Cleveland TO-DAY as
surcd him Of tie Tor tn" 400 per
cent record. the hit making nix
average for this season slightly
above that mark. Tn" feat TICS
the record of Jesse Burkrit. iiur-
kctt. however, set the three rec
ords before the foul-strikc rule u.
came effective.
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BROWNS HAVE BEST
SEASON IN 20 YEARS
81. Louis Finishes One Game
Behind Pcnnant-Winning
New ! orkcrs.
iRv Asvocjntnd rr.ss

ST LOUIS. oct 'rh" ST Louis
Browns today wound M their most
successful season ia more than TWEEN
~ years with 2-to-l victory over
the 'hIcn." WAIT" SuN. As \ result
OF Washingt"n's yicioiN over tin"
champion New York kauh""S. ouIy
on" gam" separated IN" standing ~
IN" Browns and Yankees in tn. sea
sons fuaI standing
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I)ctr0it.
Cleveland.


AR K. u. -. \ f.
Mc\uliy. -. ..... 3 q u
Wamhy, 2h. ... : = 2 q
Gardner, Sh. .. ? u u : q
! ScwclI. IS .. q Z u
evans, II ,..,...... o q
Guisio. III .... alo u
l. Scwell. e. . 3 n
thle'sr' ''.... .
Totals ...........3l 10 - II |
xN"nr out when winning run was
s""rci.
Score by innings: r.
't'r"I .'...'... ~" me- DOL -
cleveland ............ "u0 sol IUi Il
Summary; Twu-bas" hits Wamhy.
Guist" 90. rhlc, Evans. Thrc"-baSc
hitS-Flaest"ad, tutshaw. Ncach.
stolen hascs--Summa Evans Sac
r'''"cS- Gardner. n"ubi" plays =
Gardner. Guistn. Gardner Ia 1 So
well Left on has"s-p-trot. +:
Cleveland. 4 Raises ON balls off
Johnson. >: i'hl". =. fIir hN pitcher
by l'hie 1FlaGstead). Struck out
by Johnson. {; Uhlc. =. j'mpircs
lIildebrand and Dinccn and chill.
Time, 40
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PILLS, 6: DODGERS. @.
Try Associated Press

hEookI.fN Oct. Philadelphia
hr"H" even with Brooklyn in the se-
RES OF two games. which closed the
season for them, by winning today.
u to a.
Rehan held brooklyn 10 six hits
two of which We're u double and 81
single by .IanNrin. WHO relieved oil
son after five innings. Grimes was
relieved after seven innings by De-
catur
foul tip in the second inning
smashed Barney Hungling's forchn
ger.
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PLACE GOLF CROWN
ON MITCHELL'S HEAD
English Golfer Is Winner of
Play-OH Against Leo
Dicgcl.
2.om FOLLOW CONTESTANTS
NInt"h u Tied "u Home Green nnd
Three ENIrn italics Arc Played Re-
f"rr Drndi"rk l. Br"krn-W Winner
Receives SI.5m.
NM N.sncIntcd rr,es-l

l:tI.bEMEAbE COUNTRY C'l.t'R.
I NASHVILLE. TENN. oct i.-Th"
southern Golf Associations crown,
carr wing with it tho It'll" OF open golf
champion OF the South. was placed
ur"n the head az Abe Mitchell, Of
England. here today. after hc had
won the play-om To- break yest.r-
days tic with Leo DicEcl, OF New
orleans. when both players finished
ScNcnty-two holes in the associations
fourth annual tournament In 2So
strokes. four under par for the four
rounds over the Bcll"mcRdc Country
club course.
RercatinG his performance nf yes
tcrdaN, nicrcI again today tied Mil
. Cheil'S score of it6 for thirty-siN
holes on tho h"m" green by shouting
hirdj" four after going into the
afternoon round four strokes down to
The EnEliShman. aud At ono time
on tn" third hnl" Of the outward nine
being six strokes behind
In an effort to break tn" knot it
was decided 10 play three more holes
ana tn" strugGl" virtually ended on
IN" ihirty-cirhth green whcr"
Di.G"i. for the third time during
the day. h"okcd his bali into the
rough. nut unlike the other oc-
caS!"ns, the game New orleans play
~ had lie that was practically
unplayahl". his hall lying in a din
cult position clos" to a tree at the
edge al tn" green.
Tw" attempts at an out found him
stu! in tn" trap and til" Courth left
him fifteen f""t from the cup. Two
quits gay" Ioicccl a six against Mil
"h"ll's par thrc. Having Waived
thu nrst. pi"c.l was three strokes
hchind. aud tho eighteenth was
played pcrfunrt"rily. both clipping oil
birdie f"urs
Tn" thousands Hh" followed the
PLAYERS throughout the day sent mp
,ur"r for Mitchell as piegcl
=ra~l hi. hand
Ia addition to the title Of Southern
"prn champion, Mitchell was given
a cash nriz- uf Sl.5"0. and piruol rc-
cciNcd Sl,""o cash for finishing in
second place,
/ rh" days cards follow:
MI
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hN Associated i'rcSS.
CHICAGO. sent. THE American
Association season ended today with
81. Paul winner e the championship
by virtue Of record Of l67 games
won and en- lost for the year. Min
nfapolIs. Kansas city aud Indian
apolis came next in line in the order
named. Louisville. winner of the
1927 p"nnant was sixth in the League
this year.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
daily, unless other wise shown)
Daily except Sunday. ( Sunday onIy
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>unnnnkrr Given nrIcnse.

CI.EN ELNND. OHIO. oct. LEES
H.. Nunamak"r, veteran American.
i.cngue catcher, today was .uncoudi-
tionally released 10y the cleveland In
dianS 10 become manager Of the
Chattanooga team. of the Southern
Association. next year Previous to
coming /" the Cleveland club, four
years ago. II" was behind the plate
for the Rrowns aud Rcd S"X
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INDIANS VICTORIOUS
IRy ASsOciatah Press !

Glen i:l.ANp. ONO. oct 49, Clcve-
land closed the season 10y defeating
Detroit . 10 !, today. scoring the
winning run in TIA" ninth Of success
siNe doubles 10y Evans aud fuistn.
thlc was hit harder than johnson.
hut the indians huuch"d their hits
"f the Detroit hurlcr. N"arh led the
Detroit attack with three hits. Cobb
was forced /" r"tir" TN the first in
ming because of his injured leg.
score:
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Lots fui sale
MONTICELLO rl.AcE LOT.

700, front. cltv Improvement.
no" p"iug put m. splendid bar
sa.n. with monthly terms.
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Hold >cnvcS' Funeral Sc vices.

TETHESKIIlG, w. Ort =.
Funeral services for Herbert NcaV-s
w"r" held yesterday afternoon ~
$40 o'clock from the second Sap
t.st church Key. Fred W. Muorr.
pastor "f Second BAPTIST, nfnciatvd.
assisted by Roy. CHARLES H. Strb-
ling. pastor Of Tabb street rrcsby-
terrain church
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Brooklyn.

summary: Two-has" nits--Rapp,
Janvrin. Home run Williams. Dou-
bic play Schmandt Wnassis;cdD
Left on bases Philadelphia. =:
nrOoklyn. :. Bases on balls-ofr
Grimes. >: off Bchan. ,. Struck out
by Grimes. 3. by Decatur. l. by
R.han, 3 Hits off Grimes. IL in ::
off Decatur. non" In . EMPIRES, Nc
Cormick and Emslc. Time. 30
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JcMIsh s,nrcs 10 Close.

rETERSRtRG. VA. Oct L.
Practically every store in the city
operated by those Of Jewish faith
viii he closed all day tomorrow 10
celebrate Yom Ripper. the Jewigh
Day Of Atonepent Special services
will be held az the local synagogues.
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Chicago.
$3.50 ''"' - la
'Rattcd for Kaufman in sixth.
Stated for russell in eighth.
Score by innings:

81 Louis .............f ot ave ore
'hl'atn ..............- goo bUu-l
summary: Home runS-J. smith
l!"ti"in!N. SacSificcs Schultz
}. smith. double plays -i.nvan IL
li"rnshy I" l!"ttomly 60. Lett ON
bases st. Louis. ). Chicago. Il. Base
on ba!is-oT Ifeffer. ;. Struck out
10y if"n"r. l; Kaufman. .: Russell. !
Stu"land. !. Hits-off Kaufman. !
in s; off RUSSELL. IN =. off Sucland
none in |. Hit by pitcher---hy rfcmel
'tHoilocher). Losing pitcher-kauf,
mann. umpires--Sentelle and Rigler
Time OF game--l:4l.
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FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for d farm, large
or small, see us.
{. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
S07 East Main Street.
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( Chicago.
81. Louis

'Tw" out when winning run w-
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Cincinnati,

'iIV"H TWT NNNlNN IN cIgHih.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh 600 600 lOO-i
Cincinnati .....,. .0Ol Roo Lax
summary: Two-basc hits Dun.
can Finclli. Grimm. Schmidt.
stolen base Carey, Burns. pln.li.
HiXy t2p. Double -Fonscca 10
Dauhcri. i"hn Ia Fouscca. Dauhcrt.
Left on bases pi1t shurch 3. Gin
cinnati. :. Ras" on haiiS-nff Rixev.
,. struck out by RiXey. . Hits =
"H Giazn"r. in Sl-3 innings: off
Adams. in % innings: off Yellow
horse. none in !. Hit by pitcher
ny Ndams ii"hme>. Losing pitcher
Glazner tmpirrs. QuiGlcy and
Hart Time OF game 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

LONDON sept, 3o.A sporting
correspondent "f tn" Morning Post
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summary Two-hHse John
son. burst. Three-basc hit-Mc-
Msnus. stolen bases Hooper t2,.
sacrifices FAX 'robin. Burst. Dou-
HI" play Robertson. McManus. to
SiSlcr Triple play-F:. Collins to
Sht"ly. Left ON BASES chicago. :
-. Louis. !. Bases on balls OF
l."v"r",tc. :; OF Haync. : struck
out-hy l."v"r"tt". :. by EaNn". :
Hit by pitcher Hooper Umpircs,
Guthrie and MorHr.ty Tim. 80.
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WEST GRACE ST.

g 'H' r'' rurchass hraE,l,uI
N->s Grs". Str""t hom- brick
UnN- fUr''"u 30 -"lmS Rni bath.
h'' water h"Ht lhi- homo vii.
lf.1: NOR han l?E, "s an invest.
u'H;. Terms 4 d"rired.
500 Nr. Tsy"r.
ROGERS, SMITH A HEsLlP.
No. Iiu'usl Building.
Madison !1i7.
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American Association ncsnl,..

Minneapolis. 81: indianapolis &c
81 Paul. 40: louisville, 81.
Kansas city. - Columbus. 30
Milwaukee, 80; Toledo. IL.
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Totals
Cincinnati,

'''~'S .s.''. Hh - - IL !
'HarNd for Couch in seventh.
Hatt.d for Markle in ninth
ZTw" out when winning run
scored.
Sc"r" by innings: n.
flt'Shurgh 81. ......... loo 800 600 ~
Cincinnati .....uOo 600 0s2
Summary; Two-base hits Rurns
Fonsrca Russell. Thre"-haSc hit
Traynor Doubt" plays pinclli 10
FouS"ca To Dauhert. Left on bases
-f!ttsbur.h & Cincinnati. :.
Bases on halls-off Cooper. .
struck ou;-by Cooper. 4: by Couch
!; by Markl@, l. Hits-om I.u1ua. 6
In :l-3; off couch, in ara in
n'nGs; off Marklc none in . Win
ming ri'chor-Markl EMPIRES.
Ha'r and Quiclcy. Time of game
1884.
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" a>l,ington.
T'iHis ...........3l - II
'RHtt"d for Witt in ninth.
SrN,rp hy iuuiurs- T,

Sour" hy innings: r.
Sew NorH ........... coo 100 O0n--I
Washington .......... 800 oOo lOx-S
summary: rwo-hase hits ,ludse.
Fipp. stolen base -Goslin. Sacrifice
lapRn. Double plays--Jones to
Scot 20 rim, smith TO Ruth to Scott
/" Eu'h. Ric" ~ r"ck inpaush to
iiar-is, l'c fmann TO Ruth TO Scott
Loft on bases New York. 10: Wash
inctnu. 6. Rascs on halls-on Jones.
{: Yarmouth D struck out-by
Jones. /; Yarmouth. :. Passed balls
Holman umpires-Owcns and
\alliu Time i.St
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR u ENT.

Last one OF cight-3i02 West Main
street. rooms. bath, Hastily deco
rated. heat. rooms conveniently arr
ranged: just one block from car line;
rent, $4,000 monthly.
GORDON L. STRAusE CO.,
9lSla E. Main Street.
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ia" rirht-feld wall with Wright
stone on first on Grimes Ia tho
seventh. Brooklyn won af;.an out
OF twcnty-two with Philadelphia.
Score
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantts1-TO Iieni y
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Farms and Land for Sale

los ACRES For sale. 1875 acre improved
farm. near kcswick. Albemarie County !.
price. $4,000: direct from owner. Fur
tn"r Information. writ" Robert 5. Page.
lint hlr. NoTfnLk. VI.
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kDSton - ..2 200 OH nnO :,
New YORK ........o 600 600 0oO--0
summary: Two-hasr hit-Mcuscl
Home run SOuthworth Left ON
has" Boston. 3: New York. 1 Base
on haiiS of Mcnamara. =. Struck out
by Mcnamara. { hy Johnson. T.
l'mpircS, sullivan and Wcstcrvelt.
Time OF game. 30
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Houses for Sale

" EST END-Tw" brIcS houses. room.
"ui BAN each, electric Nights and ga.
80 -" range m Zach hpu~e Price
I".aN" 'n' hp'n house, Yearly la- &c
''i'. over Is per cent Investment "A
|r"'' h"' = 80 care IN" Dispatch
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w nave listed WITH us farms o. all
s!E"H and descriptions both dairy and
truck. d barEaIn prices. See Mi. West
J. -. CAHSEAi. SONS.
II Nnfth N.nth SiInct.
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l.. II iisryi-.
with
l.. r.. Il J. ;. VIE.

:! CASH, 81 per week. bus. 10, At Stop
~. on Sven rln"s car line See \. j.
DHuSht"ry 1905 Mutual Bldg.
TIE VERY REST bargain In Richmond
beautiful lot In North Richmond Only
1'"'- T-lm-. f55o cash. balance }?o a
month. Must sell. ann overloaded Ad-
htnss hoa u 80. cArc III. ni.natch
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AUCTiONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC
UTILITIES.

Richmond. Va
Bids viii u" ""iV"d In the Of
fee of the Director of rubIic uiiIi-
Ties until - o'clock Nonn. WrdncS.
day. October lith. 1922. for erect
ing three story brick building at
Madison and Canal streets Plans
and cihCatinns ran b" obtained
from tn" Department room No. 100.
City Hall or Carntai " Johnston.
architects. Richmond Va
Signed 4. w. .TRAFFORD.
Director.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WILL EXCHANGE eoo-acge farm in Han
over county for Richmond business or
Apartment property. Address, ID all
car" In" Dispatch.
WILL TRADE hiIh class modern wos,
End res'd-nc. for good timber nr Tim.
bertrand. owner. II TS!. care The DIS.
patch.
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Totals


summary. rwo-has" >-lI-ury
King Three base hit Hucckcl. Eiom"
run ilishc- stolen base -HocclScl
Bancroft. CunninShnm T.cit on
base Boston, . New Yn struck
nu, by Nchf. ,. hy Scott 3: by
Mceuillan. 3. Nv Y"argiu, > Base on
balls "n Nchf. |. Mcpuillau /.
Ncargin. >. Hits of N"hr. in B.
Scott, IN :. McNuilian. n t.
Winning pitcher Nehf Cmpircs.
Westervcit and O'Sullivan. Time OF
game, l.l3.