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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

Produces Same Results a.
an Expert Masseur
The. Madame Y Reducing Girdls
Is built upon scientific massage
principles. Made Of the most resil.
TENT steam cured Para rubber -
especially designed for reducing
purposes-and is worn over the un.
dergarments. Gives you the same
slim appearance as regular corset
and without any discomfort. Fits
as snugly as q kid glove-has gar:
tiers attached-and SO constructed
that it touches and gently messages
every portion of the surface contin-
ually! The constant massage causes
a more vigorous circulation of the
blood not only through these parts,
but throughout the entire body!
Particularly around the abdomen
and hips, this gentle massage is so
effective that it often brings about
a remarkable reduction in weight in
the first few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

No matter how large your
waist or how bullying your hips
no matter how many other
methods have failed to reduce
your excess flesh-here at last
is a remarkable new flexible
girdle that is guaranteed to inn
prove your appearance at once
and to reduce your waist and
hips almost while you waltz
No wonder it is being hailed
with delight by the thousands
of women who want to look
youthfully slender again. For
with the Madame x Reducing
Girdle you don't have to wait
till the fat is gone to appear
slim and Youthful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

belts or stiff corsets. It's radi-
cally different! 1t doesn't mere
ly draw in your waist and make
you appear more slender lit
actually takes off flesh-gently,
pleasantly, surely. Can be worn
all day instead of a stiff corset
and gives you with CO m 70 TT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Makes You Look Thin While
Getting Thin

The Instant you put on tnIs
new kind of girdle the bulky
fat on the waist and hips seems
to vanish, the waistline length
ems, and your body becomes
erect, graceful, youthfully slen-
der! And then-with every step
you make, with every breath you
take, with every little motion,
this new kind of girdle gently
messages away the disfguring,
useless fat-and you look and
feel years younger!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

Makes you look inches thinner the moment you put IL
on and actually fat all the while you wear als
Dieting Exercise and elf-Denials unnecessary.
, 1924-04-12

| do not wish to Interfere in the
affairs Of s.. Croix. 55u5 IS the question
came up | thought it best to make a re-
mark on it.
Isr Member for ~Fraderiksted Town
(J1ct82a) remarked: Mr.. Chairman, One
point in the last speakers remark [ wish
to reply to He watts to know what We
mean b. civil form Of government. A
civil form of government is a govern
me0t oy vaje2 the people give consent
to the manI1fsr in which they snail be
governed.
The discussion closed, the Secretary
read the resolution and the Chairman
PIT same to the vote.
II members voted for; 2 against and
one not voting.
The C"hajrnlun remarked: The resOIu-
ton is adopted.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Jdc5s0n) asked that his amondment be
attached to the resolution.
The Chairman in reply said the amend,
mpnt cannot be attached TO the resJll-
ton but VIII be made a part of the ne.
cord.
There being no further business before
the House gha C6Ilrm1n declared the
meeti0g closed at 5.35 D. ~.
, 1924-04-12

D"I W. L+"'VV''
As q cItlzen Interested ln the peace
of the community and orderly lorVen.
ment, l was present al The sltlngs OF
the General Court Martial held in the
Marine Barracks yesterday Thursday
and the preliminary hearing 10 the
case y. the marine who stabbed a native
Id. Iaa cn4rJes we're uo3o Two coun5s
(sep2rata ~OIels2S) and tne accused Was
acquitted OF the first count charging him
, 1924-04-12


district (ApdorSeH) inquired whether it
was Az amendment or a resolution.
Inc ChGl,YRGj3 In reply SAID: 1t is
called an amendment and Will be put 10
Inc vote as such. If 1t is adopted II VIII
take the place Of the resolution when
IS now before the House, it It is not
adopted It will die a natural death.
The Chairman put the amendment TO
the vote.
3 members voted for the amendment;
~ against.
2nd Appointed Member for ST, CfoIH
lNo1), Speaker Of the Committee ap
pointed to receive and report on me res
0lutIcn report as follows. Mr., Chairman.
ne Committee appointed by this JOINT
J9nnclI to receive and report on the feso-
luton met during the recess. mere
were some shght changes offered by Inc
%. thomas Council, but after due con
Sideratlon the Committee recommends
that the resolution be adopted without
any change,
IND Member for Chrisilansted Country
District tBergl remarked. Mr. Chairman.
J luSt want 1t understood by the memD-
tfS OF this Council that 10 the caucus
meeting l voted for this resolution ana
requested then that l be allowed TO make
q lew remarks, IN fact my vote on the
resolution was conditional that be allow
ed TO express my position on this matter
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington,
will be received at Room sos District
Building until 2 o'clock p. m. March 4,
1924, for constructing the Mt. Pleasant
information apply to Room AT District
Building. Cash, money order or GER
titled check in the sum of $25 will be
required to insure return of plans and
specifications.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Real Estate for Rent
Apartments-UnfurnIshed
The st. Albans
2S1O Connecticut Ave.
MODERN FIREPRooF
CONSTRUCTION

Embodying character--value--
-comfort-everything modern
home should be.
Two large rooms, tiled bath. with
built-in tub; sanitary kitchen, re-
ceptioR hail. large closets. porch:
electricity furnished
Located in the heart of Washing
tons exclusive residential section,
overlooking Rock Creek valley; mag
nificent view gorgeous sunsets over
the Cathedral.
All-night elevator and switchboard
service.
See Resident Manager.
9Th ST. N. e., 722-4 large, bright,
well-heated rooms, with private bath,
elegantly and completely furnished for
! housekeeping; very reasonable.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18

Located within the
circle of business ac-
tivity. Large, bright,
well ventilated rooms,
modern and new. The
Dent Building, 1909
L street N. w. Rent.
$25 up. A few de-
sirable ones left. APP
ply on premises. Main
1884.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Real Estate For Sale
R. A. HUMPHREYS

Randolph. near North Capitol ST.
Colonial brick, rooms, furnace heat,
bath, cleo. laundry trays, garage. Price
Best Northeast location-This fine
home, rooms, h. W. h.. tile bath, cleo,
laundry trays, rear porches. garage.
H st. near North capitol-Store ana
garage. Price $l1,600; terms.
Second near G St.--Brick, rooms.
Q baths elec and gas, h. w. h., ar
ranged for two families. Price right
Eleventh1near Rhode Island Ave-
Brick. 10 rooms, 2 baths, h. W. h., gas.
Price including furniture. $4,000; terms
Good corner. Northeast--This nice
home, rooms, furnace heat. elec., bath,
laundry trays You cannot duplicate this
house for price asking.
First, near H St.-This fine home.
newly papered and painted 10 rooms.
tile bath. furnace heat, gas. Price,
$500; terms arranged.
Seventeenth near Columbia ro4d-Co-
heat. Price 81, 500: $500 cash.
1924 Park road-This home, rooms.
h. W. h.. bath, elec.. laundry trays, 2
car garage. Best buy in this neigh
borhood for price asking.
Good Southeast location--Brick, 8
rooms. furnace heat tile bath. elec..
garage space. Price, $7,250; easy terms
1915 st. s. W.-Seven rooms, bath,
lat. heat, gas. Price N.750; terms.
$40 Ninth st. ~ E.-Brick. rooms.
bath. lat. heat, gas, garage space.
Price $4,000; terms.
1905 M st. s. E.-Semi .detache
frame, 6 rooms. h.-w.h., bath. Good
buy at price asking; easy terms.
9Th st. N. E.-Brick, rooms h.-w
h., elec., bath; house newly papered
and painted. Price $3.50. $1,000
cash.
6S6 Allison St. N w.-Colonial brick
home. rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h.. elec.
garage space, rear porches. Best buy
in this neighberhood for price asking.
1904 c st. s. W.-Bay-window brick,
rooms, h.-w.h gas. bath, newly
painted and papered; now vacant. Price
$3.50, terms.
639 4th St. NJ E.-Brick, latrobe heat,
gas. bath, garage House now vacant,
move In with deposit.
1908 D st. N. E.-Brick. rooms.
bath. gas. lat. heat. garage space.
Price right. terms arranged.
Rtverdale, Nd, Bungalows rooms,
h.-w.h., bath, cleo and gas, garage,
large outbuilding. lot 6Ox2oO. Price
colmar Manor. Nd, Bungalows
rooms. bath, furnace heat. cleo, 1850.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
S3.150

VO,1OU
will buy this 5-room bungalow. only
three blocks from Lyon Park station;
garage, chicken house, front and rear
porches: all windows screened; gas, elec.,
basement; fenced-in lot. 60x120: beautt-
full trees; house not complete. but build
er has taken contract to build houses in
Pittsburgh and desires to sell out i'm
mediately; terms to suit, but cash pre-
ferred; q bargain either way.
STILES & QUARLES,
10 Nkkh Main HAAa
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Houses For Sale
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

A large 3-story residence constructed
of stone and cement blocks; IL rooms
and baths; strictly modern; garage !;
income, exclusive OF rooms occupied
by owner, $3.50 per mo-; price. $1S,75O;
easy terms.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Real Estate For Sale
Farms and Land For Sale 10

0LNnS anu Lana For SAFE 1U4
FARM OF 1O1 acres on telegraph
road four miles from Alexandria and
eleven miles from Washington; build
ings mostly new and ali in fine con-
dltlon house on main road; yard
beautifully shaded; electric lights; a.
m. l.; will sell all or part of the
farm; price and terms will surprise
you. Call or write to George Thomp-
son owner Telegraph Road, r. r. d.
Z, Alexandria, va
The Washington times., 1924-02-18

Near 10Th and Monroe SITS.
A strictly modern 7-room brick resi-
dence parquet floors; double rear
porches. garage space; price $lO'6oO;
terms.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
p Consult Cassyicqhon los for 7od4ys Superb Offerings
Real Estate for Sale )
Business Property For Sale lO2


Corner store, residential section
$6.6O0-tOnly $1,000 cash and $40 per
month. Brick store building: immedi-
ate occupancy; lot Axis.
Near 13th & F-SilO, OO0--4-story
brick bldg, fine condition, new h.-w.
heating plant; new roof. other removal
tons. Over 22 IT. wide by 100 IT. deep
to wide alley; building covering entire
lot Leased to return $500 per year,
net.
Penna. Ave-. near 17th--Very substan-
tial brick bldg, over ~ It. wide ON lot
lSb IT. deep to wide alley. splendid
buy In section of fast advancing values.
ALLAN E. WALKER & co. INC.
S13 18th st. N. w. Main $3.50.
Apartments For Sale l01
NEAR 14TH & IRVING--3-family apart
ment; first commercial zone. A. Nc
NEIL q CO., Insurance Building.
Main 5644.
Hnusao FnF Sa1o 1fR
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
Hang Your Hat In Your OQw Home.
Real Estate for Rent
Houses-Unfurnished

9TH 81 s62s tMt Rainier)-BungS-
lawns. garden. garage. min. to cars
b ST. N. e., Bet. 10th and nth Sts-
rooms and bath. Sos mo.
The Washington times., 1924-02-18

ASHTON HEIGHTS, CLARENDON, VA.
Four new houses for sale. All Inn
provements; reasonable terms. Ashton
Heights has sewer system, gas. elec-
tricity and sidewalks complete No
cheap houses allowedA Houses have 10
per cent for profit and financing. which
IL less than you pay elsewhere.
GEORGE H. RUCKER CO., REALTORS
Phone Clarendon 1877. Clarendon. Va.
LYON PARK-Beautiful 6-room and
bath bungalow. and space for Q rooms
on second floor. The lot is rs II.
frontage ana 100 It. deep. The owner
having moved out Of town. is offering
this place for sale considerably under
the actual value. Price $500; cash
$3.50: monthly payments $6260.
H. M. MARTIN, ...
The Washington times., 1924-02-18
H. M. MARTIN,
MAIN 63TS,

WATCH YOUR OWN HOME BUILT
Choice of new homes now building in
University Park adjoining Hyattsville on
Baltimore Boulevard. 2-fare zone. No
town taxes. Water, sewer. gas. elec:;
All houses. rooms and bath, ami,
basement. laundry trays, h.-w.h. Special
terms and prices. IL purchased during
construction. Call
Phone HyattsvLlle 239.
HOUSE and acres, 100 fruit trees in
near new cement road in Md, 1880.
42s Srd st. N. w. Frank. zoos.
1l4 DESIRABLE residence lots Garrett
Park. Nd; signs on property; cash or
terms. w. F. Eller, agent. GOT 18th
ct. N. w. Washington, .. G. M. 2689.
100 DESIRABLE residence lots. silver
Spring. Md. 9djOin; property recently
property. w. r. Filler. agent, GOT 18th
st. N. w. Washington. D. C., Main 2sss.
5.ROoM house with cellar. cleo. lights,
fur, and gas, large lot. Price. $4,000.
r. 1. Saunders. 721 1sth st. N. 2sSO.
Wanted-Real Estate liz
HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL PuR-
CHASE 1o-room modern house in Mt.
Pleasant prefer; 20-foot front Edgar
A. Miller. 1888 Eye ct. N. asses.
SCIENTIFIC APPLICATION Al
WAYS BRINGS RESULTS. WE STUDY
THE SELLING FEATURES OF YOUR
PROPERTY. WE ANALYZE THE
DESIRES AND RESOURCES OF EACH
BUYER. RESULT UNUSUAL sue
CESS WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAIL
Ed. SEND YOUR LIsTINGs. NAIL
PAULINE WALTERS,
REALTRESS.
1ASo Irving 81 Col Oeo6
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
FINANCIAL
investments

BODWELL REALTI-first mortgage yield 7e Inadyance. Sold in amounts from s2O0 to sl 900. Room 407. Nat1 Bank Bldg, Phone 1891.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

iEADiO service, wiring. repairing. etc. A. II. Eagerly. dr.. ksnsinston. Tel 69I-2. RADIO BATTEHIEs-ss amp. hours f19.eo and s.a.s0. See us before you buy. D'Nen Tire & Battery Co., 5s-45 Wash iugton st. Phone goo.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
Farms for Sale

soUTHINGToN-Is acres of and, ali cieaf house of s rooms. all improvements large barn. car garage. chicken coop- large assortment offered. This farm must be seen 10 be appreciated. skinner Smith Co.,, Inc. Neri Block. Plainviile. Phone a1.A
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

WNTTF1--FooFn and b1ara faf man art wife in private family Central iecnzlrz preferred. Box 2 W H. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
Household Articles

EASY WISHING MACBiSE-sold oD easy terms. Phone for one today. 25o4. Barry q raVnfaf4h 10 Main St
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

No. s5-buy this nearly new. room house in Berlin. 4 few steps from trolley and school Garage. furnace. electric lights. running water. si500 cash. bal. mortgage ate possession. cnshmhn Farm Agency. iaI Main street
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

sale. genuine mahogany and leather parior set, dining room, bed room and Kitchen sets. All very good condition. Call mornings or evenings. s5 Columbia St. End floor. Tel 19Ts-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

DR. n. L. BATTALEN-Nsturopath, surgical appliances for spine ruptured crippled. 2-6s52. z4s Windsor Ave. H
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

CHIMNEY-rspsirins and general mason
 and p1sstefine work. Work guaranteed. q. J, McIArney, isl Clark St. Tel. i7tf-fs.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

PLAtNVILl.E--two tenement house for sale. 10 rooms centrally located. gas. electric lights. city water. corner lot 74x1et. price $500. sl.000 down. balance easy payments. R. l.. Hayden. 1s5 Main st. Bristol. Tel. 1iA open evenings, 10 2.
 \. H.-s room bungalow, barn. out-building. post office. store. fruit Of all kinds. Inquire. s4 West Main St.. city, Room 2, evenings.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
Money Loaned

Money Loaned 4s SELF RESPECTING LOANS You can borrow up 10 $500 on your home furniture, which remains in your possession. without embarrassing Inquiry into your affairs. our relations are strictly confidential % that no ono need ever know you borrowed. You pay only for the act- uai time you use our money and can repay your loan on practically your own terms.
 Repayment Plan. 50 loan repay IS monthly 100 loan repay 2 monthly ls0 loan repay 10 monthly geo loan repay 10 monthly 300 loan repay 20 monthly
 Plus Interest. Cheapest and best place to borrow money. Other companies paid of and more money borrowed.
 Call, write or phone 1e43. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY sT WEST MAIN STREET.
 ROOMS 1oI-1e5. open to 5:so. Saturdays 3 to I.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

BRICK woRK-plastering carpenter work all kinds of building repair work as well as general contracting. Phone 192 or z7ts. Arthur Y. Rutherford. lnc- q pIeasnnt Et.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
HoiIses Tor Sale

AUSTIN sTREET. is--s family house. all improvements large lot. fruit trees car garage. Inquire. 90 Norden st.. ist floor. hRCH sTEEET-A business block. paying better than 10 per cent. Aaron Danieison & Co, Isi Main street. IEINfDEHE-tWo family house with gaf- age. Can be bought for less than cost. Recently built. Yeamans. stewart St. Beividefe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
TENNIS PLAYERS
 IN SEMI-FINALS

PINEHURsT, N. C., April 16.-s. Howard vOshel, Brooklyn; c. Carlton shafer, Philadelphia; R. B. Bidwell, Brookline, and Josuah Wheelwright Boston, today came through the third round of the annual north and south tennis championship tournament in prosressVhere and will play in the semi finals Thursday.
 Wheelwright defeated F. c. BaKss. New York, 6-4, 6-3: BidwelI won from T. J. Hangar, Washington, D. C., 6-I, 6-2 and Shafer defeated Ralph Bagss, New York. SIP, 6-3.
 Voshel met the stiffest opposition of the tournament in A. L. Brunneau of Washington and was forced to go three sets to win, 6-1, 10-12, W=2.
 Palrings Thursday are: Wheelwrieht vs. Shater and Voshel vs. Bidwell,
 Want Ad Corner" The Age Herald building-cOnvenient and results are sure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
LkAMRAMS TO
 / ORGANIZE TEAM

V The Kamram Grotto is organizing a baseball team composed of members of the grotto. A full line of equipment, uniforms and paraphenalia has been provided for and games will be played through the summer months with both grottos of other cities and various other organizations. Everyone inter- ested in getting on this baseball team is asked to get in. touch with or call ". J. Douglas, 2012 First avenue, Main 451, or w. w. Alvey. 1903 Third ave- nue. Main 3550.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
OLD BONES WINS LOCKWOOD PURSE Exterminator Bring s Earnings To $251,156
 At Maryland Track

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md. April IT, Exterminator. the 9-year-old geldlng who won a Kentucky derby in his youth, stepped home ahead of the field in the S2,000 Edgewood purse Thursday afternoon, bringing his total earnings to $251, ,156. He still lags behind Harry Sim clair's Zev, last years derby winner, but, Zev had special opportunity in match race with Papyrus which added SIS, 900 to his total.
 Old Bones, as Exterminator Is fondIy known on all the American. tracks, shouldered 107 pounds and clattered over the distance. one mile and 70 yards in 1:44. Golden Sphere was beaten in a drive to the wire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
PICKEN5 COPS
 FROM HOLT HI

REFofs M. Ala, April IT, Especially The basel all season opened on Graham field whe n Pie,kens County High school clashed with the nine from Holt Hi. The gap e was won by the locals to 2. Errors were frequent on both sides. Price Howard, for the county high school deserves honorable mention for his 2 Il-ropnd playing. having secured thref hits out of four times up. Cox strF iGiS out ten men, while Smalley st1 uck out eight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
M'CALL SfARSAS
 PEBS WIN AGAIN
Blanks Chicks In Fast Game And Hits
 If9me Run

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April IT, Eight hits neatly punched in three innings, 2 nd excellent pitching by Mo- Call enmE3ed the Travellers to shut out the Me- hbhhs Chickasaws, 8 to 0, in the fin pI game of the series here to- daY. J u addition to his brilliant mound work, McCall hit. a home run.
 The tbox score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
Stewart singled. scoring Gray and Brausen. Camp lined out to short.
 Prizes Yet At Stake

Tne big prizes offered by Birming. ham merchants still remain to be won Only one trophy was copped Thursday and that was /Porter's Knox hat for the first hit. Jeanes won this. As four men scored one run each, Saks Clothing company's pair of Selz shoes are we'll tied up. They will have to be either drawn for or played off. For the first home run, fiKst stolen base and first double the ownership of the prizes yet Is to be determined
 The Barons and Vols play the second game of the series Friday, starting at 3 o'clock. Sep Good, left-handef ob- tained from Detroit, will make the start for the Barons. It will be his first appearance in action in a Baron uni form.
 From a Vol standpoint Thursday the hitting of Hawks and Griffith fea- tured. Hawks hit a triple, a double and a single out of three tries, while Griffith hit a double and three singles out of four trips up.
 Prexy Smith announced that Lawton McWhirter, left-hand semi-pro twirler, and William "Cutey" Wright, former Tuscaloosa High school catcher, have been sent to Danville, Va, of the Piedmont league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
GIANTS DEFEAT IN TENTH
 AS DEAN SHINES
Groth, Johnston And Joe F0urnier Hit Out
 Home Runs

NEW YORK, April 17.-Wayland Dean, McGraw's $50,0O0 pitching re- cruit, got off to an suspicious start here today in the New York Nationals s-to-2 victory over Brooklyn. Dean en- gagged in a brilliant twirling duel with Vance, which was decided in the tenth inning on singles by Groh, Frisch and Kelly.
 Johnston and Fournier hit Dean for home runs in the first inning, but the youngster quickly settled, only two hits being made off him after the third in- ming. home run by Groh tied up the score in the fifth inning for the Giants.
 The hny score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
vON ELM WINS MATCH

PASADENA, Cal, April 17.-George Won Elm formerly of Salt Lake City pion, today eliminated c. E. Shoot of Los Angeles in the championship flight of the Southern California golf tourna- ment, four and three. pr. Paul Hunter, former state champion, won from J. K. Wetherby of Minneapolis, five and four. Frank GodchauX of New Or leans defeated W. w. Leithhead of Los Angeles, two and one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
l4,2l6 FANS SEE 'NOOGANS BEATEN Atlanta Crackers Score 16 Runs On Four Look
 out Pitchers

! ATLANTA. Ga. April 17.--The Allan ta Crackers took the Chattanooga Lookouts into camp here today in a swatfest, which was called at the end of the eighth on account of fAdarkuess. The score was IS to 4 The locals took the lead early with six runs in the second inning s
 The opening day game for the locals on their new SpiIIer field drew an off cial attendsnce of i4,21es
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
CUBS HIT OFTEN AND BEAT CARDS Grantham Knocks Home Run, Two Singles
 And Double

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The Chicago Cubs hit Sherdel often and timely today and defeated the St. Louis Cardinals ' to 1, giving Chicago two victories in three games played. Bottomley hit a home run over the right field bleachers for his first hit of the season. Grantham got a home run, double and two singles in five times up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
1-Ratted for Mitchell in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits. Barber. Hurt Morrison, Carlyle 2; home run, Mccall; bases, Memphis 2. Little Rock 2; double plays. Johnston to Hurt, Phifbin to Moore to Johnston: struck out by Mccall 2, by Mccall B. off Merz l, off Mitchell l: in- nfngs pitched, by Merz with hits and 5 runs: earned runs. off Merz 3, off Mitchell g.; losing pitcher. Merz.
 Umpires--Wiiliams and Doolan
 Time-1:52.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18
MALONEY DOC WINS

| PINEHURST, N. C., April 17.-Cham- pion Governor Moscow, entered by E.. F. Maloney, Pittsburg, today was awarded the first prize in the winners class for pointers at the closing of the annual show of the Pinehurst Kennel club. Lansdowne's Cousin Jack was awarded first in the classes for setters
 He Is owned by Mrs. B. F. Lewis, LansdoWne, Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-18

SEATTLE, April 1.-The University of Washington, which retained the row ing championship of the Pacific coast by defeating the University of Califor- mia here Saturday, will send two crews east to defend the intercollegiate title and to compete for representing America in the Olymplcs, the faculty decided to- day.