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The Washington times., 1937-11-12

oLDsMoBILE 1884 4-Door Touring Sedan
excellent finish. fine motor and rubber.
new seat covers: q fine car that will give
many thousands. of miles Of reliable trans
portation at low cost. S419.
L. P. STEUART INC.
1925 14th St. N W.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12
OLDSMO OBILE

oLDSMOBILE 1885 6-Pass. Touring Coupe.
excellent black paint. spotless upholstery.
all good tires and splendid motor. Ger.
tainly this clean car is priced low at $445;
C. C. C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1929 22nd st. N. W. Open evenings and
Sunday. MA. 1900.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

NEW, AND USED FoRDs. Biilhimer a
Palmer. Spencer st.. Hyattsville Md.
FORD 1895 VS. Tudor S2e6. The car "a
excellent mechanically. Green finish. Ex-
celIent tires. Upholstery immaculate, Priced
monthly payments
L. P. STEUART. Inc.
1880 Rhode Island Ave. N. E. DE 1909
FORD 1887 Tudor S5 sedan-6. 600 miles: |:
only $3.50. COL 61S6-M. Dealer.
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR
NASH

NASH 1882 Sedan-Tiffany black finish,
spotless interior. Motor has had excel
lent care and will give thousands of miles
of safe dependable transportation. Reduced
to 500 Liberal finance plan. PACKARD,
Oath, M and N SITS. N. ". Republic O146.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12
StudebakeF Dealers
2O18 14th st. N. w. North S949
oman EvnmAuwa

PACKARD 1886 5-pass. Touring Sedan
model lob. Perfect black paint, excel
lent tires. clean upholstery. A splendid mo-
tor: radio. Here is . very clean car. priced
Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 22nd st N. W.
MA. 5000. Omen eYeninRa and Sunday
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1887 Irving st. N. w.
Open Evenings Adams 6411

CHEVROLET 1887 Demonstrators. Sullivan
Chevrolet, 460 N. Y Ave. NV. NE. 2S11
CHEVRoLFT 1887 Master Coupe-This
fresh trade-in has been nicely broken in
and looks az If It has never been out Of the
showroom. Equipped with heater, electric
clock, turret top, safety glass, no-draft
ventilation, etc. Reduced to $545. Liberal
finance plan. Top allowance for your pres
emit car. PACKARD, Gath, N and N Sts.
N. W. Republic 0146.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

Plymouth 1896 De Luxe 2.DOOr NS0E
Touring Sedan-De luxe equip OOLO
ment considered, you can't match this
value. A perfect running automobile
in the best of condition. Give your
family the pleasure of owning this
bargain. Heater. lighter entirely up
holstered in leather, excellent for hard
wear; dual wipers. horns and tail
lights: beautiful beige with cream
stripe. Ready for your test at any
time; unG91nDditionally gua5anteed.
1890 Wisconsin Ave-, Cor. Albemarle st..
Open Evenings and Sunday
Potomac 2207
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81 UemonstratOrR-RIcha
SON, 1904 Nichols Ave. 8. e. Dealer.
The Washington times., 1937-11-12

oLDSMoBILE 1886 Business Coupe-s.
cylinder perfect black paint, spotless up
holstery, excellent tires. and splendid mo-
S575: G. G. G. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac
Co., 1922 22nd st, N. W. MA. 5000. Open
evenings and Sunday.
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OLDSMOBILES-Inspe our stock, Po-
hanka Service. 1126 10th St. N. W.
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC, beautiful blue convertible
Coupe Roadster. special body, new tires,
used very little; in fine condition: paint
like new; q real bargain. win demonstrate.
For further details call col. 747b.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
CHATTER OF HOOPS BY Rozz Brovn

what a crowd they would have! l
am for 1t.
How Doing and Dinna DO are
two year olds which won't be in
the maiden class very long. And
I look for The Queen to show
startling improvement over her re-
cent races very soon. Watch and
seel Here's one for Ripley. At
Dade Park recently seven favorites
won the card OF seven races. oh
boyi the chalkeaters dream l
wonder n W. Dunn, known as
Parse. was down. This seldom
happens at any track. lily Kelly.
noted colored sportsman OF Chica-
go. won a big bet on his colt. Fir
ing Squad, at Suffolk Downs. the
other day. The price was IS to /,
and your money back. oh boy. he
bets very big. or don't bet at all
So II he bet some OF the boobies are
looking for a new bankroll.
Here are two long shot specials
TO play first crack out at any
track, or distance, the owners send
them. The Queen. =. Sirgay.
Get yours and don say did not
inform you. So long. see you next
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

Discovery. or course Alfred Van
derbilt got the colt by Display for
$4,000. War Admiral just breez-
ed five-eights OF mile in los on
a slow track. Now look out boys,
he will be ready at Belmont Park.
and who will get close TO him.
Marshall Lilly, colored trainer for
the Whitneys, has done mighty we'll
with those steeds up Boston way,
He led the list OF trainers at
Rockingham. Suffolk Downs made
handsome profit out OF both
meets. according TO government
figures. At Lincoln Fields every
one seems satisfied the meet is a
huge success. Walter Morton Is a
cheap platter OF the Morris r type.
always knocking at the door. De-
liberator worked a mile In 1:37H,
but that will not scare the owners
OF the Peabody Handicap as that
has been done before, and then
the boss might have run his race
in the workout. I think II would
be a nice match race II they could
bring Seabiscuit and War Admiral
together nj one and one-eighth
miles, weight for age, at Belmont
Park this fall. What a race. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
MASHIE WIELDERS LOOK
TO CLEVELAND TOURNEY

pion's entry blank John Dendy OF
Asheville, n. c.. will be the defend.
ing champion. Last years run
ner up was Howard Wheeler OF
Atlanta.
DRIVING CONTEST
Several new features Of this
years tournament are scheduled
for the opening day There will
be a driving contest. There will
be prizes for the best dressed
woman and man, and an addition
al prize for the mister who en-
ters the tournament from the
greatest distance.
DR.. Levy, advises that the F. c,
G.. A. has secured the beautiful
Cotton Club. for the closing OF
the tournaent. Friday, September
3. The trophies and metals will
be presented during the dance,
Music will be furnished by ma
tionally known orchestra.
All who wish to enter are re-
quested to send or mail in their
entry blank plus s. to Or. l.. S.
Evans. 1913 Quincy. This entities
them to play in any amateur event
including the Women's 72 Holes
Match play. To enter the u. G. A.
$500 Open. $40 must accompany
the entry blank.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

out the good colt Maetall by nose
in the Saratoga Stakes In one OF
the hardest fought finishes OF the
meet. II looked like Quick Devil
was the best. He was in the pic
ture. three horses on the wire as
no came from last place to fight
out the two horses two jumps to
one. Mrs. Mars paid $4,000 for a
colt by Teddy. Boys, this woman
seems to know her blood lines weel.
Yellow Tulip came back to win his
second straight win, and Old Story
did likewise. Regal Lilly beat me
out OF a good bet when she beat
out Recussion in the Alabama
stakes. Sandy Boot ran one OF his
few good races to beat out Billy
Bee. War Magic's mother cost Cox
Brady SIS and could not win
race. Her name is War Feathers
run like you do l will skip from
maybe she will make good In the
stud. Rouge Et Noir, you are too
good for me. Any boss that can
rum like you do ] will skip from
now on. OF course ! don't pay for
your oats. -.
Five multimillionaires were bid
ding on a brother to the good boss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

CLEVELAND. Ohio-(By Clar.
ence l.. Simmons for ANP)--On the
heels OF the Elks Convention which
closes here August 2s. comes the
National Negro Golf Tournament
OF the United Golfers association.
Entry blanks and fees are arriv-
ing daily from all parts of the
country, according to Drs. J. f.
Levy and l.. s. Evans, president
and secretary. respectively, OF the
local Forest City Golf Association.
under whose auspices the N. G. T.
is being conducted. The tourna-
ment is scheduled to open August
81 and continue through Septem-
Der 1. 2, 3. Beautiful Highland
Park. undV the direction OF the
City Parks and Recreational de-
partment. has been selected for the
anticipated 500 members OF tour
nament
VACATION TOURNAMENT
r. w. Hawkins. OF Arlington,
Mass. and chairman OF the u. G.
A. Tournament committee. who is
sometimes regarded as the father
OF Negro tournament golf, has ar
ranged vacation division tourn-
ament" to be played the same time
as the U. G. A. amateur Is played.
This division will give the high
handicap playsrs a chance TO win
a prize. There are more than so
beautiful prizes donated by friends,
well-wishers and members OF the
Y. G.. A.
On the program Is scheduled to
be blind DOGGY event held in con-
junction with the qualifying
rounds Each entrant will post
his or her handicap before leaving
the first tee and prizes will be
awarded the winners.
From all indications the $500
Open will attract large field OF
professionals. Most interesting to
the secretary OF the local organi-
zation was the arrival OF the cham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

hNch my Smoke! Mr.. selec-
,iohs ior the past week we're Sea-
biscuit. 49, anwolia. s21.4O
...''.Good Home, $s....... Air
rlame. $lS,.... Broadway. So 49,.
war Magic, $13. Fairfax So -.
land Pernie. SO. go. so watch
me Tribune. At the Spa the De-
'rot stable, Bomar, cleaned the
country with Yellow Tulip at eight
70 one, and It was not a picture
,,nlsn. He won by eight lengths.
Messrs. Bonn and Marley made
some OF the big-time bookies scurry
'or cover as they dug up new bank
,o'is. land r. z. Potts, trainer
LOT the establishment, certainly
Knows how to prepare a boss to
WIN big bet. OF course you
Know how he used to be a fire
uan In Baltimore, and also owned
ana trained the good boss Lieu
tenant The End who won many rich
stakes at the Windsor Jockey Club.
years ago.
Bill Harris, from Nashville. used
% oe MS main man. and he was
5000 friend OF mine. spiIlway, the
"oss That ran for 81. which is con-
'uered cheap at Saratoga. beat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

Empire Sporting Club had signed Henry Armstrong, the
west coast feather with the heavyweight punch has pro-
voked considerable interest in fisc affairs locally In
fact the proposed bout between Armstrong and Orville
Druard has the fight fans along the Main Stem showing
supreme
Armstrong. who is recognized by California as the
fatherweght champion, out of the west less than
to sarte the eastern fans and sport writer's with
his potent punching and whrwind dash in the ring He
punched Mike Beoise, New York champion full ofholes
with his lethal fists and then smeared Aldo Spodi.
And in addition to being recognized the best of
the current crop of eaherweghts (and by many the
greatest featherweight of all times, Armstrong is
dered by the most serious threat to Lou Ambers
lightweight
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PRESENT CLUB.
WORST 9 EVER
TO PLAY HERE

fall. n'
And, by the doom of death. and
woes and all"
But old Bill Shakespeare could
not have made the Duke Ephesus
10 as much 10 destroy the mer-
chant OF Syracuse as the Detroit
stars are doing to destroy them
selves.
There never was a greater Com
cay OF Errors than that horrible
exhibition put on between the De-
trot Stars and the Atlanta Black
Crackers at Hamtramck Stadium
over the past weekend II was ter
rifle and the smell OF the polluted
play fingers in the nasal channels.
In the outfield there were Dro-
MOS of Ephesus and Dromios OF
Syracuse doing pantomine acts as
they stumbled about in the high
grass fAnd the grass in the out
Held has grown so tall It's hard 10
discern the outfielders) in feeble
efforts TO snare fly balls.
The infield had burrowed In the
deep grooves in the diamond and
was unable to extricate itself In
fielding slow grounders. II was
enough to make the fans blush In
shame.
The comical antics on the field
OF play havs just about sounded
the doom OF death OF the team
and there will be an END of woes
and ALL"
The Crackers, a group OF col
lege boys from the institutions OF
learning In and around Atlanta.
captured the opening game Satur-
day to the tune OF Ga. They came
back Sunday TO win the first game
OF the double-header, and then lost
the nightcap, lilo. and then won
the final game Monday afternoon,
10.
Out OF this catastrophe was ex-
tracted some good hitting by Char
ley Justice. Justic pounded out
two home runs for the Stars In the
second game Sunday. He also re-
lieyed Daniel Webster and did
fair job of stopping the rampaging
Crackers.
The fans are wondering just how
long will owner Jim Titus attempt
TO cram some sandlot baseball
players down throats accustomed
TO league food. They've shown
their resentment by remaining a.
way from the park in droves.
The club is without a doubt the
worst group OF misfits ever to
wear Detroit uniforms.
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Armstrong TO
FACE CANADIAN

Henry Armstrong. Hurricane
Harry from Los Angeles, the lit
tie fellow who lust chops EN- to
pieceo.' will make his Detroit ring
debut August 81 Armstrong Wsll
meet Orville Droullard. Windsor.
in l0-round bout in the Univer-
sity OF Detroit Stadium
Drouillard earned the right 10
meet Armstrong by his draw fight
with Kid Chocolate recently.
Scotty Montieth, matchmaker for
the Empire Sports Club. promoters
of the bout said that Drouillard
had been showing great form in
recent battles and should give the
West Coast battler stiff argument
for honors.
A graduate OF the 81 Louis ANA
teur ranks. Armstrong has been
steadily moving up the fistic lad
der until now he's recognized in
his home state OF California as the
feaiherweight champion. He has
been signed TO meet Petey Sarron,
MIA champion OF the division. In a
title bout in October.
Moving out to California. Arm
strong caught the eye of Al Jol-
son and Eddie Meade. Jolson pur-
chasing his contract for 10000.
He has registered II knockouts in
his last Is bouts.
During the past several months
he has been campaigning in the
east. He startled the eastern sport
writer's with his hasty knockout
OF Mike Belloise and Alto Spoldi.
He then came back TO flatten Bonn
Bass in one round Lou Massey also
fell victim 10 his punching in three
rounds His latest triumph scor-
cd last Friday night when he stop
ped Irish Eddie Brink In three
rounds at New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21
Stars A Comedy Of Errors
Flora Lomax Wins Midwest Women's Singles
WALKER SETS NEW RECORD

NEW YORK CITY-(CNS)-The dispatches
from abroad report that Mel Walker, the Ohio
State high jumper went the bar at feet 10
inches (209 centimeters), in a meet at Stockholm
last week.
Walker jumped feet and 1882 inches to bet
ter the worlds record of feet and "a inches
held jointly by his teamate at Ohio State Dave
Albritton, and Cornelius johnson Of Compton, Cal
ifornia.
He cleared the bar at that height after two fail
ures.
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Defeats Indiana
Champ In Finals

Richard Hldlln SIS rs and
Ted Cousins In he ssri-finais.
8 =. s Il SIS. after Robert Ry-
land who later won 'he jerior
singles had defaulied 70 Walker
Graham defeated Dr r o Downs
OF Roanoke 70 enter me finals
Walker played IN The Southwest
tournament earlier IN the year
losing 10 LLOYD Scott national
champion in the finals
Ted Cousins. West Virginia stats
college pullea The upser Of the
tournament when ne defeated
Richard Cohen Xavis college.
New orleans ton seeded player.
s-s s7. IN the finals
Sousins. who Mss eighth seeded
player bad lost 70 Cohen IA The
Southwestern tournament at Tus-
kegee in Nav
HUNTER ~ DOUBLES
Clarence Hunter Detroi- singles
champion lost 70 Graham IN the
qnartcr-tinals However. be later
paired with Henry Spauding Chi
caso 80 defeat Graham and Dr. n.
Montgomery Cleveland. 70 win ne
mems doubles championship. IS.
o. ., g, 6 81
Hunter and Miss Birch we're de-
fcated by Hank Graham and Miss
Gladystccnc Graves Of indianapolis
for The mixed doubles title
Robert Ryland- Chicago. capiur-
ed the junior singles lie when he
turned back George Bernard
white, Richmond. Ind Sc s-l.
Ryland was the defending cham-
pion Sixteen years II age RylAnd
IS sophomore ~ Tilden Hish
school in Chicago He won tho
Illinois junior championship sew
oral weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-21

WIIBERFORCE, Flora Sui
liyan Lomax, sprighily young wom-
an who has been advancing with
rapid strides In the field OF tennis.
added another laurel 70 her already
large collection when she captured
the Womens singles title at The
ninth annual Midwest Tennis tour
namenl hold here this week
Mrs Lomax trounced Lillian
Graves. Indianapolis, in straight
sets, 60. 6-l. to win the hon
ors She later teamed with Lii
Ian Birch. also OF Detroit, 70 win
The wome,l's doubles championship
STRONG GAME WINS
Flora won the title because She
possessed superior game 10 that
OF the little Hoosier girl. Her
back-hand and forchand strokes
far excelled those Of Miss Grayes.
With these advantages. Mrs. Lon-
ak was ablc 10 keep hor Indiana
opponent on the run through most
OF the game with her baseline play.
Tommie Walker. Chicago. and a
student AZ Prairie NieV College
came from behind z, defeat Hank
Graham, Cleveland IN the final
OF the mems sineles Facing de-
feat after losing The first two sets
TO Graham. g. and g. g Walker
came on with surge that swept
Graham off tho court with blister
ing shots which kept the fast tir-
Ing Graham hustline about The
court The little Chicago south
paw. possessing a good back hand
stroke, won the next three sets.
CO, 60. and si
In his march to the finals Walk
er downed II. Kean, 6--l and & 2;
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COKES DROPPED
GAME TO SATANS
cARABALLo RED DEVILS
SCORED EARLY TO COP
CONTEST. 4 TOT

Caraballo Red Devils defeated
Coca-Cola yesterday afternoon at
Bayview Park due to the excel
lent pitching of f. Tynes, who al
lowed but three hits. Tynes also
drove home two runs with a single.
He struck out five batters and
walked only four, which is unusual
for this twirler.
Sterling was on the mound for
the Cokes. This was his first
start in a year or mora. He gave
up six hits, tanning seven.
]. Garcia. with one safety out
Of two tries at bat, was the lead
ing hitter of the contest. E. Sweet
ing and o. Griffin hit one out of
three.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Coca-COla-
600 100 Ooo-1 3 /
Carabalio Red Devils
020 101 0Ox-4 6 2
Batteries: Sterling and f. AL
bury; F. Tynes and ]. Garcia.
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j
81 mAn8B Oh N8RvAwD

SYNOPSIS: SaUing a desperate
young man Tied GaynoT) from
setting a forest fire to get q job.
Kay Crandon offers him a place
az the Lazy Nine; she believes
he is decent. She rides home TO
find her ranch house and barn
lost in flames. Josh Hastings,
gunner Of the Flying Sir, tDho
icdnts to buy the Lazy Nine and
marry Kay, i1iUites her there, bat
she disfrusts him. HolreveT, her
young sister, Bdbs, and peppeTy
Aunt Kate gladly visit Hastings.
Ted joins Knyss outfit and rides
to town iDith Kay and the insuY-
nnce papers. Dan Steele, the
banker, dasIes her hopes Of re-
buiIding-the Insurance money
has to 90 totUaTd the mortgage.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEGALS

N THE COUNTY JUDGES cot ri
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re. Estate of
Anthony Gandolfo sometimes
known as Tony Gandolfo.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You. and each OF you, are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which you.
or either of you, may have against
the estate of Anthony Gand0ifo,
sometimes known as Tony Gandolf0,
deceased. late Of Monroe County,
Florida. 10 the Hon. Raymond r.
Lord, County Judge Of Monroe
County, at his office in the County
Courthouse in Monroe County Flor
ida, within eight calendar months
from the date of the first pubiica :
ton hereof All claims and de-
mands not presented within the
time and In the manner prescribed
herein shall be barred as provided
by law.
Dated June 30th. A. p. 1887.
BEITLAH DEMERITT,
As Administrators of the Estate Of
Anthony Gandolfn, sometimes
known as Tony Gandolfo. De-
ceased. 1iyi-S-I 5-2z
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IHUBBELL PITCHES
| GIANTS INTO FIRST
SPOT ASCUBSLOSE
HOME RUNS BY OFT AND
BARTELL AIDED IN NEW
YoRK's VICTORY OVER Pr
RATES
Especial to The citlnen)

NEW YORK, July 15.-New
York Giants slipped into first
place in the National League yes
terday afternoon with a half
game lead.
The Bruins defeated Boston
Bees on June Is to go into first
position, and month later, lack
ing a day, the Bees downed them
to knock them out of that posi-
ton.
Carl Hubbell, who is certainly
back in his great form when he set
his consecutive winning streak
held the hard-hitting Pittsburgh
Pirates to four safeties. Tbs
Giants garnered but seven off
Bowman and Bryant.
Home runs by Mel OFT and
Dick BatreIl account for two OF
the New Workers runs. The con-
test en0eu, W q.
! The victory was HubbelPs fifth
straight since regaining his win
ming tactics. He hung up eight
straight at the beginning of the
season and then was knocked out
Of the box six times in row to
| losss.s four games. In other words,
his record nov stands, 10 VIC
toriesaand four losses.
Turner of the Bees held the
Cubs to five hits as his teammates
scord two runs off the same mum
Der of safeties to defeat ths
Windy City Tribe. 2 to 1. Il
seems that the Bees either shut,
out the opposition or allowed but
one or two runs.
Cincinnati Reds took Brooklyn
Dodgers into camp, 5 to 8.
In the American League, New
York Yankees continued to show
their power as they pounded II
hits off Wade and Coffman to
bury Detroit Tigers under al
avalanche of runs, 10 to 2. Red
Ruffing held the Tigers to fivt
bingles.
And still Philadelphia Athletics
( continue to lose. Chicago White
Sox, with the aid of five-hit twirl-
ing bv Vernon Kennedy, defeated
the AS. 6 to 4.
Boston Red Sox amassed p
bing:as off st. Louis Browns pitch
ing to down them, 13 to 6.
! Cleveland Indians also swanpee
Washington Senators, IL to 2
Hudlin gave up only seven safe
/ ties.
The summarizes.
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Health. born at Davenport. Iowa,
80 years ago.
Or. Walter 4 Herring of Iowa.
State Commissioners of Paolie
Health, bora at Davenport. Iowa,
81 years arc.
DR. Garry e. Myers &c Cove
hand. noted psychologist. born Il
Sy.yan, Pa, IS years ago
Judge Richard 5 whaley 81
Seuth Carolina. Of ne Fedora
Court 81 Claims. born st Charles
ten. $. G., Go years ago.
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COKES AND STARS
TANCLE TODAY

This afternoon At Bsyvieu PARK
the leAgue-seading coea-Cela cut
tit and Roberts Stars viii cross
hats. & AIsury and Lewis VII
he the sstery Tor the cokes. and
r Roberts and Co.'S for the
stars.
Tomorrow afternoon. the Stars
and Satans win meet.
$500 et.ratn~.
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tor, born at Berlin. Conn. Died in
Baltimore, July Is. 1884.

1sos-Henry Edward Manning,
famed English Cardinal, born.
Died Jan. IA, 1892.
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1s64-Franklin K. Lane, San
Francisco lawyer. Interstate Com
merce Commissioner, Secretary
of the interior under Wilson,
born in Canada. Died May Is.
1922.
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Teachers WANTED = Enroll
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1ss6-william Winter. famed
New York dramatic critic. essay
izt. historian. poet and prolific
writer of his day. born at Glou-
cester, Mass. Died June 80. 1917.