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Saturday, Jmtt iB, i 027 i_L *1 1 U <UJIIWyBBHUWJL!BJ.J Bags ■■ ■■■■■■■■■— ■ KANNAPOLIS DEPARTMENT , • rt»t i. noosm CHURCH-GOING DAY IK KANNAPOLIS IS SB* FOR SUNDAY "^ua.-rE Pri***fo4 I. Expect* to Be Bf- Kannapolis, June 18,—To freshen up the religious atmosphere of the lo cal and adjacent community the va rious churches of Kannapolis will ob serve Church-Going Day here Sunday. Far reaching advertisements have told everyone of the plan and each church •is anticipating a record attendance. The project was suggested last week at the monthly meeting of the ministerial association and iinraediate -1» an advertising campaign was launched. All the denottilSations is sued thousands of invitations to the populace here' and each family prom ising to attend the services displayed a red tag from the front dOor. So, today, the town of Kannapolis is literally covered with these little ygfcels and . tomorrow the greatest ■spiritual overhauling ever fixperienc- V<l here is expected to take place. Interesting programs wifi be ren dered at every church. Sunday School will be conducted at 0:45 o'clock in the morning; preaching at 11 and 8 o'clock; and young peoples' meetings at 7 o’clock. . At the First Baptist Church, tne pastor, Hov. H. G. Bryant, will preach Shiuday morning oil the sermon sub ject "Moulds in Whies Men's Lives Are Cast.’’ Sunday evening he will be heard on the theme, “Why We Should Go to Church." ■ At the A. R. P. Church on Sunday pvorning Rev. M. B. Grier, the pas tor, will discuss “True Worship.” At the’ 8 o'clock hour h's sermon Will be based on the topic "Tne Church.” Special musical programs will be rendered at the Flrtt Presbyterian Church with Mrs. R. T. Frye in chsrge.v I>*n- J. Johnson, superintend ent of the Sunday School, and Robert Eflrd, dde of the prime leaders of the church, will appear in short talks at tlie mohiing serv'ee in regard to the every member campaign being staged bjy the Presbyterian folks. ■ Rev.- W. C. Jamieson has returned from the Davidson conference and will occupy the pulpit it both ser vices. TWO PITCHERS CAST ADRIFT ,9- BY KANNAPOLIS CLU*. f The Necessary Prwrfrfil Oil Newberry. Wifgihio »UH*tr, and Parksf-, Piedmopter. f Kannapolis, Jjjpc 18.—l’cc;:s PoT kcr, Cooteemee \by who came here ffbu the l*iedmQtit League, afttd Hen ry N|>\v berry, out of tip* Virginia As sOCSolon, were yesterday afternoon tehdetrii their release by Mhimger Boh Kirkc. Both boys arc pitchers ahil twirled some neat ball here' for the Towcler dttb, but Kirke waif forced to cut his squad to twelve nietC and it was nec efifiary ffo cast adriftVtwo of the six ca tapirs. ■,& The -roster ns it now stands, sow low’s: Stiller, lb: Kirke. 2b; Mottsln ger, ss: ;-Hayncs, Bb.; Ldr, tt.: Irby r of.: McClain. rs.; Donaldson, c.; Laird, Antley, Jaeksou and Wilson, pitchers. Botii Clubs In Superb Tibi-and a Choke Battle Is Foraftfled. Kannapolis, June 18.—-XMliiey Lew eilyn will this afternoop fedd h's Con cord Weavers into local den for the second battle of jbo season with tlie Kannapolis TowWSrs. .The com bat wilt start at SfflO o’clock. Both outfits are fii superb trim for jELtlie struggle. Both have taken’ on three fees thus far this week and both will be fighting .toe and nail for the.bacon. Consequently the hardest fought affair of the year Id forestall ed. Boss Kirke will rely on either Wil son or Antley, both former Sally I.eagucrs, to protect his vassals from the slab while Shipper Lop will like ly select Bartel or Bonds, both also ■ ■- Jt..a. .m. .» r- -|f" ■■ '"VI.. > J ,7 —11.. 1,. 4 I a .MSI; .r . m ~ — ’ TILLIE THE TOILER v A POSTPONED ENGAGEMENT - _ HET--UUT BVLU.VSO O&SZan&StT] WQ OD IHhAS^ T’TdIdKSHT t USW’T -imt FOMNYI ! LBAVINtf g MAC RANG » WC)MDE£ t—* \ BOTH RACING l| |*SUI ffiSfclPF -*U*T ftW U«*> A UP A you, DIP ,/z TMEV/Rg^LJ IF -TUEVfcOjm iuJJ’we SjwS2 kpCOND feEFOfcB youtMCs AM§_ Ao wA-wiTKC) rnM 1 ni<4 * raMMMAx)! DECiDEJp NOT |>OVJM STRSET NIGHT - ME TO DO THIS SAME tHINSK>~ s<->T SAlt) \*t> <3O VWT’H Tsfope SO r-rHIIIPtwvI ~ vc> COME r I'LL TEACH ' 7 -LI I I, , J ' ~i.„ .u " J BBWMHU. I I, Jt I I I ‘ “ ’ ON Wtt former Sally leaguers, for bis mound Peepingiinto the situation with both •eyes it k learned that neither team kae the edge on the other. Concord won eight, games over Kannapolis last jrelr while Kannapolis annexed nine victories over the grand old riv al. This year the Towelers outclassed Coneord, 0 to 3, in the opening num ber but, this has been forgotten since, the latter 'was got in the best of con dition to battle the classiest contin gent in North Carolina. The other chibs of Toweler Town will remain- idle today, being guests at the Ooncoril ordeal. The “Y” had planned on meeting Badin in the aluminum city, but the Badinites, through conflicting dates, were forced into oanceHihg the affair. THK STANDINGS. Virginia League. W. L. Pet. Portsmouth 34 22. (107 IWlson 1 .30 27 .526 Petersburg— J 27 29 .482 gichmond 26 20 .478 inston 26 29 .473 Norfolk 23 31 .426 South Atlantic League AV.. L. Pet. CMdenifiJe : 38 24 .579 Knoxville 20 26 .527 Bpartafiburg 29 27 .518 Charlotte .. .... 30 28 .517 Asheville ! 28 28. 500 Macon ... 28 88. 49t Augusta ..... 25 32 .439 Columbia ■ 24 32 .4a) American League. ■* •> W. L. New York y 38 17 .691 Chicago .’..34 24 .586 Philadelphia ......30 25 Washington __ __..S7 25 .5J9 Detroit .... 25 28 .472 Cleveland _. BB *W .456 Bt. LOuis .i 24 29 .’463 Boston 14 86 ..264 National League. * - Wj JL Ilct. Pittsbudfii jil .34 18 .654 Chicago - .84 20 .630 Bt. liMls ..M) 21 5Wf New Yobk ...-«7 26 .568 Brflfpn 27 22 J 4!& I’hrtivdelphia V. ’111111.20 80 ‘lsP Cincinnati 20 86 .3J57 Piedmont Ldbgne • W. L. PcL Raleigh 4**- —32 24 .571 High Point ijL... 30 25 .545 Bocky MjMjff 1. ..31 26 .!W4j lVins-toiuSfiem ....27 28 .401 Durham 23 31 .426 Shlisbury —4— T, ! Lived Under All Presidents Except Four. Kgtdntori. Ga., June 18.—INS.— ! Living from the inauguration of the! first* President of the T’nited State* from Massachusetts, John Adams, unf til after the inauguration of ill# sec ond, President Cooiidge. is a long' time, but “ Uncle" Wright Busting aged negro of Pittman County, nob only llvgd (luring every presidential administration, except four, but up un-; til a short tii^f'!before Ills death re cently. his memory was clear and he was a veritable "talking American his tory.” *. "Uncle" Wright, whose age of more than 105 years Was a mattw Os rerord and uot ftiehs Work, belonged to the Bnsttn family betort- the civil war atjd was bom in Norfolk. Va. He was noted for */ remarkable.knowl-: edge Os American events that have made America fStnods. The aged darky ghs Only a 'plejcs ninily when President Adams wis’ln* augtifated and Was but '6 years <d<f when the first stOambbat crossed the Atlantic. An Oklahoma newspaper prints the following advertisement: “Party Who took lady’s green silk pajamas from clothes line, please return and no em barrassing exposure will be made on my part/’ s ... . e. .» •:> nrw L ' iuiijilbujl, .ju gq BWW WAB "HOODOOED.” I Sheriff Comes to Albeumrle in‘ttmot of Man Who Deserted StjKily KeWc-Herald. .ptrarjgrr thaa fictiou is tlip «r --cumstguce that brought Sheriff Joe B. Powell, of Moniteau County, fttaapuri, of which California is tfie county seat, to Albeamrte, Tuesday night. Sheriff Powell came all the w|y from California, Mo-, pith ex tiidition pa tiers to get a man who hall given hi.- name as Clifford Gor don Wilt',ey, of Albemarle, N. d„ 'Route 4, Box 67, only to find when jie arrived here that his man had worked a ruse and had been living uittjer &n alias. ■The real Clifford Gordon Whit lesr, Sheriff'i’owell found here, 111 in t» TfiJly-prusom hospital, a married mfin with a wife and several ehil gren, who has been living here in Htfiidy county all bis life except for Vfiat time he s|ient ill the World Whr. The pictures Sheriff Powell brought with him of his man were nOj the image of Clifford Gordin Wbltley of Stanly county. ’( Tiawever, Mr. Whitley here re membered the face of the man who had been living under his name in California, Mo., as a soldier whom bo had. known and soldiered with in t* World War. It is alleged that t* imposter stole Mr. Whitley’s (Htebarge from the army. Mr. W(iit- Ibf as yet hbWevfir, has pot been able to recall tSe mfin’e name.. ■ According to Sheriff PoVrell. a nfiin who gave his napfie and ad dress as Olfford Gordon Whitley dame to California, Mo., in 1920. dad Married a young girl there. The gifl sta|ed thit she got in touch With him through a la-gion Club by (‘OVrespondencc. He was a soldier in the World War and/lived with Uia #ife In - California, &|o., Until abodt Sep tem her. 1926. when he disap peared from that town abandonmg hm wife ahd children. During tfie fime he lived there he worked in a firOolen mill,: having previously work-- ed in cotton mills before fioin# to Missouri, Two children were Tiofti to tbe marriage phile they fi-erc liflug together child was borii to the wife about'three months ago, fiittce he left. Upon this man’s departure from: California, Mo., he carried his wife' and children to her father's home and stated to her that lffi was going ] 4o Kansas City, Mo., io get wort firtij would .Rend for his family later. Mttwever, a day or so thereafter she. a letter post-marked Chi cago, wherein he stated he was going across the waters to see about some insurance. This was the ’first Intl mation the wife ]ptd that her llufi biuid had her and the, riuldren. The wife" then found th»t b|f husband ha(f'. drawn ail the Ainne.v front the bank there, some 4bns> hundred dollnrs. >. Thiit party had . claimed all along that we bad beeu nil jfWpUan since nihe years of »g. I>jM? r upon taking the matter up wfth the war depart ment. the wife turned that when kfir husband enlmfed on December »th. 1910. at Columbus. Ohio . he, gave his emergency address at Mrs. Fannie Whitley 4 mot baric K. F. D. 3To. 4. Box 67, • Aihewfiric. Novtb: flurolina. and gave tbs.-' date and P’ncc of birth .dfi August 15, 1896, ih Albemarle. i)R C. After receiving this information about April Ist,-1927. the finfe. lifid her lafeal. banker to take .the mut ttr up with an Albemarlfi_ hanker. Who that such a party as the mother was named was Iping ip'iir Alblpmarie and also her soil, Clifford Gordon Whitley, a married , .fiau with geweraU children. Shwiff Fdwril find other officio's then thmiglit It likely that Jtfic same man hfid a wife and children in Stuiiiy o&nfy before ((oming-«to their town dm marrying. ;s_On the. stfibngth of this informa tion, ft seems, Sheriff Ifoweli came so Albemarle to get bin man, arriv ing here Tuesday night. Upon ip-, tfistigatiou Wednesday he leariWtf that the real Clifford Gordon ley Was here in the Tally-BruqiaOi Moopital suffering with appendicips, married and with a wife and several Children Whoin be nad ■always lived with.’ .V Mr. Whitley remembered the face of thfe man after looking at the fibotjjp BUeHff Powell 'brought with him as being a soldier with him in THjc OONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE iMDYOUkVBjgt | Uwi. ! i mi, ' H B. managing editor of the Vancouver, B. C., Province, saya: That support of hOOc industries is the motive power driving the commun ity *bip to wares the harbor of go as sured prosperity. When you “buy at home’’ you keep your (foliar circulat ing among your neighbors, you pro mote confidence In ydttr City, you help to establish payrolls and payrolls’ mean families and 8 progressive community. In this western province of the Do minion of Canada we are educating our people to buy British Columbia goods for preference. Second choice goee to Canadian goods, third to goods produced within -the British Empire. In this young country it is some times necessary to make sacrifices in order to maintain the plan outlined but t>id you ever stop to think that there woo’d be no home industries if people purchased all their supplies from outside sources!... Asheville Cope Bring Us School. Asheville, Jime IT. Asheville policemen are going to school. The first Class will he held at 2 o’clock next Tuesday afternoon in the Police court room. The tfiaeibr will be Dr. A. G. Barry, expert criminologist, and assistant in economics and sociology at the Uni-, versity Os Wisconsin, who is a mem ber of the teaching staff at the Ashe ville Summer School. Announcement that Dr. Barry has agreed to conduct a series of classes for members of the police department for a study of crime lin'd police meth ods Acas Made by.U. M, Bartlett, com iriahionCr of public, rfafety. ' Ty (tobb knocked out a two-bagger the .first time he went to bat in the big league in 1905. ' ,ss a sfidfifij* ■■», the World' War. Mr. Whitley-, ’'lt'lfi' understood, alleged that this sclf ofiUie man stole hi* discharge papers. BUt as yet, Mr. Whitley has been Unable to recall the name the man went by while in the army. Sheriff Joe B. Powell returned hoine without his n»an Wednesday 'afternoon, after having visited the JpyOTi fiif fiadlii and other" adjacent point.-* of interest in Stanly. While here Sheriff Pijwell stated to . the News-Herald reporter that he was grdaily ini phased with Stai.dy coun ty and in her ifiue net- of 'higfiMtUys. - i. H M ij'O'i | i| <i || iPfijii l ii; ■■ , 1 _ “LUCKY LINDY” RECORDS 20681-LUCKY LINDY (fox trot) NafShilkret i J and hi* Victor Orchestra AMERICA DID IT AGAIN (fox trot) Nat ?V; Shildkret and hi* Victor Orchestra 20671-THE STORY OF THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI...... Earnest Stoneman TOE FUGHT OF “LUCKY UNDBERGH” ...... Emest Roger* 26674-UNDBERGH Vernon Dalhat LIKE ANJM4GEL YOU FLEW INTO f , EVERYONE’S HEART Vaughn DeLeath Bell - Harris Furniture Co. The Store That Satisfat and the-Home of Beautiful Furniture News of Colored People ' Dr. J. H. E. Netooa, Reporter New* of Firet Baptist Church. We are expecting a great time to morrow afternoon at the First Bap tist Church. We have arranged a splendid program, 'with solos, duets, and quartete. The Bethel quartet will sing, the Silver Hill quartet, the Imperial Quartet and the First Bap tist quartet will all furnish great ringing. Special singing by our Jub ilee choir. Rev. J. T. Newby will breach, and his choir wtil furnish music. Special arrangements will be made for our white friends who desire td come. If you miss this you will toiss thg treat of your life. If you tome wr will make you feel glad. All the members of the Church are expected to be present Sunday morn ing at 11 o’clock without fail. Busi ness of importance. Dr. Nelson united in marriage War ren Allison and Elizabeth Lynn. We Trust they will do well, for marrying' is no plaything. You must take as well as give. Some men think be cause they wear pants that they must have all the say-so, but not so; the Wife has rights as well as the husband. Price Memorial Notes. The meeting of the Progressive .Club at the home of Mrs. Handy was a -great success last Tuesday. Talks on the plans of the Club for the fu ture were made by Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Boger. The meeting was very largely attended. ; Members of the Beulah Baptist church happily worshipped jointly with our congregation, the pastor and ctioir at their beautiful little church fc*t Thursday night. Rev. Hill ought to be given credit for the splen dhl p’oee of work which lie has been •Die to do there, by the help ow the fine men and women who compose his Membership. The third quarterly conference held Friday night past, was successful from every angle. Leaders, Dan.l’eay and 'Fime- Parks, -jliaidMnrt. They took the lend from Leaders Mclntyre and Gil km. ''"'Three services will be held, Sunday. The Presiding Elder will preabh at the morning and evening services; The Rev. Npwby, his Congregation and Choir -will conduct the afternoon ser vice at 3 o’clock. We are hoping that the church will niake Suiujgy a high day in ion. If every member will make it a "Go to Church Day." the ehurch will be filled. News of Porker Chapel A. M. E. Zion We want to thank the i good people ANSWERS 1 — The oranglc blossom. 2 Inhabitants of lowa. 3 Delaware; sixty feet. 4 A region inhabited by pygmies, in Swift's'“Gulliver’s Travels.’’ 5 All or most; the lion in fable hunts with other beasts, and claims four quarters of the spoils. 6 The Jewish quarter of a city; originally the quarter in Rome to which the Jewa were restricted. 7 A collection of Greek sculptures made by Lord Elgin, now in the Brit ish Museum. 8— The hare acts wildly white breeding in March. 9 Texas and West Virginia. 10 — A notorious hypocrite, in Dick ens’ “Martin Chuzzlewit.” North Carolina’s Insurance Rate Is Lowest In The South. Raleigh, June 17.—North Caro risks was increased last year 10 per cent and on certain other classifica tions 2f» per cent. “That includes the increase, too,” Commissioner Wade said, ns he sur veyed figures showing this state's average rate was $1.02 as compared with Alabama's high rate of $1.45. “The Tar Heel rate on mercantile lina's 1920 fire insurance average rate was lower than that of any other southern state. The Weekly Under writer, independent insurance periodi cal of New Tork, says in its current issue received tonight. Dad —Well, son, now that you are through college I hope you will go out and look M a job. Son —Not much, I won’t, dad. Let 'em come to me and bid for my ser vices. of Silver Hill and elsewhere, for their presence with us on last Sunday af ternoon at 3 o'clock. We had a won derful sermon by Rev. H. Wilson, pastor of' the Presbyterian Church for flic iiiterest. of 'flie infant eiatwqf Parker's Chapel, of which Mrs. Em ma Little is leader. Rev. Wilson preached from the Book of' Proverbs, 4tb chapter and 23rd verse; "Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.” His sub ject for children. We also invite the ladies of the W. H. F. Missionary Societies of all the d’ffevent churches of the city to be with us Sunday, Junm 10th at 3 p. m. We will have with us liev. .J. It. Whitmore, of East Spencer. He is a wonderful speaker. Come out and hear hlliu. (Have You Heard This One? Leaving a fashionable hotel, a wealthy but niggardly mah was «ur rounded by servants, all exp&tjng tips. Getting past ’this batch he 'stepped into a waitiug oar, the door of which was held by the house porter, who thrust out his palm. “You’re not going to forget me, sir?" he inquired, anxiously. The departing guest grasped the out-stretched hand and shook It. “No," he said in a voice charged with emo tion, “I’H write to you.” “Well, have you given John his filial answer?” “Not yet, dear; but I’ve given him his final ’No’.” Hubby—Look here, Marian, it was only last month I paid a dressmak er’s bill for $370 and here’s another for $300! - Wife— Well, dear, doesn’t that show I am beginning to spend less? 1 Customer—The steak you serve 'seems smaller than the kind you gave last year. Waiter—Merely a delusion, sir. We have enlarged the place since last year. “I gave the beggar n nickel and.hp; didn't even thank me.” “You don’t get anything for a nickel nowadays.” Mistfess—-But aren’t you rather short for a nursemaid? Nnursemaid—Quite the opposite, inndaiue. Supposing I drop a baby, it doesn’t have so far to fall. Jim—Do you know why I like oysters? Tim—No. why? Jim—l don’t know. That's why I asked you. Johnson —What did your wife, 4ijf when she first saw the graudeug'pf, Niagnra Falls?” Bronson— Wanted to know for 'steenth time whether I wak absolute ly sure? I'd locked the kitchen door. '«/ ■" WE HAVE THE FOLLOW ING USED CARS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One Buick Touring Sport Model *. . One Buick Coupe, Standard Six. «aa»ar,' *<MSl**-.* One Chevrolet Coupe One Overland Touring One Studebaker Sedan One Ford Truck One Dodge Sedan. Standard Buick Co. PHONE SOD Outsorting coorisy J If you want to make a home run when you step up to the plate, drive at the ball with one of our regulation bats, J 1 the very best baseball stuff, sporting goods of all ? . 1 We are up-to-the-minute all the way through in .ottfjj 3 k ur PRICES and the way we treat our customers hoIMM :|j Our Hardware’s BEST; it stands the TEST. gjl jj PAGE SEVEN u- RESULTS AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION - St. Paul 2; Toledo 4. -•>* J Minneapolis 9; Columbus 3.« ’' Kansas City 8i Indianapolis l 0» “."fJW Mllwaukee-Louisville, rain. y <- ' 1 y, /■) "iff INTERNATIONAL./ .'; ;*, !*«§! Buffalo 2; Newark 5, ,/ I Toronto 6; JcSsey City " I.' -t j* ""MjKj Rochester Syracuse 0; -Beading 0. “ 1 ■ PIEDMONT. Durham 5; Salisbury 0. i Winston-Salem <i; Raleigh ~ 1. i ~&§M| High Point 5; Rocky Miunl; ft.i pH SOUTH ATLANTIC. * " 'ojgj Charlotte at Asheville, twin. tiggi (ireenville at Augusta, rain. - •■.f'gS Knoxville, 1 U; Caaimbia 0. 4 - jWM Spartanburg 4; Macon $ (11 ittfltsfl nings.) .'is SOUTHEASTERN. hM i|g Pensacola at Montgomery, rate? St. Augustine 4; Jacksonville 0. Jgtg Albany. 8: Savannah If'fjfc, IraE Selma 0; f c th.JjS y , VIRGINIA. Richntqti<L'7-2; Petersburg 9-11. V,t|g| ' Peptemofith 6; Norfolk 9. -SSiMI i rrjffiiston 5; Wilson 3. —■ — /-**■ AMERICAN. Cievelanh 6-4; Boston 3-3. ' Washington 3; Detroit 1. "’’ M New York ,3: SLJjliiis 2. "'V’jm Philadelphia 8; /Chicago 3. .arts ■-, 'MU - NATIONAL : i Boston 8; Pittsburgh , 7. s' -if Jim Phiiadelphia 12: Chicago 2. 4|EH Brooklyn 5; Cincinnati 3. < x'jjgl Only three games played. i . ostli SOUTHERN. ' ,<$ New Orleans 2'f Chattanooga 6. Birmingham 4; Memphis 2. lag Others rained out. !’>•» iit'i.frtrti DAVIS TO HEAR P. &N. . J APPEAL AT CHARI3OTTE l ’*« Finance Division Mjf C/C™ - * Expected tti Reach Charlotte q day... * Wifsbiagtoni 1 .Tuite 17.—Haskell Davis, of the finance division of .tlattiiiM' Interstate Commerce Commission, wittiiciij hold the hearings on the application! inoi of the Piedmont and . Northern way company at Cbatfette on the 20th.ts»!rt He is now in Pensacola, Florid#,.iljit but expects to apgivft-in • Charlotte iny Sunday night. He sits as and is to be the only representative v’li: of the commission present. Sir. Bavim v ii>'; came to Washington from Chicago; -iqt'i i W. S. Lee Thanhs Govermlr terest. Raleigh. .Tune 17. —W. S. Lee, presi-- '*ij blent' of the Southern Power Cwn* :I ‘Aj pany. today telegraphed'.Urovernor’Me- “ I,ran thanking him for'his decision to appear personally before (pc I. C. ’■ j C. hearing at Charlotte Monday iiCSfij stfjiport of the application Vof thoSSOtf I’iedwont ««d NartUeui authority to extend its ”™ Mr. lee telegraphed as foliowk.: !' M “Your announeemeiit today toroufh.,.'B the press of your attending our ing here Mondfiy is very pleasing aii|tipi very much ai)prcciated by myself anflL_| associates. I have heard n*ny very complimentary remarks regarding yottf presence here by our mutual friendSod' throughout this sectlou. I wish againdf . to thank you;” ntiw*. —i ’•'•■">dg. One of the outstanding features of the Western league season has been the wonderful improvement of the Wichita team under its new owners, Griggs and Crandall. With Jktle change in the lineup since last aqtaoff I the Larks have soared from last plane. to a perch near the top of the colfasEsSi
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