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Daily Southerner, Wednesday, July 21, 1920 4H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H " " 1 WWWWtoHWIlMlliHii i M . . t . , T ' 1 TARBORO AGAIN - .. .'... ' ' .: -. Featuring This Week HART SCHAFFNER & MARX WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS $15 ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF Men's Dixie Weaves, Palm Beaches and WINWBIOE DEFEATS GREENVILLE AND NO. - TABLE SHEPPARD IN SECOND VICTORY OF SERIES. - Mohairs, for Sum mer Wear ROSENBLOOM-LEVY GO. Leading Department Store FOUNDED IN 1838 CHARTERED IN 1859 TRINITY COLLEGE . Durham, North Carolina. Trinity College offers the general student the choice of a wide variety of courses leading to the bachelor's degree. For mature students it pro vide also special groups of studies in Business AdmmistraUon, Relius Training, Engineering, Pre-medical and General Science Work, Teaching. Graduate instruction in all Departments. School of Law. Fall Term begins September 15, 1920. For catalogue and illustrated Booklet address R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary to the Corporation. BASEBALL NOTES Miller, the Little Rock slugger, co tinues to set the pace for the South, ern league batsmen. They have pinned, a bright gold medal on Clark Griffith in recogni tion of ihis services to the soldier boys during the war. SPEC I A L ! 4 DAYS ON LY SILK HOSE VALUE UP TO $6.50 The ' lack of surplus players has proved a big handicap in the efforts of the champion Cincinnati Reds to repeat this year. With four clubs in a tangled scram ble for the lead, the Pacific Coast League' continues to furnish one of the liveliest pennant races of the year. With the beginning of the second half of the West Texas League sea son the Mineral Wellp and Cisco clubs decided to try their luck with new pilots at the helm. With the- acquisition of Benny Kauff and Bunny Hearne, the Toron to club is begining to see visions of the International league pennant fly ing over the Maple Leafs, AT $3.98 Tom Sheehan, the Atlanta twirl er, has distinguished himself by pit ching both games of a double head ed against Little Rock, 24 inings in all, and allowing but two runs on the day. Though not quite so speedy on the bases as in the days of his youth, out fielder Clyde Milan, now in his 14th season with the Washington club, is still there with the willow, hitting a round the -350 mark. It is again rumored that efforts will be made to bring together the pennant winners of the American asi sociation and the International lea gue in a post-season series this fall to decide the Class AA championship With a new man' on the mound for Tarboro ahd the boys really playing baseball' yesterday, the locals defeat ed the top leaders by the score of 6 to 2, in afast and interesting game. Sheppard for the Greenville boys was hit hard and was hit when hits meant runs, the Tarboro boys mak ing three in the first. f Pleplevos and Gray were the bat teries for the locals and the pitcher was never really in danger the en tire game, although Greenville got men on bases in every inning. Score by innings: - R. Tarboro 320 001 000 6 Greenville 010 001 000 j! Batteries: Pleplevos and Gray; Sheppard and Wrenn. I PINETOPS REFUSES TO FINISH GAME. Because of a bad decision by the umpire in the seventh inning,, when the score stood 1 to 1, Pinetops play ers walked off the field in Washing ton yesterday and refused to play, After several minutes of considera tion the umpire declared the. game forfeited in favor of Washington. MEN Its about time for a new pair of Oxfords. How about a pair of Stet sons or Howard & Fortress? in all the snappy hew lasts and leathers at a reduction of 25 percent. Give them the once over . THE THOMAS COMPANY RAINED OUT AGAIN. The game yesterday between Wil- llamston and Scotland Neck-Hobgood was rained out again. STANDING OF LEAGUE. Clubs: W. L. Pet. Greenville 4 1 ."800 Williamston 3 2 .600 Washington 3 3 .500 Pinetops- 3 4 .431 Hyphens 3 4 .431 Tarboro 2 4 .333 IRON SHUTTERS CAUSE RIOT AND MASSACRE Constantinople, July 21. Iron shutters have "probably caused more riots, jmassacres and pogroms in he Levant than political agitators. All shops in the Near East are provided with rolling iron shutters which work in iron grooves. When they are hanged down they make as much noise as a machine gun. Every time, there is rumor of any sort of trou ble some timid merchant slams down his shutters to protect his plate glass. Without investigating the cause, oth er merchants follow instantly with such a clatter that the public be comes panicky and rushes about try ing to discover the cause of the big flurry. At 'such moments, excited crowds will credit any rumor which is put into circulation. Pickpockets avail themselves of such opportunities. Soapbox orators, street fakirs and magicians gather crowds by this de vice, in any Turkish city the cir culation of a rumor that a movement is to be started against Christians will cause all the Armenian, or Greek shops to close within a few minutes, and frequently the noisy closing of the shops fans the religious hatred of the Moslems into action. S. B. PITTM AN ! N O T I C E ! 10-DAYS ONLY 1 0 SALE OF GROCERIES AND DNOTIONS AT COST Few Prices Mentioned: Candy, per pound 25c Salmon, per can 19c Two-pound can Corn Beef Hash 48c Corned Beef : -34c Sardines - 6c Tomatoes, No. 3, can 19c Can Corn .... - -14c Can Garden Peas .. 14c Can Butter Beans -19c Can Pie Peaches .7. ...23c Can Table Peaches '41c 50c Peanut Butter t 39c 25c Peanut Buter "... ........:....21c 35c Tea : : ..-....21c 50c can 2-lb. Van Cp.mp Beans ..35c j-lb. can French Coffee .. ,..39c 1-lb. can Luzianne 'Coffee .44c. PLENTY OF WHITE SUGAR TO GO WITH THIS , . NO ORDER DELIVERED FOR LESS THAN $3.00 , Nothing Charged at These Prices SALE STARTS 15TH, ENDS 2STH CONFEDERATE MONEY CIRCULATES IN GERMANY Berlin, July 21. American Con federate currency in' large quantities has been discovered in circulation in Berlin and other parts of Germany. Outlawed paper money" has found ready takers among the unsuspecting who have rapidly exchanged it lor marks at current rates. One mer chant is known to have given 28,000 marks for a bundle of Confederate bills. The American Chamber of Commerce here has issued a warning urging Germans and all others to have American, money carefully in spected by banks before accepting it. ENGLISH WOMEN GONE "BETTING MAD" The sale of pitcher Bunn Hearne by the Braves to the Toronto In ternational league clnb left Manager Stallings without the services of left-handed twirler, a most unusual state of affairs for a majt.r league club. . :f." YOUNG MARRIED couple desir 2 unfurnished rooms for light house- keeping. Address "L.R." care The Southerner. j20-6tc THERE will be a barbecue dinner at the Tar Heel club tomorrow. All members are urged to attend. Call 173 lor outside orders. It London, July 21. Some of the London newspapers lament that the English women and girls have gone betting mad," and that it is a com. mon thing for girls in offices, on the stage, married women, and even the school girls to lay wagers varying from six pence to a pound. Why shouldn't we gamble?" one pretty office girl asked. "Now the war is over, we must nave some harmless excitement, mustn't we?" "Some of us bet on tennis and golf, on engagements. to marry, and even on what word people will open conversations with." A business man complained his ofTce girls "chatter more about their bets than their work" and another declared his cook seemed "more con cerned about odds than ovens." "She has even incited my wife to makihsbets," he added. Mr. O. C. Williamson, the assist ant pastor of the Presbyterian church is holding a meeting at Oakland schoolhouse this week, including Sun day. Tne crowds are very good and the interest shown is remarkably fine. 2 Can No. 1 Timothy Hay 1 Car White Feed Oatt. 1 Car Rets of Ice Cream Salt. 1 Car Red Dog and Middlirigi. PRICES RIGHT R. B. PETERS GROC. CO Store Phone 35 : Office 84 FARM LANDS AT AUCTION We are the Edgecombe County Agents for the WALTER GURLEY AUCTION COMPANY, of Kinston. N. C.. who have made the reputation of conducting the best auction sales of farm lands and city lots in North -Carolina. Their ability cou pled with the local assistance of our company will make any sale a success. IT you want ta sell your land for the highest price, get our proposition before closing. EdgecombeRealty & Ins. Co. W. G. CLARK, President J. C. RUFFIN, Vice President H. P. FOXHALL, Secretary. -rCALL.103 For All Kinds of Plumbing. ' Yours To Serve R. E. L, PITT CALL PHONE 272 For All Kinds of Tailoring Cleaning and Dyeing STRICKLAND'S Steam Pressing Club. NOTICE TO FARMERS I will be at the First National bank in Tarboro, N. C, Thursday, July 22, for the purpose of letting the inocu lation for. fall crop of clover and vetch. - C. E. FLEMMING. 22 HAVE you seen the 1921 Hupmobile? Has more power Bn& speed. Drop us a card for demonstration. Joy-ner-Davis Auto Co., Wilson, N. C. jy 16-19-23-26 LET US SHOW YOU OUR lin of Cold Storage Refrigerators r M cDougall Kitchen Cabinets Florence Oil Cook Stoves Porch Swings and Rockers. Porch Shades, Water Coolers: Ice Cream Freezers . -. .. H . - t e ' 1 Jk Cash or fl A T"TIT nnAO Terms Credit BAKER BROS To Suit 3 . -
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