The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, June 19, 1922, Image 4
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NNEDY W. VV. ALMAN
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LOST?On Monday, June 12, betweei
Mountain street and Mt. Tabor, i
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pearl missing), one heart shanet
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NOTICE- Stop in at Dawkins* me .1
market, No. 15 N. Gadberry street
and look at the nice round, loin an<
sirloin steak, 20c. Good juicy r? asl
15c; pork and sausage and frost
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Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the people, especially
our neighbors for their kindness
shown us during the illness and
death of our brother, Mr. Glenn
Bamett. The Family.
The Philippine Islands were dry
, April 29, 1922, for the first time in
, history, under a law passed Ly the
last legislature prohibiting the sale
' of spirituous liquors cn registration
and election days.
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Union Defeats Woodruff
The Union Mill baseball team defeated
the fajt Woodruff team in n
slow but exciting 12 inning game at
the City park Saturday by the score
of 7 to 6. Recent work on the diamond
accounted for the slowness of
the contest. It is hoped, however,
that this work will soon be completed
and the field put in first class shape
before the next frame.
Cheeks' hitting was the outstanding
feature of the game, he collecting four
safe hits out of five trips to the bat.
Sulivan, H., gave him a close second
with three safeties both hit timely
and contributed greatly to the victory.
For the visitors the strong
pitching by Rogers was a feature, the
tall hurler striking out 13 batters.
Parris collected three safeties !>?''
Swink, M., Grub and Owens collected
two each for the visitors. Fowler relieved
Mehan on the mound for Union
! in the 10th.
Both teams had good chances of
sewing up the game before Union
finally capped it in the 12th, but neither
could seem to connect up with the j
ball at the needed time. Woodruff had I
a small edge on Union in age and experience
on the diamond, but the local
l>oys had the determination to win and
fought hard to that aim. This is the
second victory out of two games for
Union since the teams have been reorganized,
they defeating Monarch
Saturday week, 11 to 4. They are
getting stronger and better as they
go along and should be in good shape
in another week. They are preparing
for the fourth of Ju'.y, when they go
down to see what they can do with
the unbeatable Whitmire nine in a
double-headed.
Errors were eostlv to both t?>n??o
Saturday. %
Batteries: Woodruff, Rogers and
Parris; Union, Mehan, Fowler and
Sullivan, J.
Radical Change in
Armenian Music
Constantinople, June 18.?A radical
change in the national music of
the Armenian people is being planned
by the native teachers who are
in charge of the educational work of
the orphanages in the Armenian
Soviet Republic.
They purpose to eliminate the
'note of sadness and submission," and
substitute a more joyous spirit, according
to I* Ray Ogden, Oakland,
Cal., superintendent of the American
Industrial School where 2,000 Armenian
orphans are learning native
trades.
j- A new type of airplane wine made
it possible recently for a Hundley-I
Page machine to ascend and descend
almost vertically in England. The
new wing is slotted and operates 1 ike I
a bird's wing when it opens and closes I
the main feathers for slow landing.' [
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Card of Thanks
We desire to express our deep an
abiding appreciation of the sympi
thy and kindly ministrations of th
many friends who came to our relit
during the illness and death of ou
dear mother, Mrs. Cynthia Horw
We shall ever cherish the memory c
of every word and act which express
ed concern for us in our hour c
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D..v. ..v 6icauy appreciate tfi
kindness shown by the physician; h
was exceedingly kind and attentivt
And we want to thank the Hig
Point (N. C.) Hosiery Mill Co., fc
the beautiful flowers sent by .them
also the Parker Dry Good Co., c
Spartanburg. May God's riches
blessings rest upon each and ever
one.
Mrs. Daisy Garner and family.
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human skeleton.
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vacation, show our expert
some of your negatives.
His helpful criticisms are
sure to mean better pictures
from your Kodak.
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ir of 50 cents, both for sending and rt
ceiving. City council recently passe
,f an ordinance requiring licensing an
j. inspection of all radio stations, pre
fessional as well as amateur, in thi
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Papers Suspend Publication
Vienjna, June 15.?The high cost of
" print paper and other elements of
? production have caused the suspension *
>- of 470 newspapers and periodicals in
(1 a a
- Ausuia since January 1. Even the
^ afternoon edition of the official sociali
a ist organ the Arbeiter Zeitung, has
been abandoned.
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