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LOST

LOST-Goid bar pin with pearls. Re
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The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
FIRsr CANE

sBatted for Gordon.
fBatted for LAutermaa.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

While the Cubs look fast they do not
show the life that characterized their
work Of 1907 and 1905. says Boston paper.
Guess it's up to Connie Mack to try
his winning card. Pitcher Krause, against
Cleveland. Wonder II the Maps can stop
him?
BY beating the Athletics and Boston's
double trimming at the hands of St.
Louis. the Cleveland Maps move I'D into
third place and Boston drops down a
peg
Stony McGlynn and Hostetter are still
leading the American Association by a
very blond hair-.535 TO .555-for Mime
apolis. which is taking a turn in second
place.
While On the Pacific Coast looking over
promising youngsters, Stanley Robson.
owner Of the st. Louis Cardinals. will trv
to secure Pitcher Henley. who is causing
much comment by his work
Manager Reisling. of the York TrI-
State team. is reported TO have secured
Carney. the Holy Cross coach and for
ner first baseman Of the Boston Nation
ais, TO cover first sack for York
OF the Athletic aggregation which won
the American League championship in
-NN~f |A-is AeAhf DCuutIr I1dElSel. DAVIS.
and Murphy remain. Murphy has been
crowded or second base by the sensation
OF 1903, Eddie Collins. and Topsy IS not
being played regularly
Quite lot OF talk has been circulated
this year about successive victories OF
pitchers. but II memory serves correctly
Mondays was the tenth successive vic
tory for Mathewson. and that doesn't
seem 70 be such a slow pace. At the rate
ar which he IS travelling he bids fair 10
surpass the records OF al the pitchers
this year.
Connie Mack is not taking any chances
these days. Fred Postle, Of Detroit. invit-
ed the Athletics TO spend their day of
Monday as his guests and enjoy an out
ing on the river with a frog sumner At the
end Nothing doing. just now" replied
Mack. Thanks just the same, but with
my club up in the race and fighting for
first place. I am lodging suppers."
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
BANKERS LEAGUE
r r Y II c A. LEAGUE
-nLORED nFPARTarENraI. LEAGrE-
SAILORS LOSE AGAIN.
Commerce and Labor Too Fast for
Navy Lads.

Commerce and Labor took advantage
OF Nays errors yesterday. swamping
the Sailors 10 in an exciting contest
Al HandihOe pitched his usual good
game. losing a shut-out through an error
by Brunner fl the second inning re
showed how fast he Is on the bases BY
twice beating out infeld taps. and then
going from first 20 third on q sacrifice
hit each tine Menefea caught one OF
Borland's rwisters on the nose for
three bagger, which he could have easily
stretched into a home run by good I'm
ming.
Barnes had busy day az second. ac-
cepting thirteen out Of fourteen chances,
while Evans did some great stretching
ct first. saving his teammates several
errors. He also shared hOnOrs with
Gammell and Handiboe in the batting
line. each having two hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

CAPITAL Cisy LeaEss-C. A. c. rs. S. sterheua
Departmental Lear1e-War IS. Post-oa5ce- Asrt-
zllture rs. CoEumissioners-
Sunday School LeaEle-Ninth IS Peek.
Mdruuc-tG Lelr1c-COu1hil vs. TanGiewood
IndCuEIderce LeaglC-W1llach Fs- AcViss-
Suburban LCague-Takona ". WOod5u-n. PARK
view IS Red
r. r. J. n c. A. Leazue-Stati1o rs. Tain
men
ing and Printing IS. Municipal.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
LANGDON IS BEATEN.
81. Paul Makes Quick work of Tail
end Aggregation

It took only seventy minutes for s.
Paul 20 vanquish Langdon in The Sunday
School League yesterday. 70 The
Saints ciached the game in the first three
rounds. but Just 10 add interest. piled up
.hree more IN the eighth
Langdon l0omed up with their nrst
tally in the sixth. and threatened 70
cause an upheaval by booting the sphere
consistently and scoring thrice.
Evans stick work. and the playing OF
McMOrTis az short Tor 81. Paul, and
Brauner's work on first for Langdon were
the features score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

Left on boses-Adcus. 3; Skopmer. !. First
base on halls-0f Graham I: on Farley. /. In
nings pitchtd-By Farley. %. by Mcknight Is
Hits made-0f Mcknight. g; OF Farley T. Struck
3 C1t-By Mcknichf. 4, ~ Graham- 3 Home rrrn-
Eanrey. Two-hass hifs-WoIlctf. Mcknight J.
Peek Stolen hascs-Woodwsrd. S. Pea GRAHAM
3cknight. Carroll Passed hsil-Daltcn Uririre-
M Flynn- Time Of ssme-I hour and = minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

TWO-hase hit-Schmidt Home runs
Cobb %. Sacrifice hits-ROssman. Wiiiett
DCaohue Sacrifice fiy-McIutyre. Stolen
base-Bush. FRS; base or balls-Of
Smith. = Left on bases-Detroit. 3: Wash
ington. 3 Struck out-By Willett. 2: by
Smith. l. Time OF game hour and %
minutes. Umpires-AIessrs KERN and
1 Sheridan. Attendance-3.3S
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

First tase hy erurs-Lausdon, /; s.. Paul =
Lift On basCs-Langdon 4: s.. Paul s FIRST base
or oalls-nf A. Thomas. 2s-oF James Struck
Out-By A. Thomas 6. hy james. = Two-base
hits-Erans. SlacE Sacrifice hits-E. Porter Nat
tingiy NfcMCUis stolen bases-Seyers Heald
Tloanas a.. Erans 81. Slack. Durtou. Hit b
pitchsr-By A Thomas. . Wild pitch-A Th0rnas.
Passed balls-Seyer o.. Umpir-NlF Huehes
Tine q aane-l hn.r and ID minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Totals. ...... 5Ei4

Two-hase hits-Sweeuey. Chance. Schultz Sac
rince fy-Stcinfedt. Sacrifice hiis-Slem. Schultz
Archer, Chance. stolen bascs-Swecney. Graham
Eyers, Pfes,er, steiufeldt. Double -Sheclard
10 ETers; Sweeney 20 Graham 10 Starr; Tinker 10
Chance. Left bases-Boston 4: Chicago q
Bases on bnlis-Of Phester 2: OF More 3 Hit
hg p:tcher-By More. l. Struck out-By Pfester
Z; by More. 3 Passed balls-Archer. Graham
UmTsres-Messrs. KLEIN and Kane Time Of game
] hour and $ minutes. Attendance-lS rs.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

IWo-hase hIt-Gesslcr. Sacrifice hit-JOneS Double
Tlays-tiruhsm to Patterson e. Hartzel 70 Williams
70 Patterson Speaker 20 Lord. Passed bal-D0no
hue. Stolen bases-Ha-tzel Stoae Bases on balls
-Oh Graham. ;: Of Wood. . Struck out-By
Graham, s. b. Wood. ; Left on hases-St. Louis
2; Roston. 5 Umpi-cs-1Iessrs Evans and Perrine
Time Of game-I hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

Left on bases-Cincinnati. I New York. Il Bases
on baIs-OR Fromme. :: OF Cr7ndal, Struck
0ut-By Fromme. 2; by Crzndall. l. Home rIn-
Mclean Three-bass hit-Murray. T,ro-bsss hit
Lo5erL Sacrifice hits-Egan. Frumme. Bridreu
Stolen bases-BescheT 81. Double play-Hoblitzcll
to Lobert 70 Mclean. Umpdres-Afessrs. Rigler and
Johnstone. Time Of game-l hour ard 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

Left on bases-st Louis 6; Philadelphia =
First base eTTogs-St. Louis, . Two-base hits
Byrne. Doolin- Three-base hit-Byrue. Sacrifice
bit-Ward. Double plays-Knabs 70 Bransaeld;
knsbe 70 BransAeld 70 Doolin. Struck Out-By
Baclman, !; BY Corridor. 2; by Richie. L First
base balls-Of Bachman 2; OF Corridor, 3 HIT
BY pitched bau-By Corridor / phelps; by
Bachman, (Knabe). Wild pitcll-Bachman Passed
ball-Phelns Umpire Mr.. Emslie. Time Of game
! hour and s. minutes. Attendance-2SI4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Sccre

Lcft en- aoses-PetwoTth. S. Reed. s. fT-st base
on bails-Oh Garrett. 8; of HrdCius 2 Struck
clt-By Garrett. lo Hudgins. j. ssc-ince hit
Lcrd stolen bases-Clayton 80 Le Duc o.
Aeyue. hio1er, Ai0shcIE Burgess stuart Cl
NOZZLE, Hoover. SteTcnscn. G. Narne. Hit bg
pitehcr-BT Garrett. , Wild p;ca-Csrrett Passed
bail-SteTeuscn- Umpires-MessfS Rarretfe ard
Gable. Tine q Sane-I kcar aad 2 uiuutsa
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
BROOKLYN SPRINGS ONE.
Dodgers Beat Pirates on HON,
Grounds, 8 10

New York. July 15.-The Brooklyn team
slipped one over on Pittsburg this after
noon They fell against Leiheld and Frock
for four runs in the seventh inning. The
Pirates found Mcintyre a stumbling
hlnnk Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
o / 0 0 0 o 0 Q o.
z 4 1 4 4 . rr-

FIrt base on baus-Of Borlaud. s. OF Hanssiboe
Struck orlt-By Borlaud. g. hy Handib0e .
Tlsrec base hit-sienefce. Sacrifice hits-Barues o.
EysnS Stolcr hases-Handiboe EEaus Br-nrer
YandiTcr. Double rlays-Eaniiboe % Barnes; Va--
diver % Payne; Payne 20 Buroker 70 Mackesy Hit
b. piteher-By Handiboe iHsunai Umuire-lfr
Bets. Tine q eame-i ho-r ard 5 min1tes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
CHURCHIIEN WIN.
Pension Bureau Loses Another Game
in Marquette League.

St Martins defeated the Pension Bu-
reau nine. IN the Marquette League. yes
terday by 10 10 g. The losers lost on
errors. eight being chaIked up against
Robbins men
Heavy hitting IN the first and sixth
rounds by the winners put the game
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
SOx TROUNCE YANKS.
Frank Smith TwirIs Chicago TO Vic
tory Over New York.

Chicago. July 15.-Frank Smith pitched
the Chicago White Sox to victory over
the New York Highlan6ers this after
noon. Il was Smith all the way. the
strong man letting Stanings' bunch down
with four hits. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
YESTERDAYS REsULTz

Capital CITY League-BrentEood. 9; Brookla-d. .
DeTarrmsn-2l Leag1e-Nary. ]; Ccmner-e and
Labc= :.
sunday sclool League-St. PAU. e: Lanrtou 4
Marquette Leasue-St- Martins. 10 Pension b.
reau. G.
T1depenlcncs Lear1e-No game.
Suburban Leag-e-kced &. PetU0rth, 3
r. R. y. II. C. A. League-Adans y; ShoD
men 9
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
SECOND GAME.
E94VtVIl IVF NoT7ldun % INC tcnth-
fBatted for Msller In the ninth.

fBatted f0r Meller IN the ninth
Two out when winning run was scored
Philadelphia... l 0 2 0 % IOIoOI II
81. Louis, 0 l o 90 3lOOl O-s
Hits-0R Richie. 70 in s I-3 innings: Of Gordon.
in 2S innings; OF MeUe-. in innings; of
Beebe. 10 IN innings: OF Moren. in I innings
Earned r1ins-St Louis, 4; Philadelphia 4. Two
base hits-G1ut Delehanty o. Evans Knaha
hulST1tt Three base hits-Charles. Doolin Richie.
konetchy- Home run-Magee Loft on bases
Philadelphia, 6; ST. Louis. J. Struck out-Br
Richie. 2; By Beehe /; by Moren, l. Double
plays-Dooin TO Bransaeld; Charles 70 Konetchy:
Ellis 70 Bliss; HulsEitt 70 Charles FIRST base on
Philadelphia. 1; St. Louis, J. First base on
called balls-0h Richie. ! OF Meller (; OF Beele.
Hit by ptcher-By Corridor. L Passed ball
Bliss. Wild throws-Mngee. Byrne DoOlin I'm
pire-Mr. Emslie Time Of game-2 hours ard IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

TWo-hsse hits-Atz. Lapor;e. Three-hass hii-Al-
tier Sacrifice hits-Cree. Purteil SULTAN. Tan
nehiA stoicn ease-Altizer. Struck oui-By Smith.
); by WARRIOR ]. Bases cn hells-Of Smith. 3;
of Warhop. G. Left ON hases-Chicago Z. New
lors. = Ump.res-Aessrs. OLcuchlm and Hurst.
Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

AlreL udse 90 erruTs-t tlLlSO1rg. = Lcft heses-
PIttsbJrg. 10; Brooklyn. 8 First base on baIls-Ol
Leiheld. ]; on McIntye 2 Struch out-By Lei
held. l. b Brandon. 2; by Mcintyre, = Home
rin-HuInmer. TnreHbase hits-Hummel McIntyre
Two-base hits-Clarte Jordan sacriacs hit-Ilrn-
ley. Stolen bases-Leach. Jordan. LsImley. McSlil-
lan- Double play-Jordan to Hummel Hits-Or
Leifeld. in I3 inning; Of Frock in 2S inning:
oa Brandon. 2 n inning Umpie-Nr. ODsy.
Time of gsme-i hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
REED COMING STRONG.
PetwOrth latest Team TO he De-
feated by Hospital Nine.

Reed surprised Petworth, in the Sub
urban League. yesterday by beating them
10 3. although they could annex but
four hits Of Garrett.
Both clubs played wei in the field.
Soo~o-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
TOtals..-.... 9 - Isl

Left on hascs-St. Martins s.. Pension Bureau.
2 First base IN balls-Or Bz-nes. :. Of Burhars.
l. Struck out-By Burhars. 20. by Barnes. s.
Home uun-RsTes Threebasa ht-Buhans. Two
hdss hits-Mace. Murphy. Harding. Sac-lice hit
Wynko0p. stolen bases-4fess. McCarrhy a. Mad
dox o. Bulock % Hit Dr. pitcheT-By Bz-nes. l.
Umpire-1f. Myers. Tine q Eame-l hour and q
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
TWO FOR THE PHILLIES.
st. Louis Goes Down in Double Bill
at QualEertovvn.

Philadelphia, July 15.-Philadelphia won
two games from St Louis to-day. the
first by S7-at GStting rally in the
eighth inning, and the second one, which
lasted fourteen innings. Sy a double steal
engineered by Megee ard Grant. Both
games were full Of sensational fielding
and heavy hitting. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

Sacrifice hits-St0Ean. Hiuchnan. RhoaGcs Gan
ley, Murphy. Barr Stolen bases-Flick Stoyall
Base On bails-Oh Rhgades. s: of Bender. l.
halk-Rhoades First baze On errors-C Cleveland. 3:
Philadelphia. l. Left on hases-Clegclaud. 8; Phila-
dcpdia. J. Struck out-By Rhoadcs q By Bender
g. Passed ball-Thomas Wild pitch-BeDder I'm
pires-AiCssr2 Connolly and Esau Time Of game
hour a7d Il ninutsA Attendance-5,Jo6.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
MCKNIGHT HIT HARD.
Farley Relieves Him in Fifth, After
Nine Runs Are Made.

Mcknight was batted hard IN yester-
days game IN the Railroad League. the
Adams team making nine hits on HIS
delivery. and Hanvey getting a home run.
The Adams aggregation celebrated the
occasion OF their first appearance IN their
new uniforms by playing rings around
their opponents Woodward. Of the win
ners. made four hits. score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
lAlNlNEI1lLL NANlIN\1 Show WnninsCa

Charles with loud acclaim. Mcbride
made sizzling grab OF MeIntyre's liner.
but Bush walked. stole. took third on
Streets wild throw. and scored on Craw-
ford's single. Cobb then thumped past
Lelivelt against the right field bleachers
for a homer.
Willett had everything. including per-
feet control. which is not his normal clip.
He allowed the Nationals one hit In the
first five innings. and didn't walk single
man all through. He got perfect sup
port and never gave the Cantiilonites q
chance.
Another Homer for Cobb.
Again Cobb hit the ball mighty spank.
and this time it completely cleared Leli-
velt's dome OF thought. again carOming
of the bleachers in the distance. Jennings
tried to hold Ty at third. but he fairly
ran over the manager when he saw that
Lelivelt's throw was being slowly relayed
by Unglaub- He had close call al the
plate. but was again declared safe.
Fast fielding marked the second con-
test all through Mcbride. Unglacb and
Bush starring The work OF the emer-
gency second baseman, IN fact, was a
feature Of the days proceedings Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Hughes IN The hfth

Hits made-On Donovan, 3 IN s innings:
of Works. IN innings; Of Johnson, 5 in
3 innings. of Hughes, IN 1 inning; of
HOvlik. IN 4 innings. Al bat-Against
Donovan. .. Works, -. Johnson. 9: How
lik. Il: Hughes. Z. Two-base hits-McIn-
tyre. Browne. Sacrifice hits Bush.
Schaefer. Milan. Sacrifice fiy-Schmidt
Stolen bases-CObb, Milan. Unglaub. First
base on balls-On Donovan. !: on Works
l; or Johnson, . Hit by pitcher-By How
lk (SchmldO. First base on errOrs-De-
troit, 1; Washington. l. Left on bases
Detroit. 6. Washington g. Struck 9ut-By
Donovan, 3; by Works, 3, by Hughes. L
Double plays-DOnOhue 20 Street 20 Dom
.ohue. Passed bali-SchmidI. Wild pitches
BY Works, 1: by Johnson. By Hughes.
II. Time Of game hour and = minutes
Umpires-Messrs. KERN and Sheridan.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16

IWVudst niIS-JO1cs. Stone SacFI1ce hit-Lo1t-
Double plays-McConneu 20 Stshl; Holman 20
HartZen. Passed balls-D0nohue . Hit By pitcher
BY Wolters. 3. Wild pitch-Wolters. Bases on
balls-Of Dineen. 2; Of Pape !; OG Powell, !: OF
VOTERS. Struck out-By Powell 4; by Wolters.
Left on basas-St. Louis Z: Boston. g. I'm
pires-Alcssrs PCrrinc and EranS Tine q game
Il hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
ATHLETICS AGAIN LOSE.
Cleveland Maps Make 1t Three
Straight Victories.

Cleveland, July 15.-Favored by luck
and the errors Of Barr. filing in at first
for Harry Davis. Cleveland made it three
straight from the Athletics to-day. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

AZ Binrhamton-Utica. o: Binghauton. !
At Elmira-syTacase, o; ElmiEz, 4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
POOR OLD BOSTON!
Cubs Make It Four Straight by the
Score OF @ 20 2.

Boston, July 15.-The Cubs made it four
straight to-day. Phester pitching and win
ming HIS second game Of the series. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
TWO FOR BROWNS.
81. Louis Gives Boston Red sOx
Double Dose.

st. Louis. July I5-Boston dropped both
In the second game Graham and Woods
battled out a great duel. the verdict 60
ing TO the Browns pitcher. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
DEVLIN HELPS WIN.

Giants TrOunce Cincinnati Reds by
to I Score.
New York. July 15-Fromme's wildness
brought defeat to the Reds to-day. He
passed three men in the fourth after
Murray had tripled and DevIln singled.
The game was called in the seventh on
account of darkness Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
WANTS Ills RELEASE
Pitcher Tannehill Leaves for
Old Kentucky Home.
NAME SHERIDAN FOR LEADER

Some OF Our Leading Fans Believe
the Umpire Would Be just the Man
Brooklyn Club Can Get Bill DahIea
NOw-OtheF Interesting News.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Second Game.

Manager Can;illon sent out Charles
Smith TO DO battle with Wnlett in the
second game which seemed due for q
premature finish. as It was not started
until nearly 4 o'clock. and rain was again
threatening. The Tigers welcomed tan
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
Totals 6 9SE

'Baited for Ban in the eighth inning.
Ran fer BcnI.s in the eighth inning
tBa'ted for Barr in the uirth inning.
Cleveland. ....... 2 n n axe
Philadelphia. ................. 1000 0 o-5
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
YESTERDAY's RESULTS.

Detroit, 81 WashlnBtOn, ..
First game.
Detroit, - Washington, o.
Second game.)
Chicago, 81 New York, o.
ST. Louis, 90 Boston, 4.
Tlrst game)
st. Louis, L Boston, o.
Second ganel
Cleveland, 81 philadelphia, 8
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
LIE NH in Doubleheader
TIGERS GRAB BOTH
Nationals Badly Beaten in
Double Bill at Detroit.
JOHNSON IS BATTED HARD

Charley Smith Fares Little Better
I'm Second BattIe-GeOrEe Browne
Delays HOstiIfties and Makes Field
SIOppy-ScOres, % and = o.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-16
FIRST GAVE.

4'a'esa lo1 b0rcneI N second lnnlnS-
'FerTis out. hit BY bstted ball
Boston 10000 -
81. Louis----.--.............. 900 3 Ks
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

They drew quantities of frills bows
and ruffies on the frock of the paper
doll meant for the little girl, who was
supposed to be a little vain and given
to fine feathers. They painted bright
scarlet spots on the cheeks of the doll.
which bore the name of the little girl
who had been discovered rubbing snow
on her cheeks to make them red. They
made large carrot colored disks on the
face of the doll whose name recalled
little girl who was much freckled.
and. worse than all, they drew night
cap and bedroom candle on the doll
which was meant for a girl whose out
breaks of temper were usually punished
by sending her to her room until she
was ready to apologize. AS for the
boys cards. they finished all these Off
in short 'order disfguring each doll
beauty with a large mustache or beard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

leiSN'T this about the color of Fuzzy
wuzzy's topknot?" he demanded Of
John.
John regarded the crayon critically
Yes, thatll do he said.
Tom wasted no time, but, holding the
Ethel Greville paper doll fat to the
table with a none too clean fore
finger and thumb, he proceeded to deco
rate the dainty lady with most elabo-
rate coiffure He drew spirals of hair
in all directions with his carrot colored
crayon. It stood up to the very top OF
the card and out at the sides to the
edges. 1t was simply a mass of carrot
colored spirals. The paper doll was no
longer charming.
Tom LeId his work out for John to
see, and it was greeted with a shout of
laughter. Until then John had not
taken any part in the proceedings, but
he was so delighted with this example
of his friends handiwork that he, too,
seized crayon and began to modify
the features of beautiful paper doll
Tom was quite overcome with de-
light at Johns first effort. This was
on the place card of little girl named
Mary Rice, who very much disliked her
lessons and was rated as one of the
stupidest pupils in the school. John
made large yellow heart on the front
OF the dolls bodice. on which he let
tered IF. P.," for first prize In the
school of which Mary was a pupil 1t
was customary to give these heart pins
for prizes. but poor Mary. who would
have loved dearly to possess one, had
never stood well enough in her lessons
to win the coveted reward
For the little girl that helped Tom
made special effort. He lettered a
message extending from her mouth
down across her bodice
Ithn't thith nith?" read John, con-
vulsed with laughter. "Oh, won't she
be cross when she sees it,
Never had the two boys worked more
diligently. II their teachers had been
able to get them to concentrate their
minds on their lessons half as well they
would have thought the difficulties of
their profession almost nonexistent
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-09

Never mind said Tom. his gray
eyes sparkling with mischief, I'm go
ing to have a lot better fun than the
party. Besides. you didn't get an in
vitation. | said I'd come if she would
invite you.
John Dacre grinned broadly He
knew that Cecilia was wise in not in
viting him to the party He didn't
mean any harm, but somehow he had
a way of starting things that ended in
mischief and spoiled the pleasure of
the milder members of the party. Tom
grinned also, for where John Dacre
led Tom was a close second, and he had
a very vivid recollection of several
parties where he and John had had a
particularly good time in their own
way.
We'll. then, to work announced
Tom. He took box of colored crayons
from his pocket and carefully select