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The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
EIGHTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
Fort Hunt OverwheIms the Cardi-
nails OF Alexandria, 2I 10 o.

Fort Hunt. Va, Aug 8--Fort Hunt
won their eighth straight game yesterday
by defeating the Cardinals of Alexandra,
Va. by a score of p to 0.
In the field Fort Hunt put up an excel
lent game. gobbling up everything within
reach. and allowing only seven Of the Car
dinals to reach first base. Score:
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second Game.

Pension Bureau forfeited 70 the Beth
any boys in Section A Of the post-season
series yesterday, and in the exhibition
game which followed. the Clerks lost to
the tune Of to g.
Barnes was in the box for the Pen
sioners. and. until the fifth. he did fairly
well, but in this round the Baptists
hammered him hard and five tallies re-
suited.
Bethany played a poor game In the
field. four errors being made by the Sun
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
STGYALL CHOSEN CAPTAIN

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 23.-FIrst
Baseman George Stovall was ap-
pointed captain of the Cleveland
baseball club to-day 10 succeed
Manager LajOie. who asked 10 be
relieved of all responsibility as
captain as well as the manager
sbIp. When StOvnII WINS captain
and acting manager of the Maps
in the early summer the club
won twO-thirds of it's games.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
CANTILLON'S CANTo.
BY TOEE SOUsA.

Dear Mr. CantiIlOni The great
est question going round Is
N'Where the thunder can be found
a manager who surely can please
every pIayer-every fans'
FANDOM.
Dear Random, The guy the
sfanSD think they require TO
yank the 6eam out Of the mIre Is
one whose scOwI will get the
goat OF umptres, yet be n ChOate,
and throw the buIl-eOn right and
left with the telling force and
manner deft. A Caesar who ne'er
fails TO seize nm opportunity TO
squeeze n victory out of defeats a
Connie Mack, with skill OF street;
a Staliings and n Nap LajOiej n
Jeffries and a mammals bOyg n
fellow with Chuck COnnOrs' face.
Drcw's grnceJ a dub who can the
hammer WELD and yet remain n
Chesterfield; a Moses who In
their distress would lead them
out of the wilderness. Say! II
you'll take these men of fame
and several others I could name
and roll them in composite mass
and form n manager OF @clnss,"
all fandom here would shout
with gIee. "The bestest one we
e'er did sec. Gee! hes n dandyw
they'd exelaim Gas long as he had
won "a Eame). But IL the team
should take a slump, they'd call
him "SlOb," or hiss out. "Chump!
Tie on the sin can. Let him gO!"
Twas ever so! Yours truly,
JOE.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Left bascs-Interor. &: Agriculture. 8 First
base on balls-Of Campbell. S; OF Logan, s: on
Shamweu. 3 Innings ptched-By Logan &: b.
Shamwell. 4 Hits nlade-Of Logan. 5; Of shan
well. > Struck out-By Logan. 5; By Shamwell.
Home Tuns-Sinms. Logan. Threehase hits-Turner
Mauard. Two-hase hits-Mck inney. Logan Double
play-Levis 90 Arnold. Hit By ritcheT-By Camp
bell ;; by Logan, I. Passed balls-Jones. 8; Turner
2 Umrire-Mr. Holly. Tine Of game-l hour and
% nliputes
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TEO-baso hits-Tinker. Audrey. Becker Dam. Sac
rihcc hits-Sheckard. Tinker. Stolen bases-Brers.
Howard Co. Steinfed. Holman. Double plsys-Par-
estor 20 Tinker TO Howard Sweeney TO Siner TO
Auircy Left on basesL,hicaEu. g. Boston. r. Bases
on bails-Of Psrcstor 3; Of Richie 2; OF Curtis.
4 Hit by pitcher-By Psrestor. l. Struck out-By
Overall. /: BY Curtis, 5. Time OF game-2 hours
and IS minutes. Umpre-Mr. ODay.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
SECOND GAME.

Runs made-By Holman. Wllett. Schellhas. John
son. McFetridge. scholl. WieT ~ Woodbridge. Bros
trcm q. Earned runs-G II. l.. l. Fort Washing
ton l. First base by euUrs-G. II. l.. ?: Fort Wash
ington p Loft on hases-G. II. l.. 5; Fort Washing
ton. G First base on balls-Of Barton. Of Wei
KEEL / Innings pitched-By WeiRel. p: BY Barton.
2 Is Hits made-OT Wekel Z; Of Barton. l.
Struck out-By Weikel. ]; b. Barton, 3 Thrcc-bssc
mt-Scholl Two-hase hit-Wcikol. Sacrifice hits
johnson. McFetidge. schou. Woodbridge Charter,
Weikel Thran o.. Stolen bases-Pumphry. Willctt.
SchoIl f3l Nier a. Brostrom Woodbridge hit By
pitcher-By weikel tAicFetridge and Schellhasl.
Passed hails-Hofrnan. . Umpirc-Corpl. Weaver.
Time OF game-l hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
AN EVEN BREAK IN BROOKLYN

New York, Aug 2S.-The Brooklyns and
Cardinals broke even in two one-sided
encounters to-day. Alperman's hitting
helped the Brooklyns win the first. the
Cardinals being unable to find Bell. The
visitors hit hard all through the second.
The score.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Special % The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, Aug. 23-In a loosely
played game the Pittsburg Collegians
defeated Winchester here this afternoon.
BY the score Of TO 8 johnson and
Kersch opposed each other in the box,
and the former had the better of the
argument, but errors behind him lost the
game for the locals. Both Trevillian, for
the locals. and Schultz for the visitors,
landed for home runs. The Collegians
have one OF the strongest teams that have
played here this season.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Left on bascs-Cincinnat. S. New York. s. Bases
on halls-Of Campbell. 2: of Dubuc. 4: OF Gran
dali. OF MGrquard. ?: on Ames. l. Struck out
By Casper. /: by Campbell. l. by Dubuc. /; by
Cnndall. I: by Vanguard 2: BY Ames. 6. Home
run-HcblitzeH, Three-base hits-Hoblitzel ~. Two
base hits-Paskert, Roth. B.idwell Seymour. Sac
ri6co hits-Egan. Mccormick Fletcher. Stolen
hases-PaskerS Lobert. DOYLE ,2l. Seymour. Devere
OHar %. Brdwen. Merkle q, Meyers Egaa.
Double plays-Egan 20 Dovney 90 Hohli'ze.l Paskert
to i-obcrt Hit by ptcheT-By Dubuc, !. UmTires-
Mcssrs. Rgler and Kane.
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Left on bases--Peusi0n Bureau s: Bethany. s
First base on balls-Of Wooden. ): Of Barnes. ).
Struck Out-By 3Ames. ). By Wooden. 5 Three
base hits-McCarthJ. Dodd. TwO-base hits-Macg.
Spaulding Wooden. Sacrifice hits-AiaCe. Spauld-
ing. Schafer. Stolen hases-Sfcss To- Mccarthy.
Madden Coleman Schafer. Double play-BarEes
20 Mccarthy 20 Mess Umuin--Mr Hughes. Time
Of sane-I hour and g minutes
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Hits-O6 Rhoades. IN ] inning; OF Sitton. IN
innings; of Berger in innings Two-base hits
Oldring %. Clark Three-base hits-Collins. Baker
Sacrifice hits-Aiurrhy. Barry Morgan. Stolen
bases-Hartsel. Collins Baker. Bases on haus-Of
RhoadCs /; of Sittm. 4: of Berger l: of Morgan
{. Hit by ritcher-By sitton. !. by Berger l.
Left on bases-Clevcand 7; Philadelphia. s. Struck
out-By Sitton 2; BY Berger, 4; by Morgan J Passed
ball-Clark. Wild piiches-Sitton. Berger. I'm
pre-9Ir. Evans. Time Of game-2 hours and min
utcg Attendance rs
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
GIANTS THE vICTORs.
Come Out on the Better End of "A
Swatfest with the Reds.

New York. Aug. 23.-Six pitchers were
used in to-day's game, and there was
some heavy hitting. The Giants won
through punching hits and burlesque field
ing by the Reds. II was a long-drawn-
out battle OF two hours and a half Hob
litzell knocked out two triples and a home
run. Score:
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TWo-base hits-Richardson q. Roth. McCracken
Thrce-base hits-Miler r. Rowe Struck out-By
Miller -; by Nugcut 3. Hit by pitcher-By NJ
gent. l. Earned rns-FOTt Hunt. 10. Bases on
balls-Oh T. Miller. ,; Of Nugent. 8 Double
play-ROih 10 McCracken 90 Cain. Umrire-Sergt
! DAILY Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT.
Athletics Capture Final Game from
Cleveland, II to q.

Cleveland, Ohio Aug. philadelphia
made il four straight to-day by batting
three Cleveland pitchers hard and con-
sistently. Rhoades retired in favor OF
Sitton. after three hits and four runs in
the first Three more runs and as many
hits in the fifth caused Sitton's downfall.
Berger was unable to stem the tide. In
different fielding by Cleveland was Of fur
Their assistance 10 the Athletics. Morgan
had the game In hand at all stages Score:
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day School Leaguers. while the losers
slipped up on a couple Of hard chances.
The feature Of the contest was the bat
ting OF the winners and the playing OF
Catcher Mace. Of Pension Bureau. Score:
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JONES FOR MANAGER
Former Chicago Player After
the Local Berth.
WANTS AN INTEREST IN CLUB
Player Who Made n Record ms Man
ager for COmiskey's White SOx Said
to De After Local Club stock
hOIders-AIso After other Clubs
General Sporting Gossip.

New York. Aug. 3.-Word was received
here to-day that Fielder Jones. former
manager of the Chicago White Sox. who
retired from the game last fall 70 go into
the lumber business IN oregon, Is anx-
ious to buy the Boston National League
club outright or become a part owner
and manager OF either the St Louis or
Washington American League clubs.
Jones admits frankly that he has
chance to buy half interest in the st.
Louis Americans from Robert L. Hedges.
the present owner. who is a close friend
OF the famous player. Hedges decided
some time ago TO secure a successor to
Manager McAleer. and II has been cur
rently reported that Jack O'Connor would
! be the man. But II Jones closes a deal
with Hedges. the O'Connor proposition
viii be declared OF.
1t is further reported that in reorganiz-
ing the Washington club. which involves
the release OF Manager CantiHon, Presi-
dent Ban Johnson is anxious to have
Jones assume the control of the Ma
tiOnals at a big salary. and with a slice
of stock III part payment. The Washing
/ ton club is said 20 be ready 10 close
with Jones at once, allowing him to name
his own terms.
/ The sale Of the Boston Nationals 10
Jones and a syndicate he has formed has
been hanging fire for some time, il IS
/ said. as Jones does not want 20 leave the
American League ~ he can help II. Mean
while. Jones is still the property OF the
/ Chicago American League club having
] wnHr nnm n.
/ dent Charles A. Comiskey, and cannot
sign as player with any other club in
organized baseball
/ II is a sure thing that Comisky will
not allow him 10 manage the Browns
or Washington without paying big money
for his release. while it is a cinch that
the American League. as a whole, would
! successfully oppose his acceptance OF the
Boston Nationals management.
Stanley Ketchen is on his way 10 this
city from California with his manager.
Willis Britt who wired the Fairmont
Athletic Club to-day that they would
arrive on Thursday or Friday and that
Ketchell would Immediately begin train
ing for his ten-round bout with Lang
ford. on September TO- It IS generally be-
lieved now that Ketchell viii insist upon
lighting at catch weights.
Promoter Coffroth is trying hard TO ar
range a fight between Jack Johnson and
Al Kaufman for September 8. at COlma-
Kaufman has already accepted Coffroth S
terms and is willing 10 go twenty rounds.
Johnson said to-day that he wanted time
to think the matter over. and also said
that If he could get himself in good
trim by that time he would take Kauf-
man on
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Left on bases-P arkview. s: Station. 8 First base
on baiis-Od Mcknight, ?; of Mcfarland. , Struck
out-By Mcknight s. by Mcfarland. 5. TWo-hase
hits-Ruprc-t. Legge. Groves Sacrifice hits-O Ncil.
Handy Mcknight. Double rlays-C;Toves 90 Rua-
pert Bagcette % Meyers. Stolen hases-Baggette.
Nau. Mullen o. ". Gallagher, Taylor. Legge. Bell
Wild pitchcs-McFarland. p Umpire-Mr. Belts.
Tine Of game-i hour and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
PARKVIEW NINE WINS
Rally in Ninth and Beat Out
Union Station.
CONTEST IS BEST PLAYED YET

Railroad League Take Lead Early
and Maintain 1t Until Final Ses-
siOn-McKnight Starts Trouble by
Dropping Easy GrOunder-CrOwd
Makes Merry and Cheers Players.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
First CANE.
.Ratted for Raleigh IN the fourth.

St. Louis. o 90 . 0 &C
Brooklyn. 500 o x-7
First base on errors-St. Louis l. Left on bases
ST. Louis s; Brooklyn, 6 First base on balls-Oh
Raleigh 2; Of Meter. 2; Of Bell, ;. Struck out
By Raleigh q BY Bell. . Three-base hit-Alper-
man Two-base hit-Alpernan. Sacrifice fy-Hunl-
mel Stolen bases Konetchy. Burch %. Clement
Lennon o. McEiTeen. Wild pitcli-Raleigh. Hits
on Raleigh in innings; Of Meter. in 5 in
nings Umpire-NIr. KLEIN. Time Of gsmeI hour
and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Hits-Of Chesbro. in 7 innings; OF Manning. 3
in ! inning Sacrifice hit-Hahn. Stolen bases
Parent D0ugherty. Struck out-By Smith, s. by
Chcsbro. 2 Bases on balls-Of Chosbro /; on
Manning. ? Double plays-Tannehill 10 Alter
Parent 10 Atz % Altizer. Left on bases-Chicago,
8; New YORK. 4. Umpires-MessTs Egaa and
OLorghlin. Time Of game hour and IS mi,utes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Left on bases-P:ttsburg. 6; Philadelphia. 4.
Bases on Salls-of Moore. .; Of LieheId > Struck
out-By Moore s; by Ledeld. ?. Home Un-Leach.
Stolen bases-Grant. Wagner. Double play-Ward -
Bransdeld. Umpires-Nlessrs Johnstone and EmSlie
Time Of game-l hour and a minutes. Attendance
! 4
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EASY FOR WHITE Sox.
COmiskey'S Crew Pound Highlander
TvyirIer's Delivery.

Chicago. Aug e. - The White Sox
pounded out victory in the opening in
ming of to-day's game, scoring three runs
and gaining a lead which gave them the
victory by the score Of to /. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, II; Cincinnati, o.
PittsBurg, 2, Philadelphia, o.
Brooklyn, II st. Louis, o.
ST. Louis, 81 Brooklyn, L.
Chicago, III Boston, {
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
BLOCKS OLMSTEAD DEAL.
snccinl 70 The washington Hsrnld.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Chicago, Aug. 23.-Pitcher Fred
OImatead, of the Minneapolis
club, failed TO join the White SOx
to-day, and chances are he WON'T
become n member Of COmisI0ey'S
troupe until after the close of the
American Association season, on
September Is. Quick work by
Mike CanfIlIOn, of the Miller City
aggregation. blocked the deal I'M
der way for the immediate deIIv-
cry OF the big riGht-hnnder.
In the recent transaction be-
tween COmiskey and CnntiIIOn,
arrangements were made for the
delivery of OImstend, Pitcher
Young, First Baseman Gill. and
Catcher Block to the White sOx.
According to COmiskey's version.
OImstead was TO report to-day.
Word WINS sent OImstead Sunday
bidding him to Join the club
here, but when CnntiIIOn learned
OF the move he Immediately got
Ina touch with President b. b.
Johnson, of the American League.
Following CantIlIOn's appeal for
aid. Mr.. johnson wired President
Hermann, of the National Com
mission. asking for decision.
The draft rule governing play
ers In contradictory and liable "a
cause much confusion, according
to President Johnson, and no re-
tiOn will be taken in the matter
until after the baseball Inumak-
ers have had time to consider all
the points.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
FOUR STRAIGHT TO CUBS.
Boston Doves Drop Final Game so
Worlds Champs.

Boston, Aug. 23.-The Cubs departed
for the season after trimming the Bos-
tons for tho fourth successive time to-
day Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Two-base hit-Stephens Tireebase hits-Wiliams
%. Speaker. Donolue Sacrifice hit-Griggs Double
play-Wagner 20 Carriean Passed ball-Donohue.
Stolen bases-Hofflnan. Speaker. Wagner. Wild
pitches-Cicotte 3 Bases ON balls-Oh Ccotte. !;
OF Bailey. p Struck Out-By Cicotte, 8: BY Bailey.
) Left on bases-st. Louis. 5; Boston. 6 Umpires-
Messrs. Perrine and Sheridan. Time Of game-i hour
and q minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

Earncd run-G. II l.. l. First base by errors
G. II. l.. 5; Fort Washington. !. Left on bass
6. h l.. Z Fort Washington. : First base on
balls-Od Hickey .: OF wilkins. J. Struck out-By
hickey. 6: b. wilkins. g. Two-base hits-Prmphrey
wilkins. Sacrifice hit-Wier. Stolen bases
Perrgo O.. ThraIl 81. Wiliett Weikel. Schellhas
Moore, Charter. Hickey. Double plays-Woodridgc
10 Johnson to Schsilhas Perrigo 10 Weikel 90 Bar
ton: Davis TO Barton. Hit by Ditchcr-By Hickey
l. Passed hall-Hofman. Umpire-CorTl. Weaver
Time Of game-i hour and 8 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
INTERIOR BOYS WIN.

Assies Are Beaten in CoIOred De-
BartmentaI Circuit by Close Score.
The>Red Men defeated Agriculture, IN
the Colored Departmental League. yes
terday By to :. Simms and Logan con-
nected for homers. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
PHILLIES ARE BLANKED.
Lose 10 the Pirntes-COntest Marked
by Light Hitting.

Philadelphia. Aug. BIN a light-hit-
ting game Pittsburg beat Philadelphia.
The game was void OF features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
AMATEUR LEAGUE POST
SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE AT A GLANCE

SECTION A.
Brentwood Capital City,. 0 Loo
Agriculture Derartmental...... so
Bethany (sunday SCHOOL, ......... 800
Pension Bureau Oiarguettel... 900
SECTION B.
w.LPct
PsrkTiew suburban. .-...-........ 0 loo
Station CRsilroad Y. NJ @. A.. so
Aggiss Independence. -........... 0 900
A. S. & T. Co. (Bankers0....... 0 90
GAMES THIS WEEK.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK.
August 24-Indspondence rs Suburban.
August 2i-sunday School vs.. Capital City.
August 25-IndeTcndence Is Bankers
August 2s-5larquette vs.. Capital City.
August q p Departmental Us. sunday
School.
August 2s-sunday School vs.. Marquette.
August Departmental vs.. CAPITAL City.
August so-Marquette rs. Departmental
August 5l-Baukor8 rs. K. X. Y ~ Z. A.
CAPITAL CITY PARK
August gS-Marquette vs.. Sunday School.
August ar. r. Y. NJ. G A. Us. BANKERS.
August 2-Derartmentnl vs.. Marquette
August 20-R. Il. Y. ". c. A. vs. Ird5-
pendencc.
August G-Bankers Us. Suburban.
August 1-Suhsrban IS r. r. Y. II. C. A.
August 2-BankeTs IS. Independence.
August 90-Sgburban vs. Indepcndence.
August 3l-Capital City IS sunday School.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
.ENZOR ENTERS RUN
Y. N. C. A. Star to Compete
in Ten-mile Event.
SOUTHEAST CLUB ENTERS TEAM

Classy Band of Athletes from New
Organization VIII Make Debut IN
the LOng-d distance Game on Labor
Day-Runners Are Training Hard
for the Coming Event.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
aBatted for smith IN The ninth.

Detroit. ............ 0 0 2 0 XII
Washington...... 0 0 0 3 o. s
FIits-On Gray. In Alb innings. of
Groom. in % innings. Two-base hit
Crawford. Three-bsse hits-Bush ing
laub. Home runs-Schaefer, Unglaub
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
RED SOX WIN OUT.
CIOut the Ball in Final Session,
Beaffnu the Browns

Beating the Browns.
St. Louis. Aug 23.-Boston and Cicotte
got on to a bad start In to-day's game.
and for a time II appeared as though
Bailey and the Browns were winners.
Lakes hustling band came on fast in the
seventh by elouting the ball. and won
by a score OF 10 !. Score:
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You have not read all OF the news OF
the day until you have read the want ads.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

st. LOuis ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago mt Philadelphia.
Pittsburg Mt New York
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24
SECOND GAME
Totals. $500. els q 10 /
,Batted for Pastorius in b

Totals. 4 y y ,
'Batted for Pastorius In the ninth.
~. LOUIS U y U > 4
Brooltlyn .................1 0 0 0 o 0 OIL
Left on bases-St. Louis. s: Brooklyn. TO- First
out--By Beebe 5: BY Pastorius & Three-base hit
Eyans Two-hase mts-Barbeau. Evans Sacrifice
hits-Barbeau, Bliss Sacrifice fy-Delehanty. Stolen
hases-Barbeau Konetchy Burch. Bergen Double
piay-Bcrgen 20 Alperman- Wild pitch-Beebc.
Passed ball-Bergen. Umpire-Air. Klein Time Of
game-1 hour and IS minuteA
The Washington herald., 1909-08-24

'Battsd for Charter in the ninth inning.
q. IL l.........-...........- U y y ) } Va
Fort Washington. 0 0 Q 0 90 co
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18
Summer Headaches

TAHE warm weather Is very con-
ducive 10 headaches-in fact. some
= people claim they feel the heat 50
that they become easily fstigued and
irritable Unless these take very
good care Of themselves they very cas-
lily acquire the habit Of inyalidisn and
suffer throughout the summer months.
The sun may cause one head 10 ache
BY bringing the blood into II too
strongly; but the average headache is
not caused by warm weather. but BY
the summer diet
With regard 10 this most important
matter. most people who suffer with the
sick headache are really suffering from
liver attacks. Meat. hsh. soup stock
al become quickly tainted al this sea-
son, and tainted food is likely 10 be the
cause Of illness at any time OF year
The woman who cares for the health
Of the family VIII see that she does not
use veal, pork or timed FOODS 10 any
extent, and. OF course, the last men
tioned must not be kept after the tin
has once been opened.
II Is most important 10 reduce the
amount OF meat and starchy foods dur
ing this weather. The main function OF
these IS 70 supply bodily heat; so. as
4c>o uCAL Is AGLCSccL9 Aons Lllc eL1 &c o.
living should be changed. Take the
appetite as an indication OF how mach
you should eat II you are not keen for
your meals. do not worry. II your head
aches, Try one week OF light diet Take
plenty of milk. eggs, bread and butter,
ripe fruit and a few green vegetables
In this way you viii give your system
a chance 10 get rid Of whatever poisonS
are in your blood and VIII prevent high
blood pressure, which is really the cause
OF thrObbing headache
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18
Advice on Social Customs

ish feet Com nplace Quarrels between
parents become habitual and induce
wrath Of the easy. coarse sort from one
child to another.
"A pattern 10 follow is the keynote.
II parents could but bear in mind that
children. in their love Of copying their
elders. seek always for an example, con-
sciously or entirely without q knowl-
edge Of it. the please" and thank
you" the Il beg your pardon" might
become almost bywords in the home.
I cannot go deeply into this lengthy
story. but II you. their parents. win but
make another beginning IN the matter
Of observation. think you viii see at
glance that almCst every rude action is
traceable 70 the hasty method you have
acquired. the disregard OF the small
courtesies and the actual impoIiteness
from one TO another The volume is not
so huge and the pages are not too large
TO turn over. You may not have got
so deeply In that you cannot go sack
10 the opening words. "A Parents E1-
ample"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18

from those used long ago. but Il IS less
dangerous. for II cannot dHop 50 far and
the rider cannot set her foot caugh. be-
tween the board and the ground
Neither can the littiest rider easily tum-
bic on As for the advantage q the
game. WHO can forget the fun that see
saving was. and did Il not teach one 70
balance under difficult circumstances2
For the comfort OF the children after
games have grown tires0me one needs
also a hammock. and the one n the pic
ture IS made OF a cot bed with feet re-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18
Il Brides Question

Dear Mrs. Adams
Kindly let me know through the columns
Of your paper the following;
l. How soon after wedding should a
bride announce an al home day? Should
she send cards TO her friends OF just
have IL mentioned In the paper?
2 When showers and ether entertain
ments are given for bride and acQusinr-
ancss are present. should they receive al
invitation 20 the wedding or reception7
g. When invitations TO a wedding are
sent to the bridegroom's friends. the bride
not knowing them. should bis card be In
eiosed7
4. What are the latest AZ home DAYS.
say a day in the week, or month, or a
day each month for the space OF three
months3 A CONSTANT READER.
/ The "at home cards may be sent
out with the invitations or the lact an
nouneed through the paper.
2. 1t would be nice for you 10 invite
the guests who attended the shower to
the wedding. but it is not necessary 10
invite them to the reception
3. Do not inclose the bridegroom's
card in the invitation
l. You might have two days a month
for two months.