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The Washington times., 1914-05-31

United States this year, and will re-
turn in the fall to make the rounds OF
the Western and Pacific coast cities.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Nat NJ. Wills the hobo comedian.
who, IL il isn't already we'll known. was
born and brought up in Washington.
will make his annual appearance here
at Keith's during the week of June
Is at the head of big bill.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson and
Lady Gertrude are reported to have ar
rived safely home after their American
tour. The actor-baronet has announced
that he did not complete his tour of the
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Julia Dean is reported to be consid.
ering giving Up her summer vacation
In order to accept a very promising
offer with a stock company.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

"The Follies of 1913' opened their
season at Atlantic City last Tuesday
night There isn't much said of It
except that It is typical Ziegfeld pro-
duction.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Arthur Ritchie, stage director of the
Columbia Players, has Joined the black
hand society-not the Italian organiza-
ton but the group VI actor folk in
Wa shington who have purchased auto
mobiles and are trying. not to say soil
ing. their hands keeping them IN trim
themselves.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Percy Haswell. well known here for
her work in stock companies. and dur
ing the regular season, begins sum
mer season at Toronto this week with
1.-The Charm of IsobeL"
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Emma Carus. who appears at Keith $
next week. denies emphatically that
she's Irish. She Is patriotic Ger
man. This year she has partner
In her sketch in the per.-<i of Carl
Randall, formerly of the Paylowa-
Mordkin combination.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Hans Robert, the well known Wash
ington actor, has arranged to open a
vaudeville tour In "A Daddy By Ex-
press next week at Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Amelia Bingham appeared last week
in THE Climbers with a stock COM
rany in New York under the MANAGE
ment of William Fox. Fox Is putting
on a series of recognized stars In CON
junction with stock productions Of their
famous successes. Robert Edeson. II.
p. Warner Louise Cunning. Mar
glerite Clark. and Edmund Breese are
some of those he has secured Tor the
purpose
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Charles Thomson. the English jug
gIer, who has been doing all sorts of
things to astonish other audiences On
the Keith circuit. will try his hand on
a Washington crowd at KeIth's next
week.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Claude Gillingwater, who appeared
here recently at Keith's in remark
able sketch of his own. has closed a
contract to take his act to the Western
circuits for the coming season.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Speed might be essential to good wora
in a farce. but John Kline. OF the Co
lrubia Players, has been taught tha'
It does not always pay IL applied t6
ether purposes. a Washington police
man was instructor when Kline ex-
ceeded the legal limit with his autonlo-
Bile last week. The first lesson cost so
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Edith Helena, q prime favorite with
Washington music lovers, Is underlined
TO appear with the Aborn organization
at the National in Lucia and Faust
next week
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Eddie Talbert, assistant treasurer of
thea Columbia Theater. has developed
into a ball player of more than ordi-
nary prowess His hitting has been
a feature of the games between the
theatrical teams that have been played
on the White Lot recently.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

In spite of the fact that he is required
to Kiss the leading lady seven times
sur posed to be a feat worth seeing
Douglas Fairbanks could not make Al
at Sea" go in vaudeville and mas re.
pIaceo II with "a Regular Busines;
Man." in which he will complete his
present contract. Patricia Collinge !;
his leading lady, and he Is supported
also by Joseph Brophie and Isahe
West. "All at Sea" Is being rewritten
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Elsie Janis was honored in London
yesterday by a reception given by the
Dramatists' Committee Of the London
Lyceum Club. Among those who greet
ed the little American star were Sir
George and Lady Alexander, Sir Charles
Wyndham, Marie Lohr and other Eng
l;sh notables of the theatrical profes-
sion.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

Zellah Covington, the authoress o.
the sketch Julia Nash, will produce a
Keith's next week, Her First Case,
has also written several others sue
cessful vaudeville ac,s.
The Washington times., 1914-05-31

The opening of the Aborn Opera Com
pany In Brooklyn was made a notable
event and the productions were very
kindly dealt with by the reviewers.
"Rigoletto'' was the bill for the first
week with Edith Helena, an old Wash
ington favorite to be seen here later,
Orville Harold. Giuseppe Picco. Her
bert Watrous and Jerome Uhl In the
leading parts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
OWNERS MOT MAKING MONEY
Few Clubs win Have Balance on
Right Side Of Ledger When tho
Present Campaign 10 Over.

Owners Of ball clubs are not going
20 lay mp a lot OF money this year
Few Of the clubs In the two major
leagues viii have much OF balance
on the right side Of the ledger when
the present campaign is over. and 80
far a. the FEDS are concerned. their
losses mu9t be enormous Conditions
have not been for the best interests
OF the game this year
There has been lack OF interest
from the odtset The puolic a. not
take kindly 20 the talk OF players
jumping and the prominence which
the mercenary end OF the sport has
been given The threatened war
With Mexico also had its effect. and
the present European mlNup also
helps 10 detract from the sport
because ~ the one sided contest In
the American league race the orgnni-
zalion has been particularly hard hlt
The present race IN the National
probably viii save several clubs in
that league from suffering losses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
++t%+++t+++++++< 49,
BASEBALL CRATER


When Frank Schultz h hitting at
his proper gait the Cubs usually add
a game 20 the won column.
Bill Bradley has his Brooklyn
team going at a fast clip aad crowd
ing the leaders IN The Federal league
race
Louisville and Milwaukee. with
indianapolis close by. ere putting up
great battle for the American as
ISOLATION remnant
International league records show
that Newark has dropped seventeen
and Montreal fifteen games In q row
this season
The Phillies haven't champion
ship team this season. but they
surely have trio OF sweet hittcra
IN Crayath. Luderus and Macce
Charley Dooia's Phillies are work
ing hard 10 overcome the Cardinals
lead and finish In the first division
OF the National League
Red" Oldham. the yuuna left
handler recently purchased by De.
troit from the Providence club. g.
pitching like a champion for Hugh
Jennings
Pitcher Long Tom Hughes the
second. whom the Boston Bratci re-
Gently obtained from Rochester
worked for Manager Stalliugs with
the New York Yankees 40 1910.
Gumor has 70 that Syracuse VIII
take the place OF Baltimore iu' the
International league next season
Jack Dunn the Oriolc boss. i8 Go
manage the team
Manager McGruw OF the Giants
certainly overlooked bet WHEN he
released Hank Gowdy The biz
catcher's work Tor the Braves has
been one OF the real sensations of
the year
OF the 20 games played between
the Athletics and the Red Soy the
latter have won 10. lost . and ,icl
one The Carrirans are The only
team In the league who seem Co have
a littlo something ON the MlcLwon.
Jouott Meokiu, The oue-'imc lam-
Gus pitcher OF the Giants bias N'cd
petition as an independent candi
date l,r sheriff IN New Albany Ind
Zoo bo voted for In the November elc1-
ton
tn, Braves seem 90 DO their best
work. when trying 90 overcome q
lead of run or tno. In game nj
ter same this season the Stalliugs
outd, has doggol it for eight iuuinr
and then pulled the beans out OF tie
oven 900 the ninth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
BAC',"
URGES EQI NJ CHANCE

Beating Back, the story ot 81
Jennings. once bandit and nov -u-
bernatorial candidate aa seen 300
Thauhouser films, is tremendous
appeal for an equal opportunity for
every man n shows how oven the
most hardened criminal 90 given the
opportunity. can bee soItDUcd %, sO.
ciety's touch aud be received again.
The story of AL Jennings life. aa
detailed by himself in the Saturday
Evening post was declared 90 be the
most rcmar sable human document %
the present day ln presenting the
story on the screen, none oi ia"
pathos or tragedy OF this reformed
outlaws life has been lost. Each
thrill that comes into the heart Of
a hunted man Is felt by the audience
as they see Jennings forced by I'M
Usual circumstances INTO "a life of
crime. chased by the sheriff and the
posse
Beating Back opens zoo q novel
way : child l- disclosed putting
back the cover OF book. larger than
her lieelt sell rcaycliug the titlr
page OF Beating Back the uoyelll-
ed story OF Jennings lie She thon
turns this page aud we see Jennings
himself standing apparently a. O.
fruntispicrc then dissolve for mo.
meut and second later Jennings
steps out of the frame iu the COS.
tune he wore. when as q bandit U"
terroritcd every station from Tulsa
10 Tucson Just 90 make thing
lively. Jennings does little pro
usCuous shooting The scene shift.
and the story of His candidacy Tor
the governor bop oi Oklahma begins
to reveal itself upon The screen step
by step the career of Jennings D.
unfoldod. train robuerios and bank
robberios. eliminating iu the seusl.
ton battle of Spike $ ranch. where
jennings and bis band werc decimal.
ed and finally captured Ever
agcnc, for good n New York city
has testified 90 the wisdom Of pro
ducing such o Glm That o. make,
for good is 40 Jennings firm be-
lief and his chic. roa ION for his ron.
senting Co ita production with him
self iu the l.ti, role
This oNtaori uh0iop'f iu
SIS reels with 50 lcuuinl 'fW
solr win Doc shown afternoon ar1
night a. thc Grand theatre ou Sept
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
BRAVES FURTHER
AHEAD N CAME
ONLY FORTNIGHT MORE To DE.
TERIiNE WHO SHALL TAKE
THE PENNANT

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Five vic.
tories and five winning games and
tow defeats for New York tell the
story Of the struggle OF the past
week between the rivals for the Ma
tional League pennant The Braves
forged further ahead early In the
week while the Giants we're wind
ing up their disastrous campaign in
Philadelphia, where tney lost three
ont of five games.
Since then. however. the race has
virtually been even McGraw's has
gained a half a game by outplayiug
Cincinnati while the Braves were in
volyod In tie encounter with ST.
Louis
4 three game gap separates the
two clubs IA decided advantage for
Boston at this stage, when only a
little more than a fortnight of play
remains before the season closes.
Starting In with the Cincinnati
series. the Giants began to play bet
ter ball than they have shown for
months, Indifferent fielding being
offset by a superior pitching and
lively batting II looks. however. as
II the champions reversal OF form
had come too late. their only ap.
parent salvation now being that
Boston will strike snag either In
the remainder Of the series with tho
Westerners or IN the clash with the
Giants beginning Sept 80
In the American League. Boston
has made little progress against
Philadelphia. although the latter
team has been playing below mid
summer form The Red Soy lost
another chance to gain again. by
taking beating from Cleveland
while the Athletics were losing 10
Detroit Today, with an exchange Of
opponents. both Athletics and Red
Soy won but the victory of the Bos-
tons was a double one and the lead
OF the Mackmen was reduced to u -
games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. A.
they cannot reach 'he seat OF the
disease Caiarrh De- blood or con
stliutlonal disease. ard IN order 10
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dies. Halls Caiarrh Cure = 'aken
Internally. and acts directly upon
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HANS Cataffh Cure Is not quack
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try for years and II 4 regular pre-.
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ies'im onials. free.
F.J. CHENEY q CO. Props. To
lsdo o. Sold By Druggists. price Use.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con.
.,ips'iur fAdrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The day OF the overtoUering first
basemaa is past and gone, SAYS Harry
Davis Of the champion Athletics
Harry continued. saying The big
one who held down the initial sack in
days gone by could do Just two things,
that Of hitting the ball mighty hard
on the nose when II was eroovei. and
catching q perfect throw
Stuny' Mclunis has proved be.
yond doubt that big follow De- rather
IN the way on fret base .H these days
Of fast. scientific baseball providing
the small fellow has the same require
ments as that OF 2lclnnis First base
men today are required 20 field throw
and run bases just like a fielder AID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

ihe nostrlls; p1netrates and heals
ihe iniiamcd swollen membrane
rh.ch lines the hose. head ana
throat. clears the air passages;
stops nasty discharges and a feeling
% cleansing. soothing relief comes
Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
cling for breathe. with head stuff
od, noHirlls closed, hawking and
blowing Caiarrh or cold. with
iia running nose. foul mucous drop
ping into the throat, aud raw dry
ness IH distressing but truly need
less.
Pnt your falth-just once--in
I'ss Cream Balm" aud your cold
or caiarrh viii surely disappear.
(NO. 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
AUTOMOBILE TO UNnEITAkE
LONG RELIABILITY TRIP

With bonnet sealed under the per
sOnal direction OF Mayor Carter u.
Harrison OF Chicago and with Mr.. W
6. Hasley OF the Williams-Hasley
Motor Car Company OF Pittsburgh
and Frank Iibres OF Glidden Tour
pathfinding fame at the wheel a
Mitchell 1914 80 n. p Light Four
viii be sent away the first of next
week on a reliability test more siren
uous than any ever demanded of a
high-speed motor type OF automobile
anywhere In the world.
Mr. Hasley and Mr. Zirbes will es-
say driving this latest masterpiece
81 Engineer John W Bate. 250 miles
a day for a period OF 30 consecutive
days. trayersing a total OF 1900 miles
OF highways between Chicago and the
Atlantic Coast Both Mr. Hasley and
Mr. Zirbes recently set the record ia
the recent Pittsburgh nonstop test
In Mitchell Special Six when they
drove 1858 In l20 hours through the
hills OF Pennsylvania without "a stop
Of the motor
II will be the aim OF the Mitchell
Lewis Motor Company when laying
out the routes 10 select the worst nos
sible roads In making the schedule
and they viii plan 10 visit AS many
cities as possible where tho Mitchell
car Is represented. and no effort will
be made 10 save this Light -Four
cylinder machine mechanically
Engineer and Designer. John W
Itufa has fnr u4nr. fN.a. ttaUtt.
had one OF these new Fours running
almost continuously on the hilly
roads OF Wisconsin and e. dotermin-
ed 10 demonstrate that Us RELIABLE
IT'S and efficiency viii ASSAY 100 per
cent on strenuous t,st OF go miles
day Mr. Hasley Is one of tine
be- known automobile men in Penn
sylNania and Is a pioneer driver
Mr. Iirbes perhaps has toured moro
reads 90 the United States and
Europe than any other expert in this
country says Lawrence pyle. factory
representative Of the Mitchell Lewis
Motor Company" and ~ viii be cas-
iCr for him 10 make has schedule OF
go miles day and include such
cities as South Bend. ElKhsrt. De.
iroii Toledo. Cleveland Pittsburgh
Puifalo Syracuse Rochester. Albany
Portland Boston Hartford. proyi-
dence. New York philadelphia. Bal
timore. Washington Wheeling. etc
The new Four. selling for $3.50 has
rcyolutioui2cd light car building In
fhc opinion OF many engineer who
have tested The latest creation OF the
Mlichell-LeVis Motor Company. and
We propose giving ii the test OF tests
feeling confident that the bonnet seal
NiIl be- unbroken when the car fin
ishes its run al Pittsburgh for the
Pittsburgh Automobile Show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
FOOTBALL BOYS
CO TO PLAINvIEW
AMARILLO MILITARY INSTITUTE
EXPECTS 10 DEFEAT sEru
WARD COLLEGE

With the DECLARED intention OF
anneXing the scalps OF the Seth Ward
football team this afternoon at the
Hale County Fair a. Plainyiow. the
amarillo Military Institute football
team will leave at see this morn.
ing for the battlefield.
Captain Coffee and Coach Buch-
anan admit that they have the best
team ever getton together by their
institution. being made up of ind.-
yiuual players who have demOustrat-
ed their right 10 be on the list a.
Representatives OF their school and
who have developed some superb
team work
Most OF the last years squad are
ON hand and some good new men vino
are expected to raise the ayerae, OF
the crew
The prospective players for the
different positions on the a NJ 2
team are.
Halves Coffee. potts and Rice.
Fun Back Roark
Quarters Charelton and Coffee
Ends Rice. S l.owroy and &C.
Walker
Tackles T. Morton. Dodson and
s. Lowrey.
Guards - Morton. Conway aud
!. Walker
Center " T Lowrey and Pres
colt
Seth Ward Is said to have am even
better aggregation than last season
and will probably give good lo-
count of themselves even should
they allow the military bows 10 win.
plainyiew High School may taao
advantage of the proximity of the
visitors 10 Try iasucs with them to-
morrow morning before train time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

CALGARY tf. sept 81. Nu
convention l,H b.. fI. Intern '.oaI'
irrigation Ca. lr.. .as ever .rrr'
"a Vith NOR perfect arrangemeat"
than o., nlr H.u.i a.. as.nrl.. r
.his cts TI. .. sitr anI ....
toIs expect 'H number nearly $4,000
They 1851. com. ...u many port FOL.
Canada HHU 900. IH..rd St1trs and
from .o.rHl foreign t0Iu'f.r.
Among chem 800. Hc roprosautatlFr"
Of commorr.# 1fean.zltioha '-rlca.
ton and agricultural association.
horticultural m. e fiueeriug snr.s
ties. colleges uHI uuI.frsities
Amtne iHr .uDIer'- that ul'l rc.
ceitc attention 'r 'Hs papers. 1l.
dresses ruI discussions vIlI be-
Tho enactment 20. form laws E1t-
rrnlnF irr.a uur OIL. storing of iHr
floods. tHr Ire.rratlu OF tle i0r
ests. ro-nprrt|Ue effort n thr derrE
upmrui 0f irr.glf.un projects the bro.
per safcF1arl'rF of rrigatl0n srrur.
tiles. ana fHl n|Hlr ION bv Iar OF
fraud On connection .'h thr iDra.
tI1ns ard Hr OBJ. bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
DENTON MERCHANTS
HILr CAUSE ALONG

DENTON. TcN. Sept g. The
Bu,-A-lsle" spirit has pcrmoltel
local citizens aud cugondercd them
10 help the cause along
Yesterday fifteen merchants Of
this city purchased "A hel" ol dis-
tres, cotton. adherlng strictly to tur
10 cents per pound movement as
praciiscd In other cities OF the State
The cotton viii be- stored
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

We have read but few stories lately
entitled Twenty thousand fans saw
the game
Muggsy McGraw calls Ray Scnalk.
White SoX catcher. The greatest little
back,top in the world
Bresnahan Ia being offered the iob
Of Cub manager FOR next year by many
Of the eastern writer's again.
They say Nap LaioIc viii finish
right in the American league. Others
say be Is already finished
Tho Cleveland Maps have bought
Pitcher Harstaad from the vancouver
club OF the Northwestern league
Max Carey Of the Pittsburgh outAeld
Is so fast getting down 20 first tina;
fen players even 'ry N double him
up
The Dodgers have good third
sackcr in Go'y Tho vognrster is a
brilliant fielder sUd can va''op the
pill
Rumcr has j. that when me BROOK
lvn Fciorais make tbr.- noy' trip
Wos' thov win bo 'osrd playing sun.
day bah
Empora a lrv mr~hrr - 'hs
Hansss state league '.Is season. 0a7
successful IN winning tho champion.
ship pcnnant
Scott. f#e vounr shor'st0p ~ ne
Red soy h77 Developed m fas' ih.-
wear thai ie.1e Wagner is nothing
out a sub H0
Dave Frr president - tho nase.
ball PLAYERS Fraternity. ha- succeed
ed in orgrniins the players Of the
Western '.aue
u Is rem I'D oa good AUTHORITY mo
Feds have OBJ desire f0 steal Frank
Chance FROM the Yankees and assume
thai So non contract
Grover Loldermilk. the tan pitcher
the Browns occurred from Tho Louis
Vile Colonel ls the same hurier tho
Cubs had eco seasons ago.
oMara rrooklyns young lnfslder.
Il playins e corknf good zane for
the superNss Ne isa classy perform.
er In the fe'1 and IL biting A. a .2;0
clip
The soni' rho dug NO porold and
wambsranss must have had 2 difloult
tine getting HE courage 10 70 the
point o. SIGNING The men because N.
names o. 7. look Ike thosa % BAH
PLAYERS
Cap George Mcbride % the Wash.
ingioh team has signed one OF the
neS contracts With no ten day clause
just 70 prove 10 the world tha, he IL
not ons n he n major league play.
srs ihs' Gilmore SAYS -ili lump to the
FEDS re- frinE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
"s,uH," Meluns. initial s,sssr Of A,tlcte,.

be able 10 hin the ball hard and often
Tho oldtime FIRST sackcfs. such az
Arson and nrou'hers couldn't hold o
Job In the biz league today Comlskey
alone Of those early FIRST sacbers could
field
Claude Rossman vas about the
last OF the old true The Athletics
learned through Ira Thomas. previ
ously u.th Detroit that Claudl,
couldn't throw Hence IN Rossy's de
c,iniug years Tie Athletics played Il
get the ball in his hands and then
well nothing could stop them Oh IN,
bases
This was Tho slide on which Ross,
went 10 the minors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
Try "Ely's Cream Balm.

Get a small bottle anyway. just to
Try it-Apply a little In the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
viii open. you will breathe freely.
lullness and headache disappear.
BY morningl the catarrh. cold-in-
head or catarrhal sore throat will
be gone
End such misery nowi Get the
small bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm"
At any drug store. This sweet. Ira.
grant balm dlssolves by tho heat OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

From 81 Louis comes a report that
Hub Perdue. recently secured 10 a
trade vifh the boston braves. Ia not
10 remain long vlih the Cardinals
The siory hss Hub slated 70 take part
10 smother irsds stich All land hin
n Sss Yofk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

I'd Reglbach hsi become extremely
unpopular With The Brooklyn fans bs.
cause he n not dsyoting h.s time ana
crerr 20 winning ball games 'of Tho
uUlgsrs. although 10 has been treat
ID vcry literally b. the Brooklyn club.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

chicago af Philadelphia
Pittsburgh go Brooklyn
Cincinnati 700 Boston
So Louis a. Sew iOrk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
VETERAN HAS NO GRIEVANCE
Rhodoy Wallace. old-Time 81. LOUIS
shor,stop. IL Perfectly Satisfied
win Old Contract.

Rhoddy Wallace the infelder who
has been with the Browns ever since
1902, has refused 20 take now style
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS


Chicago %. NrN YORK u
Louis 3D.. Philadelphia O.
Pittsburgh 2 Boston
Cincinnati BROOKLYN 3D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

T. q highly scientific accomplish
msnt and should be practlccd only
by those fully qualified Dr Claude
Wolc0tt Specialist Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat Telephone 500 for an
office appointment 21s-6t