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Hagan's Magnolia Balm ......... 60c
Piver's Azurae. Floramye. per or. .75c
Richards Mary Garden" the odor
they are all talking about; per
ounce ........ Hl.S5
Roger Gallets Vera Violctto per
Houbigants IDEAL per oz..... .SI.75
Keskon's D-Jar kiss, per o.. ... $50
SpeihleTs Lily OF the Valley. per
ounce 49,. 7Dc
Colgate's Monad Violet, Dactyies, La
France Rose. Hcliotrope, etc; per
ounce ...'.'..... ......'.. SIC
Ed. Pinaud's Vegetal Lilas. vegetal
Eioiette .....,..... soc
Colgate's-all the 25c Soaps. cake. 200
Cuticura Soap, cake ..........Jeo
Packers Tar Soap. cake. 100
tteSi!lol, cake ......... .18c
Stiefcls, all kinds. cake. 100
NauLne ;:.'.... ..........1 Ice
Newbro's Herpicide Soap ...........I0o
Palmer'g Skin Success Soap. 2Io
PASTE.
Dchtacura ........ ....-.... .1oc
Sheffelds Dentifr!co ........ Ice
Ihstuerlne faSte ...1SC
Wampole's Farmolid Paste ITO
SoZooont Paste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1sc
Euthymoi Paste ITO
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Hannah Gordon.

Hannah Gordon.
Miss Katherine Barrett, who Is at school
In Lynchburg. spent several days last week
at her home here
Mrs Alexander Mcleod, OF Ohatoheo. Ala,
arrived to-day to Wish bor parents Mr..
and Mrs j. G. Francisco. near here.
Mrs. f. j. Eggborn. of Culpeper. and
Miss Minnie Baker guests OF Mr. and
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BAKERS Hirsutus ................ Doc
Foso Tonic 71c
Wcstphals AuXiliator .... soc and CSC
25c Tragles Quinine Hair Tonic ITO
In Creole Hair Restorer ... f9c
Halls Hair Remover 0Oo
Xanthine Hair Tonic 80
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. soc and one
lRrlslan Shge ................. 500
ParkeTs Hair Balsam. Ale and Sic
Coke's Dandruf Cure. 80. 41c and Sic
Arabian Egg Shampoo .2Ic
The Queen Gray Hair Restorer. 43o
Farr's Gray Hair Restorer. 7ac
The Empress Mustnche Color. Boo
Walnut Walnutta Hair Stain Boc
Damschimsky's Liquid Hair Dye.
4Io and zoe
Imperial Hair Regeneration. .RI.O8
Palmer'a Hair Success Dressing. -. .21c
Nelson's Hair Dressing .21c
Fords Hair Pomade. ......... 500
Mansfields Capillaris $50
Mrs, Potter's Walnut Tint Hair
stain ......... Observation-Disclosures TOO
Tragle's Dorothy Mixed Choco-
lates: best In town for the
price, per lib. Observation-Disclosures. 3ac
Rose. Mixed Chocolates; I'm OLE
giant mixture. per ID. $50
Gibson's Fruit Tablets. any flavor,
Trhgle's wild Cherry and ely
cerine Cough Drops, per box. aMo
CHAIRMAN Chocolates. per Id. coo
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15c Chrlsty Pictures, framed In oak
&c Witch Hazel Soap. 3 cakes boz. &c
15c one pound ParawaX, for sealing
fruit and preserve Jars .......... DC
&c one box ''r. NJ" Shoe blaoking. 10
1oo box New Combination Shoe
ftste 90
16o Shaving Brushes .....o 90
loo box Glossola Shoe Paste ... 90
1oc Household Paints Sc
loo bottle Continental Ink .. 4c
16c bottle Stafford's Universal Ink &c
25c Hand Mirrors ...........IO Toe
Csc Ideal Shoe Polishing Kit. oon-
tains Polisher, Dauber and box
oiisH nc
1oc box Pcrfumcd Talcum Powder 2Iac
15c can Tooth Powder .... DC
16c Hair 1nsoles-e few odd sizes. 10
16c Coin Purses. good leather. 20
90 Lead Pencils for DC
loo Cremaline Camphor Ice. .b1ac
goo jar Eureka Vanishing Cream. lie
&c roll Toilet Paper for . 100
goo Drake Chest Protectors ..I5c
1oc Pinch Gauzo Bandages ... DC
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Mrs. T. q Thompson.

Mrs T. @ Thompson.
Ex-Governor w. L. Cameron il visiting his
aon. p. NJ. George Cameron OF LouiHa-
DR.. w. o. Smith is confined TO his room
with severe attack OF tho grip
Miss Rosabel Hunter is visiting friends
In New York city.
Mrs. Emmett Crank Is visiting her daugf,-
ter, Louise at Blackstone.
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25o Gents Dressing Combs, finch.
nara rubber. coarse or nne teeth loo
26o Gents Pocket Combs. hard
rubber, coarse or flno teeth 'Ieo
200 Gents Pocket Combs hard
rubber coarse or fno teeth. $3.50. 1Sc
100 Gents Pocket Combs, hard
rubber, Ionrse or fno teeth Do
500 Household Rubber Gloves.
Ill sizes Zoe
400 6-ft. lengths of Fount and
Syringe Tubing .............. 1bc
800 Tragle's 2-qunrt Red Rub.
her Hot Water Bottles, guar
hhlooo, III ........... EDe
400 Traslc's 2-quart Red Rub
Der Fountain Syringes and rapid
Flow Tubing: screw connections
and httings -................ 900
$3.50 Combination Syringe, three
pipes .....-....... 81 90
s2.26 Family Hot Water Bottle. s1.3e
$3.50 Hot Water Bottle, Para
ruDpor Observation-Disclosures. 81, 10
$500 Bulb Syringe. threo hard
rubber pipes Observation-Disclosures. 00c
81 Whiriins SPRAY Syringe, at. size
76c Atomizcr. spray oil or wator;
throat or nose part. continuous
spray ................. 400
$3.50 Double Action whirling
spray Syringe ................. .eR
Too Bulb Syringe. two hard rubber
pipes observation-disclosures. soc
Is dozen Fine Linen Writing Paper,
In nice boxes; the regular zoo
mo ............ loo
dozen Extra Fine Lincn writing
Paper, In fancy boxes; tho rcEu-
lar 35o limo ................. 1sc
1S doom Good Quality Box Paper,
tho regular I5c limo 90
Csc one pound Cloth Finish Linen
writing Paper, good value: per
po"Hu -. 1919 .'...... 15L,c
90 Lead Pencils. good lead. for. DC
&c Souvenir Post Cards. 1c each;
per uoEcTl 90
35c ono pound Kara Linen Writing
Paper. the beat that's made; per
pouho .''...'.. &c
300 box OF Eaton. Pike &c Cranes
Fine Linen Paper ITO
1oc package Linen Envelopes. exc
&c package Business Envelopes. akc
ltc writing Tablets. good quality. lie
&c writing Tablets. good quality 3lsc
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MALVERN HILL.

Especial TO The T!mes- Dispatchl
Malvern HI. Va. February 7--Mjsse,
May ana Attala Walker and Mrs Hugh
West entertained the Ladies' AID Society Of
Westovcf Church at their home The
Glenns.' on Saturday. Rev. joseph Baker
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Toilet Articles, Soaps, Creams, Lotions, Perfumes

25c jar Eureka Vanishing Cream. 100
CSC jar Tragles Peroxide Cream. 100
25c tubos OF Rose. Witch Hazel
and Cucumber Jelly: special
| this sale, two 10 customer. . pc
1oc Palmer's Violet Cold Cream. 7Hc
$50 Tragle's After Shave Lotion. fne
for after shaving; keeps tho skin
smooth and nice Observation-Disclosures 100
25c Tragle's Violet Lotion. ........ lac
Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lo-
ton -.....-.. 10c
soc OF. Tragle's violcts Of yir-
ginia, the true violet odor per-
fume; per ounce .............. 28c
Satin Skin Cream .2Ic
Daggetts and Ramsdelrs Cold
Cream, &c. 10c, sic, 43c. roc
Stillman's Freckle Cream ......... .3Oc
Ideal Witch Hazel Cream. ....... .21c
Ponds Extract Cold Cream. -. .1Oc-3Oc
Ponds Extract Vanishing Cream10c-30c
Creme de Meridor Observation-Disclosures gle
Double Strength Othine ........... soc
Holmes Frostilla ..................i 0c
DR.. Charles Flesh Food. 40
Kinds Honey Almond Cream. Ale
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Extra Specials!

100 4-oz Medicine Bottles, glass
shoppers. with white enamel
labels. such az bay rum, witch
nazei' spirits camphor. etc .12No
100 can Tragle's Taloum Powder.
carnation. violot, eto. ..... THO
BOO ono pint Pure Virgin French
Olive Oil. in scaled tin can. $500. sso
26o ono pound boz Dclightfully
Scented Talcum Powder, all
odors ......... 10
$3.50 Post Card Albums roo
100 box Flexible Nail Boards AHc
1bo Manicure Set. consists of
Emery Boards. Tweozor. Orange
Stick. File 90
ESQ Tragle's After Shave Lotion,
keep the face smooth. 1ec
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Chewing Gum-Adams, Beemana,
spearmint, etc, 8 packs for. ~ 1Oc
All ioc Boxes Candy to be sold
during this sale at ...... 60
Ladies' Purses. In silver and
Ivory. from zoe to. s1Ae
Ash Receivers. In brass, copper
and gun metal. from IOc to-. sI.1e
boc Serving Trays, decorated cen
tres. very pretty designs ...... ESQ
SOC Shawn: Mugs ....p roc
26c Shaving Mugs. ...... 10c
S1.50 and $500 Japanese Wicker
Fruit and Flower Baskets, ar
tistio and useful ........... 600
800 Souvenir Stems, capacity
pint very attractive . 8eo
soc Kewpie Dolls 1oc
Coffee
4oc one pound Gray's Special Blend
Coffee; put up In alright contain
ers, either pulverized granu-
lated, and n most delightful flavor;
special. per pound .....sJ o
s1.00 two and one-half (eH) pound
cans Gray's Special Blend Coffee;
put up ms above; special, per 2h-
~. caHS ''............. csc
Tea
Zoe one-haIf pound cans Gray's Cello
brated Mixed Tea, an elegant
havor and aroma; per can. $500. .1se
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If the Eyes Do Not Reach Natures Standard

OF the haveth Of many
innate
BY efectiv eeyesight
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s1.00 ono box San-Knit- tary
Goods. containing ono Wash
Cloth, one Face Towel. two
Bath Towels, ono extra large
Bath Towel; special .7oo
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Esxt r a Specials!

16c box 25 Candles, all colors. . 80
1oc ono pound bag Mixed Bird Seed. 30
DC Turkish Bath Soap. for. ....... 90
25c box Candles, with ono Brass and
one Nickel Candlcsticle Holder. 1oo
loo The Puzzle OF tho Ago. Bug
iiouso ...... .....' DO
soc pint bottle satural Mouth
SC box Crsyonex. eight oolors. 500 DO
1oc bottle Dloxogen .....o 90
10c large bottle Good Afusilage. $40
100 box sanfords Natural Fish
Foou ..'... $40
loo lot Combination Shoe Polish,
black and tan DO
loc ono bottle Extract Vanilla or
lemon 1890. ................7 40
&c box Mixed Spices ..............3 $40
80 cake Queen Regent Soap, for. loo
DC cake Pine Tar Soap. cake. 49,. 21so
soc bar Green CASTLE Soap. ...... 23c
15c 20 feet Never Stretch Water
proof Tape Line. in patented
nickel holder DC
10c loft. Family Tape Limo .. DC
1oc Sulphur Candles ............5 so
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Patent Medicines, Household Drugs and Remedies

SI.oo Vino or Cardui 49,. ,.... 900
sl.oo Milan. Blood Tonic ... 89c
soc Wyeth's Efervesing Salts,
Phosphate Soda. etc. ........... $50
2so Milford Efervesing Salts.
Phosphate Soda. etc. ........... $50
fbc Gowan's Pneumonia Rem
edy ...... Observation-Disclosures. ITO
CSC Atwood's Bitters ........... 40
7Sc Halls Catarrh Cure ... 40c
CSC Foley's Pine Tar and Honey. 1To
$3.50 Fellows syrup Hypophos-
phtes ........... SILK
Sl0o CooDers New Discovery. zoe
s. 90 Benefits New Life. ......... Zoe
zoo Succus Alteranc .......... $3.50
soc Napor Cresoline ............. $50
1925 Nutro Lactis ............. go
soc Wyeth's EfervesCent Lithium
and Potassium northumberland. Bic
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A full line OF Dike's Household
Remedies. We arc the agents in
Richmond. A cure for every ILL.,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-25

At this season of rejoicing every.
body is glad, because everyone els,
i glad. Before We forget it. W,
want TO say that we are glad because
We are Demine folks. II there il Il
place in the universe where everyon,
should rejoice at this time, il is here
Our relations with the people IN
the past have been pleasant and VT
know they will be no less so in the
future.
II you were fortunate enough Ia
get some of our choice residence lots
last year, you have that to be glad
aboul--if you delayed, there is yet
time-but We did not start out To
make an advertisement of this. we
just want to wish you the best of
everything at this gladstone time.
To the readers of this paper out
side of the Mimbres Valley we sue.
scst that You make n New Year,
resolution 10 join this happy thronp
at the earliest possible moment. The
Deming Real Estate & Improvement
Company-adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-25
Cantata at Methodist Church

The choir Of the Methodist churcl
will render cantata, "The Prince OF
Peace" on Sunday afternoon. De-
cember % at 3 p. m. The following
program has been arranged and thi.
should prove one of the best enter.
tainments this church has ever given
Part 1.-The Promise
"Sing. o Heaven" (chorus)-Choir
"The Heavenly King" (bass solo)-
Rev. +. c. Morgan
"And There Shall Come Forth
(quartet)-Misses Hubbard and
Connolly and Messrs. Garcia and
Schurtz
Gear Thou Not" (solo and chorus
Mr.. Springer
Hail. Bethlehem" (contralto solo)
Mrs. Schurtz. violin obligato.
Miss Wamel
Part 1.-THE Fulfillment
30. Holy Night" male quartet ~
Messrs. Springer, Schurtz. Garcia
and Morgan
"There Were Shepherds" (solo and
orus)-Mrs. Graham
"The New Born King" (sexten y
Mesdames Springer. Graham and
Schurtz, Miss Randolph. aud Mes
sers Springer and Penzotti
Offertory
alright Star Of Hope (duet) -
Misses Laura Conner and Dora
Terrill
March of the Magi''-Male Chorus
80, Blessed Lord" (solo)-Miss
Graham
blessed BE the Lord God''-Chorus
Prof. ". J. Burns. pianist: J. V.
SchurtZ. conductor.
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Providence lntervenes

A. Christmas day comes to US and
we look back upon the days and
years that were. there is much food
for thought. great opportunity foi
calm reflection. for contemplation OF
what the past has brought Us and
the future may hold for us.
We congratulate ourselves that we
have had the wisdom to avoid the
pitfalls that have plunged half the
world into the bloodiest of all
strifes.
But is was not through acts of
ours-it wa, not the result of our
own wisdom.
II was Providence.
The wisdom of greater one ha,
interviewed TO save us from fur
mace of fire that sweeps the old
world. that drags intelligence down
Ia the level Of the beast, that make,
of Christianity mockery even in
the eyes of the heather.
We are lamentably weak in defen-
sive measures, yet the wisdom Of n
greater one has preserved our en-
tity. has given us bread where oth-
ers have famine. has vouchsafed II.
life where others lie grim in death.
Providence!
A few months ago We were on tn
brink of war with Mexico.
But again Providence interviewed.
II was not the wisdom of our pres
ident, or Of our people, that spared
us then.
II was Providence,
For Providence divided n house
against itself. Providence split the
Constituiionaiist army into factions
each Of which in itself was too weak
to offer resistance to our forces.
There was no war.
And why does Providence inter
vene in behalf Of this country when
death stalks abroadf
Why does Providence protect ~
from the scouraee when others all
around us are sinking day by days
Is there an infinite reason why one
enlightened country should be pro
iected ad fostered while darkness
the rest Of the lands
Ask yourself these questions on
christmas day.
Your wisdam may extract light
rom darkness.
Ours is impotent.
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For the benefit of those who are
unacquainted with US, many not
knowing that such church exists
in Deming, We would say that in the
spring of 1912 the Rev. Roger s
Winans visited Dcming and imme-
diately commenced his labors among
the Mexican people, holding services
and distributing gospel literature. In
the fall of the same year. assisted
BY the Rev. S. ID. Athans of Fl Paso.
a class was organized, lots were pur-
chased on easy payments, and soon
there was erected al adobe church
building and then another building
for q parsonage.
All services are conducted in
Spanish. We are evangclizing Mex
leo here in the United States. Our
membership numbers twenty-five and
the Sunday school will now average
ihirty-five in attendance.
The Rev. Winans resigned the
work last December and in June of
this year the present missionary
pastor became identified with the
work.
We are located on the corner of
Second street and Zine avenue, two
blocks north of railroad tracks and
three blocks west Of Gold avenue, in
a Mexican settlement.
We are doing strictly missionary
work, unsupported by any mission
AIRY board. We appreciate the coop
Grafton Of the Christian people Of
our community.
The following is a program which
will be rendered
% de Deciembre de 1914
Fl Programa lie Navidad
Himno II. f. 40
Invocation
Lecture Alternada. Lu. $500
Las Vilitas de Navidad-por Ia clase
infanil
ri Nacimiento de Crista-por Emilio
Diez
Lo in the manger--por tres ninas
Recitation. Fl Leon de Juda-por
Maria Romero
Recitation, La Buena Nuevo-por
Juan Romero
Cancion, Nitidos Rayos-la clase i'm
mediata
Recitation, Por Sata-Serafna Rub
remain
Solo-por Sonora B. Estes
Recitation. Tn Sueno de Noche Bue-
na-Lucia
Recitacion, Oh. Ciudad de David
por Jose Soltero
Cancion, Cancion. Dulce Cancion-
Los Jovenes
de Obsequias
Himno, ii. +. 1913
La Bendicion
J. II. ESTES. Pastor
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T. IT. Williams. division superin.
tendent on the Tucson division of the
Southern Pacific Co.. on his last trim
over the division on the pay train,
was accompanied by his wife and
they distributed TO all the employees
children little Christmas gifts such
as toys. etc.
"My husband has hecn railroadine
for twenty years. AMI il is the first
time either he or myself have ever
seen a railroad official show n gem
erons spirit toward its employees
as Mr.. Williams did on his last trip"
writes Mrs. Janey Mcdaniel. from
Carne. relative TO the superintend-
ent'S thoughtfulness.
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c. ]. Moore, who died here last
Friday. was buried in the local Gem
etery after services held at the home
on Diamond avenue at 2:3O O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Dun
can Matheson Of the Presbyterian
church preached the funeral sermon.
Walter Moore, son Of the deceased.
was here from Fl Paso to attend the
services.
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Las Crnces-At the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning a tele
gram was read from Rev. Duncan
Maiheson now in charge Of the Pres.
byterian church at Deming, announce
ing his acceptance of the call to the
Presbyterian church Of Las Cruces
to take effect the first Sunday in
January. Mr.. Matheson was pastor
of the Presbyterian church Mt Me-
silla Park for several years before
going to Deming over two years ago.
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Christmas Recess

The Demine Public Schools closed
Yesterday afternoon for the Christ
mas recess. They will open again
Monday, January 4.
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No matter who wins in Europe.
they can't beat Liggett's chocolates.
J. A. Kinnear & Co.
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c. II. Hon arrived Sunday from
Illinois to spend Christmas with his
family.
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No tiresome shopping-T.ieeett's
chocolates at the last minute. J. A.
Kinnear & Co.
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C. @. Reum, national director Of
the L. o. O. N. left Saturday to
spend the holidays in Fl Paso. Mr..
Reum will return here to put on
campaign.
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d. 8. Mcclure has taken n posi-
ton with the Santa Fe nj Hanover.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-25

Former State Senator J. n. Up
ton is back from Los Angeles. where
he has been with his family.
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Fine stationery, the acceptable
Gift, at J. A. Kinnear & Co
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4 Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year

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Gates Vickers is hack from the
State College to spend the holidays.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-25

Miss Eulala Frans went to Chico
Cal. Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-12-25

Liggett's chocolates. the merries,
gift of all. j. A. Kinnear & Co.
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Mrs. Ament was in last week.

George r. Putnam departed for
Fort Worth. Texas. Tuesday.
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THIRD BASEMAN'S
LEG is BROKEN


New York City.rJames G. Smith,
third baseman Of the Boston Nation
Eal league club. broke his right leg
just above the ankle in sliding to
second base. in the ninth inning OF
the first game of yesterday'ssdauble
header with Brooklyn. Smiths place
in the worlds series willsbe taken by
Charles Deal. utility in1elder
Manager Stallings and Captain Ev-
ers, questioned last night as to what
effect the loss of Smith would have
on the work OF the Braves in the
championship series, both declared
his absence would not be a serious
handicap to the teams effectiveness,
as Deal could fill the place satisfac-
torily. Other members of the team
expressed the same opinion. All the
players declared themselves confident
OF winning against the Athletics III
the big series.
Deal played third base for the
Braves in the early part Of the.season
hut developed charlie horseH and
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and with twelve years Of leage serv-
Ice against Collins ~ years and seven
seasons on the diamond. In fielding
the former Chicago Cub star leads
the Mackmen by twenty-six points,
the demonstrating. Everss978. Col.
Inns .962. In hitting, however, the
positions are reversed since Collins
shows .S44 to Evers .279.
Athletics strong at Third.
At shortstop 1t is a case of a
steady veteran against a youthful,
phenominon. Barry is twenty-seven
while Maranville has just passed his
twenty-first birthday Physically,
there is little advantage n way or.
the other, both being about average
in weight and height. Barry has had
two years more experience in the ma
tional game. which perhaps. accounts
for his better fielding average which
Is .978 for 1913 games to Maranvil1e's
,945 for f31 games. The youthful
Brave Isl more consistent batter,
however, showing .251 to Barry-7
..242. Both tit in to the defensive
scheme of their respective infelds
In splendid style, being fast, accurate
throwers and capable of ranging over
q wide stretch OF territory between
second and third bases.
The one position In the inner de-
License where the Worlds Champions
apepar to, have advantage over the
Braves If figures for the past and
present seasons can be depended up
on. is at third base. Hhere J. Frank
lin Baker and Red" Smith will hold
forth during the coming series. In
age. experience batting and fielding
the famous home run hitter has the
better In comparisons over his rival
who will play the far rne bag for
Boston. Baker is % years old,
weighs 176 pounds, and has had six
years Of professional baseball expert
ence. Smith is twenty-four, weighs
161 and has played ball for FIVE years.
The 1914 records Of the two players
lin question show that Baker has field
led .947 and batted $40 to Smiths
1912 ind .265.