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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-23
NcsmIts nj nnstnn.

HOStUU, JUIN "1.-'INt DaVi- rUn
players McIoushliu. Bundy. Williams
and Bchi--piAyod excellent tennis at
Longwood to-day. apparently Justify
ng their selection Tor the defense OF
the worlds championships nest month.
In The singles Mclaughlin disposed
holder. by scores OF 10 =. to 3. g
to > tic Viii meet his terminate,
Buudy. in the fourth round Tomorrow,
Holmes. o. New Bedford. in straight,
sets. Williams was forced by G. T..
Gardner jr, iu-O a -four set contest,
three sets Of Wh ich wont TO deuce.
Although not playing the singles.
Rchr put in two hard matches I'm the
doubles event with r. Il. Pcil, OF New
York. winning both.
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RED SOX WIN TWO

Boston, JUS - --ClashinE twice with
he -. Louis Browns today in q
ouble header. the Red SoX nay.d the
isitors on each occasion, scoring II )
\ tho hrst and to in tho second.
our hits and two runs OF Foster in
hc iirst t.~o innings OF the nrst game.
ert the Boston twirlcr TO tho bench.
nd Bcd!cUt finished tho game. The
Oh. who hit James hard. while the
irowns, iu turn, could not make "a sue
essful combination 20 score more thun
l,b runs or seven hits Score.
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good pitching and ha team mates
timely lifting gay" Baltimore tho vic
tory over 81. Louis to-day, 5 10 o..
Scorc 10y innings: l. ~. 4
Baltimore .o@OoO3oo'-5 . :
-. Louis ....... OOO0oc0 90 :.
Batteries. Quinn ana Jacklitsch;
Davenport ana CHAPMAN
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PROFESSIONAL MEN DO
NOT STRlKE,' SAYS TENER
Does Not Rciic,r Settlement. Ni:i
Players Viii he Permanent
because of BcllitsCrcnrN

ScIinSgrONr. Ia, IUIN 22.-''Basc On I
players are professional r!en,. and pro
John X. Tcucr. Governor Of PcnuSyl-
vania ana president Of the National
League OF Baseball Players. ~ au i'm
tet~iew to-day upon his arrival here to
review Pennsylvania National Guards
men III their camp.
II dm glad the threatened STRIKE is
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CUBS SEVENTH VICTORY

Chicago. July 22.-The Cubs made i,
seven straight when they defeated
Philadelphia To to-day. All the
three hits and three Philadelphia er-
rors. The visitors scored in the tifth
on pass. sacrifice and a single
paSkerts home run in the sixth ac-
counted for their second rum score.
Chicago. I'hiIndclDhjn
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,hn.c Aid. in \i,;,ry.

BufHlo, \. =, Iuly Y3.-With lIAl-
Chase At first and l.uuduu back in his
old place ar short tho local team
showed better form to-day, winning
from Kansas city = TO 8.
Score 10y iuuinCs II II. l..
Kansas City,. .ocl0 O1cI Is
Buffalo ........U 90 DOT SIS
batteries: Packard. Harris and East
"rly. Anderson, Ford Blair ana La
NiHlC.
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KRAFT BECOMES
A CHANCE MAN

New York. july :".--Irnn!> Far
rcli this aftCrnoor announced tho
purchase OF First iiarrHi;tn siHrrUrc
Kraft u. fhc Nnnhs from the New
ark international club.
Kraft VIII report To the >Hnhs to-
morrow, mud will IiIn! fr,.t basr vn-
less he meet. With some sort al Iui.'-
hap between NOW ana then. iuc
terms M which the cause OF tn"
recent ncnr-strikr" was ohtnincd for
the 'h1nccnrn WIS NOT given out.
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Winchester Defeated.

winchester. Va, july a"-Thc
Martinsvilc team in tho Tri-City
League defeated the Winchester club
managed bv Rev. V. i. smith. rector
OF Christ Episcopal church, thus after
We're VOL matched. and the game was
hard fought
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STANDING or TEAMS.

iirookiyn. July - Tho LEAGUE lead
ers from Chicago opened "a series with
iroohI;n to-day. and wer. defeated
q to -
Score by innings. RILE
Chicago ....o00I.o0 2Oc-3
BrookiNu ......-lojul G'-9 Ii -
Ia cries: l-uase. Brennan. SLACK.
Wilson and Block. Seatou and Land.
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settled" continued Governor Tener.
however, do not believe the settle
mont viii he permanent, owing TO the
helligerency OF some OF the baseball
ma ..uateS.
after am through inspecting and
reviewing the soldiers here. believe,
] VIII BE- IN q position 10 control the
turbulent iactions,' tile Governor con-
Guided.
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BRAVES AND PIRATES DIVIDE

Pittsburgh july a2-Thc Braves and
Pirates split the double header TO day.
Boston shut out Pittsburgh in IN" iirst
gam. scoring the winning run i'm tile
eleventh on Wayn"rs tumble. - Sacri-
ice and Gpwtly's single. Although the
BrAVcs drove Adams from the mound
iu the third inning they could not hold
their lead and batting rally by the
i'irat"s IN the eighth inning gave them
the second game. Score
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south Atium,ic League.

~ Albany Albany. 3. Charleston. o.
tia. o.
At Jacksonville Jacksonville. o: Sa-
v.luuh. =.
~ Mncon- Macon. /: Augusta. 8.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston Mt Pittsburgh.
hilnds lphin nj Chicago.
New York mt tIHrinnntI.
brooklyn at -. Louis

Cincinnati .Iuly 22.-MarGpard was
in great form again o-day and the
Giants defeated the Reds { TO / New
York made one in the FIRST. on Il base
ON balls to Bcschcr, his steal Of second
and Robcrtson's single. They made
three In the second on sinrios by MGR
kle. Meyers. Bcschcr and Burns Tho
Reds made their only run i'm tho fourth
on Daniels triple and iicrzog's ground
cr 10 DOYLE. score:
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1Iuuntuip I.cncuc,

Charlottesville. Va, July @2-I'm-
pie pelotcilc gave Covington the
game here to-day when he called
Smikle,s three baggcr foul with the
bases fun.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
charlottesville 00O23lO0I- 10 i
Batteries: Dye. Smiklc and Cone
land; pclotcllc, Carver and StillWcli
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt Philadelphia.
Detroit mt New York.
thirngO at WnshinStOn.
-. Louis mt boston.

Washington. July 23--ChicaGo made
lie series with Washington one all to-
|lay taking til" second game to Z.
'abcr. OF Chicago. and Eugcl. OF wash
|ngton, we're driven of the slabs, and
licotte ana Ayers, who succc cdcd, were
lone too effective. u was one OF the
|nOst crratic games played here this
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ATHLETICS BLANK MAPS

cfcated Cleveland to-day by the score
{ > to o. The Maps could do but little
.ith Pcnnock's delivery, while a wild
iorc counted in the runs scored by the
! III ting Score.
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MARQUARD, IN SPLENDID
FORM, BEATS CINCINNATI
Reds Are Held to Two Scattered
Hits, While Douglas and Lear
Are Found for Eleven.
BRAVES AND PIRATES SPLIT
Pittsburgh Blunlcd in First. but
Comes Back Strong in Second and
Wins Game In Eighth Inning.
Cubs Defeat Philadelphia.
National League Results

SESTIcHDtS'S SCORES.
UostOn. .; Pittsburgh. FIRST
pnmc, eleven tnnInssb.
BOstOn. i; Pittnburgh, - tsrronh
gnrncJ.
PhiIndeIphIa. .; Chicago. g.
Srw York, s; CINCINNATI. !.
BrOOk1yn. .: 81. Louis, =.
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YANKS WIN TWICE

New York, July a2.-Thc Yanks car.
ed off both games Of to-day's double
eadcr with Detroit. winning the first
To in pretty hard scuffic and the
scond TO .. Caldwell. as we'll AS
Continued ON Fifth ragco
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SECOND GAME.

ro'als-...c SO y u Totals 3" :,
Rated TO- Mccarthy in eighth
tran for Hyatt ia eighth.
tRtttcd FOR DAVIS In ninth
sNasner first base and shortstop.
score by Innings: r.
Pittsburgh .....................o0 1000 -
Boston ................. o ii 4 o.
summary: Errors Mccarthy. Marauvillc.
wore. Two base lLits-NioN. Gather. Joe
Kelly. Three base hits-Hyait. siaraivlle
lone run.-carey. Saerince ny-Schmidt.
stolen hases-Joc Kelly Connolly. MHrau-
vile. Whaling. Struck out-by Adams. !:
by MamauN. 8: by Crutcher. :; by Davis. l.
Wine. ::e4 Cinp!res. Eigler and Lincoln.
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|ERRAT|C BALL CAME
LOST BY WASHINGTON
tubcr and Iingcl Driven From
Mound. and CicOtte and Ayers
We're Batted Freely.
BOSTON BEATS BROWNS TWICE
|Itcd SoX Jump Into Second Place,
Willie Detroit Goes 10 Fourth sta
ton, Having Suffered Il Double be-
feat by Yankees.
American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Cleveland, y: PhIInd~Iphin, o.
Detroit, !; Scw York. = tHrst
gnmrl.
Detroit, :; New York, = tsccUnd
gnmeJ.
thIcnRo. ~ Washington, =.
~. Louis, ~ boston, > thrst
Knmcb.
Rnmcl.
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SECOND GAME.

- LOUIS. .t.-" - " y D
BOSTON Observation-Disclosures. % 3 -;
,ass hits-iIooper Cb. Speaker. Shotten.
itoicn Dases-Speaker. Janvrin. IIohlitzcl.
Sases on balis-on James. .: off shore. I.
truck out-Gy James. .: by shore .. sac
ihcc hit iioblit"cl. Double playS-Wa!ker
% Leary. Walker to Ieary to Austin: Scott
o iiob!itzel. Passed halis-Leary (.l. TIM
'ircs, Egau and Sheridan
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Philadelphia.
Satted Tor Morton III seventh.
Sattcd for Collamore In ninth.

t3attcd for Collamorc In ninth
score by innings: l.
Philadelphia ..................i o o q -;
cleveland ....................O o O o o O O u o.
summary: Errors-McInnis Eirke Morton
base hits-Carisch. Collins. Sacrifice
IT'S Walsh 90. stolen basc-!ohnston. Left
bases Philadelphia. .: Cleveland Q
truck out-by Morton. ). by pcnnock 4
,oubic play-Olson to IaJoic 10 Johnston
irst base on errors Clcvciand, !. First
aso ON Dalls-on Pcnnock, ): off Morton /:
~ Coiiamo.e: /. Hit by pitched ball-by
lor;on (Walshl. Wild throw-Morton. Time
.I. CmDiras, Dinccn and Evans
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{ inCinnati.
New ork,
Totais....35 u = l. Totals: ! > - 70
.Hatt-a for Douglas iu eighth.

score by 'uuinSe; Il
Cincinnati q - u . o.
Scp YorE.. ......... : : o - . @ g
summary: Error Fletcher. Thre"-bB nit
--Dauiels. stolen ba>e- i3e.chc- 90 BURN.
Double play Doyle TO Fletcher - h"rkio.
Bases on balls of Douglas. 8; on MirquArd.
:. struck out ~ DouFiAs =. 10y Lear =:
hy MhrIvsrf :. Time, l:3-. Umpires. Tlcri
and Eueiic.
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-. james Tenn, VIM,

ST James Sunday school ball team
defeated Epworth sunday school. to
+. at Euckroc Beach Tuesday. The
game was loosely played. errors being
made OF both sides. Jackson featured
with three base hit in the first IN
ming.
Score by innings: H.
st. James. ........... l0iloGoI IS
Epw ............ 0Oo:l @ Of
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LONG ISLANDERS DEFEAT
CHICAGO LEAGUE LEADERS

Hal thHsr Helps buffalo Win from
Kansas Cit:-t;wi,u'. Pitching
Defeats -. louis.
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Totals....2s - is Totals...Se ! e 10
'Battcd for Alexander in eighth.
sore ny innings: r..
Philadelphia ...................o 1000.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures y o y -
summary: Errors Becker, I.uGcTuS. Mar
tin, Alexander. Three base t-Sweency.
Continued ON Fifth ragc)
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Continued ON Fifth Pagc.)
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TRIPLE BY WAGER, WITH
THREE ON, DEFEATS COLTS
Locals Had a. Two-Run Lead, When
Three Coolers Singled and New
I,ascman Sent Them Home.
MENTIONS STICKWORK HEAVY
In Four Times Up Colts ShortStnp
Hits for a Double. Triple and
Homer-Fast Double Plays Feat
urc Game.
MENTIONS STICKwOKK HEAVY
Virginia League Results

SES1I.Is SCORES.
itirhnond. :; Petersburg. -.
it1anohc, .: Norfolk. s.
Newport News, .; Portsmouth,. I.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
TRINIDAD COMPANY TO
PUT OUT NEW SERVICE

\ n-~ company organized aud
financed by Trinidad men ha. re-
Gently been Incorporated The ncv
company ia called the Patterson Coli
and Calf w.anrr Company. This
company ~as organized for the pur-
pose uf putting on the market a pat
-n'-d device for ~canipE colts and
calves in sensible aud humane
manner without ;rcnbl- to the farm.
cts and stockmcn.
The inventor or the device is
Charles II. Patterson Of this city,
brother Of Frank Patterson. of tbs
H-y-PaiirTson Meat company. Mr..
Patterson ha. been elected prcsidcn,
OF the company. The other Officers
are: Joseph Cox. sicc president:
Peter schncli. second vice prcsidcn,
and Sam Z. East. sccrctary-trcasurcr
The factory manufacturing IN,
new device. is located In st. Louis
Missouri.
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Letter Inquiries
Whereabouts of Friends
OF Hollis Hiscock

rtum frsns ishpdrF. in eharz- of
hospital Ward No. ~. at th- Old
Spidirrs' ,iunir a, SaW;rii-. calf.
ii- postmaster received dsy ur ,v.
as. a letter relating 4. .n- H.liis W
Iissceca. an inmate NJ the h-mr Ani
~h" apparently has relatives us
friends in this city ~ith whom he
ish.s 10 communicate. The pati-n;
il apratca;iy suffering with brain
s.V-s and has been unable {" ialk
iWciiiy, II is this Information tia;
Mr Rh.d-r seeks So convey in his
letter to tn" postmaster which IL here
Published in the hope iha, u the
mans relatives are here they may be
advised. The letter says:
u have charge OF ward here
at nish,. and have had charge Of
man nov sbou, three weeks who il
half ,lasci from some brain trouble.
Nc is known h-s- as Hollis W. Ills
cock and has been trying to toll me
something several tunes. I.sat night
h. seemed lucid for few minutes
aud named Mrs. Harding. Mrs. His
cock and u pr. brown aud wanted
them to know hig whereabouts. Lat
cr on he said Dr. nrown married his
daughter.
Now all this may be the yasarics
OF n diseased brain. Hut he is so In
sistcnt tha, I am sending you this in
the interest OF sick man. trying to
let his friends know where he is.
lie also spoke of n brother VIII Sow
erai times and wanted me To write
to Mrs. Halstcad in care of Will
liam Hiscock.
This may be all deiirium. bu, II
YOU know any of these people picasc
1 pass this to them. IT they wish to
learn more thay can write To Frank
Rhodcr, Soldiers Home, Sswtei'c.
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Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

ns mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dcrangc THO
whole system when entering II through
tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable ply sictans. ns the damage
they will do n ten fold to the good You
can possibly derive from them. I!nis
Ca,nrrh Cure. manufactured by ". j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o. contains no
mercury. and n tntcn. irtcrnhlly. actins
directly upon tho blood and inurou, ~. :
sn"cs Of the s'strfn. In hrvirT Hi,ls
-1tnrrh curo ha sure You g.t 'hc gcnu-
I'M. IL " tri,c1 in'crnnllv MD made IN
Toledo Ohio. rs =. y. Cheney & c.. Tcs-
i,nonia,s FREQ.
sold hv Drurri-,e. pr'"c - pcr' bottle.
Teks usirs Fa:aiiy .'.ils ror constipation.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
FRENCH CABINET
BEING DISRUPTED
tC..s....s tres. sssc ~

chctic disappeared while on bail.
NJ. Monis appears to have with
drawn from the cabinet reluctantly
and only after several OF his col
leagues had intimatcd that he must
do so or they would resign.
He has been summoned TO appear
before the committee of inquiry ap-
pointed by the chamber of deputies
for examination tomorrow. On that
day Joseph CaillauX. NJ. Fabre. the
public prosecutor. and NJ. Bidault
De L'Islc. president OF the court of
appeals. will also 60 before the com
mittee.
Maurice Barrcs. the Academician
and novelist. who Is regarded as ono
of the leaders of the new spirit In
France. is among those added to the
old parliamentary committee ap-
pointed in 1911 to investigate the Ro.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
A LOSING FIGHT IN COLORADO

~t.sa Mae Workers 'sssss assa -
,hs 'ssfs The slassAs aa, hass
cs.as The prospect st s<'tissAt .ss~
ssissns ss the cad Of 's s tss
si:ss,
csisss1s hare bees idle slass s~ss p 1s
s.i itvs s.sss The sssk aaa is Of she
Army se.sss d.s4 Tbs, vasss the Ass~
hsss sssss They shaass ss sis'sy Ia ssAss ~esas
il e s.s' s,h hs ~eass@
rsis ,a sspsesHs 'hs ksp-lsss
psia, shsse the, @ hss tsas.r s'a.a it, rss'r
The the saissss lz 'Ass~ other
has s=s The
k aersa. svashsa hat Feia' shse
strike sd the APPEALS fee aid rot
as.siss ~i,h tasessbs s.ssoss<
discouraged rhsr ssasas 10 ss''
risxi.s oms~s leaders te rad good n
Vk, r,s.s rsrdesioas ay Hhsn shs ess
g. 'hsss pisses hAse bees taka y Ssn
~ha ~i The hst ss aHa ~e1se~
-ha s.sasyeHE hass ssy
hand held shs= 4t3 ~eald
striker ,h.. dlsi, seek thar lie sas
the
usiied k.s Workers Of Aassisa
conducted lessIs fight in Colorado
Aad ~hss'ns keep their
kao~s AHa dssseesy keep
The strike 1h- people ~ho
The only thing LETT for the
siy and esadsa oes o! 'he
ax resolutions na rxram aad oeener
Aemoss has said. lie and nissrPTs !ae;s"
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

calf aHa Ia charge af sae ~aSd be
is in ss.Fy nish, aaa he Is sick with
son.,sins iih~ b;paA sias on tn.
bSsia. I, ss..s his sister died nos
long ago.
waulJ iiar {" LapW ~ anY "f 'h.ss
mentioned pr.rl" live IN Trinidad.
Nau-s ;suiy.
Frank Nhudrr.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Nksss nsiiAs, . Week
0ssse wsnAa 10 &hases

MAff ssAstlicz. Nfo Z. hhos .
as sh@ sif- of sssPssa isA~fa-zs
a STRIKER fssaea MsAsssAsslFss l.
tisiss ia a f-~sss in ss~ rr,s.sist-
"a sissfs@s s~eaHs@ $50 declares
the Bai.FF allowance of sh-
rsi.sa &iihe Workers is aS.
ssSash sS Ps@si isir .ha a-es~.i,i=s
St life ras s4an was arrested
sas 'Isss yt@S fss easgssSf is
baiiss s~-as, s-ss-ssasss rs- sasa-
pts ssssr sf0ha Nat.rasl
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

\ ssse .hrsas can be treated ssss
'sasa ,ss ea,sidss Th. ,ssos, shsaiS
ts rass.a sen,tY With HNi.i.NEb's
SNOW i.iNiNE<Ts ApsiY 81 nish,
sns cover -ith . so,.aa cloth ssaa
aazr: bt morning sss sssrn-ss ~iIi
disappear rsiee s.c. 500 and Q, %
pct t--.,iss sa,a b. ,ss itSsssssa
nsas Csnrshys
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
TWO KILLED IN
IOWA MINE EXPLOSION

Ctumwa. la. March 1a.-Two
men were killed in an explosion in
Mine No. IL at Buxton. near here.
'atc yesterday. Nineteen mules also
were killed. Tho accident occurred
At the shot-iiring priod and was
were John Williams. u stable man.
and John Taylor, ,,umpman. both
married.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
LITTLE TALES ADoUT
UNION MINERS
Striker Charged With
lsSbies . HeieslSiSs

shsrsss. vita AoisiEs AP asa
b FSs1iss i.A.fsas- Aa.sia. a
Hs1ssaille eS7ash. fEshs Me-
'tssz~ = <sri1sFs p@< ARRESTED late
yesterday .aa ASts.i ia ,hp sils
lsil Mssaasza was srs-~and a.
iss'os ssiea ar4sssaaFtess Aus
tin etAiss sasG shs ses's-sF sooa
Blsss ga she NSssh side asss sss.
lie was sslissad of So in Ea0sssf,
1eassssza l. sli+s-ss .S Save r0n
aNas ai.~s e@satsilaias Gh. rob
hrse asi 10 have sSae straight
SsF 80 asiSs hrsaaaas,@s< tie
sill s~ affaisH@d Ss a charge 81
taRsesF-
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IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Nca, II EidAeys Feel Like
Lead or BLADDER Bo.hers.

Most folks forge, that shs kidneys.
liz. the bowels. sc, sluggish AMI
ciozsc,, and need flushing .ccasin1-
aiiy. .is- Nc have ba-kaehr and duh
n,i.rfy in the kidney region. severe
headaches. rheumatic twiuses. tor
pid liver. acid stomach. siscplcssnc..
aud all sort. Of bladder disorders. .
Ysn simply must keep your kidneys
active aud clean. and the moment ,ou
fcci an ache or palm in the kidney
region. sc, ahou, four ounces of lad
Saits from any good drug storc here.
take tablespoonful in a glass of
water before brcakfas, for few DAYS
and your Kidneys will then &C, fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon Juice. COM
bincd with lithia and is harmless to
flush cloEgcd kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. II also nett
tralizcs the acids In tho urine 20 Il
no longer irritatcs. thus ending blad-
der disorders.
lad Salts is harmless: inexpensive:
, makes Il delightful effcrvcsccnt litht
in water drink which everybody
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean, thus avoiding
serious complications. (
A wcli-konwn local drurgis. sayS
he sells lots OF lad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
| while 1t is only trouble.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
rniea Mis~ss Fsse
OktahsHA Or rsaap

tSseaass sh-s s@ssid ass sa.se q
iisias la .se aAlsaisrei ss.si
tisiss Of nstasSsaas sasstrs
fSNasea aha sasaust rs-ais sF
apsstsrsa sss shelter foe 'h- aishs
al st- sis7 i,ils TIC soass ss~s
bsa ssasaP.et all sNs Nay ssoas
petlk0ssa aad srse satafshst
tgpea Aaasss aaa sastrstag frSsa
asP@sasps rbn esia-ss ssid af
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Union Prayer Meeting.

Tho regular union prayer meeting
will he held at gao tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Eli Jar-
frycs. il1e Grant avenue. The sub
jcct of the afternoon Will be "Scry-
ing Jesus and the services will be
led by Mrs. Bagctt. The music will
he in charge of Mrs u. II. Drehcr.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

sh~tss affair, Thr sgassistee silt
sar-, ,pic- daily. rse revelations.
il Is saia. in terlls ) sataFi circles.
nay 1sSl.'y affoss Tie ,."ns
whi,s aFs 90 hg heia April IS. ..
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Crazy Tea

a Crazy Tea" will he given by tho
Coed Fellowship class OF the n. r..
church. South. Sunday school. in tho
Sunday school room on Arizona ave
nuc on Friday. March 20. n, s y. IN.
Everybody cordially invited. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Tribbles Entertain Tres Joh ciab.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. ". a
Trihhic. .is Pine street. was the
scene "f a noss dclishtfui entertain.
mcpt last night. Members Of tho
Tres Joii clup and their husbands
were received and spent the rv-nins &
in q charming manner. ~. Patrick :
dav decorations were used profisciy
being represented ia staI,ic drcora.
tiops and in the refreshments Of tn.
surp,uous thrcc-coursc iunch.o on
served by the hostess
Miss Adele Wheeler furnished do
iirh,ful music during and foiiowins 4
the games. Those who partook oi
the hospitality of the Tribbics were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Carpenter. Mr.
and Mira. \. G. Gross. Mr.. and Mira
c. Z. Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wheel.
er. Mr.. and Mrs !. r. Kelsey. Mr.
and Mira. j. W Tennyscn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. W. Cottrcli. Mr.. and Mrs. r
=. rrandow. Mrs. Fred Boucher ol
Berlin. Mexico: Misses Lnis Gavin oI
Vormcjo Park. y. NJ: Adele wheclc,
Virginia Eastman and Helen Carpcn.
ter: Mcssrs. Joe Wheeler, Clarcnc,
Gross and Harold Carpenter.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

lf In need of printing OF any kind
phone The Chron'clc-Ncws. Sampled
and estimates viii be chccrfulIj
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Tourist Club.

There was an unusually large at
tendance at the regular meeting of
the Tourist club held yesterday nf-
tc-ncon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Turcck, l3l2 Grant avenue.
The subject under discussion yes
terday was Winston Churchill's re-
cent novel, The Inside of the Cup.
The life of the author was read by
Mrs. William Milliken. This vas
followed by the following program
Vocal solo ........ Mrs. John Dye
Book Review =. Mrs. Randolph Cook
Vocal solo .... Mrs. J. II. Barnes
Piano solo -. Mrs. T.. II. Beni
Reading ..... Mrs. j. l.. Clifford
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Priscilla Club.
Lady Naccabces.

Tho Lady Maccabc-. will meet Fri.
iaS afternoon at the usual hour. In
i,iaiirn and other impcr,an, bust
mesa. Full attendance ia desired. -
Maudc Concr. commander.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

Plano col" ....., Mise i.n.ils Cook
II VAS decided at the meeting t~s.
,"'isy to pfoionE tho meetings .f
the club this war. Instead Of rnd-
Ing the first week in April they will
extend ,~a ~c~ks icaz-r. The h~S,
meeting will bc held at the bcm~ q:
Mrs. u. l.. s~cicy. iioi Grant avenue.