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Summary: Three-base hit, Baker' Sacrifice hits. Cochran. Aaron, Crow, Camp. Stolen bases, Cochran 2. Camp, Jackson, Koenig, Marion. Bases on balls, King l, Norman G. Hits appor- toned, off King g with runs; Whit ley, hits with 3 runs Struck out, Norman r. Whitley 1. Passed ball, Tol- bert l. Time of game, 2:15. Umpire Dayern
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South Atlantic League

At Savannah: Savannah '. Albany 2. At Charleston; Charleston 4, Jack sonville 3.
 At Columbia: Columbia 3. Macon |. At Augusta: Augusta 4. Columbus 2.
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went to Washington for his railroad fare. Think of that Shaw was a gift
 having been signed while a member of the Pittsburg Collegians. Boehling was with the Richmond Battle Ak team. He pitcher a game in Wash
 ington and made such a favorable im- pression that Griffith procured ais services. Engel was a student at Mount St. Mary's college when he signed his contract. while Harper was picked up off the sand lots at Hackensack, N J. Thormahleu, Clarke Russell and Ste vens are the youngsters who may make good and further increase the full
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Hardgrove Driven From the Mound in First and Rob- ertsOn Finishes-Crack-
 CTS Field Sharply
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Atlanta ,. Birmingham O. Chattanooga ', Little Rock ?. Memphis Nashville. rain. Mobile New Orleans not schduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
MAMAUX HIT
 AND REDS WIN

Pittsburg June 24.-Cincinnati de- feated Pittsburg to here today. Mamaux was knocked out of the box two hits scored another tally. Score;
 in the third inning after having al- lowed a total of seven hits. lie was relieved by Adams who was also nit hard. Toney was effective throughout except in the third. when aStriple. two passes and an out at first gave the Pirates two runs and in the ninth when
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GIANTS SLUG
 OUT A VICTORY

New York, June 24-The New York
 Nationals hit all three Philadelphia
 pitchers here today and won the first
 home victory over Moran's team this season 13 to 5. G. Burns of the Giants
 made two singles and a double, drew
 base on balls, scored three runs and stole two bases. Snodgrass had 10 flies hit to him. of which he accepted nine. Third Baseman I.obert of New York injured rib in batting practice this morning and Brainard took his place. Score: R. H E. Philadelphia . 00S 900 011--- 10 1 New York - 070 402 00s---13 12 5 Batteries: Demaree, Rixey. Tincup and Kllifer, Adams, F. Burns; Stroud, and Meyers, Wendell.
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SLUGGING MATCH
 COPIED BY TIGERS

Detroit, June 24.-Detroit hit hard and often, ran wild on the bases, took ad- vantage of every fielding slip and defeated St. Louis today to 3. Dause pitched air-tight ball except in the seventh in ning, in which a single, a pass and Austin's double gave the Browns one run. Tiger errors let in the visitors other two. Score: R.H.E. St. Louis ............. 1l0 GOO 100-3 s 1 Detroit .............. 300 100 23*-9 15 8
 Batteries: Hamilton. Hoch, Lowdermilk and Severed; Agnew, Dauss and Stanage.
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Atlanta June H.-tSpecial. )-Carl Thompson daubed his former teammates with the whitewash coat this afternoon. the Crackers evening the series by win ming todays game to o.
 Omar Hardgrove, a former Cracker jnx. was routed in the first two innings, when the locals got to him for five hits, two of them doubles. and with three er- TOT in his support the fusillade netted the locals four runs Dick Robertson again served as relief pitcher and did so ably.
 On the other hand Thompson was given sensational support by Williams. Bsland and Lee. In one instance-the eighth in- ning-when the first two Barons singled, Williams started what looked like triple play when he Jagged Hale's fierce liner with one hand, tossed to Bisland and Bisland relayed to first But O'Toole called Clark safe It was mighty close and OTooe could have called it either way and not made anyone mad.
 Thompson Pitches Strongly
 Four hits was the Barons' allotment while the locals were collecting nine off the combined offerings of Hardgrove and Robertson.
 Moran hit the first ball Hardgrove pitched to left field for two bases. The next two men were out but Manning slammed one through Hardgrove, scoring Moran. Clark fielded the ball and heaved wild to first, Manning going to second Kauffmann talled him with a single to center Kauffmann reached second on an attempted steal when Clark dropped Hale's throw. Mcdonald hit to Ellam who pulled Coombs off the bag and Kauff- mann. who had kept running, tailed
 Bisland opened the second with a dou- ble. Thompson sacrificed him to third and Moran scored him with the squeeze play.
 Moran opened the fifth with a single and went all the way to third on Will Hams bunt, scoring when Manning dragged one to the nfield safely
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Games Today

Birmingham at New orleans. Atlanta at Mobile.
 Little Rock at Chattanooga. Nashville at Memphis.
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Baltimore, June 24.-St. Louis, after vim ming F straight, lost to Baltimore today, to ?. Suggs pitched good ball through out. Score: R.H F. St. Louis ................ GOO 100 010-2 s Baltimore ............... 100 002 10*-4 Ii
 Batteries: Groom, Willett and Hartley; Suggs and Owens.
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Clark Griffith has set new price on Walter Johnson. If l we're to put Johnson on sale he would bring at least 60,000," said Griffith. Ayers is worth Sl0,o0o, Shaw s20o00. Boehllng s15,000, Harper $40,000, Engel $5000, Hopper 5000 and probably more, to say nothing of my other promising youngsters who would bring a goodly sum. Despite the fact that Griffith has named these figures, he says that he would not sell one of them for this price. Summing it up the staff is about a $150,000 asset and it cost less than any other staff in baseball Johnson
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Kansas City Wins

Newark, June A.-Kansas City, with Gene Packard pitching. won the first game of the series here today 3 to 9 Score: R.H F. Kansas City ............. GOO 900 300-3 6 1 Newark .....,............ 100 100 O0O-2 I 2
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Georgie State League

Dothan 3, Gainesville 1.
 Waycross l, Brunswick o. Thomasville l, Valdosta 6.
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Suggs in Form

LaFitte, Marion, Wilson and Simon.
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Maps were in their balmy days. ant proved a steady consistent performel
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Hockey Club: (.
Cil,ches Third
Place IN League

TIE M ~. csis Ssatussny snsN1l
Nifd place h ne Amateur Ao6ksy
League by beating the Crescent 4. q.
at the st. Nicholas Rink BY q score e
8 to ,. 1t was hard fought game and
became rough In the sscond period,
whom five players were cent 10 the
aide lines for infrinSemsnts Of tie
rules. LII
Four goals we're chalksd up By the
Hockey Club inside Of four minutS0
In the opening half. after the Cree
cents had gained o 3 to 0 lead In the
first nine minutes Of play. The only
scoring OF the second half was whsa
the Hockey Club got goal near the
end OF the period. 80. y
This rally on the part Of the Hockey
Club brought about the prettiest team
work Of the game. The combination
work Of Macdonald and TURKS
Smith was too much for the Ores.
cents. and yielded the Hockey Club
three goals. The other was made On
an individual effort by Jimmy Brits
ton. and the last goal Of the contest,
the prettiest Of the night. was made
by Reggie Young.
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ALL THE YANKEE
REGULARS HAVE
ARRIVED IN CAMP!
Only Pipp and Several Less
Advertised Rockies Are Now
to Be Counted Among the
Expected.
tspxclal 10 The Evening WORLDLY

Especial 10 The Eteninz WORLDLY
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 3.-If Bill
Donovan can get tho Yanks to show
half the energy in the regular season
which they seemed bent upon de-
veloping against his forclbly spoken
wishes In yesterdays Introductory
training bee at the local ball park.
the reorganixed American Leaguers
can hardly fail to make q good i'm
preston. The weather was sunny
and MINDLESS, which may account for
the great buYt Of enthusiasm dis
played by the regulars and colts
alike.
One Of the rookie pitchers, Paul
Lewis, worked vigorously against the
kindly advice of Duke Farrell, who
handled the big mitt, and II seemed
that he had II In mind to make .
good impression at the start or lose
IN arm. Paul could not be restrained.
He showed Farrell "all he had" be-
fore he was called upon to reveal Il.
The Duke said 1t looked pretty good
too.
Daley. High and Clarkson Joined
the Donovan Happy Baseball Family
early In the day. and Cook arrived
late last night. All Of the regulars
have now reported. Only Pipp and
several less advertised rockies are
now to be counted among the ex-
pected.
Ray Fisher led the bunch b6ek to
the Y. M. c. A. clubhouse. where they
dressed. He says he has been train.
Ing all winter and now only nssds
practice Of his salary wing. He, y
nursing that member q & reguleS
knows he should.
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Pugilisn,'s Latest Novelty
Is a Personal Physician
introduced by Richie

most people overload themselves with
food. and he guards against this
tent.
Early to bed completes q days
training for the former champion.
and there 10 nsvse any variation from
the prescribed course, for the camp
physician 10 always ON the watch.
According to DR.. Jsfisry. Richie
will not need TO do very much work
for tho Welsh bout. a. he 10 already
in grand condition ana only about
four or i've pounds overweight.
Dr.. Je6ery, who 10 almost boytsh
looking. has known Richie Tor many
years out In California The doctor,
himself. was somewhat Of q boxer IN
his younger days. To increase hie
medical knowledge he became q
trainer for fighters for Q while before
OsaAchtng out himself.
He believes that ostsopathy 10 the
~ means Of HIDING the human
body Of IL ailments and points to
Richie ~ . specimen Of it, results.
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Joe Shugrue Doesn t Think
He's Going Blind, but Is
liz Need of LOng Let Up
jsrssy cs Popular candIdat fol Lightweight Honors lent
Worrying About Threatened Blindness Won't Submit to an
Operation and Insists ns VIII Be Ready to Box
Again After Vacation

that our sporting editor had said that
before sending me over.
y think. though" observed Mrs.
Shugrue. that Welsh has n fine way
OF making money-not going into any
long Nights. But 7 don't blame him.
when 9 boy 10 champion he can take
eNUoRug IsNT r,gp TO MOTH.
Ere APRON orRiNos.
Il was not diflcult to understand
that the popular young ShuErue Il
one boxer who didn't have much
trouble In. overcoming parental OBJ
5eot9n 70 his brofesslon.
! 10. p hemt'otsss bsy. I SUP.
'Suy4 NJ is." sAid, tAs Rothsr vitA
y ooallt. But be- s0eO out whenever
~ wants to. He must have met some
girls On the way home" abe observed
with . chuckle. - che looked out the
busy"
"banis,." she suddenly turned TO
victrola. Sit right here" she advisod.
You can hear better"
The record was one OF Harry
LADDERS songs.
IF Joe was here he would take that
right off," declared Daniel, the father.
'Oh. It's good music. ali right" he
said In answer to my Questioning
look. But. you see. Lauder was on
the boat with Joe whom he went to
the other side and. would you believe
It, that Lauder wouldn't MIX. He
wouldn't sing for them single time.
Joee been kinder OF him ever since"
Not one song would he sing" Mrs.
1hugrue emphasized. showing q
thorough familiarity with the trip
which 70 evidently historic to the
ShuGruss.
Just then the record ended. They
took II on Just In time.
6hugrue. himself, came bounding In.
After Joking with his mother about
how she built the fire In the heatss
ne said his eyes would b all right.
l. They applied the relic Of 81. Anne.
~ said. land that's all there 10 to Il.
I'm. going to take Q vacation and I'll
grab that championship yet"
And he probably will. too.
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Dundee-LeOnard
BOutaFast Dralv

In one Of the fastest and oleverest
battles between lightweishts wit.
messed At any Of the local clubs In
this vicinity Id . long time Johnny
Dundee. the rYgged and aggressive
Italian nShter. and Benny Leonard,
the promising east side boxer. battled
to . draw In the main bout Of ten
rounds at the opening show Of the
One Hundred and Thirty.Gfth Street
sporting Club last night
From the nrst ciang e the bell
until the end Of the contest the boys
fought ~ fast a. they were able and
II was . dinicult thing 10 keep track
Of the blows. Dundee f6rcod the
nshtng In the majority Of the rounds
and although he punished Leonard
severely at Gloss Quartsrs, about the
stomach and kidnsys, Leonard svsnsd
70 naa4tsrs by landing The cleaasr
Rs,s q. ~, wsth stsa.sss !s!s - sser ~
.s =: ~ !. 5:sssss - ~ -, -
~ 70 - :. 4 IS - " ||| ~. q a. Il ..fI ~
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Giants Sign Pitcher Pol Perritt Of Cards;
Latter May Get Murray or Snodrass

81. LOUIS, March sw. D. CPoyC Perrit former
e g. Louis Nationals recently Jumped ftsbufsh
sf fold b taai.sl btsslNt ~ s,ss tssyser
sea9 ~ ~ Nsw tsGk SaA ~ Ge4AtAFS ~ seei u
camp u tAs tan.
ews Of the deal received here to-day Wells Texas
training quarters Of The local Nationals believed
nas t St Leuis will got Murray Snodgsss from Giants
II exchange for the local teams claims b the pitcher.
Perrftt eighteen games last He right handed
pitcher only twenty-five Perris will Marlin
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Racing Starts
at Hot Spraigs .
on MGsUA II

HOT SPRINGS. ARR. March D.
Horse racing hes come back 70 its
own In thls STATE ana Q tsn-day meet
Ing may start March II at Oaklawn
Park. There are . numosr Of good
horses still CHARTERED ct New Orleans
and these stables win now prepare to
ship to this place.
The bill which last weak WA
passsd BY the Senate, isealisinr par.
mutua! betting. was saAt back TO the
lower branch Of The house last nirht
ana passed By . majority OF one vote
The bill which will get the Governors
signature nmits racing to Garland
County n which Hot Syringe ID
located. There are two tracks. Oak.
the Celia syndicate and Esssx, built
ten years ago and operated BY John
Shannon.
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FZSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

Of u sspsipb; KM Wiener ct . gusrssess q
no. s,d WA Burt Kenny rsesivsd . Caan.-
~ y $50.
Ths Wnty-ruund bout between TED "Kid'
LSwis. the Engiilh LIGHTWEIGHT. and Franhas MAD
Of Bsanhmont, Mas.. dld not take place ct Ha-
vana On list Saturday On sncount Of the data
Of he 0ovsnor Of Cubs. This snnomcensat va
oshssd hsss Lest aisht b Freeman naruaan.
manager Il LSwts. 80 b at Hsuna With biz
nsAt~. Tue bout i datsd to b fought usz,
sstusdag.
Psts yttsssnid. manager % Joe shusrus, says
that Jos's sys IL not bad ~ reported. and that
b sxpcts 10 have hin fshtins sssi. IN about
light vssls. He has called of shusrus's battle
With Joe Nasdos whtch was 10 have been fsusht
ct New Ohssns on March q. rSsht Pronotes
Tortorich Of Nw Orleans tesgrsphsd Fitzssnid
that hs vii s.ass he bout bstwssa shuuus and
Mspdot whsasvs rtss~sh says ire word.
Tss sAa,hsy 4. o. vii hslA pscsai boxi.s
satststnnsst Iris evening. Thss w b four Ten
soupd bes6 lscidsd between ne f0lApwixs nsht.
en-. JoAa,y Martin and Dick Pstss. Bin Kstahsl
and Dave Basg. Ysuns Euitsa and Marty smith
sad Ralph Rss and To.ny AcGovss.
New that Dniy Roche has bssa ss,sctsA tn
referee ths Fssdlis welsh-wuhs Richie intsrus
tloasi cAsnpioasAip fight in the Gssdsa on neat
Thursdsy night. ell sranssaasnts have been CON.
pleted for the contest. Jimmy Johnston declared
TO-DAY that he hss decided 10 match Johnay Drun'
mic q Jessy City and Hsry Thomas Of England
to INSET h he ssni.finsl bout Of ten rounds.
Jim Oofssy. ths "Dubiiv Giant" and Arthur
rely. tAs Nsw Ensland Asyweisht. Who will
eAsA = ~ nAis % q ~ 0srisl bosins shos
q ~ vs1sosst 4. o. tasss~ sieAt ftashsd
- tAsis tsn1.ins ~ - hs111s tsAag. u Ode
es1ss1s 80 - IN UB5haAo - ustdAs1 4
- ounhss1 - = sseuI ta11A -
- - 81 - s''-'-A - - y :
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Former Champion Attributes HE
Reluvenatlon to a Months
Trial Of Or. Jsffery's Advanced
Course Of Massage.

wYILIIIE RirCHIE has intro.
w duoed pugilism's latest now
city. He has originated the
idea Of having . physician In CON-
slant attendance at his camp to su-
psFintsnd his diet and exercise. Willie
has tiled the new wrinkle only 4
month, but In that time he says Y has
1914 him - 1iilSsa dolaass vRtsth
q SSuh0."
sstohis skss hAs ssosvsaaessa y
DR.. Eugene p. Jszsry. . San Fran
CISCO ostsopath. who came East 70
help him prepare for his ohampion-
ship bout with Freddie welsh. willie
hardly needs to capitalize his trans
formation At Q million dollars. Any
one can quickly see the big change
from the careworn Ritchis Of . few
mouths ago to the present youth who
Just amply can't wait for the tima
TO rsoapturs his titis from the Eng
lish holder.
The former champion started pre-
pairing to-day for the battle. and the
COuIo0 VI uesnino - VoHsn~o ~ ~
jeffrey Y. something like this:
NItehiS after arising tslsee
sbeut fifteen minutes Of physical
culture exercise, the arm and
chest movemsnts that youngsters
are taught In schools, before an
epSn window. Then plunge into
Q Geld tub and . spirited rub.
dsvW. HAN IN hour later .
hesrty brsetdast o. fruit and
Seis"t rcStlno period Ritekis Ia
dvloos In Me rcat training, which
may consist either Of road work
or sparrlNo with several Damp
Aftcr this Dr.. Jsf,sry sss busy
osteopathy a. practissd BY the Sar
Francisco physician Ii practically ar
Advanced course OF massage. intended
70 keep the muscles and nerve centres
| flexible.
II 10 DIR. Jsfesry's theory that once
the muscles are wor1ting properly tn.
other organs viii do their duty. and
In Ritchis's case. It 10 only too ap.
parent that muscles and organs mus
30 working like charm.
According to DIR. Jeffery. be works
for about thirty or forty minutes
over his patient. and no matter how
hard Richie exercised he power feeii
fatigued after receiving an osteo.
pathio treatment.
After another leanOlA6 spen WAN
pArtakeg g he4sty dlnnsr = Night
- 49, esesee p - tegeere.a
! ~ G s.; y -; - 81 = Is 'sLs'
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A syndicate Aas Sssn eUanissd ssA tssssDosaesd
q n Poo, TIA. Nh Q cAC4Al q 10000. -
suassnass JuAassnt 49, sss1vaa ed Aspsssus
fsua NsxiD wteA Ne nfks puss offgsd IN
ct Junsss. IL b AIN ~ that Cessansa y Willing
to susssasss tAas - WI ~ ouasst ~ pSDo.
Curiv vissd - n Rsso tsUa Havana yo>ssday
that b. 10 cpanAn4 Of hsinsng Jehason hack 10
wslsr HRaMS "a Jnny Fym of Laas
Island City M nsst = ~ feature bout ct ~
Fsswras A. O. = SaAsrdAy niSht. IT, vaaasr
Of thh hattis win b natcAsd - ~ Hany
Pssrus Il nsolays. 10 stopysd Dtek oeosh Of
Cleveland n tAsss rounAs ct ths club ~ sAtsu-
~ ni6h4
ndAis Esnsg, tie pssaAans Haslsa iiuhs-
wsisAt IN tssds blown vttA Joe 0saasas. ~
up stats boas. st tbs Otyspp A. O. nat Mon
day aisnk 0sadbs1 b ssins kspt bsW By his
mansSsr. Zoe Lsvias. = b y abs aatrAsd b
boz q tss Ptoassr A. o. Frdsy aisAt.
HaAao.. Wa. b sudssuy sssst eiU ~ sps.
Inc . tie .0oo sssapts 4 H. bout tAss list
nisht hsssssa Aihs 0iboeos and Eddss Ao0esty
were Ga, 30. A. Onions vss gusrsatssd q. 900
With a spstos q - ~ cat Of ~ ssssipA. ed
AcSsoorv eA,bOO with the sane psrcAtaes tAs
fishtss. q courss. tsos ~ pssosstsss. vhsA ave
them ss.s1o spisss.
Css1 Morris. The oA1sAoaa hssvyvst1hk 80 Ass
bssn nsAtias with esst suecss IN W West. ar.
rived In tsva last nlsht fsoa Pittsbssss. who're
he boss1 Ton MeAshcu . sis round bout on
Monday sisht. Carl ssys h has been offered bous
at BAasinsr. Boston sad ssvsrsi othsr citiss. II
10 fshts In this vicinity b viii b uAAs tn
oanseunsst q biily NsvUas.
~ - ssb6 n ~ spallo bsal.s ~
= - o. uanM0 81 Tl1s0-anA nlssss
oDOon0 a. ~ - snsnoe1 - eAADJ.
81 - - n1n19 - . O1nHn1o = 0J0oy
te = srse : - - 80
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A AON0' thoss who fear that Joe
"A shusrus, prospective iisht.
- velsat cAsmpion. NAY lose biz
oyoolSht, ice ohuorues, himse>fs can
lnnH - nuwbosoA. H -6uoon'l bolievl
\ - a. /. asaseAsvS. ~. e.Ahes
~ ..~> ~.~.'
- osSs oer - - 49, 49,
l1telo 0AuoHeAoo who m upward Ilke
$500 from six yoars 70 nlnsteeu.
~. A..~ r.Ss.s,. ,,,,,, lH.r.vc;
|S,...s. ~. - .~,s.s , -
AVE - ssss.ys1I = ~ HSrAN
euninN HvsM 49, n ~ hk ~ I'm
u - ~: . " Ss@sSS =,
os ~, w s:. =; y ,,,.... ~ % u;
...,...- -..s.Tvi..,,on
49,.
Upsn ~ retefA no % ooenoent "s'
tho ilghtWoAUht cgVW8 WIZ soon b
his
~ - pS"s
shrouea NeW sorA sooTuno oaFosss
that 0hugrue was going blind and
that his heps Of . championship, q
nearly realised. bad gone. Next
came word from Jersey that . con.
sultation OF oculists would b had
70 dstsrmins vhsther or not an op~r'
alton would b Necessary;
Grove Street In Jersey City. did moi
oon6rm these sorrowful tidings o,
the plight Of the popular younl
fighter. Faith In the healing quaii'
ties q ne relic Of 81: Ann: had w.
ct the plans OF the scientists.
Joe won't DO here until night,
said HE father. Daniel Shugrue.
young looking man with snow Whit
hair. =.
DO you think could una himr'
was asked.
mo He u q the moeAstefy. ~
eyes will b all right. That's wns
you wanted eo ma OUT ! guess
..Nooacteryr 4. wal. NH,
Wondsrful church S',. tnat: TOOK sSsm
sh sy sxn -. T rs,'c ~ a. xnn~ ~
10 hss rons 10 have L Applied TO biz
w.. HeTi b All risht,"
The visitor conferred unfamiiiarity
NTH this treatment ana the old rem.
ticsnsn Appeared amazed.
"Do you think that will mako hi
~ NOV X. |. he snsWsrSd. "ese nj,
lsrf. Ne iSAiostsd ! mvsole in IN
SSiSA. II Wa g bad that I oeuldn'I
I'm. went IN moro on 4 car. mo
touched The mot With the relic ana
thrsW away my crutch-just iiks
mat" He Indicated by q sWeepinl
motion OF Ire arm. II wanted z
IN the ave mile0 home. Didn't fSe
ma r;dins' Honsst M never both.
Srod me since
A. NJ. ahucrus rslatsd this exper,.
| snos one Of IT, iittie Ghuerues-ther,
~ ciSSt boys in the {amiiy-vs,
tnS~tnS A nv Iss tryfn~ 10 shov m,
| Soid chsin mat soms one had riyeI
Mn. His mothsr. a Hindiy fscet
voman. prou0er Of Joe's successe,
i'm snv one Of the many rooters Nh,
ri an him. csms In 10 taks the chiit
80 ahs Nd stoppe6 "a isten I,
~ Sushand.
| "a. M as.ssnv eA,ru ~
THg MlIc oF ~. ANNE.
"But you ,undsrttand." she snlisht
{: Ii! i. ; 3: L: s g, !: Il; ;S e: