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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07
SMITHS PLASTER.

Here ISL remedy have long wanted to give5you. ( only
wish that it might reach every home, for its efficacy is unfail-
ing. The recipe was given my grandmother, under oath of
secrecy, upon the death bed of an old man called Smith, who
had made his living BIZ the sale Of the plaster. Both are now
long since dead, and the remedy is too good to- keep.
] pound resin 2 ounces mutton alow.
/ ounce beesWax. H tablespoon sulphur
Boil together until thick enough to pull like taffy, pour
into 4 dishpan of water To cool, and after pulling, cut into
sticks. This may be heated over a candle and spread OH cloth
or tough paper with an Old knife. AApplyssfo any ache, pain,
cut Or bruise, orSWherever there Isl inflammation. Kept in the
house and used, if will save YOU dollars II doctor bills.
BOILED FRUIT CAKE.
Quites THE rage now
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CUP raisins. M# $@ SS 4 teaspoon soda s
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M teaspoon baking powder II 4 cups sHed aours
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07
Things That Helped Me
BY q Busy Housewife.

What shalt wish thee, this new year
Health, wealth, prosperity, good cheer
All sunshine, not a cloud on tear
Nay, only this:
that God may lead thee His own way,
That He may choose thy path each day,
That thou mayst feel Him near Away,
For this is bliss.
Idare not ask aught else for thee
How could / tell what best would be-
But God the enc of all can see
His will is best.
70 know He rules, come loss or gain,
Sorrow or gladness, sun or rain;
10 know He loves, IN ease or pain,
Is perfect rest.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
BIGGER FIELD FOR
N. Y. A. G. ATHLETES
Club viii Gain Territory at
Travcrs Island by Eytcn-
sivc Filling In.
TEN NEW TENNIS COURTS

For t~wenty-seven years the New York
Athletic club has been content with the
original athlete field laid out at Travers
Island and only the Improvements
made necessary by the advent OF the
automobile have been made. Now 1t Is
proposed to make extensive additions 70
nc land available for sports so that the
club will have the most completely
equlppcd grounds owned by any athletic
organization.
Track athletics viii be the chief
raiuor by the addition OF new territory.
but the scheme also contemplates en-
largcd facilities for tennis. yachting n
automohilug Land will h" created be-
tween the entrance drive and the point
on the south end OF the island that WI.
provide ample room for q quarter mile
Cindor track and a 80 yard straigh Mt
away. The enlarged field will also
render il possible for baseball and foot
ball to lee played on fields OF rogulttion
size.
By nllIug iu between the island I'M
the mainland near the present power
house a parking space capable of ac-
commod4ting 1900 ears will I've Obtained
and there also VIII ne room TOT ten new
tennis courts. The growing Importance
of tennis is further recognized by the
plans calling FOR a house on the south
side OF the present courts 50 as to over
look the playing space. The yachtsmeu
viii hc catered 10 by the erection of a
building near the site Of 'he yacht
anchorage.
Il is proposed To- connect IN" main
clubhouse with the power house by p
service pipe subway goo feet long. This
Will contain all the refrigcrating. steam.
electric. telephone aad telegraph ltncs
and water mains and thus remove all
overhead wires ana structures. At the
cty clubhou r further facilities wi ne
provided, including additional squash
ami tennis courts for winter use.
The capacity OF the city clubhouse is
gmply adequate TO accommodate a
larger membership and at a meeting to
10. held on October - the members will
vo,, on q proposal to increase the resi-
dent membership from $500 to 1000 and
the lie membership from 500 to 600.
THIS Will rails, the membership in all
classes to owe" the 1000 mark and will
provide sufficient funds for the carrying
out Of the improvements.
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of SINGLE Run Make Both Giants and Dodgers Accept DaeA-AMy Boys Nose Out Brook
TWENTY THREE PILOTS
HAVE YET TO QUALIFY
Elimination Trials Will RI
Resumed at Speedway
This Afternoon.

Elimination trials for the Aston rr,
race to be held at the S%hccnsho,l a.
speedway next Saturday will ho ,",
;tuued at the ours tkis afi,ruo,, -,
the thirty candidates entered ,n. a.
sj0.O0O stake twenty-thrce hav. ~, ,
qualify by showing the contest board OF.
ncIals "A speed Of IS miles an ,n., =,
more for one lap Wei know, r,.,
CrIvers who already have qutlni. ~.
Dario Rcsta, Barney Oldhcld. Rob Rpr.
man. GIL Anderson. Tom Rooney. Nm.
Grant and Ora IIaibc.
Carl Cooper. Eddie E~ickcnhaet,- .,I
Ruckstell and Pullcn. the Mercer i..r.
are expected to drive their ui3Ir.l,
heats in the immediate future. comb
lions last Saturday were not " tho hes.
for fast time, AZ a high wind prr,,Ld
and the course was slippery In spot h
- expected that all of the driver. van
avail themselves Of She uppurturtf. "a,
driving the three triJis allowed tl,n
The course was closed to the r,..
drivers yesterday, yet many 81 IN. pH...
were at the speedway garages tlr.r-
up. or taking down their motors. Re-.
cause of the great crowds that visit 'h-
speedway daily the management had
decided to fence in the garages.
The Bugatti car will no, start Charlie,
W. Fuller. who entered this machine
tcleRraphed that he would o., urihra
to keep his engagement
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NEITHER SIDE ABLE TO SCORE.
Brooklyn CeItics sick one GosI.
but OHsidc >uiIin-s u.

In their last exhibition game before
the opening Of the New York STATE
soccer season next sunday lonkers II
the Brooklyn Celtics battled vainly for
an hour yesterday to score n winning
goal. Both clubs had strong teams in
the field. but the defence Of each side
prevailed and a draw game resulted.
Five minutes before the close IA des-
peratc scrimmage ook place under the
Yonkers crossbar and O1Halloran banged
the bal, into the net. hut the referee
ruled one OF the Celtics orside and the
goal was disallowcd.
Casey, the Celtics' centre halfback,
who arrived in this country only re-
Gently. s'ood out prominently. and his
soccer experience with Bristol city. the
second division English League club, will
enable him 10 be "A aluable acquisition
to the CeltcS during the coming sea-
son. The lineup:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

a., u,,,a 1, tho E,,toraI
me raw s"' ~. ,e,n, In Inc nm.
neasHy, naariy IA sxciting AZ ,he race
for fourth place, with nVo clubs compsctly
grouped.
gu. ham" savs lanes Gilmore OF
,has ptrn, WWhtrn rec,ips he Old re.
Jpnh M,,.n" ~ hsn, man a never was
'"r'' ht'''' " "' '" " 49,
Charley DOOM. as Is known. has put In
several winters aH a disciple, OF IhesTl.
ne reh.lN naS a Sp,a,nn" L. , Jin vi,h IN IN
"ihef puIPos'n =" 49, ,nstttny
pres I'M ~" 49, arn',sr rsude
M turn 80 yauIaviiuan asst
NllIlhh -tnlH w 80" yri,h hin "Vou
pa-eI, , ne vsstiS IT Hardly ever sneak to
,Ctors But I'm not an actor" an
swered Charles. i know IT, was the
reply.
~ -. ,h. mama n, slave Quail
hdNeht arnn,. no h,ckston stars mi
s,e,dv even. can. HE work horse the
cleveland receiver Is there
,..Lio ,as footbau nl.yer opre
FREQ Methhnn ysme Tor mine, he saws
After a man has been out OF football a
few years he realizes VIVA - waste OF 'lme
II was ever 10 have pIayeu IL AT an
a,t,,, % IN Chicago with the
Mh''F las, trim Thereby no
uiauts 'ronnd az rolf with Chick Evans.
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CARDINALS DOWN GIANTS
IN THEIR LAST 1915 TILT
Stroud Yields Three Singles and a Triple for Three
Runs in First Inning, Whereas Ames Limits
His Former Mates to Two Talles.

score 3 to 2. Leon Amcs twirled for
the Cardinals. His former team mates
made only six hits of him and he did
not issue IA single pass. a double. al
out and a sacrifice fly gave New York
a run in the second, and three hits In
the eighth scored its second run.
stroud lost the game for New York
right at the start. when Higgins singled,
Dolan did the same thing. Miller tripled
and Long hit for a third single. All
this happened In the first inning stroud
was effective In the second inning but
was taken out TO allow jacobson to bat
In the third. Perritt then twirled until
the sixth inning. when kocher batted
for him. and Palmero wound up the
contest on the slab. Rain fell during
part OF the contest but did not halt 1t.
The score:
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NO DARTMOUTH MANAGER YET.
Athletic Council Undecided on
Choice of J. ID. IngrrsoIi's ~uccrsso

HANOVER. y. H.. Sent. 26.-The Dart
mouth Athletic Council. which met here
last night, elected Prof &. r. Bolser.
90, president and Prof G r. Lnglcy
secretary.
No decision as to the graduate man
aser To succeed j. u. Ingersoll was
reached. The council ratified the APP
pointment of G. II. Hazelton as base
ball coach.
The following ~ins,gnins were awarded
to the managers Of the 1856 team 4:
John +. GLE. football II. ". Marble.
baseball r. +. Evans, track H. Park
hurst. hockey X A.. Burieu. basketball I.
j. i. English, tennis u. l.. Davidson.
freshman track II + DeVoe. freshman
baseball. and l.. W. Rogers. freshman
football.
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RENOWNED TENNIS
YERS WAR VICTIMS
j. Cecil Parke Is Wounded at the Dardanelles-Hope
Crisp, English Crack, Loses a Leg in
Northern France.

German that the letter containing these
answers was not received In New York
until August 2, fourteen weeks after II
mailed. The English ccnsor cNI-
donily suspected some new form OF So
c',t code in these innocent questions
AMI answers that might hide Informal
tton intended Tor the enemy.
Answering one question regarding the
pr pricty IN tennis Of taking advantage
OF our adversary under certain coudi-
tlous, krcutzor replied:
Everything ~ fair in love aud war
press YOU advantage where you see
our chance
That he did not 1--we up to this motto
" 81 shown by the fact that he and
F.oItzheim protested TO President Wrenn
Of the +. :. y. l.. r. \. aud others In
this country, asking them to try To- get
th" State Department here to sc.ure
their release by the English. IN the
ground that they were official repre-
SoutItiv"S Of the German Government
Whci they came to his country for
the International tennis matches. and
that they were entitled To- safe conduct
lom" through the rncmy's lines when
the war broke out. They did not feel
that the British should have captured
them at Gibraltar While IN their way
home nom pl yiug n friendly match
a-'iust the English in this country.
However their view Of the matter d.d
NOT prevail, and they are still locked
~ iu England ana are likely to remain
prisoners until after the war,
s. W. Gore y Roper Barrett. both
English international PLAYERS who were
seen on British teams In America for
the DAVIS cup matches. have enlisted,
ana 50 has Roo Heath. the Australian
expert. who made his reputation by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
ALLEY BOYS ELEVEN
HUMBLES BROOKLYN
Scores Only Goal of Game in
First Few Minutes Through
Miskick of Wet Ball.
REFEREE PUTS KING OUT

NEWARK, sept. 26-In spite OF I'm
favorable weather conditions the an
nual championship soccer series OF the
National Football League got under way
to-day with a match bctween the Brook
Ign Football club. which was the first
to win the national challenge trophy
and the Alley Roys OF Newark. The
home team won by / goal to 0 and the
victory was especially popular because
the Alley Boys team Is made up whoIlS
of native American players.
IN more ways than one IL was "A note
worthy encounter. In the first place
the result of the game was settled within
The first minute. when the only score
was made through Il miskick OF II wet
and greasy ball on the part of Chaser,
the Brooklyn left halfback. The goal
was The result OF good work on the
part of Mulvey, Whose long Kick was
advanced by Mayors, the centre for
ward.
Thc remarkable defence of the Alley
Boys. who were trained to the minute
for the contest. was a surprise to the
former United States Football AssOcia-
ton champions. brooklyn did most OF
the pressing and did not permit its
conqueror more han once within It's
half Of the field.
The B%rooklyns were forced to play
the better part OF the game with only
ten men. In consequence of the ruling
of Of King. their star inside left. King
when down In "A scrimmage, was kicked
badly in the face. Resenting this. the
brooklyn forward tried to punish the
offenders, when the other players and
spectators took n hand. to the end that
play was interrupted FOR ten minut"s
Tho referee had seen only Kings offence
and he was the one to suffer. The
IgratiDs
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Both the Giants and Dodgers were
beaten by one run yesterday. ST. Louis
defeated New York 3 to 2. while Gin
cinnati set back brooklyn by 4 to 3.
Rain in Chicago prevented both games
lies and Cubs and therefore strength
encd the chances Of the league leaders.
IT Moran's team wins three more games
it cannot possibly be beaten out OF the
enuan Irrespective Of the result OF
Buston's remaining games.
Yesterday Results.
ST Louis. ,. New York, .
Cincinnati. I. brooklyn. 2.
chicago Philadelphia ,Rainp
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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No>rcLAR. Sept. CA women ,nvi-
'tt.uu tennis tournament WI begin at
the Montclair Athletic cub courts Oc-
tubur . and finals Will be- played October
= Those invited 20 take part include
Miss Molld BJurstcdt, Mir. Marshall
Mclean u Mr.. Frederick Smith The
committee iu charge Is composed Of Miss
Florence sheldon. Mrs Harold II Brad
ley. Mrs. ortcu Brewer, Mrs clarence
Brown and Mr.. T. r. Merrick, assisted
10y otto Hiuok. Frank Il Hague. Frank
4 seller, W. q spencer and Thomas u.
Hprman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

Nearly 10000 persons were IN thc Polo
stands yesterday afternoon
ready for the annual baseball game be
tween the teams of the Fire and Police
Departments, when rain made play i'm
possible. shortly after 3 T.. VI. it was
announced that the game had been post
pOnel until next Saturday afternoon,
the place to be announced later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

WATERBURY. Conn. Sept. 2G-The
New York Americans under Bill Dono-
van were objects OF curiosity AT the
Elton Hotel here to-day. They came in
anticipation OF a game with a fine scrub
team got together by Edward V. Curley.
Rain prevented play, but the two man
ayers got together and ~rearranged the
game for next Sunday, when Donovan
promised to come again himself. Dono-
van also agreed to give William Sheehey.
a locally famed shortstop. a trial with
the Yankees
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Al Kansas city.
FIRST GAME.
NEW ORLEANS GETS REMNANT.
Beats Birmingham by Five Games
in southern League Race.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 26.-After a
successful season AS a whole the south
ern League pcnnant race for 1915 ended
to-day with New Orleans the winner,
Birmingham in second place, Memphis
third and Nashville and Atlanta tied for
fourth place,
New Orleans clinched the pennant
over a week ago II finished the season
with 81 victories and SO defeats. for an
average OF Sal. or about five games
ahead OF Birmingham. II was conceded
generally that the New Orleans team
was the class OF the league and that the
best team was crowned champion Of
Dixie. To-day'S scores
Atlanta, I; Memphis, o,
Nashville, 5; New orleans. /
Only games scheduled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
CLAN McDONALDS SUCCEED.
Get Two Goals Early aud PIT IN
sun Defence Rest al WAY.

Playing against the C]ontiuentals. New
York state cup holders, at RATS OvI|.
the Clan McDonalds OF brooklyn scor,i
a well earned victory by . goals 70 I
yesterday afternoon.
The clansmen established their sl.
p~er.ority in the first half. when Nc.
Loughlin notched both Of their gals
within the first half hours play. The
winners were content To play a dofeu.
siVe game throughout the second
period. while the Coutinentals increased
their speed considerably. Cooper. the
inside left. shot the goal, The Lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
Bloomfield Make Plans.

BLOOMFIELD. y. j.. Sept. "a one
target shoe; for the champion
ship 81 this Gown will begin on the
bloomfield Gun club traps next month.
There will he three cups for first, second
and third men. 4 Columbus Day haudi-
cap also is being arranged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
STANDING or THE CLI,Rs


I. W. Hanson won the individual
championship Of the Finnish American
Athletic Gu in tn" annual competition
held yesterday at MaCOmb's Dam Park.
lie won six events. his best performance
being in the running high jump, when he
cleared 3 feet 2 inches. Victor Holm
berg was a keen rival lie won tho other
three events and took two seconds and
one third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
s~troII-rs Draw with Blues.

The |. r, T. Strollers drew with the
Jersey Blues, ! TO !. In q soccer game
NJ savannah oval, Hoboken. yesterday
afternoon. Stewart of the StroIlers and
Haughey kicked the goals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
jenkins sprints aud Jumps w..,.

Harold Jenkins was u double winner
at the monthly games of the ST, Chris
TOPPER club yesterday at MacOmb's Dam
Park, Starting from scratch in the 100
yard dash, Jenkins led his field by inches
in 10 4-5 seconds, ~ the running broad
jump Jenkins easily defeated his rivals,
leaping 20 feet 10 inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

Tot1Is- ..l5 " n ". $1,000,
.Ran for MuCarty ~ the ninth INNING
tOne out when winning run was ~cnrcd
Brooklyn. y "a 7 . o u -
Cin0nnnti u % . " q @ o II
Run. brooklyn. wheat Myers, MrCarty'
Cincinnati. Ktllifer. Her2og, Grithtn p'on
Two has hits. Rodgers. Groh. OMara. =
Mollyit,, Hcrzog Three base its-tTiihth
whea, struck out ny Toney :: 10y PEI
fer. s. sa,rihcr hts Daubcr,. herZnE ~
winso. Griffith. OM.r,. stolen oassS
oe,I Nyers First base on halls-On PET
Ter. T. Umpircs- Rislcr and Eason Time
? hours and . minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

RrooMFIELp. y. J., Sept. 26.-faillarl
II. smith to-day won the huals in the
mems singles for the DeforeSt Stephens
cup on the Bloomfield Tennis Gu court.
defeating Morrcll Hlnkle. e., 6-3,
G-l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
standing Of the Clubs


Brooklyn In chicago 1.-TWO games
Newark In pittshurg
Baltimore in Kansas Cl'r,
Buffalo In 81. Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
REDS BEAT DODGERS
IN TWELVE INNINGS
Double by Hcrzog, Wild Throw
Of Myers and Single by
GrOh End Game.
FINAL SCORE Is l. TO

CrNciNNArt. Sept. ga double ~
Herzog. a wild throw 10y Myers ana
Groh's single IN the twelfth inning gave
Cincinnati "A victory In the last gam'
Of the series over Brooklyn to-day. Inc
final sore WAS { 10 2. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
Tennis winners for Eighth Time.

KoNTcLAIR, n. j., Sent. 2G,-Otto IL.
Hinck and Frank kiddo won the mems
doubles championship lawn tennis tour
namcnt at the Montclair Athletic Club
to-day for the eighth consecutive year,
defeating q. A. Sawin n Frank A.
Seller, Ga. &c, "a. 6-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Chicago-Newark tboth games RAIN,
Kansas city, Baltimore. o ttrst game
Baltimore. :; Kansas city. 2 second
gamel.
ST. Louis. : Bunslo. . 6frst game.
St. Louis, >; Buffalo, o second game'. d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

Oakland. /; Los Angeles, o (hrst eame).
Los Angeles. b: Oakland, I Second
: Salt Lake, II; Vernon, 3 Ctrst game).
Salt Lake, 3; Vernon, 0 ,secund game)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No sames scheduled
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

To-day. schedule.
Cleveland In New York.
et Louis In Boston.
Chicago In Philadelphia
Detroit In Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

nAsEbtlL TODAY, y. VI. y. Y. Amsri-
eans We Cleveland, Polo Grounds. Adm. JOc.
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Totals u y ~ IL "
.Bstted for stroud IN the third inning
tBatted for Perritt IN the sixth INNING
New York .,........o 0 o .
ST. Louis. ..........3 o o o o - . o ~
Runs New York. Mcrkic. Meyers: 81
Louis Higgins. Dolan, Miller Two base hit
-Merkle. Three base ht-Millcr. Sacrifice
Burns. Miller. stolen bases
Bethel, Hugz1ns. Double ~play-DOyle. Fletcher
and Merkle. Bases on balls-On Permit J;
on palmero. +. struck out-By Stroud. l.:
by perritt. T. by Ames. 3; by Palmero. 4.
Umpires-orth and BYRON Timc-i hour and
lG minutes.
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NJ II. Louis.
FIRST GAME

IL II T.
Buffalo - t....OOlOOO0lO- O.. ? /
ST. Louis IF. L.p...5 OlOUOOlN -T
Battarips-Bunalo anderson. Ehmke,
Marshall and Allen, 81. Louis, Davenport
and Hartley.
SECOND GAME.
u. II. r.
Buffalo tF t....OOO0O0O0 % 3 /
81. Louis r. L. 500 l0o0N- :
Batteries Bundio. Bsdient, Marshall
end Blair. st. Louis, Plank and Chapman.
Al kansas city.
FIRST GAME.
n. II. Il
Baltimore IF. LD..O 100000 000 % 4 =
Kansas city IF. L. 100000 -2 2 o
Observation-Disclosures. Quinn and owens,
Kansas CITY, Packard and Easterly
SECOND GAME.
Baltimore tF LD..gllOO0 OOl - ~ 3
Kansas city ~. L. OOO1OO = o Ga >
Batteries-Baltimore. C0nley and Rus
sell. Kansas city, Henning. Adams and
Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

To-day'- schedule.
Cincinnati in Chicago 1.-TWO Eames'.
ST Louis, Sept. 26.-The Cardinals
took the final game Of the series and
season from the Giants this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-27

The race for FIRST place In the National
League, with only one team In the run
ming, isn't nearly ne exciting as the race
for fourth place, with nvo clubs compacty
grouped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

Who Writes All the Popular Songs?
TOW much does popular make for its author?
Did you know that of the song writer's not read
Il note of music? We have article about this Unless all
signs fail, you may look for it next week.
Don't the Safety Razor Ads Satisfy You?
DEAR EDITOR Will
~ instead of girls pictures all the time?
95 Madison Avenue, New York
DEAR EDITOR: Fisher how the
~ murder committed. Where shall send to be
get the money?
A Correction
ONCE upon time printed picture of Miss Theresa
~ Flanagan page pictures of "People You Don't Want
to Meet Since then have met Miss Flanagan. She's the
of person poud want Moreover she
"hospa," not asylum"