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GEORGE MATTY
AND REDS
Result Increases New York's Chance to Lead League in
Games L~ost-Victors as Capable as Were
Phillies and Make Score 4 to 0.

The Braves, by grace of an easy VIC
tory over the Cubs, once more crowded
the Dodgers into third place by one
single percentage point. Brooklyn was
nosed out of n 2 to ! victory in which
all the scoring was done in the ninth.
Cincinnati shut out the Giants and
moved to sixth place ahead Of the
Pirates. who lost to the leading Phillies,
Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati, 4; New York. 0.
Boston, s; Chicago. I.
Philadelphia. 2; pittsburg. 2.
st. Louis. 2; Brooklyn. l.
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs
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wv WILD PITCHES COSTLY.
Come In Succession, Scoring GAM
all with winning Run.

WAsWNGToN. Sept 1.-Two success
slve wild pitches with Gandil on second
base in the eighth inning scored the
runner and gave Washington a 5 TO ,
victory over the C~levelanders in the
opening game Of the series here this
afternoon. The visitors knocked Rice
out OF the box in the sixth. and BoehNpg.
who relieved Rice. was wfld and un-
steady. giving way TO Ayers. who stopped
the Cleveland attack. Collamore was
hard in spots. The score
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DOLAN ATONES FOR
HIS POOR FIELDING
Lead Presented to Dodgers by
Man Who Later Wipes 1t
Out With His Bat.
SHERROD SMITH Willis

ST.. LOUIS. Sept 1i.-Carrying a ] to
0 lead In the ninth. Sherrod Smith
weakened in the last half and the Do1-
gers were defeated by the Cardinals
to-day, . to I.
Bescner drew a pass and was forced
by Long. Dolan tripled to left, scoring
Long. Passes were handed to Miller
and Bethel and Gonzales scored Dolan
with n long fly. Bad fielding by ola
gave the visitors their run. The score
pROOKIYNt ~ l., sT LOUIS IN. Ii
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G L SOCCER RESULTS
NORTHERN r

NORTHERN SECTION.
Blackpool. 4; Oldham Athletic,
Bury. 4; Bolton Wanderers. .
Liverpool, o; Manchester CITY.
Manchester United. 4 Everton. z
Preston North End. 0; Burnley
Rochdale. !; southport Central 70
stockport County, 2 stoke,
MIDLAND SECTION
Barnsley. 3: Grimshy Town. .
Bradford. 4; Lincoln City. %.
Hull city, !. Derby County. :
Leeds city, /: sheffield Wctnestot
Leicester Fosse. 3, HuddcrsNe.l Town q
Notts Forest. 2; Motifs County. s
Sheffield United. 0. Bradford CRY. !
LONDON SECTION
Tottenham Hotspur, /. Br,ut.1r4 /.
West Ham United, q; Chelsea. o..
crystal Palace, 3 Arsenal. g.
Queens Park Rangers. >. Crpv41n ron.
non. /.
Fulham. |; Milwsll. .
'lapton Orient. .; watf6rd. q
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1.-TWO strikes, You're Out." In Feds

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-Umpire Mullin
was alnos, mobbed in the fourth inning
to-day when he called Korcs OF the
Sloufeds out on strikes when kores only
had two. The score:
n, H.. T..
Newark Of. l....OlOlOOOos- 3 II :
81. Louis ,F, I.I..,l 1900 42ON -l3 10 .
Observation-Disclosures. Whitehouse. Bill
lard, Moran and Rariden, Plank and
Hartley.
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PHILLIES GET FIRST ON ROAD.
mt Harmon Hard Enough To Beat
Pirates = In 2.

PITTsBURG, Pa. Sept. 1.-THE PHI
lies won their frs, Dad game to-day.
taking the Pirates INTO camp, 3 10 2. BY
hitting Harmon hard. Cravath's single,
on top OF Paskert's double. gave them
the winning run in the seventh. Maye.
was effective In every inning hut the
sixta. when a pass. Barney's double n
lIinchman's single gave the locals "
runs. The score
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Runs.Detroit. Bush. Cobb. .: Burns; New
YORK. Cook. Baumann. N~unamaker. FIRST
New York, .. Two base hits-Cobb.
baumann, First base on bails-On Dauss'
2 on Caldwell. l. Struck out-By Dauss. g.
~ Caldwell. T. stolen bases-Burns Young,
Sacrifice hits-vitt. 9: Peckin.
paush, Ppp. N~unamaker. Double play
Nesch; Stanage and Dauss. Hit by pitched
oaIi-By Dauss "tBaumsnnD. Umpire in chief
LNaIhn. Field umpire-Dineen. Time
hours and : minutes.
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UNDERGRADUATES AT WORK.
Mack Uses Young Pitchers and
Win Twice.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ll.-St. Louis
took two uninteresting games from the
Athletics to-day. the first at $ to 4
n the second at . to 4. In both games
me Browns came from behind and won.
weird pitching by Mack's kindergarten
crew in the first game made matters
easy Tor the Browns when they started
10 MT Sisters all around playing and
batting featured the games. The scores
rIDor "
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Plttsburg. wlckland; Brooklyn. An.
Left ON ases-pittshurE g; Brooklyn. ..
Home r~uus-KaIn. Fred smith, Mager. Sac.
rihce hits Hall Magee, Myers. First base
on error--pitts burg. >. stolen bas"s-Ander-
son. Kaui. : First b g IN ball--On
Allen. ., struck out-By A.. %. by DICK.
son. 4: by Falkenhcrg. Hit 10y pitched
ball-By Allen tKuufI. Wild p~itch-Allen,
Passed ball-Land Htts-On Allen, : in five
innings: OF Dickson. 2 IN three innings. I'm
prre IN chief-Johnstone Field umpire VIII
helm Timo-l hour and ~ minutes.
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Southern League.

Atlanta, !; Mobile, | Onrst game
Atlanta, 4; Mobile, 3 (seCond gamcl,
anoosa' U "'uuLpS '"nns' samr,
game),
Birmingham, 3; New Orleans, o Cnrst
gamel,
Birmingham, .: New Orleans, . (ninc
darkness, second game),
Little Rock, 4. Nashville. 3
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Runs-TOronto, WiIliBms :, Rain GiTbrrl-
Daley. Graham. Kocher. Wares. Bal. Ns.
Tigue 2; Jersey City. Manning. Home ruu.-
williams. .. Three base hi, - Ball Two ,a~
hit-Gilbert. First base on bslls-OH Nc.
Tigue. .: off Verbout, >. Struck out BY Nc.
Tiguc. /: by Verbout. .. Stolen ha.n
Wares Sacrifice hit-Rath. Passed ball
Tragesser Left on ~bases-Toronto g. Jers.v
City, 4. Time hour and 80 minutes
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ROSTON "A

~ Totals, ... 10 10 8 is 0
tBatted for Mays in the eighth inning y
fBatted for X, Collins in the ninth inning
-ohe out when winning run was scored
Chicago ,,,,..,. o O A.,
Boston ,."",... 30 o OO3 q IL
R~uns-Chicago: Murphy, j. Collins, r. Col.
Inns, Jackson: Boston, Speaker Q Gnrinor
Barry 2. Two base hiis-M urphy. B,rry
Fournler, Gamer, Speaker, Gardner. Three
hce hits. Collins, Weaver. stolen bass
Gamer ] Collins, T., Collins, First base on
balls--on Mays, of Russell, /; off Faber
z on Scott, q Struck out-By MAYS. /. nv
x, Collins. 4; by Russell, 3; by Leonard. I
Double play-spesker and Csdy. wild pitch
MAYS, Hit by pitched ball-By Russell
-o'LouGhlin and Hiidsbrsnd. Tines hours
aud ~ minutes ~
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BRAVES OvERWHELM CUBS.
Chicago Pitchers Easy, Receiving
Punishment for Eight Runs.

CHICAGO. Sept, ll.-Bcston trounced
the Cubs : to ! to-day. The local pitch
ers were easy for the champions. In the
second a double. a sacrifice and four
singles scored four runs for the visitors.
Mccarthy and Goo batted the u run
across in the eighth inning. The score
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Runs-WashIngton Foster. Milan, Gandil ..
Sawyer; Cleveland, Graney >, klrke. Evans
Earned uns-WashinEtOu. 3: Cleveland, 2
First base on error-W Washing Left on
bases-Clcveland. :. Washington. : Hits
on Rice, : IN five and onethird lnnings; OFF
Boehling, I in one-third inning of Ayers.
IN two and onc.third innings. Struck out
by Collamore. .: by Rice. 3. by Boehling, /;
by Ayers. I. Two base hits-Fostcr, Henry.
Evans. Sacrifice hits-Mayer, =; Mcbride
stolen bsses-Roth. >. Double play-Rlce,
Mcbride and Gandil Wild pitches Cola.
more, > Tmpircs- Connolly and Chill. Time
. hours and : minutes,
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At MILWAuKEE-FIRsT GAME,

~ NllaN ~ t't-f lISl LAME,
Cleveland ..... ooOlo o. ; 4
Milwaukee,. 0 " IL 0
Batteries Mccall, Billings and Deyogt;
Rhoaies aud Hughes.
SECOND GAME.
Clcvelnnd. ,..,, / o 5000 al 2
Milwaukee. go. DOL OO4 " IL /
Isa'tcries-Naiden and Blackwell. Faetn
and ilrannOn,
AT INDIANAPOLIs-FIRST GAME.
II II f..
Kansas city. 80 o 900 80 % : 4
indianapolis O.. o 800 KS IL O
Batterles-GardneT. Larsen and GeipeI:
Short and Blackhurne.
SECOND GAME.
Kansas city 90 900 % = 2
indianapolis 30 o 0 % 2 q
Batteries-Sander and Crisp; TIpple,
Councilman and Blackburne
AT COLUMBUS.
ST, Pau, ......i o nn0n "a IA 2
Columbus ..,.,.0 q q % Il 2
BATTERIES Lathrop and Glenn; Curtis.
Scheneberg and Coleman.
At LOUISVILLE,
Minneapolis ..,.o oOnooOe0OO-s I /
Louisville ,..,,,l 90 10000 o Ia ia 4
Observation-Disclosures and sullivan, and
Charity; Middleton, Northrop and Glen
ons. and crossin.
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kuns-einclhnau k.llter' :; Kolgers' I.
lPft on bases-New York. Q Cincinnati. >.
out-Dy Mathew son. .: by George. I THREE
base ht-Merkle Two base hit-Grinith.
Kill fer. Stolen has'--Groh. Leach
Douhla1lsy-Herzog Rodgers and Mollwitz
Passed halls-W Wendell. . wingo. Hit by
pitched ball-Hy George ,Merkle. Fletcher.
Earned rirs-on Mathewson, - Umpire IN
chief-QuiV.ey. Field umpire-O'Day Time
Z hour and - minutes.
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PITTSFEDS GET ONE
TALLY IN EACH GAME
Falkenberg and Finneran Are
Steady Throughout, Latter
for Eleven Innings.
BROOKFEDS NAB IN ROW


brooklyn. 5: Pittsburg. I ,Hrst game).
brooklyn. :; Pittsburg, I televen In.
nirgs. second ghme).
st Louis. .; Newark. s.
Buffalo. 2: Kansas City, o.
Chicago. 2: Baltimore, I.
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Runs-st. Louis, Shotton. 8. Howard >.
Lee; :; Jacobson. PhiladeLphia, schano
walsh; strunk. Mclnnls, Hts-on Koch.
Y ~ hrst inning none OUT, 2 AT ba, on
mrlimsn, 0 IN nine innings, 81 AZ bai on
BUSH. 10 in five innings, 10 al bat oT
Anker; I'm four innings; II at bal, Runs
earned ladelphia, 2; ~. Louis. . Two
paHe hits-shotton, Jacobson. Three hase
'nWalsh, Sacrifice hits-McInnis, /; sisIer
Pratt 2 Stolen b~ases-Howard, .: peat,
Lee jacobson l. Left on bases
nniaheiphia' 81 ST J ouis. s Strlck out
By Bush, 3; by wtilmsn. 3: by Anker, .
double plays-schans oldring. Howard. Pratt,
sHd Sisier' First base on e~rrors-Phiia.
ueiphia; :. first base on balls ON Konb.
on BUSH, I; of Anker, g. Wild pitch
Bush, rmpires-waliace and Evans Time
! hour and &c minutes
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MAPLE LEAFS TAKE
JERSEY CITY TWICE
Make Avalanche of Runs for
First Victory: One Enough
to Capture Second.
WILLIAMS CHIEF HITTER
NesterdRN'. ResnIis.

Toronto. IL. Jersey City. I Chrs, g.m.,
Toronto. l Jersey city 0 ,sccont g,rst
Buffalo, .; Harrisburg. o tnrst gamr W.
Buffalo. / Harrisburg. 0 Isecpnl CANAL
Providence. = Montreal, : Inrst game,
Providence. 10; Montreal, 3 t.rron,
game).
Richmond. II; Rochester. I tnrs. g,nl
Rochester. 3 Richmond, o second
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TORONTO. Sept. 1i.-Toronto won h,,n
games of to-day's double header wi,h
Jersey City by scores of ~ 10 and /
to 0. The Leafs had n batfest I'm ,bs
initial affair. Williams being the chic,
offender with two homers and a slnpl.
Herbert beat Crutcher in a pitchers hat.
tie In the second game. The scores
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FIRST GAME

huns-st. Louis, Shotion. Pratt ., Jacob.
son, Lavan 2. Agnew. Parks: PhiIadelphia.
Malone McAvoy .. wyckon. HitsLOn Ma,
nors' . IN hve innings, sixteen at hat on
haas and none out in sixth. one N, hat
on fllIlngim. 3 in four innings. twelve M
pat; on Parks. : in four and twothtrds IN.
hlngs' nineteen At bat of IIon. 3 I'm fn,r
and one-third innings. sixteen ai hal
Runs earned-Philadelphia. =: ST. LouIs
q Two base hits-McAvoy, .; Lam
Malone Three base hit-Strunk. sac.
rlhce hit-Howard. Stolen hases-Sbn,.
Ton, Pratt. Left on bases-Phlade
phla, ); 81. Louis, : Struck out-By Majors
Layan, Pratt and Sisler. FRS, base on errors
-phlladelphia l: ST. Louis. !. First base on
oaiis.on Nabors, !; on Parks. ;: on Hans
l on F1lllngim. 3; on Hon. ? Hi by
pitched ball-By Fillin.im tJacobsonD wild
bitch-hon. Umpires-Evans ana Wallace
Time hours and I minutes
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AZ Chicago.

Chicago IF. L.J....O OollOOON- l
Rattcries-Lcclair and owens. Brown
and Fischer and Wilson.
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Called on account OF darkness
Run-Toronto. williams Two base hrs
Barry. williams. SsCrIfcr hits-Rsjh La,
den. Double plsys-Wares. Rail ana era
ham: True.dale and Barry. struck on, nv
Crutcher. 6; by Herbert. / FRS, base m
balls-Oh Herbert. I. Left on ha-es-Jersp,
City. .: Toronto, : umpires-Frecmar az.
Harrison, Time hour and . minutes
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kUhH-B rUuKIyH' SWIIH, % bUUTy hont'
Three base Sacrifice hits-O Mara,
Stengel. Stolen base-Myers. Passed ball
Gonzales. FIRST base on balls-On Doak. 2;
off Smith. 5. Struck out-By Doak. ]; by
smith. :. Umpires KLEIN and Emslie. Time
hours and 10 minutes.
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Kansas city CF. H. .O~OOOOOOOO- O |
Batteries-Anderson and Blair. John.
son Aml nr0Mm.
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NUUS -fHTIlFIVHu FHTNVTF -
base h~iis-Luderus. .: Barney. Paskert. Sac
rihcr ht-Paskert. Double plays Mayer,
stock and Luderus: NioN. Gerber and Johns
ton. Hinchman and Gerber. Stolen bases
BAIRD stock. struck out-By Harmon. 8;
bs Mayer. . First base on balls-On Har.
mon, / on Mayer. . CmpIres-Orth and
Byron. Time hour and 50 minutes
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Runs-Plttsburg Mowrey Brooklyn, Fred
Smith. Myers. First base on errors Pitts
burg. ). Left on bases-Pittsburg 3; Brook
Ign. :. Two base hIt-Frcd Smith Sacrifice
hits-Yerkes. Magee. stolen bases-Myers
Mowrey Double plays-Kauh and Myers.
Myers unasssted) Anderson and Land
Myers and Masee. First base ON balls-Of
KnetZer, I: off Finneran, .. Struck out-By
knetzer, .: by Finneran, 8 Wild pitch
Knetzcr. Umpire in chief-Johnstone Field
umpirc-wIlhelm Time-2 hours and I min
utcs.
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EFTTT wv
At Buffalo.
FIRST GAME


FIRST GAME
Harrisburg q. L.. .oOoOOoon0- I
Buffalo Il. L.D....20OlG O0o - l. o.
Batteries-SchaCht and Heckinse
Badcr and OnSiow.
SECOND GAME.
Harrisburg II. H.. .OOOOO0oon- % 5
Bunal Il. L,.....0OlnOnOnN- e %
Batterlos-Schacht and Reynolds Gas
At Montreal.
FIRST GAME.
Providence u.L.). I~O0OonoOl -
Montreal uL).. OOOoOlol g. Il
Observation-Disclosures: Ocschget a.
Casey; Montreal. sherry and Madden
SECOND JANE
Providence q. 10 lo0O2loj-i 20
Montreal a. LD...l .OOlOlOo-
Observation-Disclosures: Cooper. Sch.
and Haley, Casey. Montreal; Dovd o.
dore and How!ey,
At Rochester.
FIRST GAME
Richmond uL.). oOo2Oc2i4-N :
Rochester GLI. lllO0OOl-i
Batteries-Jarnan and Sweeney. =. b
con and Williams.
SECOND GAME.
Richmond u.L).. OOOoooooO-o
Rochester II Ii. 0O02oOOx -S
Observation-Disclosures and Schautc.e. Huenk.
ana Williams.
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far. however. for Peii and Behr broke
thpugh McLouehlin's delivery for the
tenth game after II had been to deuce
ihree times. Early In the second set It
appeared that Mclaughlin n Bundy
had discovered some new good method
or beating their opposition, for they took
three out OF the first fou games.
The former champions were not to
enjoy their lead very long. however,
Tor Pen and Behr played fast enough
tennis to win -four OF the next Ave
games and led at 81. Then zach team
won on service up to eight all. AS the
Eastern team had started the service
II usually had the lead, but the Pacific
coast pair tied the match at eight all and
broke through Behr's service on an ex-
ira point game, to take the lead and
then the set on the very next game.
with Mclaughlin at bat.
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Hush Terminal League.
A. Glendale e.

'.Ysats 0Oo hRn L.
.armerg.... ?
batteries Bornhoef and Woods: Zapke,
'4Nlcr AMI Murray. "'"''
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'Batted for Smyth in the eighth inning.
1.-Two out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Wilson in the seventh inning.
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htheiIile, Raleigh, >.
Iitrham, q Greensboro, q.
' Winston Salem, o. Charlotte, 4.
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sBarney out, hit by his own batteu nai
tBatied for Gerber IN the ninth inning
Phil adclphla . 0 O q 0 o 0 %
Pit sburg .-....... q u q q q = " y -
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Bushwick Amateur League.

YESTERDAY.
Long Island =. C., :; Putnam A g
bushwiek A, A, IL; Eaton +. g.. :
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WI. PC W l. pc
'dlmer r C.. | o | UN| Eaton r G. " 40
.msawiekA 4. 9 100 L.onS Isl, r. c. 2 49,
'ulDdm n u II 800 Pilgrim A. C. 90 OO0
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landing % the Clubs


Providence in Montreal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
PRIhZ ETHEL To
Be MOVED FROM
NEWPORT NEWS
Captain Says Ii Vas His Pur-
pose TO Make Dash TO Sea,
but Boilers We're Not
Ready

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HOW To PRE- WENT
ACID sT0MACHS
AND FOOD FERMENTATION


AS specialist MO has spent wauy
sFs ln me study ana trtatrHnt VI
stomach troubles have been forced
90 rlr crrcl -slgr Ihat moss people
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saEs sisHlarhs that are absolutely
healthy arl normal TIE real treI-
be. thaI Ehh causes aai tre pain
and ally, IS excessive aed ED fhe
stomach. aEzra Fatad - laod fefmen-
fsf.p1 EiFner-acslity lrrisatas the
aete aEil- af fhe stomach ana
fnt isrmeufstion eaHs9s wiud watch
steLls toe sloM4Fn ahE1rmaiiy.
causing talf fuiI bless fei feeling Thus
10th acid and Fermentation Interfere
U-H and retarj che process 81 iges-
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ASA raenl Alt .frltaEeH alllasE PAST
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and fleg coEur So Cer 81 g.fr cent
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a1ter Immediately alter eating. from
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and cu4 rally etfatve aullci and
te1H cerraetIEe Erowr The aEf wl
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Harmless Not a Dye Acts on
Hair Roots Makes GRAY
Hair Healthy Dark.

Il Jelr hair Is gray. sireake5 n5ih
s7aF, prern.ltarely gray. thin 81 falling
Amply for q few times. Q-Ban Ha r
Color krsTQEeT Cd your hair and scaIq.
uith the suarantee ~ q reliable q SER
sA-t q wont cosi E0u Gle cent unless
. t4a9iliuilF dark5us gour eraY halr
ma promotes JOS growth Q-Ban acts
- tAe hslr rpats masking gray hair
hg4iing 50 ms graz hair s hutifuny
and Fllc8-T daEkeHel So evenly and
aailralt that no one can tell i kls
tfen used in atd4tl8n Q-Ran stops
itching scalp. Ean6ratf ana falling
air. ara always makes gray hair
tAtk- fluffy, soft. lastroas beautifully
DARK aud abundant Q-Ban Is not
sy #r messy. harmless uarsells
gfay hair when aH efse fats 0.nlv
aFf t1r Big l-oG- bottle at Bett-s. Inc
Drug stores Albuquerque, " IL 0ut
e town -1-6s supplied hy mall
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
1T RUINS HAIR TO
WASH IT WITH SOAP

soap should De- used very spar
lreiT. II 81 an. II sou want 20 Keep
yn1r hair looking IT. BEST Mos.
saps ard prepared saaupeos cor-
tain too much alkAA This ~.
the scalp. makes the lialr brittle
ara ruins T.
TIE best yhlnE for steady use Is
jlst ordinary ntisn coofanef
~ whieh s pure ANA grfaseiesst.
lta cheaper and better than SOAP
81 anything Else you can U.s..
Cone 81 two ieaepgnnf1Is WIZ
cleanse fhe hair and scalp tho--
oustiy. Simply mo stem ihe hair
wth water ard fuh Ga ln. H
makes an abundance x rieh.
creamy iaiher which Tins4s our
easily removing esery particle -
dust 1.r1. danaruff ana excessive
uL Tire hair dFt@s quickly and
ererlT. and 10 leaves the scalp soft
ana ire h1ir fne ard siiky. bright.
lustrols. fluffy and easg o. man
age
you ran get mulsifiei enn0arat
0i a. any pharmacy. end Pes
osrcez wln supply every member
- the family for months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
BANK EXAMINERS
FIND BUSINESS IS
MUCH IMP ROVED
Ccaifo9er q Currency Finds
Eighty d Ninety Men Urde
KS Charge n Optimistic
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