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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
PIRATES SWAMP
VARSITY CREW

Special Dispatch % the IntcIHrenccr.
RGANTOWN. w Va sept g.
Three thousand fans Witnessed the
pittsburgh Pirates in action this nf-
tfrnuon. HtckmauE colleEluua putting
% a falr article a. hnll but losing Do 90
q honus Wagner wnH the big drawing
card and whom De- sfepred uu 90 the plate
IN fho hrst inning Do vas presented with
handsome Wnlrua leather fraVeIln z
haE. and o. mccrHchnum ripe the riff 20
local fans The big Dufrhmnn retired
in thc sixth inning after singing and
stealing second and third while the
pitcher hold the ball Loatherwuod
pulled double play ln the second run
Ming down Carey and 1heu throwing fo
nrst in time 90 set Johnston. Tie score.
r. W b.
rltf ahurgh GEO.. f0000f e0-Ir bel Z
Murranfuwu .. I nnnnnf O.
batteries. siatterlv and Wagner. TIM
cate. EhrlVer and Moore.
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YAEKEEs sHUr our

NEW YORK sept S-waitcr John
son shut out the New York Americans
today for the third time this season.
washington winning over the Yankees.
TO o. Shawkey also pitched well but
the visitors scored run In the first
inning when Moclier hit a scratch single
stole second took third on an out and
scored on Milan's sacrifice fiy. score.
Washington ... I0OOOOoOO-f S q
New York col. 5000 Oou0-0 o
Batteries johnson and Williams:
ShaWkey and kracEer.
Two base hit. Pipp. stolen bases
Moeller .. Hartzcl. High. Raises on balls.
off Shawkey =. Off Johnson . Struck
out. by Johnson 10. by shawkey !
Jmpires Nallin and Dinesn
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Best Treatment for Catarrh
5. s. S. Removes the Cause

The s 1 ~ Cai.rrR troubles nave agreed
OF the g. proven
you & oaf blood free from impureansed Of
% on ,ash ne dripping the spunq
ff WA
III .i Deeause your npoverhed blood poss
contact WIN "a the tla
"a WIN .atarrnI - not necessary The remedy s. dIscov
80 | Dry ye ago tested true aud tried aiAy
lt iiof' Of
m tours De- lone
AdinF case Do write the g.
youh fbIs
,n lhe impuues from Inc blood by 10
u'an'ni WIN 3 3 g. the
20 5erfaf
treatment Take 8 g.. q once ~ ~ ''' U'"' "e
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Helen Martin. charged with smash.
inr Windows. vas arraigned before
squire lee D. Dohbs and fined Eve
and costs or ten days for being dis.
orderly. and one and costs Tor being
drunk Helen didn't have the money
and took the count
The case against the Motordome
Manager. cnt az tho state fair which
We was to have come up Yesterday
morning before Squire RAIDER. was
continued until this morning
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oUAKERs WIZ.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s.-Hard hit
ting gave Philadelphia an easy victory
over New York to-day. 2 to 3. In the
opening inning the home team scored
five runs on n pass Paskert's home run
Whitted's triple doubles by Crnvath and
Luderus and singles by Niehoff and
Chalmers. Chalmers was effective until
the ninth, when the visitors made three
hits end scored two runs. Score:
r. HE.
Philadelphia IS O21OO1Os- 3
Batteries: Ritter. Schupp. Perritt and
Doom. SchanE: Chalmers and +. Burns.
Two base hits: O. Burns. Doyle. Fletcher
CravAth. Luderus. Niehoff Three base
hit; Whitfield. Home runs: Paskert. Afer-
gle Stolen bases: Ludcrus 2: Brainard,
2. Fletcher. Sacrifice fly: Chalmers
Bases on halls: OFF Ritter 4: off
Schupp. /. Struck out; BY Schupp by
Chalmers. 5. Umpires: Orth and Rigler
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Two base hits. Cobb. J. Collins. s,,.na,s.
Ihree base hits; Covelesxie. Crawford
Felsch. Johns. Stolen bases: Weaver
Sacrlnce hits: Bush. Burns Bases on
balls; off Faber !; Coveleskie 3: Wolf
gang ]: holland ]; Loudcrmink .. struck
OUT. ny Noveleskie ., Loudermilk l. I'M
plres. Connolly and WALLACE
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DIVIDE A DoUBLEr.

BOSTON. Sept. S-.The Red Soy A.
Nided double header with Philadelphia
TO-DAY. The scores were ! to o in favor
OF Boston In the second contest Shee-
tle with Leonard IN the opening game.
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ArsERToAs ASSOCIATION.

a. MllWnuFrn Cleveland 81. Mifwau-
Zee Inrat ramrI DO innings
a. columbus Hf rauI.rnIrInrhra aar.a
Io1i ronrd 90 a9 to play two aames co.
Wee n Cleveland
VILE
pa indiaHapoiis. indianapolis o. Kan
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philadelphia 90. O1oOOOOOO-i 5 /
Boston ........ 100000 % 2
Two base hit McAvoy. stolen base
Gardner. Sacrifice hits: Speaker. CART
gan. sheehan. First base on balls OFF
Leonard !: off Sheehan 3. Struck out:
by Leonard 7; by Shcehan l. Tmpires.
OLoughlln and Hildebrand
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GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES WERE TAME

HARTFORD. Conn. sept s-Firht
very tame and untntcrestlng heats ln
lpur diftereut classes made ~ the third
gay program 81 the Grand Circuit
meeting ar Charter Oak PARK today The
unfinished 90 pace from Tuesday drew
tgo starters, The teo heat-wiuners. for
thc sixth heat and Euaaell Boy was an
easy winner over Hai Boy Summaries.
20 pace best in s. purse $4,000.
unfinished Tuesday,
Euaatl Roy. o. o. By
Rustic. Tnfrrfer
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FEDERALS

rsstsrday's Results.
Brooklyn 6: Newark 2.
Brooklyn 3; Newark o
Buffalo 4; Baltimore o.
Buffalo s: Baltimore 4.
Other clubs. not scheduled
FIRST game; ''-Seeona game.
Today's oam@
No games scheduled.
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Dave says:
This is City Day at the Fair.
Before going you'll probably
need something in the furnish
ing line. We have a Silk Shirt
Sale at S1.65 all of our Silk
Shirts that sold for $500.
That new Fall Hat is wait
ing for you here, its a beauty
too, either a green, gray or
brown. Price $500.
The new Clothes for Fall
are here, ready for inspection.
Come in and have a look,
you're more than welcome.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
Mnu~2oo.
1DMMW<&
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Second Game.

Philadelphia o. OO1IOOOOO-
Boston ..-.... SOO2O21 0s-l3 II 0
Batteries. Crowell. Iapp. Gregg Hi,.
carrigan
Two base hits: Larp .. Henriksen.
Ihree base hits: Strunk 2. Sacrifice fly:
1arrigan. Sacrifice hits. scott Hoblitzel
Bases on balls. off Crowcli ~ off Gregg
]. Struck out. by Crowell I. By Gregg
4. Empires: Hildebrand and O'Loughlln.
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FEDERAL LEACUF
FINE RACING AT
THE ELKINS FAIR

- ~ IsIlI'h 20 INC InteIllFencor
ELklNS. ". Va. Sept s-t-nder
scorching September sunshine some very
aest,ient races were witnessed By s. 1000
tair association fall meet
The summarize
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and Dell and Miller. Two base hits:
Gowdy. Schmidt. Stolen bases: Schmidt
Fitzpatrick. Sacrifice hits Barnes Dau-
bert. Bases on balls: OFF Bara1s. g: off
Rucker. J. off Dell. 1. Empires: KLEIN
and Emslie
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FTee-for-aIl f3OO:
Kelley Junior. n n Carlow
Gincarson -. s. Davidson 49,
Dewey Bel. H. p. Eliason 800.
West Va. Pointer. ". 81 Bennett Z 4
Time 51A; 2.26hi 2.2fAs 2.2I
Eva T.. J rs Wiscman ..... q
hlanohs Charter W. q. Bennett 3
Lord Carper. Amos Clayton a
Time 1928 226iA 2.2Gh
Special colts. under . years. purse
Lord Cay Talbot w. O. Bennett. first
Alfcc Nolo. Lateile kildow. second Aifr
RANKS Iennett third Perpetual Motion
p. a. HuIeborrN. fourth Time. "a. a.qe
Mule running. haif mile dash
W. 7. Bryan. first. Woodrow Wilson
Clark fourth. Teddy Roosevelt. riffh
Time ASIA
County running
Ely.f first Ihunderbolt second. ufafH
Heauty. third. Perception Cream fot,rfh-
Duck. nth, FoK sixth
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Fab A SUCCESS.
West Alexander Association Pleased
With This Years Results.

At recent business meeting OF the
directors Of the West Alexander Fair
Association. the receipts showed that
over and above all expenses the asso-
citation had cleared $500. which was
very gratifying TO the directors. The
total attendance on the last day OF the
fair was 5000 according to the num-
Der OF tickets sold. The fair was con-
sidered a success and viii again be
held next year. The annual meeting
OF the directors will be held the sec
Ond Tuesday In November.
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Eminent Woman Surgeon. who IL
also On ardent sufraFist GO wounded
guar oamanl DO you know. your face
ls slnRularly familiar 20 me I've been
Wllnf 20 remember where we've met
before
'uardsman Well. mum. byrones BE-
nnysones vas a police constable. I'D
London Punch.
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CHICAGO. sept s-Grover Lauder
milk. the latest acquisition 10 the -.
uolt pitching staff. went wild in the
nintn inning and met his Waterloo at
the hands OF the Chicago White Soy. 10
70 ,. IN the last clash OF these two clubs
mere this season.
IT that inning Jackson and Fourier
NaIked- weaver sacrificed and Jackson
scored on Johns grounder. Schalk sin
kiea and Fourier scored the winning
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Mqelis, +. q. by Nobel
fottstown. Pa INC
LAYTON b. &. by Harry . . z : l l /
n. 'kokomo. Ind. tBrown). 1261aa
F. son on W Vi ?; g. b By An %es-
nell. Cambridge city.
Ind. (Mailowl ~ 4 .
Herbert Cozinc. b. z. by
Don Cozine. VIM Nc
Henry. HaEerstown. Md.
NMcHenry) ......... aro
kathryn Mac. b. m. by
i so5 Mo Pred Jam
willow Mack. b. h. BY Dr.
wallace Mckinney.
John L. CARLYLE. Green
=, 7; Time: 3li&; siis&: 's.iS54s 5so?iss ;
Fourth Event
2:2f pace. Purse $4,000
first heat-Harold X. was a length
Spring Meid end Uneeda Patchen filled
me gap. making AZ a close heat Sprinr
MAO second and lneeda Patehen third.
second Heat-Harold X. lead a closely
punched field 20 the stretch where
kins Direct Jr.,. and Cassewago Boy
Sis.ed IN Tor q fast finish. Harold X
winning by helf a length. Spring Maid.
seventh. peN'' ana 'in'shed
-. - Al+AA ttAfhlu r. lead AZ the
half. but showed the grueIing work 81
90 ''"f twc hoots. Spring Maid IN IN
Held at the half drew away and AZ tho
length lead. Harold X dropped T5 Si't te
Called until 1880 this afternoon.
summary.
Hedgewood Patchen. sE c A.
S3.plsnell. Cambridge City. Ind
Herold x. = h. BY Ananias. I
Sadie @. 4. L. Walter. canal
Dover. o. (Walter). .....1 <
Cassewago Boy. b H.. by wau-
Pottstown. Pc. tMcGrafh5 -. Z
spring Maid. Oh. M. BY The
rora y. y. (white) ........2 1
l, ~ up1 billiard. IT.
Eeayes. winston Salem. y. c.
Uneeda Patehon, b m. By Joe
Pa. tFinneyl ........... I q .
King Direct. tr.. hi. b.. By direct
chris Schaffner CiarksburF
W Va (Arnoldl ........ 2 q
Prince Borick (Byron) .....5
Time. Z-l3A 2.12L 2.I4L
Fifth Event.
Running races. ~ furionra
FIRST Trump. favorite took the Lead
ana kept 10 with Tiger Jim a length be
hind and Danvillc third Law Suit an
even money horse finished last Time.
.55A.
Sixth Event
Running race. 8 furiongH
John Robert was out In front In this
race All the way. Marertlua made n
strong finish but was too FAR out In che
turn 90 Wiu-MaNentiua second NoryDc
o. V. J.. third.
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BRAVES
TAKE TWO PROM suPERaAs AND
LATTER DROP INTO
THIRD PLACE

Henf Taken M with the Heat ana Had
70 keure-ouakers Defeat Qfants
The Cubs shut Ont
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BROOKLYN. Sept. s-By losing two
went into third place and the Rraves
TOOK second place in the pennant race.
boston won the first contest easily BY
ton hard. the result being ~ TO l. Nehf
became III from the heat In the nth in
ming and tell In the box He was able
10 walk off the field
Eoston took the second encounter. 4
70 !. Rucker lasted until the eighth in
ming IN the second game. when he weak
ened tumble by Cutshaw two hits
and pass Melted the Braves three runs.
Scores:
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Every resident II Wheeling and
vicinity should see the night horse
show at the State Fair grounds.
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NAEN tslANl. sept N-St. Louis de-
teated Cleveland 10 4. McCabe a re-
crult, outpttching Morton. who was driv-
en- from the box IN five Innings What
proved TO be the winning run was scored
by Howard IN the seventh on his triple
and Pratts single. Score:
r. H. r
Cleveland ..... 2OO2OO-f ?
81, Louis ...... o 02020 0O-5 10 3
batteries; Warton. COumbe. Hrenton
and ONeil. McCabe and Agnew
Two base hits. Howard. Sisler Three
base MT Howard Sacrifice hit. Kirke.
stolen bases Evans. Shotton. Sislcr.
bases on balls; OFF Coumbe I. McCabe
z. struck out: By Morton g. Brenton I:
McCahe 7. tmpircs: chill and Evans
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Every resident Of Wheeling and
vicinity should see the night horse
show at the State Fair grounds.
LEAGUE PARK
Local High School Footban Games VIII
Bs Played on MARTINS
Ferry PARK.

hrftuf. f1fuf9 have been made where
~ " uecliuT high school Will stage nif
ner nome football games 90 League Park
Martins Fern. Tho contract Tor mo
lark YVES signed just a rev days ago.
ManaErr Pop shriver announced last
Ihe advantage Do securing tho Central
League teams park are many Tho
rf'Hda VIII no drnwn from fhia city and
Nne lNil-Hl4' cities rr we'll and There
WIN uc practically nu improvements nee.
sfrHrl Practice wlU he held af fho
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en- rsstsrday's Results.
boston II: Brooklyn 4
Boston &. Brooklyn I
Philadelphia Q. New York 3
81. Louis 2: Chicago o.
Pitts-Cincin- not scheduled
FIRST game; second game.
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a festival Of scenic beauty-the
night horse show at the State Fair
grounds.
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Today's Game.
Philadelphia at Boston
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at New York
Chest l.. not scheduled
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Two base hit; Compton. Three base
hit: Moran. Home run: Meanwhile.
stolen bases: Gowdy. Compton Sacri-
flee hit: Evers. Bases on balls: Off
Nehf. ?. off Marquard. ,: off Appleton.
?. Struck out. BY Marquard l. I'm
pircs: KLEIN end Emslie
RacdnN 6awaa
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Manehuria. in 1914. imported 1874
coo 1000 gallons Of kerosene.
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NEW FAVORITES FEATURE
In THIRD DAYS RACING

(Niekerson) ..... -
Bonnie Cope b. m. by 10
Cope. Nat Ray. Agent.
Toronto; Can. 4 MeCalD dr.
% n Erskine East Au-
Chin Chin. en-. <. by Waltz
PPot,stown. Pa. INC,
Time: s:ii&; silk; ,ios4: is :iSSG 70
Third Event.
nv s;iS trot. Purse 100000. Three in
First Hest-At the half LAYTON y
,ssd with T. A l.. second and Willow
MACK third. Down the stretch T. a. 1.
Nv purtea ahed and broke In the last few
layton p. Willow Mack and Herbert
Sozlne all closely punched The Judges
ming and awarded Layton = The bssi
r, a 1. being placed fourth. Herbert CO.
zine rin. second and Willow Mack third. The
protest from the paddock was heavy the
pe,tsrs Calming Herbert Cozine beat
second Heat-Lsyton p. lead a closely
punched tteld at the half with +. A l.
second Down the stretch Maiiow drove
r. a l. hard In a sensational finish and
Third Su Hs layton 4 for first place.
and on the stretch. In spite OF breaiinE
On me turns. Moella was second and
but broke In the last Few feet ai ptaSe
on the stretch ' Ni"Ae
,,y9, urth heat-At the half r. A L. and
Mocha were neck and neck. with Lsyton
iength and half behind. At the
ree-quarter Moella broke and dropped
- Last place. Brown drove Layton p
nard % the stretch where he nassed
a l. In the most exciting finish OF
ne gay. Herbert Cozine was a close
this heat 'eu IN
f1fth Heat-Moeila got out in front IN
ms neat and stayed there. At the half
- -, - was second. but was passed on
nc nc thrSe-quartcr by Layton +. Herbert
NVSine broke In the quarter and MAS out
L. SNth heat-Moeila was easy winner
IN this heat. with Layton y second 80
r. A. l.. third anu
seventh Heat-Moella and Layton y.
orohe on the first turn and were SEEM
lngly out. Both horses settled ana ven.
str1ns Al the stretch r. A l. broke
slo Noeila passed an easy winner OF the
neat aud race-layton II second
Summary.
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WHITE SOX
TAKE LAST oA,zE or sEAsor WITH
T1oEBs N GAME FULL or
ExCxTEHENT.
After Having Game won Tigers Lost II
-lsnkess Lose 70 ssnators-
browns Taks Over Indians
ND sox and Athistfcs
Split

Yestsrday's Rssults-
Philadelphia ]. Boston o.
boston IL; Philadelphia 2
Washington 1: New York o.
ST. Louis s: Cleveland a
Chicago 10. Detroit O.
FIRST game. Second game.
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roday's Game.
Cincinnati at 81. Louis
New York at philadelphia
Boston at BROOKLYN
chic.-Pitts not scheduiee
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Detroit

Totals ...... IS 2 II N25 10
~
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~ riot heHf ln q. purse 81 000.
North fuur. fCor1 ..
NpfninE Gossip. b. c tGoWanl -
Tlme--g.ffa. a1rM.
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Hat BOY. b a. tatc-
..sauHfIH ..........
Peter Farrrn. D MUIR
Lustroua Mckinney. b
81 rodney ...... %
ACUufife. trORl 9 20
Thistle Patch hIE
,snovl ..,.........7 4ssro
NfinrrIauuI .... o..
Judge Nrmundr hlh
.Naienugel ........ dis
Aahlook CD o. fCrorH-
mani .............. q Dis
90. 2.0eh
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Running races. ~ furlonFs
f1rst Trump. favorite took the lead
ana kept 10 with Tiger Jim a length be
hind and Danville third Law Suit. an
even money horse, finished last Time.
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I0nrk0. b r. hW Tnc0.
WIN Collins. Londfn.
Can collins ..........
Hydro. b. D.. hY HYDRO
Ern. W 81 Mailow. Nrf.
Washington g.. ff.fMal-
lrwI ....
fiur1 AKw0rthF. hr Do b.
FLYING ANw0rthV. bred
Jam laon. Arden. pa.
Iamla0uD ......
Trcdeli bF D. rrrvar-
ffr. lHarI
Direct Mack h.r hv SO.
kinney WIN Wnfffa
WhonlIng Vs. va. lWaf
nIaI de
Craze Cinr Dr. m r
Clay brown
RfruhanHIilr p. fUr.urf
Gilbert ~ h hv Tom
rnV Harris H r. Wine
lne. Taylor. ODE. IN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-02
why HAIR SEEMS
STICKY AND sTRINaY

The reason may be surprising because
1t Is so simpie-both are the result of
improper cleansing. often the materials
used for cleansing remain upon the hair
instead OF being rinsed out, as should
be the case. This is especially true of
egg shampoos and number a prep
arations recommended for a hundred
uses, from polishing metal to beautify-
ing the skin. In washing the hair II is
not advisable TO use a makeshift, but
always use a preparation made for
shampooing only. You can enjoy tho
best that is known for about three cents
shampoo, by getting package of
canthrox from your druggist; dissolve
a teaspoonful in cup Of hot water and
your shampoo is ready After its use
the hair dries rapidly, with uniform
color. Dandruff, excess oil and dirt are
dissolved and entirely disappear Your
hair viii be so fluffy that It win look
much heavier than II is. It's Iuster and
softness win also delight you. while the
stimulated scalp gains the health which
insures hair growth.-Advertiseme
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ssnspsis Of Rssvlous OAAUasrs.


The New York police are mysufied by
q series OF mnrders and other crimes. The
principal clue 20 the criminals ie a warn.
Ing letter, which IL sent the victims
signed with a ''ciutching hand" The lat.
est victim Of the myeterious assassin y
president. Hts daughter, Elaine. employs
Craig Kennedy. the famous scientific dc
toctive, 20 try to nnravei the mystery
What Kennedy accomplished Is told by
his friend. Jameson. newspaper man.
Each chapter deals with a new plot
against the lives Of Kennedy and Elaine
but each time the master criminal is de-
feated by the marvellous skill OF Ken
needy. Al last Kennedy discovers the
Clutching Hand 20 be Elaine'a trusted
lawyer, Bennett. HIS identity known. he
flees 20 the den OF q Chinese criminal,
who had assisted him IN many OF his
After the Cinnamon forces Bennett 20
tell the secret hiding place Of bis stolen
wealth. he gives him n potion which Will
suspend animation for months. In this
Unconscious state. Kennedy SEES Bennett
ming displayed by these Chinese criminals
IN preventing Kennedy from locating
BENEFITS fortune. that bring new perils
wu Fang kidnaps Elaine. believing she
has the cryptic ring which will open the
vault 70 Benretta wealth Kennedy
makes a duplicate ring TO offer WI Fang
for Elaine's release. but his plan falls
WI Fang enters Elaine's home concealed
IN q huge vase. RECEIVERS the real ring
Later he opens the vault. but 10 pro-
vented from carrying away 100000
worth Of iewelry by the unexpected ar
the Clufching Hands wealth now in his
possession he turns 70 the task Of find
INK Elaine.
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"Look!" he said. turning to his misco-
scope.
our electric incubator and placed a drop
on slide. II was some of the blood in
fected by the germs carried by the tick.
That is how our blood looked-before
the new nurse arrived" he smiled. while
Elaine looked at it in horror,
Then he pricked his arm and let a
drop smear on another slide
Now look at that-perfectly normal"
he added.
"oh-I'm so glad" she exclaimed radi-
sntly.
"Normal-thanks to you. Yea saved us.
You were Just in time" cried Craig TAX
ing both her hands in his.
CTo be Continued.)
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distress and caused her hair to fall out.
applied various remedies without her
receiving any benefit. At last with but little
faith began the use Of Cuticura Soap as a
shampoo and then applied the Cuticaura
Ointment. In one week her trouble was all
gone and she has never been bothered since. "
(signed) Mrs. Lucy B. Utley June 20. 1914.
For red.xrough. chspped and bleeding
hands. itching. burning palms. and painful
nnger-ends with shapeless nails. one-night
Cuticra treatment works wonders.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad.
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-02

great deal. II came In vel
low blisters which would
break and run and where
the matter would go 10
would break out again.
She could not rest at night.
1t itched and burned. She
would scratch and cry all
night. The trouble spread
very fast. II gave her great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-02
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A few moments later the door Of the
apartment opened His face showed his
disappointment. 1t was stranger.
Miss septiX is ill.," she introduced.
"and sent me to take her place"
The doctor looked about Very well.
then" he said briskly. seeing his prepara-
tons. Are you ready to go ahead?'
She nodded and threw off her coat that
covered her Immaculate white uniform.
The specialist plunged intellectually
into his work by saving us now. Hand
me that needle, please" he directed the
false nurse
She moved over TO the table nearby
and took it up. pausing only long enough
to dip It secretly into vial she carried
with her.
Please hurry" repeated the doctor.
She turned from the table and handed
Il to him. He adjusted It and already
held it poised for the thrust which was
not TO cure but to poison us further.
''weepy Nary cried a frightened voice
at our door.