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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-11
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK
Potomac League.


Grouuds-South end nav yard bridge ard Gov
eminent Hospital
Monday-CongreSs Heights Drilley.
Tuesday-G. H. l. Machinists.
Wednesiay-St. Teresa We. FairlawE.
Thursiay-Machinists w. Drlery.
Ffiday-Fairiawn vs.. G.. II. I.
Saturday-Copgress Heights St Teresa.
Northwest Sunday School League.
Grounds-Georgia avenue anS-Kenyou street.
Monday Emmanuel vs.. Central
TuGsday-Whitnsy Brightwood-
Wednesdsy-Opea date.
Thursda--Centrsl vs.. Whitney.
fritay-BrigEtwocd ". Emmanuel
SstLTGay-Open date.
East Wash. 8. s. League
Grounds-Fffth street and Fiorida avenue north
Mcnday-Advent rs Keller
Tuesday-RefOrn alton Fifth.
Wednesisy-keler ST. Agnes
Thursday Advent Va. Reformation.
Friday-F:fth rs. kelle:.
Sa:urGay-St. Agnes Advent.
Terminal u. r.. I. VI. C. A. League.
Grounds East Il Union Station.
Monday Station 6. General Office.
MISREPRESENTATION Auditors vs.. Car Department.
wednesday-General Office vs. Car Department.
Thursday-Auditors Station.
Frdar-Open date.
Terminal r. II. Y. VI. c. A. Morning
League.
Grounds-East o. Union Station.
neutrality-suspicious. vs. Baggage.
Wednesdav-lagGage u. Car Department.
Tuesday-Shops W. Car Department.
Thursday-Shors Transportation
RosedaIe League.
Grounds-RoseriaI. Playground.
Monday-St. Paul vs.. Crescents.
TIesday-Hoy Name Rosedale
Wednesday-CrCscents Gibraltar.
Thursday-Rcsedale vs. Columbia
Friday-Ho!y Name St. Paul.
Saturdsy-Cresccnts vs. Rosedale.
Catholic Church League.
Grcunds-Sixth street and Florida avenue north
nast
Monday Excursion
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Government League.

Government League.
Grounds, White Lot
Monda, -ForcStrrs vs.. Library.
Tires iav- Commerce VS.. Bureau.
Wedne~dsy-Dne date.
ThUrssday-NlVy vs.. Commerce
Fridsy-FNe+tcrs VS.. Bureau.
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Grounds-Rose,ial. Playground.
Nonday-St. Paul vs. Crescents.
Tdesday-Holy Name vs.. Rosedale
Wednesdsy-CrCsCents vs. Gibraltar.
Thursday -Rcsedale vs.. Columbia.
Friday-Ho!y Name VS.. st. Paul.
Saturdsy-Cresccnts vs.. Rosedale
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Runs-Dampier ~. Torbert ~. Hermann o.
Walker Cross ~. Borland Schaefer 81. Wilson.
Meyrowitz. Underwood 81. Crawford Livingston "a.
Sill 81, Murphy. GrIdd Minitc. Hastings e.
Searcs. Fir=t base erTors-Married Men, O.;
Single Men 8 Left on bascs-Married Men, A.
Single Men II. First ha-e hails-Of Schaefer.
5; off TOrbert 4; off SeaIlr' 6. Innings pitched-By
Schaefer 5; 10y Tofbert. 4. Hits made-Of schaefer,
9: off Torbert II. Struck Out-By Schaefer, 4; BY
Tortert }; Iy Searles g. Home un-Sill. Three
base hits-Crawford, Dampier. Two-base hits-Un-
derwood Crawford Livingston. Mniic. Walker.
Umlire-Mr. Daily. Time Of gzme-2 hours
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TO PLAY POST TEAM.
Lincoln Clubmen to Battle Fort
washingt0n To-day.

The lincoln A. c. will journey to Fort Wash
inston. Md. today and play Lieut. Kilburn's crack
post team.
with Danny Hurd behind the bat
The Lncolns have been greatly Strengthened by
the addition Of ''Speed'' Prince q star outfelder
and Bill Kirkland. q shortneIder Of unusual
ability. and the return Of 'Taeks' Mccarthy TO
the lineup.
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DRILLERY AND G. H. |.
BATTLE TO A DRAW

Drillery and G. H. /. played an
eight Thinning 7-to-7 tie in the Potomac
League yesterday. Drillery made five
runs in the first inning off Vernstein.
but G. H. l. kept peggfng away and in
the fifth had a two-run lead. In the
seventh Brill messed up Fitzgerald's
grounder and Drillery tied up the
count. The game was called in the
eighth with the score Z apiece. Score:
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LAUREL CLUB EASY.
Lincoln CIubmen Trim Marylanders
in SIugfest, 16 to ..

Laurel. Md. July i0.-The Lincoln A. c.,
of Washington. completely outclassed the
local team here today, the Capital City
boys winning. 10 to 3.
Ray Bischoff's pitching was too much
for the locals. He held them to four hits
and struck out thirteen.
Speed" Prince led the hitting for Lin
coin with four hits in five trips to the
pan. Bill Kirkland connected for two
homere Score.
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Street HOPEFUL :
ON Note ISSUE
Conciliatory Tone of German
Answer Brings Market
Raise.
SOME STANDARDS DOWN
Chicago Rock Island Touches New
Bottom Price-Mexican Petroleum
and Southern Rails Lose.
SOME STANDARDS DOWN

New York. July 10-Aithoush the Ger
man reply to the American note was not
considered satisfactory. its conciliatory
tenor was accepted in the financial dis
trict as indicating a disposition to spar
for time, which in the eyes Of Wall
Street indicates a favorable outcome
shorts, therefore. were eager pur-
chasers of stocks today, with the result
that prices rose from l to 9 points clos
Ing around the highest for the season.
Strength was shown at the beginning
of trading. initial prices showing gains
ed from fraction to II 1-2 points. Read
Ing and Union Pacific showing the
largest overnight advances. Shortly after
the opening there was a fractional recess
sion from the best, but in the last hour
the general tone improved with Steel
Reading and Union Pacific the leaders
Some Standnrds Down.
The favorable statement of the United
States Steel Corporation showing an in
crease in untitled orders of 4l3,5S9S tons
for June, or double the expansion ex-
pected, did not come out until the clos
ing of the market. so that its influence
is expected to find reflection in Mon
days session. The advance underway
when the market closed today is ex-
pected to continue through the fore
noon Monday
While the standard railroads seemed
to have lost their gloom the day was
not without its low records for this
group. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
touched a new bottom. while Missouri
Pacific sold around the low record es-
tablished on Friday In the case of the
latter dissatisfaction is growing at the
drastic readjustment plan announced
early last week.
Mexican Petroleum was an exception to
the general strength of the list. Its
weakness was due to the euncountering
of stop-loss orders for more than 1000
shares that We Touched on when the
stock sold under 20.
Southern Rails Lose.
American Coal products common con-
tinued to touch new high prices. advanc-
ing II IL point to 150. a gain of so points
in less than a month.
Stocks of Southern railroads failed to
show any resiliency, Seaboard Air Line
losing half point; Louisville and Nash
VILE remaining unchanged: Southern
Railway common unchanged. with the
preferred up IL point. Distillers Securi-
ties rose l point on expectation that the
will show earnings for the fis-
cal year, ended June 90. equal TO about
= per cent in stock
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Gold Reserves Drop $1s, 800, 900.

Gold reserves Of the Federal reserve
banks decreased 81. 100 during the past
week. according to the weekly statement
of condition for the reserve system. made
public by the Federal Reserve Board last
night. This decrease was more than on
set, however. by an increase Of $15, 800 900
In gold, held to the credit Of the banks
in the gold settlement fund in the Treas
ury vaults
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'Batted fo- Vincent in the ninth.
Runs-Gallagher. Ardego. Albaugh. Left bases
Raleigh, q; Hyattsyille. 5. First base on balls
on Bundon. !: OF Halloran Hits msde-Oh
Raleigh. Z: Hyattsville. S. First base on balls
Blundon, :: OF Haloran. II. Struck out-By Blum
don. Il; by Halloran, 8 Three-base hit-Blundon.
Two-base hits-Blundon. Ardigo, Grissom. Sacrifice
hits-Loveless. Gallagher. Stolen bases-Bornet C).
Terrell Gallagher. Grissom ~. Lake. Ardiso. Key
worth t2, Williams 81. Double plays-Halorsn
to stephens to Fenwick. Vincent to Devln. Hit
BY pitcher-By Hal,e=an. Loselcss- via pitch
Blundon. Passed bal-LoveesS Umpre-Mr.
Knutt. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Y. M. H. A., z: Berwyn. 5.

Runs-Cohen t,i. Ur7is. Godstein. Schnur Hell.
fort. kritt. DooIoy. Burch. Borleau 81. Earned
runs-f. NJ. II. A.. 4; Berwyn. /. First base by
errors-Y. NJ X. A.. 4; Berwyn. .. Left OF.
bases-Y. NJ. II. A., 4; Berwyn. l. First base
on balloon Jensen. !. Struck out-By Jenser
10: by W. Turner, 3. Three-base hit-Kritt Two
base hits-Carmel Burch ~. kettner. Stolen bases
--Golds;ein. Helfort. OS1s. BeTlear. W. Torbert
Kettner. Double plsy-Frost to Doolry Hit BY
pitcher-By Jensen. /; by W. Turner. ]. Passed
halls-Kritt %. Balk-Jensen
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Runs-Moreand Crews e. Harper 70, I.v,.,-
son, Hayes. Miller. First base by errors-Trsns-
portation. 4: Telegraph. ). Left on bases-Trsns-
portation. J; Telegraph, 4. First base on balls
on miller, :; on Hoppe. . Struck out-By Miller.
.; by Hoppe. 6. Home rin-Iawrenson. mr..
base hit-Crews. Twobase Moreland. sac71
nee fy-Barrett. Stolen bases-Crews D,Iey
Hoppe Double plays-Turner to Harper to Crews.
hoppe to Evans. Hit .yb pitcher-By Home Mil
Ter. Umpires-Messrs Dorsey and Lsyrrnson Tim.
Of game-l hour and II minutes
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Blame Punch on rabbit"

Bostonians are Wishing that Rabbit Maranvilie
would devote himself exclusively to baseballing and
cut out the banquet and smoker stuff They clair,
that The Rabbit. because he's devoting much
Il his leisure to being the gncst Of honor at
different a6ain in Bostoo isn't playing the sams
that b did Last year. and they figure that with
Mafansirle "o6" form the Brays, are minus about
- Per cent q the MA punch.
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Departmental League.

Runs-Lee Harmed. willhide ~. Mckay ~. Ben
mott y, Cutting (3i Sness, Dilsaver. Stringer.
williams. First base by errors-War, /: Printers.
& Left On hses-waf. 6; Printers. 4 First
base on halls-Of Bennett. 2; on Schmidt
struck out-By Bennett. d; BY Schmidt. !. Three
h.ss hit-WIlhide Two-base hits-Lee. p. Clark,
Mclaughlin Hit by nitcher-By Schmidt. > Wild
ri,ch-Schmidt Passed balIs-Harmel t2, Sues
Ja Balk-Bennstt Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Tine oil
came-l hour and 10 minutes.
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SINGLE MEN WIN.
Land Annual Game from Married
Men in Navy Department Contest.

In the annual game between the mar
ried men and the single men of the Blu
reau OF Construction and Repair of the
Navy Department, played yesterday, the
lonesome lads vanquished their hitched
brethren. 10 to Is. Yesterdays game was
the fourth time such an affair has been
staged, and the single boys have been
victorious on each occasion.
Both teams clouted the ball with start
ling frequency. Also, at times, the pitch
ers showed flashes of brilliancy. But
the abundance of pep displayed by tn.
free from all-trouble crowd proved too
dashing for the more dignified and sedate
married folks, and they were unable to
keen I'D to the pace Score:
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TrOunds. KandIe Pafk.
Sunday-0Tun Hill vs.. Steel Plant.
TueStial-Ranile 4. G. w. Hamilton 4. c.
Wedncsdat-O1on Hill W. Congress Heights
Thursday Randle 4. c. rs. Steel Plant.
Fridav-HamIlton 4. c. VS.. Congress Heights
Saturdsy-Randle A. @. vs.. ONon Hill.
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Runs-MoCsrthy q Frirce ~ ki1klani t2l.
Nelson e.. Vanderiip Howard co. Zupnik CT.
Connors. Rischof. Beall. G. Duran ~. Left on
tsses-Linculn. :: Laurel. 6. First base on balls
on BischoH. !; oil Newman. >: on BcaIl ..
Struck ou;-By Bischof. %; by Bcall 6. Home
-Ins-Kirklsnd ~. Three base hit-Prrce Two
base hits-Hov ard. Zupnik. Vanderlp. C. Duyall.
Sacrifice hits Bond l2l Stnlca bases-vaudsrlip
Howard a.. Bischof ~. Nelson ~, Prince 81,
Zupuik Ccl. Connors o.. rmrire-Mr. schaefer.
Time Of game hours
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Runs-Acihan. Newman. Daniels. Ouera, Dun
bar. Stevens. Reynolds Thompson 80. Marine.
f1aherty. Meade. First bass by errors-Reformation
}; st. Agnes, J. Left bases-Reformatiou g:
ST. Agnes, s. First base balls-On Newman L:
o6 Meade 4. Struck out-By Newman 6; by Meade
5. Three-base hiis-Munay. Benner. Two-base hits
-Flaherty, McPhilomy. Stolen hases-Mc3han n
Omen t9. Dunbar. Newman Marine 60 Thomp-
son to Cmpirc-Mr kerper Time Of sameI
hour and = minutes
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Catholic Church League.

Runs-Ianc Ca. Llmbath. Gilbert. Wassamsn.
Bernard CantwelI ~. Howard IT,. Haser ~.
Wood. Fitzgerald. Brand ~. Tolhard- First base
by errors-St. Dominics. 4: Sacred Heart, l. Left
On hascs-St Domincs 4: Sacred Heart. 6. First
base on baIls-Of Curtin. ); off Cussack. .; of
Marsden. s. Innings pitched-By Curtin. %; By
Cussack, Is; by Marsden. s. -3. Struck out.By
Marsden. g. Home rrn-Haser Threeoase mt
Rernard Two-base/ hits-Brand, Marsden. Stolen
tascs-CartweIl. Howard. Wood t2). Hit By pitcher
By Marsden (Gilbertl. Passed balls-kissel ~.
Impire-Mr. Can. Time Of game-l hour and 20
minutes
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r out. touched by coach.

'Laber out, touched by coach.
Runs-Brill. Hassenstab ~. Carrico Riston ~,
Vernstein. KooSle Murray ~. Spaulding e.. Fitz-
gerald Rhnenart. First base bslls-Of Nernstein,
!: of Henderson. s. Struck out-By Eernstein. 2: by
Henderson. g Two base hits-RiSton koogle- Sac
rihce hit-Hendcrson. Stolen bsses-Hassenstab t2l.
Toohill e. Nsrnsten. Murray. Fitzgerald ~. Null
lin. Rhinehart Luber. Eckendorf. Double TdaN-
Basscnsab 10 Ristcn to Hsssenstah. Hit by pitcher
By Henderson. .. Wild pitch-Nernstcin. Passed
ball Carrco.
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Marshall Easily Beats Davis.

New York July lo.-Clarry Marshslrs superior
knowledge II boxing proved too much for Danny
Davis At the Lmsace Club lax night n . ten-
round bout. Marsaan easily e3rnins the p'Vniar
verdict.
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y To Play White Sen.

Ia Eupars A. @ VIII journey 10 AIexsndria,
Va. sunday I'd nsst IL stEuug White Son A. c.,
q that city. Ihs empire tsan yin 1ssss Mount
fsw spa esss a Enpirss scheduia An arvk-
el1 49, u6Ahg - m ua sddsu 3. =
- 49, ~ y ~ ansthsnA
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Trnxton. 8: Shamrocks, z.

Runs-Horan ~. Hasselbush, D1I1er, BeauFeru,
Zimmerli 49, Smith kenners, Poole e.. Harold
~. spates Left on bases-Truxton. S; Sham
locks Z First base balls-Oh Zimmerh. ); on
Deck l. Hits made-Of Zmmerh. 10; on Deck.
! Is struck out-By Zimmerli. 9: by Deck. 10. Two
base hit-Beaurerd. Hasselbush. Sacrifice hits
Koran. Mcconnell Dier. Hit by pitcher-By
Deck . Balk-Zimmerli. Umpires-Messrs.
Burke and Hughes Hime Of Game-l hour and %
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Eagles Trim Federals.

Alexandria. Va Jub W.-By the score Of to q
team rpressptng Alva Aerie No. sl, FlaternaI
Order Of Easss. this afternoon defeated the Caren
don Fsderals. Of Alexandria County. The game
VAS twelve innins affair. and was witnessed by
large crowd. festurc Of the game was the
pitching q White for the Eagles
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EVANSVILLE Is BEATEN.
Raleigh Hotel Club Trims Mary
landers by to o Score.

Raleigh Hotel shut out Hyattsville yes
terday 80. Loveless. the Raleigh's star
catcher, exceeded himself. He handled
Blundon's difficult delivery like a big
Lacquer. Blundon accounted for thirteen
men via the strike-out route Score:
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Junior Holy Name League.

Runs-Lynch. Flaherty, Sullivan. Roddy. Dhon.
McKeeuy Albert Kane First hasr on ball,-Od
Rittenour 2; OF Roddy, Struck put-Rittenour.
q: Roddy O. Tnrec-bsse hit-Sulfvad. Stolen hases
Lynch. smoot. Roddy. Dillon. umpirs-Mr. Fan
shaw .h
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Declares Big Dividend.

The Fidelity Storage Company has de.
ciared its seventeenth semi-annual divi-
dend Of 3 IL per cent. payable July Is to
stockholders OF record since July 1.
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TELEGRAPH HANDED ZEROS.
Transportation Grabs One-sidet
I Suggest by to O Count.

In well-played game Transportation
aefeated Telegraph yesterday In the
Southern Railway League by a score of
to o. Miller's pitching was easily tn,
feature. not hit being charged against
HIM until the seventh inning. Hoppe, for
Telegraph, also pitched effectively, but
was victim of poor support in the sec
ond inning, when Transportation scored
five runs Score.
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'Irolnd7. North OF Agricultural Building
Monday-B. \. |. v. Secretary.
TursiSy-Roads vs.. Markets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. Chemistry.
Thursday Arlington vs. r. +. /.
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Junior Holy Name League.

Grounds North Caritol Bryant. and Thirty Nth
streets and Wisconsin
Monday-St. Stephens ST. Jcserhs; st. Alloy
sus vs. St Dcmnics.
Tuesday-Trinity vs. St Martins: St. Peters vs. st.
Aloysius.
Misunderstanding vs. st. Sterhcns: st. Dominics
Us. St. Nincents.
Thursiay-St. Martins vs.. ST. Josephs; St Steph-
ems Us. St. Peters
Friday-Trinity vs.. st. Alcysius; St. Domincs Va
ST. Martins.
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PhiladeIphia, Pa, July lO.-CharIe.
B. Durborow. the swimmer, has an.
nouhced ms intention of making q third
Bay. His second attempt, made last
Saturday, resulted In a failure because
q storm came up and prevented his
fresh after being In the water 10 hours
and 81 minutes -
The big swimmer started at dawn
from Cape Charles and got to within
six miles OF his goal before being
forced TO retire because Of the unfa.
vorAble weather. - .
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Grounds-Sixth street and Florida arenus north.
cast
Monday-Excursion.
Tuesday-St. Margarets ST. Josephs
Wednesday-St. DCminics Holy Name.
Thrsdsy-St. Peter, rs. ST. Josephs.
Friday-St. Dominics Sacred Heart.
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0rounds. Diamond No. :. Monument Lot.
Nonday-G. r.. o. vs.. War and Navy.
We6naday -Agricnlture rs. Navy Yard.
Fsiday-Dufeau W G. r. O.
eannday-war snd Navy Va Nag Yard
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Departmental League.

GROUNDS. W mite Lot.
Mcnliy-Agriculture VS.. Treasury.
TIesday-Interior vs. War.
Wednrsday-Tr sIrry vs. Printers
ThursLay-War ". Agriculture
Friday-P:in ". interior.
Saturiay-pVcn date.
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Southern r. r. League.

Grounds. Monument Grounds.
Monday-Tansrortati W. Bookkeeping.
Tuesday-Rcll Estate Us. Law.
Wednesday Purchasing VS.. Traffic.
Thursday Bookkeepers VS.. Real Estate
Friday-LSw vs.. Purchasing.
Saturday Traffic w. Transport ation
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS
Baltimore. :: Newark, >
Buffalo. Z; Brooklyn. =
st. Louis. 9: Pitt -brrrh l.
Chicss 90 karsas CAty-Raii
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New Orleans.


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Ud AskaA
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Reins Constantly Supplied With
ThedfVrd's Black-Dr9ught. !

McDuf. VaA - suffered for several
years" says Mrs. J. b. Whitaker, Of
This place, "wAh sick Headache, aud
stomach trouble.\ /
Ten years ago q friqnd told me to try
Thedfords Black-Qr9ught, which did,
and found ii TO beAthe Best family medi-
cine fof young and)pldl
keep Iack-Dra,elt OH hand all the
time NOW, aud when\h by children feel q
little bad they ask Irpckfor dose, and it
does them more good Man any medicine
they eyer tried. w
We never have alloAg spell of sick
ness III Our family, sinceSwe commenced
using Black Draught3
Theflford's Black Draught is purely
vegetable, and'has been pund to regu-
late weak stotnactS, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion, jcolic, Wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
1t has been in Constant isef for more
Than 70 years, and has beAefited more
than a alilliqn people.
Your druggist isels and recommends
Black-Dra4ght. Price only R5c, Oct Ia
package to-day. 7 NC ia
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Half Your Living
without Money Cost

a night or wrong start in 1915 will
make or break most farmers in the
Cotton States. We are all facing a
crisis on cotton. Cotton credit is I'D.
get. The supply merchant cannot ad-
vance supplies on 1915 cotton. You
must do your best 10 produce Oh your
own acre. the food and grain supplies
that have made ny most OF your store
debt In the past.
A good piece ~ garden ground,
rightly planted, rightly tended and
kept planted the year round, can be
made 10 pay half Your living. II Will
save you more money than you made
on the best FIVE acres of cotton you
ever grew But Il must be real
garden, and not Tie mere one plant
Ing patch in the spring and fan
IIaatBaa 1915 Seed BOOK tells all
about The right hind Of a money-aay-
ing garden and the yeget ables to put
in il. It tolls about the field crops
as well and shows you the clear road
~ real farm prosperity. comfort and
Independence IT'S FREE Send for
# today 10 n. c. HASTINGS & CO,
Atlanta, Gs.-AdVt.
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PIANO SALE
Begins Monday, 18Th, continues
Two Weeks.
' ! I X T K S & N A Nm

Have arranged with Bjor Bros,
the famous firm of New York, to
stop off in Brunswick, a car of
their hlgh-grade Pianos and
Plano-Piayers, before they are
forwarded on to Atlanta, their
Southern headquarters. This
is a very rare opportunity for
any local people interested in
Pianos or Piano-PIayers
There are absolutely no Pianos
that rank higher than the makes
Of this noted firm.
Mr. Gavin, special represent
alive of these famous manufac-
turers will conduct the sale and
will gladly call on any one in
terested.
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COMFORTING WORDS.
Many Brunswick Household Will
Find Them So

Many a Brunswick Household Will
Find Them So.
10 have the pains and aches of IA
bad back removed to be entirely
fee from annoying. dangerous urina-
r.. disorders, is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. The for
lowing advice of one who has sur-
fercd will prove comforting words
to hundreds Of Brunswick readers:
John Vent, 61l Newcastle St,
Brunswick, says: Il was suffering
iEom dun, hcary ache in the small
of my back and it was there all
the time. The kidney secretions were
too frequent and scanty and caused
burning sensation. ! also had diz-
ny spells. Alter taking one box of
Doan's Kidney Pills, ! was relieved.
didn't have any trouble for some
time after. have never used but
one box Of Doan's Kidney Pills, for
as soon as the trouble leaves me
stop. ! believe if ! had taken
tbs remedy right straight along /
Wcnid have been cured"
Price 10c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask Tor kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Wcmtz had. Fo,aor-Mi!burn
CO., Props, Buffalo, \. y.
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Personals

J. W. Bell Of Atlanta spent ycstcr-
day in the city.
T. l.. Ceilings of Macon is in the city
on a short visit.
J. J. Willingham Of Douglas spent
yesterday in the city.
SIDNEY l.. Moore OF Savannah was
in the city yesterday.
l.. c, Frazier OF Birmingham is
spending "A day or two in the city.
\. G. Reynolds of Waycross was
among the visitors 10 the city yester-
day
Frietnds of +. l., stephens will re-
greet to learn that he is i'll at his. home
on Union street.
W. N. Knapp of Savannah was
among those registered at the Oglc.
thorpe yesterday. -
{. II. LeaVy, who has been quite
i'll AT his home on Union street, is
somewhat improved.