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Indiana Mans Kidneya
Troubles Disappear

after suffering nan months from
Kidney trouble. wrItag W a. T1H.
of NublnavI1e. Ind. and after hav-
ing tried many remedies and urorUrIp-
finur. d purchased "a box ~ Folev
kidney pile. They not only dld
me more good than any other remedy
D had ever used. but they positively
nef my Kidneys right Other mem
terH 20 nv family have used aama
Win similar results
prom every state Iu fha Union come
unsolicited letters telling of nHfIH.
factory results from Foley Kidney
Pile When tho kidneys become
riuNErf up. get GluEFIah. and nltor
aud strain out % fho blood only part
of fnn poisonous waste matter ffn
balance remnluH nud g~Irrufntrn
through che rFFfcu, uric acid forms.
nud swollen. painful joint and mus.
lifa ore che result
Eoiry kidney pills cleanse ADD tone
uu the kldnoNn. nn that haCtarhr.
r~hrumatlnm. core munrInH. urhiuW
Joints annoying bladder disorders
sod Irregularities aoaa ~dirauucar.
ror sale ~ John ooiemaa 90.
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SIDE TALKS
Needles and Pins
(By Ruth Cameron.

a neiEhbor OF mine was telling a story.
or something that had happsned to him
SELF and his wife. His wife was pres
ent Three times she broke In upon him
with. Oh no. my dear. M wasn't what
ne said" and similar corrective interrup-
ttons.
They haven't been married very Ing
and he bro the interruptions patiently.
thugh ! Guild see he was chatting under
them. The third time. however. he said
with a EeutleneFs that evidently hold In
leash considerable impatience. Are you
telling this story. my dear. or am ="
We are. my dear she laughed
Then III yield my share 20 YOU. he
CANT I Interrupt Ny Own Husband,
What. can't I Interrupt my own hus-
band once In a whiloT" she questioned.
pouting prettiiy
And because Shey haven't been mar
Rod very Ions. Re answered. q uppnas
III have 70 let you if you want TO-
But I'm afraid thsra1u come n DAY
when he won't suppose that.
M, not afraid. for . don't So why ~
shouldn't
L think this habit that ~ many wives
and husbands both contract of Interrupt.
unfortunats. b. put II mildly. WY
.ant J interrupt my own husband or
Wife ~ the cnHe may De-. De- their
l1sEht or a. least their suhconsriou=
And Why should you. str or madam.
Hny worse than you would interrupt
Was ~ In The Nar1ag. s.rvto.y
What was there in the mfrrIrus rlr.
Vice That conferred ON you fne right f.
hu rude o. your partner Love. Hnrar.
cherish untu death Ur a. part. ID. nrf
nnd ~ Or ~ m these words nr phrases
The closer any HrniHl relationship fHa
more dauEsr ~ friction. tho m4ra frnr-
~ ~ friction the more need 0f fha NM.
rIratinH Old % tact and courtesy Ma.
'Iga Dr. the closest social r.ItHur.HI.
'uaf EXISTS Why thDu SHOULD ua fia.
uenss with even that measure rf tH.f
md courtesy that we usa uitH uuf
Ths wife who listened 20 H.r
Husbands stories.
] once met uf u friends home , ,ea
man whose husband tnld Ions aud tsII
ous stories f uaH worth fh. ITsfIur
DO Indicted 10 SEQ fha rpurtart and ~.
protanaa ~ Interest uIfr which 900 Isf
sncd Co nlml despite fHr fa.t chat -
Was hnr husband. IHHf fH.. ua.. |..r
July tedious even OFF H nr.f hrlf|rr ana
boz sla must have heard thrW H bun.
dfef limos
EntsrinF r. room sIfhauf Eaa.sinr
cToninH onrh nfhurH f.II.U. I~uuIflfI.f.
iur lu~tDrrurtfnH wHIIrH a I.af .F I..
other faults nuI fuIHI.s Inr outsider.
lhnEn nf . ..'. ufHrf rrimaf
IF q WH"rniuH IHHIII II.". HrH some
OF fHa .fIaUnIr. HHI.a fl uHI.l husband.
HnI uNfH tHfuE fhrH H.U. H HUHf H.
NIrfuU ~ fnUIU r.IH ..nH...
NH dnnf IHt, u HIHHI H uH .lI
rIFhfH HH"r IHIlNHH Nr.HEa | this
a rfht 90 ODD HH CERTAINLY IHaf IIui
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VIII Entertain Friends.

Misses Josephine Connolly u Vir-
ginia Veterinarian Will entertain a
party OF their friends this evening. at
the home of Miss Connolly on North
Huron street. The hours will be most
enjOyably spent In games n a luncn.
O OF pretty appointments Will aud
another pleasing feature. Decorations
will BE- prettily arranged in orange
and black and other novelties OF All
Saints eve. The guests will include
Misses
Amy Northwood Josephine Connolly
Ruth Bonnesan Virginia McGrana-
Virginia Nay han
Lucinda Chambers
Messrs.
John Brunei Moss Rose
Carl Nay Lewis Wagner
viii Cotton
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Edward McAninch. of Martins Ferry.
and Mr.. Morton Kreiger will be inter
ested in the announcement of their
wedding. which was solemnized last
evening at the parsonage of the NJ. r.
church OF Martins Ferry. the pastor.
Rev. j. b. McClay. officiating. The at
tendants were Mrs. Carrie Ware and
Mrs. Earl Hammond. The bride was
attired in a handsome suit of dark blue
broadcloth. with accessories TO har-
mcnize. \ small reception was held
al The home of the bride. and later an
elaborate dinner was served. the table
decked with a pleasing arrangement
OF pink and white. The bride is a
most charming young roman and has
many friends in this city who will ex-
tend their good wishes. Mr.. Kreiger
is the sol Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
kreiger. Of Martins Ferry. and a well
knOwn glassworker. They will take
up their residence in Martins Ferry.
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wind.or Luncheon Today.

Miss Alberta Coleman Of Scio. Ohio.
will be complimentFd with n of the
weeks most delightful affairs today at
the Hotel Windsor. hwen her hostess.
Mrs. = VI. Cellar OF 81. Clairsville.
entertains q large party Of friends a.
luncheon. Mrs. Charles DouEherty OF
Brooksidc. the sister OF Mrs. Cellar.
win assist her in the pleasant duties OF
hostess.
Halloween ideas viii predominant
IN the tables appointments and the
guests will number nearly seventy. in
Guiding NAV Of this city's set.
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One OF the many jolly AFFAIRS closing
October will be the party of Friday
evening given at ehe home OF Miss
Marie Rolf. OF Park View. A small
party Of Miss Rolls friends will assist
In welcoming the guests. who will in
clude a large assembly Of young folks
from Highland Park. Many mysteri.
Gus plans for the entertainment of the
visitors have been made. and all sorts
OF fancy frills will be added 10 the
old-time Jack-o.Lantern decorations
The hostesses of the evening will be
Misses
Marie Rolf. Alice Norton.
Genevieve Nor Virginia Sweeney
ton, Elizabeth Bouiey.
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Charity Whist this EVENING.

The Girls Guild Of the Eoff Street
Temple Guild. will give a charity
whist N the rooms Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association. this evening.
This will be one OF the gay affairs OF
the week and a large number will De
in attendance. Prizes will be awarded
at the close of the games TO those
achieving high scores.
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A very quiet. but pretty. wedding
vas solemnized last evening al the
Thomson VI. r. church by Rev. W. G.
HartinEer. tho principals being Miss
Anna Loretta I'm. OF bridgeport. and
Mr.. Clyde Irwin Voltz. OF the Island.
Tho ceremony was attended by only
tho immediate families Of the couple.
The bride was dressed In q very be.
coming suit Of African brown broad.
cloth. with hat. shoes and gloves of
D. SAME shade. After n short trim 10
the lakes tho young couple VIII lake
up their residence 81 fJg North Huron
street. on the Island. The following
announcements will be- received to.
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas nam. Ir.
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Anna Loretta
90
clyde Irwin Volt.
Wednesday. October twentv-sotcn
~ thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
Wheeling. W. Va
So home
After November no
$50 North Huron ST.
city
Kreiaer-WcAnirch
The many friends of Miss NarraInt
McAninch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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The VIM. II. Cooke Circle Of the
Second Presbyterian church will serve
the third Of their %luncheons today at
the church. corner OF Market and
Twentieth street. The hours are from
II until 1870 O'Clock and the public
Is cordially invited to be in attend
ance.
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TWlGS DISCUSS
HOSPITAL AID
NEWLY ORGANIZED BODIES HOLD
iHTkkEsTIGo MEETING
YESTERDAY.
Thursday WIN he Unusually Active pay
In Society ctrcles-Masonac
Ball Tonight

Notwithstanding the approach Of the
ouSy Social season. many Of MheelfuEsz
social set are enthusiastic over the or
sanitation OF the ~Twigs.- an associa-
ton Tor rendering aid TO the ohio Valley
General Hospital. In the care and pre-
paratton Of the hospital linens.
The organization of these has but re-
Gently been started and the large num-
Der OF prominent women interested in
sure the ultimate success OF the under
laking and the continued interest of the
members. Yesterdays meeting AT the
hospital. was called for the discussion
OF proposed plans and other issues OF
the organization. Mrs. G. NJ. Fontsine.
head OF the ohio Valley General Hospi-
tails Training school for Nurses. maize
a Few suggestions. The need OF TOYS
and hghtw weight scrap books for conval-
escent children and also the need or
music - appreciated greatly by patients
OF all ages.
Miss King. head OF the hospital de-
partment. explained the necessary stand
ardized sewing and read specified in.
suuctfons for the fashioning OF the var
tous pieces. Mr.. Piny o. Clarke. the
superintendent OF the hospital. welcomed
the visitors and explained the newly
established dispensary which has been
opened at the hospital for the poor. The
hours are from ? until 3 o'clock. each
day except Sunday. when free eNamina-
ton and medical care will be arranged
for. beginning Monday.
a discussion then followed as TO dates
for meeting and their frequency. and
faVorahly considered TO hold two
meetings monthly. the first and third
Wednesday OF each month.
Tea was served Later by Mrs. q. A
Aschmaa. Mrs. samuel Kraft and Mrs
NJ. y. Cecil Among those present were
the officers and members OF the board.
as follows.
Mrs. W. $. Butler. president.
Mrs. James Cummins. first vice-prcs-
idcnt.
Mrs. G. A. Aschman. second vice
president.
Miss Zoe Mcclure. secretary.
Mrs. Sarah Mccullough. assistant
secretary.
Mrs. G. II. simpson. treasurer.
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Reeention and Dance.

The X-High club Of Martins r'erry.
will open their social eason with a
dance and reception at the Elks' NAH
on Friday, October %. The committee
in charge has spared no pains in or
der that this function might be n
long TO be remembered. The usual
appointments IN keeping with Hal-
lowc'en will be observed.
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We observed TO the young lacy
across the way that most of our po-
ltical troubles are caused by the IN
difterence of so-called good citizens
and she said that vas right and they
certainly had no reason TO complain
when they didn't even take the
trouble TO go to the polls and stuff the
ballot-boVes.
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WOMAN'S CLUB
MUSIC SEASON
AUsPICIoUsLY OPENED AT A. o. U,
". KALI YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
Program was Enriched By Enorts OF
Mrs. Lima HenntR Sherman. Mrs.
Flora williams and othsrE

The Music Department Of the Wo-
mans Club opened It, season yesterday
Afternoon with a recital at tho a. % q.
W. hall. The program was arranged by
Mrs. Lima Hennig-Sherman. assisted
by Mrs Flora Williams and By Mrs.
sherman talented daughter. Miss Ada
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artistic one, and so we'll chosen that not
a NUMBER could have been spared from
the program. Mrs. Williams. Miss
sherman and Mrs. Wollenweber are to
be congratulated on their part in the
afternoons successful aTair.
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a HalIuv rn rHffN uIU b.. rIr.n ..
The WheelfnE t1unfrI TIuh fT.a .U.n.nr
everyone la relufufrd fn attend Ir cool.
tune splendid mueIr HHa h.ru urrfnT. I
Tor The dance prnErau hf Wtlafrra .r.
chestra 30 viii b. Ono Uf fHr gnvraf
events fu fhr rulhr' hfHfnfFf
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charItr MhI,t Y.,i.rdan.

Perfect In every detail and thorough
ly delishtful the charity whist. which
was given yesterday afternoon AZ the
Mercantile Club rooms. was enjoyed
By a large number. Several merry
contests were enjoyed. the following
being successful IN carrying on the
handsome prizes. Miss Marie Heyman
was awarded first prize In whist. Mrs
g. NJ Rice. the second. and Mrs ".
kirtz. the casino prize Mrs Ralph
Kline and Louis Whit were hostesses.
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A. the residence OF -Irs. AI1ert
Shahan. rs South Penn street. the
Kings Daushters o. the Fourth street
VI. =. church will give a Halloween
tea this afternoon The hour are
from swo until five o'clock. during
which a pleasing menu will be served
Special social features win be q de-
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The members Of Glass Eighteen OF
The Thomson ST D. sunday school.
have recently o~rEanized n sewing
club. meeting ON me last Thursday
% evory month. viii give n party I'm
tho parlors Of the church This even.
Ing A commirce has been busy plan
ming = program % unusual attractive.
ness and the pleasure Of n real social
gathering viii be- enjoyed by over
half a hundred guests a prctfily au.
pointed luncheon viii lhc served clos
ng the evening games Tho h-oHfcsepe
Misses Belle tashicy. Ethel Mont
gomery and Edith Maxwell
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hghtful part of the afternoon and all
r cordially invited TO be present. a
small admission fee will be asked.
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Miss Jean Armstrong viii entertain
the Cougeuial club. Of which she h a
member al her home on the National
Road. Saturday evening. Attractive dec.
uratlors viii adorm the rooms. where
I~all0Weeu games VIII be participated
ln Invitations have been issued 70 the
following guests
Margaret Hervey. Mildred Springer
Jean Armstrong; Gave Dorsey. Wilma
Britt Georgia Britt. Jean Britt. Ruth
Anna and Amy Wiutora. Messrs. Monte
Weeks. Charles Weeks. John Mccoy
Ross KLEIN. Russell campbell Karl Win
tiers.
An interesting party waz held al the
home of Miss EeIu Ernmhau on Mon
duN evening. October 90. in honor %
her fifteenth birthday The evening
was spent Of various games after which
H dainty luncheon ona served THE
wallis were drlrcd with Halloween dec
pr1tIuue Miar ErnmhHu received many
tfIrfIfnI rIffr The guests were
Mls.ra- hTdIfu Urumhau. Fern Bran.
EHll. DrrlIh HrirFuTr Prieciiia Cole
mHr. U.I.rI IIarIur Mildred FrnhafI.
Alma HfurIrks. Mildred IaIlue. Mar
Earrf Lewis. GOA My.r. UareI Thouaa
IhfurH Thomas. Heieu Trohuurf. Ilfa
West IIHTfI IHEfr MrHarH Mart~ Beck
o.. II.r.ult Hrier. Eugene stahi Clvfa
NaINrtV 'Ir.H smith. Frank Hrnmhau
N.IaHu NnINUH Irwin TIerishack. VIII.
IIm rfIIfl. William shan. Bernard Cole
m'n Elmer Irtfe Walter FrabclL
C~continuod on Pare Eight,
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Party Saturday.

Miss Eleanor smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. smith. Of South
Penn street. will be hostess. SATURDAY
evening. to a large number OF her
AT her home. Many games
appropriate 20 the Halloween season
viii AFFORD \ merry evening. and the
luncheon served AZ the close will con
tinue illusions Of the mystic day.
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homo iu kirkwoOd. entertained the mem
hers Of her sewing club yesterday after
noon. Needlework furnished an Interest,"
ing afternoon and a luncheon with an
puitmcufs In keeping with the season
was served az 4 o'clock. Those present
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Halloween Party.

Another charming children's marty
OF o-morrow evening will be given at
the home OF Miss Katherine Gundling.
or the Island. Everything will be in
true Halloween style. and all decora-
tons will be in strict observance OF
this occasion. Quite a large number
have been invited. and the young host
esses will be
Misses
Katherine Gund- Rosalic Brown.
n Marion Wallace.
Martha Majesty.
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Ccontinued on Pare night)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-09
1t the Queen.

The Queen is presenting today n
Paramount feature THE Wild Goose
Chase, featuring Ina Claire and a
star east. THE Wild Goose Chase
IS the love story OF a college boy aud
a charming girl Al about the time
they frst meet and tall instantly in
love with one another each Il or
dered by stern parents to marry at
unknown mate The reason for
this Is that the graRdfathers OF the
two young people are two rich old
gentlemen OF France. and these two
old men, according to European GUS
tom, offer to provide large sums Of
money If the young people marry one
another To escape these enforced
marriages. man and girl both leaya
home aud join tho same WANDERING
theatrical troupe. which meets 3ith
many trials and fluctuations. II s.
not until the very end that the YOUNG
people. finally learning each other
real names, find that they haze been
on wild goose chase an the time.
because the very thing they desire
thcmsslses Sc " bat The grandfather
have ordered
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SIX PER CENT MONEY
PROVIDED FOR FARMER

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. with a
view to lending substantial aid to
the farmers OF the Eleventh Federal
Reserve District, the board Oh diree-
tors oil the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Dallas, al the regular monthly meet
ing yesterday. adopted a resolution
in conformity with the Federal Re-
serve Board circular OF Sept. 3,
1915. authorizing preferential rate
Of 3 per cent on cotton or commodity
paper having not more than ninety
days to run. This class OF paper is
designated as promissory notes Of
cotton producers, specifically secured
by approved warehouse receipts for
cotton and readily marketable COM
modities of nonperishable charae-
ter. where it is certified to the local
board that the maker OF the note is
not paying mose than + per cent for
money advanced by member banks,
as interest or commissions or both.
This action was taken in view OF
the fact that the Secretary oil the
Treasury has deposited With the Fed
eraI Reserve Bank OF Dallas the sum
OF $4,000, Geo to increase its facili-
ties. and to assist the member banks
of the Eleventh District in bringing
about a gradual marketing OF the
cotton crop.
The board, In adopting the reso-
luton. made it plain that the inter-
ests OF the producers were being Civ
en- primary consideration. and in
agreeing 10 the discounts to mem
Der banks IL was stipulated that all
such paper should not bear more
than { per cent interest. paid by the
farmer as either interest or commits
sions. and this will be the maximum
rate which member banks may
charge where commodity paper is
handled through the Federal Re
serve Bank Of Dallas in obtaining
funds for such loans.
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7 [rls M naekIE
n STATE UNIVERSITY

3 UNIVERSITY STATION, HepS. p
-.-.1s \. ~rrrcea, N exnxrernfiou 10
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xissn 4, the different methods 81
,caehlax xeading. when and how
10 teach phones vas discussed ny
Mr.. Craven. -
vtssvoia psogsam-
yic,rola program given by hsss
sadic Williams. supervisor Of nana'c
In the Dallas public schools. through
the courtesy OF the Curtin pruS
company. was greatly appreciated.
II served tc demonstrate the worth
o: the vlctrola in public schools The
program rendered was as follows:
National Emblem March.
Amaryllis - To indicate two
pulse rhythm.
Hawaiian waltz Three pulse
rhythm.
Old chanticleer To teach song.
instruments OF the Orchestra To
distinguish different instruments.
Beethoven's Minuet Violin.
craenonian Polka~-To listen for
eornet with band
The Rosary For tone quality OF
voice.
A Dream For tone quality OF
voice.
For Interpretation OF story
Ave Marie Schubert.
Berceusc Chopin.
Danse Macabre.
March of Marioncttes.
For harmony:
Bvoraks Humoresque.
Old Folks at Home.
For story purposes.
Story--Chicken Little.
Star spangled Banner.
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We arc authorized to state ths-t
the Citizens National bank and
the Wdxahaehie National bank be-
ing members OF the Federal reserve
bank for this district will comply
with the above action as to this pre-
ferential rate OF per cent to pro
ducers OF cotton complying with the
requirements Of the federal reserve
bank, while said special fund may
be available.
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Don't put off till tomorrow what
can be done today. J.. I. Tucker VIII
print it now ~ DAILY Light office.
--t Adv II
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J.n Msuiso ,s amy Maniso. di-
pOrce.
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The Daily Light sires the news.
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Primary section.

The discussions OF Wednesday al
ternoon we're upon the subject of
reading. Miss Juanita Ray gave an
excellent summary of the chapter on
reading In Teaching the Common
Branches. Special attention was
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During the morning exercises
Mrs H. y. Peters Of this city gave
q yers excellent humorous selection
entitled Rock Bottom In response
to a hearty encore she favored the
audience with piece called Pro
and Con. Mrs. Peters il iadg Of
pleasing personality and she has the
power 70 delight the most .astidioas
audience.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19

pairing Schmidt to McInnis, Deal to
Baker and Gowdy to Schang.
Schmidt, Evers, Maranville ane
Smith, against Merkle, Doyle, Fletch-
er and Lobert. Magee, Connolly and
Moran against any three of the fol
lowing Robertson, Snodgrass, Throne
Burns or Murray. Gowdy- and Whal-
ing against Mclean, Myers and Smith
if the foregoing battle fronts don't
offer preseason prospects of the hot
testxittle fracas in the history of the
gra- old game, then all dope is use
less and the dopesters should be sent
to Belgium.
The weakness of the Giants last
year was attributed to lack of another
good pitcher and weakness at third.
Both have been filled, and most ably.
Weakness of the Braves-if there were
anyways in their hitting. Sherwood
Magee, slugger par excellence, was
added.
Now, if the anvil chorus will Just
Join in on "Just Before the Battle,
Mother" We'll let our bets on the
Giants and Braves against the field
tick from April to October.