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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13
BE KIND TO OLD FoLxs.

Ny Dear Mrs. FELTON,: Will vol
please write us a piece headed, Don
forget the old folks?"
You know something is always do
ing Tor young people, and so very
much is being done for the children
All the time. sadly to the neglect OF
the old people, especially old ladies
II has just dawned upon my MIND
That that is why they feel neglected
in way and do not care to live
They have served their time and
generation well, have lived honor.
able lives and are now eking out 2
miserable existence in their chill.
dren's home or some boarding house.
mere notches on a stick, so TO saw.
My husbands sister is visiting al
the old homestead" where she was
happily reared, with three sisters
and brothers, all dead or moved off
She reels more at home there with
the grandchildren cher sisters chill
dren) than anywhere, but they laugh
at her mistakes and mannerism, and
do nothing for her pleasure
entertained for her September
5oi mad her girlhood friends to meet
her here; all widows, but not one of
them under three score and ten. You
should have witnessed the scene!
they sat close to each other, chatted
OF by-gOne days, did tatting, crochet
ing and knitting. They dwelt par
tlcularly on their homes, and the
pleasant times they and their hus-
bands had had entertaining their
friends.
l could hardly attend to my dining
room duties, $50 afraid would lose
they said. and they, too.
were so gratitied. l will never for
get their gratitude to Us.
/ do all my work, and am the only
'ne around here who does ANY 9TH
pr lady can do the same
Il she will, and not only
BRING JOY to their hearts, but
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13
GG505ONEIRRMSf
go 100 t7lnefy7oPlcJ
Z SO 50 We ,E@G s1S Ssj3Syn,
rHE NoTEp CoNsuMPTIoN CURE.

cannot tell our readers how often |
have been appealed to through urgent
letters To republish the following con-
sumption cure. ] have so many clip
pings from newspapers that it is like
hunting a needle in a haystack to lind
one after several weeks have elapsed
am indebted to old-time friends, Mr..
and Mrs. James Paden, of Woodstock
Ga, for copy. They have been read
ers Of the Country Home column many
long years and express some kind wishes
for which / am more than grateful.
Some correspondents have offered to pay
considerable sums of money to get
this formula for sick friends. and while
have never had occasion to give 1t
personal trial to est it's properties. l
feel sure IL has given relief in many
cases or it would not be in such de-
mand;
Ruffin, n c.
Mrs. W. III. FELTON,: / send you with
this the formula for consumption.
Most respectfully,
MRS. y. J. GRIFFITH.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13
Home Of Cotton Grower
Is Riddled With Bullets
(By Associated Press. }

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Oct. 10
Masked might riders" last night rid
died the home of Cecil Nation, a cot
ton grower near here, with bullets. Mrs
Nation was struck by one of the bull
lets and seriously wounded.
1t was stated Mattoon recently had
been warned not TO employ negro farm
hands! Four arrests have been made.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13

/ y CURE L Ok = L
The distinguished DR.. Hoff, of Vienna
has made public a remedy for consump.
ton. 1t is the result of years of practi-
cal investigation and is fortified by his
experience in the treatment of the dis
ease according to the formula he has
recently proclaimed. We here give this
formula, or prescription, as he has COM
municated It TO the world through the
medium of the Central News agency:
Acid, arsenic, 1.
'Kal. carbon. dep, 2.
Acid cinamylic, s.
Aqua destill., 5.
"Coque usque ad perfectam solu-
tionem. deinde adde cognac, 2.5.
"Extr. laudan. aqua, 8.
"Quod in aqua destill., 20.
Solution ct deinde fltratum fuit."
Converted into plain English the for
rula runs as follows:
arsenic acid, / part; carbonate of
potash, . parts: cinnamyllic acid, 8
parts, and distilled water, 5 parts; heat
until a perfect solution is obtained,
then add Is parts of cognac and 3 parts
of watery extract of opium which has
been dissolved in 20 parts of water and
filtered"
And next comes DR.. Hofrs statements
and specifications:
take six drops after dinner and supper,
gradually increasing to % drops
He states that he has tried the rem
edy on zoo patients from the lowest
classes, who had been long under OBJ
servatiCn..
Mild cases were quickly cured, and
partial cures were soon brought about
in severer cases. The appetite and
weight were increased steadily the
fever lowered, night sweats, insomnia,
and asthmatic symptoms lessened,
cough decreased and rattle stopped.
The patients are asked only to keep the
kidneys in order.
The duration of the treatment de-
Ponds entirely upon the condition Of
the patient. Mild cases are cured in
two months, but the more severe require
a year or two.
'Dr. Hoff says he does not claim for
the solution the power of a magic wand,
which cures at touch; but he can state
this-that one of his patients had cav
tiles in the lungs big enough to put
ones fist into, yet he was cured in
about two years. 1t is absolutely nee
essary that the solution should be taken
after eating, when the stomach is full
The treatment must not be forced by
the doses. AS long as the
patient shows signs of Improvement the
dose should not be increased 1t is
sometimes beneficial to reduce the
dose"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13
WHAT ABOUT Dog DAYs7


Dear Mrs. FELTON,: A dear old lady
seventy-four years Of age told me not
many days ago that mockingbirds don't
sing in dog days, and that has put me
to wondering and asking questions about
dog days and Inn turning to you with
the few facts and many questions and
would be glad to hear from YOU or
rather have an article in The Journal on
the subject if you think 1t would be a
subject that would probably interest
your many readers.
The old lady says they begin the 2Sth
of July and end the 5th of September:
but she doesn't know anything about the
origin of dog days. Below is some say
ings about them, but she doesn't know
II they're true. One is that snakes can't
see in dog days; another that wounds
don't heal so well and that 1T iniures
collards TO crop (pull off bottom leaves)
or work them in dog days
Are these facts?
Yours with very best wishes,
S. /.
The encyclopedia informs us that dog
days, the name given to the forty DAYS
between July 3 and August 11-are also
called canicular days, and canicuIa is de-
rived from the Latin name of Sirius
the dog star, which rose near the
N first of July.
The ancients ascribed the great
"a neat OF summer TO the influence of
syey the dog star. but it was bv accident
80 only that its rising conceded with
~ the warmest season. The time of
ri its rising depends on the latitude of
3 the country and owing to procession
SNis later every year
~ We generally have the intense heat
not summer within dog days, and vet
- have seen such cold weather on
80 the 4th of July that we had log fires
in the big open fireplaces.
~ But such abnormal temperatures
y Nare few and far between.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-13

Continued Next Isue.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-20
SATURDAYS
Big Grocery Specials
Hayden's for Quality and Saving of
25% to 50% on the Cost of Living

When SOU read Haydena pricos
son ~ thc real market value, We
don't quote lntlated oil trust prices
ts lbs neat Pure Cane uranulutcd
amnaf for . 9i.nn
IS lh sack ngst lilgh Grade nia
mahd rs tlear nothing finer tpf
bread piea 90 eakes, sack stA0
10 bars noai Sion an or lAuudty
Queen White Laundry SOAP sae
f.srgs b0illes Pure Tomato csisup
rletlss assorted Kinds Worcester
sanes uF Prepared Mustard BOT.
tit &c NAf
asuf hta Pare Ffopt Preserves
Tue Heat uamestt Maesfonl Net
miaslN oF 8paRtefii pko FAV
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as paF WhM Y MN
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NE 8MR WeAAa 80
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Mafi afaah rpsaHt MHtief Hef
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G. rera Wakes eEe 81
Nfaf Nai pta -
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-20
Quality Goods at Lowest Prices Here
Why Pay More for Drugs and Toilet Goods?

zoe Jar Pompoian Massage Cream
soc Jar P0mpeian Night Cream, abc
25c pint best Bay Rum and witch
Hazel t.stttst ttss,s.sfssst.st l5o
50g tube Peboeo Tooth Paste 39o
zoe jar Dnggott g. Ramsdoll'a
Cream for ttt..stt..t.. t.s.,,a Be
2sc bot. Peroxide Of Hydrogen $50
Toe Jan Rose or Palmolive Soap SO
t0e rolls Crepe Toilet Paper al, 90
loo bars Peroxide or CASTLE soap
for .u,..4.... Go
81 bottle Sal Hepntica ......... soc
b0c bottle Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream .......s...s. MIND, a2c
auart Paraffin on for house
cleaning .tt,e.ttstst.s,.t. .2bc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-20

Thousands upon thousands Of yards 0
uaton and fine summer dresses, on sale, a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-20

Zoe Handy Chamois Powder Puff, Be
l0c Face Chamois, IN sealed en-.
yolops, for .4.,+...,t,'s.,.t' DC
i5c Washable race Channels, sealed.
Tor tssts..ft.s+,t.ss II. f.'f t.s.s AVD
2sc Hand Brushes, best bristle, loe
Doc Hair Brushes ..s.t.a,,tt,2 be
100 Hair Brushes ..s&st,.,s., soc
$500 HAIR Brushes .......s.., 7bo
$3.50 ana sl75 Hair Brushes VI 100
s0r CSuthea Brushes ,....,....25 acc
75c CkHhea brushes .....,t... Soc
SOC Father BRUSHES ...,...s.. acc
Large assortment Hand Mirrors,
frGm ,........s.,... l0c 10 $500
$50 10 Trefle on Azurca Powder
Gor .,+,. s.t..tt......tt.., 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
Iron IS Greatest Of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
4 Secret Of the Great Endurance and Poocr of thlees

from ten to fourteen days time sirpIv
by taking iron in the proper form
Ana this after they had in suinS cases
been doctorinE for months without ol-
laining any benefit But don't take
tho old forms of reduced irou. iron
acetate or tincturc Of iron simply 10
save a few cents. You must take iron
IN form that can he easily absorbed
ana asStmilatcd like nuXated iron If
you want II to do you any good other
wise 1t may prove worse than useless
Many an athlete or prize fighter has
won the day simply because lie knew
durance and filled his blood with iron
before he went into the ARRAY, while
many another has gone down TO inxIo-
rious defeat simply for the lack Of
iron.
NOTE-Nuxatcd Iron recommended abo$.
ny DR.. Sauer is not a patent medicine nor
secret remedy. bat one, which L. we'll
known to druggists and whose iron CON
Sutucnts ~ widely prescribed by cmincut
Inorganic iron products. II is, easily assilnt-
lated does not injurc tho teeth make then,
black. nor upset the stomach: on tho con
trary. II is most potent rciucdy in nearly
all forms of indigestion, we'll az for
nervous. run down conditions. The manu-
SuNatcd Iron that they offer to forfeit
$4,000 to any charitable institution II they
cannot take any man or woman under 50
who lacks iron and Increase their strength
200 per cent or over in four weeks time.
provided they have no serious organic,
money If it does not At least double your
strength and endurance in ten days time
II Is dispensed in this city 10y Tragic Drug
90. and all other druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
JUAREz RESULTS

First race-Selling. nvc furIonSs-
Htays FaNoTite. liz ,McGown) > 10 /.
} 10 :. Ia 10, won; That's Me, 81
,Stearnsl. 20 TO |. 10 /, 3 10 /. second
L"sbia, los tMilsworth). even 10 =:
to s. third. Time. 200 20. IIappi-
Ticket, Sprillca. Wild IRISH, Vcno Won
Second-sellinS. orc mile-I.one Star.
i"3 tRuchareID, 10 /. TO ). 3 To D
won. Endurance. aS tMcrClcr), TO
10 !. even. second MaEdadero. 40
oOrmesl. {" 10 even and 10 >, third
Time, i;A.. Nina X Jack HARRISON.
Blue Point, Strange Girl, Ellie Nav
Noiaday II. Fort Sumtcr. Marshal Tigh-
man, Great Frias. FitzG gerald also ran
Third race-fve furlonSs-Moller liz
1Pickens), 5 - !. 30 :. 3 to D. won
Eek Davis. II" ,Ac;on), 6 to l. . 10
to .. TO > To :. third Time. 1901
Tuastinast"r. Frances c.. Jennie Craw-
ford. Eel. AHurea also ran.
Fourth Tacc-threc and Ona-half fur
lonss-Joe Blair. Ii5 H.oftus), to To-
to . out, won: Bank. 100 CPlckens).
I" :" 10 =. out. second; Utelus. los
,Ormesl. : I" l, even. out. third Time
80. &Wiihite also ran.
Fifth race-SiN furionSs-Type 10
li.ottusb. - :. 10 .. 10 (. won;
Quidnunc. li@ Dickens, to !. to
hornl. TO ia l. even. third Time
j: Is. Charity Ward. Finnigin Lad
Little Abe, Pan Hachapi. Superb also
ran.
Sixth--one milc-Flit Away. los
Stearns. | 10 .. 10 !, even. won: Money
Maker. l"3 CACton). i to l. . TO l. even
second; John Graham. 104 (Schamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
HAVANA RESULTS

First selling. three ycar-oids
and up five furlunes-Zali. LOS (Wol-
Stcnholm). II to :, to aud " to -
won: Volts Baths, ll3 traplin. II to
>, to : and 10 :, second; Wander
lN2 ,JoneS). IL to |. to ana to
I, third. Timc. 6S. Louise May, Rus
tic Maid and fclina also ran.
Second racc-Sclling, three year oldS
and M. five and onc-half furlunSs-
Flat Bush. los UIntt ConncllD. to
:. TO > ANA out: Nino Niue IIacho. los
u;arca). - To |, to l and . 10 |.
second: Miss TRINITY, III (Joncs). 8
IL. & to > and : TO ,, third. Time
l:I0. Miss l.licn, Prince Chap. Ford
Mai. Inland and Easter Star also ran
Third-sellinp. three ycar-olds and
up. five fur!oncs-Miss Gcncvicve, %
Icnkins). IL to !. to : and 3 to
j. won: Cherry Seed. lO6 craplm. -
IL to |, To . aud 3 to =. second:
pcviltry. 10. (ConrcllyD, 2l-2 TO :,
even and ] To -. third. Time. 1903 as
lane. Calcthumpian, raul Davis. Vel
low Eyes and Russell McC;ill also ran
Fourth - handicap, three year olds
and up. 5 and one-hnlf furlongs-Sir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
SOUTHERN BOWLERS WILL
GET PRIZES IN TOURNEY
Executive Committee Decides to Itnisc
Number In Each fvcnt-tn~h
and Medals t:iSen.

ATLANTA. GA. February Tile
executive committee in charge of ar
rauGcmcutS for tho second annual tour
namcnt Of the Southern Bowling Con
grcSS. TO hc held in Atlanta the week
AT April - I" -. is planning to change
the prize list.
Til" list ut present calls for ten
prizes in the $inric*. twelve III the
doubles and four in the iivc-man event.
Al meeting IN the near future. plans
viii he made to increase the prize list
IN the iive-rnan event.
one suggestion is to make the same
number Of prizes in each event. eight
in the Singles. eight in the doubles and
eight in the five mcu.
The special prizes for the out-of
town teams will remain the same as
previously announced. two in each
event.
1t ais" seems likely that tho total
amount of prize money Will exceed tho
NG"o. besides the plate ana medals tha,
Viii also bc announced later.
Ware Shoals, =. G.. ana Laurel. Miss
arc r.r latest prospective entrants, in
the tourney. With Atlanta. Eirmiuy-
hau. Savannah. Jacksonville" Taulpa
Charleston. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Memphis also certain. this insurcS til.
success of the tourney, though utl,c..
entries are expected shortly
Program, entry blanks aud posters
G'N'nr all Information arc TO hc mailed
shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
IT DRIVES OUT
URIC ACID
SO Cent Bottle (32Doses)
FREE
u" Al who suffer from Rheumatism.
Kidney bladder. Ircthral or
PrOstntic Complications.

:, Tins in back head and iimbs with sore
muscles and SNcllinES. arc all signs of J'ri,
ACID Poisoning. So arc rheumatism 81, il,
an"'t'"ns ana stomach trouble: getting on,
ni hcd half II dozen times or SO al nigh.
burning sensation ana $caidins when mri,
MATING; cloudy nnh highly cnIorcd urir,
with sediment: tired, restless, lory fceIinr
with lack OF ambition
fou cannot expect to he we'll and on,
OF danger so long Your blood and vial
organs are closScd with Uric Acid
You mus. eliminate tho Uric Acid from,
your system. and for this purpose wn tnnyy
OF nothing SO positively effective as The
Williams Treatment. "
The Williams Treatment is positively FREQ
from amy harmful drug. IL contains 40
alcohol, ~ pleasant To the taste and doe.
rs work well We offer YOU a G0-ccnt bot
tlc az doses. MI You have TO do liz to cut
out this notice and send IL with your name
and home or business address. and 10 cents
60 help pay part of the cost OF pnstavr
packing; etc: OF the accent hottie, 90 doscs,,
to The DR.. u, AZ Williams Co.. Dept. 1898 IT,
General r. O. Rlock, East HAMPTON Conn
Upon receipt OF your letter wo VIII mail
You Immediately 50-cent size bottle OF
Tho Williams Treatment (32 ,osos) OnIy
ono bottle sent same family or address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FIRST rnc"--siN furlones-Busy Joe. IS
81 BroWnp, . TO !: TO l. TO :. won
ROYAL Tea, lla 'i<eosh). TO /. even.
TO .. second: Preston Lynn. il5 cKoe-
nerb, 20 !. 10 >. 10 =, third. Time.
l:ls Faustina, Miss Frances. Basb,
iaacS. Lady Mildred also ran.
S"cond-S!N f'srionSs-Trubolo los
,keoghl. 4 TO /. to ) i to >. won; Blue
Cap, Too Motto. y 10 >. to >. / to 3.
second. l.ydan, II: CMcDcmotD II to ,.
even. 20 ). third. Time 1913 A..
."ptain Ben. Phil tnss. Clint, BIRD, Be
tween lis also ran.
Third-fivc and onehalf furlon&s-
Fatnzareta. l4o Ckderis). to >. ; to :.
10 ;. won. J. J. Lillis io5 Metcalf,.
TO !. to !. TO 5 second; Carhid. los
llianoverb. - 10 /, : 10 J. : 10 ! third
Time, l:u" / II. Belamour. Lahore. Rcy-
bourn. Marion Foosby, Hester Prime
Dr. Carmen, Scarmouch. Washee Bell
also ran.
i'ourth-K W. Masinn memorial han
dicap, purse 5000, three ear-olds and
~, milo and twenty yards-C;rumpy
lol ~. McTagart. - TO ). ) to | and
10 toll. 70 ana ito l. second 'EaSl",
ilJ tkeogh). Q 10 =, to and to 10
third Time. 1910 20. Equal track
record. Ambrose. 'Clir Field Or Lar
also ran.
,C9up!ed MIN. started.
ana w. mile and twenty yards-C;uidc
foSt, ~" tkoerner), TO l. TO :. . TO ;.
won; Ask Ma. los CEianover). to l.
10 !. 10 :. second: Ecrtodonc. llo
'Geyp. To s. - 20 l. even. third Time
10. Thcrdiz, Duke OF Dunahar. Ais
ton. Mary II. also ran
S!Nth--mil. and siXteenth--Fly Home.
los 'Hanove!l, 10 to !, to |. TO |.
won: Elena Rryson, lo1 CMcTaTarb.
~ TO .. TO >. 10 3. second; Miss
kruter, los Motto. to .. cven l TO =.
third. Time. l:+- %. STANLEY S
Harry Lauder, old Ben. Yodels. sure
ON. 'oUn;cTpart also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
ordinary NuNRtcd Iron VIII Make Del
irntc, Nervous, rundown People zoo
Fer Cent Stronger In Two Weeks
Time In Mnny Cases.

NEW YORK, =. Y.-Most people
fo"iiShly seem to think they are going
To get renewed health and strength
FROM some stimulating medicine. secret
nuStrun or narcotic drug, said DR..
Saucr. a specialist OF this city, whcn
as Il matter of tact. real aud true
strength can only come from tho food
YOU eat. But people often fail to get
the strength out OF their food because
they haven't enough iron in their blood
to enable it to change food into living
matter. From their weakened. nervous
condition they know something is
wrong. but they can't tell what. so
they generally commence doctoring for
stomach. liver or kidney trouble or
symptom OF some other ailmcnt caused
10y the lack of iron in the blood. This
thing may 20 on for years, while the
patient suffers untold agony. If you
are not strong or well, YOU owe il to
yourself to make the following test
see how long you can work or how far
YOU can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two five grain tablets of
ordinary nuNatcd iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see for
yourself how much you have gained.
have seen dozens OF nervous, run down
people who were ailinS all the while.
double their strength and endurance
and entirely get rid of all symptoms of
dyspepsia. liver and other troubles in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

out. won: ciiicllo, IL, 'tounoilyp. ; to
!. 10 = and out. second: Nldcbarnn
l"@ 'founG). 10 |. To : and out
third. Time. ICES 10. Son starters.
impcrator.
Fifth selling. three yc-r-oids and
mp tive fGriOnpS-Ikects. ils .Taplin)
- I" !. 10 > aud 10 = won: Par
Tor 10y. los 'Sterret. to |. al-a to
ana to =. second: sure Get 10
tboIninicllp. =" - =. ! to . and | ia g.
third Time. l:"2l,. otis True.
chitr.. Sandrach. Sordelio and Du-
Gu"snr also ran.
SiNth-Se Hing three wear oldy and
up. live furloncs-l.ord Wells las
n'itzt. 3 to /, < TO | and to >. won
Ruth Strickland, - tWolstcnholmb ::
10 !. TO ; and ) TO - second: Tn.
Lark 100 tUrquh1rD. 3 to l. to ;
and 10 ;. third. Time. l:o2 as Fen
rock. Palm Leaf. Claribcl Euigar.
Frontier and Fred Levy also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
CHARLOTTE CLUB BUSY
Manager Dudley sends out Ioutrnrt,
10 Seventeen Pin, crs-I:iIht
Arc Veterans.

CHARLOTTE. " G.. February -
charlnttc's sport scrih.s have stopped
penninS funeral 1ir.cs and writing
obituaries to the Charlotte franchise
lon. enough to announce that Mama ger
Martin Dudley. uf the Hornets has
sen, out contracts to seventeen ball
tcSScrS who aspirA-to wear a Queen
city uniform. II is evident that col
oncl Dudley has paid little attention
10 the low, mournful walls rising from
Charlotte. and has been busy garner
ing material Tor the Hornet club The
dark cloud OF depression seems Ia have
passed the Queen City by after hov-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

"rimc over wcarn field for spell.
Things arc again optimistic around
Horne, Town. Eight Hornets of old
are included in the list Of contracts
that have been sent out by the Nor-
net mentor, while others are new
names To Carolina ball lots.
The eight old men who lamhastcd
Tho pill and curved the sphere for
Charlotte last year who have been
forwarded contracts are Geary and
lrat, pitchers; Anderson and Doak
intcidcrS: Manchester. catcher: Smith
Wasem and Wonord. out.ieldcrs. The
newcomers who have been rendered
contracts 10y the charlotte manager
are Davenport, McDun. Henderson,
Cowan and Nance. inheldcrs: Nichol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
SUES ST. LOUIS FEDERALS
kunsnx city \. \. Asks s9"O Spent in
Retaining tOmptOn--'fcrrirrS
Lost Suit.

KANSAS CITY, February Suit to
collect sa@0 i'm expenses and court costs
was brought by the Kansas Athletic
Club against the ST. Louis Ecdcrals in
the Circuit Court at independence, No.
to-day.
An Injunction suit to restrain ST
Louis from acquiring "Pctc" Compton,
n Kansas City outtcidcr, WAS dccidc:
i'm favor Of the locals in st. Louis last
summer. and the present suit is to col
lect money spent In litigation at that
time.
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son. ontncldcr: Morrison, Owen and
Fry. pitchers.
Tho Hornet manager also has hopcs
OF getting Cunning. the ncct footed
ny-chaser who did duty for tho lIor-
nets In the outer gardens during part
OF last season
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Sto,aI want. TO tie I,ciu.,n,cd.

CHICAGO. February 5.--Gcorge Sto-
vail. manager OF tho Kansas City Fed
e:al '.casuc club. called at - T.. John
sons office today. 1t was said hc had
asked Mr. johnson to be rcjnStatcd in
Tic american League circuit. but the
league head would not discuss this
matter.
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Scout ,Iluuc Finn ~.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. February o..
MiQuc Finn, former scout for tho De
trott Americans. underwent an opera-
ton at hospital hero last night and
Is said to-day to h" in a critical con-
dition. Finn recently signed TO man.
age the beaumont team. in the Texas
League, during tho coming season