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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15
Suffered From Stomach Trouble and
Catarrh for Five or Six Years.

Mrs. Jno. O'Conner, who lives at
1893 East Oldham street, Knoxville.
Tenn. called up the Kuhlman-C Cham,
bliss Drug Co. recently and said she
wanted to speak to the "Tanlac"
man. When Mr.. Willis answered the
telephone, Mrs. O'Conner made the
following remarkable statement:
a Just wanted you to know, and
everybody else to know, what that
Ianiac medicine has done for me.
Why, have gained eight pounds al
ready, and have only been taking it
for ten days. have just finished
taking the first bottle and have sent
Mr.. C'Conner back to the store this
morning for another bottle. This
Ianlac certainly does just what you
say It will do. I began to eat bet
ter, sleep better and feel better from
the very first dose. and the change
IN my condition has Just been Won
derful. had a good doctor before
] began using Tanlac, but he didn't
seem to understand my case, and his
medicine did not seem to do me any
good. so ! just set it aside and quit
using it.
For the past five or six years l
have been in a rundown condition
nervous. weak and at times very
dizzy. l had Y headache and
indigestion perfectly awful. Ny
:tomach was so weak I couldn't digest
the slightest kind Of food. l was
nervous and depressed and slept very
little. I had become so despondort
over my condition I thought nothing
could beip me. 1t certainly was
lucky for me when I heard of Tanlac.
1t is not like any other medicine I
have tried-it seems to soothe my
stomach, and is a fine tonic, too, be-
cause my appetite is good now. and
l digest what l eat. n any one had
told me there was a medicine on
earth that would make me gain eight |
pounds in ten days, l would have
thought them crazy.
Il don't believe there is another |
medicine on earth like Tanlac. Ny
.catarrh is also Il great deal better
in fact. I hardly notice it any more"
Tanlac, the wonderful medicine
that ACCOMPLISHED such remarkable
in Mrs. O'Conner's case, is
sold by the
End Class and Corner DRUG Stores
Miss, also by S. s. Flow.
ers. Kilmichael, Miss. G. Y. Giles
lie. Duck Hill, Miss. w. X. Kelr
Winona. Miss, G.. +. Chamberlain
Eincaid. Miss. Cafey & Horton, FL.
'ott. Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15
WILL MONEY TAKE ROOT?

If you want to see how money vii
'nte root and grow Just go to the
Grenada Bank and 'plant" q dime in
he new Christmas Banking Club
hey just opened to accommodate the
people of this community who want
20 start to save money.
This dime will grow in fifty weeks
before Christmas next year, when
YOU will feel the need of ready
mnney--into S127.50.
You only reed to water" the
dime you plant regularly every week
for forty-nine more weeks. The
way YOU do this is to put in twenty
cents the second week, thirty cents
the third week and so on, increasing
your deposit oniy a dime each week.
The little Christmas Banking Club
book which the Grenada Bank will
give you or any OF four friends free.
will show you when to make your
weekly deposit and how much you
put in in order to get, in fifty weeks.
the $127.ao.
Whole families are joining this
Christmas Banking Club. It's the
best thing that ever struck town to
show Us all how to really save money
and get ahead. 1t gets us into the
banking habit-the best habit any
one can learn. Money planted in the
bank will surely grow if we let stay
in the bank what We put in. and keep
on adding to it. "Every little bit
added to what you've got makes a
bit more"
First thing you know, if you only
START to banking your money, you
will become rich.
You a 'plant" only a nickle in
the Christmas Banking Club and i61
fifty weeks have $63.75. You must
put in ten cents the second week,
tween cents the third week and so
on, increasing the amount you depos-
It only a nickle each week. The
biggest sum you put in at one time
is only $3.50. You will hardly be-
lieve this until you look into the little
Banking Club book which
The Grenada Bank will furnish you
and every member of your family
The Riddles" can join the one
cent or the two-cent club and in
fifty weeks have $12.75 or $3.50.
Every boy and girl and man and
woman in u community should
DIN this Christmas Banking Club.
It's a good thing. Thanks to the
Grenada Bank.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
ELECT OFFICERS,

At a regular meeting of De Witt
Clinton Chapter No. IL, Royal Arch
Masons, on Dec. 18th. the following
officers were elected TO rthe ensuing
year:
i: E. Moody-High Priest.
w. w. Garner-King.
]. T. Keeton-Scribe.
w.. W. Whitaker-Captain of
Host.
H. J. Ray-Treasurer.
II. H. Heath, Secretary.
{. l.. Sherwood-Principal So
journer.
Geo. f. Robe-Royal Arch Cap
tain.
}. I. Gumm-Master of Sd Veil.
Jim Cutf-Master of the I'd Veil.
L. T. Doak-Master of LIST Veil.
d. B. Phillips-Sentinel.
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LINCSRINC COUGHS
ARE DANGEROUS

Get rid of that tickling cough that
keeps YOU awake at night and drains
your vitality and energy. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is a pleasant balsam
remedy. a%ntiseptic, laxative and
promptly effective. 1t osothes the ir-
ritated membrane and kills the cold
germs; your cough is soon relieved.
Delay is dangerous-get DR.. Kings
New Discovery at once For nearly
fifty years it has been the favorite
remedy for grippe, Group, coughs and
colds. Get a bottle today at your
Druggist, soc. 3
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ioru, knowing that We neWsDapel
men have also to with3tand the raw.
ages of the boil weeviI, sends us hi;
renewal. which we accepted in a most
graceful manner.
MI. A. P. Guntharp, of the 40. OoC
Now" town (McComb), and who wa,
at n time agent for the |. C. rail.
road here, sends us $500 for a re.
served seat in the Big Tent until
october II, 1917. Thanks, Mr.. Gun.
tharp.
Gee whiz! Mr.. d. p. Childers,
Star Route. "The City Beautiful
will get Mississippi's Leading Weekly
until June IL, 1918. He only paid
a dollar, too, but he was already
paid up to June II, 1917. See?
THAT'S what we call good work.
Mr.. Henry Orman, 312 West First.
Denver. Colo, still keeps his money
in the best little town in the world.
Notwithstanding that he lives nearly
a thousand miles away. He sent us
a perfectly good check on the Gre
NADIA Bank for q dollar and will get
news from home until January l..
I9l3. Thank you, Henry. He
writes that the health of the entire
family is much improved and that
some day they hope to make Grena.
da their home again.
MI. Jas. Pritchard. of Torrance,
will get fo- his additional 75c, Club
Offer No. Z. which embraces The
Weekly Commercial Appeal and the
Progressive Farmer. He will get
III" Sentinel smother ycar for the
dollar.
Mr.. S. S. Roane. manager of the
vell-known firm of Roane 4 Co.,
comes in for our thanks for his extern
sion to February e.. 1918.
Mr.. T.. l.. Sandcrson. one Of the
county'S most substantial farmers.
wants t" keep up with affairs and
renews his subscription to January
|, 1918.
Mr.. W. p. Cillon. of 1tta Bena,
a box scat until February O,
1910, n ne snail get It.
Messrs. Stein & Harbert. Of In
w~ell-known engineers. favor |
us with a remittance to insure their |
The Sentinel for some time !
10 Gene.
Mr.. W. Z. Corner. who is nov
Commissioner of Pubic Accounting
1t Ada. Okla. writes that he does1.
want to miss an issue and sends the |
yherewithail to insara aeainst this
lire calamity. Mr.. Corgcr and his
rood wife are well and fnvorablr
by Gronadians and he
tates that he hopes to be abel to paw
Grenada a visit in the near future.
DR.. c. J.. Holcomb. son Of Mr.. nnd
Mrs. d. l.. Hoiocmb. of the Gown
which bears their name, and who has
large and lucrative dental practice
n Fresno. Calf, will get The Senti-
.el utnil January /, 1918. Thanks:
)r.
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ASTOUNDING REPORT
FOR GRENADA.

The wife of a merchant had stom-
ach trouble so bad she could eat
nothing but toast, fruit and hot
water. Everything else would sour
and ferment. ONE SPOONFUL of
buckthorn bark, ~glycerine, etc., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka benefited her
INSTANTLY. Because Adler-i-ka
f1ushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it relieves ANY CASE constipation.
stomach or gas and prevents APP
pendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST action
OF anything we ever sold. Second
Glass and Corner Drug Stores. l
Old Papers for Sale at Sentinei
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Newspaper people have to eat
and If you haven't the cash we
will take pay for BACK SUB.
SCRlPT1ONS ONLY. in Pota-
toes, eggs, chickens, turkeys.
hams, molasses, etc.; however,
no renewals will be accepted in
this manner. and we can use
only q limited quantity Of the
above commodities.
We want to keep all of our
subscribers. and we appreciate
that times are rather hard with
all of us and we are willing to
do all we can to accommodate our
friends.
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Mr.. II. II. Creekmore's visit to this
Office is mentioned in another part
of this paper, but we might mention
that he renewed his subscription in
this column.
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The favorite family weekly of America
y GIeat. Serials or Groups in 1917, anl
~ Short Stories, asthousand Articles
isms. Specia SO.
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Other Cities Of South
Draw Large Crowds

Figures received here yesterday
from tho far South shows that Rich
mond must get move on IL It ever
hopes to reach the attendance mark
set by the cities OF the Southern
Associntfon. The opening games I'm
three cities this neason sppro ximat-
ed $4,000 PERSONS. Birmingham am,
smaller tban Riclimond. lead with
I2,I2OI Atlanta, rival of this city In
many ways. had 11,814 at it's OPEN
er, while New Orleans. which is the
iarRcst city on the circuit. had a
crowd Of IO.OS5.
Threatening weather held Rich
mOnd to an attendance OF 1850. II
the day had been clear, It In poasi-
HE that twice that number would
have been present Mt the game. The
Richmond Advrrtisers' Club and 9th
or civic organizations are now call
ing on the fms of RIchmOnd TO
show their patriotism on Saturday
by exceeding the opening day Mt
tendance. u the weather In good.
they will probably get their desire
Kratihed.
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Rocky Mount,
To,als.:s 727r. > Totals. 81 az

Score hy !nnings: g
Rocky Mount .... . % n { u
NorfuiN 80. ...........n L. %
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NIP AN0-TUCK CONTEST
IN W0MAN'S GOLF TOURNEY
Only Three Strokes Difference Between
score. Of Mrs. WALL and
MrE. Kelvin.

inc second round medal score OF
We ladies' golf tournament for prizes
Association ended yesterday at this
Country Club Of Virginia with difrer-
cncc or only three strokes between
me scores OF Mrs. Garrett e. Wall and
MIS-. j. a. Kelvin. Mrs. Wall is lead
ing At the thirtysixth hole with Ell,
while Mrs. Belvin is second. with ZIG
Ihe final round OF eighteen holes
VIII be played Tomorrow morning for
a decision as to tho trophy winners.
The keencst interest has been dis
played in the nip and tuck contest be-
tween Mrs. Wall and Mrs. Belvin.
The standing Of the players AT tho
thirty sixth hole follows
Mrs. Garrett r. Wall nrst. oil
Mrs. J 4. Be)vin. second, PA
MISS Aiartha Martin. third. 231.
Mrs. w. p. Wood. fourth, 236
Miss Mary Trayior. NTH, 24i.
Mrs. John r. Swartwout, sixth o56
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BUILDERS DROP OPENER


ISpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
HiWipiIT NEWS. VA, Aprn III
witnessed a ball game in this city This
afternoon saw Newport News celebrafn
IN" opening OF tho 1915 Virginia
League season here by going down ~
defeat hefor the Petersburg club, 7
to g.
Luck broke against the Builders AS
Oh every occasion when GARDINER
showed traces OF v ildncss, his support
inc cast went to pieces. Three passes
and two muffs gave the Coolers three
runs in the third without tho aid Of
q hit. Three hits and two passes gave
them four moro in tho seventh.
The builders scored two in the
opener on pass aud two hit batamen,
followed by n single The others came
on long hits. In the ninth, with two
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v. M. |. DROPS GAME
TO SOUTH CAROLINA
Slow Contest at Lexington MARRIED
When MnHSie, Cadet Twirler, Is
Spiked and Retired.
Especial to The Times-pispa tch. ]

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
LEXINGTON. VA. April 2T.-The
EniverAity Of South Carolina defeated
V. NJ. on the local diamond this af-
ternoon by the score OF to 3. Tho
game was slow throughout. and errors
wore frequent on both sides. Massie,
the local hurler. was spiked while de.
fendinE homo plate In the third In
Ming. and the wound necessitated his
retirement in the fourth Inning. I'm
until TINS time he had pitched an cx-
cellent game. and Rucher, who relieved
him, pitched we'll. hut was poorly sup
ported.
Newton occupied the mound for the
Carolinians. and held V. NJ. l. batters
to four hits. South Carolina scored
three runs In both the third and sixth
innings. n tho latter round tho taliies
were made on "a home run by Newton
with two men on bases. Carolina also
counted in the fourth and seventh In
ninGs V. NJ. |. registered three times
in the NTH, due, in the most part, 10
errors.
Score by innings: r.. f..
Y. NJ. I....... % zoos Ga z
S. G.. :.... 0al031 0o.-S 8 9
Batteries: V NJ L--Aiassie. Ruchcr
and PITTS. South Carolina--Newtom and
Barksdalc. Umpire, Bailey. OF Wash
inston and Lee. Time. ESQ.
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Ff 'FFN . UN 7
Score b. Innings.
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TRUCKERS FOURTH WIN
! Sn:cia To III" Times Dispa,cb ,

t, HnsEin I" III" Times Dispatch.
moi EN ELL. VA. April aT--rhe
game to-daN by defca,inp uonnutoi ~
:, - ~ IhH game was StubborlIv
i"ushi throughout. hut Hirsch's Wild
III IN lhe hrst inning. wncn he
" 81 tHice baiie!S, gave til" visitors
a lead which In" tufts could nev.r
overcome and tw" other runs we're
liane ny clean hitting in the sixth
"'i NINTH. respectively.
iei". the Truckers Cuban center
heHci. quit thr team nj petcrsburg
:" Gay h"shhs. "t his quarters at the
his tus'e
l!"pcweil mad several chances 10
score, hut every break az the gains
went against them, and on one oc-
out Rowe and 1firsch famed in sue
CcSSiUn. The score
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TARHEELS TAKE OPENER
PRETTY GAME is LOST
BY NORFOLK, ! TO o
Portsmouth Tnkps Fourth Straight nv
Defeating Hopeveil in Stmh-
born Contest.

NORFOLK. VA. April 21.--Norfolk
lost beautiful ball game To Rocky
Mount this afternoon, the Tarheels
taking the opcncr--a twirljng duel be-
tween Magalis and Pope-hy Il l-to-0
score
The Tar left handler was hit safely
seven times. but kept them we'll scat
tered lie was wild. however, and
free pass contributed to the winning
tally Pope. for the Carolinians. let
the crew down with but five bingles.
none of them punched sufficiently to
put a runner over the pan. He famed
eight
Norfolk is credited with three err
rors. none Of which contributed di-
rectly. however, 10 their defeat. Rocky
Mount played erroriess hail Sharp
fielding by the lars. coupled with
the splendid headwork Of Morpcth.
broke a Tarheel rally In the sixth. In
the eighth, Goosetree was passed and
sacrificed. lie came home with tho
winning run on EiscIs double TO right.
Tn" game. fast and crammed with
baseball Of the gilt edged variety,
pleased Il fair crowd. The score:
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IAKES SPIDERS MEASURE
""" ""'Hn"'i HiEli Defeats Richmond
'"'irg" md I:,cns Tn
i"r Pn>i Losses

-" John Marshall High Schoo,
p irh na1, i'ne Xirsicrday evcned up Win
~" spiders 10y tho ScGrc ~ i"a t"i
NJ -, gam" wns played OF Stadium ,.I.I%i
~. n a., 4a',InG OF Chunky" Sal. and
tui"d for "a" NiurShaIl,,rs 49, I"' :
tt.p ~ n"t liuc.iriyo from Simn, q - :
ca Vas tn" hcidtng feature for phs
batteries John M,r.hall
IN S,nmpf ,R,"hmond college ~
hIr,sh, "nH B!anhcnship OK
ii'Sa 'cam@ ":!! i'iay again TODAY
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'Hnted for kcilihcr In ninth
1.-TWO out when winning rum WAS
scored
Score by Innings, II.
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GIANTS LOSE TO BRAVES
BOSTON TAKES GAME
BY HOLDING EARLY LEAD
Encounter Between McGrav and KLEIN
i" Arertcd After Ninth by
EmSitc.

RoSTON. April 2T.-TyIer held the
NoT York Nationals TO five hits to-
day. Boston winning, to . The
Braves pitcher retired the side
strikes. beginning with Kaun. In the
second inning. and famed the hrst
man up IN the next.
Umpire Klein sent most OF the v!si-
tors who wcrc not playing from the
field In the fourth Inning because Of
their loud talk over a decision. After
the game. Klein and McGraw nearly
came TO blows, but Umpire Emslie
stepped between them and averted a
conflict The score:
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To,als..3i "a 10 Totais....3a saI II 2
sRatted for Scott In ninth.

pet-rahurS .... 100 q o.
Newport News .......2 rs
Summary: Runs--Irmscher t2>, C;oalby.
Allan. Ritchio. Gettys c.. Maurcr ta). wrat-
ten. Hopkins H"lfrtch. Lake. Stolen bases
Walters. 0oalby Sacrifice hits--Lnkr.
Getyz Thrcr-basc hitWaiters Two-basc
hi,s--iI.lfrkh. Hopkins. Irmsrher. Base
struck oui--by Grttys. 3: by Gardiner. s.
by Sect. J. LEFT on bases Newport News,
s: Petersburg. g. Double plaSa--l.sk" 10 In =
gerton. III, by ptch~r--Alicn. Ivy Gsrdi.
MGR: Eitohic and Gcalby. by Scott, Wratten.
Hopkins. Maurcr by Gcttys. Iiits--of Gar
dinicr. and runs in & "a innings. Umpire
Hughes. Time, Els. Attendance. 1900.
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GRAYS TAKE OPENER

Especial 10 Tho Tirnos- Disrn,ch
PRoETDLNCE, Npul 2T-Thc Ir,er
national League season wag on.r.d
j nthis city to-day. the Grays sco,lu.s
An Stool victory over IN" Rochrsfnr
team. \ croW6 ~ IA GOO fans a,,cudod
The usual openinc day fosi,virir,
prevailed. Mayor Gainer pitched IN.
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WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Columbus at Albany.
Columbia at JacksonviIIc.
Charleston mt Augusta.
Montgomery at Macon
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philadelphia.
To,als...a2 6 - /: | Totals. :.

S"Or" by !nnlnEE: n
r,,,iS $3.50. ""a 81
summary Runs-Fos;"r Rondcau Nor
gan williams Meyer. BroEsI.: Bss. on
baIs-on Harper. 6. off B-,ssIer I, or
Myers. ? Hts-or Bresser. IN s: OF
Meyers. In , Struck out-hy Iiarpcr .
by Hrossior. Sacrifice hlt-McBrtde Sto.
len bas.s:-Judge 20. Witt. Pick Doubls
piaEs-Mclnn!s 10 Wit: I.ajoIe to Never To
Mcinnis liit by pitch"r-hy Myers Nor.
gan. CmpiTes. Owens and Connolly. limo.
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!SPeciai 20 Inc Times- Disputch HI
HARltiSONBuItG. VA. April Elm
a drizElins rain, The Business Hi9h
school, OF Washington defeated tho
Harrisonbnrg High School to-day by IA
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out and two on. Walters iriplcd, but
died at third when Allen grabbed Ing
ertons long drive.
4 unique feature OF the opening was
the tossing out of the first ball from
an asroplane. which swooped down 10
within $50 feet OF tho heads OF tho
crowd The ball was tied to an Ameri-
can flag. and as II descended. tho nag
futtcd open. presenting an Inspiring
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CHICAGO TAKES SIXTH

CHICAGO. April 27-Chicago won
It's sixth straight game to-day. when
they defeated 81. Louis. to 3. The
locals punched hits off Jasper and
forced his retirement in the fourth, and
then continued their attack against
Williams. The Score:
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SENATORS TRIM ATHLETICS

WASHINGTON. April o7-w,.bi,
ton defeated Philadelphia TO-DAY. TO
:: With the score tied In tho seventh
Myers relieved Brcssler with two on
base, and although an inneld hit niled
the bases. the locals could not scor.
The 80
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St. IOula.
Totals....3s AS Totals. 80 IL q IS 2
81 fnr L. WiIlia ms Ia ninth

Score by innings r.
81, Louis .........,.....1 o 80
Chicago ....... ........o o g q 20
summary: Runs-Bcscher Rrtzei Horns
10y. Vaughan tc,. Corhan Snyder. Schultz,
Flack. +. Williams t2D, Fischer. Yerites (2D.
Two-base hit-Snyder. Schultz (2A. thinner
man, Ycrkes, Flhck. Thrce-baso hit
Vaughn. Double piays-Smith to Snyder.
Basca on balls--of Vaughn, 2: off Jasper. 3:
on X. Williams. :. Struck out-by Vaughn.
:. hy Jasper, ]: ny II. Williams, 2 Stolen
hases-Miiler, Bethel, Corhau EMPIRES.
ouigley and Byron. Time, 2:le
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STANDING or CI.IrHy

VII ERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at BDstnn.
Cincinnati AT Pittsburgh.
BrOokl!n nj Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Chicago.
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Fixhburne Drop. First Game.

Especial % The Times Dispa tch.
WAYNESBORO, VA, April 2T.-
Fishburne lost its first game this sea-
son to-day, when Staunton defeated
them. TO 3. Inability to hit was re-
sponsible.
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STA NDING q

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
milwaukee, at Indin na polls.
Minneapolis ut Toledo.
Kansas City at Louisville.
-. Full ut Columbus
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STANDING OF C1I.I,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
B0stOn nj New York
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia nj Washington
Detroit al ST. louis.
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CHICAGO PUNCHES HITS
WINS FROM CLEVELAND
BY SCORE OF 5 TO 3
Detrom hou!" ST. LouI. and Takes
"hmc. to 2-washington
Trims PhiIadclphia

CLEVELAND. April 27.-Chicaro
punched hits or Mitchell to-day, and
won. to ;. f'aber wavcrod i'm Tho
eighth, but Russell came to tho rescue
and stopped rally.
Shortstop Chapman. OF Cleveland. /,
knee. The score:
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summary: Rurs-Shotton. ToLln W.,
ha'hnaGh. Faach ~. H"ilmau S;AnaE.
'unn'r Cham Two-bss, hitr-v.aeh Vol.
man Ihr-e- base INSTRUMENTATION S.cr,
Ace hits-Marssns. Vt,,. stolen h;,s.<-vs,rb
~. Bases on baiIa-on Wciluur ,; Of, Gun.
hthshhin. T. struck out-by Weil!uan :. nv
DtNcnport. 2: by Cunninghun j. h. PAL
umpir"s. O'LoughIn and It!d-br.,.d
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DETROIT EASY VICTOR

ST. LOUIS. April 27-D.troit easily
routed Weilman. and won to-day;s
game. TO 2. Five errors by the To-
calls figured in tho acoring The score.
1t. Louis. n.4-.i.
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linp"wcil q n n n -
summary Hun---Cronir. CANDY Fox
Two, nas" hits Candy simmons rox Sto-
,'n haS"' 'r"H;r. Fox, Simmons Sacrifice
ny i'"irH"n Moore Iiase on balls hv
larson by iirsrh s. Left on bases:
r"rtsm"u'h. 2. HopewclI, . III, by pitcbed
p'' summers :: Struck out-hy Pearson .:
n.y. HIrsch. I. Umpire. Rosana Tine: 90
Attendance, non wv
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
jacksonville. :: Columbia. %.
Mont gnnrry. II: Macon. 3.
Albany. 3; Columbus. ..
Charleston, 4: Augiistu, I.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Petersburg at Newport News.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Portsmouth mt IIopewel.