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INSTRUCTION.

INDIVIDUAL development, OF physically or
mentally retarded children. including cor
rectiOn or speech defects and nervous irrI-
liability. Alice 6. Hinckley. NJ. A. ool6
Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Boulevard
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TO gentleman in THE Virginia" Fifth
and Main Streets. every convenience. Ap.
ply miro apartment.
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NoTICE-Leea,

VIRGINIA.: ~
In the clerks once OF tho suprem, Court
or Appeals or tho stats OF Virginia ~
Nichmond. April o. 1919. In vacation.
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SITUATION wANTED-remale.

ToUNG lady wants position as cashier In
drug stor. Office work. References
+. al2. care Times Dispatch
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FOR SAJE-Horses.

FOR SALE-Horses.
HAVING decided to change one OF my sta
bes into garage, Will dispose OF 80 head
have been working here for the Inst year in
big trucks and wagons. Their ageA are from
to years old; VIII weigh from 100 to
iSog bounds THEY are All Ia tirst,eias,
guarantee II not AZ represented. will re-
Stables. "A, IL, is. 20 South Tenth.
20 good mules right out OF the hardest Kind
good work horses and mares. from 800 up.
II you want full value for your money. see
me first Piowman's Transfer Stables. 16
South Fifteenth Street.
horse DR.: F: z: Barr. Townsville: y: c:
WANTED-Horses
HORSE wanted for summer. Wanted a
good saddle horse for for my little
girl through tho summer. Address Mrs NJ
r: Lloyd Bon Air. Va
STORAGE AND MOVING.
c. c. M1LINER's transfer. moving and
Grating furniture specially, trunks
for your heGEage two men on our wagons.
Street. Phone Madison 1876.
". FRED RICHARDSON INC
F!reproof Storage for Household Goods
Don't forget When we move you we
protection OF your house Before moving
set our prices. Randolph S43.
THE world moves, and so does Bowies. zoe
22si. A. Bowles. Transfer.
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FOR REN'r-fiuuses
FOR SALi.-Mi.:e5laneou

FOR SALE-Mis:e5laneo
ASK your dealer for Brauer's original Smith
Held sausage. one pound packages
TENTS tor sa!e or rent all sizes. new and
old, for camps and all purposes L. Rose
& Co. 42o Brook Avenue. Richmond.
LONNlE X WoODSON. Randolph 6l37. JET
ferson Market Special large bar soap.
&c: cans Spotless Cleaner. csc; can peas.
lOc: cans crushed sugar corn. csc: largo
maSksrei. DC; good flour. t5c per bag; cans
pork ana beans 25C. butter beans. lOc can.
Fun line groceries. fruits. vegetables and
poultry.
FIELD-GROW# cabbage plants Will head
earlier. Frost proof: 81 per 1000, +. o. b.
here W: Lykes. Lykesland. $ c.
DIAMOND LAVALl.IER, SET IN PLATl-
MUM. AND TIFFANY DIAMOND RING.
Is KARAT COST $3.50. WILL. SACRI-
FlCE $3.50 TO QUICK BUYER. j. IS.
CARE TINES DISPATCH.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

% =.
SINGLE room and board. private family:
references exchanged. "03 West Grace
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TWO rooms and bath. third floor l0i East
Grace; men only. Apply Phone Madison
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BOOKS AM PERIODICALS.

nisccllaneous LOT OF books. sta tistical and
otherwise. worth si00. for sale for $40.
VIM not bc delivered. Must be called for.
'irst Floor. Times Dispatch Building.
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FOR RENT-poom,

THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth.
newly furnished rooms. soc. Use. 81 daily
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms. ali
conveniences: furnished rooms also for
men. Madison 5633-J. $40 North Fourth
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN. Hampton Roads
a beautiful location. country and seashor
combined with city conveniences Excellent
table Terms. 50 to $l2 per week. Near
golf links. Open all the year. Misses Tabb
boulevard Inn. Hampton. Va.
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DETECTIVES.

BuKCH Private Detective Agency, 6oms Of
Nee. Park Building. Phone Randolph t56e
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WANTED-Horses

HORSE wanted for summer. Wanted q
good saddle horse for for my little
girl through tho summer Address Mrs. NJ.
r. Lloyd. Bon Air. Va.
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Chesterfield
Apartments
Franklin and Shafer Streets. Very
desirable furnished apartment by The
week, month or year. Telephone, light.
heat. water and maid service, cafe in
building. Apply to Manager.
FOR RENr-l,u,r,shed Flat.

FOX RENF-Flats.
Flat 400 l.: North Fourth, large rooms,
bath, range, separate gas SIS.
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SUMMER BOARDING

SEVERAL boarders desired, home com
forts, modern cool. shady: large rooms
Spring fields Gordonsvilie. Va.
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MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOuSECLEASlNG MAIZE EASY
AMINO and staining. clea ming houses
a specially. William johnson. Randolph
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
Groceries

20-LBS. SUGAR for $100 with $5.0O order for other groceries. Thomas Cash Grocery, Thomas Bldg, end of Indian car line Phone 429 ak
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

FOR SALES gilts and one Duroc- Jersey male. Inquire at OgleSby Gro cery, 3-4 mile east of Indian school. ak
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
For Sale Houses


FOR SALE-$4O00 cash. Modern TO- cation, minutes walk business cen ter Good money maker. owner wishes to retire. Will lease house. NJ. Ikard. III North Grand Ave, Los Angeles. l.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

\ IEA2LING Jersey heifer and bunch Washington. It
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. John J. Astor made his money buying on a dull market. Here are some money doublers: G5 acres fine alfalfa land on paved St. fine soil, water, $50 per acre; 40 acres. well improved ranch. $4400: 40 acres 30 cows, chick ems, hogs, , horses and all implements, good house, wind mill and fruit. $l2,- GOO. $4O00 cash. balance to suit; 70 acres, 4-room house, 1J head fine Hol- stein cows. 9 hogs chickens, fruit fine alfalfa. all for $i7OO, 5000 cash, balance to suit.
 M. II. SHELTON
 215 w. Washington. t
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
REPUBLICAN WANT ADS POINT THE WAY
Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN-$10 to $100 on furniture. pianos, live stock, farming implements, automobiles, etc., at req sonable rates, without removal. Strictly private and confidential. Mu- tual Loan O.. 400 Grand Ave. Office hours 8 A. M. to P. M. Phone 1896.
 If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
For Sale-Live Stock

WANTED-Hogs, country dressed. POS w. Washington St. dI
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

also pens. Will sell at a bargain. Phone
 Al J-3. ak
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

FOB SALE-F'resh cows. Phone 209 J-4. al
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

THOROUGEBRED Holstein bull calf. Phone 2S14 ak
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-One dishwasher. Apply 10 q. m, The Rosetree. Ii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
WILLIAM JOHNSTON is
PACIFIC STATE CHAMP

Del Monte. Cal. June William
Johnston. national tennis champion.
wen the Pacific states championship
here today after a THRILLING struep .
with Clarence Griffin, joint holder
with Johnston of the national doubles
title. TIE score was 81. Sd, 81. g :.
Win the exception Of the second.
eNert sci Went te deuce. both men us
ing an The skin az their command in
an exhibition OF tennis that kept the
big gallery on tn toe throughout the
contest.
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His Terrific Batting Helps
~ " " ~ ~ vi
Giants in Fight for Flag

Larry Doyle. the Giant nfielder
proved q big factor IN the rapid climb
or the New Workers toward the top
OF the National league When the
Giants left New York on thelr last
western tour they were N the cellar
with meager 1873 average They
returned TO New York for a home SEE
ries in second place and with an aver
age Of 3N5
DOYLE led the National league in
hitting last year and bis present
stride with the willow should again
land him close 10 the top of the Ma
tional league heap this season
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Chnttanooga. 0-1 Atlanta 5-2.
Al Little Rock 2s6 New orleans.
"a
AZ Nashville. go Birmineham II.
At Memphis. 8. Mobile. 8.
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SPECTACULAR RALLY
BY S00S IN ELEVENTH
WINS l0P- GAME

Lincoln, Neb.. june 24,--SiouX City
earned todays same with a, spectacu-
lar batting rally in the eleventh in
ning that broke a to tie and end
cd the game with one-sided score Of
u TO 6.
Score. r. II. Il,
Sioux CITY 02o 200 0lO 16-.-l2 is 4
Lincoln 800 900 ll0012 10 6 II .
Batteries Gaspar, Pfeister, Grover
and Livingston. Gardner East and
i{0hrcr, Johnson
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LEGAL NOTICE

~O~S-~N~-~~~~~-~~>N~~~~
state OF Now Mexico State Corporation
Commission of New Mexico. Certificate Of
Comparison. United states Of America,
State Of New Mexico--ss.
it is hereby certified, that the annexed
is fun, true and complete transcript Of
the Certificate Of Incorporation Of Royal
Drug Company. mo s5n) With the endorse
mcnts thereon, as same appears on file
ana Of record In the office Of the state
Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof the State Cor
poraiion Commission Of The State Of Nen
Mexico has caused this certificate 10 lie
signed by its Chairman and the seal of
said Commission, TO be affixed at the city
Of Santa Fe on this 18th day Of June. A. u.
1916
HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
(Seal) Acting Chairman
Attest EDWIN +. COARD. clerk
1uternal Revenue Stamp iOc)
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION or
ROYAL DRUG COMPANY.
Know All Men by These Presents, that we.
Joseph H. ORielly and Effe ORielly ane
Wilson c. Keim all Of whom are citizens
~ The United states and residents Of the
state Of New Mexico, have this 10th day OF
June, 1916, associated ourselves together for
the purpose Of forming corporation I'M
der the provisions Of the laws Of the State
of New Mexico, and to that end We do
hereby certify as follows;
/.
The corporate name Of said corporation Is
ROYAL DRUG COMTANY
H.
The principal place OF business Of said
corporation is ll5 South Second street IN
the city Of Albuquerque. Bernalllo county,
New Mexico, and Joseph H. O'RieIly is the
agent in charge thereof ana upon whom
process against the corporation may be
served.
III.
The object for which this corporation Is
formed is to conduct a general mercantile
business and particularly as a manufac-
turer and dealer in drugs and medicines,
ana IN general to perform and exercise
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Stated for Evans IL 7,h
!Batied for Stanage IN 7h.
flHttcd for Baland in 7th
Batted for Cunningham in nth.
Score by innings;
Cleveland ..... DDi 100 500 l2l0
Detroit .-......,....... 90 .03 OGl To- 3
summary Runs-Cirsney ~. Chapman
go. speaker t3) Gandil Wambsgunss
Lowdermlk. Bush, Wit. Neaeh HeilInan
ca, Young, Dauss Two-hsse hits-Grapey,
Smith, O'Neill, iieilman. Three base hits
-'Gandil. Bush Holman. Base on balls
orr Lowdermilk, 4 off Coveleskie 2, OFF
Dauss. /, or Cunningham, g. Hits ana
earned ruus--Off Lowdermlk. / hit and
runs in S1-S innings. off Coveleskie, 10 hits
and runs in 523 lnnings, orf Bagby, 1 hi.
and run In innings; on Dauss hits and
runs in innings; off Boland, | hit and
runs In Inning; off Cunningham, hits
and runs ia 4 innings struck out By
LowdorminS ., BY coyeleske. / by Dause,
81 hy Cunningham, q Empires Nalin and
Evans
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Tour Killed Ia Explosion.

Boston, June 2i.--Four men were
killed ana one seriously injured as a
result Of n compressed air explosion
in a tube under construction IN South
Boston today
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sNpno oui IN ath when winning sun scored
Halted m cerhan in sih
Rated for Dnak Iu SUB
Score rs inninrs
- isouis .aN 90 eea9
pttsburgh .... 0sl a0a aal
summary Runs Bcecher Miller Hafns-
~ Carey. Niak t21. Costello Bnsn au
balls orr Steele ! or MamauN g iiits
and earned uans-Off paak G hits and rum
IN inHinfs of Steele hits and nun in
inning ncue oiH 90 sfh 30 smes MA
aud @ runs pitched 20 enc batter struck
ssf--By naak !, by Mamaux g. Jmnifer
Harrison and RRl,r.
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RECORD CROWD
SEES sUPERBkS
WIN TWO GAMES
League Leaders Open Up Gap
by Double Dose Administer
ed Giants Braves Lick
Pills Cubs and Reds Split

Brooklyn, June 24.--What WAS said
70 BE- the largest crowd that ever at
tended ball game in Brooklyn, saw
the Superbas take q double header
from the New York Giants today, & to
4 and 8 10 4. Scores.
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MIclltn II pcnrer O.

Wichita, Kan. June "a Wichita
won the first game of the series from
Denver. 1 to o. The game was called
in the last half of the seventh on ac-
count Of rain.
Score r. r. T..
Denver 600 900 ia
Wichita ......0le 000 N-i
Batteries. Ford and Russell Ma
larkey and Griffith.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Kansas city 3 Louisville G.
At Milwaukee e, indianapolis /.
Al 81 Paul 1-S; Columbus I-fl.
Al Minneapolis s-5i Toledo 7-la.
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Totals AZ 1894 II a
sOnv cut when winning run was scored
Rated Coz Schneider M gth,
Score by inniuRs.
Cincinnati SEQ s..e.. GIL. oQs go 000 0t0--i
Chicago .... .,......... 600 10 edd 0Ol-G
summary Runs -Clroh llerxog tgD Chase
Schneider Nllama 90 Schultz go Me-
tarthN Safer TWo-bnse hits Clarke Groh
CHASE Wiihamf sciNltea Home rune.
e'hase Safer haac on balls or Schneider.
=, OF Dalu, % or prondergast 3 Hits aud
earned runs-Of Schneider 10 hits and
runs ID inniuga or Dale 8 hits and
run in innings ptf Vaughn : hits and
runs IN innings meme cut IN Hh or
rrcndereasi hits ard 2 runs IN y innings
Struck out. liy Schneider 3. by Dale 3. bv
Ifcnaefgast 3 tmpres KLEIN and Emsfic
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New York 2-t: Washington t-s

New York, June 24--New York
climbed into second place today by
again defeating Washington twice, the
scores being to | and To 3. 1t
was the first double-header won by
the Yankees this season. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Dcs Moincs 2: Omaha I.

Omaha. Neh., June 24--pes Moines
won todays game from omaha, ,
to 1.
Score 4. II. +.
iDes Moines H.. geo o2e oo0--2 1
.Omaha . ... 600 000 0l0--1 o
Batteries. Baker and Spahr. Brucx
Mcrz and Marshall
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INDIANS RETAIN
LEAGUE LEAD BY
BEATING TIGERS
SIugging Match Between Pen
nant ContenderS Goes to tx
ira Innings Yaoks Climb to
Second Place, SOx Win,
lsY nossra ,ouspAl .rsolAl ltAssn wlssl

Detroit, June 24.---With the lead
ership of the league al stake, Detroit
and Cleveland today engaged in their
fourth extra-inning duel Of the sea-
son ana the Indians won, 10 to s.
Score.
L.trfst lN-Y rtt.srt,Afnr
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Pittsburgh. IA June 2f~Pitts-
bnrgh defeated 81 Louis twice today
by scores of 10 and 3 to g
Scores
pTHgT ZANE
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Chicaeo 0.oi cLnclnnntl az.

thicaRo, june 24.-Chloago aud
Cincinnati divided honors In two
games today. Home runs hy chase
and Safer helped 10 make The first
game a twelve-inniug struggle which
was won by Chicago, to 3. Scores
nInAI "a Me
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tN,icagn s; 81. Inuls 4

ST. Louis, June 24.-~Plank was bait
ted from the box in the fifth inning
today and Chicago won the last of the
series from ST. Louis, 10 a. Score:
CHICAGO ST. LOUIS
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Scorc--Sccond game. X. II. T.
ST Louis ...0 00 020 600 g
Pittsburgh ESQ 600 2Ox-5 ~ q.
batteries Han and Gonzales, Miller
md Wilson
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Boston A. phiIndcIphIn ..

philadelphia, June 2a.-~Ilome runs
ana errors figured In the game in
which Boston defeated Philadelphia,
today. TO 2. score
HOHTON nFfTI,AnEIpIfIA
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Boston 81: phiIadeIphia Ga.

Boston. June 24--The Boston
americans took double-header from
Philadelphia, to . and z to 3.
Scores.
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Scere-Second game. II. II. r.
Washington 900 100 000--3 0
New York .... 600 200 02x--4 2
Batteries. Ayers and Henry No
gridge, Heating, Shawkey and wal
ters.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE



Al Portland
salt Lake 6 .
Portland ... ...I o
Batteries klawitter. tittery and
Vann, Huuck, Soatheron and Fisher.
At salt Lake
Score. e. II. E.
Salt Lake ..... i :
Portland til =
Batteries; Han and Hannah; Soth
tron and Fisher
--~a--
At Los Arlcles-
Score 4 u. e.
san Ftancisco ....s....,.a = J.
Vernon .4. .........4
Batteries. Couch Perritt and
Brooks, o. Johnson Decauniore and
Whaling
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'lHttcd for Mathcesnn in tn
Hattei f9r Doom IN 9th.
Haitcd for Schupp In eth
Kan f0r Myers IN sih
acote BY innings
New York ...,s .s.4..a... III 100 Gl0.-@
iiranklyh ..st.,.t,......,.. 90 go los
Summary Runs-sIjufns DOYLE. Merkie
ti Daubeft. Atengel ulson McCarty ~.
HoNnna Two.bnFe hlts~~Bnyle htcnRci
rhrcc haze hitt~ M9wrey. Mccaffy nase ON
balls Off Coombs p Hits and earned runs
-0ff Anderson hits ana 2 runs IN Ia IN.
hinge, OF Maihewaon 2 hits aud runs
~ e-2 innings, ~ schupp, hits ana | run
Va Innings of coomhs z hits aud runs
~ inninge Struck nut-HY Anderson d
By colmbs 8 umplree Bason and nDny
Score---Sccond game II. H. II.
New York 49,. .001 900 201.--4 0
Brooklyn ,.....l 02 00l0ix--6 10 2
Batteries: Tesreau and Rariden;
Rocker, Smith and Nutter.
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Topeka, kan, June 24--The Saw
ages took the opening game from st.
JoEeph here today. to l.
Score Il. r. e.
Topeka ...... 600 005 0Ox--5 ~ 0
ISt. Joseph M .000 900 00l--1 10 3
Batteries tlaIl and Allen; Patter-
son and Fusner.
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score-second game,

Philadelphia 600 201 000-s s
Boston . 80, 100 400 e2x---7 . /
Batteries: Bush and schang; Mays
and Thomas.
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seofe- second ennn.


Cincinnati .024 DOL 000.--7 q
Chicago 0a0 0i0 1906 2 r.
Batteries Mitchell, Kncstcr Tonoy
and Wingo, Brown. Lavender, Seatop
Packard and Archer.
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va Ianyrin, Two-hase hit~-Walsh. Base
ON halls-On Nabors 2; off Leonard g Hits
md earned orr Majors. hits and I
run IN 2-a innings: off Leonard. hits and
? runs in innings. off Mays I hit and
Q runs IN Inning. Struck oui-By Leonard
l'mpires- O Loughlin and Hfdehrand
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Score by innings.
Washington ....#..... Ut0 fd0 GEO.
New York .. 00I Gt0 n0s- 9
summary. Runs Mooiicr. Gilhooey, Pipp.
Two-hase hit-Bakcr. Base on balls--Off
Caldwell, 81 off Boehling, 3; off Galia, 2
Its and earned runs--Off Boehling. hits
ana runs in innings, of Galua, ] hlt
sud runs IN innings; off Caldwell ]
run Struck out-By caldwell 4, 10y Boeh-
Ing " by Gallia l. umpires-~Owcus and
Connolly
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HUGH II. WILLIAMS.

The corporate name Of said corporation Is
ROYAL DRUG COMPANY.
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nosroN

ffwo out when winning run scored
tbatted for Scott in sth.
Rattcd for Carrigan in Sth,
Batted FOR Leonard in Sth
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TOntY
National I,enuue


Ct touis at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh ne Chieas
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'Bntted for Boehline In eth.
Batted for Ainsmith IN 9th
Evening journal., 1916-09-05

ilment we used TO raise IN Hong
Kong" he would often step slyly up
to some barroom loafer and smash
his hat If he paid IS damages he
considered It cheap.
He Was Buying Youth.
His fingers dripped gold, but they
we're too feeble with age to clutch
pleasure.
In final effort to dispel the shadow
OF old age he went into the Ghetto
and adopted two little girls. Alice and
Margaret Burnstein. daughters OF a
junk dealer.
Gossip quickly seized upon this,
and the King Lear in cap and bells
the man who had no true friend
though he squandered millions. was
charged by Joseph Burnstein. father
OF the girls, with being their rightful
father. The court win investigate
this charge.
While lawyers wrangle and wit
nesses reveal one grotesque chapter
after another. the sturdy old sea-rov'
er shrugs his shoulders impatiently
and grumbles;
"Oh, II I could only 60 back to sea-
This city life is no life for a man.
/ knew the black men In Africa and
the brownmen in india; have known
men IN every corner OF the world
but I don't know how 10 deal will
the kind OF people you meet in th'
great cities"
Evening journal., 1916-09-05

Chicago to find the world-traveler
living like a recluse in the dingy frame
cottage In which he was born. The
cottage is barricaded and guarded by
20 dogs and a Waterman.
The old man was master OF millions
when he barricaded himself in the
cottage several years ago. There was
no loved one to share II, no kin to
claim It.
Morrison was alone In his
cottage with Old Age, and he
was afraid OF II. He tried to
buy back his youth with gold.
The fantastic chase began eight
years ago.
It soon became known that Cap
Morrison was an easy mark with
money"
Flies buzzed about the money pots
Shyster lawyers mulcted him foI
thousands. policemen and women Of
the street framed up" scandals and
collected thousands Of hush money
Morrison paid $4,000 to recover "stoler
bonds" that never existed.
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handled his affairs.
The sharks Joined the flies-fak'
doctors, leaders in the notorious SUI
cult. women in. distress. widows and
orphans borrowed OF stole the Nor
rison millions.
But Dad" Morrison was having
good time. False guides had turned
his tostering steps to where lights
cleaned red and the old man with the
/ patriarchial beard and twinkling eyes
was well known.
His way was paved with golf
wherever he went If he smashed
barroom window, a check for $500
would be considered easy settlement
II he ordered wine he was charged
triple prices.
One Of his pet diversions, according
to testimony, was kicking out cal
windows. He never rode in taxies
Rlckety hacks and old-time cabs wer
the vehicles he patronized. These Joy
riots seemed TO bring back the ghos
Of his youth.
"One night IN London broke
dozen cabbles heads he would boas
after punching a cabman. II She bil
he paid was $500 he never grumblet
As a ghostly reminder Of the "dey