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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-11

CALIFORNIA having taken away
from Indiana the honor Of being the
pivotal state the next tang you know
she will be demanding the hereditary
right OF choosing the presidential
candidates of both parties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-11

OLD Elm Ragon Of our circulation
department. who is 4 bit superstitious.
says he knew Hughes had no chance
after he had heard rooster crow a
few minutes after midnight on the
morning of election day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-11

If FINAL election results are held
Up until March We see where state
holders are going to make big haul
by putting the coin out on interest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-11

YoU don't notice Col William Jen-
nings Bryan's name appearing il list
or those that have congratulated Ar.
Wilson on mis- second victory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14

TO HAVE BIG
MENACERIE

Jaraas Patte~oz Ehese big and
wholesome zz1lseaaa4E carnival VIII
show hers nerE seek u r.axIrz ar
Fsngsme1ts E0y a Eresnendous ex7an-
sloa ID Bib zhoE baaEness. Tas eater.
prise which he ull add to MS bazszsss
q = Big thTesFing circ1s ard trained
animal Aaow. and il VIII be ready for
tie Rad ana VII zszFt on to4r og tie
1iddIa west esriy In tee spring ct
1917. Mr. Patterson hzs hzd the nax
ahor in eonsezpiztIcn for several
yezra ard s now rapsdIY perfscting
shs DIzns tor his entrance insa TIE cir
ca arena with bEg 4a-car zggregz~
ti0n Staying oHe1zy stands "a ate prir-
ciral estlas and tawns He expects 70
visit B1risngt9z rezt season wIth dis
biz clrels and msnagersa.
At the close 81 tEe carnival season
ln- septe1aher Pr Patterson will ar
range his affairs tor Z trip % Japan.
China and Ilnia. sailing from Seattle
about October 4 and fet1rrfzg home
in tms for tbs cnrissnas holidays.
His trip 6 taken for the purpose of
suying . snip load y elephants. lions.
tigers. zebras, zad asaer xtid animals
common 10 oriental c0untries. Ar u
ghich ~iii D. bFoaght over and guar
Tered st hts wild arinai rancS and blg
suaseaent plant AZ Paola. Kansas. IN
il the opening d the season next
'Pring- Az Paoia Mr. Patterson has
ne 0f the largest z1lusement construe-
ion plans Ia the United states. where
n q the equipment needed for Els
arrival shows Is built This ccnstruc- ,
Jon embraces everything needed b.
be shows Including the trains of se-
T. standardized box cars used in =
raHsporting the shows from place 10 7
laee. In addition. his farm al PsOIa =
: a real farm. where hundreds o. :
eces q crops are grown and harvested !
ach year.
Mr Patterson has been ehgagsd ia e
be carnival business for about t1sn- :
Z years. and his start vas very d
Iodest one. In the business be has .
isplayed tact good judgment and s
lrift and has continually expanded
ls aggregation along interesting ard
'p1table iines. re has Travelled ex-
insiveIy with BIS carnival company Il
the south. southwest. middle west.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
ATTENTION kNIeHTs TgMeLAs

I hare received sn Invitation Tor Sir
KnighEz 0f DeaIolay C0mmandery to
attend meeting OF Oklahoma Com.
mzndery zt Oklahoma CITY. Wedres
day. OeE ist The Order Of the Ten
Els viii b ezsnpisaed By CIR c. G. e.
Sir james G. Sutton. beginning al 3
o'cIocE 2 II 4 banquet viII Be serr-
ed in the temple AZ $50 p. n spe-
Gal effort IS being made 70 open in
lGM form and c0ndrcr the worx III ac-
co7darce with the adopted tactics Of
the 1urisdicti0n. This NilI be 4 meet
ING o great importance for both in
sir-ctson and 4 z0csabIs tire ard Il
i M desire that as many Sir Knights
i can take advantage of the orpor-
.aai1y
kindly advise me al yo1r earliest
convenience q yoar zttention. that I
nay advise tie < C. At Oklahoma
-ity what "a e1pecf that he may BE-
.rspared % entertain IS.
Cordially yours.
z sir charIes r RsubrD.
r. c. DeMolay Com No. Z. X 7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
MARKETS


Chicago Oct. l3.-Proapecss Of an
active ezu 1rsm Craz. Britain Tor
naeat frCn the United States made
prices here average higher today. a.
fssog gh s0neshing of . bearish reac-
tioa took pace ID the afternoon. owing
70 new sahuazrius scare. The mar
kes clcasd nzsektled 10 to 5-s net high
srl VITA December AZ BI-5s IA and Nay
~ si57 l-z. Corn gained 5-s To f-zc.
aata slnlsnsd Is . "a osf. and Cgovls-
ions varying frol iec 10 1sc advance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
BAsat DsSlsAs4 De4 4. 1852
AcTpcE Or s1ERgFFs BALE o.
Lsac DMDEE EXECUTION

Nofie@ u nars5y glysn sA4t t. pur.
t-2Iee " Z wFSt ~ sxsraasa assa4a
en "a sAa es<sKa offe@ ef tas nssssses
ce~r q az4 sor Crazy Co4nty. STATE
~ DklsAc=s. "a sAs i9ta 1@g os ses-
teMber. 4. b 1918. ii 80 action where
ia W n Joaea paa psaiaslff ana hi d
fsAnscy !. xss1laa. vas 1eas11azs. cerz-
nsrscirg. ras ta lexy upoa property b.
loAxlag II a41 defendant s1ffiesens
% aaassty sssgnazt rendered Is cad
acslen ~ sasoF of ~. r jones'. against
" 2. yeEasos. glardsaa. Eor ske ann
q fzsee witt TIE a4m os sgzfsI
costa with interest s1srron non tie
CATS q me saagneat tc-NEts March
~ 1915: ! have levied apca eer,al4
iaa1a zn1 tanenaass haicnriaw 10 said
defendant MT exempt from nae under
execatso1. fsr want 0f goods and chat.
tsis d he sas1 z. p. yoAzson. rsard.
ian: aald Lands described a. tssIows.
toxif.
The esas hair of ths zo4tEsaat
quartsr all tie east hair of shs
west hals 81 ire se1fhszrt e1ar.
ter q aee.lou eightean. in t9un-
shsD tsa aggtA of range Six west
Ia Grady ca11ty. Ozlahoza. con.
fslniag czs hundred and twenty
fiz5l acres. more on leae,
ard haze dgsr caused said Lands ard
u ~ appraised according 4
% zw at $500 PER acre. o. gf.sG.o5
@ow tassakore rotice "a hsrsby xiv
En- that - parsaznce Of tie commands
y sad vrit ] pli offer for safe and
seii ~ cash 70 the hixhest bidder,
'ai4 land and tsnsmeuts. or ~ much
.haTaof a. vai satisfy said ladgmerf ,
.nd costs cn ihe s.h DAY 81 Novem-
5er A. y 1915. at 3 O'Clock m
= said day. At tie frant door Il the
.oart house in tie city u caickanha.
p zai1 county and state.
witness mg hand this 1rd day of oe-l Il
cber. A. y 1916. Is
HODGE BAILEY. F
Sheriff ~ Grads County. Oklahoma :
iy 2. l. cAsTLEMAN. DeDusy.
lo4-set G
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14

%sw YORK. Oct. Is-TaeFs was a
renewal cl Ens BAH movement in tine
cotton market here today and al DE-.
liHsries made rpw hish records f1r
'he seasoa slth Jan1zry contracts sell
Ing 1p 10 E7sfc or 81 points sbgve
the low level of last Monday. That
delivery cio3ed It i7sec with ths gen
erai list closing steady AZ an advance
~ i5 % - points a. compared wlth
iAs final figures o. Wednesday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
LOOK FoR THE Word
or |
HRELLsc cOOD ox


AwEgs w1rr1 tie ms1sF
As zssa &C e.aasT 51srsg4a4H >
a ig FEzr1 sres-au -1d1g.
aE-ds -RIEE1EE WEEKLY NEVIS
s2cFaaE u Arsrsg1g r1d.sz@1 -
To sls msa Eae w=EY Ia sas
E1rA sxn a cur -asar sasr7
zazg
A -EsS1s1 ~ -AE.I
ee
k Srvsrt1a 9rzzz 1saelg Waz
|en - e aar4F Esr n
1E1 w-1a1 WIG w1rxs tsr
i-oz1 see l r
GETTING 8
a classy vzag-aS1 s1er wa
a4rlsg Moore and FHmrag gar1rn-
a CHEAP TAr4TE0N
A kas@ erme'1y s4as Beasts
5--h Lee Erana san ssz and
FRANK wg1zsaise
Mm ~ Eezg zs-zss-rz-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14


1 eE
@ tA4 t1r~r mas sTHrT
& va -aT1r 80
gee 4 -@ Er=ats l
Ae azs Ea As
~ Fs aea
a Nses II
-- y -- a1- Rzs7 S1s PAT
- --A- 80 are l- easA
y 1r EAzSers1E has
1-a1 aaF oEAeE
--'4-- = % gre % ehs
Il g Er1e aa1
-e g SIN ssz s9-
- 42aa@ -r1 Ez Es-
-- ~ 9 c 1g sArss-FiAg
80 14 n zHa e-
= @ g a-4 working
sse1 sa t4 sz aA1 rAaI
1-s ara -I eHa1 Zarzer Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
CONSTIPATION oULLs
YOUR BRAIN

That dull iisuesa. oppressed feeling
g dae 2 impurities ln your system.
siuggiah liver. clogsed intes,lnes. Dr..
Kings New Life pills give prompt re-.
lief a mid. easy. noa-griping bowel
movement nil tone W your system
and help % clear your muddy. plmply
completion. Get a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills today At your druggist.
zac. A dose tonight wiil make you
cheerful at breakfast d&vim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
DEsporOrncv

When you feel discouraged and des-
'ondent Do not give uD but take
|ose o. chamberlsiu's Tablets and you
fe almost certain q feel All right
'ithin a day or two. Dependency ls
cry often due 70 Indigestion and BIZ.
1uaness. for which these tablets are
specially valuable. Obalnable every
here d&wlm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
sAD COLDS FROM

LIITLE 8NEEZE5 GROW
Asny colds that hang On all winter
start with sneezs. 3 sniffe. a sore
throat. a tight chest You know the
symptoms OF colds. and you know
prompt treatment viii break them ID.
Dr. King's New Discovery. with is
soothing antlaeptic balsams. has bean
breaking up colds and healing coughs
% young and old for AZ years. Dr..
Kings New Discovery loosens the
phiesm. clears the head. soothes the
lrritated membrane and makes breath,
Ing easier Al your Druggist. &C.
d&wlm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14

Fort W0rth. Tex. Oct i5.-Cattls-
Aeeelpss $500; steady. steers S. TO
f7z5. Hogs Receipts 1850. SC higher.
Bulk 80 80 % 1915. Sheep Receipts
GO, steady: lambs 50 % $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
Look Out
WHATS HERE9

J. 2. Moran, The expert Tstchmaksr
Ind ieweler is opening 70 a leweiry
'uainssa which viii b. known as ils
Watch Hospital. To have your watch
IeeD good time 4 w.n pay yoa 70 ses
|in at the Plano Store. Ind ard Chick
sha ave. I9ii-it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14
HEAD-oFF THAT AL
WINTER COUCH

WINTER COUCH
AZ the rrzt sign 81 sore throat.
tight chest or stnfted-uD head take a
dose 81 D.. Bells Plne-Tar-Efo1sy.
The healing plnetar. soothing honey
and glycerite quickly relieve the con
ssstion. loosen the phgegm and break
% yoar cold d. Bells Pins-Tar-Hon-
ey has all the benefits Of the healing
aroma from pine forest. It Is pleasant
% take and antissptic- The formula
On the bottle tells Why It relieves colds
and coughs. At your drusgat, 25c
dkwim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-14

FOEND-Pair Of spectacies. part q
frame broken. Can at this office
19-1s-st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
FAST RACING At DETROIT
FREE-FOR-ALL PACE
Is WON BY SINGLE c
Grand Circuit Meet VIII Close To-Dn
with i'our
Events

DETROIT, July - Some Of the l." /
ana fastest racing Of the weeks. pro-
meeting hero this afternoon The frc
for-all pac". healthier on the days car !!
went I" single g. which won the NJ 4
two heats ami finished second TO Rue
sell boy m III" third. The judges i'm
posed = fine 81 500 OF Driver & -.
G"sn.l for not driving on, the third
In, tho first neat single 6 wen; in .
M M lead - the half ana held !, 70 tie
pressed l'y Rrad"n Direct IN the Ia I
inw rounds. won shoulders ahead. =
the thlrd mil" Sinrl. g. took the L. 1
turn.
Grand chimes. although winuiu:
stake "f $4,000 for 2:i5 tr"tt"rs. ct
the decision under III" old placing ~ =
docii; having tn" best standing IN tie
The winner Of ,hc Tavern steal :
~ North Randall last week. led Ell
although tho field closed NJ on htl
q, ~" last turn. he easily pulled awus
and won by three lengths.
BOX * took thre" heats Of the Hotel
Griswoid stake for 2lo PAGERS It
$1,000 with case.
conclud" the local meeting
2:i5 ;rot: Hotel r"utchar;rain stake ,
purse. $4,000. three heats:
Grand Chimes J.. H.. by Ken
tuc'Sy Chimes ,Edmam ......a 3
Lindscy. l.. h. by Todd Mac tMc-
Earl Don. ch =. by bon Gale !"
hnsy i.assie liriasc. nceardles
Widower, Peter and I."onor Mckinncv
also ran. Time. 2:cG IA, 22:oS -.
2:n9 | 4.
Free-for-ali pace; The Aircraft
Club" purse, sl,2oo. three heats:
single d., a. n. by Anderson
MIXES V'9Sa"ll, ......;..:....t :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28

Hin Farm. Nokesvillc: third. Chapdale.
william du Pont Jr.. Montpelier Sta
ton. fourth. Morriston. ". W. D5-
borne. Goricasvillc.
fonr raccs--first. Dynamite. Ryan
Devereux. Chevy Chase. Md. second.
ithuc. w. &. Graves. Orange: third.
frolic. Judsun Graves, Ruccon Ford:
fourth iris. e. s. Waugh. Rapidan.
! Horses in harncss-iirst. Dolly Mad
is"n, Mon'pelicr Farms: second. Golden
Secpter ana Goldcn Rod. churchinan
and Davis.
Sporting ,andems-.rst team. Mrs.
Alien Potts. Gordonsviilc; second teal /.
Ninthill Farm. Notes.-The; third team,
William du ront. Jr.
Saddle pairs-ilrst pair. Miss Marion
du ront second pair. Mrs. Allen Potts.
'ordousril'c. third pair, churchman
ANA Davis
nun; club tca,ns--nrst. Glen Riddic
ituht, Glen Riddle Farms: second. hut
,"hin. Ninthill Farm; third. hunt team,
William du Iont, Jr.: fourth. hunt team,
S'lllhouse stables. charlottesville.
fonics under saddle first. Maud
Man, Julian J. Mason. Orange: sccon l.,
blnainiie. Joseph and James Dcvcreaut.
chevS chase. Md. third, bob. q. II. ard
=. s. Bicslen. Somerset: fourth Black
Prince. Miss Frances Warren. Orange
horn hi"wcr. first. William dnPort
Jr.. second. james Tyson. Montpciicr
station. third. bernard Skinner. Mont
ncHor station. fourth Ernest Ora /,
1ontpclior station.
Pnir ladies' harness horscs--nrst
DoiiS Madison. Montpelier Farms: sc :
oh". Golden Sycptcr and Golden Rui,
Churchinan ANA Davis
ioh!"s IN harncS3--iirst. Bob q. and
Z. - fic<lcn. Somerset: second,
brownie. Maud NJ. and Julian J. Mason.
Orange: third. barbara, William ou
pont, IN.
Ladies hunters-tirst. Nancy Pans
Glen Riddle Farms: second. WILD &
King, Glen Riddle Farms: third. Pretty
Maid, Mrs. Allen Potts; fourth. Coburl,
BOY, Chiffon stables. MiddlcburE
Horses in harness first; Tie
Monarch, Church;nan and Davis: seq
ohu' fariGnata. Montpelier Farm /:
thirh. Dolly Madison. Montpclir.
Farms: fourth, Betty. Afontpelic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28

sprint. lie .Taplin). IL to 3. 4 To ).
Ia 3. third. limo. i.li l-5. Paddy
Whack and i,cckichoo also ran
Fourth acc--fvc aud onc-half fur
longs-Ticket. i2I tRutw"lb. TO 10.
out, won. Jock Scott. lO2 ,McCnhcyp.
6 TO 1. to +. out second Kildce. 100
o. McTaggarD, to :. out third
Time. %? %. only three starters
Fifth rac.-milc and 81 sixteenth.
DainEcraoid. III ,Hofrmanp. to +. /
TO 1. won; Fuzzy Wuzzu. 10. tsalb
~ to 3. 70 10. to 4. second. Mala-
bar. ln5 lLapaillcp. IL 10 l, :, to l. .
to l. third. Time. i.52 Colonel Hoi-
loway. Jacket. Sir Dcnrah, i.laclifor,1
and Day Day also IAN.
Sixth rac"--iivc furloueS-Torch-
bcaror. us HIoTmnn). IA 70 :. even
3 to :. won; Lively. ia ,Keogh) . to
2. 10 =. to .. second: Pcnrod. ll5
&C Ciarncr). even. . to =. to s. third
Time. :o2 Ia. Bird Line, Ed Carl
son, and Matiu also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
TENNIS UNDER WAY

AUGUSTA. Ga. Iuly 2T.--I'lny IN tic
South Atlantic states tennis tourn- :
mrnt. which has been haiupcrcd by
rains, got into fur swing here to-da y.
with matches III mems singles and
doubles and woIucnS singles. Thus
far players regarded ~ strong con
tenders have come through their
matches in fairly casN fashion.
Following are summa r.s IN part.
Second round. mems douhlcs-r. Ii.
Winston. chapel !lill. y. g.. and NJ.
q. Cleveland. Marietta :. G.. defeated
i. Il. Dunn. Cu;hbert, Ga. and VI.
Hatch, Augusta, O.. Sc: w. L. Care.
Groenvil,e. :. G.. and J. w Erin. Of
Spartanburg, :. e.. beat j. u. ktrvcu.
Columbus, Ga. and a. G.. Dozier. Col
umhus. Ca. Ga, 81. e..
Second round mems singles. post
pcnch from ycStrrdny--f. II. Winston.
Chapel hin. y. g.. beat L. n. Barrett.
Augusta. 6-I. G-1: L. Il. Dunn. OF Cuth-
hort. Ca. won from Hal Campbell OF
Columbus, .Ga.. by default.
Mems singles. third round---J. w.
Irwin. of Spartanhurg. S. g., beat u.
+. Cleveland. Of Marietta, $. c., 6-l.
81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

:. Fir8t raGe-mile and seventy yards
10 :. won. Black Beauty. i07 CA.
GfeSsl, 3 - !, 10 ), 3 TO ;, sccon, ;
brown Velvet. lo2 II Hunt. TO
. TO .. To >. third. Time. / al s..
Taileyrand. Louise Green. Eroomcor..
lnhd.l l., and Last Chance also ran.
second racc--six furlongs-I.irha 4.
IN 90 Eyrne), 70 /. TO =. out. woi .
!; !, uihist. loI tI, ,GraE), 10 to l, 10 :.
TO l. second: Bryn. 10 OK. Guy.
20 20, 70 70 J. I ~. third. Tim :.
Snnto Cardon1es Tin Dawden,. Indian :.
Miss sly also ran
ihird racc-iiNe and oc-half furlonf :
May ". 100 tH. Stearns), 10 to
to i. :, to !. Won Fan 6. los o..
Bourbon Lass. los GW. Address. ! to
10 ., 3 TO .. third. Time. l:0S -
James and Eightcap also ran. I3crll.,
was left 1T post.
il2 w. Ardress). to /. ! to ;. 8 10 &.
out. second: second; Sir Edgar. lis a..
l:ls. HufJal,sr. Faux Col also ran. =,
fifth race-s!x fnrlones-AIcx Get.
log fGuy). 10 !, to ., 3 10 3 woi !:
Royal Tea. iia tStcarns). . to ,. ) TO /,
u TO - to L., 70 l.. third. Time. II :.
Eriar Path Lady Jane Grey. Lang
horne. Morristown. San Vega and Mir
co Jimmie also ran.
Sixth racc--iivc and one-half fu.-
lonss- piatt, H. tW. Andrcss). 3 to-:
to .. 70 .. won: al NJ. Dick. 1le -.
h;y . ? to ;, out. second; Lucia; -
Time. :os "A. l.yttlc, Milaady. Ann.
Good Note ana January also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
TARS SCARE BUILDERS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 81
Although they threw quite . scare into
tho crowd in the. ninth. the Tars fell
this afternoon In the first gamo Of II. (,
ser!sf, The score VAS 8 10 1. VITA tn.
score 10 ! IN favor OF tire home ciuD
In the last frame. Manager Payne der
r!ckca ',nrai!kii. after Il pass and \
double pat runners ON third md second
mound He irst wild pitched one run
home. threw villa 10 frat on a buut
allowed Il hit and threw wild TO Grs.
again & weak nit to him. Three
runs were over. and third and second
occur!od when Gnrdinicr Was called.
the SACKS VII, i"S vim no 5cn one down nui
famed Cochran. Sticking hit to Gar
oiricr. and 4 double play, home 70 nrs'.
retired the a!ar. II WAS tho most en-
citing aaisr STAGED here this season
Seven double plays were made. i've b.
the PuilGs;i. walker tripl.d In the
FIRST wiin ~. bases FUN. The score.
NlLIniL.- NcMnor. AeAIs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
THREE FATALLY INJURED
IN STREET CAR COLLISION
Accident Most Serious Since strike o.
Motornen and Conductors Begun
In New York.

NEW YORK. July 27-Threc MGR
were fatally injured when II street
car crashed into an elevated railroad
pillar in the Bronx tonight. one
OF them was policeman serving rs .
guard The accident was the most
serloua which had occurred since the
beginning of the strike OF motormcn
and conductors on tho surface car lines
in the Bronx and Wcstchcster County
The car was demolished. and the crew
was sought vainiy by tho police after
tho accident
Before ambGlanccs arrived three
other cars collidcd on top of the debris
According to the police, the three cars
had been stopped block from the
scene of the accident, but were started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
Relief in Pulmonary
Or Throat TroubI,

depends largely on tho sufferers ali /
ity to upbuild q weakened system. nj
thus hasten - return of normal boz
functions. ~
In this effort much depends on fret
air--night and day.--and rest and aSl
food. The patient should refrain ira
work that orertaNcs. and all sanitSi
precautions should bc taken ThsI
coinmon-sonse measures do not aiwaj
achieve tho dcsircd results unless add
by proper medication. a
II is here that Fckman's Aiteratfj
has evidenced it's worth. for in mf,dI
cases il has effected lasting henef3
And often such troubles seem TO yis|
to It, IA,
In no case is it's use attended viii
possible harm, since II conta MS
poisonous or habit-forming drugs. SSl
by Tragic Drug Co. and leading dru1
.gists.
I:ckmnn Laboratory. Philadelphia,
advertisements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-28
S o R T S
PIRATES ARE WINNERS
REYN0LDS'S HOME RUN IN
SECOND DEFEATS COOLERS
Comc Is EnStcst Played In Portsmouth
THIS Senson, and liz Featured by
brilliant Fielding.

PORTSMOUTH,. VA, July 27.--in ono
OF the tiRhtest and fastest games OF
the season, Portsmouth won from Pc
tersburg to-day BY the score or / 70 o.
The only tally made was secured on
a home-run drive BIS Reynolds in the
second inning. While each side hit
the bail occasionally. fast fielding kept
tho runners from making the circuit.
Two Portsmouth base runners were
cut down AT the plate b. Gene iiudS.ns'.
and pair Of double plays was cugi-
necred by tho Truckers at critical mo
ments. Four Of Pctcrshuru'a five hits
':erc made in the ciEhth ana ninth III
ninEs. ana in each OF these frames
there "as man on third when the
side was retired. The score:
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SHARK ON CAROLINA COAST
Fisherman Senr Atlantic liz Attnckc g,
and IIis Arm Torn tn
Shreds.

NEwDERN. n. G., July 27.--Williar,
Nelson. n fisherman. was attacked by
shark on the coast near Atlantic
yesterday and had his arm torn to
shrcds, according TO n reliable repor,
received here to-day. This Is the nrsl
appearance Of n man eating shark on
the Carolina coast in recent years
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ahead at fun spced etter tho flrst car

ahead at fun speed after tho flrst car
carccned Into tho post
After. a day OF sporadic rioting by
striking street railway employees and
their sympathiZers in the Bronx. Will
liam Fitzgerald organizer for tho
Association of Street and
Electric Railway Employees of Amer
lea ANNOUNCED tonight that efforts
are being made TO organize tho entire
traffic system OF Greater New York.
strike leaders declared that virtually
all the car men in tho Bronx had
joined the strike
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\. NJ. q. A. Sncini.

Another one of the weekly member
ship socals will be given on the roof
Of the Central Young Mems Christian
Association Tonight at Sis o'clocl..
The program consists of music by the
Old South Quartet. an athletic contest
in the gymnasium and comedy tum
bling stunt by Roy NJ. O'Rork.
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Gle. jackson. Son Seriously m,

James \. Jackson, son Of Giles r.
Jackson. weu-known colored lawye-
OF Richmond, WAS reported last night 70
be seriously Ill at Deep River Conn.
Jackson, who was educated In Rich
mond is real estate dealer in Brook
iyn. Ills father was summoned las,
night ana VIII leave for Connecticu,
alV.
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southern halfway Earnings.

Estimated earnings Of tho Souther,.
Railway system for tho third wee.
in July We've: this year. / .cG7.440: las,
yenr. sl.lSo, 201--increase sS7.23S
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FOX. Candy. Simmons. stolen hasss-.
Cueto. Moore. S!ninonr. Doub.. Ij.a?s u ';i";o
TO Fox; SuiaIncrt 70 Park.r - FoS. s:s."s
on balla-by Gal!,!in. 3. 10y Wood / Struck
out-hy Card!r. :. b. Wood. Lcft oI bases
Petersburg. ,. Portsmouth, 2. Home run
Reynolds. Umpire. Buckley. Time. 20.