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Quick Way
TO End Coughs, Colds
and Group
An Excellent, Inexpensive Home
Made Remedy that N
Prompt and Sure.
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If yuu have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hearscness, on difficult breathing
or if Your child wakes up during the
night with Group and YOU want quick
help lust try this pleasant tasting
homc-mads cough rmpdy. Any drug
gist cam supply }ou with 2ia ounces OF
pineX go cents Northi Pour this into
pint bottle and till the bottle with
plain granulated sugar syrup. Thus
prepared You have pint Of really re.
markahe cough remedY-one that can
be depaadgd upoH TO give quick and last.
inc RELIEF at all times
You can io thif take hold OF a cough
in way that means business It
ioOsens aud raises the phleem, stops
throat tickle and sootAes and heals the
irritated membranes that line the
throat and bronchial tubes with such
pfompiAcss, ease and certainty that il
is really astonlsl inc
Pnex is n special and highly concen-
trated compound ot genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with guaiaco
and il noted for its speed in overcoming
severe coughs. throat and chest colds
It's millions OF enthusiastic users have
made It famous the world over.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this noted mixture To avoid disap
pontmant. ask for % ounces OF
Pinpx" with full directions and don't
accent ANYTHING else o 4 guarantee of
absolute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded, goes with this preparation.
The piucx Co. 1t. Wayne, Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
DAILY THOUGHT

Whose hears Ginning for Christ
mas at the highest.
Hears a sound like angels chanting
in their glee,
Hears a sound like palm boughs way
ing in the highest
Hears a sound like ripple Of
crystal sea.
Sweeter than prayer bell for a sain
in dying
sweeter than a death bell for
saint at rest,
Music struck In heaven with earth
faint replying,
Life Is good and death is good, 70
Christ is Best
Christina G Rossetti,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
HOW GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
II Gets TO That Sore Spot
Like Magic

A-a-h That's delicious relief foi
those sore muscles, those stih JOINT
thar lame back
Musterolc i a clean, white ointment
made with the oil OF mustard ana
other home simplas.
II docs The work of the ola
fashioned mustard pa sler minus tbl
plaster and minus the 5listaf
lou simply RIB Alustesolt On tIa
spot whore lhe pain ia-rah il oa
briskly-and usually tic pam Is gnhe.
No mgss, no bother Just comfor
ing soothing relief 6rst gcHtle
gIow, then a delightful sense II tooi-
ness aud hesi oi all, 10 blister lte
the cid fashioned nlsstard ala .ttf Il &
TO make.
Use Muslerole for sore throat. bron-
chilis, tonsiitis, Group, stiff neck.
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conge
ton pleurisy rhelmatisr. lgmhago
pains and aclles 6i tie b ck or ioini
sprans, sore muscles. .aises. i
blains frosted feet aad colds of tba
chest fii often prevents Dncunouta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

That draggv. listess, oDpresse1
feeling generally results from con
stination The intestines are clogged
and the blood becomes poisoned Re-
lieye this condition at once with Dr
Kings New Life pills this genfle
non gripping laxative Is quickly eff
feetive dose at bedtime will make
vou feel BRIGHTER in the morning Get
4 bottle today at vour Druggist 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Winifred Station came over from
cashion for he occasion; the pat
ronesses Mesdames / A Hahn W I
Howard and Cora Conn Moorhead
were guests as well as the pledges
Miss Jessie Douglass and Miss Vera
Davis; and the members present were
the Misses Sara Mcclure Hazel Ice
Marjorie Louthan, Georgia McCorm
lex, Bitha Pittenger, villa Friedly
Mrs Victor Purcell and Mrs IIron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
Beta Alpha Phi
Christmas Party Given

The annual Christmas party OF
the Beta Alpha Phi sorority was held
In the home Of Mrs Ralph P Hron in
East Mansur Avenue, Wednesday
evening, December 20 a delicious
cafeteria supper was served at six
O'clock, Miss Isabel Lehew and Miss
Georsa Mccormick assisting Mrs
Hron. All the rooms were decorated
with holly mistletoe and Christmas
BELLS and lighted with candles and
lin one room was tree from which
every guest received gift A card
gof greeting was sent 10 the sorority
by Miss Vlra Pittenger, one of tho
members who is engaged in lyceum
work in the south and east Miss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
CAL ENDAR.


Thursday
Carol Singers-0 NJ Z
Amicitia Club Christmas Party
Mrs " Dreyer
Altmrian Club Library
Womans Auxiliary, Div No Mrs
Elmer Clarey.
Friday
L T Christmas Dance--Tone no.
tel.
New Idea Club Postponed
ON Z Christmas Party Miss Mary
Harris and her kindergarten trainIni
class
Sunday
Cantata. The Christmas Fairy
Baptist Church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
Fair Valley Christmas Tree

The Fair Valley School will have
its Christmas entertainment and
tree Saturday evening. Dec 23rd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Free Sunday Afternoon Concerts
A new departure in musical cir
cles for Guthrie Is the series Of sun
day afternoon concerts which are 70
be given here beginning next month
There are to be three, one in Janu
airy, February and March and The
entertainments will consist Of a joint
recital by Alberto Salyi harpist
Helen Brown Read soprano, Edith
Harris, accompanist dramatic read
ings by Fenetta Sargent Haskell
and a concert by Francis Allan Wheel
or, baritone. Lois Brown pianist and
Winston Wilkinson violinsi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

When they are first married he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Miss June Williams will be home
from Chicago on Dec Goth to spent
three or four DAYS with her parents
Mr. and Mrs F L Williams Mrs Will
liams IS ENJOYING visit In TEXAS
with her son, Paul and his wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Miss Adelaide I4utz Is expected
home tonight from Boston TO spond
the Christmas holidays.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Miss Clara VI Hoyt leaves tonight
for her home in Decnrah. Iowa u
spend Christmas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21
Glover Leaf Club

The Glover Leaf club Christmas
party is postponed from Thursday
Dec 2S to Thursday, Jan 9Th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-21

Ano'her nees ming about the ele.
HHaH. h ihat be doe nl ha4e IA r
rg a handkerchief according p bis
nose IN these grlppy DAYS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
EOLLETIN No. b
HAN De ISLANDIA
0 Ell HOMBRE FIERA
POR VICTOR HUGO

S-it6 Nn.a-.i.y, ~mi"lanl" n trn'-
b!a".-srho". IT, 9oI~.s y"rt9>.
NO pL"io vr: .o> dr>pojo> mo"-
ta.r~ .lIe -,,,o - nu~itau a4u. pt.7
So .~i-,o~,..-. D~.y drta..,> >oD.c
uno lie e::v-. : - >ur,cco ,i"oec f.
ci.i;arme.rS. Ohri~r,rj q aH"aa- i
oheGecar"I> q ma.as.
Spja-ud~y truia p~cotu0dn ~.~psso
a los sab..>. Y veia Dr...ac mo N =
cnStado de Ocdaarr.
Mill non arrogant armi~muC-
mur6.-y buScando IN u maOoJn j..
su~ l,aveS. franIue6 la ""Ja " .a,r'-
dujo al axtraniero N a S-=unia SEC
cida d "a Sa.a.
-Vaamos .. tcaje de. captain.
En- este jnstaata IN rayo de a lam
para ret.aj6 81 IA cabeZa ensansren-
tada de Gil! S.adt.
-;Dios nio!-exo.an6 Ordener;-
que abomipa5!e proclamation.
Que tenga piadsd de nj mi san
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
IN P0T0SiNO MU:ERTU ~ SAN
ANTONIO.

.Iar"Io DarraGau. d" ~ amos de
dad Y oriGruario j." C!utad del MaiA,
san Luis PotO>i, M..yico. lal.rriI an
,"ayrr en- Ia ta:dr N ia asa miners
5U3 de- IA call" W. Magnolia i" ,.>ta
c.uiaL. JacoJo H~arragan Ira I'm CO.
mrrriantr IL" C!udaI H.! Malx. Loudr
pn-G Ia mayor partr Il" ,u vida. ,Ir-
>"m~prnand0 IN yarIa, uta>Innra
pu">io> pIIhIIr"S com" 10, IL" J"rr
Pnlitiro y prc>iirnt" Municipal H.,
pueblo. Barra.an tcnia aprnaS
X diaS ,ir ,.>tar IL San Antonio GUAM
80 10 >orprrndI6 ia mu"rt". Su> flu
urral.1 uurdarun a cargo L.. una
Cumpalia Fun"rarla Il" ">ta tiutad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08

-" hoI'lDE'' y" '0u i"' INA"
ti"iIiPo.
-Prrirrtam'h''' "a que 1" 'A'7N-
dIJo SpiaEudFy' "s'irahu"@' 'fi a.
IA N"z'~"'e aS'S!il'' 'N' f"'"i'""''''
Is nan de i'.atld!a'
No era lGn"Fal" 4 '.u"u'F $50
nHmhF" terrible.
Ia ! &c 'N''' ''',' "%n.'"'
e u ur 4"H - ' 60
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NOTICIAS d - IUDA
81 COMIENIA \ IDE.'NTlFNtR E,
Los DtE\US lE. LAS Jo-
itS ROB tDiS.

D!i.n0~ "u puH-!gn ljlm"ro III AYR
nGIa j.. chicago :" tlatIi! riITlad0 p"F
g! JEFF. Dc. u"partaHrnto dc l"'i''-
iilr- 81 .J"r,. Il" ii pol.r!a Il" san
Antonio. Mr.. Lancaster. una bu"nA
raui .daG d. i.nrro ' de- juya> quo
Elcron r1DadaS aqui Ill los n!tiIno,
iil- dr E.yl.rU y I'll ;0,!O -! ms de
trtr-rv. III :, han pr'Srn'ado !! j.
f. !.tEraSt"r a.-unoS IL .0S du'!lo-
ia uDirtoS ,lur !.gnran ru ii rem
sion ncrha H. Chicago. Entire la per
soma, ,!tr I..rnl0rior0u. ,i.Sd.' .u'@Q
aiguUa> iuyuS gi-uran: - -"IIUra ~
t,-rt Si"v,.S .Ir. lui"n indnntIilc" IN
p.n,ti 'ltr con rarnaf"u ' rad"na. ui'
Jug, con p.r,iyaS d.. Rim y "ubl''t,
IN "a.l!i"r run p-.Hia- ' dlanIantHS Y
un ~rr!.tariu: Ia S.iinra W. t.. H"rprI
Identified an jUr.o dr p.ai"t> &zG-
...s ~ p-nii"nt. ION una nrInt">a
pir.i"a del m.>mn color: la ~"l!ora ".
l.. Trl-Hrh.y. III rosario IL. o"o '
umn t. ;.uba.. IN a~.Cit..r H.. orc '
Uu i!rIo con s."tr amati-ra- y q -
hu:a I."u II. J. Di.iHaln. IN Ju"-''
"un u.T.a, = !.aWan'~>.
ton i" Identification Il. ;oia> Ia
ioya> ruDala>. los oficial,s lie "a po-
| .,ia. il"1rn ~ "a luz n~rr"sa:ia para
dar ION los iudrrnc- rl caia raSu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08

pat"tica g"si>t"ncla Il! "a rl!c@!n d..
! monS,ruV. Urdenrr qu"i6 IN in>tan-
- ~p.n@ativo. durantr 81 que SpIa-
gudry prrcuraba adivinar IN "a "S-
preston d, Su rOStr0 i aIu"! SlIcn-
Ella pror"drria 4 IA calma 0 a Ia ten
pcStad.
\. fin q .iov"n diio con s"vrridai.
prr0 con arrnto serene:
-Contestadmc Ia vcrdad. a%nriano.
cHaDtis ha!ladU docurnento@ IN .!
,rajn dc esq Official?
No. senior: nlngunO.
-tSabGi- 81 Han dn ISlandia los
halo?
10 Ignore.
-Prro.... csabhis ddndc - ocuI-
"a Han D.. Islandia?
No S. oculta....vasa "rranta.
-Bi"n, tpero cualrs son Sus qua
rida5?
ESQ paganO ticne tantaS suarijaS
como arrecifeS Ia i>!a Sc Hiterren.
como rayoS la rstre!la ie S!rio.
DE nuevO n piio-du0 Orde1er.
-Tun me habltis con claridad. V0y
a daros e. eiemplo, oidm": Os ma
iIa!S lisado misteriosamrntr con Ut
bandido. de quien dccis no scr COM
n!ice. 81 le conooeis, debeis Saber
d6ude SO retira cu Ia actuaiidad. No
me- intrTrumpais. 81 no sois 81 COM
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Las eL+rcious'S promoter cStar
renit.H.

CNat"1 calti! IatuHa~ =. ~p:rs"n!G""n
- Ii <-nana pleaGa = ahora ACADIA
dr >u.-.r uua luln,a. a ,i.l senior
W. t.. T"b!n lI."n 'ambl"n "ntrlrt
a IA liza por Ian important" pu.>to.
T.. ,rn"r T"DIn rnn"r, ~p..rtrrta-
mrufr H. ramos Il" Po.icla ' BotnD"-
TO-. pu"> ">Dr u.timu :" ,i"@rmp"ild
ryu otirrip H. mace murAo iI"lnDo
todavia.
II nu"yr candidate ~ h".lnano d..
.Ir.n H.. po.!cla John ". Tn1lu.
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plirc. no o. ncgartis a 2uiarme pa
"a iv \ I'll .~nclcntro.
S,iagudry no pudn con-.n.r IN
mnm.f.i., a.. ..snanto,
-;So,. nnbI,. senior. ycs. Ilrno #.
| iuvrntui y 4. yiia rurrHis bu-rar
V nrnyorar . 90. dnmonio, Cuando
Ingualio g. .j.. los cuatro brazos.
comnati6 con 81 gigan.c Nrytnlmo. a
% !n-nos diSponia ,e cuatro brazos.
-pueS birn: 81 =. n"cr>!tan "ua-
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ESrt NiENB3SE IN II RADIO X
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ne" continue:
c1Hi''A - 81 '"'P"o.
-~.@!."A'!"' >'''o-' >-N'', ~
u''.H d. Aui'h I"aD'''N'' 'r'"H
\ Hpia=HdTE ;" ''!','" "'''' =
mcnt": - iIri ' ihuH"
orden'" Eepi'!o ':'a.il'I!'".
-S"u''" - '"'p"''''
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Names aI..,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
En- I'll. ~"BEF.TlIONE,N HALL"

MtIsica "spahola I" ita!Iana :" can
tara maiIana IN =. "Br"thOv"n lla.!'
La ~,.nIrita Carmen CauS-ad'. ~n3ra-
II" rSpahuIa. y Il baritone senior An
gel d.. LrGn d. Ia m!,ma Macdonald
dad. dc1rmp"iIaran los priIripalrs
DE- rSta audlci6n. la or
JurSta rStari bajo Ia ac.-rtada direr-
c!6u del maestro Hector G0rjuuy.
F. prr=rama del concerto que ten
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
SEIiS E.tSTiGt0U PUR COESfKIl R
INi CAS-. SIN pRESl0 .itiSO.

uuo IT,. % a-"ntr- j" Ii ofIc!na !'
construccion"s ii" ayi>o aver al d.
yartamral0 ir detectives IH IA Of
Gina central Ir po.icia i" qu'' en "a
cai!e Blum ST. r>ta con>truy"ndo una
Ciura sin Il p~cmiso r,lu""iio.
practicada5 IA investiSationps DE-.
case :" supN III. Ia caSa dh r"f"r.n-
c;a rorCcSpondr al ntimrro 80 DE IA
ritaIa tailr y Va :" Ia dado ord"l
Ne apprehension II contra d.! pro-
D~i-;ac.u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
'NATRlllONIO.

+, Nunc, Ell ia tardc rontrajo ma
trim"nio ante II Ju"z dr Paz. II. Neil
Campbell, 81 >-'fi0r don Tr~iulo H..
BrItran con Il >r1orita Carlota Sa.-
lana.
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Cuando Sc dirija q alguna &c las
easas anuneiadas meneione este
periodieo

dra lugar mailana ha sid0 arrrclado
con tndo cSm"ro pOr IA rmpr"Sa d.:
"B"~tlor-n Hall y con>tltuir@ Uno
d.. ,oS cXit0s De- IN Temperate.
.idrmas de Ia part mIs.ra. cAc"-
mvniada a Ia SchOrita CauoSai" Y 81
sehor Dc Leon, ri pjib..r0 t"nI"a
upor!uni,iai ic ~aplaudir alSunHS MI
mrros de art. rorrografico II" -,"-
ran rr>"mprhad"S p"r .a> Dai!arina>
americans Misses Prt;u, y liand"r-
son.
No hay Iu" fa!tar mariana al "E'r-
thovrn Hail.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
PESOUISAS-

Sn. SlESES TNESISO-l"cibi III carta re-
cha Il que me rIlTi3Sl" q" ha!'"sioT, lex.
COntg.t,. ,n.ncIistamentr per, me ruc de-
y!cHa Ia conIrStacloh pur falta DE- dIi"cCi6n
rOn!piata. nGOrmGine, pu.-. do u doinlc!-
lie. III liermaII. los \. TrrS!hO, lJs ).
LacrJ0 81, San Antonio. Tex. ,3-Sj
DEsE0 sabrr ri paradcrO do Ia Sra Romano
sartlI6n. d.. Florrnt!nO Taboada y d. MARIA
TaD0adu. \ 10 persona gu" TrGpOrc!"G" n
.orfl.S c!ertvS lie "ilos ~ 10 rrai!ricara
con CITCO I'ESJ7. dirigifndo~c e: Len0bl1
TabOada, as ). santa Rosa Ave, san INTO
MO. Tc2. E"~ci.
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TARIFA

81 lister no puede vaHir . IL oflcIna. Ia
BILE por felerOnO. Travis o Nu'-.y No. 2il:,
' I'm asenta i" Ia casa rasari Il rcc0ycr
Sls lnunrtoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08
VENTAS:-

rn Uly Durn lu:ar. dc vRiur >2%J. Ipr si.I.
l.ugrc IL uportunid1d. rIta g!atIilu-a p!"r-
IA Cura ha,ia II : a." MARIO. Para I".fUrmca
d!riIan-s: UuadIluI" i~tOdrlgurL. 1910 >"Nih
Laredo 81. It-S
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lIEERS0S

81 NlCfSlTi Lara !crta, ura s"!infa j"
burna aIarI-nc!a, no ma alta d" ~ pGL-
ya;a>. :! mas bd!a, !ncJur. PaHaI!iuS pi.cll
-i!,Itiu. uaCru!u- runtfatu. lnrGruiE! IN ~
on ~ t3-I.t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-08

81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que lleve sus
petacas q 10 Estaclon o lie cambie sus nue.
b,es. naDlele 3 Rosales. Tel. Trevls 1870.
PARA TODA CLASE DE TRABAIOS dc In
nrenta, cir!aSe i IA PRENSA. Los hace-
mos Q satisfaction del cll-nie J q preclos
:TducidOs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-21
TWO TENNIS TIES.
Georgetown Team Plays Fordham
and Rutgers Without Result.

NEW YORK. April 21.-The George
town and Fordham tennis players dead
locked at a 3-3 tie in the first team
match Of the season on the Fordham
University courts yesterday morning.
Each team captured two of the singles
and divided honors in two doubles
matches. Elliot Binzen, Junior national
indoor champion. was defeated by
O'Boyle of Georgetown in spirited
tussle. H Keresy played and lost for
Georgetown in the singles and doubles
and his brother Pete Jared with no bet
ter success for Fordham.
Immediately after the match the
Georgetown team left for New Bruins
wick, where it played another 3-3 tie
with the Rutgers team.
The summaries OF the Fordham-
Georgetown matches:
Singles-O Boyle, Georgetown. defeated Bin.
zen Fordham, 3-8. S-6, Ct; Dodin. Fordham,
defeated H. Keresy. Georgetown, SO. 3-6,
IS: Taylor. Fordham. defeated Mcclure.
Georgetown. 81, 80. e.; Reynolds, George.
town, defeated P. keresy, Fordham, 6-3 60
Doubles-McGuire and Reynolds. GEORGETOWN.
defeated P. keresy and McGloughlin Fordham
6-3. IS; Taylor and Binzen Fordbam. de-
feated o'Boyle and H. keresy, Georgetown,
60, It. SIS.
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NATIONALS POUND
YANKEES PITCHERS
Locals Celebrate Seasons
Opening With a 0ne-Sided
Victory.
BY ]. ED GRILLo.

1t has been some time since the Ma
tionals have enjoyed a batting bee such
as they displayed yesterday. and his
in which twelve runs and seventeen
hits, for a total of twenty-five bases
have been made by a Washington team
on opening day.
1t was remarkable batting perform
ance, and the Griffmen for the first
time this season gave evidence Of hav-
ing some real hitting strength. Two
of the three Yankee pitchers used suf-
fered. Cullop only pitched third Of
an inning and escaped the fusilIade Of
safe drives.
Heating was tho first twirler to be
sacrificed He was relieved after he
had como four and two-third innings
and Cullop closed round five. Ten
hits had been made at Keating's ex-
pense and seven runs had been scored
while he had been officiating.
Slim" Love, who a few years ago
held forth here with the local club for
time. but who since has been a star
lett performer out on the coast, made
his appearance on the mound in the
man to greet him, at first. but Foster
treated him with a home-run drive
through Gilhooley. but the scoring
ended there for the time being. In
atoms were resumed on Sims" shoots
and TOUR more runs were evenly divd-
ed in these sessions, which brought the
grand total up to twelve.
johnson Eased Up.
Up to the eighth inning, when John
son had an eight-run lead, he was
working at top speed. But he let up
after that and the Yankees scored a
couple of runs In their half of the
eighth because the big pitcher always
is liberal in the distribution Of base
hits to the opposition when he has his
game cinched That is one reason his
arm never has been sore.
johnson was not endangered by the
Yankees until the fourth inning. He
had walked Gilhooley in the opening
round. but MCGEE flied to center and
which the latter gobbled up.
Morgan's Long Double.
In the seventh Morgan hit a long
fly to left center. which both Magee
and Maisel tried to get. but they col
lided and the ball fell safe. Williams
sacrificed Morgan to third and Love
foolishly threw to get him, Williams
being saved at first. Mcbride walked
and the bases were filled up, but John
sons liner was turned into a double
play. Gedeon catching it and tossing it
to Peck in time to retire Williams. But
this did not stop Moeller and Foster,
who came through with a couple of
singles, and two more runs were over
the plate.
In the eighth Shanks singled. as did
Morgan, and both moved up when
Shanks stole third. When Nuna-
maker threw over Bakers head Shanks
scored and Morgan reached third, from
where he scored when Williams sent
long sacrifice fly to center The score:
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Dode Criss. famous as a swatsmith
and pitcher. may have played his last
game of ball. He is in a hospital with
a badly broken ankle and there are
fears it may not knit so that he can
use it again. The accident came in an
exhibition game with the New York
Giants March 81. The last thing Dode
did was to hit for three bases in the
third inning. He tripped going into
third and was carried off the field
helpless. Two weeks before Criss had
showed he could still pitch as well as
hit by shutting out the New Workers..
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Fred Merkle. first baseman Of the
Giants, is the first ball player to come
under the ban Of the new amateur
ruling of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. Merkle recently competed in
a tournament at Ormond, Fla, and re-
turned the best score in the qualifying
round Tie refusal of the officials Of
the club to recognize Merkle as an
amateur and the subsequent appeal to
the national organization resulted In
Merkle being barred from taking part
in amateur events. Professionalism in
base ball was given as the reason. Re-
Gently Tillie Schafe- of base ball fame
was reinstated as an amateur after de-
claring that he would no longer play
professional base ball.
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Two-base hits-Moeller. Pipp. Mcbride. Nor
gan Three-base hits-Johnson. Gedeon. Home
run-Foster. Sacrifice hits-Morgan, Williams
(2I. Hts-Of Heating, 10 in four and two
thirds innings; of Culop. in one-third in
ming; of Love. in three innings. Double plays
-Nunamaker to Gedeon; Mcbride to Morgan to
Judge: Gedeon to Peckinpaugh. Hit by pitcher
Moeller Thy keatng). Umpires-Messrs. Con
molly and Owens. Time Of game hours
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MARINES BEAT ATHLETICS.
Uncle Sans Men at Indian Head
Have Close Contest.

The Indian Head Marines defeated
the Indian Head Athletic Club in a
close game. with a score of to 3.
The excellent pitching of Jones and
the batting of Buell. and Houck. also
an unassisted double play by Bacon.
were the features of the game. Score:
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Runs-Bacon. Smart, Buell.. Jones. Dobson.
Lands, Marion. Errors-Hurlbert, Smart Jones,
Houck ,2), Sullivan. Three base hits-Bacon.
Buell.. Two-base hits-Houck. Lands. Double
play-Bacon (unassistedl. Left bases-Ma-
rines, q; Indian Head. 4. Bases on balls-Or
Huffman, L: off Jones. 1. Struck out-By Jones,
8; by Huffman, 4. First base errors--Marines
l; Indian Head. .. Earned runs-Marines. 3;
Indian Head, l. Passed ball-Burroughs; Um.
game-1 hour and % minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Mont gomery, 13; Macon, 4.
Columbus. 8; ALBANY, 3.
Charleston. s; Jacksonville, o.
Augusta, 3; Columbia. l.