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PUFFs LOSE TO NORFOLK
HOPEWELL CANNOT SOLVE
OFFERINGS OF COCHRAN
Petersburg EvcnS Seric. with Rocky
Mount-rrurhers Again Win
From Builders.

HoPEWEli. VA. May cs.-W;th
steamer" Cochran pitching alright
ball, the Norfolk Tars cvened the Sc
ries. with tho Powder PuTs at Epps
Park to-day
Sailor Bennett pitched creditable
came, but his Witness resulted In his
defeat y base on balls. followed by a
sacrifice and safe hits. gave the Wish
tors two out OF three of their runs
while tho Puns lone tally was earned
with n double by Gust and Albus's sim
gle, The Tars had runners left on in
every inning except the eighth. with
two down In the opening stanza Hop
kins tripled TO right center, but was
left stranded. Tho contest was fca-
tured by the hitting OF Bruce and two
fast double plays, ono by each team.
The owners OF the Hopewcll. Nir-
cinia League. Baseball Club, announc-
ed to-day that every day, except Sat
urdays and holidays, would be Ia
dies day at Epps Park in the future.
The announcement will ii is believed.
hive n decidedly good effect upon the
attendance, and it is hoped that the
women will take due advantage of the
courtesy.
y double header will be played at
Epns Park Tomorrow, the first game
TO be staged between fast semiprofes-
sonal teams from the Du Pont main
office and from the storehouse. The
first game will start nj . o'clock. and
only one admission will he charged
for both Score.
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ipT HHitn IN min.
f'nttcd for Cutorr In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Richmond COOS t"Ol 0OOO 20 6-lG
Montreal .0O3G5 iOnn1OO 5-I5
Nt"'cn basrS-TIendryx. Wngurr.
Snrriii"c hIts-l:ibrl. Roche On,
clemens, Trieste. Twu-hnsc hits
MrDcrm"t. Dnmrnm. Thrrc-bnse
htt-ArraEon. Home run---Ilcndry1
D"ubic pinyS-nInran to Wells; Mail
SCI {" Wells. Innings ritched-by
''mrmnn. s az runs hitsI; ny Nc
i>"nry, - q RIMS, = hitSp; by Hum
phr"!N. s "a fno runs. :, hits,; NV
Ross, "-:' 81 runs. i hitS; by col
well. :-' ,T runs. = hIts), by -
smith. I-3 tho runs, no hitx,; nv
'ad"rc. 4 - runs. 3 hits); by PrIestc.
(! 'G runS, " hitSb. struck out-by
'"rman. I; by Ross. 1; by Colwcll, =.
ny y. smith. I; by Cndorc. T. Bnsc
on hnits-"h Jnrmnn. .; of GIcnxon,
- OF Mrt<rnry. 2; OF Humphreys. .:
on Ross. x: OF Goiwcll, =: on -
smith. =; or Cnd"rr. .; on Pricxtc.
J. Will pitch-smlth. McI<cnry.
Time. $50. Impirrs. Carpenter md
Chestnut.
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YANKEES WIN TWIN BILL
NEW YORK BEATS RED S0X
IN TWO CLOSE CONTESTS
Mnckmen Lose to GriTs with Myers
Pitching-IndIuns Fnke Wallop
ut Brownies.

NEW YORK. May 26.-New York
twice defeated the worlds champion
Bostons here to-day. winning the first
uble-header Of the American League
season. to and 6 to 5. The second
game went ten innings.
The first game was a pitchers bat
tie between Fisher and Leonard. which
was decided in the formers favor by
Pipp, who drove in both OF New Yorks
runs. The second game was seesaw
contest, New York scoring the winning
run with two out in the tenth. when
Walters singled. took second on Barry's
wild throw and scored on Shawkey's
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Totals. "A 13 SO Is ? Totals....H 10 80 il I
'Battcd for Johnston In ninth.
Pittsburgh .......2 o q is
St Louis .........3 q o q q o-5
summary: Kuns--Johnston, Einchman (2)
kTabe. Wilson, Schmidt. j. Smith. German
EetIel. MILLER. Snyder T%o-base hits
Ninchman On. Snyder Three ba sc hit-AIil-
Ter Sacrifice hits-.Be;Ze. Miller. Schmidt
Hornsby. Mamaux. Sacrifice flies Barney
Gibson Double plays-Snyder 10 Bethel .
Sr,Zcl TO Miller TO Corhan. Wild pitch
Harmon. Passed hai-Snyder. Eases on
hails-of Ames. 9; off Sallce, .: off Mamauk
:: or Harmon. !. Struck out-by Ames, 8;
ny Harmon. 8: by Saliee. /; by AIamaux
3. Umplres. Quigley and byron. Time. PRS.
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Bush to Play Heard.

DALLAS, TEX. May gG-punher
Bush; OF , New Orleans. and Bryan Bryan
$ championship. Bush defeated
!, Thurst Of Dallas. seven up. Six 10 70
In tbs thirty six hole stm!huals mi.
afternoon. and Heard defeated j IS
england, Arkansas Champion, thirteen
2 up. twelve to 80. 80
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BlSONS DEFEAT ORIOLES

BUFFALO. May 20 Fast fielding
behind Bad-r gave thc Eisors a 6-to-5
victoy over Baltimore to-day. Tho
visitors hit Badcr often. and At times
he was given loose support hat in the
pinCheS his teammates rallied To him
and stopped the Ouoles Five Oriole
runners were nailed ut tho plato. Score:
EnfInIn l.nltii,Nnrr
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Score ~ innings.
CrWmonvcalih l = n 20
Wosimcreland 0 q q n n f,
summary Runs iio;chilss s Christian
Ei2Ndius Patton. Richardson 49, Hill
brnnch, Reynolds A. Christian T,vo 49,
idiS-, nrdo2o. Hoichkiss. Leigh Three bn 80.
ih,t-.drsnt Sacrinc" ra,ton. stolen
utI thr'sjian Rroaddus t2, Pat,on
h.i. h'EnoldN -. Cario2a, Hotchkise mi,
"ntnS. Leigh Bases hall4--on Richard.
5"i' on hGn!nr y. Struck out-hv Dun
t"P. II by Richardson 10 Wild ;it,has.-
ny DunLon. !. hy Ni.hncdsnn
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KAUFF SLEEPS ON FIRST

BOSTON. MASS. May o6.-The Bos-
ton Nationals were unequal to the
task OF stopping the climbing New
6oIks and went down in overwhelming
defeat to-day, IL to 1. Tyler was bat.
ted for many extra bases
Tesreau started for the Giants, but
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score by ianlngs: r.
Cincinnati ..............o . o -
Summary: Runs-Flack co. Williams Nc
Carthy, Groh, Nealc. Wingo. Toney (2) Two
base hits-Chas". W!ngo. Three-basA hi -
Williams. Double play-SeaIe TO WinGo
SacrifIce htts-Iimmerman. Mollwitz Stolen
basts-Groh. Chase. Wingo. Louden Bases
on bal!s-on Hendrix. 3: off Lavender. OF
Toney. 4. Struck out-by Hendrix / Jim
pircs RiGler and Harrison Time oOi
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:lIfST GAME

To,als 81 10 p 10 : Totals....2s SEA l
'None ou, when winning scored.
tBattcd for High IN seventh.
Score by innings. r.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n 81
New York =. .........0 o n Ia
Summary: Runs-Hooper, Gcdeon. Bauman.
Two base h!ts-Nag"e. Gedeon. Bases on
bails-on Fisher. 3 Struck out--by Leonard
,. by Fisher, ! Stolen baRes-Bsunlan (a)
Sac rihc" hit-Carriran. Douhl. plays-Wslle-
20 Gardner: Gardner 20 Hoblitz"l Hit By
rirh-i--bI Leonard. CBooH.b Ump.rps
oMcmA and - LnMGnL!n. Time. ] As.
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Totals. 20 : q 10 1 Totals 30 724

NINT' VN I!tIlIEENE II,
Rocky Mount. %
petersburg ..,..........0 / -
summary: Euns-Allen o.. Iiudgins. Etsel,
Grey Two-bas" hit-AIlen. Stolen bases
tilcn, Eiscl DoubI" plays Alexander TO
Poh: Edwards and DOYLE Sacrifice hits
Ioalby. Edwards. Goosetree (2). Bases on
hai's-on Mullen. ]. of league. ( loft on
bases-Pciershurc. 9. Rocky Mount, L. nit
by pitched hall--by league. | (poola, Sac
Iihcn nies-Hudgins. Irmschcr. Struck out
by Poole: 2: by Mullen. .: by league, s.
Attendance 500 SA"'
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TRUCKERS KEEP UP WORK

PORTSMOUTH,. VA, May 2s.-Ports
mouth reclaimed its commanding lead
defeating Newport News by the score
OF to l. Three singles in the eighth
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REDS TRIM CUBS AGAIN

CINCINNATI. o. May 26-Cincinna,i
took the second game OF the series
from Chicago here to-day. TO
Sa!er's error in the second allowed thu.
locals two runs. Their other runs
were made by opportune hitting. Her
ZoS, at short, had nine putouis and
not an assist. Score:
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go
FIELDER JONES BANISHED

CLEVELAND, o., MAY 9s-Clevel,n
defeated 81 Louis, TO . to-day max
ing the most of its long hits and bases
on balls Manager Jones of ST Louis
was banished by Umpire Hildebrand
for dIsputing decision. Score:
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Scor" by innings: R
Norfolk .................n o.
HOpewcll ...............0 CT
Summary: Tuns-Whittcd. Hartsell. Craft
Gust Two base hits-Gust. Bruce Hnndhoe
Three-hase hit-Hopkins Sacrifice hits
M"rpcth foilomnn. Stolen bascs-IIartsell
GU. Sticking, Albus Double piays-Ilopktne
10 Row. Newton 10 HartseIl to Morpeth
Struck out-hy Cochran. ): ny Bennett. 4
has1x on halls-on Cochran. ]; off Bennett.
HIT ny observation-disclosures. Wild pitch
Bennett: Passed ball--Holloman. Left on
haSeS-Norfolk. 10: Hopewell, 1. Umpire
hughes Time Of game. I 80.
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Inning, followed by two sacrifices.
gave the winning two runs to the To-
calls Until this time, it had been nip.
and tuck. with nobody as the favorite
smith for the Shipbuilders had
scored in the first frame after two
were out, The tally was perhaps the
most unearned one on record Smith
,(ContInued on Ninth. Page.]
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pills NOSE DODGERS OUT
CHAMPS BEAT BROOKLYN
AND TAKE LEAGUE LEAD
Benny knuG Caught on First Thrc.
Times In One bnnc-Red. Find
Cubs Ensy Ncnt.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA. "A. May rs
philadeiphia took first place from
Hrook!yn by winning to-days game
! 70 o, The lone tally of the pitching
duel between Alexander and Smith
was scored when Whitfield doubled
Stock batted for Cooper and got an
tnheld single. ana Cutshaw threw wild
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Totals p - lG ? Totals2n SAM
'b"ttet !ur Davenport IN eighth

Score By Innings p
ci"'e'and ..,..........l & -
81 Louis .............o l-1
summary: RunS-Ciraney. Speaker Roth
Hhndil' Sisler t"i. Two-base his-Shotton
C H.hi' Sneak.r Three. base hits-G.aney.
GaHdn Sacrifice hits-Roth ,?, GsndiI
Sacrifice fy-Marsans Stolen bases-GanSii
81. Johnson, Howard Bases on halis-orf
hi'rttr. 9 off Davenport 3 Struck out
~ oaNenpor'. by KEEPER. /. Passed ball
% NeiH. Double piay-GranAy 10 O'Neill
Empires. Connolly and HIldcbrand
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Score by innings.
Washington .......o a n "a
Fniladeiph!a ..,........0 0 q ~
summary Runs-Morgan, Foster. Myers
Eases on bai!a-of Dunont :, Struck ont
by Dumont. u by Myers s. Two.base hits
ni,chnrh Iammisson. strunk. Myers. Hit by
Umpires. Evans and Nuliin. Time. 10
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GRlFFS DEFEAT MACKMEN

WASHINGTON. May 26-wsshin-ton
Won from Philadelphia today, 9 10 /
IN tast game marked by fine pitching
sE numont and Myers and spectacular
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STANDING OF GLIB

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at New York
Pittsburgh AT ISronkiyp
Chicago AT Boston,
~ Iuus mt PhiIadelDhin
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rEared fer GreEE IN fourth
:Ea'trG for Mays In ninth
Dated for Nhrkl" IN soven,h
tBar"d for kcatinS In eighth
Scor" hy Innings p
Boston ...........n n a Z A ~
New YORK ......n = q q ;s
summary: Rnns-iioh!itzel Walker. Gard
nst ATnew. Mas. Banmanu. Boon. ~. High.
waters Three has" h!t-Waiker Two-hass
nit Boone. walters Bases on haIs-o~
5f'SE' 3. on Jones. = of Russell g. ~.
Shh"her. j struck ou,-hy Russell : ~
Mays Sscriiice h,tY-Hoope- Barr"
larNrtn. Mage. rp5. Stolen baseE-Eoblit.
s"I, walker. ''Hdson. liiEh. Double plays
Earrr TO Hohiitzel. Janvrin to Barry 20
Hop!itz"l Hits-or Gregg. : in I innings:
of NAYS. in inuinrs. on Russell Z in
- innings. OF MHrkl", o IL IS inning: o,f
h"+uns, In inning ii'' ~ pitcher-by
49, 1h,th, tmpiros. o'Loush'in and
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summary: RUns-Burns %, Robertson 20.
Doy!e t.. kaun. Fletcher tD, Compton
80 E@=.S on bai!s.off Tesreau. ,; OF stroud. i
on Tyler. = struck out-bv Tcsrcau | nv
stroud. . by Tyler 4 Three. has, hi,s-
Burns, Doyle Two base hits-Burns. Doyle
l.onetchy Gcwdy. Sacrifice hit-Robertson
stolen nases-Doyle, Tragressor Double
pla! Doyle. Fletcher and Merkle; smith
t;Vcrs and kon"tchy. Hit by pitcher-hy
Iy!'r. / tfletcherb. Hits--oh resreau . IL
innings. Empires. oDay and Eason. Time
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STANDING OF CLrHs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh Mt Durham.
Winston Salem at Charlotte
Asheville Mt Greensho
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STANDING or cir,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Newport News at Portsmouth,
Rocky Mount at Petersburg.
Norfolk at HopeweI
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American League
RFSI-JTG yESTrEp

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. =; Philadelphia l.
SlevclInd s: st. Louis. .
New York, 2: Boston, I tfirst came,
New York. 6; Boston, ) (sccond Snme
tOth"r game not scheduledJ
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rrttshnrrh. q; -: Louis. :.
cincinnati, >: Chicago, 4.
New York. ~; Boston. /.
fhiladeirhia. /: Brooklyn, O.
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SCORE by innings r
Philadelphia ........o . q o q -
Brooklyn ...............n 0 . . . q -,
summary: un-Wh!tt.L. Two pase hits
N!ehon, oMara,, Whit,ed. Sacrifice hit
j. Meyers. stolen bases Iher, Wheat.
tutShaw. Struci. out-by Alexander. >: bv
smith 3 Double pIays-Whitt"d ,unasst.t.
Cd; Cutshaw 10 oMara to Dauber, era
vain 10 kil!iher Hit by pitched ball--Ay
Alexander, tMsycrSt. Wild ri,rr--t f.,
ander. Umrires. Klein and Enlsue 'rlme.
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game not scheduled.)
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston AZ New York.
Philadelphia at Washington
Cleveland Mt Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit
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Virginia League

hESULTs YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, 3: Rocky Mount. .
Portsmouth, 3; Newport News. f.
NOrfolII, 2; iIuprwei, !.
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the hd I SCDT $
Providence

y Score 10y iUNITTs -
Providence ........- gall n q q n
Toronto ............. 10 70 / 10 q
Summary; EUrz-Eehg, Powell cr.s- 90.
Glow f2). Tutwllrr ~ FaUrtr,e ~ r.
Blackburn. Trussla!. I'hrrr.,.uy, ~.
Cook. Home ruug--F'aI .-iuls Ilap.rIF l,,
base hit--Braiuard. Two-ias. b.,,- Go.
RehE. Tutwt!cr. eacrG.e a!t sIF,i,'
Truesdale. AiIrrag. 4ar,ur..r .r,o.,,.i.,-
Stolen haScy-Sncau Grs.av' -. -
Struck ou,-by Schultz 2; by ManniDr.
2; of Cook, l. on Mcgpiuau III. ~,
pltcher-by Schultz. !. Uinflrce g5,,tts
and Freeman. Time l.0-
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How They Stand This
Morning
international League
RESULTS YESTERDA'

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. iG; Montreal. Ii fourteen
innings.
ISnhulo. q: Baltimore. :.
Providence, 10; Toronto {.
Newark. /; Rochester. o.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND at Montreal
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore mt Buffalo
Newark at Roc hester
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Totals....29 . % Il Totals SO Q % II /
'Battcd for Hendrix In .ifth
tBatttd for Lavender In eighth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 81 go: y ; Totals...sT u N IL (
Two out In tenth when winning run
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Sew York
Boston.

!o'il-. 90 ~ - " !oia!S....1p - IL :
'iSatted for Rar!Gcn in eighth
Score by innings r
New York ...........l 2 o 9 ci 81.
BOSTON .................0 Q o 0 0 q |
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Charlotte. 10; Winston Salem, o.
Greensboro. q; AshevilIe, o.
Durham. =: Raleigh, 9.
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VICTORY FOR PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. May o6.-The Locals
defeated St. Louis by the score of TO
4. TODAY.
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philAlelnliin.
BROOKLYN.

Totals ...2s 81 / Totals 81 q
'Edt'cd Tor Cooper In seventh
tEai'cd for J. Meyer. in ninth.
Nv. IN
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write the Appeal. or Lock Box 4o4
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land-A fine 8O-acre
sarm in the Ozark mountains in Ar
kansas. Thirty beating peach pear
plum and apple trees Dne. half acre
bearing grapes Forty acres If soo6
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ter Ideal place COR frrj' growing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
NEMSNOIES9 7NNELAND
0 6TDAISY DEAN YEg

~ AY TINCHER, OF FL Paso. was
II made" as moving picture
4 coincidence by her performance Of
Dulcinea, in the Triangle-Fine Arts pro-
duction Of Don Quixote." AS the slat-
terniy slavey OF the rustic tavern, ele-
waited to a very pinnacle of romance by
the devotion of the crazed knight. Miss
Tincher gives a performance second
only to that OF De Wolf Hopper him
self She viii shortly be seen again in
Hopper's support in a forthcoming Tri-
angle release entitled Sunshine Dad"
Miss Tincher was born In Topeka,
Kans., on a certain All Fools Day.
AT an early age her parents took her
TO Chicago to live There she attended
the ziegfeld Musical college. Her en-
try into stage life was with Henry W
Savage's Shotgun" Her career was
interrupted by stay Of several years
in Europe, with her sisters Returning
to America. she settled with her mother
and sister in FL Paso, but shortly made
her debut in the movies as Cleo. in The
Battle Of the Sexes" produced by D. W.
Griffith. Later followed other rolls. in
which her rare gifts Of grotesqueness
and facial contortion gave her place
of her own in the Griffith assemblage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05

, NOW TO pull up the root" said the
| bunny uncle, as he dug down in the
| ground a little way with his paws, 70
/ get a better hold.
But pulling up sassafras roots Is
not as easy as IL sounds. IL you have
ever tried IT, The roots go away down
In the earth, and they are very strong.
Uncle Wiggily pulled and tugged and
( twisted and turned, but he could break
off only little bits OF the roots.
This won't dor he said to himself
II 1 don't get a big root DR.. Postum
will, perhaps, send me back for more.
III try again"
He got his paws under a nice big
root, and he was straining his back 10
pull il up, when, all OF a sudden, he
heard voice saying;
How do you dor
"Oh, hello" exclaimed the bunny
looking up quickly, and expecting to sec
some friend Of his. like Grandpa Goo
sey Gander, or Sammie Littletail, the
rabbit boy. But, instead. he saw
the bad old fox. who had. so many
times, tried to catch the rabbit gentle
man.
Surprised, are your" asked the COX,
sort Of curling his whiskers around his
tongue, sarcastic fashion.
"A little-yes," answered Uncle Wig
gily. Il didn't expect to see you"
But I've been expecting you a long
time" said the fox, grinning most inn
politely. ''In fact, I've been waiting
for you. just as soon as you have
pulled up that sassafras root you may
come with me. I'll take you off to
my den, 70 my dear little foxes Eight,
Nine and Ten. Those are their num-
bers. It's easier to number them than
name them"
"Oh. indeed?" asked Uncle Wiggily.
as politely as he could. considering
rarHn ~ n rrn md % col
me until I pull this sassafras root?'
No. I'll wait until you have fin
ished," spoke the fox. Il like you bet
ter. anyhow, favored with sassafras,
So pull away"
Uncle WiggiIy tried to pull up the
root. but he did not pull very hard.
For" he thought. "as soon as 1
pull il up then the fox will take me.
but If 1 don't pull it he may not
whats the matter? Can't you get
that root up?' asked the fox, after a
while. Il can't wait all day."
Then perhaps you will kindly pun
IT up for me-" said the bunny uncle.
Il can't seem to do it."
"All right. 1 will" the fox said.
Uncle Wiggily hoped to one side. The
fox put his paws ander the sassafras
root. And he pulled and he pulled and
he pulled. and finally, with a double
extra strong pull, he pulled Up the
root. But II came up so suddenly, just
as when you break the point off your
pencil, that the fox keeled over back
ward IN a peppersault and somersault
also.
"Oh. VOW" cried the fox. as he
bumped his nose. What happened?T
Brs Uncle Wiggily did not stay to tell.
Away ran the bunny through the woods
as fast as he could go, forgetting all
about his spring fever. He was all
over it.
Il thought the sassafras would cure
YOU" said DR.. Possum. when Uncle
Wiggily was safely home once more.
The fox helped some" said the bun
ny uncle. with a laugh.
And il the black cat doesn't cover
himself with talcum powder and make
believe he's a white kid glove going to
a dance, I'll tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily and Jack -in-the pulpit Copy
right, 1916. BY Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
YOU CAN EASILY
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
By Applying Q-Ban No
Dye or Sticky Mess
Harmless.

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your hair is thin. gray, streaked with
gray or faded, just a few applications
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and scalp will give you nice. heavy.
healthy hair. and darken ssery gray
hair anc entire head Of hair SO evenly
that no one can tell you have applied
0-Ban. This Is a harmless. ready-to-
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Il oleanses the scalp at once Of dan
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70 an even, beautiful dark shade by
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS
ARE ASSIGNED TO STATIONS

sued:
The following officers Of the medical
corps are relieved from duty at the medical
school IN this city and are assigned to
station at the post specified after his name:
Capt. T. J.. Hopwood, Fort Des 1Ioines
Iowa; Capt. W s. Shield. Fort Omaha, Neb. (.
Capt C. L. Foster. Fort Mcpherson. ca. /:
Capt c. r. Snyder. Fort OElethorpe. Ca.
Ma5. !. T. Davidson. retired. II relieved
from his present duties with the organized
militia and Is detailed as acting quarter
master and Will proceed 10 Philadelphia for
duty.
Capt. n W. Howse. acting fudg. advo-
cate. Is detailed acting Judge advocate
Of the cavalry division.
Mai F. s. Wright. First cavalry. will
proceed to the Preside Monterey. Cal. for
temporary duty pending his sailing for
Hawaii.
Leaves OF absence; Mai ". NJ Morrow,
18th Infantry. one month, Capt. A. J..
Dougherty, 2fth infantry, four months on
surgeons certificate OK disability: MAJ. n
b. Stokes, 14th infantry. seven days: First
Lieut. f. ". Putney, coast artillery corps,
two months.
First Lieut.. J. A. Bronknlan. infantry. IS
relieved from treatment at Walter Reid hos
pitsl. Washington. and will return % his
proper station.
Capt William Mitchell. general staff will
report to chief signal officer Of army for
temporary duty.