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Barrow and Mayor Raymond
in Crowd to See Game
Clinchcd in Tenth.
CABLE GETS THREE RUNS


Buffalo In Richmond
NEWARK. April 2s.-The delayed
opening Of tho baseball championship
season ook place here to-day with To-
ron,o and Newark AS the contestants.
the latter winning. I to g.. The crowd
was no; UP to the customary opening
day turnout on account Of the weather.
President Edward Barrow was present.
as was Mayor Thomas l.. Raymond.
Manager Fred Tenry Of the locals re-
ceivod u large floral horseshoe. Tho
usual parade, nag raising and concert
took place.
by winning in the tenth inning. Hal
Gable scoring his third run OF the game.
lie worked Walter Manning for a pass.
Move sacrificed han along. and Wi,ter
sent him over on a single to left. II was
practically the same combination which
accounted for the ffst run OF the game,
except nat Gable In that instance got
a hit. Move sacrificed and Witter sim
eled. In nat inning Milan also scored
on a pass. the single that tailed Cable.
and "A sacrifice fly by Callahan. Sin
giles by Gable and Milan. with a pass
to Move. accounted for the 1cnnyites'
run IN the NTH inning.
\ double by Rrack@t and two inNeld
outs gave the Torontos their first tally.
\ single by Graham. a double by Black
burne n "a scratch hit by Reed. ,ou-
pied with an error by Durgan. accounted
for the two others. The score
lN ~
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BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES
OF THE BOXING ARENA

Marcelo Pcacan del SAr. a sporting en-
OF Argentina, who arrived yea
terday ny the Spanish liner Alfonso XIII.
expects TO take back with him 10 Buenos
.Ayrcs several representative American
pugllists TO entertain the people Of
Argentina in July. when the centenary
Of the foundation OF the republic will be
celebrated. He br,ngs with him Harold
Evelyn. an Australian strong man. who
will select the fghtenN. He said he had
500. 900 TO pay for good men. He will
stop twenty days at the Waldorf
Astoria. while the strong man look
over the talent here.
The Tommy Maloney-k Sid Alberts
bou, o-night will be the nrst In n
w~elterweight elimination series planned
for the Stadium 4. G. Billy Gibson's
intention is TO give all promising wei,ers
a trial In the hope OF developing capable
opponents for Jack Britton. the new
champion. T%o-night's semi-HAal will
bring together Dave Medar and Pete
Hartley.
The offer OF Dominick Tortorich. New
Orleans promoter. for a bout between
rackey Mcfarland and Jack Britton.
has been amended. At frst he offered
Packey $1,000 and intended to pay Brit
ton separately. Packey baked. demand
ing $1,000 FOR his end. Now Tcrtorich
has made "A Nat oNer OF $4,000 for the
bout. II Britton wants to hox for
nothing he can cause the match to he
closed by just saying 80. II ne wants
anything for his end he will have to
persuade the promoter to boost the bid.
Kenny Mccoy OF Baltimore and Pal
Moore Of Memphis have been remRtched
for a bout at tho Pioneer Sporting Gu
on Monday night.
4 rumor was eoin9 the rounds yes'er-
day tina, tho KID Lewis-Mike Gibbons
battle scheduled for May IS In Madison
Square Garden will he called of because
Lewis lost TO Jack Br!tton In New
orleans on Monday. since Jimmy Johns
'oU. who is the match maker at the
Garden. VAS not IN town. the report
could not be verified or disproved.
Jimmy seconded Lewis In the Brit,or az
fair and will No, he back here until to-
night or tomorrow.
An offer has been made to Mike Glib
hons 10 box Jeff Smith at the Stadium
\. e. in the near future. any day Mike
will select. Smith has accepted terms.
and it's ny 10 Gibbons TO name his.
George Chip, former middleweight cham
pion. may appear AZ the same club
soon against silent Martin. the Brook
Ign mute, The bouts there tomorrow
night will bring together a pair OF well
te~rweights. Kid Alberts OF Elizabeth
and Tommy Maloney 81 the West Side
Albert Badoud. the French champion.
now in our midst, will face the winner
later on.
Mai Murray. the Boston promoter,
Is trying 10 match Vic Moran. the
southern lightweight sensation, with
Charlie Whit Of Chicago.
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Int-rhorouxhs Open Season To-day.

The 1915 season Of the Intcrborough
Rapid Transit Baseball League will open
~ ii-ii-y Field, ct:d street and Van
Cortlandt Park, at 2:30 o'clock this az
%ternoor, when the subway Giants will
play tho Car Equipment Champions.
winners OF the 1913 ennan Music
VIII he furnished by the subway Band
and the first bali will be pitched by
President Shonts.
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SEVEN IN A ROW FOR CUBS.
Hendrix AIIOws -. I.ouis
nut Two BinRIcs.

CHICAGO. April 2s.--Pitching alright
bah and aided by good stick work. Hem
dirk plotted the Cubs TO their seventh
straight victory to-day. The st. Louis
club was shut cut I to o. The local
team cinched the game In the second
round and drove Salice from the mound
in the sixth, Griner took his place and
put a stop 10 the swatting for the last
three innings. Thu score:
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COBB RETURNS-TIGERS WIN.
Detroit SnatcLes Victory In Ninth
when Burns Doubles.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, April 2s.--The Tigers
snstched n game from tho Browns to-
day. = to s. Burns, with "A double to
left. sent In Heilman with the Winning
run In the ninth, Two runs behind in
the eight, Dubuc. a pinch hitter, singled,
scoring two men. tobb was back in the
game. lie counted a single ana a double.
The score
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SENATORS BATS WIN IN NINTH.
score Four Against Athletics
Hanamering Two Pitchers.

WARRINGTON. April 2s.-The Sena-
tors in "A sensational batting rally. In
the ninth inning to-day scored -four
runs and nosed out the philadelphia
Athletics, : to s. In a game which was
bitterly fought from the start to hnish,
The visitors by knocking out Dumont
and Boehlins In the hfth inning sent
over six runs. This lead appeared to
be sufficient until Washington retaliated
nv driving Majors O u in the ninth
and hitting Croweli, who relieved him.
hard enough to win. The score:
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south CRrolIuR Loses.

LEXINGTON, Va. Apri' University
of South Carolina went down to defeat
before the Washington and Leo team
to-day by q score NJ ~ tn . 4 beautiful
triple play by ". ana l.. was the feature
OF tho game.
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DEFEAT VIEWED AS GOOD OMEN
CoIunhiS Expects 70 Win Over
FOrdham To-day.

When Coach Andrew J. Coakley thinks
his Columbia baseball team is due for a
PAD day lie invites the PougSkeepsie
Cuban Stars to South Field to helm get
the errat'c streak out OF his charges.
Accordingly. Coakley feels confident
concerning to-day's game a, Fordham
because OF a severe drubbine, IL 10 4.
his team received from the Cubans yrs-
'crd6y. The cubans had a new twirler.
J. Mudo2, who pitched iine baseball
Jim ONealc, captain Of last years nine.
opposed The" new 'uban star. When
Coakley put In Eddie Shea. ono ~ his
regulars. the Cuhans banged his fast
one carly and often. The score
stars ...,.., 5000 . n : a b-la 10 4
Columbia noni = q % s 4
BATTERIES -Mutoh Gonzales Bsllrsteros
and Torres, ONeale, shea and Cluts
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. April ">.-Nir-
Ginia defeated Georgia this afternoon for
the second time this season. The score
was lS to Z, Zach team used two
pitchers and amonc them they gave
,~wcuty-tWo bases on balls. The score
II n y
virginia ....... - I 0 : Z S--it IL
Georgia .-.... . ! n I q y o. 4
Rvt'orics-.Hsgcr EtNc> and White. Foa.
McN hNr'Cr and MANSON
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fort, Smith, =, Tulsa 4
Iarls s oklahoma CIV.
neni-on, Muskogr 4
sherman, {. N rh,cster, |
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Sor'Tl' R~rrHrrHrM, IA. ART, IS
IL defeating Trinity to-day, l3 to A.
IThigh scored Us third ehutout ~ the
season aud hesides winning seven az
eight games plavcd So FAR has made "A
total Of rln"ty-nine hits. This averages
10 as hits a game. The score:
r II. f..
Trinity ........ n n n o % n q OF /,
Ishich ...... : 500 . 0 q . Ma Is I
Bis'eries lambert Kennedy and
Kenny, r rwpmblV and Lees.
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stolen bases Baird, 2: Barney. .. Sacri.
hce hits Herzog. Hlnchman. schmidt. Double
plays Groh and WlnRo; Harmon, Wagner
out-By Dale. l. by harmon. I Passed
hall Schmidt, Impires-0'Day and Harris on.
Time hour and 70 minutes.
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Omaha, .. Lincoln,
pcs Moines. ! sioux city. O..
wichita, 4; ~ Joseph,
Topeka. I. Denver. !.
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sOne out when vtnninS run NAa scored
tRan for Henry in the ninth innins.
fBstted for sawyer In the ninth inning
matted for GAllis In the ninth innins
Philsdelphis . Q 9 %
Washington .,,,,".-" o o y o -
EARNED run Washington. Fret bsse OIL or.
ors-Wsshinyton. 4: Philsdelphis. I, Left on
bsses- Washington. 81. Philadslphia. 7. First
Ssss. on balls On .Nsbor,. 4; Of Dumont :;
S"rs. In eight and one third inninss; on
crcvsli. J Il, twothirds Of sn innins: pu.
mont, ! IN four and one, third snnings; Of
SSiiiH. IN four and ens.thIrd innings, Three
bsse hii.judGe. Two base hits -%InIoiC,
ntrunk, stolen bases- Wslsh. Strunk. Noel
iSr. Int ~ pAtcher-ny Nsbers Worgsn
Enthusiastically end Owens. Time: hours
snd Is minutes.
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Errors Marcus. Kramer. Smy,hc. Gold
smith. Nj Cow Higgins. McIonh. First
haze on errors Hamilton. 4: G.. c. y. Y, .
Two base hits-w. Cow Grifhths. Conovcr. ?:
Tnsley, Kramer. Three base hits Behsn.
Rank Home run-Cavanaugh Sacrifice hit
Marcus. Stolen bases Marcus. Tucker.
CavAnauyh Left on bases-Hami,tOn, =;
c G y Y, s. Frs, base on balls on
Rosenbers, 3: of Root, ? Struck out nv
WH9..nhsrs :; p Cslrns, |; by Root; = by
Marcus. fowenthsl, Passed ball Miller
Hts-on Rosenberg, = in eight innings: of
Cairns, none in one inning: on Root. . IN
seven %lnnings; OF Whitman, / in two innings
Umpire Ellihe. N. y. 4, Time hour and
u minutes,
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Texas League Results.

Raleigh, 4; Greensboro. g..
Charlotte, & Asheville. I US inninEs).
Winston.saiem 4 Durham. g.
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HOMER FOR HAMILTON
ROUTS CITY COLLEGE
Cavanaugh Of Upstate Collie
gians Sends Ball Over
Fence in Eighth.
college BASEBALL Results.

Lafayette. Il. Alright.
Georg.town. Z West Virginia. o.
trrinus. Ga'lautot. 8.
f.ehigh, IA; Trinity, o
y {. Agxies, Delaware n
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RICHMOND. Va, April 2s.-Richmoud
won its third game from Buffalo this
tho count being s To- 4 Cav
was hit "a, crportunc times. While Jar
man was given splendid support Roth
~ me clubs scored their runs N pairs
iN'hmond thllying In the first, sixth and
seventh. white Buffalo counted N the
nfth and eighth. The score
Richmond ,... :nnnn rs !: /
bunsl". .,t.... 5000 o q = o--t ~ O
Ratierlca--Isrnsr and Reynolds. Cav,
Anderson and Haley.
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south Atlantic League Resuits.

". NcWport >NwF. o
Sor'nlk. d nprkv Nolu', 3.
Portsmouth, , liopoNei' I.
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Dated for Carrigan in the eighth inning
tBa,ted for Leonard in the eighth inning.
tran for Thomas In the eighth innins
Slated for W'gh In the eleventh nninx
'Pst,ed for Heating In the eleventh inning
Boston ......... q u o o q . o o : q Is
New York ,..... / . q o?
FRS, base on error New York, LEFT on
bases Boston. 6: New York II. First base
on hall.-On Leonard. l.; or. Gregg; ON
Heating, I Struck out By Leonard. I; by
Gregg, :: by Heating. ! Home ~run.-Lewis.
Two base hits-Hoblitsell. Suna
maker AcrAre hit-HiKh stolen base
Baker. Double plays Leonard. Janvr'n and
Hoblitzell; KeatJns -Peckinpaugh and rtpn.
Trpp. unasssted. Hit by pitched ca'i-by
eight lnning.: on Gregs. | IN three innings
Earned runs-oh Leonard. !: on Realms. g.
p,neen' Time: hours and IS minutes
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Beaumont 10 Galveston, I.
san Antonio. 7; Houston. 4.
Waco, I; Shreveport, J.
Fort worth, Z; Dsllas, !.
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to nail Lewis. but gave him no
time to make q play ut the plate to head
IN tho RIM Tho Score
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Two hase hts Zimmerman, (: Three base
and Doo,an, -First hasc on balls ON Ss,IeeN +
struck out-By Hendrix, :; by SsIlce, q. nv
Griner,. I, Sacrifice ~hits-Saiie~, Fisck
stolen base-zinmerman.. Hit BY pitched bail
Archer, Wild .p,tch-Hendri, umpires
byron and Quisley, Time-i hour and s.
minutes,
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American tssnlmtiOn irsuits.

Minneapolis 4 Tolcdo, 4
Columbus, ., st, Faul. q
Indianapolis, !; Milwaukee,. \
Louisville. : Kansas CIV, /
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LFN = % ~ TT TWTHTs % 7 IW2F Is Z
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
Newark -.,........ . o o I . q o ~
Toronto ...... o o o > o q ~
Sacrifice hts-Mowr. : Sacrifice Nv-rs,.
lahan stolen hases-Kclly. Becker. Two
has" ht-srsctctt. First bae on balloon
Enzmann. o; by Manning. /. First base o.
errors Newark :. leh or bsse.-Nr~a rlt
Toronto. : tnrircs-Freemsn and Hand.
Doe. Time hour and e. minutes
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H BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

Jimmy Reagan ~ California made hts
Eastern debut ~ the Vanderbilt Athletic
club and held Harry Pierce of South
brooklyn even in ten rounds,
Willie LAnEford saw no reason why
he should go on with Nero Chink in their
scheduled bout at the Harlem Sporting
club after looking the house over. Young
I.owrey was substituted and lost by a
margin. In the semi-hnal Battling
Cans won on points from Battling Mar
shall.
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Hhts on Coombs. . IN sn innngs: OF Ren
der, 40 ~ seven innings. of PtrNer, 4 In three
innings OFT Mayer, none ~ two innings Runs
edrncu Philidrlphia. g. Brooklyn. , Two
hsso hits Whit,cd, Coomh., Luderus. Stcnscl
Sa'tih"r Int Barns stolen base Novrcy
Lett Oh ha-"~ Philadelphia, =" brooklyn. :
struck out iy Render, ]; by Coombs. : by
tuishss and ptubert First base on error
brooklyn, : First base on alls-OH Coombs
| Hit by pitcher BY Pfcfe Whitfield Wild
pitch Coombs tmpires- Ngier and Eason
Time: hours and 10 minutes.
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Two base hits -shotton. Pratt. johnson.
Cob Burns. Sacrifice hits-Cobb Tobin.
Davenport, Austin, Passed ball Hartley
stolen bsses- sisler, Heilman. Hi by pitched
hall BY Coveleskie Marsans, Wild pitch
Davenport. First basr on balls-OH bsven.
port, q; on Coyslsskie, Z; On holland !.
ktruck. out BY Davenport. =; b. Coveleskic,
LIT cn bases ~. Legis q Detroit, 10
! hour end N minutes.
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san Francesca, 2 Salt Lake. !.
Los Angeles, \; Oakland. 4
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;","""''M"r>''' MANHATTAN GGCCFTHs*H
Na'"n~S ", Nhcrts. Ncdar ~, VartleN.
Aom hH R"S'd 1sc, ~ 4 $50 Roxos S2.
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Birmingham, 2? Atlanta, 2.
only game scheduled.
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DODGERS MOVE UP
REMNANT LADDER
With Coombs Opposing Ben
der They Beat Phillics by
Score Of ) to 2.
BOTH VETERANS YANkED
Yesterdays Results.

brooklyn. 3. Philadelphia, 4
rittshurg. >. cincinnati, |.
Chicago. :. 81. Louis. q
~ Pos'on NV York. snow
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= = ';a n. T. s q.
Prospect Park, :: wind.ors.
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KEATING'S PASSES
LAND RED SOX OVER
YANKS IN ELEVENTH
Lewis Follows q Base on Balls
With a Homer, Tieing
Score in Ninth,
SEASONS ~SCRAPPIEST
GAME HERE ENDS TO >
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Ho.t MI. : New York. :. eleven innings
Washington. = Philadelphia. 6
Cie,esnd. .. chicago. l.
reiroii, T.. 50. Louis. 5.
STANDING or TINE cIrns.
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.X.'Ess.1 as!s:l.. VIZ ~. ssso e >
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Ts.day's Srhedule.
New York IN Philadelphia.
Eo.'on IN Washington.
Chicago in ~. Louis.
Cleveland IN Detroit.
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Chicago. ........... . Q =.
Cleveland ......,,,. q o 0 o 0 . y U -
Two bs~ hits-w amby, Weaver. o'Neiil
s,ruck out nv Morton, s; by williams, !.
Double play Collins and Weaver Hit, BY
pltcher-By Morton. Willixms. Snsrine NUS
-.snenker. Wamby. rmpires-Chil And
Evans. Time hour and 10 minutes
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People, Just The Same
Dog Worshippers Of Fukisn
ny Carl. GROW

" ISITOKS to Foochow. the capi'
" tai 81 the southern Chinese
province Of Fukien. occasionally
zee there on market days members
OF the strange dog.worshipping tribe.
which live IN the remote hills OF
tho province. The members OF this
tribe are sur ,iyors of what was once
M independent kingdom. ruled over
by their own Emperor, This king.
dom floutished for centuries until
the Chinese people. spreading farther
south from their ancient seat IN
the Yellow River, came into contact
with these aborigines and ovcr
threw their government. The u
yiyors remained hostile IN the Chi
nese for many years, aud finally with
drew 20 remote parts OF the hilly
province, where they now live IN
peace and retain their old religious
beliefs and ancient customs
one OF the most curious Of these
~ the worship % the dog, which. 20
them. Ia o sacred animal. THIS be
lief IL founded on what might b.
called the national legend OF the
tribe. According 10 this story their
&insdom was once mcnsced by a
powerful bandit. who repealed the
kings forces. plundered the country
at his pleasure and slew all who
were sent agains, him. The klns IN
despair finally offered 10 give his
daughter In marriage 10 any n who
would drive out the rObbor One by
one the gallants Of the Kingdom vol
unteered for this chiyalrous duty,
and one by one they were slain A.
length n very feroci0us dog. hearing
OF this orer by the king, attacked
the robber bnnd. slew the chief and
a large number % his followers. aud
drove the remainder OF the band
from the country. The dog then
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NEW BCNDks vt TIE
} LIBRARY


The most popular books ut the put
lie library last month were.
The Real Advcnture-Webstot.
: Felix O'Day--H smith
3 Michael O'Hnlloran Porter.
4 The Kent Twir Garfield.
o. The Song 90 the Lark--Cathcr.
. The Stranger Weddinh -Gcotgo.
T. The story Of Julia Pagc-Norris.
= Then III Conc SACK to YOU
Evans.
9. Dear Enemy-Wcbstcr
10 The Fifth wheel Pfouty.
The Strangers Wedding" BY "
l.. George IN a stof II settlement ne
In England The hero. Robert Hea'h.
cote. belongs To what is known as tn"
upper class, and he commits the mis-
tako" of margins beneath him -
The author makes y most Temarkaple
story out Of this situation. The two
classes united for the moment by love
mot mere sensual love. for at Htst
both we're attracted by pity, loyalty.
truth. strength and courage hut 'hc
absurd thing was that while the mri
wa no doubt in lov, -for the momnn,
thoroughly In love but to imagine
that with only love tl help them they
could make their marriage "A success,
George himself explains It thus
The few people who Ahow my
thing about the book say IT ~ absurd
that no college mar would marry the
daughter OF a washcrvnmaa. We'll.
don't know. All | can say 20 that they
do and | can understand one can
under stand that ID cultured man
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presented himself at the palace 10
claim his reward.
Alarmed ut the idea OF marrying
his daughter 10 o dog. but compelled
TO keep tho promise he had made,
the king called the court magician
and ordered him TO change the dog
into a man. The magician started 10
do this by amounting the dog With q
magic salvs. but when the dogs
body wal covered. the salve was ex.
hausted and no more could no
found. The result wal that the dog
had a man's body and q dogs head.
According TO the legend. he and the
princess were married. and as tina
old king sled q short time there.
nfter. the dog succeeded 10 tho
throne, and made Q very wise and
kind ruler.
The members OF this tribS wor.
ship Al affairs on which a dogs head
Is depicted. and both men and
women. by their head dress and by
painting their faces. make Q ruds
attempt IN counterfeit the sppesr.
ance ~ a dog. The tribe numbers
several thousand md has kept T.,
blood entirely pure, there being no
'ntermarriare with the Chinese.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
U PEOPLE PLAN
NEW FREE LIBRARY

The Young poopl" OF the Rro1d"' ~
Christian church are pla nninp 20 it.
stall q circulating library IN" lecture
room will he fitted up within q week
and transformed into u chu.rh library
ana parlur shelving already ha
been erected and II n hoped thai soy
cral hundred volumes vii find th't.
way To the shelves.
The plan uf IN" E~udoaNorcrH is tu
ask every member and friend Of the
church t. donate one or more foluluos
oi books. either a new NolIIU" 90 orc
from their collection. the book
To b. cloth. bounG aud ut proper Dh.r-
acter.
II friends prefer they way d"urt"
cash to help this work
Magazine also viii b" received
The room Will be open 1T regular
hours and an members and friends e.,
the chutch may have us" Of n fiicnds
who wish TO help IN TIA" work may
notify tho Rev Randolph cook ~ p'f'
son or bv phone Monday night - Ia
brary social viii h. held IN tn"
church. the pric~ of admission hein'
one book. There viii he no "'h"r
charge
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AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS


MeDuM. VA suffered Tor severn
years" says Mrs. b. Whitaker, ol
This place. with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago q friend told me 10 try
nediord's Black Dfsught. which ! did.
and | found Il 10 be the best family mcdi-
cine Tor young and old.
keep Black raugit on hand all the
time now. and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me tor q dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell OF sick.
ness in M family, since we commenced
using Black Draught."
Thedfofd's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu.
late weak stonaehs, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion. collie. wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been In constant Use for more
than 10 years. and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draueht. Price only 25c. Get q
package to-day. n. c -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

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