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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-04
Funeral OF y

"nerEi OF Mrs. blanche T.. WIr.ton.
uhera services f.. ,tfs. Blanche
winston. wife of Rotcrt l.. Winston.
"ho dIcd at her home IA West ,;r.ce
street. Thursday nigh,. VIII take place
from me Residence This afternoon az
o'clock
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Charged Wit. s,or,n.- I,,,,,o..

Linwood II. Bottom, twenty-one
years old. was held for the grand Jury
OF the Hustinss Court yesterday BY
Justice Crutchhed in the Police Court
on the charge OF storing siXty-four
pints OF liquor AT 1909 Beverly street
In violation Ut the Stats rruhlL,tion
law.
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.tdjutIged Insane.

Joe tyler was adjudged insane by
g" commission of lunacy in the Henrtco
county courthouse yesterday and COM
United 10 the asylum at WILLIAMSBURG
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New FrOcks
Of Taffeta, Satin and Serge; Revealing
the First Authentic Styles for
Early Fall

The first "stylograms' to come from makers
of mode to point the way of fashion for fall .917
proclaim that IN FROCKS the coat line will
alternate with certain princess" broken
at the back by bolero, at the front by a panel
tunic. 1t is to this style note wish to
draw attention while speaking of several of the
models in NAVY SERGE, among which Russian
coat effects. killed skirts and gace braid trim
mings features
MODEL Am exceedingly smart long
wasted Frock, with sash. lis heavilY
model has colored Broadooth collar. cuffs and
MODEL B--A Princess SERGE Frock
with gold embroidery white Satin collar
and cuffs One of the c the
fall models
MODEL C-For who adore gr,sh
styles here is perfect dear n Frook with
large pockets, wide belt md
Satin collar; serviceable s
Women Of Richmond urged to personally
inspect these Frocks at their first oppor-
tunty. Prices, $500 to $500, at and between
which there is ample range Of styles to please
women who must have something new with
which to begin the season
Second Floor West.
r;5S7y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

son. N. c.. spent the weekend with
relatives In Lawrenceyllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gilmore and
daughter. Mary Louise, returned by
motor from Norfolk on Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lanier and Harrison Turnbull,
who spent Sunday in Lawrenceville.
MI. and Mrs. Needham Turnbull. OF
kenbridEe, wcre the guests for several
days this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
TurnhulL
Miss corneiia sesar. OF Petersburg,
spent the weekend with her sister.
Mrs, B. A. Lewis.
The annual, fall meeting of the teach
ers OF the schools Of Brunswick Coun-
~ and Lawrenceville was held on Fri
day at the Lawrenceville High School.
In the afternoon there was game of
basketball between the teachers Of the
county and those OF the town.
Mrs. Lucie Chambliss Radford, of
Adsit. Is spending few days at St.
Andrews rectory.
Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Gray. Sr., have
returned from a visit to Lynchburr
and Sweet BriAr.
Miss Julia Gibbs is visiting friends in
Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. crinkley, Of
blackstone. are visiting friends in
Lawrencevlile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rutherford Slmmopds
have returned from their honeymoon
trip through the South, and are at home
at DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Turnbulrs.
Mr. and Mira. A. NJ Rawlings and
son. John Bayley. and Miss PHYLLIS
Bayley. OF South Hill, motored 10
Lawrenceville on Sunday and ,pent ths
day with relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

ing from the present war. including
food conservation and war relief work.
Miss Ninde. the physical director:
Mrs. Dobbins. the school nurse. and
DR.. Noblin. the school physician. have
completed tho physical examination OF
the students. which includes n complete
record Of the health history Of the stu
dent. her measurements. heart. lung
and nerve test. These records will BIO
used by the physical director In deter
mining the physical requirements Of
the students. They will be kept on
file. and the physical improvements of
the students through their school life
will be shown.
The entrance to tho normal school
grounds will in tho next few weeks
be greatly improved and beautifled.
stone pillars Will be erected at the
entrance in front OF the administra-
ton building. and also at the entrance
to the dormitories and iron gates will
be provided. Hedges OF privct will
be planted along Tyler Avenue In front
Of the administration building. and in
front of the new dormitory. This will
add very much to the attractiveness
OF the campus.
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HEATHSVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HEATHSVILLE. VA, October 27.-
Mrs. Sue Hall. of Rainswood, was the
recent guest OF Mrs. James NJ. Booth
and other friends in Heathsville.
The mother and sister of Mrs. Ran
dolph S. Brent, who have been visit
ing her. returned last week to Nor
folk
Misses jamie Lowery. of Beverlyville:
Myrtle c. Clarke. OF Walnut Point, and
Mrs Harry A. Garren. of Reedville.
were recently entertained for several
days In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. iiundley. near Coan.
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Moore, of Reed
VILE, have returned from q trip which
included Camp Lee and Baltimore.
On DR.. Cockre!rs. of Reedville, re-
cent trip to Richmond he came in COL
lision with street car. wreckins his
machine and breaking the leg of one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
SHOW to Trnnsform Faces Involves
Secrets Few People Know About.
Says vnleskn Suratt. the
Movie Fnvortte.
ny vALEsKA sURaT.

WJlTH few cents In money, and
w Few minutes of trouble, any
woman may bring about very
remarkaole Change In her personal APP
pearance. know OF many cases where
remarkable transformation occurred
iiteraliy overnight. Any woman can
Ing 1t up at home herself. Besides. it
Is more economical than any of the
creams you can buy Al the stores. Get
from your Druggist two ounces of eptol
Tor about fifty cents. and mix IL with
two tablespoonfuls Of glycerine in half
pint OF water. This cream should be
USED iioeraliy-much depends on that.
and 1t should be used every day. 1t
Is exceedingly effective on crows feet,
saEEing flesh and deep lines In the
face.
DESIEOuS-Inside of week YOU
should notice a decided difference in
the length Of your hair. and an unusual
mula. as follows: Mix one ounce OF
beta. quinol with one pint of bay rum,
or else half pint OF each OF water
Rub into the hair every day with the
fingers. ] can assure you Of splcnd Id
results Yes. 1t Is true-I am known
as the only woman on the American
makeshifts of any kind. I am particu-
larly proud of the wealth and condition
OF my hair. and I know any woman
merely make UP her mind to do 1t. and
do 1t: You will have no occasion for
complaining about the masses Of hair
coming out on your comb. of poor. sick
hair and thin spots. Use this formula
and You will very quickly see the enor-
nous difference.
MRS r. b. IA face powder more
Mighty than a puff ball and invisible,
this Is the extraordinary face powder
that has been produced after my own
formula to do away with all chalk mess.
IT eScels any imported powder. yet it
Is sold for only nifty cents. in flesh,
white or brunette. at any drug store.
and Is called T"Valeska Suratt Face
Powder" Try II.
MRS. NJ. MA tcaspoonful OF eesol
in half cup OF water makes the most
unusual delightful and thorough sham
BOO and head-wash you can get All
fatty accumulations on the scalp dis
solve away Immediately, and 1t helps
hair to grow
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CULPEPER
Especial to The rin..D,,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CCLPEPER. VA, October 27.-"Bon-
nile Doom" the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles FORBES. ST., was the scene OF
neeutifui marriage on Wednesday
evening. when their daughter. Miss
Carleton Forbes. was united In mar
rage with George II. Jameson. Of
Culpeper The bride was attended NV
hcr sisters. Miss Ruth Forbes and
Mrs. Gooch Long. as maid and matron
OF honor. and the bridesmaids include d
misses May Forbes. Helen King. Eliz-
aoeth and Virginia Hit. The best
man was Richard Forbes DR.. B|edsoe
or orange. assisted by DR.. w. w. Lear
OF tuipeper. performed the ceremony,
me newly married couple are now on
Northern wedding trip, and. return
ins' VIII make their homo in Culpeper
On tuesday evening a reception to
,he bridal party and other friends was
held ut Bonnie Doom
Miss Isla Ragsdale and Mrs St.r,in,
Cabiniss, Of Lone Oak. Va, have been
guests this week OF MT. and Mrs.
Darlington Watkins, on East Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Coop
er returned to Rosemont Monday at
ter spending the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Cooper.
Or and Mrs: Dingman. who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs Hunt
Strother for the past three weeks, Ief,
for their homo in New York on Sun
dav.
Miss Lucille Nelson is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Rufus C. Roberts. in
Greensboro. y. C.
Miss Fannie Harris. daughter 90 the
iata Dr. Alec Harris. OF Jcffersonton,
This county. was married to-day a.
the home OF her brother. VIII Har-
rts. In Alexandria, to w. II. Berry, of
Baltimore The ceremony was wit
messed Ivy small gathering Of rela-
'iNes and friends, and followed by an
informal reception.
Miss Fannie Meade Cole Is spending
this week with Mrs. George Williams
and the Misses Williams. at Red
wood"
Mrs. Robert NJ. Mackall returned to
ncr home here on Tuesday after a
short stay with relatives In Wash
inEton.
Mrs. Presley Rixey, Jr, and her
sister. Miss Alice Stearns, were at
their country home, Farley" near
Brandy. for the past week.
Mrs. Maud McCandlsss Rust. of Phil
adelphia. is visiting her sister Mrs.
Edwin II. Gibson on Jameson'n Hill.
air. and Mrs. r.. n. Barnett, whose
marriage was recent event in Ber-
ryHille society. are now at Green
wood" the Colonial home which Mr..
Barnett recently purchased near Cul
pepper.
Miss Byrd PulliaIn Is attending a
weekend house party and dances at
the University OF Virginia.
Mrs. PRESLEY RiNey. Sr., who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. S. Rus
sell Smith. on Main Street. returned
this week TO Washington
Miss Fannie Giikeson Naue was a
recent guest at the home of her grand
father. Frank NJ. Gilkeson, on Jane
sons Hill.
Miss Mary English. who has been
stopping with relatives In Culpeper
paid visit to Baltimore this week
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FARMVILLE NORMAL
Especial to Tho Times-pi.patch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
FARMVILLE. VA. October 81
President Jarman attended the meeting
OF the committee appointed by Cover
nor Stuart on the war work OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. in Richmond on Tuesday
| evening.
Miss Stubs. Miss Pierce. Miss
Wheeler and Mr.. Long. Of the normal
school faculty, took part in tho school
rally held during the week at the
Guinea School. in Cumberland County
Professor S. =. Duke addressed the
Prince Edward County teachers at
their meeting on Saturday on the
teachers pavilion at Catawba. Pro-
lessor Thomas d. Eason. chairman of
the Farmville Farm and School Fair
committee o. school exhibits. spoke to
the teachers In regard to the coming
fair.
The senior class has taken up a study
OF the problem OF improving the per-
sonal, scholastic and professional
standards OF their own and succeeding
classes at the normal school, Four
committees have been appointed. one
on zach of the above problems and one
on school spirit. Members of the fac
ulty advisory committee for the senior
class are working with the student
committees.
The Teaching of High School Eng
lish" is the title Of the December is
sue OF the Normal School Bulletin
which will be issued by the bulletin
committee. The pamphlet is being pre-
James NJ. Granger, by the instructors
in the English department and the
training school supervisors
On October IS the first training school
| assembly was given under the direc-
ton OF Miss Edith Johnston. NTH grade
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or MIS- sons. who were with him. He
and tho Injured son are still in Rich
mond. where the boy Is being treated.
Mrs. Robert Smith, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. NJ. II. Coop.
er. In Heathsvilie. has returned 10 her
home in Pulaski.
Miss Tcbe dc Shields. of Tappahan-
sister. Mrs. William c. Snow. at Kin
sale.
John Stith Brent and Robert A.
Brent were recent visitors in Kinsalc.
Miss Evelyn Gin. of near Avalon. is
IN Baltimore with her slster- in-law,
Mrs. G. Bacho Gill, who is in a hos
pital there for treatment. DR.. Bache
GIL. who recently enlisted in tho med
ical corps. is now in training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fl. Chiffon. of
kilmarncck. wcrc recently In Heaths-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Pierce, of Serb
ners. King George County. were re-
cent guests Of her parents. Rev. and
Airs A. j. Reamy. near EdwaIdsville.
T. Bruce Squires. Kiimarnock, Is on
trip to Vicksburg, Miss, and New
Orleans.
Rev. A j. Reamy. Jr., LETT last week
10 join his family in Georgia, where
they will make their homo for the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hundley, of near
Coan. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Rowe,
OF Heathsville. left last week by auto
mobile. for Charlottesville. to visit
Rev. and Mrs. J. Elmer Hearn.
Miss l.. Todd Motley. Of Farnham, Is
teaching in Devon Manor School, near
la5elphia.
Mrs. c. c. Swami. of WalmsIey. has
returned from a recent visit in Bal
timore.
Mrs. Mary Bromley and daughter. of
near Walmsley. arc spending some time
In Washington.
Miss Myrtle Clarke, OF Walnut Point.
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. Mary
Garrow, OF Recdville.
Mrs. Beverly Robinson, OF Beverly
VILE. has returned from n recent visit
in Baltimore.
Miss Nannie Bradshaw spent the
weekend at her home near Reedyi!Ie.
Mrs. J. q. Harcum and small son
have returned to their home In Fair
fields, after spending some time with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Bur.
rouEhs near Coan.
Mrs W. II. Edwards entertained at
dinner recently in honor of Miss
Blanche Jones ore of the faculty of
Reedville High School.
Miss Constance Coles. who Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Wilmot Ball. in
Baltimore, is expected to return short
ly,
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RADF0RD NORMAL
Especial to The T,mc.D,.n,,o,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
RADFORD. VA. October 27.-Dr.
alexander Johnson. of Philadelphia,
delivered course of lectures at the
normal school on Tuesday and We'd
nesday. lie spoke at the chapel exer-
cises. before several OF the classes.
ana also on Tuesday night in the au-
ditorium. DR.. Johnson Is q distin-
suished lecturer of national reputa-
ton On Wednesday he and DR.. Nc
Conneli leave for tour of Southwest
virginia. On this campaign they will
deliver fourteen addresses. Among tho
places at which they will speak are
Saltville, Damascus. Bristol. Emory and
Henry College. Virginia Intermont Col
lege, Gate City. Norton. Lebanon, Taze-
well. Graham. Bluefleld and Princeton.
On thursday they will be Joined by
DR.. ]. T. Mastin. secretary of the state
board or Charities and Corrections.
Ihis campaign Will deal with various
social and educational problems. and
also with some Of the problems aris-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
LAWRENCEVILLE
Especial to The Times,pispatch.1

Especial to The Times,Dispatch.l
LAWRENCEVTLLE, VA, October
27.-On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Jack
Shell was hostess TO the Card Club at
her homo In windsor Avenue. Her
guests were Mrs. Russell Meredith, Mrs
J. Rutherford Simmonds. Mrs. T. EN-
nett Warmer, Mrs. Willie Heartwell,
Mrs. B. A. Lewis. Mrs. Charles Hall
sebrell, Mrs. Winder Segar. Mrs. p.
Howerton Kasey. Mrs. II. d. Prince,
Mrs. Mallory Turnbull. Miss Lizzie
TurnbuiI, Miss Lucille Watson and Miss
Caroline Bayley.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Yeiverton and
children, OF Wilson. N. c., motored to
Lawrenceville on Saturday and were
the guests until Tuesday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 8. PEBBLES.
Mrs. Nathaniel Turnbull IL visiting
friends in Norfolk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tyler. OF Will
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rake TWO tea
spoonfuls after meals and at bedtime
of mixture OF two ounces of rue
tone and half q cup Of sugar in a pint
of water. The ruetone can be obtained
at any drug store.
RADLY-You will never realize how
marvelously easy it is to remove super
fuous hair until you moisten the hairs
how they just crinkle up and dissolve
away almost to the roots. 1t is just
as though you were to apply delight
full face cream to the skin and then
with skin left clear and smooth. 1t
Is really the only way. The sulfo solu-
tion at any drug store Will cost one
dollar. and Is certainly worth a great
deal more.
MRS. B; F. SIT is rarely you find
drug store. that hasn't the zintone
for the complexion or the beta-quinol
for the hair. but If 1t should happen
price, which Is fifty cents for either Of
them, TO my secretary, Secretary to
Naleska Suratt, Thompson Building.
Chicago" and 1t will be sent to you
by mail at once.
the other day she could get rid Of those
blackheads in five minutes. She could
hardly believe It. But at my sugEes-
ton she obtained some powdered ne
roxin from her druggist for nifty cents
sprinkled some on n wet cloth and
rubbed the blackheads with it. They
all vanished. You can do the same.
TRYING-To see how this formula
drives away all skin spots Is certainly
wonderful You will he able to make
YOUR complexion remarkably clear in
q very. very short while by using It
freely every day without fail. 1t is
delightful. too. Get from your drug
gist one ounce of zintone.. and simply
cerine and pint of water. You can
get the zintone at any drug store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

supervisor. The grade presented a
very remarkable demonstration Of Red
Cross work and exhibited unusual skill
In rendering first aid.
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See Difference In
Wrinkles OVERNIGHT

ELIZABETH
b. Be sure
to try this for
bust develop
m ent. II Is
very effective
] n IN a n Y
cases. though
r e s u ! I S in
e v g r y in
stance cannot
b e insured.
"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-15
GERMAN AND SLAYV WAR FLEETS LEE S HEAR
CRUCIAL CLASH IN BAL TIC; SAILORS
MUST SAVE NATION, SAYS KERENSKY

town street car She died in Grace
hospital an hour after the accident
from. fractured skull
Mrs Adams was alone IN tho ma
chine Her husband was. driving
another car following his wife just
few feet behind They were going
to their home. No 577 Delaware
ave. Witnesses say Mrs Adams at
tempted TO pass another machine
going The same direction and failed
TO see the approaching street car.
She was hurled from her machine
10 the pavement
While waiting for r Sherman
street car, Sunday night az Sher.
man and Dequudre.sts., Miss Mar
garet BONNER, q years old. OF No.
los Chestnut-st, was struck by. o.
car as II passed thru a deraller and
left the tracks. Her left leg was
cut of She Is in critical condi.
tIon-fi ST Marys hospital
Negligence on the part OF the mo.
torman of he car caused the -acci.
dent. claim fhase VITO were standing
near, as he failed 20 bring the car
10 stop as is necessary this
point. so as to allow the conductor
10 cross The tracks and throw the
derailer into place
Frank Metz, 1s years old, Of No.
243 Fulton ST. died sunday night in
Grace hospital as result Of in
iuries sustained when struck by a
train near the Dodge Bros factory
IN Hamtramck. Sunday afternoon.
Metz was Michigan Central car
Inspector and was inspecting air
brakes az the time he was struck.
Albert Wojtasek, 80 years old. No.
l75 st John-st, was struck by an
automobile. late Sunday night. while
crossing Michigan-ave. az West
Grand-blvd He sustained a frac-
tured right leg and several scalp
wounds He was taken 10 Receiv.
ing hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-10-15

LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE IN
FULL SWING AGAIN; Big
BOOST EXPE D TODAY

Htstf tw-
tu tuse pf
I.tIt i|Hr ure re-
400 ra au8 cloths the
hfe 2ring iurth TO
ttl ..anttl battles and g. as
.is Ei- nations RItn NhnM We are
raU4rE r.wunu cause AGAINST a
"uisuBU fer lO subscribe tD the
L-ocriy iuau Us 90 perform service
~ nutrIetf-Ul
Nua therefore 7. wood draw VII
con president ~ the United states
30 AW"rlCa dH appoint Nrdpe >dnyf
Irt Hs LIBERTY day, and urge ana
advise the ptnnlt fn assembi, in their
respective .pnmuntties and Iiedge To-
one an"thc' and 80 tH" g"Frrnment
thnt Frrrcfents them 'hr FULLEST
measure rf financial support ON the
afternoon ~ that day , request that
citr town and haultet thruout the
land under The general direction ~
fhr -err-tart 20 thc trcR surv and
the immediate direction ~ the Lib
ertI loan comm ftccs which have
been organized b. tho federal reserve
banks.
Thc people responded nobiy 90 the
eail of thv hr-t Liberty loan with en-
over e4brcr -ptiuu - tnnre man 30 per
V"hT Ett ihe it7I''n-e c" iit se-ond
loan Dee even -gLt-4t -anl-lst- the
am uaunt h.' SCI laI+Le tnat IN VIII grrve
Hs- An a-s utanre ~ unequated suFpoi
f1 nnaftru tha men who ntr - tacc
TIT H3tJI' Tti u-- = ihe le-
silt br -r impressive and emphatic
thHt IN will echo thrupuf tie empire
nf rnf cn"luE as an index 30 what
America intends 90 q Ut1 DrinE tnts
NNf tu ~ victorious conclusion.
Fnr tnn purpose ~ paractua
in Liberty da ~cel~Iratiou- all eul-
plnrr~ ~ th" federal government
fhru0ut the country whose services
rnu D.. spared ina hr excused ~ -
... ...f..
The Detroit times., 1917-10-15

-McGraK- is expected -tn-slArt- -Ruhe
Benton, his southpaw star. who shut
the Sox out last week. in an effort
TO carry the series TO the seventh
game.
For this struggle-if IL occurs-he
will have Ferdie Schupp ready
The Giants expect Clarence Row
land 20 send Red Faher back at
them this afternoon Faber looked
good during the time he worked
Saturday The McGrawites have no
fear OF Red. but on the other hand
the Sox have every confidence that
Taher can wipe out the defeat he
suffered lasH week.
Both teams have learned two high
~ important facts since the series
started The Sox have learned that
in the American league ball game
is not considered over until the last
man is out They grasped this sat
urday when the Sox suddenly rose
IN after the Giants figured they
should, know they were licked and
up-endcd ceremonies
The Sox figured the series was
over and talked four straight after
their two initial victories. Then
then cropped two As a result they
arc not counting today's game won
on the strength OF Saturdays VIC
tory, All of which promise a strug-
gle this afternoon 10 the last man.
the last ball and the last drop in the
water bucket
About the hotels there was some
discussion In tho morning about tne
possibility of Williams or Reb knS'
sell being given crack ~ the
Giants. instead Of Faber When Fus
sell Is good. he's awful. awtnl good
and when he's bad he's rotten ITO
was that way Saturday Williams
didn't look bad Saturday and The
dopesters are including him o. Q
possibility a great deal depend
on the warm-up before the game. ou'
N Faher VS. right. tho greater
chances arc believed 90 hc tnai
Rowland viii hurl him against ih.
New Workers and endeayor to wind
up the series
New York made tho Giants The
favorite for today's game. hut the
odds were with the SOX for INC
series Five 10 four was ohtred
that McGraw would take The con
tcsf this afternoon but the FQN We're
favored for the series az 2/f2 20 J.
The good weather and critical ma
ture of the clash was expected to
bring out bic crowd this after
noon. The rush was not that ~ a
FIRST game nature. however. a thin
line was waiting early for the
bleachers 10 open some ticket
holders apparently had loosened ur
and disposed of their p1steboards
for today's game as local paDcrs