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tionery stand at Twenty-seventh and
Marshall Streets. and lives with his
mother at 325 North Twenty-seventh
Street. He Is 1fty-two years OF age.
The present Mrs. Etosh is his second
wife. and he has three children. two
sons and one daughter. Ono of the
sons. Jake Etosh. Is In the United
States Army.
Mrs. Etosh is n comely brunette,
about twenty-five years OF age She
had been married twice prior to her
marriage with Etosh. 1t Is stated. Her
first husband was divorced and the
second died.
When Etosh's effects were searched
at the hospital. a warrant charging
his VITO with conducting disorderly
house at the Fifth Street address was
found among other papers. The war.
rant mad been issued Sunday by Mag
istrate Martin, of Fulton. and the fact
that 1t was In the possession Of Etosh
instead of an authorized process server
raised question rs TO this rather odd
state Of affairs. No weapon of any
sort was found among Etosh's belong
ines.
There were two odd facts noticed in
connection with the tragedy. Kallel
and Mrs. Etosh were sitting Just thir-
teen rows from the screen, and the
hrst shot was fired just as one OF the
characters in the screen drama was In
tho act OF firing a revolver.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACING
BEGINS AT CLEVELAND
anf-Mile Campafgners Show Heels to
FaEortte Trotters and PAGERS on
Rain-Soaked Track.
[By A,socIated pressl


CLEVELAND. O.. July 16.-Half-miIe
campafsners stepped into the limelight
at the opening OF the Grand Circuit
racing season at the North Randall
track this afternoon and followers Of
the trotters and PAGERS who supported
the favorites were crestfallen lot
heavy rain soaked the track and
hold up proceedings for moro than an
hour. AS result of the weather con-
dttionS the track was slow and the
going was bad, particularly for the
PAGERS.
The Edwards 2Io $4,000 pacing
stake. the feature event Of the card,
went to Colonel Armstrong" a half
miller and an outsider. who was given
q hard night by A Game OF Chance. The
two finished neck -and-neck in the Anal
heat. Loyal W., the favorite, failed to
nnleh in the money.
The Forest City sweepstakes. for
two-year-old trotters. was a walkaway
for Arrow Rock. piloted by NJ. c. Mahon.
while Miriam Guy took second money
Of the $4,000 stake. The best time
2:13 Ia. was fast considering the con-
dition of the track.
The Woodman. another two-lap star
took the 2:10 trot in straight heats
while Box R. who also has been cam
paigning with the twice arounds. took
the 2:06 pace after hard battle with
knight; Of Strathmore. Young Todd.
the favorite. was fourth.
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POLICE RESPOND PROMPTLY
TO CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE


TO CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE
In the meantime. Patrolman jennings
had rushed to the assistance of his
brother ofYicer. and an employee Of the
theater telephoned Police Headquarter.
for assistance.
Captain r. B. Sowell, OF Second Pre-
cinct Station. rushed to the scene with
squad Of men. and, hearing Of the
trouble. Chief of Police Werner also
fastened to the theater to aid in re-
storing order.
Officers saw at a glance that Kaliei
was beyond aid. and Etosh was placed
In the patrol wagon and hurried to the
hospital where it was found that his
wound was serious. The bullet entered
near the right breast. and. passing
downward. lodged in the abdomen.
With Etosh attended to. Mrs. Etosh.
who was huddled up in a seat moaning,
was next taken out. and carried to
First Precinct Station in tho patrol
wagon.
Coroner Whitfield came to the odeon
upon hearing Of the killing aM viewed
kallers body and then ordered it's
removal.
When Kallel's body was removed. his
pistol. which had fallen at his side.
was picked up by police officer and
taken to First Station. The weapon.
which is brand-new .s2-caIiber au.
tomato. was found. upon examination.
10 contain six steel-jacketed shells, OF
which three shots had already been
discharged.
Little OF Kallei Is known here, Rs
has resided in the city about six
months. according to the statement OF
Syrians who know him. and has been
employed at the American Locomotive
Works. He was about twenty-five
years Of age. and resided at 3l2 North
Fifth Street.
Captain Of Detectives Mcmahon re-
ceived a wire last night from Holly
kallel. of Goldsboro. N. G., asking
that particulars Of the killing be sent
Immediately. 1t is presumed that the
inquiry is from. a brother of Kallcl,
ETosH WE'LL KNOWN IN
SYRIAN COLONY
Etosh has resided in Richmond for
years. and is a prominent figure among
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You Can Shake Loose from
The Tortures of Rheumatism

with satisfactory results in the treat
ment OF Rheumatism. 1t acts directly
upon tho blood. which it promptly puri-
fes Of all disease germs. 1t is n pow
erful anttdote. and eliminates from the
blood all trace of rheumatic germs.
building up and strengthening the
rundown system.
Write to-day to our medical director.
who will give you valuable advice re-
&aroing the proper treatment Of your
own caae. Address Swift specine O..
Dept, 8 26s. Atlanta, Ga-Ady.
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at. Ts.'t H;s.o h E..Ss IL
Ia innnE. Bases. on bslls-on LeaEe. q:
TipRle. $: y drsts. f. hit u s. pi Soz
t SS TaPpi,sS STSSmS,iys: ,pouels piay1So9nsy
stolen eass-Thomne, First base on errors
loi Providcnce. g.. Umpires. Mullen and
OBricn. Time, 1855.
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JESS WILLARD PERMITTED
TO CONTINUE MIDWEST SHOW

NEW YORK. July l6.--Supremc Court
Justice Hendrix to-day denial Tho an
nlication of Jack Curiey for an in
junction against Jess willard. heavy
HeIsht champion. Curley wanted viii
AFRO tn1oined from appearing with tho
champion's midwest show until the
expiration of Curley's contract with
WIZARD In September Justice Hendrix
at law for damages. and there wom,d
DC no prcht to Curley In keeping thu
champion from earning additional
money this sumner.
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Montreal,
Totals. ..3s l1'2t Totals. Al 10 IS 2 II
None out when winning run scored

Score by innings: r..
Baltimore ........,...o O O o q . o.
Montreal ..............s 3 10
summary: Errors-Shannon. Thormahien,
MM.s,;Asnley. Pamrau. Slsttery. Twe;base hits
NMilltams. Damrau tG. Howley. Zimmerman.
Home runs-Trucsdale. Zimmerman t2).
stolen stolen 5ass-Holden Sacrifice hits-wil-
Eiays-Zimmerman TO Damrau to Slattery:
pamrau TO Siattcry. Hits-or Thormahlen.
In ga inning; or Hoyt In $-3 innings.
Struck out.sy Appleton. 1: by Hort, s. Bases
On oall:-eM Arrleton. 4; OF Hoyt. /: OF
9erner. ]. Left on eases-Baltimore. 1; Mon
t5eai. ~ Time Of game. l:ts Empires,
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GIANTS DEFEAT THE CUBS

NEW YORK. July 1G.-New York de-
feated Chicago in the opening game
OF the series to-day, to 2. Vaughn
was poorly supported. TesrenI did
not allow a hit until the fifth In
mig, but weakened in the seventh.
when Chicago scored twice and had
tho bases full. Benton then was sent
70 his rescue. barchanded catch
by robertson off Doyle IN the first in
hins was the feature. The score:
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BOSTON HAS GOOD START

BOSTON. July 16.-Boston started
Its second home series with Pittsburgh
to-day by taking two games. the first
IN eleven innings. 8 to Z, and tho
second. to 3 Each team made six.
teen hits in the opener, which was a
siugEing affair. Boston using four
pitchers and Pittsburgh two. Barnes
had things very much his own way
In the second. after Boston made nve
runs off Jacobs in less than two in
nings. The scores:
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COLUMBIA IS CHAMPION
OF SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

COLUMBIA, 8. c.. July 1s.--By do
lumbla won tho 1917 championship Of
the South Atlantic League Columbia
won four games of tho postscason so
RES and Charleston took two. Ward
New York American League team.
while Fulton. Dunning and Christen-
berry OF Columbia, 60 to Chattanooga,
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sUPERBAs LOSE TO CARDS

BROOKLYN, July 16.-St. Louis took
the first game OF tho series with Brook
lyn to-day, to l. Tho score was tied
until the eighth, when. with two out,
Hornsby singled to center Cruise fol-
lowed with another to right; PfefSer
intercepted the toss to third and threw
into right field trying to catch Cruise
adrancing to second. Johnston muffed
Stengefs return. and both runners
scored. The score:
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LOCAL AND GOOBER EI.ks
PLAY BALL HERE on ,JIrI.y IN

Arrangements have just been com
pleted for game to be staged here
on July 26 between the Richmond and
Elks are planning to make this n ne
game. and large delegation from Pe.
1TShrsonrg will attend the hostiiities.
r nr richmond Eiks are practicing at
and Fridays
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BIRDS BEATEN TWICE

MONTREAL. July ls.-The Royals
took both ends Of this afternoons
double-header from the Baltimore Birds
by tho scores of 10 to 0 and 3 to 2.
The secnd game was by far tho most
Interesting Of the two. though a SEN
sational homo-run blow by thinner
man won the first encounter in the
ninth inning for Montreal Scores;
FIRST GAME
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BY using s. 8. s.

Tho germs Of rheumatism are in tho
blood. which Is laden with millions Of
tho minute demons of pain. causing I'M
told suffering and bringing It's victim
from vigor and strength to almost help
lessness. To get real and genuine relief
from this disease. these disease germs
must DO completely routed out of the
systarn through the blood.
g. 8. 8. has been used for nifty years
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BAGBY BEATEN AT'LAST

CLEVELAND. July 1s.-Baker's two
errors produced three runs for Cleve-
land to-day. enough to defeat New
York. which had scored one by hit
ting and one on O'Neilrs error. New
York outbatted Cleveland. but throws
by Roth and Graney cut off runs. Bag
by had not been scored upon In thirty
eight innings pricr to to-day Score:
Now York. Cleveland.
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BOSTON FAILS TO SCORE
TWO HITS OFF DAVENPORT
FOR WORLDS CHAMPIONS
Only Visitor to Reach Second IL Left
There when Iloblltxell Fans
for Third Out,

ST. LOUIS. July 16.-Davenport held
Boston to two hits to-day. and ST.
Louis shut out the worlds champions.
2 to 0. Davenport did not give n hit
until the sixth, when Hooper doubled.
He was the only visitor to roach sec
ond. and was left there when Daven-
port famed Iioblitzell for the third
out. The score:
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SUmmaryi HltR--oN EnrfEht,
faIo, ~ Rich ond. s. Banes on balls
on EnriEht, ~ on Jnynes, 3. Struck
sut-by Donahue, 3, By Jaynes. 9.
Sacrifice hy-Channeli. Three-base
hits-Bankston. kopp, Jaynes ca,
Knabe. TNo-bnse hits-Kopp and
Hun,mcH. Sacrifice hits--ChanneIl,
Hun,mell. First hnse ON errors
Buffalo, 4; Richmond, =. Stolen
bnkes-Hanford, Clemens, Bnnkston,
kopp. Left ON bases-Bufalo, 6,
Richmond, z. Hit by pitchers-by
1aJnes, 1; by Donohue, /. Wild
piteh-JnyneN. Umpires-Blackbur
and Carpenter. Tinte-I houry.
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CINCINNATI BEATEN
BANCR0FT'S FIELDING is
FEATURE OF PILLS VICTORY
Alexander Bests ReEaa In swiftly
Piayed Gams-Johnny Eyers Pre-

PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-wonder.
ful neldinS. especially by Bancroft,
phia defeated Cincinnati to-day, i to
u Alexander and Regain bad a twiri-
ihs duei which was finished in the re-
markedly fast time OF ono hour and
ten minutes. Johnny Evers made his
debut with the Phillies and WAS pre-
sented with big floral horseshoe. Tho
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SECOND GAME.

Iwo-5ase hitsIFi.eher. Schmidt Three
stolen ea.es-Maranviiie. Rshg. \ Lett on
sases-soston. 10: rittsbursh. ;. Hases on
T. Struck outaby Barnes: I; BY Crimes. Z.
s,ert1ee hits-Ra vling.. Msr.nviile. Double
In - innings: Wild pteh-Grimes I'M.
plreS. 0. Day and HARRISON. Time I:Ss
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BEARS DEFEAT HUsTLERs

ROCHESTER,. " y. July lS.-An
error by Doolan. letting in two runs.
and two wild pitches by George Smith.
late OF the Giants. making his debut
IN the box with Rochester. which al
lowed as many runs. gave Newark the
edge over the Hustlers. to 3, in
Inc opening of the series here to-
day. The score:
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FIRST GAME,

totais....fs 1870 Is Totals....f3 Is So Is
Eene out when winning run scored.
fBa.ted for Rasan In sixth.
tBatted for Nehf In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
pittsburgh ........3 0 I o o o-7
Boston ........2 o q n -
summary: Errors-Bigbee. Ward. Crimes
ga; Kelly. Home runs-Konetehy, BAILEY.
stolen Ss baSes-Garey ca. BIsbee. Grimes.
Double piay-Konetchy to Smith TO Maran.
vile. Left on bases-Pittsburgh 10; Boston,
L. Bases on balls-on Cooper 1: OF
grimes S,i, 3; off RaEan,. q: OF Tyler. i.
STUCK out-by Cooper. 6: by Grimes. i: by
RsE.n tsehmidt(. Wild pi,ch-Nehf. Hits
1nn cooper: ~ In "a innings; or Allen.
Neni' IN ? Innings. Time. 2:i5. Um-
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WHERE TgEY rLAX TO-DAY.
Richmond It Buffalo.
Providenge AZ Tssunto.
Bustrasro ~ Montreal.
Newark 1t Rochetter
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~ I,rx,,i -, nssoclateu PresSl
p, ~ ,I,w w. ELAND. July l6.-Announce-
lean lean League Club to-day that Catohsr
rom DAY has been released undor an
op'i1nai agreement to the Buryaio club
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CLANS WIN DURING FIRST

- TORONTO. July 16.--providence got
.fhe first inning of to-days gam. ana
won by 10 TO 4. Triple went in with
Two out In the fist round and pitched
superb ball. Although the Leafs ct
eleven hits of the veteran Grcpp So so
struck on. twelve batsmen. Score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh 1t Boston.
Cincinnati mt Philadelphtn-
Chicago ut Now York
st. Louis at BROOKLYN
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Hookmnker. Semi Ia JniI.

M1NEoLA. L. J.. July 1s.-Rufus We'll
Ter. ticket-sellcr. and Henry Cohen,
retail shoe dealer. were sentenced
Today to nfteen days. each in Nassau
county Jail on conviction Of book
making at tho Belmont Race Track
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SECOND CAME

oeIn'usrS' ErtorS-BueS. McAuley. Stolen
oasesIHill. Madden. Damrau. Two-base h:ts
I,Bsroer. Moran. Double pizys-DufYey 10
Siattsry; Struck out-by Duney. S: by Hill.
3, First base on bsns-on Duiey. ;: on
Hin. :. Hit BY ritcher-by Hill, (Mldden1
Home run.Hoiden. LEI. on eases-Baiti.
mofe, s; Montreal, 10. Thine OF game i:Sn
umpircs. Hart and freeman.
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=, score ny innings: r..
Summary: Eii;crs-BakerV e.. o9He sent
Three; base hit-PecKinpaush Stolen base
Both. Double playvEoth to Chapman.
Struck out1ny Bsssy. ?: by shaNkey: l..
!: Passed ball-Nuna maker. Umpires'
Morlarity and Connolly.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YEsTEhDAY,
Sisyefsnd. !. fsS Now York =; 2.
tOther games POSTPONED. rnIn.A

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
b0ston Mt Sc. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Detroit
New York at CLEVELAND
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Tho Little Vtrginians won out over
tho Little Giants in a holly contested
game yesterday morning on tho Ford
Lot. Tho final score WINS s to in
favor OF the former team, but the
victory was not until the scoro had
boon I cd several times. Tho Giants
secured three-run lead In tho fourth
inninS,. but tho Virginians fought an
uphill battle and won out in tho eighth
The game was featured by tho fine
neldtng OF tho V"rg inians. who did not
make nm error: tho batting OF King
and White for the winning team, and
INC batting OF Cooper and the field
Ing OF Sweet for the losers.
Superintendent Anderson. of the Ford
Lot Playground. will probably form
tourth team. and mako the league a
lour-club organization instead OF three.
This morning the Ford Lot team Will
play team representing the Scabroois
playground at Byrd Park. The for
iner nine was victorious In tho game
played last week on the Ford Lot, and
the Senbrook boys are confident that
they VIII be able 10 make a better
showing this morning than they did in
the first game
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American As.ociatI

American Associate lon.
At Toledo-Toledo-St. Paul. rain.
Al Colufnbus-Columbu Q; Mime
apolis. 4.
At Louisville-LouisviIle. s: Kansas
AZ Indianap indianapolis. 2; Mil
waukee, 3.
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Cincinnati,
PhuAdelphia,
Tot.ls....so Q ss4Ia Totals.

Pi1Gannnt ,..'..........oo' %
summary: Error--Rousch: rwo.bass hit
SasesM,,Cineinna,L :: Phiiadelphis. I. Bases
On oelis-on Alexander: I. Struck out-by
umpires. KLEIN and Bransfieid. A'A"'
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MOVIE AUDIENCE
WITNESSES FATAL
SHOOTING AFFRAY

firing with the same motion; Kaliel
crumpled up In heap, killed Instantly
Continued from First Page.)
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Summ.ry: ErroE-oison. Johnston. sten.
rthee fy-Wheat. Sacrifice hita-Johnslon
Baird Stolen base-Johnston. Left on base
st Louis. S: Brooklyn. S. Struck out-by
Pferer. {; by Meadows. L. Bases on balls
on Pfener. I; on Meadows. I. Hit by
RiSier and Emsife.
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Hos,o, .~..... .,.. -!
'' su m%s Error:.ba1ry. scott. Two.
hsse hitI;Hoo{H,er ThIee;has. hIt-1Pratt.
zeli; Austin to Pratt to sisIer. Stolen base-
Ssler. Bases on balls--or Davenport, Z;
of Foster, 4. Struck out-by Davenport 8:
by Foster. T.; Wild ,pitch-.Foster. Hits
on Foster. in innings. Loft on bases
st. Louis 4: Boston. s. Time. l:45. Um-
pres, Evans and HiTdebrand.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
SsM York. 4; Chicago. 2.
philadelphia, /; Cincinnati. O..
II. Louis 8; brooklyn. !.
.,. Heess1sn Inn, 8: Pittsburgh. tnrst game
Boston, u; Httahurxh. {. f.econd -.-.A
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SsS ns;s hy;eis-r,ssss,. ysusss zim
norman. Two-baso hits-Burns {2) Piack
Fletcher. Benton. Stolen basas-F1etcher'
Elliott Sacrifice hits-Kaun. Hoelke, Her,
zoe. workman. Double play--Doyie TO Mer-
klo. Left on bases-New York 6; Chicago. 4.
Basoa on bAlls-or Vaughn, 1; of Douglas,
innlngs: off Tesreau. In s3.3 innings. Hit
by niteher-by Vaughn. l (Fietcher). Struck
out-6y Vaughn. 6: by Tcsreau, 4; by Benz
jon. 2 wild pitches-Vaughn, !; Tesreau l.
passed ball-Diihoener. Umpires, Buron and
Quiglcy. Time. EOS.
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Totala;. ..32 6 "a ID Totals. .2s & 10 n {.
,battd Tor Vaughn In seventh.
tBaued for Douglas In ninth
MATTED for Fiack in ninth
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Newark ..o O n g,
Poches:e: " O O ! q q ! a
Summary: Errors ,Brandell. blackwell
Collins Stolen .easSGe,z. Bases on er.
SA..-Sewark. :: R oeAester. ! B he,s ON ON
SalsNon Smith. J: OF ss,allweod. 6. struck
cEl-hy smith. :: by Smzllwood, . Wild
p!tohes-Smith, :: Srailwood l. Cmpires.
Sed!orc and Mcbride. Time l:4g
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YKsrHRyav

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
buffalo. d klchmond. 3.
Newark. 8; Rochester, 3.
kroysdenoe; lot Tosonte, :.
Montreal. 8, BALTIMORE, (seoond sarssj.
STANDING: OH OF .sIHA
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Playground Baseball
Standing Of Clubs.

Schedule tor TO.aIorroyv.
Little Alcos VS.. Little Virginions.
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Totals....2S 22il2 Totais....26 2 n Ia
sBatted for Scott in seventh.
fBatted for Fostcr In eighth
Score by Innings. r,
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TotaIs...33 /: PAP Totals. 3 7 p 10
'Bnttcd for Evans in sixth.
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Boston. Z; Ptttsburkh. g {second camel.
STANDING OF CLUBS
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
+ BACK HURTS USE
 SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Eat less meat if Kidneys feel like lead or Bladder bothers you-Meat
 forms uric acid

Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheu- matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis orders
 You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good drug store here, take tablespoonful in glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. 1t also neutralizes the acids in the urine 80 it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent Iithia- water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications.
 A well-knoYn- local druggist says he sells lots of lad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble.
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
MARRIAGES ARE ON
 DECREASE, HE SAYS

The Rev. Dr. Waldo Amos of Hobo ken, N. J., preaching in Holy Trinity church, Brooklyn, predicted that by 1940 half the women in the country will be self supporting, and that mar riages will gradually decrease in num- Der.
 '1t is a startling fact that young women are not marrying today" he said. Hundreds of thousands are go- ing into business. The supreme mis- sion of women in life should be to be- come mothers and to make homes. The objection that many have to being married is that they become depend ents."
 Doctor Amos said that all through New England there are many villages which are known as "she villages" l" The men have left for the large cities in the hope of gaining wealth.
 'Men are largely responsible for the failure of women to marry" he said. "Many men are too busy making mon ey to marry, or refuse to marry on small salaries. This has forced women into business.
 Statistics show that in 1900 one out of every five women was self sup porting. By 1925 one out of every three, and, by 194O, one out of every two will be self supporting"