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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Richmond College Holds scrimrnage.

Coach Dohson put the Richmo nd
college football squad through one OF
The hardest practices OF the year yes
terday afternoon. After a black board
talk by the coach. the first scrImmage
OF the year was held For the. first
time since practice began the eismen-
tary exercises. consisting of setting up
exercises, tackiing the dummy, etc,
were cut short. From now on. black
hoard ai&s sa1ld srEsmsasage @qgl he
held afternoon
The varsity team was lined up with
Rucker, c; Dorsey. r. g.; Thomas. l. &
Balderson. r. t.: Robinson. / /: Whit
fet. !. e.: Milheurne. r. e.. Pitt. a..
kuyk, r h; Miller. |. H., Sanford (. b.
With the exception OF possible changes
in the line. this will be the team 10
line up against William and Mary on
October 13. Dorsey the big. guard
may be changed to one OF the tackled.
Rogers and Spencer. playing the halfs
on the second team, shaved up to un-
usual advantage. Their work both in
interference and running with the ball.
was OF a high order. Taylor nj tackle
and Gunst at guard both displayed
"a knowledge OF the game.
Dohson was unusually pleased with
this first scrimmage, hut he Is bank
ms his hopes of a championships team
upon the men OF last years squad AND
not upon the new material, that still
shows tendency OF greenness to-
ward the game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Who's Who IN the Worlds SeriieII
BY JACK vEIOCK,
International News Sports Editor.

league. His winnings for NcQf1
this season have been big And~ e19
sistent, and his mound worIM
brought GRIEF OF seven rival eluN
especially his old club. the Reds 81 Z
winning streak OF ten straight Gaaae
is the outstanding feature a.
work. and for a ieft-handed wtuu3g&
streak ten straight is going soIn1 1E&
there are few RUDE Marquards m tA4
business now. y
But to mention something Of Benz
ton's baseball experience M
WAY down In Lakeland Fla. thel
baseball fans support a sen1t-nf0s
team, and II was with Lakeland that
Benton took up baseball as profaGs'
sion. That was in 1909. The next
year Rube's fame as winning ptt9heI
err landed him with Macon. ana -
fore the season Of 1910 was over ~.
was sold to the Cincinnati Reds kne.
price reported to have been S3.BD0.
He~won two and lost three games fpe|
the Reds late in the season, and khes
next year he played with Chattanooga
and was later recalled. In 1914 Benz
ton worked hard for the Cincinnati
club Out of thirty eight full k&tn31
he won eighteen and lost twenAysa~JJpl
to the tail end OF the 1915 seaHon ~
remained with the Reds, but his work
was not very satisfa Glory. and IN Au-s
gust he was sold to Pittsburg ana
then transferred to the Giants. Last
wear. with McGraw. he won sixtsen
games and lost eight, for a pitching
percentage of .6s7. This year hjo
work has been an outstanding hftz~
ture, for with Sallee and Schupp. 10
has won about so per cent Of tho
games captured by the New York
club. a
Benton was born at Clinton. NJ. G..
IN 1890, and is sturdy type o.
Southcrner, standing feet I inches
tall and weighing $50 pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
State Corporation Commission.

The following charters were grant.
ed by the state corporation commits
sion yesterday;
John B. Guernsey IL Co. inc, Roa-
noke. Va. $4,000; engineering bust
ness John 3. Guernsey. president;
C. J. Stull, secretary. both OF Roa.
noke, va.
Lunenburg Moter Company. incor-
porated, Kenhridge. Va. $4,000: au;
tomobile business. " c. Love, presi-
dent; j. r, Etheridge. secretary, both
q Kenbridge, Va.
G. B. West & Co, inc. Norfolk. Va
$4,000: mercantile business. Charles
l.. Pincue. president: G. r. West, sec
rotary, both OF Norfolk. Va.
Bryant Realty and Insurance Com
pany, incorporated, Hopewell, Va
10000; real estate and insurance
NJ A. Finn. president. Petersburg
Va: G.. A. Bryant, secretary, Hope.
we'll. Va.
Winchester Apple orchard corpo'
ration, Winchester, Va. $4,000 APP
pie orchard business. James r. Du-
shane. president; f. II. Lyder, secre"
tary. both of winchester. Va.
Southern Confectioners, 1ncorporat
ed, Norfolk. Va $4,000: candy
buAiness. NJ Seligman. president; A.
NJ. Walker. secretary. both of Nor
folk, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Transatlantic Stake Unfinished

Lexington, KY. Oct. 1.-THE classic
Pennsylvania stake, for 2:07 trotters,
was the feature OF a long card at the
Tots today, and at sunset It was still
unfinished. after four heats had been
won by different horses. Early
Dreams. the fa~orite. broke and lost
the first heat. won the second heat,
and then was beaten the third by
ROYAL Mac and the fourth by Ina Jay,
the Indiana gelding meeting with ali
sorts of bad racing luck. All but one
or the thirteen starters stayed inside
the flag in the first four heats
Miss Harris N. favorite for the free
for-ail pace. in which two heats were
raced yesterday. won today, after vii.
linn had led TO the half in SO seconds.
she reduced her record to 400 "a
the fastest by mare this season The
2:os PAGERS went the limit OF seven
heats before the second choice. Mary
RoSalird Parr, won. Brescia was a
surprise in the 2:0s trot, beating the
favcrite. Straight Sail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
sTAUNTON FAIR RACES
ARE CLOSELY CONTESTED

, staunton. Va, Oct. To-day
races at the great stanton fair were
closely contested, Rita Patch won
the a:15 pace in straight heats. and
Lady Corsage took the 2;ls trot In
straight heats Sorrento May. after
winning two straight heats. the 2:2o
trot. broke in the third heat but came
out winner in the fourth.
Summary: First race-2:2o trot'
purse, $3.50: Sorrento May (Clarkl
/. /. 4. 1: Friendly Todd tMears). ,,
3. i, .: Phyllis Togo tFloyd), !, .
/, 5; Baby Gal fLivsey). 8, 4, ?. =
Guy Axworthy, Jr. (Garrett). S. s.
DIR. Time-2:2s IA. 2:31, 2:2s IA,
$3.50.
Second rsce-2:15 pace: purse
$3.50 Rita Patch tBurgess). /, i. /;
Tobe fGarrett). ., 2. 2; Twinkle March
tBel). 3. s. 3; Johnnie J. tThonas)
4. I, 4 Nowadav Boy tMcClung), 8,
8. 8 Time-2:19 IA. 1870, 2:lS Ia.
Third race--2:16 trot; purse, $3.50
Lady Corsage tThomas), /. /, 1 Pee
wee ida ughertv), 2. 2. 2; Peter J, H
fBurgess), 4, 3. 8; Mordecai tHud-
son). 3. 8. s, Robert 3. tBarr). s. l.
4. Time-2:21 IL, 2;25 IA. 2:25.
Fourth race--running. hve-eighths
mile. purse. $3.50 Madam Phelps
81 Burnsl. first; Jack Hanover tMil-
ierl. second; Aviator tWells). third
Keene Girl also ran. Time. 1904.
Fifth race-running. three-quar
tiers mile; purse. $3.50. Kid Nelson
tStephenson). first: wauseon o.
Rurns), second Maid of Honor
(Wefls>. third. keene Bob also ran
Time. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
j. G. "RUBEv BENTON
(Giant Pitcher.

J. Calhoun Benton. frum Nawth
Cahhna, sub. jess hatchery loves
speed And. strange as ii may seem.
speed has helped him stick in the big
show, although 1t once came very
near causing him to lose a meal
ticket.
BE 1t known that the Rube's love
OF speed is rather versatile love. He
sort of plays the field, as it were, for
next to chucking a baseball past the
beezer of an opposing batsn1an with
his trusty left 1apper Benton loves to
step on the accelerator. or throw on
the throttle. or whatever one does
when one wants to make motorcycle
so crazy.
When the big Ieit-hander was a
member of the Cincinnati Reds he
bought himself one of those two
wheeled packa GEES of speed. commonly
called a motorcycle. and when not In
the uniform OF the Reds he tried his
skill at burning up perfectly good
roads, tearing down orchards and
putting dents into brick buildings.
One time Rube tackled building, or
something. that was too big for him.
and he almost took 1eft-hand som
ersauit out OF the big leagues. for he
hea I'd the little angels singing before
ne Hnaily came 10. dust Ior tndt
Garry Hermann suspended and fined
Benton, and topped 1t all off with an
artistic hawling out that the RUDE
hasn't forgotten to this day. AS a re-
suit most OF Benton's experiments
with speed are now confined to the
use OF his left arm, and tits some left
arm. at that.
The pennant-w winning ride Of the
Giants would not have been as easy
by whole lot if Benton was playing
on some other club in the National
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

sAMMIES WILL HAVE SCORES.
Worlds Series Contests Are to Re
Flashed Across Atlantic to
Troops Abroad.

New YORK, Oct EVERY Amer!-
can soldier in France will have his
baseball appetite satisfied in the
worlds series. Special arrangements
were completed today by American
headquarters in France to give the
sammies the fastest possible service
IN relaying cables. which will enable
the American fighters to follow the
big games. From thes BAH park in
Chicago or New York, over leased
wires, thence over 5000 miles of cabls
to France, and thence by army tele-
graph and telephone lines. the results
OF the games, in which every Ameri-
can is interested, viii be flashed to tho
boys preparing for the trenches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

liner at the Lyric for the last three
days of the week. And it probably
deserves that title more than some of
the "headliners' seen here recently
The trick In THE Miracle" which is
the brand of the offering, is done SINH
larly to The pair of teiepathists seen
here two or three months ago. Any
one in the audience may whisper TO
the telepathist-!n chief the title of any
song. whether it be opera or ragtime.
ballad or war song. Then. following
a little "hookus spookus" on the part
of the gentleman in charge, the lady
on the stage, his Trilby," plays the
piece on the piano. or, IL you rather
have 1t. and, too, II she happens to
know the words, she sings 1t for you
Isn't that worth trying?
Again Noodles" Fagan, newsboy
entertainer. was welcomed back TO
Richmond, as well as his wife. Moo
dies has some clever comedy that he
dlspenses with very satisfactory re-
suits. Both Mr. and Mrs Noodles
sing and cut up capers, and then, right
at the last, to make 1t family affair,
perhaps, little Miss Noodles pops in
and vies with her parents for histri-
onic honors
Quite entertaining is the act Of Dell
and Gliss, who play diversified must
cal instruments, and who bring some
laughs They are good musicians.
Edwin Georges burlesque on Jug
Cling is treat. He really is a jug
gler, but he tries and tries to do the
things regular jagglers do, only to fail.
OF course. everyone enjoys the fun.
and that makes Edwin happy His
skit is called. fttingly. "A Comedy of
Errors"
Vim. Beauty and Health, who are
all their names imply, close the bill
with some great work on the flying
bars. The three athletes demonstrated
that they are among the big lights in
the world OF acrobatics- And, again
we write those news pictures do all
they are supposed to do to make the
week-closing bill worth your thirty
cents. r. L. D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
SPORT NEWS

There are more horses at the state
fair stalls now than ever before
Which gives promise for one of the
best seasons of racing that have yet
been had at the fair.
The University of Pennsylvania and
Georgia Tech will come to combat or
the gridiron tomorrow. The entire
body Of student officers from Fort
Oglethorpe will witness the combat.
Tom Sheehan. formerly pitcher fol
the Athletics and this season with Al
ianta. is at Fort Dodge training TOT
the new national army.
DewoIfe Hopper will buy llhert,
bond for every batter on the White
Sox team that a Giant pitcher strikes
out in the game TO be played IN Ne"
York on October 3.
Pitcher James Park, recalled by tbs
St Louis Browns from Omaha ant
turned over to Column bus. will this fal
coach the football team of the Uni
versity of Kentucky.
Frank Chance has picked the White
sox to win the worlds series. He says
that the Chicago team has the better
pitching staff and that good buncf
of hurlers cut the greatest figure II
the postseries. And We agree witt
him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

Newport News. Va, Oct AT a
banquet given by the Elks OF New
port News last night In their spacious
hall on Thirty-fourth street. more
than two hundred soldiers, including
members of the staff OF Brigadier-
General Grote Hutchinson. were enter
tanned General Hutcheson, who Is In
New York. sent his regrets
F.. l. Cunningham made the ad-
dress of welcome. The entertainn EN-
was in charge of Captain j. E. VIII
liams, secretary OF the organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
GIANTS LOSE TO CUBS
IN EXHIBITION GAME

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE Giants used
more players than the Cubs today
when they played an exhibition game
to get In trim for the big doin's Sat
'irday.
Outside OF the number OF players
used and the fact that the Giants
weren't able to Accumulate as MANY
runs as the lowly Cubs, the game was
Seatureless
Eighteen players complAted the
Giants roster and the fans think that
McGraw Is trying to impress the sox
by showing them preponderarlce OF
uaan-power. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
LAND GRANT SITUATION
is NOT UNDERSTOOD

The Oregon Development bureau
OF Portland. has requested the gov
ernor of Virginia to warn the people
Of Virginia. many of whom seem &c
be in danger OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
situation. that they should secure Of
ficial information as to the grant
lands soon to be opened for settle
rnsnt by the government. Many peo-
ME. the Portland bureau writes. have
a miscopcention of the matter. the
bureau offers to mail free pampnie'
setting them right.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

The district exemption board for
the eastern district of Virginia left
yesterday afternoon for Leeaburg,
Loudoun county. where IT will hold
hearings today and tomorrow.
The labor situation In that section
or The state VIII engage The atten-
ton Of The board. the hearings hay
ing to do to a considerable extent
with the anal disposition of exemption
claims In several cases now before the
board for final action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
AIRMEN OF THREE NATIONS
FLY AT SAME TIME

Hampton. Va. Oct. As a spe-
cial program for the entertainment of
the army aircraft board. OF which
Colonel Virgtnius Clarke is the chair
man. the various aviators at Lang
ley field yesterday gave number OF
thrilling exhibitions. while at one
time In the morning there were Amer
lean. Italian and French flyers In the
air at the same time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Vogue Takes r,is City Hanatc.p.

Louisville. XIV Oct 4.--vogue,
showing hish soeed and given a good
ride, captured the Falls CITY handi.
cap. the feature OF the card TODAY
beating out Bradlev's Choice, which
placed. while Panzarata carrying tor
"e'eht came third A. " AIKEN. the
"Ads-on ravorite in the betting, was
d'stauced in the stretch. and was a
Door fourth under the wire. Vogue
was overlooked in the betting and 50
r>1utueI tickets maid $3.50. RIird
EagPa r. r. Rradlev's entry, which
was heavily played, was outrun all the
wav
stephen r. an outsider. scored In
the aecond race winning at 5000.
TIL" talent received the worst bump
Of tho dav in this race all the favor
cured second Mace ~ $50 and Free
man. n Aeld horse. showed at $3.50.
The Grader. and Sweet Alvssium win
ners of tho third and first respective
" were the onlv top-heavy favorftes
~ win today. The Grader heavily
shaved wac closely pursued nv DR..
Tuck which placed and Ehyrner rum
ntne his secons race OF the sea son at
leas- distance
So! ciisev at sls so won tire nth
race handily, scoring ever Aurira,
Idrhtfoet and Rutterscotch IT. the
latter the heavily backed imported
geldinr. Ocean Sweep took the sixth
race while the last went TO Pcnrod
both at short prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
lSfStNS LOSE FIRST OF
ONO CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

Cincinnati, o. Oct mathew.
sons Redlegs hRtted jim, Ragby out
~ the box and than HIT Counihe equal
~ as bard herjng Fohrs Cleveland
aggregation in the first game for the
Ohio cham ptonship, TeneY was never
II aanger@ Ffsr Grutr was, ii II s
Esropas * T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
CHICAGO STAGE SET
Continued From First Page }

willing to wager that the Giants will
win basehall's premier honors. Money
is p lentiful with these men They
are taking all wagers sent here from
the West.
Wall Street was the scene of some
brisk betting to-day Houses with
Western connections had consider
able money to place on the series.
Most OF it went at even money.
Thousands of fans will be d:sap-
pointed in getting seats for TIE first
game here next Tuesday. The offices
of the New York club were swamped
today with applicants Many viii be
turned down. Extra clerks are busy
attending to the wants of the lucky
ones"
From all reports the attendance
figures at the Polo grounds will be
broken when the irst game is played
next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
SHAW WINS ANOTHER
GAME AND $500 BONUS

Boston. Oct. 4.-Washington de-
feated the Red Sox In the final game
of the American league season here
today by the score of S to 4. shaw
won his fifteenth victory for Wash
ngton and captured the $500 bonus
offered by the Washington club. Free
hitting and indifferent fielding fea-
tured the game. Cooney played well
for Boston. Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

York, 5: Chicago, g. Hits--Off
Vaughn, in . innings: of Carter.
0 in 3 innings. Two-base hits---zim-
norman, Kauff, Kilduff. Home run
Fletcher. Sacrifice hits--Fletcher.
Deal Double plays--vaushn to Pech-
Gus TO Safer; Young to Hemingway.
Base on halls--Qff Vaughn. /. Strne 4
out--By Hendryx. Q; by Demares. 3.
Wild pitch--vaughn. umpires-Klem
and zsidsx. Tims--1:1k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Ccycfa nd.

Summary: Three base hits--Roush
Speaker. Double plays---Chapman to
Harris: Baghy. ONeiil to Harris Sac
rfnce hits-Grifiith, Shean. struck
out--By Toney. s: by Bagby, 2: Nor
ton. !. Base on bails--Off Coumbe,
l. Umpires Harrison and Hide
brand,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

st. Louis. Oct. 1.-THE Cardinals
made II two straight when they de-
feated the Browns. 3 to 1, in the post
series between these two teams today.
Score by innings: RHE.
St. Louis fNat) :. 900 10 0o1---3 & e
St. Louis tAmn). 600 600 100---1 s s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
BEDFORD ASKS TO
BE, ALLOWED TO COME IN

Bedford City made application yes
terday to the office of the adjutant-
general for membership In the new
Third Virginia regiment, nationsf
EuArd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Binforti Wins Arnin

Binford Junior High school won its
second football game from Bellevue
yesterday by the score OF ~ 70 s.
All Of the feature PLAYS wers on the
side OF tho winna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
BRAVES AND DODGERS
SPLIT D0uBlE-AtADtR
Bostoihans Clinch Sixth Place Whei,
!. They Divide Double BILL With
Brooklyn and Close National
League Season.

Brooklyn, Oct. a.-The Braves
cIinched their hold on sixth place
when they closed the season by break
ing even with the Dodgers In a double
header. Scores:
Ey,.s< f.nu,o- nrs.or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

Y =
Rice. Three-base hit---Neuosky Sac
rIHce hits---Shorten. c Milan, Stol-
en- hases-MeNsIly, Scott. G. Mia n.
Base on balls---OH shaw 4 Struck
eut--By Shaw. S; by Penuock, 2.
Double plays ennock. Gamer, Jam
vrsn and Mayer; McNally. Janvrin and
Gamer: Shaw, Morgan and Foster.
'mpires-Saliin and Connolly. Time
+~-l. 96
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

FAn TOT 4. Wheat IN efghtn.
Score by innings: r..
Boston .......... 600 900 0lo--l
Brooklyn ... 600 003 llx-5
Summary: Three base hita--Kelly.
Meanwhile, Cutshaw. Two-b base hits
Powell, Myers, Wheat Sacrifice
htts--Olson. Kruger. stolen bases
Powell Hickman. Double piay--Sten-
gel and Kruger. Base on ha lls---Off
S. Smith. l. Struck out-By Scott.
4; by s. Smith. 6. Left on bases
Boston, I: Brooklyn, 4 Umpirex-
Byron and oDay. 90.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Bro,,ktyn.

z - n sFtlsfAt IA = 7,
S7@ere Cutshaw. Ira gneser. sacri-
fee S'-Nyers. Double play--Nehf
saf NarauviIie anc Covtngton Base
80 balls or Nehf .: OF Galore e.
Sfr'tcF o3t~-BT Nshf. 3. ~ Galore.
III by pitched hail--O'Rourke BY
NFhf Left on hases-~~ Bosston, 4.
PTaakiyn, Z. Fmptres--0 Day and
FyroH AttsndaEce-sa1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
MENTAL TEIEPATHIST
SCORES HIT AT LYRIC

Another. mystical act, featuring
tAeught transmission. = tia head
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. s. Boston, l tfirst game)
Boston, 4. Brooklyn. (second
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
Standing Of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Curtain for 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05

Batfed for McNally In eighth
Score by innings: r.
Washington ..-.. 02S 900 A0o--5
Boston ........... 0i2 0l0 00o--4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-05
\ ha is the Cause
Of Rheun atism,
Lumbago and
Go, t?

by Valentine Mott Pierce NJ, ID
Eyer since Scheele in lli5, dis
covered hat uric acid was present in
the system. scientific men have heel
making exi erirlental investigations
and il is the almost universal opin-
ION OF our best medical men that the
presence of uric acid in the system
in excess is the cause Of rheumatism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-05
POSTS GUARD AT BEDTIME.
And Mother Sleeps Without Fear
Of Hearing that Awful Brassy
Choking Cough.

This fine boy is Ma ar Charles
Kern, the son Of Mr. and Mrs r. 4.
Hurley 1926 Madison ST., tat0rta.
md Charles has a litue "Bodgguard'
WHO lives In n little blue jar and pro-
taets him against cfohp. colds, sore
throat, bfonchtis-in fact al kinds OF
cod trout les.
the name Of this eBodvguard" Is
Vlrks VapoRub Salyo, and the best
thing about him IS that he doesn't
have % be swallowed 70 post taa
guard. Charles mother Just applies
YapoRub externally ana covers with a
warm flannel cloth quick relief
comes by absorption through the skin
and by inhalation as a yap0r
We always try to keep VapoRuh
In the house writes Mrs Hurley,
"as the children are very susceptible
TO Group BY rubbing IL on their
throats and chests they are soon
relieved. My husband and / used
yapoRub when We had peursy and
seH cur pains went almost immedi-
T.. ately
- I'D Three sizes. 25c. 50e, 81 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-05
WHEN AN AMERICAN
Is AN AMERICAN

Washington, March The solu-
.ion Of the Parodox, When is an
American not an American has just
been discovered by Benno Weller,
bern in Nebraska, and more recently
engaged as a farmer in Canada.
Weller went to Canada some years
ago, and in order to obtain patent
on a farm there became a naturaliz-
ed citizen Of Great Britain, A few
weeks ago he returned to this coun-
try and tried to enlist in the United
States Marine Corps, but was re-
iected as an alien. The Secretary
Of Labor was appealed to and decd-
ed that Weller would be required to
70 through the same procedure as
foreigner in order to cgain become
. citizen Of the United States, which
he did and was enlisted today.
Wieler said he would not change
nationaities again for farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-05
PRESIDENT WILSON
TAXES OATH IN RAIN
MD COLD RAW WIND
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