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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

ySs SIS ss!s :s Es Hsss
II ,kkieeEsrl. $50 st;lg,, second: Tazaa.
onds. Plum. zuSu. Bemnie's sister sss1 :
many, Amalita. Desire Jean *. f;da Her
m".in anu Katherine Francis also ran
,Second.siN circumstances e.. 1913
son son. lGs 'G"3ossl st,2o $40. second. May
i;l5 10 Bert Williams Ruth Wehlc. Mae
Monde Nab, Outht, Sleeper also ran.
nNleegcrD. $3.50, $3.50 and si.2o. first :
Whit crown. lo5 tCrump,. $7.lo and 81.
second; Irish Gentleman lpo tMurphy) .
33;3o third. Time AS Is. Good Couu,
sci: Grasmere. Lindcnthal also ran.
fourth.-siN furiongs---oid Koenig H.
I 2nuM.on>; So SAFE and $3.50. first
Lady Always. lO5 Connolly. sG.i0. third
Time, LIE 40. Believe Me Boys. SoIly and
j. J. Murdoch also ran.
Fifth-iniic and seventy yards-TrapinE
Ia (Andrcs), $3.50. $3.50. $50 first :
Bribed Voter. los Louderl, $3.50, S4.2o
second: Phoccen. loa Connolly. $500
third third Time. LA 3-s. Ste,sy. Evelyn r..
SiSth--four and one-h half furlonEs-C A.
Comiskey. ITO tMorys,, $l5.Su. $3.50. S45O.
Irst; James Foster. loo tGoosei. &5.7O $3.50
second; Dragon Rock. los tCrumpp. i47o,
third. Time. 81 ia seconds Count Boris
81: Ausustine f:liminator. Dickie W. Kar-
Seventh-iniie and seventy yards-slee,n.
log tGooscl. $40. $3.50. $3.50. nrst: lack
0,,Dowd, lo6 CIump,. 50: $50, second ::
i:t. Red Cloud Jim Wakciey and Ycnr
hcc also ran. -
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RIFfNEH HEATS EAIRMOlN
IN TWEENE-INNING BATTLE

The Runner and Fairmount mines
yesterday hooked up in "a stirring
twelve-inninS contest. which the latter
won by the score Of - TO ~ Although
the game was Il SUGGEST, with neither
team having any great advantage. il
WAS luIi OF excitement throughout
Score by innings: T.
Fairmount ......i 1OooOI l:OO1-i1
Ruffncr .iO1O4 % q q - .
-. batteries: lawson and Holiday
Williams and White
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Philadelphia 0 o O - : IS
Pit tSburgh ..........0 0 0 = 0 o 0 o.
summary: Errors-Cravath, Mayer, Brief,
Ward. Left bascs--Fhila dclphia, 2:
Pittsburgh 6. Earned runs--Phiiate FL phia,
q; Pittsburgh j. Two-baso hit--Baird,
Schultz, cravath, Fischer. Niehon. Three
base hit-FaSkcrt. Home run Brief. Sac
riiirr hitS-Mctianigan t2,, Carey. Pitch
Ing rccord-on Grimes, hits and earned
runs in Ia innings CO.. at plate): OF
Miller. hits an! runs in 2 :-s innings.
Struck out--by Mayer. >: by Grimes, 6 by
Miller. .. Rasc on halls--on Mayer. off
Grimes. .. Time. 40. Umpircs. Byron and
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!.
SDatted for Moocrs I'm NINTH
TBntted for Adams in ninth.
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THREE: DOUBLE PLAYS WITH
TRIPLE FEATURE PREP GAME

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
BASIC. VA. May l5.-Fisbburne took
us ffteenth straight game OF the sea
son from tho Augusta team to-day.
10 me feature OF the game was
making triple and three double plays
;, batterics.-M cCalium and j. MattoX:
tGsporn. Hubby and W. Christian.
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j. NJ IL :. ............O 6 q ! ia
A"Gnirr'S ........ u n / o n :.
summer; Errors Mayre. Clay. Ingram,
unSI'I. SORE Maikins. Two-bHSc hit--iI.
naScS- stuart Walden. lI"tchkiss Nissl.y (2I,
Mayh'ih. l'"cSon. Purcell. Maryc Watkins
l'ascs on balls 10y Harrclson 4: nv Inrran,
:" a., hat'crs HI, by ingram walden. Struck
~ ny lnGram ;: 10y iIarr"is"n. II. Passed
nai NathinS Left on baseS--Iohn Mar
y sii 6; McGuires. T. Empires. Dsbncy aud
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Ihifa1clDhia.
Chicago.


Chicago ...........5 q q III
Summary: Errors-Witt. Bates Lawrcy.
Jordan. Two base hit-weayer Three base
hits-E. Collins Jordan Stolen bases
bodle Schalk Weaver. Base balis-on
johnson, 4. lIits--on johnson. : in | Ia
Innings Struck out-by johnson. 3: by
REM. .. Sacrifice hits-Risberr and ben.
umpires. OLoushlin and Hiidebrand Time,
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TIE IN FINAL GOLF ROUND
Mrs. jean J.. Jones md Mrs. .Iob, II
N""rtwont VIII Play on Mntch
Inter in Week

VIZ. lean + Jones and Mrs. John II.
INC hnals of the womcns spriur .uh'
sSription handicap golf tournament a.
M touhlry Club OF Virginia on Mon
uhE AFTERNOON. probably will plav Off
me match during the latter part or the
present week The exact date had MOI
necn determined upon last night. Play
~ inc hhal round on Monday was or
me closest kind and was OF an un.
usually high order. each Of the con
'cS,ahts several times displaying nx
ccl.cnt iudgmcn, and skill w
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NETS CAPTURE 80 U-BOATS
Member Of German Submarine Grow
Tells How Fleet Is Organized and
Directed tEninst FrelEhters
TBy Associated p,ess.1

AMSTERDAM. May ID tvia London
The Germans have about 325 sub
marines in operation. and about Eighty
to 40 have been lost through British
nets alone. according TO the TELEGRAPH
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score by innings; X.
Cleveland .......-.....0 o o :; - %
Boston .............y u u o o.
summary: Errors-Shortcn, Scott. Wnmbs-
EnnsS. tiuist" Evans. Couinbc CO. Two
DaSe hits-Chupnian. Speaker. Gardner.
Ihree-baS- hits--Walker. Walsh Wambs-
SahSS. Sacritc. hits-Barry, Scott. Shorten.
Sacriftce tiy--Gran-y. Stolen bnses--r:vans.
tirst base on crrorS--tlcv-lund. /: boston.
:; Lett on bases--Clcvclund. 5; Boston. :.
,oublc piayS-Asnew To Gaincr: Gardner.
Barry to HobiitZcl. Bases bnlls-on
Ruth. In . 30 innings: of Leonard. I, in
l,3 innings: on couinbe, J in > innings:
OF lambeth, in innings off Gould in
inhinGS Empires. Mccormick and CON
molly. Time,
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YANKS 0UTBAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May ia.-In game
marked by hard hitting. New York de-
fcated ST. Louis to-day : to L. Pipp
led the attack for New York with two
doubles and single, while SEVERED
starred for the locals with :, triple and
two single Marsans and Nunamaker
were ordered out OF the game in the
fifth after Il dispute at the plate. The
srn
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PIRATES LOSE TO PILLS

Pfill,A DELIlIlA. May lJ.-Philadel-
phia h il tho deliveries of Grimes and
Miller hard. and easily beat Pittsburgh
To-Day. the score being s to - Brief
mace ms second home run in two sue
ccsSirc games here. Stock hurled his
bat on he ground when called out Oh
strikes by Umpire Quigley, and was
sent off the field. The score:
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New York

Totals. ..j5 "a u 10 To,aly:a II q Is
Matted for johnson in ninth
tbattcd for Snthorou in ninth
Score by innings: II
New York =. I q n n.
81 Louis: : u o.
summary: Errors-.Ia cobson, Sloan. Earned
runs-.St. Louis 4: New York 4 Two ba So
hits arsans Pirp t2l. Thrcc-basc hits
SEVERED, sloan. Sacrifice hitS-Layan. Mai
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TIGER HURLERS INEFFECTIVE

DETROIT. May observation-disclosures
OF Detroit pitchers enabled Washington
to win to-day. IL TO :. Three bases on
balls and five hits gave the visitors
seven runs in the second inning Rice
in this inning. doubled with three men
on bases Detroit used four pitchers
IN an effort to stop the scoring. The
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Totals....3a al - IL Totals.2l 2 5 u
Batted for Newton in ninth

Dorchester 10 ..............o o xI
lattimorc ..............3 0 y Ga
summary; i:rrors-Doolan (o,. shannon
Two, wo- oaS" Dooian. Young. Wendell.
Buos stolen hases-Schrpn,r i") Double
Gda!s- shannon TO Trucsdale TO Williams
llrst base on crrors-i5 Baltimore, . Hi by
niichcF-hN tauScy ,ShannOn). Loft on
bases Rochester, ?; Raltinoro. = Base on
h"iiS,-"f thus"y, ); OF Newton. 3 Struck
"u,-hy raus"y, J: 10y SIw'on, Z Wild pitch
,r ,,Sns"% umrirscs. otriNn and Freeman
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BENZ PUZZLE TO MACKMEN

CHICAGO. May ia.--Joc Benz pitched
a mastery game to-day. holding Phila-
Chicago hit H. Johnson and Myers hard
and Ila mixed the visitors. II to o. George
locals. making five hits. one a double.
IN hve trips to the plate. Only two
ihiladelphians reached second base
The score.
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SIXTEEN FRAMES TO TIE

MONTREAL, Nav l5-Thc Roy,I. and
me Newark Bears battlcd for sixteen
innings here this afternoon. each team
Seltlns seven runs. Newark had taken
me lead III the seventh hut Small
wood failed To hold tho Montrcajrrs
ana Enznan, who followed, allowed
'heW to tie up the score Newark
made q strong bid in the thirteenth
when they pushed across a run Mon
ire3i came right back. however. and
tlcu IL Gp once more. The score:
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RED S0X BEAT INDIANS
RUTH DRIVEN FROM MOUND,
BUT ERRORS DEFEAT COUMBE
Leonard Stops Cleveland. and Could
Calls Halt to Huston Offensive.
Walker Injured,

CLEVELAND. May l5.--Boston de-
iented Cleveland today. TO ). Clevc-
lands errors behind Coumbc allowed
IoSton to score four runs in the first
three innings. while Lambeth's inef-
references permitted two more in tho
next two innings. Cleveland knocked
Ruth from the box in the sixth. but
Leonard stopped the scoring, AS did
Gould. Ccntcrlelder Walker cut his left
hand badly in sliding into third base
in the first inning. The score:
Boston. (Irrclnnd
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SUPERBAS STOP LOSING

II II O o T.. =. May l5.-Brooklyn
Jumped on Schneider in the fifth inning
day. & to .. after having lost seven
StenGcl hit home run with
'wo on bases after Rousch's muff Of
'auherts fly in the high wind that
had prevented Cincinnati from retiring
he side. Cheney was wild and incf-
lectivc, hut MarQuard was at his best
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BIs0NS LOSE TO GRAYs

htFFALO May l5.-Thc Providence
on ia" CHAMPION Bisons and the visit
Tors won. 10 After the FIRST innin.
"a" ana McC"bc outpitch"d Gregg, hui
N" big lead was TOO much to r.i Lv
nc hrSt inning cannonadc WAS mo
result Of four singles, a double ana an
error. The score. "
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York mt st. Louis.
Washington nj Detroit.
Boston mt Cleveland
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Newark . G09ot 10 nono, ~
Montreal .GIonG
summary itrrors-.fuIi"r. Haas. callahan,
ip"inr"u. Gather. Two basc hite-Nnr.n
1ior Tire base hit Smith Home r,,ns
- l,,tiuT"h. Lewis. Jayn"s, stolen bases.
- VI :I ~. S"ETitc" hIt--M.tlur Sarrirc.
= ila'h%@li Double rIays-MaJ"r To
Stf'i"FS, SIhttvry TO Madden TO 81, inr
Stuaiiword {" Blackwell To- pu..cI- '!Dt 80
L. fNii"r - 'uss"il. Bases on huIsLof
J"N.*, - OIL Smaltwocd. struck out-i.v
Jhynes. by Smai!wood. /. BY Inyn,t,n
~ 10y p!tgh.r--ny .taynes ,iiaasl. Hit
Oh Sra!'w"oG, In innings and none ~,
~ m" eighth; on Enzulau. : I!,mnir, 90
Bedford and Mcbride Nine s,ia ''''"'
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HUSTLERS DEFEAT BIRDS

kpSiiESTER. ~ Y, May 15.-Aftcr
oad nrst inning. in which Baltimore
10. ,ncir threc runs CauSey was In
,N'incibie; and the Hustlers won. 4 to 2
nH ssuinE one run in the fourth and
~ u' ,Ta hilS on Newton for three runs
IN me n!th, Young being the clean-un
man With a double. The score: ~
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WHERE lhrA PLAY TO ',Av
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
st. Louis Mt New York
Pittsburgh ut Pbiladelp liin
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J. violence,
Iotals....3i 7Gi4 To,als..3l t :. = ~
itaued for CAV In sixth
lated for MccaSc In ninth

Buffalo - q q IA q ~.
ProEdehc" ..............b o a 0 o l..
summary: Errors-.I. On.low Rchf r.
Jht!ow. Alien. Hts runs. hits OF Cav
10 innings: run, hats or McCabc in
y nitsa. Earned runs-Bunalo. ! Prov.
"chc", >. First base on balls--or Cav :.
on Gregg. .: OF McCabe, /. struck out.bv
law. :: by Gregg. Z: by McCabe. 4. Two-b.sc
'lt-- KchE. Powell, kIllelea. Sacrifice hits
en-. nummci, Thomas. First base on er.
i"rs-Bnnalo. u; Providence. none. Stolen
nasea-roohey, Allen. Thomas, kopp. Chan
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CUBS IN FIRST PLACE
TAKE EIGHTH STRAIGHT
BY 0UTCLASSING BRAVES
Vaughn Inx Hest Of Tyler In Onc-SIded
Gnmc-Merkic md Kelly Stnr.
Score, = to I.

BOSTON, May 15.--Vaughn had the
better of Tyler to-day. and Chicago
Ing Boston. to /. Mcrklc's batting
and fielding and the sensational OUT
heldinE Of Kelly, who deprived Deal
ana Mann OF eNtra-basc hits by brill
liant running catches. were the fca-
lures Of an otherwise onc-s:ded game
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SCOT" 10y innings: r.
Cincinnati o - q n q n n n o..
brooklyn n a n a n
SUMMARY: Error-Kopf Two-ba hits
,rhiih. ,mt>haw. Miller. Johnston. Thrrc-
pas mn h"Ii. Home StcnEcI. Sacri.
NC MI Nom. Stolen haScx-Dambrrt, stem
gel ti"uhi" ray%-olson to Cut:;haw to
bduh"r': froh I" Shcan: Cutshaw to Olson
70 i,"nh"rt Lott on bascS--C' Cincinnati, =:
mrn"kiSh; O. Struck out-by Enetzer l.. by
M"rHnard = Eases on baiis-on Schneider
on kn"tZcr. l. on Cheney. /: OF Mar
|nard' lit. on cheney. In . innings
,noh" out IN thirdl. on Marquurd 5 In
,nnlriH. on Schneider. ~ in 6 innings; of
hns'%cr Ia innings. Hit by pitched
cheney. tmrircs. ki",n and BransfeiT
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south Atlantic Le,r,.

AZ Jacksonville = .Iacksonvillc :.
Charleston. 9. 81
Al columbia-Columbia. ): Angus
AZ, Notwithstanding, 10; Macon.
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~ew post-omce Created.

Postmaster Hay T. Thornton was
notified yesterday that "A new Office
had been created at Robley. Va. with
Carroll NJ. Barrack as postmaster
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,TANDlNG or CLUBS.

WHERE THEl F1AH TO-DAY.
Richmond at Toronto.
Providence at Buffalo.
Newark at Montreal.
Baltimore at Rochest err.
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st. Louis,
New York

Totals: ...il II 10 II Totals. ...:;5 I ? - II
stated for Meadows in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
81. Louis ........e. o o 10
New York ......... o o 0 o.
summary: Errors-Betzel. Hoclke co..
rome run--HornSby. Stolen bascS-J. Smith.
H3HTns5y; Two; base hit-Lonk. Sacrifice hi;
.cslradows. Left on haSes-Ncw York. d:
ST Louis. II. First base on crrors-St
Louis louis . Bases on halls-oF Tcsreau. ,: on
MeadowSs >: OFT AmcS. !. HitS-oH TcSrcau.
hits in 72-3 innings: off Perritt in 2I-:;
i innings; OF Amcs, l in innings. HI, by.
pitcher-by Pcrritt. l tHornsbyb. Struck out
r ,r,y Tssreau. =. Empires. Orth and Higlcr
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<,,SOiS ny 'hhiheS' l..
Boston .............. d d n q a al
summary: Errors-Maranvillc co: Tyler.
NORMAN t:)s Deal. Two base hits-MerlSlc.
Williams; Vaughn. Stolen bases--Mann. viii
Iams. Deal Gowdy. Bases balls--on
Tyler. j; off Vaughn. =. Struck out-by
Tyler; .: by Vaughn, D. Sacrifice hy-Dcai.
Double play-kcliy. Tyler and Fi,xpa trick.
" tiu pi'ch|Tyier. Ump;res. O'Day and
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nell Left on basSs-Bunalo. 3; Providence.
:, Double playS-Channs:i tlumnal, I'm
!ires. Tannchiii and Hart. Time or game
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WHERE THEY l-l.AI TODAY,
portsmouth, at Petersburg.
Newport News mt Rocky Mount,
LynchburE at Norfolk
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Toledo at Kansas City.
Louisville mt Ninncarolis
Columbus ut 81. Paul.
indianapolis at Milwaukee,
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Chicago. 81 Boston. l..
ItronkIyn. q; CINCINNATI, ..
philadelphia. 6: Pittsburgh, p
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Worth Carolina League.
AZ Ashcviilc-A shcyillc g. or

boro. Z. 'rechS-
At WINSTON. Salem - Winston Salem.
Al Observation-Disclosures 4; Durham. 6.
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Detroit.
Washington.
Totals. 40 II n p 10 To,aIS3I 10 - 1;
'Bhttcd for Couch eighth.

SCOrc by innings: r.
Washington .........o or o OF
Detroit .........l q u q o.
,hi,s-Cobh, Rice. smith, spencer; Three
pa.e hits-Iieilrnan. ShankS. Double plays
johnson; Foster and Judge: Shanks and
Lrahc sacrifice ny-Heiiman, Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 6: Detroit l. First
base on Washington. o: Detroit ..
bhSsS on halls-oh johnson, 3: off Cove
icskle. off D:tuss, .: of Couch. l. Hits
on ooveieSkic. hits and runs in / ID
innings; on pauss. hits and runs In Is
im mniG' or James, ! hit and no runs in
BURNS. Struck ont-by coucH' IL rs.
lanes. l. Wild pitch---Johnson. Empires.
owens AMI Dinccn. Time. l:t3.
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RICHMOND IMES-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, 1917
How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Toronto. 3; Richmond. @.
Providence. o; Buffalo, s.
dorchester, I: baltimore. 8.
Sewirk. .; Montreal. : (siItccn innings;
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hosion. O: Cleveland. 5.
t MhTis,,nGtGn: H.; Detroit. g.:
New York, 4; st. Louis. (.
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Paml. 81; Columbus. 3.
i;9uisville. 2; minneapolis. !.
Milwaukee. =: India m polls, o,
Toledo, o: Knns,i, City, /.
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southern League.
Al misunderstanding. .; Little Rock,
Memphis. o. %
~ Mobile Mobile, 5 Nashville. 0.
BirminSham. 9 -
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Chicago,

Totals. ia l - L: Totals..3s Sle27 S
Batted for Tyler in ninth.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-29

"Going up on
High?'' Better try the
low gear FIRST. The human
engine must have the right
kind Of fuel-food. Power
to do things comes from
food that IS rich in muscle
building material that IS
easily digested. Shredded
Wheat is a high-power
food, the kind that fits a
man or woman for the days
work-just enough muscle
making material, just
enough heat making ma
terial to keep the body in
top notch condition. Shred
ded Wheat IS ready cooked,
ready-to-eat. Two Biscuits
with milk make q nourish-
ing meal at a cost Of a few
cents. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-29
|D0NALD M'BA|N
|. DIED IN SCOTLAND
Brother Of Mrs. II. G. stebbins and
John Mccain Of This City, Passed
Away There on Janu-
ary II.
TWO SONS LIVING HERE
Widow and Two Daushtrs Live In
Scotland and There Are sev-
eraI Brothers In This
country.
TWO SONS LIVING HERE

Donald McBain, Go years old, bro
Their of Mrs. H. G. Stebbins and John
McBain of this city, died at his home
in Tilecutra, Scotland. January IL,
according to word received here today.
Two sons, Donald and Alex McBa1n
are living here at tt home OF Mr.:
and Mrs Stebbins. The widow ana
two daughters are living In Scotland.
Mr.. McBain was two years OLD
when his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex McBain emigrated to Am
erica in 1856 His grandmother
thought he WAS too small to so on
the trip which in those days was made
in sailing vessels, and consumed
months in crossing the ocean, and ne
was left with her to be reared in his
native land. His homo has always
been in Scotland.
His mother and father were three
months on the ocean making tho jour
ney to this country. and after arriv-
ing in America came to Warsaw, ILL.,,
where they lived for years.
Besides the two sons In this country
Mr.. McBain is survived by his brother
and sister here, and four brothers,
Alec McBain and Wallace McBain OF
Moline, ILL.,, Tom McBain OF Los
Angeles and Fred McBain OF Chicago.
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BETTER Than CALOMEl
Thousands Have Discovered Dr..
. Edwards Olive Tablets are
Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-tfe SUBJ
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to banish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the
good that calome1 does, but have no bad
after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
take calomef, but to let DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy" and
"heavy." Note how they clear" clouded
brain and how they 'perk up" the spir-
its. 10c and 25c . box. All druggists,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-29
Meeting VIII be Held Thursday at
Argyle and Will Last y
the Entire
Day.
MATTER OF IMPORTANCE
Subject VIII be Given Plenty Of Die.
cussion-ArayIe Band
Gets 4 New
Leader.

An all day meeting in the interests
of consolidated schools will be held at
Argyle, Iowa, Thursday Of this week.
There will be conference Thursday
morning and in the afternoon public
meeting. A similar meeting is to be
held the following day at Sharon
church. Both meetings are arranged
by County superintendent E. G. Lynn.
The one at Argyle will be addressed
by Mr.. Woodruff. the state inspector
of rural schools. In the morning he
will meet with some OF the influential
men Of Argyle to talk over the ad-
visibility Of the consolidated rural
school and in the afternoon will adj
dress a public gathering OF men and
women at which questions concerning
the plan may be asked. The meeting
will be held in the Argyle church.
The Argyle band held its first prac-
tice on Friday evening. Mr.. Mathews
OF Donnellson, who will move
to Argyle, will conduct the band.
Las. Thursday evening tiie Anti
Horse Thief association held meet.
Ing in the Argyle hall.
On Tuesday evening last week the
Orpheum company of Burlington gave
ar entertainment at Argyle which was
greatly appreciated by the crowd
which numbered over a hundred. The
entertainment was under the auspices
of the Christian Endeavor society.