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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-07
BRAZILIAN STATE A
SOLID BED OF COAL.

= RIO DE JANEIRO, March !
.. 6.-~On his return from trip
= to the interior today the Bra
= lillian Minister of Industries de-
y elared that the state of Minas
. Garaes (about the size of
= California; is practically one
y solid bed of coal. Imported
. bituminous coal (the only avail
= able kindl is selling in this 4
= city for twenty-five dollars a 4
. ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-07

asing on the subject OF "A
M Vessel or 1.-THE Old Hitch
|pxs' Evangelist Brown intro
bis subject by reading a
b 81 the 18th chapter of Jere-
mich pictured Israel as the
d psaple of God, which had
n a marrel vessel. God told
Elsh to visit the potter's house.
h did and he saw the potter
Eff. He saw the finished
That was married and saw
Rs'er 90 back and make it
ssia,
is discourse The evangelist
n that lust as the clay in
Nfe's hands becomes plant
people in the hands of God.
ilslled pottery and watch
progress Of the work. First
~ lake the material from the
i must be the right sort
'sflal' which is hard TO find.
a9 essential. therefore, is
guy sort of material. If /
ss the question what is the
w greatest need as a nation?
Ssss' Is a greater number of
W women who will die be-
av Will stain their souls with
iae rason Why we haven't
v as kind is not because of
y Of material but because
'sa' sort Of material is hard
bold Of.
= rejoicing over the fact
= a''ef state is going dry
:, ! aiming the hope that ere
a'Fs and stripes Will float
4''0a that is saloonless. we
" '0fset that such men as
zones planted the seed that
'ne vessel. There were
sss Dig golden nuggets of
'As MS sayings.
= '''la and the church said
| :. nothing there. but the
1 ~ master potters hands
\. great soul winner in D.
81, 44e hand went down into
s.,s ''A' and pulled forth
s.,'n' one OF the worlds
s'aagelists. ~ y
h, a. IS that the same GOD
y, 'a' drunken man, the m.
\, n.y.. and Gypsy boy and
l. 1 ,sa INTO beautiful vessels,
loa and make som ,efotn@'
H., N.Y. I YOU viii but give 'i him.
Ii n,.. after the material is
H. 1 ! be worked un.n Il
A-lh The potter's to,cn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-07

Tonight the evangelist will
preach on the subject of THE Lott
Family Down to Now"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-07
IlVls CROW WITH
EACH DAYS SERVICE

SEEMS 70 "s , TAX TIMELY s .n"
FL r." ppoWN ENCOURAGE ACTIVE WORK.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-07

[hr greatest need as a ma
a greater number of
md women, 6iod-fearing
/ and women. who will die
hr they will stain their
ii With a lie,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-01
WINDSOR RESULTS

,S E'Es 5hs sss:rnv' ,t 20 s BAR . trE5'o"s szz,: Fl:
mir. lo7 tStirlinsl. s5,co. third. Time. los As.
Vat, Filsen, Nepotism. Tantivi. Nightcap,
lindcl. Allyn c.. Tom Caro- and Did Bob
c5 SscG ,St nv and a h9l !. fu5lonss,,Kirs.ie,s
Sasenta. % Johnson. $500: 50. so. second
.TT,neso osNcil; Jos Dreyer), $3.sc. third
eIick w. II; Buckner.. Alma Louise. Wow.
tieetfoot, julie. Hasty Mabel and Clairvoyant
ThiEd11mile and seventy yards-Galadress
T.; l0s !MsTlnss5: SIG $50; second: Sid
I:ti t-5; Exemer. Prince Phiiisthorpe. Old
Reliable. Mossfox. Tartarean, Lone Land.
Cornbroom and. Galley Head also ran.
so FSuIss ss.7o. ;l2 i%!is s9.f5. filsi: f..l ~ L s}sss.
los (Johnson). 5000. Sc co, second: David
I;l2&-5. Valerie Vest. Alex Gets, Biaise.
Primsro. Sleepy Sam. Encore. Droli. Arthur
10 tCalla han). ST.. $3.50. $40. first: Rancher,
l:S &StiriinE). s.. $40, second: Grumpy. I0i
(co.iins)., 81: third. Time. l:+i l-5. Rose
~six,h-mne and twenty yards-I.ady Ward.
Spot. IS CKoppiemanS s.t'7o.' ,in".S5. second;
Sarson H.: 1i3 (Matthews). $3.50, third.
Time. l:4ie-a., Dahlia. OUTLAW. Lyle. Lu-
and Elecy also ran.
Seventeenth and 4 Observation-Disclosures.
9s Erickson: $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. first: Rep
ton. los Callahan. $3.50. $40. second; cileip-
Cuddle Up. Edith Bauman. Virginia w.
Pepper Sauce. Maxim's Choice. king Mart.
Colby. Joe d. and Colonel Matt also ran.
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EMPIRE RESULTS

First 5acszm!s ard seventy yards.Fe-
fh5s;g: psn; le' ST. tTF1isH,; ! to l. : to + /
20 to J, 10 TO l. S 10 :. third. Time. l:H.
Bar OF Phoenix. Flash of Steel and Parr
also ran.
Second-hve and n half furlonss-George
". Avery. lis tOberD. s to !, 5 to 2. even.
first: Paganini. 10 Rowan), Z to 10. I to 4.
out. second; George Washington. 40 Me
Crawl. . 10 2. 6 to 5. = TO Z. third. Time.
;o7. Eidcrkin. Cavenaa and Balastarian
also ran.
rhird-about six furlongs-Panzareta. Io4
1Niotil ID TO :. even. > to 5. nrst: ltighnoon.
Lcocharcs i:s Connolly; 10 70 10, . to s.
TO !. third: Time. los 80. Hawfa. Barry
shsnncn and pTinghurs, also ran:
! to 10. l &c, s. nrst: Green Jones. 10.
Wisttul. 100 Connolly. to 3. ! TO .. / 10
.. third. Time. l::s. Syrian and Nylon also
ran.
Fifth-miie and a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo7
tRowan). even. ] to 4. out. nrst: Miss Krutcr,
lin tConnollwl. $ to 8, . to B.. out. second
third, Time. 1879. Gin Haven also ran.
Sixth-nve furlonEs-Amcrican. lie (Con.
ncilyl; s to s. ! 70 2 !, TO 5. t,rst: Nominee,
rraIcss. TO toh.6,). 10 70 l. to l. to s
Ru,hie NJ. and clonakility also ran.
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Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

= -
BALTIMORE. ND. July 31.-Although
the Orioles staged a rally in the sew
enth inning that was productive Of
three runs, they fell ole marker shy
Of knotting the count anc went down
to defeat in the second game Of the
series with ichn to-day at Oriole
Park. 4 to 3. The flock, however, had
a chance to tie the score in this frame
when Fewster raced from second on a
hit TO leftheld, but Umpire Carpenter
ruled against him at the plate. ccIn-
pleung the third out and retiring the
side.
Richmond got away to a flying
start scoring a marker in each Of the
nrst two innings. Singles by Aanford.
McGanigan and Banks.on accounted for
tho arst run, while Mcconnell received
free transportation in the second In
ming, stole second and advanced a peg
on McAvoy's Wild peg. counting later
On Eihels single TO center. Two more
runs were registered by the visitors in
the seventh, McConnells base on balls.
Doc Kerrs single. Eibers sacrifice and
Hanford's single doing the work.
Doc Kerr. the former local Federal
League clubs backstop. made his ap-
Pearlnce In a Richmond uniform to-
day, catching the first six innings. The
big medico. despite the fact that he
"pPSoh w ~" a u oFSI~ ! -
ugh an excellent game and also sue
ceeded In gathering a hit. After he
had raced from second to home in the
sixth he tottered to the bench and re-
tired in favor Of Reynolds. knabe
says he does not think he will keep
him.
Two games will be played to-mor-
row.. Thornahlen most likely will
dish them up for the flock. while Man
aGer knabe will select either Young
or Donahue for mound duty.
Pitcher Ed Appleton, of the Birds,
has been served with notice that his
services are no longer required. and
he has been furnished with q hrst-class
railroad ticket TO Brooklyn.
1t is understood Eippy Williams. the
locals first sacker, has an opportunity
TO 20 with Richmond. Manager Dunn
says he will not stand in Williams
way, and told the player he could sign
wherever he sees tit for the remainder
Ut the season. putting tho proviso In
that he cannot sign with Richmond an
Ill after io-morrow~s double-headcr.
Dunn also told Williams that wherever
ne signs a contract there would have
TO be a condition that makes Williams
revert &c the baltimore club at the end
OF tho season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-01

TRAMP A-BIT SURPRISE
OF GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Outsider Provides Fe:ture OF Day.
facing ut Kalanlasoo-TNv0 strong
Favorltes Are Winners.

tBy Associated Press.]
KALAMAZOO. MICH. July 31.-Two
strong favorites and an outsider cap
days Grand Circuit program at Recre-
ation Park to-day. Tramp-A-Bit was
finishing sixth in tho hrst two heats.
next three. Baxter Lou. who won the
hrst two heats, barely escaping the dis
tance nag in the third heat. Tramp.
A-Bit's followers won s35 pools on So
tickets. W
Royal Mack, driven by Tommy Muir
phy' was easily the class Of the. 2:l7
fsYorite for the EOS pace. and al
finishes. tho Cox PAGER was always
equal to the emergency. and won by a
Savoy sold at SIS. against SIT for the
Wednesdays caro- carries tho chief
event Of the meeting. the $4,000 Paper
maries: NU
2:l1 pace: purse, $1,000.
Trampfast .tJamisonJ 49,. eel 1
Baxter Lou. Oh. &, by Kinney
Lou tChfldS) a 4
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Direct Bell. I 1e1 Battle. Farm Hal I
Sunburn Pointer and Brown Gentry
aiso ran. Best time. 2:o5 1-2.
Royal Mack. b. s.. by Royal
Mckinney tMurphy)..:.. I I 1
Lu Princeton, b.. h.. by San
Francisco (Cox) ......... q 2 1 3
Loui Winter. br. 9. INC
GoIIx 2
Judge Jones and Richard Pointer also
ran. Best time. 2:07 Ia.
ZOE Ba oGe; Hotel stake;
The Savoy. br. h. by Charley
Hayt (Cox) / 1
Peter Look. :. h. iMeMahonj....: : 3
Hal b.. Jr.. Peter Pointer. walter
Gochato and Thomas Earl also ran.
Best time. 2:o4 "a.
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PLAYING CARDS FOR
DRINKS Is GAMBLING
So Rules Justice C~rutcbneId who Fines
Five P1E..rrs
81 I1cl.

Playing cards for soft drinks or for
any prize is gambling according to
q ruling of Justice Crutchfeld in Po-
lice Court yesterday. The ruling was
made in the case Of six Greeks, who
were facing the court on n charge Of
gambling at 1872 East Main Street.
Fines OF IS each were imposed on all
a"e OF the defendants. as follows:
Nicholas Mitchell. Dcemo Dano. Peter
Monon. Steph Stphaento and Petro Ar
modero. Stamats!s Athanasis, charged
with operating the place was fined $25.
Patrolman NJ. F.. Lumpkin made the ar
rests.
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BOSTON SECURES LEAD
HOOPER'S FREAK M
DECIDES CHICAGO GAME
Ball Hits }. Collins's Glove and clances
Into Observation-Disclosures Pounded
Hard-Score. & to 9.

BOSTON. July 31.-Boston took the
lead In tho American League to-day by
defeating Chicago. 8 to Q. Cicotte, Chi
cago's star pitcher, was hit hard, and
the game was virtually decided in the
nrst. when Hooper made q freak home
was down tho right-Held line. Tho ball
struck J.. Ceilings glove and glanced
Into the rtght-feld bleachers.
Boston's fourth run was made on
doubles by Lewis and Leonard, and the
hnal run was pushed over In tho sew
out and another single. Leonard
pitched good ball after the nrst inning.
Lewis was the hitting star Of the vic
tors with three hits. ono n double, out
OF four times up. Every Boston player
made Mt lenst one hit. The score:
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GIANTS WALLOP PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. PA, July 31.-New
will. and won both games to-day,
IL to Z and to 3. Cooper and Sallee
started the first game. but were forced
could not stop the avalanche of hits,
but Tcsreau kept Pittsburgh from scor-
Ing more than two runs after he took
the box. In the second game. Grimes
was hit o~nportune,y. but Schupp was
able to keep Pittsburgh from hitting
after the third inning until the ninth.
The scores.
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ROYALS WIN AND LOSE

MONTREAL. July 31.-The Royals
with the Rochester clan. the visitors
winning the first game by the score Of
b TO :. while the locals managed 10
lake the second by a score of 5 TO 4
The locals played Indifferent ball. and
MAD ten errors in the course Of the
afternoon. Five runs In the third in
ming OF the second game allowed them
TO split even on the day. The scores.
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TRIPLE PLAY IS MADE
BRAVES AND CUBS BREAK
EVEN IN OOUBLE-HEADER
Carter Driven From box at start OF
Second Gam-Br4nsfteld
ChnseA M~aranHille.

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Boston and Chi
cago divided a double-header to-day,
Chicago winning tho first game. 9 to =.
and losing the second. 1 to s.. The
second game furnished a triple play in
tho second inning. Williams was on
second and Zeider on first. Horstman
lined to Fitzpatrick, who threw to
konetchy. doubling Zeider. Before
Williams could return to second base,
konetchy threw to Rawlings for the
third out.
Carter was driven from the. box in
the first inning of tho second game
after Boston had taken a four-run lead.
Maranville was ordered out the first
game by Umpire Bransield for dis
putting q decision. The scores:
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Totals....5s 6 S "a IL Totals....33 II q II
.Battcd for Rudolph In ninth.
SrNrn ~

G eSSts. :".,:"""s:."s SsS3Sss!s
ser. Two-base hits-Mcrkle. Mann. Williams,
ZcideG. RehE. Smith. Home Iun-Doyle.
aMaranviile;. Merkle. Zeider. Williams.
by Douglas. s., by Rudolph. 3. lit by
pttcherSby Rudolph. (Merkis). Wild
Passed ball-Tra Gresser.
Empires. Riglcr and Bransheld. Time. ZOO.
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OF

.indieates two games. Even break: To
Buffalo, .al2; Richmond, 1888; Montreal. $50.
WHERE THEY ri..,a
Richmond Mt Baltimore. e Eames).
Toronto ut Montreal e gamcs).
Rochester at Buffalo q gumes),
Providence at Newark.
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Score by innings: r.
Toronto .........t ! 0 -
summary: Errcrs-cab!c. carls,rom. Two
base hits-Jackson. Lajoie. Blackburne.
Bases on balls-on Leake. s.. off Jaynes. 3.
Struck out-hy Lcakc. g.; by Jaynes. ..
oases-kopp l2). Mcdonald. jacobson. Sac
Tince hits-Altenberg LalonGc. Mcdonald.
Left on .; Buffalo. 3, I'm
pires. O'Brien and AIullin. Time. las.
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BALTIMORE.

DATED for Triple in fifth.
"'lnn for Par. hmm In seventh.
Score by Innings: II.
Baltimore 800 o q o O o 2 o o-3
Richmond .....1 1 O o o o 2 o o.
Summary, Tvo-bnse hit-Shnnnon.
Sacrifice hits-AcoSta. Mcconnell.
Etbel. Stolen bases-McGn On m (2I,
Mcconnell. First hnse on balls
of Triple, q; of Eibel, /. Struck
out-by Triple, <; by Eibel, 4. First
base on errors-Rfchmond, 2. Left
on Observation-Disclosures, s.; Richmond,
o. Time. 1:5O. Umpircr, Carpenter
and Mcbride,
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Demnree Returns 20 Giont..

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Pitcher AL Dem
rec. of the Chicago Nationals. was
raded to-day TO the New York Ma
for Peter kilduf. n recruit In
elder. purchased from Omaha last fall.
came TO Chicago from Phila-
.elphia in a trade.
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SECOND GAME,
Totals....42 sI4 % Totais....s4 II
eBntted for PrnnderEast In seEenth.

.Batted for Prendergast in seventh.
Score by innings: r..
G eSSssa ,: :::::":":":::: S55SssdSS1 Is
summary: ErEcTS.Fitzpatriek ca; RehE.
Prendergast Two.base OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mann. Double ~piay-Merkle to Workman.
Tripie playaFitzpatnck, to Konetehy to
II: 0f Tyler. !: off .Aldridge. .. Struck out
by PrendcrEast. 4: by Tyler. s. Passed balls
field. Time. o;Oi.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals....ss Il 10 q II TotaIs....s II n 8
Ran for King in seventh.
fBatted for w. Wagner In eighth.

ScOrt by fnnInEs: n
f f.W SasS : : SsiS5SSGEi ~
,%Nilhoit. Debus: Burns te). Two base hits
Enuh. Carey. PiSbee. Ward. Sacrifice hit
King. Stolen base-carev. Double plays
Iimmerman: Her1og to Hoelke t2). Bases
on balls-on .Tesrcau. .: off Cooper, 2; OF
Jacobs. Struck out-hy Tesreau. 8: by
pitched ball-by Cooper. / iHerzok). Left
on hascs-Ncw York. 6: Pittsburgh. s. Um-
pircs. Klein and Emslle. Attendance. 800.
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Montreal.
Totals.:.-S y Total.....a2 6 q 10 (
.Batted for Hoyt In ninth. '
Scoro by innings. t.

montreal ...........o @ o 0 q i"
summary Errors-Schepner, MCAuIey
Double ays-Da 20 Duncy; Iioyt To-
i'amrau to Dunny. Struck out-by Gilman
Hi by ritchcr-by Hoyt. j Uohman5.
Len on baseS-Rochebtcr. s; MontrrsI &
Time. 1:o. Umpires. Finneran and RED.
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SECOND CAME
Tota,s:.,.to 9 ls 81 IL Totals....s )

Sror" ny innings: p
New York o q I n . %
fItfhnrEh .............1 n / q q q Ia
Summary: Erro-s-Cooper. 7. Wagner fo).
Dehns. Grimes. Two-base hits-Eaun. Zim-
norman. Grimes. Three-hasc
Coorcr. stolen bases-Kan~. Hoelkc. carev'
Double D~lay-Grimes tn Wagner. Left on
basos--Ncw York. 8: PITTSBURGH. } 1asns
on ha1ls-of Schurp. I; or Grimes. 1 Hits
cn Grimes. Is In S2-3 innings: of Evans. I
In Ia inninT. Hit by pitcher-hy Schupp. /
tRiGhee). Struck out-hv schurp, 4: hy
Crimes Umpires KLEIN and Emslie.
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Totals....1 5lsz7 u Totais....so 2 7An
sBatted for CIcotte in eighth.

Score by innings: Z.
Gnisaso .-"..."-... o9eoeoo o?
Two-base hits-weaver, Lewis,
Leonard. Eelsch. Home run-Hooper. Lett
on baSes-Boston. I; Chicago. 4. Bases on
6aiisEor Leonard. |; on cicotte. /. Struck
Si,st% a se = 2. = 4 ohHy ciG9.ts; g., s.s.inee
Double Pl1ysESehaik tunssslsted): Scott to
sshaik; Hlts-on cicotie. II in Z innings:
on Wtlliams. 2 in ! inning. Umpires. Di-
ance, ll.5ol.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at PhiladelphIa.
81. Louis III New York.
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NATIONALS LOSE TO TIGERS

WASHINGTON. July 31.-Detroit took
the second game Of the series from
helded poorly. only four OF the twelve
runs being earned. The score:
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American Association.

AZ Observation-Disclosures, II; Min
nea pc Z. "
~ Tolcdo-Toiedo. z: Columbus, 6.
AZ Indianapolis - indianapolis, Z;
pshnt Kansas City-Kansas City. 8; St
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Detroit.
Washington,

Totals....32 II q l3 Totals....D q 1.
Dated for G. Jones In eighth.
tBatted for Gailla in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Washington ......::2 % 400 o 0 o.
Milan, Leonard VT; Cobb 9s), Heilman.
bett on I'd IL: washington. q
on Daus.. 3; OF Jones. ?; of poland. :
innings pttched-by Ayers. s; Gallta, 3;
Dauss. 4: Jones. 8: Roland, . Hits-or
Ayers. 3: Gallia, 6; Dauss: 4: Jones, l.: Boz
land. ?. Struck out-by Dauss. 4; Boland.
!: Gallia. l. Two-base hits-Heilman. Rice.
Sacrifice hits-Vitt. Dauss. Yelle. Ayers. Ain
smith. Gallia. Sacrifice nies-McBride. Bo-
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
New York. IL; Pittsburgh. : first camel.
New York. 0: Pittsburgh. ) tsecOnd Elnn.j.
Chicago, .; Boston. d first gume).
Chicngo. / Boston. s (setOnd quincy.
Philadelphia. u: st. Louis. 0 tnrst Eame).
philadelphia, 2; ST. Louis, 4 ieccond
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston, 8; Chicago. 2.
New York, s; 81. Louis, L
Cleveland. 8: Philadelphia, S,
Detroit, :; WASHINGTON. l..
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Southern Association.
At Alta nta-Atlanta, 3; Memphis, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8: Lit
tie Rock, 8.
At MobIle-Mobile, 2: Nashville, I.
Only three games scheduled.
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PILLS AND CARDS DIVIDE

ST. LOUIS. July 3I.-Philade,phia
shut out st. Louis In tie first game OF
To-Day double-header, s to o. St.
won the second. 4 to 9. Alexan-
CONTINUED on Fifth Pare "
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!. 4; Cincinnati, 2.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York MT Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn ut Cincinnnti.
Boston NJ Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louts.
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BiSONS LOSE TO LEAFS

TORONTO. July 3l.-Leake held Buff
falo to three hits to-day, and the IL
won. Z to I. Ono OF the hits, Jackson's
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double, came in the first inning with
the bases full. as the result of three
walks. Thereafter Leake was very eff
feCtive. The score:
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Montreal ....-""".;.o 0 5 % %
Gather. Damrau. Dutcy. stryker t3p. Two.
ba,e !ts,Doolan. Wendell. Young. Dam
Holden. Double ~play-Doolan to FIshor To
podri0u"z Struck out--by Srybtr. :
E Left on bascs-Rochester &: Montreal Z
Time, lao. Cmpires. Bedford and Finnersn
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Kiehmonds ii Baltimore. 8.
colchester, 6: Montreal, z (nrst rume).
ieoctrster. I Nluntr,ui. I tkcconu game).
,;,f (gnnie postponed un-
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SECOND GAME.

: Totals....3 4 5H 9 Tota,s....aO 7..s ~
.sRodrf1uez out: hit by battcd ball.
rtScnYe by innInra.
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'.Do yon know" shs said In . laugh
Ing voice. her head throwa back, soft
shadows darkening her mystical eyes,
the lamplight caressing Der hair until
it was as II her head were framed In
halo Of pure gold, bright against the
somher back ground Of that mean, bare
room-"Do you know, dear man. that
you are quite blind?"
II think" he said with his twisted
smile, 1T would be we'll for me II l
were physically blind at this instant /"
She shook her head In light reproof.
"Blind, quite blind" she repeated.
sand yet--I'm glad it's SO with you.
wouldn't have you otherwise for
worlds."
She withdrew her hand, took up the
lamp, moved little away from him,
and paused, holding his eyes.
'For Love, too, is blind" she scid
softly, with quaint little nod Of af-
firmation. "Good night"
He started forward, eyes afiame
took single pace after her; paused
as If against an unseen barrier. His
hands dropped By his sides; his chin
to his chest; the light died out of his
face and left it gray and deeply lined.
(To Be Continued.)
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
For Sals-Piano. Inquire mornings
and evenings, 4OS East Linn street.

For Sale-Baby buggy. Phone YET
low 1928.
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Glad TO Learn OF Il.

April's changeable weather causes
colds that lead to expensive doctor
bills-bills that could be avoided If the
cold were checked in time. c. Smith,
1921 18th ST., Augusta, Ga, writes:
Il got one Csc bottle Of Foley's Honey
and Tar and my cough and cold is
about we'll. I was glad to learn Of q
great medicine like that" Foley's
Honey and Tar enjoys such splendid
reputation that it is often initiated.
OF course, no substitute or imitation is
as good as the genuine. Sold every
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Wanted-Ashes to haul, gardens tc
pillow. Phone green sol.
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Had Trouble Four or Five Year.

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No one appreciates good health like
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bothered with bladder trouble four or
FIVE years. It gave me great deal of
pain. 7 teok different medicines, but
nothing did me any good until + got
Foley Kidney Pills" Many persons
suffer from kidney and bladder
trouble when they can be relieved
Backache. dizziness. rheumatic pains,
stir or sore joints and other symptoms
yield to Foley Kidney Pills. Sold
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