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St. Tammany farmer., 1917-07-28
258 FIRST NUMBER OUT
Secretary Baker Takes Out Ini-
tiaI Misunderstanding Con-
tinues All Day Friday and
Throughout Night.
Long List Of Numbers Given in Order
as Drawn, From Which Those Who
Will Be Called to Serve In
First Army Will Be
Selected.

Washington, July 21.-The drawing
for the big United States army was
not completed until early Saturday
morning. The drawing began at 9:45
Friday morning, and continued
throughout the day and night. Alto
gether 1O.5OO numbers were drawn
from the big fish bowl. 1t was officially
stated that the first 1000 numbers
drawn represented more than 1,OOO.-
600 men, and 1t Is not considered
probable that men representing any
number drawn after the first 1000
will be called before any exemption
board for the first army. The first
eight numbers were drawn respective
ly by Secretary of War Baker, Senator
Chamberlain Of the senate military
committee, Congressman Dent Of the
house military committee, Senator
Warren and Representative Kahn,
ranking minority members of the sem
ate and house military committees
Maj. Gen. Tasker III. Bliss, acting
chief Of staff Of the army Maj. Gen.
EnOch CrOwder, provost marshal of
the army; and Major General Mccain,
adjutant general of the army. After
the first eight numbers had been drawn
the regular tellers took hold, and
worked through until the long task
was completed
In only small number of the larg-
est districts will the numbers above q
few thousand affect registrants. OF
the 4,557 registration districts
throughout the country the largest has
something over 1O2OO numbers, while
the smallest has only about 185, and
the average is about 3,OOO AS the
drawing proceeded, 157 numbers were
withdrawn before one low enough to
affect the smallest district came out.
It was 126, placing 1861 men number
ed 1876 on their local lists as 18TH in
order of liability.
The following list shows the num-
bers in the order in which they were
drawn. The first number in each case
represents the order in which the see
ond, or red-ink registry, number was
taken from the bowl. Four numbers
are given in each line. Beginning
with the first number, which was
drawn by Secretary Baker.
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.P|TIFUL PLEA COMES
TO STATE OFFICIAL

CuAELESTON. W. Va. Nnv. IL
Samuel l.. M"ntgOmery. STATE commits
sinner OF labor today received pltiful
plea from Mrs. I."" Carpenter al Cabin
Creek. who S-iS I"rtiI thnt $h'' wants to
plac" :hrr" OF her SIX children ia a
"hilIS home Tor about ullr Year and i
hall. until her s,"Ii. James. hr""inrS old
"u"uEh I" wuri. and hrIp IN ia" support
of her family Formerly lh;: hoy was
w"rkIn% and r""'iNlnE a maps wages.
and this r"mh'n"H with her own work
enabled her L. keep h.r family together.
However. IA" operation pf IN" rh.ld
labor l:,w k""l,S this lad from working.
:tS h" ~ only iiitr"u !"arS old. although
th' iu"Ih,r say, H., could re, max INF
So" i day how. She says Shr - uii-
ahl" In keep NJ TIA" unequal struggle
auy longer. and her family uu%l l"' tom
p"rarilN broken up, commissioner Mont
S"!n"ry Immediately SGT ah"Ut l""klng
~ S"rur means Of helping this nni"rtun-
at" family.
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CAPITAL VS.. LABOR
PROBLEM CANNOT
BE SOLVED-GOMPERS

al f'FNI.U. y. Y. NnE. li.-Nhiic the
thIrf, -S"rrnth annual convention "t the
American FEDERATION Of l.hbor WAS
marking time today. awaiting IN" re-
uurts Of committees. President Samuel
t;orrn"rS addressed II joint In'"'ilnE 81
Il:, t.Arcuti,r club and The Greater But
fade club He ;old the business mon
thn; the long standing prpbi.H.s AFFECT
INK capital and labor are virtually uh-
S"iviIhir.
MI that can hc done" he said. rs :"
solve Problems confronting us from.
,lay Ia day. 50 that day by day We
may be hotter prepared TO reach Il So
luton. il solution hu possible Of what
has been Il riddle for ages.
Speaking nl President Wilson and the
prnhlrrns that faced him. Mr.. G"nn"rs
sad he waS proud 10 scr"" under IN"
leadership If That great man VINO IS
low yuirinr tn" aspirations at the
whole civilized world.
Th> morning session Of the CONVEX
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Austrian Miners Not
Allowed Unrestricted
Use Of Explosives

WASHINGTON. Nov. lt.-AuStrians
employed In coal mines principally in
Ohio districts. can hereaf ter come into
possession Of explosives in mining only
under great restrictions. Secretary
Lane Today ruled that the new law NJ
rcnsins use Of high explosives which
prohibits their possession by enemy
aliens. extends - subjects Of any eoun-
try allied with an enemy OF the United
States
Secretary Lane ruled that where Il
mining company has its own magazine
and licensed foreman. explosives may
b.. issued to aliens. for use. on the
premises. surrounded with certain safe.
guards. The Austrian or German mine::
however, may no longer buy his own OK
plosivcs for mining and use them with
out accountability. The law. by licen<-
ing possession and use OF explosives is
intended to check outrages.
Ohio operators and miners rcpresen-
tativcs took up with the fuel adninistra-
Ion today the price OF powder. Tho.
operators. who now pay nufacturcrs
sos g. keg. want u charge the miners
$3.50. but the miners wisn the present
price of S1.I5 10 them continued.
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BOun lifuI Mother
Earth
Her Generosity to the Human Family in Health and
Sickness.
Herbs Used in d-tas
Sickness.

rosy checks IN" beneficial results OBJ
talncd.
y" painter ever produced tho coiors
q; = rainbow. NJ human mind can com
p.ic with nrtuc" IN any work. The II
different herbs IN 4 50-c"Et package OF
Bulgarian Hood Tea have. been proven
By science tho wander medicine Of the
world. Our several Thousand letters
from happy and grateful users prove
poStv" merit IN raSrS OF rhcu.natiSm
digestion and stomach disorders. con-
Stipatiun. sick and nervous headaches
and fur the liver. stomach, blood. hlad
der. kidneys. You can buy bulgarian
Blood Ten AT any drug $turr. \ soc
package lasts fur months: IL Sion pack
:lg" : months.
Should you prefer tablets ask f"r t..
f.. r. Health TnhI,is--pur"ly vegetable"
Sam. rs tn" trt-Saf" certain and
convenient ASK for them at any dru :;
store.
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TAX SERVICE BUREAU

\ concern has int been inr"ri" rat,'i
which " II hr "f inCs:tmahl. S"rv.r" !"
i,UI,I| ia general It has com" into b-In-
tor ihr purI"'s... II providing clerical. adj
n.inISirAtIV" and l'Eul aid ~ making on
income iiN reports ana other TAN 20
turns. This concern is called the l;aun-
Hicks I'm SERVICE bureau. AMI has rs
president. Ia"Icr l.. l;auT. and as vice.
p!rS!d"nt. Bruce w. Hicks.
Tn" attorneys !"r tho hurrau lrc
Mar~i!. Watkins and Tom Is. FuuIk. and
lr'y nave hcrm preparing for the worI;
ter SIX works This bureau will NJ
doubt b" literally ralronized. if not for
rntri"i" reasons. then b''"aus, nf III"
iar, thai an homes: return Ia tn" govern
rnrnt is demanded and enforced by iin"
# sl.uno md uIrrisnnmrnI Tor ono
year j! the demand Is not complied with.
Th, TN applies /" all SIgl" men. earn
iaE S-u i week. and all mario! mcH
earning $Iu Il week.
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D DOWD WINS
FROM NJ COY

NEW YORK. Nov. lf.--MIke ppowd'
Of 81; Paul. won the middlcwiEht CHAM
rionShip Of The world in liro"hlyn Ia
night when he kro"k"d ont NJ Mr' "!'
BROOKLYN. III the sixth round ri Il Ten
round bout. O'powd weighed !51 r"unuS
and Mcrny 1G2.
'u'pnw.l forced tn" fighting Nil III"
WAY through at a rnpid rir". In t'"'
iIr>i iEr.., rounds b." punished Mccoy
severely With body blow" and short lctl
ANA right Smr.sh"> /" IN N'ad In me
fourth. both ln"u @"ug'i"d II. and al
,h"u .:h MrtIy w1> SGT down l""'
times, D'pov Il wu; - isr canvas
twice" but only fni u srr"nd Zach lame.
whI. M.C,, t""H :. count at from 'hr"''
TO six seconds.
r'lnnw.: RUSHED his man II through
TIA" fifth rlund arh hal Mccoy ""N"r-
in.. H., "r r'im'hinc wl'!iy :" saw hun
sult In IN" sixth. ND"wh landed =
right Swing "u II" jaw. putting Mccoy
down Toy Il cuuit a. tw" AGAIN H."
Sw,Ing his right Ia" "pp, neat taking
a c,uui at three and th"n sent NJ" "F
Ia III" floor for thr .h!rH ;'In' with :"
left hn"E. Tn" -"i"-"" united eight
before. tho lrnoi.iyn man r"gaincd his
rr.; D'Dowd crowded. him and hooked
hi: l.rl. again sending Mccoy down !"r
n count II thrr" Mccoy was Gr"EEE
hui -: 81 his f."t and h'Duwd finished
~, wi,l har,i left "a u" body and q,
r'.;hi wing !" IN" jaw TIL" t!m' -
IT,. las. round WAS "mr minute Hnd
twnnty-fiv" seconds.
AZ MrTny won th' nidHirw"iSht titIH
from ';cnr::.. th!r. "f Newcastle. Pa.
by scoring 4 kT""kuut III th'' tLrSt r"nn!
Of a t"n-:uumI match III Er""kiNu. April
1914 Al thai Tim" N"l'"y Wa un-
known III III. puui!iStir world.
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THE POOR ARE RICH

Nineteen hogs avcraSIn: ''1
hounds each were killed II III" poe"
farm Yesterday. and il i "Ntd'n;
from the fact that the hi"h cost ~
living will NOT h"ih"r tn" inmates "i
that institution for while a. least.
Taking nineteen hogs al -"
mounds each, ih,rC ~ i trlui ~ $50
mounds ui mrH' whirh should las
tor :. time, hut u Itrl" later on th"r"
Will l". an, tii"r but'hcrin" :" e
would .lpp"ar that despite tn" t"n*''"-
walton Of meat IS h..inG urged all oxen
the country iha, there need II" n"
mrallrSS days 1T III" poor mouse.
Pork is selling when dressed -
m average pric" Of thirty c"rta L
pound. bringing tho v;tlu" Of III" hogs
killed yesterday. IN round figures a.
$685."
Asked # any &C this meat would hr
used - ;r"I In" prisoners ~ ia
county jail. m official sud: oh.
no that won't he enough Tor Ill"
niChty-Six people at ia" farm
There will be another kIl!in: h"t"r',
the winter is over
No wonder Rodney n;N"u wants 1"
snend his wirtr~:; "Il the poor farnl.
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PRICE FINALLY IS
GIVEN EXEMPTION

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. IL
Held for Service once hy the federal
board and DISCHARGED twlr'' IS the cNpr7-
:rlcc IT Alone Price. "i..rushaw. when
Today his exemption claim WIS granted.
Fr:c. was victim nf hidden" friends.
Il is said md when he was drafted
and filed Il claiT, for exemption those
persons notified tn board that Price was
4 member OF Il wcil-tu-do family and
ih,t his father was abb u work. Price
Mas recalled but an investigation showed
hv had mad" Il truthful attliaNIt. Of
reials say.
tIv. men were hold for service" ~ IN"
south. m. fed raj beard today A. fellows:
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LONDON. Nov. l4---only one British
merchant vessel OF NOR" than $500 tons
was sunk by =ubmar,n" last week. nH-
cordinS to h"we-Sly statement at
shipping losses issued this evening In =
is the low record since Germany hrS.';'
her submarine campaign
Five vessels less trau 1900 tons an''
enc fishing .oat were sunk during IT,
week
{Sot since Germany began her In,-n-
slve submarine cit;luaiGn IN February.
has the total number II British msr-
chantmen sunk by mine "r submarine
been so small us the above admiralty
statement shows. The previous low
record was lively" m"rchuntrn"n. eiSh.
OF them IA tonnage in excess Of l.6po
tons and four ~ them less than 1000
tons. The high crest u tn" wave OF
British merchantmen sunk WAS during
the week OF April 49,. when forty ships
OF 1.60n tons ami o"ce. and Is OF less
tonnage were Suak--a total Of IS. The
next high record was the following
week. when u rcSrls OF the larger and
l3 of the smaller category were sent To
the bottom)
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sunk by Submarines

LONDON. Nov li---A British de-
strover and 4 small monitor which were
operating in conjunction with IN" Er'l-
ish army III Palestine. have been SUNK
i, was officially announced ms eve
ninS \ total Of 80 men from IN" wv"
yrss,.iS arc missing y hostile submit
r.,r sank thu TWO wurShpS
The ,"xt OF the statement Announcing
tho losses reads:
"Onc If his mtj"sty'S dcSir"E"rS ana
small monitor hav" l""n sunk ny an
enemy submarine whilst C"-"NcraIhS
with III" army in Palestine S"vrn men
are missing from the destroyer and
;wcnty-S!N from N" monitor
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Last Increment viii
Be Called This Month

WASHINGTON, nov. 14-lfobt-
LEGATION orders for tho remainder Of
the National army men included In
the first increment, held up pend
ing completion Of tho camps and
the, receipt Of full supply Of over.
coats will be issued Within thS nsxt1
week or two at latest. Secretary,
Baker said today that AZ Thousands
of overcoats arc being delivered
daily the supply will soon be suf-
Hc1ent for the n,An yet to be called
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JUST ONE BIG BRITISH
SHIP SUNK DURING
WEEK BY U-BOATS

Germany'S Suhma-in" cam
paiEu is waning Az the result OF
the stringent measures that
have ben taken 10 combat II by
the British and American naval
forces. Last week only $'N Erit-
iSh merchantmen were sunk. ana
only one OF thc$s was a craft
exceeding 1910 tons.
This - ;he smallest t"ta! o.
vessels sent 70 III" bottom dur
ms any week since >ae subtta-
rine warfare began. the lowest
previous figures having been
twelve mH-cE2ntment. eight or
them In n" category ot 1900
tons and over. and four OF less
than $500 tons.
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Ona Italian Vessel.

ROME Nov. li.-i>nly one snail rc:'-
sci Of ltaliHn natiuu+iit> MAS lost during
the week ended November /. II WAS Of
Jicially ANNOUNCED to-day. as the result
Of the operatives -" hnstil. submarines.
The S;a;cm,:.t r"atS:
During tn. w,'.'k .'nd.I November IL.
vessels !" TIA" uHr'b.r "t 3>i entered
ports and -: l.''i. The loss due t.. sub
than l.:."u. inn>.
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In Mesopotamia,

LONDON. Nov. 18TH" Turkish
forces in Mcsupotamta having with
drawn 80 /" 30 miles north of I" krii.
tho British returned /" their Original
pcsi;ions. according to the plans mah'
before thu T"krit advance says an "i
fetal statement issued today.
rrkr.t IS on The Tirrs. - miles
northwest Of i:aGdAl. IT VAS u strong
X ratrrnrh"d Turkish position which
the EritiSi, outtlank"d aud captured "i'
<nv,rnbcr o.
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DRAFTEES HONORED
BY FELLOW EMPLOYEES
TWO Members Of hub Force Given Sue.
stantial Gifts Before Departure
For Camp Lee.

Mals employees "t tn. Hub Cnothln:;
company last night hunut"d twr Of their
number who will leave with the n.N-
contingent from Wh"-linS for raRt? L.,
for service In tn. Scl"ctIv" draft army.
The lw, h"nor"d Gr"u are Waiter leo
Korngivcr. who has bon ut tn. uui
ten years. and t..nI"r II. l.. Rank. who
has hecn employed SIX Years.
After III" Stor" closed for thr 'a:.
the employees gathered ahnu. The TWO
men and prescribed each With wrist
watch. Il Sycatcr. Il comfort kit. army
shirt socks and hnudk..rch!'.iS.
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HOW | CURED
my CATARRH
TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY
Without Apparatus, Inhalers,
SalveS, Lotions, Harmful Drugs,
Smoke or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

1t is new way. It is something ahSo-
lutely diftcr"n, No lotions. sprays or
<ickly smelling $iLlvrS ar creams. y"
atomizcr. or any apparatus 81 any
kind. Nothing 10 smoke or tnhale.
No steaming or rubbing or injections.
No electricity or vibration or massage.
No powder; no pl4$trrS: no Keeping ~
;hc house Nothing Of THAI kind NJ all.
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TWO French Victims.

PARIS. Nov. ii.-The less OF French
shipping through mine or submarine
for the week ending November II WAS
TWO vessels over !.6nD tons. one OF which
was actually sunk The previous week.
and no vessels under that tonnage. Four
unsuccessful attacks were made b sub
marines.
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Liquor Men Pledge !.
Support to Uncle Sam

/ CINCINNATI. Nov. l4:-Rcsolutions
, rlrdginG support To thr government in
its prosecution OF the war adopted today
at the trScnty-sccond annual convention
:of the National Wholesale Liquor Deal
rrs' association here.
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V|NOL CREATES
STRENGTH
Observation-Disclosures Proof

\ WA WI
1t is all very we'll to make claims.
but can they be proven? We publish
the formula of Vinol to prove the
statements we make about it.
p Cod Liver md Beef peptones, Iron md
~ Manganeue Pcptouates, Iron aud Am
monium Citrate, Lime and Soda 0lyce1o.
phesphatee, cascarin-
Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients Of Vinol as published
above, combine the very elements
needed to make strength.
All weak, rundown, overworked
nervous men and women may prove
this at our expense.
There is nothing like Vinol to re-
store strength and vitality to feeble
cid people, delicate children and all
rcrsons who need more strength.
Try it. IF you are not entirely sat-
ished, we will return your money
without question: that proves our
fairness and your protection.
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. Wheeling. Vlnol
is sold In Bridgeport by the Dent Phar-
macy. and at tho best drug store In
every town and city III the country.
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LONDON. Nov. L. British l"rcrS IN
Palestine yesterday attacked IN" new
Turkish positions and dr"N" hhrk 'i'
rnruy q distance ut seven miles. II was
announced today by General j.. Il. Maui
rice, chief director Of military operations
at the war office.
The Turkish force confronting ten
cral Ancnhy. the British r"nltah""''
has now lost half its cnttr" electives.
General Maurice continued. II" Si'"
IN. nunrrr of prisoners and the booty
t,krn in Yesterdays attack had not yet
l,.rn reported. hut that 'Al" cavalry dlFl-
SON. which WAS only Il small part oil the
force engaged. took LOO prisoners wv"
runS. and IA machine guns.
General Maurice said the frit'Sh
from in palcstiu" nor ran along Inc
Nadi Surar. which was III" i'ihii'A'
brook kcdrun This position 'imm"dl-
at.Iv covers .Iatfa and III" railway lun'-
,inn on the route 10 Jcru S'ucm
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ing rrY,urt..d Ia city Health Physician
Davis when IN" infant child OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. :. King. contracted the disease.
Physicians think II is merely Il spora-
die caSr Tho child will recover but its
right leg IS jur;ilyZ
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SENDNO MONEY

Just your name and address on r's:aI ca[d nay:
.'D,Ir San, katE Please ;el! h"w volt cured your
ratA-rh and huS | can cure rin" That's AT you
n,,,l l., say Will IndC stand ard Will wrI!e you
Ni;h cnmp!etc inkpE1nx,!"n. FREE. =. "arc. Dn mol
delay S,,ld postal card write III" letter t'-dAS
A.'t think ~ ;,tr7linS This rnL YOU have ash
~, rrr this wrnirrful r'Atn'rr: iha; ran d" for H"
whI, Il las dime f"r
SAM KATE. Room D. S. APO.
1900 Indiana Avenue Chicago, IL.
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British in Palestine
Drive Back the Turks
Distance Of 7 Miles

In Palestine the Turks have been
forced back an additional seven
miles. 1t is reported that they
have lost half their cffcrtircs in
mon killed wounded or made prls-
unrr since the operation began
Th" British drir" against the
Turks along thr TlEriS river ana
IN lulrsliur continues successful.
Under the pressure Of tn" HrItish.
,hr Ottoman forces hav" now with
drawn their line from thirty 10 MI!
miles north III Tckrit. placing them
,.ir,uaIly $50 miles northwest OF
Bagdad on the TigrIS.
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CASE OF CHILD PLAGUE.

IiiNllI ESTnN. VIVA, Nov l4,-Thc
FIRST case uf IufantIlr paralysis to he
discovered IN charleston GaS tins morn
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". l.. Carter. or Huntington; Eari Eos
ter. Of Three Mil: james Messenger. ~
Charleston: Thouas New MOUSE vi SIS-
srusvlll.. and j. +. Massey. OF Mont
YnInrr.Y
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ton lasted about an hour. adjournment
being taken until tomorrow when word
came from the committees that no re-
ports would be ready until tomorrow.
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lam Free - You Can Be Free

Ny catarvh filthy aud lraihS"me. II made me
i'll II Quilted my mind. It undetermined my health
and WA xeaSruluE will. The hawking. c'ushhs
splitting made r,c obnoxious I" AL and my fnu'
breath and uIS,usting habits made r,-n my l0NtHi
rr-s amid secretly MS delight IN he vas duIlcHi
AMI my faculties IMPAIRED. knew that IN tim" II
would brinS tue TO ua:mer grave, hN'ause ~err
r,onrpt OF tho day aid night slowly yrt Surr!y
ssppnS my vitality.
Blu, found eurc. and ready to toll you
at.ut IL FREE Wrte me psoInIi!y.'
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Something new and different. something
delightful and hc;uthtul something IN
stantly successful. You do not have |"
wait. and liDgcr and pay out lot az
money. You can stop X over night~-aha
I will gladly tell you hoT-FREE. am
not 4 doctor and this is not So-clllcd
doctors prescripticu---hut | am cured
and my friends arc cured. and you can he
cured Your suffering will stop 1t once
like magic.
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In The matter Of August {. E"hr"y.
tl.onsr,i Willow elected I" oak" under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-23
SARATOGA RESULTS

First raes-s,x turiongs-Othe!lo. l,2 tGen-
us 10 i. 10 !. 70 S. won: Alvord. 81
.TFo!xel. to l. 10 !. oven. second View.
l,o ETA. II T. ssu KS fsee.an airs oas
$isst sick: Ha,sy. Spa,osE. H.ss5si.. e:
Second-about two m,le.-New Haven. I1
!Kennedy), to 8. . to s. out. won: Grey
leg. iH iParIette). TO !. 10 8; to :.
esssns o s. ,sIld T rim 0 tas IL c Old
salt and MAuselus also ran. -.
,Poak), . to /. 3 TO !. s to s. won: Papp.
30 stAilen), 5 to !, 6 to 8. to 8. second !:
. Lref ssird 10 4 Asssli les l.. Com:
,ostra. Guess Work. SuEhouss, Tracks End.
a., Grenade. Free Gutter. American. Groom
iold and Entlado alho ran.
sFourth.-one nlie-Tea Caddy. lH (McTns-
s ist9& Il !, re- 20 c s.eYsd
; @nii.. Dick wtlism.. heaeSoIent. Fair Nae.
pan Maid and wisttul Also ran.
Pi.th,nys and one.haif furlons;-War
70 s, second. Matinee Idol, ia tnyrnel.
ria Mo-te. Kewpie o'Neii. risvna. E!men-
iorf. American Easie Continent. Nephe.han,
Saints Bridge. Artist And Putton T.ops also
1siix,h--ens mn.-Ple.sant Dr..mA 40
second; Mountain Rose. us fMcTa sea ri.
e TO- :,;,. TO s. 'hs,G; Tine; i;9 , Put.
Avis. Contestant. pabcock and s!orraan also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-23
RUNS TRUE TO FORM
Esmond Phelps. New Orleans Racketer
Reaches SemInnaIs In Anhe-


,AsHEV1LLE. NJ c.. August 22-Run-
Phelps. Of New Orleans. former South
err err champlon. and twice runner-up
this AFTERNOON defeated r. c. Lowry,
OF Knoxville, in the semihnals Of the
omen tennis tournament at the Ashe-
vile Country Club. Lowry started out
with great promise in the first set. win
ninE three straight games, hut was
unable to maintain the pace. The New
Orleans champion proved his right to
Nthe title l,y taking the next fve games,
winning by the score OF 6-4. e-4.
the other seminal: TO he played
G; NJ, Rowland. Of Asheviile. is sched-
uled for Friday afternoon.
In the mems consolation C. N. Boyer,
OF KNOXVILLE, defeated A. q. Seadler,
Of New York. 3-2. So
In tho mixed doubles. Miss Ophelia
RutledEe. OF hsheville. defeated Mrs.
T. T. Garrison. Of Jenson. Fla. and
Of the hardest fought matches yet
played on the local course
In the ladies' singles Mrs. r. r. Har-
rison was easily the winner over Mrs.
G.. NJ Boyer. Knoxville. in two sets.
L.