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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
INDIANS ARE BLANKEO
WHEN White SOX WIN
Chicago Masses It's Attack During
Third Session and Secures
2-to-0 Victory.
BOSTON DROPS BACK A PEG
Leaders Victory and Own Inability
to Play Costs Half Game-Com-
iskey Gives Baseball Uniforms to
Soldiers Attending Game.

CHICAGO. September s.-Chicago
put all its attack into the third
inning to-day and shut out Cleveland,
2 to 0. After one out. E. Collins sim
gled and Jackson doubled, scoring e.
Collins. Felsch walked and Gandil
singled. sending Jackson home. AS a
result of to-day's victory. Chicago
gained one-half a game on Boston. and
now Is leading the league by six and
one-half games. Boston was unable to
play at Philadelphia on account of
rain
More than $500 soldiers and sailors
were guests OF Comiskey. and each
unit was presented with baseball uni
forms. with the names America" and
u. S. a." on the shirts. These were
the gifts Of President Comiskey and
the Woodland Bards, White Soy
roofing organza ton.
1eyH I,snI fSf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
NEW TIME RECORD MADE

ST. LOUIS. September S.-Detroit and
st. Louis set seasons record for nine
innings to-day when they played the
minutes with the score O to O. The
pest previous record was held by the
New York Americans and New York
Nationals. who played an exhibition
=, Cobb won the game for Detroit in
the twelfth inning when he tripled
against the right-feld fence and scored
on Veaoh's sacrifice fly. -
Despite the fact that both Pratt and
Lavan had filed $4,000 damage suits
against Owner Ball for alleged SANDER.
both were In to-day's lineup. The
SCOre:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
INDIANS ARE PREPARING
William and Mary VIII PInce Football,
Team in Field This Year and
Now Seeks COaCh.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September g..
In accordance with the recent action
Of the Virginia intercollegiate Athletic
Association. William and Mary viii
participate. as usual, in the footbal n
championship games for Eastern Vir-
ginia.
Professor Earnest J. Oglesby. head
of the department of mathematics and
chairman of the committee on athletics
Of the faculty. is seeking an athletic
director to succeed Samuel II. Hubbard.
resigned. who is now in military train
ing at Fort Niger. Professor Oeleabv
has been in correspondence with a
number Of prominent athletes. but has
not yet made definite arrangements for
the football season.
While the football schedule has not
yet been announced, IT will probably
be much lighter than has been GUS
tomary during recent seasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

based on 1t far into tho afternoon
or night. In such cases 1t is neces-
sary to make the calculations on
the second high tide at Old Point
Tor the preceding day to obtain tho
desired locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
FEW SPORTS AT CAROLINA
Only IntercInss Athletics VIII Re En-.
gagged In-Gnme with Virginia
Indefinitely POSTPONED.
(Special TO The T,mes-D;sn,t,

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch)
CHAPEL HILL. September S.-There
letic sports at the university this fail.
a complete series OF interclass foot
ball Will be arranged. and probably a
complete freshman schedule. as last
The regular university football
schedule has been Cancelled because of
activities In other directions that mako
such intensive training impracticabie.
the usual track. tennis. basketball and
baseball schedules during the year
Howell Peacock will again coach
baeketball.
Tho Virginia carolInn game. witch
was to have been played here Thanks
giving, win DO indefinitely postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

The. local time OF high water at
the places named may be found APP
proximately for each day by adding
the tidall differences, printed in
hours and minutes opposite the
NAMES of the locality, to the times
OF high tides at Old Point Comfort
on the day desired. All sums greater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
PIRATES LOSE TO CUBS

PITTSBURGH. September 8-Chi-
cago marked its last appearance here
by winning from Pittsburgh. 6 to 9.
to-day. Hendrix and Miller, who
started the game. were both forced to
retire. IN the seventh. with the score
tied. Hendrix allowed the first two men
to single. and Vaughn lieved him.
retiring the side runless. In the next
inning Miller was hit for single. a
double and triple. Grimes took his
place and allowed another single. the
inning producing three runs. Two sin
giles and n sacrifice scored another run
in the ninth. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

Totnl. rs 2 O "a 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
COACHES TO ASSIST ARMY
Conference Held mt Princeton for Pur.
pose OF organizing Sporting Ac.
ttvities at Training Camps.
fBy Associated press.I

fBy Associated Press.l
PRINCETON, NJ j.. September s.
AS result of a meeting held here,
athletic directors at various army
camps in the eastern part OF the coun
try were to-day prepared to carry cut
instructions and suggestions for the
organization of the sporting activities
of the soldiers. About twenty-five col
lege coaches now in the service Of the
government as athletic directors at
tended the meeting yesterday. which
was called by DR.. Joseph l.. Rowcroft
the supervising head.
Among those who attended was
Coach Driver, Of the University OF
South Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
V. P. |. CONTINUES SPORTS
War Conditions Not to Cause Abandon.
mcnt of Athietics-Coach Ber-
nier Expected Shortly.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.1
BLACKSBURG, VA, September s.
Athletics will not be abandoned at the
v. P. /. this year on account of war
conditions prevailing in the country,
and Charles F. Bernier, coach Of the
football team, is expected to arrive
here in a few days. Bernier was a
student at v. P. /. several years ago.
and has been coach at Hampden Sid
hey for four seasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
sMALLW00D is WALLoPED

NEWARK, September S.-BaItimore
|ba tied Smallwood out of the box in
the fifth inning and beat Newark here
To-day, II to 5. Courtney, a younEster
who took up the twirling, did not last
Through the sixth inning. and Leo CAL
fahan. Newark's center fielder. finished
pitching the game. not allowing a run
I'm four innings. After Baltimore had
Rthe game sewed up. Manager Dunn
fburlesqued it by putting Acosta. the
right fielder. in to pitch. The score:
Baltimore. NeMark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
NO GAMES IN HARVARD
STADIUM DURING FALL
BY Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. SEPTEMBER g.
The Harvard Stadium will hold no
football crowds this fall, and the
games In which the Crimson's make
shift varsity team takes part will be
held on the freshman gridiron back of
the stadium structure. Athletic au-
thoritics said tonight that in staging
an outdoor drama in the stadium this
summer the football playing. field was
burrowed Into so extensively that It
cannot be rcsodded this fall. +. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
BlS0NS AND LEAFS DIVIDE

TORONTO. ONT, September S.-Buf-
ialo won the first game of to-day's
double header, to 3. and Toronto the
second. TO 0. Although the Leafs
got thirteen hits in the opening bat
tie. Tyson was effective with men on
the sacks. Gould had one bad inning
Thompson always held the uppcrhand
In the second game One OF the lare-
est crowds Of the season attended.
The scores:
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'bntted for Donnhue In ninth.
Score by inninEs, r.
PROVIDENCE -. 900 100 "a
Summary; Sacrifice hits-McGnf-
nEan, McDermott, Iinnford. Stolen
bascs-Musxcy CD, TetWiler. Two
base hits-Bankhton, Massey. Base
on bnils-oH Donnhuc. 4; of Schultz,
8. Left ON bnhes-Providence, 81,
Richmond, 3. Struck out-by Donn-
hue, IL By Schultz, s. Batter hit
linnford. Double plays-AInyer to
Cooneyi Dankaton TO McDermStt.
I'assed bnlls-kerr. Wild pitches
Donohue. 1Ime-I:4I. Cmpireu-
Freeman md O'BrIcn.
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SDLS0 OF CLUB,

'Denote two games. Even break: Balti-
Montreal, 1898.
WiIEitE THEY PLAY TODAY
Baltimore at Newark &c games).
Toronto at Montreal e gamcs).
Richmond Mt Providence.
(Other games not nchcduleI.)
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LAVENDER LOSES GAME
BY WALKING MANY men
Issues Free Transportation to Two
In Tenth and Forces Over
Deciding Run.
PILLS vICToRs IN SECOND
Stage Run Rally in Ninth Session Of
Final Battle and Nose Out Braves.
Stock Bats Hard-Scores, 4 to 8
and 3 to 3.

BOSTON. September S.-Boston won
the first game to-day from Philadelphia
In ten innings. to 3. when Lavender
issued two bases on balls. the second
forcing over the winning run. Phila-
dephia staged a two-run rally in the
ninth inning of the second game, how
ever, and won, to J. The scores:
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score ny inninEsi II.
PROVIDENCE. OF 100000 -J
RICHMOND $50. O1O04 o OOO-7
Summaryi Sacrifice hits-AInssey,
Onslow, Kerr. Stolen bases-Distel
Cd, TetwiIer go, Cooney, McTigue,
Mayer, Eayrs. Two-base hits--Dis-
tel, Bnnkston. Three-bnse hit
Hnnford. Base on balIs-oH Adams,
3; off McTigue. 2; of Cav, 4. Struck
out-by Adams. 2, by McTfgue, 4, by
Cav, 1. Batter hit-Mnssey. Don
bic plny-knnbe to EibeI. Wild
Pttchch-Adams (2D. Tfnc-I:I2
umpires--O'Brien and Freeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
N. l. T. A. TO CONTINUE
Plans for 191S Season Still Unsettled
but Junior and BOY Tournn-
ments Arc Fixtures.
tBy Associated Pre-

NEW YORK, September S.-The Ma.
tional Lawn Tennis Association has an
nounced that. while it's plans for the
1915 season are naturally in an unset
tied state, it will continue it's activity
so far as is possible under prevailing
conditions. Among the fixtures already
decided upon will be the junior and
boys tournaments. both sectional and
national.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
DOC AYERS BLANKS YANKEES

WASHINGTON, September s-Nev-
York and Washington again split a
aou oie-h header here to-day. the Yankees
;;aking the first game, 9 to 0, and WASH
pitched In mastery form in the open
ing contest and Ayers duplicated his
t peI,i,oImance In winning for tho locals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
SECOND GAME.
Totals III s "a IS Totals % ~ :,
sBatted for Cullop in eighth

Wss smIos4S Q ! . IS
High ns Ayersr II; Milan. Ainsmith. saesi-
ssenk h.'s- 6nnS,o Pipp; Morgan. Cniiop.
n r,,y; ,Fostsr Charity and shanks: pecRin
on S!n,,o Med.on and Pip. Bases on balls
Guliop; 2: by Ayers Z. Left on bssesUNew
and ~ p Washlnston, s. Umpires. Morlarity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
Totals ...a 424 8 Totals rs q IL
.Ratted for Bagby in eighth
tSatted for Turner in ninth

Cleveland e:,s,d ........:......o o % o o %
chicago .....::.........0 o 6 O 81
~ Summary; Errors-Chapman, RisherS (o).
Two base hit|Jaekson. Sacrifice hits-Ihap-
man. Cicotte, h. Collins. Stolen base-Sch1l ak
S SaseS on balls-on Basby. G; Off Cicotte. 2
Struck out-by Cicotte. 1: by BaEby. } hit
ny pttcher-hy BaSby. l. Double n,,vH
Evans to Harris. Umpires--Evans and ovens.
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'IRST GAME.

Buffalo ................o &c 80 o-5
IS sTnan3 ~ ;::'..' Ir.o,, %
h Bit s,S, Two; base hits-Jaekson and
jacobson. LaJoie. Bases on balis-on Gould
!: Of Tyfon. 3: Struck out-.by Gould. 3
Double pIays-TrueSdale TO Murray to La
L1oie; Tyson &c Gill to Hummeii: Mcdonald
10 iu'nTeil Loft on bases- Buffalo g. To-
bedford. ~ " >-'-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

WHERE THEY pi..lY TODAY
st. Louis Mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chica 70
{Only two games scheduied.J
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SECOND GAME
Totals 80 SIC q l. Totals ...ss "a

summary: Errors--Murray, Kelly, Kapp
BAY. Ba s,. on balls.om Thompson. !: or
ID balirpaiey. Double plsy-Jaeobson to
Daley (2). Sacrifice hit-Truesdaie First
base on errors-Buffalo: p Loft on bases
Tilne-1 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
Totals ..:9 SCI Totals SO sI,.
.Batted for Dumont In third - -
ss na.ted for Gallia in eighth

New York r.
Summary: Eiror.shenS 2 e $500. 80
6ouSe piay shsnkS; GIhseSSi.y Pseknpaush
aitsEon pumont. in innings: OFF reGGn ndI,a.
on 5as eshSSs on yo G5aft In inning Left
StTIGk 1utRby caIdwe d by cra9; T. b.
SaiHs.,ii' sases on balis-off Dumont. &: on
lin. -'t'arisy ana O'Lough-
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Newark.

summary. Errors-schsuhe. branded. Cal
Eahhn. Blackwell. Two-base hits-Thormah-
len. Blackwell Stolen base-I.owery. Sac
|!nce hits.-.Fewster. LoefeI. Sacrifice n.y.
First base on -Baltimore. I. Rase
IN ballr-oH smallwood. g; on Thormahlen.
Courtney. 4 in one inning; off Callahan, 3 in
Your innings; Off Fhormahlen, 4. In 6 inninEs.
IN Acosta. G In Innings Hit by pitcher.
CONTINUED on Second Page.) 90.
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Totals 40 Z as - Total, 40 {
pStnnts ny inninSs: r.
st. Louis n N n n n n r. n

81; Louis ....:.O ) Q G % g 9 9 %
Summary; Error-Lavan. Two-base hit
stnnaEe. Three. base hit-Cobb Sacriice hit
Ss Young; Bush and Burns; Groom La
E ian, ana Slsier; Pratt: Lavan and Sister:
On S SSii ;;rodn Dnuss Struck out-by Dauas.
st. Louis, S. Time-1: 3S UmpIresNDinosn
and Hidebrand Di"oeh
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Philadelollln Rostor
Totals ...a S'2s II Totals ...sS 4 8 30 II
Two out when winning Iun scored.
tbatted for Tragresser In eighth.
Tran for Tyler In eighth.

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .......0 o O o o o 1 oG
Boston .............. O IL
Summary: Errors-Stoci co. Kelly. Barnes
Two-base hits--f.uderus. Dugey, Kelly.
Stolen base-Maranvilie. Bases on bpIis-
OFF oeschEor, 2: or Lavender. !. Struck out
by Oeschger, .: by Barnes. l. Sacrifice
htt-Smith. DouLle plays-Dugey to Lud-
erus: Kelly to Konetchy. Hits-on OeschGer
In 8 Ia innings. 1ime OF game. 2:oi. Um-
pircs. Riger and Dransfeld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

JACKS
remarkable photo
Americas best girl
the world She has double jone
catch at the most effective angle of her
with " ~f
In addition to being the fastest
OF the coming
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and add eight hours and four min
utes to $50 for the second tide, OBJ
tanning 1884 or 2:34 p. NJ Any ap-
parent discrepancies In examples
may be explained when it Ia remem-
bered 1t happens occasionally that
the hrst high tide at Old Point oc-
ours so late as to throw calculations
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDay

Cleveland, o: Chicago. 9.
Detroit, !; st. Louis, o twelve inninEs).
New York, 2; Washington. o (tirst geme).
New York. o; Washington. (second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
oston-Phllndelphia twet srountls).
STANDING Oh CLUES

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cleveland ut Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS IESTERDAY
Philadelphia. 8; Boston, 4 (Hrst game; ten
innings).
Chicago. q: Pittsburgh. 9.
Brookiyn-New York tNvrt grounds).
st. Louis Cincinnati (rnin).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

than IL are In the afternoon Up. ND,
and when diminished by ~ give the
is 3:47 F.. M Example,: To find the
times of high tide at Richmond on
September II. add eight hours and
four minutes to 6:07 for the first
tide. obtaining 1911 or 2:1l A. NJ,
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SECOND GAME.
PhifldeIDhfu Elostov,
Totals 80 10 q Is Totals 80 Z 7 ~ n
cd for tn mir

dolph; Two-base hit..hshs. Three-base
Whitted passa o9 bali s@oa Mayer. :: oil
RudoIph. I; Struck out..oy Mayer. 3; by
Dugey. Sacrifice nies-Powell Bancroft
Double plays-Rawlings TO Marsnville 70
Konetchy: Killifer to Stock: NiehoR to An
drews. Time Of game. i:s3. Umpires. Rig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

EV Ross
h nath the
champions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAy

providence, 3; Richmond, FIRST Enme)
Providence, o; Richmond, tsecUnd
gnino).
buffalo. 6; Toronto. 3 thrst camel.
Sunhuo, U; Toronto, Second Eame),
Rochester, o; Montreal (second camel
Baltimore, IL; Newark, 8.
STANDING OF CLCNS
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Continued on Second Page.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05
Good News For
Fat Folks!
II You Want to Reduce Ten TO Sixty
Pounds Easily and Quickly.
Read This

Most fat people v1uld Ike 20 enjoy
healthfuL normal weight After ur.
pleasant experiences with starvation
dieting drastic druering and tiresone
exercislng most of trlse burienei with
surplus weight give up hope q ever
finding relief
AZ as; a home treatment has been
evolved which is s1 simple that sore
may doubt its efficacy for that rsas1l
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A very clTr rerliremert - the
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sou take ten deep 6-saths each morn
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and before retiring 40 nirhr also o.
low the other simple directions thsi
come with the capsules
This treatment often shows a rot.-e
able reduction ln a yery few days It.
consistent Use should greatly .mrr1r1
the general health orsrc1me silrris-
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Beauify frure. afi to vitality al
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05
PURITY PECAN co.
ELECTS OFFICERS

The anrual uee-lrs 20 tre stoczhc.--
ers q the Purity Pecan Company vas
held yesterday. 40 which Officers for the
ensuing year were chosen
". ?. Warren was elected president.
Z. 5. stahL vice preslslt and gere-l
mararer. and Z. a. Fox vas elected sec
retary and treasurer.
Two a1tlti1nal stockholders were
added % the board % directors which
includes the above named otncers and
Edward Gait and Charles Aiams The
stockholders aside from those named
are 2. r. C0merys. J " Haired, J ;.
Mullen. Marx Krkpair.ck. HoCler Hin
kle. :. 4. Apple. Wirt Franklin. Charles
won Welse. walter Colbert. Max West.
he.msr. Dave la1be and C. 7. Ha-rin-
ger.
some extensive Improvements wll be
made % the present plant and a ware
houss rs Z g Zee; added for handling
tie peanut c.up.
General Manager s;arl stated that the
Company has APPROXIMATELY 5000 acres
% PEANUTS % draw uon this seaS0n
and wu encourage more extensive
planting ar1tte- year. The company
last season employed seventy-five hands
but E1res Or have the force materially
increased tt-s season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05

While from various quarters q the
state are coming reports q the c-rculz-
ton q sediti0us pamphlets. the signing
Of petitions against the draft and tbs
making q indauuzt0ry speeches reg
istrztior dzy In Ar1no-s probably VII
pass without q single unusual inct1en'-
Here {, has merely been regarded as a
Eatriotic duty chesrfuIly. II fact eaEs--
IL. performed by citizens who rezl-Es
Their duty % the government
Al Oklzhola City paper today PUB
iished a nzss q reports coming from
a dozen cites q the state citing oppo-
si-ion 70 r@ris-rzti0l- In ulos- ins-an--
e there Vas repruducei such infarn-
nzto-y language as Is likely . SIR u
violent deeis TIE Law plainly pc
scribes the penalty for VOCATION q to
Instructions regarding draft There has
heen in Carter county an Efficient or
esrfzztfor q registration officers an
euforceuent otfcizls Il some mis-
rui5ed us-s1n does resort % such prac
to- hers hs VIII simply b@ taken ini'
custody and await The trial and pun
tshuent specified b. ths draft blL
Artnors does not care 70 boast Z
sueh an erfsur that Others VII thir'
Us a -hoHer than thou community
but AZ least TIE registration q al abe
bod men q ArlnOrs. who are ba
tween the arss q q and 81 years
without an unusual inciient Is boul.
20 pace this city IN the front rank o.
rarrl1-ic ccuuuriries-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05
ArIENp THE RANp OONCERI.

on Ihuraizv evening IRE lrs- ~ a
ss-ses q free band concerts VII ne
given In Central park his has ben
r-sEe rossEle D. ths izterziiry q Art
rncre citl1e-s. Together with the 90
o-s-a-Ior 2 IRE PARK board The Cha-r-
be- q Cou-s-cs hard VII present ar
attractive uruErau ard the energy %
eo-ro TIE park is al thar S. requirei %
take ztvartzre q the opportunity %
hear eEceLs-t muse
ReEuiar concerts In the city parks
WI prUviEe entertainment Tor Just az
many people q Ar5mors as are able %
gs, within hearing distance. Those
uho are responsible for the concerts
chserfuliy provi5e them and VII con
time % 90 90. z sufficient Interest e
shoEn. Very naturally. 4 the public
de- not show interest in the concerts
T. Em - concluded that there i no
necessity for providing them
Every ore should make an effort 20
he A. Central PARK THURSDAY night The
oonoert VII b more than v--th While
and q arEe Attendance VII make tn
confirmation % the concerts assured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05

Money Bzgs--Remember how the
term o. the rising used 20 BE applied 10
parsimonious old men grizzly bear and
uniOward mein- It's no longer Old
Money Bags Tow. stones bskery has
changed all of that NOW it's Young
Miss Money Bags" and she don't travel.
either. with the aid o. the knoited and
twisted hickory stick bent half double
with the weight of her burden. but in an
automobile. Furthermore. the stones
Cake Princess. as Miss Money Bags. j.
10 -tighi-wzd- Ike her predecessor
neither Is she a philanthropist. but her
favors asked 50 slight % secure & part
q her hank roll thz; i neither discom-
modes the recipient nor duils the edge
q the gift by the taint q charity, 50
don't b surprised Il the Stones Cake
Princess drives UP az your door In her
automobile today or tomorrow and asks
4 you have a stones cake or part q a
stones cake in your house i you
have. the stones CAKE Princess VII
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