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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18
ARRIVE FROM HONOLULU

ARRIVE FROM HONOLULU
The arrival of Col. and Mrs. James
B. Houston and Mrs. Charles r.
Forbes, wife of Maj. Forbes, and her
small daughter, from Honolulu, has
added to the army set which is as
Stunning so much social responsibility
since the increase of officers here,
due to the many new regiments which
are forming in, and about San Fran.
cisco.-San Francisco Bulletin. July
20. - - =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18
FROM PHILIPPINES

Mrs. Arnold Marcus, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Helen Cowles of this city,
will leave Cavite soon for San Fran.
cisco. Mrs Marcus young husband,
Lieut.. Arnold Marcus, was killed at
Cavite a week ago, in submarine ex
plosion. On Mrs. Marcus arrival she
will be met by her father, Paul Cowles
of Chicago, and he will accompany
his daughter to Arlington, where Lieut.
Marcus will be inferred in the Ma
tional cemetery.-San Francisco Chro
nicle, Aug. 5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18
FROM MISSISSIPPI

Mrs. Charles Williams, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Howell is
here from Mississippi, visiting her
mother at the Preside. Mrs. Williams
was belle here few years ago, com.
ing here shortly after she made her
debut in Washington. She was out the
same winter as Mrs. George Cam
eron, Mrs. Ethel Hager and others OF
that set, and they have been renewing
pleasant recoIlections of those days at
small informal affairs for Mrs. VII.
liams.-San Francisco Examiner, Aug.
4.
Mrs. Tiemann Horn, another daugh.
ter Of the HoWells has gone to the
bay city to visit her parents, SO it will
be family reunion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Major and Mrs. Russell P. Reedel
were Capt. and Mrs. George Rub
lens dinner guests on Friday even
ing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

The Fort Kamehameha band was
present at the arrival of the trans
port this week, and also furnished
lively music at the departure of the
transport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Master Brainerd Taylor of Fort
Ruger spent the day on Tuesday with
Master Fritz Reeder.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Capt. House Of Schofield Barracks
was the guest of Lieut.. and Mrs
John E. McNellis for a swim ant
dinner last Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

ANOTHER COMING MARRIAGE
WHERE THE TWAIN NET
IN HAWAII
Miss Einnim McNear. who is recup
Grating at one of the hospitals from
the after-effects of appendicitis, will
be home in a day or so. AS she 10
to be married toward the last Of Sep
tember to E. Swift Train, her friends
are arranging several parties in her
honor. The dates are to be decided
when Miss McNear is able to be about
again. - San Francisco Examiner,
Aug. 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Lieut.. and Mrs. Stewart s. Giffin
entertained informally at dinner on
Friday evening. Covers at the pref
tiIy appointed table we're laid for
Capt. and Mrs. Louis d. Pepin, Lieut..
and Mrs. Manning NJ. Kimmel and
lI.ieut. and Mrs. Giffin. In the after
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

A jolly party in which were Capt.
and Mrs. George Clark, Miss Louise
Clark, Paymaster and Mrs. George
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs Todd and Lieut..
John F. Kahle, motored. over from
the Navy Yard on Sunday evening
to see the moving pictures at the
Fort Kamehameha theater.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Capt. James NJ Peale, upon receiv-
ing his promotion from first lieu
tenant, was ordered back to Scho-
field Barracks for duty. Capt. Peale
was with the 32nd Infantry on duty
at Pearl Harbor and he and Mrs.
Pealo took quarters at Fort Kameha-
meha where they remained only two
weeks. Capt. and Mrs. Peale left
tor Schofield on Wednesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Capt. and Mrs. Walter c. Bake
and Mrs. Bradley were guests
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick L. Marti
for Sunday night supper, and afte
wards at the moving picture, Ca
| ties for Two"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

A jolly party in which were Lieut.
Frank Drake of Fort Ruger, Capt
and Mrs. Samuel ]. Heidner, Mrs
Helen MacAdams, Lieut.. Eugene Lob
man of Fort Shafter, Capt. and Mrs
George Ruhlen, Mrs. Holcombe, ant
Capt. John L. Holcombe of For
hamehameha, motored to the Mo
ana Hotel on Tuesday evening anC
enjoyed the dance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18

Mrs. Denise NJ Beall of Honolulu
spent a few days this week as the
guest of Mrs. J. H. Lee Holcombe.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
AppIebys NOW
Near to Billiard
Tourney Finals

Francis y. Appleby and Edgar Il.
Appleby. the two Columbia Univer-
slty students. practically clinched
their positions In the finals OF the lS'3
balk line billiard tournament for
the PoggcnburR Memorial Cup.
Francis Appleby defeated william
Gershel OF the Class B Division,
playing i7j points. by tho final
score OF $50 TO 90. The youth
ful wizard Of the cue finished with an
average OF II 1874, the best figure
since the tournament started on the
tables In Maurice Dnly's Academy.
Right at the close OF his string Fran
els Appleby compiled run OF 3d.
which stands as second best In the
competition 10 his cluster of II made
against Charles 4. Mathews.
Edgar Apploby barely missed doing
as well as his brother. as he defeated
Gus Gardner by s50 points to 90. Iiis
average was 10 2O-23. and his top runs
40, 3s and 20.
Irving /. Levine succeeded IN more
than outplaying his Class n rival
cha rles =. Mathews OF BroOklyn IN one
~ the other competitions, The tally At
the close stood at us points To- lO1. by
his Victory Levine appeared sure Of a
place In the cup finals, while Mathews,
regarded as n strong contender because
" his fourth consecutive defeat. is r0-
tired from the cup race for this season.
LeWine'e method was chiefly OF the open
table order, and he finished with an
average of 4-S7. and runs Of 2s. 10
The evening world., 1917-03-30
Fans Anxious to See
What Giants Machine
Does Against Tigers

three periods OF pitching. That he
departed from this at Dallas was be-
cause he feared 20 oyerwork Rube
Benton and also because he wanted
Ferdie Schupp to have a workout.
THE great trouble / find with pitch
ers early In the season." McGraw re-
marked before leaving New York. 'ts
tina, they are In good shape for four
o. Ave innings, but weaken toward
the hnleh."
To sorsot that the Giant leader
has made his twirlers go the full
route whenever the opportunity Of
fered, This appears TO have worked
out beautifully. as reports indicate
that ali ~ bs pitchers are In good
shape
When the Giants and Tigers hook
UP this afternoon they will remain
hooked up Tor oearly two weeks, play
ing exhibition games at several OF the
larger Middle West cities, including
Kansas City and Indianapolis.
II In unfortunate that the Giants
will lose Davy Robertson after the
first two games. as enthusiasts along
the route OF march have been looking
forward TO the rivalry between the
Virginian and Ty Cobb on account
OF some pressing matter at home
McGraw has consented for Robert
son 10 leave tho club, provided he
gets back before the opening day ut
Boston. At that. Davy and Ty will
face each other for two games, and
that ought to give a pretty good line
on their respective ability. Last year
the talk was OF Cobb and Kaun, but
this time Robertson occupies tho lime
highland should.
Cobb, by tho way, has been IN
| training less than a week. lie ala
not Join the Tigers until Ave days
nEo. but a little thing like that doesn't
make much difference to the Georgian,
Two years he jumped into game the
! first day after his arrival and played
almost as well as no does In mid
season.
Jennings denies the report that his
pitching staff Ia not up 20 the marx
even that ha Is weak In tho box at all
81 have better stan than ! had last
wear" says Hughey, "and | am not
| at all worried. Those fellows who
are feeling sorry for us are mereiv
wasting their sympathy. our CLUB
looks unusually good this spring nut
YOU can tell better after having seen
us against the Giants"
The evening world., 1917-03-30

and 49, Mathews top run WAS 81,
Gus Gardner distinguished himself by
winning his first game of the tuurna-
meut. as he outmauouevered clyde u.
Terry tho national class u champion.
Tho score was li5 points tn 9i Carl
ner's average stood at Al, and his
best run was 10. Terry had only on"
double flgure run of 20. as he failcl
dlsmally ON angle shots,
In tho evening games all ~ tho
competitors played to high Averages
and high runs In excess of their han
diCaps.
Iulian Klinger beat George Spears,
Julian Rice won from &, ". l,cwis and
George r. MOON Jr. bcsted Charles J.
Stelnbuglcr.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
CANN EVEN SCORES
WITH NORMAN ROSS

PITTSBURGH. March s0.-Ted
Cam. the crack New York A. {.
swimmer, evened scores with Nor
man Ross Of the Olympic club OF
san Francisco at tho Pittsburgh
Natatorium last night when he
won Tho Middle Atlantic lOO-yard
championship In % Ills seconds
Recently In New York Ross won
tho National 200 yard title and
broke the worlds record for the
distance chiefly because Cam
pressed him hard all the way. Only
one heat was held In tho race here,
rs the holder Of tho championship,
Perry McGllvray Of Chicago, failed
10 show up. The local tank IL 30
feet long, making three turns
necessary, Cam took the lead at
tho dive In and was never headed,
although Ross was only n yard be-
hind at the finish.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
Ne1vS of Sports Told in Shorts

Injuries halted two bouts In tho met
ropolitan amateur wrestling champion
ships at tho city Athletic club. After
eight minutes OF lively tussle with
g. Mullinos. In the featherw eight d.
vision. William Sievers or the Nor
wegian-American A. G, was thrown 80
heavily on his side that his left elbow
was dislocated, In the welterweight
class, {. Carlson OF the New York Ath-
letic club, last years lightweight cham.
piun, also hurt his left arm In the hnal
round with e, Johnson. Tho feather
weight championship went 10 Mulhuus,
who formerly held the DautamWeignt
tide In the novice classes, olaf carl
son won the l3i-pOund final ON a fall In
"A little NOR" than nine minutes, and II.
Abrsmiies earned hrst place In the
middleWeight class on points
whether or not there will be an au-
tomohilc race At the Chicago Speedway
on May 80 depends on the action taken
bv Congress ~ the special war session,
which opens at Washington on Monday.
Vale and Columbia viii clash I'm the
Princeton University pool Tonight TO
swim Off tho tie for the intercollegiate
Swimming Association Chnmpionsh nj y
with iIal Nollmer back in som"th ing
Ike NS former condition, Columbia
should be mensurahlN stronger than a
week ago when II was decisively dc o
teatod nv the Blue in meet at New
The evening world., 1917-03-30
Fistic NelDs y.s. Ro.be. and Gossip

Irish Patsy cline, the clever Harlem
lightweight. viii hoN Leo Johnson the
fast colored boxer, who learned tho
rudiments " the game from tho late
champion. Joe Cans. at tho Harlem
Sporting club tonight. This pair met a
few months ago. with Cline winning By
narrow margin. Cline also boxes
Eddie Wallace OF Brooklyn at the
Broadway Sporting Club OF Brooklyn
next Tuesday night.
Charlie White. the crack Chicago llshtNsiEht
was signed up to-day hy bis manager Nate Lewis
20 engagc In two more battles. ON April he
viii % against Phil Bloom Of BroOhlyu Tor twelve
rounds at youngstown o.. taking Benny Leon
arts place. aud on April 10 hs will hook up
With Harp boyle the promising lightweight Of
Syracuse, tor ten rounds at the Ryan A. c, Of
Syracuse. y. \.
Little Johnny Coulon who Is trying a rial
"cou,bark" aud who has already made good IN
recent bJuts will meet FRANKIE Mason. the fast
hautam. for ten rounds at Fort WAYNE, Ind, to-
night und lpbnie Hughes the New Orleans han,
tam Tor ten rounds a. the louuasna club Of
New ORLEANS ON the ulJht n April y.
An attempt was made N match Jim 'oifey, tho
Irish h.ayywcg,ht and CMl Morris tT fiihcn
r.in.ls A. Kansas city IN Agt i6 hut the nsFo
taunns f,ll thrpuxl hncause BiUy Gibson, man
assr NJ Culioy d,maudNi guarantee N $4,000
ar Golfers end. Frank Mean will probably he
assured TO box Morris instead Tho club Of.
naals have made Moran very tempting offer.
In ,he event oi Kenny Le0uar being too scE
IN meet Ultrhic Mtrhel In Milwaukee on April
Il Nate Lows. manager OF white. rays he will
gladly lct White o. against Mitchell on that date
az nn'Uirg will pleas him better tNan another
-ars A. Mitahe II ra.ly don't thiak there is
chance ol Waite meeting Mtche. aJsin," saii
Nate TODAY <'RtChe rememtsp 'hs beating
White gave him IN their fin, bout"
Within the next few DAYS the manager, ~ Fred
Fut0u and CAR Morris Niu Evt together for the
purase oi announcing a referee for The bout b.
tween the,r men A. the Manhattan :. G, 4 HAr-
lem on Agril T. The sslsction ot the rOfsrss viii
NJ made from Jack sssly Billy Rochs. Bill Brown
ans Charlie White,
| According 20 rcports Jus, received from CAioaso
/ the hnl which hM iyAt hosn introduced A. Surfing
Hsa 70 7srInit round no dseision sou1. 10 the
STATE ot Illinois has fairly Good chance "a
pas. both houses and NJ siGusd ~ the uovsraor
The Hc,ss L',cnas Cnmmisss hes alrsIdy Ip
proved Il tho bill and its haoksN are sonidsn,
that II viii - through without much opposition
| pmny DUN, the wS., do uahtudshL, vAs
sosms - shcw improvement Ia zach sut, vu
h1vs 70 sEtsnd hlmssi uouAlasrublJ 10 stdsT Y
san s~~ Pee Hsr,isy. ~ dursNs ns-s -
The evening world., 1917-03-30
BIZ BOzeEldn DuIVs1.

A FTER having p'Nyed ten eKhtDA-
~ ton games already the Giants
begin their real drive against
the Detroit Tigers to-day, and fans
eagerly await the test OF this wonder
ful machine against big league oppo-
sitlon. Managers are just as inter
ested In observing the effect OF No
draws intensive training msthod.
adopted for tho first time this year.
When the Giants open the season
In Boston April II they will have
played more than twenty exhibition
games and should be as ut as the or
dinary club Is in May. Never be-
fore IN the history Of baseball has a
big league club attempted that many
preliminary contests against profes-
sional opposition.
The scheme 10 q direct switch from
that employs ny McGraw three or
four years ago Al that time he had
come 90 the conclusion that the best
results r'cre 10 be obtained from the
regular field practice and not from
n lot OF exhibition games. On one
trip ne only played five games on
tho way from Marlin TO New York.
That plan did not work well, ac-
cording to the standing at the end Of
the season. and McGraw has decided
to try tho other extreme and have
every man on tho club thoroughly
seasoned to actual combat for the
opening game.
Another innovation employed by
the Giants this spring was the work
inr OF pitchers nine full innings In
stead OF dividing tho game up into
The evening world., 1917-03-30
eaRIEe OPENS TODAY.
Latest News of the Links

ATLANTA. Ga. March s0.-Perry
AdRir. a distinguished member OF At
lanta's little group OF brilliant boy golf.
ers, won the Druid Hills invitation tour
hament by defeating Louis Jacoby
OF New Orleans In tho final round by
one up, lie might have easily had two
up. but was content to halve the homo
hole instead Of trying " win It,
PINEHURST. y, c.. March 30 Miss
Elaine V, Rosenthal OF the Ravistoe
Club. Chicago. won tho women's North
and South golf championship by defeat
Ing Mrs, Dorothy Campbell Hurd, Pitts
burgh, IN the final round. . up and to
play. Miss Sarah Fownes Pittsburgh
won the first consolation trophy by. de-
feating Mrs. L. II. Barlow. Philadelphia
the former North and South champion,
by I up. The Governors Trophy In the
second division went to Mrs. William
West, Philadelphia. and the Secretary s
Trophy In the third division was won
by Miss Gertrude Thurston, West
Hampton.
It looks now as II the next champion
ship tournament Of the intercollegiate
Golf Association will be held over the
links Of the Merton Cricket Club, near
Philadelphia. According to NJ. VI Jack.
Secretary OF the association, Merton Is
most favored, thouBh rev months ago
$ ID. HERON Of Princeton spoke as II
the coilegians would like to return TO
Baltusrol
Out on the Coast Heinie Schmidt. the
Western champion, continues to be the
hero OF the hour. At Seattle they are
telling In awed tones OF how Helnie
made the fourth holes par 4. In ? four
times in succession. Down Philadel-
phia way, when a man holes out a
stroke under par they say he shot a
bird" so, looking at II from that angle
II was some killing
At meeting held at Doyle's Billiard
Academy Grantland RICE was elected
President Of the New York Newspaper
Golf Club He succeeds II, II. Martin
r. +. Foster was re- -olCcted Vice presi.
dent, while c. l.. Daley was elected
Secretary Treasurer.
Members OF the Organization Com
mittee OF the quaker Ridge Field and
The evening world., 1917-03-30
NO MORE RHEUMATISM
OR BACKACHE

II you suffer with pains in your
back or sides or have any signs Of
kidney or bladder trouble, such as
rheumatic pains, puffy sweliingS under
the eyes or in the feet and ankles, II
you are nervous, tired or run down,
or bothered with urinary disorders,
Uric-o should quickly and surely re-
lieve you of your misery.
Try uric-o to-day and II you can
not see and feel decided change for
the better, just go 10 the druggist
from whom you bought II and tell him
you want your money back and he
will return II without question. THIS
10 the strongest argument that can he
offered In b,nalf OF any medicine
Urie-o Is sold in New York and
vicinity by leading dealers
A trial package will he sent for ten
cents by writing the UTic-o Co..
BinghAmton. n. Y.--Advt.
The evening world., 1917-03-30

Haven, Earlier In the season Colum-
blu beat Yale In n hard fought meet.
The Crescent a. G. hockey seven
champions of the New York division OF
the Amateur Hockey League and rum
ner up to the Boston \, \. team for the
league championship, will wind up It's
season I'm two game series against the
Montreal stars. to be played at the
Krooklyn Ice Palace tonight and to-
morrow night.
BOSTON, March 3O.--The defeat OF
Irving &. Wright the young Culifor-
only surprise Of the opening round OF
the invitation tennis tpurnlm"ut on
the covered courts ot N" Longwood
cricket club. n. y. Williams ~, ma
tional singles champion, defeated Rich
urd Blshop ~ this city In straight sets.
Two matches went by default
BOSTON. March 30 The Pittsburgh
Athletic Association won the second anl
Nual game ~ 4 series I'm Ice hockey with
'No Arena Hockey club OF this city .
10 I.
NEW UAVEN. Conn, March so
Npl" athletic officials have decided 10
allow tho crows to take part In the two
boat raCes which have been scheduled
with tho University Of pCnusylVania
oarsman next week Saturday on the
SchuyIkIll and 20 send tho baseball
nine South for It's astor Week vacation
trip
The evening world., 1917-03-30
Wife to Blame If Husband Drinks,
Says Druggist Brown of Cleveland
Who Tells Wife What to Do

from drink--rescued him from his own
uspFaIed self by giving him a secret rem
isIi TO DISCHARGE hlS debt TO her and to
nelp othsr Nictims out OF the murk and
ANY druggist oan put II In the hands OF
sny suherinG wife. mother, sister OF
2arsd Tssoum powders and roo a pow.
DOR twice a day In tea, coffee, milk or
any other drink Soon liquoT does moi
taste the same, the craving Tor II dlssp'
pears and 10, one more dflnker IL saved
ana know! not when or why he lost the
tAAts for drink,
EO;sS sb T'IsHI si-rTct 2 'scy, .AoNh ,. u,sd
aleoholis drrH o. s'.g blhd, Tns VIZ, Who ~,
SsCss6 ~. shSaa s ny, 'sG sh,S S'S,'' X. ,: ssI
&, moN o. IN The lhe me dapEei tYs n nSai
hpoe thh iogmuIA has ben aAde (nhAo tha IA
'" " Nssnrn hrcoS'V- 'rf tho irES,s,s hs,s
The evening world., 1917-03-30

bout at the Broadway 9. c. OF Brooklyn on sat
TdAJ night, Hartley Il boxing In great form
aud punching harder than ever, In recent bout
at the same club with Joe wsEins hs showed his
ability at hitter.
Dan Butter tho fight TSomotD of Waterbury.
Conn. hiss clinchsd two good bouts t1r the next
show OF tho National s. @. Of that city on Thurs
day evening, April ~. ln one Of them Frankie
DuTns Of Jersey City will meot Al shubsft Of New
Bedford Mass for twelve rounds rhils 10 the
Other Silent Martin. tho deaf mute middIeWsisht
Of brooklyn. vii take on ClS Turner. the Indian
fighter ot IT, Paul. who vas brought her. BY Blly
Misks several weeks ago
Accord Nc 70 Tommy sullivan. manager OF the
Future C:U \. q. u ST. Louls Champion Freddie
Welsh Is 20 receive a guarantee u S9 oOO TOR meet.
ing Battling Nelsou IN a twcye.round bout at his
club ou April H. sullivan 10 contient that the
bout viii draw a record crowd IN III. city As Nal,
soa rcceutly knockol out Pierce MAttaoNs there
In eight Hunds.
Benny SI1Coy. the Baltimore bantam weight, VA
matched to-day 20 meet Happy smith Of York
vile 10 tho star bont At tho Yorkville sporting
Club next Monday night In the semi final Babs
Sull''a g BrookGn will sstlIs little grievance
with Young Billy Papks In a ten.tnund bout
rapks recently knocked out Joe BsndOr Of Cali
iornia In one round.
In the frt ten a. the Polo A A. 10 might
Eddie Clifford. the Harlem lightweight, will bon
Rohby Lyuns " tho bronx aud In the final ten
Paul Doyle Of the east side will box Lev FSltsu
of loTHils.
Dave Brown, who MANAGED a string Of successful
boIeu a few years hack and has been engaged
In Ina no a. hiaiuaa.s flT n fWo kal
The evening world., 1917-03-30
EUening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
SCORES.

Hswthorus No Lev - Pas a. Van
Iub ~ Davis -. Rose ~, N''al, 500
n Il. NEllisou a Co. .Gails -, R--pad "A
GeJnT s. Mushsn'~n a., NJ lnSrc a. 7"
tal 3l5
Reliance No !. Ro uls Csuur /. Tut
schurs 20 srlmp - lHsSamD 20 Nrl"h iW.
Murray no. TotAL as.
Reliance Nc, 2 ROCKVILLE Cen'r, T. -
hrS nan tS. Par y 'uJga 81. AnierSon "
Kunbl - Totai, 2ho
RsllAD.s No 3 Rc'rr,le CsutTr / Nixon
70 loech " Flansgaa 90, spelman 20 hattrf
man ~ Total 2s4
- gl.nH,ls Ne 2. .HinGsp - Hsin~%,n ~
Arlington No l. Worns ad, W, Gsrdnsr so
Smith ~ ZiohmIn 'S FlIds ~ To.sL Nt4
rublc s.gy,oe No NswGS j. Culling
worth 10 sopen 40 J. CooI s5 Howell "
Lsudefbarh ~. ro'al Asl
cras:' Z. >&.s., & rT1s Il. SA.". Si e e
Nl. ae
u pss a his q, Car~ a.. Ism.s.J Ss
IrinTsa No q. Gln4.'. J.. I,--saa.l q
wsEnoT ~ soo' ~ KotlE N , cruuivsl 40
To'Il 2s7
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The evening world., 1917-03-30
BASEBALL BULLETINS
YANKs OCT EVEN WITH sRAvEs.

TNNKS uET EVHN WITH HHAVhB.
DoTHAN Ala March 8OThe Yanks defeated the Braves here
thereby making series apiece 1t Way
Ppps home the seventh which scored ahead OF him.
that for the Americans 1t costly for the Bostons
shoulder which keep him
lineup shoulder that kept him
the bench Homerun Baker scored home
Tyler while shawkey
and Russell worked for the New Yorks
DODGERS AGAIN DEFEAT
LITTLE ROCK 30.-The Dodgers continue win
victories Worlds This the
despite that ouh their Brooklyn rivals
Dell opposed the start Each
worked finished for the Broons and Fennock
for the The Dodgers three OF four with
the Oklahoma City
GIANTs-ToERs eERIEs OPENS DAY.
FORT WORTH Tex March sODavy Robertson the crack right
fielder of the Sunday married
During his Jim Thorpe will another make
he will be given the right field Job the Tigers The first
clash place young
College infielder
Giants Ia a day 10.
The evening world., 1917-03-30
A New Treatment Given Without the
Cons,rt or knowledge Of the Drinker.

CLENhLAED, O,-No wife mas t,hn'
to blame hsr huIosnd ese.lss ns uiiI uit
hsr isuIt II shs lets him drlnk and onnt
UnhAp plnsss and poverty % e. h'r 20" woman
she mas no righl oonpand n few
weeks Tor hAli what hs would Spsnd i3s 9s
liquOr % way NrstS vmPS,Sdny on hroHn
sls" says ths fght time 10 .top the drlnk
hsO,l 10 at Hs bcGinnI9E nnlss. y0n n~n
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has hssn a victim, ns was rescued from
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