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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

your blood and cause n most decided
abatement OF your trouble. and finally
make you entirely we'll. Fifty years
ago S. S. S. was discovered and given
10 suffering mankind. During this
period II has proven It's remarkable
curative properties as n blood purifier
and tonic. and has relieved thousands
OF cases OF disease caused by poor or
impure blood. and chronic or inherited
Dlood diseases. You can be relieved.
but you must take S. s. S. Take It IL
only pimplcs appear, for they denote
bad blood. and may be followed by the
suferinEs from torturing skin crup-
tons. Therefore be sure Don't take
chances. don't use lotions. Get S. S. S.
from your druggist. If yours is n spe-
cial case write for expert medical ad-
vice. Address Medical Director 43s
swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Gn.-Ady.
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Here and There
With Carlo
Question,

Question.
Outlines while you were at the traps
you've heard the old ones reminisce
and toot their horns without q lapse in
sum and substance much like this:
Old Peter Finn let loose Il grin as he
picked up his musket bright '"rhis
ihinEs Grip, he said, by Zip. I'll
whang those pigeons out Of sight! For
have shot at quite IL lot Of wild birds
lying overhead. One out of five are
yet alive ana maybe l-ss," old Peter
SAID. sometimes, for fun. / take my
gun and bring down the elusive kite.
never fail to cop the quail nor stab
the sora in It's flight. What times I'd
not: mountain goat, restless. gun
shy sort of billy. without Il miss my
,ead would kiss friend goat somewhere
,wiXt York and philiy .. l will ne'er
be with peer in shooting down the
SpriEntly rabbit. My perfect aim has
brought me fame. never had the
missing habit"
DID Peter Finn herewith begin to
nut an end TO all your doubt? And
Gid his shots knock off the spots from
al the pigeons thereabout?
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nonu- for Extra Compensation.
Inv Associated rrcss.l

Nv T|T"sa.
WASHINGTON. August Ito pro-
mote heavier loading of cotton, the
railroad administration probably Will
arrange TO pay cotton compresscrs a
premium for cxtra-dense compression
Of bales. y delegation of cotton pro-
duccrs and merchants conferred to day
with administration officials to work
out details Of plan for conserving
car space without removing the usual
any-quantity rate on cotton.
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S. S. S. Clears Skin Of EruptiOns
Drives Poison From
the SYSTEM.

Get it fixed in your mind that skin
erup,ions. Scrofula, Eczema. burning.
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely TO impure and infected
blood II the trouble was on the out
side Of the skin, by simply washing
and Keeping it clean you could obtain
rclief-not even ointmentS. lotions
and salves would he necessary. Agree
with US in this belief, and your trou-
BILE can be relieved-you can be en-
tirely restored to health. S. S. S. is n
purely vegetable treatment that you
can secure from your own druggist
1t Is a blood tonic that will purify
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Double Of Former Governor.

Robert a. Buckncr. the express mag
nate of Roanoke and the double 81
former Governor Stuart. called at the
Offices of the State Corporation Com
mission Tuesday. Mr.. Buckner said
that since Governor Stuarts term en-
pircd he has been Obliged to discon-
'nuc his former amiable diversion of
appointing as colonies on the COVER
nor's staff strangers who took him tor
lhc former executive.
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INDIANS DOWN YANKEES
Try Associated prcssl

NEW YORK, August l4.-Clcvcland
defeated New York in the first game
OF their series here to-day. to .
i;Egby held the New York battcrs in
check. and mad+. three. hits. driving in
two runs. Waod .n,ade his fifth home
run on the local grounds this season.
turner hit n trirle. two doubles and n
single. scoring three runs The score:
Cleveland.
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Use OF sacchnrine Forbidden

Commissioner =. y. Thornhi!l. Of the
state Department of Diaries and Food,
mas announced that the use Of
saccharinc in all food products, In
Guiding soft drinks. is strictly forbid
den. Manufacturers of soft drinks are
further warned that if they use any
sugar substitutes in their products the
name OF the substitute must be printed
on the labels
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Ginnts Win in Toronto.

TORONTO. ONT. August 1.-THE
New York Nationals won from the To-
ronto Intcrnationals here to-day. 5 10
o. in an exhibition game. Schupp who
pitched for the visitors, held the locals
TO three hits.
Score by innings: r. ii. T..
New York ......00004 0--5 8 o
Toronto 30 90 o 0 o 90 90 3 /
Batterics-Schupp and Gibson; Low
ia and Fisher
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hit--BaGby. Sacrifice nies-Pratt, GIL
hooiey. Left on bases-New York. 8;
Cleveland. TO- First base on errors
New York. .. Bases on balls-off Love-
3: off Bagby. g. Hits--off Love, Z in
l-3 innings: off Heating. in . 90
innings tnone out IN eighth: off San
ders. 3 in innings. Struck out-by
Love. 3: by Heating, .; by BaEby. S.
Losing pitcher, Love.
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PRACTICE CONDEMNED
Paying OF High Salaries to Ball Play.
crs by Shipyards Is Given
Official IkaD.
INV Associated Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. August 1.-THE
employment OF professional ball play
crs in shipyards, more for the pur-
pose of holstcrinE up teams than TO cx-
Ied!tc the shipbuilding program" will
no longer be countenanced by the
Emergency Fleet Corporation
In an order issued by the vice-pres-
idcnt Howard Coonlcy, ball players
are placed on the same footing as all
cthcr workmcn, and yards that offer
high salaries TO obtain their services
will not be reimbursed by the corpo-
ration.
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Inn E,v,r,,e y,.o,c,

BOSTON. August 14.-Frcd r. Alex
tcrnationlists. defeated Ichiya Kuma-
Eae. the Japanese favoritc. and Harold
Taylor. national junior champion, in "a
third round match of the national
LonSwood Cricket Club to-day.
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WIN FOUR OUT OF FIVE

BROOKLYN. August lily Myers
won tO-day's game for brooklyn with
a triple and double that drove In
three runs. The score was - 9. the
dodgers making il four out OF five in
the series. Grimes pitched another
great game. keeping PhiladHlphia's hits
we'll scattered The Brooklyns lct: to-
night on their western trip and will
play only one more home game. Scor.:
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REDS WIN FROM ST. LOUIS
LBv Associated Press.l

ST LOUIS. August 14.-Ames did not
allow n hit until the sixth inning, when
and "A tielder's choice by Roush scored
wo runs. Cincinnati got two more i'm
the seventh and another in the ninth.
winning to-day's game from st. Louis,
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Mr.. Johnson IN washington

Norman III. Johnson, editor and pub
Usher OF the Merchants Journal and
Commerce. will leave this morning for
Washington. whore for the balance OF
this week he will look after the in
terests Of knit goods packers in a
hearing before the War Industries
Board,
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IotniS 10y "a IL
Waited for COElstock in ninth

pittsburgh Q o Q 0 o 0 o %
Chicago ......... y Q 0 x-2
Summary: Runs-Flack. Mann. Two
base hit-Hollocher. Sacrifice hit
llollochcr. Double plays-pick and
killifcr: Southworth. Boonc and Moll-
witz. Left on bases-Pittsburgh. 0;
Chicago. 4. First base on errors
Pittsburgh, !: Chicago, Q. Bases on
Vaughn A.
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SPR1NGF1ELD, ILL. August IA
While driving at the State fair grounds
to-day. Barney Oldfcld crashed into
fence and was slightly injured. His
machine was completely burned
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Speaking of sports as a prac,ical aid I

10 winning the war, did you know that
one OF the biggest causes Of the large
Liberty loan subscription in Philadtl-
rhia We're the boxing bouts. staged i'm
CITY Hall square? And yet there are
some VINO claim that, when money is
involved, boxing is immoral and should
he put on the S!boSh list,
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TIGERS DEFEAT NATIONALS
IRx Assorla,ed rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. August li-Wash-
irgton was able Go score only three
runs of fourteen hits to-day. and was
q ieaied by Detroit in the opening
guinc Of the series. ) 10 8 The visitors
scored four runs i'll the ninth inning
WHOM Shaw weakened. The score:
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RED S0X BEST CHAMPIONS

BOSTON. August 14.--Jones held
Chicago to seven hits to-day and Bos-
Ton won. . TO 5. beating Russell for
NE iirSt time this season. SCOTS triple
IN the sixth drove over run. and he
later scored. His all-around play was
sensational. Score:
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h!quc TO large" Herbert before his
scheduled match with 'Zcke" smith.
mat he considered Smith Il tough GUS
toner and Il hard man 10 beat EVIL
IDENTIFY. - dauntless Swcdc; that much
goes without saying. You dcmonst:at
ed the fact that you thought so to
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CUBS SHUT OUT PIRATES
ERRATlC FIELDING GIVES
VICTORY TO LEADERS
Reds Conquer Cardinals to Tune OF
to 1-Brooklyn's Winning
Streuk I,inYcrs.

CHICAGO. August 14.-Erratic field
ing In the first inning enabled Chicago
TO shut out Pittsburgh. = to Q, in the
final game of the series. The game
vas pitching duel between Vaughn
ana Comstock, the former allowing on
~ four hits. The score:
pittHburch.
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IntcrnntionnI Rcsu1ts.

At Bufalo-I5unalo, /: Rochester, 8.
At Newark-Newarl, ., Baltimore f.
AT Notwithstanding 9; Jer-
scy City. /.
Toronto at HamIlto.. transferred to
next series at TIronto).
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BROWNS Win IN ELEVENTH
VICTORY IN GREAT BATTLE
OF PITCHERS TO ST. LOUIS
Cleveland Bcsts Yapks, Red Sox Dc
fcnts White SOS, and Tigers
DcVour Nationals.
TBy Associated PTcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. August l4-St
Louis defeated Philadelphia. 4 TO !. in
eleven innings to-day. Johnson who
replaced Perry. after Jameson DATED
for the latter in the tenth and made
the hit that resulted in Philadelphia
tieinE the score, was found for three
hits, which with an error and sacrifice
save the visitors the game in the elev-
enth. The score:
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loiaIs -. do - l.
'Batted for Boland in the eighth.
" nshinEton.

= 1shington $50. 0 o o @ 0 O--S
SUMMARY: Runs-Jcnes. Cobb, Ncach,
Harper CD. Shotton, Foster, Shanks.
Two base hit--Jones. Three-basc hits
Cobb. Harper. stolen base-Shotton.
Sacrifice hits-!iinsmith, Cobb. Sacri-
fec iiy--Miian. Double play-Eush to
CriEEs. Left on bascS-Detroit, 1
Washington, ?. Bases on balls-oh Bo-
land. >; off shaw. .. liits--of Boland
IL in innings; off Jones, in in
n,ngS; off Shaw, in S is innings
<four runs scored one on base in
rnth) off Ayers. none in % inning
Struck out-by shaw. >: by Boiand, $
by Jones, ]; by Ayers, /.
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Score by innings. r.
St Louis ....o 0ooo00 81
-, Summary; Runs-Demmitt, HendryN.
-t.edecn. Austin. Jameson. Two-base
II il = Austin. Stolen bases - SEVERED.
walker Sacrifice hitS-Davcnport, Ge-
doom. Acosta. Austin Left on bases
-. Louis, s; philadelphia. .. First base
on crrors-St. Louis. =; Philadelphia. /.
1iascs on halls---om Perry, 4; off Daven-
port. .. Hits-off Perry, S in 10 in
n!ngs; OFF Johnson. Ia inning: Hit
by pitcher-by Davenport. ! Ckopp)-
q. Losing nitChcr. IohnSon.
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Boston ..O6 oo02o0,
summary: RunS--tiood -t2), j. Col
Inns. Hooper, Miller. Scott. Coffey
Jones. Thrcc-basc hits-J Collins,
Hooper, Scott. Sacrifice hits-Strunk
Jones. Sacrifice ny-E. Collins. Double
playS-Weaver to L. Collins to Can
dill; Good TO T.. Collins: Jones to Shean
10 Mclnnis Left on basc-Chicago S;
Boston, 10. First on crrors-lsoston. /.
Eases on balls-off Russell, 3: off Jones
.. Hit by ptchcr-by Jones tGood)
Struck out-by Russell. ,. by Jones, 9.
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st. Louis.

'-NVIV W
Cincinnati ...........0 OOo2c O1-5
ST. Louis .........l 90 5000 Dol
ary-Runs-Groh. Neale Grif-
nth Cueto. Blackburne, Anderson. two
base hit-Groh. Three-base hits
Ncale, Wingo, Cueto. Stolen bases
Eoush. Fisher. Sacrifice hit-Cucto.
sacrifice ily-iiornsby. Double play
liornsby and Fisher. Left on base
CINCINNATI, 3; st. Louis. {. Bases on
ta!!S-om Filler. !; .Amcs, ,; Meadow VS.
l. Hits-o.f .Ames. in inninEs. OFF
Meadows, in .. Hit ny pitcher-by
Amcs tS. MaEee); by Meadow tNeGlej
Wild NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Losing pitcncr
=AneS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
BROOKLYN. :: philadelphia, 2.
Chicago. 2; Pittsburgh, o.
st. loufs. I: Cincinnati. g.
tOther game not SChetfulcd1
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The selling news of the day IS con-
tanned in the Want Ads. Read them
thoroughly.
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GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
,o., Brook!yn mt Pittsburgh
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GAMES TODAY.
Chicago mt Boston.
st. Louis ut PHILADELPHIA
Detroit at Washington,
Cleveland at New York
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Cleveland ..... o.
New York ....... 0 . y 0 0 Q ID
Summary i!uns-Cirancy. Chapman.
Wood. Turner go. O'Nciu Gilhoolev'
Walters. Two-base hits-Turncr l2l'
Baker. Three base hits - Gilhooley
Turner Home run-Wcod. Sacrifice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-15

The Ions dormant old Boulevard
Park Will come again TO life on sat
urday afternoon. when the Old Nir-
Einias and the Alcos, heated rivals for
commercial League honorS. are TO
cross bats and strive to bring home the
Iacon. The outcome OF the contest
viii most probably have a bearing on
me league pcnnant for the year
The amateur fans of Richmond all
know just what kind of mines are The
Gid NirS unL the Alcos There
should be record bres king attendance
out on saturday TO give the glad hand
TO the proceedings.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS.

YEsTERDAY'S RESULTS.
IostOn. q; Chicago, s.
-, pLiladelphla. /: st. Louis. eleven N
New York. .; Cleveland, =,
washington. 3; Detroit, 8,
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pN'i'S . -. 90 3
'Battcd for pcckinpaugh i'm ninth.
TBatted for Sanders in ninth.
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Paper Sight Wa. Costly to brown.

Pete" Carney, whose "reminiscences
are always received with glce by the
'.apshootng fans; tells the following
story on George Brown. one of the
beStknown gunner OF the North
Usually when trapshooter has n
new tangled idea or Il sight that he
wants TO try out. he gives the home
club boys the benefit OF the test: but
1t remained for George Brown. of Sen
eca Falls, n. Y. n seasoned shooter
TO try out paper telescope sight in the
Alapiewood championship--the classic
event of the Maplewood Trapshooting
tournament. In this event with
Hrown were ten of the best shots in
me last, every one winner OF L
The winning OF the championship
meant SlUO in gold and :: diamond gold
medal: 1t wasn't an event in which to
Experiment. and besides it was rain
ing. Brown, however rolled up a score
sheet TO resemble Il long tube and
strapped II to the barrel OF his gun. He
'aissed four of The first seventeen tar
gets thrown-more than he had missed
IN any one days shooting all week
and then tore off the wet tube. Brown
hhiShcd the event with 4 run of So
straight. Any one who can break So
doesn't need paper tube sights.
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philndclphiu.

Totals 81 So
rBattcd for Perry III tenth.
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ILLS 81 SFsD
Ran for Luderus in ninth.
TMsusel out: hit by battcd ball.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
INTENSE FIGHTING
 ON ITALIAN FRONT

(Continsed From Page one) fdence that it will be able to break the force of the blow.
 Throughout the country there is a feeling of tense expectancy. The grave, solemn faces of the people are expressive of the seriousness of the hour, but also of the pride which is felt in the army for it's splendid stand all along the difficult battle front. The churches were more crowded than usual today, throngs of women pray ing for victory and for the safety of those at the front. Many brought jewels as offerings.
 It is believed that the Austrian gen. eral attack is a repetition of the enemy's maneuver of last October, when he took the offensive from Cap oretto to Monfalcone with the inten- tion of disgusting his main plan of breaking through the Alps and fore ing the Italians to retire in the Bain- sizza and the Carso regions. Now the enemy's feint apparently is intended to conceal the development of a plan long cherished by Field Marshal Conrad von Hoetzendorf to break through the high Asiago plateau to the Venetian plain, thus obliging the Italian army along the Piave to retire in order to avid being caught by an outf1anking movement,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
WESLEYAN GIVES
 FIVE DEGREES AT COMMENCEMENT

Middletown, June 17-Honorary degrees were conferred on five at Wesleyan university's commencement exercises today. The recipients were:
 Doctor of laws, Justice William R. Riddel, judge of the appellate division of the supreme court of Ontario; the Rev. Dr. William Mason North, '72, of New York city, president of the federal council of churches in Amer ica.
 Doctor of divinity, the Rev. Albert G. Kynett, '7S, of Philadelphia; the Rev. William D. Beach of the First Methodist church, Middletown; the Rev. Robert E. Jones, of the South western Christian Advocate, New Or leans.
 The class graduated numbered 55, but only 35 were present to receive their diplomas, as the others are in war service. Of 121 who entered with the class, 86 are now serving with the colors. Of the graduates, 23 be- long in Connecticut. High honors went to Frank D. Harris of Middle town.
 The Isaac Rich prize for the com mencement oration was won by Chuan Chao of China. It's value is $100. There were four contestants. Honor able mention was given to the Rev. Richard P. Elliott of, Bloomfield.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
Definite News of
 Situation In Italy
 Is Hard to Obtain
(Continued from Page One.)

London, June 17-A successful raid was carried out last night east of Arras by the British, who took few prisoners, it is announced officially.
 The statement follows:
 we carried out a successful raid last night east of Arras and captured few prisoners. A raid attempted by the enemy yesterday morning near Givenchy was repulsed.
 For a short period during the night the enemy's artillery heavily bombarded positions northwest of All bert. Elsewhere only normal activity was reported"
 Paris, June 17.--The French troops improved their positions north and northwest of Hautebraye, between tth Disc and the Aisne, in a local op- eration early today. One hundred prisoners and some machine guns were captured, says the official state ment issued today.
 The statement follows:
 Between the Disc and the Aisne the French early today carried out a local operation which resulted in i'm provement of the French position north and northwest of Hautebraye. The French took 100 prisoners and captured several machine guns.
 "In the Cavieres wood and in the vosges our troops repulsed enemy surprise attacks. There is nothing to report from the rest of the front.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
Ideal dresses for Commencement.

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 A beautiful Georgette crepe is made over fine net. Glowing lightweight fine crepe de chine is trimmed with fine silk braiding.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
VECSEY CHARGED
 WITH CAR THEFT;.
 CASE CONTINUED

Louis A. vecsey, of S05 Wordin ave- nue, charged with stealing an auto mobile belonging to Michael Chesko, of 562 Arctic street, last Friday night while it stood at the corner of Fair field avenue and Middle street, was arraigned in the city court today and had his case continued until June 20.
 According to the police the car was stolen from the parking place in Mid dle street while the owner was at the theatre and a search was made imme- diately the loss became known. The machine was traced to Stamford and was finally stopped between Green wich and Portchester. When the ma chine was located it is alleged that Vecsey, who is a well-to-do Bridge port business man, was one of the men vho jumped from the car and tried to make their escape. One of the men got away, but Vecsey was captured and later turned over to the Bridgeport police. Chesko recovered his car.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-17
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