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Watch the Little Pimpies;
They are Natures Warming

steps n rid the blood a. these dis
orders And the one remedy which has
no equal as a purifier - :. :. &. the
purely vegetable blood medicine. which
has been on the market for more than
nity years. 1t ~ sold by druggists
every where
II you are afflicted with any form
OF skin disease, do not expect to bs
cured by lotions. oirtncrts. salves and
"ther local remedies, as they cannot
possibly reach the source OF the tro,i-
bile. which - in tho blood. Begin TAX
ing :. : 5. to-day. and write a com
plot" history of your case 10 our chic
medical advisor who viii give you spe-
cial Instructions. without cha rye Write
at once 10 Swift Specific co. AL Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv
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FIELD DAY is HELD AT
ElLETT COUNTRY SCHOOL
Large Attendance mt AnnunI AFFLICTED
Contests, (" Which New Fea-
tnrcs Are Added.

Witnessed by large gathering, the
dolph Elicit School. held yesterday on
inc school grounds. was probably tho
stitution. -
Many additional events to tho u.u,I
contests were upon tho program such
as the basketball throw and the base
oaii throw, which were not held Lar
Scaf. "ter the proceedings of tho
aitcrnooh' tho remnants. won by tho
various school organizations were pre-
S3thteu' me seniors received n large
nag Tor their creditable work in bas-
hcthail this fall, and the juniors be :
I ,, the proud possessors Of the Held
day pennant.
ne annual field day has always
uIaWh large attendance to the
sfonndS. II will be remembered that
tne neid day was, last year. sinful
nancous WIN the dedication OF tho
new Westhampton campus
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JAMAICA RESULTS

FRS, race-aolye turlones-Nan knchr,. 100
Elected; 100 CW Iclscy,;, 10 10. 1" 4
1Gllinsl to = 20 and / t" 3. third
Timr. :02. Mine Sweeper and Nissan
throne also ran
second race i've and ono half furlon---
- ;. first: Dr Camnbeii. ll2 O.. Ensors.
-, :" = Cyen ana :" :. second; Fclic!da ~
ihir'i 1'mr. los Meii"ra. Preston Lynn.
fah"u". iiuriincam", casaha. puiliar. Zen
MS Sister. Hnccarat and Bill Simmons
Third .rac"-sx furlongs-Tho .rortu-
gucse; II" &C.. Watson). so TO |. J. to /
and 10 !. :rs' Common Law, 10 dCi
,NrnH' =" J. even and ! to 2. second
70 .. ,hird. Time. 1913 As. Turf Mo-
lawn Magnetic. Gambia. Mackenzie. Sicrro.
I4stag" Sianln. Logical. Prince Rornco
RIO. Frank Waters and Dick Miller also
Fourth receive and ono. half furlonss-
Arnold 10 huyton); 20 70 is 10 and
l.3 - and even. second: Gloomy Gus. Ito
miro: time, :os IL. To" o. The Mcr NJ &
Ing Frank and Diamond Rock also ran.
n"r%ish no t;; Tapiinl, to ]. to ! and
even hrai: Stcliarina. 100 tEnScrl. 10 TO /,
I" and To !. second; Say. il5 (F Rob
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PiMLICO RESULTS

,7 F!5J; ,raessIiyS ,gTi@ons.- FGg',aoy rs
{ Il g. Maud" 10 ,MSA'eel. $ 10 ana
s. , 20 rh'T e., Tim ot Jq,hG I@wsrs
LiItl" Cote also ran
Second rar.-st- furlnurr- D-,e,,,,.,..,o.
IL 6 .ssd.tma;nl. Sa@ 80 500 90 and gil 70
49, second - E>t!n!+nle, ll3 tMersle:J.
Tn -, pac Isl, sIwia. f;ineto,c Sssgy SAN
t. Mar54 ana NsUiIa 4 also ran
al:u race Two miles Early l.irh, l"c
e &C., C.arth $:6Io $50. and $3.50. are,y
Tra SUI? kins IA chllenl, 81 a. ,hy!a.
IIltlc q "'c'"r. tHHOSurc Fair Mac
h1IT n,.,,i New HHycn Noiin u also tan
...s@ar Rock llo o.. w'inai@sp : "': "o'
-S az 40 ana $3.50 s-aonl l.tiIe 81
Gio ,TroNI 90 81 80, third rim" a5.i =
SSh.Fr'Ta n. : IL i;ae. var, clnG. wawoEa.
rthtlhh r.asc23oCcstH L.r!ongs. Mars Mouse Tic
80 sn.fV, N..'n and 3. first. Ju!c iii
. trEb5;eAS32 on ,r 10 ,mt Faso seennd, king
Crfrenry Sw.-n IT, il. E''l .icC'iov ~
cis,Ec aud Eubhcr ~. also ran
S'N. "a 'i!." and 81 SINtaul'h -BnpI
ntS, III !Nutrgu"2,. $ -" OFT ON. er.;
Hhihemaitsn loi Ifui!'n#ua uu, n.., So
Ggnc iaubrfs, IL tP.4st ca, th,-i
Time. la7 Is. Only three starf.r '"'' IT,
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SUPERBAS CAPTURE PIRATES
nv A.soc!ated rresg.l

PITTSBURGH May l1.-Both the
Pittsburgh and the Brooklyn teams
gave q poor exhibition OF ma jor league
baseball to-day in game which the
latter club won. : to {. Cheney was
effective until tho last inning. when
Pittsburgh obtained half of the teams
six hits. but the side was retired with
the bases filled. Cheney gave the
home team two runs in the fourth in
ming 10y making wild throw to the
plate Harmon WAS hit hard from the
start. and after giving nine hits in
hNe innings gave way tn steele. who
had little better success In stopuinc
the visitors. OMara knocked q long
drive to the scorchoari and tailed
by fast base running and "A long slide
10 the plate. The atore:
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Amateur Schedules

The schedule for to-day OF the
new !! -orSan!xcd Athletic League
teams g.. :iN follows;
IL. L.. Lees and Glenn, at lakewood,
J ::iO.
Trrdc-:ars nnd Barton Heights, mt
Byrd Park. .f,3O.
Guidc and VI oodnll Is GunrlcS. nt
Clarke SpringA. j so.
Tho Commercial League. whIch
has been split Into Two sections Ira
order 10 let In the tlroS and th..
Aviation Camp, will hold forth ns
follows:
section f-Oid NirEinins md As
bury. l,inmond No. I, Byrd Park.
.l:31 y. VI.
tiros and Randolph, Mt Byrd
Park. i::D T.. VI.
Section 2--Stncktnn street and
Battle Axe. Diamond No. =, Byrd
Hur;l. .t:l1 =. ~.
silent Athletic Club and Asbury,
ut South Richmond, lao L. VI.
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| nsightiy and Disfiguring Sig.
mails OF Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to tho warning
which nature gives, when unsiEhtly
pimplcs appear on your face and other
parts OF the body.
%ot only arc thcsn pimples and
splotches disficurirg. but they lead To
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomtorting irritation
and pain. Sometimes they forctcll
Eczema. boils, blisters. scaiy eruptionS
dnd other annoyanccs that burn like
flames OF fire. ana make you feel that
your skim Is ablazc.
when these symptoms appear on
any part Of the body take prompt
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INDIANS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
IRv .Assoc,gt.d rrcss

PHILADELPHIA. May l7.-Cleveland
gained fve-run lead in the frs; three
innings to-day. and Philadelphia's up-
hi'l fight fell one run short the In
dams winning. to 4 Burnss home
rUn and kopps triple featured the local
scoring. In the sixth. with runners on
first and third base and one out. can
tar Oidrins came TO bat in place Of
Shea. upon which Manager. Foh! re-
placed coumhe w;;h fnzmann. \ close
play Al the plate cut of the tying run.
and Enzulann held lihuaGelphiA safe
tnsreatter. The scnr.-
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bert 60. Myers, Schmandt. Carey t2).
S,cnSei Archer; Home run--O'Mara.
stolen bascS-Myers. Carey. Sacrifices
hits-Daubert. Cutshaw Double ninys
--Schmiut and Cation: Cation. Cutshaw
and Moiiwitz. Left on bascs-Erook-
errors ,-Pittsburi;h. 9 Bases on b,lls
oil cheney, ): OFF Harmon. |. Hits
on harmon. in inninss; of steele.
!" IN innings. Hit by pitcher--by
cheneF. ! tStenScD. Struck out--by
cheney. 2; b. Steele. $. Wild pitch
cheney. Passed bail--Schmid.. Win
NM. pitcher. Cheney; losing pitcher.
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BRAVES BY ZIG MARGIN

ST. EOUIS. May l1.-NeNf was IN
vincible to-day and Boston defeated
-. Louis. y 70 /. iinrstmau was Wild,
and the visitors hatt-i Dosk's Offering
almost at Will. hut thirty-onc mrn
faced Nehf. lie gave hut four hits.
Two of which cam" ia the ninth. when
the locals scored their only run He
did not pass ii man, and up TO the ninth
inning Lat two men reached first. The
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RED SOX WIN THIRD IN ROW
IRy Associated Press J

BOSTON, MAY II Boston took It's
third straight game from Detroit TO-
day The score was II 70 s. Fin
n"ran was knocked out Of the box in
the first inning. Jones and Cunning
ham finished the pitching for the visi-
tors. Ruth wa. the only Boston PLAYER
70 20 h!tlcsS. The Boston battery
made SIX hits. The score:
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'Sattcd for j. Smith in ninth.
LEattcd Ter Doak in ninth.

aEvT| ny INIINSS. II.
Boston ...... ul IS
ST Louis . - o - o u u q o IL
summary: kdnS--rowell co. HcrzoE
Wick lands j. 9. Smith t2). konctchy
90. Bethel Two-base h!ts-Wilson,
konctchy, j. G. Smith. Thrcc-base hit
-iierzoS stolen bases--J. c. Smith.
Kelly, j. Smith 90, Baird. Sacrifice
hits-J. .. smith. Konctchy. Double
pliyS-HoruShy and Paulcttc: J. smith
lcttc. Left on bascS-Boston. I: 81
Louis. .. First on cr-ors-Roston. -
Eases on haliS--off HorStman, 3: oft
Donk. =. iiits--off IlorStman. in
inning none "ut In second: off Doak
]" in innings. Struck out--by Nehf
:; b. Doak |. Losing pitcher. Horst
man.
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SHAW WINS PITCHERS
DUEL FROM CIC0TTE
In Another Fierce Contest Senators
Win From World Champions
~ i'm Ninth Inning.
INDIANS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
Boston Again Wins From Detroit,
While Ianks Get Rcttcr Grip on
Second Place in Standing List by
Defeating ST. Louis.
iRv Assoc,atsr rrcs..l

wASHfNGTcN. May I7.-Shaw won
n pitchers duel to-day from Cicotte.
NIilan's single and steal in tho ninth.
followed by Judges hi,. gave Wash
inGton the third game cf the scric.
with Chicago. - q. Tho score:
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Southern A.sdcintInn.

~ Mobile-Mobile. 4: CHATTANOOGA =
AT Observation-Disclosures. 4: Little Rock
At Birningham - Birmingham. 2
Memphis. -
y, New orleans-New Orleans, 3
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American Association.

:, Minneapolis Indian
apolis. rain.
At Kansas Ci,y-Kansas Ci:y-coiu.n-
bia. rain.
~ It paul-St. Paul, /: louisville. 4
At Mlwauk Milwaukee. 6: To-
lcdo. o.
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CUBS SHUT OUT PHlLLIES
IRy Associated Press l

=! NNN"VINttti TrHSS
iCAGo May 17.-Chicago shut ont
thIiauciphia. ~ u, to-day III Il pitch
inE due, between Vaughn and Main.
iiancr9fts wild throw of Mcrklc's
Eronnder. which allowed Flack 10 score
rom second base after single and
Steai was enough for the locals TO win
IN me seventh innitS. kilduns walk
ana singles by ki!litcr and Vaughn
hetteu the other run. Vaughn allowed
only four hits. which were well scat
tered. The SCnrc.
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MANAGER ST|NSON, WITH
FOUR COLTS, ARRIVES
Declares Tic, VIII Have Bunch OF
Real Ball Players This
Season.
POSTPONE BATTLE AXE GAME
Owing to Inability to Get Virginia
League Team Together I'm Time,
Contest Cannot Come Or Until
Coming Week.

Apparently tho expected meeting be-
tween Or. Frank Parker's BattIe-Axe-
men and the Richmond Colts Will have
TO he postponed from this afternoon
until early next week. The postpone
mcnt viii be due to the fact that Man
ascr Stinson. of tho Colts, will not be
able 70 get his squad together until
Monday or Tuesday.
The manager failed TO arrive Thurs
DAY night. The $50 train on which no
was supposed I" be on route for Rich
mond was reported on time. but at
1850 y. NJ. official. S;inson was neither
in SSieht nor IN hearing distance.
horev.r t'p wi1n N io TsSiSSr niy morning
Stinson. himself. did not seem to have
ma,criailr changed since his Virginia
l'eaSu: days. and expressed the desire
10 don a uniform az socn as possiblcH
Ills charges engaged In "a short prac-
nc" Yesterday afternoon. ana displayed
The four mon who reported ycs.er-
day are: Jackson "a left hanher).
butcher. Holmes. catcher; johnson, out
fielder, and vinson. imtieider.
COLTS WILL III: HUNCII
Or real. BALL PLAYERS
Optimistic as regards the local pros
poets FOR nasgins the big game this
let It b. known that the Colts Of laiS
would be bunch OF real ballplaycrs
~ spite Of the war l,ndi,ions The
arrival Of Mosclcy. VIII, has occupied
the third sack for Macon Tor tho pas,
two seasons. VIII raise tho Richmond
quota 10 iive. and /, * within tho
grounds Of probability that tho other
recruits who have signed contracts will
leave into town in time for the real
workout on Monday.
Practice viii. Of necessity. have TO
be strenuous on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. on account of INC rapidlv
approaching opening dav. There is We,
much I" IL done. bat Manager Stinson
has already gone after tho stray ends
IN manner "hiCh Is highly pleasing
70 n" club officials
~ VIII do everything In my power
70 CIV" this city "a winning baseball
club this summer" nc declared yestcr-
dly.
It's m to YOU. George" answer the
fans We're behind you
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Reds MAKE IT THREE
STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS
Matty's Aggregation Conquer New
Workers by Display OF Superior
Playing.
CUBS SHUT OUT .PHIl.LIES
Pirates Go Down Before Improved
Stick Work Of Supcrbas. While
braves Get Goat Of st. Louis Ont
fit to Tune OF & To 1.
CUBS SHUT OUT .pHILLIES
EEl Associatcu rrcss

CINCINNATI, May 1T.-Cincinnati
continued it's winning streak to-day by
taking tho third straight game from
Ne" YORK by superior play. pcrritt
was knocked out OF the box III the
,hird inning. Anderson. who took Per-
rlttS place. was relieved by CauScr,
VINO allowed only ono hit in the last
tour innings. Brcssicr pitched great
baIl and received perfect support. The
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YANkS AGAIN WIN


NEW YORK. May 17.-N.w York
"a gam defeated st. Louis here to-day
i 10 Russell permitted only four
niiS Errors were responsible for both
runs scored against him. Tho Yam
KEGS hnncho6 hits on Sothoron in the
second and ftth innings for their four
runs The score:
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inYonI, to 1. i TO =. and I to .. third.
'riunc. l:i7 Watcruroof. Impression Sa;.di.
MItiu. Lord l':i@hcibert and Tread Lightly
IL also ran.
SiNLh iacr-hv" iurlonEs-rh" wandcr.r.
il2 uiob,rson). q" .. I" 3. and out. first.
ana "u,. s"y"n! Aunt p.nah. 100 UDuX."nD,
: to .. aud t. >. third. Time
i.or Is Green Mint. Left Fir!uer. Dian
:lNI .ian
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BALTIMORE. MI. May lI-Jockev
rat oNcill. who was thrown az Pir,li-
co whila riding Bhomb in tho classic
steepIechase. died here tonight.
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New ! ork.

.NITT"l Tot T'fNHNVOrt m NiNth.
- Louis - q q q % %
New Ioris..... o = q > ~
summary: Runs-AuStin. Nunamakcr.
P!pD, BoG,e. Hannah, Russell. Three
base hit--pipp. Sacrliic. hit-P;pp
Sacrifice nie$--liAnnah. liendryx. Dou-
hle play-AuStin. Gcdeon and Sister.
Left on baSeS-Ne% York. l.: st. Louis,
.. First base on trroVS--St. Louis. =.
Bases on balls-off Russell, >: off Dav-
cuport. y HIS off Sothoron. in
innings; of Rogers, in inning: off
Davenport. in . innings. Hit hy
Ditch"r-hv EusseN. tSisler; by
Russell. .; by SoiAoron. |. Losing
pitcher, SotNoron.
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STANDING OF THE CLUDS.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston Mt ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at tincinnati.
brouklNn at itt.hurch
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International Lenpue.

~ Syrac'ise--Ne wark. = Syracuse. 4.
Al Rochcs,er-JerScy City. 3: Roches.
~ Runa Baltimore. .: Buffalo. IL.
Elnghamton Mt Toronto (postponed1.
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E. Totals 81 II
Battei for Yclle in sixth.
Battcd for Jones In sixth.

Batted for Yclle in sixth
1i5attcd for Jones In sixth
Score 81 innings: r.
Detroit .....o o 90 sos o-S
hoston ........5 o o > O1 XII
:, summary: Euns-Eush. Cobb, Vcach.
!i"i.man. VIII. Young, Spencer. Cun-
n.lnShan Hooper. Strmnk. McInnis (9).
iHomas 90. Scott 60 Schang (2),
Two base hits-!!ush. Strunk stolen
baSc-Ncach Sacrifice bi,s C.ohh
Sbean, Scot; 90 Double play-Ruth
!" scott TO Shean. Left on bases-
Detroit s; Boston 4" First base on
on halls-on F!nncran. .: of Jonns -
or Cunningham, ]; of Leonard. =
iillS---oif finneran. ( in 2-G inning: OF
Inhes III 10 innings off Cunning
uhn!' IN ! innings Hit bv pitcher
~ Jones. rrhomasl Struck nut--:,v
Jones j. BY Cunningham. !: by Leon
ara .. Wild nitch-l.cona-d. Losing
pitcher. Einneran.
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NounE out. Eit ny batted bal.
Score by innings: r.
New York. ... q q q q o q OF
Cincinnati ...... q 4 q u q S-5
summary: Runs-Eurns. Groh t2), l..
MaCcc. kouSh. :. Magec. Three-hasc
h:t-Thorpe. stolen baScS---BurnS Iim-
norman. Sacrifice hits. Maccc.
kou>h. Ncale. Double play-Younc TO
Harden. Left on baScS-Ncw York &:
zinc matt g. First base on error
Cincinnati l. iiases on balls-orf
Hresslcr >: off Anderson. l. off Causey.
l.. liits-off Pcrritt, ) in . Is innings:
off Anderson ! in % inninES: off
causcy. iii innings. Struck out
by E-cssler. |; by Causey. / Passed
b"li-liariden. Losing pitcher. Perritt.
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Washington.


Score by innincs IL
Chicago ..o q u q o q n O 10
Washington N q - O q u a. o i,
summary; Eun-Milan. Two So
Ntt"hiiah. stolen Dissatisfaction.
McMullin, Milan. Sacrifice hits.
Shanks. Foster. Double play-Mur-
ply to Schalk. Left on hases-Chi-
cngo, s: Washington. :. First base on
errors-Chicac , Bases on balls
en- Shaw. 4. Struck out-by shaw. s:
by Cicotte, l.
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by Coumhc. l: by Adams. | by Shea.
!. ny tctry. >. Winning pitcher,
Noumbo; LOSING pitcher. Adams
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Philadelphia
Iota!s &c.,. ..-...3 s - IL
.Eattcd for shea in sixth.
tS2tted Tor Gcary in ninth

score by innlngS: p
Cleveland ~ q " q q n o.
philadelphia . o 0 0-a
summary: Runs = Chapmam. Roth.
Wambsg4uss 81, Turner. Jameson,
Eopn. Walker Burns. Two-3asc hits
--Roto horp. Three base hits
Namhsgan~s kopp lime rim,
Turns. stolen be- scs - = ma pm a ~
WamhsEanss Speaker. Sacrifice hits
Williams. Roth chapman Sacrifice
ny-SpeaKer Double plaH--t'oumb.
Chapman and Williams; shannon. pav-
idson and Burns Lott on bases
Clevciand; Philad"lphis. $ First on
eff Coulh?, ) OH ADAMS. =: OF shea.
]; of Ge - Hits-cft Coumbe. !
2 rs innings OF adams Z i'm IN
nings: of shea in F.; innings: of
Geary in > innings III; hv p,icher
by Adams. ! tth4pmant. Struck out
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Under which Of The classification
nwrndinEs would YOU Xix" TO have your
Disoatch Want Ads are result rro
dncers. Call Randolph /.
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GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Washington.
It. Louis at new York
Detroit ut ISoston.
tieNcinnd ut philadelphia
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Totals
Pittsburgh
Totals

'Haitcd !or Schmidt in ninth.
Battcd for Harmon in NTH.
+batted for steele in ninth.
t'tan for llnchman in ninth
score h% innings: r.
Iroon!En .........h 1t
Pittsburgh .......i u . o IL
summary: EunS-o Mara go. Dau-
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National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
I.rootisu. :: pittsburgh. J.
Cincinnati. y: Sew l"rk. !.
th""s". :: Philadelphia. u.
~ LOUIS. I huston. =.
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.
Cincinnati.

i'NdlS t1'b IL
'Eattcd for Anderson in fifth
Young out. lit ny batted ball
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How They Stand To-Day
American LaaSue
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Itohton. II: Detroit. !,
Nc~ York. !; ~. souls. =.
tirN Gland. ); fhiin dtiphiis. !.
1.

STANDING or THE G
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Tho month of February. 1886. wa,
Dob one respect Che NOSE remarkable
in thc worid~ history. It had mo- fui
noou- january had two fuI moon.
aud 80 had March. bur February had
none. DO you realize what rare
thing In nature IL wnss 10 had not
occurred since the creation II the
world. and IL win not occur again ac-
cording 10 the computation Of the as
tronomcrs. for 2.5OO.O0O years
The pith Of the Monroe Doctrine is
contained in the following sentence.
I'VE owe 10. therefore. 10 candor and
10 the amicahle relations existing be
tween the United States and those
powers 10 declare that we should con
slider any attempt on their part % OK
tend their system 10 any portion Of
this hemisphere as dangerous 10 our
peace and safety"
The highest altitude IN the United
States proper is Mt Whitney. state Of
California. 14s9s feet; Mt Mckinley.
Alaska. rises 10 an altitude of 10000
feet; Mt Massive. Colorado. and At.
Rainier Washington. rise 20 a height
Of l4424 and l4.526 feet, respectively.
The highest place on the earth is Mt.
Everest. Himalayas. $4,000 feet.
The wealth Of the United States is
estimated an about Sl3O.0OO OO0,O 600
which is nearly Si.4J0 per capita.
tions is estimated as follows:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27

For Indigestion. Constipation or
BiiiouSnesS
Just Try one 5O-cent bottle of LAx-FOS
WITH PEpSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant 10 take Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co. manufacturers Of Laxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. Is tnsv
cannot reach TIE seat Of the disease
4t4ffh - a local disease. greatly IN
l-enrsd - constitutional conditions and
iA ofder 10 cure il you must take an
Internal remedy. Halls Cafarrh Neti-
ere Is thhfn Internally ana acts thru
the blood cu the Mucous surtqc.s OF az
system HaNa Catarrh Medicine was
pres rit-a ty one OF THE best phE-lcIars
~ tiis country Tor years- II q COM
la4rd ~ some ~ the best tones known
com hined with some OF tie besf blood
! ~ ilefs- The perfect combination of
me ingredients IN Halls Catarrh Medi-
ne g - nat produces such WONDERFUL
results IA catarrhal conditions. send FOR
Testimonials. free
+ y. CHENEY a co prnua Toi.fo q
All Druggists. zoe.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
To ESTABLISH AIR ROUTE.

Establishment of an air route 10
the French battlefront from the United
States in order 10 bring the fun force
Of American effort In the air 10 bear
against Germany has been decided upon
by the British Air Council Plans for
an initial flight across the Atlantic in
August. September or October already
are well advanced II is believed 10
he the purpose OF the British Air
Council 10 carry the bombing warfare
info Germany on steadily increasing
scale.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
TRY II, SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts your liver without making you
sick and cannot saliyafe.

Every druggist IN t0wn-your drug
gist and everybOdy's druggist has not
iced great falling or in the sale Of
calomel They all give the same rea-
son. DOdson's Liver Tone is taking
its place.
"CalOmel is dangerous and people
know IL. while DOdson's Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits" said "A prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. 4 large bottle costs but few
cents. and IL IL fails to give easy re-
lief In every case Of liver sluggishness
and constipation. you have only to ask
for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy
harmless to both children and adults
Take a spoonful at night and wake uT
feeling fine: no biliousness. sick head
ache acid stomach or constipated bow
els II doesn't grippe or cause incon
venience all the next day like violent
calOmeL Take a dose of cslomel TO
day and tomorrow you will feel weak
sick and nauseated. Don't lose n day.
work. Take Dodson's Liver Tone In
stead and feel fine. full OF vigor and
ambition. adbt-