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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
BELMONT RESULTS

:. First -ac.mhy. and haiti furions,-
tarlockcr. 40 LyE-> to I. to !. even.
hrst; Sailor. io5 tMcAte>). u to l. 5 TO !.
to !. second; Hindoosta IAN. 100 tBcthcl,. - "a
!, 10 TO ]. to, third. Time. I:o7 20 Piu
r'nzi. Kan knochr. MADAME Byng. WIN.
Gsrman. John Powers also ran
second race seven fnrionEs-star Master
~ t.oftus). 10 8. 10 g. 10 3. first: Corn
T"ssel. l?4 (Robinson> ; to :" even 10 ;
scc0nd: De nadou, los ,M"Atcc). 20 to l.
10 J. % !. third Time I;26. Rhine Maiden.
SNAP Dragon IL. .Tcwelcr. Day Due. Tom
cThir95 ranc.ee,,Inile and sxteenth-Gam.
"'h; ~ fWaNs). 20 :. ont. first PoAcher
~. ti'k"t. 10 :. out, second Stradiriou,
10y Pr""-.>. - 10 / to ]. out. third
zine n 20. Three starters
Fourth race-one rlile--Regal Lohe,. Io7
.LyT.f: IL TO =. our, first: War Machine.
~ lJ"n1nSonl II to J. to 5. out, second
Nose, l'. collins, 10 !. even out third
,in"i ~ Is. Thrc~ starters.
titih r"ce-one mile 'Deckmatc los tBc,D.
:" D. ; to 20 :. fr<t; Oenonc Ini CNr,
49, 49,, TO- TO- to? 70 8. second; starry
10 p ~ th'rd Peer Sight. lol tw.akorl. 70
J.! u" J. even. Time. "a l-5. Broom ped
dl"'. ''nrhr.ialty. SIR. space. High ciym-
Ir!s also ran. e" ''' !"
Gyke' - to ]. even. To ., frst: PoJnsn ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
PHOTOGRAPH EARTHQUAKES
Professor in Hawaii Perfects Device
Which VIII Greatly Change
Existing Methods.

i. HONOLULU. T. H.. September g.
Professor 7 y. Jaggar. Jr.. director OF
the Hawaiian Volcano Research Asso-
cations observatory al kilauea Vol
cano. on the Island OF Hawaii. has per
fected device for the recording Of
earthquakes and earth vibrations
which, II is expected, will greatly
change existing methods.
Professor Jasgar's invention, which
will shortly he given TO the world
through scientific publications. employs
the principle OF photography in record
ing earth movements 1t is said to be
much more accurate than seismoggra-
phys now used and to record vibrat ions
which arc not recorded by them
SO delicate is tho new instrument
that II registers tho surf beats upon
the kau coast twenty miles from the
observatory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
PLANNING SPECIAL RACE
Billy Kelly nnd Eternal Crack Juve-
mile, to Meet for
$4,000 Purse,

NEW YORK. September 6.-Plans
are under way for n special which
Will bring. Billy Kelly. Commander
ner. and Eternal. the winner of the
Hopeful Stakes and champion money
winner OF the season. together during
the present meeting at Belmont Park.
The West administer Racing Association
is planning TO arrange a special sweep
stakes event at $4,000 a corner open
TO the best two year-olds In train
Ing. AS ,.tAere are practically no
other juvenile IN the class with BILLY
Kelly and Eternal, II will practically
mean a match race between these two.
u is probable the stake will go 10 the
Red Cross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
CRUEL HUSBAND FORCES
WIFE TO BE KAlSERlTE
Woman Announces That She VIII
Bring Suit for Divorce and
Stop War.

MULINO. ORE. September 6-An
American woman who i've years ago
married member of tho nearby Ger
man colony. has announced that she
Will file suit for divorce. following re-
quircment that she register as an enemy
alien.
II am an American" she says. and
Will not be classed rs n German Just
because | married one. My husband
and have had no difficulties. but war
Is war. and / feel that l am Justified
In seeking 10 regain my citizenship"
IL Is said she will allege cruel and
unusual treatment" as the basis OF
her suit. claiming that IL IS cruel OF
her husband to force her to be n
not taking OUT naturalization papers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
But You Must Drive It Out OF
Your Blood to Get Rid OF 1t
Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
of applying external treatments, try
ing TO cure your Catarrh. You have
used sprays. washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved.
But after short time you had another
attack and wondered why. You must
realize that catarrh is an infection OF
the blood. and to get permanent relief
the catarrh infection must be driven
out Of the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this. the quicker
you will get 1t out of your system. S.
S. S., which has been in constant use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Here and There
With Carlo"
Series Stnn1as.

Series Stnnzas.
y phan. with head like a pin,
\ cSte-Cay picked the Red Sox to win:
But the song that he sang
As the Cubs put out Schang
Was. 20, Bring Back my 2-to-1 Tin"
Whose stick work was subject to
ptsrecard!ng advice.
u. bitteu the breeze thrice,
Making BARROW say worse than Cad
a sh!ryard short once questioned Kill
lfcr
What made him enlist and act sillyfer.
lie replied with a snort,
our year was cut short
And that's what I'm goig at Billyfer-'
After those two triples in the ninth
Yesterday, while the Red Sox support
crs We're standing on their ears. the
CUB rooters chewing nervously at the
ends OF the ncckties. the coaches on
the base lines pulling off impromptu
classical dances and everything-then
pqhuc ups and fans. zowie!
Hni. alter all, i, was just another
instance OF = pinch hitter who emu
latcd Casey and was absolutely unable
"a justify his name by punching large
holes in the atmosphere when he was
called upon 10 ht-
In Richmond Yesterday the money
Was : TO : for another Red Sox win.
To-day there should he much cub
money begging.
Many fans wan, to know why in the
Wor-rold Babe" Ruth was not in yes
terday. They all figured that Barrow
would probably hold onto the husky
"ifIhc' for every game in the series
an! trust TO his stick TO drive the cubs
{" their dcns Eut they can hardly
complain Of the fact that Babe" was
out and Whiteman in, for it is doubtful
whether Ruth could possibly have done
better at the plate than Whiteman.
whose three Dagger In the ninth made
Cub stock temporarily drop
lust wait until Jim Vaughn Is
matched against "Bahe" Ruth, we
figure that interest will run as high as
il ever has in any worlds series games,
numerous sport writer's 10 the CON
trary.
IT is likely that many OF the CITY
fans viii forget the big fracas up North
long enough this afternoon to attend
tho wind -up affairs Of the city amateur
championships series this afternoon al
boulevard Field. Proceedings arc to
start az 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
WOMEN BECOME CLEANERS
Follow Renpers and Gather Wasted
Wheat in Grnin Fields
of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. September g.
AS cleaners following behind the reap
ers, women are gathering wheat from
ers AT market prices and placing the
money in a fund to establish Il voca-
tional school here for women and girls.
Mrs. Ethel {. Peters. OF Indianapolis.
Is founder of the scheme, which has
met with approval OF farmers. More
than 4 hundred have volunteered TO
follow the reapers with sickles and
knives and gather the wasted grain
from knobs; corners AND other spots
missed by the machines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
"PATRIOTlC PLAY WEEK"
flnhs Announced by Children's Bureau
or United States Department
of Z

WASHINGTON September e-Plans
for patriotic Play Week" to he
observed in September or October
throughout the country have been an
hounccd by the Chil6ren's Bureau of
the Department OF Labor. The chief
purpose viii! be 10 implant in the minds
OF children an association OF the idea
OF patriotism with physical fitness, and
the ceiebrationS in many places will be
conducted in connection with county
faIrS and CNrNiNnIs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
UNITED STATES INVITED
Asked to Participate In Commercial
Congress in MontcrideO, Uruguay,
In December.

WASHINGTON. September 6-The
United States has been asked to parti
cipate in commercial congress in
Montevideo. Uruguay. from December
~ 10 -. Of this year. The object OF
the congress is TO promote and expand
trade and commerce on this hemis-
rhere, particularly among the Latin
American countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Single G.. Win. Match Rae.

INDIANAPOLIS. September 6.-Sin-
Irle c. the great Indiana PAGER. won
three straight heats from William In
their match race, the feature event OF
to-days racing card at the Indiana
state Fair. with purse Of 1000. The
time, 2:0l 1-2. 2:03 IA and 2:0l a. was
slow for .the two cha mpons.
as racing conditions were said to be
almost ideal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Firth District Team wins.

PHILADELPHIA. September 6.-Thc
Fifth Naval District team. from Nor
folk. evcned up the baseball series
with the Fourth Naval District by win
ming to-days game. to 0, In eleven
innings. The deciding game may be
played at Hampton Roads. The win
ner will meet the Great Lakes Training
station team for the championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
WANTS RACING STOPPED
Hnrylund Busin"S. Wen Call UpSn
President and Congress
e.

RALTIMORE. MD. September Ga
rcprcseutInc the Nerchnrte.
and manufacturers Association of this
city to-daT called upon President vii
son and Congress 10 stop racing IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Secondhand Furniture High.

AMSTERDAM. September 6.-Sccond
hand furniture in Germany now brings
when new few years ago. The fur
nishings OF a hotel in Frankfort. ac-
cording to the German newspapers, has
been sold for $4,000. although il cost
less than $4,000 whom installed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Pete Herman Win, Ron,

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. Septer9no- a.
Pete Herman. OF New Orleans, bantam
weight champion, defeated Young
Zulu KID Of Brooklyn hero tonight
IN fast elght-round bout Frank "a
Burns. OF jersey CITY. outfUught Bat
Ting Re0dy. Of New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. z.
TIE and from HaEbirgton and bsyo.d-D.jIv
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. I.ovilla & West, 100 d. $3.50 n
Main Line Local. $40 a. 1915 u
James River Limo. 10000 a.. 1915 %.
fsewDort News.
:, NIX. Old Point. 1900 a. SIC 100 n. 1900 D.
Newport News Local, 1900 a. s6:lS n
From Nfk.. Newport -
News. Old IT,. 1905 a.. 1895 D.. .6:56 u.
% Se:ss55 james n ft2 F. ps sosas 1879 a.
sDaily. IEXcept Sunday W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Atlantic Coast Line
A@eAAS
2he Stnhunru hahrouu VI the south.

3ne StnhuuTu hanrOuu OF the South.
Err EClitE JINE u. 1913.
TRAINS LEAvb HIEHMOND DAILY.
FoT Fi1rida and SOUTH: $500 A. N. ana
!. For Norfolk: sos A. NJ. 900 A. NJ. $500
For =: W. Ry. West: o:2O A. M. $500
For Petcrsburg: 12:45 A. NJ. sos A. NJ.
500 a. NJ 800 a.. M 9:2o q. Nj. 400 p.
Ms . = r; a A.. 'Si4S y. Al. sos +. M.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville. s4:osI
Trains arrive Richmond daily: e:26 A. H.,
1880 4; NJ 1893 ~. NJ s:55 A. NJ. 1901
s:!I 81. s7;is =. Al: s:l5 r: 81. ''' 49,
Time of arrival and departure and cone
nect.ons not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

"a Colltns), TO to S. 70 & second:
t'".uStSaoe llo tLoraas) 10 J. 10 J. & 10
., miro. Time. l:l33-5. Antoine;.e Magic
Maitland TapaEcur Grandee also ran.
Disqualified for foul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

of the high-grnde Help Wanted "A. In
The Times Dispatch. You can NE
them with profit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

Econo.nfze on your deliveries by buy
Ing Il good used auto truck. Look mt
the Ukcd Automobile Ads in The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Norfolk & Western Railway

keaye Eye II eet Stauon, hicnmond.
.EsSSk tTNcMISUHe. AMI, THE WEST:
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sI2:0l
noon 1913 r N; E5om she . WSest; '7;5s A
sDnily. tDally except Snnday tSnnd.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

To buy or sell. exchange trade.
Times-Dixpatch Want Ada ere tho
salesmcn efficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

are In Erent demand. Ict 'rimes-Dis-
pntch Want Ads rent your rooms or
lind room for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

iWo-UaSe nlt--FNlfer Three-base
ocher StTnk Whiteman Sacrifice hts-Scot Deal Double
plays-hllfer TO 1oocher; Holocher Merke Left
on oases-Amercans q Nationals base on errors
Americans, Bases bals-of Tyler 4; off
sl STRUCK outby Tyler, p Umpires Hildebrand at the
Plate em at first base; Owens base and ODav at
third base. Time SIS ~ y 10y a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

II is likely that many Of the CITY
fans viii forget the big fracas up North
long enough this afternoon to attend
tho wind-up affairs OF the city amateur
championship series this afternoon AZ
Boulevard Field. Proceedings arc 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

lust wait until Jim Vaughn is
matched against "Eahc" Ruth, We
figure that interest will run as high as
ii ever has in any worlds series games
numerous sport writer's 10 the CON
trdrN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
THESE PEOPLE PAID THE
DEFICIT FOR CHAUTAUOUA

Following e Pasoans. among the
guarantors, stood the expense OF the
deficit for the recent Ellison-White
Chautauqua, amounting to something
over $500: Robt- Erakauer.G G. 4. Mar
tin. f. c. DAVIS. Dr.. r L Ramey. W.
II. Shelton Chas. Bryan. J. n Spain.
P. 2. Kern. A u. Walthal. A. r. How
ard. O. J. BinfoTd. Dr. P. Il Brown. j.
r Gilchrist. Rev. Q. L Ovcrstreet. 4
4. Anderson. J. II. Wettergren. ". r
Schultz, Harris Walthal. J. ". Gilbert.
a. r. Bryan. C.. L Red. Mrs. J. r. IIar-
Fer. A. J. Strayer. L. B. Elfers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
HOROSCOPE
IMIDAE. - u. %.

A THOUGH Mercury rules strongly
n Tor good this day. according 20 as
trol5gy, Uranus IS changea1Ie and
sinister. IN the evening Jupiter is in
benofic aspect
There is a promising sign today for
all who advertise, as 81 ell as Tor edl-
tors and publishers
Changes in legislation beneficial TO
magazines are foretoId-
There is a -ule under which treach-
cry through writing is indicated The
printed word may be exceedingly
dangerous while this coalgu-ation
prevails
Uranus is I'm a place that seems 20
presage brilliant achievements in
aviatlon. but many accidents
During this planetary govcrlu ent
explosions may cause damage 90 pub
lie buildings and there is also danger
TO railways
position is prognosticated Tor next
month when there VIII be tragedy
OF national concern
In the evening OF this day banquets
or meetings az which financial and
diplomatic topics are discussed come
ton. stimulation and success
The growth OF many democratic
ideals VIII mark the summer months,
10 is prophesied.
Colleges and universities have a d.
rectiou held 90 presage practical work
for the uu5uilding OF the war torn
world Institutions iu View York. CAL
if0rnia, Wisconsin and Massachusetts
have prOgostlcations OF supreme at
taiumenr IN war service
New houors for women are prOphe-
sled. This viii include army and
navy rank as ven as appointment %
positions previously held by states
men
Persons whose birthdate It IS prob
ably viii have O. successful year in
business. but they should guard
against scandal
Children born on this day are likely
90 be kind and generous but stubborn
and hard to manage. They should be
trained 20 De- truthful CO1yrig ht
1913. by the Mcclure Newspaper syn
dicaLe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
ASTONISHED At
WHAT IT'S DONE
Gained sixteen and a half
pounds on Tanlac and
troubles are gone.

when 7 bought my first oot--e e
Tanlac / felt like 10 was tu2L mlc-
money thrown away so my Won-sl
ful recovery has aston-sneQ ms $40
1lrs. p. A. Johnson. who resides a. ~
Third street. II F1sos 4eA4s, &c"
aFor eight years" she continued.
Il have been physically broken aoWl
and have suffered torLlres Win
rheumatism. Indigestion and narF Gus
ness NV whole body seemed 10 be ar
fecred with rheumatism and my joints
were swollen and PANIED me 50 was
almost helpless Ny legs hurt me so
bad j couldn't bear Ey weight o.
them and mad 70 use crltenss, a 80
be helped about Nothing ] would eat
agreed with me and my stomach was
In such an awful shape thai
couldn't stand anything tight around
me. For months at q time llfe4 on
LIQUID diet and even this at times
stomach affected my heart so some
times I felt ike every breath Woul4
be my last and my nerves were SIM
ply shattered TO pieces also A---
headaches and never knew Wl1l %
was 10 sleep more than two hours
any night
Honestly. 7 have spent three
fourths Of my kline during the
mast two wears flat Of my back in
nv house looks like a drug store
have spent many dollar with Ill
tie OF no results 4 was told my trou-
bic was caused by appendlcltis anu
when was operated on and SUN
suffered Just as bad as ever. De-
came discouraged and felt that
would never get we'll could jus-
feel myself going from bad 20 worse
every DAY. 4 friend OF mine urged
me to try Tanlac and I am now on
mr third bottle. have gained six
teen pounds and q half and am al
ready feeling Ike a new woman lt g
positive fact, these three bottles
Of Tanlac have done me more good
than other treatment and medicines
that have cost me hundreds 9 dol
lars. The pain and swelling caused
by the rheumatism has entirely letl
me I eat just any and everything
want without 10 hurting me asa
sleep every night like q chlll- lE
nerves are steady as clock and
really haven't felt 50 well IN elEAL
wears aud my friends are al talking
about my wonderful Improvement.
Tanlac IS sold en- III Paso By Kelly
& Pollard Co.. Inc and Peoples Drug
St0re.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Hqbiis Nhich Destrou Beautu.

while, We wake up 20 some Itle
trick ike thar and feel quite surprised
that we never knew such an obvious
thing existed
This girl had certainly spoiled her
mouth by that habit For, when she
turned her profile 70 me. I saw how
much larger t. was than Dc would
normally have been Since then. Z
have been taking particular notice
OF habits. and have gained much
knowledge from my observations
Nervous people froEu as they talk;
il-tempered people f-own all the
time Result: wrinkles and old age
stamped indeiiblv on their faces
some women have a habit OF pull
inE their noses Result. q large or
badly formed organ. here
Children get into the habit o.
handling their noses. and spoil this
sensitive member for life Babies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
Gaze Cheer for Kaiser,
Wound Up In Hospital

ST. Louis. 40, Nay 30.-Charles G.
Kirseh, s5, a six-foot German. walked
into a cigar store and announced he
was from Germany and wound up his
remarks with a cheer for the kaiser
Max Cohen. who expects soon 10 be
drafted. climbed up on cigar box
and struck Kirsch with his fist When
a policeman arrived on the scene the
fight was over He took kirsch to
the hospital and then 10 the police
station. where he was held for the fed
GIL .uthorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

suck their thumbs. and a malfo-ued
jaw. pr0-ruding teeth. and a general
look OF stupidity follow
People bite their lips. and the lips
get thick and coarse looking Other
folks bite thei- uails-growu-up as
wei as children. and raggy looking
fingers result Fingers and hands
play such an important part I'm ones
looks that ] never can understand
why this habit is allowed TO develop
There are hundreds Of little tricks
OF expression, or maunerisus. that
stamp themselves indeLbly on O. WOO
man Folks get IN the way OF read
Ing close 20 the page, and grow near
sighted, when they should never have
been So children slightly cross
eyed are allowed 10 grow up that
way. when This IS easily remeliad uy
medical attention
Watch yourself for any little hab-
Cts that may be playing havoc VITA
your looks
Questions and Answers.
Nae-Try this unusual way 20 fiZ
your hair Comb lightly back from
the face. putting the hair becom-
ngly over the ears. and make a
loose single braid Bind this fcoro-
net styleJ around the head and pin.
Long, fine hair does splendidly This
way; t. gives an effect Of marching
and % stays neat looking all day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND JoHNNY'S KNAPsACK.

. through the woods TO look for an ad-
venture. He couldn't find one at first
and all that happened TO him was that
he helped a little RED ant lady crawl
over big stone, for which she
thanked him
And then. all Of a sudden. the bunny
rabbit gentleman heard rustliug ~
the bushes. and along came marching
john e. the squirrel boz soldier with
his llnapsack on his back
How is it," asked Uncle WiSgly
How 90 you Ike ite"
Fine" answered Johnnie. My
kuapsack IS just dandy, and I've sol
something in IT, TOO"
Have you. indeedz" asked Uncle
lVicglly That's just fine
rs III Wei. I'm So glad 10 know
THAR suddenly interrupted a bold
and most unpleasant voice y was
Just wishing for something fine and
nov III take f.. After that III take
you two" and out from behind tree
popped the fuzzy fox
Before Uncle WiEgily or Johnnie
could stop bin the fox made a graz
for the squirrel boys knapsack and
tore il off his shoulders Then the fox
opened the starch box and began eat
ing what was inside. But he had not
eaten much. before. all Of q sudden,
be began frothing at the mouth and
he cried;
"Oh. washing powder and clothes
pins- Oh. ironing boards and bees
wax. Oh. what have I bitten into? On
this is 10 place for metz and away he
ran as fast as a trolley car.
We'll that's funny said Uncle
WiEgily what VAS ID your KNAPP
sack, johnnie
Two big cakes OF washing soap,
answered the squirrel boy. laughing
81 went 10 the store 10 get them for
my mother. and 7 put them in my
knapssck 60 carry them home
well it's q good thing YOU did. for
in that way YOU fooled the fox said
the bunny And that's just how u
happened And II the rain ooesn
fan in the cats eye and make her
scratch q match on the back OF the
stove. III tell YOU next about Uncle
Wiggily and the war bread--Copy %
right 1915. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.