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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

VIRGIElA'S RELIABLE BAZAAR. WOLF
y BNOOkS. You Will find plenty horses
ahd mules. second hand wagons. buggies
atnd harness, Tor sale daily. Auction days.
htsudy aid Saturday Bring Us your
plus stoek We VIII sell then, for you and
YOU Cal! get your money same day. lSUs-ll
!-as; franAi!u Street. Phone Madison 1884.
w AGoNS- Erc.-tor hardware and wa cors
Sc IL =. l}rtst"w. lol North Eighteen; h
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FARM
For Sale

40 acres. half i'm cultivation: uuar-
ivy or cordwood, some timber: 5-room
dwelling, two barns, large orchard
west Of city about IL miles. Price,
$4,000.
]. A. CONNOLLY e. CO,
Seventh and franklin Streata
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Poultry and Supplies,

rtRINh PIG CHOW-proyidc I,rr,
;, ;i3tne on which TO hang the fat 10
ouiid i nruHiabie hog, tho Young pic D,,ist
-. given feed containing adSnu.1o nni
broper minerals f"r bone building and min.
rrhlS itIHt go 1" make ics h. blood hair ana
MT fur!na fiE Chow is :. balanced ana
#S'cht!it ration containing tho inEr.,.icu:s
necessary TO build bone aud 10 load IL with
il"Sh and fai. iiraucr ~ hasten, D!s;ribn,
tors. !29S East cary Street.
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Wantcd-Iiyc Stock.

WILL EXCHANGE diamond goIit.irc -J--
worth So, for two $50 Liberty bonds
~. care Times DiSpHt"h -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

OLD FALSt. TEi:riI-liighcst prices paid
!cr Old gold aud silver false teeth dis
npHG. ana watches. T.. g. Meyer Jcwclry
20. = Mstt Broad street
FlANO. furniture. household goods bought,
.,i so.a' ,,s"thanrHG Anderson. Broad at
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

BONDS Don't scH VAR stamps aud ..o,-.
eminent bonds. money advanced ON same
II must sell "" explain low $50 bon: " M
North Ninth. Hours, 81 daily Saturday
BUSiN ESS-For sale. IN date cstuh-
lshcd business which Viii nav good hivi-
dcnds tho Investment. S2I.O01 needed:
good reasons for wanting to sell 30 caro-
Times DISPATCH.
BUSINESS for sale. an uI.tO-datc cleaning
business. we'll established, with now Hon
man machine: cheap Tor cash. Address G
2l3. care Times ptsnat Oh.
t,LEANlNG SHOI'-Wantcd to buy Tor
cash, cleaning and pressing shop. Can
Randolph 1855.
ItjiIi, BUSl NESS For sale sol W.st
Baker. in Jackson Ward. Reason for soil
ing. owner going abroad.
FOR SALE, complete electric Shoe repairing
plaut, doing first class business Far
gain price to quick purchaser Can lie
seen AT ~ East Main.
GROCERY Tor sale dont; good cash bust
ness. Cheap rent. Also other rooms.
6%:. North Ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

ppNkEYS +" buy two donkcvs: must I've
car" Times DisuatCh '
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EARNS and Land For Sale. s

little farm. 40 acres mostly
ci."r, aha soil, anundant wood. GOOD It,
room house. orchard, I'm" spring. oUIhouses
- miles from Ctty. ktiIruad stop on
place. bargain. le". care Times Dis
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Heip-Aialc or i,cmni,. 8
Statesmen and Agents.

tAND1--W aatcd. salesman to sell cIClu-
sIvc niSh- grade iIc OF package ana uuIk
chocolates TO retailers ana IObU-rs through
Virginia. SOrtn ana south Carolina or. a
commission basis. Apply l. I-a. Gaze IIincA-
Dispatch.
HISTORY OF I'M WORLD WAE-Wanjcd
aS"ntr to sal! s-imvud, ii!-iury OF tho
Norid war ia iiyg volumes. victory Com.
utny. - y. %inth street
MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN - SaIesiIl.fl
Tor city ana for country may secure peg
nnnent ana profitable couneytion WITH -
w"4l-knowu limo OF motor TRUCKS and trul-
tors An intensive local advertising cam
ra!Sn "sIi b." luaususroteI q fun stosl
~ parts ANA lrHtr"ir-S service VIII boo.
aimed. Personal instruction 10 iueAperi-
.hce,! men and ass.st4 n-" .N "iOs.uE za.es.
ability. Mcu With clean suo-.safII record
~ any In" may apply - once. =. LOB, care
TIM Ds!si'ato.
TRAVELLING SALEShlh$ wanted. familiar
WIN powrr traUsmisslpu ct WIN cNueri-
ave tnil Information res"rdluE Yourself. O.
tergcnC" and salary desired. tiuui turrlfur..,
open. AuWy ~ l,tjcv To- l.. -. BOX !s.s
ihArlsztuu. ". NJ
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TRAVELLING statesmen.

Manutac,u:er building national sao1 or
sanl@atoa IN grocery line has opening, .os
real statesmen who have proved ability ana
good references,
Salary And expenses with advancement.
On results; backed by nauona! advertising
Write letter stating age. experience.
height. weigh: and salary required
Interview VIII DO arranged II in,cres,oa
10y letter.
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FARMS. FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS, FARMS FOR SALE.
lothian rIhc. miles from cry.
70 acres. lI-room dwelling good ou;hcuses
- miles east OF city,
81, acres lsrse dwelling, IN excellent con
d.iion' annie outhous.s, ia Cncsterheid
ls5 acre, n Chesterfield county. miles
on .ncthichem Road small acreage. 10 and
AZ Greeoda!e, 10 acres, a-soom cottage.
Hs; s.t ssists I pss;r5m enc.
Seventh ana Mann Streets.
n"soy. Victim aud Ah.lm ' Streets E.''T I;lck.
ntonG, Va
FARMS Tor sale in amy location. Call ". S.
Robins"n y 20. ilb l.. Franklin Street "
:AisMS--fOr farms or suburban prooerty
3, see James T. Cosby. 3ol Mutuai building.
FAKMs--We nave several nice farms ou our
!. i'si' See US: e. l. y II. l.. Denoon sVi
SALES, loans ami rents. t:lam u Funst.n.
lli5 East Main Street.
II ACRES Farm. about II dcrcs. 20 clear.
alone, i4 worth the money, mile, and hall
i f"rgs! III \? better IN chssteriiold
u.
l5h. ACRES Tor sale, about half cleared, in
GoocH 1.iL! cunt; s'room house and
srr!ng. Some timber. Close To school
post oiiice church and store. al. miles
iar,n near Rcnmend Price, s.. oo "' i Kan!
do!ph G2aI.,l, or IL West Marshall
l55-ACRE farm. 100 acres ruI;!vation good
farmhouse and all necessary outbuiidingr
si.'oo terms loo acres on good road, aood
good barn S.. SOC. terms T. q oI IHax mouse IiSs.
g!tE. PHONE Randolph 94a.
500 Ack , ESmfor SALE. oY-acre farm at sta
Ri.hmo M Spisndia land All ilabie
! . lsox ' iGSS. Mat1 chmomd IA a"FSSs owner
Houses ror Sale. "a
BA in,i,e; II, ilE,tGlTsmFor sale. in Barton
home. rr.%e and terms to suit you. JOS i.
a% i'm
HOME FOR S;\LE-!'or sale. modern home
Of (" rooms hot-wat"r heat, baths. near
ON Boulevard 1911 s"''
~..iier :sehaaf. 200 Central Nattonal 'fBh ank
Building.
held 4 Blake. lne 20 Nortn Eighth ST.
IL lb. is . nome , IN i"s city or IN The sub
Nj t.dst Main street.
pROPERrl--For Jackson Ward property
call Eandoiph ass. b. y. Cephas
WpoDI.AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms and
bath. electric lights. hot aud cold water
all modern comr"n'ences. etc: fencing and
"uthu!ldings. Location TwcntN-iifth Street
Nice home. can he bought direct from
"wmer Lot 65Nl5o. Price. $1,000 Address
nwne-, !. los 1916. Richmond. Va
HOMES FOR SALE-Buy Aluhieman 4
kayhoc home now. Don't wait. Phone
Madison 7i13.
PARE E.-DwcIiing on Park Avenue cost
Ss.aOn. tine N-room. white brick. modern,
would sell az sacrifice FOR cash. & 1870 care
Times Ilspatch.
Lots for Sale. IS
BARGAIN--Corner lot in tiintcr park A
NJ Cover, ~ North Ninth
shore Property for Sale. s8
EIGHTu AND FRANKLIN stores. ,
real bargain: for division Of owners Terms
I" suit Meredith X foindcNter ) North
Eleventh street
TELEPIioNE Iiandolph and tell q Times
Dispatch Want Nd JalScr what vnu
want shell help you write a complete
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REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Sale.

Suburban For Sale. 81
ACRENGE- wanted to sell acres With
y"uns orchard, ovor TOO trees: nice grape
;ior tor homc Scar Forest Hi iii PARK bsfT
@ S@T 'if4 70 carr DC fngTeI,H1Hs Address
cearciiS 4 %. seventh ana 1'' FRANKLIN
PETERSBURG PIKE For sale. brand new
-, s-roYsm: i-stGry bungalow a, Stop -.
500 cash aud balance easy terms See s'n 4.
! nnnshlrsy. I2"s Mutual Building. Phone
SCbuKBAN-w. nave several homes in
sr'oP a., 'f!s sn "a Sinrs% Stree. An
W,ES'ruAMrTON We soil the best of West.
hamilton For tnformation. see US, Gosan
: N.>h !: North tiEhth Street
Real Estate For Exchange. 80
is3-AcHE rAi;M. large number OF live stocx
and nm onc to speni 'T T"msy Mi v rs
chang" for city property. Address L 252
Wantcd-kc:h ESTATE. 50
AucrioHEERs- Wanted II you have
sGil l"t US submit You proposi,on TO sub
auction. Furnish test OF referonees. Wrlie
Sc HiH'G r1 MSs5H 'nH Auc'''" CO.. p
COUNTRY rhprEHrf wanted. II you
I Gne "a i far or go"Srg s home for sat?
rhditmer Richmond. Va
FARMs-lisl yeur. farm property for sale
OF tcnt with W. + Harris. 800 East Main
Street Iighinond. Va
FERMs-LisJ your farm Tor saio With us
Now. our farm dcpariment active. Get
blanks for listing at our office. Richmond
trust 90. lt"'i Estate Department. Seventh
ana Main St'vcts.
HOMES WANrEU--We have clients for
houses IN West End e r Schmidt Il
60. - North Eighth Street. Randolph
LIST For quick results list your farms aud
city property with -. 6. Taylor " Co.. -
North Nmth Street.
LISf your property TOR safe with Gee Bros
H. Hun Street Madison Jasv
LiSi your vacant property with Rex o.
Jones. 10 Eorsh Sixth street.
LIST Your vacant property with William
Miller " Co, 70 North Eighth Street,
Lotto yIu want to sell your lot? See
Whit. Il Co.
LOTS Houses ana lots quickly sold IL
listed Win BrnsE brothers n Co.
VACANT urop.riy Is III demand. What hava
propcrtr ". T. Purcell .ir. Co.. Inc. sl7
10 .--Z:... ~ L4nIoLnn 2lss
CTIONS-LEGAL
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READY MONEY

W" arc prepared 20 make YOU
IpeH OF abE amount up to $500 on
your household furniture. At :. lc-,i
rat" cI interest. We tdyanc. Vol,
money 90 Uay outstanding bills and
;:rtnE" Your Payments as low -
800 per luuatlI. Ne iualg M
'hrfE" Tor Investigating your aprIi.
cation. You only nay the iutcrcr,
allowed 10y law 80 notary fcrs
Seah"asl Security 20. lgS Norrh
n.S@uiA street. Phone Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

To the creditors of HERBERT l,.
SCOTT. OF Richmond. in the Coun :
~ OF Henrico. and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on
!.Ey Is, 1919. the said HERBERT n.
SCorT was duly adjudicnted bank :
rupt and that the first meeting of his
creditors Will be held in my offiTse,
Rooms ll1S-ll19 Mutual BuildirE.
kichmond Va, on the PATH DAY Oh
MAY, 1919. at 10 O'Clock in the fore-
noon at which time the said cretii.
tors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint 2 trustee, examine the bank
rupt, and transact such other businksa
as may properly come before said
meeting. ~
THOS. 3. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy-
Nav Ia. l1lN - = -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

In THE DIS rKICT COURT OF THH
UNITED. STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF No o4a7
HUGH w. BURTON In
Bankrupt. Baukrun,cy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

EIGHrll MD FRANKLIN stores. !,
real hIrEatn. FOR division Of owners Terms
I" smi Mcrcdith y l'oindcNter. North
Eleventh street.
TELEPHONE Randolph ! and tell a Times.
Dispatch Want Nd Jaltcr what vo,,
want. shell help you write a complete
"d that VIII Quickly got good results
dean a.! tnear classified ad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

POTATO FLtNFS-Napcy Hail aud pori,,
Rico potato plants, $3.50 per DOE u
Shnler. RemperL G
II YOUR proposition is worth adycrIIs-
Ing any day. IL Is worth advcrtIs!n.
every day
WISE adyeriisers keep on adNcrlisinc
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MERCHANDISE
Seeds. plants. I.cr,lIilcrs.

Sweet ,,r0rNro PLANTS For s,lc
Nancy ,lla'I "u1 Porto ilru sNuo, ,.,into
plants ,M'lh"us. <Z5p u"r LOCO r. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

READ, and use eIasailicd ads 10; every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING ads
CREDITORS
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcti-AIale,

At once. 10 painters.
'Vc per hour. Public Employment Eu-
f"an. Ikuom D. CIV nan
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To the creditors Of HUGH ". BUR
Henrico, and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
May 10. 1919. the said HUGH w BttR-
TON was duly adjudicated bank
rupt. and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held in my
office, Rooms 1lfS-lll9 Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va. on the a4TH
DAY OF MAY, 1919. at 10 o'croct
In the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove tiieir
claims. appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly como before
said meeting.
THoS. B. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
May IA. 1919.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THR
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. -,
In the matter of No 243s
HERBERT r. SCOTT Tn
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING :adS
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

MAi>h loHr Wanl Ac Enec,ne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16

BY {: l.. & II. l.. DENOON, NC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Lots for Sale.
Shore Property for Sale.

lot in iintcr Park
NJ Cover, ~ North Ninth
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Specials al tuc 9turr,.

CLOruhS We bay AMI ae' sgsond hanI
shoes and clothes 81, Nvrtn ti.si ST.
Madison .lv3 ~''N|N
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
Baseball Games Feature
Liberty Labor Day. Big
Crowd at Celebration

LIBERTY, Ind, Sept. 2.-Before a
crowd estimated a 1900 people, the
Liberty MilerKempers took both the
morning and afternoon games from
Eldorado, as part of the big progra N
held here Labor Day, the first game
by an to 0 score, and the second,
TO g
Hartman and Craycraft and Judy
and kimmei composed the batteries
for the morning contest. Boulton and
Craycraft, and Baker and Kimmel,
were the opposing batteries in the Sc
cond. The heavy hitting of the Lib
erty team, Mike Knott leading with a
long home run, and the fielding Of
HasSis, Liberty's new center fielder
from Oxford. were the features of the
games.
Band concerts were given all day
by the Eldorado military band. Before
the afternoon ball game, boxing bouts
and automobile racing. entertained
the huge crowd. At four O'Clock, an
airplane gave an exhibition flight
The day was closed with a Labor
Day speech at the court house and a
big dance followed at the coliseum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
ENJOYED
AT PARK; QUAKERS
WIN Wild CONTEST

The Richmond Quakers evened up
the count with the Indianapolis ALL
Professionals when they took Mon
days game at Exhibition Park in a
wild and free for all smuggling match,
Is to 8. The game was full of long
drives.
Richmond collected total of Is hits
to the PROFESSIONAL IA. The Profess
SIGNALS played a poor game in the
field, making 7 errors, while the Qua
kers had clean slate. In two in
stances, Richmond scored a run with
out the aid of hit, entirely on errors
by the Pros"
The first five men to face Roop, who
was pitching for the Quakers, hit
safely and before the inning was over
runs had crossed the pan and more
would have been scored, had not a
Logan after Ogle had famed, ended
the inning.
Things looked blue, but Dehner, who
had great day, getting two hits out
Of four. one of them home run, got
on through an error, and aided by an
other error and by clever base run
ming on his part, brought in Rich
monds first run.
For the rest of the game all Rich
mond did was to run around the bases.
In the second inning, FitZgibbons. who
also played a great game, making four
hits out Of four chances including a
long three Dagger. made his first hit.
stole second and scored on Roop's
timely bingle.
In their half of the second, Indian
apolis made three hits but were I'M
able to score.
Dehner opened up the third with a
long home run to center field. Minner
then drove the ball to left for three
bases. Hill and Gray followed with
singles and when the inning was over,
Richmond was leading, to A.
Richmond scored one in the fourth,
one in the fifth, five in the sixth and
three in the eighth. The seventh was
te only inning in which they were I'M
able to score.
On four hits, including two two bag
gers, triple and base on balls. In
dianapolis added four more to their
count in the seventh, and in the ninth,
a single and a double added another
run. Their grand total, however was
a long Way from fifteen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
Pan Hellenic Council
Warns Against Joining
Unrecognized Sororities

With the opening of colleges all over
the country and the subsequent fra
ternity rush" season a warning has
been sounded that the National Pan
Hellenic congress, of which practically
all the national college sororities are
members, adopted a ruling in January
1915, to the effect that no girl who
becomes a member of an organization
bearing a Greek name and calling it
self a fraternity or sorority, before
entering college, shall be eligible to
membership in a national Pan Hellenic
fraternity.
This fact is not generally known
and many girls have had to learn it,
to their regret, after they had entered
college, hoping to become affiliated
with national organization.
Under the Pan Hellenic ruling, girls
who have joined these local sororities
after they have left high school and
before they have entered college, are
not eligible to membership in the ma
tional fraternities, which mean much
more to a girl in college and after
finishing, than the various local 'or-
CARNATIONS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
.S10,50O ADDED TO
COUNTY'S BANKROLL

An increase of approximately &c.,
500 is hown in the general fund OF
the county on June 80, 1919, as COM
pared with the amount on the same
date of 1918, by the annual report of
the county auditor to the county coun-
Gil and board OF commissioners, which
was presented to the council Tuesday
morning, at it's annual meeting.
In June, 1918, the amount OF money
on hand in the general fund of the
county, which was supposed to be suf-
ficient to carry on the work Of the
county for the six months following,
was SS7,330.95. while on June 80. OF
this year, the amount was 31,9G5.ss.
During the last five years, the
amount Of money in the fund has
shown a general increase, the only de-
crease being in 1916, where the gener-
al fund dropped 20 $52.910.96 as COM
pared with $60,476.55 in 1915.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
No Word Yet Received
From President Wilson

No word had been received Tues
day by any Of the leading Democrats
and citizens as to whether President
Wilson would stop over at Richmond
Thursday afternoon and make short
address on his way from Columbus to
Indianapoli
c. B. Beck. postmaster. who sent 4
telegram to Joseph P. Tumulty, secre-
tary to the president, Saturday, ask
ing him to urge the president to make
short stopover. had received no
word Tuesday.
Joshua Allen, local attorney, who
has been in communication with the
state democratic headquarters, in re-
gard TO the presidents proposed stop
over, had not received an answer
Tuesday.
Other prominent citizens are of tn,
opinion that the president if he has
the least chance, will gladly avail him
self Of the opportunity of addressing
RichmOndites.
Shortly before his abdication, King
Ludwig of Bavaria presented to the
wine museum at Speyer several bot
ties of wine dating from 1910, 1888
and 1922.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
REDS LEAD CUT
TO SEVEN GAMES
BY EVEN BREAK
Two Games With Chicago
Hold EN- Right Where They
Were-Play Today.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Cincinnati's
lead in the National league was cut
to seven games when the team di-
vided the double bill with the Cubs
here Monday. The morning contest
was taken over by Chicago. 4 to 3.
but through the persistent efforts of
Sheriff Slim Sallee, the Reds came
back in the afternoon contest and
won, to >.
Ten thousand fans. a large number
OF them White Sox rooters. turned
out to see he Reds gambol over the
green, for practically every Chicago
fan figures that Cincinnati will play
here in the world series. The crowd
was doubled in the afternoon, and
ground rules had to be established,
as the bugs were all over the lot.
Hold Eller had some difficulty in the
opening round of the morning contest,
and the Reds were unable to get in
the lead and stay, home run by
Merkle in the sixth clinching the con-
test for Chicago.
In the afternoon. Moran's athletes
stood up behind Slim, and took a
strong enough lead to win the con-
ties in the opening round. Sallee was
touched for fourteen hits in the after
noon contest, but he kept the Cubs
bingles we'll scattered, and clever field
ing on the part of his team mates
held down the score.
Groh Still Out
Although Heinie Groh's absence
from the lineup was noticeable. it
was not keenly felt by the Reds, as
Schneider played a brilliant game at
the hot corner, and was effective with
the stick as any other member of the
team. In the morning contest he lined
out the double that tied the score, and
in the afternoon pastime he cOntri-
buted a single to the Reds efforts.
Heinie is still nursing sore finger,
but expects to be back in the contest
when the club opens at st. Louis to-
morrow He was on the bench in uni
form in both games yesterday, but was
unable 10 play.
The team plays it's final game
against the Cubs this afternoon. and
Jimie Ring is slated for the hurting
honors. Hendrix will probably start
for the Cubs, and after this appear
tions for the Reds series against the
SoX.
The score of Mondays game:
Morning Game
Cincinnati .... $50 900 0O0-3 /
Chicago ...... 800 Dol 00x-4 10 l
Martin and Daily; Eller, Luque and
Wingo.
Afternoon Game
Cincinnati ..... 301 900 000-4 9 0
Chicago 1880. 900 Dol 100 II l
Sale and Rariden; Vaughn, Carter
and killifer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-02
AMBITION
PILLS
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Werdells Ambition Pills - that will
nnt vigor. vim ard vitality into nerv-
Gus, tired-out, all in, desponden:
people in a few days in many in
stances.
Anyone can buy box for only 50
cents, and A G. Luken, Glenn This
tlethwaite, Conkey Drug Company. is
onthor;xed by the maker to refund the
purchase price if anyone is dissatisfied
With tbs first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prostration. mental
depression and unstrung nerves caused
by over.indulgence in alcohol. tobacco.
or overwork Of any kind.
For any affliction Of the nervous
system Wendells Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed. while for hysteria. trem-
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at A. G. Luken &
Company, Glenn Thistlethwaite, Con-
key Drug Co., and dealers everywhere.
ADV.