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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-18

and found come bread and cold bacon.
Then Capt. Jimmy sent his crew to
bunkland and stood alone at the wheel
of the crazy windjammer throughout
the night.
Three days and half the storm rag
ed, the wind veerng back into the
Northeast and then to almost north.
On the morning of the fourth day Capt.
jimmy Rideout, to the amazement of
the natives and himself, dropped ans
Choir of the Dorman Bros. at the mouth
IL the Matanzas harbor. Promptly
thereafter he rowed ashore, found tho
American consul and filed certain
statements with him. Then he sent
a cable TO porman Bros, New York.
Brought Derelict Dorman Bros.
here. Will waive salvage for S1O50O.
Answer now. Capt, James RideOut."
Two hours afterward this message
came: John Dorman starts Cuba to-
day with money. Two captains short.
Snyder lost from small boat. Kelis
charged murder cutting hawser Job
for you double salary. Dorman Bros.
The second day thereafter John Dor
man arrived at Matanzas, receipted
for the rescued vessel and handed
Jimmy more money than he had ever
seen. Jimmy spit 1t three ways, even
shares for Blair and the boy. Then
he started for home, Il can just get
there in Time" he told Dorman-"and
wouldn't take your job for a thous-
and month"
Mrs. Kelsey answered Jimmy's ring.
She liked Jimmy. Just tell her" he
whispered, that it's man with a
Christmas present for her.
Mary Kelsey, with a very white
face, was sesrckingAthrough newspa
Somebody haA told her on the
way home that there was somethir
-U,4t me loss Of the Equator
with all on board. When, answering
her mothers summons, she found Jim
my Rideout in the parIor she almost
fair d. Then she began TO cry, By
and by, when she felt better, she
said:
TITS the loveliest Christmas pres
ent girl ever had in this world this
deed to the chicken farm-except just
one. And that's to know you're safe,
Jimmy, and aren't ever going to sea
again"
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chy. Mfe Of certeIs suspees ~ psen3e Aaenda

Her insolence told me what she was
thinking, and made me think quickly
Chrys was the wife of Hamilton Ger
tells in name If not in fact. And she
knew that Certeis had loved me for
years. Driven by her Jealousy, she
did not wait for me to answer hei
question.
$50 this was why you were SO des-
perately worried about Babs! This
was why you sent the baby home with
her nurse-and remained in Mexico
YOURSELF"
ter OF me than that, I'm sure" SAIL.
"Bob's here. Islthat a sufficient an
"Bob-here.with you?" she gasp
ed. Then she took my hand. For
give me. I've always been jealous OF
YOU, Jane. You do the most extraor'
binary taings-you find yourself in
situations of which only dream,
You're hare-where l have so Iona
wanted to be. Tell me quick-how
you and Bob happen to be in my hus-
hands house"
/ tHI1k YOU Gt4huI uaNV a lOt'SO 60AA
me, Chrystobel. But first-about
Bob"
Soon she had the whole long story.
1 decided not to conceal the hard facts
about Hamilton Certeis. Chrys must
hear the truth abcGs him. At the
mention Of his name Chrys turned
pale.
"Here-in his house, am sure a.
last that he is not dead" she said in
a voice that trembled. My own voice
wavered in sympathy, ] suppose, as l
replied:
"He is as fascinating as ever-and
as wicked"
"Once more my ouija board has told
me tho TRUTH" she went on.
"And yo5 came down here Just to
prove that your ouija board doesn't
lie?" asked impatlently. Chys and
never !emain in state of peace
when she refers to her ouija board.
She only nodded and drifted away
in some dream OF her own. She was
thinking of CertGis, knew.
"You certainly have chosen a love-
ly time to visit Mexico" said sar-
castically. But why did sensible
man like Daddy risk his life to como
with you?"
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Bob and / managed to restrain our
Impotence to greet his father and Sis
ter for the sake OF the cause" Thus
we dignified BOb's half-tormed
scheme to serve his country at the
headquarters of Its secret enemies,
should the need arise. We waited to
be summoned by Augusta to meet the
newly arrived Americans. We noticed
that they were being installed in suites
adjoining our own. We heard Sister
Chrys exclaim about the grandeur or
the hacienda when she stepped out
upon the balcony for few moments.
We smelled the familiar smoke Of
Daddy Lorimer's fayorite cigar Bob
walked the floor in his excitement
and I shed few too-ready tears. FL
nally became impatient Of the slow
machinery OF the Mexican household.
; l couldn't wait to meet Chrys accord
ing to the program of the hling
powers.
! realized Vlat Chrys must be
warned and that Daddy must know
about Bobs pretended subnormal
mentality.
walked out on my balcony, hop
ing the maid was not in Chrys' suite.
l pushed aside the heavy silk window
hangings and stepped into my sister
in-law's boudoir. From the bathroom
came the trickle Of the shower. /
dropped into chair opposite the
bathroom door and waited.
At che turning Of the doorknob 1
placed finger on my lips and ad-
vanced to meet Chrys. The girl has a
good brain-she started backward,
then caught the meaning of my ges-
ture and made no outCry Of surprise.
She placed a finger on her own dain-
ty lip as an answer to my warning
and we advanced toward each other
as If each doubted the existence Of the
other.
reached out my arms toward my
husbands sister. All the gladness
felt at seeing her must have shown
in my face.
Suddenly Chrys' hand dropped to
her side, her chin went high, her
smile faded. She looked like startled
and indignant goddess in her fine
white silk negligee
you here!" she said coldly. why
-are-you-here? Tell me-if you
dare!" Her tone became insulting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
B0WIE'S MINIMUM PURSE
AT MEET WILL BE $1,000
Mnn! Great Eastern Stables to Run In
Southern Maryland Asso-
citation Rnccs.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1o.-Mos. of the
great Eastern stables that are taking
the Maryland Jockey Club nj Pimlico
the fl faish at Bowie. W. r. Coe. w.
Captain Il. A Parr. y. -. Ewell. j. W.
Nay; George ". Loft. Samuel Rose, OF
smith John +. Scheer. samuel Lewis.
Frederick Johnson: y. r; Bressler. viii
Lam Lam SEA Larry Waterbury,. philip 7.
y. q. Soule. John Sanford. Willie
sharpe kilmer; Joseph H.. Davis. VIII
s !am Martn' Th fsolSms Cook Moods
Cornelius NJ Garrison, James Arthur.
A. /. Austin. II. 4: Bourne. J. J. Hal
ie eIs, e l.: Clement, Robert L.
Schwartz. Edward T. Whitney, Edward
NJ. Weld. j. H. Rosscter. J. Il. Dahlgrcn.
han An GTeyter 9s1er ThGmns Mona Mone
w. r. Rurch. Herbert l.. Pratt and III.
Eozicr Dulany are among the sportsmcn
TO whom stablins has been assigned ut
the Prince George track.
Jiorscmen cannot afford in these
days days OF the high cost Of everything. TO
southern Maryland Agricultural Assoc
citation will conduct at Bowie track
, me minimum M I'M purse at Bowie this fall
from day to day will have a value OF
from $1,000 to $4,000. The sevem-fur-
the Bowie management to furnish a
variety of racing that cannot be offered
at any mile track
William Garth docs not expect to
have Blazcs. the Breeders Futurity
winner. M the post again this season
but he will have useful performers AT
Prince Georges Park in Smart Guy,
Ireland. Bull's-eye, The Wit, Ralco,
Violet Tip. Ralco appears to be get
ting back TO his m!dScaSon form which
was good. Violet Tip has not been
training so favorably. hut she is car
rying plenty OF flesh, and Garth has
nope for her. Smart Guy is a right
smart guy. He is better, in fact, than
he has been all season. Ireland. the
fastest of the ycarlingS broken by
Garth last fan. is the slowest at get
ling in action this season, but the Vir-
siniSn is confident that he will make
good over distances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

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and your own doctor will tell you il is
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E Ap refer cT, you to any Bank or Trust Co. in
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
AIMING AT CORNELL GAME
Coach Hugo Bezd-k Thinks Penn state
ri Eleven viii lie Ready
80. For TIT.
(Spccial 10 The Times Dispa,ch.)


7 !STATE COLLEGE, PA, Nov. lG-Do-
spite the two hard games In success
sion against Penn and Leh!gh, there
lis tno rest ahead for the Penn state
eleven, and work this week promises
TO be harder than al any time this
year The team must travcl 10 Ithaca
next Saturday to meet Cornell, while
Just about ten days later the grand
finale will be played with the un!ver-
ssity Of Pittsburgh. with two such
ssfrong opponents sti!l on the SEIZED
sMle, and with both games on rival
Egridirons. Coach Hugo EeHdck is allow
ing no spirit o! nverconiidcnce to per
wade the football atmospheric OF state
The Cornell game is at present occu-
5pFing the centre OF Coach Bezdeks
(ihougths. and although the big Red
gteam has had rather a diSastrous sea-
,B6f1 thus far, the Blue and White di-
i3gStor looks for hard iignt next sat
Hrday. Cornell has encountered prac-
fuGelly the same conditions that Penn
lState faced early III the season. and
siuEt as the Nitany boys rounded into
sform on the eve OF the Penn game.
ish t$does Coach Bezdek expect Cornell
ITO hit its stride in the state game.
SThe Ithacans have a wealth OF veteran
Srnaferial on hand according TO ali re-
aports, and the Penn state mentor is
sssuot making the mistake of pointing his
fteam for Pitt and disregarding Cor
nall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
PlMLlCO RESULTS

First racc--siN fur !ongs-War Duty. ll5 Gam
hrosel, Sle..a 500. 4tG0. won: Runnyven.
LOO (Ca!la ham. $40. $3.50. second: Freeman
tie. lis t5utwelD. $50. third. Time. l:l5 20
Duke John; LESSEE; Mayor, Hou.". silver
second rac..niile-Toucanct. 100 tFator).
s.g. $3.50. saeo. won: Kings Champion.
ll2 (Amorosc). $40. $500. second: Ireiamd
10. Callahan). $50 third. Time. / ~
Goldine. LIE Blcuet. Gain De Cause. Sister
Helene. Walk the Plank. Ogden Girl. Heavy
Weapon
Third race-The Elk Ridge steenlechase:
two, milcs-Roi Craig. 10 CTowers). $3.50.
$50. 500. second: Esauimau. 1872 'Craw
lordl. 500 third. Time. 500. iIoud!ni.
Twiford. War Paint. Westminster ran
lsandei. $40. 500. $40. Won: Naior. liz
tFatorl. $500. 50. 40 second. Trinity Wiichct.
l2o Nricel. sGOo third. Time. ELL -.
Flags. thas I.eydcckcr. Carmandalc. rapp,
MidniEht sun. Saircstra. Cobalt Lass ran;
ein n r- SEES 5nF' s. e. BssT q
l.uckett. lo2 lrhurhcr,. s2so. third. Time.
~ 30 Day Due. Pirate McGcc. Rarnarok.
ECh" Il. Poniincy. Armament ran.
sixth observation-disclosures. 10 tEnSor>.
$50, $500. $50. won: Knot. i07 tThurher,.
SD, $40. second: Sicsta. ms tMcragGarb.
s. 20. third. Time. lae 3-H T. G.. King
sunny Ii!i. Warbcck. Elected IL. Ground
seventh ce-miiS and three siStecnths--
rolroma. il5 Gtummerl. 500. $3.50. out.
won; Dandy Dude. 100 (Amhroscl. s.. 60. out
second: loan of Are. 100 TriCc). out third.
Time. 30" s. John l. Day ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
GEORGETOWN is PR|MED
WILL MEET GEORGIA TECH
AT ATLANTA SATURDAY
Blue and Gray Machine Il. P.,.
Position to WIN Tive
Sectional Titles,
Especial to The Times dispatch

lSpecia! TO The Times Dispatch1
towns football eleven is in a fair so.
sition to garner two sectional titles
this season.
The Blue and Gray machine encoun.
tiers in Atlanta next Saturday Georgia
ruler OF the Southern gridiron. and
the following Saturday the conquerora
OF the Golden Tornado will be met
On the HILTON in Georgetown's biggest
Triumphs for Georgetown in these
battles would make 1t champion Of
both the South Atlantic and Southern
only one South Atlantic combination
so far, but Virginia Polytechnic In
sstitute was disposed OF in handy FASH
i ION, while the same team gave WASH
ing down to defeat in game that
from field.
-, While scores are usually a poor basis
relative showinss Of the team in the
Georgetow Virginia POLY. Washinro
ton and Lee Virginia Poly and WASH
the II,i nhd Lee, GeorEetown Tech mako
and the Generals. iorhaoo
J., So far as, the. South Atlantic ,itI,
a,a e0WRe s sbin. all except Georsetown
the race. Maryland STAT. are cen out 81
Tech. North Carolina barely G sdra5 .
victory over North Carolina Statee
Military Institute. The latter. how.
ever. handed q severe drubbinr
North Carolina last Saturday. thus 10
leaving the field clear to the elevcns
D which meet on Hilltop field November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
INDIANS TAKE DAY Off
w. AND M. SUFFERS ONLY
TWO INJURIES IN CONTEST
Goslee, Full Back. and Cooke. Quarter,
May lie Unable to Get In
Game Saturday.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. TO-
Coach Driver gave the Indians n day
OF rest today, the squad taking long
hike into the country instead Of
donninE uniform.
William and Mary suffered only two
injuries in Saturdays battle with
Richmo3 College. Goslce.. fun back.
who did star work, and Alva Cooke.
nifty quarter back. are in the college
niirmary. together. with Fats" Wal
lace. who was kicked below the knee
in the lIampden Sidney game. Whether
Gosiee and Cooke Will be able TO play
against Randolph Macon College Sat
urday is a matter of concern TO Driver.
Brooks, quarter back. are imnrov ilu
and it is likely that the trio will get
into the fifth championship affair Sat
urdny. Unless Wallace is in prime
shape the coach may keep him out
until the game with Hampden- Sidney
College at Williamsburg on November
Randolph Macon College will be in
charge of SATURDAYS game, scheduled
for Ashland. The Yellow Jackets.
however. have engaged Boulevard
them in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
BUCKNELL is PREPARED
In Fit Form for Annual Clash with
Gettysburg Saturday At Har-
rlsburE, Pa.

LEwISBURG. PA. Nov. 1o.-Ar OF
Bucknen's football interest centers in
the annual battle with Gettysburg
next Saturday at Harrisburg. Alumni.
students and townspeople are aroused
over the game with tho battlefield
colleeians as they never have been
before. More than 500 followers OF
ney from here to the capital city to
witness the biggest game on Buck
nell's. schedule this season. Tho col
leEe band, thirty-flve strong, will ac-
company the Bucknell delegation on
It's special train.
Gettysburg is making similar prepa-
ratfons. The graduate manager, S. +.
Snyder. has asked for 500 tickets for
his davance sale, and 1t is probable
that many more persons will be on
hand to root for Coach Bill Woods
men.
For the last eight years tho Getty..
burg Bucknell clash has been the foot
ball classic of Central Pennsylvania.
and Eridiron enthusiasts in this sec,
ton think the game this year will be
the greatest of them all. Both coll
lcEcs have impressive records and
there Is little choice between the
teams Gettysburg has won the great
est number OF victories. numbering AL
bright. Franklin and Marshall. Dick
lnson and Ursinus among her victims
woods squad lost only TO Penn State
buckneii has met larger and more
fewer victories have been recorded.
REYNOLDS men downed bloomsbury
Normal; Muhlenberg. and st. Bonayen-
lure. Defeats were suffered at the
hands OF Pennsylvania, Is to o: Penn
state. to 0, and the Navy. 81 to 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
RICHMOND DAIRY BOWLERS
DEFEAT INSURANCE TEAM
Two of Losers' Player. Fail to Appear,
Resulting in One-Siaed
Affair.

At the Pietsch Alleys last night the
Richmond Dairy team defeated the
Citizens Home Insurance, taking three
straight games. amassing total of
e.S92 pins for the match compared
with the losers 2.57l. What promised
to be an evenly and holly contested
match was married by the nonappear-
ance of two members of the Citizens
the latter team to roll with three men
rather than forfeit the match. De-
spite this handicap they made very
creditable showing. Burch had high
single game, 235. for the winners
and also high three game total for
the evening. his 66i incidentally break
ing the former high three game total
held by MacFarland. Mike Miller, with
a 600 total. was high for the losers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
HORSE RACING is REVIVED
IN ENGLAND THIS SEASON
Lord GlaneIy StlI Leads In List of
Winning Owners, Having
Won SI25,Io1,

LONDON, Nov. 1o.-Horse racing In
England has enjoyed a wonderful re-
vival this season, large crowds pat
ronizing all the courses throughout the
country Lord Glanely still leads In
the list OF winning owners, so far hav-
ing won in stakes the large sum OF
Sl25,197
His chief winners are the Derby
sensation. Jerand Parade. Dominion,
Bright Folly. Scatwell. Skyrockct and
Lade Juliet. Lord Derby comes next
with $l0l.052. Steve DonoEhue, with
ll4 races won. leads in the jockey
championship, and is certain to win
the honor for the sixth year in sue
cession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
plan TO ORGANIZE Y CLUB
RICHMOND HAS FORTY-TWo
U. OF VA. ALUMNI ATHLETES
no Stage Grand Reunion at ChnrIottes-
- willie Saturday. when Virginia
z Plays Vanderbilt.

or 500 wearers OF the ''v'' OF the
University of Virginia, forty-two are
fessional. business and social life. all
.oftwhom are planning to stage q grand
reunion at charlottesville Saturday
when the Virginia Vanderbilt sridiron
J battle will be fought. While students
at the institution founded by Thomas
Jefferson. these forty-two men won
or the track and received the highly
priced letters of the university.
81 Some of them played while athletics
was still in its infancy, for football,
their first foothold in the South at the
University Of Virginia. only a half CEN
tuEy age. The reunion will be sig
nihcan, in that it marks the fftieth
anniversary OF the establishment OF
college athletics NJ the institution
On the day OF the struggle between
Virginia and Nanderhil it is planned
membership all of the 500 living wear
ers of the "
Richmond members OF the ''v' club.
and the major. sport in which they won
their letters follow:
,ya aHaerf S5, Joseph +, j. rrsde=.r Iron
. asant si Hugh, l4i7 East Clay Street,
er5 nss ssou Psrey b. IS East Broad Street.
Blair. William Harrison. sll East Grace
stf Ss.b,f fun SasA isss 1Go,ss1l
bt"is Il. BOX osi. 1914 track
Brock; Ausalem Tyler. EOS East Franklin
Brown. John b. ses Park Avenue. center
sBryap Jonathan. Box 1884. manager 1896
A nsH s' A.s ssssS 9ss
= sry3 Ans rh }oa, P Mutual Building man
cs4fass5a Rlis sss t. ss
rS5kI traD
sf s S.se tss
&C. Christian; pr. William G.. Medical Col
s es1a hS ,iiss, Association lssSss pitcher
+ 8 SlaTs GeSTEe s. Mutual Building pitcher
s.,, Sss, Ssmuel r.. sol rhrty-six,h
tain isi tSssk t team M i'0Sd avenue cap
81 bsSis, & r.,
S5,nnaP;s pSnisi, Si ss4 Mutual Building.
Ill aar 5as; F. +; ISIS W1s, Grace street,
nn Mi rs 5ua fu1 i'd sss iGS,Ss
Lea. John, Falnsr iIoa East M Main Street.
psssdsS General Athletic aSs's%a nf fss
az MsseGi Sd, 81, John p. 1911 Grove Avenue
MeGuire, MURRAY, M. Mutual Building.
1sssss Sauaeal u eIaS
Nelson. J. Garnett. 3l7 North Harrison
Street. captain and pitcher 1896 baseball
,, Passhali. James r.. Glnter Park. second
Potts Allen. care Tines- Dispatch. half
PACK 1889 football team: second base 1889
dRiciy Henry c.. sl7 Mutual Building.
EXECUTIVE Gommittee. General Athletic As
'Rixe%ha DE- William W Jo,ns,o,.wu,,.
H9spitsl pit cher 1915 haseball team; cap
y Robinson. Morgan r.. ll3 South Third
street president General Athletic Associa-
rismith. Hiram NJ. National Bank Build
- Shelton. William p; 1901 West Franklin
Street. shortstop 1892 baseball team.
Wiiiisms Lewis c.. Mutual Building. man
illiams. Walter A.. .Ir.. s2s Yves, Grace
y Street manager 1915 football team.
guard 1857 football team, ,Hru"' 'u''a'''f 'e''
s ! TWoodson. II. r.. Jr.. John MarshalI High
School: catcher 1907 baseball team;
captain 1908 football team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
PlMLlCO ENTRIES

Frs; race-slN furlcnrs---cock o the
Eoost lo2. Suulr. Charlie, i0.. Vanity Box.
-; Pirate McGrr. lo7: Locust Leaves lo4:
Who Cares. l01: FcrcEr!nc. l07. American
Boy. liz; Jean Sulidnt. lo2; rh" "a chem
lo7: n"rothys Pet. -" Enrco Caruso lo7 !:
Sii"S ii. 100 Hush: %: Nancy Ann. lOi
j. AIRED Clark. .in7
Baiiasti ~; E"ckr3rt. l"I ki,npal"ns. los:
:nant. los. Indian chant. lo7: Iouavc. M.
Lazy Lou. los: AFtcrisk. los. }.!arip, 100:
IG1
Third racc--two miles and a ha,f-oucl
B4nhGnr. it2; p9Tcris 1873: Bob itedhcid.
Fourth race--milc and 4 fvrlonc--.S Sir
Barton i20: l.ucu.hte l2e. 'CudE,!. 125
"a X. l.. Ross entry
Fifth race--si1 Observation-Disclosures l2o:
Pastoral swain. los: Pride 81 jnGta. %
Rapid Day. ia: Poultncv. I0.: Toto, liz
sixth Iaec-siT turl9ns$-i .tmcrick. lo5;
Y,iinerator, ne, FyiIE Flower. los: ron,v
rtidd, ioS; Red Red Rose, llo: Luc,c
Lunct,a. us: Siren Maid. Il5.
seventh racc---irIlc and a auartcr--p. G.
E.Hs io5; Komeo. 100 High olvInpus 100;
Dottie Eaudivcr. %: Peerless one, ll2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
TO CHANGE PERSONNEL
Chicago White Sox VIII Undergo
Shake-Up before Baseball Cur.
thin Rises in 1920.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov 10.-There will!
be n shake-up in the personnel of the
chicago Waite Sox, champions of the
American League, before tho gong
rings for the opening of the 1920 cam
paign. Arnold cChick") Gandil, pre-
mier FIRST Sacker OF the league, has
played his last game for the White
Sox. "Swede" Risberg is slated TO
take Chicks place at the initial
cushion for the Sox and McNally, an
infelder with the Boston Red Sox, will
be purchased by Gleason TO take Ris-
berSs place at short.
In addition TO this change, it is
said that Gleason is not altogether
pleased with some Of the other places
on the SoN, and may make change
In the outhcld and at another position
in the inhcld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Bradley Off to Attend
Meeting at Springfield

President w. II. bradley, OF the
virginia baseball League, left last
night for Springfield. Mass. to ut
tend the meeting OF the National
Baseball Association, which will
hold Its eighteenth annual xessions
several days this week, commence
Ing today mt T. o'clock. President
Hradley will ask the association TO
permit the Virginia League 10 he
admitted into Glass ID instead Of
Class baseball for 1920. Thf.
raise in classification will un-
doubtedly he granted, md the result
Will increase the interest in the
national pastime In Virginia next
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

tarrhal poisons, cleanse and strengthen
the blood. so it will carry vigor and
health to the mucous membranes on its
journeys through your body and nature
will soon restore you to health, you
will be relieved of the droppines Of
mucous In your throat sores In nos.
triis. bad breath. hawking and spit,
ting.
All reputable druggists cary 3. s
S. in stock and we recommend you
give 1t trial at once.
The chief medical advisor OF tho Com.
pany will carefully answser all lot.
ters on the subject There 10 no charge
for the medical advice. Address Swift
Specific Company. 251 Swift I.aboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.