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The Tomahawk., 1919-01-16


mans. He escaped, however. ."~i' 81
+ Duluth.-Duluth is betwixt and be-
tween. as far as the recount Of pink
ballots now in progress IS concerned,
and City Clerk Fred D. Ash, awaiting
Instructions, Is keeping the votes on
the dry amendment sealed in the bal
lot boxes In one Of the city hall
vaults. Auditors of all Minnesota
counties, except Hennepin and Ram
sew. were ordered to send the ballots
to the capitol. Duluth, coming under
the rules for first class cities with
home rule charters, was affected BY
this order and was not provided for as
we're the other first class cities, Min
neapolis and st. Paul, through the
Hennepin and Ramsey county Prov
sions.
stil,vater.-Henry Roettger was ar
rested at worthington BY Sheriff +
H. Maher Of this city, and brousn'
back to saltwater on . bench war
rant issued by Judge J. N. Searles fol
falling to comply with an order OF tne
district court on Aug. II last to pro
vide funds for the support OF Mrs
Roettxer and her minor child, Annie
International Falls.-John Schweie
or OF the Littlefork country has re
tnrned after having been taken ava!
bv Federal authorities to answer g
the charge OF sedition. Local authori
ties have failed to learn what dispcs'
nor was made of ScAweagers cesA
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-16

Black bean soup should be well ia
vored with onions, parsley anA celery,
e even a little curry.
The Tomahawk., 1919-01-16

Winona.-Mrs. Jehl Decker, 81
Years old, Is dead. and her husband,
10, probably will die ~ the result Of
exposure to the cold, following the
woman's fan int the cellar Of her
home here. Mr.. Decker has been bed
ridden for some ume. His wife was
preparing the noon meal and had gone
into the cellar for vegetables. When
she sought to close the cellar door
she lost her balance and pitched INTO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29
CARD or rsANss

We ~ish 70 t,snk our friends ans
nelshhcfs for their klaaasss. cspres.
siens cf sympathy. aud hcsailfsl
floral offcrlne. aaFins tae illness and
death ot oar beloved hasssaa and
father, x. zelsler Nr. X
zalgier. Mr. AMI Mrs n g i'nsser
Mr.. aud Mrs e. G fara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

ilshed rsoiesmph show. M. Wilson
~e.rins 'ae Frscefal ra-. ert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29
ArTcRNRv.
n. N. ADAMS. prss.,es N ~ courts
ossles. io2H Wsss Okla Ave.
phoAo <i<.
HELP WANrsv-.GMALe.

WANTED-White lady cook. 9 hour
day: no Sunday work. Smiths
Candy Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

rAs lenra reach q sH~ay sssh-
~u = eafve D stared b, Traveller. 10
b. ma, ., ''rs srsss''s~ rsssns nan.
~ss fo milseros stre- 10 ne fees
~ ne Ands. fr sii miles n y
si,hoal curve, and has M, s1isIas
cr emesnkmrm asepsr 'vn tso ~
,hrse fee, \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

IN The heat of sammel. owing "a
osisnsion. steel briasc ls appr.c'
abb ionxer than Il u In the winter.
and a. various Tine. OF the war Il
may be loner on ere Side than on
he oilsr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE--7 room modern house,
brick driveway to Earrge. Inquire
owner. 1911 w. Noble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

fFOR -Miilers Hotel--f4 bed
rooms, office room, parlor. cool din
Ing room and kitchen: well furnished
all except dishes. Price thirty -fiv.
hundred dollars One and one hall
blocks north q postDff.ce. 2i0 "
Second street. phone 70. Also one (
room cottage; GOOD cistern: price six
hundred dollars. ere N. Second
street. Miller's Hotel Phone 70.
FOR SALE Fine corner on East
| Side. Two lots and room honse.
Only $500 Doolsy and Armstrong
Phone 800.
FOR SALE room modern house,
brick driveway to Earrge. Inquire
owner. ioll W. Noble.
FOR sALE--Good s-room house. q
lots. good location. coisS in.
8 Room house, one and hslf lots. for
1ln0O "a. --.--------- = - -------
4-Tsoom house and LOT. nice location.
only $Ss0.O0.
s-Room modern. 2 lots on ives, hiIl. |
for SI6900cs aiso 8 loss and g.
room house for eisee 10.
Lots and room house for slz5o.eo.
Nice e-room n'odesn hnasc. s7s5o.ee
T. J. Bf4ACRMAN. /
rhAcrs. W |
FOR SAI1E-s acrei. > room house. |
hen house. well. cave. stable. Or
card: near interurhsn. Price sacoo;
On psymenfs
- ACRES. 5 room house. good barn
ven. spfins: near town. s3e0eso: I
On payments.
5 ACRES slI botfosa. good improve
ments: gas. $4,000.
ACRES improved tract. bossom Il
land. for sIIsoSo: On payments Il
roy kMeeLANo II
Iss sc Wsss oe,1b611sa Avsass. +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-29

kuFspeAn Russia .. believed 10
have issAaess. Aprsps.s in ana..
selened water novrt
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
IIaintir

IN THE DlaTiICr COURT.
.. S. Hasty.
eliza -. Chapman, a.. l. TiadHlsl
aud persons whose nunts arsJ
unknown tp tne piainum,
THE PEOPLE on THE STATE or
COLORADO. To Eliza -. Chapman.
G.. l.. Tlitle and iefsons whose
names Hrr uuL uuf.n To the plaintin.
the Dri,uuantf above named. GREET
You Hrg hereby required to appear la
Hu action brought uEaInHt you by the
luatr named pluutU iu the District
court pl Prov ers county. state ot Colo
tH "iihiu t"'hlt i"Aa after the seff-
.ae hereof. il served Within this couu-
rsa pr. Il served out pI tui- Counts, or
Ht phniitsH"h, WiihlH iiilIly days aiteT
U.r service. urIsH.. r.DIu.itr Of th- day
ul sarNlcss uI Iuf -IHrHt boy default viii
a. taken a-8iHHt 5Iu according TO the
t.I.y y,r uI THE complaint And if copy
HL the complaint 900 fur above entitled
action ua uaf Har..u with this summons.
nt lula state, then ten days additional
to th, time h,rciubtfure specified FOR
appearance Iud answer wiil be allowed
lsigry the itkiuE OF Judgment by de-
fault Hs Aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
.-t8te situate. Iyiup and being in the
county of frO"ers and state OF Colo
Lots Eight 90 and Nine 90 In
Block EIIty-thrse t53l iu Holmes
and Farmcuters Addition 10 Lamar
as shown by the plat Of said Adui-
ton recorded iu the office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder or
Hrowrra County. Colorado.
And the complaint herein further re-
clfea- That the piaiutIm verify believe
that there are persons Interested in the
above described land whose names
plaiutin can not insert herein because
their numes, residences and post Office
addresses are unknown TO plalntin. and
that the Interest of such unknown per-
sons has been derived by assignment or
deeds Of conveyance or Hens. which are
not recorded. or by virtue OF the laws
of descent and Inheritance. but or which
uu record notice De- given. and that such
unknown persons are necessary and
proper parties hereto, as viii more full
ly appear from the complaint In said
action 10 which reference is here made:
copy Of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that 90
you fail to appear. and to answer tn,
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff viii take default and
Judgment against you as prayed FOR iu
said complaint.
Given under my hand at Lamar iu
said County. this t7th dag OF May. A.
]. X DOUGHTY.
Attorney for Piaintin.
First Pub. June T. 1913
Last Pub. june 20. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18

LIENS which are not Of record. OF by
virtue OF the laws Of descent aud in
ngrltaucc. but Of which no record notice
Is given. and that such unknown per
sons are necessary and proper parties
hereto. as viii more fully appear from
the complaint Ia said action to which
reference is here made. a copy OF which
IH hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail 10 appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plnintin viii take default znd
Judgment against you as prayed FOR n
said complaint.
Given under my hand at Lamar. In
said County, this tsth day Of May. A.
D. 1919.
j. X. DOUGHTY.
Attorney for Plnintin.
First Pub. june 4. 1913.
Last Pub. June 20. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
NOTICE OF sAIE UNDER CH,rrUL
HOHTG ACI--


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That
K,h.r.s- 81 l fI.ra.ua. diI. on or
about the llrl H.E Hi Iu unrs. A. ID
1915 max auu UN."..H e..Httel I.ull-
mar. COLORADO. county of It9Wrfr. Afa
-tnt. of CulutHHu. I4 secure Iurty- three
Hundred 7-yrff. -.tN An4 ,---i 200 l'"IL tt ,
day I'd NaE. 4 B. IHfH. which MUItEIas.
- y,.si- rsgord-H IT ..a office uI LHa tI"Ik
and Recorder ut goo county "l ITO" i-.
OF January, 1aIr. Lu Book numbered l-".
al page 80 3d. "# ..a. i'7 'I .' iH
County, and
said note and .IIe l4ttt,l muf t-H-c Hs-
curing the sam' N-.r been ter"i"l ore
extended go that .ttA note ht anne ~"
and
WHEREAS, l.tHHii nHs neen MADE ia
the pas meut OF tHH note Tor hieh r1id
cbatIsI murtEHgu waH given up sgcur"
and no suit uI proceedings nave uf-sH
nov, claimed ta s. due upon said chat
teI mortgage. ur ans part thereof, and
WHEREAS. th. property described
in said ehuttHl NOR. .sHa. has under tHH
power contained .L -''N - ..'
gage. been taken %" -i'n 3t ht ..
NOW. THEBEfbl-L. the H1Ia prop
srty described bon aHtd rh1ttDl murtEner.
be sold by the FIrs. N1Nonal Bank. i-a-
mar. Colorado. at public auction NJ or
Crc,k Raut County. state oI Colorado.
on the gard day af June. 1919. at Eleven
o'clock In tho forenoon e said day.
That the property which WIZ BE- go"
tu of tL- -rId T. "a. HcuIirs horses
and mare. numbering one hundred six
.tv 1Gdl more or Ir-7. as I'lioMss
10 head OF colts TO- q m1nths old.
r.riatarsd black jack years old
all branded -
together with amy aud an increase of
above described stock.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. LAMAR.
COLORADO
BY A. " PARRISH President
First Pub. June IL, 1919.
Last Pub, June IS, 1913.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING OF
sToCG<HOLnER>

In accordance with the by-lsws Of thg
tsoupHuv aud the laws Of the State OF
Colorado. you are hereby notified ttat Q
the regular annual meeting OF tAa
AiIIiue And Product Company. viii De-
held I'd the anIae sI tle Company tu
Ihs city OF Lamar, Ir1wers county,
.fsoIorndo. on hIUUllU Tine tfh day pi
IuIy. a. H.. 1919. at Iha hour OF 1900
O'Clock "a. Co.,. tot ta- purpose OF elect
mg Director of tH- said corporation
for the ensuing gn#I and Tor the trans
action OF auen other buriuess Ha may
properIg. come before the meeting.
a. D. EtE Secretary.
THE BEN-..ET. aII.ALFA MILLING
AND Products COMPANY.
First Pub. May -e- lSlH.
Last Pub, july 2. 1918.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
AnrI.n nI- nI.soLlTIoN

] ky- ana, ua4.l.4Eued. D h. Now els,
PRESIDENT. and e.. a. Ice. Secretary OF
Company. "a corporation formed undeF
the lave ol tny state OF Colorado. 40
uereby give notice that st a NEE 'ins ..i
sl the atuchhpl1era OF a1iu cor oipotattoA'
duly called Tor tn- purpose OF CONSIDER
ms Ihc pIupr4etE ol ulaaoAflub atlA
'eolyuratlou. 4ud u,Id at tnu oulc, Ol
Isruvaers County, state OF Colorado on
t4e -stl day OF May. A. u. 1919, pui
suaut to notee given 10 the stof',.'' ~. i'--
tHt gaIIu= OF atoekuuldsr.a ntctinse
.or tlg purpose oil umru-lnA Attiei 'a
aI Incorporation. tug Htut huul4ria. hs
/. Vol. ID more th1u two thirds OF tha
.4iira capital start- 0t aIIu e'IDui alton
ordered l4lI .rrpaI att1u .' 1- dla.9it
We uuh,l ctluiy fuat aIi dgota owe
a5 s.aa. =, sand .'. ''-'''' '''' '.-' '''.'
b. WITNESS WHEREOF. v, have
mfa, and Htsuru lula a"t4tt "l A'iH.
solution. ruu autsyu hereto the se1l oi
a.I aaIporsl.eu. luls Sad dag ut Af3.
'' - u. T.. NOVELS,
Ireaiasui
%. LEE.
Secretary
corporate s,alJ-
frt pub. May 9. I9l9.
Il.t Iuu.. june Ia. 1918.
sutiNtUNs
state OF Colorado.
county ot pgovsf.
lN THE DISTRICT gpvEr
Sarah " A1''' riamun
fa.
If.IlIa4-uus ssH leo. and p.lasu.T
4.u.z. lsHus. NJ. uHl-H"" H ."I
pIatutiH. ...
THE PEOPLE OH THE STATE ul
gOLDl.4ro. IH NIlaurHus >.,s t"u
and p.raHna uuua, names HI' aHr
/ suGHu tu plHlutiu. .Hg n'i "a.ti'.
4au afs hereby required ta appear
ida ana action brought against .Hu ht
the above named piulhilu iu lu' ~
trist Court of El9WtIs county. state "l
colorado. aud answer TIA, complain.
therein within twenty days al.,i th
syfIuts. oil. Ii aerysd out oil this 'vuu-
f. oh uE publication. Altulu thirty days
.TL.r tu. service hereof. exclusive ot
IUs day OF 5uryicei or Judgment hy de-
inn 10 fUs PRAYER OF the complaint
And II . CODY JI the DumplHlnt lu Lht
r'Loys entitled action Doe not served
hereof u. made ont OF thIs state then
f..rI f4r. additional 20 th' time herein
answer VIII bee allowed Deiote unv tax
ms OF Judgment uy default as "iors-
said. ...f
Ga. line following described real estate
situate. I.lu- ana ueiuE in the County
Of proweIs and SLbt, oi Colorado, l9-
The East ONE Hundred OgUJ feet
of Lots Ten ,HI. Eleven tlll "nd
iIiI ir tb, orIEiral Town Of La
mar sa shown us The plat thrroi.
s.l-isi..a 10 lat. office aI th, Coun-
ty ClsrN and ta.Hfher oi if'W eIa
tpuuLy Colorado.
And tna complaint herein isfthvr re-
.rIfs-s Tint U4r plaIutiu, verify be-
'v a., .b.e.. Gs-.rIIrd land whose
names pisiuuG can mot insert herein
because their names. residences ana
rf7fptif md that the Interest OF such
iinknoWn persons has been derived by
assignment or deeds Of conveyance o.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
REPORT OF ARKANSAS VALLEY COW TESTING ASSOCIATION

The following table the in
winch produced
pounds OF milk during the period 30
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
SUMMONS

state OF Colorado.
jas
County nI Ir8W7ra.
rs THE DIaTHiCr COURT.
q. S. lI1sty.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18

E 81. LEE.
Secretary
corporate s,Hll.
rHrst Pub. Nlay g. 1919
Lt.l Iuu. june l5. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1919-06-18
SUMMONS

state OF Colorado.
I-
County ot Fgovsf.
lE THE DISTRICT COURT
rInIutiU. D
NH-
EgIlIuI-Hus sra .au and p.laa.I
..as-. ..HHH# Hr. uHl-HHH i. ."I
a.H..r.#.|.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-09
SEE THIS BARGAIN

New furniture for eight room house.
solid fumed oak. mahogany and walnut. for
sale or trade for good 5 to Z passenger car.
Immediate possession, rent reasonable, very
close in. Blue 1899.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-09
8 IOTS-S8O0

West side near car, 800 cash and bal
ance SO per month.
II. T. RICHARDS.
423 New England Bldg. Topeka. Kan.
so ACRES. all tillable. level. $50 cropped,
20 tame grass. Improved fenced, u mi.
70 school S45 an acre. VIM. S. Oyerlander,
Montpelier, n. Oak.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-09
Tract Near Washburn
COTTAGE FOR SALE
5 ACRES-S1,5 800

$500 cash and SO per mo. Also 10 acres.
$1,000, SiOO cash and S15 per mo-, blocks
car line. Unimproved
II. L. RICHARDS.
i2l New England Bldg. Topeka, Kan.
WISCONSIN AVE. Highland Park. a
block south Of car line. cottage, ouly 3
years old. rooms. lots. east front, y
block TO- macadam road. city water, electric
lights, fine condition, good chicken house.
Great bargain II sold this week. Small
payment down. balance like rent. Call at
Gnl Enst 4th ST Phnne 60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Excellent Health Record

Tuscaloosa. August S.-(Special )-Tusca-
 ioosa health record this summer has been better than ever in the history of
 the city. The percentage of typhoid fever this summer is almost nothing com pared with what it has been in former years; and it is 50 per cent less than last year. The records show that July a year ago there were 16 cases of typhoid: this year during June and July there nave been only eight cases in the entire county. and only four of them in Tusca- loosa city. Of the eight cases two were at kaulton. from an infected we'll, im- hediately located and closed; two at Vance, infection not stated; one at Northport, suspected of having been im- ported from Livingston. and the others in Tuscaloosa city, with no deaths result ing. Dr. A. A. Kirk, county health of- hcer, thinks this a remarkable record for county of more than 60O0O people, and states that the people generally are pay ing more attention to sanitation and pre- ventive medicine than ever before in his recollection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Chautauuua Closes

Tuscaloosa, August s-{Special. )-The chautauqua held for three days at Holt. under the auspices of the ladies' schoo, improvement club of that little city, closed yesterday after a successful en- gagement. The ladies who desired tc raise money for the, improvement of the public school at Holt have cleared near ly four hundred dollars out of the ven- tur. which money will be used in better ment of the school building, equipment and grounds. Holt is very proud of the record achieved by the ladies in their civic endeavor, and the ladies themselves are so enthused that they are busy mak- ing additional plans for raising more funds for the school, which they are resolved shall be model in every re. spect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
ANNISTON SPORTS
SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED

AnniSton, August S.-(SpeciaL )-Clos- ing up of the athletic events staged at Oxford Thursday afternoon proved to tc the "end of a perfect day" and the hundreds of people who came to the town for the purpose of extending a real welcome to the returned soldiers and sailors returned to their homes satisfied that they had done their best for the brave fighters
 The barbecue and Brunswick stew Wblch was prepared by Nose Cochran, veteran cook. and the basket dinner prepared and spread by thG thrifty house wives of Oxford and vicinity, proved to be one of the chief items of pleasure to the large crowds present, and the speechmaking just before the noon hour entertained the large aud : ienc which assembled at the high school auditorium.
 In the absence of Judge Hugh Locke, the principal address was delivered by Harvey Emerson. and the attorney held his audience at close attention during his talk at the auditorium Much praise is being given to the various committees who staged the event.
 Following is list of the athletic events and the prizes winners:
 100-yard race by returned soldiers: First prize, A. A. Holsenbeck; second. R. w. Norton.
 50-yard. race by returned soldiers: First prize, George Poor, second prize, H. w. Rollins.
 50-yard three legged race by return ed soldiers: First prize, George Poor, second prize, Frank Green.
 50-yard race, girls, open First prize. Carrie Mae McKleroy; second prize, Margaret Luttrell.
 50-yard race, business and profess sional men: First prize, Dawson Haynes; second prize. Dewitt Stovall 100-yard race. under 12: First prize. Lee Settles; sAond prize, Marbury Fulton.
 Potato race, open to all: First prize,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Here Is One Thing That
 Is Absolutely Impossible

tory results be expected from any treat ment that does> not reach the blood. the seat of the trouble and rid the system
 of the cause of the disease? S. s. S. has
 Tor more than fifty years been giving rehef 10 even the most aggravated and stubborn cases of Rheumatism. It cieanses the blood by routing the dis ease germs. The experience of others who have taken s. s. 8. will convince you that 1t will promptly roach your case. You can obtain s. g. s. 1t any drug store.
 valuable book on Rheumatism and lts treatment. together with expert m ed- ical advice about your own individual case. will be sent absolutely free Write today to Medical Department. Swift specific Co. 1So Swift Laboratorx. Az anta. Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
SPORTS
 LOCALITY WIRE
L0CAL=DY WIRE

ure on one occasion when he hit 40 in l9ll. It was the year that Cobb and Jack son staged such thrilling race for the championship, Cobb oeaNng his rival out Dy virtue of his immense average Jack son hit .40S that season and thts wear ne IS on Cobb's trail again.
 COBB STILL IN IT
 Having been the batting champion of the Junior major league for Il years, in nine ot which he held the title just that many consecutive times, the veteran Tyrus stlli agile and capable, is out to add one more batting championship to his string No player in baseball history has ever approached Cobbs record as a batting champion and it is doubtful whether any player of the future will ever be able to come close to it.
 There is no logical way in, which to attempt a comparison between Cobb and Lajoie. who preceded Tyrus as the great est batter in American League history They played at different times and they faced different pitching When Cobb bloomed forth as the marvel of the age Lajoie was on the wane, and to compa ra their efforts during those few seasons would be unfair
 The most promising rival on Cobbs horizon today is George Sisler, the sensa- tionai star of the St. Louis Browns 1t has often been predicted that Sisler will be Cobb's successor when the days of, Tyrus the Great as a champion bats-y man are over This sound logical, despite such players as Jackson and Speaker for by the time Cobbs batting lamps start dimming the orbs of Shoeless Joe and Sir Tristram will also begin to wink at ma jor league pitching.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09

Anniston, August S.-(Special.) )-The Camp Mcclellan baseball team will play the Sylacauga team on Saturday afternoon, making the trip to the Mar Ole City through the country in auto mobiles, and will return from that piace Saturday night
 Sunday the strong car works team from Gadsden is coming to the canton ment for a game with the camp players, and a large number of Anniston fans will go out to witness thn contest. Sey- eral changes have been made in the personnel Of the team representing the utilities headquarters and a strong lineup for the Sunday afternoon ,gans will be announced by Manager A. E. Harris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
SPORTS
 nv non nnn.UUR
Morrison Batted Hard While Barons Are Fooled By Kelly's
 Slow Ball and Game Is Lost
Bernsens Terrific Smash in Ninth Accounts for Three Runs-Duncan and Peters Hit Hard-Visitors
 Spanked Horsehide With Vengeance
BY non McDAXID

Pounding Morrison for fourteen safe hs which six the Lookous easily made two straight from Barons yesterday afternoon Herb Kelly the forkhanded sowba
 artist had Moeys locking foolish in the pinches the ninth inning when belated rally coined trio markers Although Bernsen Duncan and Peters the willow than their customary effectiveness they little or assistance from their teammates and the Barons narrowly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Rheumatism Has Never Been Cured by Liniments or Lo-
 tions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew of Rheuma tism- that most painful source of suffering being cured by 1iniments. lotions or other external applications. And you will never see anything but temporary relief afforded by such makeshifts.
 But why be satisfied with temporary relief from the bangs of pain which are sure to return with increased severity. when there is permanent relief within your reach? Science has proven that ssheumatism is disordered condition pf the blood How then. can satlsfac-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
CRACKERS REGAIN LEAD BY WINNING Rain Prevented Pei Victory, But Old Sol Smiled on
 Cholly's Club

Atlanta, Ga, August S.-Atlanta batsmen hit Lankenau hard today and defeated Nashville 3 to 1. The Volun- teers' only run was made in the sec. ond, when Kohlbecker singled after Cunning had tripled. Griffin, Atlanta's flrst baseman. secured three hits out of four times at bat
 The Crackers victory today while New Orleans was idle because of rain put Atlanta again in the association lead. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
PILL A LONG RIDE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dodgers Get But One Hit

Pittsburg, August S.-Cooper held the Brooklyn team to one hit, a triple by Olsen in the first inning of today's game. and the Pirates won 3 to O.. Score: R. Fl F. Brooklyn ...... 900 900 000- 0 1 1 Pittsburg ...... 0O2 900 10x-3 3 7 O
 Batteries-Mamaux, Smith and Mil ler Cooper and Blackwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-09
Cubs Shut Out Giants

Chicago, August S.-Claude Hendrix held New York to three scattered nits today. while Chicago hitting oppor- tunely. shut out the visitors to 0 in the first game of the series. Score: R. H. E. New York .... 900 900 ooo- 0 l Chicago ....... POI 600 cox 0
 Batteries-Nehf and Snyder, Con gales; Hendrix and Killifer