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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
G0THAM'S PET OUTFIT
TO PARADE MONDAY
Chaplain DUFFY Issues Decree That Once
Again In 1910 There's Another
ST. patrick's Day.

NEW YORK. April 23-The Sixty
ninth Regiment. Of New York. is Irish
by associations and presidents, but
not exactly by replace,ncnts, but. any
how, it's going to bc ST Patrick's Day
pet outfit parades on Fifth Avenue
Father Duffy, the rcEimcntal chap
occasions that It would be the ami.
versary OF Erins patron saint. no mat
ter when they marched on the home
avenue. He issued decree at he
CITY Hall today. where there was a
reception for the Si1ty-ninth ofiicers
that Monday next will be ST Patrick's
Day pos,-facto. II not ipso facto"
And then Colonel William j. Dono-
van. commander OF the regiment. told
the aldermen that the SiXty-ninth was
composed of Germans. Jews. Italians
and ,sprinkling OF Irish that made
IL irresistiblc."
The aldermen decreed Monday an
official holiday.
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United States Asked
To Join Federation

NEW YORK. April 23.-'The United
Stntcs National Lawn Tennis Asa
.,htloh ms bccn nSkcd To announce
under Whnt conditions 1t would In
N"rhbIy consider becoming n menu
ncr or the international Tennis.
Fcderntinn. England, France. Rel
Etum, sweden and other nations or
EhhiIed tho federation just before
Inc peSinninE of the war in 1911,
Fhe thited states refused to join
NJ That time because IL was imprac-
tt"abic to conform to the rules pro-
posed.
Captain II. y. Williams, IT,. I'm.
written 10 President &. II. Adcc. OF
rue united states association. stat-
ihts mat new proposals hnvc been
mhic In Paris for tho Americans
tnpintn Williams and Captain w.
vi. Wnshburn. of the Unitcd Stntss
cNccutiNc committee, nrc In Paris,
Ihcy VIII conduct negotiations and
nction Will finally he brought before
tue national association at a meet
ing In The United States.
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DRIVES OUT HOMER AND
BRINGS IN FOUR THLLIES
University Defeats Fast Maryland
Sintc Team by Score
of to :.
fsneolal 10 The Tlmcs- Dlsnatch. }


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April o3.
-icttways head and Nance's bat
proved the undoing OF the fast Mary
land state nine today, and Virginia
won : to ..
The game was a thriller all the way
Both teams played fast ball.
Maryland State lead of with a run
in the first inning. Captain Riggs
singled, X. knodc was hit by n pitched
pail ana kccnc cracked out safety
In the second frame. with two down
Bailey triplcd. Atchcson singled, Sny-
der walked and holster lined out a hot
Sroundcr making the score 5 to O.
Maryland scored two more in the
eighth when TWO hits and Mounts err
ROY were massed with one down.
Virginia fell upon Atcicson in the
third and runS UP five tLllics Mahood
was safe on Riggs error, Iiuyk flied
out. Mount was safe when J. Knodc
muttcd the bail. pritchard cracked ono
Tor base. Pcttway stopped a pitched
bah and the bases were full. Vance
then lost the sphere in loft field for a
nome run; Manhood had counted, and
Nancc'S drive added four more.
The locals added two moro in tho
fifth when they found the ball for four
safe hits.
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nc score.
81 4 nr,iu
Cincinnati,


sHan for Raridcn In seventh
! ISaitch for I.lNmc In Cirhih
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SENATORS l; ATHLETICS O

WASHINGTON, Apri! 2a-washinE-
Ton ana Philadelphia battlcd thirteen
innings before a crowd OF more than
l1,Ooo in the opening game of the sea-
son mere today, Washington winning
between Johnson and Perry. General
March, chief Of staff OF the army, tossed
out NE iirst ball. Acting Secretary OF
tho Navy Roosevelt and other high
government officials attended the game
Agncw, formerly OF the Boston
Americans. and making his first ap-
pcarance with the local team, paved
the way for the winning run in the
thirteenth whom lie hit safely Mcnosky.
running for him, was advanced on
Johnson's sacrifice, and scored on sue
cessivc singles by Judge and Foster
The score:
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STAGE SET FOR OPENING
PLAY BEGINS TODAY IN
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Trophy Will Isc Given to Club Haxjn-
Largest Opening Day
Attendance.
TBy Associated prcs,1


MEMPHIS. April 23.-With tho star.
set Tor the opening tomorrow of tho
nineteenth annual Southern Associa-
ton season. John d. Martin, league
president. tonight Joined club officials
In predicting that tho coming season
would prove banner year for base
ball in the South after the midseason
interruption last year, due osthe war
With victory won overseas. the
thoughts of men have turned back TO
normal. the grand old national game
has come back and It's a safe bot that
the coming season will be q big one"
MI Martin declared.
Equally as optimistic statements are
credited 10 club officials in each Of
the Southern Association cities
,rn Inc season vii start With games to-
and Little Rock and in Memphis, Chat
onnn1E;. and NASHVILLE Friday. The
season s start there coincidcnt with an
Eiks celebration.
Fair Weather La Promised.
Mr., Mr Martin will attend the opening
10 Memphis for Fridays game and viii
go 60 ne TO New Orleans for the opening
Advance weather forecasts gave
promise OF fair weather for tomore
rows rows games. except in Little Rock.
Assignment of umoires for the open.
ing games. announced at league head
quarters here, follow:
Blackburn and Schafcr, at Mobile;
Shibicy and Campbell. at BirminEham
PienninEer and an assistant arc 10 be
name later at Atlanta
AS IN previous years. trophy VIA
be presented 10 tho city having the
largest opening day attendance.
Post-Season Series Arranged.
An innovation this year will be tho
enforcement of the recently adoptcd
seven player" rule, limiting the num-
bcr OF players OF class A experiences
OF any team 10 seven.
DoSt-scason series between the
winners of the remnants in the South-
ern and Texas Leagues also has been
ieht.aatiFeiy arranged.
with the exception OF Mobile and
Chattanooga, tho same managers as
last season will pilot tho teams in
the pcnnant race. Al Mobile, Robert
Coleman. catcher for that team last
year. VIII succeed Tnt Hlahcrty as
manager. and the Chattanooga team
Viii be under tho direct supc ryision
OF the club president. Strang NIcklin
The season this YER will consist
OF 40 games. and will end Scptcm-
Der z.
Sunday games will be played in all
OF the cities except Birmingham and
Atlanta. At Little Rock, Sunday games
VIII be played at Camp Pike.
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ERRORS BY CADETS GIVE
GAME TO PENN STATE, 6 TO 4
Alright Fielding of Visitors md PIay.
Ing OF MuIlan Features of
Contest.
(Speclal b The Times-DisnatohA

LEXINGTON. VA. April 23.@pcnn
state defeated Y. NJ. /. this afternoon.
TO 4. in fast close game
The visitors played an airtd ,-ht
iieldinS game. while the Cadets made
live errors, which came together. The
cadets played fast game most of the
liinc, making two double plays. hui
l'cnn's runs were nearly ali made on
errors by the V. NJ. I. ga
For the visitors Captain MuIIan
Played u sensational game in the field
and also got two hits
stroud pitched u good game. but was
poorly supported at critical nome nts
Jernigan made n three-ba gser and a
two-Dase hit for the cadets.
The score:
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liirago.
ST. Louis.
Totals AZ : II ~ Totals ..3S 40 ~
iHa;tcd for Dtnlmitt in seventh.
Ii'atted for lIc.ield in seventh.

StOFC ~ lnnlmr": n
Chicaso.... .........0 6 : 5 ! o S-iS
St. Louis .......,.. o o o | q D
summary: Errors-Wcavcr. Dcmmit,
GcrhGrr. .rrwo-hnse hits--Jackson. Tobn,
mit,. robin; tandil. G. Wilkins Home
Weaver. =. Collins, Tobin 90. Sacrificc
hit--Gandi Sacrifice ny--Schalk Double
p.ays--k Williams aud Sislcr; Gerber
GIDEON and Biiiings Loft on bascs--Chi-
caio. Z; s.. Louis =. First base ON errors
Ch!cago !; 81. Louis. ]. Base ON balls
OIL Wiliams l. on Davenport, /; off
l-cihc!d, |. liitS-otf Davenport Z in =. ~
Innings; OF Rogers. ; in two-third inning:
I-eiield, in 8 - innings; of Koob. 8 In
innings Struck out--by G. Williams T.
nX Davenport. !; by Rogers. l. Losing
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LOUISVILLE RELEASES JONES
Pitchers Edward Corey and Sullivan
Are Purchased From Chicago
White SOx.
LRy Associated Press.

n LOUISVILLE. KY. April 23.-Ciene-
IA! Manager Nell today announced the
release by the Louisville American As
ISOLATION Club OF Pitcher Henry Jones
ltion and the purchase Of pitchers Ed
ward Corey and John Sullivan frorn
the Chicago White Sox.
capacitated him for the greater part
OF last season. sullivan, Il was said
IS best known because Of his work
last season with the Great Lakes naval
training station team.
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Georgetown
Totals ..32 81 Totals go I'll
Hissley battcd for Yates In eighth.
rHun battcd for Mack in eighth

R.ch hnsDG" coiicec: :::::::o S5Sed ID
summary. Two-base hi,Owalsh Home
BudSSk. sullivan. Flavin; Ryiand, 'Doneiian
Double ,piay-Mack TO Patterson to North
I ISft on bassssmGeors e,oWn. !; ,RicGmond
Knight. IN $ innings: or skassa, In
Sk2sEs ?; by ZuzSali. Z. Umpire. Dave
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WHITE SOx, 10; BROWNS, q

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-PoundinG four
pitchers for total of q hits. Chicago
campaign with IL to victory over
81. Louis. The usual tlag-raisinc
ceremonies preceded the game and
Colonel George *. Hunter. comman-
dant at Jefferson barracks. tossed
out the first ball.
Before the game Manager Jimmy
Burke, of the locals, was presented
with a diamond studded watch fob by
ioca! lodge.
WHO Snnrl.
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Philnl cIpl,iu.

New York ......... II 2 DO
Philadelphia ....... o /. D O O -
- summary: Errors-McCarty. Baird go
p y" s. base :, hits-Fietcher. Chase, poylc
hascs.fonnG. Burns, Zimmerman. Gala
htn. WILLIAMS. Sacrifice hit-Nnuur. Sac
r!h"c nys-Rancroft, Mcuscl. Double plays
:. Harness. Fletcher and Chase. Sticking
!DoTlc and Chase; Williams and Bancroft.
Let on bases--Ncw York, .: philndcIphia
1; FRS, base on crrors-oNew York. 8.
lit hy pitcher--hy Jacobs. . rFi@tchcr
I2immermanl. Balk-Jacobs. Struck out
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Comes Back 10 Hig Tent.

Big Ed Sweeney, former star back-
stop OF the New York Yankees has
returned to the major leagues from
the minors. Sweeney is now a mem
Der Of the Pittsburgh Nationals. Some
years ago Sweeney was sent to the
Toledo American Association club
When the United States entered tho
war he enlisted ana soon went TO
France. He was recently signed by
Manager Bczdek. OF tic Pira.cs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIANTS DEFEAT PH|lL|Es
LOSERS 0UT-HIT M'GRAW'S
MEN BUT LOSE ON ERRORS
Benny NnuT md Lnrry Doyle Lift
IiOncrs Over Right Field
Will,
lB, Associated Press. !

Pli1LADELPIiIA, April 23.-Phila-
dclphia outbattcd New York in the
opening game today.but poor ail-round
work by Jacobs and Baird's errors gave
the visitors the game. 10 to Z. In the
fourth inning, with the bases filled
Jacobs forced over Il run by giving
Burns a base on balls. then committed
balk, allowing another run to score
IN the fifth Jacobs made three bases on
long drive, hut was out for failing
TO touch second. New York hit safely
in every inning. Kauff and DOYLE lift
ing home runs over the right field wall
The score:
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Savage Holds zbysxko.

GALVESTON, TEX. April "a
Steve Savage held Wiadek Zbyszko to
no-fall, one-hour bout here tonight
Zbyszko was frequently in trouble,
and at no time appeared dangerous
for his opponent. Zbyszko was to have
thrown Savage twice in an hour.
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NORFOLK GETS FOUR PLAYERS
Two Pitchers md Two OutheIders Re-
leased TO Mary James by
baltimore Club.
Inv As.ocinted press.1

NORFOLK. VA. April c3.-The Balti-
more international League club has re-
leased Pitchers Mcclellan and kiefer
and Outfelders Ward and Carroway to
the Norfolk club. of the Virginia
League, the management announced to-
night
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DODGERS, 6; BRAVES, /

BOSTON, April 2a.-The BROOKLYN
club made it three straight today by
defeating Boston, to |, at Braves
Field. Boston was unable to hit
Grimes when men were on bases. Fill
lingman pitched we'll FOR Boston. allow.
ing Brooklyn but ono run in eight
innings. He was taken out in the
eighth to allow Il pinch hitter 10 bat
for him. Nchf and Raglan, who worked
i'll the ninth for the Braves. were given
ragged support and were hit hard. and
Brooklyn scored five runs
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Score 10y innings: Il.
st. Louis ........ %
Cincinnati ........... n o y y--6
Summary: Stolen basc--Pauicttc. Sacri-
fec nys--Nealc. Fisher. Double plays
Groh to Ra,h to Damhcrt; lohn Smith "a
Hornsby: Stock To ranicttc; liorishy 10
Louis, :; cinslnnati;,, BASES on haus-,
OF Ructhcr, .; oil May, I; off Shord"l. :.
ltts--on Ruc,hcr. in Z innings on Luauo
q in ] inning; OF EllNr in inning: o,f
May. -! in 6 IL innings: OF ShcrdcI. / IN
Ia innings; off Meadows, in II in
ming. Hit by pitchcr-hy May. l. Struci
out--hy RucthCr. =; hv I.uIuc. ]: h. Ellcr.
!: by May, . WILD pItch-Mca dows.
Pa Ssca ball-SnydHr. Winning p!tChcr-
l.uuuc. Losing pitChcr--ShCrlCl
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WET GROUNDS PREVENT GAME
Tech Will Play Maryland Sfnte Todo,
nnd Fridny mud Generals
Saturday.
Especial 10 The Times Disnatch1

RLACkSBURG. VA, April .3-Vir-
g ss tech Eandolph Macon baseball
OH on account Of wet grounds.
Maryland State College is here for
two-game series tomorrow. Wash
inGton and Lee University is booked
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Boston.
New York,
Totals 80 1915 u

Boston ..... q q n I 6-in
New York . o O q o q q n
=. summary: Errors-vick: Pcckinpaugh ca.
rn moGeae h'ss ioTGn' TehsnE or Home
! moopST Sacrifice h!;..,strunk. Sacrifice
nyS-Mc lnnis: Mays. Double play-NiciS
ana Pipp. Left on bases New York s;
noaton. Z. First base on crrors--Boston, :.
naScS on balls-on MoEridrc. .; off Mays
SSiruGk out-hy Mogridre, !; by Mays, S.
iit by pitchcr-hy Muye. l (Hannahl.
NNd pitchcs-Mosr CO.
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Rntlio Omccr I.o.cx I.if.


WICHITA FALLS, TEN. April "a
lieutenant Ralph G.. koontZ, radio Of
ncer ~ Post Field, Okla, was Killed mt
Cali Field late Yesterday when his ma
chino fell about zoo feet. lie was from
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Catcher md Two pitcher. released.

! BlRM!NGHAM, ALA. April ga
Homer liowarth. catcher. was uncon-
ditionally released today by the Brm-
ingham, Southern Association club, as
were Guy Nations and Red Stiles,
pitchers. Shortstop Railcy and Catcher
Jones were sold TO tho Grcenvillc club
IN the Sally" League
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TcxnA Leacur.

At FDouston-Houston, 6: San An
tonic, 3.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Dali
las. 4.
At Waco,-Waco. II: Fort Worth 4
At Beaumont-Beaumont .: Calves
ton
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Penn Stat,
v. NJ. I.
Scora ~: 80 o. Oh Totals ..34 S 81

Perm State eS' II.
v s; A. l. I, II 81
Mcn piilnary: ,Tl,hree-basc hits-Jernigan.
SS aSes ;GTia aEgs- Mnlian Isrnigan ste i
Double piays-stuart to- >i J9nneS t2l:
[ E'eSre sld; Iernigan 70 Everett, Struck outo
bN stroud, .: by kros. s. Hit nv nitchor
= D,,Bianblitz o Ease on balls-off Stroud q
on kroog. 0. Umpire. Rafferty, wv anu
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$1,000. I3y NSsociated Trcss]
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. April ga
Tom Draak. the champion wrestler of
the Netherlands, beat Gene Roland TIA
paciic Coast hamnerlock wrestler
here tonight winning two straight
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland mt Detroit
Chicago ut 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at WASHINGTON
Boston at New York
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BROOKLYN


score 10y Innings: X.
k1s6 n9IdIy -. .'......SS o660 5-G
.Bsuod for l'iniusim in oiEhth inning.
summary; Er!ors-Olson 60, Kelly CD.
Maranv!lic CD. Two base hlts--iIolll.
Wheat, Grimes Stolen hnscs--IIcraog ,iN,
Maranvillc SaCriticc hits-Smith, Myers
Grimes. Left on bascs-Bostou. ~: Brook
iyn, 4; First base or Grrorse-Roston. 3:
Brooklyn, =. Base balls-on Grimes, 3:
OF 1'iilnsim., |; of Nehf. !. H!,s--on
Grirncs. : in innnEs; on F'illingim. 3 in
g; OF Nchf, in two-third; of Ea6an. In
onc-third. BaIk-t;rimcs. Struck out---hy
Grimes, Z: by Fi!lingim, 3. Winnint;
pitchcr-Grmcs. Losing pi;Chor-lil!in-
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Totals ..i5 3'57 Totals 40 l 80
'Dne out when winning run was scored
4 IN . AIs.L. i.

IRan for Arncw in thirteenth
Scoro 10y inninEs: T.
Washington % o o o o Ii
summary: Errors - Perkins Shanks
stolen hases-kopp. Shanks. Sacrihce hits
Milan Johnson Double plays.-Johnson
10 Judge; Davis 10 Janvrin 10 Judge. Left
Eases on balis-on Johnson. 3: off Ferry, T.
struck out--by johnson. 6, by Perry a.
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AMERICAN ASSO. RESULTS

indianapolis. .; st. Paul. 1.
Louisville. III Milwaukee, ..
columbus, /; Kansas City, 0.
Toledo minneapolis; rain.
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TODAY'S GAME

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago mt st. Louis.
Cleveland ut Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston Mt New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn at Boston.
New York Mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis Mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh Mt ChicngO.
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA PLAYS MEDICOS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn Mt Boston.
New York at Philndclphin
st. Louis mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh Mt Chicago.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
AT SPARTANRURG, S. C
Carolina, o; Wofford. i.
AT CAMBRIDGE.
Harvard, &; Colby, 0.
At ANNAPOLIS.
Navy, Q; Eordham. i.
Drank Takes Straight Fails.
AT MI;Sr POINT

Army, II: Lchieh. .
ton, ..
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FROM COAST TO COAST
A Remarkable Chain of Home Testi-
mony. And Bennington Adds It's
Voice to the Grand Chorus of
Local Praise.

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In this grand chorus of local praise
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BROKE HER PROBATION
Girl Messenger Charged With Theft
of Clothing.

Brattleboro, Sept. &-Probation
Officer William "a. Shumway and
Sheriff Frsbk ASbNeilnan returned
here from Winchester, Mass, today
with Miss Martha Carruth, age 10, a
Postal telegraph messenger who will
be brought to the municipal court to-
morrow ON the charge of violating her
parole. $3.50
A search of her room yesterday af
teTnoon revealed a sweater skirt and
one of pair of $40 shoes, all be
lived to have been stolen from mer.
cants here. 1t was learned that she
hired a livery team giving her name
as Mrs. Robert Crosby and saying
she wanted to drive to Putney after
her husband Instead, she drove to
Bernardston, Mass and inquired the
way to Winchester and in that way
was traced to the latter city where
she was found in the home OF her
brother, George Carruth The horse
was located in a livery stable.
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DOUBLING MONEY
Clever Way of counterfeitins Bills
Discovered in Adirondack Region.


Discovered in Adirondack Region.
New York, Sept. 29-One of the
most expert means of counterfeiting
American greenbacks has been discov-
cred by the state police operating in
he Adirondack lumber camps. Sc
clever is the process that it is not
counterfeiting in fact, but duplication
Of original federal reserve notes, with
little chance of detection The infor-
fation now in the hands of the state
police is to be turned over to the de-
partment of justice.
The secret of the device is a ma
chine which is capable of splitting the
thin notepaper on which American
notes are engraved and permitting the
face and back of the note to be strip
ed away from each other The pro
cess then requires the use of waxed
paper and mysterious solution. The
waxed paper is laid over each half
If the note and the solution applied.
Enough of the original ink on the ex-
posed side of the note is carried off
o the waxed paper to make an exact
duplicate of the note!
The waxed sections to which the
nix has been transferred are then
pasted to the opposite half of the good
note and in this way two bank notes
exactly alike are produced. The coun-
terfeiters simply double their money.
According to the information already
gained the men in possession of the
machine have been working in Adir-
ondack lumber camps, using 500, $50
and 800 notes in their operations
Samples of the split notes have
been obtained. They have been shown
o banking experts and the process has.
been declared to be the most clever in
existence.
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II GOOD FOR TIN
N RVOUS PEOPLE
A PHYSICIANS ADVICE

Frederick S. Kolle, NJ. D.. Editor of
New York Physicians who's Who"
says that weak, nervous people who
want increased weight strength and
nerve force, should take n 5-grain tab
let of Bitro- Phosphate just before or
during each meal,
This particular phosphate is the dis
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and reports of remarkable results from
its use have recently appeared in many
medical journals.
If you do not feel well; If you tire
easily; do not sleep well or are too
thin; go to any good druggist and get
enough Bitro- Phosphate for a Two
weeks supply--it costs only fifty cents
a week
Eat less; chew your food thoroughly
and IL at the end Of a few weeks you
do not feel stronger and better than you
have for months; if your nerves are not
steadier; if you do not sleep better and
have more vim, endurance and vitality
your money will be returned and the
Bitro- Phosphate will cost you nothing
1t is sold by Gokay in Bennington
and all good druggists.