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RAIN AGAIN HALTS
TITLE TENNIS GAMES

Boston, Aug 1S-Thc challenge
match for the national doubles tennis
championship between Vincent :
Richards. New York. and William r.
TlIdcn, jr.. Philadclphia. and Norman
+ Brookes and Gerald Patterson.
Australians. was called off his Hf-
ternOon because OF rain. II viii hC
played tomorrow afternoon
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Former Magnate Dead.

Philadelphia. Aug IS - Samuc. H
Butch Jones. widely known IN base
ball circles and forme ly ono Of IT,.
owners of the Philadelphia Am,ri-a "
League club. died today. lie was -
years old. NlT. Jones ,poIt - year.
in the services Of press associations.
retiring from the philadelphia oGh.u
of the Associated Press i'm 1@I6 10 take
Athletics.
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Big Leaguers in Eastern.

New Haven. Conn. Aug Is. -
George W. Twombly, a former out
fielder OF the Boston Braves. and
Chick Davies. n left-hand pitcher.
formerly with the Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics, today We're signed by Geor-o
Weiss. owner Of the New Haven
team in the Eastern League. Jack
Enright. a pitcher from the St
Louis Nationals. has been released.
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Leonard F2oiad P-!h
Once And Then Bla0ie

There is q tory r...
abuu' "DuieH Ln,r...
Ruth Leonard u. ....
mate of tho ~s.. 49,
and hoaStod fo . f. .#
knew tho hnn..-r ...
ness
"NII you've 500 '. g..
low and ru~5d, u~ n.-T nd
SAID Leuuari 90 r.-.r
for I set hmm d.vn n.IN..r
last I.m, Pc ra, cd mo
RHr the urN. rms rIs b
"rnd pair of doubles a.d
L,.Uard boast un moro
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Totals 36 Il p II 3 Totals .. = o p 10
RATED for karsrhnr in tba ninth inning
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE
TITLE TO CLOFFEPS

Ry defeating Torrcdo Yesterday. .
10 >, Clof"ns won tho chamnionshlD
Of the Navy Yard League and viii
represent that organization in the
coming nost-scason series.
Phil Bus'hor pitched an excellent
article Of hall for eight innings but
TorT1d DO was not throE-h. and. with
4 three-run lead against them. man
aged to put two runs over and nll"d
the bases with two out. BuNchcr
then frightened ur and struck out tn"
next batter. Tho score:
h q T-n--..ln a
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Where They Play Today
Standing of tho Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
lestcrdaNs RPsuIts

st. Louis, !: Boston. /; 90 innings:
rainD
Pittsburgh, .; Philadelphia, ,; az
'nnings.D
Chicago-New York: rain.
Cincinnati Brooklyn: rain.
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Macks Easy Pickings.

Chicago. Aug. 1S-Gleason's pen
nant leading White SoX whaled
Noyes and kirscher all over the
park here today. piling up eleven
! uns On>seventeen blows. Dick Kerr
went the route for the SoN. Final
score. Sox, II; Athletics, 6. The
score.
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Score by innings:
Philadelphia. a............ 0 0 G : 6
Chicago. ................. . , XII
Jackson, Gandn ~. Scialk. Witt Thomas.
Walker, Burns (2). BurruS Hits-Of NoHes e
in . innings; Of Kerscher. II in innings.
Two-basa hits-Gandil 81. Jackson. Kerr. Walk
er Sacrifice hits-E Collins l2l. RisborG
Schalk Stolen bases-E. Collins ~, J. Col
Iins. Wild ritch-Kerscher. StnIck BY
Kerr, 6: BY Kerscher, l. Bases balls s-Of
Noyes. |; Oft Kerscher. l of Kerr. ). Double
pays-Collins to Gandil, Risbcrg TO Collins to
Gsndil C9. Turner to DuGan to Burrus. Time
OF game hour ~ minutea Umpires-MesSrs
Moriarity and EFanA
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Reading. /; Toronto. 5.
Buffalo at Jersey City, game post.
poned; rain.
only games scheduled.
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Athletics Buy Player.

Henderson. Ky. NuC. l>.-Outf"rdor
Charles High. Of The Evansville Gudr
club. of the Thrcc-I | "aSuc. has beer
purchased ny the Philadelphia Nmer'-
cans. 1t was announced here today by
Tom Turner. scout for tn" Athletics.
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Smith Colgate Athletic Director

Lewiston. Me. Aug. lS.-Carl II.
Smith, graduate Of Colgate Uni
versity. has been elected athletic
G1rtctor at Bates College. to mn the
vacancy caused by the death OF
Royce D. Purington last sprinE.
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Bethlehem Wins.

Stockholm, Aug. 1S.-The Bethlehem
Steel soccer football team defeated
the Stockholm Tigers yesterday by a
score of to q. King Gustave was
among the large crowd in attendance.
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Totals Il 50 = Totals - = q
.RattnI f.r Rw.s-M M - eIghth
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Home rIn-MenOsky. Stolen haSes-Ianvrin,
Rice. Double pIay-Shans TO Janvrin To Char
nty. Lett on bases- Nationals. 5; Detroit, =
Bas' on hals-Of shaw }: of Boland , Struck
out By shaw, ), by Boland. Wild pitches
shaw p.
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JUP PLUVIUS
HELP TO TIGERS
Rest, Caused by Rain, Puts
Shaw Off Edge, Jung
leers Winning, 4 to 3.

Detroit. Aug. 1S.-FOr seven innings
today Big Jim Shaw held the fighting
pennant seeking Tigers at his mercy
and was out in front. Then it rained.
After fifteen minutes layor. Jim lost
control. Sam Agnew did the same and
as a result the Detroiters won a 4-to-3
victory.
Detroiters have only Jupiter Pluvius
10 thank. however But for the
drenched field and wet balls. Jim
would have turned back the BengaIS
twice in succession. He pitched a great
brand Of ball and deserved the fruits
Of his labor.
The upset came in the eighth. With
the count three to one against
them. the Tigers went to bat while
spectators prepared to go home
shame faced. but Bush worked Jim
for % pass and Young spanked a hot
one To Janvrin on which play Char
rItv butted in and left first uncovered.
both runners being safe. Cobb was
out on strikes. but Neach dumped
one m front Of the plate. AEnew
throw wildly to head of Bush at
rhird and the Midget counted.
Wild Heayes Costly.
Tho next pitch o fShaw's was wild
and Youn- knotted the count. Neach
rha~uE To- second. from where he
r'-I~t"rsd With the winning run on
IorIwanu'S base knock to right.
The only other chance the Tigers
had To score came i'm the sixth and
they bare.y managed TO sneak one
a.r0ss- II came on singles by Bush
to & M n 9
long foul to Rice on which Bush
>campered home. Heilmann was
famed. when a blow would have won
the fray there and SnOrtcns bounHSr
hit Cobb on his way to third.
Washington opened up a machine
gun fire Of base hits in the first in
ming. and 10 appeared as If Bernie Bo-
land couldn't st~nd up under the
hOThardment But he managed to
stick it out from then on. though
Jennings had as many as three pitch
er~ warming up all the way. Janvrin.
who did a bit OF wicked hitting Sun
day started Of with a tap over Sc
0Ud. while Milan and Rice duplicated
the second saCknr scoring.
BoInnd HaItS Parade.
Eoland halted IT then. however. by
l'.'Ill- NtIhShN ana 'TldEFllE 70 SKY
ont and tanning Shauks Janvriu
worked EOIsn5 for A frank i'm the
third. and promptly piIfered second
Milan mt 10 loft. hut Veach's great
peg held .he first runner at third
Elre.S roller To Young. forcing Milan.
scored JarEr.n
The third and final marker was pro
durcd rn the sixth by Nike MenOsky
Nike c.ouroI the first hall pitched far
over the right field wall his rhId cir
cult o.out of Eolaud this year. and
ruis blow was the second tinn ball
has been norsted over this parric.ln IT
an since Naylu Field was built be-
ing the first one to gain such an hon
or several weeks ago. Because Of the
injury TO his Ief, hand. sustained in
~uduy.s game Jo" jude was unable
tn play.
charity fUod his shoes nicely.
however, and iu the first frame trick
'.. cobb On snap throw from AEnew.
The GeOr-Ia0 WAS caught H1r-fuotod
and Hls ran down for the third out
r.ar second. JanvrIn making tie put
our. iu all they had "a bad day. Whit
r1- once getting caught off first and
lrIUE ~truck by Shorten EroUndcr
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Browns Jolt Red Sox.

81 LoIis. Mo. Aug. IS-Thc Browns
stopped the Red SoX today. { to =.
with Gallia on the winning side. The
score:
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Where Thry pIay Tod,,

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
chicago at New York.
Cincinnati At Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
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Indians Trim Yanks.

Cleveland. Aug. 1S-The Indians
downed the Yanks today = to l in a
pitching duel between Mays and Bag
nv The score.
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St. Dominics Beaten.

RI" Ch"vcr,y \. g. dcf"ated St.
Dominics ycst' rdly afternoon on The
Monument grounds = to .. For games
with Cheverly \. G. address r. W.
Farncr, 1112 3 street northeast
It. n. AbHO.AEl g. \ c. AbH.O.A 4 f
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Z heycry 4. = - - o o 0 o \ 8
Runs-RoacIe, ';irardi. SlatteH, Nicdfeldt
Garrett. O'Neil, RreGman. Ieatmau. Two base
hits -Quaile, Gerard. Ncatman. Stolen bases
Rosche Gerard. DNcer Niedfcldt. O'Neill Dou-
bic rlays-O Nein To Harmon, Fl Green tunas
sistGdl Passed halls-T. Green, Garrett Left
IN base-St. Dominic 10; Cheverly. Z Struck
out Marsden, Il: C0l}en. s: Yeatman, s Base
on balls-Marsden. {: Cohen. >: Ycatman, l.
Hit by ptcher-Cohen (SlatteDl: Ycatman
Dycerl Innings pitched-Marsden. 9; Cohen. 6:
Ytatman 8
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Il : = II &

SoIthCrn ................. 0 o 0 o 0 0 ] ;
~hp.S .............. n Q 0 0 /
Runs Lynn. TSSer. Hand Hughes First
huse bv crTur~ -SFIthcrn, {: Shops. J. IcfJ on
tn~as- SO.th"rr. s: Shops. First la>e ~
hll@ oH BcIl I; Q-mn. Str,ck r-I;- BY
R'aN 4. QuiUr. ? Two t-,s. hits liamnl.
Quinn. J"hns'.,n" Sacrifice Init HI stolen
has $ Lgun. TSsNr. Ra'rmln Double pla,,
Lynn TO Hill 70 BeekrT EcaI TO Fldhcr-y y
Eeker Ts,cdale to Bc-utardt TO Hughes I'm
Tre-Mr Handibne TIM Of game hour IS
LInLtea
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RIGHT EARFUl

White Sox VS.. Redlegs in the
world series will sound some
thing like an enjoyable after
noon at a bathing beach.
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LEFT EARFUL

1t would be sweet music to
the rest OF the baseball world
to sec the Giants and Yankees
playing a city series this fall.
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Battle Overtime Draw.

Boston. Aug. lH.-The Cardinals and
the Braves hooked up an interesting
hurting duel in the first game of a
carded double bill today at Braves
Field, rain calling off hostilities at the
end OF the tenth inning with the score
! to !. The second game was called
off because OF wet grounds. The score
by innings:
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Runs-Hannah, Graney, Jameson. Two-base
hits-Chapmsn. Sacrifice its-Mays, Bagbv
Double Isays-Gardner, Wambsganss and Harris
Wambsganss and Johnston. Lett on on bases
New York, 6; Cleveland. ). Bases on ba,ls-Of
Mays. g. of Bagby. >. Hit by pitcher-By Bag.
by Fewserl. Struck out-By MAYS >; by Bag
10y. }. Umpires -Neesrs Connolly and Hide
bFspd-
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Piratcs Trim FhIs.

rh.Iade'.rn 90. A.- 10
raIos defeated tho Nlr..n-
LrEIEh A1'nu. -rnuuds r.
count Of . tn . 10 % i@-rnr r
a." Cooper and Smith hwIr
great form hu' Ih, Iait,T g.
slightly Iu th,. nnal 'rau..
score by innings.
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Totals. 84z : Totals. 8 , .

Runs Foley Mornssev. MGIuckcn. Sutton.
BabbingtOn. DrnnrIb ~. Sn!dcr. \. Narr
Left on tases-S Shipping Board. ). War Ri~a. T.
Stolen hases-Morrixey Babbingt"n Donnc.
Howard. kIucken- A Watt Bl.ler SaTHo'
hIt--MOrHssHy. A. Watt Fraser. TToba-. Int
Sutton. Struck OIt-Ry Owens, 10: by Nglaei
fer. ). Rase on bals-Or onrrs. >. otF SC. aef'cr.
s. Wild pitch-Snhaefer. Passzd hsI. HuTI
Hit by pitcher-By owens lSnider FraSr
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Major League Statistics.
AMERICAN A LEAGUE,
Yesterday y's RcsuIts.

Detroit, 4: Washington, 3.
Chicago, II; Athletics. s.
Cleveland. >. New York, l.
St Louis, 4; Boston, 3.
Where They Play Today.
Washington at Detroit.
Athletics at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at St. Louis.
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son. Si~Ier. SeTcred EAn,l runs II Lai-
I, E~ston. ; Twohase hit Scott. Three uase
hit ScvCrCid Home MN NonrsI Sar7i,'r. ai'~
Russell Williams. Double pls4~- Scott to
Shannrn to MCInni-: HHaI,r tu McIuniS Stolen
na lie -Eurh. Hit IN pitcher R, Russell UicI-
ro3I r, G7lI1 Eu'h'. by M,1iraw lSislcr'.
Wild ltch MEirtE Ea~c on balls on Rus
sell. 8 oF Galia ) Stu,ch nrt f, Ru.-.U.
?. b, GJIi.s. ,: b, Hoyt, / Iftcning record -
OT Mc4;rav. ! hit and rns IN IS inning;
a Hoyt 0 hIt, and 0 rms in - iruinc l. #
on hase>-~t. Louis. 6; Boston. H. Um ire
Dinecn and NalLin. Time Of gamn L:il
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. + + + + ]. l. + + + + & + + :
 MINORS AND MOTORS.

Within the space of one week to day, there has been reported two serious accidents due to kids driv- ing cars" Just how many more oc- cured and were not reported is un- known. 1 saw one of the accidents and know the driver did not sound the horn nor was he driving slowly. am informed that it is against the law for minors to drive cars un- less over 16 years of age and upon cme occasion l had this matter up with the mayor but without results.
 It is true that only a negro was killed Saturday but l believe his life was worth as much to his people as your child or my child is to me. 1t may be unless the laws are enforced and those permitting their children to use their cars that your child, your wife or yourself will be the next victim.
 It is reasonable to suppose that no child, however careful he may drive, is able to use the sane judge ment demanded at times in drivli on crowded streets and judging from experience this reasoning is sound
 You and |, and the majority of auto owners try to obey all of the laws governing traffic and the iun- ming of automobiles, and it is unjust to us to permit others to ignore them. The police force of the city has been increased and now is d good time to use some of the extra men for enforcing the traffic laws The fines, if imposed and collected @ will probably more than pay the sal aries of half dozen more men and probably it will make it safe for you or yours, or me or mine to be upC'. the streets.
 Yours truly,
 AUTO OWNER.
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S1ENOGRAPhtR
 IS INDICTED IN
 q LFARY CASE
Carried Messages Written In Invisible Ink Is
 Claim.

New York, Jan. 20.---J. Willard Robinson. formerly Stenographer in the office of Jeremiah A, O'Leary is accused of carrying messages be tween 0'Leary and German agents in Holland, in 1917. in an indictment for treason returned here today by the federal grand jury.
 Robinson, the indictment states went to Rotterdam on an Amer1can tank steamship in April, 1917, and delivered to Frank Richards, alleged to be German agent, correspond ence from OIeary and from Madame Marie de Victorica. John T. Ryan and Herman Vessels, who, with O'Leary were indicted last spring on charges of conspiracy to commit treason and espionage. In June of the same year, it is charged, Robinson arrived here with secret correspondence.
 The messages, the indictment states, were in invisible ink, and one from OLeary and Ryan asked the German government what assistance it could give the fight for freedom for Ireland.
 The reply to this inquiry, accord ing to the indictment was that the German government suggested that action be deferred until the peace confelenc. whn it would support the Irish claims.
 The indictment contains copies of letters which Robinson is said to have brought from Holland and also from Spain and Denmark, and which were interccepted by the army in telligence bureau.
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"GRANDMA" OF RUSS
 REVOLUTION HERE

Seattle, Wash, Ja. 20.-"Russia will never again be ruled by auto crats," Madame Catherine Bleshskov- skaya, called "the grandmother lof the Russian revolution, asserted here today in discussing government in the country of her birth. Mime. Breshskovskaya arriver here yester- day from the Orient. According to her present plans she will depart tomorrow for Washington, D. C., and Boston.
 'Out of the seeming wreck of Rus sia will come a strong government of the people," she said. Russia will not be governed always by the destructive and cowardly Bolshe- vik. The Bolshevik are few in num- ter, comparatively"
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BANNERS CRITICIZE
 U. $. OWNERSHIP

Chicago, >jan. zo5.-Sharp criticism of government ownership of railroads was voiced here tonight at a meeting of the National Gamers Association and allied associations by United States Senator B. M. Fernald, of Maine, former President of the Ma tional Gamers Association.
 "Since the government took control of our railroads freight rates have advanced forty percent; passenger rates 50 percent and the poorest ser vice we ever experienced has been given to the people of this country, said Senator Fernald.
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NAuSEALESS
 CAL0MEL IS
 BEST FOR FLU
DoctQrs. x and Druggists. Claim sCalo- tabS, the NailseaI6ss sJsaiOmel, Is
 the Best Laxative for Colds. Grippe
 and Influence. ,5

At the first sign of q cold, is the time to take a Calotab, the perfected nausealess calomel that has all the liver benefits left in and the sting taken out Doctors say there is noth- ing like it to put your liver right and keep your system in condition to re- sist and avoid colds, influenzt and pneumonia.
 The best insurance against influ- enza and pneumonia is a good active liver and your doctor will tell you that Calotabs is the most thorough and effective, as well as the safest and most agreeable remedy for this purpuose.
 One Calotab at bed time with d swallow of water-that's all No salts, no nausea, nor tho slightest in- reference with your eating, pleasure, or work. Next morning you awake feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast Your cold has vanish ed and you are ready for work or play. Calotabs are sold by drug gists everywhere in sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Your money handed right back if you are not de lighted. Advt.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Cata.rh is a local disease. greatly in. duenced by constitutional conditions, and internal remedy. Hairs Catarrh Medi. ciEe is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Halls Catarrk Medicine was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for yeasx. It is con- posed of some of the best tcnics known. combined with some ox the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of the tngredients ia Halrs Catarrh Medi- fneNlta n catarrhal conditions. Send for G CHENEY Y co, Pror q. Toledo o.
 I1's Ssniiy Fiiis so. constipssien
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EXCHANGE FEEDER
 HOGS FOR CORN

The Northern farmer has bumper corn crop and he wants carloads of good double vaccinated feeder hogs or pigs. ranging from 50 to 125 pounds. The Southwest, and particularly Ar ksnsas, has plenty of feeder hogs but shortage of corn. Why s not ex. change hogs for corn? Write, to j.
 H. Tull, Otice of Markets. Extension Division. Little Rock. for information
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FLIES TO SAN DIEGO.

San Diego, Calif., Jan. 20.-Major T. c. MacAuley, flying from Taliafer- TO Field, Ft. Worth, Texas, arrived at Rockwell Field, North Island, at :05 o'clock this morning. The 383 miles from Tucson, Arizona, were covered in four hours and forty minutes.
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Dent embarass the boys who have just returned by inquiring "When are you going to take off your uni form?" A soldier still attracts a little attention on the streets and then wool is sky-high and d buck private only drew thirty per.
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B|G SHOE BILLS
 ~ CAN BE CUT

will always wear shoes with Neolin Soles," writes MT. M. Newman of the l. Newman Mfg. Co. of Minneapolis. '"They are superior soles in every way, waterproof, more comfortable and more durable. After many months of wear they remain in good condition"
 MT. Newman, and millions of others, have found that the answer to the shoe bill problem lies in getting soles that wear long time-Neolin Soles.
 They are scientifically made, very tough and yet have the other qualities that soles should have-comfort and absolute waterproofness. Get Neolin- soled shoes for your whole family. They are found nearly everywhere and in all styles. Have worn shoes re-. paired with Neolin Soles. They are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels-guaranteed to out wear any other heels.
 1le0!i!l!ll l||!!; <; }! ]. 1! l!.. !S.o1es {:
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We are wondering how New Or leans is going to entertain the boys who have been making weekly, monthly and annual pilgrimages to lower Louisiana when Uncle Sam puts the K o. to Old John Barley corn.
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What chance has the calamity howler got these days with spring coming on, plenty of gas and the boys coming home?
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The Newspaper Enterprise Associa- tion News features are carried ex- clusively by this paper in Pine Bluff. All features including pictures, car toons, maps and special war features are N. E. A. Service.
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A dose i'll time will prevent Inc Flu. Take Dr. Brunson's FayOrite Prescription. A system builder against coughs and colds, influenza. etc. For sale by all druggists. 12-4tf
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If the American representative in Poland can pronounce the names of the members of the coalition minis try recently formed by MI. Paderew- ski, he is worthy of the job.
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The eyes of the world are turned toward America and Americans are looking into the brightest future the world has ever known.
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It wouldn't be bad idea to be- gin laying by few pennies now for the Victory Liberty loan to be launch ed in April
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We didn't know how. many of us did belong to the proletariat until they told us that "only common folks had the flu'
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 Published by the ADAMS PRINTING co. orner Main and Barraque Streets.
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And the Dollarway will be ill per feet condition by the time the spring driving season is here.
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You ought to see the things the girls are sewing-for the boys who are coming home.
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Don't let the "Flu" overtake you. take Brunson's Favorite Prescription first It is the lest preventative; for sale at all druggists. 12-4-tf
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When the attention of The Graphic ; called to any mis-statement of facts, or to any error concerning any maa or ching, correction will cheerfully be ueeQ0s Xs.sSaAa
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Don't let tha "k'lu" overtake you; take Brunson's Favorite Prescription first. It is the best preventative. For sale at all druggists. 12-4tt
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