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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Nebraska Legislature
To Pass On Woman
Suffrage. July g

Lincoln. Nebr- Jcty eS-Gove-nor
McKeive today issued 4 prcciana-
ror calling the Nebraska legislature
= special session July ee 10 pass OF
he federal woman suffrage amend
Der-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Tssus Beats Eustie-s. 4n3

Io9us Seats F9Stiers. - 4
Togus von from rne Erstlers cc
Gardiner ,ere Wednesday. after tns
supper hour, 10 5, N = fast zane
OF aasecaL Sager pl-cheS a Sne
game Of la. nd excellent suvnc--
nezc tae rms dow- 10 four. Tcgus
got a cc-en hits t3U- for extra bases.
T11ie -1e:- opponents were only able
70 get three Lsvesqce pitched with
tne same cool Judgment and by rsx-
ng h-s delivery rad the visitors a-
his mercy. E-rcrs were -esrors.hIa
Tor one -Gl and 4 wild pitch allowed
another.
Min one down Il the Arxr wfirere
ai1 70 center stole ceccnd. tick third
wne1 Sa1ord drove rhe ball 70 shorr
anu scored On ne hi- Of wa-Sxen
II the second Aeusy h.t for two
Gags Eeseicor was ouc N Z ground
er % first aid Seo1-er drove tse bau
down 10 third tu- Kelley bea. rhe
tSro~ 70 the plate Dcia- sac-eG and
leighton forced Suou1er a. secccd On
his A,t 70 short
II TIE fourth Sa@orC was cut LII.
uenelG . Eese;ton- Wa-cEau nsr
20 Ieft Was advanced hy Iyory's sacr1-
nee ana scored OF the III az OsRr,e-.
Could MT 70 right O-Er.ee r;ed 70
sfsai home and was caught
II the SIKH E Calrsr was safe On
NA-eers JEggie- went % second wheu
NAierr missed E7emHSs throw aud
scored TcsE Sa1crd let Ssnnse-.s
s-cunder - through. EessIr,r being
retired On 4 foul ~ - Wa---~f- r.
.an was oUc CT strikes With one
down SdEorc III 70 Ie.- for two nags
and scored cn the Es- CT Ivory.
CBr,e1 famed z-G Could waz cur on
a foul ~ 70 Dcla-- In the last I'M
ING Srcr.s- ta-ce;- Dclan hit for two
bags. tock third ca 4 Wild pitch AID
scored oE E-cElGe- 70 second
which FU- Leighton out Saxer also
1II - second was OUT AZ first. Tia
scare:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

The ting Keystone came down frum U,
river Wednesday nasn zad ,0wed N
barge Canisteo. which has been dis
charging L cargo FOR the h ard y
Co 10 sen when she vhistled for u
draw 70 open several mist0ck III
whistle for the nre alarm The ton
vas practically that Of the 1rs signa,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Earned runs. Togus ). E1stlsrs :
Two base hats. Sa1ord Wa-dvsi-
WlIet1- Ivory. Eeiley. Sroien bases.
WAletf- WarEwen. Ivcr-. Could z
Ca1rer = Struck out by LeveS12e
L. by Sager : Dcu5le plays. FEN
irg aad wa-cEeI- Eeselcc1 1-aS-
sisted Hit by pIr-aed bail - Le-
vesQue IE- CacJe-h Wild pTtcc- -e-
sesque. Sage-- Ease On 5a1-s- ~
-svesGue M Ca1rerl- Sacrifice 5l-s.
Ivory. Umpire. Dr. Charles Tine
Las. Attendance 800
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Lieut. George Talbot has returned
from overseas and i visiting AZ his
home IN this city He = looking IN
excellent cnrdiacr- He enlisted May
-. 1877. and went 70 France as ser
gea1c major and was commissioned
as 4 first lieutenant Aug. Is. IslS. n
Era1ce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

NJ. a,6 Mrs " c. Eve-er- II
Manchester. y. H are passing he
Week VII. NJ. a-6 Ms = K T-Cer.
Tuesday NJ Everett invited ! oa-,v
II AXE dinner a Tacoma Il- The
members Of the parry we're Charles
< TtAie1 ana family Ms Caleb
Ie,,ey ard fanny aad Rev and
Mrs E X. we5cer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

NJ. N III Johrscn- who aas neea
passing 1 week Il Augusta and Ea--
-oEsL VIZ leave here SATURDAY fer
Ns~ York w.ere he VII Re ,oireS
ty Ms. Johnson Thar c.ev vii
return % their home n Les Angeles.
ca IF. Johnson and Rev. z. u.
Weber passed last Su1day with DE-
a16 Ms Porter Ct Los Angeles at
1eir summer home II Sea-spcrr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Wiz and his dramatic presentation
makes his lecture highly sRterrai.-
Mg
The tickets are gong vel, ard IL
success CT The Community Chavsa--
qua IS assured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

TaonaS : Hopkins, an attorney
oI washington D G, VIC Is passing
ne SUMNER months a. 1.s CID home
Al MI Ee--on- vas : caller Wedaes-
cay Il It's ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Fo- tre high Sc-ecI Fund

- Gardner L y have -ew aga
scaooA aE;tl1-lg Z BIDS far % De -sa
Community institution n the crrs--,r-
oca at whoa eTs-y citizen aid sve-v
crg171zacnn VT. have I 2a-. -hs
Daughters ~ re Holy Cross co,.
saOona- PARISH are 70 do thei- hit BY
holding candy and ice cream sac N
the church grounds SATURDAY afternoon
and evening next during rte -hau-z--
qua rrog-zn- Ladies Will ne n a.
tendance with goodies % ter7c vox-
- ate 5store and af-s- ne sessscrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

:. Packard, superintendent cs
sc1oo-s- e Passing a brief vacation
II PrEceron- NJ and Mrs Pack
1-C drove -h-c1gs WIKI -la1- car
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Water Heath who has been visit
1g trends T his c.-y. left tcr Fo---
-aaG yesterday morning. 70 3o.r the
Nav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Some of Gardiner's iozers had !
jelly tine for awhile IN the afternoon
ccEEegatiES on tha corners and
raning their necks skTward as Il
locking n the plane. II worked.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

MS Amos Eastman. who has been
visiting Randolph friends. returned
wednesday - her home Il Bridge
wafer. Mss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

wednesday afternoon was ore cr
the su.srest weekday afterrocrs sre-
experienced n Gardiner A ve-v
large majority cf the stores closed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Mrs r NJ sohascr and 5acgs-s-
Cd--:s nave returned home a--e- a
-eE months VISIT n Virginia Eor
S7rg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Harry T. Rica of Laurel. Nd. az
rived Wednesday for a few days Wis
Il with friends before leaving for L
visit with relatives IN St John. y.
3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS

ASSOCIATE Justice Warren .. Phil
brook 0t Ware-vlIle vas a. n.s Of
nee a Ie courthouse cn wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Edward Palmer Is receiving sur
s1oa- treatment a. the Argusla tcs-
pi'a- and is getting along Hrely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Mss Blanche LIBBY, who tas been
engaged II Red Cross RECONSTRUCTION
work II France. has returned 10
her home In r.,ts city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

WIZ Severance. who has beea en-
pscyed m Gardiner cnr the past
year. ieft Wednesday for Bangor,
where he Las accepted a position
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

: Bernard Leighton Z : -arv. -
passsEg A seTer-days fur.ough w1ts
: mrs parents. Mr. and Mrs.. J wa,.e-
Leighton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

MT Arthur Sn:B. and daughter
bcrcts-. Prospect street are enjoy
ing rvo weeks outing ae Old Or
cha-S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

rhe1r DOORS at nncn and rhe street
pfese1re6 = real Sabbath day ap-
peararre.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

E1sEt '" NORTH has returned rom
4 three weeks -1sir WITH his daughter
Arz Charles B.r.rgs. Bristol. Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Edward Sr1E,h of South Gardner
aas purchased the William H Stew
ems place On Central street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

William Noc6F - Ea- Ps-sror
vas among the cr--cf-eovn visitors
II tire c:rv "Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Gardiner Local Items
9gFICE: No. Depot Square ......... Teephone 37.w

Mrs Burieixs Wing returned Wed
resday from Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Foreign Oarsmen
For September Races

Boston Ju1y l-0a-SEe1 from AIS
rrasla- New Zealand ard Canada ptan
-v visit cezis country n September for
races with American amateur sweeps-
MAJOR Paul wilmington. former Ear
vzra oacznaa who - now overseas. sent
: czhiegram To hls brcfher hsrs az
1t unc,ng the desire of she eclOniaf sars-
n En- to meet rne Amer7@zn ruwerx
Al n result local rowing ocncia1s ara
arrangements for N inter
..ronag regatta IN the char.es RIVER
szszn sometime in September
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

employed in Gardiner fer the past
eighteen months left Wednesday for
Brock1on. where she Is CO be EN-
pioyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

-zu-as Eaiey az Chicago Il visiting
-aE s-s-z- MS. = .. Haley. 5-UosTack
sra-1s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Hearing Wednesday Before
Chief Justice Cornish

ees~er's 7ssa-t IN Aroostcox cour-
- Case, Ezcats sf Alert a. Bur
ie7n N EauF-y against Ass.an
CGsrinc g. Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

MS Katherine NcGara Ct iris CRY
IS visiting trends n Bidcetorc and
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Wills e Ware of North Grafton.
Mass. arrived Wednesday for a v,z.
with relatives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

M and Mrs Harry G. Stone Of
Boston. who are passing the summer
A. BooIhbay we've calling. Wednesday
en- Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

---- Susset. and Arthur Smith
:.ara been GrzEn as grand jurors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

-e2ca P.--scon Grange hall Thurs
u @~=-.--. Smiths orchestra
z,---2E.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Miss Phyllis Armstrong. daughter
CT Henry z. and Sadie fHarvccd,
Armstrong Of Maiden Mass. Is a
guest AZ the home II Mr.. and Mrs
Award Purdy. Fountain street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

NE H NJ Johnson IS passing
several DAYS With Richmond friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Hsr-T King Is sr5ovi1g a weeks
Cacancn Il Bosson ard vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

5-z-- Cozs1 Dance tomorrow oISnt
:: -.1yz-v hdL-A1v-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Rev. John Haarbag II Boston il
passing 4 few dEfs N the City n the
interests Of the Pilgrim Memorial
fund
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

L z-5 Ms Thomas Elssey of Se~
---x l.. Eaes-s a. the acme of A-.
: z.ev. Brunswick avenue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

@S. ca--c1. Friday SAINT Ja1es
II A2oE-sl Eoiy co@u-.cn II I L.
;ss---tEso-s Lor nation wide campaign
a. Re -gs.ona-v work ot the church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

G-g re cu--ot--Sv1 visitors n
zg-z--z- e1-ssLav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

The ladies' ct ire C-sversa,.s- a;a
are invited 10 F,agg Drmner Eal
/ Friday a-tsrcooc-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

-11cs :: P:--s-gr Grange 1al Thurs
Il svE-- Smiths orchestra
+uiyeAd-:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

II sa-z = Wasson II BesucIr
34E z--ve6 Wednesday far \ few
rs -,s.- VIII rer sister, Miss Mar
E-s- Ca-a~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

James Dickson - Bangor was VS.
11ng friends n th.s CRY Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
Thursdays Concert P-,qr.m

n A>2-Cr-- ne EEFe Neon
Cver-o-e-The Golden MEDIA"
E1--1s-
" a--zes- Dance of the A-c-sres-
GXagi
"reminiscences Of wage-s oreras.
MeyreIies
sraz1--a1 Da-ce--Ni1spIa Corbsr
Grand Medley-"ya1kee Ncucrs"
Swan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

E.Es --ace White CT Scme<~ort1.
: s~as Wednesday for a
7a=; z-z- a. wes. Gardner farm
a1-sz
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
FROM HALLOWEIL

r II johnson went aray On a
business ui2 Wednesday.
A O Naes IN At home with hss
father and mother for a weak.
John Leonard went % Lewiston On
Z business trip "Wednesday.
4 NJ Hatch cf Borsa- was q bus-
mess visitor n tbs cry Tuesday.
Waiter Robinson cf Maiden.
Mass was visiting friends IN ts.s
clry. Tuesday
". b CSsate u BCosccn vas a
business visitor II -1.s city Tues
day.
James Dicksor q Bangor vas VS.
ir1ng friends n tals CRY Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
TIE ladies' e -ne C-iversa,:sr AID
are -v1red 70 EsG D-mner EaI
Friday acter-ooc-
Mrs Katherine NcCs-- ct iris civ
IS WISHING trends n Bidcstorc and
Portland
S6wa-c Palmer ls receiving SUP
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

IE2toA1Elrcl-E~e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24
NATIONAL HOME

oMcer of the day. Capt Scspner Z
Watson
Fur.oGghs were granted we6-es-
day 10 William J Lynch 70 wo-ces-
ter and Haaew J. EAzsar = Angus
ta-
James Lynch. late Z : ravy. md
Joseph 7 Walker, lats I9i Z s. Eng.
6a-6. have been raAen Up 7. A P.
awaiting admission
TIE returns rom fur,oEgas CT
Wednesday were George Keith t-cn
FarCe5cro. Henry L Fa--.rgrcn
from Cascade, y. 4. acd Fs-5.-ac.
FrI1z from, New York C.rv.
Jasper y. Watkins Of Norasru.xa-
Ga. -ate -St5 CO. 18th Battalion. I5-c.
Depot Brigade; Calvin Taylor RYAN
CT Blsnopy5,le. Nd la-e sd photo-
graphic Section A :. C, Ecoe-e
Jones. Of Fredericksburg. late Co
&. -I51a L 6 Inf, David A wleaee
CT Comma la1e Co c. ata Ms. Irs.
and Jason Gil II East -ivs--ore,
lace Co A s1a Ne Int. have be,
admitted 10 the Home
Mss Dorothy Ecsxcr-h ct Beech
mont Mass 3 ne g1esr y ". aad
MS & E Nz---
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

w. Il CSsa-e u BGosccn vas 4
business visitor II -i.s city Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

4 n Hatch q Bonga- was a bus
mess visitor n tbs cry Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

John Leonard went ~ lewiston On
! business trip "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-24

Waiter Robinson cf Maiden.
Mass was visiting friends IN this
CITY. Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
TANK OFFICER COMES
TO ARRANGE PROGRAM
Lieutenant Earncdoe Arrives for
Conference With Victory Loan
Organization.
WILL USE FIVE MACHINES
Recently Perfected Blank Ammuni-
ton to BE Used in Machine Guns
Sent I" Aid in Campaign Hcro-To
Simulate Actual War.

Lieutenant y. l.. Varnedoc. Of the
United states Army tank corps. arrived
in Richmond last hight and Will con-
fer With the war loan organization
OF the Fifth Federal Reserve District
rcSardinE the tank demonstration here
paign.
richmond is to have five tanks. and
central assembly points suitable for
TANK driving. are being selected. All
tanks arc TO be equipped with Marlin
machine guns and the thirty seven mill
imeter gun. Smoke bombs will also
be included in the equipment
The war loan organization has lust
received notice OF the perfection Of
blank ammunition for machine guns.
10 the present time il has been i'm
possible 10 use blanks in a machine
gun on account OF the fact that the
bolt is carried back by the enormous
pressure of the gases that follow the
bullet up the barrel and escape through
the gas port acting on the head OF
the piston and overcoming the main
spring which carries the piston for
ward
Because these gases escape into the
gas chamber. after the bullet has
passed the gas port only five-cighths
OF an inch. it has been difficult 10 in
vent blank which would hold that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
CARRY HERMANN ON STAND
SAYS BALTIMORE FRANCHISE
"N0T WORTH A DOLLAR"
Federal League Had hut Ono Player
fs5S& OF Value. Tcstilcs Chairman OF
Commissions.


6 WASHINGTON. April 4.-Dcclaration
that the franchise of the Baltimore
gFederal League club was a liability
instead of an asset and worth abso-
lgtely nothing" was made by August
lierrmann. chairman OF the National
Baseball Commission, in tcStifying to-
day in the 100000 damage suit OF the
Baltimore club against the National
and American Leagues and certain Of
1icials of the defunct Federal League.
MIR. Hermann was on the stand near
slS,sthc entire day.
YAK The Baltimore club, Mr. Herman
testified. had no players OF value, with
the exception OF one man. lie did not
give the name of this player. I'VE
gave them an opportunity to dispose
wise, the witness said. in reference
to negotiations with the Baltimore
club following signing of the baseball
peace agreement.
In my judgment, they had no play
ers that any club wanted TO purchase.
Some of the Federal League clubs had
few players of value. In my
opinion. the Baltimore franchise was
not worth a dollar. They had no cir
cult no players of any value. and
great. and the attendance was not
good"
Portions Of an address Clven by
Chairman Hermann AT a dinner ten
dered the National Association of Pro-
fessional Baseball Leagues by the CO.
Columbus. in November, 1918, were read
to the jury. In the course OF his adj
dress, MIR. Hermann was quoted as
saying that baseball was open TO all"
and that any one had a right to en-
gage in IL in any capacity that they
part OF those engaged in organized
ball"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
VIRGINIA nine BLANKED
LINCOLN MEMORIAL HURLER
PITCHES AlR-TIGHT BATTLE
Holder Gives university Hut Three
Hits and Wins Game by score
of 10 q,
Especial 70 The Timcs-uispa,c

iSpcSi'l 70 1 ne Times piSp2tC !
Gil ANloTTESNlLIsE. VA. Nprh e.
The University of Virginia faced air
iirht huriinS in tho opcnius, game Of
The season today. and lost. I to o. 10
the Lincoln Memorial University nine.
Surorior mound work by Boldc,. OF;
IN" VISITORS squad. proved the undo
inS OF the locals. Boldcr further dis
iinSuished himself by hitting a home
run into deep right field in the ninth
inning.
me winners amaSscd three runs In
inc fourth on hit, 4 walk. two errors
and Wild pitch The Virginia men
made daring Sortie III the rt;h when
Lincoln Memorial made three errors i'm
rapid succession. but Bolder frightened.
ana SCI down two men by the Whit
route. leaving second and third popu-
lated.
Score by innings: T. H. T.
:incoln .... COOS Ia i 5
virginia -. % 700 o % . :
batteries: Lincoln Observation-Disclosures
and Bailey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bland
-l:55
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
NORTH CAROLINA WINS
DEFEATS EL0N COLLEGE
IN 5 INNING GAME q TO |
rnrhcrIs Arc ON Edge for Hir Com
test with Stntc College on
Monday.
| Spscinl to The Timcs-pisnatch l

CHAPEL. HILL. n q, April I.-'rhc
second game of the season to be played
on the home grounds was won by The
home team today whcr Carolina over
came i.lon by Il To / score. The game
only lasted for five innings. and WAS
played during Il continuous driZzlc.
That every moment threatened 10 de-
Nolop into Il steady downpour
On account of this fact the ball was
very elusive and hard TO cage. and as
u result; so many errors were made
by each team tina; the relative strength
OF the mines cannot be determined.
In the opening inning f.lon brought
in 4 run by JohnsonS hit over second
and two errors by Carolina. Swift
pitching for Carolina, frightened down
and he'd them hjtlesS until the NTH.
when Sides drove out one SaCker
Carolina failed to score in the first.
but obtained two in the second and
one each IN the third and fourth, thus
obtaining 4 lead that Elon was unable
to overcome.
Sides and Johnson did excellent work
Tor Elon. while Roberts, who secured
y three Dagger in the second. and
in center field. having pulled the team
out of a perilous position in the fifth
by a beautiful catch III deep center
field. were perhaps the outstanding
stars for Carolina.
The chief subject OF campus gossip
on the hill is the coming game on
Monday with State College. the game
to be played on the local diamond
Though Stote College has an exception
looking forward to the game with
great confidence, and hope 10 be able
TO show the Techs just where they
stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
HAS LOST JURISDICTION
Southern Baseball Association Presi-
dent Says National Commission
Docs Not Control.
ne Associated Press.

MEMPHIS. April 4.-President Mar
tin. of the Southern Association, in a
statement today, after reading a dis
patch from New Orleans, quoting a
telegram from August HERMANN
chairman Of the National Commission,
10 y. j. Heinemann, president of the
New Orleans club, in regard TO the
seven player rule adopted al the fan
meeting of the Southern Association.
declared the National Commission no
longer had Jurisdiction over the affairs
OF the Southern or other minor lea CUES,
and asserted that the rule in question
does not violate any provision OF the
National Association agreement.
The telegram from Mr. Hermann
was made public last night by Mr.
Hcincmann, who is contesting the
Seven-player regulation, which pro-
rides that no Southern Association club
have on its roster more than seven
players Of class \ standing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
HIGHEST PAID RIDER ON
AMERICAN TURF DEAD
frankie Robinson's Skull Fractured
AMI Three Other Boys Hurt
in Sixth RncC.

BALTIMORE. April 4-A'rankie Rob
!nson, one OF the foremost jockeys in
the country. died a, a hospital here
early tonight from Injuries sustained
IN the sixth race a; Bowie this after
noon. when he was thrown over his
mounts head. The fail fractured Rob
inson's skull. johnny McTagrart.
Mooney and Sneidtnan also We're in
iured in the accident, which occurred
when a field OF eight horses became
;, Robin son. who was under contract to
harry Payne Whitney, was said TO
the American turf W;liie Doyle was
held responsible by the track officials
They claim that Doyle, riding Gar
onse, swerTed over 10 the inside rail
when his mount was not clear OF the
field causing TED Rice. who rode Har-
WOOD, which was en- the rail, 10 pull
up sharply
A tangle followed Robinson. riding
koederer. was the second to go down
observers say the jockey was thrown
over his mounts head and then kicked
by the animal McTaggart was on DR..
Charcoi; Mooney and Sneidman were
riding Man!oc and Marianao. respec-
lively Doyle. with Garbage. finished
the race in the lead. bu; the stewards
disqualified the horse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
WEST END GUN CLUB
HOLDS FIRST SHOOT TODAY
Local Trap DcvOtecs Plan Opening
Season mt Stop is. Westhnmp-
ton Car Line.

The first club practice shoot Of the
West End Gun Club will be held this
afternoon at $3.50, Stop Is Wcsthampton
car line. y number of applications for
membership will be posted. and the
prospects for the coming season are
very bright
The personnel of the club include
many of Richmonds substantial bust
ness men who are devotees OF shooting
and hunting of all kinds. During the
summer months, while the hunting sea-
themselves in shape and in trim for
wing shooting by smashing clay
pigeons.
Nearly every city in the L. :. \.
can boast OF one or more clay pigeon
shooting clubs, and this form OF out
door recreation has grown by leaps
and bounds in the last ten years. II
has supplanted the shooting OF live
pigeons, which IS now permitted in
only 4 few States on accuUn, OF its
cruelty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-05
Z;yII.j7lsE|Y!f6!jIHz|
CO.. DAME (;;ss.ss
R727 OPENED e cloaeo 400
sio-h CARS &c.
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

serious are rheumatism, with its tor
turing pains: Catarrh, often a fore
runner Of dread consumption; Scrofula
Eczema. letter, Erysipclas and other
uisilguring skin diseases; Malaria,
which makes the strongest men help
less. and many other diseases are the
direct result OF impure blood.
You can easily avoid all OF these
diseases. and rid the system of them,
by the use Of S. S. S., the wonderful
hloou remedy that has been in constant
use for more than fifty years. S s (
ciea nEcs the blood thoroughly. and
routs every vestige Of impurity. 1t is
soih ny druggists everywhere
For valuable literature and medical
ADVICE absolutely free, write to-day to
the Medical Dept. Swift Specific Com
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Almost Every Human Ailment
Is Directly TraceabIe to I'm.
purities in the Blood.

You cannot oversstiynate the i'm
?9rtance u keeping the blood free Of
impurities. When you realize that the
AtaIt Is constantly pumping this vital
aH.d % all parts Of the body. you can
easily sec that any impurity in the
".0pt wi!! cause serious corn plications.
any slight disorder or irnpurity
mat creeps into the blood Is a source
~ danger, FOR every vital organ Of the
hHc| depends upon the blood supply
:" properly perform itg functions.
Many painful and DANGEROUS disease.
arc In" direct result Of "A bad condi-
non 81 the blood. Among the most
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branch has been chosen by the conf
mittco OH organization and will be
probably adopted.
The new organization Is non-lcnomi-
national and International. 1t knows
no political party, creed nor religious
denomination. Its constitution is
iaSed upon tho principles cnunciatcd
by President Wilson sclfdetermina-
tton Tor the smaller nations of the
world and government of 4 people
only by consent Of the people governed.