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Evening journal., 1919-07-30
BRITTON-O'D0WD 4
TO BOX ON AUG. 22

NEW YORK, July 30 United Press
Jack Britton. welterweight champion,
and Mike O'Dowd. middleweight tile
holder, have been matched to box eight
rounds before the Newark Sportsmen
Club on the evening OF August %.
O'Dowd will make 1853 pounds, ringside.
This will be tine fourth meeting OF the
two champs. although the first since
Mike annexed the title by knocking out
al Mccoy. Jack won referees de-
csion in a ~ round go at Boston in
1916. They fought two i0-round no
decision contests the next year, one in
st. Paul and the other in Brooklyn.
BY knocking out O'Dowd, Britton could
Win the middleweight championship,
but Mike could not reciprocate since
they will fight above the welterweight
limit. O'Dowd will begin training at
once. but Brtton will rest few days
Because OF his recent encounter with
Ted Lewis.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
BY n. G. HAMILTON

UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK, July 30.-sumps, Il
seems. strike only baseball clubs.
Other lines OF athletic effort are sim
gularly free from long periods Of de-
preston.
You find the boxer with an off-nlght
when he doesn't show 20 great advan-
taee: YOU md the same thing In
spriniers. Oarsmen, Jumpers and race
horses. But Il Is the result OF over
training which makes the man or the
animal stale only for the time being.
Tie comes back very quickly and ordi-
narily the sialeness bsis for a single
performance.
Baseball clubs often sprint along at
high speed for a month, winning great
majority OF IFS games. and then. sud
denly growing lisiless, they begin 10
faller. Pitchers go wrong. hitiers fail
90 deliver. base running becomes putrid
the men play stupid baseball. and, Ia
make things worse, ihe luck Of the
game. aiways counted as a great factor
turns ever against them
There have been two occasions OF
this during The present American
League season.
Early I'm the season the White So'
broke out ahead and cantered along i
front for several weeks. suddenly
things began TO go wrong and befor
Kid Gleason could get sand on ih
runway. the Sox had skidded out o
the leadership.
No sooner had they taken a hrac
than The Yankees started a trip wesi
which proved So disastrous that with
In space Of six days they had re-
linquishcd the leadership OF the John
son parade and had sunk into sec0pc
place The White SoX seized The op.
portuniiy and again sprang out ahead
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
Amt NATURE WONDERFUL!

Read where English gent suggests
using ex-war cannons 10 deliver mail
Plans making the leftover shells less
than per cent. by removing The kick,
then upholsier 'em with mail, shove
'em in mail-cannon. BLOOlE-i letters
reach destination before the blOts are
dry. Claims mail viii travel so fast
in that method. the reading matter
viii stutler. VIII have 10 reinforce The
cancellation marks with glue 10 Keep
'em' from sliding on the stamps. Pic
ture postcards VIII arrive working like
a movie. When mall-shel lands, mail
clerk assOrts mail with pick and shovel.
or IL the shell slides In on side without
skid chains, they collect and assert
mail clerk. Mother. there goes the
roof-the mail has Gamer
National Theatre. See The ending
"The Tigers Trail" tonight-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
MA10ND
&DINSIIS5YS' &
". CS&AAC0

Yesterdays hero-Babe Ruth. He
equalled the American League record
by hitting home run IN yesterday
game with the Tigers-his sixteenth
But the Red Sox lost 40 TO s.
The Indians relinquished second
place TO the Tigers by splitting with
the Athletics, 8 TO and to fl.
Eddie Cicotte derricked himself after
being hammered for eight runs. The
Yanks won by 20 to 4.
The Browns took Washington in tow
G 20 3.
The Giants beat the Pirates in the
first. TO 0. then got trimmed in the
second, ! to 6.
The Reds divided honors with Boston,
3 20 = and 4 TO 6.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
HARLAN PLAYERS
DEFEAT MILFORD
Special 10 Tho Evonl0g Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
MILFORD. Del. July 30.-Wiih Miller
Payne. Walter, Brewer and Lake, OF
the Harlan team OF Wilmington in
their lineup, Nllddle,cwn defeated
Caulk here yesterday. TO ?. Middle
town also used Cosleit OF the dupont
Dye Works team. The series between
The teams is now even.
The Regular pitcher for Caulk-Legsr
was unable 30 work m tne box on
account or "a split finger. With this
exceptions the same lineup was used
by the home team as in former games
with Middletown.
Frank Brewer, pitching for Middle
town, worked in fine form. tanning 10
OF Caulk's batsmen. but was touched
for eight hits. The score
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DOVER CLUB ISSUES
BROAD CHALLENGE
LII hi rhe Erenlng Ionrnal

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER. Del, July 30.--rhe Dover
Baseball Club challenges any fast team
in Delaware, New Jersey or Maryland,
at home or away They are pariicu-
larly anxious TO meet The Black SoXi
Harlan Giants or Rosedale Clubs sam
uei, Masten Is manager Of DOver's crack
team. and Samuel Griffin, assistant
manager.
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RnITTON no DOy NAIONF.

CANTON. o.. July 30 United Press
Jack Britton VIII defend The weller
weight boxing championship here on
Labor Day against Jock Malone, ST.
Paul Officials OF the Canton Club an
nounced today. Signed articles will be
here by the end of the week calling
for a i2-round bout at league park
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league on Saturday by defeating Penn
A. c. The game was tie until the
eighth inning, when Burdan scored
two runs,
Burdan easily defeated siabler Park
on Monday. by The score Of n TO Z. Bur
dams lineup is as follows: C.. Town
send catcher, A. Toy. pitcher; r..
Fahey shortstop; A. Loyle. first base /;
Edwards. second base; Lichenslein.
third base; Butler. left field: II. Toy.
center field; Maloney, right field
on August 2 the team win hold a
measuring party at the home OF clin-
ton Townsend, No. 10 West Twenty
seventh street.
A Grubb is still making dates for Sat
urday nights. Oh, you Arnold
A Toy shifted the day committee and
went to work once more Keep Il up A.
Nlaloney said II IL was weighing. in
stead Of measuring ne wouldn't come.
Coyle rode to NIlddletown and said Il
was the hardest Job he ever did. lie
lost about 60 pounds.
Bill Edwards helped TO buy a new
bat as the one he used had a hole in It.
Lcihenslen is getting better ever.
game. lie must be eating home-mad,
bones.
II. Toy Is working every day 10 get
a new Ford that runs on six wheels.
Bill McGonigle said the next time he
plays at Seventeenth street and Wood
lawn avenue, he is going TO bring a
grass cutter.
I'd cullinane has got a new Job at
soda fountain.
Butler is getting bad when he tells
his mother he won't cut the grass.
I'd Fahey went to the country and
came back and got job as timekeeper.
Pat Brennan has been dubbed the
."Ravin lrishman."
Frank Bozzd has been elected mas
cot over Bill Clarine by the vote of
Il to ..
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SLUMPS ARE PUZZLING

Neither OF these clubs is entitled to
share in criticism that goes with weak
clubs. Either is fully worthy OF rep
resentlng the American League IN a
worlds series. As an aggregation the
Yankees are the stronger, but the
genius OF Kid Gleason and his never
say-dle spirit has made the Sox prac-
tically their equals.
Miller Huggins has rounded up a
sparkling pitching stan that failed him
at critical moment Gleason's Pitch
ing stan was shy a man or so and when
couple Of them began 10 break he had
no reserves 10 bring up.
What breaks or makes slumps is a
mystery even 10 the ball players.
strong hiiters have walked 20 the plate
In the throcs Of these off-perlods met
the bali hard, only 10 drive II right at
fielder. and then walked dscon-
sOlalely after The inevitable drink oi
water, which. with ball players. Is eN-
pected tO drive away batting iinXes.
Then suddendly. one day. the hits begin
TO arrive again and The slump is or.
Baseball players become very tenn
/ peramenlal and n Is probably due 10
/ this thai they allow slumps 10 hold
them tight Strenuous measures have
been adopted many times by the biz
league managers 10 disillusion iheil
men John McGraw once hired n maj
10 drive up and down IN front Of h'
Polo Grounds with q load OF emptl
barrels. because his players believed
that 30 see load OF barrels mean
good lurh
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
EAsTLaKE WINS ONE

The Eastlake team OF the Boys In
dependent League defeated East End
Yesterday. s TO Z. Burton featured at
Che bat, having three hits and walk.
Eastlake will play East Side az Seven
keenth and Spruce streets tonight.
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Daily total - 2i 30 i6 3s 30 81 81 9O9
NO games. xTwo games.
American League.
High-New York, Detroit, 10.
Loyv-Chicago, 4.
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distance. how about those venerable
Gianls2
Chase. Doyle, Fletcher and thinner
menl Veterans Not veterans OF The
Civil War, OF course, but OF The dia-
mond. They say the reason Willard
couldn't step with Dempsey was be
cause he was too old Then how about
the Giants2 They weren't chickens
when jess broke into the squared
arena They say Jess used 10 read the
box scores and follow the work OF
Doyle. Zimmerman. Fletcher and Chase
before he'd ever worn a padded mltt.
Well. what II the old men Of the Giants
would crack under the strain? Suppose
they contract some creaks IN their
aged framework Connie Mack has been
accused Of stealing John McGraw's
stun. Connie recently hired Paddy Liv-
ingston. Terry Turner and Harry Davis
Turner Is the only one playing Maybe
Connie is saving Livingston and Davis
for the last lap OF the pennant race.
Real estate Will be sold 10 good ad
vantage In the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
American League.
GAMES TODAY
National Leaaue.

New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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American Leaque.

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
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LAYERS OUT WIN.

Daily total . 70 30 81 81 6 sc 22i
NO games played. sTwo games.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

In the Harlan lnter-Department
League yesterday afternoon. the Layers
out defeated Mold Loft. I to 0.
McGonigle. in the box for Layers-Out.
held his opponents TO two hits. Dolan's
batting was the feature of the game
The score:
R.H. f..
Layers-Out .......20 ii30O-7 . 0
Mold Loft ......0 5000 90 ? ,
Two-base hits-Dolan, 2: DonOhoe
Mayhart. Struck out-By McGoniele. i2;
Hayes, ?; Ward, g. Umpires-J Bris-
coe and Byrd.
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Middletown.
Score by Innings.

Brewer. Three-base hits. Walters.
Struck out by Howard, 6; Brewer, 10.
Base on balls of Howard, 3. stolen
bases. Wiley. Legar. Townsend, Mil
Ter. Lake. Umpires. Richards aud Pen
hngton.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
\afionaI 1 .eauue.

At Pittsburgh-First game. RH.E
New York ....2OO0 OO-3 g Z
Pittsburgh 100000 10000 3
Batteries -Toney and McCarty; Adams
and Blackwell.
Second game:
New York ....OOi.O 0iOO-6 ~
Pittsburgh OOiOOi 23-7 i3
Batteries-Benton, Dubuc, Douglass
and Snyder; Cooper and Lee.
At Cincinnati-First game:
Boston 100000 OO022 6
Cincinnati O0O2t 0x-3 10
Batteries Fililngrin and GOwdy; Rim.
and Wingo.
Second game:
Boston ........OOfO3O 3O20O-6 .
Cincinnati ..,.iOi0OOO20-i II
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

Red Sox fans are hmocIdbo
Barrowsand the team What
hey had to live in Philadelphia '
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
RCnARpsON PARk PLAYs TONIGHI

Richardson Park will play Lorraine
this evening. al Richardson Park. Any
club desiring twilight games should adj
dress Manager William Tinsman. BOX
81. Richardson Park. An games are 10
be played on Wednesday evenings.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
American Leaaue.

tHtFifdH LtdNhts
At polo Grounds: HH.E.
Chicago 100000 6
New York 2OOiOO2x 2x-iO i6 ?
Batterles-Cicotte, Danforth, Schalk
and Lynn; Thormahlen, Hannah and
Ruel.
AZ Phlladelphla-First game: RH.E.
Cleveland go 3OO3i 0-s "a 4
Philadelphia 20 OOOi iOi co.
Batteries-Covelesk and 0'Neill Per-
ry and Perkins.
Second game.
Cleveland .ff00 100000 : 80 2
Philadelphia O2OO.62 Ox-ii ~ 1
Batteries Morton and O'Neill; Kinney
and McAvoy.
At Boston:
Detroit .....0O23 900 2-iO i3 2 1
Boston ......t OO3.OO2 > s 10 3
Batteries and Ainsmiih ;
Musser and Schang
AZ Washington:
ST. Louis ......O 3O02-6 .
Washington .0iOi0Oi OO-3 80 ?
Batteries-Sothoron and SEVERED ;
Erickson and Piclnich.
HIGH AND LOW SCORES YESTERDAY
Runs scored in the National and Amer
lean Leagues July % 20 90, inclusive.
National League.
Higf-Piitsburgh. :.
IOw-pittsburgh, o.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

= More like peace time now
that they're talking about form
ing few more baseball leagues.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
IE'
RY RAZZ REnRY.

Jess Willard was too old TO go m,
distance, how about those venerable
Gianls2
Evening journal., 1919-07-30
BOYS INDEPENDENT
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Burdan obtained first place in the
league on Saturday by defeating Penn
A. c. The game was tie until the
eighth inning when Burdsn scored
two runs,
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

Real estate Will be sold-to good ad-
vantage in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-07-30

Frank Bozz6 has been elected mas
cot over Bill Clarine by the vote o
a TO 3.
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FARMER GOES NILES
TO TELL OF RELIEF
.ViNSoN LIVED ON MILK AND EGGS
FOR MONThS-TAkES TAN
LAC ANp GAINS 20
POUNDS.

have come ass tnty-slx mites to toil
Won what TnnNe has dome flr me
faIi Soc a. Nneon. wen NuoNn
GARNER of Love Miss. while n Niom.
phla recently
Three years ago ho continued "m,
stomach got all oul ol order ! couldn't
ubcHi thine ANA for eisht monihs
lived ou huftermilk ANA ,hc white
oi egEs Nas too nervous io sl,op
w'l gas on my stomach made me
miserable had spells ot dizziness.
would ALMOST ninl and could hardl,
eet ny hvatb / had splitting head
tchos and Nas So bilious thnt world
often yOnii
since taking ranlac my health Is
af good as anNhody's and ! leel liko "a
new man, eat nnything want
sleep ilkc rock ali the misery and
sweilins has gone from my stomach.
have gained unccn pounds ond can
40 hard DAYS work wouldn't nc
.n the same fiN was before taking
reulac for my mrm ami the stock
thrown in.'
Ian@c ls sold On Corpus Christi by
hluh nrug store.
(Adyefi.sementJ
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elected as mayor Of that town who
agreed, upon accepting office.
That hc via. going 90 run me town
NOT on o Dog of prreonceiyod
notions of bis own nor for any
clique. or elnss on race mt fer
Seattle
Upon taking office ihc first
thing ho Did was to look over his
book of rules and regulations and
decide that ihey were quite SUI.
ncicni So carry him through as
q fair and just ruler of thei town.
m Fact the idea posaihly never
arose iu bis mind chat De- might
eare iu pui q score oI So of other
laws AND regulation. through. in
order ihai he miUht property ai.
tend 90 his job.
So. just Che minute Chat nn cle.
mont arose boo That community
tina, decided that they knew more
about running ihe town than
Mayor Hanson. be Immediately
took issue with thom and. instead
lot asking for a new Kind of d
police he merely stated land This
Is very important that hc was
on thc job and that be- intended
tu STICK on the job with the light
and laws $50 hand So De- did Z
The result Mayor llausou is
s'ill ruler 81 Seattle The town IS
again orderly aud Seattle has
hom better advertised than il 30
bad spent millions of dollars for
that purpose
Simply because % plain. honest
man. not oniy did hiss duty, mt
hls privilege which was to use
Dos common SENSE and cnlorce the
laws that hc had ai hand which
be- deemed aN.suiiicieni Which
they were
And there Is the lesson for the
whole world The great things
achieved are tho things achieved
with what you have at hand And
the successful conductor of affairs
is fhc man vino conducts his Job
with the tools handed him
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fh aNf ANA 4ii oiiDla promptly pc-
fntinN hls rnieoutl attention Co thr
mHrufneiafn and hNlur ihourUugiilt
acquainted With ths hu.lnDqe. he piod
E,1 in furnish hIich sNl huNh Boa 1a
wni nNa wufilnHniIIn mmnrl 1f mnt
he Required. lNf ufuy ehuao brick
Nln wuH iN fNo 'oNDl pMt of town.
NrW iHt Nlu t~ stated. waH N WtI
known pluutpf cfs.n uul huili.f.
some 90 tho huli1mrl hn DfrUted nfr
stn stundnr ouf htnr ,m thr cofnef
south OFT the Sciences hotel property.
building now owned bp WIN Grant
Nv Berry, wHr fND Father .f Nf
D. % Henry aqua lee nfrt present
residents 90 lhD Utfl
From the Nuoces Valley, Oct Q 1857.
Church near completion THD Cuth
1iie church Boo ins rlN. ihr Uuishlnr
Uf which hAH f0r e0fne time been sua
pended wo tfe happy to pUrDNc a
aW'dA uelrur completion Deb a
nutiD fdlnrc crodirblo tU tno nher
hlfF 81 ouf 'nthnf friruir ana au
ornament to ihc clfy We understand
.hr credit for ino FINISHING touch" BE-
hflhN du" Orb ftr nutvrpu and
gifted pastor Father oHcniy
The Drsduc Boat Tho udinnouan
Says Do" die'igc boat ~ Mteare iiaw
icy a Cromwell WAS launched on tho
liuI inst With much oclat Tho boat
iH represented ns snunchh huHt aud
rcfioctlng crchf uuon hcr architect
capt iiaWlD1
Rev. o. a. Fisher Regular preach.
nH hy ihe Rn % A. rlnlU Hf the
Methodist Chufeb Boo fhn ,lty overs
sabbath Ht % n'clook % m Hnd a.
seven thirty b. m The fomih Quart
Dfif meeting for Corpus Christi station
WIZ he hnid boz inn Methodisi church
600 this city. ou Saturday nnd SUNDAY
iho 3fl and 900 OF October
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AmuSements

Mitchell Lewis The now Select star
Will De seen iu his first Select pic-
turo, "Codo of the Yukon" at the
Amum thoater today Mr Lewis haa
the role OF Jean Dubois. a French Cam
adam prospcctor who for number ~
yeasr has been living In tho homclN
Northwoods seeking sold lila man
object IN life 81 % discover the man
who wfonEcd bis sister and "a make
him pas suddenly me peace or the
NorlhWooda is broken by gang Of
gold scokcrs Who have hoaSd OF ihe
find that Joan has made. through HFa
rO' Ielivrd, rcnegfado gambler
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funcml sorvcou OF Mrs Nancy Ann
Boston who died "Wednesday after
noon. we're held Thursda, afternoon li
$3.50 oelocN Ht the firf Christina
church. Eof Thomas a. Fowler con
ductlug tho services.
Twelve mon from lhe General Hosp.
isl acted aa pan hourers Use nush,nd
oi thc deceased is q mpmbDr ol tho
ZION Engineers and reached his wife d
hoslue onl, tess hours before She died
lnicrm"ut WAS 300 Rose Hll nurnl
Park with ihc Jordt- Allen Undcrtak-
mg Company in Charge
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ECHOES OF SCIENCE

For hifirfectinr or porfHmlnc the ar
I bon rooms un attachment fur electric
/ fans hns been Invented Boo which luuids
descend from a tank into % flag that
/ is waved hy tho fans broezes
Japanese hive huut mo- worlds tam.
eHt chimney reinforced concrete
structure $40 feet high which stands
upon q hiii that is $50 fcot higher than
thn copper sfneltcr which t serves.
ON tho theory that person con work
hetitr if alternately seated ANA stand
.nE af his task nn inventor haa De-.
signed t}pewriiei table that can hc
used equally well in either position.
TO test textiles an EngiiHhman has
invented "a machine a. pass fabrics am
der microscope while at The same
time they age subjected io nowcfnl
electric lights above ANA below Wrlr
surfaces
Tho wheels ~ one uew farm .rnc.
Cog arc equipped wien fadMtnr I,rs
wtich enter and Frip tno eoll while Ian
other haH uo wheels and utornlv
Nalka over the ground on skids at ho
ends of four lons
Australian VIII turkey honn ht their
eggs in common ucfs thut hold half
nusho or more cover Thorn with
soIl aha doc1ying vegetable mativf and
lrHtr tOrm Tor the beat of decomp0si
zion to hatch
Telephone communication between d
moving train and % stationary point
hos been accomplished ht uow aptnrl
iuH tHit ussa ihe wheel. ANA ntloa
eos cav aua ihr regular rails with
oni nna special wninr
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TEXAS PRESS


l ffaAAlNrI
Tine aoomlini.c hypothesis of govern
mont ownership of railroads lihe man,
"inNr theories which are A0 rntlcinr
When nlimpsed down "a lonr Vista. doc.
NOS appear in hr tilr l0 stand tl. tsaf
"i practical application is Ns are to
accept thc contrasts drawn between
private Hnd federal control hS Howard
hlliot' president W thr Northern ia.
niic railway Ho Utps h.H nrufee
ipm ihe rererds nnd thoy present u
''f, convincing uglmcut $50 puIuis
"iI that after ttr government took
over poe pennsylvania system the mann
hf pi DmploAta wore greatly ncrrunrd
MilH less i0u mileage handled. and
iN oniN conclusion to boz drawn ia
tNAi inc managing hoad OF ans mrtltn-
N"n nf organization. must he ID trained
hr'H. practical head NOT tno,e.ti
'tE NlHlNnHt hrlN If rpsulta ur, la
nf reli'<od Mages woto .ncr.4s.d
tllu' consequently freight ana pasrrn
H'i f'i'r were advanced under fcderai
'"Niipi something the railroads under
private ownership were not allowed .n
do. Those Vely ihinrs against which,
'Nfffi ana state laws m,eIFhtd dlll.
lnh iNe time $3.50 various roads we're
helnf directed hy thpir own Officials
TT" lninhA swept aside when Uuclr
7'"l assumed command There has
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Brighten the
Breakfast Table

Besides The flowers on your
breakfast table have on il a
syrup pitcher full Of rich, gol-
den NEW SOUTH SYRUP.
New South Syrup has the
real flavor OF the cane. il g.
pure cane juice boiled TO a
syrup consistency. There ID
nothing finer, purcr or more
delicious in flavor anywhere
Keep New South on your
table not only for breakfast
but for all meals. Ask your
grocer.
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whom Ienn hefipn1oa whom ho found
him hun n thD woods ond 500 need of
Hid
Jean ls forced 0ut nf hia Quief oa
istonce nnd ls uuwulinglv dragged
into the lifc of iho mining camp ilo
meets 'hc daughter of poor ur0spec
ior whom De-, ntcr marbles upon tlo
death of hor flhrr nui jeans vito
does not rommn happy with hum for
lonr
= gang 81 mining crooks Infested enc
village. They ui fo nieal Ionun
min" and tho, persuade Ieanf wife
90 run away with ONE of thc members
oi their game crogan a promoter 10
vicr in an its forms b. leader az abe
fnng Jean later finds out Tint Gro
son ia me man who wronrod his
sister Crogun md Jean finally meet
io ilThi fur th' wrongdoinc ~ the dead
nifl Jean De- about Co kin Croran
WHOM Higher Power takes things into
His own hands and CrFan b. KILLED
hf liehinlng Jeans wife returns 90
him Ilo fnrrlvos her ud thcy nre
once ngnin made happy