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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
Dukedoun Tenn.

Oukedom, a
81 live on q farm and keep house
for six In my family. ! got into .
nervous, rundown condition 20 It
seemed as though ! would die: A
friend advised me- to try vinoL /
have been greatly Improved by Its
tee and am better and stronger In
every way."-Mrs. H. H. Goodwin.
Fer an rundown. nervous. snasnio 90,
feeble old people and delicate chill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
C. S. HEGAD0RN. D. C.

h1~-fO-BrAck-tOf
Graduate Of the Palmer School of
ch~iropractic. Davenport. W
Telephone 1915. Perth Amboy N. J.
OFFICE HOURS. . to s p. NJ.
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16

Burdstt, N. 7.
81 keep house for my family, OF
three. and raise chickens. ] had .
nervous breakdown, % ] was unable
to work. The doctor did not seem TO
help me, and . cousin asked me to
try Vinoi. It built me up-l now
have a good appetite and am well and
strong."-Mrs. Loyal Palmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
Roosevelt Gets Ready for
the Big Victory LoanM

ROOSEVELT. April 1e-Litersture
for the Victor Loan drive is being dis
trfuted throughout the borough by
the chairman of the drive, Clarence l..
Brewer. Plans are aout complete for
the workers to again go over the top
in the borough by one hundred per
cent. The quota is expected to be
about the same as the last drive here.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Brewer and his
committee will attend the opening
rally in Newark, when Benjamin
Strong and others will speak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
Power In centleness.

Men are led away from threatening
destruction; a hand is put into theirs
which leads them forth gently toward
a calm and bright land so that they
look no more backward-and the
hand may be a little child's.-George
Eliot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
K. Of c. Drive In Roosevelt
Meets with Great Success
Ru SpecfnI Corre.rondent.

ROOSEVELT, April 16:-Carey
Council No. 1880, Knights of Column
bus, held their regular meeting at
their clubrooms on Carteret avenue.
Grand Knight Thomas Quinn presid-
ed. The membership drive is meet
ing with great success. Several APP
plications were received. From re-
ports the one hundred increase of
membership during the year will cer-
tainly be accomplished. Several other
matters of importance were discuss
ed at this meeting.
The council will in the e future
arrange some sort of celebration for
the members who did service in the
army and navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-16
Tagged Out Women
VinOl is What You Need

IL all the tired, overworked, rundown women in
this community could realize how our delicious
lVinol, which contains Beef and Cod Liver Pep
tones, Iron and Manganese Peptonates and Glyce-
lrophosphates supplies the vital elements necessary
to enrich the blood and create working strength,
I'VE wouldn't be able to supply the demand.
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EXTRACT OF DECREE AND COM
MlSSiONER'S NOTICE.
On consideration whereof thu
court doth adjudge. order and decrsA
that these causes be referred to one Of
the commissioners in chancery OF this
court, who Is directed TO examine. state
and TO the court report. as follows:
First. An account OF the transactions
Of Mathidc Richardson. Ex'x OF the
estate ssd,, %, Of , wm. r. Richardson, deceased.
latest practicable date. +
second An account of the debts and
TSs ',i - @gains, the estate OF the said
same. and their prtorities.
Third An account Of the personal
ardson died seized and possessed, and
whether the said personal estate wftfS
be sufficient to pay on and discharge
estate.
Fourth. or what real estate VIM. "a.
l.. died seized and possessed,
ton thereof. and the fee simple and
ANNUAL !, value s,! Of said real estate;
of tho sara afs s W IL ths seaL
deceased. what are their respectiyS
yiSst 5or aGd s Interests therein snd
before the court in this cause?
Sixth. The liens and cncumbrances on
priorities. and what deIinauen nspt te9ss,
Seventh. Whether 1t will be necss-.
the said VIM. 2. Richardson died seized
and possessed. in order to pay of and
discharge the debts and demands
Eighth. An account of the notes OF
the plaintiff discounted by the said w.
ing, by whom said notes are now held.
the PLAINTIFF TO the said. VIM r. Rich.
ardson for his accommodation
Ninth. whether the plaintiff am
titled TO- have the proceeds OF the acci-
aan5 rS9liGy ia taken En-. out by said
Casually Company. which lave hesti
collected by said executrix. applied to
plaintit discounted by said Richard :.
son and of other indebtednesses due to
the PLAINTIFF by the said Richardson's
other debts against said estate. -
Tenth. Any other matter deemed
bsrt1n linen d. by the 6omm Is, or which
Interest to specially state.
But said commissioner shall, beforA
quiry of this decree. publish a notice
once week for four successive weeks
In some newspaper published in the
equivalent to personal service on ali
parties interested herein.
Commissioner in Chancery Of the Cir
cHi u,! COURT Of New ~, Kent County
New hcnt y. III. va, May SO, 1919.
To the creditors of the estate of VIM.
p. Richardson. deceased:
Take notice, that on Wednesday.
July .. 1919, between the hours of 10
\. NJ and =. NJ, at the office OF s. s..
tual Building. Richmond, Va. 1 Will
proceed to make the inquiries directed
by the foregoing decree, when and
where you are required to attend. :
Given under my hand this the S0th
day OF May. 1919.
T. y. HARRIS,
Commissioned in Chancery.
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FORCE SALE TO PAY MORTGAGE
Block West
End Lots

LEIGH STREET. NEAR BOULEVARD.
AND
NEW UNION DEPOT
For above purpose. we will sell at
public auction, on the premises.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 49,
6 y. NJ.
block of lots fronting 25i feet on
south line Of Leigh Street, between
Altamont Avenue and the Boulevard
beginning 30 feet east Of Aitamont
Avenue and running towards the
Boulevard 254 feet by depth Of 40
feet to Il 20-foot alley.
For a safe speculation or Immediate
building purposes, nothing better can
he had for the money. Come and you
will get a bargain.
TERMS: Extra easy. and announced
at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e. CO,
mr.
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
Contractors
Outfit

OF a. l.. PHILLIPS SONS FOR SALE
II. THRoor. Auctioneer
On account Of ill-health. we will sell
at public auction.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10 1919.
at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
at the stables Of tho old Rosenegli
Brewing Company, on the Hermitage
Road. Richmond. Va, the following
contractors equipment. all Of which
is In good condition:
IS Mules.
| Black Horse.
- Wheel Scrapers tWeetern).
II Dump Wagons (i;asle).
3 Lumber Wagons.
Hay Wagon.
Farm Wagon.
Single Carts.
New. Blacksmith Forge. 2 Blowers
Tools. etc.
| Buckeye 2-horse Mower.
Hay Cleaner
l Disk Harrow.
% sets Harness. Piows. Tools. etc.
Road Machine.
Same will he offered as whole. n
a satisfactory bid is not secured. will
offer the same in detail. This is a
splendid opportunity to secure good
outfit complete and ready for work
TERMS: Made known day of sale
\. l.. PHILLIPS SONS.
II. Il. THltOOP. Auctionecr.
rrIInMDCnN DrT,y>-
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Manifestations. Board.

COUNTRY Wanted. country hoard within
committing distance al Richmond Tor two
adults. three children and maid. First Gin -
references furnished. State terms and con.
vcni"nces. u 33h care Times Dispatch
IDDAi'S NEWS II merrha ;i,iIse and sery
Zee Jnere, fur your pleasure or prom Ia
told TODAY by The classified ads "
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Win Buar,l.

nOOHlS WIN botIi. %
CA. .s% S s sbi iSiAs wsss!eF 5SGR.
hot;,water heated. Prices very ressonab BILE.
llghi. Meals served Madison tSsi.J
FRANKLIN ST. -. :o--Flrsl- class accom-
ex@nns It 51o' iH r abb M.hYu bath
l$a ST. VIII 5Ssid 1n ts
FfA%KI.IN, e. ii5m Rooms Win board.
GkAcE. " LINE beautifuiy furnished
s:sni. With runnng water next to Da,h.
Evening dinners
Gh}%s. ST., sil-Mrs. JOHNSTON rooms
third moor. Miss Gordon
oF SaArd Mali Madison l ~ roo" vat"
Everything new and up:.o.da'e; ideal
aSs stGR Ha er S|"'5ay GS'e IN
me: Gis airy rooms Al outside rooms.
S!i v EST GRACE STREET Room. cor.
venieni - Oa,n. Mrs Eurswyn.
Rooms Without Board. 90
CARY ST. 9-one large furnished room,
ya.e f.n1iy Gsm.le,nan pietsrred. :" p''-
E'G di4y nf ST. oc lon I"ss
EiFIH SI.. y ilj-rnird floor single iron;
room. furnished. lady only
FIFTH AND MAIN Furnished room with
running water: shower. ASK for No. I.
Nir&inla Apartment.
FLOYD AVE--For rent. furnished room
modern conyenifnces. boulevard 2I32-L.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent for July ana
nly go Floyd. or phone Madison SCI
GRACE ST. w 7os--p"Iigh,fui SECOND
foor front room. furnished; best locality.
MARSHALL. ~. i5-Housekcering furnished
hat. also rooms: Gas range. also garage.
SIXTH 81. y l!le-NIccIy furnished
rooms
Rooms for housekeeping. 90
GRACt: ST. ". let-Two connecting rooms:
corr ulctely furnished tor housekeeping
Vacation Fiaccs 20
BUckRpE BEACH-Ksv's Cottage: all citv
convcniences: sea food dinner "a specially.
SUMMER ROARDERS--Wantod for Forest
Lodge. Glen Allen. Va. Good water fine
shade. Excellent riaCc for families For
rates: address Forest Lodge Glen Alien. Va.
TIE HAVEN. Seventeenth Street Station.
rstcs 10 weekend parties
VIRGINIA BEACH, >A.t-Ftizhugh Cottage
orens !une / Rates. apply TO Mrs q.
Williams. lr
Wnntcd-Rooms. Board. 1;s
tOUHTEl Wanted. country hoard within
Committing distance al Richmond for two
adults. three children and maid First class
references furnished. state terms and con.
IDDAiS NEWS II n,erria ;i.Ise and sery
fnT ND,
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DISPLAY-CLASsrFYED

VTRGINlA-IN THE CIRCUIT COiiRT
OF NEW KENT COUNTY. MAY Is.
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MERGH5ND:SE
JeMclrl anu Mnici,s

A!ERGHSND:SE
JeMclry anu Natcbe> 6C
DiAMoNDs--if you hsv. "a diamond to buy.
4 %. Jewclers. fourteenth and Main
hAiiH;oAn WATCHES Terrell nro,hers.
ezz Wrst iiroad street
street. Railroad watch Inspectors. ''''"
JEWEiny- J"hnhe Bros Jewellers. ii. Il.
mount diamonds IN liz ta,.st S. yl, ""' oiJ
gold s,na al.N., .LM.ys ,,te,, n. ,Nehanse.
Mn"h,ncr, and Tools. 81
M ;Ha ~: buy ana sgli maghlnery
by,n,iSSEEs Mgh"Yna ,i IgMs ~. Fipe Co IS
W., w. ~Gla broken ,ra.,gss Tor one,
nj" TN IN" R asi S de",S n,ISr 'h sna
Tho ,n."S a r% nsl'n a.. ON nm, '"b
Musical Instruments. 81
=, r.otfa,nlA GRAFoNoiAs
Nis" a JomSiejg, i;,ne Or ner"r, IN W
co,.oxrAni' F FfAI Z p ':i,I.i.,r>r,o>
zns b.sl br2ai Sirc"t.
Specials at u.r ,.".'.>. Ga
ENTIRE SIZE GO 5pI West Broad Street
tut-r"'" shoes
han,cd--io buy. OU
FEATIiERs-spot cash uali Tor feather,
and .nilHu-a Madison o3p' Hc,rd
FG dSd furni,cr W. M, S"y sso"g nani Hs.ga
Knight Furniture Co.. 1920 iiail Street.
fG INC fnlIf,rS bn' ,sso"I; ham dssss
FURNITURE sn,cd. to buy any quan
ny 9t second han4 furni,ure. Gall Ran
do!nh @.52 Groad Street Auction 30.
GOLD AND siI.vEn-why no, trad. In
sono % au s'' ay .mI silver for
ware t i.un'sh.n q Sons. Isl Ea., S:ain
iiDCsE!ioLD 60 Oh Wanted. to Guv
housahoid goods Ia any quantity. Fhpn..
ItaMGoluh I u.
LIBERTY bONDs WE PAY CASH FOR
ALI. ISSUES or LIBERTY AND VIC
TORY noNps OUR QUOTATION oN
- PER CE%T VICTORY BONDS Is
,.oao toH $50 BONDS WE Also PAY
CASH ron FART PAID LIBERTY BONUS
CASH PAID FOR WAR SAVING STAMPS
A%D THRIFT STAMPS. 40 COMMISSIONS
40 FEES 50 WAITING 80 Cheers
WE RAY cAsH. WE ALSO PAY YOu
Full. CASH VALUE OF All. FAST DUE
INTEREST COUPONS ATTACHED TO
YOUR no%ps LIBERTY INVESTMENT
90. III EAST BROAD STREET tsEcOND
FLOOR. OVER MccHonYas 81 ANp Toe
STORE OFFICE orEN DAILY . a NJ.
TO =. Nj. SATURDAY , A. ~. ro 5
T. NJ
OLD FALSE TEETH Highest prices pail
Tor "ii colo and silver fa,9s teeth. di..
Co y West ltroAd street
PIANOS. furn:iure, household goods bought.
sold exchanged Anderson. Broad at
First Madison l03,.
rOLLARD's CODE OF VIRGINIA. Wanted,
second hand copies Of volumes J and 4
poiia-d,s Code OF Virginia. Address M,
RoX 5g5. south Roston. Va
SHOW CASES-W or display floor
show cases. HerrinS Bailey q burnett
EObgooG. -. &.
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d. G. Richardson and S. S. p. Pa,te.op
TrS.. ct al
EXTRACT OF DECREE AND CON.
MlSSiONER'S NOTICE
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BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
lll3 Main Street
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RIAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Business Property.

STORE ana ton or twelve acres ma.
miles from Richmond. ~ 3o7. car. Timcs
Dispatch
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Money 10 Loan.
BENEFICIAL. LOANS.

Licensed Ivy Chief Bank Examiner.
Member. chamber Of Commerce OF Richmond.
Member. Legal Reform Bureau to Eliminate
the Loan Shark evil. Inc.
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SEVEN rfEcE period mahogany bedroom
suit. Worth s255. now $3.50 Bailey Fur
nitmre Co. 1906 r. slain street
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isROW on your Watches dia monds md
..-sI-y FROM tho Equitable Loan Society
:: .sorth Eighth Street
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HOUSEHOLD GOOD -Wan;e,i. 10 buv
TanGoluh iZlt
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If Interested

BY J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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J. A. Rennolds and Bro.

vs..
Mathilde Richardson, Ex'x. etai
and
Mathilde Richardson. Xxx OF VIM. p.
Richardson. deceased.
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'ttu ".N' ar .Bh RENT
-, -. -
apartments AMI Flats. a.
FtnNish ED six room housekeeping apart
mont. II Gresham Court Uichi.ond
Ran2oiuh GOBLIN.
Houses for Rem. n
FOREST HiLI.---Ten- room house a. whoi.
-! iats; Groom house. all ConVcni"ncc.
: acres OF iand At Forest Hl Address
BOX 40. Ainslia, Va
We can r.r, that vacant property CIV. i,s
chance 20. Phone thcwnlng & IIosi.l
Offices and Desk Room. IS
FRANKLIN. E--For rent two yonn-ctII,Y
rooms. front and back parior. hartwuvi
heat suitable for doctors or dentists OF.
nee Iotwcen Third and Fourth. on FRANK
I'm. Rent or" both Address + fJ2
care ri,mcs. pisnatch
Wantcd-ro Rent. 81
Flat or ;AnARrMsNT, wanted by Sep.
Neni"nt to car line: heat furnished Mrs
innn :. Mayer. boulevard lJ7?-W
House OK FLAT-wnntcd. to rent by
couple. small house. apartment or nai
centrally located. Possession September
.nll i."uiev.rd ISL.
HOUSE wanted y responsible and refined
family Of three adults desire {" rent sruaI
mouse. modern conycnicnCvs IN good To-
cAilty; suburbs preferred. Can Room $50
aurnhy.s Hotel
wAHtED-rwo UNPUBLISHED r"oms With
hoard. on church I'M. Call Madison
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INSTRUCTION
Local instruction Glasses.
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic.

DANCING Union orchcstrn and good floor
ch"!fs Acaiemy Harrison ana Broad
Streets.
pANtlNG--MTs Erm"nnauscr and Mr.
. thri"rs dancing studio. 9ai r. Marshall
Medipon c1G5-J
DASciSG-Thc oriy sthoo, ;ha, Euaran-
tees We teach you TO dance for $3.50.
EEasts Dancing studio Madison GS5s-J.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
TVILLARD-DEMPSEY MATCH STAGED IN
 CITY OF TOLEDO

YORK, 5-The WiIlard-Jack Dempsey heavy weight championship fight will be Toledo oho the will box 12 rounds unless earlier the clash If the later will award decision points The details announced by Promoter Tex hereto tonight.
 Willard and Dempsey will paid their Rckard explained and will not fight for which against the law in 
 Having my attorneys find entirely within the laws of Ohio according Therefore have accepted Toedos offer to hold the boxing exhibition there
 "Under the Ohio law, the of Toledo permitted Under decision of the privileged to boxers exhibitions when s fought
 An octagon shaped fifty
 sixty thousand spectators VIII be erected at point to the Admission charges will location of the Both pugs will five the of the contract made with Rickard
 CINCINNATI May 5-Joeph Noan sporting editor of the Gin notified appointed official time Willard held Toledo, July he appointment.
 COLUMBUS ohio May Ex-Governor Cox tonight declined to Dempsey July against fighting, the office shows that interpretation enforcement of it to local authorities
 permits boxing exhibitions mayor if in municipalities, the sheriff. outside, permits if matches the athletic citation and is offered to the winner.
 Dempsey contest, purse is to offered, definite of Liberty The athletic to complied
 board boxing the Willard Dempsey sports
 TOLEDO May 5-The union composed 15o of churches this meeting tested against holding the WidDmpsey fight The adopted resolution the fight violation of state laws and those of humanity.
 resolved that governor prohibit the fight and delegation will that Tex Riokard upon site for the bout
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06

ite's greater height. longer reach and other physical advantages. Not over
 looking weight, of course, which is many pounds in favor of the giant champion.
 Should a decision be unnecessary, and either of the boxers lose the contest
 by the K. o. route, Dempsey seems to
 be the favorite for an apparently ex-
 cellent reason.-that by far the great
 majority of his successes have been
 made that way. It is reasoned that the
 advantage is all with Dempsey, so far,
 as knockout by the uppercut is con- cerned. Owing to Dempsey's lesser
 height and his famous steam ham,
 mer" punch, which will enable him to
 put the full weight of his body behind the blow, they argue, Willard will be on the defensive from the gong. Again, they say, Willard's head being out of the legitilnat fighting range of Demp-
 sey the champions body will have to withstand the vicious assaults of the Dempsey attack.
 All things being considered, Willard's S
 greatest chance is almost admitted to be a decision on points. By this method of fighting, he will be barred, to a large extent, from a very aggressive fight, as Dempsey has never been | known to waste the smallest fraction of a second when in action. Careful and cool defense, coupled with strategic drives with the thought of winning solely on points, Willard's boosters
 claim to be his best opportunity.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
lRx cAPuTl

While the staging of the Willard Dempsey, world championship, heavy weight boxing match at Toledo, auto matically limits the contest to twelve rounds, there are those-and many of them, too-that believe this very fact is a distinct advantage for Dempsey. These fans hold that Dempsey intends 10 win by a knockout. They argue that Willard may have superior endurance to Dempsey and in a longer exhibition, would advantage the title holder by the
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06

possibility of a draw or decision on points. Dempsey's ring record would seem to justify their knockout conten- tion.
 Then. there are those, friendly to Willard, that maintain that, long or short, the mere number of rounds will have little or nothing to do with the final result as Willards better skill as a boxer will keep him more than a shade the better of Dempsey at every stage of the mill. Great stress is laid by these Willardites upon their favor
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
(By CAPUD

The outstanding feature of the last weeks play in the Pacific Coast league is the fall of Salt Lake from the first division to the second and Sacra- mento's surprising jump from fifth to fourth position. The latter is within a half game of third place, mercilessly crowding Oakland. During the week, the Sacs have played the Angels to a standstil, splitting with them and by so doing hoisting themselves to where they are. At the same time, the Angels have been pulled down to within hail. ing distance of San Francisco. This weeks series between the Angels and the Seals has within itself the possi- bility of displacing the leader and land ing Frisco in the coveted coign of van tage.
 If Frisco should lose two and win. five, she would be tied with Los Ange- les for first position, each having g won and 15 lost at the end of the week. For Los Angeles to lose one more game, the Bay City boys would capture first place. Then, the week following, San Francisco should cas- fly be able to take the series from Vernon. while Los Angeles would have some difficulty beating Oakland as many games as the Seals take from the Tigers. From all viewpoints, there fore, it looks as though the coming two weeks held for the probability of a crucial test for top honors between the two leaders.
 Nor is the prowess of Oakland to be overlooked, for, battling with Vernon thisWeek on her home grounds Oak land promises to be a contender for the initial honor within the coming two or three weeks. Of course, these sur mises are all based upon the character Of playing that we have seen for the opening weeks of the season. It is dry weather and all signs may fail. At any rate, we may look forward to an interesting struggle this week at Los Angeles.
 There is little to be said of the sec ond division teams at the present time. Vernon seems to have adopted a more or less steady pace and would not sur- prise coast fans by landing above the dividing line within a couple of series. Both Seattle and Portland are still in the formative stage, McCredie and Clymer seeming to be determined that they will be ready to crawl out of their gloomy places as soon as they have in trenched themselves behind a lot of new blood. Portland's bottom place is one of the genuine surprises of the 1919 season. Never has a Coast league team been so completely humbled in the percentage column as has the Rose City club. It is an honor that is unen- viable aEd Walter McCredie, no doubt, feels the disgrace deeply. He has grit, however, and beyond showing a bit of temporary disgust while coaching at third base, now and then, one can always count on his calling his strategy into play before it is too late. Port land will surprise us all before the year is half played.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
Boston

Batteries: Quinn and Ruel; Dumont, Mays and Walters.
 Summary: Two-base nits, Ruel, Wal ters; three-base hits, Ruth; sacrifice hits, Pratt, Bodie; double plays, Mays, Barry McInnis; Witt unassisted; base on balls, Quinn ?; Dumont 3; Mays ?; innings pitched, Dumont 1-3; Mays, 2-3; hit by pitcher by Quinn 1; struck out Quinn l, Dumont 2, Mays 2; wild pitch, Dumont l; losing pitcher Dumont.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
PlTTssURe 5-sT. LOUIS 2

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Doak filled the bases in the third and when Miller dropped Boekers infield fly, Carey scored the run that enabled Pittsburg to defeat St. Louis. The visitors got two more runs in the seventh.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
NEW YORK CRABS. STRAIGHT. f FROM BOST IN

BOSTON, May 5.-New York made it three out of four from Boston, Quinn outpitching Dumont and Mays. The first four New York runs resulted from bases on balls. Score:
 New York
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YEsTERDAYs RFs,I,rs

Pittsburg 5-St. Louis ?.
 Chicago 7-Cincinnati 6.
 Monday games played Sunday in New York and Brooklyn.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06

San Francisco at Los Angeles. Vernon at Oakland. Salt Lake at Sacramento. Seattle at Portland.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06

This week will witness heroic struggle between the Angels and the Bears, the latter seeking to take first position from the former. The battle of the series, it is expected, will de- velop into a fielding fight inside the diamond. These stars may be counted upon putting zest into every engage ment. These two teams are reputed to have the best two infieIds in minor league baseball.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
TODAYS GAM Es

Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Boston at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati.
 Pittsburg at Ss. Louis .....
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
HoW They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

New York 5-Boston 1.
 Washington 10-Philadelphia. Cleveland St. Louis, postponed. cold. Chlcago-Detroit, postponed, cold.