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william II. WInd,r.

CNANCOCk, VA, Nov. I4-William
I. "inder died here yesterday OF pa
ralysiS, this being his third stroke.
After funeral services at Holy Trinity
Ep Scopal Church, intcrincnt Will be
made In the Onancock cemetery. He
is survived by his widow and tho
following children: George a. Windcr.
Kerr Windcr. William r.. Jr., and
Iiadys Windcr, OF Onancock. Mrs.
George Fowler. OF Newport News. lie
also left ono brother. George winder,
Of Baltimore.
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STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zeno, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or ST bottle
OF Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples,
hlackheads, eczema. blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
:. Zemo, the penetrating. satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for it
'banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E VI. Rose Co. Cleveland. O.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Knt~ II. Gla., n,.

WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. l3.--ru-
neral services were held at Berry
vilic for Mrs. Kate Baker Glass. sew
enty-scvcn years old, widow of
George Glass. former clerk OF tho To-
cal courts. Her husband died only
recently. Surviving liz one brother.
Henry S. Baker. of Washington A
nephew is Secretary OF War Baker
who was among those attending tho
funeral. She was 4 native of Shcp-
hcrdstown. w. Va
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Appoint Nevspapermnn to BOARD

MOBILE. ALA. Nov. 14.-Fred-
crIck l. Thompson. OF Mobile. pub
Usher OF the Mobile Register and Mo-
bile News Item, appointed to the
hve-year term on the United States
Shipping Board. has accepted the APP
pointmcn;. according to statement
ISSUED today.
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Mrs. w. w. Watkins.

DANVILL,I;. VA. Nov. l4.-Mrs. w.
w. watkins. wellknown Danville
resident, died last night at 1915
o'clock at her residence, after a long
illness. John 4. Watson, her brother.
and her children. Mrs. J. ID. Morton,
BRAKES Branch: Miss Mamie watkins.
were ut her bedside when che died.
She was daughter OF John 7. Wat
son. Her husband. a wcll-known mer-
chant, died some years ago. The flu
neral will be held from the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow after
noon.
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Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

is PLEASANT TO TAKE, and
sooths the raw. in6amed surfaces; s,ops
the rs'pins. stranelins feeling in the
throat. II il made OF the pures,, fresh.
cat and finest ingredients to be had, con.
aains no opistes or other harmful druts,
and costs twice a. much to make %
any imitation of II.
For more than thirty years
Fofcy's Honey and Tar has been
used NTH satisfaction end SUCCESS
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chcsley Il. Abbott. died Friday night
pneumonia. She was 20 years OF
age and a native OF Pittsyivania
County. being q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. German Williams. The funeral
took place here Saturday. in
torment being made at Mountain
View Cemetery.
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

. Nj pnd Mra. David Tucker brown have
Aa.n bonding several day, In Richmond.
-iiir-t Shields OF tho University OF Nir-
-in!a spent tho weekend At Ills ho,n c
Gerr.
Miss Mildred Hart has been tho rccer
-i"at ~ relatives In Hanover County.
NJ. L.. u. IIotchkiss has returned from
't"y summer home near the UNIVERSITY
OIL; Virginia for tho winter.
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DIR. Morton q, DourIn,

WARRf;NTON. VA. Nov. l4.-Dr.
and one OF the leading physicians of
tho country. died suddenly during
church services. He IS survived by
his widow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Ing to his friends he was ney :. IN
accord with his father on the U-boat
war policy.
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ATHENS. OHIO. Nov. l4.-Prcsilent
Aston Ellis. aged 10. for tho past
twenty years president OF Ohio Uni
versity. died suddenly from heart
trouble at his home hero tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

long Illness. Death was attrib-
uted TO cancer Of tho liver. Surviv-
ins him arc his wife, three sons, and
three daughters.
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BRISTOL. VA. Nov. II.-William
r. 1.atturc. aged IS, assistant post
master OF Bristol, Tenn, and prom
inent citizen. died at his home after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Mrs. &. L.. Abbott Dies.
DANNILLE, VA. Nov lj.-Nrs.
Katherine Virginia Abbott, wife Of
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itlrrl,n,n Wedding

umrhnm Wedding.
brilliant wedding was celebrated
Ui-t church Wednesday evening
when Miss Gladys Hunt German, only
laughter II Sir. and Nrs. Thomas ~
GurJntu. became the bride OF Dr. Jo-
eeph Anderson speed, also OF Durham.
1888. \ u. wilcox otnc!ated. Ths
.-hcra and Groomsmcn were u. i.
Eoadc. Joe Run. w. Il. U;nstcad; pr
- l.. Fclts. l.. sasscr. Or. Foy, Rob
.ysun. 7. y. Milburn, and Thomas
German. The bridesmaids were M!bs
:Iith Frat. OF New YORK; Miss Mad
Inc Knight. Miss Edith German. OF
Sew Orleans. and Miss Rose Ell%ood
l:ryau, OF Durham and Louisville. Ny.
Th.ir dresses were Of daisy yellow
tr.Ie over "a foundation OF white taft
ieya, With trimmings OF metal clcth
and gold lace. and each carried
shower bouquet OF Columbia and
sweetheart roses tied with green aad
White tul!e. The matrons OF honor
Mrs. John A. Buchanan and Mrs, iaa-
cyy Nilburn, wore gowns of white pa
,iL. and their flowers were Ward
:nres tied with tulle.
rho bride entered win her father
OK $ HON she was given away IN mar
.I.'c. and met Or. speed anc hts best
tu. his brother. l.. V. Sgced, OF Kin
~. 81 the altar. Her welding gown
az White satin. Tho s.Sirt had
.duatcd ruiiics OF white tullo bound
Itu Whit" satin. and falling in grate-
rn4cai.s that left only a frru:
d back parcl OF the satin. The
u was Canght under. and tho Bel.
blossoms ~hira caught and held IN
IlIrc the end CT her tuile veil which
was arrange! with orange blossoms
.uud her fucc She carrici a b>r.
.l4rt %; Er!dc roses and l!lics of the
valley, shcwcrcd with tho lilies ana
N,ut!icart roses. Her only ornament
was platinum and diamond pin, the
KIT OF tho groom.
Il Nrs
honeymoon touring the New England
states, stopping In philadelphia and
N'w York on their way. On their
.turn they will make their home
with Mr and Mrs. Gorrnsn. The
nridu's travelling suit was of brown
seliync, trimmed IN mole. with which
wore "A small! hat Of hcnna duye-
Mrs. speed is tho daughter OF NJ.
aud Mrs. #. NJ. German. and Is a grad
uaic OF Hollins College.
Or. SPEED is son OF Mrs. ". NJ.
college and OF Jefferson Medical Col
ego. After graduating from the lat
rl institution. he returned to Dur
..,n and practiced about year leav-
sls hcre to join the army, in which
a., Was n captain in the medical corps
tac three hundred and seventeenth
'i.ld artillery, serving two years In
mis- country ana abroad.
Following the wedding or their
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. German
Entertained several hundred guests
at u brilliant reception at their home
on Main Street.
lruw-AndrcUs.
\ pretty wedding took place on
Thursday, November 4, at o'clock at
tine home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI.
Nudr-ws. when their daughter. Marie
nosalir. became the bride Of Joseph
T. crow, Of Mobile, Ala. After an
rNt.ndcd Southern trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
crow Viii make their home in Mo-
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BARRED MUSLIN FROCK
PRACTICAL AND DEMURE

Fashionable dceigncrs and moth
ers are Dccuming more AMI more
awar. OF the value OF muslin for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
COMING EVENTS

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Gen. Pershing to Take
Luncheon Here Nav Is

The various committees appointed
by ne general caunlr-z-a a. I meet
ing held Tuesday evening 7 ~a-a-I
70 the v-slr q General Fersh-nE 70
ms city ara Is fellows Or a--z1Ee-
ne1-s a. campus. Fa1I 54-ler. Ed
gar !, Brown. t. J r.. Back and
Capt + Foster Chea.e. luncheon
committee d. ! 2. HI. Wafer :
Alsrn. r H Cote. # v Ii err /. T'--
= g Tawne. n 1E2L. -r. r = E4l..
D',- A Joir, Cr. Il 7 Little Marsha.
Edgar J. Brown finance. J. Howard
II e5CA. J. l.. Frlel. \ 1r-1a1 E54sIlell.
" l. Brown. Cz+eur-e Z T8se- ~RcFp-
ION. Mayor Er1neuure D. r L..
T1aye-- Z * Atwood. President L.
thur J Roberts Dr J F. E51lI. George
L Tos=- Dr. ] &. 7 7wlc. F VI A.
dan and president 81 Rotary club.
L IS understood ma General
Pe-shIr- WI pass through rals zlrv
On Ma IS II $50 a'elork \ me
morning - ~1u-a - ~6ov1eEz7 and
vi re-z1:-1 x his EIv ~ : cock
sharp. II walC1 Inc q .E7chegn vi
8e stI-vz-d. probably a. n EIk's Gun.
y % attended BY members # the
committee and citizens fortunate
enough % procure -ckeIs n ADVANCE
Those Who desire - a--@-d ara -a-
E1es1ad - monty Dr. J F Eli IS
s4-3v IS possible
A--ar ne luncheon. ne dis
ErE1.sheG E1esT WI he escorted -
ne campus by the Waterv.lle Mill
TRY band and the members n Cu-1-
nz1v = and M American LeE7ou VII
le 11v1.=a p do asca~- E,.--. Z ne
spank II -ae open ar n ne zlph.-
theatre back f the COLLEGES ? =
should prove unpleasant other a.
--lare-e1rs VIII oe made and an
~uU1rA7 .a-a-
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Brown. VINO acted as ua2st-l2s-ss-
Af-sr i few Introductory remarks.
NJ Brown czlled On Charles A A.
len - repur. on the C2lta-laa Sac
convention which took place II san
t1rd week or 50 aEn- M A-Lsn
stated -2a- he Regretted -la- there
wer= aeT mora members OF the Wal
=E-v-l,ec al-ca present - me corven-
r.ur,. which vas most interesting and
lI,illszast1v The people # Sanford
under their pastor have hualt 1ne
new church and re prosper-cE
greatly
The zla-c=r q = Mems LsRrue 17r
the church has bean planned com
n.;.ee consisting q -su.s J West
Carl Elack-nC-nr AID Rev X O.
8r2wa being appointed - make az
rl1EtnenGs tar me SANE. Z mas
been decided uv ;1e committee mar
Z would De better - VAT g-l 1a3
ana u -1la- -4gue Organize -r-c :
league r1u- IL. be sT-1CE factor
n ne l5fe ef me c,rar@a. Ea11 M-
VEST and NJ Elaak-rE:-r spoke on
tins matter.
a message IF ueynLra1ue and a.
ce-eI1on vas sent II AIRS Am Fa-ss-
fer, who vas Unable - ~ 1r@seu--
5lt wha 5 4 loval and deE-01=l mem
Der II ne church and always fore
most n her elGeavnrs - hep -IUng
al lines Of church work. she was
much missed = the meeting Is sh"
stldor1 5 absent On suca occ2slC-s.
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Williams College Takes
Tennis Honors al Hub

5cs.a Ma -22-y1Ilia--s College cz--
ned If -he hun0rs II the View England
IN intercollegiate lawn tennis championship
roErna-nent 81 ne courts Of ne Long
wood Croker cub, her -epresentat--a rs
winning the anals II both Singles and
doubles -od;2v. As-er Arthur Z chaplin
y had captured re singles -tle LIS
forenoon ny defeating Clarence " San
dtzrs If yarmouth. he and Joseph ?
Pollard defeated Herman R-5ock-na-ln
md X lillian Czaiawen IF Massach u-
se--s I-si4ruI4 Of Technology IN the dou-
Dies n me afternoon The spure was
"a b.. 81 s.
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tuberculosis was responsible fur
the condemnation NJ more cattle,
slaughtered under Federal meat II
specuon last yea-- -tlan all other ais-
eases combined. Information from
ne Bureau If animal Industry.
United States Department az AE-a-
culture. shows mat 9s4- ca-casses
If cattle were condemned On nus;
murten inspection ana Of that num-
Der a. sDe were the result Of rabsr-
cgInsis In addition Sd 6=2 parts Of
cattle carcaases ware condemned Hnr
me same CAUSE
The bureau points out that -aber-
culosls N cattle and hog cholera IN
swine ara the Two most serious con
taEiuus. diseases affecting rneaz an
fTnals. and there Is evidence thai a
heaT-w loss occurs N farms IN add :
tim 70 condemnA1ons AZ esrlbKsh-
nenIs where Government inspection
Is maintained. The Dena---ne,1t Of
Agriculture Is prepared % give in
formation on the best methods Of
reducing the losses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

jain Ea---ev 11T--e-.r = 2r-v@-e u
1e 2s.a Division. was saraew-.z- sur
rr-1s--1 II s.el-e st.as- "a -=csIve rs nA--
~acI, "a. wsllga ne Est SEX Z France
1t LeEll a Grand Z 1ecs-n1er. III
w-ll.s. w.-1 COMPANY 4 1f ne lie n
--.z4..--.- amp .-ia-a. y.le return N ne
aaE aEs been at-avad 1e1alse II ne
z4c- ma. Ea-1tE was wounded and
za-nt a1E1e rs : c1sla- = tew weeks
aE1 = lear VS. -. a1v=G 1T mn ran
- .os1 baggage division ~ -ae va
lt4r.z- inert e -aE2-5 60 ne aAE md NJ.
8G--ev 5 answer brought Speed re-
Urn q is possessions The nag c9n-
-a--e1. besides -r21c- 4 Ms 1wc belong
nEs- s8-ae II nose u friend Of MS.
w.,1ch consisted Il oEl--4le of se.r-s-s.
: PR q wapuen shoes. and a aa0k- -ae
lite a[ w1-c1 S TIL -arae BACK
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Prefi Barred From
Lewiston Meet SATURDAY.

l-a-k Pref. Tie University at
Maine l0ng distance runner, s not
eligible n participate n the games
u ne Maine intercollegiate Athletic
! ssoc2a-on- according . : decision
rendered ~ = meeting held II the
A1glSla house. * a1nesaav. OF The
managers and faculty representa-
lres uf Ea-as. B0vauln and Colby
colleges The University If Maine
was aoI represented a. the meeting
because Of ! delayed telegram. bu-
is VOTE vas taken over taa ICng dis
Ia1ce telephone 5cwduia college
protested -1e PARTICIPATION Of F-sL
Y The INTERCOLLEGIATE contests de-
Caring t-2a- ne has had four vez-s Of
athletics While - Maine. while Izze
'-'r-an0 ache-s1-s cur-s1G thai Prem
compiled n --'oss country -Gas only
ne fourth vaa- and should be a.
loved - compete Il rack - he eft
college e ION ING army u the
" GRID VA
The representatives IL re naet-
lnE Wednesday, based heir decision
raa- P-a.- was ineligible because IF
9ect-un # A-rlcIe L 81 Lne causf1-
r1t-on q ne assoc3a-1on. Which sa-s
No che VINO aas camp+rad ~ t34l-
vears = athletics tar any college Ia,
colleges shah ne eligible n compete
u THIS assoC1a-1Un
Lawrence Phllhraok Of Bates col
lsge. Eeg-2ald Srurreva1- IF Calbv
college and Samuel Bakar 81 Bow
dom college decided ne mater III
the meeting Wecresaa-.
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Takes Loose
-.r-, EnlnV- q

= - -
--7a -Lav -22-Tyzta The best
sc9Ta n the seventh
.-~ eeanplurship game
e-sity cf Maine
-ga1. -aaeh Allen Ct CoIbv
~ handler Kan Out
mag 4-5 oeen going wei and
"a. -ato me box Maine
...a. q. z.ll-l.4E7 hard and With
49,, -.s.--E by Caihy led up The
- Ill ia ID dve runs. h1a-2
- r.. ae - Two his NJ .
rr. y If -1e- Vas I home
Wl-e--nan- believed ID
-r- rEs. war made On AunlI
.a II rew diamond was
a. .,.-l caZ~~-ng 2e2-.v -
.~~s- E-a2GsTa1G. Jewell
...r. -.,--uao pitcher went tire
......-. ..-.-ce and although a wild
@ p @o ~u1s, made a good
~. dell-cg On both SIDES
..,. ....-~-uU.a-1.- n ma Inleit1.
.,r ,-- =.-vara. chances 1nr T-1as
inning and upon ne
--a.. SIS -a-l.zr 4 mediocre ex-
.r.ar ~ sl-1-rlA--y-.
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YANKEE BATFEST
BURIES WHITE SOX

New York. Lay THE New : aT-E
Americans continued chelr hard hlt-
ing here today and defeated Chicago
II me secand gane u ne se-es. =
- :.
The Yankees made % hts for p
bases IF Williams. LouCie-nl-k ana
Pane. ne Chicago pitchers n n
ssE-a inning when New York scars5
ssvza --1as. each q -ae New York
battery men Hannah ana Shavk=v
drove ont Two Glenn singles. RUIN
nj another nome -~1l. A1s tAl-a =
me as. rvo games. Pt-ct1er X -.,-a-r1s
q Chicago lost MS first -ane q he
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Columbus Lewiston Fight

lewiston May IF ak : Choul-
na-d # lewiston vii ny Curuss
al1pgaae rom Columbus. Ohio u
Lewiston. sometime 2bUur tie first u
June Nj C.2uu-na-d, who was =
ne American Ar service n the var
has been located n the middle ves-
tar same -ne and has bean making
lights N ne vicinity # Chicago.
Tbs VII be ne longest fight IN
RECORD rom any point directly %
Lewiston. And ne al-plaae IS ne
dl-s1 pr-y-a-aly owned by 4 Lewiston
man
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CONY WHALES
HAILOWEL HIGH
SCORE OF s TO )

C11y trimmed EaZGEelE high
v ecaesaay afternoon u 4 thrilling
though -aAer loosely played game u
baseball by Z score n 70 3 This Is
ne 1rsI game Of Tia SEASON Halo
well has lost- and they arrived II ne
Capital C1rE Yesterday afternoon f-.l
Of confidence 81. CUny goJ busy and
4 me first inning pushed j nal
around ne circuit and although
51-luwel cane back WIN -y1 =
the second a-1G che II ne firm C8ry
mad guT busy and = ne SIKH I'VE
alg rms ea-re ac-1ss r-1e rubber pu--
ing The game IN ice Ea-3oweIi
tried hard and managed % -et cv9
= their la-f If the inning hui
stopped -1el'a. t-Cccoo- Brennan who
vas an t1s mound for me local ag-
E-eEa-1on oUvpi-cht.. Aea6er u
Halloween causing i re1 . Whit
and allowing seven HIS most u
which wara scattered. while Msa1e-
famed = and allowed Si- hits NOS.
liz III punched
The @srsI inning Ea-lowsli a. ha-,
.z5-aT famed, Peacock reached 5--st
u Al error 5v E5l Mascla6ri III
weakly % Brennan vho n Is AK
2eEy "a ca-eh Peacock threw - ne
keystone sack before Ellis rad =
chance . cover n good shape ana
oola men were SAFE: Meader -ouk
-ay'ae }ustv swings and returned -
ne bench Wood lifted IN Drawn re
rlg-,ng tie side Last Az-t II ne drsl
CCny al 5a-- Drawn smashed
st--'a.4ct1ing single bv ta3rd aasa and
-ook second when Eldrer1 failed 70
stop il Ell1s fed 10 Masc1alIr1 Drawn
-ock I..lr1 n a PASSED han and
scored when Fa--lng-an nailed :
E-'0u1Qer L. u God E.l sr-rck9u-
one IN
The 1rsI Of ne second F5a-.owe !
came "a oE- determined 70 better M
ane -u1 cad H1lE-=-h gor lte II Al
=I'-a~ by E-I,. then 4 couple of mis-
Pr N-E-e and Cray drove -wo ac-ass
-lle rubber
In ia 1rsr IF ne fin frame IA
Dwell came through Win another
III. A4cla6r- made 5-,st N n error
1v Foltg-ck- Mea6er 9auled au- Il
= as1-n. Wood IL Al alr4rade eaasar
- Drawn aid Masc.ats-- Went u
--1--1 before lie Dill could be -
-Zsr1e5 . ne diamond. CEr.er nit
anu Masczad.1 scared. --ld-e-h waved
ne willow -L-ee lines ana ne side
vas retired
Cony ca-ne up n he asst a he
SIKH ~ea1y = 20 things and they
Cd MAKING three alrs n -uw rom
y leaders offerings ana WIN he alc
Of NO passed halls by V5E1e I've
-e1 made ne circuit 1U----- tie
game in ne ret--g e.r-acar.
n ne first Il me seventh HALO
well l--ed - stage a comeback and
worked couple II -nea around me
elr-u--- bit wera slapped ~ Brar-
nan who famed Z couple anu III
1r'e-h was caught Cv.nr - steal
second.
The -as- = ne eighth ~auy slipped
-7vo nec around ne Aases -e---,c =
Aeader tor cuu2ie Of singles wclls
: Tile contributed a passed bal.
The d-st Of tie ninth EarlCwaIi
made 1er laSt - win ne hea7v End
II ne order II na-- Paacock BIZ al
Bracaa1's wares and struck ou-
AAsclad--: whitfield Meadt4- sf-oIle5.
-aen Wood grounded 0ut Ellis ID HI
ending the game
The sIu-na--v
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-aUu-- easllv det=a.E.l iced z Acad-
sr-- on -laaFv -ieid Wednesday, altar
noon ov ne 1verw ae4r14aE scure Of =
-I IN I seve--.nu.r- game. Toulouse
US n ~ oUx fcr -ohU-a and allowed
he Freedom aors ON -wo hts, v-lle
y-ase- r1t Freedom pitcher. WIS touched
IL e1- : Its ana -2pu-1 s;Ils bases II
WI
Suk4t1---.a. -aa -75u-1 .-..c.le-, had 4
7e--.=r, ar E5,---ng SIX mis- and making
81, ---ps 70 ne plate Perkins SOY ne
.snEest nj e ;he game ClaR-nE Z or
cut drive n ne SKIN. The scara.
.--uu-- 5 : 60 I
: -s-.5ir.r, g @ 2 q g g. j. ze-2t
Toulouse ana Sakat7-..1- vase and
Hall. L 1lQlc-a.- Ma--.lt-5--.
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New Matrimonial idea

C0nneeDcuT ms 4 married couple
living apart II TWO towns. the bride.
VINO has advanced IDEAS. n ane r0wa.
ana me bridegroom. VINO has a good
JOB and big salary IN another. They
decided u lire n separate establish
merts and 70 vIsi- each other over
we'eh-e1Gs CT run away together. as
enc Of them expiains i. FOR seve-4I
days whenever rle mood SEXES them.
They hare renrad a third apartment
\ New York clrv. which they VIII
share in their play time" The BRIDE
MISE Il is her idea -na1 man and
wife should not 1--we IN the same
house. and 20 ger a siI-1eit If sach
nIher-Bosfor Globe.
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PIRATES AGAIN
TOP PILLS. ) TO )

Pir1sbGrE, MAJ T'ii---s;1y,-E was
aEa1n 4 VICTOR ore- Philadelphia -adav
81 srara Of . g The locals 8nac1-
u -Aree MS VII ! pass and : sac-1-
are n ne IFS 1a1-ng eur -:l--ea --,-ls
ana scgrad two nora II ne seventh m
24ng en- -wo singles and : wild pitl1-
he visitors III Ca-.san aa-d n ne
early par Of ne game aid ac-s- Icing
.1e scare Z ne fourth ming Hamilton
-eE5 lacad nm and he'd Philadelphia
score. ess 1ar cae ~est af ne game re
score.
Philadelphia o : lee @ q 80
F=y-za1-= "a o 0 q . 1850
:--Eev 4ad q -As--gw- Carson. z5a-rl-.
Ton ana S1hzr.Gt
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Browns Win i'm
Extra Session. 81

Philadelphia May st louis evan
- the series by bsa-lE Philadelphia n
-1e LAll 1na.nE indzy 5 y !. Shdrell-
single, followed ~ TWO sacrifices WITH
2 wild pItC- saadwicned oeTweea. zlT-e-
duced LIE winning -un. II ne 1f-1
ming t1-ee nome -uns ve-z knocked
mn ne oltacae-x The first -wu we're
by Jacobsen and Seve-aad. which 1st-
20 St. LOUIS ,Aree runs. Wilkins hRT-
rg opened ne ming WITH 4 single n
TIE lpcals' aa-s Dykes drive WIS me
fou-.l -gnsecu-va MT. pUT--ng the 10
c2-s ahead The score.
= LOUIS ----------3 g eos a0- - s.
Philadelphia .-.---a 9 ? +80 0 2 O.
Shockg-- 5u--wa-l and Severed Nay
TT E.geea and Perkins
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Eleazer Parker Chapter, Daughters
Of ne American Revolution held Al
al day annual session A. ne home
If Mrs. Z " COOK Of Winter street
u elz-esdav WITH a good attendance
The following officers w~re elected
Regent. Mrs Melvin Palmer: wee
regent Ms Cora Goodwin. ~eg.s-
---a.. Mrs Sarah Richardson; sec-e-
arr. Mss Aaude VI ldgeE-- --aasur-
r. Ms Esfe.1e Richardson hlst0r-
san. MISS F7ov Walker. chaplain.
Mrs. Een-1e.-a F-1l-.- program cam
--5r-s4e. Mrs Lar--e Wakejcy. Mss
Sa-za Richardson aaG Ms Es,alle
= .Ar-sac-