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Evening star., 1920-05-23
DWIGHT PARTRIDGE
PROVES NO MATCH
FOR HOME PLAYER
Bedford Cracks Long Drive
Forsakes Him in Final
of Spring Event.
BY w. K. McCAIIlfM.

Walter X. Tuckcrman yesterday
won the annual spring gol' tourns-
ment OF the Chevy Chase Club add
ing another to his long string 81
victories over his own course.
Tuokerman won by ) and , rom
Dwight Partridge. the Bedford
crack whose long drive forsook him
during the final round. leadins hum
10 dire trouble off the tee. ior which
he could not quite atone by the
excellence OF his IRON shots aud The
sterling merit OF his putting Ai ~
time was Partridge ever dangerous,
as Iuckerman won the tr>t three
holes in a row and assumed lead
that made the match appear H. he
runaway victory for the thcNA
hasc star
Partridge. however. displayed a v..v
nervy game aud Tuckerman r"IId n.'
afford to take chances. as on TWO oc-
casions. after he had atua ssed = lead
of three holes. he missed f.w shots
and suddenly found himself but ! M
This happened At the sixth. whrre b..
missed short putt for a half after
hoiing one of good length ~ III.
fifth for half. and again at the mir
tenth. where Partridge pitched out -
a sand trap dead to the hole aud had
cut Tuckerman'S lead of three holes
down TO one. Partridge. however. just :
lacked the necessary punch To tuck
away one or two more holes when he
had cut down Tuckerman's lead
This la ok of punch was largely due
to the comparative mediocrity of his
tee shots. Usually long aud straight
from the tee with the wooden clubs.
in fact. longer than any other player
in the tournament, his long game eu-
tirely left him yesterday afternoon
and he was obliged TO play the odd
more often than not from tho
high grass or from bunker. After
he found himself uncertain from tho
tee with the wood. he took out a cleek.
but could not pull down the lead his
steady opponent had amassed. The
cards.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
SH0CKER PUZZLES YANKEES.
Keeps Hits Scattered and Browns
Win Out by Nose, 2-1.

NEW YORK. May 22. - Urban
Shocker, traded by New York to ST.
Louis two years ago. defeated the
Yankees here today. ST. Louis win
| ming by score Of to 1. Shocker
has won seven out of eight games
from the Yankees in his new uni
form. He held New York's hits well
scattered. no more than one coming
in any inning. st. Louis scored it's
two runs on Thormahlen in the sec
ond inning on Williams single, ia
cobsons triple and squeeze play
The game was attended by the French
naval commission and artillery ord
nance experts now visiting the
United States. The score:
Evening star., 1920-05-23

FOREST HILLS, N. Y. May "a
New York won the holding OF the
Church cup her today from Boston In
the lawn tennis matches on the turf
courts of the West Side Tennis Cluo.
The New York team defeated the Bos-
ton holders of the trophy in the final
of the series. six matches to three.
Philadelphias team was eliminated
by Boston yesterday. The New York
second team made a clean sweep
against Boston.
r. Norris Williams I'd of Boston.
by maSterful defeat of Ichiya ku-
magae. the Japanese. made 1t evident
that he has not lost command of speed
nor his volleys. Williams tore through
the back hand of his rival or forced
position when he needed the points.
Kumagae failed to hold to steadiness
under the terrific pressure. his nets
Evening star., 1920-05-23
NEW ENGLAND GAMES
WON BY MASS. TECH

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May "a
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, with 33 points. won the annual
New England Intercollegiate cham
pionship track and field meet here to-
day. The events were run off in
downpour of rain. This Is the fourth
successive year that Technology has
captured the title. Brown University
athletes were only slightly less
adaptable to the mud and water and
scored 80 points.
williams and Boston College fin-
ished, respectively, third and fourth.
with 16 and 13A points: Other col
leges. in order were: Wesleyan. Il;
Holy Cross. 10; Amherst. Z: New
Hampshire, 6h: Tufts. 2; Vermont,
Massachusetts Agricultural College.
Worcester. Polytechnic Institute and
Middlebury, l each.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

ahead of the Harvard first year COM
bination. The time for the freshman
race was Cornell. 10 minutes. 30 sec
onds; Harvard. minutes. % seconds.
Harvard threatened Cornell for only
a short distance in the varsity race
The Crimson varsity caught the water
first and obtained scant lead. which
was cut down by Cornell. who. after
the quarter post. was never
headed for the remainder of the race.
At the mile Cornell was leading by
a length and there was open water
between the rival crews at the mile
and half stake. Cornell used 30
stroke to secure a comforta BILE lead.
while Harvard alternated between "a
and Sc. Toward the finish Cornell
dropped her stroke to about 32 and
rowed leisurely over the line, win
ner by two lengths.
The time of the varsity event was:
Cornell. 10 minutes and a. seconds,
Harvard. 10 minutes and IS seconds.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Worlds Hard Court
Net Title is at Stake

PARIS. May 22.-Plny In the
world lawn tennis hard court
cham piOnship matches opened
this afternoon mt the st. Cloud
Stadium. on the outskirts of
Paris. French, English md
Spanish players competed. There
was large attendance, con-
sisting mostly of Frenchmen
and Englishmen. Few Ameri-
cans were present. Arthur }.
BnlfOur. lord president of the
council in the British cabinet,
yvns among the spectators. To-
days matches resulted nv fol-
lows:
blackboard OF Great Britain
beat Fln0uer OF France by de-
fault. DOdd Of Great Britain
beat Roger Danet Of France and
MADAME GOlding-LOrentz of
France bent Lady Denman Lyt-
ton Of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
WESTERN BEATS TECH, CENTRAL
IN FRESHMAN TRACK CONTESTS

Western High School freshmen tri-
umphed over Tech and Central first
year boys in the annual field and track
meet at the Central High School
stadium yesterday afternoon. winning
Techs youngsters were second. with
ninety points and Central. with but few
entrants was third, with twenty-six
points.
Preliminary trials were run off Fri
dav and the finals were staged yester-
day. more than sixty boys taxing part
in the affair. There were three weight
classes and while the Tech and West
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Mercersburg Wins Meet.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 22.-
Mercersburg Academy won the annua
Middle States interscholastic champion
ship track and field meet here to-
day. with a total of forty-six points
Central High School Of Philadelphia
was second. with twenty six points
Harrisburgh Technical High school nm.
lshe6 third. with twenty-five and one
halt points.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Notre Dame Breaks Record
in Defeating Illinois A. C.

NOTRE DAME, Ind, May 22-
Six Carter Field records were
broken and one was tied in No
tre DANES sensational victory
over the Illinois Athletic Club
dual track md field meet here
today. Capt. Meehan of NOtre
Dame defeated JOie Ray in the
SSO-ynrd run. covering the dis
tance in IS. 4-5. They raced
shoulder to shoulder up to the
sprinted to the tape.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Entries Are Coming In.

Entries for the second annual
duckpin tournament at the Recrea-
ton alleys to be held in June. are
beginning to come in. Word was sent
from Baltimore yesterday to Johnny
the event. that ten teams would come
over from the Monumental city. A
message also came from New York
to the effect that several teams are
due to come from the metropolis.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

sBatted for j Collins in third.
fBatted for Judge in third.
tBatted for Schacht in ninth.
Chicago ... I o % o % 10
Washington -. u . l q
Runs batted in-Shannon ~, ElIerbe Rice
Shsnks. Jsckson 49,. Schalk t3i. Williams t2)
Murphy McMuilin. Two-base hits-Milan,
Sehalk and Roth Three base hits-Jack X son,
shannon Harris and Picinich. Sacrihces-E.
Collins. McMullin and Sehslk. Left on bases
Chicago. l.; Washington. s. Bases on balls
On Zachary. 4; on Schacht L: on Williams,
/ Hits-Oh Zachary. in 2ia innings. &
runs scored, two base in third: OF Schacht.
IL in s2-3 innings Hit by pitcher-By
Zachary Jordan. ~: by Williams tSchachti !.
Struck out-By Williams. q: by Schacht. .
Umpires-Messrs- Connolly and Moriarty. Los
ing pitcber-Zachary. Time Of gsme-2,0s.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
BROOKLYN STOPS PIRATES.
Bunches Hits in Fourth, Driving
Cooper From Box and Wins, Al.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 22.-
Brooklyn broke Pittsburgh'S winning
streak today. winning to l. The
local team had previously won five
straight games. Brooklyn scored all
it's runs in the fourth inning on three
singles a two-base hit and Grimes
three-baSe drive. Wisner then re-
lieved Cooper and allowed only one
hit during the remainder of the
game Pittsburgh scored in the
eighth on two singles and sacrifice
f1y The score:
Evening star., 1920-05-23
EVENT FOR FAIR GOLFERS
Eighteen Women to Start in Dis
trict Title Golf Tourney at
Chevy Chase Tomorrow.

Eighteen of the leading woman
golf players of the District Of CO.
lumbia will tee off tomorrow morn-
ing in the qualifying round Of the
District Of Columbia. The tournament
will be held over the course OF the Chevy
Chase Club.
Several of the woman members of
the Chevy Chase Club have been
playing good golf over that course
during the past few weeks particu-
larly Mrs. Charles l.. Frailey. the
present champion: Mrs. Frank Hyatt.
ir.: Mrs. r. Kinkaid and Miss Louise
Lacey. Mrs. L. B. Pierce, winner Of
The Evening Star cup last year. will
represent. the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
The entries follow:
1000 a.m-Mrs. J. r. De Farges. Bannock-
burn; Mrs. Tom Moore. Bannock-
burn.
1905 a.m-Mrs. L. o. Cameron. Chevy Chase:
Mrs. Emory Smith. Chevy Chase.
1910 am.-Mrs. L. B. Pierce. washington
+. Carlson washington Golf and
1918 ..m.-Mrs. I. Kinkaid. Chevy Chase:
Mrs. Charles l.. Frailey. Chevy
1920 ..m.-Mrs Georr. Richards. Chew
1923 .u.Mas' Shase Franck Hyatt. ,r.. Chevy
Chase; Miss Louise Lacey. Chevy
Chase.
10 80 a.m.-Mrs. Fleming Newbold, Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Atkins. Chevy Chase.
10.85 am-Airs W. G. Walling, Chevy
Chase: Miss +. c. Hacker, Chevy
Chase.
10 40 a am.-Mrs. COrcoran Thorn. Chevy Chase
Mrs. Jonathan Bourne. Chevy
Chase.
The qualifying round at eighteen
holes will be held tomorrow with
match play rounds at eighteen holes
each succeeding day through next
Friday, the day of the finals.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
BECKETT HURTS HAND;
MORAN FIGHT is OFF

LONDON. May e2.-Announcement
is made that because of an injury to
the hand of Joe Beckett. the English
heavyweight boxer. the match be-
tween him and Frank Moran. the
American heavyweight, set for June
IA. has been indefinitely postponed.
A match between Pete" Herman
of the United States and Jimmie"
Wilde, the English fiyweight, has
been arranged to take place in Lon
don in September.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
WESTERN NETMEN WIN.
Make Clean Sweep of Five Matches
With Friends.

Western High tennis players made
a clean sweep of five matches with
Friends School yesterday. Three sim
giles and two doubles were played.
All were decided IN straight sets.
Summaries:
singles-Grove (w.) defeated Hit (F.),
al, 8L2; Hoffman (w.) defeated Todd (F).
e1. 60; Burke (w0 defeated Goodman
I'D, al, al.
Doubles-Grove and Hoffman (w) defeated
Goodman and Todd (F). Is. 8-2: Burke
and Nordlinger (W.l defeated straley and
Hose CD. 8-1. 6-1.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Totals. ~ 16 "a 13 Totals. 81 10 81

sBatted for Belts in sixth inning
Phiiadelphia o . >
Chicago 3 o o o x-15
Runs-Wlliams "a. Stengel '3l. j. Miller.
Fiack Hollocher t3,, Paskert "a. Barber t3,.
Robertson, Terry. O'Farrell. Martin. Errors
Iebourveau f2), Bancroft t2l. J. Miller. Wheat.
Twobase hits-Barber. Paskert. Robertson.
Deal williams. Three base ht-Wheat. Home
williams. Stolen bases-Terry. Martin.
Sacrifice hits-Terry, Deal. r. Miller. Double
pIay-Paulette to Bancroft. Left on bases
Chicago. 8: Philadelphia. g. Bases on balls
of Martin. 1: off Gallia. .. Hits-of Vein
ert 2 in "A inning: OF Belts. :, in 42s in
nings; off Cantwel in ~ inning: of Gallia,
> in 2l, innings. Hit by pitcher-By Belts
lDeaD. Struck out-By Martin. 5; 10y Belts.
/: by Gallia. 1. Passed balls-Wheat. Losing
ptcher-Weinert. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and
Emslie Time of game hours and minutes
Evening star., 1920-05-23

ern youngsters were pretty evenly
matched, Western got enough seconds
and thirds which. coupled with the
first places. won out
None of the high school freshman
records was broken although the per
formances of Johnson of Central:
Clayton of Tech. and Berman of the
same school in the unlimited class
were good. Thomas of Western. in the
under l25-pound class. and Fountain,
an eighty-five pound lad from West
ern, won many points for the Red and
White.
won the hop step and jump for a total
of fifteen points Singer. Aiken and
April Of Tech did unusually we'll
Evening star., 1920-05-23
PHILADELPHIA FANS
CHASE H|LDEBRAND
Cleveland Players Escor!
Umpire to Safety After
Game Mackmen Lose.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 22.-
Cleveland defeated the Philadelphia
Americans tsday for the third sue
cessive time to l. Chapman's and
Speakers hitting was responsible for
the victory AS result of several
close decisions the crowd swarmed
over the field and hooted as Umpire
Hildebrand was crossing the diamond
to leave the field. Cleveland players
surrounded and escorted him to the
dupout The score.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Navy Racketers Beat Rutgers.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May 22-The
Midshipmen overwhelmed Rutgers in
the closing tennis match of the local
season today taking the four strings
in singles and the two in doubles.
Yeager and McIver played partfcu-
larly well for the Navy, while Lind
say and Duryea put up a hard battle
against Watt and McIver in the
doubles.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Canoe Meet at Sycamore.

Washington Canoe Club and other
resentatives to take part in the an
nual canoe regatta on the broadwater
Of the Potomac Monday. May 81. cele-
brated as a Decoration day event
The events are to be held under the
auspices of the Interclub Canoe ASS
sociation. Gold medals are to be
awarded winners.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
BOSTON BEATS REDS.
Breaks Losing Streak of Eight
Games by Trimming Champs, 2-1.

CINCINNATI. May 22.- Boston
broke it's losing streak of eight games
at the expense of the Reds today.
winning to 1. Rudolph was in ex-
cellent form and was not scored on
until the ninth. Preceding the game
the world champions pennant won by
the Reds last October was hoisted to
the flagpole in center field. Gov. Cox
of Ohio. Mayor Calvin of Cincinnati
and Managers Moran and Stallings
headed the parade across the field
with a band, and the members of the
two teams following. The score:
Evening star., 1920-05-23
CENTRAL NINE DEFEATED
BY NAVY SECOND STRING

Central High journeyed to Annapo-
lis yesterday and lost a base ball
game to the Naval Academy second
string players by. 2 to Z. Krupp
pitched good ball for Central, but was
not very well supported. Six runs
made by Navy players in the second
inning proved Centrals undoing.
Lemon and Buckley were the best
at bat for Central. each making two
hits.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Proving Grounds Wants Games.

The United States Navy proving
grounds team at Dahlgren. Va, de-
feated the Indian Head and also the
Colonial Beach teams last week This
newly organized team would like to
arrange Sunday games with any fast
team of the District. Communicate
with Manager Blythe. DahlSren. Va
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Kinney Jumps the Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. MAY 22-
ing pitchers of the Athletics jumped
the team today. Kinney is said to
have accepted a berth with an in
dependent team at much higher
salary than that paid him by the
Philadelphia club
Evening star., 1920-05-23
COLLEGE GAMES.

Georgetown. ~: Johns Hopkins. o.
Marines. :; Gallaudet, =.
Catholic University, 4; Md. State. =
Army. 6: Rutgers. o.
Mass. Aggies. IL: Trinity. >
Navy, l6: Dickinson. ].
Yale. 8: Cornell. 3
Syracuse. 4: Colgate. .
Notre Dame. 4: Indiana. =.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

sBatted for Perkins In ninth inning.
tBatted for Perry in ninth inning.
Cleveland o o q q o.
Philadelphia 0 o 0 . o.
Runs-Graney. Speaker Johnston. O'Neili.
Witt Errors Gardner. Wambsganss (2p.
Dykes, Walker (2). Dugan. Perry. Two-base
hits-Speaker, Thomas. Sacrifces-Chapman.
Perry Myers. Double plays-Smith. Gardner
and wambsganss: Wambsganss and Johnston.
Left on bases-Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia. 8.
Bases on balls-On Myers. .: of Perry. l..
Hit by pitched ball-By Myers pugan: Walk
er): by Perry (Speaker). Struck out-By Per
ry f. Wild pitch-Perry Umpires-Messrs.
Evans and Biidebrand. Time of game-1 hour
and 43 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Totals. % 8 27 10 Totals. 80 27 In
sBatted for Thermal hlen in eizhfh innInz

'Batted for Thormahlen in eighth inning.
st. Louis. ...... o 2 o o % %
New York. o o o OO o II
Runs-Williams. Jacobson. Pipp. Errors
Gerber (2), Thormahlen Tw0-base hits-Js-
cobson. Wick. Gerber. Pipp. Three Sc hits
Jacobson, BOde. Stolen bases-PeckinpauRb.
Gerber. Sacrinces-Gerber. shocker, Sisier,
Jacobson Pratt. Double plsys-Pratt. Peckin
paugh and Pipp. Left on bases-New York g..
st. Louis. g. Bases on balls-On Thorma hlen
1; OF MAYS. I; on Shocker. 3. Hits-On Thor.
mahlen, in s innings; of Mays in 1 In
ming. Struck ont-By Thormahlen g. BY
Shocker. !. Losing pitcher-Thormahlen I'm
pires-Messrs Dineen and Nalin. Time Of
game hours and o minutes
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Two Wins for Boiling Field.

The Boiling Field team won both
games of a double header yesterday,
defeating the National Savings and
Trust Company nine, to 2, and the
Riggs Bank, to /.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

cone ont when winning run scored.
tBatted for Shotton in ninth.
New YORK.. 1 o %
st Iouis. 0 o Is
Runs-Young, Fletcher. Fournier. McHenry,
Heathcote Errors-Benton, Stock, Fournier.
Two-base hit-McHenry. Sacrifice hits-kaun.
stock. LAvan. Double plays-Douglas. Kelly
and Lear; Lavan. Hornsby and ronrnier-
Left on bases-New York. Z; st. Louis. 13.
Bases on balls--or Douglas, 2: of Benton o..
Douglas. 10 in ga innings Zone out in ninth !;
of Benton. in inning: OF Haines. 9 in 9
innings; of sherdell: 1 in l inning; struck
Douglas. Winning pitcher-Sherdell. Los
ing pitcher-Benton. Umpires-Messrs. Quig-
ley and O'Day. Time Of game hours and
Is minutes
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Cubs Release NcCabe to Brooklyn.

CHICAGO. May e2-The Chicago
Nationals tonight released lnfielder
McCabe, utility player. to the Brook
lyn Nationals. McCabe was wanted
by the Los Angeles club of the IA .
cific Coast League.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
10000 See Toronto Races.

TORONTO. May 22.-H. Giddings'
three-year- ST. Paul won the sixty
first running of the Kings plate. open
for horses foaled in Canada. at the
Woodbine track here today. Nearly
AZ, 900 persons witnessed the event.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

Totals. SO 1927 Totals. 3s 8 81 13
sBatted for Cooper in fifth inning.
tBatted for wisner in ninth.
Brooklyn. O o o o o %
Pittsburgh.... q o o o o 0-i
Runs-wheat. Myers Konetchy, Kiidun.
Carey. Error-Johnston. Two-base hits-ko-
netchy, Carey, Cation Three-base hit-Grimes
Stolen base-Carey. Sacrifces-Ward Cut
shaw. Double plays-Grimm. Cation anc
Grimm; Schmidt and Mckechnie Left or
Mses-Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburgh. 9. Base on
balls-On Wisner. l. Hits-Of Grimes. 9 in
8 innings; of Cooper, 8 in 8 innings: OF Wis
ner l in innings. Struck out-By Grimes
A. by Wisner 2 Winning pitcher-Grimes.
Losing pitcher-Cooper. Umpires-Messrs. Rig
ler and Moran. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Third Navy Team Beats Central.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 22.-The
third Naval Academy nine won from
Central High School of Washington
here this afternoon by 7 to 2.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Totals. 81 Q 81 18 Totals. 81 27 13
eRatted for Sallee In eighth inning

sBatted for Sallee in eighth inning X
Boston. ......... 0 0 o 0 o %
Cincinnati ...... o 0 o o o o Ii
Runs-Powell. Maranville, Rath. Errors
Duncan. kopf. Stolen bases-Maranyille (2l.
Sacrifice hts-Pick. Rudolph. Double plays
Groh to Rath to Daubert: Kopf to Rath to
Daubert: Maranville to Holke. Left eh bases
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, 3. Bases ON balls
on sallee. 1: off Rudolph. 1. Hits-Or Sal
lee. in innings; of Bressler. 1 in l in
ming. Hit by pitcher-By Sallee. l. Struck
out-By Salee. J: by Bressler. l. by Ru-
dolph. .. Losing pitcher-Sallee. empires
Messrs. Mccormick and Hart. Time of game
l hour and SO minutes
Evening star., 1920-05-23
PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

! GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW
Chicago st Wash. Cleve. at Wash.
St Louis at New York. Chicago at Phila.
Detroit Mt New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago, 10; Wash. 9. Cleve.. 4; Phila., l.
St. Louis. Q; N. T., !. Boston Detroit--Rain.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Phila. at Chicago. Phila. at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis. New York a St. Louis.
Boston at Cipcin. Brooklyn at Pitts'gh.
Roston at Cincin.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston. q, Cinoin.. l. Chicago, l6y Phila., o.
Brooklyn, 4; Hitts., !. st. Louis, 3; u. T., Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
MERCHANT GIVES
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Ali Else Failed.
STRENGTH HAS RETURNED
is Ready for Anything That
Comes Up in the Days
Work Now.

Nearly everybody In Petersburg
either knows or has heard OF James T.
Justice. who has been merchandising
out on j. f.. ID. No for the past seven
years. Before moving to his present
location. Mr.. Justice had always lived
in Petersburg. and his standing AMI
influence are too well known TO require
further comment.
Mr.. Justice has suffered much an
noyance during tho past several years
on account of indigestion, and as his
trouble pcrsistcntly refused to yield
10 the ordinary treatment no concluded
to give the Master Medicine Tanlac 4
trial. The first bottle helped him So
much that he obtained another am.
kept improving. But let Mr.. Justice tell
his own story. Here Is his statement
as made by him at the Central Dru;S
store. in Petersburg, few days ago
Il had suffered from indigestion fo-
fifteen years and had gotten into such
n rundown condition that / felt tired
ana worn-out all the time. All my old
time energy had left me, and felt un-
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my stomach, causing intense pains and
spells of palpitation and nuttcr,ng OF
the heart. At times could hardly
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dark before mc-and ] would have 10
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