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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
BATTER UP
BY JOE COIN.

Hats off 10 Portsmouth. champions nj,
the virginia League,
As Ben Wilson said. the hest team uo,
ana there's no going back on that.
But II was the boat team bccaus. .,
the growth OF Tho rcpIch"nsIhlc p-nc,i".
OF Gripping teams Ike that II Ht'h,nn,d
by raios from Inc majors in !nidscason.
No truth in the ola doggcfoi that
Saddsst woTus 0t tongue or non
are these: 1T might nave been
No. stree; saadGst word in Tho br!rh,
lexicon OF baseball IL If. FOR
Eirchcr from the Colts just ss M' ,s
s'going great guns tho p-nEan, ,'roh,,I,.
would be hoaling over boulevard Fcid
Today. '''G
Mike" didn't gain much. cth., nv
going up Cor IL IL ''cown"?D to ~
matGrs and leaving perfectly clean
wholesome baseball Atmosphere 10 nh
elbows with clubs that are ruspcr;ed ~
FRAMING up" and throwing" yamcs7
Richmond Is a good baseball town; 8.
bad good team this season ana an
pwner whom every oae rcso..ta. II ,Se
down IL to. remain good for the nat!onsl
mort the big leagues must DO !p.rct 10 d.
their ra!ding after the regular season i,
i trcr.
& That's all.
Three, cheers Tor Portsmouth. gam,
baseball club!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
VIRGINIA'S VARSITY AND
SCRUBS HAVE BATTLE
Captain AIichIc ind Gntes PLAYED
Great Game in Wing
(Spccinl to Tho Timcs-Dispatcb,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Sept. u
In tho first scrimmage OF INC sea-
son held on Lambeth Field this ar
ternoon. Virginias varsity eleven
showed much promise. The work Of
tho forwards was not quito up to
expectations. but tho backs exhibited
remarkable speed for SO carly in the
season. and time and again broke
through tho entiro scrub team
Carney and Miner. two heavy
weights, proved "A stumbling block at
times for the varsity forwards and
smashed several plays directed at
them. Watkins. formerly Of David
son; also starred for the scrubs. lie
tacklcd In midscason form.
Opplcman and Witt aI.crnatcd ~.
Ooarter back and ran or tho plays
In good form. Clarke, who has been
switched from end TO FUN back. give,
promise OF shining In his new posi-
non. non; once through the line no shows
Sood speed. Captain Michic and
1ates starred In the wing positions,
hnru scriinmagc is looked for
1,otnorrow In preparation for Satur-
Jays game with William and MARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
TT. WORTH WINS SECOND
[Ny AsslciAtcd prc..l

FORT WORTH, TENAS. sent. oi-
Robertson won his own game FOR For,
worth from the Little Rock Travel
crs today IN the second contest be-
Texas League and the Southern AZ
sociation.
In the las; half OF the tenth inning
irday the score was tied, three and
single and singles by Haley anJ
oErien advanced him. y long nv hv
I;obertson enabled him TO score tn,
winning run.
the teams VIII resume the pos,
season series Thursday In IIt,l, pnci,
Score by innings y
Little Rock .0l 0c6oOoo =
Fort Worth .......i OOii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
MARSHALL A. C. TO PLAY
BELM0NTS, OF ROANOKE
Football Team Composed of Former
stars to Represent ItIchmOnd's
High School Alumni.

John Marshall Athletic Club. com
posed OF well-known former college
athletes. will play their first football
gamo OF tho season at Boulevard
Ficld. October s. with tho belmont
y. c.. of Roanoke.
Much interest is being shown by
old grads OF Marshall in the coming
FOOTBALL season. us this new organiza-
ZION Will put gridiron squad on the
field second to none
Among the candidates for positions
are: Hunter Carpenter. former half
back, v. Il. l.; Turner Bethel, captain
w. 4 l.. 1919 and tackle: Frank Jones.
Auburn. all Southern tackle; Wilson.
Maryland state. tackle: Temple Yam
ccy. U; OF Va, full back; Ching Gra-
ham. V. u. l., half back; Robbins.
former captain Richmond College:
SHEPPARD. Richmond College. guard !:
ferguson, center. Hampton Sidney:
Whitted. Richmond College. end !:
Moss, half back. w. & L.: Wicker.
quarter back, Richmond College; par.
IRISH. guard. l.. Of Va. and many
others.
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MEDIA makes NEW TROT
RECORD At COLUMBUS
Wins Capital City Race In 2:O3 Ia
and $3,OO0-Pctcr Manning
Won NJ. & NJ. Stake Of $1,000.
IDy Associa ted Prcss.J

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Sept. 21.-Two
new season records were made mere
at today's session OF grand circuit
racing. Media. In the Capital city
trot, which she won In straight heats,
trotted tho second heat in 1903 Ia, a
new seasons trotting record for n
morse OF any age. and Arion Guy, did
the second heat OF the three-year-old
horse review trot IN 2:0o IA, the
fastest mile trottcd this year by a
colt of that age.
The threc-year-old trot, the Horse
Review Futurity, for purse of $4,000.
to the post and although this was a
two in-thrce heat event. II took four
gruellinG miles before Sister Bertha,
defeated Voltage and Arion Guy, other
heat winners. the latter also being
the faroritc.
Breaks cost Arion Guy the race.
SISTER Bertha improved as the battle
advanced and was able to trot 4
fourth heat in 2:07 3-4.
Media won in straight heats in the
Capital City trot. Peter Colcy won
second money. but it was Charley
Rex that made her step the fast mile.
Media to the half in 1901 i-2. but he
faltcred in the stretch and Media
won.
In the e:o4 trot. the NJ and NJ stake,
purse $4,000. Peter Manning was
barred in the betting and won
handily.
Alexander r. in tho final heat. by
finishing second. won {iG3.S0. on Il 81
mutual ticket
But two heats were finished in the
2,o7 pace before darkness and the
hnal heat went over until tomorrow
Esther II won the two heats COM
plcted.
Summary:
zoe ,rot.Tho Capital City: three heats:
MEDIA. b. M, by Atlantic Express
4 I
Charley Rex. b. r. *. (StokeSD -. ( :
Baron Gigantic. Holyrood Kate. Don
Delopez also started. Ti;ne-oC5 ID: 2:03
Threc-ycar.old tro,-'rhc Horse Review
Futurity: in heats; purse. 5000:
Sister Hcrtha. b. t.. by Dillon
AAworthy tSerrill) ........... 2ill
Voltage. hr, c. (Egan) .. i53 5
ia star Miss Ellen Todd. Dudcttc.
Natalie the GGrcat. Emma Harvester
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JOHNSON BOXES1N JAIL
lny As,ocla,clp rc.n

i.EANENWORTlI. KAN. Sept. 81.
Jack johnson. former WORLDS
heavyweight champion. now serving
sentence for violation OF the Mann
act. made his first appearance In the
ring at the Federal pcnitentiary here
today when he boxed three bouts OF
three rounds each with three other
inmates. Johnson appeared to be in
good condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
ATLANTA WINS FIRST
tBy Associated Press.

ATLANTA. Sept. 2l.--rhc Atlanta
southern team. won the first OF a
series of five exhibition games with
the Columbia South Atlantic Asso-
day. due TO the Sally champions max
ing errors at critical stnges of the
game. Both teams punched hits in
ne nrst TWO innings. but after tina,
Markle and Cheney settled down 70
pitching duel. IN which the Al
lantan had shade the better.
Score: II n T.,
Columbia ..l OOO 90 :
Atlanta ......l | 90 0IOx-3 7 0
Battcries-Chency and Wendell
Marklc and Mills
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Taurida. Sunfash. King Harvester. Peter
Biieior and Peter Whitclock also started
Tlmc-2:O6 L. 2:0J Ia: 2:07 IL: a:o7 "a
oo2 2;oI CLASP pace-thrce heats; purse ST.
Esther r.. b. m. by Baron Wood
King ICoEl 49,. ................ II
lefty Blackjack. h. III. tMcMahon) . 2
FRANK Little. br. X. tStokcs) & .
irish -.S>r. Dick Dickson. Prosscr and
GIattan Regent also started. Time. O5
2:h t,o;mThe NJ. and NJ: three heats;
fctcr Manning. b. g. by AEON
Hollywood Naomi. b. III. tDodKe) 2
ALEXANDER H.. eli. m. (ErskInc) " :"
Tootsie TniSe. Bo.N.a Del. Mary Coburn
anu Sing Watts also started. Ti.nc-a:oc
1t: 200 IA: 2:15 IL "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
TIGERS LICK SENATORS
IRy Assncla,edPrAss-

DETROIT, sept. el.--A ninth in
ming rally gave Detroit n lo-to-l1
victory over Washington today.
Erickson was driven from the hox
n tho seventh. Bono. who succeeded.
nia Wen unit! the ninth when Flag
stead. Bush and Cobb singled. With
on" out Courtney was sent 10 thn
BOX: III" pitched To Vcach who
u"uh."d over Eoths head score:
Washington Detrnit
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totals Ill 1925 Totals ia % y Is
ono out when winning run scored
anitted for Baumgarten In seventh.
grated Tor BoEhrt in ninth.
WIssh;;nE;on ..........o 3tlaooo0-ii
summary: Runs-Judge. IIsrris. RIce
n l9,li: Shanks oKouIke (2), Charity t.l.
fIicTson t2,. bush (2). Cobb t2). Veach
~. !cilman 60. Shorten Huber. Manion.
bt,i.,r 5 Erickson: Bush: Two. base
TN Huber; Shanks. Threc-base hit
i'l'hSn Home run-Erickson. Stolen
baS"-firc Standardization Double
plays Harris. Judge and O'Kourke; EIicr-
u" tunassisted) oRou-ke and Judge.
,;"tt on bases Washington. 8: Detroit, II
bases on halls.oT Conkwrlght 3; on
i:rlcH-";1, .: OF Honc. !. II;s-on f.rIck-
son. ~ IN tnonc out ia seventh; off
hono . IN ~: off Courtney. in D in
In -. or GLACIER. in ia OF balm.
ga Saf,"n. : ia i-a. OF Bogart. o In 2. lit
by pitrh"r-hy GlaZ!er IiarT-s). Struck
3nt,by Erickson. ,; by Bau!ngaricn. !;
~ HoSaIt J. Winning pitchor-Bosart.
'.ps'"s fitchcr-bono. tmpircs-owcnS
ana Connolly. T!me-o:l5
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SPORTS
PORTSMOUTH TRUCKERS WIN VIRGINIA. LEAGUE PNNANT SPO
Both Big Leagues
my Associated Fress.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-'rhc
brooklyn National League leaders
rested today md had their nd
rRntREc over New York cut TO
1--WE games when the Giants de-
fcated Cincinnati, putting the
Reds eight games behind thc SUI
pcrbns. The three American lead
crs NIL won, and "a Enp OF one and
n half Enmes separates Cleveland
md Chicago. with New York tho
same distance behind the White
SOH.
The Cleveland Americans can
eliminate New York by winning
seven out of the eleven remaining
contests.
ChicnEo's opportunity to catch
up tO the Indians comes Thursdny,
when the two Western rivals start
thrce-Eame series.
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CHATTANOOGA WINS AGAIN

~ 1NNHuIIA TcI FTCgs !
~ H,o,AEil.IE. TENN. Sept. 2l.-
TWO IN row today by dcfcaiinp ,hc
niCoa independents. 5 TO /, in a game
sarrea by ragged fielding OF the in.
chaitanoo r. H. T..
Baue rtes-CunninEham and Tow,.
send; Doyle and Byrd. '"n-
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YANKS BEAT BROWNS
tBy Associated Press. ]

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-New York
batted hard today and defeated 81.
Louis. 10 .. Tho victory gave the
visitors two out of three OF the game
series.
Ruth led the attack with a single.
double and triple. With three
runs. he made his total ISL, for tho
season.
st. Louis could do LITTLE against
shawkey except in the second inning
when three punched hits accounted
10Y Two runs. Score:
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Cleveland.
ScoCn by innirys.

BoSton .................. % o o ! o. !
Cleveland ,,..... O : 4 q . n n y -
summary: Runs-Vitt. Jameson Evans
Gardner. ONcill. Covcleski Errors
Two;base hits-Nitt, Schang Hooper
Jameson; Speaker. Smith. Three base
hli-SDSaker. Home rur-Smith. stolen
bascs-iicopcr. Scott Sacrince-wambs.
EanSs. Left on bascs-Bos;on. {: CIevc-
iand. Z. Bases on balls-cn Jones, / Off
Harper. .: liits--on Jones. 6 in Is; on
Harper. In 20. off Hoyt, In 4: on
Gore!cskic. in .: off Morton. / in ?
struck out-by Hoyt, !: by Covelcskic, J.
Wild pitch-coveicsk!e. Winning pitcher
-CoVelcskic. Losing pi;chcr-Joncs I'm :.
pireS-Evans and Nail.n. T!me-i:io
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CARDS WHIP PHlLLY
IBy Associated Press. I

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2l.-St.
Louis made 1t two straight from
philadelphia today. to /. the local
tally being helped around BY an
error
lpoak wrench"d his back in tho fifth
and North. his successor. had his
left hand split by line drive from
Williams bat, hut threw Williams
out at hrst and finished the game.
allowing Philadelphia, only one hit
Score:
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GIANTS WALLOP C|NCY
IN THEIR FINAL CAME
Toncy Outpitchcd Napier and
Allowed Only Three Hits
Score, 1 TO o.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-Toney out
pitched Napier in the final game be-
tween New York and Cincinnati to-
day. the Giants winning to o. The
Reds made only three hits.
New York scored in the seventh
on foung's pass. Frischs single 10
center and Kellys inhcld out.
Daubcrt made a two-base hit in the
fourth, but was doubled up trying to
reach third after Doyic's Spectacular
catch OF Groh's fly in short right field.
Cincinnati, New York
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Totals g; Il :; IL Totals G .,
lated for Doak IN sixth.

;. Score by innings: y
81. Louis ..., O,,,nn. u.
Philadelphia ..... o q I. q n n ~ +,
summary: Runs-Schult2 t.J. Hornshv
-; LaHai. McuSsl. Erors-Fournlcr. La
i'm, t.dwHnGs, Thatcher. Twc.base hits
Mi"Tnsey lIeathcoin. Sacri.ices@D",x
~ hchry. Double pl.y-Mcus.l and
Throw LEI; "a haseS--St Louis 3,
hitadeiph!a. ). Bases on hai!s-of North
80, OF, EmHn,nn iiits-On Doak. > In ).
tnone out In third: oil Enzmanm. in
= G''uSM In',oy Do.h. >: hy North. :: ,,y
rticher-Deak. Losing ui;chcr-G S srr.I'n,
= 1mnpires-'suis!ey and ODay. Timi.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
BRAVES TAKE ONE
tBy Associated Prcss.l

BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-ChicaGo closed
its season in Boston today by losing
to ,, enabling Boston TO win the
series from the visitors.
Recruit feathers tied the score in
the eighth inning with a home run.
Three errors. single and two
sacrifice flies gave Boston the win
ming runs in the last half OF the
inning SCOrr:
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Boston.
T. lifcnkU.
Totals - SYN Totals IS eo7l3
HATED Tor Cheeves in seventh.
IiAiI.lI fnr Mur ~ MI IA

GGn nsg;aasso .......::....2 SS9c5S5 g
summary: Euns-Lea,hers. Robertson
Pi sN.Si, sullivan. I,olke; BoeckeL Errors
Two-hase hist: Ter. Three-bsSe hit
,I-RohcItson Home run-I.cathcrs. Stolen
hases-.i'owc!. {: Boeckc O'Nc!ll. SaCri-
Double play--Leathers 10 Barber Lei;
en- hascs-Ch!cago .: BOSTON. :. Base on
hnls-Chccves. 3; Martin. !: oeschScr. g.
Hiis-on Chteves. 3 in 6: of Martin. ! IN
:; struck out-Checycs. !: Oeschr"r. 9
I'm pres. Hart and Mccormick Losing
LltCAnr. MAEtln. Time. -
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NNUEt Ny iNNlnES: n
New YORK n I, n n ~;
st Louis ....... O , n ! n q n n q
Sq,nmary: Runs-Ward. Pirp. 2: Ruth.
l.; rat Shawkey. Williams Smith g
E:Tor-Rnih. Twn-hasc hiis-Ruth. Plnp.
Hea.on. smith williams. Three Sc hit
1Rnth S.crihC"s--i."w!s Ward Doubie
nlay-Sm!th TO Cicdeon "a Sislcr Left on
~ srsC,Si' Louis. 10: New York. II. Hase
on nalls-Shawhcy. !: D"bcrrv. ]: Bavn.
4, dtnrw"v ii!Is-on Debr-rv in
x OF Rayne. IN "a: on BurwclI &
n y: on boch!er non" in !. Struck out
SShawkey. !: nebe-ry. .: Rurweu 3:
f"-hlcr. Wild nltch--BaSne I.osnc e
chill Tim. rs N''"
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Totals SIS II Il II Totals ...33lS ~
.Baitcd for Nnmmcll in sercnti, -

'Baitcd for Bommcll in seventh.
nBat;cd for Saylor in ninth
uy innings: II.
enGiSaSo .';......:...t o00oi0ix-
Strnnk t2), Weaver ca. Z. Collins, FeIsch
j.: Collins !;!sb.rg Schalk. Error-GaIio-
way. Two base hlts-Griffin, Romtncil
Sehaik. Weaver. Three base hits
Weaver. R!s5erg. Stolen bases-J. CO..
Duean Left on bascs-Phiiadclphia' 10:
Chicago; Bases on ba!ls-oR ilommcII
4: OF Cicot;c, !. lIits-on Perry, in T.
or Rommell. In 81 OF MAYOR, in !,
struck ou;-hy Cicotte. .: by Rommeu 4
Perry. Umpir.s-IIildcbrand and Nor
iarty. Timc-l:3S -i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
CHURCH HILL PLAYS TODAY

Z Church HiIi will hattie this after
pooh at 1870 with the strong Camp
Leo team 1T the G. G. A. Grounds.
,Treviiian Will be In the box for Inc
locals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22

MATTED for Schulz in ninth
Score by innings. 70
Richmond ........ n q a . Il n n .
Portsmouth $500. e. on a n . q n :
summary: Runr- Ssnth. Holmes. Daugh-
TON, Winston, Rooney Watt Green.r
Siaugum. Errors-Arraron, Grcenee Two.
.ipase hits smith Holmes Three base
nii-tircencr. stolen bases-poolc GooCh
WinSto Sacrifice hi;s-Charnuiin, ronIa
Schu!z Winston. Grecnee. Vi6x Double
PaaHs-fo9!. 10 stuart; Wild pitch
.,chu!Z ii!t by pitched hall-Nv' VAT
nooney. Left on hases-Isichmoud. ::
3"rtsmouih, First base on error
,ioTtsmouth, !. Bases on ba!is-on Harris
y; on schulz. ! li!ts-on Harris, in
Id inn.nsa of aangufn. I IN rs in,
hhes' on schulz in "a innings: OF
iiost. IN Ia innings. struck 1u;-by
hdrIis. - by Mangum, 1, 10y Schulz !.
ny lost, & Time of gdm,-9:g1 no-ry
Ninp!Ies-Orth AMa Mesi.rNaLt-
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Totals 2, ?2t!o Totals IS te7 II

New York .....d 0 0 81
summary: Run-fomnr, Two-hase hits
-Dauhcrl. RouSA. Double playS-poyle
TO Frsch: Crane 10 Rati 10 Daubcrt Left
on 81, a IS, l., 2: New ioEk :.
out-Napi.r. .: Toney l. Umpircs. Klein
and Enlslic. Time 1918.
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How They Stand Toby
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fESTERDAY'S INSULTS.
Chicago. .: rhiiadelpl,in. ..
Cleveland. IL: boston. i.
New York; 3; st: Louis. 3.

BOSTON at Cleveland.
New York nt 81. IOuis
Philadelphia at Chicaro
Washington ut Detroit
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st. Louis

'R.:tcd for naync In four,b ~ -
tPat;cd for Hurwell in ciyN,S
SMsusci out. hit by hatted ball
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. I; Cincinnati. o.
ST. Louis >: rhilntIrlphln l.
STA SlllNI NJ. I.IlS

American Association.
Columbus. /: Kansas City. IS.
indianapolis. s: St Paul. Z.
Others not scheduled.
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AHu W dI uOcS cool spell SDcllp
Fall o-v-c-r-c-o-a-t-.
The sketch suggests how
amply prepared we are for
early Fall business.
a"Scotch Mists" in album
dance.
Sizes for men, youths
boys.
Gloves! Plenty for all
hands!
Holiday suggestions in
clude soft Hats, blowoffproof
Caps, Leather Motor Coats
Lap Robes, Thermos and Fer
rostat bottles, soft collared
Shirts, striped Flannel Trous-
ers, Bags, Suit Cases, Ward
robes"
'Rcgistcrcd Trademark for our
fafrwcather ovcrcoats OF fine Scottish
chcviots, rainproofcd.
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Portsmouth.
Richmond.

T J, 80 s:?!S Totals % 70 81 ID
MATTED for Schulz In ninth.
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Three cheers FOR Portsmouth. a gam,
baseball club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
IF DACEACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat and take a glass Of
Salts 10 flush out Kidneys--
Drink plenty water.

Uric acid In meat eScites the kid
neya, they become overworkcd; get
sluggish. ache. and feel like Jumps
Of lead. Tie urine becomes CLOUDY
the bladder n irfitnted. and you MAY
be obliged 30 seek RELIEF two OF three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must holm them
flush on the body's urinous waste On
you'l be q real sick person shortly.
a. first YOU feel a dun misery In he
kidney region. you suffer from back
ache. sick headache. dizziness. stom-
Rch gets sour tongue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinEes when the
weather b. bad
Eat less ment. drink lots water;
also get from any pharmucist touf
ounces Of Iad Salts. take a table
spoonful in a glass Of water before
breakfast for Il few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This Ia
nous salts II made from D. acid Of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iithia. and has been used for
generations 90 clean rlogrtd kidney
and stimulate them To normal actiV-
ity, also TO neutralize the acids IN
urine. 50 it no longer Is a source oi
Irritation. thus ending bladder weak
ness.
lad salts s. Inexpensive. cannot in
iurc; makes D delightful ~enerVcscen
lithin water drink which cveryon,
should take now and then 10 keen
the Kidneys clean and active. Drug
gfhts here say they sell lots Of Jnd
HnltH 20 folk who helieNc Ia over
coming kidney trouble while 10 H. onls
trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

II Is seldom that Albuquerque IN
hoalefa all al the same tinIe 20 four
such musical artiHts A. will appear IN
the benefit concert for the Eik't
building fund which viii BE- given al
lhe hish school auditorium tomor-
row HIGHT.
Il IS even more rare an occasion
that they should All be brought to-
esther such a delightful program
- sonRh. duets and piano solos as
ne Eiks have arranged for their con
barbara wait. formerly Of the Chi
cako Grsnd opera company. ~ well
kncwn herr where h has spent the
past TWO winters. Miss Wait Is a
corccrt conffalto soloisf 81 high ar
tisue rank and has sung u many
cities throughout the middle west.
This - her first Appearance on the
concert stage In ~Aibuquerque.
THE prcHence Of Mra. Amy Leech
KayInore. 3 soprano soioiat Of New
YORK and Chicago consart stase eN-
pefdtnce, IA y pleasure that n almost
TOO KUod 10 be true. Tor Mrs. Kay
ni1re was persuaded 10 pr0ionE her
vIat here only on mount Of The Elks
and their concert,
Mrs.. Paw, d. a plano solOist and
accomplished - admired throughout
the city for her musical attalnments
and needs no Introduction 70 The Al
haquefque concert going public.
George Geake. tenor, formerly OF
The Metropolitan GRIND Orepa com.
peny b. also well known and u draw
Ing card on any music@l program. ~
fhr three vocal soiOlstn Mr.. Geake u
best Known 70 fhe public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

The bic fence built around the pu-
ditorium fbr tbs Remocrsiln. q owen
ton Isn't going t. uc a picket fence.
An ordinance in San Francisco
against %picketinr has dashed the
hopes Of at least three groups %
women who had planned Ia storm
tho place hN armies Of pickcts the
womnn'a party, the wemen demand
ing that the blocade he lifted from
Russia. and the civil Lbertier league
who cemaioicd the release ~ poiti-
chi prisoners
California thought that the east
ern delegate would iii up all the
church pew on sunday. hut they
WIRE sadly disappointed. OF all the
great hosts Of visitors the only couple
on record 10 go 10 church were Mr..
and Mis- John II, Barnett-and they're
from Denver. The res scattered 10
the -four winds IN autos. picked pop
pies. went swimming and otherwlsc
worshipned In the open
The FIST piece Of Confederate
money 40 be passed during the con
yentiun has been discovered. A bell-
hop IN the 81. Francis IL still hunting
for the southern delegate who gave
u TO him for a tip.