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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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Liberty bonds closed: ANS 5000.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
PETROLEUM.

on City. Pa. Dec. S.-Crcdit balances
500. Runs. 63.l64; average. 5l,t6
Shipments, 1886; average, 54,43t.
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Cash quotations: Wheat. No. !. hard.
SIT9G; No. , hard SIZE. Corn. No :
yellow. IS to S6c, Oats, No. ?. white
50I to Sic: No. 3. white. 81 to Igc,
Fork. nominal. Lard. $500. RIBS $l2'1V
to 1900.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

Entered as Sscond-cGass matter February
-. 1913. at the Post Office n San Anto-
Mo. Texas. under the Ac-- Of March c.
1875.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
EMBARGO pcra Belize el
Gobernddor miIitar de
Quintana Roo.

PAYO OBISPO, Mario S.-A bor-
do del motor de guerra Maya" sali6
ar oche a las once, violentamente, el
G~obernador del Territorio, Oral. Oc-
taviano Soils.
Sc dice que ell motive de su viaje
fu6 ell de tomar IN barcO que 10 con-
duzca al Estado de Veracruz; sin
embargo, el rumbo que tomo el mo-
tor Maya es ell de Belize.
Accompanies a dicho militar en- su
viaje, el Lie. Angel Corral, actual
Agente del Ministerio Publico del
orden comun, y el captain Francisco
a. Medel.
Por circulares de fecha de hoy, Sc
kizo saber a las oficinas pub!icas que
cl Gobierno del Territorio fue en-
tregado a Pedro Gomez Zavala, joven
tenicntc del Ejercito, quien desem
pcna tambi6n ell cargo de official ma
yor, cncargado ademas accidental
mente. de Ia Secretaria de Gobierno.
Sustituye al joven Zavala en- este
rUesto, Leobardo Torres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

La e~mbriagueZ siempre supone IN
eSpiritu debil. Las victimas del alco-
hoIismo no quieren o no pueden resell
yer sus propios problemas. Las di-
ficuItades, las molestias, o suS mis-
mos defectos son otras tantaS eau
Sas que las eXcitan a olvidar suS des
gracias Y eScapar al dolor que les d
tormenta. y este 10 encueatra e. en-
e. alcohol o en- los NARCOTICS. Ash,
por 10 menos, 10 asegura el doctor
Alexander Lambert, de Nueva York,
amigo de Roosevelt Y ~conSejero me-
dido, en- I'm folleto intitulado: Las
causas ocultaS del Habito de los Mar
c6ticos", reproducido en- Ell Modern
Medicin", de Chicago. FL estudio de
estaS causas requiere. Seglin e. doctor
Lambert Ell examen p~rofundo' de Ia
personalidad de cada victiu-a. Las
costumbres socialeS han ~encubierto
mucnGs wees las verdaderas cauSas
del abuse del alcohol V de las drogas
heroicaS. permitiendo Su usO mOdera-
DO.
Dice el doctor Lambert:
Eel alcohol, Ia cocaina Y demas dro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
Sc MUESTRA ADMIRABLE.

ACADIA el senior Constantine de re-
sresar de Tampico, dOnde estuvo has
tante tempo hacienda detenidos es-
tudios de la situacion que ALI preva-
lece V lie las grandes probabilidades
que cfrece esa parte de nuestro pals
para Ia inversion de capitales.
MuGstrase en- extreme admirable 81
senior Constantine de 10 que VIC en-
Tampicc. Dijo que jamaS habia crel
do que el desarrollo del puerto re-
ferido V la region ~adyacente, hubie-
RI llegado a tai portentoso r~esultado.
Una ~revelacion sorprendente fue pa
RI mi 10 que tuve oportunidad de
ver-dijo-y no perdere Ia o~portuni-
lad de hacer saber eXtrensamente en-
mi pals 10 CUE vale Tampico y 81 mo-
vimiento maritime.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
Ell PUERTO CONSIDERABLE
SUPERIOR \. BUENOS AIRES

Agreg6 el senior Constantine que
no temia e~quiv0csrse Al aseCurar
Que, despues de Nueva York, Tam
pico podia considerarse como 81
puerto de mayor moviniento mariti-
mo en- toda Ia America. Buenos
Aires. 4 donGe llegan muchos vapores
de procedencia ieuropea Y norte-a-
mericana, Sc queda &hOra muy atras
a Tampico. en- 10 Que Sc reficre :. en-
rradaS V salidas &c vapores.
En- cl ultimo mes de Febrero, quo
el senior Constantine estuvo en- Tam
pico llegaron buques de vapor. re
presentando IN tonelaie de mas de
IN million de ioneladas de desplaza.
miento. 81 4 este Sc agrega los bu-
cues de vela. Sc corSidera que el mo-
vimiento maritime del puerto meXica-
no de r~eferencia solo puede ser so5re
pasado por Nueva York. FL tonela-
ie de barcos cue cada mes entra y sa
le de Tampico puede calcularse en-
una qdinta partc del tonelaic rrundial
que en- Ia actualidad eXiste.
EXpres6 el senior Constantine que
81 Tamricc siguc progresando en- Ia
forma en- que hoy progresa. no es a.
v~enturado asegurara que antes de po-
cos amos sera una ~pcblacion de gran
importacia. que compita con ~ventaja
hasta con los puertos norte-america-
nos que Sc e1cuentran en- el litoral
del Golfo en- 10 Que Sc refiere al mo-
vimiento ~conlercial. va que en- 10 que
50 relaciona al movimiento maritime
cs muy superior a todos los puertos
de America que estan Ell las costas
del Golfo. ' del Atlantico con Ia So
ia exception dc Nueva York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

nal c individuol de cada ~aficionado. 81
Sc puede sersolver Ell problema indi-
vidual que elleva Z ina persona a en-
tregarse a tales habitos, sc habra en-
contrado ell medic para que csc IN
individuo ca libre de tai habito.
Sc dan muchos casos de que el tai
habito continue CT un individuo des-
pues que han cesado las causas que 10
han originate. Nuchos detestan de!
habito pero no pueden dejarlo. Pc
no 81 estos individuos tienen ocupacio-
mes diarias que ocupen Su atencion, y
en- el hogar personals que los cuiden y
los ~aconscjen, su rendicion es segu-
IA.
Asi pues, TODD ell ~problema del alco-
holismo Y dc las drogas heroicas des-
cansa en- Ia perSonalidad del vicioso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
Sc SUBLEVARON UNOS
MARINOS EN- VERACRUZ
Pertenecian a la tripulacion
del barco americana
"Kennebec"

VERACRUZ, Mario 10.-Los ma
rinos del buque americana "kenne-
bee" despues de embriagarse, Sc SUI
bIevaron contra Ell captain del barco
y llego pidiera Ia ayuda de las au-
toridades del puerto.
FL "Keunebec" debia haber salido
para Puerto Mexico Y Progreso, a de-
Jar Ia carga perjudicada que lleva a
bordo para aquellos puntos. Sin en-
barge la salida no sc llev0 a efecto,
por IN accidente, que estuvo q pun
to de demorar todavia mas el Viaje
del barco.
Los marineros, exacerbados, segun
dicen ellos, por malos tratos del ca
pitan, decidieron salirse de Ia embar-
cacion y pedir auxilio a las autori-
dades m~exicanas. No Sc sabe en- que
CIRCUMSTANCES Sc hallaban a bordo
del buque, el case es que varios de
clos, bien ell lanchas, bien a nado,
Sc llegaron hasta el Arsenal Naclona!.
Qonde pidieron al Comandante que
los auxiliara a fin de que Sc les pa
garan sus sueldos Y Sc les dejara en-
terra, pOrQue va no querlan segulr
trabajando en- Ell ''Kennebeec." Fl
Comandante del Arsenal ]encontro
que debia intervenir la Capitania del
Puerto en- la question y encamino q
ella a los que s presentaron a verlo.
Todos estos tripulantes son espano-
les, franceses, portugueses, chiEenos
y de otras nacionalidades.
Z! captain del puerto les dijo que
no pudiendo %ejercer su autoridad So
bre IN buque extranjero y tratdndose
de question de sueldos que menos lie
competia, Sc eyimia de conocer de!
aSunto.
Los marines fueron q yer 4 sus
c0nsules Y los e~spanoles no lOgraron
exito en- sus representations. Los
chilenos obtuvieron que ell Consul Sc
ilor don Dionisio Loustan Sc aperso-
nara con eI captain del puerto pi-
diendo que Sc in~te-cediera 81 era po-
sihle en- favor de los marinos.
El Jefe del Puerto juzgando que
en- clio so!amente podia ayudar a los
marinos, solicit0 del c. Comandante
del Resguardo que Sc entrevistara
cen ell captain del buque a fin de
yer 81 era possible obtener un buen
arreglo entire ambos.
Al anochecer el "kennebec' sc
hizo a la mar con su tripulacion, pc
debido a IN entorpecimiento Sc
vic obligado a recostarse en- el niue
lie rumero cuatro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re,
latiya al periodiCo al Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
I2O y. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
UN AMIGO Sc LAS
RECOMENDO

Sucede q menudo que hacemos mas
bien de 10 que creemos. cuandO a.
consejamos q un amigo Ia manera CO.
mo puede recuperar SUI salud.-J. n.
Tohill. empleado del Lottie Hotel,
Evansville. Ind, nos dice:-"Duran-
te mucho tempo Sufri dolores en- los
miembros Y musculos. I'm doctor me
trat6 como 81 tuviera reumatismo.
pero no obtuve alivio alguno. Guiado
por ell consejo de IN amigo, probe las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rinones,
Foley Kidney Pills, Y empece a mejo-
rarme cast inmediatamente.' Magni-
ficas para dolor dc espalda, dolores
reumlticoS, etc. etc. (Adv.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

Los pages Ge6en hacerse por sde-
iantado, en- giro postal 0 de Express.
carta certificada o leCra Sobre Nue.
a York. Los precioS de Ia suscrlpci0n
sera en- di3ero americana o su eqQi-
valencia en- moneda del pals de donde
Sc solici:e ell peri0cico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
TAMPICO Ell PUERTO DE
MAYOR MOVIMIENTO
DESPUES DEL DE
NUEVA YORK
Ash 10 considera un CONF
sionado de la "Shipping
Board" que Sc halla
en- Mexico.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario IS.
En- una ~entrevista concedida a un
Representative de Excelsior, el Sr.
Arthur Constantine manifesto que
Tampico puede ser considerable en-
Ia actualidad como el segundo puerto
de America.
e. senior Arthur Constantine for
mo parte del Shipping Board" de los
Estados Unidos durante la guerra
V actualmenta esta desempenando
una comiSi6n que lie fue confiada en-
Mexico. comisi6n relacionada con 81
abastecimiento del petroleo para Ia
Marina Americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telcfonos Crockett 99G: 70t,
1920 Y 997.

Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito y 4 precios ra-
zonables, ~especiales para B~autizos
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos 80 cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
reciales para fIera de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

Decia IN sujeto a un NAL autor:
IFS verdad que al principle de
SUI carrera lie arrojaban a listed pa
tatas V otros comestibles?
ST, senior. Y 10 mas triste del
case es que muchas noches no tenia
mas remedio que devorar o placer
nj propia afrenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23
SCARF
AiulmuracIOneS:

MurmuracIOneS:
No niego que me GUSTAV mucho
los perfumes, pero tanto como a tn
amiga Rosa no creo que a nadie lie
gusten.
-Es que como va va para vieja,
empieza a embellishments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-23

NoTA:- Los suscriptores, q! zanzibar De
Residential deb=u da-IrS ta=ru "a nUesa coma
Is antigua direction. i fin as ancta- pro-
pianeats ei ganblo eG uuHstruS hu-os.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
Here's a Few Special
Items Picked at Random

There are many more specials equally as attractive IN the
Mil End Furniture Sale. Come and see for yourself,
$500 Genuine Reed Fernery, sale price. ....... $500
$500 Odd Parlor Chairs, mahogany and oak. .... $19.95
$45.0 90 Parlor Chairs. upholstered in best leather .$24.5O
$4,000 Well Made Chforobe. in golden oak. $3.50
$4,000 Windsor Day Bed. mahogany finish .......S35.00
$3.50 White Porcelain Top Kitchen Table 500. $12.5O
$500 Golden Oak Chiforobe. sale price. ....... $500
SIS 90 Highlander Day Bed. cretonne covered ..... $33.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
MEADOWS SPECKS
DAZZLE REDS; 80;
DAUBERT IS HURT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.-Lee
Meadows, specialized hurler Of the
Phillies, BANKED the Reds Wednesday
afternoon while his team mates hit
Ring rather freely and amassed three
runs.
The Reds got two men as far as
third base.
Five scratch bingles were all they
could accumulate. The injury Of Jake
Daubert was of more concern to
Manager Moran than the loss Of the
game. Daubert strained the muscles
of his leg early in the game. Because
OF the absence of utility players Dau-
bert finished the game.
He will not be able to play Thurs
day and may be out several days. The
loss Of Daubert will be sad blow to
Red hopes as the faithful Jake is lead
ing the team at bat and is one of the
best fielding first sackers in the bust
ress. The score of Wednesdays
horror:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MA loNNE LCA1OC
At Brooklyn r. f
Pittsburgh ......2 200 600 600 8
Brooklyn .... 100 121 0O*-5 IL l
Marquard and Miller
At Boston III. E.
St. Louis ...... .0f0 600 O10-2 6 2
Boston .........4 O1 900 1915 l
Doak, Sherdell. North, May and Dill
hoefer; Oescheger and Gowdy,
At New York R.H.E.
Chicago ........ 900 600 1901 9 /
New York ..... 900 600 2O*-2 7 l
Alexander and O'Farrell; Toney and
Smith.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Detroit RH. E.
Washington .... 900 O21 2OO-5 0
Detroit .......OOO Oo2 600 1
Erickson, Johnson and Charity;
Ayres. Okrie and Ainsmith.
At st. Louis RH.E.
New York $500. 900 3O1 2OO-6 9 l
St. Louis 900 001 Oils 3
Shawkey. Quinn and Hannah !:
Shucker. Van Glider and SEVERED.
At Cleveland R.HE
Boston .oO2 O1o oo3 600 oO-6 0
Clevel'nd 200 900 1O3 900 OIL Is 3
Jones. Russell and Walters: Norton
Bagby and O'Neill. Nunamaker
At Chicago r. H E
Philadelphia :. 200 900 1000 8 4
Chicago ........1 100 200 4O*-7 9 0
Moore and Perkins: Cicotte and
Schalk.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Milwaukee (first game)-R. H. E.
Minneapolis ~ 300 600 OOO-3 10 3
Milwaukee 500. 900 $50 1876 8 l
James and Mayer; McWheeney and
CASTOR.
Second Game
Minneapolis ~ 900 021 O04-7 IA 3
Milwaukee .... 900 OO2 01O-3 5 l
Robertson and Mayer; Trenton, Nc
Wheeney and CASTOR.
At Indianapolis (1st game)-R H. E
Toledo ...... 900 010 100 90 90 l
indianapolis 300 031 900 O1-S Is 3
McColl. Nelson, Middleton and Muir
ply; Jones, Whitehouse, Petty, Cavet
and Henline.
Second Game
Toledo .......... 100 Dol 020-4 9 7
Indianapolis ... 900 POI 1904 S .
Called end of ninth; darkness.
Stryker and Mcneil; Cavet and Cos
sett.
st. Paul ...... .O01 271 200-13 Is 1
Kansas City ...002 001 col 10 .
Combe, Hall and Hargrave; McMen-
envy; Bolden. Tuero and Brock
At Louisville R.H.E.
Louisville ..... O1O 200 O20- 5 10 0
Lyons and Hartley; Decatur, Tin
cup. Tatum. Wright and Meyer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Jim Bagby.

If the Cleveland Indians scramble
home ahead of the field in the dash
for the American league gonfalon,
Taliaferro county, Ga, can burn red
fire. stage torchlight parties and carry
on in other ways with perfect propri-
ETY.. For Jim Bagby, one of the pitch
ers who are carrying the bulk of the
mound load in that bunch, was born
in aforesaid county. Oct 5, 1889.
Augusta can claim a part of the
fame, too. for Jim got his baseball
start playing in Ty Cobb's town in
1910. From there he went to the
Cotton States league, and then late
in 1911 went to Mont gomery in the
Southern league.
The Cinci Reds had been watching
him and signed him. Despite the fact
that Bagby delivered a hit the first
time up, the Reds turned him back.
IN 1913 he was traded to New Orleans
for Snedecor, and pitched and played
the outfield two seasons for the Ores.
cent City before the Cleveland club
claimed him under a working agree
ment and gave him a tryout.
Keep him as pinch hitter, if you
cant use him as pitcher" quoth
Manager Dobbs of the Pelicans, when
the Cleveland club called for him.
That season Jim broke about even
in 20 games credited to him, winning
Is and losing II. The next season,
1917, he stepped out in front with %
victories and 10 defeats. Two years
ago he won II and lost 16, and last
year he won 16 and lost II. This
season he started out with a string of
victories, which, with a SIMILAR string
by Coveleskie, got the Indians away
to a flying start
Bagby is above the average pitcher
as a batter too, being dangerous man
at bat because of his faculty for slam
ming out a double or triple in a pinch.
The greatest asset Bagby has is his
willingness to work. He is trying
every minute and the tighter the game
the better he likes it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Pennsy May Build DUN
Diamond, SAYS Omer I odd

Omer Todd, athletic director of the
Richmond division of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. said Thursday that a
baseball diamond may be constructed
on company grounds in order that the
Pennsy ball players will have play
ing field available at all times.
Under present arrangements, the
team will have to use the Twenty
second street Fairgrounds. Exhibition
park is hard to obtain because of Com
mercial and A. S. NJ league games.
The whole athletic program of the
Pennsy will be mapped out at a meet
ing of railroad employees in the Y.
NJ. c. A. Thursday evening. Pros
pective members of the team will sign
up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
McMANUS
MlNNER WILL HURL
FOR EAGLES SUNDAY

Pete MINER will probably hurl for
the Richmond Eagles against Piqua
at Exhibition Park Sunday afternoon.
according to Everette Haas, manager.
Save for one inning in the game with
the Dayton Rubbers, MINER was COM
plete master.
Haas has been working MINER
every day during the prevailing wet
spell In order that the "ole soup bone
Will not go stale. Hawekotte has also
been forced by Haas to timber up the
salary wing.
This pair of hurlers along with Haas
form as class a battery combination
that can be found in the ranks of any
semi-pro team in the state
Hawekotte has more stuff on the
ball when pitching. but MINER has the
greater control. He also relies on
fast and straight ball to fool a batter
Consequently his strikeout record Is
not as impressive as Hawekotte's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
Suburban League Schedule
Announced by Secretary

The 1920 schedule for the Suburban
baseball league, as announced by the
secretary of the league is:
Sunday. July Anew Paris at Edo
RADIO Lynn at Whitewater. Senators
at New Madison. Shamrocks at
Boston. Miller-kempers at Center
Vile.
Sunday, July 11.-Senators at White
water Shamrocks at Lynn. New
Paris at New Madison. Miller-kem-
pers at Boston. Centerville at Edo
RADIO.
sunday, July 18.-Shamrocks at
Eldorado. Centervilie at New Ma
olson. Boston at New Paris 1.-TWO
games) Miller-Kempers at White
water. Senators at Lynn.
Sunday, July -Miller-Kempers at
Lynn. Whitewater at New Madison.
Shamrocks at Boston. Centervilfp at
New Paris. Senators at Eldorado.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
OTHER SPORTS COME, GO,
BUT POOL BALLS ROLL ON

Seasons may come and seasons may
go, but the pool balls roll on the year
round. 1t was expected that with the
coming of warm weather pool sharks
would lay away the cue sticks until
the great outdoors became less at
tractive.
But the supposition was wrong. A
visit by ye editor to the pool tables of
the city showed them to be very much
in use. Of course they are not as
rushed as in winter, but the tables are
seldom idle between and 10 o. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-24
HEARTS is FAVORiTE IN
RICHMOND CIGAR STORES

Maybe because this heart to heart
stuff is dangerous, or else they like to
play with hearts and then cast them
aside. No one seems to know why
yet the game of hearts is the most
popular card game in Richmond cigar
stores and club rooms.
Rhum used to be leader, only to be
displaced last winter by "Seven-Up."
Then some sentimental nut introduced
Hearts and the population of Rich
mond cigar stores took up the game.
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Park but the playing field was such a
gooey mass Of mud that the managers
decided to postpone hostilities.
Commercial League

The Milkmen and Item baseball
players were to have played ball at
Exhibition Park at 430 .. m. Thurs
day. Whether they play or not de-
ponds on Manager Pickells opinion of
the firmness of the terre firma.
Friday afternoon the lowly Pallad-
1ums take crack at the perfect per
centage of the Home Telephones.
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RINGER ON RAcETRAck CAUSES
QUALIFICATION OF OWNER
IN Associated Pressl

OTTAWA, June 24-"Little Boy"
the mystery horse" which won the
fourth race at the Connaught park
racing course last Monday, was a
ringer" according 10 ruling of the
park stewards, made public today
E. S. Moore, Frank harrington and
George F. Richings have been denied
the privilege of the park for "misrep-
resentation and deception in connec-
ton with the ownership Of the horse"
When the weather is fine and the
sea calm, seals frequently sleep
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
American League.
No games scheduled.
American Association.
Columbus at Louisville.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
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KIDS AREN'T ONLY ONES TO
USE PLAYGROUND SWINGS

The very young girls of Richmond
are not the only ones to make use
of public Fairgrounds.
A visit to Glen Miller park in the
twilight hours will disclose old dears
in the ups and downs of the teeter-
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totter, or the breath-taking plunges of
the iron swings.
, Younger male Richmond does not
have a monopoly on these sports,
either. Maybe it's because the girls
use the Fairgrounds.
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A. S. M. Baseball

The weatherman had all the better
OF the scrap put up against him by
A s. M. league ball players Wednes-
day.
Inc clans assembled at Exhibition