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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
I,u,> Hereford ilome.

hEEEFoHD. Sep, Nv Y Phil
iius Fiu,dads has AoIrh' m" juds"
garb,r ten acre tract ir south Here
ford nd will move her" with MS fsni-
k about October NJ Phillips ais
purchased half section l".at'd -.sht
mills south. and his son quarter 'l,.r
iv ~. b. bringing 'ia"i,r with him
vie tru.b sui intends to nf"'k cat IN
.ufIr. half -.,ton and plant D. NASTY
ir wheat Tn. quarter section j. part
Is IN cultivation and wiii b, further
.muf,l,d by his son
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
DALLAS MAYOR TO PLAY
HOST To TEXAS KIDS"
ONE DAY DURING FAIR

,ra,.s' To- Do, N.ss
DALLAS Sept f4-Nlyu Fran.
W,zsuUsu OF Dallas Hhu ly tHs v..
il 'hp Youngest MAYOR ui any city 900
America Is E.irg Goo play hest Co.. every
,tiM 100 90, stat, during 60, diN nf
90, stat, Fair 81 Texas.
stat, fair dates 40 Dallas this y'ar
tT. OF. Co "a inclusive The ntv 'l'
Mayor co Dallas mas syt aside when
an ,hitlr'u u tHo yrr~ani their
o. t.n,rs uI.I b.. ilItsd tn' fg, ,Npu.
.fifn r.I OF .hlf-, ssTwia cot i..
Texans .HiiI.. Hrt tu.H teachers com.
r.f uriE enter 'H, grounds fr'. un
fnN date. bIf WIIl also o." admitted
free during the Afternoon 'u 'hc col.
scum performances tud o. 90" El'ud
stand
N,N 30 cam, th,g, that May'r W.
.H,faft invited 100 children 81 Texts
ana their teachers Co. BE- Dos guests .r
that dty b. simple 90 lp'siiiun when
BE- BEL 900 l,IstUi ih1' the Mayor tho .ns
81 'l. greatest tuhii, U'liN expert. u
'h, nation. cares more, fir more. iur
th. welfare - Young America.
a. b. NaNur NW"u,utit Nhu -IW %.
=, i,.a w., bids aud Nid.E 't pt.la
anil kellaas and m1mwas 80 o. GO
o. sstA~sn uiss 10 least ihI,.
tunes each week. and -.. moving pi.
tunes fr,e uf ,htIp. u WIS the mayor
who arranged Dr. -u iht 'th's could 'n.
s,N five band concerts I w''k iu these
PARKS o. WIS th, Slmo mayor wn"
uI., ldrd n.u. wadiUs pools in bIllIs
parks g.. th" kida and provided p.lN
ground apparatus 900 everyone u' THESE
fslsnt.sr p1fk4 with A., playground eu
u
80 provided eight zIug.lrss each Nee.
.u various utfts and sew tu % genet
aliy thtt 20, Youngsters ui this CIV
and their parent. bad good tiu.
while 'h,y lived here 70 o. h,,Hu-r tap
MAYOR D. himself really yuurgs',r.
b. 10 gradual. oi a high s.luui % bsl
l.s ana ~ th. University 81 r'Na. th,'
o.. is Interested Boo school children and
th,u teachers
AuI h,f. d. the invitation. ,fu ialiv
-Igu,d and sailed hy 90, tity 90 bIIl.s
ga hi,h the MHtuf has sent 'gt fu over
. nU0 teachers ir Texas
q ~. Children & Texas and fr..r
teachers
AZ. um believer m and n.,li
@ .du.1N u want 's,Ib puUH
AVID every teacher Boz Texas tu rIr'
f., ~'t', t1r I want them tl
learn fH. I,s-,r- o. teaches and
o.. hlt, fh.. flu o. visit viii ui..Id.
Q fat, H-..d lltr T. o. h.ts.
President OF 'H, Stat. Fair Poo F'
m. IrtI', t.. fH. children uf Texas
UrI then teachers Co. sI.f 'h Iur
r. Hg g -fs and NJ h'I-' With
H. ...I. present ',..U. goo h".n t.
tUrI..r worth vf.. u..'.r'- p|-
.....f..T Quad. .......f fIHU This
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-23

ing here some time, will return to
their home in Omaha Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ramsey, 925
Morris avenue. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Laura M, to Mr..
Otto E. Frisbie, of Lowell, Wyo The
marriage took place Wednesday at
Basin, Wyo.
The bride, who was graduated from
the state agricultural college at Man
haitian with the class of 1917, has been
doing university extension work in
home economics with headquarters at
Basin. Mr.. F'risbie is a graduate of
the Colorado Agricultural college and
is now manager of the Great Western
Sugar company's experimental farm
at Lowell
Mr.. Frisbie and his bride will make
their home in Lowell, Wyo.
y 4 =
Ida Lee Ellis, gave a Christmas
party Wednesday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. C.
Ellis. of 100 West street. The guests
brought Christmas packages which
were placed on the tree. The boys
and girls present included: Queenie
Caldwell, Olive Reese, Lucille Roberts.
Geraldine Finnegan, Lois Zimmerman,
Charlene Hill, Venita Dark, Frances
Iserman, Ruth Schell, Arloa Bell,
Katharine Harding, Lois Robinson,
aIlIisI Ellis, OdV1O OWedTlHB0I. Joseph
Wilson, Vernon Ravens, Martin Baker.
Joe Givens, ROLAND Warwick. Edward
Hodge, Harry Myers, Franklin Petit,
Robert Scheel, Harold Robinson. Ell
don Gamble, Gordon Hill and Mar
shall Mayberry.
X 8. y
1.-THE Other Wise Man" will be
given this evening at the First Metho-
dist church by the members of the
Sunday school. The story will be told
by Mrs. Newell Abrahams and as she
tells each part, it will be pictured by
a tableau and a song. Mrs. Charles
Joslin has charge of the entertain
ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-23
TWENTY YEARS AGO
~->-~-~--->~~~~~-~~>-~ --~-~~--------~---~-~
Looking Backward In Society
Columns of The State Journal

There seems to be little enthusiasm
shown this year in regard to New Year,
receptions A few years ago the custom OF
receiving calls on the first day Of the year
was very popular one but it is gradually
dying out and in a few years it will prob
ably be entirely obsolete.
The largest party this year will be at
the home of Mrs. E. T. Sim on Harrison
street. There will be about thirty ladies
who will receive from until 6 and the
men have been invited for supper at Z 80
after which the remainder of the evening
will be spent at cards.
Another large party will be at the home
of Miss Edith Guibor. The young ladies,
about thirty in all, will receive from un-
til 6 and in the evening. they are to have
a dance at Hudson's hall.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank Millspaugh will
receive at the bishops house from 3 until
TO- They will be assisted by Mrs. L. B.
McCiintoek, Mrs. Beleher Mrs. Harry
Miss Pearl Mcfarland, Miss Ida Bergen,
Miss Mary Hambleton, Miss Zerella Bar
ringer of Omaha and Miss Elvie Mills
paugh.
Charles Guibor who is attending military
school at Jarvis Hall, Denver, is home to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Dr. D. E. Esterly leaves Sunday for
Minneapolis, Mimi, to spend Christmas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-23

ing here some time, will return to
their home in Omaha Friday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-23

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
GOLFERS START TODAY /
MIDDLE ATLANTIC EVENT
TO BE HELD IN RICHMOND
Players BcEin Qualifying Round Mt
O'clock This MornIng-Closc
MatchrH prouiHrd

With $50 golfers here the Country
Club of Virginia links will present
q busy scene from o'clock this
morning until O'Clock this after
noon. when the Qualifying round of
the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa, ior
VIII take place. The leading golfers
or Virginia. Maryland. District Of Co
lumbia and North Carolina have en-
tered the tournament. and oiIicisls
are predicting close competition in
the playing each day.
The tournament will end Saturday
afternoon.
PalrlnEs for today and the starting time
Tor each match follows:
SOL. II Augustine VS.. r. A Kicks
s:o!-tico. ID. Morgan w. w Ashby Jones
Sii-k, G Walden W. s. Fleming
S;2l-ShcrlociS bronson vs. II Med McCuc
wnut
s;a3-L o. Bullock W. @. e. Fairlamb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
RUTH Gives, EXHIBITION
YANKEES BIG PLAYER
HITS THREE HOME RUNS
Famous "JBnbc" hangs Out Trio Of
Circuit Drives In Two
Games.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. June Ruth made
three of the eight home runs which
marked today's doublc-hcader be-
tween Washington and New York and
brought his total OF circuit drives
Tor the season up 10 fifteen. Milan,
Mcuscl, Shanks, kucl and Roth bat
ted out the others.
New York won the FIRST game. ) TO
J., and lost the second. 10 d. TWO
OF Ruth's long hits were made in the
first game.
After drawing three balls and two
strikes in the first inning, Ruth
slammed the ball into the upper tier
of the right field grandStanu. for =,
home run. scoring rlpp ahead OF him.
In the third inning he drove a line
fly TO left field. which Milan caught.
alter running back almost to the
fence. In the NTH inning he beat
out an infeld hit and then stole see
ond. He was irs, man up in the
eighth inning and drove the second
ball pitched into the right field
blcachers for his fourteenth home
run.
i In the. second game Ruth was
Thrown out Ut first base in the first
inning. In the third inning he
singled to center scoring rcCkin-
pauSh. In the NTH he drove out his
fifteenth home run, knocking the ball
over the exit gate in the right field
bleachcrs. for what is believed to be
the longest hit ever made at the Polo
grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
q OHl > BABE RUTH CRASHES OUT
Ni Y a:,. Rooney. Watt. Post, CD.

MaioneS 90. Rooney. Watt. Post 90.
nune. Sunnna 20. Corcoran 90. ltribcck
,,;eathers ca, Hall. Dcvans. Errors
n,,nir,ker: Maloncc. Summu. Corcoran 90.
ihrioeSh. l.eathers. Mitchell. rwo-basc
ny -Mmioncc, Post Bribeck. corcoran,
iinii Three base hit-Dcvans. Home run
-Dcvan. sacrifice hits-Rribeck. Devaus
anu fost. Stolen bLsrs-Post. Suminn and
liau Left on bnscs-Norfolk. s.: Ports
mouth. g. Double plays-'rraynor to VioN:
noohey. Corcoran 10 Bribcck to IIolloman:
Sunna TO Bribcck: Icathcrs tunassistrdD
bascs on balls-on Frvmhoiiz. -: OF Ben
Eroinholtz. ,: by Benton. ?: by STANLEY. ].
ills-nn Fromholtz, In Innings Los
me Decentralization. Batter hit-Bcnton.
!; Wild pitchcs-f}cnton. l. Passed ball
amrKcr. Timc-l:5J. Umpires-Guyon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
RICHMOND LOSES CAME
OUTFlELDER SMITH HURLS
PETERSBURG 70 VICTORY
Colts Drop Final Contest OF ScrIcs
When GoObcrs Have Ninth
Inning Hully.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. June Gut
fielder Ted Smith was sent to the
mound against the league leaders to-
day. and so well did he perform, the
lichmond Colts We're forced to con
tent themselves with the small end
OF a 5-tO-i score.
Pctcrsburg's winning run came in
the ninth frame after one man had
been retired. Command driving out
a double that sent powncy home from
second
Bacon was touched by the Goobcrs
Tor an even dozen hits, but he kept
them well scattered save in the sixth
ana ninth frames when the home
boys did most of the scoring.
Timely wallops by the Colts gave
them four runs in the first five in
ninGs. but after this Smith got It
TIcclIke grip on the situation and
held the Cots ScorclesS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03

And this is why you should
not lose the opportunity of a
thorough, vigorous course of
treatment during the summer
months. Many victims of
Rheumatism indulge in the
delusion that they are at last
free from the clutches of the
disease simply because they
feel little or no discomfort
during the mild season.
But with the first approach
Of cool, damp weather next
fall, you will find that the lit
tie pain demons will gradually
become aroused from their
summer slumbers, ready to re-
new their attack with in
creased fury. The best time
to rid the system Of the germs
of rheumatism is while they
are dormant and inactive, be-
cause they are less able to re-
sist the counteracting influ-
ence of the proper treatment.
What, then, is the logical,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
SPORTS

Sis-i 81 IudSi n" W. vs. Geo ~ Il. w Rsy1ns
s: SSs-W y MToodwa:d vs.. }: n. Goodc.
sl7-W. Duckner w. i. H. MVWS hihnls'
ss:ZN1-qc39, Gilbert w. q. H. Aiea%ndo.
Ss: I'LL, o. robertson w. JAS. Hume
siS-r G. Boil vs. DR. j. III. cuipe1er'
80. WHITAKER Va. IL. II. Hume
.;bsrIno Maxwell vs.. Chas Hume. ~.
i y:Is-I s'fm nraSn vs. IS II MafbE .aii,
io:So-W. TYSON Elllcot VIZ. s. 81 Scw,o,
W:H-f. J; j.: Mackay VS. n S. Kenny
S :1iI w M2Sa vs. vs.. Ewn assn
lo;tS-E ID. iiotchkiss. Jr.. W.. d. Wood
iy:S}.rhos. 4 Scale W: II, E. Kelsey.
ll:ey-Gco. ID. Stevens Jr. vs. n " 4,
m;i'-w. II. Palmer. Jr.. VS.. y. 81. r,-s.
1III::2255-Iamacs MeM,enamln VS. Douglas Can.
ii;57-M. d. I.anghornc W. j. IL 0r,iaa
aclaChlan. H. -. Y.
HEN. W Crane VS.. W. n l.. Smith ,r
i,5b:nn:-I Is, gray rs X. u. Cooke.
nan. D. bfeh-
@@EEs-$ $s.: Il II at Stevenson
istS-W & Z 6 w!Gs5sh,ns,on " Ii Hart.
ia Ia $. Crawford w. X s " Diacx.
i:G-W. j. $s '4$st vs. ~ u Il T Z. F NaiP
LEA /. iiawse vs. c O iiu "SeFn'
-..,..D. ~. y me. v. l. A. McMurran.
CONTINUED on Eighth PaEc.)T7F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
Chase Out the Germs
OF Rheumatism

sane and intelligent treatment
Tor this most painful and tor
turing disease?
Rheumatism is a sturdy foe
and it never uses gentle meth
DDS with it's victims. If the
disease were confined to the
surface there might be some
logic in expecting relief from
its clutches by rubbing with
llnlments and lotions. But a
disease that can cause SO much
pam and suffering is deep
seated, and has it's source far
below the surface of the skin.
The only sensible treatment
from which you can expect re-
suits is a remedy that goes
deep down into the blood sup
ply, and kills the germs that
cause the disease.
S. S. S. is a wonderful blood
remedy, ana is the logical
treatment for Rheumatism.
because it promptly permeates
the entire blood supply, and]
searches out and kills the dis
ease germs. You can take
S. S. S. with the assurance that
you are not experimenting.
for this fine old remedy has
been in constant use for more
than fifty years, during which
time it has been giving splen-|
did results. So you owe it. to
yourself to take S. S. S. with
out delay, and discard the usS
of local treatments that ca1.
do you no good. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
PIRATES LOSE TO CARDS
InN NssncInt.I PC, !

plTTSBCRGif. June st Louis
today made it three victories on;
OF four games here. when il defeated
pittsburgh 10y q score Of Il to y
Schupp allowed five hits in the, first
Two innings and no more until the
nihth, while the visitors hit Carlson
nara. fhrc" OF carlson's passes and
II hit batsman all turned into runs.
ST. Louis. Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
WHERE THEY rIhY TODAY.
New Surk nj r,nston
BronklNn ~ rhiln,lclnllin.
Cincinnati at PITTSBURGH
oaly three scheduled '''

Weaver. Jackson 80. y Collins. Rlsbcrr.
Tohin G"hcon. Van Cider. Errors
Ied"on. W"il'nan. Two-bas" hits-Ris
berg Thre" has" hit Weaver. Home run
-T"hin. stolen hasc--E Collins Weaver
weaver Double plays-Van
Glider To Austin to SIslcr Left on bases
'-ChicaE" y 81 LOUIS. :. Bases on balls
OF tic"ttc. 1. on wcilman. l. IIits-on
Neilmhn. in ~: Struck o.lt--by C!cottc
l. 10y Van Glider. ;. Losing pitcher
Wciinan umprca-C Connolly and Moriartv.
T!mc-l:2;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
I'D -.
Cleveland.
Totals ~ II y II Totals 81 /. o. ~
Rhttrd for Boiand in ninth

Detroit Observation-Disclosures o o o q o a.;
Cleveland ....,..... . a u n . "a n = .
;, summary: Euns-TounG t2D. Cobb ,a,.
utli man Jameson ~. Chapman al
Sp%a krT g, Errnrs-Vench. Bush. smith
VvM.iI t@ Two-base hi,s-Boiand.
,rHuhs -, Gardiner. Chapman. Speaker
GLhTc"-Sase HITS, Buch vcach. .1ainicson.
loren hh'es-''"hh ~. Ainsmith SIcri-
tones en-. Gardner. WambSganss
,;cit on hasrs-p"troit. 9: CIcv"inni s
n.>", on balls. Rolnud :: Caldwell l.
S'iHrf out-hy loand .: hv CnI,lwcli
Hn-'1E"s-D!n"en and HalIn Timc-a;l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
Chimney Given Decision

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Younr
Andy than"y, OF Baltimore. accord
in% TO sport writer's. outfourh;
tommy ki!hanc. feathcrwcight cham
picn, III an ciSht-round bout here
tonisht. CLANCY had the ADVANTAGE
o! the FIRST sin rounds. the seventh
was even. while Kilbanc took the
eighth The champion was on the
defensive most Of the time, and mt
one po!n, the referee warned him
acainst holding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03

st. Louis ......,. ooo, n n d, n ":
Pittsburgh .........., > q q n n n n 2" N !,
:, summary: iiuns-Smith 60, stock, Nc
~. .'in"hS: Schirp. Cation. CutshHw.
Lwo-h"S' hit-'ournIcr. Three. base hit
r"uinl"T. CI"nons. rtO,"n haSe-Smi;h
SacriilC"s-cIrcy. Stock pnuhIe ninr
ii":nshy and f"urni"r Left ON bascs--St
Louis, ); Pittsburgh. :. Bases on balls
oil Schupp =; Carlson T. Iii, bv nit rh,r
CN Carlson. l ,Smih). Struck omt-bv
SChnrp. J.; by Carlson / Balk-Schupp
,.Ws''''S "S'oTnlck rnd Hart Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
INDIANS WALLOP TIGERS

won from Detroi, today. 5 to ). With
The score tied in the eighth and Cald-
well on first, with two out, jamie
son mt Tor three bases, while Chap
man and Speaker each doubled. Cald-
well was Il puzzle TO Detroit exccn;
IN The first and nth innings
bctrnit. Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
REDS AGAIN TAKE LEAD
CINCINNATI BEATS CUBS
IN FINAL GAME OF SERIES
Chicncos Pitchers Receive Terrible
hnulinE From IintS of
Visitors,

!n,o the lead today by winning the
maj game of Il four-gamc series
rom Chicago by score OF TO 3
crs hard. while Luque proved cNcc-
tive in the pinches
Luuuc twisted his ankle in the
ninth ana had 10 retire. Salee pitched
TO only one batsman. who hit into
Il double play. ending the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
SUFFOLK LOSES GAME

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SUFFOLK. VA. June 2-AIlowing
only three hits to the Builders Rip
petoc. Sunolk's new pitcher. deserved
TO win his game today, which. how
ever. went to Newport News by the
score OF to /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 q . Totals 30 - 20
Rated Tor Shaw in NTH
''lSattch for Collins In ninth

score hr innings: II
Washington mann. o . o 2 1 a a.
New York .......... q -. q n ~
=, SUMMARY Rnns..Shanks go. Milan
Roth. Harris Calvo. rcCk!nuaurh Errors
@Shan hs. Ellcrhc. P!rp. Pratt. Mcusri
Ruin, Lewis; Rucl. Mays. Two-basc hits
Lewis. Pcck!n"aurh. Shanlis. Pratt. Three
base hIts,-Meusel. Milan. Home runs
Scusel, Shnnks Roth. Ru"l. Ruth stolen
phS"S, -tarr!s 90. SdCriiic"s-Milan,
Shanks Double rl.vs--o'Nciii Harris and
Shanks: Entrh". Harris and Shanks Left
on Observation-Disclosures. = New York
B2scs on halls,,Gn SNYDER. OF MAYS. /:
OH collins ]. liiis-on shaw in 4 in
nInrs on SNYDER. i in innings: oil MAYS
~ IN innings OF Collins. : In 2 innings
Struck on'-hy Mays. 2: bv SNYDER . Win
nhE pUcher--Sn"d"r. Losing uitChrr-
Mays CmD!rcs--Owcns and chill rimr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03

Cincinnati ......e........- ooiiOI o.
'nicneo ....................0 | u ! q q O-3
!, Suinnmary: Kuns,paubert. Gr"h 60.
isouSh. kopt. Twnmbiey '2b. Robertson
Err"rs-Duncan. Kopf H"iiochcr. Terry
.IrWo-basc hits-DunCup- l.upuc, Robertson
ihTec-h mas" hit-Groh H1me runS-Tw ON
nier. Robertson. Stolen hases-Roush
Sacrihces.tnth. Barber Double play
Iron To Rath to DduD"rt. Left on bn.scs-
chicago. 10: Cincinnati. IL Bases on balls
or Bailey. !: off I.uIue. =. iiI,s-oa
Tyler, IN i: off Cav. In !: on I.,lai."
y IN IL: on I,niicy. in 23: on Sallcc
IN %. Hit hy pitchcr-hy Iuuun
tN!iiiicrl; by Bailey 'DHuhcTt. Struck
"WutIey Bailey: :: hy 'iaw. !: by l.uquc. l.
VIA piich-Bailry. Winning pitcher
,,"In"' losing riich"r-Tylrr. tmpircs-
- Day and C.uElcy. rimn-l;rN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
Untold Suffering Caused by
Tiny Pain Demons.

Just because the pangs OF
your rheumatism. seem to di-
minish as warm weather ap-
proaches, do not make the Sc
rious mistake of feeling that
you are about to conquer this
disabling disease.
Under no circumstances
should you let up in your eff
forts to combat this affection,
but you would be wise, rather,
to redouble them, and take adj
vantage Of the favorable sea
son to rout the disease germs
from the system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
TARS WIN WEIRD GAME

Especial 10 The Times. Disn,,,b)
NORFOLK. VA. June Fin "A hard
hitting and weird game this after
noon tasting nearly two hours. Nor
Ioik came from behind in n garrison
nniSh to defeat Portsmouth Nv ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
BRONCHOS BEAT Will SON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILSON. y. G.. June 2.-Raggrd
fielding again cost Wilson q game
Rocky Mount winning 10 to 4. when
IN the eighth the first three up were
put on bases through errors
Rocky Mount NNII.nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03

'HHI'IIIItrN. NunS--NIfl IN. DOWnrv. Conn
mand. Nc Mahon. Moran. Baker Smith
Fool. Dnu:h,9n Error-Stuar,., Two base
nits-Snlth Mcmahon. MClaurhln. Green.
ciarkc. Command Thr"cbu hits--Iiakcr
command. stolen hascs-iIakcr. Klein
I,HnGhtcn. Sacrifice hits-Sinith. Arraeon
i""i". struck nut-by Bacon : by smith
Eases on baliS-oH bacon |: OF smith
. III by nitch"r-Ciark and bown,v hv
n%rnn' Left on bascs-r"tcrsburg 10:
d,!cn,mnnd 10 Umpire. brandon. Time
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PILLS DOWN DODGERS
ny Associated rrcssl

PHILADELPHIA. June g-Phila-
IIelphin won a loose game from
brooklyn here today 6 to 4. Seven
pitchers performed, none of them
showing np well except c. Smith
ana ; smith. Wttherow drove in the
winning run.
lxn
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IT - 2 Totals .asI227la

:, H,UI' Nv IHfIHE". II.
Wilson ............ 90 = q o.
summary: Runa-Sn"rber. Walker t2p.
li"nkins t3l. St"inbach, Chariot Grim,
ncmhs. Castle t3). stewart. Errors
walker. Grim. Dennis Iillrnrrr Roth.
tal"N. Two base hi,s-iicatwOIc stein
bach go. Roth Thrcc-has. hi,-Iinnitsns.
St"icn hascs-Walk"r. Casti" t2l. Sharnc.
Snrrinc" htis--kclrr and Grim. Struck
" %n,. S'gwar,. I: by ErIday; ! rs Heat.
"T Fridar ! m Hrntwol" l. Ii,s.ori
,iIndlem.n. J in II inning; OF stewart.
IN c.I innnrs' OF Friday. in in,
n,nrs Tim" 81 ramc-2:Io Umpire
Hobbs A'tcndancc--I 500
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SOX DEFEAT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Chicago drove
w eilcman from the box in the fIre,
inning today, hit Vangldcr freely:
ana defeated 81. Louis TO 2.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
petersburg. ): Itis nniOiId. I.
HockN Mount. 10: Nii>on. !.
Norfolk. 10: Portsmouth. D.
Newport News. s: Suiiu.k. l..

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth INT Richmond!
Suftolt, ant Rocky Mount
NliSun nj Newport News.
Petersburg ri Norfolk,
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FIRST GAME.
score:
Washington.

Washington ....... u q o o o ! q o o.
New York ...... " u %
summary: Runs-MiIan. P.kInuaurh
pipp Ruth i2l. Pratt. Lewis. Hannah
quinn. Eryors-Ricc: Harris shannon
i,ipp. Two. base h!t-rrait. Home runs
Kuth ca, Milan. Stolen bases--UiC, Ruth
1ouhle nlnys-Hachary. Harris and
Shahks. LETT on has"s-WaS hinrtOn =:
New York, 4: Bases on halis-oH Quinn.
J. on zachary. J. lii;s--on Zachary. in
!. innings; OF Carlson. in innings
Struck ou,--hv Quinn, 5. Losing pitcher
Time, 81, ~ '''''
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Newport News.
Totals Ill s - .
score by innings:

" W y ''''
Nswport News ....... ........o9ol 200 q;
summary: Runs-Davics. whitccroft
U,hampaEne. > Stolen haser-E"liv. >
Beais Brannigan. Simmons. Krupp iIast
struck out-hy Rippcto". 6; Fried. Left
on bas"S-SuHolk. s. Newport News lii'
ny pitched balls-SwartZ. . Duubl" play
w hitCfoit to BranniEan to SwartG. Er
rr9rs-Bcale; Champagnc. SacriiIce hits
SIMMONS. Davies. Orth. Time. 2.Gl At,
tendance. 200. Crow hit by battcd ball
sStralm hattch for KInpetn In uInih