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HERBST TAKES MOUND
 IN SEVENTH INNING

Herbst went in to pitch for Glazner in the seventh inning. after the Avondale boy had been struck by a pitched ball and lamed up quite a bit Herbst lived up to his rep as hard luck guy by stepping into hot water at once. When he mounted the hill two men were out and one on first base. Two runs were put over before he could retire the side. Wano hit one to Bernsen that dribbled away from the Baron first sacker, ana Stewart in recovering the ball, threw low to Herbst, speeding to cover the bag, and the ball travelled all the way to the grandstand, Distell, put on base by Glaz- ner, scoring. Moore. the next man up' hit one to Bernsen and on mighty close decision was called safe at first, Herbst covering the bag. Wano scored from third on the play, where he had pulled up when Stewart sent his grounder +hurtling back to the grandstand, liar per singled cleanly to center, but Miller forced Harper at second, stevenson to Stewart.
 Every Baron hit yesterday. Griffith and Glazner got two each; Stevenson Barnhart, Ellis and Hairston three each. and Catcher Gooch four Gooch got two two-baggers, a home run and single ont of four times at bat.
 Bernsen was robbed of a home run m
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BASEBALL AT ACLANCE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Birmingham 14, Little Rock 5. New Orleans 9, Nashville 2. Atlanta IS, Memphis 3. Mobile Is. Chattanooga 4.
 Games Today Little Rock at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Mobile. Memphis at Atlanta. Nashville at New Orleans.
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IRA VELERS GO UP NV
 AIR AND BARONS ROMP HOME WITH THE BACON
Moleys Men Slam Out Twenty-Five Hits and Gallop Across Plate Fourteen Times in Slaughter of Elberfeld's Peppy(O Crew-Gooch Makes Two
 Doubles, Single and Homer

Big Chief Yellowhorse surrounded mobbed and sacred by Birmingham Barons yesterday after the Travellers being routed by the attack of Baron hits Yelowhorse retired from the which of actual danger due to the terrific onslaught bingles through the box his lieutenant Diste the of mardom and the of the encounter The final score IA to
 Glazner of the situation throughout until by pitched ball. retire from the contest
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Every Baron batsman got at least one hit. while in some cases the total was two. three or four. When summed up. Baron hits amounted to 22, rec ord for Redwood park this season. 2 It seemed that when the Travellers realized that they were hopelessly in the rear they slowed up and made no real effort to score any more runs Their two counters in the seventh in ming were merely gift affairs. The Travellers lineup was shaken up quite a bit, a second baseman pitching the last five innings and several substi- tUtiOns heinz nade
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Mobile Defeats
 Patched Lineup
 Of Chattanooga

Mobile, Ala, June 14-Chattanooga pre- sented patched 'line-up here today and Mobile had no trouble winning, 16 to 1. Due to injuries to several players. Man ager Strang Nicklin was forced into the game. Halt was taken i'll while play was going on. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Cleveland ', New York i. St Louis 10. Boston 5. Detroit 5, Philadelphia 0. Chicago Washington, rain.
 Games Today Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Washington at Chicago.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City 8. Toronto 5. At Syracuse Is. Rochester s-6. At Baltimore s. Buffalo {. At Reading 1o-4. Akron 6-6,
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus B. St. Paul 8. At Toledo 1, Milwaukee IS, At Indianapolis 2, Kansas City 1, At Louisville ?. Minneapolis s, SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At Augusta 5, Charistts 3: At spaftaHbaFg tS. GhasiestS9 5. At c01ambia iS, Gfesariiis e.
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all clubs but Philadelphia were willing to permit Moran to pass along to minor league obscurity.
 FOGEL LIKES MORAN
 But not so with Fogel. He decided that Moran would be useful to Quaker town. So he announced he would take Moran for the waiver price of $1,500. All of which fretted Murphy consider ably. because he was hopeful no Ma tional club would want Moran. which would have enabled him to put through Louisville club of the American Asso- citation.
 A small-sized row ensued. Murphy didn't want to sell Moran to Fogel for $1,500 when he could get $1.000 more fr-m the American Association. At last Fogel paid the s2,500 and got Moran.
 The following season Moran hurt his arm. He was useless thereafter as catcher. But Fogel recognized the genious of Moran when working with young pitchers. So he kept him as coach. But somehow OF other Charlie Dooin, manager of the club, didn't fancy Moran's presence. Some reports had it that he was jealous of Pat
 MORAN BECOMES HOLDOUT
 Just before the season of 1918 be- gan, Dooin cut Moran's salary. That angered Pat and he announced that he would quit baseball rather than work for the salary that Dooin had
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SUMMARY. Two base Hits-Gooch ?, Glazner, Bernsen, Ellis.
 Home Runs-Miller 2. Gooch. Sacrifice Hits-Gooch, Zollar. Stolen Base-Griffith. Earned Runs-Little Rock 3. Bir- mingham 10.
 Base on Balls-Glazner g. Herbst 2, Distell l.
 Struck Out-By Yellowhorse 2, Glaz- ner 2.
 Pitching Records-Nine hits with 4 earned runs off Yellowhorse in in nings; hits with earned runs off Glazner in 2-3 innings Gone man on base when relived).
 Hit by Pitcher-Glazner (by DistelD. Left of Bases-Birmingham z, Lit tie Rock 2.
 Time of Game-Two hours. Umpires-Kerin and Roth
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia 1. Chicago z, Boston 1. Brooklyn g, Cincinnati '. St. Louis 2, New York 4.
 Games Today St. Louis at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston.
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Some persons connected with the major league pastime may not have the friendliset feeling in the world for Horace Fogel But Pat Moran is not one of them, for it was Fogel who saved the new miracle man" for the big leagues.
 Fate stepped forth twice. waved a magic wand and halted the passing of Moran from the big show" And so Pat stayed on to add undying glory to his name and to give both Phila- delphia and Cincinnati the first pen nants they have had in nearly fifty years of organized baseball.
 Moran was a Cub 6ackstop in the regime of Frank Chance. He served largely in pitcher coaching roles dur in gis latter days in Chicago, giving services behind the bat only on rare occasions. In June. 1910, Charlie Mur- phy, then owner of the Cubs decided to cut him adrift. Waivers were
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KNAPP FOR CONTINUED
HAITIEN OCCUPATION

WuHhIngIun D,i 20 A'hlaV""' at"
81 Aun,,I,an intervention Ia liHlil VIII
have huon I"HI" uui"Ha military "''"
nation 81 tho ."tIuIIY Ia continual "a
rtnnI many p""ip h"a' Admiral Ii"'iT
IL NuapI ,",UnIly n"uI T." ii"Iii a. Ih"
,n,iu,uI uT ih' HInio department y"
ulud, ,"ndIIi"nH. d"'iai"h ~ " "'a'"
m,uI nr"d" rs'hli" h"'" i""lsh'
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Al, I,lnl,y 81 T",ii",,d. oregon f"'
~n,dod 10y uo,''i",y i'""i'in anh sHhl"H
"u,"nE "ih', uuorii""H ~h"" tho lI"I'
81 HisIaa ~",id ~uhh'"~ f'"'" Ii"ui.
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,ann"i nnaws, ihiH f"' ~" "h"l"
lnI,niI"u. Lut H. n"Y p"'h"""l rla~ ih"
w",k 81 the hn'"I l'"n Inie' v"n'l"n ~
lee Va hoon iI",riI'ONg l""i ~ III" iInII"h
fThioH wlihb'"wa ito military f"I''n Tea
"a grosI 'nanP I"ar" 4" '"'""
y a,n i,ui h"p"I,I IhsI tho "ld ih'nH
at pran 81 uuhlI" "nI'" a. 'n""na ~
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f,mrn Ihns" vi" haVo reached ms"h""h
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generation "a d"Vel"p IL II"lIl -unlUh"i
men 81 hish -Iandn'd ~ "thlcr -
l.IIaiIuu hnh background 81 hou"HI
population f"r u" -upI"'i "
NaplyIna =" Iu""ilun- regarding tbs
treatment ~ natives by tho hinrrloHuH
Admiral Nn"pp d.nIoh that women aud
children had hasn killed. o. that
"atfspHula ilnn floHEinH' ~ oihrT cTu0l
pTa0tiIes hud hssn Used 10 oKIT"rI Ia
fornaI lon from natives - full al
swor" GOULD not he given I" IA" latter
aunntion however. until certain nil"Hu
(lonn had boon invoHtiEstOd h" said,
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Imnnv r,urh r"rir"'l "'""' l"rh"'
orrI,,ni Tn, ~" Trrihs, weight champ
Ionrhir IL n"- halted "S """'h"' ~
Champion tmhrny kIlhan"s "hlnf '"h
irrdr,p Tiurh In" ~" 'l"g '"'"''
aud ~ u"Inp ~ fn"i NV 49, ~" p'"'
ant Irru"h IE but P9 y"a'p ~ No. "nl
nF IIrhr"w nationality. weighing wv
nuunda ,InRuld" ~" hNa ten hn"'h""'"
I" hip rr"dIl already. nnh !" no" "l"n :"
rnocI kiIhanc 1T nnv ilm" Last "In
nry Frush ,nOI Young Chimney ~ Illl
tIru"rr winning easily In tw"lV" rounds
This great victory Cnmo 80 "a Eurprl""
To- tho lighting world nnh Frurh wnH
regarded IL ScnRRtion Ivy those VIII" wit
nCHEcd HIS Cl"nn cut pcrI"fWhh'"
nCnInst CLANCY Local fnnF already
have IN Idea on the Ftr"ngth Of ia"
Hriton M Chimney stopped Wh""llngH
pride, walter tGoo) stewart and has
a clean decision over Champion kllbnhe.
THIS victory Ovcr the baltimore lad IN
tho biggest that FTuah haa scored IN
hlA career. and his manager. Shpm1
Harris now states that no IN ready 10
meet KilbIne at any time, ana does not
nnk IA cent guarantee. but VIII take a
percentage lilo hb also stopped hriIe
loOt. considered "a aITOnB rival OF Nil-
bann'h putting the l'hind"lphl" lD"y
way In four rounds The baltimore
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RUPERT BOOSTS THE
REORGANIZATION PLAN

%ry york. oct 20 I Col J. A. Rup-
merit part ownnr or IN" New York Am
"rican league club. artiNcd HON" today
from the hasebRll organization meeting
at rhich 60.
81, said that no was perfectly sat y
ned that hts ConferceH In tho American
League and tho eight National league
club owners whom ho met AZ Chicago.
were on tho right road To eliminate dls-
aKrasablsncsa Ia baseball and put III"
national game un IA Thoroughly substhn-
tisi footing
"A cannot understand. said he. why
prgsldeut johnson aud nvn ar tho An.
.rigan League Ciub uwHoTB rallied I" at
tend the meeting 4" which all ar ia
we've iuvItad There la nU plan az "a
tent To- fuTGa Ma IohnSoH "ut - tia
iaakuU nu IItIo It,aU lhoTc la I" "ust
FfaaIdsHt nsy disI "ut 81 tho -" li"""I
league
u he pian 10 aIn"riy I" ria'" iha s'e"i
ha.,a uUda. thS aLs"iuts Iu,iadi'tl'" "f
a L"a.d ~ ."nt'"i mad~ Ur ~ ih's"
,nsn al il,sr,'"A.hsLia 'stttta ti''" "'''"
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,.. t-at lsn haYs hath s"",h a"h ~"si !
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t.""s ~ 'h- ss"s
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rns.lIuH ~ 'h- Ne ll""sI a"s""lsil"" ~
,rlnrr tsrau"s ""h isv 49, rIo"" h"f"'"
'h.i ".Hs"i.s'i"r
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What, then. In this mlhinkc, thnt
The average pcrnon afflicted WIN
nhin dinorlcrn, mnltcn In hIn effort
for rcl,cfl And why In 1t TINT tho
error IN 80 Ernornl1
Ia tho frat place. eczema, lotlor,
ncnly cruptionn and other irrl'n-
lionn of the nkin nro exceedingly
annoying, md In mnny cnnon. Tho
Itching and burning become In
Icnncly terrifying often the We
lin In kept awake al might n"rnl"h"
inn md rubbing Tho burning akin.
In nm effort 10 get nomc roller.
nccauno what he aeon and fccln
Of hin affection IL on tho nurfa0o,
lao In inhaled into tho error ~ hc.
Having TINT all treatment nhoNlld
bc dircctod toward tho l0onlion OF
tho pnin aud diaoomfori Then,
too, bccnnuo Of tho intonniiy Of tho
mrrcring, ho In willing TO try al.
mont anything That no thinka will
afford Homo mcnnurc Of relief. no
matter how nlight.
Thn leads him hondlong into
the mistake that In no general. tho
ono that really prolonga hiH suffer-
ing by kccpinG him away from tho
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Skin Diseases Not !.
On the Surface

intelligent. HonpibIo treatment that
will got ronulla lIe sndeayors 10
got rslior from tho pain and tor
luro by tho uao Of olntinsnts, 10.
liona md other local troAtmoIt
applied TO tho surface OF tho skin.
Those remedies will prove bone
fetal, II temporary rcliei In al that
In wanted. But just A. soon %
their noolhing ofYoct Ii over, the
pain and suffering return with ~.
crcnncd acvcrity. This has been
tho experience Of other sufferers,
md yours will DO tho Same. M
Skin dlaordcra, like other all
mcntn, must DO irentcd at their
noIrcc II You want TO DO psrma-
ncntly rid Of them. Any disease
that can cnunc no much torture
md dinromfort in dcop-ncnted, and
comcn from far below tho surface
Of tho akin.
Tho millionn Of tiny dincAss
gcrma must bo removed from tho
blood, before You can expect 10
get rid Of your skin troubles, but
nII Of tho local treatment In the
world will not do lhin, The most
nnlinfnctory remedy for this Pur'
pour In B,HH.. tho fine old vegetable
blood remedy Tint hnn given nunh
nplrnhid rruulln Ia similar cnheA
HHH, meta by cleansing the
blood thoroughly. and routing gu
dinonao germs that nrl through Inc
akin Thouc who want real results
nhould begin lin uno at 0noo.
BNH Ia aoId by all druggists.
Got n bottle todny. and begin .
treatment that gona right down -
tho nourco Of tho trouble nnd ~.
movsr u. For expert medical ~
vico without cont, write all AbOesS
your cnro TO Chief Modioal Ad-
vinor, 2Ba Swift Laboratory, Az
lnnta. 0n. ....D-4.-..........-. i.
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.TH|EL COLLEGE
MEETS WESLEYAN
Macy p.,,,n-. n,.-,vuI. uIsh Ht-r- IL
rsu"-s L.1- Jlr-rp T.-,r Wen
n.l.s".a MAS WIN -s1 Tied
Ops atrti-H.s 90 E1aTsrs

uu,Lhonnnu DI 20 ThI"I C"lIrE".
hn,lup WON two V"'ns" "nh Yea ~"
ihIrrd ono plnl hrr Som" ~ ~" b"".
hIph urhuu alptr ~ have boon turned
out ~ III" Pennsylvania E"h"l"Ht'"
InriutIuuH ~ nomc tImo or III" eleven
mon VIII" viii "p"u tho EnIno IN Hu"k
hnuuon newt Saturday tn" following Hln'
iIuIlrr NJ" nrnIlnbl".
Mould | g. lh lbs Gr"onvIllc High.
Tcnplclun. l. I. lRb. tircrnvilI" hlgh.
Fclplr. l. 4. GTcCnVIll" high.
Mitchell. e. I75. GrHcnVill" High.
WaGgumon. = ~ South High. founEH
town.
10th, cant r. Z. ThicI Prep
jennings. !. q. 1879, Grc"nviilc High,
Stanton a. $50. Grccnvillr High.
Mcclure i b.. 10, Gr"cnVilIc High
rhriEtmnn. r. n. 1876. Gr"enVillo iEh
Boli, { h. 1870. Washington q Jonsr-
ron.
There arc bat two frat year men an
thia eleven and they were rtars on
tr"onVlllr nigh laHi ychr iTarnVillo
Iiiph has held the hrcli"nal nigh Achu"I
championship uf It's dihrici f"I hoVrinl
l""is ana liant year "i"v"n WAC QUO 81
the nlI"nEohi b'hDl"nil, olovsnh Ia
IGEnsy ItAnIa
Thln oI"von Ia we'll balanced Ia weight
"mh h"h good r,."Irrn h",d ra"heIs ami
ANY "y,nh', II Hrrady ."s" 49,, II, hsii
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BACK
IN GRID toes

N.shIn.i"u. va ,ri"Ls, ~ rho
ao,'id 49, il'nn'HHs "onsI"" "i W" No."
10 riur",uii"" los i,ohish "s"' s"l"'d"y
~.n ai.Ead me sts'H""" e." "II"F"
PaId w.lh ,si ~ tho "''" a. ~"'h
h,i,t,u,. h"s, ,nln,""d T." i.'""'I'" "h"'
go, "i"""' ~ "v"I ~" ~""h" ~" 10 a."
r,,,,I e. "'yy nni ~"" ""i ""uh !" "''''"
mage I,,I"I ~" ,"o'l'u '''n"'' g'"r h'"'
H." uur I,"hlsh '.ln"h n'""h"'' ""h
" 80, rn,r us"l ~ lhn hn'hnrld l"r'ih
g., VIII Ii.I s"" NJ H"phii" ""d l""
har the v"tsIig hshg -" ~" "fi""""
,,,"s' 81 -" Ii'n" !" -" "U"l '" hn''d W
Iho runulrs aIin'h whl'h h"" h""" ID"
wenG"", h"pn ii"""I
wn-I we hu'l ~ today" 'i"'"aF"
~ rnrr vImr the hall Int" ~" 10" "
wnS ~ Cbnl Toured ihn' 10 bal sustain
oil ~ hruRou rhsr, hut y bnh "ul -" NJ"
face IL he aFtept - hi" ln}nrI"" "nI "
~ lhruhFl hr VIII H." phl" !" play
against I.rhlgh ~ the "nd at IA" w@~fT
In addition to tho prrimmnR" today III"
Nuraity wnr given u hrlll IN fuhhnm"h =,
i"le md Pfn"llr" In Ih''" III, 81
everything rlgn on III" IT"grnn tn"
ahrwIug wnu considerably improved "N"r
that given IN recent genes. bat Morrow
~ not poil"hrd and promises nn"'h"r
shin H"Rsi"n tomorrow. This Will lie IN"
nnnl practices contest Of tho week. with
u signal drlll On Friday.
Captain r!urbisCh did not got Into the
fray nRninSt tho SCrubS today. being out
with an injured leg. Hut II In thought
no Will lie q. X for tho L"high tn W
h j. appears to be particularly unf"rtu-
nate THIS season III the matter "f in
jurios son" Of ita atars having been
out or every contest hut tho nrsI ono.
The coaches AFRO hopeful that TIA" series
1T Injuries VIII have been completed bc .
fore tho hamptunship EnmeB In kuN on.
bcI
word was received here to-day that
tho l~hIsh team would nkeiy reach
cIiher WaShington a., iliihhuIKh -" RAJ
a. l..
GuID "a pnnJ Tasi before lhG ,"iIIrnt
i.ohIsh "ti."fs,tiy Ia boat ''m ~i""i"s
f."n the Irasidsnia ""d win 3ieaoui
"m, 81 lie. "is"odiost a"d bout i.".,a ~
iua ave, .,"t hoI. While w a ! hao
hoo" s"i"r pn",ty l" "oAi 81 H. 80"
i.ais II H. L.iiev.h .Nrhd""iiy iI"t ~
,ia i'.,, ."., s't i"s"ihs, "a" ''"ii ~
v,tii b., nLi. 49, dow" he h".i"'".,a
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Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

h""'i"n" ,"lI" "h""n ~" 'ho""r r'""h
nphI I" ~" i"l l"w i"P urnnnai
p"'IiIUu ~" ,"T'. l'"""V 'U"h
fui u,.,Iy 81 we l"nl u"V" Young
'hnnrV 81 Ito il,u''" "r" - ~" I"rdlur
'"ulI,iri"- f"I 10" v"' ~ champion w
in,,"mrh "ni o,iIaiIr rIwnhlrv ~ 4"
rrui rrIouitn,. - ,"uud kpIii" Ipui uIphl
- NI,ruuI,r hriI"r h"vrI. sharper
hliiri buI tho ,,ruIrr ~ ~" ppIr Eturh
hnd ~ 'l"nu ,ui nd,uninHr ~ arv"n 81
the dozen r"lIuhr tuur won't 10 chimney
hy ~ ahnh" nud tho "ihnr wna oven
Th"urlr atunucd hy ~" h"rlrlv" d"fcnt
81 IT," lnd who "nlv n '"uUlo "f w""hr
MO wnp credited with having "uipoinI"d
Champion Johnny I(Ilhnn". tho crowd
wan unHn lmouH In Ia" OplniOn TINT tho
dcCIHi0n of Il"fcr"" Frank O'up) DI'rl"n
wns the only correct one
Frurh'r WORK wnu 10 nicely done that
II wnr u revelation even Ia hlH wnrIn"Ht
admirers. After tho nTEt round tho
nTIton who In prev luuH contests here
had hcru worfully lacking Ia aRgr"rH.
i,"urss. went about hts task In II most
buHlnrsH- tx" fashion
FTu-h lH now open Ia meet any fcaih-
sTNrIEht and viii IHrklU any boy whom
prOnutUrs cara To align him with lie
In the runducroI of ia" two ErSnlrni
cunirndrrS fDI the 'hdmplnnshlp ana In
now u,u tea - match Win kilbano. the
height uG his nmhlll"nn
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MINER SUFFERS
A BROKEN HIP

hus'ln Tu'Lil"' ~ 81 Ad""" 'hi"
ys,a nduuII',I in the MARITIME r,i'i huH
IIi.i In"I nIah' a. u'l""h. u"iiri lnr
I,,,u - In,Li,'" ~ ~" ,Ishi hlt, vhlrh
wan ,nnHui shrn w." v"" 'nWrhi ""'l", e"
foil ~ pir"" yu-ir'hry nftrIu"""
4 ,urdt'n1 rHnu'iu'ii',u wa unhr nv
~ Wllo"r nfiri h." hrd hEru admitted
:" r"" whoihcr Ihui" w"tr uuy ether
h"nra h'"h"u Rnh h." '"r"'i"d that iho'o
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TEAMS COMBINED

r"nihali - ur''lnE =" h." n"rFlnH
IvuaI rnd hov~ tho nfsi hu1luuHs
iILn move ~ Itla klnd ~ "tT Ulhat rho
North I.uds nNl Wa who'd = 40 uUw
combined and would llb" !" h"nr Fr"ru
HTnun faHl s"nl pro t0sms la tho valley
for Wamss 1n any Hunday FuT Informs.
Ilou regarding arrangement ~ FHm"s,
call WaTwuod ia 4 aud hah f"f "Uud 90
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RICHIE BOWS TO
WEBSTER'S TEAM

A. " ,es"n 81 nh'hi"a ~""hs'I"I
.iu,,sins In ih" iulIi" -"I,','l- "'hI'''.
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49,, Ii"hiA,d ri,I s'"''"i rr"'"'l"r 49,
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IT,. a",l"S Although ~" :" ! ""i"''
s..,na I"rlsIvs '""uph ""d -h"~" ih"
ui,-n-Ih - ~" W"h-'"' i""'" - '"'
lon 80. .r,nnd hhIf nli'hi" h"lh N'h
pln, ~ 4. T." "rni" "ud ~ 'i'u"" ""'
rlu,-d Iuai I"'' = 'h"i"rl""" " "h"'''
rru,a- ~''" UHd" W Ma" h""' ""'
J-Ir, whii" ~" niI,hI" a,"'" ~"" '""h"
III IInmll ~
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STAR ATTRACTION
AT LEAGUE PARK


HundnY'H altar attraction viii take
place "u tho League rHrb fiold Whdn
III" IicnryH IT this city, moei tho M"n-
nnHahrlu M"hawhr. ~ M0n"nEHhrln.
tho l"'nlr At" facing iliu hsrdori gam"
"n ihuir ~ h odulr aud Manager hhnl IN
attempting 4" got hlH boys out T"' pIn'r
IT," "Nory "V"ning ~ M hff"ti I" pla's
- '"udlI l"nad team on tho fl"Il
M"n"nHah"ln 'nmeH To- tho r"'iy with
q good reputation. having w"n all f""I
ct h"r BinIIB. aud haH nlnu hold hrI -
I"uUnih Ht"IUl"Hs ga 0aoIi n,'nnl.'u
An"nH ia" vhiiu" At" tho thilniy
I'nrhn. Shurgh IA J"anoiio { &,
I'nn"iio. Ia I"l"nlnIH. Aetna. J." o.
/ .nIInn" hfbIUiI'a. IIiinhurHh. -
ilyoIY n"nIh"I 81 III" Henry team -
: ",Iu"ntnh 4" '"r"h f"I r'"'il'n ih'H
"y"nlns "t I AZ HiIhIp hang IFn"l
IL ~ ahh .h",i go iu,,nasa VIII L." tie
fsaIiiI"a 81 ~" "vuuiuus wUi hUu'
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u.iLs"s ~lIi =. T." '"~ hsS' """H''''"
al he ..,i,. a,o ".,,. 80 i'"''"h h'''
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it,,.,,,, tue ., I,,Iu'i-- h"i 'hla h"'"''fh
~, irr,,, Ia y" ,-' siI'"i rh"r" eva W''
~. 80. nrId "rat""' The Hhh'sH"d"''
Iu ..,riul..',
IrrsI f.n- T.. "ni '"Fl'@" ~" -""h"t
Fat ,oartIna Ihsi uIF''siiy - l"'f"h
Ill h,ins ho,s uaiu''lrT. "nh lh"'"'"'"
~. tnis,r-I ~ ""I h"i"g accused ~
f.sI 49, nlghi D." Nnny n'"'H VIZ ~
,..a, ln u,r i'ntv~'sllY lineup MA
.,rnns then ~uI y" -"V"r"l '''"'""h"rH
10, all hmofI'pu h"u"'r thlr YEA. ~"
,sa,n VIII average - least no pounds
mad IL considered enc 81 tho Hl'"nH""
In tho country this Yssr.
urIhsny's team VIII 10" Improve" ~
lraat 100 pNr osnt and should ~" ~
lurlra result before the hlH NNufa"r
,IaHsIc tho Green and whit" VIII enter
upnn tho nold "a s,ronE "pp"n-nt Tor
ppirOlt A long HiHnsl arm "hd Hh"r'
rrrInmaEa was tho fcotur" "f ycrt"f
dpy'H workout and rVory nl"nb"r 81 ih'
team showed plenty Of pep during
tho Heasion.
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Women Voters League
Opens Headquarters

~" V"n"n v"in'r I,onHNt" 81 W""'
VI'uInl" 80 "isnnIs"ii mil that h"a ish""
IL" pi"''. - ~" h'Iu"l huHIas" hS""'l
alton. VIII "p"n h""d'Iu"TIaIn ~ 'laIh"
inuH ~ ~ ont"inhod by Ma I"hu I.
Iluhl p'"Hld"ni ~ tho -l"l" "IHAnIS"
ii"", "nh "l'"nhv hes v"'hinH "IH""
S"I i"n H. the rI- '"nH' esrl"nnI hini'l"i"
RI" rln" ln"lud"" p"liti"al p''lvhy ~
W"'""n Ia Vn,i"ua lhiIi. ~rIhlns ~ the
end that IoHIalnIInu ,uay ha "nH"i al
whl"h In t., H." Hous,rl wnIfni"
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AR|ON GUY winner \
OVER PETER STILlWE1

Atlanta, ia, OCT. 20.--Arion uvf,
which recently won tho Kentucky lRtr
uriiy al Lexington. wAs an easy M
nsr Ia blraisht Eeaia over sftsf hHvg
veil and sir D"u.l4s HAS ln ne w
llaaa i'"t, Ia Tho dIa"d ti.sult My3i
a asaGs,.,s n4ils fm .ss""d EAsf,
FOL. siilI ~sli Via" "y ..'i 'iNss
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...n ii.s a,6a .l--- r..s ''"'" pfHI
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,'n.,i.y hr- r"" 4" -''-'sh' tesiA
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