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TONIGHT!
Take eCascarets' if sick,
Bilious, Constipated.

s........
Enjoy life! Straighten up! Your
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Don't stay bilious or constipated Feel
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ing or inconvenience. They never
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nasty. harsh pills. They cost so little
aoo---oascarots work while you sleep.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Helen Carter has returned from
Newtonvilie. Mass She was accomp-
anied home by Miss Amy Surdam, who
will be her guest for few days.
Tonight at Bank Hall theatre Billie
Blu Ike in the Paramount production,
THE Mysterious Miss Terry" keeps
you guessing. You will like It. Also
one of the very amusing Vitagraph
comedies ADV.
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SUNDERLAND

3. A. Parker was in Manchester
Thu day.
Mrs., ID. A. Cook recently visited
Mrs. E. ]. Beagle Of South SALISBURY.
NJ. s. Pike was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Pike Sun.
day. M
Il. W, Parker. who is working in
North bennington, spent the week
end at B. A. Parkers.
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SALISBURY was in town over Sunday
visiting relatives
James Morey. who has been work
ing on A. e. Bucks Job in Rutland
was Sunday ~uest If his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morey, Sir.
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ron sALn

FOR SALE--sO hip. return tubular
boiler In good condition, fully equipped.
also IA by 16 Erie engine like new.
Countershaft with pulleys. $50 feet
new helting. This is a fine opportunity
to procure a power plant at a reason
able figure. Connell g. Starks. Lumber
Manufacturers, Dorset, VT Ats
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y FOR SALE--Three double houses
in central part of village. Sale price
will render purchaser 10 per cent In
vestment. William H. Wills. Phone
500. Hawks Blk. ats
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-21

FOR SALE--Several houses In South
SALISBURY village at bargain prices
can be bought on time or cash. All
in good repair. William II. Wills.
Phone 500. Hawks Blk, Bennington
VT. ste
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FOR SALE--i7 acre truck and posti-
try farm near trolley. Lot OF choice
running water at house and barn from
a never failing spring. S-rooin house
slated. 8 bnrns. big hon hdusee, .
corn houses, 1 hog house. VIII exs
change for village property. Geo, r.
Davis. near Haynes Corr tel S2i-A
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FOR SOLE-Good work horse also
good driving horse weight 1850. Ap.
ply to Merle Becker, 213 Maple St
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'SnR SALE-I will sell my farm
containing 200 acres, two miles south
nt Arlington. also stock and tools II de-
sired on easy terms, Geo. Whitten.
Arlington. vt. ssti3s
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FOR sALE-A good COW; part jersey
and part Holstein. Ffeshen first oS
March. c. A. Toomb Arlington. vi.
F este
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WANTED

WANTED--Capable girl TO take care
of children. Apply to Mrs. e. W. Dew
ey 223 Union st. Aft
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FOR SALE--Sleighs. a. J. Mash
North Bennington, Vt s5te5s
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mrscrtLLANEouB

FoUND--on the train, ladies' watch
Owner may have same By clRinine
and paying for this advertise
mont. Miss Nina n Hsrwoodi 50,
VI s'.-as SITS
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wANTED--If any experienced wo-
man would like a place to do general
house work In a small family apply at
500 Pleasant st. 4t6
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FOR SALE-1 oiedo computing scales
practically new. Tel. 125-W. it6
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FOR SAIlE--Sevefal desirable build.
sion. VIII sell on easy payment plan.
inquire OF A. s. Payne, North Benning.
ton. sItes
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FOR SAH,E--House and barn; meat
market, cart and tools. Address r %.
Box. 266, Manchester Depot, VT.
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TO .RENT--Stores, offices. tene-
menta. shops stables. individual etof-
ago lockers furnished apartments ana
rooms all centrzilr located, 0s6 "
aeWiss. ses Maia 81, -yFfv.i-g'9T 50 setS
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TO RENT

TO REi%'--~Stall II EARN barn, or
can ACCOMMODATE ono AUTOMOBILES Il.
L. Lambert. tel SAW. tt6s
TO RENT--Frunishe room ana
board for two gentlemen. bath phi
vilege. Table board day or week and
suite OF furnished rooms for house
keeping from Dec 30, at 12e North
St. Phone 4ss-w 7Otf
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Pr. James Francis Sullivan formerly ply.
sieisn Of Bellevue Hospital COutdoor Dent
New York, and the Westchester County Hos,
pttul says: Many woman who is run
down. easily tired out nervous aud irritable,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-19
LOCAL AMATEUR LEAGUES
HOLD IMPORTANT CONFABS
Athletic md RichInond Circuits Meet
nt Observation-Disclosures
Losses Team.


Representatives of the Richmond
ana Athletic Leagues. amateur base
ball organizations OF this city. met
last night in the store of Harris
Flippcn Company, and after delib-
Grating for some time adjourned
their meetings with peace and har-
mony reigning In one OF the circuits.
the Richmond League Tho Athletic
League was not so fortunate ana
the circuit headed by pres" Edwards
was found to be one team under the
required four.
Manager Short, of the Cottrell sad
drery Company team, has withdrawn
his franchise from the league ana
the organization has bur three teams
to play It's two games next Saturday
afternoon. Efforts of Il team from
Oak Grove to enter tho fold proved
futile as the representatives from the
south side of the James desired That
placed on the South Side. Managers
Of the other teams refused to agree
TO this and there is n slim chance for
the team from South Richmond to
get into the league. Pres idcnt Ed
wards already has received applica-
lions from several teams and the va
cancy Will be iilled at another meet
ing OF the organization tomorrow
night ut Harris F'lippcn's at o'clock.
mond League rumorS had been cir
culated that two teams were con-
templating withdrawing from that
circuit, but the differences were
patched up at the meeting last night
and the circuit Will remain Intact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-19
PIRATES DOWN BRAVES
IL. Assoc,s,rlI,.ss .;

PITTSBURGH. PA, May lS.-The
pittsburgh Pirates defeated Boston
today by a score of TO .. by bunch
ing hits with bases on balls in the
nrSt. htth and sixth innings. Scott
relieved Ocscheer in the seventh
inning and stopped further scoring
hamilton was steady and never in
Danger after his team had taken the
lead
Score by innings: II
Boston .............o o o o Is
Pittsburgh ..a o 0 o . !; q q n
SuminaN: Runs-BocCkel. - Birbcc
carey, Southworth ca. Whitfield. Cation.
schmidt Errors-Boeckel. Maranville.
eaton Two-base hit-Gowdy. Three ba se
nit-Bigbec stolen bases Il X e |.
schmidt. SacrihCes-Pick Carey Whit
ted Cutshaw. Hamilton. Rawlings. LET,
on Sascs-i3oston. .: Pittsburgh. .. Bases
Hii Ms q, 3s,s s;s IN s.; of Scott,
by oeschEer ! by Scott. =. BY Hamilton
Winning pitchcr-Hamilton. Losing
p:tcher-OeschEer. Cmpircs-kIcm and
Emsl!e. Time-I:t2
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NEW YORK GIANTS STOP
CH|CAC0'S WILD RAMPAGE
Twclvc-Inning Contest of Many
Hits Is Won by Team From
big CITY.
nm Nasn.:.ilci n

! IfN .t'SS'' :,stc i-',~~
>ctllcAGO. May iS.-New York
broke Chieago's winning streak today
by defeating the Locals. \ 20 b. in
from behind and by punching hits
tied the count. forged ahead in the
tenth when Hendrix weakened. an<
won out in the twelfth.
The locals got on even terms with
the visitors in their half OF the tenth
inning by punching hits and driving
ltubbcll off the mound.
Manager MCGraw sent Phil Doug
las in with the bases filled and none
out. Douglas famed PaSkcrt and
knocked down BARRIERS hot liner"
which Lear recovered in time 10 force
McCaoc at the plate on a close play.
Douglas retired the side By tossing
out Robertson.
During the attack nine doubles
were made. Robertson and PaSkcrt
did the hest stick work for Chicago
while Young. kauff. Lear. and Smith
led the onslaught for New York.
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CATS DROP ANOTHER ONE

SUFFOLK. VA. May lS.-Losins
In at least four chances to make
cars gave up another game tn nc.
Truckers this afternoon by the scor4
OF 10 > IN favor OF the visitors
IL was one OF those games hard to
lose, when in the first. the Scven:,.
and eighth, SIG:JiK players by poor
judgment. over sealous coaching. lost
chances 20 more than double tnair
score. Crockett for the visitors pitch
ed a Siltedre brand OF baseball. with
which The cats We're Urai:,c 10 con-
nee: Ecker;. FOR the home team,
pitched bal! that usually Wins 4
game. bu- the winning yum was
h-ou-h. 1T on .r-N-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-19
NEWPORT NEWS WINS
SECOND FROM RICHMOND
Shipbuildcrs Make II Two in n
Row-Bakcr Banished by
l'mDirc

NEWPORT NEWS, May ls.-With
all hands clou;inc the old pin hard.
In spite OF good nclding in all but Il
few instances Newport News today
again ;railed Richmond in the dust
when a hard fought ninth inning
finish gave the Builders the game by
the score OF . TO S.
Ii was Bill Schwartz who brought
In the winning run. when Bacon. who
had been sent from the pitchers box
to short stop when Baker was ban
ishcd for practicinS law on a close
decision. mishandled his hot roller
and simmons scored from second.
After Pagan had replaced Nor
gan liz the seventh. Richmond filled
the bases with one down. But Il
fast double play, Krupp TO Noonon:
to Schwartz, interviewed and started
a fight. at the end OF which Baker
was routed 20 the bench by his
jumps and three policemen.
The score.
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TIGERS CONTINUETO HIT

Detroits heavy hitting continued to-
day with an S-to2 victory over Phil
adelpha. Ehmke held the locals
safe Mt all times. Home runs by
Holman and Dykes made the total
seven for two consecutive games
here. Cobb stole home after hitting
a triple into right.
Score by Innings: u.
Detroit ..............0 . as
Philadelphia ........l 10 j %
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YANKEES WIN EASILY
IRv Associated PROSE-

Ir'S stSNUOI V''V FFNE
NEW YORK. May 1S.-Thc New
York Yankees won an easy victory
from Cleveland here today in the
third game Of the series. The score
strong game, shutting ou; the Wis
!tors with three hits. Ruth was out
of the game with Il strained groin,
and Wick, who substituted for him.
doubled with the bases full in tho
third inning, scoring three runs
Myers was ineffective in the third
and seventh innings. when the Yanks
hit him hard. while Chle was easy
for the locals in the eighth.
Score by innings: Il.
Cleveland .......O O q q o.
New York .....0 o 4 0 0 D : 4 XII
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Varsity Heats FncuIty.

es!tEua! n snappy game was
staged on Fitzgerald Field. near
Westha mpton. between the boys and
faculty OF Cham erlayne School the
former winning by the score OF
IL 10 >.
Although Fitzgerald held the boys
t"r two innings, he finally was
knocked 10 every corner OF the fcld.
Hank:ns pitched an almost perfect
game for the school. Wendcnburr.
Wa;ham and Schafcr starred for the
varsity. while Bondurant and Cham
berlayne did effective work for the
faculty.
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NN.iIsnIi.

summary: Runs-Grcen. Downey. Smith
q. Mcmahon, ici!man t2l. Moran, Clark
ErFors-M oyer. Conncrs and Harness
Iwo-easc hlts-Connc:s. Green and Smith
Sacrifice hiS-Smjth and Holman. Stolen
base. Command and Smith. Double plays
--Downey TO Mcmahon; Downey TO He'll
man TO Mcmahon: Mercer to Sharp TO
Roth, Lcn on MISUNDERSTANDING .; Wi.
son. Innings 1:;ched-Gaston. =: Foley.
~ JOHN. - liiis--on Garston. 4: of
fo!ey. :: Oh Jollin, T. Bases on ba lis
on i;odeSirg. !; of CASTOR. q or Foley.
:: on !o"if. l. Struck ou;-by Lodes,ro.
S:ruek out-hv, L9des,ro. .: by Castor. )
Via p!tch.s-I :odestro, .; Foley, / Time
OF EaTe-2:05 Empire .aiorth
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SPORTS

bascs--Parker. Rooney Watt Crow Base
on balis..cn Crocke,t; q, of Eci:cr;. ..
I.cf, on baScs-Suroik. Portsmouth. /.
Double plays, Eckcrt TO Crow to DAVIS;
strain to Black to Davies. Watt to
Rooney: Mack to Black Ersprs-Ro,ney.
Traynor Crockett. back. -. Stccihce
h:tS-Mack, Crow. Strain. Passed balls
Schubert. Umpirc-Guyon. Timr 80
Attendance. 1000.
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"HAP' FELSCH BRINGS
VICTORY TO WHITE S0x
Outficldcr Smacks Home Run in
Sixth Inning With Score
Standing Three All.
Try Associated Trcss.l

BOSTON. May lS.-Sinslcs by
Felsch. Jourdan. MCMullin aud Will
liams. together with Schalk's sacri-
flee fly. gave Chicago three runs or
Bush in the second inning today. and
Fclsch's home run over the left field
fence OFF Russell in the sixth gave
the visitors 4 ito-3 victory over
Boston. The home team did little
with Williams until the ninth. when
MenoSky'S single. llcndryN's triple
and Mc1nnis' hit through Weaver
yipiIp6 twp rms
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STANLEY WINS GAME

NORFOLK. VA. May 1S.-'i'hc
Rocky Mount team was helpless THIS
afternoon before the curves of Soiih-
raw stanley. while the Norfolk slug
gers hit Pprtsidcr I.oac!, hard AMI
in lunches. pushing around nine run.
to win to o. At no :.a'e Curing :he
game was Stanley in Danger OF hcing
scored on. Kane. Corcoran, DevlnS
and kraemer hit opportunc : for the
wi:IiirrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-19

King Thrush was fourth. Tho tImo
tor tho mile and n furlong was
l:51 3-5. The race was worth x23 oooI
70 tho winner. who also took tho
Woodiawn challenge cup, u notable
ine IoHcrnor OF Maryland, Albert
{. Ritchic. and prominent snortsmnn
from many Stntes were prcseni
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WILSON SHOWED UNDER

WILSON. y. g, May lS.--pctcrs
burg showed Wilson under in todar's
game. 2 10 u. when they TiNcl. ATS
with bases on balls. and errors and
scored almost at Will. Lolrstro
pitched winning ball and was nm
hittablc in the pinches.
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Atlanta Buys Kaufman,

ATLANTA GA. May is. Dick
Kaufman. first bascman and field
manager Of the Atlanta team hu.
been bought outright from the Nash
Vile club. II was announced tonight
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Chicago University wins.

TOKYO. May IA. Tho basebalJ
toam or Chicago University today do
feated the Reid University nine bv a
score or ] to In ten innings More
than 10000 spectators Witnessed tho
game. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-19

WASHINGTON. May lS.-wash!ng-
ton won n Suggest from St. Louis to-
day. IL to S, three visiting pitchers
being touched for a total Of thirty
eight bases. Judges home run mark
cd the fourteenth consecutive game
in which he has hit safely.
Score by Innings: n.
Washington .......5 o , 20 ; KY
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NBatt"d Tot Nauchn N IW'I'IH

New York no ?e9liSs:SS.s
Chicago .......O % 0 o-6
summary; Runs-founE n2l, Dorie.
Barber. Robertson. Terry. Twoubly.
Errors Fletcher, Smith Deal. Two base
Smith (2j Kelly Dovle. Nilleter. Sacri-
ices-DcaI. Holloche:, Barh"r. Paskcr,.
Fletcher. Double ula.S-Terrv TO flo
i,ocher 70 Barber t?), LEI, on haSeS-7New
OF Ilubhcli. 8. Hts--off Beniou. . in ::
on Winters; none IN |: on Huhh"!l. in ,
tnone out in tcnth) of DOUGLAS none in
/: OF E.ht in .. on Hendrix u in 10:
~ Martin, in Is: HGEaurhn, = in "a.
Struck out-by Benton. ! hv Hendrix (:
by Winters. by nuhbcll |: by Douglas.
] by N"hf. / Winning pitcher-Nehf
Losing cher-Marra. umo!-cs-Rigier
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland at New York.
tOntS one game sche<iuIed0
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HUGE CROWD WATCHES
MAN O. WAR WIN RACE
Riddles Prize rhrcc-Ycnr Old Cap
turcn S23,0OO Prcnkncss-Iip-
set Runs Second.

-, ,,,>I y! NsSUtIHLtIl f'TrsS
BALTIMORE. MD, May 1S.-In
the presence or a crowd estimated at
closely to 10000 persons. Samuel ID.
ltlddlcS prize three year old, Man o.
War. won the Preakncss. Pimlico's
historic race. this afternoon He led
from the barrier and won by several
lengths. Harry Payne Whitncys
Upset was second. and his Wildair
third. Commander J. * l.. Ross
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NcwSort News.
Richmond,

scored
Score by innings: Il.
Richmond ..........0 0 : O--S
Newport News ....J . / u i-s
u m nj y: Runs-BakeT, Holmes.
Poole, Gooch. ArraEon. stuart, DauEhton.
Smith. Schmidt. Mranniran. simmons. 3;
Schwartz Krupp. ErrorS-CiooCh. Abbott.
Bacon. krupp Dunn, ;. Two-basc hits
Champagne. 3: Poole. Abbott and SIM
mons. Sacrifice hits-Schmidt and Cham
payne. Hi; ba;smrn-Bacou by Morgan:
krupp by Bacon: schmidt by stone Base
ON balls-on Bacon. l; on Pagan, .: OFF
Morgan, g: off Stone. o. Nine hits and
i've runs of Morgan in innings: ten hits
and eight runs OF Bacon IN innings:
two runs and four hits of Pagan IN %
Innings. Struck out-by Bacon. ): by
Morgan. I. Time OF game, hours. TIM
HIre-Brandon. Attendance. $500.
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sGroIk .-......i 905g, q.
Portsmouth .9 9 G o . q -
SUMMARY Runs -co!eG-kei.y. Pa-Ne-
Rooney. -rayaor strain. Two.bass hI;S-
Nslloaee. Wait, Peterson. Black stolen
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

PHILADELPHIA 1. st. Louis. o.
pittsburgh. :: Boston. =.
New York. 8: ChicuEo q (la inuinrs
Cincinnnti- brooklyn postponed' vet
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia Mt st. Louis
Boston ut Pittsburgh
New York at Chicago.
BROOKLYN mt Cincinnati,
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WHEkE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richnnond ut Newrort News
Rocky Mount ut Norfolk
Portsmouth at Suffolk
Petersburg/at Wilson
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PHILLIES NOSE OUT CARDS

ST. Louis. My ls.s,. Louis held
Philadelphia TO two hits. hut lost
the opening game of tho series today
to o. \ triple by Stengel in the
NTH followed by a wild throw by
D!lhocter. allowed the run. st. Louis
only got one man past second. Dill
hoefer was caught at the plate in
the third by Williams throw when
he tried 10 score from second on
Schultzs single
Score by innings: r.
Phi!adeiphia ........o &c 81
summary: Run-S;encel. Errors
nsmlette. DHhoefHr. Two-has hit.
ba ses-pau!etie and Fournicr. Sacrifices
-Haincs. Double play-J. Miller. Ban
croft and Paulctte. Left on bascs-Phila-
delphia. .: 81. Louis :. Bases on balls
on Smith. .: OF tiaincs. /. struck out
By Smith. ? hv HaIn"s. I. tmpircs-Mc-
Cormick and Hart; Time-l:3o
Oh Boy; You can,t beat It. Flor
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Totals % Sa7Il Totals 81 9c7ls
Ran for McInnls in ninth.
IBat;cd for Walters in ninth.
Score b? Innings: II.
,h!c5Eo .............O : q q OF
Boston .............o ! Q o %
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PREPS TO PLAY TODAY
Mines of John Mnrshnii md McGulres
VIII Meet mt boulevard Field
nj 4 No

This afternoon baseball teams OF
John Marshall High school and Nc
CURES University School will decide
the prep school championship OF
Richmond at boulevard Field. The
game will be called at o'clock
Win Her Heart. It's easy II you
keep her supplied with Florida Fruit
Gum. Made by Flccr. All Dealers
5c.-Adv
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. II: Cleveland. o.
Dctroh. PHILADELPHIA. =. q
SntrnEn. I: 1toston. 3.
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oh Boy, You can't beat II. Flor
ida Fruit Gum is perfect. TRY pack
age today. Made by Flcer All
MISUNDERSTANDING
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

'S AsnD.h1.
Newport News. y: Richmond, 3. :
Portsmouth. 3: SUFFOLK. =.
N"rfotk. .: Rocky Mount. O.
Petersburg y. Wilson a.
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Portsmouth,.


La;.s - i.i,: T5t.ls - = 20
'hX;.s@ :o- Eske-t IN ninth
Bate :o- Shgce:; II n.r:A
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Totals 4slT 80 g. Totals e. u So 81
-Battcd FOR Benton in sixth.
tBatt"d for Writer'S IN seventh
tBatted for Dou~iis in eleventh
Ran for kliefer III tenth
SBatted for Hendrix In tenth.
NBattcd for Vaughn III twelfth
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STANDING OF CLUH
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-09-23
Notes From Two Rivers

Miss Marie Schneider has gone to
New York, where she will attend Co
lumbia university.
The Misses Lydia Wegner and Anna
Kusta left Sunday for Madison, where
they will attend the university
Mrs. Alyena Derby and Mrs. Ross
Evans, mother and sister of Mrs Hans
Hanson, are here for visit, They re-
side at Muskegon, Mich
Mrs. Frank Butten and Miss Hilda
Ollendorf have gone to Milwaukee to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. c. Fraser who spent the
summer months in this city, has de-
parted for California.
Daniel Hamacheck, youngest mem
Der of the j. Hamacheck & Sons Co..
and Miss Joyce Taddy, were married
Tuesday morning at the parsonage OF
St. Lukc's church by Rev. Father
Hugo. The couple have gone on a
wedding trip to points in the East.
Anton and James Tuna left last
week for Fresno, Cal, in their auto
The Tuna family will make their
home there and the other members will
20 by rail.