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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
THREE HOME RUNS RUIN
CADETS CHANGES TO WIN
Virginia Tech Takes Game by i-to-2
ScOrc-Old, Wharton and
Brooks Arc Heroes.
Especial to The mcs-Dispatch)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
liIIACKSBCRG. VA. April 10
Virginia Tech defeated V. 81. !. here
today. l 10 9. in the first OF their an
nual thrcc-t!mcs series. The game
was witnessed by "a record breaking
crowd and was featured by brilliant
play on the part Of the two teams
feet most OF the time.
old, Wharton and Captain Brooks
arc heroes 1T Tech tonight on ac
coum, OF their vicious home run wal
Tops. all OF which had a direct bear
ing on the OUTCOME 81 Of the game,
ho "l@ SG n the The %ra first wh r@n on lied
things ~ III the eighth and Captain
Brooks stored the game away shortly
afterwards when he hit for the CIR
cult.
Wharton's homer WAS one Of the
longest ever hit on Miles Field AMI
closely rivalled the one ciouted By
V. J.. |. used tao pitchers while
Ingram went the whole distance FOR
mound work Tor Tech. worked well
until the NTH inning. when ii base on
pills and two .iniS.cs which rrSu!t,.;
shower bath. Harvey, the southpaw.
who succeeded him. pitched gilt
edged bali and had V. NJ. I. at his
Tcch scored First Hun.
Tech drew first blood in the third
over Sum,neSs mead - 9"' 's''
rhnpman rolled Oh, to the inHeld
and Wharton dropped a Texas Lcag-
ucr over Sun,inr's head Stumpf
ON. lrooks grounded to Mann. leav-
ing wharton ana Stumpf on the
sacks.
V. NJ. /. ran ahcad in the nf,h when
AicM Han worked Maryc for :, b:Ac
on balls. stuart hit and I.ccch got
S tTrr bad ones; Pax; batting for
to right Held
Tech had chance to even up mat
Stumpf and Eibl"r advanced him on
a sacrifice hut I.schr;,ch went into
The air and pulled down Brooks fly.
"h The M9 ,e r% Ms n nn, to hnn,inE'
whole distance. with V. Vi. I in the
lead, until the fatal eight. when
Wharton. the first man up for Tech.
FOR a ,ic-ur. Stnmpf foulcd out TO
Hunting and kihle.r singled.
nal, 1an,ain i'r"ok"' the nexi man up.
his neat rap for the circuit. The
game was Interesting and we'll played
f fnrt' a mo ,h. VI NJ l. displayeL rare
ror was cnalked un against them.
y. ". !. Tired Five Times.
>, i"ch made five errors, hut none
figured in The scoring. Al Ortiz
formerly OF The, National League, UNI
rired the contest and gave entire
satisfaction. The Iampdca -Eydney
team. which plays Tech here ;omor-
row. watched the game from tho
Stands. The second game with V.
~ !: will be played in Roanoke on
April 80
Score by innings: r II T.
V. Nj J. .... 600 n2O 900 6 I
Va Tech Onl 900 O3y-t
tcries-InSram and t;nr.lerc
Marye Harvey and Stump.. Umpire
Al Orth.
NJ, ~, -,
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PHILLIES, 8; DODGERS. 2
~ AssuCil:oIi rr,...

ny y So, ~ Oh l'sH
hh'bNLYN. April Ia.-r'y VIII
fH.nSS nom" run driv" over the riEn:
,,''d wall in ih" ninth was NEEDED
-" ,onay game for the l:niliivs
seen runs in the frs. seven inninos
i"S Nrookiyns rallied In IN. ,'i"ir,i.
m n,, H*2tcd SIN runs. Knocking Smith
~ OF II" box Wcincrt went II, .,n'i
stopped the rally Thcm WI ~ ',nn
,,,, Ihc st,ro T." " with his h"mn
,n n ,I' In their half OF In" Min
,ohodv !a So ~" onscs fan Win
40 ne rescue. kuuctchv hli ma
n"api. play and the score wns ~
hit WIN n r., Tying run on third' ward
aHlt''' retiring the side
saScmcnt J." '"' en-
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

f.-st rsee. 'our ;ur.rnEs Haywood. III,
sins. ll.. Martin : Nuoun lis. iutrisant..
US. Moon Cos ils. careful. ,iS. "a Yes
w. A|.ihf 49,, b""in.Hriri. ~, Hunt
second race, flr.our G"urral u.
onua at AZ. US. Mss B.yn. no. Fn.i Accom-
~, g.. Onlg', go Itcf" Pnrduri - Muir
ppty " Nn.'y Sim"."N. 10 hc,isi 10,
a. ll". B"lIr.u..-. i-.. IlaSty t-r,ra 10:
rog.t neg: ils. charlie sunny. 10 Also
-dg!G," i,T.t$ hHhy. ~ Rc,sy 'o-. Rar
Ih.ta "a, - nr'nnss MID .nui. 80.
-yr.''Hd' JOS N.i.viu. %. .Cpu.-uurv. lUs
MOI NI"e',. Euma!"m, - Fr"l'galsr.
FOURTH waco n,, arl oac-taf tur.onge
~. Ma. II XII" hr,lsa, ibf;
ra,.r i15 Ws,a- WOOD "a, E,,ai. ptrT
t',il -'tcT iis, Rover. 'lii. l.I6y i;rufu me-.
"' an !'' ~ Nrrncw. ~ i.gst-
h"r - fal-"s.y. lDi Alsr .N.imo- l!ot-
r''' .i'. '@hl. i'"F JOS Irish btuNcr lgi
- Is. j.. Ross entry.
.,ff'h ,arr .Is "a. r~-'s,arsuast.-. l2e.
.N"'' t."Ngr "" Oh a, rrud = war
.E"yr Zoo. 4, .niiiy Kc'iy. ~ ron,
no! lis HIi,s D'pa@. ios Tui .nrou,
~: ~, ~ b.. ,li .Fa.>aH Dior. -. SIP.
PEI. EEn ~. N-nritAt sun. l"'. Cui";udr
!. .roNh"' "''ry =, a.t.. ,n'-y -
.,s.';h "a ~. ard '.l,.c.ntn Kesresso
'-s irdo..nr, ~
'i!ser. iii ao!.a EorE w Ef-."i'''if ~
:,ts i-l ~ ngllL. ioi Iu1!ai chant
..r,a assF;" 81 ~" M ~. M,2,'""'''' 'oi A.s'
,S"yrIir -ar~ nile and ..tcarv ,a-a.
ionr k"nr: lii Hr5"rup-iii.- lu. ii',.
o,iip" 1913: Mormon ga lo, sies,a. -,
C.sar AZ '.' sens i''9r u y
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Totals = ~ n Fo'NIs ~ II = IL
''Ratted for galloway Ia ninth.
fBattrd 10: pyt-s in seventh.
IRan FOR Perkins in seventh
Stated tor Thomas in ninth.
'Batted :o- MAYOR IN seventh.
&Gw s'; yor. y ",'nS> a o a @ -,
Thi-,d.lrSa e. ~ o. q y 0-i
Summary: Euus--t.ivh. psckingpuurh,
Nuescl. Pratt. Griffin. 'rw" base hits
Finn Perkins Three base hit--P!pp.
Sacrace--oiaiioway pcuhl" play Peck
insrauEh 10 Prnt; to ripr. Left on
Ia >cs-Ncw Yu-h. II. rhi!adelrhia. ..
BASES Oh hal!s-on oI!nn, III Shorr. -
on MAYOR. Kinney. iiits-om Quinn,
: 10 Z. innings, on shore, IN ! innings:
oil Sayl0r in innings 90 Kinney.
in innings St-uek 0ut-by Quinn; ! I;
shore - Eaylo-, I Kinney. . WIZ
Say,Hr. Winning pitcher
quinn Losing pitcher - MAYOR
Umplfcs Nal,In ana Dinecn. Tlme. .;"'-
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ISostOn.


'i'sttci ;u- Zachary IN siAth
Srnr, ~ iaunss II
boston .... : ~
summary RUns-Ric" RH;h. Charity.
.n'Nril. Harri~. Courtney. Hooper. Nc
SALLY. ., M'nnsky. Foster. .: Walters
Twn-hssr hits--iiarris. Roth. Three base
h.tS--Cou~tncy Roth. Hendrix. stolen
scott Hooper LET; on hass-Wa ~hinE
ION m; BOSTON 10 Bases on hslis--on
johnson, e. Russell. Is: Zachary. ..
con. In : nuincS on Russell. in 6 2.a
Pc-nGcL > IN 2i-5 innings: OH Snyder,
@ in Ills innings. OF Courtney. o in
- innings hit by rItchcr--hy John
ION twal;crsi; by Snyder (WaltcrsI: by
Tcruock tH!rc1. Struck out-hy John
son, {: 10y Zachary. :: by Courtney l. by
Russell. g.. ny rcnnuck. / Wild pitch
Johnson. Winning nltcher-Russcll Los
ing pitrher-.Iohuson Enthusiastically
end Moriariy. Time. 2;c0.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AZ Princeton, y J.-S,var,hrn-n
;: Pnnccton. Q
Al S4wberry, :. C.-Ecwbcrrv Il.
hrnson. o.
At Columbia. s WoNord. 10
;outh Carolina, IL
=; Sfshv!llc, Tenn. --rn!v"rsity %.
.!P5.sSippi. g. Vanderbilt. 3
A; Black sburg. Na-V. +. T.. v
8. ].
A; st-rkv!iI". Miss-iioward CO...
cze 2 Mississippi a. & NJ, GC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

iica,hc"tc: stock. uornshv. Errors-Carcv
grimm. TNO-bas. hits-Stuck McIIrury
f"urn:rr. stolen bssc.-,,nrcv South.
Wo!tn @. stock; Sacri:iccS-I'arcy. Cation
tu'thiW. lpouhlc plnyS-Caton 10 cut.
ShaM !" Grimm. Left "n buscs-rii;s.
Snr,;h, :. st Louis BASES on ba!is--orr
Sciuhi, g. StrCck uui--by Cooper 4 ,y
Schnpp. .. Wild pitcn.s--Schunp co3pnr
linnircs --klcIn aud k:nslin. Timr-l ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
YANKEES. q: ATHLETICS. |

rHiIA pElpillA April l5.---Nay-
Tor Weakened after shutting out New
Nork Cor sin inninEs today and
Gcch'S single with the bases filled
in the seventh scored Two runs and
the visitors defeated Philadelphia 1
10 |. Ruth was presented with a
nat bcfcr, the game and struck out
three timcS in succession, the last
time with the bases allied. Quinn's
W I'D pitch gave the locals their only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
DISCARDED PITCHER WINS
GAME FOR BO5TON|ANS
Ocschgcr Defeats Giants To .
i'm Brilliantly-pIaycd Contest.
ShOrtstopS Field We'll.
by AsscC!i.-lr:rss I

again defeated the Chants here to-
day. the score being / 10 o. Ocsch-
ger. Giant discard. shut out the
New lurk players while Hoston
scored the only run OF the game in
the seventh inning on Cruises single
and steal and Manns singh" The
icldin;: OF The rival shortStops. Ma
ranNill" and Fletcher. featured Il bril-
liantir played game.
llOS score:
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SPORTS
WALTER johnson DRIVEN
FROM MOUND BY BOSTON
Red SoN Hammer Speed King and
Secure Five Runs In Two
Innings.

BOSTON. April l5.-Bos,on drove
Johnson out OF the box after two in
ninss III the opening OF the big
league season here today. in that
time. getting five OF their seven runs
and winning, To &. in IA game feat
u-cG bs the fielding OF Hooper and
the hitting OF Roth.
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CINCINNATI, q; CHICAGO, 3

-. ISNATi April. lh.--vau.hp.s
l.dn"ss aud the ragged nc!diny ~
,e nichsp team enabled the wo-id's
o' i!c s@aSon today. 10 ,. L,I,h,U"L
,heS made only four h!,s Has.., ~,
ID 's ana errors were rCsponsiblc for
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American Association.

NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1: Co
lumbuS. j.
AZ Kansas City--Kansas City. .;
I.
~ lnnianapolis-Iad indianapolis. 4
Toledo. ;. 90 innings)
NJ kcc-aiilwaukcc-St PAU;
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STANDING or CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ISostOii ut New York.
philadelphia ut ltrooklrn.
Chicago AT Cincinnati

All OF the Cincinnati runs. Ring WAS
IN, ~, rn ny i,"'i ,% in" maL
nothing with him, and his support
was very fast. y pnc-handcd jump
ms eaten by duncan of a hard liner
from Twcmhly's bat closed the game
IN tn" ninth inning.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

AT Charlotte. y. c.-Akron Untcr-
nat"nan. II: Charlotte (South At
ianticj,
\, Drrhnm. y C.-Bunaio Un,cr-
nationals. IL: Durham CPicdmonD. 4
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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
Southern Association.

atlanta. >. Chattanooga. O.
Nashville. 10; birmingham, 6.
New Orleans. ;; Mobile. s.
Memphis-I!ttle Rock, postponed:
ain
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Cincinnati.
Totals ..a. q q H.
- L. 49,

Chicago "a n lam
cincinnati .- CON T. n,'-H
summary; Run Fack = H"ilochcr.
nhtn ;pm'h Nrilc. King. i.rrors.iI":xog
'1rhcF, :. brllc vaughn. {: Twp-baSr. hits
.btuDrft. N"n!" Stolen hases-R.i H.
koush; LEI, on bases Chicago. :: ON,
y.nn"ti, ., Ba.cs on balis-On Ring, 2:
~ vaughn, Z Hi 10y pitrh"r-Tsy Ring /
Str"'k Guilty Ring. - Namghn TIM.
rir"s-M":an ana RlEi'F. I'!:nc .! game
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ST. LOUIS, 3; PITTSBURGH, 3


-. IDITS, ApriI la.-St i.ouis
daE. winning 3 to =. after :, s"r-sa,y
struggle. Schupp'S wiidnrss was re-
sponsiblc for both q! rittgLuruh's
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STANDING or CLUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
Srw York nj PHILADELPHIA.
~. I.uni> at Cleveland.
Washington AT lSO~tOn.
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philltlrlDl,iu
BROOKLYN.

.
nhn fU' <ru.r-r in ,tr.h - u
iJt't,,n.n i"t NhfGrarH n son
l,."II'n i"f NdmauI ~ a.v.nth
s,"'''H iGr 'l"hart in cirhth
hii.i"lrhia q o. u
brooklyn q u
NuiUmbrys Runs U,,,. e."
Vans x ,'n. ! Miller. rauiat;c ~ nI.o,,
ierrn, "nnmrS'nh % wheat. Myers. H"ni
- 'NS ''t"n johnston k0u..chy Wn,j
mr." Inr MIS- NIIsr. Olson 90. Nc,s
". d" mans stolen bas. + Niiinr s, ".
-, -Miiilnus Wi,hrow. i"hust"n
= 7fu y pnUil" ',lhyH bancroft 80
t. T. NJ t.ssNleiI a.; Ncuscl to nancrof,
rh,iad"I,h.a IgDDkI,n. . TIA
81 Smith. 90 Woinort. / iii, va
IN, ming 90 Ni.,ntsI u, IN II G"!nssv.
,'r,bi' ~ ~ l-a inning ,nor" rut n
inn ii sd, nnin. Of Milius j in !
'%"is,. hs weirerr ! ,wh"s, stn,,,
ny Sn'h. hy Narduart Win
n,Chrs- Snltf /. Na-"uard. / Wiur'inr
!,,,n,,f ,tm"H l.na.uE pitcher Mn.
.rp"rh. tmr.rcs- Mccormick ana Ism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

hnu, tonight. O'powd suh.
Tor Jack Triton. who was un,
irhcar on account of Illness.
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TER JOHNSON FROM BOX IN SECOND INNING

O'nowi IS-act",-. s.n,.-c..~.
BRlDGEPORT. CONN. April Is
Mike ODowd, middie-weipnt cham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

Hold First Shoot Today.
The West End Gun Club will begin
shooting this aftS-noon at ,hcir new
grounds. stop II. Westhampton Car
Line. At $3.50 o'clock.
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SPORTS

! pion of the world. knocked out W..
ter l.turctta. 81 Canada, IN the sixth
round of scheduled, twelve round
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How They Stand Teddy
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
B0StOn. :: Washington. Il.
New York., !: Philadelphia. I.
Detroit -CliIcnY0 tr;Iin.
1T. -CIctelunu trainl.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Bnston. u: New York. u.
i'hiiiidrlpiiia, Il: !irooi,lsn. Z.
Cincinnati :: Chicago. ,.
~. Louis. :: Pittsburgh. =.
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I'ittslIlIrril

Totals Is 7at .
'fS'i"d FOR Clark,
fE1il'd for CONFER
Scrr" hv innings
fIitsbilrch
ST i.ouis ...
summary Runs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
"GREATER TECH" is AIM
AT MCKINLEY HIGH
Committee of Students, Alumni and
Faculty Will Outline Needs
Of School.

Definite plans for its city-wide
movement to obtain Increased faciIi-
Ties for Mckinley Manual Training
School were formulated by the create
night in the institution. The commit.
tee is composed of members OF the
student body, alumni association and
sAculty.
. Speakers will be sent to meetings Of
various civic associations to urge
support of the campaign; The COM
mittee members also will send to
members Of Congress copies of
pamphlets outlining the conditions
and needs of the school.
Two thousand copies of a pamphlet,
! describing in detail the situation at
Tech. due to overcrowding and the
consequent lack of Accommodations,
together with proposed plans for en-
largimg the, school have been printed.
1t was announced.
J. Harper Snapp. chairman Of the
publicity committee Of the greater
Tech" body pointed out that the
recomme ndations for an appropriation
school budget for improvements at
tho school had been stricken out of
the measure in its final draft.
Literature prepared by the commit
tee for it's campaign. stipulate that
the present facilities at Tech ARE
wholly inadequate and unsuitable for
the proper functioning. not only as d
high school hut as a school Of any
character" 1t cites that conditions
ut the school have gradually become
worse, and for some time past an en-
rolIment of 1900 pupils has been in
conveniently accommodated by ia
cIlities whose normal capacity is but
l.r.. I,
mends an addition to the existing
building. and the pcrchase OF adjoin-
ing site for an athletic field and COM
munity playground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
LEFEvRE MAY RESIGN.

PARIS. December 15.--Andre Le-
fevre. minister of war. was expected
to make public his resignation from
the Leagues cabinet today as a result
Of 81 disagreement with his colleagues
relative to the provisions Of the mill
tary service bill introduced into the
chamber of deputies yesterday.
While the measure was being dis
cussed by the cabinet, M. Lefevre in.
sisted that the men be called for a
term of two years, while the premier
and other ministers held that a
shorter time would suffice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
ELECTED TO CONGRESS.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. December Is.
with a light vote cast in the sew
eral counties of the fifth ,congres-
sional district, w. B. Boiling. demo :
crat in a special election, was elected
to the unexpired term of Senator j.
Thomas Heflin, who resigned the
office November 1, following nomina-
ton 10 the Senate. Mr.. Boiling will
go to Washington to assume his
duties December 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
eKafka:s
VIE SHOp FOR YOUNG FOLKS AtD I
lrOk7zAfLN A0pA2El FOR EbERYJtQM4h1 |
F at Tenth St.
GIFT Hosiery

Gift Hosiery
-Women's Black Silk
Dropstitch Hosiery
Phoenix Full ashioncd
Silk Hosiery
Fiber Silk Hosiery, in
gray, deer, cordovan
Onyx Openwork Silk
Hosiery. in cordovan.
Onyx All-Silk Hosiery,
Pointex heel.
- p h en- TX All silk
Hosiery, black, cordovan.
white.
Van Raalte, Phoenix
and Onyx Hosiery, all
styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
Can,so1es

of wash satin and crepe
dc chine: daintily trim
med. some with hem
stitching.
Boudo;r CAPS
OF Jap silk and wash sat
in. lace and ribbon TRIM
med.
Undervests
Of Vanity Fair glove silk
and Phoenix ribbed silk.
Pett,coats
of Taffeta or Satin, all the
newest shades: accor-
dion-pleated flounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
Speaking of
Gifts
did you ever
stop to think
that

at any rate, it seems
that a good many peo-
pie are choosing gifts
this season with ex-
IRENE care and dis
cri m ination-looking
to the specially select
ed stocks of this shop
for inspiration and a
satisfactory answer to
their peculiar problems
of what to give. Prices
extremely moderate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
Six Bjouses

BLOUSES OF striped silk
crepe de chine, filmy nets,
fine satins, georgette
silk, tricolette and Mi
quanette. Many new
Overblouse models not
before shown. All mod
erateIy priced. Many re-
Gently reduced.
Christmas
Gift Boxes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
a Gift IS a Better Gift
# It $ a Gift Well Chosen
Enue1obe Chen;sc

Enve1ope Chem'se
of crepe de chine, wash
satin and Vanity Fair
glove silk.
B1oomers
OF wash satin, crepe de
: chine and glove silk.
Gowns
of crepe de chine and
wash satin, -daintily trim
med.
Breakfast Robes
of corduroy, in rose, Co
pen and purple. Some are
silk lined.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
RICHMOND PROOF
Should Convince Every Richmond
Reader

The frank statement of neigh
Dor, telling the merits of RENE
dy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at.all.
Here's a Richmond case.
A Richmond citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
H. c. Brewer, grocer, Big Hill
avenue, says: Il have used Doan's
Kidney Pills at different times
when my kidneys have been out
Of order, and know they are a
good remedy. My back ached and
l had soreness in my kidneys and
it hurt me to stoop. My kidneys
-cted irregular1y, especially if ]
caught cold. Doan's Kidney Pills
have never failed to relieve the
trouble and straighten my back. "
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills,-the
same that Mr.. Brewer had. Eos
ter-Milburn Co., Mfgrs. Buffalo,
n. Y. oct s Is p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GETS
over HIS TROUBLES

worst kind of misery in the PIT Of
my stomach My food seemed TO
do me no good and | became SO
weak, run down and nervous that
/ never felt like doing a days
work In fact, many day 1t was
all Icould do to operate ms car.
"When Tanlas was put on sale
in Tampa l. bougrt bottle AID
in three days after starting on it
the gas had stopped forming on
my stomach and l could eat with
out any discomfort. l am now eat
ing just anything want and new
er have a pain or uncomfortable
feeling afterwards. | am now feel
ing just splendid and-my old-tinle
strength and energy are rapidly
returning. From my experience.
l honestly believe that Tanlac IS
the best medicine sold for any
sort of stomach trouble"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond DIV
Stockton & Son; in Berea hy the
WEIGH Department Store, am. at
College Hill by Ginter Bros.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22

They did not consult him as to
whom they should nominate, nor will
they ask him to help decide tn elea-
que question. Mr.. Wilson consulted
him and others of his party in build
ing thePalis covenant and with heroic
demands had written into the coven-
ant their suggestions. but Mr.. Taft
may be sure that the enemies of the
league who dominate his own party
will not be guided by his counsel in
the future any more than they have
been in the past.
Outside this group of thirty-one.
who for paIty's sake have abandoned
and repudiated that which they help
ed to father, and support for time,
12r outstanding pro-league republi-
cans, led by Hamilton Holt, editor Of
the Independent, have signed pledge
to support Cox and Roosevelt through
whose election alonn thy see any hope
for American honor in internatioal
affairs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
KINGSTON

Farmers in this section are busy
sowing wheat.
Virgil Hamilton, of Texas,
spent few days here last week
with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brandon
burg, of Richmond, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Hamilton Sunday.
Burgoyne Bother and children.
of Vincent, Owsely county, spent
the weekend at the home of RAY
Mainous.
Mrs Vernon Daniels was called
to the bedside OF her mother, Mrs.
Richard Golden, who is very sick
at her home near Berea.
Mrs. Lawrence Powell and
children spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, near
Dreyfus.
Miss Anna Powell, teacher at
this place, spent the weekend
with the homefolks in Jackson
county. eSz32 {
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
TIRED, NERVOUS MOTHERS,
VINOL IS WHAT YOU NEED
To Make You Well and Strong

Women in this city who are
tagged out" weak, overworked
an dnefvous should profit by the
experience of Mrs. L. w. George
She says, Il was weak. rundown
and nervous, with no ambition to
do anything. After everything
else had failed, Vinol built me UP
and restored my strength"
This is another link in the great
chain of evidence to prove to over
worked mothers that Vinol con-
tains the very clements needed to
build them up and make them
strong.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
KENTUCKY FARMERS TO
ORGANIZE-FUND RAISED

The, executive committee of the
kentucky Farm Bureau, at a meeting
in Louisville, decided that the farm
er is not justified in selling his pro-
ducts until he can obtain for them at
least the cost price of production ans
in restricting this production to the
point where he can get a return for
his labor This declaration was made
after a lengthy conference of the
members who met at the Seelbach
Hotel.
At the same time, four-fifths of a
SIS 900 fund to be used in organizing
farm bureaus in all of the rs counties
as yet not organized, was raised b!
voluntary subscription among mem
bers of the committee and others al
the meeting.