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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

Take, for instance, the statrsnent recently
made by Mr. Iohn w. Saul, q popular
mAchinHt empAcyed at The Ship Yards and
residing At No. IOS Bast Thirteenth
street. Hcays:
"Pfant Juice is certainly the greatest
medicine In the world and IL was the only
one of the numbers Of medicines have
taken that restored me to health. For
months have been troubled with my
stomach and could not digest the bghtest
kind of food; il would ferment IN my
stomach and cause gas to form; would be
doubled up with pain and / could not
sleep at night: l was constipated, had
pains in my back; i lost In weight, had
poor color IN my face: all this time had
been doctoring and spent hundreds of dol
lars on medicines which did me absolutely
no good My druggist recommended
Plant Juice to me as be said be had never
heard so many people speak SO highly Of
any medicine ~ he had of Plant Juice
! took his advice and started TO take
Plant Juice. The druggist told me ] would
not have TO pay for If it did not reieve
me; but certainly was glad TO pay for it
for after the frst few doses got SO much
benefit / continued TO take it and DOW /
have q fne appetite, sleep 6ne at night
and have not pam On An echa- I have
gained four pounds m weight and hsye a
good, healthy color. My wife's fsther and
mother, when they saw the wonderful
benefit got, started to take Plant Juice
also with the same fine results. My m-
covery is nothing short of a-miracie end T
would advise everyone who suffers With
stomach trouble to take Plant Juice"
The Plant Juice Man Is at the Miller
Drug Store, 4O44O6 Market street. where
be is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits of
this remedy. Free samples gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

familiar with the really
ntur Christmas delivery.
originated and Club order encourage
more TO Christmas selections
THERE ARE JUST 13 WEEKS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
by Christmas
" havea of Christmas shopping
make
the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
First Visit to Wilmington.

Called as witncn for the Court of
Oyer and Terminer William Gonce, a
farmer of Blackbird hundred, visited
Wilmington for the first time in his life
yesterday. Although sixty years old and
living within a short distance OF this city,
he saw trolley car and rode in an elevator
for the first time. He owns considerable
property and is reputed to bc wealthy
but declared he had always been too busy
to go To any cities. He was brought TO
this city in the automobile of Samuel J.
Newland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
Arrests Come Later.

The Prohibition enforcement officers
announced today that in some of the
cases in which raids were made on Satur-
day, the arrests will not be made until
later this week, as there are number of
matters at present taking the attention
of the government authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

pany and small private bank State
officials say that the ponzi crash WAS
clearly reflected in the troubles Of the
banks which hnd been mdcrnln by de-
poeitors. In each case except that Of the
Hanover Trust and the small affiliated
private bank, it has been indicated that
the banks we're solvent, but lacked ready
cash to meet the demands Of alarmed de-
Dositorr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

course gift will be the form OF
full credit the Gift and Thrift
Club with US.
there
o be than
Among practical suggestions single for the house
Hooser
Stands Library Tables Chairs Rockers 90
Desks members
and Club Join day this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
ITALIAN KING SEES VATICAN.
From an Airship He Views the Papal
Domain For First Time.

Rome, Sept. 28.--King Victor r..
mnnue set eyes for the first time upon
n portion OF his capital he had never
before seen when he flew over Rome
and the surrounding hills In Dirigible
"a Friday, according to description
of the fight printed by the Messaggero.
Flying low, the newspaper says, the
dirigble passed over the Vatican Gar
dens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
A Wilmington MAN
TELLS THE STORY
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
stored His Health After All
Others Had Failed.

There rs no theory about the benefit dc
saonn stomach S medicine when h e,dy day :1G veil
huence come out with signed statements
relating the wonderful benefit they have
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28

Pope Benedict WAS driving IN the gar
den, it il said, and hearing the dirigible
he watched IL Tor several minutes. He
was clearly visible from the airship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
New South Side Dance Hall.

A license for Becton Hall, 1lS South
Market street, to operate as dance hall
for the Negroes of that neighborhood, has
been issued by Mayor Taylor, with the
approval of the Police Department. The
building was formerly a garage.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Records Shaw That Weather ard Clt
mate Are the Same Today a.
They We're Lang Age.

Weather AMI e'rsata have moi,
changed frela the tine at tie Pilgrims
t'oSn Nn lhg IFf@ent day are the
rloslns words ~ aa article ~ PROF.
Robert sie &, Ward IT ilarsagd uHi'
ycrsity. pn THE Snowfall II the l'Ht
ted States, iH tt% \, lratltie Monthly.
That thsS ~ ~ n proved by 4 ca,,
partisan ~ prvgrnttlAy ton'ltt0gs w'b
Those ~ accurately rVv0rled hy The
early settlers az New England There
are accounts ~ srtnt c,aj ~ deep
SHOWS ~ violcut Water stngGas,
There nre rlsn many descriptions ~
very ,uIlA p,ui open winters Thus.
we read cf sNsTelnher and .ianuart ~
Sru,hilag MAY and Jung II nascrl
growing in HE woods In utlwiH'cr;
II ga Rite snowfall as scurtviy 70 give
opportunity for eHtoytps the music
~ The sleigh he|ls;' of green Christ.
tayeS. ~ Winter turned inta sum
ntrr " ,lo ground hare foe the nas,
part, a. t'tlr tcr. ot crogG<e> IN -
wlA tje,e,s ~ heQ,9, Nrl ~ nlars
nut sf'er lv;tsvs IN laryr
ary"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
WHENCE THE WORD CANnlBAL
Eaters ef Human Flesh Were lnhahl,
tanIs Of the Wsst indian Island
Of Gambia

When Columbus landed nn the island
~ lialEi n hage banquet Nus given in
HIS honor hy native ehlcrtnin. and
ssh that occasion 10 rhaneed e. notice
TINT two or three NJ the Bttorissrat
guest lore scars on thels uak,,l bodies
Suggesting serious wuHnds
Ia r"srnp>s' to his polite inquiry.
they snii that he scars represented
bites which gentlemen frain the mar,
nv island II Gambia had casualty taken
oaf 81 their parsons.
II was fHrfhar "Nn'nieeA that the
pr,q,lr of "anha taunou TODAY as
Porto NvN Nyte addicted "a he habit
NJ eating mHrBo iosb HHi Stat 90 -,
aia Il, lanWn4c igNnrr th,y uerr
accustomed ~ ndgrtrGe artned rutas
ueop RI, l1lAps and otter neishtor
fult%
.tcuro tas,No lrm,l The origin ~
Iise HVs,t y,aatsat,1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t


lodging frsn reports ffem druggists
who are eonstsatiy in tIress taaeh With
the pahlse, ,hsss 10 one preparation that
hss been very successful in overcoming
tAsas eond,taons. The niit and hsaAas
tntsosaee II fr. kl,nsr's swamp Rest 10
soen realized. IL stands tina highest fef
Il. remarkable record O! saeeess
An examining physician ios one IT the
rrsNsn~ns iAsv Insurance Ietutsniss. In
at stssrvsew on The sQhBe.t. maze ths ~
tnnlstins statement that ens rcssca Why
~ sssny applicants for Insurance are ~.
i~esta 10 bessus. kidney tfoahls 10 -
common % 'hs .AsMetieaa ,nsarls. and tho
lafse majority u ,hoss ~he%r apaIlea.
tom are declined d. net eyen wnsssst
ths, they have the disease II " on ss
.. oil drug stores IN bottles o. TIVE sssrA.
Hseaiam Ard large
However, II faa wish Sr-s "a ,~s, the
FT~ss preparation H~ad ten eesu 80 In
L.lsn~r 4 Co.. hins's.n.oa, N T.. far =
ssrNpls bottle. When writing h sure and
rsartlon this paper Air
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

A STORY In tusd az young woman
eenne~toi With leadit,g Chicago nd
yeraisiRg agency who, on lake trip
during aer vacation ,iallled for the
nrSt ttfne with the stss'tietles az rua'
lestr. After winning saatae $50. she
kept rlay ing antli she lost all that she
had wen. Ihssusiipg her original par
chase ~ chips and thea retired froia
the game, A friend ptv,t'=stlng said !,
why dsdaf yoa Quit when yea aess
$40 Hheaa at the games"
'oh Could hats quit them wss
the rrioiades. Il thought | had Ia
hrsr 90 playing Until w0n oil the
chlps."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

When tire fur IN o. hc cut. II n
iaarsed With chalk en- the sAin side
ard cut with the rasor blade at0as
thss marking t'isc,@ are tained hy
hessslng the edges together evenly aiHi
se"thg thena by everlasting thr
thread and drawing II tight M tAa,
the edges are Hfialy h~Ii.
before umsihs fur coat. one
shuuii eqt aad Al an inteyln'gis, II
Dise IA 20 he use,t. or take rhesp
eDn'tgic ard cat spd ~ It by tie iat.
Term ssiec;~d making auy alterations
aese~sary The fur is ~ be rut nv
This iJnspg ~o 80 ta Bsold ste ans,
ailpratl,a,s, EHpcrip~iijts aius' I'D
dose IN The '.alas spd not In precious
yurn, Yer Fhc ailk Npu@. crepe 10.
ehue. certain 'afre'pS aAi Iapaasse
s,iAa trpNv VERY tweabla
A s.g"rt coat u striped fur end zoe
~ s.ai~5ln ure shown In the picture.
@s Eo.st rnt~leis 20 copy Ia stsak rg ever
tarS SQUIRT either natural er dyed.
koliusky m.u& nr mu~krat aiSh, lie
gaNte In liit fashion. Tie coei has a
Wide eoiiar WITH darA strips. vertical
and N finished at ire tpsitam w Fr.Hst
wtih ii aide border ~ skia~ running
horizontally The cua, ut she risht
might be ~ heavier mnlv*@Sia aud eth,
ar fhert halred fufS With collar II
murten ar skunk "r ~ the samn pe,f>
as tire r"rt II has y nnrrow hc.,
thai matches II. BOT thar ~ Hot essen.
tlel shrrr are MS many hFltirv-a coats
Rs fsfh4rS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
five Elas
or SUFFERING
Epora La,Nf Ersks Dewn md
Mas Most Miserable, OH,
CaruAa Brought Rekses and
New She Ii k,sea.

nEgwwa. Msss--Mss NJ H. sr~iave.
rec Rsli' ssNass ~ tuslu~ss ~Atuat
I've wears aga ] broke aexa
and sS~eA Nv tas tssi
What sasewSd ne USE Gnew. wan
b 80 mnsh rasn tsosa by ss.ee~ to nay
waist. srstaaslas and ds#N-sSs nnsia I
ssssaght ssaia cestasaly sssa
grew 81 weak ! ssassslns sat. ira
~ disss sad tssa, SID every ssaAe I
ssvsea aa NAV fs~t | Aaa she Ftasa nass.
cradle ana heavy fe~islas In the l0ses
pars NJ say tAsty
hsgan On ,>wrsal II strvag'A h.
eneA me after q sew ssssses ASA III.
nlsnssA~4 The after The arst
battle. ssaameac~d To feed eestef.
l rc.ainsa nas Etspvsiss I
,eaA the Caraai rsas along :.
sEa we'll stsd stress4, That has hs~a
faus years can do ali nay wesk aat
tsvs Are"
caraul has been fesad TO he Il wax
satle t,a.ls f~ selsen, Ii II essss.
ts,sssi AZ harmless me<i,ctnai ingre.
agvais uhssA ASA Ia a mild and gentle
way en the SYSTEM and aein IL bald
al ths h,sdy aud nerves,
Year druggist sSlia CarAGt Try L.
ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

A. peits are hT~msiIng more ard
riore preeiaas. and even th0sa that
are considered ordinary and plentiful,
euasinuE ta advance II, prize. the. own
FF VI far s.aat itsaks npnu Il as an
tnyestWonr that Increases constantly
tn value. II II bard "a pr dist any.
th'na about the future prices II faFs
bat people who ARE wsl insartpssi
say there ia M chan,e ot it,eir failing
for snhm time to cone tGc chanres
are thai they wlii c,mtlnsir to S. az
IN yiew Il th.S. shart fur costs h. Sc
advantages nynv nh either, he.8usr
they cost less Hrr very sD18rt and
present sisan,e 10 remodel patty.
worn long coats into something that
IN stylish aad new,
S,Ntc fur~ are d,f'tcalt IN make ar
ar o. rrpsosici because tile ss'Bs rtusi
be matched, ,ha; Is lHss Together so
taa. The Joining Ia hardly trresltitsIe
en the fur ssla, THESE require tra.
fe*slunal fHrflsef'a services NJ aess costs
srp 70 10 etan&ed ~ repsiyltel 9th.
er fNrs that d. n,d fvgI!fe 'tnatta
TN" can he handled ~ ghr average
dressmaSer nv g,od ntr,llesaHaiN
quite successfully The farrler's tools
are few ana staple. They inslutir q
short very sharp knife FIR cott,ns
the fur ~ the sktn sls'p spctiai tr!-
angular nseslIen for sewing. chalk ftr
marking and strong thrrad Home
dressmakers uNn rn&ar blades for etlt.
ting and hny nertlicS and thread VI
tt. rlshP Sa.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
f.lzhslr niMSf,ntent

That's o ftrptir asasi little si,@eV'h
Of yours Frank" said Manager
shakespeare. ~ Judge Ranau riipi~si
into The stage sntrwnes with abosber
hsGarfg ~ 'naussf1 I'M.
(which cite IL 'sstT"
THE one tssEiprlns. To I've ~ mot
to ~ lir' N is inrwgaf@*se
"rUt l haye mentioned The oIftFe@.
c-T '*ruags sud i'tvss psEss ani
legal delays apd al flast Aart ~ thtns ="
Yes Eni yeg arat carry nyti the
thought lou don't say y word atspus
siaeffttr hours sDd Gns4fs sAE~4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
ssxlna Coal.

4 'oeal factory STARRED work few
e9Hts ~ asi u ,ts,@ haatting, Rttft haNg.,'
qgan'try ~ c;aeis'f< tryEa another 10.
eai factory for use III the CONSTRUCTION
One II ilts esncrs NJ The nsw factory
uss naktac the rsspbts ~ h's p.Ant
stAin after tAe tSrss itsAA ~ rih5rrs ~es
received he discovered his tlresasn
sh0velns the einders into the fits'soS
The fireman Maid The ciBders burned
readily, an9 the owner said Trey sawed
cssai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
Girls! A mass Of long,
thick. gleamy tresses

Lef "Danicrinc# save yonr hair and
double It's beauty, You can have lo's
q long. thiss. streng. lastrous hair
Don't let II stay ilfcFesa, thin. scraEgty
or tadlng arIug back .,s color. ylgof
and vitality,
Get a Gl~r mt bottle az delightful
II t1IEyttsfr.ssnr st Aay drag oT taassf ewmrss
ter ~ freshen your scalp check dan.
irBff ard fsil!ng hair. Your hair needs
this stimulating tonic: then It's life,
color, brightness aud abundance viii
rcsarn- Hurry l---Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

There Ia SssErre raiaw!ntnr millinery
that says 'hasl and faFRvelt~ Hlssesst
In tire Ssnee frea sft-~afsfsAe& a. ffs
Past 3yteltnguss, ~ wiiaser styles and
disap.4ars 20 make way fs'r The
deuJsw,sssu hsts that rrs~'sNae t'sase for
SY- The ds-ereat syIs"s NJ saal's-
te9v ~ represented III {as~e tTst tx-
traace,> 81 t'se SEASONS 5,ls4as. as strS%t
hs.s, Ayvss hats ana ps.iure hats
\ hai lhsr VIII Traye s'qgsal tn ainssast
sny S'ty ~ aear arrs.srs 'n ,h% very
slogan sr,~f aas,-lei a; the ;es " tA@'
gT,aa pS,sWepa ae~1ve II has Still.
Sasgoihig ctsereSl cra~7s .,ss tan sssta
sesi no unss@r nrtrA sf'rn.-3 sharply up
At the ltts SIDE far'a w3tA tlacs yes.
Set. Therp -, tC5as e s1,ia 'oTTsssns
q BE- Hi s3Ag9t re- CTy7pa. N-vi sst sSlsss +
spg,l,e.i IT ;lsc trogt ard sssls-s. THE
-Asre sp@ cnfsrs used n thls lar pre-,
elasrs " St~P~; usg~ssi rgta r. q g.A.
t~r.ats this. viii place IL IN ,ae fsnsv
III ,lreSsaer bats aGs' sslov Il 70 ~
x<ry ascfpl
TIE Sast ~, II c-rF~ gs>,rSettr
x..s ~xesnlls~i hria Eac1Ex =; ysiyst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Conat .pat'an invites a'hev troubles
which eetae speedily unless qaieaty
checked aud o4eFfnsas hF t.geaa
.An.Asl Flower " aAea 4s..ts, ,seas1e ssasic
tive. regulates dlsesylon pota N
stomach and infesfjnes. cleans and
awreishs thu stomach aad aiimea'ary
canal, stimulates tho liver ta Aecrsge
che bile and Impurities from she ,Iosd,
II II sovereign remedy Used 10 tngny
thousands af households all over the
civilized world FOR more thaa half a
century by tbose who have suffered
with digestion. nervous dyspepsia.
sluggish liver. coming np Of fnod, pat.
pitation. constipation and ether tn.
tss'inal troubles Soli ny druggists
and dealers everywhere. Try bottle.
take 20 substitute. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
csr,xlaIY Ne,.

AF~Npte iseeNsae attached to pseos
as faguttar~."
Quite ~.
1--WE kaesn families 10 cling 10 an
odd chair, htsl ar something ~ the
sort THAT had h~sn handed down fx
generations"
That's net unusual"
"ftnt yoa never hear any loud lam.
eatatiens ahea the old nosogear In
srraepsi ard wplwtsSi by the ne~
cue. "~~B birmingham Age Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Sharks taat seem 10 rlarsh6iesa
among the fnrccs crssml,a'3rE the high
rnst vi living. II an experiment moss
lsciHg rsaAe hy canning cpmrRuy at
Long Isearh Ca. proves ssece@ssHl
EpcDgtra eed by rupor'S ~ govern
h3pe shark. FNsrr7n@n " these waters,
Is both nutritious ard pleasing Ia
The TASTE. the Gaming c"snpany IL pre-
partac IN hansiip The new drIh'acy In
sau@are fern assss raace II upon the
market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
neLnl MRli

Niscr iar'AesaHt hey braoa y,art,4I
Sye tn4n tho weather WIS thv,Htn0l.e.
We t'1e dti npt w uHrrvte ej IN doe
tesRe ,hey stepped nF 5he crowded
train NJ the SoUh aRfian.
~llsve yen Fat wa The um'rellax,
Jahuat =" was her nrsy ttses''uu.
II s1svuid say had. said the hoy.
Il hail thrive when started. ard now
I've gut live inato,, 1'rensrrlpt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
ASPIRIN For HEADACHE
Name "Bayef" II on Gsouina
Aspirin--say Bsyef

insist on "f.ayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
In = "hayer package, containing prop
90 directions for Headache Colds
Pain, Neuralgia. l.umhago, and Rhea-
snatian. Name "Ilaysr" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. iinady TIN toxes of Il
tablets cost few cents Aspirin Is trade
mark of Hayer Manufacture 1T Memo
scatlcacidesler o. SaIlcyiicacii.--Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Edwin Sad seea regassery where
there were uiang msasDlsg'as oDs day
lte said ta ttls ma her "8yhen | di~.
doa't sa3i In h. burlvd In one u
these garages Ia the cemetery"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
"Pspe's Ciap~pnn" h the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief

When meals hit back snd yUur storm
arh In spGr. acid, Esssy. or y12 fssi full
sK1 sioa.e7. When ynH have tesrT
lsfs,ss at pain nr hssdsche fran lpdt
r~sftoa- Here il Instant r~lses-
1as; a. ss,rs ~ yea est tablet On
tro af Pspe's pssssystn all the egs
reTyxss. Indigestion snd stomach dis-
srwss rawaea by s~adstr ~nds. These
pheasant. harmless tablets 1T psps's
Dsar~pssn n~ssr fall 70 hsrtrslls~ ,hs
harmful stomach acids ard inaks ron
fs%i ans q, 0nex. and they eSst ~ Ill.
Tie al drag see~~s4--Ads.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

cnn be Developed IN any good ccrabs.
ias,tps4 of tSo c13arS II II back
greuH@t ftgr n sFSttpA'A rn~e nn1 s+#nti
mi foliage pr Aey at&cF s@rEsrsgx aos-
or lbs, FEW De as-,d az ise srar l,er-
fnvya.f ig Ifa p-s~iacfIssa ~ n de
rtHgWisst3 t,sass asf II I'm ~ Aae
srt III mttStaery 'hst afli tm~~ uaacv
toe most rr5t css # eycs a,s.l r,.n.ise
,>sstv nfsgrayst~an3 slsrs
T1se wtt'y 'rila' ae,i 'sat nj ;Sn right
s~ruys ssse fsrey ~ us t3ses .sser. Gn.
hAr.le-e'i ~ say ttaogsst,t Of wi#ty.
ssIsrxr7igs- isss4f with ~ anA sae
fahreS4 ~ rsaA% 'asaS st,~e mis-
sA,as il ssaapgy tn I've l,yeJy lls c-nwn
* IT aasrp~ wssasre -'ls1-oa r2Aces row
after raV The tsrtss IL sFassEp "a lay-
tyS If vss tt-sss. arstf k.st. e~sl grs4sse ry.
pear SIX aJTIsees clusters u Trsy~s
aa1 fesi sse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
IBaclkacha, alsd Kidney,

Nefk ~ DnS
ktA@ u ef&An
sAs1sa ~ ks!rssl
AaxfgIm mAksk
ssss@sr sassak vino
kxarsHs slre tins
wxxs sExs-
b. sMxaa
sss&sssx xal uTis
A3aA ssaalRta
washla iIsss tsRsy
In great Asazs-
1An 60. ever
f-Tkissas La srx
khdRass hsaaAss
No eaee.Am sa
bleed sassle&
kas&Mas Ia liza
sEsss ssss Asa
s3mslps 'soaSys-
tAsA u che isissf
ssssaas hsaAasAsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

"tA,@s your wife play bridge stiliT
"Ao," rsplI~i SIR, aaektou. not II
by 'stilf yus tnsaE silent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-26
RREssLER BREAKS ANKLE.

Cincinnati, May 25.-The Reds MT
both F'illingim and Oeschger hard TO
day and won from Boston, II 10 z.
Bressler starting his first game OF the
season did not allow hit in the Two
innings he worked. In the last haI
of the second inning, after driving IN
the first run with a single, he was
injured in sliding to second and an
x-ray taken tonight showed that
small bone in his ankle is broken.
Luque pitched well after taking Bres-
sler' place.
Bottom .001 900 010-2 4 1
Cincinnati .050 Oh 02x-11 IT.
Boston, Fillingin1, Oeschger and
Gowdy, O'Neill: Cincinnati, Bressler.
Luque and Wingo.
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YANKS WIN ON
RU7H'S HOMER
AMERICAN LEAGUE HAS BUNCH
OF FOUR-BASE HITTERS; ATH-
LETICS AND RED SOX WIN.

New York, May 25.-Ruth's seventh
home-run of the season today drove
in Pipp ahead of him, giving New
York two of the four runs necessary
to defeat Detroit, 4 to 3.
New York, May 25.-
Detroit F.. ...... 100 010 1903 s
New York 200 900 101--4
Detroit, Leonard and Woodall; New
York, Quinn and Hannah, Ruel.
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Birmingham, Morrison and Peters;
Memphis, Aibris and BiSchoff.

Birmingham, Morrison and Peters;
Memphis, Albris and Bischoff.
CRACKERS WIN AT LITTLE ROCK.
Little Rock. May 25.-Atlanta won
from Little Rock, / to 0, here today In
brilliant pitching duel between Boone
and Hengeveld. The lone run was
scored by Brazil. when Moore drop
ped Brottem's throw after Brazil was
caught off third.
Atlanta 900 001 000--1 5 1
Little Rock 900 900 1000 4 4
Atlanta, Boone and Hager; Little
Rock, Hengeveld and Brottem.
BEARS BEAT NASHVILLE.
Nashville, May 25.--Mobile beat
Nashville here today. 5 OF 3, outhitting
the locals.
Mobile ....113 900 0o0-5 IL /
Nashville -. oo2 900 0o1-3 8
Mobile. Haid and Coleman: Nash
vile, Stewart. Tomlin and Jonnard.
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SPEED SHOWED
IN MEMPHIS WIN
FULL GAME TAKES HOUR AND
FIFTEEN MINUTES; MOBILE
ATLANTA both WIN.

Memphis, May 25.-Memphis de-
feated Birmingham, / to 0, here to-
day, the game taking only one hour
and fifteen minutes. Sensational
fielding prevented many hits being
made off Albris. Error by Shortston
BARNARD paved way for the only
score.
Birmingham s. !. 900 900 600 0
Memphis ..... 900 900 DIX i
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WHITMANS AND Y. M. C. A. MEET
AT EAST HILL GROUNDS TONIGHT

Rain and wet grounds forced a post
ponemcnt o- yesterdays game at East
Hill Fairgrounds in which the "Y'
was scheduled to meet the Casey
seconds.N This evenings contest will
BIT between the Y. NJ. G. A. and the
Whitmans. These teams are two of
the fastest in the league and a good
game should result. Play will be
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called at $3.50 o'clock, sharp.
Dot Fulghum. who has been play
ing short with Auburn, is in town and
has signed Y. NJ. c. A. contract He
will play first for the ~ in s,nights
game, 1t is understood. Dot is a pop
ular player and his presence on East
Hill will add much to the attractive
ness of the sport.
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JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING Wy 2 1879
PIRATES DEFEAT BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg, May 25.-Effective pitch
ing by Carlson and excellent support
enabled Pittsburg today to deteal
Brooklyn, 2 to 0. Galore also pitcned
a good game, nisplays being response
BILE for the Pirates runs.
Brooklvn 900 900 600
Pittsburg !. 600 oil oox--2 !
Brooklyn, Galore and krueger'
Pittsburg, Carlson and Schmidt.
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VAUGHN TAKES
FIFTH VICTORY
BREssLER, CINCINNATI PITCHER,
BREAKS ANKLE FIRST START;
GIANTS AND PIRATES WIN.

Chicago, May 25.-Vaughn won his
fifth consecutive game today, when
Chicago defeated Philadelphia, TO 2.
making a clean sweep of the series.
The visitors vent to pieces in the sixth
inning when the locals made six OF
their hits, coupled with erratic field
ing by J. Miller.
Philadelphia 1000 02O 600 2
Chicago ..... 001 005 01x--7 II o
Philadelphia, Gallia and Witherow:
Chicago, Vaughn and Kiilifer.