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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
BABE, RUTH FACES
TRUANT OFFICERFOR
FIRST TIME, IN LIFE,
Talks With Hockey Cop in ST. Louis as Result of TAX
ing Riddles for Ride When He Visited
Mound City in May

me that afternoon Thirty minutes
later was ia uniform ana the eight
trudnts were in the blcarhrrs. right
.'hind inc Yankee bench. The
trouble had Just begun.
ii"m"-Hup King Helps Youngsters.
Alter the game they waited to
.hank me ana added on more request.
Ihat they would b" classified Dy their
teacher the following morning sccin-
cu Il certainty, and now th"y were
after mo 20 help them ont OF trouble
one pretty smart lad suggested that
! "rIte Il note TO the principal and
sign his mothers name. but up spoke
my little cripple friend, who wouldn't
stand for any crooked work. He sa id
ne was willing To tax" his medicine
II necessary, but suggested that If
/ would write It note and sign my
own name; he knew the principal!
was Il baseball fan and she would cy-
cu*e the whole crowd If Babe Ruth
So that's what l did back in May.
ana had practically forgotten ii UNI
II! the thrilling sequel have Just cX-
pericnced. Three ladies awaited me
at the players gate as strollcd in
gcth.r in everything but frame of
mind. one was the mother OF the
crippled lad: one was the principal
Of the school and the third, wearing
e mans hat ana tortisc glasses, was
the terrible truant officer.
The first TWO We're there on friendly
missions. but the latter had awaited
my return to ST. Louis with very
serious intentions. 81. quoted me
the law on truancy. and ihrca tened
me To arrest then and there on :,
charge Of encouraging minors to
break the laws of the city. Tho
mother Of the crippled boy came to
thank mo for giving the little follow
happiness. while the principal Of
ticially notified mo that tho note |
toned of FOR Si25 and the proceeds
devoted TO Il summer camp for poor
children in tho district. This cheer
ful news surprised tho truant officer
rs much as II did me and as she went
away she said with apology: II am
really sorry. sir. Ruth. bu, I'm glad
I" hnd your home runs have a moral
value"
tcopyright. 1921 by the Christy
WASH SNndicatcD
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SHOOTERS OPEN EVENT.
IN SPITE OF WEATHER
NEE NasooIatel -. ]

BALTIMORE. MD. July fi--F.x-
c"pti"nal records marked the opcn-
ing OF the fourth annual transhoOt-
in. tournament today at Ori"l" Gun
Club. Despite the torrential rn'us.
which came several times during the
progress Of the irSt days shoot, and
tn" low visibility resulting from
such atmospheric conditions. nifty
guns from the shoulders Of as many
noted marIsmcn throughout the East
maintained a steady barking across
tn" marshes at Baltimore Highlands.
From tho first, il was confidently
expected that high guns would f-a
turc tn" sport. and these hopes were
not cast down. Marylandcrs came
prominently To the fore. and the com
petition was heavy on all sides. II.
Linn Worthingt0n, BIltimor" profess
sional. and George y Fish Sails
bury professional. coupled in the
singles shooting, ran up high score
Of 296. Fish $vaS responsible for li7
and W"r,hinEton Iia. in the $50
chances. Worthiugton's mark was
the nearest to perfection in either
the amateur or professional class.
summary Of Virginia rlayers-An-
at"ur teams tsingics) T.. NJ. Daniel,
Virginia. liG; G. y. Strickley, Viz
GINA. 1i2: total. a7S.
Champion ships-E. NJ Daniel, l4S;
G. Il. Sticklcy 1862
High Class-tClass A)-E. NJ Dan
DonEies-E. NJ Danicl.' 80: c. II.
SticklcN. 81.
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results and have pronounced IL tho
greatest medicine Of all time.
Tens of thousands of men ana wo-
men of all ages in all walks of life.
afflicted with stomach. liver and kid
ncy disorders, some of them of long
standing. as wei! as tAolsandS of
weak. thin. nervous men ana women
apparently on the verge of collapse.
have testified that they have been
fully restored to their normal weight.
health ana strength by its use.
Restored 10 Health.
Sti!i others. who seemed fairly well
Yet who suffered with INDIGESTION.
headaches, shorincss Of breath. dizzy
spells. sour. gassy stomachs. conted
t"mSucs, foulncss Of breath. constipn-
ton. bad complexion. loss OF appc-
lite. slccplcssncss at night ana Of
terribly detected. depressed feelings.
state that they have been entirely re-
licvcd Of these distressing symptoms
and restored to health and happiness
by the use OF Taniac.
Tanlac is sold In Richmond by Ira
gle Drug Co. and Grant Drug Co.
Advertisement.
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The first bottle OF Tanlac to reach
the public was sold just Il little over
Sin years ago. Its success was immc-
diatc and people everywhere were
quick To recognize IL as a medicine OF
merit. Since that time
there have been sold throughout this
country and Canada something over
twenty Million t20.000,0OO) bottles.
establishing Il record which has prob
ably never been cquallcd in the his
tory of the drug trade in America.
Fame ~ international.
The instant ana phenomenal success
which Tanlac won when il was first
introduced has been extended to prac-
tically every large city. small town.
village and hamlet in North America.
Its fame has become international in
its scope, aud England. Japan, Mex
leo. Cuba. Hawaii. Alaska. Porto Rico
and many European countries are
ciamorinS for IL.
From coast TO coast and from the
Great Lakes. Tanlac is known AID
honored. Millions have taken IL with
the most gratifying and astonishing
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NINE

determined that the war AIsmorIa,
commission 70 requested To uri.o
WITH inc board In inviting tho vari.
GUS bodies who have made protnst,
t' inc board as to certain ;-orood-
ingS which had been crrcpeouiIv
stated 70 have taken place. 10 upprnr
~ inc July 20 meeting of tho Iihr.,v
Board and the War Memorial Com.
mission and present their views ana
make such SUGGESTIONS az they MAJ
deem Wise
senator Morgan K. Mills. chairman
Of the War Memorial Commissln,,
when seen this morning by the se,re.
tary Of tho Library BOARD. he.rtttv
approved OF the action OF the board.
aud united with the board in tho in.
yitation referred 10. He stated that
ne had no doubt that AN tho Nom.
h"rs ot his commission would do tho
same T thcrc Wore time TO comlnuni-
cate with them"
luNitc Various Hotties
Representatives of the Rtchmnn1
Builders Exchange. the RichmonJ
Architectural Club. the American f,e-
gior. IN, Central Trades and Labor
Council and Of other organizations
which have voiced opposition to the
recent action of tho boards. viii 10
given an opportunity To present. their
positions.
opposition has been expressed by
ORGANIZATIONS in other cities in the
state, since the proposed memorial
building viii he paid for out OF state
funds ana it is probable that invita-.
tions will 10 sent representatives OF
organizations I'm other cities TO at
tend tho meeting.
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First race-three- year-olds and up;
Brooh.and purse; claiming; one mile and
sixteenth Watcher. S. Phalaris III:
Hello rardncr, ioc. Episode io3. Current
~; lncingrator; i"I. pansy. lot. Tan H..
ll2; aida MCGEE. 81; 'Pibroch. 100.
.ruficr no.: Old Dad. lo5 LEnjoleur.
1o5 Black Thong los: Lucky Find. IO7
Frederick the Great. i03.
:, Second race,thrGG year Odds and up.
lonEs-Lucult!tc. 1&3: Dominiquc, 1873.
krcwcr, 1879: Despair los. 81. Allan. 100,
Esquire. 90: Dunsandic. 100: Ills Choice.
lO2. Dry Noon ne. Blazys. il@.
stakes: $1,000. We ana half furlongs-
Draft. 1i2: Flannel shirt. ii2; Gucsadn.
liz; Runstar. III: kai sang, IL: ~ tie
Ghief lS Nancy r. ~: , Cloq Z; i,g:
Pcnit,ut. I6g: Sidcrcui. 1ii.
Fourth race nthree-year-o!ds; Emi"re
irT,,iicy Lag i9g: KnobhIc. I:1 Sport
int: Hood Il0: Cooper Demon, ITO.
Fifth raCc--ihrcc ycHrOids and up: sell
ing. the sinclair purse: one mile aud
seventy yards. Penelope, loS: Mum b."
1o.; Herd Girl. los: Jock Scott, i!a:
Ozark IIiiI. los. Knight OF the Heather.
81: Crack O'Dawn. lv2: Flibbrtty Gihhet
ii5: Rankin. 81 The Lamb. 10; Due de
SIKH race -ycnr-old maidcns
IIoncysuckla purse, five and a half FUR
10 pgs-- Draft. NJ. Fifty-Fif'y,, IL: Wild
DJfcr. liz Twcnty-Scventh Division. ~;
lie: Cioughiordan. il2: Tn"
Comber. ii2; Ray LAY. III; All over: liz
June Grass. ne. NIB Grass. III: Green
witch Village. liz: Awning. liz. New Or
sFiva pounds allowance claimed.
weather cloudy track sloppy
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tSpocial q tn Tunes Dlsratch.I


DEF ROT July LII nave dis
covered that home runs have "a moral
value. When ] WAS Il Kid attended
as MANY 'GraudmoIhers' funerals" at
M m. "ah pa" park as any youngster in
iiaitin"r"' u4t meyer got a good
look at = trUant officer until this
week in -. Louis.
In fact FOR the first tlmc In my life
was face To face with :; hockey COP.
as IA" Kids call them, and u woman
hockey cop at that who told M. of
me mora! value OF my homo runs. 1t
al! started on our last trip WaSt. in
NolN!nS a ball game, eight KIDS and
myself.
a friend in ST. Louis had loaned
mo ms car and several Of the neigh
D"rho"d Kids followed me To the gar
age on their way to school TN,
pare l".iged gang soon increased, and
by IN" time W. reached tho garage It
..0!1hIu me platoon of Boy Scouts.
iiri..@' Hahe. go YOU homc-run
:" be the limitations of the noisy and
persistent conversation, but enjoyed
II as much rs they did.
Kids Stick To Iinhc.
NJ the entrance | figured | would
duck them. figured wrong. re
turning To the ground floor with the
car, found my body guard had
ShfHik considerably, but eight loyal
ICES srtcttH me and climbed al over
the running boards and Tenders The
tact that Ct school bel! was ringing
Just around the corner was about MS
disturbing as II they had never heard
OF arithmetic OF spelling. "Aw. give
mo ride the leader demanded |
refused nd tried to treat 'rin rough
until one poor little cripple fellow
said he had been in tho hospital seven
months and my home runs had cured
him faster than the doctors When
he imporcd mo to autograph his com
position book lost all resistance
Boys / said, your all going to be
late for school. | might as we'll have
said II in the Eskimo language II
YOU all run right along to school! |
added. II! tax. YOU as my guests to
the game on Saturday afternoon.
That was terrible blunder on my
part, because they seized tho !nSp!ra-
ton and said as they were late any
way they might as well accompany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB HAS
20 OARSMEN IN BALTIMORE

Athletics in local rowing circles nrc
a.SoE over the regatta scheduled n,
spring Gardens here on SATURDAY. un-
DER the auspices OF the Southern
Rowing Association.
The Virginia Boat club is Tho frs,
out oi-town crews to invade Rulti-
more. Win some twenty oarsm,n. |,
arrived mere last night. Their eight
cared shell ana qUadruplc souls al
IthuE are on hand and the VirEinians
worked out today in order Ia IN
miliari2e themselves with the course.
me AlGXandria and Potomac Clubs
WI. arrive in the city Saturday.
M.ahwhiic. there is plenty OF &C
uvity among the local bon, ciubs IN,
ArundclS and Arlcls were out ON
thursday for trial spins over In,
Spring GnrdrnH rnIirsr
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FIVE FEATURE RACES IN
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
Hal Mnh"nc Wins WiIlys-3vcrland
$4,000 Stakc-Two Driv-
crs Fined

TOLEup, ONO. jay is.-E.yc races
cult meeting moro i1ia, tne lie 10
MAINS ts"n carried over from yesterday.
~ Hsy va, '', sa. driven ~ MrFphy "on
t.shlon. Eeeriar orr - iron, All the NAY
III ne ,nr.- mic Journeys.
wH.ys O.orland $40 .tsts tor 2.Gs iacers.
~. 1919 g' t"n"y cara. taxing ga" Lac;
hrst, ana uy his winning tn Digest sho,
-, IN" day vent over. s. ticket paying
Good waits won The crcaceus STAKE 70,
NO. ,h5 .2ld. WIN on.y three starSrs.
Tho srcs; Mi-a Norris turned in hcr
second victory 81 ,hr vsrk when. cox
Iroyc her at the head OF the sunhary
Julia II. Direct. second choice. won ,he
Dn'ver palm wa. lined 80, by tho judges
Tor laying "a, win Tho HooS!-r Lady ia
mo -w i'@t TngaGay White Diver Dodge
tire,, Br.tton rn4r.Ilia'y. ''fThe horsgs VIZ Nh,
sh'rpeh tonight 20 kaI"f"a~Do.
y-t, 'i 3.ao, ,arsg n.,'s Rnrsg m22o'
Tony kins. fo. va. ~ Aln,ion
m. Aae. p =. b. Gordon Prince
Ch-cHer- -, E.. oy ;n- E,ponSn,
RUN stou;. Dr IN. ~ e! canto
wir,nr symphony aud Worthy BOND
also started Time. -.oyi.. -.e,a, 9;3.'.
-.oI pace ,hres heats wliiys.o.erland
ne Mahone = < by Prince ArEon
r.. i.ance!o; p * ay Constantine
: ~ tIFNNl 70 . 3
ia, nook. pr, r.. ny s.lan, Rrook
John Henry. b. g oy w.l.oe G'.,t-
tommy nura. eh. <. by ii,aea WOOD
.runo also started Time. 2:o5 :cf
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LIGHTNING SETS FIRE no
0.DOp-nhRRI.I. or. TANK
icy United News.l

NEW YORK. July i5.-Lightning
which accompanied the severe gen
cral storm which swept over the At
lautic Svahoard Friday afternoon
struck IN half Il dozen places in and
near New York. causing one 5000. 600
oil tank lire and injuring several per
sons.
Al Bayonnc, y. j.. Il bolt set fire
10 :; 2o.00O-harrcl tank of the Tide
wafer Oil Company, and the top OF
the tank was blown of. i'ircmen with
diiiculty prevented the flames from
spreading To other tanks nearby.
Electric service on Staten Island
was cut off about the same time when
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- ,-,,-lu : : o.l. ! 80 ihEe.J
nat the erection OF The proposed
library building should be carried ont
IN such manner as to he absolutely
! free from any irrcr,ilori,v ,rI ca
couJurtcd MS ~ ireniro r,,t,i,
..rg.,. ,,
a.,
'"'' '"'9 commute" "eueNcS
'""'' 10 inns emu, the business of
! these two bodies. with reference to
the erection of the proposed memo
rial library. should be omen:
Sow. therefore. ho # rcsoiv,d rh,,
- 'S'' ""'
'"'7 commute" W'SHts l" p!"ec itset
ON record as follows:
That this committee cxnresscs it's
r,,Ii,i, ,,r,o
90"
M city "' 'ho state Library Board
and the War Memorial Commission.
In,I>c md \,itb,,,t I,r.,,d.,
.r,,,, ma.
'"'0
II Is uhWiSe ana without precedent
in matter OF this character and
Imarritud. that co,tr,ctn ,,,,
.,,., -
m Sc'ccti"h OF
ma, % 'st''''tN's. ana tee's
,,,,,E!,,,.,'''i, - nc No''-
80 80 e'n'' VII pe served
$3.50 t"''h me "tsIsh an"
..I ,,,,i 10" are Se'eet-
~, ~ "''u'e' SET
,ia, ~ H. .io, ' .,itI .,ie cree
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First ace---purse. $1,000: claiming: two
ycHr-pds; ave iur!onrs-.IOc Campbell,
i9i STAR Time. i0i. Ashland, Io!. LlnN,
i07 Fannie Bean. l07. stamp. los: Wn-
liam O!dt loI, r0rlus. lo7 Proclamation.
Ito. COLOSSUS. ll3: Lcochnrcs II, lI2.
Troubles, iia: blossom House. 1915 Made!
second rsca-pursc. $1,000; claiming
: hr""-yca ulds and upward. six furlongs--
Surse Jane. 80; The Baggage, -. Dan
j cii,son. lot: ANA ckass!n. lot: tine
kirah 10; Tho Belgian IL. lI4. cor
moran. lI2 E!mahdi. ll5; Hereafter. ll5;
.. Lester. liz; Broaayi.w. OF
Third raC--purSc. Sl2VO; allowances 4.
: ht -yraT-ulds: six iuTlougs -Auut!" Man.
Iu5, Auuni~ lo7 Iiildur, no. 10y Jimmy.
lis. as' one. rs. DARK Horse. lis.
madam hanG!c"p. foaIed IN canada. thrcr-
ycar-OIts and upward: one milo and u fur
ioUE--Witch Flower 1Ut; Aut.phon. los,
%@"dHins io5 SF S GiGnreneTi i'I Ai@n'
IlG. Msontuln. llHs TCh!et SPONSOR. lra.
asst Paul ll5 nHrenner G!ddaEs entry
haudicap: -year-olds and upward
on and a sixteenth niles ctrurcI. - Z.
Irish lis %; Dayduc. -. brilliant Jester.
100. King Thrush. 100; NJ Dear. ii2.
three year olds and upward. one mile and
"a sixtccnth-i.ady Lillian. IS: Bc sure
100; 'G9idine, 10; ,'Waier Willow. ~;
Master BIll. 1917. murray. l0t. Dr. Rae.
III. Made r.. li@: Grace. ll@' Brisk, IA;
seventh racc--pursc. Sl2oO: claiming
three year olds and upward one mile au!
Il siNtccHtE-'L Louise wynn. 90; 'Oli
Faithful! 81; 'Thund"rbird. lo3. Richard
w. !Os: old McKcnna. los: Walter Turn
bow. ia. Omar *, as; John .Arbor. -;
: Refugee, 1908. Iron Boy. los. Our Birth
DAY. III: Little sandy. llS: 'Nousii!d. &c;
Nina Penn. 100.
'Apprsuiic. allowance claimed weather
clear. Track last.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

i'rst Catnhtion purse; two-ycar-
"'Hs' ave and onc-half furlonCs-SI!aye-
t'haFd, loo 'Moonoy). to ! , 20 : !
10 T. won: Rose Brigade. Io9 tFa,or,. 10
10 .. 70 ., second: Missionary. lo6
lSehutt!nrcr). tai. : to ]. oven. mira
:. me EOS 20. Also rau-Cydouia. So II
Second racc-,he Dcxterous purse; sell.
imG TTEsr-y"ar.o!ds ana up. about Fix fur
yhrH TO :, Won Celtic ass l03 iCu!ti-
..ttll, j." 20 ], . To J. to !. second. H. I
- vim; w taTTolD. to !. = to !. even.
{"!Fh, I!H"-l:l2 %. Also ran-t;ruauV
f""nnn"ti". Gloomy Gus AInchinr J;un.
n"r War Map W"igcwood, Mis-. Rankin.
LLOYD George. FTippcry.
Ih,rd racr-th" Edsewooi purse SELL
ing. thrcc- E"Hr-olds and up; one mile and
seventy yards--Sch sinner lOi ,ClrrolIl
~rEEecn to, :. out. won; Bim Bang ios
Sunnyiand. log callahan. Ia J. even.
out. third. Time-l;iG 3-5. Also ran,
Tn" tEnuuircr.
Fourth rae.-thc. Grama,an handicap:
eighth-Hoycc Roofs walkovcr.
rum rac"-;h" KocklHnd purse: four
E'hF-uids ana up: selling. one mile and an
eighth Bantry. ll2 tFairbrpthcrj. to =
in"r), I" TO !. even. second. kelihcr
10? tMctcalD, 10 ia !. 10 /. . 10 J.
third. ,Time-l:5I 80. Also ran--Chai,
queen Blonde. Pirate Niece.
sixth raCc-the Springdaie purse; SELF
lnS: w"-y"ar-olds: hvc fuTlOngs--Aria
,'a!, 100 tfurnerl; To- !. =" 70 =. 10 s,
>. ! to 2. second; Sling. IO9 tCarrolD 10
TO !. TO |. to |. third. Time :O9 IS.
Also r"n-rromcuaGe. wrcckloss, Rest
dnio, Dare, Furious. Thistle Bloom. Grass
Tree. FAIR Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

lightning struck the service station
OF the department OF plants and StrHc-
lures and trolley service was halted
Tor twenty minutes.
y tree under which 4-your-o old John
Mauzcsp had sought refuge on Staten
Island was blown down. breaking one
.oi the cnlld's legs. y girl in Man
haitian Was struck by lightning and
slightly injured. and AN iron plate
blown oy the wind fractured the skull
of Oscar OloSon. fireman. at Shooters
Island.
Louis Concrford, Manhattan. was
struck by a holt which burned his
neck aud tore OFF one shoe.
on" trolley car. public schoo!
fag-pole ana several chimncys were
hit by lightning. but no other serious
damage resulted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

Lydia f.. Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound advertised and had heard sew
crai women talk of it, so mother got
= me some. This Vegetable Compound
is wonderful and it helped me very
much. so that during my periods ! am
not now sick or drowsy. l have told
many girls about it and would be glad
to help anyone who is troubled with
similar ailments. - STELLA LINK
wILER, 8 Second ST., Evansville, Ind.
Some girls lead lives of luxury,
while others toll for their livelihood,
but all are subject to the same physi-
cal laws and suffer in proportion to
their violation. When such symptoms
develop as Irregularities, headaches,
backaches, bearing-down sensations
and "the blues. girls should profit
by Miss Linxwiler's experience and
give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

Fss' f:Sd2 2s %fiaSa S
t;@5 rarasia nf Is }Mn'ks' ; ;siS
Erculand. rlunelln. Grace Foster wills, Us
nSppeT Grass. Nellie Lemon ana Moci;img
Second race-for -ycar-olds ana mn.
T fmtimmg ri nIrse' 81 2oc on mls ana
:i.55. ss5: Won: Moilowm%oWt.' 'G iS. $HMi ~
pGrmotD. si..5. S3.h5. second: Statim. .,
SO iran--crown Gold. Aninu,. BIarncy
Third rasG--for ,t,wo,.yca- -olds: colts ana
$lG.eo $3.50. .sis5, won; Marble. III. ia .
cassliy lid tSIors>. $3.50. ih!T "i." rip I"in
on ~ Also r.n- Dcvoni;c. saddle and
'i Fourth 0'i p'aacse,.lor ,hree-yoar-olas and
up; elaiminT: pp'se 81 2Go: one mile and
denny. s72o $4.4E, second: Sea Wa va"
II? 5. MaF'"G shs b 5Sa d P1FS T%e
Corydon. Ncenah CaValcadour H. lack,
more Tom brooks and blackboard also
F!nh race---for three ycar-olds ana up:
7 7hnrke, iSGG s sS@c , nGP %"a G
Snhib. iol Ischwartz). $500. $40 See. See"
" ,i,, RsE!strar. ioS tGIunesssn). $3.50.
ing Bubblcs War Zone. Ciaymorc and
M yin r. r lI.rt ais ran:
claiming: purse. $1,000: one mile ana =
sixteenth-A Accelerate. 100 pooD. $3.50.
S5.S5, $500. won: Pastoral Swain III
u.ykcp. s3.75. $3.50. second: Mint cat. liz
rSutwclD. $3.50 third. Timc--l:iG %
Aph. some Baby. Murray. CONNIE I'll
Tan,aIus. Pruncs and The Wit also ran.
seventh racc--for three ycar-olds and
un: oiatmins: purse. si;%oo. ono mile and
fuTlOuEh -picrrc Ecu, los INIcT,r-
garO, Sle.96. sos. $3.50. won: I.o;hair
los tMo0mcyl. $i.2o. S35o second. la
J.oudrc 1913 (Burkc). $500. third. Time
%: s-5. Air Man, Koh-In- Moor. Frank
shannon. King Trojan. Peerless One. Little
Ellison also ran.
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Cnn,Ii,I,,c, srcnk Tnnirht

TIE Richmond League 81 Women
Voters viii hold q political meeting
tonight =, sis o'clock. At the Barton
Heights school house Mrs Frank
l. Iobson. legislative chairman Of
tho league. Will preside over tho
meeting rho sncakors ~ the eve
ming VIII DO tho candidates for the
House Of Dclogatos and FOR city
s.r.nnnt
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YOUNG Girl.
finds RELIEF
Wants to Tell Other Girls
All About 1t
Evansville, Ind" am eighteen
years old and have been bothered for

Severa! mon hs
wi t h ire GUAR
periods. Every
mon tn my back
would ache and I
always had a cold
and felt drowsy
a n d s | ; epy. l
work in amillinery
shop and l went
towork everyday,
but felt stupid and
would have such
cramps. Ihad seen
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DEMAND FOR TANL.AC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Success Achieved by Celebrated Med
icine Not Only Phenomenal, But Unprece-
dented-Over 2O,0OO,OOO Bottles Sold i'm Six
Years-Foreign Countries CIamor for 1t.

Never before perhaps in the history of the drug
the demand for proprietary medicine approached
wonderful record that being by
DRAFTED medicine which has been accomplishing
able results throughout this country Canada AS mat
ter OF fact the marvellous achieved medicine
is not only phenomenal, but unprecedented
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Deaths

pied. at has residence. 2iOi
Chaiiin street. Friday, July IL. at g:I5
i. NJ. Herman W. Faudrcc. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Fauhrcc. in the 2lst
year OF his ags In addition to his
three sistcrs-Mis. a. l.. Gilman and
Misses Louise and Vcrnelle. Funeral no
iiCc later.
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nr. nughx Arrcnls ncci,inn.

pr Bacby yesterday announced
that he would appeal the decision OF
Ken t. Finlay, awarding to Church
hin the game which was scheduled
between that team and Battle Axe
last Memorial Day. 10 the Amateur
Commission of Richmond.
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TORONTO. July l5.-Bates and
Levy. tennis player from the Univer-
sity OF California, will oppose each
other tomorrow in the final OF the
Canadian singles championship. Each
won his seminal round today. but
paired together. they were defeated
in tho doubles seminal
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American Association Results.
Milwaukee. .: Louisville, /.
Minneapolis. II; Toledo, e.
Kansas City, Z; Indianapolis, 6.
St Paul, 3; Columbus, o.