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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14
ANSWERS TO LETTERS

ANSWERS TO LETTERS
Miss Lola B.-The formula for the
cucumber cold cream is as follows:
Cucumber Cold Cream
Almond Oil, ! OF.
Spermaceti, l OF.
White Wax, l OF.
Cucumber Juice, OF.
Benzoin, 1 drachm.
Melt the wax, Spermaceti and the
oil. Warm the cucumber juice slightly
and pour into the melted oils, adding
the benzoin. Stir and beat as the
mixture cools, and when it has be-
come as thick as cream, pour off into
jars. You can make the cucumber
juice by slicing cucumbers and letting
them simmer with little water until
soft, then straining off the juice.
M. DIFF you have had any teeth
pulled, that might account for the
lines around the month. If you are
run down. as is likely from your de-
scription in your letter, these lines are
The result of that. You will be more
successful in getting rid of them if you
will build yourself up and do not de-
PEND upon massage of cold cream.
These surface treatments help. but
the answer in the case of a young
woman like yourself is good health.
Alice R-You will be more success
full in improving your eyebrows and
lashes if you will use castor oil, olive
oil or almond oil. The system does
not absorb mineral oil; that is why
the vegetable oils are to be preferred
TO vaseline or mineral products.
Anxious-Do not apply cocoa butter
to the face. The skin is usually too
sensitive for anything as heavy as
cocoa butter This can be used on the
neck. but would advise a cold cream
made from vegetable oils for the face.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14
Local Pastors Will Visit
Billy Sunday at Cincv

The Revs. r. w. .Stoakes, H. S.
James and E. Howard Brown, mem
bers OF the evangelistic committee OF
the Ministerial associa ton, leave for
Cincinnati. Tuesday morning to make
more complete arrangements for the
coming of BILLY" Sunday to Rich,
mond. in the spring of 1922.
1t is known that he will be here
for about six weeks, during March
and April of 1922. but the local com
mittee wishes to make definite plans
Whether not other pastors Of the city
would accompany the committee tc
Cincinnati, Tuesday was not known
Monday. The Rev. Sunday is con
Quoting an eight weeks evangelistie
service in the Ohio city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14

He caught the girl to him agair-Ruth
had risen and also stood near the man
leland kissed her, kissed her till she
was almost breathless and struggled
TO be free again. He was rough in a
way, but she did not resent his rough.
ness.
Il don't know" she said at last. Il
do love you, I do-wait"-as he came
towards her again, "only-it makes SO
much come at once. Please-let me
| think about it, or rather, let me get
Father of on this trip, then I'll have
time to think about it. Please don't
say anything more about it just yet.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dreams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14
The Girl Who Had No Chance ,~~t,
Rx MARION RueNcAM

fast" Ruth held out her hands to
him, almost with gesture of appeal.
Tim, dear, I only got myself used to
the idea that you might be in love with
me-and now you-you-"
81 know, grabbed you and nearly
strangled you and kissed you. And
row l want to know whether you'd be
happy living with me in two-story
house on Carlyle Street"
But for all the apology in his speech
his manner stayed the same - half
pleading. half-teasing. wholly in love
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14
HENRY COUNTY STOCK MAN
TRAMPLED UPON EY HORSE

ANDERSON, Ind, March IA
Charles Steele, so years old, a stock.
man living near Kennard in Henry
county, was taken to his home Sun
day in serious condition from iniur-
les received here yesterday afternoon
A horse broke away in a sale barn
here and ran into a crowd, trampelins
Steele beneath it's hoofs He is ex
pected to recover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14
Conquers Rheumatism

If you are tortured with rheuma-
tism or sciatica get a bottle of
Rheuma from Quigley's Drug Stores.
If t does not convince you that you
can be rid Of all rheumatic suffering
your money will be cheerfully re-
funded .-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14

Accept ''Callrornla' Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach.
liver and bowels. Children love its
trinity taste. Full directions on each
hottie You must say california -
Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14

At Oxford University, in England,
$50 American students are registered :;
Cambridge has 81, and London Uni
versity, 40. Twenty-eight Americans
are also studying medicine in Lon
don.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14

All inquiries addressed to Mrs.
Forbes in care Of the Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing to
the great number received. So, if a
personal or quicker reply is desired a
stamped and Self-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-14

IT will be almost as nourishing and
better for the skin.
Doubtful-The best way to make
the legs stouter is to exercise.
Marie-The formula for the black
head cleansing powder is as follows:
Blackhead Cleansing Powder
Corn or wheat starch, . OF.
Powdered borax, l OF.
Almond Meal 2 OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
By Alexander p. Jones.

-. LOUIS. Sept. l6.-rhc gangs
all here
From Jerry Travcrs. who invented
'he game, To Bobby Jones, who has
H'' 10 be challenged at the polls. tn"
leaders OF the soliing worlI-Am"ri-
can. british. Scottish and Canadian
are all ready L" quit talking ABOUT
what they hope 10 do in tbs years
amateur championships. and, start
ing at S:l5 y. VI. Saturday, will pro-
coed to do it,
IT is classy field. Il classy course.
ana all that is needed now is a little
hclp from the weather man to. run
OH what should bc one of the hardest
fought tournaments in American
rolfing history.
If this tournament runs true in the
form of other mpionShips pla. ed
this year. Charles Evans. Jr wh"
now wears the crown, IL cuin- L.
Imp back to Chicago wearing
brown derby instead of the eighteen
carat Kelly. Every other champion
except Evans-in tho Western anna
t.ur-has' taken "a healthy nose dive
out of the picture in 1921.
Rut the same MIR. Evans is Very
likely Ia be the exception. although.
With this field. any predicting On the
outcome here would he rash
The thing that hits observers
SQUARE in the eye is that Evan. is
now tougher proposition than he
has ever been.
FIa has got brand-ncw driving
game; short and comparatively
slow swing that sends the hahy
dlmple down the fairway straight as
an grow, but without the distance
tina, h. used Ia get. To see Evans
driving fifteen feet off dead center
nowadays is unusual He is gcttinl:
his distance on his iron shots and
approaches. 1t !S not the iaShicst
game in the world. hu, it is as ready
as Babe Ruth ringing up home runs
While some unknown star may step
out Of ohscurity and twinc few
laurel wrcaths around his brow 10y
upsctting the dope. the brand "f COLT
that the old favoritcs are now play
ing argues against il.
Only thirty-two OF the 10 entries
can qualify in this tournament and
there are At least thirty-two cham
ri"ns "f various description VIII" have
hc"n swinging around the Country
Club course here for the past few
days. The ghosts "f championship
hopes will hang heavy over every our.
Of the eighteen difficult holes before
nightfall.
Francis Driim"t is playing Il beau
tiful game. with in practice at least
perfect direction on his drives. Las,
year. AT the Engineers club. Ouimct
couldn't hit Il drive straight In his
final match with Evans H. consistent
~ pulled To the LETT ana was in
trouble every minI4c %: the day.
There are lot OF smart golfers
around here who are not afraid that
they will corrupt III" grand old gam"
by laying little bet ov Bobby Jones
the Atlanta star. Jones has been
threatening since l:lS. when he was
runner-up I" Dave Heron. He has
a host of supporters who firmly he
licvc that this ie his time To hit"
TIL" british menace is also To u.
considered. William !. Hunter. ihc
British amateur champion. has been
tramping arourHl III" course for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

the Victoria. T.. g.. crack. is another.
Frcddi" Wright. who was the last
survivor among the Americans in
ih.S years British amateur, is am
other who Will lie in there after
mary Of the entries have gone back
Y" work. And Reggie lewis, the
Greenwich star. who all but put
Evans out las, year: Max MarStun.
til" philadelphia crack. Ned Nils. Of
milwaukee,; Robert Gardner. Jesse
Sw"ctS"r. the collegiate champion
AMI j. Wood i'latt. Of North Hills. all
promise To lead Evans u dogs life.
one familiar face viii he missing.
BIZ FowncS. captain uf The Amcri-
can team in the British amateur this
year. is laid up. Il is reported with
cancer of the ear and cannot COM
pete.
TIL country club course here is a
dipgcr. 1t is a championship course
in every sense OF the word. and the
green's are IN tip-top shape. dcspit"
III" hot weather.
This * tn" first amateur champions
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Penn Mutual Clashes
Wi h Church Hill! Ted Y

Penn Mutual and Church Hill.
rcnnant winners in the CONNER
cial League in the first and second
halves Of the race. will begin the
post season series for the champ
ionShip of the circuit this after
noon. when he two mines will
clash at Boulevard Park. at 4:l5
LEFTY" Thomas probably will
hc selected for mound duty by
tn" East End nine \ change in
plans. however. may send Harrel-
son I" the box. Rex" Tienor,
popular Church Hill hackstop. will
he out Of the lineup. because OF
injuries.
"'N' Pcarcc will go to the
ruhh"r for, the Insurance team in
an effort VI" capture the first
contest
Tn" 'oburn Motor Sales Cor
r"rati"n WIKI place new Studc-
baker ear IN the outRcld. and
civ" the first player hitting il
with a ha,t"d bali during the con
test prize OF sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
TRUCKERS RALLY IN LAST (.
FRAMES AND TAKE CAME.
Nioxmcn Score in Ninth and
Tenth Innings. Win
ming. 1 TO 3.
LUCK GIVES LOCALS 60, >rEns
CooEnn Holds >raShorr \cErcgnti"n
Snfc For Eight StanIn>. tut

PORTSMOUTH. VA. sept. 10
Railying in the ninth ana tenth and
getting TO Cooeau's hnokS. the Truck
crs came from behind this afternoon
and defeated the Richmond colts in
4 Garrison finish by the score Of {
10 :.
In the final rallies Of the winners.
the stick work of Black and CASE.
supplemented bv WON. turned Tia"
tide ot defeat into vict1rN. Luck. "u
top OF Crro:s, ana scattering hits
gave tho visitors a run in the fourth
ana tn, lead. They added another
run in ;hc eighth.
CooCan showed class =" hold the
NioNmcn safe until TIA" ninth. when
they wadcd into his curves Tor iw"
runs and tied the score. In tn. tenth
tho visitors again had the luck and
breaks and these wcrc followed hN
singles to push over run.
TlT fans were leaving ~" park
when the Truckers staged the rally
ANA won the game. FIRE" pass I"
c,ooSctreo was followed by Bakers
error ana Casey came through with
double To score both men. ending the
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
AMATEURS RESUME
CITY SERIES TODA

S'N pchnhnt- winning clubs in Rios
'h"nuS amateur circuits will end NJ
post-Scason series being conducted
Tor TN" championship Of the city In
afternoon. The Dixie Eagles had
cinch"h the title and viii meet 4,
p"nn"nt winner Of the Commerce:
i.casu" for the championship OF IN
city.
Following is the schedule of today
games:
FIRST English Lutheran w. knight
"f Columbus at clark's Sprinr
scorer. H. Taylor; umpire. Grange
church iiill Eank W.. Company
tiucs. al BYRD Park, No. !. uinpir.
W"odaii; scorer, Fritz Moore DiN,
h"eies w. BOYS club. umpire. Taylor
scorer. Hurruss
OTHER SPORTS. PACE 0t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17
LcliNclt Ennnls Isrcnrh

OMAHA NEE ScDf - lack D.
iivelt nrst hasoman for tho Omaha
Western League club yesterday
cnualicd Tho maJor league record Of
2o1 hits IN one season made hy
George sister, az Tho - Louis Amer
lean League team last year I.ollvol,
had Pa hits up until yesterday. when
he got three more in a game q, Sioux
CITY
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LEADING GOLFERS or WORLD
TO OPEN I1OURNAM EzVT TODA Y
Evans Defends Title Agains, Large Ficld-Bobby Jonc.
Favored by Many Capture Title-Oumet
Playing Beautiful Game.

week. studying every hazard. water
l"'' air current and bit of sod on
he lot. Hunter is a conservatiy.
pi"!er' ana steady as they come.
non thcre Is Tommy Armour. "f
'"thbun, Scotland. who. il will be
remembered. shot Il l62 at the En-
Sinccrs' Club last year in tho uuau-
Tying round and proceeded to play
hanS-up golf. EiggcrstafTe Wilson.
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SPORTS

sup ever played west Of the Missis-
s'pP'' ana st. Louis is all steamed
UP over ii. So much so. I'm fact. that
.Mch'E-siN ST. Louis players are en-
..en ~ an attempt to keep the Cob
let right here
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TIGERS TRIM MACKS


rs Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. iG-Ir,rni, won
~ f's' gam" Of the nna, series with
i,nii&d'Iph'n today. 10y pnu.hinc hits of
Moor" ~ N" rtth ana sixth innings lay
h" Svur" q! 20 g.
Tn
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BOSTON WINS. 10 TO 4

BY Associated rrcss.l
BOSTON. Sept ls.--R"Stun ,runi.d hv
'hirar".s poor inh"ld play today ana won
" 10 :. with John Collins and Mcnosky
In. score:
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BUILDERS DOWN CATS

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Sept l6.--N"w-
port News TOOK the second strHl GIN gam"
from tho SuToll cats h-i, today Ia a
s.,0.- score Stirkrudt showed rare form
ana easily disposed ot tho cats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

WHERE THEY cJtY TOn,y
Philn.lrlphim AT -. I.nIIis. 'Hh.
SO>tOn at tinrinnnti
BrDUklSn AT Chicauo
New lurk al i,i..,
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{ lr,rlnIi,I.
~
Nn>iiinEtou.

Rated for Erickson in eighth.
Sc"r" 10y innings: r.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures, OA0 1pn ono =
Washington ............... nUn Uu0 uNn-o
Sumimary: Thr"" i".s" hit--wu"d. s.cri-
nc">L NhmlSEtn~s. Scw"ll. L. Miller
b"uhl" I1hNs-S"w"il 20 Johnston: picInich
% Judge. Lett on hnsc-,l"vcland /.
Washington, 3 Base ON halls off Uhi"
J. on Ericks"n. > Hits OF Erickson,
IN eirhi innings; of 4. Miller. none in
=. Losing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'mpirrs-
COMMONLY and MnrrAriiN. Time Il
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
f,in m ",k. .; Pittsburgh. ..
"innii. .; liostun.
i,ronkinn,.. ,. Il rhllndr!nhia. 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
I.brtsnoufli. !; Richmond ?.
NEWPORT News. - Nuf,oik. ..
korky Mount. X; Tnrhorn. 2.
Sorf0lIs. ]: Wilson. u II inninrs
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summary: Two-hnsc hi,s-GaS"N.
Goosctrrc. Thr"c-haSc hit-Rlack.
Sacrifice hits Arrag"n Baker. Ah-
b"tt Bangs. stolen bases Bangs.
Black. k"arns. Burke and ';r""nac.
Double plays- cooran 90 Sh""han I"
lbhnt; Strike outs MCtilnughlin.
3; Coocan. & Bases on halls Nc
Ciloughlin. 3. Cooran. Hit bats
!mcn tRlackp 10y S""can. w ilh
h,S-Nir,;iouyhlin 90. Time.
2:l3. Nrs-Eiicy and orth.
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suffolk.
Newport News.

I,o-hasc hits Chisaolm. Cunningham.
stolen bascs- Nt.Nahoni CHISHOLM. Jones
huSes on ea..--pa S'itkradt = "n SLAP
n'N, oH St"Nr. struck uui--oH
Sticnrad, y. roubl, plays Dunbar To
Wh.trratt - MrMrh"n, Mcmahon to VIM
rCrafr 10 MCMHhuu. jones 10 Mc,!uinu. Left
on bases Nrwruri News. Suroik. T.
MID rtGh-Sl"Hycy. StlChiadt. Fails
Brown. -Four hits and run OF slap
r'y In nv aud iwo-ih,rds innings. l.rs-
'nc pitcher >!app"N. tnlgirc> Harper
ana f.dgHpuru' Time 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-17

TN'F' 'I'T 'I''WWNN N MT h.
IRAN for Mueller in eighth
Philadelphia " nUs qoo M, q,
st. Louis ...., ou. ia ~,
summary: Tw"-has" hitS--,'lcmon..
;'"hn smith GU. i."h"rrv"au. RAIDER Three.
mas" hit-Muelirr HON" run-Ennc,chy
stolen ha~"--l." hourvcau. Sacrifr.s-Ra-
'''r' walker. b"ubi" play-A !usmlth aud
i.avan. Left on bases -phlad.rhi, :
81 Louis. !. Ras" an bails-on Walker. :.
IN Re"han !. Struck nmt--by walker 6 ,
iov. Time l.5i ''@
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ltt,~t0n
!f.,,,.n Tor 'wA!ikIn.o, n i .>ib -

NNWT' Nv lnNT
Chicago ......... ..... 100 GnI O"O
BoSion ........ nnn . ~ Uo<-io
Summary: Two-has" hit>-iInop"r i
collins, Foster. stolen bns"~-E collins
johnson l."ih"la. ifig"S--Iohnson Me
INNS. Scott. Douhl" plsys-lohnsnu Ia f.:
collins To Sh""iN. Scott {" Pratt Ia M,ln-
mis-: Left on ba>"s-Chlcag". IT. I,osion
.. RaS" on ballS--rn Wilkinson of
i"dE" Q of Bush llis-on wiIkin-
son, In " innings Hodge. IN 2 Hit
10y ritCh"r-hy Bush tMo>tib. Struck on,
by Wilkinson. !. les Hu-h g. Losing
uich"r- MiikinS"n tmp.r"s-ow"ns and
pn""u. Timr l.Is
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STANDING or cir

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Portsmouth,
SUFFOLK M Nrwport News
Wilson at Norfolk
Rocky Mount M TaYbor,
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IlrtriliI
o.e by innings.

pnffplf oCI ,al nan
it!I"d" .iAl" ..-..,..,. &c" Iin Ooi---G
Nu'nmuri. rwo-ha hits ltI.. ZONES.
y waller. Home ruu--Dyk.s stolen
has'- ipn's. cobb SacriHa.-V.a,h Dom
nl" piHNt-- Dykes. GALLOWAY and 4 w,ih.
or, Young Merritt; and Blue: Vonah ana
brrit'. Merritt una ssistcdI. DYKES &
""ik"r ana Brazill. Left on hav"s-D.
'I"it i'hilhd"Iphid, &. HAS" on bnlls-
on Moore" :, ~ Ehmk". Struck out
by Moore. {: by Ehink". {. Wild ;i,p n
Moore. Passed ball Myat- rmpiros-
Evans and H,id-hrand Time. 81
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STANDING or CIt.ns

&. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
It. Louis Mt New York
Cleveland at Washington
Detroit ut Fhiladrlnhia ~ gan.
ChisnEo nj Boston q rnm.
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AMERICAN. LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
bos'nn. 10: Chicago {.
-. Louis. 10: New York. 2.
Detroit. .: rhiia drlphin, 3.
ClryrlapS. 9: WASHINGTON. q.
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BRAVES HELD IN CHECK,

nv Associated pr"-s
, NtiHNATI ONO Sent lS.-pnno.
hh' h"ld Boston Scorcl"ss at-cr sIc rrs;
inning today. Cincinnati Winning "a
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Philadelphia.

in'"IS 80. ......... .ii 10 - Ii
Nv" out whom winning run scored.
Ran Tor Clemens in nth.
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fki,.lfiii,,Iitl.
Portsmouth.

.Onr out when winning run scored.
Scor, by innings; Il,
Richmond ............ """ Nv" VI" -.
nnrt.n,nnth MN ono nN2 81
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-22
WORLD SERIES
PLANS WILL De
FORMED TODAY
First Contest to be Played
Either October 3rd or 4th,
Ban Johnson Believes

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League. to-
night declared himself in favor of a
return to normally in world series
baseball prices, and said he favored
restoring the so cent bleacher seat.
Johnson, John Heydler, president of
the National League, and Judge Ian
dis, baseball commissioner, will meet
tomorrow to arrange preliminary de-
tails for the 1921 series.
Should the reduced prices be pro-
posed, Johnson said he would vote for
them. He said he thought the return
to normally should be heralded with
= 20 cent-S5.00 minimum and maxi.
mum for the series.
Prior to 1918, bleacher seats cost
so cents. In that year, the admissions
were doubled and the top price was
set at $500. Last year top prices were
$3.50.
~ tOmorrow's meeting, tentative
schedule for the series will be drawn
up. Pittsburg in the National League
Cleveland in the American League
and the New York clubs will be con
sidered
With the major league season end
ing October 2, Johnson said he
thought the worlds series might be
rotten under way October a. and il
the two New York teams are the
champions, the series might be inauG
urated day earlier.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-22

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which cause impoverished blood and
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ing your blood in good condition.
Get S. S. S. at your druggist. Use
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write Chief Medical Director, Swift
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Atlanta. Ga. for special medical adj
vice without charged. He is helping
people every day to regain their
health and strength. Ask him to send
you his illustrated booklet, Facts
About the Blood free. S. s. S. is
sold by all drug stores.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-22
PRAISE NEW HIGHWAY

The news of the opening of the
state highway from Douglas east Is
apparently circulating among motor
circles as traffic over the great south
ern trans-continental highway is pick
ing up considerably and the motorists
are all pleased Some from the east
in the last few days report having
left the National Old Trails at So
zorro. others came in to Ell Paso over
the Old Spanish Trails, others on the
Bankhead and one party followed the
Ozark Trails to Ell Paso Several
have stated that the news of this ex-
cellent route is beginning to spread
over the eastern part of the country
and that they would sure talk It up
on their return east.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-22
Autographed Ball
To Be AuctiOned
Off For Big Six

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81. - Presi-
dent Harding and Vice President
Coolidge autographed baseball to be
auctioned for the benefit Of Christy
Mathewson, former star pitcher of
the New York Giants, at the game to
be played between the New York and
Boston Nationals at the Polo Grounds
September 30. The ball also bears
the signatures of Mathewson and OF
Babe" Ruth. and George Kelly, home
run kings of the American and Nation
al Leagues, respectively.
In responding to the request for his
autograph. President Harding told
John A. Heydler, president of the Ma
tional League, that he was a great &C
mirer of Mathewson and that he con
sidered "Mathewson typified all that
is best in the national pastime."