davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1921-02-25
ANOTHER DROP IN WAGES.

Decline Of - Cents Per week In
Earnings in This state.
ALBANY. Fsb. 25.--A definite down.
ward trend Of factory workers earnings
Is reported by the State Industrial Com
mission in It's report for January con-
ditiOns.
The average earnings Of factory work.
ers for last month was 327.61, "a cents
below Decenfber's average and a drop
Of Si.32 since october last when factory
wages reached the highest point.
The evening world., 1921-02-25
o'BRIEN NOT TO WE'D
MRS. MACSWINEY
tbles Denial Of Report OF Engage
ment to Widow Of Lord
Mayor Of Cork

n. Boland. Secretary OF Eamonn DE-
aiern. President Of the Irish Repub-
ig' to-day made public a cablegram
ttsived from Arthur o'Brien. head OF
~ irish Sell Determination League in
opdon. denying a report that he was
The evening world., 1921-02-25
ONE DAY FOR DR.. SCHEELE

Conspired TO Place bombs Aboard
ShIp-sentenced by Judge Mayer.
Dr. Walter T. Scheelc. a Hoboken
chemist who was indicted In 1916.
The evening world., 1921-02-25

CIGARETTES IN UTAH SLIPPING.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Feb. Is
The southwick AnU-Cigarette Bin
has passed the Senate, 80 to 10. The
bill passed the House several days ago.
"a to ,. II now goes 20 the Governor.
The evening world., 1921-02-25

Dies suddenly In Grand Central
station.
Mrs. Tabina Hunt, fifty-tive years
old, OF Ossining. ~ v, died suddenly
In the Grand Central station at one
O'Clock this morning, when she was
about to board train for her home.
Heart failure was the cause
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I i,i,'nSN


'!iatlcd for Wilkinson iu seventh.
Il|ati"d Tor Hodge in ninth
Score, / \ innings X
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Carpenter Entcrtains Newspaper
Men With Tales of Matches
of Years AGO.
IHy Nssociatcu ircgs

VA ~ II DAY lay Of TeminiscSMmnGys Tatnir
than oi work at Georges Carp-ntler'S
camp Compelled to cut short the
dai's program bcCauS" 90: a cold
rain which fell steadily since early
morning. Carpenter, his manager.
D.scamps and sam McNcy. VINO call,d
paper men with tales ~ boxing bouts
OF decade and NOR" ago.
While going through a half hours
work in the gymnasium Carpenter
recalled 10 McNcy ana DcScamps a
night in Paris IN 1909 when Georges
MAS making his debut as a light
weight rh" three Nero members Of
camps was the star Carpenter the
semi-tinalist,' and McNcy. the mana
ger
Carpenter won from his opponent,
Gloria. in seven rounds, and D"ScHmpS
Won a tcn-ruuud bout Carpenter
received 20 francs Tor his share,
Descamps got forty ana McNcy. six
teen.
McVcy said hc would appear At the
Italian loc Cans arrived today and
started work in the gymnasium. lie
viii continue there until nest week.
bcscamps having announced Il post
ponrmcnt "i ring work until that time.
In his workout today the challenger
NaS more impressive than ON Mon
day. Ills shadow boxing was vicious
punches with stroke that he did not
show before. This morning the
challenger traNed the rain for a short
run about tho camp. then had TIVE
| hours OF sleep, one before and the
other after luncheon.
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RAIN CAUSES LULL IN CAMPS
OFRIVALSW COMING BATTLE
Dempsey Receives English Bull
Pup as rrcscnt-.Juc Ben
iamin Arrives.

ATLANTIC CITY. y j. Mag 25.-
\ heavy rain that drruchcd Jack
bcmps"y's training quarters caused
the hcaNywriEht champion 10 suspend
al training activities today When
the champion aros" AZ y Nj. the
roads Mere heavily suakcd and a cold
raw wind made ROAD work impos-
sihlc.
While Dempsey chafcd at the in
activity at his camp. the rain was
welcomed by Jack kcarus, manager
of the champion.
This weather gives US u good en-
CuSc for giving Dempsey rest"
kearns said Il am glad 10 get this
chanc" do not intend TO permit
DEMPSEY to train too hard. y day of
rest viii do him good after the pace
h" set yesterday"
Dempsey was forced to remain in
doors uutil noon when this rain ahatcs..
giving him an opportunity 10 como
out for breath OF air Later in the
day Dempsey was chccrcd hy the ar
rival Of pure w,,it" English bull
pup. sent by an admircr in Spokane.
| washington. fastcacd to the pun
collar was note signed ~ all Of tn.
ha Sgagcncn who took care OF tn" dog
on it's trip from Spokane. wishine
/ Dempsey success in his coming Cham
! pionship match with Georges Carpcn-
| tier, July
IVY" request sou To put ono slug on
| Carpenter on us for us and more II
necessary tn" note concluded Ten
names We're signed TO IT,
Joe benjamin. the Pacific Coast
] ing stan today He viii work with
| tn" champion the remainder of In,
| week. and perhnDs until the finish OF
training grind.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF y
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
HIGHLAND SPRINGS,
iiENRICO COUNTY Va

In execution of decd of trust dated
ScptcTnhcr Is. lgl2. to the under
signed as trustee and recorded III the
clerks Office. licnr!co county, Va.
- T. 1914. page l12. default having
OF the debt therein secured. and being
required SO TO do by the note holder.
will offer for sale at pupiic auc-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. Tiit. 10Th DAY OF
MAY. 1921,
at $3.50 o'clock l.. NJ
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
That certain tract or parcel of land
fronting 10 feet on Holly Avenue.
and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet to an alley, composing
lot No. 9, in Block II, section / !. OF
the adjoining lot No. :. in same block.
and composing. as aforesaid. Lot No.
9 and one half of Lot No I, adioin-
ing all in Block II. Section l. as
shown on plan of Highland Springs.
A. Il. Iienrico County Clerks Office.
f. r. s. page %.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the
costs OF sale. the balance OF $4,000
due on the debt. with interest AT i
per cent from December is. 1913. till
paid. any current and dclinqucn,
taxes on said lots. and az to the resi-
due nf the purchase money on 4
credit OF twelve months. with inter
est from day of sale. secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
l.. s. BREMNER Trustee
GARRETT Il co. AuctiDnccrS
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

FIRST raee-:wo- year ODDS; selling; FIVE
furlougs Nprsi"lc, l01; Ncncd Colleen.
io7 Evelyn White ioI Happy Buxton,
no; Farewell Taps. lO7; Mcusc. loT; stock
Pin. lO7 Kate Brummrll. IOi: Margaret
White, lNi. WitchwOrk. l0t; KurnyOi. lOi /.
lash Roy. iio: Icnnotia, lni: 'Friors
iqSn; io- hiiiis4iGi.; ioi Koand;smnaa., !o o.,
second r.cc three year Odds: six FUR
louss-r"ddy II. ~; EM!y Mcl.aushl!n,
i2l. Last straw, MS. l!Ecla!r. los: que
Creek 100
Thirl race -threc-ycar-o! ana up.
claiming, mile and s!xteenth-Flo5sain.
100. Pulaski. ~. Sea Mimic. ga Mr ".
30: La Nross lis Elmrndorr, il5 turn
about. Is, war Machine. lis: 'Salute. l0T;
.E.vAnna. -: walk Up. -.
Fourth race--thrce- year Odds and up:
.Cry stni Ford llai Beekna. lo7; whisk.
i.lnctta los Tho Lamb. liO; serv,or.
no: Nalor. III; Nehham. IFS: Gladiator.
l2J. Sea Cove iOi. Knight OF the Heather.
%, 'kamk.n. =? ftobeTty Gthbe,, i0S:
<reW"r. HIS.
Fifth TLoe----two- year Olds fu-lonEs
Nils : ilj. Rose brigade. li2; kirti..
zoe. CHrprUtc.. 100 Column. lI1. rimbTel.
sixth race three year Odds and up, the
Consolation purse, six turiongs- End Man.
ieU. Brckna III, Merchant Marine. llI.
sister Flo. 100, Beach star. 9i Ten But
C"ut; VIEW. 90. Strom6oYI' la; M;lder's
BALLET. lci, Arrowhead. iac. high value.
90.
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed. weather, raining: track siorpy.
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BRONCH0S ARE NOSED
OUT BY PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH, VA. May 25-in a
close ana hard-iought game in which
both Tcrhuuc ana HARRISON were. hit
freely Portsmouth nps"d out Rocky
Mount this afternoon 10y the scnr. Of
TO ,.
tcnter-iicldcr spencer lost the game
iHr the visitors IN tn" ninth when
lunnlnE up ten or twelve feet on
ltrhuncs Inc drive, he undercut 1t
by inches allowing one run 10 lc,k
across aud "A base runner Ia reach
third. where he WAS brought home on
n sacrifice ny.
I'd 10 stag" rally at the EXPENSE
OF Southpnw Tcihun". tn. nrst Two
men up hitting safe. iut Manager
WON Iankcd the mur!rr ANA substi-
rally, hr score:
rally. III" score.
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the first four months could do but
little work, had to lie down most of the
time, and was very nervous, but my
husband was always reminding me to
take the Vegetable Compound, which
| did. OF my eight children this last
one was the easiest birth Of all and
am thankful for your Vegetable Com
pound. recommend il To my friends
when hear them complaining about
their ills. Mrs. Nj. NATALIE, 72
Fremont ST., Springfield, Mass.
Sickly, ailing women make unhappy
tales letter one can imagine how this
home was transformed by her restora-
ton to health. Every woman who suf-
fers from such ailments should give
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound fair trial. 1t is surely worth
while.
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FRENCH FANS NOT EAGER
TO SEE TITULAR MATCH

FAIRS. May 25.-Thc cnthusias n
OF French fight fans FOR the champ
ionship boxing match between Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter in
Jersey city on July {: been found
uncqualcd to the price OF 1900 francs
for the round trip on the steamer
Lcopoldina, which il was proposed to
send to the United States with fight
enthusiasts and the plan has been
abandoned.
~ small group who desire to sec
their countryman try for the world S
championship. however. expect to take
passage together on some regular
passenger steamer. i,
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Detroit.

TCtUlS ......-...3I : \ = u
'EJjt,d for Ehmkc IN ninth
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BUILDERS ARE OUTPLAYED
BY PETERSBURG TEAM

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, MAY o5.-
Errors and the smuggling OF Jimmie
i!ramiSan. former Builder. today cost
Newport NcwS the game with Pc
tershur% Tho visitors won by a
count at 20
Newport News made i,vc errors and
J!mmi" BranuigHn slammed out four
safe hits in four trips TO the bat
much To the delight of the fans, who
gave him great ovation each time
he came TO the plate.
Newport News was simply out
c!asscd in every department of the
game, the Petersburg elan winning
by SUPERIOR bali PLAYING at all stages.
Box score:
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champion no,cr ,u.rcna.d.

Nj WYOHk, May % Suspension
81 JOc Lynch. worlds bantamwc;Ght
champion. was announced tonight by
the New York state iioXing Commits
sion. The commission stated tina;
Lynch and his MANAGER. Eddie Meade.
had hccn suspended pending further
actor hy .hc Massachusetts state
Board oi Boxing. which previously
had suspended them on charge OF
violating a contract TO box at holy
okc, Mass, April 90. y
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PSYCHOLOGY PLAYS PART
IN GEORGE KELLY,S CAREER
Wonder Sugger from Pacific Coast, Found by MEG raw
Exhibited Nervousness for Years in Facing
Major League Pitchers.

NEW YORK. Nay - George
k"lly's suddrn.rise 10 faire as Iaahc
Ruth's National L"uEuc ,bnlloug,r
has Hooded the sport pages with in
'rrcsilnc statistics, hioErapa cal
sketohe. and various conicctur.5 as
to no" George really does 81;
Tn j., a psychological side 10
TIA. DEVELOPMENT pf Kelly a. q mono
run hitter after several years Of
comparative Obscurity--a side we
haEt no, seen eNpl2itcd IN the abun-
"dni publicity that Kelly is getting.
John M",;r"w summed 1t Up wn.u
b." discussed koll:s possibilities AK
a hitter three years ni'o
Il! h" thinks ne has something on
the pitcher n" can WALTON" said Mo
Graw ''hu, If he f.cIs Tho p!tcher
has something on him he h>Su'; the
conhG"u"" and goes after bad balls -
Looking back over keiy's career
"ith the Giants and IN the minor
IehEu"s 80 aye Inclined to strin:;
with McGrau
Began career "n Coast.
Pacific coast l.cagu. about five years
aEo. III" was only ~ then, bat a.
tall and almost Is heavy as ne is
no" iic had been slauming the
Coast League pitchers for many -.
trt base hits.
IN the training camps Kelly was
:. bear. lie could hit prartio, pi,rh-
lax "a uil". ANA he murdered those
minor league pitchers in IA" South
In 'hos" games George Jus, walked
ny and busted en-
If n" ever gets that old confidence
against big league pitching" said
McGraw "hcll nit the same as IN,
- hitting. down here kci regard,
ihcs" pitchers a. hushers. He linoys
n" can ~ th"m and h. does
IN" necessary confidence. wa.
/ Lacking va kcll! when b. urst hc
/ yam 80 Mr. with major league pitch
ing as - pinch hitter DccusiouaII,
! 1r played FIRST base or tho outiiell
hu, IN his hitting there Was Ger.
tain hcsi'auog "a tlmidity That pur
| aim on the dcf"nSjT" against pitchers
and those chats Cniuhr-S
McGruv'. rrcdIrtiuu
M'Graw sent Kelly To Rochester
whcr" he had q wonderful season
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OhUGHERTY AND FRENCH
ENVOY TO SEE TITLE FIGHT
iisy United News. ]

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. MAJ -
A,torn"y-Gouorh DauIh horny win
Match tho Dempsey Carpenter tight
on July >. IN company win the French
ambassador. "tp $50" that international
proprict.s arc Observed" according
to . message hc sent u the cham
pIon's training camp today
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" ~ a. WI, ~
wise | would be q
sickly woman and
couldnot have any
more children on
account Of my
weakened condi-
ton. 1 refused to
have the opera
ton. My husband
asked me To try
Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
lfo-pnp,,pd For
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"hushers" Anyhow ne whacked
many homo runs and closed tho sea
son as tho Leagues best hitter.
scouts from many hir l"aru" clubs
Ora" exercised his option. lic
brought Kelly back 70 Sew York
that fall
"Maybc he's ready" said McGraw.
Il zen you mat hira VIII start hit
ting soule day and thcyli never stop
nun. Every body will wonder where
hc came from.
McGraw's steadfast fadth in Kelly
Us nov hcing rewarded. In the pass
luE OF tHaSc "roH" an opportunity for
Kelly TO play first base regularly.
In ms first year az a REGULAR Kelly
"ts undoubtedly handicapped by the
Know ledge or tn" fact mat hc Was
facing good pitchiu. last season
h" tried nnrd but could not please
the crowds. lie struck out SO mauy
times that he became "a target for
tn" "rds pbcrTy' shooters II" tried
hard. but somehow tho pitchers could
foo. him on IN" deciding pltch
Ana sim McGraw stUcl, to- him
rhc Mrntn. ATTITUDE.
Kelly may now Ice claasnd us a
veteran IN Tho National League. II.
SHOWS all til" pitchers. Is afraid 90
NON. OF them, and steps NJ 10 the
plate with confidence. ii" feels that
Il" mas something" on the young
pitchers
The older ones 40 longer dominated
his m"nta! attitgde The result Is
that Kelly j. hitting naturally ana
without nrvouSnrss.
The pr"a, percentage that Ruth
has on the piicnors is their rcluc,-
anc. TO pitch a ball over the plate
TO him. H. hits thu "grooycrs' foi
long distances, so pitchers keep tn,
't.,l y In Mn sil4.,
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Amcricnn Gnircrs Leave.

NEW YORK, May .S-A dozen
M, MIXERS of the American profess
sional golf team today were on board
the steamer A0uitania which will
iniry rom TO England To engage the
British stars In the open champion
ship event to te played At st. An
dreWA In Juno.
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Emily Siam Ruucdge. Complainant,
~.
Carl =. itut!cdEc. ...,... Defendant
The object of this Su5t is 10 obtain
q divorce from bed ana board Tor the
ComriaiuHu against the defendant on
tho grounds OF cruelty ana dos-rtIOn
Mud affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant is not resi-
dent o.! this STATE. & ~ ordered that
no do appear nero within ten days
after due publication - TINS order
and do " hat Is necessary 10 protect
his interests IN this SUIT.
y copy--T"Stc:
". L.. DUNAi. Clcrk.
H. DIXC$ POWERS -. a.
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ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS
By RALLYlNG IN NINTH
IN Nssoclnteh rrcse.l

DETROIT. MICH. May - phila-
dclphia Won the series from Detroit
~ taking today. game. to > \
riuth-iuning rally broke "A tic score.
g Walker and Dykes hit homo runs.
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WHERE TiIES pI.NI TODAY
Newport News at Portsmouth.
Norfo,k a wilson.
Rock! Mount AT kirhnond.
SuifOli> at rctcr>bur
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Nc,,I,ort News

Sacrifice hits Whitcraft. Wood t2)
Corcoran. Martin. Bases on balls-off
Ray. >. on Main, d. stolen bases
Nponan. JautZcu and Wrafcr. struck
out-by Ray. .. by Main. > Lett ON
bases Newport News Is: Petersburg,
.. Double plays--NoSt To Xilcnzizgcr
10 Dolan. Hit by pitchcr-by Main.
Lake and NoEt tmpirtS-ilarhiSo
and Wcstcrvclt. Time Of game. 2.l5.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE


RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Wilson, 1T: Suffolk, 81 DIRT game. l..
innings; -"c"nd game ii innings. darLp.
Portsmouth, !; Rocky Mount. ..
ict"i >hHIr. :; Newport Scw>. /
EIrhm"nd- Nurful> ,riinD.
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nsr. an ." Eisht, In fran'r

NEW ORLEANS, La, May %
Pete HERMAN. fnrm+- .antam. We .eht
champion. viii sail 10. England, Jgna
Il. to meet Jimmy Higgins. cha'np' III
OF France. In q twenty-re-fsd battle.
according to advices received hero to-
day from his manager. ). ]. Y. =
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WORLDS CHAMPIONS TAKE
THIRD STRAIGHT FROM SOX

GLEN EI.ASp. Nav 25.-Clcveland
made IL thrc" straight from Boston
taking today's game, 10 =. The
winning run was scored IN the ninth
after two were out.
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STANDING OF Gil

WHERE THEN PIt. TODAY.
High Point ut Winston III lem.
DlnNilIr at trrrn>boro.
Durham al Rairis h.
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,NNNTE ~ mn ~ II.
Philadelphia ....-.... zoo GOO lG2 >
Detroit - OO2 GOO 600 3
summary 1'hrco-rHsc hlts--Cohb.
Dykes. llcm, runs Walker.
Dykes Sacrifices C Walker Dou-
hlc plays Ehm<c. Easslcr and Blue:
Galloway. Dykes and Erazil. Left on
bases hiladclnhia, :; Detroit. !
Easr on hillS-on Ehmkc. =; Ferry.
Hit by pitcher hy Ehmkc tWclch).
Struck out by Ehmkc, .; Ferry. ..
Empires Wilson and pmecn. Time.
p.OH
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MnrsnM Wins Gnnc.

REEDNILLE. VA, May 2J.-War
saw defeated Reedville here today
o to 3. Ke.he from Maryland state
University made his first appearance
In a Warsaw uniform.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
ItI.NII.TS \

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Greensboro. ;; Danvilic, Called end Of
fifth. r;iinb.
Durham. 81: Raleigh. %.
(Othrr game postponed. rnin.)
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Totals. ............ 81 10 - IL
score by innings: X
:ostou . 0U2 GOO On0---.
ana unl

Summary TwO-hase hits-ScweN.
Grancy stolen bascs-.!oh nston.
Sacriacr-Niti Left uu bases nS-
ton 6. Cleveland 10. Bases on balls
off P.nnock. > . Russell. /. l!its-un
IcunOck. III 2l-3 innings; off Rus
sell. : in 6l-I Struck out by Rus
sell. >; Uhlc. !. Losing pitchcr-Rus-
Time. loo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
KESiI.TS YESTERDAY.
No games .Ch.duicu.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York AT isosiun.
tOnly three games scheduled
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l'urtsin outh.
Totals ......

T,OrkN MOUNT ...... WWU WOI IUI-3
Portsmouth ......lOl 600 n9--i
summary, stolen bascs-NioN, >.
curry. Kclcrmln. SaCriiic hits
tilockson. Champl!n .. kcll.ruau.
Spencer. Carry. Bangs Two-buSc hits
-Stcinback. rcrhunr. l.cft on bases
Rocky Mount. y, Portsmouth 10.
Double PLAY rcrhuuc TO Woods TO
Clock@on Bases on HARRISON.
.. Tcrhuue. l. strike outs HARRISON.
/; Tcrhune, l. His hItSui.tu NUrri-
son. ,MalouCcD Hits on rcrhunc.
: III Sis Innings. Winning pitcher
rcrhunc. Empires Ware ana Riley.
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WIFE TAKES
HUSBANDS ADVICE
And Is Made Well Again
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

Springfield, Mass. 1.-THE doctor
told my husband that had to have an
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Wilson OUl OO0--i Z n
summary: TWo-baSc hit-Poole
SaGriicc hit Mathag, Hit by pitched
hail-Nciid Left on hascs-Sufrolk.
.: wilson. :. struck out--by Grevcllc
3; by Bennett, . Time of game,
hour. Umpire, lludEins and Harper
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rnliry t.or> {" Pieces.

ibiFs ~ 'i'ft>.
cyril lolicy did exactly what Bob
by Jones did He Went TO pieces lie
apparently hasn't sc; learned or real
iz'd that the sIf"ts procedure when
~ is on Tho course hitting a tcc-Shot.
is TO g IL at least a TOW feet above
the ground. Consequently. at a crit.
,Cai point ia the contest. h. hi, twu
- ,'s 90 low tina. h became bunker
ed. ~ died lighting hard. 5:t he
playet very bad go.f from OF" "ciut
OF .iew.
The American menace" is sUh>id :
ing bat YOU stl nave Wright.
thoush his prospects may hc viewed
as that of one man against three.
II deserved to lose" said Jones
after his match Il mad been play
ing rotten golf. and i, was merely :.
ease OF somebody catching me"
Well. tho 10y lost the first hu!.
attsr both players Had bunh.rcd
drives. and the American had taken
tire" puts ON the green. The See
ond was haivcd in tours, and in The
reached the green n four, aud then
took two puts 10 sink his bail.
while his opponent hand!iy took the
hole III three.
ZONES craving for huukcis go; MIN
INTO trou0l. again on the fourth.
which Graham touE, aud tho n:iy
was halvcd. although Graham pu;tcd
mArNelOusly. The fanc pcnchant
Tor hunkcrs cost Jones the sixth,
hut he recovered one on tn" seven; II
and haivcd the eighth with s.rcs.
mftfr ir"nkiIh recovery Of a bal
by use OF Carom shot.
Graham took the ninth in three.
making him -four, ~! At the turn;
Graham deserved 10Th TIA" tenth and
eleventh holes. and got his deserts.
The twelfth was haIvcd, making
Graham dorinlc six. Bobby was
fooHlinc the easiest thrcc-foot puts
which We're ha!vcd ia tours aud tvcs
respectively.
Ii is the puttcrs who have won thus
Wright Appcnr> inrulncrahlc.
II is the determined confidence Of
the thus far iuVulncrahic Wright
which battered dow: through sheer
nnii,iE '"? e ihs mos; difficult in',ii.,
against any pluNcr-FuwncS and
Ball lie Was the only American &c
reach the sixth round.
Wright matched MIS- ambitious
youth against experienced AK" ano
won. Tomorrow he meets parw in
who eliminated the only Other
| American. Paul Hunter. Of Los I'm
;;clcs. dmrin" the afternoon.
For just forty years John Ball has
| played over the lioylakc course. Will,
! Wright has played over IL forty
hours. perhaps. Every Blade Of grass
| Salutcs. and every bunker withhold!
! it's icrrors when the old marines
lacks and beats across the course, SC
! the golfers say.
Eut the lIoylakc secrets failed Ell
| in his hour OF need ANA Wright wa.
unbeatable. lie SANK putt after put
AT two. four. six and "rcn eight yards
with the deadly accuracy % tor,
I nod 4, wnh he Gi 81
and again. with the putting gam"
| The BoStonian was as careful Will
| fifteen inch puts as with hftccn foo
efforts. and as result was ciSh
under par on the fifteen holes. Will.
| Ball was one under boEcy at the end
! copyright. 1921. by United News.
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SnuthcruecAssocinti Results.
Memphis, 2; Atlanta, 4.
1 birmingham, 4; Chattanooga. 3.