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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

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the feeiFus brHsns With his sc'et'A
and whlrie,' 80 ui~-t the charer ~ the
iitt,r snmla fcpted sh'didns VII"
seeing their leader telicu hai With
,.oat an .lnAtsp.s h.siigtinn an3 s,lf.na,rr.
entity nv mrtnal consent d., .sri 80
u,rnyv him
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wall ar,ns rs ~ ala =" hui he va
,nn dirfy to shnoi effectively and The
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trout Ne md Wounded three n'ra
wtho1, stopping them 4 ~s"ond
move ard their tong eltht,s'rtnch
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ant svnIfns ~. r'nr which ~ h,4A
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Webster ssN u havppri lnrs g ~.
( uerl hitH Wr ref tis t,r und
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/ trli r,rvari 50, al. fs,v' hefnrv hgS
aS~a,Iants t>,giJ draw bach inr HN.
| s.eink thra<t n $50 me eringo rerf
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Ssapqtsrs sfr,Avr she ussu ~ .es~c
nnA ne lar,ers h,ty aetNrer ~,
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so.s' sar tse aaaI s~F@ntsus h,s hat
rrrmtls ewes g7yHaslrx hatred sra Har
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hts sparr,p teeth, his A-caa -. as
srs fsnlnr A. they c',A~s~l u ar@Jaf
tl~l r1r se0 ~,~,nd, Nv MAS y q
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( Is oag' xgtIa@i IN wn,trr hs saaNa
: b oav ihe re4
Wa sra. Sr~ai rser ina. 49,
ne .a4t ~rNuef'h IA his dr'Bs
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

an WEBSTER anA a~sFOns sAs ehase~
lsnsAsx J@nss A@gd sas heay M,fh~
@hise. xastag tnss sAs tssS 10 Axlsss
raAs9a8a ,ssa Sxsasi, sSs r&ssss a 10
,ha xrsass4 sgd for the hgsr t1lxs was
aaar~ that nol0r~s ka~4s n ~ dir
asgsas.te 10 Aes ssTsstn1 10 I'm tAr
sasdy ul@a walcs Isea s-Rn asd h~~n
s5sax
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wseai 60 lAs .rsx: ~ A@sass lsssAs-
har3sns-s s@asrasrgSas vssaa ~ De-
xaIsts-i Erary 81 has iagiaraesss FsDssA
rs~r ans. s.sep~d aFsslRa TO err Ss'sv
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~as a wbite asan Feot ~s@ss ssae
sfes a4a alSd wtpssi his sors rse~ with
'Ap s,vas ~ her sgH,a. Ara EhFa SEC
re<usgtissa hlni
~ia4 NJ. gte. Give beta ~ sssa
pslors~ Asa.s-i ~sih, Caagsh. gsy .s~sr
dear Bic hearted itiaesies3eg fS,yrs''
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his laea-t ss,F an Ter sAeasi"- era
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she slage into hls leaf eacs thF sst
gtp. ls.nAes. foeilsh svrss> THAR ne' .
ers have fer thpir el.f''syn That p'sF's
en have 'of ,ar ariekrp s'ea % 'Ss'v
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foyaag rBde AFTER wlth tnur riarn'
pa.se, atdrr his is,dy basr webster
50 he .hadc q; q tufie4 pslHi INSIDE
iss IAalarr ep's.
A. ll,vy laid Webster dp~R for =
sazsses,,, ts,.yr :. | ss.@rrs sse~ s,,,essh
yomhfHi mHn II handsome f~R'Br~a
adu Motto hrariag appnarh snd lraA
At hiaa H. hs- eve. gi.sFe were Tears
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matted John gfrarf wehNrrw efress
NV Fyirad - the ts'rtins i'o'mr~'
b~H nj him murnnr Ny grrst Neart
-. whimsical lcsshle john Mes'Sirf
lnr made 4 InsAille fef 0'e 70 nsse'
,nu here Tonight and ,hs - the u'cyt
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
L You Need 4 Medicine
You Should Have Tho Best

Rave yea river steppei 10 rrs.an whs
n 10 That - mAa5 pr,SL0cis thst a'v "a
tsasi,r,y sdNsstisrt. ell ct enss drop oss
u ssA, snd ere ~Non tcryetssn Tbs
r~ssnn ID paaan'~ths sErls did moi falhb
the promises IL the msnatsetgref Iisss
sppi,ss mere partacsllNiy 10 s.sSs.ssas.
4 medseiasi pssparance ths. hss r~si
curative .slae slsosi sslb asslf, a hks
en- sndless chain sysies the remedy 10
scccsnrpenasd by tho~s ~hs have been
,AsnsAlisA. w. ,hass Who arg 10 nrej VI !.
A prpnasnent drvxEtst says lak~ Toe
ssampls IN. kslnSrs swamp kor,, .
prsparstlea | have seld fH maa, YEAR,
spd seyes hesitate 10 recommend, Tor Ia
sinsesi evsy ease II shows ssesllsn' ~
salts, ~ many Of my cassamsts ,~siisS
No ether k.an<y remedy Ia. 70 large q
sAls."
Ascerdsne 10 sveFn statements snd
verified testismrny n iheassnds Who hsy.
asea ,h~ pr~pAnticn. the success 81 iE
Miners swamp Root 10 due TO the Tact
% many people claim, that Il fuifi's 81
np,st EVER wish in e,@vamsns iidnsI,
iissr snd bladder silrs~ntsl eottwe'a ~,
sary ,rouhi~s and n~atslis~s the sfas
sesd whrh e.ns~. rheumatism.
You MAY rve~a,s . sample bottls ~
s~smp hoot W Parcels Test. AHifes
pr. hfmsr Co, blnshsm,on, y Y,
and ~ncls.s trn crsts. also n'rnlion Tho
ps.~r t4rg. and medium s,ss BOTTLES
.ar ssis 81 all drag s,nrss Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

II a TRIAL. aave heen very glad that
al sx ncw feel mach ssrSagvr and d.
al os MY ~e,rk. tell my sra@n3. wA~a
sAsy asa fas SHAT helpe3 ras. ard they
silr.A il uaaas De a grand nseStesae Ana
ala lpa cAn 70 this letter fer tAa-
ssnrnisl II ys,o ssSe. = Mrs, MARRY A.
MR.scN, X. y D, 4 Caearhell Ia.
The exp4stssace and testimony af sacA
wawsee As Mrs Wilson prove heynaa q
debt that Las l.. ihnkhans's vegv-
,ahle Compound wiil casscs, ateA trua.
bies by removing the canse and s~NiaF.
tng the system to . healthy Normal ean-
AQcn Whea such symptoms develop
sseacksches heartna.SSawn pataN DIS
plAceneats nefycaaless sss1 the
bluns woman ammo, act too promptly
in trying Lydia + ihpkhsm's Vegetable
CesnyxaIEsd II Sic yAlGss her failure com
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
By PETER B. KYlNE


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dogbtiess I'D have his taniis. int
egwaFdfte Sas noa ous Ut fher' Ars hr
did have rbr Saast ~ y set,se " ~
tior. Az er't sHiir f'irtet es~f hls
olive features.
Without tak.Ag iste consideration
'hr baydBets st ny bnFk b. FeI'l3efi
50 strikes us tle osidS SIRE even bs~
And yst you patru'ge ge.
Wel,sleF was aeifie'i I'D rather
Do thar than kiii jta BrHayidrs TO
refvr,sd riloat ~ tuni Hih
along arA sell yaar pap-rs apd take
Jour pliigH sutis ssp'iai.ig"tsd hFt
gapd~ with yua Sea, -
3yaasidey hand holding his pts'ol
had been banging lasss''ly al t's SIDE
With biz furious glance meeting Meb-
strrs uafalleginelt. @i,h thr sasfsra
auyeinrnt 81 hts Yvist end stsrrfl,
WiJnoGr maSeufeHT ~ Hts Tnrr7rV'f. W.
threw up his wrnpun snh rT~''
Securely ffrh ot second bad
elapsed hetH cen thr movement ~ =
wfi'E*t ana me pressure "ot Fh3s" F'SrY'E
on ne trigger Webster gazing st.Aa'
ny INTO iha aotnleF ryes had h"tri
no hint ~ it~ mBn's in'r,tiun. anh
was caught attually ~ his guard
The imllyt tore through his tde.ps
moinentsrils pnralyGing hlm, and his
Sas"apSrss ssmsss~s, s'ss,isF7trg - W"
Sidewalk; as he stoops.d and recoNrrt~l
il. BrnRvtle~ iiT~i again. cYeu"'us
n. top Of hl- I-fl shoulder The
sohranIran took sim for third nud
finishing shot. bur wh~n he pulled ihs
,r-rvwr .h~ ks4r~s~r fesl ,,s q 'i~feetss.
cartridge. which gave to John stuart
Webster all the advantage hr erhNed
IL. pisntrd a bullet Ia B-na'idy@ alb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
cHePTEH XVI.

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aurs,a .slnas Wrhs'"y owe ~ hs aides
gai,op,si 40 the strvsi. 70 return prs
rntls With tptarhmem With Ntyefrh
er.r 4rto which Wehslee and i''n Juan
CzFetrro wer. laid snd carried rp the
pa ace ,lrl,rauy into the huge so'Htai
reception hnil Wherr unly The uigaf
before sarros had gr,-frd 'h- hciles
and heaux ~ his cupitsi In the n enn
TIM. Mother i-nks had suc~r~',e'i IN
rs.twllS DOLORES Ia consciousness
SUPPORTED by he lndsmtallr old
woman the giri sioni, foiloWrd tbf
rrlua pFu~sS~irn until NJ shc au"r q
he reretltoa rIofn they found their
.rthrr progress harr~i BY sentry
The RS, haired u,an :. deah, be
informed thcm N rspanss a. Their
eager queries II yon want hiy h"i,,
hr eopfnusvi hnmrsling guess a. 'n
'h.tt mission 4 guess }"u rsn haSe
a r ,,.sarr t.e 4~ 4@a &l@S 4.'tstF.
pointed 10 the strrichsr vh, haH
to, n ~; down along the waii ~ thu
rr,.piiun hali
re ahou, ~. n'her" NDih"2
leuAS demanded l'm Japu t8fejere
haa unfortunately TEN % muh q
nuisance ~ her ~ IKE 'hat ~" ~as
rat ptdrd ia he troubled srrafls
5s,a hlm ju d-gth eitheagh 'he Spf
.sHtse manDe, II his ~ had ttr,il.,J
The llr .h nHldoS hleat IN Der
The btf !caa sat qgllr drEd yet
tut lm atfpid nes . roorr Tttt
.aFe.s.rls hata rtT III 'Tris rNwn nut4'
ttIcud Of yours Miss 10 pah rst
IN TONES frr,xhtei ~th peghherit
stmya Nv
istlurts osh'ei
"Sorrl cSn let 200 IN Nss ~
c..rt n,A,d. "tNu thr Gcnsrsl crtstrv~i
~. 10 gt"ii ryrryl4t-ty aui uwV1l rBs
ss,sgor- hay. aRlsh.d i"oAlpE him
over. n was yua 70 sAU 10 IhsE
r,.sra a,sus. ihe hall, ihsp yp1 ar
4ssf ihe FIRST neas shen the dsierr
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Nsthvr IvnsH srcewcd bis E,fvic-
I AMI .f,~f.~l h.r chargp into tbs rraaa
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+ eeo sss.-;ed nv \ Nosv7h;spn cnh
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( great .cissarn gn3 ras ire bl",'d seas ~
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3ts. Grrathcs rpry svutiy. The rtt~-
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trxse fhai vnatuH
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fetnai Even n that corseAtsc1 y
t.ks4-4, sr. b.. IaAgs H.seS nn' llrusR ta.iA'
sert .bar1ly hs t#n1u' IN W. weak
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a "a y.pns' ir- vs~al.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

% a. ~ ~ ny cen
wesk- I had sscare
Eulna as my Asfs xAse
ss~sy naeNsh and A~a
fewer ana ss'k ssssxy
ssseAs and sxaeA gAszas
&zrxsg nv r@sASsA.
wAxh lAssssi twe
wccEE | hsaTy1 cf
LYDIA T. P.nkAam's
gsvesahl@ lassa,
lxa4na Dang esa.sfs
~ mausA good ard
thcMgAs | wsatssa nsxs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

"A Delegation ~ ia,it lobbyists
spgid ltke te >tp yt'N s''t4ats's
TEL theut TIA gol ~
u tried 10 tell Them that rep'I~i
the A,cretar, nat thel sald thes Apew
roo 10 >; we're frrs All sH0f'' aeit antfg
ron N~rr willing 10 Sec thrta
-umpa In ,Ne words u The Tie
hrrw rn,n~ilsa 'IheS shouid i've VI
k.nr shas them IN - ittiainKhkas
Age.lierala. .,..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

w rtis SVntiiIps ~ FfHFffA ff,e '4fhsN :
tns q, "h.e tr~sr" 10 a rr,fsstshie tos'
n.e1 Rsvari ~ vtij heiiey DEPOSITS
u more than Ma pounds ia hollow
tr,s- has hs,,n noted The itres ara
lorDtri nv busters who foiioe the
rshi OF The bees II requires sesa
syeasehs .srts" u e-ssass@sA. a sa,..,.-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

Mos, teesple ensur~ winter and @oms
pr~t~nA they iik~ H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04
SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mira Wilpon's LsstsF Should
Do Read by AN Women

CsssrAsa6 ~ Lee Ass~r rr iass sAaa
uss barn m Seps<me~f | wAs unasas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-04

W., IVY rnsrr h@fshss ~ ~hs vsv~s
fxssa wesa sss katf2s ~ IN fs~rfs tss~4
ssss eth ~ s1ts.y soa presasN " fs-aa
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
BASEBALL LEADER FOUND NOT GUILTY OF VIOLATING SUNDAY :
 BLUE LAWS IN SOUTH DAKOTA

REDFIELD, S. D., May 24.-Jacob Koerner, secretary of the local base ball club of the Dakota League, was found not guilty this afternoon of a charge of violating the blue laws" by charging fans admission to the grandstand to see Sundays game be- tween Redfield and Wahpeton-Breck- enridge.
 The trial was conducted in the the court of Justice A. s. Gillet, where the complaint against Koerner was sworn to yesterday by Rev. c. B. Rooney. of Tulare, and the verdict was found by a jury composed of six men. The defense contended that to charge spectators for seats in the grandstand and bleachers was not in violation of the blue laws, as upheld partially by the state supreme court recently. The supreme court had construed the law to mean that when admission" was charged. Sunday baseball was illegal, and today's case rested on the construction of that word. Defense witnesses testified those who did not wish to pay to see last Sundays game were admitted free. but those who parked their au-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
DAUGHERTY SEES. JACK WORK OUT
Champion Treats his Sparring Partners Rough; Covers 6
 Miles In Road Work

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 24.- With Attorney General. Daugherty as his guest, Jack Dempsey today went through the most strenuous workout since he started training 10 days ago. He increased his boxing to six rounds covered six miles on the road, punch ed the bag 10 minutes and shadow boxed for two rounds.
 Clad in full length trunks, cap and old sweater coat and a three days growth of beard, Dempsey was presented to Daugherty. The attor- ney general chatted with the cham pion for few minutes, and then posed for pictures. After giving the champion closeup inspection. Daugherty said:
 You're bigger than I thought. saw you box Brennan and you looked small then. I am glad to know you and shall drop in every week end. Perhaps shall be able to help. you out-but it will be in an advisory capacity and not with the gloves" :,
 The attorney general is an ardent boxing fan and he vigorously applaud ed the champion after he had finish ed boxing.
 Aaked if he expected to witness the championship contest. the attorney general said:
 Well. am the attorney general and I think it's my duty to be there to see if the fight is on the level. Draw your own .conclusions from that
 After punching the bag. and shad- ow boxing, Dempsey took on Larry Williams, Jack Renault, Alex Tram bitas and Babe Hermann Williams boxed for the first time with the champion and was roughly handled. Renault boxed the second round and then rested before coming back for another round. Renault wore head gear and cautioned the champion to take it easy" because he suffered from a sore side as result of the contest last night Dempsey, how. eve, apparently forgot about the eau tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
1. phiIIies 3. cincy 2

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Phila- delphia emerged from last place by winning, to ?, from Cincinnati to- day. Lebourveau and Meusel drove home all the local runs in the third The visitors filled the bases in the ninth, but Meadows easily disposed of Fonseca and See. R. H. D.. Cincinnati .... .010 900 001-2 6 2 Philadelphia ..003 900 00x-3 8 0
 Batteries: Luque, Napier and Win go; Meadows and Bruggy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25

Summary: Stolen bases, Young 2, Rapp, Skiff, Bigbee, , Carey, Burns. Home run. Maranville, Sacrifice hits, Whitted Bancroft. Double plays, Ban- croft to -Frisch to Kelly. Cutshaw to Grimm. Base on balls. off Adams l, Carlson 2, Nehf 8. Innings pitched, Adams 4, Carlson 4. Struck outl by Adams l, Carlson 2. Nehf 2. Wild pitch, Adams. Passed ball, Skiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
Boston 2, St. Louis 3

BOSTON, May 24.-With St. Louis leading Boston, to 2, in the last half of the eighth, the bases full and two out, pinch hitter Frank Gibson, whose timely single defeated Cincinnati Sat urday, singled to left field. scoring two runs. Powell followed with a home run, and Boston won. to 3.
 R. H. E.. St. Louis ...... .101 oo1 0Q0-3 4 Boston ....... 100 010 05x-7 8 2 Batteries: Pertica. Sherden and Clenons; Scott, Watson and O'Neill. Gibson.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
Fit7sin7 mons Gets Decision In Bout With Frank Carbone

TULSA. Okla, May 24. - Young Ritzsimmons. of Oklahoma City, to- night received the referees decision over Frank Carbone, of New York, in a 15 round bout here. Fitzsimmons outboxed and outslugged Carbone in nearly every round. The men are middleweights.
 Fitzsimmons has been matched to box Kid Palmer June 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
National League
New York 5, Pittsburs 3

NEW YORK, May 24-The New York Nationals knocked out the vet eran Pittsburg pitcher, Adams, today and won the second game of the SC. ries, 5 to 8. The Giants hit the ball in the pinches and ran wild on the bases. Nenf was hit hard in the early innings, but settled down. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
chicaao 6: Senators 5

CHICAGO, May 24.-Mulrennan, a recruit pitcher, went the entire route fer the Chicago White Sox and with timely hitting behind him defeated Washington, to 5. Everett Xaryan, last years home run hitter of the Western League, took Schalk's place behind the plate and drove out two doubles scoring one run himself and
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25

tomobiles or wished to sit in the grandstand were obliged to pay for the privilege.
 H. E. Warner, states attorney, who conducted the case for the state. de- clared that the decision did not nee. essarily test blue laws and that other arrests were liable to result.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25

These symptoms often show the whole system, especially the blood, is disordered.
 Don't wait till you are sick in bed. Almost cv- cry ailment can be ward ed of if attended to in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
Brooklyn 6. Chicago 1

BROOKLYN, May 24. = BrooAryn ended its losing streak today by de- feating Chicago, 6 to 1. The Superbas had lost five straight games. Pitcher Smith, of Brooklyn, who made a home run, would have shut out the visitors, but for a wild throw by Griffith.
 R. H. E. Chicago ....... 100 900 O0O-1 2 Brooklyn .....2 200 2IO 01x-6 Batteries: Martin and O'Farrell; i; Smith and Taylor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
TO CLOSE ALL SHOPS

ST. PAUL, Minn., May -f.-Head- quarters of the Great Northern Rail way tonight announced that every shop on its system, except two will be chased from May 27 to June 5. Light traffic is the reason. it was stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
American League
Athletics 2; Detroit 6

DETROIT, May 24.- Philadelphia staged a ninth inning rally that net ted two runs and defeated Detroit 2 to 6, today. Detroit took ar early lead. The visitors won in the ninth with two singles and a pass off Old ham, sacrifice fly and Cobb's error.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-25
''That Tired Feeling" Often
 Forecasts Sickness

When you arc tired without good cause, lack ambition and feel put of sorts generally, you may De heading straight for a sick spell.
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summary TWO pdSe hllS FSfhihs 9: Welch, Dugan, Galloway. Three hase hits Cobb. Home dun Galloway. Stolen bases Blue, Perkins. Sacrf- flee hits Middleton, Galloway, Blue, Jones, Myatt, Dykes. Double plays Dykes to Galloway; Oldham to Bush to Blue. Base on balls Middleton 1; keefe 2; Holling 1; Oldham l. h. rings pitched Middleton 1-3; Hol- ling ?; Oldhom 2-3; Keefe 2; Rom nell ?. Hit by pitcher by Keefe
 Bush); by Holling (Dykes). Struck out by Middleton 1.
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Boo Martin Knocks Out Ned Carpenter
 At Start Of Fight

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 24.- Bob Martin, A. E. F. heavyweight cham riCn, knocked out Ned Carpenter of Milwaukee, in the first round of their scheduled 12 round bout tonight The fight lasted just 21 seconds.
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time. Any doctor will tell you that.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At B'rmingham 5; New Orleans At Little Rock 12; Mobile 10. At Nashville 8; Chattanooga 1. No others scheduled.
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The straw hat Charlie Ray wore m "The OF Swimmin' Hole" was auc- tioned off for s200, which went into the Armenian Relief Fund.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee 6; Louisville 4. At Kansas City 6; Indianapolis g. At Minneapolis 2; Toledo 8. At St. Paul q: Columbus s.
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the vegetable blood tonic Of fifty years standing.
 Get S.S.S. from your druggist today, and write about your condition to Chief Medical Advisor, SAT Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
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WESTERN LEAGUE At St. Joseph 6; Omaha 10. At Tulsa 8; Wichita IA. At Oklahoma City 8; Joplin !.
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St. Louis g; New York 4

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-St. Louis de faated New York to 4, today piling
 lead in the first two innings hat tha Yankees could not Overcome. TmD're Chill ordered Mays from the game in the second inning for dis 0uting a decision and took Che saD,e q ction against Schsng in the fifth for the same offense. Roland was forced 70 leave the game in the sixth when his left hand was injured by drive rom Pipp's bat.
 Score: R H E New York ...... 900 fOs OOO-4 ' 4 St Louis -......-. 25O O1O OOx-S 10 2
 Batteries: Mays, Piercy and Schsng, Horfmann; Roland, Burweh and Severeid.
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Cleveland and Boston. postponed. wet grounds.
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Philadelphia

x-Ran fop Griffin in 5th.
 xx-Batted for Keefe in Sth
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driving in two others.

Batteries: Acosta, Schacht and Picinich; Mulrennan and Yaryan.
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Batteries: Reinhart and Casey; Fittery and Elliott.
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Batteries: Poison, Sid Ross and Baker; Reiger and Lynn
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Coast League

Batteries: Winn and Mitze; Coucf Flaherty and Agnew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-26
Children Saved as Home
Of b. Brown Burns
Country Place of Vice-President
of General Motors Company
PARTLY DESTROYED

IRVINGTON-O N-HUDSON, April rs.
Fire to-day partly destroyed the
beautiful home of Donaldson Brown,
vice-president Of the General Motors
Company, situated in the Broadway
section of this town. The loss is est-
mated at between 100000 and $4,000.
The fire is believed to have started
from lighted match, or cigarette,
thrown into some excelsior in the cell
lar. When the flames were first no
ticed servants lost little time in get
ting Frank Brown, three years old,
and Ruth Brown, two years old, who
were playing in the nursery, out of
the house.
Firemen from Dobbs Ferry and other
nearby places responded to the call
for aid but the flames ate their way
through the building SO rapidly that
the tiremen could do little to save the
three-story and tower frame structure.
Mr.. Brown had purchased the build
ing about four months ago and is said
to have expended $4,000 renovating it.
House Gets 100000 Army Bill
WASHINGTON, April 25.-A regular
force of 10000 enlisted men is pro-
vided for in the army appropriation
bill reported to-day to the House