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Evening journal., 1921-08-03
TotaI

Home runs-Price. Ward Tgo-base
hits-Crompton (2). Price. Cashell. NJ.
Cashcl. Stolen bases-Price Crompton.
Ward. Cashell. Struck out-By Dayett,
S. by Huriock, 3.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
Vol. 1

Wilmington High School boys, that
is, fellows who can remember when
they were boys on the Cherry and
White diamond aggregation about
seven years ago, are thoroughly vim
dicated for losing 20 Chester in
''thcm" days. when Johnny Ogden
was on the mound for the Orange
anc Black. Today Johnny Is n con-
siderable part OF the Baltimore Ori-
ole show. The Monumental City
combination has about walked away
with the International pcnnant and
Ogden has done more than his
share OF the promenade. He was
with the New York Giants once and
would he in the big show now If
Jack Dunn would sell him, but he
has made up his mind to hold on
TO the Media finger despite the
many fattering offers.
We know fellow who is
having a lot OF fun at the ex-
pense Of his friends. This fell
low Is spending his vacation in
Canada and has flooded VIII
mington-made Il real damp,
as It 'twere-with a flock OF
picture postals depicting brew
cries and distilleries in full
blast over the border where he
IS sojourning. They're laying
for him when he returns.
The Raymond Horba affair will
be settled satisfactorily 10 all
concerned before long. Several
offers by out Of town promoters
have been made for a return en-
qaqement between the two boys
and Il Is likely that their dis
pute which Involves hundreds Of
followers Of each will be settled
once for always. Johnny Oiynn
hopes also TO get the men signed
up.
Joe Dugan must have another
series on up in New England. Cen
orally. when Joe gets lost he is ca
vorting with some OF his old-time
play-fellows Down East, at so much
per cavort
Babe Ruth is doing more
than a lot OF reformcrs 90 knock
Evening journal., 1921-08-03

(lE....l.I!EI.lI!li. In El!i..|i:R!.| lI::s.|
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

Washington, s; Detroit. L
So. Louis. 8; Boston, s.
st, Louis. 8; Boston. 2,
(second game.)
other games postponed
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National League

St. Louis. 6; New York. L
Brooklyn. a; Cincinnati. 3.
Other games postponed. rain
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
GLASGOW COMES THROUGH.
Inc NTUTI :
nIAsGOW.

At Glasgow on Saturday, Glasgow
defeated Hughes and Ford, 1S to g..
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
CHRIsTIANA WINS
OVER STANTON

In a twilight game on Monday
Christiana defeated stanton. TO ?.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-08-03

xBrice out interfering with ball.
princess Anne 40i10 90 0--6
snow Hiii -. 100000 3-5
Txo-base hits-Drury, q Siler'
Home runs-Sharpley, 2; hnesoio'
Armstrong. Roussey. Sacrince MT
pos5eqev. i Pounds to Porter to VIII
ilams. Hits on Kelly. s in S 2-S in
nines: of sclFroll. in innings, Hit
bv pitcher-By Kelly (Porter, sharp
levi Bases on balls-On Rlnggold, 1,
winning pitcher - Ringgold- Losing
pitcher-Kelly.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
RAIN FORCES OFF
CENTREVTLLE RACES

CAMBRIDGE. Aug. s-Rain in
terrupted the races at the Cam
bridge fair yesterday afternoon and
none was completed. AS u will take
all OF the five heats TO decide these
contests the last heat in the races
will be run tomorrow.
The summaries;
2.22 Trot-Purse $3.50
March On, b. q. tCyrus Broker) / 5 /
sibbingen. b. 3. Cw. e. Miner). 2 2
, Clarin, b. s. fWm. Boyle). )...... 7 ] 3
Great Adventure, b. g. (Bull
Joker Girl rPp5 s. m. a. A. Rhoadsj Sro sro
Nor. Axworthy on. n. Walker 4 DR.
Good Friday, g. s. q. J.
Time@2.isH. a.2iN. ssoX. as
Special Dorchester co.-Purse 500
Dick Habbard, s. g. phillips
and Merrick) ..-.....-.-..... ! 8 ]
Sellm Mckinney hlk. 3. CWm.
q. DaFisl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 3
Ruth DeForest. blk. m. Oh. J.
EweID .....::;........:........ 4s4s
Time@2.is2. 2.1lK. i.,ix. a.s9. ''O
2.3o Paee-Purse $3.50
Oak March. b. m. q. Harry
MeSsickl ....-..s.....s...... 2
watkins) ..................... 51s3
Alice the Great. 8. m. Oh. p.
James, Jr.) .................. 47sl
Walter b. e. CR S. Harris).... 2s4f
Dock Nutwood. b. g. ID. c.
Armstrong; ................... lro
satton) .....,................. rs 5ro
Hartman) .................... 50 Gro
Time-2.13h. 2.16h, 2.17A, 2lsh. e.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03

Prince Albert % sold N
foppy red bags, tidy red
tins, handsome pound
and half pound fin hu-
niidors and IN the pound
crystal glass humfdor
Dith sponge uIoisfeneT
top that keeps fhe to-
bacco In such perfect
condition.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
sT. MICHAEIs TRIPs EAsroN

EAsTON. Md. Aug. s-6t Mich
ael's defeated Easton. 70 ,. yesser{
day. The local manager thoughf>
ne had an easy thing of II and used
many Of his second-string pitchers
after the third inning. but St Mich
aels fooled him and IN the seventh
scored four runs on two bases on
balls and two hits one OF them n
home run by Wharton. over the left
field fence with three on bases. Eas-
ton tried hard TO redeem the game.
but swanhouso. pitching for ST
Michael's. frightened up and held bis
opponents safe.
The score:
81. Michaols o.. 10000 cSgz
Easton ....... o 2 o 90 0 0 90
Home runa-Wharton. St Michaal-n.
and Moore. Eaaton. Threc-base hit
Moore. Easton. Two-base hit-;Brfs-
coe. Easton. Bases on hails--Easfon.
/. ST Alchaels. s. Struck out--5l-
Michael's. rs; Easton. 10. I.aft on bases
st. Michael'a. 3. Easton. 3 batteries
-Swanhouae and Freebergnr for 81
Michaers. and Slaughter. Trippe. Ca.-
liahan, Briscoe and Cook for Easton.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03

Babe Ruth is doing more
than lot OF reformers 90 knock
Evening journal., 1921-08-03

2.22 Trot-Purse $3.50
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S|STERSVILLE

SIst"rSNillc Nov. l7.--Grarr. Hth"
thrrr-,c;.r-rli daughter e Rev. l"s""
&. IilIIgh. pastor ~ the local Christian
church. and Mrs. H. uHh fell from 4
wiudnw Ia the brick pavement. n dis
tan'c IF ton feet. Tho rmild was un-
hurt
Mrs. W. II. Kelley and sor. Bill OF
pittsburgh. ar" spending Il few days
With friends here Will" cnroutc |" viSi;
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. Young
ur rarkorshurg.
\ son was horn "Wednesday IN IN"
SlstcrsNiil" General hospital /" Mr.. and
Mrs r'ank lI"rncr.
Mrs. Charles krirhaur. VII" has he"n
tho ru.Ht e hcr sister. Mrs. Frank
runlap. returned home 10 Marietta, @.
Thursday crrrins.
Mrs Eva Vincent ri Sandy Lake. Ia.
%;li arr!y" Saturday I" spend tho WIN
ter with her daughter. Mrs. \. ".
Hickman
Mr. and NJ. W. J N"uensrhwand"r
ard MIR. ana Mrs. lack kirk3!d Will be-
guest, nj six o'clock dinner party AT
witch Mrs George umstead OF New
Mart'nsvi,lc will be hostess Friday
evening
Miss Jessie Stoncr has gone 10
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Health Ruined as Result Of
Serious Accident
Lost Weight.
CHEEKS FILLING OUT;
COLOR Is RETURNING

with enc knee broken. rib SMASHED
and h.r badly hrG!SeI--thc result 81
T. train wreck on tn" Northern ONO
rniiway In 1871. ! know wha; Il * D.
surcr My checks were all drawn u"
rom suffering. ny health was ruined
nnh rrjEhIurs sail would never he
able To work aen!n. For four years /
thought they were right. as | trio"
every kind q: treatment - bring hr"k
my strength ana health. hut could md
none. Il was pretty hard TO th'hk
aguout not working III" rest ri my lie.
"I:ut | am now working, and the
na!ghhora are n more surprised than |
am. II just happened that ! got hold
OF the right Kind ~ medicine I" build
nm ny strength ! r-ad about the dis
cnvCrv ~ Th"--rhN N!iam.ne. and ju%'
made NJ my mind would try II.
FOUND that II came in little tablets that
wero plea SAINT to take at mta! time. In
tu.; n few DAYS my strength began 4
return. thr rains omit hothrr:ng m"
and had healthy color in my
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MOUNDSVlLLE MAN INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK NOW WELL

rhccks-thcy wcr" filling out again with
i!rm, healthy flesh. This all happened
~ quickly tina: I was doing iiSht work
before | hardly realized 1t. II! tel You
science corta!nly took 9 big step wheh
hoy made this. PhOs- PHO Vitam!ne, ana
| want to say so. Us tn" greatest tni"6
| rIhr found Tor run down, suffering
People,
This pleasant experience or n. II.
B,,cn. Of 43S Western Ave, MoundsVil!e'
has been shared ny Thousands or people
since the chemical world learned or inc
wondcrtu! value "t i'ho-Pho Eitamine.
ur course. few people were in as serious
rendition a. he, hut there are more
wrecks g.. nervousness. overWork ana
Worry than there are people who have
been In train wrecks. And To these
neorle broken down. tired out and about
ready To give up. Phos-l'ho Nitamine
has been little short OF n life saver. IL
has simply but them on their feet again.
and more appreciattve lot OF people
could not he found.
The name Of the nationally known
! Irving Laboratory. Of Wheeling. west
Va, appears on every orange colored
carton in which bottle Of 60 Phos-Pho
/ Vltaminn tablets are packed. II guar
/ antees the quality and purity OF genu-
/ me Phos-PhO Ei:am.nc. and all leading
! druggists are featuring It at this season
! of the ycar.--adv.
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WARRINGTON

Mrs 4. ". rricharl entertained IN"
members Of the birthday tluh saturday
o,,rrnooa at her home on washington
Strart.
Rohrr, Furher was Cirrr a nl"aSah'
s,,-r-.se last evening at In" homo "f ma
rlrrnts. Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Fur"""' IN
honor of his birthday. tn" members ~
his class IN high school were the guests
and cnioycd splendid tino,
Is Haseerty !s business visitor IN
Scranton. Pa.
Mrs Thomas X Downs has r"tCr@cd
fro,,, A v!s!: at hey home IN Pittsburgh
Miss MarEaret Rogers spent SUNDAY
with her sister IN Warrington.
Miss Margaret Maddox Visited A"r
sister IN Warrington.
Lon Rice Is visiting friends in Wheel
inE.
The Ever Ready Club, composed ~
the Iurlor high school building. IN
most interesting literary and SOFIA ses
sion. \ fine program WAS rendered. ny
the members OF the club. and Miss Gray.
the chayerone. gave an inspiring talk,
class sony composed by Miss Oliver
Kerr. oae OF the members of tho cino'
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WHY WEAK NERVES
AND THIN BLOOD
CAUSE SUCH GREAT PHYSICAL
WEAKNESS AND MAKE ONE AN
EASY PREY TO A MULTITUDE OF
DANGEROUS DISEASES.

Every human being is born with a eer'
tain quantity OF nerve force'-somc,
with more than others,
Your body normally makes or gener-
ate. nerve force only about so fast, and
If through overwork, worry. constart
nervous strain or other excuses, you use.
I'D Your nerve force faster than your
body makes new nerve force, then your,
nerve power becomes weakened, and as
q consequence your blood may become thin.
pale and watery, and you become feeble.
cross and irritable. In such state you may
no, only suffer terrible tortures from multi
tude OF alarming symptoms, but in your
greatly weakened condition you arc an easy
prey for the multitude Of dangerous germs
,.ith which you must come in almost daily
contact and you may therefore easily con.
trac, some dangerous or even fatal disease.
In cases Of nerve force ex haussion in which
your nerve and brain coils are starving for
want Of a sufficient supply Of nerve force or
ner~o-yita! fluid II is worse than foolish 10
waste your time taking mere stimulating r,edi-
eines or narcotic drugs. Your nerve and BRAN
cells mus, have nerve food or something TO
supply more nerve force the same as a ssnrv'
ing person must have bread 10 build flesh
and tissue. For centuries science has,
searched for a nerve food. At last remark
able product was brought to the attention OF
the Paris Academy OF Medicine by a cele.
bra.ed French physician which contained Tho
principal chemical constituent Of active liv-'
Ing nerve force in form which most nearly
resembles that in the brain and nerve cells OF
man. This remarkable product is today con.
tanned in Nuxs,ed Iron 20 that You may now
easily obtain what might almost be termed
artificial nerve force simply by taking two
tablets Of Nuxa,ed Iron three times day
after meals. NuKated Iron also contains or
ganic iron like the iron in your blood and
Ike the iron in spinach. lertils and apples
Organic iron enriches the blood and plenty
Of rich red blood means more nerve force
70 that Suxned Iron not only directly sup.
plies the important chemical constituent Of
active living nerve force to the nerve and
brain cell, but il also stimulates the blood to
manufacture a greatly increased supply OF
new nerve force. In fact. the manufacturers
guarantee satisfactory results 10 every rr:.
chaser or they will refund your money.
Nuxa,ed Iron is iOr sale by all druggists.
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ST. MARyS
Eleven Freight Cars
on the B. & 0. DeraiIGd

St Marys W. Va NOV. IL Eleven
freight cars were Grra!!"d here W"dn"s-
day morning on IA" l.. X -. sizing. lh'
freight hal taken siding :" pas" IN"
10 o'clock passenger tram. tn" DC
ra:!ment WAS caused by d"te'uV" rail-
The work train from Park"rshuTE hur-
rirl I" tho scene" and ~ evening thr
,r,rIa.a WAS al cleared away.
St. Mays Briefs.
The Helping Hand s""'"iy -, 'A'
Eartt4t church was very pleasantly "n
t.rta.urd Ivy Mrs. RAYMOND Ficr<wo''h
nj her home on clay street "Wednesday
afternoon.
7 T. Rnlrv q. Plcas%"tS VAS mere
Monday transacting business
{. T.. Groves ~ Marietta vas IN town
Tucs,..y calling on his rust"m"rs|
Mr.. R'atr Core and children ar" yfSI,-
:3S her parents. MIR and Mrs. J. H.
Marie II rleasants. this week
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CQLERAIN

Mrs George Tusman was caller
in Wheeling Wrrlnc Sday.
Miss Ellen Walker LEFT Monday for
columbus where sh" VIII spend tho
week with the buys and girls OF the
talf club
Miss Carrie C"wan was Wheeling
visitor Wcduc%dny..
Mcssrs W. II. Roberts and Fred lt"h"
wcr. business callers in Upland we'd
n"daY.
Mrs. W. II. Walker was a Wheeling
shnrIcr Wednesday.
Mr. Edwin g. Miller spent Wcdncs-
day and ThursGn" with his, Mrs. NJ.
l.. Martin at Warw"od
Mr. and Mrs. willis Tell formerly
nr this i,lacc are tho proud parents "f a
ilnc nn, born Thursday NnNcmhr TO-
l. L. Mercer was Il business caller IN
Wheeling "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence ar" on
lie sick Est.
Mr. AMI Mrs J. A. M%'omas hav"
returned nome after n trip I" New
York whore they Visited their daughter
Mrs Turtle and family.
II r. White was a business caller IN
WI, cling Saturday.
Mrs. q J. Rrackin Is improving nicely
Mrs Esther Dundy continues about
the Same. ,,
The Sunday school rally will he hold
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-. ,,,,--,,,,-,--n ar.-.r! NDrN
i.. "f''T' 90 ~" mI sam. tine w..r
Thursday t. ~i"H' >'''''o
f:.':'.S "&I relatives. ,,. ,,...
Mrs N..";i u" .'''r' N'' 90, 49,
very Ill g." $'F"i"' ,'"' .,,,n Am.
h'i.r IN enter S"''''
rT!N":''';' ....,, Nr,.ur.,,-
,,,,,. .,,,..,,.,.n a. tn. C;lrnL.,te
went S"'''.'S "''''',,'., 49, vi, &C.
.',,.,. rn:-.,!..y .,,:i -, ve-
-. .,...-.,,,a. y..y u,,".y.
Nrs Lr.a Nr!,nurai. wh" has ""en
49,. r....'.. - ", glen ave.
$780,, $3.50. ., ....,.:'.I = b"
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TIE comes to visit you every year,
II his bag full of knick-knacks for
the youngsters. And he always asks
for that fine bread of yours.
He seemed peeved when you tried
to tell him about Bond Breakdown
it got it's name from a Bond which
guarantees that it's made of just the
same pure materials you always used
how you had stopped baking bread
at home, but you were sure he'd like
Bond Bread quite as well.
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"That IS a B0nd!"
says Uncle Ned

He reluctantly took a slice, and
buttered it. Then after one bite, he
stopped, looked across at you:
WHY Mary, you're fooling-this
is YOUR own homemade breadl'
You laughed, and went on to con-
vince him that it was Bond Bread,
and to tell him about the Bond be-
hind each loaf: And then your Uncle
Ned exclaimed: THAT sure is a
BondI'
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ut III. Ir"snyccr!nn church frida! eve
n!uE N"y"mucr Is
Nrq l. l. Simpson is improving after
Il ,:ng"r:n@ .'lnc"*.
Mr.. Lesser # talih was BUSINESS
caller here Friday
Dr. r. = cope II Barton was pro-
frss!nnai caller her" Tuesday.
Miss Esther Walker spent tho """K
rad With Ter parents. Mr. and Mrs j.
W. Walker.
Mr. James GcsC"rd IS visiting her
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The notable absence OF the sea ser
,.amsei good deal II editorial Conjec-
lure. but The most rational explanation
is that the fact proves that prohibition
really IS rr"hihiinE IN spite or all the
talk 10 the c"ntrary.-PrNNloenf Bull
letin.
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WElLSBURG

uc,i.,,.rr " \, Ne, i--.Ilayirg
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,'' ,yI,rn " S,e,rr,d has ,.n,
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Yer! "!"e 90 E"au IN u'e !"H''E wv
IA 'IE '"h'"N"' VIZ.
mis- paper th''; VeI"'' ne 'e'\es "'> 49,
Ice her.. re hopes !" present. S'HN'
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spent on r""%S uN'.'" ms AHnih'stF"'''''
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daughter Mrs. Willis Fell of Martins
Ferrv
Mr. RadciIr OF Barton was business
caller here this week.
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California Prison oMeial

!. W Red an official conneHt"d WITH
San C.:oat;a ren,ten'iary N California.
is visiting his mother Mrs. Ma1Sare'
Red on OAK went" her" this week
NJ Reid = ais" visiting MS many
srsn-Hs IN this city lie cam" 70 col
nu,hus Ohio. =" got IN csra'"! convict
from san Quentin WI" finished term
a. ~. ONO >,a,e Heral institution Mon
G7,. NJ. R"!d viii leave f"r tn" HucN-
cysri1g
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1aa Eecelves Appointment
muller FUNERAL Today
=
PLAY warwood Hers Today

Play warwood Here Today
N.,..r.iS,i',. High S'ano.'< football
?rr-c-.r.nu W. .lo3@ with ne 'a8'
WARMED a's=,u N -" t";'h street
la g -, .":S afternoon !" WE'''
promises - y" Z" S-'atrSt Ga ne OF ~
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-02
WHAT The POLITICAL REPORTER OF The TIMES HAS WRITTEN ABOUT MAYOR McCORAC
Repdd he AXE Times
RED HOT MEETINGS At
LAST CHICAGO ANU HARBOR

Don't let Il worry you any more then
because I'm nominated
The mayor reached in his desk and
brought out copy Of The Lake County
Times Of Soy. Z. 1872 the day follow
ing the last city election when he WAS
victorious by "A big Jorlty.
Evidently they have forgotten the
lesson this editorial taught regarding
clean politics" said the mayor turning
to the editorial page and exhibiting the
following editorial:
The victory OF Leo Mccormack
was overwhelming and the conn
dence expressed in these men BY the
voters OF the Twin cities will be q
source OF great satisfaction to them.
That IS not all the election viii be
It viii be living rebuke TO the dem
ocrst central committee which used
page Advertisement the day before
election 10 call Mayor-elect McCor-
mack a clown The bitter and
vfuanious attacks BY this committee
on those who supported the East
Chicago republican ticket were ter
rife boomerang ana undoubtedly did
more than any other thing to defeat
" Murray It was an insult to
she splendid men who were back or
The republican organization in East
Chicago TO intimate for a moment
that they would support an unwor-
thy candidate for go progressive =
city The men who engineered the
candidacy Of Leo Mccormack are 70
be congratulated on the campaign
they wsged. It's clean features are
q testimonial 10 them. As we con
graduate Alayor-elect Mccormack
IN hts election we wish 70 congratu-
late his workers as we'll es the men
who directed the fire Of the rspub-
lean artillery"
MAYOR Mccormack will wind UP the
week with an address tonight in the
sixth ward He will speak tomorrow
AZ Pennsylvania, stiegljtz and Kruppas
halls