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The Washington times., 1921-09-11
BY Skillet Finn

He had robbed churches domces
panes graves little
fed Joe wealthy from his various
needed for living occasionally
particularly good job just matter Of
learned his uncle be operated for appendicitis He
appendix in his life and lot
his pepper inger .-......
Joe jmms night
carved He steahy made his under the bed
before dayresk he could be in the by the time the
came in morning.
lifted the mans appendix and laid table beside
the and taking dried
pocket reached deity deposited that the table place
Sphinx safely
the appendix and seeing lying there
stead, dropped dead from heart failure. A.. r.
excitement which followed Joe discovered
with the appendix in his pocket He
erkd into nterny the following August
died knowledge of what the inside Of things looks
including the jailhouse galows.
Cext week the life and Blank will be
recorded hereJ
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
BY Roy X Moulton

Henry why they alt around the wayf
more fun to start of around the other way"
"Wel for the Iova-howthehell could anybody win?"
vi Just thinkng"-
"we don't think watch horses Now going
to the paddock" '-@ ta-
aoh Henry down the paddock with you
q paddock" ..t.
"Not padlock-paddock"
"Paw what's a paddock"
"Is q place where they keep pads, Henry" N
"No, it's a place where they keep the horses" -
they keep the horses there for Henryf"
"We they somewhere, amt they? They can't
EN- stand night they cant all night
sx-day bicycle race" ..A. q,
"Henry. wilya to the gix-day bicycle racer"
"When they have yes"
along sixday bicycle Paw Here
bird with the saspariler, Paw"
roh, right Here's Now I'm going down TO speak to
q bookmaker friend of mine for Q minute"
Henry do they publish books out here Buy Willie boys book
wllya."
books, that kind Of books Now I'm going,
I'll minute. There have played ten bucks
Green 8 don't win hope the walking good
way There. They're off, Green Persimmon ahead
the half, still ahead At the three quarters
+. Oh heavens He's comm in seventh"
"wei you got to 1, amt your he comes eighth win,
don't youa"
cav com. on We're eon while the COINS good News
again" '' '' ... %. 's.sfs', Oh. :.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
THE FAMILY TO THE RACES

"Not close up All Paw va get me
red balloon to the races, Paw"
II can't red balloon all the home Besides they
don't have red balloons to the races"
"Paw, I'll It home, Paw"
"You amt going neither gotta put
a nag named Green Persmmon"-
"Paw, what's nag Paw"
"A horse-aw ask mother She's naggin'
all the time" NJ
"Henry, you could get into with gag"
II get all the vaudeville need around here Now
let I won't be in time"
"Paw, why do they call the Persmmon
because damfoo named him that, suppose"
"Henry, you don't stop swearing at that child"--
"Paw, what's persimmon, anyhow Paw'"
"Its a fruit"
"Paw, is 1t good to eat?"
"No Fuckers mouth all up"
"Paw anybody puckr mouth all up with
a persmmcn fer, anyway Pawf"
"oh so they whistle Now shut I'm going"
"Paw, is Green Persmmon jumper skin nag, Paw
and take Nav and to the w and buy red balloon
to the races, willya, Paw?"~
"wait till they Yonkers That's closer you get
Jaw, seen Yonkers already"
Wel don't track the town, you
the races"
"How will there be there today, Hsnry?"
"Al Of them except the South Sea Islanders"
"My goodness Henry what's the Of going Charley Chaplin
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

he wanted to know what inside fathers watch would fgn
sleep for hours time when matter Of fact he listening
the old Waterbury tick He found out day when he nnoceny
let it fall the stone tagging Of their back yard
Not satisfied having witnessed the gzzard patena
winde he onged to observe the interior mural decorations Of the
alarm what had long licked the kitchen shelf This
ambition too he finally achieved when he let her fly his
head Sunday morning when the kids being scrubbed for
Sunday school, His mother gathered the girl her and
wooned but there gathering the clock its
welded into solid cake by terrific impact with granite
plexion of his mothers daughter.
learning
Of the Of the accident
his examined look girls
that nothing could be done q like
a years old
coop ncurab
malignant mischief Of the adult Still craving
desire discover what the
first attempt when he
jowls Of the policeman.
He didn't make his enough pcd
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

<<rM going Belmont this the
sale them there. Henry Oh take
Willie jumpers"
j aWhat the You talking about?"
Jumpers"
aBelmont Is . track not dry goods store"
! "Paw, what's q jumper Paw"
"A jumper Is horse
"Paw, what fer do they call q horse a Jumper Paw"
down andoh, thunder shut up! I'm
q hurry" -
in that way"
"Paw, the along with Paw wiya Paw"
take the kid He amt been
track Henry. Take too. I'd like to see EN-"
"o going couple Of berries skin out there and
don't want children hanging asking ques-
tions."
"Paw, what's Q skin, Paw"
i skin O horse Willie"
4 .Paw, thought you said a horse q jumper
( said such thing"
senry did. heard Don't the child that
81 did said q jumper but didn't
say all horses Jumpers"
"Henry you're wonderful enickle amt q
made Of it, Are going take the
or antf' ...
amt"
"Paw what they . for,
rot no hair o Il what Paw"
"wilie. amt you horsef" :,
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

HUMPING the doubecross index Of Whoozus Whoozus
arriving at the pedigree Of Joe Blank
occupies space criminoogy than wedge yet
driven.
jos . wham
wham is . skag humbprns every
community he can't blow peaceful with
noeycerne he often his and kicks em loose with his
brogans
you the official Joe to begin early
the and started through life with
foreign handicap having father and mother He struggled
without attracting particular attention out
side started knkers he
was cleaning all school boys the States Immediately ad
joining his own.
when he the elbow
when self defense. The incident caused lifting
his but until after the teacher
died from the incision.
curious youngssr beginning of his
IN the the his officially broken
was always wondering inside Of things As baby in
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
LETTERS FROM A FATHER

Indicted fer Fishin
Bride fer Decn Old Hotel" "Smth investigator Com
mee Asks Investigate Jones investigator COMMITTEE"
dollar Year Rasin his Salary
Check Ten Dollars Professor Burbank Suspected Gran by
California Farmers" 'r.
An goes another till begin think there
amt honest the world cepn myself An when hear
step the front porch first impulse to slip out the back door,
It's point don't what do with
the Of Drec
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
ANOTHER BEAUTY HEARD FROM 81 : =

tention the pair that he used to shine up and
tell to carry him to the house Of the daughters of the
township Five St. Bernards sentenced to death for failure
to wear tail lights got fat and broke down the corral
One Chow dog lived up to its by eating everything
in Bozos canine hotel including two tickets to the movies
BERTHE was slated to take Gertrude Adenods, daughter Of
CYRUS Tosi Adenoids the choirister, to that movie
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

tors used fer their annual picnic can't leave in the blue china
bowl fer all know the hired the Queen Of the Under
world Though her). I'm the VIC
tenn Of proteen give to the Sossey mprn the Morals
Of the Sennegambns Investigator win find
that the Semagambians had improve
make they'll fer graft II don't they'll get
fer being public
have the records against you.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
BY Ed Streeter

find things about the
cepn dsagreeabe smell Of An live quiet fer
another year. --.as. ~. ...y..
It's Of disease bens made that
begin notice behind the pictures cigar ashes
parler could all be fixed with broom but
accordn The has be grabbed by the
tipped upside everything shook That hayn been
isn't broken put back just like before An
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

ID ERTRAND BoZO, unsalted almond from Ammonia
~ California Is the latest public official to begin
private beauty contest When learned that he
the prize every girl in the fftyrs parcel post
claimed foul
In his home town of Ammonia Bozo always the
chief fume. He was poundnaster and all Of the dogs
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

would rather bite him than anyone else After these bites
hydrophoba would set in That is phenomenon
where the dog dies instead of the bitten He saved
thousands of dollars in gas bills for his municipality in
this manner.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

The entire Gastritis family met him.
Gertrude told father and Cyrus began to sing Bozos
praises with reverse English.
People began to talk. This was almost a miracle, as
most Of the citizens Of Ammonia dumb bells. They
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

outsider couldn't change The effect the moral character
though, 10 TREMENDOUS
It's somehn like that we're going through An when we're
wen furniture had the first place.
well feel lot different towards it'll the time fer houeceann
again. n ~. ,a'. 49, A1
d. -... yours patiently -@ar-.@.~.
-. AMOS Il. AMEsBY,
Copyright, 1871, by streeter.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

Now stir this house
taking and Willie I'll again Me and
Willie been looking forward"-
wouldn't thought hadn't mentioned
going That's bird for talking much with his
But you're going such squeal about on
an be ready H Henry What kind clothes do they
to the races Henryf" .'-
"what, the horses?"
mo, the women" -
don't don't the fer look
them time I to play the ponies"
whats q ponies Paw?" .'...
cts . horse Now close your and get . on"
will saspaer the races? amt
had saspariner, Paw"
"'Taint good you. made out'n chemicals"
"Paw, Is II something like hootch Pawf"
"What do you know about hootch?"
"we that day Nav down heard toll Mr. Purvs
the phone that had swell bottle Of hootch to the
"Close your trap and on"
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

"wel, here Madge, to the races"
"My what crowd We're sein' back almost the
track" >...,'
wouldn't be having nobody to EN-
get saspariler to the wlya, Paw"
until around with It. And keep clam
about hootch, I'll wallop the side Of the ear
"Henry, look how fast them horses going"
"wen, did think wakn matehf They don't
round their hands and knees, you know"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15

Taka-Ii olu,
si'a'ted f"r hanA"nship in ninth

.n H,ai Tor i. whar,ain IN ' nia,,
ming " '''"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15

SPIDERS FOOTBALL
FORTUNES VACILLATE

Spider football stock had It's upa and
downs yesterday. taking "a decided ri,.,
with TN" reporting Of Jones. for the pas,
TWO seasons varsity quarter and half back
ana Ituhei Robins. IN" varsity end. and
s'ninrin; 10 an unknown degree by rca-
son OF Captain Tyler Prices forced with
"rawal from grid activities on account OF
IN absccss In his ear. Present Indications
ar" mat fric". VIII" plays guard Will he
missing On STADIUM Fs"ids swnrd FOR at
lr'-t two weeks.
Win tn" reporting of III. two letter
men thls morning. Coach Dohson now has
on hand eight former Spider players ..f
varsity chiihcr and but one missing who
IL counted on To return to tho university
th'S i'i. lhe missing member J.. Iiegl"r
whose appearance" from iiairiShtIrr T.,
j. "n,iclr'i"d hourly; According to The
way tn" men played last session when
Ii"Elcr r"ports: the holes viii bc al guard
taCkl. and end
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
New Carolina League is
Discussed as Split Looms

That AN ci.ht-club Eastern Car
olina League. including Wilson
and Rocky Mount. may reSri, fror,
the threatened spiit'in the virgins
League. when tn" circuit musuls
meet here Saturday might was
indicated by dispatches eccivcd
from several North Carolina towns
last night.
III" Virginia League" clubs won
NAY" as company kinSt"u, viii
n'ngt"n. New Fern. ir""uvill".
'oldsh"c" and WASHINGTON IL ia
thought. Fans in III" Tarhcci
towns named are said to favor
III" plan ana are watching the
virginia LcaEu. situation with
great interest.
Ihc new Eastern Carolina
League would IL" Commissioned.
yea, II is believed. II remained
without ia" pale Of Judc. Lands
jurisdiction during the ecasc,.
which recently ended paid sal,.
RES to suit the Individual clubs
and developed some talent which
VIII he seen in the major League,
newt season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
SECOND HALF PENNANT
WON BY CHURCH HILL
East End Nine Will Nee
Penn Mutual for Final
Clainpionshin

Ivy n"''h'InE Taxa Kola yesterday af,.-
"""H Dy IN" score OF to /. church mn.
N'"''u' 'inb captured th.. ,.o,r,n,,,.t...
h'"eu" r"nh"nt fnr IN. s.c.nh h,I,
,"' season ana Won ia. rlgh, =. mon
'm" Nn'u"i Winning chm IN IN. nrs,!
,r ' '"r TIA" hn"i championshln %
The game WAC closely -o,,,
49," "''N,hS "nly ON" error. Iinth IL
~. hnmI ESnnl"r hurled excellent h,ii,
IL nh''h mn t~iricr having :, s,.ii
me better pf thr duel Hh"''
q, tmsii.1 the liurllns 81 iiart.l.on .4
H,iulhE 81 W. Wharton iirrnr
"Hh ~" hitting ~ Snfncin1 ne
"',i "ht Mn""rS featured tho cnt,ir., -
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YANKs CAPTURE CONTEST
AND RETAIN THEIR LEAD
White Sox Defeated by ll-,o-8
Scorc-Nlcuscl Gets Two
Iiomrrs.

NEW WORK.. sept. It'll" New York
Americans retained th"ir lead today as
he result az lat" inning rally, defeat
Ing Chicago iu III" last game az the sra =
s"n between III" Two -luhS. 10y II sror" e.!
II /" y Th" Nnul,",s wcr" aided hN the
wildn"ss ~ Ihicnr" pitchers scoring 81. ht
runs In th" siNih aud seventh innings ON
IN" hits.
Mcu>" hit iwu h"Iu" runs for IN" locals.
bringing his s"NSpu'~ tn'.,! To twenty-five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
nuIf-,,iIc Tr,,l, Krrnr., -,

brown E"lding. hy ManrICo. owned hos W
~. McC"ur''"s 90 MINNEAPOLIS ana driven
bN Hal Erwin. ~ Howell today os' tb-
i'shed w"rlis record hy rafting ,h-rc
heats over q hHl;-m!lc track C"r ~ aver
az" tim" of :iG1 rs. IicrhoiNvn urgpfi.
:,,"d The heats In 2:dI -. 2:'7 IL. ..H5 ; T.
IN" r"r;or'nanc" brought H"rhclvyu'> 500.
wa az heats under ..ln On half-milc track,
t" |iN,""n l'sr9clwyn holds record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
10 DECIDE SOUTHERN
BASEBALL HONORS
ms AssociateH r'es- J

~ '.-n i'fiS TENN. Srg'. 81 IN. hys.-
h'n ,hampionship ~ TIL. south wiil d.
nn.'I,l ~ ".NDr-rJu" series l,.ttv"..n
"a" M"inrhis ana E"rt Worth Clur. Snurr.
Sin Association "nd Texas Tongue rSnusut
M!inrr =" 10 start with eaiu"s ~ Fort
North S"pt"ml'"r - uud - with = -hil,
=" Memphis FOR thf"" games September -
:" ana 20. and return tu IFnf' Worth
september y and SS. the. srt..S to and
when either team wins tour u,,iE"H whlch
VIII give II III" TIL" uf Southern cham
Dion.
rians fo- thu ~crios ,.rs perfected =, -
conference" her" t"lay NSw"'u buaE
Ephcrts. president of the texas Lea .ur.
and Ionn u Martin. executive, un ."r ~
tn" southern Association. as m' MIXERS ~
board 81 control. with Paul !.HGrtvr. Soc
r"tHry 81 IN" Fort Worth .rIh and Thomas
watkins. president Gf The Mcnt.ii. club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
rrnfr.,innnI. nrfcnlrh In t.nIf Mnl.h.

!, D'' N.Y. : ONO. sept. li.-,lim
'ihrn"s. III New York. national open goif
ma nrlnn. and ti.prE" SarE.ani. ~
'"iuml'is. former orcn champion defeated
George Duncan ana Ah" Mitchell Enr'i n
iT"t"Nsio n"ls. ihr"" NJ ana TWO 20 play In
,h'ir eighteen Eo!" best bah match a, III"
Sci"ip country club horc today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
STANDING or CLUBS
WHERE THEN rLtT TO-DAY.
brooltiNn nj 81. Louis.
I'u>tun al Pittsburgh.
New i"rk NJ Cincinnati
Philadelphia al Chicago.

80 Harris ." Judge. Left on ht..-- :,
Louis. q; Washington. :. Base on balls
on Davis. :. III. 10y pit rh"r-by pavi.
t'ic.n!"hl. Strurk nu--by Johnson, e. lbs
DAVIS I. Observation-Disclosures ANA CON.
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- hbaS, on hallS--ou BB"ttS ? iIits--
III IinhbcH, in 80 innings: on Eotis "a
"a "a. ID. Hit 10y pitchcr--by AicNnrI.r
~, " '.'ahHt. struck "ut-hy Alexander I
,;' pich-beus. losing ritchor-IiuL.
III tmpir"s-E KLEIN aud Mr,'nr,mic'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-15
.F|LL|NG|M POUNDED HARD
AS PIRATES BEAT BRAVES
Manager Mitchell and Third
Baseman Bocckcl Ordered
From Field.

fiTTSHtEG H. Sept. i.-pittSburgh do
i'dtcn ls"st"n her" today. = u =. knori.-
IN. F!l'h"im ou; of tn" bon in the s!X,h
inning. wh"n they punched four hits fur
'hr"" runs Manager Mitoh"il and Thi"l
b"S"'n"h li'"Ck"' were ordered oH tn
't''d 10y n" umpircs. for protesting do
Clsi"nS. Tn. score:
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JOHNSON BEATS BROWNS
IN N.sncInl.d rr. Is. l

~ NSNUVIII' V t'r'SS.
WNSHi Nt;TcN. Sept. ll.-only twenty
seven men faced johnson today IN a bril-
liant pitching Iu"I NTH Davis whirh
judge singled Miller and Shsrks wa!k.~i
and rgiHirh wts H.' ny pitched h,I.
fo-cins IudE" OYER With IN. only run II
tn" game. Tn" Score.
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TARS. {: BUILDERS. 3

,NpHFolk. W S.u'. lin "a puN ,iuoi
this afternoon psIfrr weakened in tho
'n' .m"rg rury. Nurfu.k ma,tc i, four
.lr'.cl, ir"m- b, HHi'icrs. anno>tnr tho
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
richmond at Fort Sintuii
suffolk AT Nrwpurt News
Wilson nt Norfolk
Rocky Mount nt TurI,nr,
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BUGS BEAT TAR BABIES

WILSON. y. g.. Sent ii-WilSnn m.,I..
II three straight from r. rb"ro hv win
hlnf t"dtNS gam. Icy ~ count ot to 3
'fprbprp
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TRUCKERS DOWN CATS

roRTSMouTH. Va. Sept IL wood
burn outpitCh"d Bunting this afternoon
and holding SAT. Benton was rushed
10 III" rescue. SUFFOLK defeated Portsmouth
score of 10 :. score
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IIo<ror .............. Qua 0nH uuL--1
Pittsburgh .........-....1 200 OU.i uuN--a
summary: 1,wo-bHsc hits Powell. Cut
shaw. Carey. Robertson. SH"riiiD"S-tn Carey,
N"rauvill", Robertson. Double play
Mnrnuvll". Cutshaw and Grimm. Left "n
h,-"S-lIpSt"n. :: Pittsburgh. o.. Rasc an
halls-ru Morgan. / on Morrison I. liIis
OF Fllngim. II In = is; OF Morgan
In -; MI ErHNt"n, non" in !. Sun"k.
Uui--bN Morrison. t. Winning pitcher
N"rri sen. Losing pitch"r-F,llinrim TIM
p!-cs--p DAY and Hart. Tiru". l;32.
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Jersey CITY. :. Reading, H
Buffalo II; Syracuse,
10 hester ( Toronto. ..
Other not scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Itn~tnn. l; bet roit, u.
Nnshinrion. !; ST. Inui.. o.
New York. II: Chicago Il
Cleveland. y; PhiintIr!nhiu. s
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Totals ......
Score Lax Innings

suffolk .-............
Portsmouth .........
summary TNn ta'
ui1Enarn. MgGluu= %
i>"Il"Tfn"n. SLACK. !
zinc" hit Parker.
Duwucy. BLACK. k"H
ulIt-hY Woudniirn.
Benton. Bases oB
. OF hunting .. 81
balls Casey. Burns.
:!."- W"sr"rNrit and
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t'i,i,'.,r"
Totals -.......-.-.. % 10 u - ~
.nRntt.n Tor NNot,s In NINTH.

S|Nrr hy IUnInE~I II
Philadelphia .,...... ...... nnn 'nn ute
chicago ........ .-...... ....l!n -" '"N--'"
summary: Two has" h''S--Tr-ry. ora
ron ta,. ]. smith, Grimes. Flack 60. RruE
r. Three ha~o nit--p Farrell HON" run
-,;rifu.S stolen base iIa rhrr. Sa"r'iiC"H
-hlrNaudor Terry t2l. rw"mhiy. Doubt
.rlay-Pa-ktnson - HnNp 10 k"n"tchy.
Icf, on Observation-Disclosures Ia; Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 10: Philadelphia. o.
New York. 10; Cincinnati, l.
pittsburgh. =: Bu>tun. =.
EroaklSn, ~: -. Iouis ~ t,r,.u,I
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Ncnnn,"n,. a.: Rocky Muut,t.5.
SSmilni,;. !: Portsmouth. ).
NG,foih. .: Newport News
wilson. .: Tnrburu, Z
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CUBS BLANK PHILLIES
LEV Assnrinich

IEy Associated Press.
CHiCSGb. Sept. li.-ch!cHEo pounded
iuhh"ll and IIctts hard today aud .hu,
'nt rhiiad"iihia: 10 70 o. Thu score
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Richmond.


.lu,,lsnd MT for futlcnwid"r N ninth
fNu"uh--d ran FOR Nari"-ki" IN unih.
500 b! innings; X
~ fuuui ......-.-.lo i zoe uli--i
N,'EN u.unt .. az" 100 .nu--i
Summary. Homo run--\arlrs >i" I'VE
la. h.t>-iioeL. Fincrau. Ch.mp'0, Win
60. Co-.pr,n Sacrifice h!tS-Rtk"r.
Ecil.r winston Fuienwider. \arl"S<'.
apoulh. viays--ArrAcon 10 Baker. champ
In - Curry 10 kvllhyr. struck "ni---uN
r.nussaa. . ", Full"uwidrr, R.s" "n
NJ. 'e-on Fiuu"csu. 2 OF fUii"uwldTr. !.
"a. p,-snan-ttInckN lay Fui"uWili"f-
s.-n on hs sc--R lchmond. :; Rocky N"hu.
I. Time OF .tn, 1880 tmp-r"s-hHrpTr
and Btn burn
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STAMINA nm c1,,,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland Mt rhilndcIphiu
tOnly games scheduled
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South .Atinntic League Results

Atlanta. 8 ChHtiauopra. {.
Memphis. I BlrmIu.u.m. :.
Sew orleans ; Mobile I.
Nashville Little Rows. no; scheduled
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-" hits ilhod cum
.'I. Inr'"- base hits
HON" ruu-NiOG. Sac
stolen baS"s I.Cld
arms. Mating. Struck
> by Huufin. T. by
l. bnlis--o'i Woutihurn.
NJ iIsnton. ( Passed
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ri brandon.
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81. oiIi>.
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ST. Louis ...... 600 NnO ONU--u
Washington .-.... ........ 100 n0n i0X-l
summary: SacrifcN-RicN Douhl-
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OTHER SPORTS. PACE 9

.tlEusft. To. IhNTT0ffH- i"
O.. enNl.ls. 2. Columbia. ..
Charleston. s-5 Spar'anhurE. 81.
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American I>>r"in,i"n Rr>ul,
International League Results.

To'.do g. lndiru.uUl!>. =.
MiuuauoAs. e-f. kNus, Guy, 81
columbus 3. Icrisy.ll'. :
- paul &c milwaukee. s.
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<t,rfolk,
\"wnort N,m>.

Rated !ar Hood n ninth
Newport News 90 Oh ,'e-1
Norfolk 90 0hl 6 \,
Thrs" -hEs- HRS Ncrmi'v .A Sac-.ncr hi,.
-burk" kciiy ppuosr icc. on hs 4.s-
Newport News. : Norfolk Double
u.Sys-nooley 20 Mcmahon - Mccu.rn
St:!k" outs-Fhi.s- :. EckAr, !! Bases
IN tRlS- rr''H- Time. I.7S
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'llntt"d Tor Morgan In eighth.
tlIHii"l Tor i;rrNton IN ninth.
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The Undeniable
Appeal Of Style

7HE popularity Of STRAIT
L. ford Clothes among
well dressed young men is
due to the fact that they are
the Style Clothes Of Amer,
lea, cut in the newest fash
ion, tailored and finished
with superior skill. Be
guided by Stafford styles.
1t pays to buy the best.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-23
,,,,, B N Why Drug6sts Recommend . Swamp-Root

For many years druggists have watched with much interest the re- markable record maintained by Dr. KiImer's Swamp-Root. the great kidney, liver and bladder medicine
 It is physicians prescription.
 Swamp Root is strengthenins medicine, Tt helps the kidneys, liver and bladder do the work na- ture intended they should do.
 Swamp-Rooe has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start treatment at once.
 However. if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Bing- hamton, N. Y., for sample bottle When writing be sure and mention the Alaska Daily Empire. Juneau, Alaska. Advertisement