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Slated for picini~h IN fif'h inning
fBatted for Acosta IN ninth inning
Hickman out; hit by bat,ed bail
tBatted for Shorten In sixth inning.
Waited FOR Bassier IN sixth inning.
washington ...... o o = q O-lO
Detroit ......... r-f3
Two base hits-Ricc. Brewer. johnson, 2;
Jones, 2; Bassler. Eiue. Harris, 2; O'Rourke.
Stolen baae-O Rourke. Sacrifices -Heilman,
Brewer. Holling. Double piay-Harris and
Judge. Left on Washiugton, y: De-
troit IL. Bases on balis--Off Sutherland. l !;
4; of Holllng, ]. ffits-ON Sutherland ~
IN 2-3 innings: off johnson. . N innings:
off Hollings, IN S1-3 innings or Court
t-3 innings. TIT by pitcher-,By Johnson
lSutheriand). Struck oui-By Johnson. ?; by
sutherland, I by Hollins, 2. Wild pi'ches-
Johnson. Courtney. Winning pitcNor-HoU
lnr. rsosinr pi.cher~1our'rcv r-rrp'rr.--
Mofierty and Connolly Time II same---
hours and Sc minutes
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

The Giants hava released Pat Shea. tile
pitcher "a ST. Paul and are down 70 the
twenty-five player limit.
Jesse purkett Of the Giants general STAFF
left town last evening the trail of raw,
or, for that matter. finished material
Nobody beats Frisch on CELEBRITY IN double
plays. Few equal him.
The cast has been removed from the shln
bone BIN Klein busted IN Atlanta. and IT,
sil be back on the umpire JOB ~ feW
days.
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White Sox Make Il Two
Straight Over Athletics

CHICAGO. May II tAmeriean chi
cago's White Sox made II two straight
from the Athletics hy taking the second
game or the series, to 8.
Mulrennan. formerly OF Columbus
shut out the visitors for six innings
during which the Sox piled up six runs
of Rommel
Tho Athletics got TO Mulrennsn for
three runs in the closing rounds with tho
help OF some pinch hitters, but he never
was In danger The score:
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Red Sox Overcome Lead
and Win in the Tenth

ST. LOUIS, May Is (Arerican) .--Bos-
ton came from behind In the ninth in
ming to-day and after tieins tho score
batted out victory over 81. Louis in
the tenth, making the fnal count IL
TO Z.
In the laet inning Pratt hit a home
run with two on base. The score:
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Two base hits-Stock. fforrshy. schultz.
I)ilhoefer. Olson. Three base ht--Srhutz.
Home r,ns-McHenfy Neis. Miller. stolen
bases-Mann. Dilhosfer. Sacrifices-H Hofusby.
2chupr. Double plays-Etock. Hornsby and
fournier: KilduH and Johnston; Johnston,
Kilduff end achmandt. Left on basos-St
Louis. ,; Brooklyn, 8. Bases on balls-off
Schupp. q: off Bailey. .: oft Mjus J.
Iiits--off Smith, In no inning (none ou, In
tirso: off Cadore. In no inning (none ont
Miiius. ] In l inning. Tilt by pitched ball
BY Bailey uIornsby). Struck out-By
Schupp. by Bailey. .. wild pitch-Schupp.
Mccormick Time Of ganc-i hour and 30
minutes.
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Bloomer Girls. % %
Errors-Canapery, Peterson. Two base
hits-ptx. Mccarty, Andres, Kane. Double
plays-Ksnc, Peterson and Youngstrom;
Roth. Parker and Andres. Stolen bases
Paterson. Bases on balls-On Streeter. 2;
off Baumann, 4. Struck out-By Streeter, Z: /:
by Baunann. .. Umpire-suiiivan.
MEMS Club Of wayne. ooi oso Pays 10 Z
n: Y. Bioomer Girls. ;. COo 200 10c-o s 1
Batteries-Egan And carruthefs; Stella
Az south Ozone Park, l.. L. II. III. T.
South Ozone A.C.oo0 go 2o2 600 600 8 y !
Clinton p. @. 40 600 600 600 o0o-10 1. I
Betteries-Desaiies and white; Siefert,
Nolan. Morgan.
At Dyckman Oval r.. II. II.
Te.reeu Bears....s 0 o g al 2 x-i2 ii o
Batteries-ilauer and Crouch W. Kelleher
and Smith.
Port chestcr.....o o1oooo2 2o-3 II 3
Batteries-Sloano and Knvsnaugh: Tesreau
and Smith.
Duauesne .......o 20 1 900 o O. s S 2
Batteries-aearn and Meyers. Gingrass
and Schock
Fordhnm ...0 o1 2io0 0-6 g q
Atlantic ...6 % > o o x-i5 10 o
Bntteries-Deegan and Heis: Parmeio and
Meyers.
At Legion Field H. II. n.
n. Y. Independents.t 2 o. 90 2 O. s IL 2
Vernon a. C.......f 20 0o3 00o-6 .
Observation-Disclosures and Farrell; Nc
Gure and Rothcr.
At Parkvile Oval n III. H.
Parkvflio A A.. o o o q o IL ( o
Montclair ..... 0 o o o of ora Q o
Batteries-prime and Markes; Mortimer
and Booth.
At Parlsviiie Oval
rarkviliW A. A.. o = o o o o o 90
Batteries-Robertson and Savage; Dwyer
and Markes.
AZ, Mamaroneck. n. y II. II. Il.
RIohcreek Ath. 0 o o o oo.f o. q 3
All stars ooi o0oox-2 . 3
Batteries-Meii and vandcrback: McInerney
and Fortune.
At Loughin Field r.. ". n.
Richcreek Attn. 1 2 o o 90 20 o p Q IL I
Louah. Lyceum. o 90 90 "a g
Battcries-sfeil and Nanderback Martin
and Johnson.
AZ Atlantic Field II. II. y.
Atlantic Nat. o os 900 % o. >
A.c. O o "a 90 49, ~ 2
Batteries-Ratner. schwab and silvers,one .
Taylor. Najesh and Flynn.
At Recreation PARK II. ". i.
Paterson 4. sox 1 q 0 o I o o o. fo .
Springfields... 90 o o o q 1T s 2
Acknowledgment and Wiley; Dell and
Heyer.
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Totals .a4a72sio3

sDatted FOR clifford IN ninth inning.
roc,,ert.,.. . o . 2 N-i4
T,ro base hi.s-Alliier. Do Neville. Three
bs % nltg-S,imrla. MattoN. stolen baaes-
5lrnrna, McCabe. MclIiiian. ?: Faulkner,
MattoI Kane. De Noville Sacrificef-Mof-
gar .. MrCsbe Archdsacun. Left on bases
@Rochester I: Jersey City, Z. Bases on
balis-off Morgan, 2: off clifford. .; Struck
pires-Moran and Kelly. Time OF game
hours
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Pitchers settle Down.

Slim Caldwell faced the invaders in
the fifth and was tapped for three runs.
Baker led off with q single TO right.
Ward sent him down with a well placed
sacrifice and Schang brought him home
with n single over centre. Hoyt sacri-
ficed and Roth and Peckinpaugh came
through with doubles TO left two more
runs resulting before the side passed out
with tho Babes easy tap to Caldwell.
Johnston's single TO right, Speakers
double off the screen and an infiold out
gave the Indians one In their half of the
same inning
Caldwell then settled down and per-
mitted only one hostile batter TO reach
first base In the next four rounds Hoyt
was almost equally effective in the clos
ing rounds. The score:
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rolals.4siii5 aei5 q
Totals 80 I'll aoio .

Totals. 80 " ~ " >
sgat,ed for WET in ninth inning.
fBat,ed for Meyers W tsntls innlfr.
4rrtted FOR Kolp IN Eeverth iurlnr.
sRan for pevereid IN seventh innirg.
Boston. ....... % 80 Ill
-. Louis...... 1 o o :
Two bas. hits-NenoslSy. Pratt. Nuel.
Smith Williams Three base ft.F-fIeu-
dryx. Collins, Tobin. Homo runr-pra'i,
wiliinmf aacrifces-Nitt, 2 HgndryN.
Double piays--pratt Scott. McInnlg. Foster,
prns, and Mofuna: McManus, Lee and
jacobson; lee md Jacobson: Gerber, Lee
and Jacobson. 2. Left on bases-iloston, 2 I;
81 rouis T. Bnses on baiis-Off Meyers. Z I;
on Burwrli 2; Off ShocHer. =. Hlts-Off
Meyers, 10 in 2 Innings: of Bugh, IN
inning. or Burr-cil 7 IN i-3 Innings. eff
Eoip, in % innings of shoolssr. q n
innings TIT ~ pitched hail-By Meyers
fwe,5eii). Struck out--By Meyers. by
shocks-a I. Winning pitchor-Mcyers. los.
i',g pitcher-ghooker. rnrires-bvans and
Iildebrand Tirno ~ game hours and 8
minutes
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SHELTERS LOSE TO
ROCHESTER TEAM
Colts Hit Clifford Hard and
Triumph by Score OF
II to =.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
srANnING on TIE CLUES.

Rochester, 14 Jersey CITY, = ,
Reading, Ii syracuse, 3:
Buffalo. 81 Baltimore. o.
Other teams we're not scheduled.
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Totals. 90 3 = 24fsel
sBatted for Rommel II seventh inning,
fEatted for Hasty In eighth inning.

fBatted for Hasty in eighth inning.
Philadelphia. ...... o o o o 2 o..
Chicago ....... 3 q o o o o ~
Two base hts-Mulllgan. wcich. y. Walker.
Three base hits-Johnson. Muiligan Sacri-
fice-Colins. Double play-Duran and Per
kinS; Perkins and Dykes; Collins and
schalk: g. Walker and BRAZIL. Left on
bases-philadelphia. 10; Chicago. q. Bases
ffits--Off Rommci. In Q innlngf; OF Hasty,
3 In 1 inning; off heefe, IN inning. HIT
by pitched bali-By Tommei (Mulrennanl.
Struck out--ny Muircnnan. ! b. nommel. ?.
Losing p,chrr--Rommei. t-mptres-O Owens
and Chill. Time OF game-i hour and -
minutes.
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Tigers Beat Senators.

DETROIT. May i5 tAmerican) De
troit made II two straight over wash
ingSon by winning to-dsy's game. 10
TO 10.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Jcrsty CITY IT IUIUIlKV.
Newark in Rochester.
Reading in Buffalo.
baltimore In Syracuse.
RocursrEn, May l5.--Rochester de'
feated Jersey City here to-day, IL to
2. getting TO Clifford for seventeen hits
Morgan pitched strong game IN.
sixth inning being the only session IN
which the Skeeters were able TO punch
hits.
Rochester stole SIX bases In the eighth
inning. Mcmillan stealing second and
third In this frame. The score:
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Two base hits--Roth. .; Mousel. Baker
peclsinpaush. Speaker sncrificcs-ward.
Eoyt. Double plays-Hovt Pipp and Baker;
ward. Pecknpaugh and pipp: Hoyt. Peck
inpaugh and Pipp. Left on basS-New
rHoyt. q: off Covelesllei. H. off Odenwald, ].
Hlts--Of Covelesit;o. : IN innings off
Odenwald. 1 IN 1 inning; off Caldwell. N
innings struck out-By Coveleslue. 3;
ny Caldwell. .. Wild p,tch-odenwald. Los
ing pitchor-Coveleskie. Uinpires-Nallin
Wilson and Dinneer Time of game hour
and So minutes.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. FBRIT~ FIELD
Brooklyn W. 81. Louis, 3 so z. M.-Aau.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 4; Cincinnati, =.
st. louis, 10; Brooklyn, q.
Other tesms were not scheduled.
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rs WN-YANKEES LEAD THE LEAGUE-DODGERS LOSE-BOXIN

THE LISTENING POST
L-2 By WALTER TRUMBULL 60
Copyright By he NewY York.
THE COLLEGE HERO.
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70 try to a
H no"s =. 9'sa. Sss. has ss.;s"as sssa as
md bst M,. as M se oae Ss ~ ass.i%g essis ss@s sr
His seeks pair Of
His playing the football aerd
Evohss ss, lo4a % 1 pras ,ss Of ssas shn and ss"d
S'' ~sss. %sass O 'g ss,ses @ 'sas sse sssss s
Tie lss t,s s..s. % 's':s e asss:s ss 'st; st: ss,,
" Unless Mess he he s"O%s his girl SsI there
COLUMBIA. GEM OF THE HARLEM
Of recent cent sue success in athletic, m is sr su upon
The Monnssds m nsa9h nas not S a%ny % @ of aTse city
interfered with college spirit
But Butt has ;ssf stu
sSsr tive .a psss With h ~ ns t a Of rowing This year he
Not only did he teach those @ boys na, also nsea them w with
Tigers cap Amy
from Jungletown is a
STAFF ON.
Mays get along right
fair Al nn @ s s.@s assg sns . % the % ss @ s
oisn ns s % @ two s s PLAYERS Rssssns @
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
that @ they a 1sy never o has
We
that ball. Bambino
it.
This big a
team & When comes to winning we'd
valuable a ofic standpo
the Babe the a
al he
RACING NOTES.
Horsemen that Leonardo H.
He
the times made slow tracks at
college records but
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YANKEES WINLEAD
IN PENNANT RACE
Beat Speakers Tribe, 8 to 2,
and Slam Coveleskie's
Pitching.

CLEVELAND. May 15.-Batting with
timely vigor in support OF excellent
pitching. the Yankees dubbed the
worlds champion Indians into submis-
sion again to-day and climbed into first
achieving this result they used up two
OF the Tribes leading pitchers--stan-
ley Coveleski and Ray Caldweii-ooth
of whom were hit with crushing force
when hits meant runs. The store was
to ., and the result never was in
doubt
Coveleski was taken out to make room
for a pinch hitter in the third inning
after the Yankees had made seven hits
end five runs off his salivated delivery.
A recruit right handler. Odenwald by
name, pitched the fourth, and in the
fifth Ray Caldwell made his appear
ance He was tapped for two singles
and a couple Of doubles before he had
chanc to get his bearings. three more
runs being added TO the Yankee total.
Bobbie Roth. probably the most ef-
ficient lead off man in the American
League this year. led the Yankee attack
with single an dtwo doubles in five
times at the bet. He scored three runs.
drove In one and played magnificent
game on defence. Peekinpaugh and
Meusel also made their presence felt,
each peeling off two singles and double
and making them count in the scoring.
Meusel choked his bat and shortened
his swing and with any sort Of luck
on a fly to Speaker In the fourth and
grounder which Sewell corraled in
the ninth would have had five hits in
as many times at bar.
Waite Hoyt pitched for the Yankees
and was tapped for a total OF nine hits.
They were scattered over seven innings.
however. and he was seldom In serious
trouble. Three double plays. two Of
which he started himself. helped him
no. little.
$4,000 See Game.
There was approximately $4,000 per-
sons in the stands or parked around
the fringes OF the outfield when the
Yankees broke away to a flying start
by scoring two runs in the first Roth
led off with single to left and moved
around to second while Sewell was heav-
ing Pecltinpaugh's poke to first. Ruth
was passed purposely and Pipp with a
SLOW rolling tap filled the bases. Meusei
chopped a single to centre. scoring both
Roth and Ruth.
The Yankees made another after two
were out in the second. Again il was
Roth who started the drive. His con-
tribution was a double to the left field
crowd, which bloomed into a run when
Peck showed q single down the third
base line. The Indian hurler pitched to
Ruth and struck him out. thus retiring
the entire side on strikes.
Meusel lined to left after Pipp had
grounded out In the third and by fast
and clever running stretched his hit into
q double, which Bakers two bagger TO
the right field crowd converted into q
run. Smith tore in to make fine catch
on Wards short hoist to right. but Ste
phenson muffed Schang's pop fly and
Baker trickled through with the Yam.
KEGS fifth run.
In the fourth Burns bat.ed for Oden-
wald after an error by Ward. Gardner's
single to left and a pass TO O'Neill had
filled the bases with two out. lie drew
base on balls which forced in a run
for the Indians.
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STANDING OF
GAMES SCHEDUI

Cincinnati in New York.
st. Louis in BROOKLYN.
Chicago In Boston.
Pittsburgh In Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. r; Cleveland, 2.
Chicago, 7; philadelphia, 3.
Boston, II; St. Louis, III inn'Gs). 4
Detroit. -; Washington, 10.
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THE CLUBS.
ID FOR TO-DAY.

New York N Cleveland.
Rcston In -. Ioui-.
rhiiadrlphia in Chicago.
Wsshington In Detroit.
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At Bronx Field.

bPoas SSa6sH eiaas4... a,Sss.:. 2 5SSSa &19 =
Errorsa1tsehneider. Thomas. Two base
Carpenter Three base Sn Sits-Mears. 'fs.Sn, Hart
man. Lebate Home runs-Cook. Thomas
Double piay-Kuney and Shaw. Stolen bases
ass Ssiss ''rdaS sacrfG., SSssGa M:spa
Hartman. 2: Lebate. Bases on baiis-off
RUSSELL. !; off o;runner. !; off Lebn,e. /
by Grunner, O.: by Lebate. 81 by Leddy. l.
Passed balis-Carpenter, Meffei. Hits-off
,.iy. Leday. IN : innings: off Lebate,. in 8
Time Of garne--f hour and 65 minutes.
At Bronx Field (first camel u. II. u.
Boston club tCon. IL oio ool ooo-- ; 1
Bronx Giants. ......... o40 ooi 32y-1o o
Schwartz and Maffei
West New York. % o o o 1 = 0 0-3 2
Orange A. Ali o o 0 O0ix-a : 1
Batteries-Mavis and Mcbride: Carlson
and Holman.
At West New York. n 81 e.
piainf,eid waI, Nhi. yo..ooododddso Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wozek and Whit
more. Po@tel and Mcbride.
AZ Tarrytown. ". Y n. II. y.
Tarrytown X. Of 00Soooo-3 4 q
subway Giants. % O004oo0o-4 q 3
Batteries-Brown and Dousherty: wagner
At Paterson. n. j. n IT. n
SILK Sox. 40 3 oof ox--fi III
stanford. ...:.. 900 90 o. Z Q
Battcries-Gaston. Baker and soper: Suhre
Grunwaid and Brrman. Raster.
AZ Paterson. n. H. n r. "
snk sox. o 200 iOoo-4 10 4
Springfield. 49,. 0 o o 0 q o % o II y
Bat,erics-MoiyneauH and wiley: Boil and
Hoyer.
At Cioster. y. j. w. IT, E
All colegians.. 100000 - o o
Amer. Legion. . o DO o o o o-o 2
Batttrie.-l'@r~hlin and Little; Merritt.
Crsstie and Davis.
A. Tlathusit- RHE
bridgeport ...,.... 00004 i--sf- o
Flatbush ........ 0O2 q y o O., q
Batterics-nahr and simpson. Pape and
Ross.
\. Y. r'ire Dept. Ioaoooloi@e . !
apringfieids ...... o q 2 o 4 o q o % ~ 3
Betteries-Ma arshaii and Dempsey: Beatty
nnd Sehworm.
At Recreation Park II. H. r,
kstoria I, =. 2; o." "S99Sdo0id-as !
BatterieE-Nartin. Engicrt and Zin-ef;
wersche and Nihergall.
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Bob Martin, A. T.. r. heavyweight
champion. Is 20 meet Joo Cox at the
Manhattan Casino next Thursday night
Martins match with Cox Is the first of
half dozen important battles arranged
Tor him.
Dilly De Foe viii reappear in Tho ring
next wednesday night In n bout with
Freddie Jack. " the Pioneer s. G. II
should be easy for De Foe. unless tho
latter breaks some part OF bis anatomy
before The last round
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IOtaIN. .sUf : y = 7
aBatted for ccveioskie III third inning.
fBatted for Odenwaid in fourth Inning.
tran for O'Neiii In ninth inning.
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slayer but il seems 70
hey On Saturday that to
He stayed too long the place.
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COLUMBIA, GEM OF THE HARLEM.
A STAFF TO LEAN ON.

We have heard said that Miller Higgins
pitching staff but far know he and Mays along
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Eastern League.

r,SrBAIr, TO-DAY. pOLO GROUNDS
$50 l.. M. Giants vs.. Cincinnstt--Adr.
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RACING NOTES.

Weather conditions showing Muskalona
Kentucky Derby. If big fish mi
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MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

They the Babe only lifted a ball
field bleachers Cleveland
md put into the centre field beacers the Polo
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At Mckinley Park.

Totals. ...32 II 2713l Totals. 81 31f .4i2
Bloomer Girls. 0 . o o 0-3
Mckinley Park. o o o . x-5
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All this kidding about being pitching
ir There game the other day which didn't
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iris Speaker has been using something
It must be confusing to the
whether iris thinks he's managing
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If the times made slow
college records but who will give worlds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-29
MYST|CSHR|NE
|N|T|ATESC[ASS
Of 6OD.C.MEN
Past Imperial Potentate Ken
drick Guest at Thanksgiv-
ing Ceremonial.

Mysteries Of the Mystic Shrine,
cloaked in Arabian splendor, were re-
vealed last night to sixty Washing
tonians, members of a caravan taken
over the restless sands by Almas Tenn
pie, attended by more than 1000 local
Shriners, at the Capitol Theater.
w. Freeland Kendrick, potentate OF
Lu Lu Temple, Philadelphia. and past
imperial rotentate of the Shrine, with
a party of lesser mobiles from the
Quaker City, were the special guests
of honor at the Thanksgiving cere-
monial of Almas Temple.
Previous to the admission of the
strangers" into the gates Of the City
Of Bagdad, "Call-Me-Henry" Lansburgh
was presented with a silver cup
mounted on a mahogany base, and an
honorary membership in Ishmailia
Temple, by a delegation from Buffalo.
Presentation was made by Alonzo G.
Hinkley, potentate of Buffalo.
The ceremonies proper were con-
Quoted by Henry C. Stein, who, with
his cohorts and the assistance OF the
strangers" furnished the amusement
for those "out front"
A musical program was given by
the Oriental band, Henry b. Schmidt
director, and the Alma Temple chant.
ers, directed by J. Walter Hum.
phreys. Other features were a drill
by the Arab patrol drill corps, e. c.
Dutton, captain, accompanied by the
Almas drum corps, w. L. Jacoby, di
rector, and the Arab patrol floor
team, Virgil M. Fookes. director, and
J. Fred Huber, assistant.
| Musical numbers were also giver
by the Almas Temple Orchestra, di
1
Almas Temple Glee Club, directed b,
| Charles r. Bartlett.
The next meeting OF Aimas Tempt,
will be on December 20, at the VII
lard Hotel, when the election Of Of
| ficers will be held.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-29

said Justice Stafford, because II he
did, I don't think he would be allowed
to continue as counsel In the case and
perhaps would not be allowed to con-
tinue as lawyer"
/ Justice Stafford then ordered the
jury to be brought back into the room.
Lawyer Charges Cruelty.
In his opening statement to the jury
late yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Lambert
declared the defense would show that
one night In January, 1912, when the
Cirahams were living in the Woodward
apartment house, Mrs. Graham, by
mistake, applied an acid to her eyes
instead Of a harmless eye wash.
She rushed In and sought Ora
hams assistance" said counsel for the
defense, and Graham said, go to the
devil; can't bother with you; get out
Of 1t the best way you can. I'm not
going to pay any attention to you"
He told the jury the defense would
show that on another occasion, when
fire broke out in the apartment. Ora
ham took a fur coat from his wife
when she was leaving the apartment,
saying, You can't have this coat, this
Is mine," and that he rushed out and
saved himself leaving her to get out
alone.
Accused As Stacker.
I'VE will show that when the draft
came, Graham would walk the floor
at night in fear of being called in tho
draft" counsel told the Jury. 'He
said he could not go into the army.
Finally he became in such a panic
that he told her she would have to get
Congressman Flood, her brother In.
law, to get him q position where he
would be SAFE"
Through the efforts Of Flood and
Senator Swanson, of Virginia, II WAS
stated, with the assistance Of Admiral
MCGOWAN, a job as assistant pay
master in the navy was obtained for
Graham.
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, mother Of
the plaintiff, took the stand for a
short time yesterday afternoon. She
testified that she lived in the apart
ment house with her son and bis
wife, but on another floor. She said
she saw Humes In the Graham apart
ment on one occas sion when she went
up to invite her daughter -in-law to
dinner. She testified that on another
occasion she met him in front Of the
apartment house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-29
Makes a Family Supply
Of Cough Remedy
Really better thaa ready made
cough syrups, and saves about ".
Easily and quickly prepared.
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II you combined the curative prop
critics of every known "ready- made"
cough remedy, you probably could
not get as much real curative power
as there is in this simple homemade
cough syrup, which is easily prepared
IN few minutes.
Get from any druggist 2H ounces
of Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup, using
either plain graduated sugar syrup,
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, as desired. The result IL q
full pint of really. better cough syrup
than you could buy ready-Tade for
three times the money. Tastes pleas
ant and never spoils.
This Pfnex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief. It
1oosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes so gently and easily
that it is really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, hoarseness and bronchial asth-
ma, there is nothing better.
Pinex is a most valuable concern
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of Pinex"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co..
Fl Wayne, Ind.