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Winners Take Advantage Of
Mamaux's Long Wind Up
and Effect Triple Steal.

Specioi Despatch 70 TIE NEw YosK IIrRAtp.
BooALusA, La. March 16.-The cham
pion Brooklyn Dodgers again we're de-
feated by the st. Louis Browns here
this afternoon. but the victory scored
by the American Leaguers was no. 50
one sided as was the one hung up IN
yesterdays sad affair. In to-day's en-
counter the champions were on the
wrong side OF to 4 count.
Dixie Davis hurled the first SIX in
nngs against the Dodgers. Nick Cul-
lop relieved Davis. Mamaux started
fer the Brooklyns and hurled three in
nings. He was followed by Clarence
Mitchell. who went the same distance.
MOZART finished.
In the first inning the BrooKiyns
threatened to score, but n tally was pre-
vented by poor judgment on the part
OF Kruger. who coached at third. With
ono out johnson hit 10 deep left centre.
and when he was coming into third
Kruger urged him TO continue to the
plate. but Johnston was an easy out
on a fast relay from the outheld.
The Browns scored their first tally
In the second chapter on pass TO
wetzel and a double BY Tobin. In the
next inning the Brooklyns scored run.
the result OF Millers single and Ma
maux's long two bagger, which scored
Otto from first.
In the third the Browns made but two
hits. Loose fielding on the part OF the
Dodgers, however. made Il, possible for
them 20 push three runs over the plate
Davis singled and stopped at second
when Gerder hit safely. Gleason sacrl-
feed, but when KiIduff. who took tho
throw from Johnston al first failed TO
put his feet on the bag the bases were
full Neis muffed Sisters ny In centre
and Davis scored. Jacobson famed. but
wetzel drew pass and forced Gerber
over the plate. After Tobin's infield rap
resulted IN Gleason being forced out at
the plate a triple steal was successfully
worked and Sisler scored. The base
runners took fun advantage OF long
windup which Mamaux went through.
In the sixth frame the American
Lea ruers collected three more runs OF
the pitching Of Mitchell. They were the
reaul. OF doubles ay Gerber and Siser,
a pass to Lamb, who batted for Davis.
and an error By Cation The Dodgers
flashed a rally In the eighth and pushed
three runs over the plato on hits by
Taylor, MOZART Olsen and Lamar.
KiIduff injured his knee slightly In
the third inning on play at second
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
F. S. DANF0RTH A WINNER.

SpecidI Despatch 10 TI1 Nrw Yosx HEsAtD.
MIAMI, Fla. March i6.-As a result
OF to-day's matches one New Yorker, 4.
S. Danforth. and one JerSeyite, Richard
Bullen, win enter the semi-hnals for the
championship Of Miami. now being
played at the Country Club. Bullen will
draw the medalst, Lee Chase, and Dam
forth will battle with T. W. Palmer, one
OF the strongest match players in these
parts. The summary:
First Slzteen-Lee Chase, Miami, beat Q.
o. Garret. Miami Beach, and q Richard
Bullen. Englewood beat A. X. Noah, Akron.
3 and .: Frank Danforth, North Forks, beat
r. w. Davis, Rock Springs. : and .; I. w.
Palmer. Miami, beat James Stillman, Fort
Wayne, 0 and 4.
Second sixteen--C. a. Annis. Bellevue, beat
g. w. willoughhy. Siwanoy, and 4. =. n.
Gautier, Miami, beat A. A. Ormsbee, Miami.
4 and g. Jack Farren. Boston, bert J. y.
Sailors, Kokcmo, and 3. T. II. Mcdonald,
Miami, beat r. 2. Page, Hartford, up.
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Comiskey Formally Sewers All Relations
With the Seven Indicted White Sox

IcAGo Conshey Chicago Ameri
connected with the 1919 es scandal The players
directed Charles
r.
v. Cicotte The communication follows;
notified OF
o
club entirely inconsistent with obligations to It.
consequently hereby formally notifies and each OF Of
arising
either the Of the contracts existing the time Of the
between each Of and the undersigned and the under
undisnes election 70 terminate all its liabilities oblga
andeac OF
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Baseball Notes

CHICAGO, March iG.-Judge X. NJ.
Tandla commissioner az baseball, after
considering the dispute involving the fran
chisc of the Akron. Ohio club OF the In
ternatlonol League rued to-day that the
controversy should be settled by the league
Officials Of tho Akron club informally pee
scented the case 70 Judge Lands. The
loaruc desires 10 transfer the franchise 10
Newark, y. j.. and Akron IL fighting TO re-
tain II.
Judge Landis also referred the appeal for
reinstatement filed BY Johnny RED" Corri-
don 10 John III. Farrell. secretary or the
National Association of Minor Leagues, for
decision. Corridor desires 20 play with tho
81. Joseph, Mo, club, ~ the Western League.
AKRON, ohio. March i6--J ID. Thomas
president Of the Akron Exhibition Company.
tonight announck he would file suit for
ali Injunction restraining tho International
rasebali League from selling tho AKRON
franchise Thomas's announcement followed
Commissioning Landis'g ruling that the con-
trovergv between Akron stockholders and
the league regarding the sale of the fran
chise. should be settled by the league.
BEAUMONT. Tex, March iC-Exhbition,.
u. ". v.
Philadelphia Americans ..........3 ii
beaumont Crcxas League) .........
Baueriee-tfasty. Nayor and Myntt
Baney. Meine. Basu and Ruschc.
GAINESVILLE. FIa.. March io--CExhibi-
tian).
washington Americans ............ . ~ a
fhtfadttuNlr NnfirrnI14 144...44...4.
EaUcries-znchnry. Acosta, Erickson and
Ficinich. Eaumgartner, Saith, Peters and
Withrow.
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Let the Spring breeze
blow about our new Spring
clothes!
Let the whole world
know that in these days of
starved stocks we at least,
have abundant supplies OF
everything men and boys
wear - clothing, furnish
ings, hats, shoes.
Let folks understand
that our merchandise is as
fresh and new as Spring
clothes always should be
our old, high priced
goods were cleared out in
the late unlarnented Win
ter.
Let the word go out that
prices here are all based on
current replacement costs.
We've neglected no chance
to profit you by the world
wide re a d u S t m e n Of
values.
Let's go! Springs here!
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th ST. -Four at gath St
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4rst ST.
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HANDICAP YACHT RACING CLASS

At the annual meetiDg Of the handicap
yacht racing class II Long leland Sound
held at the New York Athletic Club IL
developed that forty boats will be racing
under tho class emblem during the com
Ing season. A new division OF small
yawls VIII be added 10 the class. making
In all five divisions, which will provide
racing for practically every type OF boat
from the size q class + down TO small
sloops and yawls
Mr.. George y. CRANBERRY who has been
president Of the class since 1906 and
who helped 70 start Il. refused re-elec-
tion this wear. end the officers chosen
% head the organization during the
coming season arc President. Herbert
J.. stone Secretary. q. W. Ford Treas
urcr. II. ". Raymond
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Notes Of tho Yankees.

Ruth is getting to be fastidlous IN his
ar rpearance on the field as well as or. He
came ou. in freshly laundered uniform
to-day, spick and span. The Babe made
sensational catch Of low throw by
Fewster. but tho "Ump" wouldn't call
~ sn out.
Sc1ang was slick on foul tips. lie
matched two ny way Of helping Piercy'e
strike out total.
Tho days grist of hits fSr extra bases
rettcd total Of twenty-nine bases--four
home runr, i've doubles and one triple
Tomorrow to Crowley, La, whore the
Indianapolis team will be engaged by the
Tanks.
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THF.USTFNING.pOST
WALTER / UMB UlL
Copyright. 1921, By The Neto York Herald

Champions OF other days; fighters Of renoton;
There, In the Garden tlcy battle for your croton:
Wilson and Mike O'Do,rd, IN Manhattan tolcn.
Dempsey. the NonpareH. Bob Fitzsimmons. tdH;
Chandler and Donoran--nighty scroppcrs al.
Ghosts lciH you tonight TO that crowded halP
La Blanche OF the pvot bIoto ,oill yonr spirit lend
Aid to a HVtng man, the battle endS
KetcheH. of iron heart, acH your shade cttendf
ShH, records OF yonr deeds Fame Is trumpetin0
Win fancDs eager eyes your figures spring,
shcdoacs in fighting to0s, to chamber IN the rtngs
Champions Of other days: fighters Of reno,on:
Fig, Kctchell, Nonpdreil ariH you flutter do1cnp
There, IN the Garden, they battle for your c7otCn.
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Dodgers Again Are Beaten
BY BrOwnS; Score Is 7 to 4
Jimmy Walsh Will
Manage Newark Team

~ or MACK, president OF the
* Newark International League
= Club, announced yesterday
that he had signed Jimmy Walsh,
former centre fielder on the Boston
and Philadelphia American League
teams, as manager for the Newark
team.
The Newark club will play its
schedule Of games for the 1921 sea-
son on the old Federal League
grounds at Harrison, N. j.
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THE BATTLE TONIGHT.

will crowded
championship stake and there feeling than usual
ODowd has been filling the air with plant ppngs to the effect that
ODwd that couldn't and that the first
ODowd couldn't Mike So
a man
usually
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AS TO THE IVORY PUsHERS.

In spite Of his remarkable Of 4Ss points 1872 such judges
would have with While Hoppe Neither think that
Hoppe" a himself
high
billiards.
to froms stage
a
hit his
he
il
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
TROOP C BEATS PRINCETON.

Troop c defeated Princeton at indoor
polo last night In the Squadron 4 Ar
mory BY a score OF Q to 2. The troopers
outplayed the collegians at all stages
Of the game. and held command from
start to finish. Phillips was the star
cf the game. lie made I'VE goals.
The players were mounted by Squad
ron a. +. e. Strawbridge. Jr, was the
referee. The lineup:
Troop @ (9). Princeton (.).
Lyon ............... No. f............ Stabler
Phillips ...........No. 2...A.......... Hall
Cebailos .......... Back. Stillwel
Goals-t'or Troop g. Phillips (0). Lyon 81 I,
Ceballos (2) for Princeton, Stabler ID,
Stillman a.. Time OF game-Two ten minute
periods. keferes-R. r. Strawbridgc, Jr.
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Left on basos-Brooklvn, a. ST. Louie. 8.
Two base hits--Konotchy Taylor. Mana,ix.
ferber, Sisler. Tobln. Three base ht--John-
Mon. Sacrifice hits--esieason, Jacobson,
robin. First base On errors-st Louis, 3.
stolen bases-Sisler Wetzei. Tobin, Neis.
double playa-Davis and Gerber. Gleason,
Gerber and Sisler; Olson and Konetchy;
Gleason and Sisler. Bases on balla-Off
Mamaux, 2. off Mitchell, 2. Struck out-By
MOZART, 1 By Cullop, 2. HIT ~ pltcher-Hy
MITCHELL 1 tGerberl. Passed bail-Bllllngs.
Hits-Off Mamaux, 3 n innings, or Davis
~ innings; off Mitchell, 4 ln innings
off MOZART. In innings: orr Cullop. IN
innings Umpircs-Klem and Leificid Time
oi gaine-l hour and 40 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
mrs. HURD RETAINS
HER GOLF HONORS
Wins Silver Foils Champion
ship by Margin of Seven
Strokes With 10.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YORK HEsALD.
PINEHURsT, N. c.. March 1G.-Con-
pleting the thirty-six holes Of play in a
total OF 10. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd OF Pittsburgh led the big field in
the Silver Foiis championship tourna-
ment by margin OF seven strokes at
Pinehurst to-day and captured the title
for the second year in succession. Mrs.
J. Raymond Price of Pittsburgh led the
field At the conclusion OF the first eigh-
teen holes with a fine round OF SO and
with Mrs. Hurd two strokes behind.
at 81.
To-day Mrs. Hurd overhauled the
leader at the tenth hole. played the re-
naming eight holes In 81 strokes and
finished with round Of 45-41-Se, az
against 45-5o-95 for Mrs. Price.
The leaders In the championship race:
Mrs. J. Y. Hurd westmoreiand. .s4-s6-i7o
Mrs. J. n. Price. oakmont. .s2-9J-iT7
Mrs. John y Chapman, Greenwich. .ss-95-lS3
Miss Sarah Fownes. oakmont. .93-92-ls5
Mira. 3. r. Hcilingsw IN, Gronsb g.94-ST-19t
Mrs. =. =. Harwood, Chicago. .9I-e5-lo2
Mrs. Donald Parson. Youngstown. 94-9o-l9i
Mrs. Jansen Noyes. Montciair. .94-lOi-le,
Mrs. Myra Heimer Pritchard.,
Mrs ,0t2'Isan q. rrbeacker JacksnsE / 1S-29c
Miss Lorisc Eikns. Oaknlont. .ioo-f0o-2oo
The prize winners and cclers in the
net score contest:
Class AIRS Jansen Noyes (Is). ldont-
clair. 15o: Mrs. J. r. Price (sl. Pittsburg,
i6i: Mrs c. r. Ubeacker (iS), Hacken-
sack. lG4; Miss Sarah Fownes 81, Pitts
burgh. 100.
Glass B--Mrs. Carl rohtnan taa,. cleye-
land l4i. Miss Ethel X Jemont (32). Pha-
delphla, I04. Mrs. Martin @. Brumbaugh
(s2), Philadelphia, 165; Mrs. J. II. Horner
qi9), Pittsburgh. 1877.
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Stolen bascs-Burns Frisch Sacrifice
Knislcy, Rapp. Two base hl,s--Baucroft.
play--ruller. Patterson and Henry tilis--oft
zimatore, 4 IN 2 innings. Off Shea, N
innings. f,uns-Off Zimntore, 2. Bases on
halls-Off Ximatore, 3 Off Shea. 2; oft
Davis, a; off zapiack, /, Struck out-lly
Shea, Q: hy zlmatore o.; hy sailco. i. Wild
pitchcs-shea. Zapiack. Umplre-Brennan.
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4 Two base hits-Bode, Sherdel Roth, Shot
ton. Mueller. Three base hit-Aieuse Home
pilihoef for Sacrifice flies"IIornsby. M,,cbsll
Stolen bsseR-SchanE, Hoffman,. Left on
bnses-Ncw York, Z. 81. Louis, =. Dorbie
nlays-Fewstcr and Mitchell; Mitchell and
Tewster. Bases on balls--Off piercy, 2; Off
Sherdel, 2: off Pertica. 2; off Ferguson. 1
off Walker, I off Rlvierc, .. Struck out
~ Piercy. 3; by Sherdel. by Pertica. /
BY Ferguson, I by Walker. 2. Hit by pitcher
by sherdel. (Ward). TTlts---Off sherdei.
7 IN irningHs off pertica 4 IN = innings:
or Walker. IN / inning: off Rivierc. 3 10
4 inning: off plercy, I'm ) innings off
Ferguson. IN innings; Off clifford, o ia /
inning. Unpircs-Moriarty md Rankin. Time
~ game--2 hours and 10 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

HOCKEY VICTORY FOR FALCONS.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-The Falcons
of Winnipeg winners Of the Olympic ice
hockey championship. defeated the All stars,
. 70 l. here tonight.
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shea went four innings and gave elk
hits and three runs. sallee. who fol-
lowed him. pitched perfect ball ana
yielded neither hit nor run in three
rounds. Perritt finished the game and
gave one hit in each lnging. sallee's
work was very promising indeed. II
might be good idea to keep an eve on
Slim from now on.
Bancroft worked hvc innings and
walked twice IN addition to hitting n
double. lie is getting along IN fine
shape.
Greatest second baseman ever
worked with" Gays Bancroft OF F'risch
Ross Young got floral horseshoe
from his local admirers. lie Is native
Of San Antonio. When Il came 10 hit
ting-well. you guessed IT. ffe got
what they all get, after receiving flowers
Hugh Jennings said tonight that an
N-ray picture OF his injured rib showed
no break lie was out on the coaching
lines to-day.
Mrs McGrew to-day received 4 ietter
from Mrs. Mathewson telling of remark
Die Improvement b,t Matty.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

LOOKING for better room? Find n IN
The Herald under Furnished Rooms TO
Let" SEQ want Ad. pagc.1Ndr.
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THE CUBS.

Of
him
him about managerial ability n and he
that didn't
l
tina mi be"
If among II he hits
anywhere 500 a
Making good third the satisfactory
nearly half
QUERY.
Would rather kick kick the person
subway train about n tearing hurry?
II they held what an attraction Oscar
- ~ A
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
FRANK IVES.


in
practice
ion match
lives a of
Most biiardis
knowledge Of the that players
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Totals. 81 . 0 2414 !
,.ai4 gggT OF.

TOfnIFs 70 y q 2
.Batted for zimatore IN the third inning.
fBatted for Zaplscly In the ninth inning
tBatted for Shea In the fourth inning.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

Our o,cn Impression Of man
Who looks, and Is, eJtrerety able
Is based eractly on the plan
OF Hoppe at the billiard table
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
base and retired from the game in the
nth. The score:
pROORIyN fNr. \

Totals rs 41424ii3t
sBatted for Mohaft In the ninth inning.
fBaffnd for Dn.+~ IN fha giwfh tprfrr
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| Totals. .aG 3 1a 2lff1

Totals. 10 u q n
Stated for Ferguson IN tho eighth inning.
E Halted for Pertica IN the seventh inning.
4 s.Batfed for Walker in the eighth inning.
New York. nam. . 4 x--f4
st. Louis. ........ 0 0 0 o. o
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g;sD,s g1a Antonio..... "a 1889 . 9 S-ss
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

MrA McSraw to-day received 4 l9tter
from Mrs. Mathewson telling of remark
Die Improvement bpt Matty
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We a scacciare / vermi dagl'investini.
A questo scope e. usate generalmen-
to in Europa. Sc vol sospettate che
vol vostri bambtni s1ete affetti da
questo orribile malanno. ordinate I'm
intero trattamento di Laxatodes, per
diect dollari so sold1; oppure un
mezzo trattamento per un dollaro che
vi sara inviato appena ricevuto PIN
porto in contanti, money order, o.
check. Vol non potrete godere la
vita con tale nemico nellie viscere.
Laxatodes e. vendUto solo dalla Mar
vel Med. Co., Dept P-761, Box 963,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pei pacchetto ASST
curato aggiungere venticinque soldi.
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ALLAPERTURA dellan Universita di
x buon provinca aatto dalla curosa penera nell au
dove professore facendo prolusione latino
Siccome capsce zero rivoIge
gil e vicno gil chede
In che di ngua para quel signore?
In latino lingua deg romani-rsponde 10 stu
dene
E il provinciale stupito:
-Come romani sentvano il gorno parare quel
modo? AvevanO una bella pazenza!
coraggio la ogica consequence dell neigen-
di un datO grado di evOluzone. Leone TOlStoi.
Lorgogo femminle ha pocrisia lude gil
uomini p1 astui. 80 E. Bulwer
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La RaylO COmpany,mC.


Orendo mtao ha preerio I8 per cento
di dvdendo lie piu rapide possibita
Ogn dzone d detto dvidando d $40, Incompatible
in parte vaOre di 5000 pd dividendo dvdendo
paga LIMO Gennaio, il LIMO Aprle, il LIMO Lugio
Oobre Eccezonale opportun d comparterpazione pro
ftti della corporazione per dele azion
LA COMPAGNIA ED IL sUO PROPOsITo
La compagna RAYLO fu organzzaa col proposo prepa
OH speaa chmiche rispondente ogn bisogno
mestco di uco d garage In principle gil
concentrate sui RAYLO pi che sui Polish ntento
dsrbuzone nazonale Ed rsultati
at buoni perche la drbuone detto prodotto
passato ogn aspeatva. In ogni paee
dotto usato RAYLO richiesto scala.
PRODUzIONE ADDIzIONALE
Oltre RAYLO superioe al Polish la compagnia ha perfe
onato meendo prodott quail spazzatoi
per pavmento punta d cedro per
dele automobile radatore mpedre rottur d automobile
pasta di meccanc macchn Tu quesi pro-
dotti raccolti sOtto popoare RAYLO ed ani
queso la oro richsa
ternazOnale. La vendia di dala utla
PROPOsITO DI QUEsTo EsITo
Otre al procedere queso esito basao su per
cumulative prolific la compagnia rgera in Indiana fat
tora macchnaro moderno la cosuzone d ogget d
accaiO di VerO capacta produzone d solo RAY
LO d 600 pezz provveder per lavori add
zOna captae da serve ALA propaganda venda di
recame.
L'APPREzzAMENTo DEL GUADAGNI
Per abbbamo stabilize riserva uadagni duran
primo d opeazione d doar per ogn
Meta sua propreta d fabbrca d
d spese guadagn della proprieta ap
pca ad divdendo mel condo representative
mente di doar per azone vendta
ra di 200 al giorno guadagn 10 doa per
gni azione.
NOTA cont basat sula venda di 200 pezz gor-
mentre capact produzone di 500 pez gorno Sim
tende che la vendta assuner propozon respondent ALA
terra produzone, guadagn di motto superori
RAGIONI PER CUI L LINVEsTDIENTO NELLA AzIONI DEL
LA RAYLA COMPANY E UTILISsIMO
1Perche Compagnia ha mezz per
ed mi
gliori guadagni.
2Perch6 mportante vendia del RAYLO ga
ci6 del primi
mOmenti
3Perche miloni d guadagno stati f mel campo della
iniziativa di deti utli oggetti
4Perch6 RAYLO opra utti prodotti della specie
enorme vantaggo di utilta di vendta
5Perch6 capital ga disponibi condizione
pagna di estendere la attva del
6Perch6 la proezOne lie azOni provaa la legaa
dell impresa stata assicurata.
8Perch mezzi della Compagnia di gran unga SUPERIOR
allie abila perch6 numerosi completi
9Perch@ possba d guadagno rassurant basate
calcOi positv
10-Perch6 Impresa aumenter prospera d Indiana della
cOntea.
11Perch6 moltssim operai della dndana
piegati per la avorazione deg oggett suddetti
12Perch6 quatro membr del Board del Dreor ce
fra migliori commerciant di Indiana
13Perch6 quest mprea sara svoa nea dove
clio pu6 faclmente vedere laccrescere del frutti
14-Perch6 rs per d dividendo guadagn
gia fati dalla Compagnia sula Piazza d Pittsburgh
MOI OFFRIAMo, sENzA TENER COMIC DELLA VENDITA
ATTUALE ESTESA
10 Az10a 42Pos s0oaFn 0onUn 500
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PICCOLA POSTA

DESTEFANO-E nutile lagnar Gel POGO rpetto che gi
american hanno per aano poich6 aani che
Pittsburgh neppure ha sceO fra lie matere d programme
la ngua italiana
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ALA stazione.
Due gras conug sbuffanti mantici arrvano utti
trafelati ALA stazone.
Lu 81 rivoge ad IN capotreno
-Scusi- -chiede-quando parte treno per Genova
-Oh!-fece linterrogato, squadrando la coppia-C
circa 240 minuti!
Ben benosservo signore rivogendosi ALA
sorte.-Visto che 81 tratta di mnuti, aspetteremo!
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COST terrible af-
.ezioni. I ragaz-
III affetti da YER
mi usualmente
non moStrano al
Gun desiderio di
scherZare con gil
altri ragazzi; es-
81 divengono pen
sosi, melanconi-
ci, scontenti, ecc
II Laxatodes SER
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l BAMBINI SONO SPECIALMENTE
SOGGETTI AID AVERE VERAI
NEI LORO INTESTINI
Lo SviluppO dun Bambino Affetto
da Vermi e. Motto DificiIe


da Verlni e. Motto Dffflcile
Molti bambini anche ben curati
dale loro madri con ravvicinare al
le loro bocche ogni oggetto che tro-
vano, acquistano germi di perico-
lose malattie. Fra lie piu' dannose
sono Quelle dertvanti dai vermi G,
specie, dalla tenia (verme soIitario)
Un bambino, private del suo nutr1-
merico, da Questo TERRIBLE parassi-
Ia ne portera' lie tracce funeste at
traverse tutta Ia sua vita. E qufndi
necessario sapere, con esatezza Sc
81 e. affetti da tale malanno. l piu'
sicuri segui sono: perdita di appeti-
to, lingua patinata, vertigtni, spasmi
allo stomaco, COLA stretta, continua
bisogno di sputare Indigestion, do
lori ale spalle al lombi NAL di te-
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

PEELOR & FELT,
Avvocati' in cause civile crimi-
nall
Marshall Bldg, Indiana, Pa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

1t is easy to add variety to ones
nppareling by means of the sep
arate blouse. These new ones
have such large share of charm
and originality. Wide sleeves,
bateau neck-lines and Grecian
panels show striking designs in
floss embroidery, nail heads and
wooden beads. Gtron, fuchsia,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
There's Much Variety in These New Blouses

cyclamen and Indian colorings
are new. And suit shades, fes-
lively trimmed, will make cos
tunes of much chic when worn
with suit skirts.
Priced at
S. $50. SS.75, $1,000.
and $3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09
The Perfect Hostess Loves to Indulge in Fine China

Nws splendid check China Maybe whole neeeo
perhaps needs and filling Re-
holiday when China The
y damess Inexpensive and the better English Ware contributes
measurable charm the beautifully st table.
1g7a ~ ~
By Buying This Week You Save 20% Open Stock Pattern
osA Whether you buy piece hn1ytwo
have been arranged Monday. On the Third Floor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-09

The new fabrics lend them
selves so wonderfully to the fall
styles that it will be pleasure
to plan your wardrobe with the