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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
GIRLS! WH|TEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

into bottle containing three 0inceE
of Orchard White. which 10y drpg
sore wlii supply for a few cents.
shake we'll. and you have q quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day. then shortly nots
the beauty and wbiteness Of your
skin.
Famous stsge besu;ies use this lemon
lotion 10 bleach and bring that soft.
clear. fosy-whise complexion. also as
a freckle. sunburn. and tan bleach be-
cause 1t doesn't irritats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

John co,lerAl sert % Norman yos
tcriay evening whore he vii onte
school for the comlns ycsr
Mr } " Brown q ,er 10 At hls
home go Fast rcrAue
xss
ar Calvin nrico eeat - oslahoma
city this mornins on business
y H
Mrs rlihuryb hlhd, ssrten waf
cgcned Yesterday with m euralln,sc.
q seventeen pupils
n 81 81
wm hlokeil has fone 20 ko f'c
Go take oharue o. Masonic funeral
I'm
Mrs Leslie seaman hsa gone e.
Dodse city kAnsaa called there D,
the illness ~ Mrs Tom Jones'. q ior
mrr resident ~ Guthrie
NM
Rev } A callsn addressed ,he
H2h sonhol s,udsn,s ,his mornus
on "A stroll Through 81 Nihlol
W. ww
Raln'n~ -, - and the Epaonh
League of ihe rirs, n = ohurtl
Viii entertain all teachers - the clt,
and lliFh ShooI ,usien,s In mo
church at orlool touight
XIX
The ladies ~ hc o A u will mcrf
"Wednesday afternoon a go 81 the
Library
HH n
nle Rally nas First napii-t ,hurol
second Sunday ln October Come ane
BE- present S00 ia sunday school
classes for al ages
wx *
Faihefs ana Mothers Dav First
baptist church. second sundsy ir
October $50 IN Sunday School
Come and emo, biz day with tie
home folks
wy tx
Decide Row Plan fof rally Day
Flrs, Baptist church. second sunda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
WORLD WAR VETERANS
TO HOLD BIG MEET
Greatest Gathering Since Armis
tioe Day To BE Staged In
Kansas City. Missouri,
Oct. 81 20 NoY. >

Kansas csn Me- Sept e. rhe
xrsaie.s ea,herlng ot World Wa
lessers and veterans siuce ths irtef
aitea vioior, ceiehraf~t ia Paris.
lniy Il 1915. - expected az ito
,hlrd annual convention - tho An.
o-iean irsion 10 kAnsse cts ostol-'f
u a. November =
The llat % dlsilnwuishea guests ~
,laass Marshal Fuch. General reirh-
ne Admiral David hestly command.
~ 81 the nuush fleet. Genoral Ar
manto niAl commander IN ohlet ~
the armies ~ Italy iieat Genrrsl
llason jacques head II the nelilar
army Admiral r Sims ard Naior
General John a ieleane eommsna
ant ~ the q s Msrinr eerps
Tentative acceptance hasc been ~.
eelted from President llariins lieut.
icnefai slr wallam cafrle tormer
eo nnsAAaer ~ ,he Canadian torau IA
rfance. View prasideni Ceoidfc.
samuel Gomper. president ~ the
Ameflean Federation 81 labor.
Roaf Admiral v y eoonts Naior
General ghars. y Nenoher nfis
9enemi William G Nit he'll me
ahmanaIne generals ~ ail Ameri
al combat divisions in tho World
Var and tNenl, state governor
The nui annual convention ~ ihe
Nomens Auxiliary vl1 he held al
ne same une ss the l.egion con.
svntlou rhh W expected 60 da~
,,ofe tlsn 5000 women There arr
,lso annual reunions ot the Salb and
sth divisions ara 4 number = minor
enmenial reunions
rpenp five woafers ef mo Con
,rc1slnnai Medal ~ Henor. thc hi H.
50 American award far bravery viii
~ guests ~ tho etfsna ~ Ktnaa'
Ip aafns the convention
nreaase - me unusual fuesis and
be fare ~ go rent a mile franfed
~ sateen railroads covering thor
fnshly ihc strong Middle west to
lou ares tto convention cnmmntf'
,nee,s from 10000 "a 100 900 ,.si
ors u hsn ieM plans g take ar.
n ali Vho come
In conjunction vith Tho clnYonu n
tho Kansas CITY Fl'ns club wl
a. = "a h.oc day flYng shps iof
9ioooo IN cash prizes and cups rh'
ran vEn include nifA, bombing
parachute drora. trials for me
worlds altitude record and a nulh
& races eaim.natlag in lhe Amoriea'
Legion Dcrby, i5a mile race opef
su makes of pAnea
a parade q move ihaH 40 900 l.e
gion m,mhcra wili he accompanied
IS bands and drum corps sent D,
posts ln an parts ~ fhe country
rhe marchefs ln uniform elll De-
ssl.Ned hy the dlstlnmshed con
entlon visitors
llonofa 10 the Wafli War dco
sil a. rendered AZ dedication 80 e.
,n0nica on tho site of Kansas 'it,
2.ooo uoo Liberty Memorial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Vegetable Conpound and by taking /
regularly my troubles ceased and now
never have pain Or ache. and am regu-
lar. recommend Lydia +. Pinkham 5
Vegetable Compound and think every
young girl should take Il You can pUb-
iish this letter and i may be the means
of helping some other girl or woman
Mrs. MARY NJ WAGNER, Box 75a.
West Palm Beach. Florida
While no woman is entirely free from
periodic suffering Il does not seem 70 be
TIE plan Of nature that woman should
suffer 80 severely and when pain exists
something is wrong which should b set
right Every giri who suffers from
monthly cramps should give Lydia +
PinkhArn's : Vegetable Compound fair
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
DYED HER WRAP BLUE
AND A SKIRT BROWN
Diamond Dyes" Package tells
how TO Dye any Garment or
Drapcry.

Any woman can diamond dye or
tint her worn. shabby dresses. sklrts
waists. coats. stockings. sweaters.
coverings. draperies. hsngings. every.
thing. even IN she has never dyed be-
fore. Just buy diamond Dyes"--no
other kind-and follow the simple di-
rections In package. Then perfect
home dyeinz is sure because Dia-
mond Dyes are guaranteed not %
spot. fade. streak. or run. Theil
yoBr druggist whether the materiaf
your wish 70 dye Is wool or silk. or
whether II is linen. cotton or mixed
goods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
PERSONALS OF
-. SOCIETY =.

Mrs Ola Grimsley and little daugh.
ter Of keokuk. Iowa viii spend fhe
week end with his sister Mrs Kata
ryn Emery. Mrs. grlmsley is the
Daughter Of Mr and Mrs c II Stat.
ford.
Mrs Grace Harman has returned
from a delightful summers trip 20
California and the western coast
She Is spending this wees 10 Cashion
with her parents.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Kootsch have
returned from weeks vacatlon IN
Gushing with the latters sister. Mrs
T. A. Higgins and family.
" y n
Mrs Crimer and son have return.
ed to their home In Edmond after
spending the week end With Mrs
crimer's sister. Mrs Pinkley Of Easi
Cleveland
y y n
Mr. and Mrs l.. G. Mahaffey and
Miss Katie Kirkpatrick have return
ed from a motor trip 70 stlilwatei
where they spent the week end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
MAN WHO KISSED
UNWILLING Girl. FREED

Madison. Wis. Sep, 20 Corfi
tionsl pardon Was granted today b,
Governor Blaine 20 John Truedsi
serving two year IN waupun for
putting bis arm shout and kissing.
Truedali II 20 return 70 his psren's
IN North Dakota and conduct him
self as good citizen. under conii
tons or his release.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

penns,lvsnis leades the country IN
the number OF colleges and uniyert
tiles. having - such institutions
New York stands second with =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

The United states. a. a whole z
spending $50 FOR each city cbili't
education For each country chii1
a Is expending fef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

The United states. a. whole. is
spending 80 Tor each city ehiid :
For each country child. i
is expanding 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

had such terrible
cramps 1t felt like :
knife gong through
me. | took LYDIA f.
Pnkhan > Negefa-
be Compound and |
was cured. After |
was married | had
the same trouble
caused by the added
work Of farming and
heavy washings 50 !
told my husband to
get SIX bottles of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Persons Of superior culture are
familiar with more than 5000 words.
ordinary persons know 2eoo TO 5000
and iiliterate persons use about 58l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

A camel can fiad sufficient fp9d
hsrr othes animals unmd atsfse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20
Mrs. WAGNER
Of PALM BEACH


West Fslm Beach. Fla. When 1
was 10 years ed ! vas irregular and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

The reca 81 Germany before tse
var Vas Tor aon Sfudents TODAY
TIE rced IS Tor highly skilled NogA
ers and. Whenever practicable. uns-
vsrsity heads advise ycnnr men te
learn trade rather than a frogea-
sion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Leader Classified Ads os, Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

Leader Classified Ads &c, Results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-20

%%4 $tsssnd Rssooals s.9f
.sS!@l@aalA99 i
eSS . IL
urs. John L Lcvslsa, rhoss 49,
SOCIAL cALrsnAR
rvescay
ralr
n n n club Mrs Ernest Meta
wednesoa,
Falr
Ladies n q A ialsar,
Thursday
Fair
Acorn siah Mrs n nAx~r
u Jlnk elab Miss Doris cstiney
FRIDAY
q r. $ Chapter Masonic Temrle
Friday Tea club Mrs Trader
axxx xkxMS Nh n
DAILY rAoucHr r.
'Sxxz APPROPRIATENESS NxN
Let friendship creep gently 70 a
heieht K i rasae, TO Il. Il may soon
run itself oas of breath Fuller
Birthday Party For John Furro~. o.
NrS John fNafrfW entertained a
n0mhor of laue io.k and their mo-
thers Yesterday a. the home - Me-
g A Hughes IN honor Of The second
birthday anniversary ~ her lltlie son
John " Furfo~ Jr The ward ~Ar
filled With al Kinds 81 ammtemoass
inciading swings send fN,tiie lar |
ehistlo balloons aud fayors Stekcy
AIMS and Mushy Sues were given
Sherbert min,s and the usual birth
iay cake we're served Invited
quests we're Phil Fife. FRED lurfel.
ir Llosd Leniz. Betty Reed Herd
incy Rraan Louis Gresham. John q
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
MAN HELD ON A
FEDERAL CHARGE

Chafeed with larceny as baiIee Of
property belonging to the United
States government. Forest Bender was
yesterday arraigned before Justice
of the Peace C. J. Hart.
He entered a plea OF not guilty Of
the charge. and his preliminary hear
Ing was set In the same court for
September IL.
Articles enumerated in the COM
plant, which Is signed and sworn TO
by II. V. Rodeck, whose duty II is
understood to be to protect military
property hcrcabout5 belonging to the
government arc:
Ono coat, valued at SIS: shirt, 81:
trousers, SO: shoes. $3.50: lcSgins
75c; mess kit. Use: hat. 81: blankets.
$40. holster. $3.50: belt. 50; cot, So.
canteen. S1.5o. q total alleged valuc
OF &33.
Tho officer who made the COM
plant stated recently that he was on
tho witch for men using army uni
forms and other government property
in tho course of their regular avoca-
tons, and that his orders in this re-
gard arc very strict
II was intimetod in connection with
the above case. and perhaps others
of similar character, that lack OF
knowledge of the regulations may
have moro to do with tho seeming !r-
regularity. thnn intentions
The case being a new ono. insofar
A. this locality at least is concerned.
the outcome OF IL will be watched
with great interest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

r1ate glass insurance and an In
creased consumption OF Colorado made
goods thru tho organization OF a wom-
EMS consumers ieesue In Pueblo were
the matters under discussion at yes
terday's luncheon Of the Pueblo Manu-
fac,urcrs association at the Congress
hotel.
For several weeks, in fact over since
tho flood of June J, the Pueblo Manu-
facturcr- association have been on
dervorinE to get insurance companies
to pay the insurance on plate glass
broken In the flood. Some companies
have paid despite the fact that they
md tho inunda tion clsu~s In their
policies. The matter has Sop~ 30 far
that the Commerce club directors have
jolned with tho Manufacturers asso-
citation and tho state Insurance de-
partinent has been called upon TO cso--
oi-- it's good offices In getting other
companies to pay NJ. Charles Fertis
of tho state Insurance department was
a rucr, At tho luncheon and discussed
tho possihilitic. of tho department tax
ing an active hand In tho Case. He in
timsted that the department might he
able to do something.
To assist tho insurance commission
er. tho Commerce club directors urSc
all persons who had plate glass in-ur-
anco to notify tho secretary and viNc
information on tho number OF tho
policy, tho company by which II was
i,sus.i. and the location Of tho prop
crty. This data viii be complied and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
], \. BARTELS ONE
OF COUNTY PIONEERS
DIES At Av0NOAlE
Aged Preacher Spent Last
Years in Raising Fruit
Was Sc Years Old

J. n. Bartols. SIS years old. and resi-
dent OF this county for more tnan 80
years. died at the home OF his dauEh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. G. Laverty. at Avon
dale. at 1880 yesterday morning.
For a number of years Mr.. Bartcls
was y Methodist minister. but during
his declining years he became noted
AS an expert fruit culturist, and held
tho office OF Pueblo county horiicul-
turist for considerable time.
MIR. Bartcls was good man. every
one who knew him loved and respect
cd him. and his acquaintance was quite
extensive.
A shot time ago re spent two months
at Salida. and until carly yesterday
morning he appeared 10 be in his ordi-
narily good health. Nc was native
OF Ohio. removing from that state to
Kansas. and then to Colorado. He is
survived by four daughters. Mrs. NJ.
G. and Mrs. Clarence I.avcrty. Mrs.
Mary Bonneli and Mrs. Hattie Robert
son. and by two sons. Clyde OF Fort
Collins. and Lou Of Casper. Wyoming
Mrs. Iartcis passed away ,en years
aEo and their son l. NJ. wcil known
Pueblo civil engineer. died hero about
two year, ago.
Tho body IL being cared for by tho
Wilton -Mahar Mortuary. and the fu-
neral will ho held from St Paul NJ. Il.
church, probably next Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
GOOD BOXING EVENT
TO Be HELD SEPT. 8.
Demon Levera Joe Wop Fea-
ture 10-Round Main
Event

The complete fight card to be helo
at the Labor Temple Friday night
September was announced by Pro-
motor Rigol Wednesday.
Twenty-six rounds OF boxing with
handicap wrestling match will assure
tho fans plenty of action, some OF the
best talent in the state will be seen on
this card.
1t was thru the courtesy OF the Car
pcnter's Union that Promoter Ringol
was able to stag tho bout at this
carly date. tho carpenters Transferring
their meeting night until Saturday.
Tickets purchased for the fight as
first Advertised and stiil held by many
OF the fans, viii he honorod at this
show Friday night. y special invita-
ton has been extended to the ladies.
Promoter RinEol stating that tho con
duct OF the club would be run in such
q manner as 10 boost the game in the
city.
Tho main event will bring together
two fast and clever boys with plenty
OF kick In their blows for 1l8 pounds.
Demon Reverb. conceded hy many OF
the local fans to be the fastest boy in
the state at his weight win meet a
tartar in Joe the wop. Both fighter.
| have agreed to weigh in at lis pounds
at O'Clock Friday evening.
Tho semi-final event is said to he
An s-round go between Frankie Dean
| and Young Madison.
Two proliminaries OF four rounds
each will follow the handicap wreFt-
ling match scheduled for thirty min
utes. Kid Buttncr will have TO throw
Victor Lucero twice within the limited
| time for, tho decision.
Kid Mack and Young Critic Will
meet over tho four roundcr. while
Young Manual and Kid Corbln will
follow with another bout OF the same
| length.
Negotiations have not h>en complet-
81 as TO tho referee. but It is thousht
that tho services Of Jim Flynn as tho
third man In the ring was almost GER
' tain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
WILL INVESTIGATE Z
YEAR OLD MURDEl,

St 1>ouir. Sept The police homi-
eide squad today began an official in
vcstigation Of tho death seven yesrs
ago of Jacob Silvcrman. IL years old
son of Mrs. Minpie siivcrmsn. Tho
body was taken from the pottcr's field
in East 81. Louis. his, Friday and
rehuried yesterday after Mrs. silver
man, n doctor and a dentist. had
identified II as that Of the long sought
lad.
boy was murdered. they said. as the
hands were strapped across the back
when duck hunters found the body in
lake. The detectives will begin
working with survey OF the circum-
stances incident to the boys departure
from tho upton station where he last
was seen aNvc waiting for man who
was to take him to get some pigeons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
new PRESIDENT OF
TRADES ASSEMBLY

The Pueblo Trades and Labor as
sembly held their regular meeting at
the Labor Temple last night with ono
OF the largest attendanccs of tho year.
The meeting disposed OF many i'm
portant matters OF business and had
several DISTINGUISHED members of Other
la Dor unions az their guests.
Fred SwcarirEton resigned his posi-
ton as president OF tho local body Civ
ing his reason AS change OF residence.
Hc in employed with the Stcarns-
Roger Foundry company now located
in Denver.
president. winning tho office by two
TO ono vote over his opponent.
Among the guests present al this
meeting were President James Bulkcr.
of the State Federation of Labor; Tim
MoCrcash, district president OF tho
Amalgamatcd Meat Cutters and Work.
crs. They arc here TO attend the meet
ing that will be held at Nuckolls Pack
ing Plant tomorrow. when matters per
tanning to the reduction OF wages to
so cents an hour and a ten hour day
will be discussed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
FURTHER EFFORTS TO GET ALL
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE PAID
Manufacturers Association and Commerce Club Join
Movement-Denver Woman Addresses
AN Manufacturers !;ss.

turned over TO the insurance commits
sioncr.
MrT. A. @. Fish OF Denver. prcndcnt
Of the Colorado Madc Goods club was
present and explained what tho club
hoped to accomplish toward increag-
ing the consumption OF Colorado Made
goods, branch OF the orEaniEatinn
is 10 be established In Pueblo and all
Of tho women interested In the move
ment enlisted. The last week in Dcto-
her II set aside as Colorado Made
goods week and during that We <
everyone II asked to push Colorado
products and merchants and manu-
fscturcrs are urged TO cooperate. Tho
Pueblo Manufacturers ASSOCIATION
pledged Its support TO the cause
4 compsirn among the women ~
Pueblo win start Immediately. II IL
understood. and clever scheme 1f ob-
taInins members is TO be carried out.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
PLAN FINANCIAL
AID TO RAILROADS

washington. Sept Tho sdminis-
.ration n considering the possibility OF
providing financial relief for the rail-
roads by beginning the funding OF rail-
road claims without awaiting congress
sional action. II vas indicated today
by high government officials.
President Harding. I: was explained.
has the authority to fund the railroad
claims without further legislation. The
president. officials declared, may sell
tho $3.50. 900 900 worth OF car trust cer-
tificatcs held by tho railroad adminis-
,ratton whenever market conditions
permi, Of their dispasal at par.
Sale Of the railroad securities. IL was
Indicated. would await satisfactory
market conditions but the admiristrs-
lion wa. understood to believe that an
carly return of the market 10 \ six
per cent basis was not far dia.snt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
MEXICAN STABBED
IN STREET QUARREL

A quarrel between two Mcxicans
resulted in Lcandro Laudacc. itl+
Plum street being stabbed yesterday
Afternoon on South Union avenue.
Hc was stabbed In the back but the
cut was not deep or serious. Tho
Mexican reported the matter to tho
police and will swear out a warrant
this morning for the arrest of the al
legged man that did tho stabbinE.
Tho trouble Is said to have originate
cd some timo ago when the two had
a quarrel over a job.
Tho name of the Mexican that stab
bed Laudaca is not known. aitho
Laudacs and his wife state that they
know him upon sight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
SAYS HUSBAND TIES
HER UP EACH NIGHT

Dallas. Texas. Sept. IA young
woman. claiming to be the wife OF n
prominent local physician. appeared
at headquarters today and requested
the police to ask her husband to stop
tying her at night.
Tho woman asserted that her hus-
band is very jealous and ties her wrists
to his wrist and her ankle to his ankle
with fishlino each night before rc-
him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
CITY Y. M. c. A. Notes

Pueblo will bc represented at tho
state meeting Of employed Y. NJ. c \.
officials to be held In Colorado
Springs September Q. 10. and II. Sec
rotary n. V. Ruppcl and A. r. Prindlc.
physical director OF tho city ~ VIII
probably attend. Secretary NJ. II.
shelton. q. l.. Rowe. and Thomas a.
Christian of tho steel Works also
arc planning to attend.
tho Alta Vista hotel. will be addressed
by men nationally known in y. NJ. G.
A. work. C. !. Titus of Oakland. Cal,
will talk Friday night A. y. Minesr,
Industrial secretary OF the interns-
tionnl committee. r. q. Alexander.
regional secretary of tho west, w. $.
HOPKINS. state secretary. and several
C. i. & l. men arc on tho program.
A physical examination Of members
of tho "Y'' under rs years of ago will
h. compulsory II they arc to take gym
work or athletic training this year
office this week as classes will begin
soon and tho tests mus, be made be-
forehand.
Tho examination consists Of moa-
surements and tests OF tho lungs,
heart. nose, feet. blood vcssels spine.
and teeth. Tho records are kept from
year to year and note taken OF the
abilities and habits Of the youths.
older men may he examined II they
desirc.
The swimming classes arc super
viF.d at all times. No one Is allowed
10 enter tho pool alone and juniors
arc not permitted to be In tho water
without tho prcsoncc of n supervisor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
THUG ATTACKS TEXAS
POSTMASTER AND WIFE

FL Paso. Texas. Sept. IA thug
postmaster at Tornillo. Texas. IS
miles from here. at midnight last
night. first made friends with the
watch dog and tied him securely in a
shed. then went TO the porch whcro
Mr.. PetarEon and his wife were asleep
and stabbed the postmaster over the
hcar. After choking Mrs. Peterson.
and hitting her in tho face with n
gun. tho men escaped. Tho postmast-
cr's recovery Is doubtful. Mrs. Peter
son said the thug was a man who
nurscd o grievance against her and her
husband. The aHsailant has not been
caught.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
BOTH GAMES ARE
TAKEN BY YAhkS
Mays Wins 23rd Game-Ruth
and Meusel Hit More
Home Runs
AMERICAN

New York. Sept. s.-The New York
Americans strengthened their lead by
defeating Boston in double header.
After Mays won his twenty-third game
this season in the opener, Harper
starting his third game OF the year
pitched New York to victory In the
second game. Meusel hit his nineteenth
homer in the first game and Ruth his
fifty-second in the second contest
Score-First game:
Boston ..............o 900 o10 01e- IL
New York ..........012 101 1ox-6 0
Batteries-Russeil.M Myers and Walt
ers; Mays and Schang.
Second same-Score:
Boston ........... 1000 900 02o-2 ]
New York ......... 900 2O3 OK 7
Batteries-Pennock and Ruel; Har-
per and Devormer.
Summary-Two-base hits: Collins, 5.
Three-base hits: Miller. Pipp, Foster,
Ruth. Home run: Ruth. Stolen bases:
Foster. Sacrifice hit: Meusel. Double
plays: McNally to Ward to Pipp; Peck
inpaugh to Ward to Pipp: Pennock to
Scott to McInnis. Bases on balls Oft
Harper. 8; Pennock, l. Struck out. BY
Harper. Q; Pennock. 4