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.56 GAMES ON SCHEDULE
Prohibition and Auditor for Navy
Mines in Treasury Circuit
Open Tuesday.

Treasury Department 1nterburear
League will get under way next
Tuesday. when the Prohibition nine
will face the team representing the
office of the Auditor for Navy. A
fifty six-game schedule has been ar
ranged for the eight team circuit
Other members of the league besides
those who are to clash in the open
ing engagement are Public Health
Auditor for War. Annex No. /. Annex
No. ,. Regi sters and Hygienic Lab
oratory. All games will be played On
the west diamond of the Ellipse. The
schedule:
May May ,; Prohibition vs. Auditor Navy: ;
. vs.: Hygienic laboratory: Z. Annex No.
VS.. Registers: 10. Prohibition vs.. Registers
r. Annex No. l vs.. Hygiene laboratory: -
Health vs.. Auditor Navy: II. Prohibition vs.
Hygienic Laboratory: Is. Annex No. VS.
S"1oF s" q: %'F Fa,e IT, hs.s Vs. Reyse4. As
vs.. Auditor Navy: 81. Annex No. . Va. Reg
tory; 81. Prohibition VS. Annex 10 H.
June . Auditor Navy VS.. Registers: 3. An
mex no: . IS. Public Health; 4. Hygieni'
vs.. Hysienc Lahoratory: g. Registers W
auditor War: .. Prohibition vs: Annex No. ::
10: Annex No. I vs.. Public Health: H. An
Hysienic IAboratory; Il. Annex No. L VS.. An
mex No. .: 1S. Prohibition VS.. Public Health
~. Auditor Navy VS.. Prohibition: 2a. Auditor
War vs. Public Health: 81 Hygienic Labora
tory vs. Annex No. .: -, Registers VS.. Anne,
No l.: 2s Registers vs.. Prohibition: .. Hy
Glenic Laboratory VS. Annex No. 1; 80. Audito,
War VS.. Annex No. .
Jnly l. Auditor Navy vs. Public Health: 5
Hygienc laboratory vs.. Prohibition: :. Audito,
Health: 9. Auditor Navy vs.. Annex No. .: II
Auditor War vs.. Prohibition: IA. Auditor Navy
vs.. Annex No. I: Is. Hsgienic IIabora tory W.
Public Health; 10, Registers VS.. Annex No .
10, Annex No ] vs.. Prohibition: 20. Register,
VS.. Auditor Navy: 81, Auditor War vs. Hy
mex No. 2: 2s. Hygiene Laboratory vs.. An
ditor Navy: ". Auditor War VS.. Registers
y. Public Health vs. Annex No. I: go Annex
No. > va. Prohibition.
August ?: Hygenic Laboratory ~. Registers
:. Annex No vs. Annex No. l: g. Public
Health W. Prohibition; 8. Auditor War vs.
Auditor Navy.
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C. j. FACES NAVY NINE
Goes to Annanolis Tomorrow for
Game-C. U. and Maryland
Defeat Visitors.

With the exception OF Georgetown.
District varsity mines are without
college base ball engagements to-
morrow. The Hiiltopers are to trip
and, while the latter has not been so
successful this season. it is expect ed
to give the local aggregation d deal
of trouble. Catholic University, which
vanquished Villanova. s to 4. yester-
day. will end its weeks schedule at
Brookiand this afternoon with a
game against Virginia, due to begin
at $50 O'Clock.
University OF Maryland crashed
into the lmelight again yesterday,
when it took the measure of Georgia
Tech in thrilling 6-to-3 battle at
College Park. Gallaudet was to play
Albright today and Susquehanna to-
morrow on the Pennsylvania teams
home fields. but the trip was can
celed. The Kendall Greeners are to
encounter the Boiling Field Aviators
in a practice tilt tomorrow.
Wallis sensational work in left field
did much to help Catholic University
Offset the defeat Nrered at the
hands of villanova = game played
in Pennsylvania ear.y this month.
The gardener made four difficult
catches that nipped promising rallies.
The visitors got away to three
run lead off Dollard and. when Ryan
started the third with a homer. and
Mcdonnell followed with a triple,
Bimbo was derricked. Jackson held
Nillanova in check the remainder OF
the fray. Hits off Sweeney gave the
Brooklanders two runs in each of
the first two innings. Meader. who
succeeded Sweeney. pitched well.
Bunched hits in three sessions gave
, Maryland its win over Georgia Tech
Two safeties and a sacrifice brought
counter in the fourth, Semler' 6
homer and two singles and a sacri-
flee made two in the fifth and five
blows in the seventh produced three
more tallies. keene, Maryland pitch
er. was not scored upon until the
seventh.
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LEAGUE TO OPEN MAY 50
Montgomery County Circuit of Six
Clubs to Continue Play Until
September "a.

ROCKVILLE, April 29.-The sched-
u1e committee of the Montgomery
County League has announced the list
Of games for the season. which opens
May 80 and continues through Septem-
ber "a Each of the six clubs will play
two games a week, excepting the weeks
in which holidays occur. when three
games will be played. The schedule:
May 0-iaithersburg at Kensington. Boyds
at Rock Fllie and Silver Spring at Eethesda, III
morning: kensington at Gaithrrsburg, hock
Vile at Boyds and bethesda at Silver Spring,
in afternoon.
June 4-Gaithersburg at Rockville. Silver
Spring at ksnsington. Bethesda at Boyds -,
June 1l-BOyds at Gaithersburs. Rockville
at Silver Spring, Bethesda at kensinSton.
June 1s-kensington at Gaitherssrs. Bethes
da at Rockville. Silver Spring at BoydS Each
club will play two games. -
June 25-Gaithersbnrg at Rethesda Rockville
at Boyds. kensington at Silver spring
July 2-Boyds at Gai'hersburg. kensinston
at RDrkyilir Bethesda vt Silver Spring.
July 4-M0rning. Rockville at Silver spring.
Kensngton at Boyds. B"thesda at GaItherh'
I:oyds at kensington Gaithersburg at Bethe sda
July 9-Rockyile ut Ga!thersbnrg. Silver
Spring at Eoyds, kensington at Eethesda
Spring at Rockville. Bethesda at Kensington.
July 23-Silyer Spring at Gni;herst'Irg. Rock
vile at Bethesda. Eoyds at ken<ngt"n.
July 80 ttwo games for each cIubj-B0yds at
Bethesda. Rockville at kensington. Gathers
burg at Silver Spring.
August 6-Gaiihersburg at Kensfngto ton, Boyds
at Rockville. Bethesda at SiiveY Spring.
August 13-Itethesda at GaitIiprsburg. Ken
sington at Rockville. Boyd> at Silver Spring.
August 2o-Sivrr Spring at Gaithersburg.
Rockville st Bethesda kens.ngton at B0yds.
August 21-Gaithersl,urg at bethesda. Rock
vile at Silver Spring. Boyds at kensington.
Septem'er 3-Bsyds at GaitisrsinIrg. Ken
sington at Rockville. Silver Spring at Be
the sda.
September 5-Morning, Gaithersburg at Rock
Vile. Silver Spring at kensington. Boyds at
Bethesda afternoon, Rockville at Gathers
burg, kensingtDn Mt Silver Spring. Bethesda
at Bsyds.
September 1s-Siver Spring at Gaithersburg.
Rockville at Boyds. bethesda at kensington,
September 11-G;a aithrrslHIrg at B0yds. Be
thesda at Rockville, Silver Spring at Ken
singiOn.
September 24-Gaithersiurg at Rockville,
Boyds at Silver Spring kensingtOn at Bethesda
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CENTRAL is KEPT BUSY
PLAYING BALTIMOREANS

Central High Schools nine will
take another whack at the Balti-
more City College team tomorrow
going to the Maryland metropolis for
the contest. The Centralites are in
Baltimore this afternoon to clash
with the Johns Hopkins University
freshmen. Eastern is battling witt,
the George Mason High School OF
Alexandria,. and Tech and Western
are opponents in championship
series game at Central stadium. The
titular engagement was to get under
way at o'clock.
Business High School went to Ten
leytown yesterday for a match with
ST. Alban and was defeated. is to 9.
Haley and Lindsay did some excel
lent playing for the winners.
ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Application
for the reinstatement Of Outfielder
Roush has been made to Judge Landis
by Manager Pat Moran Of tho Gin
cinnatf Nationals. Roush had been a
koldout. and went on the ineligible
list for failure to sign his contract
before April 20. - ..
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With Athletics Philad
Brewer So Far Has Failed
As Leading Pinch Hitter

PHILADELPHIA, April o.
Frank Brewer, who seems to
have the assignment OF fr~t-
string pinch hitter for the Na-
tionaIS. has been anything but
success in the role. To date
the Reading rOysterer has mp
penred MT the plate in an emer-
Kency exactly seven times. and
he has yet~to make n hit or
drive in a Fun. His best effort
was his first, in the opening
gnme Of the season. when he
connected for n terrific liner OF
Sam Jones' TINT trave1e
straight into the mitts OF Eddie
Foster. Only once has he sue
ceeded in getting the ball out
Of the inheld. an easy fly then
reaultinG. Twice he walked,
subsequently scoring on one Oc-
cnEl0n; twice he sent dinky
bOunders to the pitchers box
and yesterday he rolled softly
to the first basemnD. FOss also
failed ON his only trial. Bfng
Miller alone came through on
his first and only attempt.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY

Judge made q spectacular stab Of a
ripping shot, by Peck that robbed
Rajah of an extra-base blow in the
first inning. Joe speared the ball
with high dive and tagged the base
while sprawled full length on the
ground.
Charity got only one base on a
clout which struck the leftfeld fence
on the fly in round 2. The bali bounded
back directly into Ruth's hands:
Milan varied his usual fumbling tao
tics in fielding schang's single in the
second. Zeb froze on to the ball. but
stumbled and fell.
Judge saved Shanks an error In the
fifth when he stretched at full length
to get Hanks peg Of Bodies Offering
with one hand.
Piercy moved Charity to second
with a balk after Pat had forced
ORourke, who walked in the sixth.
the pitchers spikes catching in the
rubber and throwing him off balance.
Erick then famed for a second time.
Olaf wrleEieA out Of a bad spot In
this frame. when he walked Peck and
Ruth. the first two up. PipD popped
Meusel and Bodie raised fnfeld flies.
Charity made . garden variety OF
mum of Wards foul in tho seventh.
He got squarely under the ball and
let it trickle through his fingers.
Chick then whitfield.
first on Piercy's bunt in the seventh
gave the pitcher his third hit. Judge
got the ball in plenty Of time. but
there was no one to toss It to.
As the last OF the crowd was hling
out Of the Polo Grounds a lonely. nE-
nd - a
of first Wonder where he got it,"
unused one fan. as the attendants
shouted in an effort to arouse him.
He amt drunk" chirped another in
whom the Ave straight defeats Of the
Yankees still ranked. lust stunned
with surprise"
Pierey was aecsseA Of deliberately
using the bean bail whom he made
ORourke hit the dirt in the fourth
after having hit Lewis IN tho opener.
The crowd razzed Mcbride when he
added his protest to that Of Mickey's.
Meuseps ay to Mns. in the third
was 80 far out that Pipp advanced
from first without having to hustle.
Piercy was give. his base in the
fourth when Moriarty put the de-
cisfon up to Connolly, who ruled the
ball had grazed the batsman's arm.
Ruth lnyure0 his fraYie Wflst IN MS
unsuccessful attempt to steal in the
second inning. but resumed play after
receiving first aid.
Only imp Moriarty's promptness ia
enacting the role of peacemakef pre-
vented a clash between Charity and
Ruth while the latter was at bat in
the fourth. Babe used an ugly epithst.
Pat told Ruth something or other. and
when the BambinS made a threaten
ing move Moriarty stepped in between
them. Then ensued a gathering Of the
clans at the plate. but there were no
casualties.
Lewis made q Ane running catch Of
WALTON from MeuseFs bat in the
fourth. There we're a couple of Yanks
on at the time.
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Not in two years have pitchers heen'
given such a druhbing as the Cleve,
nd hatters gave those OF Detroit in
,, an effort to show the world that they
are not imitation Champions. .ra
Washington dis not hold the Ans&-
lean lead long. out while they wer~
at the top they %arned lot OF respect
for themselves None OF the Ameri-
| can League teams is going to take
Washington easy after this.
The only Joy on the horizon Of the
belabored Giants is that Pittsburgh
was unable to play some Of it's games
because of rain. while Bppoklyn was
| digging pit for the New York out
| fit. Four straight TO Brooklyn That's
| almost as bad as losing the pennant
so far as New York is concerned.
The Philadelphia Nationals may
not win any championship. but if its
| players continue to hammer the ball
they will acquire the National League
! team championship for home runs in
| 1921. Even Lee Meadows. the spcc-
| tacled pitcher Of the Phillies, is hit
| ting home runs. Twice this season
! he has slammed the ball for the cir
! cult. BY the way. he is the only spec
| tacled pitcher in all the history Of,
/ base ball who has made two unauali-
| fed home runs in one season or two.
| No one cnn understand the ST. Louis
| teams, not even their managers.
| George Warrington Grant OF the
Braves is in the rserkek far trades
! that will bring him ball players.
''Dont want cart wheels of silver"
says Grant, because they can't pick
| up grounders. nor van they do to the
ball what we are encouraged to do
! to the fly
The best gnme of base ball that ha Y
been pitched this year in the two
ring show was pitched by Douglass.
| spitballer
! In severing the national game from
| gambling it would be a good idea to
include the base ball pool.
RichbOurE. who WAS to have beenF.
Giant, has chosen to be a veterinary
! surgeon.
! Jim Thorpe hogan the season by
rappinc the ball on the nose and
| stealing many bases. He is in To-
| ledo, and there are outfelderS in the
big leagues who would better be in
| Toledo and Jim in the majors.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CANES TODAY. CANES TOMORROW.
wash. at Phila. Wash. At Hlilzdelphia
New York at Boston. New York at Boston
st. Louis At Detroit. st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
New York, 8: Washington. s.
Cleveland. Is; Detroit. 5.
Boston. 8: Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago-Sc Louis (raia)
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1T HAD TO COME
WASHINGTON

'Batted for Erickson in eighth inning.
Washington go. 3 0 o 0 O-5
New York. ...... 0 90 x-9
Two-base hits-Mlan Percy (o), Peckin-
paugh. Stolen bases-Rice. Lewis, Harris,
Pipp. Sacrifice hits-zachary. Fewster Double
pay-Pipp (unassisted). Left on base-New
York. IL; Washington. :. Bases balls-On
Erickson. 6: Off Courtney, l.: of Piercy, .
Hts-On Zachary. in 2 innings; of Erick-
son. in 5 innings; off Courtney, in in
ming Hit by pitcher-By Piercy (Iewis): by
Erickson tPiercy). Struck out-By Piercy. 4;
Icy Erickson. =. Wild pitch-Courtney. Baik-
Piercy. Passed ball-Schang. Losing pitcher
Zachary. Cmpires-Messrs. Morarty and
utes.
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TAKE GAME
Slug Way to Victory After Krazy
Kats Open With Home Run.
Want More Action.

Krazy Kats can play base ball. but
not enough OF it to keep in front or
the Powhatan Athletic Club. Hill.
ish feIines. gave his team a great
send-of when he walloped"-the ball
for a homer in the first inning OF the
game with the Pows. Then Milburn
and Machen. the Cobb and Speaker
bardment that resulted in S-to-t
defeat for the kats and the twelfth
consecutive victory for the Pows..
Now the Powhatan crew feels ches-
ty and wants to meet all corners in
the sixteen seventeen year class.
telephoned to Harwood Merrill. Column
bia 241s.
Park Midgets desire engagements
Midgets. Alexandria Midgets and 9TH
er mines in the twelve e-thirteen-year
division. Teams interested should
write Manager Leonard Schneider. 20s
10th street southwest. or telephone
Franklin ss4s between and pm.
or and pm.
Ontario Athletic Club had to play
three hours to vannuish the Trans
iguration Collegiate Club Of Piney
Branch in a 5-to-: six-inning game
At that. the engagement was spr-
tied affair.
Western Union employees easily dis
posed OF the Yankee Athletic Club.
IA to 0. Limerick had the Yankee
batters subdued. while the Western
Unions hammered the offerings of
Burke and Sartorie.
Red Sox and Boiling Field Aviators
will clash tomorrow afternoon on
Monument Lot diamond No: l. Sum-
-.sn -
a match with Laurel Athletic Club.
MarattA, Aths. ~ C-b has booked
y Sunday c@me wiz Commerce Ath
letic Club. 1t will be played on Mon
ument Lot diamond No. s. starting at
I O'Clock.
Holy Name Independents are ready
to meet any speedy team in the six
teen-year class. For engagements.
communicate with Capt. Ralph J. Ken
nedy. SO street northeast.
Petworth Boys Club scored it's sec
ond victory of the season when it
trounced the Petworth Indians, 13 to
-. Herbert, winning pitcher. famed
nine batters. GLASGOW starred for the
losers.
Brookland Athletic Club will go to
Alexandria Sunday to oppose the Car
dinal Athletic Club in the home open
ing game of the latter's fifteenth sea-
son. Play will be held on the high
school grounds, starting at o'clock.
Two games between colored mines
will be played at Union Park Sunday
afternoon. The Washington Giants
will meet the Red Caps after the
Washington Athletics and LeDroit
Tigers have disposed of their engage
ment. The first game will begin at 3
o'clock.
kennebec Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Maroon Athletic Club in a
12-to-5 game. Elliott. April and Sny-
der of the winners each made four hits
in five times at bat. The Kennebecs
play the Independent Juniors Sunday.
Diamond Athletic Club has defeated
Junior High School, to 4, and St
Johns College, 4 to 8, and wants games
with teams in the sixteen-seventeen-
year class. Telephone challenges to
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THREE HURLERS SUFFER
AS YANKEES WIN, 9 TO 5
Zachary, Erickson and Courtney Are Combed
for Dozen Hits-Johnson Slated to
=. Pitch This Afternoon.
BY DEN,MAN THOMPSON.

PfIIA April 2lnoxicated by their
Nationals staggered 9o defeat before the
when the Indians the Tigers MBrides kings
Today
the heights them
er opposition than expected hid
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAABS TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Raotea 1T New Yort. Bostsn at New York.
Phiil. at Brooklyn. Phila. at Brooklyn.
Ctnein- at st. Louis, Cncin. at st. Louis.
Chicago at PittxSgh. Chicago At Pittsburgh.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Dessklya. 2: New York, ].
Philadelphia, IL, Eestes, g.
St. aisCincinnau (ain1.
0thes efoha not schedRied.
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Yankees Release Wingo.

NEW YORK. April 29.-The New
York Americans have released Out
fielder Albert Wingo to Atlanta under
an optional agreement.
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WESTERN CLUBS INSIST \
ON BEING PACE-SETTERS
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

n EW YORK. April 29The having awful
keep the the Pittsburgh the Nation
Cleveland the American have The
land They
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DODGERS SWEEP SERIES
Defeat Giants Four in a Row for
Eighth Straight Win-Phils
Clout Homers.

Dodgers and Phillies were success
ful yesterday in National League con-
hicts. The former recorded theil
eighth straight victory and the fourth
over the Giants, cleaning up the Sc.
ries. The Phillies were in home-run.
hitting form and gave the Braves a
sound drubbing.
-Four hits were all the Dodgers could
CLEAN from the combined deliveries OF
Ryan and Sallee. but three of the
blows were clustered in the seventh
inning and produced the runs that
beat the Giants. 2 to /. Ruether neve,
the second frame.
Three home runs were registered by
the Phils in beating the Braves. II to
s. One by Ralph Miller cleared filled
SACKS in the first inning. and another
by Zee Meadows did the same trick
in the eighth. Between these Will.
liams slammed for the circuit Scot;
was the victim Of this batting melee
Evening star., 1921-04-29

Lanier Juniors and Columbia Tigers
will be opponents tomorrow afternoon
on the small diamond at the Zoo. Play
will start at o:30 o'clock.
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Kennebec Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Maroon Athletic Club in a
12-to-5 game. Elliott. April and Sny-
der of the winners each made four hits
in five times at bat The Kennebecs
play the Independent Juniors Sunday.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

Diamond Athletic Club has defeated
Junior High School, to 4, and St.
Johns College, 4 to 5, and wants games
with teams in the sixteen-seventeen-
year class. Telephone challenges to
North 1911.
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White Sox in Tough Luck.

CHICAGO. April 29.-Having played
but eight games in twenty-five days.
the reorganized White Sox today were
oalled upon to face the world cham
pion Cleveland team. Manager
Gleason declares II will take sew
oral days work under a hot sun to
bring the club up to the same stage
as It had reached when 1t left the
spring training camp at Waxahachie,
Tex.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

In severinE the national game from
gambling it would be good idea to
include the base ball pool.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

Jim Thorpe began the season by
rappinc the ball on the nose and
stealing many bases. He is in To-
ledo, and there are outfielders in the
big leagues who would better be in
Toledo and Jim in the ma ajors.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

RichbOurE. who WAS to have beenst.
Giant. has chosen to be a veterinary
surgeon.
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bring the club up to the same stage
as It had reached when 1t left the
spring training camp at Waxahachie,
Tex.
Cubs Defeat Columbus.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April 2s.-The
Chicago Cubs defeated tho Colum bus
American Association team. to o,
yesterday. F1ack hit a homo run
with two men on base.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. s; Vt. Paul. /.
Toledo, =: Louisville. Z,
Minneapolis. ;: Milwaukee. =.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 8: New Orleans. 4.
Little Rock, s; Bifningham, 4.
Nashville -Aemphis; rain.
VIRGfNIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg. q; Rocky Mount, T.
Portsmouth,, I: sn6olk, 8.
Norfolk. ?; Newport News, J.
Richmond, D; Wilson, tcalled. dsrkHess)
P1EDMoNT LEAGUE.
DaHviiie, 5, High Point. T.
Raleigh, 3; durham. 1.
Greensboro, 4; Winston -Salem. 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 8; CI,inmbia. ) III innings)
Charlotte 4; Spartantsirg. /.
Augusta, s; Gfeenville. 8.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Jacksonville, 81 Lakeland, 4.
Orlando. 1Si Tampa. II.
81. Petersburg. II, Daytsaa. 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport. 5; Wichita Falls. 3
Forth Worth, 4; Dallas, ;.
beaumont. .: Galveston, l.
Houston, 3; San Antonio, !.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

will be played at Union Park Sunday
afternoon. The Washington Giants
will meet the Red Caps after the
Washington Athletics and LeDroit
Tigers have disposed of their engage
ment. The first game will begin at 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

The best game of base ball that has
been pitched this year in the two
ring show was pitched by Douglass.
Spitballer.
Evening star., 1921-04-29

Damon Runyon. writing in the New
York American. pays this tribute to
Nick Altrock and his method of enter
tainment:
Evening star., 1921-04-29

Brookland Athletic Club will go to
Alexandria Sunday to oppose the Car
dinal Athletic Club in the home OPEN
ing game of the latter's fifteenth sea-
son. Play will be held on the high
school grounds, starting at o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins,
liver spots, pimples OF paIlid complex
ion. also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
Others who are bothered with headaches,
bilious spells, acid stomach or constipa-
ton should begin this phosphated hot
water drinking and are assured of very
pronounced results in one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug store
butts sufficient to demonstrate that Just
as soap and hot water cleanses purifes
and freshens the skin on the outside, SO
hot water apd limestone phosphate act
5n the inside organs We must always
consider that internal sanitation is vast
ly more important than outside cleanli-
hess, because the skin pores do not alb
sorb impurities into the blood, while the
bowel pores do.
Women who desire to enhance the
beauty of their complexion should just
Try this for week and notice results.