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ENTRY BLANK
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES
DRAWS BIG CROWDS

PETERSBURG. VA. June -
crowds attended the games ycs,cr-
day afternoon between the teams OF
the Church Baseball League The
principal game Of the afternoon was
probably tho contest between Market
street Methodist and st. Joseph s
Catholic. Rradsher was on the
mound for Market Street. and while
he struck out fifteen men, poor sup
port by his team mates snnt him
down to defeat by the score OF TO /
ponohue was I'm the box for -. 10
seph and showed remarkable skill,
In pulling himself out OF som" very
tight places. He received splendid
support The other scores we're as
follows: West End Baptist. ) First
baptist. 2. Memorial Methodist. s.
second Baptist I'll innings). E.,-
trick Baptist. 10: Good Shepherd. /.
Washington Street Methodist 10.
second Presbyterian. -. st. Johns
Episcopal. I: Monumental baptist. =.
Matoaca. 26: Washington street
Christian. O. Grace Episcopal, 3,
Third Presbyterian. IA
There are two changes In the
standing OF the teams for the past
week. with st. Joseph taking the lead
in tn" Central League. and :he First
Baptist goes into third place in the
CoCkade City League. The official
standing OF the teams is az follows:
CockRdc CITY League
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BLACKSTONE SCHOOL
AWARDS DIPLOMAS
ISneclal 10 The Times.nisnn1chl

BLACKSTONE. VA, June A.
blackstone High School has just
closed one OF its most successful
years. under the management OF P-o-
lessor w. ID. G.. Wine.
Professor Arthur Kyle Davis, OF
southern Seminary, Petersburg, made
the address to the graduating class
Sunday morning DR.. II. y. Potts, Of
the Methodist Church, delivered one
or the baccalaureate sermons.
Unique and enjoyable class day
exercises were held in the Lyric
iheater. after which Professor Wine
made a shor; address and presented
diplomas to the following graduates:
fhomas Fitzgerald. Louis Hammack,
l-iewellyn lrby, Nat Mason. Eugene
MCDANIEL. Eustace Moncure. George
Seay' Wilfrcd Webster. Brokey
Dung. Lucy Chappelle Barrow, Win
ME FARLEY. Catherine Murdoch.
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BARRETT TO MEET
Tf.NDLER TONIGHT
lky Initcd News1

f'i'l.Abhii'iiIA. June after
an Their months OF negotiations and
nd"o"rous hallyhoo. Benny Leonard
and Lew Tender may not nnd 4,
necessary To nsht after All. when
render bout with Hobby Barrett
Is over. Tender meets young Har-
f"'i mere Monday night. unless the
weather again frowns wpon tn. fes-
nNihes. aud Barrett comes touied AS
me owner OF an even more deadly
'eii punch than Tender should
Jarrett h"tt"n Tender In This eight
round no-decision match. there
would b" mo- occasion for any trouble
between Leffy lev ana the light
weight champion.
However for all his punching
power, EaTc,, is not expected to
knock out T"ndIcr Barrett has had
NIUE experience. and Tender has
been hoored only by Willie Jackson.
whom he bea; before the contest
ended
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RECOGNIZE WORLDS
MARkSMANSHIP RECORD
IEy Associated Press

NEW YORK. June 4.-RecoEnition
of worlds record for expert marks
manship established by T.. +. Wood
ward. Houston. Texas. and Frank
Hughes. MobridEc. S. D.. each OF
whom broke ninety-nine out uf 100
targets. thrown in pairs. at the re-
cent Mississippi state trapshootinE
tournament. was announced officially
today by the American TrapshootinE
Association. The former record was
ninety-six. Double target shooting
calls for two targets to he thrown
simultaneously, one to tho left, and
the other TO the right and both must
he broken while in the air. The joipt
holders Of the new record are both
amateurs
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10 HOLD HORSE SHOW
AT LEESBURG JUNE 7.8

l.EESBURG. VA. June 4-Great
enthusiasm prevails over the pros-
nectiVe success OF the Leesburc
Horse Show. which will he held here
on Wednesday and Thursday, June 2
and 9. The classes are well filed.
heiow are some of the exhibitors:
George n. Slater. Miss Alice Jones.
Miss Emily di Zerega. Miss Mildred
Grcble, Mrs. d. c. Sands, CourtIand
H. Smith. Mrs. Katherine Elkins
HIT, Miss Marion du Pont. Mrs. w.
y. Hubert. w. Lodge Bowies, Skin
ner Brothers. DR.. Robert Humphrey,
j. O. Furr. Albert Shaw. Jr Perry
Stricken, Ernest Pierce. D. p. PAN
coast. Miss Ethel Moore. r. OF. Ran
dolph. X. H. Norman. Lieutenant NJ.
Fl. Jones, Lieutenant T. II. Mccreory,
Ma1or-Goneral J. G. Harboren. Allen
dale Fnrms, aoodstone Stables, If.
YidN Iet$3><Antks5 aeNtooxs 8roehers IS &
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CHARLESTON LEADS
IN SOUTH ATLANTIC
lev Associntcd rrcss1

COl,tMliIA. :. G.. June Winning
-FOUR games and losing one during the
week play. while Columbia was
winning three games and losing two
Charleston leads the South Atlantic
Association at the beginning of the
week. tharl-Stons advantage is a
matter of percentage, however, the
'wo leading clubs being practically
on an equality, as CoIrmbia has won
hhu l">t Two more games than Char
''S'oh. Charlotte. III third place, also
won three games and lost two spar
tanburs and GrrenVille won two
games ana lost three, while Au6usta's
best WAS one victory and four de-
ichts Augusta. however. has an
nohnccd y number Of changes and
me Georgia entry may be expected
l" make it's presence felt at any time
Manager Forrest Cady, who sue
c~"ded Neal iinll Ms manager OF Au-
susta, has added u number OF new
faces To his lineup. and has others
reported on the way
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! 80 n Ruc
Len Guc.
4 OARSMEN TO RACE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
IRy Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE four
entrants in the Philadelphia chal-
len4e cup race apparently felt in
condition today for the big Sculling
event tomorrow for although the
unfavorable rowing conditions which
caused postponement of the con-
test yesterday had given away TO
bright sunshine and placid waters.
none of the challengers spent more
than an hour on the river.
All were out in the forenoon for
brief spins. but Hilton Delyea, the
Canadian champion, Was the only one
to row over the mile and quarter
course more than once. Walter
Hoover, OF Duluth, holder Of the ma
tional amateur single sculling title;
PAU V. Costello and W. r.. Garrett
Gilmore. the local entries. were sat
ished after a single lcisurely row
down the course.
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TILDEN WINS FOUR
MATCHES IN DAY
Try Associated rress.l

PHILADELPHIA, June William
l. lliden. worlds tennis champion.
TO-DAY won four matches. including
the hnals In both singles and doubles,
In the tournament for the tennis
championship OF Eastern Pennsyl-
vania.
After eliminating DR.. T.. Il. Hawk.
or Cynwyd. in the fourth round, and
beating Carl Fischer, former uni
versity OF Pennsylvania star. in the
seminal Tlden won the final
match from Philip Bettens, OF San
francisco. Ga. al. Go. 60.
Paired with Sandy Wiener, his H.
year-old prodigy. Tildcn won the
final In doubles from Carl and Her
bert Fischer after hard fought
hve-set match. The scores were 81.
al. &c. Ga, Ga.
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WESTERN CONFERENCE
OFFERS GRIFFITH JOI
Asked to Take Place as Com
missioner of Ath.
letics.
DE hNorliER LASDI
Selection Approved by Btr ~
Faculty Meeting In Iowa
city.
Try Associated press.l

CHICAGO. IVns <-Maor John
Griffith. hend Of the department, o
physical education of the Universit,
Of Illinois. has been offered tho posi-
ton OF commissioning Of athletics in
the Western Conference. accordIn,
to reports In college athletic circle,
tonight.
Major Grimth. according to reports,
has not reached decision on sc
ccptancc OF the position. similar to
that held By *. ~ Lands in organ
led baseball. and approved by Biz
Ten faculty meeting at Iowa civ
Yesterday.
Major Griffith had charge OF attn
I"oc activities Of tho United States
arny in America following the arm
istic" He van heen at tho Er!vcr-
S't| OF Illinois about three years. Ie
was formerly director Of athletics a.
brake University. at D"r Moin.s.
iowa. and was tho founder ~ the
i'rah" relays. He was also one %!
the organizers Of tho national inter
collegiate track and Mold meets.
Fielding II. rost. director of a,&
Ic'ic, OF the University OF Michigan.
I. j.. Jones. athletic director al tho
-" Va " 1Ht'ibIH, Hhu W.
81. John, OF Ohio state univcrslty,
were named yesterday az the com
mltt"e TO select the commisstoncr
While IN. commissioner Will not no
vested with the authority to punish
athletes found guilty Of yiolatlnt.
conference rules. II Will be par, 81
his work Z" chick up on "iigibility
and to Investigate charges of rr,,.
f"ssionalism and report TO tho uni
v"rSitv where tho athlete under gus
ptCion is enrolled. The expenses ~
conducting the ONCE will be pr
rated throughout the conference on
m" basis OF football receipts
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BREAK LOSING STREAK AT EXPENSE OF THE DODGERS
Ruth Drives Ball Over
Right.Field Pavilion
tRy United Sewn. |

NEW YORK. juno ..-Bahe
Ruth made his third homer OF tho
1922 nor!es In tho game which tho
fauks won from tho Athletics. 8
10 Z. nj tho Polo Grounds Sunday
before n cheering mob Of $4,000.
Hnrris was pitching for tho Ath-
lui!cr when the Ham went To bat
IN the nth with two mon on and
one out. HARRIS stood hnlplrns
watching the BRm's slam go sRil-
Ing clear over the right. field pa
vilIon.
Ruth WAS w Ave times. He
tanned In the nrrt with one on
and one out He fled out with
one on and nobody out In the
'ourih. When he went up In Che
seventh with TWO on aud one on,
he WAS walked. and when he went
up again ia the eighth with two
on and only one out. he got an
other walk. Both times he died
on base.
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RUTH HITS HIS THIRD
HOME RUN Of SEASON
Yankees Close Spring Home
Stand With Victory Over
Athletics.
[By Associated Preaa. !

NEW YORK June New York
eioHed its spring homo stand today
with nm easy victory over Phliadel-
phia. 8 10 3. Ruth's homo run. with
Miller and Ward on bases. put the
Yankees ahead In the fifth inning.
IT waB Ruths third home run OF the
season and the frat he has driven
out OF The grounds this year. the
ball clearing the right-held roof Of
the grahdstand
Score,
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Rattcd for Harris in seventh.
: Batted for Sullivan in ninth.
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NEW YORK WINS OUT
IN 9TH-|NN|NC RALLY
Victors Play the Last Part Of
the Game Under
Protest.
crown sWkRMS ON FIELD
Grimes wcnkcns md tho Champions
lunch Four Hita for Three Runs.
10000 Witness Great Contest In
Hrookl!n.
crown swARMs ON FIELD
IBy Associated Press. ]

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June New
York punched four hits for a three
run rally IN the ninth today and
heat Brooklyn, TO 4. \ crowd es.
,imated a; more than 10000 attended
making ground rules necessary.
Spectators encroached on the Aeld in
the last half Of the ninth and the
Giants finished the game under pro-
test. Score:
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TOTALS ...........3i "a II - II
'hatted for Stnner in ninth.
Score by innings: u
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Nixon NAMED phyptca, D,r.c,o,

tREENNlLi.E. S. c., June A.
brewery NJ. Nixon. for four years a
member or the football and baseball
,e"Hs or thurman University, finish
ing mere In 1920, has been named as
director OF physical recreation at the
United states Vocational School ut
Chick Springs. near this city. He
VIII assume his duties tomorrow
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10 pI,v Ren.st CAM.

LYNCHBURG. VA. June 4.-The
Southland and Firemen teams OF the
city League here viii play n benefit
game next Thursday for John
Meadows. Lynchburg College minis
terial student, whose skull was frac-
tured in an amateur game here n
week ago. Meadows is still in n
hospital, but is improving.
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Dunn barton,

VHTHt VdIT"U, rHln.
summary: Earned massachusetts
9; Dumbarton. q, Two-baSe hits
farncu, !iaitorn. Cowardin. Stolen
paScS-Moorc Mckctl Double
play-Qua:!cS TO l.. Davis to Moore.
Left on bases -I.akcsid. 4: Dunn
barton, .. First base on crror--Dum-
barton. ]; Lakeside. =. Bases on
hass-on Cobb. 3. Hits-om Cobb. 5
in y; on H. Davis. e in .; off Ridell.
in ;. Struck out-..by Cobb. 8: by
Ridei. >. Time Of game, $40. I'm
pire. lauderhack. Scorer. II. S. Tins
ley.
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CUBS. 6: REDS. )
LEV Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. June f-Chicaro won
its irst sunday game OF the season
on the home grounds today when IL
defeated Cincinnati s to ., in the
final game al the series. rinellrs
error on AlrNandcrS hot croundcr
followed by sacrifice and krur'S
double scored the winning run In
the ninth. After the locals had taken
the lead. the Rods fought hard. stag
ms ninth-iruinc rally and tying
the count
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Totals
''iN ..... <
81. I.Ouin.

''ne out when winning run scored
hh''"d for Pructt in seventh
Score by innings: II
II. Louis ...... 900 loo O0l Ia
summary: Two base hits-Sev-
"rcid. S"haIk T.. Collins. Three base
hit jacobson. Stolen bases-Wl-
liams I2). Ellcrhe, Sisler. Sacr,nc.-
Sheely. falk. r.. Collins. Robertson.
Jacobson. SEVERED. shorten. Double
rlays-Slsl"r mnassistedD, EiIerhe
ana McManuS. Left on bases chi
cago 6 st. Louis : Base ON halls
'n Fruett. :. OF Robertson. 4 struck
"Ht-BN Iruott. .: ny Shockcr by
Robertson. |. Hits--On Pru.tt { in
innings IN Shocker ! in in
ninES Winning pitchcr-Shocker
Cmpir"s Wilson. owens and Walsh
Time Hu
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Summary: Two-bas" hi,s-J Jack
son. Robinson. Ballcw. G. Walton.
Richardson, McCauley. Bates ]. Me
Many. Double plays-Terry (unav-
sisted: r.. McNamy TO Waters. Bases
on balls-on Robinson, .: OF Walton,
J; on Bates, 5. Struck out--hy
Robinson, 5; by Walton. g. by Bates.
= Hit by pItcher-Bates, / (ReadicD.
Time OF game. . hours. Umpire, Will
liams. Scorer. Jcffrcys
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"esth niptop,

r1"F HcH TUhS-T.anreI,
:: WeSthampton. !. Two-base hits-
6. TInsiey. Napier. Stolen bases
Travvett, X. Harvey. Sacrifice hits
Trevvett. Double plays-Wood Ia
Ford. Hit by pitched ball-A. Walden.
Harris. Left on bases-I.aurel 10.
Westhampton. s. First base on error
Laurel. 4. Bases on balls-ofrAn
derson. 5: off Parks. /. Struck out
by Anderson. I; by Parks. g. Time
Of game. ] 30. Empires. Smith and
Duval. Scorer, w. l.. Toombs.
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INDIANS, IA; TIGERS, G

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June a.
cleveland made II four straight from
Detroit. winning today's game, "a to
:" Errors gave both teams thei,
Early runs. hut clean hitting and
Stoner's wildness accounted for later
tallies piled up by Cleveland Ste
ph"nson made "A double and a tripla
IN the sixth inning and had perfect
Mating average for the day.
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BOSTON, .; SENATOR'S, ]
BY AssociAted pressl

WASHINGTON. June t.-Roston de-
I"'trd Washington " To today when
ferguson won over the veteran John
son in a pitcher: hnttIe. Sensational
catches by Collins and Liebold I'm
ia" eighth inning cut on rally
staged ny the locals Score:
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" ash hlRtOn.

'Ha,ted for Picinich in ninth.
TRaittr for Johnson in ninth.
score by innings: r.
R"s'"n ................l6 0 100 600
WASHINGTON ......... 900 Ol0 900,
Summary: Two-basc hits-Ricc.
Sacrifice Collins. Doubl. plpys-
bugan. Pratt and Burns. Left on
hases-Boston. s: Washington. s.
First base on balls--off Ferguson. .:
Johnson. J. First base on errors
Boston. /. Hit by ritcher-FerSuson
tBleugo). Struck out--by Ferguson,
3; Johnson. Z. Empires. Evans and
Sallin. Time i:46,
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American A..oci.,Ion p,,ut,..

kansas city, /; St Paul. >.
milwaukee,. .; Minneapolis, 10.
Indianapolis. I: Columbus. ..
Louisville. 6-S; Toledo, 20. (Firs,
game ten innings)
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: The schedule for this week Tor tho
. Duchpin League is as follOws' Mon
day, June ., cootI's vs. Orioles
Tuesday. June &, Tarheeis VS. Tror-
tiers: THURSDAY, June S. Spiders vs.
-Shifters The standing Of tn. teams
IL as inllOwh.
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International Lcnnue

Jersey City. 3-4; Newark, rs.
Syracuse. Q; Toronto. 5.
Rochester. So; Buffalo. 0-3.
Baltimore. 3; Reading. O.
baltimore. IL; Reading, (sccond
Rame).
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How They Stand Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS IESTERDAY,
New York. 81 Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago, ct Cincinnati, 3.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
PittsburEh at Philadelphia.
81. Louis mt nOst0n,
Only two games sch sduIed
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HENRICO LEAGUE
Standing of the Climbs.

where They Play NcAt Saturday.
Lakeside at Laurel.
Dumbarton at Wcsthampton.
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PETERSBURG VA. juno an.
individual ay~ragy OF howlsrs a, tn.
y NJ C. =. is as follows.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games sched Hled.
STANDING OF CHI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at P0rtsmouth.
Wilson at Rocky Mount.
GsURSrt Noya at NerfoI
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, - Philadelphia, 3.
Cleveland, LIT Detroit, Is.
boston. - Washington, 4.
81. Louis, 2, Chicago, .,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduied,
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY BLAY TODAY.
Raleigh at Danville.
Nigh Point at Ourhnna.
/. lats RgD@Aab0TA n. ANluSfe~<Sale
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nat'ch Tor harris In seventh.
Battcd for Sullivan in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia 600 400 OO0-3
-" VI IVD UiU glH-S
summary: Three-hase hits-Mays
Home run-Ruth. Sacrihces-Ward
Pipp, WEIGH. Meusel. Schang. Double
plays-Mays, Scott and Pipp; Helm
hch Galloway and johnSton: Dykes
Johnston and Perk inS. Left on bases
New York, s; Philadelphia, g. Base
on bails-on Mays, r; Heimach. .:
h"Ner'. :; sullivan. 2. Struck out
ny Heimach, 4; Mays, |; Harris, /:
sullivan. /. Hits-on Heimach. in
IL innings: Harris. none in l2-3
innings: Eckert in Ia inning: Sui
Ivan. in "a innings. Hit by
ritchcr-hy Mays. Dykes Losing
piicher-Hc imach. Umpircs Dineen
and Moriarity. Time, 1850.
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Iirooklyn.

q.
'Rattcd for Nchf IN eighth.
rBattcd for Ward IN ninth
!Eattcd for Miller in ninth.
Slated for Grimes In ninth
IRAN for T. Griffith in ninth
Score bS innings Il.
New York ......... 600 OlO lU3-5
IfpoklNn -........ VuV WI hlN--t
summary Two-hase hits-Mycrs
Wheat. Thrce-hase hit-Nillcr
stolen bases-R ancroft. Kelly
Schmandt. SacrIhccs-StcnEeI, II.
Grinth, Ward Double play snyder
t. FrisCh. Left ON hascs-N"w
York, II; Brooklyn, 6 Bases on balls
off Nchf .: off RYAN. .; off GRIMES,
:. Struck out-hy N"hf . by Ryan,
j 10y Grimes, :. Hits off Nehf. IN
: Innings. OF Ryan. !. in innings
Hi by pitcher by Grimes 'StcnEeD.
Winning pitcher Ryan. Time . %,
Cmpires- Klein nnd Emslie.
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Sparkling Glassware
Adds the last finishing touch
to the Thanksgiving table.

Stem Glassware, optic glass with finely
etched border offers Il complete service.
-Goblets. High Sherbets and Low Sherbets,
$50 dozen.
Cocktail and Wine Glasses, $3.50 dozen.
Cordial Glasses, S6.25 dozen.
Cider Glasses and Tumbers, $3.50 dozen.
Floral Cut Cider Sets, in several delightful
designs and shapes, with covered pitchers,
$500 and $500 set.
Water Sets, special, $3.50 and 1895. Floral
Cut Glassware in two styles, with tall two
quart shape jug and thin blown tumblcrs.
Floral Cut Slcrbct Glasses, Goblets, Saucer
Champagnes; set of six for S1.59.
Carving Sets, SOS.
Especially good sets for carving the
Thanksgiving turkey. Stainless imported
steel blades and imitation stag handles,
mounted in silvcr-platcd ferrcl
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Mechanical Trains,
with engine, cars and
track complete, at Csc
to $5.9S.
Electric Trains, guar
anteed for one year.
Complete with engine,
cars and track, at $500
to $3.50.
Express Wagons and
Coaster Wagons. Some
with rubber tires, at CSC
to $3.50.
-Neiocipedcs Of all
kinds, many with rub
berthe wheels, at SOS
to S29.5O.
Automobiles Of every
kind, modelled after the
latest types, at sos to
$500.
-Sco0ter Cars at a spe-
cial price. Five hun
dred Of these. to sell
while they last at zoe
each.
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This new plate is guaranteed for twenty
years. although it is sold at the price of ten
year plate. Complete assortment of the
new Duchess and Baronet patterns.
Tea Spoons, set of six for. $50
Table Spoons, set Of six. $500
Soup Spoons, set of six for. $500
Dinner Forks, set Of six for. 1915
Dinner Knives, set Of six for. 1915
Sugar Spoons, each .... 75c
Orange Spoons, set Of six for. $2.75
Butter Knives each ....... zoe
Other Items at the Same Moderate Prices.
50-Year Community Plate
in the two rich and artistic Patrician and Gros-
Venor patterns. Set OF twenty-sx useful pieces
neatly packed In fine chest. complete for S31 rs
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Dolls of
Every Size!

From the cutest little
ones for wee little girls
and boys, to large Dolls
for older girls. Char
acter Dolls, Mamma
Dolls in fact. the
whole Doll family, at
25c to $3.50.
Doll Trunks, to hold
dolly's wardrobe, in as
sorted sizes, at 25c to
$3.9S.
-Children'S Chairs and
Rockers, many sizes and
styles, soc to $6.9S.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-17
WHY WOMEN SUFFER
MANY McCOnnelsville Women arr
Learning the Cause

Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness,
nervousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languor-
Each torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened Kid
neys.
Strike at the root-get to the
cause.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
recommended by thousands
Endorsed at home.
Here's convincing testimony from
a McConnelsville citizen.
Mrs. G. A. Gill, Union ST., says:
"J suffered from my kidneys for
about a wear. / had a draggy mis-
erable kind of feeling all the time.
Some days / could hardly get
through with my housework. My
head ached terribly and binding
dizzy spells almost drove me crazy
The pains across my back went up
into my shoulder blades. 1t was
hard for me to stoop or bend.
Doan's Kidney Pills had been used
in my family with good results so
got a box at Sears drug store. At
ter using four boxes of Doans ]
was cured and have felt well ever
since"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Gill had. Foster Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-17
They Are Mild But Effective

Biliousness, headaches, blurred
vision, bad breath and coated
tongue are almost certain to be
present with mass of heat-produc-
ing undigested food in the stomach.
Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the
digestive organs active and the sys-
tenn fit and fine, purged of poisons.
Not habit forming.-Sold Every
where.