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able to do any work she wants to do
although she is still careful not to
do heavy work - and so well and
strong. We recommend Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO
all mothers with ailing daughters,
and give you permission to publish
this letter as testimonial. Mrs.
AN. BURKHoLDER, Route No.2, Box
J., Wauseon, Ohio.
Something out of balance will af-
feet the finest clock, causing it to
gain or lose. The proper adjustment
made, all is well. So it is with wo-
men. Some trouble may upset you
completely.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will correct the cause OF
the trouble and all disagreeabls
symptoms will disappear.
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mothers heart than was her lug, strong
son
Onc day while Zailo was alone in
thc woods chopping up tree that his
strong brother had cut down he was
startled 10y hearing someone say. Il
can't find it / can't find IT. and he
will pull my nose. Oh. dear, what
shall ! do9'
Hatlo dropped his axe and ran 10
rocA from where the voice seemed
g. come Climbing up. he looked
over and there on the ground was a
little dwarf that, frail as he Was him
self Zaulo felt like d giant beside
him
Hc was still saving in a whining
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
DIR. DAWSON busy Marrying.

Ninc marriages IN two months Is
the unusual record OF Rev, George w.
Dawson. minister at Asbury NJ. T.,
Church Third and Walnut streets.
Eight Of the marriages. according 20
Rev. Dawson. We're performed NJ the
parsonage and the other was per
formed AT the home Of the groom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
To stop Coughing AZ Night.

A summer bronchial cough keeJ~
not only tho eufYerer but other mem
bers OF tho family awake. Alfred
Barker. 1861 Avondsls St. r.. liver
pool o.. writes: II coD~id@r 81 ~
duty TO write and tell tho results OK
Foley's Honey and Tar. which usfd
for my boy who had been suffering
from a bronchial cough for z or
weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar nss
done him wonderful good. and 1 shall
always recommend g." u so0thee ana
heals. n. II. Danforih.--Ady.
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SEVEN GOLD BUTTONS.

Part |.
Bv a forest m far on land there
dNclt woodchoppcr named Arlos
and hls wife Tala They had two
suns. Robert. big strong boy. and
Zaulo. who WAS - frail rs girl and
could not chop down tree, as could
his father and brother
They we're very poor and Zatilo
know rs he grew older that he was
~ help 10 bis parents Instead he
icit they would he better of without
h,m But he knew that Talia would
ycvcr hear of his gong away. for his
>cr, frallncss made hm dearcr 20 his
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Roy Scouts 10 Have Bake.

Troop 80 q. Roy Scouts, will hold
bake on Saturday. June 10. In the
store. $40 Market street. FOR the bene-
NJ Of the fund. and with tho ssiEts snce
of its women we'll -wishefa
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GIRL NOW WELL
AND STRONG
Daughter Took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound as Mother Advised
Wauseon, Ohio" daughter
always had backacbe and leg ache at

certain pc i .
and could not be
on her feet at
those times. We
read about Lydia
f. Pink h m s
Vegetable Com
|pound d DING
girls so much good
30 she began to
take it. That is
two years ago and
she is a different
Girl since then
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Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. klrkman

which YOU have added little ammonia,
then rinse in clear water. The am
mona neuiralizca the acid in the ia
vcllc Water. II not gwen the ammonia
water rinse, the fabric would bc in
;urcd
Tomorrow Canning Asparagus hv
the Surcst Method.
All inquiries Addressed 10 Miss Kirk.
man In care Of the Efficient House
l.eepins" department will be answer
ed in these columns I'm their turn.
This requires considerable time. how
ever. owing 10 the great number re-
ceived. SO ~ n personal or quicker re.
ply In desired. ctempe0 and self -ad-
dressed envelope must he enclo=o,,
with tho question. BE suro 10 uxs
your full namo. street number. and
tho name Of your city and state
The Editor.
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Crate, Mr.. Hcws ed putting bis glass
down and lceving it down, and Mrs.
Hews put hers down saying, Very nice
I'm sure, OF corse I'm no Judge. And
pop put his glass down and ma put
hers down and nobody took another
taist and tho Hcwscs kepp looking as
If they was sorry they took their fcrst
taist, wich after they went homo / took
a taist and didept blame them.
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Sometimes tho only way 10 get II
done II 10 advertise for somebody TO
do It. Rend the classified eds.--Adv.
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The Sandman Story
By ABBY Phillips Walker

copYush 1901 Newspaper
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Work Is the meat and potatoes OF
life: pleasure IS the ice cream.
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Ironized Yeast Brings Amazing
Improvement in Movie Beauty

ANOTHER startling evidence Of Ironired
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conducted under the supervision Of a ply s,cian.
Miss Dorothy Byrno, pretty artists model and
movie beauty, gains I0h pounds in only ss
days. Miss Byrnc's measurements, taken before
and after the test arc given at the lcft
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AN D HE DID

no MADAM. ar WAS TRIMMING ArpEE
ANO 'st AUTO CLIMBED UP a LAMP
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
WOMEN PLAY FOR
VALLEY GOLF TITLE
Qualification Rounds TO Start
on Chain o Lakes Course
Thursday.

The qualification round for the
first individual championship OF
the S., Joseph Valley IN the wo-
mans division Will be played Thurs
DAY at Chain O. Lakes.
This event will be over the IS
hole route and everybody will play
from scratch The eight lowest
qusurers VIII 60 into the cham
p,onship flight tho next eight in
class A the next eight In class 3.
etc
on Friday the first 1S hole match
play round viii be played and on
the following Thursday and Friday
the semi-f.nals and finals will be
played All players in each flight
eliminated In the first round will
so into a consolation flight.
All the stars in the St Joe Val
ley VIII enter. including Mrs. Camp
bell. Mrs Walker, Mrs Gore. Mrs.
Herring from s.. Joe, Mrs. Blng-
ham srom AUshawaka; Mrs. White.
Buchanan; Mrs. Rogers and
Mrs Beards,ey. Elkhart and Mrs.
Morrison. Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Ros-
tiser. Miss Harris. Mrs East. Mrs.
Splitter Mrs Kavanagh. Mrs. Schedt.
Nrs. Cooper all CT South Bend. This
- the big event Of the year for the
women and there should be n great
struggle for the championship hon
ors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
DOUGLAS HAS NOT
CHANCE TO STAGE
RETURN TO GAME
Fans to Play Losing Game
IN Attempt TO Clear
Pills Record.
BY DAVIS =. WALSH.

NEW YORK. Aus 22-CBy l. y.
s.1-Some misguided persons are
rrakiu.g a belated and fooIhardy at
tempt 10 whucw1sh Phi Douglas in
the eyes of the BASEBALL public. A
petition. 81 they sag. is 20 be cir
cu.Ated a, The Polo grounds. asking
the following question "Do you
believe Phil Douglas should be re-
irsrated ."
That question. % ever propounded.
Should 60 down as something of
near classic az rhe burIesQue circuit.
This writer has nothing against
Phil Douglas Indeed few con-
feszed 6srel cts have been given the
leuedt o. greater sympathy and the
writer is one az those who feels that
20 was ali a mistake on Phifs part.
But be cannot come hack TO base
bau any more than a seif-confessed
absconder can he returned 10 his
Cesk az the bank
The reasons for this are obvious.
FSrst on. u would set a deplorabls
precsd ent- Again. there IS no as
sursnoe that Douglas would not do
something worse provided his habits
axe .Icura5le. as alleged. Further
more. the fans OF the country. 20
say nothing o. seven other National
League clubs. would not stand for
she Giants, already IN bad favor
winning a pennant with a discred!t-
"a pitcher,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
THEY'RE BETTING
ON big BAMBIN0'
TO LEAD EN- ALL
Fans Expect Ruth to Beat All
Other Home Run Hitters
This Season.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Aug 22-(By Z,
PD-They'vs taken The ~" out OF
Babe Ruth's pet moniker and are
calling him the Big BAN" again.
The same fans who called him the
biggest bust Of the season a yea.
ago are now ready to bet that he
VII be the champion buster Of the
season again this year.
It's worth odds that before the
end OF the season Ruth Will be at
the top Of the homerUn pile OF
course, q a. imposs.b BILE for him 20
make a new record but he will re-
serve a lot Of credit for spotting all
the s.uggers a start OF FIVE weeks
and then leating them out
The Babe IS now SIX homers be-
bind Ken Williams who is leading
both leagues with 3d. Ruth Is hit
ting as good as he ever did and az
the rate ne Il going now he ought
20 get around 40 before he hangs up
his club FOR the winter
SIX weeks ago the fans were ali
wondering why he wasn't hitting
and .hey are now asking wha; start
ed him hitting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
HENS DIVIDE TWIN
BILL WITH INDIANS

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 22-Toledo
and indianapolis divided a double
header hero Tuesday afternoon, In
dianapous winning the first. to
and the visitors the second g 20 ".
Kruger pulled a freak play en- the
ninth 10 win the first game With
a runner on second and two down.
Wright attempted 20 walk kruegcr
Intentionally 20 get at the pitcher
He bobbed an easy one wide ~ th"
plate and Kruger reached over and
singled the winning tally across.
Giard pitched alright ball for the
visitors In the second game. Scores
First game
Toledo .....-..OOO O1o 0Oo--l 8 o
Indianapolis 100 600 0Ol-2 4
Wright and Kocheri Hiu and
Kruger.
Second Game
Toledo ........211 o1o o0o-5 II g
indianapolis. 4. 600 600 600 %
Gard and J. Murphy, Cause.
Cavet ana Dixon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
Sanders Cooper Take
Hired FOurSOme Prize
in Chain O'LGkeS Play

FIRST place IN The mixed l-o.-
some tournament yesterday al
Chain O Lakes resulted in Il t.s
between Dan Sanders. Mrs H..
l. Cooper. gS-l5- S2 and l.
@ Harris-Nrra A. r Kava-
uaugh 100 % So. IN the
play Off Sanders and Mrs.
Cooper defeated Harris and Mrs.
Kavanagh first prize going 30 the
former team and second prize
90 the latter. Twenty-Five players
entered the tournament.
Pa!rrgs for the champ onsh.p
flight .n the club championship
tournament have been changed
by NJ. r KavanaEh. chairman of
the goif and tournament commit
tee with following results: Dan
sand ers vs. J. J. NIdEely. q. r.
Hottie Us + J. Bennett. T AI
Moore VS.. g. j. Zieler. n. +.
Rost.ser VS. L. R0m.ne G. l..
Hager VS.. W. NJ. Warner. pr. c.
c. Terry VS.. NJ. r. Kavanagh. DIT.
3 d. Coon VS.. DR.. II. L. Cooper.
Harry Gilmore VS.. T. r. DUNCAN.
First round 20 bee Paved on or
before August 27th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
He Probably Took a
Walk after Dinner

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 22.-The
marathon golf championship OF the
United States was claimed today BY
Arthur E. Nelguth. A. a contractor,
who yesterday played ? rounds on
the Spokane down-river ( 1lf course.
A walk OF about 90 miles was an
incident in making the record
And how did he do il? BY eating
raw eggs, cream and rye bread, no
canned goods II avoidable and keep
ing regular hours as a means OF
keeping At. Mr. Velguth said He
confessed. however. 20 smoking Is
70 IS good cigars a day.
The marathon record was made
under ordinary conditions. Play was
started az 400 q. m, after a break
fast OF four raw eggs and half
pint OF fresh cream. Ne.guth did
not eat again until p. ~.
The las holes were played with
an average OF 81 strokes each, total
/ .Os9 strokes. The course is par So,
and Ve.guth's average round was
1883. Play was continuous. and
was completed in 1920.
All this business OF complaining
that their physical powers are on
the downgrsde after they pass 90 Is
rifhe. sad Mr.. Nelguth. IN com
msnting on his endurance. 1T IS
all a matter OF behaving oneself
started TO rlay the game last June
on my 44th birthday. and have stud
led IL closely. because golf has dem
onstrated its virtues as a physical
and mental sustainer."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
100 High School
Grid Players To.
Try Out at Camp
Preliminary Instruction and
Coaching Program for Week
at Camp Eberhardt.

Eberhardt. the y. NJ. @. A sum
mer camp on Corey lake is 20 be a
mecca for Ioca. high school foot
ball aspirauts for one week. The
n. en- viii be under the personal
charge Of Coach Elmer Burnham.
who viii be assisted 10y O. A. Cooper
Y. NJ. c. A. physical director e. W.
Gamble and the Camp Eberhardt
staff
Nothing VIII be left undone 10
get the one hundred aspirants FOR
the grid team ia the proverbial
pink" A schedule has been es-
tabl!shed and the rations VIII be OF
the sort which will satisfy the hum
ger OF young men. who have been
subjected 20 hard preliminary train
ing and workouts.
The camp at Lake Wawassee last
fall was a huge success about SO
men attending. Burnham instilled
into his proteEes the rules of the
game as well as much personal
tutoring This year Burnham has
a list of A men who have already
voiced their intention of attending
the camp by making "a deposit on the
camp fee Many more viii be on
hand at the initial get together
meeting al the "Y Saturday even
Ing at o'clock Furnham expects
TO arrive i'm the city Friday or sat
urday morning.
c. W. Gamble announced Monday
afternoon that the fee would be
$1,000 for the week. IL is expected
that automobiles will be chartered
10 transport the men 10 the camp.
However, If this is impossible the
trip Will be made via interurban and
train. This Will be an additional fee.
Gamble also added that the camp
could provide for 9S men, besides
the coaching staff. This means that
anyone who desires 10 get the ad
vantage of the preliminary training
work. will have ample opportunity.
Relative 10 material, il can be
said that Coach Burnham viii have
plenty Of men from which 60 select.
The half-back positions will both
be vacant by the passing OF ollie
Edwards and Matt Butch. Two end
positions formerly held by Kintz
and 10th are open, in addition 20
the center job, formerly held by Milt
Haas right tackle and one guard
berth Cookie Edwards viii make
either an end or quarterback. Voc
disch. KIosinskL Reeder. Rohde,
Rhoustsong. SabO Barnhardt and
HoIloweU will make bids for line
berths. Capt. 10 Sah6, Nyi1os. and
Buneman are slated for berths in the
backfeld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
UHLE HOLDS YANKS
TO TWO HITS; WINS
Cleveland Hurler in Form
Bush's Winning Streak of
Eight Broken.

NEW YORK, Aug %. - Bush's
winning streak of nine straight was
broken here Tuesday, Cleveland de-
feating the New York Yankees IN
the first game OF the series s to Q
l. was only Bush's fifth defeat in
% games. The defeat reduced New
York's lead in the American league
20 a half game.
Uhle pitched a remarkable game
for the visitors holding New YoFn
10 TWO hits. After the first inning
only two Yanks reached first, bota
on bases on balls The work Of
Larry Gardner figured largely tr
Cleveland's scoring. He hit a dou-
Bile and two singles and drew
base on balls. stole two bases, drove
in three runs and scored a fourth.
Score:
Cleveland ....1O1 O31 oO0-6 y I
New York 100 600 OOl-2 ? 3
Uhle and O'Nel. Push. Murray
and Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
PIRATES HIT TIMELY
AND BEAT PHILLIES

PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug. IL
Timely hitting. aided by the visitors
slow fielding. gave Pittsburg 20
victory over Philadelphia Tues
day. Morrison came home with
the winning run in the sixth. He
singled with two out and completed
the circuit when Maranvilie and
Carey nit safely. Terney made
wonderful stop and throw OF Walk
er's terrific smash in the 1.n:h
with two on bases. Score:
Philadelphia ..O12 600 OOO-3 . /
Pittsburg ....2O1 OO1 00x-4 % 0
Meadows and Henllne; Mor-so
and Mattox.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
DEMPSEY TO MEET
JACK THOMPSON IN
EXHIBITION BOUT
Champion Also to Box One
Other Opponent at Nichi-
gan City Labor Dav.

CONTRARY 10 all exne~-a-.c-4 .--sr4-
,to, r,-r- T,.~---,-- -r-
'"
Lay a. arena
n M-cal2an CITY TINS announce
mert was made Yesterday u-- Pro
moter F.tzslmmons following TIE re.
celpr OF a wire from Gov N,C'-ev
sancuonlue an exhibition BIZ Damn
sav in place OF his bout pltl Breu-
nan which was called of hy order o.
the governor.
Dempsey VIII box two eAh bitiou
tltr I'M the windup on the card for
the holiday He viii meet one OF his
sDarring partners Big Jack Th0mp
son a heayvvyeiznt who can stand
lot Of punishment in the opener ana
an opponent not yet picked In the
second go
The original preliminary osrd
..L.s..f-l f,- .-. r..,,-.s.,-- r,-s,-.,-
go. -,-sr- ..--r-. ..-, 49,. 49,. 80 tl-s
-s~5 ord o. ts ev,e.-e5 ~ he a non
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
Orioles Too Good;
Jack Dunn Forced
to Sell His Stars
Against own Wishes Balti-
more Boss Must Scrap
Great Ball Club.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug ~
Three, maybe five. OF those famous
Baltimore Orioles are going up this
fall. no wonder they smile.
Jack Dunn. Baltimore owner and
manager. has done something that
only one man before him ever did
he's developed team that's too
strong for the company it's in.
The Orioles must be scrapped. but
the scrapping viii bring Dunn a
handsome profit.
Against his own wishes, against
the wishes OF Baltimore fans and
against the wishes Of a lot OF base
ball men around the country. Dunn
Is being forced 20 dismantle the ma
chine that won three straight pen
nants and az this moment OF writing
has a lead OF more than Is games in
tho race for the fourth straight flag
Many years ago Connie Mack built
a baseball machine that was too
good for the big leagues. Then he
tore 10 down-from choice. not be-
chuse OF any ultimatum
Dunn Must Sell
Now Jack Dunn has been told by
the other club owners IN the Inter-
national League that ne must sell az
least three OF his stars this fall.
They threatened 10 put the draft
back on the league II he refused. He
submitted.
For two years nearly every big
league club has hidden for the star
OrioIe players and Dunn laughed.
The Giants offered $4,000 for
three layers-Bentley. Joe Boley
and Jack Ogden Dunn laughed
some more.
But now they're for sale.
Bentley and Boley-$1OO,0 900 each
Max Bishop-S75, 900.
Jack ogden and Merwin Jacob
son-$5O, 900 each
Tommy Thomas $4,000.
Harry Frank-S25. 900.
Dunn will sell three OF the lot
These are about the prices he ex-
poets.
Mems Past Work
Bentley is the minors home-run
king. He had 90 last year Thus far
this year he has IA, but, like Ruth,
he's slow starting He is the best
left-handed pitcher in the game.
When not pitching he plays first
BoIey is one Of the best shortstops
in baseball He is young and has
never had a major league trial. He
is now hitting .39S.
Bishop is a second baseman He
has just returned 20 the game after
an injury. Last season he was the
best second sacker i'm the league and
hit well over.30O.
Merwin Jacobson is the star OF the
outfeld For three seasons ne has
been up amongst the batting leaders
Jack ogden IS the best right
handler in the league. He won 50
games last year and in one winning
streak made is in row.
Harry Frank leads the league now.
he has won 10 and lost two.
Tommy Thomas Is a youngster in
the box. Veterans say ne is the most
promising Of the three He got a
bad start but is going great now He
has won 10 and lost but three
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
PITCHING OF VANCE IS
TOO MUCH FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. %. - Brooklyn
defeated Chicago to 4 in the first
game OF the series here The To-
Gals took the lead but the visitors
drove AIdridge off the mound IN
the first and went in front. Vance
pitched in fine form having only
two innings and striking out nine
men. Score:
Brooklyn 200 OBJ Oo1-5 a ]
Chicago 400 200 O2O-4 s 0
Vance and Deberry; Aldridge. o.
borne, Stueland and O'FArreil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23
GIANTS DOWN REDS
AND INCREASED LEAD
Duncan Muffs Fly tengel
Features with Stab of Line
Drive by ROush.

CINCINNATI O., Aug 22.-The
Giants increased their lead in the
National lea que race Tuesday to four
full games by beating the Reds, Z 10
3. while the Cardinals were idle
Couch was hit hard and lasted less
than three innings, while a muffed
fly by Duncan in the first inning
proved costly. McQuillan allowed
nine hits but was strong In the
pi3ches and his support was sensa-
tional. A one-hand catch by Stem
gel Of Roush's hot liner IN the sec
ond was leading feature. Score:
New York SOB 001 600 Is 0
Cincinnati ....O11 OO1 OOO-3 8 /
McQuillan and Snyder; Couch.
Kedk. Gillespie and Hargrave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-23

Ing Willard ne had 20 put every
ounce OF strength ir his blows TO
bring down a man VINO had never
been on the floor. He had 90 put
so much energy IN his work AZ ToIo-
do that ne was nearly exhausted 81
the second round while he wasn't
breathing hard when he finished
with the F'renchmar.
In the second place. Dempsey con-
fined his attention TO body punch.nz
against Carpenter les only shots
directed up stairs" We're "rabb.
blows on the back OF the head
II Dempsey with his bare hand
had h.t Carpenter on the Jaw with
the same force that nc used agalns.
Willard he would have killed the
Frenchman and he knew j.
Is cobb has earned practically an
the Elorys that The diamond can
shower on brilliant ball player. bud
he IS not yet through
The Georgia Peach confded or
his last trip 20 the Polo grounds
that he is after ore more laurel fe
wants 10 finish another season with
a Dating average of 400 and tie
the record made rs jess Burket-
who was the only PLAYER - bat more
than 900 three times.
cobb 6atted 400 in 1911 and 40
In 1912 and from tne pace he has
been setting this year he may 60
over Tho mark in 1922