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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
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Home and
Household.

! Add little salt to the fat when fry
| ing croquettes or doughnuts, and it will
not spatter over the stove.
Desserts which contain cornstarch
should be boiled thoroughly. They
should be cooked in a double boiler
over "a direct heat for five minutes,
which will completely eliminate that
starchy taste so often noticeable.
Daintily Prepared Midwinter Vegetable
Dishes.
Our modern rapid transportation has
SO upset the market seasons that un-
less one studies the conditions for one
self, one is apt to eat summer vegeta-
bles in midwinter.
Beef and mutton are said to be "in
season" during the winter months
Roasting chickens and fowls are also
good. Oysters are at their best Gel
cry is in full season, also chicory and
endive.
If possible select vegetables that are
in season in the locality in which you
live, says the Springfield Republican,.
Your pocketbook will not be so slim
ut the end of the month, your table
viii be more slightly and your health
better.
Carrots, turnips, parsnips, beets, cab
bage, kale, onions, sweet and white po-
tatoes are all in full season. These
winter vegetables, if well cooked and
daintily served, are as appetizing and
slightly as summer vegetables.
Turnip cups filed with dice Of well
cooked carrots, surrounded by cream
sauce, are certainly pretty and palat-
a. BILE. Add to the list of every day
starchy foods pumpkin, old peas, beans,
lentils and hominy and you will soon
be relieved of the necessity of buying
canned goods. For stewing purchase
small, fat oysters, good in quality, but
not expensive; for frying purchase the
large ones; do not use the same kind
of oysters for both dishes. For roast
ing purchase year-old chicken; for |
stewing purchase fowl.
Cabbage, if it cost a dollar head, |
would be one Of the most popular win
ter vegetg, hles. Cooked in boiling salted |
water, Il vered, for 20 minutes, ii is |
white and as delicate as caulifiower: it |
may be served with butter or with |
cream sauce. When boiled with meat |
Il loses it's odor and flavor and is coarse |
and unsightly. When well bleached, |
makes one of the best winter |
salads, it must be shaved very fine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

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health. / often have occasion and do
recommend your Vegetable Com
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EVA ALDRlcH, .2l8 Union ST., En-
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in later years they use it whenever
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1t is prepared carefully from medi-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

soaked N cold water for an hour or
two, drained. dried and dressed with
French dressing.
Small quantities Of cooked carrots,
turnips and beets may be cut into neat
pieces, mixed with celery and dressed
with French dressing to serve with
cold meats, White and yellow tur-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

nips, cut into blocks and cooked at the
boiling point in unsalted water, are
clear and transparent; drain, cover
with cream sauce, and serve at once.
If they are cooked in sailed water and
covered they are coarse, unpalatable
and difficult Of digestion.
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

ago 8ncu 4 was (,
| gi-l. For several
years / had Sc
we're pains atmen-
strual perio DIS,
making me very
weak and inter-
|fering with m Y
regular duties. l
tried several rem
|edies without OBJ
tanning relief. /
WAS induced to try
lydia II. Pink
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28

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World Building New York, for a copy of the
beck. National Advertising and the NewspaPen'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-28
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TO WOMANH00D
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Emporia, Kansas. II began using
lydia K. Pinkham's medicines years
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
Variaciones sobre la Moda

como deeentemente no Sc pOdfa adop-
tar la primera soluci6n, nuestra ele-
gante cscogi0 la segJnda, v Sc presen-
to en- ell pesGgc con una toilette que
debfa de ser ccpis eXacta del traje de
colegiala de su abuela. Porque. asf
tenfa que ser. no cabfa driGh, tOda de
negro, cuerpo ajustado con cuello ce-
r&do, falda recta, ligeramente acam-
panada v arrastinndo por ell suelo.
AL yer pasar esta mujer, de as
pecto alg0 envcjecido. dle aire I'm tan
to provinciano, que atrafa todas las
nriradas. las elegantes del pes0ge es-
tuvieron punto de ahOgarse de envi-
dia.
Pero Sc puede estar tranquilo. POr-
que no ten'rfa NADIA de extraiio que
el pr6XimO domingo ell pesdge de Au-
teuil Sc viera transformadO en- una
sucurs;l de colegio. va no Sc vera
un tobillo en- estuche de seda, nj un
pie artfsticamente dalZado; va no Sc
vera NADIA. iY sera. Elespues de to
do, una lastima? Estamos tan acos
tumbradois a YER demasiado, que VI
no Sc hacfa case. Sc fijaba uno so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
Postales de un Viaje

hasta la hora en- que, Iistas rosadas,
por el oriente anuncian la nucva au-
rora
El laberinto de ferrazas Y iardines
Sc puebla dc ecos. de notas, de melo-
dfas, de estrepito parianchin; y entire
requiebros galantes y fiirteos atrevi-
dos Y frases rojas = movimientos tenn
blorosos de musculos j6venes al dan
zar la "Tarantelas. Sc olvida todo Vs..
Sc vive ii vida.
Sorrento. giardiao d Italia, cuna
!, del Tasso, Ira eterna, parage de des-
canso Y arrobamiento; las cadencias
de las postrelas canciones de la no.
che, tu historic de amor, de placer,
de frivolidades me aeompafa EN- las
horas de sueiio, bajo tus enranadas
de naranjos y madreselyas me pro-
/, porciona una dulce enforia espiritual.
. ;Que bella es la vida. aquf
] R. L. s..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
"LA GENTLE"
iSorrento!'

Sorrento!
Nombre que suena como una roman
"a tierna. Ciudad de flores v de lu-
ces, colocada sobre rocas que Sc le-
vantan violentamente de la superfcie
del mar, es deliciosa atalaya desde
donde Sc admiran panoramas esplen-
dorosos.
A un ladO, la embriagante Capri, CO.
ronado pOr el PalaciO de TiberiO sus
hermanas Ischia V Procida, islas en-
cantadoras que la luz crepuscular
parecen juguetes de cristales colo
res; mas ALA, villas Y rocas jar
dimes cascadas que embriagan los
sentidOs, Y 10 lejos, riberas roman
ticas, suaves celajes. v brumas que
envuelven las maravillas del Golfo.
iAh, las nOches de Sorrento, desde
que Sc apagan en- ell ocaso los liltimos
resplandores de un Idfa primaveral,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05

Puesto que Paris es, por sufragio
universal. la capital de La moda, spor
que no hemos de ocuparnos por una
vez siquiera, dEnd0 de lado las cOnfe-
rcncias intelaliadas, la vida cara Y
demas asuntes que estan a la orden
del dfa desde que el arnisticiO no. ha
conseguidO traer la p;az, Ia que to-
do ell mtlndo aspiraba, de 10 que in
teresa la mas bella mitad del ge-
nero humano? Ell momenta no puede
ser mas oportuno. Las fiestas y reu-
niones mmdanas sc suceIen en- esta'
primera parte de la Cuaresma, la
reapertura de los hip6dromos nos dan
ideas de 10 que sera lG m0i.p futura.
En- la function de gala de Moliere,
en- Ia de la Legion de Honor EN- la
Opela, en- ls del teatro de los cam
pos ElfseOs, Ell ell bale de La Costura,
en- ell de la Peleterfa, donde Las Glti-
mas creaciones SON lanzadas pOr los
modistos, Sc ha podido yer que Ell ne
gro, que hGce un Mno parecfa querer
impcnerse, ha sido vencido, definiti-
vamente vencidlo. LO blanco, 10 NAL
va. 10 azul y 10 rosa dominaban, sin
duda alguna, Y los adOrnOs de lente-
juelGs metalicas Y perlas nacaradas,
que la luz de los focos el6ctr.icos
adquieren tamto brilI, trfunfaban. La
reacci0n no solamente contra 10 ne
gro, sino contra los cOlores Obscuros,
era adn mas evl6ente en- el bGile de
la Costura, Mcnde Sc pudieron contem-
plar malfiqufes, encantadcras mucha-
chas, acknowledgements fOrmadas, que
nevaban trajes rojos, decidtidamente
roiOs, artfsticamente diapGcs inspira-
dos en- ell mas puro directGrio. Ell
cresp6n de China, los rasos preciosos
que dibujan las lfneas...
Y es inevitable. Los sports ganan
terreno de dfa en- kAfa entire Las muje-
res, claanto mas VIVIAN al aire libre,
mas ligereza adquirirfGn Y mas Sc re-
velaran contra La tirxnfa del corse
de esos cuerpos ajustados, enballena-
dos, que Sc ha intentGdo vanamente
vclver poner en- boga. Y con clio
salGlra ganando La salud femenina.
Sin embargo, la rivalidad del drdpGe
Y de la amplia falda con pdniers no
esta aGn decidida de modO definiti-
vo, pues ell pGnier, que Ii pasada esta-
ci6n parecfa querer abandOnar La lu-
cha, ha vuelto ocupar su puesto.
" no parece dispiIesto dejsrlO IA
cilmcnte.
Tambien Sc hace nGtar el retorno
offensive del escote Ell la espalda. CO.
Sa que NO sc veia va riesde ell inyier-
no pasadO, que pGl2oe volyer aho-
IA con gran favor, mientras que, en-
la calle, las faldas tienden ser lar
gas.
FL aiio pasado. en- Longchamrs, e.
dfa del Gran Prix, vierlnse algunas
mujeres audaces paseando por el pc
sage con faldas Hger&mente alargadas
Solo ensenaban G: :obillO, cuandc el
ailo anterior ense1aban Casi la rcdi
lla.
FL domingo pasado, ell Auteuil, uui,
elegante hiZo alglma sci,saci0n; prrn
no del mod6 que Sc polia Greer. Dan
d O prueba de cierta psicologfa,
ella Sc dijo. segllramente, Que Ii
manera de lamar IL atenci0n era
exagerar la m0da, va en- uno, va en-
otro sentElo Ahora bien; como la
moda de hoy son las faldas hasta el
t0billo, la originalidad tenfa que cs-
tar en- descubrir la pierlEa por compile
to Ell dculltarla no menos cOmpleta-
mente. No habit. termino medic. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05

lamente ell las piernas defectuosas,
aquellas que tanto hubiesen gsnado
mantenerse pl1dicamente ocultas. FL
attractive Ghl misterio es Ia mayor
fuerza de la mujer. Pero siempre
hGbra algunas que no quieran darse
cuenta de esta verdad.
Emmanuele CERIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
PIEZAS DODGE

Las Inicas legitimas y de primera
calidad son las vendidas por Andreu,
Aglilar & Co., agentes generates de
Dodge Bros, en- Puerto Rico. TOdo
10 ofrecido por ahi a bajos precios es
falsificado malo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
Ell DIR. COLL X CUCiHI

En- ell vapor "cauacss'', EMBARGO
ayare para La Gusyra, ell eonocido fa
cultativo que ejerce su profession en-
Caguas, doctor Victor Coli y Cuchi,
quien regresara dentro de crdatro Sc
manas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-05
SANTIAGO vAzoUEz ABsUELTo

Ell juratlo de Ia secci6n seglnda de
la Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
di6 un veredicto de no culpable fa-
vor de Santiago vazquez, 6. quien Sc
lie acusaba de HomicitI!io voluntario.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
CLOVIS EXPECTS
TOP-NOTCH PLACE
IN ". T.LEkGvE

CLOVIS Amh eo.-"wiin IN, Glow.
team victorious Ia four on, u The seven
exhibition gpia,s with Amarillo aud
'.ui'h.,k clovis fans arr lpulunv Or
ward To- "a splendid showing in tho IVES,
r'N1s irigD'. stated 4: VI Eishor.
.i.rf 'f Oh. lno Q ,us,hlu assucn
rf Cl.tH r.u w.. hnt, seen
% ',h'''i0 g'm.~ trH crfilon'
'h'i w clovis club h,s M. l,,si team
90 The hague, Nj bishop athlrd.
A+ ibc team H. not entirely nick.
eel 500 new catcher from
N.'Hti ! ,.'e has Just been add, A 10
ih" players Will" Bupp. ritohr Brown
and lniicldcr s,ugncr have been rele,s
I'd
aMnagvr cwtzrl left TUESDAY morn.
INK With sixteen huski.s fur stamford
WHERE the io,al team opened N. season
"ilh N" Stamford club Sirrry a long
hnky y"ungsicr with slX.fc-, four H.
his credit. viii In all probability, firur,
strongly In the first games
The Clovis BASEBALL association has
Offered Sason ticket Tor the best
suggestion fur a maine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

o,sr ~ stage flight then y"u should
have been IN the ,lub huusc when thry
h,d finished ih"ir plciicr Yesterday
1fi.rn.eu Thusr lads wvrr shouting
Ui',n defiance and daring tho Packing
liUler bows tu take th,. fi,id OH Mis-
ter ~ would have cun,eIted you ion "a
mihutc-They believe iu Themselves b,.
Hove Boo their srhoul aud hclicyo In
Amarillo. They 90. upr hddi,s ard arp
lighting for u.s. " they has ulc North
s,is beneath ihu s'd then ih,v ar,
rbalnpiruf of uu" fourth 81 be- cnir,
state Il Texas uud h,,drd straight Tor
in' championship of the i.unr star.
To-day is ASH Iapiniu dan. the ,ty
ihit ole ninn sam houston kuurk,,l IA.
Mc,i'iu Army fur a ROW ~ pi,l.lr,l "a.
vumhcrs llu, Dog W. ha,, a. IT the
iishtoncsi SimsiluGsions On our min,
That ever u'ldrd upon Mother Earth's
h'som and thgy intend to mai. hrsh
"ut 81 that bunch 81 npplc knockers
from Panther CiN. 10. Hum ihI. h.
a holiday and there isn't any usr Tor
me q write amy longer fa il won't 10
but seven hours until Tho game starts
when Nuu have finished READING This 81
long, u see you down "a m" park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
IlufIs Lose.

Hoi STuN. April Beaumont
vu from Houston here today. 20 3.
fum Bcuoyiii,. Houston first.sai,Aer
vis injured while sliding into second.
AMI viii De- out of thu game for TIRE.
scchs. In thu sixth inning Beaumont,
pitchers. scott and kraft. issued i've
nuhhl = IN Succession Houston was
handed two runs IN this frame when
Brooks. catching ior Beaumont. pro-
tested suiko. and in anger threw
the tall to the givund. II l,vunH.-a o.
me stands AVID tho runs scOrud. a.,
unars being nil,i 90 tnc tini,.
S,urv by Innings - ."
beaumont ....... loU e. u.r- 5 81,
Houston ......... uui 90 uuu
batteries : uit. kgi' and And, 90.
tlrouys Bohis.r Gas~irf unH tiu "a.
summary -Two-lasc hit S'ausbury
Ehiictnaa. Thrr.-.tsr hii i..u,i Siul.
,n bas.. Jcfson. iirruuUl Brooks,
SHADES ELLINGTON Si,ruur a.'. g. "a.
ian. Strons Scott W,i1,i Juu. 10
!,lly, Stanshuiy Ca fireman to strong
ass Oh halls. OF Bold.n q. s-ott e..
Kraft J. Hit icy pitcher Scott 3 lsoli-
"a D. Glazivr : Suuck uut Budrn.
Innings pitched by iiold,u -. ScoIl
kraft .. uaziyr -. iiiis 80 Boidcn
o.. . runs. scott hits runs. OF
i>iait I hits. vi dlazicr hits and :
runs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
CHICAGO WINS
FIRST CONTEST
ON HOME LOT

CHICAGO. April so.-Ch.,sgu usher.
al in the lu,al national i,aguc s,asvn
today with . to I victory over Cincin.
natl In great pitching duel between
GroN.t Alexander and Pete nnnhuc.
The luUsls mad, ouiy tire, scattered
hits. Will" thu visitors mad NV, tn.
crowd. estimated az lS.Oue includrl h
delegation 81 fans from Cincinnati
which Witnessed the gamt
Score by inning 4 ~ g.
Cincinnati ........ lrpunH nuu-i ]
Chicago ..,...... w. Oo0 peN -J !
lAit,,ri,s Donohu,. Culpsm, and
Ningu. Alexander and llnrncti
Two base hits Burns. Hullwh.r. liar.
nett Duncan. Sacrifices. Nvalr. Dun.
ran, kvllvhvr 90 Alexander. Double
play Euhnc. CaNcncy aud Daubctt. Base
on balls oif Alexander one. oDnuhur l..
Gillespie . struck out by obnohuc 4.
Alexander l. Hits OF Dunohae In six.
M by pitched hall by Alexander. Ncnl,
by 1illisp!c. llolloch1r. Losing pitcher
Dunuhu,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
EVERYTHING READY FOR
IhTERSCH0lASTlC MEET
Special 10 tn y.~.

CANYON. April .o-Thc final prcra.
rstiOns have ben mad. Cor the Inter.
schUlasiic league me.t wnich b o. h.
held IN canyon. Friday and saturday.
Many o. the athletes arrived Tuesday
snd ~. rest ar' scheduled 20 arrive OF
~. eariy morning train Friday.
JudEing from ~. number 80 entries
that have been received ~ the Director
Generals offc. tE,rr vBl b. several
hupdrsd afhisf'- u "a. vtrlnus events
tn llr~iminsfiss all b. hHN Frilar
and WI eliminate aH huf ihe issi fur
the fiilsis wi lrh wiF L. hid Saiuf,as,
The final tfsck aud n.id rttni. ..irh
VIII D. hFld SATURDAY afternoon ure
causing murh excitement tuur1 fh
students % wesf T,ga. Srmal Col.
i''rr. i,ec-auss 'a,h -Iudsut itas boz. idral
track mar who w.l rr--.as hi. o.. u.
ioNn. and ~. aihietv from yolr own
hosns town always Las o. ever thr 9th
81 just bit
President : a. Hiu announ,--i that
clis-vs in ih- opii.a, vii %. dIs.ai--., e.
{ fraay noon ~ the students may al.
tcad the meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
AMARILLO LADS GRITTING their
teeth FOR WORST FRACAS YET

Tho Golden Siu,lst,uu wili tskr its
fiuni workout 4 lmuounrn iark 'h.s
morning On preparation fpr M, crrtsl
srics that win start this afternoon with
the North Fort Worth iligh Sch"a.
coach Douglass h carefully examining
very detail iu order to gsi th, umn
~ The visitors in tho initial ftacas 80
me- knows who th, coach viii send On
he rubber Tat h North Sid boasts ~
e. wHry Is fout l'it mud hiit,rS. Rg
Branch Andersen vil sling Them
through from thc port sid, D. not. then
= V.il h' either capt K,lly Turner or
Teddy Nthhus
Ih" Sindi's Ir" confident mot tho
corhy kind hot the sort backed by grim
determination aud tho never sN dc
spirit. Those lads viii tight rs they
haNr never fought before in THEN Young
lives. They are determined that mo- club
n The entire stat" ~ Tt.a. can roll
them in defeat and II there b. q doubt
iug person W the entire city uf Anna.
Iilo then com" 'ui and D., convinced
Every mothers SON r,,lizr. trst this
TIE blgg. ~ ram, they hay. ever been
in aud they have resolved accordingly.
u You think they ate going tu have "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

80 h. CO. The New
RNNGi:E Apll .e-Thc Lubbock
fr"cklng crew got into action Early 20.
nN AMI defeated Ranger here. with a
Fcrv 81 N % 3.
With the lasss full IN the first. Lang.
f'ui larke,i thu hall and In the third. u
ak and GObcrs ihryc-bagRr drove
tluli'n from the lox. With Roierts
mdias IN" visitors, Ranger then
'lhnisd To- within on, score u q tie no
f'Wor o. liIulgru,c aud Clayton. but
ts1- 0'ld.ng rnupi~l with long drives.
800 l.uii~ok VII 20 the front in the
atI- rounds
Law h'ii.nr hy both teams roupl-,l
% rugs'd firlding. especially by
i'mln who accumulated five errors.
'ai~ s'uw game. Both side, tackoi
%" piiiuvs .n n,arly every inning. Paid
i''fnda'er WIS anuund enp The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21
YANKEES RAISE
1921 FLAG And
Trim SENATORS

NEN YORK. April 20, THE New
York Americans raised their 1891 Cham.
piuuShip flag here today ard defeated
Washington ln the opening game If the
lor.tl American SEASON, 10 1" :. Cold
weather held down thu attendance. All.
Ter. who hit home run In B,r'tun yes.
crday. hii another, to-day with two men
m bases S,nrr:
S,yurr l., innings RUE
Washington ..... uno lns 0oo--3 ! :
New York ...... No. COS NoN ~ 10 .
Batteries Mugiidgv. Courtney and
Charity. jones' and Schang
Two has' hits MILAN, Hir,. Fcwsicr.
Pirp. Three base hits I'ipp Home run
Miller Sacrifices smith. Mcmillan
Double plays Scott Ward and ripp:
f~kln,augh. Harris aud judge; la.
motto mnassisi,h l.Iso On halls "ff
Nug'idgr I. Courtney ,. jones ? struck
out by Iunos I. Moeriigc !; Courtney.
.. hts rff Mugri'lcr = In 3 10 off
Courtney In I 20. Wild pitches Court.
nrv 90 Jones Passed balls Charity.
Losing n'trhcr McFiidgc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-21

ABILENE. Aprii ~ -iiitiiug iru"'
sirt IN timcl, manner. ami taking
~ lead In ihc Initial canio - Tie re-
sli, or ihrc saic saats. ninglc W
,.yaIi. q double by Esheridgo. and a
,ispls b. Scroggns the Abilene Eagivs
.on'psd away with the initial gam" o.
th- saSon h'rc this afternoon from
the Amarillo Gas~rn. to 4.
TIE Visitors wcnr unsi,lr 20 iind Ed
rsr mall the fourth session. when they
landed on him. CLANCY lesding ou with
a siSzlinf iinglc hN second. and M'anor
Repeating the lru,rss CumSioCk shoe
irE his former teammates how 10
sa.lack the leather DRIVE one into right
sen,ef Ia the fence. scoring CLANCY aud
N.sycr. tiisE, raid nied 20 right, aud
Auhslsr lifted hiEh ny 20 right.
Inlch vent foul. was acked by Eth.
cskigs and Cmnsotyk ,corcd on the
throw In
The t;arscrs could net ct 10 Elgar
Successfully again until the ninth.
when censtocs procured another ~gr.
IN, smd fltsEtrsld followed With 70
tfsrie. scoring spcck. OUTSIDE ~ IA.
fifst Inning. when he got uff bad. INT
hurlch n nice game. His mates kicked
.. f~e. to. but a. q whole be- got sgpd
istking
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THREE CASSER
PITCHERS ARE
KNOCKED OUT



WICHITA FALLS Auul 90 The
Spudd'r, 200 three Shr,NrpH pitchers
~ o,,. the boz this Afternoon. while
Nradl'r lrt th, Giss-is dawn with Co.,,
Ei- ari N'u th. jh.d game uf IA,
,U,s 90 IH H-,huti drove un. over
the l,ii urld fcnrr On the seventh. and
beck -,t q uumr ruu iusid. the lut an
hr .lNtH when % throw from liollo.
Ian O." stop him ~ thiTd took had
hop ut,i nan, hvud und O., th, rin
.cf soUIr MiIl,r mad, beautiful run.
hang gtt,h ,u th, i,u,, Boo the seventh
20 Felix's dri,,
Tho Sore H. lie.
shreveport .... Opu Ooi ole 3
Wichita fllis .OOi ol4 uN-itll /
Batteries Stone. Clutpu. Johnson
and Cady knadlcr and Kitchens. Bis.
chuu
Summary -Twolas, h.t storey. Nc.
Donald. SumnI. lsyuhscu. Miller Nj.
AIMS Home hun. iir,k. Bischoff Sac.
nitr nit Summs stone. Sur,y STOLEN
as, Mcdonald Miller. u'Brcn. Basc
'u hllls. kuadler =. St,nr I. johnson
Si',- out, kuadls. %. Stone :. can.
tr,l 1. Johnson g. Hlt bY pitcher
Iiri"u. b, Stou, Ehrcr runs /. hits OF
stone in . innings. . runs b hits OFT
Can,r,ll "a . inuirs i.eus pitcher
stone,
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CANYON HIGH TRACK MEN
OPTIMISTIC OVER MEET

CANYON. April - -crnvou hlsh
school viii send siiorg track team
into III" meet. which VII iw held ~
Canyon. Nptil - and g. nccorllng 10
J. l.. McCariy. high soh9ol coach.
The hcld men az" not % strong ~
the distance men that win wear tho
high school colors The lsan thai viii
ram thu NIL" hts moi icrn beaten Thu
year aud he IL IN the hrSi IL condition
Tor III meet Neither has the hiif mil"
Wan suffered defeat this season, an,
Couch Mctariv states hat after watch
iag them IN strenuous practice aud In
the two meets they have b,cn IN this
season. h" Is confident that these two
lads will have no trouble IN placing u,
the meet; and ihr shorter distance men.
though they have not ~ any re,nris
this soaSon. viii b. hard 4" beat OH, In
The finals SATURDAY.
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Iears sweep serics.

ALIESTUN, Arri 20 san An.
,onio swept the two game series with
the sand CFabs by winning today .
SAINT 10 J..
Meyers h.t a doubl,. a triple and a
come run. %, knocked in fout 90 IA,
seven runs and scored two l.. smith
also hlt iOg The circuit. his dive tOm.
ing with the bases empty. N.Igi was
ait hard. hut fast iicidinT kcpt runs
,udn.
Seur, @, inuiugs u II l..
san Anton. uD- 600 sH3--1 10
Galveston ...... piu Oou UOb-i .
Latcu.s-\ and iicnry. Fnchcr
ana Win
Sunmap -Twoiasc hit. Ezzrll
Meyers. Thu..i,as, NIT Meyers Home
!un. Meyers. o.. Smith. stolen base.
iihi,r. 'iross. Ii'udi1Cks. Gross. sac
re, hi HITLER !. t.Es'ii. Sr','-
Struck "ui. % Fiuch.r , 10y Ncrgt
49,. ou ialis 10 Fiuch.g .. of
sagt D.. ni't9nln ht N-rgt.