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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Jimmie" Elliott at third i 4 hard
worker and one who IS also pOssegs-
ID ~ wonderful arm. He IL a heavy
hitter and has broken mp. more than
one game with his timely clouts lie
vas out Of the game for about two
weeks VIII q bad,v bruised ankle bun
IS now back dgh'.ng harder nan
yer
Hap" Hazard and Lei-h Arunson
are ma utility tuGelders IIazza RI il
q SIR. man ON ground balls and a
hard worker who can always be- de-
pended upon. He had his nose broken
eariy IN ,he season. being nj. with =
thrown ball, but - now back on the
job
Munson - a youngster who starr
ed on this year's friends School
team and who has lots Of natural abil-
ity.
The Quilted - we'll taken care Of
by Dave Blake. Hugnie Crooks. Bob
Lindsay and Yves Blake.
Dave Bake in left % probably the
hardest hitter on The team and mas
been batting in the cleanup position
He IS u sure fielder. who has a good
arm, and who has nO- mad an error
this year
Hughie Crooks. n center. = the nest
fielder in The league. and a timely
hitter. lie covers Ii lot OF ground snC
although ne IS a veteran IL many sea
sons, ne can still run me bases WITH
the best Of them.
Bob Lindsay and Manager Yves
Blake alternate IN night field. Bots
are good feeders and hard hitters anc
both nave good arms, valuable AS
set Tor an oltde!der. Lindsay - nOteC
Tor his Babe Ruth ciouts. as ne seldom
ever hits for only one base.
Westminster woCld Ike 70 arrangi
games with oCt-of-tOwn teams 10
Saturdays, down STATE teams preferred
Address all communications 20 W. +
Blake. Buckingham Apartments. 90
West Tenth street. " "a. t>23-J- be
tween 5 and : p. II.
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ABERF0YLE GIRLS WILL
MEET SEVENTH WARD TEAM

With the AberfOyle Girls OF Chester
as their guests, the Seventh Ward A.
A. Girls baseball team Will be given
their severest test Of the season this
afternoon. The game Will be played
on the Bancroft diamond at Fourteenth
and WoOdlawn avenue and a large
crowd is expected for the prowess Of
the Chester crew is well known 10
followers of the fair baseballists in this
section.
The jor league rules will govern
the contest. with the regulation horse
hide in use. The game will start at
2.3O o'clock. This is the second or third
season for the Aberfoyle girls, while il
is the first year as team for the Sew
enth Ward players The Forty Acres
lassies have compiled an enviable record
thus far and believe they can turn
back the strong invaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
VI 4 y AGER A Nd

You sec pictured here some Of the
mainstays OF the Westminster team
If the first division Church League.
The team. under the leadership Of
Yves" FLAKE. started tn" season n
strong pace. but due To injuries 10
some Of it, best players and "a decided
slump in hitting. has not been going
50 we'll the last few games.
Most Of the injured got back in tho
game this week. and Manager Blake
! IL hoping 10 finish the season strong
and II the hitting improves - il
/ should there is no reason to believe
| that Westminster will nor he up there
! hghting hard FOR first honors. The
team has pitching STAFF second to
non" in IN" leaGu" and with the rec
turn 20 form in hitting Will give a
good account Of itself
Most Of the players are VOL known
To Wilmington fans and ar" among
the best In the city.
Charlie SouthwcI. the first string
catcher is "a former High School star
and il Second 20 none In the league,
being possessed Of a wonderful throw
INK arm which many a. base runner
has discovered 10 his sorrow as he has
tried To steal base. lie IL one oC
The hardest workers on the team and
keeps up Il continual line OF chatter
while catching. lie has been out of
the game for the last three weeks
with broken finger. hut Is now back
on the Job. fighting hard to win all
the time.
There are five pitchers signed M
and all OF them throw from the
starboard side.
Charlie Simmons has done the bulk
of the work SO far and has met with
success in most OF his games. He Is
veteran who knows how 70 Use NJ!
head as We'll As his arm and Is mighty
hard 10 rattle, no matter how th'
game is going lie has also been on
Of the game for about TWO weeks, du'
to Illness. but Is about ready now I,
take his turn in the box.
5 Bob Stevenson is another veteran
s with lots of good ba seball in him. VIII
, IS also one Of the star tWirlers fqr tn
3 Bankers and Brokers OF the Cit,
6 League. Besides pitching good ball h
9 $ also good hitter and has been use
$ some in the outfleld.
Doc" Harvey, who halls iron
: Media Pa. where he has pitched goo
I ball and who was star at Dartmout
3 and Swarthmore. is one Of the hes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
COBB'S STREAK At BAT
PUTS HIM NEAR THE TOP
Second Inv American League;
Hornsby Still Leads the
Nationals.

IT. Avcciated Press ." EverN Evening.
CHICAGO. July s-Tyrus Raymond
Cobb today Is making tis bid FOR the
hating leadership ~ the American
League. with the prospects ~ giving
George Sisler, the 81 Louis star. a
desperate light
within "A week the noted Georgian
haited MS way fro msiSth 20 second
place IN thc lis, ~ leaders for an
nNcrare ot act The Detroit leader :
remarkable hating resulted in slash
ing out Il HIS ia his last seven
games while the best Sslcr could do
was nine in ave games. S,sler. how
ever. IL crtrcnched IN the lead with
an average ~ sSo The hgurcs In
,Ciudc games 90 "Wednesday.
Sislvr also Ia Cung.ng 90 the lead
in base stealing. wH'h -. while Ken
Moth Williams. tho 49,, home run
marvel. ia second with ~ Williams
smashed out Ms twentieth homer and
- hoiug trallcd by Walker. ~ FhHa -
4 lphla. tho runrrr-up with - RUN
has driven cut "a and lehman az
poyor and Miller. ~ Phi.adelph.}
each have connected with ~
Othcr leading hatters Tor 30 or more
gaines. are lehman. petr"'; .Seo
speaker. Cleveland. Ss6. Wiz, New
Work 49,. ONeiu Cleveland. .35S
plue. Detroit S54 Schang. New
Ncrk. $50 Miller Philadelphia. .349
ilns-ier. Detroit. 3A5, McManus, s.
LOUIS. 49,,
Rogers Horpshy. the 81 Louis star
With an average - 3so, IL q points
Ahead or Hank CirWd,. ot Boston IN
The Nnuonal la>,guc hatVne race
Gowd, is hitting 30; w;'h M.ll"r of
tha,Aao third With 500
llurrShv leads Williams ~ =
Louis rival IN home n hitting 10y
one having a. and IS led VIII
sou,hWorth. ~ Boston. for secou'
tda,r houors .p base s'ea'i7g wiki l.
carr Of Pi',sbWg. continues 81 Lea,
81 this department WIKI }
O'her leading Nattcts tVr SO "r mos
games are paIber-. Cincinnati. $50
ligl,cc pit1sburS $50. Smith. -
louis SIS: Johnston. Brooklyn. .3iN
Grimes. Chvasu. 3SS, lioiio, her. N.
,aro. SiS Dun an. Cincinnati. SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Brand yuine Swamps Westminster Nine
by Scoring Eleven Runs in One Round

Braudywine. leaders Of the First
Division, Church League. gained more
ground when they gave the West
minister aggregation an awful trounc-
ing at Twenty ninth and Market
streets last evening score l5-5.
The game was close until the fifth
inning when Brandywine fell upon
Longs offerings for eleven runs. With
the bases fun. Thomas was taken out
and Long went to the mound. He hit
the first man who faced him, Davis,
| forcing in Worth. Three wild pitches
followed this, and with four solid hits
with a passed ball sandwiched In be
tween practically sewed up the title
/ for Brandywiue. & ss.hy r r
In the sixth inning. Dave Riley
hit for the circuit. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
NIsCosE AM ST. THOMAS
PLAY THIRD GAME TOMORROW

Nasco-e o. Marcus llouS and -
Thomas WI hcok up On the third game
81 q series az Marcus HOok tomorrow
afternoon and q large rumts- o. lo-.al
ians Hre expected 20 make The tap TO
watch the locnis perform. A. the pres
en- Time The series stands one even. the
81 Thomas club lu~.ng az Marcus
Hook and winning from the Sik Ma
"rs e. Harlan FNeld Two weeks ago and
t"motrows game W1L be The deciding
game.
Following ,.osso on me hceLs N he
y .-Csse series ~. >, Thomas club
Wi. hook up in The first game % a
e"ries with me Elktun team. winners
81 the hret haf peniE4nt ON The SUI
Quehanna l,~aguc The fHs, gam.
viii 10 ssthged a. Harlan Field Wed
uesdaS AFTERNOON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
BACHARACH.ST. THOMAS.

The opening game between
the BaCharach Giants and the 81
Thomas club. both OF this city
will start this afternoon at Har-
Ian Field at $50 O'Clock. Con
sidering the past performances
of both teams it is assured that
the most ardent Of baseball fol-
lowers will be shown some
sterling playing by the two
foremost teams ," this city.
The colored population will prob
ably be on hand 10 encourage
the dusky nine. while the rest of
the city will be roofing In the
Saints.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
LANDS Halls JAINTs
~ TEAMS INTOf CANADA

Montreal july Mos Mon
tr"a has seen lts AS American
big league baseball team IN
action. 50 was learned yestcrd.y
when ON, .sls - the j., al club
began negotiations with tho
religious sect Of the House Of
David 90 send It's long haired
team here Tor an exhibition
game. chinese aud Japtnese
mines are also being sO.ght.
Tho new move followed receipt
of word that Cuumisslouer Ian
dis had quietly passed the word
that henrefOr'h the big leaguers
should play only ON their own
side ~ the International fence
The order followed d resent visit
tu Montrss uf National
League club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
BERNIE DANE TELLSOF
CARPENTERS PLANS
Says Frenchman is Working on
a Bunch Of Set
Ups.
ny Bernie Dane.

Boxing is certainly tickle game.
One week we have manager or fight
err authorizing particular statement
and the next week we have the same
principals repudiating their former
remarks and setting forth some new
dope.
For instance Carpenter and Des-
camps have both been quoted az say
ing that nothing would please them
so we'll ms to fight fellow like Harry
Greb, the "Pittsburg bearcat," and
thus prove to the American public
that Georges is n real champion. That
happened about two weeks ago but
now from Paris we get another line.
1t goes like this
Conditions have altered for Georges
Carpenter that he has wiped Jack
Dempsey and Harry Greh off his slate
! for this year. Offers. wholly unex-
pected have overwhelmed him for
! fights in France and England and If
accepted will keep him az busy as ne
desires to bc for fully one year"
ITO an American this situation is
/ inCOmprchensible but the French ac-
cept it as only what is due their idol,
while the British have hopes one of
their boxers will Yet slip 1t over the
French champion. The bouts are to
be staged In London and Paris and
Carpenter can practically write his
own terme
Two have been definitely decided
upon with Nlbbs. a French boxer. in
September and a return bout with Joe
Beckett in London in October. lie has
also been assured OF II return match
with Ted Lewis. The quick ending
to that fight disturbed the British
and they do not believe Georges can
do il again. George Cook the AUS
tralion has become n faVOrite IN Lon.
don and negotiations have been open
, cd to match him with Carpenter
Dick Smith. who once bRttled Georges
eight rounds is another opponent
. picked for him.
| Here. then. is tho reason for III.
r Frenchmans change of opinions re
garding Greh. AS long az Carpentie
can rake in the coin on bunch o
set ups just SO long will ne cyad
American fights. Georges Carpentic
g never will be considered worth,
champion by American nght fans an,
SbF reason - lRNht ll MS NEnl if'hlt
Tie only fought two good men in hi
entire boxing career and they wCr
Billy Papkc. Is rounds at Paris. an
Joe Jeannette, - rounds n Paris. Car
u pcnter lost both these fights.
! II Georges subtetfuges Greb's Chal
leuge, hts favoritism in this Countr
Will so TO smithereeus. But Car
should worry 10 long as these hams
. bring the kale. and then isn't this tn
way all boxers are clevating the gam
- these days!
Strange. while Willard Is clamorn
n, for a fight with Dempsey. he doesn
n eliminate Brennan and Wills in th
interim. Or why not so TO Euror
and lick those poor boobs over the,
> and come back with money and
=. bolstered rep"
Why dom Dundee Challerge And
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
NtINl>dToN ORIOLES
WIN uNtR DINE \. \

Wilmington Or.ul,s won over Nd'0'
\ %. E3sh'-ru'h and Nan RH-"n
s'roefs on TUESDAY afternoon. 'n ].
ilt.gcrald Ws.e tho batting star 81
She ds,. getting "a homer a double and
o. single uut ~ thrcc times w. lie
aisu had ton str;Acouts 20 his c.'At.
'Th. g,stft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
ST THOMAS
FLEISHER


St Thomas 100000 10000 3D.
FleiSher 100000 100000
summary Hits. Of Manlove. y in -
innings; Meehan. in - innings TWO
base hits ManloVe. Gilbert. Rabiusvr
Struck out. Meehan. =: NIsnlOve. 3.
Double play. Manlove 10 Gilbert 20 Nc
Nif Hit by pitched ball. Nic\eale Base
on balls. OF Manlove. 3 Meehan. 2 M
pires. Gross and Lyons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Home Run Contest

Home runs vol.eyed and Numbered
in the majors YESTERDAY. Rogers
Hornsby. OF the Cards. taking the lead
for both organizations. when he
brought his total Tor the season TO Il
and went ahead OF Ken Williams. Of
the Browns. His rival has 20. Tuly
Walker. Of the Athletics, connected
for No Is. while Ainsmith, Of the
Cards. made his ninth. Others who
took the pleasant journey around The
sacks as the opposing pitchers glared
were Kelly OF the Giants. who gave
the ball marathon run twice. Wheat
OF the Dodgers; Nixon. OF the Braves
and Burns, of the Red SoX. The
leaders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Second Baptist ......... o o , Il
West .-.. D % - : o q NO
summary TwO-base hits. Carmichael.
Eakin. Three-base hit, Horn. Struck
out, by Deakyne |; Bullen. / Wood, :.
Balk. Wood. Bases on balls. of Deakyne,
& Woods, ? Passed balls Crockett.
Eakin, = Umpire. PierSon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

BACHARACH GIAxTs
Totals
SCORE ny rSNT%CS

Stenton F. {. 90 O > o q o o.
Bacharach Giants o To- % o o o.
summary, Earned runs. BacharachS.
,, StentOn. J. TwO-base hit Cummings
Struck out. by ~treeter. = by Powell /.
Double plays. Lewis 10 Brown 20 Cum
mings smith 70 Cummings. Hamilton
70 Howell 20 Myers sacrifice hts
o Neil. Brown. Woods. Hit by pitched
ball. Davis. Bases on balls. OF Streeter 5
Wild pitch. Streeter Time of game %.
mpires. Henry and Evans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
National.
American.
du Pont Plays Snapper>.

du Pont \. c. VIII play the South
Side Eden Snappers in a Junior City
League game a. kirkwood Park on
next Tuesday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
,stn1inster Has Had Good Season In Church League

:: Trade Mark Registered. U. s.

~]COPOf&TETSll
.s.ss % 1922 Ne" York Tribune Inc Trade Mark Registered
Five hundred years is quite a spcn. spells 60
championship the United sa
Monday looks greatest
ponhp in h history OF
by Of we submit
golfers
Walter Hagen Jim Barnes Jock Hutchinson
al khkwood
al ho n skokcs
OF Chick
Evans ant
will be skokie.
And the list is just getting under
The dope is in a terrific snarl.
In Barnes
finished strokes apaIasn 800
Harness Duncan Soi. IIutciison SO2
a
year
uchson is
which gathered
a Sandwich in the last British classic.
1tcs nj
will be the Of
purple KIrkwood Mitchell
he top NJ
unfetered by Il be
dangerous Hagen Barnes
al is to
who : 10 he O
Sandwich KirkwOod
>irauoods game he Il
Australian explode his a dcarening
The Amateur Chance
We have haayh its
Robbie
when tho holed
Au
featured title
$
jubilee.
adjusted battle
a behind
putting past champion
fps IN auyw
thoroughly
narhaY southern championship
t55o-yar
strokes.
About the Young Home
IA In America golth
: t
e o
formidable
before
developed
looks prediction
honehreds
The battle Hagen Barnes and Hutchinson should
trk golfer
the
big battle that has
sase
victory happens be in a
7" As the possibilities
drama a., ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
INFLAMMATION ORIOLES

SCORE BY INNISG>
Aldfue A A o - ]
Whining ton orioles - - u % . 3 % q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

ming at Baynard diamond. 10 TO :.
Woods pitching and the batting Of
L. Burkins and Scarborough featured.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEtGUE.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at 81. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GAMES TOMORROW,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

a VI T. IT n Y I4E NO z Il
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York St Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUK
YESTERDAYS SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Athletics, s; Chicago. 8.
St. Louis, ! Boston. 0.
Boston. 8; 81. Louis, cd game, 10
inniEgs).
Detroit. :: Washington. 6.
Detroit. II; Washington, . Ca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Y York. |; Cleveland. o.
NATIONAL IEAGIiE.

Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, /.
New York, 9; Pittsburg, S (lS in
nings.
Chicago, :: Boston. .
St Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
CAMDEN WINS.


The Camden Y. 81 c. A. team defeat
ed the local pair Thursday night in a
hand ball tournament al the Whining
Ton Y. NJ. =. a. The Jerseyites had the
edge on the Wilmington boys
throughout the entire match. despite
the efforts 10 take advantage. The
games were hard fought throughout
and every point hotly contested. but
the visitors were too strong.
The summary:
First Singles.
/ Scheine,e. Camden defeated Ham
mond, Wilmington.
First game ................ p 10
Second game. ............... % 20
Second Singles.
SChuttce, Camden, defeated living
Wilmington.
flfst game .'.....'.''..... - J
Second game ................ y ~
Third Singles.
Schuttee defeated Hammond.
First game. ................ u
Second game. ............... p
Fourth Singles.
Scheincle defeated living.
First game .......t......... 81
Second game. ........... p
Doubles.
Scheinele and Schuttee defeated
Hammond and living.
First game ................. Il
Second game. .,............. p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

A big buy at small cost--an Every
Evening want ad.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Scoring eight runs in the fourth in
ming. West had little trouble in taking
the SCALP Of Second Baptist last eve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
THE LEADING HlTTERS.

Try an Every Evening Want Ad,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
WESTMINSTER
RRANnNWlNE

Westminster ......... O o q o. o 5
Brandywine .......... 0 l IL | ks
Summary: Hits. of Thomas 0; Long, 2
base hits, Naylor. Long. Lindsay
Southwell. Home run, Riley. Struck out
White 5: Thomas. 4. Left ON bases
Westminster. 8; Brandywine A. Stolen
bases. strebb. Long, Elliott. Sacrifice
hits. southwell. Lindsay, 2; Blake Mum
son. Brommal Hit by pitched ball
Davis Bases on balls, White. 2; Thorn
as, A. Long Wild pitches. Long, 3
Passed ball. Southwell Number OF in
nings pitched. by Thomas, 5 Is Long,
% Time OF game. 30 lmpire, Rick
erts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Strange. while Willard Is clamoring
for a fight with Dempsey. he dOesn {
eliminate Brennan and Wills in the
interim. Or why not so TO Europe
and lick those poor bOobs over there
and come back with money and a
hnlSiertI "rtn"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

And with three Duncan Sandwich
o n
drama a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08

Why don't Dundee challenge Andy
CLANCY instead of wanting TO Tight
kilhane and Leonard CLANCY fought
johnny 70 a draw twice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
What About the Young Homebred.i
Copyright.
Patent OfncA

The battle Hagen Barnes and Hutchinson should
n Of L.
on-h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

Madoc. son OF n Welsh prince. n
believed by his counirymen 10 have
discovered America 800 years be.
fore Columbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
NO MONEY TO
HELP STATION
Housing Of immigrants Is
Knotty Problem

Congressional appropriation II
necessary before moro convenience
and comforts can be Installed for
those detained az tho Seattle immi'
grafton station. according 10 Luther
NJ. wccdin. U. y. immigration com
missioner.
weedin's statement followed one
by II. l.. Kirby. secretary Of tho
China club. that unicas better nc
eommodations can be provided for
prominent Chinese who como here
TO forward and foster trade rein
tons between this country and tho
Orient. tho United States n IN dan.
ser OF losing larEe amount OF
that business. Chinese OF high
standing are compelled 20 submit 10
quarters that are highly undeair.
able. Kirby said.
Commissioner weedin declared the
quarters az tho station Aro the
best that can be provided until an
appropriation for improvements Il
made available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
Y.W.C.A. Opens a
New Candy School

Miss Il. Harrington Elworthy.
candy expert. who iast year taught
tho making Of candy IN tho Y.
w G. A. building. In again In 40.
attic. establishing n Little Candy
t'actory." similar 20 tho ono Of
1871.
Miss Eiworfhy In firm believer
IN the doctrine that "a woman'a
place r. In tho home" She there
fore. teaches all manner Of cooking
In connection with candy making.
Due to another candy school
which II now In operation In the
Y. w. c. A. building and tho con
fusion which results from the close
proximity OF tho two. Miss Iciworthy
plans TO move her establishment
within the next two weeks to some
other building IN the downtown
district.
Pupils Of THE Little Candy Fac
tory are women who desire 20
make a profession Of candy making
and those who desire only 20 feed
sweets 90 husbands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
Beg Pardon!

Tbs Star never Internationally pvfnss -
snfrue ssst~msut OF makes IN ustsse
charge. Bat eur reporters are humsn.
and they dent SIZE everything thsD
write sbsat. whsnsser an evvsx ers<cs
into The star. 80 viii 10 very glad -
e.ryeet ~, and No viii thank the frssa1B
who call Il - cur sftentisu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
Students Funeral
Is Held Thursday

! Funeral services for Harry Dodd.
IS. University OF Washington stu.
dent. who died az the Pulmonary
hospital Tuesday. were TO be held at
II q. m. Thursday AZ the University
Christian church. Dodd was TO have
graduated from the University. where
he was prominent as a sololst. gin
1913.
He was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Dodd. esof University
way. lie n survived also by four
brothers. the Rev. Roilin j. Dodd. Of
New York: Charles A. Dodd. % su.
mas. Wash. and Joseph T.. and
Thomas y. podd. % Seattle. and one
sister. Miss barley NJ. podd. also Of
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12

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taste 81 California Fix syrup II
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cflld IT. lisfiers. cross. fevcriah. full
Of cold. or has collie. teaspoonfui
viii never fail 10 open tho bowels.
In a few hours you can sec for your
Hclf how thoroughly II works all tho
constipation poison. sour bile and
waste from Tn. tender. little bowels
and gives you well. playful child
again.
Millions OF mothers keep "cailfor.
MIA Fig Syrup handy. They know a
tcaspoonful today savcs sick child
tomorrow. A. your druggis, for zen.
uins california Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and chill.
dren OF all ages printed on bottle.
Moiheri You must say "caiifornia"
or you may get an imitation fig
syrup.