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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-11
NEW DENTIST AT SEWARD

Dr. o. A. Braafladt, formerly of
Fairbanks, has opened offices at
Seward and will remain there per
manently.
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Furniture moved and stored
Heavv. hauling done. Juneau Trans.
FER. Phone ~. -Adv,
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Will you lend your support to a
movement whose aim is to keep as
many of these Alaska dollars in
Alaska as possible?
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
"UNA DlsPoSIcl0N PLAcegTERA"

Asi dijo el joven al eiigir su esposa
FL fue listo porque hasta una mujer bonita
puede hacer Ia vida miserable, 81 Sc siente
siempre n1alhuUorada. dolicnfe cnferma y
desagradable. Buena salud sieinpre pro-
duce una disposition placen:era 81 I'd
sufre de intermediates pcculiarcs de las
mujeres. NNevd Sand dc Reno le devol-
vera sus fuerzas y buena salud. Este re-
medic da aliviorapido los desord.nes oe
las mujeres. regularlza Ia menst -xaci6n.
refuerza el sistema nervioso y pc2e a l.
mujer nina doliente en- perfecta salud,
tonihcando los drganos de n1anera Qu. estos
funcionen sin di6cultades. Nneod So!nd
Sc Reno da salud y acc;6n nat,r,l al siste.
rna = Compre una botelia hey IN inc. Dc
venta en- todas las farmacia5.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
TABACO MANOJO

Legitlrnc dei pals, otrezco
ClENTo c'NcgENTA quintaIes;
los ipteresados pueden dirigir-
Sc a Jose L. Marquez, P. 0.
Box 7O2, AguadiIIa, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10

Todos los jefes de Oficinas
inteIigentes encontraran un ami
go en- ell BRUJO OJEDA. lie ha-
ce ell trabaio bien. Rapido. Tel.
355.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
UN AUToMOvIL CHOCA
CON UN CAIRO DE MANO

En- la carretera, para az, Ell auto
guagua que guiaba Ell chauffeur" Hi
p6lito ,Angler6, choc6 CON un CAIRO de
mano que conducfan Juan y Manuel
Otero, en- Ell cual llevaban re5rescos El
carrito result6 roto totalmente. Ell
'chauffeur'' fu6 denunciado por vio-
lar la ley de vehiculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10

sUICIDIo EN- AGUAs BUENAs
En- Aguas Buenas Sc suicide Ell indi-
viduo Evaristo Diaz, disparandose un
tiro de revolver por la sien izquierda.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08
OFFENSIVE BREATH
CALLS FOR CALOMEL
TAKE ACALOTAB
The De-Nauseated CaIomel Tab
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fined From All Unpleasant
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mouth in the morning, heavy breath
coated tongue. headache, nervousness
with a let-down feeling2 You need
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morning feeling like a two-year old,
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what you please. mo danger.
Beware Of imitationsl Genuine Calo-
TABS are sold only IN checker board
tDlaek and white) packages bearing
me copyrighted trademark "Calotabs'
The large family size sells for thirty
i've cents; vest-pocket size. ten cents.
Al dealers are authorized 10 refund
the price II YOU are not delighted with
Calotabs.--adv.
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SEVTLLES WIN ON
BARRACKS MISCUES
"Potts" Bell Has No.Hlt Game for Five
innings But Errors and Hits
spill Beans.

Potts Bell held the sevilles hitIess
and runless for Ave innings Of yestar-
days game and the Baracas were lead
ing their opponents bye to at the be-
ginning OF the sixth inning. IN this
frame the sevilles scored enc run on two
hits and an error. In the last inning
four errors, a walk and q hit gave the
Square team two runs and the game.
BIZ Bell allowed five hits but held the
Barracks safe except in the second inning.
Potts" Bell struck out six men and
gave up only three singles but nine or
rors caused his downfall
Allen Smith hit a single and double
while Mcclellan made a two-bagRer
Allen Smith and Johnny Gelst made
pretty pick-ups and throws IN the third
and sixth Innings, respectively.
the Baracas scored their two runs In
the second inning Hadson hit safely to
right field and scored on McClellan's
double 70 center, Allen Smith singled
% left and Hamilton over-ran the bail.
Mcclellan counting
The Sevilles put a run across in the
sixth inning on Morris single, Hernandez
error on Hartsheld's grounder and Cole
mans hit. IN the seventh and last In
ming, J. Geist lived on Allen Smiths wild
throw. Pinney famed and J. Geist tore
out for second base. G. Geist pegged
over Hernandez head and J. Geist was
Hdie' center FIELDER HUDSON ran In TO
atop the ball which then rolled between
us legs to the pavement and Johnnie
Geist scored. f. Johnson walked but Bill
Bell flied out TO Hudson. Gingrich sin
gled to left field and Johnson scored with
the winning run when Rowland let the
pellet trinkle through HIS legs.
The Navy will compete with the Y NJ.
9. A. this afternoon.
Score by innings
Score by innings: r.. II, Il.
Barracks ..............,.o2 900 900 o. 0
Eeviiles ,,.....0O 900 00f "a 4
p. Bell and G. Geist; b. Bell and Cole
man.
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DOKKIES WILL HOLD
REHEARSAL TONIGHT

All members of the Dramatic and Bril-
gand teams OF Kiron Temple No. 223,
Dramatic order Knights of I<horassen are
requested to be present at the Pythian
Castle at S o'clock to rehearse for the
coming ceremonial to be held on the
fourth Of July
All candidates must have their appli-
cations in the hands Of the secretary be-
fore June 90 Members OF the order are
Invited to the meeting this evening
whether they have their membership here
or not.
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.PICKENS MEN WIN
FROM BARANCAS
Hughes Pitched Splendid Game While
Rosser Does Some Daring Base
Stealing

The fast team of 1esrd Company,
Fort Pickens easily defeated the 22nd
Company OF Fort Barrancas yester-
day afternoon. shutting out their OPP
ponents by TO 0.
The base stealing OF Rosser and the
pitching Of Hughes. both Of Fort Pick
ems featured the game Rosser stole
second, third and home IN succession
In the fourth inning. Hughes struck
out twelve men during the seven -in-
ming game.
The 22nd Company made seven err
rors and this, coupled with the Wild
ness OF Coleman, gave the game away
The Barrancas team made six hits
while the winners laced out only five
but the latters bingles were more
timely.
Davis started in the box for the
Barrancas men and would have got
by nicely but errors put him in the
hole repeatedly and he gave way to
Coleman who finished the game
Jones, Rosser and Carson made two
base hits. Davis made one and Cole
man two wild pitches while Landrum
had two passed balls
The nne-ups: 16srd Company -
Iknev, G.. Hughes, r.. Bogue, IS, Ros-
SER h.. Papp, cf, Hawley, 3d., Jones.
III. Swiatowy 2b., Powell. RI, Mil
stead, p. 22nd Company-Carson, 1b,
Setzberg, 3D., Everett, lf.,-ss. Cole
man, ss.-p., Schou, RI, Singleton, CT,
Trotter %, Fielding. IT,, Davis, p,
Landrum, G. Umpires-Morris and
Hamilton.
Score by innings RH e
163rd Company 1850 COS III 5
22nd Company 1000 600 90 6 Z
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and took an awful lot of punishment
With blood trickling down his neck
and the expression on his face SEEM
ing to indicate that he was about
done for Denham deliberately al
lowed Donnelly to punch him sauarely
In the face twice IN the seventh.
Tie can't last much longer, was
frequently heard during rne last four
when the fans referred to Denham, bur
he hei don. His good footworlx and
general activity refuted any a1lega :
ton that he was call out" although he
did at the close of the ninth walk to-
wards the wrong corner. He might
have been groggy then but he was in
condition and went fairly good in the
final stanza,
VIII Fight Wilson
Donnel1y's performance last night
proved that he is no ordinary pugilist.
Jack, admired by all who know him.
is one of the most popular fellows at
the station, and his supporters are
numbered by the hundred in Pensa-
cola. Jack IS scheduled to take on
Johnny Wilson at Madison Square
Garden, New York on July 4th, and he
IS expected to make splendid show
ing. Donnelly is conceded to be the
heavyweight champion OF the Navy.
Few of the fans realized last night
that Denham went through ten rounds
of hard fighting with two OF his ribs
fractured. BY his pluckiness he won
admiration from all Of the audience.
The bouts were refereed by Harry
Snyder former knight of the rosined
square, Of Dallas, Texas, who is now
located In Pensacola. His fairness and
the creditable manner in which he
handled the bouts made a hit with the
audience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08
LOCAL POST G.. A. r.
WILL MEET FRIDAY

The regular meeting of W. 7. Sher-
man Post No. 81 win be held Friday aft
ernoon at 1880 O'Clock at the Moose Hal,
over Reeds Bakery. Commander Dill
llngham requests all members to be pres
emit and invites any visiting comrades.
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YANKS REGAIN LEAD
AND BEAT CHICAGO
BIB Falk Gets Seventh Homer While Mui.
igan Has Coed Day.

CHICAGO, June New York made an
uphill fight after losing ths lead to Chi
oago, and launched an attack on schupp
and Mccabs and won the second straight
game Of the series to Il sehupps Wild
ness coupled with slow support behind
McCabe, enabled the visitors to win out
Bib Fslk Of the white sox, cracked out
his seventh home run Of the season,
while Muilisan got four hits. including
two doubles in four times up. Falk OBJ
iected 70 strike called on him in the
ninth inning and was ordered out Of the
game by Umpire Wilson. seore:
New York ..........3o0 900 42o-s II /
Chicago ...........o20 2o1 01I--7 1s 1
Bush and schans, sehupp, AIcCabe(
Hodges and Schalk,
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WILL GO ABROAD

Mr.. Thore Torgerson accompanied
by his daughter Dora left on the noon
train Sunday for Brooklyn N. Y,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Torgerson before they sail on June 8
for Norway. They will spend about
three months in Norway before they
return to the United States, and will
visit England on the way back. They
will spend some time in Washington,
Boston, and New York en- route home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08
BOY SCOUTS TO PLAY
PALACE DANIELS TEAM

The Boy Scouts Of Troop Will play
the Palace Daniels team Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the Junior
Twilight diamond The Scout battery
will be Stubbins Untdeiner and VAL
enzino, This viii be Palace Daniels
mems first game OF the season.
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GOOD HELP IN SUMMER.

Indigestion causes worry, nervous
ness, sick headache. biliousness. coated
tongue, bad breath. bloating, gas. con-
stipation and constant distress. Henry
c. Thorne, 1902 Harrison Ave, Boston.
Mass, writes: "Since taking Foley
Cathartic Tablets feel fine They
cleanse the bowels sweeten the stom-
ach and invigorate the liver. Cause no
pain. no nausea. Not habit forming
lust a good. wholesome physie. Sold
Everywhere. - Advertisement.
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Ulcers outhlt But Win.

DETROIT, June detroit made It
two straight from Philadelphia this aft
Groom winning 6 to 2, and displacing the
Athletics from the head of the second
divisio. Score:
Philadelphia ....001 900 001-2 Q 8
Detroit .......... Gao 600 20x-6 I
Naylor. Sullivan. Heimach and Per
kins; Ehmke and Bassler.
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PRISCILLA CLUB TO
HOLD A CAKE SALE,

The Priscilla club of the First Chris
tian church will hold a cake and salad
sale on Saturday, June 10, at the entrance
of Poss' store, beginning at ? o'clock p.
m. Anyone desiring to leave an order
for one or part of these delicious home
made cakes or salad. may call the Hat
Shop, Is West Garden street. phone $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08

Newark, so; Reading, 9-5.
Toronto, 8; Rochester, 4.
Jersey City, I; Baltimore, 3.
Syracuse, 3; Buffalo, Z.
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eoutharn AaaoelatIen

New Orleans. eli Memphis, AZ.
Mobile. O.; Little Rock, i.
Birmingham, II Chattanooga, l.
Atlanta, 4 Nashville, 2,
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VlrnInIa state Leaaue.

Norfolk, 2; Newport News, 1,
Rocky Mount, 7-6; Wilson, 0-5.
Portsmouth, 4; Richmond, /.
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GLENNA COLLETTE WINS
EASTERN GOLF TOURNEY

RYE, N. Y, June Miss Glenna
Coliette of Providence, r. L, won the
woman's eastern golf championship to-
day with a 81 hole total of 248 over
the links Of the Westchester-Bel
more country club.
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Knoxville, 8; Johnson City, /.
Kingsport, 2; Greeneville, 0,
Cleveland, 8; Bristol, 10.
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CUB PLAYERS ARE
OUSTED BY jumps
Moran Gets Real Score In Game That the
Giants Win by Q to A.

NEW YORK, June New York raised
It's 1921 pennant today and then out
alugged Chicago in a game OF many pitch
ers. to 4. The Giants scored five runs
in the first inning after two were out.
Kelly cleaning the bases with double.
Umpire Moran put all the extra Chicago
players off the bench In the second in
ming. Score;
Chicago ..........013 900 ooo-4 II /
New York ........5o0 Oo3 I0x---9 is 2
Cheeves, Osborne. Jones. Kaufman and
o'Farrell; Douglas, Shea, Ryan and sny-
der.
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TwIIlnht Lsanue.
Eneambla County Leanue.
AUSTRALIAN CHAMP
WINS GOLF MATCH

GLENEAGLES. Scotland. June -
Joe Kirkwood, Australian champion
today won the qualifying prize in. the
thousand guincas golf tournament. His
70 today made his total IA for the So
hole preliminary.
Jack Hutchinson's score today was
II making an aggregate of 152. George
Duncan scored 72 making his total
las which puts him in second place,
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Bed sox BAT Hard.

ST. LOUIS. June 7.-Boston's Red sox
won a to victory over the Browns
here today in a game played during a
drizzling rain. Score:
Boston ............ 200 90 22o-T 10 o
St Louis 900 600 Ills 0
w. Collins and Ruel; Davis, Kolp and
SEVERED.
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Greenville, 4 Columbia, 8.
Spartanburg, Oh; Augusta, S-5.
Charleston, 4; Charlotte, Z.
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washlnaten Wins In eleventh.

/ CLEVELAND, June 7-washington
made 1t two straights from Cleveland to-
day by winning 9 to Z, in evelen innings.
Score:
Washington .. 200 600 O42 o1-s II 3
Cleveland . ......011 $40 o0l o0--s IS s
Francis, Phillips. Turk, Johnson and
Charity; Morton, Malls and L. sewelI.
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w. z. Lowry, young white man. was
arrested by county authorities and placed
in jail for obtaining money under false
pretenses. It is alleged that he pur-
chased an automobile from DR.. Nesbit
and gave a worthless check for it. No
bond has been made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08
Piedmont LEAGUE.

Danville. 8; Durham, 8,
Highpoint, 4; Greensboro, 8.
Raleigh, 4; Winston Salem, 8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-08

LONDON, June Joe Kirkwood,
the Australian open golf champion to-
day denied a dispatch from sydney,
Australia, published in a London news
paper today 10 the effect that he had
decided to accept a high salaried posi-
ton with golf club in the United
states. Kirkwood said that after the
present thousand guineas golf tourna
n,ent at Gleneagles, Scotland was Owe
he expected to go on a world tour snd
then return TO Australia after which
he had made no plans.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National Laaaue

Boston. 5 st Louis, 2.
Philadelphia, Oh Pittsburg, 5.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati. 8.
New York, 0; Chicago. 4.
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st. Petersburg ii Jacksonville, 3.
Daytona, q; Lakeland, /.
Orlando, 4-2i Tampa, Al.
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American Association.

Louisville, g; Columbus, 8.
Milwaukee. 8; st. Paul. 5.
indianapolis, 4; Toledo, /.
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uses outfIeIder In the Rox.

PHILADELPHIA, June Three Of
Pittsburg's six hits off Lee Meadows to-
day were home runs driven by Bigbee.
Tierney and Gooch which were sufficient
to give the Pirates five TO victory
over Philadelphia. Morrison held the To-
calls TO six scattered hits. Score:
Pittsburg' ........211 600 001-5 1
Philadelphia j. -. 900 600 600 2
Morrison and Gooch; Meadows. Le-
bourveau and Henline.
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We will write your ads for
you. Phone 1900 for infOrma-
ton.
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Florida State League.

DaytonR at Orlando.
Lakeland at Jacksonville.
Tampa at st. Petersburg.
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Amarloan L.eaauA.

Detroit. 6; philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, II New York, o.
st. Louis, q; Boston. Z.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, Q.
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Southern Association.

Little Rock at Mobile.
Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Nashville at Memphis.
Others not scheduled.
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Braves on Upgrade.

BOSTON, June 7.-Boston won It's 9Th
straight game today and defeated ST.
Louis for the seventh successive time,
to 2. Gowdy's hitting and the fielding
Of Nixon and Ford contributed largely
to the result. Miller has not given base
on balls IN his last two games. Score:
ST. Louis ........ o10 600 oo1-2 7 1
Boston ....... 900 POI 00x-5 . /
Pertica. Barefoot and Ainsmith; Miller
and Gowdy.
clncy Knocks Vance out.
BROOKLYN, June Z. = Cincinnati
knocked Vance out Of the box today and
beat Brooklyn in the first game OF the
series by to 2. The Reds punched
four hits, two steals and two sacrifices
with two errors for four runs in the 4th
and when the first two men singled IN
the fifth Vance gave way to Smith who
allowed but one run Score:
Cincinnati .......0o 600 AL 00o-6 II
Brooklyn ,....... GOO o02 00o-2
Luque and wingo; Vance, Smith and
DeBerry.
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Amerlean Leaaue.

Chicago at Detroit,
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Others not scheduled.
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Atlanta lands on Karl.

ATLANTA, June atlanta landed on
Pitcher Karl Of Nashville for hix hits
and four runs in the fourth inning to-
day and won the game 4 TO 2. Tuero
pitched hitless ball until the eighth in
ming when Catcher Meyers hit single
to left that faster fielding might have
prevented. The first game OF the sched-
uled double-header was postponed because
of rain. Score:
Nashville .......o 900 900 oo2-2 0
Atlanta ,.,.,.,,,OOO 800 00x-4
Karl and Meyers; Tuero and Smith.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National Leaaue.

National L0apues
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
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MOBILE WINS AGAIN
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
sl1man Pitches Fine Ball While cvsn.
Hros and cIary Are Hit Hard

MOBILE. Ala. June Mobile made a
clean sweep Of the series with Little
Rock BY taking today's, game to /.
sigman pitched fine bah and was very
effective while Cvengros and Ciary were
HIT hard and were !ndiffersntly support
ed. Score:
Little Rock ........010 900 ooo-1 1
Mobile ..........oo4 o23 oOx-o 10 z
Cvengros Clary and Browns slgman
and Baker, Schultz.
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Good Tie Cams,

BIRMINGHAM. June Chattanooga
and Birmingham battled to and
tie. Bates and Drake were IN fine fet-
tie and were aided by some brilliant
fielding. Score:
Chattanooga ..........01o 0o0-1 0
Birmingham ........o1O oo0-1 o
ENDED in sixth. rain)
Drake and Kress; Bates and Robert
son.
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TwiIlaht League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

FFFIFIHtFF ~0N8NN
Navy VS. Y. NJ. c, A.
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PaIa and chloka snIlt.

NEW ORLEANS, June New Orleans
and Memphis broke even IN a double
header hero this afternoon, the locals
winning the first game to 4 and losing
the second to /. Matteson held Mem
phis to 2 hits in the second game. but
tossed away his own game with bad
throw TO second. Scores:
First game;
Memphis ........11o 600 011--4 10 2
New Orleans ..... 900 2os o1x-6 z
Webb and Shestak; Miller and Dowie.
Second game:
Memphis ......... 900 200 o. /
New Orleans ........ 900 100 OIL l
Fowlkes and Shestak;2 Matteson2 and
Heving.
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For four years my hands were
affected with vetter. Ii broke out in
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09

dence in this connection that the present pastor, Rev. W. A. Keefe, is Holy Cross graduate, and members of the faculty and brother priests are expected here for the ceremonies Sunday. The old church was opened for public worship on March IT, 1S45.
 For number of years the church as a parish church was closed and, served as a mission church from St. Patrick's, this city, following the erection of the latter some 45 years ego.
 In November, 1897, the late Bishop Michael Tierney decided to re-establish St. Mary's as a separate parish and sent Rev. James J. Smith from St. Lawrence O'Tooles church, Hartford as its first pastor. Farther Smith found a very difficult task awaiting him on his arrival in town, with nothing to start on but the present old church winch had become partly dismantled. But once he gained a footing he found a class of parishioners who loved and admired him in his labors and stood ready to respond and give him assistance. Many thought his first move in the building line would be the church, but his great love for education prompted him to sacrifice this and build the new parish school and convent on Hickory street which were
 
 late Monsignor John Synott in the sum- mer of 1902 and opened for work in the fall of the same year. The work of the school in the past 20 years has always shown favorable ratings at the Nor wich Free Academy and has proven source of much joy to the parish. Its graduates have stood well in the bus mess and professional world, while some have chosen the religious life as their life work. Farther Smiths first curate was Rev. Wietold Becker (now deceas- ed) who ministered to the Polish people then coming to. town and classed as St Mary's parishioners. The handsome rec tory was built and occupied by Father l Smith in April, 1909, and with it he purchased the land adjoining it from the Kelly estate upon which the pres | ent new church now stands.
 On May l. 1911. Bishop Milan trans ferred Father Smith to St. Francis church. New Haven. which brought Rev. John H. Fitzmaur from St MarY's, Jewett City, as the new pas tor.
 !! Father Fitzmaurice accomplished much good for the spiritual wants of his lpeople, succeeded in wiping out the small debt and had a neat little sum in the treasury when he was ordered in