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70 IN Y. N. |. SPRING
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
Coaches Satisfied With Work
Which Will End This
Week.

l.iHNlNGTON. VA. Jun" ll.-This
week will close the best spring foot
ball practice ever held at the Wiz
ginia Military Institute. Three weeks
az" Coach Clarkso after a confer
cnce with Coach BATTERY. former
mentor OF the Generals. called for
all candidates for the 1899 team Ia
report. y squad of seventy men an
swered the call and no time was lost
in beginning tho grind for next year.
Coach Clarkson Immediately took
over the lincsmcn and coaches Raft
cry and Lcech the backs. The first
two weeks We're given over to funda
mcntals and the last two To forma-
lions.
The mon who viii form the
nucleus for next years Flying
squadron" have thrown themselves
INTO the work with an ardor seldom
seen in spring workouts.
The v NJ. /. mentors are up against
difficult proposition through the
loss of ten MONOGRAM men from last
years varsity team, leaving but Cap
tain Harrison, Watkins. Farley
Faulkner. Hunt, r.. Ryder. Costello
and Atwell To build around.
Contrary To custom In spring foot
'dIi practice hehNS work has been
INDUCED in. and the line scrimmage
every day with the backs running in
reference. The coaches feel that
they have gotten Il good start for
next years team and when the fan
rolls around they viii have a good
idea OF the ability Of their men and
greatly lessen the experimental work
usual To early fall practice.
There is no gainsayinE the fact
h.tt Z. H. l..
the loss OF so many good linesrncn
bnt ne VIII lcav. no stone unturncd
10 develop men who Will fiji these
holes.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
COMPLETES 83D SESSION
Certificates of Graduation Are
Conferred Upon Class
of Nine.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. June IL
The cighty-third annual commence
'n"nt exercises OF the Episcopal High
School OF Virginia located in Fair
TAX County, west OF Alexandria.
were held at Liggctt Hall at ;ha,
school. at which time certificates OF
graduation were conferred on class
OF nine. among whom were two
Al"Sandrians
list OF the graduates follows:
Henry Coleman baskerville, Rich
mond. Charles Edward Gray, ,hird
Georgia. harlow Henderson. south
Carolina: william Tahcr Jarvis. Wash
ingion, ID. e., Carlyle Hcrber, Bry-
ant kirkpatrick. Alexandria: Amber
holmes Moss, West Virginia Edward
kricgmann Pritchard. South Caro-
lina: iiassel,in. chan.e Ray, south
Carolina. Albert Ansley Smott. Alex
andria.
The presentation OF prizes follows:
For reading at sight. second prize.
first prize. Edwin Anderson Alder
man. Jr, University Of Virginia; for
reading, second prize. Middleton FL
lioit Randolph. Fauuui.r County:
hrst prize. John Galloway Lynn. H..
Maryland. third prize. Edward
lirirgmaun rritchard. south caro-
Inc: for scholarship. white prize.
DouEIn- Dean" Hal, Washington, -.
-. Southpatr Lennon Morrison. Sew
Jersey: James Irnik Morris. Jr.. Ca
nal Zon-. Edward Kriegmann Prit-
chard. South Carolina: Albert Rhett
stuart. South caroliha; couwel!
Shoup sykes. Mlssissippi: Walter
ii-rron Taylor. fourth. Norfolk ;
George farewell Thomas. Maryland:
James Lawrence Wallace. New York.
Johns prize. Armistead Lloyd
Toothe. Alexandria; Harrison Leigh
buck. New York, Edmund George
Laird. Delaware: Southgate Leigh.
Jr. Norfolk Hunter Holmes Moss,
West virginia; Edward cullom Wal
kcr. Alabama. John Addison Willru.
third. Newport News Va.
Laird prize, Douglas peane Hail.
washington. n. g.; palm prize,
James Lawrence wallace. New York:
Quentin Roosevelt memorial prizr,
Armistead Lloyd Roothe. Alexandria.
Reading and defamation. John g..
LINN. III. read Mistress Sh"rwood's
victory" and Edward *. rrlchard
declaimed The Highwayman."
Presentation Of medals follows:
Theodore Roosevelt good citizenship
medal for essay on patriotism.
Douglas D@ane Hall Washington, ID
C.: Launcclot Minor Rlackford medal
for excellence in Latin, Barlow Hen
derson, South Carolina. Joseph Rryan
memorial prize medal. for excciiehce
in English. Amber Holmes Moss
West Virginia Randolph Fairfax
memorial prize medal. for excellence
in general scholarship. Barlow Hen
dcrson. South Carolina; william heh-
rv Laird prize medal. for eXccliencc
in English composition. Edward
Kriegmann Pritchard. South caro-,
lima: Llewellyn Hoxton memorial
prize medal. for excellence IN ma,
ematics. Henry Coleman Baskervliie'
richmond: william Garrett mno
nrize medal. for excellence in shakes
reare. Albert Ansley Sm"ot. Aiexnn-
dria: RI. s. LiEgett memorial 1uhio'
prize medal. for excellence In gen
erai scholarship. Harrison he'sn
Ruck, New York.
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DEDICATE MEMORIAL To KEY
AT FORT M'HENRY JUNE ID
Harding to Deliver Principal Address at Exercises in
Honor OF Author of National Acknowledgements
tons Made for Great Celebration,

OF baltimore. Descendants Of the
author of the anthem will take part
IN the dedication. and choir of at
icast 500 school children will sing
the song written early on the morn
ing OF September 10. 1914. when tn.
British fleet attempted to close in
on fort McHenry. The memorial
VIII be presented on behalf of tho
war Department by Assistant Sccre-
tary Wainwright. and Mayor VII
liam +. Brocning of baltimore vii,
deliver an address.
me memorial consists of "a s,ntuc
executed In bronze by Charles Henry
Niehaus. representing the spiri, OF
music. Tho statue is more than
twenty-five feet high and 4. tho
largest stngle-caSt bronze statu.
ever made. II stands on pedestal
consisting of cylindrical drum
richly ornRmcntcd The whole work
stands nearly forty-threc fee, high
and is located about 400 yard. from
the entrance TO Fort McHenry.
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|BR|DGEWATER COLLEGE
ENDS SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Graduates Class of Thirty.
President Announces Gift
TO Student Loan
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1

Especial to Tho Times Disn,,cb,
BRIRGEwATER COLLEGE. Jun.
| lin concluding the co,nmo,c,
ment exercises here Wednesday,
| President paul H. Bowman mad. ,bo
following important announcements.
gift OF $1,000 from MISC Viryi,i,
oasSar 0ssa. repr esent ting her annual
contribution TO the Or Charles Kno,
Cole loan fund. which Miss cole cs.
tablishcd in 1920: honors won dur
ing the year by faculty members in
cludcd the election of Dr John (
tlory to membership In the Phi Beta
Kappa fraternity ut the University
or virginia. and also comforting ~
the honorary degree Of Ll.D. upon
Or. Flory by Mt. Morris College.
Dean i. j Wrigh, has wnn IN.
second Walker immortal prtz.
awarded by tn" BOSTON Society NJ
Natural History for N" hes, research
monograph presented in tho aeld ~
natural history. tho appoin,mcr, n,
Professor Nevin Fisher. of MARYLAND.
as mead NJ the music department o,
tho college Of Miss A. Lucill.
GnaEer. ot Colorado. AZ professor
~ nom. economic. 80 1'o.'.
leave Of abso,c.
j. T Click of ,hn
history. and Ia All, Vii c.,.
the department, or r,,yiIsn
''h"' OF Ih'rty.
Ihir'y graduates, Tho lar;.os, num-
Ger IN inc history ~ the college. re-
'"'N"d degrees Wednesday, morning,
when the forty Scc,nd ,,r,,,' .,,,,
mehcemcnt exercises were h"li in
the college street Church.
Honor graduates arc:
bachelor OF Arts-Ruih Irene
cline. Weycrs Cave Va Jacob
charles Harshbarrcr, Port RcpuhIic.
Va Wilhie :. iiincrardn-r Midland.
Va: May Hooker. NokcSviiI.. Va;
Reuben Ice Iiumhert. broadway,
Va Mary Virginia Miller. bridge
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stored him to good health" said Mrs.
Charles Rudolph. of 1885 Baird Street.
Louisville. Ky. i'm an interview with
the Plant Juice Man at that city
The little hoy had no appetite
and would not eat right and was so
constipatcd that l had TO keep Civ
ing him laxativcs all the time. He
kept losing weight and we thought
he never would he we'll and strong.
We even sent him to hospital for
an operation. but he only got worse.
plant Juice has made our little
son look like different boy. He
eats all tho time now and is gaining
weight. My husband says Plant
Juice was 4 lifesaver for our k>A
we arc only too glad to recomms0&
this remedy because we feel that 4
saved our boys life"
Plant Juice is sold in RichmoxAs ~.
TraSie's Drug Store; In Petcrsbm y
by Morrison. tho Drug Man: In Chase
City by the Chase City Drug Co..
Adv.
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MILE. LENCLEN MAY
BE FORCED TO RETIRE

FARIs, Juno IL f'ran0r-s ,ro,r.,
tennis champion, Nile suzanne I.o,l.
len may b" prevented from ,,-trr
part In tn" International ,e,.,I.
matches At Wimbledon. Bingham n.,,
week, because IT heart trouble
Mile. i.englcn, IT is said is lrefs,lp,.
on playing. because il wlIl viy. Nor
a chahce To meet Mrs Molla Ma.Ior,.
more
Her parents however. are alarmed
over signs OF heart palpitaIion. which
Mile. suzanne showed after plavitp
Saturday. and nave arranged 10 con
suit "A heart specialist This we..
Her father. II - understood ie or
posed 10 her playing any more
singles this season.
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Mated DrIr-r.I,I ,.c.

TACOMA. WASH. June 1.-THE
"hlrN list f"r the eleventh annual
u" ,l"n"l championship classic 10 he
' has been closed with nftrcn ini.r.
national racing stars signed for m.
event. The drivers entered incIuJ..
Jimmy Murphy. Harry Hartz. Ralph
f"Imh, Tommy Milton CIIn
."N Roscoe Sarle. hoe Thonn,
Metro de Paoio. Rennie I'm. .J.rrI
Wnnt.rlich. Leon DurAy. Art KIeIn
M rank Fiiiott. Captain Eddie
htckenbacker. Barney Oldn.id. Ioe
Boyer and Earl Cooper. all yeterats
'ot the race tack. will be efic,alA
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WHITE SON. Z: BOSTON. &

CHICAGO. Jun. il-PitCh.r Lever
cite celebrated the game. which was
gwen in mis- honor today hv driving
INT double. which gave Chicago a
'i"-h victory over Boston in ihir-
teen innings Several thousand fans
I'd by band. from his hum. town
~ Gary. Ind. attended TN. gam. I'm
RI body and presented thu pitcher with
watch, travelling bag and flowers.
MoSttls single. sacrifice
R"nrH".s error of Sh""ly's cr"under.
a successfully executed squeeze play
and lcvor"tte's doubt. put over the
winning run. l.'v-r"tt. was hit hard
hut was given perfect support.
The score.
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ence with the charm M ner ~"
her program was varied ana '"''" "
the unusually difficult symphonic ny
IaIo rarely undertaken except by
veteran artists.
Uonors were awarded to the foi-
lowing Students: scholarships az
Woods Hole. Miss Jean Grant ana
Miss Margaret Burwell. Freshma II
honors-Mary f. Aleshire. Mar
Craighill, Louise Durham, Margaret
Hogue. Dorothy Leathem. Martha NC
Henry, Elizabeth Manning, virginia
Muhlhauser, Amy Williams Sopho-
more honors-AIargaret HentSbaum'
Elizabeth sutton. Junior honors-
Jane Guignard and Richie Mcclure
Departmental honors-English. Amy
Smyth; economics and sociology
Early. College honOrs-Amy smith.
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Philn dclphia.


Two out wh.ri. winu.s,r run wa,
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STENCIL s HOMER WINS
CLOSE CAME FOR GIANTS
Luque Holds Champions to
Three Hits, but Red
Errors Costly.
IBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. June l1.-I.uqus held
New York 10 three hits today, TWO
"f them scratches. bat Steusers
homer IN the seventh proved enough
for the Giants 80 win. = 10 !. Bohne's
tumble lot IN the other New York
run. Meusel was put out OF the
game in the second inning after an
areumcnt with Umpire Sentellc.
Score
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SHOCKER LOSES SECOND
STRAIGHT TO NEW YORK
Ruth and Williams, Home
Run Sluggers, Go
Hitless.
BAKER BACK ~ THE GAME
Victim of pitched RnIl Not Seriously
Injurrd-iInyt Proves Puzzle to
81. Louis when Hits Mcnn Runs.
SIslcr Stars mt INT mud In Field.
TRv Associa.cdP-css1

ST. LpUlS. June ll.-urhan Shock
er lost his second straight game TO
the New York Yankees today. to 1.
1futh ami Williams. homc-ruu slug
gers went hitless sister Was cas-
lily the batting and fielding star. al
though his mate TNbin. scored a
home rum. Bakcr, who WAS HI, BY
= pitched hall Yesterday. and who
later went Ia a hospital. PLAYED part
OF todayS same. His injury did
not prove serious Score.
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FRENCH DERBY WON
BY RAMUS AT ) TO !

cAETlid.Y. FRANCE. June Ii
!Hmus with Stern NJ. today won the
fencn Derby. He finished short
mead In front Of Kecfalinp riddnn
ny b"n"nrh. which was two Jenp,be
ahead ~ 4 *. Macoybcr's AIgcrin
IN" fav"ri'". ridden by Frank O'NciII
the American jockey.
IN" race vas a. 400 meters and
carri"h purse of 10000 francs
IN" betting on Rafnus was five 10
one
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DODGERS. 6; CUBS, |
LRy Associated Pressl

BROOKLYN. June ll.-Reuther won
MS eleventh game Of the season to-
day. when Brook Ign beat Chicago. s
1" J. \ Wild throw by Ward lie, in
'hicRRos only run. Wheat made his
"lehth nome run OF the season of
Stueland Score:
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HOME-RUN RECORD
OF THE BIG LEAGUES
by Associated Pres,

Ago June 1.-THE home
record "f he I've" leagues follows
Natona! St Louis. IA.
A'hsmlth. ST. Louis, s. Wheat BROOK
iyu =
American Williams. 81 I,oni. ~.
ia Miller. Philadelphia. 10. g ,y.iL
'r Philadelphia, 10. H.iImanu. DO
i"'t 10; Baker. New York, Z: Judge
"Hhlngt"n. :. Falk. Chicago =.
luth. New York G.
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st. Louis.
FdII'H INr SHOCKED n SeVe MN.
Sa;ted tor Sayne in ninth.

Score ny innings: Il
New York ...0en 03O SOO-S
s. Louis .....iIO 900 onO-4
Summary. Two-hase hits-Ward
Pipp t2). Baker. Scott, McManus C2)
Home runs-Tohin. Sacrifices Ward
90. Gerber. Double Nlays-Gsrher.
McManus and Sister. Gerbcr and sis
Ter. LEFT on bases-Ncw York Q:
st. Louis. : Base on balls
Shockcr $. Rayne. l. Hoyt ;. struck
out-hy Shocksr. ; Bayue !. Hoyt
=. Hi,s-off Shocker. II in : Ravne
In = Passed hal!s-pevormer =
Losing pitcher-Shocke Umpires
Evans and Nallin. Time. 1854.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YEsTEUDA
No EnrNes srh~duIrd
sTANDING OF CLII

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAy.
Norfolk al uIrhm0nh.
Newport News at Wilson.
-.. Rocky Mouht At Pertsnoa th,
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How They Stand TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ne" YORK, ~ Cincinnati, !.
brookIyn, 80 Chicngo, .,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
pittsburgh mt Itost0n.
fhtcHRO ~ nTo0i,t,n
Cincinnati M New York.
~. Iouis at J'hiindcIphIr.
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MOTHER SAYS IT
SAVED HIS LIFE
This Little Boy Had Been
Weak and Sick All OF
His Life.
GAVE HIM PLANT JUICE
And They Say He Now Looks
and Acts Like Different
YOungStcr.
GAVE HIM PLANT JUICE

MY little 3-ycar-old boy. Charles.
had been sick all his life, and think
II is the most remarkable thing In
the world the way Plant Juice re-
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i"Si"n ........ l0l COL ll0 900 &
chicago . UnO lnl 400 o0o
summary: Two base hits-Menos-
KY. Hooper. Shelly, Rurns. Leverette
Three base hit-Pratt stolen bases
Hooper '2b, SacrisceS-Mulliea
Sh""iy, Ru"l Rurns. O'Rourke Smith.
talk Schaik. Left on haScS-Ros-
ton il; Chicago, 9 Bases on halls
off L"ver"tt". . W Collins.
struck "u'-by i.evcrct,c. :: w COL
ms. : Hlts-om W Collins. II In
innings OF Quinn. in "a innings
via pltcusS -l.evcrctte t2D Losing
pitcher Quinn. I'mpires. Hildehrand
and chin. Tfne. 2:32
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CIV York.
inning

''"ins Tun-S i"nGei. Stolen base
i'hne Sacrifice Daubert Double
plays B"hna and Daubert: CaveuAy
and bauh-rt. el.ft on bases-Scw
York. ;, Cincinnati. ! Bases on
hails-on i.uGue. ;. struck out-by
RYAN. . by I.uaue. : Wild pitch
i.u0ue. tnpires. Mccormick and
S"ntelie Time. l:47
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BROOKLYN,

Score by innings: n
.hicaco .............. 200 ola o00-l
80 IN - " ~" 2lu ulN-G
summary: Two-hase hits-H MIL.
l"r 90, Johnston. Wheat. HON. RIM
heat stolen baScs-StarZ NV
ciS. Sacrifice -Heathcote u Grir.
MN Double plays-Ward and
S'hmandi. kruE. Terry and Grimes
I."'t on hhs-s chicago. IA. Hrnn.Iyu
Base on balls-on Jones .. S,.
ana !; E"uther 6. struck ou,-hy
zones Renther. T. Hits=orr Jones
IN innings; Stueland, | In in
hlhes' Losing pijCher-J0nes Inn
pires-Elem and Pirman. Tim. n
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s..o., win, Maryland TITLE.

BALTIMORE. MD, June Ill. NJ
M.rv,and Country Club.
won the mems State amateur Goi'
championship from r. warren oorn
r.n RaItimnre country club. up.
on 1.-The Baltimore Country Gun
course.
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lnternntinnaI League

K"rh"s'"r' ?. i'altimort. 8.
Reading. , Syracuse. :.
jersey CITY. -. Toronto, 90.
Newark, "a. Buffalo. t-s
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GOTHAM TEAMS REGAIN
CHAMPIONSHIP FORM
Yankees Away to a Flying
Start in Their Western
Invasion.
Try Assoclated rress1

NEW YORK. July ll-After bal
ancinE precariously at the top in
their respective leagues for several
weeks as a result OF erratic play
ing. the New York Giants and
Yankees have braced and apparent-
~ reSnined championship form for
'he midseason drive. Playing bet
ter ball than any of their rivals, dur
ing the past week, the Yankees. by
winning again today from st. Louis.
increased their lead to four and a
MALT games. while the Giants. again
Trimming CinHnnati held "A two
game advantage over tn. Pirates.
who are Idle.
Resembling more closely last
years wrcckine crew than at any
'lme TINS season. the Yankees have
gotten away 10 flying start in
,heir hrst Western invasion bah.
Ruth and Bob MeuSel hay. c,urh,
'he'r batting strides and are adding
their punch TO the teams attack
mat has been lacking 50 far Al
ready supplied with stellar pitch
ihG higgins crew apparently is
READY TO set a dizzy pace FOR tn,
browns, the only team regarded as
capable Of giving the New Workers
. real brush for the pennant. The
Yankees today batted Shocker. their
Hrstwhile jinX. from the box for
me second day In succession.
Temporary Knitting slump.
me st Louis outfit with the ex-
c"p;ion OF George Sisler and possi.
hlv one or two others. has eypericncad
temporary batting SLUMP and with
some crratic hurting. has fallen hack
IN tho race
Washington has taken the lead in
me '"nr-cluh scramble for ,hIrd
mace. disrlacinG Cleveland after TAX
WE three In row from Speakers
men. whose hitting has fallen off
Detroit. aided hv some stead, Mitch
ing. jumped back To the first division
and by beating tho Senators today
was within half game Of third
position.
The return ~ Eddie RommcIl ,hoi,
star hurler revived the A,bla,ics
VINO w"rr in tho throes IF a bad
slump. Boston held tho Browns In
an even break. hut lost il. second
straight today tn tho White Sox. tn.
result lifting Chicago out of last
place and sending the Red Sox 10 the
cellar.
Pittsburgh In CI"se Pursuit..
IN the National. thu Giants are
unlikely 10 outiisrauce other CON
tenders uni.j's their pilchInc i'm
proves. Rating punch plus couple
~ whirlwind finishes carried them
I" victory in the last week Against
fr""klyn week ago tn. champions
pulled o. trump out Of the nre
with three-gun rally in the ninth
ana duplicated the feat yesterday.
'alIyinE thrice In the final inning
Tor - victory over Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh in close pursuit Of the
leaders. found Philadelphia easy.
while ST Louis dropped three in :.
row 70 the Roston Braves before
breaking tho Hub ink
taIt"rinG pitching and ragged
n"iding cost BROOKLYN two out OF
ihr"" games To Cincinnati. bu, Dntch
Rueth"r won his eleventh game In
naY 10 !. and the Dodgers made
II TWO IN row from Chicago.
Alexander twirlah the Cubs to
tn"ir only victory Of tho New York
series. BOSTON pitchers PLAYED
prominent part in the Braves VIC
tories, while the Phill!es offered NJ.
II" opposition 10 Pittsburgh and s..
Louis.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
---==H--azz==
RESuI.Ts yESTERDAY,
No Rnmrs hrhrduIrd.

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY,
DanStIIe ct Wfnston-5Rlen,
DsrhSm ~ lfishS Point.
.-... QtS4nskSEs et.RAieiEl
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
.roh' ~ WnshingtOn,O q.
thtrHgo, ~ Boston, q.
Gland, 81 PhiIndrIphIn, y.
W" 1drE, NJ 81. Louis, 4,

WHERE r1fEh PLAY TODAY.
boston at Chicago.
New York NJ -. f.ouI,
Warrington Mt UrtroJf
Phlindr Iphin at Cleveland
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hoathern Association.
Chattahoosa- Z; Birmingham, Q.
Mobile, 8: Nashville. &
MampRts. 2: Atlanta. ].
Esw Orleans, 4; Little Rock. a.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
DuNHAM STREET GIRL
 MISSING SINCE THURSDAY

Since the report was made to them Thursday night that Jennie Tubbs, IL daughter of Mir and Mrs Henry F., Tubbs of 120 Dunham street, was miss ing from her home, the Norwich po- lice have been o1i the lookout for the girl but have not been able to find her. It is believed. she is somewhere around the city or in the i'm neIin te neighborhood, as she has run away from home two or three tim1s htio. [ and has always been found closs by there. Twice she was found 1t tue East Great Plains fair grounds.
 Jennie has not been home nor seen
 by her parents since she left school
 Thursday aftesnon, but two of her aunts who came here from WiIliman tic Friday to help in the search learn
 ed that she had been at house or Mt. Pleasant street about 8: 90 Thurs
 day evening. A woman at this house had taken Jennie and another girl with her on visit to Greeneviilc, but uz:ler she returned to the West Side, Jen- nj did not come with them
 The police looked up this clue Frid i9 night by having Sergeant John Il Kane go to the -Greeneville neighbor- hood to make a search and question residents there but no one had seer ] her Later in the evening search wa.
 made in Thamesville but without re
 suits.
 The girl is Of average size for he ] age. very light curly hair Dutch clip | freckled face, and was wearing a two ! tone, pink dress, with plaid collar anc suffs and pink sash She was wear. i ing neithe hat nor coat.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
New System of
 Fat Reduction

Heres a new way fer sH Tat people to laugh toCsther at that old bugaboo- obesity. The Fsyins that there is noth- ing new under the sun" does not now apply to fat reenlc s-~ more Here is something new for theil-a new sensR- ron. 8 new treasure. 3 new and graceful figure. essii- found bv anyone who is passing beyond the limits of slimness. EyerTone has heard of the aisrmoia Pre- scrintion. that harmless combination of fat-defying elements rerfected by one of the foremost physicians. Now. from the same high authority. there comes another
 dea-the idea of conaensing these same. pure. harmless ingredients into a pleas anl little tablet Taken after eating and at bedtime they heia the stomach to dis nose of all the fatty foods. converting them into compact. solid flesh. muscle and energy. without dieting oc exercise Mar mo,a Prescription Tablets regulate the entire system-do for you what bodily exertion and self-denisl cannot do. and the fat. once routed is gone for good You can prove all this at a trifing cost. Mar poia Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggists or sent postpaid by the Mar mo,a Company, 461e Woodward Avenue Detroit, Mich A case-sufficient to bring results-is but one dollar.