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sleeves ranging from Oatiste and lace
to crepe back satin or beaded seorr.
cite. The economy In such an outf;
Is obvious. and thus supplied one Is
ready for every occasion
Such charming combinations are sug.
gested as the following: Rust.colored
nnrocnin crepe for coat aud lower
portion. with paisley beaded on seory.
cite blouse; navy krepeknIt win,
toast-colored blouse attached OF crepe.
satin embroidered In gsycst bulgarian
shades: white canton crepe ton viii,
white satin waist ornamented with
scarlet porcelain beads black coat and
dress with detachable periwlnkle blue
seorrettc sleeves and so the list may
be continued indefinitely
Tie threc-piece costume shown AT
the left Is sand-color marocuIn crepe
With navy crepe satin attached blouse
The youthful suit 10 the right is navy
wool crepe, with kimono undersleeyes
In bright scarlet
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Something to
Think About
RESTRAIN YOUR SPEECH
By F. n. WILKER

WHEN inclined to speak of a
persons faults, though he or
she may be unfriendly towards you,
restrain yourself, ami thrk OF your
own shortcomings.
Then. If you are charitable soul,
you Will turn your conversation into
another channel where there are no
hidden dangers and go sailing under
clear skies In joyous sunshine.
One ihoughtless, impulsiye. sim
derons word spoken la the presence
OF others, and particularly In the hear.
Ink OF those given to gossip aud DIS
posed to magnify what they hear,
may ruin nu Innocent man or woman
for life.
Clean your own house before you
set about the task OF cleaning the
house OF your nHghhor.
Purge your own soul OF shortcom.
lngs and you viii lind yourself so
husy In doing it TINT you VIII not have
time nor inclination to discuss the
defects OF others.
let him without sin" said the
Master OF Men. east the first stone"
And the accusers OF a hapless woman
stole away. ole by one
Your faults and my faults hive cvme
down TO us through the ages.
So, let us always curb our speech.
wherever We may be and thlnk noble
thoughts Instead ot the kind that de-.
base others and ourselves as Well
Aside from the good policy OF speak.
ing no evil there comes To the inan
or woman who may adopt II. divine
sense of serene happiness thar cheers
our way Ike the stars Of night
And another thing that accompau es
such course Is the ability TO make
friends and hold them Ia all sorts OF
weather
Iii lying down 10 sleep. IN waking
and III motion. there come no regrets.
no tormenls to torture Ii guilty con
science, no reinorsc that ages the
heart and drives the soul to despair.
II 1t did nothing else. th!s char
table observance would serve at leas,
to give you peace make you great.
hearted and enabl" you at all times
To strike the incest balance between
right AMI wrong. and to hold the re-
spect and love OF the community In
which you live
And after all is said and done. what
Is there more to be desired 10 lie
thnn the good viii OF neighbors, whose
hearts and hands are always warm
and friendly7
(copyriEht)
Help yourself by helping 9th
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into the shell. cover with well but.
tered crumbs and let brown in the
oven. Wrap the outside of the shell
with thick paper to keep the heat
from destroying the color OF the shell.
Green 6utssr.-Thls Is nice to serve
with varicus dishes on any occasion
when green Is to be the color note.
Wash two ounces OF fresh parsley
AMI cook until tender in Just the
watcr that clings 10 the leaves. adding
TO more unless there IL danger OF
burning. When tender pound to "a
paste With Il little snchoyy for flavor
and mix with three ounces OF butter,
mixing we'll. Press the whole through
fine sieve and keep on Ice until
ready to serve. As II gsrnIsh for tish
this is especially attractive.
Ribbon Sdlad.-For each service
place n slice OF fresh or canned pine
apple on two or three heurt leaves OF
lettuce; on the pineapple place two
sections each or orange and grape.
fruit free from ull membrane be-
tween these sections place an eighth
OF an apple. with IA bright red peellng
left on, Serve with mayonnaise.
Hot Rice With Hot Chocolate
sauce.-Mr oue.hnif cupful Of rice
with one teaspoonful OF salt, one-ilnlr
teaspoonful OF grated nutmeg. one
third Of a oupful OF sugar. one.half
cupful OF rn!sins. with one quart OF
scnlded milk. Turn into buttered
baking dish and bake slowly for two
hours, stirring occasionally during the
first hour. After two hours add one
pint OF cold milk and continue baking
three-fourths OF an hour longer. Serve
with hot chocolate sauce
Sponge Cake custArd.-s Spread
slices OF sponge cnke with raspberry
or currnnt jam Arrange them in
buttered, nnner-lined pudding dish
sprinkled with finely crushed peanut
brittle. Beat three eggs. add one-hnf
tenspconful OF salt, three Tablespoons
ruls OF sugar and pint OF hot milk.
Pour over the cake and bake until firm
Serve hot OF cold
NlAa hte,4msaQ
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Spsra nanpsns

NYae opera foRdant Into several
portions. favor each and celer. then
add different kinds Of chopped fruit.
Shape into balls or press into a boz
lined with waved paper and when
firm cut into cubes.
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.aeS ana took up positions behind n
large log that lay parallel with the
branch and about five steps from il.
The sun was risen high when the
sound of moecasined feet was hoard
rustling in the leaves and the snap
ping Of twigs broke the stiffness OF
the forest. On they came. on to a
giant boulder by the branch. Beng.
mounted this and yelled, "Whoopee,
NO pale face here" Benbever's
rifle rang out but Benge jumped off
like deer. Returned captives re-
lated that Benge had always boosted
that he could outrun any Indian or
whiteman because he was hal; one
and half the other. But his last run
WAS but a few steps when Hobbs
ride laid him lifeless. Hobbs after
ward stated that to make sure he had
aimed at the middle of the back but
that Benge had stepped into a depres
sion at the moment causing the shot
to take effect in the back OF the head.
A General Fight Follows
'N''c Va tue iHullHS now began
to try to tomahawk the captives.
while others ran for their lives. In
moment the whites were in the
midst Of them shooting and clubbing
with rifle barrels, while the captives
were running backward and ducking
the tomahawks. But it was all over
in minute or two; all who stayed to
resist the whites lay upon the ground
scattered abou, the lifeless body OF
| their leader.
Some OF the Indians had made
their escape by fleeing down the
branch where they could not avoid
seeing the lifeless bodies Of the two
advance members at the smoulder-
ing tire. Then there were the two
rear guards to be reckoned with yet.
Within three or four hours they
would be upon the scene and their
nostrils would sniff the scent of burnt
powder on the damp air Of the gorge
and they would cautiously recon
hotter before they ventured in upon
it,
The object of the party having
been fully accomplished they return
ed with the captves to the settle
ments in the Powell's Valley, from
which place the captiyes made their
way back to the settlements from
whence they had been taken. But
the feat accomplished was so great.
and the news they had to carry back
was So joyful that they carried out a
little celebration in honor of their
victory, They took Benge's scalp
bnck to Yokum's Station and burned
some powder shooting mt it at the
greatest distance. Yokum's Station
was rude fort or stockade about
one forth OF a mile up the creek from
the bridge across Powell River on the
road leading from the main state
road over to Dryden, 1t is from this
place that the northern district OF
Lee county takes its name.
LoveIady Again
II will he ,aca,led ,be+ som -
Bence's nartv ascopad and Tho, ,.o
had NOT rom. IN wb.n "tba a,i,
adjourned" same ~ ,b.s. Indians
must have reasoned that the plans of
the whites had worked so perfectly
mat they must have had information
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II for IL shell to
bake Inacaronl
with cheese. Cook
one cupful OF
inacaroni In salt
cd water until
tender, drain and
put with well sea
soned white sauce
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WHAT TO EAT

After using the center from an
Edam cheese. save the shell and uss
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A PAGE PARTICULARLY FOR WOMEN READERS
W2e KITCHEN
GABLNEfHzza
Eht, WE, Wcstorn Nswspapsr Union

Copyright. isEs. Western Newspaper Union,
a glimpse OF sunshine. sparkle OF
dew.
a cloud and rainoow's warning.
Suddenly sunshine and glinN OF blue,
s An April day in the morning.
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Ne.o Ribbons

A beautiful assortment
Of the most popular
styles and colorings In
demand for al trimming
purposes and millinery.
The following special val.
ues for Monday.
Wide Two-Tomed I'M.
hons, so yard.
Marrow Two.Toned Rlh-
hons, fron 10 70 30
yard.
MORE RAbous, In
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Five inches wide. q Sc
yard.
Seven inches wids. q
$50 yard.
Plain and Fancy RID
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and hair bows. wv
Goldehbcrg'
Floor.
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$50 Lining
Satin, 81 Yard

3e-inch Lining Satin.
in black md an assort-
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Q rich satin face light
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Soc Mercerized Foul
ards, S5c-32-inch Mer-
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75c Satines, 6oc-0en-
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Beauty Chyne Lining
Satines, beautiful soft
finish qualities. for lin
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garments. In lavender.
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mill seconds 80. wv
Goldenberg's-Flrst
Floor.
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Fancy Turkish
TOuels, S9c

Only 10 dozen at this
low price-Beautiful Fan
cy Turkish Towels, in
various pretty colorings;
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seconds Of values; worth
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Come early, AZ they may
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Huck Towels, 12hc-
All white Huck Towels,
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Knit Underwear

W0men's Extra Sine
Vests, crochet neck and
arms; low neck and
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Of CSC values. %. wv
Misses Gause Cotton
Union Suits, low neck
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length pants, drop seat:
neck finished with draw
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years yes Worth 39c
Boys Athletic Union
Suits, of good quality
nainsook; sizes 10 to 1s
years; seconds Of IS~
69c values. ...... ON
Goldenberg's-First
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19
Lone SECRETS
Of j. 5. EAGLE
WILL Be Barred
Science TO Record Home Habits
Of Bird which Adorns
Gold Piece.
IS FEATHERED ARIsTocRAT
Aged Couple with Aeris on Lake
Erie Also Has Winter
Home.
BY WILLIAM J. HUSKE.


-.r- /,
CLEtELANDs Marcn 1c.Ano
now science II going to record and
rive to the world In It's minutest
details the housekeeping habits.
Hhe love .a~rrts md the family
Ers - ~ n.-;-Sr asgls az
" t1o ~ VIZ
HoDae piru Wnoso nAen7Ss evv.ne
our coins, ana whose uRnting
spirit II believed to make the
people whose virtues II person.
fies unbeatable IN var.
No. -. 49,
Il
nugs eagies nest located 90
tween this city ana Lorain. ON Lake
Erie. near tho training camp Of
Johnny Kilbanc. champion feather
weight boxer. win be placed under
oe opselv IN Tins sprnnS, sun
fscaitv AZ We.tern Reserve TTn,var.
aify. ana vhsf fhev discover about
fhs i,sa hahit. ~ the "a rle. VIII, later
- esv.n 70 the ycrId ~ v,a. an.
nouncsd.
rrrs r..tor r.th.~ n..t. >o,.
.h Inc nestEos, rs, 49,, nes,s, ,d Ior
birds and maintains a winter and
n11vV1vv,>V h0vv4n-f~ 6,r0o e.
s~Hntw ar s,aus. us tanI
49,. cra.ch ~ hmsa ~ ~ ny, M
.SA..,ss n VI s - ~ III vs
sH Ivt aDout I'LL Mne
n ons =. tne Wy ne1vy urs'
49, Is an tne Aaloa,e west. Inc
mer nomS, Wnere the young ALe
Ine more presentious,
however, IN TINS respect oiiIerin8
xrom human folk. IL a nice young
amp can Dc caught In the taions
o. the eagle its wool 10 used 70 nne
Sne nest Wnere the young are reared.
Cut no sucn comforts acorn the
nome OF fatner ana motner eagle
surans the WINTER months.
Birds Mako Inspection.
Tho pair which are to be observed
En-. rr...r. $500, h.v. .r.,, ,h.,r
summers IN tho one nest ana tneir
winters In another about four miles
distant. Already. Il IN said. although
the migration to summer quarters
a still some time distant the old
birds have made . tour OF inspection
TO see = things are a. they left them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19

Sl.5s BIeached Sheets Sl39-S1xss
size for double beds; perfect quality;
made Of heavy round thread q "a
sheeting cotton ............
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500 Bed Spreads, S1.SS-Crochet
Bed Spreads: full double-bed size;
perfect quality; in handsome 60 %
$3.50 Bed Spreads, S24s-sox100
White Dimity Bed Spreads mote
s the s1tr. 'i.e'; standard $2.49
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and all. Just take the advice Of .
host of pretty girls and women and
get a so cent box at any drug store
of Stuart's Calcium Waters. They
begin work right away to clear the
blood. stimulate the skin. cause i'm
purities to dry up and disappear and
soon the skin turns clear and
peachy you begin to look the pic
ture of skin health and life is then
full Of happiness, as 1t should be.
Don't fail to get so cent box Of
Stuart's Calcium Waters today at
any drug store.
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Table Daznask,
Seconds of 79c
Quality, 39c

A chance to buy the
needed table cloths at q
big price concession-full
72-inch Mercerized Table
Damask. q soft finish
heavyweight quality that
will give unlimited wear.
In an assortment Of pref
ty neat patterns. The
imberfectipns are hardly
noticeable and will in no
way affect the wearing
qualities. Nimit ave
yards.)
GOldenberg's - First
Floor.
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S3Ao BED Spreads. S2.2S-Crochet
Bed Spreads: fun double-bed 90 Ok
sise: In Aarssilles petterns-.
sc Pillow Cases, 3sc-45Iss Hem
stitched Bleached Pillow Cases; very
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$50 Pillow Cases, a5c-100 dozen
Run -of-the-Mm Bleached Pillow Cases,
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COTTON
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Quauty
GoldonberG's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19
Few Years Make
Big Difference
In Bathing Fads|

CHICAGO, March IS.
WHEN David r. Forgan,
~ president of the National
City Bank, was . boy, girls
who wanted to battle would
enter a.carriage drawn by .
blind horse and driven by .
blind man, he told members
Of the Bank Club.
"They would disrobe In tho
carriage" he said. "The
blind man would drive them
out waist deep into the surf.
As proof Of the march Of
progress, 60 to any OF the
beaches now and see how
different It all is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19
81. Seamless Bleached Sheets
=; e. SCI: e r. Csc

purchase Of 100 Seamless Beached Sheets the wanted
81x9Onch double bedsade of heavy durable sheet
ing cotton hand-torn and ironed, finished with deep HEM
Termed imperfect tns which i'm.
wearing quality You win want to supply al your needs "
this saving
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19

Plain Nab Tuo-Tone Tueeds
Popular Herringbons
TUeeds
Scotch Mixtures
$500 Atwood Skirtings, $685.
inches wide; In q beautiful assert
ment Of novelty -plaids and fancy
STRIPES ras,s,i handsome color com S2.69
DinatiOn8
Sl.50 Storm Serge $1.1s-54 inches
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cream ..................... cl.l0
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40 inches wide; q fine close crepe
weave quality; in blacl% navy. mid
night. copen. tan. mode and e1 TO-
GoIdcnberg's-First Floor.
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ADvERTIsEMENT.
Gives Complexion
Real Beauty
ADVERTISEMENT
Stuart's Calcium Waters Have Won
dorful Action TO Rid Face Of PIN
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Crepe Weave Ratinspun, B6c-S6
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weave; q high-grade cotton fabric for
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the popular high sport KS~
colorD .................... VON
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Check Homespun Eponge, $3.50
inches wide: one of fashions most
popular cotton weaves for spring and
summer wear. In q beautiful assort-
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white overchecks .....,....... SOS
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-lrish TsDesd Mixfurss
-Canaeps Hair TOseds
Stripe NoUelfy TUseds
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SEES Wool Sport Flannel, $1.ss-54
inches wide; all pure wool quality,
close-woven, fine-twilled grade; In
tangerine, golf red, salmon, orchid.
tan. copen jade rose parrot green.
Pekin blue etc. The favored ma
terial for sport suits and coats,
also separate e1 90
skirts ........
S1.89 An-Wool French Serge, $1.49
-54 inches wide; close-twilled quail
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Drown ...-...............
soc Broadcloth, $3.50 inches
wide: Atwood quality; with stylish
velour finish; in black, e. co
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81 Satin Plaid VOiIes

IS Inches WIDE EDery Yard Fresh, NeU and L0uely
These Satin Plaid Voiles the newest and most E0
beautiful wash fabrics produced for OCC
1922 At this saving Of nearly oneha women
will economically anticipate their dress needs.
Made Of finest quality yarnssuperor qualities that will
be recognized at a glance.
. beautifully
black and white
styles that entirely and distinctive 30 inches vida
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19
A Wonderful .Pre-Easter Sale of
Beautiful Silk Underwear
At u Price and Less

The demand for Silk Underwear No longer is
considered luxury to be enjoyed by the few but
priced within the reach of the who have to know
appreciate its superiority AS the result of wonderful
purchase of these beautiful silk garments offer the
desired kinds savings Of onehaf and Don't
miss the opportunity.
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Cloves for
Spring Wear

Women's Suede Gaunt-
let Strap Wrist Gloves
Fancy embroidered back;
In mode and 60 40
gray; all sizes. VAsH~
II m ported Kidslkin
Gioves-Two clasp over
seam style; in tan mode.
beaver. gray. black 0Sc
and white. 1900. WV
Kayser's 16button
ChamOisette Clio ve-
Spear-point back; In mas
tic and gray, CT TX
covert and white UAsAO
Kayser's SILK Gloves
Two-clasp style, double
tipped fingers; in gray,
pongee, mode. black and
whit, Tn,,s; all 79c
Goldcnberg's - First
Floor.
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54-h. AU- Wool ILUeeds

THE Better Quality Spring TDeeds
Women who make comparison of quality CT co
and price will appreciate what it to buy splsOO
popular Atwood Tweeds oldenbergs tomorrow for
81 yard The seasons popular materials for sport
suits and skirts and for general wear.
Strictly all wood-54 inches wde-splendd variety Of
;nrI,d
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-19

$3.50 SHk ChenitSe, $z.98
women's Jersey silk Chemise, with
handsome lace Jokes; also some with
hemstitched tops: pink and purple
ribbon shoulder straps; perfect quail
ity; broken sizes.
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$500 Silk Ca7,isOles, $40

Women's Jersey silk Camisoles,
with lace yokes. also hemstiched tops;
ribbon shoulder straps; pink only;
sizes s to 8; perfect quality.
Goldcnbcrg's-First Floor.
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SEC Yard-Wide Tan POngee

yard-one Of the highest grade silk and ca
This particular quality 10 woven In the w
which gives 1t q very distinctive appearan
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-18
FIGHT OR
FORFEIT TITLE
New York Commission
Passes Resolution Aimed
At Kilbane

New York, May 17.-The New York
state. boxing commission today adOpt-
ed a resolution obviously directed at
Johnny Kilbane, worlds feather
weight champion. calling attention to
the New York law that his inactivity
can be made the basis for declaring
him to have. relinquished the, cham
pionship as far as New York state is
concerned. a
The commiaaionshowe deeided
to ignore the challenge Of. Johpny
Dundee, who posted forfeit Febru-
Try %. to show his sincerity in de-
manding a match with Kilbane.
No explanation Of this phase Of the
action was offered by the commission.
In announcing it's dismissal of
Dundee's challenge, the ccmnission
directed attention to the New York
laws which say ANY boxer winning. a
championship must defend his title
in a bona ide, bout to q decision
against the best available. contender
within a period Of six months. from
the date of his becoming Sschampion
and every subsequent SIX months, if
''qualtied challengers appear"
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Recruit Stops Suggest and
Clouts a Circuit and Triple
For the Yanks.

ssNew' York, May 1s.-George Muir
ray Of Miller Higgins pitching con-.
f~tellation won the second game Of the
cleveland series almost single handed
Yesterday. The Ncrtn>>Carolina re-
cruit relieved Shawkey with the In
dams four runs ahead checked fur
fiher scoring and Knocked out a
Snomer with two on that put the New
York team in the Running. He also
contributed a timely triple, the Yam
kees winning 6 to a.
The champions increased their lead
~ st. Louis lost to Boston, A to 8.
Tillie Walkers home run, scoring
Johnston ahead Of him, broke UP a
a3-tnning duel between Beimach and
faber and gave the Athletics a 8 to
triumph over Chicago. 1t was
fourth, straight for the Mackmen and
put them in undisputed possession OF
third place as Detroit did not play.
h st. Louis Cardinals went on a
batting spree at the, expense of
Crimes and Gardiner Of Brooklyn,
winning II to 0, and gaining on the
Giants who were idle. Sherdel regis
tered his sixth straight victory and
Roger Hornbsy clouted out his sixth
home run. n .1
Bunched hits enabled Chicago to
defeat Boston 6 to 3, while Donohue
held Philadelphia to three singles and
Cincinnati won an alright game I to