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suffer before their bableS are born. =
Mrs. WM. JOHNSON, Box l55, Park
Rapids, MINI.
To marry and arrive at middle age
without children is { great disappoint-
ment to many women. Think of the JOY
and comfort other women have in their
children as they grow older.
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has helped TO bring great happi-
ness to many families by restoring wo-
men to health. Often the childless home
is due to a run down condition of the
wife. which may be helped by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t
brought health and happiness into the
home Of Mrs, Johnson Why not to
voprsP
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volved in the case escaped. The raid
was made II miles north of Rocky
Mount in section in which prohibl-
ton agents have been busy for sew
eral months destroying stills. A
charge of illicit distilling was lodged
against the youth.
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ARRESTED AS MooNSHINER

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Clyde Buck
ner, 14-year-old boy of Redwood,
Franklin Co., who it is alleged, Is
a moonshiner, was reported to State
Director Harry Smith by
Inspector A. Ii. Powell yesterday.
Three men alleged to have been in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26
DANvILLE TO AID ROAD

Danville.-The Danville Chamber OF
Commerce has been asked by repre-
sentaties of the Lynchburg Chamber
of Commerce to finance 100000 OF the
$500 900 needed to improve the ROAD
from ATTAIN, where the Valley ViKe
ends through Lynhburg and to Chatn-
am. The matter has been taken I'M
don. advisemcDt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26
CHANGE BARRED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of R: A.
Fulwiler, Federal prohibition dlrec-
tor for Virginia, for transfer OF his
headquarters from Richmond to Stau-
ton, his home city, has been refused
it was learned today, because OF IN
adequate accommodations in Staun-
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in Buffalo, n. Y and having accepted
a position with the Metropolitan
Insurance Company will make his
home with his mother and sisters IN
Del Ray.
Miss Belle Kincheloe is the guest
of her cousin. Mrs. o. l. Keys, in st.
Elmo, for few days.
Mr.. Gordon Cato returned to his
home in St. Elmo last evening after
spending the two weeks previous as
4 patient in the Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital. Mr. Cato re-
ceived an injury to his eye from
niece Of flving steel while engaged a.
his work in Potomac Yards. fortu-
natelv he viii not lose his sight, and
hopes soon to fully recover from his
injury.
Mrs. Charles /. Adams, with her
sons. Henry and Roderick, returned
home 10 St Elmo yesterday, after a
season Of visits among old friends
and reiat ives in Newport, r. !.
Miss Edith and Blanche Rotchford,
of Alexandria, were Sunday dinner
guests of Miss Dora Narney, in 81.
Elmo.
Wednesday night prayer service in
the Methodist Church, Del Ray, at )
o'clock.
Through the criminal carelessness
Of wcrkmen who blasted the trees
while cutting new streets on top OF
Mt Ida this past summer, Fred Con-
lon. of Mt. Ida. and several play
fates had their lives endangered
when they found a box Of dynamite
caps which the workmen had lett IN
the woods. When they investigated
they found" a terrific explosion fol
lowed. IA year old Fred lost several
fingers from his left hand and re-
ceived an injury to the right thumb;
miraculously none Of his companions
was hurt. The injured boy was given
first aid by Dr.. Chalmers who then
carried him to the Alexandria Hos
pital where ne is still patient, tho
improving daily.
Baptist pcayer meeting at eight
o'clock Wednesday evening
A Get-to-Gether meeting of mothers
of the community, and also all others
who are interested in child welfare,
will be held in Mr.. Guiffre,s new
store building in the corner OF Peyton
and Mt. Vernon Avenues, In the al
ternoon of Thursday. September -,
at . D. m. This meeting is called for
The purpose of organizing a commune
itv Club that will have social service
as its chief object, and will be unde-
nom;national in its membership
Mildred L. Emerson,
Gazette Correspondent.
Phone 7G5--J2.
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lal-l > \ eye I & otS
Compound when ]
was a Girl for pains
and before and after
my marriage. | now
have = sweet little
baby boy and will
send you his picture
|ifyou wish to publish
it. My sisters also
take your medicine
and find it 4 great
help. and | recon-
mend il 70 those who
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A SWEET LITTLE
baby BOY
Makes = Bright Spot in Every
Home. a Comfort in
Years 10 Come

Park Rapids. Niraesota.-'I have
taken your medicine - Lydia E. Pink
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SUIT FOR CUSTODY

Lynchburg-Suit for the custody
Of John R. Neubauer, aged years,
is being fought out in the Circuit
poned to Thursday for finality. Par
Court here, the case having been post
ents Of the boy were divorced. in 1919
and since each has married again.
The boy has been with his maternal
grandmother. The father now seeks
his custody.
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LIVE NEWS
From

poSEuONT PADDOCK
DEL RAY MT. IDA ST. ELMO
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CITY MANAGER LII
Norfolk.-City Manager Charles F.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Abraham &C
companied by Nh and Mrs. D. +. Nc
Gowan, of Rosemont, motored TO
Gettysburg Sunday for a day on the
{ amous old battlefield.
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Young Richard MCGOWAN VINO has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. K. ..
Cummiss in Boston, Mass, for the
last several weeks, returned TINS
morning to his home with his par
ents, in Rosemont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Emhardt.
of Rosemont, entertained house
party of guests from Philadelphia,
Mrs William Emhardt, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G.. Emerson, and Miss Kathryn
Stokes, who remained over the week
end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Davis, OF Del
Raw. entertained at a "luncheon" yes
terday, in honor of Mrs. Davis Sis
ter. Mrs R. 3. Ward, of Washington.
The guests were relatives OF the two
families.
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Approximately one hundred and fifty square miles
of territory reached by the COmpany's transmits
SIGN lines and feeders All of the City streets and
most of the highways of the County are electrically
lighted from the lines of this company. The demand
for electric service is constantly increasing. 1t is
tmated that during the year 1922, net gain of l.,
26S new customers will be realized. Every dollar OBJ
tanned from the sale Of Municipal Service Company
Preferred Stock will be used to finance the large
amount of construction necessary to serve this new
business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-26

Mrs. A. !. nincIeloe, Of Smith
field. Va. spent the week END with
his daughter, Mrs Owen L. KEYS, III
St. Elmo. Mr.. Keys with his family
and Mr.. Kincheloe motored to Get
tysburg Saturday for day Of sight
seeing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
MADO0NA |SF|T
TO PEDAL AGAIN
italian Star Receivers From In
jury-Drops From Top
to Fifth Place
LINART NOW SETS THE PACE

Almost q months absence off his bike
proved such handicap TO Nincenzo
MaddOna, of Italy. In the 1922 motor
paced points score that this speedy
rider dropped from the top of the list
to fifth position. NinCe's lack of COM
petition was because of an injury suf-
fered in nasty spill at Revere Beach
late in June.
While Maddona was out Of competi-
ton, four other crack riders came along
and passed the Italian. Records up to
date find Victor l.inart. worlds cham
pion and also titlehoder of Belgium,
setting the pace with a total of Is
4 points.
Clarence Carman. the American flier,
y the runner-up with ~. Jules Miguel,
Of France. Is third, having scored GS
points, and George Wiley, another
: Yankee, pedaler, Is fourth with SO.
Maddona's 3 total is 80.
MaddOna has entirely recovered from
Ibis fractured colarbone. and he has
been in training for several days. 4
letter here from the Italian is to the
effect that he has II lot Of confidence in
his belief that hc will be back on tor
Of the point scorers in the near future
The Italian is expected in Philadel
& phia Wednesday. lie intends putting
IN two strict afternoons in training pre-.
pairing for Thursday nights match race
with Clarence Carman, who is Nincen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

HOU Does IT Strike Y0u?
Boxing Charity
C06b's Hitting
By
THE OBSERVER
Sculling ReUiUal

IlOXING n It's cold boodd business It's 49,
golden dollars that lures youth into the appeal Of %
sS S ss. of of. s s s n s too ps % for s% and
The s @ f9 nod 5 w sv s s n'te @ 81 c their " e @ %
Is to M ,. > S'' '"F RED '"'"
as 1s'; sss sss: 'sft fought and m
fans came and crowded house. leaving good money and plenty
the box oe and they bid well and paid high for pictures of Jack %
Spencer a mother wa,
need The the bouts for the benefit poverty
sympathetic generosity Of tho
ring %ss. % s sss: vs :ssss: 1 @ % ps " s @
few years ago autographed baseball was ausnea off three
sd"s sns ,,
takes strength be gentle and there's heap of sentne the
MET %s,noss .s.. % tn :. then Open A..
pretty language '" '"''
Cobb and Speaker Not Touched by Managerial Burdens
THE burdens ball club apparently ob,
Ty Cobb and iris Speaker but lightly
have cracked and 5 the ump DOWN the s"d s dro" " pitchers
ay "ooS hn Ss E"ns s s"
na But the ray cvsnd Leader eloutns the ball we'll
% @ sSs "P this to s a his team about him m
he r setting splendid for his athletes %
took rockies and and patched them
While looking o after the others he playing.
of League still,
less WILLARD states to
= for some time lie never has been.
Popularity Scunimg
has
kill Costello
tltehOder. real when
But ALL Besides Costello
Gilmore and Tom Rooney
And still that's all. Local cls
The popularity Of the
Along oathou Row comment has been
If the n
culng
pulling s s s s3. % the ssys n % the s
scucr
Kelly
Bob Agnew Cndnc; A.
Malta.
DILL WEINERT youthful Phil portsdr. n
tory the Cubs for Wilhelm MOe
MS with double the ninth gaining
h
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BONNER BACK AS
SHANAHAN PILOT
Churchnen Play Stonehurst
Tonight on latter's Field
in Sectional Game
DOBSON OPPOSES SPHAS

On the list OF twilight games for to.
night is one between the Shanahan
Catholic Club and Stonchurst. both
contenders for the West Philadelphia
baseball championship and when these
rivals from across the Schuylkili cIash
Shanahan will be in charge Of the man
agcr that brought them to the front last
year. The game will be played at
Stonehuret's field. at Fifty eighth ard
Walnut streets.
Jim Bonner is back at the head OF
the West Philadelphia Churrhmen and
ho will probably have a number OF new
players IN the lineup tonight. Al
ready he has booked busy week game
for the team.
Tomorrow night Shanahan will be at
home with the North Phillics. on
Wednesday they journey to Chester. OF!
Thursday they are at Hatch Motor ana
then return home. for games with NM
dale on Friday and are at St;awOrldse
& Clothicr on Saturday.
Smith at North Phillies
Two uptown teams that have beer
wide apart IN their negotiations on the
hail field clash at Fourth and Wingo-
hooking streets when Marshall T..
smith opposes North Phillies. These
rivals piay within n short distance OF
cnch other and the store boys are out
with the claim that they are superior
to their opponents Of this evening
Fox Motor. with Johnny Rca at the
helm. makes q trip to Frankford avenue
and Bcrk~ streets and opposes kensing-
ton. John Dailey's crew has come 10
the fore after several months hard work
and is now battling the leaders. Inc
motorists have been reorganized within
tho past two weeks and the addition OF
several new players has added consider
able strength.
Stenton Field Club is now playing al
the home field. Phil -Ellenan and Mus
grave streets, on Monday evenings and
Manager liz Powell has secured the st.
Thomas Club. OF Wilmington, and the
Mount Airy lads will have to extend
themselves. especially If Nitchic is sent
TO the hill for the DclawarCans.
DOl,sOn Mt Sphas
The South; lhilly HebrewsJ after
making a cleanup on the last week.
have the downtown section clear TO
themselves when they take on the J. &
T. Dobson club at Thirteenth and John
son streets. Eddie Gottlieb will likely
use Rube Chambers on the hill, while
the wcavers will depend on Gransbach
or Thummel.
philadelphia Terminal will engage
Nashville Giants at Forty eighth and
Walnut streets. Dick Smith will use
Tommy Volz on the hill against the COL
ored boys who recently defeated Brides
burg.
Many teams are out Of town. Brides
burg is nt Shenandoah. Fleisher at
Lansdalc. Hildale at NOrristOwn and
Be!feld AZ Spring City Royersford.
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TO NUMBER POLO PLAYERS
Spectators VIII Benefit by Plan In
Forthcoming Matches

New York, July 17.-An announce.
ment of interest to all followers of polo
by the Polo Association that in the
fort thcOming international polo matches
at the RumsOn Country Club, the Phil
adelphia Country Club and the Meadow
Brook Club all saddle cloths will be
numbered.
This is of the greatest importance to
the spectators, enabling them to picl,
out individuals and distinguish the
players who score the goals. make the
brilliant ,dashrs down the field and drive
our ~" long mis-, these being the out
standing features in the highly sprr.
taculHr galloEing game.
In polo. more than in any other
sport, are distinguishing marks ncccs.
sary, If for no other reason than the
great distances which separate the
spectators from the contestants.
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Today's Independent Games
and Yesterdays Results
TODAy"S GAMES

=, N1tasemc mc at Minnewa. Seventeenth and
RslAeid at Spring City-Royersford.,
81; G9Smsa at FoEty,s,shth Ward
NJ. E. smith III R at '':e S6P,h 5T,i ph.l.es. Fourth
f Fox "n0sf sa,or at Kensins,on. ss Frankford ave-
Goodfeliows at Hatch Motor. Forty-sev-
~. J; Dobson at South Phily Hebrews
rhirieen,h and johnson streets .,.
Wimins,on I on at at ] steDton Field ciuS. Phil
Elena ana Mussraye sir,ssts s,,ss,n,,, rsru,r,
Forty-eighth and Walnut streets
Bridesburg at Shenandoah.
South Phiilies vs.. American Chain at
Flelsher at 1ansdale.
shanahan at stonehurst. Fifty.eishth and
Monotype at st. Barnabas. sIxty-ffth
street and Elmwood avenue.
- l.chiEh Valley at Karnac Club. Fernh'll
Oppenheim Collins at Rublcam. Seventh
street and Fishers avenue.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81. Carthage. 3: Lansdale. eighteen
Jewish World. 9: Haddon Heights. 8.
Brideshurs, 2; Crsssonac Iisers' 'r,, IN.
AA,amors. !; St. a naEnasasi 9IsIr.si,. .R,na, I. .
ssrn sssrtGam u,,r park rSea 2; inssas'.s, Na"''
IT, Charles il. .supsri9r a: A. 8.
Fottera.l Park. II: Kirkwood. :,
Pottstown. .: Shanahan. 2. T.
EGG Harbor. 3; Medford. Nour'cen IN
Western Electric. 10; Ashbourpne; pec, T.
Media 4. a.. II: 81. Henry's. 3.
Hri.,% HitsSG y G Gpn,IiassiShia sfSEiinsc sconncu o.
PTaG Parad,se. q: rS" PrS,o Aii.stars. 0.
Lincoln Giants: .; ho6Ss@n; "
towards. :; Nashville Giants: g.,
Bushwick, 4; Stonehurst. l.
East New York o; Chester. :. .,,- -,
Bucks County League - Morr'sVii'e' III
Bristol. ii; Falkland. .. c,
South rh,ily Hsorsws south phtly FSnf fHSbrews
Mcrvine Pros. :. L.ansdowne A. A.. N3
!nnings) ,,,,
Commodore Barry. II; san D9rtFso; MI, s,,,s O. n
S3sim%aTv Tanass Weldon. Msn FortyelGh,h Ward. 1
R"rby parby Moose. 10: A5hland A. A.. :.
Northwest a. A.. 4; We!ghtman. :"
StoTn, axsn fp9nIi,:: ToIi,::. q p: New Egypt i,
Gsrns3' Ia MG''s s: Aimar, N; ?. T.,
brooklyn. 4; Logan po,,,s
FaTiqisFso s;tr,is' o: MoorcIand. Id 3
Anderson, 9; subs y.
Oppenhe m Collins. q; Bel! haven y ''''
Broyer Ice Cream. 10: West Pn'iadelph'a
Stars. u. - .,
iTnieum, IIne" iia. Columbia. 3.
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GOODFELLOWS TO START
HOME SEASON TOMORROW
viii Play on Grounds at Fifty.
eighth and Walnut Streets

Bill Lombard. manager of the
Goodfellow baseball team. had decided
not to ploy 'thls season. but he has
again secured the fever. and instead
OF travelling, rs heretofore. the club
will operate as home club.
The first contest will be played to-
night with Hatch Motor on the for
mer's field at Forty seventh and
Spruce streets and the same teams will
play tomorrow at Fifty eighth and
Walnut streets. where the Goodfellows
will stage two twilight games weekly,
on Tuesday and Saturday.
Lombardi has the best lineup he
has ever whipped together. At first
is Ben Gilbert, of HaddOn Heights !:
Archer, at third base, is former
minor Lacquer; Jones. at second, is
from Syracuse. and Rather, who covers
short, halls from Maine.
In the outfield is Mcehan, of the
Montgomery County League: Rapplne.
of West Philly High. and Petit, of
Riverside.
The pitchers are Gnrvin. of Camden
City; Weston and Holt. both down
towners. while the catching will be
taken care of by Jobes, Of Camden
City, or Gable, formerly Of the South
Philly Hebrews.
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Scraps about Scrappers


,onlsh' as : p5smo';sr Tho Losa" H' a,
Ryan has arrangea 4 fYo-bout program.
Tie w;n'-np wl.,! b" b"'wsen Al verbecksn
an! rrAr.'y n,Te'i; m.dIi"weishtf k q
Ims, Salirr Joe K"l,y vs. Joe Phillips,
George it"mar ~. Al Gordon and Jimmy
Bed!ey ~ I..Hn1y Brown,
Open-air bouts. postponed by rain last
with Jackie Moore and Johnny Moseiey in
the wind,up Young Jack Dempsey w.
GsoTse HHSse H1s s CH,FeT i,Tw'" vs. Andy
Jasper White VI. Danny Miller are otner
numbers.
Charley Cross ha. hooked up Preston
Brown, one'tIrnc local crack Negro fea thcr-
liner a, the NaIional Wednesday "' ntvht ttthi'
nSmny pss,s sma AndE NTIe arc 70 be
IGns P"Mroat Es Bat >1 T, crhny cRsyey " hs,
and Phi! Do!"n Va - ny White.
Ted Bro,lia feo.s cunnhen, that Billy
Doyle VII reyeTse the previous decision OF
his match WIN biIi}E Pmpus when this pair
AN eisth.rounder. Doyle IL In swell shape"
says Teddy.
X. o. SAMSON. local lsht-heavywelsht, 10
prepared to 10 TO tho post Eddie Edwards
has had tho big tall in strict training
10 to- go '' against Al stone Eddie Hayes H"s sns ns
Jim Holland. EdWsrds also has Mike
tow,
Tim Droney Ia In training fo- two bouts
Hn % to NEE, Shnmus o Brien at Yonkers
y Y. July 20. and win participate In a
match at Louisville Ky. July -
zoe Kennedy says 10 show how sure
I AN Tn bronze Cnn whip George Chancy |
am r"adv TO post $1,000 forfeit for a bout
In Philadelphia at '2s mounds, rings!de" "
Danny RODGERS Is back In Manayunk after
several weeks vacation In the mountains.
| He is 20 resume training this week and will
| be ready for any ~ the junior lishtwe,shta
| in about a fortnight.
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is Should Stay Ont of Cellar

Ah's home
after that start swing around the crt,b
eighth
Va 'Ne
MaCkmen
will The
time with the
Romnle hurting of
Harris has of his RoIo
have found himself and asy again giving nmso
INTO star ielach had
1ais9n sullivan and Eckert have been work a. ~
ana trio
trip The nhed with Chick Galloway stellar role nv, I
rams something talk about Young
st second his throwing leaving little desired lis nr
batting also has been marked. ' '"H'o''"eht IN
WilH I'H'c NHiker rib,
W r,'h HiH'r aud Wc'ch hitting ''
'" ~ ~ ." 'dT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
IRISH GAMES POSTPONED
or Till 1923 as Americans Refuse
to Compete at Present

Dublin. July 17.--The council Of the
irish Race Games has decided to post.
pone the proposed meeting until August,
loGt. This action Is due TO the refusal
of the Americans to attend.
An official statement issued last night
gives tn" report OF an extraordinary
meeting Of the council ut the Mansion
House. the director presiding and fifty
departments of sport being represented,
to consider cablegram received from
Seamus Dobbyn. who went TO the
United States to seek American support
for the games.
Mr.. DObhyn announced in his mes.
sage that the Americans declined to
participate under present conditions in
Ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

zo's most bitter rival. Whenever this
pair are entered in race great strug-
gle may be expected. and the Philadel-
phin bike fans usually flock out 10 see
them ride.
For Thursday night they will com
pete in three heats. at ten, fifteen and
ten miles. and n victory for the Italian
may boost his standing Il notch or TWO.
Another match motorcycle race on
the program will be the return meeting
between John Patrick. of Newark. and
Felix Patti, of New York. in junior
hve' mile event They met last week.
and Patrick won after a hair raising
grind.
a match sprint race that the fans
have been waiting for will be run be-
tween Francesca Vcrri, Of Italy, and
Bobby Walthour, Jr., best two out Of
three, at a mile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17
Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best today at
| EYrst race, sunny Ducrow. Buck.
wheat, q. Warren; second. Trantula,
Ogarite. Charles J. Craigmles: third,
OSkwood. Bill OFlynn, Rustem !;
fourth, Aiom, Captain Scott, Royal Wis
i,or ffth. Grace Mayors. Hildur, Ln-
rctta: sixth, Duke John, Pastoral
swain. Kewpie O'Neal: seventh, jon
ouinn, Natural. DIR. Rae.
Empire City-First race, l.itt!c Hope,
Relic nf Blue Ridge. Destination; Sec
ond Wayward Lady. Loeghorne, Cath
crime Marone; third, Edict. Contact.
Suspicion fourth. Teddy r., Whisk,
Tuftcr: fifth, ScarccrOw, Irish Pat,
Ghost: sixth, Buxom, Rainbow Boy,
Welcome Stranger.
Donges, much the best, was defeated
by interference in the Prov incial Han.
Iicnp ON Saturday. The winner of the
race ran for the first time under the
colors Of Jefferson Livingston. he
having acquired the young gelding from
Hal Price Headley previous TO the race.
Homeless is a useful juvenile, and has
won three or four good races. bu,
Donges is perhaps the best two year. old
in Canada.
Maple Heights, Cleveland. began q
race meeting Saturday, the second this
season, and has by far the best line OF
horses it has ever had. John :. Renr-
don. of the Montfort Jones stable, won
the Inaugural Handicap. the feature o
the opening day. The meeting is t,
continue for thirteen days. and is con
Quoted by the Ohio Jockey Club.
Hephaist0s was an psy winner oi
the Empire City Handicap. while Johr
F.. Madden's Bud Lcrner proved beS,
in the $500 Whirl Stakes. Empir,
| furnished u good quality of racing Sat
urday.
Thomas Welch, trainer for Joseph f
Widencr. has returned from the Wide
ner breeding farm at Lexington, anc
while there arranged to ship eighteeeI
of the Widener yearlings to Bclmon
Park, where they will be given train
ing. The racing string was shipped tc
/ Saratoga.
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PRUETT IS SEASONS
F PITCHING SENSATION
IN JOHNSON CIRCUIT
Former Missouri Collegian With Battling "Fadeacay,
May Be Bro,cns' Ace in Hole in Pennant Drire.
II Stengel Enjoys Greatest Year in Long Career

CT LOUIS sucks Pruett Missouri t
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