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The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

A mans mental powers fix once anf
for all his capacity for the higher
kinds of pleasure.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

The halter and the shoemaker may
not be divinities, but they shape the
ends of men.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
= aus DOMESTIC NEWS.

fluA Law, ayiatrix and former
Ii n Ing distance flight rec.
j eInes 10 New York, as we'll
y ssiatica records. has an.
s6rsnsnt from flying at
= I u International Ameri-
lndnlIaa ef Fairs and Exposi-
T9ple have lost interest in
Im Law said. Besides, !
1i1sd that Il is better to be
~ nj exAviator than hav.
hinds mourn my death"
I Illlsa of Brownwood will
= lvldelh annual convention
5hle Botslers at Corpus
~ NJ. Lathem was re-
- Y the closing OF the
- II the nineteenth con.
Hlulon Wednesday.
~ community school,
~ ct Nacogdoches. Tex.
asllnitely on account of
= hfiaenz& In that sec.
y ~.
q \ Neff Monday sign.
lia which places in ef.
lats oi Texas the Shep.
Ml recently passed
ND provides "for the
= Welfare and hygiene
- iafaacy and for other
y. 3"
= prOvisions stipulate
ssal government will
iar dollar. all moneys
= De various States in
~ ssccmss effective.
- asrssnent was adopted
= Chicago. H.. Friday
lilsss q more than 1000.
y miners. railroad work.
'A'rsnsn, declaring for
'ssiop Of our forces
a's . more effectively
20 workers in wage
= eeeiiic program for al.
outlined. however, and
~. - j.. ! Lewis Of the min.
= - 'As conference that he
'ynpataetie rail strike
saIlaai miners
~ 4 u, i,
~ ,.,Is..,,' ssrs killed, eight
~ ss's !. ~, .,,slla sad three men
!, I e /. !, . number Of civil. civil.
y / ,lass.ss = s00ard, plunged
! ! i sss.ssd sseaas ieet or more
|. sa ss,s, s1uaaa a at the Hamp-
n or,s,,. a,s' .ase
saee ,has 's =, nave ex.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
Known by Their Hats.

All the various tribes of Persia are
to be distinguished and recognized by
their headgear. SO, at the capital,
Teheran, there is to be seen greater
assortment of hats and headgear than
in any other place in the world. Some
are picturesque, some are ludicrous.
The Kurds, of which there are 100000
in the country, wear hat which
looks like an inverted coffee pot,
black, bound round with gay-colored
handkerchiefs. That of another tribe
is Of white felt, resembling in shape
a preserving kettle. Hats are ex-
clusively the privilege of men. Women
do not wear headcovering.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

One can talk care1essly withou
harm If one doesn't think carelessly
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
i And ABROAD
| LID Item, Of Interest
! Our Readers.
In ENTIRELY clRcLkD
| -, News Of the Week
',,' - isr Busy Reader
~ Z iDsasstie, Foreign
,...u,scroN NEWS.

,sAfHtNG tON
'.,.,,s. .sthorising preslaen' .1 p
,,,'sr Y r,i,s The patents treaty su.' o.
\ germany. which was Sa suv, !.
! .seesas Of the war; was
.isplsd BY the senate. ,,,..n
..,t,,. Andrews republican NJ a.
1ss.d,y proposed T.. to III, u.
s..s. ..rtly through the col
4 ,tates Of s2s.io1' '644.sl'
y. Il the federal govern
] = -, go He introduced a
IA de- treasury department
!. /, refund of the principal
4 ,''.st i / per cent from the
|. \ loans. This would yield
.sil,appe.ooo. Mr.. Andrews , Is,
= a Md the balance needeu
~ soldier bonus could De
~ esuversion Of the British
= nsrietable securities.
4 esvper-volstead cooperative
ID BIN which legalizes coop
4. ,,sochtes Of farmers and pro-
n marketing purposes and
n, tl.u from the Sherman anti
4, has been signed by Presi-
sgdilG
!, pvvislou for the settlements
~. 4 American citizens against
N. ,eyrssating hundreds OF
- Il dollars. lapsed more than
aso. It was learned this
- asifslJ new diplomatic ne.
- silh Germany may be nec-
= b psss The way for a settle
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04
Why7

"Does Mrs. Howard enjoy her
homer "Oh, yes She is not a good
housekeeper."-Jud
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-04

There is always room at the bottom
as well as at the top. and more peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
POSSIBLE TRAGEDY
At MARION RACING
Frank Predmore, Driving Merrill,
Crowded to Fence and When
Thrown From SUIky Receives
Fractured Skull.

Marion. O.. July ia possible
tragedy marked the first days racing
Of the Little Grand Circuits five day
card here today. Frank Predmore,
who was driving Merrill, was crowded
10 the fence at the quarter, thrown
from the sulky and sustained frac-
tulcd skull.
The feature OF the day was the
work of Addie. driven by John Edman
in the Marion Stock Yards $1,000
stake. Addic stepped to seasons
record for three year old trotters. max.
ing the second heat in 12:12A In the
same race Cobwebs, another filley, ne
Sotiated the third heat In the same
time.
Billy Bishop driven by Mullin. an.
nexed the 2:14 pace In easv style. TAX
ing three straight heats. Van Buren,
ran a close second In the first heat.
but fell down and finished way down
in the list in the other heats.
The 2:22 trot was annexed by Dolan
Watts in straight heats. Bcmar made
a strong try Tor honors in the second
and third heats, but Stout guided
nolan Watts in mastery fashion and
easily copied the race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

She had become engaged to the hand
some and tilted foreigner. much against
the wishes Of her family. who were
averse to taking on n life boarded. An
count" she sighed regretfully. you
don't know how my love for you dis
tresses my parents. I have often heard
IN Their say he would gladly give $4,000
Il | should never see you again.
The scion OF nobility sat up excitedly
''E-cs Eat so?" he demanded. And ees
your fazaire IN hecs o1ees now. you
k?"-INKlon weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
BABE MUFFED ONE

New York. July 17-New Workers. had
a chance To sec Babe Ruth catch a base
ball without paying for the sight today.
SO many thousands took advantage of
this great opportunity that police re-
serves were called out.
1t had been advertised that Bob Meus-
CT would stand on top OF a theater in
Times Square at noon and throw base
bail 10 the Bambino on the street.
When noon came II was impossible to
drive an automobile through Times
Square.
That's him: that's the Babe: h! there
Babe" fellows began to shout when a
heavy set man with a checked suit and
audarious yellow silk shirt came lum-
beriug with police escort 10 the car
tracks.
Then Meusel threw a baseball down.
The Babe missed It, but John Kelly. a
thcater cmploye. retrieved It from the
milling crowd. This was considered a
record. Mcusel threw It down again TO
his Yankee teammate and Babe mufed
t. Kelly got It away from the souvenir
hunters SECOND time. The next trial
was successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
GOLF CHA|MP ION
IS bEW|[DERED
GENE 8A1AEEN KA0 1oS n0
SLICE w1NN16 on u;
CTA101oH621
Plans Two Trips TO 1uro1>
1is silver Cup Mea xe1e

New York. July 17.-(By A
Press.)-so excited that he cAaAl
and so bewildered that he c.
Iect his thoughts. Gene SasA{
irving here today, began
what 1t means to be the %
champion Of America. ~
Out. Of the perplexity OF the :
loss hours he has spent sine
the title at Skokie Links IL
the 81 year old champion has I
to make two trips to Europe, q
probably this fall TO learn q
and tho second next summerSI
pete In the British open chan
In the meantime he'll be on
In the United States.
says Black should xAvs Y
He walked into the hotel carr,
large silver loving cup. embed
his honors. He placed II tent
the desk and while he was rel
tho clerkcpeeked under tho e}
then everyone in the lobby <
In a moment his hands We
wrung OF. He struggled VI
room, unpacked his golf. bag1
cned a travelling bag and VI
pack Of letters flood the &c
I'm getting letters from
7 didn't Sealize that IT mean
he pointed TO the floor. I'd
champion. There are checks
Of them. You know John Biz
have won anyway. (Black. tn
old grand father finished seeo
this Is too much for me-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
AMERICAN GOLF COURSES ARE BEING
IMPROVED ACCORDING TO CHAMPION

There Is no chance 10 play safety shot
You might Just as well shoot boldly Tor
the green FIRST as last because the haz-
ards to steer clear OF are there. whether
the approach be long or short.
ODD Wagons are These
One Of tho leading professionals OF
this country had been 10 Pine valley
not long before my visit and they tolt
me an amusing story about his expert
ence there He had been insulted when
n number offered to wager him he could
no, break eighty on his first trip over
,h, course. But when his round was
over he was n wiser II 4 poorer man. as
his score was ono of tho highest this
star has ever made.
also heard of another wager made
Mt Lido TO the effect that &C ain
golfer could not get under ITO Tor the
eighteen holes. He seized the bet
quickly. All went we'll for three holes,
Then came the fourth. goinng prl"''
From tee 10 green II Is $50 yards. ba'
II n wind is blowing you must pay II
as an elbow hole. Going down the iair-
way one has to land his bail over a
creek on an island fairway. The second
shot also has TO carry an extension Oh
this creek.
The golfers bent on cracking ITO actu-
ally holed a shot from one or the traps
guarding this green. But as II nap
rened to be his fifteenth stroke on thi9
hole II is almost unnecessary to say he
never got within sight Of 10.
Courses like Lido and Pine valley are
sure way Of improving the standard "'
American golf. They t"ach inc E"irt
that he must play strokes property IT
he r. ever 20 set anywhere with MS
game. darcsay that II all of US NA
surb tests 10 meet In our daily rounds
mo standard Of golf in America would
improve go rapidly that tn" rhSihiIlt!
list Of the t. s. q. a. would soon lie
cluttered with names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

When Norwich won the Kentucky
Derby as he pleased this Spring. the
indicated three-year-old was hailed rs
n second Man-o'war and the hose OF
the century.
Then comes the Carlton Stakes. run
At the AqueduCt. Norwich was again
strong favorite. All the dope gave him
tho race. 1t was his first appearance
after his first Derby victory.
Rut Harry payne whitney had boss,
WhtskRway by name who was entered
in the Carlton that the dopCsters hadn't
fingered right on. This boss, Whtska- .
way, ran Norwich dizzy. At tho end or
mile he had the Derby winned beaten
blind and staggering. and he won by 4
dozen lengths.
Tho touts squawke some mighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

souaks-Morv!ch was off form. was
Handicapped by too much weight: II
ever the chance came OF second met.
Ing he'd throw dust In the eyes or
WhiSkaway.
This chance came a couple OF weeks
after tho Carlton. The scene was La
tonia. Ky, and the date June q, the
race the kentucky Special. giving
$50. 200. And again MoryiCh laced
WhIskaway along with HlllorN. VINO
earlier this season won the $4,000
Prcakncss and the $4,000 Belmont
stakes. 1t was the same story. Whisk-
away took tho whole field into camp and
thereby proved. for the second Tune
Odds. .
This boss is a big. handsome. formid-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
CHALLENGES

Tho Gaylord Jr. baseball
Martins Ferry challenges any l
old team in tho valley for g.
arrange same call 71oS-R II -
Ferry and ask for Harry BaclN11
The fast LaBelle A c. basS -.
OF tho south Side are wfthqtt q
Yor the next two Sundays NJ
Camb ria. Florence. Mel 1njs
Short Creek. and New MartitaNf1ll
the teams preferred but any IotA1s
class team who also wishes r
abroad for those dates may S7aAol
same by calling or writing Waitef;
lard. Wheeling 36os-J or 1S4rw
G o'clock.
The fast South Side An-Sasu Z
like to arrange q game for Sunday.
some first class IS year old tea1lEl
Amateur class In the Wheeling
Games may DO arranged by
Wheeling 1s1s-R after six o'cio
asking for the manager. Only nr1
teams need apply.
The fast BoydsvIlle Red Do13
like to hear from some first ciAsf
pro team in the Wheeling district
game next Sunday afternoon. Ts
range the game call Bridgeport 81
ask for the manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

abic colt. smooth gated and very fast
All his brothers and sisters are sp!nt-
rrs This fellow. however. proved nus
the last quarter In The Kentucky Spe-
r.al when he beat off ThihodauS, an
outsider. after he had run Norwich into
the ground.
The whitney colt Will do no more
racing until the opening at Saratoga
uCxt month. There he will run up
AGAINST the classcst field Of three-year-
dds IN the courtry-Bunting kat Sang.
Lucky Hour. Runstar. My Play and a
number Of otherH. II Whiskaway can
take these into camp as he has Norwich.
he will surely have earned the title OF
the champion three-year-old OF the 1922
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
SEVEN ARRESTS
Judge Ritz Promises 10 Have Busy Ses.
sion This Morning in Police Court

last night. all to be arraigned In police
court this morning before Judge Johr
s Ritz. Two Of tho seven arrests wert
made for speeding.
William Mitchell was arrested by Po'
l,ccman NCf,wan for speeding on the
National pike. while Cash Dollar was
also arrested by tho same officer tuI
travelling too fast on the National pike
Kitty KookO was arrested by Police
man Flanagan on a charge Of lettering
John Keen. !. Chaton. Andy Dorsch and
Lula MCTOlloch were arrested or
charges Of being drunk. the officers be.
Ing Pastors and Barber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
Challenge Moundsville

The fast Bealla!ro Athletics baseball
team OF Beilaire. who last Sunday AFT
eruoon defeated the stronK Man q War
club OF East Liverpool. challenges ~"
Moundsy!ile A. e. team FOR game next
Saturday afternoon on the Moundsv:Ne
field The team would also He 10 9r-
range game with so1no nrst class
sen.-pro team for game on SUNDAY.
This - the only Sunday date the Ath-
le,ics have open Tor the next seven
we.ls To arrange FOR game write K.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
VANCES WON AGAIN

The fast Vance Memor!a! church
baseball team defeated the Elm Grove
Christian nine In Al interesting game
last evening on the Vance field. Both
teams are members OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
Sunday School league.
The features ot The game were long
his ~ Freese and John Beans OF he
Vance team. who gathered several dur
IN; The game. The game was called al
ire end OF the Attn on account OF dark
moss
Tho score by innings: r. II. f.
Elm Grove. 30 O.
Vance ......2 D < : 3
Batteries: Lee. Gentle and Sscoral:
Yiacc and Beans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
FIRE HOUSES NEEDED

Fire Chief Edward Mciranahan yes
tterdav stated that when council began
10 make the appropriations for the var
ious departments during the coming
year. he would suggest 1" them not to
FORGET in the fire department anpropri-
nfior that tho city H. badly in need OF
several new fire houses.
The two new fire houses badly needed
Is ono at Warwood and the other AT
Woodsdale The chief stated that there
was no additional apparatus needed this
year as tho department was well
cluipHed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
PIRATES, DEFEAT brooklyn
lin HARD lit TING CONTEST

Pittsburgh. July T.-The 9
Pirates defeated BroCklEn mere 80
% ( IN hard hitting contest, f-ll""-
80. al'oprd ..ycn hits and five runs
a. - ,b, four in st,Ss ard was re-
~ ~. ua-,,l,o, " h.o stopped further
N,,,,ux va, Wild and gave
80 - Osc,,ur. whc4tin ,urn was re-
uey.d ~ Vance Th>i &C ore:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
coaa YIELDS WICKED STICK.

Boston. Ruiy 17.--Coobs batting was
The featur d Of Detro!t's victory over
Boston Is TO today. He made i've
hits in as many times at bat including
a double arid a home run. the latter OH
Fullerton inl'thS ninth with two Oh base.
The score hy innings:
D.,ro,, An q 3 | , 3--l6 10
nostor 1870. Is % q 0 . o. N 4
Dau.s Erhike. Johnson and Manion:
Quinn. Pie Ey. Fullerton ard RneI'
LYNCH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
CHICAGO WINS
THIRD STRAIGHT
FROM NEW YORK

New York. July 17.-ChicAh >an It's
third straight from New York> ~.
taking an eleven inning battle in W,,.
both clubs used four pitchers. 3 to ::
The White SoX Tailed the winning run
on Falks single. Sheely's sacrifice and
pinch-hitter Strunk's single. Babe Ruth
raped out his fifteenth homer In the
seventh and in tho eighth Capital and
Mostil drove on, circuit blows in sue
cessive pitched balls.
The score:
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Fan FOR Deherrv In Nhhh.
yI--Ba,t.d for Vance in ninth.
Innings: II, o,o =
3ot,.sT,,,rrr OOl 2lT 3eH-S
Two base ht's--Ward. BigoaS' ha'"
hir.. Tlerrcy =. c1ch. Debcrry.k
stolen haSes--Grimm.
s7crifice-Mamaux. Ttcrney HaTn-
Double plays-Maranvtlle. Ti'n'ey ana
Grimm. :,
Les, on bases-Broklyn 6: Pttst Ersh !
Ease on balls-cfr MamauS ;: Fan'" l
Strickout by MCnauS :: lehoaE"o'S
~ - Innings: of Hanrtlton IS in Q
Pa innings.
HIT by pitcher rs Vance leRas9'
Passed hali-Debcrry. a.
Winning DECENTRALIZATION. ' y
Umrires-Elem and Pf!rman- =
Time Of game 1853.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
Tho Standing.

Today's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York
Cleveland az Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
.SHADS CHALLENGE
WINNER Of SERIES

The Schads baseball nine or IN"
South Side, which Is made up M IN"
Wh!taker-Glcssner and Rrostle aiN
combined. issues a challenge 10 tho VIII
ncr Of the Lorain bridgeport series Tor
The undisputed championship or Bridge
port The manager Of tho SchadS an
rounccd that although IN" present 80
rios IS advertised as for the champion
slip OF :he city the record Of m"
Schads must be Ieckoncd with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
WIN IN A RALLY.

Chicago. July I7.-Chicaso staged an
eighth inning rally. and defeated Phil
sdelpnia today. 5 TO 2. The score:
Philadelphia q i IL |
chicago o n : N-3 3 >
Meadows arc Hcn,ine, Jones and
n'E~1rrel'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
NEW YORK O. ST. LOUIS 2.

- Louis. July list Louis de-
IN. ry New York 3 to = in the thir!
.:.n.c 81 the series today put the cham:
lions = games ahead in the League
race and prevented the possibility Of
the locals taxing the leadership N the
present four game series. The score b.
!nninEs:
New York 2ol q n Ga : I
&, Louis .. q n o o % o
Touey and Z. Smith; Doak McCurdy
md clemens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
FRED fulton WINS
5ug FROM BOB R0PEl

Newark. y. J. July FIRED fuite1
Rochester, Mimi, heavyweight scored n
decisive victory tonight over Bob Rsr1t|
Of Chicago in u round contest aesl
cording to the verdict Of . majority Oh
the newspapermen At the dnfsidA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
American Association

First Gamo Minneapolis 4; ST. Paul
Second Gar1se-Miinncapolls I; St
Paul 2.
Milwaukee Sc Kansas City IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
v-AnELpH1A sLANxEp.

rhlladelph IA July l7.-ClcvcIand 70
Gav defeated philadelphia IN the second
game or the a,ries 20 o. The score by
Innings:
I rhilSGa;p i,.s n o 0 o . % 81
THE and trNe!ll: Harris and Per-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores,

Yesterdays Scores.
Chicago. s: New York. Z
Detroit. 10: Boston, 7.
Cleveland. 5: Philadelphia, o.
Washington-St. Louis, rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
Chicago ! 49,. 900 % % Is
New YORK; ..ol0l . o 5 %
Two bsse hi. Schang. Ruth. Meu

Two b ase hit Schans. Ruth. Meusel
Homerurs. Ruth. Hooper. Mostil. Stolen
base Me GI,el. Sacrifices Collins. Schang,
Mulliran. Sheely. Left on bases New
york 49, Chicago s. Base on balls on
froyt |: Robertson /: schupp !; Rlan-
kenship |. Mays /. Struckout by Rob
ertson Il ,lslankenship l; Hoyt /: Jones
|. Hits ~ Hoyt In l-5 'nn'nsN
ro,rs ~, . ca: Murray none IN l;
NAYS . g., .: Robertson ls In @-3'
Schupp n, rae (raced only one hatsmnn) :
Blankenshsp | in l Ia, Leverette (cor-
recD 2 in !.
Passed bail Schang. winning pitcher
Rlankensh't7. Umpires Evans and Dineen
Time 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
International League

Eawark s. 10: 5. Buffalo u: Is:
PAsdlrS, Syracuse no game Wet
grounds.
Baltimore 2: Rochester :.
Jersey Cty-Torcn'o postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18
REDS BEAT BRAVES !
IN TENTH INNING

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 1.-THE Feas
won from the Braves today IN ~ IN
riuSs. 6 To :. Both Couch ana "a'r
rer, knocked out Of the box early IN me
canlc The score:
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Southern Association
1ttanooHa ?

MohNn 7: I'll u'IaNOHRl :.
New Orleans Y; Nashville s.
Little Rock atlanta postponed. :
larta missed tr RGu.
MemphIs-Biri bingham postponed rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-18

Men ana W0men,-WnotnS u
svsr build yourself up 70 yo0 8
fest right weight depends on TIE
Der of blood -oells In your bloe
IN there 10 70 It It's .. scens10e
II your blood cell factory tSut
fng night, you win b run.doyA
your blood viii Be- In dtoof10f
perhaps your face win Be bfekeo
With pimpies, eiackheads and
lions. q. 8. 9. keeps your 49,
factory working fun tina . u
build nsw blood-cslls. ThafR
8. 8. 9. builds up thin, rundown ,
pis II puts firm flesh on your eooe J
ROUNDS out your face. armo -
itmba, the whole body. Il p90 :
'.pink in your chsekl Il. tAkeg
hollowneas from the eyss, ana - g
Father Time by smoothing out
fies in men and women BY "piDm0
them up. 8. g. 8. II . re0ASke
blood purifier. While you are -
plump, your skin erupttoa2 vDoe1
blaekhsads, acne, rhsSmattsn. ~
letter, blotchss are being Nvo
Tho medicinal ingredients q =
are Euaranteed purely vegeen1l
8. 8. g. In sold It all drug storeA n u
sizee. The larger size u ~ -
economical
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The Standing.

Today's Games.
Boston A. Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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Mexico at nne time included all land
from Panama TO Vancouver island.
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Two base hirS-pun'ar. Nixon, HoINe'
Three base hItS-IRuOert. Harper
Duncan Watson. n,~
Homc-uns-Bohne, Cruise. Gibson.
Sacritices-powcji. Holket2l.
Double playS-Cavener 20 pauhert 70
Caveney. keck L. rineil. Ford 10 Hoi"e'
Enpa - Ford to Holke.
rff on Dase>---EoStCu .. CinCtnnatl II
Rasa on hallS.--oti couch 2 Schn"t l.
watson 3: Lansing :: McQuillan
S,rockcut by Couch |, Lansing |. =.
Mrs of couch in ; innings. OH
,;i'iespte in 3 innings; OF Schnen !
IN : innings: kcCk | In innings; pr
l.rnsing 5 IN 2-3 innings; off MdQuilian
= IN ia innings Winning pitcher
X LOSING pitcher McQuillan
r-mptreS-Sentelle and Mccormick.
Time OF game 2.l5.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YesterdaJ's Scores.

Now York. :: ST. Louis. ,.
Cincinnati. S: Boston. =.
Pittsburgh. S; Brooklyn, 8.
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, :