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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
PLAINFIELD

See Marie Provost in "A Partisan
Scandal" also good two-reel com
edy Friday, Dec. s--adv.
Social dance at S. and ID. of L. hall
Plainfield, Saturday, Dec 0. Music.
three piece orchestra. Admission, SOC
Supper, 25c per plate. Floor manager,
Don Switser.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Choice selection of Christmas cards
at browns Drug store.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Swinson of
Mortified were visitors in the city yes.
terday.
Middlebury college glee club, Quarry
Bank hall, Tuesday evening, Dec IL,
o'clock. Club members admitted by
ticket; public 35e. Tickets at Browns.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07

its discontinue. It was so nearly dead
it had to be lifted bodily out Of the
water into boat and had lost the use
of its hind feet SO that it made no at
tempt TO fight its rescurers After
time it recovered and hoped away,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, DECEMBER !. 1922.
The Weather.

Snow and warmer tonight; Friday
snow or rain and warmer; increasing
east and southeast winds, probably be-
coming strong.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get Christmas evergreen basket at
20. F. S. fair Dec. s, Quarry Bank hall.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-07
NORTH MONTPELIER

See Marie Provost in "A Partisan
Scandal" also good two-reel com
edy Monday, Dec. ll.--adv.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE FLAG
RACE BECOMES TIGHTER

Contenders in the American League
were punched a trifie closer as a re-
suit of the Browns defeat at the
hands of Philadelphia and the eighth
straight victory of Ty Cobb's Tigers
over the Yankees. S to l, while the
Chicago White Sox continued their
winning drive by trouncing Boston,
to 0.
The Athletics owe their to VIC
tory over the league leaders to the
terrific hitting of Tillie Walker, who
crashed out two homers and took the
American League clouting lead from
Ken Williams of the Browns with d
total of twenty-three four-base blows
1t was Walkers tenth this month
and the third time within the same
period that he has hit a brace of
homers in a single game.
Adolph Rettig, a sandlot recruit.
held the Browns to nine hits in his
major league debut.
Rogers Hornsby, whose heavy hit
ting has been the handspring in the
drive that has carried the st. Louis
Cardinals within half game of the
Giants. pulled victory out of the fire
for Rickey's men with a homer in the
ninth that scored three runs and beat
the Boston Braves. 7-6.
Nehfs pitching enabled the Giants
to defeat Cincinnati in the first game
Of the series. 5 to 2: Wilbur Cooper of
the Pirates smut out Philadelphia, q to
0, and Brooklyn lost to Chicago, 5 to
S. after getting away to an early
lead.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Games are being sought with teams
of Glencarlyn, Vae Address T. O.
White. Glencarlyn, Va, or phone
Clarendon S32-F-13.
Del Ray, Va. has an opon date for
Sunday. Address Manager Wells.
Carlyle apartments, or phone Alexan-
andria 1886. after 6 pm.
Lexington A. C. IL requested to get
in touch with the Linworth A. c. to
complete arrangements for their
game.
Sherwood A. C. reserves are look.
ing for games with thirteen-year-ol
teams. Call Business Manager Hays
any evening except Sunday between
and at North 1sS2-W.
Cherrydale A. C. will go to Fort
Washington Saturday to meet the
Soldier outfit. Cherrydale players are
asked to report at 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue at l o'clock.
Sunday the cherrydale nine will en-
tertain Clarendon.
Rosslyn Packing A. c.. recently Or
ganized. is looking for games on its
home field. Address ]. R. McCauley,
20 Fairfield street, Cherrydale. Va.
Dominican Lyceums arc anxious to
arrange a game for Sunday to be
played at Washington barracks. Call
John McI,ermott, Franklin 5715. be-
tween 1 and 6 pm.
stanley A. c. will play the Bloom
ingdale A. C. nine Sunday on dia-
mond No of the Monument grounds.
In their last game the Stanleys
blanked the Tabulating Machine
Company team, IA to 0.
PInelM Of the independents famed
fifteen men in the game his team
won from the LexinHtonS yesterday,
to 4. -.
Clever fielding enabled the War
wicks to defeat the Pirate A. c. yes
terday 10 to g.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
WESTERN CLUBS In BOTH
MAJORS SHOWING CLASS
Superiorty of Contenders Located in Sunset Section
Marked in Past Two Weeks-Cards Are Show.
ing Way With .785 Percentage.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK July o0-Fo western teams
both outpIayng
decivey that western justified in telling his
crony go get The difference
National, condition
National League club has been playing ball
percentage 7ss this of the ball
making astounding headway If
spring the woud not be extraordinary but it i,
rivals and than that have been oupaying club
Hickey wn
Against work of the ST Louis
stride They nearly they
Iouis
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Verify 1t was kids day from gong
sound to whistle, and the old bric-a-
brac who couldn't feel the thrill
oughta cut out amusements and pre-
pare for the herehfter!
O, course Old Sol mighta been a
bit more sociable, but even at that.
there was sufficiency in the inclosure
to dee-light Rotary and make the
Boys Club delirious!
va couldn't throw stone in the
Erandstand without hittfn' Rotarian.
Down where l kept score there was
a whole mess of 'em. incloodin' Frank
Jelleff, president of the Boys Club.
John Dolph, its vice president: Ed
Graham, Frank Shipe. William A.
Leetch. Joseph Oliver. Percy Thomp
son. Phil Hermann. Bob Hicks.
Proctor Dougherty, o. ]. DeMoll.
Samnel ]. Prescott and Charlie A.
Hammett!
oh, yes, there was Kiwanians there,
too, also Lions. Claude Woodward,
Lincoln Townsend and Mark Lans-
burgh nearly drove me bugs bor-
rowin' my pencil, while a bit in the
offin' 1 could see our own city post
master, Merritt o. Chance. with party.
while still further on was ST Bournn
roarin' his head off with a whole
flock O. Lions! l calls 1t cooperation!
Folks are so used to seem Commits
sioner Charles Keller in uniform that
when he skidded in by his lonesome,
all dolled up in civvies, one
"crocadile" had the audacity to ask
who he was! 1 can stand anything
but ignorance!
And mebbe Bandmaster Charlie
Wise didn't keep his crack Navy Band
on the job. The zum-Zum tooter
n.hrly busted a blood vessel along
about the sixth innin'! Classy per-
formers, these birds!
when President Griffith let down the
barrier that permitted the Boys Club
outfit to make for the stand A. D.
Langley of the grounds stan had the
temerity to hold back one little
"onion" who tried to get frisky!
Jedged by the boos that followed
reckon A. D. is .ruther sorry he done
it!
And speakin' of kids. for a while
set between Roger and Walter
Peckinpaugh. the two bright young
sters Of our popular shortstop, and
when, in the second. old man Peckin-
paugh made ruther wide heave TO
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Palace A. G. wants gnmes with un-
limited class teams to be played on
the. diamond at 9Th and B streets.
Phone Manager Taylor, Franklin 57Ss.
after $50 o'clock
Alexandria Rosebuds defeated the
Barret A. c. yesterday. I to 3. For
bookings with the Barrets call North
1864 after o'clock.
CAPITAL Traction players will motor
to Manassas. Va, Sunday for q game
with the White Rose team Of that
place.
Resolutes were returned victors Of
mainly to the twirling of Hale. For
games in the fourteen ffteen-year-
old class call Manager Kennedy OF the
Resolutes. at Lincoln 1892. between
$50 and o'clock.
the Plaza diamond Saturday between
$3.50 and $50. is looking for game
with some first-class combination.
Address Robert Cover. 1902 North
Capitol street. or call North 1926.
Ariel A. c. players. who will meet
the Independent Juniors at Benning
Saturday, are asked to get in touch
with Edgar S. Duvall. The Ariels
have won sixteen out Of twenty games
this season.
Warrington Cardinals, q Junior
team. has won twenty out Of twenty
hve games this year. They will play
the Chevy Chase Juniors Saturday
and on Sunday will meet the Jeffer-
son at 9Th and B streets southwest.
Tho Cardinals may be booked by ad-
dressing Robert Hitch, 1850 I'd street.
Milan A. C. frn its string to nine
teen straight yesterday. when II de-
feated the Bowie nine, IL to 1. and
the Genaconds, to 3.
Saturday and Sunday Eames are
wanted by the Fort Washington team.
Address the manager Of the nine at
that place.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
ON THE SIDE LINES

No crowd Of similar proportions
ever made more noise than that when
turned out for the Boys CIub benent.
The youngsters whooped 'er up on tne
slightest provocation, but with CoVey
right" their vocal efforts were un-
availing.
The Indians welcomed the victories
Yesterday of Detroit and Chicago. IL
put them a game closer 10 the pace
settlers and that's whom they're out to
overhaul.
Harris got those ptomaines. or
whatever they were, out OF MS sys-
TEN and returned to service. with tne
result that he still holds with Rice
the distinction of being the only
Griffman on the job in every game
played to date this season.
Goslin played his second game since
May 30-seven weeks. The Goose
looked natural out there. taking a
header in the left field roller rink
in going after McInnis' liner In the
second. But he got 1t.
wamby was knocked. from under
his cap in fielding Goslfn's roller on
the lire in the second when Brewer
crashed into him. He never loosened
his grip on that pill. however
Gardner made a nice running catch
of Bush's foul in the third. He took
the ball over his shoulder. put dld u
with such nonchalance that the feat
appeared easy.
Sneaker tried to pull something
when he trapped Bush's little fly with
Grjfrs on second and first in the
fifth. but Harris was awake and
dashed to third. SO all Spoke's strate-
gy netted was a force-out at the
midway.
sprine.is.here poses to flch Cove
leskie's foul out of a field box In
one S hand while leaning far over the
railing.
Harris was Speakerized in the sixth
whom Spoke galioped over and back for
Bucky's potential triple. iris just
gobbies EN- Soggy outfields ap-
parently have no influence on his
ankle work.
The Nationals used two pinch hit
ters. Milan tried his hand at the
game in the ninth, but with no
better success than Smith two in
nings earlier.
Gkarrity's arm seems to be dead"
The Indians are just the crew to take
advantage of such condition. too
Three of them p!lfered yesterday. but
it must be said that the leads they
obtained off Brillheart and not Pats
throwing was to blame.
Milan would have had a much
better chance for decision IL he
had called on Ray Francis long be-
fore he did. 1t was apparent early
that Brillheart wouldn't do. He was
atrociously wild, for one thing.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

The second best squirt has been
made by Cincinnati. If the Reds had
any consistency they might be a
team to conjure with. They haven't
displayed stability and their errauc
dashes and retreats are characterts-
tic OF a Cincinnati combination. They
have been playing against the east
at home. however at about .7S0. and
IL they had displayed any major
league stamina while they were max
ing their way through tho east on
their first trip they could be rated
as a club of some merit.
Vests Margin Decisive.
In both major leagues the west has
outplayed the east SO decisively that
IL the same ratio were continued on
the next shift of clubs it would indi-
cate an almost certain western vic
tory in the big~cii cults this year.
Bear that in mind when the next
schedule change comes into effect. 1t
Evening star., 1922-07-20

may have more to do with the pen
nant races than anything except the
increasing inability of old timers TO
make good.
Go, you Cleveland. While every
body except the Cleveland folks has
BEEN all attention to the receding
Browns and Yanks, who are grad
uaily being pulled into the mid-sec-
tion of the American League race,
the Indians have been filing up on
shandygan from the fountain Of
youth and have crawIed back 20 tho
500 mark. being now close enough
to the leaders to be eating raspberry
pie from the top shelf II they can
keep the pace for another week.
Thus enters another complication into
the sweet young life of Miller Hug
gins, who is being razZed right aud
the lordly bunch Of athletes who are
high privates in his chosen company.
The repartee which is daily feil-
ture on the bench of the Yanke. dug
out is cutting. coarse ana caustic. A
tendency to gossip. which attends tho
parliamentary governing of the team,
has made OF the Yankees one of those
talkative outfits which manages to
hang together by sheer centrifugal
force.
Browns Look None Too Good.
The Browns look no better than
they should. They do not set the
pace away from home that a high
class team needs. They are visibly
weakened by the fact that they have
no third baseman of a high degree of
skill. 1t seems almost incredible that
a team with the potential strength OF
the Browns should be permitted to go
around the country with such lack
of substitutes as has been evident
since Ellerbe was damaged. 1t would
be q lesson of bitter import TO the
st. Louis wouid-be champions if they
should lose d pennant almost within
their grasp because the business pol
icy of the club was like the bark Of
the tree in the matter OF keeping
players in reserve.
The Giants, starting east and get
ting several hundred miles nearer
home than St. Louis. managed to win
from Cincinnati. The first pitcher
they faced was the much beaten Mr..
Luque. The Giants are singularly
favored by butting into the Reds
when their pitchers are a!ling. How
ever. Luque has lost. more games this
year than any other pitcher, SO he
has the habit.
(Oopyrixht, 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-20
Upton NOT PLANNING
FOR YACHT CHALLENGE

LONDON. July 20.-The Standard
yesterday evening reported that Sir
Thomas Upton was planning to build
a new yacht with which to make an
other attempt to lift the Americas
cup.
The secretary of Sir Thomas, how
ever. informed the Associated Press
that there was nothing to justify such
a report and that no challenge for
another race had been sent to the
United States.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
COVEY, UHLE AND MORTON
TOTE TRIBES BOX BURDEN
Polished Work of Polish Spitball Manipulation Gives
Speakerites Al Win Over Criffs in Opener.
Their Tenth Consecutive Victory.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

revived through necessity Tristram
Speaker, proved bowling its initial trial
Park yesterday, when sable crowd of Roaans and
their mostly Stanisus Coveekie make the
roll and play dead The arded
the Boys Club OF Washington organization said
realized handsomely the activities,
strictly Cleveland
the Indians $3.50 basis and lost reduced the
their goahr
for the
Evening star., 1922-07-20

feited to Cleveland Park Another
forfeit and the Indians automatically
will remove themselves from the Sc
ries.
Two. runs in the seventh inning
gave the Anacostia Eagles a 2-to-1
verdict over the Mount Rainier EN-
blems in the best game of the day. 1t
was a pitchers battle between Usil-
ton and Hoffman.
Tenleyt0wn. readmstted to the Sc
ries, and Knickerbocker A. C. will
meet on the latter's field this after
noon in the big game of today.
Sherwoods and Shamrocks. booked
for Sunday. will be played Saturday
at 18th and D streets southeast.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

SBatted TOT Ghdfflty IN YIN InnIng
HATED for Brillheart in 7th inning.
Cleveland w o o.
Washington -. o y o 1 U O-l
Two-base hits-Harris. Speaker. Stolen
bases-Evans, vambsgauss. Wood. Sacri
hces-SewelI, Speaker, Wood. Left on bases
Cleveland. 9; Washington. Z: Bases on balls,
out-Ry Coveleskie, ?; by Briliheart, 2. Hits
or Brillheart. in innings; OF Francis.
o in innings. Losing pitcher-Brillheart
I-mpiret-Messrs Moriarty and Hildebrand.
Time of game-I hour and so minutes.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, July 20.
The Potomac river was clear at Sir
Johns Run today. but was muddy
here and at Washington Junction.
The Shenandoah was muddy.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
DAD MOULTON IS DEAD.

PALO ALTO. CAL, July 20.-Edward
w. (Dad) Moulton. seventy-four years
old, trainer Of Stanford University
track teams for the past twenty years,
died suddenly at his home yesterday
after a days illness. He is survived
by a widow and son.
Moulton was veteran Of the Indian
wars and fifty years ago had q repu-
tation in the middle west as q runner.
He was a native Of Maine.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
SHORE SEEKS RELEASE.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 90
Pitcher Ernie Shore of the Vernon
Pacific Coast League club has asked
Owner Ed r. Maier for his uncondi-
tional release. He plans to run ball
club near his home in New England.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

One game was played in the unlim-
tied class. the Mohawks remaining un-
defeated in section B and increasing
their lead by downing War Finance,
their nearest rival. rather handily. 5
to 2. 1t was the first reverse In the
series for the Finance tossers.
Linworth and Park View battled
seven innings to a A. count in the
lone contest in the senior division,
darkness halting play.
In the midget class the Indians for
Evening star., 1922-07-20
Three Pitcher System Proving Success for Indians Eastern Teams 7un
ARRANGE BENEFIT GAME
FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS

disabled Ezabeths
~ Hospital played American Wednes
day. United States Marines and astar combination
providing opposition. Many of the best players District will
the picked will
be until the day before the clash. -
Evening star., 1922-07-20

TCDAY'S GAME
Knickerbocker Junior VS.. Havoc. at Knick-
erbOcker, 5:i5.
TOMoRROw'S GAME.
Plaza vs. Anacostia Eagles, at Congress
Heights. 5:15.
YESTERDAYS RESULT
Anacostia Eagles, 2; Mount Rainier EN-
bleme, I,
Evening star., 1922-07-20
HOLY NAME GOES TO VAN
BY BEATING TRINITY, 100

My decided in the sando title
these the which the Holy
~ the lead by humblng the
which setting the 10
the Name the on1yu
Evening star., 1922-07-20

T0DAY'S GAME.
Black ~. Hartford. at Union Psrk. Sis.
ToAoRRow's GAME.
Gibraltar ". Mohawk. at Mohawk. 5:i6.
YEsrERDAY's RESULT.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
ROOFING WITH ROTARY
BY Dopey Dan

first to ketch Evans. both OF the
Peckinpaughs let out heartrendin'
Oh. Papa!"
Little Evelyn Lynch sure handles
herself like a regular "feller" In
}engthy practice in front Of the grand
stand with young. Walter johnson
and George Mogridge. jr.. this little
Miss showed she had everything!
Mebbe when she grows up the
i woman's American League. in which
ase / picks Evelyn as the George
Sisler of her sex,
And few .ents back Of me set
pretty little Anita and Katherine
durndest for Daddy Joe to slap an
other over the wall!
Even old Nick Altrock couldn't
keep in the dugout when the kids
staged the blindfolded boxin' match!
Many in the grounds would have been
tickled sidewise II the whole crew
had turned on the comedian. for he
took a mean advantage by refusin'
to wear blinkers, Jimmy Cornett
knocked Stanley Gateley cold in this
event, but Stanley sure proved the
old adage, a guy may be down but
never out. for he nearly hoored Jimmy
the minute he come to!
Superintendent Thompson Of the
Boys Club gets a bokay for the
classy pyramid work of his charges
before the game, Them who done the
circus stunt were D. Walsh, c.
Rothery, S. Gateley. r. Shaw. j. Cor
nett. b. Enyart. c. Bragg. A. Vita
and T. Mulroe!
Conkrntuiations are in order for the
Rotary Club. Clark Griffith, Iris
Speaker and the players of both teams
for maxim the even. possible! Twas
n worth while movement for a worth
while organization. and all who amt
satisfied will please put it in writin'!
Evening star., 1922-07-20
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 10; Louisville, 3,
Toledo, 1871; Minneapolis. 5-1o.
Columbus. I; st. Paul. 5.
Kansas City, 10; indianapolis. g..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, 2; Toronto, I'll innings.)
Buffalo. Z: Reading. 8.
Jersey City. Z; Rochester, 2.
Newark, 4; Syracuse, 1.
. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. 4; Mobile. 5.
Memphis. Is; Birmingham, o.
New Orleans, 8: Nashville, 8.
Atlanta, 6; Little Rock, 4.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

TODAY'S GAME.
Midland vs.. Linworth Midgets, at Trinity,
10.
TOMORROw'S CANE
Liberty Cubs vs.. Indians. 4: Trinity, 10.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Cleveland Park, o: Indians, o forfeit).
Evening star., 1922-07-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 3; Gfeenvilfe, 0.
Spartanburg, 3-3; Charlotte, "a.
Augusta, 10; Columbia, 8.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Daytona, 8; jacksonville, 4.
St. Petersburg, 1; Orlando, o. ..
Tampa at Lakeland wet groundS.)
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Knoxville, 0-3; Bristol. 81.
Greenville, 2; Cleveland, 8.
johnson City, 8; kfngsport 0.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Gkarrity's arm seems to be dead"
The Indians are just the crew to take
advantage of such condition. too
Three of them p!lfered yesterday. but
it must be said that the leads they
obtained off Brillheart and not Pats
throwing was to blame.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

The Nationals used two pinch hit
ters. Milan tried his hand at the
game in the ninth, but with no
better success than Smith two in
nings earlier.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
JUNIOR DIVISION.

TODAY'S GAME.
Potomac 70. Epiphany Junior. at Brookland.
Sis.
ToMoRROw's GAME.
Crescent W. Warwick. at Linworth. 5:15.
Atlantic rs. Stanton Junior. at Brookla nd.
$50.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Holy Name Junior. 10: Trinity q.
Crescent, 6: Stanton Junior, 8.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
IN INDEPENDENT SERIES
UNLuurID D1v1syoN.

TODAYS GAME.
Tsnleytown ". Knickerboeker, at Tealey-
town, 6:15.
TOM0RR0W's CANE.
Junior o. u. A. n. vs. Sherwood, at Sher.
wood, $50.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

And speakin' of kids. for while
set between Roger and Walter
Peckinpaugh. the two bright young
sters of our popular shortstop, and
when, in the second. old man Peckin-
paugh made a ruther wide heave 10
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Milan would, have had a much
better chance for a decision If he
had called on Ray Francis long be-
fore he did. 1t was apparent early
that Brillheart wouldn't do. He was
atrociously wild, for one thing.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

TODAYS GAME
Woodley vs.. Union Printers, at Trinity.
ToMoRROw's GAME.
Mercury vs. Manhattan, at Washington Bar
racks, 5:l5.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Games postponed; rain.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

TODAY'S GAME
st. Peters vs.. St. Teresa, At Lnworth,
5:l5.
ToMoRROW's GAME
Auburn vs.. Mohawk Juniors. at Onion Park
SIS.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Harris vas Speakerized in the sixth
whom Spoke galloped over and back for
Bucky's potential triple. iris just
gobbles EN- Soggy outf1elds ap-
parenOy have no influence on his
ankle work.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

Clever fielding enabled the War
wicks to defeat the Pirate A. c. yes
terday. 10 to 9.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-17
WOMAN GIVE OUT

Homework Is hard enough when
healthy. Every Lubbock woman who
IL having backache, blue and nervous
SPELLS, dizzy headaches and kidney or
bladder troubles, should be glad 20
heed this Midland woman's exper-
fence;
Mrs. b. F. Stanley, Midland, Tex,
Gays; II had n ease Of kidney and
bladder trouble. The action Of my
kidneys was irregular, causing me n
great deal ~ annoyance. The trou-
BLEED pulled me down In weight and
felt all worn out. tried different
kidney remedies, but none had any
effect on me until I used Doan's Kid
ney Pills. After using one box, |
fol better. the action Of my kidneys
being more regular. Two boxes OF
Doans entirely cured me and I have