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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Indigestion the Cause

All these troubles can usually be traced TO i'm
paired digestion. The stomach has lost its tone: the
liver has become sluggish; constipation ensues and
a general weakening Of the whole system results. A
slight cold that would be easily overcome by the
strong and healthy hangs grows worse turns into
catarrh and invites pulmonary troubles You become
an easy victim to Laryngitis Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
and endless other affections Pains and swellings OF
the Joints indicate rheumatism, the result of poor
circulation and impoverished blood loaded with
poibons that would have been eliminated had the d.
gestive system been working in a healthy, normal
manner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
PUBLIC NOTES.

4 viii not be responsible for. any
y contracted by anyone except
elf after this date.
II ROY DILLON,
~. IL, 1922. advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Get Right With Yourself

To avoid these troubles you should get your stoHl-
ach right start your liver to acting properly and you
will soon get rid Of all the pains and miseries from
which you are suffering.
To get right and keep right take Dunwodys Tur-
pedine Emulsion. a combination of remedial agents
specially designed to correct these troubles gives
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notes healthy functioning OF the secretory organs
The livers stimulated to activity: constipation
rected the blood enriched by the production Of red
corpuscles and general tonng up of the whole sys-
Catarrh Laryngis and other pulmonary troubles are
quickly relieved, the system strengthened and built
up and the powers Of resistance to disease greatly
enhanced
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE,

General NO. 629.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the board Of
local improvements Of the city OF
Rock Island. ILL.,, has filed in the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Dunwody's Discovery

Turpedine Emulsion Is the discovery Of Dr. R. G.
Dunwody. first honor graduate Of the Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy and pupil Of Professor Samuel
istry and Materia Msdica In the world He lectured
at the Atlanta Medical College and the Atlanta Col
lego Of Pharmacy and he Is recognized as an author
ity on organic chemistry.
After years devoted to study and experiment DR.
Dunwcdy succeeded In combining Turpentine and
Iodine in highly efficient antiseptic compound
known as Turpedine that Is strFser and more pene-
trating than Iodine and Is fast dsplacfng the Tine
ture Of Iodine in the practice Of dentistry and
surgery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

Turpedine IL the basis Of Dunwody's Turpedine
Emulsion, In which have been combined a number of
recognized nrephylaccs that all well known for
their beneficial action On the digestive and respira-
s&ory organs. BY its wonderful healing properties
Qunwddy's Turpedine Emulsion has created sensa-
ton wherever It has been introduced The demand
for 1t because OF s superior merits in relieving in
digestion. Coughs, Colds, Headaches, Hackachss
LAFyngits. Bronchitis. weak and rundown systei is
growing tos enormous proportions Hundreds of
people right here in Rock Island gladly testify the
thsy began taking this remarkable prsparation You
cant do better than to follow their example and
begn ut to ret rid OF Indigestion and other
troubles and build up healthy and strong constitu-
tfoa b taking course Of Dunwedy's Turpedine
Hmuisioa. Yoa can get it nom any druggist Don't
vaat till tSnofYov.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
Lionel Barrymore, Noted
Star Of the Stage, Coming
to the Rialto in Big Picture

1t is indisputable that there is no
finer interpreter of character roles on
stage or screen in this country than
Lionel Barrymore. A member OF
Americas foremost theatrical family,
he has won for himself a place in the
history of the drama and of motion
pictures that Is unchallenged. In
Boomerang Bill he has part so
well suited to his talents that 1t might
well have been written especially for
him Millions OF picture fans re-
member his work in THE Copper
head" His artistry in Boomerang
BIZ is even more conspicuous than
1t was IN The Copperhcad." and his
eharaeterlzauons ,. In Jim the Pen
man. The Master Mind" The
Devils Garden and other pictures
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
An1usen1ents for the Week

RIAITO
SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
ELSIE FERGUSON and WALLACE REID in
"FOREVER' based George Du Maurcr's novel
Peter Ibbctson'; Comedy, 'CHICkEN HEARTED;
PATIIE NEWS.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
LIONEL BARRYMORE In BOOMERANG
BILL; Comedy, 'TIE STORK'S MISTAKE';
PATHE NEWS
CRITCHER
SUNDAY
FRANK MAYO and an all star cast in ACROSS
THE DEAD IINE"; .WINNERS OF THE WEST"
Episode No. 16; MUTT AND JEFF Comedy.
MONDAY
RUTH McTAMMANY and GEORGE LARKIN
in .AIINA WHERE DO YOU LIVE: Special Conn
cdy ERNEST TRUEx in THE BAsilFUL LOVER.
MAE MARSH in "NOBODY'S KID" "HURRI-
CANE HUTCH Final Episode INTERNATIONAL
WEDNESDAY
NEAL HART in "BLACK SHEEP; JOHNNY
HINES in 'sTORCHY'S BIG LEAD.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ROMAINE FIELDING; in THE MAN WORTH
WHILE; Century Comedy "A MUDDY BRIDE;
WILLIAM FARNUM In ROUGH AND
READY; Universal Western CAPTAIN KIDS
FINISH; Star Comedy "AIMosT a RANCHER".
MAJESTIC
SUNDAY. MONDAY TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
ARE YOU A MASON?" Road Show.
THURSDAY
PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHAS HARRISON presents HARRISON PLAY
ERs in the wonder comedy FAIR AND WARMER"
all this week.
MEMORIAL HALL
LEOPOLD GODOWSkY the Master Pianist,
Concert Friday, Feb. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
FOX COMPANY FILMS CONTESTS BY
COWBOYS FOR TOM MIX PICTURE

Tom Hix'- company. which recently
completed filming The Texan" Will
liam Fox production from tho novel
By James u. Hendryx, which is TO
open NJ the Colonial thcatcr today
succeeded in obtaining some cx-
crilont material for tho picture during
the big championship rodeo held at
Prescott. Ariz., as part Of the From
tier DAYS" celebration.
Tho fodco scenes arc one OF the
important phases OF thcp icturc. for
important phases OF the picture. for
ra=timcs of tho true sons OF tho plain,
is so typical OF Western atmosphere
a- the annual rodeo.
Tho daring exploits OF the cowboys
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
ARE YOU A kASON?" NOT
A MOVIE BUT A ROAD SHOW

An elaborate and complete revival
OF that famous Leo Dietrichstein COM
edy success. Are You a Mason?' has
been booked by Manager Pcnter for
showing here Mt the Majestic theatcr
Are You n Mason?' has the reputa-
tIon OF containing a laugh for every
line and every laugh is one that can
be thoroughly enjoyed by every mem
ber OF the family. II Is pure fun. de-
signed for the sole purpose Of produc-
INK a maximum amount of laughter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

York He is crook but when cir
cumstances take him into pleasantcr
fields he turns honest, Then comes
n great dilemma. The girl he loves
is in dire poverty. Her mother re-
quires expensive medical attention and
a change of climate If she is to live
Bill decides to do one more crooked
job for their sakes He Is caught ana
goes to prison. The girl pledges her
self to await his release. But she
cannot because her mother is rapidly
failing and nm admirer wishes to
marry her and provide for them both.
Bill tells her to accept. Months later.
when he is free, he secs her happily
caring for her baby and happy in
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

PALM
SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY
WILLIAM FAiNUM in "HIS GREATEST SAC
RIFICE"; LARRY SEMON in THE SAWMILL;
Added Tuesday; BROWNS sANoPHoNE SIN
pnoWH'S ~ saXorHoNB one sIx and u CONSTANCE
trALMADGE. HARRISON FORD, WANDA HAW-
LEY in "A PAIR or SILK sTocKINGs".
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DIAMONDS ADRIFT with EARLE WILLIAMS.
COLONIAL
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TOM MIX in THE TEXAN' Sunshine Comedy
is uNtTGkn S9h, aSD T1p'Vs WInSEsnay S1n,lfr
ALLEN DAWN production THE SCOF-
FER; A special Christy Comedy MIR FATIMA'.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
D. W. GRIFFITH masterpiece THE IDOL
DANCER; two reel comedy "sNookH's BLUE
A Smashing Virilc story OF tho Great Open Coun-
,, try H0NEX NOON m FANoH; ~ ChSP1sr s%s pGI 81.
LARD Comedy "IIIGH ROLLERS.
CLYNE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
NARY PICkEoRp in ''LovE LIGHT; JIMMY
AUBREY in THE RIOT:
CoRNNE GRIFFITH in WHATS YOUR
REPUTATION WORTH; RUTH ROLAND I'm
THE AvENGING ARROW; AEsoPs FABLES;
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
PoLA NEGRI in PASSION" sELZNICk
NEWS.
EUGENE O'BRIEN in DIVORCE IN con
vENIENCE": GALE HENERY in THE MOVIES:
ETHEI. CLAYTON in .WEALT1r; "MIRACI.E
OF THE JUNGLES" Episode No. 3; sNUB POL
LARD Comedy.
STEEL WORKS "Y"
Community Sing led by incompatible song lead
Thomas A.. Christian; "a full entertainment pro-
gram.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

the broncho busting and contests Of
skill with tho lariat. as recorded on
tho film. will be interesting TO PERSONS
all over the country-cspecially to fol-
lowers OF the Western type OF story.
Incidentally, many of Mix's cowboys.
who figure in every Mix picture. en-
tered the events and several succeed
cd In carrying away first honors. Every
punchcr entered made a good show
ing. which is remarkable. inasnuch
as they were competing against men
fresh from the ranges
Mix himself served as one of the
Judges during the week OF fesuvity
and games. Pat Chrisman. Mix cow
puncher. Won first prize for the best
appearance a; the parade. and Ed Hen
dcrshott received first money In the
star bulldogging contest when he de-
featcd wild Bill' Simon, the idol OF
Yavapi county. by haif a second.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

Father was trying to explain Stand
ard Time to little Harry. but Harry
was not sure that he understood.
After all. 1t is no great matter
said father.
You arc now only in the fourth
grade. When You have gone to school
longer. you viii learn all about IT.
Maybe So said Harry with a re-
assuring smile. The teacher says thA.
even lots OF eighth grade boys and girls
don't understand longitude and graft
tudc. .''-wayside Tales.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

The company which will present Are
You a Mason?" here is "a thoroly COM
pe'ent group of professional players
under the notable direction OF Edgar
Lincsbo. who has the distinction Of
having directed such famous stars as
Bessie EHrriscalc and Charlotte
Greenwood and others
The present company has boen
playing to packed houses everywhere
and has won very general praise for
It's splendid performance. Seats go on
salc today. Phone 1910.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
have accentuated his fame as play
cr of the first rank.

or of the first rank.
He was Boomerang Bill because
he feared no man and always came
back while there was yet challenge
to his courage. The picture by this
name. n Cosmopolitan creation. re-
leased by Paramount, will be the fea-
tured picture at the Rialto theater for
three days starting Thursday. 1t Is
one of the most dramatic and COM
pelling screen stories OF the year.
Played with all the fine dramatic
art of Lionel Barrymore. the featured
actor. boomerang Bill is n memoir
able drama. boomerang Biz Is
Chicago gunman, in hiding In New
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

her husbands companionshlp. He
steals away silently without letting
hor Know of his presence.
Adding great beauty and charactrr
to the production is pretty MarguerlLr
Marsh as the girl. Margaret Scdduu
makes a sympathetic mother
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

during tho steer bulIdosSins events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
MANS NOSE IS
BITTEN OFF IN
NIGHT ATTACK
Finger Is Severed and Chunks
OF Flesh Taken From
Cheek and Neck

\ large part of his nose bitten off
one finger gone down to the first joint.
u chunk of flesh taken with the .-rth
out Of his cheek and still another out #
his neck. other lacrraiinns ami ii-ns
over his arms. Davila Garza 80 Yeas
old a ah0rer. lies in the Divine PRO
violence Hospital today ia serious con-
ditinn.
Trinidad Flores. - years Old. a man
of powerful build. il IN the county jail
where H. was taken yesterday after
noon by Policeman H. Schildt and u
charge Of insanity lodged against hi.l
The attack occurred about Il o'clori
Thursday evening ia the street ;.dJut
two blocks from the City Cemctery.
Flores. according "a Witnesses ~ .
only hi- teeth as weapons. The entire
uciGhborhood was thrown into state
of excsfl meni as a result of the affair
and il required fifteen ur more Errn to
finally suhdue ami tir HIRES.
When Policeman Schillt arrived the
man hal quictcucl down some" nat. Ills
bands were tied with "A r"pc ana ~ was
raKeE o. the county jail by Schildt with
odt trouble
Arrangements for his trial are cy-
~, ,cd 10 be expedited.
While Garza's wounds are serious.
~ j. expected to rccuvc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
FIRE PREVENTION COURSE
INTRODUCED IN SCHOOLS

With the receipt by the school au-
thorities Of l20 copies Of the PLANE
Fiend. a text book on fire prevention.
the subject of fire prevention will be
introduced in the junior high school
grades as supplementary study. il
was announced today by Thomas J. Yoe,
superintendent of city schools.
The text books were purchased By
the city in accordance with the condi-
tions made some months agc. when n
reduction on fire insurance rates were
granted. 1t being necessary for the
'ext books 10 be obtained in order to
keep the reduction. and the school not
heing in position to purchase them at
present. the oity ordered them and
turned them over 10 the schools.
IN an exchange of letters. City Man
aecr George Grape and Mr.. Yoe cx-
pressed the sentiments that the study
Of the subject would mean "a great
saving in human life and money"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
SPLENDID RAINS
REPORTED ALONG
THE LOWER COAST

With - hunhredihs of m inch Of
rain recorded III brownsville last night
and with heavy d"wnpnurS between ly-
ford and Sebastian aud good rains be-
tween Sebastian AMI Brow nsyillc during
last night. the cXtrein" lower coast sc,-
tior took on Il Springlikc appearance
this morning. III" rain is welcomed
every where. hHi especially ~ the ranrh-
crs many of whom have bcrn burning
ra;tus for weeks 10 he ted To livo'tock
because of the poor range conditions.
Rain began falling ID brownsville
about G:lJ o'clock last night. and cuI-
timed for about IN hour. with a heavy
'nvnpour a. tines. Streets wcrr
flooded with wafer 4 storm sewer ~
Twelfth aud Elizabeth streets h'came
rlogpcl and the street was flooded nm
III fire LeTartm"nf detachment shot
water iu;o The sewer with firchosc.
fn=rigg an npau'ng.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
COAL RATES In WEST
PART OF u. S. SCANNED
(Bv The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. D. G., Mar. q. -
Investigation has been instituted BY the
Interstate Commerce Commission. ac-
cording to announcement today. into the
rcasonablencss and practicaity Of all
rates In the western portion OF the
United States.
The commi ssion said il desired TO de-
tcrmine whether interstate rates on coal
from producing points in Montana,
Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexico
and An states west thereof u dcstin-
ations IN other states and III Paso. Tex
as. are unreasonable. discriminatory,
prciudicial ~ otherwise in violation of
The intors. ate commerce act and make
such finding as may be necessary to
remove the Objectionable differences.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24

FIRST SHIPMENT OF
TEXAS ONIONS GOES
FROM RAYMONDVILLE

The first shipment OF carload of
Bermuda onions from the Texas district
this season will leave Raymondville.
Willacy county for a northern destin-
alton, according To telephone message
70 the Herald this afternoon from Ray
mondville.
The car contained between 600 and
500 crates and the onions were. raised
by Childs K Schlief and n Mr.. Sothman
OF near RaymonGyille. The entire ship
ment was sold TO the Alexander Market
ing Company of San Benito.
This ear is the signal for the greatest
orion rash in the history OF the state.
II il estimated that more than six
thousand carloads of onions will be
shipped from the Lower Valley and
Laredo districts this year.
a. l.. Harris Of Mission. who was in
Brownsville today. said that Ratcliff
Bros. who have about $50 acres in on
ions six miles west Of Sam Fo-dyce,
expect their movement To begin about
April ]. They, have purchased about
7o,03o crates and contemplate buying
10000 more in expectation of one of the
heaviest productions in years. This con-
cern also has seventy acres in canta-
ioupes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
Cabbage Tonnage
= - - -. -.
VS.. Citrus Tonnage
- = - - -
Brings on Question
Especial TO The iIerald)

DONNA. Tex. Mar. 2i.-A Donna cit
rus enthusiast has ii all figured out
that if Valley farmers refuse TO accept
more than So ton for crop, they
should turn their attention to grape
fruit or some other crop with more
tonnage to it.
There are plenty of trees with 1900
grapefruit on them" asserts this par
ticular statstician, but. say an acre
of 20 trees has an average Of only 500
pound-size grapefruit 70 tree. That
makes i7l2 tons. which is considerably
better than the average cabbage yield.
Well, liars sure do figure" answer
ed a cabbage grower. when confronted
with these figures. Ii my wife and
blossoms the first three
years, and all of Us could go without
clothes, and the waterman would do
nate all the water ! wanted and the
tax collector would wait and my ven
dor lien note-holder would tear up some
discriminating evidence he's got against
me. and il your citrus bug would fl
nance a ter-acre grapefruit orchard un-
til II commenced commercial bearing.
I'd take him up. Meanwhile I'll have
TO plant a half-acre or 50 of CO ds
trees al time and then trust TO di-
versification for a living
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
WHOLESALERS HOLD
ANNUAL MEET HERE:
KOUNTZ, PRESIDENT

The Valley Wholesalers Association
h"ld is annual election ut a meeting in
brownsville today. naming John kountz
u the William ~. Cleveland x sons
branch house az san Bcnito. president
J. =. Duncan ~ Brownsville. manager
talfarclli Bros. Brownsville. vice.
president. and T. G. Eipp. manager
DIESEL Koettchcr 60. Brownsville. see
tntnry-trraSurar.
The meeting was held during n hincil-
con today over tho Manhattan Cafe
Guests included Frank Caffareli 10
rafiarelli Bros. Brownsville and San
Antonio. and W. -. Cleveland. Jr., of
Houston.
Trade conditions and trade relations
between manufacturers and jobbers
were the principal subjects Of discussion
~ the meeting which was attended hy
about a dozen managers Of wholesale
houses in The Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
ROTARY DELEGATES
LEAVE SATURDAY TO
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Rctween twenty five and thirty Rota-
rians and their wives eNnc"t to leave
the Lower Rio Grandr Valley Saturday
morning for Mineral Wells 10 attend the
eighteenth district Rotary conference
which opens Monday in the North Texas
ciiy.
The Gulf Coast Lines has provided a
special Pullman for the delegation. which
will start from Brownsville M $40
Saturday morning. picKirg ~ the san
nenito delegation at that town. and the
Mission. McAllcn. Donna anI Mercedes
delegations at lIarlingcn. They expect
io reach Mineral Wells Sunday morn
ing.
4. N. Lamher;on. who was named a
delegate from the Brownsville club VIII
he nrablr u attend. having been taken
II yesterday. Those who will attend
rrom here inriudr: air. and Mrs. 4.
Wayne Wood. Mr.. anl Mrs y H..
Walker; Homer y. Fitch. Del Perkins.
q. I. .icsSHp and y. II. Camiadc-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24
Side Lights on
SOSCan,pdign

Thirty-three merchants have agreed
90 give articles 10 he auctioned off in
the big sale to be held next week for
the :. d. ;. fund.
Don't get anybody with long arms"
was The admonition Of Joe Rivers, local
pugiiist. today when he informed W. A..
Burnett of the :. .. ). compaign com
mittee that he is willing to enter the
squared circle fer the benefit of the
:. %. >. An antagonist for Rivers. who
Is lightweight. is being sought.
The Fohrth Ward school il now 100
per cent :. q. ;. Miss Rita Clear
water. principal Of the school. this
morning lent IT. her check for SO. made
up of contributions by teachers and
pnpii~ II the school.
scout commissioner. Rev. W. Howard
Frame, are about 10 begin sales cam
paign for the W. A. McColIum Elec-
trical Service. The company agrees to
give 20 per cent Of the value Of all work
secured by the Scouts to the :. d. s.. 10
per cent going to the Scouts and 10 per
cert to the firm.
A $50 contribution for r. N. Stiles
OF Midlothian, Texas. was turned in
yesterday ~ Mrs. Alberta Kirby Of the
Chamber of Commerce.
The fact has just reached CAMPAIGN
headquarters that r. CrixeIl. Sr.. Of the
Matamoros street railway, transported
the Mexican military band between
Mltamoros and Santa Cruz. when II
came Ia Brownsville for the s. O. :.
meeting without making transporta-
tion charge.
Travelling men Of the Valley will soon
enlist their services in the :. q. = cam
paign, il was announced today. list
OF the members of Post A. a. ~. A.. wns
sent into headquarters today.
c. y. Dawley of Dallas has added an
other n contributions 10 the :. o. :.
Mrs. !. VI. Ninn of Mercedes. who was
a visitor in brownsville YESTERDAY. said
the ladies Of Mercedes are planning big
things for thesS. d. =. fund. The events
will start with card party 10 be given
by Mrs. Minn.
The RIO Grande Railway Company
has received the following from Raw
Leeman, manager Of the Mineral Wells
Chamber Of Commerce: "It j. with
yrenf deal Of interest that myself and
directors have watched through the
brownsville papers your unique cam
naign for completion OF the harhor pro-
Ject- Realizing 70 some extent the
practical benefit that would accrue to
the Valley from seaport. want 10
wish YOU utmost success. and my board
joins me in these feelings"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-24

Swift On Subscriptions at she city
ball park Sunday afternoon al o'clock
for the benefit of the $. o. s.
We'll show that bunch of so-called
swifties the fastest nine that they ever
ran up against ne declared, and If
you don't believe il, just come out and
watch our smoke"
Besides" he went on, 1--WE don't like
that name they gave as. Somebody in
that self named swift bunch has gone
and done something they think il
smart. Well. Wen show EN- Sunday
afternoon. We're gon'er live down that
name. and you betcher life on that"
On the other hand. the swift on
Finger. Butch Mchone, who they say
wiclds a wicked cleaver. To put EN- over
in a fashion that will just make it a
clean one. two. three right in order on
through nire innings.
III thai crowd Of SLOW going ginks
who couldn't catch a bread wagon if
they tried, couldn't run fifteen feet
without taking rest. or catch q hot
potato if their life depended on it, think
just let 'em try" asserted a member OF
the Swift On Subscriptions nine.
And that's the way they're -7.king up
and putting pep into the burlesquc base
ball game, the first Of the season.
Practice has been going on for the past
two days. and there are To ~ several
special features which may develop
and may not.
Anyway, the announcements today say
that the tickets are going al q lively
rate At thirty-five cents each. and il is
expected that there will ~ large
crowd on hand To witness The event
Sunday afternoon.
III. Mchone is managing the Swift
On subscriptions crowd. and Charles III.
Bigden has in charge the SLOW on
Sacks contingent in the benefit.