davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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miss LULU BETT"

Miss Lulu Belt" Al the Nendomc
Theater, Sunday. March y.
William De Miles Miss Lulu Bctt
with Lois Wilson, Milton Sills, Theo-
dore Roberts and Helen Ferguson.
The play that hall OF New York
saw and talked about The book that
hall OF America read-and ravcd
about
Now on the screen, Tor all the world
to enjoy
A picture OF universal appeal be
cause it deals with the lives OF Ameri-
can people as no picture ever did be
fore.
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Mr.. Bob MANI is the new trap
drummer at the Monogram Theatre
and one OF the best musicians in the
city.
The Cleft Club Orchestras are caus-
ing quite a stir on the West Side.
They played the West End Won
ans Club on last Saturday night and
will play the Tivoli Clubs dance on
next Saturday night at the Douglas
Park Auditorium.
The Musical Byrons are just in off
the United Time and will rest for a
few weeks before starting on a new
route.
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Bert Williams

The worlds greatest comedian. Mr.
Bert Williams, died in New York
City on Saturday, March 4. He had
been in failing health for about a year
and his death is mourned through the
land. Mr.. Williams collapsed on the
stage two weeks ago while playing in
the show, Under the Bamboo Tree"
in Detroit
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Edgar Martin Co.

Edgar Martin, one OF the few sue
cessful producers and actors in the
country is causing quite a stir in the
East with his company OF artists. They
are the feature attraction at Gibson's
Standard Theatre.
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The Dunbar PLAYERS

The Famous Dunbar Players will
open at the Grand on Monday. March
13 The return OF these players will
be. greatly appreciated by the public,
as the entertainment they offer is the
kind that is wholesome and educat-
ing In the cast will be the following
Lawrence Criner, Lional Monagar,
Chas Olden, Solomon Bruce, Miss
Evelyn Preer, Susie Sutton, Ivy Hub
bard and other artists OF reputation.
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Sahra Martin

with the Billy King CO. has won in
slant favor with the patrons OF the
Grand. Miss Martin has her own
ignal style OF rendering the Blues,
and much success can be expected for
her futnre
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AKRON Gates & Co are playing in
indianapolis this week. Mr.. Gates has
rounded out a very good show and
is making a big hit everywhere he
PLAYS.
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Ioe SHEFFIELD

Toe Shcftcl and his Creole Sere-
nadcrs lust closed on the Pan Time.
and all looking great, reached the
Stroll this week
Mr. Shcitell has much eastern
booking on which route he will start
this week
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WITH THE ACTORS
Rosamond Johnson

Rosamond Johnson and his big act
passed through the city on Sunday, on
their way TO Bloomington ILL.,, where
they opened at the Orphenm
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The Monogram

A knockout bill registers big tor this
house for the week and Mr.. Miller is
all smiles at the unusual business.
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The Avenue Theatre

Dream Street" D. ". Grifith's
master photo, Is drawing large crowds
here for the first half OF the week. in
conjunction with real live vaudeville
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VAUDEVILLE AND
MOVIE REVIEW
By Dave Peyton
The Grand

Billy King & Co. in Hits and
Bits continue popular, and are doing
good business On Thursday Mr.
King will open a new show called
Billy Kings Supreme Nod-vilh
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iCLASS B TITLE WON
| BY CHARLESTON WITH
FOUR GAMES IN SIX

During the las, six inntngs
Charleston did not get Il runner on
arst base. l"ltT retiring the nrst
three men ~ in each inning.
Wilson Went out in ,he first and
second innings. hut with two down IN
the third. JOHN singled 10 center for
nrSi Hii. Rodriguez was an easy out
AZ first. Adams first up IN fourth
CO. an imfeld hit. +. Walker was
SAFE when keifrr missed his sucri-
Zee, Walters trying - sacrifice. flew
out to Land. Roth flew out to Guy
Ter and Rohwcr took care Of Ma
thag'S fuul cly.
with on" gone IN the sixth. Adams
vas Sdic on ClauSeG's error T.
Walhcr hit 10 right. Adams advanc.
ing 10 laird r. Walker was out
trying t" steal second ANA Walters
poprcd ny 10 first. lolin WAS hi,
by k"iter in tn" eighth with one out.
but he was left stranded when Rod
ri1""z flew out 10 Rohwrr and Adams
TO Guvl.r.
The ninth looked like the Bugs
were gong 20 tie the score. when T..
Waller vas safe on Clauscrs cr
r"', Walters Sacriiic"d him to SEQ.
ond Roth struck out aud Mathar
was easy out, kcifer to Elchbour.:h.
cuding the series.
owner Long and Manager lIamil-
ton, "f charleston had collected :,
good ball team ana tn. local fans
appreciated the clean ball tha, vas
played during tn. series
III" sgur"
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Bugs Shut Out in Deciding
Game of Series on Own
Grounds.
LOSING PITCHER
Only Allows Three Hits. and
Freak Play Gives Pals
Only Score.
Ispeciai IL Tho Times pi.pat,n

Especial To The Times pi.pntsE
& wlLsON Sept little pos;-sra
son series between Charleston. pom
tnant winners H the South Atlantic
League ana Wilson pcnuan; win
sners In tho Virginia League. cam,
10 nm cud this afternoon WHOM
charleston got the breaks or the
Eeame ANA won a pitchers battle be-
tween Keller ana Jolifr i 10. q. Hoil,
spitchcrs wero I'm rr,ud ro,,r ,
:allowius three aits. neither wali.iur
ia 'oaitcr and each struck out thrc.
tbat,ers.
+ Both pitchers wer" given seusa-
}tionsl support a: times. uu; b; was
ID Walkers throw to- eaton Lizard
at the plate in The first inuiu- which
4hit the runner. that settled 'odav's
zane.
J y. Walker made >evcra hara
stops and throws retiring the run
3ner OH close plays His ston ana
throw on Nach. IN TIA. seventh ,.,s
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BULLET JOE TURNS IN
TWENTY-FOURTH WIN
Babe Ruth Drives Out Thirty
Second Home Run of
Season.
10y Associated Press !

CHICAGO. Sept. Ii.-Joe Bush. of
the fankeet. was in fine form today
ana defeated Chicago. to |, there
by registering his twenty fourth VIC
tory OF the snason. In only one in
ming was Chicago able to hit. That
was the iiith. when doubles by Mos
I'll and Fax resulted in II run. Their.
We're 'w" other SoX hits during the
Eame In the fourth Ruth drove
IN" bail into III" lctt-hcld bl.achcrs
Tor a home run. his thirty second Of
tho season Score.
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~ Is for Just one day.
Mac. Hart, secretary Of the West
l-hi cum cub, and one OF tn. lead
lnF trappists OF Virginia. has gone
I" Atlantic City to watch the Great
.Nm.r.can Handicap, which is being
Sh"' 'h"rc this week.
G"orv" Sisler had better Ice look
ms after his laur,!s as It hitter.
~ famous star is out ui the game
Win ara injury TO. his shoulder. hut
,h" lN" subs tried out in his plac.
nave come through in great snare.
Lh'"rS"n on "Wednesday slammed out
tMp niis IN four trials. and art Col
wv" hits in four trials. and Fat COL
attempts. Collins also accepted M
teen chances perfectly.
titles. now finds himself bcr"f, Of
nom. Joe Lynch knocked his ban
tam crown off a few weeks back. and
nov Ptneh" villa is halcd as the
HUn last night. The Fiiip!mo viii
meet Johnny Wilde. OF Grcnt Rri,nIn'
Tor IN" worlds midget championship.
Spider athletics will benefit by the
mhTlculat!ou of March.tu, Church
itill HEAVIER, at the local university.
Maryh"tti, in addition Ia playing
PT" ns AZ IS linton track man. He
though weight may be his haudi-
cap.
church iiilrs championship nine
VIII be wrecked next week by the
return of several OF It's best men
70 COLLEGE rlsgy Stuart returns to
Harvard: johnson and Marchctti wili
D." at Wcsthampton while Horace
ticks is due back 4, William and
Nary
Membership In the Church hin
ATHLETIC Association viii m-a;, some
thinG this month with the great box
."E entertainment that viii hc or
tered on the night of September 20.
wn.h IL" SHOW NIL! be given in tho
strand lhcAicr. Holman and Young
Eow"n are reported as work!n. hard
ior the t"n-round affairs arranged
tor them
/ekc smith is making plans for his
'Hll an" winter campaign when he
VII r"lnir"dnc" wrestling to his
Richmond friends. He plans to go
ant" tn" gam" on an extensive scale.
AMI promises som" good sport.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
RUN IN FOG AND MUD
Event Staged Just to Pleas
$4,000 Harness DcvolcJ-
al SNracIlSp
al Syracuse.
lKN Ns'.cIntct. rrcts |


SYRACUSE y. Z. Sept. IA
Through misty iOg ana over track
nearly fctloCk deep In mud. six horses
Of tn" Grand Circuit today raced
SIMPLY 10 please crowd OF 5000
hara"Ss-race dcvotccs. who mad
gathered for wha; originally were
SIN events and four exhibitions on
, lbs program
Two % Ia ---a.s thAs bravcd the
n'uu sea were John Henry aud John
i'rshins. driven, respectively. hv
walter cox aud Tommy Murphy.
h.ir event was the 2.N3 pace. in
which u half dozen other entries
We're withdrHwu
tn" fastest time in tho ordinary
last Z:o3 pace wac 2:l,. Due to poy,
p"htth"hts from Tuesday. w,ducvdav
'h" TO-DAY. eight races are loft to be-
contested before the big line cayaI.
cah" moves to Columbus. where q
TWO weeks program opens Monday
~ - these events VIII be rpc,n
~ Jay starting at noon. If wcathcr.
conditions permit.
Summaries 2:oa pace. three heats.
pHis". s. 800:
John Henry. L. =. by w.!koe
Ionn rcrshlnE, b. (. ,Mur
phib ............. %
rim" 2,25.; 2:l7. ana
Tn" Chamber ut Commerce e.or
race. purse s. 500
Edna Early br m. by Robert
,Ih"masb ....... ?
Nhhcdalc h a.. CCuS) 2
Peter Henley h. n. Oh. Elem
iug) ... ...... g.
J " $ b.. s. u;nyJ ....... q,
Tim, zig: @.lo! 2.io
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New NOri>.


Chicago . ..... Olg uUl .up-r
New York .......... Uio 03o uoN =
summary: rwo-baS, niiS- lIol-
!Ucher. bancroft stolen bases Bar
h"r. Double plays Bancroft. Frisch
H"d Kelly. lcit on bases New York.
g. Chicago. - Bases on balls
M'ouillan. ;; OF Ryan. /. on Barnes.
l. on Jounard. |: off Aldridec. =: OH
kauifman ,. on Stculnud. l. Struck
"Ut-hN Ryan, :; 10y scott. |: by
Jounard. /. 10y Kaufman. by Jones
|. by Stculand. l. Hits off McQUiI-
Ian. i in innings: ,n"uc out in
third: of Ryan. in . innings; Oft
'. Barnes. in Ia inning: OF Scott.
IN % inning. of Jonnarr. ! in 3
innings, on Aldridg". = in / inning:
tnouc out in s"cond): of Kaufman,
In innings; IF Jones, none in
inning, OH StrUlaud. none in in
nincS. Hi by pi;chcr-by Kaufman,
tGroh) Wild pitches -MCQuillan.
Ryan. Winning pitcher Ryan. Los
ing pitcher -Aldridrc. l'mpircs. Hart
and McCormick Time. 2:l5
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HlEN WILLS STRONG,
IN TWO JOURNEYS
| by United News.l


Wills the California Young
ound plenty Of employment to
''''cn her hours TO-DAY She won
Ter match with Miss Edith Slgourncv.
bOs'on' IN The womcn's Mid-A,lam-
&c States mpionship tournament
80 OIL, ana qualified for the s,rj.
/ lhai round. She also won her match
."ith Miss Betsy iiillcary. OF rhi,o-
itiphia IN the scmi.inal round of the
sSir's' national championship. which
i'ie Miss wis is defending. The
core was GO, GO. The victory s,r,l.
Miss wills into the girls final nroir.,
MISS Helen Hooker. OF New Yorl
mo defeated Miss Ceres Baker Of
Orange. n J.. 6-l G-2
And, further Miss wills ana her
,ar,ner' Miss Hooker won thri, semi
maj match I'm the girls champi.,n-
nip, defeating Miss Edith Norris ana
~ ISIS : Sewc!!. both Of philad.luha
E-l, 81. =;
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Eimrr smith III nj Home.

LEV i.L.ANp ONO, Sept IA
Elmer smith. outneIGcr of tho New
J "rN YANKEES. rs confined to his
nom" here. suffering with "a severe
cold Upon hts arrival from Now
York II" was Immediately ordcrc,l
to bed Is his physician. lie hopes
10 rcJ"In his team when II arrives
here next week
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CIRCUIT TAKES WTER-LEAGUE SERIES FROM WUSOn
Trucker Pilot Is Sold
to Louisville Colonies

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. Sent. IL.
Jimmy NioX. former riit.hurrb
Pirate inhcldcr. and for tho Insi
three years manager of the Ports
mouth club OF the Virginia I..,,.u.
has been sold To the Louisville rI,L
OF the American Association Why
led his club To- two pcrn;,u,y d,,,.
inr his three years here. Xn ear,
Sid"raii"n was given with tn, an
n"unceincnt of the sale today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

Portsmouth owners evidently are
not hopeful abou; baseball prospec; :
next season. The sale of Jimmie
NioN. who has won two remnants Tor
The Truckers. shows that the Ports
mouth owners are going I" realize
all they can in anticipation OF with
drawing from the Virginia League
circuit in event Rocky Mount and
Wilson are included in tn. wheel
next year President Muyc has as
Vet ignored the request OF four clubs
Tor Il meeting of tho league to dis
cuss the 1928 lineup.
As forecast in this column tn.
sally League entry gets the inter-
league championship cro,N Wilson
inc NirEinia League team put up "a
and tying one. The final game was
uecided by one run. with Taylor JOHN
richmond boy the hard-luck boxmau
Another championship that is of
interest chiefly because Of its sec
Mobile. winner in tho Southern,
meets Fort Worth. champions Of thi,%,
i"XaS League. with the Dixie cham
pionship AT stake. The TEXANS were
over Memphis. which had made a
runaway race in the Southern cir
cult.
Sport followers here will also
watch with interest tn. clash be
tween Jack Dunns Orioles and 81
lani winner Of the American Asso-
cations are scheduled to start the
little worlds series" on or about Oc-
t"bcr 2. Dunn has promised RaltI-
more customers that the arSt four
games viii be played In the East, i'm
Intt WAY making ihDt Ia. h,,
loiES VIII sec more games than they
d'd in 1927 when Louisville cleaned
up at the expense OF the Dummies.
II is til" fourth consecutive Iutcrna-
tional League nag Dunn has brought
To Baltimore.
1t is haIrhreath finish tina; the
american League is putting up New
York still! has the bulge on TIC
browns. hut almost anything can
hapr"n. Fate may play queer
prank on the two colonc!s-lIustou
and Euppcrt OF the Yankees.
TO secure their great nchtlns ma
chine they tore the Red SOY to
shrcds and turned over wha, they
considered scCOnd-rGtcrS 10 per
i"Tm Tor tho bean eating popuiacc.
Now tho Little YaukS" may be m
Sirum"ntal IN kicking III" New York
"rs out Of first money. Eleven times
"ut "i nineteen starts Boston has
trimmed tn" Yanks this season. aud
Win thr"' games at the very close
of The campaign, the casioms have
IN" chnnc" az their lives TO KICK the
props from under their former pals
Spoaking of comcbacks. "Hull"t
inc' Flush seems L" b" all there.
us iw"n,y-fourth victory Of tn"
season was turned in Yesterday It
has been tho work Of Bush atone that
has kent tho YaukS in front Bush
mas appeared tn three worlds series
anu naturally wants To get into Tho
i"nrin lie played in his first series
Tor tn" Athletics against The Giants
ana took a crack at the Braves m
~ -Four years later he helped tho
kcd Son WIN from the Cubs
Norfolk is still determined TO take
~" annual Turkey Day squahblc be
tween virginia Military Institute and
Virginia Polytechnic Institute away
from Roanoke The Norfolk Cham
hcr of Commerce meets today to got
!n,chlhh thc movement to bring the
water citF. They figure $4,000 guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
MEADOW BROOk FIVE,
WINS FROM FLAMINGO
IEy Neaociatcd Press.

IIIII.NDEITlIlN. Sept. lI-Thn
N"ad"whrook polo team defeated the
l'iaminG" four at the Philadelphia,
country club today by the score of
]" goals I" 10 in The second match
OF the International tournament.
Flaminro WAS allowed seven goals hv
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Rochester Sells inncid-r.

TTN NNSN'IIT|U I'rtSS.
ROCHESTER,, y Y, Sept little
sale OF Second Bascman Clifford
BRADY to the Detroi, Americans was
announced today 10y the Rochester
club. In return Tor Brady the 10
chester cluh viii obtain TWO PLAYERS
and cash one oC The players is
Barnes, an nn,|dcr. ana the other
viii be named later
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I'D. tonmcl Is Married.

BALTIMORE Sept ii-Edwn o.
N"mms!' pitching acc Of the ihua-
he'pnla Americans. and Miss Emma
6 Fdh"y both 81 Baltimore. wc~4
married here Wednesday,.
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AS LOSE TO PILLETT:
LRy Assncinteh rrcss

DETROIT sep, IL ,rillctcc was In
fine form today. holding tho Athletics
to two hits. after tn" nrSt inning.
aud Detroit won. = To . Tn" Tigers
hit behind ocden's passes for their
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American N..nri,ti,u

Columbus. !. INDIANAPOLIS. ..
- Paul. >: Kansas cay, 3.
Toledo. ! louisville. 3.
minneapolis tt: milwaukee,. l3-4
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STANDING or CtI,,.

WHERE IhIN PLAY TODAY
Ntw York ~ thira.o
H">tbn 81 ~. Louis
fhtihhrlphin al Drtroit
Warrington al tIr>,t,,,
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Southern tss,,.i,ti,,

birmingham. Z; Atlanta. 6.
Mobile. New Orleans. Il.
Memphis 3 Chattanooga. =
tOnly three scheduled
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

hE>i ITS YESTERDAY.
n">'"n. u; fiti>hurrh. y.
,""HFn. .: Cincinnati. :.
nhhu"iph'n I; 81. Louis, -.
We" >ork. :: Chicnro. a.
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troii. 10 Bases on hally--on ord.n
.: off ricue. 4. Struck out-bv or.
den. :: by pilcit". =. Empires, Nal
lin aud Connolly. Time, 1855.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

hE>t i.IS YESTERDAY.
ni'hr". !: New York, I.
\"'anh. !; Nh>hinrtun. ..
~. Louis. =; U">tum. =,
prtroit, -; I'hiIndriphIn,
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'ha,icd for Charity in eighth.
Battcd for Erickson In ninth.
I Gland.
'Enttcd Tor 7. ScWrII IN s-NIh.
Ran for Speaker in sixth

Scor" by innings II
Washington ..,... 600 $50 op0-
Cleveland ........ COZ COL OiN-4
summary. Two has. hits l.umottc.
Erickson, 6osliu. /. ScweN Three
has" hits McNulty Harris Home.
run Mciuuis stolen basus-Mc-
Nu!iy, 90. Jameson. WanDy Sacri-
hces-W amby. WOOD, C'N,iH Me
inn!s pouhlc plays Gardner J
Scw"ii To- Mclnn!s Pccn TO Harris
Lett ON bases Washington 10
Cleveland, :. Bases ON balls-on
Erickson S: on Edward :. OF Uhlc.
!. struck ut-by Erickson . by
Edwards. 3: by Winn, / Hts OF
Edwards, IN D. OFF Wimu. In Ia.
on uhle, / in 20 villa pitci. Ed
wards. Balk Erickson. Passed ball
-Gharrity. Winning pitchcr--Uhlc.
Umpircs, Morarity aud owens Time.
2:l0
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Winston Salem, >. Danviilc.
High Point, :: Durham. :.
Ral"iGh, :! Greensboro. 10.
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STANDING o, CItus

Nhthi THEY PLAY TOD,Y
'I'i~hnrrh at iIuston
''innnii NJ Hrooki,n.
'hirnE0 ut New N,rL
~. Louis III I'hiIu,Ic,,t;
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Score by inning, II
New York ..-...... too col OOU--i
Chicago ....-....-. 600 ulU UOC-l
summary. Two-bns" hits MDstn.
Falk. Home ruu-Ruth stolen base
--Mcusc!. Sacrifices Ruth John
son. Schang. Ward. Double plays
Collins to Sh"oiy: scott "a ward to
Pip; Bush 10 scot, to Pipp. Left
on hases-Ncw York :. Chn~gO. )
Eases OF hals--om Lcvcrettc. =" off
l'ush. I struck out-by Bush. );
by Lcvcrctt". iii,s--om Lev.rcttc.
In s; on Mack, IN / Losing
pitcher L"vcrctt" Tmpircs. chill.
Dinccn ana !Iildobraud. Time. i:tl.
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Z hi,'aEo.


'''alH ..t.-.... 80 - -
'E"ticd Tor Kaufman ia sixth
Rated for Jones ia seventh
tEntcd Tor StrnlAMh in mLnfM
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Norfolk is still determined To talk.
tn" annual Turkey Day suuahblc he
Nc'n virginia Military Institute and
Virginia Polytechnic institute away
from Roanoke. The Norfolk Cham
hcr ni commerce meets today to Got
behind the movement to bring The
THANKSGIVING classic to In. Tihr-
water CITY. They figure = nOn ritrs,e
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are M"rih 2uinS after even thougn
~ ~ Tor Just one day
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-09
"KIDNEY TROUBLES
VANISH :" SAYS DR.. CAREY
Bladder Weakness, Dropsy, Gravel
Backache or ANY Tendency to
More Serious Troubles

Don't flush your kidneys with
harsh makeshifts, says DR.. Carey;
they are too frail and delicately
constructed to treat them rough.
For 40 years l have been pre-
scribing Prescription No. TIT for
kidney and bladder sickness and
now that | have retired from act
i've practice l have made arrange
ments with leading druggists to
dispense this wonderful prescrip-
tion at a moderate price.
Beware of kidney disease-thou
sands die Of it every year who
ought to be enjoying the bless
ings of life and health.
If you have specks floating be-
fore the eyes, puffs under eyes,
clammy feet or moist palms,
backache or sideache you ought
to get a bottle of DR.. Carey's
Prescription No. III right away.
1t has conquered thousands of
cases of kidney and bladder dis
eases and is the medicine you
can always depend upon for
quick results. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-09
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James II. Allen, of Roches-
ter, N. Y, suffered for years with
rheumatism. Many times this ter
rible disease left him helpless and
unable to work.
He finally decided, after years
of ceaseless study, that no one can
be free IRON rhedmausn uned me
accumulated impurities, common
ly called uric acid deposits, were
dissolved in the joints and muscles
and expelled from the body.
With this idea in mind he con-
suited physicians, made expert
ments and finally compounded a
prescription that quickly and COM
pletely banished every sign and
symptom of rheumatism from his
system.
He freely gave his discovery.
which he called Allenrhu, to 9TH
ers who took it, with what might
be called marvellous success. AZ
ter years of urging he decideG to
let sufferers everywhere Know
about his discovery through the
newspapers. He has therefore In
structed druggists everywhere to
dispense Allenrhu with the under
standing that if the first pint bot
tie does not show the way to COM
plete recovery he will gladly return
your money without comment
All druggists can supply You.
tadv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-09
What Happened
When SheiIa EUiStOn
Refused LOUe
BY IDAH McGLoNE GIBSON

When the chief heard the report
he went down to headquarters i'm
mediately."
Dill ST. That was where Sheila
and I were trying to find Walter
Jones'. - The words came hardly
audible above Tony's breath. They
seemed just thought trembling out
of his fearful consciousness. The
same terrible idea was pounding in
my brain, and although Phil's only
comment, as he got in the car, was
ITO the central station, Kay"
know that the same horrible belief
was clutching at his reason.
To all of us there seemed only
one more place to look for Sheila,
one other place where her fever
crazed brain might take her, and
that was, Dill Stand in Dill st.
there had just been "an atrocious
murderl"
The sun came up brilliantly after
the foggy night. 1t seemed to prom
Use comfort. Resolutely put all des-
pairing thoughts away, and it was
easier than it had been, for things
all look different in the light of day.