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rst honored me with your commits

first honored me with your commits
sion.
II have noted, too, that there are
those who deplore my infrequent con-
tributions to the vocal activities of the
senate. / confess / do not speak I'M
less there seems occasion for 1t.
promised you l would not when l was
a candidate six years ago. / renew
that promise now for the new term
with which you are about to honor
+me. There may be those among you
who think there are some who talk
too much. Brevity is sometimes pre-
ferable to volume. l have sought to
keep this in mind and shall continue
t to do so.
Some of the few things have said
have been honored in receiving the at
ftention and favorable comment OF
some well-known Americans.
Let me renew my thanks for your
presence, your patience, and your
| friendship, which ! esteem beyond my
power to express. Good night"
| Senator New was the first member
of the senate to travel by airplane
and now he is first to have delivered
a political address by wireless.
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sTIZ" FOR TENDER
SORE. TIRED FEET

The minute you put your feet in a
."TIZ" bath you feel pain being drawn
out and comfort just soaking in. How
good your tired, swollen, burning feet
feel. "TIZ" instantly draws out the
poisonous exudations that puff up
your feet and cause sore, inflamed,
sweaty feet.
"TIZ" and only "TIZ" takes the pain
and soreness out of corns, callouses
and bunions. Get a box Of "TlZ" at
any drug or department store for a
few cents. Your feet are never going
to bother you any more. A whole
years foot comfort guaranteed-Ad'
vertisement.
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WANT WORD TO FIT
RECKLESS AUTOIST;
PRIZE IS OFFERED
Especial to The Palladium

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 81
What is the name for the reckless
driver, corresponding to the term jay
walker as used for the Pedestrian"
asks the Hooster automobile associa-
ton in a bulletin issued today. what
is the term or word that will best fit
the boob or hick driver who never
signals; who is rowdy and always
pushing his car ahead of general traf-
fic; who cuts corners regardless and
who turns corners with no thought
for the welfare of pedestrians; who
dashes through intersections without
thought of possible traffic coming from
other directions and who leaps on
across railroad crossings without any
effort to see whether or not train or
car Is coming; and who, even when he
sees such train tries to beat it across ?''
| Il realize that is a long question, I"
says NJ. E. Noblet, manager of the
Hoosier association, "and it will take
some word or phrase that will point
eddy cover all these things as thor
oughly as the term Jay walker applies
to the careless pedestrian.
However, I am pleased to say that
it may be worth while for Hoosier to
get busy, put on their thinking caps
and try to coin such word or phrase
for the American Automobile associa
ton is now offering cash prize of $25
to the person who unearths a fitting
sobriquet that will at once convey ridi
cule and opprobrium on the foolhardy
and reckless motorist.
THE contest, which is open to all
will close May 10 and the award will
be made May 20. Persons wishing te
submit names should address Contest
Editor, American Automobile associa
ton, 1108 Sixteenth street, N W.,
. Wa chinOfon n Cv
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the county auditor. The petition will
be acted upon at the meeting of the
commissioners Monday.
The road would be built under the
three-mile road law. 1t is about one
mile in length. The property owners
would pay for the curb and gutter of
such a road and the township would
carry the cost of the 18-foot roadway.
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NUMBER NINE FURNITURE
TO BE INSTALLED SOON

New furniture for Number Nine
school house has been delivered and
will be installed soon, Township Trus-
tee ]. o. Edgerton announced Friday.
The two old rooms in the building are
now in use.
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CINCINNATI CEMENT FIRM
INDICTED AS MONOPOLY

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 31.-The
grand jury yesterday indicated the Gin
cinnati Purchasing company, as a cor
poration on the charge of violating the
antitrust law
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PETITION IS FILED
FOR CONCRETE ROAD

Petition for concrete road to run
from the Peacock road south on Sew
enth street to Main, west on Main to
Easthaven avenue has been filed with
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BELMONT RESULTS

First race tsix furlonEs)-Cum sab,
to 3. 10 s. out; second. Cote dor.
Z to /, 3 to /: third. Endman. to 5.
Time: lie 3-5. Also rnn-Futcn,
Ticklish. Jocosc, jug. Irene Dels'I.
AstrOlite.
second race Gone milc)-First.
Frigate. ! to l. . to :. to |; second.
Flying Cloud. 3 10 3. to g: third.
Pilgrim. to l. Time: 1897 l5. Also
ran-Whisk, Caligula, Veto.
Third race four and IL half fur
longs)--First, Canaquc, I TO g. TO :.
out; second. Golden Rule. to l. l to
l: third, Watchful Waiting, to 1.
Time: :52 is. Also rnn-Crochet.
Sweepstakes.
Fourth race (mile and n SIXTEENTH
First. Audacious, Z to 10, out. out.
second. Sedgeield, / to !. out; third,
Damask, out Time: l:+S 35. Also
n-(none).
Fifth race (six and n half furlongs)
First, Finality. IL To b. TO 3. TO
>: second, DouEhnut. To |. 10 /:
third, Master Hand. 3 to ;. Time:
1:lS 2-5. Also ran--EXcuse Me.
Avispa. Moco. Leocharcs. H.. Torchy.
Witchwork.
sixth race (six furlongs)-First.
Victor s., to 3. l to .. to 5: second.
Copyright. . to 1, 2 to .: third. Winnie
come. . TO ). Time: l:l2 2-5. Also
ran--Bill Block. Chatcaugay.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First race (s!x furlongs)-Janku,
$3.50. 500. $3.50. won: Birdie c.. 81,
$3.50. second: Hayward Lady. $500.
third. Time: l:l3. Inquisition. Lady
Delhi Rekab. Whirl. Topmast and
Hysteria also ran.
Second race Zone mile and quar-
ter).-Countess. sl2.6o. 81 and SO. won:
second: Lady Longfellow. s3.40. third.
Time: 2:o7 Is. Chinnie Walsh. Wade
McLemorc and Young Adam also ran.
ncuda. $3.50. s3.2O. $3.50. Won: Bred
at Home. si.70. $3.50. second Iiamct,
$40. third. Time: &c As. Auto
crat. GlenSarry. Spods. CruZern. Pete
F'oy and Granddaddy also ran.
Fourth race four and half fur
longs)-Sister Joselln. Sll.70. SOLO.
s3.3O, won: Anna Tod. 81. $3.50. sec
"a As. Miss Leighton. NOwata.
Needy. Valoise. Ten-SiXty and Romp-
ing Mary also ran.
Fifth race Zone mile)-Daddy Wolf.
$500. S25.l0. $3.50. won: Warsaw.
s29.l0. sl4.40. second Pictor. $3.50,
third. Time: l:i0 is. Aph, Trust Of
fetal. Bond. Lottery. Dad and Link
Boy also ran.
Sixth race -four and n half FUR
longs)-Sweetheart $3.50. $3.50. s2.lO.
won; 'Cerina. $40. $40. second !;
Big Sap. 'Cash and Bin O'Flynn also
ran. Coupled, Montfort Jones entry.
Seventh race Zone mile and six
won; WEXFORD. s2.5O. s2.4O. second
IIarlock $50. third. Time: 1i7.
Grace Dougherty, Grayson, Pahaska
and Escarpolctte Afro ran.
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REMOVALS REPORTED

The following reports of removals
have been nled at Police Headquar-
tiers:
Backcr. L.: 40 West Clay Stree,
to 3O2-A West Clay street
Boiling. r.: oo4 Center Street to
215 Nicholson Street
Banks. L.; 1927 Ncnable Street to
G2S North Seventeenth street.
Brown. c.; lol East Clay Street
to 2o6 East Jackson Street.
Comber. J. w; 2523-A West Main
Street to storage.
Coulter. ]. s.: storage to Al North
Thirtieth Street.
Dwyer. j. w: II North Harrison
Street TO 1903 Grove Avenue.
Dahlii. II. o.; r. +. Il y. Railway to
3Os North Mulberry Street.
Davis. S. L.; lOl East Clay Street
TO 500 West Marshall Street.
Ellis, T.; 2o9B. East Baker Street
TO storage.
Fitzgerald. L.: r. =. C p. Railway
20 storage.
Green, l.: 222o1-2 East Main Street
TO 3ls North Fourth street.
Gravatt. j. j.. Jr. storage TO Staun-
ton. Va.
Mrs. Gentry, l0l East Clay Street
to 404 North Second Street.
Hughes, G. H; storage to 30l7
| Libby Street.
Haw. j.: 11lo North Fifth Street
TO storage.
1ngle. Mr.: 13l Petersburg Pike to
storage.
Perkins. NJ lol East Clay Stree,
to il-2 Wcs Street.
Stone, La East Main Street
to 227 l-o North Twentieth Street
SlhiSer. VI. D.; storage TO 1904 Park
| Aver
Wa...cr. L.: storage to 1905 North
| Twenty-siNth Street.
Yates, X; l0i East Clay Street to
Sl2 North Seventh Street.
! thinner, F.. c.: lol East Canal
! Street to Goa North Twenty
! Street.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD, May 26.-
Potatoes. white. 100 pounds. 1850
$50: No 2. 5CW75: new potatoes.
barrel. 3.o0q 600; bushcl. 1.2582.OO:
sweets and yams, barrel. 3.O0Ip4.50:
No. 2. 2.0oa $50: bushcl. 1oOIl.5O:
No. 2. tQH 10: asparagus. dozen. $50
q o:oo: No. l2og l.so: beans. ham
600; cabbage. crate, lOO1l25; car
rots. hundred. G.o0017.0O: corn, crate.
40 u 400: cucumbcrs. crate 1909
80: elephants crate. 1.25q3.0O; kalc,
bushel. 5g25.
Lettuce. basket. 1890: onions. lOc
lbs: 3.50Q 500; No. 2. 2.5Oa3OO;
spring onions. hundred. l50alT5;
peas, hampcr. l.75 800: peppers
crate. 2.o0g 500: radishcs hundred
80 a 200; rhu5arb. hundred, 2.5Oa5.0O;
spinach, bushcl. Is 40; squash. crate
l.Oo92.Oo: tomatoes. crate. 2.5Oa i. 90
. Appies-zpacked. barrel. G.50qs5O
box apples. 2.50I 500; blackbcrries
quart, 20 26: cherries, pound. 90
grapefrnit. box. 3.50I 500; oranges
box. 900 800: peaches. crate. 800 q
watermelons. each, 70a75.
Poultry-Livc. spring chick ems
4o: young winters. 4CN IS; old hens
p 30; small and white Leghorns
20 q 2s; old ROSTERS. l6: ducks. 20I
ZZ small and poor. l60l8: pigeons
nrsts, dozen, "a; Southern. 22123.
ButteTrI,Creamery fancy, pound. SO
prints. IL 8i2; nearby creamery, 80 a
s.. ladies'. 26I2s; rolls. 23D25. store
packed. %: dairy prints. 23Qo5: pro
cess butter. 27G2S.
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IN A LOUISIANA
HOME TO STAY"
hedfOrd's Blnck-Draught
Liver Medicine Praised by ..
the Head Of a Lake
Charles Family.

Lake Charles, LAT don't
know what we would have done
had we not had Blnck-Draught. 1t
sure is one OF the best medicines
made, and am sure the best liver
medicine" said Mr.. Henry Garrett,
Of this city.
My whole family uses It,"
continued Mr.. Garrett. "My wife
says she believes she kept off the
flu by taking doses Of Black
Draught regularly.
II, myself, use BlackDraught for
indigestion, and it is fine.
I'VE used pills and tablets and
seemed to do us good, but the
Black Draught sure has. and 1t has
come to our house to stay. We
give It to Gt< daughter for head
ache and torpid liver.
II am glad to recommend any
thing that has been the help to my
family that Black-Draught has.
"My present health Is good.
Have two boxes of ck-Draught
in the house now"
If your liver gets out of fix, take
Black-Draught. 1t will help to
drive the bile poisons and other
unhealthy matters out OF your sys-
tenn.
Thedford's Black-Draught is
purely vegetable, and acts in a
safe and wholesome manner as a
result Of the natural medicinal &C
ton OF the roots and herbs Of
which 1t is composed.
Your druggist can supply you to-
day-Ady
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LAX ESIDE CLUB
TO HOLD TOURNEY

The Lakeside Country Club will
hold a tennis tournament today with
Ra ndolph Macon College at Lake
side. to which the public Is invited
There Will lie six matches in
singles and three in doubles. tho
tournament TO begin at 3 p. NJ.
While this Is the first tournament
0f the year for the Country Club, II
expects 10 make creditable show
Ing.
The team will be selected from the
following players:
Sam Bcndhcim, Ralph Waller
stein. NJ. e. Mitteldorfer, Clarence
Wallerstcil, Gordon Strausc, S. Trait
net. Henry Raab. Walter S. Galeski,
Morris Strauss and Lester Waller
stein.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 60
Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected can
died: per dozen. 260 %: average re-
:eipts. %: Southern, IS.
Live poultry--Roosters. per H.. 10:
turkeys. per h.. 25g3o; chickens.
winter. per H.. 40T 80; Surfing chick
ems. per h.. $4,000; keats. young,
EACH. 50Q60; fowls. 27.
Dressed pouitry-Fresh killed
per h.. 80; roosters. per lb.. 20:
each. GO.
Live stock-Calvcs. choice. per h..
lambs. choice. per h.. 10; live hogs.
Green fruit-Apples. per Dbl. 5.oo9
800: per blu. basket. 2.00Gt2.75; West
ern. per box. 2.750i.25: California
oranges. per crate. d. 80 a 500: lemons.
r"r box. $50 q $50; grapefruit. per
u $50: Strawberries, Southern. ja22:
home grown. 1895.
etables--potatoes. No. |. per.
hhl.. 2.5O92.75; per sack 300 Il 3.2i:
new potatoes, per Dbl. No. /. 500 %
6.25; No. .. 225G250; sweets, 300 %
800: yams, :. 5oef3.00; lettuce. South
ern. per crate. 5oGl.00: romaiue
lettuce. i.ooGi 50; cytno;ings. per
lecrate. 1.0o9l.50: onions. per crate
2.00I $50: cabbage. new per cwt
l.Ao@ 2.2a; cucumbers ESQ 3.5O: egg
plants, per crate. 3O0G3.50 toma
toes. per box. Florida. 3.o0Q 500;
beans. l.000300 per basket; peas
2.2oou 100; peppers.. per crate. l.5O q
doz.. $50 800; spinach, per Dbl, 80 q
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nrnd.trcct's weekly Rcport.
[ny Assoclated Press. ]


NEW YORK, May 2G.-8 radstrect's
tomorrow Will say: Improvement is
tho key word of the reports received
this week by Bradstreets regarding
trade. industry and crops. This i'm
provement Is by no means uniform
being effected by and dependent upon
varying condtios of weather the
progress OF planting and Of crop de-
velopment. and the slow, but APP
parcntly steady gain in activity in
post. not all, Industries toward bet
Ter conditions. Final distributive
trade. that IL. retail buying and job
Ding distribution, are both better
with most progress as for some time
past, shown In the Western surplus
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ALBEMARLE IN RACE
FOR GOLFING HONORS
yspecia, to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May 26.
The Albcmarle Golf Club will send
n team to Lynchburg next week for
honors in the semiannual tournament
of the Appalachian Golf League. to be
held Tuesday. Tho following players
will compose the team: DR.. NJ. l.. Pea,
W. T.. Soudcr, Jr.. DR.. Rice Warren,
DR. ]. Y. Quaintancc. y. It. jameson
and &. K. Buck, with r. II. Hanson,
substitute.
The Albemarle team will put up
stiff fight for top hOnors. Having
won last spring at Bluefleld and last
fall at Roanoke, II already has two
legs on the championship cup. which
has TO he won three times before be-
coming the property OF any club.
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wHEREAs william w. Poole and M.ry
+. Poole his wfs. the 18TH day OF
April. 1911. made and executed = trust
deed to X. Is. Andersen Trustee. of the
city OF Madison Wisconsin to secure six
thousand do!ars. payable In three years
win interest at the rate OF per cent pc:
the wisconsin Life Insurance Company
Of Madison. Wisconsin which said deed
was recorded ~ The ONCE OF the Clerk
OF the Circul, Court for the County OF
Charles Guy. NirsInia, on the 2Oth DAP
OF AprH. 1871. ~ /. O'Clock ~. IN Deed
HOOK. Volume II. On psss 81. and the
SUN OF my seven hundred and nfiy aud
no-lVU dollars tt5.7EuJ principal and four
teen hundred and tw-nty--!xht and tE-lUu
dollars tI.i?ss5) Of interest and taken,
making together the cum OF seventy
tI.i'stsJ Is die o. SAID note on the 18TH
day o! April, lS3! the day OF the nrst pub.
Ncation OF this notice. and.
WHEREAS default mas been made In
the payment o! the MONEY secured by aid
trust deed and no suit or proceeding hav-
Ing been instituted at law TO recover the
debt now claimed to be due upon said
note. or any part Thereof. the said trust
deed vii! be foreclused by u sale OF said
remises by virtue OF the power contained
IA the trust deed. which sale will be made
by the subscriber or his agent. at public
auction at the premises to be sold. here.
after described. on the :tTR DAY OF
JUNE. 1922. at 10 o'clock In the tore
noon.
the following Is, description of said
premises that will be sold. to-wit;
All OF that certain tract or parcel OF
land lying and being In Harrison Dis
trlct. Charles CITY County. Virginia. known
as Montpelier. and Containing $50 acres
more or lees. bounded as follows: on the
north By land owned By J. c. and w. {.
Folkes; on the east Us the public road
leading from Roxbury to Westov-r, on the
south BY the public road leading from
the aoove-named public road 10 Granville.
In the said county, and by the land OF
W. +. Stagg; on the west by the land
of said stage.
The said tract of land being the same
rs decided to said W. w. Poole September
I. 1905.
The graveyard being reserved to tho use
OF Virginia c. Walden and her heirs.
Dated April Is. iS22.
II. Is. ANDERSON
Trustee.
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grain producing areas. Rcttcr wealth
cr and rather more active employ
mcnt is reflected In the Eastern
states generally, while the South,
owing largely 10 excessive rains in
parts OF Texas and in the Southeast.
shows less notable progress. although
tho activity in and strength of lum-
Der and the suhsidicnce OF the flood
waters In some sections helps the
growth Of the more optimistic feel
ing recently observed In that section.
Weekly bank clearings. s6.SS6.225.
mn
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T,rcr. After Two nurrcrs.

MOBILE. ALA. May 26-The De-
troit American League ball club have
secured options on pitchers Williams
and Tenny. OF the cSerIGian, Missis-
sippi Cotton States League teams
according to announcement By Eddie
Herr, scout OF the major league
club. The players will not report
until the close OF the Cotton states
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-
In execution OF decree OF Rich
mond Chancery Court IN the cause OF
India Braston,, Gd'n, etc. plaintiffs.
Erax,on, il. an infant, who sues by.
etc, plaintiffs, vs.. India Braxton ct
ais. defendants, entered on the 18th
day OF May, 1922. the undersigned
pointed. Will offer for sale by public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81, 1922,
the aforementioned real estate.
Commencing at O'Clock L. NJ, WI tn
the frame dwelling No. II West
Baker Street This lot fronts 33 feet
inches on the south line OF Baker
street. between st. John and st.
cd on this lotswould make n fine pay
ing investment.
at O'Clock r. NJ. we will offer the
brick cottage known as No. 1919
on the south line OF Chahin street
and extends back between parallel
lines lil feet.
These are nrst-class investment
homes Tor colored people.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the
residue in three equal installments.
payable. respectively. at six. twelve
sale. the credit installmcnts being
evidenced by negotiable notes Of the
purchaser. with 90 interest from the
day OF sale added. and the title TO the
property 10 be retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid
and conveyance directed by the
court
Il. l.. PEYTON. JR.,
GEO. J. HOOPER,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond In tn.
above suit has been duly given
CHAS. .. SANILLE.
Clerk.
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Johnston. Home runs-Myers, De-
berry. Stolen bases-Ncis. John
ston. Wheat. Double plays--Olson.
Johnston and Schmandt; Olson and
Schmandt. Left on bases-Brook
Ign. Is: Philadelphia. s. Base on
bans-Of Ring. 3; off Vance. 2.
Struck out-By Ring. 3: by Vance.
l. Hit by pitcher-Ring Uiigh). UNI
pires-Quiglcy and Moran. Time
1850.
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BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
fEv Associated Press.l

FIIILADELFHIA, May 26.-BrOok
lyn again took both ends OF a
double header from Philadelphia to-
day, winning the arst game TO 5
and the second I TO 0. Ruether held
the locals safe In the first game,
while Vance blanked them In the
closing contest with eight scattered
hits. The defeats marked the Phil
lies eleventh straight setback.
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Common Sense
About Eczema
and Eruptions!
Here's Something AboutS. SIS.
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.

You might just as we'll know It right
now.-,the cause OF skin eruptions.
pimples. ackheads. boils and so on.
is right in tho blood. There is no get
ting away from it Science has proved
II. We prove 1t. You can prove II.
When tho cause OF skin troubles and
eruptions Is in the blood, II isn't COM
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EPPS- EpPS e CO,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Commissioners Sale
No. 1916 West
Clay Street

In execution Of decree OF tho
Chancery Court OF the City OF Rich
mond. in the suit Of ,'Emmet a. How
ard VS.. Mary Y. Wicker. ei ais, en-
tered on the sth day OF May, 1899. we
Will. as Special Commissioners, sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY 2eTH. 1922.
at O'Clock p. NJ.
that certain lot OF land with the
frame dwelling thereon. known as
No. 1916 W. Clay Street. In the City
OF Richmond. Virginia. on the north
line OF Clay Street. between Harris on
and Norton Streets beginning us
fronting on the north line o. Clay
Street % feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines ITO feet.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchase
money in cash and the residue in
three equal instruments payable ..
II and IS months after date. with
interest thereon at per cent per
annum. payable semi same
TO be evidenced by negotiable notes
Of the purchaser and the title 10 be
retained until all of the purchase
a conveyance ordered by >the court
or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, 1906 Boston. p.
Brooklyn. 7-7t PhiiRdclphin, 80.
Cincinnati, b-1; Chicago. -.
st. Louis, q; Pittsburgh, =.
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DOAK AGAIN WINS

ST LOUIS. May 2G.-Doak. of tho
Cardinals. won his seventh victory
OF the season today from Pittsburgh
by to 2. breaking n losing streak
OF the locals
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Let 8. 8. 8. Give You An Angelic Skini


mon sense to simply treat tho skin.
4 bottle OF S. S. 8. will prove to you
what Is happening In your blood. SIS.
Is scientific blood cleanser.--it drives
out the Impurities which cause eczema.
letter. rash. pimples. boils. blackheads.
blotchea and other skin eruptions.
When these impurities are driven out.
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your
complexion clears. II becomes beau
t!ul. Your face looks like that Of a
prosperous. rudy. well-fed, refined
gentleman. or II you are woman.
your complexion becomes tho real kind
that the whole world no ndm!res SIS.
Ia also powerful body.builder. be-
cause II builds now and more blood
cells. That's why 1t fills out sunken
checks. .bony necks. thin limbs. helps
regain lost flesh. II costs little to
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sold at all drug stores, In two siyss.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27
Philadelphia.

bourveau. Fletcher. Leslie. Wheat.
Three base NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Home
runs-F'letchcr. Ruethcr. Stolen
tasc-T. Griffith, Schmandt. Sacri-
lhccS-Johnston, Myers, Miller.
Double plays-Johnston. Olson and
Schmandt. Left on bases--Brooklyn.
10; Philadelphia. I. Bases on balls
on Smith. 2: off Weinert, l. OF
Ruethcr, >. Struck out-By Ructher.
1: by @. Smith. !. Hits-Off Rue
Their. 0 in ! Ia innings; of Decatur,
none in l "a innings; off CT. Smith.
. I'm innings; off Weincrt. . in 1
inning. Winning her-Ruether.
Losing pitcher--G. Smith. Umpires-
Moran and Quigiey. Timc-l:45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-27
Pittsburgh.

Totals :. ......32 . "a IL 0
'Batted for Cooper in seventh.
tBatted for linn in ninth
Tran for Ticrncy in ninth.