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STAR In A YEAR
Baltimore Manager Thinks Sheedy
Great First Base Prospect.

Baltimore, April 2G.-Manager Jack
Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles says in
Clayton Sheedy he has the most prom
Using first baseman that ever came
under his direction.
That must be sad news to Presi-
dent Clarke Griffith of the Washing.
ton Nationals, for Dunn literally
grabbed Sheedy from under Griffith's
nose.
Last season Sheedy captained the
Georgetown University baseball club.
Georgetown is a suburb of Washing.
ton. Under Sheedy. Georgetown had
great year, losing only to Holy
Cross.
At the close Of the college season
Sheedy Joined Baltimore and when
he got chance to show his worth,
jumped into the limelight with a
bang.
He finished on top in fielding with
.996, the best average of any of the
International first sackers.
In batting he led the league with
a mark of $50, a surprising figure
for a recruit with no previous pro-
fessional experience.
Sheedy played in only "a games
last year but If he can continue his
great work, the first base berth will
be a cinch for him.
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Wet Track Necessary
to Establishment of
Motor Speed Records

Los Angeles, April 26.-"wet
sand, such as is to be found at
Latonia Beach, Florida, is the only
possible track for drivers who hope
to go over 100 miles an hour"
This is the conclusion of Sig
Haugdahl, holder of the worlds
auto speed record of $50 miles an
hour, who has given up his plan
to try for a new mark in Cali
fornia.
The Scandinavian race driver
had had in mind taking a whirl
along Dry Lake, in Antelope Val
ley, California. When he found.
however. that he could slide his
feet easily over the old lake bed ne
abandoned the plan.
"No man." he commented, "can
control an automobile on dry dirt
going over 100 miles an hour. The
wheels then stop gripping and
start to skid. No tire has been
made that will give traction.
"The average person perhaps be-
lieves that n hard. smooth surface
is ideal for speed tests. On the
contrary, firm, wet sand is essen
trial to reach high velocity.
"Even Latonia Beach is not
available for record-breaking speed
at all times. | waited there a
month before ! happened to catch
the beach exactly right.
"On the morning ! made the rec
ord run the tide had gone out
rapidly, and l caught the sand just
right. The suction of my tires
could be heard miles away. like
the whine of bullet. That was
ideal traction"
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BRUINS CONE
HOME WITH A
GREAT RECORD.
Trounce Galveston in Prep
aration for Beaumont
Here Sunday.
FINAL SCORE Is S TO /
Couchman Puzzles Sand
crabs Throughout--Cole-
manese Hit Hard.

Galveston. Tex. April 26.-The Gal.
weston fans are sorry they guyed Bob
Couchman. the venerable San Antonio
chunker, so numerically as he stood
IN the coacher's box at Fridays game.
II they hadn't been so hard on him.
calling him "old gent" and "Methuse-
Ian and asking him what his nav was
as first mate on the Ark, Bob might
have been kinder toward them and
their pet Sandcrabs Saturday. But
the veteran, sent to the hill by Mana
ger coleman of the Bears TO wrest
the odd game of the series from thc
home gang. stopped his ears to all piti-
iul pleas from the stands and gave the
locals lovely trimming. allowing
them three hits, one of them moth
eaten.
The score was > to 1. Couchmai,s
mates broke out in hitting rash in
the third inning and knocked Hal Di-
whey from the box, scoring four runs
and slowing away the decision right
there. Clarkson finished the game in
creditable fashion, although the Bears
by no means were held at bay, as their
total of fourteen hits shows.
Nine Out Of Ten.
The triumph for the San Antonians
was heir ninth in ten games this sea-
son. They started for home after the
game to open n series in their own
ball orchard Sunday with Beaumont.
Couchman had the Galveston hit.
tiers reaking their trusty war clubs
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BOWLING
The. new X. Of c. bowling series
begins Monday.
The schedule follows

begins Monday.
The schedule follows:
Monday. April rs, Abr vs. Conrad;
Thursday. May /, Fielder VS. Lytle: Fri
day. May 2, Seng VS.. Mueller; Saturday,
May ,, Stein VS., Williams.
Monday May 8. Cloonan VS.. Conrad;
Wednesday. May z. Mueller VS.. Egli;
Thursday. May s, Lyle VS.. Williams; Fri
day, May ., Stein vs. Fielder; Saturday,
May 10. Abr vs. Seng.
Monday, May IL, Seng VS.. Lytle; We'd
nesday May IA, Mueller VS.. Williams;
Thursday. May Is. stein VS.. Cloonan;
Friday. May 16, Abr VS.. Egli: Saturday,
May II, Conrad VS.. Fielder.
NJ Monday, May 10. stein VS.. Conrad;
Thursday, May %. Egli vs. seng; Fri
day, May 23. Cioonan VS.. Williams; Sat
urday, May "a. Lyle VS.. Mueller.
Monday, May 26, Mueller VS.. Fielder;
Wednesday. May rs, Seng VS.. Conrad;
Thursday, May 20, Abr VS.. Cloonan; Fri
day. May 80. Abr vs.. Cloonan: Saturday,
May 81, williams VS.. Egli.
Monday. June 2. Lyle VS.. Egli: We'd
nesday June 4. Stein VS.. Abr; Thursday.
June 5. Seng VS.. Cloonan; Friday. June
s, Williams VS.. Fielder: Saturday, June
I, Conrad VS.. Mueller.
Monday, June 3. Stein VS.. Mueller;
Wednesday, June IL Seng VS.. Williams;
Thursday. June IL Conrad VS.. Egli; Fri
day. June IS, Abr vs. Lytle; Saturday,
June IL, Cloonan VS.. Fielder.
Monday. June is. Abr VS.. Williams;
Wednesday. June is. Lyle VS. Conrad:
June 10. Fielder VS.. Seng: Fri |
day, June 20. Cloonan VS.. Mueller; Sat
lurdsy. June 81. Egll VS.. Stein.
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ROSENTHAL UP WITH
LEAGUE LEADERS IN
OFFICIAL AVERAGES
Bears Swatting Streak
Puts Him Over 400;
Other Figures.

His eleven straight hits early in the
week boosted 81 Rosenthal to the top
Of the San Antonio battcrs. the Off
cial averages for the Texas League
through Thursdays games. announced
by w. Il. Ruggles. league statistician.
Saturday night show. 81 is hitting
well over 400 and oily half a dozen
baters are ahead of him in the league
averages. The veteran TEX" Melon
aid of Houston leads the pack with
.452.
Wichita Falls leads in club batting
with .347. Four clubs. including the
Bears, who are fourth, have been hit
ting above a 300 pace.
Most of the San Antonio pitchers
appear high in the early averages, with
Mike Collins. who has won all three
of his games, heading the list. in a
tie with Osborne of Wichita Falls.
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LALLY, PRACTICING L
FOR NATIONAL OPEN,
AVERAGES UNDER 20
Highest Golf Round in Last
TwelUe at Country
Club Is a ~.

Tom I.ally. San Antonio Country
Club golf professional, practicing for
the national open championship
tournament in Detroit, June ) and O.
has averaged under 40 in his last
twelve 1S-hole rounds Of his home
course here, and appears to be at the
very top of his game.
Two recent rounds were negotiated
in IS each and six Of them were play
ed in 81. His highest score on any
of the twelve trips around the coun-
try club course was ~.
Lally made the scores in matches.
most Of them with Jack Tarrant and
X. S. Kampmann.
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Runs 100" in s4;5 seconds.

Bailey Chaeney's time of $40
seconds in running 100 yards here last
week in track meet with the Howard
Payne Yellow jacket against the
John Tarleton Agricf = al College,
was one of the high pf rs r the meet.
which was won by He me, s.
60 6S, and in which er Of
Howard Payne was high point man
with eighteen points and Joe Bailey
Chaeney second with fifteen points.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
Baseball Fan

The Light is carrying fror
e day only the box-score 4
San Antonio baseball game.
believed that this is the onlj
score in which the fans are
sted. Do you want box-scd
al Texas. American and M
league games daily? Writ
sporting editor briefly and q
what you think about it.
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DEN DEFINITELY
+ OF COMPETITION
OR THE DAVIS CUP
mis- Association Ac-
cepts Champions
Resignation.

isS Jew York. April 26.-When the
* AZ rican Davis Cup team swings IN
"a etion this year. it will be minus
49, services of William Il. Tilden. III
By to be the worlds greatest player.
Ending a months debate in which
q eral letters changed hands. the
i3vis CUP committee Saturday ac-
|; ted Tildren's resignation from the
im-n0t only from the Davis Gun
i m, but from the American Olym-
~ group as well.
a rift appeared in the ranks of the
dtcd States Lawn Tennis Associa-
p following its player-writer ruling.
ie association ruled that after Jan.
ry, 1925. no player could write for
wspapers or periodicals without
crificing his amateur standing
lden objected. The committee rui
he might continue his 1924 coz
acts and be classed as an amateur.
lden still objected on the ground
at newspaper writing was his live
Iood.
April II he rendered his resigna-
N from both teams. unless he
eht remain newspaper writer and
IL De classed ms an amateur. He
used TO attend Fridays meeting of
Davis Cup committee.
In face Of this. his resignation
IS accepted-although the commit |
pointed out he might represent |
ited States in the two Journeys
S year and continue his newsps-
: writing.
The letter informing Tilden the de-
ion Of the committee which sat to
on his resignation. said:
My dear Mr.. Tilden:
REPLYING to your letter of April
the Davis Cup committee regrets
t you were unable to attend its
sting.
As previously advised you are eli.
lie to compete for Your country
national association Mt its las,
ual meeting settled the m1tter for
the January. 1925. date of on.
cement Of the plaver-writnr resolu.
having been set ont Of fairness
Won and others who had nrevious-
made nrwSDape" contracts TO be
fo~mcd during 1924
This committee invited Won 10 b.
lemhcr Of this years Olympic and
is, Gun teams. brt must Of course
e to you the decision as r. when
re and for whom Won will play. ,
crd'nc'r. your rasignltiOn ns y ,
nhor Of tho American teams is ac-
cd. 8
SiRnedl
Julian $. Myr'rk. chairman. Davis I
Committee. U. S. L. r. A.
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College Baseball

AT Waco: Baylor 5: Texas Ag-
gies 1.
AT Saltwater, Okla: Oklahoma
Aggies ii; Texas Christian Univer-
sity 0-S.
AT Cambridge: University of
George 8: Harvard 3.
At Syracuse, n. y: Pittsburg 6
Syracuse ).
At West Point: Army 8; Swarth-
more Z.
AT indianapolis: Butter 6; In
diana University 0.
At Manhattan, Kan: Kansas Ag-
gies A: Kansas University >.
At New York: New York Uni
versity D: Columbus 3.
At Annapolis, Md: Navy IA;
West Virginia -.
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two straight games. He was shooed
by Umpire Miller for barking on
decision the day before.
Fuller got his third hit in the
eighth. but didn't get TO second. He
almost got home, however. as RoSen-
thai slammed long foul over the
right field fence. before popping 10 the
catcher, that missed being a home-run
by a foot or so.
In the ninth, Galloway singled past
short. Meyers sacrificed him along and
Brovold's fourth hit, a low to cen
ter. brought the Bear captain in.
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Cleans In s5.OoO.oO

Word is going the rounds that SUI
ny Jim Croffroth cleaned up SJ,OOo,
600 this season on his horse racing
and gambling enterprises at Tia
Juana. CoffrOth first ntttscted It
tcrtiun in the sporting tielG as pro-
mOter of prize fights.
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CATS MAKE 1T THREE.
tas Loses Hard fought 2-1 Game to
Fort Worth.

,rt Worth, Tex. April 26.-The Cats
10 it three straight from Dallas by
.ating the Steers in close-fought
e, to I. Saturday.
yachtel and Morrisette. spitballers,
fthe mound work. Wachtel turned
,he better game of the two, allow
Dallas but three hits. one OF them a
,e-rtm by Pug Griffin, Steer left
Ter, in the seventh.
S-~ner Frenchman hslNed ..iosa
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Rrnres Rally 20 Win.

Boston. Mass. April 26.-By bunchinS
hits in the last two innings OF Satur-
days game With the Phillies. the Braves
overcome an early four-run lead and
won. s to 4. Ruhe Marduard. the vete-
ran twirler. was slaughtered for bevy
OF four runs in the fifth. and gave way
TO Benton. who held the visitors score
49,. - ID II T..
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Never Had a Lesson.

try yardon, great English golf
| vs. he never took a lesson from
blayer in his life. II studied the
| of others and practiced the shots
/ mastered them" says Vardon.
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&{TA THE SPORT PAGE s MH7
Bears Keep Up Winning Streak Couchan Hurting Three Cam


Pittsburg. Pm. April e6.-Ray Kremer,
former Oakland Pacific Coast League
star. pitched alright ball for the Pitts
burg Pirates Saturday and shut out
the Cincinnati Reds to 0. Only two
Red players got as far as third base
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

New York. S; Brooklyn. 2.
Boston, s; Philadelphia. Q.
Pittsburg. ?: Cincinatti. ..
st. Louis-Chicago, rain.
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Detroit, Mich. April 26.-The Detroit
for a total Of sixteen runs and beat CHI
cago 16 to I. here Saturday afternoon
Holman let the attack with four hits
two OF them two-baggers. in five times
at bat. Judge Lands Witnessed the
GANG. Score:
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BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
BALL TEAM DEFEATS
UNIVERSITY OUTFIT
Whitney Stars in Beating
Freshmen, IL
to 10.
Austin, Tex, April 28.-Brackcn-

Austin, Tex, April 28.-Brackcn-
ridge High School of San Antonio de-
feated the University of Texas Fresh
man team Saturday afternoon on Clark
field by a score of IL to 10.
The heavy slugging of "Pinkey"
Whitney gave Breckenridge the vic
tory. In six times at bat Whitney
drove out three singles and a home
run. the latter in the second inning
with the bases full. The Bracken-
ridge star counted four times and
drove three more runs across the plate.
Carver was hit hard by the Fresh
men, but until the ninth inning he
was able to tighten in the
pinches. In the final inning he
blew up and the "Frosch" scored five
runs on circuit clouts by Wimberly
and Cox. Wimberly also drove out
homer in the second with two men
on base.
Breckenridge played an errorless
game, while the Freshmen had five err
rors to their discredit. Cox allowed
the Breckenridge players nine hits but
his support was very much Of the holy
kind and punched errors were respon-
sible for many of the Breckenridge
scores.
Score by innings:
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New York. a; Boston. 5.
Philadelphia, 2; Washington, 0.
Detroit, 10: Chicago. Z.
st. Louis. IL; Cleveland. 2.
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The man in the most difficult posi-
h today is the fellow who is trying
explain what he meant when he
ID Bob Coleman was through after
weston knocked him out of the box
the opening game on April 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

These official averages will
exclusive feature of The San Al
Lights Sunday sports section
week.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Saturdays Results.

Indianapolis, Q; Kansas City, ?.
Minneapolis. s; Columbus. 2.
st. Paul. 10: Toledo. 5.
Milwaukee louisville; rain.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Buffalo. .; Jersey City, 4.
Newark. 6: Syracuse, &.
Reading. S: Toronto. =.
Baltimore, 81 Rochester. O..
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81. Joseph, O. spss Moines. 2.
Tulsa. s. Omaha. Z.
Wichita. 5: Denver, B.
Lincoln at Oklahoma city. wet srounds'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.


81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Three games scheduled.
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KAMRNANN IS
WINNER OVER
JAK TARRANT
City Campion Beaten in
Coury Club Golf
Fihs by One Hole.
NEvE in THE LEAD
TarraI Trails Throughout
Tia Battle in Tour
nament.

Robet s. Kampmann won the
April | tournament at the San
Antoni6ountry Club, Saturday by
defeatilJack W. Tarrant, club and
city clpion. one up, in a 36-hole
battle mined into the afternoon
from loon until almost dark. They
had pied to play Is holes in the
mornir,ut waited for the course TO
dry al the heavy rain of Friday
night.
Theatch scores were not excep-
honalt the contest was close. a
battle roughout. Kampmarn won
the fob hole with a three TO Tar
rant'sur, the first hole that was
not hid. Tarrants three on num-
Der squared the match but Kamp-
mnnn,n the eighth and the ninth
with 8 and became two I'M. After
that, Grant never quite caught his
oppol:
Led Most Of Way,
K,nann still had his lead of
two 8 at the end of the first Is
and it ut the end of %. The
first' holes of the final nine were
halvbut Tarrant won the next,
nun twelve on the course and
num30 of the match, with three
makhim one down TO Kampmnnn.
Thet of the match was an even
fighBoth took skies on the long
lastle and the half gave Kamp-
malhe match, one up.
1cards:
1 round:
INT:
Out. .... .545 453 $685.
In! ,.....a.4 45 534 536-39--So
pmann:
Ous.SsT .sssssB45 354 5.5JA4f"---'
In. ... ..354 534 546@39-SO
nd round
mt:
o., ....... .346 343 645-3S
In ..... .353 534 446-37-75
ipmann:
OV. ...... Az 443 5j4-39
IL. ....... .3j4 534 446-3S-I7
matches in other tournament |
n were PLAYED.
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wEsrERN AssocIATIoN.
. safurdax,s RtsuIls.

Topeka, s; sprinefieid. 4.
Okmuigeef 5: Muskogee. 1.
Fort Smith, 1g-4; Bartiesville. o-S.
Hutchinson and Joplin, vet grounds:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Play Sunday.

Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
saturday,s RcsuIts.

San Antonio, s.; Galveston, l.
Fort Worth, 2; Dallas. l.
Beaumont, IL: Houston. 4.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport. rain.
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Continued from Page 5p.-.

and that a contest in which the OPP
position made but three hits-is some
'scord, folks. Might as well admit
.y are heroes, these Bears.
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The Flag Chasers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TEXAS LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Play sunday.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Houston at Galveston.
Wichita Falls at Dallas.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
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weston knocked him out of the box
the opening game on April 10.
Jim keenan,, the midget left-hander,
! been saved up for the Beaumont
les that starts at League Park
nday. Jim beat Beaumont in the
porters' own back yard last Sun
!. The dope is that the Beaumont
b likes southpaws much less than
does right-handers. Keenan's swift
shanded curve got them at Beau
mt; why not again here Sunday!
4 record crowd is confidently ex-
.ted for second opening day"
ssident ii. J. Benson of the Bruin
ID says he wouldn't be at all sur
.sed if as many as 10000 turned
I, which would be record. sure
hugh. President DOak Roberts of
4 Texas League is here and will be
hand to see the fun Sunday after
on. Said fun starts. as usual on
ndays. at 3 o'clock. Gates open at l
lock. Weather Observer JarbOe has
jmised a bright afternoon.
prexy Roberts, by the way. says
/ Houston drew $4,000 people to its
ct four games at home. IL that
b league team comparatively
nking-see standing Of clubs) can
rw that many, the leading Bears
:ht to draw around 10000 series.
The home stay is brief; three games
h Beaumont, three with Houston
| then the road again.
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HOME AGAIN SUNDAY.

Record Crowd Anticipated When
Bears Start Series With Beaumont.
The heroes are home again Sunday
Losing only one game out Of ten
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Breckenridge. 40 OBJ Hill . o
Freshmen 80. 301 100 005-10 IA 3
Batteries: breckenridge - Carver
and Rees. Freshmen--Cox and Moore.
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.-,eu ..l,Irrr. d.s..11fier eieTen M.

NtW IVfk' EtP.'f ~ " -.
nings, the worlds champion Yankees
turned Boston back Saturday. to ).
Ruth was walked three times. Score:
po,tou Ar r. II q A Z.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-04-17
East Grove

Harry Huffman and Dana Syphers
of GAINESVILLE, visited Sunday with
their parents.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the radio demonstration Civ
en- by E. F. Hodgin of Chesterhill, at
the home of Geo. Johnson last Fri
day night.
Misses Clara and Ola Newton
were Chesterhill visitors Saturday.
Howard Ellis and Chas. Morris
spent a few days Of last week in Nc
Connelsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J Humphrey Wis
tied at the home of their daughter
Mrs. Geo. Coleman of Athens, Sun
day.
Mr.. Geo. Johnson and son Ralph
were ChesterhilI callers Saturday.
The cake walk held at the Shields
school house Saturday evening
April IL, was quite a success. Pro
ceeds, $11.50, for the payment on
the victrola.
Gerald Syphers visited Sunday at
H. d. Huffman's.
Miss Clara Newton and Mr.. Geo
Howard were Sunday callers at
Frank Fitch's.
E. F. Hodgin and family and Mrs
Mayme Smith of Chesterhill, were
Sunday callers at Geo. Johnsons.
Mrs, Rosa Newton and children
visited Sunday at Carl Syphers'.
Carl Syphers who has been sick
all winter, went to Marietta Mon
day to consult a specialist.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-04-17
Cloud

Al Barr who is suffering from
cancer. is very low at present. Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Ray have named
their son Robert Gene. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Henderson spent Sunday
after church at o. r. Barclays s..
The senior class Of the high school
was royalty entertained with a ban
quet, in the basement OF the Bristol
church, Friday evening. The base
ment was tastefully decorated in the
school colors-crimsOn and white,
and in the class colors orange and
black. Refreshments of brick ice
cream, cake and orangeade We're
served. +. Don't forget the meeting
of Bristol grange this Saturday.
Rev. Colvin of Columbus delivered
the baccalaureate sermon Sunday
morning. He chose his text from
Matthew 6: :33. The Bristol spell
ing contest Saturday was the most
interesting yet held. There were 27
contestants, representing Pleasant
Hill, Rowland, Valley, No. l, and
Meigs schools. OF the six, in the
third and fourth grades, Helen Lit
tie stood first with a grade 9S,
and Francis Embree second with a
grade of 81. There were also six
representing the fifth and sixth
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-04-17
GIVING OUT

The Struggle Discourages Many a
Citizen of McConnelsvilIe
Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one give out. !"
Doanis Pills are helping thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney ills.
Here is McConnelsVille proof of
their merit:
Mrs. Jane Davis, Fifth ST., says:
II think hard work weakened my
kidneys and | had a lame back. To-
ward evening after / had finished
my days work, my back troubled me
worse. Sometimes heavy bearing
down pain across my. kidneys kept
me in misery and again sharp shoot
ing pains darted through my back.
|. got dizzy at times and specks
danced before my eyes blurring my
sight. My kidneys were weak and
sluggish in action. | saw Doan's
Pills advertised and bought box at
Sears pharmacy. In short time
the backache was gone and my kid
neys were normal. | keep Doan's
in the house all the time and take
them whenever my kidneys need
toning up"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Pills-the same that Mrs.
Davis had. Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.