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Putnam patriot., 1925-10-23
WOODSTOCK

Mrs Dixon is spending the winter with Miss Blanche Stoutenburg.
 Mr and Mrs. John Clark are plan ming Co spend this winter In Florida.
 Mrs Henry Joy is entertaining her mother. NEz Romeroy of Manchester, Conn.
 The senior social of the Academy $ e be heIj on this coming Friday evening.
 Mir and Mrs Milward Crosby of Brooklyn, \. T.. were at William Gal iup.s for the weekend
 Mrs Meanihon Riddick has been confined te the house for several days ] from the effects of fall.
 Mr ant Mir, Iaes, haee ben spenulrs severn. days their sum mer homt here iu Wo0is. ack.
 Mrs. Adelaide Merritt has returned l Co Eimvale after spending 6 couple of weeks m Worcester and Boston. Henry Stafford and Donald Williams l of Connecticut Agricultural College were at their respective homes for the weekend
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams are
  spending this week at Washington, D. C., sightseeing and attending the Na- tional Council.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry T. Child have returned from Martha's Vineyard. Henry Bamothe is spending this week in Putnam.
 Henry Bartlett of the Hartford l Theological School is to occupy the pulpit of the First Congregational church on this coming Sunday, Oct. 9, n .he absence Of the pastor. Rev David P Hatch.
 The missionary meeting WAS held with Mrs, Louis Southworth on Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Henry Child as leader Mrs Childs topic was The Bible Practice of Prayer" As every one enjoys Mrs. Southworth's interesting home there was a large at tendance. After he meeting a social tme was enjoyed and refreshments were served bF the hostess.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-23

In the last two years, British com mereial airships flew l,s79,000 miles with only two fatal accidents.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-23

Telephones in some sections of Bulgaria are sealed, and civilians are not allowed to use them.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
ONTARIO TOURISTS
NOT LURED BY BEER
Drab Drink" Is What Drinkers
Call Beverage of "A Per
Cent Alcohol.
BY the Associated Press.


DETROIT. September THE tour
ist season IS under fun steam now
and the ferries and bridges are crowd
ed with Ontario-bound Americans. but
the situation in the Promised land
for the thirsty is peculiarly drab for
those who expected to get a quench
out Of the widely heraled IA beer
What mas become of the emigratinE
thousands whose feet tramped hurried
~ across the gang planks Of Detroit
Windsor ferries and rushed the Inter
national bridge at Niagara in that
grand but rather short-lived offensive
extending along great front from
Port Huron and points north to the
Georgian bay region Buffalo and along
the st. Lawrence river?
1t is question that frequently con
POUNDS the callous border city citizen
when the visitor whispers the inquiry.
The answer, which is indirect but per.
tinent to the question. usually comes
readily and with A tinge Of scorn.
though polite. oh. its on tap over
there, " indicating a hotel or inn I'VE
don't drink it, YOU know"
The beer is available in most inns.
hotels and restaurants throughout the
province. DiliRent search in Some in
stances will disclose cases Of a hever-
age resembling in color and hardly
exceeding in alcoholic contents the
near-beer concoction 50 freely sold in
I this country. The connisseur. if there
he such in the field of beeroloCy. Ia
proclaimed il weak. tasty hut weak.
In the meantime. he province ha
gone piacidly on it's way maintaining
To the ordinary observer the same
aspect IT bore before the amended
temperance act went into effect.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
JAPAN'S EMPRESS FEEDS
HER OWN SILKWORMS
Ruler Takes Care Of Cocoonery and
Is Much Interested in
Sericulture

Correspondence of the Associated PrAss
TOXIC. August 2-The Empress is
as much devoted sericulture as are
the numerous women of Japan's rural
districts. There is a special cocoonerv
constructed in the palace compound
and. since the beginning of this
Spring. the Empress has personally
busted herself with taking care Of the
silkworms and feeding them on null
berry leaves.
The transfer Of the matured silk
worms TO the cocoon beds Of the royal
cocoonery will he made shortly and
II is estimated that the cocoon Weld
this year will he not less than 50
bushels. BY order Of her Ma iesty the
cocoons will he taken to the Toxic
Silk Keeling school 70 he convert ed
into silk thread. When this is done
the silk skeins will be sent 10 the
Higher Technoloeical school AT Kyoto
TO Re carefully woven into Habutae.
II is said that the Emperor now wears
kimono woven from this Hahutae
cloth which came from her Ma jesty's
cucoonery.
Calcutta. India, i= to have u new
motor husSes.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

A QUIET, COLONIAL HOME
on wooded ridge in Chevy
Chase, Md. away from motor
thronged thoroughfares. but not
too far from Connecticut avenue
cars. is to be found at
65l2 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE.
SIX good rooms. fine porches,
bullt-in bath, with shower; fire
place. tasteful lighting fixtures
and decorations: oak flooring ::
garage; lot 6ONl25. S13.5O0.
OPEN TODAY. | 80 TO $50.
Follow Connecticut avenue to
Ihornapple street. go West two
blocks. North to the property.
Louis p. Shoemaker. Realtor,
14O7 New York Ave. NV.
Main ll66.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
SAIE-HOUSES sALE-HOUSES.
HERE THERE IS SCHEDULED THE VERY
HOME YOU DESIRE
EOR SALE-.HOUSES.

u =
very
~ on
~
Cleveland Park-Sl3I5O.
u
Cleveland Park-S12450
tract orneh brick house contain q = p bath.
psce all othsrm t ''E ' wv ' '' 'N"' ""
Chevy Chase. d. C.-Sl6OC0
SoGdId edToms
he Circle
Chevy Chase. Md.-S0.T5
5oona andb 10
h. in
Close Battery Park-So5OO.
WITH
Corner Home Near Chevy Chase Circle
most .Etrs detached home of and Sath
Chevy Chase. d. C-S15OOO
% ~
Chevy Chase, d. C.-S22 500
spephSly
unique feature
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO., INC.
Members OF Washington Real Estate Board.
Sl3 18th St NV. Main 26oO
Evening star., 1925-09-07
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
Chartered by Special Act of Congre..)
Fity-SeUenth Year Begins Oct. /, 1925
FACULTY
EDUCATIONAL.

WAITER y; BASTIAN. IL, N,
f0f the Washington. D. G.. Bar
OF Professor of Elementary Law
Professor ~ The Lay ot lnsurance
Law NJ Evidence
PEYTON GORDON. Ii, VI.
United states ATTORNEY for the
District Of Columbia
Professor Of Case Law OF Grimes
HON. HENRY g. RATHBoNE. IL. ";
Instructor in Trial Practice
HERBERT L. DAVIS. IL. ":
'Auditor sTprsTs of fpc.IumsisS sSSr'' pS'r'''
4. Instructor u Lessl Accounting
Ii 'ss.istant ;; Aito.ney, Gsnsran General
and DAMAGES
,rly RICHARD FLOrRNoy. IL. VI.
Assistant solicitor. Z; :. Department
Professor Of International Law
J. RoBERT ANDERSON. IL NJ
Especial Assistsnt G.a.ton to l. :. Attorney
ion mer contT1s ,Ds Ptsc,ns fnd
OF the Court Of Claims
HOWARD IE ROY IL. ".
,0f the wsshiTston: d, :rs,ion,I G.: BaTo
Professor of the Law o. International
HARRY H. sEMMES. IL. VI.
Professor OF Patent Engineering
nd TIRIN n. BOONE. IL. ":
] .0f the Washinsion, a. D. tbs & iaM sSr Of
Private Corporations and Personal
Pronerty
re THFOD0RE PEYsER. Ii. NJ.
tOf the Washington. u. e. Bar
Instructor in Case Study and Analysis
wGoDs0N ?: ForGHToN. X. VI.
Ppafe."or %' ~" "e'iS" of he Law :" 81 Psr'on1l r
Propertv
Associate jude EQUITY Moot Court
Joseph MORGAN, IL. ".
Lecturer on Leral Eth,cs and History
GODFREY J.. MrNTER. IL: NJ.
t"f n. Wsshinsten; IN, prirI,;,,s p, 6. Far'
Leza Liability
HERTRAM EMERSON. LII. NJ.
Assistant I Atto,rey for District
Criminal Procedure
u. B. McCAwLEY. IL. VI.
'e) tof the Washington. d. G.. Bar)
Instructor ,co gnon .1G LsT Of re4sr. Taxation
CLINTON. RoBB. III. n.
ti sot the Was. Washington; Ip, D: G. Rarl
Practice Of Federal Trade
Commission
ESffETT ;Sf r.. w..hhs,oc r HsnSRfFT q E Hr R;,e
, Lecturer on Antitrust Laws
,.s,lL; RIsSELI r Fl. BELLEw, ESQ.
NasSktant tlerE or the ID. c.
Supreme Court
Clerk of All Moot Courts
John l.. CASSIN. IL NJ
tOf the WASHINGTON. n. e.. Bari
Faculty Representative
o. FREDERICK r. MEYERS. IL. NJ
Instructor Tpon Public Speaking and in
Charge Of Legal Debating
ively Beginning at $50 p NJ
r. and !. :. Degrees
Il. NJ. p. l.. and n G. L.
.ataloxue.
Tel $751;
Evening star., 1925-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. Aucuonee
ADAM a. WESCHLER { NON Aucu0neers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Soda
Fountain, Floor and Refriger-
ating Cases, Slicing Machine,
Groceries, ETC., Contained in
No. lOl K Street Northwest.

By virtue Of certain chattel deed OF
trust. dated February 4. 1928. and recorded
February, 9. 1925. ss instrument, No. 80
among the records of the Office OF the re-
corder OF deeds for the District OF Columbia
the undersigned trustees will sell within the
DAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTH. 1925. com
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. mod
srn soda Fountain. Floor and ReirTrrattne
Opolite-top Tables and Chairs. also n,isc~l
lanT5us Snocer,sii t;i tannne4 ana Bod''so Goods
tirety snd u sstisfactorv bid is not
ceIved will he Immediately sold In detail
Terms Cash
EUGENE YOUNG
LAWRENCE KOENIGs sBERGER
80 -d&dhs evSu Trustees.
p. NOTES, ATCTIoNEER
Evening star., 1925-09-07

Attractive sale of furniture and
household goods. Bedroom and Dim
ing Room Suites in American Walnut
and Oak. Lot of new mattresses and
bedding, large floor rugs and limo
leum, showcase, also small lot of
gents furnishings and other miscel-
lanies. All by public auction on
Tuesday, September the eighth, at
10 am.
TERMS CASH
ID. Notes. turt.
633 La. Ave.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
EDUCATIONAL.

,C{ CFhRhSs y. T..s,,c,as' caRrS,. d f II Lin.Ds
Real Property Law
FREDERICK l.. sIDDnNs. IL u.
Cassoriate Justice Of the supreme
Prof1,."r p1 ths tsT Fridc1cs %1 Sesoaoe snd
Constitutional Law
CHARLES w. RORB. IL. D.
Associate Justice of the Court NJ
Professor ~ the Law of EQUITY
and Admiralty
HAYDEN Johnson. IL. D.
of the "f.hnston rarT "Gd d p69e d. ~ tn.
Moot Court of Apoeals
CONRAD sYME. LII. D.
tot the Washington. d. G.. Bar. and late
Corporation Counsel for the District
Professor Of Criminal Procedure NUM-
cipal Corporations and Partnership
LOFTS 4. DENT. IL. NJ.
o R.s.s ,sf II %. and ID late hsr sn,or
Professor OF the Law, Of wills and
the Probate Moot Court
ALBERT II. PTTNEY. III. ID.
Professor OF Federal Procedure jurisdiction
dinary Legal Remedies
JENNINGS BAILEY. IL. VI.
tassoelate Justice of the supreme
Professor Of Equity Pleading and
Practice and EQUITABLE Trusts
THOMAS ". PATTERSON. IL. VI.
IOf the Washington. ID. G.. Bari
Associate. professor of the
Law Of Real Property
" 'df t tn. wasSinston. nH; nj n. ~; &. Il Rar,
Professor Of Equity Practice and Judge
Of th' EHWniIy Bran, EEgansh of the
EnSn\ WHITNEY
H., VI. ,F:nHomi:,I T; II; Bi: p G l..
>AMuEL v, PROHIBIT. IL. VI.
Assistant Commis.inner NJ the
4. =. Lard 0fic.l
Lecturer upon Land and Mining Laws
and Practice Before the I. :
Land Once
CutELFs l.; FRtILFI. IL. ".
tnf the Washington. D. C.. Bari
JUDGE Moot Court OF ApDesls
RIcH.Rp FORD. IL. NJ
,,gpf o n IN. w Washnston; Adns cnl, D. G.. Bari
.of ifVisf shs w".pinston. " hing HHnLf b. e. e. Bar, a.
Common Law Pleading
SAMUEL. FoUTS. IL. NJ
tE,sminer-i Chief. L. =. Patent .Ofser)
Associate Prntrssor Of Patent
MILTON sTRASBTRGER
IL. NJ. ID. e. l..
Gate ITdse Of the MunieipaI Court,
Professor of District OF Columbia
Code Law
u. PERCY HICkIING. VI. D.. VI. A.
(Alirnist for the District of CoIumbia)
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence
WILLIAM y CO0NRE. IL. VI.
COf the Washington. n. G.. BARI
Professor of the Law of Domestic
Relations
GLENN WILLETT. Ii. VI.
tOf the Washington. ID. G.. Bari
Professor of the Law Of Private Corno-
ratons and Judge of the Law Branch
of the Moot Court
Evening Glasses Exclusivel
Three-yesr courses leading to Ii. r.
Post-Graduste courses leading ia IL.
For entrance requirements see cata
Evening star., 1925-09-07
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO

Rag. jazz Popular Music IN 90 lessons
Free lessons II you buy instruments here.
ssnd ssdd for free bo9kie. S9s SS9hsristsnssn School
Evening star., 1925-09-07
OUT OF TOWN,

HERNDON SEMINARY,
HERNDON. VIRGINIA
home school for children: reopens Sen
tember %: careful training. thoroush in
struction. limited number. moderate terms
references required.
THE MISSES CASTLEMAN. Asso. Prin.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

INVESTORS IN FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
between Miami and Fl. Lsuderdale. desiring
services of reliable Florida corporation TO
handle their purchases. sales and invest
rnents. should get in touch with H. B. DELL.
30 Wine ave. Hyattsyille. Nd. promntly. Z.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
WESCHLERS. $40 Pa. ave. NV. Phone
Main 1899 Main o53n
Evening star., 1925-09-07

RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
This beautiful new colonial home with 6
rooms and bath, hot-water heat and cleo
tricity: double rear porches and garage: hard
wood floors and trim: conveniently gtS located es.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC.
MAIN 435. 7O4 13th ST NV.
l31 18th ST. NE-COLONIAL TAPESTRY
bricl! corner. large front and double rear
porches; house contains 8 rooms tiled bath :
h:;w.h.: cleo: large back yard TO 19-foot
alley can move right in: $3.50 cash and bal
S6T so month. pays prin. and int.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
Main l332. $40 11th 50. NV.
FOR COLONEL ROOMS AND BATH
near y. Cap. and p sts.; latrobe heat and
rseto~n-s,room brick; ss,5eo; $500
cash.
Main 1892 SEQ 11th ST. NV
AN ELEG ANT HOME IN WHITE SECTION
of Blooniingdale: s rooms. bath. furnace.
gas. cleo good yard TO alley; $500 81 900
cash.
Main 1899. $50 11th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1925-09-07
- "
FOR SAIE-HOUSES

SO S5u. 90
4th PA AVE. SF.-MOdern home. =
rooms. bath, hot-watcr heat electricity
newly pap"red and painted throughout; now
nlent. easy terms HARRY f GLADMAN
400 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lincoln 346.
81 900 CASH-BUNGALOw EASY TERMS.
stores elec cars 10 minutes beyond George
town; built especially for owner occupant !.
ssaa s0d arset hmsn ana @ Tf loon mos, sood
rooms ana tiled bath with shower, not-water
1"% '"A. I eHHoEGHTfoSu 4 co; REALTORS
1916 st. NV. Phones Main i5IB 531 :.
so"5o-cozY, HOME HOME FOR SMALL
Near We nDn sI 9saGs a;aiop fs;y acom lsgs Portable
''s ( sbls e aotS4T6s S?iiT5!;F re-; e. sfSsIroas
'iS Esve S NM Se rrT 99pSs ne eHs1n Msp :@so
.,I, NEAR LIN LINCOLN PARK-sPLEN0lD FoLR,
doors rented ior SIS per month each: osser
tricitY only one block as from " East "t Gapitol
w. -' sHAPIRo,EkATzl COMPANY.
1915 K 81. Wv MAIN Oil
A Kennedy Built Home
is Offered
-. Kennedy; Built, takes this Home our Of
constructed Of the best of materials by mas
ter workmen 1t is Kennedy equipped in
surlng the most modern and up-to-dste in
stalatIon.
Twenty-one- foot front, SIX and big
bath. Architecturally II is unusually at
tractive. Placed in consistent environ
ment in the beautiful Park View section
Price. Sl0,950.
WE'LL BE GLAD TO ARRANGE TERMS
inspection of this Home will I've by permit
sured up 10 pm. Buying here viii gain
you fun value for YOUR investment
Mex EFNER & GOSS.
REALTORS
l4l5 h st. Phone Main 4752.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

Calcutta. India, il to have 24 new
motor hu eSes.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

6lq NJ n.e-Nr. Fla ave. extend
ed well built q r. and h. Colonial
brick. h.-wh.. cleo: brick garage ::
possession. Owner wishes to go in
the country. hence price and terms
will he attractive.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

$50 Newton nj. lust east of Ga
sve.-Two-fa family brick fat: perfect
repair: r. and b.: upper fat rented
S40.50: lower fiat Just vacated: ideal
property for home or investment COM
bined
Evening star., 1925-09-07
RICE, 5000.

PRICE, 5000.
For sale by owner. broom BUNGALOW:
age; near car line. bus line, school stores
and church: Is minutes ride of 10th and
Penn. ave. Owner having accepted position
on the Western coast is offering his prop
erty at sacrifice. Address Box 104-T. Star
Evening star., 1925-09-07
Come TO Governors Run

NOnlt 10 NONtTnOT ; Nun
Sunday and Labor Day. Waterfront lots
at $500 each: other lots at $3.50. Repre-
sentative on premises. Take Annapolis pike
through Marlboro. turn right at Mt. Zion
and follow State road through Prince Fred
erick and turn left At sign miles south
WOODWARD & VIETH.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

l421 n n.e-Vacant: & r. and b.
modern brick Nonresident owner
said sell What is your offer and
termss
Evening star., 1925-09-07

AN A wEsCHLER AND SON. AUcTs
Evening star., 1925-09-07

,Inspect the above this day and
bring in your deposit To our Office the
next day. A biz saving on all of the
above houses at prices and terms at
which offered.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

CEDARHURST ON THE BAY.
Ideal Summer colony. 30 miles from the
District line and near Shadyside. Md. Large
lots Best of bathing. fishing and boating:
new motor boat harbor lust being completed
Cedarhurst has more attractive features than
amy other similar DEVELOPMENT. Prices & 90
to : 600. Very easy terms. Bring your
lunch and your bathing suits and enjoy your
self. Free circular request RAVTMAN
4 HEINZM An 1Nn4 Il Il n
Evening star., 1925-09-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

100 FEET RIVER FRONT. POTOMAC
aelghts sacrifice: Is cents square fcoi.
Cleveland 4s3. or J. o. JOHNSON. Franklin
ss24-W 81
Evening star., 1925-09-07

ESQ Hobart bet Mcmillan PIX. and
Ga. ave.-Yscant: newly decorated:
cleo. furnace heat. paved alley etc
Priced To sell on easy payment plan
Evening star., 1925-09-07
BURTON < CONDlI,
pEAI Tnps

REALTORS.
Main TS3+ 1905 18th st.
MOUNT PLEASANT. SI2 6O0-DETACHED
brick: situated in the city's finest old resi-
Dental section: individually built home .
heauti ful colonial front. - feet wide. con
1sins six large rooms. reception hall ana
tiled bath; maids room in basement: hot
water heat and electric lights. instantaneous
hot-water heater. hardwood floors, screens
and awnings: two-car garage. For appoint
ment call
SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY.
REALTORS-BTU-DERS
14ls K ST. NV MAIN alIl.
Evening star., 1925-09-07

See all other water front and Summer
home colonies hrst Then see Edgewater
place for quiet Summer home No public
picnics. No public bathing; Community
piers. parks and beaches restricted to the
exclusive use of Edgewater Beach Com
munity. Lots. $500 and upward Booklet
and auto route free. william F. Matteson.
Bond Building WASHINGTON. d. C. Phone
Main 6T.1
Evening star., 1925-09-07

wANTED-SNALL HOUSES FOR INVEST
ment: have $4,000 to huy small houses
with: give particulars. Address BOX i04-T
Star office
WILL PAY. ALL CASH FOR HOUSES FOR
rolored: either brick or frame: any section
z. 4. GAREFY.
S01 Phillips Blds. 927 10Th St NV
Evening star., 1925-09-07

1000 Ga. ve.-CommerciaI zone
just north Of Shepherd Out-of-town
owner needs money: hence offer
wanted on terms: consider leasing
Evening star., 1925-09-07
LABOR DAY SPECIALS.

3143 q. Just east Of Wisconsin
Rve.-Two-f family brick fat. everv-
thing new but the brick walls: rental
81 .0S0 per year. Can he sold at
price to yield profitable net income
on cash payment required.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-10-22
Entire Stock Goes on Sale

REMEMBER that the entire SOS 10000 Stock OF High Class
sale without restriction no
ordinary
Sale something little excitement The purpose
business, to the
stock $50 worth of
Days. accomplish this must offer ana
with us!
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-10-22

~.s@- Smith,
orion, C. A. N
er and Mr.. Sn
l Thursday at
the party to
as the guests
Commerce in
given by the
to the tour
the northd
Goble, VI
Sd Natiol
rles N. 3
d Nation
colt Rio
Dr.. P.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-15
WASHINGTON AND
PIRATES BATTLE FOR
BASEBALL SUPREMACY

error.
Pittsburg-Moore out, johnson
to Judge. Carey hits two Dagger
against right field wall. Cuyler
struck out. Barnhart struck out.
No runs. One hit.
SECOND INNING
Washington-S. Harris flew out
to Cuyler. Goslin flew out to
Carey in center. Joe Harris goes
out, Wright to McInnis. No runs.
No hits
PittJong-Kremer goes out,
johnson to Judge. Wright singles
to center. McInnis singles to cen
ter, WRIGHT going to second. Smith
hit into a double play. Harris to
Judge. No runs. Two hits.
THIRD INNING
Washington-Judge singles to
center. Bleuge popped out to
Moore at second. Peck flew out
to Cuyler in right who made a run
ming catch, and tried to catch Judge
off first, throwing wild. Judge
goes to second. Ruel flew out to
Carev in center. No runs. One
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-15

IllG.
Pittsburg-Mdrrison singles I'd
center. Moore hits two Dagger to
center, scoring Morrison. Carey
singles to right center, scoring
Moore. Cuyler goes out, Peck tc
Judge. Carey to second. Barnhart
up. Carey steals third Barn
hart singles over short. scoring
Carey. Traynor hits short, forcing
Barnhart at second. Wright pops
out to Sam Harris. Three runs
Four hits.
FOURTH INNING.
Washington-Johnson flew out
to Carey, Rice singles out to right.
S. Harris struck out. Goslin sin.
giles to right. Rice to third. Or
throw, Goslin goes to second, Joe
Harris hit two Dagger to right
field, scoring Rice and Goslin.
Judge flew out to Cuyler in right
field. Two runs, three hits.
Pittburgh-McInnis singles to
left. Smith flies out to Rice in
center, who made a spectacular
catch. Grantham hitting for Morri-
son. He flies out to right field
Moore flies out to Goslin in left.
No runs, 1 hit.
FIFTH INNING
Washington-Kremer now pitch
ing for Pittsburg. Bleuge goes
out, Wright to McInnis. Peck
goes out the same way. Ruel flew
out to center. No runs. No hits.
Pittsburg. - Carey doubles to
right. Cuyler duobles down third
base line, scoring Carey. Barnhart
struck out. Traynor up, foulde to
Ruel. Wright popped out to Har-
ris at second base. One run. Two
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-10-15
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tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or hu.
Money refunded If any cough or cold is
not relieved 6tter taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist. Creo-
mulsioa Company. Atlanta, Ga. (adV.)