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helps in the matter of overcoming
constipation. Can you walk a rea SON.
able distance every day? If your oc-
cupation is such that you can begin
with mild walk, increasing a little at
time, so that YOU can do three or
four miles day. you may be surprised
at the result. The very air in itself
will help digestion and the exercises
will help your bowels and kidneys in
this matter of faulty elimination.
The fact that you are eating fruits
and vegetables means that you are on
the right track. Such variations as
must be made to suit your present
condition can only be decided upon by
yourself or some one who is near you.
Foods that tend to neutraliZe the
acid should be eaten. For example,
cantaloupe and milk.
Frankly. I feel that your greatest
hope lies in things other than diet,
such as exercise. proper rest, fresh
air. etc. If you were eating unwisely
! should feel more like making definite
suggestions about food but ii seems to
me you are doing very well. You
must. of course, be careful in increas-
ing your exercises not to overtax your
strength. or you will do yourself more
harm than good.
Copyright, 1925l
Evening star., 1925-06-05

small cousin Peter Rabbit for some
time. But then that wasn't Jumpers
fault. Jumper lives in the Green For
est and he stays there. The only time
he sees his small cousin is when Peter
takes il in his head TO go over to the
Green Forest Peter had had so many
things on the Green Meadows and in
the Old Orchard into which to poke his
wabbly little nose that he hadn't had
time TO go over to the Green Forest
for quite while. The morning when
he discovered the white Robin and the
white Red Squirrel was the first time
he had spent a day away from the
dear Old Briar Patch since the day
he had found the nest and eggs of
Mrs. Teeter the Sandpiper.
Peter was still thinking about those
two little folks in white and how queer
il was that every once in a while there
would be some one whom all the
neighbors called a freak
II wonder if ever there was A freak
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The magician ordered Aladdin to
build q fire. Then from a small box
he took some powder and murmur-
ing some magic words flung IL into
the flames. Immediately there was
a loud noise like the clap of thunder
and the ground opened up before
them.
Now, said the magician. you
must so down these steps and you
will come to magic garden. At the
farthest side of the garden is a wall;
in this wall is a niche: and in this
niche is a lamp. Take it. empty out
the oil and bring il to me-.
This is the wicked magician who
made Aladdin believe he was his
uncle. Color his suit gold, trimmed
in green and purple stripes. Make
the fan in his hand green.
Copyright 1929
Evening star., 1925-06-05

II will be noticed that most of the
meats provided for the runabout' 8
midday dinner are an introduction, so
TO speak, for the family meat which is
served at night. In cases where the
runabout has a chop this is sometimes
planned for by making a outlet from
the roast 10 be served at night In
other cases a special chop is bought
for the runabout. In these fdays of
light housekeeping most butchers are
prepared 10 sell one or two small
chops
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Peter Gets Some News.
For news some people have a nose,
It's best to keep away from those
Old Mother Nature.

What Old Mother Nature means is
that some people are so anxious for
news that they make il out of almost
anything, and then they spread it all
about and it sometimes makes trouble.
You know there are many things
which people would delight to talk
about if they only knew about them.
and when anything or anybody is very
much talked about trouble for some
one isn't far away
Jumper the Hare hadn't seen his
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work indoors and am troubled d
with gas and acid stomach I have
pains in my stomach and suffer very
much at times. VIII you please send
me list of menus? / am 36 years old
C. F. C.
II possible, take exercises. preferably
walking, before and after your work
II is surprising what systematic
walking, even mile a day will do for
just such conditions as yours Long
walks taken spssmodically will not
be as good as the short ones taken
regularly.
Now TO the diet You might make
up your m eals from the follow ing Est:
Boiled, mashed and strained peas, car
rots. squash, asparagus. corn ani
green's. Creamed soups of the best
vegetables combined with thicke ned
milk. faxed. puffed or shredded
cereals, bran preparations, twice
cooked: breads, such as crisp toast
or biscuits; sub-acid fruits. sweet ap-
plies. very ripe bananas, cantaioupe
and pears in season; butermilk whore
sweet milk. desserts of water ices
ice cream. custards and scones made
with sweet fruits; cottage cheese and
Olive oil. fresh cream AMI butter.
l am sure you realize thai il is i'm
possible from a distance TO do any
thing more than make suggestions. ]
could rot take the respous. bI.lty of
absolutely recommending A diet un-
less ] CO uld watch its effect from day
to dag.
" you care to write me again
will he glad to do what | can TO max e
further suggestions.
VIII you kindly advise a correct
diet for a blood disorder. A few weeks
ago my face broke out with red
blotches. l have been eating a lot OF
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Broiled Meat Cake.

Copyright. 1925.
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Fine Hominy.

This is very good change" from
potatoes and frequently served as a
vegetable. 1t should be remembered,
however, that. while it takes the place
of the starch in potatoes. il is not
a complete substitute, as it is not a
Se-forming food.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

The average American woman
spends less than $65 year for
clothes, according to statistics gath
cred by the United States Department
of Labor
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Answers to Food Questions

Answers to readers questions regarding
diet VIII be given by Winifred Stuart
Gibbs. food specialist. writer and lecturer
on nutrition Questions should be accom-
Veiope. as only those OF general interest
VIII De answered in this column; Others
viii ne answered through, the mail Every
eHort VIII be made TO answer questions
promptly. but we bespesk the indulgence
OF our readers for any unavoidn bic DELAY
The number OF letters received is large
ana eacn must take Its turn Address:
Winifred Stuart Gibbs AZ West THIRTY
ninth street. New York City
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GRANGE FAILS,
|L[|N| SHUT
OUT, 14-0
Star Never Gets Going in
Mud and Game Is
All Nebraska's.

URBANA. ILL.,, Oct. 3.-Ncbraska's
giant Cornhuskers applied a most ef.
fective stopper to the dynamic Rcd"
Grange here Saturday afternoon, and
swept through to ii too victory over
the Orange and Blue. a
1t was a forwaru pass released by
Grange after four minutes play in the
first quarter which went awry, to be
intercepted by Fullback DALEY, who
raced 30 yards for the touchdown that
really beat the Illini. From then on
until late in the final period the score
stood z to o, but, with the end fast
approaching, "Choppy" Rhodes broke
loose and raced 35 yards to within
four yards of the Illini goal line,
then went over for the second touch
down. Brown kicked both goals.
Grange. handicapped by a sprained
wrist, and his footing not secure OH
the muddy field, never got going.
Along in the middle of the last
period. the great fullback. groggy and
exhausted by his futile efforts, with
drew fro mthe combat.
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CITY NINE PIN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Schedule. First Series.

Third week: october, T. Hornets vs.
Taiiors; October s. Eagles VS.. Boosters;
october .. sociais VS.. Parrots.
Fourth week: October H.. Parrots We.
Hornets. socials VS.. Eagles; October is,
Tailors vs.. Boosters.
Fifth week: October 81. socials VS..
Tailors: October %. Hornets VS.. Boost
ers: October %, Parrots VS.. Eagles
sixth week: October IS. Parrots vs.
Boosters: October 20. Socials VS.. Hor-
nets: October 90. Eagles VS.. Tailors.
Seventh week: November 4, Hornets VS..
Eagles: November 5. Socials VS.. Boosters:
Eighth week: November 10. Tailors
vs.. Boosters: November IL. Parrots VS..
I4,rnets; November IL, socials W
Ninth week: November IS. Eagles VS..
Boosters: November 10. socials VS.. Par
Tenth week: November -. socials VS..
Tailors: November 25. Hornets VS.. Boost
ers: November 81. Parrots vs.. Eagles.
Second Series.
First week: December 2. Parrots VS..
Eagles: December 3. Soclals VS.. Taliors;
Deeember 4, Hornets rs. Boosters.
Second week: December ., Socials vs..
Eagles: December 10. Parrots vs. Hor-
nets: December IL. Tailors Va. Boosters.
Third week: December i6. Hornets VS..
Tailors: December II, Socials VS.. Par
rots: December IS. Eagles Ys. Boosters.
Fourth week: January 6. Parrots vs.
Boosters: January :. Soclals vs. Hornets;
January 8, Eagles VS.. Taiiors
Fifth weei-: January IL. Socials VS..
Boosters: January "a. Hornets VS..
Eagles: January Is. Parrots VS. Tailors.
Sixth week: January 20. Hornets vs..
Boosters: January II, socials VS.. Tail
ors: January 81. Parrots VS.. Eagles.
Seventh week: January 81. Socials vs..
Eagles: January 20. Taliors vs.. Boosters;
January 20 Parrots vs.. Hornets.
Eighth week: February ,. Hornets VS..
Eagles; February 4. soclals vs.. Boost
ers; February 5. Parrots VS.. Tailors.
Ninth week: February IS. Parrots vs..
Boosters: February II. Eagles VS.. Tall
ors: February II, Soc.als VS.. Hornets.
Tenth week: February II. Hornets VS..
Taiiors: February IS. socials vs.. Par
rots; February ie. Eagles VS.. Boosters.
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SENT
INTO LAST
PLACE
Cocney Wins Another for
Boston-Giants Drop
Twin Bill.

BROOKLYN. Oct. 3.-Davy Ban
croft selected Johnny Cooney to pitch
the first game of the final series of
the year for the Braves here Saturday
afternoon.
Jess Petty, the Brooklyn left-hander,
opposed the Boston southpaw.
The Braves showed the Robins to-
ward the cellar by beating them, .
to ..
Rain held the crowd down to 5000.
The Robins have lost IL of 10. Vance
is expected to pitch for Brooklyn to-
morrow.
Boston scored in the third inning
on pass and four singles. Two were
added in the eighth on pass and
two singles. Brooklyn scored in the
fourth on two doubles and the final
tally in the ninth when Fourier sent
his twenty third home-run over the
right field fence. Score:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
OKLAHOMA AGG|ES
START WITH LOSS

MEMORIAL STADIUM, LAW
RENEE, Kan, Oct. 3.-Oklahoma A.
and N. College made its debut into the
Missouri Valley football conference
here Saturday afternoon on the short
end Of a 13-to-3 score with the Uni
yersity Of Kansas.
Playing under a sweltering sun
throughout the game. the babies Of
the conference held the Jayhawkcrs
10 a standstill during the first period.
Only three times during the game
did the Jayhawkers show flashes Of
scoring football. On two Of these Oc-
casions they put the ball over by
straight line bucking. The third re-
suited in an intercepted pass and loss
of the ball.
Both Kansas scores came after the
Jayhawkers took the ball in midficld
and Schmidt marched down across the
white lines and over. George Mackic.
the only real offensive flash in the
backf ED. walked through the South
crners' line for the final score Of the
day. He scored walking.
The only Oklahoma Agile score
ca me in the third period when Mccoy
booted a place kick from the 30-yard
line.
Schmidt's touchdown followed his
luggn ny the ball some 40 yards, with
Mackie's aid. through the line in three
downs. Mackie failed to kick goal.
Perry. Oklahoma quarterback. was
the outstanding star for the visitors,
while Mack'e. Schmidt. Wall and
Starr stood out for Kansas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
EVANS WHIPS
BUNS UNDER STANDS

CHICAGO. Oct. civilian G.
Evans, umpire, is n man Of courage
and pugilistic ability. II develops
that be whipped two hoodlums in
Philadelphia the last day the White
SOx played there. The matter was
hushed up but one Of theiSox players
made known the details.
Evans and Umpire George Hide
brand were passing beneath the grand
stand from their dressing room to
the field when confronted by four
rowdics.
You and Hildcbrand are buns"
one said, "and We got a good mind
70 lick you"
"All right Evans replied, come
on. one or all Of you"
Two Of the rowdies leaped for him.
He knocked them down and the other
two ran away as fast as they could
80.
Then Evans went out and proceeded
TO umpire the ball game. After this
occurrence the futile efforts Of Johnny
Mostil and Catcher COchrane to
come TO blows must have amused
iiim.
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/ to be allowed in the ring during the
rounds. p.
Z. Should the contest be stopped by
any unavoidable interference, the ref
cree to name time and place as soon
as possible for finishing the contest,
so that the match must be won and
lost, unless the hackers of both men
agree to draw the stakes.
s. The gloves to be fair-sized box
ing gloves of the best quality, and new,
0. Should a glove burst or come off
it must be replaced to the referees sat
isfaction.
10. A man on one knee is considered
down and, il struck, is entitled to the
stakes.
II. No shoes or boots with springs
allowed.
u. Should a ciinch occur. the men
to break away Immediately. neither
man TO deliver blow. without having
both hands free.
IL. IL either man falls. . through
weakness or otherwise. he must get up
unassisted; his opponent meanwhile
must not stand over him but step back
out of distance.
IA. In event Of any questions arts
ing not provided in these rules. the
referee to have full power to decide
such questions, and his decisions to
DC final.
The Marquis OF Qucensberry rules
IRE antiquated in many respects, and
the army. the 4. A. L., the intercol-
lcginte associations and other organ
cations which sponsor the glove sport
have enlarged upon them to cover mod
ern conditions. but they remain the
basis Of boxing and. when the an
nouncer tells the crowd that straight
Marquis of Quecnsberry rules will be
observed" the code printed above is
what he is talking about.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
u. S. CUTS WALKER
CUP TEAM TO EIGHT

NEW YORK, Oct. Eight play
ers instead Of ten as heretofore will
make up the American team to Be
sent abroad next spring to compete for
the Walker international Cup, the
United States Golf Association has an
nounced. Officer; action to enter a
team has been taken.
The courses for the 1926 champion
ships will be: amateur, Baltusrol Golf
Club. Short Hills. y. j.: wOmen's,
Merton Cricket Club. Ardmore, Pa. ;
public links, Buffalo, v. y.
The executive committee is consid-
ering the selection Of the Sciots
Country Club, Columbus, Ohio for the
open championship.
The annual meeting Of the associa-
ton Will be held in Chicago, Janu-
airy ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
Light Will Give Fans
Classy Series Service

unexcecd service the world for
San Antonio baseball fans.
Immediately after each extra will be issued giving the
of the between Washington and Pittsburgh.
In addition radio tab of the fray in
special tuning The Southern Radio Corporations station
VICAR from its remote control in The Light office.
the regular editions of The Light
writers basebave with the Associated
Universal Service Among these will be Damon
worlds sporting authority Harold Ruel of the
Max the Pirates who will tell Of the from
the players standpoint Warren Brown pncter for and supple
Runyon; Franklin Grant authority the Pra Hen
Miller leading champion of the Senator'S and half dozen others
FOLLOW THE LIGHT.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
TURNS IN
. TWENTY-F|RST
BALL GAME
Young Texan Asks Work,
Gives Sox Win Over
Indians.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Hang up vic
tory Number 81 for Ted Lyons. the
brilliant young Highlander from Bay
lor University of Texas.
The former collegian asked to pitch
Saturdays game against the Cleve-
land Indians. Manager Collins con-
sented and when the days work was
over the White Sox had lambasred
the Tribe for a 9-to-2 victory and
Lyons had passed the twenty mark
in victories.
Lyons, Walter johnson, Stanley
Coveleskie and Eddie Rommell are
the only pitchers in the American
League this year who have won TWEEN
ty or more games. Score:
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VIC URBAN PLAYING
GOOD FOOTBALL FOR
HOWARD PAYNE TEAM

Lawrence (Yic) Urban. former
Breckenridge High mainstay at guarL
and center. is playing good football
with the varsity squad at Howard
Payne College, Brownwood, according
10 reports from the Yellowjackct
camp. Urban Is not n regular yet.
but Is expected ia be before another
season rolls by and may lead a regu-
lar berth this fall.
Howard Payne son the Texas In
fercoilegiate Athletic Association
championship last fall and the brand
of footbnll Dad Amis teaches is no
child's play.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
BALTIMORE TURNS
TABLES; DEFEATS
LOUISVILLE, 11-6

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 3.-Thc
Baltimore Orioles defeated the Louis
Vile Colonies. II TO g. in the third
game Of the little world series SAT
urday.
The series now stands two TO one
in favor Of Louisville.
The Orioles hit Hollcy hard in the
early innings. and piled up big
lead. Earnsbaw twirled for Baiti-
more. The colonies outbattcd the ORR
oles. Il 10 Il. but were unable 10
bunch their hits effectively.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
TWO MILLION kUBLES
ON MR.. NIMZOVICZ!

MOSCOW, Oct. 3.-Chess fans here
have already begun betting On the re-
suits Of the big international chess
tournament 10 BE- held in Moscow 90
November. All the stars in the chess
armament are being urged to attend
inc event. first Of It's kind 70 be hell
IN Russia since the revolution. Among
those invited ar Doctor Lasker. Capa-
blanca, Marshall. Nimzoyicz and Reti.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
HANS WAGNER LOSES
RACE FOR SHERIFF

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 3.-Johu
II. tIiansD Wagner. famous short
ston Of the Pittsburgh Pirates in pen.
rant races Of other years. went down
in the preliminarics in his first ven.
ture in the field Of politics. He met
defeat for the Republican nomination
for sheriff Of Allegheny county.
Wagner was runncr-up in n three
cornercd contest for :he nomination.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
OLD KING OF TURF
BROKE IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Winnic
O'Connor, the Sande Of other days.
when he rode for kings. is "flat
broke" today. In his late forties.
O'Connor hopes that some wealthy
race horse owner will find n place
for him in his stable MS n trainer.
H is now living in Jamaica. J.. l..
a few blocks from the track, where h.
daily watches young riders who once
held him n star "hOOtin' the hOrs 8
in. He has declined charity. In
1901 O'Connor rode in 2j3 winners,
q record never since equnleh.
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WHITE, LONGHORN
TENNIS STAR, WILL
STUDY AT HARVARD

AUSTIN, Tex. Oct. 3.-Lewis
White Of Houston, University OF Texas
tennis star. plans 10 enter Harvard
University whore he will study law.
With Louis Tahlheimer Of Dallas.
White won two consecutive national
collegiate tennis tournaments. Dur
ing the past summer White and Thai
heimer defeated LaCoste and Borotra.
the French Davis Cup team. White
is now out Of collegiate PLAYS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
FAN FORCETS QUEENSBERRY
RULES, BETS, LOSES SIS

With the opinions OF a dozen other
fans behind him, San Antonio box
ing follower lost a bet of S25 because
he bad forgotten that in the Marquis
of Queensbury rules there is a pro-
vision for counting out a boxer while
he still has both feet on the floor and
is neither on his knees or in a fallen
state.
It's the fifth provision in the old
Marquis boxing code; to wit: "A man
hanging on the ropes in helplc~i
state, with his toes off the ground,
shall be considered down."
Further questioning of the crestfal-
len fan who lost the bet and several
of his equally astonnded companions
disclosed little knowledge of the entire
Queensberry set of ring rules.
To refresh the memories of the fans,
here are all fourteen of them:
!. To be a fair. stand-up boxing
match. in 24-foOt ring, or as nea.
that size as possible.
.. No wrestling or hugging allowed.
3. The rounds to be of three min
utes' duration. and one minute time
between rounds.
4. II either man falls, through
weakness or otherwise, he must get
up unassisted (ten seconds allowed
him to do SOY, the other man mean
while 10 return to his corner, and
when the fallen man is on his legs the
round TO be resumed and continued
until the three minutes have expired.
If one man fails to come to the scratch
in the ten seconds allowed, it shall
DC in the power of the referee to give
ais award in favor Of the other man.
>. A man hanging on the ropes in a
helpless state, with his toes off the
ground, shall be considered down.
G. No seconds or any other persons
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Runs. Gautreau. Neis. Mann. ONeil.
Cooney, Fourier .; error. Brown: two
base hits. Fourier. Brown. Bancroft
home run. Fournier: double plays. High
to Gautreau to Burrus. Bancroft to Bur-
rus: left on bases. Boston 4, Brooklyn G.;
bases on balls. off Petty 2: struck out.
by Cooncy 2. by Petty 3. by Cantrell .:
hits, off Petty 10 in innings off Can
trel none in one inning: losing pitcher.
Petty; umpires, Mclaughlin and KLEIN
time, 1:15.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
'Y INVITES BOYS
TO SEE BIG SERIES
ON ELECTRIC BOARD

An boys are invited 10 SEE the
world series games on an electric
player-board az the City Y. N. {. A.
ACCORDING p Norman Macleod, rs
socinte boys work secretary.
The "" viii get the reports o.
sho eane over a special radio receiY-
.nr set given BY Cor Cardenas.
= The Invitation Is 10 all boys
whether ~" members OF not
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Ruth and Meusel
Home as Yanks Win

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-The Yankees
nosed out the AS il the ninth inning.
today. o TO 8. The AS scored two
runs in the first OF the ninth. but the
Yankees also scored in their half Of
the ninth. The AS outhit the Yanks.
making 10 hits against the Yankees
eleven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

dress. both in business and on social
occasions. Even stubborn. unruly or
shampoocd hair stays combed all day
in any style you like. "Hair-Groom'
IS greaseless; also helps grow thick,
heavy. lustrous hair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04

ans. Knode. Hodah. Mos,n. Hooper,

Runs, Knode. Hodah. Mostii. Hooper,
Shelly, Falk. Kamm, Davis 2. Grouse.
Lyons; twc-base hit. Grouse; three-base
hits. Myatt, Kamm: home runs. Hooper
hits, off Levsen. in 5 "a innings; sacri-
flee hits. Sturgeon. Lyons; base on balls.
OFF Levsen 5. off Lyons ). off Miller ! ::
struck out, by Levsen 9; double plays
Barrett TO Shelly. spurgeon TO J. sewell
TO Knode. Davis to Barrett to Sheely
spurgeon to Knode: hit by pitcher. BY
Levsen (Lyons). Umpires-Moriarit-
Evans and Hid brand.
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Pills Jolt Giants
Two in Same Place

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3-The Phil
lies, apparently doomed a week ago to
the National League basement, annexed
pair CT victories from the Giants today
and emerged into what can be no worse
than a tie for seventh place with the
Cubs. The scores were 8 to 1 and to 0.
Scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-04
"HAIR-cRooM"
Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy
Well-Groomed all Day

Hair Groom" Is
a dignified comb
in cream which
costs only q few
cents n jar at any
drugstore. Millions
use it because it
gives that natural
gloss and we'll
groomed effect TO
the h ir-t h at
final touch to good
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HURLERs WORKED HARD.

The longest pitching duel ever
tagged in the big leagues lasted twenty
four innings. II was between Jack
Coombs. Of Philadelphia. and J. Har-
ris, Of Boston. American League, on
September j, 1906.