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PLEA RENEWED
CHARITY FEED
More Donations Need
ed For Dinner to
Poor Xmas

Although some food and cash have
been donated for the charity Home
dinner to be served to Brownsville
poor at the home at 1900 o'clock
Christmas morning, additional dona-
ticns are urgently needed and must
be received by 400 O'Clock Monday,
according TO Mrs. Volney Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor announced that checks
and cash totaling S74 had already
been received but that nj least $3.50
would be needed.
I'VE are also In need Of fruit,
none having been donated SO far"
she said.
Among the edibles needed are ~
least five more sacks Of potatoes,
three sacks of carrots and cabbage,
vegetables of all varieties and meats.
The only meat donation received
SO far is a pig. Mrs. Taylor stated.
I'VE would like to have a calf do
mated and any other kinds Of meat"
she said. I'VE simply must have
these donations In by four o'clock
Monday and those wishing to make
donations Sunday can leave them at
my house at 1l9 Levee street or nc
the Charity Home Just across the
street from the S. p. passenger sta
tion. IL they prefer, they car call
me and I will send a al for them"
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Slight Advances
Made All Around
In Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-P-Wheat
prices averaged a little lower today
and corr a little higher but in both
cases the changes lacked special sig
nificance. Trading was combined
largely 70 pit operators trying 10 cap
ture small profits from quick in and
out dealings.
Opening unchanged 70 3-s off.
wheat afterward held near to the
initial figures. Corn started un-
changed to 3-s higher and substan-
italy showed slight advances all
around. Oats were firm. Provisions
kept about steady.
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Do Not Certify
andidate OF
Hidalgo County

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 22.-tPJ-Suc-
cessful candidates for all state and
district offices, with the exception OF
Judge Augustus McCloskey Of San
Antonio, eongressman-elect Of the
18th district, and Hidalgo candidates,
were mailed certificates of election
Yesterday by Mrs. Ane Y. McCallum.
McCloskey's election has been con-
tested by his opponent. Congressman
Harry NJ. Wurzbach Of Seguin- Inc
election board has been temporarily
restrained from issuing certificates
10 Hidalgo county ~contenders. their
election also having been contested
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Advertising Service
For Valley Firms

Experience. after all, means a lot
whether Il be experience in selling
goods personally-or through sdyef-
Using. The James Advertising
Agency IA an organization q special
- fully experienced I'm the creation
lii effective. result getting advcrtis-
inc Experience has taught Us how
~ write ads that have the create
railing power. Interested C@Il u'
rn Phone a0e. Hidalgo Bank BldF-
Mercedes.
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CITY BRIEFS

Street CIosed-Monroe street from
Twelfth to Fourteenth Is closed 10 al
low the paving OF the sides Of those
two blocks. The center Of this street
is already paved. and work is to COM
mencc Immediately on the paving OF
the remaining seven or eight feet on
each side, according TO those in
charge.
Christmas Trees, Evergreen FRS,
$3.50. American Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps, State National Bank,
Twelfth street.-Adv. "a.
Wintering Here-Many people who
come here from the north are renting
apartments and planning Il spend
the winter months in Brownsville.
according to information from the
hotel here. The hotel Of
ficiaIs state that many families have
registered and stayed at their hotels
for a few days until they were able
to find suitable apartments, and that
now practically all of the apartment
houses in the city are full.
For your convenience Bollack's
will be open every night until Christ
mas.-Adv.
Back in Office. r. Blanton, traf-
fic manager for the Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce, was able TO
return TO his duties Saturday morn
ing after an illness Of several days.
You Can Buy a Corona or Royal
Portable typewriter in %colors, tStsn-
dard Keyboard) for IS per month
now. Davenport Typewriter Ex-
change, Brownsville.-Adv. 81.
Bollack's gift headquarters
open every night until Christ
mas.-Adv.
Christmas Tree-A large Christmas
tree has been placed in the lobby OF
the I'll Jardin hotel, and will be kept
there through the holidays, according
10 the hotel officials. Small, colored
lights have been hanged over the
tree, and il presents a beautiful APP
pearance when lighted up at night.
Shop tonight tomorrow nigh.
and Christmas Eve at Bollack's
Open every night until Christmas
Adv.
Goes to kerrviIle-J. j. Fox, coun-
~ tax collector. left Saturday morn-
ing for Kerrville 70 visit his wife
who Is in 4 hospital for treatment.
lie expects 70 return home Wednes-
day.
Phone Miss Biggs at 132s-W for
home baked fruit cakes. Angel food
or pies baked to order.-adv. If.
On Holiday 1rip-Bascom Cox, as
sistant county attorney. accompan-
led by Mrs. Cox. left Saturday .iorn-
ing by car for Austin where they
will spend the holidays with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Finger.
A Wonderful Christmas present
and yet real service for years-A
Corona or Royal Portable typewriter
(Standard Keyboard in colors. IS
monthly payments. Davenport Type
writer Exchange, Brownsville
Adv. -.
Ringworm.-0ne bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy IL guaranteed to be
enough for any case. All druggists
are authorized 20 refund your money
if il fails.-Adv. t)
Paving Complctc-Jefferson street
from Thirteenth street 10 the posi-
gate was opened 20 traffic this morn.
ing Work on the paving Of this
street was completed yesterday. ant
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dee. 22.-tPl-The
cotton market opened steady at an
advance of 4 to 20 points in response
10 relatively steady Liverpool cables
and a renewal Of covering by near
month shorts. The market held steady
al net advances Of about s to II
points al the end Of tho first hour.
Futures closed steady s 70 N
points higher. Spot steady. mid
ding 20.50.
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O.COTTON
OPENS FIRMER
Market Moves Up c
To 9 Points In
Early Trade

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-tFr-
The cotton market opened slightly
firmer AT an advance Of 3 TO d points
in response TO relatively steady
Liverpool cables.
Towards the end Of the first hour
January sold up 20 1914, March 1850
and May 1919. or s to Q points above
yesterdays close.
Cotton futures closed steady al
net advance Of z to 10 points.
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the finishing touches we're made to-
day. This work completes city pay
ing program for Jefferson street,
which now extends unbroken from
the post gates to the state highway,
Just beyond the Mercy Hospital.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye waite.
relieves sun and wind burned eyes
Doesn't hurt All GruTgists--Adv. IN
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BLANK BOOKS

B.&P. Blank Books fill every book
keeping need. Day books, Journals.
Ledgers. Time-keeping Books. Cash
Books. Trial Balance. Memo Books.
cts. Ia either black iron cloth or
heavy canvas cover. Delta Office
Furniture Co., Harrington. Phone
522- Call US collect U1
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Dec. c2@P1-Cotton
spot quiet: easier: American strict
good middliug 1l.3G; good middling
1896; strict middling 1876; mid
ding 1886; strict low middling
1881: low middling 1906; strict
good ordinary 9.S6. good ordinary
9.56. Sales 1000: strict good ordi-
nary 9.S5; good ordinary 9.56. Sales
1000 bales. $500 American. No re-
ceipts. Futures closed quiet and
steady: Dec. 1892: Jan. 1890:
March 1886; MAY 1899: July 1886;
Oct. 101I.
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K. c. Live Stock
Averages Higher.
Steady For Week

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22.-iPi-
Hogs: 2.550O; 5@10e higher; desir-
able 10000 lbs. $500 $40; li0-17O
lbs. 7.9oGs.3o; packing sows 7-25@
IT'S.
Cattle: 500; calves: 500; FOR the
week: Better grades short fed
steers steaedy to 25c higher; fat she
stock weak to 25c lower: bulls 25@
SOC lower; y~ealers and calves steady
to weak; stockers and feeders steady
TO 25c higher: weeks top: Christmas
yearlings l7.4O; matured steers
400; short fed steers 10.O06i3.OO.
Sheep: None; for the week: Kill
ing classes e5@5Oc higher; top fed
lambs 400: bulk 13.50a13.s5; top
7.65: others 6.75@7.5o.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-iPY-Poultry
steady; fowls 70: springs 20; roost-
crs 20; turkeys 20M34; ducks q
geese - ~.
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COTTONSEED OIL

NUI OTL
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-PE
Cottonseen oil closed very steady.
Prime summer yellow 900; prime
crude S25-S50: Jan. 9i3; Feb. 92i;
Mar. 929; Apr. $40: May 9i9; June
263; Aug. $40; Sept. 975; Dee. 9is.
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6 6 6

IL \ Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue.
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
IL il the most speedy remedy known.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-tP-Nheat:
No. , hard i.i9 Ia.
Corn: No. 3 mixed IS Ia: No. 3
mixed 70.
Oats: No. 3 white As 3-AGa5 Ia:
No. 4 white "a 1905.
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KANSAS CITY. Dec. 22.-lRY-
Wheat: No. ? dark hard, nominally
Ill 1-2@f.3l; No. = hard 1.10Gf.12;
No. = red l.2S; Dec. 1.07 rs; May
LA Ia; July la i-S.
Corn: No. . white, nominaliy, S0@
81; No. , yellow. nominally, so IL
Msi i-2: No. ? mixed. nominally. 70
Ms0; Dec. so 81: May s. 81; July
IS.
Oats: No. 2 white az IL.
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STOCK CLOSE
IS IRREGULAR
Approximately l,800,-
600 Shares Sold
During Day
BY STANLEY w. PREN0SIL
xxoriafed Press Financial Editor

Associated frcse E~thuhciat EuftVf
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-tP1-Heavy
weekend profit taking and sporadic
bear selling turned the course OF
prices irregular today after an early
outburst Of strength on the stock ex-
change. Some Of the selling is be-
lieved to have been inspired by fears
of n "money squeeze next week
when corporations and banks with
draw large sums from the market in
connection with ~ycar-end settle
ments.
Except for a coryle of favorable
dividend announcements, and cheer
full reports of holiday trade, there
was little in the days business news
70 influence the price movement.
Schultz retail stores was hammered
down to a new low price on unfav-
orable dividend rumors. but inter-
ests close to the company insist that
the dividend will be paid.
Radio turned heavy presumably
on the delay in the announcement
of the Victor Talking machine merg-
err, selling down nearly Z points.
Woolworth and Greene Cananea each
fell more than 2 points while Mont
gomery-Ward, General Motors and u.
S. Steel common were among the
many issues to sell a point or more
below yesterdays final quotations.
Anaconda Copper, american Inter
national, Goodyear Rubber, lnterna-
tional Cement and Pierce-Arrow COM
mon and preferred touched new high
levels for the year. the gains ranging
from 1 to nearly 6 points. Adams
Express ran up IA points. Columbia
Gr~aphophone7, Simmons Go. 51s, and
Warner Brothers Pictures, Victor
Talking Machine and Fox Film ad-
yanced 2 to 4 points.
Except for the slight decline in
Lackawanna to a new low level for
the year, there was little interest in
the rail group.
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated 1,S00, 600 shares.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-4PJ--For-
eign exchange mixed:
Great Britain, demand 4s4A;
Cables 4s5 TIC; 60-day bills on
banks $50 "a.
France, demand s.91 1-s; cables
3.9l SIS.
Italy, demand 5.23 SIS: Belgium
1891; Germany 23.Sl IL, Tokyo
1915; Montreal 1915.
II. s. BONDS
NEW YORK, Dee. 22.=P-United
States bonds: Liberty 3 1-2's, ae.15;
Liberty LIST 4 las. 1904; Liberty
18th 4 LAS 1905; Treasury 3 3-s's.
9s.S.
BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-P-Butter
lower; creamery extras IS l-2; stan
dards IS Ia; extra firsts AZ liza
IS; firsts As i-2G4s II; seconds
! 3M44 1-2.
Eggs unchanged.
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BITTER AND EGGS

BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-(FEButter
lower; creamery extras Is l-2; stan
dards IS Ia: extra firsts AZ liza
IS; firsts As i-2G4s II; seconds
3M44 1-2.
Eggs unchanged.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Pp-United
States bonds: Liberty 3 LIS, 99.15;
Liberty LIST 4 las. 1904; Liberty
fth 4 Las 1905; Treasury 3 ass,
9sS.
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Our service men are Lincoln
men - Lincoln trained-
they, too, are proud of Lin
coin reputation.
But the best evidence Of
service capability is the spir-
it of interest, cheerfulness
and obliging willin gness
that our service men show
to every Lincoln owner. I'm
plicit faith is kept in making
delivery promises good.
Work is done thoroughly
and fully guaranteed. The
serviced car is delivered to
the owner spotlessly clean
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the steering wheel ready for
the lady drivers white-glov-
ed hand. Every service
charge is fully and satisfac-
torily explained. Business
like order and carefulness
are evident in every service
transaction.
We make the character Of
our service still another rea-
son why you should own a
Lincoln car-and whether it
is a new Lincoln or a recon-
ditioned Lincoln, you are en-
titled to exactly the same
high character Of service.
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Mel ean's Horse Wins
Churchill Downs Race

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 12.-(F-
Jock, owned by Z. B. Mclean, won
the Clark handicap's feature at
Churchill Downs.
The race was worth sl0,925, net to
the winner.
Carriage, nominated for the Ken
tucky derby, was second and Flat
Iron, owned by S~tuyvesant Peabody.
was third.
The time FOR the r-il. and one
sixteenth was 1.45-
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Princeton Winner In
Child's Cup Regatta

PRINCETON, N. J.. May 12.-(P)-
Columbis's intercollegiate champions
staged a comeback today to beat
pennsylvania and Princeton in the
varsity crew rae for the child's cup
OF Lake Carnegie.
Columbia led from the start to fin
ish, crossing the line fully two
lengths ahead Of Penn with Princeton
1927 winners, third. over n length
behind Penn in the GRE and three
quarters mile race. The winners time
val sos.
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Spencer Srnashes
Sprinting Record

STANFORD STADIUM, Calf, May
12.-tPl-Emerson Spencer, Stanford
Splinter, broke the worlds record in
the 400-meter race here today when
he sped over the distance in AZ sec
onds flat, four-tenths Of a second
better than the time made by Ted
Meredith in 1916.
A slight breeze was blowing against
the field in the first stretch and fav-
ored the entrants on the down trip.
The event was n of the Pacific
Athletic associations Olympic games
tryouts.
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FORT WORTH "a; waco 5

WACO, May 12.-P-Hitting the
offerings Of Oscar Tuero with gusto
and vim in the first round the Cats
scored five runs today. and continued
to hit the offerings Of Gallivan, Thur
man and Caldwell to win an over
whelming verdict of Ia to 5. In the
sixth with three on Joe Benowitz hit
q homer. The Cubs scored five off
Wachtel in the second, three coming
when Wolgamot hit a homer with two
on, but thereafter the s~pitballer was
invincible.
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DALLAS "a; BEAUMONT 10

BEAUMONT, May 12.-(P)-The
Steers staged a stampede in Mag
nolia Park today, going to bat 90
times and collecting 20 hits and "a
runs for an easy victory. Beaumont
made ten runs, enough to win an
ordinary ball game hut this affair
this afternoon mad nothing ordinary
about it except the pitching exhibited
by five local FINGERS. hap Morse,
Jim Riley and Loris Baker led the
Steer attack, the latter getting two
homers and Morse one.
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15Oo-METER CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK, R-0lympic 1900.
meter champions and their times:
1Se6-Flack. Englsnd, 4:33 is.
l90O-Bennett. England, 4;06.
19O4-Lightbody, U. s., 4:05 rs.
l906-Lightbody, U. S. 4:12.
1s0s-Sheppard, U. s.. 4:03 "a.
1912-Jackson. England, 1856 "A.
1920-Hill, England. 4:01 As.
1920-Nurmi, Finland, 1854 3-5.s
~Olympic record. Worlds rec
ord, 1852 SIS, by Nurmi.
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PARIS. Up A new drug for
treating affections Of the heart has
been obtained from a common Afrs-
can plant of the order of the milk
weed by 4 French chemist, Rene
Hamet. It is a ~glucoside to which
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Summary

Two-base hits: Lazzeri 2. Three
base hits: Heilmann, Ruth. Home
runs: Gehrig: Ruth. Stolen bases:
Tavener. Gehringer, Fothergill, Rice,
Lazzeri. Sacrifices: Carroll, John
son, Heilmann, Robertson, Bases on
balls: Off Coveleskie /. off Carroll
4. off Johnson s, off Shealy 2, off
Stoner 2. Struck out: BY Carroll 2,
by Johnson 9, by Shealy 2, by
Storer 1. Hits: Off Coveleskie 6 in
2 (none out in third, off Johnson
2 in 3 (none out in seventy, off
Shealy 2 il q. off Carroll 6 in 4, off
Stoner 4 in 4 1-3. Hit by pitcher:
BY Carroll (Dugan), by Johnson
(Fothergil). Winning pitcher:
Shealy. Losing pitcher: Stoner.
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the name urarine has been given. II
appears to possess certain advan-
tages over similar specifics now en-
ployed, being soluble than
digitaline and less toxic than ona-
baine.
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Two base hits, Lafayette 2. Home
runs, Bonowitz, Wolgamot. left on
bases, Fort Worth 8; Waco 3. Bases
on balls, Wachtel 8; Tuero /; CALI
van 2; Thurman /. Struck out, by
Wachtel 1; Gallivan 4; Caldwell 1,
Galk, Gallivan. Double plays, Win
die to Pratt to Shires; Kibbie to
Young to Lafayette. Sacrifice, Shin
ners. Pitchers record: 3 runs. 4 hits
off Tuero Is inning; 2 runs. 8 hits
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YANKEES WIN;
ruth, CEHRIC
SLAM HOMERS
Tigers Nosed Out In
Ninth BY s to ] AS
Shealy Annexes a
Game for Record

NEW YORK, May 12.@CRJ-The
New York Yankees nosed out the
Detroit Tigers, 8 to z. in the ninth
here today in the first game Of the
series. Ruth's eighth home run and
Gehrig's fifth aided New York.
The Srorn
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Gerber. Three-base hits: Berry.
Home run: X. Williams. Stolen
bases: Regain. Sacrifices: Todt 2.
Flagstead, X. Williams, Russell.
Bases on balls: Off Stewart 2, Beck
4, Russell /. Struck out: BY Rus
sell 2. Hits: Off Stewart z in 2 1-3
innings; off Coffman 4 in l-3; Off
Beck 5 in 5 Is. Losing pitcher:
Stewart.
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Two base hits, Kilduff, Selph 81;
Watkins, Woehrs. Three base hits,
Soluble. Stolen bases. Selph. Sacri-
fees, W~orthington and Wilson. Dou-
BILE plays, Karpp to Woehrs 10 Whe-
Ian: Kilduff to Woehrs to Whelan;
Selph to Soluble to Woehrs. Bases
on balls. off Williamson /; off Garlic
ton s; off Karpp 2. Struck out, by
Williamson none; by Carleton 2.
Innings pitched, by Williamson l 2-3
with 5 hits, s runs; by Karpp 3 %
with s hits. 5 runs. Left on bases,
Shreveport o, Houston s. Umpires,
Hill and Donnell. Time 2 hours.
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CARLETON HAS
SPORTS ON HIP
AS Bluffs WIN
Houston Gets 16 Raps
To ~Shreveport's 6
And Wins a 10 to 0
Victory at Home

HOUSTON, Texas, May 12.-LP)-
with Tex Carleton hurting a six
mt game and his mates clubbing
everything offered. the Buffs served
up a portion Of the well-known and
Justly celebrated whitewash for the
shreveport Sports TO feast on at Buff
stadium this afternoon in the second
game Of the series. The final score
was 10 to 0.
Ccora.
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NJ OLYMPIC 1900"

off Galliyan in / 2-3 innings; 4 runs
6 hits off Thurman 3 innings. Los
ing pitcher, Gallivan. Umpires, Dom
ahue and Kane. Time 2 hours.
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CLEVELAND .; PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-(Pl-
The Cleveland Indians stopped the
Athletics winning streak of six
straight game today. when w. Mil
Ter had the better of Ossie Orwell
in a pitching duel, by a 3 to ] score.
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SIS WOMEN IN LEGION
PARIS. Up France refuse. -.
vote to wome but In liberal uisS
the red ribbon Of the Legion ~ Har.
or. No less than 65s have been con-
ferred on women.
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ST. o U 2: BOSTON Is

BOSTON, May 12.-tP)-Boston
made II runs in the third inning off
three st. Louis pitchers today and
eventually defeated the Browns,
Is to !.
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LINCOLN
ANOTHER REASON

AS an authorized Lincoln dealer, we accept the
very definite obligation of rendering service to
Lincoln owners fully in keeping with the charac-
ter of the car we sell.
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Summary

Summary
Two-base hits: Bishop 2, Hale,
Hodapp 2, Hauser. Home runs:
Hauser. Sacrifices: L. Sewell, ia
mieson, j. Sewell, W. Miller, Samma.
Bases on balls: Off W. Miller J.,
Orwell 4. Struck out: BY Orwell A.
Hits: Off Orwell Z in 8, Powers l
in l.. Hit by pitcher: BY Orwell O..
Sewell). Losing pitcher: Orwell.
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Totals ....-.....Jo . To II Q 2
zBatted for Dugan in ninth.
zzBatted for Grabowski in ninth.
Score by innings: X
Detroit .04i 002 000-7
New York ...........1 Ia DOL 101-8
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Totals .........3S 6 10 % 10 1
zBatted for Marberry in third.
zzBatted for Burke in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Chicago .3O5 600 OlO-9
Washington ..-......101 020 20O-6
Summary
Two-base hits: Barrett 2, West,
Reynolds. Three-base hits: Barnes,
Burke, Rice. Sacrifice: Berg. Bases
on balls: Off Thomas /, Zachary 8,
Marberry 2. Struck out: BY Thomas
8, Zachary 2, Burke 4. Hits: Off
Zachary 5 in 2 (none out in third,
Marberry 2 in /, Burke 5 in s. Los
ing pitcher: Zachery.
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x-Wilson out for failing to touch
base in going back to first, after
long fly to Watkins.
xx-Phipps batted for Price, 9th.
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CHICACO 9: WASHINCTON (

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Pl-The
tail end Chicago White Sox defeated
Washington, 9 to O, today in the Sc
ries' opener.
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Self Confidence Is The First
Stepping Stone To Success
Don't Forget
Your Mother
Today

DO some thoughtful thing
10 bring back the smile Of
youth to Mothers face. Let
her know that you love and
appreciate her as much now
rs the day you played ut
her knee and Mother was
the very dearest person In
the world to you.
Remember with what pains
and pride Mother used TO
dress you to look your best.
You can make her proud OF
you again IL you are as
particular ab BOUT your
clothes as Mother used TO
be I'm your behalf. Every
Mother i'm the Valley can
be proud Of sons whose out
fitting is entrusted 10 The
Fashion.
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Ellison, Morse, BAKER, Schneider,
Marshall. Bases on balls, off Shu-
man 1; off Geary .; off Love 3; off
Terrell /; off Keck 2; off Phillips 2.
Struck out, by Geary i: by Keck.
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Two-base hits: McNeeIy, Reran.