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CHAPTER Xiv

CHAPTER Xiv
God knows" the old judge shook
his head at the foolish ways Of hu-
man nature, why he didn't just
throw you in an orphan asylum and
forget about you. 1t seems he was
the sort that would Of. But. he
brought you right back here, where
you were only q few minutes dis
lance from him-and how he ever
lived in his big, lonesome house,
KNOWN you were down there in that
little cottage, pining your heart
away. is beyond me-"
HE took the boy from an orphan
age because he wanted a son. He
seemed broken hearted over the
death of Kent, Jr,. But you didn't
mean a thing to him. He was afraid
because you had red hair like your
mother and because you was a girl
you'd 60 and disgrace the family by
hoppin' off and goin' on the stage
some day, too, l guess. But he did
decide, another of his fool notions,
that after Martha and him was
both dead you was to know your
real name and have a half million
dollars"
Vivian lifted her head and looked
at him-unable to endure the mono
logue any longer.
"He-he lived in this town in a
big house?" Her question was in a
voice that seemed to her hollow and
the little effort made her throat
ache.
Yes, Johns built hisself the big
gest tomb he could find to live out
his selfish, mean days in"
Vivian let out a little cry.
"Who-Who was he? I can't bear
it any longer"
1t was Cromwell who took her in
his arms.
"Johns-old Kent Johns"
Not him! No, no! Not Mr..
Johns" She screamed, and threw
herself into Cromwell's arms. He
wasn't my grandfather"
There, there" the old man was
comforting her like a baby, and
Judge Potter patted her back help
leSsly.
Eyes, it was old Kent Johns. Your
daddy was Wentworth Johns, the
second. Your mamma was Gloria
Deane Cromwell of Norfolk, Va"
Cromwell" she turned to the
old lawyer. "Then-you are"
Your grandfather, my little
sweetheart" He kissed her, and
wiped the tears from his own eyes.
1t brought the sunshine into vi
VANS face for a second.
"You-oh, I'm glad. Then that
is why I loved you from the first"
Judge Potter blew his nose brisk
ly and turned to the window. "A
minute later he turned, master of
his emotions, and slapped his knee.
That's it, Vivie, get acquainted
with your grandpapl"
"How-why didn't I know about
you before?" she asked him then.
His head bowed, and she felt him
tremble.
Il never knew. Old Johns never
let me know that my daughter had
a child. Poor, silly little Gloria ran
away to go on the stage, and just a
little while after, in a Whirlwind
courtship, she married Kent Johns.
1t was another one Of Johns unbe-
lievable, heartless tricks that he kept
me in ignorance of you all the years.
If Judge Potter here hadn't picked
up a paper and read of a murder
trial 7 was conducting-I'm a dis
trict attorney, you know-he never
w---~mT7 49, T~----- ~A~--A - -
Vivian'S eyes opened wide. and
she opened her mouth to speak. but
could not get the words out. When
she swayed, her grandfather caught
her. She had tainted dead away.
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Two young thugs were sent to Jan the other day
for taking 81 out Of a newspaper mans pockets.
That's the sort of thing that put Houdini on the stage.
San Diego Union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-12

Charity consisted in saying nothing at the office
of the Fathers Day necktie.-Indianapolis Star.
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Vivian Matthews, shy and I'M
happy because she was a doorstep
BABY, and called a FLAT tire" mar
ries Wentworth Hillman Johns III,
secretly loving him, to help him get
his g~randfather's fortune. She is
to have a Paris divorce and 100000
at the end Of a year, but a cyclone
and the stock market combine to
wipe Kent's fortune off the earth.
A mysterious lawyer calls and takes
Vivian to old Judge Potter's office
where she is to learn the truth
about her birth.
MOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
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s4I5.OOO "ACT of GRACE

LONDON.-As an "act Of grace"
England has paid Holland $415,0O0
for damage 10 the Dutch fishing in
duStry during the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-12

Who am /? What position do /
hold? In which branch Of science
have I specialized?
What is the capital Of NevadaP
What is a tapir?
Seek good not evil that We may
live; and so the Lord, the God of
Hosts shall be with you, as We have
spoken" Where is this passage
found in the Bible?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-12
THE MASCOT

The President and Mrs. Hoover were entertaining
the disabled soldiers Of the world war with the an
nual garden fete on the lawn at the White House.
No one was getting a bigger kick cut Of the occa-
sion than the pet raccoon perched atop q stump in
the wire cage in the midst Of the crowd. Nothing
escaped his eyes.
MI. Hoover, surrounded by his group Of aides, was
making the rounds shaking hands with the men in
the wheel chairs. He paused in front Of the wire
cage.
Turning to his party. the president remarked that
he had been told the raccoon was something of a
mongrel in the way Of his line.
But we lent him to a boys baseball team recently
as a mascot" he said. The team won the series
championship. Perhaps he is pretty good after all"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-12

When the word poison Is men
toned, we think Of carbolic acid or
corrosive sublimate. If not one Of
these, it may be prussic acid. Ev-
erybody is afraid of a bottle if its
label carries a skull and cross-bones.
But when one person is harmed
by of these, a thousand, perhaps
ten thousand are more or less Seri-
ouSly harmed by poiSonS we rarely
hear mentioned. These evil effects
come from substances produced by
the body itself.
Fortunately for us there are GER
tain organs whose chief function Is
to get rid Of these dangerous pro-
ducts. The kidneys, the intestines,
the liver and the skin, when they
are normal in their operations, car
ry away these evil things. They fill
ter out of the blood and separate
from the intake Of the system those
substances which might harm us.
These are what we call the "or-
gans Of elimination" When all OF
them function as they should, we
continue in good health. We stay
young and active. We have energy
and the ability to express it.
In a sense, old age is due to the
effect of body poiSonS. Failure to
eliminate these harmful substances
results in certain tissue changes.
The sum total of these changes Is
that physical state we regard as the
evidence of age.
There Is an old saying, frequently
used by many persons. 1t is that
common greeting How Is your
liver?"
Perhaps we might as well ask:
How old are you?" or How old do
you feel?"
Of course, old age is not a state OF
mind. But you might as well be old
as to feel old all the time. The de-
sirable thing is to feel young and to
act young because you really feel
that way.
If you wake up with a headache.
with a stiff back and a couple of
stiff joints it is probably because
you have been poisoned. OF course,
but just enough affected to feel
mean.
You are sure to have this expert
ence often if your organs Of elm
ination fail to do their duty. You
are certain to be miserable if the
poisons are produced in quantities
too large to be handled by the elm
NATIVE organs.
Your life should be so ordered that
kidneys, liver, intestines and skin
are IN perfect order. If they are SO
kept and are capable of eliminating
all the poisons generated in your
body you can live on and on and
look forward to many decades of
vigorous life. Life, you see. depends
almost wholly on how your body
reacts to its own poisons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
Comings, Goirgs,
Of Local People

Mrs. A. Fisher and children, who
have been here visiting Mrs. Fish
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. L
Nance, left Tuesday for their home
in Electra. Mrs. Sam Becker and
children, Of Ada, Okla, who have
also been guests Of MI. and Mrs
Nance, also departed Tuesday.
Miss Carlotta Villarreal is spend
ing a few days in Mission, with her
sister, Mrs. Alexander Austin.
MI. lrshall White and Mrs
Henrietta Signor have returned att
~ a two weeks absence in San
FAntonio and Marlin.
Mrs. J. S. Spikes and Mrs. Ford
Lockett spent Tuesday in Harlin-
gen. and also visited Mrs. Leslie
Ballinger in San Benito.
Miss Mary Emma Vivier has re-
turned from Kerrville, where the
family is spending the summer, arc
is visiting Miss Elizabeth Ruff 10:
a short time before the latter leavel
for school in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Harry Ratliff. Of Weslaco
spent Wednesday with Mrs. jim
ME George.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
DRUGGISTS TO
STAGE BIG SALE
Local Dealers In Jubilee
Event Sponsored By
San Antonio Drug

The Eagle Pharmacy, Willman's
Pharmacy and Cisernos Drug Store.
are cooperating with the San An
tonic Drug company In staging a
state wide Diamond Jubilee. celebra-
ting their 18th anniversary and in
cooperation with manufacturers Of
nationally made and known merch-
andise. sold In Brownsville. Coty's
Amity. Miller. Dupont, Kalamazoo.
Wahl Eversharp and Peach Blossom.
In addition to the sale OF nation
ally known merchandise. the drug
gists In this city and all owe the
state are conducting a popularity
contest in which $26.125.00 in mer-
chandise Is to be given away.
With cash purchase the druggists
participating in the Diamond Jubi-
lee Sale-will give a coupon equival-
ent to the amount Of the purchase
and when you have a total Of sl.00
worth of these coupons you are en-
titled to ONE vote-you then deposit
this vote In one Of the boxes furn-
ished at each drug store-you may
vote for yourself or anyone that you
wish.
The young women in this city re-
ceiving the greatest number Of votes
will receive a $500 DuPunt Pyralin
boulder set.
The school or college girl receiv-
ing the greatest number of votes will
receive from the local drug store, a
set of Peach Blossom Toiletries.
The housewife receiving the great
est number Of votes at either drug
store conducting the Diamond Jubi-
less Sale. will receive a 5000 set Of
Miller Household Rubber Goods.
The teacher (anv kind) receiving
the greatest number of votes at anv
drug store conducting this Diamond
Jubilee Sale will receive a Kalama-
zoo 5th Avenue stationery cabinet.
The business man in this city re-
ceiving the greatest number Of votes
from anv drug store conducting the
Diamond Jubilee Sale will receive 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

sGAC tAANy 6OAAAH w ANCs
said the Third Old Fellow.
I'm the same house." said the
First Old Friend. Hes getting a
new car and having the house done
over. and they are going TO go for
their wedding trip in the car Kitty
Is getting one Of those khaki out
fits. you know, breeches and golf
stockings. and a pull-on hat"
My goodness" said the Second
Old Friend, why, the first time
she was married she wore white
satin and orange blossoms"
Just how old do you think Kitty
is?" said the Third Old Friend.
about forty-five?"
The man, who didn't know any OF
them very well, sat straight up in
his striped beach chair.
Heavens" he said. land I was
getting quite interested! Who cares
what a woman of As years wears
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

TELEPHONE SEVEN
Christian Circles
Discuss Finances

Ladies Aid circles Of the Central
Christian church met Monday aft
ernoon at the church for a business
and social session. Financial re-
ports from the Ct. --es were heard
and plans made for their fall work
in connection with the campaign
now under way in the church 70
raise funds for a new building
Following the business discussion,
Mrs. Bowman acted as hostess at q
social hour.
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MEXICO PLANS TO
PARTY

MEXICO CITY. Aug. %. (F-On
receipt Of a report ron Enrique
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at her wedding. or whether she's
particularly happy after she is
married or not?"
Every one Of the three old friends
was past 45-and ! suppose the
man who doesn't know anyone very
we'll will wonder for the rest Of his
days why he is never invited to any
Of their house parties again.
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ting this Diamond Jubilee Sale. viii
receive n handsome Wahl Eversharp
pen and pencil set.
This sale begins In all Texas Drug
Stores on Thursday. Aug. 18th and
will continue thru Saturday, Sept.
7th.
Notice the window and store dis
plays In the drug stores I'm this city
cooperating with the San Antonio
Drug company and the national
manufacturers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

Santibonez, Mexic.n consul-gen-
eral nc San Antonio, that 80 planes
will carry a good viii tourist ex-
petition from that city to Monterrey
at an early date. the National Tour
isf commission has taken steps to
see that the tourists are properly
entertained.
They will be invited 70 continue
their flight to Tampico and Mexico
City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

The Summer moon was rising q little ahead OF
time and hung pale and silvery In the blue Summer
sky trying to make the sun hurry up and go down.
The two red settlers lay very still and looked very
wise. and a little boy in a bright green pair OF SWIM
ming trunks played with a little toy sail boat In the
pool.
-he three friends were talking OF a man they
knew who was going to be married.
Isn't it fine" said one Of the friends. hes found
exactly the right one for him. She's attractive and
good natured and practical. she'll keep his house
for him and entertain his friends. and keep his golf
sox stretched so that they will always look right,
and she can sing all the old songs and he'll tell al
the old stories. and when they sit by the fire Of an
evening they'll wonder how they ever lived at all
without each other"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

Diamond Jubilee Sale, will receive
a Coty's L'Origan set.
The college boy or girl in this city
receiving the greatest number OF
votes from the drug store conduc-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

PORTLAND, Me.-Mrs. Alger 3.
Chapman Is a Drfce who was mar
ried by her mother. The Rev. Hilda
Libby Ives officlated In the Willis .
ton Congregational church at the
wedding Of her daughter Elizabeth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

Speciality Amity Little Bill set-three
pieces Of handsome laced leather.
The club woman in this city receiv-
ing the greatest number Of votes
from any drug store conducting the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

YONKERS, N. Y.-John 4. An
drus. millionaire who rides to work
on the subway. dislikes these new
tangled small 81 bills. They stick
gether so tightly" he says. that
it is easy to pass out an extra one"
He passed out four for a So pur-
chase. Now he Is to carry few. If
any. his credit l a good.
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Yes" said one OF the other friends. he'll be all right, but ] sort OF
wonder about her. That son and daughter Of his. you know-and then
he's been a widower 81 long that he will be a little bit-a-wel difficult
don't you thtnk?"
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AT IS LIFE IS DEAR TO
THIS HAPPY PAIR
Their Old Friends Understand But the Outsider Wonders
Why They Are So Interested in the Plans
For Their Wedding
BY WINIFRED BLACK

There they sat on the little platform at the edge Of the swimming pool
the three old friends. And the pink geraniums and the yellow jasmine
climbed all over the bath houses and there was a pleasant smell or VERDE
r~ a~d old faShfnrad nofunia IN n air
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

dent George Bailey and Harold
Branto, Calipatria Lions club and
Lions Ernie Saunders and George
Conlcy, Of El Centro, members Of. q.
joint committee to arrange q Lions
picnic, announced the date as March,
Ii. The picnic win he held at Ja.
cumta and viii be for Lions and
their friends and will be bagfa't2
affair. Other guests were Jasper
Trayers, El Centre, Harry Madlux
and Mr.. WaIers Of Imperial.
The chamber Of commerce is so
ing to hold a got-together meeting
and banquet Thursday night, Malah
If and it promises to be a veryeia~
teresting affair Judging from the
program and supper which is being
arranged. The place is Imperial
High school banquet hall.
a. G. Ingram is quite i'll with tho,
flu at his home on North G street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. VI. Thompson re-
turned Wednesday from a t5o
week, stay in san Diego. I
Mildred Barnum, who was i'll with
pneumonia last week, is able to sit
UP and viii soon be out again.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
GNlalrketS5

Los ANGELES, March S.-FolioW-
< are today's market quotations;
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to A lbs,
2Gc.
Hens, colorcd, 4 lbs. and up, Sic.
Broilers, ~ 'bs., and under 212,
Sac.
Fryers, Leghorns, pa to lbs,
zee.
Fryers, colored, PA to 3 lbs, S3c.
Roasters, soft bone, lbs, up 33c.
Ducklings, Peking, 31a lbs, up lSc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up 2Sc.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys 8 lbs. up CSC.
Sqaabs, light and heavy 4Oc.
Capons, s lbs, up, 4Cc.
BUTTER
Wholesale price 46c.
Price to retailers 49c and Die.
EGGS
Extra pc. Fresh firsts &c. Me
dium 2lc.
Hereafter the Press will carry the
local price on eggs, fUv1ished
through the courtesy of zurchel
Brothers.:
Today's local eggs 23c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
INLAND MOTOR co.

USED CAR DEPT.
PHONE 452
676 MAIN ST. Ell CEN t1SC
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LIVESTOCK

ITCGS--300, about steady quality
considered, , loads Colorado and
California butchers ll.75-l2.l0. Top
butchers Thursday l2.30,
CATTLE POO, active steady to
strong; { loads Imperial Valley
steers l2.25; loads Colorado COWS
$50; other she stock 10000; bulk
calves l0.00-14.30,
EEr-Nou. Medium to choice
lambs quoted II to l6; medium to
choice ewes quoted 80 to go,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
EAST McCABE
(Pross staff Correspondent

Elmer Ralston and family OF
Huntington Beach spent Saturday
visiting the Hackers. The two
families were formerly neighbors
west of Imperial.
Mrs. Tom Aliens sister, Mrs.
Jackson visited her Wednesday.
Hartzel and daughter Mable were
SUNDAY dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

FOR SALE or Trade, new modern
auto camp court, furnished, com,
pletc, electrically. Located on
state highway and shores of large
lake. Address Press Box 3l6.
6t2
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
EXCHANGES

OR SALE or Trade. Furnished
home in San Bernardino 5000.
Will sacrifice for $4,000 if snap
ped up ut once. Address Press
Rox 2i6 6t3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
Lost and Found

PARTY WHO picked up sewing ma
chine between Heber and El Cen,
tro on highway, kindly return
same to 653 Main st. Ell Centre
We have your license number.
Seen by other party pick up.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
SITUATIONS
WANTED

WANTED-Milklug Job. IL year,
experience milking in valley
John Bullner, Golden State Cream.
erv 22Cf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

Twenty eight additional farm
units in the Tulc Lake region, Mo-,
doc county, will be open to entry
June Is, war veterans having the
prefcrenco.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
Help Wanted Female

SALES LADIES-Solicitors, Sales
men. If you are not making
500 per week, call at Princess
Hotel, ask for Mr.. Wise, at noon
only. o'j
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
Help Wanted Male

wanted, permanent po.
sition, with a we'll established or
ganization. 112 No. Sixth 81.
G+f
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
Fe~ Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALE-North bank of New
River, southwest McCabe school
20, 40, 60 or so acres fine soil.
Grapefruit orchards adjacent. l..
G.. Wilson, 81 Brighton. Phone
1882. 7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
FOR SALE

10000 Martha Washington Aspara'
gus plants.
One Eiscman Magnetic
Three Mccormick Dccring hay rake"
One MISUNDERSTANDING Big Six
mower.
Five Mccormick Dccring l5.30 trac.
tors.
Two Mccormick nccring 1920 trac
tors.
Four Charters 5r0 egg incubators.
Two Buckeye $500 egg electric in.
cubators.
THE FAIR
12I5 MAIN ST. PHONE Io0Ol
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
T0DAYS WANTS

of all kinds dressed and
drawn to order. NJ. +. Todd, 1852
Woodward. Phone 966. 8t6
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

rF SOTO Coupe, nearly new. $3.50
cash, balance on contract. olo
state ST. or 552 Olive st. 'td
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Apr at Mission Apts.
Sixth and Commcrcinl 6tl
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

PITTS APTS-Ono Apt, for rent.
763 Park Ave. Gtl0
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-08

Late 1926, Ch-yslor, 60, 6-cylinder
Coupe, fully equipped, bumpers
front and rear, extra tire and
tube. Priced to sell. S550.00
$4,000 cash, balance in II months.
and Chrysler, so, Coupe, 1927.
$4,000. $4,000 cash, balance II
months.
Chrysler, So, Touring. $4,000.
$4,000 cash, balance II months.
Chevrolet, '27, Roadster. S3oo.oo'
$4,000 cash.
Dodge Roadster, '27. $4,000. $4,000
cash.
Dod9o Roadster, '26. $4,000. s1oo.Cc
cash.
Maxwell Touring, PA, for $500.
Essex Sedan, 1923. $4,000. S125.oC
cash.
Essex Coach, 1927, s225,Oo. $4,000
cash.
Studebaker Duplex, Touring, 1926
225.0O $4,000 cash.
Star Roadster. $4,000. $500 cash
Ford Coupe. $500 takes it.
Ford Coupe, $500 takes it.
Two 1925 Dodge Coupes. Your plci
for $4,000. $4,000 cash. Balance
12 months.
Studebaker Touring, 1925. $4,000
, $4,000 cash.
And many more. See our stock be
fore buying. AL OF the above are
trade-ins on new DeSoto 6 sales, ans
are priced TO sell.
Remember we do not sell our auto
mobile contracts to a dis'nterestef
| finance Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-23
HIGGINS CLAN GIVEN
PAIR ON JAW While
GIANTS GET SPLIT
Washington Upsets Yankees
While Brooklyn Throws
Scare Into McGraW
PHILLIES WIN OVER BRAVES
St. Louis Browns Trim White
Sox and Athletics Murder
Roston's Sox
PHiLLIES WIN OVER BRAVES
BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN

Fans at Ebbets field yesterday saw
the Giants ard Robins split a double
header. Fred Fitzsilnmons took a Z
to 4 decision over Lou koupai and
Doug McWecnv after Dudley had
pitched the flatbush forces to 4 3 to
. triumph in the opener. The even
break served the purposes of tho
Giants in their efforts to avoid the
cellar.
The rest Of the fighting in the Ma
tional League was mainly for exer-
else. The Phillies ceased to be the
Fhillies at Boston, but tho Braves
once more became the Braves. The
result was a twin triumph for the
Baker boys, 6 to 3. and Is TO 4.
The Cubs and the Cardinals took
m afternoon Off, but the Pirates cor
nercd the hapless Reds at Forbes field
and administered an II to . humilia-
ton.
The American League situation is
daily becoming more and more alarm
ing for Miller Higgins. TYne master
mind OF Sportman's park thought his
way into second place yesterday as
Rip Collins pitched the St. Louis
forces TO a Z to 3 triumph over Red
Faber and the White Sox while the
Senators were swapping their losing
streak in two places at the Yankee
stadium. The Senators won by 10 to
2 and 3 TO > III a bargain on the banks
Of the Harlem, and TO complicate the
cas- further. the Athletics polished
off the Red Sox in Philadelphia with
little or no effort, l6 to >.
The days campaigning left the
Athletics with a lead of two and one
half games over the Browns, who in
turn led the champions Of the world
by one full contest. The Yanks, three
and one-half games out Of the lead,
arc further from their accustomed
roostlng place tran al any other time
since the year OF Babe Ruth's 81 .OOO,-
O00 stomach ache.
Walter Miller again pitched smart
ball III defeating the Tigers by 7 to 4
at Nayin field in the remaining
American League fixture.