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6 breath from ari iceberg;
arid ncfe-" got a ceftairi tang, a
ceitajij invigorating snap that just
maizes foix realize that it's la 'good
tftfle world, Mfer ail-eyen7 in
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Institute for PEPSI-Colaresent
the suggestion.
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& Si lg' . 4 II: SW myetery in its recipe; jMBt.-a
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B.Pir "' VTl 11 Kli - mobeveraiw, as beneficial
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
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New fork at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia, :.
All dear ! ' pihjbaT: gcliedulpd.'.
American - League.
iphicago' ai Detroit. " ;.
Cleyelapd at St. Louis, (two) .
Philadela a Boston, (two).
Washington' at New York,, (two).
All clear.
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New Orleans at Atlanta. '
Birmingham at Little Rock.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
AH clear ; only three scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games.
At New York '4-4; Washington 6-5.
At Boston ; G-6; Philadelphia 3-2.
At Detroit. 3-3; ' Cliicagt) 4-4.
At - St,. Lbiiis Q-2; Cleveland 2-5.
Won. Lost. Pet. r
Chicago 47 24 .662
Boston 44 25 .638
New York .. .. .. ..34 32. .515
Cleveland !.37 36 .507
Detroit 34 .35 .493
Washington 33 39 .491
Philadelphia... 25 41 .379
St.; Louis v .'27 44 .380
X Rational league.
Yesterday's Games.
At Philadelphia 5-2; Boston 3-4.
At Chicago 0-10: Cincinnati 2-13.
- At Pittsburgh 3-1; St. Louis 4-4.
At Brooklyn 2-0; New York 9-5.
Standing cf the Clubs.
ALL HONOR TO THE GALLANT CONVOY
Today ;!u Kaiser and his Military Council know., that American soldiers
caiK&on !t tie : horizon:F t?e:an Dutch.
Now everything is wrong wit' me, but
before this guy come on the horizoc
everyt'ing was right wit' me."
. "What do you say to that?" asked
GorreepondW of The Di3. the court addressing the ; somqwhat
"There ain't nothin' much to say,
"Judge" was the answer "except, that
if it'll do any good, I'll get off the
horizoni"
(Special
, patch.)
New York, July 5 Now the St.
Denis Hotel, another of Broadway's
gastronomoic landmarks, is doomed.
Won. Lost. Pet.
New York 41 22 .651
Philadelphia 38 27 - .585
St. Louis .. ..39 .31 .557
Cincinnati 40 37 .519
Chicago -..38 37 .507
Brooklyn 29 35 .453
Boston 25 37 .403
.Pittsburgh 31 45 .318
the early fifties was the most popu- on him.
areon Fivnt h soil ready to battle for Humanity and Freedom from Autocracy.
The 'neliible" American army, so termed by the Teutonic authorities a
:ew kvcks apo, sianus reaay 10 snow ineir memo, iiistoiy win repeat itself iar hotel in town.
ii the wiy mar future, .the Germanic federation finds today the British army it stands at the corner, of Eleventh
it hte gate, oi Luis, notwithstanding the order of this "modern Caesar," given street and Broadway opposite Grace
1-2 years a-o. to his troops "Drive this contemptible little army into the sea." church. For many years it has strug-
As i'astor Franeke, a well known German preacher, said: "He who does j gled against the sweep of business
otWi'-e m iii.- uivme Mission or uermany nad. better bang nimseit, ana upluwu uui une me um asiui, . uif
bther nnsy than tomorrow,". So say we all of us! and end .the war of murder j continental,
bd atrocity.
Wha: is needed now is Preparedness, every American man and.womaa.is
ly to "do their bit." Those who cannot fight on land and sea. can render
lia'aable aid by joining the Red Cross, making munitions and tilling the soil.
In thf momentous period of our national existence we have arrived at the
question Unit should interest every human being How can we prolong- lifoi
It is well that we do not know when the hour of death will come. The fact is
we are actiiif? as though we expected to live forever. When men are confront
ed with the truth and brought to bay with facts and conditions from which
there is no escape, they begin to realize the responsibility they owe to them- j
The high death rate of New York :
hotels would be a maiter for concern' Willie Collier has a negro servant
if it were not for the appreciably on his Long Island estate who had
higher birth rate. The St. Denis .in I registered when . comer dropped in
IN THE MINOR'S.
. Hhe business center move from Canal
We m;;st give to the. world the best that is in us so that we will find plea3-; street far below to Fourteenth street
lire in tloin;,' ; or others, in relieving the distressed and upbuilding sood morals j : but. ho has seen no further. For
and good r.ov. rnr.ient. J Jim will never go above Fourteenth'
. .. . i
ao mnn or woman is efju.ppqd for noble deeds wno is a ayspecitc or wuo suiri'
is suffering from any form of nervousness and anaemic conditions of the blood.
Indigestion, stomach troubles and impure- blood weakens our minds.
dwarf our capabilities and limit our possibilities. '
ronized Paw-Paw Remedy will do more to brighten the world, to dispel
gloom, to make happy homes and strong iron bodies, than all the medicines
that have ever been compounded. The evidence we are publishing every day
shout!' be conclusive nroof.
thf r is no guesswork about these statements, they come from. your neigh
bors, from people vou can rro and see and from people you are bound to believe.
Now is the time to begin taking a tonic tone up your system and pre
vent vonr vital organs from becoming disordered or badly affected, so you can
mee the exigencies of tho moment with calm intrepidness.
A system that is overworked or run down requires a harmless stimulant.
selves, to society, their families and their God.
Ashland and Morton
it could not Stand the strain.
Eleventh street at Broadway after
the sun goes down is like a deserted
street, in a small town. There are
rows and rows of buildings that are
hot occupied. Very few. lights." can
be seen un til the pedes train, reaches
Fourteenths street.
Old Jim, the negro doorman, fa
mous among St. Denisi patrons all!
oyer., the world, will also retire When
the St. Denis closes. He has seen
"What branch of the, service do you
prefer the infantry or cavalry?"
asked Collier.
"I dunno, Mister Willie" was the
reply "just what 13 the difference?"
"Well in the infantry you go afoot
and in the cavalry you ride on. a
horse . " " .
The negro scratched his ; head .
"Well I guess I better ..go in x tlie in
fantry. In ca&edey- orders- a re
treat I doan', want , no;, horses gettin'
Southern Association.
At Atlanta 2-0; New Orleans 7-2.
At Birmingham 1-14; Mobile 3-4.
At Nashville 4-1; Chattanooga 8-2.
At Little Rock 0-6; Memphis 4-2.
South Atlantic League
At Columbia 15-8; Augusta 3-5.-At
Charleston 4-5; Jacksonville 2-3.
American Association.
At Minneapolis 4-5; St. Paul 3-7.
At Louisville 1-3; Columbus 3-5.
At Kansas City 3-9; Milwaukee 0-6.
At Indianapolis 6-2; Toledo 3-6.
International League.
At Baltimore 2-8 v Providence 1-5.
At Bujffalo 6-1; Montreal 2-3:
At Richmond 2-2; Newark 3-0.
At Rochester 5-2; Toronto 2-9.
"STRANGLER" LEWIS
DEFEATS ZBYSZKO
For twenty yeara he has refused
to see the glories that were beyond
the s theatrical district, the Lobster
Belt and the hew and splendid homes
on Fifth Avenue and the ever increas
ing commercial center of upper,
Broadway. '
The St. Denis has 400 rooms,
large and airy, but itjs devoid of.;
hot or cold water and other coriven-j
iences but despite this the old pa
trdns continued to patronize it.
HDD
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William Dacy was making hard go-
I t-nc in 'HarloTn fmirt All lif
ironized Paw-Paw lifts and hold you. Your druggist probably keeps it, but it j na tQ do wag to expiain the disap
iedoe i. t j; ;s so(i jn Wilmington by Elvingtoh's Dependable Drug Store. pearance of a quantity of copper wire
li onized Paw-Paw. m ice S1.00. Formula on every bottle. Mail orders I frrtni an anartment house, but he was
promptly attended to. Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New York Advt.
USINESS
ADS
TfinAV
I HBBIlI i I
I UUili
i merely floundering. Finally he
i pointed an accusing finger at Her
I bert Kelsey, his ragged companion,
ralso charged with petit larceny.
t "Ynnr honor", said Dacv "there's
the euy. Until I knowea nnn me life
j was a clean slate, but ever since he
Gentlemen:
-1 - un sending "m
my pictuVto lt
jau fee -wlirtjrour
tXKLCMTa
Quinine
PamBds
liiu dona for tn hlr. Ithu rrcvra to 26. Inch!
lomc aud is very thick, soft and tiHty nl IeB
now-fix tiiy li.ii? any way 1 waut tJf ia.th bat
hair grJvor ia tUo world, -lu'.tnji UAJlKS.
Don't be fooled all ypxjr life hy ihg
some fake preparation Which Crlaiflaa
to stralghtea kinky hair. You are just
fooling yourself by usiog it Kinky
. haif cannot be made Riraicht. You
; must have hair first. Nowtlii
QUININE
POMADE
is a Hair Growey which f eedthe scalp
end roots of the hair and makes kinky
nappy hair grow long, soft and silky,
tit cleans dandruff and stops FsUtoff
Hair at once. Price 2Se by mail otf
receipt of stamps ex coin.
AGENTS AVANTED EyEftyVSfHr'"':
'r WHt fir Particulars" "
KXELENTO MCDICtKC CO; ATLANTA, w.
Boston, July f "Strangles" Lewis
defeated; Zbyszko in a -wrestling
match at Braves field yesterday, win
ning 2 out of 3 falls.
Zbyszko took the first fall in 57
minutes, 45 seconds, with a head lock
and roll. Lewis then scored with a
body fail and front Nelson in 24 min
utes, 44 seconds, and was conceded
a second fall after a few minutes
more of wrestling after Zbyszko had
been tossed out of the ring.
n'Dfug tdre. 109 Market Sreat
i:Cor. IltlT &KaiKi street?
Mi
rlKi SOIIfiDR -Mr 1 H!l
rUiiiw. feted erntiei
CAFE aiidROOF. GARDEN
in eonnwstloa .
;- xirflpt'Mttjr.
Btates-Wthout XJ&tfir?1.50
With; Bath, W-Cfr tn4 up.
FRANK KIMBLE. JVffi."
HERALD SQUARE HOTEL
34U STV, OF BROADWAY
.- ." NEW YORK ' . i .
. ;,-.- .. y.-.y . -. J-.." -U
. EVERY comfort and cpnveni
ience. On duect car lines
from all R. R.' Stations and
Ferries. Two minutes walk to
the finest shops and theatres.
ROOMS?
125 with privilege of bath
$ 1. SO per day
75 with private shower bath
$2.Qp per day
150 with private bath
$2.00 and up
Club Breakfast ... - 25c up
Special Luncheon. .. . ... 60c
Dinner a la carte
at moderate prices
J. Fred Sayers
Managing Director
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ABSOLUTELY FIKEPROOF"
Hotel GkeL
eisea
West Twenty-third St., at Seventh A.,
NEW YORK CITY
European Plan
500.ROOMS 400 BATHS
Ropm, with adjulnluff bath
. $1,00 mud $10. "
Suites, parlor, bedroom and bath $S.0O
. ! .. : i . Ztpr4-upward. .
Club Bretkfaet, 25e up.
Special Luncheon, r.Oc np.
Table d'Hote Olimer $1.00 up.
Cafe attached.
- To Reach Hotel Chelnea.
From Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenue
ear south to 23rd Street;
Grand Central, 4th Avenue ear south to
23rd Street;
Lackawanna; Erie? Reading, Baltimore
& Ohio, Jersey Central and Lehigh
Volley R. R. Stations, take 23rd
Street crosatown car east to Dot el
Chelsea.
Principal Steamship Piers, Foot West
23rd Street, take 23 Street cross
town car.
WRITS! FOR COLORED MAP 0
NEW YORK.
ttrmt t t
I .ww - -
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it; rrfijirl
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Tlift most popular
hotel at the safest "and
V.ffraotive resort on
ti the South Atlantic Coast i ne
SE&siiE Mm
L WRIGHlIXE BEACH,, N. O.
' Opens June lzf, W itie Season
OVer $20, 000 teihg spent on improvements.
;Free-f?om iliea arul mosquitoes. Otood ynter.
Smind and Ocean fishing, filing ami buying.
Electric trains connect oeacn wmi w uunuu , .
N. C w rite today lor new . musTrawxi
booklet fiiving fates, recreations and photo--
graphs, of hotel amusements, etc.,- sent
Iriie on reouest.;.
Wt' ; S, Wrightfiyille Kech, ...
in my road."
In one of the cheaper vaudeville i
houses a song and dance team arriv
ed for their first performance. They
looked over their dressing room and
the man strolled out to inspect the
stage leaving the girl to dress.
H Fbmtie
top It Now !
The heat pi the sun dris pnt the ntnral oils of the
scalp.":1 I)aiidruff increases. Scalp itching becomes
not only unpleasant but even dangezoos.
Tou can, wHit
now
Kttk :tradbe!
Stop this itching
v; nfilv twice a weeE a Bttle Pompeian
on your scalp- Rub it in the Bompeian way (carefa de
scribed iin booklet enclosed in every paejeage) aii yam
scalp itching will stop. - r;
EEIR Massage
lan
Stops Daiidruff-Hair Coming ChA
The "success of Pdmpeosux
Massa is it) the assagc idea. It
is a treatment not meiely a tonic. The
massaging (rolbing) of the scalp vrakei
up the root3 of tbe bair to new life.
This massaging also opens the pores
of the scalp to the wonderfalb'
nlaiihg liquids ; in Pompcian ' HAIR
Massage. Dandruff goes. . Your ;narr
will become andhstay healthy, ytgor
ous and attracthre.
Pompeiait HAlSf Massage is a clear
amber liquid Cfjcst a .cream). Not oily.
Not iticjr- Vy pleasant to use. 25c,
50c mxd $1 bottles, at the store.
MEJt rjiare your hirt)r giVe you
tretoeri- ami prt?re to yourself haw
Trreyoscalp 'fejels ...hy..ij.. aj?-,.
i&&(tozu , . . .......
Dnt &&&&& to ' lase Pbnrpetin
HKIR" Massage-, tt' as matte: by the old
and reltable makers of 'Pompeian
MASSAGE Cream and Pampeian
NIGHT Crtam. 1
Ohe BottZe Shows Actual Results:
Suddenly a voice issued from the
dressing room: "Say Al how shall I
wash tonight for a low or high necfc
gown "
,THE SPY .QUESTION
UNDER DISCUSSION
i ' (Bjr Associated -s:V
Washington, July 5 The unsuccess
ful .submarine attacks on the ships of
the American expeditionary force hr.s
revival spy rumors ia ra.e capital and
will result in even more stringent
ineasures if possible to cloak the move
ments of military, forces from the ene
my. The relief and gratification of offi
cials over the safe arrival of the last
units of the expedition is tempered by
a manifest feeling of indignation that
thS German admiralty was able to lay
its plans, so well and to attack the
American vessels in force. before they
reached the zone which had been re
garded as most dangerous.
Discussion of possible spy activities
took many angles today. Some offi
cials were inclined to believe ihat tlie
Germans must have had a warning of
the definite time agreed upon for the
crossing, but others discredited, any
such theory, arguing that an attack
was td have been1 expected as a ha;tura)
consequence 'of" the general knowledisp
that Was common property.
Ieiig
Note
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First Stop On-
Wrightsville Beach, N. C. '
EXCELLENT a FOOD
Concert in Lobby by full Lumina Orchestra,
every day from 1 2 till 1 :30 P, M. and 6:30 until
8: 00 P. M.
Boats for Channel and Ocean Fishing. Start
from Oceanic Hotel Pier.
Reservations, Rates and Booklet Address ;
C. E. HOOPER, Mgr.
hotel:
vA5HtNQTONPX.
THE
Orton
Wttrrilnfitpih, U. C.r
-Wilmington's Best Hotel, "Amerl
an Plan one block from Wrightg
vllle Beach car line.
F. Wi ARMSTRONG, Prop.
OPPOSITE GAPITOL arid UNIQN STATION -
Renowned for iU Htgh' Scryice and Low Rates
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rood per Jsy $1.50
- withQUt bath - and op
fo9ra p asy : ? $2.00
' with bath i np -
All Rooms Outside
Booklet for the siking
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