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INDIANAPOLIS. May 25. ——'l‘his
was qualifying day at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. To earn the right to
compel” in the tenth annual five hun-
dred mile automobile race to be run
next Tuesday, cach car must be driven
for up miles at a rate or speed not
less than 80 miles an hour.
Eighteen or the thirtr‘cars entered
in the race were expected to make
their time trials today. Others will be
given an opportunity to qualify Friday
and Saturday. The cars will line up on
the day of the race. according to the
times they made in qualifying. the
fastest car being given the pole.
Machine-s qualifying on Friday and
Saturday. however. will be lined up
hchind those which took their turn
successfully today.
Regardless of the speed they show.
it has been announced. This rule has
been maintained at thc‘local speed-
way for several years.
This position is very important in
the long race. inasmuch as $50 added
money goes to the driver loading at
cach lap. irrespective of where he
i‘lnlshus in the contest.
Only three cars will be placed in
each row. it has been decided. '
Roscoe Satrlcs. who finished second
in the Silo-mile race last year. Ira.
Vail. it. P. Mulford. Jules Goux.
Ralph De Palma, Eddie Hearn. Jules-
Eilingboe, C‘liff Durant and Howard
\Vilcox are among the best known ex-
pccted to take their qualifying trials
today.
Giahts Western
”Tour Disastrous
NVI‘ZW' YORK, May iii—The Giants
unri- on tlwir way back to the Polo
Grounds, today. aftcr a. disastrous in-
vuslon of western camps. I
The world's champions. falling of!
badly in thelr hitting and handicapped
by incl‘i‘ectiyc pitching. lost, eight out
0‘ thirteen guinea. and had a substan- .
load or four games cut to one..
which thcy managed to retain only by:
[lill
taking; the final game of the scrics
from Cincinnati 2-1 in ten innings at-'
tl-r five straight defeats.
“Shunlin‘ i’hil" Douglas was chicfiy’
l-vsponsibh- for the ending. the Gianis'
losing streak. holding the ambitious
limls to li\'t‘ singles. while Bancroft
knocked in our run and brought ovcl‘
tho- winningr tally. ’ |
Pittsburgh kept at the heels of the
imugut‘ it‘tliit'l‘s by making it. three
three straight from Philadelphia 11-4.
Muller and Grimm led the Pirate at—‘
tack with tour hits apiece.
The St. Louis Cards whose slump
has kl‘pt pan.- with that of the Giants
droppt'li ilu-ir fourth straight to Bos~l
ton 9—13. Ursvhgcr pitched cm-ctivciy.
for thc- Bravos. while Suuthworth {cat-i
nrml at hut with a. home run, triple
and singloz.
Hui»: {nth twicc had an ideal sct-
ling: for Olli' oi’ his famous punches——
the buses tulle—hut failed lmth times‘
to count-rt sul'e-ly with “filter John-
loh Mcuscl clout-
cd out his first ilUlnl‘ run. but nobody
u as on at the limo. .
'l‘y Cobb's Tigers. in a slugging but!
featured by Hcil-l
munn‘s two homc runs curncd
zlllotiH-r (‘losv decision 7—6. and hopped
iliil‘ klo llll.li plucv. Whilv
.\l:ll.;l:v-r 'l‘ris Silt'ilkt‘l‘. wais'
llliililit‘ to hit Collins and lost 6-2 to
'l‘ho- [llt'llll'v ‘iIlr‘.lI'- I lit-stun.
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Game Ended in Fight
l‘leilur Si-ntincl:
It was noun-(i that Monday night's:
pnpcr (-untzllnI-d an iivm which said
that the. Salugntuck Rose-buds heat the
owing to the: many list
lights uml :lrlrumcnts cnllsml
ltosvhuds. 'l‘llv Crcsmnts dccnlcd
lwsl it.) II'iLYI- “1" field.
As an example of Hi» Snugatur
type of playing the (‘rosccni's third
hnsvnrln was spiked above the kncc.
’l‘llr position of (ht> injury shows that
it was inicniionnl. Latcr as l. lit-limit
uns coaching on third lmsc. he was
ilppl‘OJPili'ti by a Sauguluck playcr
who fluid. (You watch yourself). at
the same time punching iioli‘unt in the.
jllw. This was the signal for the en-
tire Snugntul-k team and its rooicrs
to pilo upon the Crcsccnts.
As soon as pence was restored. the
(‘rcscwnts yotcd to leave the field. al-
MICHELSEN sumo "
MAKES REDUCllllN
The Michelsen Studio at 78 .Wash-
lngtnn street. has made attractive re-
l‘rz'sm-nrs,
it
though prices at this establishment
at no time could have been called
high because of various reductions in
the, cost of materials and paper this
saving is being passed along to the
public by this concern.
Clvvclluld, I
by moi
The high quality of the workman-
ship in the photographic line done
here is well knowu~and now thatl
good weather is here folks who have
been planning to have baby's picture
taken,
group may do so at a saving. Phone
3 .
or their own or the family .
David Ester-son, Mgr.
Last Times Today 2:15, 7 and 9
- Tomorrow Matinee Only
TEN BIG HAPPINESS PICTURE!
THOMAS .MEIGHAN
Supported By Leatrice Joy and‘l-‘iveot‘ the Cutest Kids Ever .
Seen in the Movies in "
“The Bachelor 2-Daddy” ‘
"A Picture of No Regrfit!"
VTwo Reel Comedy .
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William Fox Presents the New Smashing Big Picture
TOM MIX IN “THE ROUGH DIAMOND”
{Another One of Those Mix Productions That Equals Any Double
9-.
Feature Bill You Ever Watched
Special Comedy
SUNDAY
Lon Chaney in “The Night Rose”
Scenic
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: SATURDAY '
The Home of High Class Entertainment
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A Stoi-y in Song By Keith
GRAND FAREWELL VAUDEVILLE
The Closing Bill of the 41921-22 Season of Big Numbers—
Is the Biggest of Them 3A1!
BOBBY, F0130)!
Vaudeville's Best. Singing
Comedienne
BERNARD a. mans,
' “The Gabby and HispFax-e"
:-- , THE PARISENNE 11:10
A New and'Original Specialty Offering
“MOVING INN”
._ Thursday and Friday
One of the Best Screen Productions 0! the Year
Pam sun: in .. _
“WIFE AGAINST WIFE” , »
COMING
“I Accuse?"
An Eight Reel Abel Canoe—United Artists Super‘Spec‘ial
SATURDAY
Herbert aawlinm in "The Man Under an..."
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DAVID ESTERSON, MANAGER
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Benelit Dance
Kish Hall—Lexington Avenue
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 26
Oris’ Jazz Band
This Dance is for the
Benefit of Frank Keri
t though the lioscbuds wished to con-
tinue thc gamc. .
At the limo the game was stopped
the scorn was 8 to 6 favoring the
Rosalinda. with the Crescent: at bat.
Two mcn on husc. one out.
This gumc was not legal because itx
did not go five- innings.
(Sigurd) EDVVAlll) HELFANT.
Manager. ‘
C. Fugan. Assistant Manager.
ram In;
SllllIlEEllSWHEllEi
lllllllfllls FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound Often Does That. —Read
Mn. Miner’s Testimony
Churubusco. N. Y.—"I was under the
r’a care for over five years for
backache and had no
to advise all women
to L diaEPlnk' -
mill; In etable
’ . , backache. It. in a.
great help in carrying a child, as I have
noticed a dlfi'erence when I didn’t take
it. I thank you for this medicine and if
I evercome .to this point again I do not
. want to be without the Vegetable Com-
pound. I give an permission to publish
this ledt‘tner so 151:3 ailF “remitting: $38
in a ce.”-— . RED x
10%. Churubusco, N. Y.
It’s the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
'Ijlley try doctors and different medi-
emailing. feel no better. Finally they
take ydla E. Pinkham’s. Vegetable
Compound and you can see its value in
the case of Mrs. Miner. .
That’s the truth of the matter. If you
are sufl'ermg from an of the troubles
women have you oug tto try this med-
icine. It caniie taken in safetyb ring
or old, as it oontams no harmfuf gs.
FLIIWERS AT
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; (Joseph F .Mccklc,
pr-‘partwi
{ particular occasion. All
by auto to suit the every
of the trade.
Znnt street, 'phone “on.
? ,MIIIIRISIINS Hill
MEMIIIIIAL HAY
Memorial Day is an important time
Advertise in the Sentinel to.- best: lor using [lowers for a wry beautirul
PropJ.
with choice stocks of cut
flowers. bedding plants. etc., for this
irrccivc a prompt and an intcrested
attention and deliveries will be made~
Service of the right
.sort in the watchword here.
Greenhouses
are well
orders will
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY MAY. 29th
The Latest Kaufman-Counelly Comedy '
“West of Pittsburgh”
A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS
By the Authors of “Dulcy” and "To the Ladies"
Goes Direct to New York from Here
PRICES ...............‘....75cTO$2.00
Seat Sale Thursday, May 25—10 A. M.
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Victor Record 18899
HEAR IT AT
A. J. Collins‘ Co.1_
70-72 N orth Main Street
a
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; pec1a e ease .
‘ Stumbling—Fox Trot—Paul I’Vhiteman and His0rchestra '
Georgia—Fox Trot—Paul \Vhiteman and His Orchestra
con veniencc
5 8 Van
MANDOLIN
UKELE
’ BANJO
BANJO [IKE
Leading
18 South Main
Instruments
"What Gives More Pleasure
on an Outing Trip Than a
MANDOLINETTE
All Metal Drum 3:
Now Only $32-
Come in and Look Our
Musical Department Over
Donnelly’s ,7
7 Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
Has
50
“Kayser” Italian Silk
Underwear
been radically reduced by the makers.
portunity to offer these dainty underthings at the lowest price in
many years.
This gives us an op-
“Kayser” Italian Silk Vests at $2.50 up
“Rayner Marvelrit” Bloomers . $3.95
”Kayser Marvelfit” Bloomers. Three Star Quality . . . . $5.50
These prices will prove attractive to women who appreciate
good quality as well as good values.
86 . WASHINGTON STREET
St. “Al”
, Reach,
. of the old Philadelphia Athletic base-
-bail team of the late sixties was 82
Reach Is
82_Years Old
Mr. eRach
one of two men who are left
letics.
years old today. He planned to spen-
‘part of the day on the golf links, his
‘ favorite recreation.
head of the A. J.
Health Sporting Goods concern. and at
,— __u a cue time was part owner of the Phila-
PHH‘AD-ELPHIA' May 20' Al idelphia National League baseball club.
He played second base on the old Ath-
The other living member of
- the team is Wes. Tiler. first baseman.
is
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Home Made Pastry to
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Nothing But 8:me
‘ Food Is Served
- Troupin’s ,
Exterminator;
Sure Death ~:
to Roaches, W a t e r .
Bugs and Bedbug‘s
The Clifford
Pharmacy
”~30” m" St.
Southlmm
_ Bicycles
Th Victory Is a Won-
deffulMu-hine for $38.50
Look If M
SPOBm GOODS 02' ALL
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You layBG
Just How in
baJIiGoodl.
A. W. Hodge
MuicBaflElock. "
MMSE .
$5.00
Buys Any Sport Oxford
or, Pump ,Regardless of
Former Prices.
Max LeVY'S'
‘ Shoe Store
{31 so. m at. so. ital-wall;
-w~v~n
By Czl’ar/es {Iris A £3.15:
DOROTHY DARNIT‘
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2 \ FAVORITE STUDY
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