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NENRRNNAREROEENER EEN | "That Wonderful Kid From Madrid" The big hit as only Jolson can sing it-- on Columbia Record A2898. To hear it is to buy it. June Numbers Next month's list contains a big assortment of all the latest dances, A copy of the June Supplement is yours songs and instrumental records. for the asking. Phone, write or call. Hawallan Smiles--Hawalilan Guitar Duet In the Heart of Hawali--Hawalian G Bwanee--Medley One Step--Columbia Mystery--Medley Fox Hold Me--Medley Fox Trot--Art Hick Dance With Me Again--One Step--Art Who'll Take the Place of Mary?--Pee Mother's Hands--Lewis James--Tenor Solo models. ' Out-of-town Customers! day as order is received. Get the Habit: "For Records Try TREADGOLD'S FIRST." Trot--Happy Six (With vocal chorus) Send in your orders by mail. Write for catalogues if you cannot come in. ® THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | In the World of Sport AND PROMPT TO ACT Now on Sale Here are a few on this great list: uitar Duet Dance Orchestra JIMMY WILDE AND Latest portrait of Jimmy man's Orchestra Hickman's Orchestra ......A2899 visit to Toronto. atom," as he appeared with his wife on the occasion of their | tor. Baseball Briefs | The champion St. Paul. team of the American Association this year duplicated its 1919 feat of winning the first eight games of the season. i J ig The Little Rock team of the ! Southern League has a pitcher | named Yellowhorse, but he's a nifty twirler notwithstanding his mon- aker. Since joining the Brooklyn team, Pitcher Rube Marquard has defeat- ed his farmer team-mates, the Giants 11 times in 14 starts, Manager Jack Dunn of the Balti- | more International League team be-' lieves he has secured a star infielder in Mariette, of the Guilford College | nine. 3 - | i, i It looks to be up to Williams and Cicotte to keep the VWRite Sox in | the race until the others of the Sox pitching staff are able to get their! bearings. | Ah! Fine For Corns | | Takes Sting Right Away | A painless remedy, sure it is-- just paint it on a sore corn to-night and to-morrow your feet will feel like new. HIS tt 2H "fighti Nothing ever made absorbs pain ide, the British 1@NUNE {04 of a corn like Putnam's Extrac- | It dissolves the hard crust, acts' | quickly, never fails, and above all, it | ~=--~i | brings the troubler out by the roots. ~---- - 'TO SMOKE GAMBLERS OUT OF BASEBALL Being Refused Admission to Many Grounds in States-- Detective Staff Operating. Gambling's grip on the major Am- erican sport is being loosened by a general pressure on the wrist. War on the baseball gamblers is working up a good sized casualty list and moans are being heard from several of the big race tracks where the shots of the stewards are finding a mark. Following a policy adopted during | the winter when tales of the "fixed | world's series" were being passed! around, the major league club own- ers are enlisting the aid of city police end private detectives against the professional grandstand gamblers. As a climax to the clean-up inaugurated during th& Winter when two of the biggest jockeys of the turf were rul- ed off, officials at the Jamaica track take a post on a Stool near the gates and ask the notorious gamblers to take a little ride back 10 the city. "Baseball's campaign against the gambler has been productive of re-, sults, especially in Pittsburg, where 4 number of arrests have heen made," President John Heydler of the National League, said. The same steps are being taken bri rless Quartette .+..A2013 THE CAMPING SEASON IS NEARLY HERE Get your Portable Machine now. Save money. Drop in and look over our many We ship same | Jamaica track oflcials. ' | You'll be satisfied with Putnam's and shouts odds that lead some per- {Extractor because it's an old time sons to believe that he is 'on the in- {remedy that is just as represented. side' and knows. But since harmless | Dealers everywhere sell this specific | wagering cannot be done without |for warts, callouses and foot lumps. growing into an abuse, it must be | osts only a quarter. stopped." | a The same opinion is shared by the | The jockey | club does not sanction betting, but | the track officials have no objection | to small wagering. The big gambler | who yells 'loudest, when he loses and | casts aspersions at the character of the sport, is the object of the drive. AMERICANS TO PLAY FRENCH IN ENGLAND | Suggestion of the United States | Lawn Tennis association that the! preliminary tie with France in the] Davis cup matches be playéd in Eng- | land has been approved, according | to a letter received from the British | Lawn Tennis association. The tie will be played July 8 if the British championships are over | by that time. | The American committee has ap-| proved the proposal to have the first | and second round ties for the Davis | cup played at Scarborough and East- | bourne. Woman In Shamrock's Crew. For the first time in 1he history of the races, 3 womans may be a mem- Chesterfields, Chairs, Rockers, Tables--Ilat- est designs and finishes. Prices the lowest. .R. J. Reid Undertaker aad Furniture Dealer The 230 PRINCESS STREET Ambulance Phone 577. the Boston Red Sox, while, it is un- ber of a crew in a race for America's derstood, Ban Johnson has « staff of UP. Mrs. W. P. Burton. wife of the private detectives operating in Am-|SKibper of Shamrock® IV, probably erican League ball parks to suppress| Will be a member of the sloop's after- the evil. In other. cities where laws! 8uard and ride in all the races. Cap- are less stringent a policy of "smok- tain Burton and his wife," who is ing them out" is being employed. At! rated as an expert skipper, are now the Polo Grounds knows gamblers | OR their way over from England. are stopped at the gate and refused! ye x Fefused McCraw Suspended. "Vigorous efforts are necessary to| President Heydler of the National stop gambling," Heydler says. "With! /e38ue announces that he hasisus- a fat wallet in nearly every pocket, | pended Manager John J. McGraw of the temptation to gamble is stronger: the New York National league club this year than ever. Organized pase-| [07 five days. The suspension, he ball has decided to stop it. 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