Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 19, 1916, Page 5

§ it w ently was counted 1 « n Wal MeCredie thirds innings Btr b \In hell D /' § Yes, But Many Omah Dd K T ek ~ HOW TO REMOVE DANDRUFF ‘ E es, bu any Umahans tdn t now R ma o e T T — NEW YORK, An New Yor W ™ A " A S o' § A ] the first g ym Phila : 4 6 “punitive’” expedition into Mexico| 8o he made it a hobby to ask every one | dolphia . A fOFmer | . : v A M ( Washington Defeats pclrleg Sox in |y probably. be over beforo half the Of his friends what “punicve’ meant. [Athletlo pitcher, ox for This Hair Tonic Which You Can | Bay City for First Time people know what a “punitive” expedi "\ “";“ ,I"‘ ‘]”'," penac. Sy Men 0 5 [miidnees. . "Two great i Make at Home Removes It in pretty much the same answer from most | uved” him n the elg w her s ’ Since 1014, tion i, Ly, Sy (et Nl o oo | e n Few Applications, — Did you know what “punitive’ meant | It means a kind of a—er, well, tem n!r‘...u! .‘H‘u HARPER HURILS A GOOD GAME [when you first saw the word in con-|porary expeditior ihe New Y . —— nection with this military expedition into| Another answered: "It means a well, | erals, agair Dandruff and scalp eruptions can be re BOSTON, April 18~For the first time |Mexico? There were hundreds who did (say, a kind of & preliminary-like ex- [hits in his moved fn a few nights by the following wince 1914 the Washingfon team defeated |not know, Mr. Webster put the word |pedition.” | | PHILSORLANTA imple recipe which you can mix at home the Boston Americans here, the score |in his dictionary many, many years ago.| Another: "It means a kind of advanc 1 »e hiave put up by any druggist at very belng 4 to £ Last peason the teams |The Romans had a word something like | guard 2 H the halr and played eloven games at Fenway park, all [it, and it was from thelr word that the | Others were strictly with Kraus on ‘ 3 of which were won by Boston. English and Americans finally con- | the matter and said: “It means a puny 4 : el Timely hitting by the visitors coupled |structed th tiny, or wsmall expedition, Insignificant : 1i 88 v " <”"“' with first class pitching .by Harper, | Carl B, Kraus, bullding supply man in|in numbers unam ¢ $ Bay Run ne Qunee @ave Washington tho vietory, In both |the Omaha National Bank buflding, was| Only one of the fifty gave him the awkey, p. 4 2 xola Compound me-quarter o the first and second Innings the first ‘Mot sure what the word meant, “I|right answer. “Why, you silly," he said 1 . ‘ Iycertn One-quarter Ounce i batsman singled and eventually scored. |thought ft meant about the same as|“it means & punishing expedition—an ' A half-pint fx all you will need. Rub it A pass, a stenl and asingle gave Wash- | ‘Puny,” or small,” said Mr, Kraus, When | expedition to punish a man or party of Into the sealp well at night and after a i ington run in the eighth, while & muts ho was told he was wrong, set out | men for a specifio offense, Why didn't g few applications the dandruff and soalp by Jnvrin, a sacrifice and a hit sent the |to find what other men had thought of [you consult the dictionary at your elbow | eruptions will disappear and the halr ¥ laat one home in (hs final session {1t Mo was determined not to bo mlone [instead of running all over the street in the elghth, i1l stop falling out and become woft and Lewis drove in Hoston's two wuns in |in s error, anking fifty men for a definition? iP (B e gloany,—Advertisement \ the olghth with a double, Beore ) 00010010 WASHINGTON. BOWTON. 1000210 %4 l ALOUA ¥ ABILO.A K. | Boston, 2. Bases on balls: Off Harper odeon, Meyer, Shuw 231" 0012 off Shore, 2, Hits and eurned runs )| e & g 119 6 01O Bhore, 6 his and 2 runs in elght [ key, Fipp. A Slolel hete 4110 118 1 1) ning; off Pennock, 1 hit apd no | Mainel, _Baker, Tack $1'0 0 o| ohe toning Biruek eut: By o baxs Hfedeon o Piy 1R o o] by shore, by Pennock, 1. Paw ‘l""""““' SRR e e | 2014 7 o) Agnew. Umpires: Dineén and Nallin B N 100 Years P' L1 Uk 433 Tigers Whip Indians, T f od LL | Waroer, .. 4 0 0 4 Whore ', 008 B 18 0] CLEVELAND, April -Triples by | I ” A il 10 hit and 3 Py ix in M':M" Lazative | -7 ‘4 | & v allowed Detroft to over d for Harper in the elghth wA - s ofie’ Inning rol | ok, 19N 9 8 1 and’s early lend and win, for Evans in the elghth A% L B (oot y Vegeubls 843 Cloveland knocked olenkls | for O'Nefll In the olk g i Btroak out: By 8 H H from the box fin the first but | tor Mitehell in the n B s, 1 O mies: donnol ons l & 1| could 2 little with Dubug ndlan | 1 00000211 04l Gwens *Batted for Bhorte filled the bases with y one out In |« 10010000 0-3 4 *Hutted for Khore ) the aighth, but Cobb emught Howard's wo-base hits Grane Ganall o Mleun Two Indigestion Bflm.g 4 *Batted for Gardner in the ninth fly and doubled Speaker at the plate Hellman (2), Three-base hits ymy Leach of the £ Washington 110000101 14| | Vit (2). Btolen bases onal has signed ¥ 1 o OoR °1°u Nkm b Boston 0000000202 CLAVELAND DRTROIT, %, Bush. Double plays: Rush to y and Infielder James | 2 A0 AR ABHOA R | Young to Hellman; O'Nefll to Turner both trled out by Pittaburgh b Two-base hit: Lowls Btolen hases $1300 : ] tunnge, BAKGN oD OrTOr Om'l'veo-nuvm-m o Moeller (2), Junvrin, Hacrifice hits: Mor AGRS Y nu... on balls: Off Mor P dn (2), Doub yn: Morgan 1o M Batkar o8 1 513 e Hits and earned Hall Slgns Hurler | iride 1o Sudge Pirido to Morgan 1o Gunail, 1h,.. 8 113 0 OMareer of ty and 3 runs in| Manager Russ Hall of Tacoma has j Judge, Banes on errors; Washington, 1; | Turner, 24,8 1.1 1 0Burns, 10 ott Mitohe I, 2 his and - |signed O, Fulwider, a big right-handed | READ THE BEE WANT ADS the Cost of the Larger Sived Came Y bridge University See Sets and Leave Orders lasvie OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1916 W/MWWW/ oY = MY «// //,,’ //u i k. 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