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i.'TI'IOl|'..'P|'IRF|.0BE. Deeply
into THE ASSAULT
lMobbing Of Umpire N>ewhouse.
at Portsmouth HWill Be
ss3,1 Investigated.
investigated.
Special Is The Times Dispatch

Special to- The Times Dispatch.)
Ss PORTSMOUTH, VA. I, y ly IS THE yir:-
ginia State Baseball League will probe
deeply into the assault made upon Uni
}pire Newhouse at the State League park
In this city yesterday afternoon. when
4 q thousand wildly excited fans swept upon
tho field en- 5masse in the fourth innins
in the Portsmouth, orfolk Championship,
and menaced Newhouse's life with UNI,
brellas and doubled fists, 3 355
Secretary Emmett Gregory. OF the
League, Is here to-n ght.S and tomorrow
will be at the hearing before Justice
EPeed when NeWhouse5 will DO ARA gncd
upon n charge Of using vulga language
at the Athletic Park on Friday after
noon toward "A lonzo Brothers. the COM
planning wltne 80. n III 3s ~. VI IL
Efforts are to be made II hat may lead
up to the arrest OF those who assaulted
Il Newhousc on Saturday after his aues-
3tionable decision II, I faYor OF lorfolk,
Attorney Richard II. yBagby, Of this
city, who has been engaged to represent
the umpire In to-morrow's hearing VIII
ask, that the assault be thoroughly IN
Score tary Gregory notified Captain
Charles n. Bland owner OF the club, Sat
%urday morning, that II Nc Whouse wa 3
mot 4 tected 4 In tho game that fer
noon the franchise might be aiken from
Bland, Just what will be done IN this d.
reetion now is IN doubt, Blnnd and tne
Portsmouth police force he'd the pnrt-
ing Of the ways last week, The. nolic have
5boSycotted the park. "A lone Bbluecoat was
present Saturday. Paymaster, Harry u.
BIscoe, VI s, NJ MAJOR Reed, and two or
ythree i, county constahles rescued New
house from the ddened crowd .
I, I, Nsswvshquse fined Barley Kahn, the Rich.
lmoonrder, $50 for epdeaYoring to interest
him In the rule book during the game
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sSssfs3,iASTOR GIVES CUP. s
Team Winning Senior Champion y "a p''|';a'l
ship Will Get Trophy
lsnrsatclal to .The Tlmes- DlApatch.)

Especial to The Times D 2 - al
NEW Oak, July IT, Three polo c nam
pionships are Il sci duled to be hold ~
the months Of August3 and sep TEMPER en- .,
TheyS are the junior championship senior
cha rnplonship and open char 1pionship.8'I ne
flrst two viii be held at the Westchester
polo Club, In Newport, from August 18th
to i24th;g inclusive, and the open champion.
shin viii be held at Van Cortand t4 Park
from september 18th ITO 23d, 5..,. IA
sd william Waldorf Aston has prlesent!s'stll
iao,lcup for the senior championship. n y ne
presentation was made through the Tux
edo Club, and tho cup Is to be held one
year by the winning team. Samuel p,
Warren has offered the cup for which
4 the juniors will compete, The prizes tor
the open championship are ind iduatll
ones, offered by the Polo Association \.
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iwAETED q REG IsTERED5 DRUGGIST;
I'M days OF. Box "a, Fredericksburg.IY Va
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7 55 SSs 10 RUN NO5MORE.p s.ts,
~ e q ..---- ~ ,lli3 MI
Sherring Says He Has Won * !!
Honor Enough. yl,4stsa3

{5 Especial to The Times ID snat M sS3iiHs
ii NEW YORK, = July I'd, wv liam sher-a
at Athens, at the same time cap ring
worlds honors as n distance runner, an
nounced recently thatfhe is out Sof track
athletics for good, After his return TO
Canada from Greece the report was cir
culated that sherr!ng would race no more.
sherrlng now confirms It In. letter
written to William Housen, the expert
runner, whosis entered for the Chicago
Marathon. which Is to be run In septefa-
her. 4. . ! s. !. Z, !. Y, =
he has e won all the honor he wants as
a runner, and that, live fas long as ne
may, lie win never get any younger, He
closes with some q dYice to Housen as
to how, to stand the long gr1nd : 81, tMe
race In September, HouseR, Is folio"
Ing the advice closely, and expects 70
show his heels to his opppnsnf : I peea use
'ot II, 81 5.,s,9 8 M "a " r. \
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OWNER RISKED ARREST no
SEE RAMS HORN sN1IN RACE
Barred from Turf, Slipped Into Gate and Was Chased 3
Detectives, Bur Managed to Stay
There AnYho .s.

KIT Especial TO The Ttrnes-D ispat ch.)
Fl NEW WORK, July ID. 1t ~ was by dis
obeying orders Of Robert p lnkerIt '
chief ofIthe race track police, that capt.
Jim Williams was able to see s Rams
Horn win the Brighton FIandicap ?; VII y;
sliams formerly owned II r am III Horn. but
as he has been on the unpaid forfeit LIST
FOR B two 7 years and Is inhabited to- the
locke y Club for ,7oo, Il the horse n was Vi!'
turned over to This son. Yi y
during 4 lie winter, and the boy is now
the reputed owner. 81 ii. 81.
Il During the carly meeting at the sJamai-
q ca track the Jockey Club stewards
learning that Capt Jim was daily a at
the track supervising tho training & 81
RAMS Horn, they gave orders to elect
him from the grounds and to keep him
toff the tracks until he paid his for y,
feits. Under these orders Williams ms was ,s
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kept out OF the track BY the police, and
his son. .'yyenck q Villains, In hose
mama Rams Horn was h en- tered lin the
Brighton Handicap, took u charge OF the the
horse. s3 81 & sl.3i st u
~ But the old man made y p his mirld i e
see the, horse win a the han dicap, so;S ne
borrowed badge and slipped into the
track by the rear g lte. e Fl kerton saw saw
him and gave chns e: a The #E old $$k q! en-
tuckian n bro missed IA leave. Instead Sof
going out he Esne aked up into the grand
stand Il and rooted ss Ram 8 4 Horn & home
with yells that Pinkerton recognized.
The chief OF detectives sta rtcd 4 on the
trail again, ana In the Language Of the
stable BOY Old Cap saw him coming and and
beat It to the gate.
l When last Il seen X he was B ~ king for
! Ran, s Horns stable to wait for his Ia
yorite to be brought to him. g ) 81 z
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HELP WANTED. Male.

ANY 1NTELt1GI EMIT PERSON May
= enrn no to 60 monthly at home In spare
gs+ time corresponding. for newspa pers; no
ri can vassing; 81 experience uhnece ssnry.
% Send for particulars. PRESS sYND1-
S t. Lockpo N. 7. 55S 3$
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WANTED.
PERSONALS.
Times Dispatch Branches

.r,. ,ollow,ng Branch onlces have been az.
!, htiished for the bene1t Of those living at a
dls,ance from the Main onics q Tho Times
nose branches viii receive the aarn e.
sare s6 Main otce, and there VIII b. no extra
Hts1; aaysti pRua STORE
!; and g EshNiSs. ISIS ISIS Is. Broad street. "a
oH WfIE IN afsss tstre "a
SARSfRsaaNrs s''t CHANT CO.. you.heo ana
4 h'S %! LIiHsT SSfsiiMER No. 900 Yves, Marshal.
pAS t5sMsiPi DRUG STORE. No. 1891 Yves,
I Man NJ. Bah ssiEsRilpaE Brook Avenue ana Clay
n SlHSYsis DRUG sr OLE; Hsston Heights,
noo dBsiEA PMARMAcY, No. 800 Ea., Marsha.
e, sI,eetpR DRUG STORE. No, M E... Nh,
JS Si5seo,Ni CUNNINGHAM. No. aa East Main
pf fSTssfs TisaEE E PHARMACY. No. IS. south
1p,ppiiSs sp ssiTfiEsR .KlFK-PARR1sH co, No. 4,
TH His'P .AstRR ltq PHARMACY. No. 50, View,
n. AasSs PHARMACY. rwsp,y-elshtA and n
Rf Il stss,s PHARMACY No. lls Canal street. Z
iHilu!N i ley i WALKER TxsnW-iitti ana
cA III : DRUG STORE. No ITO. Hun
| W, IA. PERKINS. No, " North Sycamore
uW y9Ess. f:HioRTh AND n STREET pl,Als.
CT. ~. KERN. INC. corner rwsnlysaf.
and Church Hll Avenue;
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8Chicapo WI; Philadelphia, y.

81 = " nj X,s 49,
CHICAGO. July Is. chIcago defeated
Pitcher Taylor won his own game In the
tenth with d. two base hi
Score by innings: 3. e. p:
Chicago u. !. 4. Z. O O o 90 O. 8 o o. "a 10
Philadelphia Q a a 90 % o %
e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Moran :s Rltchle8
and Dugg leby8 and DOOM. Time, !: 2j.5
Umpire. Johnstone.
q New Y ork, St, Louis, .5i#.
ST. LOUIS. July IL. "A timely ninth.
Inning batting rally To- day gave New YorA
the game. n tss
]. Score by nhings:: J. !; \ ! \ HE =;
Rev York: !. oio o .o
Batterles-Dr uhot q and Il Beeb,s and q ".
Marshall 4 An1es; and M tse "a nd Bresra:$
ham Time, g;ls. Empires Emslic and
o. Day. 5 3.S ss
Brooklyn, AZ Cincinnati,
GINGIMMXT1 July
header to-day, Brooklyn winning the first
ard i Cincinnati the second. 44S li sss
First Cam A p, !, I, ~
nelnnntl ,: \ g o0 ! g g.? 3
d BatterIes- wing and Wicker and schlei;5
pires, CARPENTER and Klein. q
g Score by innings: =. IL f. =;
Cincinnati h. % s 10 a 10 az
Brooklyn 4. I. !. 20 Q 2 Q 3 Q o Oh y
~ atter1es-F Fra ser and Schlei: Eason
and Bergen. 81 Time, 4 49,. y impress, Klein
and ECArpert ter.
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MEETING NOTICE.

sTUCl.Hul4pEAs', MEWrlNu r. ~ ttsT
National nank Rlehmon7 y YEA y 4, s 5So
First National Bank Of Richmond, Va,
to consider and act on q PROPOSED n,
crease OF the capital stock, will be held
fin the directors room o., the hanK, -, ho'
at l2 o clock noon, July 20. 1909.
Il H. JOHN M, MILLER, JFn &c snler.tri
tof-'the stoekhoiders OF the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing coIpany will bs
held at Its Office. 1900 East ErankllIna
Street, on TUESDAY, July y, lsoo, " "
AZ a H. il cAR1sTlAN. III, Psssldsats
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VANDERBILT WlN!S
RICH. FRENCH J. PRIZE 4.
Purse Of $40, 900 Goes to Amer,i--
can Horse, Ridden BY Ameri-
can ] ockey. .5S
Il (By Associated Press,)

{ SPARIs, July Is. The prize Of the 1'resi-
dent Of. tho republic, at one mile, four
and q half furlongs, and valued at $50. oofo.
was won to-day at {. nfaisons-Laffltte by
William IL. Yanderbilt's Maintenon with
the n Amert can Jockey, Ransch. $5i In the
saddle. J. Liux's Punta Gorda was sec
ond and e. Gunnington's Elder third.
President and Madame Fallleres and Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth were
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5AIRsHIP CROSSES CHICAGO
,Aearon1la1u Wild Makes 4 Landing
Near Humbo ldts Park.

3377 z (specIaI To- The Tlmes7 plspaFch. Va, n
h CHICAGO, July, IL, Much Interest wa
excited In the business section Of the CITY
ssfip, Which. under the guidance OF an
a ssMti named Wild, crossed the oity
from south to north, ~ MS Il
The airshlp started frt9m an ampsemen!
section and 'allghted in the nell hborhood
Of Humboldt Park, thirteen miles nortll-
West Of the starting point, &, (, The wind
from . po.atl little east Is southssat n
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FOR sALE-FoRTY MILLION FEET
az standing timber; original growth In
North Carolina 1 e. m,les frG +:
q, Norfolk: railroad runs right ,tnrousnAAi -
as NV to G. w. TEBAULT, e2S Atlantic,
n Trust Building, Norfolk, Va
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YOU CAN BUY Low. QUARTER SHOES
this week at greatly reduced prices.
4 Call and be convinced. j r. GOODEt
H5S & SON. 1447 East Main Street. @ss
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.sHUMATE HoNrNa2 sTRoP: 9TH
Ing better; no &honing necessary, 81. TO-,
WA C3NER DRUG G. q. tS5llB ~
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..W|I||lO!|IMIlI[|NSlAH Swimming
B. !. CONTEST ) ! IN N. FRANCE { /:
International Match Won by
enchman in 4 Three Hours
and Six Minutes. a
.(,By Associated Press,

l6-A y teIl,a t Ton W sym, II,
Boz three hours ana sx n m,!nn,t a,
iI HMM = y .IinsInute Behind Bougmin.
Trsuuh English, Austrian and Ae ]! q e.
ilans competed D. and among the swimmers
were three " Qnaeus " !, III N \
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] ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


10 TONS OF OLD 1Ro IN FOR SALE. "
p1ds VII re 5eSeve ap9as
Works cens, ,aa q retorts piping,
,ssrr!ptigns, nv
/ mittes reserves tho fight. 70 reject any
8}ii55s II, s.5w.@ soMERviLLE,
II l NJ j. N p r OWE, !.
q Light Committee 4 OF the City Council
OF Frederick urg. va. 53 "a Sa Ell
I = a LED PROPOSALS WILL BID RE-
N Nc. sos sos EAST Maitl Street, Richmond,
Va, until Friday AZ NJ (, July 27th. Y! at
a Z presence Of bidders; for the con struction
g5$ 81 new road and walk pavene nts u !
the Capitol grounds. 81 H I, b, ].
is8 Bids arc Invited 4 for sheet .asphalt
Il asphalt block and ma ca dam ROAD PAVE, !
and e for cement or grnnolltnlc
sidewalk paYoln entB. III A FL Il VI. iis . I'll.
iifi1S Plans and &speoih ions will be fur
# nished responsible bidd ers, and any 1ur !,
" atherB inf ornat ton that may be q lred,
Nj < ilpor iapplicatio lion to Az G. I. da rn,an =
y iS{Ti Proposals will be Id d ress ed to IAN. "
NJ Hartman, No III sos |. East Mai stree 7,
u Richmond, EV "a I, 1orld n mark cd on the
fg} envelopes, h Proposals for Road and Walk
X Co1struct lions, NJ apltolS IF Park !.a IL LII
A "a aE-s,l OSES NJ GREEN,
,g M }ti n 535{4 A. q c. IARMAN, Il
3!S5,6 ~ AZ M Subcommittee 3i
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COAL AND WOOD.

DON'T READ ADVERTISEMENTS :
Just call 1859 and 1870 for wood. ] ain
always the cheapest and always try 10
please you IN all classes OF fuel. spe-
h sr in ioS prices. LONG, the Wood Man,
n l2ol West Broad Street,
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Z SHOE iREPAlRINa.
n = n - " % I
SHOE BARGAINS. 81

WANrEp-YoU TO KNOW THAT WE
are selling this week ali Of our straw
& hats at half price J. r. GOODE 6
X SON, 1447i East Main Street. a5 &3 III
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WANTED, N MAN MEDIUMS 1Z11
! store to manage H advcrtis-
Snr. 4 rim windows and write cards must
h be d hustler and thoroughly experiences 2
y II. these lines. Give full par tic ulars IN
@ firstbletter. state age and. salary want e.;
4 sTORE, Annapolis, NJ d. d I! S$8S4
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sGROCERIEs OF ALL y KIN uS; N GOOD,
d fresh good, at NJ r.. NfU 3Sf7N & SONS,
North a Eighteenth. Phone, 1929. ys9sai
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CLOD-HOPPERs iWORSTEE'lD-.,
Chesterfield Farmers Go Down ,, N;
Before Bon Air Athletics.

n One Of tho most exciting games o. "! ne 2
a fta between I've the non Air Athletl,G,s
and Grow, Springs Clod Hoppeers tFnlslins
by a score Of s I o 2. u +,
b Features Of the game We're the p'tcn-
Ing OF Blanton and the teldlng and Al az a.
ting Of right fielder r. Moore, nr ~ pl Han
man Adamson and Blnnton,t OF tne avn '.
Air Athiotcs, The Visiting team pla "a 7 e.
q good game. but were outclassedl lh ~
only feature being O three- base ny .ip1 y,
W.'Miller In the fifth inning, brlln g'nR ~
me omiS vW ,n rG,,s' r., H. II.
Bon Air: 4 ! ! 4 ol \ \ e x os :
Bhtteries-Bon Air, Sutton and, w. I3lan;;
ton; Grow Springs, Moore, sneillngs ana
W, Miller. Umpire Mr., Quarles. AZ
tendance, 200, .5 3'5e sH m tt.4Sisfl
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Is VALUABLE HOME FOR SALE IN y
Barton Heights, five acres land. VOL VOL
fenced l2-room house, basement en- IA AN ~
4 nienty OF fruit: two springs Of litnla
water will sell cheap on application,
Address A 400. care this office. 49,
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STEADY EN1P1, oYMDNT q. FOR FIT.
IA teen coopers /; Z wages $3.50 per day Y 3,
nine hours. Apply to Or ADDRESS 9 1 Ghn ~
95as phiIa del phin "A IN
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Standing Of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
.Little Rock, 60; New Orleans, I

Little Rock, go; New Orleans, 1-q
q NEW ORLEANS, July Is --Llttle Rock
and New Orleans q broke even n In tho.
double-header to day, the first game being
captured by Little Rock. New. Orleans
failed to hit&thes Little Rock pitcherBwheni
hits would have driven In several runs.
LIN the second game Manuel outpttohed
Watt and the Peli leans i shut out ethelr
rivals. Fl III &
I Score by' innings: .2,tt r II. p:
Little Rock Il. o 0 81 i 10 90 10 .sl
q observation-disclosures and thinner; Phillips
and stratton Time, l:51. \ Umpire, Cam
pau. G33. IN & R3, III III
Second Game. !,.ti& " :,
Little Rock . 9 3 900 90 K 90
Il Bntteries-Watt and thinner: NJ anuel5
and stratton. Time. lao, Umpire. Cam am
pau. an X VI; W ~ NY 85ss
Shreveport, o;sMenphis, 9.
il McAIPHIs, TENN.,$ July 16 fter M
teen innings had been p aged VI thout q
run being scored to-day. the Memphis,t
shreyeport game was called on 2 = ccoun my
] ls 81 Sy;s Innings; .s,,t 4 i n y, ~
::,:n,.,,.;,;.,eeoooeooooeeoeoeoSoooS-SS
and Po :Hs 4 Ss s3rs
Buckley, 81 5s d ~ l;s 81 IF 5s Nc h X {}if6
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\ Shaffer&Doe Well.

III Shaffer played aa5 good game, getting two
Hits n and a N like number III OF runs, g and
every other man except Eokstone, on n the
team got Il q ityswhich is some thing B1ln-
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nor sA1E.

iCIIEAPBsT LIVE # or, A r UN4 ABB UTS.
TOP Buggies and Surries In the ID td0nIt
ss forget Ii w. e. SMITH, 81 N .g Ell ~
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iDUN'T FORGET THE ROCKlsALT FOR
your cattle at M. J. MUSSEN K SONS Ms
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Standing 81 Gibbs.

q Clubs. Il n & i6s W on. Lost. Pc.
Chicago 81 3. i. !. !. 4. .57 .70t
New /. TO 81 $40
Pittsburg 81. !, \. i. NJ. Il. % ,841
philadelphia +, |. /. X! Y! \. .0UO
Il, 4. !. 4. Z. q! 4. 81 40
s IIoiiis Z. Z. 81 1918
Brooklyn NJ . Il. I. III. 20 as .62i
Boston (. I. L. ~ 53 .33a
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REVIEW The!
..HL..EACU..E|:.'G:.A|||.M||I||E|:.!S|:II
Lawmakers First Game a Pitch
esarts:'' Battle, Both 4 Doing
[ NJ iFine Work. y
SEC ono! GAM TWENTY -TAR I E:
True kers Lose Out With Large
Number sof Errors-7H: olt3
Hits Home Run. .s5'

tx Drew. the sLawmakers' &, new pitc her,
held the visitors down In fine style 3satlri7
day, III allowing only two hits; y. N and
Smith, the Roanoke pitcher, was not far
behind 4 with three hits on his curves YES:
1t va 4 q battle OF pitchers and there
IS little choice between the two. What Y at
seemed 70 g. long time to be q tie game 11'
was saved III the eighth inning BY q
steal home by shaffer, and to him and
Drew belorlr tho credit Of winning tho
game. ~ II s y q,
The second game Saturday tells g ~ DIFF q
sferent story. The lawmakers ven OF on
In slump, and It was atdours Q afternoon
for them, liter such a bright beginning.
N ono of the pitchers were nnyv7h ere near
their best, and tho consequences Was q
unusual number OF hlts-23 in ALL Per.
ahaps the Lawmakers took the glh Lltl'
from the fateful i't'2s," for they certainly
skidooed with a vengeance, making only
four runs OUT OF their ten hits. 81
Long handled the ball TIL nearly the
end Of i2the nth inning, and after two
men were down and four had orc ssed the
plate, Happy H>o kstone was put In IN his
stead. Matters did not improve. however,
a 1t was as 1nu Oh an of day for Happy
as 1T was for Long, and the Roanokers
landed on him for five runs, totallins the
score Up to nine by the end Of the game.
ha1,a%. haanS ~ I'M d NJ AZ I onR might
hova' ! IN nroved before the end; AS II
Ii q FATHER man q had their arms, VI and
!, = ithers "A tina Il or developments be-
fore the close Of, the game.
ShafferS D oes Well.
NJ shaff ar played Il good game getting two
a.. n onl a q fke' number OF runs and
avarv = Her n1n n except Eoks tone, on the
tan y n cot y fityswhich Is isoine thing un-
,is ,ri d Il f8 IS Il ys I. 81
4 Fori5t thu SRoanokers, Brown, Bateman,,
Wa son, Lamb a.rn! NC A1ahon and Smith
ali got two hits apiece, 4 and NV Hiss one
made the thirteenth. The odd NUMBER
brought no 3llli luck. however rather
sending it to the other side.
Hicks, at! third base, has shown him
self invaluable, ana the s6aet that he can
play; with credit anywhere he is placed,
With HIS hitting apacity, and his fine
fielding, Hicks could command q posi-
ton with nlmos t. any league tea ZEAL am a ls
q pity that the weak places IN the team
could not have been remedied long ago.
and the stories of the twenty three de
feats for the Lawmak nave pse,.
changed to q sohs 81 - - ~.
and more. J, !.
It looks almost hopeee's now. lor hlo =,
lmond to catch up with Lynch bur burg, with VI;
the latter standing with 4 games 4, On me
credit side and only IS on the debit slae
There Is "a good ossibility,s hoWeyet, .1ol
the locals to align themselves i alon ss !,
the acconists as the dliferencet t Pc
tween them is less per- s,e u PIE e
Truckers Forging Ahead.
rr,,a = e.a,ttos st surprise IN the whole
- LAO a, S f. the ma nnerI IL which the Truck
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ron @ sA1E vs. STA PILE 3 AN b FANCY
a grocery store largest IN the famous re.F
sort town Of Southern Pines \. q. tHea-
y son, other business. Will sell at 1nvetl-
tory Address Box 256, sou tllerh Pines,
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s., r. BROWN CONTRACTORS AND
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s. Eastern League.

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AZ Montreal; Montreal, 81; Toronto, I2
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STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May M, J,
directly on the Ocean, Surrounded by a lawn
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hrpt- class All gamusementS; Ten Pins. etc.
Large Cafe and Palm anrden, Orchestra Of
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fourteen years, For terms, etc., addTess T. H.
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convenience: capacity. 900; open I'll year.
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