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Local Official Record.Tte following official record
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IN. -. ocrr..nonl.rE aa.o last year.
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GROSE-NETLTS-At the New Jerusalem Church East
35th St. February p, by the Rev J g Ager LYDIA
MucDoweu NelIis TO Joseph Grose
RANDAI-T--FIAIIOCE--Cu February -. at the resi-
dsnCc OF the bride. John Lewis clark
y d, Marjorie Reeve, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William L. Hellock. to Leslie Fairbanks Randall
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SUNDAY
DAILY.
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NEW CHALLENGE
For YACHT H0NOBS

NEW YORK, July 2os-wlliam Fife. th>
designer of Sir Thomas Lpton's cup yachts
Shamrock / and Shamrock H.. declared to.
day upon his arrival from Europe that q
British challenger for the Amertca's cun
next year to make another bid to lit thx
historic international yachting trophy
e no intinlation was given by Mr.. Fife az
TO whether the challenge would come from
Sir Thomas Lipton Or some yachtsuan In
England, but when asked II the report from
Scotland that he had accented a commission
ingly replied that he would have to decline
TO make any answer under the circum-
stances. 4
The challenge for the cup. the designer
said. you'd naturally De under the new rae
Ing rules of ineaDur ement. as no English
ynchtsman would think Of attepmting to
capture the cup unthHr the old rule which
governed the last cup ccs between Reliance
and Shamrock III
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the sixth the batsmen went out in
order. Vail singled t hethird time in
the seventh, but he died again on sec
ond, when Titman went to first. and
the next two men went out at first.
They We're retired in order in the last
round of the eighth. and the second
game was over, with the score 2 to 0
in favor OF Rchmond-and Vail.
a Time Of Agony.
The most exciting round and the
most agonizing for the locals was the
first part of the eighth wnen it seemed
as IL the visitors must score in spite
OF everything that could be done.
Manon walked and was advanced by
sJackson's single. Edward flied out to
Titman. and Manion went to third on
the out Bertram came to bat. and.
after biting at several. hi. pop fly
to Walsh, who held it. Scitz. one of
Norfolks star hntters, then came UP.
ne lined out one to Bowen. who grab
5l,aG it in Both hands. and NorfollS's
last chance was over. 1t was'a time
when q tswould have meant two runs
and the score would have been tied.
But Vail pulled himself out Of the hole
and the anxiety of the fans found vent
in wild round Of applause. The visi-
tors We're retired in order IN the ninth,
and all was a an end.
The score.
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Dralscs Branch Wins

lSpecial 10 The Times D!spatch 4
BRAKES BRANCH. VA. July eo-ono
.. tne most Interesting and exciting games
.. the season was Witnessed yesterday
evening by large and enthusiastic audi
ehce on the grounds at this place between
a 1fn heysviile and BRAKES Branch teams
me game was played in one and three
quarter quarters hours. with the result OF q to @
IN favor Of brakes Branch -
:. :. me keTsville boys played well. contend
ins 'allantly and enthusiastscally until the
ias' raf OF hope had vanished A BRAY. ami
Vallant foe Is always admired and anne.
GATED by the yictors and the keysville
,poyH won esteem and admiratio for gal.
lant ana gentlemanly department. The mar
ieatureh Of the brakes Branch team We're
, lhe excellent pitching OF william Friend
w " Is REGARDED as one OF the best amatal,
pitcnsrs IN the state; the very fne catchint
OF WinGo. and l3gsleston. and the spend,l
Dattine OF stegal and Or. Dickina -
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tourists f,om Pittsburg to this place
OF 99S 1-l0 has placed fraver with
over the Blue Ridge Mountains was
The most tedious the autoists have had
to contend with so far. Up to mid
night only thirty-two Of the fifty-two
cars. which left P!ttsburg this morn
ing, have reported, and where the oth-
5ers are no one knows, excepting that
they are struggling along in the moun-
tains somewhere. In the run to- Gay
Pittsburs was the. greatest sufferer.
and as a result the perfect score
which has been maintained by that
city since. the beginning OF the tour
has been broken.
Buffalo now leads. with percentages
of eS145, While Pittsburg IS next.
with ST. IL. The road from the sum
nit of the Blue Ridge Mountains to
Bedford Springs Is stre.n with auto
mobiles. a number OF the cars are
broken dowm altogether, and others
are being towed In by teams
An accident marked the tour as II
neared this place. The car OF p. III.
Jones, OF Pittshurg, with five punc-
lures. struck deep rut and son Of
Mr.. Jones was thrown out alighting
on his head. He Is not seriously IN
.iured, Tomorrow the tourists VIII
rest and Monday the run to Baltimore
Will be attempted.
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RICHMOND WINS
BY CLOSE SCORE
Vail Pulls Himself Out Of Bad
Hole in the Eighth
Round.

In the opening session Fitman was
hit by pitched ball, and was aacridced
by Reeve, Titma.n stole EAird on a
close. decision, aad was thrown out at
The plate b. lass when Helgron Went
TO first Wallace famed, and the side
was retired In the second round sic
q brie went out on foul ny 10 I'd
wards Getty linad out ona 10 rIeht.
field stole second. and scorsd on Iso.
ems pretty slesher over second trb
runner died on an attempt to 10 20 10
third. Walsh was nit by Il pitched hail
and went u ,seaQnd on Waits single,
Iltman went out on long Az Ia
y Ilghl-neid, and the side was retired
Dandy Catch.
Another run came in the fnpr,b
when Siebrie singled and went 10 gee.
cnd on Pender's error Gcttig went on
\ on tine best catch OF the day. The bal
]. sailed high in the cir, and Fdward.,
running back hard, fell fiat, but ros.
WITH The bail in his hand. the catcl
Z was applapaed by every fan ON IN
faia. Bowen Me- caught out on
II pretty catch b. Ruhlar,i, and WaigI
t got 10 frst on Penaers error an,
II Eiebrie scored Walsh then tried t
get 20 third. but Jackson who ma
picked up the bali. sent the horsehid
Il Eonie. and Edwards returned ii 4
sEukland In time 10 catch the runrel
Vail singled again inPthG NTH. bu
4 aied on second, after Titman went 81
ii IsTtFani. and 'Hefiron famed. /
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.o8hnsn ~, VA ,sae nra,,v ordered
/. ~ No hanSh ana Ssha staa Ma III, III
' NJ s,sa,, t,n,shtny ont ibe pa,ne. Ed
M ,ss ho,yn,ar ,,so,lsea u In second
~ ,he esr,ss ana enyared himsolf With
/ sior,. r,bn tsagi,a III ! ~ harder.work
M, o,cbot thsn l5s,yaras md he Is
itheromeb,y' gantla,nanlv ,,ts entbu-
[ si,s,,, gnt 4 ,lt,is tba haitet. ,f birn veg
starasy f,,ew nra 81 n arfeil d boastea
I,,tehsrs ana ,nseeg . good ono, was
III, bara ana often i, Ma ,rst game
/ VIC inea, rs,nnactine Win him fo,
sa,a, safeties pt,+ "a s.,urn ont
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.INVINClBLE OTEY
TASTES DEFEAT

4. +
oteN was puzzle for the locals in /
the first three innings of the first
game. and IL was not until the fourth
round that hit was made Titnan
4 and Reeve famed Hebron walked
and Wallace also famed, ana it looked |
as IL the seaside twirlcr would prove
1nHincible. In the second inning the
batsmen We're retired in orcicr,.>and
The same thing occurred in the next
round, Seits putting the first man
out on beautiful running catch. In
me fourth wallace, second man UP,
singled, and went to third on the
error of Cummings, who let the bail
roll clean to the fence. 1t seemed a
GOOD chance to score, but Siebrie hit
the empty air three times, and the
SIDE was retired. In the fourth Gettig
lined one out to right-feld, and was
. sacrificed BY Bowen Walsh walked.
but failed to steal second
Hobbs got fielders choice on
Nalsh's out, but Titman flied out to
left-field. Two hits and base on
( balls in the next round failed to win a
Z run, and the locals settled down to
real business 1t was not until the
sixth. however, that the first run was
scorea. reeve lined out beautiful one
4 over second base, and was sacrificed nv
= t'Siih " llllIua on w al
lace's out and stole in home ust as
Otey threw the ball over the plate. Ed
wards caught it; but Reeve was there.
flat on his stomach, and Handiboe call
ed him safe. It was the feature Of the
game. the most daring steal that can
be made.
The last two runs We're made in the
seventh inning. Walsh singled but
was out at second on Hobbss fielder !,
choice on first. Titman nailed one. and
Hobbs died on second when he landed
on the initial bag.
Reeve then singled over second base
and went to second on Jacksons erro,
IN centre-field, scoring Titman, He1fro.
then lined one out, and Reeve scored
lieffron died on second on throw from
Chaffee to Fender.
Norfolk did not have a chance Il
score Hobbs's pitching and the root
fielding kept down the hits. and tht
two errors of the locals did not count
The locals made several pretty stops
Reeve brought down hard one in the
third round, and Bowen. after a Ions
rum did the same in the fifth. his
line play being followed by splendid
IA catch BY Titman in right-field, after a
hard run. The score: a,
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NNOIllAuSu lflIOll Se.J
ardson. Three-base hits--Murdock.
Home runs-Fitzpatrick, Richardson.
Stolen bases-c. Bailey, Gardner. Eze
kiel, Hay, Murdoch Base on balls
off Fitzpatrick, I: cnf Landrum. s..
Struck out-.by Fitzpatrick, 8: by Lam
drum, 8; by Bailey, s. Passed balls
Wilkinson. Time Of game, two hours.
Umpire. Mr.. O'Toole. Attendance. 500.
Journals. 10; sWatlins-C ottrelI, o.
In the first game yesterday after.
noon at Forest Hid the Richmond
Journals won out over the Watkins
Cottrell by the score OF 10 to o. Little
"Tannehill" Dowden was the star of
the game. Only two hits were secured
off of his delivery, and but two men
8reached second base. w. Bauer played
his usual brilliant game. G. Bauer dis
|ttingutshed himself by catching a diff
ficult foul. The all-round work OF the
Journal team was great. while the
support given the Watkins Cottrell
team was Just the opposite. Cobean's
work for the hardware men was very
good. The score:
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blackstone.
Down WITH Rowdyism.

EdItUr on Tic T1mes-D1spHtcH..-. ~
S!r,-The exhibition OF roWdyisrn At
tho ball park Thursday afternoon was
one Of the most dsagreeahle. scenes
Witnessed here during the existenee Of
tho Virginia State League think
II the police had arrested TIE. oHe .li
would have put stop e such row
dyism. hope they will yet bring
them to justice. surely they must
they had done their duty and arrested
the Offenders instead Of letting them
off after being arrested they would
have put stop to such, roWdyism IN
for such conduct, which should be sup
pressed at any cost, no ma tter who y
affects. BASEBALL PATRON.
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masonic Home, q, L. n trnx. ]

An exciting game was played yes
diamond between the masonic Hone
asan and the East Richmond Grays
The Ecore resulted In a tic. to & the
game going to twelve innings, and
peliig stopped only on account Of dark
The most exciting feature OF the
game was a star play OF, Morse, OF
the Masonic Home team, who Knocked
making the whole score for the, Ma
sonic Home team In one play, me
tie yin probably, lead to another game
next Saturday
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Murray, p...,.... 9
Bentley ........,.... Q 0 @ 0
Totals ....5..5.......S2 4 "a II Q
Score by innings: r.
Roanoke ..........a 0 l 20 o 0 0 50
Lynchburg ......., Q o. o Q Q 0-3
wo-base hits-Brodie, Helsler.
Three base hits--Clayton. Sacrifice
hit-Hessler Stolen bases-Eustace.
Brodie (2), Clark, Evans. Struck out
by Morrissey. 4;Sby Murray, 2. Base
or balls--off Morrissey, 8; off Murray,
Double plays-sturdevant to
Rhoades; Rhoades to Evans. Left on
bases--Roanoke, A; Lynchburg. A. Time
Of game. LAS. Umpire. Collihower. At
tendance, 1900.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Double Header.

n U.s.
& AUGUSTA, GA. July 2o.--Augusta won
both games Of double header from,
Savannah to-day. Nelson, the local
pitcher. was forced from the box in
the first game. but in the second he
was a complete puzzle.
First game
Score by inn!ngs: r. H. r..
Auguata 90 10 05001i-2 5
Savannah ~. .a.1 Q 90 0 900 OIL 8
Batteries: Schepp and Carson; Deaver
and Kahlkoff. Time, Las. Umpire,
Buckley.
Augusta IS. Q I @ ool 20 o.
Savannah .......00 90 900 DO 2 %
and Kahlkoff. Time. 1850 Umpire,
Buckley.
Three Straight.
MACON. GA. July ao.-A1acon took
the third straight game from Jackson
vile TO- day on account OF the inability
of the latter TO hit Helm. while Savidge
was hit freely.
Score by innings: R,H. f.
Jacksonville 100000 90 90
Macon .,...... 20O0O1l0O.-3 o o
Batteries: sayidge and Roth; Helmand
Robinson. Time. $40. Umpire, Brady.
Knocked Out Pitchers.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. July 2o.--Columbla
hombarded Foster out Of the box in the
fifth. and Raymond, who was sent IN
shared the same fate
Score by innings: r. Fl. F..
Columbia ...2.j.C OEO6 10 0 Bib Is L
Charleston Il 1000 o001- 3 0
Batteries: Buckley and Smith: Foster;
Raymond, Johnson. Matthews and
Relsinger. Umpire. Mace. Time, o:o5.
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Tbc sIidrcts Denten.

SCOTTSBURG,9TV VA, July 2D--The
South Boston Midgeta were defeated by
the scottsburg Aathletes In an inter
estlng game OF baseball, playeddfon the
la,tel's diamond. FRIDAY, by the score
0. 10 to A. Batteries: South Boston
Grey, Gilliland, Easley and -NesplL'
lscottsburg- Noon. owen and Bustnra,
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Eleven Inplns Game.

A very close and interesting game
that went eleven innings, resulted in
favor OF Southern Can Company by
score OF 2 to L. winning the game on
an error and wild throw in the eleventh
inning.
The features of the game were the
fielding Of Schardt. long. one
hand catch, zimmers work at third !
base and the batting Of Cavedo, who In
three times UP made three hits Hamp-
ton, for the Irish Lads, struck out
eleven men. The score:
SAX lfts s5-s3i ri Linda. tr
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rennl. Tourney ut Lom,l0n.

LONpoN. Jrlyf20,--Tn3 the first rou n
Of tins singles for the Pa WIS cHR },,, IN, ~,
biedon. to-day. Norman 81: grookeass.as q
Australasia, defeated AW ~. Gore, ~, disa ~
gulain. in three sets IN " !, scores tas q
and 7--5. ~
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.HUsl'LERs HOLD
BROWNIES DOWN
tContinued from FIrst Page.l

M 1Continued from FIrst FACED
j. Winters, p.....i.4 o 2
RsS * - - = -
Totals .........40 413 81 2s o
Score by Innings. r.
Eagles ........',.o o 90 o 1 o Oil
outlaws 1 9 o o o Oh
Summary: Two base hits--1. Jones,
N a names. Page. Three-bas hit-W.
Winters. Struck out--By Winters. .; by
Bike, a; by Waymack. a. Base on
.balls--Cff Elkie. 4. Passed balls
Bass, 1. Stolen bases--Outlaws. u;
Eagles. 2. Time of game 40 At
tendance, 700. Umpire--Mr Ettel.
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Manchester Brownies.

:.
Fulton Hustlers .25O@0 $50 3 .-11
Man. Brownies. 100 0 o o O o o. O.
Summary: Two-base hlts-Bowles,
Doeppe (2). Jones. Stolen bases
Bowles (a). Farley go, Wnitlock (4),
Clark ca. Aston (2), Schmidt (2),
Nuckols (2). Base on balls--of # rSeay..
/; off Jones. 8. Struck out---Seay, 10;
Jones, j. Passed balls--Far'ey. / !;
Caudle, /. Time of game, 2to5. Umpire.
Whitlock. Attendance, 800. Sacrifice
hits-Whitlocl< (2).
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WNtKInS-NJOLlTelI II.-.t 7UGV UNIV 10 ~ Y
Richmond Journals 057 &C SID
Summary! Two-base hits--Pettway.
Dowden, Ford. Cobean, Three-base hits
W. Bauer. Stolen bascs-Ereneh. G.
Bauer. Shelton. Pettway. Double plays
Ford to G. Bauer. Base on balls
Off Dowden, /; off Bauer 2. Struck
out--By Dowden, O: by Bransford, l..
game, hour and % minutes. Umpire,
Mr.. Bender.
Journals, OF Wntlkins-CottreIl. Q.
In the second game. with the score
S to 0, in favor OF the Journals, ne
Watkins Cottrell team decided to tor-
felt the game, 8 to Q.
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Scnlu-LIfters Win.

was defeated in close and interest,"
ing game Yesterday afternoon on the
southern Stove Works diamond by the
SCALP Lifters to B.. The feature Of
the game was the playing of Baker,
for the Stove Works, and sIoo we'll u for
/ the Scalp-Iifters. The score follows:
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Forfeit Games.

On account of the nonappearance OF
the Richmond Grays yesterday after
noon, the game was forfeited to the
Church Hill Grays. to o.
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HoNoRs OF SERIES EVEN.
WIN ehes Ter ana Martinsburg Play Each
Other to stnndAtilli Score 3 to 3.

y Otncr TO stunubtll} score a 10
Especial to The Times-D ispatch]
Il WIN CHEaTER. VA. July 20.---Win-
chester and Martinsburg played nine
to a tie this afternoon, the
score standing 8 to 3, The contest was
one of the most exciting even seen
on the local diamond. 3Tonleins twrled
for Martinsburg and pitched good
ball. but Cantwell. for the locals. be-
sides pitching great ball, got a single.
o two Dagger and a home run. Nc
Donald for the locals, and Kay for
the, visitors, also did some heavy bat-#
ting, the latter getting home run.
Batteries: Winchester - CantwellB
and Woodward; Martinsburg-To
and Millman.
Martinshurg has won two games,
Winchester two. and the tie this after
noon makes the fonors Of the series
even
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Briar Hiu, Ill, Locos, &.

The strong Erlnr Hill Aggregation.
having recovered from their stage
fright of Saturday before last, had no
trouble whatever In defeating, the team
representing the American Locomotive
Works, on the diamond at Byrd Park
on yesterday afternoon. Winston was
on the firing line tor Br!ar Hill, and
had the opposing batters completely
at his mercy, allowing them but seven
scattered hits. Grassberger did the
receiving, and deserves much credit for
feature of the game was the running
one.hand catch Of W simms. In right
field.
Mr.. Cochran umpired his usual good
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Misunderstanding. Fl Little Rock, l.
At Mont gomery--Mo Q; Mem-
phis, g. lIs- .8
Orleans ],
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ALL COLLEGIANS
DIDN'T MAKE RUN
Especial to The Tim ca plsna,cb 1

PETERSBURG VA. July 2o.-A big
crowd OF enthusiastic rooters saw Peters,
stone. in a fast game at Kenilworth PARK
this afternoon by a score by to o.. Peters
burg scored once In the second. twice In the
fourth and once In the eighth innings. d,
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BOWLING scoREs.

aIcssrs. Strobe and SpraGgs WIN
Weeks Prizes.
A lively contest was rolled on the
Lake Alleys last Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. Mr.. Strobe captuded the
prize Tuesday night. Mr.. spraggs caps
tured the prize on Thursday night.
EolloMing arc the scorea:
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Scalr-Lifters.

ssealp-Lifters 90 10000 %
southern stove Works % i 0 u o O %
urinary; Bases OH balls-oR pow
81 1,d a; or Powers, ;. Struck out--by
forWerS. Z; by Powell.6. Left on bases
r1,Ssputhern Stove Works, 4; SCALP.
m1iitters& ;; Stolen hases-Powell (3).
Thorp. W!nburne (2), Leavy. Time Of
game l;35. Umpire. Mr. Wright.
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Summary: stolen bases--Siehrie Tit
man. Base on balls-On Hobbs. Q: of
Otey, 2, struck out--By Hobbs. Q; by
Otey, 6. Tine OF same--Two hours.
5pnplre--tdandiooe Attendance-l2, :
200
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shut Out Rroyvnlea.

BY superior playing the Hustlers yes
terday afternoon shut the Brownies out,
the score being II to @ The score:
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GLIDDEN Tour.

Buffalo CDrs Now Lend with Hittahurs
Cars secontl--,Hany Cara Hruien Down.
{: BEDFORD SPRINGS PA. sIulY 20,--5
The ninth days ruff Of the Gl!ddsn
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Only Onn Nunl..

BROOKLYN, n, y. July 2o.--There
we're two games on the local program
today, bnt rain-8torm prevented tho
plhyiae Of the nrat The second Was
ia fought game end!n. VITA the
score Of z 70 IN favor OF Brooklyn. n
Score by innings: r., II u,
Cincinnati % . ~ o 0 o OIL 10 0
Erooklyn no o % 0 90 .--v2 4 z
Batteries; Ewing and schleii strick-
lttt and B9rEsn6 Time, 1913. Umpire,
.Eltm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

heard two follows is..sulng yestcr-
day as to the difference between spec
ulation and investment. One fellow
said every investment was a speculn-
ton, where you entrusted your money
to any one else, even n savings bank
that paid regular returns; but the
other fellow claimed That speculation
was the investment Of your dollars
where you had no assurance whatever
of any returns, or even of getting your
money back. wanted to butt In and
tell them that they could invest little
money at Fishers just now with a GER
tainty Of rich returns. and that there
wouldn't be, any speculation about 1t
except the risk Of being ticIsled to
death And one of the best invest
ments they could make was to get into
one OF our, two-piece Outing Suits at
our usual modest prices. and fifteen per
cent. off, and then put their dividend
sirto one of the Brown and Gray Fancy
Vests. which are all the rage in New
York this month. There's only few
stores showing these swell productions.
and maybe you'd better drop In and SEQ
them. WILLIE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

The highest scoreIrolled for the week
in goosepins was rolled by Manage
.Cosby..144. The highest score 'n ten
5pins was rolled ny Mr.. Bowling, 200.
NIrs Winnie Bowles. from New York,
rolled the highest score III tenpins;E
score 40. 8