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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24

Gan ANY ONE ind a light position for an
elderly man Of good habits, refined ana re-
liable, a. anything? Best Of references VIII
am onion. Home Farm Colony, staten ISL
and y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-24

COOK German; first class, good baker, city or
country; best references: wages, $50. Cdll AZ
Lang & Boecherer Company Agency, 48-i7 West
e.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04

IA. p. Straughter, of. Hinton, spent
several days In the city last week
IN the interest Of the St. Lukes: >...
The executive board Of the w.
va. Baptist Woman's Convention met
IN this city recently at the home OF
Mrs. Maria Alexander. The mem
sers present We're Mrs. Brown Of
Lewlsburg, Mrs. Mary l., Willis, Fay
etteville; Mrs Sallie MILLS, Powell
ton, Mrs. Mary Stratton, st. Adams:
Mrs. Pearl S. Woods, of Hugheston;
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker, Mrs. Maria Alex
ander and Mrs. Fannie Cobb-Carter
or this city. The visitors present
were Mrs. H. B. Rice and Rev. R. ID.
w. Meadows, the State Missionary
Among other important business was
the plan to aid the other Baptist
organizations in thesState, in raising
the $4,000 desired to liquidate the
debt On Hill Top Seminary, and ar
ranging the program for the August
meeting in st. Adams.
Mrs. Jas. Page. her little daugh-
ter Katherine and Miss Mary Burks
nave returned from WASHINGTON, D.
c., where they went to attend the
annual Methodist conference.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04
, ORDER OF PUBLICATION
State Of West Virginia, Kanawha

! State OF West Virginia, kanaWha
County, IS: =
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court OF kanawha Coun-
ty on the first Monday in the Month
of March, 1912.
Julia Williams, Plaintiff, \
VS.. Gin Chancery, No. sob.
George Williams. Defendant
(The object of this suit is to OBJ
tam a divorce from the bonds Of mat
rimonyD
This day came the plaintiff by he:
attorney, and on his motion and it
appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant is a nonresident of this
State. il is ordered that he do appear
within one month after the date Of
the fast publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his inter-
est N this suit
Tcste: IRA MOTTESHEARD
Clerk.
EMORY r. CARTER, Solicitor.
Notice to Take Dispositions
To George Williams:
lake NOlce! mat on the 9th day
Of April, A. ID. 1912, between the
hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ, at the law office Of Emery r.
Garter, Goa 1-2 Kanawha street,
Charleston, W Va, 7 will take the
deposition Of myself and others to be
read in cv dcncc IN my behalf Of u
certain suit In cbanCcry now pending
III the Circuit Court for the County
pot KanaWha and State Of West Viz
ginia, in which ] am plaintiff and You
are defendant.
If from any cause the taking OF said
dispositions shall not be commenced
or completed on the day aforesaid, the
same shall be continued from day to
day, Or from time to time, at the
same place, and between the same
hours until the-same shall be COM
p1eted.
JULIA WILLIAMS,
BY Counsel.
T.. r. CARTER, Solicitor. 3-7-4t
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04
Round tho World. Tour.

Pastor Russell, during tic winter
and spring months, is scheduled to
lecture In Honolulu. Toxic. IlUngkonG.
Manila, Calcutta. Bombay. Madras.
CoIumbo, Cairo, Alexandria, Athens.
rorinth, Rome and London This trip
Will undoubtedly bring Pastor Rus
sell many interesting experiences and
much information With which lie will
richly e1nbcliish his forthcoming ser
mons, which VIC are pleased IN this
issue to Introduce 10 our readers and
announce as a regular weekly feature
N our columns.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04
For VITAL WEAKNESS.
and KIDNEY TROUBLE.
APPRECIATION nor rARDoN@
PRICE $lQQ SHALL SIZE soc
oooNlGT FRcG
tkSStpt hsol<ihS 60. ChiCA6oillS

Notlce Is hereby given that on or
about the goth day of April, 1912,
an application will DO filed with d.
T. Pierson. Pardon Attorney, Char
lesion, West Virginia, for the Pardon
OF Charles Jones, convicted Of the
crime of. First Degree Murder, at
the June Term, 1910. Of the Criminal:
Court Of l<anawha County and sem
fenced to Imprisonment In the West
Virginia Penltentiary for the period
OF ,'te' m CHARLES JONES.
IA -4Thurs. -'"-. .'~...-.-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04
:DiScourseS on Arabia
the Cradle of Man
kind
THE GARDEN OF
ANCIENT EDEN

M i d Ocea n,
March 24.-On the
Atlantic, speeding
h o IN e W ar ID, the
Foreign Missions
Investigation Com
nittee is in COM
munication by
wireless. 1t is I'M
Qcrstood that ar
engagements have
been made for 4
public mass meet
ing In New York's
largest auditOri-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04

<''ehf '-lN" SchOOl EXPERIMENTATION
''"S Ia and moro than twenty v2t
:" visit JefoT" she closes her year..
"o'N - Way Miss Holloway re-
ports great need for young womcl.
10 take charge Of local worl. *ry-
"a 60, :; a." rH"l,. to start y AZ. r.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-04

Miss Celia ~. iIailONay, one Of the
.>ationAl Secretaries Of "Ioung >No-
mans Christian Association work.
was in the city last week Ell route
to the West Virginia Institute to visit
the y. ". G. y. Miss Ho!lOw&y'~
special work is to visit school Ago.
Citations. Sh" reports havin., visited
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
TOM FLANAGAN TO
MANAGE JOHNSON
Will Look After Business End Of
Til Artha's" Afairs-Flynn
Is in Perfect Trim.

East Las Vegas. y. Mex. June r
Tom Flanagan, OF Toronto. Canada, who
superintended Jack Johnson's training
when the heavyweight champion pre-
pared for his battle with Jim Jeffries
Is in Las Vegas to-day. It Is stated by
Johnson's corps OF handlers that Prof.
Watson Burns will continue to look out
for LII Artha, and that Flanagan Will
be business manager.
How does the champion look to your
Flanagan was asked.
Fine" was the Canadians reply. II
have not seen Jack much since we
made our triumphant exit from Reno.
Outwardly he looks like the same old
Jack to me. However. I have yet TO
see him stripped or in action He Is
down TO 20 pounds, and that should
prove that he is in good trim"
Flynn. the fighting fireman, has held
his banner workout to-day and is in per-
feet trim for the July battle.
Betting Commissioner John T Talbot
has commenced doing a land once busi-
ness. Johnson rules favorits at 10 to 4.
and lot OF wagers, mostly small ones,
were placed at that figure. Talbot has
one $4,000 commission on Johnson, but
all he can lay is to I. A Flynn backsr
wants to for 500
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
POTOMAC CLUB
HOLDS REGATTA
Five Good Races Rowed on Upper
Potomao-Many Canoes
on River,

Five races were carried out by the
Potomac Boat Club at their regatta, held
on the river at Georgetown last night
After the races members and visitors
attended a dance at the club.
Innumerable canoes dotted the river
near the finish line, and large gather
ing thnonged the gallery and platform
Of the clubhouse. The white dresses Of
the women and the men in their blue
coats and duck trousers gave the Gp-
pearance OF a watering place.
Mr. Doyle extolls his club as one Of
the best organized In the country, and
pointed with pride to the last event,
in which four eight-oared shells con-
tested.
The winning crews were:
First noe; Junior eisht-oGred-WiIson, Sales.
Eans. KehOe, H0ugh. Mcdonald. Proctor Dulfa
and cuasEain. Becker. Distance y nile. Time. IN
Junior Singles-FarEer, hrst; Boetch. second; Inn
ne, third. Distance, = mile. Tine, 81.
lntsmediAfs and pieked siEht-oGrod; two Gews-
Won By the rieked eight tAiusleT, Ella Hart,
BGumEHrten. Hinds. Thran Dulin. Herman. and
coKsRatn, Randoiph).
CEnoe fouS-VandeFgItft McDoDald Wagner. and
ChAnbeTlAin. Distance. Is mile. Tune. 3ia.
Picked eights; four eontesting cgWs-Won By the
''Rsds'' CElHs, McDonAld. Thran, Hart. Kurz. Zap
pone Roberts, Randolph and EyleE cusWain. Dzs-
tanee, \ mile. Time 2:l.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
HERALD CLUB
WILL REMAIN In
The NORTHERN
Newspaper Aggregation VIII Not
Quit AssocistiOn-To Play
Andrews Tomorrow.
INJURY CAUSES FoRFEIr

The Washington Herald club VIII not
quit the Northern Association, notwifh-
standing the notification to that eject
1t is true that the newspaper lads
forfeited a game to the waverley club
Friday, but only because OF an injury
10 star player. Three members OF the
team are out OF town and when Mont
gon1ery was injured at Riverdale, It took
the ninth man away from the Herald
manager, and he was, compelled to for
felt the game
The newspaper lads are still IN the run
ming for the pennant, and when they
take the neld this week. they will show
the. fans OF the Northwest that they
can play ball To date the team has won
six and lost five. including the forfeited
game, and have three tie games TO play
Manager Bell win stand pat with his
lineup. and stated last night that he
would have a fun team on the neId for
every game
Thompson to Pitch.
Eddie Thompson, the wonderful pitch
er Of the Herald club. will more than
likely work tomorrow against the An
drews club. and when he is going right.
there is hardly a better hurIer In the
District
Doleman will continue to do the bulk
OF the catching. with Hillarey on first.
Remsdell or Head on second, whItmarsh
in short and Rsake on third In the
outheld Manager Bell will have Delehunt.
Allen. Montgomery, Bennett, and Lee
Hillarey. Freddy Austin, the Tech star.
will take his turn in the box with
Thompson and O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Runs-HanIins Roberts C2l, siiverbsrg O., ship
ley. Charlton, Rider %, Blummsr. O'Dounell
CLARK, Mcdonald H. Knapp, ssitz ~, YGruA
Humphrey 70. Left On hAses-satons. Z RegentS
man, 2 Innings pftched-By Coleman, 5; By SeAden
] -: b. Fugerson. 23 Hits MADISON Coleman.
3: of Seiden. S: OF FwEerson. 4 Struck out-By
line Rider, A. DounsI, AIeghy ~. TWo-bass hits
silverberg Clark. YEru& Sacrihce hits-Colsman,
CLARK. Stolen bases-Haulins 60. Robsrts siiFsr-
berg tT, Shipley q, Charlton, Rider, O'Donneu.
seitL- Hit by pitchEr-By Coleman, O'Dunell; !, b.
Seiden. ClArk. Passed bSIls-Tarus t2l, silFeberT.
Umpire-Mr. JsnkinA. Tine Of glms-l hour and IS
uinutes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
QUITS BASEBALL FOR BANK

Youngstown, Ohio, June 22-walter
swenson. known as Pitcher Stevens, has
jumped the YOUNGSTOWN club to accept
a position as assistant cashier Of the
First National Bank OF MorrIstown, N.
J. SwSnson Is the leading professional
Basketball player, OF the world. He
pitched several games for Youngstown
and was a star pitcher with a promis-
ing future. sWenson's father Is said
to be q wealthy man, and as the family
objected 70 his playing professional ball
he adopted the name OF Stevens.
All e aot harmony on the Youngstown
team. It was reported here before the
players left for Grand Rapids that when
the men were paid Monday the cost OF
bats had been taken from their envei-
opes. The men protested. but the mat
ter has not been adjusted. II also Is
said the players are taken TO the
cheapest hotels on the road
The management, however declares a
few distmbers ara responsible for The
complaints ana that the grievances are
unWortkz 81 serious consideration
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Runs-Nnler. A. Holman. johnson 90. P. Hoo
man q, RistOn- Bury. Haas, Beech q, Young ~.
Evans Dore, PsEter. Hanlsy, Boyle q. Earned
rlns-InEam. Z; Sherwood, s First bEss By sruCs-
Ingram, 5; Sherwood. L Let On baSes-Ingrarn, 3;
Sherwood, 10 First base balboa Dors, l. on
Nooue. s; od johnson. /: OF Beech. J Innino
pitched-By Dore .; By Noo1e. 6; by Beech, s; b.
johnson ! hits usade-Oh DoTe. ?; Of Noone. Y;
"a Beech N; OF johnson. 0. Struck out-By DOre.
S; b. Noons, 4: BY Beech. 4; By johnson. Home
ran-Porter Thre~bass hits-Beech. Boyle. Two
baSs hits-Johnsou, Bury q. P. Holman. Rhoades,
HEnley Sacrifice hit-A- Holman. Stolen hases-
A. Holman, P. Holman. Young. ClenentS Hit hJ
uitchsr-By Noone Miller: b. johnson. Young.
Wud pifches-Noonel Passed baIs-Hanlsy, j
Jmrire-AIr YsnGbisN Tine of g1me-3 hours.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

RunS-EEsns %, Burton Snyder. Yoho @. Camp
bell ~. Fisher, Williams C0. Berry. seibod. Stew.
at, Windom. First hase on erroEs-Medicos );
Trinity, ) LEFT on bases-Medicos, g.. Trinity, =
First hass On baIls-OR YOho. ?; OF Hillary, ?
InnfnEs ptched-By Hilleary. -: By Cant, 32-G
Hits mads-Oh Hnleary. Z on Cant, s struck out
BY Yoho 2; by Hilleary. 5; by Cant, l. Three-base
ht-ETanA TWo-baSs hits-EEans. Cumpben. Bah
-Hnlesry. stobsn hases-EEAus %. Burton q.
Yoho a. Campbell ~. BerrJ williams co. King
windom, Jacksou. DDuble play-FfSheT 70 ETGna
Hit by pttchsr-By 'HiueHry. Williams; b. ,Yoho.
Blundon. Wfld piteh-Yoho. Passed balls-Wfndom
%. Campbell. Umptre-Mr. Norris Tine Of Elme-
! hour and % minutsS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
.G.P.O. MEN BEATEN
BY POST OFFICE
Lettermen Continue Phenomenal
Winning Streak by Defeating
Printers in Slow Game.

Post-office added another victory to its
unbroken string by defeating Govern
ment Printing Office. Il to 8, in a SLOW
game on the Ellipse in the Departmental
League yesterday. Staub made a sensa-
tionsl catch Of q ball hit far to his right.
Ryan pitched a good game for the Letter
men. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
LAST DAY OF HARD TRAINING
For Crews who wiz Row In Inter
eoIIeEiate ReEatta.

Poughkeepsie. N Y, June 2.-with the
big intercollegiate regatta but one week
away the crews here are putting in their
last day OF hard training. Early next
week the tapering process viii begin and
they will be let down to just enough work
70 hold their form. Columbias stock Is
steadily climbing and experts figure that
the New York eight win go Into the big
varsity race an even favofite with Cor
nell. Sjoblom Is back at his place IN the
Wisconsin shen. Tomorrow the man VIII
rest.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
PEPCO AGAIN.
Beats Rockville Club, Scoring Six
Runs in First Inning.

speclaI % ne WlshingtOn Heflld
Rockville, Nd, June 22-Rockville' 5
newly organized ball team suffered de-
feat in its FIRST game at the fair grounds
here this afternoon, the victors being the
Potomac Electric Power team, Of Wash
ington, and the score TO l. The Rock
vile boys punched several errors in the
first inning, which, with several safe
swats, netted the visitors six runs. Bar
ring the first inning, the game was a
good one and was marked by a number
Of pretty plays. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Ruus-FinsTan. shAheg. Peacock Weeks, Clements,
Noyes. Short, Tucker, Jackson, Morris, Stevens
Daugherty. TWo-hase htts-Weeks. strsngsr. nlcker.
Three-bGss hit-shafer. Sacrifice hits HAmnnil, :.
Stolen bsses-Noyes. Shahsr. Peacook weehG
Oements y. o'Bnsn, Stevens Doubla piay-short
to Stevens 10 Mcclure; Peacock 10 Finneran. Lei.
On basss-St Peters S; BolmontS 8. Fira haz ou
bails-0a Hanmil. ?; % shEt, 4 First hass on
GTors-St Peters. 2; Belmonts. ), Hii 10 plfchar-
Doherty. strnck out-By HGmmn. Z by shurt,
Passed bells-ruckef, Umpire-lIT scSnai1ler
Tine q sAme-t hOur and . udnutsA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

hIns-A- Whifei IaI-Ily, IllnITlls 70 hIo1-1a
70 Crabbie Dodss FanshaH -. HaniN Len On
bass-FIst N. p. Il: Ninth strost, L Fist bass
On halls-Od Murdoch. :; % J. White, L Struck
out-By Nurdock y: b. ]. White, 2 Balk-Mur.
dock Three-hass hits-Jacks1n Cassidy. A White.
Broame TWo-base hfts-Cubbie. FEnshEE q, 81.
Clair QuantriIe. Brewer. Stolen 6assS-LeSis
Quaufrille BrOOme Crabbie Hit By pitcheT-By
Murdoch, 5 &C. Miller. A. White. Jaekson); b. }.
Whit FanshaW, CTabhiel. Wild pitch-Murdock.
Passsd bsll-AIillsr. Umpire-Mr WoodWard- Tine
of gane-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
sMoKEToWN BALLADS.
RAsTUS ON DE JOB.
nit wen dey los fOhr In err row.

los fOhr In
es IN 49,
hezs @Cimbers" pc O. two
dats bin
rem on, er comn through
holler words
WIN tell Marse arimtf babies dat
all at de
viii dey'show yalov, en-
a wfnnah q Sgitout,"
Eut to grin Misfortune SAN
en- eberything one
But to stan wid de takes a
so, gift "Bullies"
Dat all pray nse;
I'm, long dey N day night
In show dars Dpohtini blood In dis ole town
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
NINTH WINS.
Defeats First n. P. in East Wash
ingt1n Ieapue. 10 To /

Although Murdock was found for ten
hits he worked in his strike-outs when
men were on and First NJ. p. could only
get one man across, Ninth Street giving
him great support and winning easily.
10 to /. A running catch by Crabbie,
the catching Of Brewer, and the batting
OF Fanshaw. were the main features.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
"K. O." BROWN TO FIGHT
Ten Rounds with Eddie McGoorty
In ChieaEo July 4.

In Chicago July 4.
Chicago. June Z.-Geo-ge Knockout
Brown and Eddy MeGoorty. the Oshkosh
fighter, have been matched to go ten
rounds at Benton Harbor on the after
noon Of July 4 weight to be 15s pounds
at 10 o'clock IN the morning. McGoorty
is to do his training In Indianapolis.
while Brown will work here.
In the meeting Of these l5S Founders
two OF the best middIeweights now in
this section OF the country will clash and
the winner win be in line TO claim the
championship. Brown recently shaded
Dillon who holds a knock out over Hugo
Kelly. McGoorty is a top-notcher In his
division.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
oirIs FoEm RasehaII LeaEae..

Ashtabula, Ohio, June z2-A girls
baseball league has been organized in
conneaut. Il consists OF team from
each Of the churches and no one but
girls viii play. An athletic director
win have charge OF the yarious teams
apd wiz % the eoaching.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
REGENTS DEFEATED.
seaton Takes Good Game in North
ern Association.

seaton defeated Regent yesterday In
the Northern Association, II to 10, IN a
game which was close from the start
President Graf has called a meeting OF
the league for tomorrow night in The
Washington Herald Building. It is re-
quested that all managers be present
not latter than o'clock, as business OF
Importance viii come UP, including the
changing Of several officers OF the
league. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Runs-MuTphy @, Fny CO, Morris. MulEey. Sulh-
van, GTaee, KidEsll, Oldhsld. Warhsld. n. BreWeF.
TWO-hAss hits-NulEe5, Morris Kifwell. Three-hass
Struck Out-By KidEeli. Z; by Thomp-
son, {. EIBt base % haIls-Oh KidWeIl, ?; on
Sacrifice hit--WHrdsld Umpire-Mr,
Harry DaEson- Tine of lme-2 h0uA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Rms-BOone, Anderson. TaEgart 60, Loehr, Rams
dell McLArTen tR. Croson q, FuleheT ~, 7. Rec
man e. Chamisou. Left on bases-AuditoT War, >,
Auditor State, !. Fint bass On balls-0h Croson, 4
Struck out-By Croson. g. By Anderson, ]. ThrES-
base hits-steWart %, Chamison- Sacrlnoe hit
Fulcher. Hit by pitcheT-By ABdsuon. CzrInan tZl.
Unpirs-Mr Preston. Tine of gzme-l hour and q
MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Baird 70, Ksr, Adams 70, FsntOn. Nsa 5l.
Krzft c.. Ryan First base on errCrs-G. P. o..
5; Post-olhce !. Lefs On bEses-G. p. o., 5; Post
odice, G. Ffrst base On balls-Of Ryan. /; Od
Smith 6 Struck out-By Ryan, s; by Smith. s.
TWo-bass hits-Kar, Hed. Sacrifice hit-GOebsl
Stolen bases-Baird %, Hughes, Adams Gl, Combs
O., Staub, Herbert, Smith Doabls plEy-krAft
TO Vaughn tc Baird To Vaughn TO Baird to Kraft
Hit by piteheT-By Smith Fenton, Netl. Wid
pitches-Smith q. PGsssd ball-Gosbel. Umpire
Mf. collihOWs-. Tine Of gans-2 hours and Is
miuuteA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Runs-TayloT ~, SpauldinE -. Carroll tH, Dee
chard 70 Heinrich, LsTerton. J. shafer. O'Reiny
a.. Handiboe. Dreunan. Martin. Hines. Brady,
Kelley. First base b. errur-SOuthland s: AloysuS.
/ Left on bases-Southland. 5. Aloysius, J First
base on bAIls-oh Jones. ): Of Kelley ) Innings
piiched-By Jones. part of hrt. Hits made-OR
Jones. /; on Spaulding. s Struck out-By Spauld-
ing 3; b. kelley s. Home rIn-O Reiliy. Two
base hfts-R shafeT Heinrich, Brady. Hines. HEndi-
boa Sacrifice hits-SpauldiEF. Deschard, o'Rslly
Stolen bases-Taylor r. SpsrIldings Carroll. O'Reil6
a. Passed baIls-Tsylor, Handiboa ~. Umpro-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Jack Halstein, the college hrst base
man secured by the White sox from the
University OF Vermont. was shipped back
East yesterday with instructions to re-
port TO the Lowell club Of the New
England League.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
P. o. PLAYS TODAY.
MaIImen Meet the Maryland Meters
at Union League Park.

At Union League Park.
Two fast games are scheduled for to-
day At Union League Park. the Post
once aggregation. leaders in the Depart
mental League, meeting the strong Mary
land Meter outfit The Mailmen will put
their strongest lineup on the field, as
the Baltimore team has beaten all the
local clubs to date. The first game
Will be started promptly at o'clock.
This 10 the first OF a series OF good
games TO be staged in Union League
Park, Fifteenth and H Streets Northeast,
and from now on the fans can be as
sured Of rattling good games every sun
day. with some OF the best teams in
this section Of the country cIashing. It
Is planned TO get the fastest clubs In
Washington together. and then playing
the best OF the lot against the strong
est team possible from Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
ST. PETERS ONCE MORE.

Beat Belmont Club in Fast Game,
Score 10 to $.
The St. Peters put stop to the Bel
monts, claimants Of the independent
championship Of the District, by the
score Of 10 to 5. The features Of the
game was the mastery pitching OF Ham
mil. the superb fielding Of the winners,
and the hitting Of Weeks and Shafer.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
TRINITY sMoTHERED.

YobO Pitches Wen for BEedIeOs,
Winning, IL 90 2.
Medlcos beat Trinity in the Marquette
League yesterday, II TO 2
sYoho held Trinity gafe all the time
r Murtaugh furnished the fielding fea-
ture. catching a Texas Lacquer back Of
aa~Oud baRa grora-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
ALoYsIUs LOSES AGAIN.
Southland Takes Game by IL to
Score.

Southland. In a strong finish, defeated
Aloysius, y to s yesterday.
Jones started pitching for the winners.
but. after giving three bases on balls
and allowing one hit. he was relieved by
Spaulding, who finished the game IN
clever style Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
IN AMATEUR LEAGUES
DURING THE WEEK

COIumbIa League.
lIonday-Banksrs ". KsnSinEtor.
Tuesdsy-Open date.
wodnesday-Insnanos "a Braddocts.
Thusdzy-Soathem n. Bank6a
FridEy-KensinEt0n ~ SlTef sprinE.
sAtuudAy-Bankeo " Insurance.
Marquette League.
Munday-sr stsphsns rA Columbia Iol-
wsdnssdIy-Nsry Medical School "a Carroll In
ThHrsaay-rsunaIIyt0~n rs. Columbia loi
FTiday-BsthssdA "a AEU Medical school
satudEy-CGnou IEStituts " St. stephen'A
Government League.
Moodsy-IntsrioE "a AsrisllhHs
Tuesdsy-OPen date.
Wydnesday-Open Date.
Thursday-G. p. o. VL IntriR.
Friday-AETicultuS ~ Wr.
sGturdaI-Open date.
Northern Association
Monday-HsraId Va ADdrvvk
Tuesday-Open date.
wudnssday-Rsz.nts "a vET1TIs5.
Thursday-AndTrn "a ssaton.
Fridsy-Heah "a Park.
saturdly-AndrSWs ~ ReSsnt.
East Warrington League.
NIonday-Mst. Pres TA Fst n. P.
Tuesday-Open date.
wednesday-Frst ~ P. - FIrss PreA
Thursday-First Prs. u. Net. Pres.
Friday-First ". p. "a Ninth.
sstudSy-Frst PrvA. rs Ninth.
DepartmentRl League.
Manday-Pust-othce "a Comra-ros and Labor.
Tuesdsy-Open date.
wsdnssdEy-IntsTior ~. CurmGcs and LAb1.
ThlrSday-Post-oins ys War
Friday-IntrrioT "a AgTieulturs.
saturday-Wu TA @. p. o.
r. R. Y. NJ; G. A. League.
Monday-sOuthsrn Va Union stGtiou-
Tucsday-Open data
Neutrality-suspicious. Express u Southern
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". Car Department.
Friday-AdsDs EHpres ~ Union station-
saturday-Opsn date.
Treasury League.
MondAy-opsu date.
nlssday-Opsn date
wednssday-ciril serTics ~ Auditor q STATE.
Thursday-N u. r. A. rs. Auditor of War.
Friday-Opcn date.
ssiu-day-AuditOr q STATE Va Hydraulic once.
Sunday school League.
Monday-LInooln Ave- ~ North Carolina.
Tuesday-Opsn date. ~
wednesday-Anaeostiav " Irnzm
Thursday-NatiTfty "a North carulina
FridEy-LiBooln Ave ~ Inu1m-
sGturdGy-shaWood - AzAcuStia.