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Ryan Smith ......2 01o00o 0-S
Home Brewing COL 0o 10000 oI--2
ship TO McLeavy. Left on basesM
Smith. o: Home Brewing, l. sac
rifice hits-Ryan-S !: Home
brewing, 4. Two-base missionaries
McLeavy, Browning and Vaughan
Three base hit--Quarles. Stolen bases
Ryan-Smith. 5; Home Brewing, 1
Pitchers summary: Base on balls-off
3. Hits-ofr Clark, in inninEs: OF
Haskins, In innings: off Blackburn.
6 In 8 Innings. Hit by pitched bali,
Cheatwooa. Vaughan. Struck out--by
Clark. 3; by Haskins, o. by Blackburn
Is. Passed balls-Vaughan, 9. Time Of
game 1916. Umpire, Morgan, Scorer.
Keck. Attendance, 25S
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Bnrton Height. Win.

Barton HEIGHTS TOOK the lead In The
Federation League race by handing II
to the Blues 10 the tune of l6 TO s The
heavy hitting OF the suburnites was a
revelation. and they supported Fignor
in grand style. Stanley Clark made his
debut and went two innings retiring
with sore mitt in favor of Joe Burke
Joe's pitching is the kind Deane Baw's
club fairly dotes on, and they got a
big lead and were never headed.
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'Batted Tor Apple In ninth.
tPatted for Curran I'm ninth.
salartin batted out OF order.
Score by innings: r..
Peaconut Crisp ..o02o21 81
Colonials ......... O o o o OO1-2
Summary: Two-base hits-Boze.
Whitfield. Three base HIT. Wilcox.
Sacrifice hit-Scales. Stolen bases
Bore (2), Wicker. Cottrell. Martin.
Taylor go Struck out--By Taylor. s;
by Curron, 10. Bases on balls-OR Cur
ran, l. Hit by pitcher-Martin. Wicker.
Wild pitch--Taylor. Left on bases
Pcaconut Crisp. Z; Colonial. a. Um-
pirc-Moore. Scorcr-IIarry Tucker
Jr Time--1:4 AZ. Attendance--5OO.
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Summary: Two-bRse hits-Hutcher,
Burger Three-b base hits-Dunn Stolen
nases-Hooker, :; Poh, .: Saracino. =;
Tignor. !: Morgan, ]: Dowden. !
Double plays-BurSh to Hutcher. Sac
rince hy--lilein. Struck out-By San
derson. 4; by French. 2. Base on balls
by Sanderson, 5; by French. .
umpires, Wilcox and French Time of
game, 1880.
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. IS TO
Signal Corps.

sirna, c,r, o230235 Ole
TT! Summary: Home runs p. TinsIcvo
d muiG San: Stolen base--Tinsley. Bas.
in four. innings: OFF Fox fu,!er' q
ioanlel. l.. Hits-On Napter 6',r on u
iFn oY il off Tinsley. in innings" off
inni;nS IN innings; Off Daniel. in /
Trii ny. s.; by Fox. 2; by pDanniei by
me OF game. hours I'm 80 -
35o h'er' scorer, AIalary. Attendance
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NIHEhh ..,.....,,. 2 o Q &c
Southward. Howle, Fuller. Sacrifice
hits-Monroe C). Clopton Cd, r.
Jones go. Stolen bases-Smithers t2).
Sutterlin 90. Sale D. z. Jones as.
Beasley o.. Coulter %, Monroe a.
Double plays-Sale to r. Jones to
Howle; !. Jones to Burruss to E.
Jones. Struck out-by Mickels, /; by
Cook, l: by Coulter. Q. Base on balls
by Clopton, 2; by COX. g. Hit by
pitcher-Howle, Beasley t2). Wild
pitch-by Clopton, l. Passed balls
Clopton. 42-3: by Cook, 21-3; by
Michels. .; by Howle, 4; by Coulter.
s. b. Hits , made-oft Howle, q, off Coul-
Ter. :. Hits made-off Clopton. S; off
Davis.
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FIrst National yytn,

McGill went down In defeat yester-
day at the hands of the First National
Bank, to T.. Shelton. on the mound
for, First National. was in good form,
were made off his delivery. while he
tanned nine men. Bad Judgment on tho
part Of the bankers outfeld was re-
Bob Pitt broke UP the game In tho last
half Of the, ninth. when he smashed
one down the frst base. line. scoring
er played good ball for McGili. The
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NoH'ihued on Third Pase,)
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UNION LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
1yhera Thex Play snt1

Where They Play Saturday.
Athletics VS.. Buworth. at Seminary
o'clock.
Park-two games: First game
Virginia Shoe CO. vs.. Cubs. at Bene-
dictine Park-two game: First game.
3 O'Clock.
Athletics Defeat Cubs.
The Athletics defeated tho Cubs yes
terday at Seminary Park. by the score
OF 10 to O. Tho features OF the game
were the batting of Harriss and Pierce.
felding OF Harriss, Proctor and
Blechef.
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HirhInnd Parl. Nin.

Highland Park downed the Howit-
Zers. 10 to 8. yesterday. The North
side boys were out to win, and did 80
handily. Rennie's work in the field
was sensational. accepting two di1icnlt
would have been good night for High
land Park. The score:
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Gs1 asf a Ga oet' Tilfer I'' II i Gn
nings; off Clark, In Innings; Off
Leisfeld. in innings. Hit by pitched
ball-Wayment and w. Quarles. Struck
field, 8. Clarke. Time OF game. 1850.
Umpire, Mr.. Willis. Scorer. j. Sulli-
van. Attendance, 100.
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CoIon,nIs Drop Game.

Outplayed from every standpoint, the
Colonial Theatre lost to the Peaconut
Crisp team yesterday. score TO 2.
Taylor. who pitched masterful ball
for the winners. was never in danger,
and held the heavy hitting Colonial
team to six scattered hits.
Boze's, Cotttrelrs and Perkins bat
ting featured for tho winners, while T.
Wilcox was the only Colonial to con-
meet for more than one hit off Taylor.
Score:
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Summary: Double plays-Harris to
Belcher Rowe to Crowder. Left on
bases-AthIetics, S: Cubs, o. Sacrifice
hits-Belcher. Hollins, w. Walden, Tyler,
Rowe. Two-base hits-Harris, Pierce
A. Walden, Hawley (S), Cottrell. Three
base (2), Wade. Stolen ba ses-Harris,
summary: Base on balls--oft Wade, 3:
off Tyler, 4. Hlts-off Wade, in
innings; off Tyler, 10 In innings.
Struck out-by Wade, S: by Tyler, 10.
Passed balls-Hollins, Watson. Time OF
game. 2:10. Umpire, Glenn. Scorer,
Smith. Attendance, 100.
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Ashland Wins.

Ashland defeated the Collegians yes
'etday at Broad Street Park by the
score of Z to 5. Blanton pitobed FOR
Ashland, THIS being his first game this
season and handled himself mighty
well considering that he has just re-
covered from an operation. The
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Richmond Electric Co. Us. Portner, at
Southsidc Park.
kingan VS.. Burke, at Byrd Park.
Burk e Co. WING.
Burke & Co. defeated Portner Sat-
urday by score of to l. Tho features
were tho pitching OF Allen. holding
Portner down to five hits. and the
fielding OF Burk e Co, the batting of
Wise II. Jones and Greene. The score:
Hurk 4 Co.
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Epworth Wins.

In an interesting game Epworth de-
feated tho Virginia Shoe Co. by tho score
OF to 3. Tiller, Smith and Lawrence
played good game for the Shoe boys
Roth pitchers pitched good ball, but
the errors were the cause Of the Shoe
COMMANDS defeat
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Where They pI,~ ~.

II. 5. WrIrIt Tug NsSt snturdny.
F4it9n Park. Umpire. Mr.. Via NJ
i,uians VS.. Hustlers. at st. Andravy.,
FaTk; Umpire. Mr.. Hill. ."
tture., mt Southside Park. ston FHrn!-
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Figner out, not touching base.

strInger out, infield fly missed.
The score by innings: r.
Marion Heights 49,. i 3 8 0 o 324 o-16
Blues .........12 20 0001 O. 6
Summary: Left on bases-Barton
Heights, s; Blues, 4. Sacrifice hits
Beck, j., Harker H Beck. Two base
hits-Watson, l. Dawson. 1. Three
base hits-Beck. J.. Rady. Stolen bases
Sweeney. Thornton. Walsh. Stolen
bases-Beck, H., 2; Watson, 1; Beck, j..
Gregory. Clarke. 1. Base on balls-off
Harker, 2: off Clarke. Q; off Tigner. g:
off Burke. Z. Hits-off Harker. in 5
Clarke, 3 in 2 innings; off Burke 8 In 6
innings. Hit by pitched ball-Gregory.
Quarles Struck out--by Harker,, 4.
watson. i: Woodson, 1. limo Of game,
2:10. Umpire, Thorpe. Scorer. Greece.
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NYnndxnrIsar. ~.

mo Woodworkers defeated the s+ro,o
eliutan team by the score of 4 to 2 The
re ,ns or the game were the playing
stones catching ana a one .band I no,nh
~ b srana with three men on base base.
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Summary: Double plays-M Pitt to
r. Pitt to Wharton; Murphy to Ger
ring. Two. base hits--Miller. Gordon.
Fox. Stolen bases--Kn!ghtly, Gordon.
Base on salls-Ioff Shelton; o: off Muir
ply. 2. Struck out-by Shelton, Q; by
Murphy, 4. Time OF game-1:35. I'M
pire-Mr. Afartenstein. Scorers-Gor-
don and Lord. Attendance-l50.
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niIIikens Win Two.

In two OF the prittiest games ever
played during the season, the fast and
Kanahaws in a double-header at st.
Andrews the scores of z to 6 and 6
to 4. Dunn ralden and Dreamer
Carriers pitching was good. walker
at short and Dunn's playing In the first
game saved tho game for tho BiIlikens,
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Summary: Two-base hits-H. Jones.
Kocnig. Three-base hits-B. Jones.
Rice. stolen bases-B. Jones. wise (2).
Creamer. Green. Burch. Double Plays
Allen to Wise: Berry TO Koenig.
struck out-By c. Napier, 10; by Koe-
mig. s; by Allen. .. Base on balls-On
c. Napier. !; off Koenig. 1. Hit by
pitcher-Burch. Rice, John Berry. In
n:ngs ched-By Napier. 6; by Koe-
mig. s. Hits-OT c. Napier g; off Koe-
mig, :. Left on bases-Burk s, Co., 6:
Portner. 3. Time OF game. 1870. At
tendance. 600.
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=
'Batted for Plum In ninth.

Howitzers ....... 1870 ooo6oo- 8
Highland Park. 200 oe2 ia
Summary: Double piays-Goodall to
Gresham to Krausse. Left on bases
Howitzers. C: Highland Park. A. Two
base hits-B. Powell. Anderson. Saun-
ders. Krausse. Three-base hits-Plum.
Rennie. Stolen bases-Rawson. b.
Powell. A. Powell CO. Anderson (2)
Base on balls-off r. Powell. 8; OF
Cross. 5. Hits-offR. Powell. In 6
Innings: off a. Powell. 8 in . innings;
off Cross. s in 6 ID innings: off Decker,
in 2 "a innings. Struck out--by r.
Powell, 4; by A Powell, 3; by Cross. s {;
by Decker. ]. Time of Eame--1: 65. Um-
plre-krausse. Scorer-Scudmore. At
tendance-3o5.
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GrayH WIN.

The Grays defeated Battle Axe yes
terday at Broad Street Park by the
score OF to I. Sanderson pitched
great ball for the SOLDIER boys, allow
ing only three scattered hits. The
score follows:
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Standing of the Teams.
Gam.x Next s,t,,rdor

Alcos VS.. Peaconut Crisp, at 2:30
Colonial Theatre vs. American Cloth
ang Company. at 4:45.
Both games at Byrd PARK
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RICHMOND va SUNDAY JUNE H. 1914

batting OF F .Timmons. who secured
9. home run. single and two-base hit.
Martin hit home run in the ninth
Inning, with the bases full. and won
the, game. r.. Lacy played gilt-edgo
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Indians ......-. Ol00ooio-2 8 3
y, summary: LEFT on hases-wood-
workers. S; Indians, 10. Sacrifice fly
Roo'mson Stolen bases--W oodwork
ers. 3; Indians. g. Base on baIIs@ofr
7Eaeh9' 6; or Riley, S; Hits-off Eacho.
Z IN . innings; OF Robinson. In 2 In
out--by, Eacho. 10: by Robinson, &; by
Riley, g. Umpire-Mr. Hill. Attend.
ance-500.
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baited for Hoover in ninth
tBatted for Wright in ninth.
Score BY innings: 4
c'iieEians ...........o0 o0lsool-5
.'Sl''"n1 .'........... ESQ = oo1 OF
summary: Three base hits-Rosa.
shcrhce hits-Rose. Stolen bases
lowell Gentry. Dowden. Blanton.
Gunner. Double plays--DoEgett TO
gunner. Struck out--By Rlanton, 4:
by Wright. :. Base on balIs-Ry Blan.
ton. T. Hit by pitcher-McRae Left
on hases-Collegians. s: Ashland. 3.
Empires, French and Wilcox Time OF
game. 1:40.
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crafts .....:.... % 0 l 0 / o s.
Summary: Two base hits-N. Parson.
Raw (2). Three-base hit-B. Thorp.
Double plays-R. White, Harvey and
Raines, Slaughter, Parson and Blanks.
Base on balls-Of Waldbauer, 8; off
Bunting, 4. Hits-OR Waldbauer, IA;
Bunting. 90 Struck out-By Valid,
baurer. IL; Bunting. 10. Time of game,
hours. Attendance, 800.
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Totals ..........s4 10 10 "a :

n. 01 Wrights '..e 100000 20
Main st. Furniture. "a 2o2o+2 ia
Summary: Two-base hits-Pugh. ];
Powell. /; Jones, 2: NJ. Bagby. 1; Ans
lett. /. Three-base hitsLPugh. !; II.
Williams. 2; Nash. /; Elssley. !. S SaSri,
bases-Nash, Mitchell. Collins Nessley,
NJ Bagby Hit by p!tcher-Lowe. r.
williams, Robinson, Collins. umpire
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woodnII & ouarle. win.

Woodall & QuarIes defeated the
Crafts team Saturday by the score OF
II to s. The features of the game
were the pitching Of Waldbauer and
the heawy hitting of n. Parson Raw
and b. Thorp. The score:
WoOdalI q nuo-ro-
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Ryan-smitb Wins.
Ryun-smitb

The Ryan-Smith defeated the Hona
Brewing Co. by the score of 5 TO . The
features were the pitching OF Black
burn and Haskins
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Kinvup lVfns

In one-s!ded game kingan won
from Richmond Electric Co. at South
side Park, by the score, l6 to 2. The
features OF the game were the heavy
hitting or the Kingan team and fast
fielding on both sides
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A1cos Win.

With Pearce pitching a no-hit game.
end his teammates batting Lowry all
over the field. the Alcos walked away
from the American Clothing COMPANY
yesterday, with the top-heavy score Of
i6 TO 0.
The. chgd Nnr ct only, Thy 9
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
StnpdinE OF tho CIuh,
Where They PIny saturd,r

Rountree-Suthe rland vs. WoodaU
& Quarles, at Floyd's Park.
Springs. ~
g, Ryan-Smith vs.. Signal Corps. at
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Totals ............

Va. Shoe Co.. ooO1o1 oo-S
Epworth .............0 0031000 -
Summary: Double p1ays-Leisfeld.
Hancock. Moore. Lawrence. Quarles,
Quarles. Left on bases-Virginia Shoe
Co. 6; Epworth, s. Sacrifice hits-R.
Quarles and Lesfield: Two-base hits
Smith, c. Tiller Three-base hits
Moore. Stolen bases-W. Quarles (2),
Tillers % >, Hancock %, Pitchers sum-
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
Grays. Z: Battle Axe, /.
Ashland. q; Collegians, 8.
Standing of the C1ubs.
Where They Ploy This week.

Collegians US. Grays, Tuesday, 3 Z. NJ.
Battle Axe VS.. Ashland "Wednesday.
Z p. NJ.
Both games at Byrd Park.
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Rountree-sutberlnnd win.

Rountree sutherland Cherry defeat
ed signal Corps yesterday by the score
or - to 6. Hotchkiss. for the winners.
ie3tured both at the bat and on the
held. The score:
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times during tho game. two wero pre-
scented with free tickets by Pearoe

and tho third on Pearce's error.
The entire Alec team deserves much
credit for the manner in which they
played behind their star twirler. not
only fielding faultless. but batting
Lowry at opportune times. Aside from
Pearce's pitching. the batting of Amos.
Asher. and Martin featured. Fletcher
caught a grand game. The scorei
Alcoa.
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Main street 1xtnn

Main Street Furniture Company de-
feated II. s. wrights yesterday by the
score Of IA to 10. Powell outpitched
his opponent.
The H. Wright. under new manage
ment. loses frst game The features OF
tho game was tho batting Of both
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IIusfIera Wing

THO HustIers defeated the stronp
Jones Brothers team for the FIRST time
this season by the score of IL to o.
Tho features OF the Hustlera was the
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Alcos, le: American Clothing Com
pany. o.
Peaconut Crisp. 4, Colonial The
Rtre, 2.
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The score by innings:

Hustiers 'c. ...oi ooosSoi-1i IL Z
Summary: Left on bases-Jones Bros,
mons, Mason, G. Timmons. Home
runs-F. Timmons. Martin, Priddy.
Stolen bases-Jones. 8: Hustlers.. Q.
son. o; off Toney. g. off Taylor. I. Hits
of johnson, II In innings: off Ma
son, In innings; OF Toney, In
Innings; off Taylor. in innings. Hit
by pitched ball-Priddy. Tipsey.
Bowles. Struck out-by Johnson. 6;
by Mason. 4; by Toney, by Taylor.
Scott. Attendance. 400.
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Totals .22 0sl7
Robins hit by batted ball.

Three-base hits-Martin. Amos. Home
runs-Pcarce. Amos Fletcher. Stolen
bases-Lowry, King, Amos. 2: Asher,
2; Bigbie, .; Overman. Struck out
BY Pearce. 10; by Lowry, 6. Base on
balls--By Pearce. 2: by Lowry, 4. Hit
by pitcher-By Lowry, Bigbie. Left
on bases-Alcos. 3; American Clothing
Company, g. Umpire. Moore. Scorer,
Harry Tucker. Jr Time of game. 1:45.
Attendance, 1000.
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kanahaws 3 II q Of
=, summary: Double play---WaIden TO
Sreamer TO Morris. Left on bases
BiiIik ems 4: kanahaws. 2. Two base
--Reardon: Homo runs-Walden, Hat
f nin;, Stolen bases.cartsr. Amherst,
Da Cns Dreamer, Walden. Base on balls
out.By Carter. 6; by Myers, g. Wild
Pitch-Myere. Time OF gamc. l hour.
umpire. MIR. Mason. Scorer, Mr.. Jones
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Yesterdn Wv Res1rt,
Club Standing.

WOooWorkers, 4 Indiana
Wright. IL. |o'' 49, II. S.
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SECOND GAsfD,
niIIlLrA-a

sum mary; Double play-Walter ~
1i,Trfn,aner to Render Left on h... u
tcci ranns. 3; Maps. 5. Two-base hit
IGuIeh,ncr' Stolen bascsES,,,,tva
walden; Base On balls@Sr Suiii'an'
I1lt BY pitched ball-Grant. strwer
CONTINUED on Third PaseJ
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WEST END LEAGUE

where They Play Next Saturday.
Little Grays VS. Billikins, Clarke
Springs.
Maps vs. Kanahaws. St Andrews
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Barton Heights, 16: Blues. 8.
Highland Park, 10; Howitzers. Q.
First National Bank. s: McGill. 7.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-09
NEW YORK Fscms p8oBLEw
Proper Housing Conditions for Its In
ereasins Population Seem TO Be
Thing Of the Future.

TO sum up, a million and quarter
Of souls. OF more than oue-third OF the
tenement house population that was
STEPPED IL the environment which
made for AL unrighteousness, have
been housed decenely and safely. and
the rest viii be Have we, then.
solved the housing problem in New
York?
30 we have not We have not real
lied the ideal OF the little house with
cheap rent, and we never shall real
ize it, Instead rents have risen. and
are rising yet We have not less
crowding, but more. We know now
that the elm dweIIer in New York has
come to stay. at least IN the old city.
The problem now is how 70 bar the
elf dweller from crossing the bridges
into the New York OF the future.
Since Che point OF saturation was
reached In the crowded region south
Of Fourteenth street and the exodus
thence began. the tenement builder
has been busy Ia the b0roughs II is
easy to foresee that the time may
come when the conditions Of Manhat
tan VIII be reproduced in the newer
regions. without the defense of Man
haitian that it is pent between two
rivers. How TO prevent this is the
nightmare Of social reformers of con
gestion committees Like men fight
ing a fire we must get in front OF it,.
A stern chase is a vain chase in deal
ing with this trouble. Can we hold our
ground there?
The answer applies to every grow
ing city We can. if we begin at the
beginning. City-planning is New
York's remedy A Riis in the
Century.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-09
ART OF TREE SCULPTURE
Old English Custom That Called for
the Cutting Of Fantastic
Shapes.

Very many years ago it was the
fashion OF England and on the con-
tinent to have great gardens Of ever
green trees trimmed and clipped into
curious and fantastic shapes. To such
an extent did the craze develop that
these gardens were hlled with crouch
ing lions, pigs, and even hens and
chickens. all laboriously sculptured
from living green and kept in trim
by constant use OF the knife and the
shears.
"A few Of these gardens were es-
tablished in this country and one still
remains in perfect condition. IL is
located on the famous HunneweIl es-
tate at Wellesley, Mass, and is Wis
tied by people from all over the
world The garden is on the side of
a terraced hill dropping away to a
beautiful little lake
Evergreens of many kinds are to be
found there and each summer a force
OF worl1men with long ladders care
fully prune and trim the branches in
order to preserve the strange shapes
which have been developed with the
utmost patience.-Popular Electricity.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-09
GET THE PUBLIC INTERESTED
Salesman VINE Can Do That, and Has
the Right Goes May BE Sure
Of success.

Attract the attention of the pub
lie" is the secret OF craftsmanship in
virtually every line Next comes the
merit OF the goods Upon the latter
depends whether the dealer holds his
trade Many ingenious methods are
employed in salegmanship. The art
becomes closely related to human ma
ture.
An Albany cigar dealer has dem
onstrated explicitly just how far the
eye enters into the question. lie
discovered he was stocked with a
brand of cigarettes that we're prov
ing "stickers." Instead of reducing the
price and consequently losing money,
or barely clearing at cost, he devised
a new method He ranged a half
dozen boxes along the top of his show
cases Each was inclosed in. a glass
case of its own. Naturally the at
tention Of the customer was attracted
by their individuality.
Those cigarettes We're disposed OF
at profit That Albany cigar dear
er discovered something that is max
ing money for him That little idea of
Individuality he is applying to every
line OF his goods that incline to go
slow"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-09
500 rev 40. 500

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Gems Tuition and assisting nature in do
ing tE work fhe propretors have so
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they offer One Hundred Dollars FOR any
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0I testimonials
Address F.J Ct3ANEY q Co Toledo
Ohio.
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