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World's cresset., 1915-09-16
PRESENTATION or THE
CAUSE OF OUR SUBJECT.
CREATION and FORMATION.

.. OR
The Gentle and The Jew or
The Sealed Book Opened,
or the Word Of Truth
Rightly Divided that
& =, Sets Forth the True
Church Of God, 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-13
Iabrelans sebfIeaten Mtfbeettr, aus

fabrelans sepfIesten RfFbeeten, arss
gsnuBt Su Sriibssmiien. DeutiG.
Lamb lam aud nal Elm Sabr pbne
Spdrsel austommen. slIfo Bolts.
gemiiie sebaut auf benz i6on tultis
risrten Sporsellanbe. Sept orbeiteu
ldon 10000 arisssssfaueene in Der
S~iinsburssr Seibe, in OitoeutI9Iano.
aud in 8dpern, nm Neulanb aus
Mooren gu gepinnen unb nit 5iIfe
bon aoli cine ftGrters 8lees unc
9euernts, iOfpie 8udpei3en fdon in
bieiem Sabre gu asieIsn. Den
gausrn unb 0roBsruhbbeiiBern lpers
ben 8efangene in MafSs seIiefert fiir
Gle Griiblinssbeaderuns. @as ma9ts,
tpenn aud nal elmer ausreibt2 Sin
6reiier lSeniser. SEPT birgt SeutId,
lamb idOn $4,000 &riesssefanssne,
breipierteI bappn HuIisn, mGdtise
8ertilgsr BON 8rot uno 8~artoffsln.
Sic iollsn iid ibr Srot perpienen.
Mud Der 4utomobiliport piro
Hart einsei9rdutt. Nun broldt piele
8raftpogsn i'm Seere, auh iuirb Der
8orrat bon Summit, S9mierDI unp
genain tnapp. Dim beitsn mare es.
oas Iutompbilfobren Ddbrenb bes
arieses sanS gu perbieten. Man 1T
bod frtbsr au9 pbne bieien Gurus
a%ussetOmmen. uebrissns 1T bos ses
lppbnbeitsmaBise 4utOmobilfobrsn Elm
iebr bsbtutIites @eripeidIidunssmits
tel. Sr @merita pirb mon oos bolb
aenug merten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-13
AFFNER Mo
HE RMANN. MO.
+. j. koener,
sdmieO II. &agemmader
Sermtann, Dfo.

Qerntailtt, Wto.
Sh babe oas Sdlmieoe. uno Dassn,
mad,er. Seidatt hes Sobn Ruppclb, an hss
neiti. 5. Straee getouit unb iperbe beftrebt
lein nur bte beIten arbeiteu uhb Daaren Al
llelern. Sb babe lonae ~GrIabruna I'm
ptero.br'dlaaen ioiuobl mic i'm Gdrmteoe-
nno Ma~9erbaubmert.
Sarmpasen, euq9ies. Mauurse prsab-
ere, uno Torm.N iaId)inen an Soub obet
auf eeftellunsBts giinitisen 9~epinaunssa
uno 5i annehmbaren greiIen a~eIieiert.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
No ticncn caballcria los ce~rranc'S's'


NO t'enen es0St
..,L.r
Nc dicen las Pc'so''' ~ -.
dc LLegar DC NoiIe'-e! H0'
razoncS Ge los iracaSoS quo ""'
nIdo los c~arrahcis'a" I" i" 90 %"
cue eStan !!e'ahuo " c"o0 Z"
tie de Monterrey, ha sido IA faIta &c
una buena caballeria para haccr los
- ,ido. roviriertos one haccn los
-. oolooodo
~ Us
I eStoS on aptitu"' d peSa' uV 81 "'
nero muy rcducido, dc asestar mag
~nificos golpes a SUI cnemigos. Dicen
o,,o l.. ca,.uor;. 10 ,os c,r-roncisras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
En- Big Wells fue muerto
I'm mexICanO pOr un au-
tOmOvIIista itaIianO
Ha causado mucha in
dignacion ell hecho en-
tire la colonid me-
Xicana
Correspondence especial para IN pRENs,.

,,,' v.,- 1870
rrlna,,. .,'...o n.nrr;Io -, n.ta
poblari6n 81 microbes de Ia scmana
pr6XIma anterior. tiene p"nosa-
mrIIi' IMpfr>iHiada Il IA |oIoIlIa
que. ''' 49, -
.,,..r,I, ~ ..5,,. E.I;,c -, Nj
Yunr r|oruuaIri,i3 nur.lrr nor ma
de la PARTICIPATES calJcS del pueblo.
ruanI" un auIom"YII jrlpu1ado por
:" p''p'''"' ~ III" '''''''''' ~ ""0-
~l.ir,.,
\I.uno, lrIr prr,rurjaruu este
oronfnrjimrufo dir.n uuo 81 i~f;,Iia-
no nudn habrr ryilado 81 arridcufr
ME. 4, raIfr nor Jnnjn pa-aIo \
toda vrloridad con I'll rorhn tirnr
>c>rnta pie, de- aurho ' 81 ]inIcrfrr-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
TamDien les falta parque.

Sc dice que los c~arranciStas de
Monterrey estan escasos de parque '
que esa es la causa de que su campana
este hasta cierto punlo inactiva, pucs
no tiene el impetu o que comeH-
70. Las tropas dc Jacinto Trcvi0o
hpu glsIadc cantioades cAo.mcS &c
p~ertrcchos dc guerra Y segun parecc,
ticucu en- Monterrey c]antidades muy
limItadas que no quicrcn gaStar hasta
que llcgucu los r~cfucrzos dc parquc
que estan esperanto.
IIacc pocoS dias corrio cl rumor d."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28


LAREDO. Tex. Julio 25.-Con los
r~efuerzos les uegaron a los ca
rrancistas de Tampico Y Nuevo Lare-
do. han necho un nuevo intento para
rechazar a los villistas que Sc oponen
a su avance hacia Torreon. Esa no
ticia t~rajeron los viajeros que acaban
de llegar q esta poblacion procedcn-
tes de Monterrey y que dan cucnta de
los uitjmos movimientoS m'1tareS eye
cutados por la tropas de J"clnto Ire
vino.
Refieren mis- informautcs que eI la
mado Jefe del Cuerpo del Ejcrcito dc
Oriente. Trcylho. ha ordenado que
salgan todas las tropas de refresco
Que liegaron d Monterrey, asi como
dos cucrpos que Sc organization en-
Ia capital regiomontana. Con cSaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28

J--l,. 4. los cisr..6cos &c Europa co1Scsrs1
III "Crys.o.:s q rueTo pFePsrado i-S'eE' PIMA
-srs-ifIcso t.~scgbrinIeato del s!E.o.
is i-s-ss te las Expos.c-es Dc B-useias EAEiS
sIirs---oa con ert-SisSE-o n meGaLA &c orc 3
ps:s rs2eG.o uazsvLlcso pz-a s.cs= c-eceE e.
Das7rks 6s hsss- oEtsuido los ds-schos sne-i-
rs-os nos t.- esc-!.o l..Z-es c. LcEc-eS : NJ
Ie.ss ts todas parties Gel azuado, nG1itestaadoH95
.os rsSu!tatos teronenales que han c21segGlto
JOE e. $50 ds este Eene-io' Fe-So2as sue nSI
Bsra9o -q,-ze I-raute so hEos, shc-S Re vacas.or-s1
d posser csbellos hsrnosos. Ot-as pe-so1ss, one
hs- srF-ito 90 rssos ,ojs 50 vida, han corsssctdo
n c-e-o rsberrdo liuPio : ssno: con SOLO unss
APPLICATIONS. C esta drogs -s-s-ILcSs
No l-p,rts cue V6 padszcs de p4Calts del g.
h-1lc. -.-ss r-snstu-ss, csoello e~7-e-.lo as2"ro
8 t-sEl -sF1s. -trszHa sr e ere-n rso3-1e0. Q
r-slc-t.- . :. vsEs-t-rec-c del cahsllo, . G1e DE-
...~es esc-trE 7-raks e 'C=Tstcis e-ues-rc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28

ST.. D. lgnacio f.. Lozano,
Director dc LA FRENSA.
Ciudad.
Muy aprcciablc Sr. V amigO:-DeS-
dc cI Jia Is del mes actual me Sc
pare dc la direction dc "El Prcscntc'
Y este pcri0dico diG Ia noticia pocos
dias dcspues; pcro como aIguuoS dla-
rios de FL Paso y otras poblacloneS
insiaten en- que contindo dlrigiendo
aquella publication, quicro, d mi vez.
manifesjar nuevamente que soy age
ne a TODD asunto de prenSa desde Ell
dia de mi citada renuncla.
Mucho agradecere d I'd. Sc sirva
ordenar la publication de-la presente
carta, Y, de antemano. lc envio mis-
agradecimientos mas cumplidoS.
Perdone la moIestia. Y mande 10
que guSte = 81 cffme. amigo y 5.
.fIrnado! JOSE ELGUhHO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28

dos movimientos a los puutos donde
Eecesitaban atacar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
Fl senior Lie. Jose EIguerO
no es director de "EI
PreSente"

Hemos recibido la siguientc carta
que con gustO publicamos:
San Antonio, Tex, IS de Julio, 1915.
Sr. D. Ignacio L. Lozano,
Director dc LA FRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
LA INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO.-
DE7ALLEs GRAFICoS DE LA
TOMA DE VERACRUZ,

Frescos estan attn los aeon
tecimientos del II de Abril de
1914, fecha en- que los marinos
americanos, por orden del Pre-
sidente Wilson, hollaron ell he
r0ico suelo veracruzano. Com
pre- listed ell libro titUlado La
Invasion Americana en- Mexi-
co. graficos de la to-
ma de Veracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias lie ensenaran
grafcamente los detalles de g.
quella accl6n que jamas olvida-
remos los mexicanos.
VALE so CENTAVOS,
PlDASE A
IGNACIo {. LozANo
G. DoLoRoSA ST.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
P N E
NO PIERDA TEMPO.

Necesitamos buenos agentes en- todas
parties. Envie &c por nuestro catalo-
90 espanol de n~ovedades.
ACME MANUFACTURING co.
STA. \. 70. E0N il san .~tni"nio. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28

E-lsuos Jus Es.sntis seSurE, tin !oPoreE con
E.-.oces Cs -.acaua espec!s, QUE 70 le Guests up
solo certaT0. s. no lie podeDUs pro5s-, que con eI
"C-ystoils" Sc cgEsi-ue TODD 10 cue pEetsndsnos,
:, mas iGpo-ta1te, pos-suos bss-s2te ctaef0 PA.s
cUP0H. y eav:ssezos hoy cor 81 nomars : diEsc'
cioa. dir;Sieaco,o 5
Creslo Laboratories, Box 500, B~inghamtoa, ). Z.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
Ell Gano Is kilos.
ELLA VOLYiO RoLLIZA YSIMPATICA
Per fin sc ha dcscubicrto cl crcador dc
-.rnc5. Comalo una Scmana gratuitamcntc.

nciori,. TonifGucsc, rcconstituYssc, llcnc si
curllo. hombfos, ccno y micmbros. Doctofcs,
-sccrdoics. cnfcrmcras, honlbrcs Y muicrcS de
Iods, cdadcs cscriben como CERTONE les h.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28

Pasa u la Pay id. Col. IA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
HAS VOTED FOR
TwENTY-ONE PRESIDENTS

Lancaster, Mass, Aug. 14.-New
Englands oldest citizen, Richard *.
Powers, of Sterling. who had the dis
tinction of voting at eighty-two State
elections, and for twenty-one presi-
dents, died here today at the nome OF
his daughter-in-law. Mrs. George
Powers. at the age Of 104 years. Mr.
Powers, who enjoyed the best OF health
up to ten days ago, conducted a large
farm near the town Of Sterling, where
he was born November as, 1910.
The centenarian besides being the
Oldest voter In the Bay State, was also
the great-grandfather OF Mary Saw
yer, OF Mary Had a Little Lamb"
fame, and he delighted in telling many
odd stories OF the lambs frolics
Mr.. Powers. although never hold
ing any political office. always took
keen interest in politics, and was
staunch Republican. His wife died
about twelve years ago. His three
sons also are dead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
Dollar Day Will
Be Huge Success

Csnvassers who are Aispssinw u
the buttons to help tie RacAmoAd
eluh eat 81 its AnAneial Aimcalfies
are neeting with sueeeaa In prac-
tienlly every sect1oA Of the c1ty.
Whlle the number cold NJ g the
present tlme eAnnet - estimated,
due q the fnef that nany ~ the
ne1hess ~ tire es0Aittee Aave
net ret naAe any RepeFtn - CAair-
Aan &Hsney ney~ MeteAkiss. II n
unidentified that several hundred
were a1spesea - yesterday.
ny yesterday afternoen 6s0oo ~
the buatena haA heen AastrshnteA
- the eamvnneexu NO eagar stanaa,
and u ~ believeA shat they with
easily selI Ne Gyoo0. Chasrman
HetcAnE1nu ae9laFeA yesterday NJ
termeeN fAat thlnaa were vesy ~.
coarAg1n9.
I one ~ the largest crsNAs ~ ne
seassn = expeetea - turn s1t -
see 10 yerU1n1aaa pesza4sn nomf
TaGnaay afteEaoon. ~ which tfae
the re3utenAtea seaa WIN retufn
hene md epeA eeF9os W1eh ~
Jersey CITY MeoQultea. Two gameS
VIII ~ plays1 - tAaA An1e ana ~
al pRobah111ty Jaek WaxA0p ma
EaAfe swesn&y, ~ fnqena New
Yerk Yankees hattery, Vim wssk
together Ter Ne vlr9inaans n -
u the ganes. IT. wertA - Ae1lax
lust - see shoas tive veteeana wex1s.
The buttsns srs Gsing fAst. II
! you have not setured one ret ~ -
al ences for unless seme shfning
sausoleens are forthcoming Rich.
nena csnnet retain The franeAlses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
MAURICE M'LOUeHl|N
D0WhED BY karl BERR
Middle states champion Cifmhs Hnsa
PinnscIe of Perfection ~
u'lnnlmg

Seahrlght. n. j.. Aug. is.--Kari III
Eehr, Middle States champion, climbed
into the pinnacle OF perfection At the
seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club courts here today. He Joined the
circle or the select few who have
beaten Maurice r.. Mclaughlin. the
famous California Comet, turning the
trick in the final round OF the Achelis
Challenge cup singles and straight
sets at So. rs. rs. Number : In
the officiai ranking list disposed OF
Number 1. and will meet Number 2,
Richard Norris williams, and, OF Phil
adeiphia. the National champion. In the
challenge round tomorrow. All that
Behr has to do now In to play tomor-
row like he did today then the first
shall be last and the last shall be
frst
1t is predicted that II Behr could go
Peii Yesterday. he would give the CAL
only played as well as against Pell,
but went one better and played the
game Of his iife---he had to beat the
mighty comet Great as the caiiforn-
ian has been on the courts and great
as he tsa DOW, in ss aaahsfssa sf he could
have downed the Behr of today at any
time In his career. There was none
of the fiightiness so common to Behr's
game this afternoon. Every stroke
In the versatile Behr compendium was
working and working at Its best lie
out-guessed. out-manoeuvred. out
drove and out lasted the wonderful
red-head from start to finish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
AMATEURS TO PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Portner and Dwplex Teams VIII Meet
This Afternoon at Broad-street
Park.

The fast Portner and Duplex ag-
gregations. winners of pennants In the
Richmond and Commercial Leagues.
respectively. will meet this afternoon
at Broad Street Park in the first two
games of a series to decide the anna
teur championship of Richmond.
These two games are expected to be
the fastest exhibitions of the local
amateur season. and just which team
will win is matter of conjecture.
Napier, who has won every game In
which he has participated this season,
will be on the mound for the Portnsr
team in the opening game. while Dunn
will do the box work in the second
contest. Chittum will do the receiving
Hinchman and Bianton will doubtless
occupy the mound for the Duplex boys.
while wiltshire win wear the pads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14

|Jersey e1ty. N. j.. Aug. 13.--After
[oppinG the first two games to the
eelers, Jack Dunn's Nirginians came
ougn with a victory in the wind-up
tneir series IN Jersey City today
= score or TO 2. II was a battle
tween the pitchers. Cottrell for
cnmond ana sherman for Jersey
AND the former had a shade by
owns only six safeties.
was q great hurting duel until
seventh. neither side having
Pred. However. 1t was IN this frame
the Nlrginians broke the ice and
an iambasting the benders of Sher-
q nard and timely. Before the fun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 3; Louisville. =.
FELL OUT OF SECOND
STORY WINDOW

An accident, the result of which APP
pears weil-nigh miraculous, happened
yesterday afternoon when Katherine
Butler. a colored baby only twenty
months of age. fell out of second
story window. The child fell on the
ground OF the back yard of the home
OF its parents, at 9e5 East Duval
Street. The small figure landed on
its face, but except for IL being sotled
by the dirt she was unintured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
[HREE STAR PLAYERS
SECURED BY RICHMOND
cher Ed Sweeney Pitcher Jack Warhop and First Basema
Mullen Are Turned Over To Virginians By the
New York Yankees.

tracts, the Yankees making mn
the remainder. On this account
the New Yorks win be in d POSI-
lion !" recall amy Of the trio at
any time. A
Followers OF baseball know Just
what kind Of records both WAR
hop and Sweeney have made with
the Yankees for the pAst few
years. Both OF these men arc ex-
pccted 20 prove sAaluabaoA nssees 70
the local club. Richmond has been
In need OF 4 seasoned receiver, ~
well as q pitcher, for some time,
and they are expected to add
strength TO both departments.
Mullen has mot been playing
regularly for the Yankees hat
last year he was the sensation Of
the Western League hitting ~ 3
.38l clip and leading the organ
nation IN batting. He fleidcd .o83s
Whexhcr or not he Win succecd
Tim Jordan ON the initial sack 3
mot known.
AnOthcr telegram was received
last night fFom Manager Dunn,
annoulaClnk thAt Red Hcaly, the
Athlcticnf sensational yOunk third
saclkef, Who played : few games
Win NaChn1Osad earlfer In tho sea-
s0n t0ge&her with Outlleaaer
Rankst0n. aIn0 Of the Athlexics,
VII Join HIM q Harrisburx this
ms scsaisis,pn 81 s,,ese avs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
ALEXANDER DOWNS
CHAMPION BRAVES
Rudolph Is Driven From Mound In
SIX Innings, While Star. Philiic
Hurler IL In Form.
JACK COMES DEFEATS GIANTS
Former Philadelphia Hurler Pitches
Great Game Against New York.
Cincinnati Reilegs Win Out Over
the Pitssburg Pirates.

Philadelphia, Aug. i3.--Twelve
thousand fans saw the Phillies defeat
the Boston Braves by to in the
opening game Of the series today. The
Quakers drove Rudolph of the rubber
In six innings.
Nehf, southpaw from Terra Haute.
held the Philiies down In the seventh
and eighth.
Alexander did not have his usually
wonderful control at the start, but
after the fourth inning he settled down
and gave his usual splendid exhibition
OF fooling batsmen.
Score by innings: r. II. =.
Boston ...... o20 100 000--3
Philadelphia :. 201 002 eos 10 =
Batteries: Rudolph. Nehf and
Gowdy; Whaling, Alexander and KILL
|ifer. Umpires, KLEIN and Cockil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
DOC NEWTON's HOMER
DEFEATS ROCKY MOUNT

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk. Va. Aug. IA clean
home-run drive over the left field
fence in the ninth turned defeat into
victory for the truckers this after
noon. The score was TO 4 against
the home team when they began
journeying to the plate in the final
spasm with no one out and one man
ION, Doc" Newton parked the ball
and the game was over. Portsmouth
is now leading the league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14

John Harrison. a driver for Swift
and Company, meat packers. was
treated yesterday afternoon shortly
after 4 o'clock by DIR. Doggett. of the
city ambulance corps. Harrison was
loading two meat barrels on one of
the trucks OF the company when hts
foot was damned between them. Sew
eral toes were badly mashed and ne
was taken to his homie in the city
ambulance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
TORONTO DIVIDES WITH
MONTREAL ROYALS.

Toronto, Aug. 13.--MontreaI and To-
ronto split double bill here this af-
ternoon. Fullerton pitched the royals
| to to victory in the opener,
while Luque held the visitors to three
hits and struck out nine in the second,
thus enabling the Leafs to carry off the
second encounter with . to score.
Score by innings r.. H. u.
Montreal .. .....00s 100 003---s IL ]
Toronto -. -. 900 600 0e2--2 6 8
Batteries-Cadore and Hawiey; Luz
que and Kocher.
Score by innings: r.. II. 4.
Montreal -. -, 200 oz0 oo0--z
Toronto :. -. 400 900 00s--3 q
Batteries--Fu lerton and Madden;
McTigue and Kelly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14

.s-M l"As aug. l0%httlsSN
.ccncy. Pitcher Jack War
u II First Rlseman Charles
were released today by the
TX Americans to the Rich
cub OF the International
r. 4 be three players will
~ Manager Jack Dunn on
iacy ind warhop are the
n 4 l,1cnabcrs or the Yankees,
no oilty players who had been
tth tho club continuously since
Eos. Sweeney was secured from
Ae Atltlnta club or the Southern,
hague n 1908, and Warhop came
ere In the same rear II q trafic
1fh Detroit. He Wns plAyinx In
- Tri-StAt0 League ana the
keers had i claim On both WAR
IS and Birdie Cree. The two
Sne ID an exchange for George
kue3arty, the Yankee third. hase-.
Ean. Cree. who II now with the
Mt. spent part Of last season IN
e international League with
n11l1noKc.
1luIIcn was purchased BY the
snkoes In the middle Of the 1914
non nom the Lanc0ln club o.
yVeetern League. He succeed.
1Tnxrx WnlanaA whOee batfinx
49, 3 disappointment. Mua-
~ 80 fCr the Yankees last
6a but thia year he was
6en oht IN the nght for fkrst
- - Ega1fene pinU. vwhrae lOss0
nnce hitttng won him the
n three players had contracts
Ialch were binding on the YAM
" nn6S the Richmond club rs
~ clls past q these cons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
COMsTocIx rs wALLoPED
nv HARRISBURG INDIANS.

Providence. r. l.. Aug. i3.-Harris-
burg took the final game Of the pres
ent series from the Grays here this
afternoon by score of IL to I. Com
stock. who was recently purchased by
the Cincinnati Reds. was on the firing
line for the Grays and went along well
with the exception of the ffth inning
when the Indians laid against his
curves for enough hits to net eight
runs. This inning alone put the game
safe The contest was featured by
a running catch by Jim Thorpe. The
score:
Score by innings, X. Fl u
Harrisburg . 900 ESQ 03e---1f 10 .
Providence e2a 600 e2D--4 3
Batteries and Heekinger;
comstock and Haley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14

SNUEEn UasSB-
and Cleveland Sacrifice hits-Fotles.
Two-base hits--Allen and Flynn.
Double pIays--GoaIby to Poh to Henry:
Mcmahon TO Steinbrenner to FoiIes.
Struck out--By Graham, 4: by Nicks.
10. Base on balis-Off Graham, 3.
Passed balis-Hudgins. Wild pitch
Graham Left on hases-Suffo1k. 5:
Norfolk. 10, Time of game-2:0o. Um-
pire-Vitter.
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standing or Clubs.

Games Toda..
Washington In Boston.
philadelphia In New York.
st. Louis In Cleveland.
Detroit in Chicago.
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Especial to The Richmond virginian.1
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 13.--with Nicks
pitching In good form and holding the
Suffolk Tigers safe except In the first
and sixth, the Tars hit Southpaw Poole
freely today winning by the score OF
to 2. Thrasher and Cleveland
starred with the stick. The contest
was slow and draggy at times. The
score:
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ten, Damraa and Newton. Stolen
base--Bittle and Damrau. Double
EpIays---Wratten to Edwards to Snyder;
Edwards to Snyder. Base on balls
Off Apologize. 4; off Wood. 3; on
Green, i. Left on bases--Rocky
Mount, Z; Portsmouth, 3, Hit by pitch
ed bails--By Wood, Goosetreet. Hits
on Apologize. IL; of Wood, y.
Struck out--By Applegate. u: py
Wood. 3: by Green. 3. Passed balls
Ulrich, 2. Time of game-1:4o Um-
pire, MCGOWAN.
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POoRAY Is BEsTED IN
GREAT HURLIyG DUEL.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 13.-~-New-
port News today defeated the Orphans.
to !. GARDINER besting Pooray in a
pitchers duel. The work of Umpire
Bussey was bad. but both sides suf-
fered alike
Players: ABB r. H O. A. E.
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Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 9: Kansas City, 2.
Newark. Z; Chicago. 0.
Pittsburg. IL Baltimore, tfirst
game).
Baltimore. 8. Pittsburg, 2 (second
game).
Buffalo, /: st. Louis, 0 FIRST game).
Buffalo, 8; st. Louis, o Second
camel.
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standing OF Clubs

Games To-day.
Boston in Philadelphia.
New York in BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati In Pittsburg.
Chicago In st. Louis.
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lummary: Two-base hit--Bnes.
frifice hits-Dunn. Purteil. Stolen
|es--Cathers. Left on bases--Jer-
City. s: Richmond. 4. Base on
)s-On CottrelI. 5: Sherman, 3.
hck out--By Cottrell, L. Sherman.
Balk--Sherman Umpires. Free
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"Robby" Watt. member Of the
Rotary Club and advertising agent for
Richmond's show houses. Is busy these
days Watt has the responsibility of
drawing the. crowds to the tneaters
The force under his charge are work
Ing ha.d after rest Of more than q
month.
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..THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY"
SCORES AT COLONIAL

Although not so sensational as some
of the pictures shown recently Tine
District Attorney four-reel Luo'n
production. drew large crowds to the
Colonial yesterdy and last night the
falms, which are free absolutely from
the immortality. which has been par
ticulariy noticeable in so-calledf scream
err Aims recently. unwind story OF
graft. and gangsters in city's gov
eminent. '-rhe District Attorney Is
we'll worth the time and price of Its
witnessing. The pictorial review ends
the program.
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Present Credentials Next Week.
Rome. Aug i3.--The new Dutch
Ambassador to Italy will present his
credentials u Pope Benedict next
week.
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Standing OF Clubs.

Ganses Today.
st. Louis In Newark.
Chicago In Baltimore.
Kansas City In Buffaio.
Brooklyn In Pittsburs.