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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17

1t Was. Mrs. Rheinholdts Necklace.
other but somewhat larger black box.
of the same shape and material as the
previous one.
Say, who put that there?" he de.
manded.
Lenora shook her head.
Il locked the door when we went
out" she assured him.
Quest took the box into his hands
and removed the lid. It seemed half
full of cottonwood. On the top were
a few lines of writing and beneath
them the signature of the parted
hands. He read the form out slowly:
Drop all investigation. The hands that
return these jewels command it.
Quest raised the cottonwood. Be.
meath lay Mrs. Rheinholdt's necklace!
CTo BE CoNTINuEDJ
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
KNOW IOWA

Although Iowa ranks If
teenth in population and twen-
ty third in area of land, she
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17
! THIRD INsTALLMErT
SYNOPSIS.
SYNOPSIS.

In her apartment at the Leland Ella:
daughter of Lord Ashleigh, is murdered
and the Ashleigh diamond necklace sto-
len. The New York police place the case
in the hands of Sanford Quest. known
and feared as the master criminolog!st or
the world He takes Lenora. Elias maid.
TO his own apartments and through hyno-
tism and the use OF electro-telepathic APP
planes discovers her connection with the
crime, RECEIVERS the diamonds and arrests
the murderer. Macdougal. Lenoras hus-
band, though nearly trapped to his death
In tough tenement house while engaged
in the work. Lenora becomes one OF
Quests assistants. The detective Is called
i'm to investigate the theft of the skeleton
of an ape. of Lord Ashleigh. Macdougal
escapes while on his way to prison, A
string of diamonds is mysteriously stolen
from Mrs, Rheinholdt during reception.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-17


Manufacturing Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
BAN JOHNSON IN FAVOR
OF WITHDRAWING SUITS
American League Ruler Would Tnke
Baseball Cases Out of
Court.
OTHERS ARE NOT IN ACCORD
Proxy 1ener. OF Nationals; Gilmore,
of Feds, and August Hermann, Are
Not Aware Of New Phase of War.
They Would Not Consent.

BOSTON. May 4.-Ban Johnson. presi-
dent Of the American League, to-day
declared himself in favor of withdraw :
Ing from the courts suits between or
ganized baseball and the Federal
League. suggestion to this effect
from Phillip BAH. president Of the ST.
Louis Fcderals, ne said. met with his
consent.
johnson explained that an earlier
statement that he was willing to have
the suit in the Illinois Federal Court
withdrawn. did not refer solely to this
case.
The suggestion and my acceptance
OF T.. he said. referred 10 suits gen
orally at issue between the Fedcrais
and those allied with the National
commission. Baseball should have been
kept out OF the courts and il is not
now too late To reach an agreement
outside OF the courtrooms, | believe"
Johnson expressed the opinion that
the national pastime as prufes sonal-
lied. would he bct,ercd by the trials
which II is undergoing" He asserted
that peace. or AN agreement between
organized baseball and the Federal
League was not IN sight Immediately,
and had not been discussed recently,
but he added that he had no fears for
the future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
.MARsHALL|TEs GET TITLE
BY BEATING BENED|CT|NE
i'ublic School Boys Cincl City
Prep Championship
Cup.
CADETS FIGHT HARD FOR GAME
SiX-Point Lead Does Not Discourage
Them - John Marshall Has Won
Fifteen Straight, and Has Chance
Tor State Prep School HonUrs.

John Marshall won the city prep
championship yesterday by defeating
Bcnedictine College in one of the most
interesting games of the season. The
public school lads have not had a de-
feat as yet. and have won fifteen
straight games. one OF the largest
crowds of the season witnessed this
contest.
The main feature OF the game was
the pitching OF Woodland. who allowed
the Cadets only six scrappy singles and
walked only three men. The uphill
fight Of the Cadets to overcome six
point lead was also pretty.
John Marshall scored four runs in the
hrst inning on Turner's three base hit
ana Pulliam's home run. Sale. Tinsley
the ball for the Marshallites.
While tho pitching of Woodland was
superb, the team not once failed to sup
port him. Tinsicy. Turner and Wharf
ton did excellent fielding, with Stump
doing the receiving.
Both the pitching and batting of
Overman was good for Benedictinc, but
he had bad support. the infeld making
several errors.
Sutherland did good work for the
Cadets in the outfeid.
On Saturday Manager Belts will
journey up to Blackstone with his UNI
defeated squad. where the Marshalltcs
play the second game with the Black
stone Academy.
The efficiency Of Coach Hedgepeth is
cessive victories. The latter part OF
May the team will go to Charlottes-
VILE to play off the final contest for
the state championship. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
GENERALS GET EARLY LEAD
AND WIN FROM ST. JOHNS
W. e. J.. Travels to Annapolis and Adj
ministers Dcfcnt to Cadets.

ANNAPOLlS. MD. May 4.-WashinS-
ton and Lee got OFF with good lead
with ST. Johns and held II 10 the end IA
to-day = game here, the final score be-
ing to T. Pierotti, who did the twir-
ling for the Lexington aggregation.
held the Cadets at his mercy except in
Of singles. and with the aid OF three
errors got four runs. Mcrrikcn was on
the mound for st. Johns, and he was
touched up for eight hits. Including "A
homer. two three -baggers and a double.
Bailey Knocked out the homer. II was
Il long swat into the right garden.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
W. e. L........l . 90 01 Of 8 6
st. Johns........ o o o q o q o 4 o. .
Battcries--Pierotti and SWectland;
Mcrriken and Hauvcr. Umpire, Fisher,
Of Annapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
TROTTING ASSOCIATION
HAS IMPORTANT MEETING
DR.. Ergnnbright Is Expelled from body.
iWcnt!-fwO Other Disputes
Were Disposed or.

CHICAGO, May An order OF ex-
pulsion against DIR. G. II. Erganbright
OF Liberty. Ind, was entered by the
board of appeals Of the American Trut-
ing Association, which held it's spring
meeting here to-day. TWENTY-FIVE
other disputes were discussed and dis
posed OF.
With tho order OF expulsion against
pr. l;rGanbright was one suspending
the bay mare Celia w, which animal
II was alleged by the board members.
land IL was ordered that the sus-
pension remain in force until $3.50 al
legged to have been won illegally bv
Celia w. in 1919 was returned 10 the
trotting association for redistribution
Among those who attended the meet
Ing we're w. /. ljams. president. Tcrrc
Haute. Ind; Fred H. Moran, Detroit:
Charles Downing. indianapolis, and r
II. Zerbc Sandusky, O.
inc protest against the payment Of
hrst and second moneys in the 2:I3
pace at Bay City, Mich. September 3.
I.i4, TO the chestnut gelding, Eddie
Dillard. and the chestnut horse, Shada-
INC. was sustained on the ground thai
the animals were Ineligible 1t .Has
ordered that their winnings be redis-
tributed under the rules. The protesr
vas made by .. r.. Morgan, OF Charlotte
Mich. "''''
Merrill and Vibber. OF Brcckcnridce
Mich. owned Eddie billiard. and j. r.
sears, OF Detroit. owned Shadaline
Ed Wcinrich Of Gcneseo, Ill was or
dercd expelled from the association.
IL Was ordered that the application
TOT reinstatement made by John Carr.
or Blackwell. Okla. DC granted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
BERGER GETS TRIPLE

NEWroRT NEWS, VA. May 4.-ln
another well,,played and tightly con-
tested game. Newport News this after
boon made II Two in a row from the
lead of three runs and winning out by
a count OF to s. Mumford and Apple
gate were the opposing pitchers.
The local twirler was almost irwin
cihle after the first round. while the
North Carolinian had two bad periods
The Tarheels scored all OF their runs
IN the first on two singles. a wild mitch
and home run. Bittle singled. but
was forced at second by Doyle. Doyle
went 10 second on wild pitch and
scored on Gray's single after Snyder
nad tnnned. Etscl then drove the ball
over the right field fence for the long
est home run in several seasons.
The Shipbulders scored in the fourth
on Crist.s double and Smiths single
IN the NTH Carnes and Hasson singled
IN succession. and both advanced a Ia 20
on on Munford's sacrifice. Berger then
leaned up with triple to tho club
mouse EerEer scored when Daubert
fumbled Runting's erounder. Ficld,ne
features were contributed by BUNTING
walters and Daubert. the latter makinr
several sensational stops and throws
, The go ~" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
NUTS STILL LOSING

PORTSMOUTH, Va. NAV ,.-Aid.d
ana ah"tted by Petersburg pitchers.
PORTSMOUTH won the second game OF
Lh' series here in tho ninth inning 20
gay rs tho Truckers came in for thojr
iast chance AT the bat the score stood
. TO against them, but four bases on
ppaiIs by Rice and a hit batsman bv
,lcTsch' WHO relieved him. tied the
leans Texas Lacquer by Whi,tcd
r drought in the winning run with
lhr"e double plays. one OF them Gu, :
ing nown an attempted double steal nv.
petersburg. were among tho fcatnros
"i me game which was unique in many
rcspects Heavy hitting constituted
Ir,m?.ncf phase, Busch and Hurley each
score. 80 '''''c' he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
SARAC|NO IS CANNED FOR
STRIKING OUT PURPOsELY
Richmond Sandlotter Fans Three
Times Deliberately and Draws
Release From TarS.
TIGNOR GETS IN AT LAST
Alec Star Catches for Norfolk.
Ryanites Lose Close Game to the
Builders. and Portsmouth Takes
Second of Series From Petersburg.

NORFOLK. VA, May 4.-Norfolk
this afternoon. winning the second
game OF the series by a : 20 score.
The Iars presented revised lineup
win iignor. the Richmond semipro be-
hind the bat. and Iiaumgardner. a New
port News castof in the bon Baumy
heid The Dismal Swampers 20 six hits.
pltchinS steady game after the first
inning. when he allowed two hits and
pass
Saracino. the Richmond sandiot star.
was given his release to-day for indif-
ierent playing. He started off we'll at
the hTst of the season, but has slunnped
IN his batting. He purposedly famed
three times to-day and was lifted from
the lineup. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
FORTY CARS ENTERED
indianapolis Motor Races Attracts Many
Entrants of Note.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May 4-Forty
cars have been entered in the 500 m lie
automobile race, which will be held at
the indianapolis Motor Speedway on
May %. Only three foreigners have
been named AS drivers for the contest.
Rene Thomas. winner last year and A
number of his competitors in the 1914
contest. were prevented from entcrIn e
this years race by the European war
Practice at the speedway is being
been set for May 81, 90 and 81. The
thirty cars which make the best speed
In these trials will start the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
SIInnlI,
\orfolk.

9U.ninar!: RUns-lrmscher, Moran. Cook
LaI!E -. Steinarerrer go. Thrasher ~
Cleveland stolen bascs-Hummel Cleve-
AMI -. Sacrifice hiis-Cook. Fo!les and
Lhrasher Sacrifice nies-Ailen. Thrashe:
I"2-o hits-Thrasher. Cleveland Tallv
oNefton Three. base hit-A!icn nouhi.
piaHs- HuNmei 20 Henry, Allen to Henry
aIs,on Graham in innings: OF Jami-
son. IN : innings. Struck out-by Graham
!. NS Jam:son. 5; By Baumbardner. $ Bases
OF balls-of Graham, :; off Jarnisor. :: off
sann'Eardnc-. !. Hit by pi,cher-by lam
is"n tcHerionl. Left on bases-Suftolk s:
Norfolk :. Time. hours. Umpire. Kan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

Los ANGELES. Nav ia Wv
'me Chicago American League ciuh
El'cher. who has been III lor severai
urHs WIN grippe. was reported 10 be
E'cdt'y improved to-day. Tho birb
FEVER from which he suffered yes,e,d.,
had suhsdeh. " Fea'et"h!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

Portsmouth
To,als SO Is ?r,i To,,,. - ;, :. :.

- - totals W II - il I!
n"hody out when winning run war .co,.d
s,'n,.Na inr Mcclellan in ninth.
Petersburg ..... oo,n,, X
Portsmouth =,
SUMMARY; Runs simmons Busch uic.
90. narnrau. Hurley McEei,han.
=, '"..lh'e hlf-taldcr teb. Sim
mons Ens". strain. Two base hi,s-c,id.,
ZONE rans Busch. Hurley stolen
H. n 800. simmons. Blackstone. Busch.
h"r i'hmrau ~. Double plays MilIi,,a -
20 hn'nrnn TO Grotey. Hurley to strain ID, u
10y !" 'lce 20 Agnew. Bases on baIlsNnt
~. - on hcrsch. = off McKei,han ?
'f' on taseH Petersburg. %: Portsmouth,
q, ~ hy pitched hais-by iiersch 8,
Mnfi!h,: H'A-oh Rice. u; of Uersc,
ON McN"ithan. Il. stuck ou,-hy nir.
~ Mck"iihar. 9. Wid pitch NcKri,ba
In h'H's lfmpiTes. Hossbach and
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JOHNSON IS OUTP|TCHED,
AND ,sOX BEAT CR|FFMEN
Foster Gets Good Support, and Iris
Speaker Drives in Winning
Runs.
TIGERS KEEP ON WINNING
Witt and Cobb Come Home on Fun
BILE OF Fly - Pirates Win From
Cardinals in Game Broken Up by
Storm.

BOSTON. May +.-Fostcr, ably sun
ported at critical moments. outpitched
waiter Johnson to-day, and Boston
won from Washington to 0. Sneakers
triple scored Hooper. who had been
passed. IL the first and Lcwis's triple
ana Hoblitzells single counted again
Tor The Red SoN in the seventh Double
plays started by McNally a recruit
playing third base, were prominent
factors in EOStons defense Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

FRENCH LICK. IND. May al
knew nothing OF an agreement ior
withdrawal of the suit of organized
baseball and the Federal League. and
VIII not consent TO such an arrange
ment, said President Gilmore, OF tho
Federal League, here to-day.
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Pittsburgh.
Totals -, s'a3
Two out WREN game was called.

'TWO out When game was called.
Called in last half Of eighth. rain.
-. LOUIS ................'....'..o go %
Summary: Runs-Husgins. Doian. Wilson,
.Iohnaton ~. Costello. NioX. Two-hase hit.
Costello. Schnng. Harmon. Three base
hiis--Iohnston, Schsnr. Long. Home run
Wilson. Earned runs--S,. Louis. :: Puts
hnrgh, /. Sacriicc hit-Hinchinan. Sacrifice
ny-wagner Double piay-Ni"N, Wagne o.
and Johnston. Left on bases-S,. Louis, g.;
PITTSBURGH, y Bases bails-oH Per.!ue
3 on Harmon, 2. Struck out-by Perduc.
g. by Harmon. 3. Umpres. Rigier and Har,.
Time. o:i5
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John Marshall.

SurimarN: Nuns-Tnrncr. Sale. TIrHlcv %
Pu lam Pcrcival. Asher. Hicrholzcr. over
man ~. Tnr"e-basc hit-rurncr. HON.
run-Pu'iiam. Sacrifice hit-Fendleton. Dou-
bic play-Sutt"rlhn nd TO Pollard to Her
holzer Hits-om Woodward. 5: on Overman
i. Bases Sdlls-by Woodward. :: b.,
ov"rman .. Baitcrs hit-by Ovrrmsn.
struck out-bH Woodward. ): rs Ovcrnan.
:. Wild pitches Bcnedic,ine. >. I.cf, on
nascs--Ichn Marshall {: Renedictinc.
Timc. hours. Cnrrc. Hooker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
GRAYS BEAT HUSTLERS

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. May 3.-."Lanky"
Al Williams pitched for Rochester to-
day and held the Grays scorcless unit!
runs on a triple. two doubles a pass.
sacrifice hit and an error. The Grays
won to ]. Schultz pitched for Provi-
dcnce and held the Hustlers in hand at
all times. Shortcn's work in right field
was the feature. The score:
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DETROIT BEATS BROWNS

IRy Leased Wire 10 Times Dispatch
ST. LOUIS, May 4.--Nitt and Cobb
scored III the first inning of the Detroit
81. Louis. game to-day on Shottcn's
tumble OF Ecachs fly. y home run by
Mckee in the sixth completed the scor-
ing for Detroit, which won 3 to ! st
Louis lone tally was made by Pratt
III the fourth inning. Score:
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PIRATES BEAT CARDS

tBy Leased Wire to Times DiSpatch.l
PITTSBURGH May +.--ln Il drizzlng
rain, Pittsburgh defeated st. Louis to-
day to }. The contest was stopped
twice by the rain, and was called finally
in the last half of the eighth. Both
Harmon and Perduc were hit hard,
long hits hcng numerous Scnrr:
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Buck Herzoe Suspended

NEW YORK May 4.--Presidcnt Tcncr
announced to-day he had suspended
Manager IIerzog, OF the Cincinnati Ma
tionhls. for five days for his alterca-
ton with Umpire Rigler at ST. Louis
SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

Batteries: Two-basc hits-lrcInn,
Long, Dcvlin CD, Bntes, Brecken-
ridge. Sacrifice hits-Whiteman,
Bnll. Long, Russell. stolen bnscs-
Irclnn, Jordan, Ball. Bntcs, Hoffman.
Double plays-Purtell to IrcIan to
Dcvlin. Base on bRlls-hy Russell,
sell, g; by Miller, ,. Wild pitches
Miller. Lett on bascS-R edmond. y:
Montreal. u. Empires. Cleary and
Carpenter. Attendance. 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
Detroit.

summary: Runs--NIt, Cobb. Mckee Pratt
TO base hiiS--fratt. Austen. Home run.
Mckee. stolen bascs-Nitt. I.avan. Earned
runA-Oh James. |: Oft Boland, !. Left on
pases-Dctroit. l.: St. Louis. :. FRS, base
on errors -Detrio,. !. Bases baiis-on
James. :? Hits-on Hamilton. none in 10
inning: on James. in % innings: on
iioch. none In inning. Hit by pitcher
by James tkaranaughJ. Struck out-hy
James. .: by Bolnd Wild pitch-JamcS
Cn:pires. - I-oughlin and Hiidebrand. Time
sol.
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Newport News.

,,.r".nIHar!: lNIht.DoyIe, Gray. Eisci Cri.t
TSrscr Carnes' iIassor. HON. run-Eisei
base ht-Cris, Sacrifice hit Mum.ord
S,oIrn bases Bunting 80. Smith, Waters
''lNri, SaS%S on halls-on Mumford /: on
,'nrlrGaie Struck out--hy Mumford 6:
nss Mpp hcsi T. VIA FITCH Mumford
s"S-ch nsIi Ryan. Left on bases-Newrort
news, .; Rocky Mount. 3. Time, III. i'm
pire. McGowan. - WIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

ward withdrawal OF the Federal
Leagues suit against organized base
pail from the Federal Court In I'LL
/, nois. said Chairman August Herr
mann. OF the National Commission to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
'rener Not In On II.

NEW YORK. May 4.-President
Tener. Of the National League. when
relative TO withdrawal OF the baseball
suits from the courts. said there was
no intention at this time on the part
OF organized baseball in general and
the National League In particular TO
Withdraw the case now before Judge
Lands
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COLLEGE RESULTS

At Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard 3
Colby, !. ' -
At Burlington. vt.-Pennsylvania
state, J.: University of Vermont, O.
Al Worcester. Mass.-Tufts, Z; HOLY
Cross :. - ''
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Score by innings: r.
Washington .................0c oocoooo- o.;
Boston .........................leo o o O q -.
summary: Runs-Hoper and Lewis. Two
base h:;-Ga7dii. Three-base hits-Speaker
Lewis sacrifSe hits-Wagner. Johnson
70 aceau. Double playc-McNally, Wagner
and fobiiizeIl .2l Speaker and Wagner
Leg on oaseS-WashinEton. 8; Boston. .
Fret base on Observation-Disclosures 2 Base,
on hals-oH Foster, !; or Johnson J. Struck
out-Sy Foster. ?: Johnson. 3. EMPIRES Con-
holly and Chill Time. 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Montreal at RICHMOND.
Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester ut Providence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

North Carolina League.
AZ winston Salem - Winston-Salrm
.; Greensboro. S. "
At Notwithstanding. {; Durham. i.
AZ Ralcigh-Ralcigh. I: Charlotte. o
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ROt.ilestrr.


summary: iturs- Shorten 90. onsloH ,a,
lutMi!er. Powell. GIL. IIoelkc. Sacrifice HIS
nShcan ~. Schaitz. stolen bases-Shorten
powtli. Gall. Two base hits-Stcvcnson ON
Glow. Nocher. Three base hits-HocIk.
TutTiler Bases on bals-on Williams ::
oil schultz. Struck out--by WIlliam. !:
'E Scfu'tz. 8. Batter ht-Shorten Tim.
~ Cmtircs. Hart and Eckmnn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut Philadelphia.
Boston Rt Brooklyn.
81. Louis Mt Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago
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WHERE THEl rLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh ut Newark.
ST. Louis at brooklyn.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
Detroit Mt ST. Louis
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STANDING OF CLUi,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
suffolk nj Norfolk.
Rocky Mount AIT Newport News.
Petersburg at Port smout n.
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Hermann Is In Dark.
CINCINNATI O.. May TT know
nothing of any movement looking to-
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newport News, 8: Rocky Mount, 3.
Norfolk, y: suffolk. 3.
Port spouth. 6; Petersburg. ).
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Boston.

Totals - 5 II % Totals ..2s y Is 3
Rated 10. Mcbride IN eighth
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, 10; Montreal, q.
Providence. I; Rochester, !.
(All others pUstponed.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. ,; Washington. o.
Detroit. 3; ~. Louis. |.
CAN others postponcd.)
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore, 3; Chicago. ..
(All others postpoucd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-29
BY HERBERT COREY

PARIS, June 20.-"Ihr Algcrians,
said the orderly at the American an.
ubancc IN Paris, pulled funny
stunt one night
All brown men IN loose trousers
are Algerinns at the American hos
pitnl II they wear turhan, they ARE
Sikhs. II Is II handy method Of class
lflcatiuu aud quite correct enough Tor
the demands Of conversation.
They had just come n,' said the
orderly, after being badly cut w 10y
the Germans They were pretty sore.
In spite uf the American theory
that the Sikhs and GurkhaS cannot
stand up against white men, these Al
gprinns and Spuegalese seem 10 have
no difficulty In holding their own
They are savage fighters savage in
every sense II the word. NO one
doubts the yarn of the Turco WhI
/ brought Germans head into the hos
pital with him. rolled In his blanket
"The nurse ON duty In their ware
had gone to sleep said the orderly
when he was awakened 10y AN ode
noise. lie got to his feet Just IN llm'
TO see every Algerian who was ahl'
to move crawling down the hall ol
hands and knees. lie chased then
hack To their beds Then he askc'
one who could Hlk English what wa
their little game
"'Tlpre nrc Germans In the neN
ward. snid this boy Eve ha
planned 10 cut their throats
"'But there are no Germans there
said the orderly They are a
FrenChmen. "
The Algerian shook his head wit
n canny smile. lie knew better, Ii
said Some night
How lie FIXED the BOsches
Every ambulance man has a stor
, " that sort. or worse, to tell. IhrI
is A warn of the Turco who was place
I'm an ambulance with two wounde
, Germans. The Germans were gronl
, ing with pain, hut the Turco had bee
/ but slightly wounded.
'lf they bother YOU too much lei u
, know" said the driver to the lurr
p "aud II fix them
!. Drivers who have had II little me,
: lcal training. or who have CONNIE
r sense. are often entrusted with
i nnaesthctir Ry this means the M
I ferers are spared something of the
@ pnIn ON the way back from the drrs
ing station. The ambulance drove u