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years old. OF 4os East Grace Street.
was announced yesterday as the win
ner In ,sne Lyrics mispellsd word con-
test OF last week. The word which
puzzled the brains OF the contestants
ana which only one solved was
chooses" and It appeared In the
advertisement OF Dabney. the cleaner,
the naisspelling occurring from the
fact that II was purposely Incorrectly
used. which made It rather difficult
for older heads By her skill the
young lady wins two box seats at the
Lyric. ave tickets to the Colonial. ave
virginia Theater tickets and fve 70
the Isis Teater.
There IL a misspelied word In this
weeks program ~ usual, and tho
same generous list OF prizes liz offered
the srst person who hnds II and &C.
uuaints Treasurer AZ. A. Wilber, Of
the Lyric. WIEN his or her answer.
Answers must be sent by mail The
contests have proven very popular this
summer and have been a drawing card
for the theater.
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Worth Thinking About.

Just before Christmas, 1000 Bibles
in their own language were sent out
to the Inhabitants OF Fiji. A London
daily paper recently printed crit
icism on foreign missions. which
complained that money saould go
out OF this country at the present
time ..for the attempted and very
problematical conversion OF some far
off heather" We note. however. that
His Majestv.s Secretary OF State for
the Colonies has just accepted the
offer OF Fitian troops to serve in the
war. Now. the forefathers OF these
soldiers were cannibal savages till
about eighty years ago. when the
Wesleyan missionaries gained a foot
hold IN Fiji. Today there are no
heather to be found there; and the
FijiAns nave risen In civilization until
they are considered tit To fight side
BY side with British regiments.
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Alexandria, Va. Aug. i6.--With n
two-galion metallic kerosine can as
their only clue. the police are endeav-
oring to ind trace OF the hreoug VINO
shortly before o'clock Sunday morn
ing fired the lunchroom conducted by
Richard Thompson. coiored. s0s South
Alfred street, which resulted In Thomp-
son, who lived alone on the second
floor. having a narrow escape from
being burned to death. The rear end
of the building. small two-story
frame, had been saturated with kero-
sine. and the fire also damaged the
north end of the adjoining building
occupied by Maria Sheppara. eoiored
The burned house was owned by Mrs.
Jones of Washington, whose loss is
by insurance. Thompson also
carried a small amount of insurance.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
Suffolk in Portsmouth.
Newport News in Rocky Mount.
Orphans in Norfolk.

Especial to The Richmond Virgtntanl
Rocky Mount. n. C., Aug, l6.--Wfth
long way for both pitchers to go,
Mullen of the visitors, grew worse
from a good start, while o'Brien was
better with succeeding innings. After
the third he yielded but one OF the
seven c1outs that represent the hitting
against him On the other hand, Null
len was off for great start. but in
the fourth four men Tailed. when four
singles in succession were followed by
a two-base clout. Then came three
safe ones in the next session to have
a cleanup whelp send three over the
pan. while the scoring BY the Tar
heels was ended in the sixth. when
with one on Eisel thumped one over
the left field fence. Goosetree featured
with a running rob in left. pulling
down Texas .leaguer on a dead run
from the bag with his back TO the
diamond The box score:
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WESTERN RACKETERS
/. FARE WELL At NEWPORT

Newport. r. L.. Aug. 16.--With the
exception of two or three matches.
lahe opening days play in the invita-
ton lawn tennis tournament at the
Casino turf courts here today was not
startling AS in practically all tourna-
ments straight sets ruled today, while
1.-THE men OF less talent were being
eliminated. The Western invaders
Jared very well. There were four of
them entered and only one of them
was defeated, Ward Dawson. and his
downfall was the big surprise of the
day.
Rowland Evans, Jr., of the Merton
Cricket Club OF Philadelphia, took the
measure of tn young Western in
straights at Ga Ga, ga. The Phila-
delphian showed some pretty tennis
and lots OF native talent. He knew
that Dawson's one particular weak
ness is his forehand drive, and he
played to il continually. As result
Dawson could not get any power into
bhis returns and left the way clear Tor
Evans to score points.
Clarence j. Griffin, another of the
native son delegates, was hard put to
lit TO win his match from Lyle Z. Ma
han. of New York, Ga, SO, 6-S 6-S4
6-3
William NJ. Johnston, who with
'Griffin, will challenge Maurice Nc
lLoughiin and Thomas c. Bundy, OF
hCalifornia, for the national doubles
championship won his match rather
easily from Ralp l. Bags, OF New
York. at 6-1, So, So. Bags was I'm
wretched form when he met John
ston. for the latter did not arrive at
the Casino until late in the afternoon,
and Bags. after waiting more than
a reasonable time. went out and play
ed for a couple Of hours in the ter
rife heat Bags might have had
the match postponed, but he went out
and did the best he could.
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COLONIAL HAS PLAY
ON RELIGIOUS THEME

William Faversham. in the char
acter Of Charles Steele. the strange.
peculiar. mysterious Canadian GENTLE
man-atheist, n the shining light Of
The Right or Way" the picture In
which he 10 appearing at the Colonial.
The play on the screen IL one which
involves deep religious feeling.
Not much can be said OF the photo
play. To understand It one must see
II. AZ far as the production 10 con-
cerned IL Ii as good as any ever pro-
duced. The films are new and the
organ recital. except that given In the
morning Is all tAaat could be desired.
THE Right OF Way 10 worth good
audiences. Go see It.
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BROKEN FLANGE DERAILs
NUMEROUS FREIGHT CARS

Alexandria, Va, Aug. ia west
bound Southern Railway freight train
of fifteen cars was deraifed yesterday
afternoon between Markham and Mar
shall Va. and as a result traffic wan
tied up on the road until an carly hour
this morning. A broken fiange OF the
engine wheel Is said to have been re-
sponsible for the accident. About
twelve OF the cars left the track.
Among the Aiexandrians who were de-
iayed were a number OF excursionisfs
returning from Luray. who were Four
hours late In reaching home az . result
of the wreck.
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n LES MAIN PITCHES
A H|TlESS CONTEST

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. is.--Miies Main
the ex-Tiger. pitched q nc-hit, no-run
game against the Buffalo Federaie TO-
day, the Packers winning. 3 10 o. Only
three locals reached nrst base. Main
walking one and the other two got
on by errors. None of the runners
reached second base.
score by innings: H. n. q.
Kansas city -. 500 GEO oos--s . !
HuYYalo . 900 eo0 eoe--o 0
Batteries; Main and Easteriy; Ford
and Blair.
score nv innings: r. H n.
Chicago ...... .f1o ese i7e--s 10
Baltimore $500. 200 ooa euf-4 = y
Batteries: Mcconnell and Fisher;
SuEEG, Laclaire and Owens
score by innings; r. n. Z.
Brooklyn ..... .0i3 oee eio--< II Q
psss.hurr 1890. 900 oo0 oI0---1
Batteries; Finneran mud Land:
Hearne and OConnor.
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BANJoPHIENDs AND OTHER
GOOD ACTS AT THE LYRIC

Measuring up to the best standard
~ popular price vaudeville IL the SHOW
that attracted large audiences at each
of the ssrre~ performance given at tbs
Lyric Theater yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Crosman and her banjophiends
seven In number won salvos OF we'll.
earned applause. for the entertain
ment given by these clever instru-
mentalists and singers IL refreshingiy
novel ana wholly artistic. Banjos.
guitars. trombone. violin. piano and
trap drums are used. The act has
hardly been surpasses by anything IN
Its line seen here. IT went big win
the crowds. winning out by sheer
merit.
The new hill IL without a weak spot.
each Of the features being well re-
cefved. CUMMINGS and Seahnm. who
open the show. contrived to keep the
crowd Laughing from r,e time they
made their entrance until they LETT
the stage. with their eccentric ahsurdi-
tics
Mae Rronfe ana Ernest Aidwell. wnn
followed. kept tne ball of merrimenf
rolling with smart and spicy xkit
called ,'son the Boardwalk" At each
performance they were compelled to
respond 10 repeated recalls.
One OF the beet comedy aketShea
offered here this season is Glass
mates," In which Arthur Navel 4 Co.
appeared. This piece n from the pen
Of VIII Greasy. who n known ~ the
Belasco Of vaudeville. 1t has q well
defined plot. the story II pIeasinsly
t.sid ana the iines gre WITTY, Each cf
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BUFFALO HERD TAKES
TWO FROM MONTREAL

Buffalo, Aug. 1.-THE Bisons bat
ted their way to double victory over
Montreal today The first contest was
q romp. by the score of to 3. The
lpther was more keenly contested by
the visitors. the score being to /.
First game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. f.
Montreal 49,. 500 600 00o--3 Q
lBufYalo ... 131 900 2os---7 IA Q
Batteries: Fullerton and Howley;
lFullenweider and LaLonge.
Second game:
| Score by innings: r. II, ID.
Montreal $3.50. 100 600 0oo-l
Buffalo ....... 600 100 0os--3 y
batteries: Galore and Howley; Cav
and Onsiow.
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LEAFS WIN
FROM THE HUSTLERs

Rochester. Aug. 1s.--Toronto won
from Rochester today by 8 to .. All
of Toronto's runs were made In the
fifth inning, and followed q question:
able decision at the plate on what
would have been the third out. Out
side of the first and Attn rounds Luque
YVES invincible.
Score by innings: r. H. -.
Toronto 1880. 900 03o 0oo--3 8 !
Rochester 49,. 100 01o 0oo---2 3
| Batteries: Luque and Kocher: Pal
/ nero and Wiliiams.
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Whitfield Two-base hits--Hartsel CAL,
Cleveland, Flynn. Thrasher and Stein
brenner Home run--Fiynn. Doubts
plays---Parmalee to Hartseif to Gust
Struck ont--By Camnitz. 1: by No
Manus g. Bases on balls--OH Cam
Mtg, 8: off Mcsfanus. 2. Left on bases
Orphans, 10: Norfolk, T. Time Of
game-I:25. Umpire--McGowan
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Today.
LYRIC--vaudevilie and pictures.
Performances: Matinee. 3:so o'clock;
night, 7:3o and AIS o'clock.
ETRAND---"H0key- P okey." Mouor
pictures. Matinee, 3:30 o'clock.
Nights. 1850 and o'clock.
COLONIAL~-wiliiam Faversham.
In The Right Of Way" Photo play.
ISIS--Motion pictureis.
THEATO---Motion pictures
NEw--Motiou pictures
LITTLE---Motion pictures.
vIRGINIA---Motion pictures
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ARCHOUKE OF AUSTRIA
TO Be POLAND's KING
Charles stephen to BE Crowned IN
the Cathedral at Warsaw, Ac-
cortiing TO Report.

PAGE TWO -. w.. -. -. =.
London. Aug. 1.-THE coronation
Of Archduke Charles Stephen. Of
Austria. as King of Poland will take
place in the Warsaw Cathedral, ac'
cording to the Times Petrograd cor
respondent
The correspondent adds that a pro-
clamation naming the new king on
the authority OF Germany and Aus
tria is expected to be issued shortly
Amsterdam, via London, Aug. 10
The Berlin Tageblatt. a copy of which
has been received here, in an at
tack on the proposals for an autono-
nous Poland. says:
what interest have we, Germany
and Austria, in creating an autono-
NOUS Poland. which would pursue
economic interests opposed to ours?
A Poland which would pursue econo-
mic Interests perhaps in accord with
Russia or with only one of the allied
Germanic powers would not be guar
antee, but a danger to future peace
How could Poland be expected II
reconcile her economic interests with
those of Germany and Austria Hun
unable heretofore always to adjus,
their economic differences?"
Berlin, Aug. L., by wireless 70
Sayville, N Y.--Baron Stephan Blu.
rian Son Ratecz. the Austro- Hun
xarian foreign minister. who arrived
in Berlin August 13, is comforting with
the leading German statesmen In re
gard to the future status Of Russian
Poland. says the Overseas News
Agency.
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PORTSMOUTH BLANKl1D
BIZ SUFFOLK TIGERS

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 16.-Portsmouth
was helpless today. Efird and Suffolk
captured the opening game of the
! series, to O.. Both offerings of the
Truckers were hit hard. The scores:
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NORFOLK TARs DEFEAT
HOMELESS AGGREGATION

Especial to The Richmond virgintan.}
Norfolk Va. Az. f6.--Camnitz. Of
fered In the box today, was ineffective
and the Tars applied coat of white
wash to- the Orphans. the final scors
being to 0. McManus took things
easy and never was in danger, The
score:
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SUmmarVt Lett on DHsts---4NtW pUTt
News. s: Rocky Mount s, Stolen base
O'Brien Sacrifice hits--Mtllen. Goose
tree. Snyder Two-base hits--Garda-
nier. Walters az, Crist. Smith, Goose
tree, Edwards Bittle. Three base hit
Ulrieh Home run-Eisel. struck out
by 0Brien, s by Mullen, 1. Bases
on halls-off o'Brien, 3. Passed bali
Laughlin. Time of game--i:4s. I'M
plres-Pope and Hamilton. attendance
--525
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standing of Climbs.

Games Today.
Chicago In Baltimore.
Kansas City in Buffalo.
Brooklyn in Pittshurg.
St. Louis in Newark.
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Era,,, Many LANDS !

The American Tract Society OF
New York has issued q new Spanish
Mexico and all other Latin-Amertcan
countries. The work Of compilations.
carried ON in Mexico City covered
nearly three years.
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..HoKEY-POKEY" REOPENS
THE STRAND THEATER

One ungraceful inexperienced
chorus girl nearly caused d riot at the
opening performance Of the strand
Thaater last night. when miniature
musical comedy was reintroduced "a
Richmond. The little girl. who prob
sDiy wal toe hate for rehearsal Into
The comedy production, could not sing,
could not dance. Like machine she
tried to prancc. dance and sing like
the other members Of the COMEDY. hut
II was unnatural to her calling. Foo.
pie saw this. realized her faults and
laughed. appiAuded and shrieked in
merry mirth It her antics. Whether
she acted this way purposely or not ID
unknown. At any rate she was the
hit Of the show. good ana strong. and
for a home run smash, too.
Handicapped BY the late arrival Ol
mis- orchestra and the necessary paint.
Ing and construction OF scenery 1t the
difficulty In putting on hts opening
performances. He &ay forced TO bar
the matinee show ana did not start his
night performance until O'Clock,
when q fair-size audience was on
hand. So hastily had Manager WEIGH
decided on opening yesterday that al
Barring the usual first night rough
spots the performance IL all that
could Be expected. The comedy 10
fuil Of snappy lines and good jokes,
mary OK which are new. There are q
few obtectionabl things to be debarred
from thu performances ana these will
0e earased ~ today's matinee.
1he pictures preeedinx the musical
snow are funny Il sav.a tha nyrS, 80 =,
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Ginnts Reat nodgcrs.

New York. Aug. 16.-The Giants
suddenly came ii life today and beat
the Brooklyns in the tenth inning by
a score of to /. The Brookiyns
scored their only run in the second
inning Douglas prevented the Giants
from scoring until the ninth
Score by innings: r. Fl. T..
New York 600 600 001 i-2 4
Brooklyn :. o10 600 900 0-l
Batteries: Tesreau. Schauer, Mar
guard and Meyers: Douglas. Pfeiffer
and Miller. Umpires, O'Day and Stock
dale.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

RGAult8 ttsttFUAy.
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, . first
game).
Detroit, 8; Cleveland. (seoond
gamel.
Chicago. s: st. Louis, 1 FIRST game).
Chicago, g.: st. Louis, i (second
game).
Boston, l.: Washington, o.
philadelphia, 2; New York. 0.
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Totals
snnnIk.

summary: Two-base hits--SnuT
maker. Irmscher, Henry. Home run
Allen. Sacrifice hits--Alfen, Pom
ca. Stolen Winston. Henry.
Double plays-Irmscher to Goaiby.
Struck out-By Effrd, 4; by Causey.
2; by Alton, g. Base on balls--On
Causey. j. Hit by pitched ball
Causey. | tStewart). Hits--On Alton
in innings: off Causey. in IN
nings. Left on bases-Suffolk. ~
Portsmouth, 3. Umpire. Poole. Time
of game. 1:40. Attendance, 1000.
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.EPPA R|X[Y WINS
OVER BOsT0N|AhS
Former University of Virginia Star
Permits the Champion Braves
Only Four Bingies.
GIANTS WIN FROM DODGERS
New York Makes II One Ont Of Three
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pirates
Hit Ball Hard and Defeat Cincin-
natl Reds.

Philadelphia, Aug 1.-THE Phillles
cleaned up the Braves three straight
by winning today's game by the score
OF to 0. Rixey permitted only four
safe blows
score by innings: r. II. Y.
Boston 1880. 900 600 1000
Philadelphia 100 geo 22'--5 o
Batteries Ragon, Tyler and Whal-
ing; Rixey and Killifer Umpires,
KLEIN and Cockili.
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Pittsburg, Aug. 16.--The Pirates
came back at the Reds after having
been administered five consecutive
defeats by them and won, to 4. The
Pirates hit the ball hard.
Score by innings: r. III. 4.
Cincinnati -. 003 600 1000 5 2
Pittshurg 80. 030 100 001--5 10 2
Batteries: Schneider. Lear and
Clarke: Kanthlehner and Gibson. Um-
pires, Rigler and Emsiie.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, s.: Baltimore. 4.
Kansas City. 8: Buffalo, 0.
Brooklyn. 4: Pittsburg. /.
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Vngnans Play Jersey City ter Two Games Today Broad Street Pa
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York, o; Brooklyn. J.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston. 0.
Pittsburg, 5; Cincinnati. !.
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TARHEELS E4SlL Y WIN
FROM NEWPORT NEWS
Muin Off With Good Start But Is Later Hit Hard y
Down Home Outfit the Latter Getting the Verdict
BY Count of 10 to g.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
results Yesterflay.

Results Yesterday.
Rocky Mount, 10; Newport News. 3
Norfolk, s: Orphans, 0.
Suffolk, z: Portsmouth, o.
Gfanfllucx nf Clubs
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DETROIT CAPTURES
TWO FROM INDIANS
Tigers Hit Ball Hard In Both Con-
tests and Win From Cleveland
BY 10 and 8 20 Scores.
BOSTON WINS FROM SENATOR'S
Chicago White Sox Take Double
Header From 81. Louis browns.
Philadelphia Athletics Blank New
York Yankees.

Cleveland. Aug. 1.-THE Indians
dropped both ends OF a doubie-header
to Detroit this afternoon. 8 to and
8 to i. Detroit had one big inning,
the second. In the first game. In
the second game. wamby, on second
for Cleveland, dropped two perfect
throws to catch base stealers. and
this paved the way for all Detroit's
taliies.
First game:
Score by innings: X. n. =
Cleveland -. ole 600 o1o--2 10 !
Batteries: Covaleski and Stanage;
Walker, Benton and Egan.
Second game:
Score by innings: X. a. T.
Detroit ...... 600 400 1oo--3
Cleveland 49,. o0o 100 80o--l 8
batteries: Boland and Stanage;
Hagerman. Coumbe and Egan, Hay
worth. Umpires, Chill and Evans.
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standing of Clubs.


Brooklyn in New York.
Cincinnati in Philade' thia.
Chicago In PittsburS.
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DIRGLNIANS PLAY
JERSEY SHELTERS
TWO GAMES TODAY
ger Dunn and His Rejuvenated Outfit Arrive Early Today
nd Will Open Three-Gam Series With Joe Yeager's
Pests-Jack Warhop and Ed Sweeney Will
Work In One Of the Contests For Richmond.

Batteries: oeschger and Haley;
Chabek and Reynolds.
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Results Yesterday.
Buffalo, q; Montreal. s tfirst
camel.
gannel.
Providence. II; Harrisburg, o.
Toronto. s: Rochester, ?.
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Games TO-DAY.
Detroit In Cleveland.
Chicago In st. Louis.
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r. II. e.
a n N


Boston, Aug. 1s.--Harry Hooper.
first up in the first Inning OF today's
Red ox-washington game, counted
the only run Of the day. Gailia
pitched alright ball. allowing but one
more blow. Joe Wood pitched great
bail for Boston.
score bv innings: r. II. e.
washington :. 600 900 1000 s 0
Boston 100 900 00s--1 Q
Batteries: Gailia and Henry; Wood
and Cady. Umpires. Connolly and
Wallace.
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New York. Aug. is.--Rube Rressier,
southpaw OF the Athletics, held the
Yankees to one hit at the Polo
Grounds this afternoon. shut them out
and supported himself with home
run. The Athletics made one other
run. and won, . to 0. Boone made the
Yankeee' only hit.
Score by innings: X. II. f.
Philadelphia 600 OIL 0oo--2 10 !
New York !. 600 900 600 ! /
Bressler and McAvoy; Caldwell and
Nunamaker. umpircs. Hiidebrand
and O'Loughlin.
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st. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE White Sox
took doubie-header from the
browns today. winning by the scores
Of to 4 and to /.
score Nv innings; r.. H. E.
Chicago ..... o3l Goa o0l--S
ST. Louis -. 900 100 0l2--4 10
Batteries: Scott. Faber and Schaik,
Mayer. weilman, Hon. McCaoe and
Leary, o'Brien. Empires. Nailin ans
Dineen.
seora nv inntngs: R.H E.
CHICAGO . 200 600 f20--5 3
81. Louis 49,. 0lo 600 ooo--i
Batteries; Benz and Mayer. DAILY;
Hamilton. Koob and Agnew. Umpires,
Dineen and Nailin.
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Games Today.
Jersey City In Richmond,
1.-TWO games).
Toronto In Rochester.
Montreal In Buffalo.
Providence In Harrisburg.
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s''|; 81 s So;
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-01-15
Dissolution of Partnership

This is to certify that on t e
9Th day of December. 1914 tie
firm of Munro & Ferguson was
dissolved by mutual consent of
both parties; that Roderick Mum
TO. Jr., the Junior member of the
firm prior to that time and also
all outstanding accounts due the
firm, that from and after the 9th
day ct December, 1914. r. Il.
Ferguson is the sole owner of
said ,irm and will continue the
same. Given under our hand and
seal this eth day Of December.
1914, at Ekalaka, Montana.
(Slgned)
X. II. FERGUSON
L. MUNRO, ,IR.
52-4t-pd.