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the g9mes, and Mrs. J. H. Means crew the consolation prize.
 After the games. delicious refresh ments were served and greatly en- Jcyed. Afterwards. the honoree was ushered into the dining room where the guests had placed on the dining table the large number of packages containing the remembrances and tokens of love and friendship with which the bride-elect was showered The op ming of the parcels and the admiration of the contents of each was time of considerable pleasur- able excitement for the entire guest party, all of whom took advantage of the opportunity 10 overwhelm the bride -elect with their expressions of love and best wishes.
 Those ia attendance at the enter talnment were:
 Misses Annie Owen, Daisy Sallee, Battie Sallee, Marie. Lloyd, Mae Key holds, Ella Mum. Reva Harris. Rosa lie Ralston, Margaret Dewoody Emma jDswoody, Selma Martin, Net tie Mullikin of Helena, Mary Ander- sen. Margaret Mcintyre; Mesdames E. T. Miller Howell Westbrook. Florence Dewoody, c. G. Wall, J. w. Briley, J. C. O'Daniels, Mack Hollis, B. D. Luck, John Schlosser Of For rest City. Hugh Ryland, J. H. Martin, Bart Eddins, W. F. Goldman, Frank Reeves, J. w. Martin, Frank Ingra m, Cecil Sparks, J. w. Cook, Jim Me- Cannon, Jim Hudson of Helena, H. V. Bahlau, L. H. Kerr, F. F. Hurley of hphis, Tenn. D. l.. Owen, Lena McDowell c. C. Clemmons, J. Q. Cook J. H. Means and others.
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mise of Guidance," led by Misses Jewel Conway and Kittie Lemons; 6:45 p. m.
 Evening seryice with sermon by the pastor, 7:45 p. m.
 Monday, Women's Missionary socl- ety. business meeting, p. m.
 Monday evening, 7:S0 p. m., the Ep- worth League Council will hold it's regular monthly meeting.
 Sunday school officers. and teach CTS meeting will be held Tuesday
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Destss by Noy Aastos.

 the Empire with little sleeveless jacket that exceedingly handsome cra showing figure yellow white ground and white voe that be made materials from linen and from silk with equal Tafeta ete handsomer ock of the handkerchief linens treated just this 
 less which the be varied For the 10 will be required 5N 334 3 yds for boero and skirt 2 1s for the folds the skirt yds of pate boue ruhing yds insertion yd width edge MavM No The above at will be any by Department of this of ten for each.
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Viscellaneous Shower Y Tor Local Bride-Elect.

For Local Bride-Elect. Mrs W. c. Watson entertained at al niscel]aneous shower yesterday aft ornoon at her home. 213 West Eff toonth avenue. in honor of Miss FL eine Harrison, announcement of whose approaching wedding has all ready been made.
 The home was .prettily decorated with sweet peas, smilax and ferns, and the white, lavender and pink col or scheme was carried out in the decorations and in the refreshments, the ices and heart-shaped cakes being of the same motif.
 A most delightful program was car ried out. as follows:
 Violin solo, Miss Mamie Farrar. Piano solo. Miss Winnie Clegg. Vocal solo. Miss Henrietta Brew ster. Piano solo. Miss Myrtis Sage. Reading. Miss Louise Watson. Reading. Miss Ellice Breathwit. Immediately after the program had been carried out, little, Caldwell Wat son. IT,, and little Jessie Lorine Jones' dressed as bride and groom, entered to the strains of Mendels sohn's wedding march, played by Miss Winnie Clegg. The groom bore a hamper, and the little couple march ed direct to the honoree, where they handed her the hamper. Master Wat
 son at the same time, with formal bow, making the presentation ad- dress:
 ."We know your little secret, Even if you did not tell.
 You're going to be married soon, We can almost hear the wedding bells.
 And because these love you so And wish you lots of joy, "They have brought you all these s4, nice things,
 And sent them by this little girl and boy"
 The hamper contained the shower of lovely presents for the honoree, from her friends, and after il was opened there was an informality about the proceedings which was de- lightful to all those in attepdance. After the refreshments had been enjoyed, the entire party entered the dining room. where, on the dining ta- ble, was placed the brides cake. From the cake there were extended lavender and pink ribbons, at the other end of each of which was a hand-painted favor, bearing the name of member of the party. Each held her own string, and the cake was cut by the honoree, each ribbon draw ing a slice of the cake. Four mem- bers of the party drew the magic prizes, Virgil Mcclellan getting the wlshbone, Miss Myrtis Sage getting the thimble, Miss Jamie Niven getting the dime and Miss Gladys Harrison. sister of the bride, drawing the ring. Mrs. Watson was assisted in re- eelvlng and entertaining the guests oy Mrs. Major Mead, Mrs. B. l.. Will ley of Wabbaseka, Mrs. Theo Jones and Mrs. Glenn Farrar. Among those m attendance were:
 Misses Elleine Harrison, Mamie farrar, Gladys Harrison, Lorine
 Trump, Hazel Crump, Lucille Davis,
 EHie Davis, Ida Durham, Shirley
 Msneese, Ruby Puddephatt, Gene
 aart, Winnie Clegg, Ellie Reeves,
 trace Tankersley, Florence White
 Sdes, Myrtis Sage. Leinad Byrd,
 Loulse Watson Irene Langford, Elm
 ma Sorrells, Tennie Niven of Tucker,
 samle Niven of Tucker, Elllice
 nreathwit, Henrietta Brewster, Mes
 uames Glenn Farrar,~ Major Mead.
 @ umeo Jones, w. z. .Tankersley, B. l..
 Mlllley of Wabbaseka, Roberts,
 onarles Moore, Kavanaugh, Abner
 oage, Farrar Martin, V. s. McClel-
 Ian and others. A
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visit AIr. and Mrs. W. B. Whit l Mrs. White was Miss Ethel Wool dridge
 Mrs. E. c. Chappelle of Waldstein is spending a couple of days here with Mrs. J. w. Bunch before pro- cefding to Wheeling Springs, Ark, | for a stay.
 Mrs. B. l.. Wiley of Wabbaseka is the house guest of Mrs. w. C. Wat son, having come up to attend the reception in honor of Miss Elleine Harrison yesterday.
 Miss Mabel Mitchell, one of the lembers of the faculty of the First Ward school, who was operated upon for appendicitis at the Davis hospital Thursday, was resting nicely last evening.
 Mss Tennie Niven and Miss Jamie Nlven are visiting Mrs. w. c. Wat son, having come from Tucker 10 at tend the miscellaneous shower given yesterday by Mrs. Watson ir honor of Miss Elleine Harrison. "-
 Miss Bessie Merle Wells and Miss Mabel Toney have gone to Fordyce to be members of a house party to be entertained by Miss Linne tta Chambers at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers.
 -+-
 Dr. and Mrs. Josph Jasin and baby daughter, Edith, expect to depart Sunday for New York, where they will spend several months with Dr. .Jasin's parents, MT. and Mrs. Israel Jasin. From New York, the Jasins will go to Mt. Carmel, Conn.,, for a stay of several weeks. Dr. Jasin ex- poets to pursue studies in which he is interested during his visit to the metropolis. During Dr. Jasin's ab- sence, service will be conducted at Temple Ashe Emeth by Ben Veil, president of the, congregation, and Sam Levine, superintendent of the Sunday school.
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Pt0maine Poisoning.

Mrs. Oscar Brewster, her three daughters and Mrs. Alex Turley were quite ill Thursday night as a result of ptomaine poisoning. They were ali much improved last night, and no serious consequences are expected. The cause of the attack has not been ascertained.
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Lays Off Golf Course.

w. J. Hackbarth. superintendent of the Little Rock Country club, yester- day laid off the nine-hole course on the grounds fthe new Pine Bluff Golf and Country club, and workmen in the employ of the club will imme- diately begin the work of building the golf course, under instructions left by MT. Hackbarth.
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First Baptist Ghurci,

Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry street, w. J. E. Cox, pastor
 Sunday school at 9:3o a. m. T. x. Harper, superint eMdent Grad q school for all ages.
 Preaching by the pastor at 1 a. m and D. fn. eMorning subjec "I. .s- sons From Streets" N the evening service the choir will render tn !cantata, "Tae CruciGj@d" " folovine short sermon by tAe pastor.
 B. Y. P. U. at 7:13 Mr Campbell the state secretary for Sunday schoo and B. Y. P. U. work will be pres ent and large attendanc= of young people is expected.
 Beginning Monday night Mr. Phil lips, of Tyler, Texas, will begin a1 institute, continuing through th' whole week. Large plans will bt adopted for increasing the efficiency of the Sunday school
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PERSONALS.

J. c. Love, yard superintendent for the Saline River Hardwood Lum- Der company, was called to Phillips, Miss, Monday by the serious illness of his four-year son, who has since died. Mr. Love only recent ly located here, and had not yet brought his family from Mississippi
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uP.TO.DATE MILLINERY

We want to reblock and trim your old Panama Het, so that 1t will look like a new one. and your. best friend will fail to recognize 1t. The ex
 pense will be So small as to amaze you. Come and see us about It.. H0urs | to3 D. m. TelephohA 2053: Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber. 146ba Sonth Aaia street. XXI < < !. |.s gE
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Lutheran Church,

Sixth aVenue and Florida street, w. c. Schrader, pastor.
 English Sunday school 9:30 a. m. German service 10:45 a. m
 English service 8 D. m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend ts.ese" services.
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Lecal ,.s Br!de.Elect Gets hNcelMneOus Shower,

MISS Annie Owen, announcement \. |s,. whose approaching wedding has |hsneaay been made was the guest Of
 aonor aom yesterday afternoon at mis- |nlaaa nsL,aaheous shower given by Mrs. J. s,ae saok cook, at her home in Cherry u,.s .ne nome was prettily decorated
 hae, %,.u sweet peas and nasturtiums, a n,o ulwl Of the lovely flowers being psaoea. on leach of the ten tables pan'a u I'll the exciting and interesting |sf,ars ss Of auction played during the Fo.. . nooh. Mrs. John Schlosser of
 -ss. City won the first prize at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-05
Rose Ring Club Has EniGyabIp Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Rose Ring club was held Wednesday afternoon with Miss Virln iMillee, in Ohio street, with 2 large attendance. The afternoon was spent in sewing and embroidery, and delicious light refreshments were served and en- joyed.
 The next meeting of the club will be held with Miss Myrtle Holt, 1900 East Sixth avenue.
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wlsa Rather Than Witty.

Be rather wise than witty. for much wit hath commonly much froth. and 1t is hard to jest and not sometimes teer. too. which many times sinks .deeper than was intended or expect ed and what was designed for mirth
 ends in sadness.-C. Trenchild.
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Trinity Church (EpiscopaD.

: Corner of West Third avenue and Oak street.
 As this is the first Sunday in the month there will be no early celebra- ton of the Holy Communion.
 The Sunday school children are re- minded that the offering will be for missions.
 Holy communion and sermon at il a. m.
 Evening prayer and sermon at 8 D. m.
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evening at 8 p. m. in the chapel
 Wednesday regular midweek pray CT meeting at 7:45 p. m.
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Hazel Street Rautist Church,

At Hazel Street church Rev. 5. l.. Bridges will preach at both hours.
 Subject for the morning service, "Where Did We Get tae Bible?. Sub ject for evening service, "The Wages of Sin"
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Mrs. L. A. Perrin of Warren was here yesterday on short visit.
 Mrs. J. P. Ferguson of Sweden is the guest of Miss ISallie Jarvis fo- a few days.
 Mrs. w. H. Hankins and son Clyde, are at home again, after a visit with relatives at Warren.
 
 The Young Ladies' guild will meet Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. John Temple.
 Mrs. r. c. Holland and Miss Nancy Allen are spending several days with relatives at Lake Village.
 Mrs. E. E. Hyslop, who has been suffering for some time with sciatic rheumatism, is now improving. Mrs. Frank Reed of Clio is spend ing a few days here as the guest oi her parents and other relatives.
 
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Smith of limo Mo-, are visiting their parents, MT and Mrs. R. A. Hancock for a few days.
 lMr. and Mrs. Frank Ragland are back from Wabbaseka, where they spent several days with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Mary ID. Hall left yesterday for Detroit, Chicago and other points in. the north, to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Rhea Timberlake has return ed from English and will be the guest of Mrs. B. F. Benton and Miss Oulcie Benton.
 Miss Grace Tankersley returned yesterday from Philadelphia, where she has been attending the Women's Medical college.
 Mrs. B. M. Doty, operated upon a few days ago at the Davis hospital is now rapidly approaching the con valescent stage.
 Miss Fanny Marberry, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Roy Will kins for some weeks, has returned to her home in St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. 'Altschul left yesterday for points in the north and during their stay Mrs. Altschu will receive medical treatment. Mrs. Mamie Austin has returned to her home at Brownwood. Texas after spending some time as tht guests of relatives ond friends. Judge and Mrs. w. T. Wooldridgt |leave today for Temple, Texas. t
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Hawsiisn Sugar.

Hawaiian Sugar. The quantity of sugar produced on an acre of land in Hawaii Is greater than in any other spot on the globe. This is due to the wonderful irrigar ton system.
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Assembly, of God.

Open air services, corner Four teenth avenue and Main street. un- der auspices of Assembly of God" A. E. Wilson. pastor.
 Week nights, beginning at D. m.
 Sundays, p. m. and 7:30 D. m.
 These services are undenomination- al and every Christian is invited to come and participate.
 All ministers of the gospel are es- pecially invited to attend and assist. We have nothing to give but Bible truths and nothing to join but Jesus Christ. There is nothing hidden about our meetings, nothing "done in a corner" and we invite the full est investigation of our doctrines and practices.
 We preach full gospel from the foundation of conviction to the cap stone of the baptism in the Holy Ghost. Come and see for yourselves and be convinced.
 First Methodist Church. South. x
 (The Downtown Church.)
 E. R. Steel, pastor
 Regular Sunday school service, 9:30 a. m.
 Morning service with sermon by the pastor followed by the Lords Supper, 1O:50 a. m.
 Jnnior league. 2 2p. m;
 enl0E 1eagues aQb1ect. 10e Pro-
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AT HE CHUl.CHrs
First Presbyterian Churcl,.

Fifth avenue and W1lnu' street. Sabbath school 9:&o o'clock a m, Sermon by the pastor 1 a. m and SD. m.
 Seats free. Electric fans. GocI music. Cordial welcome for strans- CTS.
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Mrs. l.. A. Perrin of Warren was here yesterday on short visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-05

Miss Margaret Trotter has gone to Ill.,, to spend the summer
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Mrs. J. P. Ferguson of Sweden is the guest of Miss ISallie Jarvis 10: few days.
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Mrs. B. l.. Wiley of Wabbaseka is the house guest of Mrs. w. C. Wat son, having come up to attend the eception in honor of Miss Elleina Harrison yesterday.
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Mrs. Mamie Austin has returned to her home at Brownwood, Texas, after spending some time as the guests of relatives ond friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-05

Mrs. E. c. Chappelle of Waldstein is spending couple of days here with Mrs. J. w. Bunch. before pro cefding to Wheeling Springs, Ark, for stay
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Mrs. w. H. Hankins and son Clyde, are at home again, after visit with relatives at Warren.
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Judge and Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge eava today for Temple. Texas to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
PETERSBURG LOSES TO
SUFFOLK BY SHUT OUT
Work of Harvey Bussey AS Umpire Features to Game In
Goobervile- Barnett's Off-Day Aids In Defeat of
Nuts-Efrd and Richmond Stars

Petersburg, Va. July 22-A mis-
judged fly by Barnett in the sixth in
ming of today's game. which he A.
nally reached. but muffsd, allowing
Ehrd to reach second base. Irmscher's
sacrifce and Stewards sacrifice fly.
which Barnett threw badly in an at
tempt to catch Ehrd going to the home
plate. gave Suffolk the only run of to-
days game which was SUFFICIENT to win.
The game was played before the
smallest attendance that was ever seen
at Mckenzie Street Park under favor
able weather conditions. due largely To
the miserably poor work of Empires
MCGOWAN and Stradford in the last
series played here.
Both Richmond and Efrd were in
great form, each allowing three hits
which did not figure in the scoring.
Jake Poh made the only clean hits off
Richmond and Sharpe and simmons
We're the only local players to secure
clean hits of Ehrds delivery. The
work of both the visiting and local
shortstops and second basemen was
ragged. Aside from the pitching of
Efird and Richmond the only features
were running catches by Shoemaker.
Stewart and Simmons and the throwing
the bases by Lewis, The work Of
Harvey Bussey was the only real um-
piring seen here for sometime. not a
single kick being made against his
work throughout the nine Innings. The
score and summary:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
BLAME DRESSER FOR
MRS. FLAGLER'S PLIGHT

New York. July 22.--The woman
who calls herself Mrs. Emma Howe
Fiagier. who Is locked up In the West
Side prison on charge OF obtaining
s4,43s under false pretenses from
Frank J. Mahoney by representing
herself as the widow OF Henry nj.
Flagler, the wealthy oil man. was
closely linked today with Mrs. John
Henry Johnson. of Washington.
1t is said that for reasons of econ
omy she adopted the name of her mar
ried daughter while in Washingtc N.
Henry Johnson, her husband, is a man
about 30 years old. and is supposed
TO have been cared for last winter by
Mrs. Celestia Smith of 1895 NJ
Street. Washington. Mrs. Flagier Is
said to have announced that he Is the
divorced husband of her daughter.
Mr.. j. H. Newberger. OF Chica go.
Mrs Fiagier's lawyer, L. expected to
arrive in town tonight He Is expected
to corroborate the transfer of $250, 900
worth Of Sante Fe Railroad stock that
was made by Henry NJ. Flagler to
his wife. and turned over by her TO
Daniel Leroy Dresser. His disability
to return the stock is supposed 10 be
the cause of his suicide. Business
acquaintance of Mr.. Dresser said that
he never had any deals with Mrs.
Flagier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
CUBS MANAGER FINES
TWO Of HIS PLAYERS
Brcsnahan Reads Riot Act. and
Says Some Are Laying
Down on Him.

Philadelphia. July 22.-Manager
Bresnahan, of the Cubs, read the riot
act TO his players after yesterdays de-
feat. Bresnahan declares that some
of his players are laying down on him,
and that in the future he will rule
with an iron hand In defense of mis-
action for switching pitchers SO often
yesterday, Bresnahan declares his
pitching STAFF Is not in shape, and that
some of the men have made no at
tempt to get in condition.
He sent label home under suspen-
sion and fined him 500 for breaking
training rules. He said he took label
ont or the game yesterday because sfe
realized. after watching him work.
that his stamina was gone because of
his lack of condition.
Heine Zimmerman was also fined
s25 because he failed to run out an
inffeld hit yesterday. President
Thomas, of the Cubs. says he approves
of Bresnahan's actions, and that he
believes Bresnahan was justified in
making the changes which brought SO
much criticism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
RUN TO CAROLINA
ADMINISTRATION
Prizes offered Furnish Bait for Many
Motorcycle Men--Start
Saturday.

Increasing interest is being mani
tested in the two-day endurance run
on motorcycles to be held Saturday
and Sunday from this city to Raleigh,
N. C. The run will start from the
front of the club rooms, til West
Broad Street. single cylinders starting
at O'Clock, twin cylinders starting at
8 O'Clock. Checking stations will be
at Petersburg. Dewitt. South Hill. Ok
ford, Durham and Raleigh. Entrance
fee will be 81, and must be turned In
to the Richmond Motorcycle Club not
later than this afternoon at clock.
The following prizes have been Of
fcred:
First prize -Firestone tires, l
Corbin Brown speedometer. Benton
spark plug. Valued $3s.
Second prize Z. s. chain tread
tire. Eclipse brake, bullfrog horn.
Value. S25.
Third prize wald tandem attach
ment. Goodyear blue streak tire.
Value. $40.
Fourth prize--1 Continental tire. /
Diamond chain. Value, SIS.
Fifth prize--2 gold-plated Splitdorf
spark plugs. Federal inner tubes. /
Badger lamp. Value, SIS
Sixth prize--f Sterling red tube. /
Cicero horn, tool roll. . Champion
plugs. Value. Sl2.
Seventh prize Goodyear tube.
bracket for tank and lamp. CYCLIC
meter. Value. $40.
Eighth pr:xe--i u. 8. inner tube,
tail lamp. Bethlehem plugs, ! Cow
ington chain. Value, 50.
Ninth prize Monarch plugs,
Bethlehem plugs. 1 tail lamp. Value,
81.
Tenth prize--a Bethlehem plugs.
Value, So.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
BLUE BELLS WILL
TRY TO O|Sl0OGE
DUPLEX TOMORROW

A large crowd of followers of the
national game Ia expected at Broad
Street Ball Park Saturday afternoon,
when al 4:30 O'Clock the Duplex club,
leading the Commercial League.
clashes with the Blue Bells, now put
ting up a great fight to show" at the
finish of the league season.
The game Is one of importance In
Commercial League circles. coming at
critical period in the race of the
several clubs for the championship.
Should the Blue Bells defeat the Du-
pick club. Duplex will be showed out
of first place, provided the woodaIi
and Quarles team. holding second no.
sition one game behind. holds up It's
end.
That the Blue Bells will ike a
strong bid for the game Is predicted
by those who have been following that
teams work for the last three or
four weeks The team has been
strengthened by the addition of some
irst-ciass material The game 1t IL
playing at this stage of the race for
the gonfalon Is of pennant-winning
caiihre, and had the sprint been put
on earlier the Blue Bells would now
come by taking Saturdays contest and
following 1t mp with a little above the
average In the breaks.
The Duplex club Is going strong.
as it has been all season, and II is
determined to hold the Bells in check
tomorrow afternoon. A game that
viii make fans sit up from time to
time is certain.
Haskins. one of the best twirlers in
the Commercial League, Will transmit
them for the Bells and Miller will be
II
man or Whitfield will pitch for Du-
pick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
NORTH CAROIINIANs TAKE
CORSAIRS INTO CAMP

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.
Rocky Mount. ". c.. July 22.--witi
an even number OF hits, the Tarheels
claimed today's game, 8 TO 5. because
of ineffective fielding at the critical
stages, while the winning run came
after two were down and when Strain
dropped an easy pop-up to left in the
eighth. McCleary. on the mound for
the Pirates. was a wee bit wild, but
was quite effective. also save in one
or two instances. when the Tarheels
found him timely.
Twice was the game lost by the Tar
heels and three times was IL won,
league uncorked a wild pitch in the
sixth that scored two runners, while
in the eighth and ninth Goosetree and
Edwards came to the rescue with
great fielding sensations which nipped
some run-getting in the bud and saved
the clash for the Tarheels
The tabulated score.