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The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
SCHEDULE FOR SEASON
OF R0SEDALE LEAGUE

April 24-Rosodale vs.. Grutto.
April 8-Gibraltar vs. Union Printers
April I-Columbiss vs.. Hilltops
April Z-Grotto Us. Columbiss.
April 2-UDion Printers vs.. Rosedale.
April 9-Hilltops W Gibraltar.
May l-Colmbias vs.. Rnsedsle.
May 2-Hilltops vs. Grotto.
May 3-Gibraltsr ". Rosedale.
May 4-Union Printers vs.. Columbias
May 6-Grotto vs.. Gibraltar.
May 6-Hilltops vs.. Union Printers.
May s-Gibraltar Columbias.
May 9-Rosedale VI. HilltDps.
May lo-Union Printers vs. Grotto.
May ll-Hilltops vs. ColumbiAS
May l2-GrottO vs.. Rosedsle.
May l3-Union Printers vs.. Gibraltar.
May l5-Columbias W. Grotto.
May l6-Rosedalc vs.. Union Printers.
May 7-Gibraltar VI. Hiltops.
May 1s-Rosedale vs. ColumbiGs.
May ls-GrOtto vs. Hilltops.
May D-Rosedale VI. Gibraltar
May 2-CoIumbias vs.. Union PnnteTs
May Z-GibraltaT vs.. Grotto.
May 24-UniOn Printers vs.. Hilltops
May 25-Grotto vs.. Union Printers.
May 2-Hiutops W. RoseiRle.
May H-COlumbas " Gibraltar.
May 9-COlUmbas vs.. Hilltops.
May 3l-Gibrsltar vs.. Union Printers
June l-COlmbiss vs. RosedaIe.
June 2-Hlltops vs.. Grotto.
June J-Gibraltar vs.. RoSedale
June 5-GruttO vs.. Columbias.
June 6-UniOn Printers vs.. Rosedal-.
June 7-HiltOps ". Gibraltar
June s-Uniun Printers W Columbus.
June 9-Rnsedale vs.. GrUtto.
June l0-Hilltops ". Union Pinters
June l2-GibTatar vs.. ColumbiaS.
juno l3-UniOn Printers vs.. Grotto.
June H-Rosedale vs.. HilltOpS.
June l5-Grotto ". Gibraltar.
June l6-HiIltops Columbus
June 7-Holdsy-Masonic game at A. L Park.
June l9-Union Printers vs. Gibraltar.
June S0-Columbias VS.. Grotto.
June 4-Roscdals vs.. Union Printers
June 2-Gibraltar vs.. HHtops
June b ROsedale vs. Columbia
June 24-Grotto vs.. HilltOTs.
June 2S-ROsedale vs.. Gibraltar
June E-COlumbias vs. Union Printers
June 2-GibTaltar vs.. Grotto.
June 29-Unon Printers vs. Hilltops.
June 0-COlumbias Is. Gibraltar.
July l-Hfltops vs. Rosedals.
July 3-Grotto vs.. Union Printers
July 5-COlumbias vs. HintOrs
July 6-Rosedale vs. Grotto.
July 7-Gibraltar vs.. Union Printers.
July s-GrUtto vs. Oolumbias.
JuS lO-Union Printers vs. Rosedale.
July ll-Hilhops s. Gibraltar.
July l2-COlumbas Ts. Rosedale.
July I-Hilltops vs. Grotto.
July H-Union Printers vs. Columbian
July l5-Rose1als W Gibraltar
July F-Union Printers vs. Grotto.
July lS-GrOtto ". Rnsedalc
July l9-Hilltops vs. Union Printers
July D-Gibraltar W. Columbias
July H-Rosedale Us. Hilltops
July 2-Grotto VI. Gihraltar
July 2-GrUtto vs.. Rosedale
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Herald Hustlers Win

The Hearld Hustlers yesterday defeated
the Georgetown Stars in a hard fought
game by the score of 13 to s. The feature
was the batting and pitching of w.
Daken. Any team averaging IS years of
age wanting games. Address Sam
Felberbaum, 1907 H street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

TNTo-base hit-Boywell. Three-base hits-HuRuins
Boswell. Earned runs-lroquois, IL Base on balls
on Wood, ;; of Jeifress l. Struck ont-Rv
Wood. s: by Jefress O. by Morrison, 2 Inning,
pitchcd-By Morrison, /; by Wood s; by Jerrpss, 6;
Dy Claude. 2. Hits made-Of Jeffress. u: of
Claude. s; of Wood, g. Umpires-Messrs Richards
and Roberts
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Iroquois A. c. Wins First Game.

The Iroquois A. c. opened its season
yesterday with victory over the Chevy
Chase club. by Is to 0. Wood, who
pitched for the winners, was in splendid
form. The Iroquois had no trouble con-
Meeting with P. Jefferson Claude. The
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

The Australian government is planning
the establishment of laboratory for the
application of scientific research to ma
tiOnal industries
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

The Indian Head Marines have open
dates for Sunday and holidays during
the season and would like TO hear from
all fast teams. Address Marion w
Bishop, Marine Barracks. Naval Proving
Grounds, Indian Head, Nd.
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a good fielder. Negotiations were opened
for the players services after George s
Ward gave Cooper permission to act as
a free agent. The salary Cooper will re-
ceive was not mentioned. His contract
with the Wards called for 5000 a. year
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
FOR CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Holy Name to Play St. Aloysius On
May PLAY Two
Series.

The Catholic Church League will
open its season May 1. when St
AIoysius will play Holy Name in the
first game.
The schedule is divided in two series,
the first running to June 10. and the
second series commencing June IL with
a game between Sacred Heart and st.
Peters. After the finish of the sched-
ule a series of games between the
winners of each series will be played
to determine who is to play for the
District title in the city series. The
schedule follows:
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS,

Southern League.
Memphis, 4; Little Rock. 3.
New Orleans, Z; Atlanta, 2.
Birmingham, 4; Mobile, 2.
Chattanooga, 6; Nashville, 1.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

Note ). Did va ever see such a covey o.
Josies. Ions cross-eyed from lampin'
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
WHERE LON
LOST HIS CONTROL

'"Whatcha think, Uncle Dopey? I'm
at the game settin' peaceful and quiet
up in the same section with Eddie"
Walsh and the rest o. them magnets,
but when-I natural like cut loose
with some noise, and that old bills
blonde in the green sweater. which he
starts to comment about me terrible,
and says I oughta suppress my emo
tion. What is this suppressed emo
tion anyhow?
Suppressed emotion, Lon. is the d.
rect anithesis o. spontaneous combus-
tion, but IL you can't handle snithesis
or spontaneous combustion it means
this-you don't do somethin' you wanta
do what woulda made you feel better
had you did it. F'rinstance, a million
aires only kid pulls a getaway with
cern. thereby causin' the old pluto
crat to become so wrathy he nearly
has hydrophobia, and he cuts the lad
off without a cent, which makes the
young buck" sore'n hell, but instead
o. bitin' his Dada in the cheek as he'd
like to, he keeps down his fire and
comes back at him like this, why,
think. Dad, just think. She's muh wife!
I've swore to love and protect her,
and I'm gonna stand by her, Dad. even
agin' you" Which he proceeds to do
til both o. them are thoroughly con-
vinced there amt chanct on earth O.
maxim the old "tightwad" unloosen,
and then it becomes depressed emotion
or paranoia.
However, it's genteel stun and
should always be used by visitin' root
ers, especially when our teams in the
rear. DOPEY DAN.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

FIRST SERIES.
May l-St Aloysius vs.. Holy Name.
May 2-Sacred Heart ". st. Peters
May 3-St MaTEarets vs.. St Dominics.
May st Aoysius vs. Sacred Heart.
May 5-Holy Name vs.. St MArgarets.
May 6-St Peters Ts. St. DominiCs.
May s-Sacred Heart vs. st. MargSretA
May 9-St Aloysns vs.. st. Peters
May l0-Holy Name vs.. st. Dominics.
May list Aloysus vs. St Margsrrts
May l2-SacTcd Heart ys. St Dominics.
May l3-Holy Name W. St. Peters.
May 15-St. AloSsus vs.. st. Dummies
May l6-Holy Name vs.. Sacred Heart.
May I7-St Peters vs. ST. Matgarets.
May ls-Holy Name vs.. St. AlOysius
May le-St- Peters vs.. Sacred Heart.
May a-St Dominics vs.. st. MsrEAretS
May Est. Margarets Va Holy Name.
May Z3-SacTed Heart vs.. st. Aloysius.
May 24-St Dominics ST. Peters.
May B-St Msrrarets vs.. st, Aloyaus.
May B-St Peters Vs. Holy Name.
May H-St Dominics Sacred Heart.
May B-St Margarets vs.. Sacred Heart.
May 3o-Holiday, open date.
May 3l-St I'Ctsrs vs.. St. AloySius.
June l-St. DominiCs vs. Holy Name.
June 2-St. AIargarets ". st. Peters.
June 3-Sacred Heart VS. Holy Name,
June 5-St. DOminics vs.. st. Aloysius.
June 6-Open date
June 7-Open date
June S-Open date.
June 9-Open date.
June lo-Open date.
SECOND SERIES.
June l2-Sacred Heart vs.. st. Peters
June l3-Holy Name vs.. ST. AloySiuS.
June l4-St. Dominics vs.. St. MsrgaretS
June l5-Sacred Heart W. St Aloysius.
June le-Huly Name vs.. st. Margarets.
June list. Peters vs.. st. DOminics.
June l9-St. Aloysius vs.. st. Margarets.
June a-St Dominics ". Sacred Heart.
June Z-St- Msrgarets VS.. Sacred Heart,
June 2-St Aloysius vs.. St. Peters.
June 23-Sacred Heart Vs. st. Dominic.
June 24-St. MargRrets Us. St. Peters.
June 26-Holy Name rs. Sacred Heart.
June 2-St. Dominics vs. ST. Aloysius.
June 2s-st. Peters vs.. Holy Name.
June 2e-St. Margsrets Va St Dominics.
June SO-st. Aloyaus vs.. Holy Name.
July l-Open date.
July 3-Open date.
July 4-Open date.
July 5-Sacred Heart vs.. St. Pcter.
July e-Holy Name vs.. st. Msrgzrets
July 7-St. Aloysius vs.. Sacred Heart.
July s-Open date.
July lO-St. Peters ". 81. Domnics,
July ll-Sacred Heart vs.. St. MSrgaretS.
July l2-St. Aloysius vs. st. Peters.
July l3-Holy Name w. st. Dominics.
July l4-St. Aloysius vs.. St. Margapets.
July l5-Open date.
July T7-Sacred Heart vs.. St. Domiuics.
July ls-Holy Name vs.. st. Peters.
July ls-st. Aloysius vs.. st. Dominics
July 20-Holy Name VI. Sacred Heart
July 2l-St. Peters Us. st. Margsrets.
July 2-Open date.
July 24-Open date.
July 26-Open date.
July 6-Open date.
July 2s-Open date.
July 29-Open date.
July 3l-Open date.
August Post season games between winnsrs
6rst and second series begins
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

Note ?. Them N'Yawk guys don't looi
a bit sweller n our lads.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

Note !. The silver in the Old FoHs hair
makes him look like a Senator.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
American Association.

At Minneapolis:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-11

actor of the speaking stage Producer Thomas H. Ince claims to offer a sub ject of absorbing interest and a most unusual plot The theme of the story is the fallacy of the free love" the ory. and the play is a blow at the basic structure of the principle which the advocates of the free love" prop aganda profess to expound. This play was seen at the Orpheum last night and the success will be repeated again tonight.
 The drama is from the pen of C. Gardner Sullivan. of the Ince staff of photo playwrights. He presents a woman who is deceived by the wiles of a rich young Don Juan and her husband. a man of few words, but a deep thinker About this trio Sulli- van has conceived a plot that causes the two weaker characters to undergo complete change, and which pre- sents the fallacies of their theory as they would work out in actual prac- tice. ~"-
 The husband, Of course, is the apex about which the action reyolves. This part. played by Mills, is said to be handled by that artist in a masterly manner. Sullivan conceived the idea of the theme for his story after at tending a lecture given by a free thinkers" organization.
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GEORGE NIXON lS FRIEND OF
 PENN'S THICK
WelI-KnOWn Fl CentrO To- baCCOnist Endorses Famous
 Plug Tobacco

Men who know tobacco chew Penn's Thick for the genuine en- ioyment 1t gives them. One of these is Geo. Nixon, popular retail tobacconist of Fl Centro, Cal, and what he says is worth reading. Here it is:
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 Penn's Thick is. made of the choicest White Burly grown the tastiest, mellowest leaf for chewing.
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COLONEL TILLS0N MAY TAKE COMMAND OF THE
 TWENTY SECOND SOON
District of Columbia Batter Expected to Arrive in War ren Saturday. Preparations for Moving Going Ahead.

Col. Frank D. Webster, who has been in command of the Twenty-sec- ond Infantry. since the departure of Col. Robert H. Noble for San Fran cisco. will be relieved of the command in few days. according to informa tion received from the east. Col. J. c. F. Tillson. who formerly command ed the regiment, will be placed in com mand. Lieut.. Col. Webster. undoubt- edly, will remain with the regiment.
 This news with that received to the effect that the battery of Washington, militia, would arrive in the District on or about August 12. are the princi- pal features of busy day at the mili- tary camp in Warren.
 The District of Columbia battery will be located immediately north of the present camp of the field hospital unit. Water has already been piped 10 the proposed camp site and every thing is, practically, in readiness for the arrival of the field artillery. The balance of the District of Columbia troops are not expected, at least at present. Some of the officers of the militia think that the regiment in fantry must come eventually but do not feel certain of their opinion. In case the militia fails to materialize the Twenty-second will be kept iD the District and camped at the coun- try club.
 This camp is being rapidly put into shape which will enable the regulars, now at Warren and at Don Luis to move to their new quarters One bat talion of the Twenty-second may move on Saturday. The troops now at Don Luis and the balance of those at Warren, however. can not be trans ferred until next week.
 Mess halls, which are entirely san itary. being screened. and many oth- er provisions for the health and com
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TIGERS. 10: ATHLETICS. 4.

DETROIT, Aug. 10.-Philadelphia wound up it's western trip today with a ten to four defeat, after getting a two run lead. Detroit discovered Will liams' weakness early and bunted and stole with reckless abandon. Two safe bunts started the fifth and three double steals were made during the contest.
 Philadelphia 100000 4 Il 0 Detroit .... OO2O5OO3x-1O 16 l
 Batteries-Williams and Picinich; James. Mitchell and Mckee. ... ....
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NATIONAL RESULTS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l0-Toney and Mayer had a twirling duel in which neither team made more than one hit in an inning. Errors caused Cicinnati's defeat. Mayer was given perfect support. with Bacroft and Lu- derus making sensational plays. The score.
 R. H. E. Cincinnati ... OOOOOOOOO-O Philadelphia 1OOOOOOOx-1 Batteries-Tony and Wingo; Mayer and Killifer.
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AMERICAN RESULTS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Koob allowed five hits. never allowing more than one in an inning, but he filled the bases for the visitors in the eighth by Walking Foster and Morgan after Milan had singled with one out. Sen sational catches by Marsans and Mill Ter. however, prevented a score.
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fort of the soldiers are being rapidly constructed The amount of lumber being used is revelation to many of the local people. The soldiers ap- pear to be building for a permanent camp.
 Yesterday was pay day in the regi-
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THREE

ment and last evening the streets of the District proved the fact. without comment of question. The enlisted men were out in droves and. without telling stories out of school. managed to find more bootleggers than the same number of civilians could have located in a much longer period.
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Tered with female trouble, backache, nervous spells and the blues. My chil- dren's loud talking and romping would make me so nervous l could just tear everything to pieces and 1 would ache all over and feel so sick that l would not want anyone to talk
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At New Orleans, 6: Nashville, ,. At Atlanta, 3; Little Rock, 4. At Mobile, 5; Chattanooga, l. At Birmingham, 6; Memphis. z, (1O innings).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis, &; Louisville, ?. At St. Paul, 3; Indianapolis, 4. At Kansas City, 3; Toledo, 0.
 At Milwaukee-Columbus, rain.
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At Los Angeles-(First game) Port land, 2-5-1; Vernon, .3-6-1. Batteries Moves and Fisher; E. Johnson and Whaling, Metz.
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Washington OOOOOOOOO-O ? St. Louis =. OOOS1OOOx-4 l
 Batteries-Gallia. Boehling and Henry; Koob and Severeid.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Moines: R. H. E. St Joseph =. 00OOO02O0-2 4 Des Moines 22O01O2Ox-7 Il 0,
 Batteries - Hovlik and Beers; Thomas and Spahr.
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COAST RESULTS.

Al Oakland-Los Angeles, 6-11-1; San Francisco, 26-1. Batteries Horst man and Boles; Steen, Tanning, Old ham and Sepulveda.
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THE MORAL FABRIC"
 ATTACKS FREE LOVE
Great Triangle Feature at Or. pheum Tears Unorthodox
 Theme to Small Pieces.

In presenting "The Moral Fabric" the TriangleKay Bee feature starring Frank Mills, talented and experienced
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POSTPONED

Pittsburg, Boston, (two). St. Louis, New York, (two). CHICAGO, Brooklyn.
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MAPS 3. YANKEES 2.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10.-Lambeth, recruit from Topeka. Kas., outpitched Russell today. Lambeth not being scored upon after the first inning.
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At Salt Lake-Oakland. 0-S-3; Salt ore, 7-11-1. Batteries-Prough and Cadman; Piercy and Easterly.
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At Los Angeles (Second) Portland, 2-4-2; Vernon, S-S-2. Batteries-SOth- oron and Roche, Fisher; Mitchell and Metz.
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New York =. 2OOOOOOOO-2 3 1 Cleveland j.. OOO1O1OO1-3 s Q
 Batteries-Russell and Nunamaker: Lambeth and O'Neill.
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At Omaha R. H E. Denver ...... OOOOOOO2O-2 5 I Omaha ...... OOOOOO1OO-1 8
 Batteries-Ford and Shestak; North and Marshall.
 At Lincoln: R. H. E.. Lincoln ..... OO1OO O2X-4 2 Wichita ..... O1OOOlO0O-2 g o
 Patteries-Gregg and Griffin; Halla and Johnson.
 At Sioux City: R. H. E. Topeka ... OOOOO1OOO-1 0 Sioux City ... O0O2SOO0x--5 F o
 Batteries-Hall, Burwell and Allen; Schardt and Livingston.
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RED sox. il; WHITE sox. 5.

CHICAGO, Aug 10. - Boston strengthened it hold on first place to- day and sent Chicago down to third place. The worlds champions bunch ed hits behind the loose playing of the White Sox and won easily. At one time, Barry was on third and Lewis on first, and they worked a double steal with Russell standing in the box and looking at first base as if in a trance.
 R. H. E. Boston ..... 10O22O02 4-11 13 2 Chicago .... O0OOO2111- 10 Q Batteries-Foster. Leonard and Ca dy; Russell, Danforth. Williams and Schalk.
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MARION HARLAND'S CORNER
Plants to Exchange

4 have couple OF requests 10 make. One is.
xiii some reader exchange scarlet amaryllis for
red earnation slip Of the species Of cactus known
- the century plant. MRS. J. y. l..
The several branches of your request are
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and amateur. 1t will be a pleasure to for
ward each to one who may feel inclined to
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the century plant we have an interesting
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il is from one who is admirably qualified to
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