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nELr wANTED--,1alo ana Ten,.l.

WANTED. man and vito to work on dairy
farm Man must he good mikcr. feeder
and catctaker or stock and go on milk
Inlliter. wush and clean all dairy utensils
WIN pay man $35 per month: house to live
dress l.. " liarner. Il. d. .. Morgantown. w.
Va.
WANTED. experienced stcnosraphcrs. NAL,
and female. to register at once with the
L. e. Smith n Bros. Typewriter Co. s9t
East Main Street.
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ETEAaiBOAYs.
>~>INr~->>-~~~-~
Old D0rllini01l Line

~, Richmond. It. Of Ash St daily leo T. Nj
leaves NcMport News. .......... zoe y. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk .....-..... GOO \ III
Connections with main linc steamers ici.V-
ing Norfolk for New York daily. except sun
day 100 l.. NJ Connections also made 10y
\. y W. ity. 3 t.. NJ and e. " .. nv al /
J.. NJ Might line steamers stop at Glare
mont on signal. aud are met by public con-
VcyinCcs.
VIRGINIA NANIGATION co. James River
bH daylight for Norfolk. old Point, NcMport
News and all James River landings Monday
Wednesday and Friday GOO a. NJ
Freight received for all James River points
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HELP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

REGISTERED pharmacist wanted for three
90 weeks relief work Apply. stating
igarette hend booze artist will he com
sdered. Russell & Rowe Petersburg va
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MISUNDERSTANDING CO

Millwork, Flooring, Ceiling. Rough,
Dressed Lumber Surprisingly low in
price. surprisingly high in quality
Carload lots or small quantities.
PROMPT attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

Ev virtue OF decree OF the Rich
nond ,.hancery Court. entered July 20.
1916 in the suit of Dominick Lavieri
Cor Domiuici> Moschett) vs.: TX. LOUIS
Moschctti ct ais. the undersigned Sne-
cial commissioners will sell at pubic
auction on the respective promises. on
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

OWNING attractive. up-to-date. country
home with insufficient income. Would
like lady having income and no home tC
live with me and share living expenses
j. l04 care Times Dispatch.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule III effect January g. 1915
FOX NoKFoLTl: .s:i5 A. NJ. 300 a. NJ.
$500 +. NJ 1900 y. II.
FOR. LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
..G;i3 a. NJ. $50 ~ NJ. 1900 2. ~. 1896
=. ". Local to Crewe. '6:35 Z. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: li:io A
NJ '6:25 r. n, 300 T. ~. .Il:3o p. NJ.
,2;i9 T. NJ ti:'o T. NJ. '6:l7 p. NJ, $500
only.
W: - BEVILL W. c. SAUNDERS.
=. i. ". Rohnokc. G. T. A., Roanoke.
G. II. BOSLEY. ID. P. A.. Richmond. Va
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BY a. j. CHEWING. JH.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
I35 East Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
Excellent Farm and Mill
Property
IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA. KNOWN AS
"PAYNE"S MILL

trust from Emma S. shelton to Robert
Ice towers. trustees. dated October
90. 1910, of record in the clerks office
Va. in Deed Book -. page 1875. in
which said deed was substituted
said Robert Lee Powers by an order
entered i'll the Circuit Court of the
Eounty Of Louisa on the nth day OF
made in the payment OF the debt So
cured by the said deed of trust. and
having been required so to do by the
beneficiary, viii sell by auction, uron
the premises. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST &c. 1916
at o'clock l.. NJ,
tho property mentioned above and de-
scribcd in said deed. as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land contaiRiuS two hundred and
lying. being aud situated in Louisa
County, Va, on the South Anna River.
and known as the "Paync's Mill prop
criy, tho said lands adjoining tho lands
OF John A. Lacy, HigGcrson. Walton
and others. and on which is located a
frame dwelling house and Il large brick
and frame mill building. with the ma
water power thereto Belonging. the
said mill being both a corn. erst and
OF thirty 900 barrels or -four per dag
and one hundred and nifty $500 BUSH
els of meal per day"
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray the
costs OF executing Nlis trust and TO
discharge the balance due on said debt
amounting 10 $500, with intcreS t
thereon from June 20. 1916; the residue
upon such terms as may he directed
by the Irautor in said deed of trust,
or those claiming under her
SOL CUTCH1NS.
Substituted Trustee.
y. J. CHEWING. JE.. Auctionecr
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BY.SUTTON .S co, INC,
Real Estate AuCtionecrs,
10 North Ninth Street.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Kichmond-MainS 81. station.
Schedule figures not guaranteed For tha
S"uth-Daily: $50 a. NJ. local: 1890 A. NJ,
express parlor buffet car: d l.. NJ. express
lll6 l.. NJ. express. sleeping car opeu $500
7: NJ: 800 II, NJ. local. for kcysvilio. Chase
City aud Buffalo Lithia Springs--weok day.
York River Line-5:l0 L. NJ. Steamer
morS tparlor carr. 7:3j A. ii. and +:l5 Z.
Trains Arrive Richmond--Fron tho South !:
.:05 a. NJ and 500 y. NJ, $3.50 +. NJ. $40
T.. NJ. daily: $40 a NJ, except Sunday
From West Point: S:i5 ~. NJ except Mon
day; $40 \. NJ. and G:l6 T. NJ, daily.
Office 9O7 II. Main St. Phone Madison 2To.
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USED automobiles. several late model, Ford
touring cars and roadsters: also other
makes. u. II. Hamilton. II Nest Mail.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg { Potomac R. R

10 ut I..a Xi,iirtn AL S.,,Ii-pdy
". Rad ISIS Az. 's.27 MliE. hca'i t75s A. sf2ISPE
$40 A. t3.2] M. 1915 A. tl51Ps te75R ssle IN
ti1tllp t3.5oix, +5.47 PAltsttfH ts3efE, .IljsM,
ttgA Iti2MM
Etlsss N.I,mr lsu II. ,lls Pr sti tr, Itis Pr Sll.
lays H. Il hH daily. tftdkisls Ausn H,,L ii w. tiSS
A. ?S]ekH. 5t2PA
'si, ST. ai tIni9. ST. t,,,jlt tk, 2tn,s LED ti.a,r
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Rirfr1nn0 Gimps.pispatrb
XTY-sIxTH YEAR
ADMITTEDLY

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATH
; RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY, cents limo per Insertion.
SUNDAY. 10 cents n line per insertion.
Minimum space. two lines.
telephoncd or charged at the counter.
'he minimum is 20 cents.
, Tho following rates for repeated inBer-
lions are given. PROVIDED ALL ISSER-
,uioNS ARE USED WITHIN ONE WEEK,
WITH NO CHANGE OF COPY.
RATE PER LINE.
SUNDAY and DAILY insertions. 20 cents.
DAILY insertions. 10 cents
CONSECUTIVE insertions. 40 cents
=. Minimum space. two lines.
;, BASIS Of measurement IL solid agate. Il
'hea to tho inch. and six words TO the line.
~ he above rates cover all classinca tions.
t'assihcatlon not guaranteed after +. NJ
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SITUATION wANTED-NIalo.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced, will make
special arrangements with firms not en-
ploying bookkeepers $3.50 weekly. Books
opened. closed. disentanYled system In
stalled. etc. Accountant, X III. care
Times ispatch.
WANTED. position In drug store by young
man With years practical experience.
competent prescription man and salesman.
Best of reference. Address l. no. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position shipping clerk OF
salesman by an experienced young man.
Beet references from former employer A
10. Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man, experienced In clerical work
and bookkeeping and store work. now
holding Responsible position. wishes TO
make change. Address a ZIG. Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. a position ny a young man with
good reference in q wholesale grocery store.
l0l. care Times Dispatch.
BOOKEEEPER accountant. experienced In
responsible position, desires connection.
Address G no. caro- Times. Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

FORD touring car. $3.50 Ford roadster
s225. Overland touring car, 1914 model
s3oo A. r. Tiler. laos West Broad
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS

BY j. ID. CARNEAL g. SON
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
AUCTION SAIL.
Oh
No, 5i2 GILNiEk STREET. on
TtESDAI. AUGUST /. ,lolG.
at ga o'clock L. NJ.
ON the premises. we will offer for
sale the above property. The dwelling
has three rooms. fine lot. and always
rented. Will pay handsomely ~ an
Investment, and will bring large re-
turns. same tenant for about ten
years. Opportunity for nice little bar
gain.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

WAKTED-HOuSeh Goods.
COOP second hand household and ono:
furniture wanted In large quantity. Phone
Madison 1905.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway COMPANY

"'e""VHu anu OHeSdPcdhc DdJ halfway CUHpdnJ
Superscding Schedule OF April H. 1914
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond bs5:5o A. NJ. ~ A
~; bS A. NJ. a. NJ. 40 A. NJ. II a. NJ.
NJ. 6:2o T.. NJ. 7:I0 p NJ. bs Z. M. 10 T.
NJ. ll:i5 +. NJ
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ A.
NJ. 2 A. NJ. BE- a. NJ 10 A NJ eli A NJ
~ noon. 81 =. NJ. +. NJ, 3 p. ~. p
~. b';2o T. NJ. ego p. NJ. $40 Z. NJ. 8
Il. NJ. b9 4. NJ. IL L. NJ
hCarri"s baggage. DAILY except Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE. chinn ana wedding presents
packed and shipped with care. Jacob
Umlauf Phone Madison 32s2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

BOOKS AN9 PERIODICALS.
4 miscellaneous lot Of books. statIsticsi ana
otherwise. worth 500. for sale for sil
Wal not BIO delivered. Must be called for.
First Floor. Times-Dispstcb Building.
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SITUATION wASrED-icemnIe.
INSTRUCTION.

TCTORtNG-Students prepared for college
gentleman with long and successfui
experience as teacher desires 70 do
private tutorinn during the summer CAN
Boulevard 2645- W.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale.
WANTED

Immediately YOUNG LADIES for every
department i'll our factory Good
wages paid. Apply In the morning.
ALLEN 6 GINTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary Streets
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Whilst the terms OF the sale require
a considerable cash payment. the auc-
tioneers are prepared to make II rca-
Sonable loan to the purchaser.
WM. Il. PIXZINI co.
AuctiOneerS
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DEATHS

LOHMEY ER.-Dicd, Sunday July 80 at
80 r. ". IARY !. LOHMEYER. wife
OF Tho late William II. f.ohmcycr. her
mnihers residence. "p2 IL North seventh
Funeral notice later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

SEE the National Auto Top Co. FOR seat
covers. top and general REPAIRS also Ana
auto painting Randolph 37s6. $40 West
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WANTED-Salcsmen.

sAtESMAN wanted. experienced in whole
sale lnoieum grass rug moor cover.
ing iine on commission basis. We suarsn-
't" a very interesting proposition to any
mar Of good character and ability State
aE" ana experience. Address Box IS. Tr.n.
ton. X. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

7, Charles Q. Savile clerk do certify
that the bond required of the special
commissioners by the decree OF Feb
ruary II. 1914. has been duly given.
Teste: CHAS. O. SANILLE.
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FOR sALE-Real Estate

FACING Three Chopt Road. In College View.
Few large beautiful building lots very
Sneup. Easiest terms ever offered on high
cIass rchlty. without Interest or taxes. d.
patch
fahMElLLE and Louisa lots TO sell cheap
eSGnanIe for Richmond property. APP
Ey j Io4. care Times- D!spatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

BEST location North Richmond modern =
rooms strictly well-buiit home: large
SAros' anrubberE. etc. An opportunity. Ad
dress Owner" q i37, care r,mcs-pispatch
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR spring chtckena. eggs, vegetables
herbs. call Thompsons Farm. Randolph
ttss-J
EGGS for hAtchinE-Thoroughbrcd single
comb white leBhorns, wycon strain. 81 per
citing. Laying hens for sale. Ile. care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-Agcnts.

81 ARTL Lie ptE money maker, now read,
FOR market, brand new. 100 per cen
nrohts: infinite! field. Particulars free
Goo. o-Ri.lcy co. Vienna. Va.
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

BOILERS and engines. all sizes. traction
engine. sawmills. woodworking machinery
hangers. shaftinE and pulleys rebuilt; guar
anteed. I. Bluiord Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

and in the order hereinafter set for,h'
those certain pieces of real estate de-
scribcd in the said decree as follows,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

HAVE your old tires alf-soIed; 1000 "a
5000 miles from old castings Charles
bile. Bring your old tires Econ
omy Tire Co., SIS West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

3'5oo.ooo feet pine timber In Duplin County.
~ u. four miles from railroad. Price.
- per 1000. Timber Box lG7. Bursaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

AUTOMOBILE for hire. 3l.so per hour
New clean cara. Daniels. Boulevard %;
giO-J
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
AUTOMOBILES.

DRUG store for sale In Roanoke Va,
dress ]. I0s. care Times Dispatch.
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-14
Christmas Ideas.

wcy hspt by proportion as our bs glow WIN
eboud melt the warmth OF Cbrmas
forsns tmsa time for the doing e
beesed bariee
child the father OF the man. ana %
The cradle point vulnerable Will yet usher IN the
world need only bns-a Cbrmas
that lasts all the
would been Christmas ana
where now holy light where ewes and
If Christ bad @
would bav tseIf ef and the light OF Sod
establishment OF the OF tes ana
ecn you the benefits THE divine eon unu We
humility and sentnese and received INC WI"
made known to ue the Me gospel
Cbst have true Cbst
mae Of Iovs' Shall we be unndfu OF
Dim who the Cbet Of God from inc
n beavens gift offered With
money Dim With glad welcome
Cbndboed have enopo OF though
not m cole While they are
claim the whole Of even While m e.
emphasize Cbere currents beneath the
pIumme meditation mue plunge to note be CT
and determine their direction
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-24
The Horse Still Here

Though the sound of the auto is
heard throughout the land and the
scent of gasoline is waited over
mountains, plains, ordinary fields and
city streets, and, though Americans
are talking and thinking in terms of
the automobile, the horse Somehow
seems to hold his footing. At the
last convention of the Carriage
Builders National Association it was
said that horses are increasing in
the United States and that there is
little decline in the building of bug
gies and wagons. The same thing
was said at the convention of the
carriage builders last year.
1t is strong testimony of the
spreading prosperity and increasing
wealth and comfort of the popula-
ton of the country that notwith-
standing the almost magical increase
in number of motor-driven private
vehicles the extension of electric trac-
ton lines and the drain made by Eu-
ropes purchases of horses, the horse
not only holds his own, but con-
tinues to multiply.
The reasons, of course, are found
in the extension of the delivery prac-
tice among American merchants in
the country as well as in the city, and
the increasing number of small far
mers who find the horse yserviceable
in their business. Perhaps another
reason may be that a large class of
people who find the automobile use
full in numerous ways still cherish
the faithful horse and give him en-
ployment in driving and riding for
sport and pleasure. Using their ma
chimes for speed and distance. The
facts seem to be that though the
doom of the horse was sounded sew
eral years ago and is still being SCUM
ded, the horse is still among U.S.
WIo in Ofnn Cfor
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-24
The Daily Banner
Published Daily Except Sunday.
CAMBRIDGE, MD, AUG. "a, 1916
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. Leroy L. Wallace has return
ed to his home in this city, after hav-
ing spent several days in Annapolis.
Miss Helena elsie left via Milton
for Baltimore Tuesday, after spend
ing two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
August Rasche.
Mrs. Clement G.. Rogers has as her
guests Mrs. James McMeekin and
Mrs. George Mowbray, of Philadel-
phia; Miss Marie Pinning. of Balti-
more, and Miss Dorothy Moran, of
Salisbury.
Mrs Levin R. Moore, of Michigan,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Winfield Webster, at Vienna, is
spending sometime in this city, as the
guest of her sister and brother, Mrs.
A. J. Dunn and Mr.. VIM. w. McNa-
mara.
Recently merchant of this county
happened to see a farmer receive a
box at the depot and noticed that it
was from mail-order house. He al
so noticed that the goods were right
in his line and the same as he carried
for years. He Immediately approach
ed the farmer and said: Il could
have sold you the goods you have
here for less money than the Chica
go house and saved you the freight"
Then why don't you do so?' said the
farmer. Il have taken the local pa
pers for a year and have not seen a
line about your selling these or any
other goods. This mail-order house
sends advertising matter to me ask
ing for my trade, and they get it. If
you have any bargains, why don't
you put them in the paper, so we
can see what they are?"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-24
Beauty or Pennsylvania.

In one respect only Pennsylvania u
Unchanged and Interchangeable. Men
have dealt harshly and shamefully by
her. but nature has crowned her with
beauty. Her founder, knowing moth
Ing Of his broad tracts, save that they
were forest lands, gave to the new
province the pretty name Of Sylvania,
and Charles H., always q postmaster
Of words, prefixed the Penn, for which
pleasant cenceit every son and daugh-
ter Of the state owes him grateful
thought. Thus the word Pennsylvania
perpetuates history, honors a noble
name and symbolizes the loneliness Of
the land, land Of woods and waters,
hills and valleys, fat farms and rocky
solitudes. The shrieking engine that
drags its trainload of passengers
through the valley Of the Juniata,
across ridge after ridge Of the Allie
ghenies, past the Tuscarora gap and
the succession of narrows-Long Mar
rows. Jacks Narrows, Packsaddle
Narrows-has traversed a country so
widely and nobly beautiful that, in Eu-
rope, it would attract the tourists Of
the world.-Agnes Repplier in Ameri-
can Magazine.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-24
new YORK WORLDS
TRANSIENT METROPOLIS
Its Quarter of Million Daily Visi-
tors Would Swamp London or
Paris.

The greatest transient city on the
Their London nor Paris, but New
York. The 100000 visitors who
come to New York every day would
swamp the hotel facilities of either
the English or French metropolis.
/ But the New York visitor, according
| to the New York American, remains
in the city on an average Of four and
one-half days, making an average of
nearly 100000 visitors in New
York most of the time. 1t is this vast
and rapidly growing army OF visitors
that makes it almost impossible for
New York to keep its hotel facilities
up to the demand.
The Hotel Commonwealth, the
SIS, 100000 monster which is to be
located in the Times Square district,
is New York's latest eXpedient for
taking care of visitors. With it's
1900 rooms, number that would
have been staggering few years
ago, it will be the largest hotel in
the world.
New York city ever has been
great bonanza for hotelkeepers," says
the New York American. Its ho-
tells and their bonifaces long have
been famous throughout the world.
THE average of passenger traffic
in and out of the city is daily 493,-
900 persons and 2,340 trains.
There is the boat and automobile
traffic, for which figures are not
available. These classes of traffic are
constantly increasing.
approximately 10000 commu-
tiers come in and 60 out of the city on
week days.
The out-of-town visitors, it is es-
timated, average 100000 persons.
The average out-of-town visitors
stay in town is estimated as four and
one-half days. The expenditures of
the visiting 100000 average during
a day $1,120,00O.
THUS the average visiting individ-
ual spends close to $40 day, not all,
of course, in hotels.
THE city has 215 hotels with fifty
or more bedrooms.
"Statisticians have figured that
the 100000 guests, whose visits av-
erage four and one-half days in
town, spend $2,12O,00O. For their
dinners they spend $4,000 a day.
Daily they pay 100000 for lodgings
and other meals. Their shopping
tours use up $4,000 per diem. The
theatres get from them 100000 a
day. In all kinds of side trips they
spend about S2S0,00O day.
1T is significant that the three new
est large hotels, the McAlpin, the Bel
mont and the Biltmore, are all paying
handsome dividends. The Belmont
is said to earn forty percent. upon
its stock, and the Biltmore a smaller
return on much larger capital
The figures given by the American
are conservative. For instance, at
the Grand Central Terminal alone, in
one day, an average of 100000 peo-
pie arrive, and as many more depart.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-24
Seaford 5; Cambridge 4.

Seaford won an exhibition game
from Cambridge here yesterday by a
score of five to four. The game was
not scheduled and did not count in
the league race. "Reddy" Matthews
was on the mound for Cambridge
and twirled very nice game, allow
ing Seaford only five hits, four OF
which were made in one inning and
one in another, this leaving seven
innings with no hits. Price twirled
sr than. Matthews hut received the
breaks.
The game was quickly played and
played nicely by both teams. Dykes,
the Seaford first baseman, left the
game in the fifth with split finger.
Costello was then brought to third
and Mallonee sent to left field. NAL
lonee played a good game in left and
Pickup in right.
Andrews, Erricson, Spedden and
Bourland fielded nicely Andrews
made a good catch of Costello's fly
in the first. Ericsson made fine
catch of Rommel's fly and robbed
him of a hit. Spedden made nice
stop and throw of Pickup's grounder
in the third. Bourland made fine
catch of Prices liner in the fifth, and
later threw Price out on a hit to
right by fast fielding. Erricson hit
long double to right, which missed
being homer by only few inches.
Miller hit double to center in the
first. Pearson, Wilson and Williams
each made two singles.
Cambridge scored two runs in the
second and two in the fifth innings.
The first two were scored on Wilson's
single, Bourland walked, Andrews
sacrifice and Williams single to CEN
ter, scoring Wilson and Bourland.
The two in the fifth were made on
Erricson's double, Pearson's single,
Wilson's single and Bourland's sin
GLE This was the end of the Cam
bridge scoring.
Seaford scored four runs in the
fourth and one in the ninth. In the
fourth runs were scored on Costello's
single, Porte's felder's choice Smith s
single, Foiles' sacrifice, Dykes single
to left, Bolly's single to left, They
did not score again until the ninth
when they won the game. They
scored on Foiles' single to left, Nal
lonee's fielder's choice, Andrews er.
ror, and Williams error. This run
won the game, as Cambridge failed
to score in their half of the ninth.
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