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LEAFS AND BRONCHOS SPLIT

TORONTO, July 1-Toronto and
Rochester split even on the holiday
bill to-day, the former taking the first
,,game. to Q, while the locals annexed
the afternoon affair with a 3-to-2 vic
game In the first inning on three
bases on balls from McTigue and two
infield hits. The second game was n
scrappy contest. and was only won in
the ninth. Shocter and Ritter engaged
in sterling pitching duel, both al
rowing only six hits. Tho scores
FIRST CAME
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Totals 81 II - IL ! Totals33 % I3
'Raued for Smith in ninth

Buffalo ........ ....i 5 o o.
Montreal ........ ......o 0 o OF
O'Neill. ]. Cnsiow. Engel. z. 4. Smith.
Stolen bascs-Ciill. ONeil Kopp (3), Chan
nell. =. Smith Moran Two:base hits-Giil.
h!ts--kopp. O'Ncill. Smyth. Double plays
Fullerton 20 Smyth to Siattery: Wagner
TO Slattery. Struck out-by Engcl. .; by
Fullerton. /; by S. Smith. !. Bases on bal lis
of Englc. :; off Fullerton. .. Innings
DECENTRALIZATION, innings. 10 hits and {
runs; Smith. innings. hit and no runs
Hit by pitcher-by Fullerton. 1 (Carlstrom).
Umpires. Chestnut and Cieary. Time so
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 81 "A ! Totals :. / >.
'Battcd for Beatty in ninth.

score ny innings; r.
Rochester ...... .......0 . l-c
Toronto ....... ........0 "a
Summary: Rurs-Jacobson. Sislin. Smith.
MurIay Mckee" Two.base hits-Mckec.
Smith. Stolen bascs-SiElin (2). Murray
t2). Smith. Mckee. Double plays-Graham
% Smith. Struck ou;--by Ritter. .; by
ShocH"r % Bases halls-on Ritter, 8;
of Shooter, Passed hn!ls-NcKce. TIM
rir"s. !3raasti'!i and HaDdiboe Time, i:i5.
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GIANTS TAKE LICKING

NEW YORK, July 1.--Philadelphia
made II three out Of rive from New
York here to-day, winning the last
game of the series, . to =. Dcmaree,
IL former Giant. defeated his former
teammates for the fourth time this
season.
The league champions had n batting
picnic ut the expense of Schaucr and
Schupp in the eighth inning. The
score:
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LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE

NEW ARK. July Newark climbed
back into The nrs- division Nv Gnt...,
ing providence twice this afternoon
TO and 70 >. Both games were
married by hard hitting. Newark being
onthit IN the second; but both Enriah.
and Smallwood kept the ProyjdeTco
blows well scattered. The scores.
FIRST GAME
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Rowling League OutInp.

Times Dispatch Mt II O'clock this
morning will carry The Times Dis
patch Rowling League to the farm Of
II. y. Jacob, in Chesterfield County, for
twenty members of the league gro ex.
pected to go on the trip.
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FIRST GAME
Totals. ..3S : u H. Totals. D..
Stated for SicnEol In ninth.
Battcd FOR Hughes In NTH.

score by innings:
Brooklyn ........ ......0 0 . o.
Boston .......... .......O 0 " . . O 80
summary: Runs-I.ohnston, Daubert (a)
STENCIL Evers ca. Collins. Magee Snod .
grass. Gowdy. Allen. Two base hits-StenyeI
MaSce. Snodgrass. Gowdy. Three base hit
Wheat. Stolen basss-Wheat. Stengel Sac
rifle. hits-Daubert t2). Snodgrass, Maran-
vile" Double plays Meyers to Daubert:
Gowdy To Smith, Bases tnlls--on pfrff.r
8; Off Hughes. !. or Rcuibach. =: of Aii.D
J. Hi by pitchcr-by Pfcffcr. (Konetchy)
Struck ont--by FfeIer. .; by llnghos. 4; by
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Continued on Second page.)
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The next regular club match will
Saturday, July 3, ut o'clock.
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FIRST GAME.

C,hic.r, ''''F''' Z.
81: Louis ...............0 l."
summary; Runs-Flack on. Schultz Mann
Two-b hits-Fschcr SAFER Mann. Wilson
ihrG" base hit-iornsby. Home run-Saicr.
i'oupIe piayS-Corhan to Bethel to Miller ::
Sihith TO Miller TO Snyder: Hall to Corhau
10 beck Bases on ballS--of Jasper >; Off
nan. !. Sacrifice hit-Smith. Stolen bases
rack -. bescher. Struck out-by Jasper
:: by Prendergast, =: by Hall . Umpires
Klein and Ernslic. Timc. o:nl
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n
Washington 49,. $50 o o o -
Boston ..... ~ q n a
summary: Runs-Foster, Milan Shanks
Williams. Gamer. Scott. Bases on balls
oil Borhling. }, off Ruth. . Hits-on Ruth
In i-S innings; off Boehiing = in : innings
Struck out-hy Boehing, =: by Ruth ); by
Foster, !. Two-base hits-Foster Henry
Walker. Sacrifice hit-Rondeau Doubin
play-Sawyer TO Foster TO Williams Wild
pitch-Boeh!ing. Balk-Boehling. Umpires
owens and Connolly. Time. 1:5S
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Summuryi T,So-bnsc hIt!Arrnxou.
Ihrce-hnse hlt-Russell. Sacrifice
hits--hiorrisctte, Lunar, KelIiher,
Dnnkston. Stolen bnhes-TwOmbly,
Hcndryx. Priest. Bases on balls
OFT MOrrlsetfc, !; on Rhondes, 3.
Bntters bit-by RhOaden tRukseIl,
RftterD. Struck out-by MOrrisette,
q; by Hhoadcn, 9. Passed bnlI-tey-
nOlds. Wild pitches-RhOndeH 90.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 10; Rich
mond, IL. Time, 2,O5. Empires, Nc
Gown and Hnrt.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS
TIGERS co DOWNWARD
JACKSON TOO ANXIOUS
TO CROSS HOME PLATE
with the Bascs Full. J. Collins Drives
One Out for Three

CHICAGO. July 1.-Chicago outplay-
ed Detroit in every department of tho
game to-day and won, i to o, their
thlrd straight victory over the visi-
TORS. IN the sixth inning. after Felsch
hai made IL home run. Chicago filled
the bases and j. Collins tripled Jack
SON IN his hurry to score, passed y
collins and was called out by Umpire
Evans. Manager Rowland protested
81"
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low They Stand TO-DAY
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Rochester: &: Toronto. 9 (nrst Same,
toronto, 8; Rochester. (second Kame).
nunao, :; Montreal. ttlrst Sumc).
Buffalo. 8; Montreal. Z (second gnme).
Sewark, .: Providence, thrst gaineI.
baltimore. 5: RICHMOND. (first Snme1.
baltimore, .; RICHMOND, Second
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WAGNER HITS HOMER
GRAND OLD DUTCHMAN is
STILL THERE WITH WILLOW
Mnmnuy Wins His own Gimme hv
steady Pitching aud Terrific
Struggling.

CINCINNATI July 1-Mamaux's
good work on the mound and at bat
won FOR Pittsburgh here to-day. . to
/. He allowed but four hits. made
double and q triple and scored one
run. The other Pittsburgh rum was
homer by Wagner The score:
Pittsburgh, (in,,,o,;
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


At Observation-Disclosures. (, Mil
waukee, o.
At Louisville Louisville, 81 Indian
apolk, 4.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul, A. Kansas
City. Cten innngs).
AT Toledo-Toledo, 6; Columbus. 3.
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JOHNSON TO RESCUE

WASHINGTON, July t.--Washington
made 1t three out of four in the series
with Boston here by taking to-day's
game, to .. Boehling gave way to
Johnson, with two on bases In thu
eighth. The locals drove Ruth froJ
the box and scored all their runs T..
the fourth on three singles two passes
and an error. The score:
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Totals. "a II 81 10 Totals 81 :
,Battcd for Benton in seventh.
Score by innings:

phtiadephia .....a o . o %
New YORK ..............0 o | 0 %
summary: Runs-Paskcrt. Niehoff CO.
stock. Cravath CD. I.uderus co. Whitfield
khuf, Robertson Three base hit irhofr
Two-basc hits-Pasilert, Robertson Bases on
ba lls-on Deinarec. l; off Benton .: OF
Schauer. :: of Schurp. =. Struck out-by
i'emaree. ,; 10y Benton, .; by Schupp. >
Sacritic" h!t-Whittcd. Double plays-Nie.
hoT. Bancroft and Ludcrus: Fletcher. DOYLE
and Merk!e Doyle. Fletcher and Merkle
Iii;s-off Benton. In innings: OF Schaurr
In l-3 Inning. Umpires. Byron and Ouig-
lev limo, 2:OI.
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sNVT'' UE INnlNSS: n
nbf nrh .................... o 0 = 0 10
..N'lPi''dt .-'..'-...--...... y q q 0 0 o O OF
summary: Runs-Giihoocy. Baker. Macco
x, caldwell. Walsh, Mclnnis. Rove. Meyer
Eases ON balls-off Russell. .: off Myers /
struck ou'-hy Russell. &: by Mogridge .;
ny Myers 3 Three base hit-Magce. Two
baSe hits-Baker. Nunamaker. Sacrifice hit,
High. King, Mclnnis Walsh. Never
stolen easGs-Masec. Strunk. Wild pitch
unpires. Hildcbrand and O'I.oughlin TiImn
1000
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STANDING OF cIUne

WHERE THY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis mt Cleveland.
(So other games scheduIed)
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YANKEES TAKE SERIES

PHILADELPHIA. July New York
made a clean sweep of the Philadel-
phi;i series of four games by winning
To-Day. . to 4. Russell was succeeded
by Mosridge after Philadelphia scored
TOUR runs on three hits and three err
fOrS. The score:
Na,x
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STANDING OF CLURs

'Ashevilie won FIRST huif OF pennunt rnce
with percentage OF 1923. Tho team won
thirty-thrce and lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY To-DAH.
(No games schedulcd.)
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WAS A TIMELY SWAT

CLEVELAND. July 1.-Cleveland
Louis by winning to-day. : 70 4 in
eleven innings. Roth, who had not
reached first in five previous times at
pat. drove the ball TO the bleachers
In the eleventh. letting i'm the yinninn
run. The score:
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South Atlantic League.
Southern Association.

At Memphis-AIemphis. 3: Atlanta. .
AT Little Rocl-Littlc Rock, Is;
birmingham. 4-3 tsccond, seven in
ninsS, atsrccmcnD.
At Chattanooga-Cha 2-5:
Mobile. 30.
Al Notwithstanding. .; New Or
leans. e.
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Hopewcll, y; Portsmouth, 4 first game,
itopeweii. 3; Portsmouth. Second game. .
Hocky Mount. =; Norfolk. first gnmc)
Newport News, 3; Petersburg. tiirsf
Newport News, 3; Petersburg, O t.ccopd
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 5: ST. Louis, 4 eleven inning y
Washington. !; Boston. 9.
New York, 8: Philadelphia, {.
Chicago, 6; Detroit, o.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Chicago ut ST. Louis
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati.
{Only two games schetiuied.5
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r,i', ~ ih"'"sS' r.
cleveland .................. l l o l o l-5
81: louis ......;; -.....:.. o lO3 o 0 o.
summary; Runs-Grancy (2). Gandil.
Evans Coveleskie. Shotton (a) Austin
SiSler Two-bnse h!ts--Evans. O'NeiU Can
oil Austin. robin. Sacrifice hts-Aus:!n
has"s-sisler Chapman. Graney. spea G.sr.
Buses on balls-oh Bagby. j. off Hamilton,
!; eff Park. =: OFF Plank, l. Struck
out-by KEEPER, 1; by Park |; by
Plank. >; by Coveleskie. l. Double play
MarSans to Sisler. Cmpires. Dineen and
Chill. Time not given
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BlSONS TAKE TWO

MONTREAL. July Montreal drop
ped both ends OF a double header here
o-day 10 Buffalo The Bisons took the
first TO l and the second to Z.
FIRST CAME
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stolen bas.s-S!nith. Zncher Double play
Truesdal. to Graham. Struck out--by Hale.
o; ny Manning. .: BY Herbert J. Hit by
p!tchcE-by Manning, (Haic). C!np.res
Br.nst!elt and NanG!boe. Time l:50.
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Chicago ......o o o y OIL
st. Louis .........1 o 0 . IL
Summary: Runs-W!llams. Zimmerman.
Mann. Bethel. Miller, Gonzales. Butler. Two
base h!ts-B Bethel, Safer. Double play-I.onS
TO Miller. Bases on bnils-on Vaughn /:
of Meadows :. Sacrifice hits--Fischcr go
Flack, Bescher, Miller, Smith. Stolen has =
Miller. Struck out-by Ames !; by Meadows
3; by Vaughn. / Hit by pitcher-B cschcr
Zimmerman. Wild pitch-Vaughn. Umplres,
Klein and Enslic. Time. o5.
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, o: New York, .
Pittsburgh. 2: Cincinnati, 1.
Chicago. .; -; Louis. (first gninc).
-. Louis. J. Chicago, (second gume)
Boston, ;; Brooklyn. 1 (first gumeJ.
fioston, .; Brooklyn, @ (second camel.
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Cincinnati.

rittsourgh mood 0 . o IL
'shtihhiu ....,. ......o l 0 0 0 O--l
summary: Runs-Wagncr. Mamaux XII
ii.r" T"o-baSe hit--Mamaux. Three .ba SO
h my Maraux. Sacrifice hits-Iirif-
nun hh:tHer Carey. Home run-Wagncr.
St"'eh hhse-Groh. Double piay--Iiinchmau
tunaSsistcd). Struck out-by knc.zcr !.
Bases on balls--on Mamaux 3: off Knetxer
J., empires Risler and Harrison Time
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BRAVES TAKE BOTH

BOSTON, July l.-Ffeavy hitting gave
Boston Il i-to-t victory over Brooklyn
IN the first game OF n double -hea der
mere to-day, while msplays by the
VISITORS lost them the second. = to 0.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Providence ut Newark 1.-TWO gamesl
- Buffalo at Montreal,
tNo other games schcduIed.)
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Rochester .......3 @ o I. o O o o.
Toronto $500. .....0 0 o 0-o
summary: Runs-Leach (2), McAuley
Iacher. Truesdale. Manning. Three base
hit-Lcnch. Two-basc hits--Zachcr. Truos-
dale. Trout, Smith. Sacrifice hit-SiGiin.
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NGwark .....0 0 / 2 0 o Is
~ 4vidence ......l o 2 o o %
rs Healey, Powell. Blackburne YeiIe TIN.
Gu. Sacrifice hits-Healey. Zimmerman
RehG. Stolen base-Healey. Two-base hits
-hehg. I!ncup. Healey. Callahan. Schultz
Three-bas hits-Healey. Callahan. Bases on
eaiis-on Enright. 8: * lineup. . Struck
ont-oy Enright. 6: b. lineup. 5. Hit by
ritcher-by EnriSht. (PoweiD. Double
p!ay-Shean. Fabrique TO Blackburnc I'm.
pires, Hardlboe and Freeman Time a;lO
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
winston Salem, 3: Charlotte, 1.
Durham. Raleigh. 3 twelve innlnrs).
Asheviile, 3; Greensboro, 2.
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STANDING OF CLUBS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
{No games scheJuied.)
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 80 e?,,1 Totals ~ y .

Providence 80. 40 o o O 0 o..
summary: Runs-Cablc (2). Ritter, Gala
han. Zimmerman. Rehg. Brainard Sacr!-
fee htt-Shean. stolen bnses-Eayrs. Rchg,
Shean. Two-base hits-Durgin, Cable (o)
Base on balls-on Smallwood l. Struck
out-by Smallwood, /: by Peters. /. Wild
pitch-Peters. Umpires. Freeman and Ham
diboe. Time. :35.
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summary: Runs-Fclsch Weaver C2I y
1 i,,,ri 81 Schalk Two, base hits-Fournier.
- h"ilinan. Three. base hi,s-J Collins
l.; coi!ins. Home rrn-Fcisch. Sacrifice hits
w, Wv earer. Jackson. Schalk. Wright stolen
ournieT. Struck out--by Williams z;
ny lanes, :. Bases bails-off Jan,os I.
on Mitchell. ]: OFF Williams. /. Doubl" piays
lanes TO Bush to Burns: Wright to Four
ni"f 70 Weaver. Wild pitch-Iames TIM
pires. Evans and Nal:in. Time OF game. la.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
GOOD FRIEND
TO WOMEN
That's What Mount Pleasant Lady
Says Cardui Is and Tells What
Il Did For Her.

MT. PLEASANT, Tcnn.-"As a girl
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Mrs NJ + Rail. OF this place. Il have
always been accounted healthy never
lelt any trouble like weakness un-
I'll | came to the change OF life ! was
abou, 4S when that began think
would have died had not found out
wha, a good friend to women Cardui
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The swimming in my head was nearly
continuous, could no, >toop down it
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Had 1t not been for Cardu know
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.or thousand, OF others ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
Marburg Sails
Without Passport

WASHINGTON Nov 10 Theodore
Marburr o.. son OF the Baltimore peace
advocate, who Wa, formerly minister To
Belgium has >ailcd from New York tor
England Young Marburg induced the
Holland Amcrika line hN waving all
rights and releasing the line from any
consequence, ,or what might happen To
him to grant hun passage
The officers OF the line, however
would not make 'hS concession m the
absence OF passports until he had OBJ
tanned from a British consular Officer
a certificate stating tina, Marhurg was
AN ottIcer IN the British army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
PAIN GONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Rub pain away with a small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil
~ -IlIM.- NhonmaII,m

Stop "lonug' Rheumatism
It's pam only, not one case IN lriy
require, internal treatment Rub
soothing. penetrating st Jacobs on
right on the tender spot" and by tive
time Won say Jack Robinson -out
COME, the rheumatic pain and distress
~ Jacobs orr /, q hamlc,, rhcuml
ti,m lnm,ut which never diappoiut
and docsn', burn the skin 1t take,
pain. soreness and ,tilmc,, from ach
ing Joints. muscles knd homes. stop,
Sclati,a, lumbaRo. haekache and ncu.
algll
Limbct up Get small ,r,al bottle
OF old time. homes, "St Jacob, on
from any drug store, and IN moment.
,oull be Tree from pains. ache, and
stiffness Don't suffer- Rub thruma
u,m away ..-AdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
Philadelphia Exports Grow.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov l0-Thc cx-
port values at this port for October cx
cccdcd S25.On0OOO, an increase OF Sill
COCOON over the corresponding period
last year, IT was announced today hy
the commissioners ot navigation. The
imports were N5000O0 an increase oi
S2SOOOOO, over October, 1915 Most OF
the export, were consigned to Russia
and England, and consisted largely OF
munitions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
Drys Making New
Campaign Plans

CllltNGO. Noy m \ Nv, Chicago
by 1919 and a dr, nation b, lpN =, IN,
aim oi thc dr Chicago federation
which will ryr' tonight u nrnm',t.
tlan,. according tu 'hp statement, ul
leader, loda, llis .ld that 'hc cam
paigu for a drN Chicago Will Ice pu,hc
forward with greater fore, than ever
The result ul the impetus received from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10

They houul IN, thumb, with uu.
and strung HIM mp 'o % beam when
'h, pain h,.mc mhgrJh'r hr .vuuu,l
They let hw down. revived hmm and
Ihcu renewed their lruul \pm
they strung hmm up
NJ the hcirhl or ht, torture ,hr uc.
sage arrived from q uurhhumu purh,
that President Wilson had urlucd All
american, out ~ Mcvrco Rhc mndil
lhcrcupon released their prisoner anil
told him to leave 'hr country AZ once
n, needed no second invitation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10

France and England 10 the idea o, ar
bltratlon The chancellor had expressed
fear that England would frame peace
coalition IN accordance with her uwn
desires Nevertheless, the principle
ought TO be recognized 4, right
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-12-13
House Numbers for Towns

| In a very few of the 24Q towns in
Vermont are the houses equipped with
street numbers The reasons for this
! neglect are not clear. 1t is probable
however. that the majority Of the
towns do not have a sufficiently large
population to require such an ar
rangement.
In q small town everybody knows
everybody else. 1t is sometimes i'm
possible for the natives to understand
why a stranger does not know where
Mr.. SO-and-so lives; everybody knows
So-and-so. they think. The only logi-
cal way of giving directions as to
houses is by the aid Of street mum bers.
A city without street numbers would
he unheaPd of.
The advantages of street numbers
on houses arc many and obvious. How
much more conveniently can a build
ing be located by means of n street
number than by the rather vague
direction that it is ''the fourth or fifth
from the corner, on the lcft-hand side
of the road" or similar indication
Numbering the buildings within the
limits of it's main streets would I'M
deniably be for the best interests of
the towns which adopted the system.
The cost of carrying out such
plan would not be prohibtive, at
least. Numbers can be purchased for
10 or ) cents per set and the town
would have little expense to bear
only that of notifying the property
owners what numbers to place on their
respective buildings.
The plan of numbering buildings i'm
towns of moderate size-say l 900 or
200 population and up-would be Of
great advantage if carried out and
should materially increase the stand
ing of the town among its neighboring
communities.-Bu Clipper
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-12-13

w. w. Sanborn Of Sutton was Wis
itor in the city Friday
G. A. Silver of Barton was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Katherine ROBBIE of Barnet called on
friends in town Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Houghton Of
Lyndon and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rus
sell Of Kirby visited in town Friday.
Frank Steadman OF Waterford was
a business visitor here Friday.
Forest 5. Benjamin was i'm town Fri
day from Hardwick on business.
e. e. Silsby returned Friday even
ing from n business trip to Boston.
Sprague brennan of Barton was a
visitor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Grover Smith spent the week end
as the guest of relatives in Groton.
Miss Ella Wilmarth of Lyndonville
spent Saturday in st. Johnsbury.
Carl Smith and family spent the
week end in Danvile.
Guy Lindsey of +. Barnet called on
friends i'm town Saturday.
]. ]. McDougall of Lyndonville was
st. Johnsbury visitor Saturday.
A. l.. Murdoch who has been direct
ing Ff-Fi leaves ST. Johnsbury on the
evening of Zee. 20.
Mrs Edgar Harvey returned Satur-
day from North Woodstock. where she
has been visiting her daughter.
t. p. Hyde of Springfield. Mass. was
The guest of Welcome Eastman. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hemingway
of Waterford spent Saturday in St
Johnsbury.
Miss Pearl DensmOre Of West Burke
visited DR. and Mrs. r.. H. Burke, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Arthur Turs on, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles Asselin the
past few days, returned 10 her home
in LyndmvilIe, Saturday.