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The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

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euis oon, @a7s; b-sns native sr~.1. bns. $50;
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The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 81, part original lot s-Edward Beck 70
John D. Coughlan and William J. Flsther. r..
| to secure Edgar NJ Mayne, $50; three years;
per cent semiannusny.
Lanier Heights lot 44s-Arthur L Bliss and Hsrry
K. Bliss, trustees. and AlonZo o. Bliss. to Wilson
H. Barrett and James D. Hobbs.( to secure Harry
wardman. $3.50; to IS months; per cent
semi-snnually and maturity.
Mount Pleasant, lot 64S-Pshs Z. Brcngle ct W
lClara S.. to Sidney Paige and Myer Cohen, TO So
cure Rosa P. Hayes $50; ! to 3 years; 81 per
cent seni-annuallyq.
Square l0Z7. lot 3S-Edward Devny ct ux Mary,
to Henry H. Bergrnann and Charles schafer. to
SECURE Northern Liberty German-American B. A.
Square a7. part original lot n-william J.
Fsntress to AlesTnon s. Gardiner and George 8.
Rees. to secure Fannie ]. Barrett, $500; January
J. 1919; per cent semi-annualy and maturity.
Square s6. lot l14-Edth Fleetwood to Wash
ingtnn Loan and Trust Company, to secure Equit-
able Cooperative B. A. $500.
Columbia Heights. lot 3, block q; Mount Pleas
ant, block S-Ida NJ. Hamilton ct vr Charles A.
to Washington Loan and Trust Company; to Sc
Equitable Cooperative B. A, 500; came to
James J. hampton and George Hamilton: to Sc
cure Herman W Van Sender. $40; 60 days and
monthly payments: s per cent semi annually
Washington Heights, lot "A, block 5-Clsment W.
Huske ct Alice s., to Simon Oppenheiraer and
200; and years; per cent semi-annualE.
Square 66i. north part part lot s-Gcorge D. Lip
pincott ct ur Mabel A, TO J. Leo Kolb and Will
lam D. Coombs; to secure Irrne Brennan, $3.50;
5 years; per cent quarterly.
Square i1ss. lot 5S-DaVid Il. McwuIars ct uI
Rea g.. to B. Francis Saul ard jams F. Shea
TO secure Home Savings Bank. 5000; monthly pay
ments; per cent
HOlnsd Manor. lot .. block t-Era B. Mid
oletOn ct vir Jefferson, to Arthur Car and Mar
vim A Curtis. to secure Perpetual B. A.. $500.
Square 5O3, lots IS and 67-Enest Niebei ct u1
Elizabeth. TO Henry Fl. Bergmsnn and George M.
Enmerich, to secure Metropolis B. A. No s.
HDo
SQUARE rs part original lot Thomas W. schaef.
fer q ux julia NJ, to National Savings and Trust
Company. 10 secIre American Security and Trust
Company. 500; years; per cent semiannually
Square 81, parts original lots and l0-Wolf
schlcsberg ct Lille Joint tenants to Alexander
IL Bell and Zef Schlosbsrg; To secure Harry F
and Kathryn Il Dunkhorst. 800; years; per
cent Semi-annuaIlY.
Square 90. lot 1s-Geors, F. Softer ct u1 Amelia,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Dull week IN
REALTY MARKET
Fourth Of July Holiday Sea.
son Believed Responsible
for the Slump.

The Independence Day spirit which held
sway In Washington on Monday and
tuesday resulted in a dull week In the
realty market. Up to noon yesterday
brokers' had closed only lo2 transactions.
involving l5o parcels of real estate.
The fact that trading began to pick up
on thursday. when "a deals were closed.
Is evidence that the Fourth of July was
responsible for the slump. On Friday 2
sales were completed. Monday and yes
terday were tied. with 1s deals each.
wednesday made the poorest showing OF
the week. with II transactions.
Outlying suburban property was in
greatest demand. 81 lots in these sections
changing hands. Near-urban property
ranked second with 80 transactions. The
northwest section led the trading in the
city proper, rs sales being recorded there
Chatham Courts Sold.
The biggest transaction of the weel
was the sale OF the Chatham Courts
one OF Washington's largest and palatis
apartment houses, by Harry Wardmar
TO the Alonzo Bliss Company for $3.50, 900
The transaction was made through the
ONCE OF ]. J. hampton Company, Inc.
representing Mr.. Wardman, and z. E
Taylor for the Bliss Company.
Chatham Court is located on the west
side OF Columbia road, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets northwest
In exchange the Bliss Company trans
ferred lot at the northwest corner Of
Sixteenth and streets northwest. q
tract In Sixteenth street, between New
ton and Meridian streets, and another
tract at Sixteenth and Pine streets.
A feature Of the week was the sale or
Thursday OF the Adams Building, 15s
to 1885 street northwest, by H. Roziel
Dulany. A. A Hoehling, jr., and William
Hill. trustees. to the Caleb Willard es-
tate. The price was given as $4,000. The
building was named after John Quincy
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, July s.-WHEAT-Demand was sooc
and the market advanced l cent under stronger
Western advices We quote: Car lots. in export
elevator No. red. spot, loial.o o; No. Southern
red. LGal.A; steamer. No. red. Lolalo3; No.
red, luaL09; rejected A, s64l.o1; rejected B
gaee
CoRN-The market rulsd arm and cents h>she,
under Light offerings and bullish speculation In
the West We quote: Car lots for local trade
as to location. Western No. yellow. ssass1s; do
steamer yellow. sassI5: do. No. yellow, SaS
d.. No. yellow sasi.
OATS-Trads was fair and the market frn
under moderate offerings. We quote: No. white
tsl4s47; standard white, 4Sl4as: No white +4a45
No. white. +Ol4s4lh; sample oats. Sab; purified
oats. graded EAaG
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Circuit Division NO 1.
Justice Gould.

De Provost VS.. Young; security for costs
ordered in ten days; undertaking or So
deposit; plaintiffs attorneys, T T
Marye and Chauncey Hackett; defen-
dsnt's attorneys, Faust & Wilson and w
c. Dennis.
KahI-Holt Company va John GILL a
Sons, ct al; motion for new trial over.
ruled Judgment on verdict for plaintiff.
VS. defendants John GIL & Sons and w
G. Cornell Company for s911 20; appeal
not>a supersedeas bond, N,0co; PLAINTIFF q
attorneys, Berry & Minor, II. B. Row
land and c. W. Bell; defendants at
torneys, Douglas, Rufrin & obear and
J. V. Morgan.
United States to use of Wong For Moy
VS.. Kingsley ct al; motion for new trial
argued and submitted; plaintiffs at
torneys, Howard Boyd and Nelson Will
son; defendants attorneys, Hamilton &
Hamilton.
Rusk VS.. Washington Utilities Com
pany, ct al; motion to vacate order OF
granted upon payment by plaintiff OF
costs to date, within tweaty days from
this date; plaintiffs attorneys, R. C. L,
Moncure and r B. Dickey; defendants
attorneys, J. s. Barbour, d. 8. Mackall
and B. D. Boteler.
Prall VS.. Kporr ct al; leave granted
plaintiff to file amended declaration with
IN ten days. motion 10 ADVANCE cause
and set day for trial overruled; PLAINTIFF s
attorney, E. c. Prall; defendants at
torney, Hayden Johnson.
Bigelow VS.. Hayattsville Building As
sociation; bill of exceptions signed and
ordered Of record; plaintiffs attorney, F.
Snowden Hill
winterburn VS.. winterburn; motion to
quash writ Of certiorari overruled; plain
tiff's attorney, c. w. Fowler; defendant S
attorney, r. H. McNeill.
Miller Bros Auto and Supply Company
VS.. Mark; motion for Judgment over
ruled; plaintiff to reply in ten days;
plaintiffs attorney, E c. Dutton; de-
fendant's attorney. W. A. Johnston.
Major vs. Royal Benefit Association;
motion for Judgment granted: plaintiff s
attorney, P. ]. Ryan and John Ridout:
defendants attorney, S. V. Hayden.
Jordan VS.. Cockrell; motion for judg-
ment overruled; plaintiffs attorneys,
John Ridout and W. ]. Bacon, Jr.; de-
fendant's attorney, W. J. Neale.
Sures VS.. Norman; motion to set aside
Judgment overruled; plaintiffs attorney,
NJ W. King; defendants attorney. R. B.
Dicky.
Oswald A. and Sadie Greager VS..
Abram Lisner; demurrer TO declaration
overruled; defendant notes exception;
plaintiffs attorneys, Sheehy & Sheehy;
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Probate Division.
Juafice GonId.

Estate John W. Carter; answer to peti-
ton for distribution fled attorney, E. "a.
Swingle.
Estate Ellen G. Carter; order; appoint
Ing Barney NJ. Mckay collector; bond.
$500; attorney II. LIB. Atkisson.
Estate George NJ. Taylor; order to make
loan; attorney, Fred G. Coldren.
Estate Julia A. Higgins; will dated De-
cember IS, 1915, filed.
Estate Francis Sorrel; petition for pro-
bate OF will filed; attorney, B. D. Bote-
Ter.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. I.


Rundlett, ct al, VS.. Unknown heirs of
Henry Robinson, ct al; final decree
establishing title In plaintiffs; plaintiff s
attorney, Irving Williamson.
Richmond Park Improvement Conn.,
pany VS.. Hight; order dismissing motions
to dismiss nunc pro tune; plaintiffs at
torney. D. w. ODonoghue; defendants
attorneys, d. T. Wright. T. M Wampler.
Ellis & Donaldson and A H. Fergerson.
Barrett VS.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company; decree pro confesso against
Arelius r. Stands; plaintiffs attorney,
c. T. Tittnann.
Mathewson, ct al, VS.. Mathewson, Ell
al; order of reference to auditor; plain
tins attorney. w. E. Edmonston; defen-
dant's attorney, John W. Davidge.
Holmes VS.. Holmes; decree for separate
support and maintenance and dismissing
cross-bill and amended cross-bill; plain
tins attorney, George F. Collins; defen-
dant's attorney. A. w. Scott.
Tripure Water Systems Company, ct al.
VS.. Brownlee ct al; rule to show cause
returnable July Il; plaintiffs attorney,
w. Gwynn Gardiner.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1876.

defendants attorneys, Tobriner q Gra-
ham.
Craig, administrators VS.. Parish; motion
to have entry of verdict changed into
proper form overruled, motion that nc
Judgment be entered for a fixed sum
overruled; motion for new trial over
ruled; judgment on verdict for plaintif
for S7.s4: appeal noted; bond for costs
$50 or deposit $50; plaintiffs attorneys, F,
w. Hackett and Chauncey Hackett; de-
fendant's attorneys, Holmes Conrad and
Leigh Robinson.
Assignment for Monday, July 10. 1915
6SsoS-Prtnce VS.. Washington Terminal
Company, ct al; attorneys, Sullivan-Mc-
kenney & Flannery, Hamilton & Hamil-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

| to John D. Coushian and James J. Bsuksr. 70 =
cure William Z. Edmoodstor. $500: ysar; ps
| cent semi annually
Addition Le Druit Park. lot n, block 8-Chaa
=. stoufer. trustee to James NJ Kincheee snf
SeorRe q. Gertman; to secure Bette b. heai
S0; TO 10 months; 6 per cent.
Brooklsnd, lot a. block l4-James IA Whitesid'
| ct W A. Elizabeth. to Harry n. Packard and Chss
| W. stetson TO secure William A. Gvyer, S,0o
yearB; per cent semi annually
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09

Schneider ct ux. Annie. to Della G. zler. lots
o. and s.. Holmesd Manor. block v. square 2SN
SO; truste. si6 80
Ins and lne sixth street southwest-Gsoee q.
Gertman ct ux Minnie L., TO Francis N. smith
son. lots e6 and g. square 5e. s.. Francis NJ.
smithGn ct ux. Jane E. conveys same property
10 Ernest Niebel, SO.
1907 and 1853 Fourteenth street northwest Crhe
Lowe,D-Robsrt H Featherstcne to Clara NJ.
Curran. lots g and D. square 81. $40; trust. 81 co.
Third street between / and streets southeast
Kate Kerper ct al. to Thomas W. Schaener. part
original lot l. square f66. S.
"a Tenth street northesst-Augustine B. Nc
Maaus ct ux. Bessie A. to Harry A. Kite, lot n.
square ss SO; trust. 1850. Harry A. Kite ct ux.
CLAIRE Wright. CONVEYS same property to George A.
Miller. SO; trust. c,M.
Fourteenth and fairmont streets northwest-Ths
Rees Co. to Fannie ]. Barrett, lot B block 81.
Columbia Heights. $40; trust 800.
ID street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northesst,-charles A, Shields and Myer Cohen,
trustees. TO Philip Raum. lots % to s. square lop.
& 20.
Addition Leproat Psrk-Horace G. smithy ct u1.
Rosalie L., 10 James l.. d. and Roberta c. Hon
dersou. lot IS, block Is. so; trust $500
Columbia road between Ontario road and Quarry
road northwest-Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones
to John Il. Chaney, lot AS Lanir Heights. SO.
Barrett to William J. Fentrsss. part original lot
H. square 3E. SO; trust, $1,000
II Third street northeast-Ernest Bet1 to Mar
gsret B. and Leroy O Knsch, lot AZ, square III.
80
1853 to l545 street northwest and Pleasant Plains
Arthur L. Bliss and Harry X. Bliss. trustees.
and Alonzo o. Bliss to Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones. lots II to g square Isl. lot 8.Npars
lots 26, 16 and T Pleasant Plains; also lots l5t
| 70 Is block 2 Pleasant Plains. $40.
Columbia road between Ontario road and Quarry
| road northwest-John Fl. CLANCY TO Arthur L.
Bliss and Harry X. Bliss, trustees Of Aloazo o.
Bliss Properties. lot as .Lanier Heights sloi trust,
| N75ooo.
KalUrama Heights-Douglas V. Cornwen to Rich.
ard Cobb, part lot 49, block IS. $40.
II street northeast and s6 First street north
/ west-Corpogatiou Of the Roman Catholic Clergy
man Of Maryland to Nora Brosnahan, Catherine
Brosnahsn and Margaret l.. Brosnahan, ouehali
lot S. square 67; oneffth interest In lot x squsr.
| 81, 81.
7s2 Seventh street northwest-Harry F. Dunkhorst
| ct ux. Elizabeth, Lily NJ. Wilege and Kathryn u
| D1nkhorst 70 Wolf and Lille Schlosberg. parts
original lots and 10, square 60, SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice GouId.

In re W. s. Carpenter; order continuing
cause with E. S. McCalmont, referee,
In re Conrad rutland: order continuing
cause with E. S. McCalmont, referee.
In re Max Berman; order continuing
cause before z. S. McCalmont, referee.
In re the Columbia Cooperative Groc-
cry Association; order continuing cause
before E. S. McCalmont, referee.
In re Crescent Shoe Company: order
continuing cause before z. s. McCalmont,
referee.
In re Isaac Miller; order continuing
cause before E. S. McCalmont, referee
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Equity Suits
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs

2ik street norhwest-Richard z. Psiro ct ur
Helen W., to Edward Beck. part original lot 6
square 81. SO.
1870 Maryland avenue northeast-Arhert D. Esher
and Hugh F. McQueeney, trustees. Annie C. Auth
and Elizabeth A. Neslina to Anton A Auth, lot
g square l0G, $3.50. Anton A. Auth ct ux
Hannah. conveys same property TO Edward Detiny
So
street between Potomac street and Intrty-thfri
street sorthwest-Margaret A. OBd-n to ThouSsi
II. Yeager. parts lot lo2 and Kings Acre, squar.
lZ0, SIS
street between Thirty-second and Tnirty-third
streets northwest-OliTer P. NJ Brown e. M
Georgia K, to Charles z HrIbby. part lots 81
and g. square Lot. SO.
Tenth and Monroe strests northwest-HsurJ
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Lawsuits

59S1o-Mary H. D. Rines vs. Merchants
Transfer and Storage Co.: damages s25,-
coo; plaintiffs attorneys, Brandenburg &
Brandenburg
5e311-Lockwood c. Rines VS.. Mer-
chants Transfer and Storage Co.: dam
ages 5000; plaintiffs attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
5S3l2Fannie Ruffin VS.. Addie C. Green;
judgment m. c., s15oT2; plaintiffs attor-
ney, W. L. Houston.
5931S-H Rozier Dulany VS.. Harry r.
Palmer (appeilanD; appeal; defendant S
attorney, Lecke, Cox & Kratz.
Equity Suits
HS3-The Tripure Water Systems Co.
ct al. VS.. ]. Wylie Brownlee ct al; for
injunction and receiver; plaintiffs attor-
ney, W. Gwynn Gardiner.
3445+Henry J. Gompers VS.. Bessie G.
Gompers; absolute divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, Jesse c. Adkins.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States vs. Ben Mcintosh; VIOLA
ton Section 32, Revised Statutes; war
rant of removal issued to district Of Kan
sas.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-09
MONEY 10 LOAN,
MONEY TO LOAN

500 TO 100 improved cty property; r-~xuu,hs,
rates. D. q. JOHNSON CO.. ISSs H ST. NJ W
aoNEY 70 LOAN 0s APPRoyrD cTrY MN
ststs at Lowest current rta; K~cxl p-.vnses
With inspect 70 pr1f psyusnrA TNLEk q auTS-
ERFoRD. Inc. Tf ish 81
EONEY 10 LoAN-Sxs 70 s6.W on o. q
real estate. Several trust funds ~ &c Q p>s c<st
An trsnAscions conducted with econom,~ui copsx 4.
sr1taoa for borTo~en WN. Il sAUNDERS q
CO., soufnen Bu1dinS 20 nA - a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
"OLD KENTUCKY"
is PERFECT
CHEWING
Its Sweet. Juicy Flavor Is
Wholesome. Satisfying
and Lasting
THE FASTEST OF CHEWs

In order 10 really enjoy tobacco
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There Is only one way sou can
10 this and that IS hy chewing il
Md the most wholesome and
most satisfying form 81 chew ever
invented i high.gfade pressed
flhe. liks ola keumgky
Al lFnity sweet chew "a old
Kentucky has more satisfaction Ia
i ihan . whole plak u ordinary
tobacco
Take choke nuFlsy leaf -sun
fHenfd mellow and luscious
pfsW il nla golden brown plugs
hY the most modern melhas.
without allowing 4 particle ~ gbs
natural luke % escape and thefe
you hAvf Old Keutueky. the ptr
test chVW
There's ~ other plug tolaceo
made that has lhs delicious ape
tlting, wholesome hAvog u 0ld
ksnluskv
Yuuf dealer has 0li krniusky
IN io plugs Get slug lotay
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
Today's Calendar
Of Sports

Racing--Sprfng meeting Of the West
chester Racing association opens at
Queens Park.
shootIng--Annual tournament Of Cen
trail Pennsylvania Trapshooters' league
opens Mt Ebensburg, PA. Opening OF
"Old Policy" tournament at Muncie,
Gle, Ind, and Fort Dodge, la.
COLLABORATING Of invitation tourna-
ment of Chevy Chase club. Chevy Chase,
Md.
Tennis Western intercollegiate con-
ference championships begin In Chicago.
Maine state intercollegiate champion
ships begin at 0rono. Leland Stanford
against Cornell. at Ithaca, n. Y.
Boxing--Chsriey white against Say
Ior, ten rounds, at Cincinnati. Cal De-
laney against Paul Brock, ten rounds,
at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
REYNOLDS HAS WALkAWAY
In HIS PLAY WITH MOONEY

Reynolds won from Mooney last
night in the city pocket billiard tour
nament, 100 to Sc.
Larsen and Owens, the two leading
players of the tournament, will meet
each other tonight at the Subway bill
lard parlors, 204 South Fourteenth
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
Standing Of Teams
WEST LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver. I Omaha, o.
st. Joseph. 3 Lincoln 4
Topeka, 2 Sioux city 6.
wichita, 81 Dee M0inea, &
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8 Philadelphia.
Boston, 4, 81 Leuin, 8.
New York 81 Cincinnati, !.
Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, o Boston, I.
81. Louis, New York, 10.
Cleveland, 5. Philadelphia.
Chicago. 4 Washington, !,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville, III Toledo. I
Indiana polls Columbus.
Milwaukee, g Minneapolis, 8.
Kansas City g.. 81 Paul, o.
Games To-day,
Western Loague--Denyer a. Omaha, ST.
Joseph ~ Lincoln. Topeka ~ Sioux CITY,
wichita at DeH Moiner.
National LeAgue-~Chcago at Cincinnati
Brooklyn 81 Pittsburgh.
American I.eRKne-Detr0it ~ Boston, 81
Louis a. Now York Cleveland at fhiln
delphia. Chicago ~ Washington,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25

ston. Three base hits: Daubert. o'Mara,
wagner. Stolen bases; Wheat, Mowrey,
schults Wilson. Double plays; o'Mara 10
Cutshaw Wagner TO Gibson to Knabe,
Hinchman to Johnston. Base on balls:
Cheney, q; Mamaux, 3; Harmon, ]. Hits
and earned runs. Off Cheney, hits, runs
in 10 innings; Mamaux, hits, run in
innings; Harmon, hits, runs in Inn
ings. Struck out; Cheney, 8; Mamaux, 2;
Harmon. 1. Umpires: Byron and Quigiey
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
LINCOLN OVERCOMES JOSIES
Makes Game, Uphill Fight and
Defeats Visiting Missouri
Team,
FOUR TO THREE THE SCORE

Lincoln, May 24.-Lineoln made a
game, uphill fight today, winning
from 81. Joseph in the tenth inning
by a score OF 4 10 ;. All the runs Of
the visitors were made in the first
two innings. After that Willetts set
tied down TO his task. Lincoln bat
tiers began solving Williams delivery
in the ninth, tying the score and win
ming out in the tenth. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
GIANTS GO EAST
VICTORS OF TOUR
Win Every Game on Western Trip,
Making Total Of Thirteen in
a Row.
THEY DEFEAT CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, O., May 24.-The New
York club started east tonight carry
ing on a National league record with
them. having won every game on its
western trip and increasing its NUM-
Der OF consecutive games won TO thir-
by defeating Cincinnati, 8 to !, today.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25

.Batted for Fisharty in fourth.
Slated for Musssr IN ninth,

wichita ...a.g 0 4 D 90 OF
Des Moines .I 0 0 0 o.
TwO-baHe hits: Fox. Hetiing Musser Sac
rfice hits Roasman. Malarkhy Jones.
Mclean stolen bases. Fox. Heiiing, Ewoldt,
Ieft on bases. wichita, 8; Des Moinss, 4.
Struck out ny Muaser, by Malarky, q.
First base on balls: or MuHser 81 OF
Malarkey, ?, Hit by pitcher BY Fieharty,
Mclean Hits and runs OF Fiehariy, .
runs, 4 hits IN three inninggsi of Malar-
key, I run, hits IN five and two'thirds In.
nlnRB: or Durham, no runs no hits In one
third inning Double plays Brtton 10 Ab.
stein, Bfitton 10 Ltsehi 20 Abstpin Um'
piros Anderson and Pontius Time; 7:ii.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25
uIcKrs WIS II nm sEyHNrm
hes Moluss Lose. Ia Great Hattie, riv'
Co -Four,

nes Noinrr Ia MAJ st.-A s'nEia BY
ufaf followed b. Fat and usliina gavs
wichita ths tyink and Winnink fuRa IN the
seventh iuninE nf tadaYss game, whieh the
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innings; off Meadows l hit. no runs In
ono inning. Balk Rudolph. Struck out.
by Jasper, 2: by Rudolph. 3. Umpires:
RlRIer and Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25

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NIehoff Wins for philadelphia.

Chicago. May 24.--Niehof doubled with
the bases full In the ninth inning Of to-
days game and thereby won 70
victory for Philadelphia against Chicago.
zimmerman's batting figured In most OF
ChicaRo'a runs Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25

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1.-TWO out when winning run scored
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Lincoln go 0 - o. 10
Three bass hit; Carlisle. Two-bass hits
Carlisle. McCahe. Block az, J. Williams
Double plays McCahe 70 o Williams. Hut.
Ter 70 o Williams to Iourdan. stolen bases
HinnhmAn, Thomson, Block, sullivan Sac
rlfice hits Hinehman sullivan. Struck
out ny WlilsttA 2 by williams, 4. Bases
on balls or Wlletts . off Williams,
wild Pitch Williams Left on bases LIN
coin q ST. Joseph, n Time. $40 I'm.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-25

asttad for Ford In eighth,

Three-ba hitt Kelllher. Two.hase hitsi
II. Miller, kruger. forsythe, shestak, Dyer,
butcher. Sacrifice hitsi Burg, Miller,
Thompson, Dyer. Double plays kilduft 20
Krug 20 Miller. Reed 10 kelliher 60 shields,
ksiliher 90 Reed % shields, butcher 90
third innings off hrneks none In two and
lwn-thiFds lnninKsi of sterrer, = IN two
inninmsl off Ford. In five innings Off
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n off Sterner, Oft Ford, =. Left on
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lmpiresi garney and Eekman.