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Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
F|VE THOUSAND WOMEN MARCH
 FUR SUFFRAGE
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

CHICAGO, June 7-Defying a heavy rain storm, driven by a cold east wind, 5000 women today marched in the parade of the National Equal Suffrage Association, giving an un- precedented demonstration of loyalty to the cause for which they are fight -women's votes.
 Led by a platoon of police and ac- companied by a number of bands, the women marched two miles through the down town business dis trict to the Coliseum, to present their arguments for the ballot to the re- publieans
 Notwithstanding the demoralized condition of the weather. 50,000 peo- pie lined Michigan boulevard and cheers greeted the marchers as they battled against wind.
 All participants attired in bright colors, carrying banners and umbrel las the parade presented an unusual | spectacle. A few of the women de- fled the elements to the extent that they carried no umbrellas. Some of these appeared in white dresses and 1 straw hats.
 As the result Of the marchers mo- bilizing in several places, down town tie-up in traffic lasted three hours. | The paraders disbanded at the doors 1 of the Coliseum.
 Following the pla&oon of police and | policeWomen came the grand marshal Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank and three Pittsburg women, Mrs. H. w. Dupuy Mrs. Charles Gibbs Carter and Mrs John W. Lawrence The parade was divided into ten sections composing suffragettes from practically every state in the union, college girls, mem bers of clubs. trade unions, society women and working women and girls Large banners bearing inscriptions for women voters and others urging
 the support of men named. as pros pective candidates for the republican convention being held here were car ried at the heads of the various sec tions. The Roosevelt supporters were in the majority.
 The Wisconsin contingent was the
 largest from an outside state.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
One-Fourth Off All Cloth Coats

New Bolivia coats and wool velour included in
this sweeping offer OF all cloth fourth off These
are in beautiful shades and Semned Made with full
flare skirts and most OF them have fur trimmings Despite
the TACT that they new selling them at
fourth off Prices start 3S You deduct fourth
Plush Coats at oneouh off-Also silk veours and Hud-
son BAY fabrics in this great offer OF one fourth off
Novelty Street Goats at one-fourth off-Only a limited
number and we suggest early inspection.
Motor Coats-Rubberzed also reduced one fourth.
Scott. Haliburton Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
DEATH OF AMERICAN
PRINCESS CONFIRMED

CHICAGO, Dec. lo-Coniirmation
of the death of Princess Caraman
Chimay, formerly Miss Clara Ward OF
Detroit, at her villa In Padua, Italy,
was received here today in a cable mes
sage to Calvin Fenuess, a local bank
er. According to Mr.. Fentre. the
princess died after a brief illness, no
details OF which he has learned
The Princess Chimay was born in
1879, the daughter of Eber A. Ward.
millionaire shipbuilder of Detroit In
1910 he was sent to an European con
vent and subsequently while still a
young girl inherited the millions Of her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

father When she was Is years old she
married Joseph De Chimay, a Belgian
prince, Later she was divorced and
became the wife of lanci Rigo, a Hun
galian violinist Four years later she
was again divorced and married Giu.
seppi Riccardi, from whom she also was
separated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
What Would Be a Nicer
Christmas Present?

Than a scholarship TO Mrs Reds
School oi DANCING and Dances She
will teach YOU all the popular bali
room dances for S in class Class
starts every Friday afternoon and
evening Instruction all winter if
necessary Dances every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday nights for
benefit OF pupils and friends S0sH
n Broadway Phone Walnut 2l9l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
Chinese Minister the Spesksr

CHICAGO, Dec. lo-Dr. V. K. Wei
lington Koo, the Chinese minister To
the United States, was the principal
speaker this afternoon at the one hun
dred and first convoca,on OF the Uni
versity oi Chicago China and tho
United States" was the subject OF his
address
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

bottom Full flare skirt and lining OF extra
quality gros grain silk
ssS for slT Hudson Seal Coat-Full flare
40 inches long with skunk raccoon fur
around collar and band around bottom. Slit
pockets with a beautiful reseda lining.
sl3o.67 for sl96 Hudson Seal Coat-tn
inches long with Australian opossum trim
ming around seal collar and wide band of
oposSum around the bottom. Full flare lines
the lining IN shades of blue crepe de chine.
sli6 for sl4 Hudson Seal Coat-Featur.
ing the new high swing collar. wide cuffs
and extra full flare skirt, making an ele
giant plain coat. /, is 80 inches long and
richly lined also slit pockets Elegant IN
It's simplicity.
sl46.67 for s22o Hudson Seal Coat -- 42
inches long, skunk collar and band around
bottom; extra full finish heavy Dresden
lining.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
Half-Price for Art Needlework

Prices IN this great section raise
variety OF beautiful things here
the buying of suitable gifts Included offering are towels combine
jackets dressing CRIB scars pillows lunch sets he'd
spreads, ETC. etc
Fancy Baskets at N7 OoNever such variety n oos.
from Many hand painted while trimmed with heads and
fancy tassels ~ N
Fancy Work Boxes g up-Leather covered satin lined with ,
sors thread thimble and all equipment ~ "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

$3.50 for S4o Hudson Seal Coat - Extra
full flare, 50 inches long, with black lynx
collar and S-inch band of black lynx around
bottom. Handsomely lined with crepe de
chine in pompadour designs. Marvellous
value
232 For Hudson Seal Coat worth $34s -
Full flare skirts and the newest style collar
OF red fox, which is detachable Red fox
cults and red fox band around the bottom
OF coat Extra heavy brocaded silk in
shades OF gold and blue, for the lining
Smar1st Of 1910 models
s9i.34 for sl37 Hudson Seal Coat--Per-
fectly plain model of beautiful quality Hud
son seal Slit pockets and beautiful lining
ot brocaded silk of blue and rose.
S9467 for Hudson Seal Coat worth sl42-
This is 4l-inch coat with Australian opos-
sum trimming, including cape collar of Aus
tralian opossum and o-inch band around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Sell that COW now through a Times
want ad: lS words three times Is cents.
Phone PIX s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
Favored Toilet Articles
In Complete Assortments

French Ivory Shaving Stands heavy bevc glass shay
ing brush with ivory handles-sio, $3.50, S.
French Ivory Shaving Mugs - With ivory handle
brushes-S2.so, $50
Beautiful Frosted Bottles-Impored toilet water in
Lily OF Valley, Heoirope Violet and Rose odors in
beautiful Xmas boxes-7sc
For Desks-Large double brass ink wells oak finish
at Ne5.
Large Single Ink wells-n brass or oak finish at a. 50
Brass Letter Scales with oak finish or nickel 0l2s
Pullman Aprons In Cretonne-in pink blue green and
lavender rubber lined soc, 75c, Sl0o and $50
Brass Desk Sets with ink wells paper knives and cal
endars and botter pads $3.50 and 500
Brass Desk Sets-Oak finish with ink well paper knife
blotter pad and calendar 800 and $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

'''T0' '"u"HI" NoBIHo TT S"JlVVV NUdI
Nine Sadonia Regime was seen wear
ing this $4,000 Christmas present in
one OF New Nork's leading hotels
In the coat are l25 skins which were
caught hundreds Of miles from civil
yation in Russia The coat is ex-
trcmey heavy and It's ability to keep
ont the cold would Withstand almost
amy test.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Master Carl Flora, the young son
Of Mr. and Mrs. c, NJ. Flora, will leave
the day after Christmas for Independ-
erce, Kan, to visit his aunt, Mrs. N. d.
Cavert.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Mr. and Mrs X. n Tansei of Ed
mond will come the latter part Of the
week to he the guests for Christmas of
Mr.. and Mrs X V. Heryer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

~ r. AND MRS. REED MAD
y DEN OF Xcnla, Ohio, the guests
w OF DR., and Mrs. Lea Riley, were
the guests OF honor at a charm
ing dinner given last evening by MIR
and Mrs Robert II Gardner. Scarlet
carnations formed brilliant center
piece for the table, the same color be
ing carried uui IN the other appoint
menlS Mr. and Mrs. Gardner'S guests
wcrc Mr. and Mrs Richard HarriSS.
Mr. and Mrs Alden Nosc, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Snyder and DR. and Mrs
Rely
as y
Mrs Arthur II Gcis,lcr will enter
tain the members Of the st. Cecyll
Choral society op the afternoon OF
Wednesday January J The society will
not have It's usual rehearsal next week
Mrs AuRuStaus Gc,S,lcr OF Wichita
Miss Alma Gr,slcr and Mr. John Geis
,ler Of Ahpca,ouc Okla. will come to
borrow TO be the guests for Christmas
{ Mr. and Mrs Gcisslcr
Mrs. Maud Munson Ferguson, who
has been the guest Tor several weeks of
Mr. and Mrs W r. Molinard left this
morning for her home in Dcnison,
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs {. Fred Cofiman arc
l'av'ng SUNDAY to spend Christmas in
[ lsVelapd OLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Miss Lydia Guthrie, who I, attend.
ing lerox Hall Ia ST Louis this win
ter will arrive tomorrow to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
viii 6. Guthrie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
One-Third Off on All Furs

Fur ScarsMos all of the popular fus in the smartes
and newest shapes al reduction OF third off.
SSH to sss for Fur Scarfs worth s77s to s132
Fur Muifs-ln all the styles and shapes at S84
to S5S instead OF Sll75 to $8.
Russian Pony Coat 40 inches long, S3934 instead Of $50
Full flare with 8inch Nura collar fancy button finish
extra heavy lining
Twelve Russian Pony Goats at S2.50-Some plain, some
witb skunk collars and fitch collars. While they last
Si2l50.
S4o7 for SIP Near Seal Coat-Ful flare and rs inches
long
s6l34 for so2 Near Seal Coat-New stys full flare large
collar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
Tomorrow's Events

Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas a.. Chambers,
dinner In honor ~ Dr. aud Mrs Heed
Madden.
Tobasco club, dinner dane. at tho
L~e-Huckins hotel
swasiika stndy club, Carnegie H.
brary,
Ladies Music club chorus, studio of
Mr. How hand u Williams
"Wednesday Luncheon club Mrs
Harry Naldrdn.
kiIkare club, Mrs. X. A. Finley.
"Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. J. =.
Brough.
". =. club, Mrs. Frank Mey~
Younger chris bridge club, Miss
Mary Madison
Isis Bridge club. Mrs. Frank n. Eos
ter
". g.. r. club. Mrs. Walter ssgtr
TeJe,a bridge club. Mrs Carl l..
Unnnrit,
Neig hborhood club. Mrs. Oscar r.
hib~on
Auction Dinner club Mr. and Mrs,
Porter H. Morgan
Lazy DaisJ club, luncheon, Ice ituck-
lns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Mr. and Mrs John Eastman Of Har.
ris, Ark, announce the birth Of q
daughter, Frances Louise, Saturday
December l6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19
$86 for $129 Hudson Seal Coat

style, with full flag
all the M
inh Rrhy lined the o
husbands and fathers daughters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Cofiman are
leaving SUNDAY to spend Christmas in
Cleveland Okla.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-19

The class was studying weights
and measures. why is it" said one
pupil, that the avoirdupois system,
unlike the troy system, has no scru-
ples?"
Because, my boy" said the pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
Gct-Toxr,hrr Meeting of e.. IT. :. g.

The church Hin Athletic club viii
H x"Ii,h us h:si meeting preparatory FOR
,ai, Hilh winter sports such az foot
MN"ust y. al $40 O'clock at 90 North
iwenty-ihiri street With the mill
'h'N 'n"imbers Of the Il. y A. l.. in
camp. mis- llv"- wir" Organization is
"Nn."teI to iuraiSh the competition In
Iuhatcur circles
Tn" speakers ~ tho meeting will
incird" pr. Charles NJ iiazCn, pr.Si.
u.ut or H. y. y. r.. Robert Mics \s
SUSTAIN superintendent Il TlayGroUnds
~ Van l!ur"n. registrar y. y. u pr.
W thHln H. iarl"r commissioner John
m"Inh"r" are requested 10 bc prcS.n,
aud bring n friend
Any clean amateur who desires Ia
hrr"nc " mcmh"r is especially invited
20 attend this meeting. Tho G H. A.
g quartet Viii cnlivcu things with
SON" good singing. Light rrfrcsh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
TVS AIM: OVERHAUL IRIS

Ty"us x. Cohh Is leaving no stone
mntn'n"l in his mad dash toward tn"
hattinr leadership of thu American
l."aGuo. I:ayinG passed 10" Jackson
IL" huds ynlN Iris Speaker ,opping
him. .>nd Ty is determined that such
condition shall NOT exist for loug
short tim" ago when the IvGcIS
aud Indian hattlcd each other. i Was
rN VII" dictated how pubuc should
Hitrh 70" t'r betroitcrS. -Four times
speaker cam" 10 bat WITH mon on
bases and ON" or two out. Tie logical
play was for buhuc to walk Speaker
iut ~ sirualcd Dubuc to make iris
init
TVS hop" was that Speaker would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
arheels Have Hard
Schedulcfor This Year

DURHAM, y. C.. August 3D.
With formal announcement Tonight
that y. ". Campbell. former Hnr-
Nnrd stnr. will ronch North Caro-
Iinn iniV~rsity's football team this
year. succeeding tonch Tr~urhnrd.
the Tnrhcci rchedulr for i0iG wns
given out. showing the tenn fRvcs
ono or the hardest years. I'm It's hfs-
tory. Princeton, Harvard. Virgtnin
nnd t:corDln Tech ARE among tho
VrOnH teams with which games
hive hrcn arranged. The big rnnc
--thnt with NirEinin-wiii he pin rd
ut ltlrhmond ON November 30. The
schedule,
September 'an-Wnkr Forest. at
Chapel i'm.
October 5-rrin"ctun. at Prince
ton.
ort"bcr ia-IInrvnrd. ut Cum
bridge.
October 2i-t.corSia Tech, at At
1nnfn.
October :S-Nirginia Military In
Stitutc. at KOnnol,r.
November t-NirRinin Pol, trchnic.
Institute. ri RonnoI<r.
November ii-Dn, Idsuu. az Win
StOn- Snirni.
November "o-Nirginin. at Rirh-
nIund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
HERM|TAGE GOLF links
NEW COUNTRY CLUB TO
HAVE BEST IN COUNTRY
Experts Are Enthusiastic over Natural
Lny Of l.nnd for Golf
Course.

That the managers of the Hcrmitav"
Country Club used excellent Judgmen,
In the choice of property for ;hc club'a
new home is now obvious to all who
have visited the site Within the past
rev days. and especially 10 those who
have had the good fortune to accom-
pany MeSsrs. rillinrhast and Lees al;
their work on the links. It goes with
out saying that the possibilities OF tho
property were early recognized. bu,
not even those most intimately assoc
ciatcd with the project were prepared
Tor the surprising advantages which
nave been discovered since tn" prop
erty has been taken in hand by experts
That the hermitage has bee lucky
enough 10 max" find" is now tho
conviction "f all who are familiar With
the remarkable Development OF the
property under SkilIful handling
Tn" most gratifying Of discoveries
Is that the new course starts it's his.
tory possessed of real turf. In fact
II starts with turf which. according tn
Mr Lees, is already superior to that of
the old course which IL has taken nf-
teen years to develop Some trouble
had hcen anticipated in this respect.
and the expert advice that the fair
ways. except the approaches to tho
eighth ana ninth holes would not even
nave 10 be seeded. was Il welcome sur.
prize TO the management
Ana as To the course itself only
those who hav. been over il stap bv
step with the experts. who have taiigh;
the spirit OF their undertaking. and
nave heard their unaffected comments
as they enthusiastically evolved ord"l
and beauty out OF "hnos. only those car,
Know what joys arc in store fu, tn.
golfers Of Elchmoud
From IN" get AWAY on tho club.
house elevation to The home green. an
ed ,ksi1
or the house. there Is marked character
ana infinite variety Tho new Her.
mtaEe Is Il natural golf course. and
b'it for tho fact That their aim * icr-
i"ction. regardless Of how ii is OH
ualh"d' nc experts would HAY" com
plain"d that Mother Natur" had am
ticipa,ed their bcs;-lai pIans
10 undertake TO particuiar iz.. ON the
hoies !s 10 be embarrassed by the rich
ness OF charm shat nca"tE ON. at every
turn or the course. !. "-as a jrivlI.g.
To be standing near Lees on his ,.isit
70 tn" plot that VIII 20 to make tn.
hrst green. md RICH, here let IL b..
SAID that merely TO see Peter Lees at
MS Work is 10 know that he is a mas
Ter OF his craft Gazing intentlv a,
IN" plot h" was overheard - ga, in
ms quaint Scotch WAY. as If comuun-
ing WIN himself God made that spot
for golf green"
Ana what shall ic said Of tn. iiniuia
second tho h!'h a superb Ior-inc
the seventh with It's generous cx,,uso
OF green we'll guarded b, creeks apd
trees; the ninth. with IT'S gradual Gle.
walton from tn" tee to u magnificent
green modelled after the .l.v.nih az Tho
famous national. aud If ia" plcttircscr.
greens OF tn" twelfth. fourteenth ana
fifteenth. whnr" tho creeks have ,.lipncd
of strips OF meadow of ius, The. rr,on.,
shapes and Si&os AND u.sfl.I ,N.,,s 1a.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

Duke sinIleh I" right Held. Williams
caught Sal". Martin r"layed The ball
I" H. Jones aud caught Green. Will.
FIX! FIX" Va onnrhi stealing second;
In this inning. All hit SAFE. ana ali
We're put out on bases.
Irnirm"un, will probabiv play SEC
nnd baptist next Saturday. hut have
not made arrangements vet. II viii
h" decided som" tim" this week.
~ winning Yesterday. F.i, at,
gets the silver cup trophy.
Managsr A'sers wishes to thank he
Loyal hooters" for their support aud
the way they hay" stuck by tn. team
IN victory ana defeat.
Highland park and Church riin went
order 10 d"cid. tn" winter Of the Fed
Grafton l."asu" championships. one game
wIli b" played ~ Hyrd rank on sat
urday
liigilnnd I'nrk was ,her" vim the
PEP !" NE sr r',! Tnn ,I and pushed
ming the game.
off thc Uniting honors for Highland
lark. carter and I'rttway getting ;wo
out II f"ur trips pevine getting one
Thompson.s Gcldlnr aud w"odward's
batting IN tn" iirst gam" gay" Church
A@HgrsTn ~ Of liis9innG 'ari pi'shsd
Highland rank. al,hourh crippled In
~ M snn. ru' mp mic" gam"
,;snn.i, aecep'"a six chance in lef,
difficult "n"-
N"vins. of Highland Park WAS In
",.d' tim" form. allowing only i"nr hits.
IL has Won seven games aud ios' one
Lawrence. being ahsen, in The nrst
game" greatly handicapped his team
Tip,ops w.llop"d tho Planters good
yesterday ia two games on their nom"
grounds, defeating them, u to AMI
wI ,i5 VIA, Mas On The mo-, mound 70, Tor
nl stage - N" gam"
walanoncr >!ammyd @ne for three
sacks with tia" bases fun
W Eaheu WAS on tho mound Tor
sn. dread Miners in til" second game
imd his n"nders proved bathing 80 N"
EuukcrS
\ singls by Reams. The elongated
Grst Stacker 81 First BAPTIST. in n"
-"comd sar,is, spelled defea, for ,he
league leaders.
The largcs, crowd Of the season was
put Yesterday and saw til" First Eap-
list team wallop The Second BAPTIST
.cam III q stirring elcvcn-inninG bat
Tho hitting ana fielding Of Joe Heeke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
Amateur Notes

The Fairmoun's arc celebrating their
clean cut victory over oConnors Yes
score of 9 to a. Sou,hpaN Johnson
was invinctblc, only CoWr hit. being
Eoun of him.
Tn" heavy hitting Of "Habe" Cancpa.
Honey Duke and ! Green featured
camera droN" "mt a homer. douhi" ana
Duke hit safely three times in four
times al hat
Green mad" a ,r!rlc aud two sin.
Enc stylc.
The sensational palyine of Nunnalie
a. short. and sale at third were tho
helaiNE features Sale also connected
safely twice. while Nunnalic drove out
Thedieck caught his usual good
contributed a on"-hand stab of "A liner
punk" i'"ndleten and Tom Ander-
son Were out Of tn" game on account,
;;iohnsS%n hit snfely twice in fou,
Trips. Will" Gentry played good game
The o,Connoors played great field,
walthall in right field being OF high
order.
Coleman. II; Jones aud Is res
NJ. Martin hi, the only cx,ra-hasc
beauty. lio also caush, a good game.
TIVE double PLAYS ny "Connoys's in
In the hf,h inning sale led off with
a hit. Green hmmled Cd: Ind boa, It out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
WITH BIC s[uGGERs
JAKE OAUBERT STILL
HOLDS BATTING LEAD
ohh f.a'ns on Speaker, and Runs II
His Hnsr-Stcniimv Record
tonSidcrnbis.

tiiitA;o. August ~ .I:k" Dauh"rt
though kept out OF tn" Tam" Oy
charley horse" FOR several DAYS. has
r"gaiucd til" lead among National
l."Hru" bat'"rs. aud iurusby. til" 81
Louis sensation. is in second place
acc"TdiuS ~ averages published here.
to-day. iu"iudiur i::,ui"s Of las; Med
u"stlaN Carey. of i'ittshurEh still is
IN ironi among base stral"rS. with
i"rtv-twn th"ftS to his credit Flnck
''hicIr". leads N sacritiy" hits. with
ih!riN-twn: williams. Chicago. ia homo
runs. with ten: liornshN, and Wheat
l;rooNINn. az" :icd "a" III" lead i'm total
has"s. with lNG "a"h aud Turns. Nrw
York. Is in Iron; in runs scored. with
S"Nrnt N-uu" I,roul<lNn leads i'm club
hyttiuG. Win I'll l.-adiur batter.
WHO hgv" played half tia" games Of
their ,iuhS.
Dauhcrt. t:rnol,lyn. .295: l'"rushy. -
Louis, .&:i2 Warner. iittShur~h. .3iN;
l;uhclis"r E"w York. 3 - ChHS'. GIN
"iuuht. %l3. Wheat. iiruol<lyr. 3UG:
iIu"hm1u. Hit'sbur"h. ."">: I.uu.. st
..nuis. 2HN Zimmerman. Chicago. .2@G:
stock. i'htiad"lphia. .2>S.
i.'adinh pitchers FOR twenty sau"S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
ndin. nit,ll"rs Tor ,wcnty enmns

IN tn" A'n"rian League. Cobb caineI
ON Speaker I'm the chns" for hattinn
n"i"rS. and ran zap his stolen bases t."
lnlt N-S"Nru iNom FORTY. l'ipp. New
York. i"ok The home rum lead away
from ak"r. With his ninth homcr.
Weaver. 'hiCap". antl Chairman. 'lrvc-
lard. tr" ti"'i for the irnd in sacrifice
hits. viii thiriN-two each jackson
- ahead in total bases. with o32. Cobb
IN runs scored. with riciity-SiX. and
,'"tr"it In team hitting. with $50
t."aG.ur bai;crS:
Sneaker. cleveland. .3SG. Cobb De
t'"it. .3a3 Jackson. Chicago. $50:
Gardner. E"Ston. .3il: Roth. 'lcvc-
land. so: Srunk. Philadelphia. .20G
>isi"' 81 Louis 3"i t'"lsch. thicaro.
rs: Burns. Detroit. ,2'3 Shotton. ST
Louis ~.
l.cadiml pitchers Tor tw"niv gnmcs: