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BERGER is iNTERNED
After Spending One Hour In JniI for
Failure to Register lie Goes
to Concentration Camp.

Wolfgang Berger. g. Bavarian. who
has steadfastly refused to register FOR
war service. was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. Of the
United states District Court. to spend
one hour in jail. At the expiration OF
the sentence. Berger becomes tho guest
OF Uncle Sam at one Of his internment
camps for alien enemies. The man was
arrested hero on Juno 8. and has been
held in Jail while an Investigation of
his record was made. Although poorly
dressed, Berger had $3.50 on his person
and during past twelve months had WIS.,
tied every important city in the South.
In Newport News he was arrested for
sulkfng around the water front in the
vicinity OF British shipping.
Floyd Miles. twenty-one years
old. negro. was arrested yep
terday in Chase City Mecklenburg
county. and brought here for trial
Tor failure to register. Miles adj
mitted that he had not registered be-
cause 1t was not convenient to do so on
Registration Day.
Il thought that could say that
was twenty years old and get by with
it," he explained. But 1t didn't work
this time" he added
Miles was brought to Richmond
barefooted. His chief concern was his
need Of shoes.
ain't lost nothing in France" he
told Marhsal John G. Saunders. He
then stated that he was willing to hRht
IL he had shoes to wear.
X l.. Taylor. also charged with slack
ing. agreed to register, and was dis
missed from custody by Judge WaddlIl
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Retail Clerk. to Meet.

The Retail Clerks Association of
Richmond. which is a branch OF the
international association, will hold an
important meeting Thursday night at
s o'clock in the automobile clubroom
in the annex OF Murphy's Hotel. The
international association has just
granted the Richmond branch permits
sion TO accept new members during the
month Of July without initiation fees
in an effort to increase the membership
In the local branch. All clerks arc
requested to attend this meeting.
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Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play Next SATURDAY..
Park a. ISlu
First Baptist VS. Stockton Street. q, South
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SECOND GAME.

oS Sum, arv Errc -
Z Nissey. w: Bell. Wharton. Boshen.
Double play-Theidick to Wharton. Bases
on balls-by Cartwright, I. Struck out-by
TIhsid,ek. o; by Cartwright. 6. Umpire
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darkness. with the score tied at three I,
runs for each team. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Philadelphia.

Totals 81 ; u 27 Q Totals 80 . %
Dated for Mayer In seventh.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals 80 s2iH Totals al II "A 27 IA
Score by Innings: r.
Sode ......,............t $500 o-s
G"lde .................0 o . Eli
summary: Errors-Clarke, 2: II. Dahn q:
White, Il Bell Harper. w. Bell. Two-bass
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Totals Ia I 81 ls Totals 80 +.7
.Batted for Boland in eighth.
Score nv Ipninrs. Z

Boston ..........,,..0 0 z o a al
Detroit ..................1 o o o o.
summary: Errors--HoblItzel Heilman Hits
-on Boland. In innings. Two-base hits
Heilman, Barry. Three-ba hit--9ardner.
Barry. Stolen base-Bush. Struck out-by
Mays. 3; by Boland. ?. Base on baIs-ofr
Boiand, J. Double play-Barry Scott 10
Hoblitzel First base on error-Detroit. !.
Left on bases-Detroit, 3; Boston. Z. Passed
osI-Asnew. Wild pitch-BoIand Hit by
pitched bsll-by Boland (HoblitzeD UNI
p,Lss-O'Loushlin and Hildebrand. Time
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PRINTERS TO MEET
Typographical Union Will Consider Re-
port ON Wage Scale This
Afternoon,

Because of the business to be consid.
cred this afternoon at the regular
meeting Of the Richmond Topographic
cal Union. No. 80. officers said yestcr-
day that 1t was or tho utmost Import
ance that every member OF the union
attend the meeing. which will DO held
Il o'clock at the Eagles Home. corner
OF Third and Marshall Streets. Among
the matters to he considered Is the re-
port of the committee on the scale Of
wages.
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Totals Isl o 5 "a Is Totals st SIS 81 is
sBatted for Ring In eighth.

'CUIt ~ I'!HTHIS' r.
New York ..........::.2 ) : Q Q Q IS
Kaun Home run-kaur. stolen bases
kaun. Burns t2l;, Gibson. Hoeikc. Double
n!aEs-kopt to Shean 10 Chase: Groh to
Shean to Chase. Left on bases-New Yor!
8; Cincinnati. 5. First base on error-New
York. J. Bases on balis-on SalIec 1: OF
Filler, !. Hits--on Filler. in : innings
.none oMt IN third: of Ring. In in
struck out-by Sailee. /: by Hing 2 Passed
hall-Clarkc Cmpires. Harrison and O'Uay
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Totals ...35 : + % "a Totals "a
eBatted for Alright In ninth.

oCUTt ny innlnES: r..
ga |trEinias ..........l 4 o %
Duplex .................l u %
SUMMARY: Errors-Ttgnor. .; Poh. Dowden.
Wa1dbauer. Gentry. Nunnale. Two-base hits
cpuke. Smithers. Three base hit-Arrighi.
Sacrifice hits-Nunnai>. Jenkins. Stolen
representations 90. Suttcrlin. Monroe (),
Bcasley. !iits-oR Waldhaucr In Innings
Bases on balls-by Waldhaucr .; by Napier
3. Batters hit-by Waldhaucr (Sutterifn):
by Napier tBesle). Struck out-by valid,
pa ucr; 3; by Lowery. I: by Napier. 6. Passed
Napier. IAN
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SENTENCED TO DEATH;
COMMITS SUICIDE
Boss smith. Negro. Hangs Himself In
Cell OF Roanoke
Iall

ROANOKE, VA, July 14.-Boss Smith.
young negro sentenced to the elec-
tric chair for the murder OF Il colored
infant to-day committed suicide by
hanging himself in his cell He twisted
sheet ana placing II around his mock
tied II to the cell door and dropped.
causing strangulation. Several weeks
ago in 1T Of angriness he picked up
tho child and dashed it's brains out.
He was tried this week and convicted
of first degree murder. To-day he left
note to his mother asserting his in
noccnce.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals I'D 2 Is Totals ~ 2 . n
sBatted for wyckon In ninth.
Tran for Jaynes ia ninth.
Score by innings.

NcsSo-S ~ '"nihso r.
summary: Error-oetz Earned runs
Wyekot,. 6: by Enzmen. i Three 9s-l ny
Kopp. First base on error-Bufiaio, j.
6 6eIt on eases-,Bufsio. 8: Newark 10
double playS-Enznan BRANDED 10 nus
sell: Wynkon 20 Carlstrom. Hit by pitcher
umpires. Carpenter and Blackburn." ' TIM.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH
BY ELOPiMG COUPLE
Washington Men Hun Automobile Into
River and nre Found by Pair
About to Wed.

About to Wed.
WINCHESTER, VA, July I4-Ray-
mond koenig End II. l.. Mitchell, of
Washington. said to be connected with
the army. ran their automobile this
afternoon into tributary OF the
Shenandoah River. four miles east OF
Winchester. and were rescued By an
eioping couple from Maryland. In an
other car. Both parties were bound
for Winchester. koenig's lip was Sc
vcrely gashed in a bnrbed wire fencc.
Both men were badly cut and bruised
about their faces and bodies. Their
car suddenly left the road near a
bridge and plunged down an embank
mont Into tho stream where they were
found In a semi-conscious condition by
Ernest kooGle Middleton ga Miss
Mary B. Poffcnberger, OF Sharpshurg.
Md. After their rescue the runaw8ys
we're married here by Rev. George S.
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, w. Fulton. at lakewood
Totals ...3s p IL Totals ...36 4 927 II
Slated for Mason in ninth inning.

by innings: r.
Stockton Street. O o.
Randolph Street ......2 O o.
Summary: Errors-Baur. Gentry. 3; Doher-
~. }. Mason. Two base hit-Chittum. Three
base hit-KniGhi. Home run--Cumminr
Stolen basas-Baur. .: u. Jones. White. H.
Gentry, +. TimmonS. Bases balls-by
Thomas. .: by Mason. .. Batter hit-by
Mason tH. Gentry. Struck out--by Thomas,
D: b. Mason. J. Passed balls-White (D.
Chittum 60. Umpires. Roy and Kidd.
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SECOND GAME.

Newark .,.....,..0 O o 4 q M
SUMMARY: i:rr;or..wiik, nsen, ea a. n,ns
G ,aTl.~. :! iS ! Innings. nEa.ned runsM bat:
MeSr.H e on Bnse, s g. On q %,k Sn.s0 r
S M,ixs, cub, aeGIsw by Enss. BY
hass hits-Caristrom, MeGraw. Fuller (O.
Has Sacrifice hits-onslow. BRANDED. OH.
Frat base on srrors--Sewnrk, 2. Stolen
hasss-Kepp. caristrom. channslI. Haas.
,Jxfl on ba.es.-NswarS. q; Buffalo, IL.
Msil V1pirss. Carpenter and Blackburne
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Paramount Shuts Out Second Baptist.

,,oSore Dy innings: r. H. E.
second sap;ssi:.:.::::.::::.SS SSoScSSooo--SS :
Batteries: Paramount. Watts and Thei-
dick: Second Baptist. Gentry and Sledd.
summary: Two-base hits-England, BIount.
Inree-bsse hfts-Engiand. Ncwcomb Stolen
bases-Nowcomb. Boze. Blount. Double plays
-Blount to Newcomb to Patterson; England
70 Newcomb Batters hit-by Gentry
SWatts); by Watts (Sledd). Struck out-by
gentry ls by Watts. s. limo of games
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 30 III 2I17 Totals rs 3

Score by innings: r
Boston ' .............S SSS %
summary: Errors-Hornsby. Kelly Two
base hits--Rawlncs. Hornsby Three
hit,M1ranville Home run-Poweii. Bases
on balls-on Packard. . of Rudolph .
Struck out-hy Packard .: by Rudolph. 6.
Sacrifice hits; G. Smith. Rehg. EMPIRES,
Byron and Quisley
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SUPERBAS GARNER BOTH
PIRATES BEATEN IN FIRST
THROUGH INFERIOR FIELDING
Outhit Opponents, wabbIes Cost Gnme.
Marqunrd Uahitable During
Second Contest.

BROOKLYN. July l4.-Brooklyn made
II four out of five it'll Pittsburgh to-
day by winning both games OF tho
doub!c-header. 8 to 3 and TO 0. Tho
Pirates outbattcd the Dodgers in the
first. but lost by bad fielding.
The second game WAS a pitchers
baltic between Aiarquard and Miller,
the Brooklyn pitcher allowing only
two hits. The scores:
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indian STREAK broken
HARPER HOLDS CLEVELAND
Il TO THREE SMALL WALL0PS
Nationals Lose First Game When GallIn
and Ayers Arc DATED
Hard.

CLEVELAND. -uly 14.-By winning
the second game to-day. ) to 0, Wash
ington broke Cleveland's winning
streak. The locals had won seven sue
cessive games. Harper held the In
dams TO three hits. Cleveland won the
first game. { to 8. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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YANKS LOSE TO WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. July 14.-Chicago made IL
three out of four from New York to-
day by punching hits behind cratic
heidtnE. and won. TO !. Russell pitch
ed his best ball in the pinohes Score.
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GIANTS AND REDS DIVIDE

NEW YORK, July 14.-New York
and Cincinnati broke even in "a double
header before a capacity crowd here
to-day. The Giants easily won the
hrst game. to 0, while Cincinnati
won the second game. to I. scores:
FIRST GAME
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TOO LATE no CLAssIFY

FOR sale, successful dry goods business.
the city of Norfolk. va. New and. Well.
and and e9SSi,Rpmept, ses. cash and credit
business on most favorable terms. Also up
adjoining , the The above and owned by same
parry. established 20 years: high class trade
right: modern fixtures and equipment; nvee
year renewable lease. low rent. Reason for
selling. iIi-health of owner who must move
invsstigatiop. With tn, Norfolk's population
Increasing: along With great Industrial and
tture by tho government of millions OF dol
lars hereabout. these propositions offer 70
the right party, the most unsual opportuni-
ties for successful business. Address
"Moneymnker." p. o. Box $50. Norfolk. Va
JITNEY license for sale. Call Boulevard
WANTED. cylinder press feeders. Highest
wages: steady. Hayworth Publishing
House. Washtngton. d. c.
2225 West Grace. second fiat. Ave rooms
and bath. Anply above number.
CENTRALLY located Ave room fiat: screens
awnings. front and back porches and
Madison o5i
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FIRST GAME

Brooklyn ...........:::o Q 90 90 IS
Three base hit-Mowrey. Two-b base HIT
Johnston. Sacrifice hits-Bigbee CD, Ward.
King; smyth Double play-Pitler tunas:
Galore. 3: OF MamauS, i: on coombs. 3
Struck out-by Carlson. :: ny cadore. =: by
nings: on cadore. IL IN innings. Hit by
pitcher-by Carlson (Mii and Stenceil.
Left on Overwhelmingly, 10; Brooklyn, Z.
Cmpires. kem and BranSfeld.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY JULY Is 1917

hts-Bosher. Hay. Harper. w. NI.sley. Sac
Einee hil-Psttsrson. Stolen bases-Wood. w.
Bel. Harper. Wharton. Q: Bosher. W. Ecsss-
Sn oSsils ri Wood 2; by. Dshn; Batlers
ny Wood. 4: by Dahn. s. Wild pitch-Dahu.
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HACK EIBEL BEATEN
AFTER HARD BATH E

Continued from First Page)
mace enough to win. Jack Onslow
veteran catcher of the International
League, was honored by the fans. The
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...3s Is n Is Totals ...3s 40 81 IA
sBatted for Middleton in sixth.
tBatted for Perritt in ninth.

IF2tted Tot FeTTItt IN ninth.
score hy innings: r.
SS.ncinnati ...........o I 90 Q IL
new Iork .............O q 3 o ia
summary: Error-Shean Two-bas. hits
Shear; Fletch.r Chase. Rariden. Three
base hitS--Hoelke. Neale. Stolen bases
Sacrifice, fy---shean. Double rlays-Herz"E
to Hoelke (2): Kopf to Shean to Chase :
9; Cincinnati. 8. First base on error-New
YORK. ]. Bases on balls-on Anderson 1 .
OF schupp. J: on .Tonty. 2 Hits--ofr An
derson. in la innings; on Schmpp 4 in
HI, by pitcher-by Toney tBurnsp by Per.
ritt tGroh). Struck oMt-hy Anderson /
by Schupp. !: by Perritt. !. by Toney 2
wild pitch--Middletnn. Passed ball-Rari.
den Umpires. O'Day and Harrison. Time
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Score by innings: X.
Washington ...........o ! ! !-2
Summary: Errors-shanks wAmbsEanss,
Speaker. Two-base hits-Speaker go,
Milan, Foster. ShankE. RICE. Three base
hlt--Ro,h. Home run--Judse Sacrifice
Bases on bails--on Gailla. 3: on Morton ..
Struck out-by uallia: ., by Morton. !.
BY. Ayers (Graneyl. Hts--on Gaila, in
innings; of Moston' y In so3 inn n11Sr
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DEATHS

BANkERT.-Died at his home In Chester
DAVID +. bG&K Err. aged thirty:nin;e:
years. lie is survived by widow and
three children. Charles. Lille and Carlton :
also two brothers. John and C. Andrew
Funeral MONDAY at p. NJ at Provi
dence Church. lnterment in church burial
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CUBS ANNEX FIRST BATTLE

PHIl.A DELPHIA. July lI-Cnicago
won the first game here to-day by
3 TO 2. and the second was called Mt
the end Of the ninth inning owing TO
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BRAVES STAGE COMEBACK

BOSTON. July l4.-Aftcr losing seven
straiGhts 10 St Louis. Boston turned
to-day and won two games from Hug
The scores
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RED SOX DEFEAT TIGERS

DETROIT. MICH, July l4.--Boston
got an even break in the series with
Detroit. by winning to-day's game.
to I. Mays held Detroit to four hits.
The score:
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Standing of Cluh

"hsre They Play Next Saturday,
koccn Boosters vi. Woodall G. Ouaries ut
:, Modern Woodmcn We. Cherry Smash, at
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ENSIGN GLENNON DIES
WHILE ON DUTY At SEA
Body of Young Naval officer Arrives
Here for Internmcnt in
Hollywood.
MARRIED "A RICHMOND GIRL
His Wedding to Miss Janet Kecne
Jones Took Place at Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church Thirteen Months
Ago.

Ensign Philip Thompson Glennon,
United States Navy. died suddenly at
o'clock Friday night while on duty
with the American fleet In Atlantic
waters. The body. accompanied by rel
atives and II naval escort, was brought
TO this city yesterday for burial. The
funeral will be held privately this
afternoon. 'Interment Will be In Holly
wood Cemetery.
Tho death OF Ensign Glennon. who
was just twenty-three years old. came
after sudden illness on Thursday
night while on board a superdrend-
nought. where he has been stationed
since his graduation from Annapolis
In 1915. He was taken to a hospital
ship for treatment when IL was found
that his condition was serious, but he
only lived few hours.
Ensign Glennon was son OF Rear
Admiral James ii. Glcnnon. Of Wach-
ing ton, who is Il member Of the United
States commission now in Russia. He
was born at Annapolis In 1894. and
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy in 1915. Within the
next few weeks he would have been
promoted to the rank of junior lieu
tenant. Two brothers now hold the
rank OF lieutenant in the United States
Navy. one. Lieutenant Harry Glennon.
being on duty at the present time in
foreign waters.
WAS MARRIED HERE
THIRTEEN MONTHS AGO
Thirteen months ago yesterday
Ensign Glennon married Miss Janet
Keen Jones. debutante daughter of
Mrs. John Keene Jones. OF 9lS Park
Avenue. The body was brought to
homo nj MrS 40
noon, and the funeral Will be held from
there this afternoon at l o'clock. The
services will be private, as will the
burial in Hollywood.
The body was accompanied here by
an escort OF officers and sailors. Tho
young widow; mother; Mrs a. NJ
Cross of Washington. a sister. and
Lieutenant James b. Glennon. United
States Navy. brother, accompanied
the remains. The flag-draped casket
attracted considerable attention az It
passed through the streets with the
escort Of bluejackets.
The marriage of Miss Jones to
Ensign Glennon took place on June IA,
1916. in the chapel of Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church, the Rev. j. j. Ora
watt ID. d.. the rector. officiating. While
her husband was on sea duty Mrs
Glennon made her homo here with her
mother. but recently she has been liv-
ing at an Atlantic port In order to
be near him when his ship came in.
Ensign Glennon was married short
ly after his graduation from Annapo-
lis, and has been a frequent visitor to
tichmond. where he had a host of
friends. Together with his wife. he
spent Sunday week ago in this CITY.
The news of his death came as a shock
to his large circle Of friends.
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summary: Error-Lavcndcr. Left on
has ssss-P.hilaaelphla; s; Chicago. Z. three
liams. Deal. Sacrifice ny--Whitted. Dou-
bic 2Iays-Desl to Doyle to Merkle. t2l;
Hits--oT Lavender. In innings. Struck
ont.hy Layender. 6; by oeschger. 2: hy
off Carter 2. Wild pitch--l,Hvender. Time,
49, Umpires. RiEler and Emslie.
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SECOND GAME.

pittsburgh ............o Q o Q Q 90
summary: Errors-ward. Wolfe. Cut
shaw. O'Rourke: Three-base hit-wheat.
Schmidt, Double play-Wolte to, Wagner.
out-by Miller. :: by Marauard. S. Left on
bases--FittshurEh. q; Brooklyn 4. Umpires
Klein Al Snnl
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FIRST GAME,
Totals 80 g 6:4ls Totals IA sis 81 II

Totals ...3o - ID Totals Ia IS 81 II
.Bstted for J. Smith In eigth inning
Score by Innings: r.
ST I.ouis.................i o o 1 %
Boston ..................0 O %
summary: Errors-Band. Pauiette. J. c.
Smith. Two-baEe hits-Horpsby. .: Paulette
sctzel. Thrce-base hits-Powel CO. StOelen
basc-konetchy. Bases baIls-on Ames /;
OF ryer. 5. Struck out-by Amcs 3: by
Tyler. 3. Sacrifice hits-J. c. Smith, Powell
TraErcssor. Sacrifice ny-Hornsby. Wild
pitchcs-Ames co. Umpires-QuIgiey and
Byron. Attendance 600
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chse.ro . : .::.::.::::.:.:::...S SsSSs Ssd!i
SSiTimmary; Errors-Magee Pipp. Miller. J.
s.eIihfe hi,s-SsndiL L: Collins stolen
oase-L'eoold. Bases on halls-on Love 3:
OF Cullop. ]. Struck out---by Russell. ,: Sy
hoUsii .; BY Monros. !. Double, plays
r. 70 Gandii. urnpiLsE Owens and Evans
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Results YESTERDAYS

Results Yesterday.
Woodall ouarlos, 8; Modern woodmen,
kocen Boosters. 8: Cherry Smash O. (Game
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SGIsaso ....S33dGSS %
summary: Erifcs-wliiiams Lett on bases
Philadelphla. 4: Chicago, 10. Two base hits
DnhSeter; DOUBLE piaysI;wortman 70 Doyle
M.rkie. HitsWoff oesehscr. In ) "a I'M
nnss; on Maker Mayer: in . "a inninEs. Struck
dirk 5. Bases on balls-or OeschEer 3; or
Bender. 2: OF Ifendrix. 4. Time. 2:0S. Um-
pres. Risler and Emslie.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Resiilfa Yeaferdax

. Old virsinias. 9; Duplex. tnrst game).
Highland PARK. s.. Paramount. 10 tnrst
E camel, Highland Park. Q; Paramount. o
Standing OF Clubs.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL. LEAGUE


c.,. =, NeNUItH festeruny.
STOCKTON Street. S; Randolph Street. 4
:, FIRST Baptist. 8; Calvary. O. Game for
-, Tabernacle, Q; Calvary. (hrst camel.
Taoernacle, 81; Fulton. (second Eame)
(Both games forfeited)
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Where They Play Next Saturday.
Park
Paramount Athletic Association vs., Duplex,
at lakewood
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SECOND GAME.

Score by innings: r:
Washington ..........o 0 %
Cleveland .............o o o 90
land. O.. Two base hit-H Milan. Three
s BIZ hits.!udse saefee h'tsMmen1y.
ESsser pousle plays.Wam osganss to
Judge TO Shanks TO Judge Bases on balls
of n Hn. d, j or . GSumns /: of Klspfer:
e g SSs"se ny ,n Kisr1er of x h'sIo
in la innings. Hit by pitcher-Judse.
Time. 1855. Empires. Mccormick and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15

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Golde Va. r. e Lee. Jr.. at Clarke Springs.
The Keota news., 1917-07-06
Gave Up His Farm and Went to
Colorado Springs for
Treatment.
WAS UNABLE TO WORK
Works All Day Without Tirina Now
and Says He Feels Like 4 New
Man Since He Started
Taking Tanlac.

II have taken three bottles Of Tan
lac and have actually gained sixteen
pounds" was the remarkable state
ment made by Charles H. Mair of s14
Arcadia street, Colorado Springs, re-
Gently.
For long time." he continued. '.my
stomach has been in bad fix and for
the last five years it has given me all
sorts of trouble. What little I man.
aged to eat seemed to do me harm
Instead of good and for the last two
years l have lived mostly on milk and
toast and even then I suffered from
Indigestion. Gas would form on my
stomach and bloat me up and make
me miserable. l was also very nerv-
Gus and would just toss and roll all
night unable to sleep. l fell OF in
weight from one hundred and fifty five
to one hundred and twenty-eight
pounds and kept going down and get
ting weaker every day. Finally got
In such bad shape l couldn't work,
so about year ago, sold my farm
In Portage, Wisconsin. and came here
to Colorado Springs and was under
treatment for q long time without get
ting any better.
II commenced to feel better almost
at once after I started taking Tanlac
and by the time my first bottle was
finished, the indigestion was gone and
l was feeling like new man. When
I had taken three bottles could eat
anything l wanted without having
sign of trouble and l could hardly be-
lieve 1t, but weighed sixteen pounds
more than when l started taking 1t.
My strength had increased a hundred
per cent and went back to work and
/ am never bothered with the trouble
any more at all. and can work all
day without getting tired. I. can GER
tainly recommend Tanlac because
believe it's worth its weight in gold"
There is Tanlac dealer In your
tOWn.-Adv.