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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
WILSON BACKING
\ U.S.F00D PROBE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-President
Wilson is determined congress shall pass the
100000 appropriation which the federal
trade commission has requested for the ma
tion-wide food price probe he directed the
commission and the department of agricul-
ture to make.
Ii was stated at the White House today
that the president will give his personal at
tention toward swinging congress into line
behind his food probe suggestion. He made
this decision following receipt of news of the
New York food riots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
CONGRESS ADOPTS
BONE DRY PROVISION

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.--The
house. by vote OF S21 TO 20. today
concurred in the senate bone dry
amendment to the postoffice trans
portatton bill. Six members voted
Present
Reeds amendment forbids trans
portation of liquor into states
which prohibit the sale or manu.
facture of intoxicants.
Prohibitionists we're greatly
elated over their victory. and cheer
ed and chanted Bone Dry" when
the vote was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Germans Confident
of Diver Success

BERLIN. via Sayville Wireless,
Feb. 2i.-"We are sure OF success.
and shall allow nothing and nobody
to wrest this success from us de.
clared Secretary OF the Treasury
Helfferich TO the German agricul-
tural council. discussing the subma-
rine warfare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Art Treasures Are
Taken to Germany

THE HAGUE, Feb. 21.-Many art
treasures in Alsace and Lorraine
have suddenly been removed to the
German cities of Stuttgart and
Munich. on orders from Germn,
headquarters. according TO German
papers. received today. The reasons
were not stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
TURKS BACK DIVERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Tha
Turkish government has reaffirmed
its pledge OF alliance with Germany
and Austria Hungary in a success
full prosecution of the war, Ambas.
sador Elkus cabled the state de-
partment TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Figure Fiend at Bat;
$50 Miles of Oranges

SAN BERNARD1NO. Cal, Feb. 81.
One of those demon statisticians
attacked the National Orange show
at the beginning Of its second day
here. today, and figured that II ev-
cry orange in the show were lined
up. they would reach 250 miles.
Since the United States mints
were established in 1892. they have
coined 7S3 100000 dimes, 500. 900, 900
nickels, 2,345.00O, 900 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Cops Plan Novel
Stunts for Ball
.At iho Policemen's ball

At tho Policemen's ball
Tonight. at the fIippodrome. the
23rd annual social event OF the Sc
attic police department will begin
when Mayor GIN and Chief Beck
ingham lead the grand march The
hall will be elaborately decorated
and lighted Entertainment fea-
lures have been carefully kept Sc
cret as a surprise. However. ac-
cording TO the advance ticket sale.
the ball tonight promises TO be a
great success.
On with the dance,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Can't Ignore Cries Of Hunger

As a result administration leaders
in congress today began lining up
forces to compel congressional ae-
quiescence. .
Senator Borah today demanded
that congress remain TN session
until adequate steps are taken 10
S.ring prices back to normal.
- We want bread vas the cry OF
y French reyolutionists as they
rched TO Versailles" said Borah.
Is the most ominous CRY that can
III heard in a republic, and what
ever Is said as TO the effect OF the
war on prices. the fact remains the
people are in large measure the VIC
Tins OF spectators and combina'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
KANSAS BONE Dry

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. 21.-The
bone dry bill passed the senate this
morning without amendment. The
governor viii sign II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
STEAMER IS SUNK

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-The British
steamer Brigade has been sunk.
The Brigade was n steel screw
steamer OF 425 tons. registered at
Glasgow. and the property OF the
Mason Shipping Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
SPORTSME MEN

SPORTSMEN OF the Lake
Chelan country are protesting
against proposed legislation by the
Seattle sportsnen. saying there Is
fish for every one and TO come and
catch ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
NIGHT EDITION

"A henpecked man has no vote
In the state of nstrinony" How
did the voting yesterday suit your
The weather forecast 10: Rain
tonight and Thursdsy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
MERCHANTS TAKE NO ACTION
Defer Decision as to Curtnilment Of De-
lIverics Until Further Data
In Secured.

Announcement in an afternoon paper
yesterday to the effect that Richmond
merchants would discontinue deliveries
for the period of the war was de-
scribed as premature and inaccurate last
night by William a. Clarke, Jr.. secre-
tary OF tho Retail Merchants Associa-
ton. Several conferences have been
held with u view of reducing the ex-
cessive cost of delivery. but no suE
gestion of eliminating deliveries en-
tirely has even been considered.
The Council of National Defense has
been studying the matter for some
time with a view to ascertaining how
many horses and how much gasoline
could be diverted to purely war pur-
poses. but this body has as yet made
no definite recommendations. A local
committee. which has been considering
tho matter. adjourned to meet again
when further data has been gathered.
1t Is stated present delivery methods
are expensive and entail an excessive
overhead cost, and II is expected that
4 plan will be worked out shortly for
4 curtailment, which will give ade-
quate service. and at the same time
save large part of the present cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS
SECURE INCREASED WAGES
Paul Stevens Reported 10 Favor SUBJ
stnntinl Additions to Pay and
Probable Shorter Hours.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI, July l2.--According to
an Official statement mado hero late
to-day by the officials Of the Order OF
Railroad Photographers. higher wages
are to be paid by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway system as tho result of
tho presentation OF tho claims made
to the general manager OF the road.
Willingness to grant healthy in
crease Of pay and Improvement Of
hours of service. 1t is claimed, has
been rendered by J. p. Stevens. gem
cral manager of tho road.
While tho road was not willing to
grant II 80 per cent increase. 1t is
stated that Il substantial recognition
of the workmen's cnll Will be accord
ed without the proposed contest by
which 1t was to tie up the road. Con-
eral Manager Stevens, 1t Is said here.
has stated that the 80 per cent in
crease demanded would raise tho roads
expenses nearly quarter of mil
lion dollars and the officials. It is
stated, consider this too great an ad-
dition to DO made willingly at this
time.
The operators association head states
that the telegraphers national orCani-
cation is prepared to hold out for the
stood here that the question of ac-
ccpting II partial raise or striking for
the entire 80 per cent wage, an eight
hour workday and better working con-
ditions may be submitted to referen-
dun vote OF the workers. It Is be-
lievcd hero that there is n slight chance
for compromise should nearly IL not
all Of the demanded per cent be So
cured in a friendly way.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race--two-y year old maidons, nve fur
lonEs-,.cumsora. Ill tschuttinger1. to g.
to I. even. won; George ". Avery. rs
STroxier): 8 to l. to l, even. second; Al
third Time. 1907. Billet Dou1. Poor Joo'
Portia. Peace and Plenty. Frank KeoEh.
Rapid E'irer, winoc and Tumble In also ran
SecondIfour. year-oid stceplechase; about
Two milcs-Shannon River 100 (Aiien)
II to 10. to S.. out. won: The Brook. iio
tklcniek). II to 8. 6 to . even. second: slip
shod. las (Powers). to 6. L to 2. out. third.
Torrer. Marchena. Mausoleus and Elect also
ran shannon River and Mausoieus coupled
u 70 s. to 4 out. won: Hadies wSae Sfseff ia
thykel. II to 20. out. second; Kilmer lo6
,Buxton), to l. even. out, third Time.
l:+o As; Only three starters.
Fourth-six furlongs-Ed Cudihey, los
Maiden, IA q. MeTaggart). . to z s to s.
second; Brooks: los (ROwan), S to S. S TO 7,
TO third. Time 1:42 2-5. Yankee Witch.
Mnrk Miller. Cocktail also ran.
F1fth-ono mile-Roly, lis (ButwclD 4to &
? to s. l to I. won; Armament. liz tTroS-
ier). to l. to 2 to 6. second: Spectre.
100 (Grimth), IS to l. 6 to /. ; to 1, third.
Time. 1:4i 3-5. Preston Lynn. Poiyanna.
trisuer, Humiliation. Solitary. Rockport.
and Hickory Nut also ran.
Sixth-two- year; oids: five furlongs-Bully
Boy. Il1o tButweln, 3 to S, out. won: Cousin
O'Mine. los (Buxtonl, is to 1. to 1, 4 to s.
second; Decisive. lis tRyan). to 2. out.
third Time. 1909 As. CAveman and Albert
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
WANT SERVICE RESTORED
Residents OF Stnunton object to Cur
taiiment Recently Effected By
ChcanDeakc and Ohio,

Residents OF stanton Will make a
stin light for the restoration OF local
train service. discontinued recently by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway A
petition with this end in view has
been presented to the State Corpora
ton Commission. which yesterday made
formal Inquiry from tho railway COM
pany whether 1t would restore the SER
vice voluntarily. or whether a formal
hearing would be necessary. hearing
by the commission would not neccs-
sarily mean the ordering of tho con-
tinuance OF the former service. but
would give zach party to tho contro-
versy an opportunity to present arRu-
mcnts on the point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS
BILLIE BUsHs DANCING IN THE
CABARET SCENE OF "LET0S COZ

Unusually largo audiences nro being
attracted to the Academy this week.
whore tho clover Comic Opera Players
are scoring tho most pronounced hit
OF their summer season in Tets Co."
This weeks bill Is In two acts and
ten scenes. and Is described as a
merry musical revlcw. 1t abounds In
smart fooling and melodious song
numbers. and keeps tho audience
thoroughly entertained from start to
finish. Among the dance specialtics is
n particularly good ono contributed by
Billie Bush. tho charming head of the
dancing contingent. with the assistance
OF the male chorus In tho cabaret
scene In the last act. 1t has n musical
accompaniment that Is lively, and in
var'ably results In call for several
encores,. Good dancing Is sprinklcd
NIL through the review, and tho strils-
ing costuming Of the chorus is ono
Of the most attractive OF numerous
features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
REMEMBERING CARDS
Ihird District Embracing Most o
Madison Wnrd Files It's
neu0rf.

Exemption boards OF tho divisions
which have not completed tho work NJ
REMEMBERING the cards OF all men who
registered for war service on June q
are hard at work in an effort to com
pletc their task mt tho earliest Dos
s,bie moment. The city has been d.
vidcd into five districts. Tho Second
District. embracing most OF Leo Ward.
was the first 10 finish the work. The
Third District. most OF Madison Ward.
finished yesterday These two lists are
now on fle at tho Mayors Office C,i,,,
Han, where they may be examined bv
persons Interested. The Fourth Dis.
triet. IT ia expected, will have its liz,
complete to-day. and the First and
Fifth Districts WIN probably end their
work before Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
DR.. HIBBs ACCEPTS
Will Become Director of New School OF
Socinl Economy to Open

or wide experience, both In teaching
and in practical training. is DR.. Henry
II. Hibbs. of New York, who has ac-
cepted the dictatorship of the School
OF Social Economy which will open
here October l. DR.. Hibbs is q South
ern man by birth. BY education. he
is Il Phi. D. of Columbia, n master OF
arts of Brown University. and was a
special student of sociology OF Har-
ward in 1911-1912.
In I914-1915 he was with the Uni
versity OF Illinois as lecturer on So
ciology. criminology and social statis-
tics. In the summer Of 1915 he lee
tured at Vanderbilt University and in
1916 was the director Of the summer
school for training social workers at
Nashville conducted by the Interchurch
College and Vanderbilt University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
OUIMET MEETS EDWARDS
IN SEMIFINAL ROUND
Former NATIONAL Champion Has Rum
away with Observation-Disclosures
Eliminates Argentine Chimp.
[BY Associated Press.1

medalist, will play Francis Oulmct,
former national champion. and Ken
meth Edwards will play John @. An
derson. of New York. in tho thirty
siH-hole semifinals OF the western ANA
teur golf championship tomorrow. as
a result of to-day's matches ut the
Midlothian Country Club, the homo OF
the Edwards brothers.
Ouimet to-day had runaway match
with Potter Barnett, n youthful Chica-
Donald Edwards eliminated Jack May.
Argentine champion. 3 and 2. Ken
meth Edwards oustcd Jesse Guilford,
gruellng contest in which Gu.lford set
course record OF seventy-one in tho
forenoon and gained a lead Of four
holes
Ned Sawyer fell off on the last nine,
defeated tho former Western champion.
uD
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Hoop. md An 1rf.hmnn Divide Honor.

Rcdeeming n poor bill ut tho Lyric
for tho latter part Of tho week Is a
charming bit Of ould Ireland" played
by Lawrence Reilly us u gallant Irish
lad. his old mother. who is especially
lovable in her pride In her boy and
her sage advice to him on his sailing
for "Amcriky" to hold his liquor like
n gentleman and be discreet with the
women; three nimble-footed young
colleens. and Uncle Pat, who draws
forth sweet strains from a bagpipe
Denny sings well-lovcd Irish airs. and
With tho variable Irish temperament
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GIANTS GET SETBACK
REDS STOP REMNANT RUSH
BY TAKING DOUBLE-HEADER
Schupp Loses First Game on Ninth-
Inning Rnlly-Frenk Homer Fea-
lures Last Contest.

NEW YORK, July 12.-New York's
pennant advance received check to-
day when the Giants lost their first
double-hcadcr Of the year. Cincinnati
defeating them in two games. to
and TO /. Cincinnati won the first
TO this inning. Schupp had permitted
only two hits. The defeat was the
third for Schupp this season.
The Reds pounded Perritt for ten
hits. totalinE seventeen bases, in the
second game. freak feature OF the
second game came in the fourth, when
Neal hit home run with Chase on
base. The run was ruled out because
Umpire Harrison had raised his hand
calling time just as Perritt was let
had been thrown from the grand stand
into the diamond. Neal. forced to bat
over. singled. scoring Chase. Scores:
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WIN WITHOUT A HIT

BRooKLYN. July 12.-Pittsburgh
beat Brooklyn, TO !. to. day without
tho aid OF base hit Pitier scored
tho teinE run In the eighth or =
pass, McCarthy's sacrifice. Olson's er.
ror, and squeeze play by Carey.
With two out in the ninth Fischer
walled. stole second and scored when
Hickman slipped while chasing Miller's
low throw. the ball rolling to deer
center. Hans Wagner was presented
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. ...33 10 q Il Totals....3I 2 "a II
'intted for Newton In seventh.
Score ID |

Toronto ..........O 2 o O 50
Baltimore ..............0 > 0 u o 0 0 o %
- summary; Errors-Schultz. Lalonge. Bues,
Truesdaie Thompson. Two-bss. hit-S
Biackhnrnc %. Thompson. Bases on balls
o,,, Thompson A. on Newton. 3. Struck
Anple,on: l. HI by pi,cher-by. Appleton
tNhiteman). HItS--on Newton. g. in !; in
ninss; on Appleton. in innings. stolen
bases-Jacohson. Schultz. Acos,a. Bues.
Sacrihce ht-f.alongc. Double plays-C;ra-
ham tunas:s,ed,: Appleton to Bues to
iruesda!e Left on hases-Toronto. 8: Bal
tifnorc, D. First base errors--Toronto
J; baltimore. .. Ctnpires. Mullen and
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Gewdy becomes Sergeant.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July l2.--Nenrv
f'Hank'D Gowdy. famous catcher for
the Boston Nationals, has been pro-
NOTED from private to q sergeant in
the Ohio National Guard. General
John G. Speaks has appointed him or
derby in the second brigade infantry.
with the rank Of fcreeant. Gowdy was
the first major league player to AN
sWer the call TO the colors"
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BISONS RALLY ON SMALLWOOD

BUFFALO. july 1.-THE down-trod-
den l'uTalO team took another fall out
OF ihc league leading Newark nine this
afternoon. coming from behind a three
run l" cad and batting out a close VIC
tory by score of to 4. y home run
by Channcn in the sixth inning I'M
ncrvcd Pitcher Smallwood. and before
the inning was over the Bisons had
scored four runs and clinched the game.
The score.
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Philadelphia.
Tota,s....33 5Ii2 q s Totals. 81
'Batted for Rogers in ninth.
fBattsi FOR l.avan In ninth,

score DIV lNNINFs, r
Philadelphia .......... o 0--5
St. I.ouis............... 0 Q q %
Summary: Errors-Cirovcr ~. Han. Two
Thrs. hesa rlf sacytSc. Ss.er
Double pay-Pratt I.ayon. stolen base
Bates Hit hy pitched faIl--hv johnson. !
tJacohsoni. Bases on baIls-uH Rogers g.;
off Johnson. 3. on schauer. 2. struck out
hv Johnson. !; b" ScnEuey .. H!,s-on John
son. In . innings. Left bases-St Louis
10; Philadelphia. Time of game. 200.
EMPIRES. Connolly Morality and Nalln
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Reaui.ition for Tyler.

Governor Stuart was notified yester-
day that j. G. Tyler, who Is suspected
of being the murderer Of Policeman
Hackett. Of the Du Pont plant, at Hope
well. had been arrested in San Bcnito,
Tex. A requisition has been issued
for the man. The murder was COM
mitted moro than a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
Columbia AEnIn IL Winner

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 12.1columbia
defeated Charleston. 6 TO 4. here to-
day In the fourth contest of tho port
Jason series or seven games for the
championship in the South Atlantic
League. The Charlcstonians have scored
only one victory 20 far in the series.
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Buffalo,
Newark,
To,als....3i 27l5 Tctaisa 90, Q
.I3attcd for Justin In sixth.
1tthttIA Tor Smnllwood in seventh.
.HaiOe for EnzGnan in ninth.

.NhllO Tor EnzInan In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
- o q n 4 o q -
Ncwhrk ...............o o o 0 o o.
SUMMARY: Errors--McDonaid. OH f2),
Russell, HanS, Enndr'l. Blackwell U,tg-
on Justin. in innins: of Engei. : in 4
innings; on Sinaliwood. In innings: on
Enzmhn. In innings. Earned runs
Buffalo. ?: Newark. 3 First base On halls
OFF Justin. G.. Struck ou;-by Justin {
by Smaliwood. l: by Engcl. hy Enzman
2. Home run-Channcli. Two-hase hit.
Gil Sacr!hce hi;s--iilackwcu EidreI
s nnsn.-i,ng,in' Mswark, Left on
---.Smaiiwood. Urnpires. Cnrp.n,.r " ,na
blarhburn. Time. hours. Attendance
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m A

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. July 12.-Fred
w. Moore, graduate treasurer OF the
Harvard Athletic Association, an
nounced to-day that the varsity foot
ball schedule for next season has been
Cancelled because of the war.
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SECOND GAME.
rotals. eeim Tptssls. ,a3. & 6 .. s

'NunH maker Natt"d Tor NIcNandtr n EInth.
Matted Ior Dauforth In sixth.
Score b" IL nings r.
New York.............. o o "a
Chica 20 ............... -
summary: Error-RaE"r. Two-hase hits
Peckinpaueh, ripp. Miller Alexander. Sac
rlhce hits-lcihold and Weaver. Bases
hals--on D4uiorth .: of ShawEey 2. Struck
put-bv IDanfUrth .; bv Russell. >: by shaw
key .. Double riay-Wcarcr 10 T.. Collins
10 Ga1dii Tim" OF game, zoo Ur.pires
owens snE fyanS
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....s5 6I2 p II Totals. 81 80 z /
'Batted for Raglan Ia eighth.
Tran for bailey IN eighth.

score 10y innings: r.
St Louis. ............ o o ; q o DC
Boston ................. 0 q "a
Summary: Error-Bard. Two-tase hits
Raglan. Meadows. Ho:nsby. Smith. Baird
Three-hase hits--Cruise home run-KcIly
Stoler hases-Maranvile. Bases on balls
RaEan. g. by Meadows . Bacrihce flies.
Cruise. snyder Double plays-Mi.ler Gun
assisted; Baird TO Miller to Paulcttc Hits
ON Ragan. ~ in 8 innings: on allen. none
In inning. Wild pitch-RaGan. Passed
balls Say der. TraEressor. Time OF game
2:2 lElpires. Byron and QutEley.
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Totals..3a SIC y IL Totals....5o - i
sBattcd for Pennock in eighth.

Score by innings: r..
Detroit ................. Q -
summary: Errors-Heilman. r. Jones. Hob
litzel Hits-on Shore hit and runs in
4 innings: off Pennock. hits and runs
ina innings; of $. Jones; no hits no runs In
Three base h,s-cohb e., r Jones. VIZ
Gardner. Struck out-by Ehmke, 3: by
Shore; 1: by. Pennoek 3. Bases on balls
Oft Ehmke; 2; or Shore. 2 Double plays
Stanage. Heilman. Wit and Stenage: Walk
err Hoblitzel and Agnew. First base on
errors-Detroit, ]: Boston. /. Left on bases
-Cmnires. O'I.omgh.In and Hide hrnnd.
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{ Scor: by innings: *,
Washington ........... o "
Cleveland ...... -
q Summary: Errors-Ainsnith. Evans. Two
base hits-Bagby ca. Three base hits
Speaker, Grancy. Sacrifice hits-Shanks,
Gulsto wambsganss, Graney. stolen bases
Roth. Guisto. Double pnys-JudEc to
Leonard: Bagby to O'Ne!il Ia Gusto. Bases
on balls-on johnson. /: of Ayers. 2: on
Bagby 2. Struck out-by johnson. 2; by
.Bagby /. Hi; by pitcher-by johnson, !
WAN bsea Hits-on johnson. In
innlngs; of Ayers, 3 in Innings Time OF
game, l:lO Empires. Mccormick and Di-
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SECOND GAME
Totals 10 II /: Total.....a2 ! 2 !
sBatted for Perritt In eighth.
nv I,

Cincinnati .............0 3 oS
sHmmar x:'' Ei1ror".fietcS.f. rwo.ease hits
IBurns; Griffith: Roush. Chase. Three. base
hits-Wingn. Chase. Stolen base-Chass.
Sacrifice hit-kopf, Double piay--Kopt Gun
assisted); Left on bases-New York. 4: Gin
cinnsu 4. Hits-on Perritt. 10 In innings:
Of. Middleton. none in inning. Hit by
pitcher-by Perritt, (Groh> Struck out
BY Perritt. 2; by Schneider. 4. Time OF game.
1:e7 Umpires. ODay and Harrison.
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4 minx,e. patnos and comedy in equal

measure.
Closing tho bin arc "the ave Nell
sons" attractive young follows In whito
flanncls and noticeable absence OF
make-up, late Of tho New York Hip
podrome and overseas fnme. who do
amazing stunts with anything that rolls
Hoops. My Dear!' Their skill Is
nothing short OF marvellous, and II 10
to be regretted that they are at tho
end OF program which Is not up to
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REGH AND POWELL BRAVES

BOSTON. July l2.-St. Louis took
two games from Boston to-day, to
5 and TO 3. Outtielders Rehg and
Powell. obtained from Providence,
played for Boston for the first time,
making a favorable impression. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13
Pardon for rhomn. Conway.

A pardon was issued yesterday for
Thomas Conway. who was serving three
years for aiding in the disposition Of
large sum of money stolen from tho
Merchants National Bank by a negro
porter.
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'IcnOtcS Two games. Even Orcnk :
rochester. .4SS: Richmond. .f03.
WHERE THEY rI-hY TO-DAY.
2iclimnpu mt Rochester &c Eamee).
Providence at Montreal.
Baltimore AT Toronto.
Ncwurk mt Buffalo.