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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
His Suspicion Confirmed,

How interesting the financial columns in the morning papers can be to the travelled reader! For instance, here's a market report that says butter was strong" This confirms an impression formed at q boarding house recently London Ideas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
Feminine Intuition.

Fentntne tntUItIon.
 T thought you were going to send that bat back, Maude. What induced you to keep it?' "Every girl I know was careful to tell me, as soon as she saw it on me, how unbecoming 1t was."-Baltimore American.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12

Dignity increases more easily than it begins.-Seneca.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12

All of our own make, from regular stocks. New, stylish clothes of unusual values.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23
SHE WORKED n

Hub-Pm puzzled about the house
money Mary. If give you a lot
you spend a lot, but if I don't give
you so much you seem to get along
with It just as well.
Wife-It's very simple, dear. When
you give me a lot use it to pay the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

new york-there is a dame that
has a hired CURL problem on her
hands which she was telling at a
club the other day & a smart yung
club reporter told it to the paper.
this dame says, i have a CURL that
comes neerest to being a handy andy
that f-ever saw, but as don't know
what a handy andy is will tell you
what she said & then you can judge
for yureself
this gurl is named hilda & she
hasent been over heer long, the dame
tells
so last week sent her to the
butcher shop to see if the butcher
had pigs feet
purity soon she comes back with
nothing in her arm
we'll, says to her, dident he have
amy pigs feet, & she says don't
know he was waring his shoes & i
dident like to asst him to take them
off for me to see what kind of feet
he had
& the next day when i heer hiIda
bawling out the gurl next door says
to her, hilda you ought not to talk
that way, for it amt nice, & what
wood your mother say if she herd
you talk like that
mother wood be tickled to deth to
.heer me talk that way or amy other,
hilda replyd, for she is stone def
now.
-O-O-
SHE WORKED IT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
LEXINGTON RESULTS

y!s Esffsj sEs sns ,ss ms!s%
second: Joeular. los .tiowafrdp, ST. tS sfi
%ashrga s S,a5 of ruin hf sb.
Lass also ran.
ss 50 and hall
Dr. Levy nf 9M ,o SaTneT. .I77c and $40
Time; iiss.s: Little 5pss Happy TSouF Rfts.
Bubblins Loudsr. Sewell Combs. jiry. Mary's
Beau and w. p. Dabny also ran.
IKelaay,aS a. $50 as s3so and d sss yen: Queen
Time. S;4s as Media ton. Sun God. wads:
Fourth..Si5 fS;longs-Korbiey Iii GLOW
ard). 50. $40 an $24o. won: Postmaster. 1os
tM; G ca ST and $3.50 second: Marau-
HTss ICES s5 81 MfaA Wn
and DIR. Shnefer also ran.
ns5s g and s. Won 1Ss
ope,ia W and Ardent also ran
III tM. GarnerJ, ss.sj. $40 and $3.50. Won
fI%s M f. Esnn Sir ' Will, snp i ;fs9
ss;aiS;,, b, Bob :, Dun H. Roy san'O. Erin and
1o7 tThurbsr1., $3.50; si:c and $40, won;
' 9nH H T%s Hsscwf His fesn Duke
Shelby Tito. Lady Ward and Booker Hill
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

c siTi to 'u ID Is 10
10 s. to 10. second Niperhan. ios tMc,,
Gold s TO Rose 30 s o tairf h,o. Tim.
Gamccock also ran. 80 e "'
-, Second misunderstanding. liz fcol-
nnIns!, to 3. out. out first; Deckmate' Iit
tBptweul. - TO 20, out. out. second: Han
ooala, LOG (McTaEgartl. l2 to l. to l. out
'hlra; Time. 1888 As. Brooklyn also ran
Third race-hve furlon9s-Matinee Idol
N ~, IRTn,nson); 70 ). TO 2. out. nrst
3. out, second: Dawn Star, I0T dyke. 10
10 ]. to i. even, third. Time IS as sec
.onds. Piedra. Memories IL. Dragon LADY
ROOKIE. snap Dragon ii. and Eyeglass also
Fourth race-mile and observation-disclosures.
kun.ss sehn Hs to :; out. out, first
out. second: Daddys Choice ioi' tMcTac.
Eup, IL to ]. to L. out. third. Time.
i;ta 80. Carriage also ran.
crntn race-hre Observation-Disclosures lis
. Hishu1insngftg II to ~ out out, hrst: jew
ono; lemons n, Bon, rs tMcTaEsarp.. 5 to l.
SSssseiie: Sister Marjorie. Phsierian. Hasiy
SIKH rAce-six Observation-Disclosures Currie
Thernhioom, lis IAicTassart. to " q I.
q: 10 ?. second: Sandale, ll2 (ParrinrtonC
i: 70 ]. to !. to l. third. Time I:is s-5
poliyanna, Lodeinosauer, Glenpop. Nutmeg
Gachst James +. Cummings. Mountain RIOS.
H.. Plcrrc n FcAu and Royul York also rn n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
BRITISH HOLD TIGHT
TO NEW POSITIONS

quiet sectors along the fighting front
and elsewhere.
The average duration of the occupa-
ton of front trenches by German d.
visions before their withdrawal Is only
eight days. in which time the casual
ties become SO heavy that their retire.
ment is compulsory. During a similar
period of the Somme battle a year ago
thirty-four German divisions were en-
gagged. twenty-five of which were with
drawn as consequence of casualties
after twelve days fighting. During the
Ferdun fighting. which began on Au-
gust 90. ten German divisions, includ-
ing four reserve divisions, were with
drawn after fighting from a minimum
Of two days to a maximum of four
days. Eight of these divisions were
regarded as exhausted. Six new divis-
ions. which replaced them. now occupy
the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
MRS. KING MURDERED,
SAYS WRITER IN LETTER

from L lTSt Page.)
Tuesday next at Greensboro and show
cause why he should not be held in
contempt for failure to comply with
court order directing him to deliver
to the Central Bank and Trust Com
pany of Ashcville all property OF Mrs.
King in his possession was served
upon Means yesterday by "A United
States deputy marshal. Mrs. Julie
Means and Alton Means. wife and
brother of CASTOR Means. have been
made parties to Judge Boyds restrain
ing order enjoining Means from dis.
posing of any part of the estate, and
directing that the property be sur
rendered
Preparations for reopening the in
quest here Monday next into the death
OF Mrs. King were going forward rap
Idly to-day. and the authorities were
assembling all available evidence
bearing on the case in order that the
investigation may proceed without de-
lay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
FAV0RITES ARE VICTORS
IN GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Butt Hale Outclnsses 2,G4 PAGERS, While
lima Jay. Kelly dc Forest aRd Uhlan
Simmons Also Win.
tBy Associated Press. ]

10y assoclateu FresS.J
COLUMBUS, o., September 2l-Four
CLASS events were raced this afternoon
In the NTH days meeting of the Grand
Sircuit. and In every event a favorite
The z:vf PAGERS were SO outclassed by
Butt Hale that he had to do none OF
ms miles In better than 2:O5 IA to win.
INA Jay also mad an easy time winning
the 2:l2 trot in slow time. save for the
second heat: Kelly de Forest walked
a away with the three year-old trot. and
party in the 2:i2 pace.
"A card OF three races IL scheduled for
Saturday.
2;l2 class. trotting. purse $1,000. three
in Ave:
lima Jay. br: m. by Jay Nc
clenW aa s.. 5. &. by Ben |
Lotto Watts. b. m. by Gen.
e era watts tstouO::;.:..6 3
Watts. David Look Dorothy Sweeney.
Peter Dallas. Bonnie Del, Josie b.,
Direct Forbes. the American Girl, Gar
2:oS 81. ''' ''"' 'eo' BEST time
2:o4 class. pacing. purse $1,000. three
Butt Hale. br. e.. by Senator
Hale (Murphy) ............ 1 I
Adioo Guy. CHI. h.. by Guy Dill
H% sSs sf f. 3. NJ; by Governor
Young Todd and Prince Rupert also
started Best time: 2:o5 IA.
Three-year old. 2:20 class. trotting.
purse 900, two In three:
Kelly De Forest. b. c.. by the De
Harvest Tide. blk. T.. by The Har-
vester (McDonald) ........2 2
Peter Coley. br. H.. by Peter the
Great (Valentine) . 3 3
Best time. 2:10 IA
in five:
Uhlan Simmons, b. e., by
King Summers Gray " 3 1 1 1
Baron Wood, b. g., by Bar
onGale (Walker) 1900. / IL 7
Rascal. b. g., by Sun Glass
(willis) .............. 2 8
Bud Light. Lady Fuller. Fuzzy Chat
ham. Graustark. Irish Voter. Lady Au-
drey. Redetta. Al billiard also started.
Best time. 2:0s IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
PENNSYLVANIA LEADS
IN ARRlVALSAT CAMP

men from that county Will be trained
at the camp. Under the present plan,
$1,000 men are expected from the three
States comprising the division.
MANY FOREIGNERS ARE
IN PENNSYLVANIA QUOTA
or the men from Pennsylvania ar
irving at the camp. 61S were assigned
to the Three Hundred and Nineteenth
Infantry. 531 to the Three Hundred
and Twentieth Infantry and 27s to
ammunition trains. While Virginia
men will be turned entirely into in
fastry. and those of West Virginia
to artillery. the men from Pennsyl-
vania will serve In the infantry, as
engineers. In ammunition trains and
In machinc-gun companies.
The officers at the camp who have
been assigned to the Pennsylvania
commands have a difficult task con-
fronting them. The majority Of the
men from the keystone State-onIy
men from the western part of which
are being sent here-are foreigners,
many of whom cannot read. write or
speak the English language. For this
reason they will be unable to under
stand the commands that are given in
drills. and they will be generally
hampered in their military instruc-
ton at first.
Little doubt remains, however, in
the minds OF the officers that they
Will be able to overcome the situation.
and at present some Of them are using
the service of interpreters. several of
which. fortunately. were also selected
for the army. In addition, some of
them are studying up on Italian and
other foreign phrases for the COM
mands they are required to give In
drills. which Will so long way to
solving the problem.
One of the interesting occurrences
to-day was tho arrival of one of the
drafted men who brought a note. the
writer of which declared that the man
was ignorant OF the English language,
but had been taught to say the words,
Il am hungry" II is believed he
worked the phrase overtime. The
writer added that he hoped the Of
ficers would interest themselves I'm the
man and give him extra assistant. on
account OF his handicap
SELECTED MEMS FIRST
MASCOT MAKES APPEARANCES
The men arriving to-day came with
packages, bundles. bags, grips boxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
BODY NOT YET RECOVERED
Richard Carroll Baird Drowned While
on Camping Trip in Chester
RAll

Between and 5 o'clock Thursday
afternoon Richard Carroll Baird. thirty
eight years old. of 2404 cambridge
Street, South Richmond, was drowned
mile below the Southampton Bridge,
In the James River. Baird was MEM
Der OF camping party and was
drowned the first day of the camping
trip
His body had not been recovered last
night
Baird was sitting in the stern Of a
boat with two friends and fell over
board. One of his companions dived
overheard in his attempt to rescue him,
but was unable to rescue him.
The river has been dragged unsuc-
cessfully all day long in the vain at
tempt to recover his body.
Baird leaves a sister and several
brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
REVIVE BALTIMORE SUIT
Holders OF Federal League Franchise
Again take Cnse to Court, Ask
Ing SO0U,U0O Dnnnges
~ Associatcu frehs.

by Associated trehs.)
WASHINGTON. September 2l-Suit
was flied by the Baltimore Federal
League basebalf club in the District Of
Columbia supreme Court day against
otllciais of the American League, the
National League and others for 5000
600 damages under the Clayton act.
The Baltimore club claims It was put
out OF commission By alleged con-
spiracy and slanderous statements. and
invokes the Clayton act. by which
three-fold damages may be claimed In
a printed declaration, covering nearly
100 pages. thc' court Is advised of the
history OF baseball and OF the inccp-
tion. troubles and passing OF the Fed
The Baltimore club says It expended
sS9.ooO IN equipping their ground and
*3o.0O0 In obtaining players. BY the
aIlesed unlawful conspiracy to crush
them and to monopolze the baseball
business. It Is claimed. the club now
mas itself with liabilities Of more than
s3o.peo and with lease hold that has
deprecated TO $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
You Can Rely Upon s. S. S. For
Results.

Don't do yourself the injustice of
laborinE under physical hadlcap that
you can easily rid yourself Of
If there is the slightest trace Of a
scrofulous affection in your blood, no
matter how remote. 1t Is your duty
to get rid of it as soon as possible.
There Is one treatment that you can
absolutely rely upon for satisfactory
results. S. S. S., the most thorough
blood remedy known. is an antidote to
any poison in the blood. This has been
proven in hundreds of cases which
have yielded to S. s. s., even after
other treatment has failed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
M'AD0o TO TOUR COUNTRY
Secretary OF Trensury Plans Four
Weeks Campaign for Sec
ond Loun.
rBy Associated Press

TBy Associated Press
WASHINGTON, September 21.-Sec-
retaory McAdoo will devote the entire
four weeks of the second Library loan
campaign to n countrywide speaking
tour in behalf of the new loan, 1t was
announced tonight.
The secretary's itinerary contains
the following speaking dates:
Cleveland and Toledo. Ohio, October
1: indianapolis. October 2; Madison,
Wis. October g.; Sioux Falls, S. D..
October 4; Aberdeen, S. D.. October S.
Butte, Mont. October z; Spokane, Oc-
tober s.; Seattle and Tacoma. October
0, and Portland, Greg. October 10.
Beyond Portland the itinerary was not
announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
Eliminates Ali Traces of
Scrofula and Blood impurities

S. s. S. goes down into the blood
where the trouble is located. and elm
mates every trace OF impurity. II
cleanses thoroughly. and adds new
strength and vigor to tho vitality.
This grand old remedy has been on
the market for moro than nifty years.
and Is sold by druggists everywhere.
insist on the genuine S. S. s. II you
Know OF any one afflicted with scro-
fula. or any trace OF the disease. YOU
VIII be doing them favor by writing
Tor our valuable literature.
Our medical director will give, with
out charge. full advice about the treat
ment OF any case. Address Swift spe-
cifc Co. 2s5 ] Swift Laboratory, At
lanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
ACCA TEMPLE PATROL
PARADEs At sTAUNTON
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

lSpeclai 10 Inc IlmeS-Dispatch.]
STAUNTON. VA, September I'll
Acca Temple Patrol. OF Richmond, held
a ceremonial session here tonight, at
which class Of twenty-five was
initiated into the mysteries of the
Shriners. Headed by the Stonewall Bril-
gade Of the First Regiment and the
Acca Temple Band. the Shriners pa
raded the streets this afternoon, after
which the Acca Patrol gave an exhibit
ton drill. followed by concert by
the Acca band on the courthouse lawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
GH|CAGO CL|NCHEs RAG
MAKES CERTAIN OF REMNANT
bY DEFEATING BOSTON CLUB
'1y schalk's Hitting biggest Factor In
Nictory-Fnber Outpitches
Leonard-ScSrc, to 4.

BOSTON. September 21.-Chicago
,a n It's capture of the 1917 American
osasue pennant certainty to-day by
seating Boston, It's nearest rival,
70 l. IN ten innings.
onould Boston win all It's remaining
MGiVe games and Chicago lose all the
snt contests scheduled for 1t. the final
.andins OF the teams would show Chi
ago leading by half game. as fol-
yo Ght gag won OF. lost ST. Boston.
The hitting of Catcher Ray schalk
as the biggest single factor in Chi
aeos hnal clinching Of the flag, and
assuring the West it's first world
cries since 1910. Urban Faber. OF Chi
aso, pitched perfect ball for six In
ihgs, and in ten innings was hit safe
s,1 nu. hye times, having decidedly the
PETER OF Leonard, Of Boston.
~. collins singled In the fourth and
Eds forced by Jackson. who went to
MIRO on Felsch's single. Barry took
tandiIs boundcr and retired Jackson
inc plate. Weaver was hit, and
fShaiks single through Gardner scored
Hooper's triple and barry's single in
IONS one run.
schalk doubled to the left field fence
1he tenth and. after Faber famed,
Io!ilns's single to lefc drove home
ne winning Iun. .hc score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS

ey Tt'' IFS !f Ss;ss ss s1ss tss!HnsSs
starry Banner lilo 6walls! $50 49, = third I'd.
Toast. Daiwood, Brig, o'pec. Judge Wright
Lindsay, Lady Small also ran; .Eied: ,.,
Second receive miies-Royal Spinner. l4s
Bs5sst1S sbSa se Tf%a s! Bs% Hsp:
tai tain cassatt. Mystic Light. Abdon. Brace
y tu5,o9 e 60 aon Wsnt
iS.sd T #ass i liz s,: e
1.an OF Menlo. Flare. 'Humiliation. Frank
Pafterson, Juvenile. Astrooger. 'viStroia.
sTwo Royals 'Smirking also ran: Field.
II lay s"a s :s S'sssi
Second: Widow Bedottc. s5 tRowan,. sS5o'
fSird Time. 1913 Charles Francis. Cciio.
Sea Beach. Graphic. Delaney s also ran.
Ff1stf FR ssswm5' , saa TSe
Ginger Snap. % tWalis1. $3.50. third: Ti me
hustle Nettie Walcutt; Easter LILY also :, ran
,so and 49, .ss Msr?s
~ ;iis 'sfS $s
"a 1.6. Silk Bird, supreme Gasaoa' Enriy
Morn Riehsrd hsnsdon onp Mdd KING s also
and n sssysssntE aras on T.
los Hopkins. $500. $3.50. second Phil I'm
gar. sii3 (Steriins), $50, third. Time. 1:44,
fodelinE. No Manager. Montressor also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
and all Of the men mustered In and
uniformed by Monday or Tuesday.
VIRGINIA OFFICERS PLAN TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB MEMBERS

ANNISTON. ALA. September 21.-
General C. c. Vaughan. Jr.. Richmond
and other Virginia officers here arc
arranging to entertain members Of the
Admission Country Club at Camp Nc
Clellan on Saturday night In return for
the courtesy rendered them by the
club.
All officers and men at Camp Nc
Clellan under forty-five years old were
vaccinated to-day as a guard against
typhoid. paratyphoid and smallpox
Sore arms are general as a result.
New Jersey troops had the privilege
of voting to-day in their home State
primaries. A big vote was cast In
sealed boxes. which, containing cleo
ton records. are being forwarded to-
night.
Brigadier-Generai Rafferty, will ad-
dress the Admission Chamber of Com
merco on Monday on relations of the
camp and town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
CROWN PRINCE REFUSED
WITH HEAVY LOSSES

(By Associated Prcss.l
PARIS, September 21.-Troops of the
German Crown Prince last night at
tackled the French positions on Mont
Haul. in the Champagne region, but,
according to the official statement is
sued to-day by the French War Office.
they were rcpulscd with serious losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
At the Movies

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES program dny.
hind the Sccnen.o
REN--ituth holland, In "rhc Neg
lcctcd Wife,
BlJOU-EIsie Ferguson, In "Bar-
bury Sheep
COLONIAL - Ethel Clayton, in
The Woman Deneuth.n
iSlS-Aiicc Brady, In "Hunsry
ODEON-Emmy wchIen, In aTbe
Duchess OF Doubt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
"ashjuRton.
Detroit.
Totals....33 7Iog Totals..a / 6z7l7,
IRAN for Harper In NTH.
Score

R,,.eI' . .......:: SSoSdGGI
ItO. Left on haser-.petroit.. I: washins
{nings pitched-by Harper. s. by Craft. l.
HitsVon Harper. a: on Craft. 2. Struck
|out--by Boland. 3: by Harper, 3. Three
base hiteEElli,on 20: Two-ha.e hi,-IIar-
iper Sacrince hits--Veach. Boland. Cobb.
stolen base-Menosky. Double plays-Fos-
ter. Morgan and Leonard: Craft, Shnnks and
Leonard. Wild p!tch-Harper Passed bali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
COInplnin of PnYInr.

Complaints against the condition of
the paving! on Main Street. between
Ninth and Eleventh. Streets. adjacent
10 the street-car tracks. were filed yes
terday with the Administrative Board
and referred TO President Thomas S.
Wheelwright, OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. for immediate re-
pairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
Lases WntchfnI.

Patrolman George "A Jennings has
lost Red Mems gold watcheob The
engraving or design on tho fob is that
Of an Indian head. Tho finder of this
fob Is requested to leave 1t at the Sec
ond Police Station or to notify Onicer
Jennings. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
Totals. ..M II "a 10 Totals. 9 10 II Is
.Batted for Demmitt In sixth.

Rev s. LG To4k '...:..:::... sSSS 9 "a
Summary: Errors-Austin. Pratt, Sotho-
ron. Camp, Peckinpaugh. Two-base hits
Camp. Peckinpehsh. Maisel. Three-basc hit
Pratt HOME run--Rumler. Stolen base
E 10 ar snGrtfGe h;t-Peckinpaugh, Sac
inpsush and Pipp Lett on bases-New
rors.New Fork. p Bases on bafln- or
M3gridge; of sothoron. 4. Hit by pitcher
by Sothoron (MaiseD. etrucK out-by
Mogridge. !: by Sothoron, .. Wild pitch
Sothoron: Umpires. Naliin and Connolly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
sBatted for Srptt In fs,tb

|;hIssso ::::::::::.S 9 gSS =!
sunmary; .Error-Gardner. Two-base hit
-schak Ihree-bsse hit-Koopcr. Bsses
Pm balis-or Leonard. 3: Struck out-by
sot Dsable plaSsEcoi,ns 'a1 ,o Gah hi
f;eG nd to ,Hohlitzei: Collins to Weaver 10
FGardnsr): by Leonard (wezvcr). Um-
|irrS, Hildebrand and Dineen. Time, $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22

member OF the Police Department. C.
c. Ford. grade "B" fireman in En-
ginc Company No. 4. rendered hta res
iEnatson to Chief w. II. Joynes. of tho
Fire Department.. ,Jes ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
CUBS LOSE TO PHiLLlES

CHICAGO, September 2l-Philadel-
phia punched it's hits behind erratic
helding by Doyle and Pechous, and
won the first game OF the series 4 to 2
from chicago. Alexander was hit hard
but was given good support Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
NEEDS BUT TWO GAMES
DOUBLE VICTORY TO-DAY
MEANS REMNANT TO GIANTS
Defeat OF Pirates Improves McGrnw's
Chances for National League Cham
ptonshIp-Scorc, 3 to 1.

~ PITTSBURGH. September 21.-New
League championship by defeating
Ylttsburgh. TO l. to-day. Should New
YORK win both games OF to-morrow's
doubio- header. the Giants will win the
remnant. even though the Philadelphia
club wins all it's remaining games Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
YANKs' RECRUITS HIT HARD

! NEW YORK. September 21-Hard
Inttting by the recruit outfieldero OF the
New York Americana camp and Lamar
[enabl led New York 10 defeat St Louis
by the score OF to o. H'he score:
st. LouiH. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
INDIANS WIN IN EIGHTH

PHILADELPHIA. September PA
Rating rally In tne eighth inning at
me EXPENSE OF Schauer and Bush, gave
Cleveland the victory over Philadciphia
to-day. to 8 Ine score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-22
National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. 3; Pittsburgh. I.
Philadelphia. 4; Chicago. z.
{Only two games scheduleI,)

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Philadelphia at Chicago e games}
brooklyn ut Cincinnati.
New York al Ptttsbursll.
Boston ut St I.ouIs
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago. 2; Boston. I.
New York, @; ST, Louis. 9.
Detroit. Z; Washington. 1.
Cleveland. 8: Philadelphia. 8.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland Philadelphia e rames,
81. Louis at New York.
Chicago ut Boston.
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Supreme Court Proceedings.

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supreme Court proceedings: Early ex-
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