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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
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D6nclnark orck!

Gobenloqcrl 12 0ft.-9ie Soft.
nllng, ouB Die @iienbnbnen oieies
Sobr tmitouoe iein miiroerL iobiel
aoble 81 bontierert, pie notmen0ig
ill., nm Die 8ebolferung bon 4Gnc.
mart marin slt bolten bot lid oIs
triigeriid erpieien; unO man ipridIt
abcrmals bon elmer Grou8portfriie,
trobOeln man nenigcr eridredt lit
ais i'm leBten 8interl
Die &emperotlir lit pI6bIif) geiun.
fen, uno in peridieoenen @cgen0en
idIt idon Sdnee. Qabei bette es
dc Gegierlmg berboten, @3uier bor
oel Is. Sftober 81 bei5er. @ian
perlonqt einoriueIid. Dab 0icics Ser.
bot ~miOerrufen meroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Sci a~uiOuufaQ DrrIebt.

apocn, fl. Oft. Sim 9ien8tna
iunroen Serr un0 6rau Geo. Gopp
bon 2incolu un6 @ioa GnB bon sc,
marc bel eineE1 4ptouifoa z Wtellen
fpcItlid bon 2lboea perlebt. Sic be.
Ianoen iif auf Dem 8cge bierber,
i'm Scrrn Sp aubnbenn 81 beiudeu.
glls ie einem ifledtcn 4Ioee i'm
@cge nI8meidlen moltcn. id)Ita ibr
Auto I'M uno ouc mur0cn 6arunter
bcgrabcn oodl ituo lire @crGetungen
nidli %eruiter 9iatl,r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
1iicIScc prcphc5cit
baIHiocs ~ltrieoscncc!

Can ayroncisco, Cal, 12. Oft
elmer &ebe 5l ,@ttniten Der Grei.
beitsonleibe iogte Der Sdasauttsie.
.fretGr Mc9(ooo. onB 6lrd Oos Sell.
i6Ingen 6ieier ooer irgeno elmer
.iDeiteren 4nlei9e Der Ger. Stoaten
Ser &reoit Oes 2anoes utttergroben
ncroen miir6e, Dab elm groBes In.
gliid folgen miiBte. 9lltBeroem be.
nerfte er, 6oB Der arieg ieoenfaIls
.eine fiir5ere 8eit ooitern iper6e, ols
man gelp66nli9 unnebnle, mas Der
Gotfroft bes amerifoniiden Goltes
az oorlfen iein miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
g(ns @nne Gnnntn.

Beatrice, IL. Oft. = Ole jd6rlide
@eriommlung Der Qntcilbo6er Scr
Gage Gountp llnob6dn9iqen Ic(c.
pbot.8 eieaihuft tuur0c out 9F}itt.
ioodJ in Blue Springs o~bgeGalten.
etlDd 206 Berionen pnren 5ltgegen.
Cine 3i0i6en0e bon 10 Rro3c1t
futtroe erfldrt. Su Der aoiie Der
@eieaid1ft beiinoen iid etrpo $1,000.
sic gebort 8u ben er0Bten uuo6b1u.
gigen GelepbougeieIlidnft inn
Staote.
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gefdmpfnna Der sdlueinsdulcra.

6rtuiont, II. Oft. = 81. $. 6.
Eeuen. Der Dem guu0esbureau fir
Sierjdits ongrbort, miro nit ben
geboroen Der Staatsaderbnuidule
bic ShiueinedoIern. Die in 9ooge,
Douglas. 8albngton unO Butler
GountD gr1iiiert. befampien. 9eue
Counties bohef1 oie 9efdmpiun9 be.
retfs oraaniiiert uu0 Or. Geliea nil
iii oieiem Sabre nod mciiere 80 bis
10 Counties oraaniiiereH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
~1sartcnpartic Scs
Dancn>lfcoclklMbs!

Serte a6eno, Den 10. 9ftobcr,
pernnItoltet Der Ganten aeeeIflub Inn
Gcitti9en Ssuie cine aorteupartie.
+. 5 oeren &einerI0s cine Stridmn.
Idine beidafft mer0en miro, au
uelder Stridiaden fir uuiere Col
baton an Der Srpnt bergeiieIlt Uer.
/ ioaen. 6iiuf i~uertbole 3anter.
preiie iinb nlisaeieBt iporoen. Der
@intritt betrdgt % Gents Die Ser,
ion. Seoermann 1T freunoIidft Elm.
aeloben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

f6often fir 5ipei GrittcI Der &ute be.
for0ert.
Die oariegSacfdneenen 5~iiriorge"
6ittet nm 3uienoung oIIer unteritii-
tungsmfraeeu uno @eiude bon in
ternierten ooer notlei0cnoeu 9ctt.
I6cn, nm bic gcrior9nug Der Gin5el-
nen in gerCdlter 8eiie bnrdfibren
at fjnneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Nus Dem St0att yitbraSfa
g~rptlamutiun Oes gonOerncnrs.

2incoln, 9le6r. II. 6tt. BE.
trcffs Der @inbciiuiluig Scr Gornern.
fe oieics Syabre8 bat @ouberueur See.
billie cine 9roflomotiou erlaiien, in
tpeIfer Die geb0rDen Der Stoots.
unibcrlitGten uno Colleges uno Die
beri6ieoenen 6dulbeboroon eriudlf
Uerocn, ouf irgeno cine @eiie, Die
iie fir poiieno onieberL Den S1iiIern
cine @cIeaenbeit 8l gebcu, fid al
Ben grrteorbeiten 8u 6eteiligen. 9b
Dies nun oltrd) gerlcgunG Der Sc.
rien p6er auf onOere @eiie 9eidiebt,
bleibt 0cn betreffen0cn 8eb6r0en
iiberluiien.
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Sdnee in Soiua.

0ubuqne, So, II. Oft. = Der
critic Sdnce Der Soiion tegnlm bier
geltern 81 fallen rno in fltr5er Set
.be0edte cine Ghneeoefe bon q 3oa
5tarfe idmtIidle StraBen. Radridj
TEN ans @nifen, Ga, 5ufOIee mor
bort ein Ghneefdll bon einem 3oa
mo eine Eemprrotitr non % @rao
au neraeidnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Nus Sarpp Gcuntp.

ant nGdIten Sonntoq feiart Sic
Iut0. @emeinoe al @retna 0os bier
bunoertiabrige Subildum Der 8efor.
NATION. 9ormittogs lint 1890 fin
BET oelttifer @otteSoienit itott uno
nad)mittag8 $50 engliider. GoS
hi. aben0mnBl miro IN beioet Got.
tes0ieniten gefeiert. SER Goitor
s. Sod bon Der &oltnse WenorioL
airde miro Die 8eitpreojgt boIten.
IS lit jaoermnnn Oa5u ber5lid eingc-
Io0ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
gudl pie[ gSeiaen ~ iarn.

Grenlont, II OF 9bidon
biele JelOer. Die in oieier @agcn0
init Niuterpci5cn befot mrroelt. be.
reits griinen bIei6en bod nod burl-
oerte bon aderR um8upidigen. 4o5
trodelte 8etter bdtte piele 6nrHter
oaou bcrnnlabt einen Gsaell bor
Der Sant ob8u!uarten. Ole Gornern.
te miro nadite @o6e beginner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
.ana6e bonn gsaacn i6erfa6ren.

glDoca, IL. GIT. GOpin Scr
7iGbrige Sobn bon &errn un0 5rml
Sad aoOop bon Union g}cbr, liegt
in iainem Seim idlper perIeef DOR.
nieoer. @r ipur0e Dor einigcn "a.
gen bon einem @aaen iiberfabrcn,
ipobei ibm Die Siiite berlebt uno 5
aippen gebrohen ipur0gn. 9oA
bolt man, iba am 2eben al erbolteu.
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gotn Gtter anaeartffcn.

Srcmort. II. Oft. 5o6n
Stamp, cit %fSoruter. Der in Der
Je1be bon guton moGnt, ipuroe bon
einent miiteuoen Stier nugegriHcn
uno libel 5ugeridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
OrtspcrbanS Omaha

Smabo, g3ebr., 10. Oft. 1917.
8 erter D|eGegot!
Ole regelmdBt9e GeriumunIung BEG 0rtsber-
bnn0e8 fin0et 6reitog oben6, ben IL. Sftober,
i'm 9e1tiGen @o18 itott. g[qe 9eIegaten ftnD
81 Der geriammlltng frerrt0li6it eingelaOen.
9}it @rtB,
Sal 5. Setter, Grdli6ent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Sidbcrbeit, BeSicnmra mnS Gr1parnis

sic ihatet Die GdutIdienen, Die 9afen- un0 6eOerncdcn-
i~eltngen aus iopobL fir Die 0oupts ME flr~0 lie Ne6enIinien
O1ne irgeno melhe @efdbrOung, Die bel Der olten 9aetbo0e br-
banoen mar.
ltniere geidenoppnrote boben ipG6reno flint Sobren Bel
0et groBten @ertebr auf Der Sonta Sc gabn, mo 0ie gen6bn.
nn6 fno nod in 8enieuna uno bofen nod mebrere Sabre.
SIRE &onitrrttion lit 6erartig, Dob nur Die 9rebdiene
bel o%lS5uboIten bot un0 oieie8 bdt, 10 Ion9e te 0e Sdicnen
Ser @naptgeleie. Die Sdptn8madine fam Ridt Ourd] Sef.
tionsporudnner e~rneuert tueroen, ln0 Der ubrige Sell balt 0nnn
Diel longer os nebrere Sdplngitteuen, ipenn rihtig %bebonOelt.
Die grbohlng8fofen iu0 bel uneren g8edenoppurot tot
ildlih nidts, 0a Oerielbe cine geraoe Sdene onieQe elmer
~3ugeipisten @eite Ihafft, 0e idperen St0Be fir Die 5G0er,
nelde Der itorre Beidabporat berlriadt, obihoft Oe88hden
Die 6hutidiener, uno Die 2ebens0o1er Der &ei6enihIeien INN
ilnf5ig 8ro8ent %perldngert.
llniere 4pporate iHnO bon oaen 8abnbeomten un0 onOren,
Die fe in 8etrieb geeben bober, bon rno ean3 %in0oiiert, SIC
Ih0 iett itrerer eriten Sntalierlng beoeuteno ~perbeirt por-
Den un0 haben iets boIe 3ure0enbet gegebet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

SIM @oetbe itannmt Der 2llts
iprlh: Gin or6aatIi6er gilrger, Der
I'D ebrlid uno fleiBia no1rt. bat
iibcral 10 pieI 5reiDeit ais er
braudt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
gefndt Cttu gnrinb.

St ieinem ueuen 9otal 3t4 SiiO
IA. Strabe. Begebrensnerteite alto.
bolfreie @Gtrdnfe uno fciner qun6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

sbonniert uuf Die 9aalide Gribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Glcktri16

Betrleben 6lrd) ilf.lo9neifden. out eleftriid-
nGdoniiden o0cr eettriihet 9lotor (bon ~gerin8et arafjroD
o0er rnitteGIt obnIider g~epiuldter aon6iuotionen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Honport
cnpcn =
She 8alls 6rusless SWitf & Mfs. Gp.,
20. nnO SroaOiuag Str,
aanias Gitb, 9ip.

8crh 9crrenl
G~intiegenO ..............., 8ubllug gun ~ I'M ~aa
fir. .......... gftien, boa ~be3obIten. nidt ~iteuerbaren
5hobomt8!4ftien Der g8oa8 5ro9Iess Smith & Mia.
So. Nften3ertififat or85ubGn6isen, iopie boil c~inbeonbIt.
Same
a0raic
q. 8-9me Gtefs, 8oItorfueintnqen o6er grotten
5oBbor an Die &ols Srogles8 Spith & Mig. SO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
bnNramliih

@eriebet ouf bD0rolIide, bBoro-pnetnntiihc, b%nenntati,
DE noer leftro.pnemtotiit NeHe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

Son einen g8eidcnfeler o0er 3ug6eontten bon cincn gGof.
fgual-9}onr obey bon elmer ltHItequng8totion aus meter ODER
tur3er @ntferrung betrieben. 1tuiere medoriihe uno eIeHriife
G~inridtung ieQt ale Qrd4te rn0 2rebopparute unter Die
0berfdde.
rem 8eideniton6, Der ooppeIt orbeitet. 9urd &ebuug 08 9e6eIs
eridIieBt er Die <nfte unO yg8eide"; olrd 9rebung %0e8ie6en
rueroen Q1tntte un0 g8eide g~e0rebt-beioe8 5ugletd nit Oen1s
ielben @rhf. @enn Die Beife benltt miro un0 Ser Sebel an
ieiner STEELE it, idIieBen i3 Die qtntte uno @efe, Oes8Geiden
Ser Stano, Der nit einen Sider5etsfdloB, oben I'M Gton0 eh-
ae6altt, berie6en lit. gae5 in e~infnder aonitruftion un0 Die
&nlan0baItnaa foitet ipenia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
Newark Here To-D Day
for Couple Of Games

The big day OF the baseball sea-
son In here.
To-day IL the day that mannate.
all over the country have been
awaiting e~xpectnntIy In the hopc
that attendance of largo hOli-
sury financial support to permit the
continuance of the game. Minor
lengues especially have been hard
put to 1t, and most Of them nre re-
lying upon the Fourth of July
game. to enable them TO secure an
even break.
While extremes have not I,ecn met
In the International League ns yet.
II 10 no secret that conditions might
De much better. and mnEnntcs nrc
praying for good weather and large
mt the contests to-day.
NO announcements have been mndc
CONCERNING the revised schedule, but
u II reported That President Bnr-
row ID on 1t, and the dntes
TOT games nftcr August 4 may be
at any time. The Amerf-
can Association n n n O c . d it's
heightened some time nro.
F:rnent Cox. the pitcher secured
from Chnrieston, arrived yesterday
In time to warm up n bit before the
good to Nnabe and showed thu he
has control, something none Of the
present pitchers, except E,ibel, ap-
rcnrs TO posseSA. Cox In to mitch
the morning game, beginning Mt
1880 o'clock. against Newurk to-
day. Enrixht probably Will work
IN the afternoon contest, which In
TO begin mt 4 o'clock.
carmichael, the hurlcr wished
upon ittcimond In some unexplained
manner, was released uncondItion-
nliy last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
HAMILTON RESULTS
By Briggs

.c Ftr1' F1 $50. .s.s tSSr'G a"a ss.sS' nI $40
s sMG Than es s%s1r. no frnnTr,ns,9nj tIsSO
ThSSrhtfai. ka,h h1:@s' cray ray talsey. tteas,eSe.
Sir. oliver and Dave Campbell also ran.
Scoond-mile and sixteenth-wIliam the
Fourth. lo7 lcrump), f4.9o. $40 and ESQ.
h .IT;o FlSu1on. III tnaynss1 ss.Se; third;
and .Frascuelo also ran.
IhiraIonne mile-Isabelis H. s5 tDona-
r Ro,j 1Sb tBfla' ;it;GS and 500 second; Sid
Time. 1872 IS. Lohand. Irish Sons. Raven
Court. Censor and Hornet also ran.
~f1urth-hye furlonEs.Miss Bryn. 1os
11Soilinsl' $500, $500 and ss;le: first: Bon
Ti,ssy MaseI, los aHayGe.j $40. sSira.
senator BroderIck. Saianza. Lady Gaiety
Thomas G., Little Jean and Goblet also ran.
Fifth-mile and eighth-Galley Head. 1o7
fr@rtlnfs2S1' saiIS; $50 and sac; nrs.;
sseon d%?.f Pspp ss ! saaes, i,G tsc5S n1a aass.JssSS..
third. Time. 1857 as. Gala Dress. Old pom,
Copper King. Prince PhiI.s Thorpe. Fair
Montague. Amphion and Kathleen II. also
ran.
eo si5'A0 .5s!so toT .i..so sns G s.. gSs ~. '5s Fl
pei. III tnaynesl. 1920 and $3.50. second
Perpetusl. lO3 -tDoylc). $1,000. third. Time.
l:15., Birka,, Lady London. Carrie Louise.
Armine. Dahlia. Cannonade. Scarmouch.
ca ssSensh" and ca miis a nsn s sevsn fsn' y.ra.-
Gs]a5.ley; iol Gercottl. tso.eo {, $3.50. and
s2.9o. second: Harry Lauder. ITO tWarring-
toni. $40. third. Time-l:t7 3-5. Maxiims
Choice, Edith Baumann and Commesia also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
LATOMiA RESULTS

First RECEIVE and a half fnrionsa-
hrst; Rccdiiitta y, liz &c. Hunt, sa.io. sss.YYoo.
second; Jessie Ormshy. 1l2 (Andress). 81. 40.
third. Time. 1:0a 1-5. Clara Martin,
ochenta. Independence. Miss Wright. Bis.
cult Tortoni and Ukuiele also ran.
s, ssf0" io7 icali nRa : .s'ss. ss.sci ,,.c e
hrst: Monotony. ITO (Eelsny). $40. 1920
third. Time, I:47 40. walter r.. Pearce.
Ftght Fair. Vagabond. Lady Katherine and
ThIri.six. furlongs-Ambuscade. 11e An.
Prslyyii ssBaETei6, 'iG'?o;. sHatsso.. . sa''a!
ia ~. Pretty baby. Chick Barley. Lit.
tie Rolio and Pastime also ran.
Eonrth-aastS. furlongs-Trust. 1o4 (Reisay).
s17;4o. ti:ao: 3a.Ho. first; Buckshot, lie fCon-
nroiiyn. sa.l0. 1910. second; Tom Anderson.
Primero also ran.
Fifth-.miie..John. Jr.. los Connolly.
tWinEncIdJ, 1920. ts.Sn. second; Green
Jones. 81 tRnrretD.- $40. third. Time.
Las As; ROYAL H.. Franklin. Believe Me.
SlSshYsix f%rieDss.nsaaley.s choice; IFS
Tosey, ia KirsSsSan am6 ' S4so; ' $3.50. BECK seek
s Hnai vim Zine. h l:isi IL: R tcs,I"ssSn'i cs Sa;sS;
Lad. Nobieman and Old Miss also ran.
SeEenth-mile and n iyteenth-Luck r..
9S !Wingheidl. s1l.5o., $3.50 and 1920. nrst;
s klessrns 70. il1 scSSnno!iy,; sae9 and ss5o:
BI; Beauty TO- Shop aF's Samuel sf"f <. Meyer s snG ss.S;
Spiller also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race.mile-Star Finch. 1os (Garner).
2 to l. ! to 2. out, won; courtship, los (Col-
l!ns). 4 Ia X, ] 10 .. out, second; Queen OF
the Sea, 1903 dyke, 10 to 5. Z to 10. OUT,
third. Time, l:i2 40. lcarlus and Bread
winner also ran.
Second six furlongs-Crank, ia (Troxler).
10 TO !. ) to I, even. won: Tom Tasgart, 126
IKnappl 3 to s. ] to I. out. second; Marie
Miller. lis tO'Brienl. Z TO .. 4 to O., out. third.
Time lbs. Cocktail and Nebraska also ran.
Third-mile ana a Xtccnth-BAtt Abbey,
100 tGarncr) to l.. to s, out, won; Lybian
Sands. llS lDelD, II to 70. out. out. second {:
Nigel. l6 (Collins), & to 5. 2 TO s. out. third.
Time. 1881 as, roiroma also ran.
F~ourth-six furlongs-J. j. LilIis. 104 (klee-
GER. 3 &c, l. even. out. won: Quartz. los
SByrne); = TO !, even.. out second; Paddy
third. Time. i:ii. kiverdaio also ran.
Fifth-,niln and a six,ccnth-O. NJ. Miller.
III tColiins). l3 10 90, out. out. won: Tie Pin,
1893 tkloeEcrl. 10 to 81 to 3. out, second:
even. out. third. Time. I;52 AS. Three
sixth-hve furlonEs-one star. ia tCollinsl.
to 10. l TO 5; out. won: solong Lefty; 1li
Violet. IA tBIt%eI?. is to = to 5. to s.
s%upermaid. Tell Me. Ruthie NJ. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
SPECIAL SHOOT AT GUN CLUB
"Stay-nt-Homcs" to Have Opportunity
for Testing Ability ut Traps
This Afternoon.

The West End Gun Club will hold a
practice shoot to-day for the "stay-at-
home" shooters. Shooting will begin
o 3 o'clock and continue through
out the afternoon, If wished.
Zach shooter is to bring some mex
pensive prize which will be
for on the added bird handicap basis.
me shoot will be like those held here
tofore. on the Fourth, which have al
ways proved SO enjoyable by ali who
participated.
The shoot is an open one, to which
all shooters arc invited.
There will be a big registered tour
nament held IN Wayneshoro to-day
also, and a squad of Richmond shoot
ers VIII attend. E. H. Storr, J. 4. An
derson. Louis Rueger. Jack Sheppard,
Joe Crenshaw and Mac Hart have re-
uel, p. Goodloe to visit him at Alton.
mating his home their headquarters
ana motoring over to Waynesboro for
the tournament. He expects TO have
charlie Newcomb. from Philadelphia,
and other celebrities in the shooting
game with him.. and assures his Rich
mona friends Il good time.
Reconsideration Of club shooters for JuIv.
pascu on scores made in June.
Class a. 81 Per Cont unI n,o-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-04
MANY GOLFERS WILL PLAY
IN PATRIOTIC TOURNAMENT
Club Committee Expects to
Realize Handsome sum for
Ited Cross To-Day.

The patriotic golf tournament at the
Country Club of Virginia to-day Is
expected to bring out one of the larg-
est fields of competitors that has taken
the links in a tourney here this spring
and members OF the club golfng COM
mittee believe that a. handsome sum
will be realized for the American Red
Cross.
ember OF the club are eligible
upon payment Of a minimum OF 81. but
they Will be allowed to contribute as
much more as they wish. No titles
are at stake. but the United States
GOLF Association has offered certificates
for this tournament as we'll as those
to be held In other sections of the
country and the American Red Cross
is to give a medal to the player maxi
ing the low net score.
Only the first round Is to be counted
In awarding the medal and the certif-
Gates and all cards must be turned in
by 6 o'clock this afternoon. The COM
mittce has decided that two matches OF
three Or four balls may be played
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CORPORATION COMMISSION
APPROVES NEW SCHEDULE
Southern Railway to Put "war Time'
Passenger Service In Effect
on SuniaY.

on sunday.
Passenger traffic officials OF tho
Southern Railway announced yester-
day the schedules under the plan APP
proved several days G by the State
Corporation Commission which become
effective Sunday. While there are slight
changes In the schedules. the service
VIII be improved by the addition Of
observation parlor and cafe cars be-
tween Richmond and Danville. and an
extra Pullman between this city and
Asheville. y
1:3o A.. M. train. daily, to DanVille
and intermediate points, handling
coaches and observation parlor cafe
car.
$3.50 P. NJ, commuters train. daily
except Sunday. TO KeysvIlle.
6 p. M. train. daily. to Danville. maxi
Ing all stops. and carrying coaches and
through Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
11:l5 p. NJ. train, daily, to DanvilIe,
Charlotte and Asheville, CARRYING
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Dam
VILE and Asheville.
Trains Will arrive at Richmond:
7:o5 a. NJ. daily. from Danville. car
rying Asheville and Danyille Pullman
sleeping cars and coaches.
$40 A. NJ. commuters train. daily
except Sunday. from Keysville.
1925 p. NJ, daily. from Danville, car
rying coaches and sleeping car from
Atlanta.
$3.50 p. NJ, daily. from Danville. car
rying coaches and observation parlor
cafe car.
There will be no change in present
trains between Richmond and West
Point.
All trains between Richmond and
Danville will carry Pullman and parlor
cars. New local Pullman deeper arc
established between Richmond ana
Danville and Ashev!lls.
Trains discontinue" will be present
1880 A. NJ. train from Richmond to
Dnnville and trs:n arriving Richmond
$40 A. N. fror- Danville. These econo-
mics arc ma , necessary by the extra
ordinary = land for motive power and
equipment made on the railroads by
the war conditions.
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MACKMEN WIN AND LOSE
MYERS OUTPITCHES RUTH;
LEONARD IN DANDY FORM
Allows Athletics But Five Hits on Dny
News of HiH Marriage Becomes
known.

BOSTON. July 3.-Boston and Phila-
delphia to-day split n double-header.
Philadelphia won the first, 3 to 0, and
Boston the second, s to /. In the first
contest. Myer outpitched Ruth. whose
suspension for aSSaulting Umpire
Owens was lifted to-day. Bodie led
the Philadelphia attack, driving in two
runs and scoring the third himself.
Sibyl Maud Hit, of Los Angeles, las.
thursday, became known to-day, pitch
ed the second game for Boston and
hold the Athletics to five hits. Scorcs:
FIRST GAME
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American Association,

At st. Paul-St. Paul, Q; Minneap-
oils. O..
At Kansas C~ity-Kansas City, II;
Milwaukee, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; To-
lcdo. 13.
AT Louisville-Louisville. 3; Column
bus, g..
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CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE
Jim Miller. Arrested In Henrico Coun-
~. 10 Admitted to
Rail

w. Webb Sydnor. sheriff Of Henrico
County. and John Shoemaker, county
policeman, yesterday arrested Jim MIL
Ter. colored. on a charge Of killing his
wife. Fannie Miller. The crime OF
which Miller is charged took place on
Sunday night near his homo, in varinn
district. Miller was released upon 3d..
900 bond furnished by Robert Scott,
colored. a coroners Inquest will bo
to-day at noon.
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Totals ...52 / So 5 Totals 81 S 10 q Is
.Batted for c. Jones in seventh.
Detroit ....... .... q q 1 o.
Chicago ............. 2 o 0 o ; 0 o %
Summary; Errors-Bush t2). Fater.
i%nninGS: one hit and no runs off @. Jones in
: 20 innings: 2 hits and no runs off Cum
Woaver, Hesch. sacrihse h~its--Gandii.
FIRST base on bails-on Coveleskie. j.: or
Cunninrham on Faber. 3. First base
on ertors--Deiroit. I Chicago. !. Left on
Lases-Detro!t. 9: Chicago. I. struck out
by covclcskie. 3; by G. Jones. !: by Cum
Weaver. r. Collins and Gandil: Cunningham,
Burns and StannEc: Cunningham and Burns
Passed ballS-Schnlk. {. Timc-l:A Inn.
~pieS-Owcns and Evans. '
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TORONTO WINS WI MORE

asfTOROETO, July 3.-Toronto won hoth
&ames from Rochester this afternoon.
making four victories in two days. The
to 4, a batting rally in tho seventh
four runs. Two double pla VS.
IN the second game, which was called
BY agreement in the seventh saved the
day for the Leafs. who won. 3 to i
The scores:
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Totals ...3a 8 "a IA Totals III 10 81 Is
.Batled for Evans in ninth.
tBatted for O'Neil In ninth.
Score by innings: ID

St louis ::::; i9SosS:Is
summary: Errors-Sisler, johnson, Two
base hits-Pratt. Coveleskie. Wamby, Roth,
severed. Three-basc hits-Speaker. Roth.
Sacrifice hits-cha pinan, Davenport. Pratt
Evans, Austin. Double play~s-Chapman,
Wamhy TO Harris, johnson to Pratt to Slsier.
Stolen bases-Sislcr, Pratt, Sloan. Wild
pitch-Davenport Bases on balIs-of
pavsnport, l of Coveleskie.. 5. Struck out
by Davenport. 3: by Coveleskie, 3. Left on
bases-St. Louis. q; Cleveland, 6. Time
l:b2. ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Connolly.
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BIsoNs LOSE COUPLE

MONTREAL. July 3-Montreal took
both ends OF to-day's doubIe-headcr
ries. The scores this afternoon we're
s to 3 and Q to Q. Corner and Hovt
both pitched we'll and held the Dunnlo
batters safe most OF the time. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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COLLINS BREAKS RECORD
Player Participates I'm Sixty-Nine Con-
secutiye Gnmes This Senson,
Making Total Of $40.
fBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. July 3.--Eddie Collins es-
tablished n record yesterday for par
ticipating in consecutive games, ac-
cording to figures compiled to-day by
League.
Collins has played in s~ixty-nine
games this season, bringing his total
previous record was held by George
BURNS. Of the Giants. who played In
371 contests.