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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

OF AEuL-Aluu&cs " uAeuGQs
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FURNISHED five room bungalow Tor rent
Phone ASS
TWO cottages On G-audyleW. near Fl
Bliss car Phone s055M-
FURNISHED house. Highland park Phi
HALF oC furnished house. 46I T. rio
G--ude-
EURNIsHED house. close iu. Phone
5lFs-N evenings.
EINE room furnished houss. $50 can at
sof Texas ST. f7r a-y or phone 521s-
S-24 NASHVILLE q rooms lFur1 $500.
John W. Phillips & Co. Pm sls5.
. hOOM house VIII lease 90 reliable party
la1- y Elar5uce-
FOUR rrom furnished house. i've mia
ute7 walk from Ies-ofuce. reasonable rent
Prone s51s-
FIVE room modern. furnace heated bum
Ealow for rent. furnished; half block frurI
country club Phone $50 or -lls-
PART o. nicely furnished house. sleep
Ing porch; 40 small children sol Wye
ming
HOUSE for rent. parity furnished; furui-
ture for sale cheap. 11cl Montana. Phi
-gf>E-
1873 Z. Rio Grande. rooms piano ys5
DOUGLAS C. CEOWELL AGENCY.
--+ llI.1 BLDG Phone SIS
TOS REM rool furnished bungalow.
wi-h sleeping porch. IN East Fl Paso.
Phone -1lI-
NA HONE. 81 rooms ana sleeping porches.
upstairs rooms rented 90 young meu- COM
p-etely furnished. Including ChicEerinE
par.or grand. TO responsible party. Phi
FOR RENT
Five room furnished bungalow. Bliss
ST. s-o
N.ue room furnished house on Myrtle
avenue.
Five room frame on Florence. IS
store room. Wyoming ST.. S35; suitable
for grocery store or cleaning works
Two small houses with some land for
ren- iu The valley.
". T.. PAYNE.
t1l Mesa ave- Phone 1889.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

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PIN r room modern BUNGALOW furnace
sa-- -sIl Richmond st. Phone sos
Tsrrr.. FE.HTr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

Business Chances.


OIL STOCK for sale; Columbus Wc-a
Give uhoua- Write OIL care Il-le----
TOR SALE, cheap-Restaurant and uli-s
depot; good location rent paid UP 70
Dec J. Phone s-a4-
OPPOETI My for a live vire-For rent
butcher shop space in grocery sIore ln-
Adair company. Las Cruces, Ne.- 1eN.
DOCTOR wants location 20 practice med
icIue IN New Mex, viii pay ior any ID
formation. Write Aedice. Gaze He------
REGARDLESS OF high cost Of living oul
pris-s are the same hcuston transfer o
>t'taEe 90
REMEMBER THE BOYS at the 'front.'
SAFETY razors. cigaret eases. wrist 7Fatcne-
BARNETT-2I9 SAN ANTONIO 81
COMPLETE automatic shooting gallery
for sale cheap. terms Harry H. holi-
man. 5-2 Mesa ave
We have several desirable apartment
LAY REALTY & TRUST Co,
Phone s515. -14 Trust bldg
FOK SALE,-Two saloons. one ia Fl Paso
one ra Tsleta. both doing good business
cheap rent Call or address owner r. -
ClE-leheIry- hent1cAE iatt-E o--, le-, ---
FOR concentrating construction phone phone
1852 or write J1f Trust building. III fas0
Texas i am also looking for iron &C.
poslts-
F0R SALE-Uui0n cafe. IL san Jaeint9
ST very cheap IL taken ~ once death OF
owner reason Tor selling fhons -sit o.
call at room O.. D. r. Francis hotel
OPPORTI- for a live one-Wel es-
rabIishds cash business $500 toA-t7 week
10 average 30 percent weekly. good re--
son FOR selling cash OF terms Address
r ia. Herald
HNNE sIJ0O CASH waiting suitable in
7sg-u7au- IN Fl Paso- prefer income prop
erty. but VIII entertain any other prop
1sfrfou u merit. viii assume. Desire -
hear from owners only. and ali CORES
ur1feuce will be treated strictly conf
Dental Address w 1.s. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
URGE LOWERING
Of POSTAL RATE
Publishers Declare Effect
of Congress Recent
Action Disastrous.

New York. nov. 2u.-At a meetm=
Of representatives. OF publishers or
eanizatious. held her. yesterday. "a
resolution was adopted asking con-
grcss 10 repeal the section OF the war
tax law Increasing postal rates on
second class mail matter The rates
which are 20 90 into effect next July.
were characterized I'm the resolution
as destructive of one of the sreat-
est educational and education fac
tors in the country"
Hard Blow ut Industries
with the throtrliuE OF the maya
zines by this law the resolutions
continue. "the Industrial BENEFITS OF
the manufacturing interest. through
advertising and selling opportunities
viii also be disastrOusly affected
John Adams Thayer, secretary or
the periodical publishers assocla -iou-
which includes publications having a
combined circulation Of about -7-NH",-
600 said the law viii restrict cl-cl-
Iations 20 such AN extent that the gov
eminent viii suffer q loss ~ postal
incomes instead Of gaining AN m
crease.
Increase l. Tremendous
The express companies advertise
that they viii carry Vcge tables OF
other produce from New oFN TO N.tt--
foruia for four cents pound, M
Thaver said. but tine new postal rate
will exact ten cents a pound for the
advertising sections Of periodicals be
tween Nev- York and the Pacific
coast. the rate increases range from
so to goo percent"
Low postal rates for periodicals. the
sneaker added. grew out OF the
necessity of the people and the stand
of congress for low rates had already
been founded on = recognition OF the
educational force Of periodicals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
The War AtA Glance

7 ITALIAN possession Of Venice
and the security Of the Piave
L line. depend apparently on
the outcome of the desperate bat
tie now in progress between the
Piave and Brenta rivers. The
Austro-Germans are attacking
heavily and are advancing against
the stout resistance OF the Itali-
ans
If the invaders have captured
Monte Tomha, as claimed BIZ Ber-
lin. they are within q few miles
Of the plains behind the Piave.
The Italians are defending each
position. but the Germans have
advanced several miles here with
I'm the past few days and seem
lnElE are attempting 10 drive a
wedge between the Italians in the
region OF AsiaEO and those along
the Piave. Monte Tomba is on
the western side Of the Piave. six
miles northwest OF Nidor.
W here Are the AIIless-
The Austr0-tiermaus are exert
ing very strong pressure here and
are reported 10 have brought up
austrian troops from the eastern
front and 10 have transferred
Gen Won Bellows army 10 this
sector Apparently the Anglo
French reinfOrcements have not
Yet reached the Italian fighting
zone, and from italian headquar-
tiers ir is announced that these
troops could be used between the
Piave and the Brenta. where the
pressure OF the invaders is the
strongest
Italians Hold at AsiaEO-
Around AsiagO the Italians
have checked the Germans and
have been successful in offensive
operations. Defeated in strong
efforts TO cross the Piave between
Eidor and the Adriatic sea. the
AustrO-Gcrmans have ceased their
attempts The artillery fire along
the river. however. is very ylO-
lent
Infantry Action in West Increases-
on the western front the in
fantrv activity has increased
somewhat The British have
made a slight advance northwest
OF passchendaele and have re-
pulsed German attacks at other
points In the Ypres salient IN
the region Of Chaume wood. on
the right bank Of the Mouse.
northeast OF Nerduu. the French
have made an appreciable adj
vance, innicting losses on the
Germans.
L. S.-Ge=mnn Patrols Clash
In the American sector the ar
tillery firing continues very ac-
tive. and there have been fur
Their clashes between American
and German patrols
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
PerGonaI.

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SPIRELLA corsets- Mrs Miller. Pm 1881
WIGS and Joupe,s Han. 60. ne y. KAN.
HAIR, NOES removed electrically. p. 70SssI
LACE curtains Numbered Beautifully. Kra-
mer. phone 1913
NRS. UHONLA. Woman's Exchange. I1s
y. Campbell.
SEND YOUR BOY luminous dial wrist
watch. We have them. SH-5u-
BARNETT-219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
The COURTS.
65TH DISTRICT COURT.
DeNrnn L EhnrnrE. n-e.IEIn
41sT pIsTRICT COIRT

Antonio Lopez Us. Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific, personal injuries; ;
on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

7. II TFIcts TFeHIuInEs
Hazel Salazar VS.. Crbano SalaZar,
divorce; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

Wanted TO Rent
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DESIRABLE I've or six room furnished
apartment or house. Phone T1a-
WANTED ty gentleman. one or Two roo-us
with hath. iu private house in good neigh
h1-hood Write fun particular address
T-lss. cage Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For Rent-Houses Unfurnisbed.

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FiNE room modern bungalow furnace
$50 -sll RICHMOND st. Phone 52s3-
re r room house. sleeping porch Sl2-ss-
Phone 6S--W.
THREE rooms and bath. COS z Missouri.
MODERN th--e room cottage. also two
room cottage. Phone SSH
IOK RENT room house Tor colored, 80
1eti Missouri
FOX RENI-Four room house with bath
sl3 Newman st. $3.50 Phone lis5.
a beautiful . room bungalow. s51e Tuia-
r0-1 ST. Phone 7i36-
Fox RENT-Store vlth four living rooms
and sleeping porch On rear. large yard
aud our1ous-s Phone 5s41 OF a-5-J
20 ] Bliss Sc. O. R-S.P-N garage *
---5 copper ST.. 8 r.. and 81 Pch- .---tb
$50 Mountain ave. { rms G---E---- -f-'
LAY REALTY q TRUST CO,
Prone a5l5- 214 IT, bltE.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE. bath and sleeping
porch newly decorated; half block from
Highland park car line. lawn and shade
trees reasonable reut % permanent. ten
ant. no sick Phone f3llA-
ROOMY house. - rooms. furnished or uu-
water IN each room 5l- Mesa ave- EeNt 70
BRACES Also 10 room house 1893 Cpson'
furnace heat. Apply Co Mrs j. A Bucll-rr
1898 MoutaHa- Pm 344s-
8 rms. S115 Memphis SZ5-uJ
9 MS. 1917 n FL Paso 5000
S ms. 1897 Hawthorne, heat Ss5-l1
. us-. zoo W Boulevard heat ---2e1-lJ
DOUGLAS C. CROWELL AGENCY.
2ei Mills bldg Phone ~
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
-4- Dlaz rooms and garage ------st1
1880 Boulevard. 10 rms -----------.- -fsI
-sH3 Memphis. rms -----.-.--+ ----1
--l5 Wyoming. q rms -----.-----------s =
$40 Sacramento. rms -------....-f-9
Be=- rent service IN Fl Peso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
GERMAN TROOPS

In western RoUmania, one year ago
today, November 20, 1915.
Find another German
YESTERDAYS ANSWER.
Rlahf side d0t0H 81 body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Special Notices.

Special Notices.
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Il. j. BERCHOW, champion pompadoui
hair cutter Of the u. S. at 5000 Alameda
TIE only steam carpet cleaners. Skis. 81,
Acme Mat a. Feather Co. phi 1871
YOUR mattress renovated. SL55 up. car
pete c.caned- Ervir Mig. CO.. ph. 11to.
CulROPHACTOR. graduate N-SC. Cora
N Franson. DC 1902 Montana Pm 732lW
CHRISTMAS shopping. Woman's ex-
change. 12s y Campbell
WE pack. ship and store goods. Houston
Transfer & Storage CO.
MAGOFFIN FCEL CO.-Phone 570I Tor
Gallup sacked coal and pine oak or
mesquite chunks; pine kudhug 15c- 8. 81
PHONE your orders FOR river soil OF far-
uii-er. lawns graded. terr4ced and plant
cd Phone S1Sl-
WAR PiICES-SiainsprinEs. soc. crystals.
-lC- cleaning. $50. AT
BARNETT-eIs SAN ANTONIO ST.
CARPENTER will figure new or repair
work. porchcs and garages @ specially
Phone sf13.
NOTICE-The western Furniture Go. sells
furniture only. no clothing. and Il To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

PAYINti DRUG BUSINESS FOX SALE
Due 10 the fact that The business AZ our
main store. stanton and Texas. is con-
SANITY growing. demanding all of our
time and attention. We have decided 10
dispose oc our store No e. olive and san
Antonio sts.. can convince any interested
PARTY thar this is O. paying proposition
Sc US az once. sun pruE Co.. stanton
and Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Rooming Houses-For Sale Ind RenI

BOOMING house for sale by owner. 8
rooms Housekeeping. three minutes walk
20 Town Phone 1895
EIGHT beautiful newly furnished rooms.
nice place. cheap; TERMS leaving town
ms y III Paso.
WILL exchange cot house in DemiuE. y.
N. go bedsl for roominE house iu 81
Paso. or other town considered Address
107 Platinum ave. ucminE Sew Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

THE new Eimblu apartments az 6r
Prospect ave. are now ready for rent
These apis are flt-ed Up with all buu- "A
features. steam heat hardwood floorz
vacuum cleaner. 14ultor service. every
comfort 90 q first class home only select
people taken Inquire S1- " oregon or
u.n0ua rN-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

4R-. BUNGALOW. 81 P. $3.50.
-5zs Hlshce Et near Pledras.
IItw. floors. built IN features. etc
Better act quick.
EISK-RA1IsEI REALTY CO..
Phone 1913. Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Situation Wanted-FemaIe.

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PRACTICAL nurse Phone slo6R
WANTED-Lace curtains 20 wash Phone
asls-
ALTIRA nursery. American chudrsn's
home Phone 1888
WANTED Housekeeping By competent
woman 4sf9-W-
HOSSEKEEPER wants position Eu.sloy-
ment office. 1-s y Campbell
WANTED care for two or three chill
dr=n iu my own home Phone 554sM-
WOULD Ike ~ care for children b. hour
or day Phone fs1sJ-
POSITION wanted as Eug5ru=ss or com
71uiou hy accomplished ytuus lady Ad-
dress y 49, care Herald
BY young lady. as cashier and general
office work. can also operate typewriter.
can furnish reference from former Fl
Paso employer. Address " 10, care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Lodge Notices
Lost and Pound.

LOST-Seal cape near Mesilia park; E5-
era1 reward 1921 p Boulevard
IO-T-Large shaggy black ana white
dog. Phone 1858 or Mrs H1rd az Pouu-
lar Reward.
LO>T-AiredaIe puppy. six months old
dark grey Phone $3.50. p W McCandi ess-
Liberal reward.
LOST-Eslzimo white male Spitz dog. light
brown eyes and nose SO reward 1915 =.
Houlevs I'd Phone $3.50
LOST OK RAYED-B-indle spotted
b-Idog. spiked collar Tommy Atkins on
collar 1893 IT Boulevard Phone 46f7N.
s. reward.
LOST Brlndlo and white Boston bull ter-
ri=-. nea- vt Franklin Country club.
Thursday. Nov- 18th. 1917 Liberal reward
for any Information as 20 his whereabouts
or return J.. -. Trudeau. Pho 1Sos. At
Franklin Country club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Business Chances

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SACEIFTCE-Turkish bath. 400 " ore
Cou ST. Price $500.
FOR SALE-OId establish fueI sui feeI
business Inquire $50 F. Missouri
GOOD house for auto repair shop or res-
tsu~1nt Phone sI1eJ.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
Constructive Thrift Is Sane Spending
as Well as Sane Saving
By S. W. STRAUS
President Of American Society for Thrift

the midst of period when must be exercised
all bring the business interests of the country
through practices misguided thrift We bear mind that
tghtfedness constructive thrift Con-
ructve thrift spending well a saving
If citizen of spending it would not be
before found the midst of industrial chaos Whether
preenbe and at the present time
food But the legitimate currents of that
the nations wheels of industry must flow
of business shock from which still
entirely In the midst of this the nation sought
thrift and keep the food supply
allies Naturally there considerable hysteria
Happily however, getting around to normal condtionwe
beginning to find ourselves
Secretary McAdoo recently stated the bankers of Chicago that the
supplies
this excellent adv "Hav you reflected what it
would and the country should during
ordinarily by each the food and
general supplies? 1o0O0 people reduce their demand the
general supply of food materials through the oppage of and
would release amount which could
purpose supporting and maintaining the 100000
soldiers in the field.
helpful influence the prices
preventing ardshps which imposed all the
people general price level of the neceare of life rased
study his individual Let him eliminate waste
the and preservation of the nations food
lest indulge the banefu practices OF
thrift and thus keep from circulation that righuy
belongs there.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
EAST ST. LOUIS WHITES DEFY eovERNMENT-TRAmPLE
DEMOCRACY.

hearn il asM do
inspiration
the ruthless slaughter of
of hundreds of
authorities Qocal
hory
by
boil East
the of
smaller nations and
the citizen white will
established perpetual hatred which each side will hand
in a the
prevailing those brutal residents
militia police with criminal negl
methods
to suppress mis- destru
ever
thinking
Illinois
be in
Abraham Lincoln record
ing
appealing
existence this
Rome Let the
THINK BE AT HAND!
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
Increased Production of Gold to Make
America Real Banker of World
By w. c. RALSTON
Formerly A,.i,tan, U. S. Treasurer at San Francisco

thought the financial situation know that
outflow of gold will begin
called all that has in here and
question naturally suggests ITSELF Where this to
from?
The United States territories produced in gold 1915 $1O1
which that gold production
falling off, but the of gold this country has increased
outbreak the about $30e9 900 today
unlike other the world
itself very much in the production of gold
while make the statement that there
plenty gold in this country and leaves with the idea that gold
the finances of nation The true
found asking the question: What
her the financial word Not her not her
products the fact that she the gold
the world for that able establish under od
conditions exchange and make the English pound
the thereof.
told that have been getting much profitable knowledge
of the foreign this
them Let further
dg gold We have wonderfully rich domain the
Rocky Alaska 1t awaiting
development developed will the production
become the bankers the world
in fact-not in only are today.
would foohardy who would attempt forete what will
happen country when the when this
channels, called
uctate and rebuild the countries
war hazard guess But thing
dltion that arise than other one thing.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
SAVE THE WASTE AND WIN THE WAR;


sub
which
o
all
tion 'front.' the
of
to
andi s
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
w. B. TOWNSEND ATTORNEY AND RACE LEADER, DIES


deaho
Colorado
able bronchial troubles
paralysis Monday morning uccmb
ing Tuesday,
i'm a
in champoning
suffered
in
though
manhood did not finch
his he became
which destined
of this country
located Pueblo he
Denver
he
fraternity in his pohca
well
of
which
n
death
Will
reached riumphany
breadth OF of America
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07
Paci6sts Are Menace to Nation
And Activities Must Be Curbed
JOSEPH COT. Boar. of Defense Society

This country must get the pacifst before he
gets the country Thefe is need 7ew for strong
fare within geographical limits against the
who wants Uncle Sam to turn the other cheek,
to take the insults of anyone who wants to hand them
out and to allow any mitaristc nation in Europe to
step on our toes rather than fight. The pacist is
menace.
The fight against the pacifst must be carried on
reentlessly and he must be reminded that in the face
of the declaration of war against Germany he stands
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-07

position the border line of and,
sby that line
One weakness of this countra weakness that stands out k
pnes plants that too much Instead of telling
the traorou and pa shut get out of the
y him around thinking This
be done. The pacifst will remain dsloya to the end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
Cobb's Run Wins Game.

Detroit. Mich, June 21.--With the
score standing to IN favor OF St.
Louis. and the game apparently won.
Pitcher Sothoron and Catcher Seve-
reid. of the Browns. were banished
by Umpire Evans IN the first half Of
the eighth inning today. Sothoron' s
successors could not stop the Tigers.
who went ahead In the eighth and
won in the ninth after the visitors
had tied II up in their half. Cobb's
scratch single and a wild throw by
Austin produced the winning run with
nobody out. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
LEAKE WILL OPPOSE
CARMICHAEL TODAY
Final Game Of Series Between Herd
and Virginians Here This
Afternoon.

With Ieake. former Richmond
hurier. opposing Carmichael. late
of the Philadelphia Nationals, the
Virgtnians and Bisons will bring
their five-game series to q close
this afternoon. Leake has already
handed the home boys ono beat.
ing this series and Manager Dom
ovan feels confident that he VIII
repeat today.
So far the virginians and Herd
are even on the series. each hav.
ing taken two games. Manager
Knabc Is very anxious to make IL
three out OF Ave from the visitors
and he 10 going to make hts boys
extend themselves the limit 10
get away with the closing battle.
Pat Donovan is equally As anxious
to get the big end Of the series
and II is for this reason that no 10
sending Leakc back after the
home boys.
Although the virginiaus are
still In the cellar, they arc only
three points below Montreal. and
should they win today and the
Royals lose they will emerge from
the dungeon.
With the count standing even
and the last game Of tho series
facing the two teams, this confess
should be one OF the best OF tho
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
New York.

NdII tut AsHEW III sIAt1I
'sRan for Nunam aker in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Boston OH oo2 900
New York .......... 001 $50 01s-5
Summary: Two-base hits-Hooper,
Gamer. Peckinpaugh. Three-base hits
High Stolen hases-Pipp (2),
Maisel Sacrifice hits-Hendryx, Scott,
Gamer, Love. Sacrifice fiy-Walker.
Double play--shocker, Walters and
Pipp. Left on bases-New York, 8;
Boston. .. First base on error-Bos-
ton, l. Base on balls-Off Love. 5,
off shocker, l; off Shore. !. Hits
or Love, IN innings. none out in
sixth; off Shore, ! in s. Balk-Shock-
err Struck out-By Love, a; by Shock
err, 3: by Shore. 2; by Pennock, !.
I'm pires-NcCormic Owens and
Dineen. Time-2:10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22

ternoon, winning by to count,
the game being up and down from
the first until the final inning. Dan
Triple started on the hill for the
Leafs and his teammates gave him a
three-run lead in the first inning, but
he was removed in the fourth inning,
being unable to control his curves.
Warhop, who succeeded him, twirled
"a good name. but failed to tighten up
in the pinches.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Toronto SOL 600 02o--S 9
Providence .010 202 III 2
Batteries; Triple. WARRIOR and
Kelly: Gregg and Allen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
BOSTON BRAVES SHUT
OUT BY new WORKERS
Jeff Tcsrcau Let's stallings' Outfit
Down With Three Hits and
Giants Win. 4 to 0.
Cubs Hit Ball Hard and Win Out Over
Smoky City Bunch BY ~ to Score.
st. Louis Is Defeated BY Cincinnati,
to 1.

Boston, June 21.--While his team
scoring three runs, Tesreau let the
Braves down with three hits and shut
them out here today. Tesreau had
the Boston batters at his mercy. put-
ting them out in order In six of the
nine innings. Herzog's long triple and
KaufY's sacrifice fly scoring him gave
the Giants a run In the first inning
They got two more in the sixth on
punched hits. including Rariden g
double The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
Ouh< Easy Winners

Pittsburg. June 21.-ChicaEo easily
defeated Pittsburg, IL to 4. both
Miller and Grimes being ineffective.
Miller was reached for five runs IN the
first two innings. on two hits, -FOUR
bases on balls and three errors.
Grimes held the visitors down until
the seventh inning when they tallied
four runs on two singles and three
triples. Hendrix started the game for
Chicago. but he also was hit freely in
the first inning and was replaced by
Seaton after the homo team had
scored three runs on two singles, a
double and a triple, Seaton was I'M
hittabie and was never in danger.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-22
Revenge Defeat Wednesday Leak To Oppose Carmichael This Afternoon


zGharrity .... I 0 0 0
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Totals .... 33 0 81 IA 2
xBatted for Dumont in eighth.
IRAN for Henry in ninth.
zBatted for Ayers in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ..-.... 600 600 100
Washington .....-. 600 600 oo0-o
Summary: Left on bases-Philadel-
phia, 8; Washington, .. Base on
balls-Off Bush. 8, off Dumont 2.
Hits-Off Dumont, I in eight innings.
Struck out-By Bush, 8, by Dumont,
j; by Ayers, 2. Three base hits
Bodie, Foster. Two base hits-Meyer,
Henry. Sacrifice hit--Bodie. Stolen
bases McInnis. Strunk, Milan Double
play--Shanks to Morgan to Judge.
Cmpires--O'L oughlin and Hildebrand.
Time 81