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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-23
LACK HARE .JR WINS FOR WILSON
Grab Bag Stake Goes
To Racing President
Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE-Three year-o ids and upward handi-
cap: sh nr.oass. purse. N.ojl25 aided.
Horse. weight and Jockey C0ddsG I'm
o,hello. III. Gentry ......''.'.-' IN
Tine ro'"i i5 IS Barsac D.iancsy P6Oeion Gun
Fs2oSr H w. also pq 4ss s P2 sS ih' Won
easily Winner Ok h. BY Lthe-flash Of Night
owner J. Livingston. Trainer. NJ. Goldolau
SECOND RACE-For four year ODDS and up 1,.,, :
Horse. weight and Jockey. Coddss2 Fin
Grey les ~ farrsi,e .........' Il - 20
Time. '22 .. Mausolgs and 0,d bV
FnliErane-Ethci Thomas. Owner. w. smi'h
Trainer r Farmer
THIRD RAcE-rHE GRAB RAG; ,.o-y'aI-old';
Hor,e' weight and Jockey ODDS FL
Ia,k Hars. =. 100. Peak ....''.' e as "a
E E,n2, Go I nin ITO Robinson. Isl 81 90,
night sun. Compare. Green Gold. , snyss,rs'
Americas Hand Grenade Grenade fr Ire ante t,n starr good
Mo Moo SN"' Owner. r + Wilson If. Trainer. p
ha6 Mh one mile: purs. 81 l5l.25 sdded r.,
T, sI G.day io5 IsT.ssart = r.! T.
Dodge 1873. Lotus ........., ~ WI. P,,
Time % Dick Williams. Manaser ware;
,fstI Fli,t.rvold Fair Mac Benevolent ana MSt-
Mi also ran start good. Won ridden 1SL WI,
Ter ch e. By Rockssnd-Tes's over. owner VI
shea Trainer. J. Arthur
FIFTH RACE-TSo-ysar-ods. i've ana nan
flrlougs. purse. 81 0jl - osa, q,
war cloud. io7. s>Iton ........ IS IL %
Debadou l0I, Robinson ...,-....'. S,,
Matinee Idol 49, Byms ..,...-. 81 -
lime, 90 s.5. Saint: Bridge AS %o, PI.Tns
CosiI1snt Kewpis 0Nen Elmendor and hrus'
also ran. start good Won enny. ~innsf: ., &C.
nv Polyrelus-Dreamy Owner, A. h. MNolOo'
Trainer. W D Jenninp.
sIJTU RACES-Maidens; hrs. yesr-ods ana up
ward: ono mile purse, sho6l2o. al. ",
Hovc. weight and tocsv. Couo
Plea,snt Dreams, 40. Buxton -. 81 Is
BacEboard, ms. camPO'N .4,. ,,;;. 81 81 $50
Tir,o I 40 Put. and Calls, Assume avs
PULASKI. CONTESTANT. BirTman poISanR Non Ds sSsiiT
Wirnsr ch Z BY Trap Rock-Pr'neer, os"o''
Frsder,ck Johnson Trainer. II. N. Henderson
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Saratoga Entries

First race selling: two-ycar-olds. five ard nan
,lln9ss i%Eoedcrer lO2: Paul Connolly. los Green
Gr,Ss. lo4: Flckle Fancy. 100; lima sGnoIr' -. !,
DaIrose. lO2. Butcher Boy. lo' June pug. 10.
.Isdy Eileen 1000 Moose Head lO5 Ballast. 10, .
.Fdlth =. %. AnEchen, l0j. 'Re7e.er ump.l' I0i'
SncoHd race selling. handicap. three-year-o''
aud tp,rard. ono milrl-Righ' l0'; DOrc@, ~
First RaiIot 1906. Little Nearer, l.b. NlsJ Stlcs,
10. Dan. 10: Ocean Prince, ia Euiosy. NV
sn1srf Money lOs. Black Broom. 100. NoodlTap'
ia. Oboius. ito: Polroma limp). lOi.
Tiird race trie~ three year Olds; conditions 81
s,,-iongs)-Beiieve Me Boys. III Serencst Ill Juua
con III. Queen OF the Water. ia. queen LrIahI'
III. ,,-,.-,.. -.,,,--. ,t-,,.v., =, oids .
on. Queen Of the Water. lOl. Triple Crown
q. .B,rry shannon. 100: Noodtrap. 100 Suaisnat
Forward, los: 'Hsnobala So; PULASKI Io0'
Brooklyn l0l. -,,-. o.. - h,r,
,rrlonr,l-Dun Master us: King OF ne VINO.
ii5, FFrdericS the Great. llj; Aztec. 10. Lavtl
Roy Il5. yalerius 0mpl, llj: Parlzm IMP y
IS. VyoulinE rs. Paddy. Us; George W @lnns,oI'
lis. sun Gold. llj. Guelmd l!mp)' 49, oh"4'u'
Si,,h race claiming: three year ODDS and upward
one mile and a furonsl -'Fla ASP Of Steel' ~
.Plerrot. 1906. Zam0rs. IS: G. " Mldsef' ~ -
Queen n he Sea l0j. The Grader lVs hone
swcct Home. 1902 Precise. So; 'Dsn. no. Ihofu-
hill. us.
.Apn--n,ice allowance claimed.
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Many Athletes Enter
Big Military Game

The entries for the military athletic
carnival, 70 be held at Travers Island
next Saturday, known as Sol diers' and
Sailors Day, closed last night and ex-
ceeded all expectations.
The biggest entry was received from
Fort Slocum, over 100 individual en-
tries. B. J. Wefers, the y. Y. A. c.
trainer, who is training the men, re-
ports that they had tryouts, and they
feel that the men entered all have a
chance to win. Wefers is working un-
der the direction of NJ. R. Clark, physi-
cal director. appointee of the War De-
partment Commission on Training
Camp Activities.
some of the we'll known athletes en-
tered are: Win Cough, Matty Gels, Vic
Voteretsas, Bob Meredith, Joe Pearman,
Eugene Sanger, Sid Leslie. 7. Matsukes,
Frank Plant, Nick Gianakopulos, Rob
ert Gels, J. Soukop and Louis White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-23

Mclaughlin and Dunn and Ryan are
the scratch teams in field OF twenty
pairs.
The prizes are a beautiful silver cup
for the winner Of the singles, and two
smaller silver cups for the winners of
the doubles.
A cordial invitation has been ex-
tended TO the ladies TO attend this
patriotic tournament, which will begin
promptly at $3.50 p. m. Saturday.
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HELP WANTED

typists bookte-psr. clerks
permlnst Doyle AEency. Tribune Building. Isl
Nassau. 80 Tnt t2d.
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spanish Mine Strike Ends
Radical Leaders Flee t.
France, Ii Is Announced

MADRID, Tuesday, Aug. 2l.-The
Ministry Of the Interior announces that
the Rio Tinto and Nerva miners, who
have been on strike, have returned to
work.
Premier Dato has left TO confer with
King Alfonso and submit DEGREES for
his signature.
PERPIGNAN, France. Aug. 22.-Ale-
jandro Lerroux, the Spanish Radical
leader, and Deputy Marcia, who were
being sought by the Spanish authori-
ties, have escaped into France. Reports
of the arrest Of Deputies Ventosa and
Bertrand Mustia are said to be un-
true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-23
Mark Arie Captures
Trap Shooting Title

CHICAGO, Aug, 22.-Mark Arie, OF
Thomasboro, H., champion of Illinois,
won the national amateur trap shoot
ing championship in the Grand Ameri-
can handicap tournament after three
shoot-offs, breaking seventy-hve tar
gets straight.
Clarence 3. Plat, Of Bridgeton, y. D.,
won the national amateur champion
shin in doubles by breaking SO Of %
pairs of targets. He equalled the
worlds record for the event made by
William Ridley. Of Watcher, Iowa, in
tournament competition at Denver,
Col, several years ago.
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May Escape Discipline

DETROIT, Aug. 22.-Del Gamer, Bos-
ton first baseman, and Chick Gandil,
Chicago first baseman, are not likely
to draw fines or suspensions for their
fight yesterday after he game between
their teams, contending for the Ameri-
can League championship. President
b. B. Johnson of the league, here to-
day, said the matter had not been Off
cially reported TO him, but from press
reports he did not judge the circum-
stances justified disciplinary measures.
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FREE FOR ALL CLAss-PURsE. $4,000
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Golfers to Clash in
Big Foursome Match

Golfers in the metropolitan district
are to see another important match
when Walter Hagen, of Rochester, and
James Barnes, of Whitemarsh, play
against Gil Nichols, of Great Neck,
and Alex Smith, Of Wykagyl, at the last
named club on Sunday, September 2.
This will be another Red Cross offair
and should attract a large gallery.
Last year Hagen and Barnes were the
two best golfers in the country, but
they are no more than even money
favorites to beat Nichols and Smith
who haved proved a strong combination
3 in team plav
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Braves Defeat Cards;
Ed Walsh Hit on Head

BOSTON. Aug 22.-Boston won the
last game of the series from St. LOUIS
today by a score Of 8 to l. A home
run bv Powell in the first inning with
Kelly and Maranville on base, and two
triples and a single by Konetchy IN
three times at bat were the features
Watson knocked Ed Walsh senseless IN
the second inning, hitting him on the
hack of the head with a pitched ball
The Boston man was carried from the
field. but recovered in few minutes
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wash my hands and face, and shave !
didn't yesterday. The reason was
there was no water, either chaude or
frcjd. / rang for the bell hop.
"There's no water at ALL" ! said.
impossible" the hop replied.
| showed him that his statement was
ridiculous by turning and twisting the
foucets round and .round-snd then
some more.
He departed convinced. He promise
faithfully TO find out what was the
matter. He returned two or three hours
"The water is shut off," he said
most respectfully and tip expectantly'
Impossible" replied.
at will only be for ten minutes
he said They are making PREPARATION
downstairs"
Real SoIace Found
I waited another hour, and then sum-
moned said bellhop again. lhls time
he gave me real solace.
at isn't only in your room he said.
ITS all over the house
Thercupon ] gave up the idea OF
shaving and abluted with towel. For
tunateIy 1.-THE towel-was not quite
dry. French towels never are.
Al the hour of going to press, they
have made no reparstions downstairs
at least not to me.
On my way to Msxim's. where they
have running water for out of town
guests, observed an old cocher get
ting ready for the days trade. With a
felt brush, he gave his horse the once
over. and then with the same brush he
cleaned off the seats of his carriage.
He did this. no doubt, that his patrons
might he assured Of horse hair up
hnlsterY.
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Senators and Browns
Divide Double.Heads

ST. LOUIS. Aug. %. Washingtorr
the first game OF to-day's dolble.Aa
err with st. Louis, 2 TO /. 81. LOui'T
the second, 9 to /. In the first On
Washington outhit ST. Louis, J ~
Poor throwing lost the second -
for the visitors, who made eight era
seven of which were wild throws
The SCOPES:
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Tragresser Escapes Draft

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Aug. 22.-WaIter
Tragresser, catcher for the Boston Ma
tional baseball club, failed to pass the
nhvsical examination for the new Ma
tional Army here to-day. He has stiff
thumb. which was broken five times
while playing ball.
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Denmark's Alcohol Output

The output of alcohol in Denmark
during 1916 was 49,100 hectolitres 4
hectoiitre equals 264 gallons of 100
per cent pure, out of which 27,7oO
hectolitres were acknowledgements
Report.
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Fletcher's Reports Favorable

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Ambassa-
dor Fletcher's reports TO the State De-
partment from Mexico City contain as
surances that German propaganda in
that country appears TO be having
little effect on President Carranza or
members of his official family.
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Soldiers Give Schupp Ring

The guests of honor at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon were the
men of Company +, 22d Engineers.
These soldiers presented Ferdinand
Schupp, New York's champion south
paw. with a signet ring
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Indians Make Clean
Sweep Over Athletics

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22.-Cleveland
made a clean sweep of the series with
Philadelphia, winning to-day by score
Of 6 to 5. Cleveland made all its runs
off Bush. whom it drove from the box
IN tho dfth inning. Philadelphia hit
Lambeth hard in the seventh anu
Coumbe had to go to the rescue IN 'he
ninth.
The score:
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international League

A. Buffalo (fst game: R II. T.
BufIaio ...... 0 80 o r-6 ~ /
Battsre.-Nevton. Hill and McAvoy: McCsbe
and DAILY
second zane. r II r..
Baltimore o 90 o5 % IL /
DuS.Io - q %
Bat,eries-Newton and sehhufele. JAynes. Wyekof
and DAy.
Al Rochester r.
Richmond . 0 o \ "a II |
Rochester 90. q Ill u l
berg
A, uo,,,.,l. r. H. r.
Providence -. o % IS II
Montreal .... J
e.,teIi.s-rs,sn lad AlI,n. Hoyi and Madden.
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Miss Harris NJ.
axes Measure
OF Single c..
Great PAGER, Unbeaten Be.
fore This Season, Loses
in Straight Heats

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Single g.,
Fred Jamsou's PAGER, suffered his first
defeat of the season to-day, when he
was beaten by Miss Harris VI. in three
straight heats in the free-for-all pace,
the feature event Of the third days
card OF the Grand Circuit meeting at
Belmont track. The third heat was
stepped in 2:O2i7. a new track record.
The first two heats. won in 2:06 and
2:O6L, did not satisfy the judges. and
after Gccrs and Jamison had been
called TO the stand the third heat was
reeled off at a faster clip. Single II.
had no brush to-day, and could never
catch McDonsld's mare.
The event for three-year-old trot-
ers brought out q field of several, ana
Bertha Mcguire proved an easy winner
in straight heats, stepping the second
heat in 2:O94.
The 2:15 pace went to Marjorie Kay
in straight heats, the fastest OF "nlcn
was the third, in 2:07A. The crowd
favored Geers in this event. but the
best the veteran could get with spy
Direct was second in the second heat.
The best race of the day was the
2:O9 trot. won by Sister Strong. This
was also a three-heat victory. but Val
entine had to drive his mare the sec
ond heat in 2:06A to beat Brescis:
Wilkes Brewer. which made its second
start Of the meeting. was the favorlte,
but after showing lots of speed to the
half in the first two heats. made bad
breaks and only managed to get third
money.
The summaries:
PAcTNG-2ls CTAss-rURsE. $4,000 q N 81
l.. l. -. IL. ka- L
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Total, ...32l52tl 70 Il Totals 81 Il p i
.Ba'ted for Watson IN tho S,h inning
IRAN for Wash IN the "a inning.

.Baffed for Watson IN tho Sth inning.
Ran for wash IN the "a inning.
- Louis ............0 0 u
Boston ................f 10
TTo-base t-Naranv.e. Thres base hits
Lo,airIiy t2) Movers Home -Iu-Po~el. stolen
bsse"Rehs Sacrifice hit-Marsn'ills. Sacrifice
files RawIlnE. !. G. Smith. Len on oases-sst.
Icuis a Roziou g. First base on errors-St
louis / Boston. /. Base on balis-on Watson
Hts and earned rlns-Of DOaN, hts and I
inns IN 1 inning: OF walsh ! ht and no runs In
, irninrs. on Watson. hits and no runs IN .
innings on Nehf. hits and no run, IN m H,,
oi,cbeTgBy Watson / walsh. Struck out-By
Watson. 8: by Neh. I. umpires-Rger and
Branaeld Time IS.
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The Weather Report

w.hinEton Aug e2.-The barometer has ben
falling IN Interior districts FOR several days. but
no well defined storm eentr. has yet appeared.
An anu-cyclone Of con dder,ble nsEnituds Is NOV
ing tou,heAs;ward orr tbs rorthess,ern ROCKY
Mountain .lops Showers and thunder storms have
occurred IN IN. Ohio and Mississippi valleys Flor
ida and locally IN the Middle Atlantic states ard
New England. There has been marked fall IN
. temperature in th- upper Missouri yall-y. and Il
Is somewhat warmer IN Eastern districts
general shovery condition is indicated FOR At
isnue Coast districts north o, the Carollnis. also
for N. lsk. region and the Ohio valley. and Local
rains viii fall IN the South Atlantic and East
Guf S,srs ard Tennessee II viii b cooler
Friday in N. Ohio valley N. upper LAKE
region. Moderate temperatures viii conulo III
Eastern districts
F.reesst, for Special loesIte,.-Northsrn View
EnSisrd unsettled. with showers late THURSDAY and
particularly Friday.
Southern New England. partly rloufy Thursfay
and Friday: probably occasional showers.
Eastern Pennsylvania and NeF Jersey occasions
shower, Thursday and Friday. moderate temper
sture.
New York and Western Pennsylvania, showers
T1uryday and probably Friday.
LEGAL Omclsi Reoord.-The following o1cial re-
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last twenty four hours. IN comparison
With The corresponding date Of last year.
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Gilbert's Club Gets Busy

Billy Gilbert's 81. Agatha Club will
play two games Sunday. In the morn
ing Gilbert will tackle the Farmers at
Glendale, and on his home grounds in
the afternoon will meet the New York
colored Giants.
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Highest temperature yesterday. so degrees a, $50
p M: lowest IS lat ] a M: average, - N-
ersgs same date las, year. 81. average sane date
Tor 20 years r.
Humidity
n....sl p m-....74 >. M. sl
Barometer Readings
"a :es9 / p m 5000 ?. m ..e 20
Local ofclal For.osst-occasional showers to
day and probably tomorrow. E.nt. south winds.
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TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 22.-Asu, 4.
day the Leafs and Newark bros. ,,.,
the Bears winning the first gsn. \,
3 TO 2, and the locals the second !,
to 2.
Gould, recently secured from N,
Cleveland club. forced in two rup, VI.
bases on balls in the second isri,s
but was very effective ther.h,,
Hard, timely hitting against Sr,l'
wood won the second gam. for b.
leaders.
The scores:
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Again
Split Honors
With Toronto,
Bears Take Opening an
Timely Hitting Gives Ser.
ond to the Leafs
International League
CANES TO.nAy

GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Montreal.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Richmond at Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto
YESTERDAYS REsULn
Newark, 3; Toronto, 2 First
r G. NJ Cane.
Cane.
nu"aio' o. neitimore, J (fim
Baltimore, 3; Buffalo, 4
(Second Cans,
Rochester, IL; Richmond /
Providence. s; Montreal 1
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. Pct. WI D.
Toronto "a 50 .597 Rochter SsSi r.;
Provid II As .597 Buffalo. 81 "a i,,
Newark. 90 81 SIS Richm'd ,S "A n,
Bsltim'e So 50 $40 MONTH"; {; "a az
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Alexander Gets
Another Shut'W'

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2?..n .,,s.rf
ting and Alexander's eIeeileh. Up ~
gave Philadelphia a 5 TO Q yie.o'} as.
Chicago to-day. In the fourh ,,,,, :
the home team piled up iouI r,.,,s
home run drives by stock arg ~ 3,
followed by singles BY Lgd i'iis,, .
Whitted. a base on balls 70 NM
Psskert's single. 80. IA y
Prendergast was taken 49,
eth inning for Hendrix: pes 10
of the field by Umpire Byron y, ~, 4
ing when Stock was declared
third base.
The score: -, IS
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
GARDENER and FARMER tt5l-German: 30 years
practical experiences in all brsnch. Of gardening
and farming. wishes position As working manager
on l,rgo private estate BY October excellent refer
.nees Kari Shane General Delivery. Hastinr OF
Hudson.
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o,als ..3o37Inl. roas ..'iingn
SECOND GAME

Home Tun-RGssel. Ts1-hls Ms-SclL1
Whitensn Bases on ba.s-Of T1onp-u -
SmLiwood 4 Struck oCi--By Tnonf-o !. n
Smallwocd 2 Wild pitch-ranosn S0lf'
baSs-TnIesdAle. Jacobsen, Whitman. stcr,,
hits-Jacobson Murrsy SnLlFod m, oss
on errors-T'orouto, ] Nsatn. l. DOaea p.rs-
Fuller 20 Russell Ieft OF bass-TocooN 8 W
ark, 4 Umpins Bedford ard fhn.fla. IN,
l4e
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To,ais....s35IO2.l22. roalts. 80 6 10 q Il
for r. Johnson IN seventh inning

r Ti.Iai.1S ..... Q 9 . . IS
Tro-bae hits-witt t2). Mclnnis. Lambeth
Sacrifice hts-Grover Lambeth. sto.en 9Ane
Warbsganss Double plays-Chspman ad Harris ;
chapman. Wsmbsganss and Harris. Hits ana earned
rurS-Of Bush. hits and runs IN Is I'M >
iags. OF r Johnson. hits and no nuns IN ! y
iTSi1q.' on Ssibold l hit and 10 runs IN :
inniucs: on Coreleskle no hits and no runs ~
inning on Lambeth 10 hits and runs In 8
"a So rns m inning Fist base on balls
on On Co,eeskie /: on Lambeth. ! OF Bush. 2
III by p,tcher-By Lambeth tBcdel Struck oI'
II n 'ssibold [. By Lambeth. > by Coum5s. !.
wild pitch-Lamosth. J. First base on errors
philadelphia, !: Cleveland. !; Len on o S.1i,o
philadelphia 5 Cleveland, 4. umpres-Na AIM
and owen Time 50.
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Fight Log
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Browns Far Rockaway A. A.-Zulu
hid and Augie Rather.
Freeport S. C.-Paddy Burns and
Sailor Joe Kelly.
SATURDAY
Fairmont A. C.-Young Eddy and
Packey Hommey.
MONDAY
Yorkyiile s. eddie German and
Johnny Duffy.
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stoct' cray.ih' stolen b,ss ,.,ss 1.aa s., s
-stoek Double plJs-Nh s.~s-Salse,s<xst
i pSlisss,pSia = Base on s.il;s.Soss .
aiu and canned run.-oh 'Hsalns. ~
ana run. IN AIS inniar S,r,cs cg.--r ~
s s.d rug 8 :, h,s ~ a y .ls,,sss@
nir.s-duisley and eyrca. nne- w
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Total, ..-sss7g7Ioo. Tan'

'Bat,ed or Smith On ninth inning
rBat,od FOR Groom IN eghih inninS
Washington .........0 J ~
81 Louis ............0 "
TvO-base his-MillH. Jscoosol. 90 -.
play-Shanks. Foster ard Charity. W. -
-Washingon : ST. Louis. Bass o. b,
on Hsrpor. .. OF johnson. g. n 6rson I
and earnest rins-o- Har,sr hiis sn1 =, :.
irnings. on J0hrsor. I hit and NJ rus =
inEs: on Groom hts and ? rul, " "a
OF Rogers ! bit SH4 no nuns iH i y. -.
out-By Hsrp-r, g. by JOINS ~ % ~ pfn
Dmpi-es-Dincen and oL0usnNi iH1'
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CAREFUL rAiTET CLEANING Co Clean. BY
compressed air steam. band or on hoor 1881
Broadway cal Eat tSb st COE BRANDT
To- ls2-sth
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SECOND CANE
r>als ..3S4s24lIsI

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fBM,ni FOR Galla IN 10 ~ hnht "A
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pitrher-By DumoIt sloan ~ 49,, , 7
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Gala b. Dayep1r, b 1"'1
and Dlneen Tine %.
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Female

COOK and CHAMBERsfAID- WAITRESS. wish 20
,itions tng-her O. Miss Hofmsyers Agency.
10 r. a. at 81 floor Murray Hil s9'7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-23

HorsEwoRKER or COOK -,55 good references
e. Miss HofmaJeI.s Arncy, 10 l. 3sd 81, %
eoor Tsl Murray Hlu sE.
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BUSINESS CARDS
DIAMONDS
CARPET CLEANING

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD for cash; sdvioz
free BENNETT. lis Broadway. third door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-23
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. IT, Of Chris
TOPPER St. 8: W. 18Th St. $50 r. ~, for
Newburgh. Catskll. Hudson. Coxsackie.
Tickets interchangeable with those Of
Day Line. Tel 1897 Spring
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-01-25
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is the list of let ters remaining unclaimed in the for the week ending Jan. 22 1917, and if not called for by Feb. 9, 1917. will bc for warded to the Dead Letter Office:
 GENrr
 l. T.. Pittman, Cornell Nelson. Hor- aee Forbes, k. w Cross, C. Blackwell
 LADIES
 Mrs Jocie Niggins, Mrs. W o. Vol son, Miss Luiza Smith, Mrs. Minnie Perle. Miss Minnie Phillips, Miss Minnie Harmaon, Miss Josephine Hannah, Miss Ava Cole. Mrs. Beckie Burss, Mrs Mazda Brown, Mrs Martha Alum. Mrs. Minnie Aiken. When ce9;se for the above please 34y advertised.
 John A. Marr, Postmaster.