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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

Al Jl--White Corded Wolfe
Blouses exquisitely woven
with colored stripes, showing
modish Pique collar and cuffs.
Cannot be duplicated any
where at near this price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Belgian Consul Warns
Exporters in Canada

MONTREAL, Oct. 3.-Operation IN
Canada Of German commercial agents
who are sending rubber TO Germany
by way of Holland, was referred TO TO-
day BY Clarence ]. de Sofa, Belgian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
Britain and u. S. Join
In Licensing Exports

ain are prepared to embargo coal ship
ments TO South America, II necessary,
and are ready 20 refuse bunker coal
20 European neutrals' vessels that may
attempt TO engage in this trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

At $685. wonderful
lot of blouses in a dozen diff
ferent styles that were made
to sell at much higher prices.
Made of Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe. All sizes in
the lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04
by The Associated Pressl

Ey The ASto1teo fre~Sl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Great Brit
aims embargo on the export OF ali sup
plies 10 the northern European neu-
tral countries. just announced, was de-
clared after every phase Of its possible
Eject was gone over in conferences be-
tween American and Allied statesmen.
American officials. it was learned to-
dav. initiated the discussions and in
sisted that the British step be taken
10 make sure that there be no nullif-
cation Of the purposes the United
States government had in view in put
ting into operations its own embargo.
The step indicated that the Allies
have united in a decision that the neu-
rails must cut of the shipment Of all
SUPPLIES to Germany. American Off
cisls and some of the Allies heretofore
nave hcsitated as to just how far to 60
i'm demanding cessation of trade be-
tween the neutrsls and Germany. At
one time it appeared they would ask no
more than that neither Allied goods
nor materials supplanted by Allied
commodities be sold in Germany by the
rcutrsls.
All Allies TO Cooperate
The new policy can be accomplished
through rigid embargoes applied by all
the Allies. The neutrals cannot exist
without British and American supplies,
and within the next two or three
months all Of them are expected TO
declare fat embargoes in the export
90 their commodities 10 all countries.
This will hit England as well as Ger
many, but the British. who can draw
on the United States. are in a position
10 do without neutral goods, while
Germany. cut of from the rest OF the
world. cannot exist, officials here say,
If neutral shipments cease.
To those familiar with the military
and economic situation in Germany the
new policy indicates that the Allied
governments have come TO the conclu-
sion that by making every use OF eco
monte weapons the war will be ended
much more quickly than by military
supremacy alone.
While the American and British EN-
bargoes cut off virtually all supplies to
he European neutrals, there still is
he chance that some goods will reach
them from South America, despite the
British blockade. To meet this situa-
ION the United States and Great Brit
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New Models in Dinner" COrsetS
Special at Sc and 81

These are corsets that made to retail at much
higher prices glance at their splendid make and
finish will reveal The models, in sizes for both women
and misses are all specially suited to the modes OF the
moment Made of fine quality Cout in White, Pink or
Blue dantly trimmed with the smartest of trimmings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-04

in Pekin Blue, Beetroot, Fawn, Java,
Reindeer, Green, Navy Blue, and
Black. Sizes IA to Is years. One
model illustrated.
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CONNAUGHT PARK RESULTS

yfirst--fve fuIonEs-Sam Pickett 100
IS tColiins,, $40 ,3:7o' second: n ipIan,i
1 IoJ 1JohSSsnnD 1Is:so third; Time. l:o2.
sincerity and Ogie also ran.
Second-ahout two miics-Reddest. $40
,borgan), $40: $3.50, $3.50. first: Welshman,
~ Clark: 1850. $40 second: Galar, l45
oDaiiE, $3.50 third: Time $50, Siumber.
g[, I'M T.; pln,rian. Charley Brown and
Third-six furlonss--sturdee. 100 (Par-
10 tcrump). $3.50. $3.50. second; Rex
Gaiety. 100 Johnson. $3.50. third. Time.
IA. SILK Bird, Copper King. Gold Galore
Last spark. Red Post. Ring Dove Captain
IS. j. w Hanicy. Tyrone and Dandy Fay
:, t0our;,h n on ,9iles-Hubhnb. los tMink).
500 *o.2e. $3.50, FIRST: Slippery Elm i05
,Io Johnson $3.50. $50 second; Cristie. los
hinE Neptune and Greenwood also ran.
flfth-siA t"rlones-P hili>tine. los Coop
us tTaplinl. $40. $40 second; Astrolo
ger. 100 Ricrl. s.. third. Time. lila a..
HcautE Spot. Apraisa. Thistle Queen Minno
'hiEh ana Dr. Nelson also ran.
SINth--inie and cghth-Baby Sister
~ WTumpi. $50. $3.50. sac. nrst: Boxer.
10. COLLINS. 3t.20. $50. second; sam
sick. los tParrnrton,. $40 third Time
30 20. Lynn. Fairly. Pepper Sauce also
an" s.ss slss Hscds
tCru,np). $3.50. 800. second: Eu,crpe iii
tM!nki. $3.50 third. Time l:39 Nonor
~. l.rry Lauder. Anphion also ran
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LATONlA RESULTS

md mrs' ,sSe 81 60 ~ oMcpc,
C saadr los &C. Hunt. $50 and $40
Third, t J Tims: :O% - Nib., Dragon, Rock
,os Sec1nhwsix nniongsMoArthur Middleton
t k,nE sfljs: ,Si ttsrrolp so and s. So
Z! M,,s.. l:iS 20. Sleeper, J. 6. stone,
NH Tom Anderson. Velvet Joe and Biz
,, Third,mile and seventy yards-clarc, lo5
tHuntD. $3.50. $3.50, &2.7o. nrst: Walter II.
rearce. 99 tBarrctt. $3.50. $3.50. second
Matin los tGoose). s2.70. third. Time.
10 30. Immense, Bird Lore, NiGhtcap.
James and Ounce also
Fourth-hre furlonEs-Cypsy Queen, 100
5Gent.y. $3.50: $3.50 and sa.io. FIRST: Aza-
SILK Lady. .io7 tKelsay). $40. third Time.
l;0l l-5. Zuzu, Rational and Cleanna Kily
also ran.
Gentry. saao $40, and and" out, aEF fs': j j..
md End. Bri,nEhpEst. IA tIioosel: out. third
Ms sisth, ,na and an ciEhth,samuci r.
FIRST. ,GrSS,,ne5s: lot GapaIIe, $3.50. $3.50
Time. 1884 l;5. Beautiful Girl. Marjorie
D.. Orange. Allen Cain also ran.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

H., E ETs furlsnKs.ThtSte; 10; ewn
second All Bright; 100 tficken NJ II TO T..
SehoolEirl. Golden Glow. Irish TON. Top Top
Boots Caveman. George ". Avery. tioiding
conhscation. I'ortia Miss Fillcy. Ailccn q.
and Jose a. also ran.
Sec ond--mile and misunderstanding
ioi tCoiiinsl. To 4. / 10 3. out. trst; Dove
dale: ~ tRowanl; 5 to l. : 10 s. , TO g..
Z, 70 :. third. Time l:+s IS. q. NJ. Miller.
also ram
Third-mi!e and seventy yards-Ed Roche
Ia 'RowanI. to 8. out. out. FIRST: Wild
Thyme. los 81. WillaInsD. . to J. / 10 g.
a., to .; out. third. Time i;I4 80 Only
Fourth-hve Observation-Disclosures ,o7 twn-
iiamsl. II to !. to 3. to S. FIRST. Royal
Ensign 10. tSchut1inGcI2. TO- 5. TO 8.
i l. TO + S to 5. third, Time. 100 10.
Fifth-hve and half furlonEs-Panza-
rcta. i2s tTro4lcr). 10 to /. to l. 10 l.
first: Top o Morn. 40 (Buxton) to / s
to - to .: second; High Noon. i37
LOB 3-5. Pickwick. Startling. kewassa lima
Frank. Woodtrap. Hwafa. Jack Mount also
raii.
ssixth--one mile and a sixteen,h-Xyion
40 tCoilins). |. TO /. s TO :. out. second
Precise. 40 tMcTaEsart) to /. / to B. out
third. Time. l:4S rs. Seminole King also
ran.
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CUBS SPLIT WITH ClNCY

CINCINNATI June lo.--Cincinnati
and Chicago broke even in a double
header here to-day. the visitors win
ming the first game-although outhit
more than two 10 onc-by score of
to /. In the second game. which
was called at the end of the sixth in
nirS on account of darkness. the Reds
hit three Chicago pitchers hard and
won. to .. Ellcr pitched both games
for Cincinnati and. except for the first
inning OF each game. was master of the
situation. The first game was delayed
in the second inning for Chicago. Il
heavy rain soaking the field. The
SCORES:
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GRAYS EASY FOR LEAFS

PROVIDENCE June o.-l.arrv
l:"ioic and his Toronto Leafs had lii.
We trouble handing G-to-l defeat TO
me trays at the local park this after
noon. Schultz, who started on IN.
mound for the GraYs lasted two in
nihHs during which time the Leafs
they gathered from his offcrinrs
nuhnN iicnrnc was on the hill! Tor he
"a nadians and had the locals on his
mp throughout the game. The score:
Toronto p.o,;t.. 80 -
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HUSTLERS DEFEAT ORIOLES

BALTIMORE. June l,-Findir, 80
pil'htIs OF i-!!Iott easy for them. m,
StitiS had no trouble taking The
orehlhs game or the series with tho
49, I"'cS' 10 4. The visitors scwcd nm
,h% game Win five runs in the eighth
.'uh''!hiI. after a series of errors behind
MN IN me FIRST couple innings settled
The score "a ''' =
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SOTiCES--lepaI,
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CkEDlYOES.

10 Inc creditors Of ANNE McDOE-
MILL, CO. partner with B WENZEII
trhdlns under the nrm name Of THE,
HACK SHOE" and individuaIlv. of
ltirhinond, in the County Of Hcnrico
ana district aid-Rankrupt:
ltth day Of June A. d. 1917 Tho s:,id
HESE McDONNELI.. trading as aforc-
naid. ana individually. way duly adjud-
!chtcd hankrhp'. ana that the iirst
meeting of his creditors VII he b.lJ in
ny once. looms lllS-lIig Mutual
!tIdg. Richmond. Va. on the 2STH DAY
~. a. ~ 1917. at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon "a, which time tho said cred
'orS may attend. prove their GLAZING
appoint trustee, examine the bank
uP'. ana transact such other business
81" ma; properly come bcforc "a id
meeting. ~
.THOS. H SEEAD,
June 10. 1917.
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Philndclnhla.

Brooklyn ............3 O OIL.
Philadelphia ....O o I O = =
Summary: Errors-Olson. Daubcr, Nov
cry. Meyers. Stock, McGrafi Left on
Observation-Disclosures. .: Brooklyn. i. Two
base hits-Hickman. Cutshaw. Thrcc-base
hit---Olson Home runS--Paskcrt. Hickman.
Double plays-Killifcr to Nichon. cutshaw.
Olson to Daubert Iiits-on ocschE"r. 10
In "a Innings. Struck out--hy ocSchEer.
s: by Galore. I. Bases ha,ls--oG Ocsch-
ger. D: of Fittcry. J.; off Galore ;. Time,
90 Umpircs. Rigler and orth
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Detroit,
4
Washington.
Totais....2s "a IL Totaiz2e 3 TT II
.Battcd for James in eighth.

Detroit ...........O o n n q n %
Washington ...........l O q . q O q "a
summary: Error-Cobb. Left on bases
Detroit. 5: Washington. S. Bases on balls
OF lanes. =; of Coveieskic. /: OFF johnson.
out-by lanes. 4: by Johnson. s: Three
base hits-Rice. Neach. Sacrifice hit-vtt
stolen tase-Crawford. Double play-Cohb
to James and Stanage. Wild pitches
Time $50 $500
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Totals 80 10 = - Total, s27,
.nai,ei fot Thomas In ninth.

n
Toronto .. -" a n n n n q,
Providence n a :, a "a a "a =,
,r summary. Err"rs--';raham. r. Schuitz
.ntNI.ti Thomas. Sacrlhce hi,s.-Jacohson
Ht'thhrtf stolen pas"--Jacohsou Two,
n"Sc nv ottoman 90, ThomHE Three
"a. hitsaoi'or"il jacobson. Bases on BAH.
vpUu Iht.cHha,h GU. Struck uu,-by
h uryns it'"Tn. 90 I"ioic 20 Graham; niacs
hrairard to Tutwiier Time 10 w
pfcS - Brien and FREEMAN "
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Roc hester.
baltimore.
Teal, 50 sl5e,n Total, IS S.

b-uei for Elliott In ninth - ~
Ba,,imors r'.'...'i go o-s
summary Erf"rs--Fishcr. Young -,
Batbef Lamar, Two base hit4Nw.,,
t"li", Sh.nnon %. Three base hi, em""'L ~
ths Sar!hse ny-Bentlcy. stolen h..s,'.
EriIhtf i"uar Farrell BASES on hail.. .,
moi struck out--by Lehman ~,
on bases baltimore, : Rochester ~,
Ease on cttnrs.--- Balt!,uoro -i., itst
lmp!ree. bediord and McBride ''''s' ~.
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PIRATES RALLY AND WIN

ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Aftcr tying the
score IN the ninth on Briefs double
ana single by Hinchman, which sent
meadows to the clubhouse. Pittsburgh
ieii on Amcs in the eleventh and
pa.teo OUT 1.to-3 victory over St
LOUIS today, The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY iI.AY TODAY.
Buffalo Mt Richmond.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Montreal at Newark.
Toronto Mt Providence.
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GIANTS DEFEAT BRAVES
EFFECTIVE SUPPORT GIVEN
GOOD PITCHING OF SCHUPP
Rudolph beaten In Opening Frnme.
Fletcher Makes Great Catch,
Completing Double Play.

BOSTON, June l9.-ETcctive support
of Schupp's pitching enabled New
York to win from Boston to-day, : to
|. \ pass. Nauffs single. Zimmcr-
mans double and Fletchcr's sacrifice
ny gave the visitors two runs off Ru-
dolph IN the first inning, enough to
win. Fletcher made Il leaping catch
of RawlinEss hard drive in tho
seventh, and doubled TraEcsscr ut
second. The score:
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M'GRAW INCIDENT CLOSED
New York Manager Files Dental of Re.
mark" itchcctinE Upon Tencr-Di-
rectorS Drop investigation.
tBy Associated Press

IBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, June 19.-At a special
meeting of the board OF directors Of
the National League held here to-day.
Il statement of denial OF having said
anything deroSatory to the league. it's
president. John X. Tcner, or any OF it's
club members was submitted by Man
aEcr McGraw. OF the New York Ma
iona! League Club. and accepted by
the directors. After the meeting Prcsi-
dent Tencr refused to make any com
mcnt further than to say that the
incident is closed"
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SECONDS SAVE LASGFORD
FROM KNOCKOUT ny FULTON

! 9.-Frc6 Fulton. the
II. tonight made 4
'thcr fighter has done
.angford quit in the
was not the
he could not stand
Fulton was his mas
In the seventh the
hrcw up the sponge
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PILLS EASY FOR SUPERBAS

PHILADELPHIA. June BROOKLYN
had no difficulty in defeating phla-
delphia to-day, IL to .. The visitors
made eight runs in tho eighth inning
OFF Oeschger, the feature OF the session
being home run by Hickman with
two men on. Olson made four hits in
five times at bat. The score:
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Richmond. IL; Buffalo, 8 (frst camel.
Richmond. a; Buffalo. 0 (second same).
Newark. 4: Montreal, D.
Rochester. 3: baltimore, 4.
Toronto, s; Providence, 1.
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NATIONALS TAKE LAST
OF SERIES FROM TIGERS
Johnnon In Form md scores Shut-Out.
Hits launched on Jnn,es Dur
Ing Two Frames.

WASHINGTON. June 19.-Washinc-
ton took tho final game OF the series
with Detroit to-day. to 0. punching
visitors could not hit Johnson errec-
lively. In the fifth inning Cobb al
lowed johnson to score from first by
fumbiinE Fosters single and ttcn
throwing to second instead OF home.
Tho score:
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Boston,,

New York .:...........2 o-s
summary: Errors--Maranvillc. Two-basc
nntsEkk'mm nSi, nn moelks and Eitz.
York ,. Bases on hals-on Nchf /: OF
Rudolph. .: off Schupp. /. Struck out-by
Schupp: {; by Nehf. :: by Barnes i. Sacri-
nee htt-Nehf. Sacrifice ny-Flctchcr D"u-
bic plays-Maranvile to konctchy: Fletcher
to lierzog t:l: ilts-on Rudolph. , in
innings: on Nehf, in innings UNI
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New York, 3: Bos,on

WHERE THEY r.AY TO-DAY.
New York at Boston
Bronklvn ut philadcIphia
ShicnEo Mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at ST. Iouf.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland MT Chicago
Philadelphia mt VnshnEton
,o, Boston at New York
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FIRST GAME.

Chicago ...............@ o q q o %
............-..I " q Q o q o.
summary: Error--Wortman Home run
D"yi" Three. base hit-Groh. TWO base hits
Vaughn, s: by Eilcr. d. Sacrifice hits
Thorpe Williams. Bases on balls-or Ell"r
lie and Ouiglcy.
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10.

Summary: T,vo-bnsc hits-McCon-
neil. kopp, Hummcll. Thrce-bnse
hitS-McCnnncll, kopp, Carlstrom.
Stolen hnscs-kspp ca, Banknton.
Sacrifice hits HummcN. Tumnn,
Kochlcr. Conroy, Mcdonald. Sncri-
fec hy-jnskson. Double plnys-
Mcdonnell to Distell to Eibel; Nc
D"hhid 'unnHHistedD; HummclI to
Mcdonald 10 1>umnn. Left on bnscx
-HnHaio. q; HIchmond, =. Bases on
bnlIs-Of Lcnkc, {; Oft ChappeIIe, 2;
on Carmichael, 3; of MagnIIs, 1,
Hits-oT Chnppelle, . in 3 Innings,
none ont In fourth; Oft Carmichael
nine In = innings; Oft MsEniis, 6 In
s inninES. Struck out-by Leake, :;
by Chupprlic. l. Time Of Enmc. two
hours. tmpircs, Hart md Mullen.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 80. . +: Is Totals IN IL IS
'Batt"d FOR Rcuthcr In third

S'oIr by INNINGS: r.
Chicago ...........,.......... q & n q
Cincinnati ................. o . q q g
summary: ErrOrs-Mann. Elliott. Left on
has'S 'hicago. 4; Cincinnati. D. Two base
hitS-Mann Nealc. Three base hits-wingo.
D"yie Sacf!hc" ht-Eiler. Iiits--on Al
ar!dEc. IN innings: of PrendcrgaAt 3 in
innings struck Out-by Elicr. .: by Reu-
,h"r. - b% pr"ndcrgast. l. HI by pitcher
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BOSTON. June
giant hcavyWciel
record which no {
he made Sam
seventh round. !
I.angford Of old;
the Dunishm cnt.
ter at all stages.
Negroes seconds I
to We their maj
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NEWARK BLANKS MONTREAL

NEWARK. y. j.. June "a -Nev,ti;
shut out montreal here to-day to o
waiter Smailwood pitched excellent
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Scorc by innings: X
Pittsburgh ......l O o O q n q 49,
ST. Louis 100 o o 3 o o o %
base hi,s-li. Wagner. carey. Brief sacri-
hce hitts-piiler. Ward Long. Sacrifice ny
-f3rief. stolen bascS-Cruise ca Double
pTlayis-Ward 70 Brief: Millr TO Hornsby to
iauiette Carey 10 ward. Hit by pitcher
by Meadows tCarey); by Jacobs iPauette):
ny Ames tJacobs). Bases on balls-of ia
cobs. on Meadows. 4; OFF -Ames. l. Struck
og,-by Meadows 4: by Jacobs. :. Hits
on MEADOWS. in innings. out in
eighth. Left on bascs-St. Louis s: pitts
hurEh s. Time. 2:eo. Umpires o'Day and
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National League
YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ChicnEo, 2: Cincinnati. I (first game).
ChIcnEo. p; Cincinnati. isecond game;
BTookiyn, IL: Philadelphia, -
ninEs). Ve'en IN
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Totals ., 0 2il, Totals. 20 10 y 6

Score by innings. T.
Montreal ...-.. O n q q a n n q n
Newark n a n .
summary: F:rror-I..w,s Tao.ha.e h,,
Lewis. Sacrifice hi,--Haa- Base. q, m,u.
CIT OF Gsrnsr, J; on SnaIlsood, :. Left on
hAScs-Newhrh, - Montreal. Struck an,
by Corner. !: 10y Srlaliuood . via
pltch-G"rncr. Time. lao. Umpires Rlar.
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ball. allowing tho Royals hut two hits
Shttcry and Moran getting singles
Newark hit Corner freely. getting ten
Sal lcS Ihn 20 -
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Cueto. Wild pitch-Aldridge Time. 1l3
EMPIRES. Cuigley and Emslic.
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BUFF

Summary: Two-bnse hits-Dnnks-
ton, jackson, Clemens, OnnIow. Home
run-Clcmcns. stolen bnscs-Mc-
Conncn. Hnnkston. kopp. Sacrifice
hffs-Distell. Reynolds. Sacrifice
hF-' hristrom. Double playable
Conncll Ia :ibcl; Reynolds to knnbc;
Mcdonnell to knnbc to Ethel. Left
on bascs-BuGnlo, q: Richmond, g.
Bascs on bnlls-oT EnEcI. .; Oft En-
right. =. hit by pitched bnil-by
EnEcl. HnnfOrd). struck out
by EnEcl, 3; by EnriEht, 3. Wild
pitch-EnEel, I. Time OF game,
40. umpires, Mullen and Hart.
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Arrives Safely In Franco.

In telegram to w. witcher Eccn
of ST. West Grace Street yesterday
the safe arrival i'm France was an
nounced Of tho Johns Hopkins medical
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. 3; Detroit. q.
Now fork-St. Louis tpinycd on earlier
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sF'ic!d.
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N.NW UlHtT EHIIitS SCHCuuTcUJ
SfANDiSu OF CLsJRS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20

June 10. 1871
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Paul Carroll went to Pierre last
week, where he is assisting in the pre-
paration of the South Dakota Exhibit
in charge of immigration Commission
er McCaffree. They are arranging an
exhibit with which to tour several
agricultural states.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Harlan Carl of this city has pur-
chased the hardware stock, owned by
his brother, Gilbert Carl at st. Law
renee, the latter being among the men
called for military duty to report at
TT. Riley this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Mrs. G. L. Bennett returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives in
Sioux, Falls. She was accompanied
on the return by her sister, Mrs. Nc
Kelvey, who has spent the summer
with her daughters in Sioux Falls
and Waterloo, la. t.i
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

The Dakota Central Telephone Co.
is remodeling their recently purchased
building on the east side of Main
street. and will soon install a new
equipment for their city. county and
long distance service.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Schaffer's Fountain Pens are best,
at Wilcox's Drug Store, $3.50 to $500.
All guaranteed satisfactory or money
refunded. Fine for the boys called
to the colors.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

w. A. Scott, of Glendale township,
was taken to the Pierre hospital re-
Gently for an operation. He is report
ed to be Improving nicely since the
operation.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Mr.. Frank Woodruff, of Rolfe, Iowa,
visited at the home of his brother H.
w. Woodruff, east Third street the
past week. He purchased a bunch Of
cattle to ship to his Iowa farm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Miss May Saltmarsh departed Mon
day morning for Brookings. where she
will begin her freshman year at the
State College.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

A large modern farm home is near
ing completion on the Smith farm four
miles west of Miller, on land formerly
included in the Koeck farm.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

G. F. Simmermaker. of Upton, Iowa,
was a business visitor in this city last
week, looking after his farm in Alpha
township.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Miss Marie Coquillette, Merle Thorn
son and Carl Meyer left Monday to
resume their school work at Huron
College.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Bruner and Detmer goolens are
guaranteed to be all wool and silk.
1000 samples to pick from.
Davis, the Tailor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Big line of Rosenberg & Currier
chocolates just received at the Bon
Ton. w. r. Dublin.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. G. nj. Waters departed
Sunday morning for a visit at the
George Waters home in P%utneyville,
New York.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

The CITIZENS STATE BANK, will
help you. Absolutely safe. Deposits
GUARANTEED. lStf