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ADJUSTMENTS
TuuRSTON GOES THROUGH
WHOLE GAMUr Oh MAGIC

Thurston. the Magician. ran through
the whole Gamut of magic. sleiGht OF
hand. card tricks, deviation. spiritism
and illusion, besides presenting one
act play. at the Academy Of Music last
night. With seemingly endless
quantity of apparatus and a large corps
of assistants, he gave Il performance
that was full OF interesting features
and running over with surprising
proofs OF his ability as an entertainer.
Most every one can remember when
he secured his first book OF parlor
tricks and found great delight in try
ing to work out the problems of palm
ing card or coin; the fascination
which tricks Of deNtcrity and slciSht
of hand had for the small boy, still
holds something of a lure to the adult
man; ThurSton makes a direct appeal
to all ages and conditions and, whether
large or small. every male human, at
least, seemed to DO having all kinds OF
pleasure in the various tricks of magic
which were displayed in last nights
performance. Thurston accomplishcs
his results with finished dextcrity and
snoothncss and his illusions are we'll
planned and skillfully executed.
One OF the most incxplicable OF his
feats was in deviation, A girl appa--
emily fully hypnotized, floats in tho
air six feet above the stage, rising and
descending from 4 couch beneath her at
Thurstons command, East Indian
piece or magic: he caused his assist
ants to pass from the stage into and
out OF trunks and closed boxes. he even
disclosed one resting in tank Of water
apparently enjoying herself while just
before She had been inclosed In a re-
ccptacic in another part OF the stage.
y spirit cabinet in which whitc-robcd
spirits and detached hands and heads
hoatcd about WAS AS mystifying as any
thing in the performance: suspended
from tho ceiling in tho top Of the
thcatcr. the audience saw a small
trunk hanging: the climax of the even
ing was the apparent passing Of n girl
from the stage into this trunk. for.
when 1t was lowered to tho stage out
stepped his girl assistant from tho
last of a nest Of boxes. all padlockcd
and convncingly secured.
The performance was not all thrills:
much hImor arose from the antics upon
the stage of various persons Volunteers.
ing their services for one trick or an
other thouEh one is always suspicious
that they were confedcratcs). some
small hoys in particular taking every
thing very seriously though they
showed considerable dstrust: one hoy
was presented with Il pigeon. which
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ALL bonds WILL BE
DELIVERED WITHIN FORTNIGHT

lBy Associated PrcssI
WASHINGTON, May so supply
Liberty bonds 20 Subscribers promptly
extra shifts OF printers wcrc set 10
WORK to-day 1T the bureau OF En-.
craving and Printing. and it is planned
to deliver all bonds within two weeks
About 100000 bonds already have
Dcch printed and more than lO,O00,VOC
nave been distributed throughout the
country by tho Treasury.
Secretary McAdoo formally an.
nounccd tonight that in accordancs
with right reserved when he opened
the third loan. he would make allot.
ihcnts OF all subscriptions in full
The total OF subscriptions tabulatcd
by the Treasury tonight was nearly
sa'ooooov.oo0. and nearly $500 900. 900
more probably will be reported before
the total Is announced some time Mon.
day.
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PIMLICO RESULTS

ri H.. ~ ,'e.ll orngri; ,lo...eaa. Hs,ate
td.Eai $50 ih.rI rim.
't.''r-o-. berslsh 81 N.hdi Pro
n iioa' |loriola MouiEcr. Gcicral
'..lr. iara ono, half fprronr
.r Nin' ~ ,E.ytou,. :"
ilaa 10 heeontH War oIWb. Lit
+, it.t Two aud on, uuar'.r -,l!'rs
IL. t.t'i VI ,.-u'. 81 $50 and 3 n
ia OTTO flpto. 80 tWiIlleI>s,. :: ~
.nrs E"ry Light. Tho GARNET
~" -aee-,glr sgrlonrs-Povc. na,iq
t- G-luu"rp. $50 80 ANA g. n ~.
.syt 10. tbgLr!rie's s7iv. - .cr1td
r',.'''" .'H. III 'p.Hricn'. 800 ,nirt
y, SHADE f@EaEiNi also ran '''
! itt r.g. four and ono haif fnrt,,.
~ IL t'" l."}d"ck"r u rEullfucr. s. n
> an. VIZ INST: Pul;noy. lI0 trolli,
rmsG-. 3. ihIrd Tine Ns'e"i ico,. i i9'
tI,,I.ts tars Dr. Eicc. %aitua Iron pDy.
5aaIE. ,@ . ..S '2a = !, E5h ~, "a
S,I,@uml. ~ tIogiirD tstJ ana s. 70. second.
zinc. ~ =, tlll Hampton. orr5tcs INV,
-. Nv I'otoiny al-O ran
n,Ft,l" 80, mile and sixty N.rds-Ettin..
zinc IiHai3 ~ H Hsio. 80 .2a ':o AKA,
,e.,eona Iluhtub ~, tEn5ori s. ~ III, XII
Inn - - highland La&sie. n,nuno
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Totals ..;:.;...:.:..4 a 10 81 Is 5

louis ............. ~ IL ~ IA
'Battcd for Grcgg in fifth.
IElttCu for GcarY in ciEhth..
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At the Lyric.

At the Lyric.
'"The Volunteers" quartet Of
good voices harmonized into popularity
last night and helped to make the OPEN
Ing bill ut tho Lyric one OF merit, In
Regular Business Man." funny
sketch In which a young lawyer has
sudden rise TO wealth. Thomas r.
Marion. and Crystle Benson. assisted
by Gus. p. Thomas and Ethel Cunning
ham. portrayinG the heart!css landlord
and the helpless widow. there Is ten
minutes OF good comedy. Two black
face artists. Bowman Brothers. In "Thc
Bluegrass Boys" Introduce much fun
and considerable good singing. \ patri-
otto air. "When Pcrshing Crosses the
Rhine" gets a big hand. Mccormack
and Doughtery, good looking girl
and a clover dancing partner. do some
extraordinary dancing. The opener is
Alice De Garmo an aerialist. WHO does
thrilling stunts In mid-air. The Lyric
scope presents tho usual interesting
pictures.
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Almost Every Human AiIment
Is Directly Traceablc to I'M
puritieS i'm the BOOd.

You cannot overestimate the i'm
portance of keeping the blood free of
impurities. When you realize that the
heart is constantly pumping this vital
mud TO all parts Of the body. you can
easily see that any impurity in the
blood will cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurity that
crccps into the blood is a source Of
danger. for every vital organ OF the
pody depends upon the blood supply
to properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous diseases
arc the direct result of n bad condition
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Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

Of the blood. Among the most serious
arc rheumatism, with its torturing
pains; Catarrh. often forcrunncr of
dread consumption; Scrofula. Eczema.
letter, Erysipelas and other disiigur-
ing skin diSca scS: Malaria which
makes the strongest men helpless.
and many other diseases arc the direct
result of impure blood
You can easily avoid all of these
diseases, and rid the system of them.
by the use OF S. S. S., the wonderful
blood remedy that has been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years.
S. $. S. cleanscs the blood thoroughly,
and routs every rcstige of impurity.
1t is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and mcdica |
advice absolutely free, write to-day TO
the Medical Dept, Swift Specific Com
pany, 437 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga-Adv.
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Totals observation-disclosures. u - s q
'Battcd FOR LicHeld in eighth.

81. Louis ........ 90 OoIe c.;
Detroit .......... 3 u x-9
summary: Ruus--'Tohin. Austin. Sis
iieilman, Wit Two-basn hit-Ycllc.
Cobb Thrc.-hsse hit-Tob!n. Sacri-
nee hits-Bush. Young. stolen bases
Neach 'eD. Dresser Sislcr, Smith. Left
on bases-St. Louis, :: Detroit. 10.
First base on error-Detroit, /. Bases
on balls-off Davenport in . 3 in
Dort, in ola innings; off I-iciield. > in
2-3 iDninCsT iouck, in one inning.
struck cut-by Erickson. d by Davcn-
port. !; by I.ietield. o. Hit by pitcher
bv Erickson. . CEunnamakcr). Losing
pitcher. Davenport.
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Ihc RIackSionc Academy nine. after
us Victorious stand against the Spiders
on Friday, comes into Richmond this
morning nrimcd for action, and will
ncct The John Marshall team at Boulc-
YARD Park at o'clock. Since their
dcf"ht at the hands Of Bencdictine last
week. tho John Marshall boys have
been engaged in strenuous practice
Their teamwork is now decidedly i'm
proved and snappicr play should re-
suit this afternoon than that which
"ropn"d out against the Catholics. liar
r"iscn will, in all probability, pitch for
the locals
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HAMILTON WINS HIS FIFTH


PITTS BUKGn, May c.-EArl Hami!-
Ton. won his NTH straight game to-
Win nard hitting on jhc part OF his
team mates enabled Pittsburgh 10 de
feat Chicago to :. thereby stopping
the winning strcak OF the Cubs after
nine consecutive victories. BY virtue
OF tho game anu PhiladelphiA's defeat
at the hands Of Brooklyn, Pittsburgh
went into third place in the Natioma!
League.
Hendrix Was hit hard and timely
until ono man had been retired in the
SiNth inning, when he WAS relieved by
Walker, after kiug had sent a home
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Cnddock Down. IIu.,auc.

hAHSAS CITY. May G.-Sergcani
Eari Caddock, United States National
Army. worlds champion hcavyweirb,
champion wrestler. won the first fan
IN MS match here tonight with Yussit
iiussanc, OF Dallas. He won with tbs
head-scissors and arm. The time Was
1880.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

5 First raos-si1 -ya-.r . ,r.s.g-..
.,a tp"rrA't't '.- $50 euo 'o r--.
:s!h=ratcr. i0i as tatfar ri.r .rr....
.ccond Tnr Nil -.- .D--.. ST. s.- .st-t
. Tt:nr. ~" t.-. .Na-- l-.F, '..r
GD"elia W Si.-a r.f'..- ST.. tr-.s'
{ NHrire. GlpIr- l t4 '..I :. -sr
4 So "rd "a four .a. o-.-s..t, 90. -.,-
!. I:sj!":'e No Girl. If- tgrHtr.I t,e1r 3. SO
S ~, s.5rd w. c.s.l aa a.
4 fJcCa hcp. 8 yh ARA .CIrg g.. ..l,r
J, fror Town l.44I. lou f..rU.,r 1.'I...,I..
.,ohh Churclil Meu JDEm C.r-.r Is.
S,ahr ffar - else run.
80 1910 ,and 3 1ra' sas 80 ,ti
y Sgnd",. s..st iNir4 Time ~ ~ I.t..--
zion. Blue Pa radisc also rau
d Fourth race-uiil. and Il furisrr- y.-.nf..
s3,,5 lNou:r'. $: ~ g % ana g 90 nr-, s,..
58Ntva ADerica. ~ tNar-uricut s a. 'llr..
ZIP. Dabiicy jim Hen ring James foster III ,
SSisn; ,)nE" OF savoy and JnTueg UF-ter foI
tIiftl race four and one-hnif furlru-z
& Diily keily. ~ fSiwvsou1. $40 81 - anil
and 81? %. soconG: BlE.t Bc;lu'v IL
8 gentry, $50. ihiFi Tlino. 2. - s-cc,d--
a Carrie Moore. Sam Fch. Major Park. Iady
Z AtRndser also ran
Sp9 Sixth race--luil- and e e!Tirru,n -'rh,r,i.ar
45sRarHley. lc2 ISiupsaut. $3.50 and 81 70 -. ~
Sond: Parrish, iof w'rubcrl, o.. ora
Ttmss ,i,;4; WaIidWHas,cf., Aztec, F:.,ni.
y I5Yotni lbs tConn"lyb, s. 50 ana g. 70 .ccnnd
5NF'air Orient. iL7 Garner. {ai0 third Tine
$tt.Sz Madame urImenu; lrsh Ccn'l.,i'an
Fer Far. Gordon Russell. ASK Hes sI.O ran
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


McGuirc's SCHOOL VIII have a chance
at Bcncdictinc this afternoon, when the
two teams meet at Byrd Park. II is to
DC expected that the Mcclure boys Will
put UP the hardest fight in their power
TO make up for their last defeat by the
cadets.
Play is 10 begin at 4 o'clock. and a
large crowd OF prep fans is expected
TO watch the proceedings.
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FIGURES OF LOAN
CONTINUE TO GROW
lucd From First PugcD

continued From First pugcD
efs oi the Fifth District, and 10 thai
vast army or subscribers who have
shown by their magnificent support
'hat they VIII back the armies oi
America with all their resources ir
IL hight to the death for liberty and
righteousness"
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I hicaSo.
/ for Walker III ninth.
l'ittsl,tirch.

Totals .......... Il II
Hattcd for Elliott in ninth.
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bS Associated E'rnse
CHG AGO. May "a verdict Of "s,i-
"ldc while temporarily insane over the
death Of his wife" was returned to-day
AZ the innucs; into the death of Edward
r., 'Nedj ECan. former manager of the
Mi!"Huhcc baseball club in the Amari-
can Association. ECan was found Shot
10 death III his room in a downtown
hotel last night
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"hen wrapped In paper for him.
proved to be Belgian hare. and then.
an empty bag.
The audience last night was small
but indicated that it was much enter
tanned. Thurston gives a very COM
plete performance. and n most inter-
cstinE one. He will rcmain at tho
Academy all through this week
j. 6. ii.
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BOSTON ......... y u : u q 2 q u
New York .... . 3 : . Il x-l0
Summary: Runs = Mclnuis. Ruth.
scott. rcckinpauEh '9b. Baker 90.
Pratt o.. ripp go. Bodic. Two-hasc
hitS-SChanc. Scott AEucw, Pipp.
Eodic. Baker Three base ui,-AIcIn-
mis- Home ruu-Euih. stolen bases
Miller. Pipp. Sacritict hitS-ScCtt. Nc
Inuis. Shean. Pratt, Sacrifice ny
Frat; Double plays-lIoopcr Ruth.
Acncw and Scott: ripp and Pecliin-
pauGh Left on bascS--Ne York ::
Eoston. {. F.-st base on errors-New
York. !. Bases ON haljS-off MoErid-r.
!: off Mays, l.. of JOKES. - ilits-off
Mays. Is in Is innings; of Jones.
in > Ga innings Hit y! pitcher-by
MAYS. ,Atilicr): -! MoGridGe. 1
tShcan(. Losing pitcher. MAYS.
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- - ~ flSOCIHf al I'rc~s
Ali.ANTA. GA. May 1.-THE South
crn intercollegiate tcunis tournament.
" men had been scheduled to start at
: nc East lake tennis courts here to-day
mas been postncncd until May IL, il
vas announced to-day. Inability of
some OF tn" players to attend at this
tiinc was given az the cause for the
nOStpOnCmcnf
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ers to-day and won. IL to z. Poor work
BY tho local outtielders got Gregg Into
trouble after the Athletics had gained
steady until the eighty. when tho To-
Gals punched triple. two doubles and
three singles for five runs. Tho score:
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WHITE SOX DOWN INDIANS


CHICAGO May G.-sichalk's triple,
when sent three runs across tho plate
iu Inc second. i.uZs sacrincc iy.
- hiCh ncttcd another run. and punched
h.ts IN tho fourth WaS enough 10 b-aj
cleveland IN The Irst game Of the series
here to-day. 10 : Score:
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Score by innings: r.
Washington > ) Ill
Philadelphia -. - o o O 0 |, O. !
summary: RunS-Shotton go. Lavan.
Judge t2). Morgan. Foster. Ainsmith
CO. Ayers. Jameson go. kopp. Gard
ner. shannon. Davidson. fwo-baSe hits
Foster. Ayers. davidson. Walker
Thrcc-basc hitS--Judgc Shotton. Burns
shannon; Sacrifice hits-Foster. Walk
cr. Double plaE-fostcr, Ainsmith and
Judge. Left on Observation-Disclosures
II: Philadelphia. Q? First base on err
rors-philadclphia. 4. Bases on balls
=. Hi;s-oh Gregg. in innings: or
Gcary. In innings: off S;ca / In
inning. Hit by pitchcr-by Gregg. /
1.aNan). Struck oG:--by Ayers. 5: by
Gregg. !; by Gcary. |. Wild pitch
Geary. Losing pitcher. Gcary.
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Ibruoklsn.
Tntnls

-Ean Tor Cravath in nlnth.
Stated tor .Adams in eighth.
Pi'ilauclphiA ~ . % o q %
Rrcokiyn % %
summary Runs - Olson. O'Mara.
Stolen bases Olson, Hickman. Sacri-
lice hit-Daubcrt. Douht" plays
ADAMS and l'carcc; Bancroft. Pcarcc
and l.uucrus: pauhert ANA olsor. Left
an clphia ,: BROOKLYN. {.
First base on crrorS-Ph iladclphia. =:
Brooklyn. .. Bases on hailS-piT
oeschgcr. .: off Grincr. :. lit by pitch
.cr--hy ocschGcr. toNara>. Struck
out-hy OeSChEcr, .; by Grincr. (.
EMNAcl h:lll-I:MrnE
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Prominent North CurolInlan Dies.

GOLDSBORO, ~ c., May 6-E f.
Borden, prominent banker and dircc-
tor of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
died at his home here tonight after
a brief illness of pneumonia. He was
ciChty-sevcn years old
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DETROIT HIT HARD
nv Association P-e.s.l

DEF MOTT. May G.--petroit hit times
-. Louis pitchers freely this afternoon.
and won the opening game OF the
series. 10 :. Davenport, who started
the game. was responsible for his
teams defeat. the four hits and four
bases on balls he allowed accounting
for four OF Detroit runs. III. score.
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LEXINGTON. Ky. May G.-IIarry
lNhi'n"v's res" o'C;radv. one Of the
frvori'ns for th" Kentucky Derby. was
shipped to pimlico to-day The crack
lilly will s.,rt in tho rroakness Handi-
an Instead Of the derby. it was an
nounccd.
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LEADERS BEAT TAILENDERS

: BOSTON May o.--Ncw York cleaned
up Tie series ne!c to-day by heating
Boston. 1" i. CaiaNAn held the Nist-
tors well until the SINH. when the:
made i've runs. y heavy wind ana
ratnstorut ;Gcc mpamieG hy iigntnimS.
interrupted TINS pls inning Tor Now
y orb delaying tho game tor htlv"r
minutes. Sa!I.v WAS INT often and hHrd
uy Boston, but received mucn better
support than Cinayan. The batting
OF Zimmerman and OF tie BC.tUu al
terry was good. The score.
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YANKs GIVE RED SOx
TERRIBLE TROUNc|NC
Make Clean Sweep OF Series, Taking
Final Contest by 1O.to-3
Count.
HAMMER MAYS OUT OF BOX
Indians, White Sox and New Workers
Well Bunched In Fight for Second
Placc-Scnators, In Cellar Posi-
ton, Defeat Athletics.
HAMMER MAYS OUT OF BOX
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORk, May 6.--The New York
Americans made clean sweep OF their
thrcc-game series with Boston, win
ming the last game of the series here
to-day. 10 to :. The Yankees drove
Mays into retirement in the nth in
ming, and hit Jones equally hard
Pitcher Ruth. who substituted IT first
base for lloplitZell, OF Is, stou. drove
his second home run init the right
Held stand IL successive games. The
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Int. League Open. wedn..d,r

AUBURN, \. y. May G,-prcsidc,,
John H. Farrell. of the New Intcrna
,lonal League. announced tonight thar
ing of the season Wednesday in E.i,i
more Newark. Jersey city and Bins-
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ncScrvi.ts vs.. Merchants. National

The first game on tho Bankers
League schedule for tho week is the
contest 1" he played to-day between
~" Fcdcral R"ScrviSts and the Mcr-
chants Ma tionsl teams
Standings in the Bnnk irarur
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3Kan Tor o'Ncill in ninth.
{ hlcuSO.

SumFnnry' RUNS -Turntr, Wainhs-
sanss. Williams. Wood Weaver. His.-
berg. Fc!Scn. Gandil. McMullcn. Schalk
Two base hits Weaver CO. Wambs-
ranss. Wood Three has" hit chalIl.
S'ne:iitre hits McMuiicn. Weaver. Can
chapman TO Wa,nbsganss 10 VII
liams. Left on bascs-C'hicago. S
cleveland. T. First on crrors-chi
ago. J: cleveland, |. Bases on balls
~ 'oumhn. .: FSber .: T.nz,nann. :
lilis- of Benz. in .: Fabcr 6 i'm :.
onmh" ~ 4; Enrmann in 4. S,rucl;
out ny Benz. fabcr. 3: Coumhc. |:
rm|nann' J.. Wild pitch Enznann.
-Cou!nhc '|'
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The Weather
FURNISHED by U. s. Weather Bureau.)
<Federnl Summer limo Used.)
Forecast, Virginia
Local Temperature.

IL noon temperature ............. 81
5 i. NJ. temperature ........ SIS
Maximum temperature to S Il. NJ. 5.
Minimum temperature to s Il. NJ. 8;
Mean temperature ............. a
Normal temperature for this date. u
Excess in temperature ..........
Excess III temperature since March
OF
ary ' IGs
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Southern Association
At Observation-Disclosures. /: At

lanta. 4.
At Mobile-Mobilc, 6: Little Rock. 4.
At Chattanooga = Chattanooga. Il;
Nashville. 4.
At New Orleans-New Orleans Mem
phis: no gamc-Memphis team delayed
IN arriving.
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Mcrci,1utS.

classified advertising: has put many
n business on it's feet. The cost is
small; the results are great. For rates.
call Ia nhOlph
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American A.socintion
~ Kansas City-kansas City, 4; 81
Paul. 10. - '''
A. Notwithstanding 3; Louis
willie. (.
At Toledo .: INDIANAPOLIS 2
At Milwaukcc--M Milwaukee, 5: Min
neapolis. (twcivc inntngs).
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, 81 Cleveland, 4.
Detroit, ID; ST. Louis, =.
New York. 10; Boston, =.
WnshihEt"n, ia Philadelphia. :,
STANDING NE ,I,IIl, l,llinS

GAMES TO-DAY.
IT. Louis mt Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston mt Washing ton.
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Temperatures, so; humidity. 80: wind.
direction, southwest: wind, velocity, 10;
state OF weather, cloudy.
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Pittsburgh .......... 2O2li0'-7
summary: Euns-Hollocher Deal
Cation '2), Mollwitz go. Stengel. King
Iwo-base -linllocher. MerSle. XII
dun, StenCcl, Mckechn;c. Three-basc
htts-MoUwitH. Home run-Kinc
stolen hases-Dcal, Moiiwjtz C2D, Carey.
STENCIL. Sacrifice hit--Cutshaw pou-
blc plaNS-M ckcChnie. CutShaw and
Moliwitz: Cation, Cuishaw and MoN-
wiz. Lief: on bases-ChicaC :: PITTS
burgh. .. First base on crrors-,'ni-
caEo. Bases on bal!s-off Hamilton.
:; OF Walker. !. HitS-on Hendrix u
in - innings; of Walker. In %
innings; of Hamilton : In innings.
struck out-hy hendrix. !; by walker.
by HAMILTON I. Wild p!trh--fian-
i.iou. Winning pitchc--Hn!ui!:on
losing ritChe--fi Hendrix
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National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
-. Louis, 3: Cincinnati, l.
Hruuklyn. =: rhiiadclphIa, D.
New York. -; Boston, 4.
t'tISburrh .; Chicago, =.
kl,'
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I.urnI ObrcrNntIon, md s y. M.

Rainfall. "a hours ending L. NJ.
Excess in rainfall since March |. 49,
Excess in rainfall since January /. 80
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New \ ork.
Boston.

New York ..... q . . . = = o o---S
Boston .......... % ~ y % u U-i
summary. Runs kaLif t@b. Burns
90. Zimmerman Godr. iucz. Fletcher.
llolkr Kelly, Wilson go. Canavan.
Twu-baSc hiis-kaun. Cunayan. Three
I"TS [siy "g ss@II. jI; ,. 9a5Ss
Rehr. Sacrifice Rodriguez I!m-
norman Sallee. He; Double plays
smith 10 Wilson 10 l.oue;.hy. Lett on
hascs-Ncw York. q; Bosom :. First
base on cIrors--Ncw York, ., Boston.
Ho!kc, BuEnsl. Strucli out-hy SA'l"c.
!; b. canavan WA..5 pit;.h-Cana-
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GAMES TODAY.
Bruoklyn nj Boston.
Cincinnati mt IT. Iouis.
Philadelphia AT New York.
Chicago mt Pittsburgh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-24
BRITISH ADMIRALTY TO
TAKE OVER WILSON AT
1890 A. NJ. THURSDAY

LONDON. Dec a. When Prest
Wilson ceases Co De the guest of
france at Calais % 1880 o'clock
Thursday morning the British adj
mIralty viii assume the role OF host.
T.e president viii 20 directly from
DIS train to q cross channel boat.
oh1bly the Brighten which is an
admiralty controlled vessel The
steamer viii be- escorted by a TO-
.l8 of British deStroyers. as well
s- seapIaues. II the weather per-
Its The crossing viii be i'm charge
.f Vice Admiral Sir Roger J. r.
s.Ee--
SO American craft are included
tle plans FOR the escort The
american army and navy will par
..Eu-te the reception only
-lrou-a the attaches i'm the diplo-
uauc service