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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04

Boston, Mass, bir2. A.
Tarp daugelio zinip gauta If
ia, kad viena vokieciu mar.
danGioii laive pagauta If pris-
tatyta New Yorko uostan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
Atlantiko Uostas, birz. 4

Ga atkeliavusiejji yienu gar
laiviu is Kubos keliauninkai
pasakoia, kad Kubos vyriau-
sybe is Havanos uosto andai
per visa savaite nebuvo lei
dusi isplaukti laivams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04

Providence. r. l., birz. A.
Vakar laiyp ispiaukinlpi M
daryta Narragansett uzlaia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
IMAMASI APSISAUGoJI-
MO PRIEMoNIp.
Apie tai pranesa kares laivypo
sekretorius.

Washington, -birz. 4 Kares.
laivyno sekretorius Daniels Is
galiojo viespju informacijul
komiteta paskelbti, kad Wy
riausybe emesis yisq galifnq il
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r 81.

Chicago ir apylink6s.
siandie lietus; rytoj debesiuc:
ia il y6siau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04

Philadelphia, Pa, birz. 4
Isleista paIiepimas neisleisti
nei vieno laivo is yietos uos-
to.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
.VOKIEcIAI TIESIA GELE-
z1NKELIUs sUoM1JoJE.

Maskva, birz. 4 Vokieaiai
ssiaurineje Suomiiojje pratie=-
sia laikinai ,du gelezinkeliu
viena i KEN, ant Murmansko
gelezinkelio, prigulineio Rusi-
jail kita i Pesenga uzlaja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-06-04
KAZOKAI PAKORE BOIL
sEv1KV VADA.

Maskva, birz. 4. Dono ap-
skrityj kazokai pasigavo boil
seviku soyieto pirmininka il
tuojaus pakore. Tasai bolsevi-
kas kituomet organizayo ka-
zokus prizes generola Kaledi-
;nes.
Madridas, birz. 4. Ispa-
nijojje nezinoma epidemija
pleciasi. Daug zmonip mirsta.
4 vakar CRicagoje policijjs
sueme suvirs 500 bedarbiq.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
GUN CLUB NOTES
"ShOrty" Stnrr. We'll Known Here,
Goes To NorfOlk--Nnc Hart
Has New Gun.

The classy little expert. t. NJ. Starr.
anectionatciy known as shorty" who.
rnttl recently. made his residence in
richmond, has bought home IN Nor
folk and Will be there permanently
hereafter. His Richmond friends are
glad that he will he able to shoot with
them frequently and that he viii stii!
cover the Virginia and Eastern North
Carolina territory.
Individual matches between Nir-
t,inia shooters are being made for the
Labor Day tourney at city Point Mae
ar' IES ne ,aS ',Knh on ~
- The SaitNille Gun Club: Dr. George
-. McAllistcr. OF Hampton. aud Sim
craig. Of Wayucsboro. aud expects I,
Jew more to challenge hun. lie SAYS
they have been noticing his low Aco'e'
ihit season and arc going To start e
drive on cripple. and. though hc
fully realizes that they arc 50 te
shooters" he hopes To spring SUI
Prise on then, with ncw gun lis
friend Jack Sheppard has given him.
which be Will use in the tOmrmcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
DEMPSEY CLAIMS MATCH
WITH WILLARD SEPT. 80
Declares Rout WIN Tie staged In
Philadelphia md VIII he for
Limited Rounds.

DAYTON. o., August 22.--,-Jack Dcmp-
Soy. tho leading ,hcavyweight contender
vii, stopped lHrcd Fulton Il few weeks
ago. stated here to-day that he Is
matched TO tight tSs Willard. The
will take place on September 20.
II was not stated whether the match
is for tho worlds CHI mpionship. AS II
Is to be held in rhiiadelp il viii
undoubtedly be only n six round affair.
but the Fulton Dempsey match Was
only scheduled to go eight rounds.
There la reason TO believe that Will
lard would be willing to risk his title
in - six round bout, as he WAS willing
10 tight Fulton in tcn-round states.
Willard Is said to be ready to return 10
the ring and Was very much diSap-
pointed that he did not have q chance
to appear in Chicago for the Salvation
Army benefit Two weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
SARATOGA RESULTS

Ttra; rsGcsix Is %an! ,rr, is,
10, ,Johnsonl. 10 10 ]. : TO /: 3 TO !. sec"n';
ads Love. il@ CRobnuonb, 10 TO l. :" !.
10 .. third, 'tinc. 1:l2 80. iuruSar..
t:vstal Tiort. Sea Pirate. Nactnas. Com
mc"i. i.3igrcur also
Second rnrc--a bout two leS--BH bcovl..
~ ~: Wiiiiams!. 10 . 70 a. OUT: ""i.
Mas Meadows. IA tBy+rsl. 70 >. . - :.
ont. second; Outlaw. l"I tCr:. vford). 1" %.
:. ;. TO =. iaird. rhine. i:c! I..Ll
wal .nG rnDuy Nix also ran.
Third raCc-!nilc and 10. :cr--Afric:' =
Arrow. J" ,EnSorl. . to !. 10 >. 1" ;.
on: Drcl: Mate. .? iprcecct. to =, S to ;.
TO }. second: Irregular. loi 1Wal!sJ. Z" ;.
To /. u TO .. third. time. ":9t 30. Non"
tran Tnlais i5uciboard also ran.
Fourth raCe--!!Nc and one half fuTloTga
rUs "a loosa. lu7 tWa!lsl. : 10 .. 3 TO :.
TO {. won: l!crodins. 10 ,McAtccl. - 10 :,
y:eT. - :: Hccond; r"rcntia. 80 dyke
IS |" ). cen. TO :. third: Time. i;oi -
":r Kiss Joyful; E!usalnv Beauty also ~. !:
,l~Ncl. !: - i:.a - !; TO :. won; Niv.,
10 >: second: Fairy Want. I.a Gi:nbinaonp.
to 5. 20 .. TO 10. third. Tir,c. 1910 -.
Jane Frances. lima Franz. la ihiccn. irene
Ocean sweep. Gold r.ssel also
Sixth ACCOMPLISHMENTS. iG2 tMcAtcn>.
li.nnsfordl: 20 10 l. s 70 i. to L. second
gold: Lucl, Dag, Eager Kate. I.e.iinos.,:rc
I,hai onward. STAR Ben. Grouse Nan oil
he Hour also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
WHITE SULPHUR GOLF EVENT
CAPTURED BY ATLANTA TEAM
Bob Jones. Jr., aud Perry Ndnir de-
fcnt t:,nns and Edwards. or
Ch.cU-O.
LEy NssociaicL I

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA. August 22,-Scvcral hundred pco-
pic followed the match between. FOB
Jones. ,Ir,. and Parry .tdair Of AZ
ianta, c.. and Chick Evans and Is on
ucih Edwards. OF Chicago, on tho
White sulphur Springs iiuks Wcdncs.
dny. when the Atlanta team defeated
The western player on I'D on the
twentieth hole. The ms; IL was under
The nlSpiccS q; tho " cStcrn Golf AS
suci.tion md $1,000 was raised FOR The
y. ~ {. \ war work Eoohy Jones'
was the chief favt"" with his pii $,
uomen,:l driving. and h" turned in an
Individual card OF seventy sin The
Western players KEEP: in The lead a'i'r
he fourth hole, where thcy "erc suuara
until reaching the two IN hole Tier"
Jones made !. birdie four. AMI there =
'fter the players worked even Till jhr
fitccmtli when Chicl; Evans rl'G@ l
brilliant two. The Atlanta team re-
gained one on tho sixteenth AMI wcr,
all square on the seventcenih 400
eighteenth ON the nineteenth hole Ed
wards md Jones made foUrs aud Jones.
the youngest player In the match. w"n
tho twentieth hoe in four. tho othc"j
t.txiu9 five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
PAN AMERICAN EDUCATION
Teaching OF Spanish mud Portuguese
Urged by United states tOn,-
missioner tiaAtOn.

WASi!I%GTON. August 2..-Supcriu-
tcnden;H OF cIiy schools aiid college
presidents were called upun to-day by
United states Commissioner OF Educa-
equip their pupils WITH i!s,t body and
Kind OF know edge which will be most
gagged in tn. con,iuci OF foreign bust
ness or ia the Intelligent exercise OF
their vote on matters OF for" IN policy.
Teaching OF tho Spanish aHi Portu-
rucse languages, il specifically recon-
lncnded by the commits Sioncr a
means OF bringing about true Pan
America nisn:."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
JUNE RED. DRIVEN BY GEERS.
WINS THE POUGHKEEPSIE"
lhrrc-Hcat Winner. out OF Eour f.,
interesting Race for "
S1,ONU Purse

-
June Red dFiven ' b ! + + G Agsas' decd
vi isTf s ,Eis event TO her Is oi
Poughkeepsic," 2:I2 irot for ne
Of $4,000 here today. at:er I,, .'<s
NV i, was "a q hard-fomaght race with hre,-
Inc way in tho first heat. beating t,h'iiiti
i i3 by "a, neck in 2:od 81. Gecrs took
heat and Won by hall a lcng,b ' t',!",
hotio Watts in 2:0j "a win Ghilc"ti
iinifG; 'nne Red led to the homos5uc;ch
and finally went TO a brcaE NSnIH..,Su
inks the heat with Chiicooi. !r riE
S.!S 1iya' winners Ven, away. At :,
10 the half. June Red outbrushed C.'i-.
u0ot coming home. stepping the las,
the race. ''''o
,a The freedom, 2:99 pace was COM
oieers won his second race o, ~.
day m the free -ior-a!l, three ye:r.oid
,rottins event, plotting Peter june 10 t.,
y new 2:lo ,rotter was brourh, an,
~ inc iirSt heat Of The Hudson Val
~ iormGr Governor Horace White ana
ernest White, OF Syracuse won no
Royal knight won The next Two heats
ana the race.
summaries:
'rhe Freedom '2:o9 pacing: purse.
$1,000: three heatsJ:
Cn ,Nalcntine)
Billy jackson MnrpGyj....... J
u. NJ, Windsor Todd Colonel IL. also
stated :r,is EeSt time. ,33:!i 3-5.
me FoUS hkcepsic t2:i2 trot,inc: 80
900; three heats:
June Red jGeerS) : 4.
chiicoot iMurphyy ~ ; .
i In,,a T Wai,s ,Ack.erman).. 8 3
Hollywood Kate dodge @ro
a'onnie Del. Dick Watts and Lucky
C!oNer also started. Best time, 2:05
Free for;il ,thrcc- ycar-old trotters:
purse, $1,000; Two in three:
Peter June O;ccrs) "
Hollywood Naomi dodge. y
Eastern White '......,..
2:lS -.
/, rhs Hudson Valley o2.la ;roittng
5000: three heatsJ:
The Royal knight tE. Wal
lGfs' J
seiah Eaira S 1MSi,nTl ,',...... :
:. Miss Isabelle McGresor. Patsy r.
Tacita aud i. W. also started Best
time. 200 3-i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Tennis Stars In scmi-FinnI,.

NEW YORK, August 2e-- Four Of
the leading tennis stars to-d.y won
places in the seniGnals In The pre-
iiuiuary iourHa TO the national
Singles championship. 20 begin at
Forest His courts Monday. Tnco-
dore Il; Pen defeated Dr. William
EoSenbaum. G-l, G-i. Ralph H. Bur
dick Won Il hard-ioush; match over
Conrad Il. Doyle. Of Washington. 10,
-. Vincent Richards defeated Harry
n! Hassford c.. SIS Corporal H. 4.
IuochmortOn defeated Gerald Elmer
son, - L. o. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

F'iII.NDELPliIA. AUSust 2..--ClHr-
cncc Walker. the hard hitting centc.
left tonight for his home in Lime.
some: Tenn. IN response o Il call from
his local draft board lie expects to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
CUBS lose TO GIANTS
LEADERS WEAKEN IN TENTH.
AFTER HARD CONTEST
Pirates SHUT Ont Observation-Disclosures
md Supcrb:.S DiNide-ltcds
hit rhiilics Hard.

CHICAGO. August 2:.---A double hv
McIarty. Il pinch hitter. broke up al
cNtra-innina game to-day ana enabied
New York To defeat Chicago. 10 :.
The victory OF New York cut down tho
led OF the Cubs 10 . - games. 'roncy
started tho final rally with a single.
Turns followed with another safe hit.
Both advanced ON loumi; : sacrifice,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
PIRATES SHUT OUT BRAVES
LEY A..o.!ntcd Prcss

PITTSEUEGII. AUGUST "".--E BOSTON
went down to defeat before Pitts
burgh here to-day. the final score be-
in. = 10 O. Timely hitting by Leach
and Saunders. together with kudolphS
wiidncss and poor fielding on the part
Of the visitors. brought victory to the
Iomc team. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
SPLIT EVEN AT ST. LOUIS
By Associated rrc,s !

81 LOUIS. August - =, pass 10
Ectzcl with the bases Tiled in the
u.uih inning forced Brock across the
q 4-to-a victory over brooklyn in the
first game OF ,o-day's double header
81 Louis outh!t Brooklyn in the sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
YANKEES SKIN TIGERS
tRv As.nciatcd press.

NAV YORN. AUGUST 22.-The New
York Yankees again defeated Detroit
here to-day. 10 3. The Yankees Won
scored three runs on three hits, TWO
passes and two sacrifices. Love pitcic.i
well for New York. and struck o2t
nine mon. giving him twenty one for
his last two games. The game schei-
uled for tomorrow has been moved
forward 10 August -. when TWO games
vi no O'ays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
REDS DEFEAT PHILLlES
IBy Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI, August 22.-Thc long
hitting OF the local team featured Il,
loosely PLACED game which Ciucnna /
won from Philadelphia by . to Is to-
DAY. Roush made TWO singles. "a triple
and Il home run out or nNc times up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
BROWNS SHUT OUT BOSTON
lBy Associated pos

BOSTON August "2-A double by
iiendryX, ,Gcdcons sacrifice hi, ana
Anstia's double off Bush in :he i!Jh
gave 81. Louis the only run made in
me second game Of the series her. to-
uay. DaTenports pitching and fielding
were good The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
II
I'fIiI:itlcIuhin.
BitteU Tor EcnH IN ninth.
Score "

Chicago noOOoooa ~;
fhiladc lphia ol00 GA
summary: Euns.tieod, lie Benz = KopT
81. Gardner Two base hits-Schaik.
burnS, Three base hit-l[opD Sacri-
iicc hiis-Piuelu. Dykes Sacrifice flies
I ,,a!: Waiker. Double plays-Mc-
Chicago. .: Philadelphia. 4. First base
en- On srrorsICh!cago. .: Philadelphia. /.
out-oy Benz, ,: by Adams. ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
| DAD DAY FOR LEADERS
'CLEVELAND MISSES CHANCE
TO GAIN IN REMNANT RACE
Loses TO Washington While Browns
blank He'd SoN.-lanks Dcfcnt
es-es Tigers.
tRy Associated Press

WASH MOTION. August -. - Seven
runs on the deliveries % BaEoy ard
McQuillan in the first INNING gave
%ashinSto an easy victory over
Cleveland Today as Snaw yielded only
one run. Foster got double and
three singles IN four times al DAT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
BUSIDII,

-. Louis 0 0nI an =,
Boston ...........u U u o o u "a
aumnary: Eun--lIendryx. Two-base
h!ts-HendryN. Austin Demmi,t, Me-
ln..is. ,StEunk: stolen bases-Sis!cr.
Austin: Schans. Double piays-Atsii ~
20 S.s!er; Ma!sel to Johns 10 Sislcr'
Lett on baSeS,-Si. Louis. :: Boston, >,
Eases Oh balls--om Davenport 4. on
Bush. :. struck out-by Davenport, -:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
WEST POINT MAN NAMED
ASSISTANT. TO PRESIDENT
Il. G.. Garden. OF Southern RAILWAY.
VIII uccome once MnnnEcr OF
York River 3COrporRttOn
;Sreclal to Tho Times-pispatch.

WEST POINT. VA, August 2a.-I,
Z: Earden. for many years associatoI
u part OF the time In Richmond and
a part In West Point, has sccurcd tho
position OF assistant to the president
OF the York River ShipbuildinE Cor
porntion ana Office manager.
Now there arc four, ships on tho
ways. Mr.. Garden will enter OH His
new work September ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
PEPPERED WITH BUCKSHOT
seven Enemy Aliens ut Fort Douglas
Suncr Tor Th"tr Attack on

SNT.T u NE VITN. JINH. NucNst
2@.---S-vcu enemy alicAS OF ,hc third
NAY prison camp a. For! Douglas, are
~ he post hospital Win their bod cs
:ull OF buck shot - tic result az an
.,.,Ach upon 4 :,rispn guard :estctda:
IL became known today.
All Of the seven were more Or less
wounded. II is reported. but only one
is in q serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Lieutenant Thn,y .. I<lilcd.

WITT! rnE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. August 22.--Licutcn,ut
Blair Thnw. OF Pittsburgh. n member Of
the American aviation service, was
killed sunday evening when his air.
plane fcll as &: result OF engine troublo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Here and There
With Carl"
Our IIenNy,,clgLt Chnmn.

our jess has gone back to the farm:
ne socks an atmosphere OF calm where
OF The active life. mono:onously Hll.d
with strife. and OF his iistic tussles
man In my position should" he says.
seek out some quiet wood aud live
therein awhile The fans accord In
Jess whin: they all seem to agree
viii him and yell out: we should
lie lives now with his COW and calf
and with his well-known bull. ITO
get nwcN from public vicw." less says.
don't lake my Spirits blue. OF Bravo
III soon be full. I'll hit this back-tv
nature stun and in Il month I'll he ~
rough AS ever and AS gay. Me for The
COW aud milking stool. l.c conc :ow
where The al, is cool" 4 plcasan
change. We'll say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
New York nj Chicago.
lSrUUkINn at ~. Louis.
HoStpn at Pittsburgh
IhlLLMcIpIIim at CincinnuIi

mad IL not bccu for u wild throw by
buGan IN the eighth. which FILLED the
GASES after two were out. Ciandil'S
Single sent over two runs for the Nth
heibold caught two sacrifice iiiCs. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Cincinnati ...........l %: 80 '--a
summary Runs-Willia ms. Stock.
Aicusel 90, Cravath. rearce, Neaie.
Roush. s. M4gec, Griffith '2). WinEo
-. Schneider o.. Two base hits--L
Magce. Schneider ca. Three bas sc hits
-Roush. Griffith. Home run-Roush
stolen bases %eale 90. Williams
Meusci. rcri!icc hits-Griiiith. l..
NaSec. B.sckburuc. Double play
Black burne TO l.. NJ gee 20 $. Maece.
Left on asca--Phjladc.ph!a .: Gin
cinnati . First base on crrorS--Ihila-
delphia. 8; Cincinnati. > Basey on
halls-off Schneider. 2: OIL Fortune. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Some one has suggested THAI 4 c!u-
hall parks 10 tho nearest Sh:pyard in
order ;nat ne players miGIt change
'.hcir locations In S.ptcmur. withou;
,hc waste Of time involved in chang Ing
heir shoes.
Why stop al cindcr path" WHY
rot construct Il temporary railway. a.
NJ Eht be hard OH Inc boys health 10
nave to walk such distances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
ATHLETICS BEST WHITE SOX

~ li.A pELrHTA. August .2.-phua.
deipn.a deieat.! Chicago to-day. ANA
Aoanls would nave cred shu;-out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Jess Willard says positively that he
Viii not appear in the ring again un-i
the end OF the war. .. war. where is
thy sting:
You might say that Jess has picked
out good time for u rcappcarancc.
Ills decided nnpopularity at the pres
cTt time might well have induced him
TO retire for all time but less is evil
dcntallN made out of that rare stuff
which bids him TO try. try again.
Alter the war. he will probably make
his hr3, bid for general popularity by
taking on Fred Fulton for Il ten round
no-ueciSion bout!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

1T is more Than likely" says Peter
Carney, that the Grand American
Handicap Trapshootng tournament
"ill be staged by the south shore CUB
Cf thicaGo. in 1919. 1929 sud 1921"
been conducted by Tho worlds greatest
town and country clubs for the last
TO take NS. the tournament for the
ext I. years. II the Interstate
rrapshu nag Association will wan;
,haI p:ivii"Sc. 1t Goesn; want it 70"
one year at u time.
VI this writing. Chicago loohs like
the logical place to continue the Grand
American. both because the South
shore Club has almost perfect facil.-
tics for staging the contests. and be-
cause Eastern shooters arc icSirous
that the tournament be brought East
once in Il while. Decision as to the
matter vii! be made ut tho November
meeting ~ the Interstate Trapshoot-
ing Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Amateur fans Of tho city are all too" :
ing forward 10 two games which wi.
bc pulled on on saturday ir section
Il o. the city CONNIE. cia. League. 10,
tween Hat;lc-ANc and the Si.c.4t .N.!I
I"'ic Club. and Asbu:y and stockton
~trcet. The two exhibitions vii cni
ihc season FOR the section. and ;nc uu
.cyIn- will decide the winner OF the
remnant Battic-ANc ami stockton
Hus-. arc nov: iied for Ii. 81 place. c:,cn
VIA An average OF .IS6. Indications
"!r N record breaking nttcudancSs
.wi.. w..nC.ia the contests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

DOH uTlVrE cNch day NtcD- INc
local boards away
BLOOD makes us 3ickcr than water.
1t matters not how Il man dies but
how he lives
Being in Il ship is like being in jail.
with "A chance OF being drowned.
1t IS vain 20 look for "A defense
igainst lightning. hut shipyards do
as defense against most things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Hal Ch"sc is accused h% several
Giant riaj crS Of betting on tn. games.
ilurrsh Tor tho Giants likewise hur-
'a%. The! are making the Did game
pare again.
our memory may he FAULTY. hut VIC
seem 20 remember that the Giants. go;
Into some sort OF dihicIity e couple
Years back OF more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Il - .pc
tbit.a.tI.

Eattcd for Rodriguez in ninth
IBatted 70, Vaughn in tenth
Score by innings: X.
New York ..0 10000 lO0.-t
Chicago .......i u u 90 90 -
summary: Runs-Fl tchcr. Rodrisu: q
Toucy. Elack, Mcrk.C. TWO base hi,S
- Fletcher. Zimmerman. McCarty.
stolen base-Naul-i,n. Sacrifice hits
Mann. Rodriguez. l'aSkcri, itaride II.
Deal. Young Sacrifice hy-Paslicrt.
Lei; on bases-Ncw York. :: Chicago.
=. First base on errors-Ncw York.
-: Chicago. /. Bases on bullS-olt
Toncy. :; Hit by pitchcr--by Tomey.
/ NIollocher). struck out-by Toney |.
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81. Louis,
Totals .............34 10 - s >
Two out when winning run was

;Battcd for Sherdcll In ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Brooklyn ..... o o ono o %
81. Louis '........l IL
summary: RunS--OiSon. Il Wheat.
Doo.an. Anderson. Brook. =: Shcrdrll.
Two-basc hits--Yroclt. Marauard. Nc
Henry Three-base hit--Myers. Stol-
en- baScS--McHenry. Myers iIcathco:c.
Left on bascS-Brookly :: s.. Louis.
Bases on balls--Off Marquard {:
on SherdcH. :: Struck out-By Mar
a., nv Sl,or6cII
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
=. Louis. {: Isro"Li. 9 uirst Eumri.
-. i."Ei>. .: HruUklH n. ) tsecunI camel.
Pittsburgh. 3: BOSTON. q.
Cincinnati. o; Phihtdcipl,in. G..
Chicago. -. NeM Nnrl Iln inninrSN
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Chicago AT PhiIudclphia,
Detroit at New York
81. Louis ut tsustOn.
Cleveland at Washing on.
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Totals


Score by innings; Il.
cleveland .......u % u VI
Washington ......, " u u -
Summary Euus-Evans. Shotton.
Foster. Judge. Milan. Shanks. Casey.
SHAW Two base h;tS-Fostcr. Milan.
Shani>s Three base htts--.IudSe. Stol
en- bases-Shanks.. l.avan. Johnston. >.
Sacrifice hits-Schuiie. Double plays
Foster 70 Shanks TO fudge: Shanks
to Iavan 10 Judge Left on bases
Cleveland. Z: Warrington. t. First
base OF Observation-Disclosures !. Bases
on bails-OT BaGby, |: Oft Shaw. =.
Hits of BaEby. .. none out, three runs
scored and one on base in frs; inning:
off McOuillan. in innings. struck
ou.-By McOuillan. 5: by shaw. Q.
Losing pitcher BaEby.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

IESrER RESULTS.
i,hiln,lcii,htn. 3: Chicago. =.
Huston. o.: 81. Louis. ..
New York. D: Detroit. 3.
Washington. Z: Cleveland. l..
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Pittsburgh .......l q q q % = ~;
summary: i;uns--l.each >: sand, a..
Three base hit-.-Sande"s Stolen base
Leach. Sacrifice hit-,"re Double
pla!t-Ra wings TO kol ny LETT Oh
bascs-Bosion. :: Pjttsu ~ GN. :" Eases
on oails-om randolph >: OF SANDERS,
:. struck oUt--by Rudolph. !: by
sanders. =. Mild pitCh-!tudolpn.
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Timrs-i,isp patch Want Ads. are de-
pcndRblc. rhat IL VIII! thOusnny> OF
adv ertisrrs lind them proGtnht~.
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~ - - }
| .ockspur 'HathbunD .... .
Selah Baird tMurphy) .. > 3 4
=. Miss Isabelle McGresor. Patsy -.
iacita aud j. w. also started. Best
time, .2:o1 "a.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-04

of their meat, and send other
twothirds 10 our soldiers aud
allies who are enduring great
hardships.
The soldiers are now in the
trenches fighting for their coun-
try arc probably standing in
cold water, and shivering from
lack OF warmth, and fire cannot
be had; we should Send them
SOM meat. which will generate
heat IN their body.
After THIS war there will be a
great .debt to pay, and If the
people learn well the lesson OF
economy, and teach their Child
zen to economic, the debt eau
he paid easily, and II not, II
will be long and hard strug gle
to raise enough money, and i
the people Of the United State:
mean to ever economic now /!
the time.