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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16

was acting for some Illinois men in
violation OF liauor laws and not for
himself personally
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QIfININF
(lablets) 1t stops the Cough and
Headache and works off the Cold E. W
GROVES signature on each box. SOC
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16

sylvania TeilToaod are now working
eight hour shifts, which means bet
ter protection TO the general public.
There are twelve watchmen in the
city Of Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16

Lake Co. must buy more w. S. S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16

Lake County's work is not done
till she has bought more w. S. S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-16
WATCHMEN NOW
ON 8-HOUR SHIFT

The crossing Waterman q the Penn
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Sincerely yours.
ABEL DAVIS. Coonel.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Uicep. TO I. even aud 10 >. tirs;: Elected
IL. lui tEnScrI. 20 to /. 1" ! and to l.
second; Sylvmn". ITO tbclD. . To . s u B.
! to i. bird Time. l:Ol %. Antuincttc
fodder. Venetian BOY, Precious Jewel. The
Pant her SKIN and ''runcssnssa also
star mss,er 'Ie& ,airhro,h nmy zen To- Ts'
80 and 1 I" =. second. pickwick, l2l tMc-
TaEEarD. IL to 3. To and . To :. third.
Time i:l2 20; Tea Caddy lumber. Celtic,
nhyl"rta. Gold Tasscl. i'in McCIoy. Rhine
Third racc--mic aud nvc -sx.cenths-
Iiinrhshcr. ITO IWnkcoT). s to i. to /
aud even, first; Little Cottage ITO (Ensor)
. - !. to and to 3, second: Puts and
calls. 100 tSiirlinEb. TO |. to ana I
TO 10. ,hirl Time. FLA. Austral. Iron
Cross " iastmaster. oRscwatcr. Biii sim
mons. HAYDEN and GrSa, Dolly also ran
. u" !. to =. to 5. first: .MiIknan / OF
,McThgGarD. 10 |. IL and to . seq
ond pamrosch. 1876 I.ykc). IL to :. even
and 70 D. third. Time. RS Is Mag
n"ttc. Water Lady. Harry shannon .TIii
tcrsoid and Sands OF Pleasure also ran
,n H1n To 4" q: YnanGs ~
African Arrow, us lEuminrr) II 10 )
70 and to >. second: Woodthrush / {
tMcTaEEarp, - to 3. to 3 and | To r.
bird Time. J 40. APPROVAL Glass TOT
CnIydon and sunny Hin also ran.
SIKH racc-siN furiongs Sweep In lI5
EoutledGe los tAmbrose). IL to 5. i To- 5
and out. second; Gath. liz twaiisy. 5 to /,
even and out. third. Time ~ 80. Only
three starters.
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RECORD CROWD At RACES
THREE FAVORlTES AND ONE
SECOND CHOICE WINNERS
Close Finishes nnd Fast Time Fentured
Racing. I'm Grand Circutt-Mcct
Mt North Randall.

CLEVELAND. July l2.-Thc largest
crowd that ever gathered inside the
North Randall race track attended the
circuit to-day. Three favorItcs and
one second choice won. Close finishes
and fast time featured the racing.
Miss Harris NJ. queen of tho 1917
PAGERS. Won the free-for-all pace. to-
days feature event. in most senan =
tionsl time. eftsr one OF the s.r~..t
struggles ever witnessed here.
single q. captured the first hoat IN
quarter in :eS IL. Miss Harris NJ. wan
forced to pace the fastest mile OF the
year I'm the second mile to withstand
the rush of Russell Boy. Finishing
the last quarter In :2S1-2. Miss unr-
ris NJ. was officially timed 2:02!- for
the heat. The third and deciding lap
resulted I'm another battle for the first
two. From the three quarter pole 10
the wire. Single G. and Miss Harris NJ
raced neck and neck. pacing the final
quarter in 81 "a, and the mile In . :03
Ii. with the daughter OF Peter tho
Great victorious by the slightest OF
June Red. driven by Pop" Gccrs.
won the 2:lo trot rather easily with
Bertha Mcclure. the favorite. landing
second none" by n nose
Fourteen faced the starter In the
2:16 class. trot. Dangstan. favoritc,
took the first two heats and the race
In the final event. OF the day and
lHc meet. Ice NiFtnu. neaNy IaNOritc,
was returned the winner. capturing
two heats after hard drive. The only
accident Of the meeting resulted In
The final heat. Just after passing the
half- mile post. Alexander the Great and
lee Grand collided. the latter's sulky
breaking down aud Alexander losing
a tire. Summaries:
2:lo class. trottlng: purse. $1,000:
fun" Rcd. b. M. by Red Medium
Hertha Mcguire D. M by The liar. !
i;nviile. blk h. by Bin lola. dip
Inel ,:.............,.. ............ ? ,
Opera ENprcss. The Proof Doris WAITS
Legal w. and Todd Temple also ran Best
time 2:i7i.
Frecfor All class. pacing: purse. sacoo:
Miss Harris NJ. br N. by Peter the
SinGlc q; T. h. by Anderson Wilkes.
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LATONlA RESULTS

M%s"ay ,so ig sns S. l., sv u,
Linht n tMinka $3.50 and $3.50. second;
'%Si ies"n 1SH 1sanS xi;o 51'so third rws:
g. Issd T. NJ So ssSs i9nsiS Sir John
ear"rd raCs--rix furlonEs--words of Wis
i"rn, los tAandcl. $3.50. $40 and $3.50.
gi-, cane itun. log tDIshmon). $3.50 and
~ scYond: High Gear. Io2 G.unsfordj.
trsramr,lSn lrif s I'd Sariiss oa 1aea
Ss'Wnn q u, Anderson. Bill b.. Tze Isl.
=, Third tncrs.nvc and one hnlf furlonss-
m"s"l", - uiowIrd,. $3.50. $3.50 and ss7o,
81 80 second nuch"s, Of savoy. 100 (Moies-
w"rth. 1910 third Timc. 1908 as. Carrie
Moor" ana Japrt also ran.
Thrills .: lGrIhcrl. $1,000. 3t7 and .26.!o.
,s's ssssSs ; ;Sqa linn: ST.
Etpta,n Lodge. iicmlock. VIII Do kaIe. Or.
Sickcii; Fairy Legend. Aston. First Star,
jessie LOUISE also ran.
r E'h vo;ss d sra:
sac, nrs,: Precious. los iHowsrdj. $3.50
third Time, l'H 2-5. 0uctude Golden
Gt.w ami Buford also ran.
,o Sixth raccItniie end sixteenth-Hocntr.
sSS .fs We and h.s
third Time. i:i7 SIS. w r. Dsbny JacE
lin. Baby Lynch and Harvest King also
ss III .ss:? TsD:
ond; PIT. lol tMooncyI. 325o. third. Time
a:?3 So Aida. ASK Her. Bucknaii also ran.
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You VIII Never BE Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays
and D0ucIlcS.

Catarrh is condition OF the blood,
ana cannot he cured by local apDlica-
lions OF sprays and douchas; this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainly rcsortcd to this method of
treatment.
catarrh should not he neglected or
experimental with. The wrong treat
mcnt is valuable time lost, during
which the disease is getting n frmer
mold upon it's victim. and making it
more difficult for even the proper treat
mcnt to accomplish results
Though Catarrh makes its first an
prarancc in the noStrils. throat and "a ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13
Don't Experiment with Catarrh,
1t Often Leads to Dread CONSUMPTION

passages, the disease becomes more
ana more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs. and every
one recognizes the alarming condition
that results when the lungs are af
iectcd. Thus Catarrh may be the fore
runner OF mat most dreaded and hope
icsS or all diseases, consumption
NO local treatment affords norma
nent relief. Experience has taught
that 5. 5. S. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source. the
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
SUITS IN even the worst cases. Catarrh
sufferers are urged to give s. S. s. "A
thorough trial 1t is sold by all drur
gusts. You arc invited to write TO tho
medical department for expert advice
as TO how 10 treat your own case Adj
dress Swift Specific Co, 436 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga-Adv.
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PLAY ON MUDDY FIELD
WinchcH Tit for Triple, Two-BuEEcr
and Four Singles. hut Kept Them
Widely Scattered.

PETERSBURG. VA, July l2.-Not-
withstandinE that the game between
played' on Wet, muddy grounds and
stopped by rain for twenty minutes. Il
very pretty and snappy contest was
enjoyed by the few faithful fans who
witnessed the game this evening. which
WAS u pitchers battle between Win
cheN and Tomlin. Winchcll was hit
for triple, two-bagEer and four sin
giles. but these hits were we'll scattered
Tomlin was hit for Il two Dagger and
seven singles. hut the hits of Tomlin
We're punched in the first and fourth
innings. earning three out of the four
runs made by the Coolers. Score:
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MANAGERS ARE ASSIGNED
TO VARIOUS ARMY CAMPS
Seven From DiSbnndcd Southern AsSo-
citation Are Given New
Positions.
IRv ASSOCIATED Press.l

ATLANTA. July 12.-AssiEnmcnts
for the seven managers and plnvars of
IN" dishandcd Southern Association who
NAY" entered the army and navy Y.
NJ. { \. work as athletic directors
were announced here Tonight on COM
pl"tion by the men Of weeks train
ing AT Camp Jackson. Columbia g G
Included in the assignment are:
carlton Molosworth. Brminr ham
n'"hmSer. !" camp Greene. Charlotte, y.
c.: THEODORE Ercitcnsicln. umpirc ana
sam Mayer. Atlanta outfclder 10 Camn
Wndsworth. Snartanburg. = g
ihe new directors VIII assume their
duties AT once.
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Russell Boy. b. h.. by Rustic Patenter.
Hast.r nj, ,i 90, -; oS,,
ZIG class, trotting: purse. $1,000:
DaSastan. b. e.. by Sililko. tMurphy)
Eva Blnsen. b. M. by Binsen. INC
John Spe2ccr. br. e.. by Early itiser.
Del Jolin. Gay Patch Potter brown. Mr. =
Del: Lord Stout. Peter Coley J. W.. Car
pa path, T., rr,nes Vincent; Peter Posas, and
2:0s cluss. pacing; purse. $1,000:
Lee Grand, b. H.. by Great Heart.
FLO Stately, b. M. by Stately. (Valen-
NY
iIamlin; tcoxl ;:....:...:: ............. sss
Alexander the Great. Harvey X, Poor
man. Tramp A. Bit and Solomon Boy also
ran Heat Time 2O5L
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RUTH IN BATTING FEST
ley Assnciutnhrrnss1

BOSTON, July l2-Ruth's terrific
batting was the dominant factor in
Bostons G-to-3 victory over Chicago
To-Day. IN game restricted TO seven
innings by heavy thunderstorm. lie
doubled In the second and scored later.
His triple in the fourth. with Wcaver's
wild throw, gave Boston another run
With Strunk on the first in The SIKH,
Ruth tripled again and scored on
SCOTS single. The score:
{'htr:.,rn
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COBB VS.. JOHNSON
ms Assoclnlel rrrssl

WASHINGTON, July l2--Ty Cobb
and Waiter Johnson divided batting
honors here to-day in Il game won by
Washington, = TO 4. Cobb's home run
and double sent in three runs, and
johnson ACCOUNTED for as many with a
triple and single. AlatteSOn. Il Texas
League recruit. relieved Shaw In the
fourth. and pitched splendid ball. The
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HoIlochcr Ordered 10 war

CHICAGO. July 12.-Notice that no
must be ready for military physical
examination by July Is. was to-day
served on Charles Hollocher, Cubs
shortstop. The notification came just
before the opening Of the fourth game
with the Boston Braves, and means
that the local national lcaguers are
in danger OF losing another crack
player. as Hollocher will be subject to
call without further notice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13

McMulln, Shean. Ruth CD. S,ansbury.
Two-Dase hit--kuth. Lcibold. Three
base hits-Ruth ~. Stolen base
Shcan. Sacrifice hits--Joncs White
man. Double piuys-E. Collins TO
Weaver 10 Risbcrg; Hooper to Ruth:
Jones to SALISBURY 10 Ruth. Left on
bascs-chicago. d; Boston, /. First on
crrurs-Chicago. =; los ,on. . Bases on
bails-on Benz, Jones. 2. Hit by
pilcher-by Jones. j. collins. Struck
out-Benz. >; Jones, /. Wild pitch,
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MiSkc Declared Victor.

JERSEY CITY. y. j., July 1a.-Billv
" Skc. OF ST. Paul. outfought Gunboat
Smith. OF New York, in All hut tho
'ith round Of II tcn-round bout here
to- light In the fifth Smith landed a
number OF effective blows Mjsk
weighed III at us and Smith was Il
pound heavier
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ST. LOUIS BESTS ATHLETICS
fBv Associntcd Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. July l2.-With two
out and two on bases in the fifth. Gcd-
cons triple to the scorcboard won to-
days game for st. Louis, score to &
Gedeon scored when the relay throw
was muffcd by MIAvoy and Shannons
Watson held st. Louis hitlcss In the
last four innings, while Sothoron's own
wild throw was the cause of the only
bad inning he had. Joe Dugan, of the
Athletics. hit his first major league
home run. Score:
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Grnnt Permit for Races.

NEW YORK. Judy l2.--rcrm!ssion
TO hold race meetings AZ Ilavre de
Grace. September 10 TO IS: at Laurel.
october to 30: at Pimlico, November
l to 49, and at Bowie. November II 10
20. was granted by the stewards OF the
Jockey Club here tonight
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Totals ........... 40
50. Louis
pthiH 10 -
'''att"d for Burns In ninth.
THattcd for Jacobs in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia -. % ol1o %
st. Louis ..... 0 . . 2 rs
summary: Runs-Williams. Hcming-
way. licathcotc, Fisher CD. Cruise
laulottc. MciIcnry, Gonzales. Two
base hitS--Cirimm. Fisher co Home
runS-CruiSc. Gonzales. McHcnry.
Stolen basrs--Mcnsal. Paulcttc. Graz
vath. Iicathcotc. Sacrifice hit-Baird
Left on ascs--Ph!ladclphia, {: St
Louis :. Bases on balls--on Jacobs !;
off May. ). Elits--off May. in 20
INNINGS: off Doak. ] in is innings
Hit by pitcher-by May, (Will.ams)
Struck out--by Jacobs. . by May .
by Doak, .. Winning pitcher, May
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Yesterday expressed the greatest opti-
inism as TO to-day's attendance. one OF
thom saying: IL we guarantee an
other game to-day like that of yester-
gay: cut the ain: ssion price down by
should have Il good crowd. say. ATTY
Following is the score 10 We; tcrday's
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ST. LOUIS HAMMERS JACOBS
NY Associnted rress.l

ST. LOUIS. July l2.-St. Louis hit
Jacobs almost at Will to-day. and beat
Philadelphia, to 9. Cruise. with a
home run and two singles. led the at
tack for the home team. The score.
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score by innings: T.
Cleveland ~ OF zoo o O o-I
New York 1900. o . x-G
summary: WumbSc mss. pipp
Caldwell. Miller. Hannah. Mogridge 90
Two : base hits = Wambsganss. Pipp
Three base hits - Mogridgc. stolen
hase-Caldwcll. Sacrifice hits-Wood
Evans Gilhoolcy. sacrifice ny--pcck-
inpaugh. Double plays-Pcckinpaug
Pratt and l'ipp: Evans and Wood Left
on bases-New York. 4: Cleveland. !.
off Morton. 10 in innings: off r,nz-
mann, none in l inni ~. Struck out
ball-ONeiii. Losing p.tcher Morton
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i'ht'c" LOT Na'Son III hlnth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...... OOlOOan--s
summary: Runs--MaiScl 81 az.
Gcdcon. Austin, Sothoron. Jameson,
Walker, buIan. Two-basc hit-Dcm-
mitt. Three base hit--Gcdcon. Home
run-pugan. stolen bases .Sislcr. Aus
tin. McAVor. Sacrifice ny-RlirnS.
Double plays-Cicdcon and Sjslcr: Wat
son and puEan. Left on bascs--St.
Louis. \; Philadelphia, Z. First base
on crrors--St. Louis. .: Philadelphia,
l. Bases on balls-Sothoron. i: Gcary.
4; Watson, I. Hits-off Gcary, S in
innings: off Watson, o in l. Struck
out-hy Sothoron, 1: Gcary. l. Watson
s. Passed ball-Mc.Nvoy. Losing
pitChcr-CicarV
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YANKs HIT BACK HARD
DEFEAT INDIANS, TAKING
SECOND PLACE AGAIN
Red SoN Fake Another From .Chicngo.
Nationals Hest 'riIcrs-St. Louis
Wins From Athletics.
NV NSNUCIdIVN IrcSS.
NEW YORK, July l2.-NeM Y

NEW YORK. July l2.-New York hit
Morton hard here to-day, and easily
won the second game of the series from
Cleveland by score of to |. Mog-
ridge held the Cleveland hitters we'll
IN check. 4 squeeze pay dcprIvinE the
nome pitcher OF Shul-out. Tne score:
.lsS
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Petersburg .........9 90 1T
Summary: Two-hasc hits. Flaherty
co l.ighlroot. Thrcc-baSe hi;s-Rich-
burg. Double plays-Hinkcy to Cow
mgton. Base on balls-Winchell. /:
Tomlin. ;. Lief; on MISUNDERSTANDING,
=; Newport News. y. Struck out--Win-
chcll. 6: Tomlin, J. Passed balls-Eln-
hertH. Time OF gamc-l:35. Umpire
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summary: Two DISC hItS-NunnuIly.
Mooers. Stolen bascs-poolc. Sacrifice
Richmond. l. Norfolk, o. Left on bases
--Richmond. ,: Norfolk. 3. First base
on crror--itichmond, o: Norfolk. l.
Bases on b'A Soft jackson. .: off Ter
hume. !. Struck out--by jackson. :; by
Terhunc. : Time of game, hour and
- minutes. Umpire, Shaffcr
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F.. -. a,.G CLUBS

GAMES tu-DAI.
Detroit ut Washington.
Chicago at boston.
1T. Louis ant philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13

At apolis-Indianapolis l.:
Columbus. l Go innings; called dark :
ncSs).
~ "lcdo-Toledo. 3: Louisville, ].
AT Minneapolis AIinneapolis !. 81
Paul. tcalled ninth. darkness).
CAN twilight gamcs)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13

Totals 90 s ~ S 3
Battcd for Dauss in ninth
7liated for Mcbride IN fourth
Tltan for Milan in fourth.
l'attcd for Shaw in fourth
Score Ivy innings: r
Detroit .... n n n n n
N!shington 49,. o X-5
summary: Runs--Dush. Jones, Cohh,
SthnaSc. ShankS. schultz, Picinich. Ain
smith. johnson. Two-baSc hitS-Jnnrs
Cobb Three Ease hii---Johnson Home
run-Cobb. Stolen base-Eostcr. sac
ritcc hits-Snotton. Dauss Sacrifice
nirS-l.a van, Jones. Judge Left on
base on errors -Dctroit, .: Washing
ION l. Eases on balls-of Shaw. i:
OIL ioauSS, ,; off Mattcson. . Hits
or shaw. in innings; off Matteson.
IN , innings. Struck out--by Shaw,
.; by Dauss 3. Waning pitcher, Mat
tcSon.
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International Ie,r,,c

at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES amton, 4
Jersey City. 3.
AZ BuTalo-Buffalo. !; Rochester. 4
Al Observation-Disclosures 2; Newark
z ,irst Eamc). Baltimore, /; Newark
o tscCond camel.
y, Toronto--Toronto. 10: Syracuse. :
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Summary: Kuns-rHoilochcr Merklc
Paskc";, Deal 60. Icidcr. O'Farreii.
Hendrix rwo-hase -hiis--Rawlings
Deal. Mcrislc. OFarreil. Three-base
hit Mann. Sacrifice hit--Zeidcr. Left
on bascs-Boston. .; Chicago. s. First
on crror--ChicaGo. /. Bases on balls
off Eonctchy, 3 Hendrix. s. Losing
pi:Chcr-ko nctGhy.
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CUBS SHUT OUT BRAVES
LEAGUE LEADERS FIND
BOSTON AN EASY MARK
st. Louis Takes Contest From PhIliics
Weather Mnn Rules Out
Other Gnmch.
tBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, July 12.-Hendrix held
Boston to five hits to-day while his
teammates hit konctchy hard. and this
coupled with cratic fielding, enabled
Chicago to shut out Boston, = to O.
Score.
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Called end seventh innngs)
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ...o0O.oo 1-3
Boston Observation-Disclosures l0ll lie
summary: Runs-E. Collins, Risbcrg.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
yESTF"nA1S RESULTS.
81. Louis. &: philadelphia, ..
l'ntsburgh-New York (rain).
Chicago. q: l.OStOn. u.
Cincinnati DrDulllN (ruin)

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston mt Chicago.
BroolsiSu at Cincinnati.
New fUrk at Pittsburgh.
Phii;IiclDiia at st. Louis.
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Fr"n"rty Is quickly sold when ndycr
uisrd IN the For Sale columns OF The
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-13

How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
tSostun. q: Chicago. 3.
l.htiaurtpliiu. s: 81. Louis. ,.
New York. q: Cleveland, I.
MnSlIingtOn, y; Detroit, ].
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Totals 30 1926 - .
'Batted for Morton in eighth.
fChapman out, hit by batted ball.
Snnrn hN u In
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PhiInNClDiii;i.

'l5attcd for Gcary in fifth.
fEntted for Watson in ninth
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Totals 30 o 3 81 10
'Battcd for Morris in the eighth
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
Las fuerZas americans con-
tinuan su avance

De- S.rr.r'o Especial 2cr= Ii PRENSt.
PARIS. Sep;iemhre 2l.- Las fucc-
Zas americanaS que eSta" ~operando
en- cl frente dc la Locena, han CONT
nuado su empuje con brio Sobre las
lineas alemanas en- direction
te del vale de Rupt de Mad. hacia las
plazas de Core V Chamb!ey, hablen-
do capturado para ahora. una serlc
de importdntes posiciones fortlfica-
das. sceun dice La Libertc. diario
que Sc publica en- esta capital. en- 81
adicion de hoy.
La plaza dc Gore sc encuentra a
sie,e mi!las al ~suroesta dc Metz Y q
ma milia dentro de II frontera ale
mana, mieHtras que Chamblcy sc ha-
LA a cinco millas al ocste dc Gore.
Al mismo tempo. las tropaS fran
cesas que opcran en- Ia region Gel
Wcevre nan hecho un avance &c dos
a tres Kilometres luna milla y Guar
to q una m!lla Y tres cuar;osl. ha-
biendo llegado haSta Ia Inca que pa
sa al o-iente de Watronville. Haute-
court. Dieppe Y Moranville. Dieppe
Sc encuentra come 2 sels mIi!aS 81
~noroeste dc Verdun. Hautecourt a
tres miilas al surezte dc Dieppe. Mo
rarville una milla al u de Haute-
court V Watronviile, tres mi!ias al
sur de Moranville.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
ESTONIA CONVERTIDA EN-
OTRA BELGICA

De! S~erricio ESpcs.ci Gc Ia PfSNS5. q.
LONDRES. S~cptiembre 2l.-El
Profe.or Antonio Pup, que ha venl-
do i este pals como Representative
iiDlonatico he IA antigua provincia
rusa del Eu,I!co. EstDnIa, dice que su
pals. Que So halla ahora dominado poc
los alemanes. es nj mas nj menos,
otra Bclgjca. For las vc%jac!on"s y
atrove!los de Qu- ia sido vict!ma &c
parte de To- inraSo"es.
Los estonianoS, declare 81 Professor,
es3in sosteniento una lucha reSuc.ta
Y deciGida contra los DroyectoS pan
germani"rS, para unir Il EStonia CON
Aleman;a V sc han sosteniLo flrmcs
en- Ia defersa De "a independence e>
toriana. E. Prot. Pup do detal!adoS
informeS accrca de la Suelte que est"
sufriendo SIT d~esgrariado pals Y dilo
rntre orraS cusas. 10 sigIicntC:
La s~ituacion en- Estoria IS va i'll
tolcrah.e. Las diSroSiC.ones arbltra-
risa est;in a la orden del dia. lie prem
"a DO todos los oartidos eStonianos.
ma sido slprimida. 10 misr,r que toda
Ia vida p~o.itjca del pals, pues Sc han
prohibido mitines Y demaS activIda-
DIES c~ilicaS De los c!ud&Ganos. Muchos
&e los poIit;co> ciutatanoS han Sido
a~rrestados = ejecutadoS. Los barores
alemancS Y los oan-germanist"s es-
tan gobcrnando el pals. FL gobierr.c
democrat;cc ha Sido d!suelto y on su
lugar Sc han crcadc nucvoS cHerpos Y
organizacioneS alcmanas. FL lcnguaIe
a!emaS ha sido declarado cl ofIcla! Y
csta siendo ensenado oh!igatoriamon-
&c on Las escue!as. De los Consoles
de las ciudadcs. nan s;do ~restabIec:-
los aqaello> cuyaS mayoriaS ant"s &e
la rcvolUci0c era alcmanes.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-23
La nota del m;nistro de Rela-
clones boEsEseviki

Del Scr":ciu Espccicl pare Il PHENSA.
COPENHAGUE. Sept;cmbre Il
". T~citcherin. Ministro bolsheviki de
Re!aciones Exteriores, la envi2to a
los diplomaticos neutrales ~acredlta-
dos en- Rusia, Ia ~siguiente nota, en-
Yespuesta a IL grotesta cue p~resenta-
ror contra el tratamiento acordado
per ell gobierno del Soviet. 4 los ex-
tran.ieros Y politicos:
'Enereicamente rechazc loda in
tervenci0n de las potencias neutraies
cue favorecen 2 ia burguesia rusa.
Considero tcdo intento por las repu-
blicas reutrales cue excedan los IL
mites dc Ia protection legal, como un
intento para apoyar a la contra revo-
tuci0n."