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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

risquer une tentative. Mais, des les
premie smrots quill prononca, il Wit la
jeune fill en- proie a une emotion 81
intense quill n'eut pas lie courage din
sister.
Quelques heures plus tard, lie vol
lier entrait dams lie port Saint enier.
"a CONTINUER)
I'm fou gagne de For ct lie gaspille.
I'm joueur gagne de Tor ct lie perd.
I'm sage gagne de Tor ct sen sert-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

Les pilues Moro sont en- vente ala ROSE DRUG Co, so3 Est-Henne'
pin Ave. Envoy6es a toute adresse par La MALE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
SOIREE

L. Dumas, Secretaire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
AMERICAN TROOPS WIN
SYMPATHY OF FRANCE
rH.tor Declare. Thcy I.,hihI: "a Lie
Of Purity" >ymboIic OF United
state. lBnuurr.

WASiIlNGTON. June o3.-Ecv Rcu.
bon salient. pastor OF tho First Ban
list Church Paris. told a large aud.
cncc at TIC White House to-day thal
American soldiers IN France had con
Gucrcd tho love and sympathy OF ,ls
French people because they exhibit %.
III" OF purity. 50 symbolic o. tho na-
and every virtue that YOU have. every
quality that YOU own"
Speaking 81 the wars effect or
France. Ecv. NJ. SaIlous said the pcu-
pic III their hour OF trial are turning
more aud more to tho church, Paris
to-day. he said. - not tho Paris OF nNc
years ago. Death has sobcrcd the
judgment cf the people. and the scenes
OF gaYct% are no more.
MIR. Saillcns is in America on "A mis-
sion having for its purpose the unitiu.
IA Christian fellowship the people OF
tho nations at war against Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Following arc the standings OF the
:!uhS IN the City BANKERS League:

The American National team is play
ing in hard luck. on last Thursday
iheE lost hard game TO tho Federal
kcServiSts and tho contest resulted In
the two teams being tied - for second
place in the league
Tn" losers Of the Thursdar .xhihi-
ton claim that they have The best ar-
GrcEation in the bank circuit. Just
wha, is the reason for tho slump or
'hr American boys is a mystery
certain II is that they deserve more
credit than any other nine in the
league as They won from tho toppcrs
inc only game in which the First Ma
ti'nal nine has come out at the short
ehd thsS season ON this day. tho team
spirit OF the American Nationals came
out at the highest pitch and that fact
probably explains the win.
with some OF the pep that they eS-
hih!ied on tho day of their friunph.
the original hard luck hoys should have
niue difficulty In cleaning up things
IN tho future. Their next game with
tn" circui, leaders >omrs off on the
sixteenth OF next month and a large
crowd OF r"otc-s Is assured AS the
same will plaN q large part in deter
mining the Bankers League leadership
for the summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
CUBS AND BOSTON RED SOx
STILL HOLDING FIRST PLACE.
Cleveland Makes ttccord Showing by
Talking Five out of seven.
Review shows.
IBy Associated Press

by Assoc atcu Press
NEW YORK. June 23.--Thc Chicago
Nationals and the Boston Americans
still hold first place in their respective
leagues although neither team was able
TO do better than break even IN SIX
games played during tho week. rho
Boston Nationals. winning six games
on; OF eight. wen, into third place but
are far behind New York. CLEVELAND
drew nearer TO Boston and New York
in the American League by taking five
games out Of seven. Detroit climbed
out OF last place by winning five games
and losing only one. The Chicago Cubs
divided two games with brooklyn, Civ
ing the league leaders eleven victories
and three defeats in the Eastern series.
Pittsburgh split four games with Chi
caGo. Ky defeating st. Louis to-day.
the cubs have Il two-game lead over
the Giants.
New York also stood still.
Boston scored three victories over
-. Louis and won the odd contest In n
nvc-gamc series with Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh and st. Louis each dropped
four out Of six. By taking double
header from Cincinnati to-day. Pitts
burEh went into nth place.
In tho American League, New York
made slight gain on Eoston, which
has a lead Of two games. philadcl-
phia broke even in four shut-out games
with the Rcd SON
New York lost one game and tIcu ono
with Detroit Washington held tho
Yankees to An even break IN four
games
cleveland frightened It's hold nn third
place. The Indians made II four
straight from Philadelphia by winning
sunday and Monday. Washington won
from Cleveland Tuesday. chicago
broke even in two games with Wash
iuctom.
potro, had it's hes; week or the sea-
son after losing and tying with Now
No-k. IL won fvc straight from -
Louis. -. Louis. however. took two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

~ Ml.Wanh ee--NlIWa ., LOuls-
Vile, 'rrst game). Milwaukee, .;
louisville. ts"cond eame).
Al -. Paul--St. Paul. = Columbus. q
Dhrst samep st Paul. - Columbus, ..
second camcD.
At Kansa Cily--kansas City, s; In
> (first game: Kansas City.
indianapolis. 4 ,sccond Eamc)
AT Miuuea polis--Minneapolis. S: To-
edo, ,nrst game: Minncapo >:
Toledo, ,Sscond gamcJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
MAKING GOOD AVERAGE
battle %Nc Nine Vow Occupies second
Place in tho Commercial
League.

The Battle Axe nine. which is At
prescn; occupying second place in the
Commercial Lea que. section a. cir
cult. is cloutina the ball Tor team
average OF .3il.
The following table shows that sin
Of the regulars arc hitting above IN"
500 mark. which is some team averacc
for even an amateur aggregation. +.
Har-clson leads with 800.
The average includes tho first five
games played. II the stride continues.
the Battle Axe nine il sure TO give
Stockton street hard tight for hrsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
southern t.soci,tJor.

Al Mobile Mobile. o: birmingham
! FIRST "amc) Mobile. ): Birming-
ham. fSccond Eamc).
At New OrlcanS-Ncw Orleans 4:
Atlanta. l.
At Chatta; oga-Chattanooga, !;
Little Rock. o.
At Memphis - Memphis Nashville
game postponed; trained delayed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
SOUTHERN RACE ENDS
New Orleans Has pcnnnp, Securely
Nailed to Flag r"ic With Little
Rock second.

lilRMlNG!IAM. ALA. June 23.--With
only live moro playing days left OF the
season. the Southern Association race
is settled. New Orleans. has tho pen
nant securely nailed to its flag role and
Little Roc kis practically sure of sec
ond place. Mobile, birmingham. Chat
tanooga. Memphis and Nashville will
tight it out for the next best positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

NVkIOLk, w. June 25.-Dave Rob-
-ftson, former star hatSInan and left
'"idcr ~ tn" Giants. who mas been
Coaching a school team here IS report
90 10 t." considering a return 10 the
N"n York team. lie is sa id to have
n"cn offered - large sum by Manager
The latter. II Is UNDERSTOOD
also mas promised not to call upon
I.""ertso" 10 play in sunday games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
ISL, LOUIS WINS BOTH
DOUBLE VICTORY EVENS
-. SERIES WITH DETROIT
Superior Pitching mud Bettrr NorL
With Club Responsible for
- Outcome.
>t.F IBy As>oclntcd Press


DEF ROT. MICH. Jun" 23.-St. Louis
sevench tho series "i,h Detroit by win
ming both games Of dpub'c-hcadc,
80 dry, TAXI ing the first "a ! and he
second, TO =. superior pitching "n.l
oppo ftunc hitting enabled the visitor"
TO w.in' both EiurcS Ranged Sunror;
gwen -|ova lcSkie in the frs. thrc" in
nings OF the second game ca"e the
visitors u lead Detroit could not over
come. + Sisters hitting in both games
and his base runninc in tn. nrsl tca
.tnrpd rlllN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
IntrrnntionnII.cnc ue.

FIRST Eame) Newark. >, Toronto, >
'stcOnd gSrlcp.
~ Ealtimore- Baltimore, =; Syracuse.
Oh !nninGs)
Vt Jersey Ci,y--Jcrscy city. / Euf-
!alo. OArst Same) Jersey city. j;
EuhaIo. ,socond paney
~ E!nEhamton - Binghamton-R och-
ester. cold weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
CINCINNATI DROPS TWO
PIRATES FIND TONEY
EASY IN BOTH GAMES
KNOCK Him out OF Box In siAth
Inning Nf second
('UufrSf
Try Assoc!n,cd rrcxs.I

C1NClNNATI, June 3S.--PijtshurSh
easily won both games OF double
header here to-day. TO |. and - To |.
The second was advanced from next
Wednesday by mutual consent. rouey
tried 10 pitch both games for ,incin-
natl, bat was hit rather freely IN each
contest while both Mayer and Harmon
were very effective. In the second
game Toucy was knocked on: Of the
book in the sixth and George Smith,
who took his place, was hit very hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
I'TT OC 7 FTTtEN
TIiROJGHOIT NEIGHDOUHODD

NJ 1880 o'clock. when the fire was
at its height. another alarm was sent
in from Box No. 81 Thirteenth and
tho roof of i30S las: cary street. oc-
mission house. which mao caught from
"A spark. squad OF soldiers from the
balloon station Was sent out to answer
the call and after climbing 10 the top
OF the building found large hole
burnt through the roof. The tire was
cXtinEuishcd with chemicals
shortly afterwards there Was another
call and this time the Imperial Coffee
Company. on the corner Of F"urtccuth
and Cary Streets. had caught from a
spark that aightcd OF the roof. This
was also put out by tho soldiers
Ten mig motor trucks belonging to
the balloon supply service we're or
dcrcd out by Captain StolZc and hauled
Office furniture. papers. iypcwriic's
and similar equipment taken from tho
Offices Of the burning buildings % H."
balloon warehouse on Cary Street. Sol
dicr,, under his orders, were posted
with fire cNtinGuisherS OH ever" Iioci
in tho danger Zonc and succeeded in
putting out a number Of small fires on
Cary street. and one in Shockoc Ware
house. where a large amount Of tobacco
was stored. Many people expressed the
belief that II was due TO tho efforts Of
tho patrol that tho fire was kept under
control nd did not spread to the whole
section of the city. \ squad Of soldiers
under Lieutenant Joel t.. McLaferty
cleared away number Of awnings set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Here and There
With Carl"


Al every army training camp. in
weather clear end weather GtEp. the
glowing athletic lamp is burning eve
and morn. The husky lads are being
taught TO rough it up in any sort OF
way. to Eambol and cavort and stuff
themselves with Drawn. They wresric
IN their hours II caap 20 liilbcr ii, tnc.r
AiiHened knee2: ;hey pLr ort ~ IN
structors fees TO learn to mix il up.
some day they'll put in use their mitts
ana lay them on the shaking Fritz
and tear him into little bits on which
the crows will SUP
For all the wrestling that the Hun
engages IN from sun TO sun is wrestling
wiki iifeSized bun and throwing
down the Taurus. Chockfull IS he of
Nuitur scat: his muscles all arc soft
and rat. some time his neck viii touch
the mat amid a joyous chorus In aw
iul rcirihution then he'll Shur he sight
o: decent men and live within an huii-
bic den In some poor. low!y manner
His Wrestling toys, all gilt .ur sod.
VIII enc bright summer day he sold. and
he'll bcEir to quietly fold his iv1us II
4 udadannL
Go TO 1t. lads: we gayly shout. Your
sporting blood VIII ever out. Some day
you'll can the saucrkraut. the prc;zcl
ana The pickle. Some day tn. yportive
ht'ie rr!ntz will see his sraprlcrs
ground TO mince: some day the ltohcn-
5oliern ounce Viii beg YOU for a nickel
Won IiindenburS will take stand in
some far isolated land and yell out
thus 10 beat tho band. "lIcrc'rc all YOUR
morning papers" Won Tirritz. forced
At last 10 hook his last remaining Gilt
- ing rock. Will some day 20 without
h. book and thereon cut up cspcvy
q. You're the boys. You SCISSORS
mold Viii make their Teuton ..ct grow
cold fou'll cause tho fire caters hold
- ;os" their sense "t fsc'inr WITH
ready strength and science pm th"ir
hioatcd frames You'll swiftly climb.
ana throw them down in r"c,-d tim :
thcn Kick them - tho ccilin;:
George \. kiser. who recently moved
10 Richmond from Wheeling W Va
and who is regarded one Of tho best
checker players in tho South leaves
sf"iiiy for his homo. whore he VIII
collect his many trunks; fun Of check r
clippings aud articles Th.s. he will
hing 10 Richmond after :, short So
journ To Pittsburgh.
Mr.. kisc- has. on accom-, OF illness.
been forced TO Let his game 20 more or
less for tho past year. When -, re-
turns {" this city. he is expected to he
in touch With the most up-to-dstc
points Of the game and WIZ 90 into
training for match with FishbTrn-
for tho championship OF tho South
While MIR. kiscr is away. he is to
m""t James :. Paul.. premier che, +, or
and chess player OF Wheeling. yhu dc
'eated Marshall. champion chcssman
OF tho United States. some weeks ago
Every body was disappointed when
the colt-Goohcr contest was cut, short
by !trbitcr Shancr OH Saturdav ,hu,
is. tho fans were and ii Is "A safe aci
10 say that tho Colts were. i;u, The
agreement WAS made before tn. gam ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
" aShinEtou.
Ran for Picinich in seventh.
5Baticd for Ayers in fourth.
Score by innings:

score ny innlnESs IL
........... n :. ~ = %" - u CT
Washington ........... u :; - -
summary. i;unS-Shannon. Walker.
Gardner. Jameson. Judge CO. Milan.
Rice 90. Two-hasc hits-.ludgc.
Walker. Three base hit-BurnS. Sto-
len baScS---iudcc. Rice. Sacrifice hits
--oldriue. pugan. Sacrifice ny-Shan-
non. Double plays--.IudEc to Foster:
shannon to Dugan TO Burns. Left on
ba SeS-Philadciphia. s; Washington, >.
First base on errors--Philadelphi | :;
Washington, l. Bases on hails--ofi
Perry. !: off Shaw. - HitS-oh Ayers.
I in : innings of Shaw. ( in in
nings Iii, lay ritchcr--hy Ayers lDu-
gam. Struck out-hy Ayers. |. by Per-
ny. {. hy Shaw, \. Rali<-Shaw. Passed
ba!i--Prrk ms. Winning pitcher, Shaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

-, '-"r''T'."V IEUlS--''aiOn. Eic hoo ..
,areN. ); CutShaw. =: Hic'<rlar :; NJ.
kechnic. :: Archer. C;roh. Two-basc hits
:Neaio. Hinrhn1nn. Archer Three
hN-'arn". stolen hasce-Carcv cut
"ha". Moiiwi'z. Sacrifice hit--Moll-
Wiz Sacrifice ny--Nealn Lief, ON
M seS--- PITTSBURGH .: Cincinnati
rlFS On errors--Pitish"r = R,sos
on halls--On Toneyn: smith .. U,r
no > Wits off Ton"y ~ Is: q. Smith
)" III Losing nitchcr-T oncy. Struck
BY g. Smith. l: hv Harmon E"
Wild nitchcs--C;. Smith -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
PHIlllES BEAT CUBS
Ry associated rrcss.1

'Hl'AHO. Juno oS-pouriae ,,or
ms OWE game today hv cracking ON
It s!nsle IN IN" seventh. which sent rwo
"rn.'S across III" nlate. The score
was 10 =. IT," r"orc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
JONNi:S AND SHERRY
THANK SOLDIERS ron SII,

w. 81. Joyncs. chief Of the Fire De
partmcnt ard Major {. y. Sherry. Chicf
Of Police. after tho fire issued the TO-
lowing statement Of appreciation Of
the aid rendered by soldier. and sailors
from various environments and army
posts:
We cN;ond our most sincere thanks
FOR the very excellent and efficient
service rendered the Fire and Foi;c.
Departments to-day at tho ire chat
destroyed tho plants of the Virginia
taking Company and tho Si,otlcss Com !
pany by the soldiers. sailors and ma
iincs. both those thn, arc stationed
here IN the signal service and those
visiting from other points. and We
especially cNtcud our thanks to can
tain - w. Stolzc. N charge az tho
balloon genera. supply department. To-
Gated on l:aS; Cary Street. for his
invaluable service rendered both at tn d.
and also for detailing mcn with hand
chemicals to patrol territory adjacent
20 the seat o: tho fire where they
extinguishcG many nciDicnt ircs that
started from dying sparks
We also extend special thanks To
Captain Domiricl<. of the aviation sta
;ioG. located ia Fulton; TO Lieutenant
HrabEam. of Camp Lee. 10 chief los
ter. OF tho United States naval r-cr III: =
irS station, for the valuable services
rendered both personally and ny the
merl under them. and also tho members
OF the Home Defense League. all Of
&hom did excellent service and shall
always be remembered for thcir most
energetic and efficient efforts IN csSist-
ing tn" frcmcn and for handlicS he
crowd that WAS especially large on
account Of tho day being sunday.
Ne feel that without .he wcil-o r
EGni2ef assistance that was rcude cd.
conditions nov might be Sre..' do.
verse than they are"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

[ ipt.inn5tI.

'Eattcd for Toucy in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
rittSburs ..l q u u IL
Cincinnati ........0 q y OIL
summary: RunS--Caton. Carey -:
Mollwit7. .ilien. Two-hase hits--C;roh
carey, Mckechnic. Three base hit
Allen. Homo run-Carcy stolen bases
--Moilwitz. McKcChn!c. Sacrifice hits
Carey. =: rutshaw. Mollwitz iIiurh-
man. Double plays Allen to BLACK
burnc: ElaCkburnc to Allen to Maccc
to Chase To Alien. Left OH la ses-Cin-
cinnati 6: Pittsburgh. g. First on or
rors-Fi5ts hurSh. / Bases on halls
Toney. !. liits off Toncy. q in s: 70
gan. in |. struck cut-Hy Toncy l.
Losing pitCher--Toncy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
LOSS ESTIMATED At 100000.
COVERED HY INSURANCE.

Robert I.ccky. Jr.. = member of thu
Board OF Fire Commissioners. and an
experienced insurance adjuStcr cSti-
mated the total loss at 100000. az?
proXimatcly 100000 on buildings and
100000 OF contents. The loss. nc
stated, would he divided about equally
between the baking company and TIL"
~poticss Company, roughly speaking.
$4,000 to each. Both buildings and
contents were fully insured. it was
stated, though list Of the companies
carrying the risks Was not availa bic
yesterday
G. r.. Walford, Jr. who placed insur-
ancc on tho stock or the Spotless Com
pany, said last night that the stock
was fully protected. The building was
partially protected. according to George
w Warren, insurance agent. and y.
ID. Williams. owner Of tho property.
How much was carried on the building
was not given out.
Louis H. Hatke. through whom the
Virginia Baking Company was insured
in stock. equipment and plant stated
last night that the whole was insured
fot $4,000. which was distributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
on fire by burning cmbcrs and sparka
carried by the high wind
TOBACCO FACTORY SENDS o..
-FOUR S'rUlsA NS nIs >ys,r,.,,

carried by the high wind
TOBACCO FACTORY SENDS -
i'OtR STREAMS or wArr;u
l. d. Noble. manager Of the Rich-
mond plant OF the H. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company WAS at the South
Twelfth Stree, plant when the alarm,
was given. and ordered the iire-nghtInr
apparatus of that big plant into COM
mission ~ once. Although the tobacco
factory is a modern iircDroof buildinr
It's lire pump has Il capacity of QUO
gallons per minute. supplying four
streams AS this water was drawn
from the raccway OF the VirSinia Rail
way ana Power Company powcrhou.c
there was AN abundant supply. ana
these streams greatly aided the city
engines. which found tho water mains
IN me vicinity insufficient To keep 50
many streams in operation at the same
time. because OF the intense heat II
was necessary TO put on the water
curtain several ti->ce to keen the Ia.
pace" factory cool while hose lines
| from this piaut were stretched in,o
: the property Of t. r. Murphy &. 90
the Old Dominion Warehouse and other
nearby plants. which were either on
hrc or greatly endangered
Not only WAS the water pressure in
sufficient BIT. the Fire Department, was
seriously handicapped in it's efforts bv
| The fact that there arc nov about
twenty vacancies in tho department..
/ while nearly as many more mon arc on
vacation In addition. there are a num-
| Der OF new men in the department. in
} experienced as yet. and while they
worked most willingly, were yet night
] ing their rs big fire. Spectators zen
3 orally gave high praise 10 tho work Of
, the officers and men of the dcn,ri
ment. who fought hard for several
h"urs before the fire Was finally
brought Within safe bounds
/ The nrst alarm TO Fire Department
( headquarters came In a telephone non.
I sage from Dr. Lawrence r Price VIII.
from The Windows OF his Office In thr
professional Euildirg. a; Fifth nd
I Franklin Streets. more than h.lf !,
F. mile away. saw smoke mourning from
/ the roof Of tn" bakery. Engine Com
/ pany No. . at Ninth and Carv u.s
f., sent 10 investigate. aud a II raced 20
tho fire the flames broke through Tho
/ roof Second ana third alarms were ~
I 6nCe given.
JONES PLACES BLAME
ON MISSING >WATCINIt>
I Although tho origin Of tho fire MA.
. unknown. tho opiuion of the nrc CHI
appeared I" ~ responsibility upon Tho
/ co!orcG Waterman ~ the bakers. VIII,
"aS = new man, ana who has no; yot
F., boon located. Tho steam ovens hc.
/ came ovcrhcatcd. 1t Is believed throu=n
I neglect Or carcleSsrcas OF the watch
/ man. and whcm flames burst forth nc
became frightened and took 10 hi.
. heels.
No accident or any consequence 90.
! Cured. although many rumors wcr.
ahost !" IN" effect that several nre-
mon had bccn badly injured ana sailor
killed. These ruinors were declared
wholly untrue hy chief Joynca. VII,
Satl that only . few minor acratchc2
had been received by ono or t.o %!
tho hrcmcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
SOLDIERS HELP TO
FIGHT DANGEROUS
100000 BLAZE
lContinuch Erom f,irst rascl

continued From First PaGc.>
establishments totally destroyed are
tho fCwman Storage Company, tho Viz
;oIia Metal Company, Carter. Ncnahie
& Company ana others which ESCAPED
With only slight injury from water
and smoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
Detroit.


stated tor iipiand in oiah;h.
Srorr Nv innings: y.
-; isnis ........a p 90 "a %;
I,r:,,u!, ........Al Il o u 20 @ o
Sunl5,:sry pan~--Sisl"r. ': pc.nni,t,
HcndryN Ncach. Two-hasc hit John
son. NThrco- base hit--Ncach. stolen
i,ascsAGSiSl"r. 8 DcInmit rohin. Sacri-
fec hn pc,nmitt Sacrifice fN-i cil-
MAINS. pouhl" plaNs--t;cdcon and sis
Ter: TIcilm.nn. Roland and spencer.
Stolcfit hasos-S' Louis. >: Detroit
First base ON crror--DctToit ]. Base
on hiA;s--h by Eolaud, :: by So;horon, ).
tiii$--pff Holland. in innings. oil
Coz clrs'li". in inning. Hit by pitch
scr--hv EOlaud. /. struck "ut-hN - I'll
] LOSING pitcher Eulaui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
PRAISES WuRi> OF
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

splendid work Was done by In
soldiers and sailors" said Mr.. Lccky.
The aviation balloon Warehouse Is on
Cary street, only u few blocks away.
and on call OF Captain stole a squad
was sent up from the aviation ware
house in Fulton 70 assis, in handling
the hose and in saving valuable papers
from tn. Offices OF tho burning con-
ccrn-. Fifty men were detailed to
watch for sparks and small fires in
the ncishborhood. and tho adjoining
streets were FULLY patrol!cd 10y soldiers
and sailors.
Among these were number or men
from the navy and from Camp Lee
whose iurlouEhs expired ycstcrda y
afternoon Captain stole, in command
OF tho balloon Warehouse. secured
from tho War and Navy Depart
mcnta an extension OF their leaves OF
absence to IL o'clock Monday. After
the tire was under control officers OF
tho Spotlcss Company and a number Of
citizens took all tho soldiers and sailors
they could round up TO dinner"
Secretary g; H. Winfrcy arranged
quarters for the visiting fighters
last night AT the Army and Navy club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
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summary: Euns-i}"ird. paulcitc
i'naAert. Deal Ieid'". Two-has" hit
'ai:d. ThrcA-ba ktt.-Horusby. stolen
hit-ristrll Let on 'hascs---St I.cuis
.: ''hicar" c. First bas" on c"rors---
81. Louis. ! Ctica"o. .. T;"Sc0 on halls
off Doak. !. Iii,s-on Doak ir
6 3 inning: of Nav, min" in .? in
ing. off Sherd"'l : ~ one inning
Struck out ---hv Douglas. 6: Ivy D"ak .:
PASSED hall-Gonz@leS. Losing ?';tChe :
-Daak.