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The Washington times., 1918-08-24
CREDIT MEN ADJOURN

BOSTON. Aug. c4.--With the elec-
tion OF Sidney f. Blandford OF Bos-
ton as president and the awarding OF
the II. Victor Weight membership
trophy TO the Memphis association.
the sixth annual convention OF the
Retail Credit Mems National Assoct-
alton came to a close this afternoon
The next convention will be in st.
Paul in 1912
The Washington times., 1918-08-24
Might Order Increase.

1t is within the power of the Post
master General to direct increase in
wages sufficient to remove the
temptation OF higher wages else
where. Company officials, under the
Governments management. would
hesitate to do so. One reason is that
the company has claimed for nearly
a year that IL is steadily losing money
in Washington, not only upon its
contracts with the Government, but
in its service to the people gener-
ally. Its financial condition, accord
ing to claims, is such that it cannot
increase its expenditures without Of
fetal order.
Some time in the future the hnan-
cial condition of the local company
will have to be Investigated by Mr..
Burleson's establishment to determine
whether the Government will con-
tinue the present telephone rates here
or increase them.
Judging from Mr.. Burleson's COM
munications to Congress when tele-
phone questions here were before the
Utilities Commission he will be loath
to change existing rates upward, and
when the times comes may seek to
work out economies in the Washing
ton office that will reduce the oper-
sting expenses.
The Washington times., 1918-08-24
SHORTAGE Of
PHONE GIRLS
MAY CRIPPLE
D. c. SERVICE
BT BILL PRICE.

Further impairment of telephone
service in the District is foreshadow-
ed to Postmaster General Burleson by
telephone officials, unless steps are
taken by Mr. Burleson's establish
ment to stop the grabbing Of tele
phone operators by various depart
ments of the Government, some OF
them to be used as operators and 9th
ers in clerical positions.
Whatever the causes inducing the
girls to leave the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company, the fact
that they are going and that it is be.
coming impossible to fill the vacancies
as fast as they arise, the service
thereby becoming crippled, has been
reported to Mr.. Burleson for such
action as he deems fft to take to pro
tect the interests OF the Government
and the people OF the District. He
has not yet acted upon the informa-
ton communicated to him.
Should Get Order.
The intimated suggestion is that
Mr.. Burleson. TO protect the Govern,
should get from President Wilson an
executive order directing executive
departments to refrain from invading
the ranks OF telephone employees.
The President issued an order some
months ago designed to prevent
executive departments from bidding
against each other in clerical employ
ment, but this has not been entirely
eliminated. There is nothing to pre-
vent clerks who are dissatisfied with
their salaries or their environments
from resigning, which is often done,
The Washington times., 1918-08-24
GREECE CALLS RESERVES

ATHENS. Aug. 24.-Greek reserve
officers and men from classes 1905 to
1918, inclusive. and also those resi-
dent in the United States have been
called to the colors by royal decree.
They must report at the nearest
Greek consulate.
The Washington times., 1918-08-24
DESERTS, FINDS GIRL DEAD.

ATLANTA, Aug. 24.-Devey Nor
gan. twenty, deserted the 116th Field
Artillery at Macon to come to Atlanta
and visit his sweetheart. When he
arrived in Atlanta he found the young
woman. Miss Leona Moore. had been
dead twenty-four hours. He will be
tried as a deserter.
The Washington times., 1918-08-24
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The Washington times., 1918-08-24
Foe, Hard Pressed For
Men, Switches Troops
From Finland to France

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 24.-As an
indication OF how hard pressed
the. Germans are on the western
front, 1t was learned here today
that a force of Rhenish landwehr
troops, scheduled to leave for Fin
land. were Thursday sent to the
battle front in France.
The Washington times., 1918-08-24

WASHINGTON, d. C., JOHN LAMhAs
NEXT OF KIN, STEVE LAMPAS,
:Is41S o ST. N. W.
MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORAL.
Pa. Phfladelphia, Leo r. Harvey.
PRIYATES.
Cal. Bo0nville, AlVa r. McGlRsey.
Conn.,, New Britain, joseph Carroll
Conn.,, New London, william y. Hayes.
III, huge Farm, AneeI Brown
Kan. PhiIlipsburE, winian r. Boe-
thin,
Ky- Dry Ridge. william z Myers
Mass, High PARK, Parfen DInendIks,
Mont, Utica. John L. BerEoust.
n. J., Elizabeth, Edward TruppO.
n. ". View York. Matteo Callefti.
Pa, CIearf1eld. wIllian W. KeeIer.
Pa, LewisburE. wIIIian b. Lower.
Pa, Mah0ney City, Gilbert Burns
Pa, Punxsutawney, Earl z. Smith.
Pa, Rochester, Edward Jukes.
Tex, BrookIand, Artie C. Bell.
PRISONER.
LIEUTENANT.
Pa, BeIlefonte, Edward r. Taylor.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION, NOW REPORT
Ed KILLED IN ACTION.
PRIVATE.
Pa, Meyersdale, Charles z. Kelly.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED
WOUNDED.
PRIVATE.
Pa, Emaus, Warren W. Dubbs-
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
PRIVATE.
Nd, Baltimore, Michele CereIL
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING, NOW RETURNED TO DUTY.
PRIVATEs.
Pa, Avoea. John Carter.
Pa, Philadelphia. Norman L Harris-
Pa, Philadelphia. John Novaek-
Pa, Scranton, Michael ,. Walsh.
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASUALTIES
TO DATE, INCLUDING THOSE
REPORTED ABOVE:
Killed in action (ineIudinE 701 at
seal 4S21S
Died Of wounds. s.............. leo
Died Of disease. e................ 1S5o4
Died Of accident and other
causes 9l5
Wounded In action. .I0y470
Missing In action (ineIudiag
prtsoners) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,1S7
Total to date. te..............2o 2o,444
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
HAYRE DE GRACE RESULTS

inicIi,, s.. 50 80 $50 Gr",. ,;oiin"v., ios
,hummer'. $50: $50. #ceo:I. Ir."rur,
Ir"i> l.rnry. Gas Mash. Little Cote. kercn,
Sky. Mister limm,. Lady Nuicain and Kiln
sec"ut racc--nv" t,irlenEs.-Jo-cHna, "a
first; Iun"hu~. ~ ,Eri"son'. Si.2", s.: %,
second. J."u!e" Y, Iot tDo'n;uicht. -. third
riu". TOT ~, Sardal". Royal Heart,
Uma.iIla and Adele all" ran.
ccmPalr" !l5 .Mc'tIaw(.. 50. %l.7n. 1870,
first: churchill. l2o ,D"minickj, $40. -. -.
second; hl'nrt. l0i ,iHkct. $3.50, th'Td
TIM los IL. :''ck ~ Srn,!"s. ,, C;"na,S
Humphrey, Iuanitp III. ais" ran.
ronr,h rar"--six furlonCs---Cors!. iiS
IMc-rlerp. $40 50. ss.an, st.:o. first; our
Nephew. ~ tkunm"r,. $50. - 20, soc
race. ii, for Tat. ,iriy.on. sam r'ck"t,.
Assign, C'ialis1ns ard Senator Brodcr'ck
also
uoyiErl ,iSlo, SO :s,5o, MI; W. noit:v,sS.
los ,a.lchsoul. f7.3o. $3.50. ",conh: ORDERLY.
liz wv. collins,. sj.lo, third. Time. :l5.
Srr,er, EiuE Ha-got. k'ita. ischGanibbie.
S!x'h receive and cnc-ha's furlor,g',,,o-
81 o.. nrs,: master McGrath. 10 trn, ori,
s. 90. So. second. iIops H. aMc Atcel: STE,
~ 'l. cn,v seven. scotch kiss. Lady I.ondon
seventh raco-n,n. arl seventy Yards
Firing Linz. 80 tMcrGl.r,, ,!75So 8, 81 10
$40. second: Rar 81 rhccuiX;, .i"i ,N,HSi"l.
Greetings. Postmaster and Al Smiles also
ran.
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ELL-RALAkCED CARD
AT HAVRE De GRACE
Nuntic. JoscGnI Zaraie AVID Firing Line
Arc Days Winners in Large
Field.

NAVEF: nE GRACE. ND. April ia---
y wci'-halanced card and large fields
featured the fourth day cc the *pvn :,
W~ctin. a the hartford County trdsk
this afternoon. Aun.ic. from tn" stable
Of Richard ca-man. repeated her ias t
performance by wiuniu.: til. upeninG
number for iwo-Ncar-clds. JoacauA
I,rata. til. swift daughter oG Abe
t'ranf. ana tho public choice, easily
captured the second event. while ki'tL;
Rtgc"t a tor-hcayy :dNuritc, ran uS-
placed in til. hfth race. Firing Line.
payins; S353" for Il - Mu;ucl ticket.
TOOK the cioSiu; number. bcattD =
Judge Wusncld and All Smilcs, who
had divided public attention. The
Judge rot second money. while All
Smiles finished IN the ruck. Tho frs /
disqualification OF The meeting came
when Huhbubh. who iuishci second.
was set back for fuulinE
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had no chance whatever TO view his
team in action,
iiu, this afternoon. ir tho skies clear.
should repay the two weeks OF watch
fni waiting. Tw" games are scheduled.
ana IN" four bSSrcsations watch pair
OF arc fGN OF pep and ready for ac-
ton.
First there comes the long looked
for llnmpd.n- sidney Spider boat. Those
VII" have watched ami read Of the
Eastern Nirsin;a college t;amcs thus
Gar viii know that the Spiders and the
Tigers are both standing on the top
runt: Of the percentage ladder. ani tho
contest scheduled for to-day will. in
an probability. decide which nine is
{" remain ut the top this spring. i'iay.
VIII begin Il; $3.50 ut Wcsthamptou
llampdcn- Sidney sends in "a hcfty as
Sorimcnt. Captain Aylot. Morton. Gross
by. Sui"r and Parrish are the letter
men who have returned TO school. aud
the places n"t occupied by vets are
ably filled Ferguson. Richmond hoy
aud foothaii letter man this year. will
~ in ihe ilnc-up.
The visitors viii go into the field
with thi3 lineup:
Catcher Captain Ayior: pitcher.
Morton; iirs, base. crosby: second base,
Sutcr. third base. X. = Jones': short
s;or. J. y. Homes: left held. Ferguson:
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NOW HUNTING SITE
Old Detail Left In Handling Arrange
mrnts for Naturalization
Context.
NfrEECApC

MrAEEAPOLIS. MINI. April la.--Se-
ioc'ioc OF d suitable site to hold the
championship heavyweight contest be-
tween jess willard and Fred Fulton
is the only detail loft 20 decide upon
hcfor" Colonel J. c Miller signs the
arr""In ant, making the twin cities the
official battle Erounh. Tho $4,000 that
is TO b" raised toward the nHDc- SOS
% bringing the battle hero Ia oracti-
cal!' assured Tn" St Paul commit.
tee which hes the plans IN charge does
not want "n agreement signed with
Colonel Miller until he gives 2 definite
rrnmIs" that both Fulton ana Wil'urd
viii 10 "a good share OF their train
ing in The twin cities
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REQ. SOX TAKE BOTH
CANES FROM YANKEES
Bush, in Morning Contest. Hold,
Visitors To -Four Hits, Win
ming, = to I.
RUTH is HIT HARD IN SECOND
But Costly Errors in Fifth Inning on
- New Works Fart Give Boston
Five Runs - Washington Wins
Shutuut Game Over Athletics.

Boston. April l9.--Boston took both
morning and Afternoon holiday games
today from New York. Eush pitched
his frs, game for Boston this morn
inS, holding New York 20 four his.
and wcr. . "a J. Errors usurcd in
~ these runs. Suutii starred in
center.
Ruth was hit hard in the second
game. hut poor support given the New
York pitcher. icrb"rt rhormahlen
enabled Boston 20 Win, TO -. y iea-
ture MAS thc one band catch by Gil
hoolcy ot lku.N'S lou,. drive up against
,Hrht-rcld BIZ. cher fence. after which
catch Sccti scored all TIL" way from
second bass Pratt made three errors
~ the tif.h inuilc. whom Boston made
ave runs. but he had & !NE Afternoon!
a. tho Nat. getting Two doubles and
MO - 'rnr Ernrr.
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College Baseball Results

At Springfield Mass -ba,to,,.,,.t
spf n2h"lG y 81 G.. 49, ,frG, ,,h.
'" iinn215 +" ops.ngne!d s NJ {. \.
Al Lewiston Me- Bowdy.n. 2. Bates
A. Worcester MAJ -pennsylyania
UniNeTsiiy, Z; Holy Cross,
~ Al h's'on-- Brown, o. boston COL
At Greensboro. y. C.-Gurto,d 20,
jeSe, :; North Carolina 4
fCaNed end siXth inning RAIN '' =
~ Macon. "a. --LEycrsiiy d Gcor-
s.a- }. Mercer Cniv.rsIty ~ '''
Al Wili,amsburr--W ilIisi,, , 49,,
.; virginia Military institute, ..
College, A''"'!'"
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v. P. |. DRAWS FIRST BLOOD
In OpeuinE Crmr Tech Tenn Defcats
Roanoke College by ITO:

rSrccia. 10 Tho Times dispatch. ]

EIACESEtRG. VA. April ~. j.
7 orcred her homo season here to-day
by defeating Eoanokn College, : to :.
Hudson. for V. i. J.. was in ilnc form,
and kent his hits well scattered. Will"
Craft pitched GOOD ball, but rccc lNei
tho poorest sort OF support. Tho bit
ting Of DiUCes. or Y. /. /. and Taium.
or Roanoke. were tn" features. Both
men got homo runs.
The gam" was called NJ N" end OK
the eighth inning 10 allow the visit ors
time 70 catch tho train.
score by innings r. n T..
Roanoke ........o q o. 6
Tech ........... q q o. )
Fsttcrics-craf and Groscclrsc,
Hudson ard Stuinpt.
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WILLIAM AND MARY SCORES
WINNING RUN IN NINTH
J"!rcr- Twu- Drge"r Turrs ti,c ,rr,cl
which Lowers COIOrs OF
Y. n. L.
Isacclal to The Times Dispatch. 7

Wilt \MSBCI,c;. VA. April 10.
sian'm'ns n" ban for ivy" bags witt
Joiner of the William nrh Mary Col.
!.S" team. won his own game lSrida y
TWO n"u bud bc"n retired by tho of
l'rttNc work Of Pitcher Bowie Of ",
". ]. when loynrr came To hal ri.
drive vas over tho second bag ncttinr.
min two bosses. James. tho next hats,
up' sent ~" bait through tho second
base territory. aud Ioync. lnndod ~,
IN" third sack when tho dust b.r
cleared away. y wild throw through
catcher futchin allowed tic v,innin,
run. III" ra'ne was featured with fos
WORK IN I'll" part 81 both teams
score hy innings: y " u,
y. A. ........lv"oo 0Ooo-2 :
W: ~ NJ. ...-...n0 IOOOo1I-a
E"'ier'"I Fowl" ana Cutchin for V
~. l.. and Joyncr and Murnby ,r,
Inln"s Tor Wilhelm aud Mary.
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.
Bcstou.
oI - > ID "
Rattcd for Thormahlcn IN seventh.
! Sattcd for Monroe IN ninth.

SC0re " lnnlNSH. H.
New York ...,..c y o Il II
Boston ..... 0 . | . Q x--e
Sumn,n ~: Runs-ticls. Pratt. Fipp.
Endie. TeckirpaUSh. Jooucr To-. Shcan,
Strunk. Echiijzel. Whitenian. scott.
Arncw, Ruth. Two-haSH hits-rrait
~. Whiternan. Baker. AEncw. Stolen
tsaes-Bodic. Scott hooper. HohiItGci(.
Whitenan. Sacrifice hits-Shcan, Az
new. Sacrifice fyiiuth. pouhl" plays
.-Nonroe TO PcckinpauEh - Piop: Ruth
10 SCOT; 10 Hoh'itz,lI Left ON bases
New Tork :. Boston. ;. First base on
arrntS- Boston, :. Bases or balla-off
Caldwell. OF Monroe, =; off Ruth .
Hi;s--oE Csldwc!i. N 80 inning: OF.
Thrr7nahlcr. ~ 5l-5 innings Of
Monroe, n 3 innings. Struck out
hy Monroe. :; ny Ruth, 4 Wild pitch
Monroe. Passed Hannah. Los
iu- pitcher lhrrmnhic.
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MEUSEL, PHILADELPHIA
RECRUIT, WINS FOR TEAM
Brings Winning Ran Home in Tenth
Inning, After Metallic nia-
munG Contest.
SCORE WAS TIED ~ SEVENTH
Giants Make II Three Straight, TAX
ing Last of the Procession With
Brooklyn by Score of z To 5.
Get -Four Runs in First Iunjng.
INV Assocla,.a t,..y., !

piIilADEiIHlA. April i?.-Mcuscl.
Philadelphia recruit. hit NuEhcs's
first pitch TO him for drive int" the
'e.t-ficld blcnchers in the tcn;h tuning
today. ana beat Boston, 10 6. Or
dinarily the drive would have count cd
q home ran, but Whitfield scored the
winning ran from first base. which he
hHd gained on EawlinESs tumble. in
tn" seventh pitcher Hughes drove II
homer INTO the bicachcrs. but III the
same inning Captain Lndcrus, for the
locals. lined tho BAN over thC right
field renee. scoring two runners ahead
OF him and tying the score. Tho score:
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willard wants r,ven,y-uouna GO.

IIII|NEV, ANr'I lH-JHsa Willard.
henvHw"i2ht champion Of the world.
i7 ready f"r twcutv-round cortos.
~ his match with Fred Fulton n
minnesota on Holy :, and viii throw
ms futl strength towards having tho
championship match extended from ten
70 twenty round. willard las been
i"'"t !" 'rli"'c That hv eanction Of
the commission th!. can he don.
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batting order will bo.

center hcid. Parrish: right Held. Cus,is
substitutes: Alexander. Scott and
Turner.
The Spider batting order wlli be:
Left held. Iiylan1: n.irh hrSc, Pit:
center Hold. Captain Miller: second
nhSr. North m: catcher. liuy!l: wight
hrid. THOMPSON; first base. oliver
Sh"ftStop. Nc&tcrman. pitcher. Knight
tNEMES Will. PLAY
rOH'" iOpENi :II IIOPE;rUI.S
TIL" second contest which viii bc of
interest. ANA which should draw a large
crowd L" boulevard Field. ia the game
between the local Battle Axe Srmi-pros
and .'ak" l'oh's iioprwcli independents
loo B"chling'S local luttcrs have sur
Tered materially from the had wcnihcr
and were badly In need OF practice ~,
III" first Of the week. After the strnn-
nous workout OF Thursday and ycster-
day. however. J"c states That ne feels
quito a bit more chceirt about the
outcome to-d day.
Iak" poh, formc. Virginia icaEucr.
viii be r-cscnt IN ii" ..nc-ui, from ihc
powder rity. Ham R"snolds who w,li
b" r"mcmhcred' n, '.'u,ershurc back
stop last year. Will also heap to mix
II uo With the h>crIcn.
IN" game is scheduled to start at
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John MARSHALL Defeats ncncdicinc.

The John Marshall High School team
defeated the ISenedictine outfit yes
terday. in "A fast and exciting game.
Although Thcdick, the new pitcher
for Ecnedictine did his best. the hcld
ers failed to give him the backing
they should have.
Iiarreison worked the battcrs 10 a
nnish by striking out eleven men, and
allowing only six hits TO their credit.
score by innings:
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MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT
fnv hagociated rrcss

NEW YORK. April 18th" Now
Work. Giants madc II three s,raiah,
from Hr"oitlSn her" to-day. winning
Tia: lust game Of tho series. to i.
Tn" ',I"nts piled up a fc'ir-run lead
"'i Grimes in the first innin,: on four
hits ANA three bases "u balls. six
runs behind. Brooklyn waEed an up
hill fGh; IN tia" eighth inning. aud
drove pcmHr.c into retirement.
Schmandt'H ali-around play featured,
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New 0rk
''''I'' ..ss" : -
E*itch for Grimes III hfin.
B3ttcd for GriHcF III ninth.

Score by innings: r..
Ero"klyn ...........o o 90 90 il
New York ..t lUO1oOl -,
summary: Runs---oison ~. o-NIar..
Dautcrt. Johnston, Young 80. kauh.
furns 90, Thorpe. Zimmerman. Two
base hits-lIolkc. Doyle. Scmaudt.
Three base hjt--paub"rt. stolen bases
-Fletchcr. Do:lc. Burns C2l. Sncri-
'tcc hit--Dn.lc Sacrifice nies-lSurn..
Mitchell. bouhl. plaNs-krucrc aud
:ichinandt: Fletcher. Doyle and iIoIkc.
Left on baS"s---N.w ) "rk. 10: Brookiyn,
:. First base on "rrcrs--NoH York.
l. Brooklyn. ! Bases on balls oft
Grimes. {. off DcmGrcc, !. Has off
Grimes, in innings; off Griner. :
in innings: of pclnarnn. . in { 90
innings; off Sallcc. . in I-3 innings
Hit by piichcr--by Gr!ncr, . T'ietch"r
MCCARTHY: BY itennrce Hiickman
Ealk.-tirimcS. struck out--by Grimes
!: ny Cirincr. - by SaIlco. |. wild
p!tch-Gr.mer. Winning pitcher--Dcuia-
rec. Losing pitcher--tiriIncG.
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TWO GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR THIS AFTERNOON
Spiders ami Tigers II; Wcsthnmptor
AMI ANcncn .\;:ninst ll"pcwcll
at Boulevard Park.
All. TEAMS ARE FUiI. ur PEP
After Long Period OF Wcathcr.En-
forced id,crc">. They VIII Eutcr
the Fray To-pay With Appetite.
Close Games Anticipated.

Rain. hail snow aud s!cct have kept
;hc city fans from the hall lot FOR A
week or more. Except Cor Sigh,
iet.up OF two days III the unpleasant
weather. the follower u. the game has
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MORNING GAME


Fir -. 0vls'"h prosg.1
Eg>iy%, April l1.-EuSh pitched his
hrs, =awo - Boston. held Now York
I" ioUr iHis. and won. To l. Errors
oE F""hlupauSh ana Pip were re-
srons-E!" t"r 80 runs. and a pass to
Sod two i0hcid Otis and Eu%sells
go!3toh s..-l" through scott accounted
Tor N-W } ork one run. The score:
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SENATORS SCORE sHUToUT
ne hssocl.tca Pr.s.l

ARLINGTON, April ls.-Washing.
'5n defeated Philadelphia. 20 o. n
a NichlES durl between Ayers and
prcGE- Gregg only base on bali
-7"itcu's single and an error hv shan
non, hi.cd the bases in tile ninth. and
Sh4nes'a MT decided the game The
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AI...NTVN. w. NDrII Il TTe vir.
,,tmh .%horl ~ tho pcai nrd Blind
IN moon defeated INC Shcuando,l
,p!eSiatc Institute ,uinc hy tho ucore
q ~ 10 u. IN seven inn!n.g.
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National League
,.E.vrRp,>,s u.SIr,r,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
rhiindelplia. 4: Boston, :.
Now York. :; brooklyn. J..
Pittsburgh Cincinnati tpost pnned: coldD
~. Louis Chicago (sIiuD.
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Totals .............2o 4 q 10
iIos(on.
T'o.A's

'nm n a. NunE.-Bocis. Hooper, Nc
ia7iS. =. has lit-Millcr stolen
oa:a=-tfI!hLo,cy shean. Sacriticc iii
-.Saesn Sacrifice ily-S;runl:. Dou-
tis oIa;s--fra,, 20 rcckinPauCh: Bash
- Ichl!iZcll. Loft en- bas.s-NeW
YORK, 8, Hoston. {? First base on err
ro!--srr,on > Bases on bal.s-ofi
fussf!l or Bgsn. :. struck out
~ h|issr!l, :" b. hlsh. 4. Passed ball
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STANDING on WE CI.CKN.

Detroit ~ Chicago.
Ncw lurt> ut huston.
II. Louis at lrVCiaEd
rhiintIcipl.ia ut Washing ton.
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

NESTEEDAN'S RESULTS.
Washington. |: Philadelphia. O.
Itostun. :: New ioriI. | ,nUruiu. ranch
Ho>t"n. q: New York. tafsrinVo caInc,.
hi,a.O->t. Louis tpostpvnru: cniut.
Detroit tl''c,inj tpusti,nnru: cold.
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Y innings:

SuinmarY: EUnG--Nia#S !Icr.Og
Hughes. NcGat!i,;a,. Cravath. l.udc rus.
Whitfield Iwo-h;tsc hits Massey,
rrwcil. Cravath. Thrr"hasc hit
McuS"l. Home ruus--liuShcs. luGcruS.
i>iolcu haae-Knnc,chy. Double plays
Powell 10 Smith; Ijerzow. Rawlings
and konct"hv. Left on bascs-E Boston,
Z: Phifadelrh'a, =. First base on or
"r$-E"Stcn. :: Philadelphia. /. Bases
Oh hGils---oifllusheS. !: off prendcrpas:.
= S;Tu"k out---by hughes - f'rcndcr-
CAST, 2. Wild pitch --rrcndcrc ait.
Passed hall--I5urna.
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-
Philadelphia.

Totals ....as SO 20 3
>tau for Horny in ninth.
Ono out when winning run was
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GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh st -. Inuis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
brooklyn AT rhi!ndrlphin
Huston at .>rw York.
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/ center fc'd. Parrish; right field. Custis.
| substitutes: Alexander. Scott and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-19
THERE'S ONLY ONE
WAY TO SECURE
a SATIN SKIN.

"Apply Satin skin cream,
then SGtin skin powder. !"
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han the operation of His law.

than the operation of His law.
I'VE make our appeal to Omni-
science. He made us all, and He
made each different, and He will
never repeat single personality.
Each is therefore of inestimable
value to Him. And the cry of each
He will hear. He sees us not in
masses but as individuals. That is
why He never makes two out of the
same mold.
Even the. martial world is sensi-
tive to the feeblest force brought to
play upon it. When the ball child
throws into the air descends to earth
there is two-fold movement-the
movement of the ball downward and
the movement of the earth upward
TO meet it. 1t is only the lack of
sensitiveness in our instruments that
prevents our measuring the earth's
ascent to meet the ball. And it is
only because we lack imagination
that we have difficulty in realizing
that in the spiritual realm, where
personality alone is great, God must
respond to every approach of His
children. Wheresoever the son goes,
I will arise and go to my father,
there also the Father must arise and
go to meet His son. Such is the law
of spiritual gravitation."