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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-06-27
CONFERENCE

In response to the conviction that
the time had come for the formulation
of a definite statement which might
have the weight of a Government an
nouncement of policy with reference
to the schools in war time, Secretary
Lave early in February took the In
itiative in calling conference of
representatives of the several Depart
ments at Washington most directly
concerned for the purpose of consid-
ering the matter. These included the
War Department, the Navy Depart
ment, the Department Of Agriculture
the Department of Labor, the United
States Civil Service Commission and
the Department of the Interior
through the Bureau Of Education.
AS the result of several confer
ences the following statement has
been prepared and formally adopted
as expressing the attitude of these
Departments. AS such it is commend
ed to the school officers and teachers
of the country for their careful con-
sideration.
This statement includes a brief out
line of the most pressing needs as
seen by each Department concerned,
followed by a summary of conclusions
and recommendations
THE NEED IN AGRICULTURE
Before the opening OF the war there
were In the United States about 6000.-
000farmers, and about an equal num-
ber of farm laborers. There are farm
labor difficulties to be overcome IN
many parts Of the Union. In some sec
tions the situation is acute.
Aside from casual work, chores
and the like, which might be done out
side of school hours, the labor of boys
under IA years of age is not vital
factor in the farm. City boys, with.
out farm experience, are not gener-
ally useful under 16 years of age. In
some lines of farm work unskilleC
boys can be used in part, under
skilled direction. In some lines oi
work bright, strong boy can step in
without previous experience, and be OF
use almost from the. first day. There
are. OF course, some kinds OF farr
work that boy without farm expe
rience can not be expected to do with.
out training. In any case, intelligence
good health. ard good physical de
yelopment are essential for usefu
service on the farm.
| One Of the urgent needs on the farm
today Ii for capable women TO he'll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-06-27

Danger.
What danger is there II you don't
ak Of any f-Thoreau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
cuANcEnY TRUST DEEDS.

Cora L. Wright, ct yir to II. T.
Richeson. trustee, lot 3, block |, Barton
& Fourqureans North Avenue Addi-
ton. Juiy %. 1918: sl,9OS.
j. Il. Dodson TO g w. Davis. trustee.
lot 8. block n. Barton Heights. July
Mary McDonough to II. A. Sampson.
trustee 22xioO feet. known as 22i
south Fifth street. July IS. 1915;
{. II. Smith, ct ux., to F. NJ. Boxley:
trustee, 81 l-2 MAO feet. known rs IL
East clay Street. July Il, 1918: s3.7Si
9. *. Willis ct ux. to j. l.. Davis and
w. L. Francis. trustee. 10 feet IL
inches. and OF irregular depth. known
rs 2ill kcnsinGton Avenue. July IL.
1918: S725.
Peter Gonnclla to J. a. Coke. Jr.
trustee. .sXl4o feet. known as Grace
Apartments. July 80. 1913. $2l,07S.
Fred SHIPPER ct uX. to J. ID. Welsh.
trustee 2iM?0 feet, known as sol North
street July 3. 1918,
$l.2li.
J. 4 Hatke to w E. Purcell. Jr..
trustee 120XlI9 "a feet. south side
stuart Avenue. 6 feet west OF newly
established line Rosencath Road. July
81 1913. $1,000.
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FILE COMPLAINT WITH
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL
Express Clerks Accuse Local Donrds OF
Trying to COerce Men TO Return
to Work.

Asserting that two OF the local eX-
cmption boards had cpdeavored to CO.
cree employees of the express COM
panies TO return TO work or face tho
withdrawal OF their deferred classi-
fication. and consequent induction into
military service. the representatives Of
tho Brotherhood OF Railway Clerks and
tho Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell, with which organization the
brotherhood is affiliated. have filed
formal complaint in regard to the mat
ter with Provost Marshal q II c r 4 !
Crowdcr. and expect to call the action
of the boards to the attention of
samuel Gcmpcrs president of tho
American Federation OF Labor. and
Secretary Of War Baker.
Directors OF the local boards in.
volvcd stated yesterday that no dis
elimination had been shown in tho
cases Of III" clerks during the walk
out. adding that they were only carry
ing out the official instructions for
wardcd them by the Federal board. d.
r"ctirg that men who had left the en-
ploy OF the express company. which
had served 10 obtain FOR them deferred
classification. were no longer entitled
to deferred classification on Industrial
grounds and should. therefore. have
their rating rescinded.
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FIRST NATIONAL WINS
OVER MERCHANTS BANK
knocks Two Home Runs and Piles Up
score of If tn by End of
Seventh Inning,
Tho Elrst Nntinnal BANK team 4

Tho First National Bank team again
showed its hitting ability against the
Merchants National yesterday by
swapping it by the tune OF II 10 in
savcn innings, the game being called
on account Of darkness. The Merchants
rottcd out their star pitcher, patter-
son, who has> been holding tho other
teams wei! in hand. but yesterday he
wcnt UP against a team that has been
hitting all kinds OF pitching. The game
started off rs though eitlicr side would
win by ono run, but rs the sixth inning
rolled around the First Nationals
brought their heavy artillery in 20
action and scored four runs In the
seventh thcr put the old game on ice
ny scoring nine runs. The features Of
The game We're tho hitting ~ Wharton
and Hurnctte. each getting 4 home ruu
and Il three Dagger, walden led with
u" stick for the Merchants, getting a
three la Gg,r
score h% innings: y. II y
FIRST National ! q" o COS 9-14 j. /
Batteries First National. Carter and
SoIIFt,%, AeFsn@nts H3ion@l' ,at,SrSGn
~ Patterson, 3. Miller.
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Put Vim In
faded Muscles

by stimulating ana arousing the cir
cuiat;on with light applications OF Alb
sorb!nc. il, rubbed in thoroughly.
This invigorat!ng linimcnt acts quickly
and surely. 1t is fragrant and pleasant
10 use-leaves no greasy residue on
tho skin.
AS Absorb!ne, Jr. is a powerful ger
m!cidc as we'll as Imminent. 1t is eff
fec;ive for prophylactic and aseptic
uses; IL destroys the germs in cuts and
sores: II may be diluted and used sue
ceastul!y as an antiseptic and gcrGni-
eide for the mouth and throat
Athletes VIII find Il efficient for lin
bering sore. stiff muscles. 4 good for
mula for a rub down is one ounce Of
Absorbine. Jr. 10 quart OF water or
witch hazel.
/, is composed OF vegetable extracts
and essential oils and Is positively
harmless. Get II bottle to-day and keep
II in your desk. in your travelling bag,
Ia your medicine cabinet or IN the side
pocket OF your automobile. /. Is
health insurance Of a high type
AT most druggists or sent postpaid
upon receipt OF sl25. Trial bottle 10.
l0c in stamps.
W, F, YOUNG, =. u. F..
go Temple ST.. Springfield. Mass
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tn" following permits were issued
Office:
Fannie " Williams to repair frame
dwelling at sos Catherine street, to
cost Sll57
w. H. Taylor's estate To repair brick
store ~ 2ioS East Main Street. TO cost
500
W. 6. Forbes TO repair brick garage
NJ Monument Avenue and Roscncath
Road. to cost $3.50.
c. II, Smith TO erect brick garage al
go West Grace Street. TO cost $3.50
J c. Underwood TO erect frame shed
at l4l2 North Twenty-third Street. to
cost sl35.
j. T. Iewin ~ erect brick dwelling
Al iil2 North First Street, TO cost
$4,000
T.. II. Cunningham. to erect frame
shed ~ 2306 Riverside Road, to cost
sl25.
II. II Morgan. to erect frame shed a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
CONDITIONS no DET'rER
~ OTHER HIG CITIES

Conditions in Philadelphia and st.
Louis are not any better. Neither the
Athletics nor Phillies can brin.; out a
ono time the best baseball city in the
United states.
The figures show that tho clubs can
not be paying expenses. Already one
has openly stated that he is ready to
quit rs soon rs he can get out.
Ian johnson sounded the Keynote to
inc situation Yesterday when he de-
c!ared that the worlds series would be
cleared out OF the way before Septem-
per lhcre Is now some talk OF set
this time the clubs are scheduled to
start on another tour, which Will mean
added expense
The worlds series. If played at all.
vii! probably be Il private enterprise
engineered by the two clubs finishing
1t The top Of the list. 1t looks now rs
though there would be no chance for
the nat:onal commission to come 20 life
long enough TO manage the classic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
COMISKEY WANTS SEASON
TO RUN UNTIL SEPTEMBER |
oppose" Bnn JohnScn'a Suggestion
That General Play Shall stop
AMgMnt 20.

CHICAGO July 3o.-Char!es A. Com
jshoy pres dent Of the Chicago Amer
leans. to-day issued a statement on
posing the suggestion ~ President f3an
Johnson Of tho league 10 close tn.
season about August % and then play
the worlds series
i think We should continue 20 play
nnii! september !, IN" date set ny sec
'"'Ary FaA"r for the suspension Of
baseball" President comiskey said.
we arc drawing The largest crowds "a
the East IN several years. and We
should give ,hat section OF the coun-
try It's share ~ the schedule as orig
inaliy mapped OUT
Clark Grit'i'h, manager and part
owner Of the Washington ,lYh. also
IS opposed to curta'ling tho season.
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HENDRICKS READY TO GO
Manager OF Cardinals Desires to Leave
for Overseas To Promote
baseball.

NEW YORK. July 30.-Jack Hon
bricks. manager OF the st. Louis Car
hinals. announced to-day that he is
anxious to so to France TO promote
baseball.
"All ! want" said the manager Of
the Cardinals. "is TO do my share for
the boys. ! viii go to France for the
knights OF Columbus or any other or
E7n!zation interested in the welfare Of
the soldiers"
When asked whether he would be
willing to take team of players TO
france to play n team Of army mon
Ied by Johnny Evers. he declared:
Nothing would suit me better"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

IRIS. roc"-'a.le.-T inpix wnchet. 100
VOW lo5 ,SanGc). to !. ! TO and ou,
second Tom Eoio. l03 tpicE"nsl 80 TO D.
D 20 ana TO !. lhird. 'EImv :2?. Celtic
ANA l'oglE also ran.
Srcoul ra,c-unc rifle ana sixteenth
Lizzie Cottage. !G7 tWakO;D. 10 J. TO
ana cI'n. itst. I'rnFinO. 100 iNal!sD 90
J. : to ana even, second: CAlluw. IL -.
Inno. l:47 %. Aldcbartn. g NJ 4iiiier
N!!H Thyme. Hayden. NAPOLEON, G!I.ts.
Lady, Lou also ran.
THIRD race milo and seventy yards
and ! 10 8. FIRST Dan, 100 "a picitensj.
to e. to and to .. second Nigel. 100
lAF. Ec!atN). to J. to and 10 .. tnird.
IMPRESS and Benevolent also ram
luur'h "a ao--!i"e ana Oh" half !urlCucs-
LhasHeur. los t.anGcl. : TO .. out. out. first.
tFtns."'', Nc tAloNJ. to j. 10 aud
10 ana our, third. Time. ! OS as. Only
run rs.ey a bout six furloncs-l! Hamilton
20 ;'rS' IT," o tHe Morning, ~ walls.
lEb ttclsayJ. 90 !. TO ana 10 g.
lhr!. Time o. rhli!rrlc, Arnold ana
.s.s'h rac@2Gys ;grionrs-Ioan Of Arc.
i9- p'rc"cai. 30 - !. 10 ana 3 To- j.
;ss'. Sherman a. ITO CWahon). I TO s. = TO
'94 our. second LnIrrItaiion. IO7 fCo!-
!iHEl go 10 j , To end y 20 !. ttird. Time
49,! 25 Glenn. rreyarca,s and Wise
Sean also Kan.
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Real Estate Summary
8 Chnncery transfers .s1S,O20 Oh
y Chauccry trust deeds. 3I,46O 90
& Cbunccry release deeds S,532 Ii
- building permits ...... 1f,O42 90
cmANCERY TRANSFERS.

Mary l.. Gulick to ]. b. Dodson. lot
!. block 81: Barton Heights. July 26.
1918; tax $40. SO.
A. T. Franck to c. II. Smith. 80 1-2x
lio feet. known As IL East Clay Street.
July II. l9lS: $1,000.
~ Il. Sheppard to w. II. Kelley, lot
IA. block +, Battery Court July G.
1915; tax $40, $40.
II. 6. Hutz!er and r. ]. Levy, trus-
tees. Ia Lena A. Thclen. 20 feet 4 I-2
inches by S3 feet. known as lO5 North
street. July "a. 1918. S2,220.
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clLANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

T. +. Schmidt. trustee. to Olivia S.
Hardy, 10. &. block T. Brooli!and Park
Addition. July 20. 1918: Sl.30S.SO
10 Lane Stern and w. s. Rose. trus-
tees 10 T.. G. Hcndrick ct ux.. 2lxl5O
feet south Of Clay street July 90,
1918. Sl.oj0.
o. Ii. Funston, trustee. to Hattie L.
Scott ct ais. 80 34x71 ga feet. east
of Hanover Avenue. July %. 1918.
s3.22334.
+ SitterdinE ct ais. trustees. to J
j. Connolly. lots "a. 81 and Sc block
., Plateau. July %, 1915, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
THREE OF FOUR RACES
CAPTURED BY FAVORITES
First Event. However, Went Seven
Heats Before Tohn Spencer
Won Out.
BY Aesocluted Press l

COLUMBUS. O. July ao.-Tbree of
.nc four r r%Ges On the program of the
wen: in straight heats to favoritcs. but
the first event on tho card, the 3:17
,rot. went seven heats before il was
decided and strong arm had to be
employed on driver before John
Spencer. vino At one time sold for 50 in
ticket worth Slq. went over the
June Rcd. winner every time out this
season. Kept up her good work by de-
fcatinc a large field of 2:l2 trottcrs in
the :. and s. stake.
critic in the @:i1 pace and was barred in
Driver Murphy. Chestnut Peter lower
ed his record to 2:o5 IA IN the first
n heat Of the 2:is trot for threeyear-
~ trot, three in five heats; purse,
John SPENCER. tsquicr-.
Eva iGfin!5eS' ,iIsir ;'j ! siff !
Frisco Worthy ICoX) :: "a gro.
cd Ees, time. 2:oS ii. ''N' '''"' ''''''
$1,000" three in five heats:
Loo. 'S ' Wa,,s yS Tay} ::::::::: ! !
Ho%nl Knight lWalkerl Xxx. 6 j ,
rISr p pid w E5nee A, noreS EanGne
! E%";ef also a'aStsS ' Best '' 'i%a
purse. $1,000:
S Seii;a {t;ea rs'er Murphy> / j
Peter Nonia tCoX) ..... 3 .
NilGo. sunny Smiles and Mamie LOCK-
also started. Bcst time, 2:O5 IA
~ pace; three in five heats: purse.
The Problem tMurphy) ....l /
; 90 =; r. l., oraiino :.;..... !?
IaGk the Clipper. Dan iiedgewooi
ana Winlar Patch also started Fest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
CHARTEu ISSUED.

\ charter was issued by the state
Cooperation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Buildetile Manufacturing Corpora
ton. Norfolk, Va. Capital stock. $4,000
Purposes: manufacturing business
T.. w. Medic, president: j. 6. Cosby
secretary and treasurer-both OF Nor
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4aNS~sssk.t

tonight at the headquarters of the 81.
society. at Twelfth and Marsha,,
Streets.
NJ. J. Fuller and Roy r. Cabell veil,
be the speakers Of the evening. ara
will set on foot the drive toward III
$4,000 goal. Tho Virginia Cara,
Juvenile Orchestra will furnish Tho
music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
CONSIDER GAS RATE
special Meeting OF Council Committee
on Streets TO he Held this
AftcrnOOn,

y special meeting Of the Council
Committee on Streets has been called
for this afternoon a. o'clock. FOR the
purpose Of considering the petition OF
The Hcnrico County Gas Compan-
seeking an advance in rate to Sln5
net Cor Gas supplied TO residents of the
Eovth side.
III those interested in the nroposcd
resolution arc invited To he present 50
ihat all argument. pro and con. OF the
proposition may he heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
Ii fnrloncn-lIarIltnn
International League.

~ SHFNcusc = SNrhcuac. l!nltlmore
rain D0uhlo header tomorrow.
At Itprhost cr-Rochcatcr 10; Ring-
hamtOn, 30.
~ Huntio-B Buffalo >; Newark. G.
AZ Toronto-TorontO ia. Jersey
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TIGERS SHUT OUT YANKS
nv Associated rressl

!, DETROIT, July 3o-'Two extra base
hits by Cobb and Bolands effective
pitching enabled Detroit to win from
New York, 3 10 o. to-day. Cobb doubled
With two men on bases in the sixth
Inning and tripled in the eighth with
n man on third. Boland allowed the
visitors only four hits. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
iiustirGS Court:
Willie Macleod and Sarah Ann Sales.
city.
clyde f. Titus and Anna l. Cannon.
city.
William Robert Chenault. Caroline
County, Va, and Bessie NJ. Sharpe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
NATIONALS WIN SHUT-OUT
" Associated Press 7

CHICAGO July 3O.-A ninth inning
rally today gave Washington a S-to- o
victory over Chicago Cicottc weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
PATRIOTIC RALLY
Eiks to Launch War Savings Drive Mt
Meeting Called for Tonight mt
Their cnt.qunrtcrs.

For the purpose OF fuEthering the
War Savings campaign in this city.
mem hers Of Richmond Lodge. No. a..
II. +. O. f, Will hold a patriotic raliJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
TO MEET SATURDAY
President Tenor. OF National Ien-uc
Calls Club Owners TO New
York CITY.
fey Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. July Get was nm.
ciaily announced here to-day that
President Tener had called special
meeting of the National League base
bali club owners 10 be held at the
"acue's headquarters hero next sat
urlJY at 10 y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

SNOIN ~ IllllVES. y
Chicago .,....... - 0 O o 0 O %
summary: Huns--Shoiton. Judge. Mi
Ian. Two-base hits-l.cibold. Shotton.
Thrcc-bGSc hit-Shotton. Sacrifice hit
Milan. Sacrifice ny--Lavan. Left on
bases - Washington, ;; Chicago. g
Base. on balls-off Cicotte .: off Shaw.
. Struck oUt-hy Cicctte, ,; by
shaw, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

23oO Ingram Avenue. to cost sl25.
Julette Ii. Randolph. to repair frame
dwelling at 703 IL West Leigh street.
to cost $500.
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Cleveland.

'Batted for Dykes in ninth.
Slated for Dugan in ninth.
Wood out. hit by batted ball.
- Score by innings: =.
Philadelphia -. o OIL
Cleveland . o ! rs
Summary: Runs : Gardner Graney.
Chapman. Speaker. Roth (2l. Two-hase
hits = Gardner. MoAvoy T. NJ NJ Il Il,
ston. Roth. Sacrifice h.ts-Kopp 90,
dykes. McAvoy. Double plays-Dugan.
dykes and Burns. Left on bases
i'hila Ge!nhia, :; Cleveland. :. First on
: 1-ro-s-Clev"laNd, . Bases on balls
~ Watson. !: Of Erzmann, .. Hit by
p'tcne7-oy I.nzu1 ann. tJamicsou).
struck out-hv Watson, / by En-
mann. 5. VIA pitch-EnZUann.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
SMALL CROWDS REFLECT
CEREBRAL SENTIMENT

The crowds are far below normal
and tho figures cannot be ignored. Last
saturday the Red SON, playing Chicago.
which has always been one of the hest
drawing cities in The major leagues,
played before less than 1900 people ON
sunday there We're only Il few thOuSa nd
at the park.
The Yankees and Tigers PLAYED be-
fore less than thousand spectators in
Detroit yesterday, and the same sized
crowd TODAY.
In Cleveland. whore there should he
the best support. since the Indians are
within striking distance Of the pcnnant.
the Yankees played on Friday their
openinG game. 10 less than 1000 fans
Saturday brought out about 1000. ana
sunday for a scheduled double header
only 5000. Early in the season Clevc-
lana drew some OF the best crowds in
the American League circuit.
In the East the same condition en-
lists. The Giants drew less than 2.COC.
including uniformed men who were
admitted free. for yesterdays game.
IN l;rooklNn tho Dodgers drew only
few hundred yesterday. In Boston the
Braves, who drew such poor crowds at
the start of the season, are drawing
less now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

Detroit.

- ~ y
Batt+d for Pcckinpauph in seventh.
Batted for Walters in seventh
fBatted for Love in eighth
Score by innings: p
New York ...... o 0 0O oGO q %
Detroit .... Q 0 90 al x-a
=, urinary: Runs. Il. Jones, Neach C@).
Two base Vcach Cobb. pr.tt
rhrceba hit-Cobb. Sacrifice HIS
Harper. VIII Double Boiand
cohey and X Jones. Left on bases
rors-Ncw York. I; Detroit. !. Bases
on ba!ls-off Love. = of Boland. ;.
H:ts-of Love. 3 In innings; off Eo,r.
by Love, Warpcrp. STRUCK oIj,Ihv
Love. 3; by Bo!and. q Losing pitcher,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
JONES BETTER THAN FIVE
TBv AssoctataN Press-

ST. LOUIS. July SQ--Jones proved
better than five ST. Louis pitchers to-
day and Boston won. II 10 j. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
INDIANS TAKE BOTH ENDS
DEFEAT ATHLETICS HANDlLY
IN WELl-PlAYED CONTEST
Washington Shuts Out White Sox.
boston Beats Browns In
Swnt Orgy.
rBy Associated Press !

-. CLEVELAND. July 3o.-Fhiladelphia
lost to-days double header 10 Clevc-
land. to and 5 TO !. Baghy and Enz-
mann outpItchinG GreEE and Watson.
The games were devoid OF features.
hn
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st,ther, 10Th lain N,

FREMONT. NED. July 30
Stcchcr. former wrestling champin,'
and his brother. Anton. also "A wrcstlnr'
have enlisted in the navy. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

Good boarding places are Advertised
every day in the Want Ads in thi.
paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31

The Want Ads to-day conthtn IN.
scilins news for Tomorrow. Read ti,r
list of bargains offered ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-31
ATTENDANCE SMALL
BIG LEAGUE GAMES PROVE
OF SMALL DRAWING POWER
Tandem ppnrcutIy Has Lost Interest
In Pcnnnpt Race, md Playing
L. NccI,nnica,.
>'i'.-- YORK.. July 3O-IJ,

>'f. YORK. July 3o.---Unlcss some
III is done Immediately to revive
pu, ii, interest in baseball. the major
leagues viii not last until September
!. This becomes more and more GER
tain every day.
Instead OF receiving the stimulus
which was expected 10 follow the
definite settlcmynt Of the status OF the
game by Secretary Baker. the teams
have been going down, both in the
quality Of baseball and in the crowds
they arc drawing. Many Of the clubs
owners are willing to get out of il as
soon ms possible
Tho worlds series is nm in the air
The national commission has ap-
parCntly died Il natural death.
Random has lost interest in the
selves are performing on The diamond
In II mechanical sort of way. and seem
more interested in securing "cSSrntiar'
CnlDluNnpDt than in horplull
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STANDING OF THE CLUDS,
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Wash iugton at Chicago
Phiiadp. phin mt Cleveland
New York ut Detroit.
Boston at st. Lnuls.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Al games 'uostponcd: rnin.)
STA SEjlSG Sf| THE (I.IrnS

NNWIIS TU-NAY.
CinciInnti ut lphilntlclphiu
Chicago ut Boston.
St Louis at RroolIyD
pittsburgh at New York
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland. -: Philadelphia. (nrst Eamc).
Cleveland. >: Philadelphia. / (scConI
Eamc).
St. Louis. 4: Boston. IL.
Chicago. o: "nshtngt ton, g.
Nav NNr,. q: nctrnil