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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
sTRUNK'S HIT WINS GAME
ATHLETICS TAKE FIRST AND.
LOSE SECOND CONTEST, 6.2
Kinney Scores Three of PhiLnseIphin's
Five Runs In Opening Fray
and Hurts Good Ball

PHILADELPHIA. August S.-Strunk's
intcld single In tho thirteenth inning.
AFTER walker was purposely passed,
won the first game OF todays double
header for Philadelphia. 5 to 4. but
the second contest was Chicago's all
the way; score 6 to >.
Kinney scored three OF his teams
I've runs in the first game, and. after
jackson drove a home run over the
right-teld wall with Weaver on base
In the fourth Inning. pitched air-tiSht
ball. Leibold's double and Kopp's mun
OF Il. Collins fly In tho second inning
decided the second game. Lowermilk.
while Giraffe. held Philadelphia safe.
Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
WESTERGAARD WINS BOUT
axes TWO Falls From Gcrrlng, jim.
1itsn Expert In Fast Match AZ
broadway Arena

BY taking The SECOND ava 49, -,
. from Ccer.nG, last night. al thr Rrnad
way Athletic Arena, Gene Wcstcrg..rI
Won the fastest and most scicn,jtc
pout when the promoters have ~,
furnisncd since the opening Of Inc
open-air stadium NC
Gtering TOOK the frst fall in mr.,
minutes with Ju-J:tsu trim and bodv
LOCK; lie was an expert in his ne.
OF inc Jarancae trick holds Wcs,@r
faard TOOK tho SecoGd fall in fourteen
miWItes with a cradle by the arm and
les, and the th!rd fan in twelve min
utes with one Of ms powerful arm
locks. Gearing was forced 10 CIV
punishment from This hold
:. Joe Turner has challenged the win.
ner OF the match and will meet Wester
SE1rd 81 the Broadway next Thursday
In former match here Turner d.
ieated Wcstereaard. Ztkc Smith wIll
train with the Dane IN prepare ton for
the bout '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
SARATOGA RESULTS

Jessie. ioI (Erick,o nj. 10 to j. to 'i0 .to
!. Won; shellai.sh ii. los Murray. Il, TO
RUNNER. is to &. to- j. 'I ,n ia INC, los
.Timt 1908 IS. Val PARK Maid. hin B.np
T,hunderblrd. Rose..nl. Polntex. sand RIVE:
Link Roy Sadie u. Afro ran 's''
tandieop. about two miles nobsFt 'oci iiver'
Mon' k!nsatpwn .picE. rs (wiismsi. :? L;
10 a., - :: second: Northwood II:
h47Hn3'' ro 90 70 s wi,s 70 third time.
Third racs---s!I furlongs v.ncouv.-
~ u.ottus,. - TO !. TO /. 10 j. W.
rrt,on,I9nei ~ tF,,or,; cyen. to !. to
: % l. to ?. third Time. ia Is Yv.,..
rh II. For Fair. War Drive Rapid Dty'
ETanh Is. CrEpc, Sweeper. sun Dial II
Fourth race-Mechancsv!ile Handles,
" On h'i': i"tiuraiisi. lao !faIrhrothcri. ii
Va re Pam III isana;;. ~ 20 - second
V,,. to . r 1hrd Tine i:ssl.5. R+liy..
ffth race,-one mile and ,h-ee.sfS,.,n,h.
E:lio iot twiLal. to !. TO 5. cut. VOC:
:; out ~ sseond csp,.In iioase los (Row.n5.
SO Il TO out. third Time. 1875
SUI! .i.,h In r. d5mg 9!.o ;ssSSs -,
won. Graysian. 10 iNo!anj. 10 to 70 .,
j. Z to :, second: G!oria France. ITO tBut.
80 ~. HEAD over Heels. w H'ra d dims
A5ain and Nr Rata also ran
u:a 1ssn,h Il To,es E.PGn 200 ny. ,u5lonrs
O. won; Violet TIP. ioi tRoaln,on,. 70
r,,,, 10 t2 ;: second: kAIirolis,, iis
kiIIeorn Hasten, unirtrsai. CAPTAIN a.
COCK ant Genie w, Also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
AUSTRALIANS ON COURT
h''h ti"uhlc. Teams Win Matches In
srmi-Finnl OF Newport
Icnnih rOmrnn III G nj

NJ" PORT X. l.. August s-Appcar-
So "i fthe AUS t!al!an tennis PLAYERS
;no' ma l.. Brookcs Gerald Patterson
-, ~ '. IAoinas and Randolph Lycet:,
ms ,Aiternoon in doubles and PLAYING
~ INC semi -hnals OF singles car. or
IN inc day. divided the interest OF Inc
gallery at the Newport Casino.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
REDS WIN OPENING FRAY
REUTER- WILD, BUT GREAT
SUPPORT BRINGS VICTORY
Three Hits and Two Insnes or Pack
nrd In First. Gives Leaders
Decision Over Phillics.
INV Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI. August S.-The Gin
clnnati team won the first game Of
their series with Philadelphia by
punching three hits with two passes
off Packard in the first inning and
Packard pitched great ball. only one
man getting past first base off him
IN the last seven innings.
Ecuthcr was Wild walking six men
and WAS HI, freely. but great support.
prevented Philadelphia from tying the
score. He was relieved by Ring In The
eighth. The general play of Daubert
at first base and kopf ut short stop
were the fielding features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
YANKEES, 6; BROWNS, !.
fBy Associateo pr.-,

NEW YORK. August s.-New York
made it two out OF three games from
st. Louis here today, winning the last
game OF the series, TO l. Mosridge
pitched strong game. except in the
seventh inning, when ST. Louis punched
hits Jacobson. who mado three sin
giles and a double in four times At
hat. has hit safely in his last four
teen games, getting thirty-t~o hits in
MY seven times at bat. for an aver
age Of sol Baker hit his tenth nome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO. August s-A
pan on all baseball pools was placed
IN the city today by Prosecuting At
torncy George W. Sheppard In an
bouncing his decision 10 s;op the poois
the prosecutor stated that he had re.
ccived 20 many complaints against
their operation that unless the pr.c-
tee was stopped he would call a spe-
cial grand jury to investigate Their
operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
COOLERS BEAT BUILDERS
SECOND STRAIGHT GAME
Lnrisey. PetcrsburE HurIer. In Fine
Form aud Allows Newport News
Only Five Singles.
Especial to The Times-Disps

TSpeClaI 10 The Tlmcs- Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, August s.
Petersburg made II two straight this
evening by defeating Newport News
IN "A game in which the outfield starred
for the home team. and the infielder,;
for the visiting team. Larisey, Tor
the home team, was In ine form, al
lowing the visitors but five scattertd
sing les. kuntz for the visitors, was
touched UP for a two Dagger and clchI
singles. Wood and Blackwclrs Stick
work was responsible for two OF tho
runs made by Petersburg. while iha
only run scored by the visitors in
the ninth inning was duo TO two bases
on balls and a single by kuntx. Tho
score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals SIS s . Totals 50 s Z
,Bat,od for Noyes in ninth.
Score

Chicago .............2 o o q q 90
sum aTy: Two.h base ht$--Le hold.
Strunk. Threc-haSo hits-Wslker. stolen
hsScS--Jaclson. Felsch Burns Wit. Sarri.
hHe hit-Weayer Sacrifice nies--Gamdii.
/" Turncr; Perkins 10 Thoma.. 1T. IGm on
baseS-ChicaEo. S; Philadelphia. 4 Rase
on hals-Rogcrs. =: kcrhcher. .. Noyc.
!. Hits of Rogers. in =; Korschcr /
In :; NoHcs. none in. { Hi, by pitcher
l.owdcrmtlk: Strunk. kopr. Struck out-by
Rogers. J; kerschcr, /: Noycs. l.: Lowder-
milk, S. Wild pitch-I.owdcrmilk. Losing
pitchcr-Roscrs.
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Planter. Defeated, 1911.

The Federal Reserve team defeated
the Planters nine in a loosely played
game at Byrd Park yesterday after
noon by tho score of Is 10 II
The features of the game were the
pitching of .Nerill and the hitting Of
Van Pelt. Burnham and Brock for the
winners. Wood carried away the glory
Tor Planters, by getting a three bag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
PIRATES, 8; DODGERS, O
IBy Associated Pr.ss.1

PlTTSBtRG. August S.-Cooper held
the Brooklyn team 10 one hit, a triple
by Olson N the first inning Of today's
game and the Pirates won 3 to 0. The
locals punched two hits against Ma
mauN with an error Ill the third in
n.ng that produced two runs. In the
seventh. With Two men out a double
and Two singles followed, which scored
the third run Smith pitched the
eighth inning for Brooklyn.
Score
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ST. Louis.
Totals -. IS Totals ..3T 4l3
'Bat;ed for Shotten In nth.
Ran for Lavan in ninth.

Boston ......... ( n . "a I M
ST. Louis .....c q q n q n n -"
summary: rwo-base hits--rhorpc Mann
Maranvilie. Shotton. Threc-basc hits
1rnorpc. }; Smith. Stock. Home run-Mann
sacrifice hi;S-Holke i. e. Smith Doub,n
piay--Rawinss to Holke. Left on bases
Boston. 4; ST Louis. .. Basr on balis-o.f
Demarec, ); Schupp. g. Hitby pitcher
D. Schurr. Holke. Struck ou,-by Dc
mare /: Schupp. e. Wild pitch-Schupp.
Losing ritchcr-Schupp
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FIRST GAME


R fhiiaie q Q Q c'a GGs
summary: Two-hasc hits. Collins.
Schalk. kopp. Homo run--Jackson. Sacri-
nee hitS-Felsch. kopp. Double piay-E.
bascs-Chicago. 5; PhiIadclphia. Is Base
III oa5ti-a sssF her u mons Sna oSy p
seventh; Kerr. in sl.3. Hit by pitcher
by Kerr. Burns; 10y Kinney, McMul.cn
Losing nitChCr-kcrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
-. Paul. ,: Toledo. |.
Milwaukee. 4; Columbus. l.
Minneapolis. 3: Louisville. l.
Indianapolis. S; Kansas City, )
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 81; Reading, 40.
Rochester. ,: Newark l.
Jersey CITY. SIS: Einghamton. ia
Baltimore. S: Toronto. 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 3 Nashville, !.
Chattanooga. s; Birmingham. 5
New Orleans-L!,tle Rock. rain
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Petersburg.


SCOTT by InninEa: r
Newport News ........0 O o o O q n -
Po;ersburah O q
summary: rwo;base hit-Riackwen
flee hits-Donnely. Whitcrar. kuntz Bss,
on 6aiis-on l.ar,sey, q OF kun,z J. Lett
IN by pitched bali-Purceii Crosby. s,rucE
ou,Lby i.arsey. 4; by kuntz. 3 Wild
Umpire Walsh '''''
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Portsmouth.
Suffolk.


SUFFOLK II.
Portyr;outh -"
HS'"itthrN HdcrirC- hits-krauor o,d
h.sss Iio,,n b SIs-- Bangs. Piacs Lief, on
nsshos-- .ortsiNoul p. s SuHolk Z DouhIr
ing % Ecrnes &" Roney: RlarE Is
iineS mn 10 MHnch STRUCK out-by Pos,
tuuE ing tE A!rkHRdtr = R;isEs m
6A'i7Te! Pss; by King hv AicX.r,;oIrr'
Jio,,,r|..'si h.m ihil by Alexander pcrct
ap.nsndier M'd eh h, IS, i King j..
rings IN King in : ia c,r =. IN
.. L"Ilns ni'ch.r--Post Tine q. g Hs,".
10 Umpire Mcnamara 20 saint
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Richmond.
Norfolk,


Broun P3ol. 60 .n.ofse nitsIBaihnscr
sshwartz stol-h. ssesi4Carroll Rall,nr,r
snssmnarn' .i4cilhan. Sacrifice his
ocnH,afth. Shan payne" Carroll Sac,ifc,
ny 10! Doubi. r!ays--Mc!s 10 Baliinrsr
70 Scn"art< Lcft on hasts-RichnlonJ 10.
.H"eeolh 10 Basc on bslls--on Nantr =
On a,S scsn,on oH Meis. Hi,s--oT N.piGr,.
: by Scanlcn. 8 hv MciS rirn 81 sn,cr
} IS tmpiro-M c,irew ''s " sN"e
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Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.


Score by innings: Il
Philadelphia ......O 0 O @ n %
Cincinnati ............4 . o VI
Summary: Two-base hits-Ncalc Black
enrne. i.gde-us. stolen hasc--kopf Double
nhladophia, .: Cincinnati, >. Rasc on
"a, iI.,.kue ihcr, g; Packard :. Hits--oH
Rucihcr, in : IS: Ring. none in l q
Struck oui-hv Ructhcr. |: Packard. J.
Winning nltchcr--k euGlcr.
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BROOKLYN.


Totals .27 Totals ..2s 5 o
.Eatcd for Mamaux In eighth
SCnr" hy innings; II
SiookIvn .....,....o q o a q %
PIT nur-h .-...........n q ~ n n ! q -
summary: Three base hit-oison stolen
ishursihr 'F Rsse on On has y
3 o. Coonsr. =. Iiits--on Mamsux. : in
:. OF smith in l. Hit hy pitchcr-hv
smith tChrcvb. by Coorcr 6Mversl Struck
"utIhy MamauN. ;. by Cooper . Losing
piChcr--NanlxuA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
SUFFOLK BEATS TRUCKERS
Hubes Land On Post md King for S,n.
Hfs and Win by = 10 .
Count.
Srecial 10 The Times. Dispstch.

rpRT SMotTH. VA, Angus; s.-Suf.
mouth today. when they iumpc5 an
iost and King for nine hits and -
10Y! o. I'VE runs Portsmouth was
who pitched Ike his namcsake ~ ~.
big league. III 'he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
VIRGINIA. LEAGUE.
RESCLTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 9; Richmond. I.
PETERSBURG. 8; Newport News. 1.
Suffolk, s; Portsmouth,. =.
GAMES TODAY.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Newport News at Petersburg.
suffolk AFT Fort smotitl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

to win the game. The final score was
Q to 4 and the victory puts Boston into
sixth place. After the first inning
Schupp gave only four hits. but his
wiidness paved the way for four more
of the Boston runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Cleveland
Boston.
Totals IS 81 Totals .3i1


Srore by Innings: n
Cleveland .......,n o q n n -;
Boston ..... n q q n q n III
-, IN IN , Y. Sacrihc, htts-c;a rdnc-
W.mo.Eanss; Gran.y, Wit, Metira~'
Mrlnn!s to Schans. LEI; on b,S.s--C!cve.
land {! BoS,on, >. Base on baiIe-on
'ovclc:Sic, 5: Jones. g. McC;-ar .. Hits
on Jones. IN g. McGraw = In s. HIT by
piichcr-oy Jones. WAmbsEanss: by Coycir.
skte. Ruth. Struck out--by CovelcSkie
Wild pitch-Jones. Lo,ins pttchcr-Mc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Totals 20 Totals . 81 6
'Bat:cd for Snyder in eighth.
Ran for DOVE IN eighth.

>GoEC y! innings.
New York ...........o o o %
Chicago .............2 q n S-s
summary: Two base hit-Herzog. Three
base h!i-Fiack. stolen hascs-Faick. ..
Hol!ochcr. Double plays-tlctchcr TO IA i-d
{" chase: Zimmo rman to Chase TO Fletcher.
Lett on baSeS-New York. 3; Chicago. 3
hase on oalls-Nehf, ;; Hendrix, . Hit
ny pitchsr-by Hendrix. Chase. Struck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
INDIANS, 5; RED SOX, q
LRy Associated Pro-

BOSTON. August s.-rIcveland took
the last game OF the series to 4
today, the winning run coming IN the
ninth. when McCraw walked Cove
leskte. Grancy sacrificed and Chap.
man singled
Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 5: Boston. {.
game thirteen innines).
New York. 6; 81. Louis. 1.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago Mt Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis Mt Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rittshurah. 3: Brcoki,n, o.
chicago. B: Now York. o.
Bonton. 0; st. Louis. !.
GAMES TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN Mt Pittsburgh
Philadc inhin mt Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston ut ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
Purse. 1895
tThres Heats,)

RsNcii66ss " y, p n ~ Wii!y Fran dH.drieh
c. AhMi" F:s,S, rr VI n by Amar -McK,nn.v
Isl. ~ nhndcS. blk bv Nelson Ma-z,.y..
p Nick.rsham Hartford
lndiauApoli- - ram
\, oCo,nc!i snaico,t ." Ma'o"e: P.
,.i.tLTi x, = M. nv i5n ron rood King: IN,
Mummy stables. pOurhNonus.o "a
~ AHl Chimes. hr N nv Council rb,,,.
nc Mur'hv STABLES. rouchkoc ns-
F."nNs 10 m. br Simon Aywor,by.
',H'r" IL Crouch. I.aFavcttc. Ind "
Har1tr ny MrEwsn: Eucone n
= "; 4 w nagk III Sy EXPRESSIVE Mack
rf HigThi.n m,, I"1.,e hN NJ, BY Tn. Abser
r ;iitnIFGr Boy, T. Z. bv Ma tor e. s T.
6; So.omG Z, Roy. !. Nv. Col Roberts
Sunhurn Pointer hv sidney POINTER, u,,
9 Toledo. 49, '''''N
S,mbej s Forest. br bv svr,o,,,
i1hn lIanlty Detroit '''"'ee
sq n.y. SooT,s R,raau 'N''''1S' Is
We Eem:ns Cali. Ont, "'''' 'o''''F'
We Fleming. Gait ON, ~ =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
BRAVES, 9; CARDINALS, a

ST LoUlS August s.-schupn.
pitching his first game for St Louis
got of TO a poor start and Boston made
almost enough runs in the first inning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

g LOUIS .............o o o o o d
Sum- ary; Two-base hits---Jacobson
run Baker, Sacrifice h.t-Pipn. Double
blays-Aust'n Bronkie and Sislcr. Pratt and
Plpp Left on bates-New York 5: ST
Louls 6 Bases on halln--oh Gala Hit
~ pitcher-Galita tpipp) Struck out--by
MOEridEc. o BY Gillia. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

ming. '
Score:
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Fur. A..Snn

pIr.ctuE? j.. Blk 5. BY Chamh..,in: tn,
Sta eie. Pourhkeersi. y r
Miss Harris NJ, m. ~ Peter the Great.
Paul Kuhn. Tc-re Hautc
SlnEis @, b. 8. by Anderson Wilkes
Alien BIOS, indianapolis
hn;seii Boy h g, by Eusticpa,ner. Ellie
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

looking at John Robinson's if there
we're not name on wagon nor a
streamer to proclaim the fact. 1t is
all circus and it is an exceptionally
good circus. The John Robinson cir
Gus has no apologies to make to any
one, but every man connected with
the organization has reason to be
proud of his connection and of his
part in creating such general salts
faction with the performances"
The John Robinson circus this yeai
the 95th of its existence, is larger
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27
GOV. cANTUS TROOPS TO
AID SEARCH FOR AIR MEN

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 25.-All Of
the troops of Gov. Estaban Cantu in
Lower California. have been ordered
to help in the search for Lieuts. Ce-
ell H. Connolly and Frederick B. Wa
terhouse, army aviators, who have
been missing since last Wednesday
and are believed to be lost in the
mountains of Lower California or the
desert bordering the California gulf
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

there is such an old time flavor to
the John Robinson shows that 1t
would hardly be fitting to speok OIL
them unless one should fall into the
old time language of the heralds that
used to set every country boy on hls
good behavior until the arrival Of the
great day and make him run away
from home if his parents prevented
him from going early and staying
late.
"The older persons who VISITED
the show would know that they were
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

and better than ever. Four railroad
trains are used to transport the show,
the employees number into the hun
dreds, there are 500 beautiful, sleek
coated horses and the performances
are given in a huge tent that COM
fortably seats 10000 people. The
tent is sun and rain proof and Is
equipped with modern ventilating
and sanitary system,
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27
IoHN ROBINSON SHOWS
AWAKEN OLD MEMORIES

Concerning the big John Robinson
.;..ns which comes to HOpkinsville
sant. end the New Orleans Times
Picayune, the Oldest and pest AhO t,,a
newspaper in the South, pays th !.
sol,o1,;no tribute: "John Robinson'
+sntsd aggregation Of celebrities
gathered from all quarters Of e IN.
sartb. IS A REAL CIRCUS. The first
few words are used advised'y' Ou'
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27
TO REDUCE ARMY TO
225,oOO IN SEPTEMBER

Washington, Aug. 26.-The pres
ent rate Of rehabilitation makes it
certain that the army win be reduced
to 225,O0O by Sept. 80, the war de-
partment announced today. The es-
timated strength of the army Aug.
10, was 461,S90 officers and men.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

William Warheld has returned
from overseas and is here on visit.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

Eleventh District. N. Meadows,
jamestown, Russell county.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-27

De the most discouragng conditions and the increasing CO
p and labor we have assembled the largest stock Of furs we
had When we teyou that these self same garments vii
m e,e from per cent to recorder you will perhaps
stand The significance Of our August prices
Every piece an approved style fur has been carefully
ed and made every price much lower than will be later on
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-21

door He had two quarts of Whiskey,
u package of tobacco and Sc cents
which he had taken from the register.
lie will eb presented before the court
this (Monday) morning on charge
of breaking and entering.
Easter Sunday was observed in
Willin1antic by special sermons and
special programs of music in all the
churches which were elaborately dec
grated with palms and flowers. In
some of the churches references were
made to the soldiers of the town of
Windham who gave their lives in the
world war.
At the annual meeting Of the Wilt
mantle Building and Loan Association
the report for the years business
showed the association to be in a
| fourishing condition and satisfactory
| to those interested. officers elected
were; President, George E. Stiles;
vice president. Herbert r. Chappell;
! treasurer. William y. Potter: secre :
tary, James. P. Mustard: directors, D.
| W. C. Hill, Frank Larrabee, Patrick
| McDermott William A. Buck, Ed
gar E. Bass, Jeremiah E. Sullivan
Frank M Smith, John c. Lincoln
Harry W. Standish. John T. Carr
! Nelson 4. Daniels, E. P. Chesebro
Hollis H. Lyman. Jay NJ. Shepard ano
i George c. Coon.
Auditors. John E. Brick, Herbert D
| Pollard and Fred A. Sanderson.
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WILLIMANTIC
Norwich Bulletin WilIicsantic Office,
q Church St. Telephone 1o5.
What Is Going On Tonight.

Independent Order of Foresters
Court Fabre. No. 3495. meets at %
Jackson street.
Knights of Columbus, San Jose AS
sembly, No. IA. meets in opera house
block.
Knights of Pythias. Natchaug lodge,
No. %. meets in Odd Fellows hall.
Woodmen of the World, Willimantic
Camp, No. rs. meets in w. c. T. L.
hall on Valley street.
A most interesting and enthusiastic
meeting of the general committee,
team captains and canvassers was
held Sunday afternoon in the Cham
Der of Commerce rooms in connection
with the campaign drive for the fifth
or Victory loan which in Willimantic
is to start this (Monday) morning at
3 O'Clock The meeting lasted two
and a quarter hours and if the en-
thusiasm and interest shown by those
present is kept up during the cam
paign, there is no doubt whatever but
what Nillinantic will go over the top
with a whiz and q bang. The meet
ing was called to order by Chairman
IL. c. Lathrop. The minutes of the
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HOW TO SAVE ON SHOES

"Out of curiosity I tried a pair of
Neolin Soles, writes w. P. Macartney
of St. Louis, land today, after five
months of hard service fail to notice
any real signs of wear on them"
This statement points the way to
real economy in shoes. What your
shoes cost, by the year, depends largely
on how the soles wear and Neolin Soles
do wear very long time. Moreover,
they are exceedingly comfortable and
waterproof-scientifically made to be
exactly what soles should be and so
worn now by millions.
They are available everywhere On
new shoes and for residing. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Company, Akron, Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to
outwear any other heels.
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WELLINGTON

George V. Smith entertained two
men from Detroit last week.
Mrs. Huse of Westford is spending
a few DAYS with Mrs. w. c. Ruby.
Miss Phyllis Ryder of Hartford &C
cornpanied by Miss Marion Butterfeld
was home over Easter.
Mrs. Carrie Hemmeler and two chill
dren have been visiting relatives i'll
New York.
Frank Holub. discharged from Camp
Devens. has gone to work for the Hall
Co. as painter.
There was prayer meeting at the
chapel on the hill Friday evening.
Miss Edith Cushman is home from
the Johnson hospital, Stafford
Springs, after an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Clarence E1dredge was called to
Rockville as one of the jury at the
April session of court.
Irene Vanasek is i'll.
Miss Pauline Chalker. who Is teach