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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
SUMMER STUDENTS TIRE
NEAR MIDDLE OF SESSION
Enrolment Now Uns Dropped to Nor
muI and Pupils VIII Conclude
Course.

The seven white and four colorcd
vacation schools of Richmond, which
started five weeks ago with AN enroll
mcnt of $500 pup!ls, have fallen off on
an average Of 100 pupils week. which
is not an unusual proceeding, according
10 school officials.
The enrolment has now reached
normal ana for the NEXT three week s
the schools will probably show only "A
sight falling off. since the pupils who
have stuck so far evidently intend 20
remain through the nine weeks of the
session and set all the benefits to he
derived from the extra work where
there is a grade 10 be made or where
pupils failed 10 make certain classes
on final examinations.
OF the present enrolment OF 1924
pupils who are attending tho seven
white vacation schools in Richmond
and tho S5S who are attending the four
colored schools, John Marshall leads
With an enrolment of SEQ. the largest
enrolment which it has ever had in a
vacat ion school.
Ernest Shawcn. principal of Belle
vue School, is principal of John Mar
shall vacation school. while j. r Bin
ford. second assistant superintendent
OF the Richmond City Schools, has
charge of all the vacation schools OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
NEGRO BAPTISTS ELECT
General Association In Session Here
Chooses Officers for Ensuing
Year.

Rev. T.. ID. Lewis retired from the
presidency of the General Baptist AS
ISOLATION. coiorcd. in session in sharon
BAPTIST church mere. DR.. Lewis. who
rrtired ON account Of physical disabil-
ny. is succeeded by Rev T.. W. Will
liams. -. -, of Norfolk.
The other officers elected we're:
Roy G. II. Johnson. Bristol; NJ n.
Williams; Manassas: j a. Martin.
MiddlescH County; T.. NJ Long. Char
iottcsNille: w. ". Crowley. South Bos-
ton. vice presidents; j. 4 Rrinklcv.
Smithfcid. recording secretary: NJ O.
CruX, kcysvillc. s:atistician: c. w.
G"odc: panviiic. treasurer; X. j. I.anrs-
ton. Norfolk corresponding secretary:
+ w Cook, Cape Charles. auditor:
T. j. Mosby. chairman educationa
board; W. 4. Johnson. u. D.. Richmond
editor Baptist Headlight: H.. Payne
Richmond, chairman foreign mission
board
Rev. w. H. Jcrnarin addressed tho
afternoon session. He is president OF
The National Negro Congress. Rev w
T. Johnson reported on the educational
question. In Mt. Zion Church Mrs
Johnson spoke TO a meeting of 500 col.
ored women. Professor w t. RddIck
Of the negro high school. Portsmouth
also spoke at the afternoon session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
MACKAY MAKES STATEMENT
ASSERTS Return of Property VIII CDusc
:" Fer Cent seduction
In Rates.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The following
,n''rNl"w Was given out by President
Mhckay 10 the press today:
IN accordance with IT'S promise TO
~" p"h1lc IN" Postal Telegram Cable
Company at midnight tonight viii nv
|,ute ''irErarh rates throughout The
u''tu states 20 per cent. hy cutting
~ IN" :" per cent increase which
'.,,Sl, ,en"ral Burl"son put into
NPtli liucludinr leased wircsp
~ feSinrinE rates to watch they werc
- IIfc Mr. Hurl"sou seized tha lines
IN d"inE this "" wish to state thai +
'"N.S ana 'Npcnscs continue 10 il,.eas,
VIII b" necessary for IN.
20 ask the Indulgence of thr
"nN"he!hS tc!cErdph rates f. b.
"'l" OF Il par Of this % per cent
J." "fIgr I" continue 10 give ias, Ser
,..,.i,, ~. present rates on in,erstatc
ror ~, ,,, 60" MI not he disturbed
D.sc r,., W expect TO reduce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Coal and Coke Company, at Black :
MOOD. ana e. II. Neal, general mana = a.
OF the Red Raven Ash Coal Company
al haven, came to Richmond yesterday
from the southwestern part OF the
state for a conference with the Nir-
ginia Industrial Commission.
IN" conference was held In the rooms
OF the commission in tho Presbyterian
publishing House. on Sixth Street near
Main.- Chairman 4. II. Tucker. OF tn.
commission. presided. and the two
other members, &. q. kizcr and c. y
Ntzhugh,. We're also present
The purpose Of the conference was
TO effect better understanding be
tween the big coal operators and the
Virginia Industrial Commission reia-
tive to safety rules and other details
arising under the operation of the
workmen's compensation act, passed by
the last General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
TRY TO OBTAIN SUGAR
anu "n>Hmcrs' Protective
Associations Prepares 10
Take Action

i,a"ns Of Church nm attended an
.l'"s '"7'ic meeting Of the Rcnters'
ii'' 'rnslmers' Protective Association,
-, 4" ,"r auditorium Of Springfield
,n''. iast n.ght The organization
now hmmhers over zoo paidmp mem
o.lS Ine president and other sneak.
,'adirsscd The meeting last nigh,
81 living iu Mchmond. ''7" 'o''
,.'feT was read from Congress-
nan rio2l giving Information relative
w. Ur!I- % portion Of The surpiis
49,, under ih" control of IN. WA
,epartin,nt and the association wiIl
~ ono" ih,.' steps to secure. a s,.nni,.
Tor the benefit 20! the mcmbors '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
MORE CITIZENS SEND AID
FOR WIDOW AND CHILDREN
Relief Fund Seeks Help for Mother
who Supports Seven Little
Ones.

More aud more people every day are
hcarkennS TO the appeal for aid which
is being made by The Times n ispa oh
relief fund in behalf OF widow. who
since the death OF her husband has
hcen obliged 10 care for and support
seven little children. To the public
the unfortunate little woman, who lost
her husband about one years ago,
when he Was killed while at his work
is known as Case No. !.
Checks sent To The Times Dispatch
relief fund for Case No. / will go to
help this widow. y sum has been
decided upon which the Associated
Charities. which has investigated and
recommends this case, believes will he
adequate to provide for her and the
family until such time as the older
children are able TO aid by seeking
employment.
lust now II is the aim of The Times
Dispatch relief fund, which is making
the appeal in behalf of the Associated
Charities, 10 Keep the children in school
and see that they have sufficient food
and clothing. The oldest child is four
teen years and the youngest seven
months.
Each d3 The Gifts arc ocl.pnu.Iodroa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
COAL OPERATORS HERE
confer With Industrial Commissions 8,
I" safety Rules Under COM
pcnSatiOn Act

Ralph TasGart. general manager of
Inc Ston"Sa Coal and Coke Company.
wan meadpuarters at Big Stone Gan:
!: ~ aGeart general manager of the
norton coal and Coke COMPANY with
headquarters at Norton: Il. J. CreycI
inS, general manager Of the Rlackwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
JUDGE RHEA UNANIMOUS
Commission CHAIRMAN
Major Forward Nominatcs Senior
Member to Preside Over
Corporation Body.
r.. E. WILLIAMS RESIGNS POST
New Head Has Served Since 1908 rs
Successor to Former Governor
Henry &. Stuart-}Ias Been Scrv-
ing State for Thirty-Four Years.

Judge William T. Rhea. senior mem
Der of the State Corporation Commits
sion. was unanimously elected chair
man of that body yesterday, with the
re -organizat lion inciGcnt To the return
OF Major Alexander Forward from the
Balkan states.
The election of Judge Rhca marked
a new note of harmony IN the commits
sion. IL having been the first time since
the elevation of Judge Robert X. Prem
It's TO the position that a cha irman has
not been Obliged to vote for himself
in order to secure election. The pre-
ccdent was set by Colonel Christopher
Il. Garnett and followed by r. Il. Will
liamS.
II. Il. Williams Resigns
Nomination of his senior collca que
OF the commission was the first ac; OF
Major Forward when he assumed yes
terday morning the duties OF his Office
after an absence since last October
with the Balkan Red Cross Commits
sion. under LieutenantC Colonel Henry
w. Anderson.
with the appearance of Major For
ward in the offices of the comm ISIS ION.
r. r. Williams. who was named by
Governor Westmoreland Davis TO MI
the vacancy caused by Major Forward s
absence and who was subsequently,
elected chairman of the commiss on,
automa tically relinquishcd the dutie
of his office. 1t is understood that he
will resume the practice OF law a.
Grundy.
Long Public Service
The commissions new chairman
came to the body in 1905 as the sue
cessor of former Governor Henry G.
Stuart. He has heecn almost contiu-
uously in the service OF the state for
the last thirty-four years. serving rs
judge OF the Corporation Court OF Br!S-
toll as Judge OF the county court OF
Washing on. as State Senator. as Rep
r!esentative. in Congress from the
Ninth Virginia District and as chair
man of the Virginia Debt commiss ion.
Mrjor Forward has been on the com
mission since February. 1918. having
been named by Governor stuart dur
ing his term Of office from 1914 to 1918.
The other member OF the comm ISIS ion
is Berkeley n. ADAMS. Of Charlotte. who
was appointed by Governor Davis to
i'll out the unexpircd term of Colonel
Christopher T. Garnett. after tho res
gnation OF :. L. Luptou. Of Winchcs-
ter Mr.. Adams who will he unop7osed
for the Democratic nomination in
the August primary, will stand a the
party's nominee for regular term be-
ginning next February.
judge Rhea's torn as chairman will
expire next February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

y IL. Dickerson was fined $40 in Police
'"utt Yesterday for uarkinE his automop!ic
"!ihih less ihan ten icvt OF TIE plug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
PLAN RURAL "Y" WORK
Citizens From inrious Scction. of SIM.
tath"r Here for
Conference.

Sessions OF the " e. : rura, ,,,,,.
State conference" viii pe hell ,ndry
the chapel Of the Pres ytcr#au piIbil.,..
ton committee on Syth stree, eli
zens from various parts Of Virginia
VII! cons!der prpGrtm to be ru, or
by the Y " G. a throughout rur.i
Virginia The mcciInE TO-DAY $ lIudn,
the lendcrship of r. ~ Carrington
Among those VINO VIII attend the
meeting arc
J. Wilson smith. norfolk
Ambrose Pare. iyuchburg
j. III. CrciFhtou. Ituarohc
y. NJ. P"Iuypackrr p-tarsNurr
A s. Arnold Portsmouth
u. Is. schultz. ...N!ugr.u
Edwin k"ttIc. DanvIIo
+, w Helm Jr pefrrsburr
.. Y. Marks Roc 1OEr
:. J.. Thomas. Richmond
p. Is. Ecnn. ScwroTt News
). 5. Ford. Newport News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Robert IL. Thomas. charged in Police
Court with passing a number OF worthless
'H'IhS. yesterday waived examination anu
was sent ON 10 the grand Jury OF the
Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Forty witnesses had been summoned In
the suit of Naomi DRESSER against the
Virginia Railway and Power ,Compunv in
yosterdav The piaintin alleges she '' s u.s.
iaiu-d SI5,Col DAMAGES by personal injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Lieutenant J. W. Gcrrluc. .So7 Floyd Ave
nut. Is home after having served IN France
nearly "a year. lie WAS assistant provost
MARSHAL at La SaIrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Plans have bccn filed bv the Export Leaf
tobacco Comuany FOR a three -story brick
m!II ana construction factory to he erected
at the southwest corner OF Leigh and LON
Dardy Streets. The cost Will be l.j 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

BUYERS and BARGAINS met Yesterday 1T
noon III City Hall, when sale was made of
irnnks and hand bags which We're seized
hN tho police from persons charged with
carrying liuuor IN them. Clerk Bcnialnn
Tucker. of Police Court presided at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

According 10 itS custom. tn. Advertisers
Club vii! meet today n ! o'clock in the
business Mems club. hold its monthly
rect bv-matl COPY Will be led by .. u
FRANKIE Criticism OF general publicity Viii
be led by Il ROY Dudley. Jr The copv is
submitted by tho southern Bargain House
and ArnEnm Cnffnc L'nMmAmN. resneriiNciy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

through Richmond TO their homes Mi
arrive here within the ne%,, few DAYS over
the Sea board Air Line. These men have
seen service against the Reds In Russia.
rhe trains VIII stop here for only few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

August Is was Sc, IN Police Court ycster-
day as the date for the hearing OF the
case OF W. d Lane. CHARGED with viola
;ion Of the prohibition laws. According to
The police. they. loHated a small still IN
Yesterday, a quantity OF mash being with
the fit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01
Remnant Day.
N0zU-MOre Than EUer-Menns
Bargains in Seasonable Goods

This day-Friday August ls-for the first time this
emphasizes the imperative need of immediate of all
weather merchandise whether
goods be Remnants broken full Although
there still weeks and weeks which summary things will be
desirable for already the beginning display the
earlier Fall and in things
to be grow hosptabe things that
By visiting the days-today especalyyou
doubt will discover what effort putting forth
lines rapid acceeration which
sured by the application of SPECIAL. REDUCED PRICES!
And visit the store mustevey part Of where
able stufs sold 1t would like
away-m the light Of such extraordinary values.
MILLER G. RHOADS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
LIFE
SAVING, ARE Boys
ny" WORK FEATURES

Members Of the boys department
OF the Y. M. c. A. are showing great
enthusiasm over the ping pong and
pool tournaments which Russell Crabb
boys director, has arranged for them
Thtrty-two boys have signed up for
the tournament. The tournament Is
now under way and matches are
played every day and night. Accord
ing to the "dopesters" the champion
ship lies between four boys. Norman
Johanning, William Brady, Robert
Powell and Wilmer Babylon.
The pool tournament has also Gre
ated a great amount of enthusiasm
and about 80 boys have signed to
enter the tournament Games are
now being played. Howard Mullen
and William Marshall are reputed to
be he sharks" who have the greatest
chance of winning The winners will
be given prizes.
Life Saving Tests Announced
Crabb announces that the boys de-
partment will be opened on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings
from to II a. m, on Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoons from
to D. m, and on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday nights from to 9
Crabb further says that handsome
sterling silver watch fob will be giver
to any member who qualities in the
life saving tests. Up to date two
seniors, George Eversman and Ru
dolph Knode, are the only ones to
qualify.
The qualifications for the tests are:
Dive into water from 7 to 10 feet deer
and bring to the surface 10-pound sane
bagbag; swim 200 yards, the first 100
yards on the back using only the fee1
as motive power, the arms and hands
to remain stationary, and the next 100
yards with any stroks: demonstrate
on land five methods & reviving g
rescued person; demonstrate in the
water two methods OF revival; rescue
and tow person Of OVID weight for 6
distance Of twenty yards, using two
different strokes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
HURLERS MAY Be
TROUBLESOME TO
MANAGER MORAN
With Only Four Slabmen Pat
Expects Difficulties-Reds
Confident of Victory.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-with both
teams full OF confidence, New York
and Cincinnati start Wednesday at
ternoon on the biggest series that the
Eeds have participated in for a num-
Der OF years, for on the outcome OF
the three days series, during which
six games will be played, Manager
Moran's chances Of driving in another
pennant winner are balanced.
The Reds hit New York last night,
and with the exception Of six first
string pitchers, an asset that Is vi
tally important in such a series as 10
now pending, they have all that the
Giants claim, and a little more, in.
GLIDING a lead on the Giants OF four
and one-half games.
Throughout the circuit, fans and
players are picking the Reds to cep
the penant. and figure on the six
games at the polo grounds during the
next three days to decide the Giants
fate for the season.
The Reds have had little success
this season on the polo grounds. win
ming but one contest in four played.
They have split even with the Giants
on the other games played. however.
and Manager Moran hopes that he will
be able to even the score all around
by the double header series.
Four First String Pitchers.
With the exception Of his pitching
staff, Pat has entire confidence and
expects little difficulty In holding
Protest John and his crew. The Reds
have only four first string pitchers,
and these probably will be used up
during the first two days, leaving the
final day Of the contest one Of doubt
as far as pitchers are concerned.
Fans are looking for RUDE Bressler
70 enter one Of the contet.
RUDE was withdrawn from the out
field stan Of the Reds last week. and
started training to get back on the
hill again. He is anxious to pitch, and
claims that he will show the Giants a
few things about twirling that they
have yet to learn.
Manager McGraw has five hurlers.
leaving only one game without slat-
ed pitcher. Toney and Nehf. both diff
ficult men for the Reds. probably will
pitch Wednesday, leaving Barnes,
Benton and Douglas for the second
day. Any Of the five can be expected
to trouble the Reds, but Manager
Moran hopes that his swatsmith will
be able to care for a couple in at least
one Of the games.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Devil Dog Makes IS
Bullseyes in Meet

CALDWELL, N. j.. Aug. ia re.
cord of As consecutive bullseyes at
600 yards. without telescope sights,
was made here Tuesday by Corporal
Clarence P. Kennedy, Of the marine
corps rife range detachment. Guam
tico, Va. in the members match of
the national rifle association.
Although perfect score consisted
Of only 10 "bullseyes," Kennedy kept
shooting until he made a -four" on
the forty-sixth shot. He averaged
tire shots a minute. Continued bad
shooting weather. and a rain sQuall
caused 200 consistents to drop out
Ten OF the 400 remaining entrants
made perfect scores.
]. w. Hession, Of the N. Y. A. c.,
team won second place by scoring
p consecutive shots.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Fiue Events Offered
Grand Circuit Fans
(By Associated P-ess)

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia card
of five events was offered for the sec.
ond day Of the Grand Circuit meeting
at Belmont track today. The feature
was the Bellevue-Stratford hotel stake
Of $4,000 with a splendid entry includ-
ing Busy's Lassie, Peter June, Prince
Loree, Royal Mac, The fodder and
Wilkesbrewer,
The William Penn stake for two
year-old trotters, purse $4,000 and the
2:13 trot for $1,000 each had eight en-
tries. The free for all pace, in which
the morses are paid at each quarter
Of the mile in each heat was one Of
the features.
There was to have been a match
race between the trotters Ante Guy
and Lu Princeton, but this was post
poned owing to a slight accident to
Ante Guy and as an added feature LII
Princeton was to be driven to beat
the track record Of 2:01A made last
year by st. Frisco.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Single G Feature Of Henry
County Fair Program Toda,

NEWCASTLE. Aug. 13.-Several
thousand people attended the formal
onening Of the Henry county fair
tuesday. The work OF Judging the
live stock began Wednesday, the
hoys' Judging contest starting We'd
pesday morning. Over 100 boys from
over the county are entered in the
contest
Wednesdays race progam was one
Of the strongest Of the week. The
races include the 2:20 trot for purse
OF 500; the 2:24 pace for a purse OF
5000, and the 2:17 trot for purse OF
$500. In addition to these three races
single G was to go an exhibition mile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
THE IDEAL WOMAN

The great Napoleon once said: My
ideal woman is not the beautiful-fea-
tured society belle, whose physician
tries in vain to keep her in repair, but
the matron who reaches middle age In
complete preservation,-that woman
is rendered beautiful by perfect
health" To attain such health in mid
die life a woman must guard against
those Ills which drag her down and
produce nervousness, headache, back
aches, sleeplessness and the blues"
The standard remedy for such condi-
tons is Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, which for forty-five years
has been restoring women to health
and strength-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
SIX SIGNED FOR
CITY FOOTBALL

Six additional candidates, Cy Pitts,
Pete Kinsella. Stanley, Paul Schep-
man. Moul, and Ike Kennedy have
signed up for the Quaker football
squad now being organized, which
brings the total number up to seven.
teen.
Manager Taylor says that a meet.
ing will be called within the next few
days, but before this meeting is called
he would like to see several more
names on the list as he would like
to have squad of at least twenty.
two men.
Men desiring to sign up, leave their
names at the Engle and Eaton cigar
store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Jack Chase Wins City
Junior Tennis Tourney

Jack Chase. Of Clinton. n. Y, won
the Junior tennis championship at the
play grounds Tuesday afternoon by
defeating his brother. Pete" in three
straight sets.
Chase recently entered the state
Junior tennis meet held at Indianapo'
lis and won his first match but was
defeated on the second round Of play
Those desiring to enter the Senior
meet which is to be held the first part
OF next week, are to leave their names
with 8. s. Vernon, at the play grounds,
sometime this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13

A new tire pump to be fitted to
automobiles has but three moving
parts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13

1t is estimated that fifteen million
dead are inferred in the Roman cata-
combs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13
Yesterdays Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn
New York 49,. o1o oO1 0oO-2 .
Brooklyn .... 100 600 O0O-1 7 4
Barnes and Gonzales; Mitchell and
Wagner
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia
Detroit .... 401 020 o11-9 II !
Philadelphia 100 OH O2O-6 10 3
Leonard and Ainsmith; Johnson,
Kinney and Perkins.
At Boston
st. Louis 800. 204 010 003-1O 10 Q
Boston ....... 100 100 100 10 !
Shocker and SEVERED; Jones, Mus.
ser, McGraw and Schang.
At New York
Cleveland ...... 900 oo2 ooo-2 2
New York 800. 900 900 010-1 c
Coveleskie and O'Neill; Mogridge
and Ruel.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee,
(First Camel
indianapolis :. 800 900 20o-10 10
Rogge and Gossett; Leary, Phillips
Howard and Lees.
(Second Game)
indianapolis =. sol 211 O01-11 10
! Milwaukee go. 030 203 0o1-e Us :
Hill, Steele and Leary; Enzmanr
and Lees.
At Kansas City.
Columbus ...... 900 900 3oo-3 8 :
Kansas City -. 900 030 02x-5 7 {
Wilkinson and Wagner; Johnson
Haines and LaLonge.
At Minneap oils
Toledo ........ 001 002 ooO- 3 5 :
| Minneapolis :. 102 2o1 COX 6 II {
Sanders. Adams and Murphy; Rob
erson and Owens.
! At st. Paul
Louisville ..... 100 900 001- 2 6 :
St. Paul ..... O20 900 03x- Is
! Long, Stewart and Meyer; Niehaus
Williams and Hargrave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-13

The name Of Archangel is, properly,
Archangelsk.