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Evening star., 1919-11-30

YOUNG MAN. married preferred. who has a
knowledge OF bookkeeping which he would
like TO develop into q working knowledge OF
higher accounting; to such a young man, with
backbone, nationally known manufacturer Of
fers an opportunity, after serving one year in
a highly interesting position to join our sales
fo:ce. where incomes are from s., 500 and up
ward per year; only hustlers need reply to thiS
advertisement, as we want no job hunters; a
fair salary will be paid the first year, after
which your earnings will depend upon your
ability and what you know about the business
In your reply, give past experience, age, pres
ent employer and the reason you desire to
make a change. Address Box 114-P, Star
ONCE.
YOUNG MAN, bright, to learn good trade;
Evening star., 1919-11-30

DOG-Big reward for return Of
or information concerning small
white Cuban male poodle.
answering to the name Lubof.
Phone Franklin 4o81.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

DOGS-Pair rabbit hounds from my farm
at Riverdale Nd. November "a. Reward
If returned to above address. or 3l6 Pa. ave.
NV ]. Il Raines. II
Evening star., 1919-11-30
FEMALH-COntinueA.

ADDITIONAL SALESPEOPLE WANTED.
We have openings for number of saespeople
in various departments; experienced and inexperi-
enced. Good salaries and permanent positions.
Apply at once to Mr. Dobrin Manager,
GOLDENBERG'S
9Th and X SITS.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

TWO GOOD PAPERHANGERS-Ato once: best
wages. Apply to Sydn0r +. Hobson. rear 100
10th st. Il
TWO union BARRIERS Immediately. COS sth
ne. l.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

LIBERTY portraits, big winners: thirty days
credit: 36-hour service: rejects credited: world
famous peace paintings now ready; easy, SlOO
weekly; write quickly for catalog, free sam
pies. Consolidated Portrait Co.. 1895 w.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

WHITE MAN for assistan.
baker; one with hotel or club
experience preferred. Bliss Elec-
trical School. Take Forest Glen
car on 9th st. to District line; S
minutes walk.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

ASSISTANT AUDITOR EXAMINATION
Questions used in the last examination free by
addressing Boa 1852, Star Office. so
Evening star., 1919-11-30

CR0SS-About November 90. gold medal NAL
tcse cross with wreath. inscription, Improve
ment'': medal attached to small bag pin: re-
ward l246 Sth st. NV. Phone Main 6l96.
DOG-poinfer. white with black spot on left
side face from 246 11th st. Sc; liberal re-
wnrl A W. Gath. l.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

UNION CARPENTERS 90; inside work. apt.
house, 18Th and Buchanan SITS. NV. Chas. W.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

CLERK-Ambitious young man
of pleasing appearance and well
educated is desired as counter
clerk in a newspaper Office. Must
write plain hand. State expert
ence, references and salary on
which you are willing to start.
Address Box 2lO-M, Star Office.
COLLECTOR for city and
road work; experience not es-
sential. Apply P. F. Collier &
Son. liz McGill bldg.
COLLECTOR and salesman with bicycle; good
money for the right man; commission contract
Apply at once. s15 7th ST. NV. i
COLLECTOR-Must have
wheel. Apply Wilson-Proctor
Co., ~ 9TH st. NV.
COLORED PORTER-Young man between
the ages Of 16 and 20 for light porter's
work in ladies' retail dress shop: salary to
start S12 per week: bring references. Apply
Kaplowitz Bros. 721 9th st. NV.
DRAFTSMAN, structural steel and ship: also
checkers Call on Mr. s. J. Williamson at the
washington Hotel Monday between the hours
Of and pm. l.
CRAFTSMAN wanted patent Office work:
young man. position permanent; state ex-
perience and salary expected. Joshua r. 81.
Potts. 929 Chestnut st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

CHAIN-Platinum and diamond lorgnette chain.
Wednesday or Thursday. Reward. Gan MI
r. v Fleming Riggs Bank. ~.
Evening star., 1919-11-30
AGENTS,

AGENTS-Si hour for spare time selling
Ludlow guaranteed rainroats and waterpruor
oyercoats; no delivering collecting; OUTFIT
free. Ludlow Raincoat Co., 1905 Marne ST.
DAYTON. Ohio
Evening star., 1919-11-30

EASIEST selling Christmas speciality ever Of
fered: needed in every office, store and home
the year round; high grade men making SO
to s25 per day; sample and sales proposition
will convince you: act quick. Meilicke Caicu-
lator Co., Dept. a. $50 ". Clark St, Chicago
Evening star., 1919-11-30

EARRING-Gold fligree, Friday; reward.
RYAN Etbelburst mt l.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

AGESTS-New guaranteed hosiery PROPOSE
tion for men. women and children: must wear
l. months or replaced free; 81 an hour for
spare time: stexdy work: samples free. New
style Hosiery Co., 1906 Ames st. Dayton
Ohio
Evening star., 1919-11-30

ABLEBODIED MEN wanting positions fire
men brakemen, electric motormen. conductors
or coiored sleeping car and train porters. write
at once naming position wanted; first-class
nearby roads: strike; experience unneces-
sary. Railway Inst. Dept. IA. indianapolis.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

MAIL DEALERS-Great magazine OF plans.
schemes and ideas. Sample copy free. Spe.
cal Service, Shannon bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa.
MAN in each town to refnsh chandeliers. brass
beds. automobiles by new method: $40 daily
without capital or experience: all or spare
time: every household. store and office possible
customer: field unlimited In this big money
making business; write for free particulars
and proofs. Gunmetal Co.. 80 Elm. Decatur,
Evening star., 1919-11-30

COLLIE DOG stolen: brown and white: an
swers TO the name Of JEFF; reward for any in
formation will be received at 1924 9th st.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

YOUNG MAN as assistant bOokkeeper and
typist in coal office; state age, experience and
salary expected. Address Box 94-P, Star Office.
YOUNG MEN, two: clerical work; one to
work II pm. to 8 am, other to work one
week days. next week nights to midnight
Terminal Taxicab Co., 1881 Goth st. NV.
YOUNG MAN between II and
20 years as assistant to window
trimmer; one with experience
preferred. Apply to Mr.. Grimes,
first floor, Lansburgh & Bro,
9TH st.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

COLLIE DOG-Young. male. yellow and white:
thoroughbred Reward IL returned to liz U
"
Evening star., 1919-11-30

GARTsIDE'S IRON RUST SOAP CO.. 405l
Lancaster ave-, Philadelphia. Pa. Gartside''
iron rust soap Urade mark, print and copy
right registered in the L. =. patent office) re-
moves iron rust. ink and all unwashable stain'
from clothing, marble. etc. Good seller; big
margins: agents wanted. The original. 2oc
tube. See trade mark 101 .630 registered Jan.
uary ). 1917. Print, 2,4T7. registered OCTOBER
% 1908 Directions cOpyrighted 1872.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

GIASSES with light rim. on New York ave.
between 9th and 11th st. NV, Saturday
morning Nov - Return Mrs. Quill. 1908
9Th ST. NV, or FIRST floor, Corcoran Courts.
Reward i
Evening star., 1919-11-30

WANTED-Active men TO sell Simplex Oil
Burners: burns kerosene; operates in any cook
stove; no experience required wonderful de-
mand on account of coal conditions: establish
highly profitable business Of your own: write
today for full particulars. H. G. H. Mfg. Co.,
o s. Clinton st Chicago. ILL.,
Evening star., 1919-11-30

IN ALL WASHINGTON SUBURBS-First aid
household remedy: easy seller: positive repeat
er: write or call Immediately: territory Is
going fast. Helios Laboratory, Room sO3, 10
14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1919-11-30
WANTED-HELP.

PROOFREADER-High-g reader for first
class magazine and book work; day work;
best wages in town; union shop. Address
Box 143-P Star Office
Evening star., 1919-11-30

ENVELOPE--Iong. plain white envelope,
containing officers discharge Of Capt. Charles
W. Cripps and other official papers, valuable
only to owner Reward of $40. Return TO
Z West New Ebhitt Hotel
Evening star., 1919-11-30

NEW DEPARTMENT being opened in acci
dent and health insurance Office: splendid op-
portunity for men with or without experi-
ence; maximum commission and fully equip
ned office. $40 Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

WANTED-By national bank, active young
men Ms assistant tellers; give age, reference
and experience, II any. Address Box COP
Stur office.
WHITE NAN, settled, for elevator operator;
night work. Apply between pm and pm.
to Mr.. Jones, Mather bldg. 916 G st. NV.
Rom SnS
Evening star., 1919-11-30

GET DAVIS Christmas proposition. Hot SELL
ers: everybody buys-stores factories. off1ces,
homes: crew managers harvest: send for Illus
cat. David Products Co. Dept 633 Chicago.'
Evening star., 1919-11-30

BUNCH OF kEYs. Reward. 1715 Lincoln rd
Evening star., 1919-11-30

FRATERNITY PIN, Sigma Phi Epsilon; heart
shaped. Reward. Tel. War Dept. Branch 8S2.
zoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1919

pl,kcd. We must have the door ON the
latch for matrimonial opportunities
just as well as any other opportunity
Therefore, a mother should see 20
q, ,ha, her daughters have the chance
OF meeting the kind OF men she want,
them to marry and so give them the
opportunity to fall in love with Mr.
Right instead Of Mr Wrong
And a mother can help her dlugh
'.r, 10 secure good husbands by max
ms her home SO pleasant and az,
u.I,c tina, men like to come To it. or
she can drive men away by her
lu.nicaile attitude, or hy her Lack OF
tact Many a glrl has gotten a good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

and environment A wise woman
recognize, the fact tha, from the time
. glfl is ~ until she !, y is her
iaS and that she must make her
matrimonial hay While the sun OF her
youth shine,
And TO enhance the sunshine she
must have a, pretty clothes Is it is
possible 10 get her Ihc old theory
about beauty uuldorncl being most
adorned. r tank nonsense ANY pic
'Wc. even o living one. need, a frame
no SCI y off, Iui glad rlimrnt add,
90 tie aiIdac oi tine pcaOhicst peach.
while % clmul.IdgcS the plAnncSs OF
a hnmry one
The best lu,cs'mca! that any family
IN moderate means ca make is to put
40 they can spare on tuchacks OF their
young daughters. It viii 20 farther
than ANYTHING else towards catching
them desirable husbands, for the
easiest and the Surc,t way 70 hook a
man :, through the eve.
Also good p'1'hc, enable a girl TO
go 20 places 10 which she would never
be invited % she were shabby of
d0adr ilr JhIs IS q selfish world that
&, mainly run ON looks, and nobody
peers beneath a home made trock To-
,er what pure. and vrluous ar'
noble heart b. beating beneath It 10
YOU will recall even Cinderella never
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
It's o'coat
time now!
how about yours p!

Are you going to WAIT and pay
ready made stores $50, $780, $40 for your
winter overcoat or are you going to
BUY NOW and take advantage of our
great CASH purchase sale of 3S8 bolts of
fine WOOLENS? If you wait you'll be
good and sorry. Think of it, men-a
guaranteed ALL WOOL overcoat at only
$35 cash. Seems just like the old days
back again, doesn't it? You'll surely get
one of these ALL WOOL overcoats if you
call tomorrow. And you won't be urged
to buy either. Our GREATEST offer in
five years. Sale starts at 8:l5 tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

the witness stand Tor three days be
lore the subcommittee Of the nation
Al assembly lnye,,igsiine the cause,
Tor the outbreak and prolongatlon OF
the war An exhaustive examination
ot his activities IN Washington is
loreshadowed
Count Won NerndorN /, looked up.
On as the STAR witness against DR.
Won Behmanu.ilollWcg regime 80
'lr a, % concern, the latter m bring
me- the United states into the war
He q. expected to tell OF many
conversation, with President Wilson.
Secretary at State Lansing and cob
I NJ House
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

husband through her mother, good
cooking and many u glrl has los, one
through her mother not being willing
% take the trouble To make things
pleasant for daughters beaux, and let.
liuR lttIe brother hang around and
father monopollte the conversation.
For mother can either tolc men IN, OF
dive them away
Every mother should he "marag
Ug mother Bu' God send her Wis.
dom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
WILSON PROMISED PEACE
IF U-B0AT WAR WAS

BERLIN, Oct III Germany
abdn'on' her U-bost war will make
peace
Count Johann ,on Bcnslorii, il IS
understood viii testify tomorrow tss,
President Wilson made this state
mcnt 10 him personally during the me-
E"il1'lonS regarding the sinking OF
the Lu,itln.a
The former German ambassador 10
tine lnicd States i, expected to be ON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
Fortune Tapping Advised.

LONDON, oct y Ex.PremIcr
Asqulth IN a speech to liberal, TO-DAY
advocated tapping the great fortunes
made during the war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
Are YOUR KIDNEYS
OR YOUR BLADDER
TROUBLING YOU?

ip }oI ever have any burning sen.
hN'n', mucous discharges or Is your
bladder ever irr,ateI: II 40 ro To your
druggist at once and get g. ?S box Of
these
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
MERCHANTS GRAB ONE
FROM PLANTERS
Standing of the Clubs.
Merchants 4. Planters 1

Merchants National bank defeated
the Planters National bank at Byrd
Park yesterday afternoon by the scare
OF to l. Neither side scored until
the seventh inning, when Wood tried
to sneak a slow one over on Davis.
who clouted it for clean three bag
ger. reaching home on a wild throw to
catch the runner. The ball hit the
players bench, and Knox jumped on
and over the bench. catching the ball
and throwing TO the plate in time to
catch Davis before he scored.
Notwithstanding the kicks of the
Planters team, the score vase allowed,
and the game finished under protest.
Planters National came back in the
eighth inning, and tied up tho game
with a single, sacrifice another
single and passed ball However they
We're not equal to the strain and the
infield cracked badly in the eighth in
ming when Rice lead off with two
Dagger only to be followed by an err
ror by the shortstop. This apparent
ly unsettled the boys, for Merchants
scored twice in succession on bad
throws home by Macfarlane in eff
forts to bend off runs.
Until the eighth inning. the game
was nip and tuck, and in nearly every
inning ii was three men up and three
men down, Davis had the edge on
Wood. and struck out twenty men TO
five by his opponent. Wood walked
only one, while Davis hit Edens with
a pitched ball. with no walks Not
an outfieider Of the Merchants had a
fielding chance, The 1--WE hits credited
te the Planters National were divided
between TAYLOR. who hit safety three
times. two Of these being infleld hits
and Gruhhs. who copied two. All OF
the extra base hits were made by the
bows of the safest fer savings.
To-day. the National Stale and City
barn. meets tfie FIRST National Ran K
and tomorrow finds the Federal Re
serve bank playing the American Ma
tional bank.
The score Of the e~qae follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
SHOOTING AFFRAY LANDS
ROBINSON IN TOILS

Hardy Robinson. colored. of 1895
Boyd street. was arrested last night
hv flsf,~ers Stockton and Clark, Of the
Stcorc precinct. and held al the Sec
ond s,a,icn CIT a charge OF feloniously
shooting Charles Nealy. thirty-s
years old. also colored. OF 1902 Boyd
street
yealy was treated at tsse Second
station BY Ambulance surgeon Cor
man and taken to the Virginia hos
ultal. where his wound was examined
l,,s,.itaI authorities said -ast night
Thai his wound was thought to be
fatal
The shooting occurred shortly be-
fore seven o'clock and is said to have
resulted from an argument between
the men. who are neighbors. Robin
ron n said to have Aired the shot at
close range. the bullet passing COM
pietely through the left side OF Nealy's
neck
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
[|99YcLE RACES At
!: BYRD PARK TODAY

Iosaph L. Bickerstaff yesterday an
ncunced the trophies which Will Dc
awarded the winners In the various
events az the annual bicycle races
hich will be held this afternoon at
Esrd park.
The races will begin promptly
SIX o'clock and the contest Is open 10
oil, riders The awards are as foi'
lows:
Gold medal SIS. Pierce Cycle com
rsny. Angola, N. T.; gold flled medal,
.-~ited Cycle Trade Directorate. New
s.nrk city: gold latch. SIS. Eclipse
f's~'ine company, Elmira, n Y gold
vsfsrh set. SIS, New Departure manu-
r *urinx company. Bristol. Conn:
I'D stick pin set. So, Hendee manu- :
Ia turing company, Springfield, Mass. !:
D. Ii tires, United States Tire COM
penv. New York city: pair tires, Fisk
Hrhher company, Chicopee Falls.
MISS pair tires. Pennsylvania Rub
her company, Jeanette. Pa: pair
n lie bars. Chicago Handle Bar
con,nany. Shelby. Ohio; pair rims, X.
& e, manufacturing compa ny. Hen
ritter. n. H.: chain. Diamond. Chsin
a"a manufacturing company, INDIA
r rolls. Ind: set OF wrenches, Frank
- ~sberg company, Attleboro. Mass +,
- inudguards. international Stamp
- company, Chicago, H.: racing
tile, Persons manufacturing CONF
e ~. Worcester. Mass. pair pedals,
Tsrrington company. Torrington,
Conn pair tires. B. r. Goodrich Rub
h>rNcompany. Akron. Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
T|PP|TY WITCH TAKES
]: RAINBOW HANDICAP

Jamaica Race rack, June l7.-~Tip-
pitry Witchet won the Rainbow handi-
cap here today, defeating Sam Hill
dreth.s Lucullite in \ fast race. r, a.
Clarksa Lion Dor WAS third. Tippity
Witchet set q terrific havoc from the
start and was never headed. Lucullite
vas SLOW in getting going but once
HAVING caught the pace closed with
rtma rka Bile speed through the stretch.
ID. the frst race for the two-year
c,ds Al ave furlonEs Phantom Fair.
owned by J. w, McCleiland. ran true
ID form and vindtcated the heavy sup
rcrt she received. She shot to the
front at the lifting of the barrier and
ran without any competition from the
rest OF the held
Great interest was displayed In King
Herad the imported chestnut horse OF
&; w Forman. IT was made an almost
rsohibitive favortte in the second race.
Ming Herod could do no better than
second.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
CHALLENGER WEIGHS
MORE THAN THOUGHT

Toledo. Ohio. June 1.-THE ftstic
world was given huge surprise THIS
afternoon when Jack Dempsey step
ped on the scales at the Overland
Etiub ana tipped the beam st :, 2na
pounds
II was suspected that In view OF
the constant training of tn big fell
low. that he was under 100. bur his
manager. Jack kearns. PIN, him on
the scales and the arrow marked the
20i mark. Jack had ON his boxing
shoes and trunks. Stripped he prob
ably would weigh zoo pounds.
Jess willard also furnished. a sur
prise by travelling eleven rounds OF
boxing He went three rounds each
with Walter Monahan. Jack Hempfe
and. Jack Heinen, and two with Joe
Chip. the New Castle middleweight. A
big crowd of 1000 saw Jess toll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
Best People Triumph Over
Richmonfs Finest Outfit
Exciting Game Featured Clever Hurting of Baur Shell
ton Raymond Like Running Of Billy Jones and Bob Harp
ers Kid Glove

sixth. Bob Harper doubling and scor-
ing on Blount's single. Bob sprung
/ something new in local sportdom in
the way of playing the game deluxe.
His pea-green jersey was the target
for many admiring chances but he
knocked EN- cold when he Hoped to the
plate. grasping his mace in kid
Gloved fist. Bob wore the glove on the
hand nearest Baur an dthe hurler was
al his mercy. being unable to divert
his attention for an instant
With the score to 2 in the sew
I enth. Bob Baur again hlazed the trail
for more runs. leading off with a sin
gle and taking second on Fritz Sit
terdings trick throw TO first. Wood
scored him with a real two-baee smash
and took third on Deoppes single.
Present Wood in with wild pitch,
Manager Billy Jones entered the
game at this point and was doubled at
first when Blount pegged 70 Boehling
on Gentry's third strike. Ford
reached first on Sisterding's error but
Officer Wyatt's efforts were total
loss. Wyatt did all man could do,
swinging viciously at all Of EN- be
they high, low. wide or near, but his
first nine tries were fruitless. Perry
was the only man who rivalled him
. In clean misses.
The Eiks forged into the lead in
their half of the seventh. scoring three
runs after Alright had popped out to
Traylor. Shelton singled and scored
on Sitterding's single and Ford's error,
Ford dropping the bail after TAGGING
Pres out at the plate Joe Boehling
finally fastened his major-league eye
on the ball and singled. sending Fritz
to third. Joe stole second and took
third when Wood missed Ford 3
throw. Fritz scoring on the miscue.
Blount drove Joe in with his third
straight hit.
F'agan's Name IS Casey.
Pres famed three mem in the
eighth. but the cops scored run and
tied the score again in this frame,
Browns double and Baur's single be-
ing responsible With Brown on third
and one cut. Manager Jones sent
Tommy Pagan in to pinch-hit for
Jack Traylor. The move turned out
to BE- fatal as Tommy only emulated
; another well-known Irishman. one
Casey. Jack. although he famed
twice, secured the flrst hit OF the
game, clean single to left
Tommy's lack OF practice was re-
sponsible for the winning tally scored
! by the b. P. in the eighth. The genial
traffic officer. who IL one OF the most
popular OF Richmond's finest. heaved
Arrirhi's drive high over the head OF
Joe RidgewAy on hrst and Columbus
hiked to third, scoring when BAur
threw Shelton's hunt Wild to first.
Shelton was tagged out on third for
failing to touch second. bit the one
run was sufficient. ~ n. r. lacked the
punch to push across another In their
half Of the ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18

After being bored by mediocre ex-
hibitions all summer and spring. rang
ing from the early game of the Giants
and Red Sox TO the later offerings of
the Virginia ieaguefl fans were treated
TO real ball game yesterday when a
carefully cuiled number of the Best
People on Earth went to the mat with
a squad and fraction OF Richmond
Finest.
b. p. O. E gained the verdict over
Fl. +. after nine innings of most SAN
culinary encounter, the final count be-
ing 6 TO i.
Those who divorced themselves from
the price Of real Havana in the ex-
pecsation of being treated TO some low
comedy were sadly disappointed. From
the sterling work OF both pitchers TO
the brilliant hase-running of Billy
Jones and graceful fielding of Bob
Harper. the exhibition was a gem.
Practically the only thing 10 mar
the perfect day was the fact that Man
ager Jones name does not appear in
the lineup. He replaced Deoppe on
first on two occasions.-in the seventh
and ninth innings. Deoppe almost
broke his back swinging at one OF Pres
Shelton's puzzlers and as someone had
to ru nfor him. Jones was the natural
candidate. being fitted both by his
grey hound build and agility.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
BUILDERS OUTCLASStD
BY STRONG NUT NINE

Especial TO The Richmond ETginian.)
Newport News. Va. June l7.--New
port News dropped the second game or
the series today to Petersburg by the
score of 10 to .. The Nuts made eight
runs in the first Inning on 1--WE hits. an
arror by Giezat and several bases on
ba 8 and hit bat$nen Morgan VINO
relieved Harris pitched well after the
third inning, when the Nuts made
their last two runs. Newport News
had several chances to score as they
hit Larrissey hard but poor Judg-
nenr in running bases. and spectac-
u!ar plays by the Nuts kept the score
down.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-18
1177N 800
SHOOTING
BOWLING
AQUATICS
PERSON BREAKS INTO
SELECT NO-A|T CIRCLE

Especial to The Richmond Virginians1
Suffolk, Va, June 17.--Suffo1k and
Portsmouth tied up in pitchers bat-
tie today. person filming no-htt
game against McGloughlin by the
sore Of to l.
Every man who had chance 70
show was on his toes and one OF the
prettiest exhibition of baseball yet to
be seen was displayed on the local
diamond
The box score gives a fair idea OF
the cfoseness of the exhibition.
The score: