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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
"Ty" Cobb to Stump for
Cox and Roosevelt
IBy Associated rrcs,.l

NEW YORK;, August I.-Ty
Cobb. stnr outficIdcr OF tho Detroit
baseball club. will appear :is u
''SpcN binder in the coming
presidential campaign IT plans of
senator Pat IInrriSon, chairman or
the Democratic National Spcakcrs'
burcau, matcrinliEe. senator liar
rtson announced today that he
proposed tn lake Cobb with him
ON proposed "HwinE around tho
circuit" in the interest of Cox mud
Housewife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

ObA
,snns
Isffs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS INSULTS.
VARDON WINS AT UTICA
iRv AssocIatcd rreh..

UTICA. y. y. August A.--iIarry
Nardon and Ted Ray. Eng!!sh golfers.
won two best ball matches a. the
iahnuniaSis GOLF club mere today.
defeating y. l.nc!cn walker. Jr.. Of
New York. and t.. j. EoOcson. OF Ro-
and Tom and Sheriff. sherman. OF
this city. in the afternoon round three
up.
Straight. consistent golf marked
both exhibitions, the Br!tOns excel
ling IN drives and approaches Walk
or lent the strongest opposition to
tho foreigners, going the rounds in
as. one above par The approximate
scores follow:
Morning - Eardon. ~: Ray. ~:
Walker. al: Robson. ~
Aftcrnoon-Nard -; Ray, II; T..
ShcrnAn. -: $. Shermnm. -.
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Totals ....22Ii.7 Totals ...3l 7.7l:
Stated for Ciark iS N.Vcnth
MATTED for Wood IN ninth

NCUTo hN lnnlnSs: Il.
Washington ............l0 4l50-Ii
Cleveland ...............i O 3" o u 0 o 0 o. :
summary: Runs Judge Rice ,2), Roth
On, Harris On. ShanlNs. 4. % NELL Char
r.iy 90. Chapman. Speaker. smith Er-
rnr-WambsHa MSS. Two-basr hits-Roth.
chapman. Three base hlts-Milan. Rice.
Home runs-Speaker. Smith. Stolen bases
u. p'E"ill, Charity. SicrinCcs-Er.ck-
son. Milan. Shanks. Speaker. Double plays
Harris. j. O'Ne!ll and Judge. Gardner,
WamhsEanss and Johnston Left on base,
Washington. q Cleveland .. Rases on
Ciark. i. OF II wood. ). ii'.,sMo: MI Morton on
IN 20. OF Clark. : In ia. on Wood. {
in . HI 10y ptchcr-by Erickson.
Speaker Struck oui-hy Erickson. =: hy
Morton, >; by Wood. / Losing pitcher
Morton Cmpircs-Dinccn and owens.
Timc-2:ic
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Loo Goorh and Holmes made three hits
rach IN the second game. one of them
being u triple. Harris came through with
2 two base hit and struck GU; four. Every
bodv's doing IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
PIRATES WIN AGAIN

BOSTON. August Cooper had
the better Of FillinCim in a pitchers
patel today and Pittsburgh made il
four victories in u iive-game series
by defeating Boston. 3 TO o. In the
sixth inning l'llnSim issued two
passes. and singles in succession by
Souihworth, Whitfield and Cutshaw
scored three runs, after two were
out. Score:
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Phiiad elpl,ia.
Chicago.
.ts..9 = n n Totals s. Q q 10
.iiAtcd Tor Hendrix In eighth

So ~ !nT IIehdf.N IN CiGhth.
T,hh!T%GG ,;...........O o oloo n o.
Sum 2n ma. .,.,..,9 coo x-i
,yrtut,h.ItarS iunS--!'askcrt j. Miller .:
Terry 49, -, N'G1'F ErrorS--Icr2oe.
s,n,S' "",naSe hits--IIa wings. Wright,
Miller. Meusel. Sacr,fIc"s-
1910 1870 ts Si; Haw!inGs >: Causcy i.cf; ON
n,.SeT hTiEo; 3: FhRadciphin 10 Ras..
"a .ai!S-fi' hGrlN, J Carter 2. Marin
-. I5nsey. iits-on Hendrix . in =:
on 'ar'cf, noHc in "a: on Marin nom.
r.. 49," I'M ~ piichor-by Mar.in
SHrMnSSen: by Cansey Deal. K!iiifert
%, ,iueh "ut-iicndfiN ? Passed bali
i"E'Ss,,F. Losing pitcher-Iirnirix i',n
,lrts. Morhn and k-slor .r.-nn 10 III
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Boston ............ OIL o o-5
Detroit ............ q q y o o OIL
Harley. Bush. shorten. l:Trors-S chang.
rin"lli. Two base hits-Schanc go. sac
rinCcs-Mcnoskv. lehman. W.T. t2). ppu-
i'c plays-ScHt and. Mclnnis: Foster;
Scott aud Mrlnnis: Young. rincili and
ficil;nana l-ft ON hascs-lSoston. Z: De-
troi;, .? Eases IN hails.on Leonard. =:
innings; on okrie. / in innings. struck
pitcher - Leonard! t'rnni-"s - aIoridrtY
Chili and Erini. Timn. ] ~.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals II 27l3
SCOra hS innings.
Totals - - - -

Suffolk .............o o o / % O.
Richmond ..........O 0 = Gil
summary: Runs scorcd-ArragCn co.
J. Poole Gooch. Sirain. Baker. Smith.
Poole. Abbott. Daurh:on. \. Poole,
Holmes. Two-hasc h!ts--Strain. Arragon
Smith CD, Daurhton 60, Holmes. Three
base hii--Smith. Stolen bascs--Sirain.
Leasure. J Poole Base on hai,s-i.casurc
!: Schultz, 2. Strueis ou,--hy I.easurc.
:: By Schultz. : L%:t on hascs-Sutfcik.
Davies. Double play. Poole to ar
rason Errors-J. Poole 90. Sacrifice
hits-Stratn, I.casure. J. Poole Wild pitch
--ieasurc. umpi-cs. Cross and Rraucr.
Time. one hour. forty FIVE minutes. At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Three wins and u twelve inning tic isn't
\ bad record for team in three days.
Is II? JUST about thousand Der cent.
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PETERSBURG WINS

tSpecial 10 The Times DisDatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. August e.
l'aul Bennett allowed but three SAFE
ties today and Petersburg got away
Win me deciding game or the series
with Newport News, TO |.
Rippctoc. after the initial frame
pitched great ball for the Builders
and IL was through no fault OF his
that the deciding run or the issue was
scored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

shorty Iakcr. Duck DauEhton and Old
Reliable Holmes came across with two
hits each. That first game must have
been Il merry Eo-round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Tho hail Eamc should draw a bic crowd
today after IN. successful. trip the Colts
lust completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

nj LII Go Tool, TGSs .wo more yesterday
long procession.
,iTIsy Smith Smith and ping Ar.aEon go, four
that p hf,ins set Ss G II 's Say F''
sssIdss bitch an exssiiGnt' SANE S s" "i"H
SrsteFuay made three hits ana eight as
shorty nakcr. buck DauEh,on and Old
hits each That irst came must have
been Il merry Eo-round.
Loo iooch and Holmes made three hits
being u TRIBE. Harris ennn through VIII
= Two baS. hit and struck Ous four Every
Three wine and twelve inning tic isn't
Is IL? JUST about thousand per cent.
Sioksl team II 'RS cGIs win our NIX
seven teams to two men each ie, thorn
all come. it won, make any difference"
Rcn Wilson. president of the Colts. is In
r r"sre, az and a,ES 9.gtnIe Lyrical n
hsndsr; 1 ,si. the following u,,.sssIh
And Ben thinks 4 lot OF 1t.
Pulled II pass6nlI !nss Drink % ne
tween The Remnant winners and an all-siar
tcaih. IL wou.a bc better than a regular
post season series.
our correspondent In Suffolk says to
read the box score. Ak thcr" were too many
good play" for Western Union to handle.
Tho hail Eamc should draw "a bic crowd
today after the successful. trip the Colt,
ius; COMPLETED.
We nndcr.'and that, nraZcr; the new
good AN inneldcr as hc L. at his rcEula r
position IN the ou;hcld. y man like tina,
can On used on any club.
nv tho. wav. Buck Daurh,on Ia. hccn
itiinE tho hail on N" last trio II docsn't
I%ot, a" 20 We n YOU'D ned nra@i,S, I.uGi;
iho League and i; LOOKS ok as Il ''' no was as
started again.
let's all go out today and win some
straw hats.
Don't tell anyone. but both Philahclnhln
city went wild. prnhahiy drank lot OF
Erapciu!cc and Raspberry vinegar.
A The Giants d!an,, play Yesterday !,
cHcn with them. The OLD Giants are going
soon pnl away from the Pirates.
Nv winning Yesterday the Washington
ScnatoT. jumped 81. Louis and are no =;
IN fourth place. And they did that with
out Walter Johnson.
The Yankees ar? now leading tho white
Sox by .ool. That's rather TIGHT quarters
~ iumn!pr the Colts for few dollars
Ificon lost out on a $500 bonus which had
been promised him. Not very GOOD bust
ness.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals a3 II q Totals coi2cl =
Il

Score by innings: r.
Suloik .-...............n n IL
Richmond .......,....o q : . . So
summary: Runs scored--liarris. Smith
~. Street benson. Black. Davies. Gooch
~ holH1es 90. Dec. street. u ror'e.
Arraron. Strain. Black. Two base hits
Harris. LLOYD. Davies, Thrcc-ha.e hits
Soncn, Holmes, Black. stolen base
Baker. DauGhton. Base on Ialls-Iioy,i,
= Struck nut-l.ioyd. J. Harris. & I..U
on S.s-islc hncAd. :; suffolk, i. Errors
smith, Barrett. ArraCon. Abbott. Sacri-
nee hi;s-hrraEon, Daurhion. Strain.
Baker. Poole. Wild p!tch-IIarris I'm
ptres. Cross and Nraner Time one hour
twenty minutes Attendance. 700
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Nv winning Yesterday the Washington
Senators jumped 81. Louis and are no.
in fourth place. And they did that with
out Walter johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
BATTER UP

Let's 70. Took two more yesterday
ami are only three points mind thc lead
crs. T"niEht should sec us leading the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Bv iumnnr the Colts for n few dollars
moro "a week for only few weeks. Rusty
if1con lost out on $500 bonus which had
been promised him. Not very GOOD bust
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
BROWNS BUY LYNCH
my Associated rre~>l

ST. LOUIS, August 4.-George
Lynch. a pitcher. has been purchased
from the Des Moincs. Western League
club, by the 81, Louis Americans. ac-
corainE to an announcement today Nv
local officials. Lynch Is 10 report i'm
incdiatcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CHURCH HILL WINS

church Jill came back after Ter.
m!n"l yesterday with vcncor.,c,.
atiGains them by the score Of ii
Marshall was in good form AMI
even good support by his team.
Johnson pitched good ball. bu, w,s
have had '"'"!u
Hicks played a good game a, sbor.
ana yea his team in batting. hcaiin,.
out two beautiful hunts -
Euck Hooker was in for Tcr,,t.,
and plaNed q good rnrnn III, -l.INi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Bv the wav Buck Daurhton has been
hitting IN" bail on nc last ,rio :, doesn't
used 20 he one ~ tho be-; hsttcrs ia
started again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Kiciimonl. II; suffolk. !. tfirst gumcl.
Petersburg, 2: Newport News. /.
portsmouth,. 4: Wilson. o.
MI q. NM fall A

:. WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY.
Newport News AT Richmond.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Suffolk ut Petersburg.
Wilson at Rocky Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
PHILlY WALLOPS CUBS
Try ASSOCIATED, rrcysl

rHILADEDLPIiIA. PA, !Aurust
-Causey held Chicago TO two singles
Today and Philadelphia won, 10
Although the locals made nine hi.s
including four doubles. none Of their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

A the Giants d!dn'; play Yesterday I,
s gay" n!itshurEh = chnnvc 70 crawl nv
strong. and IL looks ~ they would
soon pul away from the Pirates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
BOSTON DOWNS TIGERS

DETROIT. August i.-Eoston de-
fcatcd Detroit : to !. here today, taxi
ing the odd game OF the series. Moth.
Leonard and Bush were hit hard.
Srnrp.
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Totals 81 ?aiI3 Totals ~ "a - l..
Slated for MoErdgc in seventh
ABattcd for ThormIhlen In ninth

ABatted for Thormahlen in ninth
Score 10y innings: Il
New York .......c ooooOoo1-
Chicago .................t 900 Mo
summary: Runs-Pratt, Ruth Kuel.
Icienld t2l. T.. Collins 90, Weaver. Jack :
son. FcL.ch. RisbcrE. Schalk Kerr. Err
rorS-Ru"i CD. Two-basc hits-ScchaIk.
Thr"e-haSn hits-.Tackson. RiSbcrE. stolen
bascs-Leihold. l.. Collins. Sacrifice
F"lsch. Double play-Pcckinpauch to
Rucl to Tipp. Left on baScs-Ncw York.
10. Chicago. b. Bases on halls-on Kerr. ;:
off MoGridrc. !; off w. Collins. :. Hits
". Collins, : in 6: off Thornahlcn. : In
.. Hit 10y pitchcr-by W. Collins O. Col
i,iins)' S'rnck "ut.ny Kerr; I: by w. Col
preS-Sail!n and Connolly. Tiinc-l.51.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Philaticlullin.
Totals 80 .Ili
Totals san 27Ii

gg 81, i,auis .:::::: $685. 9 %
Summary: Runs--welch. G. Walker
Gerber. Sister. Errors-Shnnnon. Gerber.
Smith, Two-hase h!t-.-Wc!ch. Three
has" hits-F Walker DuGan. Williams.
Hon.c, .runs-c. Walker. Slslcr. Sacriacts-I
T.. Walker. Naylnr. shannon. Double
plays-Dykcs and shannon: Griffin. shan
non and Griffin; shannon Dykes AMI
Griffin: Gerber. Grdcnn and Sis!cr. lcft
on haScS---rh! ladclphia. G: 81. Louis. c.
Bases hal!s--on SavIor !. IIi,-oH
Wcii!nann. IL in u l-3 Innings. off LYNCH.
IN Ia innings. iii bv pitcher-,hv
Wcllmdn tGriUinb. Struck Out--hv Nav
lor. ]: hy W.ilman. 2 Losing pitcher
Wcilinan. Umpircs-Evans and Hide
hrlnA. TImn 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Don't tell anyone. but both Philaholphla
teams won YESTERDAY. Bet tho old Quaker
city went wild. probably drank II lot OF
Erapcju!cc and raspberry vinegar!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Pittsburgh
Boston.
TRIALS ., 5.7ls Totals 80 S27lc
!aiied FOR Fillingin in eighth
"ratt"i Tor Powell! In eighth

Piushi:sh .....,....o ooooaoo Ok
Busf on n a n n - 4 q n y
summary: Ruas-Rt,-,.aa Cs-@v' S,,,,h
worth I'wo-Dase hits-Suiliyna. stolen
1tStc-BIshce Sacr.hc.s-Carcy. Bocc!sri
i:'h on bases-FIttsbursh 1: Boston g.
h"se on halls--Coope-. /; F'iliingim g.
iitts--on f!!!!nsiin. Ia s: of Scott, non.
IN !! lii by p!ccher--ay F!!!IuEi;n
,Grln'rp. struck 0ut--hy Cooner by
fillln6!m. i. Passed ba!i---Hacrnc- TIM
i.tss, hlcln and Emsl!e. Tiln. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Newport News.

ifItESOuEE i y U " | U "
summary: Runs Moran. Bcnnctt
schwartz. Errors-Schwartz, y a n.
stolen bascs-BurdctL Command. Double
rldys-Wh!tcraft to Schwartz: bur
dc;t 10 NcrTnilyca to Mcmahon.
Sacrifice hits-McMahon. Moran. Schwartz.
lSas" on balls-oH Eippetoc. =: Off
Bennett. l. Left on bases -rctcrsburE
a. Newport News l. liit by pitched balls
Bennett. .; by Ripprtoe. !. T,rno OF game
y 80. lfNrircs- Orih and Is cnnan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
TIGERS GET HOFFMAN
IRv Assncia,ed Pres.

TOY .NhsUVIdVtU "
FORT WORTH. TEXAS, August 1
Ed. Hoffman, second basemanX ii
tho Fort Worth Texas League tdlsa
,pans, stswasg ennruncsd .toSsys y US :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Totals 81 e:7i5
Totals 81 727lG

Portsmouth ........o o o %
Wilson ..............o o o o %
=, aaInsry: huns-itansn. @aMonee.
,Ioiir. Two base hi,s-BIi,lnc Frs, base
~ balls--on Johnson. 3: OFF JOHN. !. or
s,osn s nons q Sy Post, '0hns0pi nong
'Johnson: e. in 20 inn!ngs: Off JQlin. 6
IT,, i-s ,nn.Egs: saeriilss hit, nj
sing TO ,Qevpsy 70 Eoth: Traynor. TO Wait
g; E9sSasx ny p pitched s SslimSy J9,,n-
Sess: sssss ; &c az t1na a.Ia. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

WHERE TnEY PLAY TODAY.
huston at Chicago,
Washington at st. Louis.
New York At Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Train
DAILY, unless OF her wise shown published
only ns information and not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
ana mlaYed 4 good game. Tho snnrn.
Terminal. CburcI, ia, w -

ti.sfiAina, .....oloooo0o o.
- Luz SG mn ......... .0o4IIOo O'5-li
t,ilutliilihhry; Runs -Monrne, IIutchcr (2l.
W. i,"'ln %, Chewing Logon
"oodTari. rignor. Marshall Two. base
nILts johnson Stolen bases - Jcukius
Iiatrhrf Sacrifice hits Hicks. ChewInp
DouI.e pay" Hooker To Monroe; Luw
i ,t., 10 Vet to Caldwell Jenkins to
iatchcr. liit by pitched bau--Dovine +.
bases aon ba iia--ofI johnson, 3. on Mar.
shar.; e strMsk out.A johnson. 8; by
pires sas T sooas Of KS, hsurs. gm-
s Tsgas - a.frsarA Xssrs JaSnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
CHESAPEAKE &c ONO RAILWAY
M,t,
RICHMOND. FIRE ID SB'O & POTOMAC K. r
lDroad Street Stat ion. eIcept Mhers

RICHMOND. FIRE ID SB'0 & POTOMAC K. r.
(Broad Street Station. except where
other i,c indicatcd)
Arivofrom Leavofo1
l2:t0 am. Washington & beyond. 49, l:io az;
$40 am. .Weshlnx ton (: beyond. Nc :O5 am
Ill 90 pm. .Wa.hirg ton Il beyond. 6:?0 am
t6:20 am. Ashland Local ,....... 1850 am
II IS am. Washington locaA....... $40 am
80 pm. Washington 4 beyond mSi5 nu
6:2S pm. Washington beyond.... li;S am
Ss:3 Pm. Washington 4 beyonsi.-.. il:sU PM
1910 am. A.hland Local. ..... C2:s0 pm
NIL 30 pm. Washington 4 beyond. 3:i5 pm
9l5 pm. Washington J1ocal..-...... 350pm
1910 am. land Local. ......--, Di:30 pm
1888 am. F fredericksburg Local. ......
1910 mt. Nv Arlington q beyond. m540 pm
fo:l5 pm. Ashland local .......... t6:3SpD
............ Wsshin gtnn d beyond. :. s:i5pm
NJ Main 8 tect Station.
\ Arrivez Enin S.. Station, pnrlor car from
Warrington is detached at Hermitage and handled
into Broad ST. Station: arriving 500 pm.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Southern Association.
Birmingham. 5; Little Rock. I'll
inninGs).
New Orleans, G: Memphis. 1G
Birmingham, /: Nashville, ,.
Chattanooga Atlanta mot schcd-
II oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Rocky Mount.
TTo,ais 2ts.ild Totals ...2sl5 q i

Norfolk ...............00 So
Rocky Mount ........lD. COY,
SUMMARY Kuns-Claduc. Cochran. SIM
mons. Stanley, Spcrha ~. Ghamgl!n 90,
Keller. chisS holm. Hopkins. Yarrison.
GisScr. Errors Leathers. II 81 m q u.
Spcroa, CaGmp.in. Two-1aS" h.ts-Mcyers
Hoiioman, Brbeck CO. St,inucek On
Homo runs ChaInpl!u Sacrifice hits
Gfadu, simmons. Warner. Hopkins, Var
rison. stolen hases-Sum:na 90. Cochran,
WaEner. Keller. Lett on bases--Sorfolk
>; Rocky HOunt, : Earned runs Norfolk.
Rocky Mount, :. Innings pitched by
Stanley {: by Terhuue :. First base on
bal.s--cn Stanley. 2; of TerhGnc. ): of
G.nScr, 3 Struc. Out-oy stanley .: by
Terhune, o; ~ CHASER, T. Runs scored on
STANLEY. OF Teraunc iii,s-on SIAN
ley, u on ToThgn'. hit 10y pitched ball
p!re-G-stCu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

, Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago, 10: New York, 3.
l.oston 3: Detroit. I.
i.hilnuelDhln. :; -. Louis. -.
Washington. II: Cleveland. 3.
S'rNNniNf ms IN. ,..ts
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
. The ~
Scrap Book
LETTERS HAD FADED GLASS
Builder Of House Had Amusing Proof
Of Fact Which Is Not Gen.
orally Known.

An amusing incident is related in
the Scientific American to prove that
plate glass fades under exposure to
sunlight. The glass originally IS
slightly green and after some years Of
use becomes pure white. The Incl
dent is briefly as follows:
In making some changes in the front
of a haberdasher's store a five-foOt
piece Of plate glass was removed and
taken away by the glaZier. In course
Of time this sheet was installed In the
front window Of a new residence.
The family had scarcely moved in
when they began to receive telephone
messages suggesting that the neigh
borhoOd was scarcely appropriate for
shirt factory. They were mystified
until they discovered that when the
sunlight struck their window at a
certain angle the words, "John Doe
Shirts Made to Order" shone out up
on the glass.
The explanation was that when the
glass formed the haberdasher's win
dow it had borne these words in white
enameled letters. and the letters had
protected the underlying glass from
the rays Of the sun, consequently 1t
had not faded as the rest of the glass
had done.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
LEGION AUXILIARY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Madeline Bay Named President
Of Womens' Orgnaization; Meet.
ing Days Selected

Officers were elected at the meet
ing OF the Women's Auxiliary of the
LINDEN Post of the American Legion
last night.
The following were chosen:
President, Mrs. Madeline Bay;
Vice-President. Mrs. Bessie Wood !;
Secretary, Ada Baldwin; Treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Rinehart.
The first and third Monday at s o.
clock was decided on for. regular
meetings at the G. A. r. Hall. The
charter is being held open until next
meeting for those who wish to be-
come charter members.
There is no reason why we should
not have at least 100 members" said
Mrs. Bay today. GAN women who had
husbands or sons or brothers in the
service are eligible to join. Come to
the next meeting on May 3.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
Queer Road MIRAGE.

An unusual and curious mOdifica-
zion of the familiar highway mirage.
caused by layer Of heated air. is
reported from the Sacramento valley,
where the Pacific highway is Of glis-
tening cement. At nine o'clock on q
recent night the lights Of an auto.
mobile were seen to rise over dis
tant hilltop, and Immediately anOth-
er pair Of lights. nearer but less
bright, seemed to be turned on. The
more distant lights gradually over
took the nearer, and merged with
them. and an instant later q single
car passed the Observers.-POpular
Mechanics Magazine.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
+. f.. DANIELS WILL HANDLE
CHANDLER CARS IN LYNDEN

F. e. Daniels will represent the
Chandler and Cleveland automobiles
and the White trucks in the Lynden
district according to arrangements
made this week. MIR. Daniels will be
glad to give information. or arrange
for demonstrations Of any of these
cars.
Mr. Daniels installed this week at
the Lynden Service and Battery Sta
ton a new G. and B. five gallon
stroke gasoline pump.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
WILL SHUT OFF CITY WATER
MONDAY TO FIX BIG TANK

The city water will be shut off on
Monday at one O'Clock to permit the
lowering of the big tank to the new
tower In the event of bad weather.
Water Superintendent Harold Knapp
says the work will be done on the
first clear day thereafter.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
POSTS MARK BOUNDARY LINE
Are Set at Intervals Along Strips Of
Country's Northern and Southern
Extremities.

The Mexican and Canadian border
lines of the United States are not lines
at all, but rather series of posts.
The posts along the Mexican border
are carefully Gagged. perhaps to pre-
vent anyone from moving the border
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
Cuts Hand at Single Mill

William Lee Masters of Belling-
ham, cut the fingers of his right
hand badly Friday while working as
a sawyer at NAPLES Single Mill.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
Canadian and Mexican Boundaries.

The accompanying illustration shows
an American performing the feat Of
standing I'm two countries at one time.
On the Canadian border the posts
are unguarded except for fiagpOle on
either side, each of which flies the flag
of it's country.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

Have you little Cream Separator
In your home
That WOrketh Not?
Or some youthful pigs?
A Tribune Want-Ad will sell them
For YOU now.
Owing to the low price for milk
Paid by Mister Stuart, every body
IL Shipping to the Creamery. So
That there is a big demand
For young pOrkers.