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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10

Don Cresswell place in Section z. He
will convert it into a modern poultry
farm and expects to move onto the
place about March 1.
Miss Hazen was a guest Sunday at
the Robert B. Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbard spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Sisson at Pasco.
Miss Eta McManus of Walla Walla
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
VIM. Kilt home.
The Epworth League had a weinie
roast at w. A. Linn's place Saturday
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10

night.
Don't forget Pomona meets with a
Valley grange, Saturday, Februarv y
Clarence Vermillion, who has H.
VISITING his sister, Mrs. Paulsen ~ -
Monday for his home at Spokane is'
The ladies of the Valley cInb :,
serve their annual chicken-pie din wy
Friday evening, February is, baai
ming at 6:30. Price SOC and 25c es
Passersby hardly recognize the Il,
Valley club house with its new o'.s
OF paint which was applied last wss
by the men folk. '' "set
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10

13 Cases Apricots
5 Army Axes
81 Cans Army Bacon
LA Cans Roast Beef
288 Cans Corned Beef
3 Money Belts
10 Bannock Bags
18 Bed Sacks
~ Web Belts
2 Cartridge Belts
Is Reclaimed O. D. Brooches
2 New O. D. Brooches
% Blanket Roll Straps
rs A Reclaimed Blouses
200 Pairs Cashmere Sox
100 Pairs Heavy Wool Sox
There ar
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10

Yakima high school ball tossers in
what promises to be the best and fast
est game played on the local floor.
Mr.. Hinderman, former Lewis &
Clarke high school basketball coach,
will referee the boys game. Mr..
Turnman will officiate in the girls
game.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10

Come to the big show. Marshal
Neilen's
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10
''GO and Get 1t"
Partners of the Night

a mystery drama with hair-trigger ac-
ton. It's big picture. Also another
two-reel comedy feature. Harold Lloyd
in can Eastern Westerner," that will
keep you in continuous laughter. If
you don't want to laugh, stay away.
Matinee at 2:30. Special added attrac-
ton for Sunday both matinee and ev--
ening, II. j. Thompson's international
Sextette. Musical concert each and
every musician soloist. Matinee
prices 15c and 3Oc. Evening 25c and
Soc,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10
LIBERTY THEATRE

) A program of unusual merit. A big
week for lovers of the silent drama.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-02-10
FRIDAY
CORRINE GRIFFITH

"The Tower of Jewels
Also a Booth Harrington comedy,
Edgar Takes the Cake" You will
like it. It's good.
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WILLIAM S. HART
in his latest picture
1.-THE Testing Block"

This has not been Shown IN SpoKane
vet. You will think better OF Hart
than ever before, after seeing this
picture. It's the Old Hart with cour-
age, pep, action, daring. 1t Will hold
you riveted to your seat. Also "On
a Summers Day." two reel Mack
Sennett comedy.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in his newest picture
1.-THE Mark of Zorro"

and if you fail to see it you will regret
it. 1t is without doubt the best that
Fairbanks has ever done, and that IS
saying lot. We ask you to come
early. We expect everybody in Ken
newick and vicinity will wan to see
it; also "Shot Gun Wedding" two
reel comedy.
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WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY,
Special Paramount Feature, same TO
be announced from screen. Watch the
lobby for announcement. A two-reel
Mermaid Comedy, "Duck Inn," featur-
ing "Ham." There is a kick in every
foot of it.
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COMING SOON

COMING SOON e.
Pauline Frederick in MADAM 4.
"The White Circle"
Eugene O'Brien in broadway and
Home.
Madge Kennedy in Help YOURSELF.
'The U. p. Trail" .s.... ..-..... :.
"Sex." ..s>. .y91-. .ss.r.I
Evening star., 1921-10-16

FRANK A. GIBBONS
Realtor.
Main 2lS $40 Southern Bldg.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
ss Kennedy 10Th and bath hwh electric lights
sse R I b.sss s to a % S Tot T@s % 3 a @ , . lights rer
delightful
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.
Of
delightful for roonns and bargain atac
Investment
PETWORTH.
: % 5 r ps ; se 5 sssa ss fsm @ 5s s " ideal home for
7o Ssen % %
condition. This
.... NORTHEAST
n o 8
Lights; front and rehs hardwood nr large yard and
ands
SOUTHEAST
one; IT rntone
other!
MONROE ST. NEAR 18th N.W-$12OO0
% @ q and tsmminss @ |
full Of q feet
FRANK A. GIBBONS
>--.> Realtor.
Main 21S $50 Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
FOR sALE-HousEs
Continued.

TwO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Near Lincoln Park--EconOmicai
home over 2l n. wide; rooms and
and separate rear yards: live in one
apartment and derive rent from the
other. Price. $1,000. Easy terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1923.
NEAR 1st AND V SITS.
Exceptionally low-priced home: 2
rooms and bath: good sized rear yard
ne fS pssSs ssSs.a sey ples asw sassnt sS 'ss iS
cash and easy monthly payments.
HEDGES 4 MIDDIETOE. me-.
1894 II st. NV. Phone Main 102S.
NEAR PENSION OFFICE.
Three.story brick: rooms and
hath; splendid room renting section.
Price. $500. Can be bought on terms
as uTn. I1T a. Sc 500 ,;,Sh, Ensh prox NC
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 10:S.
SOUTHEAST.
on East Capitol street-Well built
three-story brick: rooms and .
baths. Now being used MS three sep
arate apartments. producing an in
come of S14o per. month. Has cler.
lights; Price only s6,s50 Very rea-
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1854 b st. NV. Phone Main lo2S.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
Owner has gone abroad. Offers de-
tached hO1se on lot BOX1SO it.. with
shruhhery and shade trees and gar
age for two cars. House has 8 rooms
and bath: h.-w.h.; elec. lights: in
good condition. Reduced to $500.
Terms 10 suit you.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1854 II st. NV. Phone Main 102S.
GEORGETOWN.
Large corner brick house. contain
ing 10 rooms and bath. Owner will
sell on very small cash payment and
make easy terms. or will consider
exchange for other property. East
Of Wisconsin and north of o street.
Price. Sa.aH,.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II ST. NV. Phone Main 1U.S.
ONLY $500 CASH
well located home in Blooming
dale. Colonial type; rooms and
bath: front and rear porches: concrete
cellar: large yard to paved alley.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1O2S.
TAKOMA PARK.
$500 cash. completely detached
home on a lot 6Ox36O: 5 rooms and
bath; good heating plant: cleo. lights.
Price, 81. .5G1. Now vacant and I'M
mediate possession.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main l0oS.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES

KANAWHA ST.-S11. 900.
One of the best arranged detached homes
in Chevy Chase. containing eight rooms and
beth. hdrdwood floors and trim. is offered for
quick sale by us. 1t has large lot. good ga
rage. Requires moderate cash payment.
CLEVELA
MACOMB ST-SlS.0O
A very attractive ten-rOom and two-bath
stucco. detached. and containing every con-
venience. This is very goosi buy.
MT. PLEASANT.
NEWTON ST.-$s.5OO.
This il a fine six-room and bath house. hav-
ing all improvements. with space for garage.
This Ia an attractive price to a conscientious
purchaser.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-$7,ooo.
One of our hest homes for the money. is To-
Gated on saith st. in Mount Rainier. It con-
sists Of six roems and hath, electric lights.
furnace heat. with IA acres of ground sur
rounding 1t.
$4,000.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
Beautiful corner detached home of ten
rooms and three baths, with about 1000
square feet of ground. This property Is occu-
pied by owner, who will give prompt pos
session.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
F T. SMALLWOOD.
TOR.
Main 1910.
CHASE.
Mckinley ST.-$lJ,J 800.
An excellent home bargain, Of eight rooms
and bath. modern throughout. garage, large
lot: terms: must be sold at once.
Nd PARK.
SSth ST-$l3.5O0
most homeike dwelling. containing eight
rooms and two ba tbs. is ON the market for i'm
mediate purchase; double garage; convenient
terms.
WOODLEY PARK.
CATHEDRAL ST.-S15.6OO.
4 home like this IL seldom offered at this
cheap price. 1t has nine rooms and two baths.
space for garage; absolutely modern and In eA-
cellent condition.
NORTHEAST-S7,ooo.
We offer detached six-room and bath
frame house. electricity. h.-w. h., for sale. on
reasonable terms. In u fine section for white
people.
MT. PLEASANT.
3l31 10Th.
Six rooms, sleeping porch: new paper and
M mt: vacant and in excellent condition: one
OF the best locations in Mount Pleasant. In
spection ut any time.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

SUBURBAN.
Pretty little home. completely detached on
large lot: contains six rooms and bath and
sleeping porch on two floors: large cellar and
attic: all modern improvements: built-in
garage: electric lights: modern heating plant:
front and double rear pOrches: immediate pos
session Price 81 800. 1852
| McKEEVER ( GOSS.
1405 Eye st. Main 4152.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
: Right in the heart Of this convenient sec
tion; tbree-story house containing nine rooms
and bath, with front. double rear and sleeping
porches: steam heat: hardwood floors. screens.
etc: space for garage on lot $50 feet deep:
Immediate possession can be had. Price,
Sl.5OO 45&2
McKEEvER & Goss.
l405 Eye St. Main 4752.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A detached home Of eight rooms and two
ba this -four bedrooms: ffent and double rear
porches: electric lights. hot-water heat: hard
wood floors and trim: open frep.aces; screens
and awnings throughout: double garage;
chicken house: immediate possession can be
had For further particulars apply 1922
MckEEVE E
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
J1O5 Eve St.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

$4,000.
5000 CASH.
146 1Ith ST. Sc: home that was built
when homes were built. rooms. bath: good
furnace; large yard. $500 cash, $50 per month.
$6,25o.
$50 Adams st. NV: dandy colonial home.
II feet wide. in excellent nefghborhood.
& large rooms. TIED bath: laundry tubs. etc.
81 100 cash. xi:5 par month.
SO,25o.
lll3 Sth st. ne; lovely colonial home in
this desirable neighborhood at price that i.
Incompatible. containing large rooms and
tiled bath: newly papered aud painted through
out $500 cash. $50 per month
STEELE,
Main 559S-5oS2.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

CHEVY CHASE.
On 42nd St: sem-bungalow type home. COM
pletely detached on large lot with improved
alley: five rooms and tile bath first floor;
two rooms second floor; sleeping porch,
spacious front porch; thoroughly modern; hot
water heat. electric lights: hardwood floors
and trim: space for garage: immediate pos
session. remarkable buy for only $3.50.
43f2
1905 Eye st. Main 4152
On GRANT CIRCLE.
Brick home. semi-detached; eight rooms and
bath: attic: front porch; all modern improve
ments: hot-water heat, electricity and gas:
hardwood floors and trim; screened; space
for garage on paved alley. Priced at $4,000
for immediate sale. Your immediate inspec-
fi0n is recommended. 4J6-2
MckEEvER & GOss,
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
OTIS PLACE.
Two-story. cellar and attic home Of six
rooms and bath and modern sleeping porch ::
of brick construction: hot-water heat, electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim; screens;
front and double rear porches: garage: alley.
Immediate possession. One Of the best buys
in the city today. Price. 50, 500. 1872
R & GOSS,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 4752.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
$500.
A REAL BARGAIN.

4llB Fessenden ST.. West Chevy Chase. u.
c.: complete detached colonial home Of large
rooms and fine light: hath: new electric fix
lures: excellent hot-water heating plant: newly
papered and painted throughout: modern 10
the minute. 81 200 cash and $70 per MONTH
S7,75o.
Near llth and Md. ave ne: modern Groom
and tiled bath colonial home: large rear yar,i
room for 3 garages: h.-wh and all con
veniences. Total monthly payment, so.
$500.
Groom apartment in the Creston. ii75
Columbia rd. tjust of 10th ST.. Cash pay
ment 81 740: total monthly payments SoS. 80.
DAVIS &
Evening star., 1921-10-16

Bt-T DIRECT.
Mr.. 18th AND SHEPHERD ST. NV.
New 1-ropm house: - II. wide: m. l. .
attic: bult-in heated garage: cement fr"ut
porch: wide rear porches. Address Box 49,
Star office
Evening star., 1921-10-16
lust the Place You'll Like.

lust the Place You'll Like.
A nice, big, roomy dwelling. Price no more
than asked for many about half as much room
snd not 40 well located. Should appeal 10
those looking for real value and looking TO
getting their money back should they wish to
sell again. Situated on lettered street west
Of 18TH, near many elegant private residences.
10 good big rooms with large closets; well
lighted dining room; good heating plant; elec-
tric lights; garage. hold cars with ro"tns
| and bath sbove: rents for $50 Owner
needing cash in his mercantile business will
sacrifice, S12. 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

DETACHED HOME.
Nicely situated. u rooms and bath;
fine heating plant; eec. lights: open
firepr,"; several pOrches; large lot.
Garage. Price. $3.50 Reasonable
terms
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1874 II ST nv Phone Main lU2S
ny OWNER: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION:
house in perfect condition. IS Seaton place
NV. Call Cleveland 9Os9. IL
MT. PLEASANT SECTION: d ROOMS; ANIL:
with garage; buy from owner and save large
commission. Address Box 294a'. Star once.
5-ROOM SEMI I-BUNGALOW: ADJACENT TO
car; 80 minutes to Treasury; fine suburban
section, with all modern improvements hard
wood floors: tiled bath: ,hot-water heat: lot
sOx155 owner short Of funds will sell house
more than hef furnished at real bargain
Evening star., 1921-10-16
FOR HOMES AID INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & Sullivan
They know Washing ton

, l5a7 Eye St nv Tel. Main 1921
TEN ROOMS. BATH AND CELLAR; WIDE
! frontage: semi mi-detArhed: locate three square
1 " Congressional Library. choice part of Capi
Z! tnl lIill. This property can be- made an excel
f; lent home. REASONABLY. terms. Price. 500.
J. L. WEEDON e. CO..
III ~ ~ nss;ouaI Library.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

WOoDRIDGE-l1 ROOMS: SLEEPING
porch; baths; detached: pebbledash: lot 5Ox
$50; practically new; one floor now rented,
S55 q month: owner occupies one floor; $l1 $50
|-$l.5d cash. $50 per month. Call OWNER.
franklin 1867. 16s
Evening star., 1921-10-16

ZIG 12th ST. IBR0ukLANDh ) ROOMS
attic: hot-water heat: large porch: corner lot
hardwood trim: oak floor: big corner lot:
SlO.2 OWNER realtOr.
NEW YORK AVE. Mr.. 5tn ST.-a ROOMS.
= la ts good condition: lot 2ax121; price,
81. $50 Apply 10 53i 5th St NV. Phone
Franklin 1881. l6'
q ROOMS AND BATH: FRAME: ROOM FOR
garage; 81. 600: $3.50 down and So per month.
including interest and principal. 1121 Park
pl. ne JOS \. HERBERT l. SONS. 5l5 T.
Capitol st.
IN l6tb ST HEIGHTS-NEW DETACHED
house; six rooms and bath: large pantry and
closets: center hall plan; hot-water heat: lot
65X11J 10 alley: immediate possession. ROB
ERT T.. HEATER. Colorado bldg. Phones
Main 10fr: Franklin ::t.s.
G ST. SW., BET. 2rd AND 4ia-5-ROoM
frame: rent. s13 per month: good investment: ::
price, $500.
Sth st. NV. near Que-7-room frame: price.
$500.
Apply FLOYD r. DAVIS.
JD1 eth 81. Main 81
Evening star., 1921-10-16

GEORGETOwN--A WELL BUILT 3-sToRY
brick house, 8 rooms, bath. furnace heat, gas
and electricity: large sized alley; room for
garage; splendid neghborhood. For price and
terms, apply GEORGE J. EASTERDAY, 14lO
a at Phone Main 1927
Evening star., 1921-10-16

| sth ST. NV. NEAR BCTTERNUT: lMME-
diate occupancy " an s-rooIn. modern. hollow
/ tile house DETACHED: deep lot TO alley spacr.
&! latest American radiator heat. electric light
gas; very large front porch, sleeping porrh:
brick fireplace: >iat.- roof attic space: chicken
! house. Convenient of the largest and
hest public schools. 10 car>. public library .
, churches aud stores: this i one of the most
desirati. locs tious in the city and at Slo.vAi
/ is genuine bargain. Moderate. terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

| An ASKING; ONLY $1,000 FOR NJ THOR
oughly up-ro date home. located on vide az"
| close 10 14th st: similar homes in the i'm
mediate vicinity bringing two opd thr'"
fhousa nd more. This il a real bargain for
1 some one. Front porch: seven rooms. tile hath:
hot water heat: electric lights: wo+l
| floors; rear porches; deep lot: 1'-ft. alley.
Will make reasonable terms. Address ]'"S
a3t' star office.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

FOR SALE
One of the most attractive
homes in Mt. Pleasant. VA
CANT, having 8 r. and baths;
all modern Improvements; built
in garage. Ready for immediate
occupancy. Price and terms
very easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main $40. 1914 K St. n. w.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

SAUL'S ADD1T1ON-SII.ooo
Located on upper Georgia ave-: completely
detached home OF siY large rooms and bath: !:
bright cellar; has hot-water heat. electric
lights; front and sleeping porch; screens: !:
large lot. Can be bought on 100 cash pay
ment; an unusual opportunity to acquire q
home ON convenient terms.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

SAUL'S ADDITION.
SEMI-BUNGAI.OW BARGAIN.
Lovely 7-room and bath home; h.-w.h. and
electricity: handsome open fireplace: hardwood
! floors: stone f0unda tion and front porch: good
1 lot to wide alley: large garage: near l4th st.
| cars. Only $13, 500: 900 cash: balance ar
| ranged. 4 beauty. lG6s624)
o. b. ZANTZISGER, RealtOr.
! Q1a 10th st. NV. Main .31l
Evening star., 1921-10-16
BY OWNER.
MUST SELL, AT ONCE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
BROOKLAND.

New home direct from owner. at 1910 New -
ton ST; every modern Improvement: large "f
with lear garage; line. Catholic
riversity. schools and monastery. open every
day evenings and Sunday.
door. 1Gs
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ASIDE from the inemcctlveness OF
Grimes, several other disheartening
incidents combined to bring about the
Dodger defeat, and the most unfortu-
nate of these was decision by Umpire
in Chief Brennan on a hit by Kilduff
in the eighth inning.
In this session the Dodgers made
MATHS early lead, But fell one run shy
Of tying the score. The main reason
for the failure Of the rally was an
apparently unjust decision by Brennan
on ki1duff's drive with men on first
and third.
Griffith opened the inning with a
single to center and after Wheat's
fly Myers got an inficld hit. Schnlpndt
wal1oped the ball to Groh, who had an
easy double play in, sight. He threw
Griffith tailed. while Myers took third:
Kilduf then hit low fy which curved
toward the left field foul line but
seemingly landed in fair territory
Myers raced home and Schmandt took
third while Petey reached second.
Umpire Brennan then amazed every
body by calling the hit foul. Manager
Robinson, who was coaching at third,
sprinted to the arbiter in protest, and
the enC1re DroOklyn Team ADDED VOICE
to Robbie's shouts. The umpire re-
fused to reverse the decision and this
probably cost Brooklyn the game.
Hod Efler, making his second start
Of the year, pitched well early in the
game But weakened toward the end
and Eppey Rixey went to his rescue
In the eighth. Eller held Brooklyn
kitless until the fifth, when schn,andt
singled with one out. Grimes was of
form and all SIX runs were scored off
his delivery. Smith, Mitchell and
Schupp pitched the seventh, eighth
and ninth respectively and escaped
without damage.
The Reds scored their frst three
runs in the second. Daubert and Dun
can singled and moved up on Cranes
out. Both scored on Eller's single,
and the pitcher completed the circuit
on Males triple over Myers's head.
Neale was out trying to stretch the
hit to home run.
BehHe scored another ia the third
when he singled, advanced on sacri-
flee, stole third and rode in on Koush's
dounle. The final runs were registered
In tie fifth. Neale singled and Bohne
saefifieed. 0roh singled, scoring Nealc,
and went to second on the throw-ir.
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cardinals Dodgers Reds
Farewell Beftting Conqueror
GiDen Carpenter Upon Sailing
One RuI, Margin Marks
National League Games

YESTERDAY in baseball had one
III novel feature. Every team that
played in the National League WIS
either victor or victim by one-run
! margin. The Giants won from the
Cardinals, a to 9, in, ten innings
The Reds defeated the c!aml,iop
Dodgers, s to s. The Pirates
tritimpiied' over the phiIlies by 5 10
q in another ten-inning controversy
The Graves continued their winning
streak by nosing out the Cubs. 3 to 2.
The litely bail was not in evil
dence yesterday, as a study of the
scores reveals. The highest tally
Of the day wss compiled by the
Athletics, who defeated the Detroit
Tigers by to 4.
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Champion Indians
Lose to Red Sox
In Pitchers Battle
Morton Bows to Jones,
Who Proves Effective in
the Pinchcs; Score, So

CLEVELAND, July 1.-The Red Sox
broke their losing stroak and put an
end to the Indians winning streak TO-
day, when they won S to 2.
1t was pitchers battle between
Jones and Morton. The latter had won
three straight and had not been scored
upon in twenty-five innings previous to
the sixth inning of to-d.y's game.
Cleveland had numerous chances to
VIM. but Jones was effective in the
pinches.
The score:
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Faber Allows 3 Hits
And Stops Senators

CHICAGO, July 14.-UrbAn tFabe
stopped Wsshington's winning stree
to-day when Chicago won from the SEN
ators, 8 to l.. The gslae was a pitchers'
duel, with Mogridge opposing the Chi
cage ace. Faber let the Visitors down
with three hits, one Of which was 1
homs run by Miller. Eddie Collins made
three Of the five hits Of Moeridge.
BY beating the Senator'S to-day Faber
is credited with eighteen victories and
six defeats for the season.
The scors.
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kendrick ON Athletic Board

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.---Murdoch
Kendrick, for many years a member of
the advisory committee of the Inter-
collegiate Association Of Amateur Ath-
letes of America, to-day was elected
chairman of the executive committee of
the university council on athletics OF
the University of Pennsylvania. He sue
ceeds H. L. Geyeiia, who died on July 4.
MFR. Kendrick will serve until the reor-
ganization of the athletic council in
the fall
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Totals IS 3 u a7slT Totals .3a5sa7 ID
:Batted for Smith in seventh inning.
fBatted for Mitchell in eighth inning.
TBatted for Griffith in ninth inning

f1es'Rna1i ::ss J ! 3 I 3 9 3 6
fwo -bate hits-Rousn, Griffith. Kih1ufr
Mailer. Three -base hit--Neale Stole d
bases-Bohne, Ciroh. Sacrihces-Bohne,
Gsfoh. Rixey, Miller Double plays-t3rofi
Pohne and Daubert; Groh and Daubert
Left on bases-Cincinnati, a Brooklyn. Z
Bases on balis--Of SGhupp. 2; of NlIer. s.
Hits-Of Grimes. 10 In s innings; Mitchell
! in 4; off Filler, s in 7H off Smith, . in
!; of schupp. III OFF Id1ey o in 1ss.
Struck out--By Grimes 2 by Smith. 4: by
Schupp, i by Hler. .. Passed baliG-Afil-
Ter. Winning pitcher-Eller LOSING
pltcher~-Grinlas. Uppires-Bre imam and
AfcCerfaiok Tirne--1 :56.
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Robertson's Double
I'm Tenth Defeats
PhiIlies by 5 to 4
Miller and Bruggy Get
Home Runs in Sixth, but
Pirates Overcome Lead

PHILADELPHIA, July 1A.-Doubles
by Schmidt and Robertson gave Pitts.
burgh teninning victory over Phila-
dclphia to-day, 5 to a. Schmidt opened
the tenth with double to left and
scored on Robertson's long. drive to
center field.
Carlson held the Phillies hitless
until the sixth inning, when r. Miller
and Bruggy crashed consecutive home
runs into the left field bleachers.
Score:
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ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
''Blse Law" Stops Trot Meet

BAY CITY, Mich, July 14.--The race
meeting of the Michigan Short Ship
Circuit, to have been held here this
week, has been called off because Of
City Manager Stickler's order to ths
police for strict enforcement Of the
blue law" prohibiting pool selling.