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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
$19S
8 Piece Dining Suite

Unless you have a very large room in large
house, this is complete Dining Suite as you
actually need and you third on the price
In Queen Anne period style, walnut finish This
complete suite is but $l75 and there are other de-
signs of equally attractive outfits to select from
Prices are based on today market less our liberal
August Sale discounts. Won't you come In today
and see this suite
$175
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sDnfs.


MANILA. Aug. IA am able 20
state on absolute reliable authority
that japanese have recently been
seen visiting Fuga. Bataan and other
Islands OF the Philippines.
That IN some cases they carried
surveying instruments and when
questioned by the natives replied
they were looking for gold"
That the points visited " the Jap
anese were thinly populated and Of
little OF no economic or political
value.
FuEa IS between the Philippines
AID F'ormosa, belonging TO japan.
What constituted the real motive
behind these visits can only be con-
5ectured, but that the Japanese are
INTENSELY interested IN the islands
? defenses and that they consider the
Philippines the American vanguard
for whatever far eastern contingen-
cies that may occur" is admitted.
Part Of Armament
Although Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood. now IN the Philippines. is
keeping his own counsel, there is
every reason to believe he has been
made acquainted with these facts.
Certain It Is that he. IN his turn,
has visited the points where the jap
anese were seen. This may or may
not be a coincidence.
II is giving away no secrets TO say
that military and naval circles con-
slider the Philippines as much a part
OF the armament OF the United
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acter and their habits OF life begin
70 appear they are seen 10 be inven-
tons"
To Young Men.
To the young man DR.. Shreve gives
one word OF advice-''M
It IS not good for man 10 be
alone Every man At 10 have a wife
ought 20 marry. Be sure you are
right, then go ahead. And I some
times quote 10 him the following
from Jeremy Taylor: If you are for
pleasure. marry: II you prize rosy
health, marry; good wife IS heav-
ems last best gift 10 man: his angel
OF mercy; minister OF graces innu-
merable; his gem OF many virtues:
his casket Of jewels. Her voice his
sweetest music; her smile his bright
est day; her kiss the guardian Of in
nocence; her industry his surest
wealth; her economy his safest stew
ard her lips his faithful counselors;
her bosom the sOftest pillow OF his
cares; and her prayers the ablest ad-
vOcates Of heavens blessings on his
head.
ANOlQ silly women.
Don't marry a silly woman. Don't
marry a gossip, a busybody, a CAD
about, a butterfly, nor an inveterate
talker. Don't marry a pair Of eyes.
There should be a good deal more 70
a wife than that Seek a woman who
has some idea Of the purpose # a
woman's Hfe-a lover OF home and
children anc God; and one who be-
heves you are the one man for her
husband
And I say to them both: Estab-
lish a home of your own. You may
not be able TO purchase a house, but
in a rented room or two you can
have your home-your nest. Have no
outsiders in it unless it be an aged or
a dependent person, in which case
there should be an understanding be-
fOrehand. Home is a little hollow
scooped out Of the windy hill OF the
world, where we can be shielded
from its cares and annOyances.'
Then you will have to learn 20
live together Remember that you are
alike in one respect only. j. e., your
love for each other. Possibly in every
other respect you are very different.
Harmonizing these differences in
such a manner as TO strengthen love
instead of wrecling it is a fine art.
Much unhappiness and numerous di-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
Pull Together.

derslan0Ing and sympathy and love
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19

Watch the custard that Be- ices
not bake too long and become dry
and stringy. II you are not quite
sure that your milk is ~ the lt
quality. put a heapinE teaspoon "
cornstarch into the cust4rd mixture
and u will not be watery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-19
4 Piece Bedroom Suite

A real companionable bedroom suite. Why
companionable? Well tell you
The bed when fitted with a Ries Regal Box
Spring and Mattress makes couch that Queen
might envy. The dresser has drawers that are
deep and roomy radiating welcome and good
cheer. The dressing table is just what is wanted
by anybody, while the chiforobe has room for all
Of man wearables. In walnut, suite complete
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to distinguish them. They dress like
men, talk like men and look like men
but when their inrer traits OF char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
DOZEN ARRIVALS SWELL
VA. FOOTBALL SQUAD


Especial tn The Times Dispatrh1
ctiARinTTESV1LLE. VA. sept 10
irEinia's gridiron SQUAD was au.,-
"cht'd today by the arrival of q
"""eh candidates, mostly stars on
last years freshman team. among mo
number being Foster. auaricrhoc,s
, M"rd and ELY guards: cu,c,ir.
,"uHi.' ana brown, end. Iinnit;m.
.'hter on the varsity lnsi yn,,r inS.
,S'Pl'lil OF III" haskctbalI uui,,i @
~ uniform for the mrs, tim,. -
~ wcr" Clarke ana WarI y,r.iiE .
subs last season. '"' varsity
mo 80 arrival rrc"ivin. , r,r,,
't|i,"'r, was Caldwell. "a n"ft%'
-. hi"' formerly of tho l'niy,,si,' =
"lSS'rSirp'. ana q student at yjr,.i 49,,
TWO years ago. 80 Is IN i
inp i.anniEan. the veteran train
~ "F"ppch IN from his rnmn -,
Iit'' ana put the twrnty-six
",""''N through u stin soccer gam.
.h.s afternoon b-for. th.y 49,.
Surnr" over 10 Coach Warren t,n,
."WihS med!cinc bah practice ~.
mn We're drilled in forward rnssin,.
i:unt ING and blocking. ana Iai.r in'
""Hu ocd to the tacklinr DUNN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
JOE TURNER IS MATCHED
WITH IRSL|NCER TONIGHT
English Middlcwcighl Champ
ion Makes FRS, Appearance
in Richmond.

lust how Henry lrslingcr. British
middlewciGhi champion. will compare
with tho veteran. Joe Turner. both in
physical ability and knowicdG" of the
scientific points OF the graphing
game. will he learned by local wrcst-
ling dcvotccs tonight when the tw"
men meet in II finished bout AT tn"
broadway Athletic Arena.
There is considerable speculation
among followers Of the mat gam" Is
to the outcome Of tn" match toniGh'.
Turner is Of recognized ability. ha"-
ing performed before Richmond
crowds for several years. IrSlinscr
comes here hcraldcd as an equally
finished Erapplcr.
lrSlinccr holds the Lord l.onrs6alc
belt for las FOUNDERS. Both mere and
abroad. he has met some OF the most
capable wrcStlcrs in the game, ami
has acquitted himself crchitably in
every match. Recently h" wrcstlcd
"rinky" Gardner 20 a draw. This b"n
tractcd lovers of the sport from sc"-
cral Northern cities.
Reports from cities in which lrs-
finger has appeared state that he Is
AN aggressive. fast wrestler. Critics
say that he is AN exponent Of clean
competition.
Father Time" Toe Turner, who is
located In washington is an rs
tabliShcd faNoritc in this city lie
has host Of friends among local
wrestling patrons.
Two fast Erapplers have occn Sc
cured to furnish the preliminary bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
Interference With kauff
Is Prevented by Injunction
tHy Associated Press. ]

Nt.W YORK. sept. l2.-Suprcmc
Court Justice WHSscrvocc today
granted au order requiring the
New York National League base
hall club. J. iIcydl-r. president Of
the National League. and Judge
Is NJ. Lands. commissioner Of or
.Hni2rd baseball. /" show cause
Wednesday in supreme Court why
they should not he restrained from
Interfering with the appearance
of Benny kaun on the baseball
n"li III performance of his con-
tract with the New York club.
Justice Wasscrvogcl also grant
a a temporary injunction restrain
ing the defendants from iutcrfcr-
ing with kuun ana preventing.
MIN from appearing. pending de-
cjsi"n ON TN" argument Wcdncs-
day.
Counsel for Kaum said the ball
player had been suspended after
his alleged Implication in the theft
~ an automobile and that Judge
l.andis ANA tn" others concerned
had continued in their refusal to
all"w kaUm /" play, despite that
h" had he"m acquitted since 10y Il
jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
LINCOLN GIANTS DEFEAT
LOCALS IN LONG CONTEST
Visitors Take Game by 5.,o-4
Score After Twelve
Innings.
innings,

The Lincoln Giants defeated The
Richmond Giants yesterday in a gam.
that went twelve innings. by the scor.
OF to 4.
Taken from every angle the game
was one of the best that has hc.n
rihEcd at the Island Park this season
respectfully noteworthy was tn, Mitch
ing OF Hnsby and Gardner. Neither
"aiked man during the game. and
each Kept the hits so well sc,ttcrcd
'hat not Il runner crossed tho pIa,o
from the third inning untu tho
twelfth. when each team scored
captain Pugh. of the locals. in the
opinion Of spectators. used poor ,udr-
m.nt when. in the twelfth inning
after Poles and Johnson. who h.I
SINGLED. with two out. n, w,yn,i
tnshy to tn" bench and son, nich
ardson I" the mound cold" Tbnmns
hl' 10 center. sending the two RIM
nerS home. Isu, for this tho ,oc;,ix
probably would have won the rnmn
rs PATTERSON landed for n homer in
the twelfth. '''
Asid" from tho work OF the onnos-
ing pitchers. the hitting OF rbop,,s
ana the fielding Of Singer and cans
Inr IN" visitors. and tho hitting of
OF McQuinn. Jackson and Mason for
me locals were noticeable
The same teams meet again toJ.,
at o'clock.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
TARHEEL SLUCGERS HIT
TWO RICHMOND HURLERS
Walker Clouts Home Run.
With One Man On in
Seventh.
FIELDING or n>KEn FEATURES
Spencer md champagne AIS" Shnr"
uonorS-lt. nnitc> helpless Rcforr
Pitching Of Johnson for Seven In

ROCKY MOUNT, y. G.. Scpt. 70
The Tarhc"lS hit both Green and
cooGan hard this afternoon and easily
turned in 10 victory in The first
game OF the series with the Richmond
Colts.
johnson on the mound for tn"
locals. held tn" Ryanit"s helpless
throughout the first seven frames, but
allowed them - push two counters
across when he iightcned M in ia"
eighth and ninth frames.
Green who started FOR the Colts.
pitched Silt-"dGcd ball until IN"
fourth inning when the Tarhccls got
ncNt to him for tiV" consecutive hits.
Including two doubles which count
ed for four runs. He gave WAY &" e
pinch hitter i'm the sixth. and coogan.
who took NJ the mound work FOR the
visitors, Jared equally hard At the
locals hands.
The first man Ia face him singled
and Walker followed With homer.
walker, Chamnq Corc"ram and
Johnson ~T5.TTCd with the willow for
the locals. While Baker. Spencer and
Champlin copied h"lding honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
PIRATES AND BRAVES
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
Scores in Fifteenth
Inning and Wins First
Contest.
THy Associated rress. /

P1TTSBrRGII. sept l..-pit,s
bursh ana Boston split even in to-
days double hcader. the former win
nihg the first. I" (. in fifteen in
hlhSs and LOSING the second to Z.
'arcN'S single, Maranvillc's doubi,,
an" 'ipSonS error at the plate
scored the winning run in the fr-
i"cnth inning.
In the second game. Glazncr was
knocked out of the box in the seventh
inning. and Iinu. who relieved him.
was unable I" hold the visiting bats
men. with III" score tied i'm tn.
.'E MN ana Two out. he passed Chris
century. ana Cruise. who was fol-
l"Wcu 10y Buckets single to center
scoring what proved To bc the win
ming run.
Sonihwor,h WAS hurt in collision
with l"wrlI in the nrst game and
forced To retire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
LARS DOWN BUILDERS

EoRFoi.k. VA. Sept. 1o-wih
' 49,. ''art"n Slowing class through.
""t me game aud the Tars Min.
N.y.Ii" ana ilcatw"lc almost AT vii
IF ~ e,"h"et ihe ,"rcning ranr
'nc: series from Newport News
sh'S Afternoon by the score Of - H.
The game was featured bv M.
n"rd hitiins of pauEhton ana Fuhi-
IA" l"ca - and the general
=, va 'Hst iI"!ding of thu, Tars
iHs- MAS The only Newport News
"a ''"f able 10 Locate Cartons hook :
"n'h Sai",vS meant runs. TN. 10
III p'"EHd great fielding game.
i"st WORK ana Killing rallies w;tG
Two doubles 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
FINDINGS IN MARSHALL
CASE ARE MADE PUBL|l
Affair Of William and Mary
College llurIcr Involved
Four Clubs.
REFUSED Shirley Eronr OFFER
Smiths Club Put In Claim ma snId
Sinr Pitcher to Washington. wI,I,c
n'rhnnnd sent Ilim to Cincinnati
VIA! Return To school

No baseball case in recent vo,r.
aroused greater Interest than ,l,,
i'ewcy Marshall case, which invoIv", :
,"" DIG league clubs. Cincinnati and
washington anG two minor Ic.r,,o
ciubs. Richp"nd and Shrcvcpor,
ruling announced last week Nv
secretary j. ~. Farrell, of the Nh,
,iuh"i Association Of Professional
baseball clubs. awarded MnrshalI To-
RICHMOND, thus VALIDATING. the s,I..
OF Marshall To Cincinnati. hut tho ac
tHaI text OF the boards findings mas
never been mad" public.
Marshall corrcspOndcd with Rul,-
smith manager OF Shreveport. nj, /
OK H!ciinond lntcrnationa! l.caru.
pilot. but when a contract was sent
nm. he returned /; unsigned bccans,
Sinlth ihil"d 30 meet his tcrins ri.
nc time tn" star William and siary
toll-S" ~ hit handler also was cor
responding with other clubs RUiv
smith. after Marshall returned a con.
tract unsigned. dropped the case u, :.
together. and Marshall never hca Il
from smith ar Shreveport any ino,N
In the meantime. the iiillsyillc
wonder signed with the Etuhmoii |
club. He was sold Ia the R"dlcgs on
juno .. at ~" clos" OF Marshnlrs COL
continued on ninth p,rcl
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iin,k. Mount.

Totals ), 80, go, ." - ~ /"
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Rain Plays Havoc With
Sports in Philadelphia
IBy United Ncwsl

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. i2-rm-
pres bat-boyS. court rollers. rub
hers and sporting editors spent
Monday under the wet blanket OF
ram. Most OF the scheduled sport
events mere were called of.
The kcn Sox ana athletics
passed the day in the locker rooms
at Shibc Park. Philadelphia. The
whole schedule of the third days
play in the National Lawn Tennis
Singles championships was pi, on
til Tuesday at the Germantown
Cricket club Grounds. The NO
mems net tourney At tho Phila-
dclphia Cricket Club was post.
poncd
POI" between the Philadelphia
Country club and the army for the
junior championship OF America
was held over until Tuesday.
Sailor Friedman and Lew Tend
Ter. on the cards for bout Mon
day night. wcrc compelled by the
rain to wait for the promised fair
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
CUBS SIGN BACKSTOP
FOR PILOT NEXT YEAR
IRv Assnciateh rrcss1

CHICAGO. Sept. i2.-Catchcr Will
liam k"llcfcr today signed CON
tract To manage the Chicago Nation
ais for the 1922 season. William
Ncrck. president OF the club. an
n"unccd tonight
killcfcr became pilot Of the Cubs
August I. when John Evers was de =
posed
killcfcr has been with the cluh
four wears. coming here from phila-
d"lphia with Grover Alexander. his
battery mate. for sGa.O00 and two
plaN"rS. lie was born in Paw Paw.
Mich, in 1856. and besides being the
Youngest manager in the league. is
ais" the only playing pilot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
INDIAN PILOT SUSTA|Ns
INJURY TO KNEE JOINT
Physician Says He Will Be
Out of Game Indefi-
nitely.
lRy Associatcd rrcss.l

CLEVELAND. ONO. Sept. ~
Manager Iris Speaker. OF the Cicvc-
land Indians, was not with the tcanf
when il left here tonight on it's last
invasion of the East. Speaker is
suffering from confusion of the
right knee joint. sustained yesterday
when he irippcd over first base in
st. Louis.
IN N-ray photograph taken lat"
today showed there was no fracture
but according Ia his physician sneak
cr will be out OF the game Indefinite
ly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
BUGS BEST TAR BABIES

WILSON. y. g. sept. ~ Rcf"r"
thu smallrs, crowd in the two years
thHis Wilson has been in the Nir-
giniS League, Tarboro and Wilson en-
-agcd in comedy of hits ami err
rurs in which the Bugs nnally bet
tered the Tar Babies by the count Of
10 10 :. Judge l.andis recent de
cisjon and the many handed down by
Alr. Bradley. i - believed havS
thrown "A dampor on all baseball en-
thuSiasts. as Wilson and every ON"
has become thoroughly Indifferent
as 10 the outcome OF the second hair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
Marine takes First pincr.

CAMP PF.RKY. OHIO. Srpt. I-.-W
W. AShurst. of tn" United states ma
rinrS. has taken nrst place in tE"
National Rifle Association M hand
rifle match. according /" t"day's Of
iicial bulletin. IL. ~. Gay. United
states cavalry. Is second. ana
&. - Lloyd. United States Marin,
Corps. third all three having scores
Of % out 81 possible 100. The ties
were decided by the longest runs il
the finish without n miss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

Boston ..... u"0 POO 0O2 400 GOO;
Pittsburgh -. "oo Ito n2o 600 00l -,
summary: Tw"-basr hits-tarcy.
MarLnNill" 60, Robertson. stolen
baS"S-t,arcy. SHCriiic" hits bcSCh =
ger. Rishcv. Maranvill" Ticrn"y.
Cooper. D"ubl" play Ford. Ear
bare and iiolk", Left ON hascs-HoS-
ton. u; Pittsburgh. .. Eases on balls
off pcSchr"r. I. on Cooper. l. Hits
on o"schg"r, in liz innings: OF
i'raNlon, ! inon' uG; IN eighth. OF
Scott. in ! innings; OF Cooper. in
Is innings of Adams. in -
innings. Struck "ut-hy OocSchGcr. =:
by Scott, :: by Cooper. { 10y Adams
I. Winning pitchcr--Adams. Los
ing pitcher Scott. tmpircS-Ercn-
nan and Hart. Timc-o:54.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
TRUCKERS BUNCH HITS

PORTSMOUTH, VA. sept. l2.-Al-
though oUthit. Portsmouth this ar
ternoon punched th"ir saf.ti"s on
Slappey and came from behind ami
defeated tho Suffolk Cats by the
score Of to 4. suffolk hunchrd hits
on Lehdottcr only in tho second and
third. After that he was Unhittablr
in the pinchc>. The Truckers got u
Slappey in The second, fourth, sixth
and eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

lions based ON II far into tho aftor-
noon or might, In such cases i, is
necessary I" make the Initial cal
rulaitcn on tho second nigh tide
AT pld rolnt for the preceding dag
:" uhthl' TIA" time of tho first nigh
tii" at Ia" desired locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

To i;9" for tn" second tide. oil.
tanning 1875 T.. NJ. ANY arparjnt
discrepancies In examples may b.
cNrih!end when II is remembered
u happens occasionally that the
hrst high tide at ola Point oc-
ours 50 lat. as TO throw cHlcUIa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

Comfort.
EXampl" To find IN" times Of
high tides at Richmond on Sen
tcmbcr 80 ada eight hours and
four minutes to , 30 FOR IN. iirs,
ti'!c. obtaining il:3i \. NJ and
add eight hours and four minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

Piedmont I.rnEue Results.
Raleigh. .: Winston Salem, b.
High Point. I. Greensboro. ..
Durham o: Danvillc, I.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
li"ston- philadelphia IrninD.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis ut Washington.
Chicago NJ New York.
bet rtiit at tso~tOn.
Cleveland at Philudrlphiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

The local time Of high water 1T
the placcS named may bc found an
proSimatcly for each day by
adding the tidal differences. print
ed in hours and minutes opposite
the names OF the locality, to the
times OF high tides at Old Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
PITTSBURGH.
'I:a,tcd for Watson in seventh
score by innings: L.

SIOTV NN IHTIIIIEN. IT,
Eos,un ...... no0 0On al0
Pittsburgh ........... 90. nln noo !"
summary: Two-basr hits Eo"ckcl
Cutshaw. CLEANER. Three lasr hit F.
Hi.hrc. Sacrifice hits carey. cut
tIaw Double plays Grimm Marau-
VILE aud "a imm: l:aruhart and
Grimm Lett ON bases l'"st"n. =;
Pittsburgh. :. Bases on balls of
Glaan"r. |: on linn, :. ilitS-"n
Watson. in innings: off Moran, /
in 3 innings: OF Glazncr. in l. tuonc
ont in SEVENTH; on linn. in in
ninrS: on l.. i!ighcc. in inning.
Struck out--by Watson, |; by ';laZ-
ucr >: by l.. Eighcc. |. Winnin"
pitcher Moran. Losing pitcher
linn. i'mpircS-liart and brennan.
Time :iG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

sNcckcr hit for Green in SEVENTH
.'Moutaur hit for CooGan in ninth.
score b, innings: Il.
Richmond ........... onn oV" oll-2
Rocky Mount ........ 600 Aul 2"'--'
Summary. Home rdn--N .llh'r
Two-hast hlts-i!akcr. lioCh. cham
pagnc. Corcorau. Sacritic" htt-Eak"r.
Double plays Shcchan 10 iiak"r TO
Wcafcr. Baker To Shcchan 10 Wcai"r;
Curry 10 champlin 10 Kcllihcr. Lett
on bases Richmond. y; Rocky Mount
u. IiitS--on Gr"cn, in innings Z
off Cooran. in innings. struck
out-hy Green, 3 by conGan, @, by
johnson l. Base on baliS-on Green,
3: of Coogan. /; off Johnson, 8. PASSED
hall Grccnac. Time of game 10.
Cmp!rcS-iiarpcr and blackburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

WHERE TliI:T PLAY TODAY.
Ri"hn"nd ~ Rock, Mount.
Tarbnro AT Wilson.
N"rfolk at Newport News
Portsmouth ut suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ISruaklSn ut st. inu>.
ISuStnu at Iitt~hurgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
nncky Mount Richmond. =.
Nnrf"lk. II; Newport News. =.
Wilson. III: Tnrhmrn. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

Of the evening". which viii star,
promptly at $40 o'clock.
II has been announced that Wairp
ketoncn, the fast little Finn. VIII
meet the winner oc the bon, tonight.
kctoncn recently returned from :,
victorious tour OF Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

The S,ao,d styles Fall and Winte, definitely the fact that
Sagord designers anticipating Americas trend ,aJa Clothes
distinguished by Uit0 and exclusive designing and
tailoring features Sack made 10Th the exclusive fabric body
fngs They have pockets az are sRs0t
Pped All trousers with double es and double pocket Stays
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How They Stand Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESI- Its Yesterday
Pitt shurgh. 90: Bnston. III (nrst game
fifteen innings.
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norfolk ....-... BIO 7Cu Dlx--ls
summary Two base hits-Ri.rs.
h"uEh'on 90. Thurman LEI, OF,
.astS-- \e"pur' N"ws. :. Norfolk.
stolen bass Daughton t2D, Marabi...
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lhc--I 80. empires --Orth and RI.
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