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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
mRichmond;s Puzbits

! 1928" AMI at l.. NJ on where DO
You Live"
AT West End-Thc pastor Will
preach at II \. NJ and T.. NJ. sun
day school ana bible classes at ?:3O
~ VI. Epworth Leagues at 1915 +. N.
At Ginter Park-Rcv. John l.. Fray
will preach at II a. ". on ~ Nc.v
Yoar's Bcnedic,lon'' and a, night on
This Year Also" Sunday school a;
800 a. VI. and Epworth League at
1915 i. NJ
~ Maple Grove-Rev. W. \. JET
freys will preach at II \. NJ. on
'Brcvity and Uncertainty OF Life"
and at =. NJ. there will be "A watch
night service and sermon. Sunday
school. o:45 A. NJ
At Barton Hcights-Rev. w. s.
D"yerle Viii preach on What Great
Things the Lord Hath Done" at IL
a. NJ. and on Faith" AZ 7:45 T. NJ
sunday school, $50 y. ~ Epworth
Leagues at 4. NJ.
Al Asbury-Thc pastor. Rev. Lee G.
Crntchiicld. Will preach both morning
and evening. AT IL y. NJ the sub
Jet of tn. sermon Will be: The
/ church school" In the evening n
watch might service will he held. be-
ginning at S:4a i. NJ. and ending at
i2:O" y. NJ Subject OF sermon: Our
New Years Message" \ varied pro-
gram for the evening service. inciud-
ing sermon. twenty minutes Of
special music by the choir. addresses
prayer and testimony. meeting. love
feast. etc. will be htld
At Denny Strcct-Rcv. r V Car
son VIII preach q, II 4 NJ on "Num-
boring Our Days and At night on
Holy story" sunday school and
Mems Bible Class ct $50 A NJ. Ep-
worth Leagues at : +. NJ
AT Trm!ty-Pr"aching by the pas
tor, Rev. ". II. Euston. II y. NJ. and 3
u. NJ sunday school. $50 \. NJ.
Mems Bible Class. ::i5 4. NJ. Ep-
worth League. I:l5 J.. NJ
y; Methodist Institm,c-Sunday
school. 2.3o l.. NJ. Evangelistic ser
vice. TO 7:45 =. NJ
At Woodland Heights Rev. G. \.
! Tucker VIII preach at II 4. NJ on
The Voice Of the New Year. AT S
, T.. NJ, the service Viii he evangclistic
sunday school and Mems bible Glass.
$50 4. NJ. Epworth League. ! L. NJ.
At l-aurc! S,reet-Rcv. George H..
McFad.n. pastor. viii preach at II A.
VI and =. NJ. Subject for the morn
ing service. Borrowed Time" Sub
Jet for the evening service: only a
step Sunday school and Mems
Bible Class at $40 ~ NJ
At Pace Memorial-The pastor.
Rev. Roscoe NJ. White. Will preach at
II y. VI. on "The Duty OF Sclf-Preser-
walton" and ~ j. NJ. on The Ger
taintv Of the Gospel" sunday school
ana Mons Bible Class. $40 4. NJ. Ep-
worth League. =. T. VI. Special music
at both services.
y, Highland Park-Thc Rev. p. NJ.
iIanf. pastor. Will preach at IL a. NJ.
on "Stcwardship" At s =. NJ. the
cantata viii he repeated. sunday
school meets. $50 \. NJ. Epworth
League. ! T.. NJ
At ccnt.nary--ll 4. NJ. The
Friendship OF Jesus" T.. NJ. The
Peril OF the Business Man" sermon
by Or. J. y. Latham
AZ Union station corner Twenty
fourth and y streets --PrcachinG
morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev II. r. Watcrneld Subject. IL y.
NJ: The Way, the Truth aud the
Life" Subject, S +. NJ: Attempting
the Seemingly impossible"
~ Broad Strcct-preachinG az II
y. NJ. and T.. NJ by the pastor. Rev.
Fred X chcuaul,, y. -. Morning
subject: Yesterday" Evening sub
jcct: Tomorrow" Sunday school.
::30 a. N. Epworth Leagues. T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
OFFICERS POUR OUT
BIC LIQUOR SEIZURE
Identity of Shipper of Drink
Captured Near Danvillc
Still Mystery.

Especial to The Times Dispatch. /
DANNIl.LE, VA. Dec "o--With
the pouring out Of $50 gallons OF
seized liquor at Schoolieid. local law
enforcement officers. assisted by
Commemorative Attorney George 7.
Rison. Of Pittsylvania County. today
conferred their attention 10 discover
ing If possible the Identity OF the
person who shipped the big lot
seized in Il loN ca, below the city
carly ycstcvday morning
stat" injector W. T.. shelton was
instructed ~ Attorney General John
Il. Saunders To do away with the
liquor immediately in the prcseuc,
OF the MagiStrat. X. = Fits and
Chief of rolicc COLI. OF Schooliicid.
II took two hours TO pour 1t out.
Mr.. Shelton said today that tho
box car had been traced to Henry. a
small station ia Franklin County.
the car having been left on a sizing
To he loaded with lumber 1t was
consigned to "T. NJ. Smith" at Rid
die. Va, a small community few
miles south Of the city where ii was
raided
County officers with Comrnon-
wealth's Attorney RiSon today visited
the Offices of the Danvillc and Wes-
tern Railway for the purpose OF Sc
curing such evidence as might be
contained in tcir files. They had NOT
decided this evening whether or not
!" sciz" the box ear and sell ii under
forfeiture proceedings.
&. Il. Smith. for whom warrant
has Eccn issued. is still at large. his
HON" being watched by officers
Tho opinion prevails that the ship
ment was heavier than $50 gallons
and the police believe that II large
quantity Of liquor was hurried away
from the box car in automobiles be-
for" Police Detective Nelson Camp
bell received a message saying that
the shipment had arrived. The Off
cor has declined to reveal the name
of his informant and higher onicl Is
are not pressing him for it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

n"r at II \. NJ and +. NJ. sunday
school and Mems Hiblc Glass meet at
oij \. NJ.
AT Church OF the Holy Comforter
R"N. w. T.. cox. rcctor) Holy Com
munlon. 1870 y. NJ. Sunday school
ana Bible classes. $50 y. NJ. Morn
ing prayer and sermon, II 4. NJ. Eve
hihs Prayer and sermon. /. NJ. with
hitccn minutes song service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
GIANT GUNS BEING
PLACED At FORT STORY
Coast Defense improvements
Are Being Pushed TO
Completion.
Especial 10 The Times.Dispatch. |

especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 29.-Com-
inchcing Monday. sixty men are TO
he employed In government work on
coast d"tenscs "a, For, story. which
is TO be supervised by the United
states district engineer her. and Tn.
arm OF II. VI. Lucas, Of Portsmouth,
10 whom contract for building TWO
power houses and other cutIIpncnt
was recently awarded
Adviccs received by tho district en-
Einecr. Major -. u. ruIlcu today. sia,c
mat the bid OF II. VI. Lucas was ap-
proved December -. This enables
the contractor TO begin operations
immediately. F.ft"cn men are al
ready at work installing two OF the
ls-inch guns received few weeks
az" from the government arsenal Al
Watcrvlict. y. y
The power houses are Installed To
operate la conjunction with the new
ordnance. Th"s. monster guns ar.
operated By electricity. ri raiiro. d
tracks and an electric lighting svs-
ten are included in the building pro-
gram In addition 10 construction
of tha power houses. large force
ot Ercn are now at work nnuntl
the cannon. The government projec,
provides for four, to be installed
under direction Of coast artillery c.-
pcTts. or these four. two are nearly
completed. and the remaining two
VIII be shipped here from WatcrvIie,
Arsenal in the near futurs.
The entire project Will reo,,Ire
ABOUT Sin months for completion. and
during this period large force OF
men VIII be constantly employed.
coast artillery experts state that
Wheh the new guns have been cstah-
iishcd, defcnscs at Fort story will
DC letter equipped from the stand
point OF effective long distance artil-
,.FE IMAM the batteries at Fortress
.Ho"Foe' Each OF the new guns Will
oc capable OF firing about 900 sbn,s
AFTER which IL will be necessary for
them TO be dismantled and re-bored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Masked Men Thren.en ror,. . !,

HOLLIS. OKLA. Dec 29.-Frank
Day 80. tenant farmer living sIx
miles northwest Of here, was taken
from his bed late last night by nine
ma Ked men, severely whipped ana
ordered 10 leave the community be
iore anothtr sunset" according 10
me story he told county authorities
'ooay. me farmer said the men ac
and .ther acts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
DYNAMITE BLAST
INJURIES WORKMAN
by Associated proes ,

BRISTOL. VAL. Dec. 29-Worlev
arnold workman. brought to a local
hospltai today from Gate City, is not
oApec'ed TO live through the night
result or Injuries received in
city yesterday.
arnold has both legs broken and n
fractured skull. He was blastin,, ror
me |iinchheld Cement Corporation
"heh the accident occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Fire Damages Gnrc,p liam,

Fire caused by an ovcrheatcd fur
mac" did about 500 damage ia the
nom. Of Dr. Ramon -. Ciarcin. eGl.
East Broad street last evening
] IL" hIhZc was discovered - .:ia
o'clock and was gaining rapid head
way when still! alarm OF fire WAS
turned in. Some OF the flooring was
burning when iireinen arrived on the
scene" The blaze was quickly cN-
tinGUiShcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
NEWPORT NEWS SEES
EARLY C.. & o. SALE
lEv Assoclateh rress.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. %
business men here see In the con-
S"iIdati"n Of the five Van Sw.ringen
roads rlanS for which were perfect
9" Yesterday. move which should
h"Sion negotiations now being con-
dn'i"d by the Van Swcringans TO ac-
Huir" control Of the Chesapeake. and
Quo Railroad.
Consolidation Of tic Nickel Plate
ana TN" Chesapeake and Ohio may he
expected at amy time according to
reports received here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
JUDGE SPRATLEY TAKES
BENCH JANUARY 3
[speclal 10 Thc rimes.nisna.oA ,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
~" FORT NEWS. Dec. 22.-Judge
{. Vernon Spratley will hold co.,,
mere January s. this Ia be the 1rst
''he ne has presided since being
named by Governor l. Lee Trinkl, IN
succeed the late Clarence W. Robert
son.
Judge Spratlcy will qualify some
Ime during the week OF January /
20 g. inc exact date not yet having
ncen selected. Whether he Will aual
ny mere or in Hampton is no, known
at this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
METHODIST.

At Monument Corner Park and
Allen Avenues)--Rev. George l..
Booker, n. D., pastor. will preach at
IL A. NJ. on First Things First" and
at y. NJ. on Wasted Gains"-a SER
mon appropriate to the close of the
year.
AT Decatur Strcct-Rev. Ernest L.
copiey VIII preach Mt II \. NJ. on
The Challenge OF the New Year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
S. u. o,crton Leave, ,,o.n,,,,

sylvester u. Ovorton. prominent
citizen of Rurkevillc. who was GO
ri"usiy Injured "s a result Of being
struck by an automobile at Cherry
ana Main streets. shortly before q
o clock Saturday evening. December
= when his skull was fractured. left
Memorial Hospital Yesterday ..f,o:-
noon to return To his home. II. has
almost completely recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
LATTEn-DA, SAINTS.

~ tho Church Of Jesus Christ Of
i.attcr-D Day Saints-Scrviccs will be
h"ld in the Richmond Trust building.
seventh and Main Streets. third floor.
Mt the following hours: sunday school
at 1880 y. VI. Preaching at S l.. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Tractor Crm.hc. oncra,o, -

pANNILiIE. VA, Dec. 29.--R. C.
Maddox. 46. married. proprietor OF a
garage ut Gretna. was crushed 10
death this afternoon near Chalk
Level. when tractor turned over
Maddox had been asked to draw n
"aaly mired truck out Of n mud hole,
ana nc used n tractor which reared
"p and turned over on him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
CATHOLIC.

At ST Peter's-The Christmas mu-
sic will be repeated Sunday at II
o'clock 4. NJ. for the benefit OF
those who were turned away from the
midnight mass Christmas Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

At First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Iark Avenue and Meadow StrccD--
Services Will be held at II 4. NJ. and
j. NJ. Subject: Christian Science
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30
Holy Trinity Church

REV. !. Y. GRAVATr, ID. u, Rector.
Services ut II \. NJ. and +. NJ.
Sunday School and Young Women
Bible Class. ?:ij y. NJ.
Mems Bible Glass ut 10 \. NJ.
The rector will preach at the morn
ing service. and Mr.. Francis II. Ball
Will speak at III. night service.
Christmas music will be repeated
at both the morning and evening
services.
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LUTHERAN.

Al First English Evangelical Luz
theran-The pastor Will preach at ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

~ VI. and r. NJ. Sunday school
with IA class for every one. at $3.50
A. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-26

."n,,,lnsI"nsI VII "''h"' t'"''"" '"so
,It, a I,auDI"f .nIIiiinr Ihs" '" we
u, dat, u.v, I,""ii''i,. 80 poe "'l' 'hs" "
y,I,. 81 tinI i"lIinr rl""". Ih"' r"'bt
$50, ,t.,, -, 81 Tn,lnyii d" ~" "l'y "lAvn
,l io,, L.ur 10 un' aufnnlsnt svl-
,I,,,,, 81 tho ,lph, ~ tho applicant f,s
,,,o(o, T., vnt" nnh that The city
.Ic,t ,nuunl r"aaIhly bn nurn ~ thst
,IcL, 4 ,rouafcr serur"d from tho com.
,.,Ic,Ioror, Of tho election In tho pre-
cine, where they nre reglatered' IL 70.
rnrIod however. ~ proof positive Of
lhrIr having tho right to cast n ballot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-26

And just as appropriate for
work or school for those
Young women who care to en-
Joy their daily tasks,
The wool jersey dresses ar"
set off with collars and cuffs
of white kid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
SEVILLE TILT
WITH ~" TODAY
Interesting Contest IN TroSpee WV
Morris Opposed IN BOX by ~ue'e'
Bombay.

This afternoons tilt in the Twi-
light league will be between the Sc
viIles and Y. NJ. c. A. The "Y' boys
have been losing ground lately and are
determined to make it up at the eX-
nense of the Sevilles while the latter
team is tied for the lead and a Vlc'o[y
would give it undisputed claim 10 Inc
top position.
Long Morris will serve IN the ooA
for the Sevilles with Lamar Sara
catcbine. Bombay, who has been go
ms, good lately, will pitch for the Z.
NJ. G. A. and will be backed up by
Alex Olsen.
Every game played in the Twilight
Too one lately has ended in close scores
in nearly every instance being decid-
ed by one run, ad this afternoons al
fair should be no exception to the rule.
Psav will be called AT 5:15 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
McGinn Pitches
Naval Team to
Win Over Brent

The Naval Air Station Employees de-
,eated the Brent aggregation yesterday
afternoon by to in well attended
game on the Brent field. P. Mouiton al
lowed five scattered hits but errors plac-
ed him In several tight positions.
The Naval players romped on Waddy
Ellis for seven hits including four two
baggers. Mevoy relieved Ellis in the
eighth inning and held his opponents MT
less and runless thereafter.
Allen Smith and Jeudevine fieldeo wen
for Brent while Christy made seVerai
sensational plays at shortstop. Cobb hit
two doubles while Blakely and J. NC
CHM connected with a single and double
each.
The nne-ups: Brent-sperduto, c.;
Graham. 2b.-ss.; Jeudevine, 1b.; McVoy'
w.p.; A. Smith, 3d.; s. Gotta CT; BRITT,
n; Ellis. p.-rf.; Llewellan, rf,-2b. NaVal
Employees-Valenzino, c.; Chrlsty' Sd
Hannah, 1b.; Cobb, RI; ]. McG1nn' 3D.
Plaketv, CT; Hutchings, Oh; Matson' h''
s ue,'r',' ,p - II II E
IA s. f. -. ,OO1 100 200
Brent =. 49,. 1000 12O OOO-S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
Columbia Plays
Best Ball Of
Week in Sally

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 13-Columola
played the best bali in the soutn AtiahCc
Association last week, the champions
winning seven games losing TWO anu
playing one draw contest IN ten games
played AS result OF this RAINY Coluil-
bia is within one game OF Cnarpotte IN
second place. Charleston Leading Char-
lotte by nine and ons-half games won
five games and lost two wnhe |haF
was getting an even break TOUR Vfcso-
ries and the same number OF oe1eatS'
spartanburg after winning two OF three
games at Charleston lost three ana tleo
one at Columbia, while Augusta eurnc0
IN four victories and suffered SIX oe-
feats. Greenville continued 70 ma lHe
going rough, winning only two games
while losing six.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
Pittsburg Pirates Threaten
To Upset Monopoly And Make
Three Club Race In National
Take New Heart Under Mekechnie's
Leadership And Are Now Close
Behind Cardinals

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.--Playing with
the fire and dash that recalls the
Boston Braves famous pennant drive
in 1914, the Pittsburg Pirates, rejuve-
mated under the leadership OF Bill Nc
Kechnie, threaten to upset the New
York-st. Louis monopoly In the Nat
ional League and make it a three club
struggle down the stretch.
The Pirates hung up a seasons re-
cord Saturday when they hammered
out their thirteenth straight victory,
and although checked in 10 inning
battle today by Cincinnati, they are.
separated from the first place Giants
by only five and half games. Steady
and at times brilliant pitching, plus
a terrific batting attack-ample PROOF
of which is tho fact that in six games
last week the team collected 10S hits
from the astonishing average OF .422-
are the driving factors Of the clubs
onward rush.
The Giants meanwhile, whose field
ing and pitching cracked badly against
western rivals, saved an otherwise dis
astrous week and regained first place
from the st. Louis Cardinals by
trouncing Brooklyn three times in z
days. BY defeating Boston today
| while the Cardinals, who are in hit
ting slump lost their second straight
to Chicago, the Champions increased
their lead to a game and a half.
| Though unable to gain the st. Louis
browns, who held tenaciously to theil
lead OF a game in the American League
the Yanks apparently have hit then
real stride. They ended a successful
western trip by taking three out o.
four from Detroit, two Of the victor
les coming at the expense of their erst'
while fink, Herman Pillette, COLDS
twirling ace.
| The margin separating the two rivals
remained unchanged today as both los
the Yankees to Washington and thu
; Browns to Chicago.
Improved infield play, due to the ad
} dition of Joe Dugan, and a sustained
batting attack by Wally Pipp and Bah
Ruth have combined to fortify tn
Yanks for the drive toward the finish
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14

Eddie Roush, hold-out Cincinnati
outfielder has recently returned to the
fold. Eddie wanted a three year con-
tract with the Reds at $4,000 a year.
When Harry Hermann refused, Eddie
told the Red boss to chase himself
around few dozen boulevards, that
he owned a farm in Indiana and needed
may Roush has returned, though his
stipend has not been announced, and
will undoubtedly boost Cincinnatfs
percentage a few points before the sea-
son is ended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
NAVY WINS FROM
SEVTLLE EASILY
Kent Strikes Out Ten Men And HAS
No-Hit Game Until Last Inning
When Two Hit Safely.

The Navy easy defeated the Sevllles
BY 4 TO 1, yesterday afternoon at Max
ent Park. Kent had a no-hit game
until the last inning when Johnny
Geist and Sanchez hit safely.
Bill Bell was not in the best FORM
the Sailors nicking him for eight time
ly hits. Kent famed ten men but
could not prevent the Sevilles from
scoring, a base on balls, an error ana
passed ball giving the square team
their only run in the first inning. Both
Pitchers were we'll supported.
A large crowd of local fans witnessed
lne game as the rivalry between the
Two contending teams has ever been
Keen and undecided.
Inc batteries were: Navy-Kent and
lngIe; Sevilles-B. Bell and Sarrai
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
Vincent Richards
Wins Singles Bowl
For Second Time

SOUTHAMPTON, N. V, Aug 13.-Vin-
ot richards. Of Yonkers, N. Y. ma
fiona, Junior and double tennis champion
me Southampton singles bowl to-
Sav for the second time when he defeated
rabar+ Kinsey Of San Francisco in
straight sets in the final round So. Ga
=, tho courts OF the Meadow Club.
The Kinsey brothers. Robert and How
- cortured the doubles championship
&C., Thrilling five set duel with Rich
"rds and Francis T. Hunter Of New Ro-
at,oTa N Y, national indoor champion
rha score was So, 6-S, 2-6. 4-6, 6-S'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
twilight League.
Junior Twilight League.
,FREEPORT

Drew Rolls and wife of Pensacola
spent Saturday In Freeport visiting ner
aunt, Mrs. Wallis.
Rudolph Wahls Of Jacksonville with
his neice, Miss Eva Butler were calleo
to Freeport last week by serious illness
Of the formers mother Mrs. AMANDA
Wallis.
Bruna. Butler of Quincy accompanied
nv his sister Mrs. Roberta Rice OF
Mariana spent few days last week
in Freeport at the bedside OF their
Grandmother Mrs. Wallis.
Miss Mary Wallis was called to ner
home in Freeport to nurse her mother
who was seriously i'll from the hospltal
in Pensacola where she is preparing
for a trained nurse.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
FORMER YANKS
help SENATOR'S
DEFEAT CHAMPS
Mogridge Keeps New York From
Scoring Until Ninth and Peck
inpaugh's Bat Is Busy.
VANGILDER DRIVEN FROM
BOX BY THE WHITE SOX
Cleveland Defeats Detroit by
Bunching Hits in Ninth-Uhle
Pitches Effectively.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.--Two former
Yanks, Mogridge and Peckinpaugh, were
largely responsible for Washington's to
7 victory over New York. Mogridge kept
the Yankees from scoring until the ninth,
and Peckinpaughs bat in the sixth help
ed the locals. Ruth was absent from the
lineup as a result of an abscess opera
ton in New York. Score:
r n E
New York .. 1000 900 oo2-2 8
Washington 1000 oos Oox-S 8
Jones and schang; Mogridge and Pici-
mich.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
"Serenade" Is
Story Of Spain

Miriam Cooper, the pretty actress
who bewitched thousands of her por-
travail of one of the Cameron sisters
in 1.-THE Birth of a Nation" and IN
.Tntolerance," will appear at the Isis
theater Wednesday in "Serenade," an
r. A. Walsh First National attraction.
In this picture Miss Cooper takes the
part of a Spanish senorita, and invests
the role with such an air of sincerity
and fidelity that it becomes classic
In historic powers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
qJBS WALLOP
CARDINALS in
FARCIAL GAME
gornsby and Mueller Get HON.
ers-HOllOcher Stars at Bat
With Three Triples.
rNCY BREAKS PIRATES
THIRTEEN GAME STREAK
Dutch Reuther Pitches Sixteenth
Victory and Dodgers Win.
Giants Crap Another.

Ct. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-The Chicago Cubs
made two straight over st. Louis by wal
lopng the locals, 1s to 5, today in a far
cI,I contest in which the Cardinals made
seven errors. Hornsby and Mueller
smashed out home runs in this session.
volocher hit three triples. Score:
r II E
chicago %. 300 oil 561-16 10 !
:, Louis e.. 200 100 O04-5 s
Aldrldge and O'Farrell, Hartnett; Sher-
s,I North. Pertica and Ainsmith.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
ub,e and pauss Effective.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10. - Cleveland
won from Detroit today 8 to 2. Uhle and
Dauss pitched effectively except In the
fiftb inning when Detroit scored two
rms on five hits and in the ninth when
~t,eva1snd scored the winning run on
three singles. Score:
1a+-o,+ 900 o2o 600 2 II
cleveland .oO1 COL 001- 10
na1,ss and Bassler; Uhle and o'Neil.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
Obelisks to Play.
Red Wings Today

The Obelisks will meet the Red wings
this afternoon in the Junior Twilight
League. The Red Wings are at present
leading the league with the Obeiisks CLOSE
behind so this afternoons game snouId
be interesting.
Henrickson will pitch for the Ooehsks
and Valentino will catch while the Reo
Wing battery will probably be M. smltn
and Buck Bell. The game will begin al
5:15 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-14
Fourth straleht For Giants.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The New York
Giants scored their fourth straight vic
torv today when Virgil Barnes, making
his first start as a regular. turned back
Tho BOSTON Braves, 4 to 2. Barnes was
In troubIe in only two innings. Score:
IL r H E
Ration =, 100 90 600 Z l
y.w YORK ..OO1 300 COX 1
oeschger and oNein; v. Barnes and
Smith.