SATUrJUYrtOrJwNG, JULY id. m.
r-i,.
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first victory hi .
st. lqu1s of year
Hew York Yankees Win When
Browns' Defense Cracks in
Seventh Frame
fit Unit, lie., Jnly ll--8t twit
ftasc erseked la the seventh aad Kew
Terk today won iti Bret victory here
thlt himi, 4 to 8. , Three error is eue
eeetloa with abacles by Baker and Hnn
aak gave the visitors three font aad
vereame the lead which 8t. Loou took
ia the fifth whea Staler kit the ball Into
tat right told bleacher, scoring Tobin
bead of him. '
. Bcorei ;.', R.H.K.
Now fork ,.,.......100000 8W-4
St. Louis 010O20000-4 10
Bossell tad Hannah; Weilmaa aad
Berereid. -
WILLIAMS BREAKS WINNING
8TBXAK OF WASHINGTON
3 Chicago, III, Jnly 18-"Lefty Wil
liams broke Washington's wiaaiag streak
today by holdinf tke visiters to fear
" Mattered kite, while Chicago kit Rarpot
hard and ahat eat tke Senators, S to .
Score: B.H.X.
Washington . 000 000 000-0 4 1
Chicago 001 200 00-a 11 1
Harper, Veaeky aad Piaich; Williams
aad Sekalk.
TWO IBBOBS PROVE
OOSTLT TO ATBLBTICS
Detroit, Hick Jnly 18.-Pkiladel-
ala'a twa errors prated eattty, coon
led with two ainglee aad a sacrifice
la the third , aad a eiagle, walk aad
steal ia the sixth, they gavs Detroit to
day's fame, I to 0.
Store: . B.H.E.
Philadelphia .......000 000 000-O 6 S
Detroit 0010O2 00-3 4 t
Naylor aad Perk las; Leonard aad
Alasmith. .
BABI RUTH CRACKS OUT
TWO HOMERS IN AFTERNOON
Clevelaad, 6., July 18. After Piaek
Hitter Harris, batting for Jaiper ia tke
eighth ianini, bad triples with the bas s
filled potting Cleveland in the lead by
a score of 7 to 3, Euth hit his seeoad
kome rna of the game.
Score: R.H.E.
Boston ....... 000 200 105 8 10 2
Cleveland.... 100200840-7 7 2
Caldwell. Joaee aad Behang; Jasper,
Myers, Coumbe and O'Neill.
BABE ADAMS OVTPITCBES
NEHP AMD PIRATES WIN
Boatea, Maes., July IS. Ia a gnm
three times held up by heavy shawora
and finished ia a drisile, Pittabarg,
with Babe Adama outpitchiag Nehf, de
feated Boston, 2 to 0. today.
Store: B.H.E.
Pittsburg . 002 000 000-2 10 0
Boatea 000000 000-0 6 0
Miller, Adaats aad Schmidt; Budolph,
Nehf aad Oowdy.
Baseball Summary
NATIONAL
At Bostoa 4; Ptttobarg 2.
At PalladelaJa-8t Uala, rata.
At Braoklya-Cladaaau, rata.
At New York-Chicago, rata.
AMERICAN
At St. Lot la I; New Tork 4.
At Chicago I; Waakiagtoa 4.
k Detroit 2: Philadelphia I.
At Clevelaad Boatea 4.
SOUTHERN
At Memphis 4-1; New Orleaaa 4-.
At CkatUaooga-Atlaata, rata.
At Uttka Back I; Mobile t.
. At Blraalagkam-NashTllla (e4,
wet graaaaa.)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Cotaaabaa It Kaaaaa CMy a.
At UataWlb 11: Mllwaaboe 4.
At ladlaaaawlla 2; St Paal 4.
At Toledo I: Mlaaeanola L
INTERNATIONAL.
At BlBgbamteo Si Baltlaasta 4.
At Rackeatar li Readiag 2.
At Batata 2 1 Newark 1
At Teraate 2; Jersey Oty 1.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
At Aagaata 1: Ckartaatea 4. (8I l-
alasa. rata.)
At Calamkla I: Saartaakarg 4.
(Seeoad gaaaa called la third laalag.)
At GreearUle 14; Charlotte 8.
VIRGINIA.
At Norfolk-Newport News, rata.
At Potersbarg-Saf alk, rata.
W0RIC0F YEARBY BROS.
- DEFEATS M'LEOD BOYS
Piling up Urge atora la tba early
etaaea of the game, Cross m Uaeua
defeated MeLcod A Wataoa last aight
ia aa interesting game of dackpla ea
Y" alleTs. Tke work of tke
Taarbr bowlers waa a feature af tkeS
areata g's bowling.
Detailed More:
MeLasd Wataoa.
1
80
111
!.
108
82
101
, Wataoa
NowaU
Noble
78
Middletoa
11
etaeeeej
Totel-1.0tw.
Crate a Llaehaa Ca,
1
M
87
S
107
2
I
84
83
87
M
Ttarby, Z. B
Snakenberg ......
SUpleford .......
Tesrby, C M......
108
103
1
108
-urt eat-l
Total lA5i-'
Alws;
art T
ivt try te see int oesunmi ia
be plain,1 anvaraisbed trttk tety
be imPVtd by a coat of veneer.
WANVtO - FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
tpJesmsa at once in thriving ton.
- Applv at enee, stating salary and ref
erences, . "Bustler," Roanoke Rapids,
K. C. .
Standing Of Clubs
NATIONAL
,Woa. ' Lest Pet I
Kew Terk ........... 47 IS .471
Cincinnati 4 2S .461
Chicago .. 41 It AH
Pittabara; ............ Si IS J27
Bieehlya ,., ...... 17 M Ml
St Lent ...... .. 41 Ml
Beetoa 84 ' 4S . 444
PklladerakU 1 47 . 4
1 AMERICAN
fr: Wen. Lent Pet
Chicago 4 II .434
New Tee 4 II Ml
Clevelaad 44 14 . 444
Detroit .............. 41 14 " Mi
St Leaks ......A..... 41 M Mi
Washington . ........ It 44 .414
i M 41 M
Philadelphia IK U
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Wen.
.11
Pet
Celambia
Ckerleetaii
11 444
11 4 IS
II 4SS
24 411
27 444
41 J88
It
n
u
ti
1
Charlotte ....
Green villa
tiBe e a
AngeatA
Saartaabaurt
Where They Play
NATIONAL
Ctdeagw at Beaton.
St Laata at Braaklya,
Plttsbargh at Now Tork.
OadamaH at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN
Waakiagtoa at Cklcaga.
New Tark at St Laala.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
at Clereland.
CASUALTY LIST
Waakiagtoa, Jaly 18. Nortk Car
Uairai aaeatioaed ia tba latest eataalty
Uat laaued by the war Departtaeat are
as follows:
Private Letha Buffiin, B. P. D. 3,
Benaoa, died of diaeaae.
PrlTate James Floyd-Btatoa, Marsa
rille, died of wouada, preTioualy re
ported aaiaaiag ia action.
IN RALEIGH ON MOTOR
TRIP THROUGH STATE
lt. aad Mrs. W. E. Telmtoi and
twa abUdrea, of Waakiagtoa City, speat
last aigkt la Raleigh ea a motor trip
throng North Carolina. They came
from Fremont, where they hare been the
guests of Mi. Telverton I mother, and
are oa their way to Ashevilie and other
pieces ia the western part of the State,
Mr. velvet toa is a aewapaper - a
and was formerly Waahiagtoa eorre-
spoadent of the Newt and Observer,
New Eaterarlses.
The following corporatioa charters
were filed with the Secretary of Rate
yesterday: -'
Tke Oxford Loan and Seal Eatate
Company, Oxford; authorised capital
$30,000. subscribed 43,000; duration 80
yeara; John W. Heater, W.U Mitchell
w. N. Thomas, all of Oxford, ineorpora-
totV
kfntar Service Company of Waraaw,
K. (X, Iae Waraaw; authorised capital
I2S.00C. aubucribed 3M: duratioa 90
yeara; W. O. Bingleterry, W. H. Wil
liama, B. C. Sheffield, all of Waraaw,
incorporator!.
Amendment was filed to the eharte
of th- Maxwell and Push Company, of
New Bern, changing the name to that
of Maxwell Company, Incorporated.
Gaeet of Mr. Rkhardaoa.
Mr. Allen Tonag, of Charlotte, ia the
gueat of Mr. Don Richardson. Mr.
Clarence Kuester, of Charlotte, arrives
today ta aba be a guest of Mr. Bik
ardaon.
SoodU Sal
off
On All Summer Suits
e
Now is the time to buy that
Suit at a saving. Come early
while the assortment is large.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION to the TRAVELING PUBLIC
ASKS DAMAGES IN
OF
Durham Lady Contends That
vRandleman Man Insulted and '
Humiliated Her
By JAMES A. ROBINSON.
Durham, July 18. One of the most
aenaational damage Salts to come to
light locally la eomt tlm ia that of
Mra. Marie Thompson. of this City,
sgainet Dennis Harden, a buaineas man
of Baadleman, wherein Mr. Thorn paon
ia aulng to recover damages to the ex-
teat af 410,000, wkkk aha claims ia dm
her from being insulted aad humiliated
several months ago by Harden, while
be waa employed ta transport her in
aa automobile to Qreeaabore from Baa
dlernaa where tke bad been visiting
ker pareata.
According ta the complaint made by
Mrs. Thompson in the ease, Harden
used intuiting and . humiliating laa
guage to her while en route to the
above-mentioned eity.
The auit waa started ia the early part
of the year, but until today had aot
been given out for publication.
Aseordiag to one of Mrs. Thosnpsaa't
attorneys, the caae waa continued from
the last term of the civil court, but in
all probability will come np for hear
ing ia the September term. The attor
ney etated that it promised to be one
of tke most sensational cases that has
coma ap ia tke local courts ia caaay
rears. - 1
Mrs.. Thompson ts representee: or At
tomev J. W. Berbee and im Uw nrm
of Puller,' Beads hnd Puller, wkile Har
den ia represented by Brittaia aad Brit
tain, of Asheboro, and the firm of Bry
ant and Brogdea, of thla city.
Bridges Wsshed Awsy.
The keavy rains af the past few days
have wrousht.much damage to bridges
in Durham county. The principal dam
age waa done to the bridge on the Bigs-
bee road. The concrete abutmenta oa
one side waa- washed away, wrecking
the structure. The other bridges dam
aged were of wool aad caa tooa be re
Dlaeed. One bridge near Nelson is a
total wrecks another on the Mineral
AnrinM road ia moved out of vlaee.
Some of the roadi were cohered with
water for some diatance. The inces
sant rains for several daa hat alaft re
tarded tke etreotwork la Durham, aad
flooded quite 8 number of the base
menta of the stores. The damage ia
the county will amount to a handsome
sum, it is estimsred.
Roysl Knights.
After a three-days' session of inter-
estinr business meetings, the Bapreme
Grand Lodge, Boys! Knights of King
David, has adjourned, after electing of
ficers tad selecting Darlington,. 8. C,
at the meeting place for next year.
Over 900 delegates wsre present, repre
senting a membership of over 21,000
colored dcodIo ia the Htatei of Penn
sylvaaia, Virginia, Georgia, North and
8outk Carolina and rinrida. The era
cere elected are W. G. Peartoa, af Dur
ham, Supreme Grand Matter; J. L. Per
son, of Blaekstone. Grand Chancellor:
P. E. .Smith, Soeisty Hill. 8. C-, State
Grind Senior Chancellor; Jt..B Smith,
Rnleia-h. State Grand Scribe t J. J,
Smith, Wilmington, Grand Statistical
Secretary; H. L. Robinson, Durham,
Grand Treasurer. Officers were also
elected by the women's department of
the organization.
Telegrams Did It
Captain C. A. Wicker, ef the No.
station, O. D. Hill, of the No. 1 station
and Alvis Umttesd, of the hook nnd lad
der sfltion, retu'ned yeaterday evening
from Ashevilie where they attended the
annual convention of the North Caro
lina Firemen's Association. Captain C.
H. Turner, of the No. 1 atation, re
mained in Ashevills a day longer and
ws expected back this svening.
The three fire fighters reported thst
they did all ia their power to lend the
1620 convention for Durham but the
odds agalest them were too heavy
Paettevllle won out, they taid, because
Tayetteville put forth a coaesatrtted
effort to get what it was after. Ko
LEGHORNS REDUCED.
1
$10,000
mm
B8
,
sooner had the 6eoUoa apentl whit
i drlugt of telegrams cktn4 from the
artillery camp town. There were tele
grams from everybody, it 'seemed, and
every telegram contained the same mes
ante, vis., e.rordial invitatioa to hold
tke .1920 . tsBveutioa ia Taetleille.
Suck a aaited effort was aot to be
dtniel nnd the Fayettsville fire depart
ment delegatet at the convention were
informed that the 1920 convention would
be held ia their city.
Never Met the Like Before.
Mej. J. W. Hamilton, eommsnder of
the B r. Webb Camp, V.C V.. of
Durham, haoVbueeted your correspond
ent ta aak The News fend Olwerver to
extead the hearty thanks at bis camp to
tke teed people ef uillaboro and
Orange eouuty for the unbounded hos
pitality "extended to the Confederate
soldiers oa Wednesday last The Major
aaya the Durham veterans have been
from the Rio Grande to the Potomac,
aad across the Pototatt ta Gettysburg,
bat they have aever before met with
treatment at they received at Hilliboro
la the way ef koepitality aad kind at
teatica. ,
Meaameat Per Newspaper Man.
Kiatton, July 18. A monument to
tke late W. James Jordan, newspaper
man nnd politician, will be unveiled in
St. Barnabas's Cemetery at Snow Hill
Sunday by Woodmen of tke World.
Severnl eampa will send delegations to
tke cemetery. Mr. Jordan, who died
seme months ago, wet well-known in
thi part f the State. Ia ana campaign
he waa Claade Kitchiu'i opponent for
the Intter't efat In Congress.
Lolley Light & Power
on First Prize al
Illinob State Cttennial
On merit, end merit jdone, the Lalley was
awarded firat prize.
This medal was awarded for "advancement in
lighting" which covers the mechanical conttruc
tioo of the plant and its operation.
From the exhibit the committee could not
know of Lalley savings.
But thousand of wide-awake farmers know
of them.
They know that they are real savings of time,
- labor and actual money.
Lalley aavings are important on any farm, and
on your farm. They mean less labor; more work
done in thexeame time; a larger day la the field,
and no on.
You really owe it to yourself and your family
to see Lalley Light as soon as you can.
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ST6IKE SITUATION " ! '!
- REMAINS THREATLNINu
Winston-Salemv July 18. The situa
tion growing out of a treatened atrike
of tobacco wotten tt the mammotk
R ynolda plant kere ia still threatening
with the belief growing that the aitna
tion will be brought to a head, withla
t.- next few days.
Lataljee dealers toaigbt saw aa early
end ef the ice famine now gripping the
eity. Broken mathinery in one of the
largest manufacturing plants her hsl
crippled production to such aa exteat
that the situation waa beginning te grow
alarm lag. Machinery baa been re
paired, ke men aaid, aad all local plants
will run full time tomorrow.
Cameron Morrison, Charlotte's entry
into the gubernatorial sweep-takes,
spent a bqsy afternoon here ahakiug
hands with hie friends. He ia entlius
iastie over hie preepecte tor victory and
talked optimistically of the coming rnee.
Lawrence MoRae, Charlotte banker,
came through the country with Mk Mor
rison ia an automobile.
TO TAKE ACTION IN CASE OP
AMERICAN KILLED IN MEXICO
7 Washington, July IS. President Wil
son late today notified Gpvernor Rob
ertson, of Oklahoma, that he had re
quested ths 8tate Department., to do
everything possible in connection with
the killing ef John W. Correll, sn
American citiren snd the attack en his
wife and n by Mexttant ia the Tarn
pice Oil District
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