llllhlvsuil IN
. until llllli
Secretary of War WillI'Noti-
’ fy National Commission
as to Time When the
“Work or Fight” Regula-
tions IfShall Become Ap-
plicabieiilo‘PiayersA-Num.
her oflMen‘it‘tl’ectedtWouid
Break Up National Game
WA. gifwo'ron'. July Eds—Final de-
cision as to the time when the “work
or fight" regulations shall become ap-
plicable t'cfbtseball players-has been
postpohedmntil today. iRepresenta- mu End Wild] , "fiillmau. of Dartmouth some days ago the‘condlflon Of Fulton, Wholreiched 0f. Fel‘e-en-Tardenois. The town Rutgecerman artillery and Pimi‘j ' 12%;: John W‘ Wright, Whithall.
fives of the club owners were in eon- . 7, . took a similar commission. and more .208 pounds. theallfihifll he has welsh-,“1i11_lis supplies at food and am- “N'e t d th '. I ' '
{ ierence yesterday with Provost Mar- Athletic “have“ in wondwmx‘mptances may be‘ expected within 8 ed in a year. 319""!le '15 now within Six miles (if ”gating: “airmailglegéheirsaisainit it t t CIPBJSONER. ' ”
shat General Crowder, who is “peep. what} effect Secretary of War 3am?” few days, Keane and Hillman are the ......._. {the advaneng Allied line. A great ’3’ a e s a rig . cu enan .arence M. \ouag. Valid;
ed to make a recommendation to Sec-
retary Baker.
The owners contend the number of
man who Would be affected would be
suflicient to disorganize the business.
War department otiicials have begun
a study of the regulation .with a view-
to amending them to include all en-
“ l“ ward the Marne the Alli ' " ‘ ’
. 7 . , . . i ‘ ,_ _ es, ill On many occasions the German in-i .. . .___.__
Sorted in sport or amusement. if that? that baseball has served as the fouhda- :Ztt:;yp:l::;;mmt1: e1? illgattnzsythl: 192 mum“. ' flea“, fighting. ml) mul‘maki’d fantry" stood up in the trenches and“ WITH THE FRENCH ARMY It!
were dolie the order exempting the mo-‘ tion iorthe present American-athletic ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' e 8: are pressmg “0k the» GPY— while standing there received the FRANCE. Tuesday. July 23. (Assocta ‘
“on picture industry 'might be re, structural; d d it me. (ounde-n .‘Molowu yestoiday would bermrdedas at Fwd Fulton assures the public that
yoked. . . the remitted {the 'strilcture is ‘sure tofoId :00" down :3,th ‘C‘opper clam“ igeghis b0“; Thy: Jail; $31950"!
Regardless of the nature of the war“ sliolv Signs :01 ,cailapsingg. Whether '1 A? tom-‘9'“! a l ' 1’ Gym a a!“ ‘1' 5°“ 9.“‘ a u M e “l 80 ll
secretary‘s coming decision. the play-
ers who are eager to learn how they
ntand will stick to their posts until at":
ter‘today’s hearing in Washiiigto '
Many of them were prepared Mendel;
to leave their employers loacceilt 0f-
fcrs froni shipyards and iiitlnition
Works. But if Secretary Baker's new
ruling is unfavorable, iltis plvdtcted
that every major league player who is‘
in a deferred cla‘ssifldation will seek1
some other line of. work as quickly as
posihle. i
', Yesterdayfs *Rlisults
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘
. . ,
\
- No games scheduled.
l
standing of the Clubs. "
. . Won. Lost. P. C.,nu‘atake.
Chicago ., ........... 66 29 .659
New York .......... .53 32 .624‘
Pittsburgh‘ ........... 44 29 .r, 42’
Philadelphia ........39 43 .476
Cincinnati ........... 3.7 44 .157
Boston ....., ........ 37 49 .430
‘Iliookiyn ............ 34 67 .426
St haul... ........... 35 . 52. .402‘
‘t
. t . . i
5 Games Tod-v. '
Chicago at Philadelphia. -
Cincinn ti at Boston.
Pittabuigh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 4: St. Louis. 1.
No other games scheduled. I
Standing of tho Clubs.
~Wnii. Lost. P. fl.‘
Boston .3. ............ 65 at .618
Washington ........ ,‘ 48 ‘ 40 .545
Cleveland ........... 50 '42 .54
New York- . .0”; ..... :46 40 .535
St. Louis ............39 .47 .453
Chicago.............39 47 '45:“;
(Philadelphia .........36 . 49 .424.
‘ metroit .......... .. {.36 50 Ad 9
“ . ’ I‘Vrcames“may. I
" No'games scheduled. ‘
‘\ _——q '
iNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
I
—_.._~
. ‘ Toronto. 4;. Jersey City. 0.
‘ «Baltimore. 5; Rochester. 2.
: v.0nly twingames scheduled.
__._._
sandmnr the cm“ land 1897. is dead. ‘Big Bill Edwards:
~ ‘ , r. , ' ‘ . ,. .. _, - . ' ‘ ‘.'. "it "s . ’ ranidin'Mine- r ‘ i ital 'abandoned
Binghamton __ 25 1662 of Intertini‘ Revenue yester day “twp, DelSaiilles and Cochran laughed at ‘flbiiis m the work or fight 3‘3“!“ (lOml'fldiiiigr tho Am We “Item-Frank QW ‘13:) :tmlulfh . . )ii'nimsfhnl? :9 in y“ 1 f the .
.vporomo ...... 49 ‘30 -.620 "“05“ when he received . t l lthe suggestion that it'was other than “01.5,“ they apply to protessionalrfmm‘ihe enemy. Paris reports that‘ films ton ii Y. A . . . ‘city 0. Oren are. can a o r ,
Baltimore ...... 46 32 .582 mm W. O Hickok on :lm g egg"? on accident. but they never were able haseb‘all players. baht will take'flle lp‘fisonefis takeh total 1500. m“ M; Kn“ “MUN Y‘ 5““ Province of thesame mm“ W
Rochester. ........ ...39 32 .549 ' ' . e 9' it etc convince their friends. The dramnt-l The meeting pro Y n i -~1TheitFl‘€li(3h losses were '11" t Alfred'E;.Lyng,.(lhicI80- ' ' [1158 °ff~allthe valuables the!"
Zfiewark . ......... ‘...42’ ' 37 .532 :fllfinhlnr' :ttiii’wi’orl. N0". 4 in lo element in it was too strong fora filace‘thwilgfrlcazn 12:33]?“ :1: utility haves’ibee‘n slight; , » sat ‘ 0», Dominick QbéTIWMSllHnS‘V‘iITBY» lll. flseize. The new governmentmas‘
uifalo ............. 34 42 .4‘47 ‘ ~ I": m 0 e arrival/oi Coch- - .. ~ to“ e ‘ ' ' . 3 " ‘ - ' ose h‘néiiLWatheiiaJRana. " rthe leadership ofGaa
Eyracuscetrc ..... ' ..... 29 $7 .383)! ‘i-an’sebtldy; Cochran‘was an oiilcer in ' more ““ch affair. ‘ play fiuhfislrtzglaegflgdggflifi) attic-1152,25 lthc‘ Either ‘-‘flghting_ if?!“ J . p' . DlED’lo?‘5l§EA8E L¥r$t1;ng: . hunter ”Emmy.
(the ' ..... - " .'..'., -,‘v - ‘5" n . "la“ ' -‘ ' ‘i ‘3 -~' -* ‘.."* '. ».-. c ' .2 i , r .
‘ I y [Y —-—-~17 . o. .3": (11):: :Sylvtmia’hatiiona; Guardand .-PATFli0TIc BASEBALL lmembers of he Nathan? :otfimggxilfénrpormnc; fij'?gét-?§da§?§§feggtcflergeant‘ John. R. Reéder. Timon. .bi-oken.out' in the cities of Jaro i'd
. . e .. . . * i punctuation n rance.. His E s E ‘ All it. Hermann an , .0.“ ‘ .‘ :, . ‘ .. lowa. ‘ ' . '. hi it 'Unglitcah’hci:
T0.°m.,»afi‘i'§g; .1333; home‘wasin-Wiillamsport. i s m '8 LAT ST column. Johnson - in museums toimdltahans continue, thtmpwg- ‘ R-‘b'n‘k u“ n a "
Budalo at‘ Newarké ~
._ Only “migraines scheduled 5 lNDlANAPOLlS, Jilly_ 24.-A ' pla_n,,fm_ the m‘odmcafion of [he iljfl' lvwszlbliSStlllpiin tWGldHyl fideemhi’Bnglei-Frank E. Prattdie. Philadelphia; ”PARlstuW '24’_Dra8tlc. mm!
t . , ~ M- big: blow to- Edwards, who eulogiaod. (or patriotic-baseball is . under‘waYr tattoos. ' ’— lliave capturedtifiooi“ risoners" . i ‘ “Privates
STATE‘IRAPBCOR'ES‘ ~ ~' lhettleadi lieutenant as one ot‘.»tlie_:fhi-.James J. Corbettr‘former heavyweight 'An optimistic feeling prevailed . . . -
Good Shooting. .
r. J. Haiti bt’thtrhl‘tyaua Dr. E; B
u' - , , . . . . . land thexAme‘ricaiis stil. r V - 0“" *
we“ 33““ 0’ Ridgefle‘d' have mm“ “I" said’“"“‘“" "3’3 3‘“ was ’9 teams. his the intention to play in' night totatifend the meeting omnibu- . . l a .e ham
’ _ . . . day.
.. ,ed. after attending. the state meet of minded of the incident ..in Cochhanvs . . t'ditlesmf'the ountr -al League owners in that city to
”18 ConneCticut trapshoo‘tei‘s Which football CHI‘GEI' whic V ten 0' the In?” x
I - wa'i heldat New Haven... Friday and
5"‘w r . x . ' i. . . . ' . 5 A 7 .» " 'f ' "
Saturday. Dpr. F. Bishop otNew his human Day“ Under the. D1!!! Sugsefilea a game; Cleveland American League c-hit. Who'support"£orces atysome points, but Harry 13- Lean Elk. F0“ Yates. 1“- D tlons or disobedience of orders
Haven was the winner .in..the chain
j'pionship match on Satur
‘a. score of 96 out of'100. .A. 'L. Cham-
( iberlain of New Haven'nnd F. J. Hum
of Norwalk. tied. for.,second place in
the championship event and tied again
.mozuls decide to abandon the'nati'dnai‘ kiwi“ infillh hizl‘izs‘t' r3311: :23: “H W.“ h“ fake“ a 1M: 5"me ”'lmore miles between
‘pastime for the duration of the war D a} r ' e e l p “19‘3““ meek 0" 30' many ecause and Cliarteves.
' , 9 - . . \ ,
_will suffer a severe relapse. lioweve ,nis championShip 3' “no“ Hills, th .“i Madison Square. Garden, 0“ th"i‘l‘omtli
I to it as ducks to water speaks for the
. . ; '. - . ha ball is nonveas’
.‘lhe‘Princeton fOotDail teams ‘ of 1896 of his injury. Cochran had his left, on decision that he
won. Lost. ‘P.’c.l""“5 ““5! with his Wink as Collectoci
.49 ‘ ‘
' . _ ‘ eatl’reiitleinen and football players be «him
Mr. Ham and Dr. Van Satin Did Some tied known.
day. making Cochran were schoolmates at Law- which would be selected later. would link Would‘M'cwsad after ”Moldy“;
react-ville. and in the '97 percent New
Haven they played against'each. oth-
er.” staid-Edwards. '"At ’ New Haven
w,_ -m . 1'- ,_ -..._.
#
-.._.r
“Willi? =
~ ‘ . another kilometre tor
tdering ”5 ' tBakerRuflng, er for me Aviation Corps. Harry outs the stamp-or approval was put on ward the important German base
. ,, . - . , ‘ Chairman Smithwlll visit in 'fire has het- . ' , ‘force. -
“work or tight diamonnd decision is ”'5' collexeicotches 0' prominence to at his cani at Lon firancif’etofisexmauv hour 11 “minus there fm'l “0n the third day the American
gum!!!) have do another pranche's otf‘n’w" the cal issued by; Waiterl Cl '1' "Due bk; t 1 / ay. . _ ‘8. {may began to halt at the first to
‘sport. some...“ of “19.0mm” that if. 31”- iflxm‘zfierwqm‘m" ‘b‘xfuisxfisi “It"? theflt‘rench progress to. throwing themselves down as soon
. ,, . ,., . fi- “—7— - ',war e -
the nationaltga‘ine is halted as the di f The shipyards haVe a new rival in m proved ‘00 tough an opponent. Bat. re com; file “eat, the the German artillery commenc
rect result of this sweeping decision'meir bids for the “rm.” ! th . ii at J hnson ndJ J . .Frenoh and Americans are 811i"-
all other forms of athletic activities a a ma} as m o --a co eannette lug “93‘1"!" from llli‘ south.
.. m l _ .. “1‘ k . ‘ fiot- league ball players. The Copper.» tamed Demosey'aosmp yeaterday and, Around Barbil‘lon "Woo d and t”-
lwTrliceblfi‘e‘flffofifn}of 0‘: the fact ’Country lasagna“ has» sent out otters‘ will box today. "Dempsey ls dow ‘
I
became a hurried flight.
mans, who have attacked viciously, Americans with aalvoes‘ of rifle fire
at but apparentlyfiitilely. .Filrtbtu'i
, h ’ .. M 1 3! t iikl '0 east along: the Mam}. the hritl
they are fight or wmng only we Mum have fought a y of a super St. Louis. use htiicgufizii on. ‘1): s 8 ft to a: Madman the northern bank
can tell. 5 . ._ Whirl. into; p u m. ml) 9) exit“! being enlarged by the Franc
l ‘ I Q ‘ ‘ , - .
t‘ortaln it is that H the blgéalge! It I” “"3“ “0“ “‘3‘ “0“" ”nine" an .Pat‘lYJdll into the army. Benin-Americans who iiavc advanced two
sporting Spirit with the general public’ume' will not plav in the national ten. '0: something which Billy Mlske said dcntl‘v
9 north bank éxcept at oer--
l . v A" ‘ L . I ‘ V
whether all‘other‘ pastimes will sunerllaltel'. PM of next month. MW”! Flt“ .niaht of ill? “3* mad show last '9“ ‘eral. points 8“" 0“ Dm'mmm'
. tor. Torrey. Seminary of the United It will. he remembered‘tbaiflliske wal
in comparisonis hard toss). i 18in t'e‘Natlonal Lawn Te it 1135' AMM’VltO have boxed De"
Base-"a" ‘1'“ 999“ lhwprime lficloi‘ltion. was Lalkina tho'matter'gver *Itli:jagi_ moment they. '
in developing the . American . peoplo‘flufmy a few days "O”‘fl.~formar 1‘ doyeioimd ”‘9.le
“up :the.sr;enmt dlhiettcmitinn 1? they‘fpficl'li‘ 00.31.” star. "ho 1' ’3' (chem. issue. In 3pm: ': l; iq’hlflng stood advance of about l‘\'0‘tllil‘(lfi of H
mm”! °t“th°“w°m' ‘N°"h““°h ’uffiléht’fimnrel'v POMOCN“ W“ ‘3 ‘Plamlllemimey oil in their-Mitt h‘ 8i. PM". mile lliiR been made 0i}- a limited
sport has ever aroused the more ' “ '
.. .. . {at Niagarnv‘h‘allapwhioh’ manufactures Mlske apid privately that he had ‘M‘froiii,
331?? 2:31“! 191;" Noni]: a: has the din-:war products. saldlhat it would be ‘ desire whatsoever to mingle azufn with
it I, a! ll " ltll mg on . Frande. useless in aratie tho subject of competathe. Salt Lake heai'ywelillii. Miske mung“. 0.1mm The British have
a 1 am a o ier nations are taking ing in the nationals as‘hls views oi’hflid that Dempsey cbuld knock limdnken three
- . - .Whfll ll WIS "ll“ 701‘ lilm '0 do “9"“ out, and gave the impretsion that the‘making their total-for three dai's
WM") 0f mm) H ”any 15‘ T" ha" firmly fixed and that there was no bout in St. Paul had not been fought 1.1003 . . l
it at the present time would be a and _. >
’ " .chnnre or M“ playing for ill. "int .= “ strictly on its merits. .Evidontly Demp-
"American casualties on July 1541
ay, Dill M “‘9 heavily “'Oildi‘d 00mm." along the some regimens were annihilated."
t'was called off Ardre, the British and French
casualty list today shows:
plane accident. 2; wounded severe
KlLLED iN ACTION
Lieutenant:
. k, i aeyletMlskc sthyftlie ten rounds. 5' - ~ ‘ . ' . . l
A” 8pm follow” Sllolildrcome 10“ Tim Superb“ will be at Ebheis ling tbiouii iii b_i the (immune. lip-i Mass.
\ .
. rciltlv only for the )ilrlt)‘ of‘Fr derick K Htrth Toledo 0
the tlSSlSiflnC‘ t' l . x ' . ' bur . no w JP" .' . . l I “a l e ' ’ ' ‘
‘ 0 '“ “mm“ ”film Field 306‘" '0 ill" Pitts ‘ T y The Giants rclurned from their last checking the Allied advance suf-iwmiam (‘. Orr,~Jr.2 Philadelphia.
in its present hour of'neeti‘. iThe‘llebtfwill meet in a double header. That will
owing to the "good lhiluenCe of the heathe‘beirinnlng of a series with the . . . .
. . - , » ' . , . its National Leatzuelur'c than i . - ~ .~
game demands that they exert the‘full Western clubs, during which there will J the hunt m l l E l m 99 (”if MON“ and hit!
Springs. Ki:
, Privates
‘Iwo Bell. Chicago.
- championship. The team braced otronl- guns from within the salient to 'a
slreii'th in preaeryinglt should thebi ‘he. children's do." on July 26 and 31 ‘_ W .t.‘ ‘ ' ' .
Lough: ntotiuls drdtd'eto‘iihindofidi, 'g'i'titd‘lu'sust 5‘ t andllt. . w _ ’ _ . lit!“ {hf latter peg!" fl that e . lline paralleling the \ esle. .Thc
Football rowing tennis golf c". ‘ lei-n h p‘ a'fld‘iifd h l1 1 l
. . . anoe- ° I I ‘ I ' . '
. . > , . who won four straight mes from at hupp too as rapid .\ and as well icmrlefi Chimes, New York City.
igfibtégihimgzga. tbr’ac‘l'iieag‘das‘glddathv :nghesgdaysrsbil'tzmntgigLO‘?n:;ltM Cubs. éut dovni the thicago load.“ lie-is able, but the Allied tire iCharles Glamor. Chicago.
I n has in i6 to 0WD " " “ to three games. after it seemed al- and bombing activity is proviiiz’mi-old R. mankind. ill-
tme has done much to increase later for a dime. One ceiii will be war tax i urmountable a week ago. ,most liarassn‘iz swim and am-l
est in all of these sport's. Had the and ’the other 9 cents will go to the "a mllnition dumps which cannot he‘lJose h \ioi'er-Bollevllle 1"
game been other than the clean. Elks fund for purchasing coal for that h . d l . ‘l ' p ’ '. r '
. . _ _ d h a mole arc icing tired. .Tim Moriarty. SLLouis. .
wholestMe sport that it is athletics poor of Brooklyn. The how York club ietume om ‘ '_ .o _ _ . t _ h
would an“ be. struggling along m their -____ ‘. [with "a pitching m“ grew). braced. American. and British nv'iatora James l'anovasilumflosrc tcago.
infancy today. (‘hairmnn .lbbn S. Smith of the New by the addition of. Bob Steele. and will 8T0 aiding ““5 French airmen in {George 3' Pfahl. Brooklyn.
l . ‘lfrrthevarimis collegiate, authorities Jersey Boxing Commission has put his in. even stronger it Toney decides toftlieir raids and bombing “pawl Starling E. Rowland, Warren. Pa. ‘ ‘
refuse to be influenced in their de- .0. K. on the condition of Fred Fulton. 'ioin the team. . Aye” aim Toney was lions Ill the zone behind the Ger-.Hermn A» Schmidt. ’ East Strum“ was filed. '
claim to continue athletic. . who is to meet leek Dempsey at Har- ‘re tiled as a co-iitar with Alexander man fillies. Thirty-seven machines-l ill. .. .
ing of the. game by the vgrltiihes lirféfflson next Saturday afternoon at 8:30. “8:“ greatest pltlher in the Nation: were accounted ‘ for ‘Mondayrlhm'fih‘iu C. 3'3"“. Mormntownfi 3"
fesslonai league moguls will have little 'r. to. Chairman Smith and ti party 0! al Imus. swell» was or great as- while Berlin claims fifty-three AI. 1 Clayton c. Semi-ville, Ra e an, . D.
eflect.on intercollegiate sports. How- lNew‘Jeraey-newapapar men iouriieyed stunned to the‘niub in the St. Louis
ever. should the closing of the variofistto'liye’fieach yesterday. where FultOn‘.“i-ieg: ' . ' - :1. ~ - ‘ i t -'
Ernest F. Watt..Wu-ren. Pa.
« Since 'tllc, 'figbting‘began 'July
WM . . 15.x.th‘c Ge “ans are 're ‘orted ‘tol 10150 0." WPUWS tor the Barbillont‘Wood.‘-
Easinegjf'mllnPalhllfxllli‘ilecmdl: iany “an! .. - r . nggAquE-‘Mgaxgtfifig ' Abovefhsed etfi‘een‘slxtg and “VJSergeant E“! 3- Finley. Steelton. P“' ' .'- A number of fireslal'a'vlslble’t
branches of sports will suite: 9: gmously injured. but Ftbabdid not becomo| ' -_.._. ’ ' Sentytflivisio'im Estimates from! - Privates ',bohindtho:flermanwhites; At g
Isetbacks. ’ ewre.k“°"n““nm WWI)? Slllllulhnd‘fin-*Amo‘rlum‘Wilt ' ”hill “finite Owi‘Frdnch « Headquarters place the‘Bemard Albert, NW Y0": City. lplacea themoemy IS‘fiul‘nlllK his It
._____’_5__ liahedbis long run. A trainer ran out? distention!“ from MI. ._, .gigbmm losses “.in'that (period at John Blast“. inborn“; {while elseWhei-e theyrhavebaent
_ . lllmi} innit! him 'to- the aide lines to fix -...‘_ __ l - L900"in killed, 'Woui‘tded and" “”0” 093“ r, h cago. . , . :on fire byt'Ailied‘hiiella. ‘31 mature
Gil$l>5§fflflh3l3i°f§°~ ‘l7°”‘m‘""“’m‘ CM”? "3 “me “’2 0331133533232”ilurf‘oi'i‘é’fi‘lfizprisoners. . "‘ ‘Wimam' Radium: Swill *Bend- ind- luau been burningultheimmhtw
. « . . _ i . ,- . ‘ ‘ ' .' ‘ h.
--Idcut,= Garrett Cochran. lthe core. To conceal the true locatiOn .taito-aotlon'hn Secretary of War Bait i _In fPicardy the Germans have Helge Daie,,Grand View Was
- ‘ - 'Wilford Degree. Stewart. Minn.
shoulder bandaged and entered the' ccntial'deflnite action was postponed fink}? ‘0 met aging!” the‘FlamlhlEa-Ving H. ‘Grahamfcifluaboro. Ala.
‘ yesterday pendinx a meeting of ”98‘ 8 i9 9 "° west 9 ‘MMtd'd'Pr‘m‘T'Chm-ite ounsburg tSta’unton. iii.
(inept Johnson and war department Of‘iWhlefl three towns hand ..hergimt . v
captain of
~scrimmatze again.
' The hows-n: Cochran’s death was a
i WITHtii‘HE‘AME ICAN‘ARMY' “We?“ “mi“! 09““ G“"'~”°*
, . i an League Clubowners . , " . . ‘_ 4 ~ .
plan of the world. being one 0:7 fgsn‘figgmergn the American' League ON THE AISNE-MARNE.WQNT. Eddie Burton. Bridgeboro, Ga
uHfid,COChTBn48lVen his the prime factors in» the movement.i..embs were represented yesterday. July 24,l-7::30 m.“ m. 1‘ (Associated William Gordon, AnacondaJtlont.
, filmedo’ football libblieVe .he - would Corbett has asked Ty Cobb and Christy. Hermann dvli'fi there to . confer ‘Wlin3Pless).—'«'llhei'Fi-ehch-, the LBxfitish’Nms A, cox, White Sulphnr'f‘SprlnSS. Chamber -of Mm,“ yesterdtw.
lavebecnthe.greatest,éoach.or themflathewwnto ..manage two all star Johnnonand left for Pittsburg last .
‘n'leymc the flanksfiof Johns Gro‘xén“will:i-Dglaifdbfxlgldeggim» -
y r Johntion' left'fofrwaaliihgton. . {Prince’atai-myg 'Thét-Gei'mhhs‘are Henry . , . , ,
h be set dOWe' “1 within the next month. President James C. Dunn oi the [known tol'hav'e brought up fresh Kari-thou Johnatmfltlefr Orleans.
"Jack tie Saldles 'also' dead and ' . v‘ . donned that the local . - . . . . .. .. J M E ' * Detroit.
' ’- v between the two clubs, the players on on Saturday and . the Allies re or . _ , John . c yoy.
i . . y p tth situation as} . mtnick J_ M” “. New York City.
‘ ‘ l . f or esterday’s meet ifaVOl‘thlti.
be the principal feature of one day double header at. y
l
duringthe six days' journey planneui'm “beam“ game’ “are.“ next Tues-W last night deli Vere d ”a counterfia't- '
for each of the principal cities of the day provided the statiid‘ ‘ol' the "rum.
~ . . .. Thom : hki Chicago? \.
_ . ‘ flack u on the Allieddines in the‘ as Roam“ '
in e first shoot-0R; In the second 1.}th m“ Frank Butterworth and other country this season. \Tlie tourneys Otiflsht"‘°"d.e’ “applicable t0 profea- p
aho if Mr. Ham 'won. ‘Dr. Bishop roaches had, heard the rumor thtlt
gill} ii‘epresentConnecticut. in the no when Godhran and de Saulles partied.“
ona ti'apsliooters' meet.‘ Which will , g, . -5 . '7 . ~ . ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ .. __ . 3 ‘ v ’
' ‘ gzgfiggfgif’gg if: 3:35: 3:9,: , mas. WARREN COMFORTABLE team “’9‘ not play its gum: with New had hm repulsed. . Lieutenant. Casper M. monuments pm mm W, ,5 provided, ,0,
V . M s ' ‘
x,
be held in Chicago in thenear future.
.3, During the shootingMnflhamberlain
:, promo second leg .in the. Lordshlp'tl‘o-
‘ phy contest; ' ‘
Mr. Ham did good shooting, mult-
1iig ninety out of a possible 100 points
in metatate championship match in
» .125‘rdurins'1he day's program. Dr.
,Van‘Satln made.103.out‘of i25 on his
' “GeorgtCrIeI-sfif Bridgman m t
/ .. meet on mt . itch. erda
;' ,soofltnmnihsiy‘n ofih’y a: possible:- -
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Otherwise. 11983-16‘ the Cloveiundgann‘ounced today, thatgthe attack “D‘ED‘OF ' -~
will begin next month.
"' York “0‘“ that day. mum-2 .schhii; There was'great actiVity by the .» 10‘ N' Y'
. _ _ . . y ‘ d' team idle until Thufi‘the ' , ' :D
.Sauilematiehadzheara and ed when she mum. them all giggflm‘“ , ' Mm" “‘1'“th “9“?“
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Boston": “Mitre-{Me beat my,
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3°? hflultal althoughrsb . weakens
. i . _ . ' ' ’ M- .....__ ‘,_ m... -- ,
~ lGERBANS MAKE . DES. the first time employed American can '
ERATE EFFORTS TO 11011 fodder, in comparatively large Lester E. Walker, Skowhesan, Me-
._ g _ . . RINGT‘HE RESERVES..MIEMFS as an addition to their Seneg. Bugler Earl A. Webster, Manche ’
MYAE ‘ ’ Fifi, K FORWARD “ IN “WAL‘flifieaquliai~ies_ , N. H. ‘ f 7., +1le
. a; . . .. - 1.. . ‘ . . . . . ,, . . . . SECTORS . . « use masses of blacks and Amer , Print" ._
. ‘ , y . ‘ ‘ r . ‘ . . ,~ loans were buried againSt the German Jogeph Ligato, Seymour. Conn.
.1. smmm , Tom Keane. athletic coach at Syra-iis finishing his welfk for the match, ! (Continued from First Page) glilfeeljlthfhey imid for it in some hiln- 5? when Situater. Beat'erdale, Pa. .
_ . . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘cuse, yesterday accepted a commission and theretaaw {the big piagiere, box‘ ______ i usands of killed negroes and l 91 Subacz, Lawrence, Mass.
: - . - r as FiistLieutenant in the Sanitary four rounds each With the Jamaica llle Ourcq, the French have mov.tAmei~icans. In some places they ad- rad Wigner, Bridizeville,_Pa.
Athletic FollowersAi-e Won-Scams. and will be detailed as a train-{Kid and Jack lip-en After the work- ed forward
‘vanced to attack sixteen vaves deep. ‘Odol‘é‘ W- Warren, Brighton, Hulls
One wave after the other broke down ""“'~““"G lN ACTION
When the firing continued thev retiifl -
rapidly. so that at times their attack John W. Jones, Oxford. Ala.
. “In the attack on July 21. American cessful day for the Allies 'aloug'the.
{1’0- battalion of the Second Division. aflw entire active battlefront. ,
Rl’t‘ vanclnz through the ravine of Vision-' Themag- of prisoners captured
it and our: were caught“ ln,the,tire;of Ger- the French northwest of Montdidi
man machine guns. which covered the numbered more than 1,500.?The victok 7‘
Mont St.'l’erc ravine from the sugar works at No)“ was gained? withVVery slighttlo'wea
The Gernians‘evi- ant. They immediately turned about. Farther southward on the northern r
have been driven entirely and fled. ‘ ' -"w‘"l
, , Jul; 20. especially officers. were eX- tacks. to which they responded with?
. Southwest of Rllctms ill tilt» ceptionally severe. Prisoners say
Inclined "19 pressure continues. An averagc' Wasnmc'rox, July 24.-—The Arm}
‘ ., ' , . Killed in action.".'0: diedot Wounds. side of the salient the W1! caud-
~ The drive here. is it‘ corol- “(died of dldo‘ase, 17; died of acct. British advanced an average of one
lill'l' l” the hatch pressure as- dent and other causes. 5; died or oil'-
hundred prisouel‘s, is; missinz. i; prisoner. l, Total,1tls. days to 1,100 by capturing 300:
6 Fresh troops constantly tirc bO‘HVllllalll .P. Fltzilel‘ald. Worcalm‘v Germans since July 15. The anew$
Western trip yesterday very much in iicieiitly to. permit the removal of; Sergeant George E. Honsaker, DawsOn
t . Dodgers. (‘lleiily is reported to. be l‘t‘llltwlllk'm’mmd Blackwell. Bluefield. W. Va. j Americans and the Germans nigh
JOHN! F.‘ Kennedy. Catuauqua. 93- ,morning the enemy retool: Epleds M
lied .aiitsliips were brought 'down. 1cm“ 1- Teume'i"*mt Ghicaxo. “‘9- i‘iiiga' numbeobwoittliigd towttl‘.
‘War,Departmentwoilicinisi resolutions. r688 tip the Revolt Valleyclioward‘mepmmc John R“ \eary, Merced Ca mg t9M°§¢°W papers receiVed here.
' - , {July general commaihliv- ~' «Pines
i log said lthe Cleveland club will play PARIS. July 24.-The Garmausgmzene'fl' Reilly. Jr" East (impaction! ““3““ 1° him “1' tme‘he- “'c‘ '
"infirm-ed} “litre mucous ii}
nue. Bridgeport, Cont:
? Junction, Iowa.
in-1 Prisoners, previously reported miss;
sh, ing:
as Corporal George M. Williams, Hedda-u
ed. son,,Ky. '
.Privatss
Edward N. Pope, Hardwick. Vt.
. ed Press).—'i‘uesday was another ano-
side of the Marne, )Ameri’caii ind
no Frc ichmet several strong Germauw
vigorous counter-attacks. as a remit
of which the Alliedxline again was
vanced. The Americans made that W
gains in heavy fighting dot the vicini ’
of the Barbilion Wood. On the eastern;
kilometre. The. British increased Lain
ll" number of prisoners taken-in three
Approximately 180,000 dead. .wo’uni
ed and prisoners have been lost by. tit
continues to burn stores and munitlttnd ..
within 'thé salient, evidently pain
fearful that the future will see him.
driven back much farther:
l Loxnox, July 24.—’l‘here_'
.tierce fighting Tuesday between
“crestsnortheast of 'Cnateau-Tbie '
Jays adiapatch from Renter's ’
pondent'on the French front. it! til
lthe hamlet of ’I‘rugny, a 'mile to
south. The Americans counter-utte
ad and reentered Trugny aud'cotitl, .1
.' nod to press back the Germans.f
still held Epieds when the‘dispa 7%.
C- and .Charteves‘,‘ the: French and Anti!“
.geans pushed forward two miles. nib ..
“(Americans/completed their condo
1 of Tere-en-Tardanols- since“ Mondamb
oping. .
‘Ansrnaom; July air-soviet.
l
i
i
. ment will be visited upon ofll’fer ..
the trunk of general for negligence‘aii,
noncompliance'vtith orders under
new bill. which has introduced in ithfi
.m
l The bug. unaligned, provide
i the presence of the enemthmrb
.liaence. non-compliance with rent
to accomplish a’ task assisnedt .
gor who lobes orjeopardisos troops
.to support or who loses a podition
its ordered to defend. may bapti-
by dismissal «train the army)
iprlsonmeiit from two to 'efiveiflafi
' the fault is inexcusable. Agred
i Accused generals. have tit
.,
q and
lliave‘been .str’aiah hell out. it, ‘
j'poinfi over wh'dro‘ii aw
' .éi'rllltiii wanton .
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