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lining Makes Poor Showing 1
With Reddest, Favorite in
Steeplechase, at Saratoga
SARATOGA N. Y., Augti—TheY
steeplechase a selling affair at two
n11les.tendgd 10 mar 21 fine day" s sport
at the rope track yesterday afternoon.
As a result of the chase Jockey
lldyues was suspended. He earned
the wrath of the stewards {01' a ball
ride. on Baddest, the bay gelding own-
ed by the;Triple Springs Farm and
trained by James linden.
la the opinion of a majority of race-
goers'Hae'neu rode worse than a no-
vice. Baddest was an odds-on favorite
and underside guidanceL finished third
in a four horse race.
Crest flill, owned by Morton L.
Schwartnhginisbed in front. with Infl-
del second. Although the event was .
carded as a i110 mile race it was in Y'YWOM- He 1111s 135‘ 10 leave the ital-Y
1eality only, a sp1iut of half a mile. Ytiet and uas compelled to run around‘
The quartet went from the starlet at 1“" “moi—Mn“ ‘9 55‘ “1‘3“ 53m”-
11:11:21.2:11222'11: 31:11.12?“ BALL fiAME STARTS
MWHYEMM
til the official numbers were hung out
111-.11 the crowd was able to .ell whichL
thet at the finish that, many in thej
tinong called it a dead heat, but theY
judges declared that Star Realm had;
“on b1‘a head. '
The heighweight handicap at six fur}-
longs went to Wilfred Viaus brown
guiding George Stal'xi Sixth to lean:1
the barrier. and in a bad position, heY
. gradualiv made up his. lost ground an
entering the streach was in second;
position belu'nd Sameul Boss' Crank.
When straightening out for home heL
Mild to the front and won rather easi 1
tr.
Dr Johnson. the little bay
year-01d belonging to Mrs. Walter .\
Jeffords, ran a great race and finishe,
three,
not 1'10 much faster until the home- Y
alietch All' of the riders apparently Y
had waiting ordets. and as a result YYYYY Y
“fought hard to keep in the 1m
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yank their mounts 1111'1 all their
might. Going around the tirst time Neale and 318888, 0f RedS’Y
all four horses were practically walk”.
tug. SoL‘ulo‘w did they more along that Y Thén Help to Beat ROY)"le
Lit. \vastwnh filiiculty they were able 111510 0
clear .the'ob‘stttcles. This extremely" ‘ ‘-
slow [in was apparent 10 111.. ('1'(1\\'1]LY lly way 111‘ adding: 11 little novelty toYt
and the encore njumnors of 11.1111510le the daily baseball 111'! Earle Neale unll
as they. need me grandstand. Y 1.1» Magoo. cf the Cincinnati Reds, 1111-
Bcghfilng the second 10111111 10111911 gonad 111 an excnmg one round boitng
Crawford gave Crest 11m (1 111111. morpL bout just 111-lore the game time. at 1' b'.
vein and he quickly nppnpd up :1 tall let: Field 11'sterday.'l‘ho exhibitionY
of two nFtLth down 11m 11119115111-01111 YYYYYYYYY 11111101 b1let’. but sufficiently long
Byers 1 111111191 oLL up m the lcadei. to entitle both combatants to score a
and mYYY'Y the bend LjaLLL- Light ktiOtkdown. 11nd 1'11 point oi interest
ranged . Ykmgsjde of the leuder~ but appear to far owrshudow the game. {Y
although the race was nearly over. that ended in 11 defeat it‘lt' the Llobins'
Y'Y till held Roddesl in check. YY’Y a “‘0’" (”Y 5 1° 0
“but. slatted the “billing Luau hard '
mm.
clipped a fifth of a second front the RESTA READY FOR BIG RACE
'i'wo. new records by the boards In .
winning the fifth race Richard A Wit YmLYlYYLLYLYLYYLLYYLLYLYSSYLOYY in the way YYY fYYYYYYYYY
11011, Jr..’ 3‘. 11nportod1 colt Corn Tassel Y
one mile mark established eight years ____,__ Y
ago by Woodford Clay’s Ocean bound. Italian Driver Decide: to Try for $25. '
Corn Tassel galloped home an 1311ng 000 Prize Y
_ victortin the remarkable fast time of Dario Restu.1ec_ord mum at manyY‘
i
was the victor So close together'wereL Y. '1 -
d dilv on points
Lsive hot weather the boxers were not
Yas lhel} as ordinarily,
.' six rounds went aiound Sharkey like a
‘coope1 around a barrel.
LL Ysetenth and won that round and also
(1 the eighth but it was too late to men
come Moore‘s
YIt looks as if Fred‘s
YNational League pennant barring an
Yunusual slump. The Giants
Mitchell' 5 men until
FYOOIY Ead‘ Other an nYd began the presenf‘set'ies ut the 1’
Grounds.
Bruins have handled McGrsaw'
apparently has sounded the, death“ knell
Pal Moore” was a bit too classy fot'Y
Jack Sharkey in their eight round bout moot that
at the Armory A. A in Jersey City last sports director 01 eiseae he contemplat-
night The Memphis banbam won man ed organizinc a baseball team made up
but Moore for
The West Sitter made a spurt in the
big lead
in the semifinal. Jimmy Kelly, of
Frankie Chip of NcY
'Hoboken had - ~ - . ~ .
1 not reach 111111 until he is located of staff of me Japanese aim run thldllgh It slowly. so as to hell?-
1 1 3 . 1 .—
YY' (”k in a bad “Y” Y“ the second round abroad. Y The Red Cross has been torehandefl YWOY ”19 11’59- Y Campaign MUSY‘ Complete Tent-
L'vthenLLtheLreferee intervened LL (‘1 . i1L1L arranging tLor the paiticipatwn of The oil in the gear case and differ. Th" LSummer. 1.1 Y.
F10. Michell manager of Y P Y YYY Y.” Y ”Y organizat 0“ in the Siberian en- ential 111a . become too thin increas-L Y __ ‘1‘
cago Cubs, wants to have a world's 1111111: 111111011 the New York light terprlse and already has arranged to;- ing the noYise they Y1Ynake Chang e to 11 “others of (‘11111111-1iou1 have been
S‘ellES played. This is quite natural. “eight, will 111ga2e in an important the shipment to the Far East of quan- quuuti in “until”? :10!“er With the
team will win we.
seemed
to haven ' great chance of overhauling
the two teams
Qlo
The ease with which the
pets
11 New York’s pennant hopes.
The Knights of Columbus war news with Jatkson.
' - . - - .- 1 service yesterday gave out the follow-
ing statement:
disclose the fact that it toiled-u rath- be more careful about running on luv
5 1 1 nd . , . " ‘ ' ..
Owing to the! oppre 0‘ men in the a It? a PM“) W [1133' 9' “1311 Dietetics the action that has’gear, having the Spark retarded rac . .0lh3iS it 8 sp and W;
a series of games in Parts or nearer been deirmined upon. at least in in en ine l‘w . tE'i . 11' Y. 1
the trenches with a team that John some of its leading features g Y g ' YY' 11a Y 11 1a Y‘YYOY ,e,c. Unanimously. ‘1.
abr.oad has.
parts 01 the (ountrv
tion.
nine a testimonial for him, but it may
and expect." to route into the rim: at
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Automobile Notes L YYYYLYYLYY Y-YIYYYFYYYYYYYSN
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Following Johnny E’f’erss annotmce- meals at this time of what
is being: In hot 11 ~ - < .1
as :1 Knights of Columbus aC-Cflfllblished but there is a good he led tY-YYYY eY 100k YYYYY YOY.OYeY
teason to believe that “hen Genera i Y en: me The radiator YS not
Match makes his statement it Will cooled so thoroughly and so we must
All these tend to overheat the engine
anLd ev'apotate the water in the radio..-
causing greater 01 e1 heating and1 YF'FTY' FWE TOWNSY
canYsequent loss of power. HAVE YMAYBE TEQItst
Be cspeciallv careful of your tires in
hot W',P&th€l parthllldl‘l) about Yet communnies Find That Fre‘h LALr:LL YY
tip: them stand in the sun. Choosea and Good Milk Fail to 111.1111
shaded spot. if possible. If you come P
across a.Duddle of water in’ the"road.l :YachrycgjmmqutYf 4:32:13? Y3- Y
Meanwhile there is no objection
to the statement that if the tuilitaty
laws that govern joint action by last
ernational military forces are to be
observed in showcase of this Siberian
operation, and as there is good rea
son to believe they will, the senior
officer of the international force will
be in supreme command. in the
opinion of officials hem. this odicet
will be General Baron Ul'ehara. chief
Bic-Gran of 1'11: (liable, plans to take
".111 enthusiasts from all
are suggesting
Yplav ers' names for EVers‘ s consideia-
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w—«uw-
i-jt't'z's's former team mates ar'e plan-
heavier oil or use a gear compound 1 111. 111.1 of the (‘hile'YY’el'fare campaign
which will run freely. Do not use :1 \\'l1i(l| has been "iron prominence the
heavy grease. as it stiffens up in caseL Y 111M fen—1191:1111 thitpnéb 1111131111131: 111111ij
Yof cool weather and does not and backY 1111111111111th tests of babies in many‘
into the gears and bearings when- Y <111L111L1111uitlc~ Ztl.ss Margaret Stuck.Y
squeezed out. Yil 11 mm tlilt‘t‘ttlr of the Child 1119.1-
f111'1-Y‘.(un1111lttee identified \1itl1 ill Y
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by an enamel CYOYYY 00‘" so as tOY lilt‘ é‘onnt'ttit or State tount ii of‘ Do-
keep away light and heat. The til‘PF l'.1\11.~'1' estimates in connnunities where .1
in us are exposed to the samexcxtent. tests have-been nuttle'that over 00111111 . _
but they are kept in condition, bv use “-111 of the babies 11111-11 received the x;
.\'ot1 1114111111 the spare tire, which ma) “N“
go 11 long time before being used. soYY“10W
titles of supplies likely to be needed.
This is to be done in addition to the
usualvhoepital service which falls to
the Red Cross.
Though Acting Secretary Polk'a
statement made it appeal that only
America and Japan were in position
to i'ende1 immediate military assist-
ance in Siberia. information has
reached Washington that.1'espoudin;t
to the State Department’s appeal for
aid. the British already have landed
a battalion of tmops at Vladivostok.
while. a similar force of French
troops front Tonquln is due at the.
contest tonight when he faces lrisn
Patsy Cline in a six round bout at
Shlbe Park. the home of the Athletics.
Reports For that Jackson is down to
the lightwdcltt mark and expects to
enter the ting acatnst Cline at 132
rlng- side. Cline is training at Jack
McGucan' 5~ gvmnasmrn in Philadelphia
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1:15 pounds Battling Lewinsky of
Lr'lntdccpmt is also on the same card
llalnoy‘s opponent will identified 111111 the 11101 emant
be Harry Greb. the middleweight same port at any moment . . Yto consume (hild life the second yodr
’ ' ' . , ' ‘ . ‘ 1' ' ll 1 vou want it 101
champion of the nat‘v; Admiral knight, commundmg the (YO e1 YY carctu 1y YY . of the “NF 11 11c found mothers time" Y'
American Naval forces 111 the Asiatic ‘3‘“ Y ious ‘0 (0- operate because the work lit-ti
Yesterdar’Ys Results
NATIYONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 5; New York. 8.
C-lnc.nnuti. 1'1; Brooklyn, 0. 1
Philadelphia. 3; St. liouir. 1. Y
Boston, 1: Pittsburgh, 0.
As . home. stretch was ncal‘edY Y‘
Barnett 'as more than half 11 dozen Y‘” 5“" i" “W1 bl“ YY‘YétlBl‘. 1191 oloprrl standing of the Clubs. - Y
lengths n the rear. straightened out Y‘h‘" ”Y“ ““Y‘Y‘mm boat “‘3‘ the guilty " Won. Lost. l’.C.Y
1'01- theginal jump. and in the run "W” it “WW” that. Neale aitct YCYYY‘EMZP, """" ' '“g‘ 3 [662
througlt’ the stretch he went to work chasing “Yes 0‘" m' left field during YYY’YYYYYSbYllYYinYYl W53 2% 33;
on his xiiouut ‘but 1: was 100111911111 Wm” “M“ 3‘” “”‘elamng 5"“ “5 L91.1111119111111L1YYIYY13:14 51 3133‘
opponents were too far 111.11.11.01 him Y“ "0 1101111111911. 1111111111111 “Wyatt-tutti. 01110111111111 .. .13 ‘51 163
and tthawhfiLm '° “9 111111111 “find-5% .. "Y’YYYY’Y‘ W'Y'Md‘it"fio 4131......413
Yablyw warm 9 e d 'c ed be ............ 4l9
1:01 up in .ttmbY loio‘ave 11111111 from 1 g? o y M... L91“, 4. 1 .. .u so 1 41%;
being absolutely last. hoYtYer when Lee Matteo standing 1111111" “L" " ' ‘ Y
Jockey Haynes Suspended Ythc. Cincinnati bench. hurled a ballL - aamgg.~.1'my. Y
Immediately after the race the LL”. with great force out in \ieale .1 dli- L Cincinnati atNew York. ’
ardtt held a meeYlng, adfaftet' a few cotton. in Neal“ state °YYY mind Y“ CYYYYYYYYYOYYYY BMYYYYYYYY Y
minutes' deliberation do did not take hintiong to figure out St” Louis at Boston. “.
. clded to 5115- 1 1 Pittsburgh 111 PhiladelphiM
Pond Haynes pending further investi- that Magoo had purposely hurlod ”'9; ‘ "Y”Y" YY Y Y Y Y
gallon. When naked about. his ride ball out to mummhim chase it in the.“ AMERICAN LEAGUE .
the suspended jockey Said? I l't‘t‘eh't‘d YYng' YYYYYY YYYYYY YYYYYYYY XYYYYYYYYEYYYYYYY pYYYYYY Y EYYIYYtYiYYtYYtethY-YYYYYYYSY vCchYYrYtYeYYglotiychd SuuduyY
orders to place my horse, and when I p “"5 for Y full quarter Of an hour. ' as part Lot double headeis
kept him: in the rear I was only fol- lt was the last straw. so, instead of I ..._.._. L
loWlnminstcuctions. Despite the fact chasing the ball. .‘eaic, chased inIO‘ Lstanding 41- the-Glut».
1.1111 111-Walton extremely slow pace. l YYY‘Y bench and made several awinguY Won. Lgat. P CYY
Ythlnk I’ would have won it 1Reddest had "Y his teammate that 1esulted Y“ a EYSYYSIYYdudYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 4Y4Y :ng
bungled at the last three lumps.“ quYYCYY CYYYYYYYY' 1" the “fix up Magoo WfifllYHBYOTYYYYYYH-Y-fi 45 550
irrespective of whether Haynes was ”WY“ Neale ‘0 the ground. bill the ,New York .....Y..48 49 .405%
guiltywof anything Worpp than ‘DOOI‘ NINE] l‘OSt‘ quickly 'llld flooted MageeYi'Chlcal-muY-n...........-t1'! 5-2: 4711,
judgement. the race caused the crowd WYYYYYYY‘ haul blow Y0 we face By that YYSY (11:23?“ YYYYYYYYYYYYY Y; .440
L to braitdnall chases as.» poor sport. time other membeis of the Cincinnati PlitladolphidY.Y..Y.:YYYAO .59; ' ‘ .401
Many blamed the jockeys for the bud team YYYYEYYYYYYY‘YYY' Mme" MM” ‘0 h‘sl "M ' Y Y
looking contents. buthhere. was just feet and refused to let hostilities go} Gflmufifllh
as many who declared the trainers on. “ New YYYYYY YYY CYYYYYYYEYY
, . Boston at Detroit
were to blame. my pointed out. 11111 . The “n” we” 1““‘Y‘beg‘m‘m ‘° °“' Philadelphia at StY. Louts
the 101116,... often received instruct- it.” “Ye fr 110115,.11111 “Y “an“ ‘0 “'0" . .Washlfigtbll (it Cleveland
ions which were detrimental to the mue’ so they turned-to the EMMY“ '
v--.game,1and~sald that ln'eventaY of this next best form of entertaihment. Mat- EASTERN LYEAGUE
1111111 the riders should be allowed to ”Y ”‘9 ‘RE‘YSY m“"”"‘"“ “0W“ “"3 YYYY‘YYYYYYYé-‘Y-YiiuYYYzYiYYcYYYYYtY-YtYYY
use their own judgement. In this way field gt the time of the hot bended cx- Baltimoi'e. 5Y: Binghainton. 4.
it was stated the responsibility could ltlbuion. When the game started Otherteams werenot scheduled.
be placed wheré Lt belonged, and that bOYh Neale and.1\i‘agoe took theil ac.
such a rule would result in better con- customed positions in the new but, SYYYYYYYYYYYYY YYY YlYlYVe CYYYbSY '
tests. . L in the fourth Cueto relievedY Neale out Bjnghamton _ . ”“5311. ngYY P135015
While thochasc was atiaaoo, the in left. The engagement apparently Toronto ......;-......62 331‘ :6531
other contests were hummers as on YYYYYY YYYYY YYYYYY YYYYYYYeYYYY none the worse BYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Y YYYYYYYYYY SY YYYYY YYYSYY
every dav since the meetin ab ' for it, for Neale poled out a triple. onYROCheStel '48 38 ‘558
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Thumda’l’ to. double a singleaund '1 YYiusYYYYYYYYY :YYLYYLY Budalo . ............ .39 51 .43
. . eon 11 yrocuse..........‘. 8
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Games Today.
Jersey City at Syracuse (2).
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore at Blnghamton.
Buffalo at Toronto.
WANT MORE LONG RACES
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pointed steward for the Belmont Park
L meetinn. Mr.
Y meeting. Mr.
. Mr. Miller for Empire City.
. of instructor-1 of.
Y11nd B. ll..legbt.1Yu1Lc baseball coach -
flioward C. McCall formerly a noted Ct'asnotnargk
in case 1111191 ifi found. 10 be too ‘0“ 1 in 1111- best interests of their children. 1.
or absent do not attempt to fill theY lllch 111111ponr, white and colored moch-
cooling' system immediately 1161111 in crs of healthy 1111 1.1011 astslckly ch31“
about 11 all :1 buckctful 0L 0mm, and «iron and women of- all nullouhlltLieiLtL ‘1
watt several mindles before adding have brought their babies to the WEYYYQYY“. ii
of their pioeram, using for this pur- any ..m01‘e YCold water coming in CM' lng YYYYYY YYMYYYSYYYYYYYY SYYYYYOYYYY The "qu
1 . l . . 11.1'll.tl' 1.1 1 LL ck 11s conducted by doctors and nursed”
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to the landing at the international “"‘Y'L‘ parents YYYYtYYlYYYYYYYYYYYdYY “MW,"
Laoldieis at V11ldi1osctok. as the porlY “"3 onditlon “Nb" “th renv ‘ ’ l ‘
Ypiactlcallv is dominated by tho Jill}. In “3“ ““9ng 0‘ “‘03" found wiM‘Y 1'1
1.11959 and 131-11151; naval and 11111111111! that the Bolshevik Government of Rus- defective or ill nourished efforts will
forces already there, though so tar sin would inetitably be overthrown be made to bring those children. .batg'
these hate not intertered with the mud that a new Russian Government to robust health. The fundanYl
functions of the local authorities. A»: would first of all. take Stella to my purpose of the campaign is to reduce "
surunco that no trouble is to be ex-L Rufiala's foreign debt was EXDWfiSBd by one third the number of deflate“!
pected on 111111 account has been re by David Sosktce. at a recent meeting among children under the reunited-.111
ceivcd by the Rupslun embassy hope of the holders of Russian bonds here one. It is expected to'nccmnpltsh. this .
in the 11mm of minimal (mm the redllr. Soukioete'contidential secretary to task by the proper care and trentmonbuY‘Y
suits of the municipal elections.i‘ former Premier'Ktereusky of Russia 0L. children who might die»: preventa- LLLL
Y'l‘liese showed that. the bourgeoise and1' He declared that it would rm to ble disease if neglected. LLLLLLL
ll
1 station, already is 111 Vladivostok on
his flagship and is in t-otliltlUlliCltliull
tuicc each day with the navy depart-
ment here. it was said that he would
of course. cooperate full\ with tho
Lntilttary authorities in the execution
for the Aqueduct
11ml
Knapp
Wilson for Jamaica
ATHLETES FOR Y. M. C. A;
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Edwin Crowdta of Princeton to be
structor in France
The names of four. moretprouunent
athletes have been added to the roll
' um National War
Work Council of the \'..M..C. 11., when
Edwtii ‘sCrowdls Wilma Princeton
{dotball player: If. BYSulllrau. former
Olvmpic runner: Alexander 0111101113.
former nationally known as a bowler.
in
LONDON. August 5.--——Con11ction
in deiute socialists polled 69 per an immense amount of capital to r-e
111311. of the votes while the Bolshe-L'YcLontltruLct YYetheYYYRYYYYYYYiYYYYYYYlYYYYYYY YYYYlYYY hnYthYaYotYlYtYiYYlYtYYoYtYlYYLYi-YY £01111: goggtfllgm
vi 3 received onlv"1 per cent. Lcultura to re 0 has 11 name. 19 tom ll L 11. ml
n 111 and thatoa 1111111111211 . us their “claim. 1111 11111111111
he embassy also have out 11 atate-L said. cat 0 y p 3. campaign. Communities are (11111-111111
' cut that “over where the pupulu~Yland and «America. L
YYYYYY YYY YYYYYYYYYYY 1 YYYYlYon of didewnt y111.111.1113 and political C Birch Crisp. banker. said he. bit-111g that in spite 01' 1‘11 my 01' “‘98“ fiYl‘YY‘YY
CYYOYYYYYYYY Y5 a YYY‘YYYY‘YY‘YYYYYYY' and YYYYY YYYY groups has manifested vivid interest timed the meiotlty of the 11130918 of and £00“ milk "NI "”19? "‘00” 11011114" '1 .
munlty conditions their children aufleiw
astorate of ill? COBKI‘PEIYYODRY Church 1. till! the efforts of “18 Russ“? would embrace the first oppor.
YYn Tuclmhoe N. Y» to tolunteer for.YYLYlYgtt:YiYYYgYinY>Y:YYi11Yn Government in co.» tunity to set themselves right with the from v'arlouophysloululcflclenr»teaL.;g.1L1L
service with the Red Triangle abroad operation with the (‘zeclto—Slovaks. LtoLtchLLof tLILeLclvlliretLiL YYYYYYYoe , said: it Mnnyfhudmn nYYYYYYTYLYYYYYYYYYLLYYYYYYYYYYYdYYY-Y .
H in now attending the Y. M. C. A. organize an army 10 161381111)!th ‘9 c a "11“" 9 W. in or tonsils removed. on ere are
a 11 non together with the alliesk :1 battloY‘Wfls almOSl impossible Y0 ascertain ‘3 many cases of squinting children ho
“WWW“ training WY°°H°YY° "Y Y front against Germany: the i'ormu- amount of Russia's debt According need. glasses. Other children s or
workers at Columbia llnlvemitp in 11011 0L 111111211 is p1ocecdiug 1"811' sue—110 information received by the Lou from poor or faulty feeding. A 1111111311"
1899 he was '1 running “We 0' m" 3‘“ ceufully. Their hrelutions with Czechofidon Stock Exchange. it amounted. on mury of the defective children WWW
Edwards of the famous P1 tnoeton foot Slovaks are brotherIY-YY YYYYYYYYYYYYY'y 1 19171 to about £3 .358 900' in the campaign will be one of the w t
“CY““Y” ”m 000 0‘ 111111.111; “Yd m" we" “’8‘“ 1111113 of the statewide econ. Although'L
moummde bv the state probably would
her
it team which that war trounced The embassy 11111
33th Refund a Yale. At the same it has conceived definite inform Ya a'mount to £1,100, 000. 000. In addition not Compulsory. the tests so nearly. °-°‘.’.'.L L
there were twelve municipal loans is- "9“ the infant imputation that
concerning the program mid inten-
mwdu was one of the lendtnx L
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b 1111- lions of the Yvarious political gro‘upst
collegiate baseball players of t 6.00 inztstberta. which without blootltihodYt to the amounttof' £30 000. 000. It was (lututthut is 1111110111. complete. L
not clear'whether these fiuures includ As 11 port of the follow-up campulg
trv. or violence. have succeeded YYYYY StYlYYvL'
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L1.132;,YYLYLYLYYYYLYYLBYYYYYEEL'SC‘YLYLYLYLQLYYOYSLYLY: $01:th ed the. war advances made to Russia it trill he the obj'ct of the control
IDS YACHTS The. political group in Vladivostok. by the. Allied nations. These were un- tee to awaken publlc sentiment to the
taanlclally stated to aggregate 1 £100.- need of having a public health “11111311..
000. 001710 £800.000. 000. ' ovcrv community. The Child Welfw
FOUGHT YRYACES‘ known as "the Siberian temporarvY
. . Cmnmlbtee ofthe state will 1911111.th
protracted 55m
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and tennis player. were secured to give.
L.thoir services for this country's light-Y
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GREENW iCH. 001111.. Ant-61""A and .in fact is 11 part of tl1o_group at
strong wind from the southwest was Omsk where Gen. Horvuth originally
. 1 aohtgL had his headquarters. It i. eclat-ect
blowing Sunday When he YY that this “United Siberian Govern
started in the arrow class races we“ment” as it is now designated. was
the three-and-onehalf- unite course Of'oleoted January 26,1916 by the mem-
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club The bers of a regional Siberian Duma:
Raul. oYvned by E. 6 Snow, JL-LL Wag that it has transferred its center tem-
porarily to Vladivostok, a' section re-
tlLLe :lLrat 1:0}Y1YYYY1YYY: thestiLililLYLl YEEYuYYYYYY' maining' at Omsk to conduct military
t e &W 1 a D .
LopertLttions. It was repented renter»
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Yda)’ that this' Omsk section that
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.
Y'goveinnwnt.“ is closely affiliated with o
the campaign is over the 11111111161110!
children requiring cure in every tom
and local committees. will make month}.
11 reports on the progrees pr Lite chit ‘
welfare “work Health conferenceua or
L’mothers «111' be- 11 'nittural 031;ng
of the movement. ““
llettcr health for the children“
a result on1 the natiqnoLlLLLnn
11 lde effort to conserve child
To“ us 11 inch have not undertu
ttht'oguh the combined efforts of the Y
LtCzecho-Slovaks, the following cities,
“mostly in wes‘i‘ern Siberia, have been
liberated from the Bolahevikl control:
‘YMarinsk, Novo Nioolievsk, Tomsk. Na- com-l
\Yrime. Tobolsk WBai-naoul Samipa- -La- vent-blamed Rain. The b'oolv' u-
6‘0““ \tinsk, Caiwcaralinsk Alchinsk and wall by. the Nation“ War
Comoiuilon, Wellington. D. 0.. talk.
“temporaty Low. 3611b facials“; tampon".
Capt c. H. McGall "of PhlladetphiaL
Slain in Action in- France. 11m; Mold 1th equip}...
fora-hawk; «dairy tying.
only until August 1 or soonv‘tbereaft'e
Lbecause the Child lchlfunntfiumu will
it
PHILADELPHIA: Aug.
.1
football player with the Unite1sity of, The 11111151 of the new
gmemment of Siberia,” as expressed
Pennsylumia team. YYYYYS been YYYYYYYYYY YYYY by the Russian embassy,:1re \fl'V 11111
actltm in France. Information to this trident-1,111 order to re-estoblish in co-
eifect was received here today by Capt LYoporation ,ulth the allies a battlefront
1 37 1-5. 'Eye Ltd“ umsti‘ed 11 1111111111
behind Mr Wildcn's colt and Look B.
wit-.1 third fout' lengths further back.
The other record fell before the
mighty strides of W“ R. Coe’ s chestnut
colt Star YRealm. He defeated a big
field of good ttvo year-olds over the
five and a half furlong course in 1 305
2-5 This is one-fifth of’a secondY‘Ybet-
ler than the old mark hung up by J LN-1
Camden' s Sell)" in 1914. Y
To earn the viétory and the record
Star Realm was compelled to utilize
every ounce of strength and speed heL
possessed for when he passed theY
. judges only his nose was in trinit- Y1YYY
Harry Payne \Vhiméy' a Sketchy.
Although nine youngters started the
race was a two horse aflalr throughout
and it watt a oLorke sun Realm it it
(balances and world's champion
1.11.3 1916,11: the 1mm prominent drlter Boost Distance Contests
tto enter the $25, 000 internationalL. SARA'I‘OEYA, Y Aug. 6. —’1‘11c stewards
SWPEDStakes to be run at SheEpheart of the IlY‘ockey Club held their semi an
Bay Speedway on' Saturday-
The Speed King handed in his entry noonY. After tel'using to reinstate J00
yeaterdu‘v and will post his $2 0110 his Frank Keogh and Charles Pent:
with in a day or so The other cham- they passed a resolution which they
plan drivers already entered are“ Ar- hope will tend to encoum. "Le distance
.thur Dnray and Ralph Mulford. 'running.
Rceta,_who has Won more speech The resolution reads: .
clnss1cs and annexedmore prize 111011. “Whereas. it is the opinion ortho-
ey than any derer in theLgame, has stewards of the. Jockey Club that long
yet to win a big race this year. distance racing should be encouraged,
Ralph De Palma and Louis Chevrolet it is resolved that on and after August
who are still “on the fence” regatdlng 16 all associations racing under the
their-.9ntries, . déYclYmY‘eYd last night that jurisdiction of the Joeltby Club be re-
YtlieygL would not abili’pete usless theirL quested to giVe one 'flat racaon every
deméYnds were 111et.l)e/Paln1a favors other day of its meeting (if d3“ labs Y
one race at from i. to 125 miles, YYYYYYYY 9““ mill and a LLLLaLLeLL..L..L
. .7..—
in «Saratoga. Stewards Bass Resolution toL
Aug 17 1111111 meeting here yesterday after-
McCall's father, YJQSeph B. McCall against Getmany."
’hresident ot the Philadelphia Electric
company.
Capt. McCall was. Y2Yt years old
WREYDUR “3.3993131“
All of the old treaties arc to be re-
cognized 11p to the Bolehevik uprising,
the Bolsheviki laws are to be repealed
and a representative national asseuu
bly called on the. basis of universal
.aulmige to start the reconstruction of
‘a unified Russia.
~. DRYINGLLL ’IN SUNDRY WYAYS
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