influltii; ' S P0
'_ eon Wing and Poiymeliani
‘ I ‘ tg’. . .
Johnny Harald». “QMUI'P- A. A; and the National a c., of.
yonne. is more pom “W—i‘“ Philadelphia and the Armory A. A.
low townsmen since. ' Wed of Boston have notified his man-
r. i
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Eclipse Track Marks ini min-£55-. ‘
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ack records were surpassed and an}
reeptioa anon-nu loony mtns‘ » . '
-‘ Games‘Proh-
........... ' "until ‘ ' ‘ '- '
-iiiiii . , scorrsomcommi
mm; 6 68! mm . '
-. outrun the mfinifirwazl ’ “VB .F__._.._
his return to the Inddie Harry World Busch!“
rue Whitney's anon any Pinon' ghlyWiiiStortoum
in: ran llvefurlofis in the first race I)" .
. 57 i-5 moods. ellipses ado-fifth at ' 4 v ., _ . 1131 Smith. 8180.0! would a user that they will use him in
second from a. record and. by, boxing instructor at Coop Big as bouts at their clubs with Billy
‘ The [mm Noumea! by 8"” achieved additional hone" in the uiske or Harry ureh. Slim Bren-
‘ 1 :5;;?mflm?fl my Baker yesterday that examine!
‘ ~. W V '...lbworltor ludorua' - .
. . the bums W “I! H players :3 be awnmprrge‘: Company, “est flip Ni. wands.
.. . and with up pounds up, wyw lumber 15.“ only m m'i.‘_Jorsey City. last night. and 8,000 per:
a furious triads-5, Mintfle ml“ ”ms, but also “in,“ metal“, mostly from lame. withstood bout. l
9' 5“ by 1"“ Raymond 3"" baseball public of a real test between the as!“ ”“5" W“ When the world's series an in our
Gill's Jyniee Yuteday. An hour lab skillful teams. On account of Smith's reputation he Fess-When they are—the tinsh will
3- L Ahlee's Md P17 gelding Litl elth r ,was expected by the majority of the keep "‘9” eyes on "Babe" l“ 0!
. Nearer, with Johnny influa in the :oonxapris: 3,231,211: ‘iitasahx‘tjpectgmrs to make short work o(the Red .Sox and Charley Holiocher,
“9.01”in three and two—fifth; doubt they are the be, in their r “Howard. but to their uttiiabmeat “18 CUbS' sensational shortstop. ‘
. “as from the track mark (9.- one lipectiye leagues. ’30 clubs have re_.l{owam outfought Smith throughout. Articles of agreement were signed
lie and live-sixteenth going the dis. “'de more players of class than myvlanded the greater number or changesterday by the managers 0! Harry
~~ e in 2:13 3-6. ‘ , {other teams in their leagues whichlls blows, had the hotter We and Wills and Sam Langford. calling 10!
Each record performanco received one of the reasou'd they arevou toD lfodgbt more {w w It‘ll his the "16 colored heavyweight to m‘
. out applause, but the ovation no i ' Ihead in 8 foul non-or II ovary round. for eight rounds at the Janey (‘in
H y . - .-
.. ...... ...... 00...... ...::°::.:. ism: $12.31;! .. we ..... u... ....... W... .. m ..
' heavyweizllt. to mini in out- Wins and unsiord have “’08”
~ that showered on Loftus when ho <
od- ilis reappearance on the track. 3“ 9mm!“ of we" ”we” "my pointing Bottiioa W! in their tourht several battles. 3"“ u “c"
F‘flle noted locker who is em to ed raaoe, who last winter skimmed the eight-round w at tho Armory A‘ one h" “M knockouts over mm
. A. K. Kacomber'had been “:n {he cream off the Athletics when he pur- A. of Jersey City on my harm". the mega no that thoy will
lind"tor three 10:01:”: 1 “b d . chased Mclnnis, Bush, Strunk and he will get I!!! om tor mifhrnish another great battle (gig
~. lit "a 5 01' 9. Eli" Schang. These. former Athletic stars as the matchmfiofi of the (“Millie
. Nim- Ir. "ICON," lifted added to the Red Son that were left af- ' ’ \ ‘
ban on his famous rider yesterday. for Barry, Gainer. Lewis, Shore, Pen 1
w- nmlllinl
expected to ride his employer's nook. McNally, Shoyten and Walsh en-i
when Willis: Joullnms trainer of row to
~ ut a fomld bl > ‘
p l a e tram in the, NATIONAL LEAGUE. M 8m
nan , formerly of this city. and re-
garded one of the best omcials in
Jersey, will referee Monday night’s
n. . 4
ring of the New Juicy trunnion
-- Grenade in the more today. tered the navy enabled Manager Berg
fir‘mJtfl: withdrew that field. Since the start of the season: Chicago. 8; New l‘ork 2. ‘
o’tllorou hh - 0 I!” charge 01' Boston has lost only three men, Hub Boston. 5: Pittsburgh. 0.
I reds cued by IQEDh E. Leonard. Dick Hoblltwl and Fred C‘““'""‘"" 8: Phi'““”’“‘“- 7-
,
’ finer. engaged hlnlto ride Nalul‘al- 'r o . "“9 “r0“ ”"3“ "0““ ““1“ W“ "" "" ;
WM” 1‘ ma. played Thur d '
" "9 placed magma-”983:” "d? Cincaso was hard hit when they lost V . “Q... When my cm W
.-.‘ iloftus was to rid ‘i'GPOI't Alexander, their pitching ace, in the: standing of tho Cit... l in; Home From Harlin.
7““ 6 CiiCulalt'd first week of the season. while Pete “Wt UM- P-C-‘ 1' ‘
: stands and clubhouse. and Kllduif. second baseman, enlisted in Chicago """"""" 76 ‘0 '6551 He “BO Cl’lfik Shot-Jar-
.. “up..." am a ripple m the any m" the mm. “wed. New York ........... 65 50 .56; gets '5‘] mum ”in to
m the ”Bill” little 01 Ill [1 Pittsburgh .......... 62 54 .534,
. or on th tron . tierwlae the Cubs havaJelt tho war‘Cilclnnati ........... 69 56 .513 Test: Mum. ‘tm
... around“ “I t e is riding but slightly,and Klilefer ondlioocner, Brooklyn ............ 53 62 .461‘ Is W 0f 8* 0],;
, rolls on arose. Thunderous both subject to early call in the draft. Philadelph‘“ .........49 '5‘ “3! i
aloe-groom! him as be guided his have boon permitted to gun. the ”a. Bum“ """"""" ‘9 66 ‘26. seal." I
. . at the head of the parade past can in Chicago 8" Loam """""" 50 71 “3: With ‘
. room of almost every dc-
Escriplion bellsy emphasized in the :ll«’
lied armies, especially in the Ameri-v
Ican Army. sight may be lost of one:
lpro-war sport. that is now is deadly‘
Cameo Today.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
__ We. and it did not cease no 3 When the loans lace each other in!
.m Jockey dolled his cap two or the world's series thorn will be only!
, ---flfles. it was a wonderful trib- aaoh
. one pronounced we ‘
ton great and bound rider. 335988 on ‘
.‘ciltbf'liosionla vary at thinl' ——-—-
m . ‘ . burlneaa~shootin .
r ’3' :3“; :3: *9 :fli- {baseman lisnsm Bur whoaboqal.‘ . AMIMOAN LIABUI. | No one can. 0: course. solely m'
, 0W“. m . t «on . Ituralial. wanting Cool-nu end caddy. nunor -Phiiadelphia at Pittsburgh (2). dict how the Sum-io- will ' ill-non:
._ “3°" enm~witios and mum, u that cm. ‘Noithor ls Boson. not. Mail. a. firearm when use sully canto
marching back home'apd Dul anus
their military contraptiona. but it ap-
apears reasonable to some to believe
lthat the art or union dmrnls. Which
eta-ding of on class. Maure- Io prominently in his amnion-
~ “to". Lost. 9. (3" cy as a soldier. will not. be allowed by
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia. 5 (it in,
nlngo). .
Cleveland, 6; Washington. 2.
weir threaten!“ Harry wind.
l.l
hitting a lickr ltsvouid not be slut-l .
3 r, at the hood of the strotch. in if Barlow bland Wally mil:-
. must. bolted to'ihe onlEr rail. ’i‘o catcher. at third. lino dull“ the I‘m“ '
.i. gt his dial-gs from lotus into it tabulater no the team's hitting- WAIUI
.. lockey had to pull up almost too plan a fair third base.
our. cost Naturalist a down; The Cubs' "at.“ mm in “$333!“ ............. g: g: .. 2:3 :3;de “1:“ 133%; gums. MIIIY the‘home M. MIDI! 00ers ouiqi baking a few days ago. WLth nothing Jules F macals Wt 'llamp-
"h“ the ‘9'" FM” remained second base. Since Kildui! enlisted in Washington'm.l.: 2:364 54 .542 uh front rank among thyshgm‘ “‘9 “I” "”L of Opera Ewe” 'th the ordinary army field range oven. can Beach L " “‘5"
.IWo-dmodomdomrunly tools the navy Rollie Zeider nu boon play- blow York ........... as so .lssthe nation. ran over tits fallen driver and. nenr three lollies baked 31‘ 9‘“ ‘n ”e "y' mi. rd Allen ’Plttsfield its» ‘ 1.623
. Wilbert”, hemld downs to. ingthe bag but his batting lately 11‘“. Chicago .......... ,..56 69 .4871 Time was when Amticans xvi-raft“ was also m out. while Belle gladdenlng the hearts at three times ’ ' i P 0' ,
' ' W “rd" Nhind 8m, “widowed, "an" and" H“ g: Louis """"""" 2; :2 "7‘ f: ‘11:": ‘1‘, “32"." “Th” had, Bradford oollldod wilt monitor's Bill" as many doughboyd who had lust coins “annotating. Laura ' ' l603
. bummed. ohlohdalssed formerly with the Athletics, Multan m:f:&gg§"_‘ffijjjfilr 59 :32 families 333:: mmfi‘fiv'fflg ky and Horned was thrown. All no out of a hard day's lighting. : - . 'wm.‘ wflmm .. .
www.10m a... m. mm am. home _'._.._ and wild mm Many of them do» drum and harm soc-red iniu'Y- .' A“! "1" 9°“ "“ ”m "m h° Qbod 0 Knight Bridgeton. it 1. 1‘73
5. Moon. moo Johnny node um“ disbanded and played at third base-In! coma Today. ipended lowly upon-lite ritls to keepi . Kelly, do Forest won the neat. “Kean bake between sixty and seventy an 'Westville N. H. 1680 ,_
. Detroit at New York (2). 'tho pantry Wind with mean. Volta Euros: took the next two and pm “no“ mall when blindfolded me gnaw“. hlelrole. N: 'Y. ““5. ‘_
ailmd jokingly.” badly: oimd of Del, also a poor hitter. Deal
. _ . Bait”? an... host has lately been put back into the line-1
’ W ”Sm :1“. mwam on, up. while Pick has succeeded Zeideyil
.4 the» "OI-fl! run. He at second. Pick will likely play‘
. . ‘ bluish and lazy old dellow- through the series. . i
pzrt 0-! 3:: J33: living the Dan Johnson said this week the1
. "‘1'." lo' . u‘thoho-e’ world series plans may be announced
work with whit). All when that the series would starti
Moro "delimit .thodiu.
Times changed». Cil'iliuation pro-
gressed and the United States. Wk-
lng in- «loathe-of n “million-Uri
ulna. laid .oalde w Ones .pr'
twice the country found It necessary
St. Louis at Booton.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 5; Jersey City. 3.
Binghamton. 6; Newark, ti.
Toronto, 8; Rochester. l.
in details: at ills hams tires. but the
wars that brought about these situa-
tlona were nun Ilnlthborhood shin‘
Standing or too Clubs.
;, A .
to resort to the rifle and. the musket »
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‘PELHAM BAY TEAM
PLAYS COLONIALSYH» no moan“ diva chic-do MEN LEA" IN
The strong Pelham Bay Nave Train-
” station Mm! m '3” .u".
the New Haven Colonials gt - .
house Point, New Haven Sunday ’f.
“"100”- The bis Slime will start at
3‘30 o’clock and in orpectéd to draw
one 0‘ "“3 N88“! (31‘0de of the. sea-
SOD- The Pelhaul team is fighting it
out with Newport for the baseball
championship of the navy, glue the
dismal of Jack larry's Charles-
ton team.
On the Pelhain loan on two new
Havon born. Jan Ood outdoors Me
Partisan. will of who- not: stars at
the N“ lawn High school and who
have boon playing manual ball
since joining the final raoorvoo.
The Colonials will have Frank,
Woodward as pitcher. Woody is a
member of the naval mums and
attached to the New Haven aviation.
He has a boos to pick with the Pet
ham boys. A short time ago Woody
pitched for the New Haven station
against Poiham and Palm-ml abut
them out 7 to o and at two home
runs and two doubles of! Woodward.
He expects to tot even on Slim!
when he goes azalnst Pelkanl.’ backed
up by George Weiss' all-star'cast.
Wally Pipp. former New York tali-
kes sensational first baseman. win
play said Sunday with the Colonials.
Plpn made a big hit in the game
against the Red 80: a? New Haven
last Sunday and his ippcamnce this
week will help to draw a big crowd.
Manager Weiss expects to intro-
duce mény new faces among the
players in Colonial uniforms. He is
nezotinting for several stars and as
pects to present the strongest club
he has put upon the field this sea-
aon. '
Lyons, the star pitcher of tile
ham team, is slated to pitch animal
the Colonials, so the fans may I”
for a real pitchsra' bottle from alert
to finish of the game.
W
schoaN-rs coon. mam .
l
Pou'hluaopdo mw— circuit In“.
mow Folio ;
communism; N. 7.. Aug. 24,—;
III; accidents lewd the getaway
day at the Wheelie“ Grand Cir-
oult mating. in the first beat oi the}
108 trot Century 0.. driven by Geers.i
until! his hoof inaboot coming down
1
the . boating lord stout by a.
hood. the final but.
M second, accident came in the
,thipd- boat of the 2:20 hot when all-
pa Malouey caught her i in a boot
in the home stretch. throwing Dove-E
son. llo also. owned inlury. 9
Tituurprise o: the day occurred in
solo. . it was ono of- the bootuml” S i
Airmail-Mod Millions tuber—4. I won. Logt. p_c_ dies compared to this one. ‘ the “you“ trot. when Lu Prince-
~ oflllut. a length 11.. r T-" {Toronto ............. 78 37 .678 With millions of Uncle Stlrn'ooliloot't mind St Frisco. The doors. ‘
a d «Conduit. Roy Caldwell. Quits }Blpgllamton .........73 36 .Glo‘l'ouus men in arms. or soon to We . °" h ' first boat handily in
3° WW“ t Yankee mam For Good Baltimore ........... as 45 .002 up an intonalvc course in the use of ”0"“ "n ‘ ° 1, a on ' the
“johns retained to the scales in ‘ ‘ iRochester ........... 58 50 ,531.thoul, it. in more than likely. some 50- 2:03 82!. but went to a. tea
7‘ -. mom with another round f- l "'" ""'" ”w.“ _____________ 54 59 .473 lieve. that gun and pistol will be murmur“ turn in the recon heat. on
uso'. o 89- Ray Caldwell. star pitcher of the Buffalo _______ , ______ 47 51 .435lcf a household possession than evermrmceton also made a break. but
- ~ Ymkm. has again deserted the team Hamilton ........... 33 as .327'in America “it" the WM- « kl nd St Frisco could
Polymcilan Great Sprinter 3 ' ' ' 24 ! 0n the other hand, there are those ““3” quic y n ‘
He has gone to t“ Telugu. & [m Jersey City .......... 27 82 8 who believe that. when pence m“. never "uh him- The time was
Inhzmraceloi TPolymelian was almost Dry Dock Company lit wunawkan.‘
ena. his great call. which wh '
’ . ele he played 1.38! 380"“ and'
recently been ill, carried 140 Sunday. ’ .7 '
un .
dB and ”"1 like a Resenpcn. Af-: Caldwell went to the clubhouse at
America will lay away the implementsi
ogwarfaro and return to the plow and
th loom and the‘oiiice. until a future.
occasion may compel her to swat Hunt
3 nism. l
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Games Today.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Binghamton. -
Hamilton at Buffalo (2).
Rochester at Toronto (2).
V—-~-——'——fi-r-
2:03 3-4. Lu Princeton won tho the
third heat by a neck in 2:06.
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woman samss mvaos
.. J m&?:d::oMt he not the Polo Grounds, and took my bit
, u an. Md My corn“ eighth belongings. He left word there that
, en. Jockey licAtoe cred seemed he would not be back again this soa-
then got him son. It is understopdthathe has been
o .
George. Sisler Released
g} . hip stride and chased the leaders.
By St. Louis Browns
provided with an essential lob in ad
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gamer unrttsm. 15
G. W. STUDWELL, '
BA‘ROE OWNER. DIES
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* wnsrlmororl. Aug- ill—it was
"” . learnedofllcially yesterday that- Socro _
Waa in Transportation Business at
t Mrs'Llhble Smith. Belle island.
m
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was me gwo ymalae‘
Loanuo Pennant
Secretary or War Baker yesterday
receiyod the communication from the
National. Commission Wing that
the work or' fight order be extended
until Sept. 15. so far as they meet}
the bahebail players who will panic-V
ipate in the world’s series. it. was -
learned oflcially at Washington that "*
annual. Oilicial notification is ex-
nom Crowds:- that thoreqnest he
granted. finial Iotiflcation is ox- Hen 0‘ Poultry worm
Pectod from General Crowder today. STORES. Augt 2i.—ln. the forty-
‘l‘hon la-Iow Iodonbtthat the Chi. locond week of the egg laying
cage Cubs will win the pennant in thaw-lest at Storrs the hens made what
National We. They have only to probably their final sprinttnr the
two more games to win in order to your. The total production for the
make tboir victory, over the Giants a week was 3,562 eggs or a yield of 50.9
mathematical WHY. The Giants per cell. This is 66 more than last”
have 010qu more hi play. in- week and 99 eggs ahead of the cor-
cluding the doubleheader on Labor ramming week last year. The Ore-
Day. C has foirtoen more gons easily won first place for the
“men to play. The Dubs now have weak withn yield of 61 eggs. Pen 60
a lead of ten and rum games on own by J. o. LeF'evre New Pam
the Giants. and oven if Xsw York )4. y" and Pen 78 owned by E. A" Bot:
should win all their commas slei'en lard, Chestnut Hill. Pa, ‘me ' lion
games. which is not at all ilbly. Chi- for second place with 51 eggs. Pew!
cage would have to will but two more us and so, "owned by bouillon Bros-
games to clinch the flag. Winston, (loan. and M. T. “adsor-
'nle race is much closer in the “mung, N. 1., respectively .woio
American League, and it will be Jule tied f" a m third um so ogas
”Nil SPURT iii
YEAR Aim
til" White Wyandotte
Likely to Become Honor
days before "I. R" Sax lead 0"" Yield. Pen 1. Barred “Rocks. ontored ,
Cleveland is a certainty. Boston now by Merritt )1. Chris. Brooki’lold Gen-
bao a lead of three games. They hat-c tor. M“ were mm“, 04w.
won two more games and have lost Four Burdd Bath. tour Wynn-
four less than the lndians. As Cleve- duties. noun We island M,
land is finishing up the season away three Oregons. ”d four W.
from home and the Red So: are pin)“ or a w o! tmiyflo, hens W“
ing out their schedule at homo-Allen ‘ pcrfnct individual score for tho...
is only a slight possibility of Clove
weal: b laying seven eggs noon.
loud beating out Barrow's club. tum yum! 2‘ birds “.6 a White
President Johnson of tho American Wyudoidoe hour a.“ by 0. G.
bouuo raid in. (Silicon loot night that Knight of W. R. 1.. which. ‘
tho dollar for the garden which were on Wednesdayntufl" 21. laid her
unused at a special mention of the 250th .u. w“ Home)" 1' 0',
N. W (Emmi-aim I!- “M in 29‘ days, this ban HIS ““250 ..
dlfl'M“ :v‘fi: anw’ummc‘ eggs or an 85 Mr cont. yield. if
a» turd" plan. will begin on Sept
.. _ October 30 she will easily pass the
:1 1;th ; rlt £21qu .11 ‘300 mark. Or if also lays lino out for
“0.240!“ Side :11 fl I. C l the next ten weeks she will make it.
which has n and: «but! at only Oh we ”me am 1‘“ 7"? M W
um. . of the contest had laid 211. -u this
3 “a“; 9 N0 UP year's leader can produce at the some
Pil WIN“ annual). things considered abs 5”“
u—é— ,
.Ono Dora Output lo 810: ‘Douptlpoy
Delighted.
PARI‘S. Aug. 24.-—Solvatiou Army
lassios established a record. for pie
the poultry world. .
The times beat pens in each of tho
principal Varieties are as follows: -
lav-rod Plymouth Rocks '
a’nd shackled. but when than women
can bone :16: doable docksi- plan with-
out "Helm pio not: among the. Pinecrcst m,
cooks don'ohio our-oar hat to tho Bal- Ea"- use
vation Army W. . Feudal-Ml” Farm. SWWW.
in hallo. this duller of plea‘lsol Cam 1
pounds of lard.1oo pounds of sugar . “It; MOM?" _
and lawn aouodo clot-ammunition gnu“, Poultry gum, «Ms-
aunlod. .3 nuns. Pa.
nullywood «hm. Hollywood.
5 ,wa'sh.
Rhoda lat-old Rods
Orchards.
393
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ADVERTIOED. LN". 1.408
List of unclaimed letters advertised. Wm
for the week ending August 24. 0mm IgiieulhII-l (3deth
Mrs. A. B. Campbell. Gen. Del.
Mrs. M. forschlor, Belle island.
Mary Harper. Sound View House
San ll‘lpness, Junk Man
Miss Ruth‘G. Latin-op, Gen. Del.
illr. Steve Prion. 151 State St. Ex. 1 W
'. HAMFORD muTRE ORDERED
llr. George Sandman, care Jessie cumin ‘
Daton. - '
Miss Elsie Sloan. careBrunswich.
trons). Mills, 0n ,
H. P. Cioyes. (Buff Wyandottea)
East Hartford, Conn.
Cook and Porter '(Bail Wynn-
dottea). Eaathampton. Haas.
1505
M79
“‘me Samuel R. Starkey W
hen had laid 220 eggs and at the en! .
Richard Allen. Pittsfiold, Kass. 1m ‘
| .. twoon New York and Port Choo-
tor for Fifty Years.
ditnottryto rush him tothd '
.V . ditlon to which he will itch f J-
_ t. .He albwed his mount to step dry dock concern. D 0i“ the
.m My. but. not at his best. This! ‘
I BOSTON, Aug. 2i.—Before the game
{with the 'Red 80: here Thursday ollf~
. - - . - ' tho lit. Louis Mo leagle‘playornl ‘ ‘ "
was.“ the W _ ; ' . ._ .
‘ naturism " ‘m‘ access MEN ARRANGE 3...... even ten aw notice or release. “mm“ °°”"' m “’ ”’
.. 1..“ Wm ‘32:; GMLLENGEwPfiflEsLMG. lifter Sppternber 2 the great Sisler
e dash through the hbm a” um i . ' ~ . 1 and thezreal oi the Browns‘vrlll be free
When straightened out M A8 e 'i The National Soccer Chanel!“ Cup! agents. ' .
.. one lash with the will: tee says committee or the United States Footi r“- I
bonded splendidly audio:- 9:“ “iii ”"“'—A‘.'9°i‘“°n.hu arranged dates‘ JEWQ lion PALIsTtNessavnca. i
: era) At a]. ilnal “5.3:“ 32“”? [91' mills of! the various rounds o . . ---r-
_. “a head in front “a t_h push. a” 81ml; Chhllenge Cups; They; . NEW XORK, Aug. 24.-Men who en.
ad to a length t th inc eased "‘i. I! 1011M": Preliminary round, on list in the Jewish Battalion of the Brit-
was s g e finish, Old- or before HOW? 17: second round.—
mdé'dt 00mm 89m ‘ on 0‘1. WON W 32; third. oaths in a statement isued today by
‘ bound, on or before tram” 9; founhi “33°F C. Brahman White of ths'Brlt-
Mind-011' or- borers-A March} .2; install“21 ”“1 Canadian Recruiting Mission.
t
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,Mtar. N. Y... died yesterday at tho
a homo oillls daughter-,3». William 3.;
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New York on Independence Day,seven.
were spent in Greenwichbnt for any
years he had nude his home in Port
known. “Captain stndwlill. For near-j
1y half century he was emod in;
the trpnaportation Mailman betwesn‘
:0 Whittle. ., .1 . .
- myuroigiguflmf’” add: all”. on or before March so; anal, onl ,
. impressive min as to. moo in. on “"9 Am!”- mu-WORKEM WmfitigEo
. warrant » .. ‘ q...”—
232Mfl'" “mm” m” him"- “MU"! ”mt-{doom ”0va A“! 24.4!» ministry. at
on during "I“ . . . into-submis- . mum, .m; “figfllm mnnitbnahu m“. Milli-m
m "y "W ‘ mile amt—won fiollflthm‘m‘tmou um um (“.m‘" mmuon “It,“ be“- “I
L: ' :8tatoa’ wq'okvgpy firm W" creased live Bhilliogs wookfy. after flap-
.: Ilia .woekmw;u, Wm!!!" m0!” 1.- Girlo. WW “bridlflon
' . ”most MW-W'Ontwnh
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ty—four yoirs ago. His boyhood days _
watt-man and ashlar,- wardon of Shgi'huoday afternoon.
loaned to neutrons Constantly. Norma. ml ma
iii—Mair
tary Baker will recommend to Provost ,
Marshal General meder delay in on i
Hot-cement of the work or fight regain:
they ailect baseball:
lion‘s so far as
playero who will participate in the
wanton. l . ~
George W swarm of Port. worldis series mismatch» 15' in w the week ending August 2i, 1318:
don that, those. games may be played-
‘ Mr.- lBaokon's decision. which was
EWehb in Stamford. lie was born in L“ t by him yesterday. w“ made:
I! soon Mi he received a wmmmim'; Mrs. Daisy Hilsmen.
I
lion. on the subject from the Nationall
Conclusion. This. it is understood.|
compiled only the request - that the
ishArh'ywere assured service in Pal-a Cheater, "m“ he won "nemny'xroulations be‘extended to September‘
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owned-or oldest 05W which Cl!" and-Mn. Dunbar-k. who are Iliad!“ stock from ‘
maintain tainted} «dumb !
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lion 1'0! many you: he had holidaymh, left with his employer’s can. secretary. ' ,'
thout Wit
go“; it la red at the young;
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she can continue at this rate until »
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rate she will have laid 301 eggs. All 'w
and . .
. chance of becoming all bourbon: in- .
HABTFRD, Lug. 2i.—Actinngulld~ _ .'
sued ordeal today requiring the clos‘ -. ' i
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3"“; m'tmfimt . " ,.. .
ANDREW LEABY" 1" M‘ lag of ’n’o Theatre until it is
'put. in a thoroughly fireproof condi-
tion, and the tearing down of; the
property. known as the Scattergot.
Building. “.740 Main street. and now
'owned'by Andrew C. Wagner. possi-
'dent of the New ‘England win;
.Company. Both buildings are non.
demoed no lilo-hm, ;and~lir. star»
The following letters remain on
claimed at- the Nomad: .pootoioe tor
M. I“. Dyer.
Miss corn Entrnp.
Private Albert W. Greene.
Mrs. Soria Howe, Strawbam Hill.
. Mrs. Mildred Jones.‘
. Mrs. filly Sorle. \
‘ H. J. Howard. 9.}.
means dcamulérocug
The Barnum. m company of
ed its capital
{dreamt of his order.
in Tall spin .a!
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