Edward ‘ Ariington’s Colt
Comes From Behind and
Wing Spa Feature Handi-
“P
SARATOGA. N. Y... Aug 27,—Quee-
tionnairo. the lime colt owned by Ed-
- ward Arrests: ran likes-champion in
in m Ecumenism u... teat-u
oi the m at the Spa, yesterdai
aileron“. he got away from the Bar~
tier in seventh position. ran around a
big held of 9am and then won
eased up by three beam. Joseph In.
Widener'e Peter bobbed second and
R. H. Potter’s Blairgowrle third. So
impressive we’d Wires race
that maai bins-en declared he would
give a good account's! htmeif in the
330,000 neural stalls. on laminar. .
Wank Herold, trainer for air. Ariiag‘ ‘
“my.“ the cell m top “an. Question- the titietioider or the class.
mire-S recent trials were '0 fast that’ Turner nearly won the title by
its was nails the favorite, but thew hnxckout. ‘3 he had" ”VIE“! .13
we". so many other “UM” in the m as Otl‘d trouble in the seventh and
the! the sood odds of 2 to 1 were ob
iainable on him.at post time.
Different Eyes went to the front earned blur the bonny-applause of the
upon after the satrt and set a merry 4'000 persons “10 saw the contest.
pace to the head of the stretch. At It is questionable if “Wins" ever
that point he quit and Peter took com-
mand. At the tidal eighth pole, Peter
looked line the winner. but try that
_ time Gmgie Waits, who gradually
had worked Questionnaire into a con-
tending position, saw» his mount a
crack of the whip. Mr. Arlington's
coit'sprang to the front and the race
was over. Georgie had a hard time to
keep‘ from winning by too big a mat
sin.
The track was dull from the recent
rains and Quostionnaire's time 01
1:05:44 was exceptionally good.
Questionaire was entered to be sold
for $2,000, and when he gallopcd home
a victor Joe Vendig dashed from his 1 d t i to t
Dilution on the lawn and when the colt 1 ng. cove ng and ry us go t.“
was altered for an! e bid .2500- Dir. 'from the pitilcss bombardment of his
Arlington hid an extra .5 and led his relentless foe. The bell had a wel-
colt M to the barn. come sound tor the Battier.
mp, Wand, the chestnut filly owa- Turner renewed the attack furiously,
ed syoieeru a. Occhran, ran as with '"h ‘ '"m'm M M” “a M“
the “Milli Handicap. With little in mz‘ant;‘ftahco‘ $3.3: 3.30::
xtetzidgley 111 the saddle she dari- :it lips the Battier reeled flout a.
treat soon harrt
rose and was :ci'er beget!“ At the: m. eager Turner hem-10M big with
end «the one mile and a furious ionr- blows “m" “an“ hatd‘unyw to
neyaheusalflibwheedofAKuMhhnn' ml" "'0‘
Nacotnher's Star Mantel“ " . ”i “I feet at the finish. grinning tit-11::
was... the" throe‘eearoid 'con um?" "mug ’“uuqmfl . ‘.
me m. it ‘ ‘ ’ - ' i ' '
be u 9! at maxi-Misti; _‘ ‘Leriaaky was enthused trust the
col-toy. its gays away big lumps or start. ”mu '- . distinct "mm. "
welshtboa yield class - “m‘uhm "w“ " m“
a I. m :‘m a": tid‘m“” .in his battles in this ylcinlty.
w. ... a... .. . ...~........ . .. “minty“; Lg" W“ “
Samuel Rosa's rank ant-lied second ‘ or v y'
and Joseph E. Widener'a Neutral“ “w“ .
W'third. my. mum the an M. it. or c. suchsraav's OUTFIT.
Jou- our the dull track is 1:11 1-5. Win at Exhibited at the continued!
onlr tantrum or a second behind the 01m Flir-
track record held . A Knights or Columbus secretary's
and Polynelian. iotntly by Jyatee outfit. such as the order suppliee'rnecc
- r
The first race, ‘ claiming elair at rstarics saslgned to overseas duty,
one mile was won by Mr. Arliuton's cut state Agricultural Fair, Charter
old Bay gelding Brother Jonathan. lie 0"“ "‘"M' 6°“ " "“"m ‘
'0. because several of the contend- huge chest as a container. and in this
will be found the following articles:
as not with had racing luck. White American ilags, phonograph and rec-
roundtag the diet turn several oi the ords. (our baseball bats. two indoor
horses collided and Erickson on Feu baseball bats, two doeen baseballs.
- che~halt donen indoor baseballs. two
d Artifice “d M flee on M‘“ mitts. seven fielding gloves. one mask.
Wont down. Erickson’s collarbonewaa are cheat protector. four tootballrl,
hrolton. Rice an“ m, n “‘5 fight inner tubes for footballs. two
Erichson‘s second mount since his re- lets begins gloves (eight in all). one
. box containing"‘rubber cement. wax
tillntotho saddle after a serious tall .
at the J 1.3. needles. rubber. two tennis nets, cne
carpenter hit. one bed roll. three areas
. ‘pcnclls. eight dozen trench checkers.
APPEAL VERDICT 1N " .fotr‘l;e dozen dominoes. two :zros'ri2 pm:-
i he] re. two gross penpo ms, nu -
COMPENsA-NON CAB! ‘lIil inklets. 200 prayerth (‘0?) for
An appeal train a decision or Gold» chaplain-l. to testamenta (80 I'Ul‘t‘hap-
itcnsation Commissioner Buckingham lalns). 200 confessions (100 fur chair
in which 39 a week 1. involved was lains). three doren rosaries (six dnren
tiled in the superior court yesterday. chaplain). one medicine kit. one miss
{RobertWilllaman employs of the in- itit. sill cans cubes. one typewriter.
mistrial Service and Equipment com- one pair hlanllets. 0'19 00mm“- kn“
pan of Stanford was mmd “om a one pillow. one sweater, one knitted
_ year ago and was laid up several helmet.
months. After hearing the. evidence
Commissioner Buckingham. ordered
I that he be paid $9 a week while his in. , ‘ -8115. FOR .ALA'RY
capacity lasted and that he was to he 'CINEINNATI. Ada. 27.—~Hal Chase.
paid a lump sun at 89 a week dating suspended nrst baseman of the Cincin-
back to the time or the injury. luau National League team into yester
The employer was insured by the day sued‘ the Cincinnati Exhibition
‘ ‘lmerioan Mutual utility insurance Companyfiswnors of the Cincinnati
company and takes the appeal. and baseball club, for 31300. which he
asks a reversal of the older, claiming «sum is salary due him and unpaid.
that the injury was not sustained in di- ne appends a copy or the contract
rect performance of his work. ' which he says was enterdd into by him
f“; is Wasn’w
Jersey Chitin: ,
l
t
weight champion, and Clay Turner.
the lulu!
heavyweights, no matter what their
ability. and who won his title by de~
testing Jack Dillon when the latter
' was at his best. was a punchtai has
for Turner, who with a traight left to
bone. “s.
The end seemed to be in sight in the
seventh, when Toluendippoll the Bat;
tier on the chin with a right hook and
had him groggy. The ingan sprang
at his helpless opponent and piled him
with hard right and anglers». ind
the champion staggered angers? the
e
_._~.—a-n—-—
, OHASE, SUSPENDED,
a
—- = a...“ , and the cornpdny January '81. 1017. and
\. PM!“ ~13 OMIOFIIii. whicnsilpulates a salary of new.
. . arms. _ We . 050 ehctho‘wooks during
Vii-"mil to On Alissa With “ ‘
. . . . the playing season. The contract. he
sets forth,’ for for a period or two
sos'roN. August—41am n. my... rear-
“Intended! er the series amass?
\
We club ‘said lie ”we. new, ' i d-
, inflict m
with the exslaaatioa at the warrant; . r in stun euro
notion WM use by flash ........
. dent sea Bid“ swan: Conan. Pa. Ads. 27.:-
Hdafldumgewmmn‘u it {mandrel-these » "fi bimbo-hind Acorn Laden omu'goadisuacaamittiseneot whom “an". mtlott "phone ”If.
i... withidheraefloa a. “flu“- h‘: all: Wm firm its: '0“ fertile mwul’omtberlq‘ho member of“, gum...“ seeder tendon} uryhaw waldo tor age loses in: >_ meander Ml All
amen bitmi in. France ”ind‘fm Wat M “it conscripted man unit marm- ._ ‘ . 3"?" ““5"! '6‘" ‘1" $9333, "W "“9"“ ‘m 3‘“ mm? an; ""“°h"' . ‘
modalities-smiling“ ~ sun-assess" a. j. " .-.,__ ,' \ ' if“ < MMMmpnamdw. amoe- ,
a“. . “l. . .ieuc Mr-WWH. .. ‘ “ W- . lemoc ., r ' . u "m Ii” 'I' .. . i ”F IM‘WP‘.““
‘1‘“: “We momma...
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liliilfliilflil
11w.”-
Had the referee of the bout between
Battling Levhehy. the iigat heavy-t
r. at) the Armory A.
A. in Jersey Qty Int 1118". been on
powered to give adocisioe at the and
of the eighth round the dehcendnnt ot
stour entertain yesterday would be
eighth rouni‘ls, the champion lasting to
line limit by an exhibition ct grit tul-
before had reserved so terrllc a beat-l
mg. The man who. has halted oil tise'
the face. and. a heavy right hook for
the body and tow cut the Battier to rib:
587;: v . _~ g
9.. 1’
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Fulfill-Am $802310" rode Midisrahiou ore-so
. = ’ , ,rcdno an: a
a
UR-
- r? .. .u; townie j‘
L. . m :3? outs w “15le
“t 1‘“ V : a » - in. «I n 'e
”0:5 .- ancestor”:
teaser mama-d rs. rile
t. e; , “We! term. has
. designed, tone . f a _
f ' it. millimetres. ' , t‘d’pthcrpar:
does to make chat to die )31' ’
how his goods will he sputum! “m
Licensees act in hit one A.
Other of two ca “2|" Theyr :2:
agents who sell or the shipper onj
commission money are actual pup.
chasers for their owi' count. some
or them are ms truth lines of
business and the all is often at .
loss to know whether- the rooeiuer has
bought the goods for his own trade or
sold them to someone else. ill ruch a
case there is the possibility that the
price realized would not.be so high
as when sold on a competive mill-lint,
iThe Food Administration now roan”.
tea a receiver to give detailed informa-
ltlon to the shipper regarding tile tits-
poaai of his consignment. so "is! He
may judge whether or not he has re
csived the. best treatment possible.
When he buys the goods outright he.
must not use any expression in report-
ing to the consignor that woull tend
to give the impression that the sale
mid been a commission tisasaction.
Thc expression "not return main." is
nut to be used at all in dearrihinv: III)!“
chases. it can be used only in refer-l
once to any agency truncation.
By this action the Pood Adminstraw
t‘cr. is discouraging a rel-v prevalent]
unlalr practice.
m
. earn: na‘ouorao TO MAJOR
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Btaiaiord Icy Making Good Progress
. tn the Military Service
Fr M. iii. Silene. son of Rev. John
D. Skene. lrctor of St. Andrew's.
l d. and a former resident» of
'- ' ~ run. and brother of Attorney
“Johnny Overtoh. famous "distance George It. shone. ofaitamford. has
runner of Yale, who made a record of been promoted to the ranli of msior
one mile in 1.16 in 1917. is reported to in tiltI Coast Artillery Corps. lie is
have been killed while leading his now stationed at Fort Monroe.
company as a lieutenant of marlnes,’ The young man entered the army in
July 19. in the light on the Home. iJaauary. 101.1. about a year after he
ihad be’in graduated from Yale Unl-
fslty. He was one of 110 ciriltans who
.took the Army exalninstions .and one
of about so who pass“ them. He was
a menthol- of the Seventh Company. C.
A. 0.. in Stamford stilts time. .'
- He entered the amt with the-rash
rot. ”win any. in.
Gift. 3:. M16 whaptatner. Ta?-
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Yesterday’s Equit- ~ .
sarionmaaoua.
New York. H: St. Iris. Q4. .
, No other.galnes p1 .
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n '
so
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P.
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,wmrrmsngh
lentil-ctr and not by Mr. Johnson.
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our
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mittee to the Trades Union Personal
‘ Liberty mgue cg Harttord. The chal~
"' ledge made public mday by E. Ia. (l-
Hohenthai, chairman of the PW
_ . lion Committee is addres‘fisfi’to Juno! .-
T““““ '1‘. Mance, president of the league.
ismtion. won the five-mile run the . -
- . lhschallengel'to agelesol
Three GINO! 0f WOM'S Ser-leature event 0‘ ”‘9 Metropolitan A” c ions to cot-erbthereniire state‘:
tea in One City Aneed Onimmmn A' A' U' senior "3"" ”d t ieptember 19, the expenses ~to he ,' ,
In order to Conserveifield championships Sunday after . led equally. but each side to an- ' "
Transportation inoon at Bennett Field. Elizabethport. ; .re ,n “a...“ (if its own speakers
-—- .Nt'l- . ‘ 0 may be drawn from the state or
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 27.—Au~[ Willie Gordon, captain of the Pel- inside. -
gust Hartman, chairman of the Na- ham Bay Naval Training Station track‘ --
tional Baseball Co is . team was an easy winner in the one-l
statement here yszg-dsironreltfifid t: mile run. which he covered in 4 min- . LOCOMOTWE INOWEI. WRITE.
the complaint made by Harry Frame. ut'es 27 3-5 seconds. Pete White. the; 0v" w
president of the Boston Americans. of Paulie A 0' “m" captured the 100“trouble.
the arrangement} for the coming loo-yard “3h from C- 3' Cili's' “1F
world’s series. Chairman Herrman itoy Morse h 1° 2‘5 was‘ In the systeukresultinz in backache.
said that contrary to "1‘. ”1866's? Gm Darnell 0f Peiham Bay, and sore muscles, I“! joints. rhemue
idea, it coin had been tossed to tie 9“ McDonald. unattached, “are the pains, constantly tired feeling and oth-
cide which leame should have the “‘7 doohie m" or the day. Dewar distressing symptoms. George lo -
honor of the first game. and likewise neli’best ' “91d of “ dozen ”an?" Lain, Turtle Lake. N. D. writes: '1
that an agreement had been reached ‘3' the «hyard ""5 m ’ M mm‘famalocamotlve engineer. [had shad
between the National and American “9 “'0 '°“ the m‘"" “"1 from pain in my back and my bladder a6. ,
leagues to the effect that whatever 991° ““9 “1‘ C- B" Clark. ‘5' 1‘“, tion was very‘irresular- I took 1'0“" H ‘
league won the toss, the first three i" ' teammate. “‘9' ‘3 ”mu" {Kidney Pills and was relieved in s,_' _ ’
games would be played in the «10on McDonald "3‘3“.“ '1" Olympic “‘ coupi. oi days—Stillson Powell Coil :
that league. while the other Thu?“ "° in ‘h‘ “PW“ "‘3'“ He “'9'; j
games, if it is necessary to play that. "‘9 hill!!!" 34 f0“ and 6 inches} Mc-i A‘
many. will be- played in the city of DOM” ‘7“ "‘0 16-100mm “WWW“ t - ' j.
the opposite league. defeating H. Correll, the former chunk . .
I . :1:
Harris & Gulls - _
Mr. Hermann's statement'follows: 1'10“. by i feet Ind I l~2 inches. le-'
I ”
NAVAL ararlon cops
retrain an new! Easy Winners
SAYS DIR-.HEltililAHNi ‘ W“
Charlie Pores, sporting the colors
.of the Pelham Bay Naval
and“ worry cause kids”
on the kidneys are not
working properly, poisons accumulate
“Had Mr. Fl-aree waited until he Donald’s distance was (6 feet 1 12
had received his omeisl bulletin with inches. while that of Cor-roll was at
respect to the matter. possibly‘notb— {99! 15111011".
the Would have been said by him.: Egon Erickson, the national high
The schedule as arranged was inane Jump champion. was another athlete
by the National Commission as an who retained his title.‘ He jumped 6
feet fist. while Innis Watson, Alpha
Physical Culture Club, jumped 5 feet
11 inches. '
Pclham Bay Naval Training Station
carried oi! the teani honors. generics 4 ,
a total of 36 points. its nearest ri'val
was the Pastime A. C.. which gather.
ed 21 points. Salem-Crescent A. C.
was third with 14 points, while 'tho
Paullat A. C. was fourth fltb 9
points.
i
"The first thought we had in mind
was to conserve transportation. and
for that reason it was agreed that‘
whatever league won the toss that
the first three games would be played
in the city of such league and the nth“
or four games. if it was necessary to
play that many, in the city of the op-
posite leans. .
“Mr. Brut:e ,actlng for the commie.
slon. tossed the coin. fit. Heydier
called ‘heads' and won. Therefore, FIVE-SEEK DIVORCE;
the first three on were assigned; citation lNFtoaLi-rv
to the city in the Nation‘ League --—
wlgre [he penmt ‘tutu. i‘lub ‘3 One of MCR‘CIu '. NW “NIH.
located and the other tour. if it ir‘. flavor-Year Two For RIP.
necessary to play fill. of them. in the. Pin new actions for divorce. three
American w... my ' .of them on grounds of infidelity and
.....L. _ 'naming corespondents. were filed tail
Three Games in One City Agreed on the Superior court today and are re
to Consents Transportation .turnable to the Septembe‘r term.
CHICAGO, Monday-There will be: Charles M. Bettien cf Hicks street.
as change in the schedule for the Bridgeport. an engineer at the Acme
world's series unless Harry Prince. Shear company. is sueing Mary Beth—
president or the Boston Club, who so. naming one Edward Black .. of
protested against it alleged unfair. Bridgeport us compondent. Bom‘
' COAL. I
' mars All
.e at} L,
I
t
as water sink
will be on exhibition at tit Connecti-|
for chaplains). 50 catechiams (190 for '
l
it'll. Tacit-:.L..:m";’7 :75: mm” m u” m°"""‘:,”ii"n
rituliurih ....... as 55 I534)“ “d“ ’
Cincinnati ........... til 57 .m ‘ ‘1'-
Brooklyn ............ 5i s; .m i r. c. until BBUitlAl'
Philadelphia ........ 50 65 .435 ram. nice
Boston .............50 ill .m '
st. Louis ............ 50 73 .407 PM" 'h" m" mm" mm”
........... for carrying over a pig or two should
Canes W.
Phladoiphta at ritiabaraa (2).
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”AIRMAN LIAN.»
St. Innis. 2: New York. 0.
Cleveland. 54): Philadelphia. 2-1.
Detroit, 0; Boston. 3.
Washington. 12:\Chicalo. 2.
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.8tandlou of the Chiba
be flotilla M him not While - seas. obtains the consent of the WIV ’were married before. according to‘the
great many more pigs have been raia- ‘Department to arrange special trains. err-piano. hetbea elation}! 0“ 3"
ed in the county this year than ever it a. Johnson, pmident'ot the liner-"wire had three daughters and an: an-
before- m0“ 0' "MI will he kined'iean Mattie. said tonight. itr. Jdin- a‘erttag that be has a son. now to
within them lbw to. the. The year son, himself a member of the Natioli- France. by previous marriages.
1919 will bring outa greater need thaa' at Commission, which arransel the odours :. napkins soon Ian 1’-
ever for this commodity. and every plz‘ sdrcduie. said it was drafted with lite napkins, maria. unis cortisone as
can-led term the winter simply‘dtstllict cbiect ct center-Inna wit: oorespondeatéu-They were married
strengthens am season's supply. the ammonia transportation pro October to, i
All person who have a warm ”.mgov - ‘i M 3- M4. “9' Mic. I. 3“"
ill Ville?! '0 house I M8 or two tor the‘ "However. i whet! Mr. phase that tdan and names Robert Kennernon as
Ville!" should be planning now for the the commission mitht consider re ”respondent. m were married
: Won. Lost: EC.
‘Beston ............. . 0 48 .358
'thveiand ........... cs 83 in
{Washington . ....... .68 M .567
.New York ..........5d SR .01
jChlcago ............. 51 es .475
St. Louis ........ ....55 or. .mt
Detroit
Philadelphia
...51
...49
l‘os ‘
names Today.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
\Chlcago at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 3; Baltimore. 2.
Toronto, 10-1; Binghaniton. +5.
Hamilton. t-D: Jersey City, 3-4.
~4—
otaneiag or the Clubs.
Woa. Lest. RC.
Toronto ............. 83 31 .38!
Binghamton .. . . 39 , .670
lBlItlmorB a.--. a .6 ~.10 -
:Rtichester . . . . .. 5! .518
inlewarlr ........ . . . . .57 so .is'll
Bucalo .............. 50 (it .439
Hamilton ........... 36 70 ..
Jersey City ..........33’ 95 .328
.TO §ONSCRIPT LABOR
l. ONLY FOR UNCLE 8AM
'rPo'at Declares Wilson's Attitude to
l Com’inerca Body.
CHICAGO. Aha. 27.~The adminie
gn'IUMIB attitude toward conscription
let labor was outlined before the As-
.socintion of Commerce yesterday I”!
liaouie Fl‘Poet, asistant secretary of
fiber. ' .
"The time may come,’ he said,
when we will have to conscript work-
ers in mines, toasts and Retort“. but
in the name” of democracy these inch
shalt not be mr‘iptl m to bare
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in
flntmmmoasiiseawasreuiey ‘
t sill! wart. Iii! item. 0.1 I“
i Axiom, Aug. ill—Michael ”no
purchase of good strong stock. terrorists: it if he 80‘ per-tum 0' Mr 18. MI.
The Farm Bureau will have about the War Department to run trains asl all. w. Kouhatlpt of Newton so.
300 good strong pier tor those neoprene suggested! ~Ipred a. itoasaurt. now in the state
who have diificulty in obtaininga soul-t “it was our idea to conserve
cient supply in their own communities.'D°fll"011 in every way nan-inh- _We to rmn your sentence for a action!
The Bureau in no wai’ wishes to com-“decided to abolish the spade! "I!“ crime at Da‘hl‘y. “07 were mar-
pele with local producers. only do“... tor the clues this year. and also on rled October at. mt. lrs. Kon-
lnil to serve the public when a“, pl. posed special trains tor_ the usual haunt asks a chanse to her maiden
supply does not meet the demand. WNW“ 0' ml"!- W0 "0 0"“
Communications from people need- couraginlr Chicagoans "m mmhonepial' ““4- ‘
lng assistance should be sent to the “NW ‘0 “mm" AM” T- '3‘“; °’. 5"“ °"
mm Bum“ om, “are” putomco' The education or the National 00m gees inabeiie a. hung. at 32:.“
Building. Danbury.00nn. Bulletins on ““3“” M ”W “P” “3" p" “3" "“3”! mi“ ":3 x ’0':
“Care arid Manuenlentot Swine" may “m °' their 'h‘" °‘ the 39"“ "it 1. 1914. The! were niat'liu a i
be obtained .50., muest. ‘cslpts to war chnflths not wit 8. 1897. and have two cb dawn. e
prompt action with members of the which Young up. a“ custody.
fcnicairo club. champion of the Na‘
~ —-~-- .tionrl inertia. Vito uni-cud? '0“
’George Boles has purchased iron: ed to comply with the 011an
the Catherine E. Tyson estate. oi; Mr. Johnson said he would donate
which John HrTyson is the sole heir. .the use allotted tor hioi by the com-l
a handsome residence at Riverside. mission for his personal nannies t0 '
The purchase price was 075.000. The‘tbe charity fund.
house is a wooden structure, with -—--r--‘-—‘ -
granite foundation and slate root. Be-. 3"“ BR'AR To RUN FOR 0UP.
sides the residence. which is situatodf. Old timers at 3mm. ‘1‘. all net
iiist oi! the 3h?" on Long 1411““‘.-up over the Saratosa all). which ll
8”“ “w" is ‘ hr" ”mmw‘to be decided next Saturday. Thin
a..." I the Weed building.
fizhgxlf'othwghiuhla‘rm M: 1:31.: ‘ famous allele is ‘0 be run dyer ‘ real; Certain it is that unless bei- nieces-
YOlitO-‘One mile and WW" n‘al attractivqthere ma}
“‘3‘" “'9 m “ ‘“ “"“mnh and it is in that event that the throe- :‘.'Zl3sn%mr 93‘ ,n the numb...-
' real-om ell-MW!” “1’ m "'1' .of callers that the rental .litome)’
may be decided deitnitflv. Shae been 'm ill the put,
Gun Brier and Johren are emit» mug Miss w admitted the (get
and so are Cudgel and learner. If that fl her mm.“ a gums, gm coy-
agwizi) We died at the New Herea'quertet goes to the‘ post it will he it placed to “an the repel! that
.boiliiuhihe result at a fmtured'flflthmhile a trip it! “I. 3M in“ ‘9' you. Dancnpidwamixed up ‘in the
spinal and which was caused by div. see to! one bottle. Th canton is ,W, o.- that a certain young
or into 'llhailow water at I113” “ o! M eta races which dates “a “15 m g. * happy.
Helium. Butmiay. He was a lean to the title when. horses were;
scLa ‘suvs "sou PL ca. '
' A Miss sun-ii aaslons
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Loo Davis, Will a. Missed
» ana‘r septa-near let
The news “that Miss Florence Smith
Attorney Leo Davis' popular stenogra-
ipber. has resigned her position. effec-
tive September lst, was received with
genuine regret by those who hare co
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