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into a light Vi till Reamer. . W... »
\5,-'il’l champion heavyweight
.l.. . ximtl Expeditionary Force.
in tli‘rlmrce at Camp Dix 0“.
rhilfl'rllll}. and yesterday he was in
iillll> attack on the world'Sl
. .. ‘t u. lultl llllt'. Men who saw Mar-‘Report Giants Rival cubs
. ”writ: overeeas tell us flint he is a' “Biddiflg‘mr £011!st
- .l-ti. NXEPDPl', with only little ~sci-'
.4... lull? £1 lltll'd puncltcr and a pug—y .
<..“-l"l\ lvilillt r of tho Dempsey type. ”359”"- they have it that the Giants
.ii-t. mm to set his man early, and and the Cubs are doing some liveb’
cn;-‘.'< in his fights in France bidding to? the services at Rogers
-litumiod. llc knocked out Cnp- mméblf.‘fhe’8l. Louis third fiaséman.
i‘nelllll. the Australian heavy- The Cubs “We 'been-diokering for the
r-l :. one punch. Mglrboys War for some time, and the
Martin's success in 'Glu‘nts. ’We‘lie‘a'r. ”entered as vigorous
arr that he is the ‘next l'iVfi’ls'M'fly a few days ago. when-John
champion, but experience“ MCGI'RW realized that he needed an-
. i. ii us that Martin has a lot‘to OM‘Wth‘CMSS “9168'!“ Wflh speed and
r llll
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,mt-p sttl‘c
t' (5
l.ll'l(lt" men
lcl alone Jack Dempsey. came even more poignant the other
4.4+. Martin is set 01141411“: career d‘Y when 11¢"? 007k? ”rang 'tfi'at
\lmlllll strangle the desire to get old Charley horse in his leg and had
llwllllusvy illlnlcdiately, and take. on to quit the game in favor of Al Baird.
l;(lllls to not experience. Baird is ‘a fast .V'Oungster, but there is
are not developed in six some question if he is ready to jump
a year. or even two years. into the. branch at this stage 01 11 red
mics u lot of knocking around to hot season. with the Giants fighting
luti into a contender for the title. tooth and natl to regain the lead from
‘ ~:tin may have knocked them right "l0 Reds. And EVPll if Baird were
-~.‘. hall in thc army. but from >whnt 'kept at socond base there “still iwould
our army boxing stars. with be room for Hornsby. for the Giant
rxr-eption of professionals like veterans have not been moving about
.‘l‘llnwd, Riltncr and McGoort‘y. were‘the'iu‘iicld with its much celerity as
mt mual to the experienced'rmzstem. 'pc'nnnnt contenders should.
'l ln-y fought hard and titty gained Hornsby would just about make the
weal reputations and some measurt: Giants. St. Louis fans would emit a
..r skill in fights with men of their howl loud cnouglr to be heard till the
.lwn ring calibre. But as for going way to New York if Hornsby were
rilrhtout .ami tackliuc experienced sold. but most or the howiers would
Mars. that is a dillerent matter. be the birds who do all their rooting
As in boxing so it is in Mfieball- “'0 aloltnd the. ticker. Branch Rickey is
heard
greats had been llcveloped in France. Louis clull going. The treasury has
and that \rllcn the bovs came home :1 nothing to spare. and some more of
hi of'leaguers would 'he out or jobs. Mrs. Britton’s notes are due.
,; iiii Pilsy
llllllllnlls
.. .ztilu~ or
. llw’lt'
milling really to go into training w
In the inner circles of organized,
‘1‘
l Now we see why the Yanks Ilaldcjtbcague.
{such‘un awful lot‘otmoimrovcr Cg?!
lMays. He won his first game as a}
Yankee pitcher yesterday by the scone
Of 8-2.
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can travel up'toward the tap try
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In baseball accounts wbm:mc-bo-
fore us today. the entire team of the
Yanks played with a great deal of gin-
. ger in back of. More and that the .
l The Giants an“ inmate that they. 0‘1)st were very inuCh satisfied With .
m] the entire game. ' ;
Maybe “19-" may find mama” '“l The only thing which handicaps ath-,
work.
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Columns Rupper and Houston were
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smiles at mile' long yesterday after}
Mays won'the first game 'he pitched
for the Yanks. Don‘t blame than
boys, they are trying to pmduce a.
winner for New York in the American
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and tilt to go before-he is'ready ”:izmt‘ff:’iiéhzfi?e“;r;:’r:;::t;:5::; rhe’top urine-second division it‘the'yi lctics in Nomi/k is that there isn‘t ’.
like Lewinsky and p ‘ ' Mt hurry and put more M in u'ehl’cuough of that sporting blood within'
its boundaries to make such propon-
tions pay. .
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Butetbnll will Icon make its an
penance. Wonder if Nor-walk will
have another team in the field this
season. Let’s’ hope so.
Archduke Joseph, Persiflen‘t THFRTY-NFNE moi-137 Amt.
; of Hungary, Surrounded
by Old Monarchist Influ-
, 'cnces
; continued tro- I'lnt M
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{general realization that the cause of fluid for the higher 00“" without
iAmericanism was saved on March 4, bonds.
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\Vcsl Prttssia'hy the Poles. In;
addition. some of the volu‘ct’f
lltllts “‘lllt‘ll were sent lo the east-
cm front from interior German)"
during the spring of 1919 have re-i
were recruited;
. l’ARlS.-Aug. H.—~Tll(‘ presence
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WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Special COr- 5.3mm Wino was taken to East
respondence) .-—=Wlth each *succccdlng -.
day's debate over the League of Na-.
dons covenant, there comes a more
1919. by the 39 senators who. at that
time. joined in signing a “round rob-.
in" declaration of their opposition to‘
surrender of American sovereignty.
The patriotism. the courage, and the
intellectual independence demonstrat-
ed by those men. together with the
. . W 5 all ’ . “i " m it -
p 1.‘ - ':= .' 1. 3p (;_ ‘l. Dinah-mum ct Jersey City.
.3 W from New Yon: ‘to u‘.“.‘.WWru.. ......... ”"2; .591: ~m~m flew“. .
M 3“ am“ at m m mm $3.1? """" 12 ii i9 cm W him
inflows form-nee. mm. to smwon'txxxxxts 3.; 2‘ ‘ -. *
'mmmmmmucn. w, ' ....... so 13. inflow”
Lctcr messages said that the Amerr atelhnry . . .37 43 g l
icon steamer. Great Northern. wc§ mgé'en ----- g: :2 .th‘ ‘ GNASB. R. a.”
tits-tum; DY‘th'e Mount‘nairer. The ' 'm ',,.‘.."." _ .Cohb .........so 317 It 1- *
modded that the Mount Bah-l a: L. p_(;_ got» .........i;: 3% a a as.
ex"; engine‘had My; um, ‘Ctnclnnuti ........... 83 30 .67" “ch ' ' ' - ' _ n
.. ‘Nchot-k...........68 30 seal) Wm 1,52 :33: a
" ‘OO‘T' Chm . ............ £9 512 £18 """' ’ ‘
"4 me "on" DEAD Brooklyn ............ 45 «i .4955 VNéM-Akgfiri n
_ Pittsburgh ........... 4" .49 A?" - . - ..
”HARTFORD, ‘80- W0 C0!“ Philadelphia ........ 3: 2 3.3:; Cmvuth l. ..... 64 1’91 31 - *-
odmo. thirty-three yen-s old, was Mon _______________ :34 5. .38., ”H.138 31 £7 4. It
arrested first local factory. today, by St. Louis ..~ ........... 33 56 .371 “9““? ----- :3 3 .23 1: fi
Sergeant Rohan. of the Hartford po-i Mic-n “.I'l Im- " """ 7 3‘ fl
, W 'L pic..!.Whuut ..... 02 swam“
lice, accused of murder. It is alleged M0 . . 59' 3"; '621‘. _ _
that'lic s‘bo‘t Benjamin swam. of Detroit .............. 54 41 .568 cLINCHlNG THE THRIFT um.
thirdly, in East fiartford. Thursday “N ’fionk . ...... ”.51 41 .554 : A doctor. talking with u n W
light, yum five bullets into Snrda- $93111? ------------ 2: 3-233 he. pulled out some papers tto- In.
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F0? ”“3“ 1""? “f“e' (“9" m ‘3" Ha” Boston ............... - 43 49 . .461: pocket and 8‘01"! ““1 (39'1“. emu?»
‘0’“ “WW“ ““5 ‘0'“003- same” Washington ..........39 58 .402 ed Liberty bond. says Jam. 1!. 0d-
told the police betel-c his death that Philadelphia . ........ 2t; "65 .286 “as, in the current Nation-5 m
be was attacked by two monnnd that '"Rmnifll' Laenu; P C “Why do,” you put that in . *
they ’0be mm °‘ ’1” “d “‘3 Baltimore ............ 74' 3i rofplme?" asked the cashier. "Why, ml
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_ _ ' Toronto ............. 68 38 .642 haven‘t even clipped the coupon. I‘ . ‘
Hartford. this ntttrnoon. for prelimin- Bhflalo .. ............ 57 46 .5531 on? bike it a moment." 1
dry'lienrillg. n is expectcd‘he will he giggflkwi - 1'. 1.. .- . .2 g; 21 32132 . Snippmg of. the coupons, he mm
,Rochestcr ........... A3 61 .413 .the Met" “3"" “0““5-
Jersey City .......... 37 67 .3563 “Well. say'. That's like flfilng t.
' ' "“"’ 1193‘“! --------- -- - '33 67 323 'moncy." the latter exclaimed—fie a
tllat a lot 0f future "933““ having a hard ”m" keeping the summed to thc sccllolis whcrc illeyl‘l‘lct that they were bound by a mu-
tual agreement. has prevented the
l grudunl breaking up of the forces rep:
3
The of Premier (‘lcmcltccilu at the first-
But this dream has failed to matcrial- home support could hardly be Worse. General Asm‘mblx' “f the League of.
+7.0, and it is not going to.
writing to John Hevdler from 'l-‘rance. even on the days when they are ad-
says that the army ball games (19- nlittcd for nothing. As a result. the
veloped a lot of good players. it“! that St. Louis players have little incentive
none of lllPsv looked llkt' league pros- to "imam “to hnvp n sneaking idea
peels. they played such great hall in the first
two games with the Giants in the
have of impressing chGmw with the
- desirability of acquiring some of them
Must Weigh in Twice at 158 ”Pounds in'hig'pemntr drive. éfiew7giwnk's .39.
i" Bout With Frmm‘ qnisitiOn of Hornsbv would rouse the
Mike O'Dowd. the world's middle» ' . . ,
‘sr-iglll champion, who is to box Jack ”m“ "0' ““1" “f S'- 1'0““ but 0‘ 31"
'Hl'illnn. the world's. weltcr champion other cities in "19 tomawith 9!!!th-
xlu- First Regiment “Armory. NOW- sis on Cincinnati. There the fans
ml... Ull ‘XUR‘USI 32. has a difficult WOUld have. a CO‘llPCth9 ”Vin storm
.r‘lzlli lzlsk to surmount. rN'ot only that ouldwi‘lllitlrc W asylpms and
~l‘ll-’ ho weigh 158 pounds" slit. . _
..., i‘l :: o'clock on then ‘ Waemm" “m cm-
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HARD TASK FOR O'DOWD.
‘61' 'flln 0
.. .im sex for the bout. mor _.r to nail morn '9Homs do ‘mt, 899'“ ‘0
willllllfill this O'Dowd-wi‘ll 'e to “agreeing
.. .lt- lwlow 158 in the after" it and hang-1,}. “35' “gm b; the cubs
nut anything calculated to'prodllce
uh: till he enters the-mag.
'wi. (l'llowd and Britain are pre-. .
n; llli'lllst‘lVPS at ‘rrupp's Gymna- afraid to'sell.
llill‘ at different hours. Pro- nothing like that 4mm is offered for
last year. and they o‘l‘l'cred something
.like "$75,000 for him. but :Rickcy was
“utility and Manager Morgan him now. Rickey already has sold
\lllllllls yesterday agreed on :1 . \l G W
.ll pl'iccs. with 31 as the mini- ML“ and Snyder to ; C ra .
and S? as the maximum. Good things come. in threes.
gmAN-s usesxm jean cit-us .wr pom»: suNoAv.
WlNSTED MEN‘ausv
F‘ROM GET‘H‘NG STUNG fans will be treated to a real game of
baseball, this Sunday at Amusement
7 Leave Haddad's Fruit Stand Park, when Norwalk‘s crack Bear
ind Police Won't Move Thom. Cats will take. on the Athletics. 17-18
‘ i‘ir‘ Hill AUG. 524039111; Haddad year- old champions of Stamford. The
i 'v ..... or u mm store in tho Athletics have played 12 games this
lllll'n, and when several season and haVo not yet been defeat-
. z... r- endeavored to get in- oil. Tllc Cats are confident of break-
week they wero ing their winning streak and have re-
n ceired the services; of Nathan. Warm.
The former two are
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l1 'k
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F"‘l this
.\ -"~‘~’lri'lll of bees haul lake
«l' llmiliatl‘s stand, located and Blackmail.
; ii... 5mm, and which was over-seas men and the
1,. “W15 ot‘ fruit. Mr. Hadv beru playing with the Lockwood A. A.
'.‘lln"'l,' trying to get rid of Captain lelph Garfield, who has been
-,,_.../.m" be“ aWC‘llC-(l to the playing tllll'd in great style thlc, oeason
‘ ‘ will be in left field and \‘Varm-Wlll look
1.1.1,, :me Slot-‘um‘ 8a}: after the dizzy corner. M. Tarlov.
. .l 0 Hate ma tel all who is playing at a greflt'cl‘p_ will be
liliillllt‘ll wull cloves. He
. . . in center field. and Blackman will play
:1'..("’"m”t find a ”a.” the keystone sack. may will play
m): h" “mm gm "‘1 first and Jake Nathan in the “bean
' ‘ ’ with l.. Tarlov, in the short field. Jun-
film-133‘!"- _ ‘ _ . mile McGinnis. the Bear Cats “speed
" ‘ ' “1 scratching his marvel" will drive them across the
“l ”mos' Beeman gave :pan while morett will isnach them as
W: ‘mh' “0 go" too near the Athletic batsman cracks the air.
1 (m Smng' so he quit. m The game will start at 3 o‘clock, sharp
mm the bees belonzed and_a large crowd is clipected. as
the bt‘f‘dllan.
”m h“ issued an ultimn- there is a bitter feeling between these
3' line‘s was keepings.
A teams.
.ixli‘; a chance for any bus- . _.. » ——-——
ilmlilml‘s store with the JACK ’DONALDSON HERE.
l‘.ll :lll lli"l‘ lliilg boos. lOlS '
‘ will: it"Ollnd, so after seek-
- 7 .».l‘ wvnrvone who passed. coach’s” Hal-vow.
t? ~ , x lillll. who kept behind Jack Dormldoon, the Austral-ion pro-
17-." Enll decided upon a fessidnal sprinter, arrived here yester-
‘I’v mlsvgoing to ask aColonel day from Liverpool on board the Adri-
' me for some advice, but. acit. Donaldson has been a protesslon-
wont-l had an important rat athlete. for the last-fourteen years
will; Lawyer Jones Smith. fund is 33 years of age. It is said that
reached. he comes here to ”some coaching
box. filled it with duties at Harvard, «nae.- Coach Dona;
umr. and the bees just van. . .. i
tun, into it. Then Beeman Donaldson is credited Hill 93.; 5e
.-llll look his bees home ends for 100 m. 21 1'5 5000!“!8 10‘?
l 32 yards and)” 3-4 _
yards. all prolcsllifinal records. _
l g :' iv}.
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of Mechanic
‘ i‘i'inrz a two Week M-
’ W: his duties with the 730'
.- Hl'lvl lie is spending his cum *
" "= ”in: Magnum not ' a; ‘
H» i't'SSfl l‘(‘_
a...
'4“
wrWnAmw .
‘For‘the second limo this team the'
latter has'
seconds for zoo
Al Ol‘lh‘ Women refuse to patronize the CR!" Nations at “’ushillgtmi is strongly:
" ‘ ‘ » pear in the Record: Lodge, of Mil-sac
'lll‘L’Oll ill Amcricall quarters. ac-
cording: to Marcel Hutill of the
Echo Dc Paris. who says his in-
formant is ll French statcsmn.
M. Htllill adds that. while. of
course. (the premier “cannot bind
himself to go to Amcrica ,at
time when his presence in France
is particularly necessary, .ittmy hc
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the.
possible to—nrronnc things. and M.‘
(‘lefnellceauwwill‘bc unlikely to re-
main insensible to the pressing in-
vitations bug's getting from Ameri-I
ca. ’ V.
. As to tlle‘adte‘of lhcwbl".
lt ts said. an‘iiéiongc ‘ V} A
tween the allied governments is
allow going 6n. In some quarters
there ls some sentiment in favor
of delaying the meeting until u
well-arranged prop-ram is drawn
'It is ‘sate to say‘that up. but otilers‘notahlv the French '
. . ,.
express the opinion the gatheri
should be hold this fall .0 amp:
. program
would be firmly established.
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IRIDGEPORTERS room
-WEEK LY newcvmnn
N. E. Sun to he Michal Then-
Corporation lMovcs to Halibut.
A ‘certificatc «incorporation was
filed yesterday in the oince of the Deer
rotary of the state by the “New Eng—
Bridgeport. which is to publish a
weekly newspaper and conduct a gen-
eral printing business. ’The authoriz-
to 2.500 shares of‘SlO each. Business
will be started with a capital
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Weir's be. California; Townsend. or menu-m:
0f guiding principles sovereignty. the Democntlc publicity.
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ed capital stock is 825,000, divided in- -
of‘
32.000. The incorporators are Thomas
Sarina. Louise E. Richards. Pcsqunle.
Altieri. Luigi ‘Napolltani, Florindo
Earl-ace. Gonncro Striano, Joseph
Gubeili and 30.991; ‘Mfigfls. .3“ -0f‘
‘ . for senator from the Wolverine state;
Bridgeport. .
The University. Cap Company. Inc.
of New J-lnveu. Xilod a certificate of
incorporation“ The anther-lied capital
stock is 125.0%, divided into '250
shares of sale etch. Busincss will be
started with a capital 0:46.600. ’Fhe’
incorporators are Sam Gordon. flax
Litvin and Burton H. .Vi’ard, all at
Kew “Haven.
The Mercantile
Tstock to $3,650,000, of which 82,600.-
{ 31.150.009’ paidhup surplus. -
‘m ad John Bhutan.
imagine Fort ’ cinnamon-loll ‘ u to
~ ‘ ~ . lwflat
‘7 . ..
. Bank of the Amer--
,lcas. Inc. of Stamford. filed a. certifi—
locte alto-rm nn'tncmc of’ofintul tom-of Axum Wendie;
Australian Proficccional .printer May 000 represents paid-up capital and.
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Mil-rec symmetric on
0‘ clonal position a meter-m
AZngth. _. l
land Bun Publishing Company, 01"."? party;
what
resenting Americanism as against in-
ternationalism. The 39 senators who
saved the day for American national-
ism are, in the order their names ap-
chusctts; Knok, of. Pennsylvania:
Sherman. of Illinois; New. of lndiuna;
Moses. of New Hampshire; W'ads-
worth. of New York; Femald, of
Maine; (Mambo, otlown; Warren,ot
Wyoming: Wutlon.'ot Billions; Steri-
ing. of South Dggota; Frellnghuysen.
or New Jersey: Harding. of Ohio:
Hale. of Maine; Boron. of Idaho;
Edge, ot New Jersey; Smoot, at Utah;
Gronna. of North Dakota: Brnndegce,
of Connecticut; Colder, of New York;
-Keyoc. of New &mpchire; Penme.
of Pennsylvanin; Page, of Vermont;
McLean, at Connecticut; France. of
Haryluld: lilc’Cornlck, ot minon:
Curtis, of ( ‘ NW. of Oahu.
do: Spencer. , hourlhlobmn. ot'
Dillinghnm. of Normal; Impact. of
Wisconsin; Polndcxter, or Wushlngv
ton; Wind. or West Vim;
Newberry, of Michigan; Ball, of Deln- .
ware; Fall. of New Mexico. and Elk:
ins. of West Virgilio. i
No tactic-l Lima. 2
When the 39 Republicans joined in'
their protest agllnst the league cove
pant. within: rut-redder or ”American
t
button a“ thciDemocr-ntlc press wan x
ct close for c nue'mtttck. ”At "llrstf
the mints were inclined to. mart!
to the out trick. or calling the defends;
era of Amerimlsm “national-lea,"
but an inspection of the list or sign»!
erg coon put a stop to that. On thel
list were Hiram Johnson, of Califor-
nia. who had boon the Minute
of Theodore Roosevelt. on the Pro-
gressive ticket. in ‘1912; Poindex’ter,
of Washington. whoéithbccnlpt-oml-
nent. in the councils of the Progress-
Borah. McCormick, Cum!
Inlns, Lenroot. Guano. [and others,
who are recognized by their consul».
nents as hr from "mctionary."l
Moreover, among the signers werel
men who ‘had just been elected to!
Congress. Among the men of that'
class were Mom. of New Hamp-
shire; Edge. from the President’s own .
Itate; McCormick, of Illinois, who de-;
team James Hamilton Lewis, thel
President’s spokesman; Phipps, otg
Colorado: Spencer, at Missouri; New-f
berry, of Michigan, whom debutedi
Ford, the President's special choice
and Ball. or Demure, who had de-l
tested ‘Sculabury. the bend of the!
Democratic campaign in 1916. -‘
No Sign: of Watering. l
When the Democrats failed to make'
88y Vith'thetr cry of “refitt-
lo-nricc," they resorted to the expodi-l
cut of rep _ that the nonh- or
the wonders of flak-cum uric-Il-
lsm were broken by m. Everyl
time—any nun ”media docile mut‘
d...
aye-Wipe mum. {to m.-
olaucd can dcsertir.‘fm'tbe~grolpi
tom-awn” min-l
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.m m..pregcrnthnuot the Conant-J
than right of W‘to‘mfic arm-l
ice, declare war, impose Import dab.
tics, and Mismatch.
The Acme Bedding company filed a. we even thewmut'lkftguvc; '
Lcefifiédte shoving a change of loco- alt
doom Wcthersuc’id to Hut-train.
;The.ocrtlncate was signed by William I" mm" .w
‘P. Miller. w. E. Smith. Louis A. Hon-'1
I. atatcmflthteinlf of wading-j
ue. it mound “by theme-nio-i
emu -adeltacr'olaced in thence-i
lorspromulgcto'd as}
me: But «on those.
Wilda-t mne'cne arm 8'
senators from the firm deter-m
anathema-e “M"
"at manor-mar“: , 'f;
m:ummm tor-um 3
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turtle w marine lie:
mm "m-‘mwm—n 1 ,,
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IELF-EVIDENT. ‘ i
Mayor Martin Bellman of New Or-
leans, according to the Rehoboth Hen!
aid. said at a dinner. l
“I see that Gen. budendorff is writ—
ing a book. He allows in this book, i
understand that he doesn't take much;
Stock in generalship-that. according
to his theory. warfare is more a mat
ter of luck than science.
”The German people will he pleasrd
They feel like the New Orleans hm:
band who protested:
“My dear, do you call this New 0r
hm coflee? Why it motes like dish
water." i
" ‘Aud I don‘t care a darn it it does
taste like dish water." shouted the
wife. “When you married me. young
man. you didn't marry a cook.’
" ‘Well,’ the husband muttered, 'you
needn't rub it in."' l
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,To HEAR onsstotnrs ADDRESS!
“'MING'I‘ON. ‘At’G. 85~M’hcn
Headers presented a restriction in the!
noun. tic-4w. proposing a joint s‘es-
slon of Congress at tour p. m.. to hear
President Wilson's ms' on the
high ‘ coat or living. Represent-lun-
Bhutan. 90:31.. Texas. made a point of
no quorum. AJOll was ordered imc
mcdhtely.
One olitrbc electricians in the Re-
gent Thmre caught the, hat evening.
~Mt dfll H) W.
. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
- , ERI‘L’thcndcd choice
. ‘1"!le ..| i D i
Wilma-accum-
mm'usdtccfiunfrannny
..‘.
Micro-«cool ‘m ,
M a 91mm. ‘
M 'bought a 11,000 Liberty Mr” I. -
YESTERDAY'S RESUL“ {never investigated coupons 01‘ mar-
lost.
Thrift iniltos a comvrehem‘vi'
'from the community stand“ ‘
Ethat all the agencies involvdiuy ht
seen and the whole situation him
As an innovation for W
the credit union. an ancient d‘-‘
‘ored institution in Europe. may ”
taken. “'ilh a community a»
tion to promote thrift broadly, mu
little dou'bt but that employers v“.
work to promote credit mills ‘
other group thrift agencies. an a
to benefit their emplovm,‘t" D
matter of self-interest to ”9*
working efficiency. .\
Eastern League.
Springfield.€; flortford l.
Pittsnold, 6-5; Worcester, 1-3.
New Haven. 2; Bridgeport. 1/
W'aterbury. 13 Providence. 032.
NM! League.
Cincinnati. 13; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia. 5; Pittsburgh. 2.
Chicago. 6; Boston, 2.
‘A n Hague.
Boston, 8: Cleveland. 7.
St. Louis. 6-2: New York. 3-8.
Detroit, 4; “’ashington. 10
nlngs).
international League.
Buflulo, .6-11: Reading. 0-1.
Bcltinmrc. 7: 'Dorontofil.
Rowena; 8; Newark. 4.
Jersey City. 2-1; ‘Binghamton. 0.6.
American Annotation.
Toledo. 10; St. Paul, 4.
Columbus. 3: Milwaukee. 0.
Kansas City, 1.2; ln‘diannpolis.
Minneapolis. }3-4: Louisville. 3-5.
TODAYS GAMES
Eastern Lianuc.
Hartford ct Nara-yon.
Providence at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Waterbury.
Worcester at Pittsneld.‘
National Layne.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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AMEMCAN ARMY floats“ ‘
PARIS. Aug. 8.~—All m *
the sale of American army m
France for “com-moo won a”
yesterday. says Hamel Hmfi .
Echo De Paris. He dechmstuus
rangements were made Cor in
time credit ‘so «not men“
have to bear the high rate of
\gghich'prevalls at present.
F
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RHODONOLIA aovs was? a.
The boys of Rhodontflta m w
anxious for a ball game tmfi
Sunday, and would like torment-an‘
a local team, whose metal-on on Dr «
tween twelve. and sixteen gull. "
New York at Chicago.
Boston at SLLOMS.
Mel-lean League.
St. Louis at “New York.
Chicago nt Philadelphia.
Only “'0 games scheduled.
-W'hnt you pay out yourgood .monoy {for
is cigarcule Won—and, my, how
you do get it in every pufi’ of Comet!
low-mild“ of the tobacco yet re-
taining WWW.” Couch
amply-n revolution! You'my
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comp-Inhi- wit'honyctguotte
hit!!- ‘ . may price. Than,
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