. _.‘unusual amount
gflken in the coming two ten-round
“one between
" Frankie “Kid" Carter.
yoga. but had cast their ways to one
" A,“
eigeonomy. is not; ,
how much value
... ‘4‘ ,6 a):
s
#V‘ y.‘
BOSTON. Aug. 23.‘——Wlma.m 'r. Til-
den. 2d...vworld,champion tennis play-
er. thinks the best ‘method of deter-
mining opponents in the first round of
.TER
,3. IN sillllmlll
STAMFORD. Aug. flit—There is an
of interest being
bouts. to be held at the Elks' Hall. on
particularly the
Angelo and
Both of these
boys were local favorites not so long
weanesday. Aug. 31;
"Young"
thing or another for a time. They
rhave been contemplating their return
' to the squared circle for some weeks
back to his old-time form for over a
be arranged after their desires had
been spoken of. and had been picked
up by Joe Chimhola. who lost no time
in arranging the match for the fight
fans.
Carter has himself
been getting
American League.
Yesterday’s Results.
Boston. 6:
Chicago. 6:
Detroit. 10;
New York. 10:
Cleveland, 6.
Washington. 4.
Philadelphia. 8.
St. Louis 3..
national lawn tennis championship
tournaments is all wrong. In his opin—
ion.‘the matter should not be left to
the‘ luck of a blind draw. Too much.
he says. is now left to chance. Should
the present system be continued~and
he expressed the belief that it would
not—he predicted that a second rate
player would someday hold the na-
tional title after players of first rank.
thrown together by a top-heavy draw.
had killed each other of! while the
second rater was having an easy time
m
. .
The first'practlce or the football
team of the Norwalk H 11 school for
this year will be held t the Baxter
Grounds, at 9:30 o'clock (I). T.), on
Sunday morning. there having been a
tentative team selected at a meeting
held at the City Hall. in the court
room. last evening. _
Alton (”Bink") Reynolds was 9 -
gaged as coach for the team this year
and gave the dozen or more candl-
dates who reported last night a
.straight from the shoulder talk on the
matter of practice. keeping fit for the
team. and also. of the necessity,“
strict obedience tvorders.
All candidates will report on Sun-
Because
it’s toasted to.
seal in the
Standing at the Clubs.
Won.. Lou. P. C-
Gnmes Today.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
wading through lesser opponents
often works out. ..
l “Instead of the blind draw.
a systematic way.
on opposite sides.
Tilden. who is playinan the nation-
he
said. "I would have the draw made in
Take the Number
1 and Number 2 players and put them
Then take Number
day morning for practice. in uniform. flavor.
and also on the following Sunday. ,
.. ’
Cleveland ' . ' . . i . (‘5; z: 23 at double- c mpionship. at the Long- Then. as school opens the following It ’8 toasted.
New ifork . . ' ~ ' ' . . . 65 55 .533 wood Cricke Club. after a rest of sev- week, practice will be held in the 51“.. -
gazillion - - T. 68 59 :496 eral weeks. pointed to the recent on: ernroons. n ‘ .
B. . ' ' . ' 54 60 ‘74 tional women's singles title play. here is every likelihood .that hor—
osm? . .......... . 55 64 .457 where players of high rank met in the walk will have a cracker-Jack team 3
Daron iiiiiiiiiii 50 66 .431 early rounds. as an instance of the this year, if. those who make the team 4“) Z, .' A
Chicago ..... 'l " I manner in which the present system will pay attention to orders and follow ..-“...M
[whiladelphla . ..... . 4.. l .365 the rules laid (Town by that comm. y Z::;_
I'EN LEADING BA'I‘I'ERS
1.12:?” llillEAlESllllllMEN .
I bac kto his old—time form for over a Philadelphia at Chicago Pl
. . , g . a er. . . . . -
month now. and has had his new man- 3 and Numbe; 4 andhlsumber 503:: Hellman. gmblfii {:3 39‘? 1:53-1:31 '
ager, Sid Dugnn. to ho“) him to get . Number 6. an put t em in opp ' Cobb. liet.... 97 383 SR 1” 3M _ .
into the best possible physical condi- Natlonal 14638116.. halves. drawing for the rcspecthe Ruth. N. Y.. in 39-.- 130 ”1"33”
’ tion for an unusually strenuous fall ——-—-— places. perhaps. The same process; Speaker. Cleve 105 4hr, 37 HQ 368 t
‘ campaign. which he surely will be Yesterday’s Games. should be used in disposmg of title“ Tom“ 3" L ”3 506 101 18“ '3“ _
confronted with it' he can take. Angc- Pittsburgh. 10; Boston. 8. the. first ten ranking players. Others Had-tonal We. .
lo's number. Cincinnati. 7: Brooklyn. 5. could be sandwiched between." Player Club G AB R {-1 PC.
Angelo realizes that in order to con- Philadelphia. 2; Chicago. 1 (12 in- Out of such a dmw would some Hornsby. St. 1.1113; “9' 9.1. lsl no - ..
tinue with the leaders'of his class he llingS)- competition that In Iii-l results. 'lllden You“g_ N. Y. . .108 374 66 ‘39 .34.; -
will have to win this fight. and isleav~ St. Louis. 6; New York, 0. thought. would he a fairer working lloush. (‘in. . 96 362 56 125 '3“, “H10 are the grPfllt‘sl women in the
ing nothing undone that would tend to out of a chumpionshll‘. my»... pms_ ‘1]: “,3 9” 169 3“ history or Connecticut?
benefit him to condition himself for Standing oftheClubs. ' .. ‘ .. Pournipr' St. l..ll3 4.” m H“ ‘33 l The \Noman's National Foundation.
this bout. He knows it' defeated that walk 1408*— P-0 THENDI‘ZRCLAI’ I" 3-" “V":“l‘lh' W__ ,adopilng the suggestion of its execu—
it would mean that he would have to Puttsburgh --------- :6 40 (.555 IVE '{;‘( ll. Al‘ hAlL‘TOhA. \"ALKER 1“ LEAVE HOSPITAL. :tivc committee head. Mrs. George
start all over again. _ New Yolk ......... 70 49 .388 . ' ' f—“w . _ Ri' CLEVELAND. Aug. ill—Johnny Barnett. wut’e of Major General Bar-
"Young Mack." who is the possessor UOSton ------------ 64 49 .568 Pit-ks lp 1-39 30m“? ll"! Ml!” - l \\'ulk-"‘- “rm .84“.an or ”u, Phila~ ,nett. 1'. S. Marine Corps. will incor-
or one of the best little "Mary Ann's" Brooklyn ---------- 63 53 -517 f‘lll'llHU-T‘ in I'll“ "Hm“- delphin Athletics, who was injured M. {porate in its new civic home ill
in Connecticut. will try and hang iton'Sl- Poms ---------- 59 57 ‘5“9 SARA’I‘UGA SPRINGS. Aux- ‘33-“moing 1m in the hem! Willi a batted "Vll-‘hl‘lg‘m‘ ‘1 "a“ 0‘ Reln‘Tmbmnc"
“Kewpie” Williams, of Jersey City.'Cm°lmmu --------- 53 53 ““4 Thunderclap. for two seasons then..." here. Inst week is expected to to the famous women ot'America. Jn
.~ whom he is slated to tro ten roundsl(«hl0€lg0 --------- 4’ “9 JO“ holder or the American record of 2:39‘lvuu. U“. hOspitnl “HM. inn. hull [mire Wm be a column for
with. “'illiams and Mack both metiphlladf‘lphm ------- 34 ‘1 ~313 3.5 for one inilv and a hull. dum0ll-: -.______,__._-W‘ __‘ finch state in the l’nlon. on which the
here before and put‘upft slashing (3-I (‘ —T strulvtl again yesterday afternoon that 3it’rlGl'I’. lulfl‘AlNS TITLE. Ewomen whose memory is considered
, round bout at the lulks Club. Those _ ., .'m 0a.!- 119.53 an nil—around horse by sliouldcn MONTREAL. Ann. 33‘, -l\like Me- .worthy of perpetuation will hare
..fi .yho saw this bout have. been clamor-1 Smcinnatl'zrt {WOOR'I-‘l‘: ing lilil pounds and defeating Iloui- "l‘iu'ue. or New York and llnlirnxrrsuc- :tlwir names inscribed. As the Foun-
ing to haw: the boys rematchcd. and; .)t. LOU“ 4‘ 3"“ ‘0')“ lrtlle' and ill-st PM in :l lllll'll'1 "(llfi’fisrillh' defended his l‘unndinn 3mm. fdntlon 1-“ no arbitrary body. its aim
it is hoped that this encounter will bet I‘lt'wbllrgh 3" 'n05l0l1-. thriw-quurh-rs or n mile. lap-“143m “mmpmngim, “W. In’ -l"'lnfi’ to serve rather than lead the
. a. repetition of their first Bella. 1 («hW‘FO 11‘ lhllflllfllllllik .\'l-ilhvr llosi-iu-u. nor \‘oter ‘l‘ll‘zknocking out Gcmw, “(mms‘m' 0', fl'lnllllllt‘ public'the choice or names
‘, .‘ Hurry battle. l‘ormerly of .Port Ches-i . l'olymo-hnn. > nor any other grout ; ”03‘0”. m the fourth round “f a ten- ‘Hlllillllc for commemoration will be
l ‘l ltcr but now oi Stumtord. Will hook up; Intematlonal I‘eague. WUlLlel-liilckllll’: sprinter of the past iround match. ‘lri’l enilrvly to the people or each
l with "llud" Palmer. of Bridgeport. fmfi - could huve shown more impressively 7_____§ .. - lh‘luli'.
r eight rounds. These two boys nro-i Yesterdar's "hum“. llnllrr “mum than 'l‘hundl'n‘lzip did. “11111.; MATCHEI) “fr" v.\14(.‘,\|{,; Suggestions are now in order from
veterans 0" many hard lights, which, Toronto. 13,5: 'Jvrspv ("ll\'. ._,_3. llullvlmi about in the first half by CHICAGO. Au: :3_ ~~l3harlev ”1.. min...“ pnhllt‘. 10 lu- pas-Nd on
3 speaks for itsulz‘ for prospeols of u lllt- l ,m‘h'o' 57.); _ Nmmrk. 2—3.. ‘l'rlllt' of lndlun :lnd i-Jnnlnde. he mmlr,w1.im, local “gm“. islll “on“ an. inter lv.\' a local board whvn the
terIl‘y offiztystod lmul. . ~ . ; syrnrusv. 13; Runllng, 4. fun onlln: outside to win from "”1"“l10um'ed he “OH,” “ "mu.“ Willi Ilen- Foundation appoints ”S hm“, rum-l
{or 2: 12?:(12mhym15,nrkm' ":‘ll‘l'vnfi HOl'lIlslrr. 7: llztlllniuri'. 5 (10 ln- i"'dl~"‘ man)“ “”mm’mmmy ‘Wk‘k “m“‘ny Vulgar. to take plucv al Shine mine-es. It is considered dostrnlllel
. l A ‘ ‘ H 9 "Ir “n b “' llllll‘rl-‘l- l0r 1-” ""“ Fink. Philadelphia. on Aug. :ll. ~ that lllt‘l‘t‘ should be a name in I" ll-l
selvs- us the :lppctixm to tlu- mzmy ' _ l . . . - . '
bouts They arr ~ mining" 'rnnm- or? . _—_ \‘l-‘\\' Hu‘r‘V nonsr counts 9 M 3"“-"‘"‘ “”“l Wm” ”0'“ WOW” "m”;
Qt l ‘1 [I l q ll'v- l . _ \‘. '1 btutdlng 0f the Clubs. ' '. g ‘ ‘ " ’ ' ' _' _ “ " , ' ‘17 ' i, r .. .lo the: presvnl (lily. Living wotncrnl
; am on. A n . o ( ltr .oms, (ll . t“ : “.0“ Lost 9 C 3.103 l~;\ll..\ r0 SA\(’II()\ 9 . llmu'cn-r "W nxcludtd
loch ~lle. Man); A (‘lll‘krn \\'lll ln- . . .' .. ' l. '. .‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' . ,. ' . ' ‘ I . l
wugpted on this luout ‘ . b xT'Ml'mm" """ 4"” "4 “3* 1"““\“l‘“'"T ”0‘ T' l l lhut the hind selection “'1” not be,
"‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “‘lmll” -------- \"l 5‘1 .llllG ‘ N“‘ ’eslu any student of historv can tes~l
l . .. . , . . . _
“Inn“, “‘1'“ RI-‘i'-\'|"l‘\ l lllmnto h’. ......... 71 Sf) .540} .\lu\\ RAVI-A, Aux. L'Il,«~l‘.llw:lrd! . ‘ ,tlu. lor the lu-ltl of famous women]
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ " ‘ ‘ filing-hesh-r ......... fix‘ :3!) .53; ll Sulliuln. (‘llllll‘lllllll Oi’ the lorul huh-‘1 'is vo-rv l‘urlilc. “'ho. for (3).;unpl-v.t
.‘ ‘W’ ~53. , Newark ........ 5'» Ti 4'10 lng commission announced \estrrd'u' ; .- .- . .. . . - I. -
w u .. , 3 . . .r -, __.._ .-l ‘ 1 '- - - - - _ -~ . . - w ; an“ In tin-sen to rtpresent Lonnetli»
11:13:37 F, I:”\_ \‘v'h'r ‘3‘" ( '3 “’thuu'llso- ......... S'i Tr‘. .4}1.:|livrnoon that the local lmnid hildi ’ lc‘uli‘ 'l‘limv “I... many whose claims
. Bun ...l'il.r.‘tlll.1.pl 12:7”. on:k ...i;(2:1‘llc_i.. v, w.” . n)‘ , ...... 47 7‘4 .374. linilml it) slim-nun llu- proposed hiring HU\\'DF\' ‘5'}; «1", ..., ( \S’Sfll‘l m... undisputzlhle. N0 0:“. would lX~ l
u . .i.t..t P .’l l '7. t-‘vl ' .', -.., ~ .‘ . > .. . , .. . ‘. > ' ”‘ ‘ ' ‘ "‘ "' - .> . '
to he entered in ”w Middle Stairs I.“ ‘ l\ .uli. n ,,,,,,,,,,, 44 51 .344 'lldrl‘l l;.llll'll til: lpynrt. s: hulu‘l'td forll‘us 4“,.“ Press). ,, 1;... \lllluiblv ZILZ. pup elude Huth \‘lxlils‘ of ( luring,- Oak;
Kaila. on ih.- St-llll'Jkill lthwr vain“ 1 Games TNS ‘l [l ‘lw M ' Hl‘ullmli (him. I.” ll" irhw'd from! 0“." “l‘liuln l-_\' V ”I" “HAW UT ”lll‘ll'i 1“““‘h(‘r hl0\\t‘. ‘11":
' ' . . llL’L'lS Flll'lll‘lh‘ (i :II\ .'I 'n I \ in . ~ . . ,.. . \ _ . u. . . ..
here' Labor ha)" : \'.»w;irl< ’Il Toronto , l ’l I ll its-sin xsip 1e il ‘ In: -' t‘rlt 1‘ n - ll ”In"! 5‘3""? “’"llllt‘lu'nl :1 trial ll'll‘ '5'} "‘ .i'lill'lfl-l\t 1“ .hhf”. 1‘ find atllhOl l
The Schuylkill now i” ”l“ S"""" oi" Vlt'l'Ht‘V (“lit at l‘ufl‘qlu fiat-1“. I“ ‘ h ‘ "m “t "‘m ( H llns mm‘llllll: llyllisli :lml Amt-rim.“ "’ l umc lum S (.nlull. ”m" “ilxvre'
intense activity for 1mm] nnrsmcn.‘ . . . .‘ - . . ..n .lul .lhu. > . _"'"."“” mm...” ._\..,,. m ”mm", m. ”H, :u-e slit-ll “omen us lunmin “Mont:
§culltis of ”H V' ‘1"! Po t (‘l ' . liimllni. «ll lint lilsitl. l l p in )csir-tdu) afternoon l'rumutm gm“: ll'lllOC‘l‘l “inch will “u" "n u . ”.... 2TH“ (~‘i‘1‘~;“nr. Faith itobinsonl
‘ ,. " ' "v‘ “ -“ ”l -'l"-' Hum ~~; s »: - - . .. .. v . . ._ ‘ ' ‘ " “ .. . - . . .
Particularly busy. us that club \vllll mmt .l:._3..l._l:‘.’.:- l:lxl‘iu“ti-«lini'lloli‘plrrI-Jld\IA'i‘tjln‘tll‘it ”glad-Hui};lmgm ”H.083 H“ Atlantic m """Wl‘u lrunilluls and ]\alllt'rlllt' (”W ("l-V’l
have no less tlrl'l ll‘l rnlrwq l " ‘ ' ‘ “‘ 41-“ “00“ “5 illill'lu‘flllll‘. 10"“-
... . . inll.‘ - -..... . . - - '
eighteen events ol' ‘th ”gun”. \‘vs.’ Eastern League. p- ilulh .i..ru.tl-it to (In lo«.x| tom— 1! “.“s “m, ...-...] “I.” lodnys mm,“ In short there are scores of women!
pvr's se-niOl‘ (.mrivs \\ ill ruin-Lu? al‘ 3 f :illssmln filic‘l'hp sill-l 3‘t:.~ley~d:. .‘ ilzlnlrlhiv “gum be u”. m ,3 h,“ ui‘ H“: grin! ”HA .lll ””5 slate worth; 0f vomnmmvorn-‘l
single (lnulllt- I'ollr (w-illlllmlv o'ik’lll :liltl: YCQCI'dAy'B ‘mum infill“: i‘ ’l‘“’.‘|‘“3 :‘l:“”‘Q;;::l\ll‘nhl;l""11 (-0: ls'uv lu-fou- (.Uhnnundrr Louis ll. 311‘\v‘llnn. T,“ lstnnldunfin illlkhl arhnnlul
four-oured Kilt. . llnrtioxd. 5.; \‘t‘..n~rl,my~ ‘3, l " “ l " ~‘-> ' ' -‘ " - l“ -l-‘ 'lirl-L 0f uw 1 ..nm] Snaps .\'.ny. and ril_\' chunsv :1 list and not he fur.
'. _ .~ . .. . l'ltlstic-M, 5', ll"l" l i . - ‘lliLIlll llmi luv .wliun uf lllc cumulus ”HS ..n.“._ '70,“.le “ k ‘l: -. , wrong. llui it dvsirvs in lnnl-H‘ ”fist
wilgqlt‘iiyr.}l::‘3.'-it:.l.'p.1013?“ °‘.":"T“.“ 'mnus) m M pm 0 . H“ m WW“ “4“ l”"“‘“‘“*”-" 'llliil-I'Y‘tlll-‘i- “l‘ leml‘i. Tlll’ alllll‘; rollirol :‘«ll“c'o:l..‘.'.‘,‘ ;ll:lll of Remembrance n treasury?
X; at Buffalo H n(;; mliwvijilTwzgflf'pi \Vorw 81”.. 5; Now “2UP” 3 (1:: in- lfllullLIll «wen mu mlu r .nl tln- lumi-l :rd l‘ommumi-r .‘duxlirld, “rig-Gm; IS“ hung“ of ”u. names which lead in the;
cit-rm.) hp”; “Hm”.- "H. h}; lll'l‘liilll\j '1"; .1 mm“). ' (9.43 not in :lltmldnnce ill the llllt'llll;§. _\l_ Mdllldirvl, ”H “Uni“, nlr "h”.slluf 'nl'fm-imns «if the proplv. Consmwvnl—l
7 firrnng‘p ;. match with Jack KPH-‘1 ”w; Hn|_\< lIn-m» gulm-s SI hmlule .l'. 1:11;; l'cl'illrn‘lllmftnilwi‘iz-igiz-Ilusgrl”1r. smut“ “II“! “Mum; ‘..‘“‘pb‘_“_ who supervised ‘ly it is asking the public now ‘0;
world title hold: , " ' ' .. ... ‘ "“ ‘1 ll ll- \\ul‘l( 1.: .lqulgning “H. dlrigildc. rem-ch its heart and its knowledge of:
: DlTlJJ'l‘H. Minn. Am: 33, “amrrl Standing 0! the Clubs. l””"‘"' hm” 1“ ”l“ “"""“'«‘~-‘l”l' “glllslxilmhd llliuugh the \ust “HM-1m..liistoiy, ii is asking men as Well as;
‘: Rom-m3 Duluth “...” (Tl-”h‘ ' ”Milan.” Won. Lost. P. C. l’w'm'd ”‘11 ”w blunt “’"S “”""“l “mini llu- Indium; wpn. fly,- mm... Am‘,..i."\‘01neii. children as well as adults. tog
. senior scullirm champion mm” mt ll‘illsneld ,,,,,,,,,, (.7 4.; .593 ""“"l!' ”l lrvnlm‘ns mf‘“~ ”"- Il “Uhp'nn nil‘lv- rs, sun-n engineers and [mullakv :l hand in making this Hall a}
nounced Willlrll‘nwnl m- his 0”,”. I-nrrnl‘llll-U'DOI'K ......... ll?» 47 .:,§)l’;”‘_ “ .fl'illhlll 0' ”ll-‘l "'f'l“ |~ “ll" ilgllxaw-rs, in .l'llllllfiu m “w n“wk“.ltltoruur:hl_\' mprmuilnilvc :ls \thl as;
the iVlltldlc Stairs l‘ls'utlu, 10 h“ held \‘Olvp‘pSlOb ......... (if. .1\ ,f.-;;,l (“I llllllilflllfi.ll;llllt»(lt-d “llll tln pro—“uni“. “...“. ’lmnuiii‘ul "minorial ‘0 lllt' “mm“.
at Philadelphia, Labor 1m“ :llill'llolll ..... T-Zl f._‘ .533‘lll‘l’lvltnl (ill the Hull. Hull tllmi |~|llll‘.':‘ Thur hundred men (‘nl‘t‘l'ully gum- ‘who helped make Anlcrlt‘a. l
Ref-"s,“ of Jack KP”): Vow,” “m. about lluwn ........ 5‘ 3., .5131I“"lt_""“ (I, t l'." tlzr t-rnl'l llUlll the- hangar. “1er , Each suggestion must. of course,'
Club. Philadelphia. World's ('llnlnpion lhllrlnglu M j... (,5, .4351 ‘-llm"\l\-‘l l-l ("HM l':‘ lulu.» d. lust ‘ll llllll llf‘I'll “uniting sunump "Vim: llle substantiated by dates and ill-cords]
senior scum-r, to Mn. r (hp Middle'“"”"""u"-‘ 40 1:: .416 Jung. 2“: -"-‘ll’ “ill in...» illv‘llléilll -\\t'.‘illlc-l' Mrnllu-rs of the “...“. look of m‘hieu-mmil. They be mailed dir—f
States regatta :~< n soldier. lll‘olnllflll f"\“"‘”~" ---------- 41 Til .350 3’]. 1‘; ‘4‘" ’I.""""7~' ' ”“lllllfi-‘ll‘ll l‘ll‘ ,ltll-t! pods (Emu-rill Multlund nilnblv em to the \Vfllmnl'sexfllionfll Founda-
“H‘ Wltlldrflw’ll- llulnth Halal (“lulu ‘1‘.:lh illicit, I u: Int-.il mun. ulm wit lnmlimed up the ladder and dlsun- lion, unnm-cticut Ave. N. “Y. “WIMP!
rowing nfllclnls 5m." . Comm Today. [ll-(Ill!) ill..‘ 1 u snow in llu- .lill-X‘I‘SIS mun-.3 “undshum. and then Cunn- the “331011, 1‘. (1_
\\ m-(WS‘N. :U Hartford (3). (it Ilu» Alt-nu .\_ l “~45 ilml lhv zllllzing “f Sign.” lu‘lls 'Inll ”11- n ,__ Ww,«_—- l
.THRI-Il-Z-(MMI-z SERIES [\- ('IJ-IVTI-l h'prlnlzlil'lll ul l’l'ltflllt‘lll. 1:01“ flllll mom-i lll' has 31""! lip inim’mmllnu sputter of the ship‘s pow?“ WOULD INCREASE MEMBERS I
LAND. 3“)" “llh‘ll :ll “uterllury. 11.1.3 “m“ [would l-o' ‘lllllI‘l) wasted glul motors. -
‘ ‘ CIJ‘I'VELA'Nll. (1,. Amr. 23' ,, 'l‘hc- Bridgeport :tl Album: alkali: ‘lf‘lttlrll‘ I" till", Ill-Fill blilul‘tl Twin. The commander of the ground party Samuel Gompers Hopes to 39¢ Fed-
:ww imp, 3”,”... 3”,] H... (~,,.‘,.mm, I“ . . .. ti ~H mu‘ .IHHHHl m uni-«stun-lili.-g:aplm.,...g H“. “rd”. “Cust on‘," oration of Labor Have 5.009000
Indium; Opt :1 a ll ?"(‘~£;:|n]q- “Tips h. .... -U‘ARILAN ASSOCIATION. f’” “' lHoll-sl. llm Nut.- (‘omlnis gm.) u“. Tn“_f(|0‘ sllu-rv 3..” bag Slltl Enrolled l
"" - ’v . ~ . 1‘ .»‘r ,.. - "" “ , --~,r
today, thr- last or the season llt'l‘Vt‘f‘ll :)’°"1”)“"”l_"‘ 14'. kulllMlS City, 9. relight"? Ill; light m the ,ule lnt'ul rd lulu lhv ('lt'lll‘ morning sky. WASHINGTQN' Aug. 23" it‘l‘ii‘léii
{be two teams on ”w local grounds. 1 (l teams “on- not scheduled. f" (lls ).\‘ 'l n- lau mud-dilly armpit-d; lr ”ll' “inclusion of loduv's “.5“ Campers. president 0‘ the fin _ the.
'1)". world chumps tmlny “h”. handing . .. __ , ll UlllH‘illl‘lll. und ii is (mm. “kph. should in” successful Comm-ltd _ Federation of Labor. will tie lullqaqel
“1..“- Eastern l‘lxnls by n “In”. and :1 .MH I‘HI'ZRN ASSOCIATION, llllnl tlw $1”le I‘ummisslnn \"lll ithe .‘llixlln-ld, with the t‘ontulrren , ‘f‘llt': keynote for a 03113933" to‘l-Ilbl;‘;(i‘
half in the loam-w si-lnlinw it .. . Little Rock. ll: New Orleans 2. “”1" “'H‘l‘l" 0" ”N" lllllilo-l' \erv N'l\"l lit - - - ('1 0 u the membership 0‘ the American 7
- l ... “.ls . . . . . , . .i tlhllllllt‘lll. in “ashlnglon ~ - an address
lhe thlrl time this your the teams Ifl'mmm‘llm- I"; “0"“9- 1- shortly Will take over [he or“ T -. oration ‘0 five millmn. in Labor
have met so ”asp”. hunched in '1’". Nashville. 5: Chattwoogn. 4. I” ”I" mvnnlimr Melanin is in a step will be u“. ll‘linln do} [h be "Flt to be (13578er at Baltugorfi ‘1“: Labor
-- Jongue race that :1 gum“ or two could ——‘~—-———-—— quandary HR to Just whm (‘Oursp ”you“ or lw ii ; g ecrew in Day, it was stated ‘0 a}_ ill
.l . , HACH‘Vl-‘R s\ '1 - ~ 4 . . .. .. ,- . . ° “9"“ 0r thty-hour . Other plans In ”‘9 ‘l '
(hnnbo the Ram . 1 ._\ MS. (.I [.l‘ ml WUW- ll “Ill lw lullvx'vstllu: to note flights and then ha i 5t l Headquarlt‘rS» m oi the Fed-
Previous to today. Np“, York llzid GENOA IN I ll., 3| .\l.. 20 s. what Ill“ Kent-ml opinion among box- difficulties all will if: tin???“ r”? ”‘3' Label“ Day pfogamspfiech by See-
wan nine or ”H. “mm." games played C‘l‘\'0\ A inar folltnu-rs in this city will he on jump off low-m.“ Anie‘ric': 3 Or_ C emtiofl:pw;lillkin§1lg;ggon ll Louisville.
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ever. they were mou- effective during
the first two series. when they won
five out of eight games. with scores of
46 to Cleveland's 40. Ot‘ the last seven
games played. Cleveland has won
three. scoring 44 runs against New
York's 40.
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ROSI‘IBGI'I) .Il'VlOllS.
’l‘hp rust going.r Silllllgwnoti Juniors :10“? u locnl snuulotter, and a broth-
traveled '0 83"Eullli'k- allllfly ul'tt’r- 0 ”HT“
noon. and defeated the Rosebud Jun-
lors. of ill." place. In" the score 01" ll?-
10. ill :1 ten—inning: game. Many root—
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t'rs :n‘comlll’tnitd the Springwoods on t
the trip. Score by innings: r
Springwoods . ..... 004 5th 1002—12 H
Rosebuds . . . . . . .900 000 01007—10
011. next Sundav the S '
. . prin 00d
Juniors will cross bats with thge,wfast
Westport A. Q. Who have to date 16
straight games. Truck will leave from
usual place at 1:45 . , HARTFORD. Aux. 23.-—Both Sam- noon. Cups hav
All players requester; :2 -rggé’r?- 1;). my Visits and Hughey Hirtchison. who W5 by the. oafiwmnCItfiffered as
practice. VVT'dncsduv vn °r “’"1 turulsh the fireworks in ’th‘erbout ..l - . '
Grounds. .. . Baxter that topsThursday night’s cardHtO be El BEECEER “Wain“
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GIANTS BUY JONNARD. . th training diligently for their Miler. former .amateur- chunk?
f -N'EW YORK. Aim.- 23.——Claude Jon-
flrd- right braided pitcher, yesterday,
m purchased by the Giants from the
Little Aficck..c‘luh. of the Southern
, , o: Jodnard is the. leading strike
, m ‘0! the league this season
mfifimfl to McGraw at the close
- “the?“ We mon.’
A
Eastern League.
cans a year ago,
twelve-round mm,
decision will be re
{0 make the collie
harder in prepar-
Waltz has been
muesatwtho. mom 6-8; .-
I-Iutchison is ten u“. In“
forum
.Yorkt
swam the Gulf of Genoa ycslerd-lv. '
distance ‘
minutes. :0 Seconds.
of 3.11 miles. in l houl.
fit w record for the swim.
'l‘ht-
me of Sucllller's t't-ut.
All“ "'5‘ BROT H ER (i HTS
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I’lllliAlll‘Ild’lllA. Aug.
, of the
lantu,
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wnnrz AND HUTCHINSON
“'0an mum Fort G0
Pouring tin-o
was
at Grupps'
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3' ‘GOIJ’
'l'llis constituted
sea “as running heavily ut (h..‘pl1)|loso(l Inutt‘li
TRIAL. lW'estern open golf tournament at the
23._Joe ed to an lS-hole tilt between Ameri-
Uufl... for years stellar {the change in the program was-occa-
second baseman New York stoned by the inability oi the Eastern
Slgned a contract yesterday to leaders to muster a team of sufficient
play with Bridgeport. leaders of the
Joe Doyle had a
the Philadelphia Ameri-
but was let. out.
.The..£s.ct. that a
adored has served .
stunts; work an the; .
ation for their: tilts:
the
onto; his ghost
'nm. in? New
TOURNEY PLAY (IIIANGED.
l (‘LEVELAND 0.. Aug. 2:l.—1'l‘he
play between teams
representing the East and West.
which was to have inaugurated the
‘Oakwood Club..today. has been chang-
can and foreign-born .protessionals.
numbers because several players were
iunable to arrive in time.
‘. Tommy Kerrigan. Siwanoy profess-
3011al. who was to have piloted * the
{Raster-n team,'will captain the Ameri-
gans. .
..L Jock Hutchison will (ca ' ~
lo~Scottish brigade. ptain the
ll“,- The match will be Flawed this after-
: night outpointed Dutch 13
dry
Jirooklyn. in a twelve-round 9;”
g .. at in
slim _ Giulia in
. 5’. Exhibition
“‘19 dirigime made two circuits of the
-ah‘dl‘0m9 and then. with an American
y. ‘ . . -
‘ . the Central Labor Union
plfisfitggde. in which the Building
bluejacket perched: in the machine Trades and Metal Council will 10m. it
fiunner‘s nest. at the \‘vry tip of the w“ announced- ‘
Ship's stern. waving good bye. the Cleveland unions have arranged
craft headed due west and at quickly for a mass meeting at which A. W.
gathering speed was soon lost to View. Manon, president of the Amalgamated
r Betore the start General Maitland Association of Street Railway Em-
mld he intended maneuvering the shin rployes. will speak. In Philadelphia
over the North: Sea. where she could there will be an athletic meet under
show what ability she possessed in the auspices of the Central Labor
combatting the wind. and ~ then to' UniOn ands. parade. Chicago has ar-
make a southward swing to Pulhnm. ranged for a threeday celebration, at
Where he expected to tie the ZR-z m which William Jennings Bryan, Rabbi
her moormgsmugt at ten o'clock to- Judah Magnes. Senator Joseph 1.
night. _ . France “Maryland are expected to be
During the trip, it was plnhned tonmong the speakers.
make fuel consnm tion tests; which
would furnish Yallfable data..- .101- the \VASH-COBLPO LIEE..GUARDS GAME
transatlanticmgm, - s .The:Nash Engineering June contin-
The. villagers and the [zeal-Ii): coun— ued their string of winsby defeating
try folk. who turned out in lense- num— ;.the Compo Life Guards. with the
bersi'notwithsmmflng the early hour; Quinn. lattery.,at the 003190-3th
watched the 23-2 vanish with regret... ‘fielxi. satwlday. bythe score of 6-5.
for. her Jul-suing . means “paws; The Engineérs got their-usual ay-
ea-l'ly- Closing of the. aindromga.wizich« is}; Maud breesedfour runs across
brought. hundred, of visitors to; the.» ill-the second. and counted again}?
town- and a.8teady.u-ickle'of Shillings the sun. The idle meu‘ds ”tallied
“1°va fills otthe iradeamenand inn- Loncc in the second and evened the
keepers. 7 score-with twpruns tannin the fourth
mirs'omla‘smmm ll?
-.., Enoch. , er-hflnmlewd,hu.c'.
meost to 'ptnm' aria» -.
ad‘s yas‘tv cut over Brand? 5&6
.. Wagons“ Juan)“
immune use long. mun.
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.‘ e on!)r mambo: of. .theimericanlandlilfthinnings. ....BchJeam-‘J romaine.
.The store closes dgily at 5 o’clock
Saturdays 6 o’clock
School Days are Almost Here
When New Dresses,
RShoes and other Accessories
are the order of the day.
The Junior Section is Ready
With the linest display of "‘ffiob .Evans” Tog!
ever seen
One-Piece Dresses of navy blue storm serge
These are straight hanging models attached 1‘0).qu
and having sailor collars and cuffs trimmed will
white silk braid. Slit pockets are piped with ml,
the lacings which tie in front are red, and lll‘dl'i .m:
handsomely embroidered emblems in red and min:
on the sleeves. in sizes 6 to 14 years
$8.00 and $10.95
Separate Skirts of navy blue storm sever. Ml
killed styles. and these are attached to {4121} Wu
waists. The waists are cut low in from whirl:- . I'll. «
for any style middy being worn and no 23.2.; l : die
underwaist showing. Sizes 8 to ”.4 5mm.
$4.50
Midalies. a full line. all white Even in Emil .md
emblems. or white with collars in Sc“. 3' cf
blue or red. These are \l’hiie braid ' m. .51.:
many have lacings, ”
52.00 to $3.50
“Miss Saratoga" «Mio' 1525 in \l'llll
able collars of wool flannel in re
while braid trimmed.
' 53.95
Sizes for mimics run Hum- ‘ z . l8 my»:
‘8 “ll“: .1... .1.
V ‘v v \' .
t. Lille .‘l t: . .lll
New Lines of Shoes
Ready for Childrsn's School Vikar
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The shape o in! r ill.” Eng. LLH‘i zwmr
for growing teat. [Mn-.9531; t'llflltT‘ llcxl. and .zp- ..
pelll’flllt‘c‘ IlliCl”. Bill Rt'n‘tlls “FtXll—f‘t‘lr’nl" 5’79““
combine all Illsx’ llncc qualities. Children like
Read Shoc§ {lemme the} hulk 5:23.112. \ll-J mother
utilfl ..
.llY'
likes them l‘ct‘.ulscml' In...
New shlrs :er in Tm .1316. Brown Calf, and
Smoked Horscllidc. ‘ .
Laced Shoes \x llll \lcltcd soles and solid heels,
double stitching and reinforcing where the wear
comes hardest. '
Size}: Sizes:
cm 8. 1134 to 2.
. $445 and $5.45 $5.95 and $7.65
Sj/Eloll, 27/210Ll
5:7.95and $9.85
Marin .tlxmr.
$4.95and $6.45
‘- More About Fur Coats
Raccoon Coats, just .1 few left of the parthlglsr
group we mentioned last week. Made from rich
dark skins with a three-stripe border and large shawl
collars, all silk lined, they are a bargain not to it“
lightly passed by. Only besatlse it is August do we
offer themat this unusual price.
$185.00
" ' BsySeal Coats, 3 'rich deep black. made with a
lull flare, large shawl collars and. deep turned-back
culls. The length i536 inches] Coats are all lined
.withxbrcicaded silk. These «are handsome looking
.coatsand the average person could hardly tell them
lifrom; Hudson Seal. {rheprice is exceptionally low.
‘-$li37;50
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