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Barringer in National Meet.

Coach D'Angola. of the Barringer
High School track team, has entered
his boys in the national interscholas-
tic championship games TO be held
at Travers' Island next Saturday. The
local youngsters are expected to give.
a good account of themselves. Gil-
bertson, Captain SchaaT and Ma
poliello are entered in the discuss
throw. in which they captured All
three places in the New Jersey Inter-
scholastic Field Day last Friday Ter
hume the all-arOund star. viii run
In both hurdle events. and the other
athletes viii perform where they viii
do the most good.
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EARLY LEAD BEATS
DAHLEN'S DODGERS
Phillies Score Five in First
Round and Are Not Troubled
Thereafter.
PITTSBURGH BEATS BOSTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
W Pc. WI Pc.
Phila ...,...2s Ii 67slPittsburg 20 20 800
Brooklyn 81 16 56sISt. Louis. 10 % .452
New York 81 16 .568Bostons -. IA 81 400
Chicago ....N 20 512lCincinnati Is 27 357
PITTSBURGH BEATS BOSTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburg z, Boston 4
Games Today.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg
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Newark slipped back into second
place yesterday in the International.
League race. The Tigers were
trounced at Providence in a hard
fight, while Buffalo defeated Mon
treal after the stiffest kind of bat
Ting, the contest going thirteen in
nings to a 1 to verdict. Rochester
frightened its grip on third place by
defeating Toronto, while Baltimore
snatched victory from Jersey City.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Jersey City
got good lead early in yesterdays
game, having a to advantage over
the Birds at one stage of the contest.
The Skeeters could not hold the pace,
however, and were beaten, IL to s.
Baltimore's fielding was very poor,
frye errors being charged against
Dunn's men. The score:
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Southern Association.

Southern Association.
New Orleans. Z; Montgomery, 5.
Mobile, 8; Memphis, l.
Birmingham at Chattanooga, rain;
At Nashville-Dispute over sched-
ule resulted in protest from Atlanta,
where neither Nashville players nor
umpires appeared on field.
New York and New Jersey League.
Newburg. IL; Danbury, 3.
Virginia League.
Portsmouth. 5; Richmond. 1.
Petersburg, 8: Roanoke. 0.
Newport News 9; Norfolk. lten
innings.
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TORONTO.

Totals. So 10 81 16 Totals.... 80 72714
Runs-Graham; linn. Simmons, Conroy
Errors-Graham; ]. Martin.
Toronto ....... o 0 0 0 0 O. 0 ] OIL
Rochester ...... 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
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Wilmington. II: York. 8.
Trenton. ?; Allentown. ten inn
ingc.
Harrisburg, 20; Atlantic City. 0.
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YANKEES NEARLY
TAKE TWO GAMES
That Is, Boston Red Sox Only
Beat Them by Scores of
4-3 and SO.
ATHLETICS WIN DOUBLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays ResuIts.
Boston, a New York, 3.
Boston, 8; New York, 6;
Philadelphia, 8; Washington, l.
Philadelphia, A; Washington, 3.
Games Today.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at philadelphia,
st. Louis at Washington.
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Eastern Association.
Bridgeport, s; New London, T..
Holyoke. 4; Waterbury 8.
Hartford, s; Springfield, 2.
New Haven. 2; Pittsf1eld, (four-
teen innings.
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New York State League.
Wilkesbarre. 2; Troy. 0. Troy, 6;
Wilkesbarre, 2.
Binghamton. 4: Syracuse, 8.
Scranton. 2; Albany. l.
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lew York and New Jersey League.
Jewburg. IL; Danbury, 3.
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New England League.
Lowell. 5; New Bedford, 5.
Portland, 5; Brockton, 4.
Worcester. 5; Fall River. 4.
Lynn, 8; Lawrence, 0.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
12DAYSOE nDRR|DHEAT
MAKES Three STATES
IN West LIKE DESERT
Water Famine in Missouri
Kansas and Oklahoma
Crops Burned in Fields.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. 1s.-TIow 20
get water for man and beast and how
to save a little out Of ruined crops Of
corn and other late summer products
presented Missouri Kansas and Okla.
homa, an increasingly serious problem
to-day. 1t was the twelfth day Of In
tense heat. Scattered showers last
niGht were Intellectual.
Cisterns ara dry all over the country.
Springs that never before were know
to fail have ceased to flow. In many
sections good deep wen 10 gold mine
Long trains of tank cars supply several
Oklahoma and western Kansas towns
. with all the water they get. o. ...
A train Of thirty cars Of water was
shipped from Pittsburgh, Kan. to-day to
the mines Of the coal company In the
Pittsburgh district to be used by the
hundreds Of miners and their families
and for operating the eompany's engines.
The expense Of shipping the water. how.
ever. 10 20 great that several smaller
mines have been shut down.
In q section OF Seward County.
Kansas. where no rain has fallen In
two monthA the few wells that stin give
water are surrounded by campers. Gam
lilies that have closed house and gone
to tent near . water source
Strange stories OF heat pranks come
from all parts Of the country. From
Alma, Kan, came . report, vouched
Tor by one Of the city fathers. that q
woman In . moment Of desperation.
wishing to VERIFY or kill forever the
old story of frying an ess In the sun
had prepared . fresh laid one nicely In
Q skillet with butter and fried II TO .
T" on Q 9lasstone before her door with
only the sun for heat.
Fire, which did nearly . thou.
sand dollars damage In the homo Of
DR.. Theodore Kroesch. at Enterprise
Ran. was attributed BY the doctor q
the suns rays shining through &
lamp chimney In his study window
upon papers on q desk.
BY noon to-day In most sections OF
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma. the
mercury was wsn on the way to the
100 marx. In Topeka last night wal
the eleventh hand hunning during
which the thsrmomstsr had not gons
below Is. Last nights minimum
there was n.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
R|07|NG IN BROOKLYN
WHEN STRIKERS CLASH
WITH NON-UN|ON men
Silk Mill Workers Fight With
Clubs and Stones-Ssv-
eral Are Hurt.

The operators Of the DeKalb Knit.
ting Mills At DsxAib and Throop
avenues. Brooklyn. were detected
this morning In their efforts to
keep the plant running with non.
union labor while the regular workers,
along with the operatives Of other silk
mills, are out on strike. The strikers
supposed that the mill had been closed
since Monday Of last week. when the
strike began. until this morning. when n
was discovered that It had operated
right along with non-union labor.
~Abouts sky strikers At 7 A. N. to-day
met an automobile van that was con.
veying twenty-four non-union workers
to the mill. An attack was made. The
strikers used clubs and stones. Tn,
eighteen men and six women who wsr,
In the van were yanked out and prstt,
roughly handled. It was at Harrison
avenue and Wallabout street that tn,
attack was made. A RIOT call was sen
| In And the entire reserve force Of IN,
Ciymsr street station was sent to tn,
scenh
, David Berger. siShtesn. Of No. Z
Ackibbin street,. Elijah Aronowits
J twsnty-one. Of No. ss75 Ninetssntl
| avenue. Bath Beach. and Adolph Hers
bers. twsnty.one. Of No. 90 0srr,
street. were arrested charged wit
felOnious assault.
Bernard 0reenbsrs. Of No. 11s Har
rison avenue. one Of the pon.unio
workers. was badly beaten over tn
head and was sent homo In an ambu
lance. He was suffering from cor
oussion OF the brain.
Jacob Mendelsohn. Of No. sS7 D
Kalb avenue. also non-union worker
was sent home In an ambulance H
had . badly bruised head.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
HUSBAND HIRED DEcoY
TO TRAP her, WIfE,sAyS
Demands $3.50 a Week Aiimony Of
Mult-millionaire Martin Pend
ing Separation Suit.

supreme Court Justice oisgsrsch to-
day took under advisemsnt the question
II Samuel q. Martin. . mulu-m1iliooaar
mining man, shall pay his wife. Mabel
Eioise. go . week aiimony and gtvs
her attorneys t2.ooo counsel fss.
Mra Martin filed suit against her
husband for . separation two days ago.
Her principal charge was that her hus.
band sent . young man to dscoy her to
. restaurant. whore. she alleges. the
husband planned to break N and bring
suit for divorce against her.
Circuit Court Judge Cunison Of Coun.
eli Bluffs. Ia. 10 Mrs. Martins father.
Her husband owns mining and water
properties worth ts.ooo.o0O In Colorado.
she claims. The couple were married
In Cheyenne. wyo.. In 1905 and came to
New York in 1909. Mrs. Martin lives
at No. 600 West One Hundred and For
ty-sscond street and attends q business
college. Beside her sits her husbands
son, Lawrence. and the two are prspar-
Ing for business careers.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
WHITE HOPES, HEY?
THERE H'A|N'T NONE,
EXPERT vernon
Unwieldy in Ireland, Hard
Punchers in Wales, Sea.
Pigs in Scotland.

The Mauretania of the cunard Line
arrived to-day with . big passenger
list On board was Pommery Bob"
six weeks tour, Of ireland. Scotland
and wales. looking for white hopes.
Every town In ireland had q white
hope" said Mr.. Vernon. but while they
are all big and strong they know moth
ing about boxing. In the County Mayo
the proud villagers Of Cruckspulagud-
haun led me out Mike Finnegan. . bit
Of six foot four lad with . fist like .
ham. I boxed with him and he quit at
ter . few rounds just when was get
ting ~inded and easy for q blind man.
He said he was afraid he'd hurt me.
over In my own country. Wales. ] met
some real men. " the nice little town
OF LlAnfarfschan there 10 .Ad John
Cadwailader who has the kick Of a mule
In his left hand. II hit me and five min
utes dropped out Of my life. Something
may be brought from Wales yet that
vii, be tho goods. couldn't find .
fighter at ali IN Cornwall. The fighters
are big fat sea pigs"
Dave Montgomery. the actor. re-
turned with $4,000 he had made In
England following the lead Of his
friend. Jockey Danny Mahsr. riding
for Lord Rossberry. TT pays for the
trip" said Dave.
"Billis" Burke was very III on the
way over and required the constant
care OF her mother. 1t 10 not certain
she will be able to resume her work
In the fall.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
CAN'T BUY 4 SHoESTRIn6,
EVELYN TnAW TEST|F|ES
Hasn't an Asset and Gave Articles
Gorham Company Sues For to
Mother for Debt.

DESPITE the big saAry which she y
said IN draw for nightly exhibitions
=, a.nc,n. rv.,,,, N..h,, rr.v .av.
",. .s....s..
mo ns"' money '" ous
~ Tor paying biIs' pert'cWaIiy tns' u
the 0orham Company for 0.0S,O. sne
wishes she had the % cents. She -
absolutely without assets" she told
Referee STANLEY w. Dexter to-day At
MI. ow,.. NJ ~ neo.Av.v IN ore.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
WAKES TO FIND WIFE
SUICIDE IN BATHTuB
Mrs. Henry Miller, of Borough Park,
Takes Own Life on Eve of De-
parture on Vacation Trip

Henry Miller. . well known resident
Of Borough Park and q member Of the
Borough Park Club. awoke at s o'clock
this morning at his residence. No. 1875
rorty-fourth street and. missing his
wife. went In search Of her. smell
Of gas led him to She bathroom. He
found Mrs. Miller lying in the tub. .
gas tube In her mouth, dead.
Mrs. Miller. had planned to leave to-
day on . holiday with her husband and
nve children and. ~ late as last night.
expressed herself a. In good health and
spirits. Mr.. Miller could offer no ex-
PLANTATION.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
How, When and Where to Enter Your Baby
For the Big Prize Contest Non Under Way

CONTEST At LITTLE AoTAERs AID ASSOCIATION No - Second
children
Aug In
CONTEST GREENWICH HOUSE opsnd
registration
RIVER
North River Age nuit vor
ssnsrss Nnn svsnss from 70 y NJ and !on street 70 SP
rsu youssuA strsst Broeka
n priiss
CONTENTS CHDL0nA NDIoHBORHO0D ASSOCIATION
In
dates -
egnG q .
The evening world., 1913-08-15
COURT WON'T LET FATHER
ATTEND cHlLp'S FUNERAL.
schultz Pleads In Vain After Ills
Conduit Shocks Household Where
Daughter Lies Dead

; Nay Sehuits. dressed II ESQ moura.
iny, impioesd NaSistrass oehults In
Hay,sm Court to-day 70 leok " her
enGha9 until after thG funeral q her
sis(se Dmma this afternoon.
: MA surely don't want me to lock
J % yevr father at such . timer Inter.
-pase1 the magistrate.
'1aAssd ! do. judge" the petitioner
answered. III you don't an afraid
my mother Will % Grassy with fear Of
49,
: OehuitA the daughter said was
ssupjevod In the railroad shops, at
UtsASuvA. Conn. He cane 70 the family
ihsu3 No. go West One Hundred and
'oietyviNsath street last aishA and
1890 b ~ allowed one look 81 the
sbeay n his twsaty-yssr OLD daughter.
whe ~ Tuesday after . long ilinssa
After 3 brief visit 70 the dad hs
'wsst S1astly svoy. An hour later. his
Aau0Atae testified. he came beck In
!. toxjcaaoo and made - much disturb
auco that she called In Policsmaa
0awasky, who locked him UP. The man
/, prAsoutod Q sorry spectacle In court
q ~ rbeggsd his lAushtsr 70 rslsnt
anl promised TO teks the hrst train
:. . otoAford Il he vas let 90.
III yQu 20 near your famiiys house
aail The court. cor make . disturbance
} at yeur daughters funeral. III sent
yev 10 the Ishnd.s
yAther and daughter left the court
ssesratsay. the daushtss weeping Bit
terry.
The evening world., 1913-08-15

watching mothSrs-thero are always
rows and groups of them in the wicker
chairs. hiling one corner--iesrn . ieAaon
most important to the welfare OF tns
growing child-Aow to keep him health
lily and happily employed at home. They
receivs.- too. much indirect suggestion"
~ to the value Of cleanliness and good
department. *
Also Greenwich House has always been
very much interested In sending moth.
ers and babies to the country for At
least a-breath OF summer coolness. Two
country campo are being maintained BY
the settlement this summer. And last
summer i.s0 children were. sent away
for holidays VARYING from one day to
eisht weeks.
Do you wonder that the Green vich
BABY 4h0w bids fair 70 b . records
brsAksrf The crusade for bsttsr babies
has even enlisted grandpas's symra.
Tides. Il VS. the grandfather Of nine
tssn-months' old John Cassidy vAe ~
tered him yesterday. ....... g..
-Four babies responded to the last call
for rsgigtradon ct No. ~ Second a~s'
nue. yesterday afternoon. 80 the contest
engineered by The Evening World and
the Little Mothers Aid Association
stands with ~ babies AWAITING the
day-0rt rather. dsys--0f judgment
Fifty babies will DO examined next Mon
day. Aug. u. between y and II In thu
morning and and Z In the afternoon
On Eussday sishty babies Will b,
Judged, 'and we'll see II we're swamped.
oaad one Of the members Of the commit
tss on arrangements. An attempt vii
b maAs to finish up the list Of candi
dstss on W>dnssday and ThursdA'
and the prisss will probably be awards'
ON Saturday At the end OF the week,
The evening world., 1913-08-15
THIN FOR YEARS." CAINS q
POUNDS in q DAYS"
1saaskaAls E1Dssisase - y. q
sss. DaAlds U Wdght
Wsa1sefully.

"f vas all run dswn 70 the vssy VET
TOM" writss ,. 0asasa. ~ hsd 70 quat
work I ives % weak. Now. thanks e
sareoi. I look like . new man. ] sessso
~ pounds In - days."
"earsei has put "a peunds On me IN
u days." states ". b. Roberts ut has
maSe me sleep we'll. sajey what ! ate
ana saas,sd me 70 work With interest
ana pleasure"
~ vsishsd iss pounds when corp.
msnced taking sarsoi. After taking 10
days I wsighsd i%t pounds. ear6oi 70
the most wonderful preparation for flesh
building I have ever SEEM" declares d.
Nnrtin. and J. Meier slds: "vVr the
past twsnty years I have taken medicine
every Gay for indigestion end set thin.
nsr ever yer. ! tosk Sargsl fes fssty
Asys end feel better thsa ] have felt 10
twenty yssrs. Ny weight hes insssessd
irons $50 to 40 pounds"
Whsa hundrsds Of men and women
ana there are hundreds. With more com.
Ing every day-iiving IN every noek and
corner n this broad land. voluntarily
testify TO weight increases ranging Gil
thu way from 10 to - pounds given them
BY sarsoi, you must admit M. and Mrs.
and Mis- Thin Reader. that there must
be somsthing in this sarsoi method Of
flesh building after all.
Hadn't you better hook into II. Just A.
Thousands Of othsrs have donss Many
thin folks say: .I'd give most anythinv
TO nut on Q little extra weight" but when
some oas susRssts . way they sxclaim:
mot . chance. Nothins will make me
plump. ! an built to stay thin." Ustil
you have tried Ssrgol you do not and
cannot know that thu 10 true.
sarsol hes put pounds Of healthy "stsy
there" fissh on hundreds who doubted
ana IN spite Of their doubts. You don't
have to bslisvs In sarsol to grow plump
from it, use. leu Just take u and watch
we,ght pile up, hoiiows vanish and your
figure round out to pleasing and normal
proportions. You weigh yourself when
you begin and again when you finish ami
you let the scales tell the story.
sarsoi 10 absolutely harmless. II 10 =
tiny csncsntrsted tablet. You take one
with every meal. It mixes with the food
you eat for the purpose Of separating
al Of its flesh producing insrsdisnts. u:
prepares these fat making elements In an
easily ssiimiistsd fornt which the blood
can readily absorb and carry Gil over
your body. Plump. we'll developed Per.
sons don't need ssrgol to produce this
result. Their ass!miiativs machinery per
forms i,s functisas vttheu. aid. But thin
fslks sssimilstivs organs DO not. This
fatty portion Of their food now sees 10
waste tAreush their bodies like unburnsl
coal through an open crate. few
days test Of sarsei In your case will
surely prove whether or not this 10 true
Of ysu. Isa't II worth try'as' 4
The evening world., 1913-08-15
MOTHER KILLS HERSELF
WITH BABIES IN ARMS
Beautiful Woman Served viii,
Warrant Of Arrest Takes Poison
While Officer Waits.

CROSBY. Mimi. Aug. i6.-with her
two babies In her arms and towel over
her face to protect them from acid
which she had taken. Mrs.. Lola Blair.
twenty.eisht years old. an exceptionally
beautiful woman. died here to-day Just
after she had been served with . war
rant for hct arrest. The warrant. sworn
out by Mrs. William Guith. wife OF q
local contractor, accused her Of . statu-
tory otfense. 0uith was arrested later.
When . deputy sheriff went to the
Blair homo to-day with the warrant,
Mrs Blair asked time to pack . suit
case. Permission given. she went tc
her bedroom. took her babiss In heI
arms and killed herself. She dranl
four ounces Of poison. Before her mar
rage Mrs. Blair WAS known a. one o
Duluth's handsomes; high school girls
She was married in 1904 =.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
MOB KILLS NEGRO m JAIL.

Overpoweps Deputies aad sheets
Priseatr Accused - slayer.
MORGAN. o.. Aug. ia mob that
overpowered fifteen deputies. battered
Its way into the county jail here to-
day and shot dead Robert Lovett. q
negro accused Of killing two white
men.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
Fight ON mitchell
TAKEN TO COURT
REPUBLICAN
Frank Hendrick Seeks lnjunc-
ton to Prevent Endorsement
of Fusion Nominee.


s"o'''H' p'0"'"e"s IN "p'o-
acea politics IN the Twsoty-ssvsnth
Assembly District, appealed 20 the courts
49,. ,..v.. 90. ..... a..
wv " ''.s
"unsicsn Caty COMMITTEES when u
ueeee on nsxt Tuesday Of the name OF
yeAa purroy MitchS and the enAorse-
-. - 49,. 80 :. ~. ,s,.,s.,.
..~us.. e. 49,. ~. 80. =.
.-- ~. 1919
~- ~, o'p' .. - ,.~ s.
o'0oA''n .no o"ns "Se''
sWusd mn case nimseh Dur'ns tno
arepnent Hsndrick Sad he was . cand''
date for the Republican nomination.
Ne mede . long speech In support OF
ms conteaton ana seemed not to DO OLE.
mayed ~ Justice Cranes, freauenuy
expressed doubt a. TO whether ne nad
the legal power to grant the inJuncuon'
Heuen Haskell representing the no.
publican Committss. HANDED up . pre.
oppes'ns HendricKs arsumsns ano
justice crane sAsd ne woulo take tne
eoeeoon unoer adv'sement ana reserve
eeciHou.
hsndnck COMMANDED tnas a'tons' w
s0"sc D. Seee'A 0"c
H.@ snc ne po'nsee Dsme
C..uo rso:". M no az. ssu Jim.
ns. Oh Acco.nss $40 Ass
Cpuon S" ~ spPo'n'"s"' %
=. xc0'euao' TemmAny ~syoI.
.' ~ eos. IN oooe
"s q .". ''''sS e"s u
7
S~Ss " - L!M OH V.AV
O3ACS.
me endorssmsnt OF Aitchs oy me
Hspopucan CITY Committee sad ~.
aner'ck' would deprive the hspsoncaa
electors OF ehsf right end privilege 70
nominate candidate from their own
party ana his present candidacy unosr
endorssmmt q the Fusioa Committee
The evening world., 1913-08-15
mvsIcA TURNS AccusER.


900oo s1osb hSSUsSs sSses 6esH
Scr Held - LARGELY Charge.
Vrsasriek d. Holden Of Bsyshors. Z.
l.. formerly . broker associated WIKI
the Arm, Of Nuslca . Sons. was A.
raignsd before Judge Rosalsky In Gen.
sral Sessions to-day upon IN indict-
meat charging grand larceny. Tue In.
dietmsnt. found BY the 0rand Jury
MA informatlen given BY Philip Nu.
~. who hes Slssdsd guilty TO- the
oAsrgs Of srssd )asesny. alleges that
~ Oct. q. I'M, Hel6sa obtained $4,000
nVn TIE brskernos Arm Of Psarcs
ugsehsrs. No II 1stAsry Pasos. ON In
,uD(ees cevsrinS tusnty-six CASES Of hu-
"a hair eoasisnsd 70 NarssIiIss.
q WI ths oases we're opsped on the
Uhb0D LAne pier In BroeklyH only e3l
UOrth 81 hair YES found. the rest Of
- Gnoo0 uas allsd With shavinSs and
oeeQDa ueolee was hel6 Tor ploadtng
- 11aooo hn1l which IVES flnenjshe1
~ " Sussty ssnpsay.
The evening world., 1913-08-15

YORK. Nc. Aug. l5.-James Curran.
forty. Of Boston. died las. night OF
injuries suffered Tuesday when struck
by an automobile driven ty Misc Ellis.
abeth Perkins Of New York City.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
Envoy 70 washiagtea.
HtINEOS AYRES, ArRonttua. Aux, IL,

bUNEO5 - NhS'' "Tbeut'"A' NVb' W
Senator Don Benito Vilianuevs. the
head Of the special mission which will
proceed to Washington to thank the
United States Government for IT, par
ticipation in Argentina's centennial
celebration. leaves here at the end
Of September. He will travel by
way Of Chill and will then visit
the Panama Canal, before going to
washipgton. Afterward. he will 10 a.
special shyoy 20, the Asiatic nations.
The evening world., 1913-08-15
Cha~.se Fight at Gates Of Making

Chinese FiWht ~ Gates at Marking.
PEIilNG. China. Aug, 15.-shsrp fight
Ing was In progress yesterday-o on Purple
Hin. outside Nankang. between tn.
Northern troops and southern rsscls.
according TO . consular dispatch re-
csived 1T Picking to-day. Up 70 the
time the tslsgram was fl.ct neither side
had been victorious =
The evening world., 1913-08-15

WiI6On'0 TOUch 70 FIre U1h'
WASHINGTON. Aug. ib.-Prssident
Wilson viii, press . button In tho White
House at 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
which will IRE q gun in Grant Park.
Chicago. at the water carnival welcom-
ing the Niagara, the reconstructed flag
shin Of Commodore Porry's fleet.
The evening world., 1913-08-15

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The evening world., 1913-08-15

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