The evening world., 1913-09-03
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= FOR NEW RECORD
06e Pans at Baseball Game
] omoke-Eaters Keep Score
At River Front.


01o001 Halaoa began 20 asvivS n the
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- bs0annin0 q ne tvsivs-hous tsss
- s.h1ettsoa Of IRE snsinsA
0oSvea entrants VEN aligned on the
~. and promptly a. the appointed
AsuP bsgaa % prove thsir spoutins abil-
~. ~ ths street end was erected .
eeuetin board In he manner q . base
bail score bulletin. and 'fAns'' lined up
- front. score cards In hand and noted
the prosress Of the contestants, hour by
heur-the number Of gallons DISCHARGED,
sadse how much pressure and what
GDnAitions.
meteor buses carried the deieeasc~
Ssewsn the Grand Central Palace and
- pier. AZ the former was q con.
saoese6as crowd Of delegates and their
W0meo friends. though no forma, pro-
osamme Of business was down for tho
~.
~ p. ~. Mrs.. John Kenion presided
Svef . large luncheon party Of Writing
wsmsn at the Hotel Plaza. while their
eauoands, having tired of the tests at
he river. went over to Recreation PARK.
Long Island CRY. to see . baseball
OAms between nines Of the Fire and
relics Departments. This evening a
thousand Of the Visiting delegates will
8 ~ the Hippodroms.
Already politics has shown it, head
ct the convention. Election Of officers
VIM be held on Saturday. but for at
least two days the long finger Of con-
3ecture has been busy feeling around
among the possibls candidates for
President next year.
Chief John Ksplou Of New York, Il
= virtually conceded. can have the place
. hs wants II. He has lowered head
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eeach Win the d.nar,msnt Atv.v.
oourtaous and rood na,ured. though
u>vsr verbose or efYus,ve. and nivays
q me alert TO prove the hospitality Of
New York 70 IL visitors beyond q
luebt Chisf Ksulon has added largely
= Ais sirsaAy extensive circle Of friends.
4 anything initiates against Chief
xsnlon's candidacy Il 70 the natural
9eAiousy Of the smaller towns around
New 1oSx. Q sssaing never aosent from
national anairs where the provinces
efe necessarily represented more nu-
Netoes'y than me me'ropons aho an
vsey IN Ssepo3"oh 70 pooulA'o"'
kgNloN DOESN'T WANT the
OFFICE.
- ne prhcinal rsason vhy Chief
xeniou probably viii not bs elected u
tn he Doesn't want the lob, having,
a. he might Say, trouble enough already
ana plenty more In nght. This being
the case. the way 10 open for several
candidates from the provinces.
Chief A. v. Bonnet Of Birmingham.
Ala. 10 the choice Of some OF the dele
SatsA He read . paper 1t IN early
session on motor apparatus which un-
loubtsdiy made Q favorable impression
- II considered Q man OF ability and
Q good mixer. Next 10 Chief Kenlon.
~. Dsnast WeulA undoubtedly be hrst
shoies II the election were to be held
. to-day. There are others. but they are
nowhsrs N the race. according to pres
~ day dope"
4 delegate who might b. strong
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