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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

meStu pa Je NpelJala tax red, ka
kor da so Srbi vsaj re V Sisku.
Zbiranje Judi pc ulicah, brez-
delno postaJanjc, tako posamezni-
kov kakor mnozic, je najoStrozc
prcpovcdanO. Otroci, vajenci in
rokodclski p%omocniki ne smejo pc
e. zvcGcr ma ulicc brez nadzorstva
cato so odgOvorni njihovi rodite-
Iii, oziroma delodajalci. Po 9. I'VE
Ger pa Sploh nihcc ne SINE ma ulico
ako Sc ne izkaze, da ina opravilo
ManjSe krtme morajo biti zaprte
od Sestih zvcGcr. IliSna vrata in
trgovinc morajo biti od scdmih
zvc6cr do Scstih zjutraj zaprte.
Aretacije mad aretacije. - Mem
Ski listi porotajo, da so zaprli pc
koroSkem in Stajerskem wee oseb
osumljcnih veleizdajstva. V Sko.
Gidolu so aretirali, pa zopet izpu.
still III dine II. avg. zopet a%retirali
zupnika Antona Gabrona. V We.
trinju so zaprli zupnika Ivana
Snedica, LimbuSu zupnika
Andreja Brabica, Xxi j. baje smell
l. zvonika cesarsko zastavo, Obcsil
pa Slovensko trobojnico in jo po.
ljubil. pri postal Gumern so IA.
prli JOzefa Dagarina, delavca il
Skofjc Lokc, V F'ramu ma Stajer-
Skem zupnika Franco MurSeca
potcm zupnika V Cerkovcih in ka
pclana V llocju, Celju pa ravna.
telja SlovcnSke posojilnicc Ivana
Smrtnika. Enemu vklenjenih du,
hovnikov je Y Gradcu nekdo plju
nil Y obraz, Drug mu j. pa dial
zauSnico. V Opatiji in Noloski.
pravi "Grazer Tagblatt''. pometa
med Slovcnci in "IIrvati zclezna
mctla. Iaprli so ondi advokat
skega koncipijenta DIR. OrliGa in
dclclmega poslanca DIR. Ccrvarja
dr. Mandica. trgovca P~cruSica
ldravnika Dir. PogaGica in drugc
Prcpcljali 80 Jill Y TrSt. Omenjcni
list pravi, da : TEN vista opatij
SIKH velcizdajalcev. XII ~sovrazijo in
prcganjajo Ncmce, 81 mi koncana
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
Dunaj in Budimpe5to utrjuje-

10. H. nckaj casa prihaiajo We
sti. ia Sc Dunaj utrjujc. /aGctko-
ma So pravili, da Sc godi To IL
liubczni do brczposclnih dclavccv,
katcrim mi ma drug nacin mogOGc
poskrbcti della. kdor puzna social
no brcZbriZnoSt avStrijSkc Wade,
XII od lcta 1905, ko j. bill prvic
predlozcn zakonski naGrt o social
mem ZavarOvanju, pa do lcta 1914.
III Znala niceSar s%tOriti, ia hi bill
ia zakon priScl pod Strcho i'm dobil
v~ellaVo, Ia So mora smciati brigi
AvStrijc n brozposcmc. NGaSi jc
imcla vlada zanjc policiiskc sab
lje; lcta 1911. jc imcla zanic vo-
.iaSkc kroglc III baionctc. Ma otta-
krinSkem pokopal. blizu Schulz
mcicricvcga groba lczc zrtyc av-
strijskc socialnc oskrbc. Mad av-
striisko viado hi Sc bill moral Ego
dit binkostni tudcz, ola hi dala
kaj delati zaradi brczposclnih.
Idaj pa rcsnici ~ govori dru-
gaGc. Ne lc Dunaj, ampak tudi
BudimpcSta Sc utrdi. In uradno
pOrocilo. XII tolazi narodc zaradi
tega, pravi:
"Svctovna vojna. Iii dobiva We.
homer vecji obseg. malaga vsem
drzavam Y prvi vrsti bojujocim
da Sc zanimajO "a rcSitev defenziv.
nth problcmov, Xxi daieio vprico
representative konstelacijc dol
&c vojne gotovOst pred prcscnc-
Genji, Xxi jc potrcbna IA doslcdno
izvajanjc vodilnc vojnc miSli, o.
fenzivc. Zato Sc uvcdcjo davno
nameravana in V mobilizaci.iskil
nacrtih zc pripravljcna U~trjcvalna
della oh donavski crti, katcrih eli
JIG zavarovanjc najvazncjSih, torci
tudi obch glavnih NEST. Prebi.
valstvo obch draw monarhijc. Xxi
gre $ takO moZato OdloGnoStjo y
bOj, gotovo odobri tn odlok. II
izvira tudi IL cnakc miSli, Xxi jc lc-
ia 1870. napcljala PruSiio. da ic
dala izvcsti |utrjcvalna della Der
linu, namrcG miscl, da moraio bit.
narodi, XII Sc bojujcio IA vclikc ci.
lie, pripravlicni ma trd odpor, in
Ola poGiva ofcnziva lc takrat ma
trdni podlagi in da more biti il
tcda.j ~izvrScna $ svczimi, cncrgiG
mimi silami, Gc ic tudi defcnzivi
dovoli pripravljena."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
Avstrijska izjava ic znatilna 5

AVstr1Jska lzJaVa j. AhaclIna :"
IL cncga razloga. Njcna vscbina
pomcni, da nj upanja ma nagcl ko-
nee Voinc, &C. Sc ne zgodi kai pn-
Scbncga. IL t. lzjave je razvidno
da 81 hoGc Avstrija %bojcvati, tudi
Gc pridcBudimpcSta ali Dunaj Y
ncvarnost. Gospodjc V gcncralncm
Stabu gOtovo ne mislijo, da bodo
Prusi r. jutri oh Donavi. I'm de- Sc
zgodi, ola DO res trcba braniti to
Grto, DO AvStrija r. hudo tcprna.
kljub tcmu namcrava tudi Y tenn
sluGaju odpor, Torci - dolga
vojna!
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14
WAR HAS ILL EFFECT
ON COTTON INDUSTRY

Washington, Sept. 1I.-The eX-
tent of the effect of the European
war on the American cotton industry
was disclosed today in the census
bureaus August cotton consumption
report showing that during August
only 21,21O bales of Gotten was ex-
ported. while during August last
year 251. bales went abroad.
Great Britain took only 6.370
bales this August while last August
she took 77.3SS; Germany took only
80 bales against 72.92S year ago:
France took only five bales against
1888 year ago: Italy took l.5i6
against 1865 Il year ago, and all
other countries took 1927 against
40,255 year ago.
The supply of cotton during the
year of 1914 which ended August 81
was more than 10000. 900. The ex-
ports for the year amounted to s.
81 .54S bales; the domestic consump-
ton, 5,577,2G5 bales.
An extraordinary feature of the re-
port was the fact that more cotton
was imported during August than
was exported by the United States,
which last year supplied almost 81
per cent of the worlds cotton.
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FOR TRADE.
Automobile or machinery for con-
crete work. Hawkins 4 Barnett. 3t
LABORER MURDERED
FROM AMBPSH ON WAY HOME

Pueblo, Colo. Sept. 14.-Am-
bushed and shot down as he walked
homeward along the railroad tracks
late last night. Alex Howard. 40
years old, laborer, was slain and
his body tossed into clump of
weeds.
The body was found today by boys
who were playing in the vicinity.
Two bullet holes were found when
the coroner held an autopsy. There
is no known motive for the crime.
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misery. All! how comfortable your feet
feel. Get 25 cent box of "T1Z" now at
any druggist or department store. Don't
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hat never swell, never hurt, never get
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more shoe tight
ness, no more limp
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face in agony.
"TIZ" is magical, p,
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"TIZ" draws out
all the poisonous
exudations which
puff up the feet.
Use "TfZ" and for
Get, yOnr foot
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Want nigh grade employe? Or
the better grade OF servants? Make
use Of the want columns OF The
Chronicle-News. II
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Read the Chronicle News for
the latest and most reliable war
news-furnished by the Associat-
cd Press, the greatest news-gath-
ering agency in the world.
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eral from Nancy to the vosges. Yes
terday evening French territory in
this vicinity had been completely
evacuated. H d
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Can use several ambitious ener-
getic salesmcn: most attractive land
and orchard proposition ever offered;
selling rapidly and giving complete
satisfaction; leads furnished; one
salesman earned 100000 in two
weeks. Address Frank r. Babcock.
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Film developing, any size roll, 1Oc.
Printing &c and up. Green's Drug
Store. II
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Paris as Reading is to London.

Paris as Reading is to London.
THE second attempt on the Ourcu
shared the fate OF the first. Through
all Monday night anil wei cn into
Tuesday the gr !. German guns
doomed along Ills river but thu re-
sistance OF the al.ies .'..::': net be
broken.
"'Hold!' was the command and
every man bracei himself TO obey.
While the Ourcq was being held 'he
struggle on the ntiCr wing was
bearing great fruits. for en- Tuesday
morning the Ger:nel line was b'ok-
en-.
"On Tuesday night the B"it'sh
were in possession of La Fcrte. sous
Jourarrea and Oh, ATS Tsierrey ard
the Germans hat fal!cn %ack 40
miles leaving a loog train of spoils
behind them.
ION the same day. in the neigh
borhood of Vitry-LeFranCnia the
victory.
"On "Wednesday the English army
continued the pursuit towards the
north. taking guns and prisoners
1.-THE incidents OF Wednesd;h; will.
astound the world when made known
in full. know that two German lie.
tachments of 1000 men ea:! were
surrounded and cornered bat whi:h
refused to surrender were wi1cl out
almost to the last man.
"The keynote of these operations
was the tremendous attack Of The al
lies along the Ourcq on ':uesda s
which showed the German con niani-
er that his lines were thrlatcnce.
Then came the crowning strike. Ihha
army Of the OurcQ and OF the Mc'nA
and the army of Sezanne i"cw to-
gether like the blades of 4 paii of
scissors. the pivot of which was in
the region of the Grand MORN, Tie
German retreat was thus force
toward the east and 1t speedily hc-
came rout."
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

NOTICE.
For the protection or the timber
and grazing and to preserve the in
crease the game and fish thereon.
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co.. and the Colorado Fut and Iron
Co., hereby give notice that all tres
passing, hunting or fishing on their
lands in Las Animas County, Colo
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal Il Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By J. +. Welborn. President.
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a couple OF gentlemen for front
room. Address Ada, this office. 2t"
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''T|z'' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET.

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol.
len feet. swcaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Goodbye corns, callouses, bunions and
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Between Gentry circus and Novel
ty Works or starkville, one Tiffany
set ruby ring. Finder please return
to Mrs. c. o. Mcclure, Starkville or
call Red 1881 and receive liberal re-
ward. Ct
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14
LOST.

Small gold cross pin; IS. J. A.
a." 1t
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Board and room by couple. Ad-
dress Ada, this office; close to c. &
.. yards. 2tH
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Unfurnished s-room strictly mod
ern house; will sell cheap. .ij4O1 w.
Baca. Walt Gaskins. "' tt
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WANTED,

All who do not receive their
Chronicle-News to phone this office
between $500 and 7:0O the same
evening.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Secondhand saddle. weight 35 or
40 pounds. Red 43. 3t
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14


Berlin. (by Wireless by way of
Sayville, l.. ID.-The headau9rte:
of the German army in Berlin to-
day gave out the following official
report:
"The German Crown Primes has
captured the enemy's fortified posi-
tion southA est Of Verdun aud is now
bomfardins with heavy artillery the
outer forts lying to the south
"A battle is In progress between
Paris and the river Mara, over n
front of 1875 kilometres. strs;ching
from Natcuil west where the English
forces are, to Vitry.
THE Crown Princes amy Is sep
arated from the main battle by the
forest of Argonne.
"The armies of the Crown Prince
OF Bavaria and General Won Hc"rin-
gen are in formal battle near the up
per Mosselle.
ambassador to Germany, has given
out an interview to the rpess, deny
ing persistent reports that the Unit
ed States was, preparing to join tho
allies; that Mr.. Whitlock. American
minister at Brussels, had attached
the Mayor of Brussels to his staff;
that the American flag had been
raised at Client; that the TucHertun
incident was an unfrieLd!, disc-:m-
ination against Germany. and advis-
ing Americans to Murray Hway be-
cause the United States was going 20
war.
General HindcnberE mas defeated
the Russians, has crossed III" Russian
frontier and up to the Lessen: time
has taken 10000 prisoners. ard
captured so guns and many machine
guns and aeroplanes.
Another official report issued to-
day says:
THE Crown Princes army is now
attacking the forts between Verdun
and Toulon on both sides.
Prince Joachicm arrived today in
Berlin and has been lodged in Belle
Nue Palace.
Last nights official details of the
battlte to the east of Paris cannot
YET De Haue DuDllc. new Dattie is
in progress which up to the present
has been favorable to the Germans.
Reports from Paris and London of
n German defeat are declared un-
true"
Paris, Sept. Alt was officially
announced this afternoon that the
Germans still are retiring every
They are abandoning all the
positions which they erected to cover
4 possible retreat.
The official statement follows:
First: On our left wing the enc
ny had prepared to the north of Ais
lie. between Compeigne and Scissors.
line of defense which it was forced 1
o abandon. Some detachments
which it had held at Amiens now
rave retired on Perrone and st.
Quentin.
Second: On the center the Ger
mans have taken up defensive po-
ition behind Rheims, but were un-
Lble to hold it. In the Argonne re-
ZION they turned back toward the
lorth beyond the forest of BeInoune
nd beyond Trancourt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

New modern five-room house. Call
Red 1898.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Four and tive-room modern nouses,
nicely furnished. Red 1902. If
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14
;tlIFoR RE1T.

Rooms for light housekeeping at
Luesrns. Phi. Baca 3s3 or A1s Beech.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Four-rOom brick and shed kitchen.
1913 Alta st. Tel. Trim. 22S. tt
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Two or three furnished rooms. Ad-
dress Ada, this office. 2t*
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14

Three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. GIL w. Topeka ave.
St
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-14
FOR SALE.

Stock ranch; plenty Of water and
outside range; bargain. j. F. Ar
thur, Opera House block.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
NOTES FOR HoRsEMEN.

Was Direct Vesta eligible to the
Horse Dealers SweebstaSe is a question
that has aroused local horsemen II. +.
Wallace, her former owner, can answer
the query.
y. S. r., bay PAGER, now has a record
Of 222 Ia Dixie Boy has mark Of
2l0 Ia, made at Oxford Pa, and Vir-
ginia patchen earned a record of 2.20 10
over the West Chester road.
Millie W. by Bohemia Boy, is the
queen Of the trotting brigade at half
mile dashes, on the Chamounix Speed
way. Oakland McGregor, by Bourbon
McGregor, holds the pacing honors.
Pilot Girl l3l trial 2.l7 IA, by Peter
the Great. 2.07 ii, dam by Axtell, has
foaled flly by Justone. 2.l3. Everett
Richards, Franllford, is the owner
The baltimore County Md. Racing
Commission has assigned dates for the
fall race meetings at Timonium and
Prospect Park for five days at each
track.
Lucy Van, by Anderson Wilkes, in
Henry buttons string, won second
money in the $1,000 purse at Chatham,
Ont, with a heat in 2l6 l.2
Princess March, by Prince March, is
going a 2l6 clip for Billy Biggs at
the oxford, Pa, half-mile track.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22

iHoicNteH PROFESSIONALS VINO were IN
eligible to win prizes.
The tie between Magahern and farrell
viii be shot of prior to the third Sat
urday in july which is the regular
date each month for the Connable Cup
contest
The scores made on the l6-var,ls
targets were good. Harry Carbon. who
jumped into the limelight last week
but not by shooting gave a very nice
exhibition Of blue rock busting" miss
but in his 100 To do this he slaugh.
tered 25 straight twice and then turn
ed in scores of % and %. Next in line
was "Old Reliable Fred +. Slenr Of
Collin2swood, y. j., with "a out ot
100. Fred is always a welcome visitor
al the Dupont Club and seldom fails 10
turn in good score He cracked out
three 24's on trap two, but admitted
that trap one got his goat, where he
broke but %.
Ward Hammond, the professional and
John AIinnick, worlds amateur cham
pion al $40 targets. came next with 03
out Of 100, Minnick broke q. "a. 20
and p to hang up this total while Ham
mond turned in card of -. %, "a and
"a. The scores in detail follow;
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
w. 9. WOOp.
SOLDIERS ARE READY FOR MEET.

DELAWARE CITY, Del, June 22-
The soldiers are ready for the first
field meet of the year, here tomorrow.
The Thirteenth Coast Artillery Band
will furnish music.
The following events will take place
in the order named, the value in
points for places being set after
each. The rules for the events are pre-
scribed in General Orders, No. 6. 1913.
1. Company race, first, 90: second,
Is; third, 12; fourth, 10; fifth, s; 9Th
G.
?. SsO-yard relay race, first, 20;
second, IL; third. 4.
g. Shot put, first IS; second, O.;
third, 3.
4 Standing broad jump, first, Is;
second, 8; third. g.
5. Potatoe. race, first, Is; second,
9; third, g.
6. 1oo-yard dash, first, 49, second,
9; third. g.
The officials are: Referee. Captain
Lynn S. Edwards, G. A. G.
First Lieutenant Pierre V. Kieffer,
c. A. C.
First, Lieutenant, John S. c. Field
en-, Jr., M. G.
Clerk of the course, First Lieuten-
ant John n. Reynolds. c. A. G.
Starting Judge, Captain Lewis S.
Ryan, G. A. G.
Time-keepers, First Lieutenant
Robert r. Welshimer, c. A. O.; First
Lieutenant Marcel s. Keene. G. A. C.;
Second Lieutenant Bird s. Dubois, G.
a. G.
Scorer and reporter, Second Lieu
tenant Earl B, Hochwalt. G. A. G.
Announcer. Corporal Farmer of the
112th Company. G A. O.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
Athletes WARM UP FOR
The JULY IA MEET

with the date for closing entries ap.
preaching Delaware athletes are busy
signing up for the Irish. American track
land field meet to be held at Wawaset
Park, July IS. "Tim7 Foley, who is
looking after the booking and other de-
tails Of the affair is optimistic as re-
suit Of the showing already made. Fo-
ley is confident the meet will surpass
any ever held here.
Among cinder path busters OF note
who have signed for the closed dashes
are A. H. Dean and w. v. Marshall
Both are we'll known as a result Of their
work for the Blue and Gold at Newark
Marshall also will be seen in the high
Jump.
Dr. J. D. Brown, University Of
Pennsylvania track star will line up
with number Of classy sprintera when
the l00-yard dashers are sent away
Smith, who riped off the l00.yard run in
ten seconds a short time ago win be at
scratch with Brown.
Wilmington will be represented in
many events willie" O'Connor and
Patrick Haley will be on the Job for the
Pioneer Club, while Crew Harrington
and Matthews will do the honors for
the Cherry and White Penlvn Hall will
send in Craig. Eaton and Bugles
The City Amateur League will com
pete in the mile feature as also viii The
Y. NJ c. A. and w M. II. A, "Willie"
Rheuby, Robert King, O'Toole and Crew
will be on a relay organization which
win be out to win
Wawaset Park will be the mecca OF
athletes from now until after the meet
ing, Practice will commence at
o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
YACHTS our THIS WEEK.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, June %. Tuning up
contests will be resumed on Long Is
land Sound this week by the three cup
yachts, Defiance, Resoluto and Nanitie.
The FRS race win be held off Green
wieh tomorrow, under the auspices OF
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. On
Thursday the trio will race again in
connection with the annual regatta OF
the New York Yacht Club. On Friday
and Saturday the Seawanhaka- Corinth-
ian Yacht Club viii hold races OIL
Oyster Bay for Commodore Harold S.
Nanderbilt's cup.
Next week the Sound trials will close
and after an overhauling, the three cup
yachts will 60 TO Newport for the ae-
tual elimination tests.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN WILMINGTON.
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Lids must be dofTed today to Walter
johnson, mighty swatter, who broke
the Senators losing streak by circuit
smashing with the bases full
As a hurler, however, the brilliant
Walter was still considerably lacking
in the goods, although he held the Tig-
ers to seven hits.
ny Cobb was out Of tue gume, nurs-
ing the thumb he smashed against a
Detroit butchers jaw Saturday night
Playing his first game in Federal
League company Hal Chase got a
single and double and did stylish de-
fensive work for the Buiieds.
Jacques Fuurnier, who succeed Hal
Chase at first for the White Sox.
bingled twice himself helping put
down the Red Sox.
Pitcher James had the Mack slug
gers tanned and the Browns won a 5
TO 0 melee
evened the series By beating the Yanks
Marsans, exCincinnati Red, got two
doubles and a single in the Slou.Fed-
Baltimore game
The Chicago Feds were nearly even
with the White Sox in attendance
yesterday, 10000 fans entering the
Federal Park while the American
Leaguers entertained 1900.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
Maoahern and farrell Shoot
a Tie For The ConnabIe Cup

The eleventh Connable Cup event,
which was staged at the DUPONT
Trapshooting Club Saturday after
noon, served to draw out good
bunch Of gunners, who were anxious
to get their names on this attractive
trophy before the last contest, which
will be the next one, and the cup
goes into final competition. The hand
leaps range from 16 to % yeards, and
everything possible is done to
equalize the competition for the aver
age shot Results.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22

Under PERFECT weather conditions ves-
terday, 4. i. farrell, shooting from p
yards and John J. Magahern shooting
from Is yards, tied for first place with
score OF % out Of 25 This score was
also equaled by the professional, w. NJ.
Hammond, who shot from 20 yards. w.
A. Joslyn, another professional just re-
turned from conquests Of other fields,
particularly at the Eastern Handicap
at Bradford, turned in a score of 25
straight made from Is yards. The
scores in the Connable Cup event were:
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
CLAYTON AFTER DOVER.

CLAYTON, Del, June 22.-Clayton
A. c. has accepted the challenge of
Dover, and on Wednesday afternoon
will go down TO the capital to play
the first OF a series Of five games,
which L. Cobb. the manager, has ar
ranged with the Dover club.
While Clayton does not claim the
championship of the State, they do
claim that they will make any anna
teur team in the State "go some" to
be able to hold or retain the ANA
teur State championship.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22

a contest bet 5een three right and
three left-handed shooters was also
pulled off, and while the score was not
as close as anticipated. the outcome
was in doubt until late in the match
when Reed and Tuchton Of the '1eft-
les blew up. The left handlers teams
was composed OF Harry Reed. Stanley
Tuchton and CLYDE Leedom Leedom.
since having his arm broken some time
since has been shooting from his left
shoulder and the scores he makes are
surprising. The totals Were:
RIGHT HANnFRS
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
SideIighfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY bill" MCGOWAN

In a loosely played game at Fort
DUPONT yesterday, the soldiers de-
feated the dupont team, 10 to 5. The
locals played brilliant bali at times,
hut their playing as a whole was off
cclor.
The great work OF the Chesrook
team, which played their first City
League game on Saturday, with
Browntown, has caused quite a COM
motion about the C.-L. circuit In
deed the youngsters forced the
Browntown leaders TO the limit.
Manager Paul Allard, Of Chesrook,
says his boys Will soon be among
the leaders in the race. If his team
plays the article Of ball they dis
played Saturday, they may expect to
be around the top shortly.
Vaughn Johnson and Tied" Mason
made the fans look up by their SEN
Bational work.
After winning seven consecutive
games in the City League Frank Gil
Inns boys dropped three in a row.
They lost to Delaware Hard Fibre
Saturday at Concord Heights.
Manager Walter A. Grants Wood
lawn team led the league in club
batting. They have scored in all
their games two runs more than
Browntown.
Manager Frank strohman's Chris
tiana team is stiIl in the fight. The
C. A. G. lads won a hard fought
game from the Pioneers by a to 8
score
Andy Lenoir, the former New Cas-
tie backstop, banged out double and
triple for Eden.
Bancroft trimmed Parkside in the
wilmington League "Bill" Crouch
famed thirteen batsmen, which tells
the story.
Jack Lynch has at last developed
his longed for accomplishment "A
rennant winner"
Pitcher Morley, Of Hillside, surely
es a hard luck twirler This hard
working little moundman has famed
ten or more hatsmen in nearly every
game this season
Dave Keesey'a sons of rest will try
conclusions with Imp Ryans ALL
Ccllogians Wednesday afternoon, at
Riverview Park. double bill is
scheduled.
Trenton will be the attraction to-
day and tomorrow al Union street
grounds Large crowds are expected
lo be out