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Evening journal., 1914-07-25

hut an wicked servant. who know
his maeter'n viii. who had undertaken
hie service. hut who had been found
unfaithnil lie rhould have made
rome une Of the pound entfueted "a
him. ao that he would have had acme
fopulip 10 rhow,
This ucrvant represents those who
have entered into covenant with
the Lord "a be HE rrrvaniH, who
have received justification az iiia
hande but who have neglected 60
comply with their cnsasrmrnth FOR
rclf-Hacflnce Ia iiia service rhia
neglect indicates their unntnpne for
share ia tho Kingdom rhia class
ir represented IA the "fooleh vlr.
Gins" who failed to enter IN 20 the
wcddlns
"rhosc Mine Enemies slay Them"
Not until lie shall have nninhed
dealing with ilia own arrvanta az iiie
Second Coming viii Messiah begin to
deal with the world especially tiH
cnemira This statement of the
parable 10 borne out by numerous
scriptures When IeHuB prayed on
the night before lila oruoinNinn. lte
Haid ~ pray not for the world hut
Thus We eee tho work nf the GoHnei
Age outlined by our Lord u ie
! merely FOR the acleriiun and teHting
of llis HcrvaniH, with view 10 de-
tcrmlnlns which will be found worthy
Of association with Himself IN the
Rfoat Mllienniai Kingdom
At nrHi Thought we might gather
that v ~ Hlsninen that the King 81
| Glory viii he impacable. ferociouH.
unHymnathellc. with iilH enemies A
| picture Of this slaughter n given uH
/ Ia Revelation, where the Lord In
] represented Ia sloriuue majesty with
! the Hwofd proceeding out Of Ills
month that with u ile thouid Hmiie
the nations UievelationH ~ ibl.
| nleesed Hmltinni
This terrible carnage will mean a
| hreai blessing. for the Lord smiieH
10 heal when llls Word cute Nv the
heart u viii destroy the enemy for
unless The Lords enemies he thus
brought into Hubieotion nothing will
irmaih for them but final extinction
1.-THE soul that will not hear that
Prophet shall hr duHifoyed from
amongst the people"
Another similar picture Of tho
progress Of MeHaiah'H Kingdom iH
given ue Ia nsuraiive language aH
follows "gifd Thy sword upon rhv
thigh q Thou most Mighty. with rhy
Hlofy and Thy majesty Thy fighl
hand shall teach Thee terrible things
Thine arrows shall be- sharp IN the
hearts of tho Kings enemies. where
boy tho people shall fall under Thee
U'raim ibg,bl Here the establish
meni Of MrHHish's Kingdom with
power. great glory and maieaty s
presented In pictorial imagery and
tho sharp arrows of Divine Truth are
represented aH HlauRhleflng the hosts
nf error
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
UNION pRrsnYrrRfAn SERVICES.

Union services 0f the FIRST aud Cen.
irHi Presbyterian Churches viii br held
on SUNDAY in The Central Church King
street below Eighth street ai 4 o'clock
The liev = " Crawford minister Of
Genital Church. viii preach On the sub.
ieci "1he Teasing 0i The Niannp." Che
losses and gains If life. Tho quartet
choir of ihp church will furnish thr mn.
sif
The evening service viii bf held M
kifkWood Park ~ $50 O'Clock Mr Cfaw
ford viii speak ai this service Sunday
school Of The iHo churches will be held
Ht 10 o'clock IN The respective churches
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Mn cARpFN1ER An HANOVER

w lltandtwine 10 o. Chufoh eofonef
Twenty second and Market streets the
Rev y. w. Carpenter pastor. tomorrow
morning. ihe Rev u i Jackson. pastor
of Hanover Presbyterian will preach.
arrangements having been made where
by he aud NJ Carpenter will change
pulpils for the seftioe. AZ Z O'Clock
in The evening the twilight seftioe win
br held. ai which time Mr. Carpenter
viii uccupy Tho pulpit aud deliver an sd
dfess un Zach Mans Responsibility in
Life" special fealufe of the services
viii bc the music which will hr furnish.
ed by o choir composed enlitelv pf w6s
men The soloisis of the day viii be
fot The morning, Miss Mabel Carpenter
for the evening Mrs W & liiehheld
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
pRrsBYrERIANs' UNION SERVICE

Fifst Presbyterian Church viii unite
with the Central Presbyterian Church.
King street hclow Eighth street FOR
both morning and evening services to.
morrow The morning service viii be-
held IN the Central Presbyterian Church
a. n o'clock The Rev !. " Crawford.
the minister. viii preach Aif Crawford
viii nlao preach NJ The evening service
at kirkwood Park
The SUNDAY school will meet ai 10
o'clock Sunday viii DO little begin
ncfs' day. aud Mrs lieofee Cornell the
superintendent. viii teach The lesson
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
~ pFTTfHGiLL no rFFAcif

iH Nsffh Baptist Church. Lincoln
sifsf Hssf Deistafe ateuue. ihe Kew
Niiliafa D. pfitngill will preach 60.
mwfee naming eH ibe subject "shaii
go Of fashioned Gospel ~ inditidual
rs'aaiiof o. AbaHl9Hfd for. ~ Diluted
Mn itf NeisfH r9.eslisd Gospel ~
asftfi ertRet7 fht evening subject
NiH if is flsff tslffineni Ground f0f
ftisalHa H salvation vs. Grace
fHfpaaN f#ft |H fit r'ood ~ CtrisifT
fAf tQ's s'faH e'i meet % noon The
Hfg psYp.ef ~ttflHg viii be held a.
ef9 paqst .qnfPfsi bt Niss Mabel
1askhos
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
BRIEF SUNDAY SERVICES The RULE CHURCHES DURING SUMMER

FAIrHrTLNESS TO OproRrUNI.
TIES.
Luke iaiii.ss July 20.
swell done. thou good aud faithful
scr,Antl thou hast bcen faithful
over few things. ! will make thee
ruler over many thlngsi enter thou
Into the Joy Of Thy Lord Matthew
s6isi.
We are not to confound the Parable
~ tho Pounds with the Parable Of
the Talents They teach totally az.
forcnt lcaaonn In the case of the
talents. the amount given TO each Of
tho servantn differed In the case of
tho pounds. each servant received one
pound rhia parable. therefore. duala
with something common to all the
class referred a.,
Tho Lord and Ills diaciplcs were
approaching Jerusalem. whore llo
was shortly 10 he crucincd. The dln-
ciplea supposed. on tho contrary. that
tho Mcpalanic Kingdom would immc.
dlntoly be cntahliahod This parable
war intended 10 inform ihom that a
long time would nrnt clanec
The kinga Of pnlcntlnc wcrc an.
pointed by The Roman Emperor ono
of the lleroda had recently gone 10
Rome, nooklng an appointment 10 a
kingdom, Some who hated him sent
message To- Rome declaring their
rrcfcrcnco for another king Jesus
solEed upon this circumstance an an
illustration In lila own cane lie
WAS an Anpolntoo for The Mcnainnic
Kingdom Of The world. hat tie would
go to Heaven itself. and there tho
Heavenly Father tho great Overlord.
nr Emperor. ~ tho tinivernc. would
invest Him with authority iatcr
lie would return 10 earth and oXcr
clHc Ills dominion
This ~ exactly the presentation
rivcn un prophoticaily Wraim 2tS)
Tho Divine regulation ln that Moa.
plah, after nnlehinR Ills work shall
IN Heaven itself make application
for n Kingdom which Divine prophecy
han already forctnld "Ask of Mo
end will give Thee the heather
for Thine Inheritance. aud the utter.
most parts of tho earth for Thy pos.
rtnHiOn"
Occupy TIN Comc."
During the Mnptcr'n ahaencc In
Heaven, waiting FOR Divine nyrpii
turo with the government Of earth
Tie has committed to ilis disciples
lie servants. one nound each llc
has lcfi ihom with fun Thirty ~ uhr
their boat Judgment In iila service
Al Ills return, all these aervantH viii
be- rockoucd with. and their zeal and
efficiency nH norvnntH viii be mani.
foetod by the roHulin. and tho rewards
VIII he proporllonato
The parable distinguishes between
these conaccraicd RcrynntH of God
and tho world II shows that moth
lnr Ia committed ~ tho MASSES. and
that no judgment reward. IN mad,
In their cnHc AZ tho Masters return
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Mr.. CRAWFORD AT oRTTNnILL.

Tho morning service at Groenhill
Presbyterian Church tomorrow will he
conducted by The Rev william Craw,
ford. on the subject. "Sona Of God "
The Sunday School viii convene at
p.30 O'Clock. There are claenoB for nh
nroa The Bible class viii be led by
the pastor Tho " r. 8. G. ~ Society
VIII hold an opcn air meeting just
outside the church The meeting VIII
begin at z o'clock The topic will bo
Good News From the Mission FIELD
Prayer meeting 10 held on Wednesday
night IN the lecture room OF the
church.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
lnrnrn IENIEEnalnT.

Services AZ 81 James FDisscbsi
fhgfch stanton iom9fop aili bs ss
foIioWs 1918 0fiosk i,4Hfsy sfhssi
30 0siSfs sHfiytfssfg ~ 81 1snfs
ehaffs. sfftiff Niil fSHsisi N Hefh
ihg prayer. faebfsii0a n f.f iisiy
Sacrament aHG bisi0rssi ssfbies ~
fhs HsF y Parks
A. ~ f;afHa5ss ftaffb ne ofGsf
viii be- as follows zs9 ofifsk. ssH
Gas seh0oi, e31 0sioek sysbsHg
with sermon
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
POSLAM HEALS
Scaling SKIN
STOPS ALL ITCH

n you realize the HnsiehiiiHess ihe
hsgfayaiioh ana NE danger ~ sEiH
affections allowed ~ persist even
those ~ minor HHiiff. t6H win
promptly dispose 6f them with pes
lam This Is ih6 remedy ~ d8iekis
clear them away ending distress aHd
Itching irritation Controls ana tfagi
Gates Eeksms, vet ~ afsi Staif-
Scale Rash. AtHe ifth. t1mbits re
lieyss sHnbHfH Mosquito fiiiss itg
Poisoning
Your dfHseisf sells p8sism taF
free sample write ~ Emergency
Laboratories 81 West ssib street
New York
rosism soap msaitsfed viii r8s
lam improves ahd besaiiHss skin ana
hair. ss cents aHd is cents
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
w fAcKsoH Ar BpAabYwfHE

if Hanover rffshf ieuaH thuffh N.
Htfgn ffs tss 81 g. jafkseH viii 81
ttsfas aft ffe few o. " Carpenter.
pssfff af tftflfniHf ~ 81 limfeh in
fts neflfg if ihs evening ~ on
Vfiffk AZ ~ atff aH sfftiff af ihf
Wssiifgies iisgtis pavilion So 1atk
ssa Hir sfsst oH Ffhf tagff Oltff
World 10 ssftlst ri'i lis held H iisH
0sff CHift if fsst ~ fain
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
A rInrrrr rATIIAnIIr

There Is sure and wholesome ac-
iion IN every dose of Foley Cathartic
Tablets They cleanse with never n
erps or pain Chronic cases of con
siipallon mud them invaluable Stout
people arc relieved of that hloatod.
congesled foeting. 30 uncomfortable,
especially In hot weather. They
keep your liver busy
For sale by ~. - Dauforth. Market
hnd nnrnnn Nls ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
lnYEnfIsTs. aERVIcFa-

if us fi'ft Seventh Dat Adtesiisis'
ftwa h4iflae eH Nsaiand street be-
fessf fi4yfYb stq 14fahi. aud Eighth
sHf fHf aftsfs. tlf ofdef ~ services
ls ~ filppF ffatff meeting every
Ffasf nla'f A 1fs Vti0ek. Sabbath
s'ht1 every ssfHffsf ~ naO o'clock
WfafiHa M NfbN services ~ ~
Nf'tft teIfa peoples meeting at .
aftsk fftsfliHe Sunday evening by
o. ~ Martin. aH ihe subject "fhc
ci9fi9Hs appearing ~ Ouf Lord and
estim. ifsas fhfisf"
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
nrLrrUL OUT.DOOR MEETINGS.

Tho order Of service for tomorrow
at Harrison street NJ 10. Church, In
as follows AZ a4b o'clock, Sunday
school session with oil departments,
opon; i0ab o'clock pronchng by
tho Rev g. n. Anderson. u. b.. 6Ab
o'clock. lawn services with short adj
drcaa by the pastor. aud singing by
the male chorus Thcno ucrvlcou
have been largely attended and arc
helpful and inspiring.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
SUNDAY AT MT. lebanon.

Tho Sunday program a. Mt Lob
anon NJ. E Church. follows Public
service. 1890 o'clock Fdworth
League concert service at S o'clock.
with anthome. solos, Quartota. rccita-
tlone and addresses Sunday school.
$50 o'clock Tho Young Peoples Sun
day School Society Will hold social
this evening at the home OF Mrs.
Fryer
sunday August 2. viii be- Temper.
nncc Day ne the church Tho Rov.
Charles NJ Loviglcr, assistant state
superintendent of the Anti Saloon
League viii be tho speaker
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
JAIL SENTENCE ron
sTONE InROWER.

Convicted If throwing stones ~ lhe
tender of bridge no. 4, over the Chris
iiana river. William w. Stevens. colofed
who claims Charleston. 8. g., as his
home, was sentenced 20 thirty days IN
ihc New Castle County Wofkheuse ny
Magistrate Lewis yesterday The de-.
iendpnt is said ~ have peiied The
bfidacfendcf when The latter drove him
IN freight train on which he was fid.
inc 10 baltimore
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
MrslcALE Ar .. A N. y. onuncu.

In the H. A. NJ NJ church, Twelfth
and French atrcote. the Rev William
N Guy. pastor. thoro viii be- preaching
tomorrow morning ON the subject
Sunday school will meet at taO
o'clock In the evening Wrlghtu' So-
loot Orchestra will present special
programme connlntinR Of solos.
duota. etc, under direction OF Prof.
~ -. Scott.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
PAWN npOEFp I'M TROUBLE.

Accused of receiving stolen goods
William Hammond who conducts o.
pawn shop Of second and French
streets. Was held in $500 bail fof
hearing iuly 80 by Magistrate Lewis
yesterday Hammond was arrested
after work on the part of State Dftee
fite NcCot Hammond is alleged 10
hste received - sliek pin which is said
fa haze iaru stolen
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
aEpvIoEa AT nlLLrrnar

~ fhf fiiiresi Methodist EpsfsIisi
Church the fst g w. iisfiiHg. pssi8
services M ssndsg vii bs ss follows
class meeting hS0 etletkl sunday
school 2 0eiosks preaching ~ 7W
oeiotk Prayer Meeting is hsid On Thurs
day evening.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
srsDAY At NscaBg.

Tomorrow morning. ~ i650 0fiofk
ne Rev r. q Nsea0fisg pili oef8pt
ne pulpit The sunday Seb6oi viii
meet ~ ~ O'Clock fn me evening. ~
$40 O'Clock Mecabe anG Hanover
churches Will Join ih = service ib me
park. neaf Washington street bridge
TIE Rev H r. Jackson VII speak
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Eases Torment " Asthma and Hay
IeVpr

For tho discomfort aud misery of
asthma and hay foycr use Foloy'a
Honey and Tar Compound II puts n
healing. soothing coating over tho
aWOllon. tickling membranes. and
eases the thick and choking Honaa-
ton Helps you 10 breath easily and
naturally IN the yellow package.
For sale by NJ -. Danfofih. Market
nnd neeond aIronln. Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
gERvIcFs An RIngew00D

Services at kmesaood ~ y. Church
tomorrow viii be as follows. 1890
0elock. preaching BY ihe Rev T. ~.
Broadway. 2 oclotk. Sunday seh00i and
bafaoa olasss go 10 40 oeock. fwis
light sereicea. in charge If the Epeofth
League
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
srNnlI aEnIIrE Z, N0nn..

AZ 0ay meeting viii ~ fsiS in
Union street poofs f0uoff0a ne
pffsfhsfs viii BE- The rfs fosebf
johnson. ~ f191 o'siotk. rae Hst n
r. Frefma1. ~ 2 o'ciotk. afG ne fiet
p p. bfookibs ~ ne evening PRAY.
lna bands vii be present ~ ths even.
fuf eeftice
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
CITROLAX
CITROLAX
GfYR IT TO THE CHILDREN.

Finest nhyalc In the world for chill
dren. They love 20 take tit tasics
like lemonade II "a mild and aulia
their aoneitlvc organs. u ~ thorough
and keeps their systems olcansod,
sweet and whoicaomo u docs tho
same for grown-upa. too. An idoal
laxative. For sale by N. n. nanforth.
Market and Second streets
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
aunDAY Ar ac0Tr cnnRcn

beld iommf0e IN Scott 81 K Ohafeh
seventh and Spruce streets. ihf net W
A. Wise, pastor Class meeting Nili tf
held ~ J.i5 0tlock preaching ai iO8D.
Sunday sehDol at 2 and twilight ssfgise
from GaO a. 2 - 5clofk
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
PASTOR pugsrLL AGAIN sUBJEcT.

IHf IHIffnHII0H1I HiNIf NIHH0nIH h1VF
auangsd 20 have ~ Clay Rockwell of
Nsu York give two free rible lectures
in ths Avenue Theatre o. 3 and O'Clock
f1mmf0H afternoon The subject viii
iH ai'ssfof hHsseifs Teaching Esamin
s1." end ifs stfnina subject "Chrst's
stofG fohiHg Why1 How when o.
stafs nii' b. free end no collections will
it taken
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
aRAfE ZI0N sKnYIrHs.

10 Grace a. ~ D. Ilon Church.
tomorrow morning. the rev Solomon
Hudson N Chester. pa. Niii preach
cn fff subject. 'The True Wonders
~ Heaven. fh Sunday school viii
mffi ~ 0'ciofk ihf True Reform.
ere aHnpai celebration viii Be- held
IN ne church ~ an 0c.oek There
vlil BE- pfsaehing 81 fbs chHftb A.
BIS c'rlffk
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
aMrMnRlrs nr nnMr p

In Silycrbrook NJ w. Church, iancaa.
tcr avenue and Woodlnwn avenue. 90
morrow The Rev y Howard Crny, pas
tor services will be- na followai SUNDAY
school M 10 o'clock preaching nt n
O'Clock on the subject. "1'ho Voice of
Oodl' preaching ~ 7 o'clock on The sub
feet, Memories " Home This IN tho
sixth In q scrica Of popular aormons on
Joseph The Dfcnmern
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
annnAY Ar Fpw0nIn

The SUNDAY program ~ EpWofth 81
d chHffh foilaWsi o.. m. Ge0fge 49,.
l'ookefs tlassi 10 Geloek. Sunday
sfbooi. ~ 9cioek. SERMON bf the tas
tors o'elofk The twilight service. o.
combination n league and public SER
gies fof ono hour The junior ehoif Hill
sing again ~ ~ o'clotk. ifd ht Arthur
W Wilson
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
AnRViefa Ar wraIrY

Wesley NJ ~ Church SUNDAY school
viii nren at 10 u'eleek tomorrow and
continues one hour Lewis Mecallisisf
viii traeh the DAY Star bible elasa
There viii he preaching 81 u o'clock
hy the pastor 0n the subject "fhe Sons
el und" The reeniue subject viii be
"ssebihe iesus" Class meel is held ~
Tuesday evening. led bv 2 2 gfoee
Prayer meeting is held on Friday evsns
inh
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
nm. rINNEY At WESTMINSTER

Al Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney streets. the Rev william q
fihney. of oxford. Pa will preach
tomorrow morning. Tie Christian
Endeayofefs will hold their sefvice
at Z o'clock
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
LuTnERAn cnuRcn WoRanIr.

services uill be heh in Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church. foHfofl stsuHs and
Madison street. SUNDAY morning at ~
o'floft fhe subject fiii hs "a Waf
SIDE Ministry" The Sunday sfho0i Hiii
meet 81 10 ofiosk The Rev George T.
Jhlff is pastor
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Mfaafnn arnVIrra

Religions services afr being held
Nightly sf the snndat Breakfast iiis
sion This evening Lewis rsetef wiii
mfafh f0mmf6H evening Thomas
Wharton eili faik fommf0e evening
sil men present eiil receive free lunch.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
nisnOP AT 81. ANDHEWs.

IN at Andrews =. q Church on
SUNDAY morning. Bishop Kinsman
win be- ihe preacher There viii be
no evening service IN the church
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
BOYS DREADFUL
SKIN TORTURE
Iiehed 80 They Couldn't sleep. Cure
~ Heslnoi Cost Only fi.s0.

chlcaso No.. April %. 1914 oMy
two boys we're frOubicd with little
red pimDles on their hands ana face
THE larger ihey got The more they
ifched. n got 30 bad they couldn't
sleep at night bad 10 he mltinna
on fheif hands TO keep them from
diEfinT holes in their faces tried
81 kinds 0f Oinimcuis. but n always
not worse. sent for ftcsinol Oinf-
i0eni and Heflnol Hoap The second
application relieved them. and they
bad their first nights rest IN three
months. used two 5Oc lars N
Fesin0l Ointment and two cakes ~
iteslncl Soap and The cure was com.
rlefe Not = speck has appeared on
their skin since" fairncdJ VIM
Marker. 715 willow ST.
Every drOa2isf sells Hesinol Oint
frfni and Heslnoi Soap For iria
free write 70 Dept 5i-H. Hesinol
Fslumore.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Id nIafnsa .lInn1ll .

Truth" viii be- ihf subject n iha
address iu Fust Church of Christ eeieb
tist. Tomorrow morning. Other ser.
vices will be- ne usual
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

n you have neglected your Kidneys and
fuiicr from backacbc. weak back head
ache. rheumatism and distressing biad-
der weakness. you Will fnd Foley Kid.
ncy Pills 10 be- the honestly made.
healing and curative medicine you
need 10 give you back your health
and strength. They are tonic In ac-
ton. 0uick 70 give good results. They
VII help you. For sale BY ~ IS Dan
forth. Market and Second Ste ADJ.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
Dp eKILTOH An TRINITY

The Rev Inhn y skilioa of scranton.
"a, uiil BE- ihe preacher fomoff0e morn
ing IN Trinity 4 . Church.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25

ID UufittBs. BHArHniHe AID HAHea
iaas Hf svefF description cleaned 80
Died MACHFNzir'H, No sgT shlrier
AZ rksas HsFa.W
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-16
INTERNATIONAL PLANS TO
] FIGHT FOR CLASSIFICATION
/ AS A MAJOR ORGANIZATION

on their teams when they gather In
New York February for the annual
schedule meeting. Once the majors of
organized ball cease drafting the In
ternational will have a chance to
grow. for all the star players devel-
oped from year to year would be re-
tanned and the calibre Of ball natur-
ally would improve.
But there are many details to be ar
ranged before drafting could be
stopped and the International circuit
changed so the organization could as
sumo proportions of a major organi-
cation. Just now it is the scheme to
place the Jersey City Club in WASH
ington and perhaps the Montreal Club
In Brooklyn.
To place the International teams in
those cities the unanimous consent of
the magnates Of both the American
and National leagues must be secured,
Tor by entering Brooklyn the National
territory would be invaded while
washington is in American terri tory
Jersey City does not draw well
enough to support an International
club, and, of course, 1t could not be
expected to pay the salaries. which
would soar in the event of the Inter-
national killing off the draft. Mont
real Is not good ball town, but the
worst feature of having Montreal In
the circuit is the long jump. Each
season teams growl about the large
amount OF money eaten up by railroad
tares, so with Brooklyn In the circuit
In MontreaPs place the International
teams would not be called upon to do
much travelling. The circuit. with
Toronto, Providence, Newark. Brook
lyn. Rochester, Buffalo, Baltimore and
Washington, would enable the mag
mates to save much money during the
course of a season
Naturally. the International League
must have some allies within the Ma
tional and American camps. The
magnates of the minor have acted
all along as though satisfied organized
baseball would take care of them
They apparently have received some
assurance of protection. since the an
nouncement that the Feds would place
teams in Baltimore, Toronto and Buff
falo-three of the best cities in the
Barrow circuit-and about the only
way organized ball could help the In
ternational would be to stop the draft
ing and let the present minor grow.
The addition Of Washington and
Brooklyn also would place better
cities In the circuit and the league
would benefit by drawing better
crowds than in Jersey City and
Montreal.
But, after ALL whether Baltimore
will be represented in two major
leagues this season remains for the
magnates of the two majors to decide
at the meeting in New York One
thing Is certain. If they raise the
grade of the International the mag
mates of the American Association
will be knocking at their doors for the
same protection, for the Feds have
teams In Kansas City and Indianapo-
lis. And. too, the Pacific Coast
League, the third organization. In
what Is known as class AA, probably
will want to get rid of the drafting
yoke. for all three organizations as
pire to get into the highest grade Of
the national pastime.