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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
R0CKAWAY FOUR WINS
Camden Grasshoppers Out
scored on Polo Field.

The Rockaway Hunt polo team de-
feated the Camden Grasshoppers by
score OF 10 to 10'g yesterday in the
opening game for the Independence
Cups, open to players whose handi-
caps do not exceed two goals. The
game was played at the Rorsaway
Hunt Club at Cedarhurst and opened
the tournaments 10 be held there for
the next two weeks
Playing for Rockawav were W. A.
Hazard, jr., Edward Leonard. who
played several periods and then with
drew for his brother, c. r. Leonard,
Seward Cary and ". T P. Hazard.
Camden played with Iarocque Ander-
son, Archer Kinney, Henry Anderson
and Godfrey Preece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Drives Big Car at Top Speed
Round Brighton Beach
Track - Klein Sets
One-Mile Record.

Louis Disbrow, driving a Simplex
car, won the Brighton Beach Sweep
stakes at 100 miles at the Brighton
Reach racetrack last night. Defylng
death on the sharp turns, he hurled ms
fire belching steed Of steel over the
line in hour a. minutes and % sec
onds, or at an average speed OF mile
in SO seconds. Lon Lonsbury, driving
a Kleinert car was second, beaten by
nine miles, while Bill Endicott and Art
Klein, both guiding Maxwell cars, fin
ished third and fourth, respectively.
The race was worth $1,000 to the win
ner, $3.50 TO the second man, whHe
third and fourth, received $500 and
$3.50, respectively.
Disbrow drove as one possessed.
His victory tells how well he per
formed his task. Nor was he troubled
by tire trouble in any way. lie
stayed at the wheel until some
seventy-fve laps had been completed.
Then he stoNed TO replenish his fuel,
and In a minute he was under way
again.
But all the glory in this long grind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
West seth Street Playground.

4o-yard dash tSs-pound classl-Won by l.. Ber-
liuroot. j. Brous'ein second. $. Lehrer. third
Time. 0.O44-I
Potato race (S5-pound clsssl--won BY J. Bron-
stein. J. Scarauo, second. y. Mich. third No
time taken
Running broad jump (S5 pound class)-won By
T Clancy. J. BerIuroo'. second. r. ROsenkTantA
third. Distance Is feet inches.
tJ-yari dash QlG-pound classl-Won by J.. Wer-
ncr. :. safir. second. T Gingerlck. third Time.
U.O- 49,
One-lap rIn ll0-pound clRssl--won by L. wer-
nor. T Clancy. second: J. scanon. third Time.
U.1S
s-oound shot put GlO-pound cass)-won by II
Hogan. y. Little second. L. Ruth. third Dis
lance 30 feet inches
lu0-yard dash G3o-pound classl-Won by J..
BcsQuerrc. T. Ncincf. second: l.. Ruth third
Tine. Ol22-'
ea1-ysrl dash OsO-pound cls")-won BY y
Hewlett J. Besquerrs. second. 7. GinCcrick. third
Time. U.3l.
Oue-mue run G3O-pound clsssl-wou by r.
Plahd. g. Wancura. second. l.. Wegs. third.
Time. 90.
Running high Jump $50 pound class Won BY
T. kuba. +. HGuscomhe. second. S Belsky. third.
Distance. 3 feet "a inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
RICHMOND COUNTY
AND MANOR FIELD
CRICKETERS DRAW
Kortlang Makes Top Score
for His Side in a
Lively Match.

The Association cricket game between
Richmond County and Manor Field at
West Brighton yesterday resulted in
draw, somewhat in favor Of the lat
ter. which disposed Of Richmond Coun-
~ for 1856 and ran up 102 for the loss
Of 4 wickets before time was called.
b. Kortlang made top score Of the
game, with ~ for Richmond County,
before being given out 81. b. W" For
Manor Field, K. Comacho scored "a; A.
HoskinGs. %; f. Turville. II, and G.
Bell, 10 not out. while the most effec-
tive bowling was done by s. Southern
and Hoskins, the former capturing 5
wickets for % runs, while the latter
took for o.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Cherry Street Park.

5o.ysrl dash bubble Schools Won by J Fine
7 $ %. g. Holes L : g.. second. e. Ilechi.
T. : g. third Time o O. Is.
Tvo-lap race Public Schco'sl-Wcn by G. Gold.
T. s M. j Fine +. $ g. second Is. Hodes
J. = c.. third. Time 90
C0-yarl dash Uarcchial Schco'Sl-Won by G
puulcyey. Immaculate Conception. J. Bailey. In
Wacuiafc Conception second. i. T. Gleason. 81.
Th,rrsa'S third Tmc-O. 90 Is.
2lo-yafd dash novice. Catholic A. L)-Won by
e. j Wm'heu. Immaculate Conception. l. White.
Iordham Prep. second. j. Strittmattsr. ST. Anselm
A e.. Third. TWc-O 90
No-lap race (specia'l-WGn by F. Hunter: J.
Cowan second. Smart. third. Trme-O:3S
one mile run "A A l.. novicel-Won by J. 7.
Gleason. Irish American A G; J. FILLER, Hungarian
American A C.. second. J. Helfgott. Krsenzein A.
c.. third Time 80 Is.
220-yard dash "A. A. Ul-Won by NJ Gnchshe-g.
unattached. VI HAHN. unattached, second. NJ Cor
don. unattached. third. Tme-025 2-5.
Gf-yEri dash playground bOysl-Won by
Wc,ner. Schwalb. second: A Marhtein. third
Time co.
.1O-yard rIn playground boysl--won by T
TOWN s. Sacdn. second, =. RabinOsitz. third.
TIme-O 80 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
BEysoXHURsr RoyERs.
RAIN MARS COURT PLAY
Central New York Tourney
Goes On Slowly.

Utica. n. Y, July Rain made play
in the Central New York tennis tourna-
ment a bit difficult to-day, but the sec
ond round was completed and the third
round begun on the Yahnundasis Golf
Club courts.
The scores follow:
ton H0chester 10 81 Guernsey. Poughseep-
SO. defeated PIKE. Ho9sick FAN. by default e. $
Treanor Wost side defeated J. Headey Roches-
Tor. 6-S, "a. Yandy Ward. BronIule. defeated
Allen. Hoosck Falls, e.. rs: Harris defeated
Garbe. Go 6-l. Coventry. Utica, defeated An
derson BY default; J. c. DeyereuJ. uuca. defeated
CadI b default; L. ". ,DeSsrguIt. Uuc@, defeated
iested Grinith rs. 90; Rosenbsum. BronIy!lle.
defeated c. Garland. Pittsburgh, %. 81 era
gin, Bron1yille. defeated Lyons lucS SO. g;
Third round-Ward defeatec TreanOr. ~.
rs. 6-l: F. II. Harris defeated Coventry. Utica
60, e-i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Yorkville Playground.

Go-vard dash s5-pound classl-Won BY l. War
tel A. Beuyuhes. second, j. Frankel. third. Time.
COS.
One-lsp run Qlo-pound cGssl-won hy NJ An
gelo. W Pollock. second. $. Jacobs. third. Tine.
.204-5
10 yard dash Qi0-pound clsss)-Won By A
W8ldman: J Bahushkiu. second. = Munies. third
Tine 0b 20
Potato race (SJ pound classl-won by J. Ost; A
Ca-sa.. second. T. N!efo third Time H.
Running broad jump lsj pound classl- By
II SIEGE. j. Frankie second. A. Clarke. third.
Distance - feet inches
standing b-oal jump llo-pourd class Won By
J. Ritter. A Wa.dulu. second. L. CadiE. third.
distance. 5 feet 5 inches.
100 yard dash l10-pouud classl-W1n By n.
Levy. n Corkely. second. T. saieuo. third. Time.
O.l24-5.
eg0-,ard dash Qs0 pound classl-Won hy L.
Rose: $ Doncney. second NJ. Marks. third. Tine.
~ 3-5.
Half mile run O30 pound el@sl-Won D. l.
Rose. T. Rinkor. second. " Colon, third. Time.
$50.
l1-pouud shot put $50 pound class BY u.
Bel en-. j. Markovitz. second. }. kudni,k. third.
Distance 81 feet II inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
EASY FOR BENSONHURST
Macpherson Factor in Victory
over Rover Cricketers.

The association game played at Ulmer
Park between the Bensonhurst and
Bensonhurst Rover teams resulted in
an easy victory for Bensonhurst By a
margin of l21 runs.
r. Macpherson did some good hitting
for the winners. scoring SO, and was
ably helped by c. +. Marshall with 43,
F. S. Franklin 80 and A. c. Hoyle 25,
not out. II. b. Boyce and c. Hoyle
captured 4 wickets for "a runs and 3
for 2S, respectively. For the Rovers A.
Evelyn did splendid all around work,
capturing wickets for 81 runs, in ad-
dition to scoring 27 with the bat.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
West 28th Street Baths.

50-yard swim (noylce)-won by " LANCER; !.
Russo second. T. Mcude third. Time, 0.3i.
5J-yard breast stroke-Won by A. Neuman. IN
attached: q kaufman, American JifesaVng So
ciety. second. J. NJ Moyper. hungarian American
A. e.. third Time. 0 .5j.
loOyard swi'n-Won by A. J. Palensc,r. Hun
garlan- American A C.: G. kaufman. American
lucsavug Society. second. +. A. I. Ilanscom.
unattached. Third Time 40
lo9Ja.d relay race-Won by A. J. Pslenscat. J.
Kotaer. II. Schushfcck and j. Shush,eck. NJ Ian
ger. j. Nlaypcr. T. Wainwright and B. Hanson
second: c. Sutherland. Il. Leary. H. Hall and j.
Russo. third Time ] 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
COAST CHAMPIONS REPEAT
Griffin and Johnston Retain
Their Title in Doubles.

Long Beach. Cal. July 5.-Clarerness
Griffin and William Johnston, OF "a.
Francisco. retained the Paclhc Ooa.'
doubles championship to-day by deiea',,
ing Nat Browne and Claude Wayne u
Los Angeles, 3. 4. 8 1. Johnston
was the star Of the match. i,
Griffin and Johnston. as a resuis, %
their victory. will compete az Lake r o..
est. H.. for the right 20 challenge M@l,
rice Mclaughlin and Thomas e. bu"u'
for the national doubles title.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
East 54th Street Gymnasium.

Onelap run Church A. Ll-won by T. p.
Crescent A. G.. second j. Kergiu Ozanam A. A
third
-Four lap run fCatholic A. L)-won by J. Nc
pemHu. unattached. j. Flynn Knights Of St
Antony. second. j. Spear unattached third.
Running high Jump-Won hy J.. Elmuuds. un-
attached with feet 1 iuch {. Gingcrich Federal
A G.. second. j. Hopkins. 81. Barthoomes A. C..
HIlrl
Potato race Ooys over sixteen years Of aga
public parlsl- Won by J.. Ldmuuds. A. Adiuon.
second. r. Cato. third
hight lap flag race boys under sixteen years %
age. public YarksI- Won iy team composed Of r
cullen NJ Gcaugcr. G. Doyle and l. MaShon :
team composed u A Cato. VI Whehouse. ..
shapiro and " LAstfoge. second. team composed
y T. Doyle. NJ. Sander. d. Pasernack and G..
TIGucri tlird.
Eight lap flag relay race Choys over sixteen years
o. tse. public parhl-Wo by team composed "
j. Curry. VI Finn. A Metzler and A Godstein
team composed Of J. Hopkins c. Mundt. T Camp
bell and e.. Griffin. second. no third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Cherry and Oliver Streets Gym

Running high jump amateur Athletic Vnionl-
Won hy GuStaye simon Mohawk 4 c. WITH Jump
OF o. &c.,; sam norman. Clark House A A
second. with N. in. william Lrbold 81
George A C.. third with n. . in
Standing broad jump Amateur Athletic Union -
Won hy sam kroumsu. Clark House A A with
jump Of DO feet. Harry Buhler Bronx Church
llnu-c second. with Il Ga in.. Gusfave simon
Mohawk A c. third. With o n IL iu
Flag relay for boys under sixteen years Oh Pub
DE Recreation Commission BY team COM
posed o. Irving Smith. Henry Wilkes Joseph Hec-
Tor and Philip Wester. team composed o. j.
Pusators. j. Scsnmc,n. j. souapon aud Y MANS
Gallo. second. team composed o. J Bonsignore W
Fabric. = LouAm0 AID J. Pisatora. third. Tine
- seconds
Potato race FOR bo-s sixteen years old pub
DE Recreation CommisS nv IN by Irving Smith
Tmr-9lj
Euuuing broad jump huch A. L)-Non BY
HAIRY Buhler bronx Church House with Jump o.
D. q iu. J. Schefro.J Brom Church House
second with - n. iu.; William Lebo.d. st
,,tp-r. 4 c. third with IS H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06

Won By W Ross. 3. Kandra. second. G Burt.
third. Time ~
Potato race ts3- pound class Playground -Non
by Dgyer. ~ Klein. second. 5 Mortz third.
Time -
Running broad Jump lS5 pound class Playground
Won Is C.. Burger with Is feet 10 inches. J.
Houihan with Is feet inches. second {. Fiaskal
slth L. feet I inches thi0l
Slrty-yard dash ll0-pound class Playground
Won hy A Herhel II ChenAl. serond. H. Gun.
bingham third Time ~ as
Oue-lap ru ts5 pound class Playground Won
Iy E.-,lei ID Cunningham. second Il. Chemal
third Tlme-0 II
Putting s-pound shot no pound class. Play
grouulI Won D., n IGiere with SO feet s inches
kuucr with s. tex inches. second. Gieser
w'h 20 feet thiri
l1o,ari dash 10 pound classl-won BY / Feln-
hers. " Gollbach. S.ond ~ Hapen. Third
Time %
a.o.rs,i lash us' pound clusl-won By /
Fe.fbe-g x Ceha second. NJ Go.dbach. third.
Time 2S
Wn by " Rose. 3 Gandfi. second L. salE.
third Time 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06

BY J. J. McCauley Knights Of 81. Antony; J. w
ssnkop. College Point Catholic Young Mems League
second. T. Flyna knights Of 81. Antony. third.
Time 90
S0o-yArd run fhish schoos)-Won BY G.. Hughes
Flushing; H. T. Gclwicks. Flushing. second; h
Thomas. Bryant third Time; 81 ~ Con-.
kop, College Point Y NJ c. h. II. Rust. unat-
tsched second: L. Walsh. unattached third Tine
Iio,ysrd run "A. A U)-won By +. Flynn,
Knights Of 81 Antony: W II. Cesar. knights q
81 Antony second; J. McCauley. knights o. 81
Antony. third Time o..
75-yarI dash playground h0ys)-Won by H
Schmall. Astoria Field. r. Smith Astoria. second
NJ Worstbor Astoria. third Time 90 S.
4fO-vard run playground bys'-Won ~ !.
Ehre Astoria: j. Thornton. Astoria. second A
LEM Astoria third. Time %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
McCarren Park Games.

Howard dash amateur Athletic Tnionl-won
By John j. Eier. IA. A C.. NJ Neisnan. a
4 second. s Iedbers. Knights o. s. Anthony
third Tme-0 10 3-5.
50.yari dash playground hoysl-Won by J.
Coueu. a. Reich. second. g. Brown Third Tine
Vg 5o.ysrd dash Up. 8 A. Ll-won BY A. Grsbov-
sky. T. $ a.. g. Foley. T. 5. l-5. second; T.
Albert. + S l25 third Time 0o rs.
Running broad jImp-A Grabowsfy. p s. -
Is feet inches. g. Foley. p. $ l-0. second. -
feet. G Lane. j.. S. l-6. Third. - feca 8 inches
6O-yarl dash Paroclial Scho9.sl-Won hy g.
ond r. HelfeuSein. S. Ceciias third Time
220-yard dash Parochial schoo'sl-Won by G.
Pratt - Cccila's. J. Helherg. St Anthony. sec
ond " Walsh s. Anthony. Third Tine 20 So
sS0-ysd run Catholic Athletic League Won
hy ] O.Bren. Lcgglla lyccum. y. Walton
Knights % Sf Anthony. secord. J. HedherS. Knights
al 81 Anthurt. r.ri Time --j
>,O--,arI ODD. Amateur Athletic UuioDl-Won
hy j short. knights of So Anthony. j. HcyNc, Do.
]. l. A g.. second. 10 Potts. National A. G.. Third
Half mile walk Amateur Athletic Unionl-won
H. Il q clifford. Mctsdiin Lyceumt w. Plant. l.
IN A. e.. second. =. Coueu, Brownsville J. c.. third
tEmc-}.lT.
VI i2O-yari low hurdles-Won BY J. J Tllcr A
"a {: stack unattached second Il. Heywerth
J. J. G.. third Time "A 4-3.
220-yari dash playground boysl-Won by NJ
Welcon p. SciWuhef. second. T. Morgan. third
Time %.
22O.ya1d dash SUNDAY School Athletic Ieaguel-
Won by A Mlken. Central Congregational; w.
Powell Firs; Methodist. second. W. Dewsr. Green
point Presbyterian. third. Time %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Rutgers Place Gymnasium.

Potato race tscuiors) Won hy J Siskind; W.
NEs'M. second. $ kat1 third
Potato race juniors Won by + KaseoWiz: ID
kIvrowitz. second II. Pelssy. third
Indian club race tsenio;sl Won by VI. Rabino-
wiz. i Si,knd second Il letter. 'Hird.
Junior aIl-up race-W0n hy j. Asherovitz; l.
kat second. u. kiyelowtz. third
Ruuuiug broad jump ts"niorsl-Won by J.. L.
vine j. feet lOif inches NJ. Kabinc~tz. Il feet
u.nts. second, NJ. August lG feat IL Inches.
third
Running broad jump Q1niorsl Won hy +. Kssel-
oVIU. IA feet 60 inches. ! Ashc-oWitz "a feot
hecA.I. NJ. BurTu. lI icct 30 uchcs. mIIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Mount Morris Park.

Forty yard dash-won BY l. Preston ~ wishik
second. l. Silver third
Tifty-yard dash-won by =. satz; H. Levy. sec
ond. J. Lew third.
Potato Tace-NOu by W. sanCwi;E; ~ GinsbuFg
second. A Tiger third
Sack race-Won ty NJ Pursslin; J. Lombard
second. S kapiin third
one lap dGsh-Won by II. RoshWald: !. zishnd
second. b. Zotofsky. third
TTo-lsp racc-Won by d. Alexander. J. BAnz.
second: J. Shapiro. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Astoria Field.

100 yard dash lpubnr schools-W BY A
Ouatfaeel. BRYANT: r. Ross. l.. : 20. queens sec
orI. T. Thomas. Bryant Iligh. third Tine
ON 1-f.
Running heh jump tpubic schools Won BY Y.
g. Elliott Bryant 3 r. s IN h II. Jewell Bry
aut Il. : I'm. second; ". Bullock Flushing
Or 4 iu.. third
North - Patrcks Dutch Kills. J Smith. -
Patrick, second J. Woestho7 ST Paihcks. third
Time SO
50.yari dash tparcchal schools Won BY g
PaghrigM Nj Carmel. Astoria. W Mulligan. Mt
carmel second. f. Rooney. s. Mays. Hunter S
Point Third Time 0> Is
6O0-yaIt run lCs,boiic Athletic League -WOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
East 23d Street Bath.

coward swim lnovircl hy A YaydA: 6
8I.fran. second. L Siyerstein. Third Time 0.2l
5u.,4rl breast stroke swim-Wou by Z j. Tohias
2 Bistran. second. w. Moore. third. Time.
I'd 80 Us.
lolya-d svim-Won hy J Zmnoch. !. Gbel
second. % Zmnoch. thiri. Time. 90 2-5.
l-t.tIri relay racc-NOu hy team composed Of
4 Zmaocl. 70. Zimuoch. s. Guuter and J.
Glh,l. tr.m composed OF ". Moore : Eistran and
g. Bi,trau second. team cou posed ~ Tobias
VI Hcyuan. " Bis,rau and j. Nayda. third
Time a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Mothers Join Boys in
Safe and Sane Games

second. NJ C-ccnbc-r unattached third Time.
o Sc
N>o.ysrl run Amateur Athletic Unionl Won by
) Canning Holy Gross l,ccum. NJ Slvcrstciu. I'M
attached second. 4. llcstist. uzGuam 4 A. third.
Time 900 H.
OHc. mlc ruu lAmstcur Athletic Tnionl Won by
= Sivct,teu. sheridan A. e.. Harm Parkinson.
llraJhurt O. g.. sccoIt. NJ GrcuD,-g. unst-
fachcl 'lirl Time 90 U.s.
kONiuC exhibition. IGhsut Dundee Young
Mcdonald. White Cato- vs. Johnny McDougau.
Y .--. LLL-- -mun-. W HMM LlE.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06

10y =. nowncy. Daniel Cuinian. Second. a. Kahn.
turl Time. lG 3-S. -
Har milo run Amateur Athletic Unionl.Won
by John Hopkins. ~ Eauholomews, LOUIS
HaQuanui Hudson Guild second Daniel Qulnlan'
unattached third Time ".
u round shot put-Won q George Faust una.
fnchcd. A l. raquanlni Hudson Guild. SECOND
y Qunian. unattached. third. Distance ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Hollis Park.

io0-yard dash fourteen 70 sixteen yesr)-Won
hv ~ Be4sIl. Fleischhauer secoad A Nobts
third
loO.ysrd dash egn 20 thirteen yeaHl-won BY
" ColAm Le-I second x Warren. third.
siIty yAfd dAsfS Digit 70 ten yeaDl-Won ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
John Jay Park.

Forty-yard dash tsj-p'uaf class PlsyTourdl-
Won By " Klein. H.Iihan. second e DEyer
third Tine Of IS
Ons mile uln $50 pound ellAs. Playground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
Title for Davenport Nine

Davenport, Iowa. July s. pavenpJ3..SS
by dividing a double-header here ' oo.S,o
with Moline, won the FIRST champ l ys..sl
OF the 1915 season Of the 4H''N
League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06

By the narrow .largin Of five runs
the West Indian Veteran A team de-
feated their team at Prospect Park,
with totals Of 80 to IS. Double figures
were scored by c. Smith, 20; B. Jones,
IA; G. McDermon, 80, and II. Rolston,
10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-06
RICHMOND COUNTY
MANOR FIELD.


$. southern. T. Grcenldee. P Mici,aeloEsh. {
=. Ifquhart and J. Mlchaels dld not bat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
LoVE-HUBsANp DIVORCED

EON DlV CENSEC
New York, July 31.-Mrs. Caroline
Giddings Rogers received. her final
decree of divorce from Lorlys Elton
Rogers, whose dual married life was
exposed by Ida Sniffen Walters in
poisoning herself and her two chill
dren. It is believed that Rogers and
Mrs. Walters, who is soon to become
a mother again, viii be married in q
few days.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

of his territory, viii be placed in
charge. Free legal and medical aid
will be among. the, offers OF. the new
organization.
According to Ralph Otis, school
board member, active in the Home
Guards, it will take the place of the
United Charities. Big business and
the little fellow are both well repre-
scented in the membership roll.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

Frank Rockefeller, brother Of John
D., who was sued for more than
100000 damages by Mrs. Bertha Le-
land, a Montreal widow, who charges
he defraUded her Of 100000 in a
stock deal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
THEY SAVED HIM ONCE BUT HE
JUMPED TOO OFTEN

Pittsburgh, July 31.-Charles Da-
Wis, so, Spokane, Wash, jumped from
the. Brooklyn bridge last September.
Fished out, arrested, discharged and
converted by SaIvatfon,Army, he then
according to the police developed
a widOw-maTTying craze, finally land
ing in Jail at Woods Run, this city.
He was counting Mrs. Mary Kallen,
a South Side widow, when arrested
on information issued by Mrs. Emily
YOung-DaVis, widow of H. A. Young,
Brooklyn. Davis welded her on
Nov. 9, 1914.
After marrying Mrs. Young, Davis
is said to have jumped to Kansas
City on some of Mrs. Young-Davis'
money and married Mrs. M. L. Hines.
Then, it is alleged, he made the con-
quest of Mrs. Emma DOnahue, 81, of
Williamsburg, suburb of Pittsburg.
From one widow he is said to have
secured more than $4,000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
NEW CHARITY BODY FORMED

NEW C1AkI ! 7 BODY FORMED
A new organization, looming up as
a competitor of the United Charities,
has been formed. According to a
statement from Mckenzie Cleland, its
head, it will spend little for Office
work and much for aiding the poor.
It is the Volunteer Home Guards.
The city will be divided into dis
tTicts and over each portion a super
intendent, familiar with the problems.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
WOMAN CRUSHED UNDER TRAIN
AT GRADE CROSSING

Another victim was added to the
long list which the Chicago & North
western railroad has made at grade
crossings in the past few years. Mrs.
Trevor M. .CaVen, 800 Addison st.,
was probably fatally injured when a
train struck the auto in which she
was riding with her husband last
night at Ridge aV., Winnetka.
Caven says he looked carefully for
a train and, seeing the gates raised,
started across the tracks. SantO
Garcia, crossing Waterman, was
locked I'D last night.
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of that d skirt" and the good
work goes merrily on. am very
anxious to see what Mollie will do.
If Mr.. Hatton will let her stay on
the paper don't believe all the best
efforts in mud-slinging that the gang
can put forth will phase her in the
least. For Mollie is a woman and l
have never in all my lie seen a wom-
an that had not more bravery and
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stamina than a man in times of trial.
You remember, little book, it was
Hester Prynne who wore the scar
let letter on her breast, where all
might see, while the young minister
the partner of her sin, skunk behind
her skirts. I'D
I don't want chivalry from men
just want them to play fair. -
Ito Be Continued Monday.) i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
PUBLIC EATS SOAP"
PLANT OF BUDAPEST
Raw Materials, Formerly Dis
carded, Now in Demand.

Paris, Aug. 9.-There is dearth Of
soap in Budapest. This fact is unde-
niable and the explanation is curious.
The price of soap has risen 1870 per
CEN, and the manufacturers, as usual,
blame the ultimate consumer.
1.-THE public is eating SOAP" they
explain.
The real explanation is that the pub
lie now consumes the raw material
from which soap is made. There was a
time when no one thought of eating
suet in the Hungarian CAPITAL. Now il
is in such demand that the price has
quintuped. There is sharp competition
for all odds and ends that usually go to
the making of sausage and for the
brown grease which is skinned oil
water in which ham has been boiled.
This fat, which was despised by the
public before the war and was sold to
soap manufacturers at ga pence a
pound, brings at present shilling s
pence.
Vegetable fats are out of the ques-
ton as "A substitute. Cocoa oil, for in
stance, has quadrupled in price and is
scarcely 70 be had at the increase.
Budapest soap manufacturers have now
turned to the oil of scandinavian FISH.
which can be transformed into white
and solid fat, but it is feared that the
public will discover this also.