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ing within her rights as indicated by
the courts decision in having Knab,
Powers and Fitting restaurants pick
eted in the manner the McGOOrty-
Baldwin and Windes injunction de-
clared lawful.
She told of the day the colored
pickets were put on the. street by
Knab to annoy the union pickets and
of Dudley TayloT's admonitiOns to
them to walk shoulder to shoulder
with the union pickets, which Heibel
of the restaurant combine seconded.
The pickets were placed in front of
the restaurants to inform the public
that the mattresses were in a contest
for one day of rest in seven and bet
ter working conditions, and Miss Ma
loney declared that the plan to union
ize all the restaurants was decided
upon after the attempt to obtain the
one day rest in seven through the
Illinois legislature was defeated. She
declared that no effort had been made
to coerce the restaurant keepers aad
the picketing had at all time been
peaceful.
The hearing is resumed today.
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GEORGE MEAD TRIES SUICIDE
When Mrs. E. T. Yorke-Mead
heard that her divorced husband,
George H. Mead, was dying from an
overdose of Veronal in Milwaukee last
night she exclaimed: Thank God; if
he only diesp'
Mead was formerly a weIl-known
advertising man in this city. He be-
came acquainted with his wife in Ger
many. She was formerly the wife
of DR.. E. T. L. YOrke, dentist to the
German emperor.
Last December Mrs. YOrke was ar
rested and fined for conducting a
"cal fat" in a fashionable apartment
building at 447 Fullerton parkway.
At present she lives at T35 WaveIand.
-O-O--
New county jail plans discussed by
county commissioner Plan $4,000
600 bond issue,
Vim. ButterWorth, attacked by rob-
bers in store at 1927 Federal ST., dead.
Fractured skull.
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the cases until he might find a prose
cutting attorney and prosecuting wit
nesses. The mattresses were held in
court over forty minutes when Tay-
Tor returned with a prosecuting at
toTney and prosecuting witnesses, in
the form of police officials and the
cases were reassigned. Half dozen
cases were tried in Judge SCOTS
court by juries and found not guilty
Ind the entire 1913 cases dismissed.
we desire to show that as early as
February, 1914, and even earlier,
these several compliments and Knab
entered into an agreement among
themselves to destroy the Mattresses
union. That having resorLed to every
procedure they could in the courts
to defeat the strike, and failing from
time to time, they resorted to the po-
lice and the municipal courts and de-
iberately and maliciOusly adopted a
scheme to attract a crowd that they
might have an excuse to have these
girls arrested. We do not think the
compliments have come with clean
hands,"
Taylor made a statement in reply
to this in which he admitted that
Knab had put the signs in the win
dow and the strike-breakers on the
street for the purpose of breaking
the strike, but said the police had
voluntarily bestowed their assistance
on the restaurant combine by send
ing patrols around to pick up the
pickets. His reason for pleading
guilty for pickets his clients had put
on the street with the evident pur-
pose of being arrested since Taylor
admitted they had broken the law
was to save the time of the court. ae-
cording to his statement.
That some of the mattresses were
acquitted by juTies he blamed on the
inability of the prosecuting attorney
to properly handle the cases.
Elizabeth MalOney, financial secre-
4 4
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
ARRANGEMENTS MADE.
FOR THURSDAYS BOUT
Set Weight in Both Semi-wind-up and
Main Battle at Ardmore Club-Will
Name Preliminaries.

Finad arrangements were completed
yesterday for the bouts at the Mary
land Athletic and Social Club, on Thurs
day night. when Italian Joe Cans, the
Brooklyn mauler, battles Kid Wagner,
the middle-weight artist from Wilkes
barre. These boys will fight fifteen
rounds at one hundred and fifty-eight
pounds az six O'Clock, the evening of the
fight.
: Kid Greek, the local feather-weight
title holder. and Charley Marx. another
local battler, will clash in the semi
windup. An agreement was reached
yesterday by these battlers in regard to
weight. the articles calling for one hum
dred and twenty-eight pounds at six
o'clock. Four preliminaries will be card
ed. which will bring together local as
pirants of the ring. In these bouts
Manager Fontaine is making an effort
to book a card which will be made up
of fights like the ones at the last show.
Reports from the training camps Of the
principals claim that they are hard at
work and will be in the best of shape.
Cans is anxious to land the verdict in
this battle. as he has offers from New
York promoters for a chance to fight
Mike Gibbons the st. Paul Phantom, If
he is victorious. On the other hand
Wagner does not seem to be worrying
about the reputation and much touted
ability of the Brooklyn middle-weight.
He is plugging along in good faith and
is confident he will be returned the win
ner.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
DUFFERIN PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-P,use 800; 3-vcar-olds and up
ward about five furlODgs. Lady fcnZol. S lCulenl
6 to l. > to l. even won: q. ". Kisker. 100 :DOmi-
nick to |. 10 l. even. seCUnd: j. l.. Dempsey.
lO5 Doyle. n 10 l. TO l. to !. third. Time.
o.. Uscita. Janus. Sally Savage. Lady Rensselaer,.
Pam Lyle. John Harris. and Presevor also ran.
SECOND RACE Purse. 500; 2year-olds and up
ward; about five furlOngs. Lyndora. lis tMerpon.
even. to s. To T. won; Bluc Cap. lis Walsh.
even, to 5. l TO l. second: Belle Reach. los Men
tour. Il to l. to /. : to l. third. Time. lSe IS.
Margaret o.. Fenanoe. Smiling Maggie. and Little
Gink also Blue Cap. King entry.
THIRD ERACE-Plrse, 800; 3-year ODDS and up
ward: about Ave furlongs. Constituent 100 Watts
6 to l. > to l. even. won: MOisant. IL jPeakel,
to /. > to l. even. second; Knight of Pythias. lo2
tHnrhyl. to l. tn /. even. third Time. l0l rs.
Brookcrest, Helen RaybOuld. Hope De5. GoldEn
Ruby. Rye Straw. and King Chiffon also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500; 3year-olds and up
ward; about five frTlorgs. FL Mahdi. liz Domi-
nickl. 2 10 !, even. ! to ., won; Gerthems l05
Fodcnl to l. to l. even. second; Birdie Will
Iaus. IC3 Doyle ! to l. to /. } to 2 third.
Time 90. Ms. LslIy. Jack NunaIy. Sir Gslahad,
Ray Il. Miller. Jim Mallady. and Fawn also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500: i-year-olds and up
ward: six ard ons-hslf furlongs Irish Kid, 10
(Duminickl. even. TO 2 out. won; Civil Bass. 10
Martini, 10 70 l. to I. 10 l. second: Charley
McFerran IG Cullen. to l. to l. to l. third.
Time II Lady Innocence. Ford Mai Love Day.
and scrimmagc also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500: 3-year-olds and up
ward: elk and one-har ftIrloncs. Bulgsr lo6 Hin
pl,y). Is to !. TO l. 10 l. won; Barrette. IL
Doylel. to !. to !. even. second: lnauieta, los
Montourl. to !, to !. ) to 5. third. Time.
Ia6 Is. Blooming Posey. stelata. Blue Jay. and
Clint also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-PuTs. 500: 5year-olds and
upward: about five fITorGs. Tactics. liz tGriner.
2 TO / to 5. ! to 2 won; Ada Anne l03 Jenkinsl
5 to / 6 to = to s. second: Ynca. l03 Cullen. Z
to l. to l. even. third Time. ls1 25. Chitra.
Song of Rocks Rocky o'Bnen. Miss Christie. and
Black Chief also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purss SO: 3-yearolds and up
ward about Eve furlongs General. Ne Davcnportl.
even. ! to .. oct. Won; Sure Get lls (Moutour). J
10 2. to ? out. second; King North lol Jcnkinsl.
4 to l. } to 2 ? to 5. third Time. l0l. Columbia
Lady. Crystal Jcssnpburn and Sati also ran.
NINTH RACE-Purss, $40: i-year-olds and up
ward; six and one-half furongs. Deyiltry. lie
Doyle), to /, 10 even won; Alcourt. III tCul-
lenl, to J. 2 to l. even. second; Stickpin. liz
Davenport, { to /, 2 TO l. aTen, third Time.
lai IS Paul Gaines Marter. wavering. and Cop
rertf,xr
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $50; 2year-olds; ~elIInG
tire and nne-half furlunGs- GCrmak. lH NlaTer',
Sls0 $50 S. won; Little Bigger. loi Cooper.
$50 $40 s,cond: TIaian. lO9 tSteaTns'. $40,
rh.Td. Time III -. Dr.. sullivan. Eddie 7. In
Gle Will. Tush. Tu,h. LINN. Investment. GentIe-
womau and EUsc Water atn ran
SECOND RACE-PWsc, $50; Sysar-ods and Ut
ward foaled IN Canadn: mile. Tartarean. III
Motif $50, SO $50 won; LADY NIrzon. 100
tCooI.rl. $40 s. %. second. s'a Lord lo5 smith.
s. 70. third. Time As ) ). AmIh"n and Prince
, Richard also IAN.
THIRD RACE-Pur--. $500 i-ycar-olds and up
ward: selling: SIX furI0ncs. Rrau Fcre. o3 NC
Dermottl 81. &3.2o $50 Won; LADY London.
In5 IHayr>t = % s. second. FarIor Roy. l0i
rwols, enholml. So, third. Time. l..7S FUns-
To- Nm. Neville Marion CiaiCty. Mama Johnson,
EIiaway and Ar5stocrat al-b
FOURTH RACE--Pursr. s. .jOO: !roquois Hotel
Sr.EC> 2lclr ODDS. five and or hah furlonss
n-frc :. iEco=hl. "a. 80 s 70 won: Golden
Lat. lbs CScnu:iipscrJ, SO. 50. second: King
hcIturr 10 tCyoIcr, So third Time. % -.
Beauty Shou T'ak4 and Milestone al>n ran.
FIFTH RACE-PUrse. SEC: a-y@arolds and up
usri: one and oue-eighuI miles BArneSat. l02
cCroprN. $50. $50. out. won; Tactics. loo
iSmythl, g so ct. SeCnnd; EIpvc:oratlca. IS lac
ton, out ,hirrl lime ! So SIS Tndoleuce also ran.
SIXTH RACE-P;rr~. $50; 5vrarolds and ur-
yard sel,ing: six f:soEEs. Water Lily. lo- Cooper.
$50, $50. So won. Miss Gayle lo2 dawes.
$50 SO second. Gold Cap. 100 tSmythI $50
;hir! Time I:Ie JosrGna Zareta. Meelicka.
Lara. Joy and EEmart also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Prrsc 500. 3-yea--oids ard
r,p-art- selling. one and oueSNtrenth miles Bushy
Head. n tC2oFer'. So. So. $50. won; Bur
-,ucd Ia callahan. SI.fo S5G. second: PrIvet
petal Is tSmyth, $50 third Time $50 Is
R-d.apd. sta!vart Helen. Guide Post. AID Marian
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The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Cv MERRICK MAKES GOOD.

gent came along Park Row. in
town, recently and bought a race
horse named Cy MerriCk. He entered
cy In a race ami extended q cordial in
vttation TO all friends AID relatives to
get down p be; on Cy." Tho invitation
vas accepted Cy was quoted at 5 to i
and Cy lost The race
Tee heSt time Cy |as entered his
owrer pleaded with those who had gone
down 20 defest on Cr IL his first race TO
plunge again.
Here's your chance to get cven-and
ahead" said Cy's owner. ''Cy is . sure
winner this time"
But she sorrowinG crowd requested the
owner OF Cy TO 30 to q place that's hot
ter than Il Is hoTe and refused to be-.
wor the race.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
To Play Rex Club.

The Cardinals will have as their op-
ponents for Sundays game the strong
Rex A. C. Manager Wright, Of the Rex
team. will bring his strongest aggrega-
ton along in an effort to win. Doc
Hartley or Lefty Nolan. both promi-
nent pitchers, viii be on the mound
The Cardinals win use either Ray
Bischoff or Giovannetti. with Ward or
Cornell receiving. The game will start
promptly at 8 p. m. and q large crowd
In expected to accompany tho visitors,
who win endeavor to wipe out dAfsat
SUSTAINED early In the season.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
RESTA WINS AUTO RACE.

Speedway, Chicago, Aug. -
Dario RestH won the 1G0-miIe
automobile race for $4,000 purse
here this afternoon. Earl Cooper
WAS second.
ReSta's official time was Mt the
rate of IOf.35 miles an hour,
breaking the former record held
by Jean POrporato. which was
4 fraction less than 100 miles per
hour.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
WORLDS SERIES TICKETS.
Fans Write to Braves Club md
Ask for Reservations.

Boston. Aug. SO confident are some
200 baseball fans in different parts of the
United States that the Braves will win
the National League race that they al
ready have applied to the club for world
series tickets, and they have sent in
their money, too. Over $500 has been re-
ceived for reservations. and it has been
put away in the club safe. Acknowledge
ments have been sent to the applicants
stating that if the Braves win the league
pennant tickets will be held. Several ap-
plications have come from points as dis
tant as Chicago. One man wrote from
Chicago that he would be in Boston in
October and wanted to be sure OF his
seat for the worlds SERIES
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Real Path for Coin.

Willie Richie isn't as shrewd a bloke
as his press agents claim. Will says hs
can beat off Freddie Welsh's dome in
twenty-round bout. but he won't fight
Frederick because Frederick wants about
80 i4-1O0 Of the gate receipts.
II William is so sure he can beat Fred
erick. why should he bubble over guar
antees for that fight? Wouldn't he make
ten times as much as champion? And a
match with Welsh. says Willie, Is a sure
road to the championship.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Aston to Give Gun.

New York, Aug. THE Aston cup has
been added to the list Of automobile
trophies. Vincent Astor today announced
he would give cup for the inaugural
race meet at the new Sheepshead Bay
speedway on October 2. The trophy Is to
be a perpetual challenge cup. to be con-
tested for every fall.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Potter and Landreth Lose at Tennis

Bar Harbor Me-, Aug. 1-Joseph T.
Bowen and Allister Mccormick. both of
Chicago. qualified for the FINAL in the
Maine tennis championship singles by de-
feating two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.
Potter and r. Lsndreth-in the semi
finals yesterday. Both matches were do
c5ded In straight set2
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
intercollegiate Boxing.

Why dent colleges stage intercolie-
riatc boxing cham iouships is 4 C,uery
that w.as f!rcd at Us. Probably thc fac
ul:y doesn't want 20 encourage COM
sneroialism In ones 60 Young.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-08
Ccmmercialism Creeping Ont.

"The trouble with baseball Just row"
femnrks Charles Hercules Ebhcts, Is
that coumercialism has crept in"
Charles 10 wrong. It's because CONNER
elsIisn u creeping out
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-23
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able to me. Mr. Hargreave viii be
happy to hear that his long enforced
hiding will soon come to an end"
All you have to do, sir, is to point
them out to me-
1T may take week or ten days"
MY government has waited for ten
years to gather in this delectable trio
A month, if you like
"The sooner the better. shall call
this evening after dinner. We shall
begin with Mr.. Braine; and generally
where he is is the woman Vroon
will be the most difficult"
After dinner, then, since you know
some of his haunts. There is re-
ward"
Jones laughed shortly. Keep il
yourself, sir. Mr.. Hargreave would
willingly double whatever this reward
Is to eliminate these despicable crea
lures from his affairs"
Thanks" M
While this conversation was taking
place Norton ldled about; and feeling
the cravings for cigarette, prepared
to roll one, only to find that he hadn't
the markings" So fate urged him to
step into the nearest tobacconist's 8.
He asked for his favorite brand and
passed over the silver.
Braine and his companions saw Nor
ton enter the shop. It agreed with
their plans perfectly. The tobacconist
happened to be affiliated with the or
der. So they hurried into the shop
Jim instantly realized that he was in
a trap.
:.How can I get out of here?" he
whispered to the tobacconist.
The latter smiled Il have to obey
these gentlemen. I don't know what
they want you for; but if made q
move to help you l should find my
own throat cut without saving yours"
THE DEVIL"
Jim made dash for the rear door,
to find it locked. Even as he fumbled
with the key, Braine and his com
panions flung themselves upon the re-
.orter and overpowered him.
"Ah, my friend Braine!" he said.
my friend Norton!" jeered the vic
tor.
"And what do you want; some
,peaches?''
"A paper, my friend, little secret
OF paper with Invisible writing on it.
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soned. But there's no need trying tc
prove my theory right or wrong. ASK
Jones. He'll tell you to throw them
away /. E. y
Horrible!" Florence shuddered,
But they do not want to poison me
I'm too valuable. They want me
alive
who can say?' returned jim
gloomily They may have learned
that they cannot beat us, no matter
What card they turn up. may be
wrong, but take my advice and throw
them away. .. Good Lord, what's
that?" startled.
Some enc cried"
20, Miss Florenue!'' exclaimed the
maid, terror stricken as she recalled
Susan's act. Miss Susan took 6
peach from the basket and was eating
it on the way to her room!"
Good heavens!" gasped Jim. q
was right. The fruit was poisoned
Jim had head enough to send for q
specialist he knew. The specialist ar
rived about twenty minutes after Sus
ans first cry. To his keen eye il
looked like certain poison which haC
for it's basis the venom of the cobra
"Will she live?"
20, yes. But she'll be wreck fol
some months. Send her to the hos
pital where | can visit her frequently
And I'll take that peach along TO,
analysis. No police AFFAIR.""
mo. We dare not call them in
said Jim.
That's your affair. I'll send dowr
the ambulance. Keep her quiet Shell
have a species of paralysis; but that'll
work off under the treatment A
strange business" Y
$50 it u.s." agreed Jim grimly.
Florence knelt beside her friends
bed and cried softly.
"You called me Just in time. An
hour later, nothing would have saved
her. She would have been paralyzed
for life"
Jim accompanied the doctor to the
door and went in search of Jones He
found the taciturn butler eying the
fruit basket, his face gray and drawn,
though his eyes blazed with fury.
"Poison!"
"A pretty bad poison, too,'' said Jim.
I'VE can't do anything. We've just
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got to sit still. Bot in the end wen
get them. That she devil a.. :
mo, my friend; that he devil. The
woman is mad over him and would
commit any crime at his bidding. But
this is his work. We want him. He
wasn't without courage to send this
fruit, knowing that would instantly
suspect the sender. Yet, l have no
definite proof. / could not hold him
in court in law. He will have bought
the fruit piece by piece, the basket in
a basket shop. He will have injected
the poison himself when alone Poor
Susan! That messenger was without
doubt some one over whom he holds
the threat of the death chair. That's
the way he works.
carried the fruit to the kitchen. The
butler returned after while.
What about that blank sheet of pa
PERI" III !.
L 1T has to be dipped into a solution;
after that you can read it by heating
I have already dipped 1t into the solu
ton. The moment the heat leaves the
sheet the writing disappears again
The ink is waterproof. I'll show you. !
Jones got candle from the mantle
lit it, and held the sheet of paper very
close to the flame. Gradually, almost
imperceptibly, letters began to form or
the blank sheet. At length the mes
sage was complete.
Dear Hargreave-The Russian min
lister of police is at. the Blank hote,
under the name OF Henri Servan. He
is investigating the work Of the BLACK
Hundred in this country and can free
you from their vengeance if you sup
ply the evidence needed
Now, what evidence can he want?'
asked Jim.
Such as will prove Braine an unde
sirable citizen"
"And then"
Quietly pack him of to Russia
where he is badly wanted"
"Who sent this messenger"
Zone of our mysterious friends. We
have few, as you already know. But
I'll 60 and make this man Servan q
visit. / have seen the real minister
and if this man is the same one. some
thing of Importance may turn up. J
shall want you somewhere about
i Here, Ill let you have this letter Re-
member, heat brings it out and cold
mir makes it vanish. Now I'll 60 VI
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Nots the least doubt of it in my
mind. Olga, old girl, it does look as il
my star was growing dim. Well never
get our hands on that million. feel
it in my bones. So let's settle down
to campaign of revenge, without any
furbeloWs. | want to twist Har
greave's heart befoce the game winds
up"
You wish really to injure herr"
i do not wish to injure her. Far
from it," he replied, smiling evilly.
You want her dead?"
whispered Olga, paling.
Exactly I want her dead, And
so if all my efforts here come to moth.
ing, so shall Hargrea, e's. His mil.
lions will become waste paper to him.
That's revenge. The Persian peach
method"
Poison? You shall not! You shall
not kill her!" vehemently.
Tender hearted?"
mo. If l must in the end 70 to
prison, so be it; but refuse to die in
the chair
Very well, then. We shan't kill
her, but Wen make her wish she was
dead. l was only trying to see how
far you would go. The basket OF
peaches is in the hallway. Every
peach is poisoned. No man in the
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for q moment to see how that poor
girl is getting along. We are lucky;
there's no gainsaying that"
You're clever man, jones' said
jim
Jones turned upon him, his face
grave. The two men looked steadily
into each others eyes. Jones was
first to turn aside his glance, as he
had something to conceal and Jim had
nothing.
When the ambulance took the tor,
@tured Susan away, Jones addressed
Florence gravely.
am going out and so is Mr.. Nor.
ton, Do not leave the house; not
even it you have telephone call from
me or Norton. Both of us will return
SO don't let anything bother or con
fuse you"
Il promise" said Florence, strug
Cling with sob.
Jones went downstairs again, paused
by window as if cogitating, and sud
denly threw it up and looked abroad
A rustic among the lilacs caused q
smile to fit across his face So they
had sent some one to learn the effect
CT the poison? Or to follow him
should he leave the house? He re-
tired to the kitchen and gave some
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Search" said Jim. You won't OBJ
ject to my, smoking ~ He began to-
roll cigarette while they passed ever
him. He struck a match; the pleas
ant aroma of tobacco floated about his
head.
He's got it on him somewhere. I
saw him take it. He's got his nerve
with him"
The cigarette glowed. Jim smoked
hurriedly.
Through every pocket they went
The contents of his wallet lay scat
tered at his feet; his watch dangleds
from the chain. The cigarette grew
shorter and shorter. Suddenly one Of
the men stretched out hand and
whisked the cigarette from Jim's lips
He threw it to the floor and stamped
out the coal.
Il thought SOL" he exclaimed, hold
Ing out the scrap of burnt paper to-
wards Braine. e
The words Dear Hargreave" were.
all that remained of the message. With.
snarl of rage Braine whipped out his
revolver.
Il will give you one minute to toll
me what that paper contained"
And after that minute is up"
"A bullet in your stomach
Quick as Hash Jim's hand shot
out, caught the loosely held revolver
gave it wrench, and brought it down,
!! savagely upon Braine's head. Then
he reversed it and backed toward the
front entrance.
EAU revoir, till we meet again, gen
tlemen!"