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$4,000 FOR MILITIA FLIERS.


4 check for $1,000, TO be used in train
ing officers Of the National Guard In
AVIATION has been sent to w Redmond
Cross. a governor OF the Aero club OF
America. II IL to he used In furtherng
the movement to provide an aviation
corps for the Massachusetts militia and
for training officers 81 the New York
National Guard.
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Nirmcn Hamper. G-rmnns.

Attacks were maze On the German
railway lines south of Lille, II was by
these lines that the enemy would
naturally bring reenforcemcntS from
Belgium. \ German freight train was
wrecked on September % aud the rails
were torn up ~ several places on the
following day, and on saturday troop
train and n supply train We're hit ami
the tracks were broken at four places.
A troop train AT Lofrre station bound
eastward toward Douai was struck by
aerial bombs on. Sunday and three cars
were wrecked AS the airmen were de-
parting they noticed that the Germans
had aliGhted and had gathered around
the wrecked cars, At this our niers
planed down to 500 feet and unloosed
10 pound bomb into their mids, AMI
then rose unsCathcd
"On the same day an engine and two
cars on another train were derailed near
st Amand and the track was damaged
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THIRD LINE ATTACKED.
british Drive the German Forces
Further Back.
SPECIAL Gable Dsspaich to Tnr srv

>pr'" uoir bfsput'H 10 luz SNN'
LONDON, sept, 2S,-The British
armies In northern France have made
further progress east of Looe, where
the important town of Lens is the inn
mediate objective, The French. who
are cooperating in this operation further
south. are rported 10 have made ad-
dituna gains as well ON the north
rin side the British troops are hu'
lhr', mile, from Lens, while on the
roHtbpGd on SccoHd Pan.
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CZAR SUMMONS HIS CABINET.
Ministers Al Leave Petrograd fol
Ruler's Headquarters.
>Dsc,aI Cdbl, Despntch 10 Tnr 81

special Cdbie Despatch 10 THE srN
PETRoGEAD sept 2S.-rhe entire Rus
sian Cabinet has been summoned to the
Cars headquarters.
All the Ministers have left Petrograd
In accordance with tho orders.
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CALIFORNIA, x9S. 80 round trim.
.hish Valley Rnilroud

"Thr Route of the BIuck Diamond 7"
Choice OF routes. unlimited stopovers aud
mo lcl tours prepared write for booklet
Ticket Offices on Broadway, a. -, leSG
and 1850; Brooklyn, 30 tlntbush Ave, /;
Newark ?ll Market ST. New Haven. iss
Church St.--idr
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The plan contrmpateS the issue
or 5oo.Uoo, 600 five year ; per cent.
bonds, constituting q direct iniu,
and several obligation ii the Rrl,-
ish and French Governments As re-
CARDS both capital ana Interest. No
other eNternt. .udu has been ISSUED
by either of these Governments
apart from the notes of the French
Treasury 10 "A limited Amount. M
turing in the mex, sin months.
The bonds will Ice rcpavahlr az the
end N iiNe years or convert bic. at
IN" option OF the holder. into Il,
per cent bonds of tine TWO Govern
ments repaydhle not earlier than uf-
teen years AMI not later than
twenty-five years from tho present
time by the Two Governments
Jointly and ScverallN.
The huuUS VII nr issued Ia ne
public AT ~, welding Approximately
80 per cent. To- the investor. The
work Of Offering th.S loan Wi. "a,
carried ont 10y "A syndicate which
MessrS. !. L. Morgan n ca. anu.
large group of American bankers
and financial houses VIII at once s,.
about I" form. Surh group VII. m-
Clude representatives turoupnuu,
the country aud all members ut the
syndirate will he precisely on the
same footing This syndicate who's,
business it will hr To- arrange tuat
every investor shah have an uppor-
tunity to subscribe to the loan. vi,
contract To purchase the luan from
the Governments at GG.
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situation Not settled.

pt,ayowts Of aggressive intentions
a., tine part of Bulgaria form the subject
OF all recent Sofia dispatches, but the
situation is REGARDED as in nowse set
tied. The correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph at bucharest records the be-
lief in some political quarters there that
bulgaria. will not attack Serbia unless
provoked To do so by Greek Intervention,
but will wait until the Teutonic Powers
have defeated Serbia and will then oc-
cupy Macedonia without first giving
Greece a protext upon which to inter-
venc,
such a policy would satisfy Germany
and would also give Bulgaria an oppor-
tunity in which to continue negotiations
with the Entente Powers,
Meanwhile Greek and bulgarian mo-
bilizations are reported TO be proceeding
rapidly. The Greeks are represented In
despatches from Athens to be eagerly
ioining the colors. Refugees from Tur-
KEY are also volunteering In wholesale
numbers. The Bulgarans seem less
anxious to take ur arms
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specioI 'ahi, Bsspaich 10 7

Speciu' Fable Dssp1tch Ia THE SuS,
IoNuoS. Sept 2S.--To.day's casualty
Est contains the names uf thirty officers.
ot whom nine Ner" killed, and 2,0S<
men, oi whom ijl were killed,
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Obligation without pr-c.drn,.

The Morgan statement. which c1ms
later as a supplement and explanation
of the situation from the American
viewpoint, was as follows:
The commission has made plain p,
it's statement that II has determine
Ht the outset 10 recognize iuvsStmcu'
conditions M America. II proposes 10
meet those conditions ny issuing an
obligation which is without urcredcNt
namely, the iNn, ana several proms.
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Not Much Enthusiasm.

The correspondent of the Times Mt
Sofia. 'olcgraphing under date of Sep
temb,r "a. SAYS that the peasants are
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ALL STEEL PORTABLE GARA1Es, sss.
Prudcn Co, 30 Church ST., y. l.-idr.
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Talk OF Perkins, "Barrel."

Eariy in the evening the campaigners
a. Moss headquarters. III East TweH-
N-n.ulh street. were heard complaining
'"a' N, regular Republican organiza-
non Of New York county had used an
h"rulpatc lot Of money In getting out
.." Perkins vote. Nobody charged that
votes were bought. but the Moss work
'.- AID hat an extraordinary num-
byr 4 men In the East Side districts
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Continued an Second Pso-,
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Capturing a Continents Trade.

Some of the things the United States must
do to invade successfully the South
American markets. In next
Sundays SUN.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Knitting ai 'ho opera Ni'.". t'
the fashionable dance WInn at
the more informal tauu 'n .H.
grown so common 10 isu' noticed lnr
more. Hut the fact chat tN' ,.u
yicis up AZ Sing Sim u Dm''.r
Tor the Poles is REALLY m'r '.nr
The idea ct having 'ho., |.U.
time No the river mll, I.u 'ur
a.. propl. between CO.., German tud
Russian mill STONES originated " '..
mind of Ernest srb,nmr u ''
rican pianist The credit .ar 'H
pllcaiion of the idca h,I.l I.
Warden Thomas Mott u.uU .H,
philanlhropisl pouulor."
cNperimenlally 'u sIl hu Do 600
his home town OF Nuhuw HHI "h"
knows how ii ir,is o. De- boo prison
tn. knitting AT Sly SIM I. ~
,mpso cmir,g uluAi, 1 ,
hundred men pN uh" needle, 1'' ih'
time they are NOT boo Oh. huI 'h
mess hull or sleeping lH' IuiI'H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

had 10 appetite. since J have taken
Lydia T. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gone
and feel like new woman cannot
praise yourmcdiciuc TOO highly Mr.
AUGUSTUS LYON, Terre Hill, Pa.
II is true tha' nature and a woman's
work has produced the grandest remedy
for woman's ills that the world has
ever known. From the roots and
herbs Of the field. LYDIA T. Pinkham.
forty years ago, gave TO womanknd
remedy for their peculiar Ills which
has proved more eifcacious than any
other combination Of drugs ever com
pounded. and today Lydia f. Pinkham :
Vegetable Compound Is recognized
from coast o. coast a. the STANDARD
remedy for Woman's Ills
In the pnkham Laboratory at Lynn.
Mass, are files containing hundreds Of
thousands Of letters from women seek
ing health many Of them openly state
over theirown signatures that they hrve
regAnrd their health by taking Lydia
T.. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound ;
and In some cases that IL has saved them
from surgical operations,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Mud muiil,r. .orI and such lrr
.nr down iu ur schooling both
tho famous pianist aud Dos. ui.. boz.
ur leading member. OF thr Am,rI.
,au Polish Relief Committee and hy
chem arr nirp,l to Poland
sDurIIus u.H hos hard 'h.
rulr arr b,t iur Do, ovn. ur did
own n,iur, tb. u1r. 70 lntl ol Pol.
uH property lu br student DAYS
.UuUu. 1850. ibc onF pupil of Pad
,,v.lu. aud Hn spout much time
900 Poland ln America tu p1s1n
unexpectedly bui 'ur puNUu. rrl
..ua en-, yiriuo#u 1n.ulIus all ih'
time ur b. uuf composing Geo raj iu-
Iuoury lor th. Poole. SEQ Keen hl.
been hs ympath, fpr lhr ruined
people. scuclluE Ua broken his de-
Umon not Co PLAY nn imorica unit
UIa uuu.rlurnHnia tour noti sea
.uu. and a.I,rH io pIa, once BOO N"v
lml 900 tHr m'.u1 100 geo zoo Goo
Polish fund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
tBY MISS SOPHIA MEYERj

uesday afternoon for the members
anl guests of the Necdlc Graf club.
aud O most enjoyable time Was
.peut Boo This nyorIic msiimr. while
genial conversation added io the eu.
I1ym,ri uf the event Refresh
mcnt. consisting pf ic. cream. CO..
ortcd cakes. punch and mmts Nerc
served The guest. ot fhr Club were
Ncsdamss pldDol, Is FiuNlrl.
o. n collin. and Mi. eyhIl Fink
lpa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Lydia T. flnkham $
Vegetable Com
pound When ! first
began taking il /
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds Of
aches pains inflow
~ part 81 back aud
IN sides aud press.
,ng down pains !
could not sleep and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

TUrs j % club viii meet Thurs
400. afternoon with Mrs Cresens,
. #.uiU I.|.NIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

While social uir s ever 900 Co.
.elrht In the cit, tnc u"ur1a 1.'
nor asleep and many delightful. o.
tsrnoon and evening entrrtainmcni
mark the monthly calluder in their
behalf Amonr OBJ. wO.f eniorahl"
~ me past week en. tHr entertain
ueni of u. s , O. club Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
MRS. LYONS
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia (. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Tern. liill. Pa. Kindly permit me
L. give you my testimonial in favor OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

The u 4 o. ,pb ,itrmuab ,n
toraiu,l rhur.da, afternoon hy
Mrs q e. N,DaruD end d1unht"r
Jessie ct their bospilublr home tfo
mile. East ct lhr CO.'S Beside. thc
usual round Of u,.dl,vmk several
hoau,ml wauu selection. ,ud vocal
solos were rendered m uis. Ho,io
Benton - Q utlu.E d,lItio" r..
lrrshm.nts v,r, SERVED rUu.istiHr Of
sandwiches. tuna 1lId "u iniiUr"
lray,a pineapple luu white aud
.uld cak, auH uu' lra Those pre-
sent wer, u-sdam" MERRITT NJ
g. W,l.iuu l,r llWmphr, Charlie"
Dammicr. Walter NcOarlur, s. o.
Benton Misses Rookie uruiuu Iiilir
aud Rosie nlmmicr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

MI. Nw luu',-n e.iu'"H
81 frv nuH rw0. m 90 ... "..
y raud,r.u rHu,h U.n, I'' ..r.
I,r h. .E HrF m fNr w'.
aul peu' I.a HaF boo e.10t r..
amour aud other DnHltN r.r s.
mapruou diner o1. served fn ".
D. I....l NI#r Lewis. I...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

brilliant uusniu, 1ud warm soft
air that made 900, lasl tI'rk oi .no"
lon by ihs roi-lor,ur March diar
near like magic under tHwr sole
kisses. made the entertainment OF
the SeuCras Alerr, Club Thursday
afternoon 10 The home of Mrs J h
uooley one of me most enjoyable OF
The whole season 80 900 early houi
No.. guests gathered for tH' "nioIa
b.r games Of Bridge that fhrN knew
uas to boz their portion iuf 'h" ''l'i
noon Long they played WiIH uu'
hated enthusiasm and whom tue
games we're over q beautiful KcNpI'
pin.cns hlon frll 90 Mr. IS Rul"
Covers were then laid Cor on" ct ihr
most attractiycly arranged luuchrons
Imaginable. ana suggesting tho .ra
SON NJ Easter an attractive ir1iur"
wa. iho artistic way 300 which Goo
salad was served 4 tiny cart Josh.
toned Of crackers the Wheels of
which we're thiDk slices of lemon
hold TO- place hy candy mint bars
lud seated ON top of the pyramid col
4lad Uas tiny krvpic eho gallant
0, held his auimal.crackor horses Dos
pink ribbon reius The luncheon $50.
dainty Boo tho extreme. Mrs nooIe'
h.Irf ably assisted in serving hy Mr..
Prank g. Edward aud Mrs " g.
pIrkn Those playing bridge o'f'
| Vcsdlmo Charles Austin. Reed Cur
ius Il a. Daily W r Ellis Wood.
/ Ellison q e. Evans r y GallHh~
FiEar Mcdonald. g orr II \
| TAFT ] Y Tr0lunrcr. Jack Wheat
| ley. vs. . Rofers. Joe Ware. q"
Memphis Tenn ~ " r'serlv Vi
/ Green. Albert Hi,inr q Fiff
\ gearhart of Neu Orleans j g. Vat
n >aua $ Rul, and Misses Mar
n Hu Gaiaher nf Fort Worth $50
Il t.n. Keudrick, Fanny $3.50 t'rAe'
II SCH Reeyrs. Eunicc ruuHHr'Ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Tia. man, dancers oi Am"riI'
Who attended tu, r,ud Benefit BAH
ON Friday March l1tn we're 500 hiah.
Iy pleased with the maua-em"nl
and mu.ir that many requests lo'"
r,achcd the commitlca FOR another
one iu the near future. ana D. has
been decided 20 give one Friday
evening April eth. 90 the " q. W.
Tho same orchestra viii furnished
ib. music. The proceed Of these
dances ro 20 pay for uniforms which
nav. been ordered and iu al pro-
liability will bc worn by ne mem
bor, ON tine night of the dane" Don 9
forget the date
A Wedding announcement lha'
comes as pleasant surprise w the
MANY friends here of the groom is
that of Mr. Frank Taylor. son OF j
y. Taylor. aud Miss Annie Gov. col
Pueblo. colo The event iook place
Thursday IN Daihart where Nr
Taylor and Mis- cox met, aud the
parsonage Of tie Methodist church
was the scene OF very pretty in'
quiet wedding They cam" imm'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

FolloVur th, r.ular program ~
plpcrs aud Dimensions that mirh
ur U,.kl, meetings oi Go, J D. O..
Club. the remainder ul th" after
neon Thursday was enjoyed Boz thr
most pleasant social manner with
Mrs u Dean Kirk doing thr 1uno'
of hostess Dainty refreshments sua
gesiNp of ihs Easter .ra uu were
served consisting u Welsh ur'hit
stuffed .re, auf uuuDr leaves hot
tea and ,urr, iaus uuh I Z g.
rIl. var, pre- rui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

! "
leaves. pineapple iuu white and
.uld cake anH uu' tra Those pre-
sent ver, u,sdlm~ Merritt 70
g. W,..tuu Zee llumpbr' Charles
pammirr. Walter NcCaruc,. 81 %
Rrniuu. Misses Hu,i, Benton liIIir
aud Rosie plmmcr
Nolhiur is ever more cuio,ahl.
than io gather fur an afternoon
association Win on, Who hat Ion"
been separated b, distance. and
spend the houra PLAYING game and
recalling th, many pi"Uaui ,uci.
dents Of former occasions lu.t .urh
q delightful time aa prm Thur
day. when. morning 3ud Ilt'rU'u.
lhr lovely nom, o Nr
white - D 500 linuI 900 street vas
ihr scene OF happy gllhui.E "i
friends invited boo tu greet Nr
slry. Trisg. ol rhauu.uf "hn Va'
/ 900 Tor brief yl#.t with her par
ouis 81 both morning and after
noon Bridge wa played ami go ih"
/ close OF the games dainty lunch
con Of creamcd Chicken iu patty
cups. olives. fruit salad on lettuce
leaves. nut bread sludvich'. orange
ice aud hot tea Lovely favor both
10 tho guest of honor and the high.
score holders. were presented Mrs
! Trigg. o.. Miss Bcss Nhittic. was
very popular in Amarillo society.
and there are hosts of friends VINO
are ever delighted Co welcome her
return 10 the city There Wcr" four
table, PLACED Tor card. ll each event
There is uo greater asset io the
thrift aud advancement of q city
than the consideration and hoauii-
ncdiun given as rural dtniicif The
Easter season wa very iiiiiueh
celebrated yesterday afternoon los
the members Of "Thr stitch in
Time" club. who gathered ai an
. early hour ai the parl chool house
. ] WNnfH NINilhN" IllI' NJ" w ''
; planting an kinds Dl shal" trees
vines aud flowers There is 1u ar
/! hor on the grounds aud This We.
{ literally covered with wine" that wilI
{ spread "a rrslful shade boo mid nw
mor and make tho lrhor % delight
! ml treat Later Their was % join
| Easter orr hunt Tor th' children and
! when 900 was dom, ihr mrmh'' o
! me club. their friend md th" rhiI
! iren gathered Zoo little group au.
I enjoyed tb, drhoiuu. refreshments
! that had hcru prepared ior ih' o'
( ra,iou The rark .ho1i house %
! about six miles from ihr city hu
s 10 an COOS we'll b. n.iI h' 400.
s attractive stopping place cor auto
s lists passing that way dHIuF 'h'
s warm summer MONTH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Mrs " g. Gibson Vae given % ,,ry
ENJOYABLE urpi.r FRIDAY aiirr
noon. when 800, va. entertained with
20 going away PARTY a number OF
frieud. adhered 90 40. hom' of Mrs
chas radWaldcr. where everything
had been prepared for the reception
of the hou,rer MIS- Gibson ~. ih"
recipient Of man, dainty r'm"mhd.
ances Refreshments Of hot choro.
late. white and brown cake. 1ui Of
ter dinner miuts were served Mrs
Gibson win leave soon i"r Kansas
city and other polnts 900 Missouri
for Quit, 900 extended l't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Millions Of women will applaud Mar
ion Harlands declaration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

life up your hrads
Sc surroNlnr ones
Aud be- glad uf heart
For Cavalry day
And Easter day
And eluddesi day
Aud gladest day
Are just one dat apart
Selected
Mr. SAM Baker Na. hostess Wed
Evening journal., 1915-10-14

Many prominent professional trap
shooters will appear at the DUPONT
Trapshooting Club on Saturday to take
in the annual fall registered tourna-
mente tescheduled for that date. OF
course. Lester S. German OF Aber-
deem. Md, who is shooting a wonder
ful clip right now. will be here to give
demonstration Of his skill, and also
to show how he broke 499 out Of 500
at Atlantic City a few weeks ago. Mr..
German has broken an average OF
more than ninety-nine per cent. on the
last 500 targets he has shot at, which
is going some.
II. Linn Worthington of Baltimore,
will also be present and when Linn
gets going there are few In the game
who can head him off Neaf Apgar OF
New York. Fred Slear Of Camden, Carl
Won Lengerke OF New York, and many
other crack shots Of the professional
ranks Will also appear, and I'm con-
junction with the many high-class
amateurs who are expected TO attend
the tournament will be well worth
watching.
The DUPONT Trapshootine Club Of
fcials have been advised that many OF
Philadelphia's amateurs are going tc
be on hand on Saturday. and that Bal
timore. New York. Atlantic City. Cam
den, Lansdale and other places are
going to send delegations to the tour
nament. so that a cracking good shoot
should result.
Evening journal., 1915-10-14
Cadillac LARGEST
Enclosed CAR Year
Increased Tendency Among
Buyers to Favor Models
Which Protect

That the enclosed type of motor car
is steadily gaining each year in public
favor is demonstrated in thefall BUSH
ness Of the Cadillac Motor Car Com
pany. Last year this company shipped
a greater number Of its closed body
cars than ever before, and orders now
on hand indicate that this seasons
business will eclipse all past records
by substantial margin.
Among the reasons attributed by
Sales Manager Howard for the heavy
increase is the fact that people are
coming to appreciate more and more
the great comfort to be derived from a
type of car that is especially adapted
for seryice every day in the year.
He said further. that the eight-cyl-
inder engine was also responsible to
some extent because il runs so smooth
ly that the dull. heavy rumble asso-
ciated with enclosed types of cars be-
comes a negligible factor in the Cadil-
'ac.
The Cadillac line includes four en-
closed body types-the standard lin
CUISINE and the berlin, each Of seven
passenger capacity; the victoria
which accommodates three, and tile
hrougham, seating seven.
Evening journal., 1915-10-14
new auto repair
ROOM FOR The CITY

Within a few days formal an
nouncement Of the opening Of the
new automobile repair station and
sales rooms at the northwest corner
of Third and French streets, will be
made. The large building recently
renovated at a big outlay Of money.
has been leased by Haggerty, Sr.. and
Son, Of Port Deposit Nd. This firm
comprised Of Oliver p Haggerty. Sr,
and his son, ]. s. Haggerty, came to
Wilmington from Port Deposit with
a reputation in Baltimore as pro-
prietors of the finest automobile sta
ton located between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. This has been fire.
quently said in Baltimore. The
elder Haggerty will conduct the Port
Deposit place while the son will be
the business manager of the Whining
ton station He will be assisted by
W. p. Johnson, well known in auto
mobile circles in this city, who is to
be the sales manager Of the concern
here.
The new firm promises to make the
Wilmington plant the equal of the
ideal establishment at Port Deposit,
and as strong as possible in service
to motor car owners. How the firm
Of Haggerty, Sr.. and Son stand in
the automobile field can be appreci-
ated from the fact that the local sta
ton has been officially designated as
the Service Station for the Lozier
EAR in Delaware.
The machinery for the machine
shop, located on the second floor OF
the building, is now being placed in
position, although all of Il has moi
yet arrived in the city. Judging from
that already received. the repair shoT
Of this concern will be equipped Will
every manner of machinery needed in
the business.
The new firm has so far signed NJ
for several popular cars. In the lis
are the Lexington, Scripps-Booth anC
che KisselKar.
Evening journal., 1915-10-14
Boston OuffieId Declared
the Greatest of All Time

der money conditions" which ball
players themselves contend is the acid
test. There was not a game in which
one member of this record-shattering
crew didn't pull fielding stunt that
had the stands on their feet They
pulled 'em when it meant cutting off
alien runs.
Boston's pitching staff is going to
get most of the credit. because it's a
habit of fandom to remember the name
Of a winning twirler longer than it
remembers the bloke who drives in
the runs earlier in the game. and long
er than it remembers the circus catch
j by probably the same bloke which
shut off two or three runs along in
the fifth inning
Boston's pitchers deserve a lot OF
credit. But take an ordinary outheld
and stick in The places Of Hooper,
Lewis and Speaker and Boston's
pitchers would have lost every game
with the exception OF Saturdays,
which little George Foster won SINGLE
handed
With all the sparkling play, how
ever. that finish Of yesterday was all
that saved the series from going
down in history as a drab colored af-
fair. There wasn't enough extra base
hitting 70 make it spectacular to the
bleacherite. Harry Hooner saved it,
He provided a sensational finish. That
homer left a good taste in everybody's
mouth.