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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Moro int s1nben9ra:
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ooer lolde, Die ourd tbeilmeiie ger=
ldiittl,ng tpebrlos %getpor6en itn6, OBJ
1tidt, >pie man ein perlebtes 9tltd
@ieb ob1ti6t. Muf Sic glei9e @el1e
piro nit oea1tlben 6el0graren ber=
fobren, Ole li6 petgern, ii6 81 ergez
ben, na60em lie mebrlos ge1nobt
tporoen itn6.
Die Miierten baben 5u 6ieiem
53tpede cine belon6ere Gruppe gebtl=
set, sic Tie NettopeurS nen11en. MlS
Sic Ell ten Melou1rgen 6ariiber IN Die
SeffentlidJfeit tomen, baben mande
Sen @opf geidiittelt. Man poQte eS
ni6t gla1ben, 6aB 10 gntlebltdeS IN
I'M erer Belt m0gli6 lei. gS lit aber
oob 10. Gin ne11traler 8eoba6ter,
ser jiillgIt an ser fran50iilden 6ront
lpar, Ser 9dtpe0e Crit Ealmitemer=
no, beltdtigt eS. Man bat ouBer=
bent oie eiolide Musia age eineS &orpo=
rolls bon ser in 6ronfreid fantpfen=
Sen griedil6en 2egio1t, aus Der
ein1pan6frei berporgebt, 6aB Sic
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bert 1porben It, ltn0 tpie Crit Balm=
1temerna, in elmer i6tpeoil6en Set
t1ng, 6ie SEN MQiierten poblgelinnt
lit, lie BARTLETT.
Sic Sbotlad an lt6 fam nad)
oem, ipas man iiber sic brutale
ariegfiibrltng ser MGiierten friiber
ld)on erfabren bat> mi6t mebr uber=
ia ld)en. $50 bie g%(bfommlinge bon
Men1henfreliem un6 inbiide Sols=
obidneioer gegen Elm tpeiBeS, bo6 81
pililiertes 8olf pertpen6et ,mer0en,
100 Sdunotboten bega1tgen mer0en,
lpie Ole G11lien tie in Sltpreuben uno
Die G1tmdnen in Ser Dobruoi6a be-
go1lgen boben, no mon @efangene
bebaroelt, ipie Tie in Sibirien nn6 in
6ra11frei6 bebaroelt tper6en, 6a mr1B
man oltf je6e Mrt 8eitiolitat gefoBt
lein. Die fiibren6e Mta6t Ser MQt=
ierten FIND nidt umionit 6ie megen
ibrer grauiamen STRENGTHENING in
g1ien un6 Mfrifn berii6tigten eng
ldn6er, Die ibrer 2%dn6ergier tpebrlole
Menlhen ion6er 3ubl geopfert ba=
be1t.
Mber ole Mmerifaner baben mir
einen ga115 beion6eren @run6, unS
init DER Mngelegenbeit 3u befalien.
Dus Mor6tperf5e1g namli6, nit 6em
6ie Maiierten Die ipebrloien Sel0<
gra1en in sen Sdubengrdben ab=
i9lodten, fommt aus Sen Ser. 5toa-
ten. IS lit iung1t our6 !8ufon beim
Sransport 6ur@ Serlep @itp, no
man o11b sic Sen Muiierten geliefer,
teri 9a1m6umfl1geln fanb, entoedt
tpor6en. Cine Sirma In. 81. 9ouis
fabri3iert sic 1deuBli6e @affe, nit
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lan6er, Sran5oien uno m1itralii6e
8nldmanner 6ie i6perbertpun6eten
oeutihen Sel6en obtb1n, 5u Sun6ert=
ta11ienben. Sic per6ert bon britiid)en
9a1mpfern iiber 6en S5ean befor6ert,
ur6 6anrit 6ieie Dampfer nit ibrer
f6e1Bli6en 2a6ung 11ngefGbr6et If
rem 8eItimmnngsort erreiden, for6ert
Braii6ent 8tllon nnberlebltdfeit fir
dnerifanii6e @eifen6e, sic 6iefe
S6iffe ben1tben nn6 fit fdi11flide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

8rp6 ,uirb biaiser - int belager,
ten 9eutihlon6, nidt ettpa in bem
nit l1eberfluB geiegneten Mmerifa.
@ier miro es tbeuerer. @eil mir 10
tboridt iino, Sic Mliiertert 5u fiittern,
sic unS NIT 6uBtritten ibren 9anf
abitatten.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-05

The Board Of License Commission
ers of the City and County OF Homo
lulu will hold meeting at the Assem-
bly, Hall, Mcintyre Building. on
Wednesday, December 9Th, 1916. at
S.45 p. m, to consider the Application
Ok Wing We, Tai & Company for a
transfer OF the First Glass Wholesale
License now held by them, to sell IN
toxicating liquors, from its present
location to No. 10 Hotel STREET. Homo
lulu, under the provisions OF Chapter
122 OF Ghe Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1915.
All protests or objections against
the transfer of said License under
said Application should be filed with
the Secretary OF the Board not later
than the time set for the said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG,
Secretary, Board Of License Commits
sioners.
S625-Noy. 6, IA, 81, %. Dec 5
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TURN IRON SILVER ooLLAa.

The silver dollar has been detected
IN a westward movement, returning
10 haunt the communities in Nevada
and elsewhere that dug it up and
showered it upon the East as the coin
of the realm.
.Comparatively few silver dollars
are handled in Kansas City now. The
banks were the first to notice the
waning popularity of the silver piece
and they have substituted for II the
81 bilk
I'VE handle very few silver dollars
now" William Huttig, president OF
the National Reserve Bank. sand.
practically all money OF this demo-
rnination this bank handles is the II
bill. Ii is much easier to handle. The
habit is firmly fixed on Kansas City.
The 81 bill habit became fixed on
Kansas City through chance, Henry
c. Schwitzgebel, secretary of the
Commerce Trust Company, said. "Sey'
eral years ago the banks began haE-
ing 81 bills shipped West because 1t
was much cheaper than the shipment
OF silver dollars.
There are ten 81 bills in use here
to svsfy sti. eT d11iaT haHf-sia CIV
GTaPs
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sY AUTHORITY
OFFICE or THE BOARD or
HEALTH
Honolulu. Hawaii. Dec 4, 1916.
TENDERS FOR PURCHASE or
HIDES

Sealed tenders, indorsed Tenders
for Purchase OF Hides for the pur.
chase Of hides belonging to the Board
of Health, for the period of six
months, from. January LIST, 1917. to
June Both, 1917. will be received at
the office Of the Board of Health
until IL o'clock noon. Monday, Decem-
Der 18th, 1916.
Tenders must be for the price per
pound for hides delivered on the
wharf at. Honolulu. on weights ap-
approved by an. agent of the Board
of Health
Payments required in. U. s. Gold
Coin Immediately after delivery
The Board will not bind itself to ac'
cept the highest or any bid.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
By It's President,
]. s. B. PRATT, III. ID.
6648-fOt
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The United States Of America }
VS..
A Lot OF Silk Goods.
Notlce of saiA

NOktGo 81 Gale
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the order contained In the decree
entered in the above entitled cause on
the 18TH day OF November. A. ID. 1915.
l will on the 9Th day Of December.
A. ID. 1916, offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the Customs House In Homo
lulu, in said District, at Il o'clock N.
OF said day, the following Lot Of SILK
Goods, thfrty-fonr go pieces OF pos-
gee silk OF the total foreign value OK
four hundred thirteen and 49-100 dol
lars ($413.49). and OF the total hons
value Of five hundred ninety-nine and
S7-100 dollara (s59S.57), adtudged BY
the court by said decree to be for
feited to the United States OF America
end condemned to be sold pursuant 70
such decree.
The said sale to be by public auc-
tion to the highest bidder; cash to
be paid upon the drop of the hummer.
J. j. SMIDDY,
United States Marshal.
6635-Nov. IL, Is. 20, Fl, %, %. "a, IS.
81, %, .29, Dec. 1, 2. As.
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AUCTION BULLETIK


On Tuesday come and buy a fine
Satin Walnut bedroom Suite. now in
the rooms for your inspection; it's a
beauty. A fine, old massive Wal
nut Desk and some unique Oak
Chairs avail. your inspection.
On Tuesday we shall sell f.
Chair Golden Oak Bsrbers Fixture
and Center Washstand in Italian
Marble. mirros 44x54 tfour), all in
sections ready to set UP. being of
fine manufacture and free from
borers.
We want Furniture and yet more
Furniture, in fact il viii not be pos
sible TO swamp us with good, disable
Furniture. therefore send all in to
Honolulu Auction Rooms, J. S.
Bailey.
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CHARGE DENTIST
AIDED MISS cAVELI

LONDON, England.-A Rotterdam
despatch to the Daily News reports
that Dr.. Bull. an English dentist in
Brussels, has been placed on trial on
the charge Of having aided Miss Ca
veil. the. English nurse executed for
espionage. by snpplyjng her with funds
to assist Belgian soldiers to escape.
DR.. Bulls trial IS to begin tomorrow,
it is reported with those of Is other
ile'i s.niis ,i4-ifg5d ailit yATtDti.. 81
lenses.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD or
HEALTH
Honolulu, Hawaii, Dec. 4. 1916.
TENDERS FoR Beer CATTLE

TENDERS FoR BEEF CATTLE
Sealed tenders VIII be received At
the Board Of Health Office until ~
o'clock noon. Monday. December 18th,
1916. for supplying the Leper Settle
ment with beef cattle for the period Of
six months from January LIST, 1911. to
June Both, 1917.
Specifications at the Office Of the
Board OF Health.
The Board does not bind itself TO
accept the lowest or any bid.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
By It's President,
]. 8. B. PRATTs NJ. ID.
664g-fOt
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LOST
LOST on sTRAYep
FOUND
Copyright. 1916, by II. c. Fisher.

At postoffice, bunch of keys. Finder
can have same by calling at Star
Bulletin office and paying for this
Adv. 6648-tf
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States IN and for the District
OF Hawaii.
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The best comes from the Hon. Soda
Water Wks. That's ths kind yoni
want. Telephone S02s. 6442-iyT
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Trade MARI Reg. U. S. Pat. OF.

Jas. T. Taylor. Sill Stangcnwald bldg
consulting eivii ( hydraulic engineer
e375-tf
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YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Fight side dun. eye at left shoul1A
Bridge.
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Calling ard business cards. mono
grams. wedding Invitations and an.
nonncemfrts. stationery, etc: cor.
rect styles. Star-Bnlletis Printing
r,anartn4p7t t25 sier,h7nt 81
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FRUITS AHp PRODUCE.

Sos.R shpsai wstermelnns. aaIa iahr
6095 If <
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HOTELS

The Clothes Cleaners Association OF
Honolulu announces that new prices
Tor clothes cleaning and dyeing will
go into effect on January LIST. 1917,
in order to meet increased expenses.
Uniform prices viii prevail.
(Signe6
CLOTHES CLEANERS ASSN.
OF HONOLULU.
6646-2m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
ship OF the association, in case there was
one7 GOING SOIJTII

ship of the association. in case there was
one? GOING SOUTH.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 20.
The Asheville Country Club Is a member
of the Carolina Golf Association, and Louis
P. Grimball, Charleston. S. c.. won the 1915
championship OF the association.
Sandy McNiblick-Was Dudley Nudge,
winner of the medal in the amateur cham
pionship last year, student at an eastern
university at that time. OLD PENN.
West Philadelphia, Pa.
Dudley H. Nudge was student at Yale.
Sandy McNiblick-I have been playing
golf for five years. There is one thing that
l claim TO be able to do better than any
other golfer in Philadelphia, and that is to
put ball in a trap, hazard. water out of
bounds, bunkers, rough or other nefarious
spots. IL want to play over a brook. being
right on the edge of It, and there is the
whole world on the other side. / top the
ball into the brook II there is a bunker
to go over. top and do not get out. II
branches of a tree hang down and I would
prefer topping to going high, always hit
the branches of the tree with a nice high
shot. If / want to make a short shot to a
green. I can't do 1t. If don't want to land
in a brook I always can. Why is It I can
never hit the fairway, but can always hit
the traps? j. H c.
Villanova, Pa.
Queries on matters Of golf will be an
swsred In this column. Address all eommuni-
Golf Editor. Evening Ledger, Club schedules,
pnecdetes. seores and ether linklore will ALSO
sender viii not BE- printed without Dsrnis-
sion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
AN AMERICAN LEAGUE WESTERN
TEAM HAS EXCELLENT CHANCE
TO BREAK INTO WORLD SERIES
For First Time Since 1910 Club From Beyond
the Alleghenies Appears to Be Favorite to
Participate in October Jubilee
By GRANTLAND RICE

will keep him from shifting to the trenches.
So just at present we see no fitting career
In sight.
o Tempora and Such
From 1900 through 191S-a matter Of 10
seasons-the pennant race each year was
a toss-up split three ways among New
York, Chicago and Pittsburgh.
In that time New York won five PEN
nants, Chicago four and Pittsburgh four
And the two clubs that failed to win were
generally running, 2, 3.
The old order now Is a good many leagues
TO the rear. The main battle among New
York, Chicago and Pittsburgh now is
proposition of reaching the bottom Of the
first division. They faded out three years
ago. Last season the Phlllies, Brooklyn
and Boston took their places. And the new
triumvirate ls still ruling the field today.
1t took the Celebrated Worms n number
of years to turn, but when they finally
began to wiggle the result was astounding
Not Enough
Colonel Charles Gebest, the wel-known
musical impresaro, was playing round
with Captain T. L. Huston, owner of the
Yankees. Going to the third hole Gebest
had lost three balls. "Have you any golf
balls with your" he called to a passing
friend.
How many do you want7" the friend
replied.
Never mind" called out Cap Huston,
I've got enough"
mo, he hasn't" replied Gebest, in great
earnestness. He's only got eight, and I've
got 15 more holes to play.
Note.-Credit, II you desire to give IT, for
labelling the Reds the Cinci Mattys belongs
to Mr.. f. M. Child. Considerable monIcker.
F. T.. F.-No, Wagner doesn't desire to
take up the relns of management yet for
eight or ten years Not, he says, until
he begins to feel that he is slipping and
that his active work is about over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
WEST NAMES TENNIS TEAM
Murray Among Those Who Will Com
pete in Matches Against East

BOSTON, July 31.-The Californian ten.
mis- team, which will play In the East VS..
West matches at the West Side Tennis
Club at Forest Hills on Friday and Satur-
day. has been announced. Heading the list
Is William M Johnston, national singles
champion, who probably will face r. Norris
Williams, I'd, Of the Eastern team,
The other men are Clarence j. Griffin,
San Francisco. national doubles champion
with Johnston; r. Lindley Murray, former
1y of California but now OF Bayonne, NJ
j.; Roland Roberts, the San Francisco
champion; Willis E. Davis, national clay
court champion; Ward Dawson. who is
McLoughlin's partner in doubles this sea-
SON, and H. Van Dyke Johns. The pairings
for doubles have not been made
The selection of Murray is somewhat Of a
surprise. Although he is one of the strong
est players in the country he is hardly re-
garded as belonging to the West, in view
of his residence in New Jersey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
LARGE PRIZES IN AUTO RACE
Awards Totaling $4,000 to Be Made
in Labor Day Event

CINCINNATI. July s1.-Ths regular
prizes for the International Sweepstakes
race. which will mark the opening OF the
new Cincinnati motor speedway at Sharon
vile on Labor Day, September 4. and which
viii be over a two-mile course for a dis
tanee of 800 miles, aggregate $50, 0OO of
which $4,000. or 40 per cent, goes to the
driver winning the race.
Other prizes, ranging from $4,000 to 500,
win be given drivers finishing up In the
race. with three special awards OF $500
each for the drivers leading at 100, 200 and
$50 miles, respectively.
Besides these awards. there will be the
interest of all the drivers in the Bosch
trophy and championship prize money
which now amounts to more than $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
HIGH-HEEL NET TIGHTENS
AT COBB'S CREEK COURSE
WHEN MILADY SCORNS RULE
Today's Tee Talk

The true stance for driving, according to
S1s Sns. iScai expert; ; is t2 haye the bnp 70 The
,n r. the f5,ogS1d snd .hs sr, foot nearer the
Both feet should point well out nnd tho
knees should bend little. This adds sup
pleness to the body. IL In partial sitting
pos:tlon. 1t gives elasticity to the swing and
adds power to the stroke.
BY standinE with the hall to the left Of the
In the stroke II the bali IL hit truly. but also
tho ball ls kept low.
The Eesylt II the s%keddinE: % rising. far
CLUB head Is rising from the Erpund and In
this way Is given the forward spin that
keeps IL from rising too high In the air.
Beginners will find II no ensy thing to hit
the ball teed to the left Of the left foot.
The body as i loses IT. balance must keep
(, If It does -not. the ball will either fly on
Mt some craEy Tangent else be topped or
ssipf ssipfred. The safest position y 20 stand
body. n. the bali is opposite TO the right
foot feller Is apt TO top It. .a.
IL takes patience to accomplish the or
left foot shot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
To Resume Polo PLAY

: NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. L. July 81
win be played today n in the. The Polo AssocIstlo
at g. o'clock. will be between Great Neck and
Meadow Brook and the second will bring to-
gether the Rugby and Coronado fours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Leagues Lose Clubs

of the second ha Of the Sy south Xtsno thG stass
pennant race II has been announeed here that
the circuit. II also was learned that Hopeweil
VIII hereafter not be represented In the Vir-
ginia State League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Scraps About Scrappers
BY LOUIS III. JAFFE

is a. champion. Nevertheless, Championship
ns' tShs they e Scor ~ hf @ be- at e
the sroSn q snoly, Hollow: That section, q
sias'ic over a match IS That of tonight 'A'"D
Another title will be ssscidsd on on the Broad
Tespectiye Eleyysnth, Ward and SOuthwsEk ban:
name Ts, 6sSsT 9Ynss55y ssRsd%isa are Johnny my
a2S gS vs. VS. Eddie Pnimer and % wayP HineksP Vs.
Mike Howell.
probsely viii leave the Ryan. 4. G: ring
srss 70 make Danny Murphy his fourth COON
secuys hTockoui t@ bsof 10tS ere b9 sTraG punch &
the corning season and Il he continues his recent
knocked-Out opponents.
Six bSst; in all are scRsaulsa at the Eysn.
win appear in the semi with Harry Allen as
aood 6s W vs. s9qi
vs.. Eddie Morton; Charley Rear vs. Jimmy
Young MsoGys5sn has been D,Syl3s nmsst the
After sh9wing better form eyer Leo
hobBg Rg aefsod Thsy meet Friday night at f2S Il:
fessons eas % setwsen bouts Mickey Brown Is phD the
ns Ts' o +s sos @ Is oss meSdah ss
Song writing IL one way a person doesn't get his
nose hattened-
Jack Kantrow said the other day he was Just
pSh.n f@g %opd Eads sus "hS bis n'a sR
Ksntrow Is a foe suliiyan prefers most Of ali.
They have met several times. and each mix was
humdinser.
Here's the latest from the front:
Sh .ss nSys q e s the oS sSsfe 5ST
6o. mFf al .ss aes az JOB Tsfsss m Fss
National is not as certain as In other
one Of the shows. 1t makes me feel rather
badly 70 think that 1 ! IN, may not be back for
HAIRY T, CROSS.
Company n First Regiment.
sid o'Donnell. OF Falrmount is ready to box
again after z lay-on or several months. He Is
FUNNY 9S Sa z Rdd Hnes aas baaby ss
par.
Ad woIsast has been knocked out-by ahe
fouls but the low temperature al New Born
81 l.. where Wolgast was training for a match
hight scored a clean baynakef S The haalsd heat az
feetsd Ad so badly that he was forced 10 call
on the contest and leave for his home at cadli-
The two matchmaking Jaeks-TIanIon and
MeGuigan-haye their eyes peeled for talent.
grams at the Olympia and National ready and
the regular lsle-iT campaign win begin rolling
Ia another month.
Thursday night OF this week is the date for
the postponed Paekey Hommsy- George Chaney
set-to Ia New York. Hommey Is good set-up
time knoesn Paesg dossn sysf-k has sa9s hasq
before Irish Patsy Cline i on the same card
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
O,Hara BUYS Ban Team

WORCESTER. Mass, July st.--Jehn j.
O'HAra, Of Springfield. yesterday acquired own
ership Of the Lawrence Baseball Club Of the
Eastern, LSaEoe; The Iayrenee club has been IN
obligations.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

PROPOSED TRADE WHICH WOULD
GIVE HORNSBYs TO BROOKLYN
SHOULD BE BARRED BY TENER
Report Of Deal Involving St Louis Star Is Not De
MED But President of National League Should
Not Permit Contenders to Strengthen

IT reported of
nsa that Hod oDy 81 oaiss sensational young nhdor is to be
Schuyler
ppssias sy President ESs Brooklyn
stage q the race President Tsnsr Of the national League step
boyOoins city
pishn Of time to that a contemplated
prohibiting
s trading selling Of players from one major league team to another after
scond division teams but with the they been recent
- a
e % and and also would , soGvpe. the st Louis fans that the vs
division
country when
rebuilding and not tn DOWN sn % @ s oundson for ans esee
They Do Not Like 2scent Ball
ANYTHING
"A
The'fan.
will the
and Braves are talking trade and
New York needs pitching than anything
& an 6 deal bringing either OF the Boston huer the an,s Chants
hasten the passing Of rule prohibiting the trading selling of players after
is a cream.
Chalmers and Bender continue pitch they did
of
Great and ca should return their 1915 batns
form 70 would BE- @ tremendous % % help to the champions but even they continue
almersa and canre theirpr present form
Can Dodgers nd The
HE. played
and the be splendid
part started Brooklyn on the path early
The Dodgers pitching stan shot trying
brilliant of Pner
through
ability to the pace is a matter of doubt
Boston has done better work than either the Phes Brooklyn
out Of SIX sams and % Sa. ] One game (which wa. wo have aided
Brooklyn
America League Clubs Poor Road Teams
rather odd that team in the American
ceveands while
poor
sectional clash in the East was generally believed that the % @ hd % @
from the race but since returning their fields the
until started
eliminated the
ss4 ,S are 5 Ss % s re % Of course the aem'n are aiding
Jolt on Saturday when the former lost doubeh Detroit St Louis
gained by winning from the Athletics and Cleveland
win
Davenport Proves He Is Iron Man"
WHEN pitching
further proof Of
the - OF the eqs league @ hes insisted as any one could perform
ora America
the
he real ronn"
picked out the leading team Of the league for his trick and both Victories we're
being due his MS own ~ brilliant efforts He held the asss
Evidently W Joe Tinker Is 'e, a'eDnArn When the Cubs appeared
probably riot act to
Be below their Claude
naash lighter than they
= aasaass Saturdays join Cleveland
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

The two match h-making Jaeks-Hanlon and
kcGuigan-havs their eyes peeled for talent
They are getting their respective opening pro-
grams AZ tbs Olympia and National ready and
the regular 1s1e-iT campaign viii begin rolling
In another month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Company Il. First ttRfsiii Regiment.

Sid o'DonneI OF Falrmount. is ready to box
again after !ay-on Of several months. He is
Tommy Jamison. Eddie Hlnckle and Darby cas-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Ad woIsAst has been knocked out-by 4hs
heat. The Cadillac Plo1boy has lost mostly by
fouls but the low temperature at New Dorm
s. +. where welsast vas training for match
night scored clean haymaker.. The heat al.
fected Ad so badly that he was forced 10 cali
lac Mich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

Thursday night Of this week Is the date for
the postponed Packeg H0mmsy- George CLANCY
set-to Ia New York. Hommey Is good t-up
for CLANCY; but George generally has a hard
time knocking Packey down. They have met
before. Irlsh Patsy Cline 4 the same card.