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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-01

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Seie Der 6. nnb 8. Giienhdhnbfrds
ppn elmer 2oicmctipe iiberfdbren iiro
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porter Settle, seI4leift. Or. Rife .trs
tIlrte, bab er sur gbbaltans zines
Snqucits beredtigt lei, oa Yicrce III
aenton gountp set0pter Dorben iai,
oasesen ma6te Or. Dishp eeltsne.
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flinoen 'purSc II. es oesbalb ibm OIL.
Iiess, ,sinsn Snqueit absuba,ten. Die
aontroperie fanb seitern oaourd ibren
9bi9Iub, bab Or. Oisbp pOn Camp
bell Gountp auf fein Reht, bus sr be-
anipru4t batte. per5i4tete.
Die 18jdbrise Rstt:e 8iGiier
bate eeitern in ibrer Wobnurs in Orp
&ibse, ap., iid sufduissr Weiie cine
S9uBpunbe beisebradt. Sie ipuroe
bierber ac6 Dem Ct eIiiatctb so.
lpitdl gebra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-01
0pa Der SIbae.
Sruber aieSsrreigsn i'm ayrie uub im
EIgmpie.

SIN 2prit Ibeater selonSt
b.sis Dods bic muiitaIii4s glusfat.
tunaE apm6rie .gOu'rs in SoDe'
Sss Nisnsrs F.oDlf JriHI sur Quf'
fibruns unb bic 0prftsuuns ON ssitris
gen abenb fauo Dor einsm 5abIrsia
bsiuatsn Sauie Itutt, oas ii4 an ben
mufitaIiI6en uab tsrpIitOriidsn Dnrs
bietunssn gang bsionbers ersDBts. Gs
1T Elm Stiid ausseloFsuen 3umors
nit pridelnbsr weuiit uno reiseuosn
Saneinlasen. Die 4usfattung bringt
cine fprtldufsnbe Eeibs Der it0niten
8iIbsr. Wiarie 5Ipnn uno GIarsnrs
Rorbitrom IinS Die 2iebenoen uRo iie
baben Gslsgsnbeit, in peri5isoeneH
Solunummsrn uHb 9ustten Su sIlns
gen. Sic iiusen inmos uno psri4ies
bene ibrsr 9iebsr lparsli ri8tiss
G9laser. Sb.s itGnOigsn Ssfdhrtsn
unb 8enodsn iperben bon WIap
S6ompIOn unb Carl WlcGnlIougb bats
seitelt, bic psrihiebsns rs9t anmus
tbige SanSs unb 0eianssaite bubsH.
2lpbb unb NeQs fnb bur6 ibre
San3Ips3ialitdtsn erIpGbnensperth.
gll. Roberts unb 5rau Surbnsr Crane
Fnb als ereentriihe SOuliisr einfa9
t6fli3. Der GhOr Sdblt 80 Tdmute
DldoeIs, Die ii5 isbsn uno b0rsn laf'
fen t6nn,n. D1s 2pric 9hsater bistet
bieTe Do6e trsfflids llnterbaItunS.
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in bieIer 8o6e Ssan geOinis pas
riIer 9.fansspuFe rpub pub" bic
Gttrattipn. Der 9itel ift SDar ni9t
neu, Dobl aber bas Stiid, fir bas
betannte Sterne oes @uuospilIe uno
Der ipmiI6en Spsr selppnnsn limb.
ueberbaupt 1T Der Rume ~aomtide
Sper" fir bas Stid Elm neit treffens
berer 9iteI Ils GsfausspOfe. qls
@ertreter Der Comptroller ipirb maH
bic apmi.er GIart unb RGulIougb
finben; Bob 5urmpn, ben @nuoeDiaes
Stern; Spb WalroIm, ,Diries fiibes
fen Gdnser@; Georss grDOts, ben
fomif6en rWifiiter"; 5eleH acraine,
bic primabouua; Gna Gplbeu, bic
9armante Sodbrstts, jusIsih cine
brinante sdHserin; Rnri. SobbOtt.
bic RaiDs, unb Ssun gsbiHt isIbft.
Gin rci6haItiges Rrograrm mir
in oieier McGe i'm Gmpreb
Ebeater ptr 2lIrffiibrimg geIan
gen. sSrieub nno Dupuinq trrten m
elmer aJmobie airf. oos SterIin1 Roie
9rio IN GfrobatiifJen Suriritidea.
lie gieIrcD Siiters fiihrcn Sic rciic.
ften Sdn5e Dol, irnb Carl sSlpHr unS
glettieN NeaougbIin, .gintinnatis Dpn
Rair", ,rGieatiRn einen @c'ongS
1mb Sansaft Prof Bifcrt seigt iefne
oreiiirt,n Gethiui5e 'mb Sill 0incs
~Gorldsuapg IN Airita", nit eiusr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-01
DIR 9erbdftste auf Weiiung bes I'm.
teriu4unssri4tsrs na9 benz
9efdusniB ssbratt.
3p0lf alusrTiauif6e Banisn 5Orl.u
an Der llebsrmittIuns Der Gel,
Der betbeiIist isin.

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tan Sou6aroon, Der llnterIu9unss
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ter Der QntlaJs prcSsiIir. fpsroen ioa,
tab er @erbiabune,n nit bsm i5einp
lnterbaltn bat, Iieb ben 8erbdftis
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higen 9etb6r unterlpprfen botts, nof
tem 5resne= 5efdngniB briugen, pO
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.ynterge6raht pgrbe. Der Inter
iuaunesri9tsr enti9isS, bab Der
@erbaftsts, p6i9on CT Isibsno serpss
in. bod nn4 bem Gefangnib iibers
fiibrt iperbtu t6nnt.
Die 9efdnsnibbeb6rbsn baben
Bsiiung srbaIten 9olo paffa oIs
sspobnlitsn @efaneeueu gu bebous
btln uub ibm feinerIei 9orrehte 5u
oefDGhrsn. Sein 2lntpolt goBou
fprafl an GonHtne i'm @sfGnenib
trr, nm nit feirsm 3Iisntsn Rid
ipruhe Su nebmen, absr ibm ipurbs
tebeutet. baB Ct nur in Der @easns
mart bes SefdneniBbireitors ober
elmer beTonSsrs bierSu ermddtigien
9srfcn nit golo paft,a fpre4en
fiirfe.
8oIu 4aft1a iuurbs in Dedsn eins
gtbiiut unb nn@oem ibm bas @eiiht
nit eiuem ueiBen Su4 bebedt ipors
ben, aus Fsinem 3immsr I'M grnnb
Sotsl eetrnesn, Dor beFen Gingnng
fit cine stiua 200o a6pfs sGblsnbs
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IN bic Rgis ousbra&: lob BEN ps..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-01
81. bdberen YortOsebibreH far
Sru6iahen.

Tet aonfereBmisifut beiSe-
Sauier oes Gongreiies, Der iiber bic
sinielncn Soften Der sfriegsiteiler.
9orIage ,it eincr Girtiauug 5ii geIar.
gen beriiidt, iou mad, 9eridten aus
sRaihinetoa gu einerentideiiiina bin
ild,tlih Der Pcrtoert0blng fir Poit.
liafen 3tpciter alaiie, nIio 3eitiinecn
lmo 3eitidriften, getoninen iein.
Ger qrlmbleecnbe Gcoanfe bes NIB.
fcrauiens 1T cine peridlieSenartise @e.
bonsInns, begin. geIaihrna Ses ail.
ssiaenthsiIs NIB bes 2beils, Der oen
2eieitoff enthGIt; Der eritere nrIb Be.
1p!iierb hoEere 8ebiibren fir bic
@c.tbef6rberung ale Ietie-er tcIah
len, 70 SaE in Der lettrn 3one Der
ll.icrfdicS iingefdbr bier Gent pro
2flino ausmadt. Die @ohems;tr
cen uuf oen Sanbc, 2eitfd-iftcn r..
.Iigioien im5 iihnlifenG Gbarnficrs rrS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gldtter sahlcu
fir ihrtn sInscigentbeil feinc tobrrr
Tebiibr ais fir ben artoeien SheiI.
3ieIr Iebte-e MISUNDERSTANDING
mLng fuuroc, irie es 5eiEt, bnirptiad
lid oits benz gu;Hbe ougcnommrr
iueiI Die genunnten 3eitiinsen uuS
Seitihriften in ipeit b0berem @rabc
als uiuDere Maiien Sir @erbrcihlng
pom aenutniiien iuio aufflarung bel.
iraeea, unb neil es cine edrsli& rer.
febrte goIitif mdre, oide flIhirels
i.no sioiIiiatoriid)e Whiiion nut einer
bcion1ercn Steper 5u belesau, meI&,
itnrf berunelS tpirfeu ipiirbe. 9ies
.axga,4eat mirbe eash s,sarpites ak,
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Die Sfesiffriruns.
Sd.rn fommtnScn Tunufritrg faun
man iidI in Die @atliiten ein.
tragem laheu.

0Onneritas bisIsr DOde Il. Der srf,
Resiitrirunssias unp idmrat.ias
StimmpldBe iinb Su bieiela Sssui'
Don s r5r Mprsens Biz 2 llbr 9ad,s
mittdgs unb bon a llbr RaGmittasi
bis 8 llbr 9lbenbs se0ffnst. Die ar
bern Resiiirirunsstase iino Spnn:rs'
Tag, II. Ottpber, 5reitas, 10. Sttee
Der, unb Samitas, 20. SttoDer. Gs Il;
cine pOuis Reurssiitrirung. 0sr IN
RuDember iein giirgerreht ausiibsil
min = unb bas iOlte j.oer tbun--.
mub in ben @dblerliitsn sinsstrdsrn
feiu
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Sexesae ,ins 1aptss.

Der 10idbriee 9llbert Stll ron
Der 2. unb Serraoe 9lpenus. SabtoH.
iuurbs seitern. ipdbrsnb er nit ms1res
rem 3ameraben am GIubrisr lpiel.s.
bon einem perielbsn nit einsm Sln.
bertsepebr in pas Bsin seiaOiisn. Ssi
EoIiscidef 9orna lnitlilirte onrouf.
bin Die poIisst ale Getpetle, nsl9s
bel anabeH sefunben psrben, Su toHs
fis5iren.
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3mamss ssppritellunsen unb Weu'
roie.
Bon prOf.For Or. ernfi mObrmann

Bon proItnor Dr. Grnit VtoprWa'lil
Di. unaeip6bnIiden nsrDCien er'
rseunssn, bic Der jsbise friss i0ipopl
bsi BEN tdmpfsnbsn 2ruppsH. als aud
b.i ter g.DOlisrunS i'm 2anet hstDor'
ssrufen bat, baben 5u 5ahlrtittn ssl'
Iti9tn StOruns,n sefiibrt, bic abeE
aIidli&.r Weiis in iait allen 5alltn
rur tempordr unb Ieidt bura anss'
meiisns gsbnnbIuns 81 biiIen liHo'
Die am msiIisn beobd6tettn ertran'
iuuaen fallen unttr bas 0ebiet Der
!3iponasporitslIunesn unb Der ylsl'
role. gtIpnbsrs bic eriieren p.roH
bsi ben aus bem Gefe4tsgebist 5u'
rii6fehrenbtn 9ruppsn fshr bdufia be-
Obattst, psrlitrsH ii4 aasreiuss msI'
itens f4on Huh iDeHigsn 2aesn IN otr
Ruhdteduna.
IS aibt isopt audi gale, no zine
5tilune bstrdhtIids S9tuisrisisitsH
bsrsitet, benn bic 3panesontltsIIrn'
gen iitlsn sinsn ssiiiiesn @Orgdfs bar,
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labt ji4 taum cine @rsnT 3ieben 5ipts
Idxn ben alltdslidsn eri9sinungu
bieier art, benen aun Der normaie
Gsiit uni.rIieai. unb Der siesnsllh
ironfbnftm 9ntiuidIuns. 2lBDsrsrs
Isits triit Der @sssnIas sipiid)en beis
ben oft bsutlib su 9ase. 10 bab nie'
manb i'm 3psifa pariiber blsibll
tam, bob bic ainis sipii9eu notmaI
uno frdnt iibsrf9ritien iit.
Tr. stnbune. Der ben 3wdnsspor'
itetunsrn unb ibrsr BebonbIuns IN
Der .@iensr fIiriif@cn Dc@er4rift-
cine einseb<nbs Ausfiibriins iplbmst.
tspuaei&pH aaa poR ben GtagapuH4
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vegetable COMPOUND ~ oerfu6en. g6on bic
erfte 6lafte wtriis. unb 70 Haem 10 cine sipsL
uno etns brittle e,H. isrRsr s.ns 5laf1s BON
pobia q. gtHfbcur's sIut tReInissr, uub isst
Bin Id 70 sefHnb Dte iraeHb cine anbsts Srau.
20 ratbe ''eer Srdu aneritebeno ober Der.
bsiratbet. bic NIT iresnb sinsm Der serannten
rsioer bebaftet III. Sbr punSerboues geesta5Ie
eoTpouuo uHb SIuireinieer gu oerfu6en mre
tn bin feit iiber5eusi, bab fis sbenfo bon ibren
eetoen befrsit pftbeH, ruis Id % pmbe -
Srnn Cite }. 9unb Der Sanbs. SO 20.
Uorf CTR. paierfon. q. 3.
59rsiben Sic Uertransnsoou an ~, ossia
gtrieam wseSteins 60. aenn. weuf. psaH
Die fpeeieusn Rat5 ben5tbigeH,
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mia lpobI uno eeinnn
sema6t baben. Dor
einiaer 3eit idblte Id
MID 10 eu6opfi. bat.
ie 5hmer8eH i'm 9iiii.
fen uHo in Der Seite'
mar febr unreselmd'
Bio. ermiioei, Hero6s.
bate 70 faredIiGe
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slppetit ilub lit an
iu8em sltbem. sd
las Sbre gInnon5e In
ben 9eiiunoen unb bes
ibloB cine SIai6e bon
9hoia G. asinf6dm'5
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Geienihlft BIN sebn 3i,Ii;s. fpi-o
nitt perfehIet, auserscuohn.idlcs
,yiiterei's herror5uriifen.
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Sran iett ii ppd.
fDmnlener 0einnD5eit
&as bic Jolss bes 2eiens elmer
ginfbam auuonss mar.

vafsrfon q. o. I'd Sanfe SSusu fir bic
creia q. 1tRfbam eeiImitieI neil bIsfsIbeu
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DIR Murm.

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ZEN am aarrsn Der pflitt sssos}
rsiBs snbliH, asIessntli6 siner
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Rfsin.r 1uterfdito.
Dauttsr gum Batter, nad,bem 10
sben bsr Arst bas frunis 5ritdra b
frHts): Der nrue Dcttpr fl5bt mt
pisl Beftrnusn einl'
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!6pdjienfatinnea
Sinb bic gusabeH Der franSoiiften
prefie i5er ben osrhaftisn
gcIo pGi9a.

ss Dirb bebuuptst, bab sr RiITcnsz
aus Gsutfalanb bura nnsrita.
Hifae Bnntsn srbalt,n babe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
prise In
City Tourney

"Chick" Hayden pulled the big
surprise in the junior division OF
the city tennis tourney yesterday
when, after defeating Carpenter
6-3, Ga, he turned the tables on
Byron Scott, tennis club star, in a
three-set match, 6-3, 4-6, 60.
Scott had recently defeated Hay
den in straight sets in the finals
of the Simpson tourney.
Hugh Adams defeated Dick
Graft 6-3, GO. In the doubles
Flye and Scott defeated Diemann
and Minch, 6-1, ga.
In the first round match of the
senior division Alva Roberts won
from Donald McFadden, SO, 6-1.
Hill Hudson defeated Minot Davis,
6-3, 60.
The boys doubles matches were
played this morning as we'll as the
first round matches in
the boys and girls singles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
SPORTS
PHILLIES' RACE
TO TOP ALARMS
GIANT RIOTERS

Sox are gradually growing more
confident that the Chicagoans will
represent the American league In
the worlds series, those who favor
the Giants are beginning to view
with alarm the steady and persist
ent efforts of the Phillies to cap
turs a pennant voted to the Giants
way back there in the memory Of
last fall.
The Phillies and Giants will bat
tie In 10 more contests this sea-
son, provided weather does not in
terfere. Six of these games will
be played at the Polo grounds and
four at Philadelphia. The PEN
nant will be either won or lost,
in the opinion of a majority, in
the first series, beginning Sept. ..
. A double-h header will be played
each day for three days. The sec
ond series will wind up the season
for each club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
Plan Mixed
Doubles In
Tennis Meet

The Tacoma Country & Golf
club junior tennis tourney has at
tracted so many players that a
mixed doubles event has been
added. More than so juniors
took part in the opening days play
and almost all the first round
matches in the boys singles have
been played off.
Overton Ellis won from Joe Ca.-
man, Cd, 5-7, TO. Grant Hicks
defeated Emery Jackson, TO, As,
Ga. In the only second round
match of the day Grant Hicks de-
feated Walter Cameron, 60, 60.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
UP AGAINST
ST ar BUNCH
Omitted Press Leased Nirc,J

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR-
MA, Aug. 28.-California is in
for a sound defeat on Sept. Is,
when the Bears football eleven
meets the Mare Island squad, ac-
cording to predictions of students
today.
The Mare Island squad is made
up of former college stars includ-
ing these: Mitchell, Beckett,
Bailey and Hollis Huntington,
Oregon; Shepman and Gardner,
Washington; Brown, Washington
State; Halo andsRidderhoff. Occi-
dental.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
AL Mamaux got lonesome the

other day and pitched a game for
an amateur team.
Fielder Jones recalls players
from the minors, says a headline.
To be minors probably would be
better.
What would become of the ras-
slers and the heavyweight fighters
IL everybody refused to support
them?
Jim Corbett hasn't picked a
winner in the American league
yet. Probably Comiskey and Fra
zee have bribed him not to pick
their clubs.
There's something wrong with
lHeine Zim. He's played thru four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
Wilfred Lucas Appears
In "The Food Gamblers

nesday will be a Triangle photo
play of especially timely interest.
telling a story Of dramatic power.
II is THE Food Gamblers, and
it brings in the leading role Will
lam Lucas. Lucas has very wide
variety of roles on the Triangle
program. and in each he has
shown himself an especially fin
ishcd performer. There will be
a new comedy and Pathe news
pictures on the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28

A woman's determination to be
OF service after what appears to
have blasted her life occurs, gives
"a special interest to the human
interest drama, Bridges Burned"
which is at the Apollo until to-
night. Olga petrova as the Irish
lass faces tragedy and who risen
above II aud who finally wins hdp-
piness as result of her bravery,
has a strong role.
Beginning at the Apollo We'd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
THE MOVIES
Marguerite Dons Gloves;
Instructor Moves Lively

A gymnasium full of dumb
bells. Indian clubs, ladders, ropes,
pulleys and all kinds of psrapher-
MALTA was used In THE Amazons,"
Marguerite Clark feature now at
the Colonial, and during the
course of the films making Miss
Clark underwent severe training
under a physical director.
Miss Clark had several goes
with the instructor and the latter
was forced to move lively when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28

the agile little star mastered the
details of boxing.
II certainly wish the scenario
department would find me some
more roles like this" sighed the
star when 1t was all over. II
have had all kinds of fun and
have never been in better health. :"
The Amazons" will he the at
traction at the Colonial until to
morrow night. Earle Williams
comes Thursday in Apartment
20"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Play-
ing their last home stands OF any
importance, the two leaders in the
major leagues today are fast ap-
preaching that period of baseball
known as the stretch.
Within a very short time they
should reach the obstacle referred
to as the strain under which Bos-
ton clubs have never been known
to crack.
Three games ahead OF the bat
Ting Red Sox, the White Sox to-
day are a bit more comfortable
than on previous occasions in the
last few weeks. But, at the same
time, the Giants today are on top
just a game lower in the estlma-
ton of the Phillies. Pitcher Coop
or of Pittsburg BANKED them for
= the second in a season.
While supporters of the White
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28


White Sox.)
OF course | think dads team
is going to win the American
league pennant and then beat the
Giants in the world series, and
am glad to have a chance to tell
the boys OF America why | think
so.
You see, I've been travelling
around with the club so long that
It's pretty hard for me to even
think that they can be beaten, but
then by being with the club all
the time, ] get to know baseball
pretty we'll and can size the other
clubs up.
Then when | think about the
other clubs and our club, we'll
just cant see how anyone is going
to beat us.
| think we are going to
win because we have the
pitching and the hitting
which wins ball games and
the spirit which won't be
licked.
Why say, when we lost
first place down at Boston, |
wish all you fellows could
have been around to see how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
Extry! Browns Lead
League---As DrilLers

the winner the $500 prize o.
fered by President Johnson. The
army sergeant who drilled the
Browns will receive 500 as his
"bit."
Washington was second in the
running, Cleveland third, Chicago
fourth, Boston fifth, Detroit
sixth, New York seventh and the
Athletics last,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-28
Champ Ducks

NtHtu FrtsH btHsed Wfrc.D
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Perry
McGilivray of the Illinois Athletic
club and Thelma Darby of the In
dianapolis Canoe club today are
the stars of the second batch of
Central A. A. U. swimming cham
pionships.
McGillivray won first place late
yesterday in the 100 and 220-yard
swims for men, and Miss Darby
won the same honorS in the COM
petition for women.
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"Skinnef's Baby" is the third Of
a series of Eight comedies about a
young man named Skinner. These
comedies are made from certain
popular magazine stories and
their chief merit is in the homely
life in office and home they pre-
sent in an agreeably humorous
fashion. This particular picture
was barred by the censors in Penn
sylvania. This is because it has
to do more or less with the arrival
of baby. Storks alone bring
what babies are permitted in
movies in Pennsylvania. The fea-
tured performers are Bryant
Wash burn and Hazel DAILY.
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Chases
the Indians

William s. Hart and Louise
Glaum captivate Melbourne audi
ences in THE Taking of Luke
McVane,' a virile story of the old
west. Miss Glaum as the girl of
the dance halls has striking role.
. Hart as the Indian chaser puts
over his acting in great shape.
Chester Conklin has a hilarious
comedy in "Droppington's Family
Tree"
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Job for Foil

Omitted Press Leased wire.)
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2S. =
Lee Foil will manage the Cleve-
land Indians in 1918.
THIS was definitely announced
today by President Jim Dunn of
the Cleveland baseball club. He
said no one else had ever been con-
sidered for the Job.
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CLARENCE ROWLAND

you are going to win no matter
what happens, the breaks have to
be pretty tough for you to lose
that game.
It's Just the same way on big
league club. The spirit of the
club has lot to do with 1t.
That's the main reason
think dads team is going to
win. Every man Is fighting
every minute of the game and
they are all talking about 1t
at the hotel and I'm the club
house. When they go on tho
field they go with the spirit
that they wont be beaten.
And II we get into the world
series they can't keep us from
winning.
The Giants are the class of the
National league, know. but |
don't believe National league base
ball holds a candle to our league.
The Giants will be awful hard
to beat because they are fighters
but | think the class Will tell and
| think we have the class of the
two teams.
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Champ Will
Be Officer
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

Omitted Press Leased Wirc.)
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Robert
NJ. Simpson of the University OF
Missouri, world champion hurdler.
Confirmed that he would not de-
fsnd his honors in the national
A. A. U. championship at st.
Louis Friday, by appearing today
on the rolls of Fort Sheridan
training camp as a student Off
GER. Chicago will send rs ath-
letes to the meeting.
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Ebhetts Up
tUnIted Pres. Lea.sd wire.

UNIFIED Press Leased wire.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-CharIes
H. Ebbetts of the Brooklyn Ma
tional league club was to appear
in general sessions court, Brook
Ign, today to answer a charge of
violating the peace by allowing his
team to play baseball on Sunday.
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Lead League

fe"S benseu Wire.D
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. as
Olaf Erickson and Spider" Baum
of the Seals still lead Coast league
pitchers, averages announced to-
day showed. Erick has won 81
and lost IL games, averaging
.656, while Baum has won 10 and
lost 10, averaging .656.
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RIVERS TO
M EET HOPPE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-
Joe Rivers and Willie Hoppe were
matched today for a four-round
bout here Friday night. Rivers
lost the decision recently to John
ny Mccarthy.
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Omitted Press Leased wire.)

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-At last
the Browns lead the American
league In something-military ex-
cellence.
They have been selected as the
best drilled club in Johnson's cir
cult by Lieut.. Col. Raymond Shell
don, U. s. A.. who reviewed the
eight teams last week to decide
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STAGING
NO FIGHT
FOR JESS

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-James w.
Coffroth, dean of boxing promo
ters, was on his way to Califor-
MIA today, after stopping off in
Chicago long enough to deny that
he had any intention Of staging a
Jess willard fight.
Coffroth is arranging for the
opening of his track In Tia Juana,
and has made contracts with
horse owners for the nags to be
run Thanksgiving day.
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You boys know how 1t is Oh
your ball clubs when you have a
hard game ahead. II you go out
there Just kind of thinking maybe
you will be beat, chances are you
will-but il you go out on the dia-
mond, fighting and thinking tina
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ACpDRT.4Asu


jess Willard has been invited
to attend the Fulton-M Morris fight
Labor day. Jess answer probably
will be "how much"
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