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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
RULING is MADE
IN LAND CASE
Judge McNan1ara Holds That w. A..
Boone Was Not Authorized to
Act az Agent in Sale Of
Croton Farm.

In the case of Sylvia A. Boone and
ID. A. Fessler vs.. James McCarty, in
volving agency for the sale of 374-
acre farm near Croton, Iowa, Judge
Mcnamara has ruled that William A.
Boone, husband of Sylvia Boone, was
not within the scope of his authority
in making a contract with McCarty
for the sale of the place to the latter.
and that Mrs. Boone was not bound
by her husbands act as agent
The case was tried the early part
of June in the superior court before
Judge Mcnamara, following which it
was taken under Amusement
The plaintiff filed an action against
McCarty some time ago asking that
he be evicted from the property and
that Mrs. Boone be put in possession.
1t was claimed that the contract for
the sale Of the place to McCaTty,
made by VIM. A. Boone, was not au-
thorized by Mrs. Boone and that she
had refused to accept it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
The KINGS Farewell.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
ATHENS, June (Delayed.) y
Former King Constantine's farewell
to Greece was posted in all Athens
streets today.
"Obeying the necessity of fulfill
ment of my duty, toward Greece" the
former monarch wrote. Il am depart
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the Ancient Or
der OF United Workmen for their kind
ness during our recent bereavement
MRS. d. w. HAGGERTY AND FAM
nY,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14

COAL 1000 TONS AT RETAIL.
Ills. lump. D. e. Reeves & Co., B-9S4.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
PAY UP MONTH: LoWirz.

We pay. all our bills in June. We
appreciate our trades assistance like
wise. Don't forget your ready-to-wear
merchants did not boost prices hence
appreciate by cash returns
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14

ing from my beloved country with
the heir to the throne, leaving my
son Alexander on the throne. / beg
all will accept this decision calmly
as the slightest incident may lead to
a great catastrophe"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14

atoms of labor in all Latin-AmeTiic,san
nations will meet at Santiago. Chiiv
October -. to adopt measures -
meet the high cost Of living, 1t wa
announced today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14

miles northwest of Buenos Aires.
A general strike developed there
late yesterday, following a strike of
employees Of North American packing
houses. The police forces have been
augmented and drastic steps will be
taken to enforce order.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14

The worlds consumption OF les
hae tripled in the last thirty YEAR,:
and the production in the 19lo'l'
season broke all former records. q
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
Government Takes CHARGE.
y Charles P. Stewart, United Press

10y CHdTIes T. SItWdrI, I'H1leU FreSS
Staff Correspondent
BUENOS AIRES, June 14.-Be-
cause Of numerous clashes in which
there have been several killed and
scores Of shots fired, the federal
government today interviewed to as
sumo control of the Port of zarate.
on the Rio De Las Palmas, fifty
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-14
ATTENTION EIks

ATTENTION ELkS.
All Elks are requested to meet at
the Elks building at 1880 o'clock to-
night to attend Flag Day exercises.
]. A. HENNEMANN, E. r.
J. l.. WOLF, Secy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-16

adjust and partially tighten tops and
sterilize in boiling water for two
hours When jars have been thus
treated the required length Of time.
remove from boiling water tighten
tops and inyert TO cool in place free
from draughts Wrap in dark paper
to prevent bleaching in storage.
Excellent summer squash may be
had during the winter, either as
vegetable or a pie filling, if care i.
taken in canning the product.
For special dishes such as baked or
ereamed squash, pare and remove
seeds, cut the vegetable into small
cubes Of uniform size and blanch for
ten minutes Cold-dip for an instant.
pack INTO jars tighten with level
teaspoonful of salt to each quart and
fill up jars with hot water Adjust
and partially tighten tops and steril-
lie for an hour in boiling water Re
move jars, tighten tops and invert to
cool
For pie filling, cut into pieces Of
convenient size. remove seeds and
pare Cook for half an hour to re-
duce to a pulp and pack in jars with
one level teaspoonful salt per quart
and proceed as above
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-16
PRETTY CHURCH
is DEDICATED
Continued From Page One)


ming to floarishing congregation Of
90 members and Sunday school of
122. At the first meeting at which
the Sunday school was organized on
May %, 1911. there were 70 persons
present. Mr.. D. W Kline. Of
This city, remained superintend-
emit for some years and retir-
ed a few years since, but still re
tains an active interest in its af-
fairs. Mr. McLanahan is now the
superintendent.
The congregation was organized on
February 2S, 1915, and work on the
church was started in March of the
same year, but the first service in
the basement was not held until No
yember IS. 1915, The congregation
was not prepared to continue the
work of building until Contractor
George Keyton was instructed to
proceed on June 26 The building
cannot be completed before Septem.
Der / but it will be some little time
after mat date before the hand
some little edifce can be complete
" eoujDped. When completed in
will be thoroughly up-to-date, and
will represent a cost of about $40
600 Of which some $4,000 has been
paid in or pIedsed II will be of con
crete with = pebbIe.dasb exterior and
fho inferior will he rozv and attrae.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-16

MI Edgar HoyermaIo, of Hagers-
town, spent a few days with his
aunt Mrs. Ida L. Wolford His sis
ter Miss Edna Hoyermale, is now
with her aunt and cousin, Mrs.
Charles Kantner, West John street
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-16

Journal Want Ads rent rooms,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
GLOSUJCIE Ma
Finkehbme
kandydat ma
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

utrzymal sic jeszcze granitowy ka
mien z napisem "W tel murowan
ce goscil Adam Mickiewicz W la,
tach 1818-1820;;'. Pomiedzy obu
domami, W., parku %znajduje sic al
tana ulubione micjsce Maryli i
|jej .romans6w z poeta. Altane te
ivory dwanascie stuletnich lip,
dotykajacych sic prawie konara-
mi, otoczonych w kolo gestwia
Ekrzew6w jasminowych. Miejsce to
przedstawia romantyczny i niez--
Wykle piekny zakatek. Obok al
Tank umicszczono ma cokole mar
murowa tablice z napisem:
"Altana szczescia mojego, koleb-
ko i grobic. -.
Tum poznaf.. tum pozegnal.'
("Dziady' Geese w
w odlegloSci jakich 40 metr66w'
w lyle Il murowanka Mickiewi-
czowska znajduje sic dosyc wyso-
Hi kurhan, ma kt6regoszczycie TO
snie jeszcze dotad brzoza, zasa--
dzona reka Mickiewicza. z pager.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

ka roztacza sic przepiekny Widok;
ma szeroka r6wnine Serweczy, le
siiste wzg6rza.i pola, ma kt6rych1
:jeszcze dotad. "zrzadka ciche CRU
SEE siedza' Ma poludnie u stop.
'wzg6rza staly obszerne zabudo--
wanna gospodarskiiee, 2 kt6rych pc.
zosta}y tylko zgliszcza j sterczace.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS szczatki
scian j stodol, lubzelazne zardze-.
wiale szkielety maszyn j narzedzi
rolniczych. ~ gg1ebi parku znajdu
je iekapliiea rodzinna, sluzaca.
r6wnoczesnie "a krypte familijna.
w mulraeeh tel k;aplicy zlozono tim
mny zmarlych Wlascicieli Tuba
novice i ich rotdIn. Ma zewnetrz-
|nych scianach mieszcza sic wnu-5
rowane tablicesz bialego marmuru
Tub zelazne zsllazwiskami osob,5
|kt6rych szczatki spoczywaja we
Iwnetrzu. Kaplicee szastalismy ubie.
roku jeszcze Gala, z biegiem
Jednak tego roku uleg}a ca}kowi-
temu zniszczeniu. Trumny poroz-
|bijane So przez pociski artyleryi.
;Kolo kazdej trumny posypane by
10 troche ziarn zyta hub pszenicy.
Widocznie starry ten zwyczaj Ii
tewski hylz do ostatnich czas6w re
czcia pielegnowany.
w leslie tuhanowickim, tuz ko-
10 drogi, wiodacej z Karczewa do
Kuniewic, znajduje sic jeszcze do
dis dnia wielki kamicn narzuto-
wy wysokoscf 4 N. W formie pol.
kuli. Jest to ''kamien filaret6w"
kt6ry tax chetnie odwiedzai Mic
kiewicz z Zanem i Czeczotem.
w czasie lipcowych walk b. +.
Original park tuhanowicki istny
pociskow r6znego kali
bru. DIS przedstawia sic tam o.
czom polskim smutny widok. lie
mia zryta jest granatami, altanka
zas uleg}a czesciowemu zniszcze--
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
zniszczenie paln'lliatek Mic:
kiewiczoWskieh.>

Gdy 0 kr6lach polskich NOVA
0 ich siedzibach, wypada r6wniez
j dac opis czasowej siedziby litew
skiej ELECTROMAGNETIC krola polls
kiego Adama Mickiewicza. Zneca
la mad MIA sic reka wroga, jakby
kr6lewskosc tel siedziby .odczuwa
la i wraz z imieniem narodu pos
kiego .zatracic usilowala.
Legjonista kompanii slaskiej p.
FIR. Maciejczyk opow1ada w.Dzien
niku Cieszynskim' co nastepuje:
.Rodzinne strony Mickiewicza u
legly W czasie wojny bardzo smut
nemu losowi. Rodzinny dworek
poety, Zaosie, odleg}y 20 kilome-
tr6w ma p6}nocny wsch6d cd Ba-:
ranowicz, ulegl ubieglego roku cal
kowitemu z@niszczeniu. Druga mie:j
scowoScia uswiecona czestymi po-
bytami poety W roku 1818-1820,
SO Tuchanowicze, Tuhanowicze
Mickiewiczowskie, to jedyny dw6r
z budynkami folwarcznymi, roz-
siadle w rozleg}ym parku, wsr6d
przepieknej pag6rkowato : lesistej
doliny, o%padajacej zwolna ku Ser
weczowi, prawemu dop}ywowi
Niemna.
Z tego, coSmy w jesieni 1915
roku tn zastali, widac, re by1a to
wspaniala wielkopanska rezyden-
eva, s~wiadczaca bardzo pochleb-
ME O kulturze w}aScicieli. Domy
mieszkalnc byly diva: jeden d}u-
gosci Is in, szerokoSci ON. from
tenn zwr6cony ma zach6d, zostalis-.
my W gruzach, z kt6rych stercza-
]y tylko :ffundamenty. Cd strony.
frontowej i tylnej prowadzily.
schody, .:widocznie do Werand. o.
box p6lnocnego naroznika tego
domu umieszczono granitowy ka-
mieh z napisem: "Tu mieszkala
Maryla, pierwsza milosc Adama
Mickiewicza.'
w odleg}osci oko}o 80 metr6w
w kierunku rzeki, znajdowala sic
takze piekna, murowana %oranze--
rya, z kt6rej zaledwie Shady POGO
staiy. Ia dworem stal drugi dom
w kszta}cie Will, z jednym popkkspl-
,jem ma pierwszym pietrze. PREY
wschodnim nar6zniku tcgo domu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29
Ko$ci6l $w: Katarzyny W
P~iotogrodzie.

"Czytanie "Niedzielne' reda-
gowane przez Q. Paulina Alfonso
Jedrzejewskiego, zamieszcza "
III. 41@nastqpniacv ciekawy szkic !:
"Na poczatku XVIII wieku ME
daleko cd miejsca, ia kt6rem
wznosil sic pa}ac zimowy, mad
brzegiem rzeki Newy, istnial kos
|ci6lek katolicki, kt6rego date bu
dowy niekt6rzy kronikarze piotro
grodzcy odnosza do roku ITO.
Ia panowania Amy Joanowej
roku 1877 pozar zniszczyf do
szczetu powyze.j wymieniony kos
ci6lek. Jeszcze W T.. 1875 cesarzo-
wa katolikom plac pod budowe
kosciola murowanego wraz z do
mem przylegajacym do takowego
.placu PREY ulicy zwanej Newskim
Prospektem podarowa}a. w tym
to domu urzadzono pc. spaleniu
koSciolka kaplice, W kt6rej odpra
|wia1o sic nabozenstwo.
w roku- 1853, "a panowania Ia
tarzyny II, W dniu 16 lipca polo
''zono kamien wegielny pod budo-
we obecnego kosciola. Kosci6l
mia1 bye budowany wedlug planu
budowniczego de la Motto "a SUI
me 100000 rubli. Ma prowadzenie
robot z}ozyli kapital niezbedny
kupcy piotrogrodzcy, bracia Iii
vio.. z pomiedzy monarch6w ka-
tolik6w jeden tylko Stanis1aw
Leszczynski ofiarowal znaczniej--
Issza sumo ma budowe ko5cio}a, a
miianowicie 1000 rubli. Me vic
dial jeszcze 6w kr6l : filozof, =
jak powszechnie go nazywano -
re Geese jego kosci spocznie w pod
ziemiach tel $wiatyni Panskiej.
Roboty PREY budowie koScio}a mad
zwyczaj powoli postepowaly.
Cd czasu za}ozenia kamienia
wegielnego do zupelnego ukoncze
MIA budowy ko$cio}a up1yne}o 20
lat i dopiero obrzedu konsekracyi
dopehiI nuncyusz papieski, arcy
biskup chalcedonski, a nastepnie
kardyna} Jan Archetti, ma pamia-
czego roku 1884 zostal wmu.-
rowany W koSciele pod organami
PREY wejsciu glownem po prawej
stronie kamien1 = czarnego marmu
~, z odpowiednim napisem. O.
statecznie wszelkie roboty view
natrz j zewnatrA kosciola ukonczo
no W roku17M pod kierunkiem
budowniczego Minciachi.. Budowa
sw. Katarzyny kosztowa
Ia r. b. 118,730 kop. SO, ME liczac
gl6Wnegoosoltarrza kktt6drys sprowa-.
1;zzlonoo .. W4och 80 6eodl 81 kos.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-29

ciele pc lewej stronie many OIL
[tarz Zbawiciela, a pc prawej n.
Maryi Fanny R6zancowej. Obrazy
tie SO pedzla Tadeusza G6reckiego
malowane W czasie pobytu jego W
Rzymie. O}tarz poSwiecony Ukrzy
zowanemu Zbawicielowi postawio
ny byf z ofiary S. p. Juliusza Kar
}owicza, zmarlego 1863 r.
Do ofiarodawc6w g16wnych IA
ley tez S. p. Klemens Po}onski,
kt6rego staraniem i fuuduszem
ggruntownie odnowiona kaplica
Zwiastowania N. Fanny, gdzie
znajduje sic s}ynny obraz Zwia--
:stowania, arcydzielo. w}oskiego
MALARIA La Rosa. W wielkim o1ta
rzu jest obraz sw. Katarzyny, s}yn
nego artysty MALARIA Mettenlejte
"a, Oar katarzyny Ii, cesarZ0wej.
Z prawej strony w prezbiteryum
wisi obraz Zeslanie Ducha sw. a
z Level - Wieczerzy Panskiej. o
ba obrazy SO pedzla Mattenlajte-
Ia. Dzieje kosciofa sw. Katarzy--
MONA podzie1iic: ma kilka epok
i tax zaraz pc za}ozeniu koscio1a
byli tutaj Benedyktyni, nastepnie
pojedynczo kilku kaplanow swie-
ckich, pozniej zn6w O0. Kapucy-
hi, Jezuici, cd roku 1915 90. Do
minikanie.. Obecnie zarzad kos
cio1a jest W reku ksiezy sswiec--
Dziekanem i proboszczem
ssw.- Katarzyny jest ks. kanonik
Budkiewicz., q Dominikan6w po-
zostaje o. La Grange. " podzie--
koSciola sw. Katarzyny spo
ciafo ostatniego kr6la pol
Stanislawa Poniatowskie-
ge=I.ezessc kosci Stanis}awa Lesz--
&iEysiaaHego.'
~ - - ~- -
Evening star., 1917-10-11

Defeats Cleveland, s to 1, n Sixth
and Deciding Game for State Title.

CLEVELAND. October 1.-THE Gin
cinnati Nationals won the sixth and
deciding game OF the series for the
ohio state major league title from the
Cleveland Americans here yesterday.
The score was to ].
Jim Bagby made his third attempt
10 come back in the series. but was
knocked out of the box in the third
inning. being replaced by Coumbe.
t.ller. pitching for Cincinnati, was very
effective.
Cincinnati scored four in the third.
three in the fourth and one in the
seventh. Cleveland's only run was made
in the seventh on a triple by Speaker
and single by Smith. Score:
cincinnati. ,-...... o o-s
cleveland --...... y q q o l - OIL
Two base hifs Speaker. Chase. Three base hit
Speaker. Stolen bases Elcr, Rousch t2).
Slrnu. griffith. Sacrifice fy-Griffith. Left on
bases Cincinnati. :: Cleveland. B. First has on
error Cincinnati, 1. Base on balls-OH Bagby.
3 IN Couinbe. =: of Morton. /. Hits and earned
runs-oH RaChv. hits and runs in two and
two thirds innings OF Counhe. hits and
runs in five and une-third innings: OF Morton,
/ hit and In inning. Struck out
~ RaEly. ! 10y Eller :: by Coumhe, 2. Passed
hrll- B'Nelll I-mptrHS--M Messrs Hildehrand and
Harris. Tim" of game hour and - minutes
Evening star., 1917-10-11
YALE CUBS TO PLAY.
Freshman Eleven Will Clash With
Harvard and Princeton

!, NEW HAVEN. conn. october IL
e'Eh. uncertainty which has hung over
Yale foot ball has been dspelled with
the definite announcement that fresh
man games would he arranged with
Harvard and Princeton. A joint meet
ing Of the board Of athletic control, i
is announced. has authorized Prof.
Robert y Corwin. the chairman. to ar-
range for the games. with the restric-
tion that only men enrolled in military
or naval training be allowed to repre-
sent Yale"
1t was alSo decided that class elevens
should lie organized and series of
interrlass games played beginning next
Saturday.
Evening star., 1917-10-11
Receipts and Attendance.

NEW YORK, October 1.-The
ofacial figures for receipts and
attendance for the third game OF
the world series, played yester-
day, ares
Total attendance, 1856.
Total receipts. Ss3.OS1.
National commissions share,
97.3OS.1O.
Players share, 800. .483.T4.
Each clubs share, S13. .154.3S-
Evening star., 1917-10-11
FANS FLOCK TO SCALPERS.
Chicagoans Ask High Prices for
Fifth Game Tickets.

CHICAGO October lI-Holdefs OF re
served seats for the tifth game Of the
world series which is 10 be played mere
Saturday. according to the program
focke ed to the spectators today. seekihe
high prices for their tickets. The ticket
brokers' however. have fixed pfict o.
S3 and So so for grandstand seats whict
were bought at the White S"N box OF
tice for $50 and s. 10 $50 for boz
seats which We're sold at the park foi
s. The brokers have announced tina
their prices. until further notice, WI
be 81 for a sraudstand seat and $40 70
a 6oX seat
Evening star., 1917-10-11
W0&kU 4kC0&0 11EO1.
The Real Lady Hangs Up New Fig
ures for hree-Year-Qlds.

LEXINGTON. KY. October IA. H.
Cosden's grand filly. The Real Lady
driven by Thomas w. Murphy. yester-
day reduced the worlds record for
three year old trotters to 2.03, beating
the record of 2.o3l2. made by Peter
Volo here in 1914 in a trial against
time. The Real Lady is also the world $
champion two-year-old in her class.
Murphy had a great day. for in addi
tion to the performance of The Real
I.ady he droye two winners-Poorman n
in the pacing division of the Futurity.
and Ruth Mainsheet in the twoyear-
old trot.
Evening star., 1917-10-11
Is Ply Chess Tam latch.

A chess match on twenty boards be-
tween teams representing Interior and
Agriculture departments will take
place tomorrow evening at the Home
Club. IA Jackson place northwest. com
mencing at o'clock Several of the
foremost local experts are engaged on
either side. which indicates some high
class play on the top boards. Chess
lovers are invited to witness the con-
test.
Evening star., 1917-10-11
STATE SCR|MMAGES
!. AGAINST GALLAUDET
College Teams Get Together
This Afternoon for Mutual
Test of Strength.
BY II. c. BYRD.

ca,Ia,fat and Marvland state foot
-, ,, .fir s,,Jo,n,,.ea together
h''it sS'i'"8 "
| this afternoon. Hoih ttaillS &i' ~ =
| inc IN actual work under game con-
.,4,, /, ,,-s d.tar-
eitlohs ""4 -
minfd 70 bIlng them tosf'h'i - ''''''
! forty minutes of real foot hall play.
. ~ - 49,, teams pet twice in
scrimmage practice ihat proved hu'H-
ally beneficial
..,,t,. ,,. ,,,., >, > i,
ieH N''i : 80
back al GaitaHdr'. haS i't"' iiS'' - 'i's's
| institution to taxi charA.e of tht' attn
ia,ic ,,orE IL rlayad fin. faot balI for
i''' - =
the Kendall Gfe@h"fS ana NJ Sf''i'"'" I"
! Judgment and Keen Intelligence We're
III. most remarkable factors Ill his per
t ,Lo
formahres. ft h"" ~ iiiu'' - -
material back from last years eleven
ana thinks he viii turn ont A heavier
Sstar ana he,tar aII-rntnd co,I!hiIa-
ZION than r.pr-seurrd In. school III
..,,., ..,,,,,, l.f, ,hi. ,,,nrniue.
Sari,'ssntJ Mass mr. II i IL
| 80, ~. Snrin.taid : ii - /, Train
, go, ,e,t,r,, .rtarunn,, m.
nI S ,.r,, La . haa,.,- hut rather
Mioiue M si ~ " " I,i,!!.. ,i,I
~ :. -, ,I,.,,t u ,nn,l ! hack
: : ~ = .. Is - = - ~. i.,,i ,,.,.I-.Id
- - !, :, ~, Il,
sl"t VIZ stiitt So - : - ..ii -. l.
iroht q y pia iiaia it,'f,S " - -,
ous -. ~ az n, p 20 11,' ~. 80.
G".tI .,,5 vhala,, anis. Dn3ack ana
/ SIneach. tackles: Iuser Auu Ahe'h,
guards; ANDERSON. center. N'iiroS aho
MSe2 2uaue' hatipa'hs. Hitioh'A' 4''' -
back 'odS, IullbaHk
,,, ~ ..., ~,
MARY state mas eseiai iiir'i ". t.te
Evening star., 1917-10-11
First Sixteen.


Miss Elaine R0senthal Ravlsloe defeated
Mrs. RAYMOND Slutt-r. Philmont 3 and l.
Miss H. e. Biddlc, Riy.rton. defeated Mrs
]. W. Turnbull. Whitemarsh = and l.
Mrs. 6. :. Munson Merion defeated Mrs
c. w. Beck Huntington Valley . and 4
Miss Mildred Cayerly, Philadelphia Cricket
Club. defeated Mrs. II. u. Street Merchant
Mrs. Caleb Fox. Huntingdon Valley. defeated
Mrs A. K Billstein Baa and =
Mrs. 6. Henry Stetson Huntingdon Valley
defeated Mrs. Milton Herold, Philmont, 3 and 9
Mrs. Ronald II. BARLOW Meriou defeated
Miss Eleanor Chandler, Huntingdon Valley 5
and 4.
Mrs. F. H. Elder. Overlook. defeated Mr..
4. W. Dannenbaum, Philmont, . and D.
Evening star., 1917-10-11
Moguls Discuss Fed" Suit.

NEW YORK. October IA National
I.eague meeting. at which the suit brought
by the old Baltimore club of the Federal
League against organized base ball was
discussed was being held here today.
prior to the playing Of the fourth world
series, game
Evening star., 1917-10-11
DEFEAT Of C|COTTE
!, IS GIANTS
Places New York in Strategic
Position as Regards Pitch
ers for Series.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


The unexpected defeat Of Eddie Ci-
cote star twirrer of tha Cbicapo amar-
,c,,. a, ~ D., g.
az 'He hai'us oi i'uoe he'itoH' d
pitcher Ittte hgured upon by the ex-
perts changes the aspect of the done
n, +ba o,,,co,, - 80 .,, ,as
.,so,,,
cohsiderabiy ana places the chants IN
q strategic position as regards pitchers
Although neither McCiraw nor ROW
Lava -.I., >,,f. 49,.
o "ou'u so''i'''t1 i''''Ss'' ,ouas a.
10 What hurlefS would he selected TO
start the fourth contest Of the title
set tba Sox ,nar,.,ar yas ey,,a,.t.,t "a
"se f"oei' - Won -" SeS'il" game
In Chicago sunday, with Russell. q
southpaw. as his second choice vhu.
~ NJ. ~, IN, ,f !,
f''.s -
be counting upon using another lett
Of tba latter bav. I,1 s.,tr,,.ispt rast
70 eio" - 'L'tt "fSi' "iiH ~ 49,
Schupp is nominated for d9t& the vocal
encouraRcment Of fht. home crowd is
.xnac,I ;. 1850, .gr;,r. ,, ~
MS "or \.
Regardless Of tho outcome cf the
fourth sor, +ra ,,,,,r 80. 49,
- -" '''''1 ous 80 =
SIcotte. IS bound - show in the work
of the Sox PLAYERS who looked upon
,ha .sb;, ,,,t,, r,i4 If,ff H.
r. =
Nlhcioie' Whlie tite corresponding IN
fuence on the Giants OF the bowliu
over of ChIcaEo's premier tWirlrr has
been TO revive the confidence of the
New Workers. " hiCh was undcuiahly i
on the wane following the reverses they
If Schupp is the next starter for New
York he is liable. 10 turn in a nD-ruu
game. while ii SalIee works and does
as well as he did in Chicago III. prob
ABLY will get the verdict with fallrr
working for the Sox as the latter is
not expected to turn in rs neat a per
formance as he did his tirst tiuI,. out
1t would seem logical for Mctiraw to
use Schupp next 50 as to give the
youngster the advantage Of working
before a sympathetic crowd, and save
Sallee. the veteran, who is less affected
by the boots ana Jeers OF the fans for
Evening star., 1917-10-11
CHICAGO.

Two-base hits-H0lke. Weaver. Three
base hit - RObertaOn. stolen buse-
Robertson. Sacrifice htt-Rnrfden. Don-
BILE plny-Ruriden and HerzoR. Left on
bases-ChfcngO. A. New York. 4. First
base errOrs-New York, z. Earned
runs-On CicOtte. y Struck out-By CI-
cote. =; by Benton. 3. Impires-At the
plate. KLEIN, first base, OIOuxhlin, sec
ond base, Evans; third base, RfKler.
Time Of game-l hour and 55 minutes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1917-11-23
CONGRESSMAN ON DANGER LINE.
Caught In Sudden Burst Of German
Maehine-Gun Fire Near Oixmude.

British Front in Bclgium-Five
members Of the party of American
congressman and private citizens who
visited the Belgian war zone had a
narrow escape from death or injury
when they were caught In a sudden
burst OF German machine-gun fire
while inspecting the front line trench
es near Dixmude. The Americans In
danger were Congressman c. c. Dill
of Spokane. Wash. Congressman
Charles p. Undertake OF Colorado.
Congressman John F. Miller OF Seat.
tie. Wash. Congressman Albert John.
son of Washington and former Repre-.
sentative Stout OF Montana. Nobody
was Lit. but It was one of those pc.
culiar freaks of fortune which soldiers
call luck. because the shots came In
a shower.