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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23


slime ataki niemieckie pod Menne-
jean, pod Braye-en-Laonnais, pod
Bovelle, ALLIES i Hurtebise -
wojska francuskie wszedzie pozy-
eye swe utrzymaly i nieprzyja-
ciela odparly. Ma verduhskim te-
renie kontratak niemiecki koncen-
trowal sic koio Trupiej Cory i Mr..
344, gdzie zrazu wrog wdari sig
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wall Courrieres i Normmont: ar
tylerya francuska by}a tam jed
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skich, a zostali wybici, lub "a
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ostatnich wielu oficer0w - sztab
caly jednego puiku, inzynierow,
elektryk6w, bo pod Trupia Cora
zabrano Niemcom wielkie pod
zicmne instalacye elektryczne
wraz Z calym personalem.
w drugin dniu Verdunskiej
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atakow powiada nastepny komu-
nikat francuski: korzystajac te-
go, il Z powodu ,niepogody arty-
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co zeSlabia - Sami wszczeli
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rzyli masowymi ataki ma zdoby-
te pozycye, przez Francuzow try
name, Sciagneli rezerw masy
szturmowali odcinek Avocourt :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23

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w przeciagu ostatniego tygo-
dnia zawinefo do port6w 1888 O.
kret6w, wyruszyto portow
2,764. Dwanascie okretow kupie-
ckich bylo atakowanych, ale bez
skutku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
Sukcesy Aliant6W
ma ZaChOdzie.
zWyciqski poch6d W|och0W
NOVA OFENsYWA NIEMCOWW ROSYI.
Reid ma Dover i okolce.
Ofiary nurow n1enieckich
Wiadomosci z Macedonia.
Nieporozumienie miedzy Centralnymi
INNE TELEGRA A Ny.
Wiadomosci z Macedoniii.
Nieporozumienie miedzy Centralnym
INNE TELEGRA NJ Y.
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Wojska angielskie zaznacza-
ia dalsze postepy ma froncie
flandryjskim pomiedzy Lange-
marck a Frezerberg.
Ma caiej linii francuskiej "a
ciete bitwy ME ustaja re staiem
niepowodzeniem dalszem Mem
cow; Francuzi zabieraja dal-
szych 6,116 jencow.
Wiosi zwyciesko posuwaja
sic ku Tryestowi; pierwsza i
druga linie obronna Austrya-
kow cd Castagnavizza do Trye-
stu zajeli licze juz 10000 jei-
COW.
w rejdzie napowietrznym
mad Dover okolica niemieckie
aeroplany zabiiy II osob, polka
leczyiy 13; odpedzone, male
zrzadzify szkody materyalne.
Niemcy rozpoczeli nova O.
fensywe W okolicy Rygi, po-
miedzy bagnami THRU a rzeka
Aa i W poblizu Dzwinska. Ro-
syanie sic cofaja.
Bu}garskie ataki w okolicy
Monastyru odparto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23

Francuzow byly wprost kolosal--
ne: 10 dywizyi francuskich atako-
waIo u tel liczby kilka musiano
mucnfac ! nowemi ZastapiC.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
WOODBINE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selug; aycar olds and ward
six furI0nTs Zamnaz. IS; ''omanche %: Anita. l0s
Night Owl 10, Carondol.t, lO7; Early Sight, lo7
AstrologeT. ll2 Rhvmer. 81; Lady Mexic8n. lA6i
Annie Edgar s6 B.twe-u Me. us: EIue Fox. %
Goldcrest Bry III. Als, cligbl.: Kathleen X,
lOi: Eakrrlc Wet. l0J. HaZenut. lT.
SECOND RACE Maiden Stecp'echase; about two
miles: 4y sar-ods and upward Cheyron, lh Oriental
Star IL: Rsddcst Il9: Eaus0eUS. 80; MasterfuL l5
THIRD RACE-Fivc fUlDaEs; 2yearolds Coral
is: Charley IeydcckaT ~; PAM Connolly, los;
Jim HeTCTiur ll6. Sweet AjysIum. Jos Boy Blue,
lls: Virginia E.i lI9; M7ry Mand. rs; New Model.
los; KukIux. lg3: Storm Bound H.
FOURTH RACE HaHdiUap; 5year olds and ND
ward: mile aud one sixteenth. Omulu. is; Opsrl
Glass ll2. Pepper Sauce. lO3; Fair Montague. l99;
Damrosch. lls: King Hamburg lCI; Fl RCy. l1s
Hubb H. ll2: Smart Money lG Russell Squar, 100
Cadillac IGo: CGnhle II: Fountain Fay. ll6
FIFTH RACE Fot and onehan furlcnEs; ? year
oIdS Spring side. lis; NAV Bloom. le1; Sea
Froth. lis; Ranchor. IIj Blackburn. lI5: Twelve
Bells lls May Bloom and Blackburn, Brnokdale
cntry; Sea Ffoth and Twelve Bells, J. z. SeaEam
entry.
SIXTH RACE-stssplcchase Swear oIds sud M.
ward: about two miles. Idle MiChaol, n, TrcThA
,olun. ll0 Cyr0surr, -; Ncyor Fear. AS; Rhomb,
~
SEVENTH H. Mil ard one sixteenth; swear
old fTcs Orlana- ~. GsladrNs. leD; Bclle
Malone l.i; Ring Dove. ~. Galadress and Bclle
Malone. SsaEram entr,.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
WOMEN REACH FINALS
in CHEVY CHASE GOLF
Tourney Ends Today with Special
Events Listed for Afternoon.

Mrs. Ormsby McCammon and Mrs.
Charles L. Frailey are the fnalists in the
first eight Of the golf tournament FOX the
women's championship of the Chevy
Chase Club. both winning their semi
hnal round matches yesterday Mrs. Nc
Cannon had as her opponent Mr.. L, O.
Cameron. and a very interesting match
resulted. neither ever being more than >
up until the very end, when the former
won the sixteenth hole which gave her
W and count.
Miss Pauline Lockett made things very
interesting for Mrs. Frailey, the present
District titleholder the match going to
the seventeenth green before il ended in
MTS Fraiiev's favor. up and /.
In the second eight, Mrs. S, B. Nc
hIansy and Madame W. f. \. Ekengren
scored rather easy victories over Mrs.
Floyd J. Wasgaman and Mrs. Isaac T.
Mann, respectively. and they will meet
In the finals of this fight this morning.
There will be some special events in
'he afternoon. consisting Of an approach
ing and putting contest and a driving
event. These are only open to women.
the men being given chance tomorrow
when a handicap mixed foursome tomb
stone tournament will be played.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
ENGLISH BRONCHOS
CAPTURE BIG RACE

The 4oO-mile race OF the Greater Poto-
mac District OF the National Federation
Of American Racing Pigeons was flown
from Spartanburg. S. C, Sunday. an air
line of 4o3 miles 6g7 yards
Eighty-nine birds, representing thirteen
lofts were tossed at $50 a. m. The win
ming bird. Silver Belle, came to the lori
Of r. A. HUNT arriving home at 3.Ol p
p m, having made the distance in nine
hours. eleven minutesf and twenty
seconds.
HUNT captured first club prize first loft
pool. and first cOuntermaTk pool James
Gately took second honors in the race
when his bird arrived at 3:06.3O p. m.
minute.
The time OF arrival, average speed Of
the first return 10 each loft is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-tllimlng- S.U. maiden 2vcar-olds
f0HT and ODe-haf iurlUnEs PIN Tray l0i: Miss
NznCs. 10; UkrlfIe lC9: Zuzu IC9: Eda Hermann.
Zoe; Courier 100; Irish Beau ln9 Katherine Franci~
l1s: Desire, 100: Red Salmon. Ioe Cholco 100;
Georgia Kelly 100: Koran 100: Tom Tith H.:
Frart Wilson. IL: Charley Noltc IL
SECOND RACE-Claming; 3-year ods and up
ward; six fUlonGs. 'MacNlonde. q: Immense o.:
LcunC!dia . Bert Williams, q Kathadiu. 100
Tusiy TO; BLACK Rgauty 100; Sister Susie. lB
Thistle Green 10; Southern League. lO7 LingtaIl
100: Biddy. li0 Preciion lI2; Primero IL; Brizz,
IL: Sir William. Il4.
THIRD Claiming; 4-year olds and upward
SEQ: one mile and seventy yards Blue Cap, q
NCrNic. lGi; Thcrnwo1d, l0i BiIoWs I06: Linden
thai lCS Executor. IO'; John Hurie, lOs: Ney lOs
FOURTH RNCE-IIandicap; 500: 3-ycar-olds
and upward six frL01Es. Prince Hrrmis lO2: Lady
Always. lO5; Mart Miller lc6; Ina Frank. lOs: Pen
Mad l1'
FIFTH RACE--Pmse SIcyo: 4ycar-olds and rrr,
ward; one mile Captain Rees. IG Bob Hensley.
lG; Eedland, lO7; Money Maker, IC'; King CORN.
10; Old WOOnig. TO-
SIXTH RACE-Pursa $50: colts and geldings;
2year-Olds: FIVE frlougS. Clair.oyaTt, IO4: Ozark.
lG: Bonface, lG; Herald lC7; Kashnh. IC7; Happy
Thought. ~ Big Enough 10; James T. Clark, us;
Broom Poddlcr rs
SEVENTH RACE-GlaimirE: 3 yearOids: one and
enc sixteenth miles. Lucille P. l0l; Douglas s.
l02: Alert, roc; Evelyn ". lO5 Daddy Hobert Zoe
George G. Love- lOs; Square Dealer, los; MonotOny.
la
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24

FIRST RACE-Pwse. $40; fIEes; 2ysaroIdS;
four and one-haf furlongs. Atalanta H2 CMorysl .
$50. $40 SEQ. won; Killarney. liz CDuttonl.
$40, $50. second; Silk Lady. III lDshmonl. SD,
third. Time. O:j4 3-5 Amelita Rookwood Sister,
Noontide, sazanamy. Kanarcmeh, Mistress Polly,
Bimby, and Semper Idoma also ran.
SECOND RACE-CIaiminc: 500: 3ycar -olds and
upward; six furlongs. Kinney, 10 Connolly.
N5.lo $40. SD won: Gypsy George lis Hano-
yerl, SD. go, second FleetabeIle, lG Martini.
$40, third. Time, l:l3 Sansyming, Dimitri, Billy
Joe. and Uncle Hart also In.
THIRD RACE-ThrCe- year -Olds: five furlonEs jay
Bird. lQ Alurphy), 500. $50 s. Won: Ocean
Sweep. us Connolly. $50 $50. second: Robert
l. Owen. S CShannon), $3.50 third Time ol.
Honey New, King Trovato and Count Boris also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Threeycar olds and upward
S20. SO. $40 won; Emerson Cochran. 10
Dishmonl, SD 800 second: Lady Rotha. lC7
tGOosel. S4.lo third Time l 54 25 Embroidery.
Water Witch and Trapping also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three year-oIds and upward: one
mile. Sleeth. Ill Goose. S3lO. $40 out won
]. J. MurdoCk, ll3 tKeegeri. $50 out, second
Marion GOOsby, liz tHanoTerl out third. Time
lS9 rs Penrod also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse; 3year-olds and upward six
fuTlongs. SoIly. liz Norysi. $40 s. So $50 won
PhOciou, (winghsd) SlI7O. $50 second; Gal
liant Lad lo2 Connolly. $50 third Time lis
King Belle Velvet Joe Kenward, Dr. sapu.l,
FIsurol ard The Grader also ran
SEVENTH RACE-MiIr and seventy yards. Beauty
Shop, lO4 Murphy. Sl469. SD S34O won: AIfadir
re CARROLL. $50. 10 second: Guide Post llj
tGuose), $40 third. Time. SO Is. Wood Thorn.
Fascinatng. JuTial and Sun Maid also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Five furIongs; 2-year-olds hIies
Fdelis, lO5; BUcGtsIIo dmPl. 100; Wetona, lOsi
High Vale lU5 Pustmark. los; Fixing Dart, l0'.
SECOND RACE SAliug: SyCar-olds ard upward;
enc mile and scrcuty Yards I'd Roche. 100 BrOoms-
edge. Ii: Water Wings. 100; kobo Io5; 'Pnst0n
Lynn. III; COurtShp UmpJ, IO6; Safgon II dmp9.
los: sam McAeekin. IL
THIRD RACE-1he FTisrs HAndicap: 3-yesr ods
and upward; iN fuIlungS Whimsy. l0; Spokane
Que n. 100; Top o the Morning 70; Clematis II
Gmpl, ll3; DCer Trap. l0s Ormeslale, IL; Neville
II impl. IG; GiIIies Ill; The Decision. 100;
Rhine Maiden, lOi Lottery. 80
FOURTH RA E-The Colorado Of $500: 2-year-
Ods; five 5nd one half fTl0uEs. Ultima Thule. ll2,
Caddc. III: star Craft, u2; Bonnie Broom, llS.
Lucullet. liz; DTa>'icNl2; PiGytoy. l@.
FIFTH RACE Selling; 2year-ods and upward {;
mile and one-,iN'e,nth. BatWa, lc9; Stalwart
Helen, lOi; 'ThcseTc~. l4; 'Spretre. 100; Billie
Btkrr ia; Roderc II, 100; star Gaze, l0i; Viz
ginia W. -
SIXTH RACE-Siv furlonEs: 3ycar-oIds and up
vard maid,n- SW1nsong Il: GcE nmp) li6:
Sandstone H. llG; Sc7rpii II n6: Wonderful, ll5;
Rockport, Il6; BaRouour. ll6; BurlinGame. l6.
sNrsl~aufiC. sILD,anCe claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
PROSPECT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FUe fnrlOngs. CuTs. 10; Clifton
Girl. ll3; Dan1lle II. lis; Envy. ll3; Purple and
Geld. liz: Agnes C., ll3
SECOND RACE-FTvs furlongs. Marble Head.
lOs; Louise Green, 10: No rs; CarIone. llj
Stony Brook. lOS: Get Up. 10. Brave. rs.
THIRD RACE-Fiyp fml0ngs. Tempy Duncan.
10; Thrill. liz; SupaHuteudcut lls; Short Ballot
IL: Kenneth. is: Monty Fox. lls.
FOURTH RACE-SiN and OnehaF furl0ngA Old
Drury. 100 Prutagoras. lO7: Rescue. IL: Passion,
lo7; Centauri. ll2: Royal OnyN. IL.
FIFTH RNCE-SiN and orP-hIlf furrnES Twinkle
Toes lOJ: DrOm ll2: Unity. is; NOonstone. lO7
Tom Hancock. lls: Billy Hibb-. llz
SIXTH RACE Six and ,nehah furlongs. Bright
and Early, a; Jack Hanover ia; MaNcntius. ia;
Life. l06; Thomas Hare. III; ArCenc. ia.
SEVENTH RACE-SiH and onehaH furlongs.
Castara lI3: L. Aiglon lls: Grando. l2l Sir Fret
full. lis; ChocktaW. lis; Pharoah III.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
NATIONAL COMMISSION
DISCUSSES BASEBALL
Chairman Hermann in Favor of Re,
ducing Players.

Chicago. Nav 23-The National Com
mission of organized baseball met here
today TO discuss the conduct of baseball
during the war. Early in the session II
developed that complete accord does not
exist. Chairman Herrmann, OF the COM
mission, is strongly In favor of reducing
the playing strength Of each club IN the
major Leagues TO eighteen men. Presi-
dent johnson, of the American League,
Is unalterably opposed 10 such move.
President Tener, OF the National League.
did not make known his views on the
subject
In Chairman Herrmann's opinion eN-
penses must he reduced in order TO con-
tinuc showing profit and he advanced
his plan as the best solution. At noon
the commission went into executive ses-
sion
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
TALENT TAKES MONEY
AT MARYLAND TRACK
Upset of Day Comes in the Fifth Race,
When Sureaet Fails.
BY GEO-GE B. MORRIS.

Baltimore, Nd. May 23-Racing came
to = close at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park today. after most successful five
day meeting. The scene now shifts to
Prospect Park. where another fve-day
meeting will be held The Pari-mutuel
system of wagering has proven most sue
cessful, and the same system will be in
augurated at Prospect Park. The talent"
got the money today as favorites Jared
well The upset OF the day came in the
NTH number when Sureget, a heavily
PLAYED tavorite, failed to land in the
money. The winner turned up in Leoma.
who was much the best, and won with
plenty in reserve. Little England who
ran second. was a much improved horse
today over his last effort
The defeat Of Bright and Early was no
fault Of this filly, as she had scant chance
when the barrier vas sprung 1t would
appear that some notice should be taken
OF the manner in which the assistant
starter lashes the horses at the barrier.
His conduct today would warrant dras-
tic measures be taken. Trainer Bob
POtee complained to the stewards of this
conduct, and in the future it is hoped
that some remedy may be found for
such unwarranted action
FIRST RACE-Purse 500: 3-year-olds and I'm
ward: selling; about five furlongs. Fastnet. lI6
lDunknsonl. $40 SEQ $50 won; Napper Tandy
l0o tDeHnlcr). Sl2.O, $3.50 second: MnIie B., lOg
alexander, 81. third. Time O2l5 Bright and
Early, Sweet ClOVerlsle. and Fillifuse also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500: 3-year-olds and up
ward; about five fUrlCngs. Burbank Jos lJacksonl
$40. $50 SEQ won; Highway, lO3 Watts $40
2se, second; Remarkable III alexander s. 20
third Time. lol 25. Kimberly, Stony Brook and
DauyiIle II also ran
THIRD RACE-Purse $40: 3year-olds and up
ward: and nc-siKteenth miles. lone Stone Ill
jackson. $40 $50 s. won: Amulet lOS Dem
lerl. $. $50 second; Tamerane u3 (Gartner)
s. n. third. Time 1925. Pharoah and High
Flyer also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; 3yearoIds and up
ward; selling: about FIVE furIungs. Otisca Inl
lAlexander), $50 $40. 500 won; Short Ballot
I5 Grant, $50 $40, second: Tempy Duncan. 10
lDennlerl s., third. Time 1925. Arbitration
Water Lee Gray Squirrel. Brown Baby. and A. F.
Albec also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500: 3-year-olds and MP
ward; selling: and half furlongs Eleanor III
lGartnerl. $3.50, SO ser won; Unity I'D
Woods SD, sea. second; Old Duuy 10, jAle1-
anderl. A.2D. third. Time rs. Elizabeth Lee,
Marblchead. and Fl Ora also ran.
SIXTH RACE-PuBe 500 3.ycar-olds and MP
ward selling; seven furlongs Leoma I24 Grand
Sll 30. $40 $50 won; Little England l19 tAIeI-
andcrl $50, A.6O. second: Choctaw T2I Dennler)
Si6'. third. Time In 35 Balgee, SureEet, and
Big I.umax also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500; S-year olds and
upward selling, sever furlonEs Jacket IL ALEX
andcrl g. 90 SEQ. $50 won; Maxentus III CDenn-
leTl $50 $40 second Ceutauh. III (DunkinsOny
$50 third. Time 30 Mr.. sniggs Aviator, and
Gainsborough also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Maiden 2year-olds; FIVE furongS
High Pass IL NI. Garner. TO ; to ), 10 :,
won: SeamstrcSs l'o BrnI', 10 10 !, to !. TO l,
second: Prr1Dcs is iuBri-ur 20 TO J. to J. to >
third Tine l:Oc Wnsomc Vera. Starry Banner,
An Bright, BathiIdc Beautiful Kathnn. Feckenif.
and NelsWcep also Tan.
SECOND RACE Mares and Eeldnss; 3year-olds
and uTrvard: selling: cue and one sixteenth miles.
Chieftain 90 'Troiacl, to 70, J to 4, out. won ;
Prccise a NIcCrav1. Il to 5 20 5 ont. second {:
FL Bond tO' lNmlT0s'l. 6 TO ], TO = out third
Time = STANLEY :. also
THIRD RACE Three ytarOlds and uTEar5: Sill
ing: purSc $40: six furlonEs. FavoUh. ll2 u. vii
lanlsl | To- 3 out won: PiUmoss, IL CTroise}, TO
2 to s out second Right. @ tWarscherl, 70 20 T.
Chcers alsD IAN.
FOURTH RACE The Newton Selling Stakes;
81 COZ: avear-odS and upward. >iy furongs. Paddy
whack I2S davies to ). . 10 ;, out, won ]. J.
LiEis l2l Rietcaln : tp . even . 10 5. sCcOnd
kits 90 rTroisel. T. To l. to !, 70 l. third
Time Il5 Polly j. startling aud Genesis also
/ -
FIFTH RhCE-Thrcc YEAR olds and UPWARD; sell
ing purse S6no: six fu,On-s. ovnEa. '@ 'Troi~s'.
3to to 2 Won: Rr'rmvalc rs Rutven. to
t. , to J. even. second, Tha u an. " M. Harnerl
Il to 5 even TO 5 third Time. lI6. Humilb
tion None Such LADY Edwira. BatUa. PastellA,
and First Ballot alsD au.
SIXTH RACE-TwO wear Olds; five rTIonGs. onico,
Il2 u. McTaEpartl. IS to n ont. won: Tor Coat.
10 0O'Bricul. 10 J. 'o ,. 10 ; sorord. Little
Devil lO5 N. Garner. - =" J. > 70 -, even. ih""
Time % High OLYMPUS ard Land l"hh dIs'
ran.
Colonel Ebects doesn't care ahou, tho high cost
Of potatoes and onions He's worried over the high
price of Wheat
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
Truxton Club Takes
Game from Westoyer

The TruNton clubmen captured the
game from the Westover team in the
Capital City League yesterday by a 6-to-
score.
Phief doing the mound work for the
WestOver club was hit hard throughout
the game. fifteen hits being made OF
his delivery. Sanel out OF four times TO
the plate annexed four hits, three Of
which counted for three bases and one
a timely single. Mcmahon. also with the
Truxton club, gathered four hits out OF
as many times at the bat, two OF which
were good for two bases.
Callahan, who worked on the rubber
for Truxton. allowed but two scattered
hits. The score.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
LATONIA STAKE DATES OUT.
Derby Is Scheduled to Take Place on
June 10.

Louisville, Ky, May 23.-The dates on
which the I.atonia Derby and other
stakes at Latonia will be run have been
announced by Manager John Hachmeis-
ter, Of the Latonia Jockey Club. They
are as follows:
Inaugural Handicap. 3-year-olds and
over. Monday. June Il; CIipsetta Stakes,
2-year-olds. fillies, Wednesday, June 13;
I.atonia Derby, 3-year-olds. Saturday.
June l6: Harold stakes, 2-ycar-oIds colts
and Geldings, Wednesday, June 20: Valu-
alton Stakes. 2-year-Olds. Monday. june
%: Quickstep Stakes, 3-year-olds and
over. Wednesday, June 81; Cincinnati
Trophy, 2-year-olds. Saturday. June 30;
Independence Handicap, 3-yeaT-olds and
over, Wednesday, July t.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
Final Action Saturday.

Chicago. May 23.-Fnal action by the
American Association on the inter
league series with the International
League will take place here saturday.
the present conference Of the magnates
having been adjourned. It is believed
that President Hickey will he upheld in
his effort to cancel the series.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
May Prohibit Racing.

Ottawa. Ont. May 2S-The government
will announce today or tomorrow its hill
TO prohibit race track gambling after
July next, and possibly the closing Of
all tracks in Canada until the end OF
the war.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
BOSTON CLUB DOWNS
ST. LOUIS BROWNS

St Louis. Mo. May 23.-The world
champions handed the Browns an S-to-2
bea ting today shores good pitching and
opportunc hitting gave Boston the vic
tory The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24

2. Collins. GandH, SchaIk Morgan. Tvo-base hits
lice, Foster p. Collins RisbeTg. StUGk Out-By
CiCotte. s. BY shaw !. Left on hasCs Chicago. IL;
Washir gton e. Umpirvs-Nessrs Connolly and Nal
lin. Tine Of game-1 hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN
NATIONAL

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The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
PHILLIES TAKE GAME
FROM CINCINNATI

Philadelphia, May 23.-The Phillies
chalked up another win today when they
defeated the Reds in the first game of the
series, to l. AleNanders pitching and
batting were the features. The score by
innings:
Cincinnati. O1OOOOOOO-1 20
Philadelphia......... O1OO3X-5 u
Batteries-Toney, Eller and Wingo;
Alexander and Killifer. Umpires-Messrs.
O'Day and Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
NEW YORK CAPTURES
GAME FROM CHICAGO

New York, May 23.-Schupp was hit
harder than usual today, but kept the
Cubs hits well scattered and the Giants
won, to g. The score by innings:
Chicago. 0O2OOO1 O1O0-3 s
New York..........,.. 81 0O0l 0G-5 :
Batteries Vaughan and Wilson;
Schupp and McCarty and Raridcn. Um-
pires-Messrs. Byron and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24

Food riots nothing nrW. I'D ron -Tsr - n
training camp with a hunrh 0t hsIl Tlsysrs'
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

st. Louis-Boston and Pittsburgh Brook
lyn games postponed, wet grounds.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24

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The Washington herald., 1917-05-24

Colonel Ehbcts doesn't care about iho high cost
Of potatoes and onions Hes worried the high
price Of Wheat
The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
If you buy wisely

Hundreds OF washingtonians have
known this for two seasons-let us
prove fl to you this season.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07
BETHLEHEM PLANT.
RUSHES BIG GUNS
Steel Works in Midst of an Or
der to Be Finished For Mer-
chant Ships by June

Bethlehem, Pa, April 7.-Precedence
Is being given at the Bethlehem Steel
Works over all other work to an order
from the United States navy for $50
guns for the arming of United States
merchant ships. These guns are won
derful weapons and will be so mounted
that they can be used both as anti
aircraft rifles and for the shooting at
submarines, since the standard on
which they will be placed enables the
gunner to point them almost straight
upward as well as horizontally and
downward.
The rifles are about fourteen feet
long, and their general appearance,
when finished. gives them the look of
being very slender. since at the thick
est part they are only seven inches in
diameter. They fire a 3-inch she'll
When an order gets precedence at
Bethlehem it means that the work will
be turned out rapidly. Even under the
eight-hour law they are being made
in the rough at a rate of more than
dozen a day. The entire lot of $50 is
to be finished ready for mounting on
merchant vessels by June. This means
that they must be bored and finished
and the breech mechanism placed at a
rate of more than two a day. They
are calculated to send shell at least
10000 feet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07
J. K. Reist to Erect
Front Street Houses
at Cost Of 100000

Work on seventeen modern brick
dwellings involving about 100000, in
Front street near Franklin by ]. X.
Reist, will be started Moday. Nego-
tiations for the purchase of the prop
erty of the Steelton Planning Mill Com
pany between Franklin and Jefferson
streets including land with a frontage
of $50 feet along Front street, and
a depth of about 100 feet by Mr..
Reist were closed recently.
The erection of these houses will
greatly relieve the congested housing
conditions prevalent several years.
The houses will be erected along mod
ern lines, and will be completed as
500 mas possible, according to Mr..
Reist.
In the last teneyears, Mr.. Reist has
erected about 100 dwellings in the bor-
ough most of which are located on
the West Side.