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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

%on OentidJcm Sandboot in bic Siefc
bci6rScrt. Die 0ampfer, iuelde
6citiift warcn, bate 9iHRlanO in
SiiOnmcrita gsfanit. ginr Gin
neneS Spfcr Oes Oentidcn Sn6s
marinc-GricgeS i'm 2anfc SeS
seitrigcn Sages eenclOct.
8crlilt Ora6tlos, 8 N}Gr5.
9leun beitiidte rliiiiicbc 1onpier imo
BON einen, oeutiben Eaud6oot, mel-
Dies ip1ter III Der g}G6e BON Sam.
merieIt gefentert lit Derienft iuorDen
nlclNet cine Gepeide aus Gbriitianio
AT Die nNeue 3iiriher 3eitlng" Gie
nelm Iampfer marcn bon 9uBlano
III SiiOamerifa ongefouit moroen
(2[us G6riltiania fam am 28. S5as
nuar sic 9}a6ritbt, OaB "a Wtonu bon
einpn OettiHcn Gontbboot, wel4eS
oui Der S06e Der norlucgiiben aiiitc
gefenoert mar in Ser gfGbe pou@Qn.
merfeit gelanoet moroen iin0)
6ron30iii6er Sampler
berienft.
2onoon 3. @tdr3. Sic &eu-
ter glgentur iogt, ooB Der griediibe
1ampier n&rocouniiios", ein SAift
bon 1859 Gonuen Oioiiminbalt, mel
DIES BON ser grie6iiheu 9aegierlrn3
reqitirirt mlroe, umr aus 9lnerifa
10000 Eouneu @ctreiOe fir sic 9ao-
paliiten 8eOolferung bon gllt.@ric-
t9enIano SIT bolen, bon eiuem oeltt.
ihen llntericc6oot torpeoirt lno in
Den @rino ge6obrt morOelt lei.
(gtab oen neueiien 5hiffs 9iegi-
itern mltrOe Der Ionpier n9rocou-
niiios~ aus ocm 9rietbii6en in oaa
fron50iiiAe 5diffsrcgiiter ii6crtro-
gen mo erbielt 0ann ben 9lan1eu
oGeroui.~ Bon ben 9emegungen
oeS Sdlffes VT w pen leBfel NpcDen
nidts bcfannt gege6er poroen Gen
letten .@eridteu nod traf Der Gom-
pier i'm lebten Dlopem6er ingor0eaur
ein Gas 56uf batte cine 2dngc
bon 3f9 Sub m0 ipuroe I'M Sabre
1902 in Cumberland gebaut.)
RartS iitdt q 6iffSberlulte
5uperbeimliH en-
Baris, 3. Nldr3. Iie glOuiro-
lit6t bat iicb entiblolicrL BON iebt al
feline tdglihen 2iiten Der BON Den
Eouhbooteu torpeoirtenGdiife me6r
dn5ugeben
Ole gtnfiinoiguug iogt OqB bic
tdglide @eroffeutIiAuug diGwere
g}adt6eile4 nod iid 9ejogen bqbe
uno Bob bon iebt al cine @oheuita-
tiittf iiber sic g(n5abl Der 5diife,
meIde oerienft puroer peroiicntlibt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
epIIen soalfsfrcnser luerScn?

9tem Dorf, 3. WlGr6. Die
Compiler nSt. 2ouis~, gSt. Roul",
cgtemsYorf" ino Ebilaoelpbio" mllr.
Den eeitern imo bertc Dloroen bon
-D}orine.G .GonIirnfteur @nrlonO
Sutton uno 5wci @rpcrten elmer &C.
nouen Btiiiilng ilntcr5ogcn. Die
Donlpfer fonuen icbt innerbal6 48
Stllnoen lceiertis genio6t wcroen.
Die geomtcn Der &inic crpartcn, Dab
bic 9ieeierltng Oie iAneafobrcnoen
Shifie oIs 0iilfsfrcl5er iibcrncbmcn
miro. SSn iol6em San peroen iic
feds leds8olligc &anoncn un0 mobr-
idcinliH Neutrality-suspicious. olS 9e-
ltiidlng erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sariea Scr Wfooc.

QpnooiL 3. Widr5. Ger ociit-
Ihc 9fcgierun5s-g s-glusic6uB fir aleioer
bat cine @arntng pcr0iientlicbt, OaB
Sic Srdiieunooelt nicbt onc feds @2o-
nate ncGIeln 0iirfen @ic cine 9(inl
itcroamer 1rpciAc Der @rdouge ~
lcgrdp6 So. lreloet, bat oer glltsiAuB
ertlart ooB es teine 5donoe iej
menlt Srauen bic Mintcrlno0e au1
i'm CONNER troGcit ino bat 6raiti-
ic9c DlaBua5nlcH gegeu cine 9EeHOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
G5elOmarid)aa S10kenborf bernb-
IGfic6ef.

\ 9onoom 3 @}dr3 Goiicr
&orl bon Scitcrrcit6 6ot 8eIomar-
iholl BON S0bcn0orf G6ci OcS @enc.
ralito5es Der oiterreihiicb rmgori-
iden 9lrnce, ieines Boitens ent6o-
bcn Irci9crr oot StrouBenberg lit
3lml glodfol0cr S6bcnoorRS cruonnt
prooeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Urnencrt Deitte Oenleiben alS iuleoerr
gciuGbIter &rdfiNent Der Gcrciuig-
ten Gtautcn. Die GeremOnic
cine priDnte. Die 5iucitc Shes.
9lblcGung crfulgt nm WlOutag
nad Der SnatsuratiUns- -6cicr-
< lidtcit i'm 5rcicu.
S8olbingtom 8. @aar8.
@rGlioeut @iIion miro ben @io, pcl.
der iDn 5un @rdliocutcn Der Ser.
5toaten erbcbt porouSiiAtlid nlors
gen Wtittog gon5 pripot ino obnc &C.
retnonen IN lcinem @ureau i'm ga
pitoI no Ct jc0eufaas Die Gorlagen
Oes GongreNes III ocr 5hluBitunoc
unter3eitbneu piro, leiiten.
PM @}ontag miro Der Grdiioent
ocn ameiten @io bei Der I'M 6reien
itattfinoenoeu SnolgurationS 6eier
am Capitol oblegcn, ebe er feline SSn.
ougurol Anipro4e bdlten miro. IS
gicbt 5ablreicbe 8rdceoen3fdue, Bob
Gin &rdiioent feinen Gi0 bis auru
@}ontog leiltet, Oo1 cntlbieo iib
Hrdiibcnt Milion oenielben morgen
ub3ulegcn. &ice- ErdiiOcnt @tariboa
ipiro porousiidtlih ooIIelbe tbun lmo
bic gleiAe Geremouie IN Der SendtS-
fonner tpieoerbolen
g(Qes lit in 9creiti9nft fir bic sSn-
ouquration8 fSeierlidfeit, pel1c
cine groBortige Concentration fir
9lmerifoni$nlus peroen miro. Die
Deforationen per0en iib olif bic gla-
tionqlfarben beidrdnfen uno bic
gauge Stoot cinent 6abnenwalo glei-
den. $Seute gtbeno fenn3cidnete ii6
bereits Die 9tntbeilnabme an oer6eicr
ourd Die 9lusiAntiidling Der Salipt.
iroBen, ourA mel6e bic 8oraoen sic.
bcn bur6 prd6tigcn 5laggenlbntud
auS.
&rdiioent g8iIipn botte eriuNt bic
Gtier auf bic gr6Bte @infoAbcit 8it
beiArduten ood miro oiaieu @unih
tanm 9febnung gctrogen meroen, uno
miro oieie cine Der groBteu Ginfiib-
rllngSfcicru merOen melMe lib all
g8ilroe itno Jeierlidfeit borousge.
gangeu 8eiern aniAlieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Boris 3. @3dr5. Giner So.
pds.Depcide aus N3oorio 5ufolgc lit
@iI6cIm 8oeIfc, 8ruoer oes beriibm-
ten 6liegerbeloen Sntptmonn 9ocIfc,
ann Oelti1cn Goniul in Gortogcna,
Sponicn ernannt porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Start Oogcgc c II.
Scrscltunss-Wi WiuRregeltt.

Bon oen oeitideu Wtilitdr -9litoritd-
ten 6cidIoiien. @eeen ser
Nd)le6tcu 9e6onolung oeutiHer
artegsgeiouGener in 5raufrei6.
Ger ariegSnliniIter inodt oic
9lnfiiuoigin0 I'M 9leibstdg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Orgcn &uhea In
@OlDnten.


sSrCnt DDrgcSruugen.
Sn Der 9Sd6c uOn 2utsf lpiclten fdJ
oieTc aampfc ub, Bic mad Oea
OcutIdjcn @cncraltubsberidJt fir
bic 2cutidleu criulsrcid Ocrlic-
fen. 2lnf Der @eitfruut fonOcu
anf GciOcn scitcn Ocs 9lntrc
ii9urfc Sufautcrie-@ -@efcdJtc itutt.
fHrabtos nab gaDpiue)
NerliH, 3. WiGrS. gtuf bei6en
@eitcn OeS 9lncrc unf Der g4eltfrout
babeu iid luicScr icbr bcftigc Snfan.
tcrie- eicfcdJte a6gcipiclt. Die Sritcn
ucrlorcn ird5is Mauu an @cfangcnem
nnb crlitten 5icmlif idiuere &erluItc
na SpOten nnO @eriunnSetcn. Nuhcr.
Dem er6enteten bic 3cntIdcn adJt
WlaIdlincngctueBre.
1entidc Sritppen auf ocm 6itlidcm
aricgSitbanplat 6abcn lbeltlidy uun
Gutgf, III MDlDnicu, cinen mndjtigcn
&UrftoR ac0eH bic rnIIiid)e Ginic I'LL.
tcrnOmmeu NHO linD auf ciner 1rDnt
Dvn mCbr als auOertbal6 Wteilcm
@reitc nHo aa9e5R elmer Nieile Siefe
III bic riiiiIdjen Stellnngen cinge.
nrnnsen- Sic 9eutiden mndjten 122
sgcfauscHe unO cr6enteten bier Wios
ihIAcngelucBrc.
Iicic gIngabcn iin6 Dem amtlifen
Weridlt entnOmmen, Ocr gemte Nads
nittaa DOm bcntiden gIrmecbampt-
qAarticr ansgCgc6en pitrSe hHO fol-
gcnSrrnahcn laittet.
&citli@cr aricgsfdau.
plat.
yNurs por &ageSunbrnd perImdD-
ten itarfc britildlc glnfflGrnngss9lb-
tGcilimaen III inierc Gdjiibcngrhbcu
Mnbe Sonllud unS Sicpin cinsnorin.
geH. On Oem glbenSitnnben madten
Elrine DetnHemcutS Oenicl6eH Scr
iudI au auocrea Gunften Der 9IrtDiS-
Syrunt, sic pnrSrn jcoudD iiberall
ron nnicreu Gtrcitfraftcn 5nridge-
GIAlagcu.
gIMf beiOcn llfern Oes. 9lncre Ipiel-
ten iid) luicOcr ie6r Beftiec Snfante.
ric.gluariffe a6, luGbrcE0 beren Der
6cinO ather 6GGit erBebliMcn @erln-
ltcn go Wiunu all 8efanacnen pcrEOr.
y glnherSem ficlen inns ad)t Maidinen-
gcmebre IN cie SdnSc.
gin Oer glisHe nmO III Der Gbam.
pagnc idllnecn fron5Uiiidc @pritShe
gegcn ciuiae rnicrer GdiitcnerGbcu
fcbl
ScitliMcr 6riegsf@aM.
plab.
glrmcegrMppe pcS Erin5cu GcOpolS
uuN Wagcrn Su Dem Se5irf 5lui-
lhcm SSAaflt nnO Oem Gee g}Grurs
AerIlcf Der Sag In pcrGdltnihntGNig
giiBiacr Meiic. Slm SluHc StufBuS
iunr OaS Slrtilcric-Tener intcHiiucr
alS All ocn DurbcrgebenSen Eagen.
.Sn 0er giGbe pOn &oroncSgn, mcit.
lid uun Sntsf, fino nnIere Srnppcn
5lm 5tnrm DDrgcgangen unO auf
tiner Sruat Sun sueiein6al6 GilOme.
ier &rcitc nuO nnocfd6r 1900 Yieter
&iefc III bic rniiiidcn Stcllnngcn Gin
ecSrnnBeu. sic tcbrten, nadocm iic
0ir lluteritdube Ses Teiuoes 5eritDrt
\ batteu init l22 Ocfonacncn nnO bier
WlaGdinengcnebrcn 3ariid.
gSGbrenS nRICreS @urmarIdJcs 5It-
lid DOm Slniie gtarapnufa, In yali.
sieu, baben iuir biz jctt Orei Gffi5ierc
rio 276 Wtaum gcfangen genummen.
llnlere @entc lit iebt anf itebcn SRA
Idiaeugeiucbrc ongeluadllcu.
&alfan AricgsfdvanplaB
glrnccgrlppc Ocs GrSber5ugS So
Hep9 u0a Eeiterrci6 nub Ocs ,Selh-
maridlaIls uun Madcnicn @G6.
reuD ocs aHoNrcrnoen itarfeu S6nce-
faIIc0 iuar bic WcfcMtSt6Gtigfeit clue
ie9r arringc. gInf Dcr mateNoniibat
Srunt babca iid) ebcufaAs feine Due.
ratipnrn bon iicnnenSmcrtbcr BeScu-
tiing abgcipielt."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

WlcGl ~ Yntapsrp Gnprrlutipe wleBI. ~
n Jah Sddcn. Gpe5ich 60 FL
irr .-..-.-..-.....-. w r. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
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9aS v@nOd)cns trOdnc"
MnteMOement Oer
EOlt.Sta.
YrdiiOcnt 0SiliDn mnters
5eitbmete Oieielbc gcItern.

Superintendent @2oon berGou9tc ciuen
gluiiNub BON uiuoeItcns eineu
SSu6r. Sisigc 0cbottc aur
6olgc. IS Oiirfen feline Spi-
ritlloien me9r in ufnodentrodc-
me- 5tooten eineefubrt weroen.
9(u6 ni4t 8luu pcrionIitbeu
@ebraud. gbenio mcnig Sci.
ttngen oOer 9ricfc, meldc 5pi-
ritltoicn on5eigen.
@oibington 3. MGr5.
Brdii0ent &ilion itnter3ei6nete beitte
bic &oitbcrwilieltngs @orloge, mel-
dc 0en ufuo6entrodenen~ &robi6i-
tiouS.gl6iGnitt Dorliebt.
Der rfllo1entrodete~ 9(bl6nitt III
Der @oltOorlo0e lit bic meitreicbenolte
Asro6ibitions @eieBgebrne, iDeldbe
ie bon Der 8rnocSregieritng borge-
nommcn wurOe - eS lit t6otldbliG
0ie ereIt oirefte @cicbgeblng Der &c
gieritng, Die iid gegen ocn Spiritlto-
ien6on0el ri6tet.
g8enigitens bier6ebn Stooteh mel-
he Erobibitions. @eiebe Doben, ober
nidt Die Ginfubr elmer gemilIen Wlen-
&C Spiritltoien fir Den perionliben
@ebroub berbieten, perOen OurCb bic
neue @eiebnoBnabme, Oie sic @in-
fitbr bon Spirititoien IN Stoater Der
bietet neIhe bic u6u6rifotion unO
ben @erfauf~ bon Spirituoien inter.
ioqcn betroffen.
8urG StootS @eieBgcbltnecn miro
innerbalb Der ndbitcn @o6cn Die
3obl Der rfuobentrodenen4 Stootel
ollf % erbobt wcr0en
Dieiel6e @orlage perbietet Sic 90
lieiertng otrd bic 8olt bon 3ruds
laden ooer Gorreiponoen5cn, meld6c
9(r5eigcu BON Spirituoien entbalten,
IN Staoten iuelbc Oerortige 9(n3ei.
gen oerbieten.
Geprdicntant Wfopn @orliber oes
&ouS Boitomts Goulites, rci1te
beute cine &orlogc eit nod mcl9er
nas ofuoAentrofene@ @eieb er1t not6
Sobresfrilt III Graft tretcn ioqc.
0aS 9lmcnoement our Eoitontts-
peIhes boS @erlenoen bon
Spiritlloieu III nfno6entrodenc"
5tnoteil per6ictet imo beltroft, trot
iofort nit Dem llnter3eiGncn oltrd6
ben Erdiioenten III &roft. Cine biBigc
crfolgte im Soule, ols SIC.
prGientont M}oon ieinc 9teiolutioi
einrcidie.
Start Oogeqcn.
&lrh cine 9(bitimnltng bon 284
81 So 5tinnien mur6e beute cine Sc
idnlint- 9tcloIlttiou angenommeni oaB
oas Snfrofttretett oes rfno1entrode-
ncn" Amenoemcnts, mclGes am /.
Sltlt 6lum @eieb iperoen ioa, peritbo.
ben miro. llnteritiiBer Der Geiolution
boben mir tbmdde Soffnltng, OaB
oieielbe por gertoglng oes SenotS
dnQenortrlen f1irA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

If you were a secret bride
would you quit your husband tho
you loved him? The question ia
asked by the photoplay Bridges
Burned" In which Olga Petrova
opened at the Apollo Sunday.
Other girls might have done diff
ferently, but the pretty Irish lass,
eharmingly impersonated by Pc
trova, had way of her own-and
that is what made the interest
ing plot of this well acted Metro
production.
AS usual. the bill includes Paths
news pictures. and, as usual, this
part of the Program is full of
throbbing interest, reflecting var
preparations at home and war
operations abroad.
AS Americas part in the war
increases, these Pathe news pic
lures become of more and more
vital interest. A good comedy
also Is on the Apollo's bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

Eleven opera singers, headed
by Bertram Peacock, appearing in
a satire of the stage, THE New
Producer" is the headline fea-
ture on the new Pantages bill
opening today. The comedy al
lows the Interpolation of much
fine music ably sung by the art
lists.
The Curzon Sisters, with fly
ing and dancing act, have nov
city. Harry Coleman, ventrilo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
THE MOVIES
PHILLIES PUT
SOME ZIP INTO
LEAGUE. BATTLE

700 clip the rest of the season
II the Giants do no better than
to make "A 500 percentage for the
remainder of their games, in or
der to win the pennant. Ii is
hardly likely that the team John
McGraw has pieced together will
he 50 rash as to play such loose
ball.
The Cardinals will offer the re-
sistance today to Philadelphia,
and the Giants will be entangled
with the Pirates. The Pittsburgh
team Is gradually becoming some
thing more than joke and will
supply some entertainment for
the McGraw team.
The Red Sox will be getting a
hard test today and tomorrow In
Detroit. The enfeebled Yankees
will be offering all the resistance
possible to the White Sox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
Marguerite Clark will certainly

Marguerite Clark will certainly
surprise her admirers in her lat
est picture offering, 1.-THE ANA
IONS" now at the Colonial. She
does a lot of things that are abso-
lutely new for her.
To describe all that she does
in the picture is like talking
about the exploits of Douglas
Fairbanks in one of his flights
of daring. She does everything
from boxing with her sisters to
like top on a trapeze.
She goes thru all sorts of ex-
periences before she is finally
won by the man she loves. She
jumps thru window, falls from
a horse, knocks out a thug. The
story is as exciting as it is funny.
A good cast supports Miss
Clark and the picture is we'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-While
the eyes OF the baseball world
have been firmly fixed on the fast
action around the top OF the
American league, the Phillies are
injecting some zip In the Ma
tional league battle.
The Philadelphians are play
ing better ball than the Giants.
In the last few days they, have
clipped off four and a half games
from the Giants lead and now
stand nine games in the rear.
That's considerable lead for a
team like the Giants. but the fact
that the Phillies and New York
ers are yet to clash in nine games
is giving hope to supporters of the
Moran elan.
The Pennsylvania aggregation
would have to travel along at q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
GOLFERS
LOSE OUT

The star golfers of the Meadow
Park club went down to defeat
Sunday in their return match with
the jefferson Park team of Seat
tie. The score was 43 to Is.
Earlier in the season the Taco
mans held the Seattleites to tie.
Anyway, the Meadow Parkers
report they had fine old time.
Wv Jowders, Newton Peer, H.
o. Matthews, Ralph Shaffer and
flames Cameron were the Taco
mans who turned in winning
scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
SPORTS
PUNCH is LOST,
YANKS ARE DUE
FOR SHAkE-UP

the Yankees and at once set about
to build a real pennant contender.
Last year their hopes were
blasted by a series of accidents
that put many of their stars out
of the running. This year there
have been accidents, but the main
causes OF defeat may be described
to Indifferent playing and failure
of the potential hitters to be any
thing but potential.
The Yankees lack the
punch. Tho club is lacl1a-
daieical. IL doesn't play ball
with II snap.
Perhaps Manager Donovan
is to blame, but more proba-
bly, it is his players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

From New York circulate re-
mors OF a coming shake-up In the
Yankees which may carry with 1t
The disposition of Bill Donovan
is manager of the club, potential
~ one of the strongest in the
hague at the start of the season
and which is now barely holding
on to fifth place.
Col. Jacob Rupert, one Of the
club owners, is said to be on the
war path, and if he is he cannot
be much blamed.
He and Capt. Huston, the other
Yankee magnate, have not spared
money or work to get a winning
ball club. They bought a bunch
Of m,sfits when they acquired
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

running thru the picture as well
as the vibrant love tale which Is
its feature. Chester Conklin is
seen in hilarious comedy,
"Droppington's Family Tree" and
scenic film giving views of Cali
fornia is on the bill, as is a car
toon comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
SOLDIER JACK SWATS
EN-, WINS APPLAUSE

In game between the Fort
Flagler regulars and the South
Park team of Seattle Sunday,
Jack got two three-baggers and
one double in three times at bat!
At that the only girl on the lot
remarked
Jack, you play like real pro-
fessional"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
FLY Casters
Take HonOrS

Altho Portland fly casters clean
ed up a big share of the honors on
the final day of the northwest
Casting tournament in Seattle, Ia
coma anglers ran away with a
healthy number of prizes.
T. c. Harmer of Tacoma took
first honors in the fishermen's
contest, with G. r. Werner of Ia
coma fourth.
William Bailey of Tacoma was
elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
association, and the 1918 tourna-
ment was given to the Tacoma
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27

The c. &c B. Ideals dreams of
the city amateur championship
faded into the horizon Sunday
when they were snagged by the
Tacoma Beavers. Score Is to 7.
And now the fast South Siders
are ready for the next one.
Zinke not only pitched a steady
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
corp. II. w. Pinkerton, coast

CORP. II. w. Pinkcrton, coast
artillery, sends MS this one.)
Jack Farrell, former South Ia
coma Tiger star, who is helping
handle some of the big guns at
Fort Flagler, is making a great
hit with the big stick on off
hours.
Jack is a member of ith COM
pany, coast artillery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-27
II Opera Singers Head
Big Bill At Pantages

quist, with his funny convict dunn
my, will entertain.
Olga Arloya, assisted by b. Yus-
ney, will present series of In
terpretive dances. Harry Divine
and Belle williams have a pert
line of chatter in THE Travelling
Salesman and the Female Drum
mer."
Moran and Wiser are boomerang
hat throwers. Run Cay" will be
the current chapter of 1.-The Secret
Kingdom"
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so ENTER
TOURN E.Y

About rs boys and rs girls
have entered the tennis division
of the annual junior athletic tour
ney at the Tacoma Country and
Golf club.
First round matches started
Monday morning. Play will con-
tinue turnout the week, with the
finals scheduled for Saturday.
Golf matches will be started
Wednesday.
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Mems Singles

The mems singles in the city
tennis tournament will begin
Monday evening, and drawings for
the doubles will be made.
One match in the mems singles
was played ahead of schedule Sun
day, Sam Skidmore defeating
George Hayden Cd, GO.
In the boys singles Kenneth
Kelso got into the semi-finals by
defeating Irving Lind 6-3, 81.
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Directors at
Camp Named

Appointment of the following
Y. M. c. A. physical directors to
have charge of Camp Lewis have
been announced. II. II. Stricken,
camp director; Arthur Burlin-
game, Merwin Irish, c. o. KEGS
ter and G. l. Sovereign, assistants.
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Scores
In Big Drama
of the West

Admirers of William S. Hart
crowded the Melbourne theater
yesterday to see him in "The Max
ing of Luke Mccain" one Of the
best western pictures he has done.
Mr.. Hart has a strong role, one
that gives him wide opportunity
to show his powers as an excellent
actor.
There Is a vein of good comedy
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Some Plunge.
Unified i'ress Leased Wire.)

Omitted Press Leased wfre.)
OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. a.
Mrs. Mildred Pollak set new
coast woman's record for the
plunge here Sunday when she
covered So feet, more than IL feet
better than the previous record
held by Miss Gerard Oulton.
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No, it isn't scene taken from
the movies showing the villains
doing dirt to our hero. It's just
a picture of Henry Eli0nsky, dis
lance swimmer starting out on one
of his famous swimming stunts.
Bound securely to a chair, with
neither his arms nor legs free
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Yesterday,

Games Yesterday.
st. Louis 6-5, Philadelphia 5-5.
Chicago s, New York 3.
Cleveland 2, Washington 1.
Boston 6, Detroit 8.
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@GHATIERn

Fred Clarke is making $125, 900
this year off his Kansas farms
raising wheat, which is $125, 900
more than a whole bevy of ball
players we know make in a life
time raising cain.
When AL Mamaux left the Pr
rates he returned to the club
house to get his talcum powder.
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remarkable feats under the most
adverse conditions.
Towing loaded boats against
tidewater, with his feet and one
hand tied is pastime for him and
some of his feats have caused him
to be called the man who can't
be drowned"
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BEAVERS PLAY HOB
WITH IDEAL- HOPES

game for the winners, but got
four hits out of five times at bat.
Eddie Danielson and Eddie
Schwartz who took turns on the
mound for the Ideals, couldn't
stop the Beavers onslaughts.
The score: r II h
Beavers ............15 IS 3
Ideals Z 10 5
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Yesterday.
San Francisco 0-3, Portland 81.
Los Angeles 81, Salt Lake IL.
Oakland SO, Vernon 1-5.
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II you are going out Of town
for q few weeks or a month,
phone your new address to
Main IL, and let The Times
follow you.
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FefnapS WHtH ne BUI UUISIUb nc
found his nose was shiny.
Jack Berry and Pants Rowland
have both announced they will win
the pennant. We can now rest
easily until one of them makes
good.
Magnate Frazee has been in the
theatrical business so long that he
thinks getting rid of an umpire
is as easy as getting rid of an or
ehestra director.
Fred E,nltnn,s mana ger saws he
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Murray Wins

FOREST HILLS, L. l., Aug. 25.
Robert Indy Murray defeated
Nathaniel w. Niles in the finals
of the national patriotic tennis
tournament here today, ST, So,
6-3 and 6-3.
Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg
today won the junior champion
ship In the national patriotic ten
mis- tournament here, defeating
Bartian Of Indianapolis 6-2, Ell,
2-6, 6-3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

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