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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06

Supprimer Get anachronism'
Unique ne serait pas an6antir rAl
lemagne. ST les mai res de lEmpi
re allemand lie font croire q leu
peuple pour quill lutte jusqu'ar
bout pour l'imp6rialisme, qui est
leur raison d;etre, les neutres ne
doivent pas etre dupes de cette
confusion du militarisme p%russien
avec l'exlstence meme de la nation
allemande. L'Autriche : Hongrie
qui opprime 30 millions d'hommes
au lieu de six est certes menace
de plus de pertes que l'A]lemagne,
mais lEntente ne veut pas lui re-
tirer tous les peoples opprimes ct
l'an6antir. ST la double monarchie
cessait d'etre lie domaine de deux
peoples ma1tres, les Allemands ct
les Magyars, pour devenir un 6tat
federal ct IN syndicat de nationa-
lit6s libres CONNIE est ia Suisse,
ellie ne serait plus un danger mails
un soutien pour la paix, ct les butts
de guerre de lEntente, la concer-
nant, seraient g6n6ralement at
TENTS. Ces butts nous sont en- effet
dict6s par ~l'essence meme de la po-
litique DIES empires ennemis. La
France veut assurer sa libert6 en-
restaurant celle d'autrui. Sa con-
ception de la paix europ6enne est
beaucoup plus pres de l'id6al anne
ricain que lie projet prussien dor
g%anisation de TEurepe. Aussi SON.
mes-nous heureux que la force DIES
chooses fasse de plus en- plus des
affaires europ6ennes les v6tres.
Vous y melant, vous les compren-
drez plus nettement, malgr6 toutes
les interpretations, mensongeres ct
vous verrez CONNIE nous, dams lie
milltarisme %prussien, un cas- de
pathologie politiaue ct I'm danger
pour la libert6 de tous:s ST vous
etes amen6s a participera la guer-
re, vous aurez a jouer un role plus
decisif dams Reimbursement dune
paix telle que .vous accepterez en-
suite de prendre votre part de Ia
responsabilit6 de son maintien.
VOLTA lie principal avantage que
nous verrions q Intervention ame-
ricaine. Un nouveau policeman, 81
fort par lui-m6me ct par sa posi-
ton, serait lie bienvenu q I'm no.
ment Oh l'on ma pas encore trouv6
lie moyen de SO passer de la force
pour faire respecter lie droit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06

PEntente, qui ne demandaient, en-
1914, que leur tranquilite, veulent
maintenant que la guerre reggie
certaines questions qui dormaient,
mails qu'elle a rouvertes. Files pre-
tendent r6incorporer pAlsace-Lo
raine a la France, la Pologne prus-
siennea une Pologne -reunif6e ct
autonome scion les lignes indi-
qu6es par lie president Wilson
dams son message au Congress, ct
probablement aussf permettre aux
Danois du Sleswig de disposer
d'eux-m6mes, commencement au
traite de Prague don't Bismarck
refusa toujours l'execution.
Serait-ce d6membrer ct an6antir
rAllemagne que de lui retirer l
million 100000 Alsaciens-Lor
rains, 4 millions de Polonais ct
$50, 600 Danois que PEmpire en-
cha1ne au 81 millions de vrais AL
demands? Ces peuples' ne sont pas
Allemands ct ne %veulent pae petre:
Les Alsaciens-Lorrains par exem-
pie ont gard6, de la grande revolu.
ton fate avec la France, lie tenn
permanent d6mocratique- qui les
rend aussi changers, apres As ans
qu'au premier jour, l'Allemagne
impkriale. Pourtant la machine
prussienne travai]le q ecraser la H.
bert6 de ces hommes, qu'elle traite
CONNIE mati6re premiere 3 faire
des Allemands.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. District Court. Fourth Judicial
District. ...
Julia Hooper, Plaintiff
Henry Hooper, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota, to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, a
copy of which is on file in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court in the
Court House IN the city of Minneapolis,
Hennepin County and State of Mime
sofa; and to serve a copy of your ans
wer On the subscriber at his office at Is
Old Chamber of Commerce Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, within thirty
days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint, the plaintiff will take
judgment against you as demanded in
the complaint, together with the costs
and disbursements herein.
Dated this I'd day of April, 1917.
Z. BEGIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
25 Old Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06
Les SoutaneS SOUS
Ia Mitraine
(Suite de la Be page)

que de la mort qui fr0lait son
cour aux battements diminu6s.
Quand les m6decins tentaient de
lie rassurer avec cette fausse certi-
tude que MULE conviction ne peut
rendre 6loquente, il await un re-
gard *r6sign6, une expression de
doux sceptisme qui semblait vou-
loir dire: "Je sails bien que vous
faites lie possible pour me- rassurer.
mails c'est bien inutile. Je sens Ia
gonie qui monte ct le soufie qui
m'6chappe."
II r6pondait supplement, atm de
mieux exprimer sa reconnaissance
pour la sollicitude 6mue don't lis
voulaient adoucjr sa fin.
-Oui, j'esp6re guerir bient6t,
puisque vous men donnez l'espoir.
MATS c'6tait de 81 part un h6roi-
que mensonge, une mani6re a lui
dc remercier, une facon delicate
d'afirmer qui ne la bercait plus,
pour que les autres fussent tran
DULLES.
Lorsque lie calme Sc fit dams la
sale, il 6pancha son caur pres de
l'infrmiAre attentive a son chevet.
Alors, il lui contia ses volontes
dernieres, les %supremes recomman-
dations de ceux qui veulent ARA
cher q l'oubli dies cercueils lie SOU
venir qui sera plus tard lie tresor
supreme DIES 6tres aimes.
Sa mere! il en- parlait douce-
ment q l'infrmiere,assise pres de
lui ct don't il devinait Tame occu-
pee maternellement de sa d6tresse.
-Vous lui 6crirez apr6s ma
mort ct quand ma vile envahie Sc
"a d6livree.
Car ce deuil terrible s'ajoutait a
la tristesse de Sc voir MOURN.
Les vandales occupaient son
pays depuis cling mois ct DIES Sc
maines encore s'6couleraient avant
que sa mere ct sa fancee pussent
librement lie pleurer mort, CONNIE
on pleure longuement sur les tom
hes cherries.
Jamais je mai rjen entendu de
plus touchant ct aussi, de plus re.
confortant, que les dernieres re-
communications de ce jeune martyr
de la guerre qui mourait obscure
ment sous nos yeux.
D'autres, par milliers, ont dispa-
ru CONNIE lui de ce monde, aussi
vaillants, aussi grandement hero1-
qaes, dams leur sacrifice, que CO
beau petit troupier don't la mort a
r6veill6 en- nous DIES emotions nou-
velles. Mais pour nous, il r6sumait
dams lie sourire qui eclairait e
dernieres heures, toute r6nergie,
toute la fert6 SERENE de nos SOL
dats d6ja tomb6s dams pombre
pour former la barri4reIiDfranchis-
sable contre quot l'envahisseur Sc
pulse ct Sc brise.
II nous parlait de sa fol CONTAIN
tie, de son espoir en- l'autre vie.
De surhumaines pens6es We.
naient du fond de son ame q ses ]6-
vres ct s'epanouissaient en- floral
sons splendides.
-Je mourrai pour la France ct
nos vies sacrifices lui rendront sa
jeunesse ct ga gloire.
Puts, le souvenir de sa fancee
jaillissait de son coeur attendri,
CONNIE une famine don't ties traits
pales s'illuminaient.
Ellie est Ia, dams mon petit
Garnet de poche, je vous la dome,
Madame, vous la conserverez ct 81,
un jour, vous pouvez lui ecrire,
vous lui direz que ]e suis mort en-
chr6tien.
"a oontinuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06
STATE OF MINNEsOTA,)

COUNTY OF HENNEPIN.)
On this 22nd day of March, 1917, be-
fore me a Notary Public. within and
for said county, personally appeared
G. II. Markham, G. P. Markham and
NJ. =. Christy, to me known to be the
persons described in and who executed
the foregoing Articles of Incorpora-
ton and acknowledged that they exc
cuted the same, for h uses and pur
poses therein expressed, as their free
act and deed.
Notary Public,
Hennepin County, Minnesota.
My commission expires April Z, 1922.
(Sea1.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1917-04-06

within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In said COM
plant.
Dated March goth. 1917.
Theodore F. Wendland,
Alb Plaintiffs Attorney,
3l1-12-13 Globe Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Res. address:
1917 N. Vincent Ave.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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"a oontinuer>

Abonnez-vous d rECHo DE LOU
RsT, 81 par an.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
a Laxative for Babies
Good for Everybody
Dr.. Cald,ueWs Syrup Pepsin
a Safe and Efficient Fam
lily Remedy.

Every member or tho family is more
or less subject to ConStipa ton. and
every hnm" should always be supplied
with dependable remedy to promptly
relieve this condition. Whenever the
bowels become clocSCd and the nat
ural process o: elimination thereby
disturbed. the entire system IL az
icctcd and readily subject 10 attack
by disease. Constipation is 81 condi-
ton tina, should never be neglected
Mrs. L. X. Gilbert. OF Mllbro. va.
SAYS that Dr. Caldwclrs Syrup Pcpsiu
is :; splendid laxative for children he.
cause they like it's pleasant taste and
II acts SO easily and naturally. with
out gripping or strain. and sin, finds II
equally effective for the rest of the
family.
Dr caidwcls Syrup Pcpsin is a
combination OF simple laxative herbs.
with pcpsin that contains no opiatc
or narcotic drug. 1t is mild ana gen
tie in its action. and doc" not cause
pain or discomfort Druggists cvcry-
whore sell this excellent remedy for
NIFTY cents bottle.
To avoid limitations and ineffective
substitutes be sure YOU get Or. CaId-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
CONFERENCE CALLED ON
AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS
Chamber "f Commerce Take. initintiNe
in Effort 4" Stimulntc Pro-
ductio or food Crops.

II the instance Of the aSriculturii
ana immigration committees the Cham :
n,,. ,e ,....,,,,,,...., ,,.;,i ;,,,.;, a.. ,,,
N'S"rS OF h'hr1'" ana Ih's'erhcia
Counties and 100 Richmond citizens
who ar. deemed mast likely Ia b, in =
, ,,
g" - T." ''''' '''
rr"N"h"nt OF agricultural conditions
i'm general to a conference to be held
l,,.id,, ,ich, o., ,.,,ocL an IN. Icrrcr-
50" ''"''' ~ CHS H'ce'!"S S"Se"s
tons viii he made and plans discussed
whereby a definite and pcrmanrnt ar
,.,..,,,o,,, So ,s, =. .,;r,r,,,.
an" peflc'' Us nearly rs ""SS'"'e 'Gr'-
cultural production in the two counties
,nd 70 a,,r;,,, more reonIc !, the on
,,,,.;,, c,,, =, a., oi,
n,,n W nv, -" '"o
nc oi '"t p'",s OF 'n' "oi,' , ny
:" , -, t,,,
u""' ~ - ~ -, 20 W 49,
Wy ~ !,ic =" -
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
POWDER IN SHOES
AS WELL As Guns
Foot=Ease 10 BE Added TO Equip
mont Of Hospital Corps
ut Fort WaYno.

Under the abovo hcading the Detroit
Free Press, among other things says:
''rhe theory is llat soldiers whose feet
are in good condition can walk further
and fustcr than soldiers who have corns
and bunions incascd in rawhidc.
Tho Governments foot powder order is
regarded ,rs tho last word III the scientific
QUILTING of the defenders OF the flag"
Young mon i'll every community are
using hllcn's FootaIiaso in their drills
for Military Preparedness.
The English, French and Allied Troops
constantly mako use of Allen'sFoot Ease.
1t takes tho friction from the shoe and
rests the feet. Uncle Sans adoption Of
this form of treating the feet, emphasizes
the testimony OF the millions of people
the world over, who nre shaking Aliens
Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder. into
thcir shoes, and using il in the foot bath,
as tho only practical and lasting treat
mcnt to case and prevent sore feet. Sold
by Drug and Department ST ores every
wiicrc,2jc. Sample sent FREE. Address,
Allen S. Olmstcd, LIE Roy, NY, u. S. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
RANOOLPH-MACON HOST
TO TWO ASSOCIATIONS
Southern >orirt. tor phiiUs"phS nnd
psyrhoIoE! and the Directors 4"
Ply Steal Education In Iynrhbure.
lSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch

lSpcCiai 10 The fimcS- ptspatchI
LYNcHHCRG VA. April 1.-THE
twelfth annual. mcctiuG Of the South
cru Society Tor rhiloSorhy and i'sy-
choloEy WAS held at Randolph Macon
on Thursdar ana Friday. Delegates
we're present Cr"m most Of the south
crn colleges ami universities. The off,
GERS Of the society are: David Spcncc
Hin. president; 4. *. strong. Lr. vice.
president: l.. Il. Gclsslcs. secretary
treasurer. Among the speakers were:
W. Il. Chase. University "f North Caro-
lima: David Spence hin. University OF
WISCONSIN: Knight Dunlap. Johns Hop
kinS University. T. Y. Moore. Catholic
University. and ~" Lucille pooly. u
graduate from Hund"iph Macon NO
mans College in 1908. and doctor Of
philosophy from clarilc. 1916
The Eastern Association OF the pi-
rcctors Of Physical Education in Col
iur al Randolph Macon Woman'S COT
lc:c on Fr;day and Saturday. Dcic-
gates were nrcs"nt from Wellesley.
Smith. Mount Hoiyolic. Radcliffe. Vas
sar. Eoston University. Obcrlm. liol-
Inns. Gouchcr aud Pratt institute.
The association held AN omen meet
ing on Friday evening. at which the
principal speaker WAS pr L. :. car
roll. or Nshevlic. y. G. His subject
was. Re Education OF tho Nervous"
This is the first time either Of the
associations has met III this region.
The Psycholorca Society has hereto
fore held it's meetings in some large
city rather than in " college
ON Wednesday. Miss Mabel X. White
the last in tho series OF faculty lrc-
lures for the year Her subject was.
The influence Of Plato's Political
Ideals"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
DClETY IN WASHINGTON
TCURTA|Ls DINNER MENUS
Fhrce Brief Courses 10 Take Place
of Dozen Heretofore Presented
~ at Formal AfIairs.
lEAsuRE OF WAR ECONOMY
Implicitly in Entertainment, Elimi-
ssnation of FrivOlity and Curtaii-
sment OF Extravaganza TO BE Guild
ssiug Principles of Leading Women.

s;,,, As,ir\,:T.% An,iI. m. s,.ri.,,.
Hinncrs OF washington viii he sadly
&nr,ajicd affairs under the pressure of
ssnrtimc economy.
Encreaftcr Washinstons society viii
ba, three brief courses at its formal
kffairs. where hcrctoforc half :: score
Dr. more OF different things to eat have
kscn presented. The curtailed food
Esrocra,n Is part Of society's way OF
&doinc its hit" definite program OF
thinner menu curtallmcnt took shape
$u.nisht. Tho nrst curtailcd menu
Rrovidcd the following.
$sErcam of oyster scup
fTFilet of beef. with apparatus. mush-
Rooms ami pcas
fsdcc cream with straw berries and cake
Hs'rhis WAS an suyhurets meal COM
t1arcd TO the usual WASHINGTON society
Menu.
Economy in entertainment. the clini-
Aatiou OF rrivolity ana ;he rurtaihueHt
Sr 'social cNtravaGaucc VIII be the
kuidiuE rriuoiul,s Of the social life of
SSashiurtou for tho Dcripd Of the war
SIhis is the determination reg chCd by
tkcmcn of tho most exclusive and
IScalthicst social circles
"a A little rroup OF society wutrous
which includes Mrs y H. Gardner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

'cctor. Among those attending the
Welt. Mr. and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
In. and Mr. and AIRS. kcrmi, Roosevelt.
ID" and Mrs. Richard Derby and Qucn-
tin Roosevelt. who acted AS best unn.
Miss Mary Iiunucwcll, OF tnis city,
MAS maid Of homer.
The date 90 the wedding WAS set
forward br.aus. of III" expectation of
an early call to the coiors by Mr.
Roosevelt. who - Il member OF Of
iiucrs' reserve corps at Harvard tnit
varsity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
AMERICANS NOT MOLESTED
thicnGn Wan. on Arrival From licrIin
rrl!> OF Treatment Accorded
by Germans.
tRy Associated Pres.

prENNAGl:N. April Is tvia Lon
ounl 49, 'harl's Worlein. OF Chicago.
WHO has arrived here from Berlin. says
THAT there has been no molostation Of
Americans in the German capital. ana
that They are not even subjected to
the usual rule requiring enemy ma
ti"nals 10 report daily to the police.
Mr.. W"rlcin is tho second American
to leave Germany since the declaration
of war. He applied for permission TO
leave fortnight ago. and his request
was granted after the normal lapse OF
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
ONcrS lIIs Services.

"Nuur appeal for recruits for the
navy, detcd April g. has convinced
mo-" that il is my own duty 10 enlist,
aHd ann addressing. = letter to Lieu
t"nan, L.. :. stewart Offering nay SER
ices"
50 wrote j. w. Gwa;hmcy. of Louisa.
4" Governor stuart yesterday. The
Governor replied approximately. con-
-EatulatinG him oH his patriotic act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

y patriotic preparedness meeting
will he held tomorrow night at S:t5
o'clock in Tic auditorium OF the High
land Park school. under the auspices
OF the Highland Park Citizens .Asso-
citation. pr. Douglas :. Freeman. and
John J. owen. OF the state Department
of Agriculture. will he the speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT WEEDS
h"rrinEr I" Miss Grace Loct>Nonf All,
N"n"cd hrcnuSe OF Expectation or
CAN to tUiOrs.
lHy Associated Press !

BOSTON April li.--Arch."all y
Roosevelt SON of Colonel and Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt. and Miss Grace S
Lockwood. daughter Of Mr.. and Airs
Thomas =. Lock wood. Of this city wer,
marricd to-day in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church 10y Rev. Elwood Worcester. tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

B5eD&2eEoR:Ss
xMhl l~r, S.1s> GO
The questions answered below are
Genera ia character, the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers
viii apply IN amy case of similar ma
tErn.
Those Wishing further advice. free
may address pr Lewis Baker, college
ONTO. enclosing se!faddresscd stamp
ed envelope for reply Full name anil
address must he given hut only I'M
, in my answers. The prescriptions can
! be nllcd at any wcll-stocked drug
s,"r" Any druggist can order Of
sion you have exceeded the Spdccd
! ~" ava "i an invigoraiinc tonic mcdi-
| cine. Gct 2 tuho Of thrcc-grain cado-
! meme tables Tak" rs pcr directions
| ana continue treatment several months
! IL necessary.
Miss \deI" writes MY hair is comb
~ much annoying. ana | want sotnc-
| thing 10 euro these conditions
| Answer: For hair and scalp trou-
h'"s. have never found anything 10
| cGr.'i "a" beneficial results of :,
th"i ouch treatment Of plain yellow
m'nyoi II Is cooling cleansing and
| 'nNirrra'ing ANA thousands now use
! IL regularly as Il hair ana scalp tonic
abou, ny hcal,ll My Kidney ' ana
bladder are not VOL. HAY" spells Of
n"pfvShi"n. G" not ai"cI Well have 10
arse ireHuen'ig. trinc bad odrr aud
'"'"I. very Scar' sometimes NY an
| h!cS Dun ana under my eyes I have
| bags Please pycscIiOcr"
Answer: Tour symptoms indicate
| Gou nred treatment to tom" UP the
| functions Of kihncys and bladder r,b-
| tam III sealed tubes ba .nwort tablets
| aud tax" a. per directions for Acvcral
weeks or until relicf * experienced
J = g wrtos Wien a person be-
| comes uncomfortable from oxcsss fat
| 40 YOU bcli"v" ia reducing with mcdi-
! cine treatment
! Answer: The treatment OF oxcesa
| lat tor reduction can he csrricd on,
| S"l"iN WIN Eve grain nrbolone tablets.
| 40 not ahviS" indiscripliTate medica-
| u"n bu' thiS treatment Bccm. to be
! f"rnly successful
| Note: For many years IN Baker
| hht been giNiu2 free advice ana pre-
| S'riii!nns - millions al people ..Irouah
| ,nt press columns. and douh,lcSa has
| ueipcd IN relieving iilnosa and digtrcsg
H. Y"'o mn Any ing L. ~ ylhuai IN
! written !iin oHprcrsirnt Of gratitude
ana confidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Tie juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white makes a
whole quarter pint of the most re-
markablc lemon skin bcautitier at
about TN" cost one must pay for a
small jar OF the ordinary cold creams.
Care should h. taken to strain the
lemon juice through a fine cloth so no
lemon pulp gets III. then this lotion
viii keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
to bleach ana remove such blcmishcS
as frccklcS, sUliowucss and tan ana is
the ideal skin softcncr smoothcncr
and bcal:tiii.r
lust Ivy it. Go, three ounces Of
orchard White at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint OF this swce'iy fra
grant lemon lotion and massage il;
daily int" The face. neck. arms aud
hands. II naturally should hclp ."
soften. tHcshcu. bleach and brini- out
the roses and beauty Of any skin II
Is simply marvellous to smoother
rough, red hands.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

sion. you lave exceeded the spdccd
limit ana Your nervous system needs
~" ali pf an invigoratinC tonic mcdi-
enc. CO. tHnc of three grain c:,do-
meme tables. TAX" rs pcr directions
aud continue treatment several months
Is necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Commerce Boys
Win a Title
On Diamond
Defeat De Witt Clinton in
P. S. A. L. Baseball
Tournament

The High School of Commerce capt
ured the Manhattan Bronx Richmond
division title in defeating De Witt Gin
ton High School in game of the PUP
lie Schools Athletic League baseball
tournament at Olympic Field yester'
dav. The score was 2 to /. An error
by Jimmy Blair, the Clinton catcher
in the ninth inning allowed the VIII
ming run TO cross the plate.
Both teams put up nigh class game
the fielding being especially good, al
though e total of FIVE misplays was re-
corded. MacLoughlin, the Commerce
twirler. kent the five Clinton safeties
scattered. while he also famed eight
batters. r.
Lusher started for Clinton, but after
being found for six hits in i've innings
was relieved by Tierney. The latter
pitched three htless innings before
Richman and Mitchell singled in the
ninth, to be followed by bunt by
Coughlin. The hit was to De Steitano'
at third base, and the latter's quick re-
turn to Blair to catch Richmsn was
dropped.
MacLoughlin and Sealy, the Com
merce battery, earned the batting
honors with two hits apiece.
The score by innings follows;
RH.E
Commerce - . Ii 3 ;
Bst,eriss-MscLoughl and scsly. Lusher. Tier
no and blair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Yacht Racing
Will Be Held
On Lower Bay

Yacht racing will be held on Graves
end Bay this summer, notwithstanding
the fact that the Lower Bay is under
the strict eye of the United States gov
eminent. The Yacht Racing Associa-
ton of Gravesend Bay has drawn up a
schedule, and unless conditions change
there will be the usual weekend races
throughout July and August.
No attempt will be made 10 hold
championship races. Also, the yachts.
men will race entirely for the love OF
the game, as the various clubs have
agreed 10 offer no prizes this summer.
There is a possibility that the associa-
ton may offer series prizes in the form
Of certificate at the end of the sum
mer.
The war will be responsible for an
ether decided innovation. IL is the GUS
tom on the Lower Bay to draw atten-
tion 10 all starting and finishing sig
nails with q gun shot. The yachtsmen
have decided that it would be poor poll
icy. 10 ire guns on the Lower Bay this
year. The signals. therefore. will be
set and broken out without the noise
Of cannon.
The schedule arranged follows:
June q. New York Canoe club: 50. Gr.Ioend
July I, Bcnsonhurst Yacht club. :. Cresccnt An
etir club IS. Atlantic Yacht club: 81 Era Yacht
club. o. Bcrsonhur,t Yacht Club
Athlete Club: Is. Atlantic Yacht Club. IS. Graves
nis Bay Yacht Club