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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
QUESTIONAIRES WILL BE
MAILED NEW CLASS JULY Is

Washington, D. c.. June 22.-Draft
executives Of all states today were
directed by provost marshal Gen.
Crowder 10 begin on June IS and to
continue for three days thereafter the
mailing Of missionaries TO regis
traUts Of the class Of 1918
Twenty-Five percent Of the regis
trants of each board viii be provided
with questionnaires each day. Boards
were instructed 10 leave serial and or
der number spaces blank until CLASH
ficstion takes place. probably some
time in July.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
GERMAN WOMEN REGISTERED
UP TO SATURDAY ARE IS

Registration Of German women Do
ceeds slowly at the police station. at
The rae Of four or five q day. At
saturday noon 50 women had regis
tered Many others have called and
secured the necessary papers. accord
ing 10 Joe Hausinger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
One Legged Man Is
Induced Into Amy

Tonkers, y. Y, June 23.--On his
claim that he was an expert hosting
engineer and able 10 operate two
hosting machines at once Augustine
Cody a one legged man was accepted
by the local draft board yesterday
and indicted into the army
He Immediately left for Vancouver,
Washington. TO assist in getting out
spruce timber for airplanes. Cody
Is thought 10 be the first one legged
man ever accepted for enlistment IN
the army
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
MARINE CORPS
LOSSES ARE 81
Three Texas Soldiers Of the
Sea Are Among Those
Included in List.

Washington, D. C.. June 22.-The
marine corps casualty list today con-
tanned 81 names divided as follows:
Killed in action. four. died OF wounds.
Is; wounded severely, u. Among
those who died Of wounds received in
action were Pvts. George B. Sellers,
Moscow. Texas. and Roy A. TroW,
Trinity. Texas. John II Worreu. Colo
RADIO. Texas, is reported wounded Sc
Verely I'm action
The Ifst-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
ARMY ACCEPTs EOUR.

Four men applied % the local army
recruiting station Saturday for en-
listment and all were accepted for the
regular army. They were Eugenio
MaderO. San Antonio, N. H.. quarter
master corps; Anderson T.. Boothe and
Cody r. Bentley. Amarillo. n. H..
coast artillery corps; Frederick c.
Olney. East Las Vegas, N. NJ, medical
department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

OF Interest To Automobile Owners
The Stou Auto Bed and Water
Proof Khaki Tent adds pleasure 10
the outing trip. We carry these for
all makes Of automobiles. Ask for
literature.
Feldmun's. SOS san Antonio ST.
Special attention 20 out-of-toWn
orders-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
&c - lIIIItarv lIen.

We extend a cordial invitation 10
the Military men in FL Paso and
Camp Cody 10 avail themselves Of our
service, especially on engagement and
wedding rings. This is the leading
Jewelry Store in the Southwest and
Military men need have no hesitancy
In placing the fullest confidence in
our service.
Special attention paid 10 mail or
ders.
W. n. Hi1Hou CO., Jewellers.
The Hall Mark Store. Mills and Mesa.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

and other over-ripe vegetables or
fruits often cause very serious Bowel
Trouble in hot weather Check 10 as
quickly as possible. Get a bottle OF
GROVES BABY BOWEL EDICINE.
a safe and sure remedy for Summer
Diarrhoeas- It is Just as effective for
Adults as for Children.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
FIRING brings INQUIRIES.

Heavy firing on the target ranges
and i'm the trenches on the Fort Bliss
training grounds Saturday morning
caused many inquiries TO be made by
telephone from city and valley resi-
dents, who feared border disturb
ances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
GorgIes and sun GIasses.

Now is the season Of the year when
YOU need goggles and sun glasses.
See our window displays.
Need glasses Ask seEaIi.
FL PasO Optical Company.
In the Middle Of the Block. los Texas
ST. Between Mesa and Oregon--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
ARMY CASUALTY
LIST NAMES 1853
Killed in Action, 81; 46
Dead Otherwise; Is Miss
ING. 80 Wounded.

Washington. D. c. June 22.-Ihe
army casualty list today contained
1853 names divided as follows: Killed
in action. 81; died OF wounds, %; died
OF airpIane accident, one; died Of dis
ease. nine; died Of accident and other
causes. 10; wounded severely, 81
wounded, degree undetermined. two;
missing in action. 10; prisoner, ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

A SATISFYING SUMNER DRINK.
Horsfordis Acid Phosphate.
A teaspoonful in cold water sweet
ened. 10 taste, both refreshing and
beueffcial.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

Furniture stored, PACKED and shipped
Du sang d Weuborr- Pm. 3999--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

r. 2. Garters-OnIy &c.
Pickel Bros f03 n. Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22


Corrs. George @. Christensen. santa
Ana, calf, Benjamin Perry, lr-s Beth
soda. Nd: Pvts. Godfrey ". Anderson,
Proctor. MINI, John c. Etchison, Oak
dale. Ill. Claude c. Bemusdafter, St
Louis, Mimi, Alton l. Dunfee, Boston.
steve Halblaub, ST. Louis, No, Aloy-
sius Leitner, Holsteins Wis, Harry O.
Myers. Mclean, Ill, Chase Nelson,
salt Lake. Kenneth l. So, Clair, Egies-
ton Va. George B. Sellers, MOSCOW,
Texas. Eddie j.. Small, Toledo ohio.
Charles A. ToWson. Washington D.
C.. Roy A. Trow. Trinity, Texas
wounded In Action, Severely.
Sergts. Moss Gill, Perry, No, George
b. Roam. PattisOn, Miss. Pvts- Ihomas
3. Grassland. Mobile, Ala, Alfred
Erlandson. Lakeland Mich, VIM. B.
Flanagan, Conception Junction NO.
Ray j.. Geiger. Cincinnati, Ohio. Hans
johnson, Hyllestad, Norway Adolph
Johnson, Hebron, Ind, Harrison Noon,
ElWood City, Pa, John y. II. Phlegar,
Russell, Kan, Walter T. Terry, BROOK
lyn. " T.. John ~ Worrel, Colorado
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

Lieuts. Clarence w. smith, Decatur
Ills, Hascau +. Waterhouse. Oakland,
Calf, drummer Charles W. Price, At
Isntic City, n. J., Pvt Isaac Boone,
Sfokesdale. n. o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

lieut. Guy D. IIbbeLs BENNINGTON
y. H.. John A. White. ir-, Duncan.
Okla; Corps Edward J. Curtin. Rox-
bury, Mass; Peter J. Mccormick.
ROXbury. Mass; Harry =. McWhirk.
Dorchester, Mass; Pvts. Stanley Ba-
Eor, ChicOpee, Mass; George W. Bra
ham, Springfield. Ill.,; Michele Cerelu.
Baltimore. Nd: Edward C. Cermak.
Chicago; Edward i. June. Boston: Ed
ward Lutz. Buffalo, n T.; John Rade.
Youngstown. Ohio; Michael Riley.
Boston: Franic p. Rooney. Seattle.
Wash; Gaspar Ventimisiglia, Brook
lyn.
Prisoner; Lieut.. Wlfred Y. Car
grain, Detroit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
POSITION OF BULGARIANS AND GERMANS IN MACEDONIA
DAILY BECOMES MORE CRITICAL AS ENTENTE
TROOPS FORGE AHEAD.
ST. QUENTIN IS ALMOST ENvEL0PED
Prlep Monssa Region Falls Aes-lOO Mile Front Is Bad
ly Penetrated-Brtish Take Important Town Of Paifa
Acre, East of the Jordan, in Palestine
Turks Retreat Everywhere.

The situation for Tuesday summarized by the Associated
Press follows:
In both Macedonia and Palestine the entente allied forces
giving already badly Bulgarans
rest while in France the British and French continuing
draw their closely about the ST. Quentin and the remain
ing elements Of the Hndenbug line in this immediate region
In Macedonia the situation Of the BugRrns and Germans
daily grows critical the allied forces steadily maintain their
them In Turkey the latest operations Of the
British and Arab trbemen friendly the allied seemingly
the complete destruction capture Of the O
troops in Palestine on both sides of the River Jordan
St Quentin through the latest advances Of the British and
French all but enveoped and the north the strong Inc
protecting Cambria has been further encrosohd upon Field
Marshal Haigs Along the hundred mile from. in Mace
dona from the region north Of Monastar TO Lake DoNn the
have pressed further forward against the dgmorsz I'd
ugarans and whose renfooemens have been able
10 stffen the line for a face about.
North Of Monasa the important strategic position Prilep
has has been occupied thus giving control of the roads
radang from the French cavalry the the Ssrsns
have pushed their wedge further in between the western
and while the extreme eastern flank the British
and Greeks have advanced both sides of the Varda depth
averaging about miles front Of 20 miles Nowhere
The entente coruynie1s permitting the Buzaians and Germans
to with the advancing troops who harassng them
t1~ror "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
JUSSE RAND SPEAKS
To J. s. SENATORS
frI.NfU huEN-~ lpUb INSISTS
tN trt ~HINt DF PIg ,stAN
NUIIs sEi-N


''
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... . 'Hr-m shalt
l... m .... crushed. was cm-
. .. fhr senate
... I...ard uf
.- Marshall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
New Plan Here

"This srhtur q. urN 90 thir
part pf tho country and De-
decided departure r.um those
formerly used hu .r tipE of
the increased authority roe
being given lfIorir loan rou.
mltfnes. and of tlU lsrt That
fhc war has advanced to
stage where o. 8. absolutely
be.oa cry for every man eo
mau auf .hild % H0 he fuil
duty. ~ seDu beet f. tho com.
miffro t0 adopt fHo method
eff.h uul insure raising mo
money needed ht fHr Fof .
mont r fhn h0r'.f % ibic
umr with iHc laa amount Df
soliciting stated member OF
ftr advertising c0mmiitee Hfr
yesterday Thrf further said
Tho p.Hu ~ adopted eiil
10. t H.'. ono Iu hIch rrrf
ono .lr esailv Operate Zach
rei.fItrf eonid d. given a
HaF. afIrh o. anrld bc per
mIffrH Ud expected 20 wear
on fH. HHd ~ hi. coat to in.
uaff tHat Do Dad performed
hIr U otto duty n would
uf Hlrra. hn understood that
those rrr flHed f. scuf ard
urar .h hafe bad NOT ODD
cfa.aI l.nis arl therefore h.f
f.HH fefaI fn da fhe'r
dIf. I HegIeierirr as thr rrH-
mffl. bad aste1 them Ia d1
Thns h1 refused a. -ar.efe.
rl.# hen he HanHrtod o fhn
rrHr0 aufh0"fa nr IaI'I
alfH H ahafefer manner 1lr.t
Ua t.. Ftf haaf
comm '.aa is nnu fa.r
lr.H ffa ."fiIt Hf fhis scheme
nuI .lsfVfhinr p1lnfs 20 fa
HrHt nfnpf ur Arronrfe.
rr anl hr made couoe-rinr
.s r fhr na daF 1r an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
PLAN To REGISTER
As FOR ELECTION
BEING CONSIDERED

The campaign committee Tor
the Fourth Liberty Loan drive
now has under adyisement
plan which. " adopted. viii
probably enable Potter county
TO subscribe her FUN quota in
"a single day and thus elim
nate all the usual persona
solicitation and vast amount Of
personal work attending such
drives
The plan o. to sci q day tD
boz known as 'Nogiftratinn Day
ON which every man both old
and Young together with aII
women shn are heads of house
holds shall come tu their re
apcctlve voting places and
register stating fhr exact
amount OF bonds he will buy
and close Tho transaction With
committees who would be ar
ranged for tho purpose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

W hssnffaffH iffe
LONDON. sept 70 Count Won
IleriHnr the German iHp"fiii
chancellor addressing fne m1Ih
commiitce ~ the reirhs'aF i9d.F
declar-l that the publ. iI. ini.Hi
~ Co. any vss nor justified 's 'i"
tllir1ry 81. atio' ru thr ''F'.
f'rt' ~'tcrdinF o. a iiapa'r1 '-m
Isilin
Tho chancellor opened Ri'h mo
promise to meet tHe desire OFT i'f
relehsiag for Information as iar
possible re proceeded to aiinie
90 the deep diseonier' rh.1h h's
Feiged vide circles of ffs rur IIa.
lion and ssid that ths principal
reason sus the pressure nf fhT f.
tihls fnnr wears 81 War VIff OFT no
d"pfitaiions end ufierIra hr"
IN o. seke and sacrifice Urn.' p
80 'N eiasses. ai farIa aff
more ~ iess. 90 eFfrr InHtfi
es'ss Naf Diminish f'rsssurr
have no Intention af frrur '0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
AMERICAN RAIDING
CAPTURE
BOCHE IN WOEVRE
GEHMANS INCEE NSE AEIIlI.ElIl
IIHE AGAINST lNNkEES
DURING PAST DNh.

WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON ~crt 2l-t'cn-
cral Pcrsing'. cpmmuuipuc Tor A'-s-
tcr,lnN. received tonight, say.
"Hradquartrr> american lNPcdi-
tionar, Forces. sept. -
"~rctiou A-ln the N"ctrc our
raiding partics were again atti,".
bringing boz - pri-uucr- aud tW" ma
chine guns Thrrc hostile raid n
the Nnr,rc and iu ~, Nu>gc> w,r"
repul-od."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
Won HERTLING DECLARES
WAR SITUATION DOES NOT
JUSTIFY ANY DISCONTENT

diminish tbis pressure hv word
boz continued huf gentlemen N
this discomfort iF influenced hy orr
present military situation by ths
events on the western front Z must
without desiring a. anticipate
statement which we may eFp0r'
from representative uf tho war
ministry declare most eunhafiai.
r thaf H Gar exceeds .gsf.fiatla
limits"
Count Won UerfiInF admitted fhaf
fhf 'asi German offensive Haa ur.
rrCessfnl and thor 30 iaf been
necessary to withdraw fO 'be sier
fried lne
situation O. Grave
BE- .flafiuu H
fI hnf 40 hove nn cause fn Hf
. faint hearted We have aireadF
.haH tn nars through border Times -
THE chancellor lnrf1ncnf fhs
UIUra Uf fhe Ferfuu Offensive fte
Continued ~ paea Six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
fnrm, lu,rra-e- Gun 'irr.

iH AH.n-.Hfrd IfHas
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
q. LORRAINE Sept % $3.50 %
" 1Us Germans boo fhr past %
laurs have increased thD nfausIf. 1I
their heavier SUN Ur. on tte hm'rl
can front gbi.b HramIugiy denote.
fhe greatest ulas..ras. uu fll part
OFF the auru. ufh.rel.c fhl gHr
man activity Haa hseu confined 20
CONTINUED on Page Twob
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
PRESIDENT CASTS VOTE
~ PRIMARY ELECTION 1

By Associated Press :
WASHINGTON Sept 20 4
President Wilson returned 90 I
Washington tonight from .
Princeton. y j whore he cast I
his ballot in the primary olcc 4
ton iu his home state 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
AVIATION MECHANIC
II INSTANTLY KILLED

= By Associated Press =
= FORT WORTH Tex sept =
= 20 ,ent Donald Meek was =
= severely Injured and ID =
= Farmer. mechanic Killed Boo =
= stautly when the airplauo in =
y which they we're returning from =
= Nrdmore. Okla. crashed fn 'he =
= ground about one and % half =
= miles south Of tho city tonight =
= What caused the accident .
= could not be- learned =
= = = = = = = q = = = = = ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

- badly ha I'Io leO-mi'o Iur
been penetrated pr battered rhai 300
mediate dire calamity feouIu o.
faces the ouomE unless the enemy b.
uDat ruoueb 0f IHof to ou'lame
fhr a'lIas ou iho wing of lho drive
and rruuus'nu'r hH front tu th.
loub with %. center resting nr
I.Eub 1r tbr.paHUuts Even Do such
% maurutrr H possible doubtless it
viii bp necessary for fhc enemy l1
sirarhiou hI lua westward through
Albania 90 tho Adrnfic 5000
That tl. allied Oaut tr. pug
swiftly fo prevent fHr wu.pI
armi, from joining ur . Indicated
boo th, capture uf PrIep rt 'h. al
tau.. 0f th. British '0 tN. north 0t
Lake uu.ur These mHuHuy'r#
point foo m attempt OF ra#Hr. uH
musr\u. OFF great proportion. h.
fIr lI.p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-SiX bill
lion dollars is the minimum amount
which the people OF the United states
are asked 10 subscribe for the fourth
Liberty Loan. according to an an
nOuncement by VIM. G.. McAdoo, sec
retary OF the treasury, In a stirriny
address here tonight outlining the
governments plan for the campaign.
which starts Saturday
The share allotted to the New
York federal reserve district is ST.
SOC. zoe. 900. or 80 per cent OF the
greatest loan yet offered.
The loan which will bear = per
cent interest. will run for 20 years
maturing October 10, 1883. unless
yhe government should exercise IT'S
reserved right to redeem the bonds
ON or after October Il, 1888.
Asserting that, without this
vast sum I'VE. cannot tick the
kaiser" the secretary made
special appeal for the subsciip-
lions of corporations and
wealthy individuals, ~ returns
from the third Liberty Loan in
aicaird that wealthy corpora
lions aud persons Of large means
had not responded "commensu-
tateIy with their abilities to
help"
Scores Wealthy People.
lie pointed out that OF the lN,OOo,-
Goo Americans who subscribed for
the last loan. only 20 500. including
corporations. bought bonds IN excess
of 10000.
IT would be preposterous.- he
said. TO say that there are only ~
GOO men. women and corporations IN
America able to lend more than
$4,000 each 10 their government IN
Liberty bonds
MIR. McAdoo also condemned
the practice of "swindlcrS and
interruptions and unpatriotic
people who. contrary to the
urgent request of the treasury
department. had induced holders
~ Liberty bonds to exchange
them for stocks or investments
af doubtful value.
he pointed out that these opera
tions forced tho treasury 90 buy th'
bonds thus thrown upon the market
in order 10 protect the market aud
the credit ~ the goyeTnmeni
Need Money to Lick Kaiser.
Applauded by a crowd which fllo'
Carnegie hall. Mr. McNdoo said 10
part
THE treasury of tho United state
asks the American people 90 sub
CONTINUED m PAGE So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25

" N"||"THTTU T"8H
LONDON. Sept "a Marshal Foch
is quoted in an interview with tho
Paris correspondent OF the Telegraph
as saying
The Americans are splendid ana
are wonderfully gallant iu the field.
Ten thousand fresh American troops
arrive in France every day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
ALLEGED BANDIT IS
KILLED IN KANSAS
CITY GUN STRUGGLE
RAY LANCASTER SHOT DURING
RATTLE WITH SCORE
or POLICEMEN.
BROTHER IS CAPTURED
"Dlackic" l. Said To Have Been n
Member of Lewis Gang and
implicated In Koch, kas..
Robbery.

w HsfNNMAff ffN~
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept "a
Roy Lancaster. alias Kansas city
Blackie. alleged member OF the Lew
Is bandits. and sought by federal
agents for suspected completely in
the robbery Of a Missouri Kansas
and Texas passenger train near Koch,
Kansas. July 10 last Is dead. In a
gun fight with q score Of policemen
here this afternoon two bullets pierre
ed his lungs
Warren Lancaster. his brother,
was taken into custody when he tried
10 escape from two story house
where the pair had barricaded them
selves and were resisting the police
Three policemen and a soldier. who
was aiding the Officers. were wound
ed Hundreds of shots we're fired.
The trail of the two mon was
picked up by the police when they
gave chase 90 a motor car containing
two men violating the speed ordi-
nance
Lancaster. according 10 tho police,
made death bed statement, IN
which he admitted being member
OF Lewis gang and having partici-
paied In the revolver fights IN Col
orado prinRs and Denver, Colorado
/ two weeks ago when Frank Lewis
Roy Sheriff. aud another member OF
| the band were captured
Several thousand persons, taking
chances of being hit by stray bullets
watched the encounter between th'
police and Lancaster.
That the .ancasiers were prepared
for possible injury Was shown b.
the first aid kit found ~ their room
by the police 4 black travelling
case contained . large supply OF ban
dages. absorbent cotton and linimen
and also two additional revolvcrs an,
ammunition
Warren Lancaster, the police re-
ported tonight, says his brother wa
wounded IN q running fight with tn
police a. Colorado Bullet wound
ON the body of the dead man bea
out the statement IL was announced
A. police headquarters II va
stated that no charge had been plac
ed against Warren Lancaster on
that b" was being detained pcndinl
word from the Colorado officials
Paw fha President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-25
NEW YORK DISTRICT ASKED To
FURNISH 80 PER CENT
OF TOTAL.
DENOUNCEs BOND SHARKS
McAdoo Asserts Money spent For
Merchant Marine VIII Make
Americas Greatest In
Entire World.
DALLAS RESERVE DISTRICT :
OF OTA II SI30, ,0OO, 900 :


WASHINGTON. Sept. "a I
The Dallas federal reserve dis I
trict will be called upon to sub I
scribe sl2G.000.00O or l-i0 I
per cent OF the $6.O00,000.000 I
quota in the fourth Liberty
Loan campaign.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-26
HARVARD PLANS
FRESHMAN MEET

Cambridge, Feb. 26-Candidates for
the varsity and freshman track and
field teams of Harvard reported to
Coaches Donovan and Farrell yes
terday afternoon. No schedule has
been arranged for the varsity, but
dual meets with Yale and Princeton
seem certain. Harvard already has
decided not to enter athletes at the
Meadowbrook games next month or
at the Penn relay carnival April 27.
There is a nucleus of experienced
athletes in the track squad, but the
same shortage in field event candi-
dates as has troubled Hartford in the
past five years is again apparent. c.
F. Batchelder, a competent weight
man, is the only reliable prospect in
that division. For the distance events
Burnham Lewis and D. J. Duggan
stand out as leaders, and l.. B. Evans,
C. R. Larrabee, J. F. Under and F. F.
Williams are dependable in the
SDrintS,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-26
SMITH is TRADED
TOBOSTON BRAVES

New York, Feb. 27-Jimmy Smith,
the clever infielder who subbed for
Charley Herzog, the erstwhile Giant
captain. during the latter part of last
season, has followed the Maryland
cantaloupe king to the Braves. The
Giants yesterday announced the re-
lease of Pittsburgh Jimmy to the
Boston Braves The deal was closed
by Percy Haughton, the Boston presi-
dent, who came to New York for that
purpose.
The release of Smith to Stallings'
club completes the famous three cor
nered deal by which the Giants got
back Larry Doyle and Pitcher Jesse
Barnes, the Braves obtaining Herzog
and Smith, and Chicago procured the
former star Boston lefthander George
Tyler. At the time this deal was
made Business Manager Hapgood of
the Braves announced that Boston
was to get another inf1elder in the
transaction.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-26
BIC Ed Walsh IS
COACHING YALE
BALL TEAM

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 26.-Yale's
newly organized baseball squad, which
is to produce the team to meet Har-
ward, Princeton and other college
mines, does not seem to know just
who is the official coach. It has been
reported that Dutch Carter, the IA
nous Eli pitcher of old, has been
named coach, but Carter is busy in
New York and it is doubtful if he will
be able to give much time to the
work.
Just now the Yale squad is getting
most of it's instruction from Big Ed
Walsh, the former Chicago American
pitcher Walsh is a volunteer coach
and gets no pay for his work, but he
is only too willing to come down from
his home in Meriden to help the Ellis.
Billy Lauder, whose contract as coach
was not renewed this year, was here
one afternoon and Benny Thomas,
former outfielder, also has given the
squad some assistance.