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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01

Here is one Harrisburg boy who
thinks army life is great-John s.
Mumma, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Mumma, 1888 Kensington street
Going out with the old Eighth Regi-
ment to Camp Hancock, Mumma
was soon transferred to Headquar-
ters Company, 112th United States
Infantry and in this position he
writes home that he is perfectly
happy and we'll taken care of, Be-
fore enlistment Mumma was con-
nected with the Allison Hill Trust
Company, where he had been en-
ployed the last seven years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
Sewer Underneath Reading
Freight Tracks CompIeted

Work on constructing the sewer un-
derneath the freight tracks of the
Reading Railroad in Conestoga street
has been completed, according to off,
Gals of the G. w. Ensign Company,
Inc, contractors. This work con-
sumed about three weeks time to
complete 1T. Work was started yes
terday on constructing the intersec-
ton and completing the northern sec
tlon: As soon as this is completed
work will be started on the southern
end. The scarcity of labor and ma
terial is holding up the work consid-
erably contractors report, but it is be-
ing rushed as fast as possible.
LEAGUE MEETING POSTPONED
The regular meeting Sf the Mu-
nlclpal League scheduled for last
evening was postponed. 1t is likely
that a special meeting will be held
during the month to plan the work
for the coming year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
ANNnuNCE nIRTH

South Bethlehem, announce the birth
of a son. John Strock Buckley, Sun.
day, December 80, 1917. Mrs. Buckley
was formerly Miss Florence Strock
of Carlisle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01

MRS. MARGARET BEAsLEY
Mrs. Margaret Beasley died last
hight at her home. 1888 Fulton street.
IF acute indigestion. Funeral ar
have not yet been COM
)leted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
STEEL WORKER INJURED

John Cercicl1, who,was hurt at the
Bethlehem Steel Company, last
night, is in the Harrisburg Hospital
suffering with concussion of the
brain. The injured man is 80 years
old.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
MFRS. LAURA A. RROWN

Brown, 81, will be held Thursday af-
ternoon, at o'clock, from her resi-
dence, % South Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Brown died Saturday night.
Burial will be made in the Paxtang
Cemetery, the Rev. Joseph d. w.
Deavor. pastor of the Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiat-
ing, She is survived by her husband.
two sons, M. Robert Brown. of Rose
land, Chicago. and George e. Brown,
of this city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
Deaths and Funerals

Funeral services for John Hain. So,
who died Sunday at his home in Hahn
ton, will be held from his nome, IN
Hainton, tomorrow morning, at 81
o'clock. Burial will be made in
Shoop's Church Cemetery. Mr.. Hahn
was a prominent farmer. and for more
than twenty years was superlnten-
non county, and was prominent there
in agricultural circles. He retired
from active work about seven years
ago. He was one of the founders of
Hainton, one of Harrisburg's most
beautiful suburbs. He was the son
of George Hahn. Sr., and the grandson
of George Hahn, a commissioner q
Dauphin county. Mr.. Hahn was a de-
scendant of one of the oldest families
i'm the county. He was born in 1860.
Mr.. Hahn is survived by his wife,
four children and three grandchildren.
He was a member of the Shoop's Re-
formed Church and was active in
work of the church during his life.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-01
CORPORATIONS
ASKED TO REPORT
Thousands of Blanks Issued
by the Auditor Generals
Department This Week

Tons of blanks
for corporations
to make report to
the Auditor Cen
eral for taxation
on capital stock,
loans and gross
receipts under the
Pennsylvania tax
alton laws have
just been shipped
from the State
Capitol. These
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-12
Eleit 8Iht inr seras: Mpntag ben ". Auent 1918.

felt elmer iolben Mabreeel it ein<
leudtenb, lire 9efoleuns i%elbituer=
lt1tlolif. 2ieber ein gut Sell mebr
GorIi1t lit GA am Yla5e ols ein fleIn
8iBden gu tnenig. Mion m0dte ia
tpobl ei1em ornten &riegsgefangenatl
oieie ober ielte 8equemlid)feit 5ufom-
men laiie1t, ibm au1 eiaen Croft, eiue
6offnung eeben. uno bietet oannit UNI
obiiftIid Dem 8einoe eincu gorteil.
eine 9anbbabe. SIT Der ge5iebun5
fann man nidt porlibtig gelll1g Ielu.
I'm iider GIT geben, balt man lib ON
beIten gait5 genail OH oas pomariegs=
amt peroffentlihte 8er5eidnis Der
@egenit0noe, Die einem @efangenen
gcidift meroen oiirfel1, uno BE-
idra1tft iih I'M l1ebrieen auf Mittei-
llingel1 iolber Ingelegenbeiten, Die
Jamilie nuo Sreunoihnft betreffcn
uno 6ie ia auf an1 eriten geeigaef
iinb, Dem bon Der @eimdt Nbgeidnit-
telten Srenoe 81 MAIDEN nno Croft
uno 5offnllng gu ipenoen. Sir i'm
beiBt es, lif INT fem Sd}idial 81 I'LL
gen, uno oieies 5iigen miiiien mir
ibm leiAt MAIDEN, nift aber ibm uno
urs llnnl1nebmlidfeiten bereitell, in
Dem mir ibm Mitteilnugen matbtn,
Die ibm niht belfen, pobl obcr inter
llmltdnoerl DEM gal5ell 9altoe idba;
Den fonreu.
@en1 mir u1ls gellau nadj ben ge=
gebcnen @orihriften ridten, miro rn=
Iere Hegierung idon oafiir iorgerl
oaB Der 8efangene aIes rid)tig be-
fomnt nno altb TIM iibrigen o%l.ittrr.
Dig bebonoelt miro. auBerbem mcr.
ben Die Ingeborigen nno 5rellnbc CT
nes III @efangeufboft geratenet Sol=
haten iobalo pie moglih iiber fem
Sdifial nnb ieinen 9ufentbaltsort
nnterrid)tet, 10 oaB ite alio ~ieoer5eit
imitanoe iino, etipas fir i'm 5u tim
nilo altd Nadridt bon linn 3n BE-
fommelt. Sc eflger iif olio oieie SIN.
~eeborieen uno Sreunbe an Die Scr,
mittelung Der &egierung unb an Sic
gegebenen &oridriften boltcn, oelto
better fiir ole.
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uno tire patriotiibe gegeilterung
lesten alsbalo oas leid)t ent5iinolibe
Ser3 8~ariboloi's in 5lannll1el1. @e=
ni9e Worlate ipdter folgte er elmer
ginlooung oes alien Mardeie nad]
oeiiel SdloB uno bier bielt er iofnrr
I'M Die Sano @iuieppilos oil. Dice
bate ibr Ser5 inoeiien bereits eilleln
iungen &apaaerieoffi5ier narnens
Garoli aeiAeuft. 9as binoerte lie
aber nift, ben Seiratsantrag allol1-
nebmen uno @nriboloi's @attin al
meroen. Oh ibre 2iebe gu Carroll
pirflib 10 barmloier art gepeien lit,
ipie lie angab, 1T aud bellte nod ni1t
flar eftidieoen. S1t ieoem Safe
belt @aribaloi iid fir betroeen uno
5fpeifelte feinen a~ugenblif, ooB Tie
nit Garoli Elm intimes GerD1ltnis
n~rterbalten bate. gr trennte Iid
oem5ufolse iofort nab ser Gbeiblie-
Bllne bon Der iungen 8rou uno rel,
lte ab.
uNa6beln id iiber sic Gage unter.
riftct mar" iGrieb 8oribaloi piele
Sabre ipater, uperlieb ib unnlittc(,
bar oas SdloB un1b oie Srall, un9
it fom beidm0ren, oaB i) nienlaIs
irgeno pelfe g~e5iebnneen 81 ibr ac.
1obt babe, idon aus oem @runos
nidjt, neil lie gerooe oanoIs Jon ei=
rem leif)ten Sdarlahfieber befaGen
mar. @%inieppina bat ibrc 5duIb
ldDer gebiiBt. Sic muroe pom H.
rem megen oes Sfanools eniporten
Water IN zines ieiner SGloiier III
Como peripieien, oas lie ober nod ci-
lligcn Sagen beimlid nerlieR.
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@ie nnb @as!

ooutpeilen muB Sead)tlng idenfen
Yer Spalte man anf Settle audi.
gefueiieilD, fpie Die 2eier oenfell,
uro bob lie iiberbdiipt aebadt.
Gs iil0 Dir Sbemell, oie mnn finbet.
Seils niileni1aftlih a~ngebulidt,
Cells ilOipibneG begrii1oet,
gstls onrd MltdgIidfeit b%er6rnlld]t.
gSil elmer BEN Yoeten p~reifen,
Der Inore nit entriiitung brobt,
Der Sritte miibt iid, gu beiueiien:
gSte lebt man, penn nlail crit NAL tot :
Waa ld]retbt bon 5nlsbdItaeIo Gsrz
i6penoltla,
Soln Wdrabu ltlo audi pom Stirif.
Won &p6le unD bon gispertpenbnta
uno BON Der l6iefeeidmift' men 8urlt.
Wan ~ifreitet iibcr glternliebe,
llno OBJ Die Rinoer fred nno ro6,
ilnn OBJ am Tlabe iir1b Ole 9iebe
llnb gang beionoers: 8nnn nno mol
Sd mug gefteb'n, oa6 Die 9ebntte
gson Intan9 an mir lebr aefiel,
Sen 3fDed erfHlenb. Sen lie tatte:
MIs Elm miQfomlnenes 9eltili
Sm &reiie gleidee1timmter Geelen.
70 lte I'M sHed}r, ob lie geirrt,
ga bari fem Weinungsaustauif fe6len,
Snrsb ben oas 6er5e FREEZER piro.
si1d1t MIR 1T lehrreih fold Elm Streiten,
Nom lernt ~etndiloer redlt perlteh'n.
g fann Der Slid IN gr6B're yseiten
Wit beilerem @eritanonis ieh'll.
9iid|t nlelr begrer5t limo Die @eoansen
Mrf eifien engen, eig'nei1 &reiS.
IS ludern lid oes llrteils Shranfen,
9Se1tn mebr man BON ben 4nDern fpeiR.
Sp gebt's III alien 2ebenslagen,
iSithlt man beoriidf uro milo uflo matt.
gs fontint oes @leihgetnibts 8ebagen,
gSenn mon it'd a~usgefproden bat.
81rtn ALIEN 1iegt Die Beoeirtlne
9e5 Streftens iiber Dies nr1o oa5,
Nes MISUNDERSTANDING IN Der 3eituna,
ilno nidt 10 iebr I'M Mie uno 8asi
Geo 8aB in Der u. g. Stnatsstg. ]
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earibalOi's Gintasse6e.

Der in oieien sagen erfoIgte Soo
Der aAt5igidbrigen Marheia Moi-
monai, Ger 5peiten 5ral1 @oribal-
bis, medt Die Grinnerung an cine
Der ihmer5lid)lten gpiiooen alls BEL,
len Dielbemegtem 2iebes= ufo gbpIe-
ben. @aribaIoi bate Die Gaimpnoi
inter redt romantiif)en llmit6noen
fennen geIernt. Dus iunge abenteu-
erlihe Mooden lieB iid anb onrf)
Die Griegsereigniiie oes Sabres 1859
iliht abbalten, NIT ibrem 8ierge.
ipam in Dem militariihen Opera,
tionsgebiet umber5ufutibieren, mo
uuf elmer oieier Nnsfabrten inad1tc
lie @nribaloi's 8efanntidaft.
IS mar I'M SUM 1859, ais Carl
bnlbi nit ieinen Mlpeni1gern in No-
bntelo bel 8dreie lagerte. gr ger
brad iid geraoe BEN &opf oariiber,
mie er ourb ole feirlolid]en 2inien
binOur6 8otidJaft an Den fridge
bafenen 5erSog BON Magento gelau-
gen laifen fonnte, oeiien Silfe er
oringerto beonrfte. Sn Oieiem Mu-
senbIif fam Sic Mardefo Hoimonoi
Dabergeinbren, Die, ais tie bon Der
Verlegefbeit oes @enerols borte, iid)
.fofort bereit erfI1rte, Dem Ser5og
0effett Nadrihten gu iibermitteIll.
Die plotIide Grideiming Der Bills.
ibonen ilittgen ariitofratin ibr Mnt
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SANTA FEE q. & G. N. Depot)

Mntunf-
SO. 7-gom Norben BORN. 1928
No. 1-Som Noroen abenbs 9.45
Ibfabrt-
SO. 2-Rnd Dem Noroen BORN. 500
No. 6r-Nan Dem Noroen abs 3:15
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Die Lukin Militaer Akademie.

Mann @esbts, San amtontu, seras. Cine gparbins mmb Sag sdmle eraer
&iahe fir &naben. @ebdube NIT 9unpfei8una nno abpIut feueriher @runo<
he aroett IN allen 8ranfsm Cine an5a9 erfabrener 2ebra. 5bue an Der
StraBenbabnhrne mi bequen1 BON allen Senen Der Staot# gu errei1en 9enefe
SantatSsarrafs thrift mad gori1rft Der armee gegulaionen- aRiitaride
Ansblomg onrd1 enen fdbieen GrmeesGfH3n.
@eeen aataloa nenoet gu1 an Charles 3. 2nfn, 9raioent
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YOiienSnnaen an arieessefanssue.

Bir modten uniere 2eier nod be,
icnoers auf Die bonn Griegsomt iiber
Eoitienoilngen an ariegsgeiangene
erlaiienen 8eoineungen aufmerfiam
MAIDEN. @inmol, neil lie chen @eies
iino uno oesbaIb loniejo befoIat mer-
Den miilien; Damn aber aud, neil es
I'M Woble Der @eiangencn I'M Mls-
lartoe fpie ibrer a~nseborigen oabeim
Iiegt, iuenn Die 8~eforoerung FOLDER
Senoungen nilbennltamoet uflo raid,
erfolgt. @enn -8ertpanotc uoer
5reunbe oas llngliif baben iollten, in
@efangenihaft 81 fallen, Of MN in
bic Sdnoe oes Jeinoes oocr a,ii ncl-
trales @ebiet perfdIaeen lino feitge.
nommen, 10 modten mir lbnen ood
ibr Cos auf jeoe Beiie erleihtern uno
ibnen n~Ilerbano fir Die 8eanemIih.
feiten oes Sebens 5ufomentn laiien. 3u
oieiem 3tpefe baben Die Megierungen
Der peridie0enen fri~egfiibrenoen 9dn.
Der gereinbarungen getroifen, NOR.
aus Se10ulrgefl an Sr1egsgefnrgene
beiteben oiirfen uno inter meIfen
geoingungen iie ~beforoert peroen foI.
len. gas gebt natiirlid MIR inter
ltrenger aufiidt Der Hegierung uno
oesbab iinb ale Senounaen an
Sriegsgefangene. uio ebeuio BON ID.
men nah Sanie, elmer ltrengen 0qIrd).
iitlt, ciner iogenannten 3euiir, I'M,
teriporien IS ioG chen Die lteberIcn=
onng pom folder Saden permieeen
iDeroeHk Die Dem 6einoe MitteI gum
ariegfiibren in Die 8dnbe Iiefern ooer
Wfitteilungen uno anffl0runeen bic
ten fonnten. Niles, mas in Der einen
o0er aoeren @eiie Dem 5einoe 5ilente
fomntrn founte, lit BON Der geforoe-
runo aaisaeidloiien. Die Iotmenoig
~
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Mpmtaa, Den IL. Muamf 1918.
&idtise gncrifaniiieruns.

Grei @eiete mllrben fiirali6 in Scr
gtcm Dorfer 2egislatur nit 8e5,lg
! nuf im HUSBAND gebprene omerifanl=
id)e 9iirger uno 8%eipobner argenom-
men. gines iiebt Sdul5mans fir
nlinoeridbrige 4n~alpbabeten Dor. III
lie Yerionen 5miiden 16 nnb q
Sabren, melhe nid]t imitanoe Iino,
Sic enelii6e 5prade 81 ipreben, ri
leien ooer 5u idreiben, miiiien oie
finite &laiie Der offentlid1en Gtale
oes ge5irfs, in neldem Sic betreffel-
Be 8erion lebt, onrdmaden, uno
sluar ollrd 9eiltd elmer gagihule
ODER elmer abenbihuIe ooer elmer
Sd)ule, pelbe Der M~rbeltgeber oes
Sd)nlpflidtigen unterb1lt, es iei
oenrL Die betreffeube Ierion lit for
perlih ODER geiitig in ioldem 3u-
!tano> DOB lie nidt fdbig iii, sic
Sdlule gu beiuben. Der a~r6eitgeber
zines iolfen Mirloeriabrigen tit per-
pflibtet, BON lebterem einen tpodeatz
lid)en Illsmeis iber Sen 56ulbeiuh
e~in5uforoern. gs lit fir irgeno ie-
mano nngeIeslid, einen iold)en Min=
oeri1brigen ar5uiteIen, obne einer
Iolhen Mnsmeis at perla1lgen Ii. nie-.
fen in Dem Ilas, no Ser Minoerj1b-
rige angeitellt lit, offentIid) aui5nbGllz
gen. Srgeno ein Mrbeitgeber mag
benz 8eiese Oaourh @eniige %leiitelt,
oab CT IN ieinem @eidaft cine alniie
ooer alaiien INT Gngliih unb ben nj,
ocren Gegenitanoen fir Sic 5rcmogaz
borenen einrihtet. Dieie int oen Sc
fhdften eingeridteten 5d)uIen miilienI
inter Infiift Der ortlid)en Sdmfbe=
borden lteben. Durh oas 5meite Ser
Carbohydrates fir Die G%ingepall-
oerten lit Der 5duIfommiii1r ern11d
tigt, 9ebranitaIten ein5uridten nnD
ST. betreiben unb regelmaBige 9urie'
81 ihaffen, melhe III g~erbinoung
nit ben Staatsnorma[i6ulen fteben
uno mo- reselrefte 2ebrer Der offenf
liden 5hulen li11b ailbere Berioncn
dilsgebiloet fDer6en In ben beiten Mr-
ten. Inalpbnbeten iiber 16 ssabren
ltnterrift 5n geben. $4,000 iinb
ausgeies, Inn oieies @eiet ourdsu
fiibren. Dnrb oas brittle gfnpanoc-
rings SfJulgeies iino Mbenoifltlea
norgeieben, tDelhe cine beltimmte 3eit
often, uno alien Herionet, neIde in
Dem betreffenben 8e5irf ODER Der
Staot mpbnen frei ~5ngdngIid5 lem
miiiien. 5olhe 4benbiduIel in peI-
den Die getpobnten @egenitanoe nno
Iolde meiteren 8egenitd1loe, Sic fir
Die gelebrung f~lidDenoen 9erfpueu ge-
eignet iinb, miiifen 5fpei Stlltoen 5cn
Mbeno, orei abenoe in Ser Wohe iii
jeoer Gtabt eriter aIaiie Ddbreilb Deg
gnr5en Shnlterming offen iein, nas
beiBt alio, iDabreno Der 3eit, in mel.
der Die @olfsidulen seoffnet iinb.
Gie p~oritebeno eeidiIoerten @p.
iese iino erIdfien wor0en. UNI Die
Imerifnniiierltng Der Ginmanoerer
su fOroern. Sic treffen feline unbiui.
gen 8orihriften uno fperoen DieI Gut
tes itiften, oenl ale Giniid1tspouen
lfimrneil ia BARN iibereill Dab ieoer
Ginuanoerer fih cine sriinoiihe
&enntnis Der 2anoesiprod)e a~neiancn
ioGte.
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S. A. & A. r.

Infh1ff-
$40. 12-@on aiiftenorten nadlm. 2;05
Yp, 14--gon 3olifon NIB Aia
itenorten .... morgens 5.55
go. 16-Ton 8oniton Ii. Nneo abs. 7.05
SO. 41-0on Aerrbile. mir an
S%nnntaaen $500. abenos $40
No. 43-@0n AerruIug fdgla abDs. 9.15
SO. 155-Bon 3errpiue un0lgamp
StanIeb, tdal. aiis9euSinmen
Counting, semiidt, 1. abenos $50
&bfahrt-
SO. 11-Nah Corpus gbriIti,
3ouiton nno @aco BORN. 9:25
9o.13@Nn6 9ouiton Ii .&iiite abs. 1890
No. 15-Nn6 aeneon ..nuhm. 1875
Ro. 42-Nah aerrpiIe, MIR an
an Sonntagen $3.50. mr9s. 7:45
4s. 44-Nah aerrbiue. tdel. ndm. 4.50
SO. 156-Na6 &errbine uno Camp
Stanlep. aemii6ter Bug, tdas
lid. nusaen. Snnntag rnrgs. 7:30
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SSn elmer antport auf ei1len
8rief oes aopofaten Mpron Mc9feil
Don Wsiliiliippi erfIdrt 9rdiioent @il-
Jon, Dab er cine BtpbertpabI oes
8lnoesienators Barbarian BON Wtii
iillippi als cine gerurteilrng ieiner
eiaenen germaltullg DurdJ Die giirs
ger bon Miliiifippi nniebeal miiiie.
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M X q
lM. G. & 8. Hahnhpfl

CD. &. e 9. BabnbDf
Mnfunft-
1. SO. 25-@on Norb Eeras ulres. 1920
2. SO. 25-yAntp Slber~ mprgens 7:30
$50. Soon @aco nn0 Nuftin
.......... nndmittngs 4:45
SO. 29-mGnpt 2imiteD1 aben0s 7:55
go. 1-.EeTas Gpeeial~ nbenos 9:5G
Ibfabrt-
SO. 4-Gah auitin uno @nro
-. $1,000. &. nnd)m. 1926
go. 30-u4atD 2imiteb~ BORN. 1000
Ho. 2-mEerns Gpecial~ BORN. 500
/. SEQ. 26-eantb Slner nacb 9nIas
unD Sort @nrtb. .atenos 900
2. SO. 26-Nab ct. 2puis mnb
Ganias 9th . nbenoS $40
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Ane Sprten ppn Srnd 4r6eiten,
fute Slider, y1oIbers,@ Sriefbpsen nnh
Sunrerts, 4arten, GircnIare, GinIabun-
acn uftu., in Seutidj unb Gnsliih, nett
ntsgefibrt. Stambarb Hrinttns
6 0 m , a n 4, NahioIser BON gSilipn,
Shmesnann printing Company, 200
Tauarrp Str. Sci. Gr. 1924.
8iele balten lid ocsbais fiir
beiier ais anoere, neil es ibnen OUT
nuo oielen idleht sebt.
aanft Grieas-S parmarfta.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
gictpria Sipiipm.

MntunftE
SO. 301-sa8lid bon oouiton.
Bort 2obaea. 8ictorin uno
Guero ........ abenos 7:05
Mbfnbrt-
20. 302-Sdglid nnd guero, Bic
torin, Sort 2npnea uno
0oniton ....... abeno5 S:15
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bebilflid au iein,
Den ariea AZ aeiuinuen.
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.


Die @~eripaitung ipiinidt ben Oienlt
ben anforDern1gef bes YubIifurts gcS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
by PAUL PIRNAN

II there Is any secret IN place
hitting. 81 is located In the ability
OF the batter in keeping hts eye on
the ball from the time IT has left
the pitchers hand until It is al
most 10 the plate.
This Is tho opinion OF Ty Cobb.
who comes as close to real place
hitting az anyone in baseball
But Cobb admits that it is i'm
possible 20 place hits with any
great degree Of accuracy.
1T might be-" the Peach admits.
~ every ball delivered by tho
pitcher cut the plate at certain
Predetermined spot In fact when
batter gets one in his groove
he Is able TO place 1t with pretty
fair accuracy.
But the wise pitcher IL keeping
the batter guessing throwing him
of his Misunderstanding him from
getting a toe hold.
keeler Placed I'm
Now. While Keller" the Pride
OF Georgia continued. perhaps was
tuf bfSt OF inc AD-tullF1 place Hlt'
ters Keller combined several
things 20 make this possible lie
gripped his bat far down toward
the middle and poked at the ball
rather than hit at II. His swing
was short and naturally more ac-
curatc than the longer swings Of
the average batter. lie was able
10 wait until the ball was almost
upon him before poking at It. Many
OF Keeler'8 hits were pokey little
flies. Just past the inneld. The
delayed swing made It difficult FOR
any pitcher TO outguess Keller. His
record Of going thru a season with
out striking out Is evidence OF this
Theory Explained
THE angle at which the bat
meets the bah Is the determining
factor in the balls ultimate dlrec-
ton. II the ball is met squaroly
In the middle OF the swing 1t will
go TO center field. varying a trifle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Playfield Tennis
Tourney Is Ready
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN

ticn q their former victories
Mems singles events offer three
classes. and the women have two
chances at entry. Two doubles
events viii be played for men. and IL
the number OF women entering Is
large enough. a womeL's doubics viii
- matched.
F~Sf.k ruler II handling the tcur-
namsnt. assisted by Mel Ellis
Among the wellknown playe0
who have entered are W. Ide. kIta-
mura. r. W. Abrams. Yoshlmi. Vir-
ginia Benson. Gertrude Schreiner.
Frances Fenwick and Helen Ide.
The entry list il still open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

The fourth annual piayfield ten
mis- tournament. which will open sat
urday nj Woodland park. has already
enlisted so-nc Of the best amateur
talent In the city.
with war cutting down the entry
list 10th among men and women,
ihc names OF the two last years win
n.rz are prominent among those
who have signed for the matches
Fob Wabraushek. winner 81 the
mems Class A cup last year. and
Gsrtrude Echreiner. victor in the
first class Of wornens singles last
ssafon. are both out for a dunlica-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
SWIMMERS TO
COMPETE AT
LEWIS MEET

An aquatic meet for Camp Lewis
soldiers. viii b. held at American
Lake July 80 TO August I. This is
planned TO be one Of the most com
nleie water carulyals that has ever
been attempted Swimming and div
ing exhibits viii predominate as the
popular sport. while canoe. rowboat.
and Sallboat races will make a close
second. Many famous California
swimmers are now stationed at
Camp Lewis. who will compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Net Women Will
Play Again Today

RAin put off the tennis games
scheduled for "Wednesday In the Red
Gross tennis tourney Of Seattle
women at the Madison street courts.
with the courts well rolled. the
SHia did no damage beyond upset
ding the days schedule and causing
= double quick order in THURSDAY >
play.
Miss Llvingstone. state champion,
Wns TO play Jane Lambuth Holmes
and Wayne Mcdonald Thursday and
the matches promise interesting and
hard hattled tennis.
Jane Lambuth Holmes has figured
prominently for several years In
state matches. She plays a steady
heady game and makes up in agility
What she lacks In Drawn.
Miss Mcdonald. on the other
hand. relies on her strength for the
greater part Of her victories. An
Al round athlete and one OF the
most brilliant sportswo,nen In the
Northwest. holding the worlds rec.
ord for the standing broad jump for
women. she should be expected 20
stand high In tennis circles. Miss
Mcdonald spends many weeks al
the beginning OF each season on the
courts. and her muscular develop
II backed by great skill
In the doubles booked for Thurs
day morning the match Of Gertrudc
schreiner and Wayne Mcdonald
was expected 10 show Up some fast
playing.
Sets were scheduled for Thursday
MP TO $50 o'clock. Among those
who viii play in the course Of thc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
MARINES TO
ENTER RACE
AT CARNIVAL

-Four men from the marines are
planning to come in first In the last
lap Of the tsn.mils marathon that
opens the Seattle Girls Victory car.
nlvaI July y. They nave signed the
application blanks. and are officially
entered. and intend 20 capture the
first. second and third prizes. re-
spectlveiy. with one man as runner
up 20 see that all goes well
The soldiers Of tho sea viii have
plenty OF competition. however In.
dicatlons are that nearly every
branch q the service win be repre-
scented. Regulars from Camp L.wi7.
navy men from Bremerton. and sail
orr from the Naval Training station.
will have entrants. The course %
the marathon will take the runners
thru the downtown streets. probably
along Second ave.