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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-14

j. w. Peck, C~oraopolis, Pa, writes
II suffered terrible pain. unable to lie
down at night. Tried three different
doctors. Three weeks ago began taking
Foley Kidney Pills; Improvement in my
condition is really wonderful" Use Fo-
ley Kidney Pills for kidneys, bladder
trouble. backache. rheumatism. Sold
ayervuhara
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-14

Methodist Episcopal Church-''The
Glory of a Powerful Gospel" will be
the subject of the morning discourse
at 1890 a. m. Sunday school at
HAS. Epworth league at $50 p,
m. Evening services at 1880 p. m,
Strangers welcome to attend all our
services.-Homer w. Minish, Pastor,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-14

Presbyterian Church-Services at
1880 and 1890. Morning subject,
'The New Era" Evening subject,
'"The Blessing of Purity" Sunday
school at 1880. A cordial invitation
Is extended to strangers and visitors.
&C. McKibbin, Minister.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-14

The servant problem solved!
stew and spuds and onions.
= little peach melba ina
q couple Of highbrow book
sonablel Well, just you see
Will show you how to hold
EXTRA MUSIC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
CLUB s''>'
MEETS U. S. BOYS
Camp Sherman, With valley Stars In
Lineup, CONES to Over the River
Town for Game

Everything has been completed and
the articles signed for the staging Of 4
big attraction ut the Sixteenth street
ball park 1T Bcilaire next Sunday. IN
which tho Camp sherman nine viii come
to contest the claims OF the Bcllalre
Athletics. II seems kind of peculiar to
see Brllaire back in the field after dis
banding some fow we ks ago. but there
is II reason. and il is Il good one Man
agcr McCiaughry has been especially
urged 10 get the Camp Sherman nine on
for a game. and he will do all possible
10 give the boys Il neat reception.
Erllair, has not played for four weeks,
but the oyer the river management Will
put out li"cs for tho players. and 1t il
thought that little difficulty win be eH-
p..rirncc1 in getting them all out again.
Practically all the men OF the team will
be on deck. but several changes are OK
pccted To take place Manager Nc
GauEhey will endcavor to put the best
club in the field possible, as he is e%-
lren"ly anxious 20 win this all-impnr-
liant clash Ferry lost 10 THIS same club
in twelve innings. and should Eellhire
win, she will Itarr won back much of the
prcStig" lust by losinI- to her rival.
Cam, Sherman is the same nine that
played Ferry and is under the capable
leadership OF Edward Bud Mullancy.
whu is a Martins Ferry boy. but for
some years played on the Bcllairc nine.
In the camp lineup will be seen Beck.
lscllairc'S idol: Pracht. Liska and sew
cral other hoys from thc over the river
section. and as they have an unusually
large following. the game will be- at
tended moro than ever. This club is
considered one Of the best in the country
wearing khaki and have not lost n game
this season. While several OF the boys
have left the team, IL is still strong
enough TO make an impression. II IS re-
grcutable. indeed, that Jack Nelly.
Fcrry's pride. is already on his way
over"
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Midgets Will Play
Stogies at Ferry
Will Be Staged mt Perry, With Return
VIII Be Staged ut Ferry, With Return
Game at Forty-Seventh Street

Monday evening the manager NJ the
Stogics, through the IntcllEcnccr. rs
sued q challenge to the Mart ms ferrt
NIidgets for a game Sunday on any
grounds, and this request was gwen IN
Yesterday mornings paper with the re-
suit that Manager l1ttimrr got mo
ou;ck touch with the writer and v"uch'd
his willingness to meet the St"EicS sun
div as Mill fold. Martins Ferry.
or course It may seem rather SchISh
to play the game on the over the river
grounds, but the over the river tnMtlE"-
Ynent is fair and sQunTc In ii* dealings
md the South Side lads can r'-S' assured
of q fair deal. Manager l-1ltin"o. WHO
has done wonders in Keeping his club
together. IS a good. clan nlhirt':. ana
will do all possible tn give tn" boys
what is light, while no stated thai if the
Sturjcs think hey were not treated III"
true sports. then he would give them Il
return game on the Furty-srvcnth street
Grounds the following week or any tlmr
they may desire.
As both clubs have expressed their de-
sire To meet one another. rs yet the two
n,rnuery have not talked II over ana
therefore are asked to either meet or
nhonc the local office If the matter IL
entirely satisfactory TO both parties.
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PLAY
CAMP SHERMAN
Biggest Battles or The Year Arranged
Aud viii Likely Be Tho
pin-l Gnex

Arranserncnts have been completed
and the Camp Sherman nine will ap-
pear at League Park. Martins Ferry.
next Sunday in an attraction with thn
strong Martins Ferry Athletics which
should prove the blue ribbon event Of
local baseball circles Never before
this season have the fans been more
Interested and what's more the battle
should be one Of the clevereSt of re-
cent years as both clubs are top
notchers and play the game for all its
worth The same teams will meet La
Dor day.
tod that it was after no little difficulty
that ne Secured the camp boys To come
here, again and said that n much heavier
guarantee than before IS necessary but
felt with the interest IN evidence that
this reinforcement could be met without
much effort and the fans win BE- moro
than pleased to see another camp team
here after tho remarkable showing OF
tho one before. Ferry will have the
strongest club Of the season ready and
will do all possible to pull out the win
nor. Noel ~ slatcd TO do mound duty
and this man should he Of material
help with the heavy offensive power Of
tho club to register IN tho ITALICS for
him. Several other changes will be no
tod and there is L posi- oility OF this
being the final tilt Of the season for
ehc over-th~-<iver boys.
1t Is needless To say what tho oppo-
s:tion will bring hut that It will be a
fast gang is already TO be expected. It
will not be tina same nine that played
bc-e several weeks ago but will come
under tho guidance OF Larry Cheney.
forrncr Brooklyn N1:tonS; League star
.h.rler and known TO all lovers Of the
n4ttonl pastime. 1t is said that this
club is better than the other and has
: IN the lineup Benny kaur and other
lcne1,ers, The understanding is that
unless Benny is in the list. 1t will be
niovcd on a $3.50 basis but providing
he does show up. winner will take
sixty and loser forty
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Bonds Are In Shape
For Big Game Sunday
OPPOSITION Has Not Been Definitely
Decided Upon But Boys VIII
Not Go Idle.

Lines are out for three games with
tho classy Parkersburg nine for Sunday
and Labor day but as yet no definite
word has been received from tn" down
state club The management was IN
conversation with one or tn" members
Of thu. club Sunday and it WAS to be
taken up vest erday with Manager "Ches'
King but the locals have not been in
formed rs to the outcome. Negoo-
atoms are on for three games one on
Sunday and twin bill for Labor day
both To be played ut litrkrrshurg.
However, in case IN" locals do not
hear from tho parkcrSpurE club today
the game with Pipe Creek will be play
cd as tn" boys do not want to 20 idI"
lust when they are going right. Sever
nj important changes will be- noticed III
the lineup and tn" club Will be- ready
to go through in whirrwtnd style.
Manager Yoke will likely keep ms
boys going for several weeks Yet hut
with tn. opening Of the schools and tn
fact that the big leagues clos" on Labor
Day. makes it look rather dim Mt pres
ent and time must tax" Its course. II
il thought that the McCnnkey-s and Mar.
tins Ferry will h~ mot before ending. II
satisfactory arrangements can be- COM
plpf cd
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McConkeyS Will Play
in Very Classy Tilt
Fair-ront VIII Be The Next Offering
For Local Cracks And Warm
Battle Anticipated.

While it may seem rather peculiar
10 su,e thr crack little McCnnkcy nine on
its way 10 tairInnnt to meet the fast
Consolidated Coal Company ninn of that
place again Sunday, il is 4 game which
is attracting statewide attention and
will have a direct hearing on the state
titular hunorS as huth clubs have eH-
rcllcnt records. defeating practically oil
III" other teams uf note Throughout
West Virginia with the McConkuys hay
ing tho slight edge.
Manager McIntrco of the Fairmnnt
Club reports his men in determined
condition and for this rcRSon alone ar
ranged Tho deciding Eamc If tho scr
los In tho first engagement III" locals
overwhelmed tho down state boys Ia the
,un" Of 1l-3 and it mndc the Coal
Miners 50 pccvcd that return game
was arranged on short order with the
result that the Macks suffered one more
setback in her RECORD drcarnS. this time
losing Il brilliant game by tho tally Of
3-o before tn" la Ecst Attendance Of tho
season. Fairrnout. however mad
81 rrnrt henod this Inst tim" and now
that both clubs viii have tn" same idcn-
teal lincups. it should be scrap clear
through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
Henry Club Meets 49,
With Big Results
East End Aggregation Will Be on the
Field Stronger Than Ever
This Year

At an enthusiastic meeting held at tho
Henry club rooms last evening it was
unanimously voted to have Il Eridlron
team for the coming y"Ar. and all lines
point to on" Of the best "lcvcnS to ever
represent tn" popular East Wheeling
huSkicS. Many Of the stars nre lighting
for the cnlurS. while others have left the
city. but tho mark is not SO noticeable
that 1t will leave tho club in poor shape.
e Everything OF importance wis dis
cusScd andI new jerseys Will be ordered
aS soon as possible. while ii WAS de-
cidcd to play all home games on the
Tunnel Green grounds. \ schedule COM
1ni;tne was named and any club desiring
games should communicate with Ed Nail
on McColloch street. Several important
dates hav" already been closed, and
while cont r;lctS have not as yet been
signed. it is safe 10 say that Bethany
college will be met in the near future.
as II return game was promised tho
locals when they met the collegians last
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
.FAVOR|TE5 ARE
V|CTORS IN THE
OPENING RACES

Special Dispatch To The Intellisencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. 2I.-Favor-
tics won the only two races OF tho open
Ing days program OF the Lake ERE cir
rulr meeting at the Washington Fair to-
dat. NarQuc C,fs new state horse;
won the 80! trot in straight heats and
Peter Narucr. an East Liverpool ONO
entrant took the 2:13 pace in four heats.
Red Bird and Secret e. were inc CON
tenders In the fast pace. the former nav
ing enough speed to beat Peter Aaruer
in the third heat and forcing the son o.
Peter the Great to step IN 2-1Z - In
the final one.
Arion Mckinney looked good enough
to Win the slow trot. after the first heat.
the Gallery horse from Pittsburgh fore
ing the issue twice around In the last
two heats. and compelling MarQoe Oks
10 trot in 81. , s IN ede F H,,aa n'As
Summaries:
3:l3, class. pacing purse. $500. Peter
Maurer; s. H by Peter the Great C"ai-
re Red Bird, 3. c. by Rcdwtns C. tLons-
Secret G. B. G.. by Charles Wilkes
hurst (Flick) 23+3. ,
Aristotle. z. c.. by Red Leo tPred-
Time 2ia4; els: e:1e4; :;l2H.
e:2T class. trottins. purse $500.
MarQue CkS. o. IT, W o4A Wv
(RsSemire) III.
Arion Mckinney. Br. II. by Mckinney.
(Mct,arpy) o22.
Don Sristocrlt Er. c.. by Peter oDon-
ma (McDonal) 234.
Reers:opper R.G- by ,Wiltondalc Glow
den) 453. <,
IAlister) sos.
Rhcda Drew. Br. VI. by Bell Minister
Drew 643.
Silent Knight Il. G. by Walnut Hall
(Crooktnn) III.
Tim. 2:2O4: 2:1SN. 2:17A.
Five furlongs. running purse s1ea.
Old E.yler tt;arnnr) won. Golden List
(HllcorO second. Lack IsoSc tNlcholS)
third. Time 1881. Romano also ran.
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WOMAN SHERIFF OF
COUNTY IN TEXAS

COLEMAN, Tex, Aug. c7-Mrs. John
r. Bannistcr Ia the new sheriff OF Cole
man county. All who know her say
that when She buskles on her SIX
shooters and goes out to make IN ar
rest the offender had better make
peaceful surrender If he knows what
is good for him. 1t is not meant oy
this that Mrs. Banister is n woman o.
the rough type On the contrary shc
is unassutning. quiet and progressing.
She belongs 10 stock Of Wcstnrners
that does not know fear when 1t comes
To doing their official duty.
Mrs Ranistrrs husband. Captain
Rannistcr who died recently. WAS sher-
iff of. Coleman county for many years.
Ills wife assisted him in his work IN
many ways. and is thoroughly IA
miliar with the details OF the Office IL
was but natural that she should Do
elevated to the vacant position. her
friends say.
Ii was not many years ago that Coic-
man county was close to the IRON
tier of Texas. In those days tho
sheriff had TO deal with many tough
characters. In this respect there h13
been a wonderful improvement In the
last decade. -.--::-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
German Soldiers Look
For the Day Of Defeat

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. &c, Monday, (By the AS
sociatcd Prcss.)-Thc idea OF change
of form of the government OF Germany
seems to occupy IL place in the thouEhts
Of German soldiers, judging from le
Who has expressed hopes OF n change
was a soldier from BADEN. He said lie
and his comrades had had more war than
they wanted and hoped that as soon as
war was over BADEN would become an
independent Republic.
More AlSatians hnrc been captured
bv iho british. One of them Suid he
had refused for three years 10 enter the
German army. He vas finally dragged
in by force and since then has peth
mostly in the front lines.
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immigration Into
the u. S. at Low Ebb

WASHINGTON, Aug -2G.-lmmiErn-
ton tn the United States durLnE IN"
year ending June 20. placed nj l10.6lS
hy a hulI"tin of tho Immigration ser
vice issued today was less than IN any
ycnr since the civil war. the number OF
immigrants reaching the United states
in 1S6o being 72.lSS. Statistics gwen
In the bulletin show that immigration
in every yenr back I" 1914 with tn" en-
crption of 1867 has shown Il greater to-
tsi than 1915. 1t is also recorded that
94.5S5 aliens departed from the United
Ststcs during the ycar ending Jun" -"
Mexico furnished the largest number
Of the 1915 immigrants. the total ad-
mttcd from that country being 6n.
while England which furnished l2.sS0
was second. and japan with 1O,l0S was
third
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Recruits From Russian
Front Are Refractory

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug. 25, Sunday. G5y the
Associated Press. )-iernLn soldiers re-
leased from captivity in Russia have
begun to arrive on the western 'front.'
il has been learned from prisoners cap
turpd in recent battles.
ono hun[lrrd Of these men who To
turned 10 Germany through the Ukr1ino
were sent to n reserve division. Eigh-
tocu deserted before the detachment got
out of Germany. while three were killed
in iumyurg from railway train. The
Others reached their destination In
refractory mood All the prisoners from
This division agree that the men return
I'd from Russia make the poorest kind
of rciuforcencn,s. They are not only
ill-humorcd. it Is declared. but resent
al discipline.
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TWO FOR YAEKS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2T.-Sew York vir-
:tually clinched its hold on a first divi-
sion position hero to-day when It de-
feated St Louis in two game. l TO : and
Z 10 s. the second game going II inn
inSs: The scores
First game
st Louis 900 oo1 o1c-s 9
New York 900 o0'- 9
Rogers. Wright. Houck and SEVERED;
Love, Nogridge and Hannah.
Second game
St. Louis .Oo2 100 0co ooo-e IL
New York 300 1o2 500 COL % j
Houck and SEVERED; Finneran. Mo
gridge and Hannah
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Tyo-hase hits-Ludcrus. Carey. Cut
shaw, Mckechnie.
Three-baSc hit-Bancrott.
Sacrifice hits-I.uderu5. Cravath and
Schmidt.
Double plays-Bancroft. Pearce and
1.uderus: Mnusel and Adams
Left on Observation-Disclosures 4; t1tts-
burgh {.
Trirst base on errors-Philadelphia S;
Pittsburgh l.
Irirs, base>on balls-OG Watson 4.
Hits-OT Watson. : in innings; on
Miller. : in { innings; Off saunders. s In
innings.
Struck out-By Miller :; by Saund-
ers !.
Winning pftcher-Watson-
Losing pitcher-Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
". S. & |. Directors
Meeting Called Off

Tho meeting OF the directors of the
wheeling Steel & Iron Company. which
was TO have been held yesterday was
called orr IN account Of the absence of
a number of the directors, who .rc out
Of the city.
Considerable interest was attached 10
the meeting as there were many bust
ness matters To have been discussed.
The meeting vii! h. held later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
LEADERS DEFEATED.

BOSTON. Aug. 2'.-Joe Bush. of Bos-
ton. famed Is Detroit players to-day.
but the visitors won. TO l. Detroit
scored twice in the eighth on successive
singles By Jones. Witt and Eeach. and
an intlcld out. Joe Bash detecting
Grigss' drive and Shean throwing out
the batter as Witt scored with what
proved to be the winning run. Bostons
run came in the fourth. on Strunks in
field hit. Whitrmans sacrifice and NC
Innts' clean single to left. The score:
Detroft 900 nOu oo0-2 3
1snsron 900 100 0Qo-1 S l
Kallio and Spencer: J. Bush and
Agnew-
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PTIL&CEI,PiIIA. Aug c1.-Clsveland
won to-day's game. 10 6. by rally,
IN the sixth inning. Speaker was called
out on a close decision at the plate IN
the fifth and was finally ordered out Of
the game In the sixth inning Glove
land knocked Johnson out Of the box
Gardner drive a home run into the lett
field bleachers- The score:
Cleveland 800 Ola 0oo-S IL 2
philadelphia .0l0 40 e0o-6 10 4
Morton. coveleskie and OrNetll: John
son, PierSou and McAvoy.
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GALL FOR 5000 MEN.

WASHINGTON. August 21.-IcnnSTi-
vania and Illinois were called upon by
the provost marshal general today 10
furnish 5000 white rrgistrants quail
fled for general military service. in al
dition To the number fixed in thu EGncr-
oil September call issued last week. .f-ach
state will furnish 900 AMI the men
will start for Camp Forest George
SeptrmDer 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
SHOOT DOWN GERMANS
WHO REFUSE TO FIGHT

AMSTERDAM. August e7.--Thcre arc
persistent ruinurS from German source
says the frontier correspondent or the
Tclograf that German battalion on be-
ing ordered To The front unanimously
refused TO 80. whcrcupnn every tcnth
man was shot The others then gave up
their resistance.
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fatally injured and 10 others were more
or less seriously hurt when an automo-
bile patrol overturned on Hill road here
early today: Cull"y died in hospital
two hours after the accident. which
was caused by failure Of the patrons
br,ljlcs to work while returning from
raid on Il gambling house in Mount
Washington near here
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PITTSBURGH. Aug. 27.-Philadelpht;I
won two games from tho Pittsburgh
Pirates here to-day by scores of 10
s aad s TO ,. The visitors hit tiri"ly.
and this, together with ragged iieldlns
by the HON. team. made tho victories
easy for Philadelphia The scores:
First game-
Philadelphia $780,. 900 son lol-t II L
Pittsburgh ......-.lOp U!u l-l-e II
Prcndcrsast. IoGg and ADAMS: Com
stock. Hill. Sanders and schmidt.
Second game:
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South Side has called a meeting for all
candidates for the team to take place nj
: he club rooms tomorrow evening ut
$50 D. M. when the future pfinS Will
hc discussed and the matter Of settling
about the equipment etc. will be look
cd after
All members Of the club "a we'll as
those wishing to try out are requested
To tpr on hand without fail rs this meet
ing is one of Importance and means
much 10 the Success OF tho team as
whole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
Standing Of Clubs.
Fo-days Games

Fo-dayS Games.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington
St. Louis at New York
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Tomorrow we will study the third
hasernan-aud then get TO the CATCH
ers and pitchers, where the points OF
differences are even more vital
Copyright. 1915, by The Bell Snydl-
cate Incl
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BATTING. TAKES.
TWO FOR pills
FROM PIRATES
Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia. :: Pittsburgh. 6.
Philadelphia. 8; Pittsburgh. :.
Others not scheduled
standing of Clubs,

To-days Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati ii Chicago CD.
New York at Brooklyn.
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:C[EVELANDERS'
WIN CUTS DOWN
BOSTON : LEAD

New York, 4; St Louis, :.
New York. :; ST. Louis. az
Detroit. .: Boston. l.
Cleveland. S: Philadcl-. g.
Others not scheduled
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark >, Rochester 8 al irninSs)
Jersey City 90. Hamilton s.
Raltimor. g. Buffalo e innings by
agreement)
Binghumton 4, Toronto 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
Cupid Club Boys
Meet For Football
Popular Little South Side Organization
VIII Decide On Future or
Team.

Manager Clark of the Cupids of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-28
POLICE CH1EP FATALLY HURT.

BEAVER FALLS. P"nn;L-. August II.
Chief OF Police William 7. Galley was
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WHO'S WHO IN THE SKY.
Venus VIII Not Be Evening Star Until
Next Year.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sir: Your
Veteran Reader" is entitled TO n vote
OF thanks for calling attention to the
grand star display in the morning sky.
Venus is due to appear as evening
star early in 1919 and its present sky
companion is Mercury, with which II was
in conjunction on September rs about 3
A. NJ. industrial time.
l.. Cortambert. who writes under date
OF September &c. should consult the
American Ephemeris and Nautical AL
manac for 1918. where he would find on
page 675 that on November % Venus
will be in commune tion-that IA in direct
line-with the sun. and that several
weeks must elapse before she can emerge
from his rays and ":nake her how IN
the evening sky" He would also find
that on the morning of September - the
planets held position in right ascension
as follows. Venus. IL hours IS min.
utes: Mercury. II hours IS minutes
Saturn. hours 45 minutes. SO tina,
Saturn is not in the near neighborhood
OF Venus, although ii Is true that Venus
and Saturn were In conjunction early
In the month. that is on September IN
II. A. hours 80 minutes.
]. III. PAoUEr.
New YORK, September %.