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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

Chicago. Aug. lo-ZAca" Wheat
the Brooklyn Seteran. steps out in the
spot light as. the new batting leader Of
tho National league. according to
major league averages released today.
He smashed out enough hits to crowd
Heinie Groh, the Cincinnati intielder,
from the coveted first position with an
average Of 1886.
Seven, points behind his Cincinnati
rival a week ago, Wheat cracked out
eight hits in the last seven games,
which gave him four point advan-
tage In the scramble for the lead. In
eighty games Wheat has hit eafely 102
times for total Of 123 bases. Jake
Daubert,, another Brooklyn veteran
hammered his way from fifth to third
place with an average OF .31S.
George Burns, OF New York, with
sixty eight runs to his credit, COM
tinues high in scoring Young, team
mate, with sixty, is his nearest COM
petitor. The record of forty six bases
set by Max Carey of Pittsburg, re-
mains out Of danger. Eddie Roush, OF
Cincinnati. continues to top the sacri-
flee ,hittcrs with twenty four, while
Cruise, OF st. Louis, chung to the lead
in home run hitting with six.
Despite the determined fight Chicago
Is making for the pennant, only two
members of the club -Hollocher and
Merkle-are in the "firts ten" group Of
leading batters, while the Giants are
without a single representative. YOUNG
is the only New Yorker in the 300
class. It's a different story with Cin.-
cinnati, however. Five members of the
Reds are batting 800 or better.
The leading batters: q. Wheat.
Brooklyn, .31S; Groh, Cincinnati, .332;,
Daubert, Brooklyn, 1886: Merkle, Chi
cago, BIT; IIollooher: Chicago. .314; J.
C. Smith, Boston, .314; Ronsch. Gin
cinnati,. .304; L. Magee, Cincinnati.
800; S. AIagee, Cincinnati. 3o2; Chase,
Cincinnati, .301.
cobb's Ambition Not Realized.
with the close Of the season less
TRAN three weeks ago, Ty Cobb prob
ably, will not attain his ambition to
reach the 400 mark. The Georgian,
according to today's averages, Is
twcnty-one points from the goal. he
seeks. His average Of ..379, however, is
twenty eight points ahead of Burns, Of
Philadelphia, his closest American
league rival.
Cobb pushed ahead Of Harry Hooper.
of Boston for honors in scoring, bring
ing his total to sixty-seven. The
Boston veteran as three behind him,
George Sisler, Of st. Louis, broke the
tie for the command in base stealing,
his total Of thirty -four, giving him a
one point advantage over Bobbie Roth.
of Cleveland. Cobb and Chapman. Of
Cleveland. have stolen thirty bases.
Chapman is giving Shean, OF Boston a
fight for honors in sacrifice hitting,
Shean with twenty-eight, having a
one point lead.
Walker. of Philadelphia, went into
a tie with ''Babe" Ruth. the Boston
star. for home run hitting. The Phila-
de!phian bagged three homers within
the last week, bringing his total to
eleven.
The leading batters: Cobb. Detroit,
.37S: Burns, Philadelphia, $50: Sisler,
st. Louis, 1928; Speaker, Cleveland.
800; Milan, Washington. .SOs; Baker,
New York. .s07; Ruth. Boston, 1906;
Pipp New York, .304; Wood, Cleveland,
1902; Caldwell, New York, 1902.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Free Of Charge.

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remedy for all lung troubles, which has
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a standard medicine for fifty years.
For sale in all civilized countries
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

Announce Breeders Futurity Entries.
Lexington, KY. Aug. 10.--Garrett D.
Wilson, secretary of the Kentucky
Association, has announced the entries
to the eleventh renewal of the breeders
futurity to be run at the autumn meet
ing of 1920. Sixty eight nominators
made 2I2 entries. Willis Sharpe Kill
mer is the largest nominator, having
entered twenty. The most prominent
breeders and owners Of America are
represented.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Grundy Center items.

Grundy Center. Aug. 1o.-County
chairman II. A. Wtlloughby, Of the
liberty loan committee. was in Cedar
Rapids Thursday in conference with
other county chairmen regarding the
plans for the fourth loan.
The Standard CONSTRUCTION Company
OF Minneapolis. was awarded the con-
tract this week for the construction OF
concerto band stand on the court
house lawn. where the former band
stand stood. This company is erecting
the new Baptist church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
arinss,l and Vicinity.

~ r.lzz,ss - q. : tsheo-kuepnOltCan.
srlnnsA Aus. 10. Prof. az. ". Mat
:4s. = y. q. Mao has, been visiting Tor the
49, .snsee NSeirs at his old home IA
s.Ioenvine J., ana other places has
-. g Ray = enjoying a visit from
u orother G. Il nay ana danehter
= & Il1es % Huntley. Neb. Mr. nav Is
poStcnaster there. He h making 4 re-
I'1usN ZIP from an etxended ytsff With
relatives In the east. z = :.
Walter Boyd who In. bean n,-4rt,c.
sins lawAin Maicom and VINO dis-
tinetdshed himself q An a+h,ate d,,r.
Ing eis college t,.ays Il c,rInnen las
isrt dyentng. . ~ - - - - =
~ es Alice Iud,ow, erinne1 College
leeentiy died 1t Pasadena, Cal,
dessone an operation there.
o eas 8 ae brought to Newton for
REYNOLDS, who underwent an
n AT the Methodist hospital at
owes recently, died there Thurs-
H. rinette swan has erre to
NY. MINI, to visit her hrnther
oaoEe Frop, there she VIM 90 to
sn % attend the Currie School Of
lion, She will spend few days
Aingtdn. D. c.. with frances
IS 10 zafA w. J. Butcher, Of Long
s,als yho have been visiting at
A.4 1apan home, have left sor
y. = -: ) &; 6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Review Of Sports J. ].
and Athletic News.

year, according to an announcement BY
Business Manager Robert Quinn. of the
st. Louis. Americans.
Quinn said that under no condition
would HE ask members OF the American
league team to compete in any games
latter Sept. 2. the official closing date
Of the major leagues.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

Americans. perhaps enough fors four
teams, will make the trip. Otherwise
only enough players to form one. strong
club to play against the islanders viii
go. -
Frank Bancroft, business manager Of
the Cincinnati Nationals, probably will
have charge Of the expedition X he does
not Organize an all-star team to tour
this country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Daily Thought.

There must Be work done by the
arms, or mono Of US would live; and
work Gone by the brains, or the life
would not be worth having. And the
sanco men cannot do both.-Ruskin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
INVADE CUBAN DIAMONDS.
Major. League Players Over Draft Age
to Visit Island.

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 10.-Plans are
already under way here for an invasion
of Cuba this fall by number of major
league baseball players over the draft
The number of players to visit thu
island depends entirely on the speed
with which Cuba drafts its new army.
If the Cuban baseball players are taken
Into the service. a~-large saAad Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Webster City Physician Called.

Special to Times Republican
Webster City, Aug. 10.-Dr. N. B.
Galloway, of this city, who recently
enlisted in the medical corps of tho
army and was given a captains COM
mission has been called to report at
Camp Custer in two weeks. Camp
Custer is located near Battle Creek,
Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

won the nomination at the democratic
caucus held at Hudson, Wis, the count,
seat. and some political observers say
he has an excellent chance Of winning
Collins organized the Hudson boxing
club. which. in the past, staged some
important matches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Max Bernstein Recovering.

st. Paul. MINI, Aug. 1o.-Max Bern
stein, a local athlete who was gassed In
France. is rapidly recovering, accord
ing to a letter received here.
Two years ago, Bernstein and a
chum, Leon Biehart, walked from st.
Paul to San Francisco. They were Boy
Scouts then and they made the journey
to advertise st. Paul When the war
broke out. Bernstein and Blehart en-
listed. The former Joined the marines
and Blehart the navy.
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cANTILLoN 70 REMAIN.

Will continne ~ Manager at Mime
apolis il Game ID Resumed.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 1o,-Joe
Cantfllon will remain manager Of the
Minneapolis club when the American
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c;tx ser;e. Declared OF.

st. Louis, Aug. 10.-The annual fall
series between the two st. Louis major
league teams will not be played this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

Mike Collins Office Aspirant.
I Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. 10.--Michael
=. Collins--the same mike" Collins
who managed the heavyweight cam
paign Of Fred Fulton--aspires to be-
come sheriff OF st. Croix county. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10

association resumes operations. George
K, Beldon, president Of the club, made
the announcement to disquiet rumorB
that Cantilion was being considered to
pilot the Milwaukee club.
'Cantillon will be with us IL there Is
baseball next season." President Beldon
said. 1--WE. of course, are figuring on
n team in the event Of peace. But IL
the war continues next year, do not
believe there will be any professional
baseball"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-10
Gun REFINING Plant Apnroven.

q. 0uI' NeHtItHV liant NPProVed.
Washington, Aug. -9.-Approval of
plans for the big gun refining plant
to be built in France, at cost of from
$4,000. 900 to $4,000. 600. was an
nounced today by the. war department.
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boyle PICKS ALL
STAR c. A. TEAM
FORMER MINOR LEAGUERs GOOD
ENOUGH TO BATTLE BEST
MAJOR AGeREeATIoNs.
ALEXANDER AND ARCHER
FORM STAR BATTERY

Raymond, Casper and Moaridse
Would Take Turns in Box, and cady
Would Relieve Behind 6at--Charley
Holiocher Cots shortstop Position
and Bob" Murphy Center Field.
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Meek, pinch hitter
t'By Frank Boyle.l
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23

s$#" 4 %s 4$ $Sr5 s. fs RA% s. 15s S% %SS
rlainta. against VIvlEN 1t. MOONEY
,somcji,nes designated as VIVIAN r.
MOoNEy), individually and as adminis-
tratriN Of the goods. ohattcls and effects
OF pTlf.BE H. HART. deceased; ROBERT
=. M@oNEY: WATEy II. HART sna
- 1 IA "A W., AXE W ,d ms %Yrg Cine llrsJ
fictitious. her true first uame being un-
known to the piaiutihl GARRY II. HART
the uses and purposes specified IN the
mortgage made by pHEBE IT. HART to
them and recorded in the New York County
Registers ofiVe in Section ldber % of
mortgages. page l79. ON May l1th, 1901:
Tho Naleour Realty company New York
Tclcphoue Company, William +. Brown:
j. }iscmann, Charles WritA. David Gam
bert. Inc; Eosc Gambert; David Ciambert.
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE l1lfREBY SUMMONED to an
sWer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of Your answer on the Plain
TITS Attorneys Within twenty days after
tho service of this summons. exclusive OF
'he day Of service. and IN case Of your
he taken against Won hs default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
cADW,NLApER WiGKrHsIi'AMi 6
TAFT, Hlain,in's Attorneys, once and
Post Ohico Address. SO. 80 Wal!
Street Borough of Manhattan. ci,y
TO THE DEFENDANrS: Harry II. Hart
and "Corneiia Hart his Viz. Che first
nalnc Of said last named defendant being
fictitious. hor true first uane being un-
known to the PLAINTIFF Harry II. Hart az
one Ul the trustees Tor the uses aud plr-
poses specified in tho mortgage made by
rhcbe II. Hart to hm and another ana
recorded in tie Now York County Regis
tors Office In Section i. Iibor - of Mort
gases PaEe l79, on May l7th, 1904.
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant TO an order
Of the Hon. Edward K. Finch n Justice
Of tho supreme court of fhe state of New
York. dated the 5th day Of February. 1918.
and filed with the complaint In the Office
of the Clerk of the County of New York,
at the County Court House. in tho Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, in tho city Of New
York, in said state. County Clerks file
30 26622-Ycar 1870
Dated. New York, February 9th, 1918.
CADWALADER. WlCKERSIlAM &
TAFT. Attorneys for plaintiM. Office
and Post Office Address. 40 Wall
Street. borough OF Manhattan, cts,
Of New York
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES. INC.
J ll2-1H0 " EST 10TH =

NcW York. Fcb 10Th. 1918
To NJ. i. Morse Mrs. Y. Williams, Mrs.
NJ Morgan, Mrs. y. G. Stevens. &. +. Cart
wright. -. r. Van Note. Mrs. NJ. O Rourke,
II. T. Bissrll. J. Wood. h. Mngo, Mrs J.
H. Wells Mrs. j Bacon Miss T. Foretav
Miss NJ. \. H. RicuN, Mrs Grace Ferris.
Mrs. T. Elohossoy Mrs. r. Mason, Cow
prrthWait x SON, {. l.. BAXTER, Mrs \.
Howard \ l.. Starr. Mrs. G. Daily. l.
smith, +, !. Mccormack. Ghas. La Huo,
lpr. il. Y. Uolcomb. Mrs. Il. II. iscath, Mrs
H.. X Miller. Mrs. J.. Soue Mrs. \.
SchWoercr. Mrs. @. Hammerstcin. II. G.
Cox, Mr.. s. A. Marti Mrs j. 1I Price
John Heating. Miss L. Black, Kniclter-
hooker Mail Order Co. Mr. i. r. Brown.
Mrs. a. q. l\ushman: You and each of YOU
are hereby notified that the time FOR pay
ment of our lien upon the property here
lnaficr described having expired. after due
cause such property. to Wit. Household
Goods. Personal Effects, Trunks, Morchau-
disc Carpets. etc, stored iu our ware
houses at ll2-12O West 107th St by YOU
.or in Your name Or in which You may
nave an intercSt) to be sold at public alIc-
ton according to the statute in such case
made and prolidcd. at our warehouses;
42G,A$4 West 10Th st. Ncw'Norll city. ON
WEDNESDAY. w MARCH 18TH, 1913. at
1880 y. NJ, and if the sale thereof is not
colnpletcd on said date the same VIII d"
continued at the same place ON each and
every Wednesday thereafter. beginning at
LOCO \. II. on each day and continuing
until tho sal" is completed.
chelsea fircproof Storage Warehouses. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
General Business Outlook

(The National Conduit and CoJlo Compony)
All the material, commercial and in
dustrial enterprise Of the country is,
for the most part. alert and tense III
utilizing and developing as far as pos
siblc the great forces which these
strenuous times call into exercise
Coal-savng days, traffic blockades and
unprecedented winter severity, how
ever. have caused much forced curtaiI-
ment in many industries throughout
various states. The volume Of busi-
ness viii undoubtedly receive a new
impetus when the present tension is
past.
In the stress Of war great military
political and economic problems mar
urally intensity interest in every phase
OF these momentous movements. The
Worldwide uphcaval now king
place marks the present as traNsi-
tion period fraught with weighty
issues Freedom and the foundation
principles of democracy are being
attacked by mighty and cruel foes
who seek utterly TO destroy the
Cnspcakablc boons so sacred to Ameri-
can hearts 1t was right that our war
aims should have been definitely and
clearly stated, but having done so
once, or oftener. the duty OF the hour
Is to stand by them with unhinchine
purpose until they are achieved Tho
American conscience and the American
will have heard the clarion call to de-
fcnd their liberties and their rights
and cannot turn back until righteous
and just peace dawns upon torn and
bleeding world.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Frances Public Debt
115 Billion Francs
Figures Show Increase of
S1,0OO,OOC,OOO More
Than in 1914
LCo-respondencc Of The AasocIatcd Press

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The public debt of
France was about 15,00o.0 900 900 francs
at the end of 1917, or ST 100000 900
more than on July 81. 1914. At least
10000, ,ooo,00Q more will be added to it
during the course of this year, bring
lng il up to 100000 900. it is ex-
pocted.
The interest charge in 1914 was / ,037.-
100000 francs. At the end of 1917 NJ.
Kiotz. Minister Of Finance, estimated it
1T f.125 600 600 francs.
Based on the cost of the war up to
the end Of 1917, the budget of France,
IS compared with that of 1911. is ost-
mated as follows:
National dcfouco appfo- >>'''' N'''
ru,ations .......... 2.6lsooo 900 81 800 900 900
lntec,, on nuc debt i SOS 900 800 g. IS o30. 600
Pensions ami social
Pensions, based on the casualties re-
ported up to tho end of the year. are
estimated at 700, 100000 francs an
nualy
The interest charge will be increased.
It is expected, not only by loans al
ready hoated, but by an increase in the
interest on the sums advanced by the
Bank of France, which must eventually
rate. This item is estimated at 240 ,00O,-
GOO francs a year. A considerable part
of the paper circulation may be retired
and replaced by perpetual loan in
Nolvng further charge of 100000 900
francs year.
Short term national defence bonds
OF which there are now outstanding
about "a 100000 francs, will also be
converted into bonds at a somewhat
trr,f ,..44T Il Il nnn
francs more.
The balance of the estimated increase
in the interest charge is made up Of
800 GOO francs interest on the ten
billions required to repair war dam
ages and 50o,000,00o francs more on a
fresh loan of ten billions.
For each additional year of war about
100000 900 francs must be added TO
the budget to care for the added war
debt.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Current Opinion
United States Financing

(LibeYty Loan Publicity BaWeauD
The credit of the United States was
so high and unQuestionable that in
1900, two years after the Spanish War,
per cent bonds were offered at par
and ovcrsubscribed.
United States per cent bonds in
1888 sold as high as 130 and in 1901
brought 1898 on the stock market.
The United States has never de
fauited on any of its bonds. Not one
of its bondholders has even lost Il
cent of principal or interest except
those who voluntarily have taken
losses by selling their bonds in a
period of temporary price depression.
One hundred cents on the dollar,
principal and interest is what the
United States has always paid.
Back Of the $50, 600 900 20 $500,
100000, 900 OF our national resources
stands The rugged honesty of America.
Liberty Loan bonds are the safest
security in tho world.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Suggest Changes
I'm War Finance
Corporation Bill
Investment Bankers Ap-
prove General Purpose Of
Proposed Measure

Resolutions passed by the board of
governors OF the Investment Bankers
Association iudorse tho general pur-
pose Of the War Finance Corporation
hill. At ;he same time the board rec
ommends that careful consideration be
given to the desirability OF including in
jhc bill provisions to encourage the
continuous liquidation of the holdings
of the corporation by permitting the
redemption OF collateral and the retire
ment Of its own obligatons To lodge
the choice Of the directors of the cor
rorat;on either with the President Of
the United States or the Fcleral Re
serve Board: to utilize the capital is
suancc control facilities, now in cNis-
iencc, consisting of the committee Of
the Federal Reserve Board and it's ad-
Nlsory committee by giving them power
20 carry out the licensing Of the sale,
Offering and subscription of securities
and make recommendations prelimin-
ary to the direct financing OF war in
dustries contemplated by the bin, and
% limit tho control of security issues
~ the peiiod OF inc war ana as short q
time as seems reasonable thereafter.
II is further recommended that the
provision of the bill relating to direct
financing of war industries be specif-
ically limited by the inscrticn therein
Of substantially the following phrascol-
ogy IN place of Exceptional circum-
stances namely:
TO make advances only when per
sons, firms, corporations OF asSocia-
tons are unable to obtain funds on
practicable terms through banking
channels or from the general public.
committee is to be appointed to
place the boards resolutions before
Nn NrOnN. ant hn1.i ti.-S
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
Southern Developments

Industrial Developments in the South
as reported by "The Manufacturers
Record are OF a varied character and
represent a large amount of capital
invested. They include $1,250.000
Florida farm and livestock develop
ment, S1,o0o,00O Mississippi sand and
Gravel mining development planned by
Delaware investors, S60O,0O0 clay de
Telopment enterprise in Mississippi,
100000 timber-cutting company in
eorporatcd by Louisiana, Mississippi
and Illinois people. who will operate
N Louisiana; $o25 900 company which
Pittsburgh and Oklahoma City men
viii organize to mine lead and zinc
IN Oklahoma. 100000 collieries cor
roration which Kentucky, Michigan
and Pennsylvania developers have or
sanlzed to mine 600 acres Of coal land
n Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-23
NOTICE OF SALE

MERCHANDISE MD FlNTCRES AGGRE-
eating s92.2SS.i0 In the DistrioA Court OF
tho United States for the Southern Division
OF the Middle District of AlabarnA-in
Bankruptcy. In the matters of Dothan aIer-
camille Company and Sol. I.uric. banlrupts:
Take notice that under and in pursuance
of order made in the above STYLED cause.
and dated January 31st. 1918, /. the under
igned Trustee. Will proceed TO sell az public
oulcry Ia the highest and best bidder for
cash. at the storehouse formerly occupied by
the bankrupts in the city OF Hartford Geneva.
County Alabama. on Tuesday, the 26th day
Of February, 1918, the stock Of dry goods
shoes. clothing. etc, belonging to the estate
OF tho above named baukrupts Said stock
of goods inVentoryns s1S.4G..34 and one lot
Of store fixtures inventoryiug s40G.5o. And on
Wednesday,, February ,27th. 1918, the stocks
OF dry goods, shoes. clothing. etc, belonging
to the estates of the above named banlsrupts,
at Dothan, Alabama. Houston County, the
said stocks OF goods inventoryng ST. 0AS 76
and store fixtures inVcntorying 81 370.5O The
said sales being subject TO confirmation or
rejection hy the said court. Inventories now
file at the offices OF The Referee and
trustee at DOthan Alabama
Dated mis- the 9Th day of February. 1918.
j.. O. JONES. Trustee. Dothan, Aabama
Certified checks in the amount Of $500 90
will be required TO accompany bids as Il
guarantee OF good faith.
a. T.. Pace and Lee 6. Tompl<ins. Attornevs
lDOthan, Alabama.