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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
RAM OTERO AUCTION
FEATURE OF SHEEP
MEMS CONVENTION
Hampshiredown Pedigreed Quad
ruped Melted Red Gross $1,000 F;
Rattle of Gripping Interest APP.
peals by Bursum and DR.. Grille,

grower. here, WIS the ''Iotliug' ale
ut d" llrmpshirrduwu Ram Otrrp.' %
p,dlgrrrd sheep OF tho male persuasion.
donated iu the Red Cross workers bv
President Eduardo VI. Otpio. OF the New
NrNi,u Wool Growers association.
Th, good Iudi,, hal been selling
chances 100 lnN. and 800 about 3 D.. m
Tuesday llampshircduwu Ram Orrru 20
vgs brought bodily iu bits rIut, to the
Speakers stand boz the bull 90 tho
Chamber uf Commerce building Going
Doc front Ut bis s~h,cpship were hN, small
boys. ono WIGS dressed like % soldier and
carried 90 dimInutiNc gun. -Four we're
clad 300 ,yatlyi and wore rcd caps. They
might huy, been hrfalds tu 90 king.
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Ram Otcfu. borne hN Hon. ". q. Bun.
sum aud three other representative
>hucpmcn of the s'ntc-ouc ut each cor.
ucr. His Tamship was placid Uad his
domcanor was beyond rcproach. lie WINS
not the Kind oi 70 sheep 20 lower the
traditions co. his race II h, was being
lied us a lamb io the slaughter - II was
evident that De- was 60 open not his
mouth.
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the condition 90 WHICH nature plucrt
him. ur whether be- had been dchornci.
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from that group "t ancient noble rnms
which supplied the horns that were
blown when The walls ut Jericho tell
down aud III, children ut old lsIIrl
took III, rii, without hloodshed.
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the honor roll, suggested by the sucri.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK TO PAa
ASSESSMENT.-Publi notice is hercpy
given that the undersigned. FRANK "a. -.
Bossenger. treasurer OF the Baker lTae.oi o',~
Corporation. a corporation ORGANIZED anu anu
existing under and by virtue OF tnc II, iaW ~.
of the State of Delaware, Will sell At puo pi 81
auction fifty shares of the capital STOCK ",
said company upon which the sum oil rn o.lo
hundred dollars (sloO) is due on eacn sha, ii
for nou-payment of assessment on 90, a.
shares of stock by James \; McNaih'iia 70
subscriber and owner of said shares, a" of
coriing to the statutes oil ths otaod
Delaware In such case made anu pioer oe 'e saii
or such part of the said shares vi sau u
delinquent stocknoider as vii! pay ,,m n'
assessments as aforesaid due from M niaa.
,Si,h interest and all incidental expenses
pertaining thereto SAID s,s SAFE Easte M. county n
ttsnIrt House. in the city of Niimlne'oli;
county of New Castle. IN saiu o.snih S, dax
Deiaware. ou SATURDAY. the iourteen,In uiS ~
Of D,.cemher. 4 u. 1918. at IL . cioth 3t,l III
the forenoon. The purchaser mus th sun, of
diatrIv nav 10 the corporation tilS sum u ~, -,
one hundred dollars tSiool on eaei e his y, sSp bS
.har,ss IN addition TO the amount OF NE pio'
'' - FRANK II. BESSENGEk.
Treasurer of Baker Tractor Corporation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Charles A. Daily. de-
OF administration upon the estate Of
Charles A. DAILY late OF Baltimore. Md.
deceased were duty granted unto John Z.
DAILY on the thirteenth day of November
A. ID 1918. and all persons indebted 10 the
said decreased are requested 10 make pay
meut 10 the administrator without deiay.
aud all persons having demands against
the deceased are required 20 exhibit and
present the same duly probated 10 the said
administrator on or before the thirteenth
day of November. A. ID 1919. or abide by
the law III this behalf
JOHN f. DAILY.
Administrator
Charles Il Evans. Esq. Attorney Law.
Ford building Wilmington. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.

COIORED woman with son OF IA. desircs
position as cook IN home where boy can
also fine employment. Both steady and
dependable. Call 3l2 5. Market 81
POSITION as housekeeper. by d reliable.
middle aged woman. Gentleman's home
with daughter preferred. Address A "a
Every Evening Ofiice-
YOUNG LADY desires position az dem
onstrator or any other responaibie post
tiOn COB W. Third street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
HAIR DRESS ING.

DIR 10 EN-. DERMATOLOGIS1n.
face corregtor; all hlomishes removed from
the face. Imperfect ieatures (birth. dis
ease or accidentb corrected rough. coarse
pores smoothed and skin refinrd. complex
Room CO., Phone tlS4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
AGENTSAND Statesmen.

AUTHENTIC history of the world war,
with introduction BY General Peyton @.
March. highest officer In the United States
army. Official photogra pbs Soils on sight
Big terms Extraordinary opportunity for
men or wome ., Outfit FREE. Universal
House. Phil adelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS
Assoclafod press 10 Every Evcninq

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. J ~ Corn IN
changed yellow as to grade and locaton,
.55al.70
oats. lover. No. 2 white, s2as21<.
No ,, white. 4laSlN
Butter. higher, western creamery.
extra 20 fancy prints 7l17G
Cheese, higher, New York and WIS
cousin. fuIl rilk, 3Ga37I -.
Eggs, steady; nearby firsts, - O0a2t 80
per case, nearby current receipts. 900.
western, extra hrsts. q D0a21 90; western,
frsts, 20 i0a2070i fancy special packed
7Ga7S per dozen
Live poultry, ~cakcr; fowls, 17a32
spring chickens, 21a2H ROSTERS, 20G2l ,
ducks, pckin, }2a3j; 10, indian runner,
2sa30, geese, 2Sa32, turkeys, 25n2s
Dressed poultry firm; choice 70 fancy
spring Turkeys, f0a -, fur ~ good, JIa3g
common, 3lt33, Old. ia37; irrsh-klled
fowls. lanrv. ZG43fIl; smaller sizes,
35a}5 2, roastcrs, "a; western roasting
chickens, 29a3b; do, aroiing chickens,
t2oti; ducks. nearby, 40af2; Do, western,
3sa4O; geese, 31a.}2
Flour mi, guict winter wheat ~ 27a
1879 PET bbi Kansas, Dc, loS5all ~
spring. l0SJal12o
lIay firm, timothy No large ard
small bales 53 OCa3i %: No. 9 81 ma
} - 90; No 3. n O0a2G %, clovc- rnixed
| light. 3OO0a3l 90; uumfcr ~, n OOs
| 2S %. no y. - .0Oa26 90
Potatoes dull; Eastern Shore. 2.00s.3.755
Norfolk, 3 - Der hol New Jersey No
Der oas,:ct. 75a90, No Z ~ 50a60- Penn
svlvania. so. J., per hundred pounds
| . 3 )a2 -: fancy MacuDgie, 4-35a-5 ! o Der
| bbl No , do 2jaI 50
Tallow steady; prime CITY in tieTccs, 3
cents, special loose, lGI5; pnue country,
Is; dark, l4al4I5; edible ia tIeroes,
fSatglL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
Rates for w ater

Consumed by Meter Measurement
EFFECTIVE JANUARY l. 1919.
~ iess ,,er quarter. at IS cents per thou
sand. ,,o, ,,, ta,,,
or less per quarter. at 90 Genus per '"'u-
sand - -,no,
Az in excess OF Five Thousand loool
Cubic Feet. per quarter. at % cents per
thousand cubic feet
~ inch Meter. $40. 90
81 inch Meter. 1900
I-inch Meter 800. 2O-pO
Minimum lJq-incD Meter 3Oo ou
-, 2-luCb Meter. ..-.. AIM
Charge S-inch Meier, $500 80 100
4-inCh Meter. UuN
5-incb Meter. iOOO
6-Inlh Meter. Sooc
poAHn OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
HORACE WILSON. President.
Attest MAHION BELTS. Registrar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
CLEANERS AND DyERS

A. MARTIN, Tailor. Cleaning. Dyeing,
Pressing. Securing. Repairing OF ladies
and eentlemen's clothing Work called for
and delivered 7o5 W Eighth street. ID. & A.
4o46 J: Automatic tA26
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
J. HOWARD GORDON.
EARN

Of 81 acres. nine miles from Wilmington
stone road all the way. y acres N wood
land remainder pasture and t.llage. STREAM
OF water running through the farm Seven
room house and Dig barn picturesque
place. Price, SO 600.
Eight rooms. seIni-det ached. cement cei-
lar. gas and electricity two porches. good
neighborhood. over Washington street
bridge. Immediate possession.
Six-room. square plan. seIni-de ached. all
conveniences. Immediate possession.
Seven rooms. three minutes from du Pont
Building. Possession 60 days.
GUY & REAkICk,
9l9 Orange Street. Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11

a lies consider control If German rail-
ways, coal and potash Il she is unable To
Jay IndcmnltleS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
MASQUERADE SUITS.

M MASQUERADE Suits and wigs TO hire
Specialists IN paints and mAAe-ups. Frank
Biosinger, oornoe Fourth and Walnut street.
Phone b255 w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
HAyE 4 TALK WITH PAT ,IER

-
Invest S per cent Ot Nour lncoint
to save your amNy The possible loss 4 SoG'
entire income and 20 provide an AnnatS
for advanced axe What Nou spend. NoA
save Investigate by Interview Al thiS oitttN
81 bv mail inquiry. National l3,t ius ( =
Of VI tNGtual Charles =, Palmer. &
ninSton. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE JEwELRY
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

taxi SERVfCE-ouck dependable. with
reasonable rates From anyWhe 20 any
who're anytime Cali S23 West Ninth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
OYSTERS

ORDER your oysters carly for Christmas
by barrel. Delivered to any part of city.
George G Selover. wholesale oyster dealer
20S Z. Fourth street. Phone 2Il3 W Auto
matte 4924
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
NOTICES.

LOCAL and long G-distance hauling. hca-
souanle rates Owner drivers. ttNc- ton
trucks Cali aI6i w United Iransporta-
10. Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
FARMS TO LET.

FARM TO LET 65 ACRES.
Brandywine hundred. near rAilrosd sta
tion. buildings and fences IN good CON
ottiSn Fruit in variety and Abundance.
Running water a. buildings. Apply 20
NJ y. Crossan. Real Estate Department.
Equitable Trust Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Near Concord avenue and Van Buren,. =
square pian. sem -cet ached house, seven
rooms hath porch. heater. gas and electric
light Auto entrance and garage space. Prac-
ticaily new If you wish 10 be settled by
Christmas and as this house Is now yacant.
we will allow you 10 move in Immediately
upon the placing of your deposit
Immediate possession of 1921 w Fourth
street You can move in upon payment
Of deposit and baTe your transfer az . later
date BE comfortably axed before Christ
mas in this modern home Of seven rooms.
bath. porch and heater.
J. HOWARD GORDON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
TrNG.ENGRAvING. .EMoBssNc
woMEN'S SPECIALS.
FARMS FOR SALE
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGNG

FAPERHANGER-H Shamss. iO3 NOrsa
Jackson street lowest prices. sga<aataeo
work Phone 432l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
MALE HELP WANTED.

BOYS-To serve afternoon papors- Apply
G. L. Vernon. 1929 TntnAu street. or
livery Evening OfiicB.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
READING STARS
HERE TOMORROW
Independents Practice To-
night For Hard Game To-
morrow on Local Floor

Indications are that the local bas-
ketball season at Chestnut Street
Auditorium will close Saturday, April
Is. when Tech High tossers meet the
Harrisburg Independents. Manager
Gordon. Ford has booked the famous
Reading Professionals for tomorrow
night, and hopes to have some strong
Easter holiday attractions.
Much interest is manifested in the
hill announced for tomorrow night,
as it will bring together number
of former Eastern League stars.
Charlie Gaul, we'll known to basket
lall fans. will play forward for the
visitors. Roy Fisher and Ben
Roades, who have been prominent,
will also be in the Reading lineup.
Manager Ford has arranged for a
special practice tonight with his
regular squad. 1t is probable the
Independents will be pitted against a
squad OF local stars. The local line
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
G21NUsE|Ea' 9 q NEETS@
COMEDY LEADS
AT MAJESTIC
Plenty of Fun in Vaudeville
Offerings; Two Ziegfeld
Stars on Program

For vaudeville patrons who prefer
plenty of comedy. an acrobatic turn
or two and a good novelty Offering,
the bill at the Majestic for the last
half OF the week should prove u verit-
able gold mine of JOY Not that there
are causes for whirlwinds of laughter
in the entertainment offered, but there
is plenty to be enjoyed. ,
One of the best unicycle and bicycle
acts in weeks is on the list to start,
VIII Il. Ride and Brother going
through n series of difficult turns on
flashlights and the Juggling on uni
cycle are features.
Jack Rose starts his Offering by
arriving late" He has a string of
aimless gestures to keep the audience
laughing. Raymond Walker assists
at the piano.
Arthur McWaters and Grace Tyson,
late stars of ''Ziegfeld's Follies," were
so well liked last night that they
the second show. The pair give some
clever burlesques at the close of the
act, and are always sure of applause,
as they are favorites here.
skit. That's All Right" are excep-
tionally good entertainers: Their
dialog. while not full of wit, is very
amusing and partly in rhyme.
Dewitt, Burns and Terrence close
with a creation named THE Awaken
ing of Toys" Contrary to the sug-
gestion in the title the Offering in
stead of proving a tiresome mechant-
cal doll and soldier affair, is in reality
a fine acrobatic attraction. Concealed
behind n huge clock is another sur
prise, which reminds many of the
"horrid giants" in the fairy tales, they
' " MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
Soldiers Feet Grow Cold
in Camp and in Trenches
One Application of MUSTAR-
INE Will Keep Feet Warm
For Two Days
MUSTARINE, rs CENTS
Always in Yellow Box

People who suffer from cold feet.
and there are tens of thousands of
them. can sympathize with the SOL
dier boys in camp and trench and on
sentry duty when the weather is Sc
verely cold.
When the feet are warm the whole
body is warm. and when the feet can
be kept warm and comfortable for
two days in the coolest weather by
just rubbing on Begys Mustarine
once, why should anyone. and
especially the soldier boy, suffer?
Clip out this notice and send it to
some brave boy along with a twenty
five cent box of Mustarine. 1t will
keep his feet warm and comfortable
on many a cold winters night when
you are tucked snugly in your warm
bed.
Begy's Mustarine keeps feet warm: :
it is perhaps the only remedy known
that will do it for two long cold days
with only one application. 1t is the
original mustard preparation that put
Grandmothers good, old-fashioned
mustard plaster out of business. 1t
contains real yellow mustard, but will
not blister.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

The eternal conflict of country and
city, of innocence and guile of ambi-
tion and disappointment is the theme
of Frank l.. Packard's film play. "The
Beloved Traitor" in which Goldwyn
presents Mae Marsh at the Colonial
Theater to-day and tomorrow.
Mae Marsh has the role of n village
girl who inspires the man she loves
to do great things, only to be forgot
ten by him in his moment of tri-
umph. How the unassuming maid of
the Maine seacoast settlement over
comes overwhelming odds is develop
ed in the beautiful production made
by Goldwyn.
In sharp contrast to life in her sleepy
old fishing village, with it's atmos-
phere of homely virtue and the brood
ing sea, is the swiftest life of New
York'S artistic smart set. both shown
in this production with striking fidel-
ity. The eNtravagant revels in metro
politan studios, where well-known
artists meet and mingle. are lavishly
reproduced in The Beloved Traitor"
Nor is one detail missing from the
village scenes where men and women
meet not to revel but to gossip or to
help a needy neighbor.
The sweetheart of Mary Garland
(Mae Marsh) is a young fisherman
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
LIVES 200 YEARS!

For more than 200 years. Harlem
Oil, the famous national remedy of
Holland, has been recognized as an in
fallible relief from all forms of kid
ney and bladder disorders. Its very
age is proof that it must have un-
usual merit.
If you are troubled with pains or
aches in the back, feel tired in the
morning. headache, Indigestion, in
somnia, painful or too frequent pass
age of urine, irritation or stone in
the bladder, you will almost certainly
find quick relief in GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules. This is the
good old remedy that has stood the
test for hundreds of years, prepared
in the proper quantity and conven-
lent form to take. 1t is imported di-
rect from Holland laboratories, and
you can get it at any drug store.
Your money promptly refunded if it
does not relief you. But be sure to
get the genuine GOLD MEDAL brand.
In boxes. three sizes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

"The Beloved Traitor" Goldwy's
latest release starring adorable Mae
Marsh. will be
Mae Marsh in sThe shown at the
ReIoyed Trnitor" Colonial Thea
ter to-day and
tomorrow. 1t is said that out of the
mafs of complimentary criticisms Of
tho picture. comes a genuine tribute
TO star and story from the pen of
man whose identity is hidden under
the initials SC. c.. W." and who. in
his own world, Sing Sing prison. is
known by number. He says: when
Genius wishes to endow some mortal
with her gifts. she usually searches
among the simple folk of the universe
for someone worthy of her charms;
and very often her smiles lures them
to the great cities, where they perish
through their own weakness" But in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

who shows marked ability as a sculp-
tor, though his great talent is unsus-
pected by the townspeople. He is
haunted by dreams of the day when
he shall be famous, a sculptor ac-
claimed for his great %ork. And the
masterpiece always takes the form of
a figure he knows well-Mary her
self in an attitude of Inspiration. She
is holding out her arms as if welcom-
ing the returning seamen, her hair
blowing around her small head and
her skirt blowing around slim ankles.
The man calls it The Beacon"
When he goes to the city at the
instance of a distinguished patron of
art-and his INSCRIPTIONS daughter
Mary knows that it is the turning
point in his career. She urges him to
go while she is tormented by fears of
losing him forever. But she makes
heroic resolve to Father Anthony, her
counselor and friend. not to stand in
the way of her sweetheart's progress.
The exciting adventures of the
sculptor fisherman in the city are
dramatically depicted. There is no
less drama in Mary's silent, patient
waiting on the cliffs of Maine until
she goes to the city to be her sweet
hearts beacon" and save her beloved
traitor from himself
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

The great William S. Hart week,
at the Victoria, comes to close with
the presentation
William :. Hart of the powerful
In "Between Men" drama, Between
Men," which will
be shown to-day and tomorrow. fea-
turing this noted star. 1t is another
of those wonderful Thos. II. Ince pro-
ductions. so that all who may see 1t
will be assured of seeing a picture OF
the highest type from the viewpoint
of drama, star and photography.
There is one especially big scene in
Between Men" which the spectator
will long remember. 1t is a man-to-
man fight alone in a small room with
doors and windows locked. Guns
fiash-and every audience will fairly
hang in the seats in breathless sus-
peEse. This episode is said to be one
of the most thrilling situations ever
depicted on the screen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
Philadelphia Battery in
Successful Exhibition

Oakland, Cal. March 29.-AleXan-
der and Killifer, star battery bought
from the Phillies by the Chicago
Cubs. gave a little exhibition here.
neatly shutting out the local Coast
League team with five hits.
The Cubs won the game, to 0,
making nine hits and fielding flaw
lessly behind the National Leagues
best battery. Kremer and Miller
were in the points for the locals,
who made as many errors as they
did hits.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

The Beloved Traitor" Judd Minot.
young fisherman, who beeds the call
of Genius and a soulless woman's
smile is saved from such a fate by
the little fishermaiden. who has i'm
spired him to become a great sculptor,
and who, as his beacon, saves him
from his own weakness and conse-
quent destruction. Mae Marsh. as
Mary, the fishermaid, is delightfully."-
real, simple and unseltish,
portraying the quaint characteristics
of the daughter of the sea, whose
sunny nature penetrates the soul of
her fisher lad sculptor and inspires
him to create THE Beacon" his mas
terpiece. The talented actor, r. X.
Lincoln. is seen in the role of Judd,
the fisher lad. who is simple, honest
and strong under the influence of his
beacon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

The Five Syncopated Saxonees,"
said to be novel -the-minute
musical feature speci-
j. 4. COburn's ally appearing with
Greater ]. A. Cobbrn's Greater
Minstrels MinStrels at the Or
pheum, tomorrow,
matinee and night. have broken away
from the old, wornout ideas and pre-
sent a very clear musical and dancing
cabaret melange act, original and
pleasing, with this well-known at
traction this season. Opening with
five saxaphones and dressed in neat
TuNedos, two of the number as black
face comedians and dancers, they pro-
ceed to eXude musical numbers.
dances and comedy steps all the way
from the syncopated ragtime jingles
TO grand opera, without minutes
wait or cessation from action through
out the act. closing with four from
bones and cornet in a melange over
ture number that would make the
average darkey jazz soloist wild with
envy It is new ideas and departures
from the old routines which makes
this company and it's members well
come visitors every season to Har-
risburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29

convicts. Not content with this graci-
oust act. the next day she purchased
n victrola and twenty-five records and
sent them to tho prison with her best
wishes.
tender sympathy. will sing herself
right into the hearts of her audience,
especially as she is fond of the folk
song of all nations, which of all music
is most appealing.
Madame Gluck will be assisted in
her recital by Salvatore de Stefano,
the gifted Italian harpist.
The board for reserved seats is now
open at the Orpheum Theater. Mail
and telephone orders will be filled in
order received.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
President Baker Holds
Conference With Cravath

st. Petersburg, Fla, March ,29.-
Clouting Clifford Carleton Cravath,
premier home-run walloper of the
big leagues and all wayside stations
on the baseball map, went into exc
cutive session with President William
f. Baker, of the Phils at Coffee Pot
Park here. At the conclusion of the
conference peace between the Phil
boss and his home-run maker was
looming up large in the offing, but
the clouting person will not affiX
his signature to a. contract until the
team arrives in Philadelphia, and
there is no absolute certainty that
he will do so then.
According to the dope here 1t IS
entirely up to Boss Baker whether he