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The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Use Satin Skin
Cream and
Satin Skin
Powder

/. At night apply Satin SIX n
Cold Cream to wet skin.
III. Day and evening use
Satin Skin Greaseless Cream.
III. Satin Skin Powder gives
satiny finish. Choice of flesh,
white, pink. brunette or natu-
relle.
THE THREE ALL FOR sI.oo
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

designed only for the relief Of
coughs. hoarseness, bronchitis. throat
and lung troubles. II isn't worth a
cent lor any other ailment. but il
you have a cough try a bottle todav
ana We are sure IL will do you a
world of good.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15

Boys' AN-wooI Plaid
Maekinaws, dark colorings,
shawl and notch collar
styles, with wide belt and
patch pockets. Colors wov-
en- through; taped seams:
sizes Z to is ell 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
REUORT
SOON IN DRIVE
Many Places Have Filled Red
Cross Quota

According TO latest reports from the
headquarters OF tho Atlantic Division
of the American Red Cross in New
York city. cr which the local chapter Is
la member, twenty-five chapters In the
division have more than exceeded
their quotas i'm the Third Red Cross
Roll can campaign. Work OF com
I plctiug the ~Canvassing of this city Is
being rushed. 1t is expected that by
tonight or early tomorrow morning the
aual report can be sent into a
quarters. .,
Today, those In charge of the local
drive are getting in telephone COM
"munication with The captains of the
teams and chairmen of committees
urging them to finish up their work
and make their dnal reports to the
Headquarters tonight. Considerable
money was turned in yesterday. When
the complete accounting is made 1t is
thought that this city will have more
than reached its allotment.
The total amount turned in up 10
the present time is $5.44O.06. OF TINS
amount $1.943.06 is donations and
S3.4S7 memberships.
The amounts turned In yesterday
follow:
four. S22: employees OF the Atlantic
Terra Gotta Company, S325.25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
$4,000
FOR DAMAGES
Local Residents Start Action
In Auto Accident

Damage suits tatoling $4,000 have
been started in the Supreme Court by
Attorney Jacob S. Karkus for Sarah
Wilmer. Rebecca Wilmer and Harry
wilmer Of sos Neville street, against
William Harper Of Elizabeth. the
suits are the outcome Of an auto ac-
cident at Hillside, n. j., on September
4, when Harper's bus ran into the
Wilmer car throwing the occupants
into the road and seriously injuring
them. Due to the fact that Sarah
Wilmer is but sever years of age, JUS
tice James J. Bergen of the supreme
court has granted her father, Harry
Wilmer to bring her suit as next OF
friend.
On the day the accident ACQUIRED,
Harper was driving his auto bus
through Hillside, on the way from
Elizabeth to Newark. The Wilmer car
was Immediately behind the bus. when
Harper stopped the machine to let
off passengers Wilmer it is alleged,
gave the proper signals and started
to pass the bus, when Harper started
the machine and ran into the Wilmer
car, upsetting it and throwing the oc-
cupants in the highway.
As a result Of the accident, Sarah,
Wilmer was cut and bruised and re-
ceived q permanent scar on her chin.
Rebacca Wilmer, received a permanent
injury to her nervous system and
Harry Wilmer had the legaments in
his hips and thighs sprained. The
suits brought as follow: Sarah Wilmer,
$4,000; Rebecca Winter, $4,000 and
Harry Wilmer $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
Voorhees, Says Il Votes for Him
in 9Th Enormously Rejected

TRENTON, Nov. 14.-William ID.
voorhees,, defeated by three votes for
alderman-at-large in the recent Perth
Amboy election has obtained an or
der from Supreme Court Justice Ber-
gen, for a recount to start at the New
Brunswick court house on November
"a. An accompanying order com
mands the election authorities to
properly safeguard and protect the
ballot boxes.
Voorhees, petition sets forth that
John N. Wester, his opponent re-
ceived 2,505 and he received 2,502 but
that twelve votes for him were errone-
ously rejected IN the third district of
the sixth ward. and one in the first
district of the fifth ward. Also Voor-
hees claims that valid ballots for him
were rejected elsewhere in the city
nd Illegal ballots for Wester count
ed.
The recount order provides that
the boxes Of the sixth ward shall be
counted first and the following wards
afterward: First, second third fourth
and fifth. Voorhees, is to provide $500
to pay the expenses in case the orig
inal returns are found correct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

pipbt in Perth Amboy.'
The Fire Company met last nlSns
and selected officers for the cohllls
Year. Harry Rapp was CHOSEN AZ
Inc eompany's selection as cnlSi q
fhe borough fire department. 49,
Inc meeting a social session was ne -
lanes +. Mullan was a Perth am
boy visitor last night.
George A. Dalrymple spent last
night in Perth Amboy.
Mrs Thomas d. Cheret spent yes
tor5ev afternoon in Elizabeth.
MANY local Elks attended the peer
steak supper held at the EiKs cluD IN
RAILWAY last night, which proved 70
he an enjoyable event. ASIDE from
fbe supper the committee had 4
6ne program Of talent. Many OF me
borough Elks are members OF me
Railway lodge.
The night school of the local puo-
lie school has been again opened Tor
The winter season by the Board OF
Education. The attendance is much
larger this year than in the past.
three nights are given each week.
the BOARD of Education nave taken
everv means to give all an oppor-
f,,nifv to take advantage of this even
inc school. The foreign born are out
in big numbers to learn American
Joseph w. Crane was a New YORK
visitor Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
Boys Arrested Here for
Robbery Sent to JamGSbUg

The two boys that were arrested
with a bag Of loot, by Patrolman
Grega yesterday morning, and VINO
gave their as Paul and VIII
liam Jackson Of East Bloomfield,
have turned out to he inmates of the
Jamesburg Home for Boys.
Questioning by the local police Of
hcers, who knew that the boys were
not telling the truth before Record
err Pickersgill, finally caused the boys
to tell their real names, and they are:
Franklin Phillips and Howard Memo.
Phillips is originally from Bloomfield,
from where he was sent on a charge
of snatching pocket-books. Memo is
from Livingston, from where he was
sent on a charge of being a bicycle
thief.
Both boys admitted that they had
escaped from the Jamesburg institu-
ton, and the local officers advised the
Home, who Immediately sent men to
TAKE the boys back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
$4,000 Volunteers Aid in New
Drive Upon PGirOgrad
BIZ the associated Press.

HELSINGSFORS, Finland, Nov. 10
The Baltic states conference at
Dorpat has been advised that Finland
has decided to aid General Yudenitch
with $4,000 volunteers in a new at
tempt to take Petrograd within the
next few weeks.
This development late today nav
seriously interfere with and perhaps
speedily bring to an end the efforts
of the Baltic states delegate here to
reach an agreement with the russian
Bolsheviki.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

it with pussy-footing simply doesn't
understand the English language
Stokes says for years he has been
a volunteer in the cause of temper
ance. He calls Wilson a walking
delegate" and adds whether for
condensation or not" The chairman
SAYS I'm his political utterances he has
always endeavored to be q gentleman,
something which he could not attri-
butte to Wilson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE German dele-
gates charged with signing the pro
forol regarding execution of the armt-
sticc are expected in Paris on Mon
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
FISH,. OYSTERS, ETC.

WE CART only the best in sea food.
If you want absolutely fresh fish this
is the place. P. Rasmussen. Perth
Amboy Cit- Market Phone 1854
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

GIRL or woman wanted for light house
work by business couple; good home
and good wages. Inquire $40 Smith
St, downstairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
ROOSEVELT

The Fire Company will hold their
annual meeting tonight.
Edward j. Coughlin spent last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

!f9fS FORD touring; first class condi-
ton; reasonable price. Call 10S Fay
cite St, top floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

KITCHEN range and gas plate. 2S-
watson Ave, upstairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

CENSUS Clerks omen, women); 1000
needed; $95 month; age IS to 60; ex-
perience unnecessary; examinations
Perth Amboy, Dec. 10. Jan Z. For
free particulars write j. Leonard
Gormer government eXaminer) 965
Equitable Building, Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

WOMAN wants TO do washing and
cleaning. 81 DeKalb Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

FOR SALE-Young pigs. 3 months old.
$50 a pair. Charles Stark's Hotel,
Richmond valley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

YOUNG girl for light homework; either
all day or after school. J. Smerling,
148 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

!GIRLS wanted; good pay while learn
I ing. General Cigar Co, tombstone
& Neville SITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

LIVE man with Ford to demonstrate
and sell the J. C. NJ. Accelerator;
liberal proposition. J. c. Mewshaw.
more, Nd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
PLUMBING AND HEATING

WILL Install bath and toilet fixtures,
heat your house with steam, hot
water, or pfpeless furnace on month
" payments of $500 per month. f.
j, Larkin. 22S Market ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

1.-TWO typewriters; good condition, $50.
/ 3. r. X. 10 Hopkins Ave, T~ottenYille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

6 ROOM fat with bath, on Madison
Ave. Inquire III, ShumSky, city
Market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

NJ. WEISBERGER, contractor, p'ambing
heating and steam fitting: estimates
eheerfully furnished. 3R7 Elm St.
Perth AmSoy. N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
CLASSIFIED ADS.
MAIN CLASSIFIED SHEET. PAGE ~

MALTESE kitten; vicinity Gordon and
Brighton. Reward. 1853 Gordon st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

Schooner ST. Regis sailed for cuba
this morning. Plotted out by Captain
BcbCC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

BLANCHARD & BUoTB, plumbing. heat
ing and gas fitting; jobbing prompt
ly attended to. estimates furnished.
3OS Elm ST. Phone 2O81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

COAL stove for sale. $50 Park Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

notice.. Koch has moved plumbing
and heating business from 296 Smith
St. to 456 Park Ave. Perth Amboy
N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14

AUTO TIRES ETC FOR SALE
PASSENGER, 6 cylinder. closed top
overland; 1st class condition. Cali
at go Cortlandt St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
Shipping NewS


Time of High Tide To-day
Perth Amboy An. IN.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11

with which to put into effect their vnri-
GUS movements for the benefit of the
nations defenders.
The X of C. membership Is now well
on the way to the 100000 mark. and by
the end Of the year. af the present rate
Of growth. II is estimated the Knights
will number approximately one million.
More than 10000 new members
were added 70 the X. OF c. In the past
twelve months. A feature of this won
derful growth of the organization has
been the steady Increase 10 member
ship from the ranks of the U. 8. Army
and Navy. The X. OF G. made II rigid
rule that no attempt be made on the
part Of their war workers to IN any
way recruit members among the mil
Hons Of army and navy men enter
tanned and served by the Knights But
thousands OF service men have sought
to join the organization
The finances OF the Knights OF Co
lumbus, Secretary McGinley's report
shows. are In an exceptionally flourish
ing condition. The present assets of
the X. of c.. exclusive. OF course, of
the special war funds, are over s..
100000. The influenza epidemic cost
the Knights the past year In payments
to benefciaries OF insurance members
$l.i49,000. The total death benefits paid
during the year amounted to x2.tT5.-
394.es. making total OF si3. i23. $40. 20
since the beginning of the order. Tho
total insurance In force this year In the
X. of g. amounts to $it,i. 1853. 585.3s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
Shipping C0nveyor
Installed at
the COlpackO.

A gravity ball-bearing roller con-
veyor has been in-talled in the ship
ping department OF the Colorado
Packing Company's plant. Heretofore
all cases of canned goods had to be
trucked into the cars. Of which three
and four. and often an many as six are
loaded in day. The trucking was.
slow. tedious work. With the aid Of
the conveyor. which is portable and
and can be adjusted TO any spot or on
any angle in the shipping room, the
boxes will be carried directly into the
cars Immediately after they are
packed without the aid of human
hands other than putting tnem op 100
conveyor. Although the new imprf 70
ment means large outlay OF money.
IL became necessary because OF the
shortage of labor and because IL is
necessary to load out the cars faster.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
Rev. Starring Will
Go to Portland

At the regular prayer meeting serv-
Ice OF the members of the First Bap-
fist church Wednesday night, the res
ignation OF Rev. F. w. Starring as
pastor Of the congregation was re;
luctantly accepted and will take effec
October 1. Rev. Starring presented
his resignation some time ago in or.
der to accept call to the passionate
OF the Grace Baptist church at Port
land. Ore. Rev. Starring has been n
resident Of Canon City for the last
three years, and has made for him.
self mu' titude Of friends among the
people ofsthis community. both IN his
own church and outside Of It The
regret over his departure viii Be ten'-
,persd 70 some extent BY the grim sat
ist6ction that Canon City's loss "
Port;4pd's Gain- (.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
Canon Main Teacher
of COtopaxi Schools

Prof. s. E. Forbes. formerly OF Sal
guache. and at one time superintend-
ent Of schools in that county. out at
present making his home in Canon
City. is principal Of the consolidated
district schools at Cotopaxi this yeaS.
and entered upon his work there in
that capacity on Tuesday fthis week.
The consolidated district schools at
Cotopaxi are among the most remark
able OF their kind in Southern Colo
RADIO. and the experiment being car
ried out there in transporting the pu-
pills to and from the school buildings
by automobiles is being watched with
great interest. Last year between 20
and 80 pupils were registered Mt the
Cotopaxi schools. and many OF them
were daily carried back and forth in
auto vehicles for distance OF 10 miles
or more from their homes. The
school building at Cotopaxi and its
equipment is unexcelied In the rural
district OF this part OF the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
NATIONAL EDUCATION
CAMPAIGN PLANNED.

Leading educators Of the United
States are comforting In New York
this week upon the plan Of the Knights
OF Columbus to inaugurate a nation
wide program Of educational work
which will be one Of the chief fca.
lures Of the great peace task Of the
organization. The courses proposed
are for the 100000 members Of the
knights OF Columbus and others not
members Of the organization who wish
to take advantage OF the free instruc.
ton. A system of night schools will
be devised that will extend from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. The aim will
be to teach practical citizenship and
to give young men executive, technical
or cultural training that will make
their cltIzenship more effectivA
The X. Of @. committee In charge
Of tho work includes supreme knight
James Il v1aherty Of Philadelphia.
Buprsms Bsefotary WtIiiam y. Mc0in.
lsy Of New York end 0uprems Advo
ea1s 1es1pA q Rellsttes q nestsA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
WENTWORTH KNIGHTS
STRONG PEACE ARMY
&c Growth Forms Effective
Barrier to BoIshevism and
Other Evils.

One of the reasons why the Knights
Of Columbus were able to render such
valuable service to the men In the uni
form Of the United States army. navy
and marines was that back Of the X. Of
c. and the public support they received
was thriving fraternal Organization.
growing rapidly In nll parts of the
North Amesicnn continent. William J.
Mckinley of New York, Supreme Sec,
rotary of the X. of c.. in his annual
report to the Supreme Convention Of
the K of c., shows that the Knights
have had a magnificent organization
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
HUNTER PALMER
NOT MUCH BETTER
FLORENCE COMPANY
SUPPLYING MACHINERY

The OIL Wei Supply Company ~
Florence has entered into contract
to furnish the Colorado Thrift Oil &
Gas Company with all necessary ma
anFnery neeed for drilling for oil in
tis,e vicinity of Fountain, where 1t IS
arsaaging to begin work shortly. 1t
. estimated that the equipment will
cost the company in the neighborhood
- $4,000 when everything r. on the
b1uand ready for work. w. l.. Nor
~, VINO brought in. the Arst four
vsIIs of the Thrift company In Texas,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
Record Payroll
at Colpacko

Last Saturdays payroll at the Col.
orado Packing Company's plan,
amounted TO $4,000. This is the rec.
ord weekly amount OF the institution
and of the year thus far. This big
factory. which is growing constantly.
Is employing more people now than at
any time during the present season
and the prospects are that II will use
its present force for several weeks TO
come. Practically every cent OF tn,
payroll is spent In Canon City. and as
all the product is sold outside 1t means
new money brought into the commu
nifty.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
A Nineompoop.

"Nincompoop" Is n most entirely sat
nfying and refined WHY Of calling n
person foel or biocl.hc-d or sim
pleton- II Is corruption Of the Latin
phrase "non cumpos mcniis--not
sound OF mind. besides being satisfy
ing and refined II has a classical origin
In addition.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-09-11
CNFT. HO TON UT
r L-ORENCE HONORED

DR.. V. A. Hutton, who served his
country as captain in the medical
corps during the war. has been hon
ored with the appointment as a mem
Der Of the committee of 1000 men Sc
lected by the headquarters committee
at Detroit. Mich. for the purpose of
perfecting plans for the organization
of the National American Officers of
the Great War in accordance with an
act of Congress recently passed. The
members of the committee are Sc
lected from every state and possession
OF the United States and the honor
conferred upon DR.. Hutton is In recog-
milton of his splendid organization
work in the army. Colorado Is rep
resented by only three men on the
committee OF 1000.
WILL SPEND WINTER
AT LONG BEACH, CAL.
Claus PauIson will leave here the
last Of the week for Long Beach, Cal,
where he win remain for the winter.
He will stop over at Salt Lake City
% route.
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the Great
Wins Buckeye PIP
Stake al Columbus

MINUS Dhio. Sept - In
proprum pf Grand Dlrruil events
flu uf good stakes and In several
OF them good strong competition,
ON. good track ana with big
crowd looking on. most ~ tho ia
yurit,H cu-hod for their hlrk'lH
and no long shots, 90 speak ui
went over in The betting
NrGrcgur tho Great won an
other iruft.uR stake In the 2 ~
buckeye oyout from hia rival.
Mariondnle
The Board ~ Tradsa2 O5 9HCo
went 20 Sahhrdi in straight heats
ia three hard miles. The best
time VnS 2.O2 "a made In tho
first heat This wac tho fastest
mile ~ tho meeting
Murphy also VIZ : ~ Chamber
Of rotrmrr,c ' Ir0t with Don
de Lopez. Vu. b. ne drove for the
G,vrs' stable
rcrls.apo won tho 7-voHr-old
event the western hors.man fu-
uriy Don d. took the unfinished
2l7 pace. loft over from yr",or-
day
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BAN JOHNSON LOSES IN
OPENING LEGAL BATTLE

NEW YORK. sept 24--Thc su-
prrmr court Justice Wagner today
granted 900 Injunction restraining
Ban Iuhu.uu. president ~ the Amer
I.tu t,rr#r. from using any portion
or th, .r1rucH sinking FUND TO do
fond Wr wtf brought against him
Lt fH. Sew York American League
club. .r connection with suspension
iy johnson on carl W Mays, Yankee
p.uhar
Justice Wagner also granted an
other application of the New York
D.un FOR permission 90 fle "a supple
mcunry complaint in It's suit 20 per
u.uncntly restrain Mr. Johnson AID
tho r. Louis and cleveland Ameri-
can league Ciuba from interfering
with Mays
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Summary Runs. Olson p. Johnston 2
GufNb 2. Wheat Kouetchy Kruger
% MamAuN = BAckburu, Williams Mcuse'.
Nsurron Paulctto. Adams. Wiener. errors
Olson. kru~ggr Luderus g Adams Bsn.
croft. twU.bsse hits Kruger. Hickman.
Johnston. Griffin three base hit 4
Nhrat. stoIcH bases Hickman. urIihth.
= Wheat. bases ON balls on Msmsuv \
on lngg 4 on Wiener ? double play.
Johnston To kuuetchy
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ono 81 our deliEhtful Contrihs
wants 10 know whether a Shavihn
drama is one mat takes place In a
barher shop WIN somebody have
Iho heart % answer
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Sox Overcome Browns Lead;
. Ruth Breaks HOme-Run Mark
New York Giants Split Dou-
bic Header With The
Boston Braves
ROBINS WIN DOUBLE BILL
Oycr-thc- Bridge Crew Takes
Two Games From Cra-
vath's Phillies

HDSTpN sept 60. Tho Giant, and
Rras,- divided , iounlrHrsirr hero today
Nov lpr. winning the first aud Bo.tou
iE, second
I-LL---- Il. ~
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THE TURF
INrONlA RESULTS.
I'Ir.t ltafy, n turlpnn-

Apple Jack tNloonoyD. flrs' Joe
stair thoylcD, second hr Carmen
NouIol third Tiwc. 10 90. Miss
Htrmauu NuhhadAI, ShNes Knob,
Npdro' r.. Hidden Jewell Nrowui"
Mcbtwcn Opportunity lpro. ana
Madras Gingham also ran.
Sc,umd Racc. . - Furiongs.
Auguu tM D1rucrl. fIr. Peace
p,uuuf &C.. Howard. SECOND. lriE
UuoIcD. HIrI Time. l.0s Miss
Guprrp. Ace ~ Trumps NIGGA
Hrcadman, Duke ~ wellington. Luke
Dillon. and The swimmer. also ran.
Third Racr, Mile nf1d sixteenth.
John O. lHobnsonJ, first. Cen
oral UaIg uuubfuIlJ. second, Sands
or Pleasure tHarrotD. third Time,
I.t7 80. somewhere In France, Bu-
ford, and Aurum, also ran.
Fourth Uacc. Turlonrs.
High Cost G'uulD. FRS, Top
Coat l3oltou), second. SeWc.
Coomha lWlrriuFtouD 'hird Tmo
.l:I4 Is Jane rennyhakcr. undor
Fire. Diversion. and OrmvHdhle. also
ran.
Tifh Race. Nile and sixteenth.
War coo .tohusunI first, leg al
lN GlrupD. second \ulg&ultc C..
Howard. third Time l:ti ! %.
Wexford Linden. IIaryoT King Re
gallo. VIVA America E.tcKl" lttw.
and Cuur'ahip, also ran
sixth Race. . IL Furlongs
Virgo ,Nurph1D FIRST. Ruchlaiie
kua.usnuJ. second Lieut. Lester
DMurUf, third Time. l.09 i-b.
Director james Urwi''. HuG'rr Cort-
land Srmouu,. riushurE Mtndnlay.
Al
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Boston


1....g 600 COO DOL OaO O-i
Sow Yarl ono GOO 600 ooo i-2
-ammar, Runs, Ruth Pip error
f...frr t~o-hAsc htt, Pratt. three hH-o
s hang ripp home run. Ruth slo,
r, a.e, GihooIcy Ruth Scott double
ia. N.lun, and Wit bast. on balls, OF
s.sr..y (. stu,a Uut, Boy shAwkey 4, by
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'EuIT Sept 2A--NlW Leonard
good han aHt Detroit lNlsm',
fw.- oppuriIrr'y the Tigers defeated
'....t0I today.