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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-16
Many Army Officers Resign.

Between November II, 1918. and De-
cember II, 1919, there were 2,117 res
ignations of Regular Army officers
accepted. including thirty-nine dur
ing the first eleven days of December.
During the same period a total of
1887 were discharged from emergen-
cy rank.
The sun., 1919-06-20
C0oPERsTowN FOUR SCORES.
Defeats Santa Barbara Polo Team
by to Q.
Special Despatch 10 The Sun.

Hampstead. N. Y, June l9.-By a
score OF to the Cooperstown polo
team defeated the hard riding Santa
barbara four this evening in the semi
finals for the Hampstead cups at Field
No. /. Meadow Brook.
The Cooperstown four had to over
come handicap OF Ave goals they al
lowed the California team and were set
back one goal for two fouls, which were
made for crossing
A. Galen OF the California team had
a bad fall In the fourth period, his pony
rolling over him. In tho next period
he was forced to quit as his injuries
bothered him SO that ne could not con-
tinue. II. Havernieyer took his place
and scored one OF the teams three goals.
The lineup and summary:
Cooperstown--No. l. y. A. Clark, 8; No.
2, =. Post, .: No. 3. +. S. Vonstade. 8:
Back. F. II, Prince, 4. Total, u.
santa Barbara-No. l. q. c. Moore. o:
No. 2. w. Lewis, Jr.. .: No. 3. A. Galen and
n Havsmeyer. :; Back E. Boeseke, Jr,. 8,
coopsrstown-sy earned goals, .; los, by
penalties, .; fouls; total score. 9 goals.
Santa Barbara-By earned goals 3; al
lowed by hand leap. s; lost by penalties, 9;
fouls and safety; total score. sk
Goals scored-Vonstade, g. Post a.
Prince Lewis. 2; Hav4meyer. ]. Referee
Harry ". Holmes Scorer and Timekeeper
IS. H. Geer.
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solutely a wading stream, wet or dr., a.
you prefer. ny as
Another guide and self have a comforts.
Die house near the stream. whore Won No,
up over Saturday night and 20 to i, an
the next day. getting back to the city Mon.
New York, June IS
Godd Fishing in Cranberry Lake.
read with interest a few dav, -,
o shs article n OF "WhippggSS9rwiT on Il.
l take this opportunity to refute hIs ,ts, yl
ments relative to Cranberry Lake ana
adjacent waters. anu
/ have nshed there several time. With
success. and shortly before the above men.
toned article appeared had just returnsd
from a four days Grip, at which time
ing plenty OF fish for eating, nv fsths-
and 1 brought out the legal limit OF tw,n,r
pounds of hsh. which varied in size from
three-eighths to two and half pound,
and reports that am receiving from Tobr
Rowland at Indian Mountain HOUSE lnSi
cate that the good fishing still continues
'Whippoorwill" called Cranberry Lave
nothing more than a broad and shaIIov
widening OF the Oswegatchis River" This
Y certainly misstatement OF facts as
this lake is the largest one in the Adiron.
dacks, having a shore line somewhat over
a hundred miles and being exceptionally
II "whippoorwiiI' INDUCED in .,-,v
spring fishing II is no wonder that m.
nows, such as Brandy Brook, South Flop
and similar points where brooks enter,
produced no fishing. because up to the
logs apd the good catches are made IN
the laks-proper. 1t looks TO me as though
your correspondent has been the victim
of poor judgment and guiding, and I am
sure IL he could have had the proper
guide the poor opinion that he has OF
this greatest Of trout waters in the East.
ern States would certainly never hsy,
been formed
! personally would be glad to 20 INTO
oetais with whippoorwlil" rela,iv. :,
the lake. / have several frIsrds ~
nave been there this spring, and ,hnV
AZ have returned with just as nne suecs,,
1on prnas , r. S. PECK
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LAToNIA RESULTS.

First Race-Claiming; four year -olds and mn
wa. ward :l1 furionEs a. Dr. Carmen. Joe !Burte).
Murray, $50. third Time III. IS. Nav
M ,.S, ,F sss :, Mia: anderson Port
Brig of War and Jack Straw also ran
second kaesEFor two-year-olds; msidens
Hughes. lit tsimp:onS $40. $50 and pe 8 %
$50, second; Peace Psnnant, lis g. How
Lord wraek Sweep Jr,, Alex Jr., W p. Mont.
gomery. Captain Tony. overEold. Spartan
burg and Lord Hamilton also ran.
Third Race-The Walton purse OF IL =
90; for So, t .SS,ssy ps..O tu.IOnEs;
$50 won; Joriee. ZOE tRobinsonl, ,SIo
tAso. third. Time, l:ii as. Pisarro,,
BY Heck, Early Spring. Tetley and Bon
Fourth Raos-F,r threeyear.olds and mn.
SiS, nso and y, WON; kltqi 3 ssStGT TsS2:
ksS, H@ scees' sSb.hds dane Bon n n 70 s .aG
Firth R.ee-Th. Boone County purs.
omond. lS CThurberl, 500, $40. won Ciere.
mont no tGroshI q 60 second: Ginger. ito
Special also ran.
sixth race-Three-year-olds claiming
purse si,Soo one one mile and slnt.enth;
and tSio. nrst; WEXFORD. los fcann.id1'
(Thurber), t2i.so. third. Time, las a.s'
Emanaie. water Willow. Dixie Carroll also
ran.
Seventh <-yace-Four-year-oid and un-
and furlonE;. Exporter. los (Robinsonli
1880, $3.50 and ttio. frat: KinEnsher''
100 ., shqrrsyns. ',ss sSd $40; second
Time, 1854 SIS. Chick Barley. Kilkenny'
Aztec. Or. shAfer, Shadow Lawn, NIEht
Owl. Water Proof Sir oliver also ran.
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Miss BjurStedt Defeats
Miss Wagner at Tennis
Champion Eliminates New York State Title Holder in
National Singles at Philadelphia. Miss
Hooker Is Injured.

e.. for the match. 1t was a narrow
escape for her.
The afternoon was given over to the
doubles and mixed doubles. and the girls
singles went into the \dnal round when
Miss Katharine Gardner Of New York
defeated Miss Martha Bayard Of Short
Hills, N J., at e., IS.
In the girls singles Miss Adelaide
Hooker OF Greenwich sprained her ankle
playing a doubles contest and was un-
able to play her semi-nnal round match
with Miss Elisabeth Warren. Richmond,
Va. An X-ray was taken OF the injured
member tonight and II possible the
match will be played tomorrow. 4
The Summaries Fellow.
women,s National Championship Singles
(Fourth Round)-Mrs. George W. wight
man man defeated s si,, Miss Anns To.s.sndi g.:
Moli: pjar ses1 defeated Mis-: Mari. w M:.
.s.n Ms, ci. ni; c., Merton s zip der
pouSiss tTh!ra ReaadJ-Mrs: sp.ns.r v
sns y' .na Si ~
SIS. 81: Miss Asrion zinderstsin and
Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Miss Molly
as; Miss Glare cssssi and Miss Marie
Wagner defeated Mrs. De Forest Candee
and Mrs. T. C. Cassebeer. Ga, 7-s; Mrs.
George W. whitman and Miss Eleanor
seers defeated Mrs. Barser waiiach and
Miss Phyllis Walsh, 4-s, 81, 81.
: semi-finai Round-Mis. zinderstein and
Miss ooss defeated Mrs. Weaver and Miss
Bjurstedt, "a. Is, g..
Girrs National Championship Singles
(semi- Final Round) = Miss Katharine
Gardner defeated Miss Martha Bayara'
National Championship Mixed Doubles.
Second Round--Miss n. Murray and A. J..
Batty won from Mrs. T. II. Cabot and
Leonard Beekman by default; Mrs. T. C.
Cassebeer and J. 8. Disston defeated Miss
Virginia Carpenter and J. A. Carpenter.
Jr.. rs. 3Es, 90: Miss Phyllis walsh
ami irving wright defeated Mrs. N. D.
Stranin and Louis De Long. 81, So;
Nh Marion Zinderstein and Vincent Rich
ards defeated Mrs. De Forest Candee and
Russell Thayer, Jr.. 81. e.: Miss Marie
Mrs. J. 8. Taylor and Peter wright. Ct.
81; Miss Glare cassel and wallace J.
johnson defeated Miss Anne Townsend
and Edmund Thayer. Jr.. 81. 81: Miss
Molly Thayer and A. d. Thayer defeated
Miss Margaret Law and Edward .Cassard.
s-4. 81; Mr. and Mrs, wightmAn de-
feated Mrs L. @. Norris ,and Alex oeer.
81. 81: Mrs J; E. Bailey and p. r:
kirkland defeated Mrs. 8. p. Weaver ana
Arthur Hawes. 81. 6-3
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BECKY LANIER WINS
HONORS IN SADDLE
Takes Blue on Down East and
Yellow on Dixie at West
chester Horse Show.

WRITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 1s.-Clear
skies and light breezes drew thousands
OF society people from Westchester, New
York. and surrounding communities to
the Westchester County Horse Show.
Gedney Farms, to-day. The events were
exciting and keenly contested. There
were more automobile parties than on
the FIRST day Of the show and a larger
number Of persons attended.
The only accidents thai marred per-
feet day Of riding were when John Sui
Ivan. riding Louis X. Liggetts Mel
chester In the jumping race. was thrown
at the third hurdle and when Miss Lor-
raine Lssett the ten year old daughter
OF Louis X. Ligsett riding Play Boy.
was thrown at the FIRST hurdle OF tho
same race. Both escaped injury.
In the ladieS hunters class Miss
Becky Lanier. daughter OF Charles D.
Lanier, rode three mounts entered by
her father. She won a FIRST on Down
East and third on Dixie.
Class %. jumping Class. Open to ALL
land Laddie: second. Louis X Llsretts
CHI. 9. Melchester; third, Miss Micheiie
g Nswhorg': CHI. 9 Killarney Jim; fourth.
V cs.. IL. s.sdi. S fS wss1sn.'t.r
John NICE. Bew%.n. sh. 8: H"rry: thIrs.
ward EhierS. b. m. The Little Girl.
cias, II, Ponies in Harnsss-winner.
Louis K. Liggetts b. m. Fulanee; second.
Belle: third, Fernbrook FARMS b. .. Fire
Lad fourth. Mrs. A. R. Monirs blk. g.
Glass -. Saddle Horses-winner, Mis-.
Helen Moiler's oh. m. Sunshine: second,
Charlie. D. Lanisrs blk. m. Blackberry:
SIMON; fourth. Felix M. war6urs's CHI. m.
Ci.s. 81. Hunters-winner. Louis X. 1As-
G. Finch, blk g Sir Richard: " fourth o' e.
A. c Moor,; IL s.s, Sr. ~ :; Monoels
I'm b Jourdsn,s ch. m. Choie Malone: sec
ond. Jossph c. BALDWIN ads IN: g. limerick
i MI , MIS-; Ann. G. Ehlsr... blk. & G1n..
Class q. Teams Of Three Polo Mounts
winner. Edgar " Clau:en'. strcloway. W.
diGent. wolf and Ranger Homer; tnird.
Max Phillip.s Rock. Major and ooid Dust:
sssr, .n n Nv y Wins Tommy Joint Xe
Class ,s. Saddle Horses..w,nner. John
tni.s an, Z Ss e.
cl.:: 81. Pcni.: Und.r s.adle@winn.r.
s.t,y; tsiSa. Hugh 's J ss on Lay IA.
p'eaid m. TIT Bits; fourth. Budd PoiIsh's
Class 90. Ladies' Hunters--winner.
Charles d. Lanier's eh. 9. Down East: sec
ond. Louis X. IIggetts ch. g. Melchester;
third. Charles D. Ianiers b. m. Dixie;
fourth. Miss Joan r. Michlers CHI. g.
Class 81, saddl. Hors.s-winner. Alice
A. Dodswnrth's hr. q. Thus: second.
Charles Buffers eh. m. Fanny Frances:
third. Edward Ehlers ch. q. Danny
Dsever: fourth. Narvana stsbieS CHI. m.
Babette.
Class ~. Troopers Mounts-wInner.
Can't. Madison's Modakely.
Class 81. Handy Hunters-Winner, c. A.
Moore's dun &. Jack o. Lantern: second.
Louis X. LgEett's CHI. Z. PLAY Boy: fourth,
Charles d. Lanier's br. m. Maynower.
The sun., 1919-06-20
LATONIA ENTRIES.

w! wscdIi,:, s r. .f pgr;Fd i
broom stso y, Sweep v'n lis. A.r ses'.1 IT, rom is
~ Also .ieiSis Hii.n. ios; s i.s.r W sa.is
III: SILK Lady. iii: 'Marse John. 1917
'T sesoSyd H. R Gcis,,Pn;;r lis ~.
Ola msiaens: -four and half furions.f .scsp-
H.wt; ~: :Mi.. Patty, i@: Mails. ID:
IN: BLACK Prince. us: Code Of Honor. lis ;
'srish. scla. lo7; rinssrc!e. liz; WI John.
Son S ns; kurna' III: cicsly Kay, IL; Jack
Third Race-Purss. 1880: sour-y..r.
old. and up; worthvIl. Purse: ar fur
Ps:p..u d%D5. 10: Pep 9 tn. 10; Morn Sa;s
Fourth R.ee-Pur.. $4,000; Hamilton
srs: Mn, nap g., g. 5Ss STAIR les n:ll'oi;,
TI FIN ,' a.e s:n1!ns: r:rs .o6 a.:
piS.r.i.n. ie.: Rroem Psdei.r. ies: To !:
ti imp sew" sals. e1" Voter. ' los; '% %;Ss
sixth Claiming: H.2o: thre.-y.sr.
a Ha' @ %' asd pas. os ss s
.Grumpy. loe; sunffssh. 100 Duke Of shelby
ITO: Lottery. III Stsrkey Ompl. III; Rife
Shooter. III Jack Hill, III: PAR dmp). iii ;
Prunes. liz. Also eligible Rhymer, III Ne.
dusa, los Selma A, %: 'Redstsrt. los Am
buscade. Ill George Duncan. los
Seventh RAce-ciaiming: $1,000: three
year-olds and upward: one and one-quar-
ter mile Brunette II. Omp), 80:
sRookery. loS: 'Kentucfye Boy, io1; Ell
Rey. ios: DR.. samueis. los: 'Bryniimsh.
los: klngozt. los; Nashville. Ios; Oboius'
az; 'peckmate. III: Sam McMeekin, ia;
Golden Glow. lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed
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YOUNTAkAH GOLFERS
WIN TEAM MATCH
Defeat North Jersey Club IN
Mixed Fouvsomes.

PATERSON, n. j., Juno le.-In an in
teresting match on the links OF the
North Jersey Country Club to-day a
delegation of eight teams of members OF
the Yountakah Country Club defeated
like representation OF the North Jer-
sey Country Club. Is points to Q, in a
mixed foursome The points were scored
under the Nassau rules. which allow a
point 10 the team leading at the end of
uhe nrst nine holes. point to the team
leading at the end Of the second nine
holes and a point to the team winninS
the match.
AFTER the match the Yountakah club
extended an invitation for a return
match which was accepted. In tho near
future ten men teams OF the two clubs
VIII play on the North Jersey links,
The sun., 1919-06-20
MORE AUTO RACES.
Second OF Series Mt Nay Track
Scheduled for July 4.

James J. Johnston. manager y, o..
Eastern States Motor Racing Assoc, ae
ton. yesterday announced that ~.
second Of the series OF sutomobI,a rn ZIG
to be decided this season will he .,s~es
at the Sheepshead Bay speedwsv ~
July 4. At the urgent request OF al, tha
Leading drivers inc card will include q
and sprint races.
The pilots who took part in IN. 40. :,
mile race two weeks ago when Rainh ~
Palma established new world's r pe
maintain that II the distance haS Saos
twice as far De Palma would no, 80
won. This opinion was shared h., :
majority Of ths huge crowd. W
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HAMMER LEADS AT
FOX HILL LINKS
With Card Of ~, Has One
Stroke Advantage Over
Walker.
NJ INNS BROWN.

An old favorite raced home ahead OF
the field in the qualifying round Of the
annual invitation tournament Of The
Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. when
A. F. Hammer turned In the best card
with rs. one stroke ahead Of A. l.
Walker. Jr., OF Richmond County. Kam-
mar. who IL playing now from Baltusrol,
formerly was a member at Fox Hills
He was the winner of the last of the
invitation affairs staged by the Staple
ton Club.
More than a hundred players teed of
for the event. and more than enough
to All FIVE flights OF sixteen each turned
in cards. Here and there an entrant
found himself SO far of his game that he
declined to give In material evidence of
his slump. The course II exceptionally
fast both through the fairways and on
neld ran very high.
The race between Hammer and
Walker for first honors Of the day was
watched with interest In the last play
ing Of the tournament Walker took his
first leap TO golfing prominence by cap
turing the qualifying round. Then
Hammer came through as winner in ali
subsequent rounds Of match play.
Keen interest. therefore. centred In the
struggle between these players for
qualifying honora
Hammer Comes with spart.
For the first half Of their Journey the
Richmond county entry held the edge.
But after the turn for home Hammer
came like streak He had taken a
forty on the outward journey and
Walker. who went out in So, was two
strokes to the good. Walker was I'M
able to better his record for the return
home. whereas Krammer negotiated the
last half in 81. In order to achieve his
feat he did the last six holes two strokes
teenth and seventeenth and equalling par
on the other four.
Walker stood an excellent chance to
capture first honors. but found trouble
In three instances on the pilgrimage back
home from the turf He clipped of
bird ut the 34o yard tenth. but ran to
6 on the eleventh. Another 6 at the
b3S yard thirteenth ran him one over
par, and he dropped two more at the
1es yard sixteenth. which he needed
to get down.
Both beat par at tho seventeenth, I'm
ishing strongly on the hole to turn the
trick. Walker was Just of the green on
his second, and sank a chip shot for his
three. Nothing daunted. Hammer, who
was fully twenty-five feet from the cup.
ran down a nice putt to break even on
the hole.
Following Is a list Of the pairing for
the first round in the first sixteen:
Hammer vs.. Bomann. C. Van Clief VS..
Bessire. Follett va. Milliken, Allen VS..
w. C. Van Clief. spindler vs.. Hunt, New
man vs.. Kendall. Gardner vs.. Mitchell,
Brander vs.. Walker
Match play begins this morning at
1880 o'clock. The fifth sixteen gets
away frst. The fourth sixten starts out
at s:15. the third al, $3.50, the frst at
10 rs and the second at no.
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VERMONT.

-Bowmsn, Stolen bsses-Callahan, Brown,
Roth 3 Mclean. Mooney, Burns. Sacrifice
Palmer, q; on Furman. J; on burrows, J.
by Burrows, I. Double -plsys-Burrows and
Finn. Hit by pitched ball-Klbbe Hits
on Palmer, in innings: on Furman. in
utica tmpires-Messrs. Barry and Macy.
The sun., 1919-06-20
ANOTHER AMERICAN LOSES

LONDON, June 1s.-Grevhle OF Eng
land beat Lieut.. Louis Graves, united
States. in the tennis tourney this after
noon, Is, 6-3, 6-2,
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pole and gdopn sodat
the ar nd
HpAe,n sur~
Posts
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WILLIAMS BEATS VERMONT.
Large Commencement Q Gathering
Sees Game-score Ia 9 to-4.
Special Despatch 10 THE srS

WILIAMsrowS. Mass. June 10
Williams downed Vermont, 8 to 4. before
a large commencement gathering here
to-day. In the fourth four runs were
gathered through the wildness OF Pal
mer the visiting twirler. Furman sue
ceeded him In the next inning. Thu
score:
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Miss Wagner Nv York Tennis Champion Eliminated Singles
To:day's Sport Events

BAsEBALL-Cicvcia Indians Va
Yankees ~ Pole Gryunds, $3.50 r. n.
Psrk, $3.50 r. NJ. Blnsh.mpton W.
Newark 1t Federal Leagus Park,
$50 r. N. Pcnnsylvenia at Lafsy-
cite. vermeat W. Tufts,
RACING--At Jemaica track.
LAWN TENNrs-Women's national
championships nj Philadelphia.
BrcoEiyn chsmpisnshlps st TsfTscs
chusetts sineIss AZ Lonrvood.
GO1f-Invttafton tournament at Fox
Hills Club, ESQ A. NJ. Women's one day
tourney At Glen Ridge, 10 A. M.
BE0ATfA-Annual Iale-Harvard boat
rice 1t New Londen. Freshmen
crows, 10 A. NJ. Junior crows, 1850
A. n. Varsity crews, $50 r. NJ.
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Puhse was fully eItendd
q oodrce. " N' "'-''
added and
Post 1 n IGo
C. Trainer
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FOURTH SIXTEEN.
OTHER SCORES.

W. !. Dey, scarsdale, 40, 4s-s5; C
skidmore. Crescent, a.. +s-s5: Z. vynne,
Fox Hills 81. $50; @. B. Morrison, For
Hills, IS, s-s6; A. d. Corwin. For Hill.
-. N-s1: II. C. Dennison. Fox Hills 81
So; e. Martin, Fox Hills, ~, Is-sT:
Z. c. Burrows. Scarsdale, as, bI-sT
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drawn
On roppedb ackaE
d sen" yanSs Start good Won
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MarS
had
" SSa easily Al pest So on
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
ARNEGAT BAY AND

HIGH TIDES OUTER
hnd the at vaou
hoursnd Ioka
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.


6S Fsr maidns
Trainer Garth Tsm. = By Heian -oce
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@ ub o up S IN the lat
Pckwickc homa
FOURTH
I'll mile start good Won winner CHI
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.Apprentice allowance claimed
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{. Thundersto m is full brother to the
: famous Campfire, which won the Futu-
;, rity three years ago. He Is by Olambala
and Nightfali. and was 'bred by Mr..
Wilson at his Kentucky farm. He
greatly resembles Campfire and has a
great deal OF his speed and stamina. and
II he were a sound colt would rank with
the best.
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Tapageur. carrying the colors OF C. A.
Applegate. won the fifth race. a claiming
affair at one mile and a sixteenth. Tap
. ageur is a highly bred colt. being by Bal
lot out OF La Venganza. As a yearling
he cost Joseph E widener $500. Last
week Mr.. widener sold him to Mr.. APP
plegate for the proverbial song.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
TWO DIE BY ACCIDENT
AT RAILROAD CROSSING

Coroner Bullock held inquests last
night in three cases-Gacaba Perico,
Samuel DaGrano and Antonio Gosparo.
In the case OF Perico. who was killed
by being struck by train on August
2d near Edge Moor. the jury adjourned
due TO a lack Of testimony, to meet at
the call OF the coroner.
A verdict Of dealth resulting from
injuries received by being accidentally
struck by train No. 4O6. Of the Penn
sylvania railroad. was given in the
case of Samuel DaGrano, who was
killed at the crossing at Newport, Aug
ust 3. A similar verdict was given in
the case Of Antonio Gosparo, who was
injured at the same time and place.
who died at the Delaware Hospital on
the morning OF August 4.
The Jurors in the case were; Harry
w. Lowe, foreman: William r. Mil
nor. secretary; William L. keenan,,
John A. Minor, Albert Connor, Harry
X. Woodman and Wilson F. Lukens.
The coroner will hold an inquest
tonight in the case Of William G.
Myers. at New Castle, who met death
yesterday by being run over by an
automobile truck.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
PROSECUTE SELLERS
OF impure MILK.
State Board Of Health Calls
Vendors for Hearing Fixed
for Next Thursday
SUPPLY MUST BE
UP TO STANDARD

The State Board or Health for sew
eral weeks has been gathering infor-
nation regarding the quality OF milk
that is sold in the city and is now pre-
pared 10 take action against all deal
ers who violate the State milk regula-
tions. Samples OF milk that have been
analyzed at the State Laboratory show
that the milk is IN some cases unfit for
consumption, that IL Is mislabeled in
many cases and that practically no at
tempt is being made on the part Ol
some dealers TO comply with the law.
AS a remedy for this condition the
Board will resort TO publicity and pros
ecution. and a dozen or fifteen dealers
have therefore been notified to atter
a hearing before the Secrtary OF the
State Board OF Health at 10 o'clock on
next Thursday morning In room No.
35l OF the Public Building and show
cause why they should not be prose-
cuted. According to a representative
Of the state Board OF Health samples
are to be collected at frequent intervals
from all OF the dealers and immediate
action wilAbe taken against all persons
who handle an impure article.
The dealers who have been summon
ed for a hearing on Thursday constitute
only a small fraction Of those who
will be summoned unless radical inn
are made, the officials say
and even though the maximum iine be
Imposed the same dealers VIII be ar
raigned again II no betterment is shown
in their supplies.
The board is OF the opinion that a
few vigorous prosecutions will effect
the much-needed Improvement In the
milk supply OF the city.
Dealers who are nots familiar with
the latest milk regulations should APP
ply at the offlce OF the State Board OF
Health az Dover. for a copy Of sucn
and dealers who are anx-
ious to sell pure milk and avoid Legal
complications are invited 10 request the
assistance and advice OF the State Board
of Health in making the necessary
changes.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
FERDINAND IN BUDAPEST;
II. S. SENDS ULTIMATUM
BUT NOT IN THE PUBLIC STOMACH.

LONDON, Aug. s. UNITED Press -
American officials have sent an ultima
tum to the Rumanians asking that they
modify the demands upon Hungary and
threatening 10 withhold food supplies II
the request is not compiled with, ac-
cOrding TO Vienna advices reported, In
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen.
PARIS. Aug. 8. UNITED Press).-King
Ferdinand, Of Rumania. has entered
Budapest, a dispatch from that city to-
day stated.
BUDAPEST, Aug I. Delayed; United
Press) king Ferdinand, OF Rumania,
postponed his arrival in Budapest II
was learned today, upon the discovery
OF a plot against his life.
While Allied troops are maintaining
order in Budapest, the Bolshviki are
reported to have seized control in
Southwestern Hungary and are said TO
be slaughtering the Burgeoise popula-
tion.
Secret murders Of hundreds OF victims
during the Bolshevik regime, were just
becoming known. The victims included
General Ferry, who was lynched and
thrown into the Danube, and Col. Borhy,
who was shot and thrown into the river
also.
The terrorist, Abram Kohn, who was
arrested today. boasted in an interview
that he had committed eighty murders
under the orders Of Tiber Samuel, one