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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-five fIrlongs: AtaSked Dancer,
Io9 tMcAteel. 9 70 2. to J. even; Wsidins
Cake. lc5 iJohlIs0nl s to |. to l: Busv Signal
lG CThurhcrl, to ) Tine. c-Ss So Just
Fancy. ArrU1 Point. Violet Tip. Thelna Z .
ROsc Of Roses. L OrIhelinc. My Boots Flare
Up, Princess Mary. Herd Grl. Bounding Bill
lows, Wendy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ons mile: Hauberk, 100
(McCrsnnl. } To 2. } to 5. to ); Ballast
lo6 CMusgrave), s to /, 10 / Tailor Maid es
Vida. to L Time 81 IS Bulldoze, Harry
Breirosel. African Arrow, Dsddy's Choice, Dor
caA Kenn Jane. Kills II. wiseman also ran
THIRD RACE-SN furlongs: Lion dor, l0
tLSkel. II to %. out, out: Rapid Day. 100
Hamilton. tn !. tn 5; Thistledon 81
Boslel. TO 5 Tine, ll0 +5 Bonjour. Crum-
well. Gath also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: War Zone, loi
lHamiltcnl. 10 to !, I 70 l. 10 !: Emrndorf.
ms tRicel. to l, 2 70 s. Ksshrnir lG7 Mus
grave. to 5 Tins. ! 3 25 woodtsp. War
Machine. Precioas. Gloomy Gus, BufoCd. Jack
Stuart. Troitus. EScobs, ThunderstnEm, kalitsn,
Pastoral Swain also zn-
FIFTH EACE-FiTe and one half turlonEs
BeCi; and Can. liz lLyksl. to ). to 5 TO
.; Wax The PaEE. 10 tPetz), 10 TO l. 4 10 /;
CAubeen, &c CALLAHAN, ! to : Time. l:O6 Is
Hidden Ship. indian. Rsd Domino Marx Ees.
aad BrItuS SlSo ran
SIXTH RACE--z fIrlonss: E.nhlads IAS
LoiJls', II to ), To 5. l TO :, Passing Shower
10. tJCAnsonl. I 10 l, 10 ] Elsn Queen 10
.FsEtTotkeri, even. Tine. Ill fat IIcakius
IN, LGcT Lee, PasmsnI 0rlenla Fiuitcske
LADY Gertrude slsO rfn.
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F0XHALL KEENE
TO RACE AGAIN
Noted Sportsman BUYS
Classy Yearlings at
Saratoga Sale.

Saratoga. Aug. l. - Crowos which
have attended racing la the East tins
season. particularly the mUltIJudes g.
the Saratoga meeting. have cou
WINGED everybody associated with the
American turf that Thoroughbred rag-
ing is once more re-estsblIshed. T
remained for the general sale Or
yearlings conducted by the TasiE-
Upton Company here last night. hor-
ever. to demonstrate this
Commander J. K L. Ross. the motel
Canadian mUiti-millionairc sports-
man, invested about 5000 I'm the
yearlings put on the auction block.
He paid the top price OF tho sale fcI
chestnut colt by Sunstsr out Cg
Marion Hood. G25.Gy1
The racing public may soOu eNpectio
see the celebrated keene silks baC..
on the turf. FoxhaH Keene bought =
number Of yearlinEs OF less prefer
tion than those mentioned. For
prices realized the sale was by IA
the most sensational Of the past gen
Grafton.
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JOE CANS HELD
FIST|C TITLE
Eleven Years of Hard Fight
ing to Reach Top
Honors.
By ED HUGHES

Joe Cans. "the old master" won
his lightweight title after eleven
years Of hard lighting in the ring.
but if it hadn't been for a clever,
liOn-hearted little fellow who hail
ed from Buffalo. the dusky Balti-
morean might have been champion
two years earlier than that The
human obstacle that temporarily
checked Soe's rise to premiership
realms was Frank Erne. one of the
fastest and most calculating scien-
tifc lightweiEhts who ever fought
his way to pugilistic crown. In ad-
dition to his marvellous skill Erne
had a heart of the qualities. if not
the shape. that functions in lions
body in quest of formidab bic prey
in the jungle. Had he not Erne
would never have been returned
a winner over Joe Cans when the
two met for the lightweight cham
pionship a little more than nineteen
years ago at the Broadway Ath-
letic Club in New York. And Cans
mans laurels before ten rounds had
during the fight.
Erne. a gentlemanly. quiet, sober
living youth. became the foremost
lightweight of the world by de-
feating the great Kid Lavigne in
twenty bitterly fought rounds
Previously he had whipped George
McFadden and Dal Hawkins. two
of the most dangerous lghtweights
that ever parted the ropes. With
brainy generalship he combined
quick. short range punch which
was a sharp as inCisive as a rapier
thrust. Also as before mentioned
he had the heart of the king Of
the jungle. He was a tighter, every
inch.
Joe Cans had developed the flaw
less lighting technique which later
gained him the sobriquet. the old
master" Incomparably deceptive i'll
feinting. he was an astonishingly
rapid and terrific hitter with either
hand. His fOotwork was the very
essence of deXterity. In advance
of retreat he never wasted a step.
He had defeated McFadden. Haw-
kins. Spike Sullivan. Spider Kelly
and many other famous ones and
had trailed Erne more than a year
for a fight. Broadway thought 50
well OF his ability that the coIored
wizard was made a 10-to-S and
2-to-1 tavorite over Champion Erne
when the men entered the ring
But whether Joe was a fighter
every inch at the time may best be
CLEANED from the result OF the
Z fray.
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M'LOUGHLM & BUNDY
WIN TENNIS DOUBLES

Boston. Aug. u.-Maurice +. Nc
Loughlin and Thomas G. Eundy. win
ners Of the Pacific coast titles. defeat
ing Willis +. Davis and H. Van Dyke
Johns. winners of the western sec
JionaI doubles championship. -. g..
e-i. IN the Grst round Of the national
doubles tennis tournament 1T the
Longwood Cricket club her" this af-
tCrnOon.
In the first round. T Morris VII
hams II, and Watson VI Wa~hDIu.
winners of tn" New England sectional
doubles. opposed Ichlla kumagI"
aud Harold A. ThrOckmorton. VIM
nels of the Middle States IT'LL.
The Australian stars. Norman L
Brookes and Gerald Patterson. who
played in the Newport tournament
last week. VIII oppose the winners OF
the first round
In the second round Fred r. Alex
ander and : Howard Noshcu win
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BAN B. JOHNSON
TO FACE BOARD
Special Meeting of Ameri-
can League Directors
Thursday.
By ". J. McGEEHANN.

New York. Aug. ll.-Development in
the American League war today
seemed to Indicate that Byron Ban
croft John9on. president. secretary.
treasurer and director of the league.
will be hunting himself 1; new joo
presently. In response TO the invita-
tion Of Col. Jacob Ruppert president
os the New York club. Harry II.
Frazee and Charles C'onliskey met the
ankee owner at tho Fillmore today
These three, who constitute a quorum
and a majority of the board of di-
rectorS. called meeting for Thurs
day. at which time Gar Ban will
practically be placed on trial.
The call for the meeting is as fol-
lows: Urgent necessity requiring
special meeting of the board of direct
ors OF the American League Of Pro
fessioual Baseball Clubs, the under
signed. being a majority OF the board
Of directors of the said league. hereby
call 4 special meeting of such board
OF directors to be held on Thursday.
August Il. 1919, lt II clock 4. NJ. 1T
Room Isl. BiltmOre Hotel. New YORK
CITY"
This meeting is called pursuant 10
section 10 and the other sections Of
the constitution Of the said les que for
the purpose Of considering and taking
action in the matter Of the alleged
action OF the president Of the league
purporting TO suspend Player Carl ".
Mays. and for the purpose OF Consid-
ering and taking action In the maj
ter Of the relation of the president OF
the league to the league and TO the
board Of directors. and considering
the management OF the affairs OF
the Office Of president OF the league
by its present incumbent. Mr.. Byron
B. Johnson. the president. secretary.
treasurer and director Of the league
is especially requested to attend the
meeting.
(Signedb
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-ClAimiuz. S-ysar-UId- snf vp
hIr'ongs- Resist. log: sam Reh. I0D: Sedan.
Z; Air h-Utrr lG: Nelle Yurks. IS; Adele
): Poarchez. I'd: Fort Bliss IL: SHaubsrk.
;: Back Bay is: Fsgcted II, lUs Drz-oor
:: Katie Canal. Il9: BaIly MoOue5. lOG: Gleip-
r. is; ArAh GO On. ~; Rob Hsnsley, us;
Holiday. l03: Ashony los
SECOND RACE-Stserlechass: tyea--olds and
= Bliss. 10; BUSho1se. ls: KiSJnor. l35. Sal
"a Is; Robert Oliver. I52; Toppy Nix. 10
THIRD RACE-SeIlins: Syear-olds and up;
e mile and fIrIonSs. Wisest Fool. 10; Katie
nal. i1S; Queen Of The Sea. 100: Don Dodge.
L: GlSpaer. los; TTry, los: Capt HodEe. l0s:
ssito. Ic3: Leap Frns. %; Hong Kong. 10;
N McMeesdn. rs: -RiHenny Ill; Beperolent,
,; Lottery, los; Rookery. y5
FOURTH RACE-Ksntucky; fox hrlies. 2-ysar-
ss; 81 f1rlonSs: 'Azlrita, -: Betty J. IL;
ea-y l5l: Sugar Mint, 60 ntania. los; Lakes
y. ls Ia Robles. lG; rache o'Glunt, %: His
voice. loe: Northern Belle %
FIFTH RACE-COndition; 3year-olds and
;: one mile Clean Gone. IL; Mormon Elder.
Z: Cupet Sweeper, lT, FruStosu. III; The
-ert IL; BrideSm8z. III. Hutton Trops, III:
ar Rocket. lE: Athloce I5: YuIcAnite, los
lrso, III: Day Due. ~
SIXTH RACE-Coadir!ons 2-gsar-oJd.- ~.
d ons-hsh fyuIooES: GrsySiAn. 10; Rizlt
e AigHt. los: Biazss. H. DAVID Hs-ln. lo2
a6y Bel. 10: Bndn4n. lG: KInburn. 10
hisk, .0e; Genie ", &C. Ireland. lo7 s31ooc On
q RoTI DueA- lers Irs wIIson liz, LADY
nod. -
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Protest Thrown Out.

Cincinnati. Aug. li.-rresident Heyd-
Ter has notified the Pittsburgh arc
Cincinnati clubs that the PIttsburfh
protest OF the frst game here July .
has been disallowed The protest
hinged solely on a question OF fact
which could only be determined b..
the decision OF the umplres.
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Ri f.
Petworth Wins.

The Petworth \. {. defeated the
Western Buds. g to d. The pitching
OF Ofu;t and fielding Of Wassernlan
featured. OnuJt allowed FIVE hits and
struck out sc> eu. Score BY innings:
RI. E.
Petworth A. C..2Io3u3" n"-s n %
Western Budds. 0 03VO OCU0-3 5 8
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RHE
Guyon Joins Canton.

Canton, OHIO. Aug. l'.-GeoTEe Guy
OF, famous star half back on Georgia
Tech for three years. signed a con-
tract to play football with the Canton
professional Team. national champions
in 1917. The team VII be oached by
Jim Thorpe. veteran Carlisle star.
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ED BARROW'S RED SOX
TRIM BURKE'S TEAM

Boston. Aug. II. - Pennock and
Sotheron had a great pitchers bat
tie this afternoon in the third game
of the series between the Red Soy
and Browns. which the former won.
to .. The only run made in tn,
game in the seventh inning a. the
result OF a clean single by Hooper
and bases on balls in succession to
Witt, Roth and Ruth. forcing Hooper
over the plate. The score:
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St. Elizabeth Lands Game.

= EIzaOtlH Hospital baseball team
defeated the Hystisville club yester-
day, to . Wu-ht. who did the twirI-
ing Tor tho winners, allowed three
hits and famed twelve men. besides
helping himself TO d three-base nit
Poor support "ehind HoIleran allowed
the hospital bow 70 scorr. Score by
innings
RH Z.
HyattsyIlle .. rO011 q q o. % I
St. Elizabeth -...Bn"u . @ ..-E % g.
Batteries -- Eol',rar. Bresseu al
N, Clay Wright and Srumou~
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American Athletes Home.

New York. Aug. II. - The &271st
American athletic Unit is home, hav-
ing reached here yesterday aboard
the transport Imperator after winning
the interalIied meet in France. The
unit consisted Of 60 officers, enlisted
men and civilians. They were under
command of Col. Joseph II. Thomp-
son. who chaperoned the team when
il went across.
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"CHAS. \ COMISKEN
H. H. FRAZEE.
JACOB RUPERT"

This amounts practically to dec
laration that Gan Johnson. the auto
crat of his league. the man who ap-
pointed himself car Of Organized
baseball. is TO he impeached and tried
by the board OF directors. Under the
conviction the directors have the pow
er TO overrule the president and to
remove him il it is deemed necessary
for the welfare Of the league.
The board Of directors this year is
made up OF Col Jacob Rupert. Of the
Yankees: Harris H. Frazee. of the
Red SON: Charles Comiskey. OF the
White SoX: Jim Dunn. OF the Cleve-
land club. and Ban Johnson, eN-ofticio
member.
Dunn. whose relations with Johnson
are close, declined to attend the meet
in~ called by Rupert Johnson did
not attend, though he was In the city.
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SPEAKERS INDIANS
: JOLT HUGGINS' YANKS

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Cleveland
Indians found Quinn. Shore. Small
1ood and O'Doul all simple at the
oio Grounds this afternoon. and
zsily defeated the Yankees. The
ane was a regular run-around affair.
Ie visitors scoring 10 runs. while the
anEees chalked up 9. The score:
Indiana AbH-O.AE YznkeeS AuHOAF
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Ruas-K0pP, Walker ~, Burns. Veach. Hell
man ~. Shorten t2l Jones. Ainanith. Earned
rIns-Athletics, 1 Detroit, ). Left on bases
Athletics. 4; Detroit. I Home runs-Ainsmith,
Walker Double pay-Burns, Perkins to Turn
er Bases on hals--Off NaylOr. 4: of nauss
. Struck out-By Naylor. 2; by Kinney, /; by
Dzuss, ; Pitching recOrd-OS NaylCr 10 hits
ard runs Is canedl in Is innings Isl al
hat; oil Kinney hit runs in ! - innings
C6 a. haU. Lnsig pitcher-Naylor. Time cf game
i hour 40 minutes. Umplres -Messrs. Nalhn
and Exams.
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r II L.
PhiIlies Land Final Clash.

Cincinnati. Aug. II. - The Phfllies
captured the last game of the series
from the Reds here today. to 3.
Lefty RiXey held the Reds to fve
scattered hits. while the visitors were
hitting Eler hard. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
PhiIadelphi4 .-...o 10000 o. 9 )
Cincinnati .... o.. l 900 o : 0
RiXey and Adams: Eller. LuQue and
Parideu
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BAT HELPS
TIGERS BEAT MACKS

Philadelphia, Aug. u.-Onco again a
home run belt put the Mackmen down
for the full count today. Ed Am
smith slung 4 round tripper into the
bleachers with two on base, and that's
why Detroi. won its second straight
victory from the Athletics Score .
10 1 Score.
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rms. tase b errors-V Vhicago. LIT On bass
" WSshnlst0n, 8; Chicago, :. First base on balls
on Hsrler. Innings pitched-By Harper. l.;
b LAchary, 7; by Gill, | Hits mAde-0ff
Harper, 10 At bat; ZachA-y, S IS at bat ;
Gill. ! a at bat. Struck out-By ZachAry l.
ThrcebRse hit-ShankE TgO-base hits-Judga
Rice. Fslsch. GandE. poutIe IIsys-Leouard to
Judge. Wild Titch-C Losing ptcher-Har-
Ter. npires- Messrs. Chill ard Dineen. Time
u gam hour u minutes.
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Major League Statistics
AMERICAN IEAGI e.,
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. I. Washington. 4.
Cleveland. Il; New York. ..
Boston, !: 81. Louis, 0.
Detroit, :: Athletics, I.
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ucrs Of the trI-sraIe sectional cham
pioUship. will play Randolph Lycett
ard Z ". Thomas. Of Australia
This ls expected to be one of the
fastest matches Of the day with the
Australians Sigh, favorites.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto. 8. Newark, .
Toronto, /. Newark. -
Buffalo. 0; Baltimore,
Buffalo. s: Baltimore. =.
Binshamton, /; Reading.
Binghamton. 9; Reading. o.
Rochester, ,; Jersey City. g.
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Totals - q
Bate IL. soth1rvn IN the ulnta
'Ksn :.- >sr,n,7d IL the nInlL
SIRE " LL.Hrs.
Bos,Dn ............ .... O 0 OuI c =
REn- HooT~- T0,b base LI-NgIurts Lsf,
on bsse--Ros'or. 10. - Is1uls. = S'aeu bass
-Hn"Ir- =. W.. Ba~e ou bal~-Of ~olloruu.
q Struck Uu'-Bs Pe-Eyrk e. b. >p;. 8rOn. ;
D'ih.a TH4T-M lu.ts -y >aann.l WI'd y5t.E
- NotHDnL a. ms Owrls AMI ,uEllg.ls
Tine Of gan. 4u
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Company c Defeated.

Out at the National Training School
Company F gave Company G the sur
prise Of their lives when they trimmed
them to the tune of > to .. The fea-
lures Of the game contributed were
the fine pitching OF Perry and the
work OF Ports of Company +. Man
ager Walter Lloyd will next try for
the scalp of Company B. who have
won twenty-three games and lost
thirteen. Score by innings:
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Pirates Trim Dodgers.

Brooklyn, Aug. 1.-The Pirates de-
fcated the Brooklyn Dodgers here to-
day m the final clash by . TO o The
Bu, cancers punched hits off Smith H..
tn" uf'h and scored five tail.es. Score
H. IunlngS
RIiE.
PttsJurEh 000- '"."nU--
Brooklyn .......u q "a 1u11l-- o. .
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where They Play Today.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
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War Risk, 3; Agriculture, l.

IOtaIN-.. = : 4 10 U IOtAIs.... y 8 .
.Batted for Calhoun in the ninth.
Score By innings:
Agriculture ............ 0 90 / o o o o OIL
War Risk o o 0 o 0 o Ks
Runs-N Sill, Hurd. Jarboc. Long Stolen
bsses-Long e.. Sacrifice hits-Fees, Smith
Trc-bas hit - Miller. Three-base hit - Pfeil
Struck out--By Hudson. 6; Jarboe. I. Base on
balls-Of Hudson, ) Passed ball-NIiller Hit
by pitcher-By Jarboe tCrcsvelD. Double play
-HudsOp to Lansche
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Rans-Gr1uey. OoapuEu. Speake- l5l, smith
., Wood. Gardner. WLn5y. Johnston Me-
GEr-. Ls<is @. Pipp 2. Pratt q. Bo.Ie
neL Home rIns-Pipn, Smith. BotIs Two
Iss hitS-G4rdaer JoanEtlrl. Sss-fcs fv-
FGnbJ- DOaO!e piays-Pra.t 10 Pipp: Chap
sn TO Johnston: BoIs TO I.uel Base on haH,s
o. B&Eby. /: Of Dunn. :. a Myers. ..
tN-SrraalwOol. :; Of Shore. . Struck out
; Quinn, |; = Myers. Lett m bases-
lrTeiand. [: IanAsss. :. UupireS-M -Moriarity
id Hildebrsnd
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Standing OF the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Where They Play To-day

Pittsburgh, }, Brooklyn. =.
Phillies, :, Cincinnati, 9.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

New York at Brooklyn.
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Aps<vsner slos,nrs ei4ln-s-
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10 Camille IhfUt,n % distinguish
"I French tnufua# .fln aud dtuuHtIHt
who ia ben thls rHuutrt iluFIUr utrI
certain uhHsrs Hf ihr motion picture
uHustIf. lta become OBJ Hf.uuUh td-
mIr,r uf ih, lff uf Mlas BESSIE Ulr.
r~I.giir. th, uutufIful star be- 'A Trick
OF Fate. tu INhlhIturs-Aiututl proc
luctiuu made DO, o. o. Feature, luc
Bo.nr un invited guest durlus tho
filming uf some French ,ilv rtu.t
boo MI-. Ibrri-,,iur latest uIgtur, hc
Wts su siHu,t with CO., chic starts de-
Uurttiur af .Allr Iurl. 90, French
cafe Eirl rut,I liner i1tt De- NI- ,uu.
WINGED the B,Ir"rs must hr ui French
blood
Pardon Aitd,mu.sDII. tuu rrr OF
fp frynsu TtUr Meet ,H ItH Geo..
uuir'i NJ thtuluu after thr SCENE
Mi-s UUrrI-,tl, r,pIIsI tlli sh. nii
heru iu Paris many flWe hut That
Nrw iufl was the pl.," cot urr birth.
'Mni- uu. it BE- ts Nuu HN lu,rnN-
shir. would UpN.Ifr hHtr believed
DO p|ussrrnIH' o. Iu~ftIrprDrtHA .rr'
unr lr mruutirr shruE Haf
trr uli ct muu rhrr rlrrr' Perhaps
,uut muthfIr Nuur q chair, are suA
NOT 81 Fr french
The tl,ut, sllr informed Dor on'
thu.it-tI. HdW.r,r that u'I ancestor
we're huul.ndr Americans
"Iormltt,z uHl MuI.uuIsrllu O,
hrrs sr htud ui 1900 lrti-ip WHgul.
4 fIuur and the gallant EtouDhuHi
-ultuE tho p.tiun tu tur WORT bowie
lud lrU Incredibly Hud admiration
ur5m.Hs ,r.u ir GHliID D'uni,u' n'r
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then see these to $49.95

When Fashion decreed that the Dolman Coat
was to be the Coat for the season. she made them
for 70 many different moods
And you know that Rosenwald's has such a
fascinating way Of surprising one with ever so
many different moods and suggestions that NOW
there are Dolman Goats here that are so delight
fully different just because they are HERE and
R~osenwald's offers them
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Then tINs i Tong dvop drink nr
Tor, YOU -or ulrrs Carey star ~ "ilcll
emf 90 the lyric thritcr today iu
THE special siN.rrii production Harry
Carey Is Dho,cuu, ulfr, the urIu,i.
pal character struggles acrurs q
hopeless dessert waste with the wound
eel leader uf % bandit EHuF bgfure
them street.-The. tiU utHkinss whit,
immensely 81 tho eternal sands ThyF
walked tf nrHi rhpu came thu pros
trttIuu 81 thirst. and they rrawl,i
Ns tuo great thIrzt ,upirrir1 them
With the white mantle uf death their
'"a tuund an oasis uu the -,HrUi hura
iSuu a white cts 81 purphyrl aud
rrduf vet like BE- Jewel boo Doe hurs
~ a., hills with strruEth born uf
hope they struggled uu The cit,
faded from their gaze 70 mirage ui
the desert iu d. place. towering
over the drifting sands. trusv be- black
uuh barren butte
For dramatic scenes uf the far.
flung west you should sr, Harry CO.
icy supported Dog NrtH 1rfuyr. iu
lirll Bent UNIVERSAL urw release
The t.yuuH a Moran comedy b. ais,
lviuE repeated today.
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TANKS TORPEOOED
BY SUBMARINES
IN FIRST contest
stroups Minions Are Routed by
Ward shepard's volley Ball
Arliris at x. NJ. Q. A.. Business
Mem League in ofhng.

ir To- elutrat featured by the perfect
Team. wura ~ thc warn
Shfpsri'- submarines totpuducd the
Stfuup TluiH Monday evening, lea tue
Hf.t UI 90 three irt WILEY bali series
.. determine flc chnmplunHhip ~ Al
h-uuurr.Hs and IT, rntirons The
"SuH r~f.eUgfhuen - The addition
CO., IIca,tts a. newcomer, display ~
tu artIUl. nf speed exceeding even th'
hopes of their fondcat supporters
The m~u.h-tuuied ranhs. h0lsting
such sf.IiIr uprfntmers aH lhnu q
UuUti.. nuu others Carrened aini'
lr.ss about the floor aud prn'cd easy
Nicuui- ulunrinr rsrh " the inl'r
runtrsts Bog unT--ihed rDntrt captain
stfuuu ~rrH~aNoreu - riil, his diHur'
rsnI..I utIa 10 rho conclusion uf each
uIs.st.. uu. luN alone assisted nam
with srr degree eft rhrruNrn~ r.
I,rI" tItfis tud Roberts instructed
s..r nIH-l fi frequent Intervals nu th'
tuuumruH uf % gafHe tud huih Hn'
p,iU.U finished rrrturWrIe hN th'
Time fbs suht hud the l1.i '"nirr.
slowed .Naf
SEQ uus srurtfrd more surprised a|
tie result NuIu the Subs th"WH'lNr'
who tu numerous occasion. Ffee
ytrpl," 90 fht fiyrrt ~ prosperity
und allowed fhr uuluphA TANKS 90 rul
up a IuIUt uf two while thr' raHt''
900 tlrIr IUrels 'upttu rhrr'fi
was 1HIf .pps t"u h' on
Iiohufsus 5000 %',iDAriis '1''hlr'
bc.us frv ltI Ger between boo iht Ti'
line ul
90 a..I Judge siruup I. ,uu
sid,rur .,mH rah1liinr hiH forces %"
Wrau a.t Hrh. aIul l frN heads hr
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expected 10 fan into the basket. "a
received very poor support from The
rest uf the Tanks. said Sta Cup a. hv
ruuied on meath the shower "nut
have something up WN sleeve which
I hnNe au doubt will nrinr about e
much different result Wednesday
night"
Although the Judge refused io
advance any further allhi Tor the
wreck ~ the Tanks. he limited that
the glare from captain s~hrvard's
rev green pants hud am uur~t'ilng
eject on his men However shepard
refused 20 dlNulse the reason fur. the
wearing NJ ihr green. bat atid the
offending pants would no on the scene
again "Wednesday night
The Tauks ars eiss Tor Il scl-n-
tine aggregation like the subj
npnred Captain shepard aNd Ne ~.
nsst 90 prove our superiority without
the shadow ~ q doubt hy sinking en-
again tho nest series
tyuu Eos. secretary 90 tie s. ~
q. A. haF about completed srrang
mrutH Cor She beginning uf thr =. ~
90 a Nuiiry tln ihaHuc schedule
witch ~ eaprctsd 90 start at the con
oiusiou uf thr seticH between thi
s-uhmuriucr and Tanks Au agrregs
'iuu composed uf hwHrrr. uue from
tho Forrest HufNicr and another
from the Chamber nf commerce are
vNperted in the league. with thl
fourth birth u~rnhlcninirsl at ihI
time anh open ~ the first organization
that PUTS IL regular Team un tho floor
The i ". e. A iiusiness Nous rlRs.
from o. d o. W H. fast increasing
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Geraldine Fnrfnrs SECOND Guldwyn
picture The HrIi Cat which comes
Co. a.. pasilns today and tomorrow
Do moi alone "a powerful story D. proc
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dramatic role as we'll
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trHdittuNs Ibis ulistufp implies Nrf
father b. q NNumiuE Hhecp ruiHsf Hud
IturhH H loved hf IaUh Webb th.
sheriff Iiu uIkr. To- wsli.tu-du cot.
tiruau, CuNrts the EiIi but -hu wli'
have lone uf ulu When De- rors IHu.
chs faNur.ur a., sheriff hD deter
m.uts Go ,uuritf hrr Tu ruuw ih1i
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min orders nis ND.irHuH tn ruf tnt
thruIf- uI pIIUcu "IH"u THE HH|u|
lls are Hitiu. hHt iuurHH surprise.
the men before tnt} com escape
There viii ALSO hr 10 uath, comedy
Hnd 10 rect ui official War Review
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