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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Sox Hits Scattered

TNEN times did Boston bats slam out
l. base hits off Jingling Johnson, but
those bingles were kept as far away
A.. Fourths of July. The Barrow bunch
had one in the first, none in he second,
two in the third and one in every fol-
lowing inning
Had it not been for a pair of wild
chucks in the third, one by Fred Thomas
and another by Joe Dugan, the AS
would have gotten the decision by to 0.
Only on rare occasions does a pitcher
allow ten hits and not permit an earned
run. And that's what our Jing did.
Jingling had a chance to win his own
game in the second. With three on and
two out, two strikes and three balls on
him, the Ursinus alumnus swung SO
hard on the air he caused Q breeze to
float over to the left field bleachers.
Then, with none on in the fifth, he lifted
the ball into the thirty cent section fon
a home run. Jing was as much surprised
as Caldwell.
Johnson also had an important part
in the scoring of the AS second run.
Dugan and Perkins opened the seventh
with singles and Cy scored on l.IiEa s
long sacrifice fly to Harry Hooper.
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TRUMPATOR KILLED
Six-Year. r.oId Chestnut Strikes Fence
and Dies From Injuries

New York. July 3.-Trumpator, one
of the most popular fcncers appearing
in the East the past several seasons.
will never again thrill the crowds by
his spectacular dashes through the field.
The siX-year old chestnut gelding of
the Dosoris Stable was killed in the
steeplechasc at the Aqheduct track yes
tcrday. Trumpator struck heavily in
taking the next to last fence, and fell
with such force on his head that his
back was broken during the somersault
The gclding died almost instantly.
Jockey w. Blake, who had the mount
escaped death miraculously.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
AUTO RACE TOMORROW
Star Drivers Entered in 1o0-MiIe
Event at Sheepshead Bay

New York, July 3.-The leading
speed demons of the world who will
compete in the 100mile Independence
Auto Derby at the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway tomorrow afternoon took their
final workouts late yesterday afternoon.
Ralph De Palma and "Howdy" Will
cox, who will battle for the champion
ship Of America in n special match of
three ten mile heats, are now ready for
the drop of the flag.
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BIG OFFER TO WINNER
Willard and Dempsey Wired Terms
for Bout in London

London. July 3.-Promotcr Coch
ran today wired jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey an offer of a purse of $125,
600 to the winner of their bout for n
match with either Georges Carpenter
European heavyweight champion, or
Jim Beckett. British title holder.
The match would be held in London
in November or December and would be
scheduled for twenty rounds. The win
ner would receive 60 per cent of the
purse and the loser 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
JESS WILLARD
AMERICANS TO SEE RACES
French Racing Association Invites
Service Men to Holiday Events

Paris. July 3.-The French Racing
officers and enlisted men to be guests
at the races as II means of recognizing
the Fourth of July. The Masons
Latfittc races have been named "St.
Mihicl," Lafayette. Independence
Day "Bois de Bclleau," George
Washington and benjamin Frank
lin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
4; Athletics, 2,
Washington, 9; New York, 4.
Chicago, @; Cleveland, 4.
st. Louis. II; Detroit. 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. !; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 8.
st. Louis. 4; Pittsburgh, g.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago. 2.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BostOn at Philndelphia-Clear.
New York ut Neutrality-suspicious..
Chicago ht Cleveland--Clcar.
Detroit ut st. I,ouis-Clear.
NATIONAL LEAGTE
Philadelphia at Bost0n--Clenr.
Brooklyn at New NOrk-Clear.
Chicago at Pittsburgh-Clear.
st. Louis at Cipcinnati--CIear.
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will schedule another game in this ter
ritory.
The Yale game will open the Wash~
ington and Jefferson schedule, and will
also mark the initial appearance nt
Washington of any Yale athletic orr
.ganization.
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Bill James Sold

Boston, July 3.-"Bill'' James. one of
the Big Three, who, pitched the Boston
has been sold outright by the National
League club TO the Oakland tCalif) club.
James has done little pitching in recent
years, as a result Of an injury TO his throw
ing arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Alex Her Defeated

New York. July 3.--Howard w Robinson.
the dark horse in the North Side cham
pIonsa pIionship D. lawn tS ter tennis topTnament being
Heights Tennis club, created a sensation
Yesterday by defeating Alex Iier at 90, 81
in the nth round OF the singles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Returns Of the Bio Bout

Returns of the jack Dempsey-Jess Will
lard championship bout At Toledo, o. to-
Eleventh stree, arena. Clan-na-gaei games
a. Point BrSeze Park. Hilldale Ball Park,
Strawhridge & Clothier ball park and Hip
podrume Theatre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Hall Reachea Semiflnal

New York. July 3.--walter Merrill Han
middle states champion, reached the SEMI
Country club invitation tennis tournament
yesterday on the clubs turf courts at Glen
Cove L. !. He won his third match In
straight sets, defeating Or. William Rosen-
baum at 90. o..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Irish to Meet Americans

Belfast. July 3.-The Irish Amateur Ath.
letlc Association has arranged an interna-
ttonal contest with Il team from the Ameri-
can army in France. The meet viii be held
IN Dublin on July IL. There will be ff-
teen events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

A nelo leJt-hdnder has Joined the AS.
His name is HaIidhdr aud he comes from
SoineIOhere in Vermont. They come aud 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Yields Lea Amputated

Boston, Mass, July al. Harold Weld
the Dartmouth athlete who won the hammer
throw in the intercollegiate track and field
leg amputated. according to word received
by George V. Brown. of the Boston Athletic
AssoCia ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Baltimore Wins Pennant

Baltimore, July BY taking both ends
Of a twin bill from Emergency Fleet OF
@ E@hlladelphia here Yesterday. Bal timore Dry
ware River Ship Yard League
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
Central A. a. Without Game

Central A. A. would like TO arrange A
game with a twenty-year-cld travelling team
for tomorrow afternoon. Phone Franl|forf
2ls7 X after o'clock this evening. G. ii.
Weeks
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wildwood. y, j.. July 3.-Delmar Of Phil
adelpha, was shut out by the Wildwood team
here yesterday. to 0. Ebert was in spler-
did form. only two hits being made by the
visiting clan.
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Eleven Hits for One Run,

Parkesburg, Pa, July 3-Parkesburg Iron
came across With It's usual Victory here yes
terday, defeating Palmyra Riverton . to 1
Although Touchstone allowed eleven hits he
kept them well distributed
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BingIes and BungIes

"If I was Mack. I'd tell them guys"
piped the guy in the brown derby, there
amt no baseball law, written or unwritten,
that prevents them from winnin' more than
two games in u row." 4.
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Parkesburg, 2; Palmyra-Riverton,

Parkesburg. July 3.-ParkesburE Iron
came across with their usual victory de-
fcatng Palmyra -Riverton by 2 to Al
kept them Wei distributed The hitting Of
Agnew and Weise's fielding featured. Score:
pAI.NIyRA-RIE'T'N pARESRIIPE IRON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Babe Ruth doesn't care for Philadelphia
parttcularly. He has had only one hit out
of fiye times UP so far
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with Stu1y McTnis nurSiH0 bad eve
BobbY Roth fighting charley horse, OIL,
hooleu complaining Of a sore arm, Mavs
dodgtn0 ,odrrant and a flock Of pitchers
duokin0 bdSe;hits, rs a 10onder Ed BdrrolU
has q disposition at all.
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Ed Konetchy got sore because his con-
secutive-hitting record was broken and re-
fused to hit yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Barber Fined S25.-HeadIine Not for
nrofiteering in haircutting and shaving, hut
for falling to use safety first In his ar
gument with Umpire Quigley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Hogg woud have been more at home in
the bulpen than in the slaughter box UP
Boston way yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

There's a hole in the Mack trea sury. Cy
Perkins has new mask and Fred Thomas
and doe Dugan are sporting new gloves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Babe Ruth wants to know IL the national
prohibition law applies to the American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Maurice Burrus has had at least one MT
in the last four games. Not so bad for a
kid just ,out OF. college.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Wally Schang had a queer day He had an
nheld single, an outfeld single. a strike.
out and a walk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03

Morry shannon fooled his "friends" at
the Shibe stadium. He got hit of John
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-03
6udd Wins Twilight Game

In a game featured by fast fielding and
good hitting. e. @. Budd defeated Harrow
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STR AND GERMANTOWN AVE:
AT VENANuo
rsauASn * y phAb hAFT TskiSSpEnsoNr 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14

salesman and was member of the Com
mercial Travellers Association.
WAITER SMITH. formerly tho amateur
ha't-miie champion runner Of the United
States, died Friday at his home, 29la Monroe
street Brooklyn. He had been vice-comno-
dore of the Carnarsie Yacht Club and was
member Of the williamsburg Athletic Club.
MYRON FRANKLIN GEARY. a druggist
Street and Ashland Place Brooklyn. died
thursday at his home. So Ashland Place
Brooklyn. after a long illness He was a
member Of Clinton Lodge 453. r. and A. NJ. :;
Nnn'9n COMMANDER -. Knights Templar
and hsmet Temple, MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine. ~ ''e''
LOUIS y HEYDENRlCH. thirty-seven.
preslden' OF r. fougera x Co, importers Of
a n and pharm aeeuticai supplies. of 90
in Syosset. Long Island He was nemhnr
OF the Drug and Chemical Club. the C.escent
Athletic Club and tn Alsace-Lorrae,e So
cety CIV ~
WILLIAM WHITNEY, seventy-four, died
%. N'HefsleeVe's Hotel. freeport, Long Isl
and, OF heart disease. He was employed bv
ne Voc X Reynolds. paint manufacturers.
JAMES H. CODDlNG. seventy. a LAWYER
T'ec + rday at his home, 6ls Westminster
h hoaa. Brookiyn. He was graduate of
Of the supreme Council. Ancient s,d de's A..
sssp'ed Scottish Rite Masons of the Northern
niasohic Iur sd'cton and Past Grand Com
hander OF the Grand Commandery of Penn
SS'vanla knights Templar.
WILLIAM X. STANSBuRY. for many
years IN business IN New York City and n
former Mayor of Middletown, n y. died
there Yesterday. N'eo
HENRY i. CARPENTER. sixty-nine for
many years oonnoctted with b. Altman &
So'' died at his home. in Mount Vernon N
=. last night, where he had lived for sixty
years He was junior warden of Trinity
.noroh Tor thirty-ive years and was a char
;s sr ',,enaosr OF TRINITY Sunday School He
Is survived by son and a daughter.
CHARLES u FITCH FIRST selec.,,.r ot
me tn, town OF Darien. Conn. from 1904 to
isl' died suddenly yesterday at his home
mere tie was a successful contractor and a
his widow and three children. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Obituary
HENRY C. LAWRENCE

Henry C. Lawrence, sixty, q member
~ the firm of Cyrus J. Lawrence &
sons. IS Wall Street, bankers, died at
rs home. les West Eighty eighth
Street. Yesterday. He was born in New
York City, the son of Cyrus J. Law
-ence. the banker. and was educated In
france. In 1877 he returned to New
Work and entered his fathers firm.
lawrence Brothers & Co, l6 Wall
Street In 1883 Mr. Lawrence became
mariner with his father and brother
n the firm of Cyrus j. Lawrence &
Sons. of which he remained member
until his death. He was elected mem
her of the New York Stock Exchange
IN 1890 and WIS chosen governor, po-
sjtion which he held at the time of his
death.
Mr.. Lawrence was known as a col
lector and student of Gothic art, and
his house at 1856 West Eighty ighth
Street contained a choice collection of
old stained glass, tapestries and wood
carvings He was q member of the Ma
tiona Arts Club. the City Club, the
Century Association. and the Munic pal
ArS Commission OF the City Of New
York. lie Is survived by his widow,
Lucy Ryerson Lawrence, and two
daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
DR.. Edward G.. Love Dead
Former City Gas Examiner Sue
cumhs After Operation

Dr. Edward Gurley Love, sixty-nine,
chemist and former gas examiner of
New York City, died Friday in the
Roosevelt Hospital, after an operation.
DR.. Love was born in New Haven,
Conn. and at the age Of fourteen en-
listed as drummer boy a few months
before the close of the Civil War
After the war he entered Hamilton
College and upon his graduation in
1872 entered the School of Mines Of
Columbia University. He became as
sistant III the qualitative laboratory
there.
In 1877 the position Of Gas Exam
liner for the City Of New York was
created and DR.. Love was appointed.
He also worked for the city and state
Boards of Health at the same time.
In 1913 Dr.. Love resigned his posi-
chemist Of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany. During the war ne did valuable
work for the government and con-
structed large plant for the recov-
cry OF toluol from the gas used for
city lighting, the product being used
in the manufacture Of the high eX-
plosive trinitrotoluol
DR.. Love was treasurer of the Ameri-
gan Chemical Society and president Of
the Chemists Club in 1902. He was
a member of many ~~emical societies
and also the American Association for
the Advancement of Science, the Engi-
neers' Club, the New York Athletic
Club, the James Monroe Post, No. COZ,
G. a. R., and the American Gas Asso-
citation. DR.. Loves body will be Gre
mated, according to his request, and
the funeral Will be private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
DEATHS

September - 1919
Caroline hatzenstein. widow Of Moses. be-
&c l91ea P no. Of , Mr. ,;ose Levy, Mrs.
unerai from her late residence. l52 Eat
ga ST. Sunday, II $50 a NJ Friends and
slslers OF henrietta Society invited Kind
LAW RENCE-On Saturday. September -
CITY, III the 6lst year Of his age. Fu
neral services ~ Il m Tuesday Serten,-
Der 49, at 3. Bartholomew's Chapel. PAL
a.. and Doth st.
LlNDNFR-Charles beloved husband Of
No<alie and father of Philip and Albert
ana Mrs ma Obst and dearly beloved
nro-her Of AL Lindner. Funeral sunday
sepieinter II. at p. m. at e541 Allan
ac az, East New York. Please omit
flowers.
LovE-At Roosevelt Hospital. September
T. DR. Edward G. Love, husband Of Lucy
P Love. aged 80 Funeral private
M'hEE-Elizabeth Althea. on Septerober
LING in state THE + NERAL
CEtR CH broadway, s6th 81. rank E
CarYbell}.
NE" MAN-Samue September u. Funeral
SUNDAY, September Il at 10 a m. from
!ate residence 49, 9tn av New York
Sli5. lnterment Washington Cemetery
Section :. Friends please attend
REGAIN Edward Regain. beloved son Of Ed
- 49, an" beAa quincy. Funeral
Monda, at -, 80 l95 rag. lessn St,
Churrb - '-''' U'e'Ve ~ 81 oeel1la
Crr,>
II 4opnle 'nee koerper' aged 70
So@+.,,,l oe.oTf" ME 81 samuel, suddenly,
H. s.,n I ~ a 1s. Septefn1 a
fcwers -'''7' ~" ST. no
S1-trr1.~
TO-. - - 'lai.' beloved daughter Of
"ety A"1 James sullivan ana slster Of lo-
her, 49, ,'..'. '; a--l'Yin. .9erai from
Iersay or, 49,, 80 . '.''I' w 'e'y 81,
- So ''iioet ~ AT :
soy -a,,er ,i.e, '.' '4'y Cemetery DER
rrto,5ooo>-
ii'''l S'N N~rS howard on Thursday,
.enigef at y fas' s'h St. beloved
"'-e az .'soA De N1n. Thompson.
r.. ~ II. ->''ei i @ha lAe iate Robert
81 f,,'~.4il,' p. r. o. = luHctl
Iu.errrert rriyste ana ~" ST.
Try,
~ ~ -, ,.'ie' On 9epte'noer 7. Lying
-,' ~ - = fi' 70 II, Sroad-
Wy '''A ST. FIA'H L. CAM bell.
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calabrin (RrJ, NV York for Genoa and and
Leg horn; Brocida Utla). Montreal.
GlJON. Sept. 6.-Sniled: Steamer Sc
bastian 1span.), New York
\, hAvRE, Sept o.-Arriyed; Steamer
leans
KINsALE. Sept. l1-passed: Steamers
MnladoT 0BrD. Galveston Via Norfolk for
Liverpool MANCHESTER Port lBr). Bait
L!NERpooL, Sept: 11.-Arrived: steam
er M ,zsnn Queen san New n Orleans s.o
Angio Chilean CBr.), New York for Rot
terdam, Baron Polworth Br). New York
for Havre; Kas9ma Hr>. New York for
York for Plymouth. Boulognc and Rotter-
dam.
er rTsHaes l. shi SsD S V0Tfok s'sa"
RoMi 1putch), New York.
ST. LUCIA; Sept. s.-Arrived Steamer
Janeiro.
SHANGHAI, Sept. ARRIVED: Steamer
oyleric IBr) New Orleans and Balboa via
sMARpNEss, Sept. 1o-sailed Steamer
ca .!,s 4, ~ Volunteer IHr2. Montreal.
Albert ". sepmer CNorJ, Newport News
I-iv tNor), Canadian port; Scotia (BrD.
sJEz. Sept 10 - Arrived: Steamers
City Of Birmingham (Br). Calcutta, etc.
for BOSTON ami New York: HowiclS Hall.
Calcutta for Boston and New York; Ma
topeo G}r.), Calcutta for New York.
SYDNEY. y. :. w. Sept. l0.-Satled:
Steamer Ventura, San Francisco.
TN ME. Sept. ll.-Salled: Steamer
Cnita lNor), Portland, Me.
REEIN ISLAND. Del. Sept. 13.--Passed
down. Steamer Lake Shawana. Philadc-
phia for Rotterdam.
SAVANNAH Ga, Sept. 1S-Arrlved.
STEAMERS city of Montgomery, Boston,
Howard. Philadelphia. Sailed Steamers
city OF 81. Louis. New York; Point Iona
Nnvana Via Jacksonville. Gibara CCubanj,
TAMPA. Fla. Sept l9-sailed schoon-
ers Re WIZ Rrown, Guliport; Campania,
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Sept 10
Arrived and sailed: Schooners Lila L
uel Hart New York for PASSPORT.
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AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Sept. ls.-Arriveu Steam
e els Point I;obos New Yora, Wintgrswyi<
Marxailles; Lake Alien. Boston
o n9sroN Sor 5eRt l saA steamgr
9M'olNs taa leS 'eG cove nio
Newport News; Harvey II. Brown, Nor
folk; Juanita. Norfolk; Lake Agomak.
Norfolk; Quantico. Norfolk Cabeeon, New
York; Clty Of Rome, Savannah; Nantucket,
Phl.adeip hia.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Sept. l3.-Passad
IN Tor B9lumore: steamer Noordwyi<
from Baltimore. Steamers Nittoria Qtal).
Gibraltar (for orders); Mannheim tFrl,
Dunkirk: Manchioneal 'Nor) Santa
Marta Anton Van Driei Oputch). Rotter-
dam Lake Lillian, Booa Grande; Rovalo
ltaD, Leghorn, Boden (swed), Gothen-
CHARLEsroN. s. C.. Sept ls.-Arrived
Steamer Araphoe. from New York oand
proceeded Jacksonvlle) tug Wright from
Galveston for New York, two barges in
tow. Saiied Steamer Waalhaven uutch)
(Belg), for Leghorn.
sa DELAWAR ls..d bh ~, TIERS sn pei
Genoa for TliIadeIphla. Passed o IT.
Steamers Rosario Gtal). Philadelphia for
Baltimore; Tcnderden G}r), Philadelphia
for Genoa. Angelo Toso Qtal), Phiiadel-
phla for Genoa Via New York. Elmsport
(Br). Philadelphia for Norfolk; Broad
mayne U3r). Philadelphia for Manchester
GlenW hlie, Philadelphia, for Rotterdam
Marrimack, Philadelphia, for Jacksonville.
etc
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept 18.--Ar-
rived steamers sharon, en- route from
Philadelphia TO Port Loboa, Mexico, put in
for repairs. Thames, Miami Sailed
steamer MOHAWK. New York via Charles
NEW ORLEANS. Sept la-cleared
Stsa1aers s'nalnlette, Havana Cetba
cuba FL Paso, New York. Iroquois, New
York. Surname. Port Darrios Via Havana.
NEWPORT NEWS Va, Sept lS.-Ar-
rived Steamers Zyidilk ODu). New or
leans; Frankly (Br), Hull; Rothley (Br).
MiGdlesborOugh Sailed: Sean!ers TX
Vik Lake Frugaliay, Marst illes.
\ q II f Q l. X. Va, Sept l3.-Arrived
Steamers BantOck, New YORK, sag VA tBr.).
Sagua La Grande. Nittorio Nt), Balti-
more. Sailed: Steamers Aberdeen. Alex
aIdra; Aracaiu 1Braz), Baltimore; E. =.
Borstow, Tampieo, Lake t.iuVanna, Ha-
vana; Lake Fontsnet. New Orleans;
Brclnerton; Nicoya (Br). Kingston. Rod
estan Transport tBr). London, Sha wIllut,
Havana; Winding Gulf, Savonna.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. - Arrived
Steamers Arkansas tlIan), Copenhagen via
Baltimore British Marquis tBr) London.
PORT EADs. Sept l3-Arrived: Steam
er Creole New York.
PORTLAND Me, Sept. 13- - Sailed
Steamer Northern Wave. Norfolk. schoon-
ers Rebecca Ct Whildon Cfro'n St. George
stoninston Me- New York Henrietta
simmons Nrom South Amboy). Camden.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Sept, l5.-ArriVed
Steamer Mascotte. Havana via Key West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Court to Investigate
Rent Decision Story

Justice Terne~ declared his inten-
ton yesterday of instituting an inquiry
into a newspaper account of decision
rendered by him which was construed
to mean that eviction proceedings were
invalid unless the tenant proceeded
against had found other living quar-
tiers. He summoned to appear in his
chambers tomorrow a representative of
the newspaper which published the
story and the Assistant Corporation
Counsel. to whom it was attributed.
The purpose Of the inquiry will be 10
fiXe responsibility and determine
whether there was contempt of court.
Justice Tierney declared he had made
no such decision. The case cited, he
said. was motion for mandamus,
and the action was discontinued by
consent Of both parties. The merits of
the question at issue were not even
argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
MARRIAGES

CARTER TAYIoR-on Wednesday Sep
ter'orr n. 1919. at Regina Saskatchewan
Canaea. Ms. George Stetson Taylor. Of
Asnte--. Surrey. England. to Hugh Clay
Garter o. St. Alhans- Herts. England
CouGER- BENEDICT Mrs Clai-ville f.
caught Elizabeth Adelia. 10 Arthur Nc
Srsa corEer. son of the Rev A B.
Souee- on September 10. 1919 at Indian
NecA Brarfo-d Conn
GllBANKs BRANDON Bertha NJ. Bran.
d. r. John Gibanks both of New
lorE City September s, 1919 in the
Adirondack Mountains.
MEYERS Thursday. September
T. +t. f> Rev. Dr. Lissman. Isaac We'll
t. Nattia Is Movers.