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REGATTA FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Middle States Races to he STAGED
on Labor Day.

The Middle States regatta was last
night awarded to Philadelphia at the
annual meeting OF the rowing commit
tee OF the Middle States Regatta Asso-
ciation In the New York Athletic Club.
The event. which was abandoned in
1917 because OF the war will take place
on Labor Day on the Schuylkill River.
Nineteen organizations from New
York. New Jersey, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia were represented.
1t was the best attended meeting in
years More than fifty individual mem
bers OF the association were on hand
The next meeting to make arrange
ments for the programme will take place
on July 4 in Philadelphia.
Richard Sturcke OF the Woodcliff
Boat Club of New Jersey was elected
president Sturcke will succeed ]. f.
Newlin OF Philadelphia. last years pres
ident and chairman OF the regatta COM
mittee. l. CoRswell OF the Arundel
Boat Club OF Baltimore was chosen vice.
president, and C. Muller OF the Pali-
'ades Boat Club OF Yonkers secretary
Harry Laeuer OF the Metropolitan Boa
Club was chosen the recording secretary
The committee. OF which j. r. New.
lin OF Philadelphia was chairman. was
&C imposed OF II. b. Shaffer OF Baltimore
J. J. Nolan OF Washington. T. X. Nc.
Guire OF the New York A. c., ]. .. Re.
gan of the New York A. c.. A. NJ. YounI
II Bayonne. C. Sallinger and II. p
Eurke. both OF Philadelphia.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

Ssra p "Pss! , s' ip,0. sss
tS ssa8k.5, T..c. tSird: Time. $40 scs. pa
Top Coat and Buttsrsootch II. also ran.
sscond Rpss-Two.year- olds; maiden NJ
ls: pur; CO., tSur , ,SrSnT,. ,,O V sns
ss.io, Won; Goidins. Ili !Thgrbsr} 1870
and IL. 40, second Aiulua, ia. !Gloth) $3.50
n,5d Time 1:a %a:y psrs M.G also 4an
Third Race-Thrss-year-old and up
ward; purse $500: nys and sRdo half il To-
&c. Robinsonj, ,i.sS and i1aS. second {;
ssws GomS:; los BON SMur 5oSr H.rsd H'I ~
bsr. Thurman and courtship also ran.
Fourth Rsce--rhrss.y'.airIS1nlSd ! ana rU uRs
M fGsS2 1s' los Murray. $40 snd s. sec
and omGsd' i Tty .M asnSTi. and i0 BufSrd
Fifth Race-Ths Kentucky Derby: three
s sa0 Sse,c ssai III on Hofsu. 'S,o
~: us s snS second; Under XIX: ia iSs5.
nsnit. Rsgsio, Sailor. Eternal, Be Frank
FraStown. ST. Bernard, vindex and Sem
nons. Paik also ran. .,ou.. oo,,. and
s. sihss .,,ss row L II;
80 s MSn Az. .s eco Fri,. lis tsimp
SOM. $3.50. third, Time. oike; Jadds. 81.
0erJnsin, Trsvssty, Black Prince. Bread-
seventh Raes-rhrse-year:oids and up
ward; claiming; purse. $1,000; one milo
the cullen Bon 81 tBrSwn,; -; $50 s sno
Won ss cecilia. ssis i'G s!d%os al
.Ssss1. ;s.ie. third. Time Ia 81.
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Dartmouth Holds HARVARD
Nine HitLeSS and RunLeSS
Murphy Is Hero Of Great Vic
tory for the Green,
by 8 to 0.
Special Despatch TO THs Sun.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May l0.-Harvard's
student body turned out behind a band
to root for a Crimson baseball victory
over Dartmouth to-day, but the result
was not satisfactory. "Cuddy" Murphy.
the Dartmouth pitcher. shut out Har-
ward without a semblance Of hit. Rain
stopped the game early In the seventh
inning. with the team from Hanover in
front by 9 to o.
Johnson, starting the game for Har-
vard issued three passes and these, with
slow handling OF infleld Bunts and Il
wild throw by Stillman, gave Dartmouth
a four run lead before any one was out
in the opening inning. Three errors
made three more Hanover counts pos
siole in the fourth. without any hit
against Hardel.
Only three Harvard batters reached
first base. all OF them on passes. and
only one local player who advanced be-
yond first was able to steal base. This
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LAFAYETTE VICTOR
IN DUAL TRACK MEET
Defeats Carnegie Tech, ~ 2-3
Points to 90 I-3.

EAsroN. Pa. May 1o.-In the FIRST big
dual track meet held on March Field this
year Lafayette defeated Carnegie Teoh
by the score OF II "a to 4o1-3 In
spite of the unfavorable weather condi-
lions some good times were made. Indi-
vdual honors were carried away by
Kunkle, who won both the 100 and 22o
yard sprints in good times.
At no time during the meet did Car
negie have a chance to win, but never
theless this did not cause Lafayette to
ease up. Kleinspehn and Crawford I'm
ished nrst and second in the half, and in
the mile tho same two took nrst and sec
ond places. only with the order reversed,
The SUMMARIZE:
100 Yard Run--won by Kunkle. IAfsy-
cite: second. Roberts. Lafayette. Time,
10 As seconds.
| aao Yard Run-won BY Kunkls. Lafay-
stts;, second: Hil'sr' Carnegie. Time
40 Yard Run-won by Morgan. Laf.y-
cite; second, Schmidt Carnegie. Time
$50 YARD Run-won by KisInspshn.
lafayette; second, Crawford. Lafayette
One Mile Run--won by Crawford. La
fayette: second. KleinSpshn. Lafayette
Two Mile Run-won by Sacks, carnsgIs;
4
23o Yard Low Hurdles-Won by Rey-
! nolds, Lafayette: second, Petre, Carnegie
Time, 20 lis seconds.
100 Yard High Hurdles-won by Rey-
| nolds, Lafayette: second. Mcllwain Lafay-
| cite. Time, Is seconds
Running Broad Jump-won by Kunkle
Lafayette: second, Davidson. Carnegie
! Distance, 81 feet IN inches.
Running High Jump-Won by YeaSley
Lafayette; second Smith, Carnegie. Height
| s feet inches.
Pole VAult-Tie between Gunloch. La
| fayette; StultE, Carnegie and Smith, Car
| negie Height, 10 feet inches.
Shot Put-won by Ellerton, Carnegie
| second. Marsigllo. Lafayette. Distance, 81
| feet 9 inches.
Discus Throw-won by Enerton. Car
| neSie; second, Gunloch Lafayette. Dis
lance, lo5 feet IN inches
Hammer Throw-Won by Favills. Car
| negie: second Badner. Lafayette Dis
! lance, o6 feet 10 inches.
| Oncials--Starter: Graves. Lafayette
Timers: March, Lafayettei Robinson, La
| fayette; scheil. A. A U. Referee; Gold
/ u
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CORNELL FRESHIES
WIN PENN MEET
Get Only -Four Firsts in ID
Events, but Score Enough
for Point Margin.
JOHN, CORNELL, INJURED
Special DespateA to THE suS.


PHILADELPHIA. May 10.--Penn's in
its dual meet with Cornell freshmen
this afternoon on Franklin Field, caused
the Rcd and Blue frst-year mems
downfall. Tho Ithacans won by the
narrow margin OF one point The Anal
score was. Cornell 50. Penn IS. D..
PENIS freshmen took nine first places
out Of the thirteen events. but in no in
stance, with the exception of the shot
put, did they f1ll in second or third
place. Cornell, on the other hand, al
though winning only four first places
corralled the other places and points.
The quarter-mile race. which was won
by Grondauist. Penn. from John. Cor
nell, probably cost the Red and Blue
first-year men the loss of one Of their
best athletes Jack, when several
yards in front OF tho feld. slipped in a
pool of water and pulled tendon in
his left leg. The summary:
Two Mile Run--won BY wardweii, Cor
nell; second, Curtis. Cornell; third. EDDY,
High Jump-Tie between REYNOLDS and
Wells, both of Penn frosh: third. Myers
and List. Cornell. tied. Height feet j
inch. 900
100 Yard Dash Finsi-won by r. Smith,
penter. Cornell Time. o:1o 4-s.
lZO 1hr0b ftlBn ftufuice--- '" Vh W
Penn; second, Manchee. Cornell; third. H.
Smith Cornell. Time o:ls l-S.
One Mile Run-won by Brown. Penn;
second. Billiard, Cornell; third. speer. Cor
40 Yard Kun--won by Grondquist,
Penn; second John, Cornell; third, Barker
$50 Yard Run--won by Brown, Penn
second, Bachs. Penn; mira. Pickwiek'
zS0 Yard Hurdles-Won By Weldon.
Penn; second. List, Cornell; third. Aachee.
Cornell. Time. o:3s LIS.
Broad Jump-won by Miller. Cornell
fresh; second. Van Pelt; Cornell. fresh
third. Jones. Penn. fresh. Distance. ~
feet inches.
ond Frank, Penn, fresh: third, Lantell'
Penn. fresh. Distance. 81 feet II ~ inches
220 Yard Dash-won by Minar, Cornell
second, smith, Penn; third cass' Cornell
Poi. V.ult-ris between Smith and
Jswett. both of Cornell; third. Temple
Penn Height feet 9 inches
Hammer Throw-Won by Frank, Penn
second. Chiffon. Penn; third. Beatty. Cor
nell Distance, ll5 feet.
Final Soore-cornelL 50; Penn, IS.
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COLGATE TRIUMPHS
IN BIG TRACK MEET
Noses Out Stevens Tech by
Lone Point in First Eastern
Intercollegiate.
NINE TEAMS FIGURE
TEAMS FIGURE

SPRIHGPIELD, Mass, May 10.-Colgate
University won the first annual track
meet OF the Eastern intercollegiate
Athletic Association to-day by a lone
point over Stevens Institute. Colgate
scored 26 points. Stevens "a and New
Hampshire State 21k. It was a re-
markably close meet. Other totals
were: Boston College, Ii. Holy Cross
14h Middlebury, IS; Springfield, liz
Tufts, 9; Worcester Tech. 5h.
Until the last few events New Hamp.
shire State looked the second place team
but Stevens produced some capable un.
knowns in the field events and man.
aged to nose out ahead OF the Granite
State team.
time on the track extremely difficult
However. all events were closely con.
tested and margins for the winners were
small Points were well distributed, blu,
Colgate had the advantage OF a well
balanced team.
Roberts OF Stevens, Clio OF Colgate
Driscoll OF Boston College and Night.
ingale of New Hampshire State were
conspicuous performers. Nine colleges
ndu teaInS on Lne nelQ ana there WeEs
points for all. The summaries
400 Cord cHl,i Dash ss. by r.S
New Hampshlre State, fourth. Time
40 Yard Run-won BY Drisooil. Boston
spriasn.id, third; MOheT. Holy Cross
ons Mile Run-won BY Jones, Middle
bury: Nightingale. New Hampshire etats
second; Brown: Stevens. third; Hunt, Col
100 Yard. High Hurdles-won by Cot
terrell. Colgate: Roberts. Stevens. second
Only two places awarded. Time, IT sec
Two Mile Run-won by Nishtinsale
New HamP:hirs State; Leath; New
go Yard Dash.won by Driscoll, Bo.
ton College; Feidman, Colgate, second
M Ts%p:hr Holy g. fso' iou ssad T TsssF SfT
Half Mile Run-won by King, Hol,
GsHs. A S.% a. GS ss S tSfd
o'teary. New Hampshire State. fourth
shctput-won by plsnon. Holy cro..
third; Edwards Springfield. fourth. Dis
lance. 80 foe. IA inches.
Running High Jump-won by Roberts
Worcester Tech. tied for second; Fits
Tufts. fourth. Height. S feet So inches.
Throwing Discus-Won by Potraty. MIG
dlebury: Clio. Colgate. second; Feiksr
New Hsmpshire state. third; Hazleton
worcester Tech. fourth. Distance, III
gao Yard Low Hurdles-won by Rob
er;s Stevens: Blair. Tufts, second; Moore
Springfield. third; Stevens. New Hamp
shire. fouyth. Time, 81 s-S seconds,
Running Broad Jump--won by Demp
sey Boston College: Hubbard. Middlebury
second: Fits, Tufts. third; Clio, Colgate
fourth Distance 20 feet s inches
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''' - " - Totals. .ss6smlS9

1.-TWO out when run scored.
tBsttsy for Kerr in the ninth inning.
MATTED for Duzmann in the seventh inning
SBatted for Coumbe In the ninth inning
Chicago ...........0 I o o-S
Cleveland .......o 0l / 0 10
TWO base hts-ysctson, Weaver, MoMullin,
goansto1. s2ssksa. wambssanss. Gardner.
Three bass hit-Nunamskcr. Stolen bases-
Risoerx J. Sacrifice hits-Felsch, IAibold
Sacrifice nies-E. Collins, Jackson, j. Collins.
Double observation-disclosures. John ston and Chap.
man. r. Collins and Gsndil Left on bases
Chicago. !; Cleveland. g. First base on errors-
Chicago. ?: Cleveland. 1. Bases on balls-on
Ken. .; on Cdcotte. .; on Enxmann, l. Hts
inninSs; o6 Enanann. in inning; on
CesmeN Z IN tnntns; on Phillips, in :
BY Cicotts. !; BY Rnzmsnn, /; By Coumbs
Wild pitch-Ensmann Winning pitcher-Phil-
lips. Losing pitcherICicotte
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South American Soccer
Championship at Stake

~ 10 JANUIRo, Friday May
X Soccer football teams trom
i - Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
are here 10 compete for the cham
pionship Of South America. Brasil-
Ian teams are also entered for the
tournament Six games will DO
played on Sundays and holidays boz
ginning May II ana closing May 70.
This event has in South America
the same significance as the worlds
baseball series in the United States.
During the tournament nautical
uports will be held.
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CLEVELAND WINS
IN ELEVENTH INNING
Gardeners Double and O'Neill's
Single Beat White SOx
Score, 6 to 5.

CLEVELAND, May 1o-(American)-
Cleveland defeated Chicago to-day, 6 to
being scored on Gardeners double and
O'Neill's single on Cicotte. who relieved
Kerr after the latter had pitched eight
effective innings. Long hits figured in
all Of Cisvsland's runa Errors were re-
sponablo for the hrst four made by Chi
cago.
Speakers work In centre field was a
decided feature. The score:
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VAUGHN VICTOR
OYER BRESSLER
In Keen Southpaw Pitching
Duel Cubs Defeat Reds by
Score Of A to 3.

CHICAGO, May lo.-Ths Cubs turned
the tables on Cincinnati here to-day and
won q shafply-contssted game from
Mornn'e boys by q score OF to 3. II
was. q left-handsd battle between Jim
vaughn, star southpaw of the Cubs, and
Rube Bressier, the left-handed youth OF
the Cincinnati club. Brcssier has been
released from the army only few
weeks ago, and this was his frst start
Of the season. The score:
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WEILMAN PITCHES
THE FULL ROUTE
First Time Since I9I6-Tigers
Beat BroIOns, 3 to 2.

ST.. LOUIS. May -(American) -
Weilman, pitching his first full game
since 1916. allowed seven hits to-day.
but was badly supported. and st. Louis
lost to Detroit. The score was to 2.
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CATHOLIC MEET OFF.

The national Catholic High and Prep
Schools annual track and field cham
pionshipa. which were to have taken
place yesterday at City Field. Newark,
". j.. were postponed until May 20.
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Two base hits-&oliooher, Merkle, Gtoh,
Rariden. Ssolsn ossee-Pnskert, Msrks.
Sopf ssd Rsts Tes. koi H and MsrEi:
Left on essee-ctncinnati. q; Chicago. g.
Struck out-By BressleS, l. Wild pitch
VsuSnn. winning pitcher-vaushn. Lodns
pftc6eF-HFNHolAr.
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WESLEYAN ATHLETES
DEFEAT WILLIAMS
Victory IL Scored by Margin
of One Point.
Special Despatch to The Sun

WuLIAAsrowN, May 10.-wesleyan
defeated Williams by the narrow margin
of one point in their annual dual track
and field meet to-day. the score being
63h to 62h. The rival teams contested
In a drixzling rain on q heavy track, but
despite the handicaps some creditable
performances were seen. Wesleyan
clinched the victory In the last event,
the discus, in which It took FIRST and Sec
ond place.
Wesleyan was strong In the eprints
and hurdles. while the Purple excelled in
the runs. Keeler and Anderson were
the chief point winners for Wesleyan.
The summaries:
100 Yard. Dash-won by Keller wes-
ieyan; Hoagland. Wesleyan. second; Cor
22o Yard Dash-won by Gorsuch. wes-
lsynn Alien ,Sr, wliiam' second Carrick'
4iO Yard Run-won by cutbili, wes-
leyan: Kieser. Williams. second; Hoss-
land, Wesleyan. third. Time. 50 As sec
$50 Yard Run-won by Stewart. will
is ln; Kellogg . Williams second; Penhsld'
Two Mile Run-won by crotts, will
iams;' cosn. Williams, second; Plat. will
Jams, third. Time. lo:+t As;
Jams: Gale. wesleyan. second; Parker,
Williams, third. Time, t:7 as.
bank wssl.yan: Phii a Wiii.R ns s ssc
ond; Gren. Williams, third. Time. II 2-i
seconds.
40 Yard Low HurdIes-won by Keller
Wesleyan; Gibbons. Wesleyan. second
Gren. Williams. third. Time. 81 T.: sec
onds
High Jump-won by Grinton, Wesleyan;
Anderson, Williams, second tie for third
between Newel Wesleyan. and Alderman.
Williams. at feet.
Broad Jump-Won by wagner. wes-
leyan; Kieser, Williams. second; johnson,
! Wesleyan, third. Distance 10 feet az
inches.
Pole vsut--won by Sphinx. williams; tie
| for second between p. Brown. Williams.
! and Moore. Wesleyan. at 10 feet 6 inches
Shot Put-Won by Anderson Wesleyan
! Mills, Williams. second: Carrick. Williams
| third. Distance. So feet inches.
| Hammer Throw-Won by Hibbard, WILL
| Jams; Harden. Williams. second; Anderson.
| Wesleyan. third. Distance. lol feet.
Discus Throw-Won by Balm, wesleyanj
| Anderson, Wesleyan. second; Kieser. Will
lAms. third. Distance. ioi feet AZ inches
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was Perkin-. in the fourth. who then
romped 10 E1rd on Ross poor throw.
Murphy was I. fine form and Harvard
hit the fly balls beyond the infield limits
only three Zines
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
swARTHMoHB BEATS LEHIGH.

swARrH MORE, Pa, May 10.-The
Swarthmore track team defeated Lehigh
here to-day, so to SO. Tho Lehigh la
crosse team defeated swarthmore. 2
goals to l.
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VERMONT BLANKS NORWICH.

BURLINGTON, Vt, May lo.-The Uni
versity of Vermont baseball team
bla mixed the Norwich College nine here
to-day in a well played game by to o.
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Triumph for Hanover.
DARTMOUTH.

Hits-On johnson. Q in INST inning. none out I;
of Hardell, , in 6 innings. Sacrifice HIT. u
Murphy. Sacrifice nies-Grundman, Bruce
First base on errors-Dsrtmouth, 4. Left on
bases-Dartmouth, 5; Harvard, g. Stolen bases
Grey :, Merritt Bruce. Perkins Bases on
Hardell. /. s ruck out-By ]. T. Murphy. 6 !:
by Hsrdell, 2. Cmpires-Mnssrs. Coady and
Conway. Time Of game-1 hour and 30 minutes,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results OF Yesterdays Cameo.
All games were postponed on account oil
rain
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Binghamton in Jersey City (two).
Rochester In Newark Uwo).
buffalo in Reading.
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Cleveland, Q, Chicago, 8 III inninEs).
Detroit, ST. st. Louis. ..
All other sames were postponed on secoun
Of rain.
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Totals, al "a q q s
IRAN for Demmitt in the ninth inning.
Detroit. 400 90 %
st. Louis. i o 90 %
Two base hits-f0lison, sisler, Bronkie
stolen b4ses-Tobin. Jacobson. Sacrifice hits
Gerber and sisler; Gerber Rronkie and Sew.
ereid. Left on bases-Detroit, 81 St, Louis.
1, BASES on bails-0n Ehmks. Z; on weilman'
l. Struck out-By Ehmke. ..
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAdUk

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 8.
All other games were postponed on account
Of rain,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TODAY.

New Yoxk tn BROOKLYN.
Hfttsburp In Chicago.
et. Louie In Cincinnati
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sunday Baseball To-day. Ebbets Field
Brooklyn vs.. New York. 800 p. Md.
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Washingt0n In New York.
Chicago In Cleveland.
Detroit In 81. Louis.
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Continued on Third Pdoe.)
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Totals. ..ns727 is iltJAcobsor
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SWAP POUNDS
FOR HUN MARKS
British Soldiers Take FIinu
at High Finance

COLOGNE. ncc. British sol.
dicrs In Cologne have bren tmnislnE
over one another to make little
transactions IN high finance. II
came about In ihs~ way: The Ger
man mark hasn't "A very great value
A British five-pound note would buy
400 rnarks--about SEA In American
money. as commercial exchange
stood But army exchange on the
same day made Il possible to buy five
one-pound postal orders for $50
marks And II was this transaction
that revealed tho chancc for
profltcering on tho British govern
ment Army exchange Is fixed for a
month. The clear profit was 70
marks. or ahou, fts5 American
money. SO every soldier who could
round up British checks or notes
with which 20 buy marks nj the
banks did no and promptly turned
around and bought postal orders
with tho marks
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Humane Worker
to Sue Police

l.. v. Mcwhorter. who attempted
10 stop the rodeo at Liberty park
here during the stay Of the fleet. II
preparing to sue Seattle police Tor
the why they treated him. according
to reports from Yakima. McWhorter
denounced the roping and hull dos.
rang' contests as iuhumane. and
when he tried u stop them. was
escorted from the park by two mem
bers Of the sailor provost guard, act
ing under police orders. lie was re
leased. Mcwhorter is said TO have
the backing Of the state Humane sol
ciety and tine Yakima Commercial
club in his contemplated suit.
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tho play. Al the end all the cast
Joined hands IN song and dance,
III. final verse being devoted espe-
cially TO me. I love all these chill
dr.n and have great fun with them.
and azn touched by the way In
which they feel tina, I am their spe.
clai friend. champion. and com
panion.
To-day all. young and old. from u
three houses went with us 20 scrvl
on the great battieship Kcarsarge-
for the fleet il here TO be inSpectc'
by me tomorrow. IL was an imprcs
slve sight. one which ! think the
children viii not soon forget. Most
Of the boys sfterward went to lunch
with the wretched Secretary Moody
on the Dolphin. Ted had the young
cr ones. very much on his mind. and
when he got hack said they had been
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