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The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
ungLeers Hand Grif Zeros-Forse Shouu Opens Today
Herald's Amateur
Directory.

Get your club resfstered In The
Herald's amateur directory n yos
want games with the best clubs In
this vicinity. II your schedule is
now short Of games and you are
snxieus to fill these dates write or
phone the Sporting Department of
The Herald and register your team
inmediately.. This directory will be
daily guide for you to arrange
games.
Brentwood Athletic Club W. Richards. man.
agr. p. o. Boz tz. Mount Rainier. Md.
Raid Athetic Oub-J. Paul CARRIER, manager.
2H Fourth street southeast
Herd CubJohn B. Nevisr. manager. sl1
Third street northwest; 10 years of age.
Y. N. H. A.-Cy Wolf. manAsx. Eleseth
street and fennsylrania arenue northwest
Eagle Athletic Club-Pau Mesink. manager.
20 Fifteenth street southeast
Department OF Justice-Eari G. Shoro, man
ager. Room q Deparment Of JuticeL a,
farpz Athletic Cub-H RAley manaSs. a
Virginia avenue southeast: 10 years Of age.
Rex Athletic Uub-James Z. Wright. MANAGE,
SD Twelfth street nrtheas.
Operation. Shipping Board-Manag0. Room
sR lH7 street northwest
Pcpco Club-Orlando Faina, manassr. Nc -Four
teenth Hreet northwest: B years Of age.
Hygienic LAboratOEy-Louis Bender. manae4.
Hygienic Laboratory d. q
Columbia loi. Pinters-C. J. Despd. manaeH.
Herald Onice. ID. C.
Clarendon A. C-Joe Gieh,e, manasr. COG
Ninth street northeast
AloSsus Club-Robert OLpne. manager. Eye
street northwest
Tuxton Junior-Phone North eeea
L. Droit Tg-rs-Andrex L. Allen, manager.
- " street northwest
cherrydale Club Mickey Jd1nspn. manager,
Cherrydale. Va.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RiCE-nreeye2r-olds and up s.,
furlongs Thistle. lN: keweSa, lcs: Appleton
Niske. los; BouscmAid, los: Waubeek, le4
MSsda. %; Endly. lOs; Apple JACK ID. los
Peasant. ls; Julia Bean. Sc; Marion Hollins. S.
SECOND RACE-Threeyezrolds and IN:
mile ard 70 yards. warlGsk. lc2; L'Errant,
liz; Pastoral Swain. g; Recount, us: Tsps.
seur q; TIpPaty Witchet. ll4: Jurenesccnce
81: Thunderciap. lo2: Translate. g.
THIRD RACE-Four-yesr-olds and up: l l-lt
mules. Paddy Dear. III: Alma B.. g; Favour,
l05; Zinnis, 81; Bar Of Phoenix. lI3; orderly,
II.
FOURTH RACE-Two-yezroIds: 81 furloneS
Ny LAddie. ITO; Pilgrim. ll0; Royal DUCK. ll3
Lady Brunmell. lG; Cinderella. no: On Watch
IL,
FIFTH RACE-nree-year-olds and I'd: s..
furlonSs. Passmena, 3o4; Polly Anna les
Ieauty Sleep s.; Tngzling, lDe: TosdstooI
los: Nirago. s.; Elizabeth r., -; Melanchohs
30: Our Nephew. lle: Onwa, ZOE
SIXTH RACE-TWo-yezr-oIds Conditions:
furlcngs. Ruhidium. los: End Man, lce; oIo
Gold, lp: Phantom Fair. IL; Fair Colleen
los; Hey Day. los; Say Which. I6; Enc5inite
lw
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CRAWL STROKE MADE
MISS CURTIS CHAMP

Her name is Marie Curtis and she
attends Northern High School. De-
trott. She is l6 years old.
There are two good reasons for
printing her picture-she is pretty and
she is a peach of a swimmer and looks
like coming champ.
She has been swimming crawl
stroke since last December. With two
weeks training she won the city
championship at 100 yards. She cap
tured the State tile at fifty yards.
In January she started swimming
the back stroke In a race with
Thelma Darby. sensational Indianapo-
lis swimmer. she led in the race for
thirty-five yards. losing because Of
her inexperience.
On May S she swan fifty yards back
stroke i'll 80 3-5 seconds. one second
behind the worlds mark set by
Ethelda Blithely.
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AMERICANS BREAK
FIVE FRENCH MARKS

Paris. May lH.-American army afh-
letes broke five French records in tho
invitation meet at the University
Sporting Club Of France meet yester-
day.
Lieut.. Earl Eby. coward champion
OF the A. 4. =. overlook a field or
French runners with a l5h-yard handi-
cap in the half mile finishing five
yards ahead OF Phil Sphinx. His tim.
was IA .. as compared with the pre-
vious record OF 50.
William I.iverSedGo. Pete NaNfia1d
go. Nina Richards all beat the preri-
o.. Trench shot-pUt records. tho for
-'-- winning with a feave Of sfS. Pat
70 ~ brew the hammer I729. Floyd
Won 'lH pole vault. with p mark ~
-. y fifth record was broken Vhe'I
Aim Richards threw the discus 10 {
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Scholastic Sports.

The Central Tech. baseball game
scheduled for today has been post
poned. The game will probably be
shifted to the end OF the schedule.
The postponement was on account of
the competitive drill.
Emerson Institute-Eastern High
baseball game scheduled to be
played today has been postponed
until sometime next week.
The Central spring tennis tourna-
ment will get under way again to-
morrow. The preliminary round is
now completed.
With Shorty Price out of the
tournament 1t looks like the win
ner will be either Paul Conklin or
Ralph Acton. Acton is now cap
tain of the team succeeding Price.
Eastern and Central will prob
ably play their postponed scholas-
tic tennis match sometime this
week. Western and Tech are ex-
pected to follow suit.
All the high schools are training
hard in preparation for the finals
in the annual scholastic track meet
to be held Friday. Central is
picked to win the meet. but Tech
and Western have exceptionally
strong track men.
Business High will clash with the
Catholic University Freshmen in a
baseball game on the latter's dia-
mond today. A good game is an
ticipated.
Central High will engage the
strong Episcopal High nine at
Episcopal Thursday. Frank Krupp
will do the mound work for Cen
trail
Charley McKimmic. Centrars
crack third sacker. fs developing
into a pitcher. He and Krupp are
expected to do the bulk of the
pitching for Central during the re-
naming games.
Georgetown Props will battle the
Business High bS'ebsSl aggregation
on the formers diamond tomorrow
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MOORE WINNER In
CHALLENGE ROUND

]. Ballard Moore won the New
: berry Trophy yesterday in the chal-
lenge round of the Chevy Chase Club
closed tennis tournament by defeat
I ing Spencer Gordon winner of this
seasons tourney 6-3. 60, 81.
= Moore was beaten in the second
round of this seasons tourney but
as he is the winner of last seasons
events. Gordon was compelled to
meet him in the challenge round.
The mems doubles which were sche-
duled for yesterday were postponed
until 4:30 p. m. today.
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GEORGETOWN BATTLES
STATE NINE TODAY

What will more than likely de-
eide the South Atlantic champion
ship in baseball this season will be
played at College Park today, when
Georgetown meets Maryland state
for the second time this year. The
first meeting between these two
teams resulted in a State victory
by to z.
state made a trip through Vir-
GINA and lost one game. while the
HilItoppers played practically the
same teams on their successful trip.
and a battle royal can be looked
for when the teams meet this aft
ernoon. Coach John O'Reilly VIII
select his fast lefthander. Sam Hy-
man. for the mound. while State
will depend upon Vic Keene or
Aitheson for the fire line duties.
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Phils Land SIugfest.

Philadelphia. May 19.-Jack Coombs'
Phillies defeated the ST. Louis Cards
here today in a sluEfest, 10 to 3.
Twenty-one hits were registered by
the two teams during the fray.
Score by innings:
+ II Z
st. Louis. 10000 Ia IL
Phila. 10 s 21oo % N-10 10 Q
Meadows. Ames. Mays. Tuero and
Syder; Dilhoffer. Jacobs and Adams,
Umpires-Rigler and Moran.
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Cubs Beat Dodsers.

Brooklyn. May 19-The Cubs halted
the Dodgers here today in the third
game by a 3-to-1 count. Grimes last
ted until the fourth when he was re-
placed by Cadore. but Brooklyn could
not overtake the lead the Cubs secured
In the early stages. Score by innings:
Chicago .........01010 100100-3 Q
Brooklyn 100 0oo001-1 2
Vaughn and Killifer; Grimes, Cadore
and Kruger. Umpires. Byron and
Harrison.
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Issue Sweeping Def.

The Division of Operations, Unit
ed States Shipping Board, baseball
team is anxious to arrange games
for Saturday, May "a. and Sunday,
May 25. on opponents grounds. Ad-
dress chairman of athletic commit
tee. Room 552, 1917 F street north
west.
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St. Johns Defeats Western A. E.

-. Johns easily defeated tho Nest
ern A. c. yesterday 10 TO :. Walsh
had his opponents at his mercy
allowing only two hits. Tho :. :.
c. twirler made three hits and s-"or-
I'd three runs. The score by la-
nInEs:
T. n
81. Johns....3 : . q I : 90 a
West. 4. CO o q o ! o." O. =
Batteries. J. g. Walsh sud
Reioy: Western 4. g. Orrison and
Simpson.
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NAVY YARD NINE Is
BEATEN BY STATE

Maryland State won from the Navy
Yard nine yesterday at College Park
by to 2 Dutch Sterzer pitched
fine ball for the gunmakers. but was
wild and his support failed him in
the piches.
Sterzer let the State team down with
just four hits and famed nine. Ait
cheson was hit hard at times but
whenever men were on the bases ne
frightened up and prevented scoring.
Crooke. the Navy Yard first baseman.
got a double and two singles and let
in the batting. The score:
A m
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KRAMER BEST WITH
AUTOMATIC RIFLE

lie Mans, France, May IS Delay
ed).-Private Fred Kramer. of Rem
sen. Iowa. Sixth Marines, won the
individual honors in the A. E. F. au-
tomato rifle competition. Private
Thomas B. Smith. of Foreman. Ark.
Forty-seventh Infantry. was sec
ond, and Sergt. Howard Burdette,
of Peoria. was third.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
REX CLUB IS AFTER
SOME REAL BATTLES

The Rex Athletic Club has the fol-
lowing dates open, games to be played
at Fifteenth and H streets northeast:
Sundays, June l. S and June %.
ANY first-class teams wanting games
for these dates. write James e.
Wright, $50 Twelfth street northeast.
Next Sunday at Union Square Park.
Fifteenth and H streets northeast.
the crack Superior Athletic Club OF
Baltimore. will battle the clubmen
at 3 o'clock Luke" Bennett will toe
the slab for the Northeast club in this
game.
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Cards Sign ColIegian.

PhlIadeIphla. May l9.-Clarenee
F. Lloyd, secretary of the ST. Louis
Nationals, announced tonight that his
club had signed Sam Fishburn. for
merly captain and shortstop of the
Lehigh University team.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
Braves Win Another,

Boston. MaS 1?,--The Braves won
the third game of the series from
the Pirates hero today by to 1.
The contest resulted In n pitching
duel between Adams and Nohf as
both allowed the same number of
hits but the Braves hit Adams In
the pinches and scored tho verdict.
Score by innings:
RH E
Pittsb'h. 100000 90 OIL S 1
Boston. % 1 o 01. 1000 x-2 & 4
Adams, Miller and Sweeney: Nehf
and Wilson. Umpires-Kiem and
Emslic.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.

Farlane Henderson ~. Loomis az. Dunn (3),
Sampson. Grogan ~. Groome t2. Babcock.
Earned runs-Finance. 2. FIrst base hy errors
Finance. IL. Left on bases-Co c. N g., 4;
Finance. s. First base on baiIs-on O'Brien,
y hewitt. 3; Groome. 6. Innings pitched-By
O'Brcn. l 25; Newt, 6 i-3; Groome. g. Hits
made-Of 0Brien. .: Neyitt. q: Groomc,s l6.
Struck out-By 0Brien. ): Nevitt, 8: Groome. 6.
Two base hits-ThcmPs Dodsou, Loomi.. Bowers.
Stolen bases-NcCos. Stevens Q: McFar'ane.
Loomis. ;: Dunn t3l. NeVia tzl. hit by pitch,
cry o'Brien, \; hewitt. l: Groome. l. Wild
mtcies-Groome. 2 Passsd balls -rowers o..
ridseou t2). Stevens. Umpire e-Fshshaw Time
OF game-2:l5.
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GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Runs-Roche t5l. Crown t2), Green, McGlend-
lin t5D. Hagcr. Beard t2. Pizoat, Davy C9,
johnson C2). Dayton. Miles Left on bases
Operations. 8: Finance. G. First base on balls
on PizOat, /; of Kant. ;: OF Miles, 1. In
nings pitched-By Kant, ); BY Miles. 6. Struck
out-By Kant. 3; by Miles. 4; by Pizoat, 6.
Three-base hits-Miles. McGlendhn, Honsby.
Twobase hit-McGlendlin. Sacrifice hit-Nayen.
Stolen bases-Roche (2I. Gibson. Double play
-Clafke to Kant Hit by pitcher-By Pizoat
tFsrpeill. Passed ball-Hagr. Umpire-Mr
Carr. Time Of game-Two hours
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Ahleties Win Two.

The Washington Athletics defeated
the Naval Gun Factory and the LIE
Droit Tigers clubs on the Bruce School
diamond. Georgia avenue and Kenyon
street yesterday by the score Is to 7
and 10 to ..
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
HERBIE THORMAHLEN
PUZZLE TO INDIANS

Cleveland. Ohio. May Is.-The In
dians never had a look-in against
the superb pitching % Herbert
Thormahlen. the Yankees youthful
southpaw. today. and he shut them
out. Z 40 o. The Indians played bad
ball behind Bagby in tho first and
seventh. the Yanks scoring seven
unearned runs. The score:
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Runs-Beall t5. Coleman. Klodzan, DIETRICH,
Bells. Walls. ESrors-Beah, Coleman. seiden.
spinner, Roster. Bells. Martin, Hefferman (9.
Left on bases--Gun Division, .; Marines Z. First
hase on balls-OT BELLS ): OF Frey, L Struck
out-By Bellis. II; Fray. IL. Threebase hit
DIETRICH. Twobase hits-Short t29. waHs Sac
riice hit-Rogprs- Stolen bases-Coleman CahiIl
Walls ~. Sullivan. Hit by pitcher-By BELLS
te. Wild pitches-Belis t2l Frey, /. Passed
balls-Schortt t2l. Umpires-Mr Hughes. Time
of game-la0
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Totals ...
Score by innings:

Detroit ................ 1901 l02 Is
Stolen Lases-Cobb, Young Sacrifice hits
YJung. Ainsmith- Two-bsse hits-Veach- Bush
TEree-base hits-Jones. Ainsmith. Bases on
baTs-Of DsuSs. 2: OF Ayers, ). Struck out
By Dauss .. First base on errOr-Detroit, l.
Hit By pitcher-By Ayers Dauss), by Dauss
tAgnewl Double play-Leonard to Shanks to
Judge. Umpires-Messrs- Connolly and Nallin.
Attsndauce-H.ooo Time Of game-l hour IS
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
Shevlin Meets Beattie.

London. May 19. - Eddie Shevlin,
welter-weight star of the American
navy. will meet Eddie Beattie. Brit-
ish welter-weight, in "a 15-round
boxing match before the National
Sporting Club tonight.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
Reds on TOP Again.

New York. May 1s.-Pat Moran's
Reds captured today's game from the
Giants In a slugfest by s to 4. Dubuc
started but gave way to a relief
pitcher In the sixth when the. Reds
tied the count. Score by innings:
Cincinnati ....0O0oO3o 1~613 0
New York ...-.0 0 o o o 3 00-49 o
Fisher. Luque and wingo, Rariden:
Duouc. Barnes and McCarty. Um-
pires. Quigley and O'Day.
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Runs-R. Knode. Keen, Esman. Gill. steT~
ger. Two-base hits-Crooke. McCsrthy. Sac
rifce hit-Rohey. Stolen bases-Crooke. Gel
bel, Aitcheson. r. Knode. ElsemAn. Keen
Double play-Geibel to Crooke. First base On
bslls-Of Ste4zer. S First base on errurs-
State ); Navy Yard. ) Struck out-By ster-
yer. 9: by Aitcheson. Z. Passed bsn-Baiiey.
Umpire-Mr Metzler Time-l.0
The Washington herald., 1919-05-20
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. 6; Washington, o.
New York. z; Cleveland, o.
Athletics. Chicago, Rain.
Boston. st. Louis. Rain.
where They Play Today.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

Motor Transport. 0 0 ! 2 III
Surgeon General....... o o o
Rrms-Patton t9. Pitt. Mott. Schnit t2.
Turner ~. Nolan ~. Brown. Leonard. Jones
Howard. Gobagan r.. Left on haSes-M. T. c.
Z; S. C. o., II. First base on halls-of Pitt /;
Brown, !; Gobasan. !. Innings pitched-By
Pitt rs; Brown. 4l3 Hits made-Oh Pitt,
s; Brown. g. Struck out-Bv Pitt. :. Brown. Z:
Gahagsn, II. Three-basc hits-Ciahagan t2l. Pat
ton. Two-bsse hits-Mo,t t2l. Turner Leonard.
Patton. Stolen lascs-Pation. Murphy. Tit,
Mott te,. Schmit t2l. Turner -, Howard t2''
Nolan. Double plays-Brown, Tuner 20 Patton.
Stolen bases-Leonard. Jones Gahagin e. Hit
by ptcher-By Pitt Ueonsrd. HCnn'hsn I'm
prcs-Mr. Stacy. Time Of s4me-2IH
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TERMINAL LEAGUE.

Union Station......... 0 % O.
Runs SBrickerd. Seyfcrth. Hudson. Twynham.
Waters t2l. I0hnstOue ~, Ballsnger. kesslcr
Union Station. .. Left On bases-Electricals.
{: Union Station. :. First base on balls--Of
Rall-inger. a Struck out-By Ballsinger. s..
Home Runs-Hudson Two-base hits-Johu- =
stone. Pugh. Stolen baScs-Reich. 9; Brickerd,
2; Hudson, TwNnhaIn. Double plays-Johnstone
Bsllsinger. Kehl, Iush. Hit by pitcher-By
Hrley Hudson, Ballsinser); Pratt (WateSl.
Wild Titches-Hilley. ; Umpire-Battersbe
Time Of game-2 hours Is minutes.
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Totals. % q u S
'Batted for BzSby in the eighth innir-
New York ...-....-...... 900 60
Cleveland ..-.....--.--.-- 90 90 0 %
RIIns-Nick. PeckinparEh 81. Pirr Bate
Pratt. Lewis Two-hass LIt-Pirsp Tur~t-b bss.
ht-BcdIe. Stoaen has-'iardner. Sscrlfrp hits
-Iipp Lewis DouSle Iisys-GGriner warnb-
Fanss and JollnSiOn- LEFT on hasz-Nev Yo-4
10; CeTelsnd. Hrr as On e-r0-~LNeu
Yen, 4; Cleveland. J. Rase On haIls-Of Rs--
II. ]; PhilliTF. = Hits OT Racbv. u iB .
imitES Hit hy IE.riier Pv Rastsr I'rst,
strlck out-Rv Th1Insbsn. .: Barhv. o.
l'hillTs. VIII Ii'ril.-- B1gtr Wrnrfus
Titcher-T -T,lo-mAll~r .u- rsfrls- Barbr
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
PhiHies. 10; st. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati. 6; New York, 4.
Chicago. 3; Brooklyn. 1.
Boston. 2; Pittsburgh, 1.
Where They Play Today.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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LEFT EARFUL

viii the drys es,-blish one Of
those community center" as a
substitute for the famous nine
teenth hole of the golf hnksa
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

allegiance claimed.
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Totals. 70 zI5 s
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-19

NJ M DR. +. y. WICKS. OCULIST
Special attention given to the 1T
ring Of glasses. Wicks Block. Phone
No. 403 N. d "A 5S3ss:s
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-19
FIRST NON STOP FLIGHT MADE IN 16 HOURS

Walway, Ireland, June 16.-The men who fought fog
and sleet made the first direct flight the Atlantic
from Newfoundland to Ireland started for London
today, where they will be received as heroes
Captain John Acock and Lieutenant A. W. Brown,
declared that they felt much refreshed after nights rest
here and they steeng themselves for the ordeal Of
facing cheering thousands their arrival in England
The Vickers Bplane in which they flew 1880 miles
the stormy Atlantic in l6 hours and IL minutes lay in
log here where Acock down after his nonstop
flight the ocean, under the impression that he
landing in green meadow. The machine was so badly
damaged in landing that all thought of Alcocks flying to
England today given up. The plane will be taken
apart and shipped to the Vckers plant while Acock and
Brown will by rail and boat leaving at p. today
and arriving in London early tomorrow morning.
After the landing hundreds of people from Clifden
ocked to the eager to get souvenir. Sentries
barred the way but the blockade and wading
through the mud thronged around the machine tearing
bits of the wings off.
The first man to sight the plane was an Australian
soldier his honeymoon who was gazing out of the win
dow. A farmer boy who herding hogs also noticed
the ers The machine suddenly looned out of the
ing mist and crced around the city, Thereupon the two
spread the word around and crowds gathered Alcock
circles until he saw the Clifton wireless station he then
dropped the tower The wireless operator was as
astonished the townspeople the weary aviators
climbed from the aeropane. One radio man mprovised
autographs album and out and presented to AL
cock to have him sign his name. He signed and said,
"Now if only had shave and bath we'd be all right"
"Thats the way to fly the Atlantic" Brown said
pointing toward the machine.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-06-19
DIFFERS FROM CONDITIONS OF PEACE"

Paris, June 16.-Copyrighted 1919 by the United
Presshe real treaty Of Paris to be handed to the Ger
mans in Versailles, differs materially from the conditions
Of peace which was handed them May Several changes
have been made since the Germans submitted the counter
proposal though the principals Of the original treaty re-
main the same The view Of those intimately concerned in
making the alteration that the greatest chance lies in
the tone manifested in the 600 word document ex
planning the changes and replying to Brockdor Rant
zaus objections.
The tone is said to be moderate and explanatory and
the document intended to show the allies desire to do JUS
tice and avoid nicting unnecessary hardshps on the
enemy This is practically true Of the PREPARATIONS clause
under which it is pointed out that the permanent allied
committees expect to avoid interference with Germanys
international affairs It is said that this clause will tell
the Germans that they will be informed Of the total in
IDENTITIES in few months Four months instead of two
years agreed to few days ago but impossible to
state whether this protest finally written in the re-
draft The charge regarding Gemanys admission to the
league Of nations important since the phrase n short
time, is understood to have been employed This has
been accepted as meaning October when the first formal
tons for Germany admission are her ability to demon
strate that she has stable democratic government
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ORDER HEARING PETITION FOR
55s SALE OF LAND I'll ~
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
ty Of Barnes. In County Court, be-
fore Hon. 0. III. deS .Irgens, Judge. b
In the Matter Of the Estate of Barney
~ McAnany, Deceased. 4, is n. '
Mary Farley, Petitioner q. 5s
$S {Ss Tvs. X isss stsi.s SCI
/ Thomas ,,McAnany, Sarah Nc Ananv.
John .McAnany, James McAnany,
Ambrose McAnany, George Nc
Anany and all other persons inter-
ested in said estate,
Respondents.
On reading and filing the petition Of
Mary Farley, executrix setting fortl,
the amount Of personal estate that
has come to her hands, and the dispo-
sition thereof, the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased, and
the expenses Of administration, de-
scription Of all the real estate 81
which said deceased died seized, and
the condition and value Of the respect
i've portion thereof; and praying that
license be to her granted to sell the
following described land belonging To
the estate of said Barney McAnany
deceased, to-wit. as
5 The South half Of the Northeast
quarter Is. u NE Y J and the North
half Of the Southeast Quarter IN. Is
81 Il J, Section Six l6), Township One
Hundred Forty (140), Range Fifty
Six 1861, Barnes County, North Da-
kota. And i appearing BY said petit.
ton that 1T is for the best interests
lot the estate and all persons interest
ed in the said estate to sell the whole
OF said real estate for the purpose Of
enabling the executrix and petitioner
to pay off the bequests Of the legatees.
And IT appearing by said petition,
that there is not sufficient money or
personal estate in the hands Of said
executrixe to pay said debts and that
IT is necessary, in order to pay the
same, to sell said real estate:
It is Therefore Ordered, That the
said petition be heard and considered
by the Judge Of the County Court Of
the said County Of Barnes at the court
rooms Of said Court, in the county
court house, in the City Of Valley City
g IN said County, on the 28th day 81
june, A. D. 1919, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day. u
It IS Further Ordered, That all per-
sons interested in said estate, appear
before the Judge Of this court at said
time and place, and then and there
show cause, il any there be, why said
petition should not be granted.
By the Court.
(Seal q. II. deS. IRGENS,
Judge Of County Court.
1919. 81 4 & s
list Pub. May 20, last Pub: June 19.)