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ROLL TO GET RAISE
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mended yesterday by the finance COM
mlttee, of which Mayor Hylan Is mem
Der and Mr.. Craig chairman.
Joseph p. Moran, president Of the
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, and
Albert e. Guinness. president of the
Uniformed Firemens Association, ex-
pressed themselves last night as pleased
with the finance committees acceptance
OF the justice OF their contentious
Whether or not the two organizations
would continue to press their request
for $4,000 maximum Moran and GUM
ness could not say. They thought there
might have TO be special meetings of
their organizations and a vote.
II seems to be a fair guess that they
will be content with yesterdays action
of the finance committee. The $3.50 In
crease is 500 more than they proposed
to ask when they started their drive two
months ago. At that time they thought
an advance Of $3.50 to each man would
be enough. Later they raised the esti-
mate. and in their campaign were get
ting the SUPPORT Of any number Of civic
and taxpayers organizations.
1t was said last night that the finance
committees decision would not result in
the abandonment of the public hearing
scheduled for next Wednesday by the
dermen appointed on Tuesday. at the re-
quest of President Robert L. Moran, to
study the salary question and recon-
mend increases based on living costs. II
is not clear yet whether the great body
Of civil service employees will be satis-
fed with the 10, Is and 20 per cent.
boosts ordained by the Estimate Boards
finance committee.
1t is believed that In adding to the
pay envelopes OF the officers of the Po-
lice Department, from sergeants UP, the
Board of Estimate will scale down the
requests made by Commissioner Enright.
He recommended, for example, that the
chief inspectors salary be raised from
$4,000 to $4,000. 1t is believed that
the finance committee will make 1t $1,000
and that this will be the top salary in
the Police Department, outside the Com
missioner's.
Magistrates Call on Mayor.
Louis H. Reynolds, chairman Of the
Board of City Magistrates. for Brook
Ign, had talk with the Mayor yester-
day. 1t is understood they discussed
Increases for all the court attaches, as
well as the Magistrates. Attendants,
clerks and interpreters are said to have
asked 371a per cent. The Magistrates
want $4,000 more, making their salary
$4,000. Magistrate Reynolds refused to |
discuss his visit TO City Hall
Scepticism as to the motives of the |
Aldermen in their advocacy Of salary |
for city employees was ex-
pressed yesterday by Representative La |
Republican candidate for Pres |
ldent of the Board of Aldermen. He |
said
Grand, stand plays. campaign twad-
die and camoufiaged devotion will not |
help city employees to pay their grocers !
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CLENSTVO MEZINARODNi
DELNICKE KONFERENCE u
ROW. WASHINCTONA.
Ceskoslovensky kvstinovy dar.

Washington, 8. listopadu.-
Delegati mezinarodni delnicke
conference vykonali vcerejsi
soboty pouto k hrobu otce a.
mericke vlasti Jirfho Wash
inngtona a jeho Marty. Bylo
zastoupeno vice jak 80 narod-
nostl vcetne prominentnejsich
Americana a nekolik delnic-
kych vudcu svetovych jmen.
Spolecnost plula ma presiden
tove yachte Mayflower a ma
hrobek prvniho presidenta svo
bodne Ameriky polozila dele.
gace Cechoslovaku velkou ky.
tici chryntem ruzi a sice
hned vedle kvetinoveho daru
ktery Sc dosud svezi belgicke.
no krale Alberta.
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POSLOU kORALkU DO PA
RfZE.

Chicago, 7. list. = Nekterl
hostinsti, kteri mali ma sklade
velke zasoby koralky a jinych
lihovin, zanaseji Sc planem po
slati sve zapovezene zbozi do
Evropy, kde by NELL lepSi w.
hlidky je zpeneziti, zejmena
kdyby Jim zde nebyla poskyt-
nuta dostatecna lhdta k prode
il. Zpravy celniho dradu vyka
zuji, re jiz velke mnozstvi ko-
falky bylo odvezeno do Evro-
py, ponejvice do Francie eX-
port Sc stale vice rozmaha. V
prohibicnim zakonu neni nice
no, co by zapovidalo vyvoz ko
ralky do ciziny a prilezitosti
Sc uchopilo mnoho vetSich OBJ
chodniku, kteri timto zpGso-
benz Sc chteji zbavit zasob, S
nimiz 81 V Americe nevedi CO
pociti. Nektefi hostinSti dokon
ce pomySli zariditi 81 hostince
V Parizi, aby napajeli americ-
Ike prohibicniky, kdyz prize
dou do Francie. Mezi mimi jsou
til hostinSti z jizni strany, AL.
Tearney, Bob Doner a Harry
lKavanaugh, ktefi il pred dive
ma mesici vyslali sveho zastup
ce\ do Parize, ably Jim obsta-
raj mistnost a zjednal povo-
leni k zarizeni americkeho ba
ru. V techto dnech obdrzeli
zpravu, re vSechny pripravy
jsou jiz vykonany a trojlistek
jest pfipraven vynalozit S100.
600 ma zarizeni hostince, jenz
by prepychem prekonal vSe, co
tomto smeru bylo V Parizi
podniknuto a ocekavaji, re .ie-
jich hostinec bude strediskem
turistu 2 prohibicni Ameriky.
Pred casem 81 jisty americky
Zpravodaj zaridil V Pafizi ele-
gantni hostinec pro Amerika-
ny a nalezl pry V mem pravy
zlatodol. Tearney ma V bondu
asi 100 sudG koralky, kterou
poSle co nejdrive do Parize.
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DO akrd vesmes rovn6, cern6
hlinit6 pudy, 6pokojovy ddm,
garaz, velka 3todola, slepicnik,
pramenita voda, 40 jabloni,
les, diva kon6, Sest krav, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veSker6 far
mafske naradi i drodou. pill
mile od dlazden6 cesty, koste-
la, skoly, obchodn atd. Proda
Sc LEVINE neb vymeni "a prici-
nou start. Musi byti prodano
b6hem 10 dn1. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson
1879 E. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
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[WSSl TWSSl IWSSl

AmefICane ma 5IOVcn5KU. no
sicky casopis "Slovensky W.
chod" oznamuje, re ma Sloven
sku a Karpatske Rusi cestuje
americka redaktorka milionaT
ka Miss Olive Gillbreath stu
duje socialni pomery v nasi re-
publice. Provazi il legionafsky
porucik VikTor Baca.
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PkiSNE ZAkONY PROTI IL
GIVE v CESkOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLICE.

Praha, 19. rijna. - Denn6I
slyseli jsme zoufale caste ste
sky ma stale bujici lichvu po-
travinami iinymi predmety
denni potreby, denne videli
jsme a vidfme Shy matek, sto-
jicich pred vyklady obchodu a
neodvazujlcl Sc do obchodu
vstoupiti pro uzasne vysoke ce
ny vylozeneho zbozi, jez neby
10 a neni malemu ceskemu clo-
veku vubec mono koupit, tie
ba by deti jeho donna stenaly
hladem a chvely Sc zin1ou, ne
malice dostatecneho obleku,
nebo chatrne obuvi. MaximaI-
nj ceny potravin a zbozi byly
sice stanoveny, ale nikdo u
stanoveni jich nerespektoval ],
nikdo skoro die Mich neproda-
val a nestydatym primo zpGso
benz je pfekrocoval. Lichva q
lichvaTi Tadili primo zbesile q
nespokojenost lidu den ze din ;
rostly. Spravne lid pfi tom pc
suzoval, re jsou to pfedevsin
velmi mike tresty, stanover :
ma lichvare, ktere toto nestou /
ne okradani vydirani obc-
censtva zpusobujl a proto ma
svych schuzich a projevech do
zaduje Sc trestu prisnejsich.
Prva vlada naSi republiky by
la vSak hluchou k tomuto vola
nj, nebot' nj zasedaly V pre-
vazne vetSine zivly NEST ackG,
zastupcove burzoasie a tech w
stew, ktere timto lichvarskym
vydiranim naSeho lidu byly V
prve rade vinny. Zato dnesnl
vlada nasi republiky, V niz
jsou pTevahou sociali3te, nele-
Mia hned V prvych dnech svG
cinnosti predlozila Mar. shro-
mazd6ni zakon, jenz stanovi
co nejprisnejsl tresty ma vsech
ny lichvare a zavadi lidove
soudnictvi lichevni.
Vcera patek tento zakon
byl We schulz Mar. ShromazdG
nj prijat. Gin tento zpGsobi il
ste uspokojeni V Tadach naSe-
no delnictva a maleho ufed-
nictva, nebot' konecne bude u
cinema pritrz bestialnlmu vys-
savani nasich rodin, nesIoud-
nymi lichvari vseho druhu.
Tresty, jez zakon vcera usne
5eny stanovi ma lichvu jsou ci-
telne a dostupuji pri prestup-
cich az vezeni Cd 6 mesicu do
3 let a pokuty cd 1000 do
100000 korun. Phi zlocinech
lichvy stoupa trest vezeni do
peti i vice let a pokuta do 2
milionu korun a V pripadech,
kdy byly ohrozeny verejne "a
jmy, nastupuje konfiskace We
skereho jmenl ichvarova.
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AMERICTf SLOVACI PROTl
PLESBISCITU.

Praha. Post. zpr.) Presi.
denta republiky Masaryka do.
sci tento telegram z Pittsbur.
ku. Slovenska americka liga
protestuje .jmenem americ.
kych Slovaku proti pfipojent
Spise, Gravy a Tesinska k PoI
sku trva ma tom, ably tyto
kraje byly neporuSeny zacho.
vany Ceskoslovenske republi.
ce.
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CIZOZEMCI MUSf UMETI
CfSTI A PSATI ANGLICKY.

Washington, 9. listopadu.-
Die zneni predlohy, jez jest
dodatkem ku pristehovalec-
kym zakonGm a ktera byla w
borem odevzdana domu "a
stupcu, pristehovalci V budouc
nosti must predloziti "svede-
ctvi sve schopnosti cisti a
mluviti anglicky a sve odda-
nosti ku principum ustavy
Spojenych StatG.'' Predloha po
zaduje, ably deti a manzelky
cizozemcu slozily pflsahu pri-
slusnosti u soudu "a tim ice
lem, ably nabyly americkeho
obcanstvi. Cizozemci, kteri
prohlasili jiz svuj umysl stati
Sc obcany a kteri bojovali We
spojeneckych armadach, do
stanou kredit "a cas- ten jako-
by pobyli jiz pozadovanych
pet roku We Spojenych Statech
Obcanstvi jest povolovano ne
kolika tisicum, kteri odepreli
ciniti 81 naroky ma sprosteni
povinnosti nasledkem sveho
narozeni v cizine kteri byli
prideleni k vojsku We Spoj.
Statech, ale nebyli konecne
prijmuti.
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TENORISTA - KAVALfR.

Praha, 18. fiina. Post.
zprava.) Lhal by, kdo by
chtel tvrditi, re hrdinov6 vyso
kych tonu Sc vyznamenavaji
skromnostf. Splse mel pravdu,.
kdo o Mich napsal, re jsou
prazdnymi klasy ma naroda ro-
Ii dedicne. Ze isou ale mezi tie
noristy, dokonce mezi Ce3kymi
tenoristy kavalfri, ktefi vyuziji
pTilezitosti svepomocnG akce,
ably ukazali svoji bezmeznou
neomalenost a nehumannost
zaroven, 0 tom jsme Sc presved
cili teprve vcera pri odpoled-
MIN predstaveni "Maskarniho
plesu" V Mar. divadle. NeSikov
ny aranz6r podnikd svepomo-
ci Vinohradske zp6vohry vzpo
mnel 81 V teJo tisni pozvati k
tomuto predstaveni znameho
tenoristu "Otto' Maraka, do
mnivaie Sc, re divadlo V neob
vykly den, patek odpoledne,
takto bude naplneno. Pan Ma
fak, vycitiv hned situaci, neo-
stychal sc pozadati "a toto u
cinkovani Cd lidi, bojujicich
nejtezsich zapas existenci
neslychany honorar 1000 ko-
! run. Ostatnf, kdoz doplnili vi
nohradsky soubor, vesmes Gle
move Mar. divadla; uCinkovali
V tomto predstavenl vzhledem
k ucelu zcela Zdarma. Lee n.
divadlo navZdor jmenu pre-
draheho" pevce Maraka ostalo
tentokrat bezmala praZdne.
Kdyz nebylo tem6r z echo u
Slechtilemu pevci jeho nesly-
chany honorar zaplaTit, ode
brali Sc k nemu do Satny "a
darmo ucinkujici a primlouva-
+! Ii Sc, ably z honorare slevil a.
spoh 500 X. Veikomyslny pc
vec, pohnevany touto zadosti,
misto, ably prlmluv6 vyhovel,
svlekl kostym prohlasil re
nehodla predstaveni dozplvati.
Tim nastala pred poslednim
aktem trapne dlouha pausa.
Teprve, kdyz byl Slechetn6mu
tenorisJovi vyplacen neztenGc-
ne cely honoraf 1000 X, oblekl
Sc Ease part svuj dozpival.
Tenorist6 nebyvaji vybiravi
! V provadeni husarskych kou-
sku, lee neco tax nesympati-
ckeho, jake tento Gin Mara
kuv, neni znamo V annalech
neomalenosti, spachanych t6-
mito rozmazlenci. Je vubec
troufalosti Cd pana Mafaka
zadati "a svGj vykon honorar
jaky mu zadne divadlo jaklezi
vo nezaplatilo a primo cyni-
smem vsak jest, zadati tolik
pen6z cd lidi, jimz Sc jedna '
teto chvili o zachranu tolika
eXistenci urvati takto hlado.
wynn iich sousto Cd list. Nebylc
10 poprv6, co tento p6vec cd.
rekl ucinkovani, k nemuz sc
2avazal. Jen re ne vzdy bylc
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zAHADNE STRASIDLO.

Hruzostrasnou historku sde-
luje "Corriere della Sera" q
okolf Castelfranca severnl J.
talii. Udalost dokazuie, ze i
straSidla Sc zmodernisovala,
totiz re jim neni mono pfiji-
ii ma kloub. Pobliz Castelfran
ca stoji V Castel di Godego pra
charna ma velice romantic
KEN miste, poblize hrbitova. A
tn pred nekolika dny zievila
Sc vojackovi, stojicimu ma
strait, zafiva lidska postava, 2
hlavy il Slehal ohen ma vsech-
ny strany. To bylo prespfllis!
Ubozak nestrelil, ale volal hla
site 0 pomoc. Strasidlo zmi-
zelo. Avsak hruzo! Kdyz Sc ce
Ia straz sb6hla ma misto, OBJ
puSek na ne vystrelili. domnl-
jevilo Sc znovu. Ale ted Sc po-
tazalo Sc Spatnou. Il nekolika
vajice Sc, re tim domneleho
aranzera dukladne potrestajl,
nez StraSidlO Sc promenilo V o.
brovskeho jeStera. Proti du-
chum marny boj a straz do jed
nOhO utekla. Druhe noci Sli vet
81 hrdinove ma straz ale stale
Sc Jim totez, jenze utekli ihned
po prvem objeveni Sc straSidla
Nikdo necht6l jiz jiti ma ono
misto ma straz. Lee uzasna pri-
hoda nedala spati nekolika ST.
cilianskym vojakdm, dobrodru
hum re remesla, kteri davno
| pfestali veriti We straSidla a
vse ostatni. AS patnact jich Sc
smluvilo, re straSidlu zatopi. S
nabitymi puskami, nasazeny-
mi bodaky prohledli nejprve
hrbitov, kdyz Sc 2 teto strany
zajistili pred prekvapenim, u
kryli Sc ma vhodnem miste a o.
cekavali, co Sc stane. Netrvalo
dlouho a strasidlo, jakoby ne
be spadlo, op6t Sc zjevilo. Je-
dina saliva z puSek, druha a -
bodakovy utok! Ale beda
StraSidlo misto ably vzalo do
Zajecich nebo Sc shroutilo mr.
two k zemi, obratilo Sc tvari k
MIN priSern6 Sc rozchechtalo
jejich ubohemu hrdinstvi Skon
clio to tax jako drive. ,Utocni-
ci Zahodili zbran6 a nezastavi-
Ii V behu az donna. Cd te do
by pracharna stoji opuSt6na,
beze straze, jen obcas tam "a
/ jde dustojnik, ably il prohledl.
V kraii velke poboureni, n6ko-
lik vojaku dostalo z pohledu
ma straSidlo psotnik a muscle
byti dopraveno do nemocnice.
= Kdyby tu zpravu neuverej-
noval tax vazny casopis jake
je "Corriere della Sera", pre-
Sli bychom il s 1sm6vem jake
podarenou podzimni kachnu
novinarskou. Takto vsak jsme
nuceni il sd6liti ctenarum, o.
vSem, neopomeneme take sdeli
ii, jak to Sc straSidlem skonci,
az mu prijdou ma kloub. Proza
tim vSechny domnenky zklama
ly. Ale re konecne mu prijdop.
ma kobylku, tom nepochybu
jeme.
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FRANCOUZSkY KAT ZADA
ZVYSENY PLAT.

Stale stoupajicf drahota dc
nutila cloveka malo zavideni
hodneho postaveni k zadosti c
zvyseni gaze: kata Anatola
Deiblera. Kat prohlasil, re re
sveho dosavadniho platu nemU
re byti xiv a jeho zadosti by
10 vyhoveno. = Nebylo by
snad mistnejsi a casovejsi, aby
mu gaze jako katovi zvysena
nebyla a byl mu sveren jiny
lidstejsi a kulturnim a human
MIN pozadavkum dneSka who'd
n6jSi trad?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
CHAMPION TAKES UP SERIOUS
WORK OF TRAINING FOR FIGHT

TOLEDO, Ohio. June 4.-With his
first days training out Of the way
Jess Willard planned today to enter
the serious work Of his conditioning
grind for his worlds heavyweight
championship fight with Jack Demp-
sey here JULY 4. The champion plans
to increase his boxing to possibly
five or six rounds and to face Walter
Monahan, his chief sparring partner,
in addition to Jack Hempel. the
Pacific coast heavyweight. and Jack
Lavan, who stepped three rounds yes
terday.
Willard confessed that this is the
first match he ever made that had not
worried him in advance. He is ap-
parently sure of defeating the chal-
ieneer, and also is in a jovial mood,
which, his handlers say. will make
him take delight in his training. His
now famous smile is in evidence at all
times. and he laughs and Jokes when
any attempt is made to, get him into
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DERBY DAY, WORLDS GREATEST
POPUL AR SPORT EVENT, REVIVED

ed one hundred passengers who are
going to EPSON Downs, although the
ma chines are forbidden to fly within
two miles of the course Thousands
camped last night near the race course
in tents, and caterers have stored
tons Of provisions there. their supplies
including more than 100000 bottles OF
beer.
The spectacle at the race course
lacked nothing Of the pre-war color
today and had strong tinge OF KHAKI.
King George, Queen Mary. with the
Prince of Wales and Princess Mary,
drove from the station in landaus. Al!
the familiar figures. from the Earl OF
Lonsdale. the dean Of English sports
men, wearing his silk hat. to book
makers from all parts Of the kingdom.
were present. The only element lack
ing is an uncertainty about the big
race. There will be fourteen starters.
Andrew Blacks Panther has long
been considered sure thing. although
Sir Walter Gilbey's Whiskey Magnate
will be a strong contender, and Maj.
Waldorf Astor's Buchan has been
rated % possibility. There has been
much interest in All Alone, because
this racer is owned and has been
trained by Lady Torrington. The
kings stables had nothing good
enough to start in the classic event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

LONDON, June 4.-Grand Parade
won the Derby at EPSON Downs to-
day. Buchan was second and Paper
Money third. Thirteen horses ran.
Rain began to fall just before noon
This was favorable to the course,
which was very hard, as the result OF
the long dry spell. and 1t laid the dust
on the crowded roads leading to Ep-
som. The rain, however. stopped many
persons from going to the track by
train and threatened to spoil the day
for the thousands Of holiday makers
LONDON, June 4.-Derby day. the
worlds greatest popular sporting
event, has returned. after leaving a
blank on the British calendar for four
years. The people of London would
know it even If they did not read the
newspapers, because with the early
morning the population began a prog
ress toward Epson Downs compare
BILE with the migration OF the tribes
of Israel.
.aThis isn't a crowd: it is nation,
said French writer of Derby day. II
today's Victory Derby. as 1t is called
reaches the high-water mark, Their
will be 100000 within sight Of thu
race track. The people are travelling
in trains, buses, four-in-hands. de
livery wagons, donkey carts. on horse
back, afoot and, as q sign of the nev
era, by airplana. Aviators have book
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FIFTY STAR ATHLETES
START OVERSEAS TODAY

NEW YORK, Juno Fifty OF the
best athletes in the United States.
who served with the United States
Army either here or overseas. will
leave these shores this afternoon on
the Great Northern bound for France.
whore they will meet the best ath-
letes Of the nations which were our
allies in the great war. in the inter
been arranged by the A. E. F.. and
are to take place in the Pershing
stadium at Joinville-le-Pont, France.
between June % and July g.
The Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States has secured the entire
country to get the best men to rep
resent America and the United
States Army In these important
games. and the team of nifty men
which has been selected Is a most re-
mafkab1e aggregation.
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LARGEST IN TEN YEARS.
463 Entries for Western Confer
ence Meet at Chieapo

CHICAGO. June 4.-Trials in seven
events for the track and field games
Of the western conference. set for
next Saturday. will be held on Stage
field here Friday. This has been de-
cided upon by the graduate commit
tee. which declared that. owing to
the large number Of athletes nomi-
mated. It was necessary to cut down
the field. Four hundred and fifty
three entries have. been received
from the Big Ten" colleges and If
teen from outside institutions. This is
the largest entry in ten years.
The trials will be for the 100 and
220 yard dashes, the quarter and half
mile runs. the discus and javelin throws
and the pole vault.
The committee will attempt to thin
the field to about six f1nalists in each
event for Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04

any serious discussion Of the coming
championship contest
Willard is pleased with the home
selected for him to live. in a quiet
residential section of Toledo. far re-
moved from the excitement that pre-
walls around a training camp, before
an important match.
big Jess" plans to do his road work
from the house in the morning and
then return for the usual rub down.
In the afternoons he will motor to his
camp on the shores of the Maumee
bay for his boxing and other prepa-
rations.
Jack Kearns. manager of Dempsey,
and Trainer Jimmy De Forrest have
adopted a novel system for training
the challenger to face Willard. Demp-
sey will train as if getting ready for
three contests two weeks apart. Next
Saturday he will start training again
after a lay off since last Monday. In
the meantime he will spend his time
romping around the camp. and swim
ming and boating.
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CONNIE DOYLE AND
HARRIS IN final
Meet for N. A. Net Title at
$50 Today-Miss Noes
Wins Women'S Honors.

connie" Doyle and Fred Harris
will meet at $50 o'clock this after
noon for the middle Atlantic tennis
singles title at Columbia Country
Club to wind UP the championship
events Of the tourney that opened
last Friday. Yesterday Miss Margaret
Noes Of the Chevy Chase Club won
Lyle Hayes Of Kansas City. 10-s,
IS, in a brilliant, hard-fought match.
In the women's singles consolation
final Miss Louise Baker. who plays No.
/ on the Treasury team OF the Wom-
ems League OF the District, won over
Miss Ruth Larner Of Chevy Chase.
"a. 60. All that will remain to
be completed after today's title clash
between c. B. Doyle and Harris will
be the mems consultations.
In semi-f1nal matches yesterday
Connie" Doyle easily disposed OF
William Sweeney, Baltimore's Junior
champion, 6-1. 81, 60. while Har-
ris won from Lou Doyle in a we'll
Ing set, So; IS. IS. swseney
showed latent tennis power and made
some brilliant shots, but could not
cope with c. B. Doyle's game. Lou
Doyle made Harris hustle in the last
two sets. leading at 60 in tho Sec
ond when the Vermonter rallied and
won out.
Miss Noes and Miss Hayes had q
battle royal all the way. the winner
having just enough edge in the vol
leying to exc sout q victory. In the
first set neither could gain . two.
game margin until Miss Noes finally
IL tr % xnuey p 4
next set Miss Hayes won the first
two games. but then Miss Noes went
out and took three consecutively. and.
after having the match run to sail,
took the deciding two games In i'm
pressive style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
LATONIA DERBY LOOKS
EASY FOR SIR BARTON

Commander Ross wonderful colt. Sir
Barton, which already has won the
Kentucky Derby. Preaknsss and
withers. will start in the rich La
tonia Derby to be run next Saturday.
Sir Barton appears TO have the race
at his mercy and he is q strong ia
vorite for the event. Because OF MS
presence in the race the held will be
a small one this year. The chief op-
position probably will come from n !.
p. Whitney's Vindex, which was left
at the post in the Preakness stakes
and did not have an opportunity TO
show his real form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Foreign Duty Has Dimmed
Hank Gowdy's Batting Eye

when Hank Go~dy stepped to
the plate in the ninth faaiag 81
sunday's game betweea the
Giants and Braves Visions Of the
innk catcher's great hitttaU IN
the world series % 1914 asess
before the eyes Of tie faas SD
they feared for the safety 81 the
Gfants' stim lead. Tive were eat
and men were On 6gst aad see.
0nd bases when GoWdy took his
turn At bat. but Rubs Beatoa
ba1ied the yslloW-haiYed Hank.
who lifted q POP 6y to Arthss
Fletcher. endfna tbs Gaas, II
was plain that Hank has not yet
recovered his battina eye, dina
med By eighties nn0athss se1vice
overseas with the Rainbow d.
vision. Sundays Gaae uaaskeA
the asst appearance ~ 0owdy.
nrst major league hail D1ayeS to
enlist. ON the Polo Grounds
STAGE 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-04
Phillies Check Up Giants.

The Phil.ies took their turn yester-
day in coming from behind and win
ming out at the Polo Grounds. the
Giants getting a three-run start in
the first inning. the Quakers then
forging to the front for q ia score.
After the initial round Woodward
held the Giants safe and did some hit
ting himself. getting two singles and
. triple.