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AoUEDUCT RESULTS

Arnold, l37 cTurncrJ. - to s. oven. / I" Z.
won NiEn,stick. iih tSchu:tnrcrb. ; to E.
To :. In d. second You ScC! no
poncoJ. to to !. ITO g. third
lin i:5o focatcIlo.L Prince OF Como aud
Second rsee-m!l" and six,ccn,h-E,.
incndorf I07 tMooncyI. TO l. even
!" ;. won; .crys,aliord. ITO oknmmcr.
rrhEyiari JIG 'Fat3ri. s. T. 8. I? =, OUT.
:llul 'Hn.
Third racc--Hvt Iurlonrs-I,rv Moon. liz
tTufucT). to /. to .. to g. won.
GuN'nor. los ilnrr"tt), 3 - !. even. To =,
second. ~" pp"ncr. "a tWcinoyI. I to l.
: to !. even third. Time. al 20 A!ua-
1raz. Crimson. rambler General Average
and Explosive also ran.
Fourth mile--John T. Gricr. 1875
.kumineIl, 10 TO $. out. Won Don.
second. NG.'rroi bridge. i2o OrairhrothcTj.
Recount. Wood Nio!e, also ran.
Fii'h race m,l" ~ binna Care, ll5
tkumm"r>. TO : 90 s. OUT. won. Fcoior
iid tk"lsayl - 10 !. 80 !. to ..
second; st. Allan l!s tRowanp. TO /
oven. 10 .. third. TIM. 1895 I'd AZ.
ut. CaThor"on and Captain Alcock also
II M ~. II to !. 8 To i. { 10 ?. Won:
second; Frish;. lis 5sairbrothssrT. : to !.
to |. TO :, ,Nird Time. i:Ol So PER,
f.cticn. r.Ery Hivcs. I.u" ReIl. Music i'm
IN" Air. Milo caJ!"nu ThlmhlC. Nrrnw. OF
COIL briEnnna. K"lo. Foam. Dough Girl
and Nanadis also ran.
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OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
HOLDS BUSY SESSION
Appoints Marathon Tenn aud Selects
tonchcs and MannEcrs-AppcaIs
for Subscriptions.

NEW YORK. July G.-Thc Amcri-
can Olympic committee. which is
making arrangements to have the
-nitcd states thoroughly represented
at the Olympic games at Antwerp
liclgium. he'll. an all day session to-
day at the New York Athletic CLUB
j was a Joint meeting of the noni-
nation. selection ANA executive COM
mitt"cs. y great deal OF important
business was disposed Of
The marathon team was selected,
managers and coaches for the diff
fcrcnt teams we're appointed and an
appeal was made for generous sub
scriptions fro II Americans who wish
10 have Il full complement of team
members in every branch of sport
lctic suprcmacyN which the Unitcs
states representative have won and
upheld since the revival OF the Dlym-
pic games at Athens in 1906
IL is cStimftcd that 100000 Will
lie required in order TO send a fun
team in each branch OF sport. About
S:0000 has been subscribed and
pledges for twice that amount have
been given. The committee believes
that gate receipts at the final try
another 100000 will be necessary,
the next ten or twelve days.
The following mon We're chosen for
the mara thon team: Carl hinder and
Arthur Ross, BOSTON: Joseph organ
ark. u j. and Edwin White. New
York. as substitutes
Matthew W Iialnin. Of the New
York Athletic Club. again was APP
OF the Beston -. y. as assistant
manager.
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SUFFOLK DOWNS BUILDERS

lSpsaial to Tile Times Dispatch.
SUFFOLK. VA. July G-Old-tinc
pep and :, little life were d!splaycd
in large chunks this afternoon nv
IN" Wild Cats" when they took the
game from the Builders, & 10 g.
I.easnrc, pitching for the home
team. held his opponents down to six
n'ts. while The Cats climbed Rollins
io- fourteen.
:, Alter the second inning when the
Builders found Lcasurc for three
Sdtctics. there We're no more soft
spots for them. The hurler tighten
cd IN and kent the remaining three
well scattered
ii!ack. Sunolk's second bascman.
had great day at bat, getting three
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FIRST GAME.
Boston. phiIn,IeInhIn

Totals ....io IL y II Totals - t.,S IS
',SthanE OUT. hit by battcd ball
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THIRD VICTORY FOR BUGS


Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WILSON, y. g.. July 1.-THE to-
hacco Bugs made il three straight
from the TarheelS today by pound
inE out fourteen safetics and talk
Inc advantage of the visitors mis-
plays. The score was TO 3.
hbaught WAS wild and Ineffective
and three fast double plays by his
teammates saved further scoring on
tho part of The visitors.
Roth and Matters led the stick
work FOR the Bugs, and the lattcr's
hcldine was the outstanding feature
OF a slow and listlcss game.
Stcinbach and Myers showed up
well for the Tarhccls. the former
leading his team at bat. and both
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SPORTS

Double plays-Ellcrbc to Hnrrls to Judge:
New York, II: Washington. G. Bases op
SS;niiis--E,ickss9n. 4: snyder 2: Courtney; 2:
inm,,ngs: on SNYDER. tnone retired IN NH
in 80 innings iii my pitcher-.by Mays
oSnankS; by SNYDER ,Fewster,. S,rucie
out-by Erickson. /: hv Courtrcy. !. bo
NAYS Z Wild bitch Snyder. l. Passed bali
iicinich Losing pitch"r-Erlckson. Um-
and chill. Time. :5J
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ST. Louis.
llicnE0.
Totals -. III - % IL
.Ba,ted. for North In s siM;n. '''' 10 = 10

Chicago ............,...I q DO : a -
st. Louis :. ..........i o. o. - o. \
summary: ErrorS-Robcrison raskcr;,
IicrzoE, Carter. Stock. Fournicr. Runs
Twomhly. :: lIollochcr I. Terry. = PAS
kcri oFcrrcli. ?: Carter. Smith. ,;
>lirathcote. l.aran. ;; Diih"cfer knodc.
Three base hts-lIeathcot" 90. DIihocfcr.
stolen hascS-rwomhly, Smith, Sacrifices
iicr%og. Lcf; on bases--chicaCu. 10. ST.
Louis. 10. Bases on balis-oH Doak .. of
Carter. }. Iiits-on Carte. l. in % IN
ninGs G. out In eighth: on Martin 3 in
! j inning; of Doak. II in ! "a innings
on Sherdel. in l-5 innings: Of Sorth
in Id inning: off Jacobs, In 3 In
ming: Goodwin. In i-3 inning. lIit by
pttchcr-hy Carter tFournt"r kn"iri
Struck out-Sherd"i. =, poak. l. Wild
pitch"s-Cnrter. Sherdci. Passed bal'-nil-
hocfcr. Winning pitcher. Carter. Losing
pitcher, Jacobs: umpircs. Moran and Ris-
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RICHMOND NINE WINS
Union Envelope Company Team
Tnkcs Game From Narinn-Cun-
test Proves Smuggling AIntch.

lnioh EnNciopc Company began
its baseball season auspic!ouslv Mon
DAY afternoon by defeating the
Narina team by the score of 10 to
~ Ihu contest proved, 40 he a
in favor OF the Richmond team
Manager Wagner. OF the cnvcopc
team. is optimistic as to the uros-
poets for n successful season and VIII
play several of the local amateur
teams. provided these games can be
arranged
Union Envelope Co.
/ l 3-la ~ 3
Narna % . o & o Ito 8
i!atteries: RoCs!nson and Foster:
Jester and Dupcy.
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SPORTS
Liptons Fleet Leaves
For Brooklyn Dry Dock
NY Associated I'rcss.I

SANDY HOOK. July Co. Sir
Thomas LiptOn's fleet, comprised
OF the Shamrock ~, the TWEEN
t!-thrcc-mctcr Shamrock mud the
houscbont Killarney, left sandy
Hook today for dry d0rk In
nrooklSn. where the Challenger
aud tho ItrSolutc, Amcriru's cup
defender, will be- measured OH to-
morroNr to determine the Randicnu
I" he given the Ncsolutc In the
aces on here.
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TARS TRIM TRUCKERS

lSpeyial to The Times Dispatch.1
PORTSMOUTH,. VA. July 6.-Nor-
!o!k trimmed Portsmouth this after
noon. ) TO |.
=, Icrhunc was too much for the
IrucHerS when the opportunity was
presented TO them. Several times the
locals had the bases filled, but we're
unable TO nit Tcrhunc.
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New Orleans Promoter
After Dempsey for Bout
my Associated Ircss.I

NEW ORLEANS, July G.-Johnny
Abrams. boxing promoter az this
city, today wircd Jack IScarns.
manager az Jnck Dempsey, heavy
weight champion Of the world. am
OIfcr or S5O,uIO guaranty for n
tsNcnts round boat between ,Jnck
Dempsey and Iiiil brennan. to tni.c
place in the fall.
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RAGAN TIES FRENCHMAN
American Professional Even with In
rite in Open Golf Cham
pionShip Race.

n,,,,,, IL NSsNcINi"t Prcss
iAltlS, July G-Waltcr Hagen tho
american professional golfer. drove
ms way into II tie today with La
fltte. or Biarritz. in the French opcn
Eoii chhmnohShip on The La Rouiicr
INKS AT Versailles. Both men had
scored 2'S al the end of the second
DAYS play. Hagen made up a three
Yesterday. e..f
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GIANTS PURCHASE GRIMES

New York Snt!"nn! League Club
BuyS JEHridcr From Bridgruort
of Eastern League
NEW YORK, July 6.--Ths New
York National League Club an
Llftmes. an inneldcr. from the
l8fidgeport club OF the Eastern
IIxague. rimcs has been instructed
Manager .McGraw dur
Hrs tho WGs,eTn trip Of the Giants.
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PIRATES ARE CONQUERED
IRy Asaocin,od rrcss- l

by Associated prcssl
3 PITTSBURGH. July G-Ciucinnati
defeated Pittsburgh today bv a score
Of 10 ;. due 10 its ability TO hit the
offerings of Mcador and Wisncr
Ring held Pittsburgh safe At all
times. and aided materially With mis-
three hits.
Score:
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COOLERS WIN CONTEST
RICHMOND DROPS GAME
TO PETERSBURG TEAM
Cockndc City ASGrcEation Secures
second Victory series I'm
Loosely Played AHnir.

PETERSBURG. VA. July G-In "A
loosely played game. featured with
much heavy hitting by both sides.
Petersburg took The measure of the
Richmond Colts today, defeating them
by the score of Is to I.
McWhortcr was knocked out of the
box in the seventh. and Bacon. who
replaced HIM, proved ineffective.
iooch's home run in the first frame
was the ninth that has ever been
made over the local park fence.
The score.
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YANKEES HOLD CARNIVAL
NEW YORK HAS GREAT
DAY WITH SENATORS
Epthnmitcs Score Seventeen Ituns AMI
washington IL Shut out for
FIRST Thine This Year.

WASHINGTON. July G.-Ncw York
came back at Washington with n
straight games.
Tho Yankees pounded three Wash
ihston pitches hard. scored fourteen
runs In the hfth inning by batting
around twice. and wound UP with a
ii-to-O victory. 1t was the first time
Washington was shut out this sea-
son.
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THIRD WIN FOR ROBINS

LBy Associated Trcas
boston, JULY G.-BrooIt,rn made
1t :hrcc straight against Boston to-
day. winning 20 = Mitchell had
better support than Filiingim when
it was needed.
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ATHLETICS WIN ONE

PlIibADEl,PiITA. July G.-IIome
runs by Walker. Dykes and Wclch in
the second game OF today's double
header gave Philadelphia an even
treak with Boston, the locals win
ming TO | after losing tho FIRST III
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PITTSBURGH.
Totals ..3 1872 !;
Totals
p'tlS d.
'Ha'tcd for w;sncr in eighth.
Matted for Watson In ninth.

Cincinnati OOIlo.In n
Pittsburgh ..D 90 o o o / 4,
summary: Runs-Eath, W: Groh. Dun
can. koUf Nealc Carey C'utshnw Tr
rors-kopf. Ring. Two-b base hit-Carey.
Tire base hit-kopf. Stolen insofar ey.
Sacrinccs--D auhert. Kopf. WHITE
Double plays-Rinr. korf ana naub"rr
kopf. Rnth and paubert: cutshaw and
Grimin kopf. Rath and Dauher;. HON.
run Ncale. Left on bases-C!uc!nnati !:
iitinhurGh. !. Rnses on bniis-R!ng 3.
Mcador. = Hits-on Ring. IN .: Mcador
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ANrW ERp, July Cit now ap-
pears that France will have the
largest rcpresc al the Olympic
games. Tn" French team Viii COM
prise 800 persons Tn" United States
VIII he a close second with 900
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II In Ia: Watson. l In l: wisncr. . In
la; Struck QUILTING. >. Wiid pitches
Mcador. Wisn"r. Winning pstcher-Hirg.
Losing pitcher caGor. Umpirr,-E LON
and EnsIic 'rine--l.z..
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Wusilincion.
Total. 80 J u y

o 1 / OF o I n OF
q O n q q q o q q y
'asr h';S-Niclt. Mnuscl.
run-iratt. Stolen hasr
'Budie. M.uscl. Mas.
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Totals 81 ail6
Totals 81 li27 IL

SUFFOLK ........ o o u / 1 q . . ~
summary: Runs -Whitcraft. Bca!c. Lake,
Hack. Strain. Dec 90. Duncan. Error
i.1GS .r I've has. hits-nnse. icasurc.
hnSes-Rlack. Dec. li"alc. Bases on balls
-l"nsurc; =: Rollins. l. Struck out-hy
i.chSuF,. :: by Rollins. /. Left on bases
Su.ii%,!k; Newport news 3 Hits by
20 Dee. Sacrifice hits-Strain f:ckcrt
L.kc. Umpire brandon. Time. 81. Al
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CUBS CAPTURE SUGGEST.
ST. LOUIS DROPS GAME
TO CHICAGO AGGREGATION
Visiting Team Wins Contest Married
by Ineffective iiurlinG-Isarbcr
Has Grcut Day at Dat.

ST. louis. July G.-chicago de-
featcd 81. Louis. u to S. in n OHttin.;
contest today marked principally by
the mcnectivcncss of the pitchers.
BARBER hit safely i'll five of his six
trips uD.
Score
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She VIII Love You. Take along n
package of Florida Fruit Gum and
she can't resist you. Made by Flccr.
All dcalcrS-Jc-Adv
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cine inumii. .: l'itt -hurGh. =.
i;roukl,n. 1: Ii">tun. ..
Chicago. ~: II. Louis. \.
Only fhrrr SrhptiIlpI

WiIEKE THEY Pi.AY TODAY.
Only two scheduled.
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out OF four times up. one Il three base
wallOp
Doe. the new third basenan, showed
up in good form. getting Two hits

ont Of three times at bat.
strain. In left field, gave his usual
exhibition OF consistent playing. ac-
ccptiuS one particularly hard Cnancc.
iicaic starred at bat Tor the visitors.
considering The fact that three
Players have jumped The local team
within the last week. one player
SICK, and another with a smashed I'M
~tE. the locals gave Il good exhibition
u real baseball this afternoon, an
almost complete reversal of form
from that OF Monday.
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fsOstDI.,
Bronl,lyn.
-
Totals 30 ! .; u Totals a3 . - /.
hhttc'! for Fl.inrrim in eighth.
tlin,;".! Tor McUuiilan In ninth.
!ltan FOR Gowdv in ninth.

-. summary: Two base h!;-Johnston
Tn! hit Ford srcr!ilecs Mnran-
VIE. Gf!H!th. Double Decentralization to
kildun 10 konctchy;. Olson 20 ili.dun 10
M"m"ichI: Olson 20 Eonctchy FIIlingi!n TO
li"Ikc Lett on bas.s--ist Ootlrn. u: Hos
ron; $ iiascs ON halIn--bv Mitchell :. is
smith J. hy fillingnn. :. Iiiis-or FIJI
iinriin In Innings: OF Ni.Oulliau q
m inning: OH Mitchell In SIS inning.
{ - Mn on nasssl ~ Smith. in ~ inning.
struck oui-br Mitchell. !. bv FlllinrIfn :
WinnlEE p!tCncr--Mitrhe,i. Losing pitcher
rlrii.ihTlm. umnres--iiart and ouiE.oy.
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Rocky Mount.
Wilson.

,m,tHNE MOUNT ''-........ q q Is
summary: Two-hasc n,isIRSth md EeI.
Ter: Three base hit-Waikcr. Sacrifice hit
Keller. stolen bases Myers. Chnmplin
ana koai. Double I'layS-iSittinc to Wal
tiers 10 Roth. - Roth TO Hudsins To
Roth; Myers 10 Chariot, Struck out--hy
.NlonuEh, , bases on bl!s-ou Albuugh.
:: OF Richardson. D. Time OF canic-.:Uc
uinIirc-Al oiih. Attendance 500.
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W;trHE THEY ri.AI TODAY.
ltichn.onh ut rrlcIsbiIi::.
NcNpdIt news al suffolk.
NOriLik -; uIt~nuuth.
Rae kN Mount At Wilson,
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- - -
Totals 40 l22iic

Sunmhry: Kuns-MOrnn 80. Downry
81. smith CD, Command ca. McAlahon.
Klein. clarke. Burdctt. Baker. Smith 90.
Poole Gooch;, Abbott. Mcwhorter. Errors
---llowncy. McMIhon. Burtctt. stolen
hases-Arra Con. Moran. Sacriticc hits.
Command Klein. Couch Two base hits
CLARKE. Command. '"hrec-basc hi;--rrd
smith. HON. run-Gooch. Double ;nys
-Iiurdctt 10 Downoy: Baker 10 Stuart:
hakrr to Stuart 10 ruol" Base ON balls
OF Ecnuntt. .; or McWhortcr \ in ); in
nincs; off Bacon. IN innings struck
nut--hy bennett. I. by McWhortcr. = IN i
nninss on bacon in innings eft on
bases :. Pete rsiurr. 4: Richmond l..
Iass"a Dall--Ahboit. Time. $40. Umpire
CiuyOn.
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Dallas. 4: Shrcveport,
" ichita Falls. 2: TT. Worth. ..
houston. .; Galveston. {.
beaumont, 6. San Antonio. 3
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Total. "a is II /

SCor" bv Innings.
New York ..
WASHINGTON ...
summary: Two
Pi0D. Rucl. Home
Rice. Sacrifices
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

Southern dissertations.
Chattanooga, 3; Nashville q
Atlanta, {; Mobile, >
Little Rock. .; Mcmnbis
Twelve innings.)
birmingham. II: New Orleans i
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New lUIk. IL; tsi.iurtDn. d.
chicago. -: tirN'.aiIu. on inninESI.
huston. II: l'Ii n'I''pn::i. tiirst camel.
bustun. I: anna r.p.iiit. tsecuuu
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,nahE "ni MT by battcd ball
fh!iaiclnhla .;;:.....;.n. 10000 o0oo-o
summary: Kuns-f'aIlev "a McSal,y
N'noSky. SchhnE. Mcinnis. Foster al
scott q. Jones. Error- Walker. Two.
base hitr--S Scott. Bailey. Mcnosky Dykes
stolen hnsrs-Fns."r Observation-Disclosures,
81. McSsily Double uIays-Fos,Sr and
CONTINUED on Page Nine) -
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i.''l1"N. Errors - Mallpnps, TrIynor
.EnrnHd Funs--Norfclk : PORTSMOUTH, j.
iM"-hhsr hiis-Wagnsr and Coos;rcc. Sac
rinoS hsiS1kane and iisngrs: Hit by
~ Thuhc g. by Fromholta. 3. Bases on
s.iiis on Tcrhunc. .: OF Fromholtz. !.
TiiiolSn sISum!na. =: l.cathers and
mon "a Erihrck: Sorcoran to Ilollomon to
HrihcCk: li"rgCs TO RrihrCk: Watt To Tray
nor TO Rooney. Left on hases-Sorfnlk
I"rtsmouih II. Umpiros. wcstcrvclt and
BROOKS. limo OF game. l:i5
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south Atlantic Lon,


SpnrtanharE -Grccnville. rain.
c,pIuihbla, ); Augusta. |.
charlotte, !: Charleston. O.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

fctcrSbuiE. 10: Ri.nn.ond. ..
SuhUih. %: .>cwIioiI .NINs.
->oi iD.k. -; Portsmouth,. I.
W ItsUn, X: RO,tN M1uI.t. -.
81 - lkl>f. ~. t'II'I.S
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1T. I.ouis-Drtroit Cr.,iD.
STANDING on CLUES.

WHERE. TIiEN PLAY TODAY.
iSO.iUn at phiinGclpiIia.
Only one scheduled.
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Portsmouth.
Totals 80 72Tl5
Totals ,. 27l5

H"rinlk ..,........... o o %
summary: Runs-kanc. feathers t2b.
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oContinued on Page Nine. }
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
LAST MEETING OF LEGION
UNDER THIS ADMINISTRATION

The meeting of the American Lee
& on scheduled for next Wednesday,
December s, should be particularly
interesting one. This will be the last
meeting under the direction of the
present administration, a complete
new set of officers being elected at
this time. In addition to the election
of officers a representative Of the U.
S. army will be present to take ap-
pl,cations for Victory medals from
those who have not yet applied. The
adjutant has about 40 medals which
he also wishes to distribute on this
occasion.
Commander Baker is very anxious
to have a full membership in attend
ance next Wednesday night. He says:
Certainly, the one time Of the year
when every member should make an
effort to be present is election night
At this time officers are chosen for
the coming season. and it is every
ones duty to be on hand and cast a
ballot for the officers whom he con
siders best suited to the work. The
success or failure Of our post may de.
pend upon the new officers who are
elected at Wednesday nights meet
ing"
Further nominations will be &C
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SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
NEXT VETS DANCE

Roscoe Fullerton, chairman Of the
American Legion and Veterans Of
Foreign Wars combined dance com
mittee, announces that Caroll's
Seattle Jazz Band has been engaged
to play the dance next Saturday night
December 4th, at the Tumwate1
Club. This should be feature which
will draw an especially good crowd
for the occasion, since CAROLS
orchestra Is one of the liveliest organ
izations Of the kind In the Northwest
They will be remembered by manv
who danced at the Central hall
at the time Of the dedication of the
Elk's Temple last spring.
George Carroll, the director OF
Carolps band Is an ex-service man,
having been connected with he Naval
Flying Corps and served several
months in France. In letter to the
committee Just received, he says:
1.-THE boys are raring to go Saturday
night, so set yourselves for some good
snappy jazz.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
SEATTLE VETS PLAN MILLION
DOLLAR CLUB HOUSE

Plans for the building Of q fedcr.
ated veterans club house in Seattle
at an estimated cost of one million
dollars. with an auditorium seating
10000 people are under way. The
committee was appointed last Satur-
day at the meeting Of the Veterans
Federation.
The building committee consists of
w. NJ. Inglis. chairman; George T
Snow. J. M. Wilmot. T. J. L. Kennedy
Malcolm Douglas, John A. Frater,
Miles Price. T. Sigurdson and Dick
Farris. It is representative of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, Spanish
American War Veterans. American
Legion and Veterans Of Foreign
Wars.
It is the sentiment Of the veterans
according to Colonel Inglis. that a
place of assembly and recreation ia
desired exclusively for their own use
and under their own administration.
rather than for the use Of veterans
with civic organizations. as has been
suggested in the asst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
MORE GOVERNMENT LAND
OFFERED EX-SERVICE MEN

Nearly $4,000 more acres of public
land now open to entry by exservice
men; according to announcement by
the Department of the Interior. The
lands are:
Lyon and Mineral Counties, Casson
City Land District, Nevada, 27,976
acres-open to entry by ex-service
men exclusively between November
20 and January 81. Lands released
from stock driveway withdrawal,
located in the Walker River Valley.
Information indicates that they may
be irrigable and in that event valu-
able for agricultural purposes. Apply
to Carson City public land Office for
further information.
Rio Arriba County, Santa Fe Land
District, New Mexico, 1879 acres
Open to entry by ex-service men ex'
clusively between January /. and
March Z, 1921. Lands excluded from
Santa Fe National Forest and are re-
ported to be mountain grazing lands.
Apply to Santa Fe Public Land Office.
Blaine, Phillips and Valley Coun-
ties, Glasgow and Havre Land Dis
tricts, Montana, 2,640 acres-Open to
entry by ex-service men exclusively
between December 9 and February
10. Land north of the Milk River
is mostly leyel bottom land of good
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-12-03
AUXILIARY GAINS WHILE
CONVENTIONS APPROACH

Nineteen new posts we're gained By
the American Legion In the week
ending Nobember s. making total Of
1851 in the organizations race for
1900 posts before 1921" In the
same week, "a new units Of the wom-
ans Auxiliary were added. making a
total OF 1,472. Nebraska held first
place for the week by adding four
new posts. Iowa, Pennysvania,
Texas, and Wisconsin each gained
two. Washington and Ohio each
added three new Auxiliary units. and
Colorado, Massachusetts,. Michigan
and New York each added two. Mas
sachusetts still leads all the states
in the total number of Auxiliary
units, having 117. Minnesota Is sec
ond with lot.
Although the honor of holding the
FIRST state convention of the Wo'nan's
Auxiliary goes to Minnesota. Mas
sachusstts has been quick to follow
ont the recommendation Of Cleve-