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saved the sultan's life, and was
adopted as the sultan's son. 1t hap
pened back in 1909 when Bob" as a
member of the Second marines, was
ordered to the island, at the extreme
end of the Philippines. Now the
sultan is dead and McClain is in
formed unofficially that the title for
the empire, harem and all, awaits
him.
But Mccain married Miss Ethel
Miller at Wrentham, Mass, last May,
so he is going to disband the harem
if the war department confirms his
title, for Mrs. McClain plans to go to
the South Seas. Al present McClain
is a mechanic.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-09
South Carolina Woman
Is Mother of Three
Confederate Veterans

At the request of a reader in South
Carolina, The Tri-Weekly Journal
takes pleasure in reprinting the fol-
lowing item, published in the Green
vile Daily News:
The fact that the mother of a con-
federate veteran should yet be living
was considered so remarkable that
Mrs. Esther Hodgens, aged SO, mother
of w. M. Hodgens, aged IA, a con-
federate veteran, was on July % pre-
sented with a gold Bar of Honor"
at her home on Cedar Lane road. This
touching and impressive ceremony
was performed in the presence Of her
veteran son by women Of the Con-
federate Memorial association, and
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. The bar was pinned upon the
old lady's dress by little five-year-old
Helen Edwards, her great great
granddaughter. The bar was given
by the Memorial association. Mr..
Hodgens was presented with a con-
federate flag.
An even more remarkable instance
not yet recognized by an organized
memorial society has recently been
brought to the notice of the News.
An aged lady in Pickens county has
the distinction of being the mother
of three veterans Of the confederacy,
all of whom are living.
Mrs. Alzera Foster, mother of the
veterans, lives near Dacusville, in
Pickeus county. Despite the fact that
she is SO years old, she is in good
health though feeble with the newt
able weakness of her advanced years.
She has two other living sons, besides
the three aged veterans, all upward of
70 years old.
Two of the veteran sons, Joseph
Foster and G. L. Foster, live in Pick
ems; the other, l.. c. Foster, lives in
Westminster, in Oconee county.
Gustave Foster. another son, lives
in Pickens. r. M. Foster, the fifth
son, father of Perry Foster, through
whom information regarding old Mrs.
Foster was secured, lives in this city.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-12-09

BUCHAREST, Rumania.-At
time when most of Europe's mar
iriageable princes have small chance
of doing any ruling for some time
to come, if persistent rumor tells a
straight story, Queen Marie, of Ru-
mania, is doing we'll by her daugh-
tiers, finding them princeling hus-
bands with prospects. Princess Ma
RE, 81 years old, and Prince Alex
ander Cloth shown here) are to be
married, according to persistent
rumor. Alexander is regent of the
kingdom Of the Jugo-Slav confedera-
ton. The announcement already has
been made that Queen Marie's laugh
ter, Princess Elizabeth, is to marry
Prince George, ex-crown prince of
Greece, who has a good chance of be-
coming king of Greece.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
PENNANT RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY,

I'M EsS ] VIII ! .
Wash at Cleye-
phila at st. Louis.
y. Y. at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
JOHNSTON AND TLDEN
IN LONDON NET FINAL

LONDON, June lS.-William 7. TIL
den of Philadelphia beat Zeno Shimid-
Zu of Japan, 6-l. I'll. and William
NJ Johnston of San Francisco. United
States singles champion. defeated
Maj. Dudley. GO, 6-3, in the semi
finals of the London lawn tennis
championship tournament here today
BY these victories America has al
ready won the singles championship.
Tilden and Johnson, in defeating Shi-
midzu and Dudley, furnished the most
sensational tennis thus far witnessed IN
the championship. The Americans toy
ed with their opponents, both OF whom
were considered crack players, espe-
cially the Japanese.
Johnston and Tilden also scored an
impre essive victory yesterday In the
fourth round of the doubles. They
defeated Randolph Lycett of Australia
and H. Roper Barrett of England
6-4. S. 6-2.
Barrett has held the British singles
and double championships in years.
while Lycett has won many antipo-
dean, continental and English titles.
In the fourth round of the doubles
Shimidzu and Nicholas Mishu of Runia :
mia beat the American player capt
Samuel Hardy, and Blackboard Of South
Africa, 6-3.
Evening star., 1920-06-18

Central and Western meet today at
Union League Park to decide the high
school base ball championship. The
game will be played at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
WEATHER MAY PREVENT
NINTH YACHT RACE AGAIN

NEWPORT. r. l., June 1S.-Skippers
of the Vanitie and Resolute prayed to-
day for fair weather and stiff breeze
Held at anchor for two days, hrst by a
calm and then by a northeast storm, the
feet craft were ready this morning to
hoist sail for the ninth race OF the
series that will match the winner
against Shamrock ~ for the America s
cup next month.
With the tally standing five to three
in the Resolute's favor. Rear Commo-
dore George Nichols, of the Vanitie
hopes to overcome. by tomorrow night,
the Lead held by his rival. Charles
Francis Adams. and start next weeks
racing with an even break.
AS the hour for the race drew near.
the shippers found Yesterdays north
east storm had not been entirely diss-
pated. A strong wind was blowing
clouds Of mist and light rain over the
city and yachtsmen expressed belief
that the ninth test would be postponed
for the third time.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
BALTIMORE COMBINATIONS.
ITHACA IN GALA DRESS
FOR COLLEGE REGATTA

ITHACA, N. Y. June 1S-The in
tercollegiate regatta, the great Amer
ican rowing classic, with crews rep
resenting Cornell. Columbia, Penn
sylvania and Syracuse, will be rowed
late tomorrow afternoon. Predictions
are that ideal rowing conditions will
prevail for the three events-yarsity,
junior varsity and freshmen eight-oar
tWo-mile races.
Practice was light today and none
rs expected tomorrow morning. The
crews will remain in their quarters
until just before the races and then
leave for the Caynga lake course
The city is in gala dress with Cor
nell. Columbia, Pennsylvania and
Syracuse colors. Grandstands accom-
modating $4,000 persons have been
erected at the one-mile and the finish
points, and as many more spectators
are expected to view the regatta from
the east shore of the lake.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
SUMMERS IS BEST
| OF S. A. ATHLETES
Virginia Military Institute
Man Makes Fine Record in
Four Sports.
b. II. &. BYRD

One of the best all-round athlet es
developed at South Atlantic insti-
tuition in years is Frank Summers of
Alexandria, Summers is student
at Virginia Military Institute and his
record last year deserves much more
credit than seems to have been given.
summers not only won his mono
gram in four major =ports in the one
year, which in itseif is unusual. but
was top-notcher IN all four ma jor
branches He is the best all-round
athlete developed during the year in
this section
Playing tackle in foot ball last fall.
Summers made such "A fine impression
that he was selected by some critics
as all-South Atlantic material In
basket ball he played center, and
there We're few better men in the po-
sition. In base ball good hitting and
accurate outfielding placed him among
the most capable diamond performers,
and in track and field nobody in the
section was better in the shot-put and
discus throw. AS a matter OF fact
Summers put the sixt pound shot
F4l feet S12 inches in a dual meet
with Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
farther than it was put in the South
Atlantic ]. A. a. championships. sum-
mers was prevented from taxing part
in the championships because the
whole V. NJ /. squad was kept out
owing to government military inspec-
ton, which takes precedence over
everything at the institute.
Summers weighs 215 pounds, every
pound of which he handles well. He
stands over six feet and is ideal for a
tackle. He is popular with his school
mates and has done well in his scholas
tic work despite the lack of time for
athletics at V. NJ. l.
The Knights of Columbus Base Ball
League is scheduled to open its season
tomorrow on the Catholic University
diamond. The first game will be at
2:30 O'Clock between Keane and Carroll
councils and the second at 1870 between
Spalding and Potomac councils. Uni
forms for all the teams have not yet
arrived. but full equipment is expected
next week. The next contest is booked
for Tuesday. June %. between Washing
ton and Carroll councils.
Central and Western meet today at
Union League Park to decide the high
school base ball championship. The
game will be played at $3.50 o'clock
Evening star., 1920-06-18
CHEVY CHASE GOLFERS
NEAR THE SEMLF|NAL.S 5

Eight members of the Chevy Chase
Club are playing this afternoon for
the right to enter the semi final round
in the annual golf competition for the
French high commission cup Yes
terday's second round was featured by
the defeat of Marshall Whitlatch for
mer District champion. by Allan Lard.
on the eighteenth hole. Whitlatch
gave Lard a small handicap.
Other results of yesterday follow
j. II. Clapp defeated r. +. Neill. and
/: Clarence Hall defeated A. V T.
Garnett, l up; w. B. Mason defeated
+. p. Porcher, and 4 Reeve Lewis
defeated Robert Stead, jr., | up; Allan
Lard defeated MARSHALL Whitlatch, l
up: j. s. Larcombe. jr.. defeated J. l..
Suter, and l; j. 3. Beuret defeated
II. B. Davidson, and 3. and E. NJ. Tai
cott defeated c. V. Wheeler, and 3.
Club handicaps apply i'll all matches
for the cup. The semi-finals viii be
played tomorrow morning, with the
final scheduled for the afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
-FOUR CLUBS BACK
STAND Of ATLANTA
Park Will Remain Locked if
Little Rock Insists on
Keeping Casey" Smith.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June is.-John ID.
Martin. president of the southern AS
sociation, today called a special meet
ing of the league directors To be
held in Memphis next Monday to con-
slider the situation brought about by
the refusal of five of the eight clubs
in the league TO play the Little Rock
club with Casey" Smith in the
lhe-up.
ATLANTA. June lS-ofhcials of both
the Little Rock and Atlanta base BAH
clubs entered tae second day of their
controversy over Pitcher "Casey" Smith,
apparently determined to maintain their
stands. and as result il appeared there
would be no game here again today.
Charlie Frank, president and man
ager Cf the local Southern Associat.on
Club. .,cknd up his ban park yesterday
and refused 10 let the umpires or Little
Rock players enter. as long as Smith
was on the visiting team. He an
nounoed he would do this again today,
and press dispatches quoted the officials
of the birmingham. Chattanooga. Mem
phs aud Mobile clubs as saying they
would hack up Frank in his stand. The
, Nashville and New Orleans clubs we're
said to be awaiting events before an
nouncing their stand.
Game >ot Forfeited.
The game Yesterday was not for
feited. The umpiros leaving the case up
to the league directors.
Smith. an Indian, and reputed to
have been one of the stars Of the Pa
c'ftc Coast League, was released a
month ago by the San Francisco Club
for the good of base ball" after an in
vestigation of alleged gambling at the
ball park. II was said at the time,
hnu .1+ar hn n arf13- ta<,
with the affair
, Smith. then free agent signed UP
with Little Rock and by a court order
hat club forced President Martin Of the
Southern Association to approve the
contract. Tom Seaton. another star
pitcher. was released by San Fran
cisco at the same time as Smith and
under what were said to be the same
circumstances. He also has been
signed by Little Rock. hut il was said
his contract had not been approved be-.
cause of an error in il. President.
Allen of Little Rock said as Preside
Martin had approved Smiths contract
after the court order he expected him
to approve Seatons. also.
To Appeal Court Decision.
Meantime President Martin has an
nounced he will appeal To the federal
circuit court the decision made la
federal district court in Memphis, and
issuea d statement requesting cruz
managers to abide by the courts
order.
Both the players here last night
asserted their innocence and said they
never had been given chance to
show that the reports about their
conduct are groundless Manager
Eiberfeld announced if Frank would
prefer charges against the men and
thus start an investigation he would
suspend them pending the outcome.
Frank declined 10 do this and reiterat-
ed he simply would not play Little
Rock as long as they were on the
team.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Ahead Deadock Reached Southern
Grid Stars Members
Of Race Yachts Crews

NEW YORK. !une IS by a
strange coincidence, both the
ReselHte and the Nanitie have
Harvard foot bali eenters of
past years In their respective
afterkuards. Charles J. NOurse
fetnE OF the Xanitie's con-
tinKent. while John +. Pnrkin-
son Is attached to the Resolute.
When asked what MIR. Nourse's
position Ssns aboard the yanitie.
Rear Commodore George Nfeh-
OILS. skipper OF that craft. said
he was the ''strOnE man" Of the
crew. adding that such man
often Sns useful aboard 81 cup
defense yacht. Nr. Parkinxon
holds the same relative pOxitian
on the ResOlute, and after the
bucktinG Of the mast OF the
HerreshOH creation last Satur-
day one yachting was among
the observers Of the first con-
test remarked that Mr.. Parkfn-
son must have been below decks
or asleep. else the most never
would have had chance 10
tOpple over the side.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Stan Harris Sent Home;
liberated Tooth Cause
of In6elders Disability

CLEVELAND, June 1S.-Stan-
ley Harris. Washington second
baseman, will be out of the
game mt least another week and
possibly longer. Harris last
appearance in the lineup was
in st. Louis ON Thursday, June
10. after which trouble with his
throwing arm caused him to he
withdrawn. The cause of his
ailment puzzled physicians. and
they were unable to account for
the swollen neck glands. which
were n painful development.
Exhausting every other means
of diagnosis the X-ray yester-
day was resOrted to, and pic
lures Of his jaw proved that n
badly liberated tooth was the
cause of his illness.
Harris left here last night for
Washington, where he will be
given treatment and remain .un-
til the Nationals return to the
capital next Friday.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
LOCAL TENNIS PLAYERS
TO Be BUSY TOMORROW

Tennis players viii be busy here to-
morrow. The Suburban League will
open its season; Columbia will enter
sociation match, starting at $3.50
o'clok, and the ninth weekly series
in the Women's League will be got
underway.
Play in the Suburban League, which
will start at o'clock on the courts
of the first named club, calls for the
following matches of two singles and
five doubles: Euclid VS.. Montrose,
Holmead VS.. Racquet, Bureau of
Standards VS.. Argyle, Fairmont VS..
Capital. formerly Home Club.
Competition in the women's circuit
win have the following teams OPP
posing: Midcity VS.. Burial class,
Liberty VS.. Blue Triangle, Treasury
vs.. Rehabilitation. Piney Branch VS..
Community Service.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
KIRBY VIEWS OLYMPIC
STADIUM AT ANTWERP

ANTWERP. June 1S.-Gustavus T.
Kirby. president Of the American Olym-
pic committee, arrived here on the
steamer kroonland, and together with
American commercial representatives
who are on their way to Paris, inspected
the Olympic Stadium. Mr. Kirby will
remain here, but the commercial dele
gat,on will go to Paris by special train
today.
The Antwerp chamber of commerce
and city officials entertained the Ameri-
cans on a sightseeing tour
Evening star., 1920-06-18
SEMI-FINALS REACHED
IN MISSOURI TITLE GOLF

ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-Mrs. r. c.
Greenlease OF Kansas City, low medal
list. was defeated by Mrs. l.. f. Wasson
of st. Louis, four up and three. in the
third championship round of the state
amateur tournament for women here
Two matches in the first champion
ship round of the mems tournament
were decided on the nineteenth green
visiting players being victors in both in
stances. DIR. Paul r. Talbot of Spring
field, eliminated e. r. McClelland and
Ralph Sackman of Kansas City, de-
feated John Morrison.
Semi-finals in the women's events will
be played tomorrow
Evening star., 1920-06-18
MANNING IN FINALS
OF CAROL|NAS' TENNIS

GREENVILLE, S. c., June 1s.-y
NJ. Manning of Greenville defeated
Frank Owens of Atlanta in the semi
finals in singles in the annual tourna-
ment for the tennis championship of
the Carolinas Manning will enter
the finals in this class tomorrow
againts the winner of the other leg
of the semi-finals between Clark War
ing of Columbia and Henry Bruins of
New Orleans, which will be played to-
day.
Finals in doubles will be played to-
day between the Capers brothers of
Augusta, present south Atlantic dou-
bles champions. and Bruins and Phelps
of New Orleans, the Capers brothers
having defeated Manning and Cary of
Greenville in semi-finals.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
GIANTS TRYING TO GET
JOHNSON OF SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY, June 1s.-The
New York Nationals are negotiating
for the services of Ernest Johnson,
manager and shortstop of the Salt
Lake club of the Pacific Coast League
1t became known here today, when
johnson announced he had received an
offer to join the Giants If satisfactory
arrangements could be made with the
owners of the Salt Lake team.
Johnson is runner-up to the league
leader in hitting with 1854. fourth in
the greatest number Of hits. leads in
base stealing and Is regarded as one
of the best infielders in the coast
league. He came to Salt Lake from
the st. Louis Americans last season.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Ouimet Playing Great Game

Francis Ouimet is playing wonder
full golf. In succession he has won
the Country Club cup the Bay State
Automobile Association Salvation Army
tourney with 73, the Oakley open
tourney with a Is, the Framingham m
open with II and the Jaques cup,
covering the ~ holes in 800 for the
four rounds. winning by A seventeen
stroke margin over his nearest oppo-
nent. They We're all Journeys in the
vicinity of Boston.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Big Show at Ardmore.

An ail-star show is scheduled at
Ardmore Tuesday night. June 80
Five bouts are to be held, the main go
to be between Young Bowen and
Johnny Ray at ten rounds. Other
bou.s are listed between Mike Uraine
and Sailor Jack Smith. Chick Hoi-
brook and Frankey Collins, Johnny
White and Fred Bolden. Johnny Nc
Govern and an opponent to be Sc
lected later.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Gotham Bowlers to Roll.

A bowling team from New York is to
roll special match tomorrow against a
five picked from local alley ranks. Five
games will take place in the afternoon
at the Rathskeller alleys and five at
night at the Royal Carroll. Works.
Wostenholme. Baum and Harry krauss
are to make up the local five.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Olympic Try Outs June 26.

June 26 will witness sectional
Olympic track and field try-outs in
Philadelphia. where eastern stars will
contend: in Chicago, where central
athletes will battle at Stagg Field: at
New Orleans, where southern cracks
will compete, and at Pasadena, Calf,
where Pacific coast experts will show
their skill.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
BABE RUTH DRIVES OUT
HIS nineteenth HOMER

Babe Ruth yesterday featured the
New York-Chlcago game at Chicago.
which New York won to 2, by driving
out his nineteenth homer Of the season
and smashing out a two-bagger besides.
Ruth narrowly missed making two homo
runs, as a second drive cleared the fence.
but was carried foul a few inches by
high wind. Lefty Williams was on the
slab for Chicago Mays pitched good
ball for New York.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
AMERICANS WIN PRIZES
IN LONDON HORSE SHOW

LONDON, June 1S.-The Olympia
horse show attracted large attend
ance to witness the driving and jump
ing competitions. George Watts OF
New Jersey took first prize in class >
for trotters, with Garry Owen. and
third prize in the same event with his
mare Yankee Girl
During the drive around the arena
there was collision between Garry
Owen and the pony Master Ideal Wal
ter Winans. who was driving Master
Ideal was thrown and dragged some
distance. but resumed his seat and
gained second prize.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Riverdale Issues Challenge

Riverdale has recently organized a
base ball team and issues IA challenge
to any fast nine in or around Wash
ineton which may desire a game.
The Riverdale Club is willing to play
either in Washington or at Riverdale.
Otis Salatin. Riverdale, Md, is man
aEer.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
BALTIMORE FIVE TAKES
LEAD AMONG BOWLERS

The Baltimore Combinations jumped
over from Baltimore last night long
enough to take the lead in the duckpin
tourfta ament now being held at the
Recreation alleys. The visitors rolled
set of 1,64s, to get which games of 55S,
$50 and 531 were hung up. Scores
made by the Baltimoreans
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Georgia Golf Tourney Starts.

ATLANTA, June 11.-More than $50
players from all over the state are
entered in the Georgia golf champion
ship tournament. which started on the
Druid Hills course here yesterday.
Noble Hardee of Savannah. present
state champion; Bob Jones and Perry
Adair of Atlanta and other well
known players were included in the
list.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Boston. Arena to Cost $3.50, 900,

The new Boston Arena Company will
construct an arena on St. Botolph
street, that city. which is to be ready
by November /. 1t will cost $S50,0o0.
1t is being built by syndicate. and
will include the latest equipment for
hockey, bicycle races. track games,
boxing and other sports.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Philadelphia Foot Ball Center.

Philadelphia, with eighty-five affili-
ated clubs. is the largest organized
center in the United States Foot Ball
Association. The annual meeting of
the governing body will be held in
Philadelphia next year.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Red Sox Nose Out Tigers.

The Boston Red Sox yesterday took
a close game from Detroit, fine pitching
by Bush being mainly responsible for
the to ! victory. The Tigers made
their only run in the ninth. Dauss also
hurled good ball for the Tigers.
Evening star., 1920-06-18
Arrow A. G. Schedules Game

The Arrow Athletic Club nine has
game scheduled Sunday afternoon
at o'clock with Capitol Heights at
Capitol Heights. All Arrow players
are requested to report in uniforms
at 10th and p streets southeast at
1880 o'clock.