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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Howard KInsey and Irving Vein
stein. California net stars, are schcd-
uied TO battle II out for the washing-
ton state tennis title at the Seattle
tennis club courts this afternoon
Kin~ey won his way into the finals
by disposing OF Phil Ncer. the Port
land crack. In three straight sets.
kinsey had the upper hand thruout
and turned In a score OF GO. e-f. So.
weinstein entered the finals BY
setting down Joe Tyler. the Seattle
veteran. In four sets. The Cali
fornian took the first set e-i. Tyler
took things easy in the opening mix.
but thep put up a stronger fight in
the second and grabbed the set BY
an sc count weinstein stcadied
down. however. and took the next
two sets and the match. Ga. 81. -
SARA LIVINGSTONE
DEFAULTS
Sara Livinssfone. Asvorifs for u
women's title. surprised tennis faaD
by defaulting Friday to Mrx- CusAe
Ing. She will play In the doubles
and figured that two strenuom
, matches would be too much for her
today as she has been playing Z loe
OF strenuous tennis lately. Maymo
Mcdonald win meet Mrs. Cushing for
the womcn's title. She won her w1y
into tho finals by defeating MiW
Fording. OF Portland. so. 81.
Mrs. Cushing and Nayme No
Donald win play sara Livsngstono
and Mrs Brasdon In tho women'e
doubles finals. The former pair
beat Miss Campbell and Miss Ford
Ing. OF Portland. by q 81, 80. ThSv
other finaIists defeated Miss Lar
buth and Mrs. Stafford e-l ca
GOOD DOUBLES
MATCHES
Tho mems doubles should bring
out some fast tennis when Neer and
Scott play Kinsey and weinstein
today. The former eliminated Burr
and Hesketh Friday while Russell
and Tyler fell before the Callsor-
mans.
In mixed doubles Mayme McDon-
aid and Elmer Griffen meet Ma
Gushing and Howard Kinsey In he
finals. They both had hard fis
yesterday but pulled thru.
Several Junior matcheg were
staged yesterday with Armand Mar.
ion. Seattle Junior champion, and !
Warren Brown. of Tacoma, winntnn
Their way into the finals.
FRIbAY RESULTS
Mems stnsies--kinsey beat NesP. a.
81, 80; weinsiein beat Tyler. s-i. 90
Ga. ell.
Mems douhies--Neer and Scott NSas
Grimes and Jackson BY default: Neer ana
scott beat BURY and Hesketh. 81. ga.
sd; kinscy and weinstcin beat Russell
and Tyler. rs. s-i.s
Womcn's sinxies-Mrs Cushing neae
Miss Livingstone by default; Miss Ma
Donald beat Miss FordinE. 60. 81.
womcn's douhles-Mrs Cushing ana
Miss Macdonald beat Miss Campbell And
Miss Fording, GO. 60: Mrs Brardon ard
Miss Livingstone beat Miss IAmbuth ana
Mrs. Stafford. 81. s-s
Mixed doubles-Miss Macdonald ana
Griffin beat Mrs. Bragdon and wetnxt Ella
50. s-ss Mrs Cushing and Kinsey heas
Miss schreiner and Scott Sc S-s
Junior singies-Marion beat .Grfnea
rs. 50. 81: Brown beat Hebn. ca. a..
W. Collins beat Gray by default: Leisee
beat y. Collins. t-s. s-s "a. Brown bear
w. Collins. 81, SO. Marion besls Lesser.
81. ga.
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ENTRIES TODATE:

MEMS EVENTS
so-yard dash tfrce styled
Harry Mcwstters Sam Dinnis
Fred Livcrmorc Nitric konowaioff
r. w. slmmonds W. X. speidei
Sam Durix Lambert Siernbergh
Dul Wright
ioo.yard dash tfrrs styis)
Harry Mcwatters sam pinnis
Nitric Konowaloff Lambert sternbereh
Sam Duriz W. X spcidci
s,o-yard dash Gree styIe)
Robert Smith Sam 'pinnis
Nitric Konowaioff W. X. spoidci
Sam Duriz
?oo-yard dash threast stroic)
Robert Smith lambert sternbcrgh
Gus Jsryio Roy o'Nen
Merlin Fadden
ioo-yard dash thack stroke)
Robert Smith Sam Dinnis
Fred Livermore Sam Durix
Nitric kOnowaiof
so-yard dash tnovice)
Fred Isvermorc ". w. Simmonds
so-yard dash tunder water)
Jack Way Roy O'Ncii
Harry Mewatters Bili Wright
Sam purix Gus Jarvie
lambert sternbcrgh
Fancy diving tio-foot board)
Rodney Gilbert Guy Thomas
Joo Hyman Merlin Fadden
Fred Grafton Roy o'Ncii
JUNIOR MEMS EVENTS
so-yard dash tfrce style. under IL
yearH)
shorty Douglass Shannon neitcrton
Everett Tate Joe Hymnan
Ralph Hopper Joe 7. Newsum
Ralph Hasltau Verne penegov
Sam Angel
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PORTLAND TO
SEND 10

VICTORIA. Aug. 1a.--Jack Cody.
coach OF the Multnomah Athletic
club swimming team of Portland.
will have 10 swimmers in the big
p. N. a. outdoor swimming meet to
be held there this afternoon. accord.
Ing TO telegram received by
tho committee chairman. William
Davies.
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MARTY KItuG REGIONS
SALTS

Marty Erug. one OF the best
second Nackcra In tho Coast league,
who had fall out with Manager
Johnson Of the Salt Lake Bees which
ended In krug's quitting the club re.
Gently. has evidently patched up his
difficulties because he Is hack ia tho
lineup again. He's getting his hits
In there every day. KruR ~ one
Of those rare blrds--a real classy IN,
fielder. who can HIT We aldo notice
that the veteran Franz Hosp. who
paStiTned with Seattle part Of last
season. In playing right field for the
Bees temporarily. replacing Hari
Maggert. released.
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ENTRIES SWELL FOR
STARS CITY WATER
MEET; EVENT'TO
BE HELD AUGUST %

list published here. get in touch with
the sporting editor or send In an.
other blank properly filled out
This Is probably the last free-for.
all city swimming meet this season.
and there's a lot OF swimmers and
divers who have not grabbed this
chance and will lose II II they don't
snap out of It and rush up.
This meet viii be under the regu.
lar A. A. u. rules. and IL any records
are broken they WIN go down on Of.
ficial records.
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ISSAQUAH
WILL PLAY
ROSEYN

Issaauah. champions OF the West.
ern Washington miners league,
Will play Roalyn, Eastern cham.
pions. today at Boslyn. for the state
miners baseball title.
Issaduah beat Tolt last Sunday
by n 40 count
The Roslyn and Issaquah teams
will play an exhibition game Sun.
day at Clio Eium.
The ISsaduah lineup win be: Rose.
s.: Castagna or Pedegnna. lb.: Wat.
kins, 2b; w. Boyden. SIS: J. Favini.
3b: +. Favini. II. Boyden. Sell or
Lindsay. outfiolders: C. Mcouadc,
Cleveland or Morrison. pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Cast your optics over the list OF
swimmers who have entered the big
Star city swimming meet. which
takes place the week OF August %.
Wouldn't few of you cracks like
to get In and compete with some OF
these stars and show them just how
good you are? Don't forget that you
still have a chance. as the entry
list does not close until 9 p. IN.
Thursday. August 10.
II you have filled out an entry
blank and your name isn't on the
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BIG CALIFORNIA
SWIM MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. f4.--Thc
big California swim meet takcssrlace
Sunday I'm the San Diego harbor.
just off the Coronado Tent City. The
water is shallow there and II Is OK.
pected that several records viii be
lowered
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RUTH TO SELL.
BEST FLAIL.

NEW YORK. Aug. i4.-"Babc-
Ruth's. pet bat which helped the
demon slugger to compile his new
home run record. arrived here from
Detroit Friday. The bat was put on
exhibition at large department
store and VIII 80 TO tho person who
purchases the largest number OF
tickets to tho big police held day
doings hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
SEATTLE GRABS MIX OUT or
FIRE

Pulling games out Of the fir
Soattis'a sperlaity--waa enacted for
big housefui Of fans yesterday
when tho locals stepped out and an.
nsxed Wild melee by counting two
runs In the last OF the ninth. win.
ming 10 TO ..
The tribe filled tho bases and Man.
aRer AcCrcdic rushed "suan. Suth.
crland to the hill But after hitting
about a half dozen fouls. BIii
Cunningham walked and forced In
the tying run. nlii s,umph popped
out and then "Red- Baldwin smash.
ed the apple thru short and Eldrcd
counted Murphy started the inning
with single and Eldrod busted n
double 10 center. kcnworthy was
purpomely walked.
Schorr started on tho hin for Seat.
tic and Clarirr for the visitors. but
neither fooled tho hsttrrs any. Seat.
tie making seven runs in the fourth
frame on punched hits. scibold and
Brooks then worked awhile and
Gardner and Sutherland finished tho
game.
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zone out when winning run scored.
Summary: Struck ont-By Schorr 1.
by Gardner 2. by Brooks !. Bases on
baiIs-Off aelbold T. off Glazisr 1. off
Brooks 2. Off Sutherland /. Two-base
hitR-~wisterz1 2. Aaisel ], Eidred 2.
stufnpf !. geibold l. Middleton /. Iohne
I. sohaiier / Three-base hits-IirOoks
-, Maiseis T. Double piays-Cor To
spranger: stusnpf 20 Kenworthy TO Muir
ply. Sacrifice hit--Bohne 1. Stolen
bsses-Koshicr. Murphy, Bohns wild
pitch 49, Brooks Innings pitched g. Iiy
schOrr .. runs ?, hits 4. at bat a.;
Giszier az. runs S. hits 9. ut bat IS,
taken out IN the fourth with one on base.
seibold az. runs 6, hits s, at bat II.
taken out In seventh with 2 on base.
Brooks ~. runs 3. hits 6. at bat II. out
In ninth with 3 on, none out, Runs re-
sponsiols for--Schorr 4, Seibold 4, Gard
ner !. Giazier 4. Brooks 4, Sutherland 0.
Charge defeat to Brooks. credit victory
~ Gardner.
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REACH
FINALS
in STATE
NET PLAY
Today's Final
Net Program

i:5o p. m.--Men's singlcs--Wein-
stein vs. Klnsey.
Junior singies-Marion VI. Brown.
2.3o p. m.7-Iadies' singles-Mi0
Macdonald vs.. Mrs. Gushing.
$40 p. m.--Men's doubles-Kln-
sey and weinstein Wa Neer
and Scott.
Ladies' doubles --- Mrs. Cushing
and Miss Macdonald vs. Mrs.
Bragdon and Miss Living
stone.
$40 D. m.--Mixed doubles--Misz
Macdonald and Griffin w.
Mrs. Gushing and KInsey.
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YANKS CAN'T
SUBSCRIBE

MONTREAL. Aug. 14.--Americans
win be prohibited from subscribing
to the public fund which A. G..
Ross. tho, local sportsman, liz rails
ing to build n chaliangar Tor the
American cup. '''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
RAY WINS BIG GOLF HONORS
LEADS BY SINGLE STROKE

sos. -.
Frank NeS4mArA New York n. ~. 70.
it~~taA
Charles Rowe Pituburs. ~. n. ~,
rt--z0t
Pred Hefi. Of Denver. scored ;ss-sfl
n y. Knerper tAsnAfeurj. Sioux City.
scored iss-sis.
sAraat~urs @s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
WHERE TEAMS PLAY NEXT
WEEK

While Vernon is playing tho locals
here next week. Portland VIII enter.
tain tho Oakland club and San Fran.
cisco will play host to the Salt Lake
Bees Tho Sacramento crew taneIcs
with Los Angeles at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

'wiiiisn Maerariaa~ Nov York r.
~. "a Tt~-.ts
nee MeDoaalt- chieAxo. ~. ~. n. 70
SEQ
walter Hagen. petross. ~. ~, ~, 70
-~s0s
G W. HACKNEY. Atlantic City. ~. ~.
- fs--se:.
Pred Mcleod washinrton. II. ~. 70.
See.
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wISrEHxTL POUNDS TIE
APPLE

Tex w'is;erzii. tho Beaver third
saekrr. il doing some TAN hitting
for the Ross City crew. lie slapped
out three doubles and ~ single in
five trips TO tn. plate yesterday.
scoring four runs during the enter.
tninfuent-
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WANT MITCHELL
BOYS BARRED

DETROIT, Aug. 14.--Promotor
Mike stambaugh Is DESTROYS OF hav-
ing Richie Mitchell prohibited from
boxing in this state In the future.
Starnbaugh turned over to the local
boxing commission letters to the ef
feet that Mitchell had run out on
three successive fights on him
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
TENNIS TALK,
BY GERTRUDE sCHREINER

Quite the sensation Of Fridays
matches In the WAAhington state
tennis championships now being
staged On the seattle Tennis club
courts wsa the presence Of REX !
Stafford and = battle ef milk On the T
side lines during the Joe Tylrr-
Irving Weinstetn 60. However. h
neither the liquid offering nor STAFF
fcrds pull werc strong enough 10
turn the tide Of victory In favor e
the southpaw Scattleitc.
As result of Fridays play, weinstean
and -<inscy, the two entries from san
Francisco, viii clash in tho finals for
the possession OF tho Carter challenge
cup. This Is the same pair that faced
each other In the finals OF tho Pacific
Northwest meet In Tacoma last safur.
day. kinsey won then. Both are on to
the fine points of each others play. and
favor tho lob drive and change OF pace.
Armand Marion. 1s-ycar-old Sc
attic net expert, looks like "a winner
In the state Junior event. He mccts
Warren brown, Of Tacoma. In the
finals today.
Friday, the 18th. had no terrors for
one tennis player, at least II was Mira
Cushing's lucky day. She moved int
tho finals in all three events. and was
the recipient OF box Of birthday flov-
ers as big as q truck.
Wilmington Grey and John Ryan deserve.
full measure OF praise In handling tho
work OF the tournament. Tho boys saw
to II that matches were run off on
scheduled time.
William Lave. considered one a
Scattle's bsst tennis umpirss, was ON
tho stand yesterday for the first time
In many u season. lie officiated II
tho Mrs. Bragdop- w einstcln- NiAs
Macdonald Griffen melee.
Bruce Hesketh, local piayfield tennIoA
star who has been making good In thnj
state meet this week. may travel doJ
10 california Tor the championship -
that state the first of September
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1, ko-yard dash thack stroke; under
IL years)
shorty Douglass Ralph Hopper
to-yard dash tfrce style; it-iS
years odd
Rodney Gilbert Fred Grafton
Morris Arneii Stanley Raikowski
| Allen Jones Bob strena
lsArthur Duffy Art McDulffan
so-ysrd dash thsck stroke: 1915
years old
Alien Jones Bob strena
Stanley Raikowski Art McQuilian
wOMEN's EVENTS
soyard dash tfree STYLED
Katherine Brown Moliic Langley
Ann wsgstaff Beth Langley
Rose Friedman Dimple NRgier
Margaret Stltt Hester Eastman
Virginia Grafton
ioo-yard dash Gree styie)
Both Langley Katherine brown
Hester Eastman Dimple Narler
Ann WaRstaff Virginia Grafton
Mollie Langley Rose Friedman
100 yard dash threast stroke)
Hester Eastman Virginia Grafton
Ann wagstan Clara Niekirk
KATHERINE Brown Madeleine Pless
Dimpie Nagier
bo-yard dash tnovice)
Dimpie Nagier Virginia Grafton
Fancy diving tio-foot board)
beth Langley katheryne Brown
Ann wagstaH
WOMEN'S JUNIOR EVENTS
bo-yard dash Ofree style. under IL
years Odd
fSeora Garriott Ella Runge
isabel Bailey Agnes Speidei
Bo-yard dash tfrce style; i4-iy
years old/
Rosa FriedmAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Dame Rumor Has "Home
Run" Baker Joining Yanks

NEW YORK. Aug 14.-John Franklin Baker. more
Familiarity known Home Run Baker may rejoin the
New York Yankees. according to announcement made
in local baseball circles today.
Baker who starred with the Athletics and Yankees for
several seasons quit at the end of the 1919 campaign
but the lure of the game is said to have made him change
his mind
Just where he would play is riddle to Gotham
diamond experts Aaron Ward is playing bangup ball
at third base and Waly Ppp is stationary at the first
sack. He may be used pinch hitter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Gee, but l love Boldts French
pastry"--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Lets cat breakfast at Boidt's."--
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Bruce Hesketh, local piayfield tennIoI
star, who has been making good In Tn.
state meet this week may travel do
to California for the championship
that state the first of September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Armand Marion, 1e-ycar-cld se-
attic net expert. looks like "a winner
In the state Junior event. He mc~ts
Warren brown, Of Tacoma. In the
finals today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Wilmington Grey and John Ryan deserve
full measure of praise In handling the
work OF the tournament. Tho boys saw
TO II That matches were run off on
scheduled time.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
GEN. JOHN {. M'MAHON
DIES AT PRINCETON
Retired Officer Was Former Com
mander of Fifth Division Regu-
lars; Served in France.

Maj. Gen. John E. McMahon. u: S.
A. retired. former commander of the
5th Division regulars, died Wednes-
day at Princeton. n. j.. following an
attack of pneumonia. Funeral SER
vices will be held tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock at Gawler's undertake
ing esta ablishment, 1890 Pennsylvania
avenue. IntCrment will be in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Gen. Mcmahon was born in Buff
fal 10. \. Y, December s. 1860. After
being graduated from Fordham Col
lege in 1880 he was appointed to
West Point Military Academy Sep
tember l. 1882. He was graduated
from there in the class of 1856. re-
ceiving the commission of second
lieutenant. In 1892 he was made
first lieutenant; 1901. captain; 1907.
major; 1911. lieutenant colonel and
June 3, 1916. colonel.
In the Spanish American war Gen
McMahon's service was as follows:
Captain and assistant adjutant gen.
erai. May IL, 1898: major. 31st U. s.
Voluntary Infantry. July s. 1899. He
saw active service both in the Cuban
and Philippine campaigns.
When the United States entered
the world war Gen. Mcmahon was
appointed a brigadier general in the
National Army and was assigned to
command a brigade of field artillery
at Camp Dix, n. ]. In December
1917. he was promoted to the rank
Evening star., 1920-01-30
Deaths Reported.

| The following deaths have been reported TO
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
John p. Clements. A. 1140 North Capitol
street
! Raymond F. Baker 30. 3416 street.
/ Charles Williams. 10, 1926 9th street.
| Sarah B. Collins. 49, Providence Hospital.
| Lottie Fowler ST. Providence Hospital.
Andrew Sharris, "a. tuberculosis Hospital
Rose Bevans, so. apt. 116. 1928 Columbia
| road.
Thomas Zoui. 80. 80 Maryland avenue.
Jennie NJ Jones. 43; Sc street
southeast.
snsan s. Boland. -. s2s L street.
Elizabeth C. Diggs Sc, $40 25th street.
| Philip Racquet. S. ST. Elzabeth's Hospital.
| Bertha V. Heffner. ~. 37th and Tunlaw
road.
| Clara L. Rawlings, 70. ao5 s,h street south
Charles F. Cohiller, 81. United States Sol
diers' Home.
! Henry Kober. sc. Tuberculosis Hospital
| Ruth f. Roberts, q. 1405 Girard street.
Walter p. Gore. 81, Garfield Hospital.
John W. Rohrbsck. SO. 1220 l street.
Gurli Lowe, s., 833 Virginia avenue south
west
Thomas Doran. 26. Georgetown University
Jeanie Lockwood Jones. 10. 800 Massachu-
| George Robinson. IS. 1851 Biltmore street
Ralph W. Gleason "a o5O5 Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
Margaret c. Montg tgomery 49, I135 9th street
Henrietta Goodman. 81. 1882 Harvard street.
Ella l.. McDermott, SO. A. street.
Thomas Brady. 62. United States Soldiers
Home.
Harry =. Garratt. A. Providence Hospital
George w. Ellis. 40, 1929 10th street north
east.
Eloira NJ. Reamy %. SOC 9TH street south
west.
Luigie Pizza. J months. 1112 sth street
southeast.
John W. Keister. ; months. 2106 Pennsyl-
vana avenue.
Infant of Frank and Bertha Marcozzi. 1 day.
| Garfield Hospital.
Infant of John and Margaret Renoe, .
days. Providence Hospital.
Joseph Robson. hours GEORGETOWN Uniyer-
sty Hospital.
Infant of Robert b. and Lydia Swope,
Georgetown University Hospital.
William II. Anderson. 30. 1854 21st street
Bessie billiard. 33. 422 street.
Lena Rogers. 26. 702 Washington court
Grant Holmes. 46. 1881 9th street
Frank Nickens. 40, Freedmen's Hospital
John i. Mills. so. 1419 n street.
Matilda Spriggs, IS. 664 Callan street north.
east. vs.
Antie Thornton. 45. 1413 18th street.
Sarah Beall. 81, 497h l. street southwest
Lottie Brooks, II. 12lj Half street south
Martha Thornton. 81 415 9Th street south
west.
Robert Scott. 7G Garfield Hospital.
Hospital.
Irene Allen %. Freedmen's Hospital
wallace Masshenn 43. 1911 10th street
Mary A: Wallace. 90. 1909 22d street
Evelyn West. 16. 22O4 1Ith Street
Irene r. Sybot 16. 74S Morton street
Martha Warren. so, 361I n street
George Dorsey. l, 4S17 41st street
Hughes Hawkins 3, Children's Hospital.
Alfred r. Ward. l. 42O street
James A. Hall, ; days. 1871 Harvard road
northeast. ~
Infant of John H. and Sadie Crawford. 10
days, Freedmen's Hospital
Evening star., 1920-01-30
HAS LIST OF ELIGIBLES.
State Department Completes Ex-
aminations for Foreign Posts

State Department officials have just
completed examinations of candidates
for appointment as secretaries in the
diplomatic service and as consuIs. vice
consuls and student interpreters in
the consular service. Men passing
these examinations are regarded as
eligible for initial appointment in the
respective services in the grades for
which they qualified, as vacancies oc-
cur.
Fifty years was the maximum age
fixed for candidates for consular ap-
pointments and thirty-five years the
maximum age for candidates as sec
retaries in the diplomatic service
There were twelve candidates in the
diplomatic examination and 147 in the
consular examination. Those success
full in the latter examination are
eligible for appointment, either as
consuls' Of class seven. vice consuls of
class three or consular assistants or
student interpreters in China, Japan
or Turkey.
1t will take some time to determ in e
the individual standing of the various
candidates.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
THE EVENING STAR FRIDAY JANUARY 3o 1920

Of major general and was assigned
to the command of the 5th DiVision
(regulars), which he commanoeo III
the st. Mihiel and Meuse-ArgOnn
operations. Upon his return from
France Gen. Mcmahon was assigned
to command Camp Zachary IaEior,
Kentucky
In 1896 he married Caroline Bache.
daughter of Col. Dallas Bache OF the
Medical Corps. Mrs. Mcmahon died
in this city in 1915. surviving MN are
Maj. J. Z. Mcmahon. jr., neld artiilery;
and two daughters. Miss CaroIine anu
Miss Esther, who are living at
Princeton.
Failing health caused Gen. McMahon
to be retired with his permanent rank
of colonel of field artillery in 1919.
Since his retirement from actiVe serV-
ice he made his home win ms son,
Mai. John +. McMahon. jr., U. 5. Army.
who is in command of the Reserve
Oficers' Training Corps unit at
Princeton University.
tinguished officers of the Z. S. field
artillery. having served Tor several
details as a member and as president
of the field artillery board. He was
graduated from the United states Ar
tilIery School at Fort Monroe, Va, in
the class of 1898, and served on the
general stan here from 1911 to 1914.
Evening star., 1920-01-30

gers on the Africa, but suddenly
there came the cry: Down with
Italy," from somewhere near the stern
of the vessel
The enraged soldiers at once invaded
the decks of the Africa. intending to
lynch the man who had shouted the
insulting words. but were met by the
commander and officers of the ship
who defended the members of the
crew. The Marchioness of DuraZZo.
faires in Peking. addressed the ltal-
faires in Peking. addresses the Ital-
ians and finally restored calm. 1t is
said that the majority OF the crew
We're Slavs or Germaps.
The man who caused the disorder
was later found and landed under
guard OF British police.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
ITALIAN SOLDIERS IN CLASH.

Rome. January 80 Iby the AS
socIated Press. Italian soldiers
clashed with Slav and German sailors
on board the steamer Africa of the
Trieste-Lloyd line at Singapore re-
Gently. when one of the sailors in
suited Italy, according to a report to
the Messaggero. 1t is said the incident
was one of considerable gravity.
Four hundred Italian soldiers being
brought back from Siberia had been
landed on the dock at Singapore by
the steamer Nippon, when they saw
the Africa. which was the first steam
er flying the Italian flag they had
seen in years The soldiers cheers
were echoed from the Italian passen-