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SAcond Cana.
Totals. 43 II 80 10 Totals. 30 1870 13

'Batted for McNally in ninth.
tTvo out when winning run scored.
Boston. n............. 1 0 o o DO Id
Cleveland. ..... 900 3 o o 1 o o o.
Runs-schang, Menosky (3), McNally.
Jameson. Chapman. Speaker. Gardner. Err
rors-Foster, Scott. Two-base hts-Menosky.
McInnis. Chapman, Johnston. Three base hit
Johnston Runs batted in-By Foster,
Hooper. McInnis, Pennock, Gardner. Speak
er. Johnston. Hits-0n Bagby, II In 1-3
innings; OF Uhle. in 1 % innings. First
base on error-CleveIand, /. Left on bases
Boston, Is; Cleveland, IL. Stolen base
schang. Caught stealing-By 0'Neill, Bailey.
Sacrifice hits-Speaker. Gardner. 0'Neill.
Base on balls-By Pennock, 3; By Bagby, 3.
Struck out-By Pennock. 3; by Bagby, 2.
Double plays-Foster to McNally to McInnis.
Hit by pitched ball-By Uhie- -1Schang)
Time-2:l5. Umpires-Nsllin and Connolly.
800.
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Nationals Meet Tigers in
Double-Header Today

Not being of the amphIbious
type. the Nationals. and Tigers
loafed yesterday while st. Swithin
got In some more of his dirty
work. The postponement neces-
states n double-header this af-
ternoon.
Acting Manager Mcbride will
start Erickson In the arst game
and Barney johnson will probn-
bly, pitch the second. The Tiger
pitching selections are Oldham
and Dauss.
The FIRST game starts promptly
mt 2 o'clock.
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BABE GETS TWO
CIRCUIT CLOUTS
New Home Run Record Is
Made as Yanks and
White Sox Split.

New York, July 1s.-"Babe" Ruth
today broke the home run record
by pounding out two home runs IN
the second game OF double-header
here. He hit one in the fourth
and one in the ninth inning. The
Yankees and White Sox split even
New York winning the first game
8 to 2 and Chicago the second to s.
The scores:
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Laurel Defeats Gibraltars

Laurel. Nd, July 19.-Laurel de-
feated the Gibraltars of Washing
ton, one of the fastest clubs of that
city. by the score of 10 to 2. Pratts
Yogts pitching for the home team
was too much for the visitors, he
striking out eight batters and al
lowing but four hits during the en-
tire game.
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CUBS TO BATTLE
VA. CHAMPIONS

The Cubs baseball team. one Of
the fastest 'colored teams in the
vicinity, will meet the Virginia
White Sox team, champions of Nir-
ginia at Union League Park, July
%, at $3.50.
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PHILLIES HALTED BY
ST. LOUIS CARDS

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1s.-The Cardi-
nails knocked the Phillies off their
Winning stride today by winning the
closing game of the series, ; to 9,
in twelve interesting innings. Pitch
er Sherdel not only starred on the
rubber against the tail-enders by
holding them to eight hits, but he
scored the winning run. The score:
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RUTH DRIVES OUT TWO MORE ],
HOME RUNS, SET7INGNEUIAlARK
N. Y. Slugger Finds Kerr S
Curves to His Liking and
Runs His Total for Season
Up to 3l-Former Rec
ord Of % Was Made Last
Year.
BY GEORGE l.. MORELAND.

George Herbert Ruth. better
known as Babe. accomplished yes-
terday what no other player has
been able to do in the forty-six
years of baseball in the major
leagues.
Batting against Pitcher Dick
Kerr. of the Chicago club, the Bal
tlmore bruiser cracked out two
home runs, making his total for
the season thirty-one. The first one
was made in the fourth inning and
the second In the ninth.
This is n record for all time in
the majors. exceeding the mark
hung up last season, when Babe
had twenty-nine circuit drives to
his credit. And before the sea-
son is completed there is every
reason to believe IL will be boosted
to a. much higher figure.
Local Park Has His Number.
Every park in the league has
seen Ruth rap one for the circuit
this year. save Washington. 1t
! Is Ruth's desire to show no dis
lcrimination, and his next visit here
will see a determined effort to give
the National fans the pleasure of
seeing him pickle one.
Last season against a rookie
pitcher Ruth raped one for four
bases here and it was his last home
| run for the season. 1t was made
| off Pitcher Jordan in the third in
ming. but failed to keep the Ma
I tionals from winning the game by
! a score of to 8.
On July 10 of last season Ruth
was just hitting his stride and had
| but thirteen home runs. He is now
! eighteen ahead of the pace he set
| when he made his record of twenty
f, nine.
He Likes Polo Grounds.
The two homers yesterday give
runs this year that he has made
while he played on the Polo
! Grounds with the Boston or New
York teams. During the six years
| he has been playing major league
! baseball he has made eighty four
! baggers and thirty-one of them
! were manufactured in New York.
Statistics show that Babe has
: made but four of his homers on the
Washington playing field. Three oil
them were made in 1918 and one
! last year.
While playing with Boston on the
| Red Sox field he made fourteen of
! his seventeen home runs there. His
i last three were made while wearing
Yankee uniform and playing on
! his old grounds.
! Nine of the eighty were made at
| Detroit and six at st. Louis. with
! five on the White Sox grounds. At
! Cleveland and Philadelphia he has
been able to make but four on each
! of these fields. During the six sea-
/, sons he has been hammering out
1 this style of bingles he has faced
! fifty-three right-handed twirlers
! and twenty-seven southpaws. max
/ ing a total of eighty some runs.
Here is the complete home-run
record of Ruth since 1915:
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Everybody DOM II.

st. Louis. July 1S.-'Tisn't only
boys who sit on the bleachers now.
Too many spectators and not enough
seats drives many man who used
to sit in a box to the sun parlors
of the ball farm here.
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Totals. AZ IA So 81 Totals. 45 "a is
sBatted for wrightstone in ninth. tran
for Cravat tn in ninth. One out when winning
run scored.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 900 900 OO2 000-2
ST. LOUIS. 900 900 02O co.'s
Runs-Smith. NcIlenry, Sherdell, ]. Miller,
williams. Errors-She Two-base hits
Stock t2D. McHenry. Sherdell, Crayath,
Hea athcote Meusel. Sacrifice hits-She rdell.
Fournier, Smith. Double plsys-Meusel TO
Wheat to MeuSel. Bases on balls-od Hub
bell. 3 Struck out-by SherdeII, 8; by Hub
bell. I. Left on bases-St. Louis, 10; Phila-
delphia. Z. Time, 2:05. Umpires-klem and
Emslie.
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Saws One Wife Is His Brothers.

Lieut.. Wilfred r. Sinclsire. in Jail
on a bigamy charge. in London. says
he isn't guilty. I've got but one
wife" says he, my brother married
under my name and l married soon
after. Now they think both Of 'em
are mine"
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Stands Alone.

New York, July 1s.-When Babe
Ruth first started his long-distance
batting he was frequently compared
TO Anson, Delchanty and other stars
of yesterday. He now stands alone.
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Center Market Banked.

Naval Air Station kept the lead
in the Potomac League yesterday
by defeating Center Market, to o.
Both hurlers pitched stellar ball
with Sernstein having a shade over
his rival in the pinches.
The batting and base running of
Sullivan and the fast fielding of w.
Mile were the features of the
pastime. The score:
r. H. Z.
Center Market. 900 900 90 /
Batteries - Vernstein and Lynn.
Lieashear and weinberger.
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REDS LAND FROM
BROOKLYN DODGERS

Cincinnati. July 19. - In a game
featured by slugging and brilliant
fielding. Cincinnati loosened the hold
of Brooklyn on first place. With
the exception of one inning Reuther
was in command with men on bases
The hitting of Daubert and Wingo
featured. The score:
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Riverdale Wants Games,

The Riverdale Athletic Club would
like to arrange games with fast
teams in the District. For games
phone Hyattsville 81 and ask for
Sabatini.
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Speed Wonder.

Los Angeles, July 1S.-Eastern
critics have picked Charles Paddock
to be the wonder sprinter of the
times. He has equaled the worlds
record. Coaches believe he will
beat it.
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Picks Rudd.

Boston. July 1S.-Ted Meredith,
former Olympic star, picks Rudd, the
great runner, who will fly the coll
ors of South Africa at Antwerp. as
the man who will trouble America.
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r. HI. Z.
Tunnsy-Burke Bout Postponed.

Jersey City. July 1s.-Gene Tun-
ney and Marty Burke win not fight
the 12-round bout scheduled here to-
night Tunney injured his hand in
training and asked for a postpone
ment
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War on Outlaws.

Memphis. Tenn. July 16.-The
League is making war on
all independent clubs who are using
their gold to lure players into jump
ing contracts.
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Athletics Want Games.

The Athletics want games for
Saturday and Sunday with teams in
Washington or neighboring towns
Arrangements can be made by call
ing G. T. Bender. franklin, 4567.
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Imagine This!

Chicago. July 1S.-Big Ed Walsh,
tstar pitcher of the big show, Is
! now playing third base for his own
Bridgeport, Comm club in the
! Eastern League.
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sBa tied for Shore III eighth.
Score by innings:
Chicago. OlO 900 34o-s
Yankees 900 2Ol Oils
Runs-Jackson 81. FeIsch (2l. ]. Collins
t2) Setback. Kerr. leck. Pip, Ruth. Err
rors- Yankees. PIX. Pratt. Hannah. -.
Two-base hit-Peck. Three-base Hits-Pra.t,
Ward. Home runs-Jackson. Ruth go.
Peck. Sacrifice hit-Pipp. Stolen bases
Risberg Schalk. First base errors
Chicago = Struck out-by Kerr. .: by
JhormahIen. I. Bases on balls-of Kerr. l;
on Thormahlen. .. Double plays-Risberg
10 E. Collins to ]. Collins; 4. Collins to Ris-
berg to J. Collins: Weaver to J. Collins.
Wild pitch-Shore. Hits-on Thorma hlpn.
o in Z innings tone out in eighth; of Shore.
. in / inning: OF McGraw, L. in / inning
Left on bases-Chicago. 3: New York, 5.
Tmpires-ChiIl and Moriarity. Attenda nee.
IS 900.
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RUTH's RECORD TO DATE.
Yes, Eb's Good.

Toledo. July 1s;-Eb Schultz,
southpaw, whom Manager Bresna-
han released to Milwaukee, recent
IL jumped to the Evelp. Mimi. club
and pitched thirteen innings with
sut hit
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Team In On Rocks Now.
That was a month ago. Today
the Nationals are badly foundered
on the rocks. Instead OF finding
their place in the sun" they are
shot to pieces with injuries and the
1: failure of a number of highly tout
ed youngsters to come through.
They are now in serious danger of
skidding closer to the bottom un-
less Griffs hurried departure in
~ch of reinforcements brings re-
suits.
Inquiries have had their effect.
Enough New York claims to be the
champion hard-luck team. the To-
calls are in a position to give them
q close race for FIRST honors in this
respect. But injuries are all in the
game. Other things have contrihut-
ed to the teams failure to main
tain its pace.
The pitching has failed 10 come
up to expectations. Injuries TO
Erickson and Johnson have hac
their effect but not one of the slab
men has developed into a consistent
winner. This was a bitter pill for
Griff to swallow.
shannon In Disappointment.
Another sad disappointment was
the failure of shannon and Elleroe
to deliver. shannon looked like a
wonder in the early stages of the
year But his temperament was
not the kind to stand up under the
hard road trips and daily grind, and
today he is preparing to move else
where.
Frank Ellerbe. the COLLEGE youth.
looked like a star at third. AS
the season progressed. however. inn
perfections in his play began to
crop out He appeared to be weak
on bunts and his throw didn't have
the speed and snap required of a
third sacker. The South Carolinian
can hit in acceptable style. 1t may
be said for Ellerbe that his failure
was through no fault of his own.
He is a fighting. hustling kid, whose
whole heart Is in the game. Further
experience may see him fill the bill
In a required manner.
o'NeiIPs Injuries Damaging.
Another promising youngster who
has been of little use to the team
to date is Jimmy O'NeiIi. who is
. out for the second time with an in
conditions in the infield wonder
fully.
As the situation now stands Grin
needs two more infielders and at
least a couple of good pitchers il
he would expect to stay in the
first division He intends to get
them, and we wish him luck. 1t
is not a question of the cost with
Grifitn His chief problem is find
ing the men. The shortage of play
ers was never more apparent than
this. year. and every major league
team is fighting for available ma
terial
II Griffth was looking for alibis.
he might point to the long list Of
Injuries. But he realizes the fact
that players is what he needs. with
= plenty of reserves. so that inju-
r ries will not catch him mapping.
Teams Accident List.
Here are some of the accidents
which have jolted the team:
O'Neill broke a finger.
Judge was badly spiked by Ruth.
Milan sprung a Charley horse.
= Harris injured his throwing arm.
EIlerbe's arm put out of COM
mission by a pitched ball.
Erickson sprained his knee in
; Boston.
- shannon developed lumbago in
the. same city.
O'Neill split his thumb bone, for
a change.
Johnson strained a tendon.
r.. -Ellerbe, recovering from arm in
jury. sprained his ankle.
Judge spiked again. this time by
Ainsmith.
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Chicago 90 0Ol 90 L.
New "ork w a4O 02O OOK-s
Runs-Jackson. Schaik, Peck (2l, Pipp,
Pratt Ruth. Bodie. Ruel. Sbawkey. ErrOrs
-Iackson, Schalk Peck Home run-Bodie.
Three base hit-Pipp. Two-base hits-Ruel
Pratt. teIsch. Ruth. Base on balls-On
Wilkinson. :: of Shawkey. =. Struck out
BY Wilkinson. .; by Shswkey. 4. Double
plays-Pratt 10 Peek TO Ifpp; Risberg TO u.
Collins to ]. Collins: Peck 10 Pratt TO Pipp.
Sacrifice hy-Risberg. Stolen bases-Bodie.
Pratt Meusel. Umpires-Chill and A"riar-
ity. Attendance-2S.O .Otn.
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Four Il Plenty.

San Francisco. July 16.-This
town is a four-show proposition. A
fifth fight club Is trying to break
into the row. but Is proving fall
ure. The other four still reap the
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.MACKMEN HIT;
DEFEAT BROWNS

Philadelphia, July 19.-An out
burst of heavy hitting, combined
with Frank Welch's home-run
drive into the bleachers, won for the
Macks, 9 to 4, at Shibe Park. this
afternoon against the st. Louis
Browns, after a very unprepossess-
ing start, making two out of three
for the current series. The score:
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One Reason.
(From Film Fun.)

1rate Author-Hey, you pinhead!
What made you make my hero the
villain?
offending Director Il had TO
change something, didn't /?
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Runs-Johnston t2D, McCabe, Mamaur,
Grsh. Daubert C2). wingo (2). Errors
Olson. Struck out-Pferer, o; Mamaux. 1;
Ruether. . Bases on balls-Pfener. 4;
Namaux. 1: Euether, ). Two-base hits-Dau-
bert Kildur. Three base hits-Groh, Neis.
Sacrifice hitS-Hyers, Dsubert. Olson.
Double plays-Wheat. Kruger TO Olsen
Groh, Sticking TO Daubert. Hits-nff Pfeffer,
: in innings. Wild pitch-Pfeffer.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. s. Chicago, .. First game.)
Chicago. s; New York, ). tSecond gamc.D
Cleveland. 10; Boston. 9. First game.l
Boston, 5: Cleveland. 4. tSecond game.D
ten innings.D
Athletics. o: ST. Louis. 4.
Washington Detroit rain.
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Dykes. Walker. welch, Griffin (2). Thomas
(2). Rommel t2). Errors-Severeid, Soth-
oron, Thomas. Home run-Welch. Sacrifice
hits-Gedeon (2), Rommel, Dykes. Double
play-Gedeon to sisler. Stolen bases-sisler,
Williams, Witt. Struck out-By Weilman,
l: hy Rommel, 1. Hit by pitcher-Rommel
(weilmanl
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He decided it up record yesterday,
he landed Dcke Kerr and couple of balls into the
stands Now that this little detail is off his mind he's devotng
his foubase inclination another important dutybeng to bust
forty H. RS Yes and he has made the city in
the world "oH its nut baseball.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAeur

Jersey City. 2; Rochester. 1.
Baltimore. 3; Toronto. o.
Resding-Akron, rain.
Syracuse-Buffalo, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
Atlanta. 3: New Orleans. 9.
Memphis, 4; Little Rock, p
Chattanooga, 9; Nashville, /.
Mobile Birmingham. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 10: Minneapolis, 9.
Milwaukee, 9; Columbus. 4.
ST. Paul, 8; Louisville, 8.
kansas City. .: Toledo. &
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D 70 q q ! q q r
- 40 O2O OK-s

Totals. 81 ga4 III Totals. "a l3 % 10
sBatted for Wilkinson in ninth inning.
Scora nv innings.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago, ); Boston. o.
Cincinnati. 5; Brooklyn. 4.
st. Louis. 3; Philadelphia. ..
tTwelve innings.)
fittsburg-New York. rain.
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Totals. 80 10 26 II Totals. 80 L. q Is
sRan for Kruger in sixth.
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Second Game.

Totals Al I2 - III Totals. 81 10 81 IA
sBa tied for Shore III eighth.
~
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6 Totals. 81 II se5 5444
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Totals. IS 724 8 Totals. 81 "A 81 L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
.1r4MP DIX is TURNED INTO
.'. HUGE EDUCATIONAL UNIT
of 5000 Students in Khaki Wih $50 Teachers and
- / " so Courses, Opens Nep Era in Army

chance to become an automobile mech.
anic. builder, business Office man,
an electrician. a machinist, a musician,
q scientific farmer, and In fact. aim at
anything he has mind to take a
shot at.
The classes begin at IL 80 and last
until 3 O'Clock. The classrooms are
converted barracks fitted out with study
chairs. desks and blackboards. In spite
OF the khaki on all sides, the atmosphere
Of the educational buildings is decidedly
scholastic.
When a soldier registers he Is first
given the psychological test that was
used on 1000 900 men in the army
during the war and Is now In use at
Yale and other educational institutions
OF the. country. The man is classified
according to his intelligence and general
what special branch Of work he wishes
to follow.
Man Finds Own Level
After the soldiers inclinations and
limitations are discovered he Is placed
in the appropriate classes. II is then
that one advantage Of the army sys-
TEN becomes evident. The man stays
with a class just as long as he can't
90 ahead Of them. As he advances OF
fails to advance, he goes into the class
ahead or the class behind.
The army's idea is that when man
finishes his enlistment he will, be q
better man and citizen for his years In
the service. II Is for this reason that
all the courses in the soldier college
have a decidedly practical trend.
And the army makes out well on the
deal because educationally trained men
make better soldiers and more men Of
a better type are attracted to the serv-
ice through the offer Of the training
schools.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06

!. The United States army has opened
y, - one Of It's combined primary, gram.
~ O and preparatory schools down az
ma %,n pIs. where the First Division Is
Tin ...t,ns up from the war and otherwise
t,.pins In condition.
When tbj. army university Ests Ess soins'
: Wmeh. WI, .,. mn enrolment Of 5000 men.
Il WIZ s.cr,ty viii include 100 teachers.
Lhe Iii he fifty courses. All THESE
Tnere T.sses may be had by signing on g
eo..a line and becoming an omciel
ao.'hor ao..1hu of the armed forces OF these
Upi.eus ,s,s way. any man In the army, nc
IL. Ln that sort Of education he mas,
mater .ro,r himself as far as his ability
vii carry him. He, can iearn sa, ans ns,,oas Ts
~ dozen trades, prepsre tor e''es>
" =, fit himself for West Point; h, ~,
The superschool at Camp Eix Is one
4, seven similar ones that tne army
%,orsh ~ the war plans division Oh tne e
s.nersl staff. has established ht .ne
ss.rious division posts all over the coun
H. In addition to these large lnsti'u
~ .,sr, schools have been instituted a.
ne smaller army posts.
Open with Rush
- r,, university at Dix opened III
,.ars is' yesterday morning and the ON
oUy,' s,. are still registering the eager
rp.rs sia,s s.e Two thousand have already
: siesaara.sred iearnd the call Of the classroom
ansT.h shv the time the division post Is up
~ s,a strength, re- there will be 5000 students
IN Tss St.edohb daoashboys are under the guidance
. :, AZ ssty women teachers and 100 men
Ss.,. GI nv Ss,uay. among other things. read
hne' Inv writing and arithmetic, as well az
,np.se,,raphy 10y, and history. In addition to
M tbe vocational courses give man q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-06
GETS DAMAGES FROM BANK
Again Wins Award for Refusal to
Pay His Check

The second trial Of the suit brought
by Nelson F. Evans, a travelling sales
man, against the Commercial Trust Co.,
was held before Judge McCullen to-
day, and resulted in a verdict Of $1,000
damages for the plaintiff.
1t was complained that Evans had
suffered damages when the defendant
company refused to pay q check he
had drawn on 1t for 500, the check
having been marked with the letters
A. 9. (account closed). At the time
Dvnns said he had enough on deposit
o pay the check.
At the first trial Of the case the YER
dict was S2500 In favor Of the plain
tiif, but the court in banc held this
amount Of damages to be excessive.
Glenn @. Mead, who represented D ain =
Tiff, explained that the check In cues =
tion was given by Evans to n Chicago
hotel, where he was staying at the
time, to pay his board bill, and the
check was forwarded to the clearing
house In this city. The trust company
denied getting the check for payment.
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FOUR WILLS PROBATED
Aivah Bushnell Left sss, 900 TO His
DAUGHTER

Relatives were the beneficiarics In four
Wills admitted to probate today at City
Hall, as follows:
Alvah Bushnell, who died in tn,
Innkenau Hospital September 27. $50,
600, left to his daughter Hall Carter
Fortieth street and Parkside avenue
bequeathed 100000 to his widow
Mary A. Frazier, 1924 Spruce street,
who died at Pocono Lake, left ST., 900,
and Thomas p. Rodgers, 149 North
Fifth street, SIT, 900.
Four inventories Of personal property
were filed. as follows James Kerr, $40.
887. OF; Mathilda Il. Witte, S15. .716. 80
DR.. Peter Lane. $7843.30, and Bertha
A. Winkler, So, ,02S.0S.
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BEAVER FALLS
Providence Hospltai
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BLQssBURG
Biossburs state Hosnua,
BERWICK
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