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PITCHING AVERAGES,
Champ in NY; To Try
KayO'ing LalU Suits

NEW YORK, Aug. I2.-Jack
Dempsey arrived here today
from Chicago TO do battle with
some law SUITS which are on
the docket and which the cham
pion hopes to get decision
over. For some reason or other
jack skunk on immediately after
his arrival and frequent calls
mt the belmont failed to hnd
him I'm. Jack Kearns was also
among the misxtng from his
usual haunts and it is believed
that the champion and his saan-
ager repaired to some law office
90 figure on their defense.
Tex Rickard was I'm hopes
that Dempsey would drop In on
him during the day 10 talk over
another match with Jess VIII
lard, hut Jack had not put in nm
appearance up to n late hour
tonight.
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Brottem is probably rejoicing over
his failure TO make good in the
Capital.
Perhaps Mr.. Miller is wondering
over the uncertainty OF life. He
made good right off the reel. though
IL he had failed the chances are that
the Pirates would have requisitioned
his services also.
Not Plot by Grin.
II the Pirates do cop the gonfalon
there may be some New York en-
thusiasts unkind enough to allow
that Mr.. Griffith, whose love foI
John McGraw was not increased by
the little episode in Jackson, Tenn.
last spring, sent Tony to Pittsburgh
to help beat the Giants. That sounds
like Gotham logic.
Mr.. Griffith probably had no such
diabolicaI scheme in mind, but II
the Giants are licked. he will prob
ably shed no bitter tears over the
fact that he was partly instrumen-
tai in bringing IL about.
AS a matter of fact, Mr.. Griffith
is neutral in regard to the fight In
the rival league. He doesn't care
which Of the seven teams triumphs
over the McGraws,
The Washington herald., 1921-08-13
THdep and Johnston
Williams, Washburn,
U.S.DaUis Cup Choices

NEW YORK. iAueast 12.-se-
lection of wifIinn r. TiIden. and,
william M. Johnston, Richard N.
Williams. 2-d4s-d Watson WASH
burn to represent the Unitea
States I'm the challenge round for
the Davis cup Mt Forest Hills ON
September p 3 and ), was an
nounced today. This choice In
the unanimous decision Of the
committee named by the United
States Lawn Tennis Association
to consider all available candi-
dates and determine the person
mel of the team. The eopmittee
was made up of Robert ID. wrenn,
George II. Adee. BeaIs> G. Wright.
samuel Hardy Bnd Harold II.
Under the regulations govern
ing the contest the choice had to
be made today. twenty-ope days
In advance Of the date OF play.
The match In scheduled for Sep
temberf =
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Ruth Gets 4th, But AS
Drop Yanks From Lead

PHILADELPHIA, August 12.-The
Yanks and Athletics slammed out
five runs apiece in the fourth inning
of the game here today and the
Athletics eventually won. s to g.,
despite Babe Ruth's forty-fourth
home run. The loss of the game
while the Indians were winning
tumbled the Yanks back to second
place The score:
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Fire Local CanOists
In BdItO. Races Todau

The Washington Canoe Club is
sending five ment 20 compete in the
canoe races, TO be held under the
auspices Of the Maryland Swimming
Club. near Baltimore. {. W. Havens.
w, Havens. Clyde Talbert and
George Bryant will compete in the
intermediate fours and the inter
mediate doubles. and J. w. Burch
has entered the senior singles.
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SPORT NOTES

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Phil Glass
man, manager of Lew Tender,
claimed the $1,000 forfeit for Benny
Leonard's failure to appear in
Philadelphia today and weigh in for
the bout with Tender.
81 shall refund the money" Glass
man announced. when Leonard
signs to box Tender in Philadel-
phia for the original promoter on
or before October IL, 1921"
The University Of Pennsylvania
football team will play nine gapes
this season. All but one will be
on Franklin Field. The revised
schedule follows: October 1, Frank
lin and Marshall; s, Gettysburg; Is.
Swarthmore; %. Virginia Military
Institute; 90. Pittsburgh; November
5, Lafayette; 12, Dartmouth at Polo
Grounds. New York: "a, Cornell.
According to present plans, John w.
Heisman. head Coach, will have
twenty-six veteran candidates re-
port to him at Cape May September
5 for two weeks preliminary work.
In order to bring the sixty foot
ball men to Annapolis in advance
Of the others and permit their early
leave and return for practice the
destroyers Flusser and Worden will
go from Charlestown to Guanta-
namo, Cuba. SO as to meet the prac-
tice squadron on August 10 and
bring the squad to Annapolis. They
will go on leave at once and re-
turn by September 20 for ten days
practice before the opening of the
school year. The football men have
been kept together on the Connec-
ticut during the cruise and have
had some opportunity for shore
practice.
Ives I have a slight cataract. bur
my sight is as keen as ever" de-
clared Ty Cobb, manager of the
Detroit Tigers here today. when
asked about a report from Boston
to the effect that he was about to
retire from active baseball playing
because of impaired vision.
Ty set at rest any doubt as to
the acuteness of his vision. He
declared the story probably gained
currency in the East because he
was not in the best condition and
didn't hit quite upsto his usual
mark. !. : 4
Clifford Herd, Chicago, defeated
Frank Anderson. American indoor
champion. In the semi-inaI round
match of the international tennis
meet at Niagara on the lake, On
tario, today, 6-4, lis, 6-3. In The
fnal of the junior singles C. A.
Lundy. OF Toronto. defeated Wick
ersham, of Harrisburg. Pa. e-0
81.
w. n. stokes. OF washington. ID.
C.. won the Individual chnmpionshIp
of the world I'm the international
rine shooting tournament held ip
Lyons, France, this week. Ameri-
can marksmen sIso won the team
ehampionshfp. Stokes, I'm scoring
1855. broke the prevfous werId'.
record. He 9ise won arst place In
The Washington herald., 1921-08-13
Grimes in Form; Giants
Lose to Dodgers, 3 to 1

NEW YORK August 12.-Bur-
leigh Grimes Of the Dodgers won the
game with the Giants at the Polo
Grounds today. to /, holding the
Giants to four hits, of which Frank
Frisch, third baseman. got three.
Twice the Giants filled the bases
with one down but couldn't win.
The score:
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Runs-Milan (2D. Brewer, Miller (3D. Har-
ris, shanks (2), LaMotte. Pieinich. Shaw.
Baker C2D, Arragon t2D, Keller. Hook,
Greenae. ErrOrs-Smith, Brewer. Harris
t3l. LaMotte, Baker C2D. TwO-base hits
Arragon, Shannon. Sheehan. Hook, Picinich.
Three base hits-Raker. weafep Home runs
-Greenae, shanks C2). Miller (2). Shaw.
Stolen base-Milan. Sacrifice hit-Smith.
Double plays-LaMOtte to Brewer (2). Left
on bases-Richmond, 0; Washington. 4.
First base on errors--Richmond. 3; WASH
ingtOn, .. Bases on balls-On Finnegan, 9.
Hits-On Finnegan, IL in innings; on
Shaw, IA in innings. Struck out-By
Finnegan. .; by Shaw. 9. Wild pitch
Shaw. Time Of camel :35. mpires-West-
ervelt and johnson.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 81 se7 Isl Totals. q II "a '
'Ran for Gowdy in seventh.
tBatted for Scott In seventh.
tBatted for Braxton In ninth.
Philadelphia. ........, 600 1910 -
Boston. .........-.... o o o o 20 o o 90
Runs-Jim Smith (21. wnghtstone, Will
iams. buor-wrishtstone. Powell. Two
base hits--Lee. Christenbury, Gowdy, win-
iams. Sacrifice hit-Lebouryeau. stolen
base-Wrightstone. Bases on halls-Of
Scott. i; on O. Smith. 1; on Braxton. I.
Struck out-By Scott t2l. by O. Smith f2).
Double play-Lee to Parkinson 10 Lee. Hits
-on Scott, In innings; on Braxton, :
in innings, Time. i:45. Umpires-~KIem
and Mrtiormick.
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Telegraphers Beaten.

Z The Navy Yard Capital Traction
Company nine defeated the Teleg--
raphers yesterday by the score OF
2 to /. Roberts homer in the
eighth won the game. Lefty
White. in the box for the winners.
struck out fifteen men.
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.Faber Hit Hard,
Indians Win, 6-I
Tribes Early Lead Off
".Red" ProUes Enough
To Beat SOr.

CLEVELAND. August 12-CIeve-
land defeated the White Sox today
in the first game of the series, to
1. Urban Faber was hit hard and
retired after the fourth in favor of
Hodge. who held the Indians to 9
hits The score:
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DAY l2). York, Kiilefer. Msranviiie. Bigbee
t2l. Robertson, Bsrnhart. Terney, Whitted,
Grimm 90, Brottem (2D, Cooper. Errors
OFarrelI. MaranviIie, Tierney. Two-base
hits-Tierney, Grimm t2). Banhsrt. Brot-
Bigbee. Sacrifice hit--SuIlivan. Double
pisys-Hollocher 10 KeIleher; MaraByille 20
Tierney to Grimm. Bases on baiis-on
Cheeyes. j; OF York, i. Hit by pitched
ball-By Cooper tHolIocherD. wild pitch
York. Left on bases-Chicago, O: Pitts
burgh. II. Time. ! ;53. Umpires-Brennan
and O'Day:
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Runs-Neale 90, Rousch. Bressler. Horns
by Smith. Error-Ainsmith. Two-hase hit,
-Bohne, Neale. Sacrifice hit-Hargraye
Double plays-Bohne TO Daubert; kOpf tC
Daubert. Wild pitch-Riviere. Bases on
balls-On Pertica, !; on Marquardr i; on
SherdeIl, .: OF .Luque, 1. Struck ont-By
Marquard, 8; by SherdeII. 8. Left on bases
st Louis, 5; Cincinnati, 0. Time, l:54
Umpires-Hart and Emslie. Winning pitch
er-Marquard; loser, Pertica.
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Runs-Mostil. Jameson, speaker (2), Sew
ell (2), Johnston. Errors-Johnson. MnlIi-
gan. TwO-base hits-Jamiesou, Speaker C2l,
Sewen Sacrifice hits-MuIIigan, Smith,
wamby. O'NeiII, Gardner. Left on bases
ChicagO. g: Cleveland, 4. Bases on balls
on Faber. /; of Hodge, l; of CoveIeskie, /.
Struck out-By Faber. 1; by COveIeskie, I.
Time, las. Umpires-Moriarty and Chill.
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GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.


Iotfls. 80 II Il 1ol Totals. 81 AS II
es'--.-..-....-.-... 80 307 TT
kuas-Jackson t3), Klucken f3J. smith
~, miller CD. Lynch (3l. Snyder fel.
Knots Bruner. Bateman (3l. Bozenbark'
Errors-Volkman. Watt (2l. BuSsius. Grisby.
Dorr. Brandon. neDouough. Two-base hits
-hhsken. Miller. Three-base hits-Mfller.
Watt Home run-Smith. stSl=n bases
klucken. Snyder C2l. Knott. Sacrifice hit
Mayhew Bases on halls-OR Ferguson. !:
en- MeDonoaEh. .. Struck out-By Fergu-
son. ey MeDonouEh. 1; by Bosenbark. T.
Douoie phys-Bateman tn Snyder; KIurken
10 Jackson to spyder wild piteb-Nruon-
rrs Hits-Of Ferguson. "a in 4 innings:
VI MeDonouxh. in inning.
Game Monday; Commefee vs.. Navy Yard.
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Braces Pennant, Hopes
Nearly Kayo'd By PhiLs

BOSTON, August. 1.-THE Philly
worm turned today and delivered
deadly wallop to Boston pennant
hopes by trimming the Braves 10 to
and to o. The scores:
rrDar
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BrOIDns Pound Tiger
.HwIers, and Win, 81

DETROIT. August 12,-By hitting
Leonard and Middleton harder than
the score would Indicate. the
Browns managed to defeat the IT,
gers today. 8 to 1. The score:
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hunS-Olson. johnston, hlldnn. bancroit-
Error-Rawlings. Three-base hits-1OhnstQn,
Miller. Sacrifice hits-Neis, Sehf. Double
plays-Frisch TO Rawlings TO Kelly; Ban
croft 10 Rawlings to Kelly. Struck ost-
By Nehf, /; by Grimes. 6. Bases on balls
or Nehf. .: OF Grimes, 6. Passed ball
Miller. Wild pitch-Grimes. Umpiresv No
ran and Rigler.
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Cricketers to Get Action.

The Washington Cricket Club win
play an intra-club match tomorrow.
Members are requested to report at
the cricket grounds at 2:3o,
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. s; New York, G.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 1.
st. Louis, 3; Detroit, l.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Washington.
New York at PHILADELPHIA
Chicago at Cleveland
A. st. Louis at Detroit
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CubsLoseH Hitting
Bee to Pirates
Corsairs Slug 8 HirIers
. For II Hits and Win,
II to9.

PITTSBURGH. Ang 12.-Every
man on the Pittsburgh Club scored
mt least one run in q slugfest the
Pirates took from the Cubs here to-
day. IL to .. The score:
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Reds Pound Perttcd;
Trim Cardinals, AZ

ST. LOUIS, August -lz.-Pertica
failed to hold the Cincinnati Slug
gers today while MarQuard was ef-
fective. The score:
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Runs-Miller. Peck. Ruth C2), Baker.
Pipp. Witt, C. Walker, ]. Walker, Nyatt
Welch, Dugan, Dykes. McCann. Errors
Ferguson, Hasty. NayIor. Two-base hits
Peck. G. Walker. Three-base hit-witt
Double plays-ward to Hoyt; Dykes to J.
Walker; Hasty to Dykes to ]. Walker (2D.
Hits-On Naylor. In innings: of Hoyt
Q in IS innings. Left on bRses-New
York. Z; Philadelphia. o. First base on err
ror-New York. !. Struck out-By Hoyt, 3:
by Hasty, 1; by Ferguson, l. Bases on balls
on Naylor, 2; on Hoyt. 8; OF Hasty. 1: of
Ferguson. 4. Wild pitch-Naylor (2). Em-
pires-Evans, Wilson and Dineen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn, 8; New York, /.
Pittsburgh. II: Chicago, o.
Philadelphia, 10: Boston, 80.
Cincinnati, 4; ST. Louis, 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York
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Minor League Results.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo, s; Newark, 1.
foronto-Baltimore game forfeited to Bal
timore. to o. by Umpire stockdale, ae-
count dispute among players.
Rochester. 8; Syracuse, g.
Reading, ]; Jersey City. Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul. IL; Kansas City, Z.
Toledo. q; Indianapolis. 2
Columbus. 2: Louisville. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
birmingham. a: Atlanta. g.
Little Rock. o: New Orleans. l.
Memphis at Mobile. rain.
Nashville at Chattanooga, rain.
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Knns-Jones, EHerbe, SisIer, McManus.
Error-Ellerbe. Stolen base-Jones. Two
base hits-Jaeobson (2D, Veach (2), Sargent,
Ellerbe. Three-base hit-McManus. Bases
on balls-0f YangiIder. 3; OF Leonard, l..
Struck out-By vangilder. 2; by Leonard.
2. Hit by pitched ball-Eltsrbe. Time.
.1:5o.- Umpires-Nallin. and Connolly. \,
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. Il Il "a 13l Totak.- IS IL p l.
sBatted for Watson.
tBatted for Cooney in eighth.
Philadelphia. ...... <2s2 200 20 o-lO
Boston ,. O3 100 o ! o. )
Runs-Monroe t3l, Jim Smith. Lebourweau
(2), Walker. wrightstone. Konetchy. Peters,
Cruise, BoeckeI (2l. Ford. Hoike. Errors
Jim smith. Powell, Boeckel, Scott. Two
base hits-Iebourveau. Eonetehy, williams.
Boeckel Three-base hit-Gibson. Home
runs-Nonroe, LebOuryeau. Sacrifice hit.
smith, Bases on balls-0n Finningim, 4;
OF Belts. :. Struck out-By Scott, 8; by
Belts. 4: by Fillingim t2). by Cooney (2D.
Double plays-FiIIingim 10 Gibson to HoIke
Hit by pitched ball-Bv N"-~Rp (konetchyl
Umpires-McCormick and KLEIN.
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land 4'24e.
Suzanne Lenglen, who. because Of
the remarkable record she has es-
tablished in European tournaments
has been hailed as the greatesr
woman playing tennis anywhere in
the world, Will reach New York
tomorrow morning on the Paris,
The vessel was scheduled to reach
quarantine late tonight and was
expected to dock about oicloc;,
tomorrow morning.
Mile. Lenglen's arrival marks the
beginning of a trip which she has
United States. Her departure for
many months and one that will be
hailed with the greatest entha,-
siasm by the tennis public of the
United States Heer departure for
this country had to be twice post-
poned because of an attack of
bronchitis which incapacitated her.
following her victory at wihmble-
don last June. She has now re-
covered. however. according to ca
blegrams received ny her friends
here and should be in excellent con-
dition for the important tennis
events before her.
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Renrocs Play ID. Us Today.

The Renrocks will play the De-
partment of Justice nine today at
1880 on the Monument lot
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Totals. 80 I % Il Totals. . Ia I6
'Batted for Sehf in seventh.
tBatted for SAllee in ninth
iran for Snyder In ninth.
H.
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core by innings:

Totals. =. SO 10 "a 81 Totals. IA L. 27 II
'Batted for Ferguson.in in ninth.
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Philadelphia & New York

An trains arr4ys
Pennsylvania Station
New York 9th Ay. & sd
Sheet)
Coaches. DrHvinE-room. PHrler Cars
and Dining Cars or all day trims.
Sleeping cars placed for occupancy
10 .. n.
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the standing, kneeling and prone
shooting events. The team scores
follows, United statcs, 5.01s, swift:
zerland, 4.80s, Italy, 4.5sI. and Hoi-
land, 4,249.
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League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-13

Departures from WaxhinEtou
10 important destina tIona
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LIEUTENANT FRANCY
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Toronto, Ohio, 1[an Enlisted At Wheel.
ing In lSl7-TaEon III IN
France

Word has hecn received here and at
Steubenvillc, Ohio. Of the death Of Lieut..
NClark W. Francy. son OF the late II. NJ,
F'ranCy. of Toronto, He died at n mill
tary hospital at Otccn. y. C., his heart
failing after an operation. Lieut.. Francy
was an electrical engineer, Il graduate
Of Mercersburg Academy, and enlisted
in 1917 at Wheeling. W. Va. with Cons
pany q, Ssth Engineers, and went with
that outfit To France In 1918, lie was
taken Ill at Bordeaux and was returned
to Camp sherman and later transferred
TO Otcen hospital where he has since
been. undergoing treatment. He was
35 years OF age ava widely known In
this section OF the valley, He is sur
vived by his wife, who was Miss Amy
Shelter, OF Now Cumberland, w, Va.
ande one son. Robert. His mother ana
two brothers. Elmer FranCy, OF Toronto,
and Ralph Francy, OF Cleveland. also
survive. The American Legion and the
Masonic bodies will have charge OF tn"
funeral. which vii! re held from the
Francy homo on Tuesday afternoon,
The body will arrive at Toronto some
time today.
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TEN WILL GRADUATE
FROM LINCOLN HIGH

Ten students will graduate from Lin
coin High school for colored pupils at
the June exercises. this being the larg-
est class in the history Of the school
Three Of the ten finished their course
the first Of the year but decided TO de-
fer commencement until June. An ex-
Ccllent program has been prepared for
commencement night, the speakers to
be Miss Peck, valedictorian, with Miss
Walker. Miss Palmer. Fred Scott, the
addresses to deal mainly with living
social and economic conditions. Plans
for an extended education in other
schools of learning have been decided
upon by several members Of the class.
Following are those in the class:
Birdie Yates. Ruth Wakcr, Hazel
Burke. Elizabeth Palmer, Elizabeth Peck
Mildred Mccullough, k'lossic Johnson
Harold Jones, Rosalie Greasy and Fred
egck Scott.
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RIVER FALLS SLOWLY;
! BUSINESS IS BRISK

The General Beach arrived in yestcr-
day morning from Parkersourg and
Evansville with a very large cargo Of
shipments for all way point stops. Ar
ter unloading some OF the shipments ut
the local wharf. she departed at O'clock
on her way to Pittsburgh
The steamer Liberty arrived in yester'
Day morning from Pittsburgh loaded L
tho guards with shipments for all way
point stops. After taking on some local
shipments she departed at 10 o'clock for
Petersburg and GAINESVILLE,
The Senator Cordill arrived in shortly
altar noon yesterday from Charleston
After some Of her shipments had bSen
unRcated at the wharf she departed 81
4 o'clock on her way to the Smoky City.
The steamerN Leroy which arrived N
Saturday evening from Marietta VIII
leave this morning at 1880 o'clock on
har way to New Aatamoras.
The Helen Z. will arrive In this city
from Marietta and will leave Tuesily
morning at 1870 o'clock on her way to
New Matamoras-
The General Beach Is scheduled TO
dock ut the local wharf Tuesday morn
ing Arom Pittsburgh on her regular trir
to Parkersburg andpZanesyille- She will
make all way point stops.
A stage OF Is feet Of water and fall
ing slowly was registered late last eve
ming At tina local wharf.
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HEDRICK INELIGIBLE;
WITHDRAWS FROM RACE

\ surprise WAS sprung in political
circles Saturday afternoon when the
resignation of DR.. Grin Hedrlck rs
,.trL'Gute for council from the Second
ward was made public.
According to am affidavit iled with
.C':ty Clerk Homer &. Crago, DR.. Hetric X
voted at the national election In Norem-
her a. a resident of Rrpokside. Tn"
city chartcr> states that no one can vote
In municipal elect ions VINO has not been
a r,rtder,t OF this city for at least ono
year. The charter further provides that
no man IL eligible for candidacy Tor
Office urtil he lns voted In municipal
Eclectic
According to the ruling of City Solici-
tor J. J. p. O'Rrien and City Clerk
Homer C.. Crago, DR.. Hedrtck Is ineligi-
lilo for municipal office, DR.. licdrick
WAS reached by telcnhone Saturday
night and appraised o; his tneligihllty,
lilo at once withdrew from the race, Inc
information which led to the ruling WAS
furnished the oity clerk by Charles P
Glllegam. who r. also candidate Tor
council from the Second ward.
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LEFT SUNDAY FOR
LABOR CONVENTION

Nmung tn" representatives leaving
This city yesterday morning over inc
Rnltim0r" & ohio railroad Tor hunting
ton to attend tn" annual convention OF
lhc State Federation Of Labor which
ronv"nrs this morning and Will con-
iinur in session mos Of IN" week were;
g. r. Rarll"hauGh and sam L"nkhardt
-. e. Trades u Labor Assembly; John
Norton. -mi workers organization al
R,nwaodo TMomas prysork. painters
local. Paul Mink and St"v" 'alorm
street car local; Mrs Fila Moran. third
vie" president Of the state f"derauoni
Mary Edwards. tobacco local; james
D'Too!e. Crescent lndG" No. s; Harry
Hope. Manchester lodge.
Several other representatives from
other locals who arc not mentioned
above will leave this morning or Tues
day morning. Many important matters
vii come up. for consideration and dis
cusSion ut the convention.
The local delegates are not expected
to return until Saturday evening.