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CHAPTER Viii-continued.

ID
AZ first he had expected some trick.
being person Of tortuous brain: but
- time went on. aud nothing unex.
pected happened. he became assured.
Hts orders were to follow the mil
iIonsIre, and Inform headquarters
where he was taken to. And assured.
iy al the moment It seemed easy mon.
ey. Then. quite suddenly. the hum.
mlng stopped and he frowned. The
car In front had swung on the road,
and turned through the entrance Of a
small alrdrome. What the devil was
he 10 do now7 Most assuredly he
could not pursue an aIrplane on mo.
tor-even a rncer. BlIndly. without
thinking. he did the first thing that
came Into his head. He left his car
standing where It was. and followed
The others into the airdrome nn foot.
Perhaps he could hnd out something
from one OF the mechanics: someone
might be able to tell him where the
V'HHe Whs eOihk.
There she was with the car beside
her. and already the millionaire was
being strapped into his seat. Drum.
mond WAS talking to the pilot, and
the sleu,h. full Of eagerness, accosted
. passing mechanic.
"Can you tell me where that air.
plane Is going tor he asked ingratl.
stI0giy. -. ,s-
II wrs perhaps unfos tunate that the
said mechanic had just had a large
spanner dropped on his toe. and his
answer was not helpful. II was an
educniion In one way. and at any 9th.
er time the pursuer would have treat.
ed II with the respect 1t deserved.
But. NJ II was. Il was unfortunate
that Peter Darrell should have chosen
that moment to look round. And all
he saw was the mechanic talking ear.
nestiy to the sleuth. Where
upon he talked earnestly to Drum
moHd. :.
In thinking II over after. that un.
happy sleuth whose job had seemed 50
easy. found II difficult to say exactly
what Unopened. All of a sudden he
found himself surrounded by people
oil very afrable and most converse.
tonni. It took him quite five minutes
to get back to his car. and by that
time the plane was . speck In the
west. Drummond was standing by
the gates when he got there, with
took Of profound surprise on his face.
"one l have seen often" remarked
the soldier; "two sometimes; three
rarely; four never. Fancy four pune.
tures-all at the same time! Dear,
dsar.' ! positively insist on giving
you q llft."
lie felt himself irresIstibiy propelled
toward Drummond's car, with only
time for a feeting glimpse at his own
four fiat tires, and almost before he
realized II they were away. And II
WAS then that the man he had thought
mad laughed gently.
rs II all right. Peter1 Hugh asked.
"All safe" came voice from he.
hind.
Then dot him onel"
The sleuth had a fieeting vision Of
stars Of all colors which danced be-
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Frane.'s First 4zoo."

The "Menagerie du Pare" at Yer
sailIes, founded BY Louis XIV. 70
ceived many animals from Cairo. II
was maintained for over q century,
during that time furnishing valuable
material to French anatomists and
naturalists. Gradually 1t decayed
and In 17S9 was almost extinguIshed
H the mob. The Paris museum Of
natural history was re-establlshed By
law In l703 and Bu1on's idea Of at.
taching Q menageris was carried ont
The latter stu survives q the eollAe
tion In ~ yardiA Ass Plsntok
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Gone for Good.

"Now." said the great magician,
rolling up his sleeves to show that he
had no concealed mechanism to de-
ceive the eyes,'"I shall attempt my
never-failing experiment"
Taking from his pocket a half dol.
lar he said: Il shall cause this coin
to disappear utterly"
So saying he loaned It to q friend.
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CHAPTER TX.
In Which He Has a Near Shave.
ONE.

Captain, you have me guessing"
The American bit the end of another
cigar, and leaned back in his chair.
"You say that swell Frenchman with
the walters lowering about like feas
round dogs tail Is the reason you
came to Paris. Is he kind of friend.
ly with Hiram G. Pottsi"
Drummond laughed.
"The first time l met Mr.. Potts"
he remarked, "that swell Frenchman
was just preparing to put q thumb
screw on his second thumb"
"SecondT' The detective looked up
quickly.
"The first had been treated earlier
In the evening"" answered Drummond
quietly. ut was then that l removed
your millionaire pal"
The other lit his cigar deliberately.
"Say. Captain" he murmured, you
amt pulling my leg by any chance,
are you?"
II am not" said Drummond short.
ly. Il was told. before l met him,
that the gentleman over there was
one Of the boys. =. He Is, most
distinctly. In fact, though up to date
such matters have not been much In
my line. ! should put him down as q
sort Of super-criminal. l wonder what
name he is passing under herei'
The American ceased pulling at his
cigar.
DO they yaryi"
IN England he Is clean-shaven, pos.
sesses daughter, and answers to
Carl Peterson. As he Is at present
should never have known him, but for
that little trick Of his"
Possesses a daughter!" For the
first time the detective displayed
traces OF excitement. "Holy Smoke
1t can't be him"
"Whof" demanded DrummOnd.
But the other did not answer. Gu,
Of the corner Of his eye he was watch.
ing three men who had just Joined
the subject Of their talk, and on his
face was dawnIng amazement. He
waited till the whole party had gone
into the restaurant. then. throwing
aside his caution, he turned excltedly
on Drummond.
"Are you certain" he cried, "that
that's the man who has been monkey
Ing With Pottsr
Absolutely" said Hugh. HE rec
ognlzed me; whether he thinks l rec
ognizcd him or not, l don't know"
"Then what" remarked the de
tective. "is he doing here dining will
Hooking. our cotton trust man; witt
Steinemann, the German coal man
and with that other guy whose fac.
Is familiar. but whose name l cam
placer Two Of 'em at any rate, Cap
tain, have got more millions than
we're ever likely to have Thousands.
Hugh stared st the American.
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NAME "BAYER" IS ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear, II Yev
See the Safety "eayer
Cros,."

II you want the true, world.famous
Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians for
over twenty-one years, you must ask
for "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
The "Bayer Cross Is stamped on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against imita-
Observation-Disclosures
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VICTIMS.
RESCUED

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric scid
troubles are most dangerous BE-
cause Of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taxing
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To yourself be true, Is a threadbare
old maxim: but one can't and talk
all the time.
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The person who has no will Of his
own has an incurable malady.
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stance. the gentleman opposite. Does
anything strike you particularly with
regard to him."
The detective glanced across the
lounge.
He seems to like hitting his knee
with his left hand" he said. after
q short inspection.
Precisely" murmured Hugh. THAT
Ii why I came to Paris"
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FOUR.

'Afy dear fellow, I told you we'd
est here somehow" Hugh Drummond
stretched his legs luxuriously. The
fact that Il WAS necessary to crash
your blinking bus In q stray field In
order to avoid their footing pass
port regulations h absolutely imma'
terIal The only damage Is a dent In
lTed.s aicky, but all the best walters
hsve that. They smear u with soup
Is show their energy. II. NY dod!
Here's another Of them"
4 prenchman was ADVANCING To-
r,-a them down ths stately vesdbuie
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man giving dinner party In the res
taurant by the way the head walter
was lowering around. And then sud-
denly his eyes narrowed. and he sat
motionless.
Are you interested In the psycholo-
gy Of gambling, Mr.. GreenY he re-
marked. turning to the somewhat
astonished American. "Some people
cannot control their eyes or their
mouth II the stakes are big; others
cannot control their hands. For In
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GIRL FLEES FROM ExPECTANT BRIDEGROOM
 TO WED ANOTHER

Clinton. Iowa. Jan. G-A telegram received today by Mrs. F.. X. Young of this city announced the marriage Miss Celeste l4amb to Robert $. smith Jr. son of the Interstate Steel Com pany of Chica eo and disclosed an- other story of curious interest in which the young lady fled from q prospective bridegroom to another here marriage to the first suitor
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h .he case of F. Umphrey and Fred Harrison, plaintiffs vs Chris, Betsch md Joe J. Jean, defendants, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed the judgment Of the tr...l court d. Nome( which was in favor of the plaintiffs. and directed the trial court to enter judgment for the defendants with costs.
 The sole question presented on ap- peal was ''Dld the failure of the de- fendants to file for record with tn, mining claims involved in said action is located. not later than ninety days after ;llc close of the year in which suca work was done an affidavit of performance of the work performed fo, the year 1916 constitute an aban- donment of the location and did the cisdn thereupon become subject to r. location by any other person. and did the relocation by plaintiff. F. tnllEMey, on the last day Of ApfN, 1917 wo,k q forfeiture of the rights of the defendants in and to such was whether it is necessary to file 2. proof of labor within the time pre- scribed by law in order to maintain title 70 , mining claim.
 The Territorial Legislature passed an act providing for the filing of proofs Of labor within ninety days after the close of the calendar year, and further pgovided that all claims would be deenlrd forfeited in the event of failure 10 file the proof of labor within such time. The defendants in this case did not file their proof of labor until meantime. the plaintiff Umphrcy had staEed the claim. Betsch had per formed the annual assessment work and h:s only default consisted in his failure to file his proof of labor within t1le ninety days. The plaintiffs claim ed by so failing to file. his ground was forfeited. notwithstanding the fact that he performed the annual labor. and ;n this contention they were sus- ta:1ed by the trial court. However :he Circuit Court of Appeals took q ti:t'arent view of the situati tion and de clyr.d the act of the Territorial Leg islature unconstitutional in so far as it r-or!ied q forfeiture for failure to fle he nroof of labor. The filing of tile Ereof of labor is only p9ima facie evidenc that the labor has been pe"- fo-.l1ef, but if it be performed, to hold that q claim was forfeited for failure T -i!e a proof of labor would be de 4'+Hiag one of his property without d-7s sc-ncess of law.
 &.assrs. Betsch and Jean were rep resented by attorney o. D. Cochran end Nnphrcy and Harrison were rep resented hy attorney Fred Harrison
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phel"n also asserted tha. Blitain's Jack is against the wall' and then of fered the miraculous suggestion to the Senate that England should he brought to terms by refusing he AmeE4ca's oil.' Phelan then turned the debate from oil to the Japanese land question by declaring that th,, Japanese were buying oil from the British companies in California at s1,06 a barrel. while Californians were paying g. 70.
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COMPULSORY ASSESSMENT
 WORK RECORDING IS
 HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL

is Umphrey ct al versus Betsch ct al. and involves mining ground loca ted in the Wade Hampton district. The case was appealed from the United States District Court at Nome. The Circuit Court held for Betsch and Joe Jean, who were ordered 10 give up possession of certain claims through q decision of the district court when they failed to file affidavits as re- quired by the territorial law They appealed the case with the stated re- suit
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Harold Holcombe. an ensign in the, navy had journeyed from Pasadena. California, to marry Miss ixlmb, anl night, after being twice postponed previously. Tuesday morning Miss Lamb disappeared from her home and could not be located. That night En- sign Holcombe. thrice disappointed and evidently recognizing the truth of the situation, departed for his home in the west.
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PHELAN TAKES TURN AT TWISTING TAIL
 OF BRITISH LION

Washington Jan. 7-"Great Brit- ain is emulatinG the Hun in her post war policy" Senator Phelan of Cali fornia declared today in Senate speech on the alleged attempt of Brit . ain to corner the worlds crude o.' supply.
 Phelan declared that Grea. Britain had obtained four billion dollars in loans from the United States and had used our own money in an attempt to acquire the oil monopoly. Senator
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SovIETS PLAN RoUMANiAN
 DRIVE IN SPRING

Paris, Jan. 5-The Russian govern ment is planning a spring drive On from recent developments along the Western Russian front. and is evident Europe which it is hoped VIII involve many nations. through the various powers dragging and topplng one an other in:o the fighting. Dire conse- quences are seen here as a result of q rekindling of war in the Balkans and Gal;cia.
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San Francisco, Jan. S-A decision declaring unconstitutional the ac. of the Alaska Legislature which com
 pealed the filing of affidavits showing progress of assessment work on min ing claims was handed down today by the Circuit Court of Appeals in an action resisting the failure of a claim under the act. The law is held to be . in conflict with the act of Congress which permits filing afiidavits of as sessInent work on claims, but provides that they shall be forfeited only upon fhilure to perform the work itself The
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FAMOUS BLIND CHAPLAIN
 OF HOUSE RETIRES

Washington, Jan. 7-Rev. Henry N. Couden. the blind chaplain of the House of Representatives. retired to- day after twenty years of service as chaplain of :he lower house of con- gress.
 The House of Representatives voted him a pension of s125 per month for life and also made him Chaplain Emeritus.
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NEW ALASKA S S. CO
 MOTORSHIP LAUNCHED

Tacoma, Wn. Jan. 6-The six thousand ton steel motorship kenni- cott bull. here for the Ala ska Steam ship Company, WAS launched at the Todd shipya.d today. with Mrs. Stan nard, wife of the superintendent of the owning company as spencer.
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ORDERS SEARCH FOR MISSING
 ALASKA SHIPS

Seattle. Jan. e--'Nhe Coas. Guard steamer Algonquin will probably he sent from here in & arch of the Alas k, power schooner Joseph Pulitzer which until recently had been enea ged in carrying the mails between Sew ard, Alaska, and the ports on the AleSeS,zas5'iHs7'lai west ef i Sfwar'l.
 The Pulitzer has been missing since
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CHARGES DISABLED
 WAR VETERANS SAAMEFULLY NEGLECTED

that q slbled war veterans are dyin. in hospitals for lack of proper a.ten- tion and that the families of many
 ncapaciated ex-service men are starv- ing, even though they have colnper
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Washington. Jan. 6--Elesen thous- and government clerks will probably find themselves in need of ! new job. if :he Executive. Legislative and Ju- dietary Appropriation Bill arrying a large part of the salary appropriations of departmental government employ ees, passes as reported out q commit
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sation due them. were made here today by National Commander Galbraith of the American Legion.
 Commander GalbIath's declaration was made before the House Interstate and Foreign committee
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BIG SALARY BILL
 REPORTED TO HOUSE

Washington Jan. G-The Executive judicial and legislative bill, the big salary measure containing :he appro- Ir'ia tons from whence are paid q large portion of the salaries of governmental employees. was reported out today by the House Appropriations committee.
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the present Bolsheviki regime.

the present Bolsheviki regime.
 Kerensky has summoned thirty of the revolutionary leaders to meet him here tomorrow in an attempt to bring the various anti -Bolshev.ki factions together.
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EcoTLEeeERs HooowINk [.
 ! GOVT wHIsKEY cUsTooiANs

New York. jan. 7-Bootleggers' rings in New York have managed to dyaw from the governments bonded warehouses approximately one hun dr,.d million dollars worth of liquor, through forgery and bribery. accord ing 'o the special intelligence unit of the Internal Revenue Bureau here.
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HUGE SUNDRY APPROPRIATION
 BILL PASSES HOUSE

Washington. Jan. 7-The Sundey Appropriation bill carrying appropria- tions to<aAng ssss.271.c91 passed the House of Representatives today.
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New and uptodate legal forms for Proof of Annual Assessmcn. Work also Oil Location blanks. Deed blank. for general use, Special and General Power of Attorney forms. Placer and ouartx Location forms now on sale at Nussst Office. Price $ esnts each or $1.oo per dszsn.
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eANesTERs ATTACK COUNCIL
 BLUFFS MINISTER

Council Bluffs, Jan. 6-Ganrsters. f-.- reasons unannounced, today lure1 Rev. A. E. Jacobs. rastor of tho Christian Church to the outskirts ot 73.e c;!y where they stabbed and beat 7.11? into ;nsens:bility.
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CHARGED HOOVER USED RELIEf MONEY TO
 FEED POLE ARMY

Washington, Jan. s-A charge made by Senator James \. Reed. (dernocratic) of Missouri. that Herbert Hoover, used portion of the Amer ican contributions for relief q the wa. sufferers in Europe for the ma inten- ance of the Polish army pfpvoked U
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and twenty two were wounded G Fallsburg by police volley fired on r;otjng Communists. following the funeral of Communist named Hof- man. who was shot by the police when he attempted to escape from the:r
 custody.
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NEGRO LEGISLATOR
 SEATED IN MISSOURI

Jefferson City. Jan. 5-G. Moora, the first negro to be seated in the Missouri legislature. took the oath of office here today.
 Moore was elected tothe legislature from the St Louis district.
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CORK HOTEL RAiDED
 BY MILITARY

Cork Jan. 1.-The military raided the Imperial Hotel late today. Dur ing the course of the raid the troops silot dead F'inbar darkv priest. of T:tini;yfoid Abby. London.
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sALEsMEN WANTED to sell ex- elusive novelty. Small salss will net $2s daily. For prepesition and samplcs writ. Dept. C Box 20. Cincinnati. ohis.
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KERENSKI SEEKING ID UNITE ANTI
 B0LShEv|k FACT IONS

Paris, Jan. '-kerensky. kader of the first Russian revolution NAich re- suited in :he overthrow of the imper- ial government and who latsr became premier of the republican gevernment, is now in Pars seeking tosunite the various Russian factions opposed to
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VETS. SHAmEFuLLy NEGLECTED
ASSESSMENT RECORDING LAW IS KNOCKED OUT
BIG BLOW UP PLOT
 REVEALED IN LONDON

London, Jan. 6-The police have discovered q plot to blow up that DOT tion of the town of London where the British crown jewels are stored, i. was ass r;ed by tn" police authorities to- day.
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WOMAN NAMED SPEAKER
 OF B. C. LEGISLATURE

Victoria. Jan. 6--Tlie cabinet today named Mrs. Mary Ellen smith. rep rest native from Vancouver to be scpcaker of the British Columbia legis- lature.
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ALASKA BRIGHTER TO BE
 SOLD FOR DEBT

Seattle, Jan. 5-The Alaska frcighter Gcdney, the pioneer of the Alaska coast survey vessels. is to be sold in satisfaction of debts against her. Friday.
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REPUB'S TO GAN
 BIG BUNCH OF
 GOVT CLERKS

tee in the House q day or two ago. As reported by the committee, inc bill cuts 'off eleven thousand govern
 mept clerks in the three derartGents indica,t i'i the title
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1s DROWN IN LAUNCH SINKING

Buenos Aires, Jan. 6-Nfneteen persons perished when a launch tied to a wharf on the local water iron. capaixed today.
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lively debate in :he Senate today and
 brought ou: both praise and abuse of
 the former food administrator.
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BRITISH COLONIAL
 SECRETARY RESIGNEs

London. Jan. .6-I1ord Miner has resigned as British Colonial secreta ~y. according 70 an announcement today.
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MOUNTED POLICE sTARr
 ON eoxa TRIP

Dawson,TY. T. Jan.6-yive North west Mountsd Police dog tsosns draw ing :oboggans left Dawson 1Ais morn : ing on a. one thousand mia Marathon to Ft McPherson and retssl
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cts a day will give you the Daily Bulletin and Weekly Nugget.
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ATTENTION MOOSE
 Regular meeting L. o. o. M. at 8 p. m. every Monday evening. New Moose Hall.
 W. H. KOCH, see.y
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December 15. When last heard from the schooner had seven men on boarl
 Secretary of the Interior Payne has asked both the Navy and Coast Guard service to aid in the search for the missing vessel. J cz&a. -aas -.ssins .,.e- syss.-l,,s.- Nugget to your home.
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The only newspaper D.
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,700 square miles of territory.
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GERMAN coMMuN'sTs Aanr-
 ,s sAsvAlrp ss.vLr

Berlin. Jan. s-ssvea V killsa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-28
HARMONY A. c.
is ORGANIZED HERE

The Junior Harmony A. c., q
newly organized club. has formed a
baseball team which is DESTROYS OF
booking games with heavy junior on
light senior combinations. George
Forman, Jr., is the manager and can
be reached at 81 Elm street. the,
officers of the club are: Alex Melko,,
president; Joseph Dambach, vice
president; Robert Mulvaney, treas
urer. and William f. Brennan, sec
rotary. Alex Melko is captain of the
baseball team which will line up as
follows: Art Jensen. pitcher; DAVID
Robertson, pitcher; George Forman,
first base; Paul Rasmussen. second
base; Harry Hetsky, shortstop; Will
liam Brennan. third base; Robert
Mulvaney, infeld sub; Joseph DAM
bach, Donald Martin, George Paste
rak and Earl Anderson, outheld,
This team has already defeated the
Jersey Arrows, of Keasbey, in a
practice game. A meeting OF n
club will be held at Columbia Hall,
in State street, at 8 o'clock tomor-
row night.
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Baseball DAILY REVIEW Of SPORTS Great Outdoor
KEASBEY |. {.
VS.. lYCEUMS
Another Benefit Game to be
Played Here on Thursday
Afternoon

Another big benefit baseball game
will be staged on the Raritan Copper
Works field late Thursday afternoon
of this week, the representative
Keasbey Field Club nine and the
Lyceum team of this city being the
opposing mines in this contest. The
Keasbey team through Benny" Gloff
challenged the winner of the Iyce-
um-St. Anthony game on the Rari-
tan Copper Works field last Thurs
day night. and after the gamo had
been brought to a conclusion in favor
of the former team, final arrange
ments were made for this weeks
event.
The Keasbey team will appear on
the field with a strong lineup in an
effort to defeat the LyceumS. and
make up for their double setback of
last Saturday and Sunday, when the
Lakewood and West Amboy baseball
teams defeated them. Wagenhoffer
or Dolina will be the probable pick
of material for the mound assign
ment, while Benny Gloff and
Johnny" Fullerton will probably be
placed in the lineup in this game to
bolster up the Keasbey teams inner
defense.
Mickey Milchick In all proba-
Dllity Will dSdiIi CNNuPy Wv p' -
the Lyceum nine, and IL Milchick
pitches up to his form of last Thurs
day night, the Hall avenue combina-
ton will be almost certain OF VIC
tory. The remainder of the byceum
team will be practically the ar as
in the game of last week.
Tomorrow night the Lyceum team
Is scheduled to play a twilight game
against the New Brunswick nine,
formerly the Red Stars, at the coun-
ty seat. On Sunday afternoon the
second game of the series with Joe
Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball nine
will be the main attraction of the
afternoon on the Raritan Copper
Works field, and on Monday after
noon the Lyceum team will play a
game in Keyport.