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THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
TEN MILLION MOTOR CARS
 TO OFFSET R. R. STRIKE

New York. Oct. l9-A national fleet of ten million motor cars is be- ing prepared for instant mobliza- tion in connection with the plans for offsetting the effects of the pro- posed railroad strike. F ". Fenn, secretary of the National Automo- Commerce announced tonight
 In making the announcement Fenn added that million motor trucks are also available.
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Chicago. Oct 15--Samuel M. Full lon. President of the Chicago and Northwestern, said today that he did not believe that there will be com plete tieup of the railroads in the event of the Unions striking against wage cuts. iF f'
 Asked as to what the roads would Fulton said he wouldn't show his hand now.
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RATIFICATION EXCHANGE
 TO END WAR STATUS

Washington, Oct. 19-An er- change of ratification.' at Berlin on the Treaty of Berlin, as the United States-German treaty will be official ly known and which will finally es- tabii-h peace between the two na- tions. is to be the next step in end ing the nations present war status. it was announced by the War De- partment today.
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More Railroad Workers Vote to
 Strike

Chicago, Oct. 15-C. o. Marion, President of the Railroad Telegraph CTS. announced today that sixteen more railroad unions have taken 8 strike vote and authorized their of ficers to order a walkout if it is deemed advisable. Some of the union leaders here say the decision of the railroad executives Saturday to reduce wages has destroyed the last hope of peace.
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HEYDLER AND LANDS DIFFER
 OVER BASE, BALL SERIES

New York, Oct 1S-John Heydler president of the National Base Ball League. has differed with Base Ball Commissioner Landis over the num- Der of games to constitute the World Series
 Landis has announced that he will propose that the World Series com prise seven games instead of nine. as at present. thus making the series the same as prior to 1919.
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CHICAGO FAILS IN SUIT
 AGAINST NEWSPAPER

Chicago. Oct. 15-Declaring that the City had no cause for action. Judge Fischer today squashed the million dollar suit of the City of Chicago against the Chicago Tribune, which it was alleged had hurt Chi cago's credit by certain published ar ticles
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POLICE INSPECTOR CHARGED
 WITH HUGE HAUL

New York Oct. lS--E. P. Hughes. a police inspector of the New York Police. Department. who is under in vestigation. deposited S1,06s.l52 in the bank during the past three years. records of the Meyer legisla tive in vestigation commission
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KNOX BURIED AT VALLEY FORGE

Washington. Oct l5-Funeral services over the remains of the late Senator Knox were held today with many government leaders attending headed by President Harding. The body was sent to Valley Forge where it will he inferred
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Govt to Enforce R. E. BOArd
 Decisions

Washington. Oct 19-The admin istration will enforce all decisions of the Railroad Labor Board as it's first step toward preventing a rail day
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HOUSE VOTES TO RECONSIDER
 MEMBERSHIP BILL

Washington, Oct 15-The House by vote of 146 to 14e today recom- mitted the bill increasing the mem- bership of that body from 435 to 460 and also rejected by vote of 140 ti 146 a proposal to reduce the mem- bership to 425.
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SENATE RATJFIES
 PEACE TREATIES

Washington. Oct. Is S--The Senate tonight ratified the treaties of peace between the United States and Ger many. Austria and Hungary. 20 against Four democrats voted favorably and Borah and Lafollette. republicans. voted against ratifica- tion.
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BROTHERHOOD'S CANCEL MEETING TO HEAR
 RAILROAD BOARD PLAN

Cleveland, o. Oct. 1S-A sched- uled meeting here today of the heads of the Railway Brotherhoods was cancelled this morning when they were requested by the Railway la bor Board to meet with the 3oard in Chicago Thursday morning.
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SENT OVER
 ATLANTIC BY WIRELESS

New York. Oct 1S-The hand writing of General Pershing and Pre- mier Briand was transmitted by wireless today and recorded al the Maine.
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HARDING NAMES CALIFORNIA
 REVENUE COLLECTOR

Washington Oct 17-President Harding today nominated John H. Mclaughlin of San Francisco to be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the First District of California.
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Pcnnsylvania System Men Offer To
 Stay on Jobs
 Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 19-Fif- teen thousand trainmen employed by the Pennsylvania railroad system an- nounced today that in the event of general strike they will continue on the job if an attempt is made to op- crate by either the company or the government
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KNox's SUCCESSOR NAMED

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 1S-Gov- ernor Sproul has appointed as U. S. senator, William H. Crow of Union town, Penn, as successor to the late Senator Knox.
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RUSSIANS SAVING CHILDREN
 FROM FAMINE

.Riga. Russia. Oct 1T-Many thousand Russian children are at present flowing through this ciCy enroute to Western Russia
 The children are being sent out Of the famine stricken districts in Cen trad and Eastern Russia
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FIRST NAVIGATOR TO PILOT
 SHIP TO NOME DIES IN BERKELEY

Berkeley. Cal. Oct. 17-Captain w. NJ. Daniels, said to have con- named the first boat to reach Nome during the great gold rush of two decades ago, died here today.
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SENATE REJECTS GERMAN
 TREATY AMENDMENT

Washington, Oct 1.-The Senate today rejected an offered amendment to the German peace treaty which would pledge the United States to protect Germany from foreign in vasion if she completely disarms.
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ITALIAN SHIP HOME
 MILLIONS IN [. s. COIN

Rome, Italy. Oct. 17-Government figures published here today disclose that Italians residing in the United States send home annually thirty five millions of dollars.
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Permanent Jobs Offered Railroad
 Strike Breakers

Jersey City. Oct. l9-The news papers of this state are carrying ad- vertisements offering permanent jobs to railroad engineers and firemen to take the place of striking men as fast as they walk out
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WEDNESDAY
 (TELEeRAPHIc)
GOVT LOOKING FOR TRAINMEN
 AMONG REGULAR TROOPS

San Antonia. Tex. Oct. 19-Or- ders for a canvass of all the military commands in the Eighth Army Corps area. comprising five states. for sol diers who are experienced in the op- eration of railway trains and main tenance of way have been issued by
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WAR DEPT PLANNING GREAT AIR HIGHWAY SYSTEM

Washington. Oct. TIA War De- partment plan now being worker out for gridiorning the country with air highways, provides that Seattle will be the terminus for two of them. one of which will be ultimately extended to Alaska.
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HAYS SAYS MAILS WILL MOVE

regarding the movement of the mails in the event of great railroad strike today. Postmaster General Hays said tersely. "the mails will be moved'
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Railroad Labor Willing for Peace
 Cleveladn, O. Oct. 17-Railroad labor leaders indicated here tonight that they are willing to treat for peace if a move in that direction is made by President Harding.
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BIG FIRE IN PARIS

Paris, Oct. 15-A great fire ragged here for five hours last night be- burning this morning The loss Is estimated at a million dollars.
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Railroad shopmen Vote to Strike

Railroad ShOpmen Vote to Strike
 Chicago. Oct. 15-J. C. Shock. vice president of the railroad main tenance of ways and shop laborers union, announced this morning that ninety seven per sent of the mem bers voted to strike if wages are cut. Tn vote was taken independently of the Big Four, which have already announced strike votes.
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BILL WOULD EAR ARMS
 IMPORTATION FRONT, $.

Washington, Oct 1'-S Senator Lodge has introduced bill in the Senate preventing exportation of fire arms to foreign countries where the United States has extra rights The bill conforms to the policy of the principal powers to prevent arms aud munitions entering China
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WESTERN ALASKA MAIL
 ROUTE BEING SELECTED

Washington, Oct. 1S-Pending selection by the government of a mail steamer for Western Alaska. Postmaster General Hays has au- thorized the Seattle postofiice au-
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SEATTLE IMPORTS STREET
 RAILROAD EXPERT

Seattle. Oct. 17-Peter Witt. 3 noted Cleveland. Ohio. traction ex- per. arrived here today to recom- mend some to handle the present burdensome municipal street car system.
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STRIKING KANSAS MINERS
 FORGED BACK TO WORK

Pittsbers, Kan. Oct. Threat ened by their national officers with cancellation of their charter unless they did so. the striking Kansas miners returned to work today
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ATTACKS FORMER
 GERMAN CABINET MEMBEI;

Berlin, Oct 1S-An attempt was made last night in Berlin to assassi- nate Phillip Scheideman, former Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
 No newspapers are issued here to- day owing to the printers of the city being on strike.
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MEXICO NOT TO PARTICIPATE

Mexico City. Oct 16~-President Obregon announced today that Mex ico will have no delegates at the Washington disarmament conference
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MRS. rOLET CONvALEsING WELL

Seattle. Oct l9-Mrs. A Polet Of Nome rested well last night, is taking more food and getting along good. according to her physician Dr. Lamson.
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LAYTON WINS THREE CUSHION
 BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP

pittsburg. Pa. Oct. 1S-John Lay ton. challenger. defeated August keickhefer, title holder. for the three cushion billiard championship here last night. Innings 46: score 58-3S.
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HARDING RECEIVES CATHOLIC
 WOMEN DELEGATION

Washington. Oct. 1s-Presidert
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Harding received at the White House today a delegation of 2G0 women of the National Council of Catholic wo- men.
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Wood Cables News of Taking Office
 Washington. Oct. 16-General Wood cabled Secretary of War Weeks today, briefly as follows; Assumed office today"
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KING GEORGE HONORS
 AMERICAN SOLDIER DEAD

London. Oct. is-king George to- day conferred the Victoria Cross upon an unknown American soldier who is to be buried in the American National Cemetery at Washington,
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SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL SCORES

Harvard ten, Georgia seven; Navy thirteen, Princeton nothing; Yals twenty-five. Williams nothing: Army twenty-one. Wabash nothing; Cali fornia, twenty -one, Pacific Fleet ten.
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SAYS ARMAMENT CONFERENCE PREVENTING U. s.-JAP WAR

Rome, Oct. 16-Admiral Bravetta declared today that the American disarmament conference is all that is preventing war between that coun- try and Japan.
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IRISH CONFERENCE
 ADJOURNMENT INSIGNIFICANT

London. Oct 1G--It was announc- ed today that the adjournment of and is merely blamed to the English mans passion for week-ending
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THREE PERISH IN DALLAS
 HOTEL FIRE,

Dallas, Tex Oct 17-F W. FeIch. a Seattle mining engineer, and two others, perished here today in a hotel fire
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FORMER SEATTLE SHERIFF
 ARRESTED FOR LARCENY

Seattle, Oct. 1S-ForIner Sheriff John Stringer was arrested here to- night for grand larceny on warrant charging him with holding S6,000 in funds which are due this county
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Govt Prepared to Run Railroads if
 Strike Occurs

0Vs HNPss~ON OO HUH OssHS ,"
 Strike Occurs
 Washington. Oct. 16-"The gov roads if a nation wide strike on Oc- tober 30th, ties up the country's transportation system" Senator Cummins, author of the Railroad bill declared tonight.
 eff any group of men are stronger that the government and bring on a state of starvation by crippling the nations transportation system. then we have either got to defend oursel- yes or dissolve the government" the Senator Baid.
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U. S..COLUMBIA
 TREATY RATIFIED

Bogoto, Columbia. Oct. 15-The Colon bian Senate after much discus sion. has ratified the United States Colombian treaty whereby Colombia gets S15.00O,OO0
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WOOD TAKES
 ISLAND GOvERNORsHIP

Monilla, P. I. Oct. 16-General Wood was sworn in as Governor General of the Philippines here to- day.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT
 RESUMES SESSIONS

London, Oct. 1S-The British Par liament convened in ordinary ses- sion here today.
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Labor Board Submits Anti.Strike
 Plan

Washington. Oct. 17-The Rail- road Labor Board and Interstate Commerce Commission tonight sub mitted to President Harding a plan for meeting the proposed strike.
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RrOtherhoOd Heads to Confer at
 Cleveland
 Cleveland. o. Oct 1.-The heads of the five railroad brotherheads whose membership total over two million and have been ordered to strike on the 30th, will meet in con- ference here tomorrow
 President Stone of the Brother hood of Railway Engineers and Lee chief of the trainmen. are now on the ground.
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Executives Say no Big Ticup
 Expected Washington, Oct. 1.-The rail- road conference adjourned today un- til Monday.
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All Efforts tO Amend The German
 Treaty Fail

Washington. Oct. 1S-Repeated attempts to amend the German peace treaty in the Senate have so far been defeated
 Present indications are that the Senate will ratify the pact as at present drawn.
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the military authorities at Fort Sam Houston.
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WORLDS NEWS
IN MIDGET FORM
Long Stories Of Big Events Told
In Brief Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.
NATIONAL CAPITAL SNAPSHOT:
Gieanings Of Interest From Washing.
ton-Late Happenings In the Realm
Of Sports-Foreion and Do
mestie Occurrences.
WASHINGTON


net reduction OF $2,941, 106 II the
payroll and Of 1896 employees has
been effected by the present United
States Shipping Board since IL began
10 function. June Is, according TO an
announcement made by A ID. Lasker.
chairman of the Board.
The War Finance Corporation an
nOunced that the local Agricultural
Loan Agencies established by the cor
poratiOn will meet Immediately and or
ganiZe for the consideration OF APP
plications
Internal revenue bureau officials
frankly acknowledge that heads of
families may, upon filing Of notifica-
tion with local revenue collectors,
manufacture 200 gallons of wine yearly
for home use.
Preliminary reports indicate sub
scriptions sggregating more than ST.
4O0, 100000 TO the Treasury's combined
offer of $GOO.OOO,OOO in short-term notes
and certificates Secretary Mellon an
nOunced
The navy department has baked at
the Republican economy program, Di-
rector of the Budget Dawes Informed
the Senate Finance Committee.
Designation OF Chester Morrill,. as
sistant chief of the Bureau OF Markets
and Crop Estimates, as assistant TO the
secretary of agriculture, for the pur-
pose OF constructing an organization to
administer the packers and stockyards
act was announced.
james w. Gerard, former American
Ambassador TO Germany, Is visiting
Mexico In AN unofficial capacity
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NATIONS BUSINESS

Another Offering OF Federal Farm
Loan bones, bearing ) per cent inter
est, will bc made October i, In accord
ance with general plan of financing
OF the Federal Land Banks, Secretary
of the Treasury Mello announced in
Washington.
Congressman Cooper at Youngstown,
Ohio, declared he would SEX TO abolish
Railroad Labor Board through amend
ment 10 the Esch-CuInmins law when
Congress reaSsemblieS.
United Textile Workers Union an
bounced 1t will resist wage reduction.
Plans for an effective organization
OF American dye interests were lai
al IA meeting in New York of 50 AiI4vri-
can manufacturers OF synthetic or
ganic chemicals. Questions affecting
the welfare of this new group OF
American Interests were discussed.
Chicago building workers WHO were
oil strike are returning to work.
Bethlehem Steel Corporation Is now
operating its steel plants at around 80
per cent capacity.
y general reduction I'm rents Is in eff
feet In Gary, Ind, following reduction
vi wages ia steel mills.
Unanimous Endorsement was given
the SmOOt tax bill ut a conference OF
80 representatives Of the cOuntrys
manufacturing interests held In Wash
in., ton.
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FOREIGN

The "triumphal tour" of "Pussyfoot"
Johnson In India so far has been
rather featureleSs.
According to reports by grain ex-
perts Of the Government, this year's
"hSat crop will exceed that of last
year by about 25,0OO,OOO bushels. The
sIilnate of this years crop Is placed at
29i,0O0,0OO bushels.
ENORMOUS profits reaped by the
Beauville Casino, of Paris, were re-
Nealed when statement given out nv
the management, said that a million
dollars was charged to profit and loss
through the failure of bankrupt bet
tors-so repay loans.
Premier Lloyd George has cancelled
his invitation to the Irish delegates TO
the conference at Inverness.
Allied Supreme Councils Russian
Relief Commission decided to call an
international congress in Brussels ON
October 4, In which the United States
Germany and states bordering on the
Soviet Republic will be invited to dis
cuSs the famine situation.
DohNiah utitEdlloH To Tie Assembly
of the League of Nations announced
that il will withdraw from the presen,
session Its request that the league re-
wise the 1904 treaty between Chile and
Bolivia.
Durant Motors of Canada, Ltd. a
subsidiary of the Durant Motor Com
pany, was Incorporated for $1,000. 900
under the laws of the Province of On.
tario. Durant Motors bought the NUM-
lions plant at Leaside, a suburb of
Toronto, and will make four and six
cylinder cars there.
Rioting broke out again in Belfast.
Ireland. Troops were called out and
hostilities ceased. Two women were
wounded.
Signing of formal trade agreement
between Soviet Russia and Norway Is
reported from Stockholm.
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B. R. SHOPMEN
VOTE TO STRIKE
VIII Defer Action Until New Work.
ing Rules Are Passed on
by Labor Board.
BIG FOUR GOING TO HELP.
Unions Demand Labor Beard include
All Remaining RuIes-July Wage
Cut Rejected - Majority for
Quitting on That Question.

ChicagO.-Railroad shopmen belong
ing to the six federated shop crafts
unions have voted to strike against
the general railroad wage reduction OF
July /, 1921, but will defer any action
until the PRONUNCIATION now pending of
working rules by the United States
Railroad Labor Board, when another
vote viii be taken on acceptance or re-
lection of the rules.
This announcement was officially
male by Ii. NJ. Jewell, head Of the shop
crafts organization. at a mass meet
Ing of Chicago shop workers.
Belief that stronger fight could be
made II a strike is called. with preser-
walton Of the working rule as one of
the goals, led TO the decision 10 with
hold strike call for the present, Mr..
Jewell said. He and other speakers
counseled the men to wait until the
entire wage and rules situation was
before them rather than rush into a
strike, which Mr.. Jewell declared the
railroad management desired.
I'VE can make a real fight on the
rules proposition, when we might nor
have the full support Of other branches
Of railway employees on a wage fight
alone" Mr.. Jewell said. IF we want
10 protect our best interests We must
wait until the time is opportune. But
IL the Labor Beard releases all the re-
naming rules to be acted upon ut one
time, then we will have the whole mat
ter before Us. We viii need only one
yote-to accent or reiect the rules-to
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Charlotte Hall Items

Miss Eleanor Coad left Sunday
evening tO spend IA few days with rcla
tives in Baltimore.
Mrs. T. b. Davis has returned to
her home in Charlotte Hall.
Miss Julia Sothoron has left for
Baltimore TO attend Franklin High
School, In Baltimore county.
Mr.. T. c Harrison made business
trip TO Baltimore on Monday last.
Miss Louise Fowler left Monday
morning for Washington to attend
school there.
The funeral services Of Miss W. +
Canter, OF this town, was he'd at All
Faith Church on Tuesday at ; p. m.
DR.. +. Metcalf was assisted hy Rev q.
w. B. Dent, former rector. There
was n large concourSe of relatives and
friends, and mauy beautiful floral tri-
butes. The paiibearers were Prof.
Wright, DR.. l.. J. SothOrop. Mr.. G..
d. Sasscer. Mr.. JAS A. Smoot, Mr..
]. L. Davis and Mr.. J, +. Adams.
Mrs. Il. H. .Solhoron is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. LeRoy Henley, OF Baltimore,
spent the week end al the home of Capt.
and Mrs. w. +. Chesley.
Mr.. Walter Cross, of Washington.
spent the week end at the home ot Mr..
and Mrs. G.. II. Cross.
Miss Estelle Carrico, 81 Washington
spent the week end at the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Harry War1.
NIFTY"
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SPORTING

William T. Tilden defeated Willis E
Davis OF California In straight sets
lv-s, 6-2, 81, and Wallace Johnson, Of
Philadelphia. defeated James O. An
aerson, Of Australia, Ga, SO, SO, e-3.
at Germantown Cricket Club, PhIladel-
phla.
1hat grand old cup horse Extermina-
tor ADDED the Autumn gold cup to his
vast collection OF turf trophies at Bel
mont Park, New York, and it is prob
amy the last he will win In America.
After his victory Willis Sharpe KIImer.
ms owner, announced that he Is going
to send the gelding abroad this fall
and race him In the cup classics In
England next season.
Boston schooner Mayfiower was
barred as CONTENDER for the Iuterna-
fsobal fishing schooner races by the
trustee Of the Halifax Herald trophy.
won last year By Gloucester schooner
Esperanto.
George H. (Babe) Ruth, famous
siugger OF the New York Americans.
broke MS home run record in New
FORK as the New York team held the
League lead by twice defeating ST.
Louis by scores Of 10 TO O and Is TO 3.
Ruth hit his fifty-fifth home run OF
the Season of Bayne In the fifth in
ming OF the first game with Miller on
base.
Phil Morrison, right hand pitcher
or the Birmingham Southern AssocIa-
ton Club, has been sold to the Pitts
burgh Nationals.
William I. Tilden I'd, world singles
champion, defeated Bill Johnston Of
California at Germantown Cricket
ClYb Philadelphia. The score was
4~i6, IS, ca, 6-3.
The Brooklyn club has purchased the
release of Pitcher Harry G. Shriver Of
the Saginaw club. He is twenty-four
years old, six feet two inches In height
and weighs $50. He throws and bats
right handed.
The Brantford baseball club OF the
Michigan-OntariO League sold Babe"
Bye, the leagues best outfielder, to
the Buffalo club OF the international
League. The Boston American League
club had an option ON him, but failed
to exercise Il.
Henry Ii. MalloI ee, left fielder for
the Portsmouth Virginia League club.
has been sold to the PHILADELPHIA
American League club.