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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
d Aid to Meet

The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock in the church
parlors preceding the Missionary
Society meeting which will take
place at 3 o'clock in the church
parlors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Bulbs at woodbridge

WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 2:-The
Holland grown bulbs which the
Parent-Teacher Association of No.
/ and No. IL schools took orders for
some time ago, have arrived and
will be delivered under the direction
Of Mrs. Charles Farr within the
next two D. three days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Cuh Meets Tonight

The Martha Washington Club will
hold their regular meeting in the
Community House tonight. All
are urged to be present as
much business of importance will be
discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Standard Bearers 10 Meet

The Standard Bearers, Of Simpson
M. S. church, will hold their first
meeting of the season at the home
of Miss Mildred Olsen, in 46 State
street. tonight at 1870 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present
as much business of importance will
be discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
To Meet with Mrs. Kinsey

The Philathea Society Of the
First Baptist church will hold their
first meeting of the eason tomor-
row night at the home of Mrs. Z.
Kinsey in Cornell street. All mem
bers are requested to meet at the
corner of Smith and State streets
at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Pleas Met With Iaughter

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2.-(By
The Associated Press)-The cries
of the Christian refugees OF Smyrna
for water and food are met by a
Turkish laugh" said DR.. Esther
Lovejoy. of New York. president of
the American women's hospital, who
has just returned here after a weeks
survey in the stricken city.
The crowds on the quay are so
great that some Of them are pushed
into the sea-" she said. Women
stood waist deep In the water hold
ing their babies aloft in their arms to
save them from drowning.
Turkish soldiers are robbing the
men.
"At night the Turkish soldiers
commit excuses against the women
and girls. In terror of the Turks
the refugees are packed in thou
sands in front of the American con-
eulate. There are more than 100
mothers who gave birth to babies.
] attended many. Some of the in
fants died within a few hours from
exposure. but the mothers chung pitt
fully TO the dead bodies" she added,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
COUNTY LEGION NOTES

n Ml1dleSex County Executive
Committed win hold a meeting
again on Saturday, October IA. at E
O'Clock. at the Chrome Fire House.
Notices are being sent out and q big
attendance is expected.
A report of the national sconvens
ton will be made when the delegates
return from New Orleans. at the
Packer House in Perth Amboy, On
October 25, at z o'clock. A dinner
has been arranged and it will he att
tended by legionaires OF MiddleaeN
county and the LADIES' Auxilfafyx
The guests will include: New York
Commander w. F. Deegan, Paat
Commander Meany and Departments
Commander Condor. and other<.
This will be one OF the features
events of the county legion.
The depa4tment executive commits
tee decided TO travel to the national
c~onventio at New Orleans by the
George N Esters Tours. The NeW
Jersey do gates will leave October
IL, and r lrn October ~. The nas
tional cor sntfon will be held Octo-
Der 16, II Is, 10, 20. The New Jer-
sey delxf IS will make the Pullmau|
car thu headquarters at New Or
leans VIZ ut any additional Charge
On the " down, a stop viii be-
made to ew the Lurag Cayerns at
Virginia, nd on the return trip e
one day bp Will be made 1T WASH
ington. he following r the deio-
gates FRI Middlesex county: br.
A. L. LIE lis, of Metuchen. and Jo-
seph Eds of Highland Park. Any
other lei onaires wishing to make
the trip e requested TO go With the
delegates from their County
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Ceremonial Meeting Held

The Nuwinta Camp Fire girls
held their first ceremonial meeting,
Friday night at Spa Springs. The
girls were taken into the campfire by
Miss Evelyn Gunkel, guardian. The
next meeting will be a business ses-
sion at the home of Miss Katherine
Grouse in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

AVENEL, Oct. 2.-There will be
a big barn dance at the Avenel Fire
house next Saturday, October Z. The
ladies will wear aprons and straw
bonnets and the men will wear over
alls and straw hats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Recognize New KIM

ATHENS. Oct. 2.-(By Tho A.
ISOLATED Press)-The newspapers
today announced that the British
minister signed the visitors hook
in the Palace yesterday and thew i'm
terpret this as British recognition ~
tho new king. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
Industrial CIub tn Meet

The Industrial Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Edith H~eiselbcrg,
in Woodbridge, tomorrow night. All
members are requested to meet at
tho orn of Maple and Smith
streets, at 7 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

A large number of losal baseball
rooters will journey to Dew York to
gee the world series between the
Giants and Yankees, commencing
This week. The EveningNews extra
will supply those who Pay at home
with details of the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

Commencing today the Republican
Club headquarters in tie Odd Fell
lows Building, Smith steet, will be
open every day and nigh until cleo
ton. q secretary being n the office
at all times to give any Information
desired by local voters!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
CITY BRIEFS

The Frank Neer store has moved
into its new quarters stormerly &C.
cupied by the Montalvo Company in
ODD Fellows building in Smith
street.
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HOPE TO AVERT WAR
WITH TURKISH ARMY
CONTINUED from page y

4ng to control foreign seas and ter
ritory" shows indifference to the in
terests of Russia and the other
Slack Sea states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
POLICE NEWS

rhauffeur Emil Koyen picked up
aarf which was dropped out of
q s car passing City Hall Park last
a ca The scarf was turned over TO
nis sntenant William Calvin.
nh practice OF throwing stones in
Inc ~ 4 theatre will be stopped.
the r rn,;cs say, as a result Of an incl
the pun saturday when a 10y in the
DEM on was strudk ~ a stone
thrown from outside dhel building.
1p nL Jensina qieten IL in
yestigating the case
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
%. S. pestroyers Sail

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 2:-The
twelve American ~destroyers ordered
TO the Near East to protect Ameri-
can interests started today on their
voyage to the Mediterranean. The
hotilia is under command of Captain
G.. M. Tozer.
The first stop will be at Gibraltar,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

The regular meeting d the alder
men will be held tonigHat s o'clock
in the City Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

Sergeant John Larson and Officer
william Buchan took an automo-
hile bearing license N. 4. 211,772 to
baadouarters early yesterday when
thev were detailed to Groom street
and Compton avenue BY Lieutenant
Andrew Jensen in regard to a report
made by a Groom street resident
hat the a had STOPPED and two
men. who alighted, were acting sus-
piciously.
officer John Kurpiel received a
report from Alex Ertek of 452
Rruck avenue on Saturday, that he
was hit in the face by a man on
smith street, who took his watch.
The officer is investigating the mat
ter.
A delegation of members of Hin
dnstan No. 9 Court of the Orient,
80 This city in BROOKLYN
Saturday night for the big cere-
monv held at Kismet temple, that
a;tv and witnessed the initiation of
snsr Ave thousand Princes into the
ordar. Supreme Vice Grand Will
49, RI Westfall u, court of the
nr;art of the United states of
1merica and his staff were among
az distinguished visitors at the af-
fair. Most of the visiting temples
a. This event are expected here for
The monster ceremonial to be held
~ this city on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

At Z o'clock. Miss Aimee Marsh.
of this city. win make one Of her
rare appearances as a pyschic read
er. also will answer all questions
pertaining to the lives of persons
who may wish to seek her services.
Those desiring information of this
nature are urged to be present on
this occasion as Miss Marsh's work
in this line is well known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
CAFETERIA SUPPER
AT PARISH HOUSE

Everything is in readiness for the
cafeteria supper to be held in the
parish house tomorrow night under
the direction of the Junior Auxiliary
OF st. Peters church. The menu
consists Of:
Boiled Ham Roast Beef
salads
Olives Pickles
Scalloped Potatoes
Macaroni and Cheese
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they tackle the miners again.
He declared that the railroad
strikers have won the victory and
that although some may think that
IL Jewell had stood out for a blanket
agreement they would have been
better off the railroad men can ex-
pect a settlement of their difficult
ties on as equally good terms as
any on the western roads.
As for the Typographical Union,
Mr.. Phillips told of the establish
ment Of a forty-four hour week in
commercial shops which took place
during the Industrial depression He
brought to the attention of the men
that they a not expect to get
something for nothing, and If they
want something in any labor move
ment they must be willing to pay
for 1t. What you pay will be re-
turned 1000 fold, said the speak
er. He then pointed out how the
strike Of the Typographical Union
cost $4,000, 900, but this saved g
forty per cent reduction in wages
Turning to uiiskilled labor, Mr.,
Phillips declared there is nc unskiil-
ed labor. Any labor that required
not unskilled, whether 1t Is digging
a ditch or making plans in an archi-
tect's Office, they are equally neces-
sary. he said. He pointed u tbs
great demand for the so-called un-
skilled labor as the finest reply Il
the critics of the American fedora.
ton of Labor. thus proving that tht
American Federation OF Labor hal
been able to put restrictions on tht
emigration laws prohibiting the stee
and other industries from fioodin,
the markets with foreign labor. TIL
American Federation of Labor, de
clared the speaker. has taken up th'
interest OF the unskillsd labor and i
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GRAHAM AND KNAPPER
MEET IN SEMI-FINALS

Omaha, Neb., July l3.-(By the As
sociated Press)-Alex. Graham, Kan
sas state champion, and Rudolph
knapper OF Sioux City. Iowa, state
champion. will meet in the senli-inais
of the Mississippi golf tourna-
ment tomorrow as a result Of Ora
hams victory over Jess SHUTTLE or
Kansas City .2-1, and knapper's VIC
tory over Robert Mckee of DEG
Molnes in the third round OF ellmina-
ton play today.
w. J. Foye. Omaha Country CLUB.
eliminated Jack Hughes Omaha Field
club, 2 and /, and will meet George
Won Elm Of Salt Lake City, present
champion. in the semi-1nals tomorrow
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BAUERS Determined
! TO WIN TOMORROW

George Mcfarland, with ne New
York Giants this spring. has toined
the VIM. Turner club Of Pittsbutth
and will pitch against the Bausrs hafe
next Sunday. Meidell, who II dohg
the bulk OF receiving, Is from Atcnt
| gan, and has had several Year, -,
perience in the minors, Danny HIT
/ third baseman, mas played in the o.
iP.. Blue Ridge, South Atlantic ana
Western leagues. He was at WNdne.
! burg with Bill McKechnie, now maq,
ager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, ~
Mamaux OF Brooklyn and the tamo1a
Chuck Deal. who were all members of
! the same club.
! The Turner's are reputed the fastest
club in Pittsburgh this, year. They
. have defeated the Homestead Graye
,, two ont OF three games, beAe. Beayefi
Falls twice; Johnstown, with Hlty
pitching, was trimmed on the FOIL,
; while Hays, Tressers. Man o'WaS ana
others are among the victims. Danny
Hart will be remembered as member
of the Bauers last year. Lefty Art
man is also pitcher OF noto. he ehut.
ting out the Grays with four scattered
bingles. Hill. who IL captain q nsxt
years Pitt nine, will be along ready
TO step in IL the management 20 dc.
cides.
Several very important changes WI
come about In the mateup m Ms
Bauers club. The management -
anxious to pull through with anckhef.
winning streak to Offset the pat ~,
reverses. Despite the loss Lat IN
day the game was cleanfy played aaAl
interesting throughout WIN H. ~
ners recognized as the class q - &
dependents In the Smoky Oey, ~
Bauers are counting upon . bam1sr
turnout.
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WELLSBURG NEXT
FOR The MACKS
Local Team Of Inter-Ctty League ont
TOT Revenge this weekend

Next Sunday afternoon mt 800 the
wellsburg- Wheeling baseball game Will
start at Tunnel Green. Last Sf!nda" the
Macks lost a heart-breaker and Will try
to win the coming game decisiveIy
They have added several good players
to their lineup and those that have
been carried will be rearranged. There
will be a general shake-up in the team
and Manager McConkey expects to win
without much EFFORT.
Wellsburg has one Of the hardest hit
ters In the League in Boyd. This fell
low has been setting n fast pace for
the other batters and was hitting
around $50 for the first half. That Is
certainly a fast pace when the quality
OF ritchinE that Is dished out is con-
sidered.
On Saturday the McConkeys will
travel 10 Wellshurg and will play the
first game OF a two game serios. Then
on Sunday the Wellshurg will try their
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CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Ftrst Of Series Between Bridgeport
Eagles and Lorains Sunday

What promises to be one OF the
closest games OF the season Will be
played Sunday afternoon on Eagle
Park out Bridgeport rike when the
fast Bridgeport Eagle team will battle
the Lorain Coal and Dock company
team. This will tie the first Of series
OF games between the two teams for
the championship of the town.
The Eagles have large following as
do their opponents and interest in the
game Is at fever heat. The Eagles will
work Engle and McCloud while the l..
{. & u. nine have named their selection
as Miller, Sans and Ballog. A large
crowd Is expected to attend the game
which will be called promptly at !
o'clock.
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luck at Tunnel Green. This will be the
third and fourth time that the wheeling
Team has met the up-the river aggrega-
ton and the locals will have to win both
games to split even with Wellsburg for
the season.
Captain Crock has not decided who
will hear the pitching burden for either
the Saturday or Sunday game but MS
sures surprise for everyone. the
Macks will lineup from the following:
Captain Crook. Welsch, Burkhart, Mack
lin. Sheppard. Miller, Periey Miller
Hellar Salisbury. Colmar and Hanley
Buggy welsch will be behind the bat
for the Macks and a good game from
that end will be assured.
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PLAY SATURDAY
KIwanis Club Nine to Meet First Chris
tdans at Public School
Pteld-

The Kiwanis baseball club team Will
meet the team representing the First
Christian church Of the Church League.
at the High School Athletic Field Satur-
day afternoon. The game will ke called
at p. m.
Both teams have been leading their
respective leagues, and a most inter-
csting contest is promised.
Thompson and Beans will be the bali
terry for the kiwanians.
The Kiwanis team is also being
groomed by Captain Beans for their
game with the kiwanis Club Of New
MartiDsville, which Is to be played here
in the near future.
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SAVES
INDIAN DEFEAT
CLEVELAND WINS PROM BOSTON
"A AFTER UHLE IS
RELIEVED.
Rcd Sox Pitcher injured IN Collision
With Seweu at FIRST
Base.

Boston, July l3.-Jim Linsley relieved
Uhle In the sixth inning to-day and held
Boston to one hit for the rest OF the
game. which Cleveland won, TO 2. The
two winning runs were scored In the
eighth when with the bases full and two
out. ]. Sewell hit TO Burns, who threw
to W. Collins. The Red SoH pitcher COL
lided with Sewell at first and his foot
was injured. but Sewen was ruled safe.
The score:
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Two base hits: Speaker. J. Seweli
Three base hits: Uhle. Stolen base:
Menosky Sacrifices: wamby. Pratt
Double plays. McInnis 70 J. Sewell;Ruel
to Pratt: Ptttinger TO Pratt to Burns:
Burns 20 Pratt TO Pittinger. Left on
bases: Cleveland. 5: Boston. 5. Base on
balls. OFF Chle. |: OFF w. Collins, ).
Struck out: BY Uhle. l; BY Lindsey, =;
by ". Collins. .: by Quinn, l. Hits: on
Uhle. 5 in innings: none out in sixth;
OFF Lindsey. in 4 innings: off ". Col
Inns. 9 In "a innings: off Quinn. In
ll-3 lining. Winning pitcher: Lidsey.
Empires: Evans and Hlldebrand. Time:
AS.
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HAHN BOOKED
Wheeling Feather VIII Meet Patsy
Brannigan at New Castle Next
Monday.

Announcement was made yesterday
that Bernie Hahn. Wneeiing's l22 pound
boxer has signed to meet Patsy Bran
nigan the veteran featherweiGht %
New Castle before tho Cascade y. c.
at New Castle next Monday and Will
go ten rounds in the main so Of the
show. The contract calls for both box
ers TO weigh l22 at o'clock In tho ar
ernoon.
Hahn is In tho best OF condition 10
he has been working for the past sew
cral weeks in preparation for a bout
with Moore. Ryan or Asher which the
Rellaire promoters were trying to TN
tor next Monday night at Riverside
park. The Ohio sdo bout has fallen
through however.
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DIXIESVIRGINIAS

The fast going Dixie A. c. baseball!
team Will entertain the Virginia A. G.
nine of the South Side on their home
grounds nj the South Benwood field
Sunday afternoon in what will be one
Of the best games Of tho season. Both
teams have fine records and are about
evenly matched. The Dixies have lost
but one game the entire season. Nc
Mahon and Davis will be on the battery
for the Benwood nine. while the Vir-
sinia's will pin their faith to MARBLE
and SNYDER. The game will he called
at 3 o'clock and a large crowd is ex-
rected to attend.
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DOAK PITCHES SECOND
SINGLE hit GAME

ST Louis. July t3.-Hiu Doak the
Cardinals star spit baller. shut out Phil
adel phia / 20 . with one hit in the fourth
game of the series here to-day. With
the Giants losing. the Cardinals are now
only 81 gameS behind the leaders. Tine
only hit for the Philies was an infield
tap ~ Walker. II was Doak's second
one hit game nC the year. The score;
Philadelphia 900 5000 o o
81. Louis 1900. % 090Ol Ok
Singleton and Peters: poak and Nc
CurdS.
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Totals $3.50. - xas II 3

ran for Heatcotc in 9th.
Innings
New York ......n"i hnn Oon oco-t
chicago ....... zoo ooI mol, ceI--5
Two base hfts-Terry, Young.
Eomerun-CirOh. ... ...a ...- A...-. 3D.
Stolen Ease Kelly.
Sacrifices Barber. Terry. (2p: Mill
er OFarrNN.
Double plays--Miiler. TO Farrell: o.
Farrell to Terry; Bancroft to Frisch 10
Kelly.
Lief; on ha seS-Ncw York s: Chicago
II.
Base on halis--off CauSey. S: Aid
ridge. ..
Srruckout' - Nidridge >: Causey 1.
Hit by ri', her bv NdridEe (MeuseD.
I'moi~rs KLEIN and Pfirman.
Tim" = Al.
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American Association

Columbus. 8; Indianapolis. 7.
Minneapolis. 3; Milwaukee, Cr!rst
game).
Minneapolis. S; Milwaukee. II (second
game).
St Paul. IL; Kansas City. first
game).
St. Paul 2; Kansas City. 9 Second
game0.
Toledo 7: Louisville S.
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Southern Association

Memphis. 4: Atlanta, (first gama$
Memphis, 8; Atlanta, o, seven inubngs
(second camel.
New Orleans Chattanooga; rain.
birmingham 4: Little Rock, 3.
Mobile. | Nashville, s.
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CHICAGO wins IN
TWELFTH, 5 To q
Hsdnie Groh injured Again and VIII
Be Out Of 9anle Several
weeks Mora

Chicago. July 13.-Chicago staged q
Waiting rally in the twelfth inning and
defeated New York today o to 4. The
Giants also lost the services OF Heinie
Groh, who returned TO the lineup today
after being out more than a month be-
cause. of an injured knee in attempting
TO field a bunt By OFarren In the 12th.
Groh injured the same knee and had
TO be carried off the field. 1t was said
TO be some time before he will be able
10 resume his old position.
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Two base hits-Harper Pine!i. Win
go Three base hits-T. Griffith, Myers.
Home run - Mitchell. Stolen base
Burns. Sacrifice-3fyers. Double play
-Kimmick to Fonseca to Daubert.
Lett on base-Brooklyn s: Cincinnati ..
Base on balls OFF Vance L. Struckout
by Smith l.. HTS off Vance s in sl-3
innings: Smith. none In 20 innings.
CmpireS--Hart and O'Day. Time 1:4o.
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PHILADELPHIA. .; DETROIT, 4.

Philadelphia July 13.-Philadelphia
to-day defeated Detroit. 8 TO 4. in the
fourth game 70 the series.
Heilmann made home runs in succes-
stve times at bat in the sixth and eighth
running his total for the season to 10.
yeach also hit a home run.
The score; R. H. Il
Detroit .....0onoO20 II
Philadelphia 500 n031 o. . Is 2
Ehmke and Manion: Hasty and Per-
kins.
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VANCE BREAKS
THE REDS RUN
Lynn PITCHER AT TIMELY
MOMENTS.
Couch In Battsd Freely - hteheli
Home Fun With Man ON Sass
Decides the Contest.

CINCINNATI. July Is The Reds
failed to hit Vance at timely moments
today, while Couch was hatted freely
when hits meant runs. Hence Brook
lyn won the game by score OF to ).
stopping the winning streak OF the
Reds MITCHELL hit home run In the
first inning scoring q man ahead OF him
which practically decided the contest.
The score:
n-nnhIun Az Z Il O A j..
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international League

Reading. 4: Rochester. IL.
Baltimore. 2; Syracuse. 4.
Jersey City, Is: Buffalo. 3.
Newark, /; Toronto, 9.
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BY expelling tho air within their
bodies aquatic birds make themselves
heavier than water when diving.
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CUBS DECLARE WAR
ON PARK GAMBLING
Police Are Unable to Say Men Arrest
ed for Betting Actually Placed
Money.

Chicago, July 13.-Forty men arr
rested at the Cubs baseball park yes
terday. charged with betting. were
discharged today when six policemen
were unable to point out anyone as
having specifically violated the law,
to their knowledge. Judge Samuei
Trube warned the police against
bringing in Violators again without
sufficient evidence TO make q case.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yssterday's Scores,

Ysstsrday's Scores.
St LOuis-New York. rain.
Cleveland, L. Boston. =.
Detroit. 4: Philadelphia. =.
Chicago. /: Washington. I.
(Called in ithD
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A pistol shooting compressed gas has
been made that will stop q burglar or
put out fire.
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CORA cake, the residue after the oil
is Ca, ..uIu dried COCoanut meat. Is
nourishinG as beefSteak.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yssterday's Scores,

xo0SoluBy|B bCUIVOs
Pittsburgh Boston. rain.
Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati, :.
+: Philadelphia, %: ST. Louis. I,
New York. I Ihicogo. )
a. inningS)
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Tho Standing.
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
81. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia