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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
ARREST TWO STREET RAIL
MEN WITH EXPLOSIVES

BUFFALO, Aug. 19-TWO
striking street car conductors, al
legged to have lad in their posses
SION 500 sticks Of dynamite, were
arrested by detective Zimmerman
this afternoon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
POPE Plus TO HAVE
ITALIAN AUTOMOBILE

Rome, Aug. 19-Pope Plus is to
have an automobile. The people
have pcsented him with a late
Italian model. The Pontiff will use
the car within the Vatican grounds.
He is the first pope to own an
automobile.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
ELDERLY WOMAN is
RURNFD TO DEATH

MONTERREY, Mass, Aug. 10
Mrs. James Martin, G1 years old,
was burned to death today at her
home near here. She was starting
a fire with kerosene when the oil
ignited.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
Boston Tigers vs..
Fairbanks A. A. Today

the opponents of the Fairbanks A.
A. this afternoon and the fans can
expect sufficiency of good playing
as we'll as comedy. For the Bos-
ton darkies can hand out the comic
line as we'll as cavort with rare
abandon on the diamond.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
Tent AT Hardwick
Collapses Upon Big Audience
of Dollars Loss;
Phones DoWn--WashOut
On Railroad

With the mercury soaring in the nnetes throughout the
day northeastern Vermont visited late Friday afternoon
and in the early evening by series of violent thunder
Showers accompanied by high Winds From the Connecticut
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
Republicans and
Democrats Give Aid
New Laws To Set Up Agency
To Control Critical Fuel
Situation
(Bv the Associated Press)

WASIIINGTON, Aug l9-PIanS Tor carrying out PleS-
iden adngs recommendations Congress yesterday con-
ceng the coal Standardization to control the present
Situation hIoct about the miners strkeand desgned
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast
Section of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19
The Weather

Fair tonight and Sunday
Cooler tonight except in
Maine. Moderate north
west winds.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-19

Continued on page two)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Sh! Homer Gives Hot
Tip on World Series

dope Of why the 81. Louis
Browns dld not win the Ameri-
can league pennsnt. Are you
iisteningf Well. tho Browns
have got 30 used TO training
ON water from the Mississippa
that they cannot drink M
other kind. and when Il looks
like they might win the series
the Chicago White Scx dump
s cases Of Lydia PinkhaIn's
Vegetable Compound into tho
river which tho boys In St.
Louie drink and feel 80 mother
Iy they refuse IN take the PEN
nant away from those nice lit
tie New York boys.
Well, Mister Editor. could 30 or
like this indsfinitsiy. giving you al
the dope on tho players. but you car
Net the sams stuff. only less rsspon
pibls. by reading ths sport pass
where a lot Of sinks is getting PAID
for guessing wrong. which. II yor
done II At ths races. you would Ec
broke In no time.
Be that an II may. perhaps yot
have noticed whore thcy have oaiiet
for an armistics in Turkey. 10 thai
everybody oan give their entire at
tsntion 70 the National Pastims. II
that amt etiauette. what isf
Yrs. Triy.
HOMER GIN BREW.
Txpert.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Prizes Offered to
Old and Young;
Movies, Too

Say. people. this 10 the best
yet.
You've been reading about
The stars shower Of Geld.
Probably your. one Of many
who went straighs 10 tho Seattle
National bank "Wednesday morn
ing and took advantage Of the
opportunity 10 get one dollar for
SO cents. That's fine. but
This IL finer.
To encourage savings on the part
OF old and young alike--to mako II
real fun and thriilingiy interesting
20 start 90 snvc. The Star offers
prircs ar follows In connection with
tho Thrift Campaign:
To the youngest deposition. $40.
To tho eldest dspositor. efo.
Friday will be Babies day.
Mothers may take the tiny toss 20
tho Seattle National bank. pressns
the accompanying coupon. tell the
clerk they wish TO entsr the little
ones in the younges, depositor clsss
and deposit 80 cent?. A credit Of u
will be given at once and the young
est baby for whom an account is
started that day will be awarded q
prirs Of go. A record like the one
on file at the city hall viii be 70
auirsd 70 establish the actual day
and hour OF the ohlid's birth.
Tho real fun on Babies day.
however, WIN como wiscn jacobs. i.
tho movie operator, gets Into 90
ticn. Jacobs will be there with
his movie camera and take pDc-
turcs Of the mothers and bsbics
ns they 80 In and out Of tho
Turn 10 Page ~. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Standard Oil Stock
Paws 100 Per Cent

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. An
nouncsment OF an Increase In it,
capital stock and distribution Of .
100 per cent stick dividend. made by
the standard OIL company Of Cali
fornia. startled financiers today.
The company announced last night
II would distribute this dividend Oc-
tober 30. A total OF f.fbo.ooo shares
will be distributed.
Capital stock win be increased
from $4,000. 900 20 s1so. 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
COUNTY TAXES
WON'T Be CUT
Will Be More Than
10 Mills, Budget
Fixers Admit

After having completed their
pruning Of . major portion Of
the county budGct. the county
commissioner Wednesday ad-
mitfed that they can see little
hcpe Of keeping the 1873 tax
levy 10 the current figure Of 10
mIIis.
Il do not SO how II WIN b
possibis to make the necessary cut
Of 1880. 900 which win have TO be
done to insure q io-miil levy"
County Commissioner Thomas Dob
son said.
Ths total cut 60 dats AMOUNTS -
elos. .S7sis. and practically two
thirds Of the budget has been gons
over.
Dobson pointed out that the s1Ss-
900. 900 drop In King county property
valuation practically prohibited any
cut tn the new tax levy.
As the budget now stands. partially
revised. II represents levy Of i. to
~ mills.
Budget hear!ngs wers postporsd
Wednesday and win be resumed
Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
BY Homer Brew

Editor Of The Star: A lot Of people
have been after mo for = long time
70 indorss this here world ssriss. but
I have held off on acct. II indorssd
Il bunch Of people would get inter.
sstsd IN II and they aint no experts
out hero 20 tell 'em anything and
maybe the psopis would get Do
pressed and low in mind and commit
suicide on morning paper sims-
But at last I have listened TO the
pleas Of all Of my admirers and have
consented TO give my indorsement to
the National Psstirns. a. soms bright
fsIla has n,cknamsd ~. and further.
more. I viii give some hints on how
10 Mace your bets 20 that you can't
lose even II you bet on ths Portland
Beavers.
They IL Just two rules for bet
ting ON the coming scries;
1. Bet on New York.
.. Don't bot.
But perhaps some Of my readers
would like 70 know Of the chances Of
tho Yanks ana Giants. and am the
ruy that can telf them as ! don't
KNOW a thing about eathsr team and
can thsrsfors render what ! call an
impartial Judgment.
To begin with, the Gisnfs are
going to win tho sortes and tho
Ysnks arc going 10 be In second
place or perhaps II viii bc tho
other way around. Take your
choice, I givc you two chances
TO be right. You can't expect
no srpsrt TO tell you every-
thing.
On the other hand. Babe Ruth
will not be ths 1922 homerun king
when the ssries II over. and Pop
Anson will not play with tho
Orioles. gurthsrmorc, can assure
all baseball fana. ~ thsy arc CALLED.
that Phil Douglas will not pitch
for the Giants m he In suffering
from writer's crnmp.
what about Tom Thorpe, you
ask7 Well, tho big Indian will not
be- In tho lineup ~ he has got
TO bs back playing football with
Carlisle.
Now ! Will reveal the inside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
AGREEMENT
REACHED ON
ARMISTICE!
Allies and Turks
Indorse Most of
Pact Leading to
Peace Treaty
ny EDWARD }. nING

CONSTA>Ti>OPfs Oct. g.
Allies and Turks. meeting nj Mu-
dAnis In . secret peace psriey,
have agreed TO = majority 0f
terms NJ n protocol Of an nrmis-
ticc pact. according 10 an official
cofnmunique issued this after
noon.
Tho settlement. which win be pre-
iiminary 10 a general peace confer.
cnos in which Mustspha Kemai win
personally take part. may be an
nounced tonight II Greek Representa-
tIves. who arrived q day iate 40
quiosce without prolonged discussion.
IL was also reported that the An
CORA government OF Kemai has 40
cspssd the principles OF an allied note
sent last week.
A. \ result Of these two agree.
ments. fresh orders have been sent
TO Turkish troops 10 avoid further
conflict with Greek or allied forces.
conciiissicn has marked the Nu.
dsnis psrlsy. q French ccmmunsous
announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
COMEBACK WINS FOR GIANTS
Poisons Husband,
Seeks Insurance

Ruth Piumley thinks she ought
10 be paid $1,000 for poisoning
her husband. Hugh c. Piumlsy.
Mrs. Plumley is serving life
sentence Mt Waila Waila for first
degree murder, but thru her
guardian. Carl G. Marts. she has
Instituted suit for $1,000 against
the Equitable Life Insurance Co..
which In said 10 have issued .
policy TO her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
CROWDS GET
FREE MONEY
The Stars Deluge
of Half Dollars
Blesses Many

''Pienfhe. thir. win you give
me fifty thcnfh for thifhf-
That was the way tho first
recipient Of The Stars shower
~ Gold introduced himself
Wednesday morning 10 .. H.
Miner. assistant cashier Of tfr
Seattle National hank.
lie was Frankie ,. Kenney.
vino Is Just years old and who
IL the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jchn
y. kenney. iso 7tth ave- w.
Frankie. accompanied by his
mother. arrived AZ the Seattle Ma
doors of tho bank had been opened
for the day. but he was % eager
20 get IN that one Of the officers
Of the institution noticed him and
let him In thru q side entranc~
I'm gcin' 20 thavs all my pen
meth In shifh.- Frankie iisped
proudly as he struttsd out OF the
bank. his bank book in ono hand
and his Liberty Bell savings hank
In the other. bet by IN time I'm
big I'll have motht . million coi-
larth--sn' men III buy Muvva .
new fur scat" -
Many others follswcd ejess On
Frnnkfc's heels. eager 10 gvSsp
the opportunity afforded them
by The Star TO start tho savings
habif--and receive an immedi-
ate 100 per cent dividessd on the
first 50-cent Investment
The lobby Of tho Seattle National
Is so huso--and 20 skiiifuliy planned
that a thousand people could walk
about inside without creating the
impression OF . crowd. But there
was far more than the usual num-
bsr OF customers on hand--that. at
least. could readily bs seen.
They wer~ handled with amaz-
Ing cxpedifion--spccinl receiving
teilers being stationed thrucut
tho Lobby ut do1sns of different
spots 60 ~ to prevent conges-
ton. And no one was forced to
speud more than 10 minutes
opening an account.
Tho depcsitors came from
every walk Of life. Bootbiarks
and brokers. babes In arms and
whifc-haired Old foik--all OF
them were tfrre.
During the Insight Of the rush an
imposing figure strobe into the bank
He walked with tho air OF q man
who wouldn't be afraid. even. 70 sass
an assistant cashier. His white
xoatss. his norid complexion. his
immaculate attire. topped of with a
Turn to Page IL, Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
STILLMAN IS
LOSER AGAIN

WHITE pLAINB, ~. Y. Dot. A.
Justice Morsohauser. In supreme
court today. denied a motion OF coun.
sol for James A. Stillman. former
president Of tho National City bank
objsoting TO immediate action upon
tho report OF Referee Daniel J. oisa-
son. finding for Mrs. Anne u. etiIl.
man In 6tiliman's action for divorce
and contesting the legitimacy Of tho
infant Guy Btillman.
Justice Morschauser accepted
briefs from both sides on tho
referees report and intimated strong
ly that his approval Of tho rsferee's
report might DO taken as a matter of
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
PLEADS FOR
ALLIED GUARD

LONDON. Oct. <.--The allies must
occupy Thrace 20 prevent widespread
Turkish massacres when Greek
troops withdraw. former Premier
venizeioe, Of Greece. informed Amer.
lean Ambassador Harvey in a con.
ference today.
vcnixclos asked Harvey 20 inform
Secretary OF State Hurhes In Wash.
Turn 10 Pare IL. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
GRAND JURY TO
Be CONSIDERED
Grlffiths Calls Judges to
Meeting Thursday

A special meeting Of the superior
court Judges win be called Thurs
day noon TO consider the request
for a new grand jury and for n
special prosecutor 20 try the re-
naming indictments against tho
county commissioners and other
public officials.
The presiding 3udge. Austin Il.
Griffiths. said Wednesday that In
all probability the judges would get
together Thursday.
Il have been wanting TO call this
meeting for some time" Judge Grit.
fiths said. but have been unable
TO get all the Judges together. Judge
Tallman is III and Judge Smith v
out Of the city. but think the rest
will meet TO take some action on
these requests"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
BONDS FOR
AMERICANS

Ell PAso. Tex. Oct. <.-rhrce
Americans hold mt Juares. Mexico.
following an alleged attempt to
snuggle California criminal across
tho international border. were AZ.
pected to be allowed to make bond
today.
Mobs that surrounded the yail. in
which the men--Chicf of Detectives
Claude Smith. OF FL Paso: Sam Dreb-
en-. soldier Of fortune" and c. c.
Harvey. ohauffeur-were held. dis.
persed early last night. and there
was no Indication carly today that
mob violence would be directed
aEninst the mon. charged with at.
tempt TO kidnap Arizona Phil" Al
auin. wanted in Los Angeles for the
murder OF a detective sergeant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Logger Accused of
Issuing Bad Checks

George III. Smith. 3s. logger. mot
John 8. McReevor. 81. shinslsweav.
er. at Second ave. s.. and Washing.
ton st. Tuesday night McKeever
held smith until two policemen ar
rived and arrested smith. whom Mo
Keever accuses OF passing worthless
checks. Smith Is held in the city
nail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Says England Sure
to Paw u. S. Debt

NEW YORK. Oct. l.--Grsat
Britain Ia determined TO pay In
full her war debt of moro than
$4,000. 100000 10 the United States,
Reginald McKenna. former British
chancellor OF the exchequer and a
leading authority on international
finance. declared In n speech here
today to the convention of the
American Bankers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04
Acting Klan Head
ResiQns His Job

ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. S.--Edward
Young Clarke. acting imperial wizard
OF the Ku lSlux Khan. has resigned.
the United Press was informed to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04

ccrsiing TO unconfIrmcd rrporta
here today.
LONDON, Oct 4. - Greece has
called up for possible resumption Of
war the military ciasses OF 1917 and
1918 and has instructed her Delegates
10 Mndsnia 60 reject any proposal for
evacuation Of T'hrace. according 10 .
news agency dispatch from Athens
today.
Tho new Greek generaiiss'mo
Nidsr. departed for Thrncs this
morning. according 20 q United Press
dispatch direct from tho 0r~ek
capital.
Indications are that the Grseis
viii once moro wage war against the
Turks. unless permitted Go retain 20.
sisions In the Thracs basin. east OF
the Martha basin.
In n letter 20 The Times today.
former Premier veniseios protests
against the proposed handing over
Of eastern Thrace 20 tho Turks.
Tho allied commanders have called
oreece's attention 10 the Importance
OF restraining her troops from clash.
ing with the Turks. They have re-
ceived q protest from Mustaphs
Ksmai 10 the effect that Crooks in
Thrace arc piilaging and burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04


POLO GROUNDS. New York,
Oct. Full Of the McGrsw
spirit Of fight, the New York
Giants battlcd from behind here
this afternoon and took the first
game of the series from ti,s
Yanls. 8 70 ,.
After pcclxing away At the
fast ball Of ole Bush. the buIlst
hurting acc Of the American
league champions for seven IN
nings without much luck. ths
GianAs hoped on him In the
eighth inning. drove him sut
Of the bex, apA Epn -. -
with thrcs ruxu. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04

Ilowdy. folks. The farmer isn't
IN only one who gets hts living
cut Of dirt There Is tho modern
novelist.
In Gee Cee Il all wrought up this
6srnp. sticky weather because shc
ort make her wave stay wove nor
her hang stay bung.
WITH University Of Washington
frssernttles rushing candidates. an
e<hsr and more horrible Greek war
lcoms
BRRRRRR,
Fke Prevention week h being
strictly observed BY apartment
house JAnitors.
Next 70 having your back worked
q by an csteopa,h. the funniest feel
mx m the world Is giimpainx we'd
ling ring on tho finger OF E'ri you
used 10 .1va
The Price Of saimcn.~ = new
) series. starsa In Ths star tomorrow
Sounds Ike fish story.
N DIARy
tocs- ~
r. ne sff5rs where I ana work ~ my
g~<s ell ~ the d.y. sra IN shs sv~"tng
= H. Butisr. coffee hsos> en - rtsite,
vteh waller Nesseab~.ns. .nd dsd there
- SENATOR Petndexfer. whs wss -
Guest ~ ~ fsbis % yohn savage, -
ys~prs><~r, snd his guAs wife. ard an
vsad~ whs psid - eheck. fes e~rfsiniy
A 1Sd see Tom sw.is. esssvssinsns
~ tws eli<ufs. and Admiral CcastAn-
o. snd Andy Dsnny and Henry s~a~
=. sad Teess MeDermess and disss
i.s. sinsins swsssiy.
Maybe the lady who is marrying
the kaiser Is paying off campaign
bet.
say what ysu like.
ia ia .ss s:.s: .: c.rys poor
Now that King Consfantins has
sbdicatsd. won't somebody please
tall him that there II a good oppor-
tunity In Seattle for n man with
small capital in the restaurant bust
ness7
The week Of October . viii b Bet
ter Home week. November win bs
Cold Home month.
Ths rsejanchoIv days hGrs come.
The saddsst Of the year:
Tt fYus. the Tee man u no more.
But. gosh, the coal naar's hersf
CANDIDATE FOR THE FOLSOM
IVY CLUB
The bird that reduced the sixc
Of sugnr cubes during the war
and then forgot all about II.
Secretary Hughes says America IL
not going 10 be drawn into a Euro
pean war.
Aw. shucls. and 1000 900 young
fsllas are just hankering 30 eat gold
fish and corn willie againi
Lightweight Champion OF Seattle.
The Coal Dealer
YOU NEVER CAN TELL
She may be . flapper. she may
be q hag--
She's just finished using her
vanity bag.
News Item: A bad accident 90
CURED yesterday on Union vt. when
: driver turned corner at high
speed when there was no corner.
Perhaps DR.. Lorenz. the famous
orthopedlc gurgeon. has come 20
America 10 try and cure some OF the
Dolificai iame ducks.
WONDER ~ THIS BIRD Is
REPrBIIcAs7
5ners fs nothing ia tobacco,
NothinF In your stock
Noahing In your harvest.
NefhibK In your q ,ck
Hpfs hhss gone 70 nothing
And corn Amt worth . darn;
Afusts hsve got the nation
una Ana debts have rot this farm.
-.oinR feils Us nothing.
val Street now H. king,
A,nsy msenafss whistls
ana svift ana Armour sing.
@nsrss plenty IN This story.
An1 - your househ hold rocks
whistle Iiks you vhissIsd
"nsn you ssndbeEgsd Jimmy Cor.
--hsprsssuts,iys Thomas Kay.
Aperts are saying that McGrnw
an efficient pitching staff.
ohs' All Jawn needs 10 win games
= ball park.
os huth Is no longer the Home
- nlng. but during the present
pes ne has chance to become the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-04

Oct. a.-New York's city ssries
for the baseball championship Of
the world opened hero this after
noon with all the usual trim
mingA all the established deco-
rations and all tho customary 7
color.
IL wls . baseball dhy that
could not have been served better
. In carte. A bright warm sun. =
with all tho comfort Of = real
midwestern Indian summer.
beamed down upon an assem-
blagc that packed the historio
polo grounds to the top and 70
the rims.
Tho grounds opened at 10 o'clock
and In less than two hours the
bleechers were a mass of the white
shirts OF the perspiring fans and q
multicolored blanket OF the fincry OF
feminine fans who wsre generously
represented.
Tho stands were completely filled
just before game tine with an esti-
mated crowd OF $4,000.
The unreserved sections Of the
upper stands were elbow to elbow
on every row from the far reaches
OF tho right field to the limits Of
the left field boundary.
McGraw and his Giants were the
the field. The crowd turned its
eyes from the clowning antics Of
Nick Altrock and Al Achacht to the
center field gate when the big doors
rolled back and the white-clad Ma
tional league champions came out
OF the club house.
They bowed grNciousiy TO . fA1x
ovation and went to the plate 70
look over the slants of the young
coliegian hurlcr. Blume. and Virgil
Barnes, tho younger brother Of Jess
Barnes. hero pitcher Of the 1921
series.
Where the heart Of the crowd
rested was shown when the blue
Glad yanks came out on the field.
The crowd cheercd and kept cheer
Ing while the Huggins Grew strollsd
nonohalantly thru the outfield to
their bench on the third base side.
The playing conditions were per-
feet. Tho green field Of tho infield
after days of manicuring. glistensd
under the sun like green velvet.
FIRST INNING
yanks-Witt flied 20 StcnEei. Du-
gan out. uroh to Kelly. Ruth famed.
No hits. no runs. no errors.
GiAnts-RAncroft out. Ward 10
pipp Groh and Frisch singled to
left and both advanced on paused
ball. Meusel fouled to Schang.
Young popped TO Pipp. Two hitA
no runs, one error.
SECOND INNING
YRnks---Pipp grounded to Kelly.
II. Meusel famed. Schsng singled
To left Ward out. Groh 10 Kelly.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
Giants--kcily famed. Stengcl
out. Ward TO Pipp. Snyder out.
DuGan to ripp. No runs. no hits.
no errors.
THIRD INNING
Yanks--Soott popped to Groh.
bush filed TO Bancroft Witt out.
Frisch 20 Kelly. No runs. no hita.
no errors.
Giants--Nehf grounded TO Pipp.
rurn to Page Il. Column
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GREEKS URGE
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FIRST BATTLE
National Champs
Knock Joe Bush
Off Mound Dur
ing Eighth Inning

Bntteries-Bush. Hoyt and BchAn0
Nehf Ryan and Snyder.