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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
STENCIL
is "SET DOWN.
the anvenih.

NEW YORK. May 7.-casey ston.
gel. Boston outfIclder. was fined 500
and suspended indefinitely Tuesday
by John a, Heydler. president OF tho
National league. for "disgraceful con.
duct" on the field Monday. during
the game in Brooklyn between the
Braves and Robins
Stengel protested against n called
third strike by making a smock Of
his shirt and by several other antics
which the league president called
'disgraccful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BAD WEATHER
FOR PIGEONS

The Seattle Racing Pigeon club
held ~ fourth scheduled race from
Leaveuworth. IS miles from here,
last Sunday. one hundred and
ninety eight birds were entered from
20 lofts.
The birds were released AZ . a.
m. but a storm was encountered in
the mountains and II took a real
bird 70 finish the flight.
The first bird. owned by Carl
Bauwens. made a wonderful per.
formhnes. arriving az his loft hero
~ fsfg O. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Amateur Boxing Tourney Date Changed
City Meet
TO Begin
on May 90
Austin e. Salt Change
Date; Regular Amateur
Mitt Card Friday

VliE second annual city amateur
Il boxing championships. scheduled
90 begin May ?. Nill not start until
May 20. The change in dates have
been made BY Dan Salt. who IL man.
aging the event
Friday night there viii be a regi.
lar Hsmi'monthly amateur show and
Ia two weeks the competition for
the city titles will begin.
The addod two weeks will give the
amateur miti wieldeu "A better
chance 20 Fct ready FOR the title
tourney which should go over big.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
HAS
INJURED WRIST

NEW YORK, May Paul Der.
lenbach. New York mIddleweight. has
been forced to cancel all matches for
six weeks on account of n spllntcred
bone in his right wrist.
Berlenbach was TO have met Billy
MCGOWAN OF Georgia, Friday night.
in the Garden and had accepted
terms for a match with young strib.
ling on the milk fund card here in
June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
DIOPHON WINS
ENGLISH RACE

NEWMARKET, England. May Z.
From n field OF % three.yoar
Odds, Diophop. The entry of Aga
Khan. millionaire Indian prince, to.
day won the classic 1000 guincas
stake hero TO-DAY.
Lord Astors Bright Knight was
second and j. u. Joel's Green Fire
was third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Runs responslbie steuland /. Eek
srt J. Struck out--SteuIand 6. Ecksrt !,
Rassf on bniis-Eckert /. Eteuiand 2.
Stolen bases Eldred. Mccain. Home
run--Bowmau. Two.base hits Poole,
Cox. welch. Eteuiand Sacrifice hit
Poole. Runs batted in--Daiy. Bowman.
T. Baldwin, Lane. Poole. Caught steal
inr-Bowman. Double piayH-Crane TO
Brady 70 bowman. Time OF game--i;to.
umplrca- schailer and rhyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BURNS FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD

Denny Hurne, right'handed pitch.
or. who looked 10 good in The few
games he worked for the Athletics
last fall. IA meeting with all kinds Of
trouble this spring. lie has been hit
hard in every start. and Manager
Mack il about ready TO consign him
70 tho bushes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
TIGERS ARE
BEATEN BY
KUAY NINE

QUEEN ANNE. West Seattle. Bai.
VI lard ana Roosevelt were the
winners In tho prep hail Tits played
yesterday.
In one % the best games OF tho
Msh school season. Queen Anne De.
featcd broadway. 10 .. 10th John
son and Reynolds twiried good bali.
but the Queen Ammo twirlrr received
orrorIcss support. while three boots
proved costly 10 Reynolds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
)SCOTT AND HESKETH MAY SENT ONATIONAL NET NEE
Short Shots Expected
to Decide Open Meet
Oakland Hills Course in Detroit Has Long Holes.
Short Shots Decided Title Event at Flossmoor Lat
Year When Max Marston Won
BY JOE WILLIAMS

ley are predicting that the brassie artists
will rule the field at Oakland Hills in Juns
when the great golfers Of the land assernbl,
for the annual open championship. The Detroit
course is 6,sSO-yard affair, with par Of p
IS out Of 81 and back.
II is probably the longest course oYa
which a championship has ever been held
Hence the forecast that experiences in playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Game Chatter

Bowman had his eye on the bali ye.ter-
day. knicking Charley Eckert for three
blnEics, his homer being terrific drive
into tho bloaehern.
The big first sacier nl.o turned In a
nobby onc-handed stab OF Tobin's heave
10 get Poole at first in the seventh.
stcuiand had much better control than
formerly. altho walks figured In both OF
the Portland runs.
welsh was started In left field because
nohwcr hasn't been hitting. The kid
slammed scorchlng single down the
first line and dropped double into left
field in four trips.
Kiliefer changed his batting order,
putting Welsh third. dropping Crane TO
seventh. moving Ted Baldwin to fifth
and Bowman 10 sixth.
Eckert pitched brilliant game for
Portland and had u lot OF stuff. lie pulled
a smart play IN the ninth with BAL
dwin on second and Bowman on first.
lie bluffod throw to second. wheeled
and picked Bowman cleanly of OF fret
base.
'''' h"r"' 'VRN'''H now 10 mt, Inc
biz Portland first snckcr smacksd A
single and double and picked up saorl.
fieo HIT lie played a nifty first base
to boot.
s--4---4
Neither Grcssctt nor High came with
tho Beavers tho outfieldors being laid up
with colds In Portland.
Distcl, roriinnd's new third smoker.
didn look very impressive while facing
Stculnnds curve ball. lie famed tho lnat
three times mp,
--asaa--
benton. new outfleidcr, patroIicd right
field for the enemy
Gardner, for Portland. and sutherland
for Seattle, were scheduled TO do Tho
pitching today with naFhy rs probable
-sTter II suds isn't ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BISHOP MAKES
GOOD WITH AS

Max Bishop Is the most impres.
sive OF Connie Mack's three new
stars. There Is a dash 10 Bishops
play that the fan likes Strand and
simmons appear rather colorioss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
RH's SIXTH SENSE
dole Dir Time Hi. Own Pace

3
One rsson for Joie Rays success
on the Skder path seems 10 be his
queer ahfxy to judge almos, to z
tractionM a second just what speed
he is nHing, whatever the distance
may benz
Whiike was in Columbus last year
on anQexhibition run, he told the
judge Before starting that "he would
run tSBm a mile in 4 80 that ess-
ming
WEN the watches clicked on the
tapM Joie's time was 4:3lH. !.
Wke the stroke of an eight-oared
stSll, ,,1Nesscems to smell his own
Ea&tM the wing without the aid 81
rTatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
BALLARD BEATS GARFIELD

Ballard upset tho dope yesterday
by beating Garfield. 4 TO /. in sooj
game az Ballard. Al Howe twlrled
nice ball for the winners. Willie
sim. the Garfield mouudman. also
worked well.
Ballard made all Of its scores In
fic an,s.r.t,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
JACK BURKE
is WINNER

One OF the best Jockeys nj Havre
de Grace this spring ia Jaca Burke.
who rode six winners in his first
II starts. and whose average" 10
date is stili considerably better than
ZOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

long wooden second shots VIII be generously rewarded
The demands Of Old Man Par at several Of the holes
tremey erocious The eighth hole is $50 yards long So
the tenth Par for each four This calls for two mighty
blows you TO get home and still have the customary
two puts left
Sly holes at Oakland Hills run between $50 and $50 Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

he drove the ball into nearby bunk
er. AS il struck the bunker il took
a reverse English and pumped into
the right hand pocket Of !. Moorts
sweater. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Major League
bench nanagcrs
are convinced that
the directing % "a
bE league team As
q ioh IN Itself
They seem 20 BE-
a unit In the helhf
that the star pla,
er unless De is a
decided exception
80 the rule will
slump In his work
as a result 90 big
league managerial
duties.
The mental side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
MEST SInERs Ms

West Seattle defeated Lincoln. s
10 s. in n fast tolnuing game. 4
niExiing hit By Capt, Cook sypher.
scoring Kenny burroughs. won tho
gamn for the Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Prep Notes

When u comes 70 fight. yeu'u have 90
hard the palm TO George Morton. cap.
TAN u the broadway track team, All
who saw Norton's brilliant exhibition AZ
the relay carnival saturday, wondered
where the rssorye came from. Merton
has been running IN high school meats
Tor the last thrus years and mas iost only
our race. That vas three quarter In
MS fophomore year at the ail-city meet.
Ted SLEEPY" Smith. the former Tlgsr
middle distance star. waa running his
last race. Norton trailsd a. the tsat Of
the procession for two and a haif laps
and then. by wonderful burst " speed,
caHsed Smith TO step cut and establish
record IN that event, ass. Norton
finished inches behind.
since that time. Norton ha. no, iost
race. lie should come mighty close
10 establishing new record In the half
mile. this year.
I'd jenkins. the Ballard ace. continues
to burn up the track. with seeming non.
ehaiancs. II this great coiorcd star had
any sort OF competition. he would make
ten fiat In the hundred. rts a elnch
he can't find that sort Of competition N
the city.
And that's just another argument
against the school boards attitude on
outside scheduings. by rights. such men
az Jenkins and Norton and Indridson
should be allowed 10 so 70 the AlI-state
track meet and uphold seattlss name
But that's not what the school board
says. Not BY jerk Of soiomoBs gostsc.
no sir
Big Bruce Johnson pitched pretty
game Of ball against Broadway yester-
day and let tho Tigers down with two
runs, johnson eianked the apple for two
bags, also.
That Lincoln ball team In coming right
up in tho world and Is going 10 set SONS
OF the leaders down. Coach Dave LoRg
has been working with hia material aud
seems TO have succeeded in making
real ball club. Lozg has had fight
az Lincoln in the problem OF mAterisi
and Il certainly IL n credit 90 him that
he was able 10 weld together such a
powerful scoring unit as the I.ailspiitter
ball team.
Capt. Dan Lewis and HOWE Lanailo
OF broadway and Roosevelt respectively.
tennis stage. These two little stars are
Just about the equals Of many Of their
older competitors and should. in couple
Of years. be able to represent Seattle In
the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
FRANKLIN SHOWED uNprn

Roosevelt used tho paths for
merry.go'round yesterday and be.
cause Franklin objected only meek.
~. the Tcddies won by a 20 to 0
score. The Roosevelt lads stole a
total Of rs bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
VERNON WINS
FIRST MELEE

SAN FRANCISCO. Call May a.
Vernon took first blood in the biz
series with San Francisco yesteriay,
winning 8 10 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Ess'fEi$e1s
rAcn1c coAsr IE,nrr
H--uIis

Ersulfa
seattle. : Portland. 2. 40 innihEs)
Vernon. g. San Tfanritea. I.
Oakishd. -. Los Angeles. J.
aarramsnto. salt Lake game poftponsd.
-aII Lin franaIInr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
Behind the
Home Plate
By BILLY EVANS

no the duties 81 managing "a major
~ league club tsac something cut
~ the players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

In addition 20 sisler there Il
Stanley Harris Of the Washing
Ton team and Dave Bancroft OF
he Boston Braves. Bancroft
goes from a pennant winner and
world champs 10 lowly second
iiyision club. The whole siina-
ion win be new to him. Harris.
,ne Of Tho games greatest SEC.
pnd basement. i IN charge Of
club that finished fourth last
season.
What win the harvest be for
these stars in the role Of manag.
ers?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
FREAK DRIVE RECORD.

Wakes Ohc 10 OWN sweater
Pocket.
The record for freak drives goes
TO Harry Moore OF the Willowick
Golf Club OF Cleveland
One day last winter while Moore,
who is a left handed golfer, was play
Ding out of a sandtrap at .Willowiek,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
OAKS SMOTHER
ANGEL TOSSERS

los ANGELES. May T. Oak.
land smoibered Los Angeles yester.
day under a IL TO . tally. knocking
Charley Root. Angel star. off the
hill in the third frame.
sf-br srcras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

81 managing a major league club
takes FAR more out OF the player
manager than the physical end -
Il, remarked a famous bench man.
ager 20 me recently IN discussing tho
question.
THE leader Of a big league hall
club has much 20 worry about from
the time the season opens until u
closes. Playing. IN addition 90 man.
aging, Is a task few are equal 20.
ASIDE from directing the play Of
the club, the manager must promote
harmony, engenderf the old fighting
spirit. maintain discipline and yet be
able 10 have an his players pulling
for him. Quite a sob,
HE must DO those things n he il
successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

THERE are in tho two major
leagues today several star play.
ers who are combining the playing
and managerial end for the first time.
George Sister outstanding star Of
the game. after a years absence be.
cause Of eye trouble. Is playing frat
and handling the -. Louis Browns
Despite a very disappointing start
by his club. Sisler seems 10 have re.
covered the form that made him the
most talked about player In the coun.
try.
II viii be interesting TO note what
effect the showing % his club may
eventually have on the play OF sislcr.
A manager OF bali club Is held
accountable for it, showing. altho
very often he Is Ia no way respon.
slble for the failure Of the club TO
win.
n the Browns continue 20 disfp-
point. will Sislcr be able 20 continue
his remarkable play II he does he
will BE- more than the super.player
he Is recognized to be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Batteries: Kunz and Baker; Root
Ramsay and Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Since that time. Norton has not ios,
a race. lie should come mighty close
to establishing new record in the half
mile, this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

II Is almost obvious, that the
bench manager j. In a much bet
ter position TO do such things
than the piayer.leader, Who must
not only direct but also deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

I'd jenkins. the Ballard ace. continues
TO burn up the track. with seeming non
ehalancs. II this great coiorcd star had
any sort OF competition. he would mako
ten fiat In the hundred. 'ffs a einch
he can't find that sor, o. competition N
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Bowman had his eye on the bali ye.ter-
day. knicklng Charley Eckert for three
blnslos, his homer being a terrific drive
into tho bioaeherH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Big Bruce Johnson pitched a pretty
game Of ball against Broadway yestor-
day and let the Tigers down with two
runs johnson cianked the apple for two
bags. also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Distcl, rortinnds new third smoker.
didn't look very impressive while facing
Steulnnds curve bail. lie famed tho last
lhren tlmeA np.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Welsh was started In left field because
Rohwer hasn't been hitting. The kid
slammed scorchlng single down the
first line and dropped double into left
field In four trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

benton. new outfleidcr, patroIlcd right
Tod for the onomN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Kiliefer changed his batting order,
putting Welsh third. dropping Crane to
seventh. moving Ted Baldwin to fifth
and Bowman 90 sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

clnelnna,l-st. Louis. at st. Louis. no
game. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07

Neither Grcssctt nor High came with
tho Beavers, tho outfieldcrs being laid up
with colds In Portland.
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
WORLD COURT
IS WEAKENED
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL
GRANT RESERVATION RIGHT
IN FUTURE
ALLOW RESERVATIONS
RULING ON ARBITRATION WEAK
EMS WORLD COURT, JURlSTS
ADMIT

Gcneva.-Grcat Britnin's right to
sign the compulsory arbitration clause
of the World Court OF Justice with res
errations was upheld by the subcom-
mittee of the League Of Nations As'
Sembly, which will report its findings
To the full judicial commission of the
assembly.
This decision means that not only
Great Britain, but any other state
which subscribed to the obligatory ar
bitrution clause, has II perfect right TO
make whatever reservations 1t chooses.
The jurists frankly admitted that this
decision in principle ut least will open
the way to Il general weakening of this
World Court statute.
Great Britain made II clear that her
reservation would affect only the
fourth category of juridical matters
open to compulsory arbitration by the
court This category refers Ia arbtrn-
tion of all points of international law
and the British representatives indicate
ed that they would confine their rcser-
yations to questions Of maritime law
which may be raised by some
power in consequence of some action
by the British fleet while performing "A
peace service for the League of Ma
tiOns.
In other words Great Britain does
not intend to have her Interpretation
of sea law submitted To obligatory
arbitration.
Although the decision marks a dis
tinct advance in the work of the COM
missions. the jurstS laid special EN-
phasis on the fact that it might lead
to reservations in other cutcgorieS of
iuridiciul disputes, including the in
| depreciation of treatics.
Lord ParmOUr of Great Britain was
| assailed by the journalists of many
| countries with questions concerning
the effect of the British reservations
on British relations with the United
States in case of any future differ
ences over the Interpretation of sea
law. He got around all the questions,
| by saving that, however embarrassing
| ii might be, the fact remained that the
United States was not IA member OF
| the League of Nations.
1
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Davis Cup Remains in America

Germantown Cricket Club, Philadel-
phia.-The Davis cup, emblem of in.
tcrnational lawn tennis team cham
for another year. This was assured
when William r. Tilden ii of Phila-
delphia and William NJ. Johnston of
California, the American team. won
from Gerald l.. Patterson and Pat
O'Hara Wood of Australia in three out
United States doubles team, coupled
With the two singles matches gave
three victories to the American team.
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Mote Threaten Suicide

Denver-"l am failure. I'm going
away and end it all" This message is
alleged TO have been found addressed
TO his wife in the home of Paul f. He
berlein of this city, who is being sought
by police for an alleged shortage Of
$500 in the accounts OF the Denver
Lumber Company where he was EN-.
played rs bookkeeper. Roy G Swan
son. manager of the company, ,,iiscov-
creed the shortage when he opened ,he
books after Heberlein failed to report
for work. NN,MNSS
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Britain Drops Bomb into Farley

Geneva.-Great Britain dramatically
dropped Il naval bomb into the Geneva
conference and the new Anglo French
entente was appraised by many as APP
out alliance when Sir Cecil Hurst, emf
nent jurist and British delegate de-
clared Grent Britain's readiness to nc.
cept compulsory arbitration, provided
she would not he brought into court
because of some act of her navy per
formed in attempting to maintain OF
restore peace.
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Two Indian Girls Dead in Crash.

PhoeniX, Arlz.-Two Indian ,arIs
were Killed, one was fatally injured,
ana SIX others were seriously hurt
when they were hurled from an auto
'hopiie truck on which they We're rid
ing, and thrown in the path of a tvail-
er. The girls, with more than u dozen
others. We're standing on the truck
when the machine turned corner. and
lts human cargo swayed and forced off
'hose who were riding in the rear. In
a scrambled heap. they were caught nm
der the wheels Of the trailer.
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Modern Youth

The dear old gentleman wa, :.
OF children. But he shook hi, +,
after he had met the up,toda,s ,
gle Jones. aged seven. 7
Said the old gentleman TO Rs,s..
"And whose little boy is M,
wonder?"
There nre two ways you can .
out replied the little hoy.
And what are those, my cAp,
was the beaming question.
"You might guess or YOU mlys,
Qnire,' replied Reggie In a bored h,
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
Refuses to Prosecute kidnapers

Independence, Calif.-L. G. Hall, rep
rcsentative of the city of Los Angeles
in water rights negotiations in THIS re-
gion, whose seizure and deportation
from Bishop several weeks ago by a
band of unidentified men is being in
vestigatcd by the county grand jury
here, has refused to attend the hearing
and has departed for Mexico.
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
DoubIy Helpful

A beauty parlor announced lis d,
ingness to contribute to the eren(
of a church mt Kansas City, Kahs-
per cent of the money earned by Z
bing the hair of the feminine ID
bers. The pastor, Rev. c. A. H'1
issued this bulletin: While yaI
building up your beauty and maHf
Ing all your locks, you'll be adding
the building fund n stream Of god
rocks"
The Dolores star., 1924-09-19
WASHINGTON

A decline of G3,OOO.ODO bushels in
corn crop prospects and an Increase of
23,0O0,00O bushels in the prospective
wheat crop, due to August conditions,
were shown in the governments Sep
tamber crop report issued today.
An attack on the governments new
oil lease inquiry was made in the Su-
preme Court of the District of Column
ola a few days ago on behalf of AL
bert p. Fall, former secretary of the
interior, now under Indictment. Falls
lawyers, asking for rule to show
why the new proceedings should not
be quashed, contended they We're
merely fishing expedition" not de-
signed to obtain indictments, but to
obtain evidence. The governments
special oil counsel never has revealed
the nature of the latest inquiry, which
began several days ago before Il
grand jury in Washington
Albert B. Falls objection to the
presence of a stenographer in the room
f the grand jury Investigating naval
oil leases was sustained by Justice
siddons OF the District of Columbia
Supreme Court, but his attorneys pleas
to stop the proceedings were denied.
A new route for the flight of the
army world flyers from Washington to
Seattle has been announced by the
War Department. The itinerary takes
In Dayton, Ohio; Chicago, H.. Omaha,
Neb.; st. Joseph, Mo-; Muskogee,
Okla. Dallas, Texas FL Paso, Texas ;
Tucson. Ariz. San Diego. Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Eugene, Oregon,
and Seattle, Wash.
Retail food prices in thirteen of
eighteen cities in which the labor-4le-
partment has just completed surveys,
increased etween July Is and Aug. II.
The department bureau of labor sta
tistics announced that the increases
totaled per cent in Atlanta, Louis
Vile, Norfolk and Providence; ! per
cent in Dallas. Charleston, Jackson
VILE. Portland (AIaine), st. Louis and
Scranton, and less than $40 of | per
cent in Kansas City, Memphis and
New York.
A campaign of education on affairs
of the navy will be conducted in the
interior of the United States on Oct.
27, according to statement issued
in Washington by Commander Marion
Eppley of the Navy league. The oc-
custom will be navy day." now cele.
brated throughout the country every
year. Eppley declared the navy will
be brought home to the people by re-
citing its exploits and enlisting the
support of the people, for it is an in
fense.