davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15
Further Advances
In Wheat Prices

CHICAGO. Nov. Is Pl-Mater-
ial fresh upturns in wheat values
here took place early today ewing
TO Liverpool quotations much high
err thar due and because Of stock
market advances.
Opening 1-2c I / 7-8c higher.
Chicago wheat afterward showed
further gains. Corn, oats. and
provisions were also firmer. with
corn starting 1-8c to 5-8c up, but
subsequently reacting somewhat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15
Weather Gods Serve
Texas Big Variety

tBy the Associated Press)
With snow at ChildreSs, sleet at
Corpus Christi. and frost. cloudy
skies, and high and low tempera-
lures In the intervening areas, Tex
ans were treated to a variety OF
weathers last night.
Childress reported a snow which
melted rapidly, while Wellington,
nearby reported q heavy fall" The
sleet at Corpus Christi left the clouds
5000 feet above the earth's surface
as rain. passed through q cold stra-
tum, froze, and came to earth rs
sleet while the thermometer stood
at so degrees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15

ments for interest and indirectly
permits lowered taxes.
But while there was a virtual uni
son upon the Mellon proposal, the
attendant treasury suggestion that
legislation be enacted TO permit the
administration to alter tax rates
under a scheme similar to the flex-
ible provisions Of the present tariff
law, failed by far to evoke the same
degree Of commentator.
The flexible tariff provisions have
been the subject of a vigorous and
p~rotracted controversy in connec-
ton with the pending tariff bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15

PRINCETON, N. 1.-THE Tiger
has been kept hungry in the hope
that he'll chaw up the Bulldog. A
student mass meeting at Princeton
to stir up things prior to tomorrows
game with rale was cancelled at
the teams request. II has had a
boo season and hopes to provide
reason for a bonfire and other
demonstrations by what 1t does in
the Yale bowl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15

LONDON-The Prince OF Wales
has a private front door for the
first time. Alterations at York
House, his residence adjoining St.
James Palace, have provided an
other entrance for his secretarial
staff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15
n. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. 15-tF-Cot-
ton opened steady at an advance
of IA to 10 points in response to
relatively steady cables and T. the
firmer opening Of the stock mar
ket. January sold up to 17.43 and
May TO 1900 during the first few
minutes making net advances of
about Is to q points on the ctive
months. After the initial demand
had been supplied, prices eased
slightly and the volume tapered
off. The undertone was steady at
the end Of the first half hour with
prices ruling about Is to Is points
net higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15
SoLons Hurry to Pass
Tax Slice to People

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-R-Prompt congression-
al approval of the treasury's new scheme of tax reduction
was betokened today by an almost unanimous agreement
among party leaders that the nations tax payers should
benefit as quickly as possible from the prosperous finan-
cial condition of the government.
fractional spokesman of both houses, save only those
Of the western independent republicans. were in virtual
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
ALLIANCE, o.
NEGY EYES JUBILEUMOT
UL A MAGYAR OTTHON

Nagyban kesziil0dik Alliance
magyarsaga a Magyar Otthon 4
ewes jubileumara, amelyet sep
tember elsejen Labor Day el6tti
vasarnapon tartanak a Magyar
Otthon remek helyisegeiben.
A rendezoseg nagyban keszul
arra, hogy mindenki jol erezze
magat az alliancei magyarsag
pompas otthonaban. Az ASSOC
nyok olyan vacsorat f6znek, hogy
mindenki lenyalja meg az ujjat
is utana.
A vacsora utan program lesz
maid, ejfel utan megindul tame,
amelyhez vi Mihaly zenekara
szolgaltatja maid a zenet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15

jo magyar nepszinmiivet es szor-
galmasan pr6balja AIT.
Az el6adas, mely irant a ma
gyarsag legszelesebb retegeiben
mar is Macy erdekl6des nyilvanul
meg, szeptember elso napjan, va
sarnap este lesz acknowledgement
egybek0tve a Roman Hallban,
ahol a zenet Szalma OSzkar jone-
vii Youngstown zenekara fogja
szolgaltatni. A .belep6jegyek ara
az els6 hat sorban 1926, az utana
kovetkezokben $1.00. Az osszes
ilohelyek szamozva lesznek.
Remelhet6, hogy Warren es
kornyekenek magyarsaga nagy
szamban val6 megjelenese altal
fogja honoralni az ifjusag nemes
iranyu torekveseit es ez altal biz
tatast ad nekik a tovabbi kitartt
munkara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
UJABB DIAKTRAGEDIA
NEMEToRsZAGBAN

Dortmundb6l jelentik = Dort-
mundban titokzatos diaktragedia
t0rtent. Egy gimnazista diak
agyonl6tte az egyik osztalytarsat,
maid pedig ongyilkossagot kove-
tett Ell. A gyilkossag es az ongyil-
kossag okat eddig mem tudtak
megallapitani.
Steibach Helmut, dortmundi
muepitesz II ewes fla hajnali 2
ora tajban tavozott az ugyancsak
II ewes Dehlers Frigyes newt osz-
talytarsaval az egyik dortmundi
vendegl6b6l, ahol dortmundi
diakok szokasos heti bajtarsi 0sz-
szejoveteliket tartjak. Hazafele.
menet a ket diak k0zott, ugylat-
SILK, sz6valtasra keriilt a sor, =
amelynek soran Dehlers revolvert
rantott el6 es baratjara lott, aki
sulyosan megsebesiilt. Amikol
Dehlers latta, hogy baratja hal
doklik, atfutott az utica mask oil
dalara es f6bel6tte magat. AEON
nal meghalt. Nehany pillanatta1
kes0bb Steinbach is kiszenvedett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
MASSARYK UT0DJAUL
BENEST AJANIJA

Pragabol jelentik = A cseh ia
sisztalz hivatalos lapja, "Straz
Rise 'azt irja, hogy j0v6 evben
Massaryk elnok 90-ik sziiletesnap-
janak megiinneplesere 6riasi elo-
kesziileteket tesznek. A cseh $40
cialistak mesterkelt propaganda
ja meg Szlovenszkot is meg akar-
jak nyerni, hogy hodolatat fejez-
re Xxi az eln0knek. Massaryk elnok
minden valosziniiseg szerint nyi-
latkozatot fog tenni, amely sze-
rint magas korara val6 tekintettel
lemond Is Benest ajanlja utod-
jaul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
MAGYAROK AMERIKABAN

A World Almanac kimutatasa
szerint, az 1920-ik evi cenzus ada
tai utan megallapitva a k0vetke-
zo szamu magyarsag el az Egye-
silt Allamokban: Alabama 372,
Arizona 210, Arkansas 10S, Cali
fornia 5,252, Colorado 1857, Con-
necticut 1922, Delaware 226,
District of Columbia 219, Florida
383, Georgia 246, Idaho 233, Illi-
nois 34,437, Indiana 9,351, Iowa
TAT, Kansas 622, Kentucky 1854,
louisiana 305, Maine 80, Mary
land 1,947, Massachusetts 1887,
Michigan 22y607, Minesotta 4,277,
Mississippi Al, Missouri SOSSO,
Montana 935, Nebraska 80, Ne
vada 40, New Haven &c, New Jer-
sey 4O,467, New Mexico 14O, New
York 1894, N. Carolina &c, N.
Dakota 2,519, Ohio 1894, Okla
homa 81, Oregon 900, Pennsyl-
vania 1880, Rhode Island l76,
South Carolina Sc, South Dakota
588, Tennessee 326, Texas $40.
Utah 176, Vermont 264, Virginia
1893, Washington 1856, West
Virginia $500, Wisconsin 1O,O16,
Wyoming $40.
Eszerint tehat 48 allamban
0sszesen 397,422 magyar cline. Mi
ezt szamot sokkal t0bbnek tud-
juk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
Akar esik, akar fuj
Szombaton lesz q fiiggetlen egy-
hax piAnikje. -- Rossz lido eseten
bal lesz bel6le. ~ Ohio Works
Play Ground vagy Szuligan Hall?

Most szombaton delutant6l
kezdve zajlik lie Fiiggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz idei egyetlen piknikje az
Ohio Works Play Groundjan. He
tex 6ta kesziil6dik mar az egyhazi
el6ljar6sag es N6egylet, hogy a
piknik minden tekintetben kifo-
gastalan legyen. ARA is gondol-
TAX, hogy meg rossz id6 sem art
hasson az alkalomnak lefoglal-
TAX a Szuligan HALT is, hogy a
netalani esd el0l oda menekiilhes-
sen sz6rakozni piknik k0z0n-
sege.
Meg lesz hat mulatsag min
denfelekeppen. Akar esik, akar
fui, - mint a magyar sz6las -
mondas tartja. Kitiin6 zenekar,
tapasztalt, figyelmes rendez6seg
gondoskodik r6la, hogy mindenki
jol erezze magat. Magyar cigany-
zene, magyaros etelek es frissit6k,
legjobb fajtabol, bowen allnak
maid rendelkezesre.
Az iskolas gyermekeknek kiil0n
6rom lesz ez a piknik, inert nyari
szorgalmukert oket rendez6see
a pikniken fogja megvendegelni
Vigsag, magyar kedely es szives
vendeg szeretet jegyeben keszu
ez piknik, melynek jovedelmt
nemes egyhazi celt szolgal. Remel
juk, hogy a magyarsag t0mege'
megjelenes6ben lesz alkalma gy0
ny0rkodni rendez6 egyhaznak
Legyiink is oft, akik csak Oft lie
hetiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
sZERB-HoRvAT BARATsAG

Pribicsevics horvat parasztpar-
tt vezert mint ismeretes, szerbek
nehany h6nap el6tt internaltak. A
horvat vezer allapota fogsag-
ban egyre rosszabodik. A szerbek
nyilvan AIT akarjak, hogy lassu,
de kinos halallal pusztitsak ell
Pribicsevicset az el5k sorab6l.
Ere vail az a Zagrabba erkezett
ertesites ,mely minden hivatalos
cafolattal szemben kohl, hogy
Pribicsevics allapota rendkiviil
rosszabbodott. A betegseg lappan-
GO lefolyasab6l az k0vetkeztetik,
hogy Pribicsevicset lassankent
megmergezik. Olyan felteves is
van, hogy a szerbek Pribicsevics
etelebe alland6an apr6ra vagott
diszn6sertet kevernek, ami altal a
horyat vezer gyomor es beldaga-
natot kap, ami aztan lassan a
szepszishez vezet, Is ICY Pribicse-
vics rovidesen elpusztul. A SEER
bek tehat vagy goly6val, vagy
lassanol8 mereggel vegeznek a
horvatok vezereivel. Icy nez ki q
Jugoszlav allan bels6 elete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
ESEMENYEK
IFolytatas az 1-sS oldalrol)

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l)
zaja irant tanusitott szeretetevel
es tiszteletevel, megnyeri ameri-
kai polgartarsai becsiileset.
"A magyar nep mem az alko-
nyat, hanem hajnal nepe.
"A magyar nsp napjanak su-
garaival be kell fonnunk az egesz
vilagot es akkor lesz vi napfel-
kelte.
"K0telessege az amerikai ma
gyarsagnak az vi nemzedeket
megtartani az 0sok nyelveben es
szellemeben.''
"A jov0 az uj nemzedekek har-
ca - az gyoz ,aki kitart, aki meg
tartja az uj nemzedeket nepenek
szellemeben.
Sajnaljllk, hogy DR.. Ravasz
meggy0z6 magyar szavait mem
hallottak t0bben.
Amt DR.. Ravasz mondott, mind
alairjuk.
Amt mondott, AIT akarjuk meg
tenni 80 esztendei alvas utan az
Amerikai Magyarok Orszagos
Szovetssge utjan.
Igenis vannak k0telessegeink.
Tudjuk is, hogy mix azok a kote-
lessegek.
Dolgozni akarunk es fogunk.
Munkankhoz els0 sorban okvet-
lenil sziikseges egy kozponti egy.
seges szerv. Exert voltunk mi min.
dig, yagyunk ma es lesziink a jo-
v0ben 0szinte hivei az amerikai
magyarsag egysegenek.
Exert partoljuk mi az Amosz-t
Exert sz6litunk fel minder
Youngstown es kornyeki magyar
intezmenyt, egyletet, kort es ma
ganost ,hogy csatlakozzon a k0
zos munkara, hogy legyen tagjs
az amerikai magyar egysegnek
amelynek utjan kotelesseget, anne
lyet DR.. Ravasz Laszlo olyan tala
loan irt lie, teljesiteni tudja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
WARREN. OHIO
A WARRENI MAGYAR
IFJUSAcI K0R MUI.ATsAGA

A Warreni Magyar Ifjusagi
K0r nagy tancmulatsagot rem
dez augustus 24-en, szombaton
este a Walnut St.-i Roman Hall
ban, melyre tisztelettel meghivja
a warreni es k0rnyekbeli 0sszma-
gyansagot. Belepti dij: n6knek 25
cent, ferfiaknak so cent. Kezdete
este 6 6rakor. Els3rendii zenerSl,
enni es inni valor6l gondoskodva
lesz. Medve Istvan zenekara mu-
zsikal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
niaban az elet, menjenek Buda-

nlaban az eIet, menJenek Buda-
pestre.'
Ere a Reggeli Ujsag szerkesz-
t6i r0viden Is t0m0ren elmondot-
tax, hogy mines Semmi, amlt0l ell
ragadtatya lehetnenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
UJABB ROMAN IZGATAS

Aradrol jelentik: = Az egyik
aradi lap, Vointa Papurului leg
ut6bbi szamaban allitolag egy
igen magasrangu allami kozeg
tollab6l cikk jelent meg a lap We
zet6 helyen, melyben felhivja a
roman parasztsagot, hogy elesitse
kaszajat ts kapajat magyarok
ellen.
Olyan lazit0 volt ez cikk,
hogy meg a joerzdsii roman ko-
z0nseg k0reben is visszatetszest
kaltett. F6kent az, hogy a formed
veny vegen egy szinmagyar va
rosban ilyent inert leirni:
"Budapestre magyarok... mem
hivott ide benneteket senki!"
Ez a mondas az6ta szall6igevt
lett Aradom a romanok k0z0tt Is
legnagyobb .baj az, hogy Voin.
ia lazitasai hatosagi patentirozast
nyertek.
Egy mask hasonl6 "nemes'
cselekedet iranyitoja DIR. Mogs
Romulus, aradi rendGr prefektu.
volt, aki a Reggeli Ujsag kiad6
hivatala el6tt lefogatta az ujsag
arusokat es rend6rsegre vitett'
azon a cimen, hogy az igazolva
nyokat fel kell mutatniok.
Mikor a lap ket szerkeszt6j'
felkereste rend6rprefektust e
kifogast emeltek az ilyen eljara
ellen, NIGGA dr.. roviden csak eny
nyit valaszolt:
Ha onoknek ez mem tetszik &
egyaltalaban mem tetszik Roma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
MttKEDvEL0 EL0ADAs
A Kultur 0tthon Ifjus&gi K5re
nagy niel6ad&sra kesziil. -
szinre keriil AZ Anyafold cimii
n6psxinmii.

A Warreni Magyar Kultur Ott-
hon mar az 6szi szez6n legelejen
is jelet kivanja adni kulturalis
t0rekveseinek, mely a magyar
nyelv es magyar irodalom apo
lasara Tranquil. Ifjusagi Korik
mintegy harminc mikedvel8je
exert kiv&lasztotta az Anyaf0ld 9.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
J0L sIKERtjLT PIKNIK

Az alliancei Ifjusag piknikje
j0l sikeriilt a multi vasarnap. Ugy
az anyagi mint az erk0lcsi cred
meny ellen mem lehet kifogast
emelni. A vezetoseg szepen kosz0-
nj az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
hirdeteset, amely hozzajarult ah-
hoz ,hogy a k0z0nseg nagyszam-
ban vegyen reszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15

karestbol Galac fele halad6 sze-
melyvonat ele keriilt egy juhnyaj
S a pasztort, valamint szamos al
latot halalra gazolt. A kerekek
ala keriil6 juhok kisiklasztottak
teljes sebesseggel halado vonatot,
amelynek szerelvenye harom resi-
re szakadt ami 6riasi panikot ide-
zett elo az utasok koz0tt. A kisik-
las kovetkezteben t0bb utas SUI
lyosan megsebesiilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15
VERENGZESSE FAULT A
sZERB-BOLGAR FESZULTSEG

Londonb6l jelentik: = Roma
Dol jelenti Daily Telegraph,
hogy szerb-bolgar fesziiltseg
napr6l-napra n0vekedik. A Jugo-
szlaviaban lako bolgarok megtor-
laskeppen meg0ltek t0bb SERB
katonat, akit bolgar parasztok
agyonl0vessel gyanusitottak. A
SERB cenzura titokban tartja a
verengzesekr0l sz6lo hireket. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15

belgrade kormany megtorlas eel
jab6l ujabban ihatszaz bolgart
tartoztatott lie es bolgar hatar-
6rok ellen ujabb tamadasokat
rendel Ell, amelyeknek folyaman
harom bolgar katonat agyon-
lottek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-15

OLVASSA Az "AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP"-OT ES
TAMOGASSA Az ABBAN
HIRDET0 10 CEGEKET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
ONLY! COLLINS LEFT
OF AS old GUARD
Eddie Alone Remains of the
Macks Who Met Cubs in
1910 World Series.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ HILADELPHIA, September IA
IF and when," as the brokers
phrase it, the Philadelphia Ath-
L letics line up against the Chi
cago Cubs In the approaching
world series, Edward Trowbridge Collins
will be the only man eligible TO play
who was member Of the famous Ath-
letics of 1910-1914. In those days Co
lumbus Eddie" was the scintillating sec
ond sacker for the White Elephants, the
Graw characterized as 1.-The best world
series player I ever saw" Now he is
field manager for Connie Mack and ell
igible to take his regular place in the
game II necessary.
Nineteen years have slipped by since
the Athletics and the Cubs tangled in q
world series, for it was In the Fall OF
1910 that Mack led one of his greatest
teams into battle for the base ball cham
pionship of the universe.
OF all the band that sent the late
Frank Chance and others Of the Cub
machine Keeling into defeat, Collins is
the only one who remains as an active
combatant IN the battles to come.
Now, as captain of the Mackmen, he
plays q minor role so far as the public
Is concerned, his time spent on the
bench or the coaching lines. And con-
ceding that the Athletics have won the
American League race, Collins glides
into his seventh world series as the last
of the Monicans, the only remnant of
an Old guard that has either died or
surrendered. Five of these world series
adventures he will have known as a
member of the Athletics. Twice he
played under the colors OF Chicago
when q member of the White Sox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
ALEXANDRIA POLICE
END PLAY THURSDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September IA
Alexandria Police Department base ball
tossers will bring their season to q close
Thursday when they play the Fred
ericksburg Elks at Fredericksburg, Va.
Sergt. Lawrence e. Padgett, manager
Of the Police nine, said today that he
had come to terms with the Elks for the
contest.
The game will be the second of the
season between the two clubs, the Police
defeating the Elks by 8 to count In
recent fracas at Fredericksburg.
A meeting of the Potomac Rifle Club
has been called for 4:30 this afternoon
at the clubs rifle range in Beverley Hills.
Belle Haven Country Clubs golf team
left here early today for Winchester,
Va, where this afternoon 1t viii COM
pete In the medal play tournament OF
the Tri-State Golf Association.
The tournament closes the schedule
of both the Belle Haven team and the
Tri-State organization.
Dick" Day and George Taylor, both
products of Episcopal High School of
Alexandria, are fighting It out for the
center berth on the University OF
Virginia's varsity eleven, according to
advices from Charlottesville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
FUTUR|TY NO GIFT"
FOR WHITNEY PAIR
Eight Owners, Unlike Public,
Unwilling to Concede
Race Is Over.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, September IA
Eight owners failed to- agree
NJ with the general racing public
4 that the 100000 Futurity at
Belmont Park today was gift
to Harry Payne Whitney and his pair
of crack 2-year-olds, Whichone and
Boojum.
To prove they disagree. the octet Of
Whitney rivals sent 20 colts and flllies
to the barrier to match strides With the
whitney duo, generally regarded as the
finest of American juveniles.
Odds on the Whitney entry were to
6, with q possibility that q fast track
would make them even shorter. The
w. r. Coe entry of Caruso and Maya
was regarded as most likely to upset
the. favorites, and this belief was re-
flected in the Al odds offered on the
Coe contenders. Caruso ran q fine race
to finish third to Boojum and Whichone
In the Hopeful ct Saratoga.
Other overnight odds were: Gallant
Fox, 8 to /; Broadway Limited and
Pansy walker, Three DIS Stock Farm
entry, 10 to 1; Believe Sally, Is to L;
The Spare, IS to /; Hi-Jack, IS to l;
Gallant Knight, 90 ITO /, and Sir johren,
40. to /.
The Futurity is over 7-furiong
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14
IN HUNT FOR TITLE,
RED SOX nine SAYS

Bill jenkins Washington Red Sox
base ballers consider themselves decid-
edly in the running for independent
sandlot unlimited honors hereaboutS
and are after games with Georgetown
A. c., st. Mary's Celtics and Naval Hos
pital mines. The Red Sox manager may
be reached at Lincoln 1894.
Chevy Chase Grays, who were to
face Coleman White Sox this afternoon
at 3 o'clock on the Chevy Chase Play
ground, are to meet the Ballston, Va,
nine tomorrow on the same diamond at
the same time.
Hess A. c. has arranged q game for
tomorrow with the Bryantown, Md,
team at the latter place, beginning at
o'clock. Hess players are to meet to-
morrow afternoon at 1890 o'clock at
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue
southeast.
A game has been arranged for To-
morrow between the Hyattsville ALI
Stars and the Galesville, Md, team at
Riverdale Park, starting at o'clock.
Sherwood A. c.. which has the use
of the Rosedale Playground diamond, is
after a game for tomorrow with an un-
limited class nine. Call Lincoln 5233
after z pm.
A contest for tomorrow Is wanted by
the Shady Oak Inn team, which has a
field. Challenges will be received from
unlimited class mines at Lincoln 6136.
National Circles are cunning for q
game tomorrow. Call Manager An
drews ut Lincoln 1892.
Georgetown Insects have challenged
Senator Insects for Q game, to be played
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. East
erns also are on the trail Of the Sen8-
tors for o tilt tomorrow. The manager
Of the Easterns may be reached ut At
lantic 767.
Hartford Seniors are altar D wana An
tomorrow with q team having O. 64@b
mond. Call Buddy BEAN a$ Columbia
$500.
In q 12-inning gains Wus8ae hoy
Club tossers squeezed through b o 6.A
victory over LAngdons.
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.J0UTF|ELDER LOEPP
BOUGHT BY GR|FFS
Weaver and Stewart Go to
Orioles With Cash for
Righthand Hitter.

TINE purchase Of George Loepp,
young Baltimore outfielder, to-
day was announced by Clark
l. Grifith. Jim Weaver, giant
pitcher, Stuffy Stewart, utility
infielder and cash were given for the
Oriole who was purchased last Spring
from the Red Sox
Loepp Is % years old, about feet
10 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds.
He bats and throws right-handed, his
orthodox hitting style especially appeal
ing to the Griffs who are Surfeited with
southside Stickers.
Loepp has a batting average of .313
and has hit ~ home runs, triples
and 81 doubles. Until lately he has
been the Oriole lead-oh man.
This Is Loops third year in profess
sional ranks. Scouts have pronounced
him a bright prospect. He has shown
considerable natural ability and is
fast.
Loop probably will report next
Spring. Baltimore is battling for third
place in the International League and
was reluctant to let him 60 at this
time,
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U. S. SERVICE SHOTS
TOP IN TITLE EVENTS

by bnO hboOCAAbC0 EAOces
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, September IA.
United States service teams outstrip-
ped the National Guard and civilian
SQUADS In the national rife matches
and at the conclusion of the first four
firing stages were 50 far in front as to
practically assure them all major posi-
tons.
The United States Navy team was in
the lead with o score of l 1856 out OF
held Jointly by the United States Infan-
try squad and the United States Engi-
neers with scores of 1859. Next In line
were the United States Marines with
l.s47, the United States Coast Guard
with 1927 and the United States Cav
airy with 1915.
The first four stages we're fired over
the 20O-yard slow-fire, 200 and 800
yard rapid-fire and the 600-yard
courses.
The final stage today is over the
1.ooo-yard course. Each OF the 10 men
on the teams Will be given 20 shots and
the possible team score will be 1000.
Today's firing will conclude the rifie
matches here for the year and service
men and civilians to the number o!
1000 will leave Immediately after the
scores are announced.
Among the guests Of Col H. B.
Meyers, executive officer Of the national
matches here, were: Maj. Gen. B. H
Wells. deputy chief Of stan; Maj. Gen
| s. o. Fuoua, chief Of Infantry; Maj
Gen. H. B. Crosby. chief of Cavalry:
Mai. Gen. r. H. Allen. former chief OF
Infantry, and Rear Admiral Luke Nc.
Nance, chief of division fleet training
naval operations.