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1 t! n: THE NEWS A OBSERVER UPKEEP YOUR UDERTT BONDS WORKINGS E7BUY SAVINGS STAMPS VITIl CCUFO:iS-C3 I Ml L5 EES Sit Oil iiiii DOVltGRADE SLID E 4 Chicago Also Loses While In .. dians Add To Standing; No 1 , . National Games ' V X ' " .- V . ; . St Louis, Ho July loVShocksr wit Mnelbl wl St Unit kit th offer nkn at Ghawkey bud and timely and abut oat New Tork la th first gam of Ike Mrief 8 to 0. Store by Inning: ' R.H.E. w Tork ......000 000 000- 0 0 t Louie .......001 101 02- 8 10 0 Shawkey aad Eaanak: Shocker aad Javereid. ' HEIR REAPER VI UAZOOWSE ELMER MYERS WINS FIRST FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland, July 16V Cleveland won Rt eighth came of the aeaooa from Bea ton today, tko oeore being S to 1. It ail Pitcher Myers ftnt victory for Cleveland. Score by laniage S.E.R. Bostoa 000 000 010 1 7 1 Cleveland 000 001 11 $80 Peonoek and Walter, Sckaage; Uyere aad C Miller. CHICAGO FINDS BIG PUZZLE IN ERICSSON Chicago, Jll., July 18. Erlckson held Chicago to 4 acattcred hita today, while Washington batted Lowdermilk and Danfortk freely and woa 11 to 1. Score by Innings: B.H. E Waihington .. ..001 225 010-11 15 1 Chicago 100 000 000 1 4 3 Ericsson and Picinich; Lowdermilk, Danfortk and Schalk, Lynn. rand Circuit Event, Paper Mills Purse of $3,000 Taken By Pop Geers "'.'v- ? - ' .' 1 : Kalamaioo, Mich, July liv Pop Geers, driving Heir Beaper, woa the 13,000 Paper Mill pare for 2:08 trot tera at the Grand Circuit meeting at Beereatioa Park this afteraooa. It waa brilliaat contest, alive with thrilling flnishe aai hard fought from the wire. " Boca! Mack woa the first keat la a harp brash with The Toddler and Prince Lore. But after that Geers swept to the front aad fought every inch of the road for victory. Ia the third heat Geers' horse and Royal Mack, The Toddler and Prince Loree were ao eleeely bunched that the result was ia donbt unta the "judges announced the winner. , Only two horses started la the Free- for-AU pace ia which Single G. woa each heat by a short head. Murphy drove Directum J. against him. Murphy won the thro-year-old trot easily with Brnslloff, while the 2:11 trot with 13 ia the field waa woa by Echo Direct. Starter Merrill announced today that the four miles trotted by Peter Billiken and Winnemota in the 2:12' trot Tues day constituted a world a record for a four heat race over a half-mile track. The time, was 2:00tf, '2:09, 2:09 and 2:09. TAKES FOURTEEN FRAMES FOR TIGERS TO BEAT MACKS. Detroit, Mich., July 16. Philadelphia, forced Detroit to go foarteen innings' today to gain a 5 to 4 victory. Pinch hitter started a rally for the visitors la the ninth that tied the score and from then on the game was a pitcher's battle between Ehmke and Perry who relieved Johnson. Score bv inning: B.H.E Philadelphia 200 001 001 000 00 4 13 4 Detroit ....000 003 010 000 01 5 11 1 Johnson, Perry and McAvoy, Perkins; Ehmke and Aintmith. Baseball Summary NATIONAL At Beaton-Chicago; postponed, raia. (Double header.) At Philadelphia-Cincinnati, rata. At New York-PIUabarg, rala. , At Brooklya-St Lenta, rala. AMERICAN At Chicago I; Washington 11. At Cleveland I; Boetoa I. At St. Louis I; New York . At Detroit S; Philadelphia t. SOUTHERN At New Orleans 4-J; Mobile S-l. At Birmingham -!; Atlanta lt-a. At Chattanooga 2-4; Memphis -. At LlttU Rock l;,Naahvllle 1. f AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Toledo I; Kaasaa City 4. At ImIsvIIIo t; St. Paul 1. At ladiaaapolls S; Minneapolis T. At Celamba IS; Milwaakee L INTERNATIONAL. At Biaghamtoa 14-4: Baltimore 2-2. At Rochester 4-1; Readlag 2-4. At Bntalo l-l; Newarh 4-1. At Toronto 4-T; Jersey City 2-2. f SOUTH ATLANTIC At Charleston, 1; Colombia, 2 (11 la slags). At AagnaU-CharMta, rala. At Spartaabarg, ; Greenville, 2. VIRGINIA.' - i At Norfolk T; Richmond 4. , At Newport Newa 4l Portamoath 2. At Safolk 1; Petersburg 4, NATIONAL TENNIS HAS REACHED FIFTH ROUND Chicago, July 14. Bobert O. Kinsey, of Saa Franeieeo. eliminated Phillip Brain, of Minneapolis, ia the fifth round of men's tiigles in the National Clay Court Tenni championship toor aer this afteraooa at the Booth 8ide Teaai Club. Both the Minneapolis Blaver who had fought their way advanced rounds fell out of the running today. Trafford N. Jayae, the veteran of Northwestern Sectional tournament slay, defaulted in the morning to Ed ward Voshell, of Brooklyn. Jayne's do fault wa nrompted more by snortamaa shin than anything else for Voehell waa acbeduied against vm. M. jona (ton, of Baa Francisco, ia ths afteraooa aad Jarae. who hardly eonld t beaten th hard-hitting Brooklyn maa , wanted to ao th latur start agaiart Johastoa fresh. - SOCCER CHAMPIONS TO INVADE FOREIGN FIELDS New Tork, July 18. Tea game ap pear on th tentative schedule arraaged for th Bethlehem Steel football club, - Amerieaa eueeor . champion, . oa it Scandlaaviaa tear beglanlng art month. Th team, which will sail from thia port next Wednesday, plan to go . on to Bontt America aner ta jscanai .- navian name. While ia South America th team win play a gam series ia Bio d Ja aeiro, Sao Paulo aad Saao, Breall, under th auvpiee of th Brasillian Fedora tioa of Sport. Th United -,. 8tate champioaa may mett la Brazil : th Flamenei club champion of South .:AmttkL.. ""..v . , j If I fellow 1 golirg to play cards for money, what is th safest gamer t asked th simple Mug. "SoliUir,' j pliei th Win Cuy. , "r TENNIS STARS FROM ABROAD COMING HERE AnstrtJiana aad Zngliih Are Eeady To Take Part in Im. " portant Toarnaxnen K4. Tork, July 16V Offican of th National Teani Assoeiatioa received a eabla message . from England today stating that th Australian tennis team would aail for thia oonntry oa Friday, July 18. Th team eonalata of Norman Brooke, O. I Pattersoa, B. V. Thomas aad Bandplph Lyeett Th Assoeiatioa has been requested to enter th Aoa- tralian ia th coming aectional doa bles matches ia order that on or both team may bar a chanee to qualify for th aatioaal ehampioaship matehe te be played at Loagwood Club, Boaton, beginning Aug, 12, Brookes and Patterson will form on team ia th double aad Licette aad Thomas a eecond pair. Th final quali fying tonrniments will start at Kansas City, Mo, aad Dallas, Texas, oa July 23, aad aa the Australian ar not ex pected to arrive her before July 26 an effort may bo mad to postpone one of the sectional round to they may have an opportunity to qualify. Brooke and Pattersoa woa th English doable championship. Standing Of Clubs NATIONAL NATIONAL. Clan Won. Lest Pet New York ... 44 21 .447 Cincinnati 49 IS .442 Chicago 42 24 Mi Plttobargh 28 14 414 Brooklyn IT JJ J14 St. Loals 29 44 Ml Boetoa 24 44 J71 Philadelphia 24 47 .29 AMERICAN auk Won. Lost Pet Chicago 48 27 .444 New York .42 t SiX Clevetiad 42 U J44 Detroit 49 44 341 St Loala 39 34 J34 Boston 31 41 .431 Washington 33 41 .434 Philadelphia 19 51 .244 SOUTH ATLANTIC Club Won. Lost. Pet Charleston 3( n 41 Colombia 31 21 J94 Charlotte 28 21 471 CraeavlU 24 21 414 Aagneta 21 27 .438 Spartanburg 14 37 471 Where They Play NATIONAL Chicago at Boetoa. St Loots at Brooklyn. Plttsbargk at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. hav credit of three hit oat of four trip to th bat , - Scores B.H.E. Durham Hosiery 21111a 1 1 4 kenly .....11 14 1 Batteries: Hutton, Taylor aad Per kins; Davis aad Bichardson. JAPANESE WORKERS . 'ASSERTING RIGHTS Toklo, Jua 10. Correepondence of Th. Associated Press.) Ths increasing tendency f th Japanese worker to assert their right tad to interest them' selves in socialism is causing leading Japaaew to atudy th means of meet iag thia labor problem. , It. ii pointed out that strike ar iaereasing aad that a Japanese labor ha ao organized voice, th rtriker ar liabl to lead to dangerous violence, as ia th case of th rice riot last year. Th Herald of Asia says that there is a considerable element affected . by socialist theories, but that owing to th evere repression imposed by th' an thoritie there is ao means tf knowing how far socialism has spread. The journal adds: "That th bacteria exist here, there ia no doubt It i kopt under ao far, but it only (moulders, ready to break out on occasion. If socialism cannot legitimately raise it head, thea it will try to do so illicitly, and th result i Bolshevsm aad an archy." The journal recommend immediate and effective improvement of labor condition in lin with th suggestions of th League of Nations, political and educational reform, the eliminatioa of bureaucratic method and a true re stpratioa of th ideal of democracy. WOUNDED SOLDIERS TO HOLD TRACK MEET AMERICAN Washington at Chicago New York at St Loals. Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland. KENLY ORGANIZES NEW TEAM. Kenly, July 16. Kenly has organized a baseball team with Mr. E, V. Neigh bora a manager. Dewey Davis is again with th team. Davia for 18 months has been employed in the consolidated railroad ticket office at Augusta, Ga. He will eater school this fall at Wake Forest. Da-is ha held a record for pitching since he wa 16. He is well known throughout th coun try as "some twirler." The town nad surrounding' country are boasting the best team Kenly has own.-d fo rseveral years. The team wishes to announce it read iness to play any amateur team. To ar range a game phone or write Mr. E. Y. Neighbors, manager. , KENLY 11; HOSIERY KILLS 1. Kenly, July 16. In a one-sided game on the local grounds Kenly defeated Durham Hosiery Mills, of Goldsboro, 11 to 1. Davis, for Kenly, held the mill team at hi mercy all throughout th gam aad held them to only one bit The feature of the game wa the batting of Moore and Neighbors for Kenly. Both MANY F SH SPEC1 ES UVEOFFFLORDA Dea Moines, Iowa, July 16. A "tele- graphic track meet with wounded sol dier from nine army hospitals in th United State as th only contestant 1 being planned for aomo date early in August The boy at th Fort Dei Moines gen eral hospital recently held aa athletic carnival exclusively for wounded men and so luecossful waa the affair that they have issued challenge for 1 gen eral meet to settle definitely the "world championship for wounded men" in athletio events. It 1 planned to have each hospital hold a track and field meet oa the same day and tele graph the results and rocords in each event to the other hospitals. The hospitals which have been chal lenged by the Fort Des Moines soldiers are; Tacoma Park, D. C, Saa Francisco, Cel.; Colonia, N. J.; Fort McPherson, Ga; Fort Sheridan, 111.; Plattsburg, N. Y.; Carlisle, Penn.; Fort McHenry, Md. A tentative schedule of events in' eludes GO and 100-yard dashes, a 30- yard hop for one legged men, 40-yard potato race, 50-yard wheel chair race for men with two amputations, base ball throw for men who have lost their natural throwing arm, 30-yard race for mea on crutches, tei nts, croquet, tug' of;war, cage ball, tether ball and pillow pol matches. Ko, Maude, dear; just because a cold leave you with a frog la your throat it' isn't necessarily an indication that yon are going to Croat. Gulf Stream Is Home of The Finny Tribe of Semi Tropical Seas Washington, July 16V "How many fishermen realise that ther ar fouod ia the Atlantic ocean offshore betweea Miami and Key West nearly 600 varie ties of. fish aa tmaxing total, which constitute one-fifth of th entire fauna of the Amerieaa continent north of Panama!" asks Joha Oliver La Goree, ia a communication to th National Oeograpbie Society, which la quoted, ia part, ia th following" bulletin : "What the rolling prairie of th far west was to the buffalo in th oldea days, whea it roamed ia countless thousands to and fro ia search of new pasture and salt th sver-rolling gulf stream that mighty warm river which parallel th east coast of Florida ia to th fish legion of our semi-tropical seas. "To even' sketch the possibilities of port fishing along th far-flung coral reef off Miami, the southernmost city of th Florida mainland aad the fourth ia lis within th border of th atate, on must discount th old question, 'Are all fishermea intentionally disin genuous or do only liars fisht' For th fact concerning th variety, gameaesa, weight aad diversified color of the eiti tena of the deep abounding la the water require a high rating as to th personal veracity and th courage to prove that ancient proverb about truth being stranger than fiction. "The fresh-water fishermaa, who, armed with light tackle, matches hit wit against th quickness of th black baas, the brilliant generalship of th brook trout or the Here charge of th muskellunge, in ki Inland streams aad lakes may not consider it superior (port to 'wet his lint' in salt water aloag the north Atlantic coast for not many of the fish in eold seas are considered foemea worthy of hi steel. "Yet a different story caa bo 'told of their warm tea brethren, aad he need only to hunt out for example, the fearless tarpon, the dashing sail- fish or th powerful and valiant boae fish, not to mention r. score of other finished fighters of the gulf stream, to reaiire mat he i called npoa to ex tend his every faculty and skill to bring such gam alongisd aa trophies 01 nis prowess. "It would be interesting to hav motion-picture record of the thought which Dash through th mind of even an experienced inland fishermaa the first time he feels the tigerlike swoop of a five-foot barracuda, the yank of a hundred-pound amber-jack, or the sullen surge of a big grouper oa his line, for even when armed with the heaviest rod, a reel as big in eomparl ton as the cylinder of aa automobile engine, and a line which approaches a hawser in thickness, be is pretty sure to wish, at least sub-consciously, that his equipment wa twice as formidable aad his arm thrice as strong. "What, indeed, must hi sensatloa be the first time, when, looking over board at his baited hook thirty feet Our 62nd Semi-Annual Clothes Clearance STARTED YESTERDAY It has been our custom for the past thirty-one years at the end of each season to clear our stock of all Suitings bought for that season, regardless of conditions. This season our clearance means more than at any previous time. A strong tendency that dependable merchandise will be higher for the coming season makes this a great money saving event to our many customers and friends. MEN! MEN! These are bona fide reductions on the city's beat line of Suits $14.75 $18.75 $24.75 $32.75 $38.75 All Men's Suits that originally sold at $20.00, now All Men's Suits that originally sold at 125.00, now All Men's Suits that originally sold at 135.00, now All Men's Suits that originally sold at 145.00, now , AH Men's Suits that originally sold up to 160 00, now , These Suits are made by Brandegee-Kincaid and Sincerity. None better made. ' Man's PALM BEACH SUITS at Greatly Reduced Price Men's Palm Beach Suits that sold from (Mo H C $15.00 to $16.50. Special P lawo I J 100 Suits, light color Palm Beach Suits, at special price . . 1 iV SPECIAL - Men's Summer Underwear Good quality Nainsook Union Suits, Special, Suit .OOC Genuine Delpark" Closed Crotch Union T 1 C Suit, $1.50 Quality, Special, Suit. ....... M 1 0 $7.75 No, We Haven't Forgotten The Boys Look At This Special Clearance Of Our Boys' j Clothing $5.75 $12.75 45c $1.00 75c All Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits that sold up to $10. Special , Boys' All-Wool Blue Serge Suits that sold from $15.00 to $18.50, now. Boys' Union Suits in good quality Nainsook, worth 75c. Now, suit Boys' $1.50 Wash Trousers, now . . Boys' $1.00 Wash Trousers, HOW e e a le e'a" e' ""e" Men's OXFORDS 500 pairs of Men's Oxfords, including such makes as Stetson and Crawford; former price from $8-50 to $11 ; all go at one price for quick. k aWllinjf e e ee'iee'ae ' ' e eVeaei $4.95 MAIL ORDERS given prompt attention. Meaty refnaded without qalbble If good are) ao saturaetory. Wh iting-Horton Co. II YEARS JUUIGH'l LEADING CLOTHIERS. below la the clear waters of th gulf stream, h ! mm, a plainly aa if in mirror, th approach and attack of a giant Jewflsh, which is just a likely to weight 500 pounds as fifty, for it sometime grow .at big as a pony aloag th Florida coral reef, aad ia Just about Hi trong." ( TO STUDY IN tl. 8. INSTEAD OF GERMANY Toklo, July IS, A commute to ea- couraga postgradust stady oa the part or Japaaese studeata ia Amerieaa scien tific institutions has beea formed her. That Japanese medical studeata should go to th United 8ttes instead of Ger many ia ne of th idea behind the nroieet. Dr. K. B, Teusler, bead of St, Luk Hospital, Tokio, aad now Red Cross Commissioner to Siberia, is one of the originator of th plan. . Th Amerieaa Committe to handle th questioa hat already beea formed. : ' Eeatertala Retaraod Soldier Baaford, July 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. Burn of . Jones' ChapCl .atrtained at their horn Saturday night ia honoi of their von, Leonard Burn aad th following young mea: Ervin and Wrenl Covert, Paul Wicker, Gordon. Paya Joa Hurley, Mr. Justice, Jaliaa aa( Luther Riddle, all ef whom war meav bcrs ef the A. E. F. , After th arrival of th guests, wht numbered Bear two hundred. urmei : was spread en a long tabl la th grov, wher everyone partook of the edibiei which consisted of all th good thing! of the season. Music, games and con vertatioa furnished amusement for tht remainder of th evening. ; T CIBARETTBS Golden Virginia tobacco, blended with just a dash of Turkish, not merely "cured", not just "sugar-cured", but maple-sugar cured! J TT 2 for ZS6 - lU!X Pgti II J. Larfl rail Package ' ' MOTOR CARS v r QjTUDEBAKER operates it laboratories 1 1 to make sure that the New Cars will! go out into all parts of the world and jgive' serrice and satisfaction. j jr Many of the alloy steels and heat treating ; process derelop by Stadeoer hare bo j come standard in the automobile industry. CARR E. BOOKER, Dealer 1H West Martia St, RAL11GH, N. C COBURN MOTOR' CAR CO, Distributor, NORFOLK, YIRGINIA. M..lifJlm Dmig Taoraefty MW JtVUaaW ftfrt - A.
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