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A National League.
Boston at Chicago.
New York. at Pittsburgh..
Brooklyn at St.: Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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American League. '
Chicago at New York (two) rain.
St. Louis at Boston, cloudy.
Detroit at Philadelphia, clear.
Cleveland at Washingtoio, clear.
Southern League
Chattainooga at Atlanta, .clear.
Little Rock at Mobile, rain.
Memphis at New Orleans, cloudy.
Nashville at Birmingham, cloudy.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games. y
At Cincinnati 2; Philadelphia S. '
At Pittsburg 3; New York 7.
At St. Louis-Brooklyn, rain.
At Chicago-Boston, rain.
Standing of the Clubs
Philadelphia .. .
New York .. ..
Chicago .. .. ..
St. Louis
Cincinnati . -
Brooklyn .... ...
Boston
Pittsburg
Won. Lost. Pet.
. 28 15 .651,
28 16 .63
. 29 22 .569
25 22 . .5?2
-23 29 .442
.17 23 .425
16 24 .400
. 16 31 .340
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games.
At Washington 7-1; Cleveland 5-1
(second, H innings, darkness).
At Boston 2-2; St. Louis 0-7.
At Philadelphia 4; Detroit 2. y
At New York 7; Chicago 6.
Standing of the Clubs.
t Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago 33 17 .660
Boston 30 16 .652
New York 26 20 .565
Cleveland 26 26 .500
Detroit 21 25 .457
St. Louis 19 28 .404
Washington .. .... 18 29 .33
Philadelphia 16 28 .364
IN THE MINORS.
Southern Association.
At Nashville 3; Atlanta 2.
At Chattanooga 4; Birmingham 3.
At New Orleans 3; Little Rock 0.
At Mobile 5; Memphis 4.
South Atlantic League.
At Charleston 1; Augusta 0.
At Columbia 5; Jacksonville 0.
International League.
At Rochester 1; Buffalo 3.
At Toronto 1; Montreal 4
At Richmond 5; Baltimore 6.
At Providence 5 Newark 3.
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At Columbus 6; Louisville 4.
At Toledo 0; Indianapolis 6.
At Milwaukee 1; Minneapolis.
At Kansas City 5; St. Paul 9.
Heavy Sentenpes on Manager
McGraw.
(By Associated Press.)
New- York, June 14. The punish
ment of Manager John J. McGraw, cf
the New York National League Club,
for striking Umpire Byron at Cincin
nati, June 8, was yesterday fixed by
President Tener at 16 days suspension
and a fine of $500. McGraw will be el
igible to play .again June 26.
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NEW YORK DAY-BY-DAY.
(O. O. Mclntyre).
((Special Correspondent of The Dis
patch.) New York, June 14. The Smock
Colony in Washington Square is try
ing to minimize the number of fancy
dress dances in the square every
week. They think one is enough. For
the past four weeks there has been
one every night.
Many of the younger set simply
paint themselves over with gold paint
like a steam radiator and then buy
ten cents worth of cheese cloth for
drapery. So many of them adopt this
form of dress that it was rather start
ling at the "Masses" ball to see one
ady in silver paint.
' At about 5 in the morning Charles
Hanson Towne, the magazine wag,
turned td-the silver-painted lady and
with a yawn, said: "Darling, I am
growing old; silver legs among the
gold." And the lady giggled right
out loud.
iBut do not think for a moment that
all is frivolity in The Square. There
are dozens, yea, scores, of the Little
Groups of Serious Thinkers. When
they are not going to fancy dress balls
they are discussing Renoir's influence
over Willy Glackens and knocking
magazine editors who have no appre
ciation of art.
Grce the average one of these
groups of black coffee and two dozen
cigarettes and they can solve every
one of the world's problems at one .sit
ting. But they are all workers in
the crowded vineyard of art. They
laugh at the. man and woman who
arise at 7 a., m., work hard all day
and have bank accounts. What, says
Washington Square,' do these poor
souls know about life
The Pocket Playhouses have come
to stay. At first they were laughed
at by the Broadway managers and
now they are shouting in the news
papers that they are a menace and
weeds in the theatrical garden that
need uprooting.
The truth is that the little theatres
haivevbrughtfresh air into the arama
and opened a field" of dramatic- litera
ture that Broadway never would have
entered. The little playhouses lack
tne crass commercialism inni
real menace to 'the Broadway thea-
AMERICAN fHlCLESCOS5P ANT
H
MILTON P. .BURNEYV
manager of the Claridge Hotel, Times Square,
New York City, says: u Wliee I imd
'iSxgw '-vAer a mental strain
dtaew Adams
P
sVa
epsin
Gianni
ancl
sootliing effect
,ff&t -refief. Its
ft&s nerves is Iemarkalble.,
on
"business-manscgum
i THE BBS
o 1-i ri-g Peppermint
a v or
tors laughed and tapped their heads
significantly. Yet this quiet little
Russian ten years in America with
one fell stroke has practically killed,
the dances of shrugs and shirxs and
bunnyhugs and made the interpretive
dance a part of social life.
New York is sufeited just now with
charity and war . bazaars. i'qtmerly
these affairs has Maurice and Walton
and the Castles and the modern
dancers as the star attractions; Now'
they have Greek, folk interpretive and
other artistic dances to lure the '
crowds.
ters " " - "
When Louis H. Chalif erected a tei
storv atudio ' buildine--rCOsting- a -Jialt
million to be devoted to the . artis- ivertising, a toothpaste in a Broadway
I have never played goif but I heard
two men laugh so heartily over this
joke stop a Fifth Avenue-bus that I
pass it on so that it may be appre
coated by golfists. . , ; . ;
That was a fine drive made this
afternoon" said the "First Man.
"Which do you noleah?" asked the
Second Man. . ;
"Why. that time you hit the '- ball ?"
r Seen around the tow: A moving
van owned by a man named Bumpus.
A Broadway snakesaneer' knitting
for soldiers at a RdHCross tea. A
crippled woman with, tiny flage pinned
on her crutches j A than ;with a blood
red silk shirt and V light- i checkered
suit trimmed in black raid. A. girl
elevator operator in an office build
ing. A woman to, a riding .habit
wearing a moiiocleAS7cluo t)ear; ad
Kfdancesrthe gUded dansant proprie-drug store." -r-
;gtate of North. Carolina,
County of- New Hanover,"
In the Superior Court.
service: of summons by publ,ica-
TION.
Georgia-Bizzeli,.et'!al. -
.vs.
Minnie Lee, 'Nix:.' GculJ Nixon, et al.
The defendants abo.ve named - will take
notice that-an action entitled as above-has
been commented'' in the Superior Court of
New" Hanover County, to have certain. !
mortgage by George Bizzell, George Joxoi
and others to ."VV-.Sidbury marked paid' antv
V. Sidbury is s seeking the foreclosure, 6r
certain mortgages -to himself executed by
George Nixon ahfd others ; and th& said dr--fendants
flll-further take, notic; that they
are required to :" appear at the next term
of the Superior-Court.of-said county to be.
held oa the 2nd -Monday 'in'.. September, 191 ," .
at thecourt house in saiaj county, and ans
wer or demur to the complaint of the plain
tiff, or the relief therein d.emandea-:will be
rftntcd ' " "'
. This 6th day of June 1917.
W. N. HARRISS,
Clerk of the Superior Court. "
6-7-law-4w-thu
State of North Carolina,
County-of New'Hanover.
In Superior Court. '
, NOTICE.
Carlie Faulk " ... s
vs.
Rbsady Faulk. . -
The above j named defendant, . will take
notice;' that -an action entitled asabove. ha
been commenced in the Superior Court oi'
New Hanover County, for the purpose" or
obtaining a divorce on the grounds of
adultery. ' '.
That the said defendant wjlf further: take
notice, that she is required to? appear at
the - next term: of - Superior CoOrt , of. :.said
county, - to be held on , the 2nd Monday t of
September, 1917. at- theuourt. house -of said-
county," in . Wilmington, ' North s Carolina.
ana answer or aemur. to rne-cOBipialnt'in
said action orthe plaintiff will applv to tao
court for the relief deman'ded 'in 'the. saic
1 tr f - - - r --" - c
complaint.
This 7th day of June,"1917.
W..N.HARRISS,
Clerk of Superior Court.
6-7-law-4w-thu ,
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FOBECLOSUBE OF MOBTOAOR
, nf sale codUID"
in a certain mortgage executed by
Johnson and wife, Minnie, to tbe m
signed, Brown, Toon & Co.. ff cl
mortgage bears date Jantjary in- . m
auu lit uuijr teiurucu " ... pnUD'7-
Register of Deeds of New Hanover tou
North Carolina, in Book No. 78 at Pe tf
default having-been made tnereunoer.
undersigned will, on moduli i;v,h- rooii
of July, 1917, at 12 o'clock, M. '.V ,nKtoi.
N. C, sell at public auction, for ca
the highest bidfder all that f"1" d i
piece or parcel ol land lying, 1DeinRc (ia
uate in the City or wiimin
IHI in IPI1 Mllll HHNCflUCU do ...a
. Beginning at a point in the fs'" M
of Drckinson street 66 feet north from n
intersection of the sam sireci. m(i
northern line of Rankin street, ana
running north along the western "
uicamnou street j j.cci., fv..- . . w)u-
ilnnlr an a 1 ov nr nnPn WS.V 1'' 1 .trhl
left open by the original owner a fKJ
thence southwardly and parai'' . tm
said line of Dickinson street. 25 leei.
castwardly in a line parallel yrtllfe.tV
1,1 luci u iiur vi &au.M , t M - nail
the point of Beginning, same beinK v
th po.ttrn ond of L,ot No. 4 in.lul. tM
240. according to the official P an
City or Wilmington, xorm
This the 31st day of May. WW-. c0-
- - BROWN, TOON I ft
5-31-6-7-14-21. , Mortga.ec
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