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Stere. 1X0 nreadway HrVi;V..n-'TJ ?'i ..inn SHUi,"lt,eMt :Hi lnd.ii.nd.nte fy i. v"' i Jea7aaYaBBH VW 1abbDt avVaBBaUaVx m 3. i BEAT BRIDES8URG i Weavers Have-Yet te Score Win Over Uptewnert irTOame This Year TERMINAL AT FLEISHER After the ment dlsastreui week of the season, In which four tames were chalked tip against (hem, including two at New Yerk en Sunday by. -a single run, the Itridesburg' Club will return te' home soil 'at Richmond and Orthodox streets tonight and oppose J. 4c J. Dobsen. The gnme will start at 0:15 P. M. The. record of the rival nines shows that Brideaburg and Dobsen have come together ' en three occasions, and the wearers, have yet te gain the decision. They were .beaten 8 te 3 and 4 te 2, and last -week came even closer when the game ended in a tie, 2-2. Man ager Johnny White, et the weavers, expects te turn back the uptewners, but Bill Whitman figures his team will regain Its winning stride with the re turn of all the cripples. Marshall E. Smith takes en Lans dale at Tenth and Butler streets In a return game. The store boys recently defeated the Montgomery ' County League champions, who are after re venge. Lansdale was1 the winner in one of the biggest surprises of the sea son en Sunday, when Pottstown was beaten S te 0. , ' Philly Terminal at Flelsher Philadelphia Terminal is at Fleishe Yarn, T,wenty-sixth and Reed streets. These teams have come together en seven occasions, and neither has any advantage te date. The railroaders captured the first three, the yarners then came through with the same num ber. Their, last meeting resulted In a 2-2 deadlock. The winner will take tbe'lead In the raceibetween the two. Anether big game downtown is a continuation of the series between the Seuth Phillies and the Seuth Phlly Hebrews. The first game at Shetsllne Park resulted in e 5-te-0 victory for the Spacs ever the Sphas, and the Thirteenth and Jehnsen streeters are after revenge. Bill Kelleher pitched the first game, and It will be he or Jess Tesreau, while Eddie Gottlieb Is un decided en his hurler. A game of Importance is between Nativity and Kensington Congrega tional. The Second street churchmen recently defeated Nativity, 23 te 2, or something like that, and was the sub ject of 'considerable comment. Hew it happened has net been explained, but Nativity fans have been awaiting, this contest, and it would have been de cided last week but for rain. Shaaahaa at IJt Brethers A patr et West Philadelphia teams come together at Fifty-fourth street and Elmwood avenue, when Lit Brethers, clash with Shanaban. The same teams played last night en the Shanaban field, and Jim Benner's ath letes came off victorious. One of the blgggest games or me year Is at St. Barnabas Field, Sixty - nftn street ana Bimwoeu nveuue, nut the North Phillies, with fourteen ylc ylc teries in the last sixteen starts, clash with Ed Lusk's'team. Cheltenham meets neiaseme at l ana Vnnanvn streets. Wlldwoed Is at Fex Moter and Forty-eighth Ward is at Puritan In some ei tne etner engage ments. Camden City ivat Eighteenth and Rockland streets with Nashville Giants, and Manager Williams an nounces that he has reconstructed bis pitching staff with the addition of Gil Gil mere and McClaln. i ( LEGION BALL TEAM MAKES FINE RECORD Heward McCall Pest Has Combina tion of Well-Balanced Players One of the Independent baseball teams that has commanded a high place In local semi -pre. circles the last month Is 'the Heward McCnll Pest, of the American Legien. Included in the ranks of this well known West Philadelphia club are some of the best-known local tessers and the club has an lill-stur combination of semi-pre. and college stars that makes one of the best-balauced teams in the city, and till playing for the benefit of the pest. The team plays at home en the for mer Harry A. Mackey Field at Forty ninth and Spruce streets, and tomorrow opposes the Forty-eighth Ward and en Friday takes en the Penna. R. R. Travelers. An idea of the line-up can readily be seen by a glance at the personnel. The pitchers include Bill Cavanaugh and Bill Nass, ,a .pair of the .best ..la local circles, while Barclay, of Penn, is behind the bat. The rest of . the. .team., is "Dec". Carlss,' Penn, shortstop;' Dan Nlchel, Penn, second base ; Beb O'Connor, Vlllaneva, first base; Jee Yates, Penn, left field; Bill Matchett, Penn, right field; Ilammill, also et Penn, third base, and McDonald, of West Phila delphia, right field. Pitches Twe Shutouts In Afternoon AbberUle, S.. C. July 2S. Pltch.r McMII llsan. of ttis Ander.en Carolina Ltaau. t.am. pltch.d two .hut-out same, here y.iterday afternoon, agalnit the Abbeville team. The flr.t cam wa. fourteen Innlnc. and In the Second same McMIIHsan yielded, one hit In even Innlnge Ueth acere. were 8-0, Braves Buy Reekie Pitcher Beaten. July 25 Pitcher Alvln Yearaln, et the arcnvllle club of the Seuth Atlan Atlan tle A.ioclatten. ha. been purchased by the lloeten' Brave.. reargln, a right-handed pltch.r. will report te the Brave, after the dele e( tha Seuth Allantte league .ea.en. Among the Independents I j utviiavMS as arses ihvvmi; ., tug Irm proved tee much for Ardmore en tha ?ja1Ur.Ult Ke unit Til 1 1 MrVntuai nlinkle.. Autoear grounee tail ni.ni ana r miner oer.d a T-te-4 triumph. McNelld drove two three-baggers te right field knocking In three rum. and al.e .cored thrjea hlm.elf, there fore accounting for alx uf the een Flelsher run.. McKenty, although walloped for ten hit., was, .teauy In the plnche., The came between aermantewn and Hill dale ended abruptly In the latter portion of the eighth round at Chelten avenue and Magnelia .treet Ip.st night, The .core atoed 5-4 In the colored team'. faer when they walked off the field en a decision which put aermantewn In a position te tie the .core. The umpire, ufler waiting ten minute., for feited the'gama te Dine Uennl.' clan. Ilarlmrach and Hlenten playrd tn a 4-4 deadlock In their game at 1'hU-ElIena and Muisrme streets, The teams did net get under way till close te 7 o'clock, and by the tlme the seventh Inning rolled around dark. ness hnd set In and it was necessary tn Milt the fume, Manager I.U l'owelpand Mallny were the opposing pitchers and each allowed lx hit., Khannhnn finally .hook its losing stre.k la.t night. Thirteen starlight game, had hern lnt bv the Catholic aggregation until they licked thn l.lt llrolhers nine by a 12-te-:! score, Manager Benner's new player, .bowed up well nnd batted the hall with vengranra te srore their Mrst win since the Ingcr.oll Ingcr.ell Rand lcten cIoee te three weeks age. The North FMIIIm bunch made It fourteen wins out of th'tr l.iit sixteen .tart, by taking Pnbsen Intd lamp at Fourth and Wlngoheuklni .treet. last tilstht. 4 te 2. nny ' Bltinaaer wa. online mnunn mr in. winner nnd he showed wonderful form, allowing the weavers only two uu, vein or waiea eerae f,e seeena inarav. , v Xi Today's Independent Game And Results of Yesterday 2 ""' FMUt Itebrewa'al BettUi rhllfles, m aaa nnir airreiB, , .Philadelphia Terminal at Yleleher, Tweafr- elsth end Reed atreete. ' ,, J. Dobeen mi'BtUMbmtg. BleaateM and Orthodox gtreeta. i.Har(k PhlMUi at 8. Beraabaa. "Irtr- flrth street and BTmweed .av.nae. . . . ' Cheater t Baeharaeh Olaate.lmlMtea. Hhenaher. at , Lit Brether, Jnftr-feMtk etreet and KlaiwaM areaae. . wrtraia Parr ai xieeareuewe, nttr-rearta street and Klmweed aveaae. . Keaelptlva CeasTraTatMnat at N'aMftar, iHurrsa. ana tintana .treet. West rnlladelDhte Ofant a te at Ht. Cetaatbe, luahiiBjr esa. Tweatr-nrth etreet and Allesnear avea Htead a Miller at Greenwood Ail. Stead a Miller at Greenwood Peet. Tulip and Ann etreet. Wlliweed at Fes Meter. r "areata arreet and Orange aveaae.. r . s Cheltenham at Netseeaie. I aai Teaaaaw treet. . -r . Camden Cllr sal NaahvUta fltaata. Blta- eenth and Reckland streeta. .. Theenlt A. A. at ClearteK, TllrtT-stttli and ClearfleM street. Bntler atreeta. ' sanaaaie at Marsnaii e. BBitta, Team aaa WMtrnghens at Camden Pablle eJerrle, tearSLl alrafa. C'AsadkB. Twelfth' and rertr-en y-elhth Ward at rnrltaarSeeeael and viearneii d treetf. tie Dlrlelea Atlantle Dlrlsiea at Aoeabea.' V. 9, baa. If. J. Venan.s A A. Frai Ira atLKeretea Telaaheae Cempanr. Frankfard relealal Ire Cream at Narberta i a.aetNa. EaterprlM-Menafactariaa Clak at Clrt, lyrnhlll Prk. V Hadien Helahta at Maneltaf New Yerk llleemer ' Olria at Feller, larfr-alahtli anJ Wil,i . jLCr!"-,,tAMaoeek' rra"fert aveaaa' aad M4j.leVrCM.taS?.b. -'" eS7MJ!nd,.f-iTn5!,eew' BUm "' k wm1 Aircraft FaeterrTB. V. . Badgar, 8 P. M., Leasree I.land Navr Tari. nl?i'i.r. Thirteenth and Oresea avenaei W.!n:,h,.!reVt..,a,r,e4' ' 8h"-- IABT maRT'fl SCORES ;r7.gArdiS1SV, n ""V " i nerri.Tiiie, e. .wwrKi uil aat. 4i Btenten FteU Clnb. it inning.), PUladelphii a Electrle. lit p. e. S. ef ftertn rniiues, 4. Debesa. t T. D. Kaae. i I.lbertr Star North Phillies, j. u. suae, jit J.itwrtr Star. jrertr-eifMh Ward. It BelflaM l in . nlnjt.) KenalnrfAn f1anrva.lMl a. ?m.ti.- Olnnte. 9. -- Ixgan A. A.. Si Puritan. B. Seuth Phil.. ISi Camden Cltx. 1. Atene enurat. Si nartram Park, 1. Kismet, S llalcen, 8. Amity. Si Warwick. 9, Cai Pai '!1-1 "J wim.w,Km, 9 tnearai, li American achal B. C. Si Henth way. a. A. A., a. Weatern Eleetrl sen Eleetrle. Reekledge. Si Cheltenham,. S. 0 Tan B. nevran, vi si. siarnaaa, e. St. Cecilia. Mi Farren. S. "TrtBle." lit Aater. iMir. s cartunai n. v. Ol NlM Atmm. 9 ... Reiberensh, 7i Nerrl.tewn Stare, 4. Sneerler A. C. Si Black Sex, a. Ceinmbla, Si Senthwark, a. Fraser B. C. Bi West Knd. S. Crown A. C. 7i Pelthal A. 0 8. Pf Panl C. C.. 10) Traa, 4. ftlnceten A. C, Ai Manttt F. C. t. Colen Clnb, 4 Fex Moter, S. Stead Miller. i Fink CempaBr. MANY STAR GOLFERS ' ENTER WESTERN OPEN Qene 8araxen Expected te Try for Crown Held by Hagen Chicago, July 35. Virtually the same golfers from whom Gene Sararen, of Pittsburgh, recently wen the na tional open championship at Skekle will compete In the Western open tour ney at Detroit August 23-25, it 'was announced today by Secretary W. W. Marless, of the Western Qelf Associa tion. The contest will be played en the links of the Oakland Mills Country Club, said te be one et the finest tests of golf in the country. The affray Is open te all professionals and ama teurs in the world, and it Is hoped that tbe four British professionals new touring the United States will com pete. Definite word has net been received from Bebby Jonas, of Atlanta, and Jehn Black, of Oakland, Callf.v But they both have said they would play, If possible. Sarazen Is expected te try for the title new held by Walter Hagen, recent winner of the British open crown. MACK LIKES SANDROW Wants North Philly Inflelder te Re Re eort When Team Returns Leuis "ingle" Sandrow. the second baseman of the North Phillies, may be seen with the Mackmen befere the close of the season. He had a workout with Manager Mack yesterday and the tail lactlciun invited the upteuner te play exhibition games with tbe team. Snndrew explained that he wits under contract with the North Phils, and then Manager Mark made him premise te be sure and return when the Athletics cniiie back from their present tilp. Snmlrew is about the heaviest triue- uei' In IntlepenJent ranks today. He is hitting around I lie .000 mark, and in variably has two or three extra-base hits each game. On Sunday he made the longest homer ever seen at Mahaney City. He was originally a fine baseman, hut sinie joining the Phils, Perry Iletf snyder has found 'that he Is better at second base. HAS FAST' BOYS' TEAM ; Annunciation.. Hps Wen Fifteen Out "of "Twenty Games 'Played Among tbe boys' clubs baseball teams in tbe city which are making geed en the diamond, none stand out mere prominently than the Aunnunclatlen Beys' Chib. a downtown nine, comnesed i.ef youngsters from fifteen te seventeen years et age. This team has engaged In twenty gemes this Reason and has a record of fifteen victories. Such teams as Vedges B. C. St. Jehn's Hely Name Juniors and Dickinsen Giants are among the teams defeated. Themas Clark and Jeseph Splnellt are the pitchers, while the receiving Is done by James Lembard), who also is arranging the schedule. Address him at 1713 Seuth Eleventh street or call Oregon 0334 W. r Scraps About Scrappers Temmy Craneteu. retired boxer and who ha. been a member of the police force he-e for several year., Iuih returned from hi. mention, during which time ha .aw nieane Klorles, a Fllllplne, box twelte round, te a draw with Johnny Hhugrue. Cranston .ay. Flerle. leek, like the class Temmy re turned te Philadelphia In time te box a four round draw with Jeck Fuh., a fellow police man, at the St, Aleyslu. carnival. Willie flreen. Kensington featherweight, has wen three bout. In a row since hi. la.t deiwtture from Philadelphia. lie I. making hi. home In Louisville, Ky., with Eddle Stan Stan eon, manager. Green's Inst bout was an easy win against Henry Cellettl, Willie's next bout la tu lie with either Battling Bnrrera, of New Orleans or Krankle (larcla of Memphis, at Ieultillle August 11, Al Willi will meet Charley Lee In the wind up ut the Cambria Friday night. Charley O'Nell ,bexis Pat O'Mnlley In the rml-flnal. Prelims; Joe Phillips v. Bebby Itebldeau, Krankle Farm Dan Oartln and Al Markle s. Temmy German, Je Nelsen will lie In fit fettle for his mnu-h with Bebby Allen Thursday night at the National, when returns of the Leenard. Tendler bout will be announced from th. ringside. Other numbers arranged by Charley Cress are: Benny Pascal s Sammy Novla. Kid Cotten vs. Battling Keala, Yeuni; Hemme vs. Mickey Diamond and Kid Kllne , Battling Hick, Adam Rynn has finished nil negotiations for the sptclal wlr. at the ringside of the I.egan A, A. Thur.day for the purpe.n uf announcing returns of the Tendl.r-Leenard bout. Five bouts haia been arranged by Kyan, as follews: Danny Gorden is. Yeung Jack O'Brien. Jee German vs .Jack Ie.ter. jimmy uimuh v nii Muuevwrn, ifoueyf illitnt vm vs. Jimmy Willie, je" uvuxfis ana i.rry wnaien v "j(i(,J,n'V""', " V "LW V NOBBY AKDRBVf TALLBNTEtHUIant itatetman. appToachlne middle oee, but (till ueunein ipirU. Veftattd for PerllSment. he Be come Hferd In a new pelfKcel party, atmiea at ee-eserafiee of eatital and labor ter n aublie wtlfare, and f chetc or Prrmler. ' itRB. TALLBSTKM)he hat marrted. Andrete re erwara social amotiien. iraeinp nzr ertat LetatK for hie political prtttlet. yuriett at M dteUnlng a ottraat.e plot, with hit tterttarv, Antheny palllter, in whom .he no, a tenltmmtal Mtrttt. ANTHONY PALLlBBRwhe hat .(elen val uable political paper from Andrew, qtid uhe, afttr a euarr.l, hat mvtttrteutlv die appeared, LADY JANH PAHTtNOTONAndreu't tuaf .. itelehbar. teha ttr hit interest ertatlu afttr hit tttaratien from hit calculating lele, Thoveh tht dauehttr of a Duke, tht it somewhat ociell.Hc, eonduettne her tttatt en .ucIT principle. She i. infev teltft'Xndrew, STEPHEN DARTRBYthl great Laber-IAb-eral chief, a ttatetman, but without ability a a tarty leader, for which hi pick Tai led te. NORA MI ALL a fatctnotlne iovne feminist and radical, in love with Dertrev. MtLLERa coarse-grained radical. SAUNDBRSON rose te his feet, a man of different type, blunt of speech, rugged, the typical working man's champion exceqt for his voice,; which was of unexpected tone and quality. n "Mr. Weavel and the rest ofreu," he sold. "I differ from -Miller. Thai's lucky, because you can vote new net only for the man but the principle. I have loathed strikes all my llfe, ju?t because I am political economist enough te loathe waste and te hate te sec pro duction fettered j that is, where thre fruits of the production are shared fairly with labor. I like Dartrey's scheme and I am prepared te stand by It." Bnundcrsen sat down. Dartrey and Tnllente left the room while tbe busi ness of voting went en. Dartrcy had n private room of his own In the rear of the building and he and Tallentc maue their way lhcre. .... , "Theso men have a geed deal te de cide," Tallente reflected. ."It's queer hew the balance of things has changed. I don't suppose any Cabinet Council for years has had te tackle a mere im portant problem." .. .. . "I wonder hew they'll vote," Dart rey speculated. "WcaVcl's our man. , "Yeu can't tell," Tallente rep led. 'You've given them something fres.lt te think about. They niay even decide net te vote today, at all. Miller bar' some strong supporters. He appeals tremen dously te a certain class of labor and that class exists, you knew, Dartrey which loves the excitement and the leafing of a strike, which feels some how or ether that benefits get In any ether way than by force are less than thev ought te have been.' There was n knock nt the deer. Nor thern put In his head. He was tne Beet and Shee representative. "Thought I'd let you knew hew the thing's gene," he said, "l'here's an unholy row there. They've cnUcked Miller. Saundersen'a In by five votes. I'm off back again. Miller's up break ing, tearing mad." " He nodded nnd disappeared. Dart rey held out his hand. . "Thank Ged I" he exclaimed. "Lets clear out, Tallente. Nera must knew about this at once. We'll call at the Heuse and enter your amendment against the wte of confidence. And then Noru. 1 am net sure, Tallente the man's a subtle fellow but I rather think we've driven the final nail into Miller's coffin." CHAPTER XXI The great night came and passed with fewer thrills than any one bad imagined possible. Herlock himself undertook ihi defense of his once mere bitterly assailed Government and from the first it was ehvlnua what the end must be. He spoke with the resigned cynicism of one who knows that words arc fruitless, that the die Is already cast nnd that his little froth of words, valedictory in their tone from the first, was only a tribute te exacting convention. Tal lpnte had never been mere restrained, although his merciless logic reduced the issues upon which the vote was te be taken te the plainest anu clearest eie tnents. He remained studiously un emotional and nothing which he said indicated in any way bis personal in terest in the Sweeping: away of the Her lock regime. He was the impersonal but scathing critic, paving the way for his chief. It was Dartrey himself who overshadowed every one that night. He spoke se seldom In the Heuse that many of the members had forgotten that he was an orator of rare quality. That night he lifted the debate from the level of ordinary politics te the idyllic realms where alone the lasting geed of the world is fashioned. He pointed out nhnt government might nnd should be, taking -almost a Reman view of the cate of tbe citizen, ills early anu late cuuen tlnn hlH nhnnlderlncr of the reSDOnsl bilitics which belong te one of a great community. Frem the individual he nassed te the nation, sketching in a few nervous but brilliant phrases the exact possibilities of socialistic legislation; unil he wound un with a parodied epi gram: Government, he declared, was philosophy leaching by failures. In the end Miller led fourteen of bis once numerous followers into the Govern ment lobby te find himself by forty votes upon the losing side. , . Herlock 'found Tallente once mere slipping quietly away from the Heuse and bundled liim into ins car. xney drove off rapidly. '"Se it's Buckinghamshire for me," the former observed, net without jubi lation. "After all, 'it has been rather a tame finale. We were beaten before we opened our mouths." "Even your new adherent," Tallente said, smiling, "could net save you." Herlock made a grimace. i "Yen can have Miller and his faith ful fourteen," he declared. "We don't want him. The man was a Idttle Eng ender; he has become a Little Labor Laber ite. Heaven kqews where he'll end! Are you going te be Prime Minister, Tnllente?" "1 don't knew," was the quiet re ply. "Just for the moment I am weary of it all. Day after day, fighting and scheming, bpeaklng and writing, jist te get you fellows out. And new we've get you out, well, I don't knew that we are going te de any better. We've get the principles, we've get some of the men, but is the country lendy for our program?" "if you ask me, I think the country's ready for anything in tbe way of a change," Herlock replied. "I am sure I am. v I have been Prime Minister be fore, but I've ne,ver in my life had such an army et incompetents at the back of me. Take my tip, Tallente. Don't j en have a Chancellor of the Exchequer who lenities te take a bit off the income tax every year." "We shall abolish the Income tax before long," Tallente declared. "I shall Invest my money In Amer ica," Herlock observed, "my Bavlngn, that Is. Where shall I put you down?" "In Chelsea, if jeu would." Tal- lento begged. "We are only just turn ing en the Embankment. I want te see Mrs. Dartrey." Herlock gave an order through the tube. "I am going down te Belgrave Square," he said, "then I am going back te Downing street for tonight. Tomorrow a dutiful Journey te Buck ingham Palace, Saturday a long week end. I shall take out a season ticket te Buckinghamshire new. You're net going te natienalise the railways or hre you, Trtl'ente: what about season -.-rrr1 . -"--m VWloa.Wi.tleB ta nadir Penned," ,v A BmmDELBHtAi; TUESDAY, " rT--4rPl)f " ' eVfPT;, . " ' " ' ',r ' " 'T-w 'S WAN : By E. Phillips Oppenheim When thev eearehed tht mur dered man' i clothing they found nothing but a little box containing a mytterieue ' drug and d playing card, OP CLUBS ragedy begins romance of tlete retribu- ptayipgeard ,g accempanu read 'Jack e judgment Tomorrow Tallente replied.' "The Government will certainly ' aim at regulating the profits of all public companies and ap plying n portion of them te the reduc tion of taxation." "Well, aoed luck te yeui" Herlock said heartily, as the car pulled up out side Dartrey's little house. "Here's just a word of advice from an old cam paigner, leir re going te tap tbe peo ple's pockets, that's what you arc going te de, Trllentc, and I tell you this, and you'll find it's the truth principles or no principles, your own party or any one else's the moment you touch the pockets of nny class of the community. from the aristocrat te the stone-breaker, they'll be up against you like a hurri cane. Every one In tbe world hugs his principles, but there isn't nny one ""W U IIU1U VII lU UlCIIl 11 ill! 1UUI1U 11 was costing him money. Se long, and the best of luck te you. Tellente. We may meet in high circles before long." Herlock drove awnv. a discomfited man, jubilant in his thoughts of free- uem. xaiiente was met by ra in the little hall Nera, who hnd kept away from the Heuse nt Stephen's earnest request. "Stephen has done it." Tallente an neunced triumphantly. "He made the eniy speech worth listening te. Hor Her lock crumbled te nleria. Miller nnlv get fourteen of the ragtall end of his let te vote with him. We wen by forty votes. Herlock brought me here. He Is te have a formal meeting of the party. He'll offer his resignation en Thursday." "It's wonderful!" Nera exclaimed. "Stephen will be sent for," Tallente wept en. "That, of course, is a fore gone conclusion. Norn, I wish you'd make him see that It's his duty te form a Government. There isn't any reason why he should pass It en te me. I can lead in the Commens if he wants me te, se far as the debates are con cerned. We are altering the procedure, ns I dare sny you knew. Half the government of the country will be done by committees." "It's no use," Nera replied. "Ste phen simply wouldn't de it. Yeu must remember what you yourself said pro cedure will be altered. Se much of the government of the country will be done outside the Heuse. Stephen has every thing mapped out. Yeu are going te be Prime Minister." Tnllente left early and walked home ward by the leaBt frequented ways. A soft rain was falling, but the night was warm and a misty moon made fitful ap THE JMjK ? Thie aaf-Bl a iJflB CTItn r) aTtaBBBBwR Hen iiMm it .the ::VVi ment. "BegWie Jet. - WANTED COMPETENT MEN THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY WILL KMPLOV COMPETENT HEX FOB BAILROAD AEIIVICE AS FOLLOWS! MACHINISTS SHEET METAL WORKERS BOILER MAKERS ELECTRICIANS BLACKSMITHS CAR REPAIRERS Standard wages wllf be paid under rules and working conditions, with seniority dating from tlme of employment, ns prescribed by the United States Railroad Laber Beard. These wishing te enter the service of this company will communicate with J. E. CRUNSTEY, General Asent. Denver and Rie flrnnde Wr.tern. Roem 1715 Ne. SOB Urendway, New Yerk City FIRE'S Constant Raids Demand the Attention of Every Thinking Man FOR NEW APPROVED SPRINKLER SYSTEMS CONSULT SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Contractor and Engineer AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, POWER PIPING, HEATING 3239-41 MARKET ST. BCTIMKR BK80BTM ATLANAIC CITY. N. Jf The courtesies and conveniences of two hotels at one rate ELBERON ad fireproof Anne. Tennea.ee Avenue BS.oe, eDDO.lts Cstfcella and Prat. stent ehurehM Pfcoee 3T0S. RUNNING WATER Bful.ofc,len?!'1 Vn.Sr?u!?.f,Ie. - Whit, -rrtee. CpMniNEn CAPACrTT BOO wlnaewV" hthmI S-ThK"; R'Jr?1 Jtrene. Writ, for booklet end into map" aereen.a. Battling from bete!.. Oiraa. Beth hotel, nntjer personal direction of R. J. LUDY, M. D Owner BEST MODERATE PRICE HOTELS IK ATLANTIC CITY MONTItELLO Kentucky ave near beach Atlantla illy a flout an BOtal. llrAhBBlri nnui ana uw pi Orchestra, dancing, meat pepular-rale elevator. RU'INGWATER IN ROOMS Wrltefer booklet and auto raa BATte r-rfmTEL Ownershln min'.t. Fetter Wetlln.ee Mniucay ave. near beach) every meder. Improvement. Rat.. 122.80 up wkly. BklL Uvea all year. JOHfl n 4, Munt'in, uwsw. ?rtfTRAyMORE.ATcLtrNYlc Worlds Greatest Hetel Success c THE PLAZA Chanee a PaclOe. Us ""w "fined surroundings. Every epp. Open all yenr. Ueltrleh a KusHell.'litr Hetel Boacebal 5ntui.ky u, ar, UaUi : re uatning. Larta veranda.. Telephone 117. A. E. irAlO(C i'tm-esMtm!i . EftlaScryvvvrr JUBYi pearances, fflie rain fell llke little drops of Rllvcr around the lamp -pests. There was scarcely a brcnth of wind, and in Curzon street the air was al most faint with the odor of spring bulbs from the window boxes. Tallentc yield ed te.nn uncontrollable impulse. He walked rather abruptly up Clarges street, past his rooms, nnd paid a cu rious little visit, almost a pilgrimage, te the closed house in Charles street. It seemed te him that these drawn blinds, the dead-looking windows and .the smokeless chimneys typified in mel ancholy fashion the empty chambers in his own heart. Weeks hnd passed new nnd no word had come from Jane. He pictured her still smarting under the hting of ids brutnl words. Seme of his phrases enme back te his mind nnd he shivered with remorse. If only He started. It seemed for a mo ment as though history were about te repeat Itself. A great limousine had t-telen up te the curbstone nnd a woman in evening dress was leaning out. "Mr. Tnllente," she called out, "de come and speak te me, please." Tallente approached at once. In the din: light his heart gave a little throb. He peered forward. The woman laughed musically. "I de believe that you have for gotten me," she said. "I am Alice Mountgarren Jane's sister. I saw you there, nnd I couldn't help stepping for n moment. Can I drop you any where?" "Thank you se much," he answered. "My rooms are quite close by here in Clarges street." "Get in, please, and I will take you there," she ordered. "Tell the man the number. I want just one word with you." Te be concluded tomorrow Corvrieht, ltti, bv tht Bell Syndicate, tne, MADDONA GETS CHANCE TO REDEEM HIMSELF Te Ride In Team Match Race Against Carman Vlnccnze Maddona, Italian meter- paced champion, will have an oppor tunity te redeem nimseif against Clar ence Carman, who wns tha winner in their match race last week, when the Italy-United States team event is de cided en Thursday night nt the Phila delphia velodreme, Point Breeze Park. While Maddona will be paired with Geerge Colombatto and Carman's part ner will be Percy Lnwrenre, the grind no doubt will result in a battle between the stars who competed Inst week. The teair: event is te be nn hour's competi tion, nnd because of the lengncss of the rare Carman will be the favorite. However, like in any ether sports competition, the dope is likely te be upset. In the sprint match between Carman and Maddona the latter was the favorite, but Clarence sprang a great surprise by winning out in straight heats, ten and fifteen miles respectively. The sprint match race scheduled, with Willie Spencer paired ngainst Frnncisce Verri, is Causing lets of interest among the local hike fans. Verri had little trouble defeating Bebby Walt hour. Jr.. administering the first defeat of the local season te the young Atlantan. Anether interesting event will be en for Class B professionals, as well ns several numbers for the amateur bikers, fhen Pretten 6699 SUMMER BK80BT8 ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. IROdUOIS W Seuth Carolina Avenue, just off tha Boardwalk. Convenient te oil attraei in EVERY room Iinrs. i;pr,nr 'nnn 4KSt TV. $3 op Dlr.; Sp. Wkly. A.. nn (with ...I,) OSBORNE Cor. Peclfle and Aikan... ... Prlr. re rngeraUng plant: eiectrle kitchen eD.r. for ln.pectlen: running water; all euuide roenujl acruBUleusly clean. Klev.i prlv. oath.. beO rSirhCr.0.ma'")5iJ-t.,.,hne"K and ahSwer. ST Orchestra. oaeAlna: whit, seivlee: gereae, P00"'' FRY a HOCKENTtOnTT THURBER sV1!.?.""" ' oem. Bathing from hetel J I. BO day up. Bxx-lal weakly European nlix iu.taur.nt connected, una'v u .raMSi KINGSTON Oc..n ave . 1st hotel from Beach, overlook. WALDORF New Yerk nve ne.ir tench Bathing from hotel Moderate rates Cipiclty "in nS? Ing F H BRADY formerly Y Alt.e .?."i?' STRATH HAVEN 1,Rn,huc,,yttv'" Europ. plan (rms. enlv). Beautifully 're near eled Bathinc prlv Binder Hre... Own.1?.' tif.iit.t AUSTINE ;.",? p St. James pi. cieYe Runnlnir water 'ft rSSnT."' tt""pnn)U'?r?5? Gedwin 'ainy-gJrS s-T-rrsr wtwr (n reOBM. EUTOP. PluZ rf ,- .' ,XI"' i?25 -1922' -' .'T" ";-.. 7vzm&&'rmm irwntw. nmmm , vmam'WmfmM.lLlM aftVOBKWKAP T.AKIC. ME. MgfgJEJgeMkjM-Lial Moosehead Lake. Maine Mount Kinee Heuse and Cottages New Open Definite policy te establish exclusive patron age. iteaucea rates juiy ana August TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AVAILABLE Gelf, tennis, fishing, beating, horseback riding, baseball, moving pictures, dancing, radio-phone. Breker' effle Through Pullman New Yerk tc Klnea ar Philadelphia It) Pertladd, change for Klnea. Booklet and rates en request. , I. W. GKEENE, Manager , Klaea. Maias ATLANTIC! CITY. N. J. Under New Ownership Management LEWIS tMe & Illinois iwi,, close te Beseh In fsshiensbl. Ttsjnriere section. Medem, newly renovated; cenr. te entireties, stations, smuiements. Ilunnlng wster In room., Gsrue. Dathlng from hotel. Showers. Unsnr fsjssdeglelne. 13 tedsy up. speelal weekly. Am plen. B'klet. New ownership rninsgement. OS.CAK VAOO foreMrljr prprleter Meine. HaH SLEEP WHERE LIFE I SAFEST rlrk. Bteel and Stene Construction Oe.an and S. Carolina Av. Lar.est moderate rate house of modern large city construction. Het' and Celd Running Witir In All Reems Private Baths Iterater French chef. Excellent table. White service. Orchestra. Dancing, Free bathhouses for guests with Boardwalk entrance. All windows screened. IS.SO end up dly. Am. plan. Hperl. willy. Bklt. with auto read map mailed. Ph. 4014-1210. Paul.C. Besecrana. Owner. A JPfOD, aas.nlan fS.BO npiEnr.pian Bl.fle npispl.trkly. ALBEMARLE Virginia are. near beach. lock from Bteel Pier. Ideal .pet for motorists; 135. uuO ttus year for Improvement.. Electrle liftta. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Prlv. bath.: el.v.: luxurleu. .un room; large Colonial perch: bathing from heuse: etceL table; white service; erchestra: danclnet. Ownership management. OABLK ft DEV1TT NETHERLANDS New Yerk ave., SO yards from Boardwalk, overlooking lawn and ocean. Best located, popular Priced hotel, Capacity 400. Ele vator. Private baths, het and cold running water In rooms; electric lights. Table abundantly supplied with the best market affords. Music and danca fleer. Bathing privileges from hotel. $1 CO up dally. 117.30 up wkly. Amer. plan. Bklt. M. C. Sweeney. PLANADE Whole Bleck en Ocean Frent Coelest location Atlantic City. Ideal family hotel In Chelsea Section. . Capacity Five Iluadrcd . J Ownership Dlnctlea v BoeU. W. F. 8HAW u Tennessee ave. near beach. Thor oughly modern ; rates reasonable. American ami European plan. MUM It. KAWI.BI. 1'rOP. I lib tLWOOLl overlooking Beard. MU. Fireproof. Capacity Ml), Private c-the. Banning water In rooms. Elevate. K. T. (iBAFF. Owner LOXflPORT. X. J . HOTEL ABERDEEN Coelest spot en the New Jersey Coast Directly en the ocean front 20 min utes by trolley from Atlantic City. Ideal tamlly hotel. Single rooms, $20 week nnd up; double room. f!15 vteek nnd up Amer. plan New bathing beach. Jehn C. Oessl.r. OCEAN CITY. X. J. Dl.,mniilli Inn Atlantic ave. i. Plymouth Plymeutn inn ri Cattrln5 10 tb0, h0 appreciate comfort courtesy and service. Limited L capacity. BUIt. Ktfln Fisher Sully TRA.YMORE Nlntn nnd wiay. a 1 " x IW-" family hotel with run. water nil rooms. Amer. plan only. I). 1. Fry. Kimrfhmnre Nr' Beach Attractions; u owannmerc nnt tab,. b,,t MrTle Tn lmnMi.1 Near Beach, special June ine imperial nti, A- M. McOREuen DHQI VN HIS Central. Fur. rooms Near M. O BUELL. U.l.. U.ll Amnr. 4 Eurnp. lllfl Wm. ""J -" ley v Mrs F. D Mawll Kin RfKF 14th and Asbury. New open. BIELIWJ6 Itetes JOHN I. VAV TTVR TLXEYCK-LOKAINB nth end Central ave. Near. beach. F. E. TENETCK. WIMtnOOD. N. J. TUC WALSH 135 K- Plne A- Cleie inc. w rtun te j.ach anJ Matlenil noems nnd nparts for light housekeeping, week, month or mason Apply MKH THOI J DOYLE. Prep Arrsrlia Picturesque. Unusual environment. nrcauia Magnelia and l'.cina MRa F. D. MAXWELL. HAVILLA Burke Ave. near Beach. Under " new management. Geed table. Homelike, comfertahlo run Mr. R A.HnwarJ FENWICK neul n1 Rnetaurant. Ovp. ruinivn, P,nnlu K n. .t.tien. Boeki.t New CaleBial ah outside room.. Prlv. a new voieiieu pb btnifc T R nrteniPTOWk Delwrvn Olenwoed Ave. nr, beach. Ru. t,c";Jfn water rms Bklt Mrs Meuslsy. Amhatiader Arnrr. clan 121 E Oak. 0. Prrlnr Hall Cedar Ave. near Beach Rua. VV.UB1 ,nc Bter Mf, f, f.Ur),t vnAhnrsl 288 Cedar. 4 doere from Beard. viiuimm W)k, nm ,,, Mr 0fl,I() Reems nnd Apnrlment THE DERBYSHIRE Pacific A Juniper Cem, plan. Hskpg. prlv vni.woen crest, x. j. BEEMAR Ideal location. AL-y rooms. Excel, .table. Bathing from hotel Nell ft Ttmmes, Preps. PP1 HAM Lavnder Read. Opens July 1. rLLnrtlYl cnmptnn & Har-hurg' CAPEJllAY. X, J. KEEP COOL AT PAI'i: MAY. N j7 Ter booklet, write Beard of Trade AVALON. X. J. THE PRINCETON avalem Excellent cul!nr Running water, bathe .Near bHch JOMnril Y DILATUSH. Prep. HERJ1ERT Q REED. Manager , ASJ?DD' l'A.RK..X. J, RRIST0LW1W J-DlRECaYON OCEAN FRONT ASDUKY WVRR N.J. r?l 3S HOTEL COLUMBIA nfl . Ocean frent: capacltv 400, table ami 'se'rvlce highest standard. W. HARVEY JONES TOURS ffiflti THE MAGNIFICENT NEW WHITE HOMERIC Has Been Specially Chartered By Us Fer The 1923 Qrand Cruise De Luxe MEDITERRANEAN Sailing January 20 Returnlnc March" 28 Cruiie Limited te 500 Quests f,V,a Cuisine Service the utmost yet offered Sixty.Seven days of luxury, leisure, and sustained interest. A Prodigious Itinerary Full Information and literature en request THOS. COOK & SON Se. Bread Street, below Walnut Street, PHU-AMLalA rfl mi i -fifZ'ftMfllJtiimjA fe r m VA i, " w. . . s , ' EA ISLE CITY. N. , CaC U.... Centrally located "" "wieJ Frent. W. at. Strati OCEAN OltOVB. N, COLONIAL Main A v.. H bleak ece.n. Ca p. 100. Eure med. Arne, TUC ItV Ut-lftCt? 24 MAIN A' iiil. ara vJiOCBAN QHOVal. SmlNO LAKE BEACH, The Essex and Sussex e f .t.. n-.-l. M I riaiK aara. fHw.. ,. W trM fjmM saaaaaa1 ' 2 Ke.ert Hetel et Distinctive SupertarMsv J4 Irectly en the Oce.n Exceptional Oaf. , i $m C. S. KREH. Manager BEACH HAVEN. W. J. THE ENGLESIDE Private bath, with aea and fr.sh waterj five tennis courts; booklet. 11. K. ENOtJC Mur. Alse the Covington, west i-nnaqei DEAL. N. J. THETREVISAN gSft'.fcfc., The IdealIIomeIeej:oomeen.aulta' BEA OIRT. N. J. m. r-i e '- -sVrV-1l SKA Ml ItlEe 3IUUMW11 " K.S. A CMARMINU NEW HUTEIi ON J OCEAN rMONfi 1'IUVATE BEACH: , &E NIH: UOl.F. PELAWABB WATER OAr. PA. , IflTTATINNY The Mountain Paradiea, MllAlllviii Delaware Water Oap, Fa leading hotel. Capacity BOO. Open te Dlt bcr. Every modern appointment. High, ceel location; magnificent scenery. Gelf, Tenahs. Saddle Horses, Bathing, Fishing, Water Sports. Dally concerts nnd dances. Amer ican plan, also a la carte grill. Exeellee tahte; own farm, and dairy. Write ter ? . . nn. . aaa hnnVUt. auto map. ana nrriAu ivwm RATEf for SEASON. FAMILIES en tourists. jniiN riiKity uurg. WESH'OBT. W. T. STPORT HW ON LAKE CnAVPIAIM Housekeeping and Don4ieue.ke.ataa rettage. Own golf link., tenaia. beatlra. hathlna. flshlna. erehaati teem. heat. Rate. 17.00 up M H. I', nutth. Yrrtoert. N. PINE niLL. N. Y. The- Carnith Haute A??. 160. EleratMl - ... L.0() ,, MOa, i. prevements. Jewish diet. Battling. I rowing, music nnd dnnclnsr. Bnekleta. Berkewltz. Pine Hill. Ulster Ce.. N. LAKE flEOBOE. N. Y. Ta enjoy a charming anmi nan tirxirttiE. N. Y. SARATOHA BPRIXOS. N. T. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. FOR HEALTH AND RECREATION Reduced rate, during October and NevembeV. July. Septa BOSTON. MASS. MS;SiSfi neuisnncnv Bosron Hensiai Q?elaS2KP L. Coitelle, ,.'. J.rJ esevi n- wur euuiasm wrmtrn aildWrSekw4cBe)BB. CALIFORNIA Southern California "1 IP. Mfr. Alway Delightful. Send for Inforeaa- I tleii tn ALL-YEAR CLUB of MOUTH ERN CALIFORNIA. Chamber ff Commerce Building, Le. Angalae. California. LAKE ROSEAU. OICT.. CAJ. ' Get aw.y te hspplneis sway te the nerrTstlaK nlnecented.slecp-elvlnzalrofUuskeksLakes.TBMS UTjIl PMVfl rr rpemi (li4l rmta mWtm m eBRMMatienlaJtraM vwvaiat, eiVFMI apiiiMaak r, U Mt ltMla TOTRS LINE te BOSTON uape txi and New England Felate uaiiy acrvice All Tear Keund Concert. Afternoon, and Evealnaa Ly. Pier H,N.R..rultenSt., 5.30 P.M. NEW BEDFORD LINE-Te New ' Bedford and the Island, of Marthae Vineyard and Nantucket. Steamera leave weekday, only from Her" 40, , N. R., feet of Housten St., 6.00 P. M. NEW LONDON LINE-Lv. Weekdaya ( only,Pler40.N.R.,Heu6tonSt.,5J0P.r. ' AH Schedule.. Daylight Saving Tlraa H educed rate, en antemahllea whan u. cempanled by passenger. Tickets and Information at all piera and Consolidated Ticket Offices. M Clerk's 3rd (Jruite. J.ae.ry 2J, Iy21 ROUND THE WORLD "EMPRESS ei VRANCH" 18481 Cress TONi 4 MON 1 HS CRUISE.JIOOO .d bb Ineluding Hotels, Feci, Drives, Guides, eee. . Cl.rkOrilinsled Hound (he WorldCrel.ee Cl.rk's lth Cruiie. Febmsrya. 1921 tth MEDITERRANEAN BMrRESSel SCOTLAND" 25000 Cree. TaM 16SDAYSCRUISH.$00.Bdep Freak C. Clark. Times Building. New Yerk Hiirtlctt Tours i p.. '.'(Ml Se. 3th Mt. eui-r ERICSSON DAY BOAl FOR BALTIMORE tlme) Everv Tuesday. Thtirsdav and "at" . o'clock In the nin.nln. filBVllwhl.a.al.J urunv raie .-uu te iinitlmnr., S8.0 'SI '""nn irip ueii eeautirui riae out i-ituuueiriniu. - . .r.ll. :' NIGHT STEAMERS F01 "" """'' BALTIMORE Fare 12 no en way. IS 00 round irltj Dally at f. r. M .1 o'clock Saturday.. Bel B. uny nna mam steamers stnp at Uett.rtea. Maryland Send for r-vmphlet. SteamM i.1"'.'." . ('nm ''I'" '' be- Deleware Ave. Idayllaht-savlng tlrr.v CANADIAN NAIIONAL KAlLWAke hre Cumidit This rluninirr low Fures. I'nr full dunlin write E. JEN.NEV. 0. A. P. ., 1170 Braadwi New erk. X. Y. STAR LINER ! ",i v) : m JI '1 tm vT ' v . JLA --.i 3W L as M 'wl VM wi r IV 4 .-" X 'r!' ? J .M 'tV, i A ttfl. . , ycj vjiftih y 'A V'f-frWs'-tu r. ,jii,fi(wt .ft i!$$it$L i te&y
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