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VITRY HEADQUARTERS
TO BE ABANDONED
PARIS, Sept. 21 The general head.
quarter, of the French army, estab
lished August !, 1914. t Vitry It Fran
cols, .soon will be discontinued after
five yearn of varying fortunes, vicissi
tudes, reverses and victories. It will
row be superseded by the old Frcnctt
supreme war council, with headquar
ters at the Military School In Paris.
Marshal Potato, it in understood, will
drop the title of commander-in-chief to
take that of chief of staff, which Joffre
held at the beginning of the war.
OLD GLORY FLOATS IN
BELFAST HARBOR SHIP
BELFAST, Ireland, Sept. J.--01
Glory waa floated from the masthead of
a merchantman In Belfast harbor th
other day, the first time in a great
many years. She Is the Lakeside,
bringing a cargo of many things which
Belfast wants, and Is the first of a
line of American ships which will ply
fortnightly between New York and Bel
fast. Her appearance here la taken as
proof that Americans are not going to
neglect the Irish trade.
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Aft'NOUNCE BILL
OF MO RACES
FORRNAL DAY
tiflht Events on Program,
Three Big Rivals Entered
in 3-Mile DashSweep
stakes Close. Out the Day.
The completed program for suto race
day t the fair 6aUrday waa announced
Friday and consiats of eight events.
One of these Is a tire changing con
to oe staged by Memphis dealers,
end one is an aula nolo mm th .-
melnlng six brig together' the classiest
rry oi orivera in the South.
The main Interest win ......j
in th outcome of the sixth and eighth
evtnu on the progrsm. The sixth le the
bnnr affair of the day with Koetl,
Evi'!6?;. RnJ ,t,1b". the three big
rivals, entered In a three-mile dash wkh
a flying Mart and for a purse of 5T
In il.JJ.."'! tl v beeS seen
r.r.r'ph's,.bf'"' Klllngboe. the
Canadian champion. I, freeh. from a
neat victory In Nashville, where Ke lAw
i 1 " rr,'" tor the mile.
In the sweepstakes of is mue seven
men have entered wlih a th
2,-i,",d..,h; 'nnr. This Is the
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fvame or Car rtri
Mooney-Kord
i"met Hoffm.n
Wisconsin Special Ttevnolds
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Name of Car nrlvA.
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onlv Memphis tire changing crews
Dletance, lo mtl.
Prices, Moo firft. 300
Handicap race.
Nam of car
Mooney-Kord
Fheelan-McGreror Special.,',
Wisconsin Special
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Event No. , Time trial
Drive.
I'oeser
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. .Reynold
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lima If traek record of n seconds is
broken; $1,000 to the car making the
fastest time If the state record of 60 l-l
seconds is broken.
Event N. 6. Three-cornered match
race. Distance three miles (flvlng start).
Pr cea isno first Mnn
Nam of Car ' Triv
MaxweU Kmki.
BiMieot EIHnghoe
Cunningham Plabrow
Event No. 7. Auto polo. American
champions vs. Paoifto Coast ohallengers.
Rv.nt TCa Aimm .m.nh .AA.ir,
plstancie, l mile, prliet, 1,06 first,
mow secona, foo tntra.
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Maxwell Koetsl
Briscoe . .. Klllngboe
, miser
Comet , Hoffman
Iftorla Adolfo
Wisconsin Special Reynolds
rrfaA mi-i.i. i.i.i ... .
mo "wiuiMiB apuoiniea ior ine racee
are: Referee, Mat. Selden; representa
tive I. M. C. A., John Rous; atarter. C
M. Darward, Chicago, 111.; Judges, Her
brt Caldwell, Coyle fihea, Ralph Roddyi
uiiicm. riBiin o. j naivBr- una wauer
WAinwrtght; pcorera, nobrt Vnn
baker, P. J. Qulgley, Milton Thompooa
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Again Be Held at the
Fair.
i S'kViJ "m,B wl" compete for honor
... ... luumi aiiuuai (ire cnanging con
test to be peeled of Saturday afternoon
tn CnnmnrHnn witk .t.. n., .
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v ?,"" luv'ng p win do awaraea
tHt; the pilot will rake off 60 In cash.
quarter mile post and race to the grand
Bin tlfl ttnAM ft iftm rla a AUia i i.
?fhK.rr.he;1.r1'1 b'ae. A mile
r.rVoi j . ,ul,"w- must be
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John Urtxa lnr.j.1 HnNi.nlatl.u ,u .
I. M. C. A., will Indue th. winner "
Fred Bowling, winner of the last two
f2nt.".?' ,wl" aln oarry th "olors of
the RMS lntntuinv UUI.k, u.
appointed undisputed champion, Is still
vomits iui a. inuuiit ana may iana one
before the race starts. Midnight haa
SneeH ynrl nrA.aff,n f. I.t..
Bowllng'n best time for the stunt Is four
uiiiiuit's iiai.
the real outstanding features of the fair.
There is no reason to believe that It
has waned In popularity.
The firms entered and their drivers
follow:
lOnlrnnt r..i
8'S!fy lr Co- Tom White
A " V;" l'lfl T"h
Union Vuloanlilng Co ftlack Joe
Kll rrit4k ln it. . .
81 e Tlr Co. Roy Jeffenton
BOSNIAN PRESIDENT IS
ONE OF SARAJEVO GANG
,r i ' udi oi tne
.'i w.. wer wrested by Austrian
authorities after the, assassination of
...i,.un inuinimu in ll, IB nOW
Ii a . ruvinciai government
of Bosnla-Heraegovlna, and Is recog
nised as one of the leaders In th new
CiiP oS. i ,"g0-1vi. tie is Atan
aslje Shola. He was kept In prison at
hard labor during the war.
,va, in ins oirice in what was
: : i"-' Aunimn palace,
Mr. Knola desi-rlbed his years In prison
and subsequent rise to powtr. lit Is a
ered to be a man of exceptional abll-
"One hundred and fifty-six of us
were placed under arrest in July, 19M "
he said. "There was no proof that ' I
waa In sympathy with the Jugo-Klav
propaganda, but the authorities sus
pected what waa In my heart. Nlxteen
of thw men arrstd at thst time were
condemned to death. The death pen.
alties were not executed, because of
the remonstrance of the king of Hpnln
but the prison sentences wora all mado
effective.
"I went to prison on July 2, 19M.
My cell was a small one a mere care,
and I was kept at hard labor. In Oc
tober of 1918, the people of Bosnia
Herzegovina, as In other .Tugo-Siav
provinces of the Auatrlan empire, an
ticipated the debacle of the empire, and
organised a national council for the
conduct of affairs. As soon as th
Austrian army fled this council came
Into full executive power, and the men
wrongly Imprisoned were liberated, t
was released from prison on Nov. 1,
1911, and almost Immediately was
chosen by th national council as pres
ident of the government of Bosnla
Hersegovlna." He said that the people generally
were in sympathy with the central
Jugo-Slav government at Belgrade.
IRISH F2MERS STRIKE.
DUBLIN. Sept. It. A strike of agri
cultural laborers in the Irish midland
counties has seriously embarrasicd bar
vent operations. Cattle are held up on
the way tu market, and in Dublin when
they reach the boats. This has led to a
diversion of some of the trafflo by
way of Belfast. The strike is most
acute in Klldare and Meath. but as
far west as Oalway correspoiidcrts re
port that crops are rotting In the
ground owing to labor disputes.
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Fresh Quarrel Is Brewing In
Baseball Over New "Shiner"
Oiootte, of White Sox, and Eller, of Reds, Assailed Heyd
ler Against All "Doctoring" of Sphere.
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BY GEORCtl S. BOBBINS.
CHICAGO. Bent. 21 "Every time 1
?et a pitcher who has something hard
o hit, that It lias taken hi til years to
perfect, enme one nets up a cry about
barring it."
This was the answer or unariee a.
Comlskoy to t query about prominent
persons In the gitme who objected to
the so-called shine ball. Despite all op
position, toddle Clcottn, foxy hurler of
the White Box, goes on pitching his fa
mous delivery and ginhblng Important
combats. Eller really learned this de
livery, which he haa perfected recently,
from the Wlilto' fox five years ago at
Mineral Weils.
American league malingers had about
tired themselves out yelling against the
delivery when up boba Hod Eller, a
former mnniber of the Sox, as an apostle
of Clcotte. Npw comes John Heydler,
nresldent of tho Natlnna.1 league, an
nouncing he haa Joined the forces of
those opposing the shin bull and other
freak deliveries. When the league mo
gul aftiemble In the National lengue In
December, the playing rules will he
amended so aa to put a ban on anything
but siraignswHV piicnine r'v imynier
Bans All Doctored Spberei.
It I Interesting to note th-U Heydler
is not only opposed to the shine ball,
but would outlaw the spltbsll a well.
All close relations or mo spitter are to
go If Heydler has hln way, Kmery, tal
cum, parufln and other foreign nubstan
cee should not be rubbed on the leath
er In preparing It for delivery, h
imnKs.
New Tork baseball men, nclildlnf
some of the Ixwt known scribes, have
come out openly agiilnst the rhlne ball
ana probably nave influenced rrHciaeni
Heydler in his determination 10 legislate
It out of existence In the National.
Tb isho dldn t pinch until worn by
McGraw. it Hoenis. Hod I'.ller defeated
the Giants last Krlday with the aid of
the so called shiner and by doing so
raised a storm of protest that ha swept
ovr th country In newspaper stories.
The present spirited race between the
Giants and Redu canned the riiinpua over
Eller' delivery.
"Crime " Ones Stamngs.
Fred Mitchell Of the Cuba and George
Stalling of the Uraves are leading the
fight on the ehlner ami, barked by Mr
Graw, undoubtedly will In time nut the
delivery out of existence in the National
league.
tttalllngs, whose team haa been de
feated repeatedly by Kiler. declares the
way Hod usee th delivery Is a frlme.
"Eller uses enough nornffln to was the
top of an automobile," complains bta.ll
Ings. Jack Ryder, veteran baseball scribe of
Cincinnati, denies toiler's suoceM In
baseball Is due to the so-called shiner.
"This sort tif thing l even funnier
than what Stalling said," wrtton the
Cincinnati historian. "A a' matter of
fact, Eller h?j been successful ever
ilnce joining the Red In the fall of
191. lie had been with the White Hox
on tho training trip that spring, but the
manager of tlie tflin had not ronnldore I
him ripe for fart company and sent him
back to the minors.
Made Good From Start.
"The Reds pl. ked him up tnat fall,
nd he made good from li e Hart. He
was never kent back to the minors after
Joining the Krds, and be wi-s Ju.t as
successful wnd?r Manager Mathewson us
he has been since. Ilia work in the full
erits of ICI7, between the ltd' and the
i'leveland Indians, wse the secaatlon of
the eerie, so the story that Fat Morun
taught him the use of the shin ball and
so made him an eff olive pitcher I
simpiy guir.
"As to the statement that without
Eller the Hds would be hanging onte
tho second division, the work of the
other pitchers and the entire olub
speaks for Itself. Eller Is the beat right
hander on the team, but he le not solely
responnlbla for the fact that the Red
are so fsr up In tho race. The "-eago
dope was Inspired by a couple of dlnap
llnted managers, whose team have
not lived up tn expectation and who
are looking for soma sort of an alibi.
Product of Imagination.
"As a matter of fact, th shine bull
Is largely a product of the batter'
Imagination. Eller Is a first olaae
S Holier, with fine control, a great deal
f speed and a good curve (ball. He is
smart enough to encourage oppoalng
baiters into thinking that he has nme
mysterious way of directing the course
of th ball, and they fall for it Just as
Trie Speaker fell for Eddie Clcotte de
livery for so long.
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