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4ided by McFdrIand's Miserable
Box Work. They Annex a
Hollop Victory
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By w. j. SIattery

The Beavers beat the Commuters yes
terasy afternoon in one Of the most
disgusting games Of ball that the fans
we're ever called upon to witness in
or around this city. For two hours
and half tie tossers slouched around
the field and did as they pleased.
Though the score was tied often. no
body seemed 20 take any interest in
rhe travesty on what was billed as
bssebaIl Portland finally won. not be-
cause of any good efforts on its part.
but for the reason that Pitcher McFar-
land was so terribly bushlike.
u was in their half of the getaway
inning that Portland hammered in FIVE
runs and said farewell TO the Com
nuters. When they came up for their
.fnsl wallop at the ball the score was
10 ; against them. Ryan, the first
man up. got as far as second, when
Dsnzig beat out a bunt and Bassey
outrsn one 10 short. making IL a full
house with nobody gone.
here Mcfarland issued his twelfth
nase on balls TO Johnson. forcing in
Ryan and tangIing Up the score again
But il did not remain that way very
long. for Cooney hit long fy TO right
tore OF a single that brought the other
Two across Groom polished of the
afternoons work with a double into
center. chasing IN Madden ahead Of him
and breaking Up the game so that there
was no chance 70 mend il again.
But the Commuters were not through
~ that, After two had been declared
out and with Papa Van HsItren on first
Billy Hogan dispatched the leather over
the right field fence in OakIandss half
Of the concluding spasm. OF course
Hogan could not turn this trick with
the bases fun or there would have been
extra innings But the fans all heaved
a sigh OF relief when they observed
that there was only one man on base
Texas" Mcfarland VIII never win any
medals IN this league unless he shows
rs something more than he had yes
terdsy- He is the worst that has been
trotted out on the slab thus far
imagine aRy pitcher giving II bases
on balls and then expecting to win his
game. Aside from this fault. McFar-
land is slower than an Eighth street
drsy horse and his tantaIizIng tactics
would rob any ball game OF interest
Tie score.
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Amateur Reinsmen
Have Big Plans

The members OF the Park Amateur
driving club have outlined a lively sea-
son for themselves on the speedway in
Golden Gate park They will hold Ave
races today. when the fastest horses in
training Will start. The horses will be
called out for the first race at 1:30 D.
m /. J. Crowley viii act as starter
John A McKerron. Dr. !. B. DalzieI and
@. Wempe judges. A Josephs and A
Melletx timers. and William A. Lange
marshal The entries follow:
Class d trotters-G. ID. Mackay's Ouin T.
W Thonpson's Ena z E Stocks Director B.
Belle Of washington
Class trotreTsM ". Hsrzox's Lady Nell
George R. Gays Lsddie G, z. ". ThOnps0n's
Lady Washington.
Class A pseers-D- Ho6man's Mary h
Thomas Browns Victor Piatt, G. Z. Eriin's
Toppey.
Kinney. E H AizeItiuxer's Dolador. r. T.
Charles III.
Class B paceFs-T 7. BannaB's Jim Chas.
Y. C. Hamertoa's Colonel c. = E Booths
satirwood- h. NJ Ladd's Rinsruse-
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California Promotion Committee
fORGANIZED IoC1-l

..PRoxorros-The act ~ e-onottax. .ev.,r-
nenrs scccur1ge8enE"-C Dfcctcrary
The Callfcrnia r-onoclon conmlttee has for
whole Il has nothing % se1- It's enerziss ars
csyoted 60 fostsriny All thinr that have ths
II gives reliable tnforuation On EVER subirsr
ecnnscted With the lnd1st-ies Of cziifornis- II
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Il gives information regarding labor co16ftisn-.
ff presents the opportunities and needs u Al
felds az business and professional activity ms
COMMITTEES n suppcrr>d by popular suoscrfpffoa
Af1li1ted with the con nittee 160 CON Der-
efa1 crgAnlxa ions q the state. win q nember-
shiD Of over 30.0o0- Meetings are held sent
annually IN different parts Of CAilfornla. eher.
nartars c< STATE interest discussed Had
q1Hrtrrs a khs COMMITTEES are maintained n s.u
Francisco In California buildng. Onion squarr
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
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FRESHMEN EIeHTs

Upon water and baseball diamond the
athletes OF the University of California
and Stanford viii meet today in three
decisive struggles Over at Sausalito at
10 o'clock the big varsity crews of
eights viii start on the two mile course
down Richardson's bay. When this race
has been decided first year men of the
rival institutions will in turn test their
Drawn and skill over the same course
TO the same goal. In the afternoon
upon California field the baseball mines
OF the institutions will play the
third game of the series TO settle the
intercollegiate championship.
In each of these contests last year
the cardinal was victorious. and interest
is unusually high as TO the outcome Of
this years struggle.
The relative merits of the two crews
is question which only 10 or 12 min
utes of heart breaking tugging at red
tipped and blue and gold painted oars
will answer On form and weight, as
we'll as heighth and in coaching and
experience. the Berkeley men seem to
have the upper hand. In the blue and
gold varsity shell are three veterans. in
the Stanford shell one. In the Berkeley
boat the weight average totals 172%
pounds, while the eight cardinal men
tip the scale at an average of 1861
pounds In heighth the blue and
gold men are all above feet, while
in the rival crew but two men are this
tall.
The Berkeley men have been trained
and coached by E. NJ. Garnett. who has
ofhciated as coach at the University of
California for the last four years.
At Palo Alto catastrophes have be-
fallen the crew. First the veteran and
victorious crew Of last year was treated
to general breaking up by TIE rulings
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of scholarship. Next came the illness
OF Coach Dan Murphy, which has forced
the entire task of training and coach
ing upon the shoulders of F. w. Turner,
the little midget who will COX" the
cardinal tomorrow. With this run of
hard luck the men started training at
Palo Alto three months ago and had
filed gaps and were rounding into form
when the recent disturbance deprived
the crew of it's mainstay. Captain Gay.
Training was broken UP for a week at
the most critical stage, but in the last
few weeks, rowing twice a day, the
men of the cardinal are said TO have re-
gained their skill and are in fine fettle.
Both crews will row their indi-
vidual strokes of last year. They have
been at Sausalito since w ednesday
night and are familiar with the course.
The races will be held in the morning.
as last year the afternoon breezes
played havoc with the shells and filled
them prior TO the race The fact that
each university has but one boat will
cause considerable delay between races
and is feature which will probably be
eliminated next year. as an accident to
the fiimsy craft would spoil either or
both races.
The baseball game will begin at 3
O'clock at Berkeley and the rooters of
the two universities will leave Sausa-
Ito Immediately upon the conclusion of
the regatta and travel TO the blue and
gold campus to cheer on the ball play
ers. Both teams have won games upon
their home diamonds by the same scores.
The two teams will be represented by
the same players in the same positions.
For Stanford Theile and Mitchell Will
pitch. while Jordan and Meyers is the
combination upon which California ex-
poets to win.
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very poor showing his previous time out. with
Jockey Aanders in the saddle
besides losing big bet on Tavora he lost the
mare as well Fl. r. Seharer claiming her for
SSS5. Tavora had won many a race IN the Mack
colors and she the apple of his eye
Jockey Sandy informed his employer upon dis
mounting that humping % which the mare
was subjected at the last turn principally
responsible for her poor showing in the race
lockers Manders and keogh. who were thrown
during the running OF the 1rst race, escaped
with minor injuries One OF Manders' hips was
painfully bruised and Keogh received 4 severe
shaking up.
Jack Keene was inclined to the belief that
Jeremish had good chance to win. but played
him to show only on account OF not exactly hk-
ing his position at the post
William Cahill entertains hopes OF getting his
fast sprinter Security TO the post the coming
week Getting Security In shape for racing Is
trying and tedious task. and CahiH has exer-
cised great deal OF patience with him all sea
son.
Bill Eaton viii be fred for faulty unperpfn-
ming next week Troublesome ankles accounts
for the propensity Of the colt 10 stop after
showing speed.
There is talk at New York OF a match race
between Jack Atkin and Roseben-
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Rides Four
Winners
Lad Who Rode Well at Ar
cadia Takcs Cream of Gard
at Aqueduct
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

AQUEDUCT RACETRACK, April "a
Persons who like real racing, at least
5000 OF them, stood for the Long Island
railroads service, with its increased
prices, today and made the journey
simply because the card was one that,
on paper at least, promised some OF the
best sport of the meeting.
The crowd made about as bad start
as was possible. For the opening race
they made Rockstone the favorite. with
Donna, Greene and Zal all well backed.
The former was the early pacemaker,
followed by Rockstone. but when the
real busy time arrived in the last fur
long Samuel H. Harris was there with
the right goods and at the end won by
about three parts OF a length from Zai.
which beat Master of Craft two lengths
for the place.
FIRST RACE-One mile. selling, 500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
12-l-Samuel q. Harris, los fBrusselD. ....... /
so.i-Master ' Of Craft. los esiccarthyi. ....
Time, 1:io 2-5. Donna, Robador, Greene. Rock
stone, Umbrella and Cary finished as named
SECOND RACE -Four and half furlongs:
S-l--Siskin, 106 lE. Dugan) -.............. /
a-i-Warden. los tMusgTavel ..---.....-----
Tines :s5. lO' pandeer a'sV waiere. Rnmsie ST.
Withhold and Forero finished as named.
RACE->l1 IurlO1gS, Sl,tUD Hd0eds
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
7-5-James B. Brady, i04 tMusgrave). .-.... l
7-5-Hyperion H. loo (Notteri ........... 2
12-I-Fieming, i05 &c. Burnsl --........ 8
Time, :l3 20 Don Enrique also
FOURTH RAcE-one mile. 81 900 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight, Jockey. Fin
s-2-Zlenap. la tiusgraEel .-..
5-1-Berkeley. Ill ilcDanieD ......... .
12-i-Poquessing. ia tBrussel ......... 3
Time. lao Is. Cressina and Zethus finished
named.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. purse. selling
$700 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey Fin
12-1-Blacksheep. I04 fMusgraye) .......
5-1-Harcourt. l07 (ShiIlingl ....... .
6-1-He Knows loo fMcCarthyl .. 8
Time. LA 10 Ida D: sungleam. Blue Heron,
0rcagna. Single Stone, Tea Leaf Sandal, Please
and Citizen finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Six and half furlongs, s7oo
added:
Odds. Horse. Weight Jockey Fin
9-5-Robert Cooper. l0S tMusgravel -
5-1-Troubiesome. los (Notterl .. 2
2l-Montauk, los fMcDaniell - 3
Time l 20 20 George G. Hall. Bolando. Var
ooro, Algie. Gramsar, Sweet Fern and Emma
Carus finished named
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Gossip of the Track

Entrada. Columbia Girl and Lord Nelson made
up a trio that showed sudden improvement yes-
terday. Entrada made a miserable showing as
favorite with Jockey Mcintyre up in her last
start but one, and last time out. with an sO-
prentice rider up, showed nothing YESTERDAY
she handed out prospective good thing
and that she lost by head was due solely to
Moreland's inability to ride as well as Miller
Columhia Girl close to upsetting caletrla-
tions for the form players in the fifth. She was
ridden by Van Dusen. the Johnson & Dodson
stable jockey, who had ridden her in her pre-
vious starts as well. Lord Nelson had made
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Glade and Bender in
Great Battle
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The New
York Americans were defeated here to-
day in a great e inning battle between
Glade and Bender. 8 10 2, Philadelphia
won on pass, an error by EIberfeld
and Nichols double in the twelfth.
After the second inning the home team
did not get hit off Glade until the
ninth. The score:
r. Fl. Z.
~ .,a. lo,h. --.-.-.-.....-.-.-- 10
inlihuelpnia 10 q
Smith.
CLEVELAND, April 24-Cleveland defeated
Detroit in pitchers battle. . to l. Drfroit-s
only run was scored Crawford's triple aud \
Ciark's error Scorp:
Detroit
Cleveland .-..-..-....... Z
Battries-Mullin and Schmidt; Joss and \.
Clark. "
WASHINGTON. April 24.-cy Young held
Washington down TO four hits today and Boston
easily won, Z TO O. Score:
nosten :. ..---.-.- 3
Batteries-Falkenburg, Gates and Strei; Young
and Criger.
ST. LOUIS. April e4-In pitcherx, hattie
between Waddell and Smith ST. Louis defeated
Chicago. to j, In the opening game Of the Sc
rtes here today St, Louis punched hits 10 the
sixth for two runs. Score:
9. - r. H. E
Batteries-Waddell and Spencer: Smith and
Sullivan --.-
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Baseball Gossip

acCredie twisted bis ankle while slidinr into
seconc bsEe u the eth inning and be nav have
70 play the bench for several days 10 come
though be says that he win get right back
frtO the harness this afternoon.
Harmon. the young Beaver pitcher nrobs bJv
viii work out with the Modesto team for
while Down that way the fans are crTsne for
Harmon 90 manager HcCredie has kinffIv eon
sented 10 let them have his pitcher for while
Harmon viii introduce himself the Modesto
fans tomorrow afternoon
Buddy RYAN. the new Beaver innelder. was
given bis frsr tryout yesterday after McCredla
uas Injured Ryan was chased out 70 right
field though be Is sn infelder. BE did not
lave q chsnce 20 show anything there. but
10 msnaRed 70 score two runs for the Beavers
and helped them win the game
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10. Angelo. :. San Francisco ;

los ANGELES. April 24-Ios Angeles again
tefested Ssa Francisco in the third game OF the
sfries today. II required IL innings Of beauti-
10 3 san Francisco took the lead In the
fg1rtb when they secured Eve hits and three
runs. bur after this they unable 70 do
anTthiug with koestner Delmas- stop OF Cur
ris hard drive in the eleventh. turning il into
q double plaT. the feature. Score:
Los ANGELES
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Parents who related by the blood
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lose its vitality from other the trouble will
become manifest and sometimes
the circulation and deposits
completely the disease quality
all impurities and and this fluid
ch health sustaining qualities S. s. purely medicine
and especially adapted to which
nourished by scrouous blood Sou medical
advice desired sent free to all who
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OAKLAND
sTfAARY

Home rin-HoFan- Two base hits-Danzis.
Madden. Groom. Sscri6ce hifs-Vsn Haitren
Haler. Groom. Co0ney. First base on called
-hs Iis-Or Groom q. OF Mcfarland 12 Struck
olIt-By Groom 6. BY Mcfarland Z. HIT By
ritcher-Raftery- Wld pitch-Groom. Time Of
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THREE base hit-zelder. Two base hIts-Moh-
fr smith Delmss. koestner. Easteriy. Mel
iyns Angeles 10. San Francisco 3 First base
- errofs-lyos Angeles ]. san Francisco 2.
vases on bals-0f Koestuer 4, OF SkIilman B.
Sfruck out-By koesfner e. Double plays
Smith % Bernard 70 Dillon. Bernard 10 Smith.
Passed oali--isa Longe Wild pftch-Skf filman-
pro 'ConrelI
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Beautifui Heidelberg InH. the German restau-
rant opens TO-DAY a. IS Kills street. Jun-fion
Market and Stockton
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The Calls Form Chariot Races afEmeryviIIe

q The dcap feeat order n which they fgar1h IN
b.
Weather cloudy
Irsek fast G Hopper presiding Richard
2E1Q 3
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Two Oh tue LOCALS reached nrst for the eight in
nings- Score:
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Cincinnati ........-.-....
Batteries-Lundgren. Ruelbaeh Killing and Mo-
ran; Campbell and Schle Umpire-O.Dsr
BOSTON, April 24.-Boston won glow game
from Philadelphia today, . to 8. Each pitcher
was bit freely and was rather wild Boston won
by punching hits and battery errors Score:
r. III. Z.
BOSTON -.--...--. q
Philadelphia .....-.........--s n .
Batteries-Flaherty and Bowerman. Hoeh Ne
Quiiian and Jacklitsch- Umpire-KIem
NEW YORK, April 24-BrookIyn won another
game from New York today BY the score 81 4 To
1. Manager MeGraw tried Crandan one Of HE
new pitchers. for eight innings and MsIsrksy
pitched the ninth. Score:
r. H. E.
bEooklyh q
new :
Batteries-Pastorius and Ritter: Crandau Ms
Iarkey and Bresnahan- Umpires-EmsIIe and
Rudderhsm.
PITTSBURG, April 24.-St Louis shnt ON,
Pfttsburg today by score OF to 0. Clark was
put out OF the game in the eighth inning f,r
questioning close decision. Both pitchers were
strong Score:
R. II. E.
st. Louis. s--.......-..... .
Batteries-Young. Hildehrand and ejbsou.
Raymond and Hestetter. Umpire-Rigler
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EDUARDO-SILVER LINE-LEGATEE
YADA-LEE HARRISON 1I-CRESToN BOY

0tds and upward
Remarks-
Yada's last race should be disregsr1ec:
the horse is good as ever and will win
here with the proper sort OF a ride Lee
Harrison's last race was also below par.
but the horse may be expected 20 do better
today.
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeffery
Ratings Deduct for each pound overweight
SEVENFULL-TRIUMPHANT A MURRAY

Clo5 2nd uQNdru.
Remarks
g<venfull has Il ca this Geld and should
win BIZ herself. Triumphants last race was
good enough to make him a contender here.
James A. Murray l. fast, bur is likely e
stop toward the end
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National League

CHICAGO, April 24.-The visitors bit Tupd
gren hard and often. pilng up four runs Only
two Of the locals reached first for the eight in
nings. Score:
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BEST CHANCE-SEVENFULL
NEXT BEST-OCEAN QUEEN
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T7me-.2z. AS f:O1. I.10 3-5. At pos
show; KorosfIsny. - place, ; sho'
Hope Trained by ". $. Heath
good. Won handily. Next three
Lord Nelson best ridden horse
bv Koro<iIany. then Nelson RESUME
ran > smart race. Sandy made 4
AmeIia od poorly On rail and bad
tnrn- but faded away at the end
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y G. H Ssth bernardo start Wo levrt Seondd drv
price limo ahcnefrm
a fair Fr Amau nc chance he
Zoe Younge en land Humoh hsd pun upb chance
2520 S Fdds Ta t ars
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OCEAN OuEEN-ALICE COLLINS-FRIEZE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c

*; year olds snd upward.
Remarks.
This looks Ike q tough betting propcst
ton. as nearly every horse IN the race ap-
pears 10 have a chance OF winning With
bit the best OF the racing luek- Hllgert
has been running with better horses than
these. however. and looks hkeliese of the
lot.
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)f at 4.0l. Lord Nelson. 2 place. A.
show. Winner ch. &. by St. Carlo-Gcod
Ruth W. Hector. Salvage Sfart
1rice-Cook 80. Amelia 1915. Brutus 60.
swsy In front. was momenfariiy eutrun
$ not sfterward In danger. K1rcsilany
b Belmere. Cook stopped at the std.
EIIerd looked TO have a chance at last
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MERCHANTS MEET
CONVENTION OF STATE AS
ISOLATION TOMORROW.
Judge Howell to Speak on "~0rganiza.
tion"-Eugene Kinkead's Sub
ject, advertising"

The Retail Merchants Association of
New Jersey will meet tonight at G..
A. r. Hall, Broad street. at s o'clock,
and dispose of all unfinished business
from it's last semi-annual convention.
Beginning at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, the forty-first semi-annual
convention will be held. the morning
session to be devoted to the business
of the association, and the afternoon
session to conventional discussion of
matters interesting to the retail trade:
A special invitation has been extended
to all Paterson grocers who can attend
to be present. z
Judge David Z. Howell will address
the convention, the subject of his
speech being Organization" and he
will be followed by Eugene e. Kin
kead, president OF the Jersey City
board of aldermen, who will speak or
Advertising" Mr.. Kinkead will en-
large on the possibilities and advan-
tages derived from display and other
methods of advertising.
The local delegates to the convention
are +. W. Netschert, Jacob Schafer
and Edward j. Thompson.
The officers of the state association
are: James 7. A. Waldron, of Jersey
City, president; E. II. Lytle, of De.
lance, vice-president; James Findlay,
of Jersey City, secretary and Henry
Gray, of New Brunswick, treasurer.
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RETIRING GRAND
JURORS AT DINNER.
Usual Happy Conclusion to Work of In
quisitors-Clock Presented to
Foreman Jepson.

Toasts and presentations marked the din
ner of the first December Grand Jury at
the Orange clubhouse in Prospect street,
East Orange, last night. Speeches were
made by nearly everybody on the subjects
In which the diners were interested, while
the presentations, as customary. were
made 10 the forman and the clerk.
Foreman Henry e. Jepson was remem-
bered with a handsome glass-encased
clock, and Clerk Timothy e. Scales with
a purse OF gold so heavy that it some
what encountered his homework way.
The Rev. DR.. lewis Cameron, of South
Orange, made a timely speech in present
ing the clock, while William B. Dickson, Of
Montclair. applied a few golden words Of
praise IN the presentation of the purse.
Each of the recipients responded grace
fully.
Isaac F. Roe was the tactful POSTMASTER,
and he demonstrated his fitness by the way
in which he introduced Judge James b.
Dill, Judge Frederic Adams, Under-Sheriff
Charles M. Mason, County Clerk john B..
Woolston and Assistant Prosecutor Wilbur
A. Mott. who were the invited guests, be-
slices the other speakers.
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STATE
u IDLE TO
WORK
Socialist Members Reich
stag Address Berlin
Mass Meetings.

BERLIN, Jan. M.-Five mass meet
ings of the unemployed. organized by
the Socialists. were held today In the
outlying districts of Berlin. Fully 49,
900 men were in attendance. Strong de-
tachments of police, armed with sabres
and revolyers, were stationed in the
vicinity. Interference was not neces-
sary, however, as the meetings we're
orderly.
Herren Singer, Bruehne, Emmel,
Lehman, Scheidemann, Steucklan,
zubeil and others, all Socialist mem
bers of the Reichstag, addressed the
assemblies and called upon the state
and the municipality to provide m
ployment and afford means for those
without work to gain a livelihood.
They declared that among the unem-
ployed in Berlin there were 24,826 skilled
artisans, belonging to trades unions, in
addition to many thousands of unor-
ganized and unslilled laborers.