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Evening journal., 1911-06-21
There's Wild Throw Third Allows Two Runs That Give Reading
WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD


First Baseman Rowan. the
his appreciation by
ond
Bobby Keee pitched
terful after nae it, .
Pitcher Eddie Stack of the Phies the loss di
mond studded watch $500 which
from
More trouble
a wrenched pack
No celebration
Nationals But the few who Captain King
hearty reception
King Kaiser Of been
batting about IL
something n environ
Honus Wagner his a
he doing we'll Honus at
possibly a
Luderus of Philles with Z
single, double and homer And Chance
along with trading pitcher whom he had
.
Five the ninth Hghlandrs fa
There horse shoe either
solid clouting ~ /.
If he goes along at his Jimmy
third cornerer, will lead his brethren a
Detroit certainly has the Aneri
League. .
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
Fast City Horses Enter
for Next Six Matinee Events

Event No. g. Herths, J. w Willis;
Prince Elmo, Garden FARM.
Event No. 4-John Salter, Jr.. Con-
cord Stock Farm Arta. William
Lank; Dinah. NJ Lynch; Ignore. G..
w McElwee; Gestile, W. II. Lingo
Event No 5-Dsvid NJ. A. ~ Aims
COW; Dora Thorne. J. c. Boulden;
Monte. Jr.. John O'Neal; Paul Pry.
J. G. Hartmann.
Event No. 6-Denurs. 3. F. Stevens;
Horace d.. Concord Stock Farm; Dor
othy s. T. F Lynch Bohemia, W. B.
Ratledge: Prince. ]. w. Fell.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21

Six more events make up the
matinee card at Horse Show Park on
Saturday with Torfreda, Free Mason.
Hertha and Wesley Jr., in the fea-
tures. 1t ought to be the best raciug
of the year. The card:
Event No. 1-Torfreda, ]. P. Win
chester; Goodenough, J. P. Ratledge;
Reno. William Ward; Major K, Stan
ley Kite.
Event No. 2-Ama. W. O. Phipps;
Free Mason, II. T. Wallace; Wesley.
Jr.. J. G. Hartmann.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
GUN CLUB MERCHANDISE SHOOT.

What promises to be a banner event
at the grounds of the Wilmington
Club will be held on Saturday next
when there will be a merchandise
shoot AT present there are over IS
entries. This event will consist of a
% bird race. entrance fee being so
cents including the cost of the tar
gets. That no one will lose. the man
agement guarantees a prize TO each
shooter, and in addition to the regu-
lar ones there will be prizes for the
longest straight run and for the high
gun.
There will be large delegations pres
ent from Eastlake. Marshallton, New
port and the DUPONT gun clubs.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
SUITS BRING LICK no W. A.

After donning new uniforms Wawa-
set A. C. defeated the Marshallton team
on Saturday 90. The feature of the
game was the all-around playing Of
the victorious team. The Wawaset
team wants challenges on home dia-
mond or will go away TO play Send
challenges to William Dougherty. 1908
Lowering avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21

he'll keep him until he. has the PEN
nant cinched
The Lancaster "Intelligencer" is
ms King a big howl because Reading
HIS signed Manning and is throwing
all sorts OF insinuation about violating
the salary limit You can't prove an
accusation on wind--Johnstown Dem
ocrat
Now that DAILY is away from Will
mington he may pitch ball. Last year
be played in twenty-five games for the
Williamsport club, winning nine and
losing nine. Al the stick he batted
.235 in twenty-five games and he field
ed $40. At one time he was a careful
worker on the elevation and gad a
cool head, but he didn't show il here
player. but he didn't show it here.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
HARRINGTON TO
SIGN FOR LIFE

e. J. Harrington. the popular left
fielder of the DUPONT Club. will he
married on Saturday. l"Buck' has
been with the Powdermakers for four
years and has played a great game
for his team He Is now hitting at a
fast clip. having gotten four out Of
four times up two week ago, and last
Saturday he raped Vic Willis for
two. Beside hitting on the ball field
Buck has also made hit among the
fair sex with the result that while
his team will he tieing up Seahoard
on Saturday he will be tied up by
the narsOn
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
GOLF TOURNEY

The annual invitation golf tourna-
ment of the Wilmington Country Club
VIII open on the links of the club to-
morrow morning and close Saturday
afternoon. The tournament promises
TO measure up to the usual success.
for there will be sixty we'll known
visiting golfers participating in addi-
ton to members Of the Country Club.
Fine trophies will be awarded the
winners Of the different classes. There
are forty-three pairs.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
GERMAN MISSES
3 OF 200 BIRDS

Lester German, the we'll known
trap shooter of the dupont Powder
Company, led the 162 trap shooters in
the preliminaries in the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap events at Columbus,
Ohio. yesterday. German got 1877
birds out of 200. c. G. Spencer was
second with 1911. and H. H. Stevens
and J. r. Taylor were tied for third
place with 1S9 each. J. r. Graham
Won first in the amateur events with
1870 out of 200.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
TRANSFER A
SEMI GAME

Manager Hastings and Manager Nc
kenna, of the Rose Hill and Madison
Semi teams, have arranged to play
the game scheduled at Newport on
Saturday, June oath, at Eden Park
instead and all the players Of the two
teams to take notice and report at
Eden Park on Saturday, June "a at
2.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
ODD FELLOWS AT
OUOITS AGAIN TONIGHT

The quot teams of Eden and Della
ware Lodges. l. o. O. F.. meet tonight
in Eden's rooms for the second series
of games in the championship quot
tourney. The first game will start at
s o'clock. Each team will show its
best pitchers, with Wells and Rod
man on the Eden team.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
THESE THE CHAMPIONS.

Siitoe and Jones turned the tables
ON Pierson and Ector last night. win
ming fourt straight games. n. Loft
land and Robb. of Wilmington, came
out to show their speed. but we're
beaten in five straight games.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS TENNIS.

There has been a tennis league
formed of players about Is years Of
age in the vicinity of Washington
Heights. The season will start on Mon
day next The league teams are: Can
non and Mckenzie; Grove and Martin;
Shepherd and Kusey; Weldin and
Nowland Goodley and Stayton.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
PICKUPs, BY "PROFEsSOR.v


o. U. Stetser. He had Ashley
swinging in the air after the first.
Who said Stetser wasn't a pitcher?
Livermore, for Glover, certainly
does heave that pebble to second He
had poor r. Minkers hand burning.
Walters, of Ashley. must have been
TO the aviation meet. He went up IN
the third
Aikens hasn't as yet recovered his
fielding form. Hustle up, Holt
Reed and Shellady warmed the
bench for Glover. They are called
upon only when the manager wants
a home run knocked.
Grubb, the midget. for Ashley. rob
bed Stetser of a possible home run by
great running catch in the third
with the sacks full
Brittingham chews too much grass.
He is as green as grass. A shame.
R. Minker-Vansant held down short
and third in fine style.
II told you so. High"
Evening journal., 1911-06-21

Stain your floor with Brack's Var
nish stain, then give a coat Of our
Floor Varnish, these give you the
best results possible to obtain. Bam-
berger and Robins. No. 204 w. Sew
enth Street."
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
CHELSEY GETS A GAME.

On Saturday afternoon Chelsey will
play Gawthrop, al the formers
grounds. Chelsey has won ten games
and lost one. The only team defeating
them was Rookwood, who were after
wards downed by the Chelsey boys.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21

Stain your floor with Bracks VAR
nish Stain, then give a coat of our
Floor Varnish, these give you the
best results possible to obtain Bam-
berger and Robins, No. 2O4 W. Seventh
Streets
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
YpSfprdavsc Seorpc
Standing of the Clubs.
Schedule for To-day.

Lancaster at Harrisburg.
Altoona at Trenton.
Johnstown at Wilmington.
York at Reading.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
WIIMINGTON

Wilmington e.. 20 0 0 o 0 0 90
Struck out. Ramsey. a; Zeigler. Z
double plays, Keister. Marhefka, Bas-
lian. left on bases, Reading, 8; viii
mington. A.; stolen bases. Reading,
5, sacrifice hits, Coughlin. 2; hit by
pitched ball, Rudolph; base on balls.
Ramsey, 1 zeigler, 4; time OF game,
lao; umpires. Walker and Glatz.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Schedule for Today.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Schedule for Today.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Pittshurg az Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.
Johnstown, Q; Harrisburg,
York. 3; Altoona. /.
Reading. 2; Wilmington, 0.
Trenton. z; Lancaster. 0.
Evening journal., 1911-06-21
CLOVER WINS FROM ASHLEY.

In a well-played game, at Eden
Park, Clover A. c. defeated Ashley
Juniors by the score Of Z to 3. The
feature of the game was the batting
Of Livermore, Stetser and NJ. Minker.
Score:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
Burglars Loot Fruit stand.

New, York, June A. Armed with
cans Of tomatoes two burglars who had
looted fruit stand fought duel with
a policeman in a dark hallway of 4
tenement at 1913 Second Avenue early
today. One OF the burglars, John
Acke, 10, OF 232 East 10l! street, is
dying in Bellevue with bullet in his
abdomen. Policeman John j. X Troy
tried to capture the burglars but was
ielled with one OF the tomato cans. He
then shot Ackc. A second man, Ed
ward Chrystie, Of 1913 Second avenue,
was arrested and held on a burglary
charge.
4 few minutes later Tony Jantrkas,
lg, OF 3l3 East lO3 street. and Gustave
Magaties were held up by three men
on l13 ST ert JantCkaS RESISTED and
was probably fatally stabbed. The
police arrested Frank Fl. Boyle.of 214
West ll9 street, joseph Scott, Of IL
west 121 street, and Benjamin Bak.r,
Of 81 L,witI.'r street. charged with the
cri I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
ORPHANS To HAVE TRIP Il
EIks Will Take Youngsters to Mar
i shall Hall next Monday On Ex-
CursiOn.

Plans are now being completed by
Alexandria Lodge OF Elks for the
excursions Of the orphan children OF
this city to Marshall Hail on next
Monday. The excursion is being given
by Washington Lodge and they have
invited the Alexandria Lodge to have
the youngsters OF this city accompany
them.
The boat will leave Alexandria at
1890 a. m. and Oh he arrival at
Marshall Hall luncheon will be, sersed.
An interesting program for the little
ones has been arranged consisting OF
games and sports OF various kinds.
All the orphans children OF Aiexan- :
dria are invited to be the guests of the
Elks on this occasion and should be
at the wharf at ten O'Clock.
The little boys and girls OF the
Children's Home will he on hand and
expect to have an enjoyable outing.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangement is Robert 5 Barrett, chair
man, Herman Friedlander, James A.
Martin and Thomas Chaunccy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
To CAMP At CULPEPER.
First Regiment Will Go Into Camp
July 1880. Dates are
Selected.

Culpeper was selected as the place
for the encampment of the First
Brigade Of Virginia Volunteers at a
meeting OF the Military Board held in
Richmond yesterday.
Adiutant General Sale has issued
his orders for the encampment and
July % 80 has been selected rs the
dates for the First Regiment Infantry
of which tue Alexandria Light Infantry
is part.
Officers and enlisted men will he
issued transportation from their home
stations to points OF cncampment and
return, but in cases where officers are
separated from their commands, they
may report to and obtain transporta-
ton from the nearest command.
Men enlisted withiIa period Of thirty
days prior to encamDments who have
had no previous military service, will
not be taken to camp
During the enCampments OF the re-
spective organizations field inspection
will be made by officers OF the United
States Army detailed for that purpose
State pay will be allowed enlisted
men for services at these encampments
in addition to pay received from the
United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
WHERE THE MONEY WENT.

j. 3. Martin, captain Of a sloop lying
AT one Of the city docks at the time,
was arrested last Saturday on suspicion
Of stealing S161 from William Bland
living at Cherry Hill. Prince William
county. 1t was shown by the evidence
before the Police Court on Monday
that Bland had heen spending money
freely on Friday and that he had turned
over S120 to a saloonkccper to hold for
him until the next day This was re-
turned to Bland on Saturday by the
custodian, and later he renewed
his carousals, finally reaching a resort
on north Lee street. Finding himself
without money. he claimed he had
hcen robbed, and the arrest OF Captain
Martin followed. There was no evi
lcncr whatever to show that the ac-
FUSED bad taken BANDS money, and
h, aas dismissed. 1t now appears that
Bland. after receiving the Sl2O from
,.c >aloonkeeper, paid George Ayers
Sill for gasoline engine for Il boat.
l'hi. left him but 50 Which he soon sue
cCrdryi in spendjnp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
STRIKE OF SEAMEN
TIES UP STEAMERS.
Serious Conditions Brought About
by Wholesale Strike of Crews of
VesseIs---The Olympic on
Maiden Trip.

Liverpool, June 14.-This was the
first of the big British ports to feei the
effect Of the general strike order issued
to the union seamen to enforce the
ultimatum served on the shipping
federation some time ago The crews
OF the Teutonic and the Empress OF
Ireland abandoned their vessels today
and the ships are now tied up unable
to sail on schedule. The crews OF a
number OF tramp liners followed the
example Of the zen on the big Amerl-
can liners. The men are orderly having
heen warned by their officers to keep
away from the water front.
Tom Mann, vice-president of the
Seamens Union, in charge OF the strike
here, said today that not only Will
the seamen strike but that the major
ity of the dock employees and long
shoremcn will take advantage OF the
opportunity 10 demand better wages
and improved conditions OF LABOR.
Officials Of the various lines are
making preparations to ship strike
breaking crews. The union men say
they will not oppo this, as the en-
ployers cannot get competent men,
and passengers will not risk their sail
ing in vessels manned by incompetent.
Southampton, June 14.-Thc gen
eral strike Of scamen, called by the
international organization, began TO-
day. Up to The present the movement
is not formidable.
Antwerp, June 14.-RepresentativeS
Of the ship owners and the scamen 5
union conferred with the Bursomaster
today in an effort to settle the strike OF
scanen and firemcn which started to
day. The Red Star lirer Finland and
the German steamer Marquette are tied
up, their crews having refused to sign.
Southampton, Eng. June l4.-lhr
White Star Company today conceded
the demands Of the striking coal porters
and agreed tentatively TO the demands
OF the sailors union, thereoy permit
ting the giant liner Olympia to get oil
at noon on her maiden trip for New
York. The company held out as long
as it dared, and it did not want the
new liner, the largest ahpat, to suffer
the hoodoo Of a delay on her maiden
trip.
The Olympic carried number OF
passengers who were to have sailed on
the St. Paul. which is still held up by
the coal porters strike.
The Olympic is $50 , feet loHg
over ALL and is OF %324 tons register
and 80, 600 tons displacement. She is
due in New York next "Wednesday.
New York. Jurc l4.-PTopheSying
that within a week the big shipping
interest Or America, Great Britain. and
all Europe viii be so crippled as to
tie up freight and passenger
n between the worlds
largest poriS. unless shipping inter sts
recognize the National S,ilorS and
Fir meas Unions an! g:rni them their
demands. Matthew TcarIc, iclt cate to
America. totIay uu'Iiucl the history OF
tie fight til" union i making II an
exclusive ~tatcmrnt,n The Uri',i Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

City Sergeant Cox to-day posted lists
oi qualified voters at different places in
the city.
While the heavy rain was falling in
this city yesterday afternoon, Mount
Vernon and vicinity were being pelled
with hail.
The lady board of managers of the
Children 5 Home will meet at the home
tomorrow (Thursday) evening at $50
o'clock.
Up to twelve o'clock today but 53
dog licenses had been issued Last
night at ten O'Clock there were more
than j3 dogs barking and raising The
mischief on south Lee street in the
neighborhood OF Zion Church
Five male applicants Tor positions a.
stenographers and typewriters took the
civil service examination in the post
Office building III this city today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Lightning struck the bier Of Carsten
Stcmmermann in his hGmc. at Stony
Point. near Yonkers, n. y, Sunday
night, blarkened his corpse, and sci
fire to the house, which was burned
to the ground His two nieces drag
sed the body from the burning build
ing.
Because the illness Of the presiding
Judge, who has ,inre died, created an
atmosphere prciudicial to the defend
ant, the Court OF Appeals has granted
ney trial to John Kinney. convicted
Of murder in Albany, n. y.
OF the 50 graduates in medicine in
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore,
SIX were women, three oil whom have
been given places in the University
Hospital.
Frederick ID. Power, u. d., one Of
The oldest pastors in Washington in
point OF continuous service died this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
To War on Federation.

Pittsburg, June l4.-Open war prob
ably will be formally declared against
the American Federation OF Labor by
the striking shopmen of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad when the question
comes up before 4 committee from
various points on the system this after
noon. The strikers recently joined the
federation whose leaders led the walk
out. The trainmen's unions are said
to have promised every possible aid
toward settlement of the strike if the
shopmen leave the federation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
Bank Robbers Captured.

st. Petersburg, June 14.-In run
ing fight with bandits in the mountains
OF Novorossysk today, three Of The ten
men who yesterday robbed the No
yorossysk branch OF the R,:ssiam Bank
OF Commerce OF more than $50, 900
were captured Two OF them were shot.
one dangerously. One OF the soldiers
cffecting the capture also was wounded
The robbers had killed policeman and
wounded three bank employees while
looting the bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
fRljl t,.fIIICrl.

New York. June 1t Asserting that
they would prove thar Lillian Graham
and Efhtl Cnn,ai. tn" tao girls hel,i
for the shrG,iing ~ w r. Stnkrs, a
week ago, were aS justified Is though
thay had shot burglar who invaded
thor hnmc. counsel for the girls de-
manded in court today tlit the bail
be reduced Magistrate FrcSchi finally
reduced the figure from So 900 u
so, 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
MISS STUART'S MARRIAGE.

The wedding OF Miss Margaret Stuart
TO Mr. Calvert Dcy. nf Norfolk, Va ,
took place today in st. Paul'S Church.
King George county. The bride is the
daughter of Mis-. Sholto Turbervili.
stuart, Of Cedar Grove. Tie steam
yacht Galvota, of Washington, arrived
here this morning witt number Of
The friends Of the family represented
who had come up on the steamer from
Norfolk. She stopped at this port
where Major Robert ". |Iunter Of this
civ, brother in-law. Of the brih". Mr.
George Stuart. proctor at The ~rm"ar.
auI High School. near this city. a,"i
ClhcrS joined The welding guests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
The Coronation Cocktail.

New York, June 1I.-'fnc corona
ton cocktail has made its appearance
at Delmonico's. Here's the way lo
build it:
Cracked ice, two daShcs apricot
brandy, 1.6 Italian NermOuth, q
French Nerrhoull, 4 Il apple jack and
round ball Of apple made with a
potato cutter. Stir well without shaking,
You don't have to be an Eugishmsn
to drink it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
New York stock Market.

New York. June 14.-'rhe stock
market opened irregular today, but at
the end of fifteen minutes, strong
tone developed. Utah Copper and
Amalgamated made fractional gains
Although tie tone was strong price
movements were irregular throughout
the first hour
After the first hour the market be-
came dull with fluctuations continued
within small fractional changes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
PLAYS WILLARD TOMORROW.

The Alexandria Baseball Club will
line up against the baseball team,
from the Willard liptci ton, rrnw -.
ternoon ON the local grounds At j:l5
The Willard Hotel /, now IN Scccni
place in the Commercial League, ant
il is certain that the Alexandria faEs
will SCI a close and interesting game.
Many Of the local fans ril hr glad
to hear 0f the acquisition Of George
Andcrtpn.
He will be seen in the pitchers box
for Alexandria occasionally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
j In on !, .,n,"..IuuIlc Acciuci.t.

l.lG ~. Junr II. The second day Of
Jack Johnson's sightseeing and sight
being day in London wound up tolay
with an automobile smash in the East
End, in which the colored champions
machine was badly smashed. Neither
Johnson norsany Of the friends with
him was hurt. but the police took the
names 0! all in the party, alleging that
Johnson was exceeding the speed limit.
This johnson denies.
Il guess these fellows over here have
heard that ii is customary to arrest me
for seo:ching," Johnson .aid and they
want to be in style /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
COMMUNICATED.
COUSCII.'S ACTION.

Being one Of the largest tax payers
and holders of city bonds, | want to
the finance and street
committees for their fair aud just de-
c;sion to the people who have paid for
The improvement Of the city, and
funded the l.onds at par
!. A. MARSHALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
Biz Remnant Values II Most all Departments Thursday
Eou can Save lots OF Morsy h
many uiususi Remnant Barge

/ y H.. I,a.,, j ,hojs slightly soi! irs
IT,, ~ ma !. vu'uc fer,naut pIr. ~. y
... r...r, IL extra heavy all sill in.
,s.abul ) 90, { in h wide REGULAR
and 5,.n ypH on Il Thursday - :
, pair, t.us Ill! cloves in brown si1r H..
and ~ a % y,,,le Il mnnnt price oail aIe<~
) pair, luii,.4 cadet bhle long sill. o,.
size . ami : Regular 100 value + nnant 10,
ct'l"" pair Observation-Disclosures. - -
, tl,n,red yard best quality White Oil
'lotIre Il yard wide 25c value Remnant -,
Price yard ....................... - "
2, ,czcn fine corset covers made Of nam
50, * all sizts Regular 25c value Remnant ;,
pri, Thursday each ................-,. ~
10 dozen ladies fancy under skirts Regular
soc value on sale Thursday each ooS
3 Ladies Ferris Waists size 20, y, .n.I
slightly sOiicl 800 Remnant price p wv
| dozen bahie, <tra" caps Regular =
value on .tlr Thursday each .......... a y
| dozen I;dics sailor nats IN back
navy and straw color Regular 5Oc "a!ue on ? =
sale Thursday each ...................Oo wv
200 yards fine dress gngham y inch wide
Regular II and Sc value Remnant price
yard ...................-. AA~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
CHINA To DISPATCH
CRUISER To MEXICO.
The Hal Yung to Protect Chinese
Residents in Country OF Monte
Zumas---Wiii Start Within
Week.

Pckn, June At was learned that
the Chinese government will dispatch
tie cruiser Hal Hung to Mexico with
in week to protect Chinese resident
there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

Gov. Dix has signed bill in Albany
prohibiting the presentation in any
theatrical performance OF q living
chara, ter representing the Divine
Person.