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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21
M GRAW SENDS|N
ALL HIS PLAYERS
Giants Defeat Boston in Alleged
Game by Score OF
FL to I2.

Boston, June eo.-The Giants defeated the
Boston to-day in an alleged game of bail 10y
score OF Il TO L. In addition 10 the runs
scored some record statistics were recorded
EiShty-two men went to bat for II total of
thirty-siN hits and thlrty-three runs, In
Guiding bunch OF doubles and threc-bag-
0eTs and three home runs New York wound
up the pastme by batting in seven runs In
the final inning. but they had nothing on
Boston. as the Bean Eaters let loose with
ten IN their half. McGraw used three catch-
crs, two pitchers. three second bascncn and
two men in every other position. and then
had to stop. he had more players.
Boston worked three pitchers. but they all
looked alike to the Giants. score
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'NVTs
Saw Xnrl-

Totals Is IS 81 II 3 Totals ...H 10 = .
IL. Gardner, third base.
fBatted for Ford In NTH.
tBatted for Shears in ninth.
IRAN for WoIverton In ninth
Score by innings: r.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilal lis
New York o . . 3 o o. 8
Summary: Runs-Hendrickson 81, Yarfcs
(2l Speaker, Lewis L. Gardner StahI 90.
Wagner 80. Maloney (al. Z!un, Hartzell.
Stump, Ford. Shears Two-oase hits-Wag-
ner t2). Hendrtcksen. Shears Thrce-base
hlts-Lew!s r. Gardner, l.. Gardner. linn.
Yerkes. Home run-Wagner. Sacrifice hit
Yerkes. Sacrifice nes-OBrien Speaker
stolen bases-Speakcr. Carrigan, Lewis
Double play-E. Gardner to Simmons Left
on bases-New York. J; Boston, s. First
base errors-[Ncw York, /; Boston, g..
IIits-Of Ford. 10 In innings; off Shears.
in o innings. First base on balis-On
Ford. !; off Shears. .: off O'Bren. o Struck
out-By Ford. 3; by Shears. 8; by O'Brien.
B.. Time OF game. 2;2i. Umpires. Evans and
Westervelt.
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PETERSBURG IS
NOW SATISFIED
Schedule Changed So That
Coolers Get Six Saturdays
at Home.

Rolling back the steam roller, mag
mates OF the Virginia League last
placid as the still waters of an in
land lake. All OF tho delegates were
not in their places when the roll was
called, but those who were on hand
were properly accredited and no pro-
tests were registered Publications
were freely exchanged and everybody
YVES lavish in expressions of how much
each thought of the other. DIR. Nc
Crazy was not able to be here, nor
had President Boatwright. put in an
appearance when tho meeting ad-
journed.
Tho particular question which came
UP for consideration was the schedule
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woolums Goes to spartnnburg.

lSpecla! 10 me Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va. June 2O--Bart Wool
inns. for two seasons and half the
first sackor OF the Lynchburg team,
when the manag CEMENT didn't have a
candidate for the job. which always
came back to the Denver lad lef,
last night for SpartanburS. where he
has signed for the remainder of the
Season
In accepting terms with spartanburg
Woolums turned down an offer made
by Manager Grim. OF Newport News
accepting the offer from the Spartans
becausc there was more money there
than IN Newport News
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{ Chicago.
st. Louis,


Totals - IL 80 1. Totals 81 70 30 Is /
.I~o out when winning run was scored
fBattch for Wingo In ninth.
Emitted for shIca in ninth.
Chieago .....................loo cohnooo-3
~: LOUIS. .'.:.,.,,.....,...l oioD00i IL
HuEsins. Kopctchy a.. Harmon Two ia 20
nv Archer. Thre"-bssa HIT Konctchy
ponb!e riays-Evers to Safer: higgins Gun
nsslstcdl' itts-On !.eihold. 6 In 3 innings
fiTst base on bails-Or I.eirrlh. /: on
brown struck oui4-By Leirold i: by
Saier' g. ut by pitchcr-I.ench. Konetohy
oakes, Time OF game. 2:lo. Umpires, KLEIN
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee. 6: Min
neapolis. 2 (hrst game: Milwaukee. 6:
Minneapolis. 5 (second gamc).
AT Kansas City: Kansas City. 10: st
Paul. 1.
At Louisville: Louisville. II: Indian
apolis. Z.
AT Toledo: Toledo. 4: Columbus. o
(seCond gamel.
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meeting Of the committee which
solicited the $4,000 needed to finance
the club viii be held to-day at 10
o'clock TO hear positive definite re-
mort from President Henderson. after
which the call for the rest of the
money subscribed Will be made. Pres
ident Henderson has been advised
that there IS on deposit here $4,000
as guarantee that the Richmond club
VIII finish the season. What the
Richmond men want now Is assur-
ance that the other f'-e cities have
done the same thing. and 1t must be
done quickly. Richmond has the best
bnil club In the league. but the BAH
playcrs, as we'll as the public. are
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1,,n,t, ,,'SMnohd independents viii nlav m,
~ ,luo OF the Coiored Denar,n;1or,t
daS 81 w washington. II. g. Monday. TICS.
rn ~. ann Wednesday. Monday and Tucssa,
Wednesdays game at AthIetic > n.es rafki
monH ana ana Everett Streets. south Rich.
a..v I'M u ne president OF the Coorcd Do.
:,, t.i, MN, League Will accompany the In.
,erior Club. Seats will be reserved tor Nh,
patrons James called at t:9o p. "
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SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati.

Totals ...:s :. II ! Totals ..32 7 a y 3
'Marsaus. centre held and first base
TSeveroid. catcher and first base.
!Ran for Bates in fourth
"Battcd for Hendrix in ninth.
Score hy innings: r.
Cincinnati .....................o6 ,soO0, -;
Pittsburgh ...............-s I q . q q q q "a
summary: Runs-Bescher 90. Grant. Mar
sons Clarke. Wagner 90. Miller. Two-base
h!ts-IIarsans. Miller. Three-base hits
Wagner. Miller. wilson. Dome oiav"Wc-
'aithy 70 Wagner to Miller. Left on bases
g tncinnati, 4: Pittsburgh. 6. First base on
Dal's-on fromme ?; off Hendrix, 6. Siru,n
Guilty Frommc. 4. by Hendrix. 2. Iit by
pitcher-By Fromme, J. Time .: game, 80
umpires. Eirier and Finacran.
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DO YOU know what the city Is asked
TO GIVE AWAY in The franchise which
IL is attempted TO FORCE THROUGH
THE COMMON COUNCIL TO NIGHT?
OF course, You do not--that franchise
has never yet been published: in fact,
1T HAS NEWER YET BEEN READ
BEFORE TILE COUNCIL
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Results in the Big Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia. 5; Washington, Chrst
game).
Philadelphia. S; Washington. (sec-
ond game).
Detroit. Z; Cleveland. Q
New York. S; Boston. Is.
Ch!caSoSt. Louis; rain.
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN

Cincinnati. June oo.-Pitsburgh and Cir
cinnnu broken even in a double header here
To-Day. Inc hrst game went ten innings
Pittsburgh winning out with a batting rally
IN the tenth. Although Hendrix allowed hut
hFc h!ts in the second game. Cincinnati
punched base on balls and Piitsburgh's err
fors FOR i've runs. 1telly's wild throw to
second allowed two runs TO come over put
Scores:
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GAME Is WON IN TENTH

ST. Louis. June c0.--Wlth the Cubs leading
10 : In the ninth, Two men out ana Har-
mon, oi the Cardinals. perched on nrst base
hugsins singled. advancing Harmon to
second Mage crashed ono 20 centre ana
Harmon scored, ticing & mp chicago failed
10 score IN the tenth. In the Cardinals half
honetcny 'rpled and put over the winning
run on SMITHS long ny to Leach score:
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Cleveland .......................oo oooio0i-,
summary: Runs-Oison. Birmingham. Bush
ca. Jones t2J, COBB. Crawford. Gainor.
'rwo-nhse hii-Baii, Three-base hit-Ga!nor.
Sacrifice h;s-Bal!. Ior!arity. Sacrifice ~
-Moriar!ty stolen 5ases-Bush. Cobb and
Jones Double plays-O!son to BAH TO
1.aJose: Bar 10 Lajoie; Lake 10 Bush TO
Gainor. Left on bares-Cieveland. - De-
troit q. First base on eTrors-Detro!t. s..
First base on 5ai!s-On KahleT. g. Struck
out-By kahler, J. BY Lake. =. Passed ball
asterly. Time OF game, rs Umpiren. Di-
necn and Sheridan.
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Totals
" tuIS l
Newport News.


Petersburg .0o 0oolOo-i
Newport News 200 700 %
Summary: Two-basc hits-fIcdgepeth
Spencer Three-onse hits-Eichbergcr
Rodgers. stolen bases-Spencer. Bates
CD: Double plays -Morganrath. Busch
10 Barnett: Wolfe to Slaven: Howcdell
and Barnett: Wolfe, unassisted. Base
on bails--By Miller, .. by Hedgepeth.
:: Left on bases-Newport News, 3
Petersburg !. Struck out-By Miller
=; by Hedgcpeth. 6. Time OF game.
zoo. Umpire. Ortiz. Attendance, 500
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NATIONALS AGAIN
DROP TWO GAMES
Athletics Win Double-Hea der
Through Fine Pitching OF
Plank and Brown.

Philadelphia. June co-The Athletics won
'heir second straight double header this
afternoon from Washington through the
superb pitching OF Plank and Brown. Tho
visitors scored only one run In eighteen in
ninss OF play. The Champions hit Engle
and Cashion hard, Baker again starring at
me bat. Score:
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FIRST OF SERIES
WON BY PIRATES
Britton Outpitches Poole, but
Both Are Given Brilliant
Support.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatcb !

Norfolk. Va, Juno 2o.-Britton out
pitched Poole and the Pirates won tho
hrst game of tho series from the Tars
at Bland Park this afternoon By
score OF to 1. MI the runs scored
were "homers." Both pitchers were
supported brilliantly In the field. Kcl-
>ers catch OF Cooper's ny to right in
the fourth was one OF the features.
Tho score
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At baltimore: Baltimore, 81 Mon
treal. l.
At Jersey City: Jersey City. /; Buff
Ialo, 8 (hrst game): Jersey City, .:
Bufalo. Second. game).
~ Newark Newark. /: Toronto. s..
AT Providence: Providence, II. Ro-
chester
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IN'HIIVNt " v
Summary: T,vo-base hits-6raham. New
ton Graf. Sacrifice hts-Graff t2), Flour
noy. Bennett t:l, Garman. Burleson. stolen
Oases-,McComns 90, Rulcy, Busscy. Mace.
CHM. Fournoy C2l. Griffin. Double plays
Graham TO Laii;te: Gran 20 Griffin TO TGiey:
Baker to Rnlcy. Lett on bases Richmond
a. Roanoke. - Iits-Of Burlcsoa. . in is
innings: off Ehrd, in PC innings. First
base on balls-On Eussey. !; off iSurlcson. l.
struck out-By Busscy. .: by Burlcson. {:
hy card. = Time OF game, i:5c. Umpire
Mcbride.
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BARGER Is WILD IN FIRST

Brooklyn. Juno 20.-Barger's w!ldness in
the nrst inning was largely responsible FOR
t hr defeat OF BROOKLYN by Philadelphia to-
CLASSY ball except for ono bad inninr. cray
atm got three of tire six hits OF Barscr two
OF Them being corkinE home runs Scnre:
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Bristol: Bristol, S: Ashev'lle. o.
At Johnson City: Johnson City. 10;
Cleveland. 4.
At Knoxville: Knoxville. 6; Morr e
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Totals
& j
Portsmouth,.
Totals 3l l %
Score BY innings.

Norfolk .............0 10000
Portsmouth lO OOO %
Summary: Twobase hits-Lusky and
Becker: Sacrifice hit-Poolc. Home
runs-Hinton. Nixon, Britton. stolen
bases-Bcckcr. Nixon, Castro Double
play-Keiler To Bigbie. Base on balls
BY Poole. !; By Britton. 3. Struck out
BY Poole, >; by Britton. {. wild pitch
Britton. Tine of game. 1:25. Umpire.
slack. Attendance, $50
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In the Wake of the Game
BY Gus Malbert

F. j. Mocabec. of Washington, is
very anxious TO have the Rebs como
over to his town for exhibition games
tomorrow ana Sunday. If he is Will
ing to put up sufficient guarantee. tho
Rebs may take the trip. they Will BIO
idle those two days. and can leave
from Washington direct for Pitts
burgh.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashville: Nashville. S; aIem-
Al Chattanooga: Chattanooga. TO-:
Atlanta, =
At Birmingham: Birminghaf. S; New
Orleans. Q.
AT Montgomery: Montgomery. 5: Mo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. 70: New York, 81.
Brooklyn, .: Ph!lad elph!a. C.
ST. Louis. 4: Chicago. 3
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh. (nrst
game; ten innings.
Cincinnati. 5; Pittsburgh. (second
Eame).
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IL
that everything Will be definitely set
tied at the meeting this morning.
President Henderson has practically
assured the local business men that
there would be six clubs in the league,
and that they would start playing
regularly scheduled games next Thurs
day.
The fans at Broad Street park yes
Bussey pitched an eXcellend game.
heady and steady at all times. lie
had practically perfect control. Still
the fielding behind him is what count
ed most. Willie McComas grabbed
everything which came In sight and
threw with an accuracy winch would
put him up in the big top If he had
just little more heft.
Every single member of the club got
his healthy wallop with the exception
OF Bennett. Unless this latest recruit
shows something more he Will be let
Fred Lucia will be resigned Charley
Strain played a good field and hit
just at the right moment. driving
Raley. Griffin led all with three clouts
to his credit
Now watch the members of the Il
told-you-so" family begin shouting as
washington goes down the slide. -Four
out of five to Philadelphia comes pref
ty nearly telling the difference In the
two clubs. Logically Washington
should finish fifth or sixth. certainly
are going at top speed They lack
the stamina to go the long lane, and
when the veterans are rounding into
form and beginning to hit their stride
Grifl1th's youths will be falling by the
wayside. Not that ono should try
to detract from the really marvellous
performance of winning seventeen
straight games. sixteen, of which were
garnered away from home. 1t will
long stand as record.
Some ball game that between New
York and Boston. Twenty-one runs
settin gtho record in the majors for
this seaeQp at least
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SECOND GAME.
Washington.
Totals ...sl s.l4a Totals q
re by innings

Baker. Sirunh t-J. BrowD. Gandl rhree.
base hlis-Bhkcr. l.app. Sacrifice kit-l.orJ
Sacrifice ny-McBrlde. Stolen bascs-CoIilns
Baker. strunit 90. Double playA-Brown TO
on bases-ihiladelphia. 3; Washington g
First base ON errors-phiiadcphla. /. Wash
lngton, i First base on ba!is-On Brown
!: on Cashion, g. struck out-By Brown g.
by cashion. e. HI; by p!tchcr-By Cashion
(McInnisl. Time OF game. i.j2 EMPIRES
OLoughlin and Egan.
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New York.
Boston.

lSnodsrass. centre field and second base.
No.. -, innings II.
summary; Runs-Snodgrass 90. Doyle CO..
SnaIcr t22 Merkle go. Burns, Murray. Nc
1 OF Becker. Herzog t3l. Myers. Wilson
e.. FLETCHER. Wlltsc. Mcdonald. Campbell
sweeney, kirke Co. Miller 90. Houser (ej,
- itourke. HoSS. Two-base hits--Wiltsc
@Eers Doyle. Housor. Three base hit-Mc.
toonald. Home runs-Merkle. Doyle. Miller
Sacrince hlt-Wtltse. Sacrifice flies-Iurray
Herzos. Fletcher Stolen bases-McDonaiS
DevoTe %. Becker. wiitse. Wilson. Shafer.
sIerkIe. Herzog. Fletcher. Snodgrass Left
on pases-Sew York. S. Boston. g. First base
on or, balis.OT Brown. 8; on Hogg. s. on
,MiLtsc. Struok out-By Brown /; by
iosS' :; by Witse. O. BaK-Donnelly Wild
pitcn-Wiltse. Passed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uinpires, Brennan and Emsie
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score by innings. r.
Nishlhston .........s.........0 o Q o 90
Phiiddeiphia .......,..........O o o o 80 -
summary: Kuns-Lord. Oldring. Collins,
Baker Cl: Two-base hits-Plank. Schaetcr.
Milan. Thrce-base hit-Molnnis. Sacrifice
Ai;s-Strunk. Lord. Collins Sacrifice ny--
Strunk. Double plays-AicBride to Gandll 1;
Collins 10 Barry TO McIunis. Williams to
McBride; Thomas to Barry Lett on bases
-NaHhington. I; Philadclpnia. +. First base
on CONGRATULATIONS, T.. Washington,
stolen bases Baker. Mclnnis. lIi;s-On En- :
E"i, In innings: on Boehlins. in / In
ming. First base on bal!s-OM Flank 6; OH
Engc' /; on Boehlin8. :. Struck out--By
Plank. Q. BY Ensei. 3. by BoehIing, l. VIVID
pitch-l3ochling. Passed bali-Willisms
and Esan.
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BOTH TEAMS HIT HARD

New York. June 2e-The Boston Red SoI
easily defeated the Yankees to-day IS to y
Both teams hit the ball hard. and the CON
test was long drawn out. Score:
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VICTORY FOR TIGERS

Detroit. June 2o.-'The T!ser. drew nine
passes Today and cushcd om four OF them.
They also sent around two men who got
HE on errors and earned run. making
their total seven. 10 two tor the maps. Lake
was hit harder than kahlor. bu, Joe d!dn';
let them connect with men on bases, score
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: Macon A. Columbia. o.
Al Jacksonville: Jacksonville, S. Sa.
vannah. 4.
AT Albany: Albany. II: Columbus. )
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COLTS WIN THROUGH
SUPERIOR PLAYING
Roanoke Tries Hard to Overcome Offensive Tao
tics OF Grlffl but to no Avail-Pitcher Bur
leson Driven From Mound in Fifth
Richmond

/, was of those methodical. wel-pianned
games. which keep the fans on edge and
furnish an afternoon OF good sport. The
score:
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Philntlcl~lnln,
Totals 81 20 . Totals ...ss q 10 o
-Ba,ted FOR Smith in eighth.
I'M

Philadelphia ..............sO iocnoo o.;
Brooklyn ...............,..00 @ o q q . q a. y
summary: Runs-Paskert co. Downey.
SFaNath tsl, Chalmers, Moran. Humme !.
Iwo-oase htts-Downey, Moran. Home runs
In1 1,., 81; Hummel Sacrifice hit
Left on hases-Brooklyn. u; Phnadciphia .
firSt base on bals-On Bargcr. s; off Chain
ers' Struck out-By Barger, s: by Chalm-
ers' = umpires. Eason and tombstone.
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FIRST GAME.

pittsburgh northumberland o 0l6 o %
summary: Runs-Bates. Mcdonald ts),
kceie. Byrne. Carey. Wagner. Wilson (2),
McCarthy Two-base hits-Mitcheu Clarke
Three-base h!ts-Wison C2). Stolen base
Wilson. Double piays-Wilson to Gibson :;
l3yrne 10 GIBSON 10 Miller Left on bases
Cincinnati .; Pittsburgh. . H!ts-on Gas
.. First base on balls-on Keefe. s. OF
Gaspar. !: on Cole. 8 Struck out--By Cole
:: by Adams. !: by Keefe. >. Wild pitch
kceie. Hit by pitchcr-By keefe. !. Time
OF game. :is. Umpires. Rig!cr and F!nner-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
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PLAY TODAY

Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New York
CNo other games scheduled)
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Totals Us & "a II Totals ~ sTla
'Ba,tcd Tor EngeI in eighth
tRan for Gandi In ninth.
hy
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ilichmond, 81 Eoanokc, 4.
Portsmouth, =; Norfolk, I.
rrtershurS. i, Newport News, 3.
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Some ball game that between New
York and Boston. Twenty-one runs
to twelve runs comes pretty nearly
settin gtho record in the majors for
this season. at least
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-10

or hair, as it is a very strong
bleach. Do not do this very often
-once week is all that is neces-
sary.
Just one last word-Don't be
discouraged if you are freckled.
Remember that if he truly loves
you he will be apt to consider
every freckle just so much gold
dust upon your lily skin.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-10
LATE NEWS

LATE NEWS
Miss Grace c. Strachan, N. Y,
defeated in attempt to have her
name placed before National Edit
cational Assn for preside ncy of
organization.
Miss Strachan claimed to be
leader of the progressive faction
of the teachers, and was quite bit
ter in her remarks about Chicago
teachers and Chicago etiquette.
81 should have had a better
opinion of Chicago if l had not
come here to. this convention"
said Miss Strachan.
And a little later she remark
ed that it was funny that wom-
an could not get her name before
the convention in so progressive
an age as this.
After Miss Strachan sat down,
the Organization" steam-roller-
ed her, by declaring her name was
not before the convention, and re-
fusing the demand of Miss
Strachan'S friends for a roll call.
Miss Strachan's enemies say
she is the representative of the
Book Trust"
Woman's party of Cook coun-
ty will give first annual picnic at
Bowers cafe, Lincoln park, Cen
ter st. entrance July II.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-10

Bernard McElroy, driver, near
.ly smothered to death in sawdust
when street car hit wagon load
he was driving, and upset it over
him. Taken to his home, 1907 S.
Spaulding ave.
United Celtic-American socie-
ties of Chicago will hold annual
reunion at Brands Park Sept. 8.
Mrs. Geo. Fobert, rs w. 18th
place, driven insane by heat, COM
mitted suicide by gas asphyxia-
ton.
The demand of the $4,000 street
car and elevated employees of Chi
cago for an 9-hour day and gen
eral increase of 3 cents an hour.
presented to companies today.
Eleven persons died in Chicago
from the heat in the last "a hours.
-0-O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
Exquisitos postFes
ANGUERA & Co., Ponce.

De venta en- todos los buenos egta-
blecimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-11
NOTTCIAS

Ell Presidente de la Camara de Dele
gados, senior de Diego, ha recibido un
telegrama firmado por los directories
de los diarios que Sc editan en- Maya
guez sOlicitando que no apruebe ningu-
ma ley v0tando cantidad alguna para
ell sOstenimiento de la Imprenta del
GObierno.
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