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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-07

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-07
OranSeiSentbxns .@Systtefex,

Neue Snpotbefsn.
2ena 6. sSiiber an GlmpoOb pldce
g. uno 9. go. $4,000.
ReIie W. Rob an bieislbe. $4,000.
@irail 81. Ritter an Court Ctr.
Woriet 9. unb g. SO. $1,000.
glpoe Trump an Columbia %. uno
6. ". 60. $25o0.
.. :. Jsbl an Columbia 9. uub 8.
" 60. $250O.
eiisabetb 8ueG,e on Rep 5otnbas
iio. g. unb y. SO. $500.
9binsas $. graham an plsaidnt
9. mnb g. SO. $1,000.
abrabam Roisnbsrs OIL Grace R.
Gabp. $500.
Sobn 8. ablbranbt jr. an anna
Conn. $500.
Rate aing an Giueoln 9ausGersin.
$500.
Worn Roitnboum on Wounb 9. u.
unb 6. So. $1,000.
Sidae Gnolanoer an bieielbe. $4,000.
Sohn Sdott on 2iberol 6. uub y.
Go. $3.50.
sSo1r 6. WahOup an sxnrp Reirert.
$14O0.
Wiuiam 8. SettI. an Central 3.
un3 6. go. $500.
Sulia 8otmonn an gltldntic 9. q.
60. $500.
ebtporb 3. 9oritman on Scutbern
Shio 6. unb 2. 60. $1,000.
sJrant 9. Senninss on Deiisrn &
Soutbern qife Sni. SO. $1,000.
Sohn $. Gesper an WiaeeaIsna
9oiimann. $1,000.
Samuel y. Suit on syinanes 6. unb
z. 60. $1,000.
J. W. Groppsr on Suburban Rsal
Gfaie SO. $500.
Getilste 9ppotbesen.
Charles u. grauniiein on gartbas.
g. nnb 6. u. $500.
Roie uffelmann an Catherine Gi.
Iher. $3375.
Solomon W. GperIulI an Glm,poon
plnee Z. inD y. SO. $4,000.
Cornelius Sraeep an Oambriuus
Stod Go. $500.
6. M. 2auman an 0uarnnie. De.
pofii 60. $1l50.
.. 6. iebl on Columbia q. uns
6. u. $4,000.
Sac0b Sepob an Republic 8. uni
3. Go. $1,000.
Sobn 8. abIbranbi ir. on grppii'
fion .. unb 6. SO. $3.50.
Warn Roienbaum an Bertha Mapsr
$4,000.
ausno Gonslin an Mnna Gblep
$500.
5arrp Rennstamp On Gem 3. uni
6. 60. $4,000.
Rormon Wnlsbarp an Rspublir 6
uno Q. 60. $1,000.
6erbtrt Gutter an Jsma srotb
$1,000.
| Gbas. 8. Hriu an Z. Warb g. uni
9. 60. $500.
| Sobn 6espe an Rate g0sbmer
$1400.
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Q. u. Ho. 2. $500.
NboIpb M. abeol an Mnnic Somer
meter. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-07
Die nssDerne Hsrsia.

Tieier Inge ipnrbe oie gerufnng
elmer Game, NiB 8ebb, Die Dns Neft
benniprnhte, nls NcdtsdnrDait 3iige.
lniIrn ~ iper0en, bonn Expectations
gefidlt in Son0on siiriidgeuiefen. ge.
lnerfcnsipertb mar oobei Die Begriiil-
onng bes Cberrid,ters, in Die faIn,nt.
lide Aorbs ssuitieias miteinitinunteu.
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ssabren Soro GDfe iih odbin ousge-
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moberneren Gtnn0puHft, il6ulIi6
o,sf bic Gr&teonmolt. alite npm Gnbre
1sl8, cbss be xbatia&e bIiebs BE.
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Cincinnati, 6. San.

Gbas. a0nig an Sobn Bell, 3 Sabre
qaut aui Elm Stiid 2anb in Seitiou
80 BON Wiacreet 9opn'bip. Mpnats
lite Wistbe $40.
5)snrp Wad3um on RcWabon &
Saiion, 5 Sabre gad1t alif so bel 150
sTlb on Der CARTHAGE gite in Ct.
Bernard. SdbrIibe Wtistbe 800.
Scott 8onbom, 5sitameutspons
Itreder, on Garter gtllsn, SO bel Ill
SUB an Der pIeafant Sttdb. in Ws.
YIeaiant. $50.
DaItsr 6. Wtarborf. 3rii'iee, an
Sp'eph 5as.en. Cots 733 unb 734 in
Der gss2poob unterabtbeiluns. $33 "a.
5he Cincinnati, 6orriion &c Sns
Sicnopolis gIectrie RaiItpap Company
Iieb orsi tpeitsre Weesreti. eintraaen.
pslde iber oas Gisentbum BON Chris.
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psbuib oebsn.
9arrp arep an sS. S.Deitmop, 10
bel $50 5ub an Der SIbieite ber Mil=
liums Ipenue. 81.
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lamp. 33 bel 100 Jnb an Der 4. aN.
nue in Camp Waibinstpn. $500.
Rate W. Cuban an Warp Cecilia
HoIan, 22 bel 80 5ub an Der Siieieii.
Der Doooparb Girabe. 175 Sub Oft
lib bon oerSneamore Strabe. 81.
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Smith, Got 4 in oenrp yiis's Inter
abtkiIuna or Der Reaoina Roab. ST..
DilIon 9uni an WilIiam u. Diners.
Got 2 in Der areaoia untsrabtbeiIuHa
in Blue afh. 81.
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4bernotbp, einen uneetkilten balben
Iutbeil an Got % in WesIsp u.
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Dsbiter. sinen ungerbeiIien balben ans
tbeiI an bemislbsn Giaentbum. 81.
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ninss, 100 bel l4O syub an Der Wefts
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nDrolif BON Der Meabiion Ronn. 81.
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Suit, 1beil BON Got 1S3 in 6. 80.
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Germ gani. 81.
pauI Willsr Gil 5enrp Ghneipsr. 2
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tannt aIs go. 212I Weit 8. Strnbe.
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meas 8. 8rabam, % bel SO syu6 ar
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uno Rodeue Strabe. $500.
2ouiIa &. silius an Glpbe Trump
Got 50 in Der rntfrobtbilung Dor
anres 6. grambles Vnhlab in Wubi.
ionpiae. 81.
| Seize q. Gutter. 9ruites. on Jrsb
Srsff9diier, Eofs z uHD I IN Der I'M
ierabtbeiluns Der Roripoob Neol Gftat,
& Jmpropemsnt Go. in Horpoob
| $4,000.
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0laBmeper, shsil pom Got % in 6
W. goofs llntsrabtbeilnng. 81.
| Gbarles 8ea an Darrp g. Ben
Gbeil bon Got 346 in Drpaut q Ere
por's unterabibeilung in 1airmount
$1.00.
4 Fop 6. 9iiil.r il. Mnb. an Rat
Differ. Cots BAT, $40 unb $50 IN 8
6. 5optins' otpeiter llnternbtbeiluni
| in Glmnoob. 81.
| eli5abetb Stsintnmp an 1drrn 8
2ebman. 1beil BON Qois 90 unb 60 Il
Sdniter & WiIion's llnterabtheiIunl
in Satlep. 81.
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man, Got All In bes llnterobtke etIuui
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Nergeltung.

Roman bon 6. Ruoorff.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
HOME
NECESSARY, SAYS
HUMANE OFFICER
Miss Lucy Ward Handles Pitt
tuI Cases of Children in May
Tuberculosis Prevalent
CHILD REPORTED BADLY
. i. BEATEN BY RELATIVES
|erI With White Plague Dies
Through Ignorance on
Part of Parents

Fhe urgent need in Honolulu for a
detention home and hospital for chill
aren was. pointed out by Miss Lucy
ward, special officer of the Humane
Society, in her report for May pre-
sented at the meeting of the organiza-
uon this morning. The report show
ca that, during the past month, the
special officer handled the cases Of
I'VE children, one of which was a Ha-
Kaiian girl SIX Yeas old who was
iouhd to be in a pidful state as the
result of tuberculosis. and who died
two days later. The fattention of the
society also was called to a nine-year-
Old Hawaiian girl, whb had been taken
from her home by the police after
tives.
Miss Ward reported that the Hawai-
ian girl who was suffering from tu-
Dereulosis was found by her after It
was too late to render any aid other
than securing a doctor and nurse. The
parents Of the girl, said Miss Ward,
apparently had done nothing for the
child and even refused to let the girl
be taken to a hospital. The child was
beyond all aid when discovered and
died two days later. The Hawaiian
girl who had been beaten by relatives
viii be placed in the Salvation Army
home until arrangements are made TO
return her to her parents. Miss
Ward also reDorted the case of an old
Hawaiian suffering from tuberculosis,
who was found wandering about the
street and placed in the Leahi Home.
The patient died shortly after. OF the
So cases of cruelty to animals han.
died by Miss Ward during May, eight
horses were ordered Killed and seven
we're relieved from work. .
The children's welfare committee,
Of which Mrs. L. La MeCandless is
chairman. reported that the COTTAGE
at the Salvation Army Home, which
the committee recently equipped with
12 cribs, is already occupied by IA
children. &.-
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IDEAL BIDS ARE
DESIRED ON THE
t FAIR BUILDING

fhe Hawaii Fair Commission has.
tough the medium of the press. ex,
Aded an invitation to contractors
Houghout the territory to submit
bs for the construction of Hawaifs
Hiding az the Panama-Pacific Expo-
son at San Francisco in 1915. c. w
Rkey, the San Francisco architect
No drew the plans, has been author.
ih by the commission to call for
Us from contractors in the coas,
q: Chairman H. P. Wood stated
y morning that all local contrac.
te are free to enter the competition
g that it is hoped that a good show.
Il will be made locally.
he plans and specifications of the
sncture, which arrived in Honolulu
Yterday,s now are on exhibition In
q rooms Of the Promotion Commit.
= where they may be seen by con.
tctors wishing to consult them. All
lAl bids must be in the hands of
. commission on or before july
athey will be opened both in Hono.
ln and San Francisco on that day
Ahitect Dickey will cable the com.
1sion the results of the coast bid.
dg, following which the board will
ard the contract. Chairman Wood
Hes that the commission hopes ts
LINE Hawaii building completed b,
etober Is,
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QUESTION right
OF ASCH TO HOLD
DEPUTY OFFICE
Appointment of Legislative
Member Under New Sheriff
Brings Up Legal Point

Julius w. Aseh, deputy sheriff for
the last three Gays, may be the center
Of legal light involving his right to
hold the office, according to rumor
today.
On the ground that Asch is a mem.
ber of the lower house of the legisIa.
ture and legally unable to accent the
appointments Of deputy sheriff at the
hands OF the new sheriff, Chas. II
Rose. tight is to be made. by w, G..
Achi and others, says the report, II
is declared that Achi is planning tn
file an injunction cuit in an effort IN
restrain Asch from acting as deputy
sheriff. IS
Section l6 of the organic act pro-
vides that no member of the legis.
lature shall, during the term for
which he Is elected, be appointed mr.
elected to any office Of the territorr
of Hawaii Asch was elected a mem.
Der OF the last legislature and holds
office unal the next general election
which is this fall. The question thon
is whether, the deputy sheriffshin of
Honolulu Is an office of the territory
OF Hawaii.
Judge W. S. Edings, a member of
the civil service commission. said ~.
day that an opinion hal been asked of
City Attorney Cathcart and that Cath.
cart had decided the appointment of
Asch by Sheriff Rose is legal Judeo
EdingS added that the matter dos
hot come before the civil service cono
mission, as it does not deal with the
sheriftshlp or deputyship.
The commission has a meeting to-
night and several matters of nn,ico
administration are due to come nn
1t was reported today that the an
rointment OF Sergeant Dan Kamahn
as captain Is not entirely favorable to
the commission and may not be CON
firmed. Judge Edings wae ootn5
about this today but said he u know
nothing concerning il
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MUST
BE WIPEROUT
SAY JAPANESE
Merchants Resolve to Put Stop
I to So -calIed Loan Huis Now
Fiourishing Locally

Through a resolution passed at a
special meeting Saturday afternoon,
the local Japanese Merchants Asso-
citation intends taking early and
strenuous steps toward wiping out a
so-caIled lottery known as "Tanomo-
shiko," which is said to have been
practieed in the territory fer the past
90 years, and which has become more
fiourishing since the introduction here
of the picture bride" traffic. It is
intimated that the members of the
Japanese Organization intend to in
yite the cooperation of the Chamber
of Commerce of HoRolulu in further
ing the project
b s'Tanomoshiko' probably>is not a
lottery in the true sense of the word,
hut is classed by the Japanese as
f. CONTINUED on page tw0l
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DELEGATES And
CLERGY Dinner
GUESTS TONIGHT
Mems League of Episcopal
Church Will Entertain Visit
+ ors at University Club
ToMoRRoW's PROGRAM

y The twelfth annual conypca- \
= ton will come to a close ton1or- =
\ row afternoon with a reception 4
y to the visiting clergymen and y
= delegates by Bishop and Mrs. n
4 Henry Bond Restarick at their =
4 residence, Emma Square. The y
4 reception will commence at 4 =
4 o'clock and end at $3.50 O'Clock, 4
= and a committee of ladies Of the y
4 church has been selected to as =
4 sist Bishop and Mrs. Restarick. =
4 The members of the congrega. \
\ ton and their friends are cor 4
y daily invited to attend. y
= y = y = y 4 = = \ = p y = ~
The clergymen and delegates of the
local Episcopalian diocese, who, since
have been in attendance at
the twelfth annual convocation in Ho-
nolulu, will be the guests of the
Mems Club of ST. Andrews cathedral
at a dinner at the University Club
this evening. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion, and prominent local church.
men, as we'll as several Of the visit.
ing clergy, will be numbered among
those who will make brief addresses.
The dinner this evening, together
with the reception at the home of
Bishop and Mrs. Henry Bond Resta
rick tomorrow afternoon, will bring
the convoeation to a close.
With the presentation of many in.
reports, the members of the
Woman's Auxiliary brought to a 1e4ose
Yesterday afternoon an annual meet.
CONTINUED on page tWo)
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Army Headquarters
May be Moved From
Present Location
Young Hotel Offices Reported
to Be Too Expensive
PIeaSanton Named
= 4 = y = \ = + 4 = y 4 4 = y \

Where will headquarters of y
y the Hawaiian Department, Unit =
y ed States army, be located with
y in the next few months? =
y This Is the question that those \
y in the know" are asking today, =
= for it is current rumor that the =
y spacious office suites in the y
= and that the military higher \
y ups" will soon find desk room in y
y some other building. 1t is said =
y that the entire Pleasanton hotel, =
y on Wilder avenue and Punahou, =
y is to be taken over by the army. =
y and that all departments, includ- y
\ ing the Quartermaster corps, will =
y be housed there. \
y The reason given for this re- \
y ported change is one of economy. \
y Headquarters OF the Hawaiian +
\ department have been the envy =
\ of all other territorial commands =
y for some time past. but space in =
y Hcnolulu's best hotel is not =
\ cheap, and a yearly rental re- =
\ ported at $4,000 is said to be too =
\ steep for the military authori- =
y ties. =
\ Major A. S. Conklin, chief Of y
\ staff, stated this afternoon that =
y no definite decision as to loca- \
4 ton had been arrived at. =
y General Carter has been look. 4
\ ing into the matter" he said, y
4 "but as yet he has made no defi- 4
\ mite decision" - =
3 = ; + l. - \ = = = J. 4 = = =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Federal Baseball is Hit

CHICAGO Ill., June s-The superior court Of Cook dealt
validity
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ASSOCIATED Press service by Federal wireless

LONDON England, particularly
mitants actually
At Hao"ay jail where large number Of the fair
hoehpped number Of suaees while endeavorng
feeding ~ Ezt
Of
orded for pair surasees Of editors particularly
today seriously possibly
away having weapon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
EKI HI0KI JAPAN'S
MINISTER TO CHINA

(special Cable to the Nippon Jiin
TOXIC. Japan, June 3.-The cah-
met today appointed Eki Hioki 1U
pans present representative in C,,;i; ga
to be minister to China VIII SLHl,'
quarters at Peking, Win mead
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
ASK BRYAN FOR PRoTEC TON FOR SPANFGROS

WASHINGTON D. C., 3-Senor
United
cans to tonsi force ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
MAS oUTWITTED; FEDERALs BOTTLED UP


n
to pre-
Vented with his from
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Sugar Company Men Would
Recover Garibaldi Cargo
[Associated Press service by Fedei

ASSOCIATED
MAZATLAN Mexico, governor
stutonal
$500
us few days aground off going
2 + s. : s :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Bank President Ends Life

SAN FRANCISCO, 3-George H.
Humboldt Savings
a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Resolute Turns Tables and
Beats Yacht Vanitie Easily
Associated Press service by Federal Wirelessl

Federal Wieess1
YORK. y,
rtative of
* in the
and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
San Francisco Prepares
/. to Entertain japanese

~ [Associated
SAN FRANCISCO, hy
which IL shortly
and m he
city Of Los Angeles
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Tveitmoe and HOulihan Get
New Trials; Bernhardt to Jail
ASSOCIATED Press service by Federal Wirelessl

service by Federal Wireessl
A.
indianapolis
teharoes o
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
Senate Would Arbitrate
Canal Tolls With England
IAssociated Press service by FEEDER

ASSOCIATED service
WASHINGTON, D. c, 3The
tons with England towards the arbitration Panama
4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03
GUARD SERIOUSLY INJURED,
DOCTOR HORSEWHIPPED AND
TWO EDITORS ARE LICKED
WHEN MILITANTS GET BUS

Holloway Jail Habues Not FaVorabIy Inclined to Forclhle
Feeding and Show DiSpIeasue BY Use of RaWhide-
Belfast Newspaper MenLose Decision to Suffraqees-
Art Gallery Official Attacked When He Endeavors to Take
Hachet from Women Who DespoiIed Valuable Paintings
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Poindexter On Annapolis Board

ANNAPOLIS 3senator Miles PondeHter Of Washing
states Academy
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win the adoption OF the foregoing
resolution the board OF supervisors
has disposed OF the frontage tay
problem to Its entire satisfactfon
with the exception OF the designation
pl trunk linesp and this matter will
receive the attention Of the board at
later meeting
Il Is proposed by the city fathers tc
personally assign those Streets that
they consider strunk lines and on
these streets a different figure is ex
pected to be established. It is stat
ed that the percentage will be more
favorable to property owners than the
one set at last nights meeting fof
owners Of residence property.
The rate Of 100 per cent to be paid
by property owners Is not expected tc
prove any too satisfactory to the
members Of the various improvement
clubs who have made q strong fight
for some action on the part Of the
supervisors
4 guess we shall have to grin and
bear It. commented member OF the
central organization. this morning
However, the figure set by the board
Is Car from satisfactory, although one
good point has been accomplished, the
supervisors have finally made move.
For a long time Il looked as though
Il was impossible to get them to take
any action in the matter
The frontage tax question has been
one long "stalls on the part OF the
members OF the board who were elect.
ed, to carry out the act of the legisla
ture establishing the frontage tax sys.
TEN. Had some similar action, been
taken a year or more ago ii is prob.
able that great deal OF street i'm
movement would have been the result
BY the present time.
The resolution fixing the 100 per
cent for the property owner and moth.
ing per cent for the municipality was
introduced by Supervisor Pacheco.
seconded by Mcclellan and adopted,
unanimously by the board. --
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CREW OF DOLPHIN STRICKEN WITH MALARIA

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attack malaria smallpox originally believed
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At CLEVELAND Chicago 2, Cleveland
(ten inninss).
At ST. Louis-Detroit I, St. Louis 7.
At Washington (doubleheader) -
New York o, Washington 2. New York
8, Washington S.
Al philadelphia (doubleheader) -
Boston l., Philadelphia 10. Boston S,
philadelphia z.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At chieaao-F Fittsbure S, Chicago g..
At st. Louis--cinefnnat 2, st. Louis
6. -
At eoston-erookIyn 6, Boston 8.
At New Ycrk-PhiIadeIphia 10, New
York 8. - ..... u
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LORD MERseY CHOSEN AS MEMBER OF BOARD

MONTREAL Canada June 3Lord mersey
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