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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
CHURCH PLEDGED $4,000
Congregationalists of Montclair
Raise II at One Meeting.

5iontclsir. r. j.. March 22.--At a meet
ing to-day Of the members ~ the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church which was de
stroycd by fire on Friday night. $1,000
waB pledged for Il new edince. Tcic-
grans were received from two members
NJ the congregation in distant parts Of
tic country one made 81 contribution
az 81 600 ard the other 1000
~ was dccldcd 20 hold cOugrega-
flouaI meeting on April !. when building
-.farp aould be- adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23

LEXINGTON AVE, 1895. :, 2TH13, Alfred
/ Hair 10 Hugh Reilly and ano. piaiude'd J.
March 10 unts So 0V 81 attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance Trust CO, 100 Broadway
20 AVE. w g. $50 It Of 80th ST, l7.exlo0.
Jos Finley 10 Mary Finley 10 East 29th
SO; March i mtg Sll,o0O; 81
'Ih ST. 2jO 3. 90 II n ~ 23d 81. laSx
~, Harriet \ Van Hook and an0. trustees
/ Nm \ Boyd. TO owen Realty 60. 100 BroaI-
! way, an liens. March 20 S27.3Jo. attorney,
/ L : Title Guarantee co. 81 Chamber st.
| tition Jan 80: Warren Leslie ref % George
, Hiesorious. $50 Sth ave; al liens. March 20.
$1,000 attorney Title Guarantee * Trust Go.
18TH ST 5o7 East. 25x1o33. Jos weinstoin
70 Annie Weinstein. 1899 NJ Hope ave. FEB
II mtg $4,000; 500.
18TH ST. s. 10 II OF llth ave 25x9s ..
Anna koeh.er TO William Kocher SIS W S6th
81; March II mtg $1,000: 81. attorney. An
drew Colyln. 80 Broadway.
/ l4IH 81. l. East 22xlo2 ., Therese 81
! Spitlner 10 George vs. SpitZnor. II East 7ffi
! -. March 20: 500 attorneys. prcssuger a
y. 90 Wal 81.
! 10Th ST. 81 East. 25xio22 Harris
7 schwartz TO 18th street Realty GO. IS william
81 mtg So. 800; Oct 90 1919. SlCo attorneys.
Cas- 49, g APPEL. IS william ST.
roo 5o ~ FL FL 37'3 Z; Of Park ay. 80.
East 3Jsh st: March 20 mtg So. 000 81, at
torney, Al smith. 1921 Park ave.
10Th 81, 5o4 East. 1s.gzlOOli. l25th ST.
s. 99ll II . Of ~ ave. 01XsO1l. sarah a
/ ~ unig 9"~V' 81; attorney y " Foster p
bioauMaF
l3lSI ST. East. s. 2JN9g n Gorccos
March lO; Leo l. Lcyentrit. ref 10 Anna E
spring. Scarsoa!c. y y; March 10. S15oou.
attorneys Wilson. Il & W, - VA et.
l3lrT ST. II East, s. 2OJ 70 : off 9th ave.
-oNa3ll |; Sail Horn % Solomon Sau4usny. s.
torsy al st mtg $1,000 all liens. March -.
S4o', attorney, i = ~iegelstelu, 20 Nassau 81
18TH IT. l06 West. s. 2jXs9ll Hopkn
son Realty 90 20 Mile schwartz. 1884 Find
/ lay ave Outg 10000. all liens: March q. 81,
attorney, EdU \ Isaacs 80 Liberty 81.
IT,. p
INC oTon%'
BRYANT AVE 1889. w = .0NiOO. also Brt-
AK ave. iIS5. w. s. .ONlOo. Jacob <r.uatt,re.r
% Saraa Pike. Il53 IonefsIlogr aye. March
T.. 81: attorney Benz Chess a19 pro.sva,
BRYANT AVE e. =. ~ IL n og lt.I st .5x
100: ALsar Realty 90 to Louis Tersr. Il.
Morris Plains d. March an tmfg sf4r.u.
500. attorney. T.lc Guarlr,-e and .'r..t 90.
l,G Broadway
CARLISLE PI " s. 80 @ of -lg.. 60 -.N
100. Pclagriuo Moiaule 90 virginia Mo~an,c.
% East l05th 81. March IT,: 81: att0ruc, Hsshc.
Corenthsi. 800 Broadway
DAILY AVE. e. 3. 1888 u s OF lS0th g. 50 81
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Gas Kills Woman in Bed.

Mrs Bertha Joist. Gfty-scvcr years
old. was found dead ia bed AZ No 9$6
East lspth street yesterday by her nus
band and daughter. Mrs Elizabeth Ic-
chicttc. ono of the gas Jets was turned
on. Death waA accidental.
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panese Volcanoes Active

To1io. March p a severe eruption o.
fi,l. volcano on SIWanOtc Island south 81
f<,nviig. bcean to-day. The Names rose
e,e t,pdrod feet above me mouth Of the
cgabr. ~ expedition has b"en GEM p"
eiso relief ~ fhe n iLhabi'onis 81 the
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
Sunday Movies" Cause Arrest

Albany. March 1.-THE first attempt to
operate motion picture theatres in Al
bany on Sunday to-day resulted in the
arrest OF Richard McDermott soon after
nc opened his place. Theatre owners
said they would carry the case TO the
Court OF Appeals If necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF purchaser and az
togney.D
Interest s per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhattan.
-chascr and at

LEMON AVE " 8. 90 q n ~ li7th 81. ,s.sN
- Herman r Bindscn 10 Max kobrc H. Nesf
l2.d st. March 81 prior mtg NlaVV; duo ~
nor bond. 600. attorneys. Strauss & : p
Cedar 50.
MOTT ST. 90 and 81 s.. 5oNso: Niche,
Berardlni and ano 70 Eniigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank. 81 chambers ST. March 20: yrs.
per cent; s32 500. attorneys, r 4 r J O'Gor-
man. 81 Chambers 81.
% AVE. W s. 2j.i0 n ., loSth st. cJ3N,a.
Maria Bouomo 10 salvatore L. Nolsi s. Man
haitian - March 20 prior mtg 81 0oW due 80
per bond $1,000. attorney. Max Frcid-r. vi
Broadway.
The Bronx.
WISE AVE G s. 20 n OF 152d S. soNlOO.
Jackson Associates 20 Ann Jackson 1879 Sinu-
son ST; March 10 prior mtg $4,000: demand
per cent 5000; attorneys, Menkcn Bros ~
Nassau 81.
18TH ST. q. so q 9 % - AIMS ave. isoN
1907 Mary y Flynn 20 Abraham Berlmer and
ano. 81 West l3ah 81. March j. tprior mts
g.. 000l. due. etc, per bond g. 800. attofn-,
Lee II Bcrllncr. IS cedar ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH Fl
Manhattan.

WHITE ST 81. Wclsc Machine Works act
Schvah a Wolf e. al March 49, 1914 81, -
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN ROt f.ENARr. 1904. Empire
Roofing 80 agt paniel l. OstrO Construction
Co, March 3. 1914 $50
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana At.
torncyD
MARCH ~.
Manhattan

HOUSTON 81 ~ and las West. 5 s. g.'a<
s5N9SNii.li: MAY Is. 1910. pomenico Calar,o 30
Paul Raumgait'n. $1,000. ATTORNEYS pos, 4
Putxcl Is Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1926. assignment OF rents
April 8, 1913, Margaret J Crawford TO Acnla
Exchange Go. : West 3ith Sc. Sos. .,torrc,
Lawyers Title Insurance GO. 100 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY, assignment of rents.
March u.s. l9l., Same 90 same. S9io
SAME PROPERTY, assignment o. rents
oct u.s. 1917. same 10 same. $50.
LOTS lS5 and ls6. map OF Samler Estate
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lesses)
MARCH ~
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 81 20 81. store floor and bss.
ment; Adams Express Building co 20 the
Chase National Bank 50 cedar 81; 20 yrs from
May !. 1914. $50 900; attorneys. Rushmore, + <
;. 40 Wall 81.
BCLkHEAD. 1916 Il Of bulShcad next south
Of Pier new a.. North River. City Of New
York 10 Central RAILROAD OF New Jersey. 10
Liberty 81. 10 yrs from OCT g, 1910; s. 500. at
torncy, Corporation Counsel Hall 81 Records
f2D ST s. JlS.5 II e OF Madison ave. . -
alli Walter J Solomon 20 August lieckscher
Huntington. y: 70 YRS from April l, 1914.
$1,000; attorney, LAWYERS Title Insurance end
Trust Go. 100 Broadway.
2irH Sr. S. III II " OF 9th ave. sx tires
ell; Francis + ogden 10 William II Commons
ana ano. f05 West 18th -. T. yrs from May J,
1871. $50, attorney, Charles \ kssh, %
Wall ST.
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, " s. 1910 q ~
Of Fairmount Place store; r ! Carey Build
ing 90 to Bertha Essman s53 Tiffany 81: rs
from July J, 1914; $3.50 20 $3.50, attorneys,
Morrison & s. 80 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-23

Buyers arriving in New YORK may 'es-
isfcr in this column ny 'e'eP"o""s
hickman 5000.
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The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

With name ami address Of purchaser and
Attorney
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CHOICE PARCELS
WILL Be SOLD
Joseph P. Day to Hold a
Special Sales Day on
Thursday.
SOME WELL LOCATED
PROPERTIES ON LIST
Structures in the Midtown Section
and Two Large Apartments
Among the Offerings.

4 number or choice parcels in Manhat-
tan and The Bronx will be offered at auc-
ton in the Vcsey street and The Bronx
salcsrooms this week on THURSDAY
Joseph p. Day will conduct a special
sales day g the Nesey street salcsroom.
Among the parcels Mr.. Day will offer
IS a dwelling house at No Is West 2lst
street. for the estate OF Frank j. Ran
som. It is between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues. in Che midtown loft zone. plot
with a frontage OF SIS feet At No. l2f 10
loS West 18th street IN the heart of the
hotel and theatrical section, now occu-
pied by three old buildings. and two four
story tenement houses at Nos 3i2 and
80 Eighth avenue, on 4 plot 3e.2NN2 feet
near the PENNSYLVANIA Station will also
be sold by Mr. Day
". MorSenthau. jr. will sell IN the
Vesey street saesroom on Friday the
seven story apartment house at the north
west corner Of Madison avenue and 9ath
street, on a plot l0ollxl20 feet. Another
large apartment house will be offered by
Henry Brady. 1t is a six story apartment
house. on a plot lC0Xl0o.2 feet at the
southeast corner Of lS0th street and Pine
hurst avenue. II will I've sold to-day.
\ complete list Of the offerings for the
week follows.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
TWO KILLED
in PITTSBURGH
MOTORDROME
One Other Dying and Six Injur'
ed When Speedway Cyclist
Loses His Control
MACHINE LANDS IN BOX
FILLED WITH SPECTATORS
Archer Armstrong Vaults Safe
ty Device and SOmersaults
Into Arena

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June 1.-TWO
persons were dead today. another was
believed TO be dying, and six others
were suffering injuries ranging from
severe to minor as result OF the
nishap last night at the Motordrome,
when Archer Armstrong; racing
motorcycle carried him over the safe
~ device at the finish mark, somer'
saulted and landed with him in a box
filled with spectators.
The dead
Charles Marzolf. AZ. OF Homestead
Benjamin Kernohan, 20. OF Home
stead
Archer Armstrong, %, married, OF
New York back broken; left arm
broken; right leg broken; injured
internally; condition critical.
Robert Rowley, 40, left leg broken
w H. Vanderberry. rider, cuts and
bruises
Thomas Daley. 80. four ribs brok
en- cuts and bruises.
The riders were on the last lap OF a
race and were going at the rate OF
about so miles an honr when Arm
strong speeded up. Vanderberry and
Seliga. another rider, were riding ell
bow 70 elbow just ahead of Armstrons
at the time AS Armstrong; machine
leaped ahead he tried 10 pass those
riders, but was forced near 10 the
top OF the saucer and lost control ol
the machine.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

ton 10 fight anyone; never again can
he get into condition 10 retain a
championship, and that. unless he can
whip Moran by flash OF speed and
strength in one or two rounds, Moran
viii beat him easily.
h. G. b. Fitzhamon, the English
sportsman who for years was an au-
thoT1ty on horse races, polo and
yachting in America, and well-known
wherever racing fiourished dropped
note from Paris short time ago.
Pick up some husky boxer and
come over" he urged Get a match
with Johnson. Jack is done as a
fighter, and any fairly good man can
beat him"
rs history going TO repeat again ?
CorDett whipped Sullivan and could
have done II If he had been only half
as good as he was; Johnson whipped
Jenries' who was not In condition.
either physical or otherwise. and
could have done 1t had he been a
worse fighter than he was. Moran
may not be a great fighter. but does
ne need to be great fighter to beat
Johnson nowo
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
Flashes From, the
Big League Diamonds

Thirty-three safe cIouts I'm two
EnmeS were produced by the Ath-
ieucs yesterdays naturally they
won both games OF a double scufYIe
from the Red Sex.
The fusiIIade became so tIr..om.
mat Thomas, BOstOn catcher ynXyn
cd was hit In the mouth and had
tO retire.
Leary. Of the 81. Louis Brovns
helped beat the TyIess Niger.
poking out two doubles and n
triple.
\ melee between the American
Iengue tailenders went to ,h.
Maps because nothing could induce
the White SOx Ia lift.
Alexander made the Giants fead
out OF one hand. while hf. ofher
mItt Erasped bat that saUtted
ehectiNeIy for the Phillies.
The Card AIRED the Ctncv M.
Iovse from another game, Slim
Snilee In the role OF cbief tSrrer.
by take their ninth straight IIcL
lnH-fr0m the Cubs the Pir.t..
onicially admitted they are on
tneL worst slump since Fred
clarke took the reIns.
Larry Cheney rescued the Cnh
ship after the Pirates made Hmm
phrtes walk the plank the Cuhs
recording their fourth straight
CInude Hendrix and Gene Pack
ara staged I3-rOund dueI a.,
Kansas City, the Chffeds bea,tny
faskhru out I'm the final round
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
Short JdbS at
AHROund Sports

They are now saying Frank
| Chance is a big man In New York.
Frank is pretty big any place--six-
foot or more.
Willie Richie says: Il was the
biggest boob in the world In my
tight with White" but at the same
time he had the 10000 beans stored
away In his jeans.
England may have the best golf
ers, but IL can't boast Connie
Mack or Germany Schaefer.
Ouimet may have lost in England
but he topped Topping In France.
Among the society people who
have left for their summer outing
is Harry X. Thaw. It's fierce TO be
prisoner these days, you sometimes
have to mingle with the common
tribe.
Now Princeton defeated Yale at
tennis, but Yale still has a chance
to win the ping pong title
Right-F1elder Kommers OF the
sloufeds, kicked Umpire Mannassua
in the side during an argument
which proves baseball is growing
more refined every day.
One might say Willie Ritchie's
championship pretensions are now
boating down Rooseyelt's river OF
doubt
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
MORAN CONFIDENT
HE'LL WHIP JACK
Says He Expects Record Crowd
For Title Bout in Paris
June ~

PARIS, June 4.-lIustling hard at
his training camp outside Paris for
his bout with Jack Johnson on June
p, Frank Moran. OF Pittsburgh, today
declared that his chances OF winning
are far better than have been believ-
ed by some. He also said that early
indications are that when he meets
the big black the pavilion will be-
packed.
1T looks TO us like capacity
house" said Moran 81 have been
putting in my hardest ticks with Ken
needy, OF New York, and plan to have
Al Kubiak in my camp for the last
three weeks before the scrap | am
in fine shape and expect TO win"
AT Johnson's camp the champion
and his aides are also hard at work.
Johnson, though he is confident as
ever, is really training.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

'Batted FOR Reynolds In 7th.
tBatteu for Boehler In 9Th.
IRAN for Stanagee in 9Th
skan for Dubuc in sth.
Hits-On Coveleskie. IN 4 innings
on Reynolds, 4 in 3 innings: on Boehr
Ter, none In innings Two base HIS
-Dubuc Leary. Three base hits
Leary. 2 Sacrifice hits--Howard.
Pratt Wares Sacrldce hy--Wares.
stolen base Shotton. Double play
Pratt and Wares Left ON bases--De
troit. II, ST Louis. g. First base on
balls-By CoNeleskie ]; Reynolds, /
Weilmau struck out-By cove
leskie Reynolds. p Boehler. /.
Nelman. 2 Passed balls Stanage. ?.
Wild p-tsl 1t oyeleskie Balk--CoVe-
leskie. Time o. Umpires-Dineen
and Connolly. ,461
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
FuHerton,s Dope

Hank O'Day says the ink that
crowned him at Cincinnati still is
pursuing him. Yea, ongri, the same
kind OF ink.
BY the way, is eujinx the femi-
nine OF ink?
Those Athletics are odd folks;
here they are up at the top and
kicking the bats and gloves around
the clubhouse because they are play
ing such poor ball
Our observance of Memorial Day is
queer; IL we carry II much further
we'll be using the graves OF the vet
Grams for bunkers
A Chicago sport writer refers to
Ongri O'Day as an "ex-veteran, E"
which perhaps is a delicate manner
OF informing Hank that he is going
back.
A casual glance at Willie Ritchie's
lamps indicates that Charlie White
wanted to put up some crepe for
Decoration Day.
Mr.. Kommers, who kicked an Jump
in the Stats, may be preparing to
have John McGraw try to tempt him
to jump.
Charlie White says 1t took him
two years to. find his textbook; but
Willie Richie didn't seem TO have
any trouble finding IL with either
eye.
The governor OF Virginia pardoned
those convicted bookmakers IL they
would quit gambling aud go TO work;
but be didn't give them their choice.
Chick Evans admission that the
American golfers did not cover them
selves with glory while abroad. con-
firms some OF our mild suspicious.
Francis Ouimet says when he
plays into a bunker he feels like beg
ging its pardon. as II is his fault,
not the bunker's.
The golfers we have heard, never
said anything like that.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
CROSS WANTS ANOTHER
TRIMMING FROM RITCHIE

NEW YORK June 4.--Leach Cross
wants another chance against Willie
Richie, preferably in a long fight on
the Pacific coast. Private dispatches
from Sam Wallach, Cross manager.
say Leach is besieging Jim Coffroth.
of San Francisco, and other promot-
ers on the coast. TO get Richie for
him again. Wallach says Cross is
willing TO let Richie have a guaran-
tee and split what's left with the pro.
moter of the mill
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

Having defeated the famous Lind
berg. OF the Chicago Athletic club.
an Olympic star. in the 440-yard
dash In recent meet. r. s Schley.
OF the University OF Wisconsin. Is
regarded as one OF the speediest coli
lege quarter-milers In the middle
west and likely candidate for first
place In this event in the western
intercollegiate to be held at Chicago
on June 8.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
YALE LITERALLY HAS
HARVARD'S GOAT

RED TOP, Conn. June 4.--Yale has
Haryard's goat--for keeps.
Charles Higginson. pedigreed Billy
Goat purchased in Boston for a Har.
ward mascot, fell into the hands OF
a wellinformed Ell oarsman at the
New London express station.
Harvard crew headquarters was In.
formed by telephone OF the capture
Second bulletin A large y" has
been clipped on the side or the mas.
cot.
When physical violence seemed i'm.
minent Higginson issued a character.
istic New England ultimatum-the
goat vas damaged and would not be
accepted Thirty dollars would be
an acceptable substitute
Yale paid and kept the goat.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
JOE DAWSON SHOWS
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 4-loe
Dawson, injured in the Speedway
race OF last Saturday. and whose life
mas hung in the balance since then.
appeared slightly improved today
This Is the first Improvement noted
In his case.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
Experts Predict Moran Victory Over
lack Johnson NOv Too Fat to Fight

lucky in getting TO fight the champion
when almost anyone could have whip
ped him.
II looks from this angle as II Moran
has been Just cunning enough 10 fig
ure that Johnson has not one good
tsht left in him. He saw Johnson
fight Jim" Johnson he watched Jack
carefully IN Paris, and he odght 10
know.
Right after the match was an.
nounced / commenced an inqairy-
not 10 find out how good Frank
Moran - bit to fad cut how much
Jack Johnson has gone back. In my
judgment from reports from Paris
and London in the last two months,
Johnson is not In At physical condi.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

MADISON. Wis. June 4.-The
Wisconsin Varsity eight VIII be led
In the big Poughkeepsie intercolleg-
tate regatta in June. by Arno Wit
itch. of Milwaukee. The Badger
captain has rowed in three races
on the Hudson and will be one OF the
most experienced oarsmen in any
shell on the river.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
BRITISH CHALLENGER
GIVEN TRIAL SPIN

GoSPoRT, Eng. June 4-with a
large crowd looking on. the sham.
rock ", Sir Thomas Hptons chal.
lenger for the Americas cup. today
was towed into the Solent for her
trial spin As the Shamrock Nv be.
gan the task OF stretching her more
than 10000 square feet OF canvas. a
cheer went up from the watchers.
The Shamrock III accompanied the
challenger.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
Yesterdays Results

Fort Wayne Z, Grand Rapids
Evansville :. Terre Haute D
Dayton g. Springfield 3.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Ne.terday,s Result.

Jackson 8, Battle Greek z
saginaw .. Kalamazoo 3, called sew
enth, rain.
Flint ?, South Benz I. called sixth:
rain.
Toledo II, Bay City g.
only four games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON.

Future generations OF fight fans
may put Frank Moran, the Pittsburgh
football player and boxer, down as
the wisest OF the modern fighters.
Suppose Moran, comparatively
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterday R..,

iesteruny's Results.
brooklyn TO- Baltimore
Pittsburg 5. Buffalo 3.
indianapolis .. St Louis O.
chicago ., Kansas City i, IL innings
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

unknown and lowly rated man,
tie at Paris on June ~ The word
will say that Johnson was not in con-
dition; and a dozen or two OF the
blasted and still unblasted white
hopes will declare that Moran was
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

in considerable falling on In the mum
Der cf strikes in France There we're
.147l strikes in all. involving 230,646
strikers.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING.
\ erterdny'. ResnIfI

Cleveland 10, Louisville IL. 10 in
nings.
Columbus ., indianapolis l.
Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee 4
Kansas City 5, ST Paul o.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

A solar physics laboratory Is to be
ertcted In New Zealand, at Nelson.
The site VIII probably be on a sum.
NIT known as the Fringe. which has
an elevation OF 1900 feet above sea
ieyel
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

canada's fruit industry Is TO be nur.
tursd By q new government bureau at
Ottawa
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING,

ItsIeruhy'H HesuIts.
St Louis, Detroit. L..
Washington =. 3, New York, o, 3.
Philadelphia. TO- 7 Boston. J. g.
Cleveland, o. Chicago, 2
TodRy's Games.
81. Louis at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington at New York
Philadelphia AZ Boston.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
MICHIGAN STATE LEAGUE
STANDING


Muskegon 2. Cadillac o.
Rain elsewhere
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Yesterdny's ResuIts.

Baltimore 4, Jersey City 3.
Providence Newark g.
Toronto g. Buffalo
Rochester 5. Montreal 1.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
DEFIANCE OUT OF TRIALS
UNTIL NEXT WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, June 4.-The cup de.
Tense candidate Defiance will not be
ready TO enter the elimination trials
before next Wednesday. II was an
nounced today, Her sails have been
shipped to Boston TO be re-cut to At
new spar measurements.
There will be no trials tomorrow
Racing will be resumed Saturday on
larchmont,
Not 10 he OutdOne by the Mncks,
the senators bumped the Nunks
twice.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

Rusiness-Itke PrintInG. 40 fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Pfinung Co, fs
John R-st Phone Main I4sE
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
festerdn "a ResuIts.

Brooklyn. .. Boston, 8.
Philadelphia, To- New York 3.
Chicago. ., Pittsburgh. G.
81. Louis. D. Cincinnati. ?.
Todsy's Games.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
only two games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

AS a result OF the days pastiming
the Tigers lost a game and half TO
both the Macks and the Griffmen and
allowed st. Louis to inch one game
closer. Detroit has TO win but one
Of the next three 20 remain In third
position.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

Reynolds wasn't much better, al.
though he had quite lot OF stun.
Boehler, who officiated throughout the
last two frames, looked like the one
best bet of the day. The big fellow
has everything. and, for once, kept
them cutting the rubber
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

Coveleskie, who has always been a
terror 10 the Browns, was easy meat
yesterday, allowing five healthy swats
In the four innings he officiated The
Pole didn't seem to have anything but
a glove.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-04
CENTRAL LEAGUE

STANnINn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24

shelter in the bathing machines on tne
beach, while others are encampeo pn
the race course. which adJoins ,he
Dieue. The Kings summer palace
which looks out over the sea, IS also
turned into a hospital.
Side by side with all these scenes OF
war il is a striking contrast 20 "atcn
the crowds Of children padding ana
playing war games on the sand; 49,,
The money problem IS acute. "ealthy
people cannot get anything even ior
the necessities Of existence, as all tne
banks are closed. and money cannot De
obtained. People who would wllllngly
give to the poor are prevented; because
they have no money themselves anu
cannot get it. and are, indeed IN des-
perate plights