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naval vessels of Importance had been
sunk since last May, when the Triumph
and Majestic were torpedoed at the
Dardanelles.
The Natal, although a powerful man
of-war, was laid down eleven years
ago, and her displacement was only
about one-half of the largest British
sea fighters. Her displacement was
1860 tons. She was 480 feet long and
10 feet of beam; Her largest guns
were 9.2-inch. OF these she carried
three forward and three aft. She was
| armed also with four 7.5-inch guns.
twenty -four three-pounders and three
torpedo tubes
The Natal brought from Portsmouth
the body of Whitelaw Reid, American
ambassador at London. after his death
in 1912, remaining at New York for two
weeks.
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tion has presented resolution provid-
| ing for the establishment of an ex-
change of university professors and
students between Latin American and
United States institutions of learning,
and for the organization of a new bU-
reau, which shall have charge of col
lating scientific information of interest
| to the Americas.
The plan is understood to include the
pu ublication of a review or ma gaZine.
Chile, 1t also is understood. will pre-
sent. too, a most comprehensive resolu-
ton. 1t is not expected that there will
be much opportunity tomorrow for the
discussion of the resolution to be pre-
given to the delegations to present
| resolutions as the alphabetical roll of
countries will be called for that pur.
pose.
Evening star., 1915-12-31
OFFERS ANCoNA TESTIMONY.
DR.. Cecile S. Greil, a Survivor,
Thanks State Department for Aid.

DR.. Cecile S. Greil, the American Red
Cross physician who was on board the
Italian steamer Ancona when 1t was
sunk, telegraphed the State Depart
ment today from New York express
ing appreciation for aid given her. and
offering to come to Washington to
give a personal account of the An
cona's sinking should it be desired. No
engagement, however, has been made
for her to see Secretary Lansing or
other department officials.
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en- by the Rome correspondent of the
Journal as follows:
"A person who discussed the situation
at Saloniki with Gen. Castelnau In
forms me that the general said:
I'VE are at Saloniki and have no in
tention of leaving. We are waiting for
them to attack us, for that they have
made up their minds to great sacrifices
l am more than satisfied. 1 am enthu-
siastic at the defenses prepared
"A member of the generals suite de-
clared:
IAN offensive at Saloniki would cost
the invaders 10000 men. Anglo
French troops continue to land"
Evening star., 1915-12-31
New Year Issue

The regular edition of
The Star will be issued
tomorrow at | o'clock
and delivered at once
throughout the city.
Classified advertise
ments must be in The
Star office by 10 am. to
insure insertion in Sat
urday's Star.
Evening star., 1915-12-31
PEACE PROPAGANDISTS
CHARGED WITH TREASON

ROTTERDAM. via London, December
31.-The Berlin Vorwaerts announces
the arrest for high treason of ten
German socialists. including woman
named Clara Zetkin. They are charged
with engaging in peace propaganda.
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ALL PAN-AMER1cA WOULD REJOICE.

Mr. Barrett used plain language when he said:
will rejoice this shall be able
inspiration actual evolution of the Monroe doctrine
pan-American doctrine, which will that the Latin
republics attacked
by foreign foe would with all their physical and moral FORCE
protection sovereignty of the United States just
quickly the United States would under corresponding circu
stances stand for their sovereignty and integrity.
Evening star., 1915-12-31
'The New Alaska" Series Of Letters by Frank G. Ca1

These letters, by writer who needs no in
PRODUCTION to Star readers, will describe the
country as it is today on the eve Of its rapid de-
velopment by government and people.
Read the first of them in The Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1915-12-31
BRITISH LOSSES 18,549
DURING PRESENT MONTH

LONDON, December 31.-British cas-
ualties recorded in lists published during
the month of December amount to l'ool
officers and 1855 men. These are 'ne
returns from all fronts.
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Norwegian Steamer Is Sunk.

LONDON, December S1.-The Nor
wegian steamer Rigi. of 1,912 tons. from
charleston for Gothenburg. with cargo
of oil cakes, has been sunk by a mine.
The crew was saved.
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FEATURE VIENNA NOTE.
London Papers Print 1t With Head.
ing Austria Gives Way"

LONDON, December 81, 1:1O pm
The Austrian reply to the United States
appears in this afternoons newspapers
under the heading Austria Gives Way"
or similar words. The passages con-
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John Barrett Foresees the Coming Of
a Pan-American Policy Making
for Greater Unity.
Political Questions Continue to Be Principal
Feature Of Discussions at Various Meetings.
Second General Session Tomorrow.

Political questions continued today to be the principal feature
the the meetings being held Washing
connection the Pan-American Scientific Congress-
general of the Union and
secretary general of the congress- predicted the evolution the
Monroe doctrine doctrine His speech was IN
line with the idea OF political sympathy and unity Tor the Americas
advanced Secretary Lansing of the State Department the
opening congress- He spoke the educational conference
for foreign service training
meeting held this of the newly organized
of international Law speakers including
predicted uncation of opinions in all
American subjects of law land the fore
of these upon the world At other meetings similar
ideas expressed.
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BRITISH ARMORED CRUISER
DESTROYED BY EXPL LOSION
Survivors Number About 400 Out of Ship s
Complement of 704ENation's Severest
Naval Loss in Recent Months.

LONDON December 31-The British armored cruiser Natal
after explosion Official announcement to this
effect made here today.
sunk yesterday afternoon while in harbor the
result of explosion There about of
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Situation in Saloniki.

PARIS. December 3i.-The situation
at Saloniki as Gen. Edouard Castelnau.
chief Of the general stan of the French
army is said to view IL after visiting
the entente forces at that place. is CIV
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Taubes Over Saloniki.

4 dispa tch TO Reuters Telegram. Com
pany from Saloniki says:
Three Taube aeroplanes flew over
the town and harbor this morning.
They were heavily bombarded by war
ships, but, owing to their great alti-
tude. apparently were untouched. Three
French aeroplanes went in pursuit"
The staff of the Russian legation in
Serbia has arrived in Toulon, France,
aboard an auxiliary cruiser. The ves-
sci also brought the Serbian treasury
which was forwarded 10 Paris under
Ruard of Serbian officers.
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Consuls Are Arrested.

A dispatch TO the Times from Salonikl
says:
The consuls of Germany. Austria
Turkey and Bulgaria. with their stats
and families. have been arrested by
order of the French Gen. Sarrail and
take aboard a French warship. Their
consulates are now occupied by allied
frnnr.s >,
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WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow.
probably becoming unsettled and warm
er tomorrow; light variable winds.
Temperature for the past twenty-four
hours: Highest. AZ. at PM. yester-
day; lowest, 81. at am. today.
Full report on page 3.
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"rbe Monroe doctrine can never be
the subiect Of discussions by the in
CONTINUED on Second Page)S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
HIGH SCHOOLS
WILL COMPETE
IN STATE TRACK MEET AT BUCK.
HARMON ON SATURDAY
MAY %
Star Athletes From All over State
VIII Take Part With, Wesley
an, Marietta and University.

BUCKHANNON. May 21.-That the
star high school athletes Of the entire
state OF West Virginia would be invit-
ed to compete in two special events
in the intercollegiate track and field
meet 10 be held at Clarksburg. Nav
29th between West Virginia. Marietta
College and Wesleyan was decided al
meeting between Athletic Director
Pyle OF the University and Manager
OF Athletics Stansbury here Saturday.
The events in which the high
schools will be invited TO enter men
viii be the hundred yard dash and
the 44O yard dash. two Of the most
spectacular and interesting events on
the track program Of the day. Sew
eral Of the authorities AZ various bieh
schools had written both the manage
ment ar Wesleyan and al West Vir-
ginia asking that some special events
for high school athletes be offered
and 10 was in difference 10 these re-.
quests that The ARRANGEMENT was
made. Twenty-one high schools rep-
rcsenunE every prominent city in
West Virginia have been invited TO tho
meet and 30 ls expected that some
close races will be run
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BIGGEST ATHLETIC EVENT OF
YEAR TO BE HELD THIS
AFTERNOON.
Ohio valley Association Teams 20 Com.
pete Tor Honors on STATE Pair
Grounds, Island.

The biggest athletic meet ever staged
iN goo. .I.. WIZ Yl'n 'Lis afternoon 90
.' O'Clock "r ~ state fair grounds.
schools of th, northern port or tne
tate and eastern ohio VIII compete fHr
i.n.,faa. he, oxen, OBJ. annual meet
aIrUIfsI HIfH fraf oreanilIt'0n vim
.rr .afhlH'i. arlir or 10 season and one
..t1a H" D.. the athletes OF the ar
One noticeable arf .1 tho coming
meet iF tIat l'ro Ia almost doubt. me
..a- TfIs would indicate mat de-
.rH.N HUI NrI| meet BE- coming nI.. fr
Ir"w.r.r.. ~ ma.y OFF ,re leading atH.
SCHOOL. hove been doing much t0 o..
.fnr. th|a branch NJ the anurta.
whssiinE's Chances Good.
Iu iIr meet which WHa held on the
'ii ~. I'un.. IHr' season. Wh..I.
Lrg h.gh sghnn. Wsa returned Do. win.
over fHf.r rivals rUsE IaoE f.rv4rf
f. reporting their last years r.rfuru.
once. although their team tHfa season
s,rtsd tFs -oli cold ana t.ia. =, rsIf
MIfH ono exception. W|lfIInE I|rn
Stands Hr excellent .nHr.. .r winning
H majority 90 tHa r.trfH rII. ono ev-
'..H competed last uss. 90 t.e rIrn
.rfnnI meet IrIs Hf Washington Ta.
.uI broke 600 n.Eh school records Ir the
.aml ~ FPr' Ty,r, -a reg. l,sn r',ss .g
IT.. r.u....I fH prov. tH. Individual point
v.UrHr f.r ono Wheeling h..a fF. com.
r.ri DO nler..'1 sd WON r.
HrH HuH WHEusr .H fH. HHr.Hr.. ffH.u.
Jarvis boz the 600 and 900 yard dasbe-
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WON SLUGGING MATCH

DETROIT. May 21.-phtladoInhta won
a smuggling match from Detroit to-day.
II 20 y. Dauss. who replaced Roland
WIN none out In the sew cnth passed six
OF the nine men who faced him before
he was succeeded by Cavert The
score. W II 4,
Philadelphia ...3O1OOi321- II
Detroit .......903O 11OOO-s ~ 4
Batteries; ShaWkey Davis and Schang:
iauss. CaNet and Stunage. Baker. Two
base hits: Walsh. Barry. Davies Vcach.
Three base hit: Oldring. stolen base
Strunk. Witt. Crawford. Sacrifice hit.
Young. Sacrifice flies: Schang KaNa-
naxh- Bases on balls. OFF Roland. I: off
pauss. g. or Cacct. I: OFF Shawkey ?.
off Davies. G. Struck out. BY Roland
by Shawkey. 2. by Davies. 1. Empires
Evans
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Smith. ana
Martins Ferry-Russen. Mccartney
ndsville-Hammond and Duncan.
Sistersville-Core. Conway and Bow
bald.
Relay.
Beilaire-Lawrence Houston. Duny
acknowledgements Vensel Durv
Hughes and kaltenbach
Iameron-iregory. Boundy. Hopkins
Moundsvile - Meredith. Crowley.
HsMm aT,;nd' i AArnoid Duncan and Burley.
,,. Nt'.Itlns Ferry- Niekers Fowler Nc
90. Wy',sellsburg-Myers. Cree. George and
=, wheeling - bowman. Hamilton and
Marsh 90 Billiard. Archibald. Lloyd
Broad Jump.
Bellaire-Duny. Beck and Stftt
Cathedral-Nensel Hughes and IpiTv
Martin.
Martins Ferry-conaway River and
Fost
sistersville-I.awson. Marsh and Col
Wheeling Fish. Royc. ana Marsh
High Jump.
hellaire-Neat ~chramm and Jones. ..
idEerort-.sleNander.
Camcron-Hinerman.
Iathedral--Nensel. Duty and Hughes
Monndsvllle - Crowley. Burnley and
Martins Ferry--Jordan and Fest
Sistersvllle - Marsh. Conaway and
williams. Mysr and wo-
Wheeling Marsh. stein and Cham
Pole Vault.
Bellaire-Schram
Moundsviiie-Ernoid and Robinson.
Martins Ferry-SterllnE. Grifhth and
sistsrsviue-Coiiins. stoops and Nor
Wheeling Lawrence. Stein and Arm
Hammsr Throw.
FoIIairc-burer and Beck
cathcdrai-Hurhss. Kennedy and Mig
Martins Ferry-Gor Jordan and Pest
sistersyille-Collins. Eaton ard Rich
Msii-burr Williams.
wheeling " SO. pa och and warfeui.
Eeiiaire-ieg'. porer aud Folsy.
bridgeport FULTON and Williams.
Martins rrrrt-f Jordan ana Rivers
SIEforsvillo-Collins. Eaton and Hlb-
Wsl'shurg Williams and scott
"h'.i'HF 1Enrr Ooh and Marsh.
r.,,.,.. n discus Fihrow., -
1870. .'.f'r ana FOLEY.
catl.s.l-si,.. He6ry ans Nlsg.m.yer
lste-~Iu"-c collins Eaton ana craw-
N..I|H hur~ scott
Wheeling -Warfruf urrrrherr and
Marsh
i..-eres Physical Director MINER Of
Tho 81 81 g. s.
Judges az the frfan. ~rarbIrtt. %
MnuuiafI..e IrHf Miller OF Martins
Irrr. arI Prof hah RI Wheeling
IuIFna ~ field rrrrfa.rr1f Perkins
~ Martins Frrrr Prof Wrifr ~ Belle
pig. ord Irgf shaw 70 Feliai-e
rfIrfHra f'rUf Williams ~ Hefinfrr. ..
I..F I.HNrr OF Martins Very.
TIn||FH PROF rrfHHrHHE ~ unf1afrr
Irnf Gone 30 MrHrfeviIfe and Prof
Thornton ~ frNrff'rr
Announce Rider rr Wheeling
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BATTING RALLY

ST. LOUIS. May IA batting rally
victory over New York to-day by the
score OF 5 to 4. Score. r. IL b,
New York .....O0C2 sOO-4
ST Louis .....-O cas- Il 8
Batteries. Fisher and Sweeney. Low
dermilk. perryman and Agncw Two
base hits: G. Walker. Teckinpaugh. VIII
hams. Three base hat: Pratt. Stolen
bases. Maisel. Shottgn. Boone. High.
Sacrifice hits: Hartzgl. Boone. Bases on
balls: or Lowdcrm.ik. .. Off Perryman.
/; Off Fisher. 4. Struck out: by Low
dermilk. o: by Perrymau. / by Fisher. z
I mplres. ChIll and CnnnlolN.
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NINE HIGH SCHOOLS ENTERED In
INTER- SCHOLASTIC FIELD MEET

gEish iu Che running broad jump and
StrIu boo the miI. r.H.
BiR Entry List
nc ,niry list including names ~ in
81, idunI- and teams. Tor the twelve
events is as follows
100 yard Dash.
Duty. Lawrence and Foley
Eridg.purt-fultou. Alexander and
Cameron rourdr Hopkins and Dry
.'N'N. H. 80 I.eH.H N"UHtI and Duty
Ennrd.rll.. M.r.Iitu aud CrowIr.
Martins I.rrs .NIchers. Howell ana
sIaf.r.Nu. Rogers.
W..IeHurr Williams Myers and
Wheeling Jarvis fTaH and Hamilton
22o yard Dash.
.. i..riis.H0rt--"u'tan. Alexander ana
c8m.ruu. urrrds uauk.re and rr..
'atf'araI-IInFH.H N,rarI and NIe-o-
uouudavue-N Meredith and crowley.
Martins f.rY McC1rtr.f. Taylor
siatera.iIis-care Crawford and
Msratu-r George anI Wysrs
so yard Dash.
i-Iie rar. i.-..r s1d u.II.sis.
'tm. rrr .HuEr. Rafferty, ard Kali
MaaudrtiTio. Meredith and Crowley.
Martins terr1 Taylor. Fast ana tip
flrraff
|IIH T.~.r. Hrd March
u.s. H..'|nn I."|". |..UEn.nu and r.uHr
$50 Fard race.
'.I'a.r. naf'.rta,r. E Robertson
rrH Anderson
i.rIir.rert Hyvsfsr Porter end Me.
N...|r
Martins FerrrHuirtrrn. Fowler and
NI|Hrra
v.urf...fo-r fsmuarI ana na--t-
sisters. .|."aHfnrr MHr.H and tHH.sa d.
Nl.rIrr.. frrhIts UuUarf and
Marsh
VILE race
HrIIH..r. rs. U.Hrrf .HH d. r...........
and TuUIu
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'ANoEs ARRIVE.
interest increases in water sport ana
Many Boats Are Here.

Interest f. seemingly rcvivinr In ca
noeinE In this city. YESTERDAY N a.
Friedrichs. local sporting goods man.
received "A bill Of lsainR for large ship
ment OF the birch bark boats. which he
expects 20 arrive here within the next
Few days. Last week a large shipment
arrived and all have already been dis
posed OF.
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Educational facilities in the Philip
pines are becoming so highly recog-
nized in the orient that the Bishop OF
North Borneo has obtained permission
to send children to Filipino schools.
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DAYTON WINS

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
fr WAYNE. Ind. MAY 2i-Dayton
ana Ft Wayne mixed II in free hitting
contest here to-day. The visitors won
? "a Z. chiefly through a big fourth when
they Tailed five markers on but two
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Cereals generally ARC forbidden fo
he shipped nuf OF Austria Fmfar,.
belgium. HIlrar'8 Denmark France.
Germany Grraf Britain. ireland
italy. Nrfhrrlarda. rumarIa. ewo.
don. Switzerland Egypt. TurIa
South Africa Union Australia IrT.
rcpt fo Great UrifaiuI. Sow Zealand
and 40 some extent out Of Rus .a
and Canada.
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BOSTON. May 2i.-Chicago won the
second game OF the series from Boston
to-day. 3 70 ?. II was a pitchers bat
TIE between Rudolph and Lavender. \
muff by Connolly permitted chicago 10
score two runs with two out In the
fourth inning. Score.
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CHitAGo. May zi.-chioaro ana Bo.-
~. 80 st1yed me longest game % the sea-
hI.er u innings. Incidentally this
~ faners seventh straight victory.
ming. Weaver doubled and Ouinlan ~.
MT ~ pitched ball SchSlk bat out
MT and DAILY oatted for FNAber with
Weaver scored the winning run. score.
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.Batted FOR Russell in seventh.
'Batted for Faber In seventeenth
Boston 49,, 900 oOl 700 600 600 90 ,
Chicago 90. .0cO 600 600 600 600 OIL 3
Two base hits: Scott. Brief, Weaver.
Ihree-hase hit: Cady. stolen base.
BRIEF. FelsCh. Bases on balls. or
Russell. 2. Shore. 2; Faber. I. NAYS 1
struck out: BY Russell. 3. MAYS. b: IN
Der s. lmpires: Hildebrand and
OfIourhlin
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Special Dispatch 20 the fntsiiixencsr
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May IL
Davis effective hurting. with men ON
bases and the timely hitting OF the
wheeling club boys. combined 90 give
the stogies the get away game here mi.
afternoon The score wa 70 I. At
all times Davis was the absolute mas
ter OF the Grand Rapids batters and
Wavered only In the innings. In the
seyeuth and eight ivory base runnins
heIpc1 him out or the nrst hole. and
other. me
on the other hand. Payutsr who
received bad support rom D~vorm Ssap
Carlson. who relieved Paynter In tbe
third. pitched effectively. The game Was
caused some frcakish work on hit bRiis
shriysr AZ nrst base established a local
Davis with ten assists set another
Scored In rirst
Wheeling started In the FIRST and
scored one run. After O'Day had been
stole second. lie Kept riEht on Ro ING
whsn Devormer threw 10 center neld
gnd lnhing the Stogies earned a run.
Meister opened with y hit and shrlyer
bunted him along.
ter Nespo had grounded out, Martin
VS. peFged out trying 10 stretch the
ny bay scored the Third run In the
thlrd inning lie walked and stole and
scored from second while Callahan was
throNing Imlauf out on a difficult
Er9under. ODay also scored the final
Wheeling tally In the NTH Inning. lie
singled ana went TO second on tmlaufs
punt Wild pitch gave him third and
ne scored ON the squeeze play. Kyle be-
Ing on the batting end Errors by
keene and Shriver and Carlson's hit
gave Grand Rapids it's only run In the
seventh Inning. In the eighth "A hit
and two bases on balls hlled the bases
but force out ana strike out enabled
Davis To escape untouched.
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SAYS

Thar straw hat you want Is
here, as you want IL. AZ the price
you want 10 pay. The rough Sen
nett 5raids still have the call. We
show abou; twenty styles OF
these in the different dimensions.
We are showing something new
this season. a flexible straw. will
ht any head and feel comfortable.
The price is $500. All kinds Of
Panamas, Leghorns and Bang
koks.
Prices for stravs 81 so 70 500.
We are showing a great line OF
soft cuff shirts. Also the Sport
shirt in SlOo. si.5o and $500
grades.
Come in and have a look at our
stravs.
Weather for today-Rain.
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G Fs.;sS ........SS SS2SSddSS- 2

Two base hits: Phelan. Connolly. Sac
rifice hits: Smith. Zimmerman. Bases
on balls: OFF Rudolph. .: off Lavender
2. struck out; BY Rudolph. 3: by Laven-
der. 3. Umpires. Byron and Orth.
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FEDERALS


pittsburgh, 3. Baltimore, 2.
Newark. 4; 81. Louis. g.
Chicago. 3. Brooklyn. 2
Kansas city. S; Buffalo. 9
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hits. errors and passes having done the
rest. Score: n u y
Dayton .......OOOBO1 o
~. Wayne .....O20i8Ol IL 2
Ratteries-Fahrer Ridley and wocrth;
Donley, Green and Beyers
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rodAy's Games.

Newark a. ST. Louis
Brooklyn AT Chicago
Buffalo az Kansas city.
Baltimore at Pfttghvr~f
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Relays o~msa
Boston - Chicago. "a
New York AZ 81 r,oui.
FhiLAdelphia at Detroit
washington at Cleveland
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II INNINGS
wHrn sox DErEArs NM sox IN
LohQEsT oAHn or I'm
rkEDErr sEASOU
EAys weafen.d N s,~-u,>-.ts
T ecorss Sven straiEht-Ath
isncs VIA AID Tan-
hes L-osaL


rertsrdsy-s nsrurrH
Nhieago. ?. Boston. 2.
81 Louis, New York. 4
fhiladelphia II; Detroit
'Ssrenteen inniEgs.
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Totals .....32 Z "a Ie
.-Batted for Whaling in eth.
''-Batted for Tragresser in 9Th.
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CUBS
TAKE BOSTON ovER N A CIosE
CAME YEsTERDAY ny
SCORE or , TO 2.

Contest was Piecher's Batrls B,tvseu
kudolph and Lavender-Connsily's
nuff Lost Game for BrAvcs
No Other Games Played
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Chicago e. Boston.
ST Louis at brooklyn
Pittsburgh az New York
Cincinnati At PhIladelphia
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Today's oamsa
WheelinE AZ FORT Wayne
Dayton A. Grand Rapids.
EyanEFille az Erie.
Ierre Haute at Youngstown
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Time for Your
Vacation Clothes

Warm days breed that pleasurabe desire to commune
with nature. These days thousands of men at the
daily grind are letting thoughts of vacation steal into
the brain.
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