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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

MONTREAL. QUE. September 1s.-
4 edmond closed the international
Hague season here to-day. winning
he opening clash with the Royals. 5
?. and dropping the final encounter,
ito 3. thereby permitting Montreal to
fpse, as IL opened, with n victory
ECadore pitched well, and his team
htes hit and iclded behind him In the
|lcond game. The opener went TO the
inbers when sherry was found in the
Hkth inning for three runs on two
Isses. two hits and an error Jar
an ;wirled the first game for Rich
ond. yielding up seven safcties.
b Galley was found for the same num-
|sr in the nightcap. but they came in
,rkable combinations.
flThe Royals cot OFF with n one-run
Id in the first game. a home run by
lVelan turning tho trick. Another
Finy came In the NTH, when White
Han and Flynn. on singles. brought
elan across after he had hit TO GEN.
for one bag.
Richmond came up strong in the
eth frame and took the lead away
pm the Royals Arragon and Twom-
r united on a hit by Mullen. and one
pre- came in when Pick picked one.
/ error by Nash helping the Dummies.
Hhllen was caught at the plate, but
ri ties scored Pick with a single.
In the eighth Arragon led off with
+ pass and Twombly singled. Mullen
| Ia Pick grounded out. but Johnny
tes unlimbered triple which
/ lnted two.
I'll bNTREAL GOT EARLY
LEAD IN ROTH GAMES
Montreal got of with an early lead
the second game. One run was
| mbers jumped into the lead in the
ID lrd frame. The Royals, however,
pix it away from them in the same
( ime, and in the sixth cinched the
ii ne with another brace of TALES.
iEharlie Mullen featured the second
ID Ish with his stick. drawing three
Is in three tries. One of his hits,
the third, scored both Arragon and
b yombly, who had led off with sim
is. The other Richmond tally came
Id the seventh when Mullen. after sim
h ing, touched the rubber on Picks
/ zee Dagger to the centerficld fence.
hi Both games were fast contests, the
st going one hour and forty min
ID IS and the second, an abbreviated
air OF seven innings, ending ten
nutes after the hour. The Royals
ded poorly in both games: in fact
Id IN teams erred considerably. Rut
IN it ALL some good. snappy work
seen, the Royals getting a double
the first game and the Dummies two
ibles In the second encounter
Ill with these games. the International
hgue season ended with Montreal In
h III place. and Richmond in seventh
IN teams will disband at once, a
nber OF the players reporting at once
major league clubs. Others will
perse to their homes.
y ack Dunn. after winding up some
Il his business, will return to Rich
md Big Ed Sweeney, McHale and
ftrell and Mullen will return to the
hkees. AL Russell Is already with
IIw York Bankston and O'DonneIl
III report back to Connie Mack. be.
preceded there by Bill Morrisette
N o is getting trial with the Ath-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
How Ints Batted.


CHICAGO. September 1S.--The ten
leading bnttcrs I'm the international
League nrci GilhoOiey. Buffalo, 1897,
shorten, Providence, .323, Rath, To-
rOntO, .322; Judge, BuffniO, BIZ;
ChnnneIl. Buffalo, .310, Shenn, Prov
idence. .31l; Kraft, Harrisburg, ROD;
Witter, Harrisburg, .3OS; j. Smith,
Montreal, .30T; JnmicsOn. Buffalo,
300.
Whitemnn, Montreal, leads I'm rum
scored, with los; In total bases, with
205, md In home runs, with ~; Gill
hOOlcy lends In stolen buses, with
-. BunnlO lends In club batting,
with .2S6I Providence next, with
.27i. The 1900" pitchers nrei Hcebc,
buffalo. rs won Z lost, Ocschgcr.
Providence, ri and 3; Comstocle,
Providence, IL and CT DOwd, Mon
trent. If md q, Gnw. Buffalo, Is and
~ IuIue, Toronto, IL md Z; Schultz,
Providence, is and 10; McTiEuc. To-
ronto, tG and 10; Russell, nIchiuond,
~ and II; Cooper, Providence, rs
aud 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
WAS GOOD WEEK ON TRAPS |
THREE CLUBS SHOOT FOR
TlMES-DISPATCH TROPHY
ELIMINATION Hounds Bring DAT Good
Sc0res-FinnI Match Will Bc
Held l.ntc in October.

Three local trapshootinE organiza-
ha ndsome silver trophy cup offered
by The Times Dispatch to the best shot
in Richmond. Weekly elimination
matches are being held TO decide the
high gun In each club. The finals will
probably be held during the last week
in October
Great interest is being taken 1T the
West End. Gun Club In the Times
Dispatch Trophy Cup and a large num-
Saturday, the last day. as the matches
VIII have to be finished by the middle
OF October. SO far Hart has tn. top
card. but it's by no means certain that
his score will be the highest for many
Of the men who have recently started
have perfect cards so far.
Easlcy and Hart ran "A dead heat
FOR club honors in the West End Gun
weekly match. while Boyd and Cabcn
two targets behind, were the runners
up.
Cabcll. with one down and thirty-tive
was played to win the match. but he
ran into streak OF bad luck in his
last inning which cost him the match
SCHOLAR BEATS TEACHER
IN FIRST TRIAL AT TRAPS
DR.. Edwin Shackleford, who was be-
ing initiated by his fellow mcdico. DR.
Conman. was an apt pupil. going off
with Coffman's scalp. Mr.. Vaughan of
Goochlnnd. was n guest of the club
both he and Sheppard were using
strange guns and fell away belcv their
known ability.
The attendance was small and since
Inc week-enders are back the club de-
clded that for the balance of the shoot
Ing season to meet on Saturdays.
Club scores OF the West End Gun
club last week. shooting at so:
Easley broke Al. Hart AZ. Boyd 45,
Caben IS. L. Rucger a.. Eanes "A, War
rem t3, Williams Al, Flippen II. Ham
mond. Sr., Al, Ii. NJ. Vaughan IS, Dr.
Shackelford %. Sheppard %, DR.. Coff-
man q. Bibb 90.
Winners legs and points, Nowlan
and Western Cartridge Cups Easley
and Ruegcr
Lumsden Cup. Easley. cabcll and
Hart
Times Dispatch Cup. Easley and
Warren.
Surprise targets: Hart, Vaughan,
Bibb, Warren. Coffman. Cabell. while
Eanes and Sheppard missed and went
in the hole"
Eight men have turned in their
Times Dispatch trophy cards:
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willlamn md Hnrte win :

September is.-R.
rris Williams. H., and Richard III.
rte, Jr.. of Harvard, won the inter-
legiate lawn tennis doubles cham
nship for the second successive
ar to-day by defeating their team
ties, G. c. Gamer and L. II. Curtis,
zee sets TO one in the final round OF
thirty-f1fth annual tournament on
courts of the Merton Cricket Club
Haverford. The scores wore l-6.
, Ga, SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Rnilroaders Defeat Light Boys.

The Railway Department came back
strong in the second game of the Sc
ries and defeated the Light and Power
Department of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company yesterday, 10 to
6.
The features of the game was the
pitching of Grant. for the Railways.
who struck out nineteen men. and the
batting and fielding of Seay. The
eatehing Of aary Fey IVA MAS faTtless
Power team by his hitting and fielding.
Score by innings: z. II. r..
Ry. Dept. III 90 4 q IS 00-l0 II 5
L. and p Dept. / . o 90 20 6 6 3
Batteries: Railway. Grant and Har-
vey; Light and Power, Gentry and Guy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Rube Marquard. who finally induced
the affablc Ebbets and the easy going
Robinson to save him from going to
the minors, put up the argument that
RELOCATION to the brush would seriously
hurt his prospects for the coming win
ter in vaudeville. 1t never seems to
have occurred to the RUDE that vaude-
willie in winter has seriously hurt his
standing in baseball this summer. But
then, we presume acting is the main
thing with him and baseball only n
side line that he carries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Minneapolis Cinchcs penmnnt.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. september
tS.-Mnncapolis this afternoon cinchcd
the 1915 American Association pen
nant by defeating Cleveland, to l..
while ST. Paul was losing to Indian
apolis. If the home team loses both
games tomorrow, while ST. Paul is
winning two, il will still win the PEN
nant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

BY EAST END GCNNERS
Eight men faced the traps this week
at the East End Gun Club. r. L. Gath
right was high man with twcnty-one
birds in twenty-five targets. Stumpy
Pollard was second with nineteen, and
Peace and Wuest We're both pushing
him with eighteen to their credit. The
score. at twenty-five targets:
W. T. Martin broke Is, r. w. Wuest
is, +. L Gathrlght 81, l.. D. Booth 13.
c. L. Gay Ii, I. II. Peace Is, T. Fl. Pol
lard Is. w. Lyons 13.
The next shoot will he held on
Thursday at 1870 o'clock. The attend
ance is expected to be larger. as more
interest Is developing with the expect
cd approach of cooler weather.
BROWN is HIGH GUN AT
NoRTISIDE WEEKLY SHOOT
The Northside Gun Club held it's reg
on the clubs grounds. with II. Brown
the high gun, breaking A. out of 80
birds.
He was closely followed by L. Rueger,
who broke sc out Of possible so
birds There were good many new
shooters present yesterday at the con-
test and many visitors were present.
The next shoot will be held Saturday
at $3.50 o'clock.
The score yesterday at fifty targets
follows:
n. Brown Al, L. Rueger as. ]. r. Mar
tin 45. C. B. Cooke 43, w. II. Eanes
II, A. J. Warren 40, w. r. Russell 80,
s. S. Perkins 80. J. ". Perkins 81. j.
T. Martin, Jr. 81, Myers 25. Troutner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Agriculture.
NTwo out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Owen in ninth.
Srnro by innings: R

Portner 2 O o @ O 0 Of
Agriculture $50. 9 0 0 . 0 2-5
Runs-Gentry, Bransford, 9: Moran
Pee. 3; Lemeric, Fraser. First base on
error--Portner. /. Left on bases
Portner. I: Agriculture. 3. First base
on balls--On Dunn. 4; off Owen. L.
Struck out--By Dunn. 4; by Owen, o.
Three-base hit-Baur Two base hits
Gentry. Moran, Lemcric. Mccarthy
Sacrifice hit-Bailey. Sacrifice fly
Mccarthy. Stolen bases Gentry.
Bransford, Baur, Wells, Pee, Lemcric.
Mccarthy Hit by pitcher-By Dunn,
Carroll. Umpires-Messrs. Belts. OF
Washington. and Moran. Of Richmond.
Time. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Score by fnnInKN: Il.
RICHMOND 5000 30 N-5
Montreal 80. 1000 OO-2
Summary; Three-bnse Initiates.
Home run-lrelnn. Bases on balls
on Sherry. +; of Jnrmnn, 4. Struck
0ut-by Sherry, o; by Jarmnn, @.
Double plays-Flynn to NaEh to
Flynn; Nash to IreIan to Flynn.
Wild pitcheH-Jnrmnn. Sherry. Sto-
len hnScs-Smith, IreInn, Arraron,
Twomhly. Pick. Time. I:4O. I'M
|pireH, HnndibOe and Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

h summary; Three-baBe hIts-Pick,
Nndorc. BuScs ON bnlln--on Henley,
IL. Struck out-by Galore. 4, by
fenley, .. Hit by pitcher-by Hea-
Icy i tNnnh). Double pIuyk-Hea-
iTrombly. Sacrifice hfts-Irelnn.
tiynn t2). Time. 1,1O. Empires,
Hart and Hnndfhoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Want. Game.

The Horace S. Wright team wants
a game with the Havana Consuls for
next Saturday. The manager can be
communicated with by calling RAN
dolph 5266-J.
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Wrlght,s nefent I.nnrel street.

Laurel Streets yesterday by the score
OF 8 to !. The game was featured by
the superior pitching of Riley. who
struck out eighteen men. Jolliff also
pitched good ball for the losers. The
batting of Nissley and Creamer was
good
Score by innings: r. H. z.
H. Wright III O00O0'-3 s 9
Laurel St. 100 00o10 o. 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Richmond finished in seventh place.
whereby wiscacrcs predict the down.
fall Of the Barrow circuit. They Will
mad. however, that Jack Dunn is u
nard man to down. and that Jackie will
be on hand next spring with real
ball club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

The season ended with only two Of
the local players. Mullen and O'Donne!l.
hitting the pill for the coveted 800.
Others. however. were mighty close 10
that mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

AS they have picked the league win
ners. so are the fans picking the fu-
turc champions. and seemingly the ma
jority favor the Red SoS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Thirteen other men are still compel
iny and more entries are expected be-
fore entries are 10 be closed.
GOOD SCORES ARE MADE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Perhaps they are right and perha rs
American League looks stronger now
than the National. but results on paper
don't always jibe with the results on
the bali field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Ashcvillc put another over on the
Rocky Mounters yesterday, making the
count two ana one The next three
games of the intericaguc series viii
be staged at AshevilIe. That il, il
three more are necessary to decide the
championship OF North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Baseball meets with many upsets
The Athletics went into the series last
year labeled a S the class team"
vast majority of the experts picked
them to win, but they not only lost the
series. but lost four straight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Goodbye. Ints. Call again next

bUIIHIO WOH tHe IIItcTHsitIOHiI I'tHBu c
pennant yesterday hands down While
the Bisons were cinching the game ne
cessury to give them the rag. Provi-
dcncc was throwing away it's only
chance by losing two games to Toronto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Speaking OF the Hustlers lawn Can
eel. former leader of the Moose, seems
to have won a home in Brookfeds.
where he is managing the fortune OF
the Tip Tops. The Brookfeds are go
ing strong under his Leadership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

burgh National League team, is also a
chicken fancier, dog breeder, Usher
man and in winter r basketball player
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Already fans have picked the Red
SoN and the Phillies as sure winners
the bunting. applications for worlds
series tickets are pouring into the of
nee OF the club. All applications are
being filed. Builders, too. are figuring
on increasing the seating capacity, and
one OF the tentative plans is to erect
blcacher seats outside the grounds on
the sidewalks OF the streets bounded
by the right and left field sides OF the
park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Richmond fars viii sympa thize deep
~ with Ray Ryan in his bereavement.
The former Colt leader and pilot Of the
champion Tarheels. lost his small son
yesterday. AS a token of sympathy,
each player in the Rocky Mount-Ashc-
Vile game wore a black band on his
arm during the game yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

There is going to be real scramble
for the football championship OF tho
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Asso-
citation this season. None of the teams
Will DO many dark horses to loom on
tho horizon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

II. as John McGraw says. the Gin
cinnati Reds are the worst tail-end
club the National League has had in
years." pray what Characterization
justly describes the New York Giants ?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Bill Morrisette, Dunn's second best
bet this season. pitched yesterday for
Bill was given poor support, but kent
his hits scattered. and must have also
kept his wits with him, which was
this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Jack Dunn has offered a youngster
named Forstbauer. OF Rochester,, =. 2,
n contract for next season. The kid is
to hold him all season, as he is a good
prospect. He recently pitched for tho
Hustlers and did good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
Football Results.

Football Results.
At Carlisle. Pa--Carlisle. 21; AL
bright, I.
At Lewiaburg, Pa.-Bucknell IA:
Bloomsbury Normal, 0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

History may repeat itself this year.
The contendinG American League team
may go Into the worlds series seem.
ing to outclass the Phillies in every
department OF the. game But that
doesn't mean that the Red Soy will
have a walkaway. 1t doesn't even
mean that they will win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Boston yesterday squelched the pen
nant hopes of the Tigers by winning
great ball game after twelve innings
OF play. The Phiilies COPIED another
from Cincinnati. and lesscned the
chances Of Brooklyn and the Boston
Braves to catch them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Among the larger State institutions,
Washington and Lee and Virginia both
seem unusually strong paper.
Dropping down into Carolina. both the
Tarheels and Aggics have strong aG-
Srcgations TO start with. Unfortu-
natcly, the schedules are again so ar
ranged that the South Atlantic cham
pionship cannot be settled except on
records. which is mighty unsatisfac-
tory in football.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Yale and Princeton rule as .avor!tes
in the East The rosy tint usually
lowering around Harvard this year is
not visible. The tint seems 10 have
faded with it's great trio of stars II
is now strictly up to Coach Percy
Haughton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
MILITIA GUARDS
N0RIAS RANCH

BROwNsvILLE. Texas. Aug O.
-Four companies Of United states In.
fantry arrived in Cameron county.
Texas. today from Fort Mcintosh and
were Immediately sent to stations al
Sebastian Raymondviile. San Bcnito
and Harlingen.
40 reports had been received late
tonight ~ further trouble ar Norias
ranch. north of Brownsville. where
five Mexican bandits and one Mexican
woman were killed and five Americana
wounded in "a battle last night Sol
dirrs. state and county officers and
armed citizens afill were searching
for the bandita
The United States army border
patrol tonight Kept in close touch with
the situation Several cavaIrvmon
we're sent fo Fuard ranches in the die.
turhed district where raids were
feared by ranch owners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
HAITIEN CONDITIONS
ARE ENCOURAGING

WASHINGTON. Aug. g--Encourag-
ing reports on the conditions in Haiti
came today from Rear Admiral Caper-
ton. With American marines and blue.
jackets controlling the principal towns
naval officers administering the Gus
toms houses and revolutionary leaders
giving assurances of cooperation. ofn.
cials here hope for rapid progress to.
ward restoring a permanent native
government
General Bobo. the northern revoIu.
ZIONIST. has arrived at Port au Prince.
renounced his pretensiOn TO the execu.
tive power and ordered his soldiers
disarmed and sent home He has as
sured Admiral Caperton he will coop.
crate In efforts 10 restore order. Bobu
Is candidate for the presidency but
has agreed 20 abide by the choice Of
the congress. Similar assurances
have been given by Bourand. another
presidential aspirant
When the election shall be- neld
has not been determined. but the
United States will require that com
plete tranquility prevail before any
step Is taken
Secretary Lansing today explained
the occupation Of Haitrs custom
houses. The custom houses are be-
ing supervised by American author
ity.' said he. because a state OF an
archy exists In the country II is ne
cessary that We should see 10 10 that
the customs revenues DO not 20 where
they do not belong"
No decision has been reached by
this government as 10 representations
10 be made 10 Haiti Nothing viii De-
done until a new government 10 es-
tablished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
GBN. SCOTT TO
CONFER WITH VILLA

BL PASO. Texas. Aug. 9-Maior
General Scott, chief OF stan of the
United states army. bearing spe-
cial commission from the state De
partment TO General villa. arrived
here today
He conferred with committee Of
mining men at the home OF J. r. Will
Hams. whose guest he r. 10 be while
here. and made a brief visit to Gener-
al Francisco villa. al Juarez. lie
was accompanied by his aide. Lieu
tenant Colonel Michie. and George C..
Carothers. special agent Of the State
Department
After his return from Juarez. Lieu
tenant Colonel Niche explained that
the visit 10 villa was merely an ex-
change OF greetings and was no part
OF the Official conferences which will
begin tomorrow
The conference az the Williams
home lasted about two hours. AZ
the close Of the conference General
Scott took an automobile ride across
the international bridge N Iuarez.
on the Mexican side a line of cavalry
vas drawn up A. his escort Back OF
tho line General villa and his aides
were waiting In an automobile
After an exchange Of greetings
General Nilla escorted General Scott
10 the villa quarters. where General
scott spcnt about 90 minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
EFFORT BEING MADE TO CALL
CONFERENCE OF THE
NEUTRAL POWERS
In the Interests of Peace to Sit
Until End of War-TO Mediate
at the Proper Time.

ROTTERDAM. via London. Aug. 10
/: lS a. m.-There is much talk in Hol.
land of the possibility Of opening a
discussion between the belligerents on
peace terms. The Courant publishes
today an article from an anonymous
diplomatic source urging that an i'm
mediate peace might be possible. If
not easy, and recommending that the
press OF the neutral countries under
take the task of mediation and re
conciling and removing the errors"
The Dutch anti-war league at a
meeting last week at The Hague
adopted a resolution urging the Dutch
government TO call conference OF the
neutral powers in the interest OF
peace, the conference to sit until the
end OF the war for the purpose OF pre-
pairing Tor and introducing mediation
measures at the proper time.
The article in the Courant. which
has attracted wide attention in hol-
land. says in part;
Although the prospects OF the Ger
manic powers now are better than
they ever were before. they cannot
hope for settlement by battle. ana
therefore, wiser counsels may prevail.
As TO the British. II is not impossible
that they will ultimately listen 10 the
voice OF reason. There Is no reason
why the opponents should offer con-
ditions that could only prolong the
war unduly. There are increasing
signs that international hatred is de
creasing. In the not too distant m-
ture the peoples Of Europe will ue-
mand 10 know how long the war Is
still to last"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
FAIL TO AGREE
ON ROCKEFELLER

CHICAGO. Aug 9-Friction devei
oped today when the federal commits.
sion on Industrial relations attempted
TO adopt a report after two years OF
Investigation.
Members ~ the commission said
the greatest disagreement doveioping
over consideration OF the Rockefeller
interests. n vas said three reports
might BE- completed
Professor John v Commons. Wis.
cousin. prepared a report in whicn
Mrs Bordne Hartman concurred
CommiralOnor Harris Weinstock
bad another report. while Basil w.
Manley had a third. in which. 30 was
reported. the greatest number Of fne
members of he commission con
CURED
The fact is." said Commissloner
Weinstock. "that We agree on many
important and essential matters o.
10 equally true that We disagree on
many important and essential mat.
ters. You can't thrcsh out a situation
Ike that with wnich We have 90 deal
and expect immediate unalmity on an
points involved"