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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
Gossip
Virginians' Victory and Crays' Defeat
Put Locals First In Barrow Circuit

ians Toronto returned good for evil
yesterday by trimming the Previ-
dence Grays and giving Richmond an
opportunity TO occupy first place
alone. Very kind of Bilfs bunch,
wasn't 1t? Here's hoping that they
may continue to humiiiate Dave
Shear ana his champions.
Again old Johnny verbout has lost.
This makes four in row, and all
this after such an suspicious start.
Johnny has got the STUFF for all
that and he may again hit his stride
and prove a terror 70 the batters
who face him. Our only hope is
that he may be driven from the
mound when he opposes the virs
ginians here next month.
The Virginia League race continues
burg Is leading the league and Euf-
folk last. However, Suffolk Ia only
one full game behind the league
leaders. Four teams. Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Rocky Mount and Newport
News. are all tied for second place.
There was some game yesterday in
Ricl.y Mount. the Coolers and Rocky
Mount teams bathing nine innings
WlthQut "a -MngIe runner cf04ASnG the
pan. Petersburg Got Elk hits. while
tha TArheels garnsrad Ava Sharty''
Long secured one or those for the
Coolers.
There will be two interesting
games at Broad-Street Park Satur-
day. The first game will he played
between PortnAr's and Hombrucos.
while A. 3. kellam and the Alcos will
clash in the second conflict. Bot
toms and whitfield will handle the
indicator.
Fairmount and Fox schools will
meet ut Byrd Park saturday morn
ing ut 1osa1 O'Clock for one or the
regular city grammar school cham
p.onship matchea Fox won the
opener from thu East Enders. but
the Fairmount boys are hoping to
turn The tables a ths next contest
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willow and when he comes up with
mer on bases he generally wieids his
old trusty club with telling effect.
Sam Crane had an off day yester-
day. making a trio of errors out of
seven chances. However, he can be
excused for those, for he has beer
playing sensational game on the
road, while his hitting has been Very
good The other members OF the
team played errorless ball.
Angelo Arragon has lost his bat
ting eye for the time being, 1t seems.
He has failed to get a hit In the
last two games. However. he Is
probably saving his until they are
really needed. which will be entirely
satisfactory. When the plucky little
Cuban does begin connecting safely
with the horsehide he Will make the
Others around the circuit stand up
and take notice.
After suffering three consecutive
defeats at the hands Of the Virgin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
Rocky Mount. N. ca May 2O-S,
Neither league or Rice would give up
anything that might score run and
for nine innings they battled to
finish without decision, while more
than a thousand people braved the
threatning weather and yelled them
selves hoarse for victory over
Petersburg in the opener here today.
league, the local portwheeler. moved
down cleanup hitters from the
visitors whenever there were men on
the corners and he brought the fans
to their feet when with the bases
filled and one down he sent Busch to
the bench on strikes and Spencer was
forced for an easy grounder.
Tho SCORE
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
Richmond i'm Montreal.
Providence I'm Toronto.
Newark I'm Rochester.
Jersey City i'm Buffalo.

Montreal. Que. May 20.--After
capturing three in a row from Bill
Clymer's Toronto Leafs, the Rich
mond Virginians invaded Montreal to-
day, and before the opening game was
half over the Dunnites had placed II
safely on ice. The score was to 4.
McGrayner started to hurl for the
locals. but he could not Withstand the
rapid-fire attack of the Virginians. and
was chased to the showers in the
fourth round. Dowd succeeded him
and held Dunn's proteges safe during
the remainder of the game. but II was
all without avail. for, simultaneous
with this change in pitchers on the
Royals part. Allan Russell frightened
and held the Montreal outfit scoreless
during the remaining innings.
After being held scoreless for the
FIRST two innings, Richmond started to
lambast the pellet in the third and be-
fore the fireworks ceased 4 quartet
Of runs had been registered. They
took up in the following chapter
where they had left off In the previous
one, and before the frame was over
three more runners had crossed the
rubber The ROYALS punched hits on
Russell in the first and fourth In
nings, scoring their only runs of the
game, they being held powerless be-
fore RusselTs benders during the re-
mainder Of the contest. The Richmond
hurier. save for the two bad innings.
pitched superb baseball, and was the
master of the situation.
Only two players connected safely
with the pellet for extra bases, they
being Jordan and Bates, who each
secured two-h base hit. krltcheil and
Bates each garnered couple of safe
wallops. Hoffman failed to connect
but once, but il came at moment
when Ii meant something 10 the Nir-
ginians
The "a b,,latad score.
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RICHMOND CONTINUES
VICTORIOUS MARCH
Vginans Connect Safely at Opportune Times in Third and
Fourth Innings, While Allan Russell Holds Mon
A. treal Powerless During Most of Game.

to Thompson for Ave safe hits, one a
two Dagger, and the Skeeter pitcher
contributed two wild pitches, netting
the locals three runs Thompson re-
placed verbout, who sprained his
knee in fielding a bunt by Gilhooley.
the first man up. George WIltse
pitched the last two innings.
The visitors saved themselves from
n shut-out In the fourth when. Bues
singled, took third on Barry'a hit
and scored on Wright's fly to the
outKeld. Fulenweider was hit freely.
but was given splendid support.
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v. VI. c A. Workers Meet.

Asifomar, CAL May 20.--The
thirty annual conference of the
employed officers of the Y. II. C. A.
opened here yesterday. The relation
of the associations In North America
to those in the foreign field will be
the subject OF address and discussion.
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Boston, May 2o.--Pierce held the
Braves to FIVE hits today and the Cubs
won, to 2. PheIan's work at third
WAS a feature of the game.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago -. 010 coo 300-3 8 2
Boston =. 49,. G10 100 900 2
Batteries: Pierce and Bresnahan,
Archer: Hughes and Gowdy. Umpires,
Byron and Ortiz.
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WELCHER PITCHES PORTSMOUTH
TO VICTORY OVER BUILDERS

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Norfolk, Va, May 2o.-Cie1nly out
playing and outbatting the Builders,
the Portsmouth Pirates this afternoon
captured the opening game of the
series by the score of S to 0. The af-
ternoon was cloudy and bieakness
made fielding difficult.
The game was featured by the
steady clever pitching of Welcher,
who was unhittable in the pinches
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the road Is not bad at all, and Man
ager Dunn should now feel quite
proud of his proteges-
Dan Howley's Royals had been
planning to get revenge for the de-
feats administered them during their
soiaarn in Richmond. but Ii they
get any satisfaction whatever they
will have to send pitcher against
the Richmond boyd who possesses
an unusual assortment of blenders
At the present time Il looks as IL
all pitchers ERE alike to the yir-
ginians. Yesterday they cor,er.ea
safely just ten times, and Dutch"
Holman didn't get but one of them.
R.ehmand was scheduled to- play
fourteen games away from home,
and will have to win only three more
to get an even break on the road.
However. the local baseball enthusi-
asts are expecting even better things
Of the team. and II wouldn't sur
prise us to see the yirEinians win
at least ten out Of the fourteen. And
they may d. even batter.
s@ p 1890
After gettipg the jump on the Mon
treal outfit. the yirginians should an
mex two out of the next three with
the royals, but even II they succeed
in hanging up only one victory out OF
this number they VIII get an even
break with the home team. FYfty-
nifty L. all that can be expected OF a
tearl when it Is on the road.
Ray Andrews will be Manager
Dunn's selection TO face the Royals
In the second encounter today, while
III IA, very probable that Krinhail will
agnan wear the pads. Krichell has
secured seven hits In the four games
an the road. and his work has beer
very valuabi asset to the LEGAL
club He u very rsliable with the
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Mor,eaged Cow 20 Buy Booze.

Atlanta. May 20.-C. G.. Bobo. a
Dawson County farmer, aroused sym
patty in Police Court yesterday by
declaring that he had mortgaged his
cow to buy liquor. But the sympathy
was turned to stone when it was ex-
planned that he bought the booze, not
to drink. but TO bootleg in Atlanta. He
was bound over.
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GRAvS SLAUGHTERED
BY TORONTO LEAFS
After Disastrous series With Virgin
ians. Clymer's Team Comes Back
Strong.

Toronto, Ont. May 20.--Toronto won
their first game at home today with a
vengeance. They batted out twenty
two hits and beat Providence, 16 to 5.
Neither OBrien nor Comstock were able
to hold the Leafs. Roach and Messen-
ger led in the onslaught, each having
four hits in Ave chances one of the lat
ter being home run. The score:
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GET ONLY
FOUR SAFE WAll0PS
Dale Pitches Steady Game for Reds,
While Alexander Proves InefYec-
tive In Pinches.
GIANTS LOSE BY POOR FIELDING
Chicago Cubs Give Boston Braves
Good Drubbing--St. Louis Cardinals
Take One From Brooklyn Dodgers

Philadelphia, May 20.-The Phillies
went shy on hits today, while Alex
ander was hit hard. and Cincinnati
won the game, s to 2.
Score by innings: r. III. Z.
Cincinnati 49,. ito DOL 030-s II 0
Philadelphia ;. 600 200 0oo--2 3
Batteries: Dale and Doom; Alex
ander and Killifer. Umpires. Rigler
and Hart.
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Giants AGAIN Beaten.

New York. May 20.-Poor pitching
beat the Giants today. aided by poor
ness in a few other departments.
Adams was steady and effective.
Score by innings: r., II. f.
Pittsburg .... 120 020 0t0---s /
New York -, GEO 0t0 01e-2 3
Batteries: Adams and Gibson: Per-
rift, Schupp. Ritter and Myers. Smith.
EMPIRES, Quigley and Eason.
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Jersey City.


~Batted for Thompson in seventh
Nudge out, hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: r.
Jersey City :. 200 100 o00--1
Summary: Innings pitched - BY
verbut, la: by Thompson, 2-3:
by viitse, q Hits made--Of YER
bout. q rum: off Thompson. 8
.t3 rnnsD. Earned runs--Jersey City.
/: Buffalo. 2. Base on bslls-Off
Thcnpson. (Judgel. Struck out
BY Thompson. tChanneli. 2; Full
enwsider, 2: Mccarthy. by Wiitse.
i ,Jamieson). Two-base hits--Ja-
miason, Casey Truesdaae. Sacrifice
hits Heating Sacrifice fiy--Wright.
Stolen bases--Gilhooiey. Left on
bases-- Buffalo. s; Jersey City, I.
Dorble plays--keating. Mccarthy TO
Judge: Jameson to Casey. Hit by
pitcher--Truesdaie. Wild pitches
The mpson t3) Passed nali-Yelle
%. Umpirss~-Hart and Eckman.
Time--l.35.
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Totals


Long. Sacrifice hits-Daubert, Doyle.
Two-base hits-Donoyan,. Ryan.
Double plays-Agnew to Barnette;
Daubert TO Doyle. Hit by pitched ball
By Rice tParmelee), by league
tBarnette). Struck out-By Rice, 4:
by league. IL. Base on balis--On
Rice. 8; off league. 2. Time, 2:oo.
Umpire, Rossbaek. Attendance, 1850.
Weather, cloudy, threatening.
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B|SONS DISPOSE OF
JERSEY SHELTERS

Buffalo, y. Y, stay o.--Bunching
hits In the third inning. the Bisons
sneay took the first game of the Sc
ries with Jersey CRY by a 4 10
score.
IN the third inning the Bisons go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21

SUMMARY. fw o-base htt--B. SteWtfEE
Home run--Thrasher. Sacrifice hits
b. Stewart. Cleveland. Base on balls
Efird. /. Left on bases-Norfoik, Az
suffolk. Q. Struck out-Humphrfes. On
Efrd. i Time of game-1:2T. umpiress
MCGOWAN and Bussey. Attendance
500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
COOLERS AND BRONCOS D
ARE HELD SCORELESS
Rice and league Figure Hurting Duel the Latter Striking
Out Twelve Petersburgers With Three On Busch
Whiffs Ozone and Spencer Grounds Out.

and the excellent support aeccrdea
him by the Pirates. Voltz WAS NIT
effective in the first third, NTH and
sixth.
The score:
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Totals ....... az o


Portsmouth .101 cal G0s---s
Summary: Two-base hit-Teague.
Home runs--Teague. Hurley, stol4n
bases--Bunting, Seigie, Dainrau.
Smith, Walters. Base on balls--0fk
Voltz, 4 off Welcher, 2. Left o.
bases-Newport News. 8; Portsmouth,,
8. Struck out-By vo1tz. 3: by wetch.s
err. 2. Time. 1866. Umpire, Cullen.|
Attendance, 500.
10 So
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

HutS IVbtSfUHy.
Cincinnati, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Pittsburg, 6; New York, 2.
Chicago, 4: Boston. 2.
st. Louis, 3; Brooklyn. j.
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Score by innings: r. RI. Il.
Buffalo .... ZOE AL 030--I1 II /
st. Louis -. 1e0 goo 600 s
Batteries: Ford, Bedient and Blair.
Allen; Groome. Herbert and Hartley.
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Three base hits-Haley, Tutweiier
Two-h base hits-Shean ca. Roach 90,
MeTisae. TatMeileF~ Sacrifice h4ts-Hel-
lander. Graham. Stolen base--Schultz.
struck out-By O'Brien. ! Comstock.
.; McTigue ). Bases on balis--on Com
stock. 3. McTigue, 2. Double plays
Haley TO Shean; FabrTaue TO shean TO
onslow, Trout to Kelley. Passed bali
Kelley. Time--1:Ss. Umpires-OLeary
and Carpenter.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Petersburg. o; Rocky Mount,
(cailed end ninth, darkness).
Portsmouth. s: Newport News, o.
Norfolk, 6; Suffolk, O.
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Dell Loses One.

Brooklyn, May ga t h gu h
"Wheezer" pitched in giit-edge form,
St Louis beat him today by a score
of to ], Salee allowed eight hits,
but kept them well scattered.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
st Louis ... 2la Geo COOS = 0
Erookfyr 49,. 100 600 000--1 l.
Batteries: Salee and Snyder; Dell
and Miller. Umpares, KLEIN and
Emslie.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York, 4; st. Louis, z.
Others postponed; rain and cold
weather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
WARRIOR WINS GAME
FOR NEW WORKERS

ST Louis, May 2e.--The Yankees
defeated the locals here today, to
2. WARRIOR held the locals in check
while Manager Hickey used three
huriers.
Score by innings: r. n. r.
New York Il soc Dol o0o--4 0
st. Louis .... 0Go 200 0o0--2 2
Batteries: Warhop and Nunamaker:
Weilman, Perryman. James and
Seyeroid Umpires, Connolly and
Chill.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Richmond, 4; Montreal, 4.
Toronto, f6; Providence, s.
Newark, 5; Rochester, 8.
Buffalo, 4; Jersey City, 1.
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~ Ewark.

ANtWdIh WV W.T. VIII
Summary: Innings pitched--By
Hersche, 2-3; by Huenke, Is
Hits-Off Huenke. Z: off Hersche. 2
First base on balls-Off Huenke, 4; off
Hersche, 4 off Enzmann. 3. Struck
out--By Huenke, 2; by Hersche, 3; by
Enzmann. 3. Hit by patched ball
BY Enzmann tCiemensl. Three-base
hits--Piez. Kores, Kraft. Sacrifice hits
callahan. Zimmerman. Enzmann
Stolen bases-Menzer, Move. Double
play Enzmann to Move to Kratt.
Empires. Brown and Mullen. Time,
1888
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Athletic
The tiretniane now OCCUPY
fist place all by themselves.

Climbing from third place TO the
top of the ladder In four days on
the road is not bad at all, and Man
ager Dunn should now feel quite
proud of his proteges-
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Pittsburg in New York.
Cincinnati in Philadelphia.
Chicago In Boston.
st. Louis in Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21

Major Leagues Standings


Results Yesterday.
Buffalo, IL; st. Louis. 1.
Others postponed; rain.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Washington in Cleveland.
Philadelphia in Detroit.
New York in st. Louis.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Games Today.
Baltimore in Pittsburg.
Newark In st. Louis.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
Buffalo in Kansas City.
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'Batted for Masterman in ninth.
fBatted for Comstock in ninth.
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Standing OF the Club
Game Today.

Petersburg in Rocky Mount.
Newport News in Portsmouth.
Norfolk in Suffolk.
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Norfolk.
Su felix.

Totals ..........>..s4 8 IL ~ s5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following eabIeeram was re.
ceiVed today from official German
sources:
WASHINGTON, o. C., April 13.-
German headquarters report, April 49,:
The French have made attacks near
eerry-an5ac, and between the Meuse
and the MoselIe, near Maicery, east Of
Verdun, near MarchVilIe, southeast Of
Maicery, on the front between Mai.
Gerry and MarchViIle, south Of Hart.
mannsweilerkopf. Everywhere the
french attacks were repulsed.
The French reported that their avi.
'ators threw $50 bombs upon the rail-.
road station and foundry at 5ruees
In reality they threw only nine bombs
which fell in the east end and two
near 5ruges without doing any dam
age. The Germans have thrown pro
fusely bombs on Poperinghe, Base.
brouk and kossei, occupied by the Eng
Iish.
Northeast Of Suippes the enemy
used again projec lles developing as
phyxiatin9 gas. In the Priest forest
there 10 fighting day and night anu
there the Germans are slowly gaining
&c. rain
The situation on the east fsent is
unchanged
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-13
SMART CONTEST
IS APPARENTLY
ALL SETTLED UP
Little Richard Smart and Tenn
porary Custodian May Leave
For the Coast Today IT.

That the famous Smart estate con.
test has at last been definitely settled
out of court Is the gist Of a report in
court circles today. though the attor.
neys for II. G. Smart and for Mrs
Elizabeth J. Knight won't confirm 1t.
II became generally known this
morning, however, that Mrs. NJ. H.
Lemon, temporary custodian of Rich
ard Smith, the 2-year-old child, was
expected to leave on the steamer Lur
line this afternoon with the youngster,
bound for San Francisco. with the pos
sibility that Mrs. Knight may accom-
pany them. This, taken in conjunc.
ton with the fact that Mrs. Marion
Dowsett Worthington left a week ago
for the coast with the intention Of re
opening Mrs. Knights palatfal home
at San Francisco, is regarded as sig.
niflcant.
Two Of the hearings set for o'clock
in Circuit Judge W;hitney's court to-
day were again continued a week and
the lawyers are quoted as remarking
at that time that they were confident
the affair would be disposed of on.
the next date.
The attorneys still asserted today
that the compromise negotiations were
CONTINUED on page eight,
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Scion of Many Millions Hopes
to Bring PalatiaI Yacht
In Near Future
Ey kAMAAINA.
Special s,arssuliAttu %, r-spondtrce1

, tSTEctaI StACsBultat1n OH rttsD0ndtnce1
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6-Quite
"a little stir was caused recently in
the Hawaii building by the visit OF a
distinguished parsonage, Vincent AS
tor, whose palatial yacht Mona" the
most beautifully appointed yacht in
the world, .haTing passed through the
Panama Canal from New York, now
lies at anchor off the Marina Of the
exposition.
Mr.. Astor wishing to pass unOb
served, strolled through the lobby,
arm in arm with his friend and trav
cling companion, Mr.. Z. G. Chadwick,
a capitalist Of New York and member
of the party.
Mr.. Astor, however, was noticed
and at once was extended every cour-
tesy by employees OF the building. He
expressed his admiration OF the fish
and tropical growth within the build
ing, pressing many inquiries about Ha-
wall, especially if coal for his yacht
were available. On being Feassured
as to the prominence Of Honolulu as
a coaling station, Mr.. AstOr asked for
literature Of the islands, expressing
his intention CT visiting the Paradise
of the Pacific in the not far distant
future
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REV. S. WADA GOES
TO STATES FOR TRIP

Rev. s. Wada, pastor in Toxic for
the past 35 years. was among the
many eminent Japanese passengers
fthe Chiyo Maru bound for the exs
position and extended tours OF Amer
lea. .~' i
He is accompanying his daughter to
her marriage to a wealthy Chicagoan
and intends to spend five months see
ing all that America can show in
things America.
Although still active in Christian
work he is 62 years old. His oldest
son is Pref, f. Wada OF the Govern
ment Art School, Toxic. who created
such a sensation by his oil paintings
in Paris few years ago The second
son of Christian exponent is Lieut. II.
Wada OF the Japanese navy, who was
awarded medal with. honor for dis
tinguished service at the seIge of the
German stronghold Tsin Tau last fall.
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premier OKlJMA
WILDE OUSTED,
EDITOR PREDICTS
Japanese Journalist Sees Short
SWaygFor "Grand Old Man"
Mo War, He Declares

That Count 0kuma's cabinet. start
ing out with such hope Of unity, win
turn against the premier and his policy
after the coronation of the emperor
next October, Is the opinion Seisetsu
Suzuki. editor OF the Osaka Shimbun.
expressed to the. Star-Bulletin prior
10 the Chiyo Marii's sailing this morn
ing. =.
"The outside limit of 0kuma's sway
in the cabinet will he next February"
said this man fresh from the scenes
of the recent Japanese elections. Need
less to-say Suzuki belongs to the op-
posite party.
when questioned regarding the Chi
nese boycott he replied that 1t was
not felt in Japan. ...s....
China and Japan will not go u
war" he said. What demands China
can not accept, Japan viii withdraw. ="
He intends 20 visit all theS large
cities or the United States studying
the antiJapanese agitation and viii:
stop in Hawaii for few weeks on
his return to get first hand knowledge
OF that everIncreasing problem of Jap
anese labor He will take four months
for the trip.