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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
ELEcTIoNs ATTACKED
EsAND WOMEN ACTIVE

iAbeording 10 Picking correspondence
Of The Associated Press, Just received
by The Adtertiser, extjlanations and
counter seEplanafions concerning the
sfmonarchiai elections were Forced by
the attacks the Chinese press made ION
tho ,noBTepresentative character of the
vote. The Picking Daily News, the
chief organ Of the government in the
Chinese capital, sought to justify the
primary held IN Picking 10 designate
delegates which pass on the proposed
change,of the republic 10, a;monarchy.
In, discussing the fact that only I602
votes ihaall were reported mi the PEEK
ing primaFy,sa city with more than q
million Inhabitants, that paper said:
itsA sshmikg ii. correct the figure Of
sixteen hundred, odd votes east in the
metropolitan districts Of Ta-Hsing and
VAN Ping, this was not a bad showing
in CHINESE civil virtue considering the
high qualifications that voters have to
pSssazs, ahel lack Of training of Chinese
citizens in fegard, to elections and the
fart that this Is the second time that
Chinese. have east votes inaalf their cen.
tpries Of history. y
The PskihR aad Tiehtsin Daiiy
Times continued its attacks upon the
character Of the Picking primary, say.
ing On "a leading EDITORIAL:
f.lt is simply ludicrons that pre-
tencet should be made, that the govern
msnt Is consulting the wishes OF the ma;
tion - to the Form of government
when sxteen'hnndred odd VOTERS attend
the poll out OF a. population Of approx
imAtely one andsa quarter millions. On
this ibasis h0ndon would tonly poll a
total 'ob 800 odd for the whole admins
trative eodnty. " Ws
Insult Teilntslligenoe SIS 81
ITO suggest that such voting can
be regarded as an expression Of the
ydillu f hetpeprle isani insult TO ones
nteiligence. III voting throughout the
astSdf Chiaal a. IN the same PROPORTION
The, late, of Che nation will, be fdecided
by loss than half million persons out
or 4 population Of sac 100000, or rough.
Tyrone person in 500 will ,hayeaa say
in the momentOus change which has
now been, decided upon R.9
"a AfThenpf0eess ,sOf king making has
been decided upon and will doubtless
he ehfFled thfoakh. pidus ainanifestOs
Will be,iasaed calling upon ali concern,
ed TO consider the respective merits Of
repdiliehhism add q cohstit6fi6akI, mon,
afehy. sghese will be a great show OF
reluctance in accepting the crosln, and
thebpadspetti eAempei0r vii at last
yialdi to. thespeoplss will The stage
management. however, is desigAAd prin-
eipAlly FOR theI h6odA'inking 81 foreign
ers,who might be ,disPessd- 10 cTiticise
harshly nm Abrupt Tevefsion 10 a mon
afbhy Abl SSH al time ~ this, scarcely
two years, after the Powers. had srecog-
nized the republic, especially IL no evlr
dence could be addneed to show that
there was, a p0phlaf demand Tor such
step. II Is Imperative, however, that
the foreign governments and peoples
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
ACTIVITY A|NONGaMEN
0F GUARD in maui
Military Ball To BE Held At Wal
,iaku New Year Eve

Brig Gen. Samuel /. johnson. return
cd saturday from a seyen,day tour Of
inspection Of the troops of the National
Guard In Maui. While he was there
Sgt. August Wetzel, Of the First In.
faptry, Y. s. a., arrived from Homo.
Iului and was installed as drill inssfus-
tor for the six companies in the Vailcs'
Islanda tfFng1 EtrtiRa trnHraE
cGenefhl Johnson reports large en-
thusiasm and activity among guards,
men sand expresses deep qualification
ard appreciation for abe generous inter
est shown by the plantations, which
have contributed armories, drillsheds
and other facilities without charge to
the guard.
All members of tho National Guard
in Maui are to join in a big New
Year 9 Eve military ball at WaiIuku.
The armory has been enlarged for the
purpose and the dance promises to be
one OF the features of the season.
A hundred and eighty rifles arrived
there last week, TO be divided between
companies @ and X and the troop AZ
Paia.
Lieutenant Colonel Baldwin hamodna
portion of his staff Thursday, A, w.
Collins is to- be regimentnl adjutant
and H. b. Penhallow regimental quar-
termaster, both taking rank pr captaih.
IA commisaary officer and ordnance OIL
Ger remain to be- named. tits thought
FTank r. Baldwin will accept the an.
named place. ~
Heneral johnson has promised 20 atr
tand the New Year ~ Eve ball aud the
Maui people have been .gipea feasonytr
expect the presence Of Goyesnor Pink
ham. A number Of entertaining fsa,
lures are arranged, Including some good
talent from Honolula
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
CALI .TRousSEAU
SENT TO CAPITAL

.tAssoeisted. Prsss by FEDERAL wirslsssl
I WARRINGTON, December l3.-4The
New York dressmaker who Is creating
theswedding costume and the tronsseau
for Mrs. Salt arrived here ON Saturday
with has assistants, and portion Of
thee Gait home has ybeen turned over
TO Abe work diminishing the ttroussean.
Z Most of the out-of- town, guests can,
Nted to the presidential wedding are
Already here Tor, the ceremony, which
takes place at the, home Of the bride,
to;be next saturday aal Z,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
SENATE REPUBLICANS
NAMETOnNITIHtMEN
~ " A. r----~- a4sf :.
'heIan Of California Is Assigned
To Naval Affairs
tAweeia.ea Press b. Fsasrai wltsIsss.l

t
WASHINGTON, December 18.-The
senate Republicans have announced
their choices Of Sen. George T. Oliver
Of Pennsylvania and Sen. Frank B.
Brandegee Of 0onnecticht for the Re;
publican vacancies on the committee
of,foreign relations and Of Sen. William
s. Kenyon of Iowa for the commerce
committee.
Sen. Key Pittman Of Nevada and Sen,
James ID. Phelan Of California have
been assigned to vacancies on the naval
committee, Sen. Oscar Underwood Of
Alabama to the appropriation com.
mittee and as chairman Of the commit.
tee on Cuban relations, and Sen. John
D.iworks Of California to the judiciary
committee. 5
The senate is expected to take re.
~ess on Saturday and not to feconyene
until January 8,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
KAISER WILLIAM;
ilsAs.s SeSse fsf
Germany Mnidg $50 ssstIssEor
AmericaAsEissstEo
tLssitaaia

-. A III -. ~ -. I
CHICAGO, November s2.-The Trib.
nne prints the fSilDNing washinston
special;
"Germany has agreed to pay to the
United states,sn Indemnity for the lis
American lives lost when the Lusi.
tahia was torpedocd by a German sub
marine last May. Germany, however,
refnses TO apologize to the United
States for tiieesinkiHg Oftthe liner. 'fq'
I The Tribune correspondent received
this Information from al source OF nm
Improbable authority. 1t transpires
that Coun Won Bcrnstorff, the German
ambassador, offered the indemnity at
his conference with SSecfetarys aansihg
last week. t1a 81 a4f 80, ~ n
F,aAtsthes same Tim. Ne ttansiisittdd enc
fefnshl Iof sthel flerinan RoSerhment I'D
make the aisavowal demanded s.by
President Wilson. II is said by per,
sons to6VersatIt with the IusitaiiiA
negotiations that the Berlin lgofefa.
ment, Is seeking,to unloatilsome Of Ahe
moral Fesponsib iiity ION Great tBritatn.
I "It is stated that families wNhtell
lost .membersi;on the Lasitania hare
bean sappreaehedeb emissaBies Of ths
German government with a PgoposaI
TO sign a statement that Ahey seSisrd
the British; goVernment fully AS liable
hs Germany for the killing OF Ameti,
can passe1eers on. the liner. The Ger,
mans maintain that ,yGfeat Britain
shares in' the responsibility for the de-
stfhetfon Of the 1nsitahia for The Brit
III. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
1ERR|F|Bfl6RT|NB
ASAEE|ESHEFREAT
Britisn'Beaf Brnnt ciTAIfBattIIOo
During General Withdrawal 1
sfbomsSeFbIa

1920 .s1nc.sa re- ... Y -, s.o'i "a TN.
fNffss = ~ 4 *
treat Of the AnglosFfench forces across
the, border Into Greece from, their War
dar Valley. p5sitiohs In Serbia was &C.
eompanied BY sewers nkhting between
the British and the mixed force Of Aus
tro. Hungarian, Germans ind Bulghrs
which had concentrated before the
British Lines and which cehtered their
whole Attaek pp6n the British, wh0
bore the brnnt Of all the Fighting.
TheeFreneh withdrew almost wholly
unssathed but the Bfisish lost I'M killed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
EUROPEAN WAR |.
HIS ,PosT0FFlcE

Z fAssocistsd Press BY FedsrAl wifelsss.l
Z .tSvASHINGTON, Deeember 13.--Rhe
report iof Postmaster General Bufieson,
prepared for Congress, shows that the
European war has hit the revenues Of
the department and also added 60 the
expenses, due TO the Necessity 81 re-.
r6utihg the rnnails for the bloekaded
nations. The total losses 20 the depart
ment amount to $2b000,000, hut for
which the department. would have
shown a small surplus, the audited de-
iicht of sthe department; taking into
account theawar loss, being only $ll,.
bas, 3Os.97. : y V
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
MORE MlBsHlPMEN
$500 GO To.ADNAPoLlS

fAssosiatsd Prsss BY FEDERAL wireiessD,
sW-A6nlN0T0N, December al9s-The
naval appropriation bill, now framed
and almost ready for presentation "a
congress, provides for the increase in
the number Of inidahipmen bysREtyspsI
cent, with each .senhtof authorized ID
hhhs three candidates flor Annapolis
annually, The establishment Of a nav.
al Aging corps wlths the rAeetse and q
naval saeroDantisaI Training school
nshofe are among the rimportant, feal
tufes iof lth6 bilk f,fls.6 \ X
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
wHooPING COUGH.

When your child Ids whoOping eoukh
be- careful 10 keep the cough loose and
eRPoetOtatlon easy IVY giving chambsr-
lain 3 Cough RImedy as may be re,
gnirHd This remedy will also llqHify
the toughtmucus and make ID easier to
e1pectorate Itihas been used success.
fuily.ih many epideInies and ius Il con.
tpins no narcotic or other injurious
Substances II Is perfectly safe. For
sale by all dealers. henson, Smith 4
Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
DYNAMITEEypEODED
|. BYfIECIRIC SPARKS
Pinole Plant Uf-Herruies Powder
Company Is Destroyed
tAssociatsd. Press by Federal wIrslssa.)

SAN I FRANCISCO, December h.
Sparks caused by a short circuit IN
the electric power wires yesterday ex-
ploded one hundred and eighty mounds
ofiaynamite in the Pinole plant Of the
Hercules Powder Company.
There were no casualties. ~
Z No SUSPICION exists thar this expio-
sion came from causes outside Of the
plant and no idea is entertained shat
the electric wires were tempered with
70 bring about any rwrecking rof the
plant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
VERONA. BoMBARDED
By AUSTRIAN PLANES

tA.-ses.tAd Press BY PeopraI swtrsleas
VIENNA, Defender i3.--A success
full air raid was carried out ON SHtur
day. night by AUSTRIAN soaplahes, whith
bombarded the railroad station aiFl
electric power plant aud ethef points
Of military Importance, doiDg, ID ewas
apparent, considerable damage. All
he ayiatoys returned 70 their base ia
safety.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
PEKIlgGCELEBRATRS
ASCENSION GF YUAN
1OANCIENT THRONE.
Capital City Of, What Has Returned TosBe
Celestial kingdom Rejoices Over PreSi-
dential Acrephhce Of Monarchial Crown,
While Chineseof San Francisco Plan Revolt


KlNts December i3This capital has entered upon three
day caon Of the fact that the monarchy to be reestab
hsed and President Yuan Ska has consented become
che first Emperor Of the new dynasty. -aga Nf.
Flags are flying and there is general rejoicing the Pekngee
evag that tt6ugh the coronation OF Yuan and the obviating
presidential elections the has been
saved from grave crisis. F##E
The the coronation of the Emperor has not yet
been announced. &a#Z ..#..a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
GERMAN sARTlkEERY
ASSUMES OFFENSIVE

rtAaaoeiatsd rfsss By fsdsni swifsisss)
! tiLONDON; Dee eshbsf S.-Aereatlys 10.
creased use OF, ARTILLERY, with the Ger.
lnan gdhners on the offensive. IL report
bdHfr0mi the western front The rS.
ports state that II Is evident the Ger.
nihs have recently 4been heavily 10
ipfstced in the 6fflilefy arm.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14

& Charles II. Merriam, tefritoriAifegis.
traf Of conveyances, has leased the
hunting privileges ON the lands Of the
Meyers and iother adjacent tpfoDerty
owners on holbkais fDraa term of Ave
years, si n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
SCIENTISTS SAL WIZ
ITO ePANAlAAsoaNA

iA..oeistsdr tyg tytrsdsfai wifsIsss.)
NEW ORLEANHy December 10 The
board Of Acichtlsts. recently named BY
the Presldsnt to iAsestigate the geo.
logical epnditions-At Panama and 10
make scOmmehdAt'Uns hs 20 whit
stops should .'be tdkePitO prevent the
ftiAjhar blDeksde OF me canal ~ Slides
saiIed from thlssfisft on Saturday fbf
Rahamal all IS. y .....l. \ ~ ~, !. I. I. /. ltl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-12-14
,PIEGNIMs EEEOT!B

( "Fl1.N1,1t.a 49, 81, Vadkfs z rrIeAs 3 h
4 tlsONDON.a Dbeslnber rs lyiAeohht
James Bryce has been eletfsdA40 etke
presidency Of the famous f,ilgtilAe,
Club Of Great Biitainy to succeed tho
late Earl Roberts.
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telligence neecssary'to a proper discus.
sion of the affairs Of state and that
they should not ihterfere with, politics
in any way. HI 4r.ssst =.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
BOS ton Wins From New York
After Unusual Complications

New York. April 2a--Boston defeat
ed stla New York Nationals. ~ 20 s.
today In a game which started after
unusual complications had arisen over
New Norxss attempt to play Benny
Kaufr. who jumped 20 the Giants from
the Brooklyn Federala just before play
was called. Umpire ou.x1sy arst de-
elared the game forfeited 20 New York.
when Boston refused 20 play. The
game started later without Kaun
playing Under President Teners rai-
ina as reported ~ the secretary Of the
National league. the game ssands as
played. The score: r. II. Z.
Boston .s-..sss. s-ssss-s-s+.A6 ~ 2
New ferk .......s.s...*.s., 10 2
BatteFies--JameA. Hess and Gopdy:
Marquard and Myers: umpires. Eason
and Quigiev.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
FIVE p,eruRs At OPERA HOUSE

On SUNDAY and Monday there viii
be exhibited a. TIE opera house. for
the first time in the state of Florida.
she famous Charles Chaplin, Keystone
feature. TITLES Punetured Romance
Fog muetnz arrangements have been
pending b bring this feature o Pen-
sacoia, but the demand from Northern
ana eastern territory has been -
strong that the date was unable 70 Be
secured Ihrough az arrangement to
plas Mobile taday ard tomorrow. Man
ager Levy has arranged % bring the
feature here sunday and Monday.
In TITLES punctured Romance. "
penancu1laus VIII have the pleasure 81
aeelns slx bis reels Of Charlie Chaplin
supported by Marie Drezsier and Ma.
bel Normand. In Pensacula the prices
viii BE- 10 and 90 cents. which Il a
cheaper scale than ii was exhibited
for four weeks in New orleans. TINS
s. the same picture that Theodore
Roosevelt wrote q testimonial h.
Charles Chaplin. saying that never N
bis life had he enjoyed 50 much down.
riEht laughter a. ~Tilhs-a punctured
Romance" had given him.
NovinE picture men throughout the
country willingly admit that this Is
the sreatest funny feature in existencs
and the appearance o. Il Al the opera
house sunday and Monday should
draw large crowds. on both days the
performances will start 81 ] o'elock
and continue until 30 80 az intervals
- one and one-half hours. Tickets
a. box of1ce
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ADJUSTMENTS
"a - -

81 tHA t84h
A most remarkable pI'oEram VII be
presented Is the movie lovers of PEN
sacola today in "F'rom the Valley of
the Missing. by Grace Miller White.
Harold Brimhecumb's yacht. speed
ing up she Hudson. steps short Win
grating. grinding s0una. out of the
fog looms the black outline o. . Dig
barge The yacht CRATES the hulk
Mrs. Brlm becomb. IN hef cabin, rnshes
- a porthoie alarmed by the sudden
shock The portfolio faces a window
81 the barge A. the two aperturea
come opposite e. each other. Mrs
Brimbecomb finds suddenly thrust IN
10 her stateroom from tie barge. the
tiny form o. an infant A woman
voice fro mthe barge walls
Take him lady. and take good care
Of him. his pops nigh killed hifn.
The Brlmhecombs adopt the VAL
"a grows 60 manhood a. their adopted
son Everett OF his real parents
Everett" resails n0thlnE
The Brimbecomhs are nesghbora of
FLOYD Naudecar whose twin children.
Floyd and F1eda were kidnapped ~
early Infancy Their abiuctoF iA Lon
Cronk. a sauatter sent O. prison Tor q
long terra of years by Nhndecar. when
he was district attorney - the county.
The twins grow up IN Cronks saacA
a. FLEA and "Fiukey." F1eora tflea)
despite her rough surroundings, grows
into a lovely young woman ana a. last
goaded 10 desperation By Cronks cru
city. she and her brother run away.
Penniless. footsore and starved. they
reach Terrytown and Eser into the
lighted windows % Horace Sheiling-
tons home where he lives with MS
sister. Anne. Anne hrtaEs the tive
little warrants into the house and III
timafely adopts them
The subsequent efforts q Lon Cronh
aided 81 Everett the adopted son 81
/ the Brlmbecomhe. 20 resain POSSESSION
OF the children the thwartinE OF thel'
plots and Vaccinations by Horace
+ shelrnRton. and the anal restoration
+ ~ tie long lost twins "a their rightfu
+ parents makes a screen story AZ one'
absorbing and thrilins
+ Today il also Keystons day, the ga
az htx laughs and roars. The Beauty
Y Runalersa a bran new sparkling
I Keystone comedy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
New Orleans SWamps Atlanta;
Birmingham Defeats Mobile

New Orleans. April 2ey--New Or
leans swamped Atlanta IN the opening
game OF the series today. winning by
the score ~ ~ 20 !. The home club
secured sixteen hits. while BaKby held
the visitors 20 two. The score.
R.H E
Atlanta .s...s.ss ..s.sss@s...sA
New orleans ss.*sss.s+s..... IL -
Batteries-Dent and smith. BaEby
and HigEins; umpirea. Ruddsrham
and KERN.
Birmingham n, Mobile 9
Mobile. April 2s-Bifmingham won
a free hitting game from Mobile this
afternoon. Gudger for Mobile. and
Black for Birmingham. were both
driven from the box and their sue
cessors hit hard. The gore: RH T..
birmingham s.s.*-. .t.*.....fl IA 4
Munite sF~s-ss.+ s....s.s..... j 4
Battsries-Biack. Hardgrove and
Wallace. Gudger. Covfngton aid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
WHITE MAN WITH SLACK LIVER

The Liver u a blood purifier II was
thought az one time e waa the seat
o. the passions. The trouble with most
people Is that their Liver becomes
black because o. impurities u the blood
due e. bad physical states. causing
Biliousness. Headache. Dizziness and
Constipation Dr Kings New Life
Pills vii clean up the Liver. and give
you new life Csc e. your DrugEist.
(Adv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
RAT OF IMMENSE
SIZE is CAUGHT

Capt r. g. Evans. residing az No.
s0s East Romano street caught In a
steel trap yesterday morning. what -
described IS the largest rat ever seen
in Pensacola. The rat rad been kill
ms fali grown hens belonging 10 Capt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30

Evans. when : large steel trap vas
set
The rat Mas ever eight inches IN
length. not including the tail and
Capt Evans declares Il the largest -
has ever seen. although ne has se@n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30

schmidt umplreSs Chestnut and WI
liams.
Nashville Z, Memphis 2.
Memphis. April 2s.--Nashville won
featureless game from Memphis tins
afternoon BY the score 81 Z 20 2. The
score: RHE
sNashRalle .s...*@ss sssts.rs+tt ~ Z
memphis -sss.....s .sss..s.-.-
Batteries--Leverett and Sm@h.
Merritt and Marshall. umpire. Brett
enateiu.
Little Reek II, chatsanooga 2.
Chattanooga. April gs-Idttie Rock
turned on Chattanooga today and by
heavy hitfing wen by thu score az ~
70 7. The score. R.HE
Little ROCK .s..ssssssssss...sl - 2
ChattRmoogm ...t - I'll 4
Bafteriea-Lively. Fgncner and Crib
hens; Harding FIN and Kitchens.
umpires. 0fToele and pfenningsr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30

Texas Al Men 20 shine az ckl-
easo," says headline In q Texas ~
Per Texas should take 40 81 collec-
ton for tbs poor fellows ., make thla
character 81 manual iabsw unneces-
aary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30

The Journals Want al
Way" will get you results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
soush Atlantle Lsaaus.

Augusta T-I2. Columbia s-2
Charleston /. Savannah Q.
Columbus 3. Macon o
Jacksonville 8. Albany q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30

The Journals Want sd
Way" will get you results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-30
ST. Leuis 2. ossrois 5

- @&@N& - &N&E@% -
Detroit. April 2s,-Detroit continued
its winning stride today. taking the
game this afternoon from 81 Louis
BY the score Of 70 :. The score:
R.H.E.
81 Louis ...ssss..s...sss....1
heuoit ss-.ss..s ss.s.ssstsss.e
Batteries-Haniiton and AgneW.
BolAnd and Baker unpires. O'LAngh-
lin and Hilderbrmnd
Cleveland 5, Chicago q
Chicago. April 2s.--Chicago and
Cleveland amassed a total Of thirty
hits today, but nom this total only
nine runs resulted. Cleveland winning
20 4. The score: RE. r.
CLEVELAND sssss+sss sss s.sssss.b 10 4
Chicago ......... .........4 1
BatterisE-Mortoa and OfNelil. c.
cote and Schalk: umnsres Nallin and
Dineen.
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Toniahs's conesrs.


The demand Tor tickets ror tonight's
concert "a the lecture hail % the First
Methodist church guarantees a big
success and handsome sum fer the
Young Wamen'a Christian Association.
The leading feature q the evening
a Miss ganevleee small Of washing
ton. d. c.. a professional vocalist Or
brilliant attachments ana an artistic
whistler and imitator az birds who has
created immense enthusiasm on the
chautanQua platforms.
Miss small IL listed for four ap-
pearances and the audience ray con-
Gaenfiy expect a rare treat
The FUN program is az follows
plano--s'Engllsh March Felix Burns
Prof. Gnailan scott
ReaainR The Mallet MASTERPIECES
Peple Mrs Malcolm White.
Vocal" Srrinktime 81 Love MOS
/ zkowHkl Miss Genevieve Sntau
+ Piano" Saltereiie Caprice Lack
Miss Mayme Ross Reager.
4 Reading summer Vacation
Dorothy Dix Miss Mae Wilkinson.
+ Vocal willamette Del Acqua- Miss
+ Genevieve small
4 Fantasia Mozart. Master
Harry scott
story-~The chnds wish" Anon
Mge Margaret oesley
Bird Imltations--"s spring song
Menaeissohn Miss Genev eve small
piano-"po lonaise." Ee kontsli
Miss Minnie Leah Mobiles
Reading Aunt Melissa on Boys
Anon Miss Irma Graham
sunshine and Rain" Blum
enthai Miss Myrtle Adams.
WhisfMng--'The Daisy" Arditi. Miss
Genevieve small.
Roadlng-s Mein Katrinea Brother
Hans Banks Mrs. John Gibson
Piano-"war March Oilnilan scott
Prof Gflalian Scott
cominas DuBaFry.
The management ~ the Bonita an
nourcea tia they have booked for next
wednesday. MAY s. one % the greatest
aim productions - al times, ~Du
Barry" IA which Mrs. Leslie Carter
/ is starred
Feature Play at sanisa.
Lovers of good pictures vii certain
. 81 be pleased 70 have today another op-
portunity % see Miss Beulsh Poyutel
7 In d hlgh class feature play 81 The
+ Bonita. in Born Again" Miss Poyn-
ter Is well and favorably remembered
as the star Ia LENA Rivera and This
Little Girl That lie Forgot" but heI
work IA Born again" il said 60 b
even superior 60 that fn the two fea.
lures mentioned
Earl Metcalfe Is featured IN This
+ Cipher Key" which viii Re tire prin.
~ls.mH 80 Hteem aH ehn tgnuEHa aaFgansrrntsg
The CIPHER Key" Ia a Lfnin Broad
way star masterpiece and one e ~
best ever produced By that company
Besides this there win be two come
dies. a NitagFaph and an Esaanay.
sunday Is the day on which tn
Bonita viii again present the aaintl
little actress Nary Pickford this timi
Ia Cinderella