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The evening world., 1919-05-05
PARIS AGAIN HEARS REDS
HAVE GIVEN UP BUDAPEST
Copenhagen, However, Gets Des.
patch Denying Communists
Have Surrendered.

PARIS. May 5--The Matin to-day
declared II had received confirmation
that the Hungarian Soviet Government,
had capitulated.
COPENHAGEN. May b.--A despatch
received from budapest to-day denied
that the Hungarian Soviet Government
had accepted the Allies demand TO sur
render.
BERLIN. Sunday. May 4 (Assoclsted
Press. Is the scene OF the
greatest panic. according To dispatches
20 newspapers here, Recent statements
on the situation by Bella Kun. the
Soviet Foreign Minister. have led TO u
complete disappearance OF orde~, and
Bella Kun himself is reported 10 have
had a narrow escape from violence at
a meeting OF the Soldiers and Work
mems Council. Red Guards have pa
trolod the streets OF the city. threat
enIng the Bourgeoisie.
LONDON. May 5.--Hungarian Soviet
forces have reCaptured the town OF
SEolnok, on the Thesis River, from the
Roumanians. according 10 a Hungarian
wireless message dated Sunday IN
Budapest
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AUSTRIAN DELEGATES
INVITED TO FRANCE
TO RECEIVE PEACE TERMS
Expected TO Be at ST. Gernllin on
May i2-Council OF Three
at Work on Treaty

BAsLE May Omitted Press. -
A despatch from Vienna to-day re-
ported the Allies had invited tho Aus
tria= peace delegates 10 coms 20 81.
Germnin on May ~.
PARIS. May : Omitted Prcss). .-lm-
mediately ntter presentation OF the
German treaty the Big Three" will
begin assembling tho articles OF tho
Austrian pact according 10 nuthorita-
tive information. While no official
announcement haa been made TO that
effoct. 1t s generally understood a
formal Invitation has been despatched
10 the Austrian Government to send
its delegates 10 tho Peace Confer
ence Preparations for their roeop-
ton al ST. German, near Versailles.
wero begun Saturday. Unofficial in
formation has bccn received that the
Austrians probably will arrive In 81.
Germain a week from to-day.
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U. S. PARTY IN BELFAST.
Representatives Of irish Here Meet
prof. DE valera.

DUBLIN. Sunday. May 4.-tAsso-
rlatcd press).-f'rank 4, walsh, who,
with former Gov, Edward +, Dunno
OF Illinois and Michael J. Ryan OF
Philadelphia. representatives, Of the
Irish societies in the United Stntes.
arrived here yesterday to confer with
Irish leaders on the question ot So
curing safe conducts for Sim Fr!n
leaders 10 go to Paris, left Tor EnE-
land tonight
Prof Edward dc Valera, Sim F,in
member of Parliament for East Mayo.
accompanied him to the boat and
later said that Mr., walsh would re-
turn on Wednesday My Ryan and Mr..
Dunno viii visit Belfast on Munday
and viii be entertained at dinner at
Maynooth College on Tuesday.
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REDS GUNBOATS
ATTACK ALLIES
TWICE ON Dv|NA
RepulSed in Two Artillery
BaltleS-Bolsheviki Suffer
Losses on Other Sectors.

ARCHANGEL. Saturday. May ,
tAssUcinted PrcssI Tho Bolshevik
Eunboat rot'l1 on the Dvinn attacked
tho Allied positions near the Junction
with the Vaqua second time on Fri.
day. but were driven on by the guns
Of the Allied land batteries which
ouirangcd tho weapons ~ the enemy
Tho FIRST attack Of the kind was
made Thursday. when the enemy meet
attempted 10 approach the positions
held by American. British and Rus
sian forces on tho right bank OF the
river, hut falod. the Allios having
guns mounted which covered all parts
OF tho channel.
The ice has broken up in tho river
near Archangel and. though tho
channel is still q mass OF swiftly
floating ice cakes. II IL only a matter
OF few days until rho Allied gun
boats can force their way up
stream and 40 to the aid oi tho
Allied land defenses.
A report to headquarters here this
morning said that the situation along
the DvlnH was quiet.
The foellng In Archlngei Is that the
crisis on the Dvina River front has
passed. The Bolsheviki. II is believed,
delayed too long In grasplng the nd-
vantage offered when the Dvina be-
came open for navigation.
Additional reports on Thursdays
defeat OF the Bolshevik attack at
Bcrezuik. on the Vaga sector, show
that the Allies captured thirty four
prisoners and killed seventy OF the
enemy. Tho Allies losses were four
wounded: Tho Bolsheviki also lost
ono machine gun and fifty rifles. Ar
t1lery firing continued on tho Naga
sector Friday.
Tho enemy artillery f1ro on the
Dvlna front has been without result as
far as casualties are concerned. none
having boen reported. There was
slight artillery activity Friday on the
VoloEda railway front.
An enemy force which attempted to
cut the Allied line OF communication
east OF the Vaga WAS rcpulscd.
Twenty OF this party surrendered
when surrounded by the Allies
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ion that the treaty as 1t now stands
gave honorable and satisfactory terms
to Belgium and recommended ibat II
should he signed.
The Council unanimously indorsed
NJ. Hymans view. but was equally
unanimous in expressing tho opinion
that the attention of the powers
should be drawn 90 the financial and
economic situation in Belgium and
TO the necessity that tho Allies as
sure Belgium OF complete support
looking 10 her economic restoration.
The Council was further OF the
opinion that the Allies should DO
asked 20 support the initiation of
negotiations with Holland regard
ing the settlement Of the question Of
the freedom OF the 'Scheldt and tho
waterways OF East Belgium.
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" PEACE DEL LEGA77ON WILL REACH FRANCE ON MAY II

our c0umandcr in CHIEF insisted above
all thugs that the mon be safe
guarded. not only IN battle, but ~
camp and Dillcts, from tho perils and
temptations which think you cnn
Imagine.
I'VE owo a great debt OF gratitude
20 the various welfare associations
which have aided in carrying out oar
commander tn cmct's wishes. The
men OF the 77th have come back To
you. sane in mind and clean In body
Thcy arc all good citizens and ~ crodil /
to the nation whose Liberties they
fought to defend. kcrp them so.
The evening world., 1919-05-05
RATE ARGUMENTS HEARD.
rive salts Before supreme Court
AssaiI Federal Power.

WASHINGTON. May b.--The Supreme
Court today heard arguments In five
road and Wire Administrations to fix
rates over the objections OF the various
state utility and corporation com
missions. The attacks ON the Railroad
Administrators exercise of power
come from North Dakota whore the
state Supreme Court held that the Pres
ident, acting through the director gem
eral Of railroads, did not have the right
TO set "intrastate' rates but only I'm
torstAte" rates
The wire suits werc brought from
south Dakota, Massachusetts,, Illinois
and Kansas,
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DlEO.
ALsOr.-RoRBiNa.

AIsOr.-RoRBiNa.
Services at tho CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. broadway and suth st., Sun.
day. Il. NJ.
IkAI.D.-LoU1SE.
Services at tho cAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH.. Rroaawuy and esth 81. Sun
day. 3 r. N.
O'DON daughter OF
Michael and kAto o Donohue Of Ennis
County Clare. ireland. formerly OF Ca
huska. Coronn. Ruinains lying IN
state at McKay's Chapel. No. 4d4 West
ervolt Avenue. staten Island.
Funeral Tuesday ~ our Lazy ~ Good
Council. 10 \. M. intermcnt ~. Peters
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MACHINE GUN DISPERSES
LAWRENCE STRIKE CROWDS
Manned by EX.SolderS, Who Assist
Polite-Crew Not Called on
10 Shoot.

LAWRENCE. Mass, May 81
machine gun crew was added 10 H."
police force to-day and assisted In
dispensing crowds " textile striko
sympathizers although the gun vas
not fired. Reports that n big demon
stratlun had been arranged 10 sigma
zc the opening OF the fourteenth
week Of the strike had led the polio,
to take extra precautions to preven.
another outbreak OF violence.
All the men Of the gun crew are
formnr soldiers They wero In poiier
uniform and commanded by Sergt
Joseph +. Casey who was decorate (
for bravery In Franco.
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PARADE STARTS At 10 A. M.
FROM WASHINGTON SQUARE;
WILL PASS IN SO MINUTES
Details Of March of 77th Division
Tomorrow Told Briefly-Seats
Reserved Until go.
DRINCIPAL racta about the
nth Division parade are:
gT II ~ waabinortnn

ST RT Washington
Square, 10 A. NJ.
FINISH - Fifth Avenue and
10th street Complete division
expected to pass in nifty minutes.
POLICB RULES-Fith Ave-
nuo TO bo closed from A. NJ.
until after the parade. Side
streets TO Madison Avenue and
Sixth Avenue to be closed after
start OF parade. Central Park to
he open.
REVIEWING STAND Fifth
Avenue and SD Street. Parade
TO be reviewed. by Secretary OF
War Baker. Acting Secretary OF
Navy Roosevelt, Gov. Smith,
Mayor Hylan, Major Gems. Barry,
Shanks. Organ. Brig. Gen. Nc
Manus. Col. Donovan and Rear
Admiral Glennon.
EQUIPMENT - Soldiers will
carry combat packs and rifies; tin
hats slung over left shoulder.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS-Men
OF nth Division unable to march
will report at nth Division Club.
Eighth and Lafayette Streets. at
$50 A. NJ. and bo taken in auto
mobiles.
DETACHED NIEMBBRS--Cas-
uals who served with division
overseas will report TO former
units.
GRAND STAND-Scat Is in the
big stand extending from b9th 90
10th Street will be reserved until
$50 A. NJ. Most OF the tickets
have been given to present or
former members OF the division
for use OF their families.
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PEACE DELEGATION
DOESN'T SUIT GERMANS
All Sorts of Criticisms Are Being
Registered Against 1t, Says
BemStorn.

BERLIN. May s. (Assooistod Prnss).
The Peace Department OF tho Foreign
Once. according 10 Count Won Bern
ttorn. who Is acting In an advisory
capacity TO the Government Ia being
beheged by Germans Of high and low
oeGroe who are registering all sorts OF
criticism.
Some r hem think tho dclcEn ton
should be enlarged while others object
90 its huge size. Apparently no one Is
satisfied with It's makeup a
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BAKER TO REVIEW
77TH IN GREAT
PARADE TOMORROW
CONTINUED from First Page.)

nrmorles to-day VIII be the army ra-
ton. cooked on field Kitchens.
In addition to tho 77th Division |
reyimental bands the Police and Fire |
Department bands win furnish music
for the parade and cheer lenders will
direct the applause at the stands.
The demand for grand stand tickets
is unprecedented and IL Is feared that
thousands OF applicants will be dis
appointed.
MEN CHARTERED IN NATIONAL
GUARD ARMoRiEs.
The units OF the 77th which camo
from Camp Mills this afternoon are
quartered as follows:
Division headquartus-lst Field
Artillery Armury. 6Sth Street and
Broadway.
SO2d EnSlnecrs-l2th Regiment Ar
mory Columbus Avenue and G2d
Street.
1o5th lntnntry--7th Regiment Ar
mory. seth Street and Park Avenue.
306th Infantry--7ist Regiment Ar
mory, 3ith Street and Park Avenue.
30ith Field Artillcry--soth Regi-
mcnt Armory, 26th Street and Lex
ington Avenue.
3O5th Field Artillery--9th Coast Ar
tillory Armory. West 14th Street.
S02 Field Signal Corps-,Squadro
A. Armory. s4th Street and Madison
Avenue,
SOsth Infantry, SO5th Mahcne Gun
Battalion and 3o6th Machine Gun
battalion 18th Coast Artillery Ar
mory, Jerome Avenue and Kings
bridge Road. the Bronx.
307th Infantry-22d Engineers Ar
mory, l6Sth Street and Fort Wash
ington Avenue, Washington Heights,
Every man in the division will be on
leave tonight except details held in
the armories on guard duty All
leaves expire at o'clock tomorrow
morning when the various units will
begin 10 move 20 the assemblaGe
points about Washington Square.
GO TO UPTON FOR DEMoelLizA.
TIoN AFTER PARADE.
After the parade the units will re-
turn to the armories and on Wednes-
day the Division will start for Camp
Upton for demoblization. Experience
with the 27th Division showed the
Mayors Committee that the soldiers
W / not go to hotels and restaurants
for meals following a parade, as they
prefer to go to their homes. Basket
lunches will be furnished to the men
tomorrow afternoon and for their
dinners they will be allowed to follow
their own devices.
Mrs. W. h. Vanderbilt will be the
hostess to as many 18th Division men
as can be jammed on the roof OF th'
New Amsterdam Theatre Tomorrow
evening. At the same time the off,
GERS of the regiment will be given :
dinner at the Waldorf Astoria
These two big events with hundreds
of smaller parties will wind up New
York's reception to the 18th Division
and few days will see the winduI
OF the 18th as part OF the United
states Army.
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PlMLICO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Sening maldens
two-year-oids four furlongs. .-'Super.
ITO (ButwelD, straight sl2.i0, place
s.. 30, show $3.50. first; oriental Park,
81 (Fater), place $50, 10, show $40 90,
second Who Cares, ITO CEnsor). show
si.3O. third. Time-i9. Little one
Tattle. Iobleuet. Orleans, Glrl, Mis-
Shackieton, 'Silex %. "Harriet, M ss
Millions, slot Foot. Barley Water also
ran sEielh.
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New YorL C.ntral mcrrcr Uphcld.

WASIIINGTON, May 5---ConsOlida-
lion in 1914 OF the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad with the
Lake Shore and Michigan southern and
nine other subsidiary railroad corpora
tions was in effect upheld to- day by the
view proceedings Instituted In tho New
York state Courts by Clarence II, Ven
ner, a stookholder. to prevent confirma-
lion Of the union.
The evening world., 1919-05-05

This is good gin" declared Frank
McAndrcws as he drew flask Of
poison from his pocket, drank II. stag
gered and fell dead across a table In
the home Of John Wismew wski. No,
r1eming Avenue, while the latter
Noked on. The body was removed TO
e1Aullen's moTEue.
The evening world., 1919-05-05
FINNISH RED GUARDS
IN CONTROL Of PETROGRAD
Prepare TO March Against While
Guards in Struggle for

LONDON. May 5~-Ffunlsh Red
Guards are now masters ~ tho sItua-
tion at PotroErad. according TO n de-
spatch from Copenhagen to tho Mai.
They have arrested members ~ tho
Danish Red Cross in that rlty. and II is
reported they Intend 10 march against
tho Finnish White Guards.
A state OF siege was proclaimed In
Potrograd Sunday. according to wire
less message from Tsarskoc Sclo. The
Soviet Government has appointed a
committee OF three and given II unlim-
tied power over the city and district of
Petrograd.
The evening world., 1919-05-05

Reports were received on Saturday
from Paris that Finnish forces had oe-
cupcd Petrograd. Dut the identity OF
the troops at the former Russian capt
tai was not established.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01
ROUGH RIDERS
IN PENSACOLA
FOURTH OF JULY

Following the baseball game at
Maxent Park. Fourth of July, there
will be an exhibition of riding buck
ing bronchos, roping wild West Flor
ida steers, fancy roping and other
Wyoming cowboy stunts by Whitley
Robinson and Joseph Thompson, botn
of whom have been with Miller Bros.
and the 101 Ranch.
These men are at r. II. Taylor :
stables with a carload of untamed
horses and they will give an exhibit
ton on the lot near the stables this
morning for the benefit of the news
paper men and any other people who
happen to be around.
A small admission will be charged
to see the exhibition at Maxent Park
and an announcement of this will be
made by Mayor Sanders park com
mittee today.
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TRANSPORTATION
TO TOLEDO BOUT
is BIG PROBLEM

Toledo, o.. June 29.-To carry CO.
900 impatient fight fans from the
heart OF Toledo to Tex Richards $780,
600 arena, four miles away. in five
hours is the problem which viii face
traction officials and taxicab com
panles When Jess Willard and JacI,
dempsey meet in their championship
contest here July 4. To solve If
| everything on wheels will be pressed
into service.
me chief medium of transportation
/ 10 Bay View Park, the site Of tho
arena, viii be street cars. Fortunately
the city has a double track from tba
heart or the city to the park. and. hy
running cars out on one track and re-
turning on the other, can move an
proxlmately $4,000 persons an hour
To accomplish this, it will be neces-
sary 10 tap other city lines for adj
| ditlonal equipment Officials of the
Ioledo Rail q Light company. the
| traction operating system, plan TO on
crate 120 cars an hour-one every baI4
| mlhute-to the arena, which is at the
end of Summit street. one of the
main thoroughfares of the CITY.
Automobiles of various sorts VIZ,
give street cars close race in NOV
| ing the crowds. In addition to a
! regular taxicab service, every automo-
| pile truck will go into service for the
day. and hundreds of solid citizens
VIII hang a For Rent sign on the
FAMILY car. Prices for the trips to
and from the arena have not been
established but il is assured there will
be no seats in automobiles bringing
less than one dollar for the one-way
| ride
Those coming to the contest in spe-
cial trains will be within walking dis
lance of their seats. Railroad officials
have arranged to park hundreds of
| sleeping cars in switch yards along
the Maumee river, only a few minutes
walk from Bay View Park This will
relieve the transportation problem by
several thousands.
The gates of the huge arena will bs
thrown open at O'Clock on the MORN
ing of the contest, but Willard and
Dempsey will not climb into the ring
until o'clock that afternoon 1t is
safe to say that approximat efye half
the crowd will be seated early as the
first preliminaries will be started al
10 o'clock and the more eager Rams
will demand to be in the moasAer
wooden structure to see the first
gloves fly.
Toledo itself doubtless will send
from 10000 to 10000 citizens to the
arena, and, if the day is not too hot
| these will cover the distance on foot
provided they have no automobilesf In
| the light of past experiences, IT is
probable that the crowds Will Start
to assemble outside the four Eraad
entrances to the arena in the cool of
the morning. but the rush and crush
is expected to occur near noon.
Another method of getting to Bay
View Park, which is more novel than
practical. is a fleet of small motor
boats which will ply between the
downtown section and the park The
stadium is within few hundred feet
of the Maumee river and Maumee bay
and these boats could be made a fac
tor in the transportation provided
| enough of them operate
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Rig LEAGUERS WILL APPEAR AT
MAXENT PARK ON FOURTH OF JULY

Pensa cola fans are to have an OPP
portunity to see some big league ball
PLAYERS July 4, and 6, when the
F1orala team, with Ed Manning ct ais.
as the lawyers say, come to town.
Manning has been with the Southern
and Texas Leagues and also had i
year in the big show with the y.
Louis Browns.
Manning is well known in Pensacola
having played bah here in the halcyon
days of 1911 and ~, befo' the wah.
Once upon a time he came up In the
ninth frame with two men on, two
down, the score nothing to nothing
and clouted the apple UP, against the
fenc> for three bags. Needless TO say,
F'lorala won the game to 0.
Manning was in the Southern TINS
year, but was sent to Texas on &C
count of the six class A player rule
The salary offered wasn't enough 70
satisfy him and he is now running MS
dads saw mill at F'lorala.
Among the other well-known pa
tossers coming down with the F1oraia
bunch is H. Patrick. who was at one
time a soldier at Fort Barrancas. Pa
trick has the reputation of striking
out 21 men in a single game.
The other F1orala players are
Jones, Page. Bob Riley, e Manning
NJ. Riley. c. Patrick, Whitehurst, Cox
Proctor and Manager Farmer Be
tween innings the results ot the
willard Dempsey scrap will be mega
phoned to the fans.
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AM { RICAN.
SHIP YARD TO
APPEAR AFTER
LONG ABSENCE

This is the day when the Ship yard
team is to- make up for the game
which il failed to play against the
knights OF Columbus week ago The
game was Forfeited to the knights
by Umpire Swaine, in accordance with
the rules ofithe league, but in review
ing the case. the commission decided
to give the, ship builders a second
chance at the knights, and today Is
it,
Ed Nelson is managing the snip
Yard team and is expected to bring
his bunch up to the park i'm plenty OF
time TO start the game at 6:15 o'clock.
Manager Bergin is sure to have his
men on hand in plenty of time and a
good contest should result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01
MAXENT PARK
COMMITTEE IN
BUSY SESSION

The Maxent Park commission held
a busy session at the mayors office
last night and decided on attractions
for the park on July 4th. 1t was ar
ranged to have Messrs. Thompson and
Robinson rough riders. give an exhi-
bition after the ball game and TO
charge two bits to all who stay to see
the fun.
The business of a regular baseball
team for the city was also discussed
and it is expected that plans for the
formation of this team will be com
pleted within a few days.
Those present at the meeting We're
Mayor Sanders, Chairman Fox, e W.
Forum r. II. Thompson. Messrs
Robinson and Thompson. Phil San
chez. Charles Van Metre and Lucky
Baldwin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01
WOODMEN LEAVE
FOR PANAMA CITY
EARLY THURSDAY

Manager |. p. Burt and his Wood
men of the World ball players will
leave on the 6:15 train Thursday
morning for a series of two games ut
Panama City. They play at $3.50 p.
m, Thursday and Friday afternoons
and return TO Pensacola on the Tar
pom Saturday morning.
Players who are to make the trip
are, in addition to Manager Burt
Hubbard. Palmer. Rushlow. Hannah,
Ryan. George Bond. Moody, Smart,
Palmer and Wheatley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01
Rid Your Room
Of Mosquitoes
Sweet Dreams Offers Instant
Relief.

Doubtless in the dark corners of
your room, mosquitoes sing in con-
greSS assembled.
4 Sprinkle a little sweet Dreams
around in these corners and see what
becomes of their assemblies.
They all abdicate right away
With a price on their heads they
couldn't even then be harder to To-
cate.
With one grand master stroke.
Sweet Dreams will rid your room Of
all mosquitoes.
1t is anticipated that you give this
wonderful mosquito remedy a trial.
Liberal bottles. No offensive ,-:ors.
No stains.
Sold by Balkcom Drug Co, and
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01

"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin to De
genuine must be marked with the
safety 'Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con-
tains proper directions to safely re
lieve Headache, Toothache, Earache
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin
moxes of IL tablets cost but a few
cents at drug stores-larf packages
also. Aspirin is the trade mark OF
iBayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci.
dester of Salicylicacid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-01
EAST HILL PARK
TOO MOIST FOR
GAME YESTERDAY

The nation may be dry today, but
East Hill park was too wet yesterday
afternoon for the Chero Colas and the
woodmen to play ball. Water and
Chero Cola doesn't mix, and Manager
-Burtt decided that his men were no
mud divers, so the game was cancelled
and set forward by order of Manager
Stubbins and Commissioner Villar.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

SOUTHERN
Atlanta, 80: New Orleans, 20
Birmingham. 5 Mobile, 4.
Memphis. 4; Nashville, J..
Chattanooga, 3; Little Rock, 0.
NATIONAL
. Boston. 4; New York, Z.
Pittsburg, 4: St. Louis. /.
+. Chicago. IL; Cincinnati, A..
AMERICAN
St Louis, L Detroit. 6.
Philadelphia. 4; Washington. ,.
New York, "a; Boston, A..
Cleveland 2; Chicago, 5.
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q GAMES TODAY.
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SOUTHERN.
Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Only game scheduled.
NATIONAL.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
AMERICAN.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.