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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Railroad Bill Brings
New Wage Crisis

ttoutiiufl IfDNn puRc nhe.N
tives and other lab1r officials &
washington EXPRESSED vigorous oppQ-
sition They said they had not Biyck
m their fight against final onact-
ment Of the measure and that ne n re-
suit Of this pr1yislon they would re-
double their eno.ta TO defeat g.
The union spokesman said they had
been promised relief by President
Wilson aud that they accepted his
plan Tor settlement Of the wage con-
troyoray in good faith,
President GomperH, 81 the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, ana Frank
Morrison, secretary. viii attend the
union meeting tonight Union OIL
clala here made no effort 60 conceal
their praye Interest IN the conference
report especially In the clause which
would stabilize wages until Septem-
her 3. regarding this in eject a. an
Interference with the agreement he
tween themselves ana pref:Sf ~ VII
SON.
III Is n time for cool heads and
warm feet one official al labor head
guHrierE remarked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
PLAN TO TELL
WHEN PRESIDENT
is

WASHINGTON. Feb is-Amend-
ment n the constitution 40 as TO pro-
vide procedure for filling the office
Of president IN case OF the disability
OF ita occupant. traa proposed N a
resolution Introduced today by Rep
r%csentative Fese. of Ohio, chairman
OF the republican congressional SOM
mlttec.
Under the proposed amendment uro
disability Of "A president would te
"determined by the supreme court
when authorized by concurrent rolo-
mtion OF congress. ITO avoid DELAY in
cnse congress was not In session, the
Vice president would be- 'uuthirizcd
10 call congress into special session
for this purpose uUun recommcuda-
ton or the cabinet"
Mr. Fcss said that while he con
dltion Of President Wilson gave rise
to his proposal the mensur" was not
designed 10 cause his removal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
CLUB SEES
CHAMPION BOYS
Members Present Youths
And Tell Their Quail
ifications

To-day WAS Father ami son" day
N the Klwanls club.
Members u the club who had sons
had one with them 80 the luncheon
and those who had no sons brought
some one else's aon,
When caiieC upon by President
Wylder 20 first Introduce themselves
and give their occupation ana then in
trodue their sons much nterriment fol-
lowed. Members introduced their
sons o. adopted sons and told what
qualifications the lads possessed.
y = q who has ioui girls and
no boys, introduced Ernest Landolfi
nad george Nehcr as his twins.
Thomas Hughes, politician. intro
duced his son Robert. a. one ~ thc
future presidents Of the United States.
Prank StortE introduced Frank. Jr..
ns the boy who could scar out the
most shoes o. any hoy IN town.
Seymour Lewinson Introduced leo
as tho champion pie eater.
When Mr.. Byron ves got up To in
troduce his son he asked him what
his name VA and then proceeded 10
tell his qualifications.
Homer u. ward Introduced hiE son
as the coming boss OF b household.
The boys were TWEEN exclusive
chances 10 the drawing for the attend
ance prize. donnfed By q. r. French. a
war savings stamp. The lucky boy
being RAYMOND Stamm.
Fred Garfield o. the Kistler-over
itn6 Auto agency presented members
and boys with a cane ard pennant.
Dr. ~ u. Bell Of New YORK vas
the guest OF the club and rppke on
the duty 0f fathers 70 their sons. Hc
u,ade an excellent talk along this
line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
PARKS
PLANNED N CITY
Chamber OF Commerce
Seeks Donors OF
Benches

Already the FIRST little park around
tho corner has demonstrated the
success Of The idci. and copies OF
prints OF the Cleveland boosters.
d~edicatiug "a. have been mailed to
Los Angeles and Clevelnnd papers.
The Albuquerque idea promises 10
be- hcralded an over the United States
~ The Dilincator. q widely circulated
magazine. has already asked Tor de-
uils Of thc plan.
The chamber Of commerce desires
to establish. ns soon ms possible.
about no Of these parks although
their number will be contingent upon
the generosity Of The donors or the
benches AuF indiNidiial or firm de-
string 20 donate "a bench can do 80
by calling up the secretary " the
chamber Of commerce who VIII M
form them M to the cost entailed.
Tho little park idea will. UNI
douhtcdiy, W insisuted by other cities
a. have many sther original ideas
and thus Nlhnaoeroue must continue
to step forward and Keep originatine
that others may follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
ELEGIR|GRL MEX
ELECT OFFICERS


Thf fhlrd1a lInei aat s. inc N.r
mH.1I0 ||IIIrt.ai Arse |ai'HnA con-
NInn. HoN NItoIfi Il a4tcfal 41r
o. ttIlhut 1NhIeffH u ftar
4IIl II4 I1n IL frl e4IIff Electrical
f|A|tI1# asa an ~tKpcntfe #aion So
lN,p fof ha cet1lne yfAr
l.. ". ilarln branch nnnancr oi the.
81 lhr MeFleNienitt lamp numnHnf
II Lea An14Ina road e paner ~ The
lamp inlnHrf o. n HeruH .cnif
tn1Inrrr o. fhf MAJ nnal Inmn Wafkf
a. Cictol1nd. ohIA delivered m nd
aIlese GOVERNS nirnl Folfnuqr 4U
items hi cn4antipn r1th ne eleftrFai
~ arf ~ Z Nefss men
l|.nAa EIftnIe tdmqhnf A. ina An-
r1INa nIHd delivered d ven inter
ftHrr tn1F' 81 Intplalnn 4nlch
tnlafNd a mtich WIDER range Man the
ordinary InYm4n HoHld lmnGlnc.
Tnc. a4fn elected fcr ne COM
resident - A. Roberts Carlsbad
nft glca nreeI4fnf Afrhur praEw.
Altnqufinnt etpnd vice presldeni y
N ntnf. Tucumcari. Secrrur9 ard
t~rrafpreH chAcA a rvcrood Albu-
me sxecuilsr commntee includes
the fnlitw1r4
". a. Roberts. Carlsbad, r. "
Morgan las Cruce< Arthur Prayer,
q NJ ENhaft Roawen
MfK W. g. Lndfey. wife Of y for
n1tr eorafunr, also vice president Of
line New Mckee Christian temperance
tnInn and chairman ~ D NafiunHi
FuifraFc asanc|aiion, addressed ur
cdnrnnnon * cfertnClans tpdaF calf
lhr upon n 50 rndorse woman suf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Padilla Bombarded
With kilograms

Representative Dan Padiila OF Al
buquorque was bombarded today with
kilograms and telephone messages as
sailing his position In opposition 10
he ratification " suffrage. The
bombardmfnt took the form Of an or
ranized attack On he Bernnlillo c0un-
- mans position during the afternoon.
This telegram, sent by the Rotary
club. n Illustrative OF the general
character OF She messaEes'
The Rotary club of this city com-
posed Of seventy OF the leading bual-
ncss men, unanimously endorsed wo-
man suffrage and 10 advised Cow
crnOr Larrazoio. You were elected on
the platform of the republican party
ana pledged 10 this ause. We expect
you 10 fulfln Your party's pledge. n
this monument IL defeated Il will DC
y0ur fault
"RoTAHY CLUB or ALnUouER-
UIE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Chances For Suffrage
Bill Are Brighter

scasion there was anenti-suffrnge PEE
tiffun presented from Casa Colorado.
IL contained % signatures,
iinfe pnsSg- Bia~.
Carrying on It's industrious effort
% the morning session, the house
paased the three bills that are re-
Earded ~ Of no more than local i'm
u~ortance. mus clearing the way Tor
uuintcrrupicd consideration 81 M
other measures, which require careful
study. The first bin passed was the
one 10 authorize a special levy IN
sierra and Grant counties Tor road
purposes. A. amended by b roads
and highways committee. the hill a
passed % 10 4, Epstein Of Chaves,
voting against
The second was the substitute or
fered by the COMMITTEES on cuunty and
county lines for House Hlil No. 3, for
"a special levy FOR SpcOrro county
roads The vote was ~ 10 O..
The third was the substitute offered
by The committee on state. county and
municipal Indebtedness. for House
Bin No. =. 10 authorize the new Coun-
~ OF Hidaigo 10 make "a special levy
to bear the expense % Uanscrtbing
the records 81 the county. The vote
on this bill was ~ so o. Carer, OF
Socorro. declared that the senate
would concur In these bills az passed.
by the house.
Labor an Watch
The concern Of organized lahor "a
New Mexico. as e~Npressrc ~ the rep
re%sentatives now in santa Fee, Is not
over any bill as 10 nov stands, hut
thore b. q fear tina possibly "a rider
may be attached 20 the public De.
Tense bin that might carry TOO broad
q grant Of powers TO the executive.
These representatives say there Ia.
been a suggestion that an objection
a5io rider might be tackled on 10 the
bill, and while thoy DO not know what
form ID is likely to take. they do not
mean 30 relax their vigilance. The
representative here are; ". NJ. Cote
OF AihuuusrquU. president ~ Inc New
Mexico Federation 81 Labor lohn
Lehnev Of Albuquerque. couns toi
the various labor organizations In ths
7 state: William McGrath o. Belen, toi
the Locomotive Firemen: W. II. Cole
man of Las Vegas, for the brother.
4 hood Of Trainmen. Gus Lesemnn oI
san Marcial, for the Locomotive En-.
/ Fineers. The five representatives sais
TO The Herald correspondent that thcl
{ have no objections TO n Of the hIlli
as introduced. except that they thinl
the 100000 for the public dffens.
fund is excessive. However, they holi
his belief. not as representatives oil
organized labor. but as citizens WIZ
are taxpayers.
tncoma TuN situation.
How much strength Will be muster
ed hy the opposition to Inc Income ia'
law cannot be accurately estimate
until thu hiil b. actually reported ou
either By the nat or house commit
tee. The appearance Of "a bill, spon
Fored hy republicans from three sen
Grated counties. repeating the eXisiin
Jaw and offering no hil IN leu !
eoustrusd TO Indicate that Il hard fish
A. sufe 10 follow. Come Of those Op
posing the tax biz hold that too grol
power b. conferred upon b stat
treasurer In section ~. That provides
N ln the opinion Of the treasure
any return 81 any taxpayer is incni
rect he shall hnve power TO rrvis
such return
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Flu In The State
On The Decline

SANTA re y NJ. Feb. lN-EN-
ccpt Tor q sort ~ renewal Of he out
ha.eak In Dona Ana and ot"rn counties
Influenza showed q further decline
to-lny. Tho total eases today are i2l
nld OF these. bona Ana has g.; otvro
an Tho state has \ pneumonia cases
lille ColfaN. Otero and quay counties
show 1 heaIh nnrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Deschanel Sworn In
AS French President

PARIS Feb. ls-Paul Deschanel
to-day became tenth president OF the
Frenrh republic, succeeding Ray
mond poincare. who laid aside the
robes % office after one Of the most
critical periods in the history OF the
country. The formal transfer from
the old 10 the new regime occurred
Of the palace % the Elysee this after
The inauguration OF the French
president ~ q formal ceremony .
and the number permitted 20 VII
meas the transfer OF nuthoflly ~
limited 20 the presidents OF the sen
ate and the chamber OF deputies,
committees from each house and
mcsubefs " uno cabinet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Says Fall Has Cited
Carranza Officials

LAREDO. Tex. Feb. 1S-The EN-
colsior Of Mexico city IN us issue Of
Nonday declares Senator A. H. lall,
chairman OF the Nniied States senate
sub-committeee investigating Mexican
conditions. has cited several higher
officials or the Carfunza government
10 appear before the committee an
the border and testify"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Allies Send Adriatic
Reply To Wilson

LONDON. Feb. Io.-Tht allied re-
rlr 10 president wilson's note or the
Adfintlc situation having been dis
patched. the Adriatlo question was
ID q tonic of discussion In tho su-
rinno council Today. 30 far a. could
be Ieafned
Condemnation was given. however.
~ he siafement made In Washington
thar President Wllsnn's memorandum
fnfnrmnd The allies that n lhry pro-
cFedfd with their Adriatie plans With
unf me consent 81 the United STATES
President Wilson might feel c~onsirnin-
ed 10 withdraw I'm treaty Of Versailles
from the eenafn and alsi refrain from
giving effect 10 the agreement entered
ynto between France and the United
SfatcH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

PARIS. Feb lt4-fhc Paris new
papers today hint al the possibility 81
4 comnromiHc being reached on the
Adrlaflc difficulty. They suggest thai
complete neuiralixntiCn o. the Adj
fIatlf would unre unnecessary the
nnnfeatidn Of tho treaty % London
fnIfh ia military EafcNuarda Tor
lfai9l. and would he consistent with
the aspirations Of all nations IN tho
Aaflaflc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

pany "Wednesday The advance af-
fectr the Goose creek West COLUMBIA
and Hun fieldr. u was stated. Al the
time of the announcemcnt other com
panhea Operating IN the uuif Coast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

HOUSTON, Texas Feb. is.-An ad
yanrc Of rs cents q barrel cnrrSinr
Guis Coast crude to 81 WIS announced
by the Humble Oh and Refining cnhi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

WASHINGTON. FEB 1.-THE rf-
uly 81 the allied supreme council az
laHdon to Prtddenf Wilson's noie on
or the Adriatlc situation M received
foans al the state departuent from
Ambassador Davis.
III was ANNOUNCED officially that thn
reply would moi be made public AZ this
fi.io and Il WAS Indicated that not
even a summary OF Il would be- given
diit. Publication ~ thc reply has hcefi
jeff Nv the COUNCIL 70 President VII
ann. according 10 london dispatches.
hut the council expected TO give the
p4raa d summary o. ita contents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
WHOLE FAMILIES
FREED FROM COLDS
Half a century breaking
cOlds Is behind DR.. Kings
New Discovery

iEROM tho little tots to grandma,
every one In tho family can
use this hity-yenrs-ihe-stand-
ard remedy In rerfect safety and
confident Of beneficial results.
%Inceasant coughing, d~isagreeabio
grippe, stubborn cold promptly
checked, the phicgm disslpafed, tho
congestion loosened.
same high quality today rs al
ways. DP Kings New Discovery
llvea .up to its tlme-tesied reputa.
tiOn. 6Oc. and 81. 20 u bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

Herald Want Ads Are Real
GorootteEs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18

there was AN Anti-suffrnge PEE
tfun presented from Casa Colorado.
/ contained % signature
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
ALASKA FLYERS GIVEN WARM
 GREETING IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Oct. 22-The feat of the army flyers in flying to Alaska and return was officially completed today when four airplanes arrived here af- ter two and one half hour flight from Mineola this morning. The returning planes were given an enthusiastic re- ception and were greeted by fleet composed of a half hundred airplanes. Led by the army dirigible Zodiac No. l." the Alaska flyers and the welcoming fleet of airplanes circled over Wash- ington before swinging to earth. Later Capt. St Clair Street.. commander of the expedition. and his companions were the guests of Brigadier General Menoher., chief of the army Air Ser vice, at q dinner. When the flyers landed they were greeted by General Pershing ,and General March. Capt. Street. also received greeting from his mother. The flyers were each pre- scented with certificate of apprecia- ton of their work by the War Depart mcnt.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
British Strike Leaders Apply For
 International Assistance

Berlin, Oct. 22-The leaders of the striking British coal miners have ap- piled to the miners International for assistance. according to the Voerwarts. miners are watching the British strike with intense interest. Russia. it says
 is also taking a keen interest in the great struggle. The journal further asserts that manifesto to miners has been written by Losowsky, the Rus sian Soviet delegate here
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


 AM taxpayers will please take notice that the Assessment Roll Of the City of Nome for the year 1920 is completed and in the hands of the City Clerk oi said City and open for the inspection of the public.
 You arc further notified that pur- suant to rssoIution duly passed by the Common Council Of said City, the said Common Council will sit as . Board of Equalization on Thursday, Oct. Fist 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m. of said day, and at such times thereafter as said Council may bS resolution de- terr,ine, to examine the said asssss- nsnt Roll and to correct all errors in valuation, description or quantity of lands, lots and other property, and to transact such other and further busi- ness as may properly come befers said hoard.
 E.. GRIMM, City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
LOS ANGELES SCENE
 OF DEATH BLAZE


 Los Angeles. Oct 22-Several people are believed to have been burned to death in a fire which partially destroy ed four story building in the whole sale district today. The flames cut off and drove a considerable number of women and girls employed in the building to the roof. where they were found huddled together and surround ed by flames and smoke. Most of them were hysterical and were carried screaming to safety by the firemen. Several occupants are missing and are surmised to have perished. The body Of one victim, Miss. L. A. Hepburn, a boollkeeper, has been recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
PLATFORM OF JAMES p. DAILY

and
  decrease Divisional
  Lowe and Bette rService on Tz,nspo make more Fedea
  for his of Tax Law Setting of Home the
  Establishment Static in towns: ant Recall:
  Aids Waters and 
 p.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
Britain Facing Industrial Revolution

London, Oct. 22-Confronted by a virtual industrial revolution the gov- ernment today introduced into parlia- ment an emergency bill giving 1t war time powers. including the right to use military force for any purpose and au- thority to ration and control all re- sources. The measure was presented by Home Secretary Short. The gov ernment's move followed the an nouncement' of a call for a general meeting of the Trades Union Congress next Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23

Ralph Rues, who escaped from the wrangell Jail July s1. has been ap- prehended by the authorities and
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
Sore Throat, Cold. Quickly chseIksd By liamiIn's
E. GRIM M,
 City Clerk.

Sore throat and chest colds should never be neglected. Few people realize how often they re- suit seriously if not promptly checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe, simple and effective treat ment. Used as a gargIe for sore throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cold in one night. Keep bottle on the shelf.
 Wizard oil Is a good dependabis prep aration to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may b, far away. How often sprainS. bruises. cuts and burns occur in every family. as well as little troubles like earache. toothaehe. cold sores, canker sores. stiff neck. and tired aching feet. Soothing. healing Wig ard oil will always bring quick relief
 henerous size bottle 35c.
 If you are troubled with constipAtion or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at druggists for j1c. Guaranteed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
FRIDAY (TElEGRAPHlcl
lASkA COAL, OIL LAND
 LEASES APPROVED

arl Armstrong. Mrs Jos. I. Bach, hd Edward o. Bolts have been given bproved lease permits for total of (n thousand acres of coal and oil land
 the Cold Bay. Ugashik. White River Ind Beechasop lake districts of Alas Isa, according to an Interior Depart |ment announcement today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
ARMOUR AND COMPANY
 INDICTED FOR PRoFiTEERINc

New York, Oct. 22-The big meat packing firm of Armour and Co and practically all it's officials. including president J. ogden Armour. have been indicted on 127 counts by the Federal grand irry for profiteering in viola ton of tho Lever Act.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23

Conditions in the Tolovana district are very bad as a result of extreme dry weather. according to word re- gently received from that mining cen- ter. Mining is at a standstill until it rains. With ample water for sluicins Tolovana would enjoy good season.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
WRANcEll SUSTAlNs SEVERE
 REVERSE IN SOUTH RUSSIA

Sevastopol. Crimea. Oct 20-General Wtangelrs efforts to take the Kaihova bridgehead has failed with heavy loses to his forces in killed and wounded. advices received here say. The re- verse is local, however and wranrell is still in control of the Dneiper river.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
To the Voters of Seward Peninsula

Second of ., should stat" such nA~ aAas tn hns of the strike Q the ARn u Secretary d h hnd unions a Portland ndorsn ~l%d n.uh dh engaged n h p
 uyI Ih~ been Democrat Msh to ~ s spry. principle. hadpu oma.e ahs. es.n n.cn anome will be y frs " bne~ nMome sxpdns T.u. h huif u As " .A asrnnha 7h.h he Aar~Hv.na d.ds sbnd.. .so oddt " ar" to vest h thu uhr.r@y m mppf M an MdmnaI demands the Q eheM
 EieH Q Q hy yrhrsd ny for
  - p"" ROAD LAW - l. a0
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 appropriation"  a.sa N. mamn.  shs e~h hxns s.%eu.en. I"" suoo, 7.x admit 
 .pam.m 1smpeae.
  " 70 Sha a the people. Territory - - tn hemah" " u n ks 70 Hrss f h onnaMs 1h.h lksA tho Mn .. a pera - " " - " " -  4 EessSs n NAr<laea A Aas9
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
BABY RESTORED
 TO ITS MOTHER

Seattle. Oct. 22-Babby Stagg. the Tacoma baby for whose alleged kid mapping Miss Betty Brainard is held in New York. has been restored to its mother. according to advices received here from Tacoma today. It is be- lieved that the restoration of the child took place in Seattle last night.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
BRITISH RAILWAY MEN TO
 JOIN COAL STRIKERS

London. Oct. 22-An order has been issued for the railway men of Great Britain to strike in sympathy with the coal miners. The strike order Is to become effective Sunday at midnight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
Missing Child Restored To Mother At
Vancouver

Tacoma, Oct. 22-The police au- thorities announced that the return of the Stagg baby to it's mother was made early this morning at q Vancouver B. C. Hotel and that the prosecution of Stagg and Miss Brainard will proceed just the same.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-23
For Tractors

There is a correct grade of Zerolene for your tractor. Get our booklet on it's Cor rect fabrication. Ask our Agent for . acopy. STANDARD OIL coMPANY
 (California)
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-02-17
SUNDAYS BIRTHDAYS

Sii Ernest Shackleton celebrated
Antarctic explorer. born in Ireland.
AZ years ago Sunday
Sir William Howard Hearst, late
premier of Ontario, born in County
Bruce, Ontario, Sc years ago Sunday
Albert B. Cummins, senior United
States senator from Iowa. born at
Carmichaels, Pa, 70 years ago Sum-
day.
Elihu Root former cabinet official
and United States senator, born AZ
Clinton, N. Y, rs years ago Sunday,
James A. FARRELL, who rose from
common laborer to be president Of
the largest corporation in the world
born at New Haven, Ct, 81 years ago
Sunday.
Edward R. Stettinius, former As.
sistant Secretary Of War and one of
Americas eminent leaders in jndus.
try. born at st. Louis, SIS years ago
Sunday.
James Ring, pitcher of the Cincin.
natl National League baseball team
born at Brooklyn. N. Y, Is years am
Sunday.