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Evening star., 1937-10-25
VEGETABLE INDUSTRY
GETS RECOGNITION
Agriculture Department Now Re-
cards It as Major Source
of Farm Income. ga
R the Associated Press.

ADthe Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department recog-
nized today the vegetable industry,
commonly regarded as minor agri-
cultural enterprise, as major source
of farm income.
A report by the Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics said the vegetable
industry during the three-year period
1885 yielded a gross income aver
aging nearly three-quarters of bill
lion dollars annually.
Vegetables are grown, the depart
rent said, mainly in well-detined areas
along the Atlantic Seaboard. in the
Gulf States, the Pacific Coast States
and in the North Central region.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

national Convention Of Disciples Of
Christ continued today with an at
tendance estimated by the Rev. c. L.
johnson, local chairman, at 500. He
predicted 1000 would attend the inter-
national sessions Tuesday through
Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
Soviet Dooms 4 Officials.

MOSCOW, Oct. rs R).-Four more
local officials of Uzbekistan were SEN
fenced to death today on charges of
disrupting collective farming in plot
to overthrow the Soviet regime. (Three
local officials in Uzbekistan were con-
demned last week.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
FRANCO PREPARES
CATALONIA DRIVE
Masses Troops at Zaragoza
for Offensive Against
Northeast Spain.
Hy the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish From
tier, Oct. 25.-Insurgent General
issinno Francisco Franco today began
massing troops at zaragoza for an
offensive to cut Catalonia from the
part of Spain still held by the gov
ernment.
Frontier reports said heavy forces
Of Italian soldiers from Morocco were
moving into zaragoza. The Italian
"Black Arrow" division also was re-
ported moving to that sector.
Felicitations From ii Duce.
Insurgent headquarters at Sala-
n1anca published a telegram from
Premier Mussolini to Franco express
ing II Duces personal felicitations' >,
for his conquest of Northern Spain.
learning the news that the north
ern front has collapsed, thanN to
the effort of your brave, indefatiga-
Bile infantry-the news was received
with the greatest enthusiasm by all
Italy-I send your excellency my per-
sonal friendly felicitatioAs," Musso-
lini said.
Replying, Franco said his "heroic
infantry was proud Of the eulogy
given it by the glorious creator of the
great, noble italian empire" and said
he received Mussolini's telegram with
"great emotion"
Earlier reports said government
forces yielded ground on the Aragon
front in Northeast Spain to what Of
ficers called superior numbers of
insurgents.
Claims Two thirds Of Territory.
Franco announced that complete
domination of North Spain gives the
insurgents control of 70 per cent Of
the nations population and Sc per
cent of It's territory.
The seizure by the insurgent cruiser
Almirante Cervera of two ships trans
porting $50 fleeing Asturian officials
was reported by Frances headquarters.
italian B0mbers Shot Down.
VALENCIA, Oct. IS P).-Gov-
ernment fighting planes destroyed two
italian Savoia bombers on the North
ern Mediterranean coast, special
communique by the national defense
ministry said today.
The planes were observed approach
ing about dawn, flying over Calella
and Mataro. toward Barcelona. They
dropped incendiary and explosive
bombs on Premia de Mar, Mataro and
perello. causing damage and casual
ties.
Government attacks caused one of
the planes to crash near Moncada,
killing the crew of five. The other
plane fell into the sea.
Evening star., 1937-10-25
By UPTON CLOSE.

Presidents Chicago verbal bombhe having settled
what changes
In Hawaii the shock has been the most
u felt
asked through congressional
Waikiki Mauna admit
Evening star., 1937-03-01

the $50 seats for the coronation pa
rade, apparently Is satisfied at having
George and Elizabeth for their mon
arch rather than Edward and Wallis.
Likewise the millions of the poorer
classes, who will sleep overnight on
the damp ground in order to shout
q quick cheer for their majesties,
God bless theml" are satisfied.
To them q King is q King regard
less of his first name.
But the middle class is not enthu-
siastic. There have, in fact. been re-
cent happenings calculated to bring
outright dissatisfaction.
The governments handling Of its
block of $4,000 seats for the corona
ton procession contributed to the dis.
sension. The British Legion, which
has issued almost weekly statements
regretting Edwards abdication, has
received none OF the seats.
On the other hand, 500 were given
to the cooperative stores, which COM
pete directly with England's individual
middle class merchants, bringing a
terrific outcry from the little man in
the villages as well as in the towns
and cities.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Edward
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
parent the people of England will not
have forgotten their self-exiled ruler
by May IL. when his brother, George
VI, is to be crowned.
Among the large body Of the middle
class. . definite feeling Of apathy
toward the ceremonies is being ex-
pressed-a feeling of indifference that
could not have been imagined six
months ago.
The government and those respon-
Sible for the success Of the traditional
ceremonies were said to feel such q
vivid recalling of Edward to his former
subjects as his wedding during the
coronation would further lessen en-
thuSiaSm.
Dozens Of solid middle-class British
citizens admit the coronoration-since
Edward no longer is to be the object
Of their affections-has lost its "kick."
and that to them George vi will seem
Q substitute King for quite while
They read every word printed about
Windsor's life in exile and the nego-
tiations between him and his family
over the wedding and financial settle
ment.
Hope Edward Succeeds.
Most OF them say frankly they are
on his side and hope he gets whatever
he u holding out for.
It was suggested in some quarters
Edward, knowing how powerful
counter attraction his marriage would
be. set May 2 as his wedding day as
. bargaining weapon to gain the in
come he desires.
The most authoritative report now
s that King George has offered Wind
sor an income Of approximately $l25.-
900 4 year out OF the royal family 8
private income and will make no at
tempt to place Edward on the civil
| list.
The upper class, which will occupy
Evening star., 1937-03-01
D|ONNEF|NANCES
| PROBE DEMANDED
Ontario Lawmakers Urge
Airing of Sources Of CUNTS
Fortune.

TORONTO, March 1 canadian
Press via (R).-The conservative op-
position in the Ontario Legislature was
reported ready today to demand .
complete public airing Of tho sources
Of the Dionne quintuplets' fortune.
The opposition leaders, the Ontario
Globe and Mail declared. may press
for q legislative inquiry into the big
money contracts" negotiated for the
five famous sisters by the government,
acting as guardians.
"In any event." the paper reported,
"they are said to feel that more than
the bare details Of agreements that
have built up . fortune Of more than
half q million dollars for the babies
at Callander should be made public"
The paper referred to the speech
by Welfare Minister David Croll, the
quintuplets' chief guardian, last week
in introducing bill that would grad
ually reunite the babies, who will be
3 years old May 20. with their parents.
Olivia and Elzire Dionne.
Fortune More Than S5OO, 900.
Croll, accounting for his steward
ship and asking to have Official
guardian Of the province take his
place on the board. declared the
Dionne babies fortune had grown
from minus $35.000 to more than
S500.000. with contracts signed to
bring 100000 a year for the next two
years.
The parents. who cried robbery"
and persecution" two years ago when
their daughters were made wards of
the King, are looking forward now to
the time when the quints and their
six brothers and sisters will play TN
der the same roof
Until recently they were consistent
ly bitter toward the Guardianship
Board that controlled Annette, Yvonne,
Emile. Cecile and Marie.
Parents Visit Quints.
But now they are content to 60 on
living in their five-room house and
visiting the quintuplets in their nurs-
cry across the road, until they are
reunited In the same house.
A large home Is said to mean little
to them, and the only reason they
ever would build one would be for
their daughters.
The early animosity to the nursery
staff. including DR.. Allan Roy Dafoe.
has given way to quiet cooperation,
the parents working for the best inter-
, ests of the five famous girls who, they
now realize. never will be able 10 live
the normal lives they want for their
children.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
such as to make them practicable In
vxAr;plc thov caid

such as to make them practicable In
emergency periods" they said.
Asserting corn and cotton loans had
resulted from political or regional pres
sure, the report said the "A. A. A. has
shown growing inability to limit itself
in its payments to the classes of cases
in which we have argued there is
economic Justification"
The report said Government pro-
grams should try to help the little
fellow" as we'll as large commercial in
terests in agriculture. but warned
against confusing the little fellow
with the poor fellow who lies below
the margin Of stable economic ad-
justment.
ITO load the problem of chronic
rural poverty on the A. A. A. would
be to threaten it's breakdown" the
economists said and suggested such
problems were best handled by an
agency like the Resettlement Admin
istration.
Government crop insurance was ap-
proved III put on strictly actuarial
basis"
The study was prepared by Edwin
G. Nourse, director of Brookings In
stitute Of Economics; Joseph 8. Davis,
director Of the Food Research Insti-
tute Of Stanford University, and John
D. Black, professor Of economics at
Harvard University.
Davis and Black filed conclusions
differing in some aspect Of the main
report.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
U. S. REVENUE EMPLOYEES
DISMISSED IN COLORADO

~ the Associated Press.
Elmer L. Trey. chief investigator
Of the Bureau Of Internal Revenue,
said today two employees in the Bu-
reau's Colorado district had been dis
missed.
The men were Joseph D. Delehant
and H. Edwin Weeks, Trey said. Their
dismissals, the intelligence unit chief
asserted, followed An investigation Of
political activity Of employees in the
region.
Trey declined further comment ex-
cept to say no further shake-up In
Colorado was contemplated.
Under Treasury Department regu-
lations, political activities by employees
are banned.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
DR.. DAFOE RECOVERED

Physician Of Quintuplets Had At
tack of Influenza.
CALLANDER, Ontario, March l
Canadian Press DIR. Alan Roy
Dafoe, physician to the Dionne quin-
tuplets. reported himself recovered
today from influenza which kept him
in the Toronto General Hospital for
almost two weeks.
Resting after his arrival home yes
terday. he said he would resume his
regular medical duties, including the
care of the five Dionne children, today
Evening star., 1937-03-01
METEOR OBSERVED
Explodes Before Burning Out, Say
Providence (R. ID Reports.

providence Il. I. Reports.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March IA
brilliant meteor was observed in the
Western sky at TAO o'clock last night.
Appearing slightly southwest Of the
zenith, 1t shot downward and slightly
to the north, exploding shortly before
1t burned out.
The meteor was reported as fully
twice as brilliant as the planet Venus.
near which it disappeared.
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RED DEVILS WHIP
ROBERTS STARS
BOTH TEAMS HIT HARDl Los.
Frs COMMITTED FIVE
MIscUEs


CaraballO Red Devils won one
game at LAST after losing the first
two games of the second-half and
being last at the end of the first
half. They defeated Roberts
Stars yesterday afternoon at Bay
view Park, Z to 5. mostly due to
five errors BY the losers
F. Tynes pitched the full game
for the winners and Roberts fol
the losers. zse
Billy DemeFitt was the star hit
ter Of the game. with five safeties
in SIX tries. Atwell hit three out
OF five.
Score by innings: r. H. E
CarabaIlo Red Devils
10 2O2 1907 IL
Roberts STATS
100 O22 000-5 Is
Batteries: +. Tynes, Nelson and
Hopkins; E. Roberts and F. Stick
ney.
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DOUGLASS STARS
VS.. YOUNG CUBS
GAME WILL BE PLAYED AT
NAVY FIELD SUM-
DAY

At Navy Field Sunday after
noon, Douglass Stars and Young
Cubs win meet for the third time
this year. The count between
these teams now stands at one
game won and one lost each
AIpheus Dizzy Dean will be
on the firing line for the Stars and
his battery mate viii be Smoky
Joe MCGEE.
The Cubs win depend on n.
Aeevedo behind the plate. with E.
Rodriguez, better known as Lefty,
in the box. Salinero win be in
reserve.
The contest viii get underway
at 2:3O o'clock sharp. Two of the
best umpires in the city viii be
on the field.
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CUBS AND CARDS
WIN WITH EASE;
YANKS GO AHEAD
CHICAGO WHITE sox TIE DE-
TRoIT TIGERS FOR SECOND
PLACE IN AMERICAN CIR
CUT

NEW YORK, June 26.-Chi-
|cago Cubs kept their one-game lead
intact by walloping Brooklyn
Dodgers, IL to 2. Tex Carleton
went the route for the Cubs, hurl-
ing a five-hit affair. The Bruins
produced as many runs as they got
hits.
Galan accounted for three hits.
two Of which were home runs. and
Hartnett hit one for the circuit
st. Louis Cardinals showed
New York Giants two games in
the rear of them. With the hep
of two home runs, one by Ducky
Wucky Medwiek, his sixteenth of
the season, the Gashouse Gang
Lelted Terry's boys, 9 to 4. to
take the first game of their cru
cial" series. Lon Warneke, on the
mound for the Redbirds, was hit
hard.
Pittsburgh Pirates lost a chance
to come within a game of the
Giants by losing to Philadelphia
Phi.lies. 10 to 5.
Cincinnati Reds downed Boston
Bees, 6 to 2. 1t was the Bees
twelfth straight loss.
New York Yankees heightened
their lead another full game as
they again downed Detroit Tigers,
this time, s to 1, as Red Ruffing
kept up his winning streak BY
pitching a five-hit contest.
Chicago White Sox tied the Tt
gers for second place. The Sox
cut Washington Senator'S winning
splurge at five straight, defeating
them, Z to 6. The Mats kept up
their hitting spree by collecting
IL safeties.
st. Louis Browns lost to Boston
Red Sox, 4 to 2. Buck Newsom
held the Browns to but four safe
blows.
The summaries.
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BALL SCHEDULE
FORMXESWEEK
feTI LA IA

Coca-C plaa will crass bats with
Roberts Stars. sAenElay sfteEqpon.
This gan7e Was eostpaaedl this
week because OF rain. vsaa
Otkr games scheduled for next
week follow:
Tuesday-CarabaIlo Red Dew
lis VS.. Coca-Cola.
Observation-Disclosures Stars vs.
Carsba.lo Ped Devils.
Thursday-Roberts Stars vs..
Coea-Cola.
Friday-Coea-CoIa vs. Cara
baIlo Red Devils.
Standing of the league at the
end of play this week:
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SYNOPSIS. 1nds Blinshop. MAJ
go eama. is EaDSferiounlt skof ~
a<nk Th1t starts oar sforrsU
UtfkFEa e FarFiagion Bluf.
ham2 81 MlrAasl'n nunia A aerirs
/ ssFaa1l eilaelsl oerars. Then re
80 fae toda 81 Hichaers mad
lalAeF bfioie flse bluG. Aumf Mar
SIS = ahoi ~ the shoulder. ana
nF1fiE fnizbed pifh sleeping
l4guaEEH The slippel. Mixes tail
faRfaN poanrar nvmf. disappears.
Coet. HiiAans. ne chauG eur. ana
kenls. ~ 1zala. 1aspecf Higgins.
80 ela batter. ! lock him IL his
rpnuA belitpina him the killer.
80 aFife ouf ne case against
e4fh peFaon
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4 ooooeo 90
Sundays
Horoscope
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Today'siSa loving and trustful
nature, which may not gain much
knowledge of human weaknesses,
and is vers liable to be deceived
1t is a feminine nature, though
capable Of considerable power. But
the affections are too warm and
the passions too stormy for such
an ineautioazs person, unless care
fully contf5lled.
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Today's Birthdays

orlavus Roy Cohen q New
YEA. noied author. born at
CAallesioa. S. G. IS years ago.
Pearl Buck. novelist, born az
Halsboro. W. Va. IS years ago
Gamma Walska. singer, born ID
FeIand. IS years ago
Fsieda Hempei. operate so
prano. bern in Germany, 81 years
&C..
aiehara Crooks Of Sea Grit, y
4. lenar. bern at Trenton, ~ D.
50 yeaTs ago.
aa.,..~.~ sarretarr Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-26

Edward H Grain. II living. and. il
dead. the heirs. deviAees. grantees
or other claimants under the said
Edward H Grain. deceased. Harold
A. Gibson and Leona A. Gibson. his
wife. Joe Thorn Jackson. II living.
grantees or other claimants under
the said Joe Thorn jackson. de-
ceased. and Jackson. his wife.
II he be married. jamie C Holmes.
IL living. and. II dead. the heirs. de-
visees. grantees or other claimants
under the said jamie c. Holmes. de-
ceased. and - Holmes. her hus-
band. II she be married. Edgar II.
Lazarus. II living. and. II dead. the
heirs. devisees. grantees or other
claimants under the said Edgar ~
Lazarus. deceased. Alan NJ Cohen
and Elizabeth D Cohen. his wife.
II living. and. II dead. the heirs. de-
vfsees, grantees or other claimants
under the said Alan II. Cohen and
Elizabeth ID. Cohen. deceased, and
all other persons having or claim
ing TO have an interest in the prop
erty Involved in this suit. whose
name or names are unknown TO
plaintiffs. are defendants. Fore
closure Of Lien OF Tax Sale Certi-
ffcates. the undersigned Special
Master in Chzncery will offer sep
arately for sale and viii sell sep
arately at public 0utcry. for cash
in hand to the highest and best
bidder at the front door OF the
County Court House Of Monroe
County. Florida. in che City of Key
West. Florida, during the legal
hours OF sale on Monday. the 5th
day Of July. A. D. 1897: the follow
ing described lands situate. lying
and being in the County Of Monroe.
State OF Florida. to-wit:
Lots One u), Two ca and
Three cd OF Section Eleven
(111. Township Sixty-six fesl
south. Range Thirty-two (32)
East. containing Three Hundred
Thirty-one and Seventy-four
One Hundredths (53I74) acres
ALSO.
Lot, One Cd. Lot Two CD. Lot
Three (31 and Lot Four Cd OF
Section One CD Township Sixty
six tssD South. OF Range Thirty
Three Hundred and Sixteen
f31sl acres. more particularly
described in Book z. page 2ss.
Monroe County Records.
ALSO.
The South one-half tK1 of the
Southwest One-quarter (k and
the Northeast One-quarter Cd
Of the Southwest One-Quarter
(A) Of Section One Cd, Town
ship Sixty-six 6ssl South. OF
Range Thfrty-two (32l East.
- mi
Twenty G20) acres, more par
ticularly described in Book z.
page zs3. Monroe County
Records
ALSO.
Lot Five Csl of Section Twenty
(z0) of Township Sixty-five
ts5). South. of Range Thirty
four (34), containing Eleven
Gid acres. more particularly
described in Books B-3. page
$40 and B-4. page So. Monroe
County Records
ALSO.
Lot Four ca and Lot Five go
Of Section Two CD Township
Sixty-six (s6l South. Of Range
Thirty-two (3zl East. contain
{ ing Fourteen and One-quarter
(l4L acres. more particularly
described IN Book B-3, page
$40, Monroe County Records
Dated June 5th- a D. 1887.
Allan B. Cleare. Jr.
Special Master in Chaneery.
w. Curry Harris
Sa1icitor for Plaintiffs
june5-l3-1s-2s: jly3, 1897
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Hunters reported many casey
of sere-worm In deer IN the Da-
Wis mountain section Of Texas this
wear. The worms were the same
type that afflict cattle and sheep.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT or TuU
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CILCNNI
IN AND EOU MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN cHANcEnH.
(No- o-41U
Plaintiff.
cANADr ROBERTS ct vlr.
ct al.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO- CANADT ROBERTS and
EARLY ROBERTS. her huEhanl
CLOVER, AET0IEEITN Glow
ER WINFIELD and EARL GOOD.
ING, single man.
You are notified and hereby re-
Qufred to appear 70 the Bill % Gem
plant for the foreclosure Of Ia1
sale certificates in the above en-
titled cause On or before the SIR
day OF July A. d. 1887. otherwise
the allegations OF said bin q eoIn-
plant will be taken as confessed ~
you and each Of you.
This order shall be published IN
The Key West Citizen published a.
Key West. Florida
Dated at Key West. Monroe Coun-
q; - Ross c SAWYER
Clerk o. the Circuit Court n and
for Monroe County. Florida
By Florence = SAWYER
Deputy Clerk.
Miami. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
june5-12-1s-36; lisa. 1897
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Sidney van Kleeck, Russell Sage
Foundations director of indus
trial studies, born at Glenham, n.
Y. % years ago.
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the u S. Chamber Of commerce,
washineton. D. c. born in Can
ada so years ago.
ssepk 3. Eastman ex-Federal
cosr .snator OF Evaporation,
6ofT at Katsnah 55 years
ago.
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
CALLING AN ELECTION II
SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL Dis
TRICT NUMBER ONE. MONROE
COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO PIX
THE MILEAGE FOR TAX
OF TRUSTEES FOR SAID DIS
TRTCT IN ACCORDANCE WITH
CHAPTER 1897. SESSION
LAWS OS 1925.
WHEREAS. under Chapter 1887.
Laws OF Florida. Acts OF 1895. q BIZ
annual election must be. held IN
Special Tax school Districts for
mills to be levied and the election
of Trustees and whereas 1897 - tke
time to hold said election, and
WHEREAS. Special Tax School
District Number One % Monroe
County, Florida. has heretofore
been created BY an election OF the
qualified electors Of said District
embracing ali Of the. territory with
! in Monroe County. except the main
land portion thereof. and
WHEREAS. said school District
has erected school houses and Is
maintaining schools and Is creating
! Indebtedness and that said schools
are now in operation and said debts
are still existing. and
WHEREAS. IL is necessary to de-
termine the amount OF millaEe 20
be levied for each year for the neat
ensuing two years and that trustees
must be elected to serve for the
next two years. therefore BE IT
RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF MON
ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. that an
election be held within Special Tax
School District Number One Of Mon
roe County. Florida. embracing al
the territory in said Monroe Coun-
y, except the mainland portion
thereof. on the 29th day o. June,
1887, for the purpose OF determinlnE
the amount OF millage 10 be levied
for the years 1937-1s5S. and for the
purpose Of electing trustees 20
serve in said District for the next
two years
All qualified electors residing
within said District who pay taxes
on personal property and real Ca
tate are eligible to vote AT sid
election The questions 10 be de-
termined at said election are a.
follows:
/. The amount Of mIllage 10
be levied by County Commits
sioners for said Special Tax
School District Number One.
2. The election OF Trustees
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Sidney Howard Of New York,
dramatist, born at Oakland, Cal,
as years ago.
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1s45IJoAn McTammany, inven-
tor of the perforated music roll,
the player piano and a voting ma
chine, who had poor luck in getting
any financial returns on his inven-
tions, born in Scotland Died at
Stamford, Conn.,, March 20, 1915
Is54-Sir Robert L. Borden,
Canada's world war prime minis
ter, born. Died June 10, 1887
1s75-CIifford G. Roe. Chicago
lawyer, author, lecturer, crusader
against "white slavery" born at
Rolling Prairie, Ind. Died June
%, 1884.
1s94-Jeanne Eagles, actress,
born in Boston. Died Oct. 3,
1929.
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American League

Batteries: Bonetta, Koupal and
Hemsley; Newsom and Desautels-
Cleveland Philadelphia. to be
played at later date.