III WIIIs IIIIITI'S
ILIJII liillllilillill
UN ii” JAEKSHN.
{gr—up north of iisticutts areal-
tIIII iIiiI'li.
ppinc. hnppy-go-lucky negro.
a lIII'I-Il from his: farm l-_v the
ol‘ the l'iiilf. He found that
i'
I,
V I Il‘ K Aug. 31|.—-“Tut"
lI I IIMVI-Ihlh aspirant to heavy-
HIl“lilSli(‘ sanI maeV'. is going
I.mt I\ in his luIm near \\ uniting
IlIIthIIuj-‘w Llhro ililVllll: decided.
, ht thiltlhee knocks one gets in‘
.II mo- ennio'r iI‘ Oil" could win.
-eIl (III. ”II had :1 :rcntvlinie
"hile. llII knocked out some-
9 fort) opponents. and then,
ht he got into :1 rim: with the
41m Lungrm'd.
gl‘or-l. )t‘ill‘fl ago. “as: one ()l‘ the
St iII~:I\,\'VI\'I"i1:lIl.~: in the business.
‘-l is only :I shadow of his pngil—
it. “'l‘nt" knncke-l him out and
(IIIIIII'V lII-nrd about it. “Tut"
.IIIIn-io- it known that he would
I» In- It llnrry \V'ills. New Orleans
0 I;I».I\V'V\I~i,1:hl. who is after
l‘-" \ Is till“.
‘. III-t iIiIII Inst night. Tho-y pokedf
:.I I~.II it other for two rounds
II IIIiIIIIlI's and “VP seconds (If
Mil-Wt Wills swung: :I right to
“:- ki-lneys. '
' trim! to get up. but couldn‘t.
,.
'1'.
aIiter Johnson
”in Hard Luck
l.\\' l'UliK. Aug. 30.—»VV’I.Ilter
IIu-III. tlu- Vet-Iran. butnped into
”X"! peck of hard luck against
' \ ulIkH's :In-l Sum Jones at the
Lt‘II'onnris. and the \V’ushington
lost it to l. Johnson’s team-
I
..
‘ Jones
had their
was
halting eyes patched.
bent on winning a.
1nd VV'nllic l'ipp and Babe Ruth
I mood to hit hovnf- runs.
iII'IrrIII l‘llll counted what
to be ill" winning run. and
‘ int'ro-(Imul his 90:13:”) total to 27.
l now is hilt t‘IV'II behind the lead-
fie-Ir "Vl’iii’filfi? Tli'ilfii'ii’nl'iOVlfilgl
II:- IN Hornshy ot‘ the Cardinals. and
III-III ,. 'l‘illy “Editor of the Athletics.
1 I4 whom have 3‘3. V\':llker's
IwIm-l V\'.'t.‘~l llt‘t'illlnil'li {or in
I'.~I umm- against the Bed SOXJ
IIIInII-r tied the cohnt in
and GnllIIany'I-I circuit
I- IIInth won. ii to 5.
Louis Browns kept pace
-Iks by VV'IIIII'inlz‘ down the
I'IlI'iIiIIu‘ I'll?“ l'hle. L‘llle.
.Iwns in one hit in Si‘Vf‘ll
.-l.I~' innings, then cracked.
tw-I iIIItsnII-n. hit another
:- luv-I for four hits and live
.. V-IIIllI. 'I'h-I Browns won
SIIII-ly‘I-I home l'llll in the
IIIIIII on, ('man-d :1 5’ to
the VV’iIitc Sox nver
. Uilt‘
III'
\.Iti-III:Il the (‘nhs strength-
. II iI-rl-l (III St't'Olld place by (Ip-
lI'Itt‘InI: that defeated the ("ar-
l:‘- to ll. lI‘ive (‘urd pitchers
I I In stem the (‘uh attack.
LI-mlsli II and Pittsburgh divided
\II names. the Robins: inking: the first
i.l('l“!.:h Renther's twirling. 3 to 2. and
"Hi the second. ti to 4|, failing to Lunch
heir si\ hits ol‘r tho- \(il'lnll l'IIIlIc
dams
I I l
l
I
he Leading Hitters
in Each Major League
\FIIIRN'JV III'IAGI'I".
(i- A“. H PC
. 12” 497 203 .405
I II! 44?- 177 .393
iii: 4”! 15: .371
H}: 433 Hill .358
ink 40‘.’ 139 .346
Louis ..
fI‘IIil
"H \IIIIIIIII.
Detroit”
iillIit'ipill“
.43
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\ ."l'lONJL IJCAGI’I".
O All
122 485
in? 3850
94"! 3]!)
HS 479
12?. 4\>V‘
H PC
189.390
143 .363
ii! .368
l74 .363 J
175 .359'
I
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i-I
'II
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i-I‘II.
St “Louis . .
‘I‘IILLII
'Ni-III'QII.
’~i:HI':h.
"iIII‘:II;’n
leIIdloI to Box Hammer
1 Hill. Aug. . 'lO.—-Lcw_
I' iI'llIiliil lightweight. has
.. III-Int liver Ha‘mmet‘ of
Philadelphia Notional
I l'nrk on the night of
t was announced last
i‘III \ ..
'i‘I
lII-,
l‘I‘.
l
.‘s
1
"3% c. -—
Mnntreai and Moore
Sus pended, 60 Dayst
30. ——The state
inn yesterday an-
"l'IIlllllI Montreal of
Hill] R0}: Moore of
.. Inm mweight boxers-
Um.
I
n- 4
L‘ . I
l
nlngs).
lctics and the Red Sox Clarence "Tillie"
Grounds it: :5 advanced to within
delivered in the third inning of the game off the spec
land put the Y mkees in front with a one run lead. Howev
two trips to the plate. the Washing-ten smr hurler completely
rC hicug‘o lighter
‘ VV'aterbury at Bridgeport.
St. Louis at; Cleveland.
Suit 0! the (Tubs victorv OVH‘ them at St Loui
the Cardinals making 16 hits and the Cubs 14.
quick VV'or
1 '1 V Wills made
I 1;; H rr 'll1(. end or the
night as he said he VVould.
t\\o minutes and {he se1onds cl fighting
liV' cIed tuo short hooks to the chin. Jackson
colored (I:lIIn1pi011.BotlI at iullghtlng and at
superiority and it w
\V'ills has now conquer
and while lieav, V'VVe
Dempsey. AI
hght l‘uns ol the (ountIV bk satisfied.
0 O Q
Ken VI illiams has another riv
“for the season. In the eighth inning 0
al who has
lmmn ol the season. taking his place alon
home lllll heroes of 19-2.
I O C
Babe Ruth by driVing out number 21
run king. striking him out twice.
Wall) Pipp has enjoyed one of the best
hitting and holding the ball sensationalla'
dition to making several brilliant stops of
Lew 'l‘endler has now decided to take on
lightwright. to see it' he can't do what Benn)
the American lightweight. Tcndlei has been
Philade lphizi \ational League ball par
litt’lc dilliculty in putting him away.
THE STANDINGS
Eastern League
Eastern Leaguo
l'ittsileld 14- 25, Hartford 7- -0.
Ne“ “men 1- 13, Worcester 0- 4.
Bridgeport 3. Waterbury 2.
0an- thrce games scheduled.
Nations! League
Brooklyn 3-0. Pittsburgh
Chicago 15, St. Louis 11.
Only two games scheduled.
2-6.
American League
New York 3. Washington 1.
St. Louis 6.‘Cleveland 33
Philadelphia 6, Boston 5. (10 in-
Orange
of the
to
Chicago 5. Detroit 3. (10 innings).
. . ’ _
Today 8 Games
Eastern
Hartford at Pittsfleld. '
Ielimina
polo.
Albany at Springfimm”
New Haven at"VVo‘1-cester.
National League
New York at Brooklyn“
Philadelphia .at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh ,at Cincinnati.
Bacon .
.Amerlcnu League
Chicago at Detroit;
lesion at Philadelphia. Eutcot
31f ‘lt‘ti for sixty dais.
m lI-n :Is the result of
l:-' " I‘II‘ both at the
-: I'IIIII on August 21.,
9&-
Washington at. New York.
Sorts
By F. pV. McMahon.
'l‘lu- St. Louis Cardinals sank deeper into third 1)
as mident from the tap of th
ed in a most impressive
ights in the country with the exce
Id not. until these two gladiators get loge
live home runs of the leaders.
VVe lit. to but three times and accommodated with a home
ground balls
in: l"e\V hall pla,Ve rs who seems to imprmc “ith age.
k on the night of September
is a ratlu-I tough customer and
were in practice or on foul hulls.
single men are positive that they will
administer a disastrous slaughter to
their opponents Sunday.
George Williams and Claude«V‘Vhlt-
uey will ofliciate.
RUMSON.
ride
Club's team in the fourth game of the
bert Memorial Trophy.
Two «at the "big four" of Ameilcan
Tommv Hitchcock and the vet—
eran Devereaux Milburn, are aces ot
the Meadowbmok Club ,team which is
favored to win" the ,cup since the
elimination of the Argentinians. the
All-Irish team and the Eastcott four.
Milburn will be at back for Meadow-
brook, and Hitchcock at No. 2. ’F I:
won Stade will play No.1.and EIMC.
Orangelgfounty
vantage of a. six goo!
start. Meadow-brook being rated at 31
goals to the Qrange County' a 25.x:
4111c Argentine players will
_ 3911 Friday. it wayannounced today
lace yesterda} a3, a. re—
s. The. game “as a‘hlttin’g bee,
Wills Makes Good
k in disposing of Tut Jackson last
much discussed bout came after
in the third round. when Wills de-
was clearly no match for the
a long range. \V'ills showed his
e gong that the end was near.
style. all the leading colored
ption of Champion Jack
ther in the ring will the
equalled his home run mark of
f yesterday 5 game between the Ath-
VValker drove out. his thirty second
3' with Williams and Hornsby as the
O
in yesterdav‘ 5 game at the Polo
The blow was
d king. Waltér Johnson.
er. 011 Babe‘s next
baffled the home
seasons of his caiecr this vear.
Yesterd‘av. the Yankees first sucker
run and :1 single in ad-
The vcte ran is one of
Ever l{:1mmer.~ the Chicago
.e'onmrl (ouldn’t do. knockout
t Hammer at the
11.
'l‘endler will experience 110
I
signed to mee
!
' Second Gameof
Series Sunday
W L PC
NI'VV' Haven .. ..... 83 xx .686‘ The Bachelors of the Lockwood
\V'aterhury . . . . .». . 50 ' .569 Iscction are up in arms over the treat-
llurtt’ord‘ . . . . ..... 58 .013; ment they received last Sunday at the-
llridgeport ........ ".5 .504,gan1e, chr alter the game. and
SprInmI-Ild . . . ..... (It .487 ith1ough the detail of the game in the
l’ittinI-ld . ..... 59.482:pan1-uhieh was composed of mar~
Albany . . ........ . 65 .438 3 )-ip d [nun only.
VV'OI'ctsu-I' . . . . 82 .323; The "strength or the single men‘s
lineup “as not up to the, standard as
national League Inc~t 0| \h'k'll M: 113 wore at he Loire
W L PCioi the l‘utI' am Home ($0.. naiiuals'f‘G‘Is
New York ....... . 74 46 .6171 (Sumty) \-' ollt. VR illiam Ev- on t‘ and .
St. Louis ........ . 68 54 .557i'g‘rn-l (I(¢_-\ Haiti, As to this '1‘.")l)l‘-V
Chicago . . ..... 68 55 .55-3|,vn,1 I'J‘t' “psi-511;; Manager Lexus. \V'u
Cincinnati ....... . 68 56 .548' would like to see the color 7: rel-10111-
Pittsburgh ........ 67 55, .545 Il- les below we will talk busines= wit.)
Brooklyn ........ . 59 63 .484 [3011. “'0 will cover any amount: you
Philadelphia ...... {It 70 .4121 :can gather.
[luslon ........... 38 3“ .323 Your detail of .‘Hliiday's gum-- was
» \‘t’.l':~ ell cu-nl with the exception of tilt,-
American League ma'n -euture m the married men‘s
L PC lin-I-up ml ici: was the umpiring of H.
New York ........ 75 Fit .600 Aide. and Charles Charriot. )lr. Aide.
St, Louis ......... 74 53 .578 the umpire on, bases did not call more
lN‘ll‘Oll ........... 68 58 .540 than two men out on the benedicts.
Cit'V‘t'iullti ...... 63 6;: .504 while .‘ ('h: Viol allowed 9 - 1 lall
Plural-:0 --------- . 61 63 .49?- hit l',\ ' in“ In I -\ .11.} the ,f'entc I0 00 as
VV’ashington .. . . . 58 66 .468 :1 fair '11. ‘ '
l lIiIuIl-Ilphin . ..... . . 5) 70 .421 NI.“ * It'w‘ay' v game Mr. \il) and
Boston . . 46 1'5 .380 Mr. Chan-tort will witness the guns
from the 12m. ds'and and learn some
technicalities :11 cut the game
Yesterday, S Results Most of LLCL’.‘ Jung dnvcs l‘l pint
The
Orange‘County Four
Against Argentine
N. J.. Aug. 30. ——'l‘he
County polo four, conquerorsI.
Argentine~ players, today were
against the Meadowbrodki
tion tournament for the Her—
No. 3.
have the in-
handicap to
will
The, ,
-—..
'A 'n'n n n'a" :17): (My ‘nwn A
EVRI L H. TOLLEY.
British open title,
Mr. Cyril Tollm,
Six Meter Yachts
Being Tuned Up
OYSTER BAY,
. N. Y,. Ai,1g.3t1,_.
’llhe quartet of English six meter
,V'hchts brought to this country to de-
fend the international trophy for craft
in their class'qre helm: tuned up in
preparation for the first III-III Septem-
ber 9. . .
The visiting ,vuchlsnI-II: today ex;
pressed themselves pious-Ii with the
first tnout ol' the )AtiliS in American'
I waters.
Six John ‘Ward's .lnm, VV'. F. Rob-
ertson's Caryl. a d F“ ‘ Stephens‘
Coila III. were mic 10111 n the Sound
Iyesterday. and the British-s‘achtsmen'
lundertook to
iwith currents UY‘iK
they will race.
Kid Lewis Berefimf
Two of His Titles
LONDON Aug. 30.~—-Oflicial hold-
era of British boxing. titles have been
announced l-_\' the '-Bfitish Boxing
Board of Control as fellows:
Heavyweight. Joe Beckett.
(he cburse where!
1-.
Light; ltc:1v_\\V'1-igh,t-. Jack Bloom-
field.
Middleweight. 'l‘cd Kid Lewis.
“’elterweight. title in abeyance.
Lightweight. FI. Rice,
Featherweight: Joe Fox.
Bantamweight. J. Harrison,
Flvwelght. Jimmy Wilde.
One bou r ma) not hold the chain-
pier-ship of two classes. the hoard
ruled. thus prmenting‘ "freak" con-
tests. I
How Big Howard Raul)
Reduced His Poundag‘e
NEW BRUVSWICK. N. J., Aug, 30,
—Howard Raub the massive captain
of the Rutgers College football team,
planned a trip half way around the
globe during this summer vacation as
a purser's clerk on an ocean liner.
That is. he planned it until Coach
George Foster Sanford planted him on
"a weighing scales one day in June and
gasped to find Raub tipping the beam
around 240 pounds.
S‘an'fcrds orders were short; but to
the "point: “Take oft-some of that if
you want to p11) football." Here's
how Ca t. Raul) has been doing it:
During Junewh e~shove§ed coal as a.
fireman in a big rubber plant here
deep down in boiler room where there
were no electnc fans; during July he
worked for the cltLof. New Brunswick
meudlpg roads and, paving streets. :1.
pick and shove) being part of his tools.
and this month he is slinging around
e” up;
t tour in an exhibition lei!
. x
bags of coal and merchandise on a. D.
853%". canal beat.
mt) declares he hilaleaxned a. heap
abbuf'calor1es-and «zit mes.
A‘Nn'h‘n
Mr. Roger Wethered, o
and Ancient; Club age 23 l: 3;:
mous Oxnard University player
who gained his greatest tame
by tying with Jock Hutchison
last year at St. Andrews for the
R0 :11 an
Ancient. age 26,21 confiezmgor‘3
any of Mr. .Wethered at Oxford
University, manor of the Brit- , .
1311 amateur .tlue at Muirfield
in 1920. when be defeated Bouiii QRQBERT“ HARRTSJJ
United state-I“
Golf Tourney
V TOLEDO. O.."Aug. 30 (Associated
i1)ress).-~East and west and Canada
met this morning in the third round
ofmatch play in the United States
Golf Association national public links
tournament. with a. place in the semi-
finals this afternoon. as the imme~
Itliate goal of each of the eight; play.
ers, four of whom were to fall.
The eight surVivor! or Vestal-11313":
two rounds and the pairings for the
third round were:
George Aulbach. Boston.
Money St. Linus.
Eddie Held St Louis. V's. J F. Chris—
i vs. Tom
I.Imili:1rize themselves tie, Toronto
William Quinlan Boston, vs. Rich-
ard Walsh. New York.
Henry Decker. Kansas City. 2550.. vs.
Ed. ;Curtin, Newark. 'N. J.
The winners of the first two
matches in the order listed above
i
earned the right to tor-m one of the
semi final matches. while. the victors
in the bottom two went into the other.
_P|a,v both morning and afternoon was
at 18 holes. with the finals tomorrow
scheduled for 36.
From the east- west standpoint.
there was little to choose in the pros-
pects. although some were ipclined to
give the edge to the east because of
the dependability of the two Boston-
ers. Quinlan and Aulbach.
, Aulbach. 2-0 year-old captam of the
Boston University team, which de-
l
tented. Yale. was~~medalist in. the (math ;
tying rounds with a. 139 score—éone
'under par, and is recognized as the
,‘most' brilliant playing here. He is not
considered so dependafile a. match
player. however. as Quinlan. who is at
his best when the breaks are the
worst. '
The west-'3 chances at the start of
play were believed to rest largelv with»
Eddie field. He is as much of a:
known quantity as any golfer can be
and experienced tournament player
despitelhls age of 19.1-Iis worst score
thus far in the play has been a.’ 'i‘ 5.
Powell Leaves ,. .
’ Stanfétdilniversity
CLEVELAND; * .. Aug. 39.—-Waltei‘
D. Powell. physical director at Leland
(Stanford University. has resigned to
enter business at; Atlanta, Ga... he an—
nounced here today
W’iseonsin.
Fails to Swim
British Channel
' DOVER ”England. Aug. 30 (By the
Associated Press). —.—Em.;lque Timbooe'
chi. Italian swimmer. failed by two
miles yesterdav to swim the English
Channel.
I.
. to. kgr tin]
3/0qu BLHQV!)
C’P'IIWZED My»
Mars-—
won't youT
Virgéwa 554E356; .
NOW-TI
ado '
THAT DIME 15,19
5 75¢,gL “9.97761?"
.31.? ,yréws- 7 99m vED
Powell formerly;
was a star tackle at University of country from the United
England ,
1 was accidentally meat-zed." I!
m
Gardner at the first extra hole.
Mr. Robert Harris Royal and
Ancient age 49:11» shock broker
played 2g Scotland against
.angland' tunes and runner
up for the amatour champion-
ship a. St. Andrews 1': 1913.
Mr. John Caren, morane
Castle Clui). age 29, clerk .in an
engineering omce “Ih: Johnstone
‘and runner up this year to
Holderness fer the British am-
when!- title. ’ .
Woodward Strikes
0111; Fourteen Men
NEVV HAVE\. . A218 30.—'—Frau1;
W'obdward. former major Ieaguer,
struck out fourteen Worcester bats-
men in the first; gm of an Eastern
League double-header here yesterday.
and statistic searchers todaV said this
performance equalled any previous ef-
fort for. nine innings in the Eastern 01'
the old Connecticut League.
EVerv Worcester plaVer struck out
at least once; can one man reached
second: no walks were permitted bV
VV’oodward and he: allowed but four
hits. Ne“ Haven won 1 to 0.
“ Job mv Cooney. leading pitcher of
the Eastern League. who was farmed
out to the local club bv the {Boston
Dunes, was recalled by that team ,ve
tel-(lav and left for ’Boston today. He
has won 19 games this season and lost
three. His 19th victory was scored in
the second game of yesterdays twin
but New Haven winning. 13 to 4.
Dodgers Recall
John A. Rosehery
The 81300le club has recalled Out-
fielder John A. Rosebery from the
Saginaw club of the Lfichigan— —0nta.rio
League. Rosebery was with the
Brooklyn club at the training quarters
[in Jacksonville last; spring and was re-
leased un‘der optional agreement to '
the Saginaw club.
Angelo IS Forced
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l
1
Young Angelo, the Stamford light.-
weight who won three deem-ions in a
permd of' ten days has. heed forced to
cancel mg bouts a. period of two wool-15.:
Angelo rgooiyed' a. had cut over his
right. _e,Ve in his bout with Chuck Pic-
vey in Pittsfield hat— Wednesday. An-
gelo desires to get a. good rest before
starting out on his fall campaign.
' He who: received an otter to fight in
one of the Marinades to the White-
Kansas bent which is to be put on at .
the Garden soon.
lNewMfldRelgno-f.
number of intellectuals have . -.-.
' lice and handed enough money
" sions are having difficulty in 1m
‘ of the mission threatened to w!
l l 1' est, as no previous ”33%?
”a” 8““ Ame:-
toflancel Bouts
Saidto Existini
.—'-‘—-
[Continued from Fiat Page)
cree: Scores of Menshiviks and
dealt with in the last: fortnight.
some instances. prominent,
gore summarily hailed before in
I
their fares to Riga or Berlin.
told to abandon their families;
bees and property and leave
immediatelv. '
the same places in Siberia. what!
Bohhevik leaders themselvs m
lid under the Czariéii regime, , '
ing to information received here.
The arrests are being can-m.”
leth sucbseerecy. and there in Rim:
an apparent lack of information at
Government bureaus to which
seeking knowledge of those m
mus€\')plv.- that even the foreign“
the facts about nationals of their
countries who disappear.
An Italian employe of them
Trade Mission in Moscow is 883 to»
have been kidnap‘feavmfhe m“
taken to prison ofiicinls denying ,
knowledge of his arrest until fie
from Russia unless he was W
1,v released. The Russian Fem
fice freed the man. declaring it a.
of mistaken identity.
The Social Revolutionlsts who
under suspended death sentence
been removed to some secret '
and their relatives are vainlyf
ing as to what has become 0 7
petitioning the GOVernment to to”
their anxiety.
___‘___,_____.__.—-
MIDDLESLX CORPORATION
“FILI- BE DI
a .
A preliminary certificate of disgru—
tiou was filed with the MRI
the state by The Middlesex £31153
lug Co. of Middletown. The “gusset
the paper. who are also the mm
of the stockholders, were Frankli
Frissell. B. C. Stone. Dams 1'me
and V‘il’illmm J. Coughlin.
The White City Candy Co. of fill"
I-laVen has incorporated with ann—
thofizeILcapital stock of $50,0M'
cor-Ill to pope
frey Eglde of New Haven has mu!
porated with an
stock of $25 090.
in a. Variety of- articles
from rubber. '
Incorporation papers of the M
Engraving Co. of Bridgeport m
filed yesterday. The authoriaed eup-
ital stock is $59, 000. The New Brit—V .'
ain Hardware Co. of New Bfitain in
organized with an )rganized (3*!
stock of $2,500.
______.__———~
POPE TRIES His NEW Am
ROME Aug. 30 (Associated m
~After trying out in the Vatican 9:
dens the automobile presented to 82:.
by the M11311 archdiocese, Popem
has had it duly registered by the an;
ian authorities.
The government
rather embarrassed
in Mona); jets-a
owned a motor car.
the case, {its
the dip!“
eve-1
lengthy di‘scussiOn of
included the car in
class. ‘
rm TABLE
N.Y.,N.H.&—E.B.B.m
JU—N—E llfll, 1,-
(m w mi
A. K—d:4tx, 6: 08, St“-
c; “I. '1: 16;, 7:19, 8: 94, 8%”. M11.
P. Ear—13:113. 12: 28. 1:231. m
§:tfll. £44. 5: 22. 5228:. _5: 5‘8; ‘28?»
10: an 11:28. "
3.33;. o: (15:, 11: (xx.
:1. u.:——4 18x. 7: as. 3:212. can.
11:01.
P. M.——12: 11.x. 1:453. 3:143. 85.3;
{:4}, 6: 55x,_ 6:05: 8:3. 118:. ’1'...
9.05:, 910.1137;
80. nonwogt 520. m m
gnaw. 511$. 3:93, 91:81:. 0E8.
”W
1.1511!er Bio RATlFICATlON MEET
i WASHINGTON Aug 30.—glatlfieo
tion of gthe Palestine man e was
commemorated here; last 1113 , at a;
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