According to the men in charge of
the work the structure will be com
pleted in time for the official opening
on Oct. 20, when the Queen of Ru
mania, her daughter, Princess Marie,
Marshal and Madame Joffre, repre
sentatives of the Canadian and United
States government, of the Mikado and
of the president of China are expect
ed to be present.
The arch, it is estimated will cost
about $50,000. It will be of steel and
concrete and will stand 100 feet high.
The simple inscription, which will be
raised in bold letters for all the world
to see is: "Children of a Common
Mother."
CHARGE AMERICANS
FOSTER DISLOYALTY
IQTHER RESULTS J j
I NTKllXATIOXAL LKAGUE.
At Jersey City: R. H. K.
Akron 2 6 1
Jersey City 6 13 1
At Baltimore: (first)
Buffalo .". . . 9 16 0
Baltimore 3 10 1
Second game, 10 innings:
Buffalo 5 10 2
Baltimore 6 9 2
At Hyracirse-. .- first)
Rochester.. . i.. 7 8 1
Syracuse . . .' . '. . .: J 14 12 3
Second game called, rain.
At Reading:
Toronto 6 12 1
Reading 1 8 2
Tokio, Aug. 6. -Assertions that Amer
icans are "fnMcring disloyalty" among
the people of Japan and that American
missionaries in Korea are "using the
cloak of Christianity to instill antl
.laipanese sentime. 1 there" are made
by the newspaper Kokumin Shimbun,
considered the organ of the military
groups.
$30,000,000 FOR
EXJRESS EMPLOYES
IMKIOfAX ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville: 0 5
Minneapolis 0 5
Loui&vfile 1 5
At Toledo:
Milwaukee .. 6 14
Toledo 11 19
At Indianapolis:
Ka nssuV CSt? ... ." 3 7 3
Indianapolis 10 13 2
Called in fifth, rain.
St. t'aul-Coiumbus game postponed
on account of rain.
