Regular, physician exemption boards, probably made up of county and city physicians and announcements of the rules guiding exemption boards are expected soon.
ENGLISH LEADER REACHES AMERICA
NEW YORK—Lord Northcliffe reached an American port today. Until his credentials are presented, he declined to make an extended public statement. He previously declared that he was coming strictly for business, and that he would open a downtown office in New York. He came to coordinate with the various British organizations established in this country.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO CONSIDER CHAUTAUQUA
Compa Session in Moscow for the First on the Promise at Noonday Luncheon Tomorrow
At the customary Tuesday noonday luncheon by the Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber of Commerce will have a right to discuss the question. The date of the Chautauqua—July 1-7—near at hand and the guarantors of the $1500 are anxious to get busy on the selling of season tickets, guarantors are asked to make it a point to be at the luncheon tomorrow and start the enterprise off right. The names of the guarantors will be found elsewhere in this issue of the Star Mirror.
All MESSINES IS TROPHY OF BRITISH
German Loss in Battle is Placed at 35,000 Men
LOSS OF ALLIES IN 11,010
Part Played by the Airmen the Outstanding Feature of One of Greatest Battles of the War
LONDON—Sir Douglas Haig  Vances slightly on the Messines ridge today it is reported.
It is estimated that the Messines victory cost the English fewer than 10,000 men.
German prisoners put down their own losses at 35,000. 