davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
As A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Crime Looks Like Wfnner-JacS
RattIIn I'm the Spring HandicnH.

Fred Hessig has been running good races
recently and looks best in the first event
to-day. Joe Lesser will go well. He IS
fast has been running among better horses
and the change of trainers may have done
him good. Approved is the property OF a
particular prep" he puts on his horses.
and she may do. Blue Sea showed a nice
race in the mud and has a chance. Mar
garet Steele will go well;
The other day. when I4atuka was tipped
by The Republic TO win and did win. there
was hot tip out on Val Verde. This filiy
cot on last and ran a fair race. They say
that she Is fast. u she is she should beat
vious out. Tribes will go well and Lazarre
Will close fast
Can Founding stay? II she can she will
win the third. II not. SambO will come
home alone. Founding had a world Of
speed last out and finished we'll but eased
up. Sambo's lest race was mighty ono.
Hucena VIII be in the money. Bacchus
once won a race. Look out for Ar. Bur-
rowes to-day.
The. sprint handicap is beauty. Jack
Rattlin could beat every one at Washing
ton Park He has Miss Goightly and Fa-
ther wentker in his pocket at the weights.
Halnoult is not worth - cents. They say
Croix dor does not like the track.
This leaves the race between Blue Rlaze
and Jack Rattlin. Blaze ran a good race
the other day behind Jim Clarke. They say
tnat Jack Rattlin can tow Jim Clarke.
Then Jack Rattlln is in now. Blue Blaze
will be second and CroiX dor third.
Crime and Geheimniss have the ff.h race
between them. 1t is a case Of even money
each OF them. Crimes last race was very
good. l. Daily got her on badly. gave her
q bad ride. and vet won with her. GeAein-
Miss won in a walk There Is where :Fe race
lies.
On his race behind Founding the other
day, Barklylte locks like a good thing in
the last event. with better boy than
Winkline up. The PhOenician showed a rare
bunch Of speed last time out. They say
that he cannot make the turns at Delmar
because he is too big. Duela ran a good
race last time out. and Bart Howe will be
heard from.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Captain Rice's Famous Handicap
Horse Won the Feature
Event at Delmar.
MENACE PLAYED, BUT BEATEN.
Mr.. Fizer's Mare Was Heavily
Backed and Sulked-Pourquoi
Pas Won a Good Race
Gales and Josie F. Won.

With four favorites and Wax Taper-who
was backed from IS to is-winning five OF
six races at Delmar yesterday the players
were happy The racing was true, so true
that The Republic picked the last two races
one, two, three. just rs they were run. ard
the second race one. two. with Lexington
Bess. who was picked TO run third, in
fourth place. Then The Republic picked
Assessment and Wax Taper to be second.
Both won. This shows that the horses ran
right TO form all the way. \ bad start
broke the first race up.
There was no particular feature TO :he
racing, unless II was the nice race OF Wax
Taper. The old horse was a 7-to-l shot
when the betting opened. \ heavy play by
the public, which loves Captain Rice's
horses-even II Battiste will ride them bad
" now and then-ran his price down 20 IS.
he had lots Of early speed. closed like a
Hon in the last half mile and won easl,S
from Narro and Alice Turner, Glenwooj
was run on his feet chasing Prosper La
Gal. who was fast for a half ami then
stopped. Trainer Fllppen says that Prosper
does not like the track. 1t was soft and
wet. Prosper likes a hard and dry track.
Zanetto won the first event at a good
price, Dale rode her well. Mr.. Dade got
very bad start here, as half the horses were
turned around when he let the other half CO.
PourquOi Pas was at 10 l. a good price,
and came home alone in the second race. 4
not Up on Barnacle sent her price down
from 0s TO z She ran nowhere. ]. DALI
got her off badly and gave her a bad ride
The big bettors went to Assessment in the
third race. and backed him from los &c 3s
He won a lucky race, as Una Price, badly
ridden, was only beaten a nose. She was
coming fast at the end, and was best but
O'Brien oCtrOde Booker for the money.
Cialcs. Bengal and Van EoCrbeke gal
loped home in order in the fifth race. There
was a huge play on Menace in the last
event on the strength Of a report to the
effect that Plunger Dick Hanlon was play
ing her heavily in foreign poolrooms Josie
F. and Nettie Regent seemed to hold her
sale. The race proved that they did. Bonner
gave Josie a vigorous ride and Nettie Re
gent ran second under a weak ride from
Houbre. Menace looked promising to the
stretch. but sulked when il came to a drive
She is evidently sour.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
GOSSIP OF THE aUARrERsTRErcH.
West Baden Was Illegally Entered in
Maiden Rnce, as He Was a Winner.

West Baden Was Illegally Entered in
Maiden Race, He Was a Winner.
Say" said a haggard-looking human
specimen, as he trailed into Captain Rice s
stable yard yesterday morning with tide
high enough to float battleship. where is
the Captain? have a story to tell him
that Will kink his lilacs kinkder than the
head Of any Of his Arkansas niggers."
Captain Rice is not in just now, SIR" said
the affable W. W. Finn. who was on the
premises, and TO whom the human dereiict
had addressed himself. but II you viii unite
that package you have with you and dis
play TO me the wares OF your brain ! VIII
Well said the man, this is spite
story. I want to get even with Pat Cor
have been working for them. and they have
done me bad. 1 want to get even by get
ting them ruled of II can"
man a desr grudge, ''is like getting mazou-
ma from mamma Pray proceed sir. Take
you know this West Baden who beat the
Captains horse, Little Chimes, in maiden
race the other day?" said the visitor.
II certainly do" said Finn
well" said the man. ''west Baden had
no right in there. He is no more maiden
than May lay Yohs He Won Won a r. race @ on oefos 2efes
entry in that race last week. Old Man
Wyatt knew he was no maiden, but they
on him. They won a block and fortune
Little Chimes was second Hence the purse
goes to Captain Rice. am not a knocker,
The man pulled together the string ends
OF his load, and once again took up his
Finn loves German. and was busy in
minute He got CAPTAIN Rice. They went
70 Secretary Hachmeister and protested
the payment OF the purse to Mr.. Wyatt.
who owns West Baden. Mr.. Hachmeister
looked up the horse. and found that he was
not maiden. and that he was entered In a
where
ness being entered.
Mr.. Wyatt is perfectly innocent of
did not own the horse when he wen tbs
''The horse was owned by man nam.d
dy Walsh was on Support. and he rode
Quaker IN the race in which West Baden
be Sn ,rdeg i ne5j starter me other DAY
we refer for records of horses. does not
indicate that West Baden ever won a race
not appear in the index but It IS in the
Guide. Mr.. Wyatt looked at the index. did
not see ringer" after his name and con-
him under this misapprehension. We have
notified him TO show cause why he should
not refund the purse, which will. Of course,
VIII. OF course. stand now. for they are
paid. Had we discovered in time that West
Baden's entry was illegal bets would have
been paid on the next three horses.
II am sure" continued Mr.. Hachmsister,
that Mr.. German had nothing to do with
be not"
whether German bet on West Baden or
not, the horse was q eorked-up good thing: an!
yards and just ran away from his horses
when Dale gave him his head.
Judge Brady had R. D. Williams on the
carpet yesterday about the race that Seize
ran the day previous: Mr.. Brady. It IS said.
Cid not like the way in which the horse ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

A deal of the beauty and value OF the
above picture is taken from 1t by the two
previous gentlemen in front. who are not
notabilities save perhaps in their own cir
ce 1t IS always thus. When reporter
fixes up his camera 10 catch a prominent
citizen like Billy Walsh-the young man
with the light trousers. white hat and shirt
sleeyes-some handsome fellow will fix his
collar. and as the pl otOgrapher snaps the
button, in steps Mr. PrettyphiZ with
smile and spoils ihe whole show.
Enoch Hughes is the first man IN line
He is clad in a shirt and straw hat. MI
Hughes is a big ooOkmaker from Texas.
and brother of the pleasant Jess Hughes,
VINO is in line further down.
Next comes Charley Mason. who writes
tickets for Z ]. Arnold & Co. Mr.. Mason
is a crack with one way OF betting. When
ever a turf writer lets Billy Walsh. the
bookmaker. hunch him. Mr.. Mason cOppers
the bet. Mr.. Mason says that he never
knew a turf writer 10 win bet. Mr.. Ma
son is truthful. 4 cranky. man.
In front Of Mr. Mason is Billy Walsh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Or, BOHANNAN

ton to-day at the Kenwood Country Club
tournament in one OF the most brilliant and
bitterly contested matches ever witnessed
in this part Of the country Collins by
good play succeeded In winning the first
two sets, 1-5, "a
When the third set was commenced Col
lins Immediately took the lead, and for a
time II looked as n ne was going to make
81 three straight. Little, to the surprise Of
everybody. however. by excellent play and
good headwork. succeeded in winning the
set. 2-6.
In the fourth set. Collins again tock the
lead, but was soon Overhauled by Little,
and despite the Kenwood players best ef-
forts, the Fastener succeeded in winning
the set, SIS. This made the match even.
each having won two sets They both
played perfect tennis in the next set. bur
Collins used better headwork. and finally
won the set and match. 6-S.
This is the second time Collins has won
this event. Last year he was defeated by
Little. To-day's victory gives Collins the
opportunity OF meeting the winner OF the
Eastern tournament for the national cham
piOnShiD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

hair. Mr.. Hanlon got 10 to for 81 900. and
s TO l for another Sl.00o. in Kansas CIIy
poolrooms. He would have gotten TO
In ST. Louis, so 1t was good business going
away.
This gentleman. Hanlon'' said a turf
man yesterday. Is the original wise guy
Take my word for IT, IL lucre is filthy he
ought TO be quarantined. For he certainly
IS in an awful state OF financial filth. He l.
$1,000 to the good of 4 s. note. Lucky? !?
He ia simply killed with IL. Here he bets
on West Baden. who is an illegal starte.
and they do not find Il out until Il Is too
late TO declare bets of. Then he bets on
Nelasquez. who won his first race I'm two
years and his last in two more. II was an
awful iuke- Then he bets the works on
Assessment to-day and he wins by scant
nose from Una Price. who IS closing fast.
who was exeCrably ridden and who would
have won in another jump anyhow. Hanlon
goes into winter quarters this season Sl0O. CO..
to the good. Him bet on Menace No. II
he did she would have won. His money
makes a live one out Of a lobster and a
stake horse out OF goat
After Pourauoi Pas won the second race
Daniels g. Co. bid her up 500 on ]. n
Hughes. Mr.. Hughes kept the nice filly.
Bell rode her a fine race Daniels * Co.
pulled OF a nice coup with ZaZel on two
occasions She was last one day and then
heard the archangel's trumpet. took up ten
pounds and ran Josie +. TO nose a. a
long price. Now Daniels & Co. have a huge
bunch CT money and are willing to by
horses.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

VINO makes the book for Arnold & Co. This
man is the Young Napoleon" of the ring.
He won more money than any four book
makers at he Fair Grounds, is a good
Handicapped and a shrewd judge OF prices
The gentleman perched on high. ike n
bird in the air IS sIr f. ]. Arnold. He is
watching his colt FItzbrillar. go to the
post
The second profile from Mr.. Arnold's knees
resembles face taken from the College OF
Cardinals. 1t is on Louis Celia In front
of Mr.. Celia is his right bower. Johnnie
Murphy. who tells his employer how -.
horses work in the morning He never told
Mr. Celia how Actine worked in the n.gh..
noon or morning before she won at 100 20
and the push succeeded in slipping 'Fanc
some" GaZZolo, Mr.. Cella'S ornamental,
blockman. several five-spOts at 100 % ] Be
fore Mr.. Celia woke up. looked at tho sheet
and yelled ''swipe her"'-which means ''-e
dure the odds"
Captain Rice said the other day that he
could work Little Chimes without Johnnie
Murphy knowing il. As Little Chimes starts
his work at a. m. and finishes his mile at
roCntime. the Captain evidently thinks that
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

Mr. Murphy spends the morning between a
feather bed and a fan. Mr.. Murphy once
rode horses for ]. W. SchOrr. and was pal
OF c. Ellison and Tommy Burns He has
been very good recently.
Next TO Mr.. Murphy and behind the man
standing up on the box is Charley Ross,
who trains Pourquoi Pas. Nearest and 9TH
er horses for Jess Hughes. Mr.. Ross is the
best trainer, quietCst fellow and Cleverest
gentleman in the business. He always has
his horses fit and trying. Right beside him
is J. K. Hughes. his employer.
Down by Mr.. Cella's block is George Ehr-
Itch. who has just finished telling the
Boss that Mr.. Celia Is the best bOokmaker
In the world. and showing him how wise he
was on the prices in the last race. Mr.. Ehr-
Itch IS there with the Jolly" Mr.. Celia Is
there with the money. the sense and the
everything else. but Mr.. Ehrlich gets TO
him with the jolly just the Same- Most of
them can be reached with the con" IL the
right man hands IL in the right way. Mr..
Ehrlich never was wrong IN his life. They
are all good fellows and none of them
would attend funeral lest il might injure
their regulations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
brighton Beach Selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York July 81 lect!ons-
First Race-Eya Russell R1sstint. Lacy
Josephine.
second Marylander. Inspector Stevens.
Colegian.
Third Race-Caithness. Ascensirn Eva Mine.
Fourth Race-C0ntend. Ten Candies. Bonni-
bert.
Fifth Race-Right and True Mexican. Kizg
sixth Race-Black Dick. Handlcapper. Grail.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
KINGS FORMER TRAINER DEAD.
Jockey Watts Was known as the
"Grand Old Man of English Turf"
nv

London. July 9.-John Watts formerly a
weII-knovn jockey and at one time the
trainer OF King Edwards race horses, Is
dead at Esher. Watts rode the Derby win
ner four times in ten years
Watts was known as the Grand Old Man
Of the English turf He rode thirty-three
winners in 1S9s He was born In 1851 In 1851
he rooe ten winners. In 1sSS he had loS vic
tories to his crIdit. In 1881 he got ia vic
tories. He grew stout and could not OF late
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
TENNIS RESULTS AT LoNGwooD.
Doherty Brothers Withdraw From
singles TO Pursue Championship.

Longwood. Mass. July 3.-The tennis at
the LOngwOOd Cricket Club to-day was
disappointing. Large crowds gathered to
see the Elglishmen. R. l. and H. L. Doher-
ty, in what was thought would be good
matches Both did some playing. winning
their match in the Eastern doubles in the
morning and II. L Doherty in the after
noon defeating J. c. Nicely In straight sets.
r. l. Doherty came onto the court and
played a set and a half with Richard
Stevens Of New York, but rain put an end
OF play for the day.
Both the Dohertys then withdrew from
the tournament for singles and for the rest
of the week will confine themselves to play
ing in the Eastern doubles In the hope OF
winning this event 50 that they may meet
the Western champions. Collins and waid-
ner. at Newport next month. In addition,
n. ID. Whitman. the former American
champion, also Withdrew, 50 that with the
Ward, there is no hrst-class players left
In this event
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

DrGEBHkRT Sssss::.s ss$::3. Ss:=:. .A+E e e: E:
orrheal Anti-Toxine that is guaranteed to
cure any case Of GonorrhOea or Gleet at
home or money refunded All discharges
and soreness disappear in l TO days. Cases
solicited that have bafned the best medical
skill No Pain. No Stain. No Structure Physi-
clans recommend il. Correspondents conf
Dental. DIR. ]. c. GEBHART CO,
Dallas, Tx
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

The authorities denied that any action had
been taken. but II was whispered that Mr.
Williams Is not in good standing with the
presiding judge.
Mr.. Williams owns Seize. He also trains
the Schreiber stable. It should be under
stood that the Schreiber horses are not con-
cerned in the affair. Mr.. Schneider has too
good a reputation TO be even distantly con-
cerned in anything like a bad race. and
whatever bh. Williams might do with his
own horses his handling of the Woodlands
stable has been faultless.
Mr.. Finn Is implacably upon the trail OF
Mr.. German. When the latter's horse
Gales won the fifth race Finn bid him up
to s.. zoo. Mr.. German kept the son Of St
James for the usual $ extra
II thought he would keep him." said Mr..
Finn. He let him go to Courtney For
sythe the other day for the same sum, but
he picked his man well. He knew that
Forsyths did not have the money to pay
for him So when he made his bid Cor
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

and a furIonE-John BarleYcorn II. CRedfernl.
TO ]. won: Octoroon. lO7 OBullmRu). ls to :,
second: Miss Buttsrmilk. i05 u. Martini. : to
! third. Time. las 3-5. Lord Badge. Outsider.
Chiron. Valley Force. Titan. Lady Ion. Worry.
Bar lie Due also ran. Silver Twist fell.
Sixth race mile and n siIteenth-Som-
hrpro io9 tJacksonl. 20 !. won: Rellario. ZIG
fwcnderleyl. TO ]. second. Nones. 1i3 tOioml.
to ). third Time. l:fs 3-5. Anak. Sister Juliet
and Monograph also ran.
Tn-nnN.. nrIrhtnn Rrnch Entries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Lake Erie Races Postponed.

Erie, Pa, July 2s.-The first days races OF the
Lake Erie circuit were postponed on account of
heavy rain Wednesday will Be made opening
day and races will continue TIL Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The RepubIIc's seIections.

First Race-Fred Hessig. Joe Lesser Approved.
Second Race-Val Verde, Tubes, LazarTe.
Third Race-Sambo, Founding Hucena.
Fourth Race-Croix dor. Jack Rattlin. Anu
ERri.
Fifth Race-Crme Geheimniss. Light Opera
Sixt Race-Barklyite, The Phoerecian. Duela-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Harlem Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. July 29.-Selections:
First RaCe-Andes. Gonfalun. Carl KahiPr
second Raee-Miss Manners, LahpOon. Jack
fuiI
Third Raee-Eveiyn Byrd. Chorus Boy. Royal
Penny.
Fourth Raoe-Arsresor. orontas. Prince OF At
Ilca-
Fifth Race-courage. Lady Jocelyn. Parlor
sigih Rase-LInden Ella. zonne. satin Coat
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

SUMNER
P. A B
40U
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

c Barov's z a FoHar-
Tin S I f fHt f.rs had iss 70
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
COLLINS Is WESTERN CHAMPION.
Wins Brilliant Game Mt Singles over
H ID. LffflR

Chicago. July 9.-Kreigh Collins Of Ken
wood wrested the Western tennis CHAMPION
ship In singles from r D. GttIs OF Prince-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

KEPT MS HOTse.
When the suave and smart Mr.. Ffzer
wants to feel how II feels" to be broke
he starts Menace and bets the bank roll on
her. Mr.. Fizer won a barrel OF money re-
Gently on his horses. So he got Menace
ready, or thought he got her ready. and
sent in the checks like II was all over She
ran her usual race. looked well to the seven
furlongs, then suiked
Everybody went to Menace IN this race
though both Josie F. and Nettie Regent
beat her same way. weighted the previous
time out Some one said that Dick Hanlon
was away Dlaying her for 5000. AS the
fiery face Of the jocular Falstai was not
10 be seen about the track. the report held
good until after the last race. Then It de-
veloped that far from playing Menace the
foxy Friar had gone 10 gamble bunch on
Assessment, who won the third race By q
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

PUGLlSM en G119sna Tsh Of assi hs rsstss Tas
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30


:e.
s4n
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

man slipped him a hot one by handing him
the horse. Forsythe could not make good
was, ruled OF and the cunning Mr.. German
kept his horse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

To-Day's Brighton Bench Entries.
T-frgf --.ra zFv
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30


~ ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

h
Belsa
Time: .Et1 las 1asY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-06
EASTERN YtCnr CLUB

The first meeting OF the Eastern Yacht
club for the year 1909 Will be held at the
~. Botolph club. Boston. Tuesday. Feb
H. at S;S D m. when the following oni-
GERS viii he elected for the YEAR Albert s
BiReiow. commodore: Frederick +. Ames
vice-commodore: C. II. w. Foster rear
commodore; George Atkinson. Jr secre-
tary' Patrick II. jackson. treasurer;
tenry Targard. mfasurcr: George A
Goddard and Frank n. McQuesten, mem
ners OF council at large: Henry ~. Buck,
Henry Howard, Henry II. Bennett, Henry
u. Benson and Odin r. Roberts regatta
committee; Th@orhilus Parsons. A. y.
Rantoul. G. =. Rackemann. Robert Sal
Ionstah ana George Atkinson. Jr.. COM
mittee on admissions; Harry X White
Frederick o.. North. Frank Brewster.
John 4. Jennings and William r. Revere.
house committee.
IL has been announced bv the secretary
that IN accordance with the vote of tho
club At the October meeting the annual
dues are now $50 instead Of se0. as for-
merly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-06
MEETING OF 0AE ESMeN

The annual meeting OF the New Eng
land Amateur Rowing association at the
American House. Boston. last evening.
had most important results. There were
tiffs galore. and some personalities were
INDUCED in. Before the meeting had been
opened many minutes. Il was plain that
an attempt would be made to overthrow
the old regime. and. though IL did not
fully succeed. Walter Simpson. who had
been president Of the associs ton Is years
was defeated for reelection by four votes
by Harold p. Wardwel OF the Boston
Athletic association. The rest OF the new
slate was defested-that Is. George Dean.
who was booked for secretary. declined
20 run for the office: James r. Farley
OF the West End was defeated for treas
urer. and Dr. Hugh Cabot OF the Union
Boat club the nominee for the vice presi-
dency, was defeated.
The attempt 20 elect the entire new
board was evidently the result of the
growing dissatisfaction in the ranks of
the association. and had some Of the other
clubs been represented at the meeting II
Is possible that the entire new slate would
have gone through without hitch. The
thing was fxed beforehand, but failed to
go as arranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-06
WARREN.

Prayer meeting services will be hela in
the M. Y. and Baptist churches tonight.
hr. Henry +. Rowland was visiting
friends in Providence YESTERDAY.
The regular. monthly business meeting
of the Warren ARTILLERY viii be held IN
Armory Hall tonight. FOllnwins the busl-
less drills will be prsctice,i. Tho company
IL at presen, preparing for inspection.
~. Marks Parish club viii hold their
second annual entertainment tonight
Du6ly Bucks Golden Legend Uas
produced last night In the town hail bv
the Warren Choral society Following ths
opera "Du Wotsns Farewell was sivon
The American band orches,rs OF Provi-
dence furnished music Mrs Ellen Nc.
Cienahan Ransom was IN. leading soloi.t
soprano. and everyone ~ho was prespnt
speaks Ia srest praise OF her work The
chorus work was sxosllsnt The sutsr.
tslnnient proved Q suoe-ss, Mr. william
S.nsom ssins az ts< hs.s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-06
new Y0RK'S new MN

Horace Fogel. who is acting as manager
or the New York club, has signed Jack
son, the outheIder. and another player
whose namo he is not at liberty to make
public for few days. IL is said that
Mr.. Fogel Is negotiating with Roaring
BIZ Kennedy. the pitcher.
On next Monday IL is expected the
meeting will he held at Buffalo between
representatives Of the National league.
the American league and the minor
leagues. II was the intention OF A. c.
Spalding. who proposed the meeting. 10
discuss the question OF uniform rules
and such other topics as might interest
meeting IN behalf or organized baseball
II is rumored that the Freedman faction
Of the Natiorai ieague viii send a rep
resentative TO the meeting