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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
NUMBER LEAVE WACO.
II Is Said Express Companies In Texas
Are Sending Men.

Waco. April ga number Of men
left here Saturday for Chicago To take
places of drivers OF express wagons
made vacant by the Transfers strike
IN that city. Several other Texas cities
have sent men 10 Chicago Arrange
ments are being made by express COM
pOnies IN Texas 20 send other men TO
Chicago for the same purpose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

The following invitation has been
received:
Mrs. George Samuel Parker
At Home
Wednesday, May the Third
three o'clock
Nineteen hundred and five
Forty-two. Respond.
Complimentary 20 Mesdames e.
II. Mayfleld OF Waco, 5. j. Balm and
=. $. Tilson Of Houston, +. ID. Per-
kins Of Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

The X. X. club of College will give
q hop on the evening Of May -.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

Mrs. w. ). Wilson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Cole was Hospitality thrown open on
Friday afternoon TO the Methodist
ladies', where they served delicious
strawberry cream and cake. The
hall and parlors were all beautiful
with spring blossoms. The hours
were from three TO seven. At the
close OF the afternoon quite n sum OF
money was found In the collection
plate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
Black vomIT CASE.
Patient Il Bon Ami. -. sneeumbs to
Worst Staaa 81 Malrdx.

+
Houston, Aug. s.--Dr. Tabor stated
he had wire information from DIR. Flor
enee. In charge at Echo. that case OF
yellow fever had appeared and proved
fatal at Bon Ami stmall lumber town
In the state of Louisiana, on the Kansas
City Southern railroad. sross the state
line, opposite Newton county. Texas.
The place is about fifty miles by rail
from the state border. but across the
country in a direct line not fifteen
miles. 1t Is seventy 1--WE miles north OF
Beaumont.
He learned that the person who died
of 1t was a travelling photographer.
who had come out from New Orleans.
The man had a partner with him. ana
he, too. WAS sick. The first case died
OF black somit and was very yellow.
DR.. Tabor Immediately wired DR.
Souchon, state health officer OF Louisi-
ana, at New Orleans. In order to give
him the benefit OF the information
The Texas health officer sent instr,ic-
tons by wire to one of hts yellow fever
doctors and experts to proceed to
Newton county. in Texas, to advise and
act with the local health authorities to
protect the frontier by proper meas
ures, which viii likely mean a rigid
quarantine to cut off communication at
any other point
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
NEW ICE PLANT.
The Company Viii Resort Largely to
Mature" Method.

Galveston. Aug. Sin order TO sup
piement the Ice supply OF Galveston
and Houston. corporation with 500,
600 capital win be formed This was
decided upon at conference held In
Houston. which was participated IN by
the larger manufacturers Of the two
cities
The new company win resort largely
TO the nature method IA coutradis-
ttnetion to the artificial method Of man
ufacturing it's Ice. in that this Will b.,
done during the winter and the pro-
duct will be stored for use during arner-
gencies In the summet
The promoters say that the present
supply OF Houston and Galveston il
equal TO the demand. but anticipatfnv
possible accidents 20 tneit machinery al
critical times. they have decided nu
this plan for emergency
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

nr a. r. Turner president ~
FfiniiN University pseaaaHt thw f1l-
pif ~ the Avenue Cum bertrand a. ess
hvteFian church SUNDAY aHdrrslnN
- large and Interested auatsHsw nf
Turner Il a pleasant apeafef deep
4na careful scholar aad Is " sreat
pleasure 80 hear hfm Mrs. Turner
~as hers eith hlm and rendered
o~augifai al sssssf
rFfaite taiys o. f. fuffgnsfe lH
having sa ahie a man for IFS presi8ant
for he il s s@fn counsellor sad
Conservative leader and understands
ihurvmshls fhr duties hat rw~s HpssM
H&M RnnEM Ness
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


p n ,,cran.t... ,na .4-3.
nj -, "' Us was i" F'@''"' y"
A., r -, 49,.
-. ~ iN'''@ AN" '''iu sH airy
'''''''7 J." " a'"'
-. -. Ma .,' o. 9"ee'"ater Is
''S'''''s ''' me CITY
Mrs r Harrison and It,,to a.a.,h
ter ''S''eu al Ennis To-Day
Affagag Tr,a., ar.a 7,,,, sf,e-,,,...,. t.......
rar,Irnaa grnr, - ,.fsit ~ 49, ''''
Mrs. D,,.,y ,af, +ht. ..,o.,i,,,.
fe~ Ar,ar,1f, 80 Tod, s.1atI.. M '''''' ~
Mrs MAY James returned last
Al, '' '3'' ~ ma ''''' ''' 50
Miss Lille Bell Doris returned
yesterday evening from visit 10
Miss Grace and Warren Herring
left last night 10 visit relatives In
Mansfield
This morning 10 join his family at
Mineral Wells
DR. G. c. Cooke has gone 10 Baird
TO spend "a vacation OF about two
A. b E7kridse of Mansfield spent
Yesterday IN che city with his bro
Their j NJ Eskridge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
GREAT COMPLICATION.
Railway Terminals Burn and TIVE Fer.
ryboats Ruined

fAft'~fN R1fh @NG 40 r err
ryboats Ruined
New York Aus S-lnslde ~ three
quarters Of an hour Monday night TIRE
swept away the Delaware. I.acRaWana
snd Western Railroad cofnpany's terrni-
nails in Hoh"ken seized two ferryboata.
practically ruined them and for bali an
hour threatened the destruction at tire
"nitr" water frout la tb~ Wrmts. 5n-
.Iu80e tire hamburg AuerIs ta and
North German l.soEa steamships aaks
At whtsn several btx Ships vvrs lyiuz
10 tS Impossible to estimate the prom
er'5 daHuase bui &c viii De htrvg SD
faF as known u0 ItFvs ser, losf For
over an hout hass touxuer 90 flame
teaIed from ease wooster structure ts
me l.Hs - sHHa Sees sH tAehtlue Nas
Jersey aad %ew F~rk ssater ffuats Ear
time t thrsHfeuet H#a larger chan
Wat el 9he rIr Atak Hrs eet+rai So fs
aEu ahen ihs artH tsermtF IIulg t.ers
srsr destroyed nBff a. ere..t h.aa af lffs
HtteiaH farr HsatH .af rnu ahetr
cooks 0Hat-l lu He tbrF aaufaYsHr
Hfr sittn# uht.h Geo El8,r .aBa HsHtet
shtpY4Hg fu ttt tlt#F
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

&Ae A8efaNn mAn anew mms save 80
xeNeH tHm p~r eHnt ~ bis - atuAM
fte Hss#s aH~nd atns d0stmFm u IitAng
exsHemHHs t1r exarx dollar aAHaH
That being tbs esae - eAnaus re fgs
r4EmEal asaant aanNeeea@Fv expenses
Nwry afswn a Fmw eMnfm properly gn-
vested fkm hmwsmw seeds f8s Ms# gar.
A@m. RAEl @aw@ several dollars outlay
later aa. " Is sAw sAszas fn aas snse
ham harsasm gakze. Chn8era maa
ntArT4aea hem@sse Is en.fs =
tew cents. and a husfse Ia tha nnaae
ofsnn saves a 8aes0ra hs4 oF ses~fag
&0Glara Fer amAm a. AD@4 i MArt 3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

AG g. n Newtand bfuuKht tu rhss
office recently some Nuples raised
on his farm ue#F tuwn mnirh for
size aHaitfF aud general excellence
afs hardly rxe~lsba ID the uftE@ #pplp
ressIHE districts 81 thr country These
anuies snfe especially large H~Ffssf.
81 eguud and NJ Newlana Sass ere
Aetd AA# WmufMuHh Ass Trees h#inE
feNAsF overloaded fAW ones Shown
here WNFw "a fA# @muE eHmaee 8Ae
fsefs Mr A#wlsAa fstmtinHeg2 Fe-
mafHna tsaE fhex eeFs sell named
81 H suuid HeHusfe uniV a feN 80 Hii
lH aEefaaa rtxsa #nlnsehuuass
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

Denison. Aug s.-Thotnas = rraraD
one Of the best known residents ~
peH5son. died from congestion Of the
brain. Mr. Koran left Deniaou satur-
day on lhe Annie Peruna gasoline
launch. fot Gainesville His friends
found rim unconscious in his berth and
ne WAS brought TO Deuaon He was
horn In New YORK CITY and had lived
~ o"nison since 1888 lie leaves d
wife.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

#uf ~ appendicitis arr
sasa sim are additionally cuaafInmt
90 0Fan GaxafzEe Ffuf sFran cures
EsEHntr ran Hsfsea hv stlsn asasgaE
ths user aaa aawsls sad restores the
n8arai arn ~ fhe hoNafa 0rtne
tasaHe Fr8H Errap An~s sa* naG
eeaf# er Ene ana q wGA AID pfeaa-
#Fa s. takH HefasH ENsFsTafes n
W YEARS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

sherman. Aug lit ~ stated avg
ihoritatiN~l> thar an independent tell
epho"r line is Tn bee constructed from
sherman 1" Gainesville aj ouee and
that "a charter via be filed al Austin
1T Once with "a capitalization Of &lu eco
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
BROOKS G SALMON
Commission
Merchants.

stfxks. Bunfs. Securities. gasfars. Gran
4zsH HFsaSaaisNA.
atsmn h@Eszs8ss4 lH ans AEaEa4ns frnsn e
eassms ar 80 : dollar n~w haas narwsw
References The karrmHrA smtsse4mA
HAas htsla8soFzs. Texas. arsa th~ 60.
haessse MagsasaaA RanA Naxahms-hse
>Ass nai hank - Commerce - -.
aFvssR9udsnEas gmasA Cazzs xsssmssssr g..
~ AsnAfss. No. ssmrmvEpsga8aaA8 cAxulsas
sSnek. &za fNa fszAly pms4
Both Rasmmm @aaeh sassm Gsmsa~w
%A1AHAgnFE TEXAS
AAso @z1a@ ~ nstgrn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08
LOCAL NEW

Buy your lace leather from F. S.
cronk Co. If
At everything at Plum
hoff's Saddlery Co.'S Ill
A hard rain is said to have visited
Italy yesterday afternoon.
Buy your pound paper, envelopes,
tablets, etc, at simmons Book
Store 1903
ROBBIE Andrews is very sick with
fever at the home of his mother at
Rocket
f. S. Cronk Co. will sell you any
thing you need to repair your gin.
Prices right. tt
Tell your troubles to Bunkley
the plumber. With F. s Cronk Co.
Both phones 81 tt
! Phone the Kendall Ice Cream Com
pany your orders for cream. New
/ phone OF, old phone 253. Il
/ If you want harness, saddle,
a buggy or anything in our line, you
can get it at cost. Plumhoff Saddle
/ ry Co. Ill
Circulating Library at simmons
! Book Store. soc per month access
! TO az many books as you desire each
| month. los
/ The many friends OF Mr. c. c.
ROsseau will be glad to know that
he is now up and able to be around
on Crutches.
In the publication yesterday of the
list Of officers of the Texas Realty
Company the name of r. H. Hardin
should have appeared as vice presi-
dent
! The Daughters of the Confederacy
will give n garden party at the home
| of Mrs u 5. Bodenhamcr on West
| Main street Thursday evening at Z
! O'clock Ice cream will he served. st
/ We Will soon remove our whole
sale department to Fort Worth In
+ Olhtl ~ ItuuNE Jul clb'h VT nave
/ thrown everything on the market at
wholesale cost Plumhoff Saddlery
/ Company. III
DO not fail TO attend the garden
party to be given at the home Of Mrs.
+ u S Bodeuhamer on West Main
street Thursday evening at O'Clock.
/ The Daughters of the Coufedera y
will serve ice cream. st
WaXahachie people appear to be
! proud of Luther Burleson, one OF the
. town boys who has been playing on
/ the Fort Worth ball team He might
/ have done worse by playing with Gal
weston Houston Chronicle
The Dunlap Rifles met at the arm
DRY last night and pat in some time
/ drilling in preparation for the an
nual encampment There will be
another drill tonight and all mem
bers of the company are urged to
/ be present
Another large crowd heard Dr.
BIair's free concert on the public
square last night. This evening will
close his engagement at this place
He and his company will go from
here to Midlothian where they will
spend the rest OF the week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

Another large crowd heard Dr.
BlaiT's free concert on the public
square last night This evening will
close his engagement at this place
He and his company will go from
here to Midlothian where they will
spend the rest Of the week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

The Dunlap Rifles met at the arm
DRY last night and pat in some time
drilling in preparation for the an
nual enCampment. There will be
another drill tonight and all mem
bers of the company are urged to
be present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

Bag sear fest asA trua ruoeas#
frum 81 s Crank Go II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

WaXahachie people appear to be
proud Of Luther Burleson, one OF the
town boys who has been playing on
the Fort Worth ball team. He might
have done worse by playing with Gal
weston. Houston Chronicle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

DO not fail TO attend the garden
party to be given at the home Of Mrs
u. S Bodenhamer on West Main
street Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
The Daughters of the Coufedera- y
will serve ice cream st
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-08

We Will soon remove our whole
sale department to Fort Worth In
order TO reduce our stock we have
thrown everything on the market at
wholesale cost Plumhoff Saddlery
Company III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15
RUBBER COMPANY MERCER
United States Corporation to Acquire
Manufacturing Concerns Stock

announcement was made In New York
saturday by the United States Rubber
Company that Its directors had entered into
an agreement with a syndicate of which
Anthony n. Brady is the head. to acquire
tor the United States Rubber Company
some sixty-seven per cent of the stock OF
the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
10 TINS end the stockholders of the United
states Rubber Company are asked to
authorize an issue of s15.0O0.0O0 new per
cent nrst preferred stock and $40 900 OD0
second per cent non-cumulatIve preferred
STOCK, making a total capitalization of the
United States Rubber Company of s75-
100000. y special meeting OF the stock
holders has been called for May p TO vote
on the issue.
The acquisition of the Rubber Goods Sc
curities by the United States Rubber Com
pany Is the result, according to the official
circular accompanying the notice to stock
holders. of a realization on the part of
the directors of the latter that the opera
mentary rather than competitive. and might
prohtably be carried on in conjunctio with
each other
Directors of the United States Rubber
Company having no interest In the syndi-
cate but constituting a quorum the an
nouncement says. have adopted resolutions
recommending the proposed acquisition and
have authorized the execution of a condi-
tional contract with the syndicate, authoriz-
ing 1t to sell the United States Rubber
Company not less than two-thirds of the
stock of the Rubber Goods Manufacturing
Company. The price at which Mr.. Bradys
syndicate. which includes President Charles
H Dale of the Rubber Goods. acquired the
stock Is not given. Neither is the date on
which Mr.. Brady became dominant in the
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company,
which was formerly controlled by James r.
keene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15
FOR REVISION OF CHURCH CREED.
Westminster Confession to Be Discuss
ed by Presbyterian Assembly.

Before the general assembly of the Pres
byterian Church, which meets at Winona
Lake, Ind, May IS the overture made by
the presbytery OF Nassau for the dropping
of the Westminster confession OF faith and
the substitution therfor of the brief state OF
the reformed faith is to be discussed. Over
the overture there promises to be lively
debate between the conservatives and the
radicals. who may be known as the re-
formers.
The brief statement of the reformed faith
was recently adopted by the general
sembly, not as the creed of the church.
for the old severe system of the Westmil-
ster confession is still retained as the creed.
One September II last the Rev. Samuel
T. Carter of New York city. in an open
letter to the presbytery. which attracted
wide attention assailed certain doctrines
received by the church but not generally
believed.
For the penning of the letter It was
thought DR.. Carter might be tried for
feresy but after appearing before the
presbytery of Nassau and making an elo-
ouent appeal for truth and the dropping OF
all misstatements however time-honored.
he triumphed Instead of trying him for
heresy the presbytery voted TO overture the
general assembly to drop the Westminster
confession and substitute the brief state
ment of the reformed faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15

leave of absence Wednesday last: w. J.
Vgbert. John c. Sullivan. william Ken
Egbert. John c. Sullivan. William KEN
NJ Eisenhour Charles II. Piggott s. w.
Lewis. Kate r. Kali. Nellie V. Hollis. Isa-
bel NJ Long. Lawrence Costigan, Levi IL.
Huber, Lucy Verluck, William F. Scott,
Henry Jordan and James l. McCalister
Mrs. Jane r. Minor forewoman of the
document division sewing room, celebrated
her thirty-sixth anniversary of employment
IN the government printing Office Tuesday OF
last week Her many friends Joined in con-
ordinations and presented her with thirty
SIX magnificent American Beauty roses as a
token of their esteem
George NJ. Ramsey foreman of the speci-
ication press room, is contemplating a trip
10 Toronto. Can, with his wife later I'm the
summer Mr.. Ramsey is said to have a
very interesting collection of pictures
framed "a la bookbinder''-matted and
backed with various colored binding ma
terials.
Joseph A. Burnes of the document dIv1-
son OF the bindery is very i'll in Philadel-
phia. 1t Is stated that his illness is the re-
suit Oh a serious wound In the leg received
during the civil war. He is very popular I'm
his division and his friends are hoping for
his speedy recovery.
Inc birthday anniversary of Miss MAMMA
Daniels, president OF the Bindery Women's
chon' was the occasion of a little recon-
uoi IN the document division sewing room
last week. Ice cream. cake and fiowe-s
assisted IN making the event a very pleas
ant one. Ps
William Fantroy an employee of the spec
Hcation press room. is an ordained minister
OF the Baptist Church and deyotes consid
cradle effort in that direction outside OF bis
duties at the Office ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15
COLUMBIAN GOLF CLUB.
Two Sixteens Start Match Play Today
for Prizes

The greens committee of the Columbia
Golf Club has been working diligently ever
since It's election to boom the sport at its
handsome course and develop. If possible.
a new corps of experts. Since the first OF
May tab has been kept on the cards OF the
members in going over the course SO as
to handicap them for sixteen holes and
thus divide them into two groups Of six
teen for match play. The preliminary time
expired yesterday. and the following cards
were sorted out:
DR.. w. T. Harlan. 173: DIR. Fl. T. Hard
Ing. 1872; F. Z. Sullivan. 1888: Floyd E. Wag-
gaman. 1S5: George Weaver. 1888; Toibert
Lanston, 1S9: n. Z. Danforth. 1911; Reeve
Lewis 49,; T. Pliny Moran, 1873: ]. d.
ton. 203: Benjamin Woodruff. 204: T. C.
Dodge. 205; Frank Govern, log: Jesse L.
Carmichael. 2OS; M. G.. Beaman. 2OS: Ed
ward 8. Little. 212; c. H. Weaver, PA; 8.
T. Cameron, ia; Percy Hills, 2i4: A. B.
Heaton, IA: F. Greenawalt. 21J: r. H.
Lindsay, ZIG; Mr.. Birdsali. 217: G.. w.
Simpson. 219; J. H. Whitaker. 222: A.
Bloch, 20; A. Zittell, 235.
From these scores the pairings were
made, and this week the two groups will
indulge In match play for two handsome
prizes. Following are the pairings:
First sixteet-Dr. w. T. Harlan VS.. Mo-
ran: Dr. Harding VS.. Hough: Sullivan vs..
Mentally; Waggeman VS.. Shelton: Weaver
vs. Woodruff; Lanston vs. Dodge; Danforth
vs.. Govern; Lewis Va. Carmichael.
Second sixteen-Beaman VS.. Birdsall: Lit
tie vs.. Simpson: C. II. Weaver VS.. Whit
taker; Cameron va. Cochran; Hills Va.
Berger: Heaton VS.. Bloch; Greenawalt va.
Zftteii; Lindsay (bye).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15

give many parentless children outing TRIPS
In automobiles. The New York Motor CLUB
has taken the initiative. and the plans are
growing. Buffalo. Boston and Chicago nave
already fallen into line. while individual
Automobiles are flooding the committee
with offers of their cars.
The heads Of the institutions have taken
up the matter with great interest, and there
will be no lack of youngsters.
At recent meeting of the committee,
Rev. NJ j. Fitzpatrick, who attended on be-
half of the Mission of the immaculate Viz
gin and st. Benedict's Home for Destitute
Children. with institutions at Staten Island
with an unqualified Endorsement of the
project. These institutions had in their
homes. he said, over 1900 children, or
whom all above six years of age could. he
thought, be safely taken on the trip. He
was followed by Louis ]. Cohen of the He
brew Sheltering Guardian Society. These
children Of our home. said MI Cohen,
know all about this outing, and have been
talking about it and dreaming about 1t
ever since the first notice appeared In the
newspapers.
In New York the services Of several brass
bands have been rendered. and 1t is ex-
pected that 900 cars will take part In the
event.
The American Automobile Association
will hold its first national championship
July and T. it's special committee yester-
day having completed final arrangements
with the Norris Park Motor Racing Club,
the president of which Is Dave Hennen
Morris who is also president OF the Auto
mobile Club of America. The national or
ganiZation desires a substantial fund with
which to carry on the extensive work
planned for this season.
The offer by Mr.. Morris Of the MOTIFS
Park course, made at the recent meeting or
the A. A. A. board Of directors was re-
ferred to the special committee, cons sting
of Robert Lee Morrell. chairman OF the
racing board; George E. Harrington. treasu-
rer, and A. G. Batchelder. the new secre-
tary, who will succeed C. H. Gillette on
May I.
The committee Intends to make the meet
the most notable ever held in this coun-
try and the program will contain feature
events OF decidedly novel character IN
which the leading amateur ana proleS-
sional drivers of the country will partlcl-
pate Races will be provided for all classes
of cars and many of the contests Will
carry a championship title. An lnterna-
tional event is being outlined that will con-
tain the greatest worlds drivers of high
speed cars.
The A. A A plans for the future COM
prise the building up of a strong national
body that will extend from coast 10 coast
and contain in it's membership all the clubs
of the country organized into state asso-
Citations, which will work for uniform and
lust legislation, agitate roads Improvement.
provide touring Information for members
and control racing In an impartial manner
that will satisfy both the patrons or ana
the participants in the sport The greater
mart of the fund obtained by the July "a
meet will be expended in the establishment
of bureau for touring information.