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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
ATTACK FRENCH
BUT ARE REFUSED
European Residents of Coast Towns
and Interior Cities Fleeing for
Their Lives.

CASABLANCA. August 2O-The
Arabs have delivered another attack
upon the French force under General
Drude. encamped outside this town
but they yere routed with very heavy
losses. A general uprising is ex-
pccted.
The European residents of the coast
towns. as well as those who live at
Fee. Morocco City and other places
in the interior, are leaving their homes
and seeking safety in flight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
]. N. WILKINSON Found Dead.

NORFOLK, VA. August 20.-John
n. Wilkinson. grain inspector, well
known citizen was found dead early
this morning near the Norfolk ~
Western depot having hecn drowned
sometime during the night He was
last seen about o'clock ana said
lie could not sleep and was walking
around. He was n sufferer from in.
somnia. His family are At Dclair,
Md, for the summer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Killed a Negro Burglar.
(By Associated Press.j

ROANOKE. VA. August 20.-At
Pocahontas. Va, this morning John
Williams. negro with several
aliases. was shot and killed by C. A.
Howard, Jr., while robbing a store.
Howard was arrested on n warrant
charging him with the killing and
ut trial before the police justice was
acquitted. Howard was covered with
two guns held by Williams when he
shot him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
is Charged with BURNING Mill.

DANVlLLE. August 20.-G. r. Pot
terrified, young white man. who has
been employed in the cotton mills
here, was arrested yesterday OH The
charge of inccndiarism. ii being al
legged that several months ago he set
fire to Pcdlar Mill, owned by o. G..
Bailey, in Amherst county, causing a
total loss OF about $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
PRINCE WILHELM BANQUETED
BY GOVERNOR SWANSON
Brilliant Social Function at Chamber.
lin Last Night in Honor,of
Royal Guest.
tijy Associated Press,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, Aug
pa tour of the Exposition grounds,
n reception board of his cruiser
Fylgia and n magnificent banquet at
the Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point. at
which he was the guest of Governor
Claud A. Swanson, and Mrs Swanson.
of Virginia, Prince Wilhelm, OF Swe-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Passenger Agents Meet.
(By . Associated Press

NORFOLK. VA. August 20.-The
South Eastern Passenger Association
with membership covering all rail
roads south of the Potomac and east
OF the Mississippi Rivers. met here to-
day with n large attendance. Pas
senger tariff and other matters are
under discussion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Shot While Trying to Collect Debt.

.foIII1 ' II1IsTI, N. q, NHE. ZU.--CHNt.
}. w. Bronson, n Southern Railway
conductor. was stabbed and probably
fatally injured here early tonight by
l1d. Miller q wcll-known character
about town. Miller was arrested and
held without bail. Trouble arose
over Il debt which Bronson was at
tempting to collect
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Benny wager Knocked Out.
(Ry sSNcintpd Preach

FORT WAYNE. IND. Aug. 20
Packic Mcfarland. of Chicago. knock
ed out Kenny wager, of Chicago In
- fourth round here tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

THE DAILY PRESS Is tho
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso-
clated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

THE WEATHER.
Probably showers Wednesday,
cooler in interior; Thurnday fair
cooler, light variable winds be-
coming fresh north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19

and Mombassa OF when strengthened out for
Explosion firing In last sixteenth. Lady
Practically left. but made UP lot of ground
ed; mile and eighth; jockeys who have
5. Winner. b. &. by Fresno-Eobosna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,

A bomb exploded early yesterday morning In the
hallway of the six story tenement house No. 49,
East street where twentyfour Italian families
were sleeping: Part of the building wrecked
No one injured, however.
Thomas Burns. the Central Park bandit was
arraigned yesterday before Magistrate Wahls in
tho Yorkvile court aud held in 5000 pail n
further examination tomorrow. Burns confessed
10 committing robbery In CcntraI Park for which
another man was held
Mrs Hannah Eammcrer. blind past
middle age, No. 1852 Second avenue. charged
murder Of her husband on July .. The complainant
70 her son Harry. His father Herman Kammerer,
dropped dead tho sidewalk from a gunshot
wound which, II is alleged. he received at tho
hands of his wife.
II was announced yesterday hat the art gall
lercs in the museum at the Brooklyn Institute Of
Arts and Sciences, in Eastern Parkway. were
closed on account of extensive repairs and would
reopen on October 10. The Tssot Room will remain
open.
James Dalton. a plain clothes attached to
Inspector Russells staff. who had fight With
Ma gfstrate Breens probation officer. Simon A.
Crotty, in the night Tuesday night,
arraigned before Magistrate Kernochan in the JET
ferson Market court yesterday morning. The
magistrate discharged Dalton and referred the case
to Commissioner Bingham
Fire Commissioner Lantry announced yesterday
the appointment of Charles o. MacCartagh, CT
No. 5i2 West 10th street and William r. Ferris.
of No l65 West 10th street, as assistant fire mar
shals.
ashore ROmer Shoal the entrance to New
York Harbor. Tuesday. and filed with water.
was driven in over the shoal by heavy easterly
seas yesterday and blown off the shoaI deep
water where hoatcd She taken in
of tugs and brought up the harbor to anchorage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19

The pace I.ordH
lie ground n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
SOME WORRY At YALE.
Football Team Nay Lose Scrriccs Of
Three Star Men.
rBv Telegram 70 The Tribune.

New Haven. Sept. 1S-The Yale football team
may b. handca pped this by the loss OF three
promising PLAYERS I'm Burch. Cooncv and Brides.
Bob T;urch. go: back yesterday. is in the hos
pital tonight threatened with appendicitis. and
il may be necessary operate. Cooncy and Brides
gre back in their work and have been forbidden TO
practise with the eleven until they make up the
conditions.
I2urcl was looked ~ the hest end a Yale
last year bar was injured I'm nid-Seasou and only
rlaNed part Of the time in the big games lie was
considered 4 for the team this fall.
Brides the big guard. also reasonably sure Of
his place. while Cooney. the clever centre the
strong freshman team last year, counted on TO
fl that important place OF the varsity.
Sammy Morse. last years captain, arrived to-
day 10 spend a week with the team. II was also
announced that Owsley and Shevelin would assist
the coaching this fail. This was joyful news 10
Yale
The lack Of good backfeld men may lead 70 Tad
Jones the clever quarterback, and Captain Big'ow,
the ATl-American tackle. being tried as hafbacls.
IN this case Dimes would probably be first choice
Tor quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Tzco-Day Open Tournament for
BaitusrOI- Other Meas.

The Raltusroi Golf Club is to hold an open tour
narnent on Friday and Sd urday, October IS and
10 Some time ago decided have some
sort of a tournament in the fall, and in certain
quarters it was believed that the club would ham
die the metropolitan open championship.
Conditions govern the coming tournament arc
rather unusual. that only amateurs rated at II
or less tue Metropolitan Golf Association handi-
cap list will he eligible This. OF course, lnsuTes
birh class field The reason for limiting IL to two
days is that committee believes that 1t Is diff
cult for good many of the players to get away
from business for three Gays at d S'ic'el d TINS
rho pxact details have not as yet been arranged,
bu It is expect ed that the players will qualify in
Fights This is the same as at Shlrhec0clS- } ne
last i,nnartant tournament at Baltusrol was the
New jersey State championship, in June.
Now that Baltisrol has announced its fail plans.
speculation will be rife the fate of the metro
politan open championship. 1t Is generally al
mtted that it would be pity to ignore this tour
nament The only two held thus far at Fox Hills
ana Hollywood. were due to the EFFORTS OF private
individuals and the Metropolitan Golf Association
did not have to make any outlay. Now the assoc
citation says it is willing to pay half the expense
Many Of the leading amateurs Of the country
have entered for the invitation tournament. which
viii begin today at the Morris County Golf club
They include jerome n. Travcrs, of Montclair. the
national titiehOldeT; Walter J. Travis, OF Garden
City: Gilman p. Tiffany. Of Poweton. the Hudson
River Golf Association champion; Charles y. Mac
donald of Garden CITY; Fndlay :. Douglas, of
Nassau: Dwight Partridge. of Bedford: Charles
Hitchcock jr.. of Richmond County, Il former in
tercollesiaie champion: Herbert VI. Hartman, the
first American 10 win the national TUE paCk III IeiS
W. 7. West, Of Princeton; F. oden Horstman. of
Philadelphia: Roocrt Abbott, Of Plainfeld; Percy
Pyne. u. Of the home club; II. J. Whi&hdm of
London and amateur champion OF tiiS country III
1896 and 1891: T. s. Knapp. OF Westhrook; George
T Rrokaw Of Deal, and oswald Kirllby, Of Enge-
wood.
The first patr. p II. E. Froughuysen and C.
W. Lembeck. viii drive off at S.45 O'Clock. Iarr!-
man scheduled for l0:l5 o'clock with n. NJ. Reid,
of st. Andrews, while Travcrs and Iyne are 10
leave lo:21 o'clock Travis and Joseph Chad
wick. ir. will tee up at 1919 o'clock
on Saturday the sixth monthly handicap at eish-
holes medal play will he held at the Dylter
Meadow Golf Club. There VII: be first and second
prizes. Another handicap Is 70 be held over the
Fort Hamilton links Saturday, October , These
will afford the last opportunities to qualify for the
club championship.
The qualifying round for the governors cup Of
the Forest Park Golf Club was played on SepteIn-
Der Il and L. and the following thirty-two players
nIla inh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
MILLER TO RIDE FOR WILLIAMS.
President OF New California Jockey Club
Gets Cell on Star Jockey.

Tom Williams. president Of the New California
Jockey Club. who has been campaigning small
stable n the East this year. has secured Miller. the
Jockey. 20 ride him n California this winter
j was also said good authority al Graveselsd
Yesterday that lie lad secured first call on the boys
services for next season here, the Newcastle
Stable did expect to have big enough stable
retain the boz
The Newcastle Stable has had first call Miller,
10 al intents and purposes, for two years as V.
4 Stanton. who brought him out. has had few
horses in training. James r. Keene has had second
call Miller this year. and some surprise Wss
oppressed yesterday that the vice-chairman Of the
jockey Club had not signed the hoy for next year
As told IN The Tribune some time ago. however.
aTr Keena viii probably retain Nottcr to do his
riding IN 1eek.
Harry PAYNE "-hir1eT'S gon! f-ro-sNaT-'ld colt.
Bar Nene. h- HartUr1i1nl EQUALITY which Tar
second to Colin n the FufUrits. broke down yesto9
CAV morning while being worked. and VIII be re-
tired for the balance 81 the season II aisa
announced that Westburv carIe out of his race on
Tuesday jn such had condition that he, too, will
have TO be thrown out Of training. This accounts
perhaps. for his stopping badly. When coupled
with his stable companion. Perseverance. he Was
q / 10 s fayoTite in the betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
Horse and az

Vino got a lucky break and. forcing the
his best form Ostrich made up little grour
cTH RACE-Handicap; for all ages; $1,000 a
" g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Programme for Norris PARK Hotor-
drOme Glib Races.

Advocates OF road races who we're disappointed
~ the failure have contest on Long ISiaId ior
stock touring ears may enjoy their tavorlte sport
AZ Morris Park on September = and >, toT N ad-
itio1 to the TT -f0UT-hOur race on that date.
Homogeneous have been made for a race under
road conditions Neither Of the regular turns o
the track viii 20 used. but instead the course VIII
take the contestants newly made roads across
tho fields with plenty Of turns. stretches or sand
and a steep hill This contest will he at fifty miles
and will be run on Saturday afternoon
L Y Stratt0u. the racing secretary. announces
yesterday that entry blanks would be ready Tor
TfsrribtioD Tomorrow On Friday. September y.
hero viii he a twenty-flve-TniIe track race. race
for cars Of five and One-half inch bore or less. q
race for Ford cars. with offer 20 eFer-- maker
IN have a special race with a. least seven start
are. match events and record trials. a Ne7- YORK
taxi-ca1 race each cab to carry two women =
,Uot.rcvcle race and the twenty -t7ur-iplr race
which will start at 5 o'clock on Friday night
on saturday there will be a dealers selling
,1,,ti,-,T, a fexibilfyv contest match races and
record trials gymklIana games. including polo and
motor car balancing. winding UP with the ritN-
mile road race over the Allen course IRIS course
vs. laid ont bv Walter g.. Allen. secretary and
treasurer OF the Morris Park NiotordroTne Cllo.
whose. long experience in racing matters here ana
abroad makes him peculiarly fitted 70 se1ect
course which shall not alone he test OF cars, bur
also tax the skill Of the drivers
That there may De delay IN reaching me
track the Public Service Commission has ordSreu
the Union Railway Company 10 rIn a suitable num-
her Of c-lrs from the Of the subway a. ltttR
street direct 70 the track The commission nits
also ordered the railway company 70 have douols
tracks in readiness -.
Fiat Jr. viii drive TIE Fiat entry IN the twenty
four hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
MaTIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Roeton Sept 1s.-The Giants got partial revenge
for the loss Of three games by defeating Boston to-
lov by, score of 10 .. The visitors hit the pan
hard and piled I'D after run IN the hrst h'e
innings. - r. D.
T-lgTertv pitched the first three innings for Bos-
ton hut proved such easy mark that lllds-h4i'
was substituted in the fourth The work OF the
latter was little better, and his delivery was aIso
hit with telling effect. The fielding on both sloeS
good. -, C,.. as.o-
Victory seemed so certain for the Giants aiteE
threo innings that NcCiraw. the manager or the
nine made some experiments in changing the pay
ers about lie sent Curtis. lis new recruit behnd
I'm, bat and EowertnIu to first, while HahIlitah
was sent from first to short
With the exception OF the eighth inning, I1yhch
kopt the hits made q him well scattered ana
helded his position in 4 credtable manner HIS
batting was also a feature OF the game lie made
three hits all of which figured IN the scoTinS-a
two-base hit and two singles
The Giants made two runs in the trst inning
shannon the first man up started of with single
and stole second. DevlIn walked, and both ad-
vanced on the throw-in of Seynlours fly. Tnen
Rreenahan sent a single. allowing Shannon anu
DcyIiu to tally. In the second inning the Giants
mad, their third run. which sufficient 10 give
them the game without further effort. aItnongl
they followed this up with others later on Lyhch
sent out a tWo-bagSeT in the second ara came rae
ing in on single by Shannon.
\ single by Tenney, Doyle's Wild throw slnGles
hv Brain and Beaumont, and an out gave the horle
team its two runs I'm the eighth inning. The score
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
UONEN At THE NETS.
Wrs. Mclean and Mss S7COrds
Beaten an Ne7c Jersey Tourney.

There was a short session Of snappv singeIy
lawn tennis by the women competitors in the New
Jersey State championship tournament YESTERDAY
the courts Of the Morristown Field CLUB. Nor
IistoNn. =. ], before rain put an end TO the p4\
Miss Alice L. Day, OF the home club, and holder Of
the singles cup and title. made her appearance III
The doubles, did Mrs. Marshall MacLean' lor-
merry Miss Helen Romans. the national champion
The presence Of these two famous wlelders OF the
racket upon opposite sides of the net and the tact
that the singles contests brought the winners up
10 the semi created keen interest among i'e
spectators.
Paired with Mrs. MacI-ean was Miss Jane
Swords a young player Of skill and Miss Day
had as her partner Miss Adele Kruse. Cincinnati
expert. During the first set II was one long bat'ie
for the position at the net on their side MISS laA
and Miss Kruse guarded their court well and by
carefully manueuvred placing Iured Mrs. MaCi-Ss'i
and Miss Swords the centre of their court ana
then shot the ball down the exposed alleys at top
speed In this manner they held the lead all
through the first set and won at g.
In the second set Mrs. NIacIIean gave the oppos-
ing team a Of her old vigorous net game she
quick flash at getting up for q Smashing
return whenever she saw that the bail was taI-ii's
short and her volleying little less than phe-
nomenaI. Almost alone Mrs. MacLean carried TINS
set TO a successful ending for her side. winning II
after some hard and long deuce games at b-4
Miss Day and Miss kTuse came back strongly IN
the decidn; set with q varied driving and lobhlng
game. Their driving not only fast but true |"
the lines. that they more than held their own
against the smashing game which Mrs. MacAean
endeavored to continue 10 the end. She was ire
u1lently passed she tried to make the net in this
set. with the result that Miss Day and Miss hrtse
The defeat Of Mrs. s c. Edgar was a surprise
Mrs ". {. Alderman won in straight sets The
summary follows:
New jersey state wecn's chanponsrr singles gthiTa
" smith Aiqrrsy Hi e. a. NTS ~ :, 1I5eTn
@ & &Sa Ts%e aa :haPo"5eR 92sGl'5 d
t Iles fea,s4 Mis- Pieron s Md Mis- , x Ana av
ana MIS- adele Kruse Norrst9HR and Cincinnati DE-
Molris.o~n Field club. SIS. %. G-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
BOWLING ANALYSIS ALL NEW YORK.
THE DOROTHY q UINS.
Gets Leg on Upton Cup in the
JamestO7cR REGATTA.

Norfolk Va. Sept. 1S-Tle first race in tho Lip
ton Cup series the international cup yacht races
to-day by the Dorothy =. OF Marblehcad.
Mass. The Dorothy Of Baltimore. second and
the Capscum OF Port Washington. Long Island.
third. The sailed under favorable wind
and weather conditions.
The NIanhasset and the Regina Of New York
and tie Little Rhody. Of Providence. did not enter
to-day. The Nanhasset returned New York YES
terday and the Little Rhody left this morning for
Bristol r. l.
The Sue sailed under handicap. she out
Of the class II tho other coutcsting yachts In
order TO win She had TO cross the line minutes
and 10 seconds ahead Of her opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia Sept. fs-Rain put end TO the
double header scheduled between Philadelphia and
tho New York Yankees here this afternoon Both
teams left tonight for New York. where they will
begin series at American League Park tO-nor-
row.
The Yankees left here feeling confident that they
would make II interesting for the Athletics on
their home grounds. To hold tho lead the Atb-
Ietics must pull themselves together. Detroit lost
a fine chance Of making good gain Pha-
dephia by losing the first game Of a double header
i'hica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
MiDpiEs WILL REPORT SATURDAY.

Annapolis Md, Sept. 1s.-Footbal practice Will
begin the Naval Academy Saturday. most Of
the members Of the team having forfeited week OF
their leave to start in AT that time.
Slingluff, Wright, NOrthcrOft. Leighton LANCE
and McCormick Of last years squad who are
members Of the second class. in Annapolis
and several likely men have come in with the
fourth class. Spencer = brother Of the captain of
last years eleven, take his brothers place at
hafback The practice viii probably be under
acknowledgements Reeves. the head coach,
who is expected TO reach town by the end Of the
week Jack Cafes, field coach last year. Will re-
tjirT on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
TO RrpREsENT JACKSON IN sRooME

Albany Sept 1S-ViIliam L. Farley. OF Bins-
I-ar1ton vas to-day designated BY Attorney Gen
e-al Jackson as a special Deputy Attorney Cen
eraI to represent the Attorney Generals ONCE De-
fore ths Broonls County grand Jury IN the IT,
vestisation OF the charges made against Distrlcs
Attorney Clark by q BinGhanato1 newspaper n
connection with the recent so-called scaTdalS II
proou,s COUNTY Mr.. Farley Will act with ex-
Senator Bracket IN this matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
SMALL SQUAD AT PRINCETON.
Football Candidates Get Light Work in the
Cage and on the Field.

Princeton. \. J. Sept. Is-The Princeton foot
ball squad held its second practice OF the season
1T University Field to-day. Owing TO the steady
downpour of rain, the work Of the candidates was
exceedingly light. After short drill in the base
ball cage the had some light work the field
IN nuniine starting catching and passing the bali
". ". Roper. %. thc head coach, was assisted
hv J. Mum. -GG, and ex-Captain CoOne.'. %.
The squad Is unusually small for this time Of .ear,
less than thirty. reporting Captain McCor-
mick has not Yet returned to college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
FOOTBALL PRACTICE AT HARVARD.
Twenty-Five Men Report for the First Days
Work at Cambridge

Cambridge. Mass, Sept Js.--Twenty-nine aspi-
rants for Harvard football Lonors trotted out on
Soldiers Field this afternoon for the first practice
Of the season Only Two Of the men who played
against Yale last Novcmber-Captaiu Parker and
Wendell-appeared with the SQUAD. While Crane,
tic head coach. was also absent.
The practice was under the direction Of Captain
Parker aud tho assistant COACHES. Brown and
Leary. II consisted ~ puuting, running down uIl-
der The ball nnd passinS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
r,rm,nc REGINs INVESTIGATION.

Albany, Sept 1S-Matthew G Fleming. WHO was
5a~;qnotsd by Governor Hughes to investsats
e. S,a.a Insurance. Department. began ais work
TODAY Mr. Fleming was busy during the morn
ing fauiliarziug himself with the workings OF
the office He said lie had not decided Just wnae
lines he would follow, but that tbs course OF us
iroury would be guarded BY Developments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
WORK ON YALE BoATHoUsE DELAYED

Now Haven. Sept. Slack ~ money has tenn
porarily delayed III" beginning 81 work on the ne"
i,.,tl,n,sa for tho Vale navy and of the Carnegie
summing pool which * 10 be I'm the gymnasium
Yard When the university closed in the early
summer II was thought ground for both buildings
would IN, broken BY midsummer. but the high cost
OF materials. tho probability Of slow delivery and
a scarcity Of trst-class workmen Indicated that
htrdare ON the contracts could bring their fig
,,rrs within the limits set by the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
TROPHY FOR DEDHAm POLO TEAM.

team defeated Myopia first team to-day in the pre-
Nuinary match for the Perry trophy by a score OF
II goals to Si2 Tho trophy was presented nv Mrs
Marsd"n 7 Perry and plaved- At the local
grounds through the courtesy of the RumfOrd Polo
club Of Providence, L. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-19
ITALIAN IMPLICATION CELEBRATION

Italians arc preparing to celebrate IN TeTracs
Garden on Friday the unifcation % Italy n lS4'-
--v-ertv-Hve Italian societies. well - ten Greek
organizations and two French societies. viii t'Ks
-av. II will commence in the afternoon with 4
most beautiful woman contest and VII eHd
some time after midnight