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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Eavs Root Print II. HiTs,At
Diamonds, Edholm, jewsler. "
Thomas w. blackburn, Lawyer.
Rudolph r. swoboda, Pubno-AcoountanS
Bowman, lit N. 16, Douglas shoe. $3.50.
Pa Rourks for Quality cigars 31e 8. 18th.
R~tnshart, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Equitable Life-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. D.. Nicely. manager, Omaha
Burgess-0randsn CO., 1911 iva st.
Gas, electric fixtures, electric wiring and
repairs. Residence electric fans. $1,000.
Every woman should have a safe place
to keep money and ~valuables. A box In
the American Safe Deposit vaults in The
Bee building costs only 81 a year or 81
for three months.
Discharges in BRnkruptoy-Judge w. H.
Munger has granted the following final dis
charges in bankruptcy in the United States
district court: Henry Herold of Platts-
mouth. Ulysses II. Leslie of the Leslie
Trading company of Omaha, Hudson l.
Murdoch OF Columbus and William IL.
Campbell Of Pender
Dan Butler Needs H-orsemsn-Dan But
Ter, who has charge of the Ak-Sar-Ben
\ parade. is stiHscshortr forty horsemen and
horses for the daylight parade. He says
that all applicants must be subjects Of the
King and must report before next Monday
light. the last meeting before the fall fes-
tival.
Asks $4,000 for Injuries-For injuries
received when a heavy gang pillow fell on
him, Frank ]. Morris has begun suit in
district court against the Parlin, Orendorf
Z Martin company for $4,000. He says his
g was so badly crushed 1t win never be
traight again and he was injured in
srnaily.
NO Lid Trouble at Hibblsr'a Park
through an erroneous statement made al
lplice headquarters it was reported that
Gle arrest OF six men for selling liquor al
q park Sunday occurred at Hibbler's park
then in fact It happened at a place or
t5rty-ninth and L~eavenworth, sometimes
cnown as Nelson's park.
Changing ouaEters-Tne office of thC
= Emigration bureau has beene transferred
,om the fourth floor Of the federal build.
z TO the third floor adjacent to the office
the United States commissioner In room:
and Sl2, The former office OF the immi
alton bureau win be used as an office by
lief Chemist Ross of the United States
re food laboratory.
sixth Warders Make Big Plans-Witt
'er 100 applications FOR membership Sc,
red since the last meeting, the Sixth
ard Republican club expects to hold the
ost successful meeting since the cam.
lign started in Petersen's hall at Twenty.
urth md Burdette streets Wednesday
5ening. Candidates will be present and q
olored quartet has been engaged to sing
Too Many Wives-Charging Harry l.
Williams had a wife living when he mar
led her, Rose Williams has begun sui
n district court 10 have her marriage an
nulled. She says she did not discover tn
fact there was a No, l In the family befor
her until after she had been married tw,
weeks. She says she Immediately left he
husband when she learned the true stat
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
clover Centerpiece.

The housewife who wishes to decorate
her luncheon or dinner table without any
expense except a little time can find moth
ing dainter or sweetsr than the sweet
clover now so plentiful in vacant lots. Sc
lect the blossoms which are not IN full
bloom, with plenty Of leaves on the stalk.
Arrange in a low glass DO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09

vinegar. To each gallon OF vinegar add
three pounds OF sugar. Boil, cool, pour
over tomatoes. Add 5 cents worth OF WHEELS
cloves. some stick cinnamon. Cover, keep
In a cool, dark place. Ready for use in
two weeks. DO not scald the spices; Just
put them In the bottom OF jar.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
niennInI Come. Ment.

The National Board OF Young women's
Christian associations has announced that
the next biennial convention Of the national
association will be held in ST. Paul. MINI,
next April. This will be the first time tbs
biennial has ever been held west Of Chi
cago, ard the meeting will afford especial
opportunities to the women OF the middle
west and the west. who have been further
away from association eenters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09

Nell Donohue, Clara skesington of Edna
Mo-; Tress Robbins, Bernadette Shelby,
Myra Whidden, Russell McKelvy. Nell
Creedon, Mesdames John f. Marsh, NJ. E.
Donohue and w. J. Creedon.
House Party.
Mr.. Carl f. shaeffer gave a jolly house
party at his bungalow at Cut Off lake
Saturday and Sunday. Ten young people,
oheperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Shaef-
fer, enjoyed boating, canoeing, dancing and
a picnic banquet. The members OF the
party were Misses Helen, lone and Flor.
ence Dovey and Glare Coleman Of Platts-
mouth and Miss Hortense Eads OF South
Omaha; Messrs. VIII Ramsey, A. j. Jack
elsen and Carl g. Shaeffer.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mrs. d. NJ. V~insonhaler and children re-
turned Monday from Lake Washington,
Mimi, where they have been for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brandeis and fam
lily, except Miss Ruth Brandeis, have re-
turned from an eastern trip. Miss Ruth
Brandeis will spend a part of the autumn
in the White mountains and in New York
after which she will visit in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Blackwell and
Mrs. Martha Blackwell returned Sunday
evening from a pleasant automobile trI
to Chicago and Muscatine, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Swales and
daughter of Buffalo. N. Y, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Haney, 4ll3 Lafay'
cite avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
Green Tomato Pickle.

Wash large tomatoes, slice one inch
thick, sprinkle generously with salt, lst
drain over night; in the morning let them
come to the s~calding point In vinegar, then
drain and put in open jar. Take fresh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
Oroheum Party.

Miss Tress Robbins was hostess Monday
afternoon at a matinee party at the Or
pheum In honor Of Miss Stella Creedon of
Denver, the party occupying two boxes.
Each guest received a souvenir Of the oc-
casion. Those present we're Misses Stella
Creedon OF Denver. Mercedes Caughlin,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
A Dannerous Wouna

Is rendered a%ntiseptio by Bucklen's Arnica
salvsi the healing wonder for sores, burns,
piles. eczema and salt rheum. &c. Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
A XIper in the stomach

is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help all
such cases OF no pay, SOC, Beaten Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09

as completely as coughs and colds wreck
lungs. Cure them quick with DIR. Kings
New Discovery. Soc and 500. Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09

-Four members OF the Tuesday Morning
Bridge club met at the Country club for
bridge and luncheon. The afternoon was
spent with needle work.
Miss Mary Haunting gave a luncheon, fol-
lowed by a quilting bee, in honor Of Miss
Nellie Fay Monday afternoon, the guests
being members OF the Blaness club-Mrs.
George Gruenig, Misses Bernice Bunnell,
Pearl Rockfellow, Theodore Borglum, Flor
ence Cook, Kathryn Haunting, HELEN Bran
dais.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
Sorority Party.

Miss Katherine Beeson entertained at
a theater party Tuesday evening at the
orpheum for the members of Kappa Kappa
sorority Of Brownell Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Beeson chaperoned the party and
a supper was served after the theater
at the home of the hostess and the mem
bers OF the sorority also spent the
night there. The party included Miss
Elizabeth Davis, Miss Menie Davis, Miss
Mildred Butler, Miss Elizabeth Bruce, Miss
Ruth Hammer and Miss Katherine Beeson.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
FALsEY IS CAPTAIN.
Chosen by Harra to Lead N. H. II. S.
 Nine Against Yale Freshmen.

Falsey, one of the outfielders of the New Haven high school nine, was ap- pointed captain yesterday by Harra, who has been debarred from playing by the faculty. Falsey is a good player and showed excellent form throughout last season. He will lead the boys in Saturdays game against the Yale freshman Harra. although unable to play in games, has been out daily and has assisted In the practice.
 The candidates put in much practice at the Westville ground yesterday, be- ing given fielding and batting practice. Coach Hackett took charge of the boys and kept them on the jump. He did some batting and coached them on sys- tematic work. Mir. Beecher will also be out to coach the boys, and has stated that he intends to secure one of the col lege pitchers to come out to-day
 Messinger, who explained last sea- sons championship eleven at the local high, showed up for the first time yes terday for practice, and was tried out at second base. While a freshman at tho school. he was captain of his class baseball team, which won the class championship. Tommers, last years high school baseball captain, and Beck ert, who also played on last years nine, were members of this team. Messinger Is a heavy hitter and q good fielder and ought to make good During yes- terdays practice he was unable to do much good fielding, as he injured his wrist badly during the early part of the practice. His work with the stick, however, was good
 There are two small men uot for tho team, Sullivan, and Lapldes. Sullivan is a good player, but will have 10 work hard to make good as many other good men are also out for the same position Lapidcs. who Is out for catcher, Is the only man besides Blakeslee out for that position, Lapides, who Is barely Ave feet tall has been doing great work. His good fielding and work at the bat is very noticeable. If he continues his BOOu WOrK Hc VIII DIoNe tO DC d worthy understudy to Blakeslee, tho star catcher.
 Two teams were chosen yesterday. Tab was kept on the players, and those who showed up the best will probably be given, q chance in the game Saturday. MT. Harra umplred tho game.
 As present indications show, 1t looks as if Hallicker will start the work on the slab for the high school in their game Saturday, Grodske, no doubt, will also be given chance to show his ability
 The high school boys will probably be up against Tomners In this game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
GRAYS' BURST OF SPEED.
In Final Period of Game With Tigers
 Proves Successful.
Especial 10 Inc JournnI-Courierl

Providence, April 1,-In one of the best and fastest games of the season the Providence team defeated Paw tucket tonight by score of to 8. Up to the last period tho visitors out played the Grays and the second per- Tod ended with the score standing 1 to in favor of Pawtucket Up to this time the Tigers had all the best of the contest. but In the last session the home team put on n burst of speed that has not been surpassed hero this season
 The visitors were played off their feet and the four goals scored were on the finest kind of work. Curtis never played better and Hardy starred from beginning to end. Both goal tends showed brllancy that repeated y brought tho house to it's feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
A SPLENDID CARD Best Over Night Events Offered at Present Benning
 Meeting. EDGELY WINS FIRST RACE Crosses Tape Half Length Ahead of Bob Callahan---Favorite Fails
 to Figure.

Washington, April 1.---No better card of overnight events has been off, fered at the present Benning meet ing than that of to-day. The fields were well filled and the handlcapping was excellent resulting in true flnlsh- ca. The weather was cloudy, the track sloppy and the crowd fair.
 The first race, selling affair for three-year-old proved to be the best of the day. Greene was made favor ite, but did not figure in the result, Edgely winning by half a length from Bob Callahan, jr.
 Grandpa won the April stecplechase with the favorlte. Prince of Pilsen. second.
 Summary:
 First race, selling, three year olds and up, six and half furlongs, Co., lumbia course: Edgely, 1O5. McFad- den. 10 to 1, to 1 and to 5, won; Bob Callahan. jr., 91. Fairbrother, 5 to 1, to 1, and even, second; Lallys 10S. McCahey, to 9, 6 to 5, and tb 2, third. Time, 1925. Battle Axe, Greene. Moonlight. Murphy. Sherring and Ballad also ran.
 Second. four and a half furlongs-- Von Laer, 107. Brussel, to 5, 4 to s and to 3, won; Rose Beaumont, 104, Krause, 80 to 1. 12 to 1 and 10 1, second; Alice Navarro, 104. Fairbroth- CT, 40 to 1, 10 to and to 1, third. Time, 59 4-5
 Third race. seven furlongs--Work- man, 105. Mccarthy, even, to and out. won; Clements, 10s. Brussel. IS to 5. to and to 5. second: Belle of the Bay. l03, A. Lee. 12 to 1, 9 to 1. and 4 to 5. third. Time, 1:s1 1-5.
 Fourth race. four and a half fIr- longs--Dan de Noyles. 1o6. W. Walk CT, to 1, 9 to. i. and even, won; Rag man, 94, Steele, 10 to i, 3 to 1. and 8 to 5, second: Glessner H., 91, Fair brother, 100 to 1, 30 to 1, to 1, third. Time, :59 2-5.
 Fifth race, April selling steeple- chase, about two miles and half Grandpa, 14s, Kelleher, 1S to s, g to 1, and to 3. won; Prince of Pilsen. 15s. McInerney, to 5, to and out. second; Muddy, 141. J. Steele. 5 to 1, to and ? to 5, third. Time, 5:19
 Sixth race, one mile---Kfng of Bash an, 95. Mccarthy to 2, even and out, won; Killlecrankie, 10s, McDan- iel, 12 to 5. : to 10 and out. second; Campaigner, 100. McCahey, 8 to 1, q to 1. and out, third. Time, 144.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
TRINITY DEFEATED s ------------------ Yale Takes Game from Hart ford Team by Score
 of 5 to 2. TWO MINES USED BY ELLIS Double Play in Second Inning Feature of an Uninteresting Con-
 test.
TWO MINES USED BY ELS

Tn an erroress and very unlnterest- ing game yesterday afternoon at Yale field the Yale baseball team defeated the Trinity team by the score of to g. The players on the Yale team hit the Trinity pitcher, Wodle, in the first inn ing, scoring three runs, and the inabil- ity to hit him any more kept the SCOT ing by Yale later down to g. In the eighth inning when the score was 6 to l. Captain Jones retired the whole reg ular team from the field except Will Hams and Bomar and sent on seven substitutes. Trinity was unable to score in the eighth, but Connors. start ed off the ninth with a clean single. Smith followed with another and sent Connors to second. Gildersleeve then sent a fly to Bomar at second Captain Flanders then knocked the ball out into the field and brought in Connors IT. Gildersleeve knocked fly to left field, which Schlahey caught. ending tho game
 Yale started the scoring in the first Inning. Captain Jones, the first man up to the bat singled and stole second, Murphy sacrificed but to first. Wheat on knocked a grounder and was put out. Fels was hit and went to first, Clifford followed with a hit and Jones came in with Murphy only few ya,ds behind him. Fels went to third and came in before Williams knocked to Gilderseeve at short and was put out at first.
 Connors. the first Trinity man up Knocked a grounder to short. Smith, next up sent an easy one to Van Week who tossed the ball to Coy, put ting him out. Gildersleeve struck out and the side was retired. In the sec ond inning Captain Flanders of Trinity scored after singling and stealing sec- ond Gildersleeve went out on n fly. Carroll went to first and further SCOT ing was prevented when Potter drove the ball to Williams who sent 1t 10 Bomar who in turn sent it to Coy put k ting Potter and Carroll out.
 In the seventh inning Cushing who succeeded Van Vleck In the box in the fourth. stole second and third and was brought home by Jones' hit. Bomar had struck out before Gushing came up and now Murphy and Wheaton sent flies to left and right field respectively, ending the scoring.
 Rose went fin to pitch for Yale the next inning and Phllbin went in to catch. Taylor took coy's place on first Peck went to short, and schlafey, Mall . aory and Parker filled the field. Trim ity's score ended the game. Tho sum mary:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Y. M. c. A. TEAMS ELECTION.

The boys department baseball team of the Y. M. c. A. met last night and elected the following officers: Cap- tain, Hugh Young: manager. Daniel Lawlor They win play their opening game against the Strong Grammar school this Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Strong grounds. The team is after the city championship for boys sixteen years and under, and challenges can be sent to Daniel Law Tor. at the Y. M. c. A. This team will also represent the Y. M. c. A. against Yale Hall for the cup present. ed by the captain of the Yale team, Tad Jones'" to the winners of three out of the five games played between the two teams.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
ON GRIDIRON AGAIN Captain Burch and Coach Big low Give Candidates
 Some Points. NEARLY ALL NEW MEN Hobbs Assisting in the Work--Regu- lars Spending Time in
 Baseball.

Practice for the candidates for the Yale football elevens of next fall be- gan at Yale field yesterday afternoon and 95 new men showed up for work. The practice consisted in bunting and passing and starts and lasted only about an hour. The work was under tho direction of Captain Burch and Head Coach Biglow. who was captain of last falls championship eleven.
 The number of men who are on the baseball nine who also play football was the cause of not more men com ing out for practice yesterday. As- sistant Coach Tad Jones, who will de- velop a quarterback to take his place on the team. Is captain of the baseball team and will be unable to give the football men any attention this spring. Wheaton, Murphy. Philbin and Coy, who have the positions. in the backfeld on the eleven, all play on the nine.
 \ Hobbs, who played during the last fall on the second eleven, because of his disqualification for varsity work on account of having played prev ously on Dartmouth, was out with Rurch and Biglow yesterday and help ed with the new men. He will. In all probability, be one of the regular tackles on the eleven next fall.
 A bunting contest will take place the latter part of next week and will last two or three days. The entries in the contest who make the best dis tances, will receive cups as prizes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
VICTOR FROM START Arienette Wins Ladies Stakes. Taking the Race in the
 First Furlong. MOTHERS CLAIM OF FOUL Because Mount Was Crowded Against Fence Early in Event is Not
 Allowed.
MOTHERS CLAIM OF FOUL

New orlJns, April 1.--The ladies' stakes, sl,000 added. was won at the Fair grounds to-day by Arienette, which took the race in the first fur long Jockey Notter, on Anne Magee. which finished second. put in a claim of foul because his mount had been crowded against the fence early in tho race, but the claim was not allowed
 Summary:
 First, four and q half furlongs-- Brougham. 109 c. Koerner, to 5. don; Niger Baby, 10S, V. Powers, 6 to 1, second: Guy Fisher, l07, J. Lee, 13 to 5, third Time. :54 3-5.
 Second, five and a half furlongs- Bess Ward, 109, C. Koerner. to 2, won; Shirley Rossmore, 1O7, J. Lee, [ 10 1, second; Rebel queen 107. V. Powers, to ,, third, Time, 1;OS
 Third, furlongs Canada, j. Lee to ,, won; Earls Court, 1O9, Nottep, 3 to 2, secona Big Ben, 1o1, A. Mar tin, ( to l. third, Time, l;l4
 Fourth, four furlongs. ladies' stakes -~AFlenelte, llb, J, Lee, | to /, won; Anne McGee, 115, NIcol, to 2, sec ond; Lena Leechc, no, " Powers, 75 to 1. third Time. ;49.
 Fifth, mile and an eIghth--Lemaco, l19, Notter, IS to ., won; Glorifer, 116, " Powers, 8 to D, second; Pedro, no. ]. Loc, ii to 5, third Time, 1858 l-5. First Premium ran
 Sixth six furlongs Escutcheon, lO9, Delahy, to 1. won; saylor, 1O4, LeIbert, 50 to 1, second; E. T. Shipp, 94, s. Flynn, to third. Time, 1:t4 1-5
 Seventh, mile and threc-sxteenths -Hooray, 104, S. Flynn, to 2, won; Lord Lovat, i07 Notter, to 2, sec ond; Anna Day, lO9, c. Korner, 40 to |, third Time, 2;O0 4-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

At Washington, D. C., April 1.--- Georgetown university 1S,, Gallaudet g.. At Columbia, s. C.--Boston (Nat) T. Columbia (s. A) 6.
 At Charlottesville, Va,-University of Virginia 5, Amherst 1,
 At Montgomery, Ala.-Montgome (Southern 5. Brooklyn CNat) 4.
 At Phladelphiar-U of P. IS. Albright college 2.
 At Durham, N C.-Trinity college 9, Colgate university 0.
 At Chapel Hlll, N. Gu. of N. C. [, Cornell 2,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02

son, the English featherwelght cham pion. in the third round of what was scheduled as a six-round bout before the National Athletic club. Cans was nearly ten pounds heavier than his op- ponent and his long reach gave him q decided advantage. Robson was drop ped for the count early in the third round and moment later he was again noored. The referee then stopped tha bout.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
AMERICANS WIN GAMES.
Marshall and Jolpcr Defeat Cohn
 and Berger in Chess.

Vienna, April 1--In the eighth round of the international chess tour nament to-day both Americans won their games, Marshall against Cohn and Johner against Berger. Mar oc2y and Schlechter are now tied for first place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Trinity.

Hit by pitcher, by Woodle 3; struck out, by Woodle 5, by Van Vleck 8, by Gushing l, by Rose 2; stolen bases Jones 2: sacrifice hits, Murphy and Wheaton; double plays, Woodle, Ab- bey and Smith; Williams, Bomar and Coy; time, 1:2o; umpire, Mr. Merritt; attendance 1,S00.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Providence Fights UphIll Battle With Pawtucket, Pulling Out
 10 5 Victory.
NATIONAL LEAGUE sr.,prNc.
GAMES TONIGHT.
Providence at Bridgeport. Pawtucket at Waterbury.

Hartford, April New Brttaln's polo team made its last appearance here to. night md won. to 4 Hartford play ed two amateurs In the last period New Britain won the only goal in the first period. and won out in the sec. ond. Bushes: Mercer ', schiffer s Hart 2, tie 1. stops: Sutherland 1T Bnnnon 45. Fouls, Coggeshall. Ref. cree. Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Defeats Bridgeport State Lcagucrs in
 Three Straight Games.

Bridgeport, April 1-The R. R. Y. M' C. A. bowlers of New Haven and leaders in the State Y. M, C. A. league found tho local team easy hore this evening capturing three straight games schlegel rolled the best game highest single and total of the evening His three strings was 56O.
 Tho erorcq.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Bridgeport Y. NJ. C. \.
CHERRIES APRIL FOOLED.
Pickwicks Play Unexpected Trick on Y. M. k. C. Bowling Leaders.

The Piekwicks played a pretty April Tool Joke on the Cherries last night at tho N' M R. C. alleys by winning two out of three games from the league leaders and rolling o09 in the third and final game. The race in this league is most exciting one. Tho gnnrnA,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
PRINCETON SCORES sHur.orT.

Princeton, N. j., April 1--Princeton defeated the Dickinson nine here toe day by a score of to Q.
 Batteries-Longstaff and Frye Will pon Horton, Clarke, Dawson and Phil lips,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
AMERICAN AUTO SAILS.
Is on for AlaslSn---Italian Car in santa
 Barbara. Cal.

Seattle, wash, April l. The Ameri" can automobile in the New York-to- Paris race was hoisted aboard the steamship Santa Clara to-day and sail ed for Valdez Alaska The Italian car passed Santa Barbara, Cal, this afternoon for San Francisco by the coast road. The French car passed Rhyolite, Nev, to-day and headed for Death Valley,
 Tho German machine is in Evanston. Wyo, tonight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
COULDN'T SOLVE FILES.
Bowdoin TWirler Allows Brown Base-
 ball Team But Two Hits.

Providence, R, l., April 1.--Bowdoin defeated Brown to this afternoon. It was the first baseball game of the season for both teams, The Brown men were unable to hit the Bowdoin pitcher, Files, and made costly errors in field ing when men were on bases. The score by innings;
 R II |, Bowdoin ........0 2 0 0 0 03 @-5 6 4 Brown ....,.....0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4 2 Batierles-~Fles and Bowers; Nourse and Raymond, Umpire, Rock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
CANS FLOORS ROBSON.
Clever Lightweight Champion Stop,
 FnglIshman In Third Round

Philadelphia, April doe Cans. col orod champion lightweight pugilist of the world, tonight stopped Spike Rob-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-02
Immigration officials stopped the trt

Immigration officials stopped the tra valer at the dpck and asked his bugi- ness. "l am arrive in pursuance of my agreement to marry MeeRe Flossy Gold top sHld the stranger Sunny France for you" replied the chief nqusltor. Aliens under contract arc barred. Youll find nice detention pen at tho left NeEt,' -- Philadelphia Public Ledger