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Evening star., 1909-01-24

Hhe events a vaudeville program of an
Ibi hletic and gymnastic nature is ar
hinged This meet will be held the even
ihgs of March is and Is this year.
The members of the relay team for last
year were Clark, Earnshaw. Regis, Bopp
and Capt. SchlOSSer.
Another relay which did good work last
year was Company G. 1st Regiment. This
team consisted of FURNACE. Boernstyn
Dennis and Duncan 1t only lasted the
one season and diSbanded.
Capt. Frank B. Schlosser is considered
by many to be the best all-around ath-
lete in the city. He holds the National
Guard championship for the shot-put.
| broad jump and 22O-yard dash. In 1906
he won the 44O-yard dash in the south
Atlantic championships. beating out big
field. He also holds several y NJ c. A.
records in the jumping events In the
federal games last year, in a special
scratch event in which Martin Sheridan
competed. he tied with the big fellow in
the three standing broad jumps event.
but lost in the jump-off by fraction of
an inch. "Schlitz" was also a member
|, OF the relay and basket ball teams.
w. B. White is another good man. He
holds the guard records for the high
jump, and is the present champion for
the 220-yard hurdles. In 1896 he won
the District championship for the jump.
but taken sick soon after and has
done nothing Of note since. He has now
completely recovered and is training
faithfully to regain his lost laurels. He
has decided TO represent the Washington
Grove Athletic Association for the COM
ing season.
Hugh Royce holds the guard champion
ship. for the jO-yard dash and 103-yard
hurdles, and the District championship
for the 30 and 22O-yard dasheS. AS a
member OF the strong Maryland Athletic
Club he ran some good races, scoring
for several years in the south Atlantic
championships. and running on the relay
He is prominent member OF
the Y NJ. c. a. and will continue to
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Capt. E. C. Edwards.

the team. is entitled TO great deal of
credit for his teams good showing, as he
stuck to the team. although al a financial
loss. and was the leading spirit toward
keeping tie men together throughout the
whole season.
The Military Athletic League Basket
! Ball Athletic Association was organized
| this month and launched on what bids
following teams are members of this
| league: United States Army. Troop f:
| Field Artillery of Fort Myer: Engineers
from Washington barracks; Marines from
marine barracks: District National
Guard. Company Z; Corcoran Cadets. and
First Battalion The officers of the
league are: Capt c. Eugene Edwards,
president; c. f. Jones, U.S.A.. vice presi-
dent: II. T. Hebrick. U.S.A.. treasurer.
| and Nathaniel r Worley. secretary
Three independent amateur teams
Company G. 1st Regiment; Company F.
I'd Regiment. and Capron Cadets-are
| also representatives of the Guardsmen.
as we'll as one professional team.
The professional team is, OF course, en-
! tirey separated from the amateurs and
| is allowed special nights for their games.
Their record to date iS n good one. as
| they have not yet met defeat. Among
their. victories may be mentioned that
| over the crack "Ex -Collegians" of Phila-
delphia. ,1s
Track Athletics.
| The guard has developed any number
of good men but as, track athletics have
not received as much encoura cement as
| other branches these men have been at
| tracted to clubs and colleges.
Every year the Athletic Association
gives an athletic carnival. which is one
| of the most interesting from the spec
tatOr's viewpoint. In this meet the Ma
| tionaI Guard championships for the year
are decided in both individual events. as
We'll as the relays. and there are few
events for outsiders as well. Between
Evening star., 1909-01-24
DORANDO SHES AT HAYES.
Wants Three-Cornered Race With
Longboat Added.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Dorando Pietri
not Il whit the worse for his race las;
night, today declared that he would pre-
fer not to meet John Hayes in two-man
race at the Marathon distance
While the speedy Italian did not refer
to the fact that Corey finished seven miles
behind him yesterday. he declared that a
race with only two men contesting had
too many possibilities Of disappointment
to the spectators.
Il have already defeated Hayes" he
said. and while l should like To run
against him again | should much prefer
the field should include third man, pref
erably Longboat.'
Evening star., 1909-01-24
.REST|COUCHE WINS
VENTURA HANDICAP
King James Beats HaIket in
Other Feature at Los
Angeles.

Los ANGELES. January 23.-Resti-
seven furlonss at Santa Anita today. de-
feating high class of sprinters. Resti-
2ouche carried III pounds and ran the
distance over a muddy track in - 30.
King James, from the Hldredth barn.
won the East Lake handicap of five and
a half furlongs by length and half
from Halket.
Summaries.
First race. seven furlongs-Rieta, los ,Shiliing,.
. TO 20. won; Perl, los Page. to > second
Miss Naomi. los (Rce). 10 l. third. Time
1.2S So. Tackvile. Matte Russell and Genarm
also ran.
Second race. three furlongs; purse-Flying
Squirrel. 1l5 tShilling). even, won; Medallion,
100 (AlcGee), 10 TO /. second: Donau. 115 How-
ard). even. third. Time, O3o i-J Miguess and
ketchem also
Third race Ave and half furlongs; Eastlake
haDdicap-kinS James, l22 DuSanl, TO l..
won: Halket, 101 Oioward). IL to ). second !;
1O1. Angeus. Adr!uche and Old Timer also n.
Fourth race. seven furlOngs: Ventura handicap:
81 800 Acknowledgements III tDuganl. 7 To >.
won: Magazine, lOI tMcGeel. IS TO ., second l.:
Maltbie. 9S page. IL to l. third. Time 1.2J 81
Vox Popui. Glorio. Center Shot, Miss Sain and
Chapultepec also ran
Fifth race. mile and eighth: selins-Frst
Peep. lO4 tArchibaldj. 4 10 10. won; j. c. Glenn
tShilling,, 10 to ], third. Time, 90 40 Mer-
lingo also
sixth race. six furiongs; purse-Mark Antony
ii. 10 IMcGee), IL to ; won; G. w Burt 100
,shllling,, 10 /. second; Critic, l03 Powels,.
IL to .. third. Time, LA II. Port Mahone,
Sibari and Astronomer also ran.
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Capt John E. Brooks and Lieut.. D. Spen
Ger Bliss.

Capt john E. Brooks and Lieut.. D. Spen-
Ger Bliss.
Basket Ball.
Although the guardsmen are repre-
sented by teams in nearly all branches
of sport, basket ball is their speciality.
The outgrowth of the association is from
that sport. and the excellent showing
made by the different teams has done
much to keep the organization before
the sporting public. OF all it's teams.
those representing the Corcoran Cadets
and the I'd Regiment are entitled to more
credit than any of the rest. During the
years of 1901. 1903. 1904. 1905 and 1906
the CorcoranS made enviable records and
held the championship. During the past
two years the Corcorans had to give way
to the superior playing of the I'd Resi-
ment. This team. composed of Capt
Schosser. Bopp. White. Hubbard, Regis
Earnshaw and keliher. won the cham
pionship in 1907 and 1908, and, in addi-
ton. surprised even its most ardent ad-
mirers by winning the South Atlantic
Amateur Athletic Union championship
Dieges and Clust trophy. which will re-
main the permanent property of the club
winning ii for three years.
1t is a regrettable fact that the team
! disbanded last season and the men have
scattered to the four winds Capt.
SchlosSer and keliher are playing with
Georgetown this year; Hubbard and Regis
with the y. NJ. G. A.. Earnshaw with
Carroll Institute. and White and Bopp
have retired.
sergt w. c. Robbins. who managed
Evening star., 1909-01-24
NATIONAL AMATEUR
RACQUET TOURNEY

BOSTON. January 23.-M Hereford and
=. Il. Haushton of Boston had no trouble
in winning their match in the semi-hnals
round of the National Amateur doubles
racquet tournament at the Tennis and
Racquet Club today, defeating y. r. Du-
val and NJ. S. Barger of New York four
straight games by the scores of 16-3
1I-1. 1I-4 and lJ-l2 They will meet
George r. Fearing, jr., and H. -. Scott
of Boston. the present champions. i'm the
final round for the title Fearing and
Scott got into the finals through the de-
fault of \. W. Cabot and Barrett Wen
dell. il. of Boston "f the match sched-
uled for this afternoon.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
GIANTS DEFEAT JOHNNIES.
Three Games Rolled in Plate Print
ers' Duckpin League.

The Giants and the Johnnies of the
Plate Printers Duckpin League of the
bureau Of engraving and printing rolled
three interesting games on Sparroueh's s al
leyS last evening. the former quint car
turing two of the contests. The three
sc 8 were closely contested, and much in
terest was displayed by the spectators.
the majorily of the bowlers seemed to he
rolling on about even terms. The Giants
won the first and last game, while their
opponents got the one in between. Has
sctt of the Johnn:es was the best in
dividual bowler. lie rolled high game
with iu- and had an average Of I0t for
tie e"eniny. Following are the scores:
Evening star., 1909-01-24
L|SSAK HANDICAP
FOR HIGH PRIVATE
Forsythe Horse Captures Fea-
ture Event in a Drive
With Firestone.

OAKLAND. Cal, January 25.-High
Private. carrying the colors of +. A. For
sythe. won the Lissak handicap at En-
eryville today from Firestone. while Do
rante, another Forsythe horse. was third.
Smiley Corbett ruled favorite for the han
dicap, with Firestone and Bellwctner next
in demand. Smiley Corbett interfered
with some Of the others at the start, par
ticular]y Firestone. After that Smiley
Corbett. who went out in front tired bad
ly. High Private closed up and won
driving from Firestone. which closed
much ground and was the best. The race
was worth $3.50 to the winner.
Summaries.
First race. six furlongs: selling Matte. 1903
Gilbert. to l. won: Confessor. loo d.oss,,
Platoon Gromobol. Melar. Distributor Antioch,
Golden Wave and Silver sac also ran.
Fire 1i2 ,Godstein,. to l. won: Recon. ~
!He9sh,' 6 ,,ios to second; Ramona % lS1 Giner
also ran.
Mer :def to M ~"a John T. ssfw shSshan Ds o
tkeogh,. 10 /, second; Miss Delaney. l02
xs. p9ssn 70 to Mabel thiia me ral Liz
Tommy Ahenrn and Chernavaca also ran.
Fourth race, mile. Iissak handicap. value 10
winner. $2.6I0-IIgh Private. 10l (ScovilleI, )
second DGrante: us dec. ; to l. third; Time;
Smiley Corbett also
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards-Ke;che-
mike. 11o ,\ottert. 8 to 10. won: EsteIa e.. IWi
tButler,. IL to ). second: Col. Whi.e ioi
sullivan. L. to 1. third Time .5l ia, ToIl-
box the Captain and Duchess cf Montebello also
Sixth race. futurity course: Cockriil handicap
Rosebcn. l:'U tMeniryI. ! to =. won: Rose Queen
al tTapin,. 10 To |. second; Seven Full 81
'Ross IL 10 D. third Time Il22-5 IIsaro
also ran.
Mondays Entries.
First race. six furlongs; selling Bill Eaton.
Hszelet. TOO: Ace Of Diamonds 1oI: Ten
nessee Boy. 1903: Traffic. iU2: Apto ORC. lol :
Lucky Mate. Galinda. 81: Gretchen e.. -.
Second three fur"ngs -t;arni"ht. Amelia
Rose. E.cctrowan Warfare. Miss Picnic 10:
vondel 101: Ssnotta. Geneva. Tourist Belle
Third race. mile: selling Warning. 1i6: Es-
tella C., ia: Elm and Em, III: Billy Pullman.
10: Derdom. los: Miss Delaney, Apt l06
Yankee Daughter. 102: Cawen LOT; Tollbox. -
Lady Rensselaer,. ~: George kism"t. 80.
Fourth race. seven fnrlongs Charlie Dahcrty.
Jaeobite. Milford. 100: I.isaro. Deutschland.
Arasee. lUJ: Nav Amelia. 100.
Fifth mile and three -sixteenths: selling -
Rhno.-k 1G3 the Captain. 1Wi: Jacomo. To-.
Sea salt. Lady Alicia. 1oi: Prince of Orange.
Graphite. fU2.
Sixth race. five and Bc-half flrlnnGs: selling
St Francis. Prestige. III: Evran, III: FL Davis
Honest. John A. Nalion. 11n: ConstRuiia ton
vent Bcli. 100: rdcllo. Spohn, l01: Bereed.
IO5 Laura Clay. 100.
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Third h"a Thrall first. Falconer second. Shir
Cliff third.
Finals 22O-Yard Dash.
Thrall first, Farmer second, Fowle third. Time.
60 - 3D.
6OO-Yard Run, 7 Laps.
Fslconer first. Washington second, Hyatt
third. Time 2.47 8 5.
Mile Run, 90 Laps.
Farmer first. Renn"r second. White third Esty
fourth. Time. = Al 10
High Jump.
SpranSy :, feet. first: Lynch. feet 10 Inches
second Motley. feet inches, third.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
.JOiIN\IE>
Pioneers Win Two.

The Pioneers and knickerbockers % the
I'olonial Bowling League rolled three
games last night. the former winning tine
first and third. Scores:
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4O-Yard Dash.

First heat Fowle first. Gersdo-r second.
SECOND heat ilinhel first, Trw seroud
Third heat Thra!l first. ko"hle" second
Fourth heat first. Cililcott second
Ffti h"at--Burg"ss first, Phillips second
SIKH heat Farmer first. White second
Seventh hcat-Spransy first, Washington second.
Semi-Finals 4O-Yard Dash.
First heat-T Thrall first. Fowlr second.
Second heat-Farmer first koehlcr second
Third hcat-SpTansy fist, Burgess second
Finals 4O-Yard Dash.
SiransY first, Fowic second Kochier third
Time. Uu4 80.
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Semi mi-Finals 4O-Yard Dash.
Finals 4O-Yard Dash
22O-Yard Dash, 21a Laps.

First neat Farmer first. Burgess second,
SrranSy third.
Second heat-Fowle first. Maync second. Soe
yer third.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
Summarizes:

First race. purse SlJ0 for three yea r-olds and
upward; selling: six furlOngs-Mss X. q. B..
1O2 leach to !. to 10, > to 3, first: Merise
IS (Brannonl. 16 TO 5. II to 10, l to =, second
Arawaka. 1O+ Murphy. to I. TO >. to TO-
third. Time. 1.16 2-5. Bosom Friend and Panique
also
Second race purse $3.50. for three year -olds and
upward: selling; one mle-St Abe. 105 tCr1w-
ley). to l. to ], even first; Charles G. Gates,
1OS CMahonl to l. to l. even. second; Flar-
ney. 105 tMoore,. . to ). to 10. out. third.
Time. LAG. Gramsar, Bright Boy and Flimnal
also ran.
Third rae. purse $3.50, for three -year-olds and
upward: about seven furlcngs-Racquet. los
uRach,. 8 TO 10, to 5. out. first Sisky, los
Crowley. . to 1. to 5, out, second; Anna
Time. 1.2O 1-5 Baby Wilt. also ran
Fourth race purse $780, for three -year-oldS and
upward; selling; five furlongs- 1Oi
,Burns,. TO 5. to 5. out, first Soiree. 1n'
Niurphyl. IA to ). to ). l to =. second
Spansed Banner. 30 ,t;rittnI S to !, to ].
to 5. third Time. 1.Oj After ALL Polar Star
and Zafrealso ran.
Fifth race purse Sl5O for three -year-olds and
up: selling: six furionSs-Bs Hand. 107 tGrif
Tin. to >. l to and out. first NoiSeess,
10 CBurnsi. 3 II 1. to ) and out, second
Sam Clay, ll2 Murphy. Ia :. 10 aud out.
third. Time. LIS. kiccadonna also ram
Evening star., 1909-01-24
LARGE CROWD At
SAVANNAH RACES
Boys on Their Own Ponies the
Feature of the
Day.

SAVANNAH, Ga. January @.-The
largest attendance of the meeting marked
the Thunderbolt racing this afternoon.
The weather was springlike and the last
event being a local race between boys
mounted on their own ponies served to
largely increase the attendance. In the
second race Racquet almost knocked Sis
kin down on the second turn. In the
fifth race Big Hand moved up strong in
the last eighth, forging from last place
to first.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

Goals-A. Schmidt c. Schuerholz 60. Granger,
w Schmidt 90, Jones. Roberts t3l. Crogan t;i,
Hubbard ~. Fowler. Free tosses-A. Schmidt,
Crogan Hubbard t2I, Reyes.
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Evening star., 1909-01-24
PIONEERS.

Totals. Sl4 II2 sSJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
rHAo MAKES A KICK,
Raises Objection 10 Cutting Gown
Government Landmark.

BELL. ria. Nov, EDITOR sun,
l would like to ask through the col
umns OF your valuable paper what
right has a read overseer to cut down
and destroy the old landmark trees ON
the public roads OF this county. such
as are known as tore and aft treesg
We have had road out here by my
place FOR about II years, practically
as straight as the one they cut by
the side Of Il, and the real estate
owners Who lived ON each side OF Il
were satisfied with the road, but ia
keep the road man IN a job, | Rm told,
our commissioner gave the road man
orders TO cut II on the section line.
irrespective OF whose property Il In.
inred, and to move all trees and
stumps for n width OF 10 feet, after
the road hands had. inside OF "a least
fifteen or eighteen months. been over
that road four or Eve times taking up
all the stumps In the roadbOd. SO
10 keep the wheel going our com,
missioner decides 70 virtually cut a
new road. II there was some chance
for us TO set some hard surface on
that road. well and good, but there
Is not. As 70 the moving Of any OF
the old Government landmarks. | say
It Is high time our United states OH.
eiala we're looking after that matter.
The unlted States land laws forbid Il,
ard 20 does our state law, say Il
our county commissioners are 70.
sponslble for the fore and OF trees
on the public roads being cut, they
hould BE- prorooutod when I was
county oommlsaioner / forbid my road
man TO cut any fore and ait trees. Tor
n al Of the United States landmarks
are removed. how would surveyor
locate my land. Or anyone oise's9
r. G, BRYANT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
MAN OF MILLIONS
CONES TO- TOWN
PRESIDENT OF ELelN WATCH CO,
PAYS GAINESVILLE A VISIT.
Has Long Had Faith In Florida
Which Has Never Been shaken,
and Owns Property In state.

Among the most prominent visitors
OF the year 20 Gainesville Is chas, II,
Hulburd Of Chicago. president Of the
Elgln National Watch Company, one
of the wealthiest concerns OF its kind
in the world, who spent Thursday
here as a guest OF Hon. Henry s,
Chubb, his former friend.
Mr.. Hulburd resembles more a
business man Of the ordinary time
than the thrice millionaire that he Is,
He dresses in plain clothes, has the
air OF a good. clever, fellowand car.
ries II out--and one would think
without knowing that he was Just an
ordinary fellow" His manner IA
plain, his disposition frank and do.
nestle, and his general appearance
would not indicate that he was any
more than an ordinary business man,
struggling for the existence OF llv.
ing.
hut Mr. Hulburd n gruntvr because
he Is az the head OF one OF the lead.
ing watch manufactures OF thu world.
Mr. Hulburd has always Deen inter.
ested In Florida. and Il a friend Of
the State and its people lie owns
Heather Island. n tract embracing
1900 acres in Marion county. where
a large and handsome orange grove
existed before the fatal freeze Of
ISst.5. lie Is stln cultlyatlng The
property, however. and was en- route
10 Heather Island where be viii
spend the winter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR FLORIDA TEAM
UNIVERSITIES HUSKY LADS DE-
FeATEp oLYMPics WITH EASE.
Msny Brilliant Plays Were Made,
Which Demonstrated That Flor
Ida outsIassed Their Rivals.

Again the Florida University foot
ball team met and conquered, having
won over the strong olymplcs OF Jack.
sonyllle on the local grldIrOn satur
day afternoon IN one OF the most spec
tacular aud scientific games ever Wit
messed here. The score was II TO D
In favor OF Florida,
And when Il Is said that Florida
defeated the olympios Il is saying a
great deal. for the visitors are well.up
ON the game, az was demonstrated by
heir brilliant playing at various stages
Of the game
The weather conditions we're most
favorable, with the result that quite
number Of enthusiasts and admirers
Of Fiorida's team were there 70 euoour.
age the boys and lend their husky
cheers In pushing them ON 10 victory.
While II n true that the oiympIes
are wcltup IN the game. Il Ia con.
oedod that Florida has the be,tor team,
as IN several Instances The superiority
Of the eoilege team was demonstrated
There were number Of wellplaB.
nod and brilliantly executed plays on
the part Of Florida. but the stars Of
u the came were Farl Taylor aud
Moody
Those forming tho uuiycralty lineup
In this game we're ~ follows' storter.
contori Cox, rk; RAIDER IT.; SIC.
cormlck. REL MCMILLAN. Isl waggner
D.; Moody. Johnston IL Adgortou. Qb,
Stands, H.. p Taylor, m, Vidal.
LOO
Summary Touehdowns. Moody I.
Taylor g. goals from touchdown.
.TavlOF :.
Referee Mr. ahandli umpire. Ev'
ans. tlme Keeper. Carter
Halves. "a and 90
The Sun % hdepted 20 y Jacob.
son, Of The University, fof GA excellent
detailed account % tho game. bui re-.
srelu that owing 10 lack of timo ard
SPACE. We were unable 20 uso the
same
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22

Miss Edelwelss Price Of Micanopy.
who has been visiting Miss Alma Fen.
nell for the past two weeks. returned
10 her home yesterday, 20 the regret
Of her many friends
While here Miss Price had several
entertainments given IN her honor.
Special mention l. that given b. Miss
Fennell 70 the Kappa Alpha Ffaiern.
lty Of Florida aud their friends The
house was pretllly decorated with
palms. ferns and red rOses. the latter
being the flower Of che fraternity
IN one room was on ~gh-frgailm
table Miss Pearl Colson being the
winner Of ioyely a. % . banner. The
prize given forremembfr.ng IRE most
articles on the table Miss Vidal and
ar. william Stands receiving The
BOBBY
Another amusement consisted u q
hunt for the North Pole. in which The
young men had q regular Cook and
Peary scramble Mr. Y0ungi0te Was
rewarded 9Th q Cook ior being the
finder
some beautiful teicciious ~ nlsrie
werc rendered and during ne evenins
delicious refreshments Nere served
ln courEes.
When ths time came for parting
everyone thanked ths eharminE hos
tess ana her lovely rusrt q honor
sor 3 mott delEhifui srcnihE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
WALDO NOTES.
l Railroad Having China Trees
CT cown.-News Notes.

/ Railroad Having China Trees
CT cown.-News Notes.
ADO Nov. 2O.-section Master
has had the china trees cut
q The depot according TO a
3 @der 70 destroy all such trees
righi Of way Of the s. A. l..
Is they harbor the whltefy.
ie'l'e to orange trees. II Is
Insect known to infest the
We, Ehose leaves and ber-
Used 10 prevent the weeviI
p bRa
40 b Weeks has displayed
aa' and gone to considerable
n Sitting up his new quarters
Dig 'onsorial business. New
include hot and cold
I" porcelain bath tub and
hev chair up TO date IN
sat beautifully papercd
.Ainied aoor and gas lights.
e.iy-like appearance Of
suite an invitation 20
Nr slocum win serve
Win kramer. who has
employment Of Mr. Mnn.
IA non a moving train OF
L and striking a cattle
''.et and bis body vas
o1 Friday aud sent 10
~ Hugh Williams have
~. 'asIr trip 10 baltimore.
'eaased thelr stock Of
-. ir tAsir neu store. ne
.aiirg g being pashsd
y c~trAeiw Pope. TIE
l's beiug aid Ths
o5enea a. soaa 81
~ 'saay NJ ana nr1
~ - :. LyaehburE wa.a
t,.u. younE nsEro uho
- - s'.aa IL Tansa . sss
-fsaf eralhing ~
rsts, aas u.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22

Cards are 0st announcing The ap
preaching marriage ~ n Meredith
Clarke 81 ttlu eliy and hilSs lda Fibn.
q charming yeung hsY ~ cofGsis.
dsp uhieh sgeni nlH osour % the
home ~ fhe brides parents ln Cor
dele. % the gilb lasi. ehleh wili
~ neat Wednesday
The groom h vel kn0Nn nn1 popa.
iaf ~ tkis ciif and section. HAVING
bfeh for soms time 3 resident here
10 e tfaFeiins representative ~ fhe
hauafree Trgnk sad fias Company.
and has q oumbr ~ friends through
oei BE- tefritogy Who eiii ertsad COO
gfatuiafions ln aepsEce
Tae gouaE ladY uto d so0h a. BE-
come MFs Cisfks Il 0ns ~ Cordels'a
soeisl faForiles. cgmias sFon 0as ~
sAs Hnsst fsmilies ~ "a Qemnla.
~ pegefs ~ Magria - tkss eity
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