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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
MUD BATH DISCIPLE
GETS INTO TROUBLE
ScantiIy Clad, He Rolls in Shiny
Street Near Home, and Neighbors
Summon PoIice-Insanity
Charged

Covered with thick yellow mud and
his scant raiment Tapping in the
breeze, G. r. Rose a mud bath fad
dist" gave two policemen and a crowd
of neighbors a lively chase yesterday
morning over a three mile stretch
Rose, who lives in the vicinity of the
intersection of Lake Shore avenue and
Sunset boulevard, was taken into Gus
tody by the police and will be exam
lned as to his sanity. He admits he
is a mud bath faddist and claims he
only wanted to take advantage of the
plentiful supply of mud furnished in
his neighbOrhood by the downpour of
the night before.
He was enjoying himself to the limit,
walloWing in the Shiny street and rub
bling the mud on his body and into his
hair, when neighbor eSpied him. I'M
mediately a shout for help was issued
and crowd began to gather. They
tried to take possession of the mud
begrimed bather, thinking he had gone
mad.
Rose then took flight with his neigh
bors in hot pursuit. Patrolmen Meyer
and Windsor joined in the chase, but
the fleeing man is an excellent Splinter
and was not burdened by many gar
ments to hinder his progress. At Tenn
pie street he boarded a car, but the
carmen threw him off Being some
distance in advance of his pursuers he
stopped to take another dip in a tempt
ing mud hole. This was his undoing
Before he could extricate himself the
officers had seized him. He was taken
to the central police station.
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MOTORISTS AND THE CLUBS

The Ontario Motor league has taken up the
road sign question.
The membership Of the Automobile club at
Columbia, S. c., is now close TO 100.
The Motor league Of Rhode Island is arrang-
ing quarters in. the Crown hotel at Providence.
Gov Crothers of Maryland has declared that
automobilists should be taxed right up to the
neck. -
All the provincial motor clubs Of Canada
have been asked by the Montreal club to form
a Dominion Automobile association.
Prince Francis of Teck presided gracefully
at the big dinner of the Northamptonshire
Automobile club on October IT, most Of the
guests being of the nobility Of England.
The Royal Automobile club is abandoning its
authority having turned over to the Scottish
and Irish clubs all power in those countries
which it formerly exercised.
The Motor union has voted $4,000 toward a
dust prevention fund provided the Royal Auto
mobile club and the Automobile association of
England will give the same amount for the
work.
s. F. Edge, one of the foremost of the racing
drivers Of England, has withdrawn his car
from all dangerous competitions. being salts
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
SMILEY CORBETT
BEATS ROSEBEN
0UTSPRINTS BIG TRAIN IN
HANDICAP
CARRIES 1870 POUNDS AND LEADS
ALL THE WAY
Light Wool, Ridden by SchiIlng, Fin
isles Third in lightweight Stake
Over Muddy Track-Mentry
Pilots the Winner
rBy Associated Press.l

OAKLAND, Jan. 9.-Smiley Corbett,
carrying 100 pounds, led all the way to-
day in the Follansbee handicap at
Emeryville and beat some of the best
sprinters on the coast in easy style.
Belle Wether ruled favorite for the
event, which was a lightweight affair,
at seven furlongs, in which a field Of
nine went to the post. Smiley Corbett
went to the front, followed by Roseben,
but the latter tired badly. Grace G
closed fast. but could not catch Smiley
Corbett, he being over two lengths ir
front of her at the finish. Light Wool
was third. The handicap was worth
$3.50 to the winner.
Gilbert Rose added another purse to
his credit when he won the 2-year-old
race Thirty-one books cut in and
betting was lively. Results:
First race, furIongs, selling: Dargin, 1O5
CKeogh) won; Banposal, 100 (GilberD, sec
ond; Crystal Wave, 1O2 CVan Dusan), third
Time, 1:16 As. Rose Cherry, Sid Silver, Metla-
katla, sea Lad, Gaga, Yellowstone, Dixon
Belle, Lady Hildreth and Black Dress also ran.
Second race. 81 furIongs, 2-year-olds, purse:
Gilbert Rose, lis (Scoville), won; Grahame, ITO
Q.ee) second; Penn, 105 (keogh), third. Time,
Hunt, Oreos, Tourist Belle and The King also
ran.
Third race furlongs. selling: Ketchemike,
los (Shillng), won; Raleigh, 100 (Gilbert, sec
ond; Waolma, 107 CWalsh), third. Time,
1:16 rs. Native Son, Duke of Orleans Dare
ington, Cuernavaca and Spohn also ran.
Fourth race, fur1ongs, Follansbee handi-
cap, value to winner $3.50: Smiley Corbett, 100
(Mentry), won; Grace G., ITO Qycurgus), sec
ond; Lightwool, 1856 (Shilling) third. Time,
1:29. Colonel Jack, Roseben, Nell Wether,
Mailman, Royal Tourist and Jim Gaffney also
ran.
Fifth race, mile and 70 yards, selling: Dainty
Belle, 100 (Taplin), won Billy Pullman, III
(AIiler), second; Nebulosus, ITO (Shilling),
third. Time, 1:47 3-5. Beechwood, Mendon,
Fred Dent, Derdom and Alcibiades also ran.
Sixth race, 51z furlongs, purse: Twilight
Queen 107 Oee), won; Banthel 100 CMcLaugh-
lin), second; Little Jane, 100 CWalsh), third.
Time, Ill. Ell PICARD, Little Siss, Galinda,
Flying Dance and Sainposal also ran.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
OUTLAWS UNABLE TO
LEASE GLENN'S PARK
Manager of San Bernardino Refuses
to Rent Grounds, as Pacific Coast
League Will Practice
There

Manager Glenn of the San Bernar-
dino club was approached the other
day by the outlaw league promoters
regarding the lease of the San Bernar-
dino ball park, but he shook his head
and said :" Nay"
1t is expected the Pacific Coast league
clubs will use the park for spring prac-
tice, and arrangements are under way
with Kid Mohler, captain of the San
Francisco team, to play at the San
Bernardino diamond.
Another side attraction the fans of
the Gate City will enjoy is the honor of
witnessing the Chicago White Sox team
play one or two exhibition games dur
ing their trip to Southern California
this spring.
A double-header of baseball will be
played for the Italian relief fund at
San Bernardino next Saturday and
Sunday between the Santa Fe team
and the Long Beach White Sox. All
funds from the game, except the ex-
penses of the visiting club, will be do
mated to the relief committee
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
LONG BEACH PLANS
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
STRAND WALK TO EXTEND FOR
THREE MILES
Terminal Points of Great Promenade
Are Set at Hotel Virginia and Salt
Lake Bridge-Bids Now
Pending
Especial to The HeraId.1

LONG BEACH, Jan. 9.-An improve
ment which will make over, the
Long Beach strand between Hotel Vir-
glnia and the Salt Lake bascule bridge
IS being undertaken and will consist in
a proposed walk with parapet and or
namental lamp posts. The walk will
be approximately two miles in length.
me council of the beach CITY last Mon
DAY read for the third time and adopt
ed an ordinance ordering the work in
and bids will be received, probably,
ABOUT the middle of January.
rms district is already improved with
crossWalks, sewerage system and. in
part, with free mail delivery. Scores
OF new residences are expected to grace
Ine front when the fine walk is built.
Ultimately, it is believed, amusement
enterprises will occupy much more Of
the peach space than they do at pres
ent. In notices distributed by City En-
g1neer Dewey the scope of the improve
ment was clearly outlined as follows:
The plans for the proposed inn
prOvement contemplate a sea wall or
bulkhead formed by a row of grooved
piles of reinforced cement concrete
driven into the sand to a depth Of
fourteen feet below the grade Of side
walk twelve feet apart. Between
these piles and fitted into the grooves
will be slabs of concrete six inches
thick and extending to a depth Of
twelve feet below the walk After
placing the bulkhead, a cement walk
thirty feet wide, with a parapet thirty
inches high, will be constructed over
the bulkhead and united with it by
twisted steel rods and expanded met
al, the whole forming a monolithic
structure 1000 feet in length. On the
parapet at intervals Of approximately
100 feet will be erected lamp posts Of
concrete, each supplied with two clus-
tiers of two 16-candle power electric
lights contained in grounds glass globes
and supported by brass covered arms
TT is estimated that the improve
ment will require $500 barrels of cement
and $500 cubic yards Of crushed rock
and sand. For reinforcing the con-
crete there will be required 1884
square feet of expanded metal and 1916
feet Of one-half inch twisted steel rods.
The lighting system will require SO
lamp posts with 356 lamps and the nee
c sary wiring and other fixtures"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
Encores to BE Barred

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-No encores are
to be permitted at the Metropolitan
opera house hereafter, according to an
announcement made by one of the man
ayers. 1t also strongly suggested that
the custom of handing flowers to the
singers during the intermission is to
be forbidden. This may be followed
by a rule prohibiting the presentation
Of flowers to singers altogether while
they are in the opera house.
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Burglars Make Bio Haul

STOCKTON. Jan. 9.-BurgIars made
a rich haul in this city last night.
From the store of Lewis & johnson
they secured several suits of silk under
wear, two Tuxedo suits, two suits made
to order for customers, dozens of silk
handkerchiefs and six or more suit
cases full of clothing and furnishings.
1t is estimated they got $4,000 worth of
goods. The Eastern Bargain House a
dry goods store, was also entered and
$57 taken from its hiding place in a
cigar box. No goods We're disturbed.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

fled that he has established the type, design
and workmanship Of the British vehicle.
The work Of the Austrian Motor Car corps SO
impressed the aged Emperor Franciso Joseph
that he decided to make daily use of one OF
the automobiles presented to him and retain
the second one at Budapest for use there.
Bob Hilliard, the racing driver, is ready t.
take all the turns and rough places of an ordi-
nary road race without a tremor, but he
lodges circular tracks for speed contests be.
cause he says they are too dangerous for him
After five "run-offs," three cars were still
tied for first place in the 24-hour endurance
contest of the Bay State Automobile club the
struggle then being declared off as the cars
had gone over 1900 miles in seven days.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
PASADENA PHYSICIAN
INVESTS $4,000 IN
LOS ANGELES REALTY

With a firm belief in the future Of this
country, SO far~as real estate is concerned,
Dr. j. G. Kitchener Of 1888 North Raymond
avenue, Pasadena, has invested in a lot i'm
proved with a three-story building, on Fourth
street Los Angeles and will hold the same
for the rise in valu.s he is sure VIII come.
The property was purchased from III. L.
PERCY, a man with large mining interests,
and it is understood the consideration for he
sale was $40, 900. Neither party to the deal will
say Just where the building is located. and it
is believed the expected rise in values Is TO
The real estate firm Of W. G. Benedict &
Son of Pasadena acted for Dr. Kitchener in
closing the deal, and the interests Of the
former owner were looked after by f. ;.
RowIey Of Los Angeles.
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WOMEN AUToISTS TO RACE
FOR AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The New
Orleans Automobile club announced to-
day that a race for the Women's cham
pinnship of America will be added to
the program for the international Mardi
Gras automobile speed carnival, to be
held February 20-22.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
SOLDIER" KING TO ENTER
MT. WILSON HILL CLIMB

Soldier" King, the well known mill
tary athlete and long distance runner
at the Presidio, San Francisco, has
signified his intention Of taking part
in the next Mt. Wilson hill climb, to
be held April Is.
King won the last climb and many
persons think he is certain to win the
event this year and that he will secure
permanently the Charles Fox cup,
which belongs to the winner of three
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
10 Erect rwo=storx Frame

Ella E. Bagnel is making preparations to
erect a two-story frame apartment building
Al 1893 GLADYS avenue. 1t will be 36x68 feet in
Size. two stories high and divided into twenty
four rooms Work of excavating for the foun-
dations is now being done. All work VIII pe
Jona Nv the day under the owners super
vision.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

Howard Baker writes from San Ber-
doc that he has been matched with
Indian Joe Gregg for a twenty-round
session the night Of January 10, and
that both are in active training. How
ard says that hundreds of fans visit
the fight camps every day, and that
much interest otherwise is being mani
tested in the bout. Gregg is a slight
favorite over Baker, but if the Indian
trims him he will surprise lot of
natives down this way, who regard
Baker as a classy fighter, and not only
clever, but game and willing to mix
it at all times. He has a punch that
wins when it lands, and altogether it
looks like Mr.. Gregg had undertaken
q LIES sized Job for once.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10
"A Bad Break

Mrs. Myles-I must be going, now. I
suppose you will see me to- the door?
Mrs. Styles-Why, with" pleasure
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

of shipping him south, but has delayed
much longer than he should have done.
Roseben will start in the Speed handi-
cap here, and probably will be shipped
south without further delay.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

Al a6
Went to at a 3 i good winner
in |
HamperM et
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

H. A. Unruh, business representative
of Lucky Baldwin, said yesterday
that the story to the effect that Bald
win had suffered a relapse and had
been forced to return to his bed is I'M
true, adding that Baldwin is improving
in health and was absent from the
track yesterday because of the rain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

Joe Mason, the local boy who turned
a couple of century notes into a small
fortune in a month at Santa Anita,
now boasts a regular stable. of horses
and trainer. II. A. Reynolds is in
charge of Joe's stable. Tht colors that
Joe's horses must sport in future are
lavender, white sleeves and green cap
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

Nat Goodwin has no intention Of
turning to the turf for pastime or
profit, as was reported. While he en-
joys the sport Of racing he will not buy
a stable of horses, as reported, but will
continue to participate in the sport only
as a spectator and investor at the
books.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-10

% as rs Canopus
P Went to posts 25
easily Scratched
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. Things theatrical.


Edgar Atchison Ely has succeeded
Sidney Drew In st.Billy. " Ss: .S:
+ Walter N. Lawrence 10 to produce a
new play called "A Citizens Home"
Miss Lima Abarbanell is TO star with
her own company In new light opera.
Pauline Frederick. who is playing in
'.The Dollar Mark" company. was mar
ried lately to a New York architect. S1#s 21$
A. G...Delamater and William Norris
have bought ''Salomy Jane" and will
send it out with Louise Coleman in the
title role. NJ, ss5zE5 y. H. - !, { -sss=s
=, Our, Miss Gibbs" is among the Eng
lish comic operas to be produced in
this country shortly. 1t is now having
run In London.
n "A. ii. Woods is said to be engaged
on an arctic drama called "A Dash
For the Pole. In which he proposes to
Introduce much current history. , 4
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Household Hints.

: Steel knives that are not in general
use can be kept from rusting II they
are:dipped I'm a strong solution Of soda.
Don't light the kitchen fire unless
there IS water 10 the boiler. II not. the
rush Of cold water is liable to crack
the boiler. .#...; 5S & d IL
Blankets need not be thrown aside
when they become worn and shabby.
Washed and put together In thickness
Of two or three. with q covering of
pretty cretonne or dimity, they make
very nice. warm quilts. II;
s=3:AlWaysempty a teakettle after using,
and before filing again with fresh wa
ter rinse thorough III. T. Ia that way you
avoid boiling possible germs over and
over and also keep sediment from
forming on the Sbott ON of the kettle.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-03
!. Pen. 4 !. J. and /: Brush.

y John T. McCutcheons the artist and
cartoonist OF Chicago. has gone to
Africa. where be is to paint wild ami.
mails. .s.$ MA SSs
Mark Twain has been ordered by his
doctor to cut down his smoking to four
smokes day. He is suffering from
tobacco heart. g
@ Turner's picture. ' NJ rtIake. = was
sold last year In London for goo
guineas, the highest price ever realized
Tor an English landscape 10 the assc-s,
hon room. :S
Ernest Thomp son Seton. author and
lecturer. IS an Engl glishman By birth
who lived ia the Canadian back kwoods5
and on the western plains to get ..locaI
color for his work. ssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-03
SIRES AND SONS.

Hugh A. Lancaster has been post
master of Sterling. Pa. for fifty-threes
years. He is eighty-five years old. )
In recognition of Count Zeppelin's
contributions to aeronautical science
the German reichstag. or parliament,
voted him 100000. I!
Morris Cohen. an inmate of the He
brew Home For the Aged. Dorchester,
Mass. at the age Of 1O8 is still as ac-.
tive as the average man of sixty {
Lord Srathcona. the veteran high
commissioner of Canada. IS eighty-nine
years old and holds the record as d
transatlantic passenger. having cross
ed and recrossed more than $50 times.
Louis Pecor of Middlesex, VT, thinks
he is the strongest man in the state,
He has lifted entirely off the ground q
loaded wagon, a total weight of 1,095
pounds, and has witnesses to prove the
feat. n~.e.s.5 4
Rufus j. Lakeland. president OF the
BoatmeIf'sS bank of st. Louis. who Is
ninet years DID,, is one of the most
active business smenin the city, spend
Ing Stheentire time frem 9 a. m to ;5
pm. III the<bank every day. :,
Henry M.: :Hoyt Of Pennsylvania, who
has: been solicitor general 4of the Unit.
ted states since 1903 has been made
counselor of the state department, an
/ ONCE created In order that Secretary
Knox might have the benefit OF Mr.:
I:Hoyt'ssadviceins instate department mat;
terra. :.s :S$ss.}s: ss s F sSs *
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The Royal Box.

y Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
is seventy nine years of age and isain
vigorous health. =. .<s<<:>
Prussian kings and princes invaria-
bly, wear uniform and are never seen
In civilian dress. .,
The ameer of Afghanistan has sub
.sidy Of E12000Osa year from the Brit
ishs Indian government, sfiSss
b Japanese sovereigns: form, an un-
broken dynasty since a6oB:: q, and the
present emperor is the one hundred
and twenty y-frst Of hisrace..,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-03
s. Short Stories

~ More than $50.O 900 worth OF soap
tis made and sold In the United States
every year: s.: I: /. Sd ssss .s.. <.
The price Of q gondola ride In Ven,
Zee has been increased from q franc
to franc and a half.% u =
ToSlielp finance the 1912 world g, fair
at Winnipeg the government Of Canada
is asked to contribute 1904 0tacres Of
land. SsSse5 ;},tt = aH III a Ss$;ssss
: The. French in Cochin-C China poured
oil on the waters to spreventsmosqui.
toes from breeding, and the natives
skinned Il of to burn. - e .---- r
Small diamonds that used to be lost
to the miners are noW saved BIZ pass
ing the debris with the aid OF water
over creased table. The grease
holds the diamonds; while all other
solid particles are washed away. 49,.
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= .-.s2g5.{l7E@} ~ = I7-SICi-
Waves of Mater:

!. The river Rhine flows three times
90 fast as the Thames, sS5ss s.s.}s K: ! ss s..
s The Pacific ocean covers 4D11k per
cent Of the water surface $of the globe:
the Atlantic q per cent and the Ant
arctic, 10 per cent, S=,5=ss2:: a.: ,,e,-
Wastwater. in Cumberland, Is the
deepest of English lakes. Its bottom
is far below sea level, though it's sur.
face Is over 200 feet above the sea. .
e. There are. but two rivers in the Unit
ed States whose beds are higher than
the surrounding country. These are
the Yukon river In Alaska and the
North Canadian river In Oklahoma. Il n.
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Science Siftings.

B Tiae meter OF the moon Is about
4 elevenths that of the cart
Professor Arthur Korn Of berlin has;
perfected an inVeation which proves
the theories of gray itation 5:1
Before l1lloto was applied tel
stars the hest number ca atal alogued
was 45TT, fthe nulnher of stars the
scan,era VIII show Is esti isnated at over
0.0oo,o
So sensifige are some 0f the new
sGeisnlog graphs tiaat is TWO we're mount
Ssd on sase roots De high biiils llngs ON
opposite Sides ok b busy street they
oaid show Elaa huil ls2nt
sligfsly sosg ara eacth other sglsss
R aaa y hen West
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Flower / j and Tree


M Chaucer speaks of the daisy as the
s'se'e of daie.''
II The biggest wi low tree in NJ Maine "
the old Willew at an sorridg dgeWock, The
tree II about thirty feet in eircuinfers
ence.
The palm trees bear the largest
leaves .f'he InRja palm of the Amazon
country has leayes which ha Sc q
*lengfh of from thirty 40 fifty FEET and
q breadth Of from fen 10 twelve feet.
Z The weeping tree of the Canary is
lands la the driest of wealth viii rain
down showers from Its leaves, and the
natives gather UP The ter from the the
pool formed an the base Of the trunk
and dnd It pure and fresh.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-03
Train and Track.

4 The Chicago and Alton railroad is
testing automatic stokers on thirty-six
of its largest engines. .sE3 23 s.SS t$S5s&
No passenger was killed on the Eng
Nsh railroads in the year 1908. The
number injured was 2S3. :5s,;;s sss5.#s;s y
With q view to supplanting the horse
cars Of crosstown. lines Id New York
the receiver Of the Third avenue rail-
road Is experimenting with two cars.
one an electric storage battery car
and the other o gasoline electric car. !
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Sporting Notes.

Milwaukee has eighteen bowling
leagues.
Every stallion with record faster
than 2:02A is producing sire.
Tom Longboat is having built gen
eral store on the reserve near Gale
donia. Canada. ,.-@TS
Jesse Burkett's Worcester team has
won four consecutive pennants In the
New Englan nd league. s!,ts.
Purdue university's new gymnasium,
a memorial: to the football players
killed in. the 1908 wreck. was opened
recently.
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/ Points.

as Since the use OF initials instead OF d
given name before d surname has be-
come common practice H y held IN
Carney versus CHAM SsVashsl, 81
sPac. 1e 81. Ts. A. 9olss that
these Initials must be an given ana
rorrecfly aiyen III court proceedings
Accentailce by u wife ok ID sum all
loWea her by Il discTea s divorce IN
lieu of dover Ii heid II, Long versus
BARTON, 2s8 flls 5tjgssI ss 60 M N. p. l 10