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New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
To Race for Vanderbilt Cup
Ribbon Fixture Automobile World To Be Run Under
New Conditions October 30.

Formal announcement was made yesterday that
the Vanderbilt Cup race. the blue ribbon fixture Of
the automobile racing world in this country. would
be held as usual this fall. but under condi-
tions. The announcement follows:
ITO dspel all doubt regarding an automobile
race for the Vanderbilt Cup this year the Manu-
facturers' Contest Association has been requested
by William x. Vanderbilt. jr., president OF the
Motor Cups Holding Association. TO announce that
ber 80 over a course consisting in part of the Long
Island Motor Parkway and existing roads in the
highway system of Nassau County. The proper
application for sanction for the has been
forwarded the office of the contest board OF the
American Automobile Association. at Buffalo.
THE race this year will be similar 10 the Motor
Parkway Sweepstakes held on Long Island on Oc-
tober TO- 1905 which proved spectacular and de-
CidedIy interesting. Four classes of will COM
pete simultaneously. according to classifcations
recommended by the general rules committee of
the Manufacturers Contest Association the smaller
cars being stopped at different shorter distances.
leaving the larger ones competing for the Wander
bilt trophy 10 hold the stage for the final rounds
of the course"
The Vanderbilt Cup will be open to stock chassis
in Glass (451 to 600 cubic inches piston dispace-
meno and Glass 3Ol to $50 cubic inches piston dis
plac zmenO. both running in class for dis
tance of approximately 275 miles. Trophies will
be offered for stock chassis IN Glass (2S1 TO 800
cubic inches piston displacement at approximately
2O5 miles and Class Q61 TO 23O cubic inches piston
displacement. at approximately 1S5 miles. while
special trophies will be awarded the winner in
Glasses and 2. competing in unison for the Van
dcrbilt Cup
Entry blanks. now in the hands OF the printers.
will be mailed from che new office Of the Motor
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
YALE BEATS PRINCETON
HARVARD ALSO SCORES.
Crimson and Blue to Meet for Golf
Team Cham piOnShip.

The struggle for team honors in the IntercoI-
legiate Golf Association championship tournament
a; the Apawamis Club narrowed down yesterday
to Harvard and Yale. In the semi-hnal round
Harvard eliminated Williams by seven matches to
two. while Yale secured four to two verdict over
Princeton. At Brae Burn a year ago Yale and
Harvard fought II out in the anal round and
the Blue came OF with hying colors.
From the start II was almost a foregone con-
elusion that Harvard would take the measure Of
the Williams team In fact. the meeting OF the
opposing forces in the singles in the morning pTac
t!cally told the tale. the score read FIVE TO one
in favor OF the Crimson. In justice to williams
however. II must be said that OF Harvard s
points were nothing more less than defaults.
Richard l. Jackson saved his side from shut
out In the early hours by defeating A. Sweeney.
and in the afternoon Jackson and E. a Fish
proved a sufficiently strong combination to down
Sweeney and c Lanigan. on the other hand.
Mex. Hoins and S. W Sargent won decislvely
for Harvard in the singles. Sargent and 2. NJ
Smith also won n point for their side in the four
somes.
The Princeton Yale match was closer. and there
time the morning when it looked as If
least four OF the Prlncetonlans were going
finish up Albert Seckle. who led or for the
Tigers, never gave Robert Hunter a chance. Out
in IS SeckIe turned for home with comfortable
advantage. and after that had little difficulty IN
winning by up and to play. He came back in
g. getting 70 for the round. At the 2sOyard thIr
teenth he holed a mashie shot for 3
Albert Secklc. Princeton:
fS.......... ................. tsG$ssts SEs-7s
Seckel drove beautiful ball. while his iron shots
were marvels of accuracy Had he been able TO
bring off half dozen hoable puts that Just failed
10 go down. the Westerner would have had the
course record at his mercy
Harry Legg. who played No on the Yale team
also had trouble with his short game. and under
the circumstances had all he could do 10 get n
have with d. w Houston. Another halved match
that between B. +, Merriman the Yale can
tain and A. G. Kay. When Merriman found him
self down, with only three holes TO play. his task
looked hopeless. but thanks to a gallant finish he
managed To pull up terms.
F. II. McAdoo. the Princeton captain had r Y
Hayne down most OF the way. but this also re-
suited in halved match w Il. Langford and X
+. Mosser scored points however. so that the Blue
retired for luncheon with the score TO 1 In IFS
favor Princeton had hopes of wiping out Yale's
advantage in the afternoon. but the only pair able
to score for the Tigers Seckel and McAdoo
at the expense OF Hunter and Langford. Legg and
Mosser won easily. did Merriman and Hayne
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
GIANTS FAIL TO SCORE
BOW TO LOVELY BOSTON
1'enney and McCormick Mir,
Chances to SAGE the Game

Boston. Sept. Il. Boston sent the Ns-
Glahts on ror Chicago for the big game with ~
Cubs before President Taft on Thursday vvaI1 .a 10
cred with thick coat Of whitewash as the ra.s.
tthe play-on here to-day Of the thirteen-inn,1.
tie game on Monday. The score was z Ia a IS IS
the handful Of fans. which numbered a b.-s u
hundred. actually grew enthusiastic as the 1o,
Doves took revenge for many defeats IN tha 49,.
The Giants came here expecting 10 pick -
couple OF easy games before their last das, 80
the enemy's country. but left town to-nfgb+ 80 80
two defeats and a tie game and wondering NV
II all happened "ow
Marquard was in the box for New York. ana -
four hits were made or his delivery but eaob -
played It's part in helping Boston score three -s
The Giants made six hits of Brown, and IN -
innings. the fourth and the ninth had evca,,.
chances TO score. but Just when hit was n,o..
needed the Boston pitcher frightened I'D ana -
saved the game for his club
AS II happened, errors by Marquard and Ars--
were mixed up with two hits in the third IrT,,
which made it possible for Boston to scor4 ~"
runs Shaw led off with single. and when Ma,
guard fumbled Sweeney's sacrifice bunt botb -.
ners were safe. The next two men fouled an. -
Meyers. but Beck followed with a tir1ely ,7r,o =.
right centre. scoring Shaw Meyers dropna4 -
throw to the plate in effort to catch The 1a..
named and before he could recover the ban
Sweeney ambled bones
BostOn's third run came in the seventh ,,r,-.
when Getz made two-bagger. reached ,bt-s
an out and scored on Sweeney's single To lae, 49, "a
The Giants were retired IN practically one -
three order in seven OF the nine innings brs 49,
failed to take advantage of golden opportuniss
IN the fourth and ninth. In the fourth tnnin. -
bases were full On bases on balls and a sfng1s -
DeVhn. with two out when Tenney came 10 rbs
bat with a chance to clean up A Ette non A,- ~
the best the captain OF the Giants could rr05o-
and one chance faded.
The next opportunity came in the ninth inpinr
With two out Bridwell doubled 10 left field Ts
ney was safe on Sweeney's error and NIevers d-.,
free pass filing the bases This time Mccor.
mick was called on 70 save the game, going IA ba+
In place Of Marquard Like Tenaey. however NJ
COTmick failed. as he drove a little grounas- ),
Sweeney. forcing Devore. who was running Cor
Meyers. at second
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
INMAN DEFAULTS in SINGLES
More Players Weeded Out for New Jersev
Lawn Tennis Championshin

The New Jersey state championships lawn tar,,.
tournament was continued yesterday on the courts
OF the MorristOwn Field Club. Much d,saDno,1t.
ment was felt when Frederick C. Inman. the metro
pohtan champion defaulted in the second round
of the singles. '4Hu
The summary follows:
Mems singles first round)-E p L5,u,,., ....... -
F. Leo. 6-3. 3-6 6-2 Aat'AaEd deteated T.
essCoha a. round puhostue defeated + A Fan
default 5Ss, binSs defeated Frederick c Inman Sy
a stevens defeated Martin. ga SSn 9y % default
defeafeS n Ne r. :. hhaard 6S. 60: F. AndersoSS
Msns doubles preliminary Toundl-F c, And.-so, -
n es Ssteatsd = Van Vechten and 81 I5NsLisn i,,H
II p smith o91S aSa HlHSS and wy Grant defeated
,s5,ss FSs' ro1ndSF Il. and A. Mckay CiTavebroov 4.
p Martin defca,ed = 80 o-S; H NJ. Batch ana
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
oAsrFRN IEAGrE srANpING.
ATHLETES OFF FOR CANADIAN GAMES

Many OF the best known runners OF the meVs
pOlitan district left here last night TO eompees =
the Canadian championships which Will be heia =, =
Montreal to-day. The Irish-American AlA's-,
Club sent twenty-fOur men who are natu'.@-
Olympic and metropolitan champions. Melyta as 9
Sheppard. the middle distance champion WIZ -
thrice won the national and Canadian ehanl'g-
ships in the same number OF years. did not maA'
the Kew York Athletic Club was represented %
a dozen men.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
CUBS WHITEWASH REDS.
BrOucn Pitches One Hit Game and
HumbIes Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept. Thrown pitched renarkabs
one-hit game against Cincinnati here to-day, and
Chicago won bysa score OF 4 10 0.
The Cubs punched hits on Gaspers delivery IN
the second inning. and. aided by Egan's error
made all their runs.
The game played in one hour and twenty
minutes. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
WHITE sox IN TIE GAME.

IBy TeIesfaph 70 The Tribune
Chicago. Sept. I.-chicagO and Cleveland plaved
a six-innng 4 TO 4 tie game to-day. rain ston
ping It after Cleveland had scored one run in ,ha
seventh inning. The rain, however caused the
score revert TO the end of the sixth Ables a
recruit from San Antonio. pitched we'll for CIsve
land and would have won except for errors behind
him.
c,,. RHE
Chicago ''''''''...-''.''..'.'..,0 o Of
Cleveland .....-.................2 q 2 O. q
Batteries-oimstead Scott. Sullivan and PANE
Ables and Clark. Umplres-Perrine and Dinaa11 'e'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
WOMEN SWIMMERS IN CLOSE RACE

Miss Ethel NJ. Byihgton won the 2lO-yard swim
ming race for the championship OF the world in the
POLL az Steeplechase Park Coney Island last
night. She defeated a strong field OF woman swim.
mers. including Miss Elaine Goleings OF Bath
Beach. and Miss e. Foulds. the Western cham
pion.
Miss Helen Porray and Miss Golding finished Sec
ond and third respectively scant yard behind the
wnner
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
SUPERBAS TAKE 4 TURN.
Shut out Philadelphia. Thanks to
RuCkCr'S Pitching.

Philadelphia, Sept. 14-In pitchers battle be-
tween RucSer and Moore here to-day Brooklyn de-
feated Philadelphia by score OF I TO 0. Moore
had previously won nine straight games.
Brrch scored the only OF the game in the
first inning a base on balls. Wheat's bunt
Downey's sacrifice and Dooin's mum OF TItuss
throw 70 the plate on Hummers sacrifice fy.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
DETROIT LOSES H GAME
Poor Base Running Helps st. Louis
Team to a VictOrU.

Detroit Sept. 14-Detroit threw away three
chances 10 score runs to-day by the worst sort Of
base running. and practically handed the game 10
81. Louis. Both pitchers did good work. Bailey
holding the champions down in the face Of poor
support. Three hits punched in the ninth inning
decided the contest in favor OF the visitors
he
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
NEW PACING RECORDS.
Darkey Hal Shoes Speed at Syrd-
cuse Grand Circuit Meeting.

Syracuse. Sept 14.-By pacing two consecutive
heats TO pole in 2o5A and 2:O4A. Lady Maud c.
and Hedgewood Boy established new worlds rec.
ord at the Grand Circuit meeting on the State
Fair Grounds here to-day. In 1902. at Memphis.
Prince Direct and Direct Hal paced one heat in
2O51s
Darkey Halls two heats in 2:O3A and 2;O21. in the
2:O5 pace also established a record they the
fastest on record for pacing mare.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
GOOD FIELD FOR OPEN.
Leading Professionals Entered for
Local Golf Cham piOnship.

East have entered for the annual open champion
ship tournament of the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion, 10 be held Thursday and Friday OF this
week over the links Of the Wykagl Country Club
Most prominent among the missing George
Sergeant. the national open champion. and George
Low. Of Batusrol. II is understood that the first
named will take part in the Western open tourna-
mont set for the same days at Skoke, while Low
will get married to-day.
As a curtain raiser TO the open amateurs and
professionals will take part in a four-bal compe-
tion tomorrow. It is said that Mrs. c. T Stout
the former national and Metropolitan woman cham
pion. will compete taking Tom Mulgrew for
partner. Mugrew is assistant 10 Jack Pearson
the professional at the Richmond County Country
Club.
The entities and pairings for the championship fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

PACING -2'O5 CLASS PURsE, $500 - TWO IN
THREE
parkey Hal blk. m. by star Hal (snow) .........
Major Brno. ch H., by Wild Brino avery
Whips z u. Murphy. )...................
Texas Rocker. b. e CMeEwenl.
Green Pilot. tE Murphy .......---.--...-
Time posi-. 2:C2T
TROTTING-FoAI1s OF IsS6-PURSE slOco-TwO IN
THREE.
Gaworthy. b. 4; by Axworthy-Gaety Girl by
James L. b & dolly :.---...-..------.-.....-- =
"'aA Guy D. lime. Il afffsiisi !ii4il 2:i5.. 2:Iss.
PACING-2'os ASS-THE oNoNDAGA-PURsE.
S2.5Oo-THREE IN FOUR.
George Gano. b. h. by Gambetta wikes-Credi-
ton by Nuthurst It. Murphy ................. ! I
''0'''' Time 2:o54 2:Oii4 2:os
TRoTTING-To BEAT 2:I4
Mepougaii. eh h. by Robert MeeTesor-siiss Rachel
Time 2loh
PACING-To BEAT 2:O2&
HedgeHOOd Boy 62.o2s). eh h. by Chetwood-Noretta
0y MOTIFS '"'''O'' Time. 2G5H
Lady Maud c; G2:03b). ch m. by chetwood-NoFetta'
Oy MOTIFS '"isoh'-
TRoTTIHG-2I3 CLAss-PRIZE A SILVER CUP
TWO IN THREE.
amateur drivers; vagon)
Willow Belle. m. BY Alcamedia (E white). !
Paul Steele ch. g. (Alvordl .-..-.....-.
May Kew. Conway -.---.---.-.....-
Mercury. b. &. (McDermott) .-..--..-...-.-
Time. s:i3& 2:i3h
TROTTING-2:2O CLAss-BEST TWO IN THREE
PRIZE. SILVER CUP-AMATEUR DRIVERS TO
Rondel F.. ch. G.. by Frilcane George c. Ryan,.
Ps11 Ba@e ssn5I,c s pr m 70 SSTseSel 9aiyo1di
Lucy . H. -'7i1i Time 2:iS& 2I0s
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

TWo-base hIts-I Jones' Griggs, Wallace Three
base hit--shotten Sacrifice hits-McIntyre Bush
play-Wallace and Grtggs. Left bases-Detroit
81 Louis. 8. Base balls-oR Killian. 2: of Bailey
4. Struck out-By Killian. 6: by Bailey Passed
ball-stannge. Time-l:45 Umpires-Evans and o'Louch
lln
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Pairings

The saesklil Golf Club entertained number OF
guests from clubs In the Hudson River Golf Asso-
eiaiion yesterday. There was an .eighteen-hole
medal play handicap and OF fifty contestants
D. Lindquisi, OF the home club. returned the best
net score, his card reading ss--ls-s0. The lowest
GROSS score was 81 by r. b. Rossr~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
SECOND GAME

TWo-base s-Demmt Keeer. Hetmuler Oldrng
Hughes ThTee-hase hits Hei.muller Baker Sacrifice
RleinoW. Left on bases-New York 8. Philadelphia
First base. errqr-Philadepha. l. Struck out-By
Coombs. Hughes, First base balls-On Coombs
.: on Hughes. 2. Time-l:45 Umpires-CounoIly and
KERN.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

General John J. Cutting. who is back at his desk
and ready 20 talk about the merits OF Oldsmobile
cars after serious illness Of three or four weeks.
shocked yesterday TO read that he had
turned from vacation. General Cutting said that
II lying in bed shivering minute and burning
up the next was vacation he was mighty glad
be back at work.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

80, aeillng for threey r-olds and inward
eS 49, ae1ee One mile and three-sixteenihs Sta-:
ociason-Wood Symrh owner 8 :. tSi, tSild D. e.. by
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
......... Total -

Results by holes Legg and Mosser Houston ana
Kay, up and 20 play MeTriman Hayne heat Van
Dyke and Eddy, and TO play: Secke and Nc Ado,
beat Hunter and Langford. up and 3 10 play
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. 8; New York o.
Brooklyn. I; PHILADELPHIA, o.
Chicago. O.: ClnGinnat O.
PittsbUrg IS. 81. Louis (ralnl.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

Two-base hts-Baker. Heitmuller. Sacrifice hit-Heit-
muller. Stolen baEes-Collins Cree on bases-New
YORK. a. Philadelphia 6. Double plays-warhop and
Austin: Bender, Collins and Davis Struck out-By War
hop. 2: by Bender s Bases balls-On Bender on
Warhop g. Hit by pitcher-By waThop Barry.
Time-2.O1
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
BOSTON, 5; WAsHINcroM a

Boston. Sept. i4.-BostOn the second eama
of the series from Washington to-day by a score
of 5fto 3 Boston tied the score in the fourth
inning and won in the sixth on two singles and
two bagger. McBride's hitting was the feature
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

SSs SsuSS Si ~ 5rown ., oy SiaspSF O. EyS saS-
rihee ht-Stenfedt. Double playS-Brown. Iinker ~ ~
Chance. Egan. Hobltzeu and Roth. Hit BY pilcheto3
Casper l. Wild pitch-Gasper, Ttme-l:20 tnR'6ss
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

Announcement has been made by the Motor Con-
test Association that dozen have been en-
tered for the Long Island Automobile Derby road
race September %. These include two Rainier
cars. three Maxwell cars. two Cadillac cars and
AppersOn. Lytle. who will drive the last named
car. said yesterday that from the information he
has received from other drivers he expects that at
least five 10 eight miles hour faster tins will
be made the Long Island course than over the
Lowell circuit. George Robinson will make trip
over the course to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
SINGLES
PRINCETON

Total ~ Total \
Results by holes Secke beat Hunter Nm and
play; Mosser beat Eddy, 3 up and a 10 'nlaNS.
Langford beat Van Dyke. and to play.
FOURSOMES
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

Providence at Newark (twO gamesl.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Rochester Montreal. A
Buffalo at Toronto two games"
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Newark. n: Providence. o.
Baltimore. 4: Jersey City. D.
Rochester. q: Montreal. y .
Buffalo. 2: 1oronsos
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

TWo-baSe hits Gstz Brdweu Sac-ssce b4
Sweeney stolen hase-ShaW. Double plavs-S1--av
Sweeney and Autrey; Sweeney Shean and sgsrev
Left on bases-Boston. 2. New York. FIRST bsss o1
oalls-o1 Brown; g. OF Marquard. / First base "a
erTors-Boston. I; New York. ! Struck out-Bv
Brown. ?: BY MarQuard. Tme-I.s3. Umpires-
ErnsIie and Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

sSCrihce hits-DoWney Bates Sacr7,e -Ssa5at7s Ia
and Hummel- Left On bases Phisde.paIa .; Bsoos-
yn First base bals-ON Moore. :. ~ RucSer 2
First base errors-Philadephia. l. S-rucS cut-by
Moore. s. BY Rucker. 3 Tfrne-I-IS Cmplre-Ris.sE
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

baseball! To-day, $3.50 r. NJ. American ysa.,,,.
farA-N. T. Americans Va. Philadelphia A NO
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 5: New York. (frst camel.
Philadelphia, 3; New York, 2 (second gamel.
Boston. 8; Washington. g
ST. Louis. 8; Detroit, 2.
Chicago, q; Cleveland. (called; rain
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
The Turf.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB

Racing from sept "A 60 sept. -. =,
Special train leaves East S4th 81 az ~ 1Ve
Trains from n Y side of Brooklyu Bridge va o'a A.
Culver IL Road. subway passengers uAns,e.A arrest
lantic Ave station Il. road Also VIA S''A -
Ferry. p. NJ boat
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

At meeting of the Motor Racing Association
yesterday II was decided to allow cars OF lower
price and horsepower to enter the next 24-hour
automobile at the Brighton Beach track on
Friday and Saturday of next week. with the result
that two machines to be driven by Burman and
Chevrolet have been named.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
BOSTON.
NEW YORK
To,als.27 427I7 ii Totals.

IRAN for Meyers in the ninth inning
tBatted for NarQuard IN the ninth inning.
Boston --..---- o 0 2 o IA
New York. .--.-..-...... o o b D d b \ Al
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Closing

0eiIe; Tor three -year-olds. 500 s6ded
- nle sno sixteenth starr good ~ -.'i
rrs..s. So Winner. b. e.. by Oddkiou,-Conr,ens
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

Cups Holding Association. Denton Building. Min
cola. Long Island The entry fee for Glasses and
will be $500 for each car and that for Classes
and $3.50 for each
meeting OF the Motor Cups Holding Association
took place on Monday afternoon. at which de-
tails Of the race were acted upon and the definite
announcement OF race authorized by Mr.. Wander
bilt.
The course tentatively selected is triangular
in shape, with each side practically straight The
turns easily be negotiated.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

f1E FIRST SPECIAL. Of 81 0Oo
Co W. sof az ages one nile and quarter Start
Eihelbert--Morganstic owner : = tIId,t nf C. by
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Totals "a "a o Totals

sBatted for Austin inning tBatted for
Sweeney in ninth inning ;Bat;ed for warhop In ninth
inning.
philadelphia ............l = o-s
...................0
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
SINGLES.
& TO pidN
FOU2SOMES
WILLIAMS

Results by holes We're Jackson beat Sweeney. S up
and to play: IAnRan beat Fish up ana + 10 nIavF
Hoins Ioomis. up and 3 to play. sargent bsst
Taylor. up and TO play. '
FOURSOMES.
HAYWARD WILLIAMS.
sweeney ana lhnlgan OlJackson and Fish. I
sargent ana Snlth loomis and Taylor ....... D
HOllins and Clark 4 Default A
Total ................. Total ....
Results by holes were: jackson and Sweeney
and Lanigan and l play: Sargent and smith
beat Loomis and Taylor. up and 2 to play ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
|fundfneS in Baseball Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington Mt Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

49, 70 He FLATLANDS: selling. for tyo
sesr-oes value $3.50 Five ara hair furlongs ne
se5L seoa Won easily Time. l:07 Winner cb -
Ny --esioah-iianoana Owner. Montpelier Stahia -
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
BROOKLYS
PHILADELPHIA

Totals. .-..2T l IA 2. ro,als......-29
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DAY
At CHAUTAUQUA
Unique Entertainment Pro-
vided For Saturday Ex-
cursioniStS.
Special 70 Tie Journal.

DeFunIak Springs, March 4.-"ChiI-
dren'S Day" viii 5e celebrated at the
Florida Cahatauqua on Saturday.
March q, by great spectacular en-
JeTtaInmPnJ entitled The White
House Entertainment - under the per-
SOnal direction Of Miss Gertrude
Schrsm, Of Chicago. There Will be
lou children in The cast of seven
years and younger dressed in COS
tune the same as worn at the real
wedding. The program viii consist
OF the arrival OF the guests. of the
wedding ceremony, the wedding re
ception, and the swing away OF the
bride and the reception of President
and Mrs. Roosevelt This viii be q
great day-one OF the best OF the
entire year. The afternoon program
consists Of Clarence L Burgderfer.
the great American numcrist. and the
morning program; has AIRS ". Z
Lewis, OF Ohio, the celebrated reader
The orchestra VIII deliver selections
and a splendid fin OF moving pic
lures viii be Civ n. The excursion
train leaves Pensacola early Satur-
day morning. So cents purchss es
round trip ticket AMI admits 10 all
entertainments. No one can afford TO
miss Il.