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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

CT d.: You say you do not like to
follow the new styles In hairdresstng
different shades of color. These streaks
are undoubtedly due to shampooinE
with soap and water. recommend
shainpoo. /, makes = rich and plentiful
lather that thoroughly cleans the scalp.
removes dandruff. relieves itching and
bright and fluffy This Inexpensive and
auick-arying home shampoo Is prepar-
ed by aissolving teaspoonful OF can
on the head a little at q time. using II
as you would any other shampoo.
Virginia: II YOU will bathc your
feet In a basin OF hot water. in which
You have dissolved two teaspoonfuls
of phrosol. YOU will soon cease suffer
ing from sore. swollen and swcaty feet.
Phrosnl is inexpensive and can be pur-
chased at any drug store. II IL an
antiseptic and healing deodorant that
helps the pores cast out poisonous ex-
|erettons tfoot powders only clog the
pores1. Phrosoi helps to harden tender
to YOU il YOU must stand all day.
E. s T.: 1 know OF several ladies'
who We're troubled with superflueus
hair on the face who got rid OF IL by
applying delatone two or three times.
Get an original package Of delatone
the powder with little water. go as to
from which you wish to remove the
hair. let remain two three minutes.
then wipe off the paste and the hair
will come with It, Wash the skin
thoroughly with warm water after the
application. The hair may return at
ter tile first application. but 1t will be
light and colofless- 1t will completely
disappear after two or three treat
ments with delatone.
Olivette: II YOU are afflicted with
, pimples. are thin and Sallow. and sur
fer continuously from tired out
feeling. you need a good system tonic
that will cleanse your blood, make your
liver more active and build you up and
strengthen you. Try this: Dissolve
half teacupful of sugar and one ounce
of kardene in half pint of alcohol and
add enough boiling water to make a
full quart of tonic. Take table,
spoonful before each meal and at bed
! time. You can get the kardene and
alcohol at any drug store. This old
fashioned home remedy restores lost
appetite and aids digestion. Take II
and you soon will be stronger and free
from pimples and blotches.
Alice: II the joking OF your sweet
heart emharrasses you. stop using face
powder. The next time you go to the
drug store get four ounces of spurmax
dissolve it in half pint OF hot water and
add two teaspoonfuls of Eiycerine. This
| makes fine complexion beautifieI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19
vestry of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church Sends a Letter
to Dr.. Huntington.
He GOES TO WATERFOWL
WHERE He WILL ACCEPT THE
Passionate or LARGE EPlsco-
PAL cHuRcH-is A POPULAR
DIVINE.

As an expression of appreciation for
his excellent services and for the pur-
pose of designating the feeling of deep
and sincere regret. occasioned by his
resignation, letter was read to the
Rev. David c. Huntington. of the s..
Paufs Episcopal church. at the meet
Ing Of the wardens and vestrymen OF
the church last evening, in which oc-
casion was taken to show the high es-
TEEN in which the Rev. Mr. Huntington
is held by the members of his congre-
cation. Mr.. Huntington rendered his
resignation on March % to take eff
feet April %. He will leave, however,
about the Goth of this month for
WATERFOWL, N. Y, where he will as
sumo the pastorate Of the ST. Paurs
Episcopal church in that city The
committee representing the wardens
and vestrymen was composed OF John
L. Rupe, William F. Starr and s. E.
Swayne. Their letter read at the
meeting last evening, in full, is as
follows:
Letter Of Committee.
Upon the acceptance of your resig-
nation as rector Of this parish, tender
ed the wardens and vestrymen March
23rd, we, as committee, were ap.
pointed and directed to formally ex-
press by letter to you the regret all our
members fell because of the severance
Of your relations with our parish and
the appreciation of all, of your high
Christian character and your work
among US as Rector.
1t is a great pleasure to testify the
simple truth, that in your work in
Richmond you have, by your kindly
nature. your broad Christian charity
and the example of your daily life. en-
deared yourself. not only to the mem.
bers of your own parish. but to all
Christian people of the city, and as
well to all classes of our citizens with
whom you have come in contact, all OF
whom will join your own church peo-
pie in regret for your leaving the com.
munity and in all good wishes and
prayers for your success. happiness
and prosperity in your new field of la
Dor.
II 40 q plCdSuIO luIt AOA W hAoW Ah0s
during your entire rectorship here the
church has been characterized by har-
mony and good feeling, and that your
determination to leave us for another
field of work has not been influenced
in any degree by discord or friction
among your parishioners here. and
that we all join in earnest prayers fol
your prosperity and success. in your
new rectorship. and in all kind wishes
for youhself and your family personal
| ly.
On behalf Of the Wardens and Yes
trymen OF st. Paul's Parish, Richmond
| Indiana, we are, always sincerely yours
JOHN L. RUPE, ST.. Warden.
| VIM. F. STARR, Jr. Warden.
S. E. WAYNE, vestryman.
| CoRDELTA:
Gold Medal Flour IL cheapest-it's best
/ too-more loaveA to the sack. EUpHEYIA
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Edited BY Miss Elizabeth r. Thom..

ham Of Rochester. N. Y. Mrs. Taylor
was assisted In entertaining by Mrs.
William A. Taylor, Mrs. William J.
Taylor. Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham. Mrs.
j. III. Ranger. Mrs. Fritz Kruil and
the Misses Eliza and Sada Niblack.
Mrs. Graham will be with Mrs. Taylor
for two weeks.
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4 MEAN WOODPECKtR
Little Red-headed Bird Caus-
es Near-fIood by Making
a Hole in Pipe.
WAS SLAIN BY ENGINEER
palladium Special,

Eaton, O.. April 10.-John Melon.
nell, an employee OF the Panhandle al
the local station, is of the opinion that
the government should issue an edici
authorizing the killing of the wood
pecker, as well as the English spar.
row. He has been always of that
opinion, but since queer incident
last Saturday, his belief has been
strengthened.
Among the work of Mcdonnell. 1t q
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Cap Strings.

The careful mother always makes
several pairs Of strings for baby's cap.
These she hens at their unfinished
ends after their embroidered ends are
worked.
They are not sewed to the cap. but
are pinned to its sides with small gold
safety pins. 30 that they are remova-
BILE after each wearing
In no other way may the baby be
kept immaculate.
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We wish by this means to express
our most heartfelt thanks and appre-
citation for the respect and Kindness
shown to my wife and our mother dur
ing her long suffering and demise.
J. S. Harris and Family.
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Hoarssnsss Il Children

This may be alleviated with milk or
hour Of sulphur and glycerin In equal
quantities put into q child's throat
every two or three hours. Thirteen
drops OF ipecacuanha wine and eight
Of paragoric given to children OF four
or I'VE win soon relieve Z croupy
cough.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

Geo. H. Clark of Clark Show Case
Co. Columbus. O.. will be in Rich
mond Monday evening. April 18th to
April 22nd. He will be pleased to call
on anyone interested in show cases.
Word left with Ross Drug Co. will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

Gold Medal Flour makes p.-sect srsad
ROWExA
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Card party given by Ladies' OF the
Maccabees, April 21st. p. m. at /. o.
@. F. Hail. Tickets. 1oc. 1874
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For ths Tot. at Easter.

F0f xh0 otS II Easter.
For your little girls Easter party
have hunt for candy eggs. A toy
Caster bunny can decorate the center
Of the supper table. and the little has
ket on its back can hold an Easter
egg for each child. As oil the children
will be old enough to handle water col
Ors or crayons, you can give each an
egg shaped card and have them dec
crate an Easter egg. The children
themselves can vote as to which Is
the prettiest when all are finished.
and little egg shaped vase with a
bunch Of spring flowers can be the
pretty prize to delight the heart Of the
little winner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

Jus. mads some sp'end,d sseeusss< g.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

CoRDELrA:
Gold Medal Flour IL cheapest-it's best,
too-more loaves to the sack. EUPHEMIA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

OF the good times that are to come
when the spring weather decides to
visit us again.
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CLUB NOTES
TO MEET AT HALL.

TO MEET AT HALL.
All members of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor are requested to
meet in the Red Mems hall. Wednes.
day evening at eight O'Clock. Several
important matters will be considered
at this time.
LITTLE eO-PEEP CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hewitt will be
host and hostess for a meeting of the
Little Bo-Peep club this evening at
their home on Sheridan street All
members are invited to be present.
- - =
OPEN MEETING.
The Music Study club will hold its
last open meeting for the season In
the Starr Piano parlors, Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock. The program
as announced Sunday morning will be
given. Each member may invite ten
guests.
MAGAZINE CLUB MET.
Mrs. E. l.. Reynolds and Mrs. Joseph
Zeller were the readers for yester
days meeting Of the Magazine club
held at the home of Mrs. C. D. Slifel
on North Eighth street. The last at
ternoon meeting of the season. for the
club will be held next Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Mills on South Tenth street. Mrs
E. G. Hibberd will read the story fol-
the afternoon. May fourth the club
will conclude the season with ban
quet held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lontz in Westcott Place
The husbands of the members will be
the guests for this occasion.
- - -
BRIDGE CLUB MET.
Members of a bridge club were en-
tertained in a most charming manner
Monday afternoon by Mrs. B. B. John
SON at her home on East Main street
Bridge whist was played at three Ia
bles. Fayors were given to Miss Car
RE Forkner of New Castle, Mrs. p
w. Smith, Mrs. Maud Jones and Mrs
Charles Mcclure. A luncheon was
served after the game. In two weeks
Mrs. Howard Campbell will entertain
the club at her home on East MAR
street.
- - =
WEST RICHMOND FRIENDS.
The West Richmond Friends church
will hold its regular monthly meeting
this evening at seven-thirty O'Clock
in Lindley hall. A large attendance
of members is desired.
- - -
WILL MEET TONIGHT.
The Eden degree staff of the Re
, bekah lodge will meet tonight in tn,
Odd Fellows hall.
- - =
MRS. SMITH HOSTESS.
Mrs. r. w. Smith will be hostes,
Wednesday afternoon for meeting o
the Duplicate Whist club at her HON,
on East Main street.
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sNoW HERE AGAIN.

The. beautiful snow is with us again
and those persons who last week
were talking picnics and moonlight
drives havn't q word to say this week.
OF course It 10 rather disappointing,
since March was 30 beautiful and SO
many good times had been planned.
However indoor picnics are almost ~
much fun. ANY way one will just
have to be content and keep thinking
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RECEIVED CALLS.

Mrs. Edward Taylor OF Indianapolis,
received calls Informally Monday AZ
ateEnoon for her sister Mrs. "A. !. Ora
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HAS RErURNEp HOME,

Miss Carrie Forkner OF New Castle,
Indiana, who has been til guest OF
Miss Edna johnson Of East Main
street has returned home. Miss Fork
ner Was q guest at the house party
given over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jay.
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DINNER PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cook enter
tanned with q dinner party Sunday ev-
ening at their home. 604 South Sew
enth street. The guests included
twenty-six children and grandchildren.
An elegant dinner In several courses
was served.
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Alice: II the joking Of your sweet
heart emharrasses you. stop using face
powder The next time you go to the
drug store get four ounces of spurmax.
dissolve it in half pint of hot water and
add two teaspoonfuls of Eiycerine. This
makes fine complexion beautifier
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-19

TO MEET AT HALL.
All members of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor are requested to
meet in the Red Mems hall, Wednes-
day evening at eight O'Clock. Several
important matters will be considered
at this time.
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Out oT Town Deals

The ford CopTer 'omP.ny. a suhsid-
iary N The lntcTnHtipptI Ni,kel COMPANY
hAs bought he : savage property on the
staten Island Sound ~ ttrisrs' y = T.
tonpriss- about 10 acres and ~ saId 70
ma -old for sfs0 90 4 ruutl@Y ~ IA.
tories vii - sre"'.d on he property plans
Tor Vhtch will ~ de~tied upon ~ The rsXi
fre efIrg Of the hoard ~ directors he
81 wage rTop~rty l. M" 'fs' hig plo' on the
jersey I'D" Of The sound available for
factor, sif,.- The deepening II The sound
by 'he Goyernmeni =" depth Of = feet has
attraTted number ~ large industries TO
he sarTI0n ~ the la-' few Years afnpng
" hich sre the standard pn CpTpsuv. The
: utted states Metals fnd kefrinR som
pau,. tho chrome steel Works he sound
Shore chemical Company ari the i,re~-~ll II
Z heUhal ompAny
I he Rev Dr William 7 Manning rector
Of Iuui'L PARISH. his hn zh' from, 'hc
I ook 80, Re1''E Company bVt'ding site
with shore front IN me San ,lin drive ~
sea UArbor. Mount p~-er' Island Ne
Dr Manning plnra N b'id % hand snn.s
re- idence to he ready for occupancy u-vt
season The place sItoln- 'hs new resi-
den~e 81 Mr. Marcus \ Hanna n Wash
In gfpu
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Hulidlng News

schwartz 4 GROSS have nled with RudpIph
2 Miller Superintendent Of the hureau of
Buildings. ulsn~ for Two eight story loft
hutldtuEs 20 o,'UpN tho " e-tsTlN hlOcs from
81 centre street b~tve Walker and " htfe
-trests 1880 huiidinG- are 10 b. Of dre
proof con-' ruC'ton and re- 70 be erected by
lsrsel Iiypuisn ~ = ,oS' ~ s?i0.USn Tor the
smaller N.IIiding and alsn 49, for the IN rsaT
he, arc dos gucd for the usS 81 tho harti.
varc trade. ueing epIipIs~t stfh -1IffipIrnt
number 1t elevators Tor tho purt.oss II
htnidiugS was re-eufiv sold by tho ,ttv At
au,tiou aud IN" Centre street subway vii
- - under . Port ton Ot 'h-ru
John HHu-ssr. architect has filed plans
for binding 'Uo siN story brick tensnieusg
~ the -p'ith I'D" 81 it2d street Itst feel
wes' ~ ienoy avenue for the nuts hess on
-tr,IrtiOn Company. ~ uhICh Joseph HlDch
u the president. - q cost ~ o. 90 90 The
buildings o. ~ each have frontage Of ~
feet and a depth 81 ~ ~ feet and viii have
accom- moda tons for thirty one families IN
ea'h The facsds- vtll he 81 limesfons
At the fret -i"T, and brick Nth terra Gotta
trimmings above
HE dspaTtmenf 81 buildings and arounda
~ columbia nlsze has nled plans Tor max
ing over the storage hou-e in The rear ~
the tollege ~ NV -l'ians and Surzrona
INTO . laboratory Tor tho UhVztrtsna u-e
and adding one stuTN 10 ths sNtenEon The
building - be hanged H. feet south IN
StNtieth street and 40 fe. sari - Amster-
dam avenue and tho change - estimated 20
cos' s3.n0o The trustee ~ Columbia College
"a the owner Of record
The plans dled for new buildings in The
Borough 81 The BronN oomprias two two
story frame dueliings on the sast side q
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roo,ban a. NnnapoI,.

ASS,rn,Is Nd sept football
-luad ~ r'lrl' 0rv members ~ tho fourth
las % 'u" NI.a' Nradsfuv was IN the reld
thi- afternoon uud.r Hesd Iosch B~rT,an
and Assistant howard. though 'he work
VS. -h"r' On account ~ ths sarm Vsather
~" 'adrmy has u~sn particularly for
innate 100 grf'inR 'pp haavr randd for
~" tasau' guard pozitIpns ont ~ the ne "
class - moro wn'sTiRl for thaae position.
wa hacls needed Brown. last years
zIard 81 Ner "r~hurE has an eNceiient
f hRnre ~ making The 'ssm hile Howe
another nev man who plsyad On high school
teams ~ vi hiEan IL also making a good
-h"Nirg brrwn v~ighs POI pounds and
How~ a. and fhev are the heaviest men
0u 'be 4 adsrnH squad this year
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fn" ~'IdsuaAar Bru' hers ompanv - -
I.rfel 'U have lea -s't - neafguRrferr IN
Long ~" StuHr" Tor q '"ns term n wee =
n" one tenant according 80 fur report
and only few wear. uIa - - 10 nlArssd
hv No addi'Inu 81 .'reP stories n ua-
al 80 saId 'ha' the ~ Idrhaksr COMPANY
had ptsrtt,alN closed OCCUPATIONS Tor
ne Studehak~r Binding occupies =
plo' IntNilI GA the unTfh side ~ Forty.
~ yhfl street h@'ween RToadNaN amt SsN-
sntN 4'snv" and Nas erected sbuut nine
h, tho A-'ur estate owner ~ mo land The
hu.l1Ing "a pne Of me pioneers ~ that
sa,.' .uu %. the NOV emen' aht,h began
rNpY' thai TIME AMI has -rnoe transformed
-" s~"'lon aroy' Long 49," square
mo F',h " Medhur' tntnpan" has
len -sd FOR ~ Judge William y ohen nc
- 70" 'hr"A s'"ty and hss"men' dN"llinss
- 80 ~ ga and ~ Ns~f Fpr' -aN~n' n
~frHs' 'g I'u' FnNrs @ for = long tenn W
y-srs ~ an agErzal" rental ~ ts'"-
Nersu.I's %" property j. n.'' - cen SlN'u
ami seventh sV"us'- and NH' b." altered
'Hr 'usIur-- uuTUH~s- hE Do" Ie--ea~
~='uU'' " Nsrfir hl- laced Tor t'"U' ss
rnE 'ra northeast 'oru"r - HroadWav and
~iN'E.'H.- - -'r.~' md fUr Ahr.W l. Ifn
man fu Samuel 7 ,ut .. 'h~ lof' "a he nsa
ysrag" rH.iIaug NJ ~ -- N--r SNfy
~ nth -'rN"'
Inn Frank l. TIsh~- q o'nrsny has leased
ha -"'usn' INsllIug BE-. No -, N"Sf Ftgh's
mn s'rn.' inr % term ~ ear
-on = Aumaver h4. laa-"d ~ \ q
Z hIli- for a term ~ ,esr- ~" store and
SENIOR 4 STOUT nav" lo,sadIfor ha con
'ur1 WuldtrG 'pmYtn' he frraa s'orl
4 ssl'ux A. ~ 90. N"sf Forfy ntu'h stras'
." tus'a'" H''h"'non' for term " weave
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Horse snow ., Rocsland Fair

>v''E sept : rho horse show - me
Go'sand County Fair ~ Oranzsburg - a.
rho rrtnoiral attraction there to-day The
v n0er- ~ rr-i ard second rri,es uer~
a. trii0vs
Roat"sr. PIER. Lombard. - Lady ,iosrs
Nrst Arnonaf Huron. second
HraNs HArasss Hors-s Richard DesNsl1
rn~TgS nrs' = HeItsT, Novelty s~cond
FT~~1'ng lassrs BSst sta lion anI bTse4
los 1n RVsr Fsrl k'ng NET q : Ldsirsysr
Told -pif' -sroli
R-opi M,r" Any h's-d Joserh Ryan both
"rsf md sS~Und gsites
Nare ~ 'S0ldI1g over - . hands dri,e On N
NJ mes SOdfrsJ Frrec- GiAss nell Srsi
- ran n Oppen holm Watsh'uI second
fAfies single Harnsss Horsr PrI Seetg
.r0sr.re 0Tst io-~ph Rysr Whifhy second
saddle pontrs Godfrsy pre~re ks'tls Drum
.r.' Joseph Ryan. Yuma sscord
children Ponies GoOdfr-g preec~ ,andbo,
"V'' Miss Ma or, Garnsr Vet. Whitman second
tF4rahout Morse RrhsTi Dsiafed Tra-r IA
rTs' g H~y'rr Noysi'y. se~ond
rflss Fsid's Horss 'rOffr~, prsece Vun
Nicer
''un'srs HerN-r' NAp-s FoIlou Ne Nru.
"s'hr-' Ware Prince H~nry. sseond
HDTsc SI'Nbls ''r station Work lo-enh I
NF - "scal orst Iou's Nsrns' Grafton Wood
agss0f
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DeIsvell avenue south 81 Boston pos, road
for The James iIs,a tompAny 20 cos' 80 0n'
> one story brick dwelling On the east side
NJ Ros@v ood avenue north Of Rarholdi
street for Michael Gentle to cost o. 90
hNs story brick tenement A. the north
v"s' corner Of Prosp@rt avenue and 10Th
frnsst Hammer. president. A. cost 81
tIs.Do tvo t~o story and auto frame dwell
iings AZ the southeast corner ~ lsis' street
and harrison avenu~ for John bradley AZ
a COS, ~ ts IN 4 one story frame station
IN The east SIDE Of the tGht Of way las feet
tral ana Hudson River PailToad Company
a. a cost OF o. sbo i've i've story brick tsns
msnts AZ the northeast corner Of Marion
avenue and lad street for the John Bovland
Company at = cost vi SIS ,oao. and for NOV
ing two story and attic frame dwelling
and isig street for John Bradley TO Cost
o. .tsp
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JNrERsOILEsI,TE rENNIs.
= Ths,er. Hsp- - P~nas, a1aa. Sl''"'-
natsd W Ftr-s Rsufd

IIr. ,rfI FHts -epf NfhruEb fh@
nI,rrsty - rsnpsy Wants n-r'i- ont, me
rnfuf 90 h~,"rp~ no nh-nlu's I'''s-s--"r
nf the I.sa. " tIU'ht~r cop etuhlsfnatir
~ %" rn'~r' "li~Tia'- t~nni- rhHrlpien-hip.
10 % ru"Faily certain tha' 10 point sil not
ra canned thI- year ro.da, 40 Nr.' Dc, =
uIp. 'uu. pla,s 10 no thiF's-u'h annual
tournament IT No intercollegiate Ian
iauUl- N--".. .au,r uu no courts 81 Tho
Na.frn ,rirkef ,fur Na,-rford and tho
rwwu~r thirteen wa- r~ffaiul, an rnlu'sN
"H" Tor ths Rod ant blue representative
TO- ur' ~ four entries only ons man -Ir.
90. - tho nr~' round n Tho singles
'hrnrr "a, made in the PLAYING rui~'
tho, fear 10 having h~~n ds-' ided ~ make
~,~r1 ma'.h th~ host three IN Ave -sts IN
-'",d - ~" h~-' two IN Ave - IN pT"v,"'ts
YEAR,
lh- -urpri-- Of tho dav va- undoubtedly
the elimination 1t Nlsr Ihayer. the hors ~
mo niverSity 1T penn-, wanna. ~ o. pTa'-
ally unknovn play~r IA cote ot \ ale
lnF ~ 20 shsther Thav-r va~ eligible 20
r~pre-en' his untysr-tty this year ~ ~ would
h. +, h., '?Gr,h apges5aa " IN" ,oGrnan,sG, en-,
reVfe-sut hi university four years aud
rha,er va allow 81 90 play. tot" di-
PLAYED ml'h greater ability than h" had
been gwen redit for and - rhavrr Wa
uui'" little IN FORM 'hs Nale man von nv
three -sf- ~ on..
The summarize.
lntsU oisguls Cham pionsnir SinEies rtsum!
naT. rpund Raleigh. Frtncetun. defeated
t0ngrr. Nuhans, a IS ltafier
torneii s. .. 9. = Gatcs. NAie d~ieatei
y " lamlson. Jn,rrsl'l ~ pennss Anla. =.
n iUtarss
first Rrund Hrlarn. Vale. d~fesi led
Tha. -. Z nNrf,ltN ~ penusylN nnia. I.
- 90 e. Thomas Princeing. defeated
" Nirss-son. HAr, Ard. 81 :. s. &
H EHAHs. I'niNs ats ~ rrnnNyiN ana. defeated
Hnirurrrr Nale A a - I 4
~ ertssr HlrNArd defeated Gates. als
a 8 . u Nathe,. Prin,~ton. defeated
! , Hoagb1d. Cornell 9 I. .. Cote
Val" defeated rhAy 81 niNersity ~ r-nrs'I
defeated , tUttlng 1tar Hri . . i.
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f0RBS mann FIE IN D,\GFR.
lint HIs Leu E,~ u the On~ TINrd
on the HIATT

~ fr"if sep IyrIs Ra rNnd Cobr.
me brilliant hali PLAYER ~ The Detroit team
i@ar~ he is,lnSinE m" sight ~ his right eve.
lN-us has hu' On" good eve Thi- fact
developed 'o-ds, Vhsu ~ Gillman. =. eve
sI'''ial - made rhoruugN examination
one -" = g""-i one defcnti,s Tus gurd
IN" '- N" 'r'''I irau NORMA md the d.
f'r'I'" IN" = '0r yon'lll, normal hrr yer
r'sl- usHr- gn'.d toNb Isc. bu' one eve
HI la'' uua
pbh 49, rlrEel I.. Tho tp,tpr Zoe axe =
fe~'. saying fhaf the froUtis would bs 81 mi.
na'"d IN = fes dsN~ n 10 'uuld take tho
pr"p"r n'sd''in" ana Ee~rlr" 'te Tropar
ar" l'rH~ HU-I@'ad 90 Htsurlpauv II Ia.
'i" team p" Gland bur 'he doctor rIlsG
"'' "f $50 '0I ~" PLAYER NR- ordered ~
-'1' 20 fHU" if - ~tId that u ma, mot
20" -s"~ m ~" rrld 'ga'n w. vsar and
'"''a.ut' H.' 4 t.- .s-igN' '- IN an va1
OF. 1uE,rau
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krosh u.~ah. In Pool M.,rr

'sroW" ke0Eh vDn 'he second block in
20" uool 'hampipnship match. defeating ~
opponent, Ilu"s'on, hv . s"ore NJ 20 - iib
Is-' nigh. - Iohg i'ovls'- -~ad~mv Eariv
ru M" game both men PLAYED good pool
Hus-'pus play thereafter he~ane unsteady
and scrAtch after scratch followed KeoRh q
game vas comparatively steady The
second niRh''s plav leaves Ksogh In ore
load hy the scNre 81 sNS % a1a The Anal
biloxi Htll - plarpf fo--trhe