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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-28
LEAPS INTO WELL
Dcspondent Because of Ill Health, Girl
Commits Suicide.

Kansas City. Mo-. December 27.--De-
spondent, It Is believed. because of
i'll health. Miss Lille Hanson, seven
teen years old, of Usage CITY,. Kan,
committed suicide by leaping into a.
we'll here last night Her body was
found to-day, The girls skull was
crushed when it struck the wall of the
WE'LL This injury led to an early
report that Miss Hanson probably had
been mnrdered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-28
LIE is HANDED BACK
woodrow Wilson Denounces Statement
us EalsehOOu,

ST. Louis, Mo- December 27,-Gov-
ernor- Elect Woodrow Wilson, of New
Jersey, on his arrival here this after
noon, denounced as a talsehood any
statement that he had discussed with
James Smith, Jr, since the New Jer-
sey primary. the election OF any per
son other than James u, MARITIME.
Democratic primary nominee TO the
United States SenatorShip,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
WINDSOR MEANS To
ESTABLISH A CHAMP
Bout Between Sikora and Nelson in
Arena Across River Tonight Will
Have Valid Bearing On Case.

IA an effort tn establish club Cnam-
piOn III the fea;herweight class Nah
ager Classco. O! tile Windsor Athletic
club. is ranging wide these days. seek
ing 10 find the best fcatherweight in
the local arena II is the intention 10
pit him against a rapid succession OF
voungstCrG from Detroit and Michi-
gan. with view To boxing him into
condition 20 give an argument To the
Kilbanes, 81 ilegeland.
la this effort. the club has staged
Gerhard. Sikora, Dougherty. Schultz.
Hefron and others. Tonight u Is Civ
ing another chance To Eddie Nelson,
OF Grand Rapids, who made so fine
an impression here last year until he
met the redoubtahle Tommy kilGaae.
of Cleveland Nelson's opponent viii
be the durable Paul Sikora. On form
it should ne the old layorite c0mbi-
nation OF 4 clever kid against u dan
gerous yoangster who keeps coming in
spite uf the peppering that he may b..
receiving from the guns OF the oppo-
Sttion.
As en- added attraction Johnny fren-
dergast and Reddy Shores will box in
the semi-wiHdup-in all probability the
classiest pair who have FLASHED IN the
secund bout of the evening at the
Windsor club this year.
The last mentioned pair are pure
feathers. Nelson and Sikora meet At
1@T
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
KETCHEL WILLING TO
HELP NEGRO GET READY
Believes johnson 4 Sure Winner over
Jeffries and Has No Objection
To Assisting Him.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Jan. o.
James j. Corbett and Other r,ugst crs,
either of the past or present have al
lied themselves with lame, J. FERRIES
and will sive him either fhrir active
or mental support during his training
period for the bout with Johnson
STANLEY Ketc;i,l has said that tncre
Is mighty littlc sentiment IL prIze
fighting for him. lie IS I'm II because
he can MAKE more money az II tham
at anytime else he Nigh; lo-many
times more. Aid for that reason and
because he believes thai today Jack
Johnson is better man than Jeffries.
the local iistic champion declares that
IL asked he will gladly 80 into the
camp of Jack Johnson TO help that
pugilist along the latter part of the
training siege tor the big mill.
ketchei Is an admirer or Johnson,
FOL he believes that the black l. the
best big man In the ring today. lie
figures as others have figured that the
coming Jonnson-Jehries bout will he
Il repetition of the Corbeit-Sullivan
combat OF years. ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
BELLS SEES WOE
AHEAD FOR GOTCH
Man Who Once Took Title From
Champion Wrestler Believes zbysco
Just About as Good.

Fred BOoli. the Wisconsin, wrestler.
who made such a hit ON several occa-
sions In Detroit. il of the opinion that
FRANK Gotoh is going To entertain Il
heap or trouble I'm throwing Zbysco.
me giant Pole. Beell has wrcstled
Gotch and Zbysco, and thinks that
they are about equal as To ability. 4
rev years ago the Wisconsin man
took two out of three falls from GotcL
IN a bout AT New Orleans and actually
was the champion wrestler for lew
weeks. or until they met again on
the mat
beell tackled Zbysco at Buffalo on
Saturday night and was thrown In
less than two minutes the frs; fall
When the bout was completed. he
said
'Gotch is going To find lot of trou-
Bile defending his championship from
this fellow. IL they ever meet IN -
rDish match. | tried lots OF catch-as-
catch-can stun on him In the second
bout last nicht and he not only block.
I'd cleve"l, but he stood the pace
aWiu!ly well. So far ms | could Judge.
after the hard work we had been do
ing on the mat. he was fast and strong
AZ TIE finish a ~ the start It's the
endurance that counts. and Gotcn will
have To he overy bit as good as when
he met llackeEschmidt II he is going
To stop this fellow"
iIeeiI WAS deeply chagrlned at has
lnick hop In the first bout, ana said
he did ne; remember having suffered
quicker fall anybody can be-
caught mapping" said he, especially
with hat chunk OF man ia breal, dowa
a bridge with"
ZbyScu is expected 10 arrive in
Cleveland today for his match with
Tom .ienhiHs Thursday night. lie Is
scheduled 10 w~estle De Rouen NJ Buf.
falo Jan Is and has a few other bouts
taxing place in the meantime la But
fd'o hc SAID
II am wrestling with one object in
view u finish match with Frank Gotten
and victory for the honor OF Polish
athle tics u is hard. slow work. fight
inc The way To the top. hut we must
all have patience. As vet | have not
sllpncd back any When that time
cones--the steamer and home for the
disrgaced Zbvsco."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
This imp HeVsi lad Any
Trouble Al kI-.p9ThaD5
BY HARRY o. EASTMAN.

Umpire James T. tombstone was
among the hrst To answer President
Lynch query rs TO who the real
trouble makers were in the National
league The arbiter's reply was novel
inasmuch IS ne said he had 50 little
trouble during the last three years
that he was hardly qualified to point
ouo any real Offenders
II viii be remembered that John
stone was wiki Billy Klein under the
erandstaud 1t the Polo grounds last
year when the ALLEGED bribery attempt
took place just prior to the deciding
championship game between the
Giants and Cubs. II may also be
remembered by the regular fans that
tombstone was barred from the same
field the year previously by the police.
who said they we're acting on advice
from the club. This followed a decis-
ion which nearly precipitated riot
the day previous.
tombstone is a good umpire and his
decisions are usually received with
calm aud quiet. But il he is not
qualified TO whisper the names Of some
trouble makers 10 the new executive,
who IS?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
FLAT FEET NO BAR.
Extremities the Congen,ta'
Kind and Are Coed Enough.

I'm searching Jack Johnson for faws
Mr. Corhct; has discovered that the
colored gladiator is afflicted tor en-
dowedD with fiat feet and he argues
from tliat that Mr.. Johnson canrot To-
conote laterally without tripping over
his necls. or. In other words. that he
cannot Sldcstep. Mr.. Johnson has fiat
feet and quite a mess OF them. to he
sure. bnt they are congcnital and not
acquired rs are The common variety.
lie mas grown accustomed To them
through long use and 81 far they have
done everything he has required OF
them There Is a compensation IN
nature ami purpose in all t1ingss
Perhaps Ii Mr.. Johnson had not drawn
Il pair ot Tat feet and a prominent
maStoid process which gives the APP
pearance of his jaw Ringing back Of
his ear, he would not now be matched
for the worlds championship -tnH
Caco Tribune
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
JOHNSON TO START
AUTO RAGING HERE
Report From Pittsburg Has 1t That
He Would Like To Emulate Bar.
ney 0ldfeld or Local Track.

PITTSBUEG. Pa. Jan. 5.-Autofno-
bile racing will be the next game fol-
lowed by Jack Johnson, the Negro
declaring here today that he had NJ
ready placed an order for u car that
he would drive In various race meets
over the country Johnson said ar
engagements had been made for him
10 drive his first race at Detroit after
the Jeffries fight and that an cndeay-
or would be made To enter his car in
the next Vanderbilt
At the Chalmers Detroit factory
which annually keeps Johnson in
cars. the above report is not consid-
cred weightY. Johnson has now 4
car that Is as fast as they make them
and that Is about as fast as anybody
cares to drive. speed-mad pugiists
not excepted
Nobody knows OF any race meet
dated round the time Jacl: says he Is
going To start and there is grave
doubt expressed in certain quarters
over the certainty that Jack viii
care about appearing in public for a
while after the bout with Jehries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

Diagram l-Cg" ball IL below. IA
right object ball IL right. sighting
from cushion &c \. Cue Ua, cushion.
az \ r. ch'tctiug carcm ON bail ..
object ban cushions al &. -. RESTING
az T.. stroke ordinary Object bail
80 lies near tho cushions. so that cue
ball has no. room 20 20 around table
and gather balls after carom there.
fore the back stroke is employed
Diagram Cue ball - riyht. Is
below: object hail IL lefr; stroke -
IN excess of medium. Object ball Is
width o. a ball from cushion. Cue
ball cushions at 4. r.. G. -. caroming
on bali ,.
object ball cushions at T.. +. resting
AZ G.. Bali must be 40 placed that
the cushion at a can be reached by
cue bad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
KID GLEASON CANNED.
Veteran infielder Who Second-Based
Here Must Leave phjtIies

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.--t rom the
headquarters OF the Phillles came the
announcement Yesterday that "Kid"
Gleason. The veteran second base
man. who acted as assistant manager
OF tho club last season, was TO be re-
leased
President Fogel said that he would
ask waivers on Gleason. The playing
list OF the Phillies after May L. will be
restricted To about twenty-five players
Gleason was big fayorite with the
local fans He also played in Balti
more. New York and Detroit lie
was displaced as regular second base
man on the local team by OTTO Knaoe
several years ago. but has since been
connected with the club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIMES
Killing ASKS NO
REINSTATEMENT
National Commission May Not De-
vote Any Attention To the Murray
Case in Philadelphia, Either

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. 5.-The
National Baseball Commission VIII go
into session at The Sinton at ii O'Clock
Wednesday. Contrary To expectations
the meeting will be devoid OF any
startling features. IL was reported
that Manager Billy Murray, OF the
Philadelphia club. would ask the COM
mission to look into his claim against
the Quakers. President Hermann
SAYS no word had been received from
Murray. Catcher Johnny King. OF the
Chicago Cubs. evidently means TO stay
out of baseball lie has not applied
10 the commission for reinstatement.
The commission meeting promises
to be exceptionally brief. President
Hermann will read his annual report
and after its adoption Il president VIII
be elected Hermann without DOUBT
will succeed himself
few minor cases will receive the
attention of the commission, aiter
which that body will adjourn. Presi'
dent Thomas Lynch ana Secretary
John Heydler arrived from New YORK
this morning.
Hermann In his annual report took
a vigorous stand against syndicate
baseball. After giving considerable
attention TO the remarkable growth OF
the national game since its inception
he pauses 10 issue warning TO ciup
owners against permitting syndicate
baseball 10 creep into the game ana
wreck the earnest efforts OF hones'
sportsmen 10 place II on q hrm OASIS
Herrmann's attack, although not
mentioning the name OF any clno
owner. Is aimed n President Charley
Murphy of the Chicago club who re-
Gently with the assistance OF Charles
p Taft. nf Cincinnati gained controi
OF the Philadelphia club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
NEW DEAL AT CINCINNATI.
Clarke Griffith Puts Into Operation .
Plan OF Salary Adjustment

Clarke Griffith has Instituted a
shaks-up an his pay ro. that he hopes
will save Garry Hermann more tam
81 000 year. He claims that .he
salaries will ne more equaliZcd thah
ever whom the players sign the ton-
tracts which h. has almost ready for
mailing. Grin believes that some cf
his hireiines are underpaid and these
will profit at the expense OF the over
paid hands and the banchwarmer5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
SPARRING PARTNERS FIGHT.
Two members of Jack Joh6son's
Troupe Clash IN Short Fuss.

iRINGTiELD. O., Jan 5.-Monte
CATER enc ol Jack Iohnson's sparring
partnt *. narrowly escaped taking he
count acre this evening wniic want
ing Tor the train to Columbus. and
Kid Bd,nstein, the featherweight
with ihe show. was responsible. Burn
stein accused Cutler OF walking OF
with something belonging To him.
Words followed and Burustcin sent
one 10 the Jaw. Cutler would have
fallen hal not JACK Johnson caught
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Sporting Notes

biz Mackey hear belmont In the
windup OF the Boston snow idss
night
Pontiac High beat oberiin. ~ to 10
last night The collegians are LaN-
ing hard luck in these parts
Doe Roller. the real Jenries trainer.
has been III with blood poisoning ~
"A Chicago hospital but is Improving
charlie Murphy rises 20 remark .ss, thar ht
neither he nor Charles !. Iatt mas
stock in the Philadelphia NatiOnal
league club
-OberIin mud the Detroit Y. VI. .. meet
at basketball in the - \. .. symna-
stun tonight. the preliminary being
started az ..i5
tackle. - likely to lose ont at Ne
braska. which appears 20 -" looking
for another coacl
Manager stark Of the NcDouunIl rink
is planning series Of skating races
for children but the present weather
makes the date uncertain.
scheduling Of three games
with NOtre Dame. makes 10 look ~ if
there Wa no intention 81 breaking
relations with the Catholic school.
hull johnson Of brooklyn, v y. Emil
BRIGHTER. OF Detroit and James
Briggs OF Bellevue. %. have been
signed 10 umpire In the South Michi-
gan In 1910.
Attendance 30 the Palace show In
New York, has been immense. and
Yesterday a boost In the price - ad
mission from 80 cents 10 81 failed 20
materially decrease the jam
w. ~. Butts. assistant dean Of the
engineering departmcDt at the INT
versity 81 Michigan. comes TO the
front with statement that Ioy Nil
Ter had been repeatedly urged to turn
In an enrolment card ana produces
letter from 10y IN which he says
he ~ q forestry. not an engineering
student
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Lewis Is Doomed

There isn't any truth In the rnmor
THAT Phil Lewis is 10 be given another
chance In Brooklyn. While Lewis
Played in Baltimore last season the
Brooklyn club had a string ON him He
has now been sold To the Indianapolis
team OF the American association
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Lana Gcta Cav

Bv defeating an octoSenarian. Bill
Lang. the Australian heavyweight. j.
SO elated that he wants 10 meet any
Chestnut street newsboy. --Phtlad
phia North American
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Exhlhition I'D pool.

Lou Liubsch2. the exhibition Nool
layer. VIII so Oh at Adolph McChs-
ky's place. Williams end Magnolia.
SITS. Wednesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
Hart Lost: COURAGE Returned.

Ii looks as Ii the Princeton football
eleven will be without Hart next sea
son. but this does not imply than
there will be ANYTHING wrong with ia
courage. 4.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
crabtree viii % own Training.

From Illinois comes the news that
Lady Maud c. and lledgewood Boy
will be trained by their owner. J. G..
CrabtTee. from now on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

Job "rintInV done right Zines
Printing Co.. - John E-st. cali Main
I los. ur city ease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

lob rrin'ing done right Time.
tt3s or city s2SS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05
A Brand New Ore

The Lynchburg club has released
Catcher Billy Ross and Outfielder
Owen Jackson with the stipulation
that they are not TO play with any
other club in the Virginia league. "a
they would not play within the leag,.
sasry limit. which Is $1,000 per year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-05

HEART With the
10 Sporting
HEART Editor.

messages that have George Muffin
playing basketball, starting training
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
COUNTY SURVEYOR HAS
ACCOUNTED FOR FEES
Hearing Of Charges Preferred by
Discharged Employees Adjourns
Until Witnesses Come Back.

County Auditor Frank Hegin botham
reported to the county commissioners
yesterday that the county surveyor. Jo-
seph +. Swenson, had turned over all
fees to the county as required by the
statutes and the plats certified by tie
surveyor had been checked and no ir-
reguiarfties had been fOuni. This re-
port was made at a preliminary inves-
tigatiOn OF the charges made against
the county surveyor in which il was
stated that there had been Irregular
ties in the matter OF turning over the
fees
When the county Surveyor dis
charged "A number Of his office force
the former employees asked for a hear
ing. charging that the surveyor had no
right TO discharge them. nut the coun-
commissioners at a previous session
ruled that the county surveyor lad the
right to engage and dispense with en-
plOycs IN his office as he saw TT the
sole province of the board of commits
siOners being to ratify or reject his ap-
pointmcnts. This meeting was fol-
lowed by the presentation OF charges
that the county surveyor had required
the employees of the office to do private
work and that he had used materials
belonging 10 the county on private
work.
Mr.. Swenson said yesterday that he
could produce bills showing that the
stakes and materials he had used on
private work had been paid for by him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01


Miss Chloe Smoot. the daughter OF
United states Senator and Mrs Reed
Smoot. who is guest at the home OF
her grandmother. Mrs. 9. A Eldreuge,
was COMMUNICATED yesterday afternoon
By a delightful reception given by
Miss Rhea and Miss Alice Nibley at
thci- home I'm North West Temple
street Between the hours OF and
one hundred and fifty or more friends
OF the Young hostcsses were present
to meet the guest OF honor. who viii
be one Of the brides Of the early fall.
The veranda was costly arranged in
home-like effect. with rugs. cOuches
and easy chairs. Within and without
palms and ferns were banked In COM
bination with sweet peas. roses and
other flowers The Hawaiian TrOu-
badOurs were stationed in the rear hall
and rendered choice selections during
the receiving hours Mrs Joseph Nib
ley and Mrs. Joel Nibley poured coffee
at the beautifully appointed table in
the dining room. They were assisted
by the Misses Elise Yeates, Marian
Wells. while Mrs. Merrill Nibley pre-
sided az the punch bowl
X =
A very prettily arranged afternoon
tea was given yesterday by Miss Vir-
Eiula Shannon at the home OF her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Shannon, I'm
honor Of Miss Caria LANCE OF Cincin-
natl who is the guest Of her class
mate Miss Ruby ]. Lambourne. Lit
tie Dolly Christensen received the
guests at the door. The rooms were
attractively decorated with a prOfu-
sion OF flowers. In the dining room n
color scheme Of pink prevailed. The
table was covered with cluny lace
cloth over pink. with ribbon streamers
in the same shade reaching from the
chandelier to the corners Of the table.
A basket OF pink carnations formed
the central decoration. Miss Geneve
Savage served punch on the veranda.
Assisting the young hostess IN serving
the tables on the lawn and veranda
were the Misses Ruby LambOurne.
Lydia White. Florence Sullivan and
Emily NcAllister. During the recep-
ton hours from 2 to about seventy
five persons called 20 meet the guest
Of honor and 90 enjoy the hospitality
Of the young hostess.
From to II last evening a delight
ful wedding reception was rendered
Miss Cfeneve Knowlton and Charles
n West. whose marriage took place
I'm the temple I'm the morning. The
reception was at the brides home in
North Main street. on which occasion
the beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph William Taylor next doOr was
also thrown open for the accommoda-
ton Of the guests. Palms. roses and
sweet peas beautifully adorned the
rooms. and a stringed orchestra sta
toned behind bank Of palms in the
hall added % the pleasure OF the even
ing Mrs. KnOwlton was assisted IN
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Tevlor and the dining room was pre-
sided over by Miss Elizabeth Cobbs
assisted by the Misses Ellen and Ar
line Tibhetts Helen Ellerbeck and
George Felt Punch was served dur
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mont. Ferry and boys will leave next
week for the same resort to
spend the summer in their cottage.
DR.. r. ID. Woodruff and family will
leave next Wednesday for Brighton.
where they will spend the summer in
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Benson and
daughters left yesterday to spend the
summer in their cottage at Wasatch.
X y
Mrs. J. Y. Langford and daughters.
Stella and Florence, left wednesday
evening for Los Angeles to spend the
summer
The many friends of Miss Edith
Beless will be glad to learn that she
Is recovering from a serious surgical
operation at st. Marks hospital.
\ x
Mr.. and Mrs Ira d. Wines will leave
Saturday for the Hermitage in ogden
canyon. to remain over the Fourth.
X *
Miss Florence Allen has returned
from Chicago to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +
Allen. Miss Allen. who was recently
graduated with unusual honors in a
large class Of law students. will go
next year TO New York to pursue her
law studies.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

tanned informally "Wednesday evening
with a prettily arranged dinner at
their home I'm Eleventh East street.
Place cards were laid for ten guests.
+ = x
The children of St. Marks cathe-
dral Sunday school enjoyed a picnic
yesterday in Emigration canyon. leav-
ing the city at 9 o'clock, accompanied
by teachers. parents and friends in
large numbers.
+. s. Murphy and family left last
evening to spend the summer months
in their summer home at Lake Tahoe,
Cal. They were accompanied by Mr.
Murphy's sister. Mrs. Bernethy Of
Greeley. Colo. who mas been a guest
at the Murphy home.
r *
MIR. and Mrs Edward ). Ferry and
family leave tomorrow for their
Brighton cottage TO remain the rest
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
MARRrACE LTCENsEs.

John II. Black and Mary y Edward
Salt Lake.
Clyde II. jay. Salina. Colorado. and
Beatrice kearns, Gunnison. Utah.
james Maher ana Mabel 2endlctOn.
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Alfred ID. Gardner. West Jordan.
and Jennie Shields. South Jordan.
Zed Carter, Provo, and Della Thrash
er. Behi
Lee G. Salisbury. salt Lake. and
Jane Cullen, Phillipsburg, \. J.
A. j. Pinkley and Lucille Aubrey,
salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01

Or. and Mrs. J. C. Hanchett enter
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01
Flags for the Fourth
Long Nay Theg Wave"

Headquarters for flags and Fourth of July decorations
Cotton bunting, fast colors and washable, sewed
into flags
feet wide and feet long, S1.00.
feet wide and feet long, S1.5O.
Wool bunting flags, standard for weight and alb
soutely fast colors in all sizes from feet by feet
to feet by u feet Prices go step by step from S3OO
to 1918.
Stick Flags, DC, IOC and 25c. I