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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-10
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three flTlougs. African Girl. 10
lkohnl. ( 10 l. wen Bertha H.. 10 gkosrneri. Is
10 ]. second. W II. Care1teT. us tGlaaierl. 70 1
third. Time. 0.ssl5 Dearer. NJ Kitty. Capt
Sand. H. L. Brandt VALERIE. and Fatheriide slso
un-
SECOND RACE-Fiye fuiongs. Alberta H., IS
tBmtonl. 10 %. won: Frank Pstten. III tSaillesl
. 10 J. second: Bob May. Us BeandI. . 10 l.
tii1d. Time. SO IS Cotton Tail. Col. Austin.
Clifford. Nscha RoCsleige. Willow Plume. and
Water Cooler also rap.
THIRD RACE-Sx furlongs- r. Goodwin l07
lColel 70 70 l. wen; Norman. g (steinhardt) TO
5 second; 0kenite. III tGiasDerl. 10 TO !, third.
Time. lis. Inspection. Dry Dollar. Locust Bud,
and Morpsth also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furl0nes. JACK DenneTlin.
l0 Jacksonl. to J. won; Ia K. Hindoo ll0
lGlasnerl. even. secund Elzabethan, % lKoeTuerl,
70 5. third Time l;l7 IS, Caesar siso an
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Matte Bumppo. f05
Qangan. 90 s wen; Light Blue. ii0 gCoheul, 1
"a s. second: Hurlock lo5 CMatheWsl, 10 20 l. third
Time. lis 35. Red HRsssr. Tackle. Bosom Friend.
The Clown. and Claiborne also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-Seyen fuTiOngs. 0esa l02 Hop
kins to j. won; Fauuie 100 lFainl, le % J. sex
end: san Primo lo5 Reilly 10 l. third Tine.
. Is. Bronte. Percy Taylor Lord Dixon OFoonoka.
Confessor. and Occidental also ran-
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July 4 PAGEANT DEFERRED
Procession Of Suitable Character Is
Substituted for Demonstration.
Tabieau Scenes from Washington
History 10 BE Enacted on His
toric Sites of City.
LAM Club Held

/ Washington viii not have a Pan-AmeTi-
can pageant on next July l.
After a discussion yesterday by the
joint committee of the celebration Of
the safe and sane Fourth OF July
the situation. and consideration Of tie
fact that while ambassadors and mia
listers OF South American republics have
| indorsed such a demonstration. not
enough replies have been received Il
vas therefore decided 20 defer the event
until next year
Instead the committee authorized Chair
man Rudolph to take Up the matter Of a
procession of suitable character. and also
the matter Of tableaux scenes from
Washington history 20 be enacted prefer
ably on the historic sites. Other fea-
lures will be day and night fireworks.
band concerts. and an outdoor morning
meeting.
Citizens associations gave special public
displays OF fireworks last year. This year
/ il is expected this feature Of the general
celebration will receive a fresh impetus,
but it viii be confined to suburban sec
. tions. Pending the preliminary inquiry
as 10 various features. the committee ad-
| journed TO meet at the call Of the chair
man.
The campaign for subscriptions viii be
started at once. Treasurer ". V Cox,
Second National Bank. viii receive contri-
buttons. As no fireworks are permitted
to be Sold delivered or stored in the
District, it Is hoped that money. which
would otherwise so TO Individual eelebra-
tons may be donated TO the fund fer
general Celebration.
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TECH AHEAD IN SHOOT.
OutcIasses Competitors in High
School Rifle Tournament.

OutcIasses Competitors in High
School Rifle Tournament.
-Four Of the local high schools shot in
the interscholastic rife tournament. I'M
der the auspices Of the National Sports
mans Show, last night, the Tech team
making the best showing. Central was
second best. ard the Business and East
ern teams tied for third Technical is
really out OF the class with the other
high schools, and is shooting at the same
rate as the George Washington marks
men. There IS difference of 10S points
between Technical and their nearest com
petitor. Central. in the high school
match
The difference in the scores between
last night and the first night of the shoot
is caused by the fact that Monday the
Winchester targets We're used, which al
lows a possible 500 while the National
Association target. which VIII be used
hereafter, only allows a possible 200. 100
standing and 100 prone Last nights
summarizes
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OFF-SEASON BASEBALL.

The Phnles spent S2.oO0 for new play
ers last season, against S25S5O paid out
by the Reds in the same way.
Keiber looks ike a ree! pitcher, and
MeGraw may have found staT-if he
doesn't blow up between now and
April TO-
Berger expects to be McGuire's best
winner in the pitching line this season.
Heinie has the goods. but isn't always
successful in delivering them.
Drake, a Detroit recruit, IS doing fine
work in practice. Queer. considering how
this fellow looms up in the minor
leagues, that the Tigers have farmed him
out so long.
During the season OF 1903 the American
League expended for players Sl2s.550. of
which the Athletics contributed 1880.
The Chicago team led, having parted
with $3.50 for new material
Dahlen is making a bluff Of giving
Daubert Tim Jordan's job as the regular
first baseHan Of the Brooklyns. Just a
stall. that's adjust scheme to make
Tim hustle himself into prime condition.
Kommers, the outaelder who would
rather play in a third-rate minor league,
where he could be near his invalid wife.
than to play in fast company and be
separated from her, viii bear a watch
ing. Any man who has principles Of that
sort would make most worthy member
of any big league club.
Did you ever note how. when there is
a runner on first. the first baseman. as
the pitcher sends the ball, always gallops
up toward second to be ready for pos
sible grouader? A few years ago there
were several catchers who used to nip
runners by having the first baseman sud
denly return to the bag after this move
and take an unexpected throw. The play.
however. seems 10 have been cut out en-
tirely in recent seasons.
Ben Houser. last year with the Toronto
club, of the Eastern League. continues TO
play sensational bah at Atlanta, Ca, for
the Philadelphia Americans. The. Phia-
delphia Inquirer has this to say OF
Houser:
ben Houser is a better fielding first
basemau than Harry Davis ever was, and
q corlIing hitter as well. and I guess
maybe that won't help some. Leave it
TO your Uncle Connie to dig the good
ones out OF the bushes"
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GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

The date Of the Psily McGovern-Y Young
Britt bout at Baltimore has been changed
from March IS to March %
Matty Baldwin VIII meet Battling Hur-
ley at one of the New York clubs after
his date with Dick Hyland at Kansas
City
Jimmy De Forrest has Bobby scanion.
of Philadelphia. under his wing. and VIII
send him aielg at toe New York clubs
For the first time in his life, Eddie
Smith. the Frisco referee. is being
panned. He is alleged to have given
Tommy Murphy the better Of the YER
diet with owen Moran, bur the reliable
critics say that Murphy won cieanly.
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NATIONALS SLOW UP
Eat and Sleep Well, but
Have Sore Muscles.
DOC GEssLER IS ON SCENE
OutheIder Appears in Good shape
for Trying responsibilities Do
ing Well on Second-McAIeer Much
Pleased with WOrk-Break in the
Fine weather Now Feared.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
/ Norfolk. Va. March 9.-The practice Of
the Nationals win proceed for the next
day or two at reduced speed.
The pace that Manager McAleer has
been putting them through is beginning
10 tell in some sore muscles. OF course.
that was inevitable, but the general
health of the men remains excellent.
They look well. eat WELL and sleep we'll.
/ Trainer Quirk, who is closely watching
/ the development of the team, told the
manager tonight that some of them had
sore muscles, and advised that work be
not quite so strenuous. McAleer has
much faith in the judgment of the
trainer. and viii be governed by his
opinion.
Men sun Stim.
In addition TO their work on the field,
most of the men walk TO and from the
park. mile and a quarter from their
hotel. twice a day, They enjoyed that
the soreness, it is expected. viii have
disappeared before the end of the week
The third day of the training was
equally as satisfactory as the two others
The squad was kept going fast on the
field. the work consisting. as heretofore.
of a morning and afternoon session Of
practice at batting and fielding.
GessIer Shows Up.
OutfeIder GessIer was the arrival Of
the day. and his appearance did Nc
Aleer good He seemed to be in the pink
of condition He weighed in at 1917,
about two pounds more than his playing
weight. and that surplus was worked of
during the day by Quirk.
Gessler himself says that he feels as
fit as q fiddle, and only needs four days
in which to get ready to play ball. Cess
Ter came here from his home in IN
diana
Unglauh, whose early arrival was look
ed for. is not now expected by Manager
McAleer before tho latter part of the
week. when the other missing members
Of the squad get In camp.
The short time which the squad has
been At practice may make predictions
seem out OF place bat it is improbable
that McAleer has a star among the new
litALNi laA WAttil t-t tltA-a i4Ni tt1 0t0
are showing much stronger than the new
KiIIifer Doing Well.
Ktlifer is doing well at second, and
may capture that position. McAleer is
pleased with his work
Any big improvement in the team. it
would seem, must occur in the pitching
staff. OF the pitchers here. Walker has
probably shown the best form. He IN
hooked some speed and curves this after
noon. and had fairly good control The
batting net Is being used in the batting
practice. ana the catchers are doing 10
receiving.
Rapp, it would seem. would make an
acceptable relief for Street in the catch
ing department.
The boy Miller IS making a showing in
the outheld but unlikely will capture a
regular position
The weather got cool and cloudy late
this afternoon, and it looks as if there
might be a break in the fine weather
which has obtained since the arrival Of
the team
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warrenton Drag Hunt.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Warenton. Va, March 9.-The regular
byweekly drag Of the Warrenton Hun,
Club was ridden here this afternoon over
q stif course. Alr. c. II. Smith hunted
the hounds. with Messrs. W F. wnbir
Roy l. Adamson. and Mrs. Il. A. b.
Portman as whips. The course was a
long one. over Bethel grounds, with a
brisk finish. The jumps were big and
high
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CnnnhInncn wins TitIe.

New York. March 9.-By defeating c.
Jaffe in the third game OF the supplement
tary match to break the tie In the annual
tournament of the New York State Chess
Association, at the rooms Of the Rice
Chess Club, yesterday. Jose r Capa-
blanca, the Cuban expert, won the title
Of New York state champion. The series
resulted In favor of the Cuban by the
score Of . TO 0. with one game drawn.
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GOtch aad Roller win Rout..

Kansas City, no, March 9.-champlon
Frank Goteh last. night defeated in
straight falls Pat Connolly. champion OF
ireland and Dr. B. F. Roller did the
same TO Carl Becker. Of AusS alia. Gotch
got me hrst fan in 1903 and the second
faii In o:45. Roller won the initial fail in
1870 and the second in 7.2a
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New York, March 9.-If the present "a
vorable weather continues, the Columbia
crews will have their first real row OF
the year en- Monday afternoon. when Jim
Rice the coach plans TO get his men on
the water. The Hudson IS free Of ice, and
there will be no danger of smashing boats
on stray cakes The boathouse at Edge
water is ready for the crews. The new
launch will be officially named on Mon
day afternoon by delegation Of the class
Of 1909. which gave the boat.
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scheduIe a Good Ono.
BALL GAME ON WHITE LOT.
Idea Company TrOunces
BurIesquers, : to 4.

american fuea company IFOunces
BurIesquers, to 4.
In close and interesting basebs..l
game on the Monument Lot yesterday
The American Idea" company, of the Co
iumbia Theater, defeated Fred Twins
buTlesque company by 10 4. This game
was the first played on the grounds this
season.
The feature Of the game was the pitch
ing OF Fay fer Twins company and the
batting Of Connery for THE American
idea" company. Score:
American Idea Co... 0 10 II
Fred Twins Co.. 0 2 0 0 II
American idea Company-Meehau. second base
lie Bold. first base; Greensboro, third base; Whit
ten, shortstoD Tabler left field Waite right field
HaEery, center field; COnnery. catcher; Doyle.
pitcher.
Fred Twins Company-Fay. pitcher; Roy. first
base; Hicks. second base: Birker catcher; Gene
third base syliyie right field; Cariin center field;
Mack left field; Shullman, shortstop.
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TUCKERMAN IN TOURNEY.
Chevy Chase Golfer Tied for Sec
Ond Place at PinehurSt.

Pinehurst, n. c.. March S.-One hundred
and eighty-nine players started in the
qualification round Of the sixth annual
spring golf tournament to-day and all
but one or two returned cards.
In the lead was Z. B. Humphreys. OF
the Camden Country Club. with "a card
of &c; w. r. TuckeTman. of Chevy Chase,
G. II. Croker, Of the Alpine COR Club.
and Col. ]. f. Smith, of the Wilmington
Country Club, punched in a triple tie
for second place at 20 each.
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McGOvERN MEETS BRITT.
Crack Boxers Matched for Baltimore
March -.

Baltimore, March s.-Young Britt, the
local champion, viii have the greatest
opportunity Of his career TO become IA
nous on Tuesday night. March %. when
he IS 10 meet Philly MeGovern, OF Brook
iyn. in fifteen-round bout in this city.
1t viii be the most important match for
the Baltimorean, as during the past year
OF SO McGovern has been simply irwin
eible, and he promises to become lust as
famous as his brother Terry. who far a
l'ng time was the premier man in the
feather-weight division.
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EXHIBITION GAMES.
VI MARLIN SPRINGS

AT MARLIN SPRINGS R.H.E
Rcbinsons team. > II 3
DeTns tean....... 0 0 l 6-6 10 0
Batteries MaruuaTd. Dickson. Klswtter. aud Cur
It's; keibeT Drucse Parsons and Meyers
At HOT SPRINGS RH E
Brooklyn Regulars IL OO2x-s Il .
Brooklyn Colts. 0 o 2 0 0-5 a .
Bafteries-H Hunter Rell. Wilhelm and Erwin: Mil
Ter. ScaTcinbarg. RHcker, De1au. Ulrich, and Der
gen. Umpire-Mr. Dahlen.
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New Home for Lynchburr C1ub

new Home Tor LynchburE Club.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, March 9.-The Lynch
burg Boat Club win rebuild, and the new
home, which is to take the place Of the
one burned last December. will be To-
Gated a short distance further up the
James River and on the right Of way OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. The
plans for the new building has been left
TO the board Of directors. and work VIII
be started as soon as possible.
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Billy Murray spent less money last sea
son for drafted players than any man
ager In the National League. The Phil
lies management parted with S2.000
while the Athletics spent SS.eo0
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y. NJ. c. A. Reserves Deny story.

The Y. NJ. C. A. Reserves basketball
team wish to deny the statement recently
that the Reserves were defeated by the
Foundry quint. The Reserves claim to
have a victory to their credit against this
team.
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Charles Eyton. of Los Angeles: Jack
Welsh. OF Frisco. and Eddie Smith are
the foremost candidates Tor the position
OF third man in the ring It is well
understood that the referee must be a
native SON and as Johnson is strongly
In favor Of Welsh, ne may be the man It
is conceded that Frisco failed TO get the
fight because OF the attitude Of John L.
Herget. one of the police supervisors.
Il IS a weil-known fact that Herget
tried to dictate to Rickard and Gleason
by insisting that club managed by Sam
Fitzpatrick should stage the mill. As
Richard did not care TO have outsiders
cut into the affair he decided in favor
Of Tom Williams, whose terms were more
reasonable. It is reported.
So. after months OF senseless wrangIIng
the battle-ground has been fixed and il
looks as II no further obstacles can be
thrown in the way OF the big fight for
the heavyweight championship of the
world.
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RICHARD TURNS ACE
Frisco HOld-upS Are Handed
Lemon by NeYadan.
BIG FIGHT ON RACE TRACK
Sam Fitzpatrick Not to Have Hand
ia the Game-BattIegrou Close
20 San Francisco All Appears
Clean sailing for JeRries-JOhnsOn
10 Meet in the Ring.

New York. March e.-The selection OF
the Emeryville race track near Oakland
Cal, which is across the bay from San
Francisco. for the Jeffries-Johnson fight
on July 1. is the result of some fine wire
pulling by Richard and Gleason, the pro-
meters who have refused to be held az
in road agent style By certain individuals
in the Earthquake City.
II Is understood that Riekard was liz
formed ten days ago that he could. have
a permit to hold the fight IN Frisco for
5000 cash and 80 per cent of the money
in excess OF the purse and expenses.
Richard refused to be held up in this
manner, with the result that when Thomas
II. Williams. owners of the Emeryville
track. received a hint that he could get
the fight, he jumped at a chance TO re-
cover the losses Incurred by the race
meeting. which has been running a local
and all-winter meeting.
Can Go Forty-five Rounds.
Emeryvllle is a township which includes
the race track property. 1t has IFS own
mayor and police force and enjoys the
favor Of the officials OF Alameda County.
The track can be reached by large boats
running from Frisco in about twenty-five
minutes. the battle-ground being about as
far from the Earthquake city as Staten
Island is from the Battery The boats
I are equipped with dlning-rooms and can
transport many passengers.
New stands will be constructed to ac-
commodate 9o.0O0 people As the track is
outside the city limits the law permits
a 45-round fight without a chance for a
hitch
Jeffries and Johnson. when notified to-
day that the battle-ground had been Sc
'ected, each was pleased with the plans.
Jeffries. who Is in Los Angeles. said he
would have refused 10 nght outside OF
California. lie confirmed the report that
he had chosen a place in the mountains
near Santa Cruz for his regular training
camp, and said he would begin active
work there on April l. Johnson has al
ready engaged quarters near San Fran
cisco and will begin training on May L.
big Tim" Sullivan the permanent
stakeholder. received a telegram to-day
from Rickard stating that Emeryviue had
been finally chosen, and that work on the
big arena would begin as soon as the
winter race meeting ends early in April
Rickard also declared there was nothing
left to be done except the posting OF the
entire s10l 600 purse and the selection OF
referee.
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New York boxing sports must be crazy
over boxing when boxers Of the oalibei
Of Leach Cross and Jack Goodman car
draw a house worth Ss,oOo.
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GALLAUDET BOYS OUT
Kendall Green COllegians
Working Hard.
NINE WILL BE STRONG ONE

Pitching Department Formidable
with BireiS and Battiste In Line.
Craven TO play First and Capt.
Hover at Third-ScheduIe Com
tains Games with Two New Teams.
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totals. 76T $50 500 Totais..... COS 79s r
-Conrog rolled saa1nd and third games.
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Allan Pam. I0l
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FeTand Cecilian ..-.... h9
Coils Ornsl1s. lie
Capt SWanson--,--.-.- III
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

c. P. o. UNION LEAGUE.
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Il MES WANT ADS
FURNISHED Nooms

THE GRAHAM, clean. nicely fur
nished housekeeping rooms. also
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ed from granting any franchise
for supplying light or water IN
the city. except a temporary per-
NIT may be granted where the
city is not furnishing. AS soon
as the city is in position to serve
any section, however, private en-
terprise must get out of the way.
Excepting for railways other
than street railways, no franchise
of any kind may be granted ex-
cept on provision that the city
shall receive at least / per cent
of the gross receipts.
The city expressly reserves the
right to regular fares, rates and
charges for all service on the part
of corporations, accepting fran
chises and to enforce common use
of poles, wires, railway tracks by
other corporations in the same
line of business.
All rights to conduct ferries on
Commencement bay are expressly
reserved for the benefit of the city
and the council can grant no
franchise to any private corpora
ton for the same.
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One OF the most important pro-
visions of the new charter covers
the granting Of franchises. Here
tofore a franchise was valid as
soon as the council could be ca
Soled into passing it and the may
or signed 1t. Now it will not be
good for 80 days after passage.
In the meantime IL IL per cent
of the voters file protest the or
dinance shall be held up. At the
next council meeting 1t must be
considered. If the council still
insists on 1t then 1t must be sub
mitted to the people at an cleo
ton. And the applicant for the
franchise must pay all the costs
of the election in the bargain, so
it will never cost the city anything
to hold elections on franchises.
Other valuable franchise fea-
lures in the new charter provide
that all unused franchises must be
repealed; in changing an old fran
chise 1t cannot be extended be-
yond the time of the original.
The council is forever prohibit
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ELECTRICIANS
HINT At A
STRIKE
NOT PLEASED WITH WAY
COUNCIL JUGGIIES SALARY
ORDINANCE.

The Electricians union is not
pleased with the way the city
council has juggled" the salary or
dinance which is to give the fore
men more pay and a committee
from the union waited ON Com
missioner Cheller yesterday after
noon and insisted that the ordi-
nance be passed next week or
radical action may be taken.
1t was limited that the whole
force would strike II the ordinan ce
is not passed., and the recon-
mendation of the committee
adopted.
Shelter was inclined to give the
boys a call down for coming IN
and making the yelled threat 70
tie up the city service.
The linemen say they are tired
OF being trifled with by lot OF
councilmen who use them as a
football to play politics with.
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INJUSTICE To
MRS. CUDAHY
SAYS L|LL|S
DECLARES GREAT INJUSTICE
HAS BEEN DONE A PURE
WOMAN-WILL CARRY SOAR
TO GRAVE.

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March IL
1t was given out at st. Mary's
hospital that Jere S. Lillis, the
bank president, who was slashed
with a butcher knife Saturday by
Jack Cudahy. when found in the
company of Mrs. Cudahy, would
leave the hospital today.
Although his face and portions
of his body we're cut badly, all the
wounds are healing rapidly and
indications are that he will carry
but one scar. This will be the
one running from the left cheek
bone OF his neck. The wound is
a ragged one, as the oesh was
torn instead of cut in several
places.
Hills said:
'Cudahy and his chauffeur
sneaked upon me from behind
They evidently were in thei!
stocking feet. Mrs. Cudahy and
l were speaking ON some common.
place subject when all of a sudden
l heard an oath and then I was
struck over the nose by the big
electric searchlight.
"a. great injustice has beer
done a pure woman. am no,
saying anything for myself. Lat
Ter. however, might have some
thing to say-we will see."