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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19

The funeral services OF Rev. j.
LaugGon Cooper, who died suddenly
st DANA Thursday afternoon. were
peId at eaa ~ Z. Church South. at
Kingston. yesterday afternoon at 2-SG
h- Rev Uletteu"eirth- The body was
Slipped this morning To- Mitchell,
Ind .nr iutrrmeut.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19
MAC WEIGH
MAY RESIGN POSITION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Secre-
tary of the Treasury Mac Weigh, it
is reported today, may resign his
cabinet position because Of a partial
from oYerwOrk
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19
NOTED ACTOR DIED
TODAY IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19-Nei Bur
CESS, the famous actor. died here
today after a lingering illness. He
was we'll known for lle part Of Abb
sail Prue in The Country Fair,
when had d record run ia New York
and other American cities He made
fortune but lost it in unsUccess-
fh theatrical ventures. Burgess was
born i'm 1876
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19

snd Mrs Edward MeCready
sa1ing a couple Of months ia
& lef this afternoon on their
g Scranton, Pa. They Will
q Jacksonville by Mrs. Ed
Aelleady, ST., NIr. 4IcCready s
'elnplher.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19
TlLMAN SLIGHTLY
IMPROVED TODAY.

WASHINGTON, Feb 19-The con-
dition of Senator TilIman is reported
slightly better this morning. His
power of articulation is destroyed
and almost complete paralysis of
Inc lef5 side has followed
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19

Ne-s.s. Wilson and Geo. Mendeu
aid Mrs. Lee, ~ Hawks Park, were
u the city Friday and spent the
day with lIr. and Mrs. A. Staples.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19

Another rehearsal for Alice in
Wonderland" Will he held at the
Opera House Monday afternoon al
$500. children wanted
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-19

J. d. Maley, of the Bingham &
Maley Company, was called to New
SMYRNA on business this afternoon,
which will detain him until tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
D. V. Sholes Company
I'LL Board of Trade Bldg.
10th and Farnam SITS.
Telephones: Douglas 40
Independent A-2049.


SaSO-Naf ory
and small cot
walks nicely decorated hsh and slightly n block
except heat.
shade
4
IeO-websr
roonho
S4aO-pTau near Astoy SQUARE h0eg9y
home
ali paid good srOOm
' modern splendid well
69O-Neary
dis
ISEOaa near
IN
Death only reason
u20O-on
arranged @n6 IT,
SdF % a S snS as sSSsPsn s
ba bed
thrd nOO.H
aAOD-Near AndF ground
bIiardro water
beautiful iy1g, the 5y ne om & viii please yo1
examination location arTsngePn Sgd
Of the west heat
70
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
Oil CAPITOL AVE.
Good HON es
$4,500

$4,000
A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK of 7-r.;
first floor has massive solid oak doors
mantels and inlaid oak floors; second
floor has bed rooms and bath; plumb
ing is all new, and a good furnace;
large porch both front and back; barn
with a little repair would be fine for
horses or automobiles This is a very
good home for the price asked and we
want a proposition on 1t. Can, make
terms. West Farnam district.
$500
For a good 6-r. house and fine
lots, all covered with Iruit and fine for
building. This is a good place for
COW and chickens, and will take
reasonable payment down and carry
balance as a straight loan; one block
to car
$4,000
For that new house at 1902 n. 31st
Ave; has large rooms on first floor
with up-to-date bath room; fine fur
mace and cemented cellar. / can make
reasonable terms on this. Call me up
and | will show you through.
$4,000 EACH
Two une broom cottages, modern
except heat, practically new, close to
car and school, in fine location, near
Seth and Ames. A fine investment,
as they will rent we'll, and should sell
for 81 500 each.
$2,750
For a good 7-room house, modern
except heat, on large lot, covered with
thrifty fruit trees, near 27th and Pop
pleton Ave. Terms.
SOUTH AMAHA
$500
For a good Groom house, city water
and gas, in Corrigan Place. This
property cost over $4,000, and we
must sell it.
$1,250
Just finished, a nice 4-room cottage
near 40th and Q. Part cash, balance
/ $3.50 a month.
l have a good many other good
| houses in all parts Of the city; also
acreage and lots. Call at my Office;
may have just what you want.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
INVESTMENT

aParkA oak finish
ofth
dGhtfu
fronting for 40
floor and on second floor net SseT
Hal oneb block iron
huidings Nth and CS s. renting tS %
moi
ant
modem SGtase on corner lot west
omaha @5 FL Leased @ Gs ysa a at ne. Ss
gorthfu
ilS IT, Within less man one StT
and in
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
VACANT

with paving paid This
ssOa and TT,
OF '0"" and
street
be paved
SIS II Il OF
Of exceptional bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
EASY TO BUY TERMS
In Creiehton's I'd Addition on Parker St

vel built
on
at the pgs
p.oSSar in SuSh ShOT Veu thouSh.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Eight-room house, mod
ern in every way; good
barn; permanent sidewalk
and around house; lot
4OX125 It. Located at ySS
\. 25th St. Bargain at
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Seven-rOOm house modern
except heat; lot 5Oxl27 IT., good
barn; cistern; some shade and
fruit trees. Sll5 Decatur ST.
s.. OOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
10B Net Investment

Leaving a net credit of .... $4, 900
per year on an investment of $4,000.
The above is a statement on one Of
the best built very nearly fireprooD
apartment houses IN the city Very
fine location If interested would be
glad to give you further details. Call
for Z. w. Stoltenberg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Vacant Property

Two fine lots at northeast
corner Of 27th and Saratoga
Each 5Oxl2T, s., 900 takes both.
Two fine lying lots at south
west corner of 18th and Grant
streets. A big bargain. Both
for $500.
One 2Sth street, Z block
north Of Curtis, lot e2Xl35.
Price, $50.
on sd between California
and Webster streets, lot 90xl04.
Permanent walks, 81, 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

SiN-room house. modern eN-
cept heat; lot 3ONl33 II. Iso-
Gated at 1924 n. Goth St Com
bined workshop and coal sheds
in yard. Very cheap at 81, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
Payne Investment Co.
INVESTMENTS

Sl6,OOO-3 brick stores and 3 flats abovt
bringing good income and alWay
rented TO same tenants for 10 yrs
on car line and corner lot.
j1O, JO0-S frame stores and flats, above
steady income of SlO6 month on
car line and never vacant.
: J.OJO-2 frame stores and flats, renting
for 500 a month. All in first-class
condition and in the best OF loca-
ton for an increase in value
4.OOO-6-room house and u-Toom house, on
paved street and close in, renting
for $4,000 a month. Can make terms
on any OF the above.
n. P. DODGE & CO.,
18th and Harney.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued
Boyer'S Bargains

u wv AAAA = SN - AHNaH
tContinued)
Boyer's Bargains
Eight-room house, mod
ern in every way; good
barn; permanent sidewalk
and around house; lot
4OX125 IT. Located at gSS
~ 25th st. Bargain at
$4,000.
Seven-room house modern
except heat; lot 5ONl27 IT., good
barn; cistern; some shade and
fruit trees. Sll5 Decatur ST.
5000.
Six-room house. modern ex-
cept heat; lot 3ONl3 IT. Lo-
Gated at 1924 n. Goth st. Com
bined workshop and coal sheds
in yard. Very cheap at 81, $50
Eight-room all modern
house: lot 62x66 IT,. at south
east corner gath and Binney.
Lawn and hedge; permanent
walks in yard and sidewalk
$4,000
Five-room house, modern ex-
cept heat, lot 5OXl2O IT,
Located at SSO9 Maple st.
Price, $500.
Seven-room house, modern
except heat; good barn, fun
lot. Located at 43l5 Erskine
st. Price, $500
Five-room cottage, partly
modern good barn; shade
trees; lot 3Ox165. Located at
1929 Ohio st. Look at this and
make me an offer.
The northwest corner OF 2Otn
and Nicholas SITS. with one
two-story frame building. two
one-story frame buildings and
one double brick flat building.
Price, $1,000.
SiX-room modern home. Fun
lot, Lafayette Ave, in Bemis
park. Can be had FOR only
$3 500 IL taken at once.
Eight-room modern house,
lot 35N125, at 93S North 25th 81.
Paving and permanent walks,
good barn, an elegant bargain
al S4 800
Three houses. located be-
tween 6th and 9TH streets and
Pierce and Pacific streets, lot
66X5l. an excellent investment
at 5000.
Eight-room house, b n.
toilet and gas; also one four
room house in rear with toilet.
Lot S7x132. Located at 409
william street. All for $3.50.
Six-room. practically new
house, modern except heat, lot
4Sx14S Webster street near
36th. A very fine part of town.
on car line or within walking
distance. Excellent neighbor-
hood. Price only 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Eight-room all mod ern
house; lot 62x66 IT.. at south
east corner 24th and Binney.
Lawn and hedge; permanent
walks in yard and sidewalk
81 OOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
F. H. Drake
Red 1926; A-1753.
SIG Brandeis Bldg"
Good Ones-S3.5OO to $4,000

Good Ones-$3,5OO to $4,000
Caldwell and 25th-7-room cottage, good
ntl-nUU4 strictly modern: interior
finish natural pine; combination fixtures.
s4,.uJ Cbsu, sl,JJJ balance d per cent per
annuln.
Adjoinging above-same description
50, ,iOO-samC terms. Would prefer to sell
both OF above together, but viii sell sep
aratCly ii necessary.
In Windsor Place on South S4th Street
S-rOom house, hard pine, strictly modern.
good cellar, laundry, good barn. all in
good repair; 6-foot tsrraced lot 5ONl32
$500 cash. $3.50 balance o per cent per
aunum.
Cunning and 32d-Close to Bemis Park
IS rooms all modern, combination fixtures,
natural pine, good foundation and cellar.
Lot 42Nla0-S3,5O0.
3lst and Ames rooms natural pine.
all modern. good cellar and foundation.
laundry, gas and electric light, fruit. Win
cement conar and paint outside Of house
for buyer-S3.5O0; Sl.60O or more can be
borrowed on this property.
PERRINE & WOLCOTT,
Douglas 1901 Sa2 Paxton Blk
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
ACRES

twenty acres 9oEnown high and "shuy
Ah imGeTe 4 Choice 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Seven-room house, modern
except heat. good barn, full
lot. Located at 43l5 Erskine
St Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Five-rOom house, modern eN-
CCpt heat, lot JOXl20 H.
Located at S3O9 Maple St
Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

The northwest corner OF 20tn
and Nicholas SITS. with one
twO-story frame building, two
one-story frame buildings and
one double brick flat building
Price, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Fiye-rOom cottage, partly
modern: good barn: shade
trees; lot 3Ox165. Located at
1929 Ohio st. Look at this and
make me an offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

SiX-roOm modern home Full
lot, Lafayette Ave, in Bemis
park. Can be had for only
s., 500 II taken at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24
SELBY

D. 1910, 436 Board of Trade Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Eight-room modern house.
lot 35N125. at 93S North 25th 81
Paving and permanent walks,
good barn, an elegant bargain
at 81, 500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24

Three houses. located be-
tween 6th and 9TH streets and
Pierce and Pacific streets, lot
66x5l. an excellent investment
at 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
BRIGHT PROSPECT
ON ENGLISH TURF
Flat Racing Season Opens at
Old Carolina Racing
Course.
7zs.--
AMERICAN ---.----- ENTRIES.
August Belmont Of New York
Jockey Club Enters
Norman III.

LINCOLN, ENGLAND, March IA.
The English fiat racing season opened
here to-day. From ali over Eng
land and ireland racing enthusiasts
have gathered here to indulge in
their favorite sport and the time
honored carholme course presented
scene OF spectacular interest long
horses for the first race. ga
To- days racing was comparatively
,sninfportant. the only stake feature
being the Batthyany plate. worth ST.
SEQ, .hat, IL provided splendid curtain
raiser for to-morrow's big event. thu
Lineotnshire handtcap Of 1880 and
an appropriate piece Of plate. the
first real contest OF the year. While
there are many more valuable stakes
contested for. 1t 10 doubtful II any OF
them has the historic interest attach
ed to the Lincolnshire.
All through the winter there has
been heavy betting on the Lincoln
shire and the Grand National. which
is competed for over four and 4 half
miles Of the Alntree course at Liver
pool next Friday.
Over here the bookies couple the
two races and offer magnificent odds
in their future book Against the fav-
orite for the Lincolnshire and tnv
pied in a combination, there 10 Offer
ed odds OF 100 to 4. and these range
in other combinations up to 5000 10
l against the outsiders.
American will furnish one OF the
favorites for the big race tomorrow.
Against the whitney pair. Delirium
and Perseus. to IL being offeresi
to-day. and Jack JoyneP. who trains
for the hght-blue and brown, de-
clares that he expecte to unsaddie the
winner.
August Belmont, chairman or the
New York Jockey Club, has an en-
trant In Nornsan Ill. . former vim
ner OF the classic. He has turnau
Rogue. and while he can win II he
feels like il, he is a bad betting prop
osttion. Wanda. the big brown faur-
year-oid that the keene stable tried
to make a stake winner out OF last
year. will aiso start. He ID now own
ed by q. A. Prentice and il trained
by Otto Madden, the former Jockey.
The seasons prospects are very
might. There ara more American
horses In training here than ever be-
fore. and rs most OF them have had
q year to get Acclimated.. they should
give q good account Of themselves.
James r. Keene Is the only American
owner who reduced his stable. Harry
whitney. H. p. Duryea. Charles Car
roll and Jack Joynsr all have larger
Etahies than last year and come Of
their two-year-olds are considered
cracks.
The horses that nsnre in the III.
ture betting for thfs years Derby
are Lord Rcseberry's Neil Gov, Al.
Fairies Limberg, III. r. Whitncy's
whixk Broom. Lord vtlliardA GrAeh-
back. Sir william Bass,sse CHARLES
O'Malleyss and j. RuchaSan's Ttcss-
aday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
STUART ADHEREhTs
MOST OPTIMISTIC
Democrats Of ninth" Confident
They Will Win in Coming
Congressional Election.
PLAN BIG GATHERING
Active Campaign TO Start Tues
Raw WITH ra,, fnraran -
'LAN BIG GATHERING

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
BRISTOL, VA. March 14.--Henry
c. Stuart's campaign for Cousre1
in the Ninth District win be begun
by the organization OF the campatgn
committee In Bfistol Tuesday. 4.
Tate Irvine, of Wise county, chairman
OF the special COMMITTEES, which ~
auxiliary to the district COMMITTEES.
and which will have full and direct
charge OF the campaign. 70 preparing
for a big gathering Of the clans from
every county
The efforts OF the democrats In b.
half Of Stuart will redouhIe, on ac-,
count of the circumstances neceest-
tating his leaving America to 30 ii
the bedside of his wife In Paris
II expect to see Henry Stuart elect
ed to Congress. said the Hon. ].
Cloyd Byars. late democratic ncrni-
nee, who Is believed to have biased
the way fer democratic success In the
Ninth by his brilliant campaign two
years ago. II And the democrats I'll
over the district wild with enthua-
asm / do not think there II rea-
sonabIe doubt but that Mr.. Stuart win
defeat Mr.. Slemp."
Il can see nothing but signs OF VIC
tory in the air." said r. Tate IrrinAs
who made the speech nominating Mr.
Stuart
reports from all over the district
Indicate that there has never been
more genuine enthusiasm among the
democrats. We are certainly hopeful
of landing Mr.. Stuart into Congress
by large majority"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
PRESIDENT MOVES
SIZING UP TEAM
Will Watch Senator's at Practice
During This
te' Week. =" q

NORFOLK. VA. March lt--presi-
aeAi Tom Nayes, OF the Washington
American League team who arrived In
N0efaik Friday did not have the OPP
DeFtuntty Of seeing the men who viii
e&DF0osnt the National Capital on the
4kmond this year engage In practice.
u Was = cold. dreAry. rainy day Satur-
6Ay and the Senators remained in the
Nanticalio hotel and talked of heroes
o. the game. some of them still wear
tnG the uniforms Of various citias In
tho biz and itttia leagues Of the coan-
President Moves sat in the center OF
tn1b group Of bali players and was rs
1eeRty Interested in the dope as any
- the players. Mr.. Noyes believes ne
hae Winning team this year and he
6oeg not hesitate to say so,
Hrosiaant Hoyes Wa accompanied to
Noyloik BY H Rapley. treasurer Of the
washington team. Robert Gngl&ub. one
~ the greatest fret basemen In the
pNme to-day and pitcher Oherlin.
FTUafdent Noyes viii probably spend
mpe1 81 this week In Norfolk looking
over the men on his team, who are ex~
p1eted 70 get down TO real hard work.
3&AaEer McAleeT. Of the Senators Will
divtAe this squad into two teams next
Weok and one viii be pitted against
ths others. The pitchers have not YET
BEEN given . chance TO show what Is
In them, ths practice 40 tar being de-
voted mostly TO batting and the linn
hsrtng up Of few infisld and out
nol1ers. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14

EDDIE SCHULTZ
SIGNS ARTICLES
Norfolk Wrestler Agrees to Meet
Joe Turner Here March
21st.
MEN EVENLY MATCHED
-~----
Win Weigh About the Same and
Hard Contest is Ex-
peeted.
MEN EVENLY MATCHED

Eddie Schultz, the well known Nor
folk middieweight wrestler and cham
pion Of the South In his class, has
made god his ayowed desire to meet
Joe Turner, the Washington grappler.
by signing UP the articles of agree
ment for a match to be held In Rich-
mond on the night OF Monday. March
~. at the First Regiment Armory,
Seventh and Marshall street. Man
ager Cousins, of the regiment ath-
iettc department who is promoting
the match. received the articles from
Schultz Sunday, and il iediateiy be-
gan to complete his plans Tor the
big bour.
s. During his visit here last week.
turner signed the articles and ar
ranged with Mr. Cousins for a series
or nrst- class wrestling bouts during
the spring. Schultz. who is to meet
turner mere soon. is powerful man
and perfect specimen physically.
He VIII weigh about the same as
turner. and the men may be expect
90 10 put up an interesting fight
scnultx mas been after Turner's
iaureis Tor some time, and has writ
Ten tnat wrestler several sharp let
ters demanding a match Since the
miodieweight championship of Amer
lea Is at stake, 1t may be expected
tnat the match will be hard fought
from beginning to end
me articles call for a finish bout.
pest two out of three falls. The men
VIII weigh In at 7 o'clock on the
night OF the bout. Pat O'Connor the
well known Washington sporting
man. who is to referee the match.
VIII excite much interest here. and
may be counted upon to conduct the
bout along proper lines.
The First Regiment Arnory. where
the bout Ia to be held Is an excellent
place Tor the purpose Manager
cousins has erected a platform for
the wresffers, and they VIII be in
plain View OF all the Spectators The
aFmery has capacity of about one
thousand persons, and plenty OF seats
Will be provided for all who go TO
see the match.
To Wrcstle Turk.
In a letter recently received by
Manager Cousins. Turner says that
he 10 arranging to meet q big Turk,
who has recent come to this country
seeking laurels ON the mat Turner
says he can bring the Turk here IL
Il ID desired that he do 30, and that
he In sure 1t will prove an interesting
match. The foreigner Is much heav-
Ter than Turner. but this will be
matched against the superior skin of
the champion, Manager Cousins says
he win probably arrange for the
Turk TO come here, and that The
match will be pulled or during the
first week In April.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
LONG DISTANCE
RUNNERS MEET
Twenty Mile Professional Race at
Madison Square
Garden.

NEW YORK. March l4.--Eight of
the best distance runners OF the world
are scheduled to meat tonight in the
twenty mile professional race at Mad
ison Square Garden. worlds records
for full and intermediate distances are
expected to fall. The records OF the
starters are evidence Of their ability.
Percy Sellen has victories over
Shrubb. Longboat and ST. Yves to his
credit. Jim Crowley, the ax- irish
American Club runner, made the best
time on record for twenty miles on an
indoor track while running the recent
Marathon. which was won BY Thure
ohaJnsen. Johansen will also start to-
night.
Gustav Ljungstrom. who finished
second TO Fred Meadows In two fifteen
mile contests. will attempt TO turn the
tables on Meadows. who also starts.
Paul Acoose. the Canadian Indian,
who has bested Shrubb and Long
boat. il entered. FORTUNATE Zanti, who
beat Dorando in two distance events
last year. will run. Frank Clarke, who
was second by a few yards in the
Marlborough Marathon. has como
from ireland to make the race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
DUTCH" REV[LlE
ARRIVES HERE
Star Twirler of Colts is Ready to
Begin Work on
Slab.
SEVERAL PITCHERS COMING
1850 -....-s..7.}-e.---,
Manager Lawlor viii Have Them
Here in Advance of Other
Players
SEVERAL PITCHERS COMING

Dutch" Revelle, the we'll known
local twirler and one OF the best pitch
srs In the Virginia League. walked
Into the Lexington Hotel Sunday and
introduced himself to Manager Law
Ter. who was at that time seated In
the lobby Of the hotel conversing with
some friends.
Reveile looked In elegant shape and
seemed to be ready TO don a uniform
and begin game at a moments mo-
tice.
Revelle said that he had come over
from Norfolk to get Ready for vrsc s-ar
son and 70 begin getting his arm in
shape for the first games. Il have
great faith In the chances Of the Colts
this Season." said Reyelle, II know a
number OF the players and believe we
VIII put up a good fight for the pen
nAnt ! never felt better In my life,
and hope to be able to maintain good
form throughout the season"
Manager Lawior was fayorabiy i'm
pressed with the twirler. and discuss
I'd With him ut some-iength the plans
for early practice. Revelie said that
ne would begin at once 10 get In
shape and hoped to be all right In
few days.
" Heveile and Manager Lawior will go
~ the park this afternoon, and begin
light practice together. Mr.. Lawior
expects to pit Dutch against the big
league clubs that are 10 play exhibit
ton games here beginning the latter
part OF the month, and he IL partic-
ularfy pleased that the twirier should
have shown Up At this early date.
Other Players Coming Soon.
Manager Lawior stated Monday that
he u sorry he did not arrange for all
the men TO come sooner, but that he
u making special arrangements for
eereral Of the twirlers TO get here by
Fhursday or Friday. 20 rs 10 get start
- in practice before the arrival OF the
entire team en- Monday He did not
say which aaan he would send for,
but he did say that he would proba-
bly, send for Catcher Messitt. who IL
no~r In Chicago. Messtft tn wanted
here to catch the twirIers and get
started In arranging the signals with
the new men,
Transportation Sent.
Monday morning Owner Bradley
cent letters TO all of the local play
srs. enclosing transportation. This
men are expected to reach here not
later than next Monday morning. and
regular practice viii begin on the af-
tsrnoon OF that day.