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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
PASADENA SPORTS

PASADENA, Dec. 25.-The local
baseball team will play the Hollywood
team this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock on
the local grounds near the Raymond
hotel. Walter Smith, who has signed
with Detroit for next year, will twirl
for the locals and ErloGf will hold down
the catcher's box.
Mrs. NJ. +. O'Reily, 1880 North Fair
Oaks avenue, with a score of 215. has
wrested the woman's local bowling rec
ord from Mrs. Charles Platt, who held
the record for some time with a score
of 1865.
Myers juniors are still leading the
local bowling league with an average
of .667 per cent. Platt juniors are
second with G25. Other teams line up
rs follows: Plumbers, .541; Stars, 500;
Grocers. Az; News .250.
The bellboys Of Hotel Raymond have
organized a baseball team and 1t is
said steps will be taken to organize a
league aTrong the local and Los An
Eelcs hosterics.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SAYS HUSBAND WHIPPED
HER FIVE TIMES WEEKLY

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-Admit-
ting that he had beaten his wife
1870 times since they were married
six months ago, John Yorcck gave
as his excuse that his wife had
beaten him 1S2 times in that period.
"Sincc we were married, only half
n year ago" said Mrs. Yorcck to
Justice Loden in the western court
today, "he has beaten me regularly
every Tuesday and Thursday and
three times on Sunday"
and she has oeaten me regularly
once every day in the week and
Sunday included rotorted Yoreck.
Mrs. Yoreck escaped a beating
yesterday, the day it was due, for
she had her husband arrested on a
warrant in the afternoon and he
was held over night at the station.
Justice Loden sent him to Jail for
court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
WOMAN'S CURVES NOT
FOR PUBLIC FITTING

NEW YORK, Dee. 24.-Wallace
Munro sold chances on corsets yes
terday in the friars' booth at the
Professional Womau's league bazaar
at the Waldorf-Astoria. 'ghe bust
ness was new to him. and when a
woman of opulent curves passed by
lie thought he saw great oppor-
tunity.
.Madam," he cried. zone mo-
ment, please" She turned and saw
man dashing through the throng,
brandlshiug Il very long and-Mun-
ro's eye for proportion is excellent
"a prodigiously wide affair With
an armament Of dangling buckles.
Just take a chance on this cor
setv" beloved Munro. The very
thing, you know"
"Go away from met cried the
stout, in intense wrath.
But just a chance" implored
Munro. There's always an oppor-
tunity for any one. Now, come
back and let me show your
But the woman rushed with a
shrek behind the curtains of the
psychic booth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE AT
POSTOFFICE ANNOUNCED
Tomorrow Will Be Observed as a
Holiday at Federal Building

Christmas day falling on Sunday, to-
morrow will be observed as a holiday,
and all stations and branches Of the
postoffice will be open from the usual
opening hour until II noon, except the
registry and stamp windows, which
will remain open all day and the gen.
eral delivery all night. Residence car
riers will make one full delivery and
collection of all mail on Monday, and
business carriers will make two full
deliveries and collections.
Today all stations and branches Will
be open at the usual Sunday hour, and
for a period sufficient to serve all who
NAV call for their mail. The delivery
of packages by temporary letter car
riers will be made all day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
PASADENA CHURCH NOTES

PASADENA. Dec. 25.-Spccial Christ
mas sermons and Yuletido music Will
prevail at practically all the local
churches today. Handlers Messiah
will be re dercd at the First Methodist
church this evening.
This afternoon at 2:3o o'clock the
First Methodist church will observe
the twenty-drst annual Glove feast Of
the congregation.
High mass viii begin at 3 o'clock
this morning at st. Andrews Catholic
church and special music will be rem
dcred. Low mass will be celebrated
at o'clock, mass win be held at 9
o'clock for children and the Junior
choir, and there will be solemn mass
at 1870 o'clock
The w nly mass meeting for men
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
First Baptist church will be in the ma
ture of a Christmas gathering. r. a.
Garbold, who lived for many years in
Japan, will deliver an address entitled
"A Merry Christmas"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
OWLS SET OFF BURGLAR
ALARM AND ARE KILLED

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Dow, Ill, is
near Alton. therefore Medford Jen-
ltins placed an electrical burglar
alarm on his corn crib and the un-
expected happened.
The alarm was so arranged that
if anyone attempted to enter the
crib or disturb it's contents a bell
would ring in Jenkins bedroom.
Beside his bed and within reach of
his hand Jenkins kept loaded
shotgun.
Early Friday the bell rang. Jen-
kins leaped from bed, raised win
dow, picked up his shotgun and
fred both barrels at the corn crib.
When daylight came he found two
burglars lying dead across the crib.
Hoot mon! They were owls.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
TORPEDO BOATS FAIL TO
LOCATE AVIATOR GRACE
Amsterdam Report Says Aero"
plane Found in North Sea

LONDON, Dec. 24.--The search for
Cecil S. Grace. the amateur aviator,
who lost his way in a fog while at
tempting to return over the English
channel to Dover Thursday, was con-
tinued today without success.
The only development this afternoon
was an unconfirmed rumor current at
Amsterdam that an aeroplane had
been picked up in the North sea.
A fleet of torpedo boats sent out
from Sheerness to scour the water of
the vicinity had not returned up to
2:30 this afternoon.
Grace had flown from Dover to Ca
lais and was heading back for the
English shore when apparently ne lost
his bearings and instead Of continuing
toward Dover. steered % the north
east and over the North sea. Efforts
to find him on land or water have con-
tinued since early Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
LONG BEACH MAYOR WILL
URGE HARBOR IMPROVEMENT T

long BEACH. Dec. 2t--Mayor c. II. Wind
ham will go 10 Washington, y. C., TO attend
a hearing to be held january on tho matter
Of the adverse report Of tho board OF rivers
and harbors engineers on the improvement Of
Long Beach harbor by the government. Con-
gresham McLachlan had urged that some To-
cal man be sent to Washington supplied with
all the facts regarding the harbor project
and tho work already done.
Tho council last night approved suggos-
lion from the chamber of commerce and dele
gated Mayor Windham as the city's repre-
sentative At tile same time J. A. Miller was
delegated TO go to Sacramento 10 LOOK after
tho interests OF Long Beach during tho com
Ing legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
CARRIERS WILL DELIVER
MAIL THROUGHOUT TODAY

Owing to tho great numbers OF incoming
Christmas letters and packages deliveries
bv the special carriers will be made all day
today and tomorrow. The greatest mail yet
received this year came ip yesterday, ac-
cording TO Postmaster w II. Harrison,
which probably will make some Of the
Christmas gifts from the east late in reach
ing their destination
The branch postoffices all over the city
will open at the usual hour this morning.
They will remain open as long as there are
callers for mail. The regular carriers Will
not work today, however. There viii be no
letter delivery today and but ono tomorrow,
which is a legal holiday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
MASS MEETING TO GIVE
THANKS FOR BLESSINGS

A patriotic mass meeting will be held in
Temple auditorium Sunday, Jan. l. for the
purpose Of giving the citizens of Los An
geles an opportunity of expressing graft
tude and thanks in speech and song for the
numberless blessings enjoyed in Los Ange-
les during the past year. The affair will be
open to all, without respect to religious be
Itef or nationality No admission fee will
be- charged, the following citizens having
paid all expenses:
Stoddard Jess, Arthur Let's. Hon. Lee c.
Gates, Charles II. Toll %. j. Brent Cnarles
M Stinson Walter Lindley, John G Mott
Frank A. Walsh, sherman Pease, James
smith. R. D. Richards, Gilbert Wright, Los
Angeles Furniture CO., Hon. ~ j. Wallace
II W Frank f L. Bartello, William 3.
Bartlett William J. Washburn and f. A.
Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SCOUT HUFF is ON TRAIL
OF PERFECTION IN BATS

URBANA. H., Dec. 2i.-Georgo HUFF. pre-
micr college baseball coach and scout tor the
cubs. has always had hauberug after per
feet bats In the years he has been connected
with baseball he has sought to discover the
best kind of a bat.
periments for % long time with special bats
he had turned out in the university shops
according to his ideas. 4 few samples were
used with beautiful effect by his champion
uino Of those days Then came fire in the
building where the bats were stored, They
were consumed Huff gave up in disgust.
At present Il number of ash trees On the
campus are being cut down. This is more
than the coach can stand. Accordingly he has
secured the timber and will begin again the
quest of the perfect bat. University scientists
and mechanical experts will aid him. Each
member Of tho Illini champion nine will be
given special bat constructed with u view
to the payers peculiar tastes in the stick
line
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
BARTLETT QUARTET SINGS
bT MRS. SEARLES' FUNERAL
Members of Music Company At
tend Burial at Hollywood

Impressive funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon over the body of Mrs
Sarah Ella Searles, wife of E. f. Searles, a
member OF the Bartlett Music company, at
the ConnelI undertaking parlors. The Rev.
d. f. Howe, pastor of the Westlake Metho-
dist church. officiated. and the Bartlett
quartet rendered several selections The
service was attended by the members OF
the Bartlett Music company and the en-
ployes the store having been closed during
the hour of service. A large standard wreath
OF lilies of the valley and violets was sent
by the firm, while the employees sent
mounted cross Of the same kind of flowers.
The pallbearers were ]. F. salyer IL,
Howe, II. Monux and Ward Heller. burial
was in Hollywood cemetery.
Mrs Searles died at Banning after an III
ness extending over several months. She Is
survived by her husband and one SON Hu-
bert Searles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
THINKS HUSBAND SLAIN;
GOES TO HUNT FOR HIM
Long Beach Visitor Fears Man
Lost Life in Mexico

LONG BEACH, Dec. 24.-Fearing her hus-
band has been killed in Mexico. Mrs. 3. +.
Miller, who had been visiting friends here, left
hastily last night for her home in SearchliEht,
Nev Miller Is proprietor ~ automobile stage
lines both I'm Nevada and Mexico. Two weeks
ago he went to Chihuahua and from there to
q nearby town in the heart Of the recent
trouble
Heretofore when on such a trip Miller has
tolcEraphcd daily 10 his wife since the thlrd
day after his latest departure for Mexico, now
over, sho has heard nothing from him. and
has been unable to reach or locate him by
wire. She will take up search for him from
SearchliEht.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
.ARMENIANS CHARGE MEN
ON TRAIN WITH ROBBERY
Three Passengers Inform Sheriff
of San Bernardino of a
Battle in Car

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 24.-Aftcr
reporting to the sheriff that they had
paid 81 apiece to Il brakeman of salt
Lake freight train for the ride from
Otis to Los Angeles and were then set
upon and robbed Of $45 by the train
men, three Arrnenians today were un-
able to identify any of the members
OF the crew which was in charge oL
the train ON which they alleged they
were held up.
The men claimed they rode from
Otis TO Dcvore, a station a few miles
north of this city, and that they were
beaten by the trainmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
MAN THROWN TO DEATH
BENEATH WAGON WHEELS
Horses Take Fright at Automo-
biIe-DriVer Suffers FraC-
ture of Skull

RIVERSIDE, Dec. CIV. G. Lovett.
a rancher of Val Verde, located a few
miles north of Perrls. was killed this
afternoon while driving into Perris
with q load of hay. A party in an
automobile passed the team, causing
the horses to take fright and run. Low
EFT lost his balance and fell behind the
horses, the heavily loaded wagon pass
ing over him and crushing his skull.
The motorists did not slacken their
speed, but went on in the direction of
Elsnore. Parties who saw the acci-
dent gave every possible aid, but Low
ett lived only moment or two He
was about 20 years of age and is sur
vived by widow and one son.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SEARCHES FOR HUSBAND
TWO YEARS; ASKS ARREST

SAN BERNARDTNO. Dec 24-After a
search Of over two years. Morley p. Holcomb
n former Redlands man, has been located in
san Francisco by his wife, who alleges that
he deserted her and their children.
a warrant has been issued charging Ilolcomb
with felony for deserting his family. He
has already started habeas corpus proceedings
at san Francisco 10 gain his liberty The
local authorities will mako every attempt to
return him to San Bernardino for trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT

PASADENA. Dec. 25.-Grcgory's band
will render a special Christmas program
this afternoon at 2:i5 o'clock in Central
mark as follows: March. "Dlplomatic
(Sousa); overture, Tampa" tUeroid)
ave Maria" "OId city" cornet solo by Q.
Isucci; grand selection, "Giocondo" tPon-
chiellD; ntermis5ton; My Old Kentucky
Home" variations for all instruments
(Dalby): sextot "Iucla di Lammermoor"
(DonizettD; solos by Lucci, Plantamure
'Toddo. Blanci. Pupillo and Gregory' grand
selection, 'Faust." (Gounod). incidental
solos by Gregory. Tucci aud Pupillo;
"American Patrol" fNIeaehamD
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
FOUR MINERS FALL 800
FEET IN SHAFT; ALL DIE

ECCLES, w. Va, Dec. 24.-Four min
ers met death here today when
bucket in which they were descending
the No. ) shaft of the River Collieries
company overturned. throwing them
200 feet to the bottom. Their homes
u-nr.e at German. va.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
CHICKEN THIEF SENTENCED

LONG BEACH, Dec 24.-Dancl Walsh, alias
Daniel Cummings, was sentenced to ninety
days in the county iail by Justice Underwood
this morning for stealing chickens and turkeys
from tile premises OF K. f. Fisher Wednes-
day night Of this week. After sentence was
pronounced warrant was read charging
walsh with hqving bufglarized the home Of
w II. Westover, also in the northwest part
Of town, November T. at which time SO in
money a coat and other articles disappeared.
His hearing this charge was set for Janu-
arv q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
STATE DEPARTMENT CALLS
FOR REPORT ON TROUBLES

FL PASO, Tex, Dec. 24.-The state
department has called on Alfred c.
Sharpe, commander at Fort Bliss; A.
L. Sharpe, collector of customs here,
and D. Edwards, consul at Juarez, for
a complete report of the Mexican dis
turbances along the border. 1t is
stated that complaints reached Wash
ington that the neutrality laws have
been violated in a number of instances
and an investigation was ordered.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
AUDITOR AND ATTORNEY
TO PROBE CLERKS OFFICE

Relieving that the city auditor and
city attorney can make u better inves-
tigation of the city clerks office than
a committee of the council, the com
mittee appointed last Tuesday at the
request of Mr.. Lelande will ask the
council next Tuesday to leave the mat
ter entirely in the hands of these two
officials.
Such AN investigation, says MI Bet
kouski, chairman of the committee, Is
necessarily one that involves law and
bookkeeping, and no member of the
council is an expert in either OF these
matters. While the auditor and city at
tOrneY are.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
NEW ROOM FOR ODD FELLOWS

POMONA, Dec. 2i.--The directors of the
odd Fellows Hall association have decided
TO make numerous improvements in their
building at the corner of Second street and
Park avenue. A hardwood floor Will bo laid
in the Iddgo room and interior decorating
done. The lodge Is growing in membership
steadilv Henry Hanson, who appointed
secretary of the Pomona Cemetery assoca-
tion to succeed the late j. r. Garthside, has
also been elected secretary of the odd Eel
lows Han association, which position Mt
Hortbside held.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SAETA ANAN PURCHASES
RANCH OF 232 ACRES

SANTA ANA. Dec. 24-The Rancho del
Canyoncito, near San Juan Capistrano, con-
tanning 232 acres has been purchased from
w A. zimmerman by Conrad Crookshank
Of Santa Ana for a consideration of 100000.
Some alfalfa lands in Tulare county owned
by Mr.. Crookshank being turned in rs part
payment on the Orange county purchase.
The Rancho del Canyoncito is finely i'm
nroved being stocked in part with WalnutS,
Valencia oranges and apricots.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
FORMER WARDEN is ACCUSED

CANON CITY, Colo, Dec. 24-1n-
formation was filed here today against
John Cleghorn, former warden of the
state penitentiary. and four others,
charging them with the embezzlement
of 900.
The defendants are accused Of ac-
cepting that amount for lumber and
merchandise never delivered to the
1l1,iSnn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
BANKER A. L. DREW MARRIES

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 24.-A l.. Drew
prominent in this city. and former president
Of two local banks and the chamber of COM
mercc. was married yesterday afternoon at
Flagstaff, Ariz., to Mrs Clara Evans of
Rialto A month ago Drew granted a
divorce at Reno They win live in Los An
gcics.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
ENTERTAIN COFFEE COOLERS

POMONA, Dec. 2I.--Mr. and Mrs John
F. Rowon entertained the momhers OF the
Coffee Coolers club at dinner this evening
in honor of Mr.. Bowens birthday at their
home Oh North Carey avenue. The club is
composed of veterans of tho Civil War, who
gather on tho occasions OF their birthdays
for a season OF good fellowship. Those
present were S. G. Pitzer, A 5. Avery, c. z.
Wilson, Harry Mishler, !. II. McComas, A.
W. I,amport, a. IT,, I'M, Ferdinand Davis,
Il A. Hardin and e. Barnes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
CUT CANADIAN EXPRESS RATE

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 24.-The, Cana :
dian railway commission has directed
the express companies of the Dominion
to file lower tariff rates within three
months The commission says express
rates are too high, and that as the
express companies are owned by the
railroads there is no occasion Tor the
ayistrnrc of separate companies to
handle express business.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
PORTUGAL APPARENTLY
ABkNDONS NAVAL PLAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-If Portu-
gal contemplates the adoption of a ma
val expansion recent events there ap-
parently have caused the abandonment
of the plan.
George E. Lorillard. American charge
d'affaires at Lisbon, today cabled the
state department that the minister of
foreign affairs of the provisional gov
ernment had informed him that the
government had no present intention Of
inviting proposals for building two
WarShipS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
BUICK AGENCY TO MOVE

After over a years most successful bust
ness in their present location, 1142 South
Olive stroct the Howard Auto company
have concluded negotiations with the own
ers for the entire building ON the corner
NJ Tenth and Olive streets known as the
Motor Mart, and uow occupied by represcn-
tatives Of i've makes of cars Although
their present location has long since been
Inadequate for the record breaking bust
ness Of the Buick line, tho lately acquired
Oldsmohile agency has made this change
iropgratiVe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
COUNCIL ORDERS PAVING

LONG BEACH. Dec. 24-Thc city council
last night voted to pave Anaheim street from
American avenue west to the city limits with
asphalt or oil macadHm. Anaheim street Is
one Of the most heavily Travelled thoroughfares
Of the city The board of works will take up
with theI county supervisors the matter Of
having Nnaheim road paved from the west
city limits across the fats to Wilmington.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE
ACCEPTS INTERIOR POST

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 2f.-Secreta-
ry of States Carmi A Thompson, whose
home is at Tronton, Ohio, today an
nounced his acceptance OF the post OF
assistant secretary of the interior.
The place was offered him some time
ago by President Taft. Many years
ago he was a coal miner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
CHARLES eATTELL LOOMS ILL

HACKENSACK. N. j., Dec. "a
Charles Battcll LQomis, the author and
reader, is seriously i'll at his home i'll
Loomis, N. j.. and has been compelled
to postpone indefinitely all his engage
ments Mr.. Loomis had an attack of
grippe few weeks ago, and it has been
followed by intestinal trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
STEAL TRAIN; WRECK BRIDGES

Ell PASO, Texas. Dec. GA tele-
phone message from superintendent
George Rutledge, who went with the
Eel Paso & Northwestern train ON its
trip south today, reports that the reVo-
lutionists blew up at least six bridges
and possibly more, after stealing the
train on Thursday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY

LONG BEACH, Dec 4.-Willam povey of
11lO Elm avenue, and his Robert, is
wears old were hurled from the buggy in
which they were driving this morning at $50
when their horse took fright at a Salt Lake
railroad handcar and ran away. Both were
cut and bruised. Each unconscious for
short time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY

PASADENA, Dec 25.--rhe long standing
case against Mrs. Bernice Whips, charged
with conducting blind pig over the Boston
store ended Yesterday with a verdict of not
guilty, after the jury had deiberated half
an hour. Mrs. Whips was arrested several
weeks ago. One jury disagreed, one entire
yeuire was dismissed challenge from the
defense and thirty examined before
the last jury was selected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
SHIP 400 CARS OF ORANGES

SANTA ANA, Dec. A-rhe holiday ship
ments Of oranges from Orange county to the
east have amounted 70 400 cars, marking a
record Christmas trade FOR the county. The
<ruit which was finely colored and ripencd,
netted an average OF 90 cents TO the growers.
The shipments represent probably NTH Of
the seasons crop. which It is predicted will
be the largest ever produced in the county.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
TO LET-sToRERooMs

For RENT-PROPERTY SITUATED COR
ner Vernon nd Clay SITS. butting on Salt
rase rauraac One brick building 70X70 feet
will corral, ne frame building S0X2s feet.
D T. KEY J. 519 II. w Hcllman bldg.
ros Angeles 12-2i-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
BURGLAR STEALS 40 PENNIES

SANTA ANA. Dec. 2i.-The Ideal Grocery
store and the Sanitary Fruit store were
tered by burglars last night, forty pennies
being secured at tho grocery. with frugal
amount of tobacco and candy At the fruit
store the burglars secured SS.s5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
MRS. WILLIS GRANTED $50, 900

SAN RERNARDINO, Dec. 24.--In the com
promise Of the suit to break the will Of John
w DAILY Of New York. Mrs II. NJ. Willis Of
Redlands and formerly Of this city, will re
ceive about $50, 00o She is the wife of former
state Senator Willis
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
FEATHER AND PoNPoN CLEANER

FEATHERS HATBANDS. BOAS. pom
pons remade. widowed. cleaned. dyed,
curled Low rates expert work. MRS
LOUISE RILLIEUX. 1851 Morton ave-
Main III. 12-6-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
SHOE REPAIRING

WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Mems sewed soles Use; ladies', 60c
GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING Co. 1854
N Fair Oaks. Sunset 615. Home 1899.
13-1g-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
woMAN's LEAGUE GROWING

POMONA, Dec. 2l.--The American Wo-
mans league is gainging rapidly in member
ship here and the local chapter is meeting
weekly The plans for the new chapter
house. which viii cost $500, are being
further revised and for that reason work
has not been started soon as was anticl-
patcd. 1t is expected, however, that con-
struction will begin early in the year
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
.BUNDY SECOND TO
LARNED IN TENNIS
HaCkett and Alexander First in
Doubles, According to the
Ranking Committee
MANY CHANGES IN PLACES
Mclaughlin and Long Placed in
Fourth and Fifth Places,
Respectively
MANY CHANGES IN PLACES
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Thc annual
report Of the ranking committee Of the
United States National Lawn Tennis
association issued today again puts
William A. Larncd at the top OF the
singles list and Hackett and Alexander
in the doubles. The basis of ranking
is practically the same as in previous
years.
The ranking list contains 102 names
in singles and twenty teams in doubles.
The leaders in each classification are:
SINGLES
Glass Rank in 13Q9