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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
COLTWRII ~ TIE GIVE.
BsSs CIub soccer P'aS-rs HSII tire Get
legIana 10 NJ SrsFr.

Win oulv one week tntsrN-ntIg h.'fOr"
'hr mai match for the meteorological cham
pionship Win NAl- ~ south Fed the
assoc ~, ion foot an pIay-r- Ut sOiunbta
devoted v.--t~rda- afternoon 70 a practice
match ~ Ms-ps,h. !. With an eleven
of the Boy. club The latter had one Of
- ,-.-t teams 10 ths. h~ld The .~tilt was
- --OT" game Two ~ the columbia
-sg,Ilars NsT- ab-@ut. = S,lUl"r- nlhng N
for !. q ki.tl.' 20 p" haifho"k lin" snd ]
Patton for n Ioli~T ~ OUTSIDE right
Play N sh~ met round ct the annual
a~-oc ,atiOn cup to- Tor pw-ss~s On Of ahat
Ridge on the grounds 81 the CRESCENT IIh-
latr club Yesterday afternoon. Fh~ tTr--
cent. d~f~at-i the eleven Of the - atsp Isl
sHd FOot baH Cmh. goal toe The visiting
'ssri th,s was eliminates, FROM the ca1,-
t,.fitfon white the trssc~nt- qualified for
~, .econd Ionnd. ~" draW'nS for which
The Opening tsau- played 'hroGEh iL~
nr-' haiti WihoW s'pTlng Tor thHty
..1%.:. q" .S G""s az .or, ~ -Soa
".th~T eide ma dng any impress "n t,nally
capt Me- t~l'and ~ the '..sc''ut. hrok'.
the nr.t goal ct The game lssid- ~ thru
minut play the 'Ie-Crnts hsd anot h~r
s1sl 70 heT credit the result 81 = nm" shot
by q Isn~r- al~o from . pass by Ts.rr
Playing Their last came o. The SEASON
a. McDoRsld f'-la ia BroOklyn y--teTday
afternoon he soccer plaver~ Of the t~u'rai
Brsnrh Of 'h~ BrooElyn nc
f-atsd he el-v~n representing tho fatet-
A. IN. snd OF fh. fr.r half me BTooL Iyn
team led nv to - naTland HAVING tallled
for the home side wiliroN syualiy-d for
q psss nv NcI.updie shOt The - inRipg goal
~ Van torilandt Park YESTERDAY The
.sHivrgas ~.a their match Thh a Fam
81 goals 10 / BrONn NckeVWt and Stsu
ART scored for The 'amrron- and ID. only
sOal credited - he ratlOrs. in the Second
bsH. vas pui through Tor ih~u, ~ shaw
81 The winning team
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RESCENT CONMITTEES.
Mea IN GGarss % CIub's Nan, sports TRIs
Near.

The hoe I'd ~ governors Of the Crescent
Athleiic club has announced he committees
tO have charge Of The different depart
men's of sports patrOniSed by the mem
bars this wear Charles .. MCDeTmOti ~
preaiden' Ol he club charles M Buil. vice
and Paul hoRynRe. treasurer.
The athletic committee. CQmpoSed 81
Keflsy. chairman charles IN BeVoise
RO6er , He'll, ID. Henry L Martin aud
The sssIs-Comwit,ees On Aihle,ic. are
lAcroe-e = 4. Ke,as, chairman; v. has,
R,s. ed Rsvo,vsr Rsas- G ! De Bevo,.e.
eh.lr@as y y NsnderNeer. 4 X. Chapman.
IasLeSsaIl 9. Rs'l; n .. es.irmss c. W
t,sarIauea Football I Hsnsy chairman.
i' G.es ScS' cs.S,-aa I HSn.1 as's'H'
tA~n towing Crchi"n. chairman.
IiecEss James J. Hsusy. chairman: William
DobbS. manager. } \ kenne.iy. captain, u. J
~" ~. n s,.Irs s ana iSoi n ssI n u chair
man. n ] IA Marche = " punran
Raadaii. nanSssr snd csptsin y \ ! sndlr,o n
v } led II. OeeTEr I. strbh,n-
O. y ITsns' W q rsTs " , Doe isrls, ,""'''
xacHuaG " .. iHakh.aT, sns'r"an. "
llew,as - , an = sa.,rs'sn POSTER
s q A .TrS s.a.s 80 ff TAU. cha.
susr 7 < alvs o. \ " Me- .onnld
- ?. SanbOTu ~ Fores' "sndev, Net"
Tr.n .pest.ron y Williams. n HsnocE
m TsaSi' ss.2 .,. Ss,ar ;Hs @T.,S.
a1sSS Football q ; E.IL N D.. cn~lrmsn
& " andsh y ! Thompson Srh ~
Trsp Shss'irG e -. RevOlsr. chairman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
I. n. y. a. G. sUNNERs Gam.
0nsy enc Target Be2iaa Crssssaas Nov N
a.asgeauh nAooen9.

The secoad leg Of the triclnb shoot
between the NsS IOrk 4. e, Creacent
4. c. and IaFrhmoni Yacht Ciab wao oamp
sss,Sd yesterday sf Travers Island IN
The grand total tho Mercury Foot blue
r0ck men did well. for when tho last target
seat whirlins u WAs found that they haai
beaten the Creacenis by 10 targets. The
totals we're: New York A. 4. ssI: Crescent
A. c. ssJ. and I.archmOnt Y e. sIt. The
ssorS for the yachismen leaves them -
far behind that they can hardly expect tn
esReh the other twO clabs IN tho hnal leg.
whbCh viii BE- held In two weeks Al i-arch-
meat:
Ray RidGs trays. tho crssoeniS beat the
Jerks iSsds gan Of Osiy fourteen isrEe,s
the crsscsRts sini In the lead by iarEe,
los ngarva are: Croscents. i.5"i New fork-
In the ,riVIs event the high gun PriSe
cpseenf G.. With the hns tally Of ~ out
do sSl.udidly Ssapis the poor light and
Of IOW. fast ones In the IOurth round Whleh
sSpi on Ss tally sheet. Under the con
dhlOns the score Vas a very creduable
oas and mas not been often bs'iered by an
" n. schaaassr. who L. tho New York
4. Z. club champion, vas hiRh gun Tor his
has hung up this season. AZ team the
Mercury Foot men did better than the
Crpscenia- and this " What stood them
In the grand total. They made 20 Ito
per cent. and for . ten man team this has
no. heea sxcelleA In the Fast In long time.
BlGRsr hinge wsre sxpsssed Of '. 4.
nOdpnaa- but he was 6Othered by, the
shatteTinG %. q. {. Grinnell y a. Consistent
and 90 were y. v. lsyans and q. w. BillinSs.
n. T.. Spotts Of the i.archm0nt Yacht
Club vas high man Of his team With q.
and he vas second best Of the day. being
Only one target behind Stephenson. He
disiln Euish himself ny making two clean
breaks OF -. something not accomplished
by any other shooter.
There we're two other minor events In
the shape Of lnterclub matches. Four men
from the Yale dun Club mot four from the
Iarchmont Yacht Club. Each man shot
Iae tsresls and IsrchmOni Won by a GIand
total Of a4a io SEA. The second teams Of he
New York A. a. and Crescent A 4. met.
the ieams consisting Of ten men side.
They shot 100 tarRsts q man ana the NeN
Works won Bith Q Total Of s2a to 7sS for The
crescenfs. The triclnb shoot scoEea
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ITHIETICS az y. ,. ..
Seed sVrIaIers D~peWded an 10 MaLe .
~aeces. eS Trark T~am.

According 20 the opinion oT New York
Iniv.T-tv under ~ adtIst-- th.W trsck team
ought 10 vin ~ l~art three Of 30 four dual
meet m" team promises TO excel sny
which the university has pu' on the track
IN --,sral v-ar- " iau~r. vho covered
the iUs wards lat v-ar IN '-u --coBdr -
hard ~ work under ia" supervision Of
Coa,h IoplRnd aud should ~'Iaal his LAST
wear r-,oF' Goldsn and shap~TiO are
workinx hard and aT" looked "a ~ point
winners ~" ~ Vsrii 9ash uiIi have
ths. TITO ~ addi 'oo 10 FnErl. Nho hiss I'M
proved kr"rIly under 'h~ instruct ions Of
the coach Cap' NoViip smith and tan~v
are thr~~ which Niil ~ hard Ia heat N the
quarter mh~ run Smrh von both IN"
half mite and mil- rem ~ IN" dual meets
last year. and with The ard 81 ATbIctl-.
.ho has .e'n rnnn'ns clos. Z" rec"rd ,in-.
sV~nta Tborns Who did -uch good work
81 Morri- HiEh school N the two ulues
viii ~ relied on Tor this went BTuadtD.
Hyatt Golden aud Crsv ford sSe ~orlsnE
haFd Tor the hurdle and have shown Tuuch
imgTov~mep' IN the last tSo u~'-b-
fhs team Erestest v"akns~s 10 IN the
neld events Out there aI~ ~~v~TaI ut~n
sho -bOuId 'Ak" HTst places hos ever. there
OaberIsin. ssone. running tJsi-sT. Mc-
ssd 6smmST White. vI-lJing. H'Su and
and hIsh Jump. FteldinE - doing good
WORK ~ ~ hiSh Jump sod can ~ rolled
on 10 takS Second in that event
The relay team i- entered ~ the INT
vrrsity Of pennsytvania games and shOsild
make hotter showing than last yeaT
capt NoTlin. Smith. GOld-n and l.aueT
Nin probably run
Ths. ~lert ,Op- for 'he neN' ysaT- gym
nast'r team were hold on Friday Pvs--
ION PhiIiir-. Who :ook third pla~- ~ the
club swinging ~ the intercollegiate meet.
was rlsrtsd captain and FTznklin y Rus
sell manager. WITH Moves, ialr. ASSISTANT
manaHer,
Tho all TOuBd RyInBasstc championship
~ the university vas held IN the gymnasium
place Whh kingsley = ctoa@ s~cond. Mo
Nnhb third and hOlm fourth The tennis
team hss organized. = HRmmett Of
" HsynOld- manager ATYanRrm~nt- are
heinW made With Stevens institute and Huu-
gers for dual m~ets and there ~ q post
btltev Of . meeting being al~o arranged
With Pratt Institute ~ HrOoklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
FREE FIELD IT LOUISVELLE.
Cbuvchm Bows Co 1eesssaDsa~h IOrArV
PaOaiaF GUstOas.

Mat winn. vim 10 w town. confirms
the report that . free Aeld- will ne opened
a. ChIrcbtn DO~pa. Louisville. THE year
20 increase The popularity Of racing In
kentucky and he Dredtetg q rs-srd breakin ~
this feature COi Nlnn sags.
cot l.. tlaEk, whO established and
LAID Out Churchill DoWOs bulIf With the
purpose 10 duplicate Enaom DOWns IN
fng,aBd The coadit' ous % the original
D~Uty, ~ . mile and q half run over the
thurchtW DONns courAp. werN perhaps 80
near that ~ the great EnF1iai Derby e.
anv American MED event has ever bseu
The Derby. - originally run, wieh. all it,
eBvtToumen.s. vas copied after che biw
rn~e In Eaglend. the sIueclal feea1rs betnr
did not have tho Rafe entrance fee 10 nparp
bus NhO were born and reared 10 love .
hOra-race
From, IafS untH 1877 The free field pve-
waited % Churrhlt D0gna
When the uemfheF was favogabkN m
Least p. OaD Or ~. On could be ~pen acYoaa
from tho grand ~ and enclosure waiting 10
49, The Derby. TN the day The Derby vas
run crowds hogan ROina 20 he Downs 90
nnuP y ssa alwaSs a holiday for most
70 the cO1v~s. iai,Sss fov days Sssers kSs
Darby vas always inssnss, epperially am~aa
he humber claaaRs. u wRs the talk M
homes and public places and nearly every
vi ractag survives ita present TRIALS and
tFthulaitons in THE Stats u "a DoaalhBa thni
the held enclosures pow closed VII ~
thr9wu open free - charge - che pubic
With betting In any form prOhtbASsd. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Private Theeu Leads IN Class Wsseh ss.
~ se,enth newimeat.

The ar-, competition In class match NJ
Z VAS held on Friday evening in the seventh
Regiment Armory and some ans shooting
resulted Private J. y. Thees Of Compahy
q carried OF the honOrs of tho evening @
making Ihe highest score 81 % Ihn
gave him the lead I'm tho expert class Pr
vate SchOIZ of Company 4 and Serr
= MiIleman &C Company o. we're TIED fcr
second IN the same clas~ Private
Terry of Company u leads IN the sharp
shooter class Private N. GBO~e of tom
pany ! CARRIED on the bonOru IN the noV'"s
class With a scOre 81 -. In tho eApefi
class for nr~i entry prize SINNERS C0rpor.
q u SmiIh Of Company ID won With rceIs .
o( 81 making q full sore ~ the ~ ~
range Private Terry, Who leads ~ ",
~harpshOoteT class. also No9 me lay ny,
S match vas won ~ FriVst. Tse.. s,,h /.
score 81 ~ ous Of a possible - frl'A
ID - steele of Company q and SeIg -
OtllNmam Of Company y each macs ".
bui steele Won second prize. - his 49,.
shot vas one point better than NiliemanN
Lowest
The scores
lsAUEas ~ clAss cuE nATcH "a. s-Ef'sn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
IW"EH ~ HOR>ES INTL "ED.
Norman 80. s"d P~r~~us TII. Beat~W Il
Ha"~ G"r spring GWp

-|-TTT- TT----V
INNr'N Nsra AuEI-t Beiuonf'.
N1Trtu ~ r.id"u Do, Dsnnv Mlher
snd WaTr, Pawn" Wh,ru~, I'~r-eu- ~
ridden Nv S~s.r Nsrgr rpn unplacsd
81 Nsv tour. .p.ut. % 10 rH,s Tor m.
EUTtuC 81. 10 uRUut' B.. - Fsu -pysreSgDs
~ rl.D woe upu 10. lrrd ttrusvVon'-
Naleu- Hrh =, rd1Ifa OrtIltt -ssp0Ud amt
SW 'J-=~' isEt'trU~ t''ft lue-e 81 ere
-tvfeep sfssr- ~" Ds'tfUl ne q "a .
ngain-' Nul~n- r'H' 'v HRHfrz. trt.Hu and
40 tS gatu-t TeW"Tfirs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
In,Ilaa. 100. Hlr., I.scrs... san...

'sHITSLE Pa aprsl . The Carlisle
ia'ros-s 'sam plsved its h~-f OHic'sI game
here th.- afternoon azsinsi Inc IIshiRh
n vsrsitv tvsivs losing - he colleRiana
Nga score ~ : to- Nteaan IyehiRh's third
fsfsn"e. uHr eliminated for r0uRhneaa
no subrft'uIe he'ng allowed. The Indians
show 81 gord stick s0rk " the nFal half
bat io~t "ou0denes IN ths sscOnA.
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There's not hing worth considering N
this tatk Of substituting laCrosse for Tort
hail says q man ldeutt0ed With eh~ Y.
Z T. -n has been sugReeted 20 ua. MT o.
course the whole thing h rtdtcaloua- Inc
bows NOuldnt stand for a. l.acr0eeP b
good enough game IN it, gay. hut you car
compare With foot hall
Two achoolhOy MIXERS showed prominrntT
IN tho ~ MalRchy games ~ the Tven'y'
Second Reclment Harry brigham ~ 70
did Melvin ShegpaFd IN the thVee-quartsT
mite run sheppard evidently though
tTy Condn OF Hastings school was run
ming we'll up in the lead when he quit IN tie
three mile run and vas not much used up
either
The Harlem Evening H y game- utl
10 Leld IN the sevent first Regiment nsSt
Saturday evening
ships are slated for April -.
Erasmus Hall gill hold 'ts outdoor sn'n-s
on NAV :
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NEvHuRGs. April D. The New bur Kh { anoe
and Boating Association which has been
known for many years as the Dock Rats
OWING 90 the totem displayed on the nag
has decided 90 abandon the deeignatiOn
and hencsf0Fth 10 he known a. the New
barah Yacht Club. The Dock Rat rag
vii be Ahand0ned and one In keeping with
n Varhe club adOpeed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
T.. %. ". Testers HsaseSSat I.nslaa
WOosarum aoas

BoSToN. ApriIR The ihT~e ma-'sd bOuae-
boat lillian Woodruff which has been peli
known 90 NarbleheAd as 'he -Gmmsr horne
81 Charles n " Foster for aome -eaaona
past has been sold nv him and sill ~ uaed
a. a fisherman. The boAf utll ann leave
Boston for voyags 10 Portugal. where
her new owners live
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
,.naer"n,,. rl,s .''io.G >.r.o.,

.-pfri1 q HHs b~fnH'fH - ~ 500
psRf- ArrB Nanfs-uu' I'VE
90 iock ridden b, 'srter. 'rta'"I %, oEd
O., hs PRS EiAiz0t- - ~ rf@u - IL o.
Ths raee aas Won by Henues-. IssuIta
gtfs4.u ny Ha-kins Numm = - tu rt.isisn
~ I1ush. as third. Ten hor-et nm
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-07-29
Members State Board
Anti-SalOOn League Of Illineis.

Bapttst-A H. Harnly, A. J. Scrogin. T. H.
Marsh, j. Y. Montague A. A. Curry. s. Il Bowyer.
Illinois Baptist Association-W. P. Thrognor-
ton, NJ league. Tony r. Kerr.
Methodist Episcopal: Rock River conference
M NJ Parkhurst, John Thompson.
Central Illinois Conference-C. W. Aging, 4.
F. Roe.
Illinois Conference Horace Reeo " w.
Gulick
southern Illinois Conference-John F. Harmon
DIR. e. w. Fiegenbaum.
Methodist episcopal Church South: Illinois
CONFERENCE.-THE. T. Mathis. w. L. Damaree.
Methodist Protestant-Thomas Ringland
German Methodist-F L. Mahle
Presbyterian-Sam T. Brush, q. B. Stafford, w.
e. Spoonts, w. S. Plummer Bryan, W. s. Marquis
United Presbyterian-
Northern Deanery Of the Chicago Diocese OF
the Episcopal Church, j. Randall.
Congregational-F. g. Smith, VIM. B. Willard
q. H. Wilson.
F. Thrapp J. A. barnett ]. r. Golden. g. w.
Wise.
Christian-D A. Boatright.
United Brethren-Bshop G. M. Mathews
DISQUALIFICATION Reifsnider.
Evangelical Association-W. B. Killing
United Evangelical. H. Keagle.
English Lutheran-B. f. Grenoble. T. r. Dorm
blaser.
Illinois Conference Swedish Evangelical Mis-
sion Covenant-A L. Nystrom. p A. Hultgren.
Illinois Conference Swedish Lutheran; Angus
tana Synod-G. K. Stark DR.. L. q. Abrahamson
Martin Erickson, N P. Nelson.
Swedish Baptist John A. Swanson, James
Magnuson c. w. SUMMARY.
Swedish Evangelical Free Church-Gust r.
johnson, A. HallQuist.
Swedish Methodist-Edwin 8. Dahl.
Catholic Total Abstinence Union-P. B. Elan
nagan, John F. Cunneen
Illinois State Epworth Leagues. ]. Curlee
Illinois State C. E. U-Walter r. Ceperly.
Illinois w. C. r. U.-Miss Marie c. Brehm.
Members mt Large Elected by Board.
For One Year-Bishop w F. Mcdowell, w
A. Smith, Charles Morgan, R. j. Bennett, c. G
Peterson P. A. Baker, Parker Shields.
For Two Years-A. G. Lane P. M. Johnston,
A. B. Farwell, w. B. dwell, George B. Griffin,
M p. Boynton L. A. Johnston.
For Three Years-A T. Capps. Dr. H. G. New
ton, w. B. Willard, DR.. M. H Clearly Chas. S.
Brown John r. Golden, G. L. Tarbox.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-07-29
'sWoe Unto You When ALL Men
Shall Speak Well Of Y0u''

The editor of wishes he
anybody that
county, nation,
oe should be close allies But the history
recorded
necessarily be if they
prohibition
convictions vigorously defend them
of
is representative oil a type.
But (so-caled) to only
graf
parties nothing
sober thinking people.
It's financial during
with
whole, comparatively few Our friends
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-07-29

State Officers.
President-Sam T. Brush.
Vice Presidents-Bishop w. F. mcdowell, w.
b. Orwell, John B. Lennon.
Secretary-Rev F. L. Mahle.
observation-disclosures K. Shields.
Assistant Superintendent-E. A. Scro9iA.
Attorney-H. L. Sheldon
Headquarters Committee-Bishop @. M Matn-
ews Rev. G. b. Stafford, Rev. M. P. Boynton
Rev W. A. Smith, Rev Charles L. Morgan, Rev
Edison Reifsnider, Rev. l.. A. Johnston
Field Workers-H L. Sheldon 0. G. Christ
gau Sam Fickel, Chicago; Charles Schmidt,
Asst Treasurer, Chicago; j. w. Perry, Asst
Supt Springfield Dist. Springfield; S. H W1rsch-
ing Supt Western Dist Galesburg; g. W. DAN
bury, Supt Southern Dist, Du Quo1n; 1. w. 10y
Supt East St. Louis Dist, bingham.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-07-29
Brewery Influence in Polite

representative illinois,
affiliated with religious body said the other day.
will the state of Illinois until
absolutely Backing this statement the further fact that eighty
the members of the last legislature whose records endorsed
the Legislative Voters League who free from the brewery
eighty Of those condmne
by Legislative Voters League the friends of liquor legislation
MI. Voter, Don't Forget
That Notwithstanding the bribery Jackpot scandals nowhsand
bad these Dealers Protective
their the United Societies. endorse
White
candidate
would contribute $500 his campaign fund If they would do tina
for White much that they will do who
for the anoa option bill the last Legislature matter what his
things 1t reported that the liquor
million dollars elect this legislature believing that that
We also have pretty direct that at candidate for the
been approached with the proposition that he would
dealers quietly be with them they would
his of the Legislative
Thirty ninth District this week that Browne
$25 brewery his campaign
Primary Day. September 18th
Illinois should
September for business every precinct
organized precinct vote and that they
stands legislation
option.
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port 1t could not have been done better Levy thought
Tie waited for an effective space of time That's ALL"
he said, with an equally effective air Of giving it up.
James King Judson+ freeklcd, knobby-jonted boy
was the next called His testimony was at
the preliminary hearing, that he had heard the
cused asl; his mother il she could cash small check
for her as the banks were closed and she short
of change Afterwards he had opened the door for
the LADY, and had had good look at her Mes it was
the lady standing over there. She had on the same
dress He recognized the check on the Botanical Ma
tonal Bank as that which the lady had given to his
mother IN payment for the goods she had bought
0Levy yawncd slightly and shook his head 'when tho
Assistant States Attorney had concluded the cXami-
nation and The boy stumbled away.
Il will call Abraham Bernstein" sad Levy.
A slim darl-browcd young man stepped briskly
forward and took the witness chair.
Were you recently the victim of check 5winde,
in your store on the evening OF March aSth'
"A woman came in and bought six dollars worth OF
toilet articlcs-perfumc complexion powder and small
manicure set She asked me to cash check for her
and I did So The check was for fifteen dollars and
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-06

pion-had crowded it from her mental view, There
admiration, gratitude and all encouragement IN
the smile that she gave him.
Il shall call Miss Rebecca Schonbcrg'
nounced Levy.
Rebccea Schonberg, saeslady. employed by the firm
OF Gleok Ecndrah for all her sophisticated air. her
sharp black eyes, and her fourteen years OF business
experience out OF lifetime OF twenty three had also
been victmized by check swindler-a woman in
purple and white dress and with a purple feather i'll
her hat something like the prisoners. but not exactly
the same. She had noticed the hat particularly Be
lieycd it was the dress, but would have TO
examine the goods in her hand to say positively She
resemblcd the prisoner but was Older. Had bought
govcs-cbow length
Miss Schonbcrg usually consulted Mr. Esendrah, but
he at lunch. and she had acted on her respon
sibhty This happened the morning OF May 27th
The check the botanical National Bank, and
the certainly seemed the perfect lady Yes, that
the check
Il offer the checks in evidence" said Levy. Il call
the attention Of the jury the date OF this swnde On
May a7th my client was still under arrest and await
ing trial"
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was returned two DAYS later, marked No effects"
"On what bank was the check drawn?
On the Botanical National"
Il object your honor" said the Assistant States
Attorney; the date mentioned is subsequent 10 the
crime with which the prisoner is charged and can
have no bearing the case.
Lcvy's lips curved in dcrisyc smile
The fact that the date is subsequent TO the COM
mission OF the crime is what makes the evidence highly
material" he said
The Court wiped his spectacles and rcadjused them
What do you expect to prove. Mr. Levy" he asked,
crisply
THAT this case is one of mistaken identity, your
honor" replied Levy, with calm confidence Il now
introducing evidence 10 prove it. Describe the woman
who passed this check you"
"Shc was 4 blonde" answered the druggist; blue
eyes. She wore purple and white dress and a hat
with purple feather, had good deal of style about
her"
81 will direct your attention to the dress by
tho prisoner" said Levy Did the purple and white
dress WON by the woman who passed this check upon
You resemble it
"Deadringer for it, replied the witness. readily.
"Ec means that the costumes were practically iden-
teal explained Levy
WAS the prisoner the person who passed the chcck7
Look closely, please"
The druggist looked at the prisoner "T don't think
so" he replied. Il wouldn't swear positively, but
don't think So"
Levy smiled T expected an objection there" he
observed "he last question was certainly super1uous
for the record proves that my client in the county
jail at the date mentioned believe that is all
Levy cast a glance At his client She was looking at
him ntcnty her lips parted and her ewes shining with
expectation, and something else that made the law
yers cync heart swell within him. She had lost sight
of the cause the champion-her adroit and bold cham
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Again he was conscious OF the glowing regard of
him curiouSly
"Thcrc is ono other witness l expected to CALL Levy
said but he has appeared in court and think that
his testimony would be unnecessary i'll any event 1t
is clearly proved by the evidence OF the last two wit
nesses that woman resembling my client and wear
ing dress precisely the IN appearance is de-
fraudnc the public in the wrongfuly charged
against this innocent girl am willing to believe that
the charge has been brought in good faith and that
the prosecuting witness honest i'll her belief, but
do not think that she will persist in it. invite
comparison Of the fraudulent checks. which VIII be
found identical in form and handwriting
Here the prosecuting witness broke in shrilly:
81 honestly did think that ii was the girl your honor.
she cried.
The Assistant States Attorney turned upon her with
frown before which she shrank IN alarm, and which
provoked litter from the spectators Levy waited,
broad smile on his face while the Judge raped for or
der. Then. as the laughter subsded, his figure sud
denly Strengthened from its lounSng attitude the smile
disappeared and his voice doomed sonorously COM
mandingy, through the room:
"Your honor | move that the case be dismissed and
the prisoner discharged"
"The motion is granted, said the Court
An hour later Levy sat in his Office trying to think
the matter clearly and with rather poor success
He could only think OF the radiant transtgurcment of
the GIRLS face when the realization OF her freedom
borne in upon her, of her broken utterance when she