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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

NO SCHEDULE At
ALL IN NATIONAL?
That's the Apparent Answer, But
the Magnstes Will Probably Re
wise the Constitution, a. Usual

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-"Ths Ma.
t'onal league will adopt the lss-same
schedule or mono at all."-Statsmsnt
subscribed to by Charles Webb Muir.
phy, OF the Cubs. Ebbets, OF the Trol
icy Dodgers: Fogel. OF the Philliss.
and Robson. OF the Cardinals.
The National league will adopt n
lba-game schedule OF none At ALL
statement by Garry Hermann. Of the
Reds: Dreyfuss. OF the Pirates;
Dovey. Of the Bostons, and Brush, or
the Giants
That's the situation today In Ma
tional league baseball circles. The
vote Is 4 TO 4, though there Is a sneak
Ing suspicion that when the smoke
OF battle has cleared away and the
magnates have adjourned to drain
the harmony bumper" that always
follows National league meetings. the
shorter schedule will have been
adopted.
The magnates meet again this after
noon, but there Is little chance that
the schedule matter will be taken up
AT all Whenever National league
magnates cannon agree on Z question,
they revise their constitution. and the
constitution Is now undergoing thor.
ough revision. IL develops that the
fight over the adoption OF the schedule
IL due 10 conflicting dates with
American league teams, especially IN
Chicago. In the windy city. tho
American league team meets the De.
troit team on eight Sundays. While
the Cubs are playing st. Louis. Muir
ply and Robson objected strenu
onsly 10 the conflicting dates. Bar
ney Dreyfuss sought to do away with
this by Offering 10 have the pennant
winning Pirates play In Chicago ON
half those Sundays as counter at
traction TO the Tigers. but without
avail.
There Is growing suspicion that
the American league magnates. In
adopting their schedule. Put IL al.
over" the National league owners III
the matter OF the selection OF good
dates, and the National league people
are talking OF having the schedules
for both leagues made out In future
by the National commission, so as TO
avoid conflicting dates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Sporting Notes

UncIe Dudley and ToOtsfe Mack race
Saturday afternoon on Tie bou4eN aFu'
best three in rve
wunie Hoppe ran l52 at 1851 In To-
led0 last night MOrnlnsstAF also
started
The ID. 4. e hockey nYe had niue
trouble bcatiug Chatham, . 10 :, Ia the
Detroit pen last e1sn!ns
This phony "Ty Cobh" who il boxing
ar0Gua Baltimore. won another knock
oat Vlctors '"si n'."I
The Alma college i've won it, fourth
D9usecutie, basketball game. defeat
ms Adrian. ss 20 last night
Central and western play basketball
this afternoon 80 ? 80 80 we western
lNmuasi8u. saginaw plays at East
eru saturday afternoon
with stockhnm starring. the Detroit
~ g. A. ht. tdmi uIzter-d a shock
nl defeat to Battle creek last night.
800 To- DE-.
Horace FoGel had tn "" home from
fN. National tetku@ in~rtu3. 10 dNnIA
So meetinE wlth blus Murray. Hs dis
,arde' '''"Ate' Va, wants 'l7 pay
u looks 10 he giI OF with the Aber-
de,u ka-.hs|I UI'n In the Northwest
cru l-asue. and the betroiters who
sIgued uIth IT, viii either be released
VI sold to other clubs OF the same or
Eauizatiou.
IorwIn. better known NJ Hunt
Huston. 30 Ann Arbor looks me almost
. l.--te boo WINNER 90 tile state billiard
tropa, competition lie ~ as Set an
defeated.
-
~ A. Chinu. ONE eli Ihe largest WIN
ming owners az Niuisur-la last year. sd =
hr is going Co quit the racing game
hers FOR France his stable having lost
S11o. OUu more than 10 has won lu the
past season
Crnnd Rapids u planning n system
attc~ program 81 bicycle races and
prominent business firms orrer swell
prizes The second city s getting
blamed sporty.
Tse big reason why Charlie Murphy
refuses % compromise on the Natf0ua
league schedule matter is the fact that
the cubs are billed four sundays at
home in conflict with the SoX and
Tigers which. the old league maguate
thinks. shows evidence 81 spite
Hermes a. and ~. copped the FIRST
pair 81 prizes in the merchandise re-
Gatta on Matt kramers yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Diagram Cue ball 5-s right. IA
below. object ball l2 right, stroke Il
an excess 0f slow Cue ball cushions
at 4. y. enectjng carom NOn- ball 2
Object bali cushions az c. resting
near -
To carom on ball 3-~Cue ball Ii
right. IA below OBJECT ball Is right;
stroke medium
Diagram Cue bali IS left l-2 be.
low object ball IS left. stroke ID in
excess OF medium Cue ball klsseA
from object ball takes cushion at A.
then by SIS twist runs 10 ball 2, effec.
ms carom. Object ball lies in corner
touching both cushions When Is
reached stroke is assured u 5-s twisi
has been applied to que ball
To carom on ball Cue bali SIS left
- below. object ball full; stroke Il
IN excess OF medium. Cue ball cush
itrs a. b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
GRAND RAPIDS PROGRAM
CALLS FOR $31, 900
West Michigan People viii Give Meet
ing Of Grand Circuit Cslibre
All Through.

Formal announcement is out. which
places the stake and purse events OF
the Furniture City Driving club Of
Grand Rapids. al a totai OF $4,000
In addition 10 $40 600 worth or early
closing events. there will be a dozen
81 600 purses and the meeting should
be up in every respect with the aver
age Grand Circuit affair An addict
advantage will be the fact that the
Grand Rapids meeting will virtually
open the Grand Circuit year, the dates
OF July IS 10 % having been claimed.
The early-closing races will be as
follows
Gle class. trotting. the Furniture
Manufacturers purse. 10000
zoe class, pacing, the ComstocE
purse $4,000
2:20 class trotting. the Grand Rap
ids Street Railway purse. $4,000
2l4 class. pacing. the Smith Depart
ment Store purse. $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
IPINoAe

March YOU all want TO hear what I'm
goin 10 tell the Judge
What will you tell the judge"
asked him
I'm goin 70 tell the Judge was
s,tiin in chair az a table in a cafe.
drinkin' with some ladies. when John
son come in. and hein as knowed
him before ne was champeen. | asked
him 70 have a drink.
When he sits down Johnson want.
ed bubbles 81 s. a throw. and | told
him I remembered when beer was
good enough Tor him, When | said
that he reared up and busted me on
the side of the head so hard he nearly
Lroke my toes Then he picked up
the table aud turned It upside down
on me. and spun IL round like a roulet
wheel
Say mister that table wound me
up like an eight-day clock. Then he
grabbed chair and whooped that at
me and for a minute chairs was
comm from everywhere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

When he got tired THROWN chairs
Johnson threw the boots into me. lie
kicked me hard enough 10 knock the
breath out OF mule Believe me,
had plenty
Did you go 10 bed afterward?"
Il sure did. Say. II you all don
think | was laid out I'll show you
| want the folks In this country 10
know what kind OF a man Johnson
Is Daisy" he called.
Daisy appeared In the doorway
I'm goin' 10 show these gentlemen
how | was fixed by the doctor. Bring
my bandages and night gown" or
dered the victim
Daisy wasn't long getting the props.
Evidently they were handy for emer.
gencies like this With def fingers
she bound Pindars head Jaw and
arm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
JEFF'S CONDITION
PLEAsES FRIENDS
His Improvement Since He Left San
Francisco Is Revelation To
Pals on the Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ls-James
J Jeffries stated today he expects ~
enter the ring with Jack Johnson
weighing not more than 215 pounds
He declared he does not think the
bout will last very long
Jefries will appear here with his
show on sunday afternoon. closing his
theatrical engagements at that time
until after his fight with Johnson. He
declared today that he has formulated
no real plans, but that his tentative
plHns for a months hunting trip will
probably take him into Mexico.
Sporting men here are delighted
with his appearance and declare his
condition. as compared with his con
ditioE when he left. is marvellous.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

Fix IL just like the doctor did and
put that big piece OF. cotton on my
jaw admonished Norman.
When all was arranged. Pindar re
posed upon the couch and looked
pleasant.
Daisy" he said, isn't this the way
/ looked In bed?"
Deed II is" assured Daisy. with
emphasis. only your face doesn
look so painful.like'
II certainly was mussed up terri
bic said Pindar. as he disposed oil
the evidence or his former incapacity
Il only weigh los. and that slam or
the haid was sinful. don't see how
Mr.. Jeffries can stand many like II
no matter how big he is. But | dc
hope, he added as | was leaving
that he just naturally knocks of that
man Johnson's haid."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
WAS MOVES Asleep
Washington Magnate Returns From
Meeting With Strange Tale.

WASHINGTON. FEB. ls.-That
President Ban Johnson's salary was
not increased TO $4,000 by the club
owners OF the American League in
Chicago this week. was the statement
made by President Tom Noyes. of the
local club. upon his return from the
meeting today.
johnson was elected for a 24-year
term but no other action affecting
him was taken" says Noyes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
TRACK MEET AT D. U. s.
First Handicap Affair OF the Season
Io Be Pulled of Saturday.

The Detroit University school ath-
letes will pull OF a track meet AT .
O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the
school gymnasium The events will
all be handicaps and between 20 and
so schOol-boy athletes Will be entered,
Including the schools famous cham.
pions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
MORE CLASS FOR WINDSOR.
Billy Rocks Leaves for New York 70
sign Eastern Scrappers

Billy Rocks. the genial and ylgilant
referee OF the Windsor Athletic club.
left Friday FOR New York where he
expects 20 secure Matty Baldwin. one
Of the leading eastern featherwei ghts,
as all attraction Tor one of the com
irg bouts OF the organization 10
possible Baldwin viii be pittei
against Gary of Chicago
Rocks viii Also look over the box.
ing talent OF Philadelphia with Wow
No pickiug some OF tha best of il for
The delectation ol the patrons of the
Windsor fistic emporium. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

AT the end OF this month we l.
say goodbye TO "o9c leg.
Goods have gone up SO that we
can't continue making pants 10
order at "ooc a leg
March Ist well change the
price TO So the pair.
In the meantime were clean
( ing mp with odds and ends OF
suitings and paintings at the OIL
price, SO as 10 make room for the
NEW goods AZ the new prlce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
THE HOLSTERS PICK
UP A STAR PITCHER
Signs Louis Crutcher, Of Frankfert.
ky.-The Giants Also Land An
other In Momentum johnson.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. H.
Manager Carr. OF the Indianapolis
club. has signed Pitcher Louis Cruteh
or, OF Frankfort, KY. team Of the Blue
Grass league. He was the star pitch
er OF the Frankfort team last season.
Otis Johnson. Of Portland. Ore. has
been signed 10 play with the New
York Giants Johnson 10 a third base
uian and il known In the west as
Eome-Run Johnson. He Is produce
OF Muncie. Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
pERNoLL ACCEPTS TERMS.
Typewriter Missive From SouthpaN
at Apologize, Ore.

n. II. Pernoll, the stocky southpaW
whom Detroit purchased last fall from
the Aberdeen club OF the Northwest
ern league. has had time 20 think y
over end now SAYS ne Is ready 20 sign
the contract which the club offered
him some time ago. At that time the
document did not appeal PernoH will
90 direct % San Antonio from his
home which. strictly according to pre-
c.dent. Is located AZ place far from
familiar TO DetroiteIs. being Apple
gate. ore.
There is some class 20 Mr. Pernoll
as a correspondent His letter came
OF typewriter aud on the letteThead
OF his fathers estate who apparently
conducts general store az the above
location
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Saginaw Cuts loose.

SAGINAW, Micn Feb 1S-Thc
Saginaw East Side basketball team
makes its bid for state championship
honOrs Friday ami Saturday nights
leaving here today 10 play ~ Ann
Arbor and Detroit Eastern ON Two sue.
cessiye days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
JaekIItseh,s SD snap.

Pretty soft for Jacklitsch. The extra
catcher OF the Quakers lie has been
in the biz league drawing salary. for
many years and vet has never been
called upon TO do enough work 10 even
make people remember b. was living.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
LAKE A BUSY SPOT.
More Sport on Its Frozen Surface
Than In the Summer Time.

Than In the Summer Time.
The excellent Ice on Lake St Clair
continues TO afford lot OF sport for
those who know how TO utilize IL. On
Friday the center OF interest was
Lakeside Inn. Mt Clemens. where a
heat on the Anheuser- Bush troph'
was the main event on the card. On
Saturday the schedule shifts TO the
I.Anse Grouse Bay clubs course on
Matt Kramer's. where the Ice boats
and automobiles will race. Sunday
Ed yernier's will be the headquarters
With a big merchandise race over the
Crosse Point Ice Yacht clubs course,
as the feature event.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DRAGON in siuht?

The st. Georges association foot
ball team will hold a meeting at the
Riverside CLUB Antoine and Wood
bridges SITS, AT o'clock Friday even
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Shut Has Bio Strina.

VI. D. Shut has arrived at the Mem.
pbis, Tenn, track with Penisa Maid
2:04 IA. and thirteen other horses
They got there in frst-class order
and will stay until June |
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
When Trey Roll.

Secretary Abe Langtry, of the A. b.
c.. has been busy for week with
the schedule and mas il almost com
pleted. The Detroit teams in general
will roll IN the carr and the closing
days OF the tourney which is expected
10 last about two weeks after the
opening on Feb. -. The Harmonic
team. OF witch Mayor Breitmeyer is
a member, will be the first to test the
alleys. The Banwell & Johns teams,
the first To enter II the tournament.
and which includes Secretary Meyers
OF the ,ocal organization and Max
Dross man. the local champion, is
down. to. roll on. the. evening. OF
March >.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
Made II Clear, Anyhow.

Penn's wrestling coach. In instruct
ing a candidate, broke the latter
arm. Evidently he drove the point
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
DETROIT EMIT IEs
IN BIC BOWLING
TOURNEY, s.
Final List Shows Local Bowlers Tied
With Chicago For Largest Num-
Der Of Five-Man Teams
To Start
Local Organization Makes Good on
All Pledges. Regarding Prize
Money and Hall For Play.
BY PAUL HALE eRuskE.

The best place 10 bowl and the
most money 10 bow FOR, was the
verbatim promise OF the Detroit dele
cation which waEtd its victorious
campaign for the American Bowling
congress annual tournament al PITT
burg
IL will be u Grabbed individual who
will not admit. IA the great competl
ton that is now only "a week away
that Detroit has made good ON both
counts
The money lie merely a matter "
record. Detroit Will hang UP s25.5V0
for the oowlsrs in prizes II is tie
first time that any city has ever
reached the s2500e mark. though that
figure has been striyen for in vain
Tor three preceding years As for tAe
alley facilities, il is doubtful II ever
a national tournament will be staged
in such ideal circumstances. Ger
tainly none has ever approached 'he
Detroit hall in the history OF tourna
ments OF the past
The decorations OF the picture
automobile show which is still talked
of in motordom as the most beautiful
on record. still adorn the ceiling anu
rafters OF the Wayne Gardens uppe.
floor and will remain there through
the tournament Through the lattice
with flowers and vines interminglej
the rays OF the direct sun shine on
the surface OF ter polished alleys
plentifully Illuminated during the day
bv light rom botn sides. as we'll. The
bleachers will seat 500 persons. To,
office ARRANGEMENTS are perfect. Re
freshmenr privileges inside the build
ing and six alleys for match play or
the floor below complete the tout en-
semble. now rapidly taking form. The
system OF scoring viii make the pro
ceedings on the alleys perfectly plair
10 the crowd
The Detroit Entries.
The closing of entries gives tns
anal total of five-men teams as 4Vl
of which Detroit and Chicago haf'
each furnished So. The Detroit en-
tries are as follows;
Banu,elI a Johns, Woodwards No. ?
Swiss Americans. Mutuais Il. :, speCN
Bros. I.umberman. Weisenoerg q ROD
lin. Schulenberg, lliEerside' SehIni9.ine
No l, Schmidtkes No 2 SchmldtKe
No - Waynes Pharmacists, Bu2l
Printers. Printers No. l. PRINTERS 30
( . printers No 3 Printers No. 4. PENN
! sllar stove, Cadillac Burroughs No
( Burroughs No .. Rowlands McCurdys
\ LOYAL Guard. Hercuieans No. !, hersH
! leans No .. Wayne Assembly, Parke
Davis Fords Relnshed- Gagnier = 60.
Pontchartrain, Tiyoli. Gfisw9lds
/ Frish's Tigers Herculesns, Fellow
| craft club, Wright, Kay & Co L., b
! q Dime bank. r. T. W. TifCs =. j
/ schmidt Graphites, Burnham- Stoepel
knights OF Columbus No l. knights
OF Columbus No. :. w r Hurd, totel
German Frish's Tigers No :. NJ
= A Governors. Union Trust First
National Post Masters, Godfrey
HOFFMAN No J. Godfrey & Holman NO
LIQUOR Dealers No. . Crawford IAun-
dry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
OLDEN'S
- 32-36 MIOHEaAN AVE.
| HEART With I'll.
10 Sporting
HEARTI Editor.

Sad indeed is the lot OF the dis
Icarded manager OF a big-league bal,
club who forced out after giving mis-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

IN event at the \. ~. q. here T. Ike
Isl 90 btr a match betwcru Gilbert and
rraus FOR the championship OF Cleyr-
land and "a blg sldcbet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18

pair OF prizes in the merchandise re-
Gatta on Matt kramer yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-26
ANNIVERSARY OF FIRE.

Seventy-hve years ago today light
ming struck the old First Presbyterian
Church on south Fairfax street and
the fire which followed completely
destroyed the structure. Shortly after
the congregation had been dismissed
on Sunday, July 26, 1885, a cloud
gathered over the city. There was
some thunder and lightning, but,
seemingly, not OF q severe nature.
The rainfall was brief, and shortly
before the cloud passed over cry Of
fire was raided. The hand engines and
the bucket brigade were unable to
check the flames and the building was
entirely destroyed. The present church
building was erected shortly after the
fire. But few AleXandrians now liv-
ing have any recollection of the fire.
An aged and well-knOwn citizen, who
was small child at the time, was
standing IN a front door with his eyes
directed toward the church building
when the bolt descended. He says
the lightning seemingly spread over
the roof in the twinkling of an eye.
The present church was struck by
lightning several years ago but the
damage was slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-26
COMPETITION ONLY CURE.

Senator A. b. Cummins, of Iowa,
speaking before sweltering Chautau-
qua audience at Holton, Kan, yester-
day afternoon, said n systematic ar
rangement Of competition alone couiu
cure Americas economic troubles.
THE inroads which the monopol'es
have made on our industries IN the last
few years." he said, have made II
necessary for the republican party 10
declare Just what the doctrine Of pro
lection is, solely for the purpose OF IN
PRODUCING competition. Those intrust-
ed with that duty have not revised the
tariff as was promised in the republican
platform. 1t now becomes the true re-
publican's duty to explain what might
have been accomplished had its repre-
sentatives been faithful to their trust.
The railroads charged excessive
rates and accumulated a surplus. ms
they put back into improvements, ana
they now ask you to pay additional IN,
terest upon this surplus obtained
through extortionate rates. In Ten
years the railroads added 80, 300. OOU,-
600 to their capitalization on better
ments and extensions without the IN
vestment of single penny or Indepeh-
dent capital. We must pay interest on
this surplus investment. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-26
Personal.

Messrs. Harry l.. TIGER, Leonard l..
Chesser and Lynwood Kidwell have
gone to Colonial Beach, where they
will camp for the next ten days.
Miss Ida Virginia GFigg and her
cousin, Miss Mary Alena Entwisle, are
at Asbury Park.
Capt. VIM. Mckinney, and Messrs.
Beach, Hall and Crane will leave Sun
day for ten days cruise on the lower
Potomac, visiting the principal pleasure
resorts. Captain Mckinney is thor
oughIy acquainted with the Potomac
river and its tributaries and the Chesa-
peake bay and the trip promises to be
one of real pleasure.
Mrs. Isaac Groves leaves today for
two weeks visit TO friends at Grinders,
Va.
Mr.. f. J. Howell, son Of Mr.. c. w.
Howell, was operated upon last Thurs
day week for appendicitis and his CON
dition is reported as favorable. lie
will leave the hospital on Friday.
Mr. Keith CarIin is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John C. Emmerson, at Cape
Henry.
Mr.. William E. Toomey has returned
from a pleasant trip to Atlantic City.
The condition of Mr.. w. j. Boothe,
who has been seriously i'll, is consider
ed so much improved today that his
physicians pronounce him practically
ont Of DANGER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-26
PIT ON THE ROADS.

Guard r. f. Mitchell arrived in this
city yesterday evening and took IN
charge John Embrey, white, and Cluster
Wilson, John Wilson, Charles Blaia,
colored, recently sentenced to terms
of imprisonment in jail for various
offenses. The prisoners will be put to
work on the roads in the neighborhood
of The Plains, Fauquier county.
The prisoners who we're recently
sentenced to terms I'm the penitentiary
are still in the Jail in this city awaiting
the appearance Of guard from Rich
mond 1t was urged that the reason
for the delay in taking them to the
penitentary was the report to the Ell
feet that smallpox existed in the jail:
The fact that the prisoners sentenced
to work on the roads have been taken
away shows that there is no longer any
reason for delay in taking those to
Richmond who have been sentenced to
the penteutary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-26
DRAMATIC CLUBS EXCURSION.

Though the city's. population IS
passing through a siege OF heal not eX-
perienced for several summers, a
pleasant thought comes to the people
that there is at least II hours Of relief
in trip to Colonial Beach with the
Elks' Dramatic Club tomorrow. The
bracing air from the salt water OF the
lower Potomac is invigOrating and will
do the young and old good, and besides
the pleasure Of taking the trip managed
by this popular and useful organization
should be an inducement TO every one
to go. The trip will abound in pleasure
from start to finish and Judging from
the tickets sold Alexandria's best
people will be represented on the trip.
The steamer Queen Anne is large and
roomy and every precaution has been
taken for the care of the little ones.
Tomorrow is the day-9 O'Clock IS the
hour.