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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-19

1Hfs9 There are Atlanta business men who go to the extent of proposing a de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS
At the BiJen

A. H. Woods presentation of "Sal, the Circus Gal was played to large first night audience last night at the Bijou. and promises to draw some large crowas throughout the week. The play breathes the atmosphere of tie circus ring to such an extent that it is placed in class by itself and was largely appreciated by the entire audience. It is full of dash. wit and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-19

practically completed and illustrations of 1t have been made. These have not yet been given out for publication, however
 This monument was secured solely through contributions of employees of the Southern. Railway company. all of whom were fond of Mr Spencer and in various amounts, small and large, some 30,000 of them contributed to the expense of it's erection.
 It will form an attractive addition to the architectural beauty of the terminal station, since 1t is said to have been de- signed particularly with a view to fitting in with the general appearance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-19
Winter Resorts Stafford Springs
 Hotel VOSSBURG. MISS.
Pat Was Ready for Her

Pat Was Ready for Her From the National Monthly.
 Lady-twho has just returned with . lively rig)-"I will never patronize your stables again.. That horse walked essse step of the way"
 Pat Celtic assistanD-"Ye didn't ex- pct the haste to ride, did veg, madam?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-19
.25,0OO BOND ISSUE
 CARRIES AT DECATUR

Decatur. April 1e.-( Special --Bonds for A s25.OoO city hall carried by an election of the people today by vote rf IT to 1. The vote boiled was very light. The city already owns desir- able lots and the building will be conn menced as soon as the bonds can be placed.
 The steamer Thomas H. Benton of Cha ttanooga., which is owned by the Big Four railroad. went aground at the Decatur wharf this afternoon. Steer ing too close the wharf was the cause of the steamer grounding. The dam age will amount to several hundred dollars, and it will require several days to raise her.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Boyle.

Mrs. Robert Boyle age 66 years died
of BriglItS disease on Friday at the
home of her husband, Squire Robert
Boyle on Crab Orchard street. The
deceased had been patient invalid
for some ten or twelve years, having
suffered stroke of paralysis, but the
past few weeks she was almost helpless.
Besides her husband she is survived
by the following children, Mrs. OSee
Sisk, Mrs. Charles Scott, of Cincinnati
Misses Hulder and Margaret; Messrs
Henry, Lee, O,car and Nathaniel.
The funeral was Saturday afternoon
Interment i'm Lancaster cemetery
Mrs. Boyle was faithful and de.
voted member Of theMethOdiStc church
To the surviving family, who was sc
loving and tender to the deceased
much sympathy is extended.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
New Paper.

The Danville Messenger edited by
the popular Louis Landram former
editor of the CENTRAL RECORD made
its appearance last Friday. 1t
was a nice clean paper and was we'll
supported by the Danville advertisers.
Danville is huStling town and SHOULD
we'll support two news papers. We
can truthfully say that it has good
one in the Advocate as the old timers,
Vernon Richardson and Owen Nc
Intire are delivering the goods" and
getting out one of the best papers in
the State, and if the messenger
keeps up as it has started which we
are sure it will do, being edited by
such a capable newspaper man as
Louis Landram, then Danville will
have reason to be proud Of her local
papers and with the proper support
they will do much to help Danvilie
and the people of Boyle county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Faculty for Lancaster School.

The faculty of the Lancaster School
will be second to none of the kind for
the school year 1910 IL. At meet
ing of the School Board last week.
D. w. Bridges was selected as prin-
cipal. Miss Bette Robinson, of Camp
bellsville, KY, who made very pOpu-
lar assistant principal here several
years was given her old place again
Misses Harriet Fleetwood, Eliza
Smith, Amanda Anderson, Sue Bra
shear, and Mable Mason will continue
to work as members of the faculty for
another term.
Those selected are all we'll known to
the people of this community. By
their efficient an6 conscientious work
they have each given universal salts
factiOnetO the friends and patrons OF
the school,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Wesley-Soper.

Miss Emma SOper for many years a
resident Of Lancaster, but recently Of
Washington D. G. surprised her many
relatives and friends by her marriage
announcement. On Wednesday she
and Professor A. e. Wesley Of the
Middleburg Graded school were united
in marriage in Lincoln's capital. The
bride is a most estimable woman and
is sister of j. B. SOper, of this place
and the late Mrs. VIM. Ward. For
the past three years she has been
making her home in Washington City
with her niece Mrs. Louis West. The
newly welded pair left at once for the
home of the groom in Middlebarg.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
JefferieS fioht

The coming fight between Jim JEFF
fries and the negro Jack Johnson
which is to take place in San Francis
co on July 4th is being discussed all
over the world. As betting prOpUSi-
tion it is probably without an equal in
the history of the sporting world.
1t has been estimated that prOba-
bly, 5000, 900 will change hands.
The purse is for 500, 600. 1t is said
that the only reason Jefferies consent
ed to fight again is because he did not
wish To see ''cOOn" champion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Fences on Turnpikes

It is reported that Judge M. c. Sau-
fey in his charge to the Grand Jury at
Harrodsburg, last week called special
attention of that body of the con-
slant moving out of::the fences Of the
land owners upon the tnrnpikes of
that county until the roads have be-
come narrow lanes. He described the
act as nothing more nor less than
''land stealing" and instructed the
grand jury to look into the matter
vigorously and carefully and report
the condition We are not advised as
to whether or not the conditions ex-
list in Garrard county. as described
to the grand jury in Mercer, but if
the Judge should have an occasion to
ride over some of the turnpikeS that
we have noticed in this county re-
Gently, the grand jury here might
have similar work at our June term.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Trustees Of the Graded SchaoI.

At the regular graded school election
last Saturday Mr. j. w. ElmOre and
DR.. J. A. ANON were selected to serve
on the board of trustees for term of
two years. Mr.. E'mOre was reelected
and Or. Anon takes the place of Mr.
R. Fl. BatsOn who recently resigned
and declined to STAND for election for
another term. The )ard of trustees
now are DR.. j. B. Kinnaird, DIR. ]. A a..
Anon, MeSsrs j. S. Johnson, s. D..
Cochran, j. w. E!mOre and j. Joseph.
Under the management of these rep
reSentatiye cit 'ZenS of the community
our school should even grow better, it
already being regarded as one of the
best Graded High Schools in the State
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Base Ball.

As pretty ball game as one often
sees was played last Friday by the
Lancaster High School boys and G. ..
Props. Few errors were made and a
Snappy game was put up throughout.
Doty for Lancaster pitched great ball,
striking out no fewer than ten men.
The final score was to 2 in favor of
Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Fire.

About two o'clock Tuesday morning
the mill and elevator of Mr. Leslie P.
Bradshaw at Bradshaw Mills, about
ten miles from Lancaster, burned. 1t
contained 5000 bushels of wheat 800
bushels of corn and a threShing ma
chine. The grain was insured for
81 200
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

When in Danville call at the CasSa-
dy studio to get pilot IS taken If you
are not good looking we make you
good looking. Ii you are good looking
we make you better looking. Mail us
your kodak work it will be finished in
tWenty-fOur hours.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

To simply accept an opportunity is
not sufficient. for every opportunity is
an opportunity to 90 further still; and
it is only when we take advantage of
an opportunity in this spirit that it
gives up everything it holds IN store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

The Richmond Model School team
defeated the Lancaster High School
Monday afternoon by score of 5 to l.
Batteries for Richmond, Park and
Hanger. for Lancaster. DOty and Bas-
tin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

DR.. J. Nj Acton who has been TAX
ing a post graduate course at Chicago.
is now visiting the famous surgeons Of
the world, the Mayo Bros of RocheS-
ter, MINI, will return home the 18th
Inst
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

Rev. o. p. Bush will preach Sunday
morning at the Baptist church sub
ject 1.-THE Preacher" Rev. Arnold
will fill the pulpit Sunday evening in
the interest OF the Anti Saloon League.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

What is useless to the small mind is
frequently an opportunity to tie
great mind. Many things that lesser
minds have discarded have been the
means through which greater minds
have reached honor, wealth and fame.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

Tuesday afternoon Elder F. M. Tin
der, united in marriage Miss Pearl
Snyder and Lotto Rainey. Both bride
and groom are residents Of the SCOTS
Fork neighborhOOd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

Thomas Hicks living near GilbertS
Creek and Miss Carrie Sanders, Of this
county, drove to the home of Elder F.
NJ. finder Sunday afternoon and were
united in wedlOcks holy bonds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Ball Game.

The Lancaster first team will play
the Ky. State Dummies Friday May
Ii, at Lancaster ball Park. This is
the first game of the season for the
first team and good game is expect
ed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

To him who thinks he can, every
thing is an oppOr tunity; while to him
who does not believe in himself, even
the greatest opportunity can promise
EOthing.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

si0lL. >. S~'F''S
Thurday morning at O'cld
F. NJ. finder united in mar
Cecil BrOaddus and Miss I
dren. The bride is the al
daughter of Mr. John Hend
KirkSvilie, and is very
young lady. The groom il
known and successful young
man Of Buckeye. Immediately a.
the ceremony the happy couple left on
the O'Clock train for Cincinnati
where they will remain until Satur
day, after which they will be at their
home in Buckeye.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

A business meeting of the WOman'S
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will be
held Monday afternoon May 18th at
o'clock
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
There will be no services at the
Methodist church Sunday.

Hays Comet has arrived at LancaS-
ter. The best time to see it is be-
tween two and three O'Clock a. m /,
lust to the left and above the morning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Monument UnveiIlr

The Confederate mOnument(
by the Kate Breckenridge Chapter
the Danville U. ID. G.. stands ready
unwilling and on May Goth civil v
veterans and many other people in I
state of Kentucky will go to ID
to be present at the unveiliDg
mOny.
A statue of Capt. Robert Logan
was captain of a company Of COME
crate soldiers from Boyle county
the Civil war, surmOunts the moi
ment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13

Blundering Billy will be at the
Court House MAY u.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-05-13
Marriage Licenses Issued Past Week.
WHITE

Tom Hicks to Pearl Sanders. An.
drew Jacobs to COrine Bruner. r. G.
BrOadduS to Leila Hendren. LOtie
Raney to Alice Snider.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
The
atgnature of

WV aA-' ~ IVY -" -
81 have uscd your Castorin So, ani have cbt1inct
baby and ind 1t pleasant to tax
excellent results from It's use. 'GrkSAs, ". D.,
d. a. BIZ phiiplglprin Ia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

I'Itzroy. of you ana the sleigh you
fplouiuuSly made way with Stand
aside, sir Now gentlemen. 20 on with
your train
II did my best to bc In time for the
ceremony, Mrs Ruwdon." continued
Ennis. gallant and impressive, us he
swung her suddenly aboard. but with
my usual luck | lost the chance to
kiss the bride"
For answer she quickly turned, flung
her arms about his neck, and her warm
lips swept his cheek. One for you
Mr. Ennis" she cried. and then again,
and this for Mr.. Lanipr.'
Friday again and late IN the day and
Bob Luuipr's arrest lacked but few
hours of its first full week. and Bob
was IN buudugPs and bed In II sunny
room of the hospital. Puymaster Scott
was up and about and In his independ-
rnt way had been saying unrelishable
things to Button, who was In most
pepprry frame of mind. a wire had
come from department headquarters to
say an Inspector would follow. in.
stead of ordering general court TO
try Lieutenant Ianier they have or
dcred II colonel out to try me. by CAD"
said Button, for that's just what 1t
all amounts to-"
And Of all colonies to investigate
matters ut Gushing there wasn't one
In the army Button would not rather
have had than the very one who was
coming blur. blunt, rasplng old
Riggs. best known to fame and Fort
Gushing as BLACK Bill"-"Blll Riggs to
come and overhaul my regiment when
MS notorious he never could command
oven Il two company camp without
having everybody by the ears! Such
men aren't tit to he inspectorsr'
Indeed there was much TO warrant
poor Buttons disgust He had pre-
fcrrrd most serious charges against
Eanier lie had accused him of quit
Ting camp on campaign, quitting his
guard In garrison, quitting his quar-
tors WHEN IN arrest, failing 10 quit
himself Of Il money obligation. drink
Ing and conserving with enlisted men.
aud In his letter Of trHnSmittul he had
lntimHtCd that there were other mis-.
deeds he might yet have 10 uncover,
all, said Button. uu the Information Of
veteran officers aud srrgrun's Of the
regiment, notably Captains CurNIt and
/ SnuGlr. l.i"ulruHpl~ Crane AMI Trourr.
| SCrgrdu3 Whaling ana FU2Oy. and
] now hero were both mrGimul officers,
/ both nj his majors two uf his best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31


hooking elderly stranger WIS cNpostu.
hting \ man Ia the cap ana dress OF
railway conductor was N'h'inen''E
arguing with stocky sergeant OF cav
airy, VINO seemed master OF the situn'
zion ana greatly enjoying MS impor'
lance. pal" Faced young woman
whom the conductor at No. address,
cd ~ Mrs Osborn. was iinpl'rluG us
MD when. io ~" Arrangement OF the
sergeant this htp Snmlirrn III boots
md spurs hllg"d IN between MN ana
'"ndu'ini 'Sh"rh az" "'hI''"'d 10
Know the Natur" 81 IN" 'r'nh"'
"I'vr run down TINS wan NJ INST
Slr. rulpei 'H"roy, mustered bhi max
ing n ynIiam ,,Iur II r,,...i AS YOU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
CIIAPTEI. VI

~ y the princIp,, that i&l.ta'
n "a ever demand i,- Vi tim II"
w. sentry Of tho -, nj relief
She immcdtat" predecessor If
IN" soldier now On pei a, ~" na"th
line Of the stlhlrs--wus WlrrUd NJ at
once and ordered to explain. Evrh
us StannarL WIS hastrnln" tn" move
ments of the m,u detailed T. mount
and trail tho Foster team. even as In
MS was rallopIng downward on mis-
sion Of his own. Captain Langley Of
the Infantry, officer of the day. began
his stern examination Of the Ia klrss
guardian.
Orders are orders. Even Il stable
sergeant could not take cr send m ami
nal Du' at night p"ro1t the building
stood IN danger Of GcsuuNt.on by hood,
Are ar trruadw gave Ga written order
If cuum,#sIuuri ,uiccr ana In the
presence Of the corporal ~ the guard.
ana Stun"r the yru'r" II tho second
relief, admitted h, know Those were
the orders, but 'lhr f',lo"s' had never
supposed they applied to Sergeant
Fit:roy. who did pretty much rs hr
plca'cd. In fact, Fii2rOy hitchvd UP
ana drove away without so much rs II
word to him.
AND tn stable orGgr'cs lad sworn
that Filzrny starred alone. Therefore,
unless Dora Mayhcw had Circlcd the
fort and Joined him ON the bleak east.
ward prairie. II was most unlikely she
buJ ,rTup with him AMI nv IA | p'glp. I.
there was none to hint with whom or
bow, except affect. she could have"
gone Then. however, came rcycln-
don. TIL sentry stationed at the
northwest face If the post admitted
hryiug soon III rig from town" max
ing wild" circuit clear around behind
the fort on the westward "brnrh,"
which was swept ulma,t Glenn Of
SNOW. II hal Kept wen out beyond
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
Wonunncl from H., saul 81
SynGDE

rroorrr RrwGuu ami .,.r1r' rIt7-ov
,lcrs OF bora MAY. cg uur..ri DO ~
ayhcw's homo. Nryu.,, nwu 'curru.
no Iuufog In'crirr. .HnI In,"r ~
l3rinu Arnold is urdr 20 ~ mrr,si tnr
pIrviur Crlunul I.uit.u.- n.G
TruuYcr Rnv,lpu o. ore. ..f rr..I.I for
Q .szauIilng Sergeant ~. .. lir Gn.p
. rtrg Miriam sets % {. o 900 Fm. .rs
B ono. Colonel Button Y.. l..ruIu ,,rI 10.
g,,r uunrrrI over I.pu,,r.r Co.,.
Fort Cush1r has % u'.sGh 'u .'r
8 ,uu. pnymnHcr Is lust. I"zrN .".
, rso" Erwdur Of ut'nrslug Scott Ntu.
O. ne Cu.at was rnrr"d toy 90 Too .,w.
room. lnulcr gives wnnky 10 INu i.,...
: .rs s.nirra. l.uirIuu and tua.r..l tg..u-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

wv 'T'''' ''''' - ~ - '''' '''''' ~ 49,
effect that Foster ought to be ashamed
of himself fer abusing FitZroy for tax
Ing the sleigh tn hopes OF havin"
warm nest to frich the pon'r girl home In
MS soon rs he'd tnuud hn sure. did
Mr. Ennis expect her To ride back on
his camille on So bitter II nirhtt Faith,
FiiZruy wng worth the whole pack ut
'em put together II they'd only lot him
alone"
And th,t nj n o'r,nck WHOM Ennis
y.,,s SON, rr, vr,s tIr nnInurl,s v,y of
,,,ri,c NJ ~ Nnrn,ynr no mad q
.,,.., 49,, r,s ,,,o,, f,, mn r,,ssivc
. 49,.
'''''' ''i'N' VA "'..' " u'"'" ''''0'
"'"''".
IN point OF iart. Ar EnUIS' thAt EIrI
h"S simply i'n'ed III" who.r party ana
- l'rob"i'IN Ia"Eh!"% at all ni Nua'
gu ilni VIII run away without WORD
o' I'm" I" urr idih r. Hnd marry an out
"Td "nt nd'rw"r'r' mere nnhnHf'
hhS h''"r h"'fi nor h"lh HhNh""'
"!H HOW ."" y" ''i''rl. r." ~ IIh'I,'
% ulS lN''h' JUST rs Ar I''h''r u'u'
nhi gave Ho' 'r'"l' '"r ".'''F S'"Nu
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49,, ,...,,..- ., +.
,rrn,,,u .,,L ,n,,,,,,,., ,h', ~, ~ cha
turihnl! ana ir"uhI" Ms IN" sun "t w"
vnt that SIM INNS, hnvr ,,arn unirut
for Mrs SiuuuurJ's C,rr ns homrwurd
sur sr,l after II lnnn talk with Mrs
Osburn w.s raGim with sunShIny
smiles "Ynu'rr not To- know nuything
yet. Luce. ~ Irnsi until vuu got It from
In Mayhrw, for y"u never could keep
II. ANA for week nj least It's got to
bc kept
'Wri!. uu" thing You can tell" said
the lnaiur- "lhIt iS If You know and
Pat II stop I" an await n""rui ~ cen
sure thhi p"nr rifI getting why did
N'E, ''''' no ""F" Tor i,r 'a'h'F'
'r'''"'r Hhr 'Nl,"''u J." n' nom" III
wv "'"'" ,'"' ''' '','n'' va" J""@t
Jus. NV" 'u' "'," N'''N'"''"'A hiiH'
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,,'''' ~" .''N, ',,''''''''' "
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inr was Summoned to,,.,,.I n ~ tho
evening 70 ioin the solemn rourIovc nj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

IN the dark ages men were tortured
ou the rack The music Trh i8 ntill
with uH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
Boxing
FIGHT FOR LESLEY CUP
Massachusetts Golfers Beat
Team from Pennsylvania.
NATIONAL CHAMPION WINS
Beats Wilder in Singles, but
Loses in Foursomes, Paired
with OrmiStol.

Boston. Sept. Massachusetts defeated
Pennsylvania In the preliminary match FOR
the Lesley cup over the LINKS OF the My
opia Hunt Club to-day. The final score
was 10 to in favor OF the home forces
making one OF the most decisive victories
ever scored by a Massachusetts team IN
this fixture AS the matter now STANDS
the team in question has earned the right
to play the New York golfers In the hnaL
tilt tomorrow.
Following custom. the amateurs began
with singles In the morning, and this re-
suited in six Of the ten Pennsylvania men
going down TO defeat Whatever hope the
visiting delegation had Of overcoming the
others lead in the foursone vanished when
w g. Fownes. jr.. the national champion.
and George Ormiston lost TO P. W. Whit
temore and Henry Wilder. F. NJ Byers
and j. n. Childs scored the only four
some success for Pennsylvania
A glance az the table OF results in tho
singles during the early hours sUfficed 70
show the important part played by the
| Pittsburg men on the Pennsylvania team
| Headed by Fownes. the visiting delegation
counted first. Fownes defeating r. H
Wilder by a and margin The cham
pion played in fine form going out in %, a5
against 43 for the vesper golfer.
| Two more PittsbCrg rner. Byers and Or-
mission. PLAYED erOnd and third respective
/ " for PENNSYLVANIA. Ryers evered Up Old
scores by beating Whitter1ore. The last
4 named. il will be remembered. removed
Byers from the recent national tournament
i Ormiston. after a hard match. managed t1
dispose of J. G. Anderson on the nineteenth
| green
/ The first Massachusetts winner appeared
| in ". R TUckeru1a1. who downed Howard
/ W Perrin on the fourteenth green Per-
/ civaI Gilbert also beat ". P Thompson,
| but A. G. Lockwood. a former Bay state
/ title holder. fell before ". =. Pfen From
| there down the Massachusetts tail enders
| all won. thereby completely turning tho
= tide in favor of the hove forces.
/ The summary follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01
Facts About Big
Automobile Race
HARRY JARDINE.

Rnrr for Vanderbilt Cup. open TO cars
of less than col cubic inches piston dis
placement Thirty-one cars TO start at 6
o'clock this morning AT fifteen second inter
walls. Entrance fee, $500.
Length of race. essos miles. made by
covering twenty-five laps of course. which
measures 1854 miles. Course made up of
sI5 miles over Long Island Motor Park
way and 649 miles over country roads.
Prize to winner. the William "A Wander
biIt. jr. Cup and 1000 in cash.
Record for race established by George
Robertson in 1908. when he drove a Loco
mobile at average speed of 6i3 miles
an hour.
Record for race present course
established nv Harry r. Grant last year.
when he won in Alec at an average
speed of 62s miles an hour.
Fastest lap for present course established
in practice this year by Louis Chevrolet in
Buick car, when he covered the 12.64 miles
in o:56Ih, or at the rate of 1870 miles an
hour.
Winners of previous races: 1904, won
nv Panhard car. driven by George Heath;
1905. won by Darracq car, driven by Victor
Hemery; 1906, won by Darracq car, driven
by Louis Wagner: 1903. won ny Bocomobne
car, driven by George Robertson; 1909, won
by Alec car, driven by Harry F. Grant.
Officials: Referee-UilIiam Il. Wander
biIt ir Judces-Henry Ssnderson, Colgate
Hoyt Dave VI. Morris. Robert Lee MorrelI.
Samuel VI. Butler. Assistant 20 the presi-
dent-A. II. Psrdington. Starter-Fred j.
Wagner. Chief timer and scorer-Charles
III Warner Announcer-Peter Prunty.
Race for uhestly Hills trophy. open To
cars of less than 30I cubic inches piston
disbursement. Nine to start at
o'clock over same course and cover Is laps,
or 1879 60 miles Purse Of $1,000 to winner
in addition to cup.
Race for Massapequs trophy. open TO
cars of less than 23I cubic inches piston
displacement. Six cars 70 start at 1870
o'clock over same course and cover 10 laps
or 1875 50 miles. Purse Of $1,000 TO winner
in addition to cup.