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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
NEW JERSEY SNAKE STORY.

Robert G. Robertson, OF Beavcrtown,
N. j., who drove down to MOntclail
day or two ago to hear the Rev. Dr.
Hugh Black, the noted Scotch clergy,
man, preach, is responsible for the
following story: Mr.. Robertson has Il
pond near his home on top of Hook
Mountain, but has been unable tc
keep it stocked with fish. He says
he has placed many hundreds Of trout,
pickcrcl, perch and other fish in the
pond, and that all have disappeared.
Mr.. Robertson recently received a
consignment OF bass, and, with his
two sons, was placing the fish in the
pond. When the first fish was Iiber-
ated Il huge water serpent appeared
near the surface and gulped down the
bass.
This cleared the mystery OF the
vanishing fish. 1t was then decided to
drain the pond, in hopes OF capturing
or killing the snake, and the water was
allowed to run Off As the bed OF the
pond began to show in spots, the snake,
which, Mr.. Robertson declares, was
seven feet long and five inches in
diameter, jumped over the slulce and
into the brook which took the overflow
Down this stream went the serpent at
full speed, headed for the Passaic
river, three miles away. Men, women
and children, armed with guns.
hatchets and bludgeons, followed the
stream.
At its mouth Aleck Robertson and
John Burke took up positions close to
the river ready to shoot the snake,
while William Taft and Andrew Taylor
were stationed about 200 feet up stream,
When the snake appeared Taft and
Taylor fired, but their aim was bad and
the serpent prepared for battle.
AS the snake neared the river.
Robertson and Burke prepared to shoot.
To their surprise the snake jumped
high out OF the water, formed itself in
to a letter s." placed hook OF the
letter around each mans neck aud
pulled men and guns into the river
with it. Taft and Taylor ran to the
men, who remained at the bottom Of
the river almost so seconds before re-
leasing themselves.
After getting ashore they said the
thing happened so quickly that they
we're in the water before they had time
to think and they had a hard tussel to
get rid OF the serpent. The guns were
not recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
The INSTRUMENTATION at West Point.

West Point, N. Y, Sept. CIT was
announced today that the cadet corps
Of the United States Military Academy,
all OF whom have been under arrest
since last Sunday for giving the SILENCE
to Capt. Rufus Longan, will know their
fate next Saturday.
The announcement Of the compare
lively early adjournment of the court
OF inquiry is declared by the cadets not
to be due to the fact that the court has
gotten to the bottom of the trouble, but
because it sees no chance Of ever getting
there. Out of the 100 cadets that were
called up today before the court. not
one, it is said, has peached." 1t is
is expected that Major General Barry
will innict punishment covering not
only the 'silencing" of Capt. Longan,
bnt the refusal OF the cadets to testify.
The cadets are still being kept in
barracks and deprived of all recreation
periods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
Self.immo latiOn.

st. Louis, Sept. 29.-Beset by the
belief that only self-immolation could
atone for her sins, Miss Mamie Nc
earthly, aged 80, today went to shed
in the rear OF her home, drenched a
pile of paper in kerosene, ignited it,
and knelt amid the flames in an atti-
tude Of prayer.
Not until she was fatally burned did
she give way 10 her agony and scream,
attracting Sam Hildebrand, neighbor
who dragged her from her self-inficted
pyre and smothsred the fire with a
blanket
Il did it for a religious purpose, +"
she said to Patrolman Reynolds, who
called an ambulance. ! wanted my
sins to be forgiven" The young
woman died later in a hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

THERE will be no supply of bright
new quarters and half dollars for shop
keepers to hand over their counters at
holiday time. Requests for 1910 coins
OF that denomination are already COM
ing through the banks to the Treasury
Department. The banks say their
large customers demand the new coins
at holiday time for advertising purposes
and that women shoppers in particular
trade where they can get them. 1t is
because the Treasury has stock OF
$40, 900, 900 in quarters and half dol
lars on hand in the vaults that it has
been decided not to coin any new ones
this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Ian Radie Yesterday went to sleep in
Norfolk barge loaded with creosoted
lumber and died.
Cleveland .Musselman and Miss
Maude Waller, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Waller, both OF Frede-
ricksbnrg, were married "Wednesday at
the home of Rev. r. A. Williams.
The National Association OF Post
masters of the first class elected officers
in Richmond yesterday with F. G.
Without, of Dayton, Ohio, rs president.
Omaha was chosen for the next place OF
the convention in 1911.
NIessrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week to citizens of this state of the fol-
lowing patents: F. P. Altman, Nor
folk, railway switch; c. ]. Howard,
Lynchburg, sunshade; G. W. Lambert,
Richmond, wall construction.
Hon. Harry St. George Tucker has
had plans prepared for home which
he contemplates building in the sub
urbs of Norfolk. The site which has
been acquired is on Lafayette river,
formerly Tanners creek, near the
Country Club. Preliminary estimates
fix the cost of the building.
N. W. Harris & Co., OF New York
who had purchased portion Of Nor
folks 3O-year AZ per cent bond issue
of S7O6,OO0, and taken an option on
the balance, have NJ tilted the finance
committee of the city council that they
will take the whole OF said issue at 1885,
.0S, and the finance committee has
confirmed the sale.
While watching Il severe storm from
the porch Of their home far up in tn,
Blue Ridge, in Page county, on Sun
day evening, Herbert and Palmer Daw
son were struck by lightning. The
current passed around Herbert Daw
sons body, badly burning him. Pal
mcr Dawson was also badly stunned
and it was a considerable time before
he regained consciousness.
A mass meeting held in Bristol Tues
day night in the interest of the candi
dacy Of Henry G. Stuart, the democrat
10 nominee in the Ninth district. was
attended by 500 people, including ;
number OF women, Notwithstanding thu
hour for the meeting was ushered il
with an electrical storm. The speaker
were Senator Martin, Henry c. SLuar
and Representative Flood. The meet
ing was enthusiastic throughout ant
Stuart was given rousing ovation
Senator Martin, in pointed speech
discussed insurgency and It's slgnlil
canoe, and the Paync-Aldrich tariff
and the tendency of the republican sys
tenn.
The sensation Of the season was tn
report ut Hot Springs, yesterday. tina
Thomas O'Brien, proprietor of tn
Woodland Club, had been arrested
and number of the hotel and cottag
colony summoned as witnesses, an
that they had been held under bond 70
their appearance October S. All sort
Of rumors were atloat, but the prlncl
pal topic of conversation was the dis
appearance on Monday of a young MAJ
who has been prominent at Ho
Springs. This man, it appears, wen
to the club Friday evening. After los
ing about 81 1000 he returned to th
hotel, but left Monday. when he learn
ed that warrants we're out for a mum
Der of men who were known to hay
fron,,,n+oJ tto ,.t,,b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
RoosEyELTs CONVENTION.

Theodore Rcosevelt's convention in
Saratoga is over. After tempestuous
DELAY, during VIII oh he was Kissed and
hooted for attacking the republican
leaders, and his determination to be
:'boss" in fact was clearly demonstrate
ed. it nominated in jigtime the ticket
and adjourned at s o'clock last night
with the Roosevelt men predicting
peace and good feeling and the 'old
guard" leaders, victims of the big
stick" and the steam roller" sulking
AS they have never sulked before.
There never was a republican con-
yention like the one which began Tues
day and ended yesterday. In the
palmy days when boss rule was regard
ed as the proper thing no one person
allv ever dominated the convention as
did that OF Theodore Roosevelt, the
assemblage of 1910.
"He forced himself on the conven-
ton as its temporary presiding officer.
He selected Senator Root as permanent
chairman. He framed the platform.
He made personal plea for direct
primary plank in the platform and he
won by a vote OF COG to 40S, thereby
forcing the leaders to accept that which
they have bitterly and successfully COM
batted for four years.
''Hc put his 0. X. on every can
didate before he was named. He forced
his personal choice, Henry L. Stlmson,
upon the convention rs the nominee
for governor. He slapped William
Barnes, head OF the old guard, and
rewarded his political manager, Cor
nelius V. Collins, by consenting to the
nomination OF man for comptroller
who halls from Mr.. Collins district.
Mr.. Collins is foe Of Mr.. Barnes.
He also showed beyond question
that he is playing the game rs others
have played it, and that he intends to
reward his friends, rs well rs to punish
those who oppose him. To Representa-
tive J. Sloat Fassett, who has been one
OF his allies in his recent campaign, he
gave the state treasurer.
He mounted the platform twice
during the days session, once yesterday
afternoon to soak the republican
leaders and to demand that they
accept the primary plank in the plat
form, and again later to place in
nomination Henry L. Stimson when
his candidacy seemed momentarlly IN
peril of the Bennett boom.
All the nominations were made I'M
an;mous. The "old guard" had nc
candidates It let the Roosevelt com,
bination select them all Its members
we're not consulted. They sat and
grinned at the perfection with which
the wide open" convention was con
Quoted along machine lines.
A programme had been prepared
and il was followed to the letter.
1t is understood that Roosevelt vii
stump the state for the ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

THE milkmen Of Milton, Pa, re-
Gently decided to form little trust and
boost the price Of milk to purchasers
from 6 to cents quart, but they
reckoned without their hosts-the
women, who Immediately got together
and decided to curtail the consumption
OF milk. The trust price lasted for a
day or two when the milkmen were
glad enough to get rid OF the tactical
fluid at the old figure. A little deter
mination and self denial on the part of
the women worked the trick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
RAVAGES OF CHOLERA.

Private advices from Italy assert
that Italian emigrants from the chol,
era-infccted districts Of that country
are being embarked at Genoa fot
America, their original starting point
being concealed.
The official report issued IN Rome
last night states that in the past "A
hours Is new cases Of cholera have
appeared in Naples, with nine deaths;
four new cases and one death in the
Province OF Naples outside the city,
and three new cases and one death in
the Province OF Bari. These figures do
not include the so-called cases OF gas
tro. enteritis.
A dispatch from Naples says that
two strangers lodging in poor quar-
ter yesterday aroused the suspicion
of the residents, who cried out that
they we're spreading the cholera. The
strangers we're attacked by the mob,
when they attempted to give candy to
some children, with cries OF Death
to the prisoners." and were severely
injured before the police could come to
their rescue.
The most effective precautions pos
sible are being taken against the en-
trance of cholera into the United
States.
Officers OF the United States Marine
Hospital and Public Health Service
in Italy are employing every precau-
ton to prevent the departure for
the United States of emigrants from the
plague-infected districts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
Aviator Discs from His Injuries.

Mulhausen, Germany, Sept. 90
Aviator Plochmann died early today
from injuries he sustained yesterday
evening, when his bi-plane fell dis.
lance of 100 feet. He never regained
consciousness.
Frohlmann's death is the second oil
the week due to aeroplane accidents,
the other being that of George Chavez,
the Peruvian, who flew across the Alps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
Case Dismissed.

McAlester, Okla, Sept. 29.-Gover-
nor Charles N. Haskell, Walter Eaton,
w. 7. Hutchins and c. w. Turner
we're relieved from all charges of con-
spiracy to defraud the government to-
day when Federal Judge Marshall dis
missed the case, on motion of Assistant
District Attorney General Rush.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
ROYAL Order Conferred.

San Sebastian, Sept ga royal
order was today conferred upon Avia-
tor Tabuteau by King Alfonso for his
feet in flying from Barritz to this city,
crossing the edge OF the Pyrennes en-
route Alfonso was one Of the large
crowd that witnessed the finish Of the
flight and was among the first to con-
graduate the daring airmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
DEMOCRATIC leaders at Rochester, n

DEMOCRATIC leaders at Rochester, n.
Y, received an offer Of support from
William r. Hearst, provided they
nominated Justice James w. Gerard
or Martin H. Glynn for governor.
They should turn down properly all
and every proposition emanating from
Mr.. Hearst. He is not democrat
and As matter of fact cannot control
his own vote; but he loves to advertise
himself at anyone's expense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

A beautiful wedding was celebrated
Wednesday morning in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, Staunton, when Miss
Mary Eleanor Ransom, youngest daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs. Thomas D.
Ransom, became the bride OF Captain
Heroine /. Ople, Of Stanton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
New York Stock Market.

New York, Sept. ga strong tone
was displayed in 18th, the stock market marx dur.
of MANY of the active issues showing
gains ranging from fractions to a point.
Around midday the market showed q
reactionarp tendency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
ITO LOTrIE CANE-Takc notice that
i on SnturllaN onLh day of OcLOher

ITO LOTrIE CANE-Takc notice that
l. on Saturday. 10Th day of October,
1910. between the hours of ten O'Clock a.
M. and six o'clock p. m. ut the office OF
Frederick =. Russell. III north Fairfax
street. in the city of Alexandria, Va.
shall proceed To take the testimony OF
Gilbert w. Cave and others to be read in
my behalf in Il certain suit in equity
now pending in the Corporation Court OF
said city i'm which you are defcndant,and
| am complainant, and if the taking of
the testimony be not begun or if begun
be not completed on that day. then
the taking Of the same shall he continued
from time To- time and from placc To
place until the same shall have been
completed. GILBERT w. CAVE"
Affidavit having been made in this
cause that the defendant, Lottic Cave, ~
aot resident of The state Of Virginia. IL
is ordered that the foregoing notice be
inserted in the Alexandra Gazette. Il
Newspaper published in the City of Alex
andria. Nirginia. once a week for four
successive weeks.
TESTE:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAf,
Clerk OF the Corporation Court.
snpog wjW-lhu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels 10 expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipation
aud sick headache. Sold by W. F.
Creighton and Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Wisconsin repu" lcan platform
convention has adopted radically pro
gressive pronunciamentn, ignoring the
national administration.
Bishop Paret of Maryland opposes
changing the name of the Protestant
Episcopal church to American Catho
lie Church. !"
State Senator Holtslaw testifi ed be
fore the Lorimer investigating com
mite in Chicago yesterday that he hao
received $1,000, presumably for hi:
vote for Lorimer.
Ada Glacken, of Emmitsburg, Md,
and Jacob Woodring, OF Waynesboro
both white, went to Hagerstown and
were married Tuesday afternoon by q
colored preacher, Rev. John c. New
man, pastor OF St. Johns Free-Will
Baptist Church, at the minister's resi-
dence.
The steamer San Juan which has
Just arrived at San Francisco, from
Costa Rica, bringing news OF fatal
duel, which was fought on September
10th between General Toledo and
General Vascos, followers of former
President Zelaya. The men exchanged
shots at twenty PAGES and both fell at
the first shot, MORALLY wounded.
John Green,a carpenter living at Oak
View, Delaware county Pa, is under
arrest today charged with shooting and
instantly killing his thirteen-months-
old son, Earl, and prehaps fatally
wounding his wife, who was carrying
the baby when they were attacked.
Eight OF Green's nine young children
witnessed the shooting.
The will of the late Frederick Gcb,
hard shows that he died WORTH less than
SIC, 900, although at one time he en-
joyed an increase Of 1925 900 year
The will dated June 2S, 1908, make
no mention of Gebhard's vile, VIII,
was Marie Wilson, one Of the origins
"Flora-dora" girls. The entire estat
is left to his sister. Gerhard died OF
September S.
The jury in the case of William +
Downs. charged with embezzling $67 T,
600 OF the city's funds, reported II
Judge Duffy in the Baltimore crimina
court yesterday that it hadbeen unable
to reach an agreement and the mem
bers were finally discharged. The jur.
had been locked up ninety-one hour
and was the fourth jury to fail to rcacl
an agreement. A poll showed that tin
members stood eleven to one for nc
uuittal Downs's bail will be con
tinued.
II is considered certain at the Vat
lean that the Pope will hold con
sistory about the middle of November
There are many vacancies in tin
cardinalatc, and those most likely Il
receive Tie red hat are believed to b
Mgr. BisIeti, papa maiordomo; Mgr
Lugari, Of the Holy Office; Mgr
Ciuistini, secretary OF the consistor.
of congregation; Mgr. BelIo, Patriarch
Of Lisbon; Mgr. Granite di Dclmonte
papal numcin mt Vienna; Mgr Ami
cite, archbishop OF Paris; Fathc
Cornser general OF the Dominicans
and Father Ehrie, librarian OF tn
Vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
DIED.

Septem Der 2s, 1910. ut her home. 1901
p street, northwest Washington, ID. C..
ALICELOUISA HUNTINGTON augh-
ter of the late Albert and Susan Z. Young.
Funeral from her late home Saturday
morning. October 1st, at II-o'clock. In
terment in ST. Paul cemetery, Alex
andria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

Older APPLES WANTED. Fifteen
W cents per brshcl BOARD, ARM
STRONG Il CO.. Alexandria Va.
SrpeI 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29

: Entered into everlasting life at Of clock
on the morning of September 10Th, Mrs.
LOUISA E. KISENDAFFER, in the
44th year Of her age. Her funeral will
take place at o'clock Saturday after.
noon from her home in Del Ray,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-29
~ ANTIIIl.

LACE CURTAINS 70 LAENDER At
home. Excellent Unstable pin stretch
rr Forty cents per pair Address j..
NJ. d., in care Gazette Office. Sep2oJlT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
H,SKELL LOr C,srS DRorrrD.
Government Finsis IT. Prosecution uslked
by = Recent D~rIsIsn.

McALE~rER. okla Sep, - nolia
prusequl in the case ~ the Unltsi state,
against W ! Hutchlngr & " rlrnar.
GOV q y Haskell and Walter Eaton u'e
town LOT eases Va- "n'sr>,l hv SI-aCtal
Assistant Attorney General = " Rush
this forenoon and Judge Marshall ordered
the case dismissed and the d.fenda nt-
discharged
4 motion hv Judge stuart 20 dir,'c' a
verdict ~ aCpui'tal hv the Jury Wa tie
MED hv Judge Marshall
The group cases against the sama de-
Pendants hat hern continued IN Mouitv
and consequently could not h.. reached
10y motion Hu' District Attprnev G'-S
promised IA upsu court that he would ass
enter noble a. iu them.
4 noii- had b,cu entered ou Moni,y '-
IN Defendants sewers aud Ersl-h a'~
us med IN the bl1nke' indictment
Alr Rush. who hl. ls..ep ln charge OF he
case. after the Adjournment Of cow gave
ont the follosing statement
The Government has UT,y>eg.tta.t 'h..
psr lot caSsr- IN the utrnu~f gpui faIu 60
protect an Indian tr.bs' n the S'a'- and
enforce the Governmental ppUrv 1T fh,.
United States m respect 10 Indians and
thstr properly. THESE suits u.NHl aud
criminal have not t.-n wituuIr| good ~.
and English have already f..r IIru-d u,
the Government Ssi 49, Iu ,as' and al,otIt
"a" hundred lot., making a ro'al value
~ ahort sy2uvh'
The Prosecution ~ 'U.-.' oass.S has
h...n ppp.-i only h.,' i.I--' - e decision
hy thr Circuit court = NrIs.ls ~ the.
Eivi o. CIrruu Iuntbtugh versus tinted
states rendered u lur - this YEAR
and long after the d"irH-rcrs - indI..'-
msnt ~ the town ir' ,t~'- had ns's.n over
ruled hv judge VI. ~Sh1li That ,a-,.
pN-rrIl"a lgig.' \l1 -sA n. Wh.rptn 10.
held prosecution 4 d.-.ds ~ ~" con
ruira'0r- th~uulh dummy schedules 20
ti-H.-s Yes V.~. uT'p..r overt act, and
dome - HH,..' fi- .bl'C' - the cpusp.r-
coy Juig" " .-sh,li. Nhii.. ,Npr,~z NJ
th,. yi-N tht' kl i.,.'~IIu uu tho druIr-
rer- vas tIH prni"" law 80 apply Iu 'hi-
cas-. t'p> 'I' u"si-IYu h" u.s. bound 90
Civ, -I'r. fp 90" g-'.t-i Hu before u,.u-
fIpItr
t.,y. n f->"Il r,s,....i over lup '"i,.-
grams - "ungrtiui.iIru. \ b,E r-crp-
non VS. gwen - t'nv. and Mrs. Hask I'll
t,-utEh' bulge & u ~,Iart and \. 9.
Z riIoe. haskell ..ttbrurv- ls-It.t
signed -iairtIpnf 'n-ntgh. saying the
stitut~ - limitations had never been
IA yp.,s'i IA HI case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30

seen 20 turn in his auto and take a long
look az the single unwinking light on the
up ~ the Metropolitan tower
When the hotel vas reached the Prince
went right to his room la the royal suite
on the second foor Twenty-Five rooms
we're needed to accommodate all of his
trash. Hardly had the Fmperor's august
uncle found himself IA his room when IN.
chinatown delegation stormed the ele-
Nators and lined up IN mute, wide eyed
rows outside the Princes door
To them came Mr. chou. saving some
lhlng evidently very courteous in Chinese
Then the folding door opened and there
stood the Prince, his face immohlls a. n
nodded in wax Each of the loyal sub
,ects OF Prince Tsai's imperial nephew
passed IN line before th. unwinking eyes
and bowed low After that the prr-i 70
dent of the chinese Empire Reform A--o-
citation engaged Mr. Chous ear for ten
minute while ha presented "A memorial
he said u WAS the ds-ire ~ th.. a-sOcia ton
that the Prince carry hack to PekIu
with him the expression II the wishes 81
all Cinnamon Ina America that tn" Primo"
Regent should not long delay the summon
ing ~ the imperial parliament which ~"
has promised Then the spokesman prc-
aented three silver cups from the m-T
chants association ~ Chinatown one
Tor the Prince. one Tor Admiral Sab aud
one for Mr.. Gnu The Primo. goes 10
West Point to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
tWN TENNIS.
wOnienS Metropolitan Championship
Next W~~k

Mo Ilsah"th n Moore. he former
national champion and hold-r ~ uthsr
til"- Ann0un c"d lot a. gh' that the women :
metropolitan lawn tennis ,hHmpIonshtp
Tournament would b." held new week On
he dirt courts ~ tho Nr-f Sid. Tennis
Z Iuh. -asih street And ESyi-w place Thre.
events u % p'' d-, .dri Including vomru'.
-'ns'"S and d"ub"~ auI MIXED doubles
Mi-- Io,t-- hammond 'ha holder of
20" ,haup'pn-hip ana Ml-- Ei-is I.ltil-
afr ne other m~mi,.'r- 81 the s.ummttts,.
~ rhaIg" 81 Go" tournament They arr.
nov llaNlng 10 The lnugsDOd meeting
b"-f on. and have arranged tor tho i-adins
U"ri"rfn"r- 90 that touTna nsnt 10 return
NtlN 'U"uI 20 'his ,t' OthrT ComI--tItor.
all 10. Mr. r-u.TI,k Sshfut'y national
indoor Champion Miss Marie NaEn,T
Miss ezra kW''ruN aud Mr. = I Weaver
Nli"S"in"r ~" field PROMISES ~ h- the
fu"-' important that la b,.,.u a~s..H, bI..d
'hI- -~D-"u ~ ~" courts 81 this 'itv IN.
rIiu~. vii '.0-s n.Nt MONDAY uigLt witt
Ni~- Illyub"'h ~ Moor. Glu Wei nah
70 r''a'. N"v YORK ,T's