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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Mr. Campbell. Of East Franklin,
is quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Spangler and
Masters Rob and Ralph Spangler, Of
Charlottesville. who We're here in at
tendance upon the funeral of Mrs.
Annie Robertson, will leave to-day for
their home
NJ s. Bessie Hancock and Mrs.
Daisy King and baby are summarizing
at ROCK Castle, Alhemarle county.
Miss Annie Wldbore has been the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. X. M Wild
bore, of Chimborazo Park, for srv-
eral days.
Mrs. Newton windell, OF Norfolk.
is visiting relatives on the hill.
Miss Bessie Lampkin. Of 8Ol7 East
Broad street. who has been very III
for the last two weeks. is improving.
Miss Minnie Burton, of 27os East
Franklin, has returned from d pleas
ant visit TO Lynchburg.
Mrs. Eugene Parrish, who was op-
Grated on at the Retreat about two
weeks ago, will be brought TO her
mother-in laws, Mrs. e. A. Parrish.
OF East Broad street, where she Will
spend some time.
Miss Minnie Wade, of 2710 East
Grace street. left the city to-day for
Washington, New York and Atlantic
City.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Turner will
leave to-day for Niagara Falls. Thou
sand Islands and New York.
Mr.. w. F, Blankenship and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie. are spending some
time in Buckingham.
Mr.. Charlie Talley, the popular tell
er Of the Church Hill Bank, is spend
ing few days at the beach.
Miss Sophie Wall and brother.
Harold and Ralph Wall. OF 1912
East Main street, have gone on an
extended visit to relatives and friends
In Hammonton, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hancock, Jr.,
have returned from a delightful trip
10 New York, Philadelphia and AT
lantic City
Miss Leila IIildebrand and broth
er. of Lower Henrico. stopped with
Mrs. John Hunt yesterday on their
way to the Dover Association at Ash
land.
Miss Margaret Clendon Is spend
ing some time at Lake George. n. Y.
Captain and Mrs j. II. Cline, of
a0l5 East Main street. have as their
guests Mrs Ballenger and her two
children, Thelma and Tecelia. OF
Alexandria. and. Master Charles STAR
nell. OF Washington.
Mr., w. T, Hancock and daughter,
Miss Addie, OF North Twenty-ninth
street. are summerfns at Chase City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
P|E-EATERs HELLO
slEMP CONVENTION
Representative Republicans Were
Absent, But Postmasters Car
ried Out Orders.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
BRISTOL VA. July 21.-rhe con.
vention hold 1t Abingdon "Wednesday
which nominated Baseemb sismp a.
thn republican candidate for Con-
Eress rsssnabisa rsunlon u The pic
eaters more than Z repubiicaa con.
vention." Some prominent republic
can leaders OF the district. amone
whom are Senator A. r. Strother.
Senator John G. Noel and D. F. Bailey.
of Bristol. the latter one Of the best
known men in the district. were con-
spicuous. hg their ahssnce,, while,
those who held the convention and
did the work were Federal Office.
holders under Slemp.
The chairman, r. w. Dickinson.
who made a fling ut Stuart. injected
the customs house incident Into Il
and referred to him Al money bar
rel, ID Russell county postmaster.
w. c. Pendleton, the secretary. II
postmaster at Taseweil, while Thomaa
Munssy. who made tbs speech nemi.
mating Slemp. Ia assistant district at.
torney by his grace.
L. p. Summers. who was. In fact,
in charge OF the convention, and
made or inspired all Of the motions,
is collector Of internal revenue.
While there was plenty OF enthusi-
asm, II was largely among the ONCE.
holders. The strong republican in
surgeney OF the Ninth. which win
vote solidly for stuart, was not repre-.
sented At the meeting. ~ svsvythin9
had been cut and dried In advance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

the Light and Finance bodies. are
scheduled to come up.
Work Of Committees
The Subcommittee on Relief of the
Poor win meet at o'clock Thur.
day afternoon to consider the seiec.
ton OF site for the erection OF the
proposed operating building 1T the
City Home
This structure Ia badly needed by
the City Hospital, II is said. a. the
present quarters are frightfuily
cramped and congested. making sat.
isfactory work almost impossible. An
appropriation OF $4,000 Is availa bic
for the purpose.
The location for the new building.
II Is understood, Ia situated between
the white and coiored wards making
II accessible In transferring patients
The Street Committee is also SEIZED.
uled to meet Thursday afternoon a.
s o'clock to take up numerous mat
ters of Improvement OF thorough.
fares.
The Grounds ana Buildings Conn
mittee win meet Ut 8 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
WANT MORE OFFICERS
FOR THE SOUTHs|DE
Commissioners Will Be Asked to
Appoint Six More Many Ap-
plications Filed.

After the police commissioners have
re- elected all of the policemen in
Richmond and South Richmond, Au-
gust J., they will be asked to furnish
this side Of the river with six or eight
additional bluecoats. The present
force is entirely inadequate and under
the terms of consolidation ii was tao
lily understood that the commissioners
would supply Washington Ward with
additional patrolman. Only two men
work at night now, one of these being
In the lower part of the city and the
other In the opposite direction.
Sergeant Wright is on duty at the
station but finds time to do considera-
bic street work, also. There Is a gem
eral demand for more officers and its
thought. that Commissioner Bradley,
from this side of the river, viii in
sist that several men be placed at
work.
Already there are numerous appliea-
tons for the positions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

CAPE CHARLES.-~One of the
deepest wells ever put down in East
ern Virginia and certainly one of the
most interesting Is that which is be-
ing sunk for the New York, PhiladeI-
phia and Norfolk Railroad Company
at Cape Charles, and which has
reached a depth of $40 feet, or more
than a quarter of a mile. AS vet no
water has been found, and the con-
tractors are prepared to carry the well
another 1000 feet If necessary.
NORFOLK.-Mrs. Bette Martin 10
years old, mother of Alva II. Martin,
Republican national committeeman
from Virginia, died suddenly Tuesday
night at the summer home of her son
at Wilioughby Beach. Mr., Martin
was in Abingdon. Va. attending the
Ninth district Republican congress
sional convention.
ROANOKE.--A permit was granted
the Virginian Railway by City En-
gineer Gibbony to-day to erect a s30,-
600 repair shop In Roanoke. J. p.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
COUNCIL TO PASS
ON The ORDINANCE
Lower Branch to Consider Meas
ure Growing Out of Recent
Investigation.

Action will likely be taken Thurs
day night at a meeting of the Com
man Council on the ordinance forbid
ding all city officials from interesting
themselves In matters In which the
municipality Is in any way connected.
This is an echo OF the recent Pollock
Wise investigation. ana although the
issue has been pending for some time,
1t Is now likely that the lower branch
Will approve the measure and pass II
on to the Aldermen.
The special committee, which had
this matter In hand and drafted the
ordinances. and the Ordinance Com
mittee, have each urged the adoption
Of the paper. and there 10 apparently
no question whatsoever but that the
city fathers will carry out the recon-
mendations.
There IL raft of business before
the counciimen. The June docket has
never been disposed OF. while com
mittee reports, with the exception Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Ladies of Weatherford Memorial
Baptist church are holding lawn par
ties in Swansboro each night this
week
Miss Temple Carter Is the guest this
week Of the Misses Kutchin in Din
widdie county.
Mr.. John Nunnally of Ill Decature
street is confined TO hts home with
sickness.
Mr.. John Simons. fell from his wag-
on near the gravel pits at Maury Gene
terry Wednesday afternoon and was
bruised about the body. He was TAX
en- 10 his home, 109 East Fourth street
and treated. His injuries are not very
serious.
The South Richmond Wizards will
play ball with the Weyanokes Satur
day. Great rivalry exists between
these two teams and the game will be
worth watching
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

"Oh' Promise Me-" was softly played
during the ceremony. The ushers
were Mr. Arthur Carroll and Mr.. Ed
gar Russell. Miss Bessie Lee King,
of Norfolk, was Miss Testers maid OF
honor while Mr.. o. Linwood Schweick-
ert acted as best man to the groom.
The bride entered with her sister, Mrs.
a. ID. Beckner, matron of honor. by
whom she was given away. She wore
an exquisite draped gown of white
satin. with pearl and chiffon trimmings,
and carried a shower bouquet OF brides
roses. Her tulle veil was caught by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

A beautiful marriage took place
Wednesday afternoon at the Allan ave-
nue. Christian church. The contract
Ing parties were Mise Daisie Mae Les-
ter. and Mr.. James Thomas Avery. The
church was decorated in palms. forms,
and cut flowers. the color scheme being
pink and green. In the absence of the
pastor, the Rev. Gerald Culberson was
the officiating minister, Miss Edna
Crenshaw had charge Of the music.
rendering Lohengrin's wedding march
as the bridal party entered the church
and Mendelssohn's as q reeessienai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
"HICKORY" WHITE
CRITICALLY ILL
Well known Citizen of the City
Not Expected to Survive
Recent Sickness.

MIR A. j. (HickoryD White is criti-
cally i'll at his home, Sl2 Decatur
street
Mir. White is one Of the best known
residents of the city. He has lived
here for score of years and Is known
to practically all in South Richmond.
Some time ago he suffered stroke
of paralysis and though he recovered
for time, he never fully regained his
health, His physicians hold out but
little hope of his ultimate recovery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
MANY GO WITH SUNDAY
SCHOOL TO BUCkROE BEACH

-Gowarain avenue Christian church
Sunday school took hundreds of chill
dren and grown people to Buchroe
Beach Thursday. Every car on the
Perry street line between seven and
eight O'Clock was crowded with a
happy crowd. From the number Of
large baskets taken alone with the
crowd, there will be none to go hun
CRY IL Buckroe. The Sunday school
OF this church Ia In a most flourish
ing condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
oNE-ARM MAN SHOT Y
ANOTHER At ETTRlcks

Motorman McGrant OF the Peters,
burg interburban car line reported to
the police Wednesday night that a one
armed man had shot n Aerson at Ell
tricks. Just beyond Petersburg, and
waA supposed to be headed for Rich
mond. The poiice have been notified
70 bs on the lockout for suspieiour
charactera.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21

Pettyjohn & Co, of Lynchburg, are
the contractors.
CAPE CHARLESTON H. Ford,
farmer spd butcher, of Lawson $
district, has a six-legged calf about
two weeks old. The animal Ia per-
feotly formed. but in the center of
each side Is a perfect leg, which the
calf uses in walking or running. just
as the other four legs.
LYNCHBURG.-H. b. Morris, who
operated small cigar and soft drink
esta blishment here, assigned to-day
for his creditors to S. a, Harris, trus-
tee. The liabilities are placed at $500
and assets at $500.
CAPE CHA RLES,-WilIiam Dix
and Miss Mamie Bounds, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Bounds. both of
Cape Charles. eloped Tuesday evening
and were married in the parsonage of
the. Methodist Episcopal church,
South, at Princess Anne by the Rev.
w. 4. Gunby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
Children's $500 Dresses, $3.50
Sale of Kinonos.

A very attractive array of Cool, Long
Lawn kimonos, in many styles, sold regu-
lar at 1888; reduced to CSC.
Dainty Long Crepon Kimonos, satin bands
on front and sleeves, variety of attractive
patterns to select from; sold regularly at 81 3S;
reduced to $1.62.
Black Mercerized Skirts, deep tucked
fIounee. an exceptional value at 7sc as a
special offering for Friday and Saturday, 4Sc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-21
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA.

Pettyjohn & Co, of Lynchburg, are
the contractors.
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Niles Pleasant. Beatrice and Dixie have no,
shown much quality. but n colt named
The Spy II ~ Disguise -semper Psraiu-.
and Is -aII 10 b.. pointed for ~. big ., en-,
Anoth her Madden bred eligible Isl * Mitch.
ran .on. M. sy r .ss sG
= r Carman,s My Horizon. BY Hs-iinS-
ran a splendid race 10 the DemoiseIIss,a axes
a. Empire civ. when Round the World
s%. io;.Sx. 'ri. her by Ss length Of
Bashii In the NernAl. but she has improv ed
a LOT since that event was dee Ided
John sanf9rd.s Two sIiSlbles are Patton,
Who NAV be hes I'd FROM in several event:
highly tried colt named Compliment. 5y
SS S by h Iar:,S S carSs, h'S coli
Mr. Keens and sold 20 Madden as a ysariins
the belmont Park meeting. but Il vas s' n n
until the session az Empire CITY that the
sesin 70 rae q n. Hts, form
colts and Niles az Yonker- II !. true that
FIRST class two-vssI- Odds. bur b. improv ed
90 rapidly that both hildreth and Madden
Did g. rR5 a II peSS;1s; s sHn be e. .s.d
stoEa special yesterday in essy fashion
lanes MAcNahus may start a fIly named
Golden Agnes. nv Golden Maxim Grew
Agnes She has not started since scoring
. victory over BashtI At Aqueduct in April
she son 30 easily on that occasion that
possible triumph ia the richest stakes Of the
year, Thomas MonAhan's Textile ny In
flexible Gold Lace. h. receiving a special
prepaTatiqn At the hands Of Thomas Welsh
" T hJan's Pharoah, by MeddIer
when the first time out he showed remark
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GOING TO THE TROTs.
Autos WI Take Place Of Road Team.
fer Grand Circuit Meet.

/ Revival Of harness racing in New York
a. the q rnnd Circuit meeting 20 he held
a. the Empire track August 1927 will g.
some marked changes in'the mode of coins
90 the races a. compared with the palm '
days Of Fleet wood Park ard the Fashion
course In those days nearly everybody
OF sporting proclivitles drove a tro,tsr
and prints OF the period entitled Going 10
the rrots" and Home From the Races.
picture the roads swsrming with speeding
harness horses To-day the fast road hors.
10 almost q thing OF the past in New YORK
and motor cars throng the roads where the
tro,ters once held SWAY Many are driven
by those once prominent as horsemen
THIS change has come about almost in the
ing took place at the Empire track
~ tho meeting to be held next week the
hors.s viii s..rcely Dc IN evidence until
brought on the track to race THIS limits-
ton Of the horse to racing docs not apply
to the heavy harness type. Coaching parti..
public coach viii 6s run be,veen the Ho ns
land House in Fifth avenue and the club
ho1.e at Empire city PARK for those who
lnE way Morris r HoWlsit is the spcn.or
for the public coach y Won der Horst
derb1t IN driving the London and BriShtou
COACHES IN England last spring. 10 TO tool
another OF the coaches
the opening day With a fast trottins road
four that he viii drive against time ON the
Nrhth IN an fUOft 10 Deat the record for one
mile His four have trotted a mile 10 a
loaded coach in SIT
Two members OF the TTottinR Horse
breeders club with country places in Weet-
chester county. . Campbell Thompson and
q 4. Raudouine, will drive 60 the Empire
track with their fourth hands on the op~u-
ing day and possibly throughout the meet
ing The greater number Of pa I'll king spaces
however, will be for the accommodation o.
AUTOMOBILES parties There ~ili be excellent
arrangements TO lunch or dine az the club
house on the track. or those who prefer 10
dine on tho way home have the choice OF
many we'll known inns or restaurants
II 10 expect I'd that the lineup Of Autono.
biles on the opening day Of the Grand CIR
cult meeting viii approach the muster of
cars on an old time Suburban or Brooklyn
Handicap day. The SIS. 600 Matron FutuTity
Stakes. Tor thTee-year -olds. on that day
promises q sensational rece All who run
70 Umpire track With their motor cars viii
md free accommodations for their ma
chimes. To many New Workers who motor
. Grand Circuit meeting and racing be-
ween light harness horses Of extreme speed
will no doubt be novelty in the way Of en-.
tertainment. Besides these usual pleasure
seekers the motorsets will include n IL
exported. the majority 81 New York and
BROOKLYN hOTsernen with a genuine interest
In HIGHT harness speed contests.
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To begin With the work done by the com
petitions from round TO round gives people
an id"., about the stay ing powers Of the
chess masters. II will b seen that Sehlech-
tet started With four straight wins. followed
b. four straight drawn gAmes. and 80 on
whne Duras began ufth drawing four games
straight Marshall made an indifferent
start. came up very strong later in the con-
test. but did not do much execution near the
end. Tarrasrh TOO started very badly. -
10 generally the case with this matador
Later no did some nns work. but fell to
pieces IN the very last round. However.
tho readers will be able TO make their own
conclusion from tho table which II here
With appended
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~ Voter Running stream 10 AIeo highly
regarded becau-" 81 numerous fast time
trials ths'OndsF = colt bv Disguise
Sviiiio"'. may face the barrier while The
others are '.~ Niles Love Not BY Voter
iru"loy.. and Swe~pawav. nv Mid Mint
pink Domino
tugrs' Belmont has a formidabls eutrv
list he best voungs'er ~ believed 10 be
Trap Ro"k a chestnut colt nv the sI7s Oon
English stallion Rock sand out Of Topiary
Trap Ro'k has world 81 speed IL game
can carry weight and i expected 10 show
hi- best form a. the sra Footprint another
son 81 Ro"k Sind ont OF Fetish. has show n
splendid quality m his races and 80 has
Babbler n g"ldinR nv Hastings Bride
path Flint Root by Rosk Sand -FIRiR
and may prove the best Of the string The
rema ming Belmon' eligible is wAterVAIe
colt nv Nater"re-S Lady Violet rho has
been something OF disappointment 10 his
The Newcastle Stable has sir eliRibI.s.
he best one being the champion nlly Bashti.
BY Adam DtsadvahtAge. who has been
defeated but once and has since display ed
remarkable form She has the speed % a
EoahG 4. nS %0 S i ~ y. .IRs sr-Sr Of
~ even ishi, she has come 10 be led
- a ph"nofnenon Seth and Zeus, both BY
some fnir ra'~.. but Adam Beds. another
son 81 Ndsfn. ~ whom much WaH 81 pecf~d
hhr lau@d 10 pan nut MufIneer, q coli
hy Wslst"r~ss Prlvaieer. may amount
Of lillian. a nliv by Hands prin@ or Adam
Virgin soil
u { wilson Ir can star '~o rOl,s
bred hN John Madden Naushon by
y "nh"" Royal Gun. a half brot her 20 the
Ia nu~ MhtnrN mare Gunfire IL REGARDED
h' Madden a. one OF The best vounRpter~
20 'ra'9ng "" tan = nn- race IN The Great
lr.t.. nni-hing fhird hen he vas hardl.
i' t"' e ~ Fe'ltu' - Ov anuN 4 son Of
lIrf"u \rrms. - he ot her Wilson .IiRibIe
y % lea Ua- fouI cu'fles n The hs' The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
rOCsIu sov.p-evrss.s sAr.rr pscDrp

Kenneth \ Howard. the manager OF the
New York State Chess Association, reports
ness for the annual meeting OF he orGaniya-
ton At the Rochester Yacht Club. Somer-
vile. near Rochester. and hat he had re-
Massachusetts, men will attend the meeting
In order 20 participate In the various events.
piay an inierstsfe match with New York
or participate in q tTi-Rfate match against
New York and Pennsylvania. Frank !.
surely be on The spo, In order to play In the
Interstate matches and In the masters
tourney. The Rice Chess Club Of this city
will send its champion, l. Tenenwuryei. TO
represent that club at the meeting
rEosLIM so "a NJ q. a. L EuHHEL
mark=a plercN
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A,,.o,,c ys.s, club Doing.

The Atlantic Yacht Club will give :
bachelor dinner on neat "Wednesday ~
feast will begin NJ SOP VI. Novel must
and other numbers will he included IN nc
entertainment Places must be reserved ~
advance with the entertainment 'omHN.-1
Herbert l. Jones. John q. Lon-dAs AM
Harry II williams a..
The followin new members have Gdaln-ll
since tho last meeting Of the club hAts
n Hess. CLIFFORD Reuter-. 'Afns-
ton Dougherty, IT. Herbert WAllA
and winthrop A HAvtland The toUn-lhS
NJ Graham broker 10 Wall street
Newell manufacturer. ia Riverside DJbl.i
FrAncia q stewart. Architsrt ios -
avenue.
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INTER-B4I CATBOtr RACES
To BeEin Tomorrow 10 Narrasan.e,,
waters

The INTERPLAY 'atboa' ra"es viii he com
msn~ed Tomorrow on NArrAEAnse't Bav.
probably OF Providen,~ under the ausptCe -
OF the NArragan~et' Raw Narht RAring A
sociAtiou These races we're begun last
season on BArnegAt Hay under the auspices
Of the Island llsisht- Va bt club and the
NATragAns~t' BAv boats 'Arrtsd on the
pTtyes aud all the honor- rhis year i've
bays sin lie represented BArneEat Nara
gans@'t, Ouinry. BuLzATdH and Great south
hay EArh bav will be represented bv
two boats and Ave rA"e- win he held on
sucCe-sise days OF different tn" club houses
on NArraRAn-rtt IlAy
Barnssat Bay will be rcprsented by
Dorothy. new crosby cat owned by
James b arkin Of the sea SIDE Yarh, club
and Virginia. a new Mower design. owned
BY John Norris OF the Island Heights Yacht
club
A notable entrant is.II., owned By Com
modore Crane OF the Quincy larht Club.
Iris Wa. built IN isss for eX-Commodor~
r ID. Morgan Of the New York Yacht club
ANerSArd- she Wa owned 10y Commodore
flbrtdEe 7. Gerry She has sailed nj
races and Won 80 hrst prizes
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sble speed and won the Wakefield Stake.
At Sonk~r~ defeating Amaln Danger
Mark Seth and Others PhAroAh's perform
ance on that occasion was OF such sterling
quality that Ryan aud his trainer decided
10 save the colt for Saratoga
II - regarded as unfortunate that ". q.
YANKEES Round the World 10 not eligible
for the Futurity. James u Keene's Black
Erisr. BY Disguise fealty. and Forbidden
Fruit, by AdAm Lt'ronell la. are also missed
" r Carman'- SsmpTolus winner Of the
National Stallion Stakes. and a superb
yOungstsr. cannot start Madden'- Gold-
heater. By Adam Roman Gold. IL another
absentee
The futuIity was Inaugurated In Isss
In Potomac year lsOo. the value Of the
winners and seconds with the values each
year are a. follows
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white-s pieces
white 70 plsy and mate IN two moves
SOLUTION TO pRoBLsN NO %
1. p-BL K-o5. =. Kt-KA. &C
Pa R-ks. (, Kt-B7 Ae.
SOLUTION To pHopLss 70 -.
I R-K; a.
warner PnlladelphIA pa W Van Veersen
Passaie, y. J.. W \ pcck New York city. 4
CorT-c, tions received 10 No - nom W
Van Neers<u. Pss>aic. ,. ". n Peez. Se~
yorh city. 4 wursilin. New Nors city. ". q,
y ralmase, Lake HopAtconE. y J.
aSswEHs TO CoRRkspoSpKNTs
4 " Warner and " Van Veers~n- Solu tiou,
are expected 20 reach rHE NV once not Atel
than Ifiday morning OF each ueek
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the South Atlantic bsfliwick for the go
IN. Enflish long di,..ac. .-iAmins
Won SS r sss,s s.S ' ssS Covered tie
course In the record time Of hour 3 min
utes II "a seconds. The old Iyeqrd ives
Jarvis four yesrs Ego. Baitsfuby bees =
Taylor. Last years winner. by over 800
yards. There were ~ starters
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avuEs oissrT DacLsND

~ purs. made . capital ssf-noe. obtaining
Ne continued AU ~ "a knK'P ktIRI
and " :; kt huRP well. ~ - BHP
Kt-0s CD. Ar.
10 Duras being short o. time selected me
sHehanGe scue- 20 make sure OF q draw lie
realiy ought 20 have Won. but rhin1s were ven
complicated
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a9 sS: :Assss q: rS,s 2, Il:
here with presented:
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Prom tho above table n will he se-n tina,
the prize winners scored the following
points against the non prize winners
S'hl~chter. o. SpielTnann and Marshall
50 buras. NiemIoNl'SCh. IeichmAnn.
en,h 'ho'imir~ki. -. Alekhine. ForgscZ
aHI IarrasIh each.
I'" non .rr.." winners scored The follow