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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Santa: How are you? We'll,
Santa, please bring me bracelet, a doll
with real eyelashes and goes to sleep,
and a buggy Santa, have been a good
girl this year and go to school every day.
| have made a hundred this week in
spelling, | am six years old. Don t
forget my little friends, and don't for
get Elizabeth Craig, my loving Santa.
Yours truly, LOUISE WILBANKs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Santa Claus. am little boy
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Roman candles, fire crackers, candy,
apples. oranges and all kinds OF nuts.
Don't forget my teacher.
Your little boy,
HUBERT STANFIELD:
Union City, Tenn, Dec. II.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Santa Claus | want a rocking
horse and a pistol and a box of caps
and apples and candy, and anything
else you have for me, Don't forget the
other little boys. CLYDE HUDSON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Hello, Old Santa, how are you?
am little boy seven years old. want
knife and chain and top. | want
lots OF fruits to eat; also candy and nuts
Your little boy,
THOMAS ALLEN.
Union City, Tenn, Dec, u.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Santa. How are you? Well,
Santa. please bring me a muff and fur
and bracelet with my initiels on it,
and some fruit and don't forget the
other children, Santa / am nine years
old and | have been q good girl and GO
ing to school every day, my loving Santa.
Yours truly. EDNA WILBANKs,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Mail Boxes for 25c. Mailing Keiser
Hardware Co
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Hello, Santa Claus: | am little girl
six years old. want lots Of nice things
Xmas. | want doll, set OF dishes
and little teddy bear. Bring me lots
Of candy, nuts and fruits.
Your little girl,
RUBY BELEN.
Irnion Cifv Tann ~ n
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Old Santa Claus: Please bring
me . jointed doll with curly hair,
trunk, dresser, doll buggy and stove.
Don't forget mother and father.
Your little friend,
LINNIE DEE MCCULLOUGH.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

AOhio 1DNA w lIbANh0,
Dear Santa Claus: / am little boy
four years old. want you to bring me
an air gun, candy, oranges, bananas and
all kinds Of nuts. | will be a good little
boy and mind mamma.
Your little boy,
j. b. STANFIELD.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. II.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little girl
eleven years old. want you to bring
me large doll with closing eyes and
chair for her. | want story book,
pair of gloves, lots OF candy and nuts.
Don t forget Mr.. lobe George.
Your little girl,
GEORGIA ELLISON.
Union City, Tenn, Dec u.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little girl
ten years old. / go to school every day
and mind my teacher. / want locket
and chain, awhile cap, all kinds OF nuts,
candy and fruits. Don't forget my
teacher, Miss Sudie Caruthers.
Your little girl.
CALIvEE STANFIBLD.
Union City, Tenn, Dec. IL.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little boy
'ix yeas old. ] go to school every day.
wait Soa u DrMg me al All gun,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Old Santa Claus: Please bring
me raincoat, a ring and two yards of
red ribbon, and bring me some apples,
oranges, bananas. candy, and all kinds
of nuts. Don't forget all the other lit
tie children. Your little friend,
EssIE EsCUE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Old Santa Claus. Please bring
me a sweater, a toboggan, toy wagon,
apples, oranges, candy, and all kinds of
nuts. | am fifteen months old. Don't
forget mother and daddy.
Your little friend,
HERBERr w. LOGAN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Dear Santa Claus am little boy
six yeas old. ] 20 to school every day.
l want Soa u DriIg me an All gun,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09

Vstupne do Krylova koncertu v
nedeli vecer 10. listopadu je 75ctG
Vyhrazena sedadla pfedu 81, 90.
Dftky do IA let. soc. Listky lie
koupiti pfedem, k Will zajistenf
dobreho mista, ma taborske bance
anebo v 1tadovne tohoto listu.
Tentokrate pan Kryl V Yankton a
Y Tyndall koncertovati nebude;
jenom Tabofe We Springfield,
nebot minute mel onech mestech
slabou navstevu.
Doufame, re kraiene Sc ope. v
plnem poctu dostavi, nebot tako-
W koncert umelcu Sc tax snadno
neziska do maleho mesta jake je
Tabor, a dajice mu slusnou nav
stevu, dame ma jevo re ocenujem
umenf nasich lidi, ktefi sifi slavu
mas CechG zde v Americe, Mnoh-
dy clovek utratf dollar docela zby-
tecne, kdyz Sc mu jednou "a Gas
skyta pobavenf uslechtile nemel
by otaleti nebo selfiti, Jen tax
Dude mono sem ziskati takove
zabavy kdyz je budem take podpo
rovat Kazdy necht 81 umfnf, re
tech par cent? obetuje a ma kon-
cert Pride: aspofi tax dokazem Re
mGzem sem do Tabora dostati "a
bavy umelce, ktefi pravidla w
stupuji jenom We mestech vetsich.
Prosime kazdeho, xdo ma male
dftky a NIUE k MIN nekoho k oset
feni dostati, by je do koncertu ne
bral, avsak nemGzeli talk ucinit
rad by ma koncert pfisel je Evan
by pfijel a dftky ssebou wal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09
Jan HTuSka, ST., MrteV.

Jan Hruska, ST., starS zdeisi
osadnik dokoncil pozemskou pout'
pc trapne nemoci, V nedeli rano
We dive hodiny We pozehnanem We.
ku 81 let sest mesfc1. Pohfeb
zesnuleho Sc odb5val Gtert rano
ma zdejsim katolickem hfbitove a
zadusni mise slouzena kostele
kde velp. Bouska mel krasnou rec
nacez pozustatky ulozeny k pos,
lednimu odpocinku "a hojneho Il
castenstvi. Dared kvetin bylo
mnoho, coz svedci uGte We ktere
zesnuly prdkopnfk byl drzen.
Jan Hruska Sc naradil V Mokre
Lhote, kraj chrudinsky V Cechach
a Sc svou manzelkou do teto zeme
pfiiel ma jafe roku 1865, do Iowa.
V kvetnu roku 1870 zabrnl poze-
mex jednu mill iihozapadne Cd Ia
bora kde farmafil az do roku
1891. PAX Sc svou manzelkou
pfedali fizeni fanny svemu syno-
vi Josefovi odebrali Sc ma ma Cd
po6inek Pred patnacti roxy jeho
manzelka zemfela cd te DOLBY
bydlel u syna Josefa. V jejich
manzelstvf nell sedm dftek, 2
nichz pet zemfelo detstvi. Ia
nechava zde diva synv. Jana iez Sc
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09

Opet upozorhujem lidi ktefi
hodlaji zaslati penize "a objednane
zbozi anebo jinak, re bankovnf
smenka je neJlacinejsfm, nejjistej-
Sim a nejpffhodnejsfm zpIsobem
vyfizenf zalezitosti. Name 1pl-
ny seaman vsech smenek mani W.
danych, take kdyby Sc nektera
ztratila doprave zkrze postu ane
DO jinak, snadno Sc vyhotovi jeff
duplikat. Mimo toho dame ma
kazdou rezft. Vsecky smenky
jenz vyhotovfme pfijdou nam zpet
pc vyplaceni my je pax ulozfme
a osoba ktera zmenku koupila, v
padu Re by potfebovala dnkaz, ze
zmenka byla vyplacena osobe jiz
byla zaslana, snadno takovy dnkaz
2 nasich knih a zaznamn obdrzi.
Dole uvadime k porovnani poplat-
hy jez citajf Sc ma poste nebo ex-
presu a citame my:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09

odstehoval odtud do Bolivar, Mo. /,
pred desfti roxy a Josefa jenz je
obchodnikem zde u nehoz bydlel
do sve smrti. Zanechava zde tez
jednoho bratra, Frantfska, jenz
bydlf zapadne cd mesta. Vyslo-
vujem pozGstalym svojf soustrast.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09
FOtOgrafie.

Oznamuji vefejnosti, Re zhoto.
vuji fotografe venkovnf; jake o.
bydlf, fanny, atd., pax svatebni
skupiny, a fotograie zemfelych.
Kdo ma stare rodiGe nema jejich
obraz mGze lie DAFT fotografovat '
jejich obydli a staff tito Tide Sc
nemusf plahoGit do mesta. Portre
ty mcclellan, ponevac nemam mist
most, ale mann 1mysl neco podnjk-
nouti, j. A. Dvofak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09
Tabor State Bank.

Robert Cacek spravuje a podra-
Ii veskerou obuv, spravne LEVINE.
Zkuste jej, 11-9
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-09
DOMACl zPRAvY.

Manzele Robert Elcknerovy by.
Ii obdafeni hosikem We stfedu.
Name ma prodej mo Hunting
stftky, 10 X IA palcfch velikosti.
Tabule do oxen vsech merach
lie dostati v Quealove skladu.
Pi. Kozlova odje)a We stTedu dc
Dante ma navstevu ku sve dcefi,
pr. Jos. Rezace.
Pr. Vaclava Bousky byla navste
YOU u syna w. w. Bousky v
Yankton We ctvrtek.
Postmistr Novak 81 dial zavesti
elektricke svetla do posty. Proud
zasobuje dynamo Mercantile Co.
Tyndallska Tribuna byla MIMI
~ t5den 80 rokG stara. Register,
TAME, vychazi jiz 81 rokd.
Frank Sisler z Tyndall byl mezi
mnoh5mi jenz Sc sncastnili pohf.
bu dedecka Hrusky Y uterS.
Now dozorce trait zdejsi Sc
jmenuje H. Kostermann, a podob
ne mfsto zastaval v Lesterville,
nezli pfisel sem.
Slecny Antonio a Magdalena
Pechousovy a jeiich matka Sc vfa-
tily navstevy str5ce, pana Kor
tana We Spillville, Iowa.
Jan Cap 81 dial odtahnouti svoji
tesafskou dilnu ma svaj lot jizne
Cd STANCE. Josef Black Sc SWIM
parostrojem praci vykonal.
Frank Bambas, mi. jenz Sc neja-
k5 Gas nalezal v nemocnici v Oma-
re Sc navratil dplne vylecen O.
maze Sc navratil iplne vyleeen z
neduhu.
Pfipravte Sc ma velkolepy kon-
cert kter5 zde uspofada slavny
kornetista Bohumir Kryl Sc svou
druzinou v nedeli vecer 19ho listo-
padu We spolkove sfnf.
V. j. Wagner Yankton byl
zde "a obchodem We ctvrtek.
Vlastnf tam prvnf tffdy hostinec,
kde kazdeho vzorne obslouzi.
Ctete jeho oznamku v tonic elsie.
Frank Kubal jenz minuly tJden
Sc odebral do Sioux City do lecenf
Sc prt uzdravuje ocekava Sc Re
"a nejak5 tyden Sc navratf, coz
mu kazdf re srdce pfeje. Trpi
ma zaludek.
Frank Bouska ztratil nejlepsi
mladou kobylu co mel tento tyden
ma hfibeci. Co farmaff nemel lad
ne stesti nebot ztratil "a dobu II
let asi 81 kusI dobytka mnoho
prasat a koni.
Vauk Bros. YAM mohou nyni
prodati kteroukoliv vec tax lacino
jake katalogove obchody. Zeptej
tie Sc velky katalog kter5 dali
kazdemu zdar ma kde kazda vec je
vyobrazena, jeff popis cena.
Norman Rapalee z Yankton, byl
zde "a obchodem We stredu. Ma
nejv etsi sklad pomnikG v teto cas-
ii statu a pone raS nezamestnava
agenty mdze kSAd&mu usetfiti rs
pro cent ma kazdemu pomniku.
PfeGtete jeho ozpamku zde. Pc
tfebujete-li pomnik, poslete mu
par fadkn o ceny a pfesvedtite Sc
o pravdivosti Jeho tvrzeni.
Pies loupacn kosny Dude uspo-
fadan sinf Michlove sobotu II
listopadu, phi nemz Sc rozdaji til
ceny a slice: So. a listek k tanci "a
nejdelsi klas; 80 listek k tanci
"a nejtlustsi klas a SO a lfstek k
tanci "a nejt9zsi klas. Hudba Cd
taborske kapely a kazdy je Evan
BY Sc dostayil.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-15
REPORT OF TREASURER
Period Ending December 81, 1910

Treasury DEPARTING o North
Bismarck,
70 Hi. euency
of NrthD
II
submit this credit the
in
;r~s the credit Of
rendng Marchs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-15

Oredt beno
Greene
Gwinner
Hampden
Hankinson
Hankinson
Hankinson
Hannah
Hannah
Hannaford
Hansboro
Hansboro
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Hastings
Hatton
Havana
Hazelton
Hazelton
Heaton
Hehron
Hebron
Hen~l
Hettinger
Hettinger
Hickson
Hillsboro
HillSboro
Hope
Hope
Horace
Hunter
Hurd
jamestown
jamestown
jamestown
Jessie
Kief
Kenmau
Kenmare
Eenmare
Kenmane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
CHANGE FENCING DATES
Final Round of National Tourney
To Be Held in May.

The qualifying bouts for the national
fencing championships OF the Amateur
Fencers' League Of America have resulted
In DR.. j. Ernest GignouX and Victor r.
Curti, both Of the New York Athletic Club,
and George II. Breed and Sherman Hall.
both OF the Fencers' Club Of New York.
moving on to the semi-flnals with the foils.
Curti and Breed each qualified for the finals
with the duelling swords.
In the sabre division two OF the New
York Athletic Club representatives. c. A.
BIZ and A. G.. Anderson. won their places
in the finals They defeated Morio Busto.
an italian amateur. recently arrived In this
country and F.. 3. Meyers, Fencers' Cluo
Of New York Bill is a former national
champion with the sabre.
Because OF a congestion OF fencing tour
narnents, the original dates selected for the
national finals the latter part Of this month
have been changed. The semi-fnas with
the three weapons Will be decided at the
New York Athletic Club on Friday. May o.
and the finals on Saturday May s. The
date for the Saltus Cup team champion
ships with duelling swords has also been
moved on a week to Wednesday, April II,
at the Fencers' Club of New York. The
interscholastic championships with fols,
which was postponed, will be decided on
next SATURDAY afternoon az the FencerS
C,ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
BILLIARD SCHEDULE
Glass B Amateurs Ready fol
Championship Tourney.

In order to expedite matters matches in
the national Glass B amateur 1872 balk line
billiard championship up 10 and including
next Thursday were scheduled at a meet
ing Of the National Association Of Amateur
Billiard Players. held yesterday after
noon at the Iiederkranz. q. p. B. Clarke
will meet c. D. Conway In the opening
game Of 800 points might In Pauis River
side Academy, 18th street and seventh
avenue. Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
the first OF the matinee games will engage
G. G. Baxter, OF the Hamilton Club,
Brooklyn, and Dr. e. c. Beck. OF the
Liederkranz In the evening J. NJ. 8.
MiIlette will meet Mark Muldaur. The
seventh entrant for the championship title.
&. T.. White. does not appear until Wednes-
day evening, when ne will play Millette.
On Wednesday afternoon the loser OF the
game tonight and Of Tuesday afternoon
come together.
Thursday Is 20 be a session for winners.
In which the successful contestants In the
foregoing games will draw for afternoon
and evening This arrangement was made
by DR.. Walter G. Douglas, chairman of the
committee; DR.. II. d. Jennings. OF the
Crescent Athletic Club. and NJ. d. Paine
Of the Amateur Billiard Club, Of New York.
Exclusive Of ties, twenty-one games Will DO
decided in the championship series.
The prizes for the championship have
been purchased IN accordance with the
rule limiting values made by the national
association. The championship cup is Of
silver. offered by the association. 10 be-
come the property Of the player winning
II three times. The other prizes include
silver and crystal vases, silver incrusted
linuor bottles and ormulu clocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
SNOW ON YANKEES TRAIL
Bad Weather Prevents Second
Contest with Wilkes Barre.
rBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune. J

wilkes Barre Penn, April "a snow
storm prevented the game to-day between
the New York Yankees and the Wilkes
Barre team Of the New York state League.
much to the disappointment OF Hal Chase
and the players. The young manager had
expected the two games here and the one
IN Scranton tomorrow 70 be played in
warm weather, and put the finishing
touches 10 the teams spring training. 50
that II would be in fine condition 10 meet
the Athletics IN the opening game on
Wednesday.
The men are in tiptop form. he said to-
day, but the three concluding games of the
exhibition series In good warm weather
would have been a big benefit 10 them. He
said he had the consolation OF knowing
that the Athletics were having much the
same kind Of weather
The team will play Scranton tomorrow,
practice in Scranton Tuesday morning, and
ioave for Philo delphia In the afternoon.
Chase has decided that his lineup for the
opening game will In as follows Wolter.
right field; HemphilI centre field: Chase,
FIRST base. Bartzell, third base; knight,
second base; Cree, left field: Johnson.
shortstop Sweeney, catcher, end Jim
Vaughn. pitcher. with Fisher being kept
warmed Up in the event that Vaughn weak
ems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

Showing whirlwind speed on his boasteo
strokes and perfection OF command a.
nicking John W. Prentiss. champion OF the
Racquet and Tennis Club and Boston eA-
pert. won his place in the final round OIL
the national squash tennis championship
Yesterday. Prentiss came through three
sizzling matches on the courts Of the Har-
ward Club, No. q West +th street. without
the loss Of a game He experienced a mar
row escape In his third round match. III
that event he met the Chicago University
Club titleholder. c. Glidden Osborne. 1he
latter was powerful and active. He sur
prised Prentiss by running to lead or
l3-4 on the second game. At that Prentiss
worked his game UP to terrific pitch. Ills
shots were constantly varied and he won
the match at 15-5, Ills.
Both the other matches were compare
lively easy for Prentiss. He followed up
his victory over the Chicagoan by defeat
ing DR.. H. s. Satterlee at 16-5, 15-n. Then
he met the Princeton Club expert. NJ. L.
Feary, In the semi-flnal and defeated him
u.s. 1b-4. In this match Freary was not
qualified 10 cope with the pace of his oppo-
nent and was never In the hunt at all.
The top seml-hnal brackets were filled by
DR.. Alfred Stiman, I'd. and J.. du Pont
Irving, who meet for the final this morning.
the winner TO play Prentiss for the title
this afternoon. The three are all that are
left of the field of thlrty-eight competitors
I'm two days Of competition. It is the larg-
est entry that has ever competed for the
title. as the best list ever assembled at
Tuxedo was twelve men.
Irving, in reaching the semi-lnal, scored
q great three-game match over F. H. Bird,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
TIE IN FAST SOCCER GAME
Eight Thousand Spectators See
Last Round of Competition.

In the presence OF eight thousand en-
thusiasts tho Philadelphia Hibernian soccer
.,aveu and the Howard and Bullough team,
Of Pawtucket. r. J., met In the nnai ro""o
Of the annual cup tie competition OF Tue
American Football Association ~ Motifs
Park. Newark, yesterday afternoon. one
of the fastest games OF the season was
r,oved and ,he contest ended In tie at
one goal for each side.
For one hour and ten minutes the two
star teams. trained 10 the minute s'rus
sIad hard but neither side could tally. IL
fell to the lot Of Harry Burroughs, OF
Philadelphia outside right for the HI
bernians. TO break the score and guide the
arrant ball into the Howard and Bullough
not Pandemonium broke loose and the
PHILADELPHIA contingent was sure OF vic
tory. Another goal, however, was scored
ten minutes later, Michael cannon OF
Pawtucket. at outside left. heading the
ball from a rnx-up into the Hibernlan net
and equalizing the score.
Captain Wilson, of the Hibernians, won
the toss and chose the western goal, the
Howard and Bulloughs kicking OF against
the wind. The Hibernans kept on the ag-
the play until the New Englanders began
to liven things up, after which it was a
case Of nip and tuck all the way through.
Captain O'Toole, Of the Pawtucket team.
and Donnelly proved themselves a pair OF
brilliant Backs, and were invaluable while
the Hibernian forwards had the upper
hand. For the latter Kinds was speedy on
the left wing, and on the opposing side
Harvey was equally fast on the right.
Gallagher. centre for the Hibernians, maze
a telling shot for goal, but the ball struck
the crossbar. Donnelly, miskicking and
heading back, gave the Hibernians two
CORNERS" but the Rhode Islanders IN turn
had similar opportunities.
Conditions were reversed IN the second
half. the Howard and. Bulloughs. with the
wind at their backs. pressing gamely for
twenty-five minutes. until finally the Hioer-
mans tailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
NEWS OF THE GOLFERS
Glen Ridge Club Must Soon NAH.
Plans for the Future.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE COSTLY
Extravaganza in Laying Ont
Courses Makes Game More
and More Expensive

within few dsys the s,ockbold.r, a
the Glen Ridge Golf Club will NEE, 70 A..
eide upon definite plans for the future n.
most absorbing problem at presen, o..
fronting the members has 70 do with 49,.
on tho new eighteen hole course ,,,o, -,
now controlled by the club. rhere.i -.
ever, little chance Of this proner,, -
ready for play during the coming 49,.
especially as the club IS reasonably car,a,.'
of remaining undisturbed wher. !, 70 o.,
several months TO come
The present nine-hole circuit will .ysn,r.
ally be used for real estate purpose, az,
roads will also be cut through n mutt.
the season the Glen Ridge golfers a,u.,.
manage to keep busy in a competitive VIZ
so much 40, in fact, that on SATURDAYS ana
holidays the course sometimes becomes cor.
gssted. Robert Thomson, the professional
recently secuted in place Of Alec Cunning.
ham, will have HIS hands full I'm superin.
tcnding the improvements
According 10 the schedule drafted by n.
Deal Golf and Country Club nothing MOI.
E''''hN'uo tuHn HfInDeTs competlI'G1t
will be attempted during tn. coming SEA.
son. start will be made on May 90 ana
from that time until the end Of Septenbe,
the contests will follow In rapid succession
More than ordinary attention has bee,
paid with a view 10 making the holiday
events attractive. and there will also 10
composite score cup open for competltior
throughout the entire season. on Memo
rial Day there will be a thrty-six-hol.
medal play competition, selected elshtee,
holes 10 count. Three-qusrters u Ia
regular handicap will be allowed conter.
ants in that event.
A flag contest is on the programme 70,
the Fourth Of July. Each player will 70.
ceive a flag bearing his name which h.
must place at the point where his hand
cap, plus the par OF the course. has bee,
exhausted. The par IL ~. thirty-s'r
hole handicap is likewise on the scheIg.
fer the same day. on Labor Day the final
round. for the presidents and vice-pres.
dents cups will be determined along wfh
handicaps in classes A and b.
Although always difficult cours. /,
score on because Of It's unusual ens,t the
Deal circuit will be even more tryiux mi.
eason, for the reason that traps have been
added az a number OF points where ther.
has been too much freedom. The .iehA
hole is now we'll guarded. -