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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30

y successor as attorney general of
New Hampshire to Edwin c. East
man of Exeter. who is about to retire
after 20 years of service. was named
by Coy. Robert p. Bass, Friday. at
Concord, n. H.. in the person of
James +. futile of Manchester The
appointment was unanimously con-
firmed by the Executive Council Mr..
futile formerly was solicitor of Hills
borough county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30
NORRIDGEWOCk.

Will Knox of Madison was the
guest of friends in town, over Christ
mas.
f. J. Holway is spending a few days
in Portland.
There was a Christmas tree at the
Baptist and Congregationalist church
es, Monday evening, also al the
sehoolhouse on Oak Hill.
Percy Quimby and Miss Ina Jones
We're united in marriage, Saturday
Dee. %. by Rev. James Taylor.
The schools in town are closed for
two week S vacation.
Erban Emery of Fairfield was the
guest of relatives in town, over
Christmas
Mrs. Alex Tuttle and Mrs. George
Holt Of Larone were guests of Mrs
Ira Seekins, Thursday.
The jolly Glee Club had a Christ
mas tree at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rogers. Monday even
ing. \ very interesting program con-
sisting of music, reeitations and dia-
logues was given. over 100 members
We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30

mon will be appropriate for the new
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30

meat ander the circumstances could
net approve the claim for bounty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30
MAR RED.


W AGllO.
Belfast-Dec. y. George a. Matthews
of Belfast and Miss Jennie y. Herbert of
Rockland, Dec. Il. Clifton Chase and
Miss Arlene Smith. both of Waldo.
Searsport-Dcc. =. L. Franklin Dexter
Of Boston and Miss Edna Carter Of
Searsport.
Wlnterport-Dec. p, William Herman
Black of Cranberry Isles and Miss Lizze
Gregg Atwood of Ninterport
Monson-Dec. II, Archie Elwcll Hill of
Wllimantic and Adelaide Lunette Lum-
bert
WASHINGTON.
Perry.zDec. %, chas. Shaw and Miss
Elizabeth Boring of Perry.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hartman Of Lis
bon Falls and Miss Ruth Pickett Of Mil
bridge.
Fast Machas-Dee n. John T. Malta
tall of East Machias and Miss Lillian Il.
Smith of Machias
Columbia Falls-Dee p, George W
Rockwell, Jr, and Bhoda G.. Dobbins.
YORK.
BuSton-Dec; =. james Il. Waterman
and Susie Smith
MISCELLAN EOUS
Maiden, Mass.-Dec. 26. Benz Hall O
1heneove and Helen Marion Small o
Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30
READFIELD.

Mrs. James MacDougall and little
daughters nave returned home. after
months visit in New York and Phil
a6elphia. The little girls, Ruth and
Florence. were operated on in Phila-
delphia for adenoids.
Rev. E. w Webber will conclude
his work here, sunday. as supply at
the Gniversalist church. The ser
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30
SOMERSET.
SOION.

SOUTH.-Mr. and Mrs. w O. Paul
have returned home from a three
weeks stay in Lynn, Beverly, Boston
and Providence.
Miss Annie Holmberg is spending
Christmas week with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. n. Holmberg.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Rowell are the
happy parents of son born, Sunday,
Dee. "A.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spear of
Skowhegan and Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Paul and family were Christmas
guests at c. r. Durham's. \ bountiful
dinner was served, after which pres
ents were distributed from we'll
loaded Christmas tree.
Mrs Lizzie Bosworth. who has been
at the Somerset hospital for treat
mcnt, is improving.
Archie Adams with his crew of men
is pressing hay at the Ella Jewett
farm.
Byron Harvile, who has been work
ing at Skowhegan, is visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvlle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30

Other nominations were made by
Governor Plaisted as follows.
Dedimus Justice-Willam II. Hines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-30

LAkESIDk-Mr and Mrs. ~ G.
Bassett entertained company, Sunday
Charles Doe is in Hallowel
Ray Huntington visited. Thursday
and Friday, at Mrs. Oria Worth's, al
Lakeside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
GOTCH PLANNING
FOR A GREAT TOUR

CHICAGO, Sept. ia nine
months teHF Of the principal cities ~
the world and then retirement ia his
beloved farm near Humboldt, Iowa. is
the plan which Frank Gotch who de-
feated George Hackenschmidt for the
worlds wrestling championship, has
lust com pleted. Goteh outlined HIS
plan to tho reporters.
4 thought that Hack would make
better showing" he said Il
thought ne would 80 the limit for st
least three hours, and | WAS ready to
go five. Training every day for three
months. = have endured the iimit u
physical exertion.
My pans for the future have been
perfected. / shall remain in Chicago
for q few DAYS Then viii 60 tn my
home in Humboldt. Iowa. and ar
range my affairs for r. tour through
the United States. England and Scot
land navt !, than, FRANCS, GSessly3,a4r3,,
Austria. Sweden and a stop In Athens,
Greece, whore wrestling has always
been an honored pastime"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
CARLISLE INDIANS
TO USE "WING-SHIFT"

The Carlisle football coach, who
started his braves at practice with
: me plgskin last week. has passed
the word that the "wing-shift" will
we prominent strategy in this year 3
tactics tt Will be remembered that
Glenn Warner was the originator of
the wing SHIFT using Fl for the
first time when the Redskins from
Carlisle Smothered the Columbia
eleven in 1899 by score Of IS TO
o 1t is safe to predict that Warmers
shift plays this year will cause many
Eastern coaches to look up their
books
WHITE Carlisle did not have very
good material last year. those who
watched the team play it's important
game were Of the opinion that the
Indians had an unusually we'll devel-
oped o;ense, Warner is 80 we'll ga It's
fed with the plays he has Developed
that he probably will rely on nearly
the same formations az were used
last year with the addition OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
BLUE RIBBON DOGS
TO TRAVEL IN STYLE

NEW YORK, Sept. 1o-So that her
niue rlopon dogs may travel from snow
TO show in the greatest possible luxury
without the possibility of catching cold.
beautiful Mary Winthrop. who. thous,,
less than twenty wears of age. is knoun
"i' TWO continents as the greatest wo-
man breeder Of bulldogs. has fitted nm i.
special car for Their accommodation.
In this car, all ot them free to ex.
erclse as much AS they please. ten or
me most valuable ~ her prize winners
VIII start on Monday for Chicago.
where they VIII ho presented at The
snow. Miss Winthrop anticipates that
me winnings of her dogs will more
than meet the expenses of the car
MISS Wlnthrops very remarkable
kennels, known as Never Neve-.
Lands, after the fanciful country In
Peter Pan. ara located at shelter Island
Heights, where for four wears cba,n-
plons OF the French and English bun
dog class have been reared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
RUMORED THAT JERSEY CITY
WILL. LEAVE THE EASTERN
Game Postponed Saturday Because Of Poor AHenddnee7al
OF Richmond as Possible Sncce the Jersey Guy
Newport Meas and Hampton DSbl1cs DanyHet

With Steve Griffin as manager OF
the Colts next season, the question
arises. What VIII become of George
Cowan? When Mr. Bradley was asked
The question yesterday. he replied tnar
ne did not know, that 1t was up to
Griffin.
Cowan is recognized as most VAIN
ahle utility man, and there Is little
doubt but that Griffin Will hold him.
toWan Is popular with the fans and is
a hard worker. These two assets
should be Of sufficient value to the
new manager. Scrap Iron" has been
with the Colts since the present league
was organized six years ago, ana his
friends and the lovers OF baseball gen.
orally hope he will be with the Colts
again next season.
Jersey City May Drop Out
With all the talk of greater baseball
In Richmond comes the rumor again
that there may be an Eastern League
team here next year. This rumor is
strengthened somewhat by reports
from Jersey City that the club in that
city has disappointed the fans and has
practically killed ball there for some
time ia come. The game in Jersey City
Saturday was postponed until Sunday
because of poor attendance. This does
not speak we'll for the Jersey town.
ana It's said that they VIII do with
out bail next year.
If such be the case. there may he
some sort of chance for the Richmond
people who are talking of big ban Tor
this town to get In the game at the
next meeting Of the Eastern League.
The circuit embraces Rochester To-
ronto, Baltimore, Buffalo. Montreal
Jersey city. Newark and Providence
One objection that has been raised
10 the proposition is that Of long
Jumps but the Jumps are little longer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
RICHMOND RACKETERS
WENT AFTER NORFOLK

Local tennis ~layers IN nine set
match Saturday afternoon on the Her.
mitage COLI Club courts captured six
matches to three for their opponents
from Norfolk. The playing was OF the
sensational type. Especially was this
true or the Blair Dobie and Coke-Ty-
Ter matches. With Tyler having a
load OF one set and within one game
or the second, Cooke. by brilliant play
ing. deuced the set and finally won IL
at 1913. Tyler. however, won the third
set at 6-2.
Donald Blair had revenge on r.
-l2nbie. laobie having defeated him two
weeks ago at Norfolk. after Blair had
Lead OF one set and 81 on the sec
ond. the score being Ga. 6-3.
In the singles Norfolk got ons
match. this being the Tunstal A. Kicks
match, Kicks losing 81. 6-3, 10 tho
time champion of the University
or Virginia. In the doubles match
Norfolk won two out OF the three
matches
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

!. have hosts Of alumni and friends
IN the city who are always loyal to
their respective colors and the fact
that the prospects for a winning team
are unusually bright Mt Washington
and Lee this fall will create unusual
interest In the contest on October IS
Another regular game on this years
schedule that will arouse unusual in
terest is that with the University OF
North CarolinG. one OF Techs highly
esteemed rivals. his will be due In a
great measure to the fact that Branch
Bocock. for the past two years coach
or the Techs. will direct the move
ments OF the Tarheels against the
team that he plotted last season. II
vas under his coaching that v. p. !.
carried off the cham pionship honors
of the South in 1909. and what he
VIII do this season in the land of the
pine Will be watched witN intense in
terest
The last game on the schedule
will arouse the greatest interest in
the football world. The game with
a. and M, In Norfolk, Thanksgiving
day mas for the past two seasons been
tho biggest football event In the South
on that date. and probably no year
mas the enthusiasm and interest been
so Intense a II viii tns November 80.
this fail
This will be the deciding game of
series or three. V. p. |. having won
IN 1909 to the tune OF 1876, and A.
and nj. coming back in 1910 and TAX
ing the game. SIS. This being the
deciding game of the series. 1t is GER
tain that the interest Will be at fever
heat when the two great rivals meet
at Lafayette Park on Thanksgiving
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
VARSITY FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE

ne varsity OF Nrginias football
Schenule complete is as follows
Saturday, September 23-Hamp-
a@n7sinneS, al 1har!ottesv4lle.
"'", nay september 80 Ran
dolph- Macon, ~ charlottesville.
Saturday, October William and
Mary at Characteristic
SATURDAY. October l4.--Swarth
more, al Charlottesville.
SATURDAY. October 2l.-Virginia
Miiltary institute. at Charlottesville.
Saturday October 2sst Tohn;s
tAnnapolist, at Charlottesville.
saturday, November 4--Open.
SATURDAY November 1i.--Johns
hopkins, at Baltimore.
SATURDAY, November 1s.-George-
town, At Washington.
saturday, November 2b.-open
Thursday Thanksgiving Dav)' No
vember 5o-University of North caro-.
lima. at Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Plays North Carolina in Richmond

Bl-AG kSBURG, VA. Sept 10-The
football schedule of Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute has been announced. its
dates being:
October l. Hampden- Sidney. at
Blacksburs; October 7. University Of
Ma ryland tpending}: Oct a. Yale
University, at New Haven: October II
Western Maryland at Blackshurs.
october ~, Washington and Lee Uni
Nefsity, al Roanoke; November
University of North Carolina ~
Richmond, November II. Morris Har-
vey College. OF West Virginia at
Biacksburg; November 10. Tniver
sity of Tennessee. at Blacksburg. No
yember 80, A. and NJ, of North Caro-
lin, at Norfolk.
Although the schedule for this fall
mas undergone some changes it Will
require only "A glance to see that lot is
up 70 the nigh standard set In pre-
Vious years. Y. p |. having had the
honor Tor several seasons of PLAYING
the hardest schedule Of any Southern
institution.
or the Hine games included in the
lsil schedule, five are with teams
played last easen-the Navy. Eastern
college. MaryVille, and George Wash
lhgton niNersity havi3r been replac-
ed ny Yale University, ttasvaYsitys ,f
Maryland, Morris Harvey College and
the university of Tennessee. In be
ing able to place Yale on the 1911
schedule. V. =. / has accom- plishea
something that has been sought by a
number of the leading institutions of
the South for many years
The Yale game viii be Cooked for
ward to as the great gridiron battle
between the North and the South
and the result Of this hattie. on Oeto-
her ~, will he looked forward to with
much interest by pigskin followers
throughout the country
Ihe regular game with Washington
anu Lee University ON October 28, in
toahoke, promises to arouse greater
interest this Year than ever before
b2sn WASHINGTON and La end y,F,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

he docs not wish 10 allow his team
to 90 10 Richmond That he might
object was told to flr Bagb'y when
ne started negotiations But Man
ager McAleer said that no games
would be played In Philadelphia, ana
inst nc knew OF no objection 10 the
Richmond dates
There are two days of the week
mentioned in which games could not
be played In Philadelphia, the Phil
lies being scheduled there II Is nos
sihle that Manager Mack is acting
under u misuE Outstanding nor know
ing that McAleer has made plans. ana
net having examined the National
League schedule closely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
SoN Defeat Browns.

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.--The White
Sex came back to the home lot to-day
and trommed the st. Louis Browns
eight to three. Doc White was knock
ed out of the box by fierce batting
rally in the opening round. Recruit
Reuz relieved him and allowed but
three hits the rest of the, way. two of
them being scratches The Sox
cl0Wed Georges curves hard and Of
ten. Block assisted in clouting
bee in which the Sex quickly cut down
the lead and passed the Browns and
although st Louis tied score. Wal
laces men were soon put far behind
by the consistent clouting Of the home
team
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
RICHMOND LOSES
LAST OF THE SERIES

The Goobertown Hustlers capture,
the fnai game Of the post series sa,.
4raay IN a hotlY contested game.
Ho'h teams fought hard for tho third
ana last game
fdst fielding by both teams made the
3'Iti' very interesting throughout.
Field day was held f,rs, h,forn >.
game began, In which members ~ ha+5,
teams shared. Vance won In the 1itch
ers contest and Lucia COPIED the nrt.a
IN the catchers' contest. spencer No.,
th' long distance throw contest Rona
won IN the siNtr-yard dash. The
score he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
To Meet I'm Washington

NEW YORK. Sept, 10.-The axecu.
i've com mittee OF the American Au-
tomobtle Association. which has hesr
meeting here, announced that il had
authorized the National Good Roads
Board TO make all ARRANGEMENTS 10
hold the Associations fourth annual
national convention at Washington
during December upon the opening OF
congress The committee says that
these conventions will be held in
washington until Federal aid in In
terstate road building becomes an ac-
complished fact
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

shift. which, II ia felt. Will be- unus,1-
ally effective under the present rules
The new Indian squad includes AS
candidates. and the week of practice
has consisted mainly Of rudimentarv
work, such as passing and falling on
the ball tackling, charging and bit o.,
track work Very few OF the expert
enced candidates have started prac-
hce, and II te expected that Il will he
two or three weeks before eli of the
old players return from their Vaca-
tons, The outlook is naturally at
present bit uncertain. because IL is
not known whether ali the old piay-
ers. who were expelled Will return.
There are three or four green. grow
ing Indian Nanths " hn- show promise
of developing into good players al
though they viii take much care and
VIII have TO show unusuI merit II they
are to lie OF much service this wear
Assisting Coach Warner are Chas.
p'Brien formerly u Bucknelr who
VIII stay the season out. aud Albert
EXendine. the famous end and ex-
captain. VIII assist Warner for a cou-
pie OF weeks before he takes up reg
ular work az coach Of an ohio uni-
Versity
The loss OF Houssr. sveet-Corn.
Jordan. keuerly Braekiin and prob
ably Duuois, from last yearq's team
win make II necessary 10 develop both
ends. a guard. fullbaek and both half
backs. bu; II Thorpe returns he should
be able to supplant ex-Captain Hou-
ser, and new men and substitutes VIII
be relied upon TO MI the other posi-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

President c. Il Williams
has issued a call for the fali
meeting of the Virginia League
directors to be held at The
Hotel Stratford. Petersburg. on
Thursday afternoon at
o'clock In accordance with
the custom the formal award
Of the pennant viii be made
and other business Of I'm
portance will be transacted
including the report of the
secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

A handicap golf tourua nleut against
= olpnei' hoge Was played on the
Hermitage golf links Saturday after
noon resulting the first pri1a being
awarded 70 William Aea!e and tho ser
Gnd prize H. Peter Winston Mr. NeaI
h"af the colonel one up, and Mr. Win
ssnat played him 10 d aiandstiH The
koF committee is arranging 4 series ~
tournaments for the fan ard inGira-
s1ens l'aini Ia q must saeoessfl.l aeasoI,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
AT THE THEATRES

Academy-W Wednesday. matinee ana
wight, Polly of the Circus; Thurs.
day night, Al Fields Minstrels.
Bitou-"School DAYS" all week.
Colonial and moving n,o.
lures.
Observation-Disclosures and moving MIC
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
Richmond.

summary Two base hit-Simmons
Sacrifice hits immons. Double plav,
= Bruekmiller TO simmons 10 Ioughljn
Bases on balls OFT Hogue I Teff on
hase s-Petersburr > Richmond !
struck out BY Bruekmiller. .. Time
OF game hour Umpire Vance. A.
tendance 900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
American Horse Wins Race.

CHANT1LLY, Sept f0,-The Prix
La Rochette. the first of the impor-
tant autumn product stake for colts
was won by Petulasce. with the Amer
lean jockey O'Neil in the saddle. The
winner Is from the stable OF W. X.
Vanderbilt. The intense heat caused
. ANAL attendance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept, 10 The Cubs
fePt,@d ."Re. II the Reds to-day y to
=. ID f@3l Faek t~c grimes behind The
Grants Ia tie peunant raco. Hobuzel
Won the game for Cincinnati by hit
ting homer over the right held fence
WIN me bases fun and two out In tho
S'N nith inning, one run had counted
'ei',fe hobbN made his swat Chance
=. 3h'e' Iichl" after this round The
Rods counted once otf Riehia Ir "a
sixth aud clouted home TWO rora
of King Cole IN the eighth. Tho
oois bumped Gaspar for four
straight hits, one double. with none
out In 'he first but got only two
runs DOYLE made the circuit aftnr
singing II open the sixth. Clarke
batted for Gaspar in the seventh ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

3FVVFI8f n q U . z q u Y II
summary. Two base hits--LaieIe
birmingham. Three base hit-Crayv-
ford Sacrifice hifs--Olsen Butcher,
Stanage, Bush. Stolen bases-RaIl.
Cobb %. Eases on balls-OY Bland
ing. .. of Donovan. !. Hit ny pitched
BY Handing BushD Firu base
on errors--Cleveland s: Detroit, 9.
Left on bsses-CIeveland. 6; Detroit.
10 Struck out-By Banding. 4: by
Donovan, Double plnys-I.aiole.
Olsen and LaJoie, Ball, Olsen and La
foie. Moriaritv and Gainor wild pitch
Donovan. Time, 2:25 tTmpire@.
Egan and Oloushnn. Attendance.
9,756
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

Standing Of Clubs.


Ne% y ork at Boston
Brooklyn a Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
SATURDAYS Results

New York, 5; Washington, tthlr-
teen innings.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
st Louis, ?; Cleveland, 9.
Chicago, o; Detroit, l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11

Richard Johnson, a nineteen year
old negro is under arrest at the Sec
ond station on the charge OF break
ing into the dwelling house Of Es-
telle Stewart. No. 612 Calhoun street,
Rnd earring AZ Afty cents,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-11
Mack Would Not Play Here;
McAleer Made Arrangements

Ia retereh"" 20 the report thar Tho
Ai.-ataf team wouId play in Rich
mona the Washington Post OF vester-
day has this to say
PHILADELPHIA. Sept Man
"seF Mack OF the Athletics. to-day
Trih@d as STORY wttfeh was sent olit
from Richmond Nn. TINT one or two
'f IN" games between the Afh(etfcs
ana IN" Ati-Ftars. managed u} jimmy
" > ieer. "auid h. played IN that
tilt- Of COURSE the arrangements
We're boine -nlude only provided tho
Atnietjee WON the American League
Champ i0ust D.
Mr. MacA aaIa ihat there MAS no
nHth IA the story that anv Of thc con
''His with tae Ali-Sars would he
mayed !" Richmond, and that only
three citlcS Nero being considered
" 'hr Athl'urs. Ind the penuant the
Hfsi f.Hnu with the AlI-Siars will take
ola al Baltimore pn SUNDAY, Deto-
beer The remaining games VIII he
paved 81 Washington and IN this city
RE Fumher If contests viii depeud
4P7a the date when the national com
mission decides that he worlds e--
rias shull start
1t is planned 10 Aate the American
Lcagiie Hmm pjoBs and the Atl-stars
meet as many Tunes rs possible, and
probably only one date VIII na left
+" ii@A : r iA@ Teams "a rest APP T4le
American League season viii close
Ia the East en Saturday. October :
ana on sunday p,tober < In the
Ness. while the NATIONAL Leagues
light VIII end on Columbus day, Octo-
her
.f IA t,t TO.