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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

2fd8 Figures iusl compiled bv mo
huroaH OF statistics, department Of
commerce and labor Indicate lbat
re imports Of the year VIII apqrox-
mate - .Soo. noo, 600 agaip#s=
sfi;3 a4.n1a ia 1910. which WIS tho
former hish record year for imports
and that tie country5 exports viii
a&sreeate S2,to4. 00o. Boo, AGAINST
S2,093.ooo goo in the former bign
record }ear for exports. tg11. Tho
calendar Year will also break an
records ~ the value OF both imports
and exports
3he increase in imports occurred
especially IN raw materials for mo
ten months for which fienres arc
available amounted 10 $a23.s73 ass
AGAINST $32l 5o@,273 il the same
months OF lasl year The increase
occurred especially in hides and
skins. which SLOW a gain or sac
'oe,Voo rubber, about cocoon
Vpo' wool, over SIS 600 00n aud :,
pefS' y lo,ooo'doo In foodstuff i'm,
ports Of coffee showed increase Of
- 'ooo,ooo aud sugar $23 900 900
Exports OF cotton for The eleven
months Of 1912 amounted to s53l-
ooo, 600, against $40, 900 o0o far
tue same months in 1911. Wheat
exports Tor the period probably viii
amount 10 about 10000 oila h,,.,,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

THE thief Who was arragned for
stealing an umbrella urged in his
own defense bat he had been
taught TO lay by something for y
rainY day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

Inc women of Kansas are fazr
finding oui that serving IN mftes
ana attending pink teas do nor ulA
MeiI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.

Ectipsed AL preyion. Records in
1912. both Imports and Exports,
Washington, Dee. 24.--The for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

There arc tlmes when one aboula
take ii.e easy like al agent 9akes
Eout money
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24
4 CHRISTMAS TBOt Ont.

The whole vi Christmas is built
around the love Of d mother for a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

In order that no part Of our cit
ixenship may be disappointed, We
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-24

You say YOU are perfectly wiling
to help the worthy moor, but tlaat
Won do not know Of any such Who
need Yeur assistance IN that eatse,
hunt mp some member Of the city
relief committee and give him a
check for whatever amount YOU are
willing 10 donate We guarantee
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
26th Judicial District Court of La,
Parish of Washington
J. A. niIIsry
w. No. 1881.
George 1siloy and r. N. Miller.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of q writ of Neri Facias issued out OF
the above named court in the mat
ter of J. A. Hillery vs.. No. 1881, Geo.
Talley and R, NJ. Miller, dated May 81,
1912, and to me directed for execution,
l have seized and will offer for sale
and sell to last and highest bidder at
the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, Oh
Saturday, July 20. 1912
between the legal sale hours for judic-
ial sales the following described prop.
erty t0-wit:
Three hundred 5000 acres of land,
more or less, situated in Washington
Parish, La, and in the Bushnell &
Warner under VIM. Berry Headlight,
No. fifty six (56) in Township four
a. s., r. twelve Q2) east. st. Helena
Meridian, bound north by lands of the
Great Southern Lumber Co.. east bv
lands of B. l. Magee, south by Boguc
Chitto river. and west by lands OF
George Reviere and j. 4. Schilling:
Berry's creek being the, conditional
line on the west.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit Of
appraisement.
This 18th day of June. 1912.
JOE N. MAGEE,
Sheriff
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20

The General Assembly will bt
left to choose between the two
measures, one of which re, enacts
the law of 1906 with changes and
the other of which amends the
law Of 1906 to accomplish the
changes.
In these two measures the
important change has to do with
the matter of asking assistance.
The change provides that one
physically disq lalified or regis
tered under a section other than
the educational clause may ask
any person to assist him to mark
the ballot in the booth.
A person who asks such assis-
tance must swear that he needs
it and on the poll list his name
must be noted as he having been
shown and assisted"
The section provides that no
one may volunteer to assist a
voter and that one who assists
a voter must not give information
thereon. It further provides
that any one not physically dis.
qualified or registered under
clauses other than the educa-
tional clause who swears that he
needs assistance or receives as
sistance is guilty of a misde-
meanor and shall be punished
therefor.
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Only Physically Disabled Will
Have Assistance.

Baton Rouge; La, June TO-
Notices we're given in the House
this morning (subject to correc-
tion) for the introduction of two
measures, alternative in charac-
ter, which have been drafted by
administration representatives
in lieu of the general and primary
election bill presented for con-
sideration by DR.. Burns and
others Of the Good Government
League in New Orleans.
Long and arduous research by
q group of House members, Delos
+. Johnson leading, working
with Secretary to the Governor
Mlllsaps, has been going on over
the weekend.
The bill sent up covered both
the primary and general election
law and was extremely ''advanc.
ed, " culling the statutes of those
States where the literary test is
very high and requiring a COM
plex and carefully-arranged plan
of procedure.
Three measures has been
roughly cast in its stead.
Ope, the submitted bill, re-
drawn and with the general
election law left out; one prac-
tically the primary election law
of 1906. re-enacted to meet the
reforms needed; an act amenda.
tory Of the existing law.
The first measure will prob.
lably be abandoned.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
Notice.

The annual meeting of the
stockholders will be held at the
Office of the corporation on Mon
day, July l, 1912, between the
hours of l and 2 p. M. for the
purpose of electing four directors
to serve the ensuing year, and
any other business that may
cO&e before them.
T. M. Babington, Pres.
Michael Darlington, Sec'y.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
of Washington, have examined the re-
port of the Parish Treasurer and &C
cept same as correct.
W. L. Smith, Chair,
c. A. Jenkins,
J. w. knight, Fin. Com.

| y. w. hulSnIs I rlU' NoAA
On motion by W. l.. Smith, seco2de
by c. A. Jenkins and carried tn
change in the Spring road to leav
Penn Road at Sanpedro church ant
intersecting Tangipoha road
Springs bridge, was granted.
On motion by w. L. Smith, seconded
by ]. w. Owens and carried, c. A
Jenkins and J. w. knight were ap
pointed as a committee to work will
r. E. Keaton on plans TO build Peter
Lake bridge.
On motion by W. l.. Smith, seconded
by J. W knight and carried the fol
lowing ordinances were adopted:
An Ordinacce extending the time ir
which Messrs. Boyd & Bradshaw to
complete the road construction un-
der their contract of June 9, 1911. ant
their supplemental contract of Aug
ust =, 1911.
Whereas, an unusually wet season
has made it impossible for Boyd &
Bradshaw to complete the road con.
struction contemplated and provided
by their contract with Parish OF Wash
ington, dated Jnne 9, 1911, and their
supplemental contract dated August
8, 1911.
And, whereas. Boyd & Bradshaw
have requested an extention of time
in which to complete the said work,
under the terms and conditions of said
contract and supplemental contract;
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
time in which Boyd and Bradshaw are
required to complete the construction
OF good roads in the Parish of Wash.
ington under terms OF their contract
with said Parish dated June 9, 1911,
and their supplemental contract Of
August 8, 1911 be and it is hereby ex.
tended to October l, 1912. 1913 and
1914 and it is provided that the COM
pletion of said work by October l.
1912, 1913, and 1914 shall constitute q
full and complete compliance with
their contract.
/. Be 1t further resolved by the Police
Jury OF the Parish of Washington,
That an official seal for the Parish of
Washington is hereby adopted, same
to consist of two concentrlc circles
with the words, "Parish of Washing
ton, State Of louisiana" in the space
between said circles and the Pelican
and the words, Union, Justice and
Confidence" in the center, just as
they appear in the center OF the Seal
Of the State Of Louisiana.
Be it further resolved. that all acts
and evidences Of obligation of the
Parish of Washington shall bear the
impress of the seal, attested by the
Secretary of the Police Jury of the
Parish of Washington.
There being no further business. On
motion Board" adjourned to meet as
. "Board" OF reviewers on June II.
1912.
4. E. keaton, Pres,
w. E. Banister, Sec'y.
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1
ton Treasurer, electing his sue
cessor and adopting an ordinance
regulating the speed of automo
biles on the streets of Franklin
ton. Present D. E. Branch, May
or, j S. Brock, D. N. Magee, ant
Willie Pierce Aldermen, absen
M. NJ. Magee and j. M. Stanland
The Board was called to order
by Mayor Branch and on motion
of j. S. Brock it was moved and
carried that the board accept
the resignation of w. NJ. Babing
ton.
On motion of J. S. Brock anG
carried Robt. Darlington was
elected town Treasurer.
On motion of D. N. Magee and
carried the board adopted ordi.
nance regulating the speed OF
automobiles on the streets of the
town of Franklinton.
The Mayor then appointed a
Board of Health as follows: DR..
]. L. Brock: DR.. W. J. Jones,
DR.. j. G. Denman, Robert Bah.
ington and J. NJ. Burris.
There being no further busi-
ness on motion the council ad-
journed.
D. E. Branch, Mayor,
Ira L. Pope, Clerk.
ORDINANCE 50.
Be it resolved, by the Mayor
and board of Aldermen of the
town Of Frankliuton, in special
session assembled; That the
running of automobiles on the
said town at a speed exceeding
fifteen miles per hour is hereby
forbidden, and any person or
persons who shall be found vio-
lating said ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and on conviction thereof before
the Mayor shall be fined in a
sum not less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars, and in default
of the payment of said fine and
all cost the offender shall be i'm
in the common Jail for a
period not less than ter nos more
than thirty days or both at dis
cretion Of the Mayor.
Be it further ordained that
this ordinance 20 into effect i'm.
mediatelv upon the promulgation
thereof. This the 18th day Of
June 1912.
D. E. Branch. Mayor,
Ira L. Pope, Sec'y.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
Police Jury Proceedings.

Franklinton, La, June 3.l9l2. The
Police Jury in and for the Parish Of
Washington met in regular session at
the court house in the town of Frank
linton on the above date with all mem
bers present.
Onmotion by W. L. Smith, seconded
by ]. w. Knight and carried the fol-
lowing bills we're approved and order
ed paid.
\. 4, Thigpen, books and stationery IS g Is
B0galuss American, printing. ................ 81
Louis scale, repairs on German CT. brds. .
Leader Pub. Co, publi0hinR minutes. lS
7: nannius, guard at small pox camps, . :.
). 2 5assnan, 1esdips prisoners, month !
Rebt. Bsbhgton Ltd, mdse. and bill 70
AlDaones kossett q =
n: 9. Pools, repeirs on Lawrence creek
~ q
Joe n. nagee, salary and expense Of .
smi SriSss 1epsils. III ward : +
b. . 9. Ksily. secretary state board ot ).
health u
The Hon Parish Treasurer submitted
his report for the Quarter ending
March 3lst, 1912, as follows:
cou1T HOUSE 1ufr.
ian. II, q. bal. 3aab41 Mar. scr. bsl.sAA7s.el
Feb. lel1 dep. 1i.3
Mar. 1917 dep: 11:1 -
5l7s16 1ll7sSl
Mar. n. G.. bal .(ll7SW
| o1u1nAL DuHD.
Jan. INA e. hal.s lse0 Mar. You. Bal.s7ss..<'
Hasch deposit.-. lllel7
/. d, overdr.k 5d7.os
| 7065N 7atal'
Mar. n, ovsrdrait jai7a 4
coon ROADS.
Jan. q. bal. 7e!s.1 Ma; q. '. e! ~ si3e ! =
A''' ae''' ssss:a @ 55i1ai
Mar. n, Ct. bal. 055Js
s., 4.s z Y 9, s., ~ ',s :r :; :; 81 81 's;:
MAJ. n, deposit 0e.S5
Mar. Y, cr. hal. l70RN
jan. INA q. balsllsl1 MAJ. u, q. bal.salsl.s Z
Eeb. deposit.. 16e.5e
lfaS, deposit. ~
, NO 11s1.S 9
lNar. q, 4. III. 3ill.S0
! We ~ undersigned Finance com
,i.~sA<... - 49, EarA31n Imrw ~ tn pAFfa&
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
Town Council Proceedings.

Town Council Proceedings
Franklinton, La, June 4.-Tht
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
met at their office in the town O
Franklinton, on the above date
with the following member.
present: ]. S. Brock Jr., May
or Ptm., NJ. NJ. Magee, D. N
Magee and Willie Pierce, Alder.
men.
The Mayor. D. E. Branch, be-
ing absent. it was deemed best
to defer the business until he
could be present, and on notion
adjourned to meet Thursday June
9th, at 4:30 P. M.
]. S. Brock Mayor Pro tenn.
Ira. L. Pope, Clerk.
Franklinton, La, June 6.-The
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
met at the Mayors Office on the
above date pursuant to adjourn
ment, President D. E. Branch,
Mayor. J. S. Brock, Jr.. D. N.
Magee, M. M. Magee, and J. M.
Stanland, Aldermen Absent
Willie Pierce.
The minutes of the previous
meeting read and approved.
The report of the Treasurer
was received and given over to
the Finance Committee for ex.
animation. The resignation of
Treasurer, W. M. Darlington,
was read and action deferred un.
tit next meeting of the Council.
The following bills were pre-
sented and ordered paid:
Ers.Lesder Publishing Co.. -. 321 25
]. 7. Msgee. ee.................... 12 20
On motion. and carried, that
the Clerk be authorized to issue
Warrents for the salary of the
Marshall at the end of each
month.
On motion of D.. N. Magee,
and carried. that the EracLeader
be the official organ for the town
Of Franklinton.
On motion Of ]. s. Brock. and
carried, that the council elect a
Marshall, the matter having been
deferred until this meeting, D. B.
Walker Was unanimously elected
Marshal 1t i salary Of 5000 per
month and in addition thereto
the regular fees. And also
moved and carried that the Mar.
shal give all the time to the duties
Of his Office.
The Mayor appointed NJ. M.
Magee and J. NJ. Stanland com.
mittee to meet with Assessor in
regard to levying the taxes for
1912.
There being no further busi-
ness. s.-adioarned to meet subject
to call Of the Mayor.
D. r. Branch, Mayor,
Ira Z. Pope, Clerk.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
ffsnklinton, La, June /, 1912. !,
Mayor md Board Of Aldermen, Town
of Ftanklinton, Il.
I beg to submit tho following state,
mont, up to and including May 81,
1919: j,
oU9nRAL FUND.
Jan. 81, 1911, bsl. on hand. 1852 s5
Rsostpts since that date,. SO. 72l Is
s. ! 81 10
WaE1snts paid. 7ss 81
Bsl. on hand May 81. 1917. .,.. al6 ~
sT11HF FUND. ss
Jan. 81, 1919, oivvelrdraft:: !. t :...:t 20 %
Receipts since that dste. ...... 756 %
Warrants paid. .,.............. 6l1 7s
Bal, On hand Nay 81, 1912. - 1s 81
RAILROAD TAX 1vHD.
ian. 81, 1919, balance Oh la1d I 1so 50
Rscsipts since that dsfo. ~. 20s 65
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
MAY QUIT THE TIGERS
Hughey Jennings Reported as
Sour on American League.
WITH BOSTON NATIONALS
If Deal Goes Through He Will Be
Manager and Part
Owner.
WITH BOSTON NATIONALS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June s.-Ru-
mors that will not down indicate that
this is Hughey Jennings last season in
Detroit At the time of the strike Of
the players of that team in this city
Navin was told by some of his fellow
owners to get rid of his manager or
he would get in bad with the controll-
ing faction of the American League. 1t
is said that the Detroit owner at first
was loyal to his able leader. but the
opinion of his club mates set him to
thinking and as result Hughey himself
did not relish the reflections that were
made upon him at the time 1t is also
known that he Immediately got into
touch with the owners of the Boston
Nationals and that proposition was
made to him tentatively to accept the
management of that team with finan-
cial interest in it for 1913.
During the stay of the Pittsburgh team
in this city the Pirates admitted that
there had been an undercurrent OF
feeling among the National League men,
that it was splendid opportunity for
them to avail themselves of Jennings
services, for he is reported TO have toio
some of his closest friends That TINS
son circuit.
A we'll known attorney of Scranton.
George Howell, who knows best what
Jennings feelings in this matter are, said
TO Judge Davis of this city, Well
known admirer of the Tigers chieftain,
that there was but little doubt but that
Hughey had decided to shake the dust of
the American League from his feet. The
owners of the Boston Nationals may be
responsible for some of the talk that is
going the rounds too. for it is well known
that the controlling interest of that team
is very close to Manager McGraw of the
Giants, and that between them 1t is p<A5-
stbe that the deal may have been .en-
cooted and consumated, SO far as the
public knows for, of course, nothing dell
mite would be given out as yet, for 1t
would do no one any particular good at
this time.
However, no matter what the denials
are, it may be taken with a good bit of
authority that the proposition to change
from the five-fgure salary as Detroit S
manager to the post of manager and part
owner of the Boston club has already
been made to Jennings. and that If he
has not already accepted it he will think
over it "a long while before he rejects it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
OLYMPIC
TEAM IS PICKED
None of Olympic Records Even
EquaIed in Tryouts for
the Squad.

MONTREAL. June S.-Twenty Canadian
athletes. from all parts of the Dominion,
were picked by the Canadian Olympic COM
mittee tonight to go to the Olympic
games at Stockholm next month. The
choice was based upon the tryouts here
today, in which good times and distances
were made in most of the events, but in
none was an Olympic record either brok-
en- or equaled. The Olympic team is as
follows: Howard of Winnipeg, Kerr of
Hamilton, Ont, and Beasley of Vancou-
yer in the 100 and 200 meters fiat: Gallon
of Vancouver and Tressidor of Toronto,
400 meters fiat.
Brook and Knox of Toronto, 500 meters
fiat.
TAFT of Toronto and Tubman of Mon
treal. 800 meters flat.
Decoteau and Coates of Montreal, 5000
meters fiat.
Keeper OF Winnipeg and Chandler of
Vancouver. 10000 meters fiat.
Halpenny of Montreal and Cameron of
Toronto. pole vault.
Barbour, Toronto, standing high jump.
Miranda of Montreal, standing broad
jump.
Bricker of Toronto and Lukeman of
Montreal, running broad jump.
Gillies of Vancouver, discus throw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
OTHER RACING RESULTS.
Marlboro.

First race, three year Odds and upward: sell
ing; about five furlongs-Goh Check, us John
SOM. 3 TO I, G to and to 5. won: Shreve, 1l2
tFairbrother,, to ). to and to g. second;
Hannah Louise. rs CWhlteD, TO l. to and
to j, third. Time, 1.04 Crense. Dora NJ. Lutz
Christmas Daisy and Billy Barnes also ran.
Second race. three year-olds and upward; sell
ing; six furongs-Ethel Lebrume. lis tBergen).
to ), 3 TO and ont won: Gift. i07 Johnson:
TO l. TO and to 10. second; Warner Girls
well. 10 tMoodyl. to 2. TO . and to 3.
third Time. LA IL. Merise. Castiewood. Leia
loha and Emperor William also
Third race. steeplechase; short course-Race-
we'll, $50 Bryant, . to l, TO and to 5.
won: Enniskillen 40 Jacksonl, to 3, 2 to 5
and out. second Lucien. 100 buckley. to 1.
to 5 and to 2. third. Time. $40 Is. vir-
ginia Creeper and Garterman also finished.
Fourth race, three year-olds and upward; 1--WE
and half furlongs-Agamentious. 81 (Bruce), 10
to |, 4 to and 2 to1. won: Red Jacket. lo7
cutante 92 Ferguson). IL to 1, TO / and 2h
To l. third. Time. Ill Sam Weller, Vakesl.
Dr. Burt Josie Hampton, Fetaeh, Demoness and
Merry Chiffon also ran.
Fifth race. selling: three year-ods AMI upward:
about Ave furlongs-Royal Onyx, lit tFairhroth-
err, s to s, 8 to 8 and l TO 5, won; Fort Worth.
lI2 lRobertsonl, 4 to i to ; and ! to 8, SEQ:
and to 8, third. Time. i0A 1-o. Sir Edward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

below par. Tuckerman's winning card
was as follows:
Out. : aasss : ! 8 "a
The complete summaries for yesterday
follow:
First sixteen. semi-final round-H. l..
Bond. Sd. Baltimore Country Club, de-
feated DIR. l.. l.. Harlan. Columbia up
and to play: f. p. Brooke, Bannock-
burn. defeated d. F. Mallory. Chevy
Chase. l up.
Final round-E. p Brooke, Bannock-
burn, defeated III. l.. Bond, Sd, Baltimo G
Country Club. 1 up.
Second sixteen, semi-fnal round-A. S.
Mattingly, Columbia. defeated E. Harlan.
Columbia, up and 4 to play Morven
Thompse n, Chevy Chase, defeated John
c. Davidson, Columbia, up and l to
play.
Final round-A. s. Mattingly. Columbia,
2 up and 1 to play.
Third sixteen. semi-final round-Gen.
E. NJ. Weaver. Chevy Chase, defeated II.
c. Chamberlain, Columbia. up and 3 to
play: E. E. Jackson, Baltimore Country
Club. defeated o. Fl. Wood, Bannockburn.
) up and to play.
Final round-Gen f. NJ Weaver. Chevy
Chase, ueIeated E. E. Jackson, Baltimore
Country Club. up and to play.
Fourth sixteen; semi-final rounds D. d
Cooley Washington Country Club. l up in
10 holes: H. NJ. Hall, Bannockburn. de-
feated r. C. Hale, Baltimore c. G., up
and to play.
defeated II. NJ Hall, Bannockburn. up
and to play.
Fifth sixteen semi-final round-Gus T.
Worthington. Washington c. c., defeated
L. s. Sinclair. Columbia, up and to
play: c. c. Van Leer. Columbia, de-
20 i'm y
Final round-C. C. Van Leer. Columbia.
defeated G. T. Worthington. Washington
c. c.. UP.
round-R Weir. Wilmington c. c., de-
feated A. B. Leet. Columbia, 3 up and
to play: Allan Lard, Chevy Chase, de-
feated j. Fl. Hiss, Baltimore c. c.. up
and 6 to play.
Final round-Allan Lard. Chevy Chase.
up and 1 to play.
Second sixteen, defeated eight, semi-final
round-J. w. Frick. Baltimore c. c., de-
feated l.. D. Underwood. Columbia. 8 up
and to play; G.. F. Freeman Chevy
chase. defeated b. w. Smith, Baltimore,
up and 2 to play.
Final round-J. ". Frick. Baltimore c.
c., defeated George F. Freeman, Chevy
Chase, 2 up and to play.
Third sixteen. defeated eight, semi final
round-T p. Waggaman. Bannockburn.
defeated E. l.. Hill. Columbia. l up in 10
holes: Paris E. Brengle. Columbia. de-
feated W. NJ. Cary. Baltimore c. c., by
default.
Final round-Paris E. Brengle. Column
bia. defeated F. p. Waggaman, Bannock-
burn 5 up and to play
Fourth sixteen. defeated eight, semi
final round-H. c. Peck. Country Club of
Virginia. defeated ]. II. London, Ban
nockburn, ; up and 2 to play. w. l.
Travers, Bannockburn, defeated w. o.
Gilbert. Columbia. l up in 10 holes.
Finals-H. c. Peck. Country Club Of
Virginia. defeated w. /. Travers, Ban
nockburn. by default.
Fifth sixteen, defeated eight, semi-final
round-Victor Kaufman. Chevy Chase,
defeated George f. Truett, Washington
G. c., up and / to play; ]. NJ. Scran-
mage, Bannockburn, defeated c. B. Pen
rose. . up.
Final round-Victor Kaufman. Chevy
Chase. defeated j. NJ. Scrannage, Ban
nockburn, 3 up and 2 to play.