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The Washington times., 1913-07-09
At It again.

East ard West are battling today. the
Western teams having their stay at
home series. At this time Chicago is
doped to be the real contender Of the
home clubs. Detroit is not particularly
steady, and now that Cobb Is out Of
the lineup may be considered An in
and-outer. Cleveland has as yet not
recovered, the pitchers are weak and
there is not the spirit necessary. St
Louis Is streaky. Chicago. however, u
the class Of the West
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Games Show Deficit.

CHICAGO. July 9.-The committee
which had charge of the international
games held in Grant Park last week
face a deficit of Sl5,OO0, Il became
known today. Everett c. Brown, one
OF the managing Committee, attributed
the principal loss to the failure of the
polo tourney which had been planned
He said the committee figured on re-
ceipts of $1,000 from the polo tourna-
ment
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Wrestler Becomes
Unconscious in Bout

DULUTH. Mimi. July s-After
wrestling an hour and thirty minutes,
Walter Miller. the Duluth middleweight,
last night fell unconscious to the floor
Of Minneapolis. The contest was called
a draw. As soon as Miller had re-
covered he wanted to continue the con-
test. Neither man had an advantage
during the match.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09

1 saw q politician next, his face Va.
lit with cheer.
"Yes, Wilson In exactly Fightr-he
smiled from esP to car
"While / could nibble on . plum; yet.
II 1 get the bounce,
III fight on for the Cause alone
there's nothing else that counts"
1 saw . fighter In the ring. amid the
jeer and scoff,
Who had his Eobbon hammered in, his
bally block knocked Off,
They led him bleeding from the ring,
and then I heard him sight
81 met q gamer, better man, I've. got
NO alfbi." T.
Don't ssy tipped this off to you
No matter. pal, who might inqui re
But, after you have read II trough,
Heave this epistle In the fire.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Capital City-Cor.. 4; Bank, 3.
Central-Print., S; G. P. O., 4.
Depart.-C. and L., 8; P. O., s.
Federal-Fair., 6; Pet, 4.
z. W. S. S.-Pres., Is; Ref, Is.
Junior-Vict., Il; Col. 5.
Treasury-Fed.. 9; Hydro. s.
Marquette-War., 3; st. Jos. l.
Eastern Cong, l6;- Avon. s.
Northwest-St. P, S; Ny. Pl., 5.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
sVisitofs.
Endeav0rs to Break
Ordinance on Races

NEWARK. N. j.. July 9.-Legal steps
will be taken by L. M. Uppercu, owner
of the stadium motordrome here, in an
effort to break the city ordinance which
prohibits motorc ycle racing.
Five men were arrested last night
when they attempted to race. The
event was started in order to furnish
test case at law.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Cross Is flattered.

"Leaches" Cross, who put Bud Ander-
son, Paul Armstrong; eugenic champion
out of commission. is being accorded the
best of receptions on the coast. Cross
Is in line for the title defended by Willie
Ritchie and must had an idea just how
easy Anderson was going to prove as he
took his family out with him. 'Leaches"
has had tempting offers from all sorts
of clubs in the country. and has at last
gotten to the point where he Is In a
measure able to pick and choose.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
BOB TfiAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST

tennis cup. A F. wilding, the worlds
tennis titleholder who recently defeated
Maurice F. Mclaughlin. says the Amer
ican team stands a great chance to win
Mclaughlin has met and defeated prac-
tically both teams in the singles which
Is a pleasant thought when one considers
his defeat at the hands Of Wilding.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Lynch to protest.

I notice that NJ. ]. Lynch will carry :
protest to the A. A. U. officials In Balti-
more about the placing Of Healy in the
recent Baltimore c. c. run. II ID ex-
tremely doubtful II Lynch will get much
action on his protest judging from past
action. Washington athletes are claim
ing that they receive littl, or no atten-
ton from A. A. U. officials in regard to
protests and that there II considerable
discrimination against them.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Better than Daniels.

When c. NJ Daniels. the most won
derful OF swimmers was at the height
OF his fame. 1t was thought that as far
as swimmers went his achievements
would not be approached. Daniels was
good for any distance up to the mile.
and while Duke Kahanamoku, the
Hawaiian man fish. has equalled anS
surpassed Daniels sprint swimming
marks he has yet to make better time
in the distances.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Holds Entries Open.

NEW YORK. July 9-Because so
many entries came in at the last mo-
ment the executive committee of the
Long Island Rowing Association has
decided to ho,d open the entries for
the twenty-eighth annual regatta until
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Will Try to Keep Their
Records As Marksmen

Joe Hunter. Of the White Flyer Gun
Club and ]. E. Morgan. his guest. will
both be at the semi-weekly cub shoot
next Saturday. trying to keep up their
reputation as marksma. Yesterday
they made the highest scores In the ri ST
OF the semi-weekly shoots. each break
Ing - out OF 100 targets. DR.. George
Kirkpatrick was second, getting 9S. The
conlpiete scores are.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
On the Rampage.

McGraws
nothing handled
machine Is at last
The all
ne led IN 1911 or 1872 and the dope at last making
is shade
ego was four back An a
Held is calculated produce the desired results
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Neahga Wins Race.

WATERFOWL. N. Y. July s.-The
Neahga. representing the Crescent
fach, Club. of Watertown, won the
second Of the series of races for the
George Cup at the l.. Y. R. A. re-
gatS at Prinyer's Cove, Lake ontario,
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Was not Murphy.

It develops that Charles W. Murphy
wa snot the Man Of Mystery" who
gave Heine Zim the hundred bucks
for keeping In the good graces Of the
umpires. 1t seems that the unique
method Of keeping the Cubs star third
sacker In the games was a pretty piece
of business by Chicago newspaper
which hastens after the incident is over
to let the fans know something about 1t.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
CuIIop Is Firm.

YOUNGSTOWN. July 9.-Nick Cullop.
a New Orleans recruit on the Cleveland
Americans, held the local Interstate
League team scoreless in the last four
innings of their exhibition game. the
Naplanders taking the game by 8 to 3
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Another Phenom.

The main the other
win Of Joseph Boehng
pounding the paths terrific speed
Athletics
two games shy of the pitching likely
batting
will make him Of the best left n game.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
SECRETARY TO ASK
AID FROM MANAGERS
Wants Help in Getting Players
Recorded During Rush in
Next Few Days.
CORNELL TRIMS BANKERS
Ninth and G. P. O. Will Play a
Benefit Game for Frank
GoebeI Saturday.
CORNELL TRIMS BANKERS
Among the Amateurs
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Capital City-Bank. VS.. South.
Central-North. VS.. Sher.
Derartmental-War vs.. Aggies.
Junior-Climb. VS.. Iroquois.
E. W. S. S.-Ninth VS.. St. Agnes.
Brooklyn-Bapt. VS.. Meth.
Potomac-S. P. VS.. Congress Heights.
Treasury-Open date.
Marquette-Nav. VS.. Holy Name.
Eastern-Yank. VS.. West Buds.
Northwest-Calv. vs. Imman.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Derrick does well.

Claud Derrick. sent to Baltimore by
Connie Mack last year. purchased for
the Highlanders, and then let go to
Dunn again, continues to do exception
ally well for the Birds. Derrick never
seemed to be able to do much for the
Highlanders and received an injury
which kept him out of the game most
Of the time. Now he seems to be burn
ing UP the league.
The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Starts competition.

In a day or so the American team
will battle with the German tennis ex-
Fperts for the right to challenge the Brit
ian racqueters for the Dwight F. Davis
The Washington times., 1913-07-09

II will be known today whether or
not the Southland team is to remain
in the Capital City League. The team
IS scheduled to meet the Bankers and
as the team is reported disbanded
there is some likelihood that Man
ager Litchfield's players will desert
him as they did last week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
EXPORTACION

CAFE tornado aqui por el vapor Gu
bano Julia, para los siguientes puer-
tos:
Manzanillo-75s 7.312ks.
Saglia la Grande-125s. 12.125ks.
Matanzas-250s "a cooks.
Habana-550s. 551OOks.
Total: 1000 sacos con un peso de
96.737 kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
la question del
Canal de Panama

Nunt "a York 6 lie Enero.
Sc asegura que el Presidente no es
partidario de someter la question de-
Canal a los tTibunales de La Haya
fund5ndose en- que estos no son i'm
parciales para con los Estados Unidos
Una conision especial de ciudadanos
norteamericanos ingleses sera nom
brada, para resolver este asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07

Crisis en- Portugal
Nueeva York. 6 de Enero.

Nueeva York. 6 de Enero
SegIn telegramas recibidos Gle Lis
boa, Ell Consejo de ministries ha presen-
tado su dimision. Ell jefe de los conser-
vadores, Almeida, esta fernando un
nuevo ministerio En- SUI programa en-
tran TN plan economico; la revision de
la ley de separation de la iglesia y e]
estado; I'm trato mas liberal para con ell
clero, y la amnist1a de los prisioneros
pollticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
NOTAS HIPICAS

May interesantes resultaron las ca
freras Gle aver tarde Ell el hip0dromo
1e Niramar. Los vencedores fueron
'itana. Two Step, Atrevido, Secreto,
Secre:ario y Taboo
Ell rublico que presenci0 las carre-
ras fue numeros1simo jamas Sc habia
visto tanto Ell ning1n hip6dromo de
Puerto Rico
Los dividendos fueron pequenos, por-
que ganaron los caballos favoritos.
Ell jIez de salidas dio 6stas muy bicn.
ell Jurado estuvo acertadisimo Ell sus
decisiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
Gompers, en- Ell Senado
Nueva York Enero T.

Nueva York, Enero T.
Compers informo ante la Sub Comi-
sion de- Justicia del Senado defendien-
do los proyectos de ley de anti-injurc-
tion. Ataco al capital organizado, y di-
jo que 81 llegaba ell momento en- que Sc
tratase de implatar Ell gobierno por la
dinamita, seria el resultado del gobier-
no por injunction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
Wilson no
suelta prenda
Nueeva York, 6 de Enero. -

NueeVa 7 OrK, 3 de EnerO.
Mr. Wilson ha manifestado que, esti
mando sumamente dif1cil la formation
de un gabinete, no anticipara nonbre
alguno en- tanto no pueda decirlos to-
dos, = que, en- ell mensaje especial que
piensa presentar en- la session extraordi-
maria de la Camara, senalara algun
punto sobre Ell cual el desea que Sc le-
gisle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
Un proyecto de ley

Nueya York, 'Enero T.
MI. RriStow presento, aver, TN pro
yecto oe ley para crear una comisi6n
Industrial de inspection de corporacio-
:nss industriales, a semejanza de la Co.
mission Gel comercio para inspection de
ferrocarr;les entire uno y otro estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07


Dose"oa pehdlente
Isabe;. NacuabO Humacao
hosalia Vleques
Cann;oho
Oazaoor pendlente
p7i''iei''e
Vapor americana Ponce. Sali6 ell 80
i'' ~ : -
Vapor americana Massapeoua. Ell 4
rons;cn a+ar;oo rho n = &C, y
~ '0''' w.
q ''l presehte'
Tbo N " D CO c
'~'''' w.
cnqic,afar;,s Tho n v . . =.
. -~---.--
Napof americana Caracas. Salio Ell 3
y,
New ltrl pa" 62ta q / del corriente.
~~----~--~
v
oo,1I, i>, '',i ~ ~ "',o -, l'u'Neho"'N'
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07
Francia y el cafe
Nucya York, Enero T.

NWCNd 7 OfK, FnefO T.
La Samara francesa ha dado un in
forme sobre la accion que Sc trata de
llevar 8 cabo contra los cue almacenan
an Francia cafe 'valuado Para evitar
1ue continue Ell aumento de precio, ha
2ropuesto que Sc adnlita el cafe de las
o1onias libre de derechos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07

Del Toa Sugar IS
Carolina Sugar
Plata Sugar
Vannlna Distylling Co. 80
Mayaguez Sugar Co. 900
CEDULAS
Banco Territorial
7sem. 7 p. 0 0 104 103
Banco Territorial
s EN-. 3 p. D 10 100
BONOS
Borinquen Sugar 10 80
Cambalache Sugar 10
Juncos Sugar sec 1000
Lola Sugar $50
Carolina Sugar so
Puerto Rico Sugar 7% $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-07

Nllnt "a York. 6 de Enero.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
MADE HUSBAND HaB!rraL
EauNKsnD Is CHARGE

ws.hissyla. Sey. ss-N N.sssla'~
Justice vsudsi-H,rs ~ 'h. saprrmr
,vur, ,l!a. issu.d dlsr-;l,ns i"T ,1..
Nebraska s.prrn- sour, :. send Gp
Ter r-yirs case IN which .5s
s,sar,.s i!sis-r. "a z!,ioW of i.iasasn.
Guis-r. ~oa s:.5so damage. from
iu. slosnkcrp-rs on allegations that
ia.y had made her husband = habit
usi itunknfi,
MI. nuisrr sued undrr the Sis.
ru.i law. 'natinE sai~rn Keepers r.
sror.ibl. for any Injury caused .y
their s-i.r rf iiuuoT. sAc b~Elu her
action iu hcF husbands ''ir lime.
-isimlnS dAmsErs ti-ss for the iv-s ~
support. anG when be- died in 1871"
from pn~urouir contracted al his
mo,h..'s grave. fh- am.ud-.i hcT or
isirai complaint b. charging inst
arinkinN hsd made him unablc -
r-.is, the disease.
The two saloon k-rp-Ip .rr''Gi
the siarum law 's uurunsiitr;'3n1l
and the Ease will b. iouzhi .'ti in ih,
surr-m- cour; on those grounds.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Hl-e.HA s1ops AL
STOMACH DISTRfSS

way sattsT .s,s that uasusstssss.
able ie~lins .f flIins<.. headache.
dizziness. .sur. sas.r. uiss, .sossa.
ar h~arsLafss G.; relief al oS.--
delays ar dangerous. iiay iosis, -
aow-from your draxsiss u fifty eeat
tos of Ni-o-na Tablets.
They arc mol .urr.a.l OF as .s-
r-rin,rns but a sci-atifir rene Is svv-
omm~nd~,i tos i~ss on- ,hiax -.ton-
a.h distress. Their action 10 .lsc.
safe and iua,-liss-.
There is no nos~ effective .sasas-h
remedy ihsa Mi.o.ps. Hssid~.
quickly stopping 'h- Ltsts~s. Ni.o-as
.s.,ih-s tho ,rrl,assd wall. of the
stomach. strengthens aud iriiid. ap
shr disv.ii,r osssas aud insteas~S
the flow Of sssss.e juice. thus assis'.
las nature 10 the pruupi disvsiioa
oe tho food=your eaiisr sysivn IL
hencsi,cd. you VII eajoy sspsi bssish
no not suff-r saolher dsy-x-i .
lsox of Mi.o.us Tablet. from your
nearest drug store. Take them a. IL.
.ers-d aud sec ho~ quickly ycn get
relief.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
Saws It's The Best Remedy

HIS kept ;sasePA W. Spisss n hso>eA
Gov 20 long tir,s that be yscomnssads
Du!fy's PSss AiAk Whisissy 70 Aayeas
.ha wants . good .aediaiss
II havs hsea using Dagy's Pure Malt
Whiskey for long time aId find il 20
Le very good remedy-she best ! have
ever us- 4. and ! Can recommend u 10
my isisads. also anyone who wants a
COED r.ec!slae," ,"-Iosspn w. Sr:.;s.
Postmaster. keNeli. M.-s-
Tho words OF eomTaea5.,ion thli
wonderful tonic s,ig.El-nt receives
ffo,a people holding resPoaSibis po.
si,ioas In lie has eoss more To spread
the truths Of lis nene6ts to nankird
than anything wc ena say Ia print.
WoFi-o'-noa,h advertising Is focie-
thing which caEros DO bought foe
money. ard Is tho most valuable.
Fo. year. pnfy's fnTe Malt WhiskeY
haz Tresived ne-v OF this voluntary.
f.ee-ai!, ,es,i;.oaY from persca %
person in sheer gratitude for the good
!. has done them tna- any other REM
sssy ia tho world. and tho sessou Is
cus LA ri TO fa,SC-s,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
sTRf10Ta FOR oil PeOPlf

0skd paofSc. TO IN cetNUseo tho WoAl10s0G.
debtl,sa;ing eascts u ,acsc.siAe Old -.
ctten make very sad mistake u using -
called "rusrt2srs" ;fa; cun;aiu alcohol and
dansuso.ss O: habit. .;os,nina drugs. Utsa
ulss stuA. t,'cause Il Eyrra snd brighssal
thrm iip itt!c ,vs, Alter taking . dooeV
les.ls them TO ina t,nc sla, II b doing them
good. when II isa't. Remedies that rs,ytos
thesr sale IN sus;, ,.ecr,t, d. hasm, bsgansp
the falsc excitement nj tho nerves andhaass
lsavca tisens wOsye than they ~csc befcra.
kcxAN Olive Oil Enulaion b ~ msit.
einr-A sfaassiid h,sy anir ssssagth.
builder. especially good for I'D people. b.
eausa it furnishes 10 the system tn1fetlsentA
noccssary 10 ssisalld wasted Tissues, strcoe.
upa ttae aer~es, give AsW en1Ry hud .
younger and !ivsacr feeling to hs 6osiy. Il
dosaA't eUn,ain drop Of AlcohN M any
dAngefvs,s drug Il may not make y0ufN1
tefter af.cf. the mist dosa. nor pPsisaps tor
several days But u you d1bn't feel much
better and ssron&es tafofe yoa have taken
. SuAfeef o. mneh ~ yua have a oshee
Insdicisss t,at tiidn h sip you. ~ WI gisd.
Y give yo', back your money That's Ger.
tainly snaxrc dead
Tse four hy;prhasphises It COATES ~
debility. weakness ard liability h disease.
~ safN essa WV u0S
O3tve OIL. one n the most nasfi,iosss, MCnt.
easay d;ges;ci fools kr,swn. being tAleen
With tho hypophosphi,cs, gives rich tissue
nUir;shmrN. - the entire system
eYon Who NE weak anA rundown. sDd you
whoa aro apparently wcu now. hut sre liAb,s
tos,ifer frbmy afio,is cold weather ailments,
uss Rcaali OiiSr OH Hmulsion TO get and
keep veil and strong. For tie tirrd.out.
rundown. uefvous.e .emaciatedo or dehjlitAteC1
--the cnnralcscing-krnwinR children
aged pen,ac--'t u a sensible pleasaas-taM.
Ing aid \. snesed strength, better .spints.
glowing health n il doss no; help yo,,,
yuasf money win he given back to you With.
out arsunssn, enlAla This cctnssuRity oaly
at our staes--rhe RssAii S,oss-uns a.
United States, Canada and Great Britain
liausman Drug Co. Three Stores.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
bRUes EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
n Your Back Hurts or Bladder Both.
ers. Drink Lots Of Water.

Wien ycrr Kidneys hurt and your
back feels sorc. don't net scared and
procc.d TO laod YOUR stomach with Q
lot Of drugs thst excite the kidneys
and irriiate the entire urinary tract.
Keep Your ki.ncys clean like you
kecp your bowels clean. by flushing
them with n mid. harmic.s salts
which remove the bo'iy's urinpus
waste and stimulates then, In their
norma, ncii,,',. The function of tho
ktdncys r. 20 litter the blood. In ~
hours they strain from 1t 500 grains
Of acid and waste. 20 ~ can readily
undcrstand the vital Importance Of
keeping tho kidneys active.
Drink lots of watCr---you can,
drink too much: also get from any
tsharIaCist about four ounces of lad
salts: tate \ ta,isspo0nfui In y slasa
nj water before fTeakfass zach morn
ins Tor lew days and your kidneys
Will act fine. This famous salt, is
made from tn. acid Of grapes ani L.
mon 'uire, combined with iithix, and
has hem used for generations to
clean aud xtimnIate cloggrd kidneys.
also TO ncutraIise the acids in urine
20 It no longer is a source rf irrita-
zion. thus ending bladder weakness
lad Salts is inGx x,,emsivc. ,aanot
intire. makes q dclighttul eCferyes-
cent Whitewater drink which every
one shou,i take now and then to
Keep their Eidneys clean and active
rrr this. also keep w thc water
drinking, aud no doubt you will won
der what became of your kidney
trouble and bsckache.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
foUS6
IN HOME OF zelAYA

Washington. Nov. :5.-Aiihous.,
no al pii.atioh hiss been made 20 III.
state department Tor til. sA,radition
al torusr President Zsiaya Of Near
aqua. the Department OF justice has
i,een sean.Aied to cause his provision
81 dstsntion.
tnler what phase Ot Law the d.
teaiios i. sought Aas mol dvyeiope'i
early today, though II MAS REGARDED
ss I,ossiL,e by the Officials Of III.
state department that an application
lot Z-iaya's d.'sriiDu Is preliminary
ia the fiii1s of "a formal application
for LI.s .straii,!on Ia <icarasup aa'i
that osiy the arrival ef the paI.-rs j.
aeressagy u initiate th. foTnis. pro-
teedisrs,
While all officers were r.tiseat 10
iissuss the roason for Zela,as de
t.niiub. IL Sas generally supposed to
he a charge of muEd-s , connect I!
with his summary execution al can-
NON aud Grace. Americans. ip Nica.-
aAna "a 1908. ~hieh led ,n the uD-
aosrsi which .nied ia Zelsys's 1IkLt
Ia Europe and revolution which
isr-~ his party oii Of pSNrF
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

last Of the ushefs. IL a sas Of A.eo'
slate JHsties Charles T. Hughes. cad
vas y eiassass- " Mr.. ssyre nj ths
Harvard Law Ssh0Oi,
The brides two sisters. Margaret,
the eldest Of the trio and the sSuSi'
eisn Of the family. who will hs pasid
af honor II the ceremony Today. and
El~snor. Whose taste 10 for ait study
Sad paiatinx. are very soagesiAl som
ssasiSas. vss. ssasA A~sy af shs
briie hs~aks w = sisssriy so1rAie'
ahip. which ws.hinStohians have
had nssy ehaas-s to si-esSA
The ether bridal aiitaSsa's were
sae,ts lsss spsisk st Tho Whits
Mouse, There is On. bridesmaid from
the aouth- 0eoEsis --,h. bride. "a
Tive State. Ais. Marjorie uSows
daughter ot coioa-i T. T, iirosa. q
Atlanta. n cousin Of Mf.- Wiisos. che
wss bIid~smsia lately in Atlanta ~
tn. marriage OF senator Hote s,ntsk's
.Sn and Mtss RASsoa,
The other bridal attendants rstse-
ashi school ani play lays IN i'TtnSs.
ton aAd college years IN itaiiinsse
The hTs'. Mis-. Adviiss Aises-i'
s'o'i. Is the daughter ot the psofss.ss
of Geoiosy ~ P,ineeton. William IL
ssols. Ms. sieoiu asd las bride az
today hssr been i'i~nds iIon child
loa.i ard have sasny tastes III son.
aen. Mi.~ Mary G-"vse White. sa-
other bridesmaid. ,s the daughter oi
Mr.. MsSsAr-, White. oi lislsiasose
She vas = college fri-ad of Miss Mi.
son ai Goarhss C"i,.S,. and la. ."s-
White Hosis-
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

.ls,ns College. Professor Harry a.
Garfield. sou Of the pa,,yrea Preni-
dent. and oaee a h,embef os the
Psisselon faculty.
Miss Wilson. III. White HouSr
bride of Today. ~ss born in GAINS
willie. Ga.. 20 year ago. being two
year. younger than her future Lus-
band. Hut she has lived mos, of her
,lsS In Princeton. where her father
sas faE - years connected WITH
Piinse,oa rnis~s~asy. After beinx
.du.aisd by a Gesmsn sovsis~ss un-
Ill the age of twelve. she attended
Pfine-ioa's schools asd thea spesisl-
iz-.i In political -eosoR,y AT t;o.irh"S
College. BALTIMORE. wh.ss she grad
GATED with Il Ph! B-la Kappa Key.
- uboi Of high scholarship which
sayre also soa al WILLIAMS.
Ais Wilson spsn, t~o Year, hstas
fol. days = week " s~tiirnens
house in the kSGstssion mill disSrses
OF phiiad-iphin. shr .hass.i the huns-
bic fare ot the ssstlsusai s-stsnsant
snd bssas,- sffsstloseflS devoted ="
her saarss. She iAaSAt h,otkeEs
clubs. ptsasaias Industry. sepaonS
and household eonrosns- Sas Mo- E"s
seem often N the Afternoon i~a. At
the whi.- iioas' last spsias. i'-ins
sxsy ros, os ,.s 'ffs- sI~ssias In
behalf of the Y. ". 4, ~. " whose
national Lasfd che 10 Nh a-Iis. tssas.
her, ihe is 40 asleaI believer IN
~an,nn sufifsx.-sc1 result ~ her
Of .s~iai p.ohiems. She
has ho, sakrn a promin~nt rar' Ia ad.
Ssssins the eaas~. however. h~-auss'
ct her fathers official position. hui
she sympaihis-s heartily with the e.
fort. ot women TO s-t the ta.ios n,
an iasaWm~al tos the correction o.
the ssiis Of .nsid isbar srd the insti-
,asiss Of other >sei.i reforms.
The bridal psssy selected " bs.a
the bride aud srcam rsfissi. In its
per,oasei thc iasinasr s-rlisE af she
eisi.a xIsh then IN their sv.r-ss,pns
aud serious puTsiiss
pf. wiitr-,i z. Grsnfs:i. th. b-sa
man. has world ~iic fAmr ~ me-
sioasty pb,si.iau In thr bleak isad
~ Labrador. His wife. whu sas
snoss the su~s;s at tho White MuuHr
Today. sss Mi.s Mama MsCiaashas.
"f Chicago. ~scs. their asasrias-
took pia.s ~Mh fssacls HOVER ssyrv.
to-day. bsidrxruoaa. ~ ~ ustcr. IN.
Osraf-,i's second return fsUas his
bumb,s hsm~ IL sa isolated iAsd. 10
b. s~.s asAs u, . White iisSs~ wed.
dins. add. snother chapter To . CO.
rr-r already full Of unusual ~sprr-
fences,
Dr. In Witt S.oviiic CLARK. Ir,. aa.
other m-ab~r sr che bsitsl varty. Ia
an old friend of Dr. Gssai~ii Nc
made twn trip. so Labrador and was
Mr.. sayT-'= ,ompa aton on their loo
mile trail ar'uss Newfoundland. Tie
worked in 'h. Orect~,i hospitals
while he ~ss with tho missionary.
Another usher. Dr. Gilbert ilorraN.
II surssoa st the Peter B~ai Iris.
ham Hospital In nosion. His friend.
.hip with Mr. sasrc dstcs hack to
their college days q, Williams.
tt~njsm:s Brown B.stos. another
NJ tho usher.. I. . New Yorker. uc
and M-. sasre were fraternity broth
rrs o, Williams. The eoiicrc frisad.
ship m:sa. conpsA,ona Of the Young
mrn asain on shnotias csprai,ios
To Aia.ta aud northwestern Canada.