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WOMAN BEATEN BY ROBBERS.

Newark, O.-Mrs. Anna Sex. 80
years old. was so severely beaten that
il is feared she may die when she was
attacked by hold-up man and robbed
OF SIS. She is an aunt of y. L. Wehrle.
millionaire stove manufacturer. OF
Newark.
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Police ale hunting the man who
robbed Peter Morrison, aged ninety.
nine years and eleven months, OF SST
In currency. which the aged victim
had tucked away in his vest pocket
when he sat down to take a nap In the
lobby OF San Francisco water front
hotel.
benjamin Kahn. a wealthy merchant
OF South Bend. Ind. was found guilty
OF setting fire to his own store in that
city about year ago for the purpose
OF collecting insurance. The jury de-
liberated 40 hours. Kahn is alleged to
have been connected with an arson
trust" with operations in Kansas
City. Chicago and several Wisconsin
and Indiana towns, including Fort
Wayne and South Bend.
The state OF Texas, through Its at
to-ney general, b. F. Looney, has filed
OIL company and its subsidiaries and
individual members.
With spring almost at hand. the
New York ice companies report that
less than one-sixth OF the normal cut
OF 5000, 900 tons OF ice for the metrop
oils has been harvested
second attack on the American
troops guarding the border occurred
when Mexican federal soldiers at
Aqua Prieta, across the border from
Douglas. Ariz.. deliberately opened
fire on the American cavalry patrol
The Americans replied with a ma
chine gun and the Mexican soldiers
fed.
The Womens Industrial exposition
was opened in New York by Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman.
w Il. Norwood. soldier stationed
at Fort Meade, S. d., shot and killed
his wife and then committed suicide.
The couple were married last Jan
uary.
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William c. RedheId.
William q. Wilson.

Pennsylvania's representative in the
cabinet is William Bauchop Wilson OF
Blossburg, named for secretary OF Ia.
Dor He was born in Blantyre. Scot.
land. IN 1862. and came to this country
In 1870 The next year he began
working in the Pennsylvania coal
mines. and from early manhood he has
been actively interested in trade union
affairs. For eight years he was in.
ternational secretary-t-easurer OF the
United Nine Workers o. America. He
is now engaged in farming. Mr. VII.
son has been a member OF the last
three congresses, representing the Fiji.
teenth district OF his state. He IL
married and has nine children.
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EqQsactIy.

EGGS are getting so expensive that
fried eggs will be used next for trim
ming womens hats"
Why not? l should think the effect
would be chic. Washington Herald
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COMPOUND

Your neighbors may know that vol
have money. but what they may RCD
know is how you get it.
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Foreign

The woman's suffrage cause won g
notable victory when the lower house
or the Hungarian parliament adopted
the governments suffrage reform bill,
by which a large number of women
are enfranchised.
Two hundred passengers and the
members OF the crew of the small
British steamer Calvados were
drowned when the steamer foundered
in the Sea OF Marmora during a biz
gard.
Without either public or private eel
ebraton Dowager Queen Alexandra
completes the half century OF her life
in London.
The introduction of the government
bill for "A three-year term of enforced
military service caused a riotous dem.
onstration on the part OF the Social.
list members of the French chamber
OF deputies. Ink pots were slammed
on the desks and only President Des-
chaneis threat to adjourn the body
N'"iiy ISSlOIeu OTuer.
The total number of dead as the
result OF the ramming OF torpedo boat
destroyer S-17S by the Yorck off He'll
goland was given officially as seventy.
one. including two officers and sixty.
nine men.
Under authority conferred by the
aerial navigation act the British home
secretary has issued orders prohibit
ing foreign military or naval air craft
from passing over any part of the
United Kingdom or territorial waters
except on invitation and by permits.
sion OF the government.
Provisional President Huerta's gov.
eminent was repudiated by the con.
gress OF the state OF Sonora. which
called the people to arms, and Her.
mosillo. the capital. is surrounded BY
cannon to repel an attack by federal
troops.
The celebration Of the tercentenary
OF the accession Of the Romanoff fam.
lily to the throne of Russia began in
st. Petersburg.
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Daily Ihoudht.

Such are the habitlnA thoughts.
such also will be the ct Thy
. mind, for the soul is -
thoughts.-Marcus ,AureIe.
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One Difference

One difference between good bank
teller and a spendthrift is that the
teller may earn an honest living by
letting money slip through his fingers.
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BLAST STARTS A BLAZE.

Carm 3D. Ind.--Fire. believed to have
peer caused by the premature explo-
sion OF safe blowers materials, in the
postoiiice here. swept and destroyed
the business district Of tAe little town
and entailed a loss estimated at $4O,-
Geo. The eLtire business district OF
the city. conigOsed OF part Of 8. block
of brio anal frame llLIldInae
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celVed his masters degree in 1884.
In 1888 he was given the degree OF
LII. Is. by Union College Of Law. Chi.
cago. After practicing law in Jack.
sonville and Lincoln, Neb.. lie served
as Il member of the SIND and 53rd
congresses. Having written the sill
yer plank" for the Democratic ma
tional convention Of 1896 and made
sensational speech, he was nomi.
mated for president, but was defeated
by William Mckinley. Nominated
again in 1900. he was again beaten by
Mckinley, and then established the
Commoner and made a tour Of the
world Nominated a third time in
1908, he was defeated by w. II. Taft.
Mr.. Bryan married Mary Elizabeth
Baird in 1884 He has done much lee
turing and written several books.
MeAdoo the Tunnel Builder.
William Gibbs McAdoo. thonyb a.,
lawyer by profession. is known ~
most people as the builder OF tho
great system OF railway tunnels y,
New York city. He was born neor
Marietta. Ca. in 1863 and was edn.
Gated at the University OF Tennessee
Ia 1880 he was admitted TO the bar
and the same year he married Sarah
Houston Fleming OF Chattanooga He
entered the practice OF law In Ncv.
York In 1892. and since 1901 has beep
Interested chiefly in tunnel constr1c.
ton there. He is president OF the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad com.
pany.
Lindley M. Garrison.
The selection Of Lindley VI. CARR.
son, vice-chancellOr OF New Jersey n
he secretary OF war is IN line with
President Wilson's idea that the hold.
Or OF that position should be a man
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Line on the Great writer

Chaucer says do" Mallory avoid, =
spenser study" Shakespeare be =
London Athenaeum.
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Alteration.

Sunday School Who can
tell me what an altar is?" Small Girl
Please. sir. it's where they burn
Insects Philadelphia Ledger
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Try Mrs. Austin's lag Pancake, sure %
please YOU, all grOeers. Adv
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Domestic

F1fty-four known dead and forty or
more injured represent the human toll
of an explosion OF 343 tons OF dyna-
mite in the hold OF the British steam
ship Alum Chine In Baltimore harbor.
The damage will total 100000. The
big Alum Chine and a barge were
blown to pieces, the superstructure
OF the new United States collier Jason
was torn away. the tug Atlantic was
Sunk and other shipping was damaged.
The Thirteenth legislative assem-
bly, OF Montana ratified the amend
ment to the federal constitution PRO.
viding for the direct election OF sena.
tors, elected Thomas ]. Walsh United
States senator and provided for the
submission at the next general cleo.
ton OF a woman suffrage amendment
20 the state constitution.
Commodore Perrys flagship the Nl.
agara, which has lain for years M the
bottom Of Misery bay, was raised To
the surface OF Lake Erie and was
oeached on the peninsula opposite
Erie Pa. where she will undergo re-
pairs to put her in shape for heading
the Perry, centennial pageant at Pit.
inlay this summer
Increases in wages for the telegraph
operators, towermen and switchtend.
ers on three OF the seven divisions OF
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad have been agreed on by a con
ference committee composed OF Off
GERS Of the road and OF the Order OF
Railroad Telegraphers. The amour,
OF the increase has not been given our
Eight monuments on the Gettysburg
battlefield were damaged badly BY
Vandal. who used a heavy hammer for
his destructive work
Governor Mann has granted
respite until March % 90 FLOYD and
Claude Allen. who we're convicted of
murder in connection with the killing
OF Judge Thomas L. Massie and four
others IN the courthouse az HiusviIIe
about year ago
Im9ediat, deduction in gas rates
frR 40 o f9b cents for 900 feet
~ ion 10 30 cenfs aftor -
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Personal

Consratulatory telee7ans lotfero
AND gifts Of flowers poured into tho
Fif.h avenue home or SIR. and Hrs
ia, Gould, following the ueva az m.
arrival Of a new Miss Could Tn,
birth Of the little girl 100 tho fsr.
lily cclAigt OF four /, being az.
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Domestic Scene.

IT'S money for this and money for
that all day long, snarIed Mr.. Blob
ster to his wife. Woman. Is there
anything yob can do Without"
Yes" answered Mrs. BIobster. IL
her sweete4t tones
Mama IL! Name IT,"
ING pox,' replied Nh Blob
ster. a Mr. BIobster 90,
he. slaI e door so bard y.
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Lindley M. Garrison.
AIways Merry &c RrInh,

stan V. Henkels. the famous phila-
celphia auctioneer. WAS AK. about
Dhe wonderful TALE nutORr4 Which
ne SOLD last month Beuja frank.
iIn autographs said kels.
showed him, as alw9 and
iuy ~ - Fr1 pow.
let
Eng
an.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

- UMMoNs-pUBLIC BANK vs.
- INTERNATIONAL INITIAL co
SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.
IIiE PUBLIC BANK or NEW YORK
CITY, plainun against INTERNATIONAL
METAL CEILING COMPANY, AUGUSTA
WILSON. CHRISTIAN WILSON. her hus.
band ApoLpH MENY JULIA +. MENy.
COMPANY =; p. J. MCLAUGHLIN COM
PANN, METROPOLIS LUMBER COM
pANli SIElNFELD CUT STONE COM.
pANN. WALTER s. TAYLOR and ED.
WARD MURPHY, defendants.
10 the above named defendants. YOU
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO answer fhs
complaint In this action and 20 serve a copy
OF your answer ON the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons exclusive OF the day Of service
and in case Of your failure 10 appear of
answer Judgment will be takon against you
by deinult, for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated New York, October gard. 1919
bfNiNS AND FLuEGELMAN attorneys
for PLAINTIFF Onlce aud r. o. address. 200
Broadway, Manhattan, New York city.
no Walter s. Taylor, defendant:
Tho foregoing summons rs served upon YOU
by publication, pursuant 10 an order Of Hon
William !. Kelly. Justice Of tho sunrems
Court Of the State OF New York, .fed March
49, ioil, aud dlcd with tho original com.
plant in The ofhcc of the Clerk Of ths
County Of Kings, az thr County Conrt Houee.
in the borough Of Brooklyn County Of Kinrn'
city and eiate Of Now York
Dated New York. March 18th. 1919
Yours ctc.. BFNfNS AND FLUEGELMAR
uttorneys for plaintiff ofico and T. o. al
dress. 200 Broadway Manhattan. New York
city. mario. .26.apr2, ., 10. .23.3o.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
ALLIANCE FRANCHISE
CLOSING MEETING

The final meeting Of the Whining
ton hr nch Of the Alliance Franchise
i5as held yesterday at the Misses
Hebbs' School. or the many inter-
esting poems by the French poet,
Francois Coppee. viii h we're recited.
one of the finest was La Greye des
Forgerous," recited by NJ. Pierre F.
Guand. O. A. o. l., with fine dra-
matte effect
An INTEREST,". little monologue.
also By Coppee. called Les Byoux de
la Deliveral ce." was given by Mrs
Charles b. Hollidery, who was en-
costume
A beautiful rendition of Coppee's
narrative poem, La Veillee," was
given by Mile. Lamomeux.
Other features of the program
were. A vocal solo, by Miss Isabel
b. Wales; a piano solo, plus Out
Lente, lBebussy, b. Miss Mary
Curtis; two violin colos. "Mennet,'
(Debussy). and "SerenGie." (Roff)
by Mrs. William Arthur Faulkner
accompanied by Frederick W. Wyatt.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Swift gave ex
planatory English resumes of thu
longer poems.
The business meeting Of the Ali
ance Franchise will be held at thu
Misses ffebbs School next MONDAY
afternoon, at o'clock, when an cleo
tion OF officers will be held
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
LAST CALL FOR MEET
OF WILMINGTON JUNIORS

Wilmington Juniors baseball team
will have a meeting Friday night,
April %, at Manager Abrahams
house. No GIG North Van Buren, ST.,
at 7.30 o'clock. The following play
ers are requested to be present
W. Jehers. w Swift, NJ. Donohue,
c. Schlor, Jim Walsh, j. Sheppard, G..
Carney, r. Glynn. r. Mink. W. Beg
ley. P.O'Niell and j. Walsh
Wilmington Juniors will play its
last pl ctice game Saturday afternoon
against Christiana Juniors at Ninth
and Rodney sHeets grounds. The
Wilmington Juniors will have to go
some to hold its name up when it
plays Saturday, as Manager Bell, OF
Christians Juniors has one Of the
fastest junior teams in the city. This
will be Eddie's last day to see what
his boys can do as or the follow
ing Saturday Wilmington Juniors
will open its season with North East
of Philadelphia. All players must be
present al this meeting as It is very
important
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
DELAWARE
SHAD GO TO
FAR WEST
TOOthSOme Fish Shipped From
New Castle to Consumers
in Oklahoma
SUGGEST SUBSCRIPTION
FOR FARMER EASTDURN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, April 2S.--
New Castle Hundred farmers are sure
to give generous assistance to j..
Thomas Eastburn. who has lost four
teen horses by meningitis. He has 70
acres Of corn TO plant in addition to
sowing his oats and planting his po-
tatoes. A popular subscription for
Mr., Eastburn is suggested.
The real estate Of the late George
Hewlett will be sold at public sale
shortly
Postmaster Vantine advertises the
following letters remaining here for
two weeks Julia Brown, Mrs. H.
Boyd, Raymond Plenty, Mrs. J. Da-
Wis, Theodore Eggers, Mr. Falaim
James n. Fisher. Mrs. Katherine Fla
herty, Florence Henry, Mrs. Sara NJ.
farrell. Mrs. John Kelly, Ernest
Kohl, Eddie Martin, Isaac G. Rob-
bins, Willard Ramsley, Perry Skelton,
Ruth Williams, James W Wilson,
Joseph Walker
John j. McDeyitt skinned his nose
when he fell off A. y. Goudiss new
bicycle. The front wheel of the ma
chine was put out of commission.
j. Harry King shipped thirty
eight pairs of roe shad yesterday to
Chicago Other shad we're shipped to
Michigan and Oklahoma During the
past Two days he sent 5000 TO Fulton
Market, New York City
John H. Rodney arrived home yes
terday from the Presbyterian Hospit-
al. Philadelphia. He is very weak
and will be confined to his home for
several weeks
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Bastian. of viii
mington. visited A. E, Goudiss here
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
WILMINGTON
AFTER SOCCER
PLACE AT TOP

On Saturday afternoon the Irish-
American soccer team will meet the
West Philadelphia team In the final
contest for the Philadelphia cup. The
team has fought It's way through all
the games and Il and the Philadelphia
team are now regarded to be the best
soccer aggregations In this section OF
the country
The Philadelphia sport writer's ma
turally pick the phlladolphians to
win, but place the margin at one or
two goals IL both teams are in the
proper condition
Manager kcarney has had his men
keyed up for the gamo since last
week and they promise to give the
philadelphians the game of their life
In practice the local boys have heor
showing up faster than they have
ever done before, and according to the
opinion of most Of the soccer authori
ties around the city the game Will gC
to the local boys by one or two goals
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
COMEDY AT THF GARRIcK.

Always popular, and universally
recognized as one Of the most talented
condolences on the stage, Miss Beat
rice Moreland appears TO have outdone
herself in the rollicking CO nedy. "Dr.
Billy JOY" which Is being given at the
Garrick Thea.re this week by Miss
Moreland and clever company which
includes in the cast Stanley Jessup
who comes from the Legitimate stage
where h was recognized as o. OF lis
leading exponcnts.
Assuming the role OF millionaire
with a million ailments. Mr. Jessup is
cured without medicine under the en-
chanting influence Of "Dr. Billy Joy
which character is taken by Miss
Moreanj. who is the exponent OF
jollity and always so full OF life that
she finds no difficulty in driving away
the blues end imaginary ills
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
MISSION SOCIETIES
MEET AT HANOVER

A combined meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies. the
Christian Endeavor Society, and the
IS. T.. Johnson Band, Of Hanover
Presbyterian Church. will be held In
the church this evening
The program will include reports
of the recent Presbyterial meeting at
Lewes. The honor flags awarded to
the Christian Endeavor Society, and
the S. e. Johnson Band, for their work
during the year. will be presented to
the respective societies this evening
OF the Presbyterial reports-Miss
Louise John will report for the Home
Missionary Society, and Mrs. Harry
Jemison for the Foreign Missionary
Society.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
MEsT IrNI0Rs MIN AGAIN.

The West Juniors added another
victory to their string yesterday af-
ternoon. when they defeated the
yandever Juniors in ten inning
game by score of 6 TO 5, Lowe held
his opponents to few scattered hits
until the ninth inning when Parvis,
with a slashing two bagger, started a
rally. A feature was long run
ming one-handed catch by Gray in
the ninth inning.
The score.
West Juniors. % 1 COOS 1t
Vandever Il 20 0 0 1 0 0-5
atteries-Hannam and Baylis
Lowe and Biddle.
The West Juniors desire games
from any ten to twelve-year-old team
Send challenges to John Brodley
2O09 Jefferson street. ID. and A.
Phone 5315
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
MANY ACCIDENT CASES
AT DELAWARE HOSPITAL

Several accident cases were treated
at the Delaware Hospital yesterday.
Isaac Christy. colored. aged AZ
years, uf No. 1918 Peoples street,
had a bad cut on the lip sewed. the
injury having been caused. he said,
by some one banging" him with a
brick
Samuel II. Russell, living at No
S04 Spruce street, a car builder for
the r.. b. g. w Railroad Co. had
his left foot crushed when some lum-
Der fell on him.
Harry Ingram, Of No. 602 King ST.
a messenger boy, had his hand cut
on some broken glass.
John Salus, living at Second and
Poplar streets, had his head cut II,
did not say how he was injured.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL HIKERS
HAD DELIGHTFUL TIME

The Junior class Of the Whining
ton High School, which took long
hike yesterday TO the home OF Miss
Margaret Frederick near Kenneth
Square, twelve miles from the city,
arrived there about noon. and after
a delightful luncheon. spent the time
in rowing over the farm and In taking
pictures. About 4 o'clock they set
out for kennett Square. and caught
the o'clock car back TO this city.
Those in the party were the Misses
Josephine Rooney. Grace Lloyd. Mary
r. Ramsey, Pauline l.. Aschenbach,
Mildred Thompson. Alice Peters. Bea-
trice Folke. Rae Dickerson. Margar-
EFT Frederick, fary h. Dorsey; and
Messrs Paul Hamilton, Thomas
Sharpe. Leon Heck. Kenneth Horn,
John Stewart, Leslie Bamberger
Olney Hermann and Frank Horty.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
New Castle Has Baseball
Fever; Trolley Co. TO Help

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, April 23.-"Play
ball" is the cry heard on the streets
and Captain Eugene Chase has called
for meeting OF ball players to be
held on Thursday evening to arrange
for the games to be played. Gene
says New Castle has the goods and
that he will try to present an ag-
gregation that will be some baseball
club.
The New Castle Athletic Associa-
tion met last evening in Mayor Rod
ney's Office when the Wilmington and
Southern Traction Company through
General Manager William e. Myers
made a splendid offer. The company
agrees to keep the baseball grounds
in order, erect stands and bleachers
and turn over the receipts Of the park
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip.

News from York has II that George
Heckert's forces are working to the
entire satisfaction Of the hopeful
fans of that burg. On the level,
George seems TO have grabbed for
himself some Outheld IN Frank
Swayne. Charley Johnson, Buck"
Brent and Coveleskie. Looks formid-
able as a pill hammerine aggregation,
but, then, George always was dippy
about a hitting team and can be
banked on to assemble a bunch Of
sluggers.
stansberry. the former Tri-stater.
reported missing. has turned up at
Louisville, and is covering the second
bag
Dave Shcan, formerly with Harris
burg, is covering second base for
the Providence Club OF the lnterna-
tional League.
"slim" salloes formerly with viii
Transport. is back in his old twirl-
ing form.
Eddie Deal, who made his reputa-
tion in the Mountain League. is
playing bang-up third base game
for the Detroit Tigers
The Chicago Cubs are using Jimmy
Archer on first base He Is a bet
ter batter than Safer. and may be
used there while Bresnahan does the
bulk Of the catching.
Burch. Stansberry, Weinberg. Sal
mon and Northrop, former Tri-Staters
are with Louisville this year.
Joe and Frank Delahanty are play
ing with the Minneapolis team this
year. The former Is Tri-Stater.
The ambition of the baseball uni
form makers should be satisfied n
they succeed IN getting tight pants
on a bow-lcgged player. They say
tight trousers will be the prevailing
style this summer. and II is thought
this style will creep into baseball.
There should be a big attendance In
such an event when the Chicks play,
for Doc Kerr ought TO be some"
view In tight baseball pants.
In an exceedingly good game which
lasted twelve innings, Concord A. G.
J defeated Brandvwine Stare. y 10 II
The feature of the game was the
playing Of Roger Mlnker at short
without an error and his brother
Marian on FIRST ed Morrow made q
good catch Of Marian Minkor's drive
Dutch Woodcotsky also played a good
game behind the bat.
Tony Marhcfka went into barbe
shop Saturday night for shave Tn
barber WAS hurryingso fast to help ou
the usual Saturday night rush tha
he cut Tony in the neck curing tn
operation. Tony frigidly informed tn
tonsoria artist that he had come il
for shave and not TO have his Adam
apple shaved
Baseball players should take les
son from the oyster II never talks.
Evening journal., 1913-04-23
TRACK TEAMS READY
FOR SCHOLASTIC RACES

Today will be the last day Of hard
training for the relay teams OF the
Friends school and the High School
who will journey to Franklin Field
on Saturday TO compete In the Penn"
relay races. Tomorrow the boys will
be put through easy try-out on the
track and on Friday the finishing
touches will be applied.
The High School squad went up to
Franklin Field yesterday afternoon
and tried out the track. The men
could have been covered with blan-
ket when they finished. Little Mat
hews was leading the bunch in SO
seconds which Is not at all bad time
for a new team. Friends School has
been rounding into shape and has
every chance to win its events. The
team will cover the distance in about
4.43. It Is figured.