davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-30

Rev. C. c. Cline. who has been
quite i'll for several days. is able to
be up again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-30

sc Peaceful With the Peaceful,
with him who knocks at the door
VI peace seek not hostility.>-Saadi.
the Gulistan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-30
ters are now fill ID with now and

counters are now fiji "a with now and
up-to-date goods.
The fixtures in the SIRE are al
new and the arrangement os the
stock elbows that care ant attention
has been given to this highly import
ant detail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
CONGRESS FACES A
w
WITH

Wsshingtan. Der - VITA the re-
%cou'oniuE nf cou-tss toda5 after "a
brief Christmas rcres7 both houses
faced the zig task ~ clearing No
crowded l~esitlatit, calendars sen
at"rs and representative were ready
with th" fallinz of ne gaNcls i1 the
senate and hpuso Goo settle down to
o. mplete the woto uf the session.
AYJlttu- The action of congress- are
the hig appropriation hiiis and the
administrative PROGRAM. The supply
measures have toe right of was IN
both houses ana while the house has
passed two 81 them and some general
measures. an are Vet 20 bee acted upon
in the senate. iu addition 10 the ad-
minisirafion prngram The admins
uation snip purchase BIN is awaiting
action boz both houses and Senator
Fletcher ACTING chairman Of the com
mcrce committee. says that every ct-
fort will oe made o. bring measures
up for dtlatc boz toe senate az soon
hs possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
OCEAN FREIGHTS ARE
TOO HIGH SAY TWO
MEMBERS OF CABINET

Washington. Dec. 9-3ncr,ases lu
ocean freight rates since the begin
ming of the European war are char
actcrized as having been in many
cases unreasonable and %exorbitant.
Notwithstanding tho extraordinary
conditions. hy SECRETARY Redfcld and
Secretary McAdoo Boa % preliminary
report on shipping conditions sub
mitted today 20 the senate
The report declarcs that in ship
ping circles 10 h. estimated that fifty
per ccnt OF the ships have been elm
mated. through the tying up OF Ger
man and Austrian mar,nc and the
Communicating Of such "a large part
OF tho British marine by the admir-
ulty on recount Of the large pur-
chases of war supplies and The great
profits That can be derived from
shipments Co European ports, there
has been q corresponding inureas, in
the demand for ships for cargo pur-
poses The Inevitable result has been
a steady increase in steamship rates.
The Increased rates the report
SAWS. have in many cases been specu-
latiye and TIE larger increases have
heeu Go European and Mediterranean
ports. The general level of rates Co
Soutn America, south Africa and the
fhr easi. the report declares. "hns
remained fairly Consistent with the
exception OF a sur-taN OF 90 per cent
Co South America and 20 per cent To-
Africa
a more complete report will De
made later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
HEARING Of ORTIZ
CONTEST BEGINS
IN OLD TOWN
Modesto Is His Own Lawyer;
Witnesses Examined Before
Justice Sanchez; Irregular
titles at Alameda Charged.

Taking OF testimony was begun too
day In the contest instituted ny Mod
este ortiz against, the election oi
Rafael Garcia To- The legislature. or
liz is a Republican. Garcia was the
only Democrat To- be elected 10y the
voters Of this county
The hearing was before Justice oi
the Peace sanchez. in the courtroom
az the count courthouse ortiz WIS
his " lsN2r ana District Attorney
Manuel Nl.tl appeared for Garcia.
Druid alta ks the election ot Garcia
on the grou1d OF alleged irregulari-
uc4 at Alameda Hc alleges that the
road fund wts used GO influence Not-
ing
Gareia's election WAS exceedingly
narrD Official count of the ballots
showed ten iu hi ,atur u uas the
narrow ness of the election that en-
DuurJr.d ortiz 10 The e. contest
A numncr Of witnesses were ez-
amued this morning aud "a number
remained 90 bc called when the hear
ing was resumed this afternoon The
testlmons vas Transcribed on a type
writer 10y e. fast b%i-liugual operator as
q Wus given Copies were t1Heu 49,
each attufuc. t- the sheets came from
'ht machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Herboth, painting. signwork. tt95J.
II YOU need a plumber phone 51i.
Beemsn a Aver.
Fees Candy tore-Bcautiful boxes
of Candy at 25c, soc and s1.O0.
Attend the Woodman Dance New
Years Eve. Admission soc.
r. g. jerks has returned from a
business trip TO Bisbee.
Rev Grover Emmons, OF Gallup, Is
visiting his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. j. u.
Emmons here.
John @ a. Otoro has LEFT for CALI
fornia 10 visit his father. NJ. r.. Otero.
n other relatives.
u. y. Hcning, editor OF the Evea-
inE Herald, leaves today for 81 Louis
~ New York ON a business trip.
David Summers. 81 Risbee. Ariz. a
brother OF Mrs. r. y. S~chwontkrr. rs
visiting his sister here Tor "a feW days.
Ben VALDEZ and Mrs valdez are en-
ter;aining Ms. Naldcz's parents. MIR.
and Mrs. tmseni1 VALDEZ. 81 Trinidad.
G. D. Greene, OF the Harvey news
service. mas gone To the Pacific coast
on a business "trip.
The local o-rganization OF the Moose
win meet tonight at \ o'clock at the
lodge rooms Visiting members will
DE welcome.
". *. nlessing, a clerk in The for
est service, was ih the city yesterday
on his vi to Taos, where he has
been Transferred from district 8.
ON Wednesday afternoon a. 3
O. clock there will be a meeting OF the
Ladies Aid society OF the First Meth
odist Episcopal church at the home
ot Mrs. Holdsworth, 6l6 south Edith
street
Judge " n Burke wishes Ia cor
rect the impression that he is oppos-
ms ". ". Mcclellan as = candidate
Tor Justice OF the peace Ia Precinct
~ Judge Burke Be- in the race for
the office ol constable IF that pre-
cinct.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Pantario M%ontoya and Mar.
garita Trujiio. of old Albuquerque
Antoaio Chavez, OF Ranches de
Atrisco aud Bcnne Vale OF Aibuquer-
que and Go Gohis.ndo Flores and An
tonita SAILS. both Of san Antonio.
Word was Received here today that
g. r. CEdD Newcomer. an Albuquer-
guea1, widely known in this stat. ig
sr usiy 900. Mr.. Newcomer b. chief
derut, United stare. moTshai with
headquarters In SANTA Ne. ~ wss re.
p'rtcd hat be- b. iu q hospital ia ~
pasa. His cuud u'h b. slid 10 ho
gave. and there is much anxiety
an uug his friends over the outcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
WESTERN ENGLAND
PAN|C-STRICKEN
SINCE RID
Confidence in Power Of British
Navy to Protect Coast Shat.
tered by Successful Recent
Bombardments.

t~Associated Press Correspondence
West Haruepool, England. Dee. rs
English east coast towns are PAM,
stricken since the German raid nr
scarborough, Wnitby and Hartlepools.
Confidence In the power OF the British
navy 90 keep German ships from Eng.
land has weakened and there is ION.
slant dread OF the temperance of
German ships. u not the landli- ui
German troops,
hTe mayors 81 the H~artlepools and
the other stricken towns have organ.
lied volunteer constabuiarieg aud ara
making an EFFORT To- hold the excited
publr in check Proclamations have
been made that civilians must STAY
Indoors should the bombardment re-
car aud yield To the orders OF con-
stables. but there is "a General impn-
thence of all SORTS OF authority Nearly
an civilians are carrying arms and
they they viii look after
themselves. Travel by automobile toy
night IL hazardous, as excited guards
stop motor cars frequently with a
flourish OF Elue and reyolvers.
The patrol ships. Patrol and Doom.
inch guard Haruepooi. were lyins
I'm the harJor the morning OF the
German raid. hu' are said by civilians
90 ave had no steam. II Is also
charged they were partly dismantied
and had 10 De towed out from the
docks before the could get into ace
ton At ans rate they were SO SLOW
that the Germans had an oppurtuuit,
To shell the Hartlepouls Tor nearly a.
minutes before the navy raft offered
effective opposition officers of the
two patrol ships held "a banquet "a
the leading hotol in West Hartlcpool
the NIGHT before The raid. An inKesti-
gaIon of the navy action has been
demanded by the mayors of the ruined
towns
Many Of the families living near
the coast have moved hacS into the
Interior The large number of women
ana children billed during the recent
COMMANDMENT. especially has attract
ed attention 10 the German raid. ana
whenever possible the heads Of fami-
lies are sending their wives and child
ron beyond the possible range 81 Ger
nan guns.
Al Hartlepool the Germans fred
with amazing accuracy, The first
shell knocked over twelve soldiers
who were manning n Of the coast
guns None of them were killed. hut
several were stunned The Germans
also managed To- strike the gagomet-
crs, water tower. smokestacks an bis
factories. telegraph poles and other
objects which stood above the level
Of the roofs tn The two Nat towns
railway lines we're MT IN several
places and tranic was temporatls
suspended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
PHILIPPINE OUTBREAK
HAD NO SIGNIFICANCE,
ASSERTION OF QUEZON

Washington Dec a. Phtllppiur
disturbance were discussed today in
the house. Resident tonmisaiuuci
Quezon, DISABLING reports 90 an uul
break declared such disturhancoa as
has occurred were of NO Importance
and that there was no revolt tn The
islands.
Representative Milier 81 Minnrso-
IA. who opposes Philippine i%udcpeud-
enrc. arreed with MI Quezou iu min
iWiziug reports uI "a revolution. hUt
declared thai 'ucte rhelcss ve shusld
NOT close our eyes to these disturb
ances Tie denounced the dcportea
Filipino gIcartc who is charged
with conducting auti-Nmcri,an prop
agauda lu Hons Kong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
OUT 10 DOLLARS
AND HIS JOB AS
M0T0RCAR DRIVER

Clarence Richards, a chauffeur who
drives for q man named Adams. was
rrrdienrd before Police Judge George
r. CRAIG today on four chargcs tie
Was accused OF driving without "a
drivers license. without "a state
license without lights and with eX-
ctcdinR The speed limit.
He was nncd SO ana his employer
was wBrIcd that ~ he ever permitted
richards to drive again his (AdamsD
License would be revoked.
Richards left 0ur minus $40 ana
has jl5 aH chauffeur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
TRAMPS MAKE NEW
CITY HALL SPICk
AND SPAN
Migrants Used to Scrub Floors
and Polish Windows Prepar-
atory to Moving in of Mn-
Eicipal Officers.

In PREPARATION Tor N moving Ia OF
the mayor, city clciH. city engineer
ald the police department. ramps
have been cleaning az the new city
hall
Chif Of Police McMillin sent six
Migrants sentenced D. Judge CRAIG
today tn the new City building a.
scrub floors and polish windows.
EiRhj warrants were put a. work on
tine neW nail yesterday Another
hatch is expected 90 be put 10 work
tomorrow. so mat when the depart
mcnts move In Thursda ever thing
will be spick and span
Word was oosun today disma1t-
ling the cells iu the temporary s,'-
t'uu house boa the kofJrr building
auo hereafter atl prisoners vlll ''
lu. Cd up in the new station az the
Ci hal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Albany, \ Y, Dee 2s.--The body
OF an unidentified ~ a with the head
severed WAS found by hunters In the
woods near Alta mont today. In the
clothing Was a Yard bearing on one
side the inscription, August kreise.
HA4aletn laurs T. A Do aud on the
other side the name "ltichard Law
renee. The latter was written In
GERMAN script An inspection seal
on a suitcase nearby indicated that
the nwner had been In Liverpool last
September.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
WILSON DISTRESSED
AT CANADIAN AFFAIR

Washington. De-, 30 The shoot.
ing of UWo American hunters by tu-
madam soldiers uu the Niagara river
near Fort Erie tr-terday is viewed
ht President WILSON with deep dis
trc-s Hc told callers TO-DAY he had
received mo- formaI report on ihe TN
,ldeut.
Secretary Bryat Instructed the
American tser cout.I "a Fort Erie to
taAe possession of tre body ut the
man Killed and iu IY everything p0H-
sible Tor thc mau Wounded The state
department has Irported the inci-
dent to Sir Cecil spring Rice. the
Rriiish ambassadof here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
M0RTUARY.


Fgnersl service viii Doe hcid over
Mrs ! o. food OF South High street,
tomorrow afternoon ga . o'clock "a,
.C z Frcnchs chapel
Airs Good who was 53 years old.
died az = 80 o'clock last night at her
home. as south High street she
had been a resident of his cts ior
eight years. Her husband and tWo
SONS survive One son. J g.. Good. OF
Talsa. Okla. came here last Thurs-
day on account of she serious iiinsss
~ his mother The other SON, " y.
Goud lives AZ El Pazo. Three sisters
ana two brothers of Mrs. Good i've
In the east
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
RICH C0WMAN"
GOES TO JAIL
FOR go DAYS

Cornelius Nj Reayy. the wealthy
cuttieuau,' who lived high on hor-
r0Wed money and then cashod Two
bad checks. VIII spend go days 10 the
county Jail judge craig announced
sentence on him today. McReaYy
pleaded guilty to passing the checks
Yesterday He was arrested "a lslcfa
SATURDAY night when he came into
town afoot 10 Jump "a train and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

mimic X q. ur, ~ The mys-
ierS f~ursoundins the killing last
night OF Beatrice iisiiey, siN years
OLD who was stri b ny y bullet that
came through % window al the home
OF her grandmpthpf ht B~uckshutem,
near here. where she was spending
ths HOLIDAYS, was rlrared up todaf
when George Ham 20 was arrested
ana coufcssfd according 90 the po-
bee. that he had a~ccidcnteiiy shot
ue child while tplng to khl his
sweetheart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have "a pay
regular prices for their goods.
WHEREAS. ours e. Irft on Qua
hands Js unreic"ncd security un
loans. THEREFORE,. we can sci
you goods for less than th.y have a.
paS make something ourselves and
save YOU u big percentage.
This is plain commo hscnse-no
hocua-pocus o. humhug.
Buy NOW for Christmas. 4 small
deposit viii reserve the Eoods you
want.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met az noon
Senator Walsh ASKED for re-
ports on seizures Of American
copper shipments ia the rams
Atlantic trade
HOUSE
Met az noon
Deoate was resumed on postof-
hce appropriation bill
Army appropriation bill carry
ing $4,000 ,00o waE reported
faVorably from committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Nnrn

Ten Dollars Reward viii be- paid FOR
the arrest n conviction Of party m
parties Gathering or taking mlla bot
Ties marked Bexmeck's Dairy.
JAMES BF.ZEMEk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
SO pound box O0c
Apples Jul

Sweci Nr,el Oransc- ins 10 Co SOC
= qt-. Fam, CranbrrrIe- 25r
~. Cf fauCy MIXED Nut- ZOE
Mixed tandic~. a.. 100 to 21c
iHigc pkg, Pan take Hour ioc
knfn SArup toe. 25c aud 5Ov
Ic-t quality Kansas Iga~, do1 soc
Home Ranch Fgg-. dozen 5Oc
Highest qunIit, Oieomargcrinc, ~ -,
LARGE cans best Tumntot.- Toe
3 cans mUry Tomatoes 80.
, sans Leader Peas 25c
, csps standard Germ $50
Be-t california Lima Bcan- NJ Toe
- ~. lest quality McNican
FRESH Itoastei Conce, a. zoe
500 Iscsh Roasted Cunee. 40 Doe
5 fre-h lioa-ted cones 10. SOC
Red Wolf Conce ...... o
3 pairs ~ heavy Canvas Gloves s5c
Men'~ si.25 and St.S0 Flannel
shirts 5000. .sl.oD
Mems best quality Ribbed Inder-
wear suits ..--+t.. ...-.... 80
sifn'- MoOl SucaterS ...1..L pr3ts.
Mems Oser,oais az factory esssa.
Iadis-' and Mis-e~ Long Coats ut fat
tuFy cost.
FalI Sise Comfotis Si.s5 90 $3.50
Al Toys az sour prioe.
Meme ~ 90 Dress shue- .. ss.s0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

birmingham Ala, Dec. 2a-Five
9Ss;s ..sa.a3ss I'M e. 5 pslla
ms session NJ their bicunial copven-
lion here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Powell ca1dy nctors foe sale Hids
Will be- received up 90 January T.
1915 l%nyentoried Si,oo0.o 90.
a. RUPEE, Trustee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Phone 8. Red Barn. sit Copper
for hrsi class hacks and carriaees
~. Ia rrimOie a CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
EMINENT ~BALLPLAYERS
PASS THROUGH CITY

small boys ct Albuquerque were
chcutcd oar oi "a sight today Here 10
i. SD. alton lme. and Bill james ui
in, Boston Braves, Grover Cleveland
Alexander uf the Philiics. and good
ness know. how many other eminent
D. ascbau players spent % minutes lu
town and n.3ody toId the boys about
It. spmeood. ought TO set Il In the
n0.k Tor .h1t
Tile players came In on "a special
,ar tua ned 90 train SO. q They are
tre remnants OF the All-Americnu and
All-Nutluual teams thar have been
pia ,I1e thr,aEt the country. on their
Wy hDr- other members cot ihe
t.tIl rem ned iu california coz -oai-
erred over oilrf routes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
H. YANOW.
IA West central.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All bills owing tho Powell Drug
Co. must Dee paid not later thau Jan.
nary lst. 1915 Otherwise Will Doc
placed Ia hand of attorney for coli
lection.
u. RUPEE. Trustee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


TO SUBSCRIBERS
, n you fail 60 get your evening
paper, call
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
, COMPANY, PHONE SO. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Don't take any chances with your
health Keep your feet warm aud
dry. The only Trims that viii ahso-
lutciy' de- TINS 81 3 pair OF our Iuo-
bera We have an sizes Tor Men.
Women and children and our priccr
are ycrs CLOSE a. Mays shoe store.
3ll West Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Dumluick GarhIgni and Mauueita
Lopez nI la Madeira. took out Il mat
r.I1t license go the office of County
CleIt a D. Walker today.
llcurN- delivery and messengers
deliver Nuur NNA~. Phone $3.50.
orr ABSTRACTS OBJ TITLE ARE
GJARANTEED-GIERKE. 0GLE q
uOANE. 31f vs. GOLD PHONE 1876
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Let the Herald want 40 do your
work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
GOLFING WEEK FULL TO BRIM.
Metropolitan and Eastern Inter-
schoIasti Head Events Locally.

The Metropolitan calendar for this week
Is full one. Two championship Journeys
and an unusually large number OF one
day tournaments are on the list.
First OF all Will come the Eastern inter-
scholastic championship, which begins to-
day at the ScaTsdale Golf and Country
Club. According 10 the present plans. the
final round Will he played on Wedne sda y
unless the finalists turn out TO have de-
sings on the Metropolitan championship,
IN which case the last round sChoolboy
event may be postponed. The present
holder OF the title II Max Il. Marston, but
he - now out of the scholastic ranks.
50 a new title holder must be found.
As Jerome Travers IL In England. the
Metropolitan amateur championship. which
begins Oh Wednesday AZ the Englewood
Country Club also will have new holder,
The tourney will last four days and an
usual the final on Saturday will DO At
thIrty-slx holes.
Entries for the Metropolitan tourney
closed on Saturday. und Frederick II.
Thomas, secretary OF the Metropolitan Colt
Association. expects To make public Tin.
entries and the pairings for the qualifying
round to-day.
The University Golf Club Association.
the Eastern Trade Golf Association and
the Women's Metropolitan Golf Assoca-
ton all will hold one day Journeys to-
morrow. The University Club event will
be played at Piping Rock, tho Eastern
Trade golfers will assemble at Dunwoodle
and the women golfers will journey to the
North Jersey Country Club near Paterson
Another women's one day tournament will
be played on Thursday At Piping Rock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
CHICK EVANS DID ARTISTIC
JOB IN BRITISH GOLF DRAW
Hilton and Harris, Last Years Finalists, Must
Meet in Second Round-Anderson Hope.
full of American Victory

than ever TO bring across the ocean one
or Britains most precious trophies, "A
prize growing more and more valued as
tile struggle TO keep 1t becomes the
keener.
While by no means candidate yet
FOR the "old mems home" ] am enough
OF veteran OF the game TO note. with
considerable pleasure. how the old-timers
came TO the front In the recent tourna-
ment at the Garden City Golf Club and
to caution the younger men that they
would best look TO their laurcls in the
Metropolitan amateur championship this
week Mt Englewood To me- Judging
from what | have read OF the perform
ances OF the Metropolitan golfers this
season, the tournament at Englewood is
going to he n struggle on the part Of
the field to get IN ahead OF the veteran
Walter j. Travis. lie would appear to
be tho outstanding figure for the title
which has been his before. three times,
the mantle OF which, however, he has
not worn since 1909.
With jerome u. Travers out OF tn.
field. the events In the Metropolitan dis
trict are moro or less OF to.sup rs to
the winner. always admitting, of course.
that Travis is a bit better than the next
man in any ~ hole match. lie has so
doomed up on the earlier events this sea
son and It would NOT surprise me in the
leust IT next saturday afternoon ne
should be receiving congratulations as
the champion OF 1914.
This was TO be the season. I believe,
the reports OF the winter said, when
oswald Kirkby would have his golden
opportunity for proving that aside from
Travers he Is the strongest representative
Of the Metropolitan district. I am some
what In the dark as to his play this
year, but hope that he will find" his
game In the Metropolitan, for surely
Englewood is the place OF all places for
him 10 show II of to- best advantage.
a. f. Hammer, Max II. Bchr and
Gardiner w. White are names not 10 be
overlooked in figuring the possibilities OF
the play at Englewood. among those
whose names are most familiar. or the
younger men the two who will give their
opponents the greatest trouble undoubt-
eddy are Max II. Marston. who ought
not to allow his failure az Garden city
10 discourage him. and Philip Carter. the
last named carrying my good wishes for
! have had many a round with him at
Aibemarle. West Newton, Mass, in his
earlier school days.
The winner OF the championship will
have tho distinction and honor OF being
the first TO get his name inscribed on the
new trophy. which replaces that which
Jerome Il. Travers's club now numbers
among it's possessions. through his hav-
ing won IL three times. The same condi-
tons prevail for this trophy, I note, and
II will be something TO get the drop"
on Jerry. in his absence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-18
SCMMO>SLS.

SUPREME COURT, NEw YoHK ,urNrI
KATHERINE 4. hl'kINSoS. Ils!ubf
against CI.YDE g DICKINSON. Dcfrudaui
TRIAL desired IN New York County sum
nona-Acfiun for an AJHnluta divorce.
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENnANf'
yOC ARE HEREBY SuMMuNED TO 49,.
swer the complaint in this action ond -
Tins attorney within twenty days aft'r the
service Of this summons, exclusive % the
DAY OF service and In case OF your failure
10 appear or answer, judgment win no taken
against you by default for the Keller he-
mauded IN the complaint,
Dated, New Work, January 18th, III
d. " STEELE, Jr, Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF
once and Post Once Address, llh
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK. city, New York
To he Defendant, clyde g. Dickinson.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you rs publication, pursuant 70 an order OF
lion Irving Lehman, Jubtice OF the suprems
Court OF the state Of New York, dated ID.
fourth day OF May 1914 and fled with the
complaint In the once OF the Clerk OF the
County OF New York, AZ the County Court
House, borough OF Manhattan City and
dated. New York, May 9th, 1874
y. ". STEELE Jr., Attorney for Pisintin
lis Broadway. borough OF MsnhsttAA.
New York City. New York