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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by the Csnsor's
Live Correspondesss
GENOA.


MOUND RIDGE, August 12-Farmers
are busy cutting grain. Crops arc very
poor. Mr.. aI.a Mrs. Joe Phanicb spent
Sunday with the formers parents, Joe
R0nkoski and wife. Mrs. Joseph Corti
entertained her sister from Chippewa
Falls the past week Mrs. Henry
Kercher and son spent q few days with
Miss Grace L1pie .. A number from
this ridge delivered cattle at Genoa
Wednesday . . Mrs. Ed Schubert is IN
der the care OK DR.. Bettinger with a
case of blood poison, but is slowly re-
covering. +. Miss Emily Barlini spent
Monday at Lacrosse. Ed Schubert
and Frank Kelsey autoed TO ChasebuTg
Sunday where Mr.. Kelsey bought ne "
car. Mrs. Ed Schubert and daughter
Madeline spent Sunday with her par
ents. BeneaTd Domke spent a few
days at Lacrosse Mrs. Henry Schu-
bert spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed Schu-
bert. NE TO YOU
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18

Postmaster General Burleson has
been charging the postal deficit to the
war But it now appears that postal
revenues last year felloff only $500, 600.
while the expenses increased some nine
millions. What's the answer. Mr.. Bur-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18
MnNEY rofnAN

On farm security at reasonable rates
Of interest. Ill business confidential.
Address Lewis Bros. Realty and Invesr.
ment Co., N. W. corner 18th & Main
SITS, La Crosse. Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18
MONEY TO LOAN

On farm property. Funds always cn
land, no delay. Interest reasonable.
| also buy mortgages. Address, or call
onW. J: Hickiseh, 2Q3 S, sth street, la
Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-08-18

Eugene Henry is the proud owner
OF one of the new Oakland cars, model
81, purchased from Clark's garage,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
MILLS BANTAMS CLASH
WITH PENDEN'S SQUAD ON
ALEXANDER FIELD TODAY

Mills school win play the last game
OF their interscbolastic league sche-
dulesthis afternoon against the strong
College of Hawaii football eleven on
Alexander field. Coach Berney will
send number OF second string men
into the game as some of the first
team men will be out on account Of
injuries. DIR. Peden will try out many
new plays against the bantams and
every man on the squad will be given
an opportunity to play part of the
game.
The committee IN charge. OF the
scheduls for the lssnasning games OF
the year will niece next week to de-
eide on what teams will enter the
league. AS announced yesterday the
Mills team win not enter. and as the
College OF Hawaii will not rank for
the championship. the struggle for
honors viii be triangular one. The
first game OF the new schedule will
be played ON November Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

Y NJ. c. A. athletics. will meet the
Get Readys, new club in the inter-
mediate department All of these
clubs are made up of players between
the ages of Is ind 81 and the play
promises to be interesting.
Next Tuesday evening the senior
league opens and four teams made up
from the best players Of the city will
compete The Service meets the Tig-
ers. last years champions in the first
game at o'clock At S:45 the Co.'S
mopolitans open up with the Dormi.
tory Club -.... ..-...*
Spectators are invited to this even
ing's practise game, which begins at
$50 sharp. The probable lineup is
as follows: ~:, T..
Service = Left forward, Hackett
(captain): right forward. Geyarder;
center, Noyes; right guard, Wheeler:
left guard, Cosgroye Substitutes:
Brush, Fagg, Pease, Hague and Ma
rifles. =
Dormitory-Left forward, MARI and
Cramp: right forward, Dom and
Hook; center, Dreier; right guard,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
Oliver SOARES
HAS GOOD SCORE
in ALLEY GAMES
STANDING 81 BOWLING CLUBS.
L.agt nights mateh-colts 2. P.

Last nights mateii--Colts z, T. b.
C..
The Colts took the odd game from
the p. b. c. last night on the Y. M.
G. A alleys. Ii looked like runaway
match for. the Golts in the first game,
but the Portuguese bowlers gave a
fine exhibition in the second game,
while the Colts slumped.
In the deciding game the Colts
rolled S2l and the F. b. C. lost ont in
spite of good work on the part Of
Soares and Azeyedo. Rodrignes, who
bowled well In the first two games,
had to be taken out in tine third and
Santos, who relieved him, could not
connect with the Fins in his usual
fashion. This left a score of 100.
which was too big handicap for the
PHO.
The feature of the matci was the
work of 0. r. Soares, who bowled the
first two double centuries of the sea.
son in league match. His average
of 1S1 was. the, best of the evening.
]. C. Chamherlin led the Colts both
in average and high score with ia
and l92 respectively. Floyd Emmans
was next With a 1f2 average. Aze.
vedo took second honors for the p.
b. C.. He hadaan average of 10, and
lS6 for high score. Lineup and
scores: ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
LOCAL FOOTBALL FANS
LOOK FOR SURPRISES
IN GAMES OF TOMORROW

How many surprises will we have
tomorrow on the mainland gridlrons?
That Is the question that the football
fans OF Honolulu have been asking
this week. When Oregon Aggies de-
feated the Michigan farmers the crit
les around town believed that the last
upset and the worst had come. Each
Saturday has seen the downfall Of
some team that was expected to fight
for the honors this year. Can Haugh-
ton muster strength enough to down
Princeton? viii Yost be able TO send
team back after two defeats that
viii send Cornell out OF the race. VIII
the Army be able to stop the strong
Notre Dame team? These are qnes-
ticns that are asked most
Princeton.H Harvard. Plttsbufg- Wash
ingt0n and Jefferson. and Cornell
Michigan games appear 10 be sfbe best
In the East, while the battle between
California and Washington takes prom
inence In the West. The real game
that stands out In the East this week
is the Pittsburgh-W. and ]. match.
Both have strong teams. and neither
has tasted defeat. The victor in this
struggle looks to be the leader OF foot
ball for the year, unless Cornell and
Princeton can go through their season
without defeat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
johnson HOLDS
KAKAAKO Team
follow SCORE
Junior League Standing.

Last night at Kakaako Hall the Pa
lama Juniors defeated the Kakaako
team by one-sided score Of so to u.
The Kakaako team did not score I'M
Gil the ending OF the seventh when,
they began to hunt, and with four
hits and q base on balls with four
hunts mixed in between they showed
seven runs over the pan. In the
eighth they drove in two more and in
the last OF the ninth they scored three
on Eve hits
Johnson, pitching for Palama.
twirled a great game mp to the ending
OF the seventh, and in the early in.
nings he had the Kakaakos breaking
their backs trying to hit his fast one.
In the last three Innings he seemed
TO lose a good bit of the speed he was
using to snch good effect in the earli
er part Of the game.
KakaakO In all used three pitchers.
and In this department OF the game
they are woefully weak. They also
have a number OF players that are
entirely too light to play against such
fast teams as the Kanlnwelas, Pala-
mas and Star Bulletins.
The next games in the Junior
League will be played next Tuesday
night, when KaHiuwela meets Palama
at Palama and Beretania meets Kalihi
at Kalihi.
Tonight in the Senior League there
win be two games. Kanluwela and
Star-Bulletin, meet at Kakaako. and
Reretania and Kalihi meet at Kalihi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

ming at New Haven. Captain Barrett
was injured In the Harvard game and
the boys from Ithaca viii miss the
great quarter when they journey down
TO Ferry Field next Saturday, II
would not be surprising II only Pitts
burg remained Of the indicated
teams IN the East next Saturday. and
Folwell may cause Warner trouble
when they meet. There are not many
better teams IN the East this year
than w. & j. and Pittsburg.
On the coast Gilmour Dobie will
bring his unbeaten team to Berkeley
to meet the University of California
team. DohIe has chance To claim
the championship this year by CON-
spafafiye scores md win make every
effort to humble the former ruggers.
Local alumni or the University Of Cali
fornia are confident that Schaefer las
rounded out team thai. VIII gige the
Evergreens q fight. but Il California
wins from the canny Scot and tho
great Miller then there absolutely
"ain't no such animal called dope.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
DoslE's TEAM SHOULD WIN
FROM CALIFORNIA SATURDAY

Tomorrow Mr.. Dobie OF Washington
University will demonstrate TO the
Berkeleyites what he styles football.
Mr.. Gilmour Dobie. being the coach
at the University OF Washington. will
send team south to oppose the Uni
versity of California Football team
that has never heard OF q defeat. In
all the years that Dobie has been in
Seattle at the helm the Evergreen
team has never come out On the short
end Of the score and with Miller, the
big smashing half, Bud Young. the
sensational quarter; Shell, Hunt and
the Leader boys on the steam they
should win from California. Brooks.
Montgomery, Gianelli, Gibbs and Can
field are fast. but it is doubtful II
they have yet learned enough to make
hard fight against the northern
team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
MICHIGAN LOCOMOTIVE
WILL BE FEATURE At
ANNUAL VARSITY FEED

The annual dinner OF the University
OF Michigan Alumni Association which
was 70 have been held tomorrow even
i'm e ne home Of A. L. G. Atkinson
1T PIuloa has been postponed until
Saturday evening. November IL. IN,
asunch rs the Michigan dinner Wiz
take place on the evening Of the game
between Michigan and Pennsylvania
there tshopId be considerable Joy. as
me men OF Yost are banking on win.
Ming nom the Penn crowd. as they
did last year.
Tomorrow the Michigan eleven wi :
meet Cornell on Ferry Field, aud local
alumni are dubious as TO the chances
OF Michigan scoring victory. The
Big Red team has wonderful scor-
ing machine this year. but Captain
Barrett Is the big star, and with him
out of the game the Ann Arbor team
has chance. Last year Barrett was
the big factor IN the Ithacans' victory
with Maulbetsch in better condition
and Staatz and Dunno back at ends,
.Michiean should have q chance against
ahe c0nqVerors Of Haughton's Harvard
SQUAD
'stiall4e TIE victcrs.
/ In the coming game with. Pennsyl-
kania the local alumni may have
gehfnce. 20 sing the "victors." the.
|ssRefiaW and the Blue" and give, the
fIa6d old SL0comotive" at the dinner
IL has. always been the history at
Michigan chat no matter what the pros
bects have been in the early season
the FERRY Field eleven have always
played one great game each year. The
.,bctflng Is IN favor of Shapes men,
Int there may be different story
dashed across to Honolulu when the
Cornell and Michigan squads meet to-
mQrrow IN Ann Arbor.
rt&tetneffs have been made TO
leave the unirersity Club at . n m.
Saturday. November rs. A launch will
meet the ears at PuHloa wharf at 8; IS.
Aride will be taken around Pearl Har-
bn1 and a dip win be taken in G. a
Browns swimming pool at Fords Isl.
aud. Dinner At ! 2. N: The members
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
GOLFERS TO COMPETE
FOR PRESIDENTS CUP
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Play in the tournament for the pre-
sident's trophy viii begin tomorrow
afternoon at the Oahu Country Club.
This tourney viii run two days and
has been played for three times be-
fore this year. Many Of the best plal
ers who competed for the Manoa cup
will enter tomorrow and Sunday. and
this tournament has proved to be the
center Of interest The finals Of the
presidents trophy win be played or
on December 10. and much interest
win be taken tomorrow as the players
having the lowest scores in the quar-
terly tournaments VIII play Orion that
date. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

Coach Booth will have two new men
In the game Saturday who should
strengthen the team considerably.
Mock Sing. who has been out of the
game this year. win az In at halfback,
and Kaikaka will play left tackle. Iu-
ana and Eaton made big games in the
Pnnahon match. and with @. Bertel-
mann and Mock Sing. the Kan back.
field should prove to be battering
one. de Ia NIX and Gibson have both
been showing up well this week in
practise, and both quarters may get
chance In the coming struggle.
As there will be but one game on
Saturday IL Is expected that large
crowd will he on hand at ; O'Clock To
cheer the teams on 10 victory. Both
schools have large number OF stu
dents. and with the alumni. students
from Punahon, Mills and College OF
Hawaii and the lovers of football
around town there should be one of
the best crowds OF the year. The root
Ing sections will be out in force. as
both schools have organized real
roofing section that promises to be
one OF the features OF the afternoon.
officiaIs Important Feature.
I.ient. w. q. Jones viii referee. and
Lieut.. Charles Lyman will umpire.
Roth officials have handled the games
before, and viii undoubtedly take care
OF the game in the proper manner. The
fans OF the city areaentitled to watch
the games. They pay their money.
and Il Is regretted that on a number
Of occasions they have to listen to the
tales Of woe told by coaches and play.
efs on the teams The interschoIastic
league should adopt some method
whereby the fans going to the games
will not have to watch an umpire
stopping a play by getting In the way.
or hear some Of the coaches tell their
tales OF woe to the officials.
In the Punahou game the umpire
spoiled several plays by not getting
around In the right time. and there
has been much talk over the rulings
on ofisile plays and other matters
that the fans have been asked to
watch This idea Of playing to the
coach on either team is not the right
Idea for good football One coach
wants the play to 60 one way. and
the other coach takes the opposite
View. If the committee will leave the
selection OF officials out OF the
coaches sphere, then we may look for
better officiating IN the games this
year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
SLAvlN COMES BACK
IN RING AFTER MANY
YEARS OF RETIREMENT

John p" Frank Slayin has stepped
into the ring again somewhere in
France. The famous pugilist enlisted
at Victoria, b. c.. recently, where he
had been living since he returned from
Alaska. Slavin is 81 years old, and
reports coming from the front state
that the old ring artist is still as cleE-
er as he was In the days of old. Sla-
vim has defeated, the great Jack Nc
Anliffe and Jake Kilrain, and his last
great bout was with Peter Jackson,
which he lost in 10 rounds. This was
II Is92--and % years later we hear
that he is coming back. Battling Nell
son and AID Wolgast please note.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
HASKELL
PLAYER CARRIES
18TH To VICTORY

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
II SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, Nov. s.
The 25th Infantry continue their foot
ball successes, the crack team of b
and C companies defeating f Battery
Thursday Afternoon on the Cavairy-Ar-
tillery gridiron. Stafford, the captain
of the 25th Infantry team, is part In
dian and was formerly a star on the
Haskell Indian team. He has his
eleven playing great football and they
swept the arIillerymen off their feet.
The final score was ~ to o.
In the first quarter, after a series
of line plunges and end runs winch
carried the bail steadily toward the
artillery goal, Stafford carried the
ball over for the first touchdown.
From this time until near the end
of the fourth quarter the wagon sol
diers were able to mold their own and
several times threatened the b and
G companies goal. They lacked the
aggresslveness and punch necessary
10 carry the ball the last five yards,
and three attempts at drop kicks by
Menard were all failures. Some OF
the men in the artillery line made
good showing. but the backs are woe
fully deficient in speed and in form
ing an interference. Most OF their
plays were broken up before they got
started by their more aggressive OPP
ponents.
Forward Pass Scores.
Toward the end OF the fourth quar-
ter the 18th got the ball on the artil-
iery Vineyard line when Menard fum-
bled a punt In the first play the
10th were thrown back Is yards. They.
took up a formation for place kick;
Stafford received the ball, but passed
il to Murphy, who made beautiful
pass To Cayson, already over the ar.
tillery goal line.
A few minutes later Cayson recover
ed the ball on Browns low-bounding
kick, which had completely eluded
the artillery backs, and carried it over
for the third touchdown Brown kick
ed goal.
The teams lined up as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
MANY AUSTRALIAN SWIMMERS
LEAVE FOR BATTLE FRONT

Up to the middle OF last month 269
young men affiliated with the New
South Wales Amateur Swimming As
ISOLATION had grabbed a rifle from the
rack and taken the war-trail. Among
them are such great swimmers as Ce-
ell Healy, Billy Longworth, Tommy
Adrian, s. Riddington and z. c. Fox,
to say nothing of those who have lost
their lives and have been specifically.
honored-Swannell. Rosenthal, Hill.s
Anderson, Reeve. Doodson, Adelt. Kid
man and McPhee
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
Decisive Games VIII
Be Played Saturday

California viii Entertain Dobies Washington Team at Berke-
leyPrinceton viii Meet Harvard in Bio Struggle-Pitts-
burg Must Win From w J. to Hold Place in Sun-Baretts
Injury May Give Cornell Setback When Sharpes Crew Plays
on Ferry Field Against Michigan
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
cKinley Eleven Will
Meet Kan on Saturday

Fans Promised Open Game When Two EleyenS Face Each
Other on kamehameha Field Saturday Afternoon O'clock
Clifford Meim, Who Was Injured in Punahou Game, viii
s Be in HIGH School Backfield
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

of the Michigan committee are Wade
Warren Thayer, Alexander Lindsay,
Jr- Ranney c. Scott, and A. L. C. At
kinson. -i--
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

Forty-four cases OF hospital sup
plies valued at $4,225, were shipped
hy the American Red Cross on the
steamer Auchembale TO the British
Red Cross, 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

The basketball season at the Y. NJ.
c. A. opens this evening with game
between the Service and Dormitory
clubs. This will be practise affair
for the senior league which opens
next Tuesday. Physical Director
Glenn Jackson has been selected as
referee and play will begin at $50.
Following the game the Cosmopolitans
take the floor at 1880 for their regu.
lar practise.
Tomorrow evening the intermediate
League opens its schedule. There are
five clubs in this league and double
headers will be played every Satur
day night The Xxx Club drew bye
and will rest this week The other
four clubs will be seen in their open
ing games, the knights of Kameha-
meha, q Hawaiian club, meeting the
FL Globos. composed of Portuguese
young men in the opener at 1880.
Following this game the Washing
tons, club made up of local Chinese
young men with a past reputation in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

Touchdowns- Stafford, Cayson 2.
Goal from touchdown, Brown. Ref
cree, Lieut. j. o. DAILY; umpire, Cpl.
Gabourel; head linesman, Cpl Clever
ly. Time of quarters. % minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

Morgan and Lake; left guard, Page
Captain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05
SERVICE AND D0RMS
TO PRACTISE TONIGHT
IN BASKETBALL TRIAL

Tonight's Basketball.
$50 Service VS.. Dormitory tprac-
tise game).
Tomorrow's Basketball.
intermediate League:
7:30-El Globo VS.. Knights of Ka-
mehameha
S:15-Get Ready Club VS.. Washing.
tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-05

The iitney buss has made its ap-
pearance in Brooklyn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
NO FOUNDATION FOR
 CHARGES BY NEGRO
Judge Lane Exonerates Detectives Eubanks and Goldstein of Charge
 of Using Third Degree

It was stated at police headquarters last night thss the charges, Clifford Briggs, a
 negro, made yesterday merning against certain detectives had been thoroughly investigated by Commissioner A. O. Lafte
 durtig the afternoon and found to be un-
 supported by facts Briggs is still in Jail
 facing charge of robbery, in connection
 With the snatching of the purse of Mrs. c. Teachers 1880 Sixth avenues north, on
 the evening of December 2S.
 According to the police records Detec- ties Eubanks and Goldstcin arrested BriGs Saturday afternoon on suspicion that F was the negro who robbed Mrs.
 Teachers While undergoing examination
 in the pivate detectives room, 1t was
 said by t6 officers, the negro dropped
 Mrs. Peachggss, pocketbook on the floor
 and the inquisiiftGrs secured three valuable
 diamonds. The s,egro claimed that be
 was framed up" andpe andptne pocketbook and diamonds planted" by ne detectives. He also alleged that he wal raaly beaten by the officers in the atte.n to mako him confess
 < foIiowing thorough inve' ioh III all the allegations of the nsS So' suoss Lane announced that the charse.A ''is' use or the third degree were unfoT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
'JOHNSTON'S FRIENDS
 THINK HE WILL WIN
Campaign Headquarters for Speakership Candidate
 Established

Montgomery, January 4-tSpecial. Campaign headquarters were established here today by Edward Johnston. repre-. sentative from Madison county, candi date for the speakership of the next house of representatives, and with sev- eral members of the legislature ir charge an aggressive fight in behalf ot Mr- Johnston's candidacy will be waged
 It was announced here tonight that Mir Johnston has the written pledges of more members of the legislative body than any Of his opponents. His friends are confi- uent of victory, and declare that the huntsville man has made wonderful gains during the last few days
 MT Johnston is a son of the late Sen ator Joseph Forney Johnston and a brother of Forney Johnston of Rirming- liam, campaign manager for Oscar W. Underwood in the recent senatorial cam palgn It is reported here tonight that Forney Johnston will be one of the chief advisers of the campaign committee, which is waging the fight for Edward Johnston.
 A. H. Carmichael, prohibition candi- date Tor the speakershp, and Rev. Brooks Lawrence, superintendent of the Alabama Anti-Saloon league, will open campaign headquarters here next Friday.
 According to the supporters of Mr. Johnston. he has 4S votes pledged to him. Prohibitlonists during the week mus tered B votes. Twenty-four members of the house are said to be unpledged and uEcommitted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-05
! Pan-Pacific Exposi-
 tions to Open on Time

The Expeditions in California will open on time-the Panama California Exposition at San Diego, January 1, 1915. the Panama Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco February 20. 1915.
 This Is the greatest opportunity ever presented to the American people to see something of their own country. F Choice of routes. with number of limited trains to choose from. including the famous Golden State Limiteds and Rocky Mountain Limited" To see everything to the best advantage avail yourself of a Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour. Both Expeditions included in one ticket at no extra cost. Liberal stop over privileges.
 We maintain a Travel Bureau at @t1 Peters Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. Our repre- sentatives are travel experts. who will help you plan wonderful and an eco nomical outing. give yoy full informa- trip.
 Write for our literaturs on California F. A.. Rock Island IAnss. Atlanta.'