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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-04

DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTED.
Agents balances
over three months
:, due ..:........"..s 1s,So5.7S
Book value of real
estate, bonds and
stocks over mar
ket value. ........ 177,59Q.22
Special deposits to
secure liabilities i'm 26.953.92
-~~-s 2i7.9is.s7
Total admitted assets. SO
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and
unpaid ...........$ $4,000
Losses In process
OF adjustment or
in suspense ...... 31,26f.00
Losses resisted..... 100000
Total ............S2St.619 90
Deduct reinsurance. 6l.70O.00
Net amount of unpaid losses. s 219,979.00
Total unearned premiums. 1,915,9G1.0S
salaries. rents. bills, taxes.
. etc. .............. ............ 4V.9bVVU
Commissions and brokerage. 4.436.00
Total liabilities. ISL .S36.Os
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.
= year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: s2s. oas. $4,000
Total premiums received
during the year. ....... 24S,357.50
Total losses incurred during
' year 4. ii. wv;RRX,YY.. Il. s. MANAGE aSs;y:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day Of February. 1915.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
The NEWSPAPER MEN ARE
TRYlhG TO EARN THEIR PAY

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Dec. FL
President Wilson and his bride are
still at Hot Springs very
still to be more exact. The double
guard OF secret service men, hotel
servants and volunteer hotel en-
ployers were all around the couple
last night Newspaper men have
worked over time TO make the Of
fee believe they were earning their
weekly stipend by the lengthy dis
patches they have sent in, detail
ing the story Of the honeymoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
Acknowledgements Of subscriptions

Acknowledgements Of subscriptions.
]. A. G. Ken,ble. the field man, is
thankful for the following names
added TO his list of subscribers
since last report: I. s. Middleton,
Wsxahachie: Pete Ellis. Waxaha-
chic; A. j. Poulter. Bishop. Texas.
b. Mrs. d. D. Floyd; r. w. league.
Waxahaehie i. T. d. Glenn, Waxa
aachie :; Mrs Julia Cheek, Waxa-
hachie; A. Goforth, Allen, Texas: ].
A. Holeonb. Waxahachie. A. G.. Gill
more, Crisp. Texas: G. G. Williams,
Wetumka, Oklahoma. by f. r. Viii
lsams. Sardis, L. T. Miller, Waxaha-
chic I. also Dallas Senls Weekly
News: Mrs. w G, Reagor. Ennis 4 !;
T. p. Godfrey, Waxahachic s. ID.
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condemnation to tham that are

condemnation to them that are in
Christ Jesus"
Christ taught that believers in
Him possessed eternal timmortaD
life Verify, verify, say unto you.
he that beiieyeth E.n that sent Ne,
nath eternal life, and eometh not
into judgment. but hath passed out
OF death into life" Verify, verify
say unto you, he that belieyoth OH
me hath everlasting life" Held fast
to the lenses of scripture. Wat
the Lord puts in the present tense
We are not to put in the future
tense. Our Lord taught that De.
believetn hath. Whosoever believes
shall not perish, shall not be con.
demned, and processes immortal life
Preservation of Believers.
A few weeks since man. WHO
he'd sowed his life to the flesh ant
which he was made to realize hi.
condition ard need. AS soon as hi
arrived home he telephoned tht
preacher asking for an interview
with him as soon IS possible. Ths
one thing he wanted to know was
II / trust Christ ard He saves nc
sill He keep me- It was q sensible
aId vital question. Did Jesus Chris
teach the preservation of those wns
believe in Him? Let His own word.
answer.
He taught that they would b
saved from the persecution OF men
and We shall be betrayed both b.
parents and brethren, kinsfolk anC
friends; and some CT you ahell the!
cause TO be put to death Ant
ya shall be hated of all men for N.
nemes sake. Bat there shall not ;
Asir Of your head perish.
He taught that they would saw
from the power Of the world: i,
tie world ye SHALL have tribulatfon
but be Of good cheer; have over
come tho world
The beloved John, who hear,
Christ teach, wrote to his disciples
Greater is He that is IN you. thai
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
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some such medicine is sure to be re-
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but this remedy cannot be obtained
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rats excellent new remedy is suf-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

ard one-half pint Of water taaraxsss
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
The place to Bay Jewrlry 'that Is Reliable.

Waxahachie.
February Palmer at May
pearl. Boyce at Ferris; Garrett at
Waxahachie.
February 11-Waxahachie at Pal
mer; Midlothian at Boyce; Garrett
at Maypearl
February 1s-Maypearl at Waxa-
hachie: Ferris at Midlothian. Pai-
mer at Garrett.
Champions from North End vii;
play winners from South End Feb.
20.
south End.
January Ennis at Bardwell:
Howard at Forreston; Italy at Mil
ford
January l4-Bardweli at italy,
Forreston at Ennis; Milford at
Howard.
January 2S-Italy at Forreston:
Ennis at Milford; Howard at Bard
WE'LL
February Milford at Bard
we'll; Howard at Ennis Avaon al
Forreston.
February l1-Forreston al Mil
ford: Italy at Howard; Ennis al
Avalon
February IS Bardwell at For
reston, Italy at Ennis: Milford al
Avalon.
Champions Of South End will
play winner of Mort End Feb. %
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/ ALLEGED BANDITS
| CAUGHT BY POSSE
EYED TO HAVE TAKEN
kRT IN ROBBERY PASS
1 ENGER TRAIN.
|arn Battle Between Men and
hicers One of the Suspects
Shot and May Die.

HDoWN. Ark, Dec. 21.-Two
believed to be members of the
gang that held up a Kansas
soathern passenger train near
] few nights ago were captured
posse near the scene OF the
ID today after a hot battle
.of the suspects was shot
gh the abdomen and head and
lie.
h men refused to give their
!. The battle occurred a short
lee from where the train VIE
4. The alleged bandits were
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE IS
FRAMED FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS

County Athletic Director A. a
scott reports a basket bail schedule.
formed ~ a recent meeting of rep
resentatiyes OF the various schools
OF the county. which calls for a large
number OF games during the
months OF January and February.
with game TO be played ON Febru-
airy goth 10 decide the champion
ship between the north end and
south end OF the county. In order
to stimulate interest in the cham
plonship games the result OF each
game played under this schedule
should be sent to Mr.. Scott. who
Val report same TO this paper. Ii
this Is done promptly percentage
column viii be run each week show
ing The result OF the games aud
standing of teams
The schedule is as follows.
North End.
January 49, Midlothian "a Waxa-
haohie. Ferris at Palmer: noyce at
Aagpeart at
January "a Naypearl AZ MGdlo.
sh'an waaahaehle at Fergi.. PJ-
'mrg 81 Hoycs.
jannary IS hldlothlan az Pal.
mef; Ferris A. MaYpe4r novce n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21
SALVATION Of men
IS PROMISE Of GOD
PASTOR HALL TELLS WHAT
CHRIST TAUGHT OF MEN
WHO BELIEVED ON HIM.
Interesting Sermon ut First Baptist
Church by Rev. A. n. Hall.
Who is Preaching Series
of Sermons.

Continuing the series or sermons
on christianity According TO
Christ" Pastor A. n. Hall of the
First Baptist church preached Sun
day evening on What Christ Taught
Concerning Men VINO Believe on
Him. The text was, And this is
tho promise that He hath promised
us, even eternal life
The Twentieth Century New Tes-
lament renders it And this is
what 70 Himself promised us--the
immortal life" No one knew Christ
better than the Apostle John. From
the day that he. with his brother
Andrew. followed Jesus from the
banks OF the Jordan until the hour
when the Savior breathed his lass
on the cross, he lived on the most
intimate terms with Him. He
was one of the inner circle disciples
Peter. James and John. 1t was
John who leaned upon the Lord S
breast at the last supper; and it
was to him that the Lord entrusted
His mother Forty eventful years
have passed over Johns head since
he was parted from his Master, and
he is now an old man. Like other
old men he remembers more clearly
the things that happened forty years
ago than the things that happened
q month ago. Out of that clear
certain memory of the Lord, and His
words, John writes: And this is
the promise that he hath promised
us, even eternal life.' Let it be
noticed that Jchn limits this prom
ise TO believers. "He hath promised
u.s." This, brings US face to race
with what Jesus promised to those
who believe on Him.
Salvation of Believers.
And as Moses lifted up the GER
pent in the wilderness, even SO must
the Son of man be lifted up: That
whatsoever believeth in Him should
not perish, but have everlasting
lie. These words of our Lord are
both inclusive and exclusive
whatsoever" excludes All who do
not believe. But dhe object in view
now is that Christ taught the saliva
tion of all that believe on Him.
Christ taught that believers in Him
were without condemnation. Hear
His words: "He that believeth on
Him is not condemned. This chords
with the teaching Of Paul the Apos-
tie: There is therefore nov no
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

Give yictroIa and Edison records
for Xmas. Hear new ones at Cur
Inns. adv 233a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

b. Billiard. city; G. H. Pierson.
Haxahachie s.: Eils Lodge. Waxa-
hachie; J. A. Bradford. Midlothian
s.; a Wicker. Waxahachie: 4 4.
Williams, Waxahachie 4; w n.
Kidd, Waxahachie: D. W. Curry.
waxahachie 5 h. B. Cook, Waxanar
chic 4; G. s. Gabcl. Hampshire.
Tennessee: Mrs. b. +. McCarter.
Waxahachie; r. r. Massey. Midlo-
than 8: r. L. Thompson, rorreston
Wild oats don't have to be sown ii
March.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-21

armed with rifles bearing Wells
Fergo mark and are believed to have
been stolen from the express car.
The men also answered the descrip-
ton of two of the band furnished
by the train crew.
In real life poverty is different
than it is in poetry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
WILL HAVE MANY
1916 AUTO RACES

Under the lead OF Manager Il A.
Hitler. the Northwest Automobile
association will branch out and
stage speed races In most OF the
large cities OF the Pacific North.
west this fall In 1915 every large
city on the Coast will be included
In the circuit.
The new schedule OF dates ar.
ranged for tho racers begins late
In July In Portland and continues
until the last OF September. when
a oned day meet will be staged at
North Yakima.
II interest justlflcs II, an attempt
Will be made 20 run more races at
Madison park. but this will not be
done unless better patronage In as.
sured than attended the races
last month.
The schedule follows:
Portland. July 1924; Ia Grnnde,
Aug. /, Boise. Aug. rs: Salt Lake
City. Aug. 1915. Butte, Aug. 81;
Missoula, Aug. 20; Spokane. Sept.
1913. Walla Walla, Sept. 20, and
North Yakima. Sept. a.
Manager Hitler plans 10 hold
races In California next year and
make them inter-sectional affairs.
Eight drivers from the Northwest
will compete against similar
number from California. Races Will
be held at Frisco. Los Angeles and
San Diego.
A few OF tho Northwest drivers
may enter tho races at the Min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
Mzt N6Y az
&m4M&aAze-

o.--You must not think me fool
lsh. but have q problem for you
10 solve for me. ! am sure you
will do II. for II 10 OF great i'm
portsnee 10 me.
have been keeping company
with q young fellow for several
months and love him devotediy.
and he hss also told me time and
again that he loves mo more than
any other girl he has ever gone
with. have tried hard not 20 lot
him know that ! care 90 much for
him. sItho guess no knows 81.
ready.
He 10 going away soon, and he
says he 10 coming back. and, N he
doesn't, no will send for me. What
want to know 10: Shall I 90
with other fellows while he 10
away. or shall ! sit at homo and
walt for hIr17 He might never come
back, and II sit at home and wait
for him, he might realize that
love him, and don't exactly want
him to know that, for I have heard
that 40 soon ss a fellow realizes q
pIri loves him he doesn't love her
any moro. or that he 10 not quito
90 crazy about her.
Now. dear Cynthia, do not think
me silly for asking this advice
from you. for ! really want 90
know which 10 the best 20 do. be.
cause n going with other fellows
would make him mad, ! wouldn't
do II. for ! love him too much 20
lose him In this way. Thanking
you In advance and snslously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
Seattle Really
Wins Another One;
What's the Idea ?

The Giants won another They
beat Victoria. 60 6. Wednesday,
when Hunky Shaw slammed triple
10 deep center. scoring two runs.
Our future member OF Connie
Maok's Athletics. Pat Eastley. was
given rude treatment BY tho or.
phancd Victoria toam.
In the third they jolted him for
four clean hits and four runs before
Manager Tealoy sent him 20 tho
bench and hauled Mails In ma res.
cuer.
Malls hadn't warmed up. and was
WIG. lie walked the first man. and
later walked another. forcing In n
run. but during tho lntermisslon
before the fourth round he got the
kinks out Of his arm. and held the
Leafs without run until the last
Tho score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

cvr,cue visited Seattle early
..s.v morning. Also Hell
:, ana Carrie Nation
!. no. you're mistaken. We're
~ ,ssna Cyclone and Acll Fire
= "a unmanageahle horses that
go up Jackson 81, from the
a Madison park, with Carrie
srd the rest OF the bad
.S,s brought here by the
'.ssrn stampede and Roundup
~ curiosity OF . big bury
- got tire better OF MIN
~. ~ and HE brethren were
'.,ss marched from tho NIL
-.,Sse care 10 the park.
~ procession was passing
80 Jackson ". when the
~ slohsed . Chinese lsun-
=. No thrust his huge head
-, the window alass and
s..lss Literally hoekedD
.sreoody's swell boiled shirt
4 rode on his horns clear out
) ne parx.
-ssyrs oil safe at Madison
= now. together with a herd OF
~ vtld steers and Indians.
~ dr.ye from the station to the
- vss safely accomplished by
- vho know their business
srvs and huckaroos. who VIII
~ n the Roundup Many wit.
s.reh he drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

awaiting an early reply. yours elm.
eerslx
A CONSTANT READER.
ALI this young mans love for
you Ia genuine. tho kind that en-.
dures a lifetime and mellows with
age. II will only make him the hap.
pier TO know that his love In re-
turned. II tho feeling 10 merely
attraction. II will be short-llved.
whether or not hs finds that you
love him.
Have you two had q definite un.
derstanding about marriageg Has
he ever given You reason 10 doubt
his wordg Upon your answer TO
those two questions would depend
the weight OF my advice. In con.
clusion. might say that n you
have implicit faith In him, II will
do you no serious harm 10 wait
reasonable length OF time for him.
al an, . girl 10 years old. very
pretty. but not Tightly. stay at
home and am exceedingly careful
about my company and converse.
ton; but II seems impossible for
me TO get . sweetheart. Other
girls who don't come anywhere
near 10 my standard have . beau
for every finger on their hand. Do
you know OF any good reason why
I should not have At least one good
gentleman frIend7
ANXIOUS GIRL.
A.-You should not deliberately
plan for such thing. DO not sc.
clude yourself too much. and do
not count upon beauty 10 win love
or friends for you. IL takes other
qualities. He sensible and friendly
to ali: avoid self-conccit; interest
yourself In the affairs and plans OF
others. and sweethearts viii come
readily enough.
o-I received . present for my
baby from . very wealthy girl.
Please tell me how 20 thank her
for II. HAPPY MOTHER.
A,--Rich people are thanked Just
the same way that poor people are.
Write a little note. saying; Dear
Miss -. The present
you sent my baby In very lovely.
and I am writing 10 thank you for
your kindness. since baby In too
young to do so. With much appre.
citation. yours sincerely"
o-Would you please enIIahten
me In regard TO the followIng7 Are
civil service employees, especially let
ter carriers and clerks In tho post
office, allowed TO receive, thru tho
mall, addressed to their residences,
any papers and magazines Of a po-
lltIeat nsture7 J. z. w.
A.--Yes.
al have golden hair and II has
always bcon that color until OF late.
Now II ls turning darker than II
should be. Can use any kind OF
a hair wash that will keep II ito
natural eolor7 I do not want
bleach, but Just something TO keep
II golden. 1T.
A teaspoonful OF baking soda
added to the rinse water will keep
blonde hair bright A lemon rinse
has a similar effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
|0uTLAW HORSES
AT MADISON PARK

Two days rest and then. satur.
day. the stampede and Roundup
win he off IN bunch.
Mayor GIN has issued a permit
for a mammoth parade or Wild In.
dams. cowboys, cowgirls. horse
wranglers. bad men" aud all 9th.
er things that 80 with the biggest
Wild West show ever produced
thru the streets Saturday morning
From that time until tho closing
event on July 10. Madison park
VIII see reproduced each DAY
events as they transpired on the
plains and in tho cowcamps IN ear.
~ times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
d Steer the Way Roundup Grounds nvades Chinese Laundry
PALMER and SMALL
WIN DOUBLES MATCH

Palmer and Small continued their
winning streak In tho q. A. @.
tournament. and land In tho finals
as n result OF the win from Howard
and Taylor Wednesday. rs. 90.
Wednesday results:
Mems doubles. semifinals-small
and Palmer beat Howard and Tay.
lor. rs. 80.
Mixed doubles, semi.finals- Mrs
Stafford and Stafford beat Miss Ty-
Ter and Harmon. 10. 80; Miss A.
Greene and Fulton beat Miss Lam.
buth and shannon. SO, 81.
Mems singles. seml.finals-Rua-
sell beat Mansel Smith. 60. SO; Etil.
ton beat Anderson. To. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

nesota state fair on Sept. Gil.
Most OF them. however. have en-
tered the races at the big fair at
Spokane on Sept. ~.
Spokane In planning a fact speed
way for the 1916 races and has
raised $4,000 20 build a track.
The plan Is 20 hold a monster
meet on Decoration day. 1915, and
stage race in which all the noted
drivers OF the country will enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
TOURNEY

The events in the Woodland park
tennis tourney are narrowing down
TO tho finals. Wednesday, in the
mems semi-finals. Muira beat Grant
Laizure, g., SO, and will play Wada.
the other Nippon entry. in tho next
round.
Misc Wayne Mcdonald and Ross
Williams beat Miss Goodfellow and
partner, Ga. SO. No other matches
were played. altho two were de-
faulted In the mixed doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

lIs has been a
tro u b ONE
season for Jim
my Clark. tho
former univer-
sity pitcher. who
was on the
Aberdeen pay
roll until yester
ay. w b Q n
Barnes obtained
his franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

'rSo cut when Winning run va. made
s-afts .'s.,.,.....ts eot 800 81
victoria .-.-+....t,.e eeoe 900 0--s
summary Thrse-hasa hits shaw
harth. Kelly, Hansen rws-bas. hits
Hansen. rehin. HAworth. stolen bas.s-
feein, knyiaF, REID struck out-By
hssiisy > b Mails :. ~ Hansen 4 n.s~s
en balls -otf Ess'lsy I. off Malls g. OF
Hansen 1. Umpire McorsevY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
TWO MORE BOUTS
FOR TIv0LI CARD

Bouts between Leo Houck and
Ace Rock and Louie Pheese and
Blonde Trosdale complete tho card
for the Greenwood smoker Friday
night nj the Tivoli theatre. Tho
main bout is between chet Neff and
Ray Campbell. while Ed Pinkman
and Ad schaffli furnish the semi.
wind-up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

Joseph Mayer. national amateur
billiard champ. 10 In Seattle on a
trip thru the tho Northwest. Thurs
day night he will play exhibition
gaines NJ Brown A Hulen's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

VANCOUVER A. c. will send a
hir-nan team to the hig track meet
at the Panama-Pacifio exposition.
The men who will 20 arc Bully
Chandler. fivomiler; Dune ellis.
weight man: Norman and Rober,
Leggett. Jumpers. and Frank Nc
Conell and W. DlllAbough. sprint.
sfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08
THE FIRST round OF the nnnua'
VINO wo~

.
~oHrHNEsrEHN- -spohAns T. Wan
eeaTsf ! Aheffs-n :. Tacoma :
>ATfo>ate=-Nsw York 80. phnadsl.
phia 81 nrookiYn 80. no.iea sc. chi.
cage T. FftfshuFs
AMERICA fhiias.iphi. SO, Nsw
Tork ftsa Boston 81. Washington .-a
FEDERAL HuffAis g. nrnnaiyn :
newark 8. HAitinoFs 3
COAST Frsneisco O. o.hisrf :
los Anxsiss 10. Portland . Salt Lake
:. Nsrueu o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

TEN ROUND. NO DECISION
pro boxing matches may be allowed
In South Vancouver. Ernie Bar.
rieau has been active In securing a
permit. and the Canadian city coun-
ell has shown a willingness TO allow
the bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-08

Bob Brown, the Vancouver owner.
gave him Clark 90 help him mold
winning team. That didn't please
Jimmy a bit. and he said 80.
Next Jimmy got into a row with
Barnes during the training season
because Aberdeen wouldn't keep
Clarks kid brother on tho team.
When the Vancouver players went
on a strike. Clark was loaned back
to Vancouver. but after pitching
ono game Brown said hc didn't
want him. lie got wallopcd by
big score.
Yesterday he was handed his re-
lease by Aberdeen. lie was given
his choice OF taking n cut In salary
or tho can. and. being an independ.
ent sort OF fellow. he took tho can.
BILL JAMES started the second
game for Boston yesterday aud held
Brooklyn 10 two hits In five IN.
ningu. He was derricksd In the
sixth and Davis finished the game.
which was u is-iuuing scorolesA az.
fair. Bert Whaling caught both
games.
THE FIRST round OF the annual
club tournament OF the Seattle Ten.
nis club commenced Thursday
morning over 20 OF tho best play.
ers in the city have entered.
Ed sTuchElI, the university
pole vauiter. competed In IN. holl.
day events Mt Arlington on the
Fourth. and trimmed tho town
champ" 40 badly the natives are