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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
EVERYBODY WILL ATTEND
THE ELkS' OYSTER SUPPER
At COLONIAL TONIGHT

Everybody interested in the cause
of charity should attend the oyster
supper TO be given at the Colonial
Cafe tonight, between the hours of
700 and 1000, for the benefit Of
the Elks' Christmas Charity Fund.
Every, cent Of the profits of this
supper will go for charitable pur-
poses, the proprietors of the Colonial
Cafe. with customary, liberality.
agreeing to turn over every cent of
the proceeds above actual cost to the
Elks, to be used by them to aid the
needy persons of the community.
The supper will be a mighty good
one, and every person who attends
is guaranteed the full value of his
or her money. as oysters in any de-
sired style, with excellent coffee,
will be served, for so cents.
Those who were tagged by the la
dies yesterday may use these tags as
tickets with which to pay for the
supper: and cordial invitation is
extended to everybody to come and
help in this most worthy cause.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
Moonlight Picnic on Lake
Hollinqsworth Last Niuht.

A number of young people enjoyed
a moonlight picnic on the shore OF
Lake Hollingsworth last night. Vari
GUS games were played, and at late
hour, tempting picnic dinner was
enjoyed by the picnicers. Those who
enjoyed the outing were Misses Mary
and Geneva Simmons, Nina Chiles
Gyneth Hendricks, Fife Lee Fletcher
Laura Getzen, Rose Davis, Reva
Fletcher, Mamie Fletcher Edna
Cleveland, Nellie and Emma Davis
Messrs. Ralph Bridges, Price Branch
Theodore Whelpley, Thomas Baggot
Malcolm McMullen, Rush st. Johns
George Owen, and Lloyd Sanderson
Merrin Homer Hill, Marvin Simmons
Weir, and James of Plant City Mrs
C. l.. Livingston and Mrs. Hitler
chaperoned the party.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
CAMfWElL FIRE ARLARM
system TO Be INSTALLED;
$4,000 La FRANCE
fire TRUCA bought
Practically all day. yesterday and

Practically all day. yesterday and
Iar In.o iasL nIsn. Loafu "a Donu
trustees composed OF Messrs. N.
A. higgins, ). +. Council and L.
r. Henley, was in session opening
and considering bids tor the items
involved in the municipal improve
ments provided for by the last bond
issue Today their sessions were re-
sumed, and it will be Monday, or
perhaps Tuesday, until their labors
will be completed and all the con-
tracts let for the various items of
equipment or labor.
Thus far only two items have been
disposed of, these being those in
cluded in that portion of the bond
issue providing for further improve
ment to the fire department. The
mammoth auto fire truck, with
pumping apparatus and other equip
ment, was purchased Of the La
France people at cost OF about
$4,000: and contract was accepted
/ for the installation OF the Game
well Fire Alarm system. These i'm
prov ements will furnish splendid
fire protection, and probably result
in materially reducing the insurance
rate.
nj a.
sentatives of various machinery and
equipment concerns here looking
after the interests of their houses,
and the big items are yet to be de-
cided on. These relate to the install
Ilation of equipment for the light and
water plant, and at every point the
bond trustees are hampered by the
practical impossibility of placing the
proper equipment on the present
site Indeed, SO serious has this mat
ter become that during the discus
sions last w.t.. there was strong
tendency on the part of the members
of the board to give up the whole
matter in despair and resign, letting
some one else have the pleasure oil
wrestling with this almost unsolv'
able problem Only spirit OF mos
unse,fish devotion to the public in
terest has induced these gentlemen
to stay on this unpleasant and rath
err thankless job.
In the deliberations of the board
! particularly in the consideration O
j the various bids, the members have
had invaluable assistance by thei
engineer, Mr.. Daushtry, of the Soho
. field Engineering Co., who Is pro
; nouaced by disinterested parties VIII
are capable of judging, one OF tn
: most competent men in his line the.
have ever seen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
In Society

MRS. Flood Hostess At
INFORMAL Dance Last Night.
Inc pretty home of Mr. a,a NJ,
f. Q. Flood was the scene Of d.
ientfully informal dance last nigbt
~hen the latter entertained a number
VI young people with this pleasan,
pastime. n'
Inc arriving guests were served
win delicious fruit punch by Miss
Aiieen Flood after which they were
conducted into the reception room
Inc lower floor of this srac;ors
nome was prettily decorated with
christmas holly, mistletoe, and other
eVergreens, and the floor of the re-
cepuon room had been prepared for
dancing. Miss Heloise Bower at the
piano and Mr.. Kenneth Warren with
MS violin furnished the music. and i,
was not long before the guests were
whlrling through the mazes of the
dance with enthusiasm. At a late
hour delicious refreshments of sand
wiches and coffee were served bv The
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Uric Hug
uenin, and Misses Aileen and Marie
Flood.
Ihose who attended this delight
ful affair were Misses Heloise Bower
Hazel Williams, Holloway, Evangeline
Sammon, Elizabeth Pritchett, Mrs
Uric Huguenin, Mrs. Eaton. ST.. Mrs
Bullock. Messrs. William Sammon
TRULY O'Steen. Frederick Benford
Lloyd Hooks. Kenneth Warren, Egg
bert Bowyer, Grady Deem, Arme
Dudley, f. S. Hansberger, and Pau
Sammon. Those who were invited t,
attend but were unable to be presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Holcombe
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Reid, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Don Adair. Mrs. Ball, Mr.. an,
Mrs. +. L. Cordery Mrs. Hilda Peter
man, Misses Gladly Lowell, Gladly
Turner, and Lucille Clough.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
THE ROSARY

be Majestic theater will offer the
p-reel Selig Red Seal Play, THE
(ry,' on Tuesday, as one of the
features of the year. A more ar
/ and dramatic photo-play could
Fly be imagined than this pro-
fon by the Selig Polyscope Com
+ 1t is based upon the famous
pa by Edward E. Rose and tells
Ftory of ths/many trying events
n fill the life Of Father Kelly.
P childhood he was told that his
p was the church and his heart
PIED him thatway, but in early
Focd when a young girl came
his life he wavered for a short
from his determination He
the battle which ragged in his
\ however, and devoted him
10 the church. Later in life a
the son of the woman he loved
PIE to him and Father Kelly
for the boy as though he were
4Wn The boy grew to manhood
married. His wife's sister was
pa by worthless fellow and in
ftting the girls name the wife
PED the husbands suspicion. A
PATTON followed and Father KEEL
Reart-broken over the tragedy,
ll he could to bring them to-
r In the end he was success
nc happiness came into their
again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
Miss Eileen Bracken
To We'd Mr.. T. T. Williams

Friends of the lovely bride-to-be
have received the following invita-
ton:
Mr.. John Wiley Bracken
requests the honor of your
presence at the MARRIAGE
OF his daughter
Eileen
to
Nj. Thomas TYRE Williams
on Wednesday, the fifth of January
at twelve O'Clock noon
First Methodist Episcopal Church
jacksonville, Florida
Miss Bracken is a lovely, talented
girl " no endcared herself to large
circle of warm friends during her
residence here several years ago. All
of whom join in extending hearty
GOOD wishes in advance
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

George Peterkin, Mrs. w. b. Coar-
sev. Mrs NJ F. Hetherington, Mrs.
r.. Rucker Adams, Hrs. W. {. Nor
veil. Mrs. G. W. Watson, Mrs. NJ &.
Mum. Mrs. 6. NJ Wright, Mrs. {,
" Love. Mrs. w. T. Mcllwaine,
Mrs. w. F. Sneed. Mrs. G. b..
Nur.cll. Mrs. William Steitz, Mrs.
II Bass. Mrs. A A Smith, Mrs.
Edwin Spencer. Jr., Mrs. w Ma
rion Pevis, Mrs. Thomas Cardwell,
Mrs F. -. Terrell, Mrs. NJ e..
/ Warire. Mrs. Walter Detwiler and
! Mrs w. d. Galloway
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
TONIGHT LAST PERFORMANCE
OF sTARNES-LAWRENCE CO.

The very amusing farce comedy.
"Charlie and Mabel in Society,
featuring Chas. Chaplin and Miss
Mabel Norman, was played last
night to a packed house, and gave
the audience over Two hours of real
fun.
It was somewhat of disappoint-
ment to many that the marriage,
scheduled to take place Oh the stage
did not materialize. as at the very
last minute, Manager Lawrence
stated he received telegram from
the young man, party of the second
part, from Tampa, saying the bride
had decided not to be married on the
stage, so the event did not take
place. Mr.. Lawrence stated that he
was also disappointed. but the entire
company did their utmost. and sue
ceeded admirably in supplying en-
tertainment to make up for the loss
of the marriage.
Tonight is the last night Of the
two weeks enga cement of the
lStarnes-d.awrence Co., and they will
be missed. for during their stay here
they have furnished good, clean.
spicy amusement and made many
warm friends who wish them much
success at other places.
Tonight's performance will be
fully up to the standard formerly
set by them and will not be abbre-
waited in any way on account OF the
last night, so If you would like to
see !, real good. live western play
come out tonight end witness the
boy From Montana in four acts
and give this splendid company
good send off.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

persons who know of families
iced a little help at Christmas
@ may not be able to have a
hristmas dinner, or to do any
Tor the little ones to make
Lappy-are urged to report
cases to the Evening Telegram.
incarnation is wanted in con-
'n with the ElNs' charity move
and we are anxious that there
Do no home in Lakeland
there is lack of some Christ
u 5er. Let us know where help
eded, and we will try TO see
i is forthcoming. t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

will sell you ten acres, SIX
cleared and fenced; old two-room
house and barn, good water. Will
build over the house, add extra room
and porch. Has thirty peach trees
Price $1,7OO. Small payment cash,
and balance equally divided from
one to five years. See me for par
gains. M. G. Waring, Bryant bldg.
.4S49
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
CHARTER BOARD ELECTION
Date CHANGED TO
FEBRUARY lST;; Nine
MEMBERS TO Be ELECTED


Regular session Of the City Com
missioners; no quorum, adjourned
to meet at 800 a. m. Friday, Dec.
II. in adjourned session.
Attest:
o. NJ. EATON, Chairman.
H. L. SWATTS, City Clerk.
Lakeland. Fla, Dec. II, 1915.
Adjourned session of the City
Commissioners with all members but
Mr.. Irwin present.
Minutes of Dec. lst and End were
read and were respectively approved
after the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Com
missioners of Lakeland, Florida:
Sec. 1. That the action taken by
this board on Dec. . adopting a GER
tain resolution relative to calling an
election for a charter board for the
city be and the same is hereby re-
scinded.
See. .. That the provisions Of
said resolution are hereby declared
null and void.
Building permit was on motion
granted to Wallace higgins to erect
a shed on the rear OF his garage, on
lot ,, block 9 of West Lakeland.
The plans for the bandstand and
Chamber of Commerce display room,
and the proposition to finance the
building of same, all above the APP
preparation made by the commission
ers IN the sum of $500, were accept
ed, and same was on motion referred
to the commissioner of public insti-
buttons, with power to act for the
commissioners with the Chamber OF
Commerce
On motion building permit was
granted to w. NJ. Bevis to erect a
two-story addition 6 by 10 feet tC
his residence on lot Z, block 10 OF
West lakeland.
Or motion the bill of the Cham
Der of Commerce for ST. for the
city's part in advertising by sending
out subscriptions TO the Lakeland
News, was ordered paid.
On motion petition of the FRS
Baptist church for remission of the
plumbing and electric fees on thu
new addition to that church, wa!
granted.
Matter of light rate for the A. c
L. Ry. Co. was referred to the CON
missioner of Municipal Activitie
with power to act.
The following resolution was III
animously adopted:
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CON
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY o.
LAKELAND, FLORIDA:
Sec. /. That whereas it is deeme
for the best interests of the citizen
of Lakeland that a change be mad
in the Charter of the said City as
now is, or that the Charter be Ell
larged or made more cOmprehensiv
of powers and duties, and that it col
tain restrictions not contained Their
in as 1t now it; therefore, be it r.
solved,
That an election is hereby Gale
for the purpose o felecting a Charte
Board to consist of nine resider
qualified voters of the city of LAX
land by the qualified electors of tn
eitv of Lakeland to be held on tn
first day of February, A. D., 1916,
Be it further resolved, that tn
CITY Clerk publish notice OF the sal
election in the Lakeland Evenin
Telegram. once each week for fol
consecutive weeks next preceedin
said election. first publication Their
of to be not less than twenty-five day
prior to such election.
On motion the Commission a
iourned subject to call for adjourne
session.
0. NJ. EATON,
Attest. Chairman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

\ and Mrs. w. H. Conibear ex-
t5 leave next Thursday for Tai
Issee, where they will spend the
stmas holidays with their
ehter, Mrs. j. G. Kellum.
les Florence and Helen Conibear
attending the State College for
hen there, and with their three
lining daughters, DR.. and Mrs.
hear will no doubt enjoy de-
Gfnl Christmas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

IT. Ned Skipper, who has been
hiding the University of Florida
gainesville, arrived in Lakeland
morning and is being warmly
lomed by his host of friends. Ned
that he likes the University
INT home looks good to him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
PROMPT DELIVERY

For several months we have been
unable to get enough Ford cars to
fill our orders, but with three car
loads (1S cars) unlOaded this week,
and four more car loads In transit,
will have few more than we have
orders for, so can, while they last,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

[ls. Kelsey Blanton has gone to
Eyille and other points in Ten
lie, where she will visit relatives
ne the holidays. She was accom-
ed by Col. Blanton, who goes to
lucky on legal business
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

lrof Frank Farrow who is prin
|, of the Fl. Myers school is in
leland. the guest Of his parents
and Mrs. ]. R. Farrow. at their
|. on North Kentucky Avenue
Ing come up to spend the Christ
holidays, and he is being warm
kelcomed by his Lakeland friedns.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

IRIS W. H. Harrison will leave
Monday for Louisville, KY,
Ire she will join her husband,
has been in that city for sew
weeks in the interest of a Flor
real estate proposition.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
William Pritchett, who has

r. William Pritchett, who has
attending the Georgia Military
benny at Atlanta, will arrive in
bland this evening to be the
/ of his parents for the Christ
holidays. While here, he will
with him during the holidays
young friends Of his from Jack
lille, Messrs. Benjamin Bowen
Charles johnson, who will ar
| the first of next week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
WillOughby

|rof. c. u. Willoughby OF, the
|vprsity of Florida is in Lakeland
guest of his parents, Mr.. and
c. L. Wlloughby, Sr. Mr..
|lorghby intends to return to
pesyille tonight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

-Pockethook containing sew
oral dollars and watch and trunk
KEYS Finder return to this once
rocoire reward. 1851
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

To Hide Hole In a Curtain.
A piece of starched net or lace put
under hole in a lace curtain will he
hardly visible when pressed smooth
with a warm from
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
u e.novs Brown Stains.

Frcra eartaenware disnes and plates
caused Sy putting them in the oven,
s.al strong bCraX aad hot water
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18
XMAS FRUIT

Packed by Florida Citrus Ex-
change. Oranges, grapefruit and tan
gerines. Phone 1854 Green.
1882 J, NIELSON-LANGE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-18

make prompt deliveries.
LAKELAND AUTO & SUPPLY co.
1909
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
KARLSRUHE SUNK
BY HER OWN MEN
cARIB OFFICER BRINGS cONFIR.
NATION OF STORY OF GER
MAN CRUISER.

Ncw York. March e5-James Boyd.
second oHccr OF the American steam
cr Carib sunk by a mine 60 the North
sea. reached here today. He said he
spent Eve days al Bremerhaven. and
through an old-tlme friend. now an Of
hccr ga the German army. obtained
positive confirmation OF the rumor
that the cruiser Karlsruhe lies az the
bottom OF the sea In the West Indies.
She went down with the German fiaE
ayiue az every mast and the band
playing martial music lie quotes his
friend az saying. she struck a reef
Iu December. The crew tried 90 free
her. but was unsuccessful. When 30
seemed certain she would be found by
VarEhirs of the enemy azd fan into
their hands. the crew Uas taken OF
and placed aboard one Of the captive
Fhirs which the Karlsruhe conveyed.
4 bomb then sent her 90 the bottom
some of the crew are az Brcmerhavcn
and others are alive somewhere
Boyd's friend said he talked with
members Of the Karlsruhe crew in
and that al who reach
"a Germany Vcrc decorated By order
o. the emperor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
REV. OARNELL PLEADS NOT
GUILTY UNDER MANN ACT

Milwaukee. Wis. March 25.-James
Morrison Darnen. formerly pastor OF
a church in Renosha. Wis indicted on
the charge Of violating the Mann act,
was arraisncd before Judge Geiser in
the federal court yesterday and plead
ed not guilty Hc vas placed under
5000 bonds. which he viii sttemp; 10
raise today. His father. Miitol H.
Darueu. vas in court. leaving IN the
evening for his home in Peoria When
Informed that an insanity charge was
hicd against him tn hts home town. Mr.
Darneu Was much angcred. saying;
They would never have attempted
any such thing had been there J am
going straight 20 Peoria and show
those people that 7 am as sane as any
body. I'm going 20 make things mighty
warm FOR somebody"
Asked o. to bail for his son. Mr.
narueu said that the latter had not a
dollar in money or property. contrary
10 published reports. but predicted his
son would not remain in Jail long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
MORGAN ROBERTSON DIES:
OVERDOSE or DRUG CAUSE

Astsntic City. y J.. March ss.-MoF-
<an Rsb~rrsoa % New YoFE. whose
aarss is familiar 90 thDssaHas % mag
sssne readers az a writer of sea
stories. died under pathetic esreurn-
stances yesterday. sioas and ~ Ia his
rno-a at the Aia=ac- = rrpadSaiS ho-
ssi
\ physicians esrusea,s states that
death wss dEc TO an overdose %
drug 10 Which the sork erosca man
haG sseoras addicted whiie Gssa< q 20
qssf~s nerves asd iuii siusab~-.
Roberts ~as o. the verge % reFvous
collapse when he arrived here on Mon
as- To chance srf~nts he talked %
M health anc s,rsitenet cireaza-
staze~s. due 70 the fact that be turned
oct fiction before the time When u
Vas Customary Zoe writer's 10 collect
royalties scr ssorts1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
JGARA GE TG READY TO WAR UPON TURKS ADRAN0PL
TANzER CASE FOR
GRAND JURY QUIZ
YOUNG wosAN HELD oS CHARGE
OF USING MAILS TO DE-
FRAUD.

SsW YORK Warca g Miss rae
Taszer. aso airs a $4,000 suit szairst
James " osbarue. fsrmsr assisranr
dissrics af,orrey. for alleged breach
% promise ta Darrg. vss aeif today
s1r ae-ioa % tse Ersa1 isry oa a
esarzs % usins ere ma.Is Co Gefragf
Conn .ssioa~r t0uzhtu iu ls &C.
clsiou reviewed tas ease -Oaly sol
onou-- be- said. ~e5ad taurogEaty ul-
dcrstaa9 tae ease. ugf ac thought
the E1Verumrst bad produced enough
egideuee 90 sarraut Ao'dirE .i'ss Tan
EFr. UaiF ore witness. be- sait. had
b~er strictly crgfrai This Uas MF
Eitessn. tr tts argument. David
ELstF of Fhe drfeEss said De- beard the
eoverumsaf eas .uVestiEsfias hls hru
aad uaisGg take action because 90 GER
Saia frasaFes OF the ease.
siado q stade. attorneys f9r che de-
fratart placed gpoa tre aitarss stand
her tsrse sisters. Rose. uarz end itgth.
ssd y. o. saaort. CLERK of ttF tipiri
Erustazfoe az r-aiaGsit. =. T.
TIE t-ssiu91T % Rose and Dora
Tarzrr was corroborafisr Tasy a9,1
tEeatifrd james " Osborne. ah1 was
ssrtiar ir court With h.s ,sifr and bic
son. as TIRE man 7sa had called upon the.F
sister Rae ard rvprvsgateG bims~if 90
ae ~uiiver OshaTu~. q rEacIalar %
Santa Rosa. CAL
For ere EoVeruuerf james ~. o.
borne and ". Il. Eifches. proprietor
% ere rar@1 ln pialaaelf. testified.
ttr Os11rr~ dentrf emphatieaiiF
ttet o. tad ever seen Miss Tanner or
any of hrr sisters. ur truicd also
thas a~ had ever been in the hotel az
rIafaaetG ur tif say thar te had
once tsfEed 90 1fles Taasrr over tte
gefept1ne
AFTER Be- tad received a package %
.~fsrrs sfEuea D. k~r name at thc N~e
Yors Nthfetir cfab and az bis oace. tr
sr,epGored her 90 ~pgt her rtsht. as
be- said n@ said tr told her that she
serc5v must be mistateu. az be bad
sever seen her IN hfs life and had
sever beard 6f trr IN reply Miss
Tanzer ES.a hEaas- --tF .0sssoru- -sisi.
rat sss kneW she ~had the riEht
nan.
Ne Fcftessa safd thas hs haa seen
IRE nan ard ths woman knowu in bis
.a-sf az ~wr. ard wrs. y. Osborne
,fr Osborne stood u1 and IRE vitnoss
said
-Nssoiuts,y chat .s so- 'he mar Vho'
vas in my hotel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
PIN STARS STILL
HOLDING PLACES
SHANNON AND KELLOGG, WITH
1,t7o. sEsT M PEORIA
DOUBLES.

Peoria. UI. March e5.-PickinE
proved light in the minor events OF
the American Bowling congress tour
nament yesterday.
Chicago s best was a new 18th place
in the doubles when Jack shannon and
Stanley EeIlcE shot I.I70. while Ed
die Kelly OF Toledo and a namesake
only OF the Chicago man, who tops the
all-svents. got go for ninth place in
the singles. The five man teams on
the early shift showed several Chica-
go teams in action. but they were
only going easy.
KelloE led the Chicago pair in their
1IT0 mark with 5g5 that showed a
clean sheet until the ninth frame OF
the last game when he drew rail-
road. He had nine spares with ii for
I72. Culver and Thatcher OF Toledo
showed 1.l64 for second highest mark.
while Harry Cohn. a New Yorker.
who was an added entry in the
doubles. shot 1.l63 with Billy Vein
garth.
Toleda almost monopolized the PLAY
IN the minor events during the day.
but their men did not find the going to
their liking. Hoboken had lot OF
star men in action. but they did not
make good.
t4.-. g. t,o,- tre,- stand