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A. B. IHAW AND GIRL
COUSIN FALL IN PLANE
shaken Up and Scratched
When Machine Slips in
Hampstead Field.

A.IaDoe- Eia.. nav "a o.. 9; Mr
ssrg knt hIa;ass a. L.ut wlnar y
Thk~ .: :hs French yyl-e co-rs. hlc &
narrow esasre from injury yesterday
Afte-ncoa when rs tplkr. s6esl.pcea
II lKntlns a. renps,.s5 Plans sv,.ioa
H.ld Miss E-s McCli-;o:s. =. COUSIN.
Vas VIZ .i-- as pEsst-ss- S<Sat:
Was su-; .xaept ro- scratches .or tie
Evihto- a.. rous. ..G..rr y; :a- eo;h
-hsu. Hbo s :, wears o,3 kot has
t-.- e .nr e. seve-s. years 8. 81 at
cor; ;,ish-t pIo, ara hAs be- ias:-u-;-
.-r the Ma, oaAi Guar: aviation oe;scA-
n.-- q, Ee-rs,ekd Plans II. uss "
= ne g.. -as, ot -. At;t-ooo- yes:.-.
Gay. VIII. .!s r7o;ae: watched M -;a
a r-Yup .: ,-s~, IS including Ms. Nc
Clr;ooE The lzr;.r oeSsec :oI 8 ;-!p
sDt w.rt ~ returning safely
= Vas after Q clock wSer Thsu or
3ered rs -1sch.r. -e;vrD.d - rs hal cAr
Sa s-3 CHARLEY Niles, who hss JUS: -t-
,u-re5 rom Hy-rs ore: JsTA-. ps-,
Irck-rE re ma .a.ce over uhtr Ms Ne
C.r.ork -Er =; sAa!ns 90! another HISn,
Eno -asw agreed
TIE accident happened ~'aer ~. ma
chin. uEs t--'ng Tnlplan.i 1-epE-a:or!
70 lxn1.-E Wher Only scou, 100 feet
trorr ths ground !; turned abruptly
C:ss- zv4s:o-s who saw the sc-ide-; SAID
-hs. VIII Any pho. less ssil:ul ;aA-
TtsW j, would have crashed 20 'he
r'cur- Ths~ could no: quite s:raieh,ea
~. pane cg,. however ats one w;-S
bu-up<5 ttsy1!y. o'ess!rg tNe !:A-1t-
y o-. AID jolure ~. occupants
4 cal Was sent 70 the Nassau Hosp
"a. ~. hy the time she Ambulance a.
r'e5 Tas~ ard Mas MclTntocs had
rnoio-ed 70 & drug store ana had Their
ss-s-eo.s rr~o ~.
TIE machine vas the same r. ~ &
T'rau landed lssI oc;obe- or the she<I ?
-n.z3uus N Ctn;rs! Far9- he had beer
H,1-r t-o-r Hampstead 20 Governors Is
sg5 we. 5.ri II n. gsso.ene fo:oe-
: = . cesc.rd
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Ma: ! sr st-s e q: : ,-< -.
AS - TreTa-e&~fsS w. v-v.4 rt,se-
mat cnI-Sec useless W.,E-.: y-e.srA3
'eSs our ,ogras, - ~er vo.a sc IN tA-
s-eS'cr runners S~a - .'ss A,a. ;&Aa
nj .:
-; s?pts'~c - T-ArS- -~i-ess 70:
- h-rs @" NA- 80; - ave-. '. srs g
Mage vsr V''N 'rr 'tA>: t.cN.Sse. .,
: ever '1,rNss!G'r - sN"-; =
Ten tHca>a~i ;t->r-s Vt-A stAr:, -
-.'s .e va..-"c = g. e a Hr' pse =. @,
EHN>cNt,' A.:r~ '." recrY;o. A. .Ne
ao;e, AO& S's sprc.r :v Ne ,~.lt-rr -.
Roosevelt, ANca1,i a".el ~ Major WI.
.sr' Warner a"j Ee". IaHr y Stone
Net cat - 'Ne -rN: y. ne G ass csrocy
Owe ne tr'rA"-e
L. MAS rs'ar- Te-'.cIs p,ScA :,
s',ri glass u0tN~ fooi srd -n'Nirs :,
Ho'G - bat '~r Co,Nuel !ourG a f,>,,.
aa.t srt OaVei MS IS: - s-ee.:-y .Ne
tremendous ION ? Us .N-crs NJ
Roosevelt SAD
i NaNt - SAY ma; ! f-el d.erly
touched AZ 'He reception 'ender~i RE
Ne-e to-day ! ;ske :; S-d ! N-xn. -
take " ~ reception 70; - re h.; -
Ne policies t'- which ! stand ana only
- nN a. 7 'o- Ne :'r'" he'rg .r,ra-.
those pnlcies Here '"e Co,ore'
H's,e' nre hans o" Ma,or Warner
SO 'Sc- "a ',+ Htse- o. cen S,Nnes
"p0s !oUsN; Fn- or~ Se ara GRE Cor
Co.'i,.rd 80 Third rnce
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10 BE MARRIED IN A LAKE.
Girl Born IN Boat - Wed Man

Mss Ma-y Rsrha-a Richter was born
y a. open boa; ~ the coast OF Norway
egtIetr wears ago Last surne- she
WAS saved from drowning IN Lake Cham
plain by George Charles Schmi:Ibe-eer,
spr cf chef Inspector Max Schnir'-
te -rsr - the New York police
And OF June J. she 10 10 be married
. NJ Schln it'beTger N the centre of a
lake or The estate q hey parents NJ
and Mrs George 7 Richter, a, Boon
tor. y. J
Inspector Schmlt.berEer and Other ir.
sr.ectors and several captains of police
viii he present ~ uniform, So will
Coursry o Of the seventh Regiment,
= = y y. G! which George Schm!i'-
berger - mem ter. After the cere-
rnony the party Will return "a the Rich
to- lawn for The wedding breakfast
The best man will be Oswald -
Sohmi-,berger, and the ushers. joseph
Cnnlorl Alexander . Reagan, Charl'~
Kramer. Jr George Richter and Werner
~ schmii,berger The maid Of honor
vii te MIS- Ger,rud. = Richter. and
the hridesr1 aids the Misses Bonnie Hal.
nh. Helen Messkill Gensyisye Bs,'e-shy.
josephine Messkill and or,ia Joy
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wish al the ernphAs. hA; Z
the ssei
affect policy Of preparedness
tr h4.ed universal training I'm
,he only
democracy should il The plain people
small professional
who above 81 Others should up plan
Foreign Relssiena
Peo-a-e ot international duty others hs;
affairs Of shall OILY
refrain !ra according S-i
opportunity oHr ss-d or ihe when
Most enFh4,sy does
shall gdoire by other
I; is however thar idle nnsehevoas inouse
wo-d future present
should l frs.
perrie!ous habit of
viii kept: psce.
ot AL by pro,ee.
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Preparedness

We are apply
men II SNor q preparedness ARG the s6 VII
me EIne ner II their employment freedom VOLUNTEER or this
hing We shall have TIA,
non'Hs a t 1c table re signed which
es a. over with That
ness of The point staring
r. ;he FACE.
Foreign Relations
Ge- Washington eniAaerc shan
-eVer myself consent alliance csdly
dsert&rere alliance would dlserance
the peoples 81 te Wora from
iher seFArAie
Vc-la peace ucor ta. q
.usltt.
hyrhennm
Ir -
a;1ora;y - overthrow ihe or
have and voluntary
vr,-
shall ihrA - Nhsi claes them
iher when rer hA '' s'" oa 'ves present
A.eesartes
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'- ~ - ~
40 -: - " "a
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e. - 'I.'I 'i.A =
N1-'t -
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- -
g., -. ~
r-'' l - 'He e'"-11 % =" 70
A.
g Ne w.
81,
So. -
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- V 49, 10 . - o. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-31

Alhtr. Orioie - years old 81 -
Meadow avenue. Robin Hood. Richmond.
wa. drowned while bathing in a small
lake al Grssnere yesterday rosrlnr
Ne sank while other boys looked on and
though, he WAS pretending Arthur
peltor. X,cen-year-old lfc Eusld ~
south Beach. hroash, the bod. % shore.
but DR. punnineton ~ Smith lnhrmaSy
applied q eulnotor without sucse0-
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PRESIDENT AND X-PRESLDENT URGE
AAlERICANZSM AND PREPAREDNESS

D, E,.Prs.;aen, ROOSEVELT

THIS national life mus, re doni.
mated by the two great truths
Prs. that In q success. u den ot-
rae! every man must, in reasons
tie measure, re ms 'tro;htr's
keeper" ard. second. that every
citizen in such q democracy mus
accept with his whole hear; The
pllneiple thS, his first duty in VA
or IN peace Is 70 serve the nation.
Preparedness.
The prime needs ir prepared
ress. the needs which car re i-nne.
diA,ely met are 20 give US, Hrst- the
navy ue require and, second, ;he
regular army We require
Military preparedness is or,v
one sde 81 al around prepared
ness. !: would re worthless unless
based or industrial preparedness,
Ano both would re worthless unless
based on preparedness of ;he soul
aad spirit.
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BIGGEST ZEPPELIN APPEARS.
IL go Feet Loag. Has = &paered
Cars asd ProPelIers.

I"Fl-H. va London. MAY St-The
FE.s, Zeppelin ever ,ast.d Was seen
yesterday over Lake Constance II IS
:. Zee, lo,r an5 las fogr zrro-e3 cas-
and seven propellers
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Not TktsLins of suicide.

- - ;utsr1leW co'H.-yed Walt.
IA e. ne iGes ;rat ~ Won !.
y '. heat the .lsc''gc crsr So 1
- 'r'y lc"~ea ali -. r,I,s and
CO. 'Iis ~. -pr t2.s sf'err,Jo- auc
ess ss- > srssrsr 20 tsk. ne 20 F4r1r.s.
r..d roi E,ir step. don't in
:" - rnsst the sle-tr.c chs'r o. ~.
~ =. '5-,.m VII J again s.,emu.
D. -' Why" Iit cd 20, fin
- '-. answer. but h. gave the in
Pc "a, the ,hc9yt, vas never %.
~ "- e. present
..' vrg cd s;tsmp, s-'o Do once. "
3. -.r,sr dtG
Tire did wr or ass' Wen !
re- 20, 'rs' hst played the game ard
10 VS. r.rvOus" 40 100. the
t' 'rvds'' r.caus J wanted -
81: sf.n r@ys' s~ak"r- J uss
NJ '-. rlsi win insomnia even tsf,re
va ways slept well enOueh {.
49, '-r oln-k a. nigh, ur''l 6
--r-r here IN ,Se Ton,ts ana
u 30 s~, BAD Dreams
I'D sou ny - ches, the
ssc ,-sr-"
- Tn - ,>cogn, cs my wife
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\, ~. ou,.>. =, 'o-dsys vo;.-s i;
SCENE. rat -. Dt->cra;'c majority
roG.t cArr, 'h-o.eh the rANa. 30 er.
,i-e,y - ~. form y ~a,ch u WAS rN.
,.o-,ea ~ ,Ae oau,n.i;;ee TIE 7roross,
20 ,ae-eas. -. ng-Ae- - hate t-4,se-s
..on hy- - sx w~s rt,t,;ei ~ =
;t,s1 vo:. g 80 20 8.
When ~. Are-dTt-; c-~ret ~ Ee;-
-esenta;ive Pa;.er Pennsylvania Az
,htrIyi~g .vo hs,,.eshirs SAs -ss.Ne-
,he Democrats majority AgpeS5-i -
he WAVerlrs Appeas Ns'e made ~
TIE Republicans ~'N C:'ei 'N- A.
;ho-ty 81 rANs' experts .o- dread
rouGhis as the backbone q the navy
Demncranc reu hers ., ,.e NsNa' A.
fairs Committee. a,so relying upon -.
testimony ~ raya' oH,-- asserted .-a;
;he battle cruiser mas sIr2oS; as power
closed y. - favor o. ire two nat,lesNiDs
and .ch assws,
Nine Republicans passes ;h-ruCh ,hA
;eiie~ IN opposition 20 ,he resolui or
They Ne-e Champion, Michigan. tNs-
worth, Minnesota Good Iowa Green.
Iowa HauseH, IONA MonGel., wyo7,-
i-C Ne,sor Wisconsin EArscNe-
Iowa. a.i Mooney, Oe,c
Fourteen Demncrsis Voted .or Il TIE,
Were Goa iy, Msry'Srt nris>N N-a
Work pnT-c, LOUISIANA fsr't> NsN
York Ga,laeher. ILLINOIS, Tsza-e
LOUISIANA; lan:hi,1m, MArylari Nc
ArIeW. Illinois Mcpermo:,, Illinois
O'Shaursssy Rhode Island Frice
Maryland stone llinois Sherl<y. Ken,
,ucky, and Tsgue Massachusetts
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Tas =: Al1horsGs crew - co-!ras@s
O. Esro.6 X E.sckTA-. noS Tsurss
sullivan Nc Dr Jane. Ne. a. No
:, ana J. Dohe-.y. s;r1Ae Wse- rsey
v,!- pulled oct = tie water s.ie- III.
suAsAu2 physicians had 10 uo-g over
D' keus-. who or Accoun: 9. MS eX.
haas.ed condition WAS ai-las: t-cVnes
n spite Q: the fact ia; he Ike a.. ;.e
Others Is a good swimmer
Il .s though. nat MckernA WAS L..
zele 10 free ms Zee; from the s,!rruus
= the sne.l when the crash came an.
MAS sucked under tie :ug ~ tho ed-y.
re Was s:r-nS sa .1l-1e-, sc6 rs mates
INSIST ;ha, ne coEH coi have 6rcv-e3
!. ne had hal chance
Only Saor. tire hero-. TIE fa:A. A.
c dent ;here Vas another srassVp at
the same spot due 10 ;he sane s;-o-s G
eddy. which was n no way guard
DGr.nS The ets races hAif hour earlier
the Eg OF the Metropolitan Boa, Clut
ate. winning the race WAS cauEs; ~
,se Whirlpool and before tire coxs~aia
oouid REGAIN control Il crashed irto a
pilrE and WAS broken ~, throeins the
crew into the water. People on IRE
Manhattan sao-e threw them ropes ana
;u.,e. then ashore TIE crew 1ss Soa.-
posed Q. Hs-oer Martin, oo~ jose ~
Matk. No. /: Charles Froe!oh, NJ :
FsrrEn, stroke. ard Joseph Coorsr
eoJsvS,r
Tee fourth upset Q. ihe ur,uoky Ea--
.em River rowing regatta occr-r.i when
the SiuyVesant HSh S,Aool crew after
vir1lrE ihe high school eight cared srel
Tace VAS passing under the Cen'-s
tridSe on 'he way 20 tie l.ose star
Boat Cub a, l5fh street.. The wash O.
a passing tug threw the eight osrsI1e =
ana the coys~sin IN tAe water AL are
ro.d swimmers howeve. snd were able
:, keen snoa; ur''l they were rescued by
members 0. tire Lone Sisr Boat Club Who
pu, out az once In ha!ces The upse,
wa. witnessed by hundreds and there
va. considerable concern or the par,
o. the persons OF 'he shore until ,he
nine young men we're rescued
TIE oars-;sn and ;ae.r friends were
hitter in their criticism ot the race OIL.
cials. who made no provision 10 warn
them against the dangerous edty or 10
protect them from II
cant Cecil Gsaho, a. ,he tug Man
haitian ard he men who worked despe'-
a'.ly 10 rescue all Of the wrecked oars.
rer were prA' by AL who witnessed
their EFFORTS. and likewise TIE police 90
the Forty.secont precinct ard Hareor \.
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IwrRol Ep NIGHT .EkNME!0BrvrAIO
IEHiGW NNitN RAILROAD

..r,g = p L,ts'ly sire.r % p "
ar-,,es Hurs.o - \ n Drawing rsom
,,sping tsrs -Afv
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peHtes Ae's WrttiNs Beck

NAiit oer0ed that he pAs prftile q
book N orotf to Get MONEY 70 he? nav
ne expenses o. ms if1kl ~. sad re
fsa Visttr h;ut pcsi:y snct beng
locked ~, hGi he did moi iuisrG 10 sell
- He pss reminded that ne ruist; have
use io' money fcf hccily comforts While
AWAITING trt outcome g the ArreAl ;hA;
- Law e. SAYS ne val IAN. ~ the cAs.
No sac he with n .h-us q IN.
shns ot's have 10 -. fdt none /
an hs19' htrt Ano th.r. too. . ~
n al cvc' 2 thre+ or six months
- re cor dernee riAr AZ sh.A D. .
"a he stt7g~d hAcs into ~. cell ss,f-c
he VAs oone with his .to-, sna Ia, ~.
y volla I've PLEASED 4 nc more e.a-rs per.
iu6ot - reporters Il have IAN pi;h
nm Tht cell 3oo- vAs then esu; ~
stAa het5s- lGhus R-ernel who hAd
'etsr present throughout the TAIN 4.
The Keeper lefi ms charge he sad ne IA {
never se:o-t setr hin IN spch a -1,cd
i eiaT I think there vAs ,ehr II
hir1. shd be- ''nu; re certAlrly oid e-r
To-day sher ne heart ts. nam. @. N,
wife"
Waite VII ~ sentenced - g.. - ~.
tl"ct-1e chair ~ Justice Shear ~ Ire
Supreme CoG-; to-rao-rou r,n-nins The
cn1'T mus AZ the tine within sx weeks
H-' a. Gf.i'~A iron .se -o-.y7cilo- VII
" tiea ~ WAitts counss. WAlte,
hostrs r~Del. A-id nfT a.; ks stAy
-ut4 iht case = rey1tue5 ~ the Cou-,
- AG';~Els pis;-1c; Ai;n-nev Suh.n
sac bt u'o-le 90 eve-lining ir HI. r,ou.-
20 ttT'-dl;t TIE case or s?yesl Ard ne
Ho9~a the-e QUO s< 20 oe,sy n HAVING
me sentence O. oeath cs--1e5 OFT
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heeeers show Sprer,s>.

T,-~-- seep.-s sAid they "a. -.,-s-
seer NL-t. = sven MOOD arc vt-.
C-I'' sec htlnnc expression when .t "a.
Csa klu-r WI rs Ir-erJr.v
As s'c- As ! heE-e tnsi Ms wHi..-
e' s-5y'ns. shrlld say IN. NJ Wt is
TIA; uss-.eii thH: : oarh, 70 g 20
Tie titrt-r- chA-r. thsr determined
TIA, would 90 nothing 70 y-eve.r; ~
Jus; ;-rlstrut-- =. ssjs ! AZ -.
a.rs.c - 6l. =; ~: Sc: 2-y su-h II.
eressic- as .nkL repeat ;hs, k-n rie-
Ara. :, 60. ! know Thai oese-1. :.
eve: rrIE- Gl5 AL: ! An -eAcy rou
a. s-.1-o-E = dis- a-sS -.S.: -,o= ...., '
Gc-;e- ate. a. be e.sw hi1as... =,
70 ~ :un nelent
A. " ate couttru uee his s;o-y he sAie
he ts; IA; within s.x rlonths hs veule
1ay -at ;'s.-Aliy tor ms crime 2 The
ee4'- tcus4 h; Sue S-c =. pcch-
peoae1 .ht lo+A thu; ht = CT ls-e- have
taAlEs q h~s-T from rs y-est-. at
G.uot 'rvh-a dekir-
-at-e . % spr. cnL-c. ssl5 -.
10 2 -; Sc! :hs. have - soc.
G.-r - ---v- -nus: say TIA: so-ne.
tn. -rl<,-ss; -ystt II making II
STA --t-i -1-i Sc; TIE sea that : WA:
70 ne impression ths, Was
tE g -.s.k- y Some s*-s1-s tv.-
le.;'. mn : vas or.ae Jus; ,hs; ~;
Itss l-- so. ! o..l aee 70 I. AL
s't ~ eutfess1an 10 The uo,l3-l
Raw :..- ne vn1le trJih wher ! -
eo'tt-- t-t-- II Aits-p; &; sulc,oe :
va &c w s,-snre sDd .1r r..
a. s->c -.s! -Fw ss-ss.o- oes =.
20 'E.. ~ nee c,ut -a-o. - 70. ne
az -iy -. oes.r;eo -. .t,i ina:
J - - -aks =! p-..s.ns.: ~. :
ne
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Ftght On SubM artaes.

Representative Roberts, MsssscNu
sets paved 'Ae way for vote cr tne
submarine amendment by hriet speecn
In which ne pointed out the work Ac-
ecmplished BY submarines N the Euro.
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By President WILSON.

7 CANNOT conceive Of any man
ot any blocd or orlrlr failing TO
Zee. Ar enthusiasm for ;he ;hlnrs
iha; Aue->c& stands for.
We mus: guard ourselves Arains;
the so-- q Aggression which would
re unworthy of America. We are
ready 70 fcht for ou- nights uher
these nights are cointideri with
;he nights Of rner &n6 Of Humanity.
We know that the war which .s
70 ensue VI, re a v-Al ot syirlt. ara
no; q arms We k-ou ,hs; the
spin; q Ane'ltA IL !rvir chile a,a
iha; 10 men ear Ahste is power.
bat we S-or that ;hA; spin; mus;
-por occasion he Asser-ei.
Preparedness
lr!versA, voluntary t-Aininc'
Viii all ny hear, Il yoa wish II.
b-i Arerles does nc. wish a-y.
hing hut the tompulsor o. the
spin; q America.
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iH'' si-l. how an. hse suffered va.
NN'ohsibN Tor Il al " course my
'"r ihtne' ana mnthtr snd brother.
hnn Miss Catherine Peck hnd rc-e, recs
have A. suffered, too Ru; !; w. to.
MIS- Waite hat ] :-h me deepest II
could nn,t have aied Vne- tire.
10 she would have neen spared uuc.
phir and iefritle ordea
WA'its eve. frightened phtr he ~.
asked about he Attitpoe toward Mrs
Margaret Horton. He had carrier N ,h>
AN requested that vhAi he rnisht ssr
would nor ht presented IN q senss tfonA,
Iora 10 ntV'si'spef -ef 5srs Ard here
ht fr''beo Al. there. ] fear YOU v1st
10 m sensational Wen. poor glil
onoe' What viii heccrae Of re-
'4e aisnlisscd ;bs suh,eci Win .et
arc ] can't sAy AuyifIrs more about
hc'. Waite sAid ne hse number q.
hr0Hh ntsnces n \tV Tu.k some g.
hnrn ne would like ;o set hu, he ssiG
chule no; I've ~ Il dnri usr; 70 se.
hf' h'dy A!iti Tins l;ue IAN s over"
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WAITE IN TEARS AS
He TALKS OF WIFE
Cnc> First Interview since
Conviction. and for First
Time shows Emotion.
80 TH0C CHIT or SUICIDE
Poi>oner sends Message 10
Young Men. saving Pear
cod snd 10 Right"

tse.--- G thA' y. Nss bone D.. ~,
ga. v~1r.r ngt voUiG Gladly nav
~. - :. -. klhus ne th:n.- ana
nc'he' L: A-.tu- Warren wIr. con.
e-;-- - th.k : -ht -nnihs vesie-a, =
Asoa; ,. erin. lnd ssid p. nss snso-
i;.y - attention o: comm = .r.s suiria.
20 cAei' tat eiec.-ic char whr. hh.
h.-t. .--s s..ha.n -ctas,.6 70 IA. t,-
est a;or st0-s ~ COZ NC: ior. e.. rru-.
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STROKE BROWNS
AT HARLEM REGATTA
WanetAh and ST. Alphonsus
Crews Wrecked by Eddy
at End of Race.
Too EXHAUSTED To SWIM
Bod, ~ Melvin Nckenna Of
Flushing Is Washed Away
by the Strong Tide.

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a.. ~ o: ne strja- .oaf hA-ea sht rAct
YESTERDAY. ne t.!nhx o. ne HA-itua
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Co.f'r.ra 80 Third rnce,
The Washington times., 1916-06-20
LES DARCY SAILS
TO BATTLE HERE
European Lightweight viii Have
Opposition in Classy Scrap
pers on This Side.

NEW YORK. June 2o.-Les Darcy, the
great European midle-weight who has
made such q clean up in Australia sails
for this country on the steamship 30
noma June q. He IL due to arrive in
San Francisco about July 10, and will
come direct East.
American promoters. who are repre-
scented by Dan McKetrick, have signed
Darcy for three matches, the first one
with the winner of the Dillon Moran
contest, which Is to be decided before
Washington Park Club. in Brooklyn. on
June %.
Jack Kearns represented the American
syndicate at Sydney. and as soon as
Darcy affixed his signature to articles
Of agreement tickets were cabled to him
by the American Express Company.
Darcy will be kept busy Immediately
on kis arrival In this country. Mike
Gibbons and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
are hot after a limited round bout.
O'Brien 10 likely to have the preference.
despite his age. In training his brother
and other boxers whom he has had
under his care he finds that he can
go six rounds at lightning pace
Hence a six-round bout between Darcy
and o'Brien Is being considered by the
promoters.
Gibbons has made such a Door show
ing In his New York bouts that the
syndicate fear taking a chance with
nike. When q worlds championship
bout over twenty-hve-round route 70
susgegsted Gibbons does not relish the
idea.