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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30

WASHTNGTDN April ?s.-Weekly fore
cast beginning sunday. April 80.
ins"dsuuauty cool weather. With froste
Will prevail In TIA" region 81 the great
lakes. upper Mississippi and ohio valleys,
Rocky Mountain ana western plateau
regions.
Ia tho Atlantic and Gulf states moderate
tom psrature the hrst half OF tho week will
day.
General fair weather will prevail. during
shower. Ia the NissIssippI Wiley and dis.
tricts east thereof VIII attend the east
ward movement of a disturbance OF mod
crate Intensity now over the plains States,
II VIII probably reach the Atlantic coast
Tuesday or "Wednesday.
Another disturbance Will reach the
PacinC coast about Wednesday or Thurs
day and move slowly eastward. probably
reaching the middle West at the close. Of
the week. This disturbance Will be at
tended by general rains.
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.. Dol. --- $3.50. s-
MERCANTILE MARINE JUMPS.
Preferred stock at New High
New plan Approved.


The preferred stock OF the 1nterna-
tiona, Mercantile Marina Company was
.v.,, ,,o ,n,., ..,,,. ,..,,. q, ,rad,,v
on ~. o,n,n rS.ohn. ,asav n,,re
in, ~. .n.n 80. a. 90 Soo sh.ra.
49, ,vrn" 80 T,,, e., 49,, ~ a,
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On LTr,d,v' IL tho ep.nn,., a,.trtc, mi.
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GOLFERS NAY BUY YEAR BOOK
For First Time 4. =. q. 4. VIII Sell
CUuirs Of Annual Publication.

In order that golfers may obtain cop
les Of the United states Golf Associ-
atoms year book, Howard r. whitney
has made arrangements by which copies
of the 1916 book may he purchased AT
cost, {l.25 each. lie has sent out to
every CLUB IN the association - letter
stating that the books may be pur.
chased through the club secretaries and
that al orders for II should be in his
hands by May 90, as the size OF the ed
ton will depend upon the number OF
orders received,
A poster describing the book for post
ing OH the club bulletin boards also has
been sent out. Among other things II
says:
.The hook IL bound In cloth and con
tains much Information of interest and
value. In addition to the tournament
records since the formation Of the assocl-
alton and the list of member clubs and
ti,.ir officers, the book contains III" rnl"4
OF golf, the eligibility list, Ia" 'aikihS
system, OF hundicappinE. the constitution
and bylaws and other information OF
vslus."
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WASHINGTON. .ApiI -.-Ths,e army
orders were ISSUED:
Capt = r. llark,r. Second Infantry. ,o
nl VACANCY in QIrrt'Tmartcr 'urpe, vice
capt, K NJ. BrtlUt!li, q. NJ. G.. relieved
from detail Do That .oir-.
cot j g. Knight, on arrival IN United
STATES, - charge OF duties depot q NJ e.
and general SUPERINTENDENT Transport ser
vice. san Francisco, relieving Li.It.-COl
" II Hart, who viii resume his duties u,
o-sIstln. TO depot UIurtormastcr, san Fran
cisco
Second Lieut.. ~ Richards. Fourth
cavalry, from iu'y win aviation ,cctiur
Of signal Corps ana go r.Join his r,-lnent,
capt II Il Black. squat corps. from
commanding officer relsgrhph Comptnv u
Sisuul CORPS. aud to command o' Yield
Company |, Slgua! Corp, Low at Columbus,
y. "
can't II l., ENaus, S.gndl Corps, sddi
tHonal duties command Of telegraph com.
Fort sam Houston.
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HUSTLE and BUSTLE
AT MORRIS HEIGHTS
Gas Engine and Power Co.
Plant One Of Busiest I'm
This Vicinity.

One Of the busiest yacht building
yards In his vicinity Is the Gas En-
zine and Power Company's plant at Nor
ris Heights. Not only are several new
vessels being built there but a large
fleet OF yachts that have been In storage
all winter are now lifting out. The
largest OF the new yachts is the vaga-
bohdia. designed by Cox & Stevens for
w. L. Mellon Of Pittsburg for use up
and down the coast and In Florida
waters. This Is a twin screw vessel
l?Y feet over all, 20 feet beam and 3
feet draught. with all accommodations
above deck. She Is fitted with u six
cylinder Winton OF 175 horsepower.
The Siwash, for Charles \. Schieren OF
Brooklyn. is the next In size. This
yacht is rs feet over all. II fee, q inches
water line. 10 feet 8 inches wide and
feet 3 inches drausht. She IL from
the c~onlpany's design and Is fitted with
two Speedway engines OF $50 horse
power each. 4. Gardner Cooper Of the
indian Harbor Yacht Club has II new
cruiser named Wemootan Of the v
bottom type. designed by the mpan
which IN 10 feet over all, 10 feet wide
"'" itSt a IututS. sic Us
fitted with IA Speedway motor Of 100
horsepower. Arthur +. Clapp of New
York has a new yacht named Navajo
Ill. which is 81 feet over all, 60 feet =
inches water line. 10 feet wide and J
feet $ inches draught. fitted with a six
cylinder Speedway motor, I inches bore
by . inches stroke.
Dock Commissioned L.. \. L. Smith
In having a fast cruiser built from the
c~ofnpany's designs which will be named
Privateer. This Ia a twin screw boat
IL 81 feet owe all. IL feet 3 inches
beam and 3 feet , inches draught. W.
II. Day OF Larchmont Is having "a new
Madge boat built. This yacht Is 81
feet long. 10 feet . inches beam and
feet 8 inches draught. The motors two
Speedways, are Of $50 horsepower each.
Mystery " he name Of the yacht for
Ralph Pulitzer. which is from designs
by Tams. Lemoine & Crane. This yacht
Is So feet long. 3 feet wtLc and draws
2 feet Q inches. Driven ~ two Sterling
engines OF 200 horsepower each. she
is to mako thirty miles an hour. Two
sister boats Of the company's designs
are the Anel for George Arents. Jr., of
New York and Sonny Bill III. for Arch.
bald Selwyn OF Rowayton. Conn. These
are 90 feet long, s feet 0 inches beam
and 3 feet draught and are driven by
a Speedway motor of zoo horsepower.
The Gwen is a Speedway Scout
owned by John Mccormack. Two SINH.
lar boats are the Helena and Sunbeam
H., owned respectively by W. l.. AM
drus OF Yonkers and X. Il. Roosevelt OF
New York. The dimensions are ~ fee,
long. 3 feet beam and . feet 6 inches
draught. Each Is driven by n Speed.
way motor OF 80 horse-DoWe
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THE
For eastern New York and New England.
fair to-day; pnrtl, cloudy tomorrow; con.
tlOuSSl warm, sOuthetlx winds.

fair to-day partly cloudy Tomorrow; ron.
tlnued warm, southesly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vtnlu fair to-day and probably o-morrow;
moderate temperature; light variable winds.
NEW YORK. April 80 --Hlgh pressure
covered tho Atlantic states and lower
Lake regions yesterday ana all sections
southwest into eastern Texas.
The area Of depression from western
canada moved eastward and became cen:
trial over western Ontario and extended
southwestward to IA secondary centre over
New Mexico.
The pressure was low throughout tho
West. except on the Pacific coast and over
the northern plateau states.
Light rain occurred al IA few points on
the south Atlantic coast, In the upper
Mississippi Valley snd tho Northwest.
elsewhere the weather was generally
, fair.
II was generally warmer ia central and
eastern sections. but much cooler In the
Northwest.
Freezing temperatures occurred IN parts
Of Minnesota, North Dakota. Montana and
Wyoming ana frost was reported from
Idaho, oregon aud Washington.
In this city the day Was fair and warmer;
wind. fresh northwest; average humidity.
81 per cent; barometer. corrected TO read
to sea level, at 5 a. NJ, 1913. . +. NJ.
3O.i3
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorhec by the oiiici1l thermometer. 10
shown In the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
SILVER STILL GOING HIGHER.

Bar silver continued yesterday in lie
phenomenal upward movement, II ad-
vanced ~. u. me London market 10
30 lid an ounce and . cents In New
York to T3i. cents. There has been an
adyarco Of . cer.' here IN three days.
The advance Was ncariy Sd, in I.ordou
~ tn, same time.
S'lv,r WAS quoted IN thiF country at
rr ..t' u ,>tl e.. cents ,A 1892 and
IS ,us IN 1893, since llat time il
na. gone tpu>c - cent, only tor a brief
p,riud ~ 1905 AND 1905.
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Reserve Hank MOyrs,

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
moved yesterday from its Temporary
offices at ~ Liberty street Ia new quar-
ters OF the GROUND floor Of the Equitable
building. Mt ~. PIN" anil Nassau street
corner, An officer Of the bank said last
night that the institution would ha open
for business In the new offices Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
CRANKY Mining Profits Large.

The CRANKY Mining. Smelling and
Power Company, Ltd, reports for the
nine months ended March 81 net oper-
atiup profit Of s2,33i, 7o6, "a balance
after the payment If interest charges of
sa.373 SEA, and "a surplus OF sl,63l.5 sS.
The total copper produced during the
nine months IA 2S,l2226l pounds.
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PATENTS


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AGENTS WANTED.

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family or invalid, experienced aud posted;
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YACHTING KNOTS AND SPICES

The executive committee OF the Yacht
Racing Association Of Long Island Sound
mas ruled that yachts having a gunte.
rig are to be measured in lust the
same way as an ordinary gan mainsail.
and yachts having the so-called Marconi
rig are to have the actual area Of the
mainsail taken. This action was taken
because II was learned that some OF the
J. class sloops were to have gunter or
Marconi rigs and the measurers, sx-
pecting trouble, asked the committee for
a ruling. In Massachusetts, AN agree
inent il being signed by owners TO keep
these rigs out of the l. class.
II is now said that the Aztec has not
been sold for foreign service. but is tn
Be commissioned for her owner. The
yacht will have the underbody replated,
as 1t is in bad condition.
Capt. Frank Martin Of Cohasset is nj
Bristol experimenting the overhauiinv
and fitting out of Harry Payne Whit
ney's 80 footer Barbara.
W. Cameron Forbes's Glass NJ sloop
kalinga, formerly Adventures. Is being
fitted out at Herreshof's and will be
raced as often as possible.
iHt SlOop fsplfdNl, pWltu bN ". w IL
mer and Addison O.. lianan. which mas
been laid UP at P~ortchester for several
years. is to be broken up The Aspirant
won the Aston cup in 1909 and later was
leGislated out Of racing by the changes
made In the rules Of measurement.
The steam yacht Kanawha has been
chartered by John Borden OF Chicago TO
q member Of the New York Yacht club
through the agency Of Frank Bovine
Jones.
The schooner Cygnet has been sold
by W. +. $. Hart and 4. +. Hutton 10
II T.. kimball OF Providence.
The Gielow designed auxiliary yaNl
Flying Scud has been sold by Ellery
S~edgwick James to Samuel J.. Kent "f
Philadelphia. The Flying Scud Was for
merly the Hussar and is 60 feet u inches
over all. She WA built in 1909 by
Downs at Bayshore.
A. l.. I.atson Of Providence, II. l., has
purchased the class Il sloop Joyctta
which was built from designs by Fred
Goeller, .Ir.. for Cominodor W. n.
childs. The Joyetta last year won the
championship in her class.
The auxiliary yawl building at
Nevins's yard for Herbert II. Childs
has been named Seamaid and the Go
foot schooner for c. NJ. Brooks Is nam d
Saona. These two yachts were designed
by Gielow q orr,
The long distance race Of the Long
Island Association for a cup offered by
Commodore j. Stua Blackton will be
started Oh Saturday, July 22. The
course will be from Manhasset Bay out
side Cape cod to a finishing line Oft the
South Boston zach club at city Point.
'rhc series Of races for the Quincy
cur, which il now for Class l. slOops,
viii he sailed of Marblehead July 81,
August ! and =.
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FIVE N. Y. U. TEAMS
First Round OF Interhosss Base
hall series Completed.

The first round OF the New York Uni
versity iuterhousc baseball series was
completed last week. out Of the ten
original teams hNe emain to TAX part
in tn. Semi-tnals.
Delta tISilon and Phi Gamma Delta
will probably fight for the champion
ship. The latter appears to have a
slight advantage, as It's lineup includes
Mooney, Elliott. Waters and Heating
p.sul,s y.re:
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The long distance race 81 the Long
Island Association for a cup offered by
Commodore j. stuart Blackton will be
started Oh Saturday, July 22. The
course will be from Manhasset Bay out
side cape cod TO a finishing line off the
South Boston Yacht ciub at city Point
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HEIr WANTED-FEMAlE.

A-i'rciti"st girl IN New York 10 pose
as IN" Movie Muse ~ TableauN at Mo,in,
ptctuio 1. posltion. Npply /: 20 > to-day
(Sunday', iiSs Br"adrty, HAM studio.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
r INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and Gcodctic Survey
standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. .4'55ls sun sets. 8 20 Moon -ses.sisGs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandyHk.. s07i Gov Isl ID. o'i7 He'll Gate. .s:sa
Low WATER TNIs DAY.
s.ndvu.. , =, ,shMt, AN
Arrived-sArURpAY. April 20.
Sc Celtic. 5:i6 A, N, Liverpool. April %.
S. Kiltha,tan, II 10 p. NJ. FRIDAY. bordeaux.
So Bsyonne. s:se A. NJ. Alricr., April 10.
April |.
So An, Caesar. . A NJ. Hull March "a.
= Servian, w.. Dartmouth April ~.
e Wasesl, $50 y NJ kirkwall April is
s. santa Clara. Balboa. April Fl.
IS sotony, Port Arthur. April ~
:. Isabella, Arecibo. April -
>. EDITH Csvell. Fowey. ArriI 81
Nssrasksn. Sps1is Arril a.
IS Nep,lne. y ioSn's,.' \ r, April x
8. cTss,ana. s, Vincent; Aprl 10.
IS COPENHAGEN. Charles on. April 20
s. Hamilton. Norfolk, April IS.
IS Mohawk. Jacksonville. April 70.
IS Conth no. Galveston N. Arril q.
IS Sstilla. Freeport, April 81.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Nsrcis, AZ Falmouth. April -.
- Manchester Hall. at Manchester April q.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRw
Sc ~Bernudian. frouI Bernuda
IS Iulia. from SAN Juan.
So Santa Marta, iron, Kins -tou.
s. Ttivrs, from Belize.
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The series Of races for the Quincy
cur, which il now for Glass u slOops,
viii he sailed of Marblehead july 81,
August ] and ..
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FIRE RECORD.

A NJ. Damage,
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3ls-i67 y .:5th 81, tinted cigar
store Cotupanv. ......-. slight
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Company ......... ,....T riNiug
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Klmono Company 49,. $4,000
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WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.

Highest temperature. 67'. at 2.30 =. NJ.
LoMest tempera,nrc a., At 4 A. VI.
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WANTED position rs cutter and de-
signet In merchant tailor establishment
twenty years experience; reference. Adj
dress X. r., box zoo. Room i2ol-2, 20 ".
s2d IT.
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NE>TtHE>TER REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
Fur SALE.

- fALE-Harrts Automatic Press,
type ~ In ebod condition. e, tpN l1s
sun OH.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI.

..yo,si ,.o.
Girls, experienced. good references. thor
uughly investigated, want places; other
Southern help furnished, LINCOLN ~
DUsTRIAL ENCHANGE ,Agencyp, 81, W.
S9th, Phone j022 Columbus. Established
1899,
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The auxiliary yawl building Al
Nevins's yard for Herbert II, Childs
has been named Seamaid n the CD
foot schooner for c. NJ. Brooks Is nam d
Saona. These two yachts were designed
by Gielow & orr.
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DOCTOR

SITUATIONS WA>TED--MAI y.
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a. l.. Iatsun Of Providence, X. l., has
purchased the class Il sloop Joyctta
which was built from designs by Fred
Goeller, .Ir. for Commodore W. II
rhildS. The Joyetta last year won the
championship in her class.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15

herman SlGZ went 70 Kansas OlLY
Sunday morning returning Tuesday.
Mr. Peter Ludwig and daughter are
here from Topeka, visiting the Plan
nenstiels and other relatives and friends.
c. M. Stocks new residence on West
Normal Avenue is progressing nicely
and will soon be ready for the roof.
Carl Kraus bought the Henry Till
quarter section of land joining his IA
theirs farm In the West in Section p.
The basement to the new Baptist
parsonage is completed and workmen
are commencing on the house proper.
Carl Befort has recently added an
electric sign to his otherwise attractive
and up-to-date fruit and vegetable
store.
C. W. Miller wants to make farm
loans from one to seven years Low
interest and give you all the money you
borrow. No commission.
The Normal gym class held a mask
party Thursday night. The young peo-
pie, mostly young ladies, had a great
time so they report.
Carpenter Enfield has rented the
Runyon property on East Juniata Street
and will move in as soon as the work
men finish repairing it.
Azel Cochran is sporting a new su-
per-six Hudson. Besides being one of
the very latest Hudson model it is con-
spicuous by its color, bright yellow.
Conrad Kruger and C. A. Miller are
building a joint garage on the line
dividing their lots in West Hays. The
boys are killing 1.-TWO birds with one
stone as it were.
Ned Beach and family who have been
living In Phoenix, Arizona, during the
winter, have returned to their home at
Long Beach, California, and are al
home at 1917 Atlantic Street.
Twenty new residences are being
built and in contemplation IN Hays, tC
date, and there will be more to follow
before the summer is over. There is z
great demand for resident lots.
Some of the merchants of the city
are mourning the loss of several dol
lars on account of too much "confi
dence." The man who issued the
checks had no cash in the bank. On.
firm is out nearly $50.
At the council meeting Thursday
night, H. W. Chittenden the newly
elected council man was elected chair
|. man and because of the resignation o.
Mayor H. W. Oshant is the Mayor unit
a new one is elected by a call for
special election. Fred Haffamier wa
also appointed water commissioner.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-15


in the Alois Kissing dry goods store.
F. W. Kraus and son Carl, made a
business trip to Denver the other week.
Fred Miller drove over to Norton IN
his new Buick six automobile, Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Brown, ST., this Friday morning.
Hays should be surveyed for the pur-
pose of furnishing complete drainage.
Mrs. K. C. Haas has returned from a
two weeks visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. Geo. Grass entertained the
Lutheran Aid Society, Thursday even
ing.
The building fever in Hays does not
seem to be letting up to any great ex-
tent.
Chas. Staab is going to build mod
ern residence in the Oshant addition, In
the near future.
Girl wanted at the Experiment Sta
ton Club. Phone 12S or call at Ex-
pertinent Station.
Mrs. Queenie Cox Wilson Is here
from Grinnen, visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Cox.
By killing the first flies now, you are
destroying millions that would come to
torment you little later.
People on the south side of the track
can't understand why that public drink
ing fountain is not spouting.
George King of King Bros Drug
Store, will soon commence the erection
of new residence in North Hays
A substantial new wire mot barbed)
fence is being placed around Mt. Allen
cemetery. A splendid move is this.
Fred Dreiling and Tony Jacobs have
moved their stock of automobiles into
new quarters in the Schwaller building
on South Main Street.
Mr.. P. ]. Noon of PottsviIle, Penn,
is here visiting the Deane girls and
Patsy. Mr.. Noon is a cousin of the
family.
Some seasonable specialties served at
our fountain Sunday afternoon and
evening. Call in with your friends.
Hays City Drug Store
C. w. Miller has a new seven room
. house, two lots, all fenced, new wind
mill, steel tank, barn for four horses
with yard at barn-cheap. Also four
nice building lots at SIPS. each. Cash
! or on time.
) Is your hair falling out? Royal
Three hair tonic is guaranteed to stop
= it after fair trial, or money refunded
2 Valuable advice concerning the care OF
2 the hair free with each bottle. Hays
2 City Drug Store.
The prettiest Easter hat ever put
: up can be t'set back" by a salloW
S complexion beneath it. Try ''Roya
: Three toilet cream and face powder
for rough or muddy skin. Sold only
: at the Hays City Drug Store.
Kissing Brothers have added jitney
e? bus or delivery wagon to their fast In
: creasing business. The boys recognize
Il that time is money. If you have clean
. ing or pressing you want done quickl,
n and ia a satisfactory manner DhOn,
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Art Club Entsrtafns.

The Art Club entertained for all the
members Of the fine arts department
about seventy in number and for the
individual guests of those people IN the
club, Tuesday evening, April 4th. Light
refreshments were served after the
program.
A special program was prepared
which included the following:
Violin Solo Julia Keller
Readings Mrs. Wooster
Greek Art Miss Wooton
Art Appreciation for Masses
--------------- Clara Unruh
Piano Solo-------Ma hree Hamilton
Ges. Starr has moved into his new
restaurant. The room has been over
hauled, repainted, papsred, kitchen
added, and new furniture and fixtures
bought throughout. Geo. made a sue
cess of the Starr restaurant and viii no
doubt succeed In his new venture.
Mr.. Harry (Swede) Nielsen left Tues
day, on the plug, for his home near
Fairport-
Henry Edward Malloy left Saturday,
April 1st, for Minneapolis and ST. Paul,
Minnesota, where he sang the bass
solos in the Messiah" given at Mime
apOlis, Wednesday, April 5, and at ST.
Paul, Friday, April z.