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of tennis knowledge from which to
draw, all he needs Is practise. His
work seems a bit off as yet, but his
serve Is swift and hard to meet and
his net playing is especially good. He
says that he Is finding II hard to
judge distances and his control is not
UP to standard, but the next eight
days should correct that ..g#
II am finding these cement courts
extremely hard to play upon, said
Wright. I am accustomed to turf
courts and cannot get on to the twist
which players who are used to them
give the ball. I am feeling in fine
shape and all l need Is hard practise. !"
Bowrey also showed up well yes.
terday and in the two sets which
they played defeated the former
champion. He has HIS good serve
working and on the return places the
ball well, keeping his opponent con.
tinually on the jump He uses his
back-hand stroke often, especially on
lofted balls, but he has a very good
control and returns the ball accurate
ly. He is covering much ground
this year and is sure to give good
account of himself in the Carnival Sc
ries.
On Saturday afternoon a number Of
the tennis cracks will gather for a
hard workout preparatory to the big
matches.
The drawings as made yesterday
are as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10
CONTEST
in BOWLINGON
TONIGHT At "

What is likely to prove one of the
most critical bowling matches OF the
season viii take place this evening on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys The Colts
meet the Service and both teams win
struggle to win so as to have chance
with the Honolulus for the champion
ship.
Should the Colts take three games
they viii be only a single game be-
hind the Hons. Two out of three won
by the Colts from the Honolulus when
they meet next Wednesday In their
closing match OF the season. would
result in grand tie for first place.
May Tie For First.
II Stayton's men win all three
games tonight the Service can tie the
Honolulus for the championship By
taking three from the Cosmos next
week. providing the Colts are Veto
rious over the Honolulus Should the
teams split up tonight's games. the
Honolulus are practically certain to
win the league championship.
Tomorrow night the Honolulu
team bowls against San Jose In the
Coast League. Capt. Stayton has de-
cided to offer places on the Honolulu
~ squad to Walter Haney and G. c.
Clark w. A. Raseman and +. II. EN-
mans have given up their places on
the team on account Of lack OF time
to do justice to the high standard of
bowling now required in the Califor-
MIA league.
Haney is southpaw and has been
starring on the Honolulns this season.
He has an average of over ia and
has been very consistent Clark Is
veteran bowler who has followed the
game closely for many years. He is
good for a 10 average and has shown
some classy work for the Honolulus
this year. Both Clark and Haney
have howled as emergency men in
the Coast League matches and made
good Permission to sign them as
regulars was secured by wireless
yesterday.
Tonights lineup:
Colts Raseman, zap, Emmans,
Ham, Greed and Chamberlin leap
tain.
Service Reed. Treptow. Stayton
tcaptainl, Goebig, McCutchen and
Mpsley.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10
WINGED o BOYS CALL
ON OLD FRIENDS IN CITY

Playing here with the fast Olympic
Club baseball team are three boys
who learned the game in the Mission
in San Francisco. and who when they
were in their early teens were mem
bers of clubs organized and kept alive
by w. Fl. Hutton, now with the de-
tective force here.
Hutton in San Francisco was one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10
TUNA Club Will
PROMOTION

Not only members but all interested
persons are invited to the annual
meeting of the Hawaii Tuna Club this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the Hawai-,
ian Trust Company offices.
The club is expecting to take up a
discussion OF gaIne-fishing in Hawaii
as tourist asset and TO talk over
plans for greater, promotion work
along this line. Suggestions are in
yited. -
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fee fly to Andrade, and Henshaw
raced home with the third run. In
the last four innings both pitchers
were heaying good ball, and not hit
or run was made. Barker, who is the
father of a baby girl, was presented
with token by his team mates yes
terday at his first time at bat. n.
The score: -. .......
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of the leaders in movements for the
benefit OF boys. Among his clubs
were number Of Mission organiza-
tions, and of these Jimmie Riordan,
"F'attie" Howedge and Eddie Benn
were leading members. They played
on the South Park boys team and the
Farallones. and two of them went
with Hutton and so boys on $50.
mile hike.
Tuesday the three boys, delighted
to learn Hutton was here, called on
him at headquarters
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10

Police in Breslau, Germany, do not
regulate the traffic, but merely take
the names Of the persons concerned
when an accident occurs There were
1893 street mishaps there in 1912.
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Summary.
Double plays Manabu unassisted.
Bases on balls-Off Johnson /, off Ke-
lani o.. Struck oHt-By Johnson Is,
by Kelani Is. Wild pitches--No None.
Passed balls Kauluwela 4, Palama L.
Umpires Ben Clark and Clifford Mel.
im Time Of game hours.
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charged. Yale Alumni will be the
officials. There will be eight events,
as foIlowss 5e-yard, 100-yard and 900.
yard swim; 50-yard back stroke.
plunge for distance, high dive. consist
ing of three standard and one option
al dives; low dive, consisting of four
standard and six optional dives, and
240-yard relay of six men, each swim
ming 40 yards.
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aE6 !gs!g i 8! R a., s Sport
Drawings Are Made for
Carnival Tennis Clash!

Greatest Tourney Ever Staged in Hawaii to Start February
-Beals C. Wright Famous Eastern Star, Has Good Work
After Two Years of Absence From Courts But Still Able
to Send 'em Over -""..
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Reliable statistics show that of all
the timber trees cut in our forests,
less than half of the available wood
material is actually used.
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Summary,

Sacrifice flies 4-Benn, Argabrite- Hit
by pitcher-Judd. Bases on balls
on York 4. on Howedge i. Struck
out By York 9, by HoWedge 4. Wild
pitches York 2. Passed balls-1.y-
man 2, Riordan, Henshaw. Umpires
Stayton and Lai Tin. Time Of game
2 hours minutes.
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IS and Lowreyv ". Il
b Dillingham;
3 6
wrghtIowreyy oDowdaK ne
min
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-10

New York has $500 hotels and fes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Schmidt umre v petek.

Newyorska drzavna kaznilnica
v Sing-Sing ina novega upravitc-
liza, bivsega vseuGiliskega dekana
w. Kirchwaya. Mega je zadela
dolznost, da doloGi dan "a usmrti-
tev bivsega katoliskega duhovni-
ka Hans Schmidta, Xxi ie bill obso-
jen ma smrt zaradi umora svoje
ljubice Ane Aumueller. SodiSce je
ukrenilo, da sc izvrSi usmrtitev Ia
teden. Kirchway .je doloGil "a to
zadnji zakonito dopustni dan, to
je petek, in sledi V TEN oziru svo-
jemu predhodniku, bivSemu oskr-
bniku Osbornu. XII je tudi pustil
vsakega obsojenca do zadnjega
zakonito dovoljenega casa zivcti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Ironija meja.

Ma acknowledgements meji je
celia vista vasi in tudi veGjih kra-
jew, Xxi jih drzavna meja deli ma
diva della. Ma eni strani meje leze-
ce hiSe spadajo pod Nemcijo, ma
drugi strani lezeGe pa pod Holland
sko. Odkar je vojna in JIG tudi Ho-
landija postavila precej vojastva
ma noge, tece OBJ vsej meji in tudi
skozi recene kraje poseben, kake
Stiri metre Sirok nevtralen pas, Xxi
ie ogranjen z diva metra visoko
ziGasto mrezo. V primernih raz-
daliah so V teh mrezah odprtine "a
prehod IL IL drzave V drugo in
seveda stoji ma vsaki strani vojak
2 bodalom. Kdor hoGe IL svoje hi
Sc cez cesto k sosedu, nora imeti
"a inozemstvo veljaven potni list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Draginia V Italiii.

Cena premoga je V ltaliji stra-
hovito narasla iona premoga sta,
ne italijanskega v~eletrzca V itali-
janskem pristaniSGu 40 lir, k te-
mu 20 odst. agia, tako da pride
tona ma 1870 lir. Oh TAXI ceni je
premog re "a dobro situiranega
meStana predrag. Vsak dan sc pc,
drazi kaj.
"Secolo' pa tolazi I~talijane.
ces, da JIG ma TurSkem Sc vse draz.
je. kilogram kruha stane So cen
tezimov. Meso Sc je podrazilo "a
60 odstotkov, zelezo "a so odstot.
kov, nekatere vrste zeleza cello "a
100 odstotkov.
To je Seevda tolazba, XII Italia.
nom ME ne pomaga.
TIE vesti tiskajo posebno rad
avstrijski listi. Ampak kakor ne
pomaga Italijanom turSka dragi.
MIA, tako nj zivljenje ljudstva V
Avstriji olajSano, ce navijajo Gene
tudi V Italiji. LaGen clovek Sc ne
nasiti S stradanjem drugih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

Tajnik dijaSke socialisticne or
~ganizacije V Zedinjenih drzavah
Harry w. Ladder je Stiri tedne
potoval Pc drzavah Iowa in Hi
nois ter obiskal povsod visoke So
lie. Pravi, da je naSel med dijas-
tvom velikO zanimanje Ia social
zem in da sc mu je v mnogih kra-
jih posrecilo organizi. att move So
gladstone dijaske klube. PROBE
sorji ekonomije so mu povsod da-
jail priliko, da je pred dijaki 60
voril o temeljnih nacelih socializ-
ma. Ma nekaterih solah so profe-
sorji sami pristasi socializma.
Podobno porocilo prinasa tudi
sodrug John Spargo, XII je potoval
pc Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
Maryland in Indiana. Pravi, da nj
nasel med dijastvom Sc nikdar to-
like razumevanja Ia socialism.
ma fakultetah pa Sc nikdar toliko
moralne podpore.
To so dobre vesti. Kajti socia-
listicna stranka ~potrebuje inteli-
gence. Meme naloge so velikan.
ske in Sc mnozc, cimbolj Sc pribli-
zujemO tistemu casu, ko Sc social
zem uresnici. Use sile je treba
napeti, da sc delavstvo samo izo-
brazi. TOda sedanja druzba je de-
lavstvu tako sovrazna, da jih je lie
malo, XII 81 morejo pribaviti vse
tisto veliko mamie, XII ga cuva bur
wanna druzba vecinoma lie "a svo
je sinove ma vseuciliscih. CHM vec
znanstveno podkovanih pristasev
dobimO V stranko, TEN bolje je.
cato sc hi treba bait, da izgubi
stranka svOj delavski znacaj kaj-
ii demokraticna je, in n.jena We
Gina bO vedno delavska. Rocno in
dusevno delo 81 morata pa itak
pobratiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Eastland.

1zmed osmih uradnikov st. Jo-
seph Chicago Steamship Co., Xxi
jih je veleporota obdolzila, da so
zakrivili katastrofo ladje East
land, sc Jill je sest oglasilo pri u
radih v Grand Rapids, Mich, ter
so polozili vsak pc 10000 dol. var
Seine. Prvo zasliSbo bodo incl
dine %. januarja. Katastrofa sc je
zgodila dine "a. Julia. Tukaj res
velja pregovor, da meljejo bozji
mini pocasi. Zelo poGasi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Kako umirajo "a domovino.'

IL knjizice: Les carnets dune
infirmiere je posneta sledeGa
zgodbica: Francoska patrulja .je
nasla V nekem gozdicu Stiri tezko
ranjene Nemce. Lezali so ma tleh
IN cakali ma smrt. Francozi so Sc
ustavili in Sc Jim ponudili svo.jo
hrano. Trije so ponudbo radi
sprejeli in zeljno zavzili kruh in
vino. A cetrti je bill proved bolan
in Sc portrait nj mogel wee. Tudi
govoril nj wee. S kretnjo je po-
kazal, da mu nj wee pomagati. Po-
tenn je lezal nepremiIno V svo.ji
krvi in smrt je stala poleg MEGA.
Najmlajsi Francoz, vojak kakih
dvajset let, ga je gledal, uzalo-
Seen, da ne mor nicesar zanj sto-
RITZ. Morda je cutil obupno zapu-
scenost tega vojaka. In ker nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Velike goljufije ma Nemskem

Velike goljufije so Sc zgodile
pri druzbi Schaffhausischer Bank
%verein, XII ina svoj sedez v Kolo-
Mil. Vodilni uradniki so kar ma
debelo %ponarejali vpise v knjigah
in pokradli velike svote. Eden
clanov te tatinske druzbe sc je
skesal in vso stvar razkril.
Kjer Sc g~oljufije ne razkrijo, sc
pa dale goljufa - ma Nemskem
kakor drugod.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Poor ROJAKI.

lscem Svojega brata Mike Hor-
vata, donna IL Vavte vaSi pri do
lenjskih Toplicah. Zadnjikrat mi
Je pisal IL StorS, Utah dine Is. Ia
nuarja 1915 in potem nisem wee
sllSal o MEM. ker sem seda.j V kra-
tkem dobil nezanesljivo vest. da
je bill cd vlaka pOvozen in usmr.
cen, cato prosim cenjene rojake
pc Ameriki. da ce kdo kaj We o
njegovi usodi. da mi blagohotno
porOca, zakar sem pripravljen vse
StroSke pOravnati. Ako pa Sc IL
vi, potem ga pa prosim. mai Sc mi
jaw, da ne bodem V Skrbeh "a ME.
ga.
Frank Horvat
Ok Adv Box "a
Roslyn, Wash.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
P z o R.

Ako ina KIDD ma roki Sc kaj
"Koledarjev" in jih ne mare
razprodati, mai jih nemudoma no
size nazaj ma P~roletarca, ker iih
potrebujemo. Oh enem tudi prosi-
mo vse tiste, kateri so zadnji cas-
.narocili "Koledarje'', da maj ne
koGko potrpe. Ako dobimo nazaj
kaj koledarjev, jim jih bono
odposlali, v nasprotnem slucaiu
pa vrnili denar.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Delo v morski globini.

Re V globini 20 do 30 metrov je
jake tezko delati, nadalje po lie
izjemoma. Ma Angleskem so leta
1906 hoteli dolociti globino, do ka-
tere je Gloveku sploh mogoce priti
pri vseh mogocih varnostnih pri-
pravah. Dosegli 81 ~ metrov. V
tel globini je vsako delo, vsako
premikanje re popolnoma izklju-
ceno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

vedel, kaj bi storil in ker mu nj
prisla boljsa misel, je tho pristo-
pill blize, pokleknil in poljubil So
vraznikovo mokro cello. Dotikljaj
svezih, brezbradnih ustnic je ma
oblicje umirajocega priklical ra-
hel smehljaj. Mali vojak ga je V
njegovi zadnji uri spomnil ma ME
COVE drage in mu $ TEN prinesel
zadnje okrepcilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Upravnistvo.

Odstalo nam je 300 iztisov de.
setletne izdaje Proletarca. Skoda
je IL mimi kuriti pee. Ako Jill ka-
teri izmed nasih sodrugov potre-
buje "a agitacijo, maj nam pise, ko-
like Jill zeli, nakar mu jih takoj
posljemo brezplacno. Priloz' ma
Sc samo nekaj postnih znamk "a
postnino. Seveda Jill dobe tisti,
kateri Sc prvi oglase.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Vojska proti banditom.

IL Austin, Tex, poroGajo, da je
dobilo zvezno vojaStvo nalog, maj
DO pripravljenO, da odbije even
tualen mehikanski napad pri
Brownville, BivSi poveljnik po-
sadke V MatamOras sc je sprl S
Carranzo in baje zbral Geto ban
ditov, Xxi jo vodi Gez mejo. Da so
lie bandit! Steer hi bill takoj zopet
povod "a kakSne zapletaje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11

V New Yorku je bilo ii ravna-
telJev z~eleznice New Haven and
Hartford tozenih zaradi krsitve
Shermanovega protitrustovskega
zakona. Porotniki so njih Sest opro-
still, glede ma ostalih pet Sc pa
MISC mogli zediniti. Zastopnik VIA
de Je dejal, da DO zahteval nov
process. Doslej je veljala ia pray
da 100000 dolarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Obsoieni %liferantie.

V Budimpesti so bill obsojeni
Zigmund Gouber ma 6 let. Moric
Griiner ma 4 leta, Herman G0r6,
Henrik Schwarz, Ludvik Herzel in
Rudolf Kunz ma . lett jece, ker
so pri dajatvi zivil "a armada ne
sramno goljufali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Zarota ma Kitaiskem.

Japonski listi poroeajo: Med XII
tajsko mladino so razkrili tajno
zaroto, katere cili je bill, umoriti
predsednika JuanSikaja, ter pre-,
preciti zopetno uvedbo mOnarhije
ma Kitajskem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Daljave do Carigrada.

Cd Dunaja Je sledec Donavi do
Stambula 1900 KIN. he do Soline,
ma koncu DOnave, je 1900 KIN, cd
Budimpeste pa 260 KIN mani. Pc
z%eleznici je 2 Dunaja do Carigrada
1900 KIN, IL Belgrade $40, liz Nisa
720, liz Sofije $50. Cd Soluna do
Carigrada je pc zeleznici TOO KIN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Potres je unicil mesto.

Porocilo IL Hondurasa potrjujC
preJsnjo vest, da je bio predzad.
Mi pondeljek mesto Gracias pc.
polnoma uniceno cd potresa. Ora
cias je lezalo 40 mill severovzhod.
no cd San Salvadorja in .je Stelo
1000 prebivalcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
NaZnanil0 i'm pripOrOcilO.

) TEN vjudnO mammalian vsem cenjenim odjemalcem. da sen 10
naraScaJocega prometa V moji tgovini. zaGetkom decembra +
preseil IL Jolieta, ILL.,. V =
CHICAGO, ILL, MA 1927 w. 22nd STREET.
Ia Sc Sc presell V veGje mesto, ali razsirl svojo ort je iasen
dokaz, da je a. Horwatov importiran kranjski brinieyeo sGvovec II
"optnoVec V resnlcl dobra piJaca, cato je tudi vsestransko rliublien
dlna sovenska importna tvrdka A. Horwat izdeluie IL krani.
SKIN zclsc tudi zdravilno grenko vino in Kranjski grencec. ki preka-
:" Sc urUge, teVrstne pJace III je cloveku V krepGanje ter zdravie.
d prodaJam blago tud ceneje, kakor katera druga tyrdka
o pa cato, ker opravlJam vecinoma sam ve posle.
oehJenim odJemalcem se Sc vnaprej topic priporoeam.
Il velespoStovanjem
4. HORWAT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Listnica u%rednistya.

Dopisnih Biwabik, La Sale,
Kokomo, Beaver Falls, Chisholm:
Malo potrpljenja prosim, da do
bin prostora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-11
Znah zdravja.

Najboljsi znaki popolnega zdra-
VIA so: telesna moe in duSevna
%enerzija. Kakor nitro VAN price
MIA eden teh znakov pojcmati, ali
slabeti, boste sami kmalu uvideli,
da izgubljate tudi okus, da innate
r%aznoliGne neprilike S prebavo, da
ne morete mirno spati, i'll da Sc
vas poGutek vedno spreminja. Ma
to morate biti takoj pozorni. Ia
take neprilike VAN priporoGamo
Trinerjevo ameriSko zdravilno
grcnko vino. To vino VAN bo cello
zabranilo nagon k pijanosti, po-
magalo VAN DO Gistiti kri in BIO
opacilo YES telesni organizem. Ne
trpite, da hi sc vas zabasanost ali
zapeka stalno drzala, XII hi VAN
povzrocila brezStevilno neprilik.
Rabite torei V takih slucajih Tri.
nerjevo ameriSko zdravilno gren-
ko vino. Cena $1.00. Dobiva Sc V
lekarnah. Jos. Triner, izdelovalec,
l333-1339 S. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, Ill.
Otrpel vrat mai bi Sc drgril 5
Trinerjer Liniment. - Pri bo-
leGinah V kitah, krizu, ma vratu
in zunanjih delhi telesa dale
Trinerjev Liniment nitro pomoG.
Cena % in soc. Pc poSti 80 in 6Oc.
ADVERTISEMENT L..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-06
MAYOR CROWNS QUEEN
OF HARLEM CARNIVAL
Mrs. Halliday HOnOrcd by
5000 NcighbOrS at Cere-
mony in 22d's Armory.

Mrs. Gertrude +. Halliday. who was
elected the queen OF the Harlem carnival
by popular vote. was crowned last night
, by Mayor Mitchell before 5000 persons
in the Twenty-second Regiment Armory.
Mrs. Halliday marched at the head
or an imposing procession of Harlem
royalty through the throng to the raised
dats in the middle of the armory floor.
She was escorted by eight pages, two
buglers and four maids OF honor. The
queen was dressed in royal purple and
ermine. The maids of honor wore
scarlet robes and diadems.
When Mrs. Halliday had reached the
throne the Mayor stepped forward. crown
in hand. and placed it on her head.
Thereupon IA great uproar burst forth
from the spectators. and after II had
died away the Twenty-second Regiment
hand struck up the Harlem anthem. in
Harlem" written for the occasion.
The maids of honor were Miss Mar
garet I.ankenau. Miss Cecil Mundorf.
Miss Irene Henderson and Miss Eta
Carson. During the coronation ceremon
Mrs, Halliday was surrounded by a
special guard Of Company A.. First
Battalion. Tweuty-second Engineers.
y. q. y. V.
The boxes were filled with many men
and women prominent In the business
and political affairs OF Harlem. Prac-
tically all OF the Bronx county officials
were present and many of the city rom
missioners with their wives We're there.
There were also delegations from the
nearby New Jersey municipalities. headed
by the Twelve Fighting Mayors OF New
Jersey who have been instrumental In
lettering transportation facilities be-
tween the Harlem shore and New Jersey.
Dancing followed.
Old timers In Harlem said that there
had never before been such a gathering
Of persons on any one occasion Of the
kind in that district. The carnival is
being held in celebration OF the better
transportation facilities Harlem and The
Bronx have obtained under the auspices
OF the Harlem Board Of Trade. II will
be continued to-day with a parade. to-
morrow with a road race and win be
concluded Saturday night with a general
illumination of the Harlem business dis
triCt.
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SUFS WILL AUTO TO COAST.
Bottle NJ GasOlene 10 Re broke a
ut start At Noon To-day.

At noon to-day Mrs. Alice Snltie
Furke and Miss Mel! Richardson vii,
start from Columbus Circle on their au-
~toinobiie trip to the Pacific coast and
b"ck. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. pres
ident OF the National Woman Suffrage
Association. which is sending the cru
saders, will preside at the launching
ceremonies. She will break a bottle of
gasolene over the radiator, notwith.
standing the high price Of that nuiC
Later the Yellow Filler, as the little
automobile Is called. will lead a pro-
cesston OF cars containing the officers
OF the National and other suffs to the
Weehawken Ferry, at Forty-second
street. where the crusaders will saw
farewell and go on alone.
Five hundred members of the Con-
gressional Union for Woman Suffrage
VIII gather at the Pennsylvania station
tomorrow afternoon at 9 O'Clock to say
~Hood-by-with the aid of a brass band
TO the ENJOYS who start for Washington.
whence they will leave with representa-.
tives OF the other States where women
nave not the vote to organize the women
or the voting States into a woman's
party 10 hasten nationwide woman suf-
frage. The ENJOYS from New York are
Mrs. q. II. +. Belmont. Mrs. Harriet
; anton Blatch. Miss Melinda Scott,
Mrs. lncz Milholland Bosssevain. Mrs,
John Rogers. Jr. and Miss Helen Todd.
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TRIED TO MAKE HER
EAT ELECTRIC BULB
That's What Jersey Woman
Says Of Husband in Shit
for Separation.
NOTE TELLS OF SPOONING

NEWARK. n. j., April Sit was a
long tale Of VOC that Mrs. ELLA Smith
Of Boonton unburdened herself Of to-
day before vice-Chancelior Foster, who
Is hearing her suit for separation from
Ernest 8. Smith. employed by a Wall
Street brokerage concern.
Smith told his wife. according to her
story. that his kisses were not for her,
but for another woman he carried on
an affair with their Polish maid: one
time he tried to make her eat an cleo
trio light bulb. and he was once the
companion Of a blonde with unreined
features"
After Mrs. Smith learned Of her hus.
bands relations with the maid, she
thought the thing Owe for a day or
two. she testified, n discharged the
maid. .
she didn't 60 immediately" testified
Mrs. Smith. That night. at the upper
table. she put her arms coaxingly
around my husbands neck. In front Of
me. and said:
You won't let mo leave. will you.
Mr.. smith,"
What did our husband say to that?'
she was asked.
" didn't dare say anything"
answered Mrs. Smith. The maid left
the next day"
She produced this letter which she
said she found in her husbands pocket,
addressed 20 Edward. although her hus-
bands name Is Ernest
DEAR EDWARD: Just a few lines to
let you know that I am feeling fne.