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Evening star., 1916-11-12
Lineup and Summary.

Score by periods: Ohio State. IS. ii, o. 14-46
Indiana. 0. :, o. o. Referee-Mr. Birch.
Earlham. Umpire-Mr. Reid, Michigan. Field
judge-Mr Page. Ohio Wesleyan. Head lines
man-Mr. Thurber, Colgate Time of periods
L. minutes each. Ohio State scoring: Touch-
downs-Yerges 90, Sorrensen (2). Mcdonald
Norton. Goals from touchdown-Yerges t3l,
S"rrensen. Bofen t3l. Indiana scoring: Touch
down-Hyatt- Goal from Observation-Disclosures
way. Substitutions: Indiana-A. Hess for
Erehart: Hyatt for A. Hess; Murchie for Beck;
Pope for Buschmann Mccoy for Mullett; Well
and for Stutsman; Stutsman for Weiland; keev-
er for Mcintosh; Gray for w. Hess; Weiland
for keever. Ohio State--Norton for Harley;
Johnson for Turner: Rhodes for Hurm; Lapp
for Sc,iion; Mcdonald for Peabody; Boesel for
Sorrrnsen; Friedman for Yerges; Sullivan for
karch; Leonard for Courtney; Daughters for
Norton: Kirk for Friedman: Fuller for Ne
Donald; Deyer for Boesel.
Evening star., 1916-11-12

n the McGraw team has It's share OF
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
Sporting Notes.

BY taking two games yesterday from
the Giants the Patmorans regained
their stride.
Home Run Baker is out of the game
again with a strained leg Boone or
Bauman will get another chance to
shine.
In the New York-Philadelphia Ma
tional league series Luderus made
seven consecutive hits before flying
out to Burns.
The hitting of the Red Sox just now
recalls days Of the Twin State league
when a Brattleboro team was facing
Fritz o 'Mara.
Harry Sallec, known to fans as
SLIM has tired Of the game and
notified the club that he has quit base
ball He was suspended two weeks ago
| for leaving the club in New York and
failing to report in Cincinnati.
Frank A. Larrow s Magnetic, driven
| by Martin, won second money in the
2.I6 trot at the Hillsgrove, r. l., tack
! Wednesday in field of nine starters
| The winner was J. Forbes. Magnetic
won the third heat in 2.I3 IA. J
Forbes took the last two heats eacl
in 2.l3 IA, and in these Magnetic was
second and third.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
HARRIS AND JONES LOSE.
Chance for Doubles Victory Slips
Through jones' Erratic Work.

Unexpected results marked the final
rounds OF the men 5 singles and dou-
blcs of the Connecticut Valley tourna-
mcnt at Springfield.
After the first set of the final round
OF the men 5 doubles, R. c. Seaver and
Irving Wright won a very easy vic
tory, principally through the very er-
ratio work of s. B. Jones. Harris and
Jones played in form in the first set
and won handilv. e.. In this set
Harris again displayed his remarkable
ability at outguessing his opponent and
it was his work that made him and
his partner loom up large III the round.
In the second. third and fourth set,
however, Jones, who previously had
used much speed to good advantage.
seemed unable to control the ball at all
Jones repeatedly used too much speed
for his own good and lost many points
for the pair. Harris. who early in the
! last set seemed to have lost heart, raj
| lied near the end. but after winning
! three games in a row lost ont Ga
| Wright played as well in this mattel
! as he did Wednesday, three times re
/ turning apparently impossible smashe
| by a clever backhand chop. He ais,
employed his chop stroke to Gu
across the courts, many times SCORING
placements in this manner. Seaver wa
in better form in the match than h
showed the day before.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
WEST BRATTLEB0R0

Miss Annie Dessau of New York is
expected Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Exner.
Mrs. Adella Hescock of Greenfield
is visiting her niece, Miss Myrtle
Sargent, this week.
Mrs. A. C. Walker of Dummerston,
formerly of tniS village, has been a
visitor here this week.
Mrs. Charles S. Higley is enter
tanning the Social club today. A boun-
teous dinner was served at noon.
The Home Economics club are hold
ing a meeting this afternoon with
Mrs. H. J. Clark of South street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Learnard of
Halifax were guests of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Walter Bartlett Thursday, returning
the same day.
Michael Fleming of Brattleboro I'M
derwent an operation in the Melrose
hospital yesterday. DIR. Lynch was as
sisted by DIR. Hunter.
H. H.. Lane and family will come
tomorrow from Springfield, Mass, to
occupy Mrs. A. c.. Walker 5 house
through the months Of July and Au-
gust.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Becker and
daughter, Dorothy Jane, of Los
Angeles, will leave there July >, ar
irving in Brattleboro Aug. l. Mrs
Becker, formerly of this village, vii
be remembered as Miss Sadie Ford
They will visit here and in the east
village some time with friends.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
DILLON oUT-FIGHTs MORAN.
Never in Danger After Third Although
Greatly Outweighed.

Although outweighcd by fully 80
pounds and having disadvantage of
nearly six inches in height, James Dill
Ion, the Indianapolis light-heavy-
weight cloverlv out-fought and out
pointed Frank Moran, the Pittsburg
heavyweight in nine rounds of Il To-
round bout at the old Federal league
baseball grounds in Brooklyn last
night.
Moran S weight was announced as
20f pounds; Dillon s was 1863. Dillon
went on the scales in fighting toys
while Moran was stripped. The In
dianapolis man was in fine condition
but Moran looked fat and flabby
around the waist line.
Dillon was the aggrcssor from the
start, although Moran landed the first
blow to the head. Moran had the best
of only the third round.
At no stage from the end of the
third round was Dillon in danger, a.
| hc eyadcd Moran S leads cIcvcrly, anC
! Moran never appeared dangerous afte1
| Dillon had landed u left to the body
| and a right swing to the jaw which
/ shook Moran from head to heel
| Moran tried desperately to land
! punch in the 10th round and swing
ing lcfts. and rights to the body
/ got Dillon ON the ropes; but DiIlol
came back at close range and with
/ right upper-cut cut Moran 5 left eye
The Pittsburger left the ring with hi
nose swollen and his left eye blcedin
freely.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
PERSONAL.

L. II. Barber is in Mortified, Mass,
today on business.
Miss Bessie McMahon of Mont
peIer is visiting friends in town
few days.
Miss Margaret Gorborino went to-
day to Forest lake to remain until
tomorrow with friends.
X. f. Mosher and G. f. Sherman
returned last night from Providence,
Il. l., where they attended horse rae
ing.
Mrs. James P. Elmer went to Bel
lows Falls this afternoon to visit a
few days with her sou, br. Raymond
Elmer.
Mrs. F. c. Harmon and son. Forest,
went yesterday to Shelburne Falls,
whore they will spend the summer
with relatives.
Miss Marion Clemans, stenographer
| in r. c. Bacon 5 Office, went Yesterday
to her home in Amsterdam, \. Y, to
visit over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving c. Ellis and
son, Gilman, returned last night from
Mortified (Vt.) and vicinity, where
they had been three weeks.
/ Mrs. Walter c. Halliday and daugh-
/ ter, Dorothy, went yesterday to East
Dover to visit until the Fourth. Mr..
| Halliday will 90 there to spend the
| holiday.
! Miss Elizabeth DOYLE, who went to
Johnson to attend the commencement
at the normal school and afterwards
visited at her home in Mortified
! (Nt.), has returned.
Ray Mixer is having a two-weeks
vacation from his work in the retail
department of the Durham Brothers
company. Mr. Mixer and Hugh Muir
ray viii go to Plattsburg to wait on
table in camp two weeks.
Clyde Y. Horton returned yesterday
from the University of Vermont, where
he has completed his first year in the
engineering department. He will work
m the Office of the Dewitt Grocery
company during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Durham, Mrs
n. /. Hawley, Miss Evelyn Harris
Miss Evelyn Durham. Miss Gretchen
Goldsmith, Miss Harriet Mellen an,
Miss Allethaire Estey were in North
field, Mass, yesterday TO attend ths
annual field day at Mortified semina
~.
James II. Burke, former station
agent at BrattIeboro and for severa
L years general superintendent of TIL
! Northern railway of Costa Rica, VIII,
has been enjoying a vacation of
month at his home IN Essex Junction
1 was guest over last night of Tickle
Agent David s. Carey. He was
guest during the evening of severa
! local friends at Pine Grove Spring
1 hotel. He left this morning at
II 0 'eloek for New York aud will sal
from there tomorrow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League,

Wolfgang and Schalk; Coyeleskie
! Cunningham, Buland and Baker.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
DYNAM1T1NG BIG sMoKEsrAcK
Princess Theater Showing Today
Thrilling AeropIane Rescue.

Princess Theater Showing Today
Thrilling Aeroplane Rescue.
y crowd of hundreds eff people Jour
neyed from Los Angeles to Inglewood, Cal
iforna, recently to see the keystone come
dams put through thrilling performance
in which the villain blew up "A brick
smokestack POO feet high The brick stack
had stood there p years and was recently
purchased by the keystone Film Com
pany for use in a big production.
One hundred pounds of dynamite were
planted at the base of the stack The
hero stood alone while the villain re-
manned below, gloating over his opportun-
ty for revenge. Suddenly the villain
struck match and lighted the end of the
fuse. which set off the charge. Nell. the
heroine, realized that her sweetheart was
to become the victim OF her rejected suit
or and lowered over the scene in "a speedy
aeropIane,
IN instant before the explosion she
headed for the chimney, dropping d rope
as she flew. The hero grabbed the rope
and with a triumphant cheer the happy
| pair dashed on to safety while the vii
! lain was left to has fate in ths debris.
/ This is IA Triangle production and vii
/ be shown today at the Princess theatre
! ADV.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30

ShaWkcY and Nunamakrr: Majors
Shcchan, Hassclhacher and Meyer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit ut Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-30
National IeaCue.

National League Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
Vote to be Taken on Bonds
For High School
Meeting Of the Board Of The Trustees for the Marion Graded
Common School District No. a. Held at the Office off, G.
Rochester June IL, I9l6.-The Following Order was
Unanimously Adopted

School building to be maintained Joint.
" for the use Of the County and the
Marion Graded School District as o
High School which in all particulars is
to comply with the laws Of the State
Of Kentucky made and provided in
such cases. and,
Whereas, this Board approves the
action Of said joint Boards. and,
Whereas to enable the Board Of the
Marion Graded School to purchase
ground and erect and equip a joint
Highschool building for the purposes
above mentioned, and.
Whereas, this Board is without funds
and the sum necessary to be raised by
the Marion Graded Common School
District to provide its one.half part of
the expense Of purchasing grounds
building and equipping suitable High
School buildings as above mentioned
and also fer repairs and charges which
may be necessary on the present grad.
ed School building and its equipments
will be not less than $4,000 90. 1t, is
NOW THEREFORE ORDERED by
the Board Of Trustees of the Marion
Graded Common School District No. 27
that, an election be held at the school
building in said school district and a
pole be opened on the LIST. day Of July.
1916 which is on Saturday between the
hours of one and six o'clock p. NJ. upon
the proposition whether or not the
trustees Of said district shall issue
bonds Of said Marion, Graded Common
School District in the amount Of not
to exceed $1,000 M Cor the purpose Of
purchasing ground erecting and equip.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
Photo by Moffett. Chicago.
Marion. Ky. June u. 1916.

Marion. KY, June ~. 1916.
The Board Of Trustees for the Marion
Graded Common School District No.
"a, met in regular session at the Office
Of ]. G. Rochester in the town Of
Marion, Kentucky June ~, 1916 presi-
dent and presiding W. d. Canaan
chairman. 7. II. Cochran, c. W. Hay.
mes. W. 7. Mcconnell and ]. G. Roch.
ester. W. D. Canaan having at a
former meeting been duly declared
elected Trustee for the ensuing year
and having been qualified as the law
directs continued or resumed his seat
upon the board. Upon motion, W, D.
Gamma was reelected chairman Of said
board for the ensuing year. ]. G.
Rochester was duly elected secretary
and treasurer Of said board. Upon
motion the following preamble and
order was UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Whereas, the High School connected
with the Marion Graded School has
grown to such proportions that we will
not be able to take care of the County
High School pupils another year with.
out building an addition to our graded
school building, and otherwise incur.
ring heavy expense, And,
Whereas, at a meeting Of the County
Board Of Education and the Trustees
Of the Marion Graded Common Sehoo
held jointly at the Office Of E. Jefrrey
Travis in the town Of Marion Kentucky
on the End. day Of June 1916 at which
meeting il was agreed by said joint
Boards that the County and Marion
Graded School Districts would consoli.
date and build in the town Of Marion
Kentucky at some point to be selected
by the joint Board a joint High
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22

when the permanent chairman
of a great National Convention
is barred from it's quadrennlal
meeting place. But such a
thing happend in St, Louis when
Senator James arrived at the
Coliseum for the night session.
One of the ivory-headed police
men on duty at one of the pi-
vate entrances blocked the way
as the Kentuckian stepped totne
door.
"Yez can't get in here SAID
the flannel tongued guard as ne
started to slam the door in the
face of the permanent chairman
You're mistaken, said Sen
ator James. as he bowled over
the policemen.
This is only one instance of the
niefficiency and discourtesy OF
the police stationed at the Coli
scum tonight. Delegates and
newspaper men were detained
for many minutes because of the
lack of proper management al
the several entrances to the
crowded convention hall. Con
ditions grew worse as the nigh
wore on and it remained for Sen
ator James to strike a responsive
chord when he summoned The
sergeant.at.arms to the rostrun
and said.
Il direct you to see that Nation;
Committeeman, delegates anC
newspapermen are permitted t
enter this hall They have bust
ness here"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
PAGE EIGHT
MoRELAND

F. NJ. Jacobs is in Evansville this
week.
Mrs. James Claghorn of Forest Grove
visited her brother Bob Belt and fam
lily Monday.
Mrs. Lee Lindsey OF Caldwell Springs
is visiting relatives in aAd around
Moreland this week.
Frank Belt says, mo matter how
hard it rains of late, he has to go just
the same.
Mrs. Clifton Hughes was the guest
of Homer Hughes and wife of Tolu
Monday.
Miss Mae Hughes went to Marion
Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Jacobs who has been
quite sick is convalescent
Mrs. P. c. Moore is visiting her son
Joe, of near Hurricane.
Miss Marie Moore was the guest OF
Miss Eula Jacobs Saturday night.
Prayer meeting at this place every
Wednesday and Saturday night and
also Sabbath School every Sunday
evening. Every body come and bring
someone with you
"Snowdrop"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
SALEM

Born to Harold Wright and wife June
10th q fine boy.
Excess Of rain has damaged crops
and hindered cultivation in this section.
Miss Evaline Moore Of Marion visited
here last week the guest Of Daisy Bell
Deboe.
Mrs. Wiley Robinson Of Arkansas is
visiting her brother Robt. Boyd and
family.
Harry Ramage and wife Of Marion
were guests Of win Ramage here Sunday
Mrs. Clara Brown Of Tclu is guest Of
Jake Farris and family.
Mrs. Susan LaRue Of Sheridan Is with
her children here for awhile.
Miss Julia Martin, milliner Of 0bion,
Tenn. is spending her summer vacation
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
LEVIAS

Farmers Of our vicinity are cutting
wheat, which is not turning out as well
as they hoped it would.
Mrs. Ada Watson visited Monday
with Mrs. Maude Love.
Mr.. Ershel Lynn Of near Sloan and
Miss Gertrude Franklin Of this place
went to Elizabethtown, IN last Sunday
and were married We wish them q
long and happy life.
Mesdames Mollie Franklin and Flor
ence Price were the guests Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs George Mckinney.
Mrs PJ Gilless and grandson, Eu.
gene Batman visited last Saturday and
Sunday with daughter Mrs. osa Wright
near Carrsville.
Miss Leslie Larue Is spending the
week with her cousin Fleeta at Sheri-
dan.
Mesdames Lena Franklin, Tom Dun.
ming and Carrie Larue were pleasant
guests Of Florence Price last Friday
The musical at Mr. Rueben Wheeler 3
was enjoyed by all
Mrs Fannie Settles and daughter
spent Sunday afternoon at Walter
Lovels near Sloan church
After spending several days with
Miss Lemah Franklin, Miss Ruby Terry
and little cousin line were accompan.
led home by Miss Lemah. who spent
several days the guests Of friends and
relatives at Marion
We are anticipating an enjoyable
afternoon at Old Union church the
fourth Sunday afternoon Everyone
lie invited to come Join IN singing in
the Southern Harmony song books 1t
Is no UNCONVENTIONAL affair and every
one is cordially invited to attend
Come one and all and It will do Us
good to all join in and have an old-time
reunion
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
DYCUSBURG

Rev. j. II. Richardson ilIled his APP
pointment at the NJ. E. church here
Sunday night.
Mrs. c. II. Cassidy Of Elm Grove Is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. b. Wadington.
Mrs. 7. 0. Deyers was in Paducah
shopping Thursday.
Attorney j. r. Wells. Of SmithIand
was here on business Saturday.
Miss Lula Wheeler, Of Sedalia visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. j. B. Wadlington was in Smith.
land Thursday the guest Of her niece
Mrs. ]. X. Wells.
Clvde Boaz left for Cairo, IN Mon.
where he will visit his brother James
Boaz for few days.
Jno. Sutherland insurance agent Of
Marion was in town Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. JeiTords have re.
turned from Hopkinsville where they
have been visiting relatives for two
weeks.
F.F. Charles and wife Of Marion
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". T..
Charles Friday and Saturday.
Rev Patrick Wick Of luka attended
church here Sunday night.
Several from here attended the
funeral and burial Of ]. o. Charles a,
Groves Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Miss Thine Charles visited relatives
near Groves Chapel last week.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips Of Kut,awa
lie visiting her grand parents Mr.. and
Mrs. p. X. COoksey.
Mrs. Robert jackson and daughter
Jennie are guests Of her father G. NJ.
Yaneey.
Mrs. Nolan Moneymaker and children
are visiting relatives in Metropolis III.
John l.. Martin Of Thine visited re-.
latives here last week.
Miss Grace Yandell Of Frances was
In town shopping Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. NJ. A. Wade Of Padueah il the
guest Of Mrs. oda Bennett.
George Daughtrey Of Cumberland
City Tennessee was is town Sat.
John Edd Graves was in Marion Fri.
day taking teachers examination.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgie Gregory Of Ii.
line were the guests Of Mrs. E. Greg.
<ory Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. o. II. Scott and daughter are
guests-of Or. and Mrs. Will Grave, nj,
Paducah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar were the guest.
OF relatives in Roseclaire IN. Sat and
Sunday
c, T. Glenn purchased fine piano
from c. A. wOodall Of Ru,,awa las,
week for his little daughter Ada Lon.
Use.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22

CONVENTION
S|DEL|CTS

one of the most interesting fea-
lures Of the recent DemocrauGon-
yenuon at St Louis is the fact tlt II
took lovely woman to force the My
roll call demanded on the nathal
platform, as well az TO inspire nc
only real excitement that marked ne
convention
Votes for Women" was the 1859
that stirred up things The MeNicn
plank. nailed in at the last minute
the platform builders, did not creal
n ripple. "Americanism" and pr,
paredness" received polite oyahons
but It remained for the woman sui
irage plank TO start q real iracas.
Headed BY Gov Ferguson Of Texas.
the antis cndcayored TO wrench The
suffrage plank from the platform But
President wilson's feelings on he
subject as presented TO the conyen'
ton by Senator Walsh Of Montana,
we're not to be ignored. And so. after
,hrechour battle 10 which the term
political eSpolicncy' was used with
telling effect. the ants were routed
/ by O vote Of SSSis 10 1914
The vote however. does not tell the
real story OF the battle. which was
one OF the most vigorous and pic
iurcsquc ever staged al q national
Democratic convention Fifteen wom.
en- delegates fought from the floor on
the side Of the pro suiiragsts. while
hundreds OF their sisters waved vel.
low ponnants and checred them on
from the balcouics 4 thunderstorm
that almost drowned out The voices
Ji DE delegates as they answered he
roll call brought both the suffrage
battle and the convention 10 most
uclodrlmatic finish .
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

~ receive the proper balance y b,I
S 70 suhheisnty nourish both hoiy anj
Hain during the growing r.rioJ mn. snl
, na'e demands are greater than h.
,.,u lie This Is shown IN % m,r ~
Ias , iases lean bodies, frequent e g,aSS
o, rot al such children We say with
SSa 1,,, ,, eafncs,ness: rb,y WI WI
S sSo'' : Emulsion, anl need h now LII ~
pos,es.ea IN concentrated Tr,, NV NV ~
~ elements 10 enrich h..r MN wy wi,
,s.,..s Weakness 90 s,fers.h. I, -, ~
men sturdy atd STORY N,A..,l makes
sofia H1raC r.,aad,d.N.ie
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22

with parents and friends at Pinkneyville
P. A. Clark is spending few days at
Dawson, recuperating.
Miss Triphena Parker has returned
home here after several weeks stay in
Hampton.
Jas. R. Summers has returned to his
poultry business at Marion, ILL., after
several days visit to his family here.
Fred Foster and family visited IN
Hopewell section Sunday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-06-22
Illinoisian Says Worlds Only
Two Orators Are Hon.
Ollie M. James.
Continued From Page /.

reporter, paid q visit to Senator
James tonight at the Missouri
Athletic Club, where the Ken
tuckian is staying, and complim-
ented him highly on his speech.
You're a real patriot. Your
speech was admirable. was re-
ported to be the comment made
by the Nebraskan.
ARCHBISHOP JOHN JOSEPH
GLENNON. of st. Louis, one of
the most prominent members of
the Roman Cotholic church HER
archy of the United States,
hung on" to every word deliv.
cred in the address made by
Senator James. He was first to
shake the Kentuckian's hand
and congratulate him heartily on
his speech. 1t was Archbishop
Glennon that delivered the invo-
cation at the first session he'd in
the COLISEUM to-day,
IL comes to a pretty pass