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BREN0N WILL PRESS FIGHT.
Won't Let Up on For, Nov
ing Picture Producer.

Herbert Brenon declares that hc VIII
continue his tight 10 have William Fox
carry his t%Brenon's) name as the author
Of tho $1,000 900 flm spectacle "A
Daughter OF the Gods partly TO
establish a precedent for play writer's.
"As a result Of Mr.. Justice Mullan
having decided against me-" he said. I'm
the preliminary hearing concerning "A
Daughter OF the Gods II IL possible that
an unprecedented situation may arise.
Tho temporary injunction preventing the
Fox Film Corporation from presenting the
film without giving me credit ms author
and director having been denied. 1t IA
now possible that the public will wit
ness exhibitions of "a production COSTING
1000, 900 and not be informed OF the
name of the author and director.
81 shall spare no amount Of money to
carry this test case to its conclusion.
II the mere fact Of not having exacted
a written guarantee is sufficient to pre-
vent me from having my name placed
upon my own work, I am sorry for the
authors of this country, as 1t will place
them entirely at tho mercy OF the men
who buy their works.
The case will pH,bably not como 70
trial inside Of six weeks and II IL ex-
pected the film will be released before
the final decision.
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SERGEANT OF 18TH
REGIMENT BROWNS
Arthur Lockwood Of Co. l.
Loses Life in Texas Bath
ing With 1000 Men.
BODY WAS BURIED IN MUD
Adjt.-Gcn. StOtcsbury Gets
Major-Gen. j. +. Organs
Waiver Of SO, 900 Salary.

IieAporARTgRs SIXTH DIVISION. L. :.
A., McAilen, Tex, Aug. 27.-The Twelfth
Regiment went swimming at noon yester-
day In an irrigation canal at S~haryland,
fou miles from ramp, where II had gone
on "A practice march. When the regiment
came out and dressed ono uniform re-
manned on the bank. Mono OF the SER
geants who acted as life guards had
seen any one in difficulties. but roll call
established tho identity Of tho missing
man as Sergeant Arthur Lockwood OF
Company l.. whose New York home is at
AS West Fifty-eighth street. without
removing their clothes again the men OF
Company |. went back into he water.
but no trace OF Lockwood's body could
be found.
Meantime the regiment had carried
word Of the tragedy back to camp.
Muleteer Robert White OF the supply
company. who has a number Of river
front rescues 10 his credit. mountc n
mule and rode bareback TO the canal.
He found Capt. .John J. Dean directing
the search with ten men In a deep hole
In the middle of tho canal on "A line will
tho place where Lockwood's clothes were
found.
White divcd in and at once returned
with I.ockwood's body. which he found
beneath the mud. II became apparent
'''N 's'' iISt IiuUkf uiu u iti
him IN this mud and that nc had never
come tn the surface. The play OF tho
LOCO men about him had prevented the
discovery OF his plight.
Lockwood was employed by tho Con
soltdatcd Gas Company and is survived
by two sisters. He had been In the
Twelfth for twelve years and had a flaw
less record.
Major-Gsn. O'Tyan said that Adjt..
Gen. Stoteshury. who will be at his
Office at the state arsenal In New York
on Monday. had taken his waiver Of tn.
state salary received by the commander
or the division in addition TO his Federal
pay. The waiver was given when Gen.
oRyan's attention was first called t.
The publication OF the fact he was draw.
Ing $4,000 n year. II Is denied her,
that he also received an expense allow.
ancc.
Col. 4. Il. Thurs,on. chief ordnance Of
hcer Major +. NJ Waterbury, ordnanc,
officer OF the division Major \. I.
Reagan. inspec,or-gencral, and Majo,
Edward =. olnStcd. adjutant-gencral, dc
cline TO discuss their double pay. \
division headquarters attention Is Gale,
10 the fact that the State laws proven
the Withholding Of State pay from en-
p'oyees IN the guard. And these me,
are all state employees.
Major !. VI. Hutchinson said tina. tn,
extra $1,000 he received as an instructo
IN the school OF the line Just equals tn,
additional pay 10 which ha is entitled "A
a Major aVer twenty years service.
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10 YEAR HUNT FOR SON ENDS
u. 4 u. Oticini Finds hoy In Hands
~ UuffnlO Police.

BUFFALO. Aug. FITZPATRICK j. COLT
gan, general freight agent of the Balti-
more and ohio Railroad AT pIttshurg.
identified as his son tonight Arthur j.
Colliean. who gave himself up to tho po-
lice here Thursday with the story that
he was wanted In Tulsa. okla, for the
murder ~ n Investigation de-
velupcd that he was not wanted in Tulsa.
and, SO far AS could he ascortaincd.
never was in Oklahoma.
'ollistn was injured in n railroad ac-
cident in littsburg ten years < He
disappeared from the hospital where he
was being treated. and his father has
spent large sums of money searching for
him, lie saw the name Of the Buffalo
prisoner in "A newspaper and buried here
with his daughters and n lawyer. Their
identification of the son was positive.
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FOURTEENTH BACK
ALMOST STARVED
New York Regiment Covers 10
Miles on Last Of Eleven
Day March.

49, - nj. ro,,r-
"N'>"@"' rev. ""s'
'ecnth New YORK Infantry. col. Johh H.
Foote, got back hero to-day from the
o,oyo, l,,. r,,roh aud ,..or nrorccled
49, I'm -.
l" Inv camp !" "'NH'''' "''"'"s "'
eighteen miles tramp of 1t FOR the day
Tho mon Jagged TO n certain extent rs
Nc, .r. ,n.o v,,,,., mud looroa n.
w. NOV ~ ,
II the '"'''e m'e 'harch from Eul'-
burg had told severely on them. The
worst of their experience befell them
,.os,ord,v n, tho march from S,crlinr's
,anch To- Il h,ry ,h,r,e,r niles in nuo
80 uh,,. o., snyon,r.ars wbich
raaoha ,mn rhr,sd,v IVA do 4, ,n cnsv
...ans ,,,h IN, fou, hnnr re.,
~. .arst ma tia wors, ny.
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for the same cause two weeks ago.
He had infantile paralysis when a small
boy about thirty-three years ago.
More Serum II Required.
The bellevue surgeons are extremely
anxious to secure more immune blood
serum. as they have eighty paralysis
patients IN the hospital ~ willard
Parker Hospital, where tho serum treat
'nent has been used most extensively.
a system OF classification OF the serum
has been instituted. The early con-
valescent' serum is that obtained from
patients six weeks after they have had
the disease and the late conva'escent"
serum Ia that Of patients who had the
disease from six to twelve weeks ago.
Serum from patients who have had the
disease many years ago Is also care
fully classified In four groups. the h!s'
from one TO i've years. the second from
five to ten years, the third from ten
TO twenty years and the fourth from
twenty TO thirty years.
In injecting the serum a. Willard
Parker Hospital a quantity OF the
spinal fluid is usually withdrawn frs'.
In a case in which this operation was
performed yesterday at willard Parker
Hospital twenty cubic ~Centimcters
Of fluid was Withdrawn from the
spinal column Of a child ] year AID
S months old. About fifteen cubic cent?
meters of serum was then introduced
After the withdrawal Of the fluid Tn"
child. who had been fretful since her
admission to the hospital, became quiet.
An appeal for more blood from per
sons who have had infnntile paralysis
will he sent % to-day by the citizens
committee which II helping the Health
Department in its Adorts to obtain the
precious nuid.
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GARBAGE INQUIRY ON TO-DAY.
state OnciaI 20 Couduct Probe a.,
Staten Island.

br. Linsdicy Williams. Deputy state
Heath Commissioner. who was Ji-
rected by Gov. Whitman u conduct an
Investigation as 20 whether the $1,000
O"" municipal garbage disposal plan,
which * being built on Lake lslauo.
acrlnS' the wishes OF the 100 400 inhahi-
tants Of Staten Island. will begin to-
daN to take testimony at Borough Hal.
IN -. George.
The health oWc'al wiz have as his as.
s~ooIatcs br William Whiprlc. Il profess
sor Of Harvard University: Deputy
Health COMMISSIONS William Horton
and a Deputy Attorney-Geueral, the lat
ter to guide him on points OF Jaw.
District Attorney Albert L. Each viii
appear for the people and will be as
sisted by George I. Scohrld. Each side
will have the privilege OF cross-eXain.
ming 81 II witness.
Thirty experts have been engaged by
both sides. some Of whom ave com,
from as far AZ California to testify.
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istow la Eagle street. Antonio Mau-
cert. 1876 Evergreen avenue. Louise Stmuns.
$3.50 Fulton street: Alexander Teit2. isI
Harrison avenue: Joseph Ms,os. - Harri-
son place. Lillian smith. "a Herkimrg
street; Joreph Demane, 2.i Himrod street
charles Hooel, lt0e Jefferson street
Elizabeth Monshart. 2N Marten.e street
Bianco iwnazia. lSs Mcscrole street: Sol
GssberE 1883 Myrtle avenue. Chlr'"- II.
son, 3f33 New Utrecht avenue: Wi'hel-
nina christ, neon. 20 Oakland street, OiE
WuchmAn. care Weiss. 32s Powers street;
Henry sAura, 80 Railroad avenue. Ernes,
Mormilc. ~ Skillnan avenue; Ada Musso
SIS starr street; Lewis klatzkn. 1879 surf
avenue. Ray kutner, 100 walton street
Msrt.n Aisner. i5s wyckor avenue. Nv.
man Shafer. a2s South Flrst street. Ella
Fryad. sac Eas, Twelfth street: Maurice
Levine. :S9 IVES; Thir,y-second street.
Queens.
Joseph Cannon. AZ Grand avenue. As
toria. Charlotte Wright. Maxwell avenue
and BRysIde road. Bayside: Margaret
Lynch. 81 Tiemann avenue. Corona Caroline
Phelan. - Ward street, Maspeth; Martin
farley. care Miss Rouch, . Nicholas ave
nue.. GLENDALE; william Surtger, $50 Full
ton street. Jamnica George Fcnrel!. II
,;haret avenue. woodhaver; solomon Cole
man. 1870 Clarence avenue, Arvernc; T
Moss. 3Ilt BayNiew avenue, Far Rock
away.
Richmond.
Herbert Gershowitz, 20 Camp Ideal
South Beach,
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CUBAN ARMY AIR CORPS HERE.
COnsists 81 Capt. A.. parla. Who
lNMlcs Tn SlmAA NnsN Nnu

Tho Ward liner MORO Castle, which
arrived mere from Havana. cuba. yester-
da!, carried the entire aviation corps of
me cuban army. The division con
sisted Of capt. .trus,in parls. who
flew from Key West to Maricl, cuba. "A
distance Of III miles, In 1913 and re-
Cet'ed the turtiss gold medal for his
feat.
The captain. who il 2S years Did. was
sent to this country by Gen. Jose MART.
chief OF STAFF Of the Cuban army. 10
study ~acronaut!c developments here for
SIX months. with Il view TO forming an
air fleet FOR cuba on his return. He will
spend most Of his time at Buffalo. Hc
was accompanied by his six;cen-year-Jld
wife.
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IS NURSES GO TO BORDER.
Red Cross Ready to send More
a. stations Are EOund.

WAsHiSGroS, Aug. 27.-The American
Red Cross announced that tfty-iive of its
most expert nurses had been sent 10 the
border for duty with the troops. and that
additional group had been orx nized
and were ready to 40 as soon a. the War
Department d~eeignate1 places for them.
The Department recently asked the or
Canization to choose 100 nurses for hor-
der service. Two are being taken from
Zach OF the twenty-five Red Cross base
hospital units recently organized, so that
all the units may be placed on "A better
footing for active service.
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PLAGUE CITIES DENIED HELP.
Mexican Government Says II III
M Food or Serum,

III PAso. Tex, Aug. .7.--An appeal Of
the people uf AguascaiieHtes and Zaca-
tecaa to authorities of the de facto Gov
eminent in Mexico city to send physi-
clans and medicines TO alleviate disease
and anime rampant In the two states
was fruitless. according to private ad-
vices here.
The reply said there was not more
than enough food In tho Federal District
to provide for the people there and that
IL there were physicians available they
could do nothing. for there were no
serums to combat the typhus and small
pox epidemlcs.
1t was reported that between fifty and
100 persons have been dying daily In the
cities Of Zacatecas n Aguascaliented
recently from disease and malnutrltion.
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PARALYSIS RECORD.
Days Deaths mud New Cases as he,
ported by DOroughs.

Deaths and new cases Of .nfan'ile
paralysis reported by tn" Health De-
rar,ment yesterday follow;
DEATHS.
Manhattan.
s,annard WILCOX, goa West End avenue
Henry Schwah'and, I West Nlnety-third
street; Mary Mct;oey, AS West Fif'v.hNf
seventh street: Paul Faixat. IS Charles
street.
The Bronx.
Ernest Yneser, 1851 clay avenue. War
rem House. .i9 -. AIMS aNrntv !dled a.
Lincoln Hsopitan; Charles Sarredin, "a:7
Cro,on avenue fdled a. Mount sinai Hospi-
tab: Pearl b.its. 1910 Boston road.
Brooklyn.
James Kane. 40 Fiftv-ninth street; Ken
meth Rogers. lS4 Madison street George
Weaver, s9j Decatur street: WiIheimint
Christianson. 20 Oakland street: Algerda
D,rveil. 3s5 South First street: Sanue
Kut.kon, 9O2 Myrtle avenue; .N"tt'o Peri.
otto. IS Jackson avenue ,dtcd at Wilar'
Parker Hospital; Thomas Arg, 2ls EasI
Fifth street, ,died at Riverside Hospital.
Queens.
wInrefd. oscar TAYLOR, ~ Fores, avenue
Flushing; Thomas McMullcn, $3.50 PeIau
sort avenue. woodhaven; John roriaro. 81
Freedom avenue. Woodhaven t1lei at VIII
lard Parker HospitaD.
"U'Us"Vbsu'
~ NEW CAsEs.
Manhattan.
Mary Granaro 80 spring street: Anna Russo
90 Allen street; sylvia seno' ~ su.iva'
Vinccnzo Amanti, I'll East Fourteenth
! street. Ed. Porkhin-, 5ie West F'orty.ssc
9Hd street. Iosn Wash: as Tlnin .s sson.
,n,n siren, A"@a r R",S w ;i1 4 "a.
sixty.second street, Joseph skzivauk, sol
sis East Fiity-eishth street; Harry I.ehr
40 East Seventy seventh street; kassmg
MemnrSi.s ia w.s't ics,h street. Chariot,
Rittinger. tt6 West F!fty-fourth street
s,annara, WillGox' S0' Ws'' End sys
avenue; Mary MeGocy. AS West Fifty-nt,
street, William Mccleery. 5is West ~
Joseph ammon. 4ss West Forty.nintl
street; Anna Merzsnbnrx I: Eas, istt,
nue.; S~aivator Russo. 400 East los,h street
samuel Ncivenh"it1. "a East io9th street
Amelia kanh"sl. ~ First avenue Alire
Znpharowitz. Ss East IoSd street; icorg
Weiss, l25 East lolst street. Mildred Weig
man, iSa? second avenue; Tony Pednctts
3.t East l07th street.
The Bronx.
Jerome Brady, %23 East lGoth street
Arthur Hemp, l3N Cooper avenue: Rut
Kaplan, iNl Nys" avenue; Daniel Gran
ham avenue Veronica Maher, 1855 Wehste
avenue. william, KuIxer. 6s4 East al
street; Mary wuingart, b3s East ltst
street Olga Cakusli, 80: East i39th street
Emmett Le>inson, a., East l3sth street,
NrOOklyn.
Josephine Mikoiincr, SOL Belmont ave
nue.. Morris Stein. l7 Blake avenue: Al
thur lambert, 1851 Dc Kaib avenue: Jane
Passpsno SIS Dsisgs svsnusi viels Dris
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STRING LAKE. y j.. Aug. .7-Thc
condition of Mrs, william q. McAdon,
daughter Of President Wilson. who is
suffering from n mild attack OF typhoid
fever at her summer home here. indi
Gates no complications and she is rest
ing comfortably, II was announced to-
night by SurPeon-,iencral William GRAY
~Schaun'cr, the attending physician.
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Ashury Park. y J., August -
NnRler Needs Two Weeks To Recover.

Ue0rRe Herkcr N HuIs0n, \. ', VIM
has been sumnering during vacation At
Copake Lake. near ilillsiale, y, V, " an
angler who fishes from 4 A. NJ. to $3.50 l..
" taking fifteen minutes for meals and
requiring two weeks to rest up after his
two weeks outing,
Tho other day, h" disappeared Into his
house 'or dinner and ten minutes later
OUT again,
~ never have much time frr meals when
fish, he replied 10 An Inquirer about
Tho brief time Ne devoted :" food. "A
hnwI Of era KEYS and milk when TN" fish
arc hitinp Is all l u"ed,' u" rem'rkcd as
he continued IN his way To- the lake
incidentally Mr. Becker spend" his week
ends Nshtng 50 lrrs as the back bass
open season lasts.
He thinks nothing Of catching 50 or a.
strawberry bass for the breakfast VI him
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Farther Decline Expected.

nr. Emerson expects nh even lower
number OF cases to be reported to-day.
A reason for the Health Commissioners
expectation Is the low unbe of as
signments OF diagnos,icians TO suspected
cases. There were only twen,y-s'x such
assignments yesterday as compared with
ftty-four on Friday and fotiy-nine on
saturday.
Fifteen children have been discharged
from the Riverside Hospital as cured OF
the disease. There are now 1924 pa
tents in hospitals and 2.iI4 of these
are In the Health Department hospitals.
Concerning the various treatments
wh.ch have been tried out by the De
partmcu, of Health. Dr. Emerson said
that the results obtained from each are
being iabuiated. compared n studied.
Much valuable info nation concerning
the relative merits OF the treatments
Will be obtained,
INSTRUMENTATION. the process of re-
moving "A quantity of the spinal huid OF
'he patient and injecting II into his
veins. has been tried AZ The Kingston;
Avenue Hospital. The immune serum
derived from the blood ~ persons who
have recovered from infantile paralysis
has been used In the Willard Parker
Hospital. The adrenalin injection treat
merl has been IN use at the Riverside
hospital. All these methods have been
tired out ~ the Cucensborough Hosp!.
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The name" German trout L. nov oiteh
IL found In various waters OF our coun.
try. ann Was Introduced here by my tricnd
Fred Mather In 1873.
II IL true that Mtthsr brought the eggs
from G"rmanN AMI placed them In tho
hatchery Of the Sow YORK Fish toh-
mission ut 'tcdpuia. bat the t~h was
native ~ ~" Bl,ieh Islands aud COM
mon throughout To" continent oi l.uropr.
and II l. No NOR" German than II 10
French ar Austrian,
The brown truut l. 4 tru" trout SALINE
fario-reHChsH hug proportions and ID an
inNet"rat" destroyer Of our own hfouk trout
and wherever placed IN our streams AZ
once instiEGfHt"s Hh era ~ tIirhtiuln'Ss
and inevitably cAt"rniuatcs our beauty
OF the rms.
Tn" material damage hts ho'n done.
but this H. au appropriate" TIN" 80 abolish
tho fictitious name and ,a!i II by It's true
name, the brown trout,
II would htN" been - display of wisdom
10 stock our brooks Win cur own RAIN
brow trout aud kept tie browns away.
for tn" rainbow t. II better hsih the
hardest of our sa mo. ant NJ ii-h rises
50 freely to the artificial fly. | h'y" seen
In an effort to seize "A ily.
II has no rcd spots. hut instead 10
'mhe!lish"d with u hf"ti roi sttipc en-.
t!rnly along each siio o' both soNes. and
from every point OF view II las the
brown beaten to u Roosevelt fraSll",
BROOK
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Unwilling to Trust sharks.

have been Turning tho subject NJ man
eating sharks over In NV mind since tho
nrst incident hat happened at Reach
Haven and Spring Lake. y, j, full v he
l.ev- he kli.ing was done by this specimen
OF fish
Whom one take. into Consideration the
feasibility Of catching these sea ~caveng"rs
on whole chunks Of lamb and iarg" por-
'lons OF beef and whole fsh the impression
IN general IL that this fsh IL really n meat
rraving specimen Of the deep. ana whom
hungry viii tackle amy movable object in
the water.
Soon after tho Spring Iskc catastrophe
Crock DOWN tho Jersey co--t AMI ON"
would form mn opinion that these sea roN
ers were not used 20 being on n dot and
that We surm!scd 4 was 'hc WORK. Of tho
man eating ~hsmmerhead. blue nos"i.
spo'tcd o. white shark or whatever other
kirl Of shark family there hrpperS ~ 10.
who would doubt T. WAS ANYTHING c'se'
i.hel many article. rolating 20 tn" man
eating shark. IN" many stories 'n.i hv
fishermen md men otherwise whn happened
20 he ON a scene o' the destruction ~ man
AMI actually saw wish their own ewes n
human helng Wiped or mauglei which
made their blood ran cold.
aIs NJ YOU who doubt Tho plausihil'v
would Won want to dive overh"ari into Tho
hrlny deep whore y shark idrkrd or hal
taken a ss, bass c'ean % the head from a
hook 7 DON think I would care 20 run
any chances Whatsoever. cons'd"r my
We "drth marc than \ sharks. Even Her.
mann ba'ri,hs rnusiicrel III" proposition
afrr making y nominal oNor Hni v''oi IN
the negative. and holi,vs mo II 'hor" was
u vote ','inn around 'hesc waters we'd have
more than "A quorum,
pNE 90 tI'llN -
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LILLIAN LORRAINE, the actress, introduces the autoped, the latest
a.. Broadway speed novelty, to the society throngs at Long Beach.
Miss Lorraine travels on the sand from and to her dressing room for
her daily morning dip. The photograph was taken yesterday.
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self and his ncighhors. Following n morn
ing's fishing trip he brought III recently
Hvc black bass aud l.j yellow petth.
Rye Lake t.,s,d stream.
Some Years ago kcnsico rcscr'oir or
lake afforded local anglers good pi'kercI
and black bass fishing and was u thNofitc
fshing ground OF many local fishermen.
A short cut Via the drainage would BRING
ono over to littlc AYE Lake. another IA
vorahlc spot and then Into big RNc.
Along the shores Of kensiro valley once
nestled a littlc hamlet with q general store
nj tho lower eni 81 tho lake. n white
church, u few cottages ana farms. as the
years passed on human hands ana ingen-
uity have removed this hamlet and in Us
stead billions Of gallons of water arc helu
back by "a great concrete ana granite wan.
Below this wall dwell tho inhabitants of
NRlhalla
This great piece OF engineering has made
u possible for the angler to traverse" right
through into Rye Lake and from reports
] have heard that the west bank l. now
a favorite ground for tho fisherman.
" there VAS good ishtng before thlt
transformation there should be better
fishing now.
Tho fact that this big body of water IT,
only tNenty.siS miles from New YORK ana
IL easily accessible hy train In less thin
an hours run would make this u para.
disc to the local fresh water angler ana
the fare u eleven dimes rouni tflp
ROYAL CDAcIIMAS.
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NH'u" of these suggested reasons for
VI" ''rt'Wic have o~ccaslo'Hd consider
",'"' .h"rl!gation by the Department of
i''', as for example Ice crehm cones,
''. '' Connection has been found.
'NIl"S made public yesterday show
w." "f 1884 cases. PA We're children
Than / wear old. l,56S more than
'd I"-S than &, and only zoe more
THAI . years.
'".f un" person presented himself
.'-l''.ay AT , hospital to give blood
i'f 'n' treatment of infantilc paralysis
.''. !; Williams Of llS2 Jackson
.N"' .|. Ihc Bronx, came to Bellevue
.'oSi - Yesterday afternoon and Dr.
f'rr'~' Rcll and Dr, May withdrew
rom his veins nine ounces Of blood.
Nr. Williams gave seven ounces OF blood
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Wertheim Record Jersey Tuna.

The article ON tuna ilsh'ng IN sundays
sun was tatcresting. The largest tuna ever
taken Win rod and reel on New Jersey
coast was captured by Jacob WerthciNl
last yenr 1t weighed 2sG pounds, am
not positive hut think hat It II larger
than any recorded ~ TUNA Club, OF Cata-
Ina Islands. california.
Mir. Worthoiln Is the only member ~ 'he
Ashurv Park Fishing cub who hns sue.
cerdol I'm winning "A special hutton fni
capturing, angling, a tuna weighing ln0
ppnpls ar aver
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Follow close white Agate! In answer to
your answer TO my answer to your answer
to L. lis query l must rsy that my letter
was not meant to he sarcastic as YOU state,
hu. Was merely written to pu' YOU and ].
H on the right track regarding Glove
Lake.
will admit. however, that 4, contained
a li.'lc moro nonsense than necessary.
WHY rely on Arthur Iorn to Judge whom
YOU are within onc-half hours ride ~ the
lake In question: 4 visit to thlS body of
water will convince you that Glove LAX
II s,iil very much In existence. mud. lily
pads. water and all
! suppose II Ia no us" arguing over the
question ~ bali. All good fishermen Will
stick un for their favori.e bait. You can
have YOUR frogs. but minnows for mine.
Although YOU DENY IL guess I did get
your goa, for u l!itle while at least. aud
my purpose being accomplished ! viii drop
NV alias Of one Armed Goa Get'cr" ana
vii he known in the hereafter under the
name below.
Hoping 10 have the honor Of competing
against YOU some time. each USING our
f~avor!te bait,
THE HAPPY ANGLER
80. ~ IH.f . o 10