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Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
ALL PLEAD NOT GUILTY
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE mon
arrested, including Ram Cahnda, the
Hindu editor, have all pleaded not
guilty to the charge of conspiracy 10
overthrow British rule in India. The
trial has been set for August 27.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
TO BOND AND TAX BILLS
Balance of Present Session Of Con,
gress to be Devoted to Them
(By Associated PreSsl

Washington, Aug. l4.--Aceordins
to the present plans the remainder
of the present session of congress will
be devoted to consideration Of the
band and war tax bills.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
TO SUPPLY AMERICAN LABOR
Canadian Crops May BE Harvested
BY WOrkingmen from States
(By Associated Press

Washington, Aug. 14.-American
labor can be supplied for harvesting
the Canadian crops under arrange
ments between Canadian and Ameri-
can officials. Men will be permitted
to enter Canada as the immigration
laws will be suspended.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
MORE THAN 5000 LOST IN WAR
British Merchantmen Pay Heavy Toll
to the Activity Of Germans
tRy Associated Press)

London, Aug. Alt was announced
in the House of Commons today that
974S lives have been lost by the Brit
ish merchant marine since the opening
of the war to July of this year as the
result of enemy activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Health Officer atkins rstuusd
from Los Angeles this morning. Hs
reports his mother much improved.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
CHINA DECLARES WAR
FORMAL DECLARATION MADE
THIS MORNING
Telegram to Reuters Says That Fina
and Official Action Taken
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
London, Aug. 14.-A Reuters dis
patch from China says that the for
NAL declaration of war against Aus
tro-Hungary and Germany was Off
cially promulgated this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
TO ENLIST NEW ARMY
Local Recruiting Officers Get Orders
Today

The local recruiting officer has been
notified that 1000 white men are to
be enlisted for the quartermaster's
corps of the national army and 40 men
in this district for the regular artil-
lery. For information call at 649
Main street at Panama rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
Germans Make 6
Vain Attacks on
Westhoek Ridge

Associated Press Service:
BRITISH FRONT ~ FRANCE
AND BELGIUM. Aug 1.-THE Ger
mans late yesterday and last night
delivered six determined counter at
tacks against the important West
heck ridge position which the Brit
ish captured yesterday. but in each
Sc the enemy was hurled back.
The last enemy attempt was made
at To- O'Clock at night and, having
failed in this, the Teutons turned an
intense artillery fire against the left
part of the sector above Westhoek
village. The bombardment contin-
ued steadily throughout the night.
This morning found the British
holding all the newly acquired posi-
tions strongly. The British Occupa-
ton of this high ground in the early
morning Yesterday was followed by
a heavy bombardment from the
German guns which lasted hours.
The enemy launced five lines Of in
fantry i'm quick succession against
the center of the sector near West
hook village and also counter at
tackled on the left wing above West
heck. As tie assaulting troops
swept forward toward the dominat-
ing position held 10y the British they
We're met by a whitening machine
gun and rifle fire which they found
impossible 70 face anG they We're
forced TO retire
The German losses undoubtedly
were severe, but further attempts TO
retaile the ridge are expected.
Intense artillery duels were con-
Quoted along various parts of the
British front during the night I'm
the coastal sector the Germans bonn
barded the British fronts strongly
and gave every indication Of an in
tention 20 attack. but no infantry
action materialized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12

intervals with long range French
and British guns
Special storming troops. under
orders 70 do or die. were used by
the Germans IN their latest attacks
on the Somme front. north Of St
Quentin. The Germans evidently
hoped 10 take the French by sur
prise. for the attack was made with
out the usual drumfre preparation
and followed a long period of quiet
on that front enormous losses were
sustained by the Teuton legions in
their latest effort 10 recapture high
ground positions from the French
along the Aisne river heights. Not
only did the German attacks break
down, but the attackers rolled back.
leaving d trail Of corpses or writhinE
wounded behind.
Raiding activities on a big scale.
accompanied by continuous cannon
AIDES. We're reported from the bal
ance OF the front.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
ROYAL WELCOME
FOR JAP MISSION
Lavish Entertainment Planned
for Men From Far East
on Way Here.

A PACIFIC COAST PORT. Aug
1I.-Lavish entertainment awaits a
Japanese mission soon 20 arrive on
-he western coast Of the United
States on the way 10 Washington.
Plans completed today arrange for
a welcome in which citizens Of al
vocauons will participate and which
viii surpass in dignity and scope any
greeting extended IN the history OF
the Pacific slope.
\iscount X IshiL ambassador eN-
traordinary and plenipotentiarY;
Vice Admiral r. TaIles hita and Mai
Gen =. SUganO are the chief dig
uitaries of the commission. which
viii be met here by breckenridge
Long. third assistant secretary OF
state, Ransford =. Miller. consul gem
eral at Seoul Korea. Col James A.
Irons. L. s a, and Capt G. C..
Marsh. L.. X. A. The governor or
the state and the mayor OF the city
viii aid in their official capacities.
To last Four Days
Ceremonies o. welcome will last
four days Two OF these viii bs
given over TO sightseeing trips over
nearby mountains and valleys Jap
anese residents of the state viii ban
quet the visitors the night OF their
arrival
The commission. on landing viii
be greeted with the japanese ma
tional anthem. "Himi Ga Yo." play
ed hy "a military band Elaborate
decorations in streets and parks
have been arranged
Gavin McNab an attorney sent
from Washington 20 take charge OF
all arrangements for welcoming the
distinguish ed visitors. said:
The coming Of the embassy from
Japan 90 America az this time Is
the finest compliment that one ma
tion could pay % another
This is the crisis OF history The
successful conclusion OF this war
means that war shall forever cease.
we and Japan confront the
worlds create tragedy together. as
fellow soldiers and sailors. The
present and the future largely de
ponds on our concerted action. but
beyond the war itself. the CONNER
ciaI possibilities and benefits that
viii arise from clear understanding
and the result Of friendly consul are
almost beyond dreams"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
ES<11& -G6TeI~z2NeR.

Women's Catholic union Of America
St. Stanislaus church, Will hold its
meeting Sunday afternoon at the
regular place Of meeting.
The meeting OF Lady Falcons Ba-
licki No /, will be held Wednesday
evening at s o'clock at 4. b. hall.
The St Johns Cantius society No
eos. Roman Catholic union of Amer
lea, viii hold its meeting sunday af
ternOou at st. Adelberts hall
The meeting OF ST. Vincent de Pau
society No. 20, will be held Sunday
afternoon at ? o'clock in st He'd
wige school.
The meeting Of St Bronislawa So
ciety, Polish Roman Catholic union
of America, of ST. Hedwige's church
will be held Sunday afternoon at {
o'clock at st. Hedwige school.
The Children Of Mary society OF
st. Hedwige church will hold its
meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:2C
o'clock at st. Hedwige school
The military band of Falcons 4
r. No. viii hold its rehearsal Tues
day evening at Z. 3. hall
The singing practice of X Pu-
laslli Falcons will be held Tuesday
evening at Warsaw hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
DRAFT BILL To
SMASH COAL PRICE
Attorneys Busy at BeheSt of
Gov. Goodrich Indicate
Special Session.
Associated Press Service

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug II. - a
special session OF the Indiana gener-
al Assem- bly, is certain 10 be call
ed in a short time. IL was indicated
tonight when il became known that
for several days two indianapolis
attorneys. at the request OF Gov.
Goodrich. have been drafting a bin
hich Is expected TO smash the
outrageous" prices which Indiana
coal operators and retailers are re-
ceiying for coal.
VIII II. Thompson. a republican
ana Charles r. Cox, democrat, for
lner member Of the Indiana supreme
court, are preparing the measure.
and il is understood they viii sub
nit completed draft TO the gov
ernor within the next week.
Gov. Goodrich still is unwilling %
admit definitely that he will issue "a
call for a special session OF the Lee
islatIre, but those in close touch
wiih the situation believe the legis
lators will convene by Sept 1, if not
sooner. Before that time the gov
ernor VIII have printed each of the
four OF five bills he desires TO have
considered so that the legislature
can get down 70 work from the first
day and dispose Of its business
speedily. 1t Is understood the gov
ernor hopes the session can be con-
fined 10 two weeks.
Gov. Goodrich was in conference
today with /. O. Bracken, secretary
of the federal trade commission. and
l. avs-fc chairman Of tho ,rrb1fp
service commission. and il was ad-
mitted after the meeting that the
coal situation was discussed To is
understCo Cd that the trade commits
sion secretary left with the govern
or some interesting data on the cost
Of coal production
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
Boards Ask
information
From Public

As announced Saturday morning
in The News-Times a signed state
ment was issued by the three local
boards which sets worth the decision
reached by them at their meeting
Friday afternoon not 10 consider
marriages since April 6. 1917. as
grounds for exemptions because of
dependent wives
An appeal is also made TO the
public to furnish all information
possible concerning the men who
have filed claims for exemption.
The statement follows:
AT a joint meeting Of the local
Consumption boards No. J. . and s.
it was unanimously decided that in
accordance with the ruling Of Pro
vOst Marshal Crowder no drafted
man who contracted marriage after
April 9Th. 1917. shall be declared
exempt from military service. Il
was furthermore unanimously agreed
that in order that the various boards
be enabled TO decide without pre-
iudice and unfairness any particular
case, that the public be appealed 10
for all such information which may
be OF benefit 70 the boards in their
deliberations In order that every
one may know what information to
impart. q list Of ali exemptions will
be posted and published giving the
name and address and plea Of eX-
emption All information given will
be held absolutely confidential. and
such information should be given
fearIessly and completely as a pa
triotic duty.
Signed
Rome Stephenson, chairman. div.
No I Homer Taggart. chairman
div. No. 2; Jesse p. FeaEler. chair
man, div. No. g."
In the telegram sent out by Gen.
CrOwder yesterday the danger OF
improper claims for exemptions be
ing filed is pointed ont to local
boards. Gen. Crowder says: The
only protection of persons whose
claims are within the meaning of
the present rules lies i'm the power
of the local boards 10 refuse eXemp-
ton i'm every doubtful case"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
PERSONALS.

Misses Clementiue and Zenobia
DOminski. I243 w Division ST., viii
leave Sunday for Gary TO spend their
two weeks vacation.
Thomas Dembowski returned 10
his home in Michigan City following
a couple Of days visit here.
John Szujarski, Scott St. who has
been here on business. left Saturday
for Chicago.
Joseph Szocinski arrived here
from Detroit for a weeks visit with
friends
Michael KostnicH. who has been
here visiting with friends. left Thurs
day for Toledo.
Paul Hurawa of Gary is in the
city on "a business sIslt.
Casimir LOdyga, els :. Pulaski
St. and Sylvester Wleklinski Of Chi
caso returned from a several days
visit at Valparaiso.
Andrew Gnachowski returned TO
his home in Indiana Harbor follow
ing a short visit with friends here.
Stanislaus Lupawski. Scott St, has
gone 10 Chicago for few days visit
with friends.
Joseph Wichorski arrived here
Friday from Michigan City for a
couple Of days visit with friends
Edward Szamuszewski of Chicago
visited with friends here Friday
The condition of Mrs Stanley To-
bolski. corner Monroe and Laurel
St. who recently underwent an
operation at the Epworth hospital. is
improving DR. Wilson is attending
her.
Joseph Werwinsk. 400 5. Chaplin
St. returned from business visit in
Chicago
Miss Rose Szupinsk returned to
her home in Rockford following a
weeks visit here with friends.
Anthony Lutmarski, Olive ST.. re
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
at Chicago.
Frank Miczulewicz. Indiana av.
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives at Bay city
John Glyniszewicz of Chicago IS in
the city on business.
Stanislaus Piotrowski returned 70
Grand Rapids after a brief visit
here
Walter Urbansk arrived here
from Michigan City for few days
visit with friends
Miss Rose Swiglarek. Chaplin ST..
left Friday for South Chicago 10
spend her weeks vacation with rel
atiVcs.
Paul Wolkowski ". Division 81.
has gone 20 Laporte for couple of
days visit with friends.
Stanley Brozowski of Cleveland is
in the city on business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
SHIPPING BOARD NEEDS
ANOTHER HALF BILLION
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug H. An
other half billion appropriation for
ship building viii he asked of CON
gress next week by tho shipping
board Contracts already let. il was
said tonight. have absorbed all Of
the $500, 100000 given the board i'm
the war budget bill passed in June.
An additional S25O,OOO. 900 appro-
priated at that time win be used a
Communicating ships.
The emergency fleet corporate
approx ed contracts today for abou
80 ships. steel and wood with a to
tai displacement Of about 10000
tons. The cost OF the vessels wil
be S25.OoO.OOO.
These contracts were passed
Maj. Gen. Goethals. formerly man
ager of the corporation but never
were signed as Chairman DENIM.
az the shipping board resigned %
the day they reached hi> desk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
Violent Struggles Take
Place IN West Flanders
Intefnational News Servt,e

international News ServkSe
LONDON, Aug. 1f.-Fishting was
reported from al sections of the
western front today. Between the
Swiss Alps and the North sea there
were bursts Of infantry activity, and,
at points where The foot soldiers
were inactive the big guns thunder
ed necessarily.
The most violent struggles have
been taking place in West Flanders.
on the Somme front. north Of the
Aisne river, and in the Champagne
Verdun sectors.
In West Flanders (Belgium) the
British and French are acting in
concert in a vigorous thrust toward
the great German base Of Roulers.
BY their gain on Thursday night
south Of the KOrtebeek river in the
Langenarck district the French are
now less than nine miles from Roul-
ers. The town is being shelled at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
BROTHER DIES IN WEST

r.. Chidester of 912 cleveland ar.
received word Yesterday of the
death Of mis- oldest brother. Marion
Chidester. July 81, at Eureka. calf
AIR. ChiIester was the oldest child
of a family of Il children and bee
axe of Is years and tausht almost
continuously for 40 years. haNInS
had char-e of the Indian school iu
Whoopy valley Calf, under pres ,
Harrison He was 66 years old and
leaves q wife and one child
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
JOINS CHURCH AND.
WEEDS TO ESCAPE?
1t Appears That Way in Case
of Russell Evans, Up for
Draft Army.

News-Timcs Special Service.
GOSHEN, Aug. IL Russell Evans.
whose draft number is 1872. appear
ed before the Lagrange board Aug.
S for examination. and after passing
the physical tests. claimed exemp-
tion on the ground that he had "A
wife 10 support and that he was a
member OF the Dunkard church. and
had conscientious scruples against
war. An investigation was made
and 10 was found that he had been
married at Goshen July %. and on
the same day ne was baptiscd into
the Dunkard church. His father is
i'm the grocery business at ] agrahge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
:. :. CONVENTION.

The sunday school convention of
northern Indiana Will convene Tues
day afternoon, Aug a. at the
Church OF the Brethren here. and
viii be followed by a three days
Bible institute. The sessions win be
held morning. afternoon and even
ing The instructors will be Otha
Winger of Manchester college and
Ezra Flory of Bethany Bible school.
Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The 81. CaSimir's society of 81
Casimir- parish viii hold its meet
ing sunday afternoon at the regular
place OF meeting
An annual meeting of -. Joseph s
society Of II. Stauislaus' church will
be held Sunday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at the parish hall.
The singing rehearsal OF 81 He'd
wige choir Will Doe held Tuesday
evening at 1870 o'clock az L. b. hall
The st. Adelberts society. 40. 1913,
Polish Roman Catholic union OF
America. will hold its meeting sun
day afternoon al O'Clock at the
regular place Of meeting.
The ST. Hedwige society OF Polish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
UN-AMERlCAN TALK
LANDS HIM IN JAIL
A..n-I.I.I - servIoe

Associated Press Service.
NT\CIE. Ind. Aug. 11.-Because
of the uu-Americau statements he is
said 20 have made. AnCrew Manner.
- years old a native Of Germany,
was arrested here today and placed
i'm the county jail. His case has
leen reported 10 federal authorities.
Manner is q molder. He also failed
90 produce "a registration card. His
statements are said 10 have made
light of the American soldiers. to-
-ether with bitter attacks on the
United States government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
ARREST DETR0lT'S
FIRST WAR PRISONER
A.s0C7Ited Press Service

Associated Press Service.
DETROIT. Mich. Aus 11.-De-
troit's first war prisoner, oscar Bit
man. is enroute 20 Fort Benjamin
Harrison. near indianapolis, where
ne will he informed for the period
of the war
Bittmau, "a German. was arrested
at Highland park when officers
found 200 complete charts and maps
of the Ford Motor Cos plant i'm his
room He had been employed N
the Ford factory as an architect.
Bittman had been held in the
Wayne county Jail for the last
month. awaiting action Of Washing
ton authorities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
ROAD NEARIY FINISHED.

The Improvement Of the GosheE
Elkhart south side road has been
completed as far as the car tracks.
half a block west of Hively av. i'm
Elkhart This leaves about half a
mile 10 build Material is being
placed ON the ground to complete
this portion of the road
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
WANT NO BOOZE NEAR
EAST ST. LOUIS CAMP
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service
EAST ST. LOUIS. Il. Aug. H.
United States Atty. Karch announced
today that salooukeeperS operating
within half a mile of military camps
would be prosecuted Mayor Moll-
man said that 80 saloons i'm East st.
Louis would bee closed 10y the order.
The district attorney has asked the
department OF Justice whether the
rule shall extend 20 "a brewery To-
Gated within the half-mile limit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
PICNIC.

The annual picnic of Il. b. Falcons
Will be held AT Muessels grove sun
day. two miles northwest of the city.
and preparations are being made for
a big day. Games and athletic
events will feature the day. Music
throughout the day Will Doe furnish
ed by 4. B. Falcons band. and re-
freshments viii be served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
EIRE CNUsEs DAMNGE.

\ IaTge STRAW Stack on tHe ANN OF
Michael Hav, located about two
miles west of Goshen, was destroyed
by fire. An alarm was sounded for
the Goshen fire department Chem
icaIs were used to prevent the fire
from spreading
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
GUARnSNIFN,s FTNn.

Cash donations We're received sat
urday from Dudley Shively. $13.75:
Ignatius * Werwinsk. 81: and a
friend SIS. Potatoes. beans cabbage
and a good supply Of other vege-
tables were also received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
FRISCO CAR MEN QUIT

Associated Press Service
San FRANCISCO. Aus. tl.-No-
tormen and conductors orr three car
lines OF the U2ited Railroads here
walked out tonight. leavinE their
cars standing in the streets The
company professed ignorance oi the
trouble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
N. D. OFFICERS
TO CELEBRATE
Boys at Fort Harrison Plan
Royal Time at Indianapolis
Monday Night.

Sotre Dame men who have been
training AZ Fort BENJAMIN Harri-
son in the first officers reserve
training camp for the past three
months will gather i'm a EIOrifcatiOu
banquet az the Hotel SEVERN in In
annapolis Monday uisht before the
camp ls finally disDan led. Rev.
John Cavanaugh, G.. =. g.. president
OF the University OF Notre Dame.
viii be the honored guest OF the
evening He will be there 20 con-
graduate his bows" on the SPLEEN
did record they have made as rep
resentatives OF the local school. The
health and the department of the
NOtre Dame contingent has been Of
the very best. and has been COM
mented upon by officers iu charge
OF the camp.
some difficulty has bee, expo
rienced IN gathering a complete list
OF NOtre Dame men who have gain
ed commissions az Fort Harrison
due 20 the fact that the men have
been designated by their home adj
dresses rather than from Notre
Dame. The following list. however,
is accurate though no doubt Jnls
partial:
Frank j. carey, 90 Geneaee ST..
Rochester. y. Y. captain infantry
section. o. r. c.
Arnold McInerny. South Bend,
second lieutenant infantry section,
-. r. Q.
Donald Chester Grant South
Bend. second lieutenant infantry
section. O. r. O..
Clifford Cassidy. south Bend.
second lieutenant infantry section,
90. r.. c..
simon Rudolph. Grafton. Pa. sec
oui lieutenant infantry section. 90.
r.. C.
Edward J. Nrcosker. Elsn. H..
second lieutenant infantry section
e.. r.. G..
samuel w Perrott. Indianapolis,
second lieutenant infantry section
a.. r. G..
Joseph +. O'Hara, spirit Lake.
Ia.. second lieutenant infantry sec
tiou %. R. g.
Arthur b. Hunter. south Bend.
second lieutenant infantry section
%. r. G..
paul Fogarty. Michigan city. sec
ond lieutenant infantry section O.
I.. g.
Leo VogeI NIcKeesport. Pa, sec
and lieutenant ueld artillery, O. r..
Paul r.. Thompson, ChlcaEo. sec
urJ lieutenant infantry section o..
d. g.
Bernard Haberer. Carthage. y.
g.. second lieutenant infantry sec
tIon %. r.. G.
Albert l.. Ramacciotti. Omaha,
Sch. second lieutenant infantry sec
tIoL. 3D.. r.. G..
rranl, woods. Flora. Ind. second
lieutenant infantry section %. r. g.
John Miller. Clinton, Ill. secot ID
r-utenau. infantry section, -. D. a..
Thomas v. Dollard. Troy y. ""
second lieutenant infantry section.
90. r. G.
stanislauz J. Makielsd south
Eend second lieutenant infantry
section. O. r. c.
Thomas v. Holland. Kansas City,
NO. second lieutenant cavalry sec
non, - -
NM -. -. &C.
second leu'e'''-"' any 'i''''
-. X. g.
i-oWa-u D. nam i'll',H ma
second heuIehdIll Aei" az 1l'leIs' ~.
II. {.
james L. S"eeil,E, L""ul d. a.
second lieutenant 'e'u at 'i'eiH' ~.
i. C.
Arthur .. erEIllai' Iu' ino-'
second lieutenant heId aillilerE' o.
rs. c
Ed"aI" g. i'u.''o'., =, s'i'l. ..,
leT g,r p, II RS ~ Reardstown. m..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
SOCIAIISTS TO MEEI.

Local SOCIALISTS VIII hold IN open
air mass meeting ar Howard park
SUNDAY afternoon at $3.50. Mrs.
AIetha Hart OF Richmond viii speak
ON socialism and the high cost of
Twins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-12
SECOND MONEY.

Earl Beck of this city drove King
Knight to second money at the Mt.
Clemens. Mich. races. Lee Grande
and John Redmond finished outside
the money i'm the events i'm which
they were entered.