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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Fifteen. Year.Old Sensation
to Compete in Singles
and Doubles of the Mid
die atlantic States Chan,-
piOuship
KUMACAE TO PLAY

DLANS for the Middle Atlantic States
L indoor tennis championships. which
which VIII be held in this city during
the week of February II, are being
worked out to the satisfaction of all.
The committee. of which William TIL
den. I'd. Is chairman held a meeting last
evening at the Hotel Walton.
Tilden announced that he had obtained
the entry of Vincent r chards, the sem
rational fifteen-year-old player of New
York. Richards and Tiden, of the Ger
mantown Cricket Club. hold the national
doubles championship. Vincent. 1t is ex-
pected, will enter the singles and pair
with Tilden in the doubles competition.
Keen Competition
This is the first opportunity that Phil
adelphia tennis fans will have of seeing
the national doubles titleholders in ac-
tion. They will have to be at their
best. for 1t is figured that at least a
dozen first class doubles combinations
VIII compete in the senior event.
Richards will be only one of the we'll
known net stars to compete here. Bill
Tiiden spent the weekend over in New
York endeavoring to get the entry of
'N'S NfolhsiiIi pidstTS. lEnlyd
kummage, the Jap sensation. and How
ard Voshell. former Junior champion
and rated in the senior group, stated
! they would be on hand. Tilden expects
to receive their formal entries in a
week or so.
To Announce Site
| The committee at its meeting last eve
ming announced that 1t had inspected
the First Regiment Armory. at Broad
ana Callowhill streets, and also several
oth"r possible sites. A definite announce
ment will be n ade Thursday evening
previous to the departure of local dele
gates to the national injecting In New
| York.
The idea of holding the indoor tourney
is meeting with the approval of the
tennis devotes In this district and tn,
committee is confident that with suf
ficient entry list OF New York and loca
stars that the tournament will be a sue
!, cess.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
TENNIS FAVORTTES Win
Advance in New York Tourney
Molla Bjurstedt Ill

New York. Feb. ALI the favOrites
r1H played won their matches in the
annual invitation tourney on the in
door courts of the Heights Casino yes
'erday. All but that between Miss
Clare Cassel and Mrs. David G. Mills
were won in straight sets, Miss Cassel
triumphed after three hard sets
Miss MOlla Bjurstedt. winner last
year who had been reported i'll with in
rrza, unexpectedly appeared about 3
O'Clock. She said that she had called
In doctor for the first time In her
life. and he ordered her to bed. She
said after spending an hour under the
covers she could stand 1t no longer and
came out to the tournament. She was
not Obliged to play. however.
Mrs George w Wrightman. formerly
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, once national
champion. defaulted. So did Miss
Marion Zinderstein. another champion.
who Is half of the national doubles
champion teem Miss Eleanora Sears
upheld the prestige of the Hub. though.
defeating Mrs. Sohst by score OF
6-1. 6-3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
SAINTS TAKE LEAD
IN NAMERICANR
Victrix Tries Hard, but
Dunleavy and Lawrence
Prove Too Good
NINTH STRAIGHT WIN

The American League basketball
games at Traymore Hall last evening
were the most exciting of the season.
In the first. S. p. H. A. nosed out Will
bur 1920, after being completely out
played for thirty-eight minutes. and In
the second st. COLUMBIA went into the
lead for day at least by winning from
Victrix, 33 to "a.
This AFFAIR was hard fought from
start to finish. The Saints led during
the first half and part OF the second,
but two long baskets by Joe Hyde put
VictriX in the lead by 1916. Then
came a st. Columbia rally that startled
the big crowd. Jimmy Brown came
through with long field goal, his only
one of the contest, tieing the proceed
ings, and in the next minute Tommy
Dunleavy landed three successive two
baggers. A little later Lon Martin sent
long one spinning through the net, and
Dunleavy's fourth shot placed the Saints
In front 29-1s. thus assuring them of
the game.
Wllbar Five Improves
Wilbar improves each time out. Up
until. last week they were the best
thirty-minute club in the league. All
during the first half last night they
completely outplayed $. p. n. A, not
even allowing a field goal.
They even kept S. p. II. A. from scor-
ing from the field until after thirty-one
minutes of the forty were gone, but in
the fina. nine minutes five baskets wer.
scored against them Wilbar was ahead
with only two minutes to play. and al
that rate are now the best thirty-eight
minute club in the American League
This Ia a gain of eight minutes in on,
week. and perhaps by next week they
will be able tc go the full thirty.
Goals From Every Angle
BILLY KeIiS seGGstasy ssasna Of the referee;
rsrtment of the chester shipyard a 'HeS FEW II +
structions in the game and they are tied fc
the Lead in the interdepartmental league
President Allen. OF the American Ieagu
announces-a a change In next weeks schedul
other. The new layout reads: Monday s
COLUMBIA VS.. wilbar Yours Truly VS. nj,
vale: Tuesday. \. l.. II. A. VS., Victrix: UaI
cock vs.. NDobson.
Keystone is playing the best ball in 4
career. and with the return of the Mil,
boys hopes TO go through the season wltho,
sustaining n single defeat and to date hi
won sixteen straight. On next saturda
night Keystone meets Dalton. This tea
= n,iv lost one game and that was
Keystone.
Bobby Wipskill's Rookweod five won Il
rubber game with Tamapua on Saturda
night by the score Of 2s to %. Hari
Franckle and Bill Dark were the stars. al
these veterans gave one of the best exhil
tions of basketball since they have bee
playing the cage game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04

Jack Russo. They viii meet In the first
part of a double wind-up at the National
A, A. Saturday night. George TX OJ
Clancy. OF baltimore. and Pete Hartley Of
New York. Will be seen in action in the lat
ter part of the double final Tim Dronny
and Harry Boyle also will be seen in action
Tom Cowler. the English heavyweight. and
Joe Jeanette VIII meet In an eisht-round con-
test at Jersey City on February 10. Cowier
ten rounds at Detroit on February 81
Frankie brown. of New York. IL training
for his scheduled ten-round battle with
Frapkie Burns. They will be seen in action
In a Portland. Me-. ring on Washington's
Birthday
Jack Brazzo Is anxious TO get a crack at
George Chaney. Frankie Britt Willie lack
son, Benny Nalgar and all other boys OF
that class.
Jimmy sullivan. former amateur light
weight champion OF America, is anxious 10
get crack at all OF the leading light
weights In the country
Nate Smith, king Of. ushers at the Olympia.
A. A.. now Ii looking after the affairs or
Battling Reddy. Panama Joe Cans oscar
Gardner. joe Mooney Eddie Seigel and cali
fornia Frankie Burns. -,
: Sssk Frss,sms,sS. manssss ,of yehnay
agsipst Johnny Dundee or joe we'linE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04

He-rallied but his effort was weakening.
This was his first battle in more than
year and the work proved too much,
He was a ready target for the sharp
shooting Chicago Joe, and during the
last six minutes was a cheerful receiver.
Shubert. Clouts Clown
Joe Leonard, the New York. clown
. boxer, supplied little amusement for
the gathering for few rounds, but AL
Shubert took all the hurnor out Of the
+, act Shubert was serious The New
Bedford boy knows only fight and his
conscientious efforts overcame the light
hearted, easy-going, playful Leonard.
Shubert fought well and was applauded
by the audience upon his departure.
Two of the three preliminaries were
interesting affairs. The Joe Mendell-
Bobby Burns fray was nothing but six
seething sessions of battle. Mendelf
twice went to the floor. once for the nine
fcount. and these unexpected visits to
the canvas cost him the victory. Burns
lost n tooth in one OF the mad mixups,
and during the last three rounds fought
under a handicap. 1t was the best fight
of the night.
Jack Isle Scores
! Max Williamson walked into a sur
| prise when he attempted to entertain
little Jack Isle. Of New York. The rug
ged visitor walloped our Max very lib
orally. The former messenger boy took
bad body beating for three rounds
and when he shifted his defense Isle
changed his attack and battered Maxy's
exposed and unprotected face. Herman
Hindin and Willie Edwards suffered in
silence as they saw Max receive.
Young McGovern gave listless ex-
hibition. The Port Richmond lad
fought very carefully against a COM
parative novice in the person of Joe Dor
sey and was lucky to win
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
K0PF MAY STOP TRADE
Former Mack Infielder Declares
He Has Quit National Pastime

New York, Feb. 4.-Accordng to word
from Cincinnati that much discussed
trade that was going to send Jake Dau-
bert to the Reds and Kopf and Griffith
to the Dodgers may be something like
Finnegan's train: "On again, off again" "
Shortstop Kopf, at hls home in the
Rhineland. announced yesterday that he
had quit the national frolc OF course,
in all probability the swap was made
contingent upon the baseball chattels in
volved reporting in good faith to their
new employers. IL this is so Of course
the Squire of Flatbush cannot be eX.
pected to give up Daubert for Griffith
alone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
ROWLAND HIT Low
Unable to Continue Bout With
Harry Creb

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 4.-The scheduled
ten-round bout between Harry Greb. Of
Pittsburgh. and Lem Rowland. OF Mil
waukee. at the Keystone Club. last
night. had an abrupt ending when Row.
land was unable TO leave his corner for
the fourth round. Greb had hit him low
accidentally In the first round and he
was allowed to rest for thirty seconds.
when he continued and shot his left re-
peatedfy into Greb's face. but the latter
came back strong and drove his man
to the ropes with lightning left that
.played on Rowland's stomach. This con-
tlnued throughout the third round until
the Milwaukee mans stomach was like
a piece Of raw beef and he was exhaust
ed when he went to his corner at the
end of the round
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
TABERSKAI BREAKS EVEN
Wins in Evening After Losing in
Afternoon Contest To Iaxton

Frank Taberskai. champion pocket
bllIardist of this county met a surpr Sc
In his match with Johnny Layton at the
Regent Academy yesterday afternoon,
being defeated 125 to 10. Layton had a
high run of 40.
In the evening match Taberskai came
back, and showing splendid form, de-
feated his opponent 1875 to lO4. The
high run of the winner was 3S. The
matches will be continued this afternoon
and tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
INTRODUCES BOXING BILL
Senator Gibbs Plans Ten.Round
Bouts in New York

Albany, n. ". Feb. 4.--Senat tor Leon
ard Gibbs, of Buffalo, will attempt to
bring boxing back in this State today
through the Introduction OF bill calling
for ten-round bouts with an official de-
cision and the supervision of the sport
by a one-headed commission to be ap-
pointed by the Governor. Senator Gibbs
intimated that he might change his bill
to provide for supervising commission
of three members. t -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
KID GLEASON'S TOSS
4 RUINS XMAS PRESENT
FOR HERMAN TAYLOR
Clutch Calls "Heads'' and a Champion Changes Hands
Pete Herman Passing Into Sole Control OF
Muggsys Former Business Associate
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

WAS Christmas night
the Muggsy Taylor
volume entitled
book Mugssy
turned the page ana dropped ue
master o n q
lots OF fighters
champion? In little while will have to oeeVe
Is Claus
tinkle bell broke the silence some one
tptoed into the library and said;
wishes you"
him n said Nuggsy lH see anyD
Christmas night"
filled Xmas spirit when he sunk his Regs into
features and his
pearly tee subdued light
with outstreched hand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
HUTCHINSON BEATS JOHNSON
Local Boy Easily Wins Eight.
Round Bout at Trenton

Hutchinson. of this city and Patsy
johnson. of Trenton, furnished the star
bout of boxing show held at the
Grand Theatre here last night. Hutchin-
son winning by n clear margin The
Philadelphia boy was the aggressor at
all times, and had the better of the local
lad at every stage OF the contest John
son was in bad shape at the finish of
the eighth round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Vincent Richards Enters
Local Indoor Tournament
Supply Department
Arranges Game With
Cossey Club Quintet

Ensign X. 4. De Frnin. manager Of the
supply Department basketball team of
. game with the Cossey Club. Of Pitts
burEh. This game will be played in the
smoky City February 2J. The COssey
Club has " wonderful record. having won
345 ind lost hut nineteen games In the
last three years. II is the recognized
champion gof western Pennsylvania. West
Nrxinla and Ohio.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
LEW TENDLER TRIUMPHS
Southpaw Shades Syracuse Boy in
Ten Rounds

Syracuse. n. ". Feb. 4.---Lew Tender.
the classy Philadelphia lightweight, had
the better of Ralph Brady in a fast ten
round battle here last night. The home
product fought a great battle against
the lanky southpaw and often managed
to land.
Tenders left uppercuts did much
damage. record crowd attended the
struggle.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Joe yelling Stops Harvey

Boston, Feb. 4--Joe weillng stopped
Johnny Harvey In the third round last plight
II Is the first time that Harvey was ever
knocked ont. Weliing weighed 133 rinsside
Harvey. 142 ringslde.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Ensign Ted Cam Returns

New York, Feb. 4.-Wearing the con-
gressional medal OF honor Ted Cam, the
noted swimmer. who enlisted In the United
States navy more than year ago. returned
from FRANCE YESTERDAY; Cam earned his
Ism on the United states ship May eight
months ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Rowing Officials Meet Tonight

New York. Feb. A meeting of Yale
and Harvard rowing officials wtll hold a
special meeting at the Harvard Club to-
tween Old Ell and Crimson. In all proba-
bllity the regatta will be rowed over a long
course,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Yanks Release Walter Bernhsrdt

New York. Feb. 4.--The New York Amer
lean League Baseball Club has announces
the release OF Pitcher Walter Bernharct.
TO the Rochester Internationals. and Pitcher
Henry Robinson to the Little Rock team o
the Southern Association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Clutch Has Herman Copynghted-His Terms C. o. d.


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Howard Outpoints jeff Smith

Jersey City. N. j., Feb. 4.--Johnny How
ard. OF Bayonne. ontpolsted .'yen" Smith. Of
fast bout here last night. Howard weighed
1O4 pounds and Smith 100 pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Patsy Drouillard Stages Comeback

Detroit. Mich. Feb. Patsy Drouillard
after being out OF the hoxing game for two
years. made successful comeback by re
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
W. and ]. May Meet Brown

able to both Institutions can be ARRANGED
Washington and Jefferson will meet Brown
in football at Providence next fall,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Troeh Leads Southern Cunners

Houston, Tex. Feb. 4.-Frank NJ Troeh,
OF Vancouver. Wash, leading amateur ira D,
shooter of the United States during 1918
yesterday captured top honors IN the first
breaking 14S In $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04

Chicago, outponted Al Doty, OF this city.
here last night in a tweive-round boxing
contest. according 70 the Newspaper critics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Pal Moore to Meet walsh

NsAhviIIs, Teun.. Feb. 4.--Pal Moore, the
Ncmphis puKilist. has been matcned TO
meet Jimmy Wnlnh here February ~. The
bout Il schcdnied, for .eiRht rounds, referee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
James. Mccoy Finishes Firsr

Mccoy ran out his string OF roo points At
pocket billiards while Morris Fink 'wss eol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Houck Stops Grant in First

Lancaster. Pa, Feb. 4.-But two of the
bouts on the bill at Frankie Ernes club
last night went the limit. In the wind-up
Leo Houck stopped Bob Grant, champion Of
the navy. In the first round. a hard srna sh 10
the stomach putting the sailor down and out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Rugged Jerseyite Takes
Lacing in Came Effort in
Olympia Fedture--Joe
Leonard Loses
BURNS AND ISLE WIN
By JAMES s. CAROLAN

Av1 armor,. speed and ringcraft, a
Gloucester knight of the ring attempted
to halt racing Joe Burman. Equipped
with nothing but a stout heart. en-
durance, unquestionedk courage and a
pair of gloves. Joe O'Donnell, a product
Of New Jersey. faced fighting foe and
friendly audience for six bloody rounds
at the Olympia last night.
The rafters crealsed. the wall oaned,
the audience shrieked, the Gloucester
fans moaned, but all the while Joe
O'Donnell, minus his kayo, battled on
gamely against great odds 1t was Joe's
night, but not the Joe from Gloucester.
The crafty Burman, well schooled in
the art of self-defense and equally as
conversant with Furnishing properties
meted out beautiful beating to Jersey
Joe. 1t was Joe's evening-Joe Bur-
mans. of Chicago.
Burman, like his namesake. the late
Bob Burman. a king of speed dazzled
with his exhibition of ring work. His
long reach repeatedly penetrated, wen
through without interruption. Some-
times it gently tapped Jersey Joe on the
chin. again to the body. but all the time
Joe Burman was doing damage and es-
Gaping unpublished. His fleet feet, di-
rected by cool head. always carried
him away when danger seemed near.
II was n great night for Joe--Joe Bur-
man. the fleet. of Chicago.
Chicago. the so-called Windy City,
apparently has turned out a product of
old Boreas. for Burman proved to be
a very breezy person.
Burman's jab stung. his blows hurt.
He did plenty Of mischief. He pounded
Jersey Joe's right orb until 1t was in
darkness and had begun a lombard
ment of the left that was bound to end
it's period of usefulness soon. The end
of the fight saved Jersey Joe's orhs for
another night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Pal Moore Wins From Loadman

Buffalo. N. w.. Feb. 4.-PaI Moore out
fast ten-round bout.
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Liberty Walsh Crates

Chief Mate Tommy (Liberty) Walsh.
a good man in any emergency. saved his
hero from almost certain ruin. He or
dered the engines stopped. Grated freely,
and Chicago Joe came to n complete halt
when he grasped Jersey Toe In a very
firm embrace. He was clinging at the
hell. Jersey Joe had come back-for a
half round
This was the X. o. boys last chance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04
Jersey Joe's Rally

All was going we'll with the good ship
Burman for three speedy rounds. The
sea was growing rougher each minute
for Jersey Joe. a poor seaman at best.
His sails were torn and his sense Of
direction lost. Jersey Joe was steaming
head-on for the rocky bottom-the can
vas of the Olympia ring.
The master pilot - Frank C'Pop')
O'Brien--decided that something must
be done. With everything but the white
flag flying, Jersey Joe renewed the strug-
gle in the fourth. He Slipped over a
right swing to the head and left to the
body. It had the same effect as a tor
pedo upon the easy sailing Burman. Chi
cago Joe had glided into rough sea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04

! President Allen. OF the American League,
announces a chan In next weeks schedule
! both on the nights and teams meeting each
other. The new layout reads: Monday St
] vale Tuesday. =. L. II. A. VS. Victrix: Han.
L corl- >DohSon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-04

no6by W,nsE,iirs Win ESonsSSs smsc hye Nv TGn he
night by the score Of 2s to. 90. Harry
these veterans gave one of the best exhibit
/ tions of basketball since they have been
playing the cage game.
Evening star., 1919-10-17

~ HE Vice President and Mrs
II Marshall left Washington
this morning for Fairmont.
w. Va. where the former
will deliver an address.
They will return to their apartment
in Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Daniels has already left
washington and the Secretary Of the
NAVY is leaving tonight for Colds
borough, N. c.. to attend the wedding
of the Secretary's niece. Miss Mary
Cleaves Daniels. to Lieut.. Commander
Henry Merritt Stenhouse, medical
Corps, u. S. n. Judge Frank Arthur
Daniels. father of the bride. issued
the Invitations and the wedding Will
be a large affair, with number In
the wedding party. including Mr.. Jo-
senhus Daniels, jr.. her cousin. The
; ceremony will take place at $50
O'Clock tomorrow evening in st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Colds
borough. and will be followed by a
large reception. Mrs Daniels will be
in Goldsborough tonight for dance
! to be given in honor OF Miss Daniels
and the wedding party.
Miss Daniels is very well known In
Washington society. having made
FREQUENT visits to the Secretary and
Mrs Daniels since the beginning of
the Wilson administration.
Mrs. Wilson and the wives of a
number of the cabinet officers. includ-
| ing NJ Ter, Mrs. Daniels and Mrs
Evening star., 1919-10-17

William r. Wheeler At wardman
Park Hotel.
Yesterday Mrs. Wheeler gave 4 tea
in honor of Mrs. Fitzhukh, when
those assisting her were Mrs.. Charles
G. McChord. Mrs. william B. Story of
Chicago. Mrs. Edward Grainger of
Detroit and Miss Burleson
Rear Admiral Walter Mclean. Y. 3.
N. tretired) and Mrs, Mclean nave
taken house in Warrenton. va. Tor
the winter,
Capt. Burdette Shields Wright. air
service, u. S. A.. whose marriage to
Evening star., 1919-10-17

Miss Catharine Let's returned to
New York on Tuesday of this week.
after completing a tour of six weeks
through Canada and New England. as
the guest OF Miss Dorothy Moody Of
that city. She was Joined In New
York by her sister, Miss Let's. and
they will return TO Washington on
Saturday
Evening star., 1919-10-17

Mrs. Ira Copley was hostess at
luncheon today. entertaining a party
at the Shoreham in honor OF Mrs.
William NJ. Fitzhugh of San Fran
cisco. who is visiting Mr., and Mra
Evening star., 1919-10-17
80c1etX

dining room being not yet completed
This was the first formal function
with an official stamp given for the
delegates.
Evening star., 1919-10-17
Fur-Trir11r71ed
Coats
$35:oo
Worth to S65.OO
Worth to $65.OO

These coats are very finely made and represent
values which have no counterpart. The most of
them have large fur collars and all lined and in
terlined to insure extra warmth The most service
able of fabrics and richest of shades
Evening star., 1919-10-17

Mtss Elizabeth Campbell daughter
OF Representative and Mrs. Philip
CONTINUED on Ninth Paeeo