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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
DICK WILLIAMS
MAY STAY ABROAD
Former Singles Champion Re-
quested to Play in Foreign
Countries
WILL MISS NATl0NALS S
BY ROBERT T., PAUL

DITE WILLIAMS of this city,
r,,o,. bordor ,r ,,o rotionol sin
cIo. titIn and now - roptain with the
o,,. -, du,v in Er,nrc may not be
horc IN timc ia r,mpctc in the national
e;rglcs and doublcs CHAMPIONSHIPS at
Forrost Hills. in August.
coI,roI Waite C. Johnson. athletic
dircrtor Of thc American cXpcditionary
furre. has rcuucStpd Captain Williams.
along with Captain Watson ". Wash .
burn and Lieutenant X. y. Brock. "t
California. to remain abroad until late
in the summer.
Williams is Il great tennis rrltlc ana
if is believed that his prcscnc" IN tour
news in England. Franco aud b"lglum
! will promote better International 'er'
( iur. In addition. Williams, WASH =
! burn and Ercck are relied upon NO ncil,
the United States win VI" inter -NIiie"
tennis matches
JohpSou's Letter
,,l.,ol 1,,usnn in q letter to George
,r.,,,.,,.onJ ,dno president of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa E
tiou, writing about tn" urgency Vi nav
ing Williams remain ABROAD, says
1--WE hope TO p'rS'""' '''I"''H ~
remain over mere Ior "u' ,""' ''"' -"
m"nlS. WIN "'''' ""S"u"' "'' "
Young payer iron" '''' ., a, Wv .',,,,,,,.
the nam" "' '''rN' Wv p," i a,,.o W.,
aole ,'h'lS "' " ; L;,, 60
iiaihS HIS ""' "'H' 80 ,''h;,h bo
wv" "'"'' .,',i ,;.. IaIdinr ,l,o ,natcb
""' ,,.o ood ,J,on,o ,o win the
'"''' ,,,;.h ,,,,"ron,ont
''''' ,,a,,r mind to u.ri,e to any
" an,,Ior ,onnis nIovor. urpine
", "' n,oto nm nffort to got hack ia
,ha Tni,od Stotns durinp June. please
s",hoar Car am firmly convinced that
IN ,Io.o mon ron do moro good to the
ta,,ni. corc durinp thc next two or
thno, ,r9nths ovnr here in Europe. from
unconditional viewuoint than they
"arlJ for tho game back home. They
M will no hack for next wears program
al ,hirl If thov arn willing 70 stay
,,,oricnn trnnis cam snare them for this
sooson ovcr hero "
-, ,,-u
''''''"' "''
Colonel Johnson. VINO lS tennis
player "t decided aDlIIty hilnseh'
makes some '"''r'9',',S 'o'"''''"'" ulo''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
LQtSO Holds TIUn1Qn
EUen in Six Rounds
Slugging Veer,ceights Engage in Hard Battle in
Olympia d-Up-Trembly Stops Kramer.
Friedman Outfghts Battling Mack
BY JAMES S. CAROLAN

beat frankie Daley, the veteran La
trobc. Pa. boy.
In the opener Joe Mendcll trounced
Jack Courtney. cropping his man in
the second round for nine. Courtney
fought a game up hill fight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
vaIaer Defeats Artie Root

Cleveland, May 6.-Benny NRger. of New
York was awarded the newspaper decision
over Artie Root. OF Cleveland in "a ten,
round boxing bout here last night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
Coooan Stops Carter

jersey City, May .6.--Me CooEan. of
Brooklyn. stopped Kid Carter in the sixth
round of their eght-round bout at the
Armory A. A, last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06


he in
off in
a Perhaps
psagaaAt the dcisi will be killed.
Blu Terrible is likely in
city Toedowhen Nevada Idaho
which
fight will draw if held the
Idaho look
TrWb more
to
hem a unt tOr
SfEY say
of fighting 1t didn't
the
to
teholder He terrible exhibition
wH DC forced
Iz ~ ss5ie for Us money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
Scraps about Scrappers
BATTLING MURRAY seems to have

RATTh1NG MURRAY seems IS. to have =,
~ all kinds of trouble in landing work
in this city. The challenger of Jimmy
Wilde will be one of the entertainers
at the National on Saturday night. when
he engages Bobby Doyle.
Murray originally was scheduled to
take on Johnny Buff. of Trenton. but
Buff is said to be full hedgcd feather
weight and the match was Cancelled.
X. q. Joe O'Donnell and Johnny
Murray will come together in the main
bout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

when the As returning from tn" defeat Washington
IL of the il Washington
Athletics. 1T he
and fast mile | surprised
sign
the
like Griffith Mcbride
nothing them They probably
the frda yandw work then
In order impressions
perfectly
watch poeook but science carefully studied
off The
wha bat million
offenders They off
bait
full and the ball held in such
different of holding ball
and and his style becomes
he
to
the
the ball with their glove before throwing
the huhch, but II surely did look
Lasto Of
pkie the As had penfy,
might be to change the style
esuMN NeroI uhch today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
Dartmouth Golfers Triumph

| Cambridge, Mass, May 1.-THE Dart
mouth lColeEe golf team defeated Harvard
yesterday IL to A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

TWO rugged individuals. representing
the welterwcight section. sloughcd
and sluggcd. wrcstled and bounced over
the Olympia ring last night for six
tough rounds with honors even at the
finish. Referee Lew Crimson took more
chances than the battlcrs. Johnny Till
man. of Minneapolis. and Steve Iatso.
of Hazleton. for they were prepared to
stop the slasbing drives which came
their way. while the roaming official
was off guard most of the time.
1t was a hard but not Il sensational
exhibition. SIugging at close range
combined with wild swings slashing the
air when the boys were operating at a
distance. did not tend to make thrill
ing bout. But the boys were in earnest
and were out there to annihilate each
other if possible.
Taylor Coaches
Herman Taylor. director of opera
tionS who labOrcd from a booth III the
northwest corner of the ring, worked
hard to tell Johnny just how to hit
Steve, but Steve usually heard the di-
rections before they reached Johnny aud
was ready to combat anything that
came his way
Tillman did some very fine iabbing
during the early rounds. but Johnny
believes he is the greatest hitter in the
game. though he knocks few of them
cold. Despite this. Johnny tired early
of iabbing and started to throw his
right carelcssly. 1t was his right, but
1t was all wrong.
LatsO Works
The Hazleton boy is determined
person and was in the fray to do as
much harm as possible. Twice he
swung so hard and missed that the
impetus of his punch almost tossed him
into Tommy Sherman's lap. The ropes
received great play as the wind ur
boys continually were bouncing Of
them.
Tillman received number of vicious
punches to the body. I.atso took mos
of his punishment around the righ
side of his head as Tillman's left swim,
got the range.
. III wv S''olh Iouuu lAhlSO uulu
tentionally caught Tillman foul with
| left hook and this weakened the west
! crncr for the remainder of the round
/ Referee Crimson failed to notice thi
and Tillman refused to make any pro
| test.
Kramer Sinks
One promising weIterwcight ha
gone the route. Willie Kramer. tn
Milwaukee entry. fingered for two com
plete rounds with Sailor Ed Trembly
but in the third round he walked into
storm of punches and went out early.
Willie was knocked helpless and ha
to be helped to his corner. This locke
like his farewell showing.
Abe Friedman continues to improve
He dazzled Battling Mack with hi
Leonardesque style and danced ring
around his foe, planting left jabs an
right smashes to the face freely. Fried
man looked very good.
Young Jack Tbland after tw
years layoff, tried to come back. II
fought well, but not good enough I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

Lew Tender has drawn no easy assign
ment for next Monday night when he takes
on Cal Delaney in the Olympia feature. De-
laney is one of the hardest hitting light
weights IN the game. Joe Tipltz and Packey
Hommey clash in the semiwind-up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
athletics " allop the Ball When II Doesn't Count

the ouh didn't
"A O decision They
sin the
of Two others added
in trped
non and Perkins slammed Those
hits were timely.
Except the official
AS hit the ball when doesn't
good wock will send them home The only
have discovered their
walop do notkn a final punch
In As hammered
the bases Ordinarily this would have been
something the other
bingl scored IS and had 80
: run perish the sacks
To
esSozx four game of
scored and Look
We
and Ernie Iannign
Elias. write.
which
record isn accomplished by
he
three AS
n the
s a Psychological hittcr Hrctioc he
il to the pc and "drC his bat three
but tsomco cuLd the bail hc
On Friday rhen he
utdwhach Ruh mis-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
Sometimes You Can't Tell


Just 10 ] @ nSt1ss swR " .So Is 1A A%s,
the better he pitched he'd the harder he found M to go out and win
would @ be- ons major league sun sf Msy ceased ns
Yet MsS % 'Ss ia "ori"s
here have old mar Kasmi still three
No, you can't
AMEs $ pearing harness doih
raned through the Ames vith the ST. LHs
Out at Last
liver Connie Mack dismmbered his machine
~ been dwelling mooy the cellar trying to build stairway out Each
making his
spend great
time in the cellar from now on for he has machine that will
husng, hard hitting that better fighting
THE qucin Spot eliminated
The Ultimate
Ny ysou1is tuu of praM,
T%e Soto / hate ~iM 'p'd deadly hate
And beats set of ttree
By Way of Golf Advice
ONE
" he insists doing all the work. leaving
& rs % "s es "S na hs ss so"d a be mps" ] e ns S %
Srns STins a" work.
without attempting overwork arms wrists and body
property otAe~e it's fatal ta"'t-o"e that "H find
The Better Way
never yearned gloves
any 0
No uchd purses
That helped I
a
Behind the peH hid,
And yell the
% kid"
THE Maryland insists that he can't tolerate
% %s ' S n nS ~e11 nen ns Willard
uHERMAN peace delegates
u They o before the
opene round
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

The monthly meeting of the Pine Street
Deba ting Society was held at Gianninrs last
night. More than forty We're present.
Earnest Jambor was elected q member.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

meet in the main session at the Natona |
4. e. on Thursday night. little Bear and and
other bouts present Tony Friend vs. Micky
Britt. Jack Perry vs. BILLY Devne and Eddie
jackson VS. Terry ketchell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

That fighting marine. kewpie Calender.
will appear in the main bout at the Cambria
on Friday night opposed TO Andy Burns.
Danny Hughes and Joe Dorsey are in the
semiinal. The other bouts follow: Ray
Ennis vs. Terry Hanlon. Johnny Morgan VS..
Young Daniels
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

Jack Weinstein has filed p protest. He is
much annoyed because the promoters refuse
to place Eddie O'Keefe. the successful come;
back. in their line-ups. O'keefe has listed
in a number OF the shows. hut at the last
minute the match failed to go through. He
expects to be seen here shortly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

Johnny MeaIy. the pride of the Bobby
Gunnis stable, will perform before The Th,,at At
day night when he takes on Jack Russo in
the eight-r3und feature. The other other bonts
Willie Spencer vs. Joe Dorsey and FRANKIE
Klein VS.. Johnny Welsh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
The Ultimate

Ny soul is seldom ful of iordth,
But seize it from me, please,
The bloke / hate Uith q deadly hate
Is the one tcho drdVs to an inside straight
And beats my set of hrees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06
OPE LIKE GEORGE CROSSED THE DELA WARE


IT BEING Now -
NICE SPR,rL6 DAY
TttthH SHALL
TAKE a LOOK At.
TIE SKY ArJO TAiN6S
THAT Arc OUTSIDE.
I'll SET TIE sun
WILL BE SURPRISED
10 SEG ME-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-06

W0W,, IN coM,Ne :,
OUT oe The GROUND,
HE'S ALMOST BIT nv
HEAD OFE '. IN HAVING
a SWELL OUTtNG- Oh
WHY DID LEAVE
NY AAP9T AonG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

Admiral Jack
S on greeting
a n d congratu-
lating the vic
torious crew of
the NC-4 at
Ponta Delgada.
The admiral is
o n the extreme
right, partially
h i di ng Lieut..
c m m a n der
Read.
u"r,rirht 10y Press
Illustrating S"rvicr.b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

Crew Of the NC-4 photographed
soon after their arrival in the Azores.
Right to left Admiral Jackson, Lieut..
Commander Read, Breeze, Rhodes.
Hinton, Todd and Stone.
tnhirai ri"t" of T. :. Ma, al AIR Service. From Press
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
Funeral Arrangements

Forbs-Funeral services for John
w. Forbs. IS years old. who died at
Reid Hospital at 4 .. m. Wednesday,
viii be held from the residence Of his
son, 1926 Hunt street, at o'clock
Friday afternoon. Burial win be in
the cemetery ct Chester, Indiana. The
Rev. Ulmer win officiate. The de-
ceased was born in Randolph county
but had been q resident Of Richmond
for number Of years. He Is survived
81 his wife. Bell Forbs; one son.
Charles Forbs; and one daughter,
Mrs. Stella Reese. all Of this city.
kinley-Mrs. Mary g. Kinley. SO
years old. widow Of John sNnley. died
ut neon Wednesday ut her home on
National road east She 10 survived
BY one daughter. Mrs. Clyde Alex.
ander, three sons, Walter, Frank and
Louise, enc grandson and one greet
xrandchild, al residing ins this city.
Funeral services win be held from
the family residence Saturday after.
noon at . o'clock. The Rev. Frank
.Dreasel win be IN charge of the ser.
vices and b1rial win Do n Ear3hap
csmetery. Friends may call 1t ,any
Tina 80 8,
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Bronx Zoos Prize Pet
To Be Moanted Tor Museum,
cay Associated Press)

:
NEW YORK. Dec. 81 Sultana, the
Bronx Zoos prize elephant who was
shot on Monday ID end her agony
after she had fallen on the ice and
broken leg. will be mounted and
placed on exhibition at the museum Of
Natural History. it was announced
today. e@
Guiana was the chief pet OF the un-
numbered thousands OF New York
children who have. fed her peanuts ct
the BIOLOGICAL gardens In the last
twelve years. She weighed about
5000 pounds and was valued at
$50. 900. Artists and sculptures
considered her the most perfect speci-
men Of elephant in captivity. She
was used as model hundreds Of
times and seemed to take especial de-
light in posing.
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Aoo0clato0 2DonD) sSs Ii
4. OFT. AieA., Del 0.-AA -
( % 10 profit ehAxing D1on,
~ seNployes Vim ~ en0h1o1
49, zOerft1eatoo q fnvookou3
ENV900na1y, guaantoo0 to HUeu1n
esot . year. ana = distr1hu111n
|ekf Dmneoo 6at win total botW6on
n IL eo0 and tlo. on, 80 Was anncoDc-
r. 341y " IL Ford Motor co1npAoy.
k92eoxnatay 10000 employee -
the ogx1& Moor cumpany and eekor
- AsnTy Fora md hle 60.
e - G110unced Vju DO olio1nae
t. 0xeactpate. In q testament acqom-
vq14G oeeat4 Of the new policy Il
i1slN70At thtt two stepe outlined en-
ef&4 only = beginning" and tlat
Daene faf charging the 1ncoone
EenA Aofeas1nE the PURCHASING ao1lAr
[snf 0gremployU and OtAsss are un1er
aanse o. oeausse.
A amount Of the Aonuseo NaJeh
wm ~ In addf3ou TO tn distr1buf3on
Eok prodte uner the original DreGt-
MArme plan. ylH be basod on On en-
|yes daily wage ana length Of
10y xii r.e from $50 in IL ease
OF WVGA0r l4t0o C0mp40yIo Do9yhce
ths0ezuonths nd receiving tho ntni.
mgn Wage Of b asday. 10 337o q the
g the WrkeG with ave yoQxs.
6ess1os ana rs3ivina . wass oe Sf6.so
| i dayS ealard euGnooyes recciving
m6re thai so . moth WIN part3ct
49, DsoporuoAtely. = the basis 81
The Ieagth an value q service.
The cerdnctes Of in4estmeat viii
IL bsnsd IN lenominak1ens o. e1oo.
@eoos and 800. and aEosto bo non-
ue1cdAhle and non-assign1ble. Th1s
yin - rsstri8ed to empl6hes IN iii
sct.ef and acfe service oalshs con-
8 The inyestunt ceYtfncate9.ase to
he pul1hased bly, with wages toeslv-
/ q nOm the bmpany or with y the
I1muse9 reoeiVd. not moro than me
t11zA Of the eSployess wages may he
tht1e invested.
While the c&tiAcafes are not naeo-
taaoae and not tssignAhle. It ID pEuvld-
"a may may , left standing In the
4A1o OF uekased emul0ye. n The
csecteeaon OF u directors to draw -.
tera1t and PAYMENTS TOR the beaont
Of his dependhts.
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tRy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Dec. .81.-Unless
Rreeident Wilson approves the No.
Nary bill today tho SUGAR equilixation
board systematically will BE- dissolved
at midnight tonight It was said 1t
the white house thatsth president had
not yet reached decision on the Nc.
Nary measure. which would extend
the life Of the board for ono year. The
board IN . report received by TIE pres
II tho law OF supply nnd demand Il
allowed to operate, the sugar a1tua
ton will be more quickly impe6ved
than It win be II government control
continues. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

0OuuCeu - ~
clients in New York ~ IL /.
false hopes Of marriage.
The society cited case whore 8
young white woman had been found
at the Pennsylvania station where she
told a travellers aid worker. she had
come here to marry a Cuban gentle
man of moderate means" who proved
to be a negro janitor in the bronx.
This man the society says had q list
of 1000 women's names obtained
from two western matrimonial agen-
cies to which he subscribed. These
two agencies, according to the society,
we're the Old Reliable Introduction
and Correspondence Club of Oakland,
california, and the Mission Unity Cor
respondence club Of San Francisco.
Similar agencies are operating In
Denver, Chicago and Kansas City. &C
cording to the society.
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fny Associated Pressl

s PARIS, Tuesday. Dec. 31:-French
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have settled suits
brought against them by, the Wright
company OF America, which alleged
that the companies had violated finda-
mental lpatents governing the con.
strrctions ot dying machines owned BY
the Wright corporations. infringe
menfs an the patents occurred during
the war It was asserted. and the
wright company brought suits for
amounts aggregating about $40 ,00O. 900
It is reported that several million dol.
lars will be- paid BY the French con.
Germs. y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

c. 81 Sherley, director Of
81 GU1 the railroad administration.
WE called in to explain the operations
of the respective bills regarding fund
ing OF the obligations between the gov
eminent and railroads.
The conferees have completed the
car service sections except that re.
lating to distribution OF coal cars and
also the provisions relating to joint
use OF terminals and other facilities
by carriers. The senate amendment
extending federal regulation over
equipment to refrigerator cars was
adopted In modified form by the con-
ferees. .5.es.-~
No substantial change. it was said,
was made in the provisions giving the
government regular powers to order
joint use of terminals and other
facilities.
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STEAMER LAUNCHED.
4 Inv n aR0Nla I'D PRaaSN

NEW York, Dec. 31.-When the q.
500 ton steel cargo steamer Hinckley
takes the water at the Shooters island
yards this afternoon sho will be the
twcnty-fourth ship to be launched by
the standard shipbuilding cooperation
for the United States shipping board
for 1919. Mrs. R.SH. Land. Of Hinck-
ley. N. r. win spon1s the vessel :.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

tain tho neW1papcr says, that tho
seat Of the Turkish government will
be transferred to Asia Minor and be
located either at Brusa or Konish.
Details Of the form OF international
control which shall be established
over Constantinople. have not yet be-
como known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

PTTsBURd Pa. Dec. 31.-Distrl
button OF its Urge stock Of winee and
liquors - . dividend to its share
holders. was announced today By the
Pittsburgh Hotels company, Oporatine
the William .PSnn and Fort Ffft lptels,
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

Easeh Ford
G. S$hott
49,. DID 2. chrissoph sehet. Ieeys down b. bsas
her sss bseEns for hr s did shs M sh bsanss q mssy
aancs sh. she 70 = mra N Day e An
st. ppn his IN a shalsd With Ct The 4in
u eve
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10, to SpM Fin Qsebec
For Neup 'eu Ctlebrafiss
fRv AJociatsd Press)

m Dec. s1.-The prov.
6 was huge Golfer.
FEARS cheer into
80 - ,2IssaI3 eT1tory at 1901
ipments OF liquor
another win be
reguiation against inter-province trait
Nc expires with the passing Of the old
year. = -~5s1-a.-a.
Quebec is the only province where
liquor may be sold now and its in
habitants were doing their best today
to relieve the draught in Ontario,
Manitoba and the maritime districts
~ soon as possible.
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NEW ITALIAN LOAN.
tBy Associated Press)

ROME. Dec. 81 Subscription to
the national Italian loan has reached
approximately 5000, 10000 lire. ac-
cording to Temps.
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cARLANOER Ill.

Lester, w. Carlander, general secre-
tart Of the Y. M. C. A., is confined, to
his home on South Seventeenth street
Is = result OF heavy cold contracted
last week.
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Mostly ersoslal
NV TreATFR & MANAGER.

I. =. rl sgp- .nso.rH a.
rssss q . ~ wx n,,nsN@.,S 1870 s. |.
~. t =, ."r - 5 KoEomo. md.
theatrs n vas 'Iasrned Wednesday.
Nro.au. Assn.iAl aerrrINo
$3.50. -. SS..s.,s.: ''.-ts1 =. MA
e. 1oI S.1S0 < 81.
.nAuy ~! 1ps0eeues.a, y.
Jenkins Vulcan springs. IL Wa IN
nounced Wednesday. 1onoWln9 tne
CLOSING q the ccnlerence e Tesasu y
mo Icy g. . =. e ~ sTsN.HzA1x
r,,,sn-~..ka.nS +r;r. h.va hean ~
go 80 ~ =. sham Giee clnh hv
es~-s~A-- u~rt q Morse Trina to
lasn.3er ent 2. . - 49,.
Ano!nAnROns en0 nunveI " S
cencerss 70 lnolana nev1 Oeen pe =.
The home concert vi. De s.sen :.
Aanoley Haa. may IL 81. e ASw.rSs ga CSev
~. oU C..m nstt. .rn Prcf oar.
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