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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

now clothed in Let prohson
Biz ng a m
Business Men
TAKE NOTICE
We have a plan for investment
IN oil properties which we want
to present to the business men
of Birmingham for their consid-
Grafton.
Under this method now being
used~extensively by the best in
formed, the investor obtains an
undivided interest in oil leases
in proven fields.
He gets an interest in several
tracts, thus enabling him to take
advantage of the law of aver
ages and reducing his chance for
loss to a negligible degree. This
isnot a stock selling proposition.
The properties will be owned
and controlled exclusively by
Birmingham people. If you are
interested in this plan, we will be
pleased to have you call at our
rooms at the Tutwiler hotel,
where we will be glad to fully
explain the merits of this prop
osition. Phone the hotel and we
will gladly call at your office, if
it is not convenient to see us at
our rooms.
Andrew Wood
w. r. Wallace
Geo. c.. Scott
Tutwiler Hotel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-23

realized the necessity of such an insti-
tuition, and it gets absolutely no help
from the city, county or state being de-
pendent on the generous hearts of those
Kind people who love children and who
want to share their prosperity with those
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
FL SENADO NO APROBARA Ell ACUERDOD De
LA CAMARA De DIpUTADOS SOBRE E.
RETIROD DE LAS FACULTADES EXTRA
ORDINARIAS A CARRANzA
FL dictamen presentado por los senadores Zetina,
Cravioto, ZaIce GRANTEES, IS en- 81 sentIdo de
que no es de aprobarse el proyecto de ley en-
viado por la Camara de Diputados

cientificos sobre ell pa!udizino y la tie
bre amarillo, Intermediates que con
frecuencia adquieren el caracter de
playa Ell aquellas regiones del pals.
Indica en- su comunicado el doctor
Lister que vienc de Nicaragua, en-
donde tambien Ns3uvo estudiando al
gunas Intermediates Y que ahora, CO.
mo va 10 han hecho en- Mexico varios
mGdicos observation-disclosures, entire clos
uno de Ia Univcrsidad dc Harvard, el
viene con el mismo h~umanitario
objeto.
Ell Goctcr Lister recurrera el lStMo
de Tehuantepec Y, en- general, las 20
mas en- que el paludisnIo ' IA 1lebre
amari!la son cast sieN:we una anena-
"a contra Ia salubrida. r!bTca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
Dice QUE ES PARA
ELLA TN DEBER
Ell HADLAR So
BRE ELL0
LA SRA. SMALL Sc SIENTE MAS
FUERTE Y MEJOR EN- TODOS
SENTIDOS, DESDE QUE
TONIC TANLAC

"Desde que tome Tanlac cesaron
mis- molestias y juzgo que es para mi
un deber ell decir algo a mis- amigos
sobre esta eXcelente medicinal" dlJo
recientemente Ia Sra. Minnie Small,
de 326 North Mesquite Street.
"Durante dos largos anos-contl-
nu6 diciendolaSra. Small-mi siste-
MA Sc ~desarreglo del TODD Y TODD pa
recia indicar que no existia NADIA que
me proporcionara ningun allvlo. y
mis- sufrimientos continuaban 4 des-
pecho de haber tornado cast todas las
preparedness que hay en- las boti-
cas-. Perdi TODD Ell appetite Y no
me explico como pude vivir o e.
escaso alimento que a Ia fuerZa IN
geria. Mis- nervios Sc encontraban en-
tan nslaS condolences que dificllmen-
te podia descansar o dormir nj ha-
Ger NADIA de ~provecho, cast la mayor
parte del tempo me dolia la caoeZa,
al grade que creia que iba a pcrder
el ju:cio V por ultimo ME puse tan
debil Y a~niquilada que mis- tareaS do
mesticas Sc convirtieron para mi en
una pesada carga Y llegue a Greer que
mi nal no tenia remedio Y aSi huble-
"a sido 81 no hubiera tornado el Tan
lac.
Una de mis- vecinas que hacia po-
CO habia recobraGo su salud con ell
uso del Tanlac, me aconsej0 0 mu-
cha inSiStencia Que 10 ton:ara. Yer
daderamente me allegro de haberle
hecho case, porque es tanto 10 que
esa medicinal me ha fortalecido que
ahora ne siento como 81 fuera una
persona Gistinta. rs tanto 10 que ha
aumentado mi apetito, que ahora me
Ia vergIenza decir 10 que como para
poder sa~tisfacerme. Aqucllos moles-
tos dolores dc cabeZa que tanto me
Recommendation, Sc han marchado. mis-
nervios Sc nan calm,ado Y duermo to-
da la noche como n nina. Va no
ne caus&n nirguna moleStia mis- Ia
reas domeSticas = me siento mas
fuerte. mas aniMada J mejor en- to-
dos scAtidos De 10 Que me sentla an
ties de tomar el Tanlac.'
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co, 4O7 E.
Houston St. Y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St. bajo
Il direction personal de un represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a c~ualquier
direction al recibo de su valor que cs
S1.O0 por botella. sicmpre que Sc IN
cluyan estampillas suficieHtes para
ell porte. (Adv.)
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug CO.. 407 f.
Houston st, Y por Ia Meier's Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce ST., ba-
10 Ia direction personal dc I'm repre-
seutante especial del T2niac, . SC en-
viara por estas boticas a c~ualquier
direction al rcciho de 81 valor que
es Sl.O0 por bote!la. siempre que Sc
incluyan cStam7ii!aS suficisEtes pa
a e. porte. (Adv1.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
Movimieito dc jefes militares.

Fue llamado 4 esta capital Juan
Jose Rios. Que Sc halla en- "a cludad
de Zacatecas. desde que renuncio el
cargo de Official Mayor, encaTgado
dc! despacho de Ia Sccretaria de
Guerra. Rios scra nombraGo jefe
militar en- cl Estado de Sonora, en-
vista de que a ultimas fechas sc a
cord6 que Murguia continue en- Ia
maulipas Y las Huastecas, en- cuyas
zonas viene desempenando el cargo
de jcfe De operaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30
En- la clasura del curse de anatomia
topografice.

Los alumnos dc Ia Escuela Nacio-
nal De Medicina c]eIebra-on Il We
lada interesante en- el salon de Ac-
tos del Museo, con el fin de cerrar
ell curse de anatomia to?ogr&tica que
era d cargo del doctor Adrian de Ga
ray, a Ia vez que en- OCCASION de des-
cubr;r el rctrato del sabio frances DR..
?. TallauX.
La concurrencia Z esta velada fue
se!ecta. apartc del elemento estud!an
I'll CUE tambiea estuvo p~rescntc, y
81 desarrollo del programa fue gra-
TO, con exception de u largo y can
sado discurso que pronunci0 el Lie.
Jose Natividad Macias, director de Ia
Universidad Nac:onal. Y en- ell que ira
to del progreso de la medicina, dcs-
de los tiempos de Eculapic hasta la
fccha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-30

Precios ~especialeS en- todos los veSti-
dos. solamente ell Lunes. Miss hGna
polhemus, 200 Alamo Plaza. t.AdV.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Home for the Aged Notes.

At yesterdays meeting of h La
dies Auxiliary of the Home for the
Aged held at the residence of Mrs.
Harry Barnes, in Rector street 1t was
decided that during the warm weather
the auxiliary would meet the same
night as the Board of Trustees only
an hour earlier. A special meeting was
called for next Tuesday at the home
at Z o'clock.
The report of the treasurer showed
that $1.1O0 was the amount actually
collected during the recent campaign.
collected S445.40; Mrs. v. P. Chris
Mrs. Harry Barnes team collected
collected %$10S.SO; Mrs. Charles @.
Jones' team collected $65.25; Mrs. AL
fred Mullen's collected $2S: Mrs. DIN
Bradford's team collected $50.
The report on last weeks rummage
sale stated that $192 was cleared, the
sale was held at 81 Smith street and
a vote of thanks was given to ID.
Splitter for the use of his store. A
| report also showed that $12.25 was
cleared at the card party held recent
~ at the home of Mrs. Luckhurst.
Mrs. Margery Wright was admitted
as a new member.
The following last minute contribu-
tons were received: Mrs. Nichols IS;
Mrs. MAIDS Larsen SIS; P. T. Achen-
berg s and A. H. DuT1am 81 Mrs.
Laura Steele cash 81. Following the
meeting refreshments of ice cream
and homemade cake were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Connecting Brooklyn to
S. l., Advocated by Nixon
By spscfnI co-respondenf.

By SpecfnI Correspondenf-
TOTTENVILLE, June 4-Lewis
Nixon said two things in his address
to the Brooklyn Chamber of Com
merce last week which are worth
quoting. They were:
There was a day when every one
that drew a contract for transit
thought that a five cent fare was a
gold mine and 1t was and five had
not war we would not now face the
situation which we are facing. But
in the face of things as they are. enc
side must give up something n so
must the other side. and In the gen
eral adjustment that must be made
concessions will have to be made by
all parties concerned.
There are a great number of things
that Brooklyn must look forward to,
The Ashland place connection must
be established at an early time, and L
think that in the interests of Brook
1yn very soon you should have a di-
rect connection to Staten Island.
1T am not ready yet to talk; 1 want
the help of such organizations as THIS.
A man is a weak man who can't stand
criticism because none of us can ex-
pect to do things perfectly. and the
more help I receive the better l shall
be able to satisfy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. Robert IT. Cone is home af-
ter visiting her mother n Brooklyn
the past week.
John Swade is able to be out and
Is improving every day from injuries
received in a railroad accident sew
eral weeks ago.
Mrs. e. Ernstrom. of Brooklyn, was
at her bungalow in Little Farms u
day.
william Parkhurst has returned to
East Orange after q visit in Prince
Bay.
Miss Bessie Romer has returned
home to the Bronx after visiting her
lister.
The Prince Bay Red Cross Auxfl
larry will meet at st. Marks church
TOMORROW from 10 o'clock in the
morning until A o'clock in the after
noon. All members that can are urg-
ed TO come out. .
A meeting of Molly Stark Council
Daughters of America was held last
might at Amicitia hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04

Economy Meat Market win open
THURSDAY morning. Wood Ave. and
nmboy Road. T~ottenville.
First class meat at reasonable prices.
q o. ANDERSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Continue Crusade Against
Speeding with More Arrests
BIZ Special correspondert

By Special Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, June 4:-Motor-
cycle patrolmen detailed to catch
speeders on the island continued
their crusade yesterday by rounding
up a number of offenders of the law.
Motorcycle Patrolman Gescheidt yes
terday afternoon and last night u c
ceeded in getting eleven and Motor
cycle Patrolman Dickson. doing the
day tour. got about as many. Ges-
cheidt turned two into the local pre-
cinct station last night.
Howard a Siever. a mechanical
engineer of Philadelphia, driving his
high powered Mercer across the is
land, was arrested at 0 O'Clock last
night on n charge of speeding in
Amboy road, Prince Bay. at the rate
of thirty-eight miles an hour. He was
brought to the station house where
he was released in bail for his ap-
pearance in court today. No having
the 800 cash bond with him Van
Siever left his gold watch as security.
Harry Kelsry. of Great Kills, charged
with speeding al the rate of thirty
eight miles an hour. was served with
a to appear in court today.
He was caught at the same place.
The other speeders were caught on
the north side Of the island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
TOTTENVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Cronk spent
1.-The week end with his mother. Mrs.
M. L. Cronk, of Amboy road.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Ffthian, Jr.. and
children of Jersey City, have return
ed home after visiting his parents
here.
Mrs. Anderson Fisher has gone to
Ocean Grove for the summer months.
Private Wallace w. Brown of the
501st engineers returned from over
seas several days ago is home with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van f. Hubbard and
children have returned to Brooklyn
after visiting his mother.
Motorcycle Patrolman Adam Essel-
born returned to duty this morning at
ter fifteen days vacation. Motorcycle
Patrolman Arthur j. Romer is on his
annual vacation.
William Sher has bought the gro
Gerry business of his brother. Jacob
Sher at Main street and Elliott ave-
nue.. -
Patrolman Harry Carver of the is
eprecinct Manhattan has been home
on his annual vacation.
A rehearsal of the Tottenvllle orcheS-
fra was held last night.
There will be a meeting of United
Council Jr., o. u. A. NJ, tonight.
Richmond Lodge. No. so, Knights
of Pythias. met last night at X. of p.
hall.
The monthly meeting of the Parish
Guild of st. Stephens Episcopal
church held at the home of Mrs. Will
liam A. Brown, of Johnson avenu
yesterday afternoon was attended by
many members. After the business
session refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Murphy and daughter
Mabel, and Miss Marie Beck have re-
turned from a four day visit with rel
alive at Washington, ID. Q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Action Tonight in Woodbridge
on Paving Green Street
BIZ Special Corresyondens.

WOODBRIDGE. June A sNechl
meeting of the Township Committee
was held last night for the purpose
of passing on the ordinance for a per-
manent paving in Green street. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04

ordinance was passed.
A petition was flied with twenty
two signatureh representing the great
er number of linear feet; also the ma
GRITTY of property owner along the
line of the proposed improvement.
Those who signed being Freeman
Rowland, ]. H.. Love, Charles VAL
entine, Estate of Peter Rohrbach, Mrs
c. F. Newton Mrs. Marry Osborn,
w. L. Harmed, c. F. Turner, Mis-
Johnson, George Fullerton, the Kru-
ger interests, Carmello Janir, Peter A.
Greiner, c. A. Campbell for Masonic
hall, Mrs. B. L. Drummond, William
Squier, e. Cutter for estate of John
White, Mrs. w. A. Osborn, DIR. Jo-
seph Mark, DIR. Salter, J. X. Jensen
and Mrs. Howard Valentine. Sr. These
signers petition that the present road
bed be undisturbed and that a War
renite dressing be used and not the
entire road torn up, and a block pave
ment laid. No decision was reached
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
To HAVE BENEFIT
Entertainment
Elaborate Program to Be Civ
en- Saturday for Eeneft of
Hospital
ERn snecinI correspordenE

h0U HDfCtnt COTVCoDONUcHN
TOTTENvILLE, June Am
Elaborate entertainment is being
PLANNED for this Saturday afternoon
and night at the Marine Hospital I'M
der the auspices of the Women's Vol
Unteer Corps on the occasion OF the
opening of fl new wards at he
hospital. This will double the hos
pitfalls capacity. One of the new
wards will be devoted entirely to
dancing at this time and will be in
charge of Miss Marie Mcneil, of
Pleasant Plains. She will have as
ihostesses the Community Service
Girls from hat section of the island.
Community girls from all sections
of the island will be present to give
dances and assist with the music I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Dean Nc
Kay. Members of the TIsenty-seventh
division will play and give a sketch
in the afternoon and evening. Among
them will be S~ergeants James Maher,
Jr., and M. v. V. Apy. Corporals
Teddy Wilde and r. Grifiths of the
Fox Hills Hospital. All convalescents
everywhere are invited and men In
uniform will be admitted free.
Mrs. william G.. Wilcox and thirty
Red Cross members will have charge
of the reception booth and a rest
booth for Ue artists who will serve.
Those assisting the entertainers are
the Lambs Club, Stage Women's War
Relief, Metropolitan Opera stars
Staten Island Red Cross, fifty mem
bers of the Manhattan Red Cross,
Twenty-seventh Division troops, Ga
mut Club and Community Girls.
Mrs. Frank Keep. president of the
corps, will direct the entertainment
One booth will sell homemade cake
and food and supper will be served
in one of the wards from 500 to $3.50
o'clock. The dancing. music and
theatricals will be continuous all day.
Donations of cake and candy may be
cent to Miss Catherine Young at the
hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
EIkS Plan to Celebrate
Flag Day at Big Event
Bv Special Cor espondenf.


TOTTENVILLE June 4-Staten Is
land Lodge No. 841. Benevolent and
Protective order of Elks, has arrang
ed for the celebration of Flag Day
with a service at the Liberty theatre,
Stapleton, Sunday afternoon, june
Is. beginning at 8 o'clock. An elabo-
rate program is being arranged for
the event. The flag day grafton will
be delivered by the Hon. Joseph A.
Daughton. of Pougkeepsie, and others
to take part in the speaking will be
Walter w. Price, who recently be-
came a ~full-hedged member of the
lodge and Past Exalted Ruler Frank
J. Crystal. A specially arranged
musical program will be presented.
Those an the committee of arrange
ments with Theodore o. Tompkins,
the chairman. are James b. Halbert,
secretary; Captain Allan M. Beebe,
C. Livingston Bostwick. Irving ID.
Johnson, j. Louis Garretson. j. j..
Worrell, J. Randolph Grymes. Henry
]. Langworty and William j. C%rosson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04

of the delegates from the recent con-
vention held at Atlantic City were
read. After the program of the day
a social hour followed and dainty re-
freshments were served by the social
committee.
At the next meeting which will be
the final meeting for the a the
Women's exchange department viii
have charge. Each member will
bring an article to sew and the at
ternoon will be devoted to sewing
These garments will be finished dur
ing the season and turned over to the
above committee at the first meeting
in October for the Exchange basket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Roosevelt K. Of c. Plans Parade
BIZ Special Correspondent.

ROOSEVELT, June A large
attendance of Knights of Columbus
were present last night at the regular
meeting of Carey Council. Several OF
the members who recently returned
from France, having been in service
were present and related some OF
their experiences. Another lot of ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived, bringing the number for the
one hundred membership drive closer
to the goal aimed for.
A great deal of time was given to
the parade on June IA in which the
knights plan to take an important
part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
So. ATnbOy Hospital Auxiliary
Has BENEFIT Gard Party
Bu Hpectnr corretponaenr.

SOUTH AMBOY, June 4:-The
ladies of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the South Amboy Hospital Associa-
ton entertained last night at a social
and care party. The spacious council
chamber of the City Hall was filled
with the guests of the association.
There were over thirty tables going
during the evening. Pinochle, euchre,
five hundred and bridge occupied the
attention of the card players while
other diversions were provided to
occupy the attention of the non-play-
ers.
During the course of the evening
an excellent entertainment was pre-
scented. At q later hour dainty re-
freshments were served.
The evening was a decided success
both socially and financially and a
goodly sum was realized for the hos
pital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Plans for New Buildings
Bu speciaI Correspondent.

BIZ Special CORRESPONDENT.
TOTTENVILLE, June I'm the
weekly report of the Bureau OF Build
ings of the borough of Richmond,
submitted by Superintendent McDer-
mott for the week ending May "a
there were ffty-three plans filed for
structures at an estimated cost or
S9s,905. The week before there were
sixty-one permits issued at an estimat-
ed cost of $75.570. In the last report
there we're twenty permits for alter
atoms at an estimated cost of wa
O20 and twenty plumbing permits at
an estimated cost of s10,675 for the
period.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Arrested for ShOpIifting
BIZ STAT CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 4-Word
has been received by County Detective
John Ferguson from Philadelphia that
Mary Young, also known as Mary
Robinson m Mary Robertson, want
ed here on a shoplifting charge dat
ing back to March 7, had beef placed
under arrest and was being held
awaiting extradition. Two other wo-
men were implicated in the shoplift-
ing in March one of whom was sent
to the reformatory. The woman now
under arrest is believed to be the
brains of the trio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Attend Banquet in N. Y.

BID SDeFfuT CDfTtSDOHutLt
TOTTENVILLE, June Past
Chief Companion Mrs. Alexander
Campbell of Westfield Floral Circle.
Companions of Forest accompanied
by Mrs. Rudolph Weisman, attended
the banquet given Mrs. Mary Colahan,
supreme chief commander of the
Companions of the forest at the Hotel
Astor recently. There were 500 that
sat down to the banquet that was
served at 1880 o'clock. An elabo-
rate entertainment was also given in
honor of the distinguished officer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
To Have Food Sale
81 Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, June 4-The June
committee of the Ladies Aid Society
of st. Paul's Methodist church have
arranged for a food sole to be held
on the church lawn this Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock. All kinds of home
made food stuffs will be offered for
sale at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-04
Keyport Improvement Assn.
Has Interesting Meeting
Rp Special correspondens.

KEYPORT, June AT the regu-
lar meeting of the Keyport Improv
ment Association held at h Public
Library Monday afternoon a delega-
ton from the Community club of At
lantic Highlands attended. An inter-
esting meeting was held and reports
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
PROF. HONUS WAGNER,
Of CARNEGIE INSTITUTE

The cali of the VIVID has drawn John
/ Honus WAGNER. banner shortstop OF
the Pirates and veteran of a. thorSa I'D
diamond battles. out Of his lair. Last
year "Bonus~ declared he was through
with the game but every afternoon he
nay be seen on Schen1ey diamond OF
the Carnegie Institute of Technology
AT schenleyi Park. Pittsburgh. putting
the Carnegie candidates through
their PAGES
He is no longer ~~Tsorsyrs- bart r. row
Professor John r. Wagner. General
Athletic trainer and a member of the
Carnegie faculty. He bears his new
title with ths quiet dignity and non
/ chalanca that he had when he was
ssoopsng mp "Safssy cntterS- with the
Pirates
Professor Wagner is facing serious
problem in producing team at Car
neESe for ths available candidates arc
limited in number When Uncle Sam
called the first men in Carnegie to
respond to the call we're the athletes
.and a. a great numher Of these m es
are suu in service the available sup
ply is rather limited
Associated with Professor Warner
: are Or. William l. Marks. Othletic
director OF institute, Captain J. Hazel
Track coach. Walter r. Steffens,
! Football coach and William NJ. Nun
hall, better known as Bert who is
supervisor of Athletic equipment and
keeps the candidates in physical CON
fition
DIR Marks. who has been with the
institute for a number OF years was
a we'll known athlete in the University
of Pennsylvania and made "A name for
himself in all forms of athletics. He
IsayaG ri
played on Rcd and Blue eleven and
IN crack basketball player In ad-
dition 10 being supervisor of athletics.
he is the resident physician of the
institute
The baseball schedule for this year
pits Carnegie against some Of the
best college teams in the middle west
Aprtl - Duquesne University at
home
April IS Lafayette College at home
MAY Bethany College at
Bethany.
May 10 Lehigh University at Lee
high.
May - Bethany College at home
May Fl Ohio Wesleyan University
at home
May "a Indiana Normal at In
diana
May 20 Musk eeon College at home
June 5 Pittburgo CoIlegians at
home.
June Penn State at State Cod
lege.
June Penn state at State Col
lege.
June - Alump, sti'l pending
Manager Gauglcr OF the baseball II
team and Manager C. r. LATHE of the
track team have made 1t their bust
ness 10 put their teams up against
the most worthy opponents they could
ret. The track schedule has not yet
been devided but will include some OF
the fastest aggregations in the middle
western and central states.