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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28
Their Play Being Followed
by Enthusiasts Euery-
mhere.: Begin Tourney at
Cape May Today
BY SPICK HALL

DHiLADELpHIA women are once
more the rynOsurp of the worlds
eyes. The national championship event
which will be held at Shawnee in the
fall will attract fine field this year
Although Philadelphia representation
will not predominate numerically. it
will in quality. consequently the play
of the women from here in all coming
matches will be watched with interest
throughout the country by men and
women golfers alike.
AS far as tournament play is con
cerned, the women players of the Phila :
delphia district have been idle since
June TO- the date on which the Dixon
Cup event was staged. Since then the
women have not been idle. however. in
the matter of practice. ALI of those
who anticipate playing for the national
title have been hard at work ou the
links, perfecting their games and
getting into shape for the tournaments
that are to precedo the Shawnee
matches
Begin Play Today
This afternoon the first of a nreIi,S
mary series of tournaments will hopin
on the nine hole course at Cape Nav.
The entry list will be fairly representa-
tive, although Philadelphia will have bv
far the most players. Among the moro
expert Philadelphians who were to an
pear this afternoon were Mrs. Cslah
Fox, Mrs. r. H. Barlow and Mrs G.
Henry Stetson.
This afternoon an eighteen bolo
qualifying round was on the docket
Three siXteens were to qualify and beinp
match play tomorrow morning. com,
pleting the tournament on Wednesday
afternoon.
Below is the list of parings:
2;oo-Mrs ,Caleb Fox, Huntingdon Valley
rs steTar Es!HisFSiG Hsm3on ovfffhR}reoN fh}ls and @
Mrs. S. B. Peck, PhllsG, GaPe e May and
2la-Miss X. Dimond, Cape Nav ma
o.oz Mss D. Cans, baltimore G. {.
=@'-Mrs. A, Reed Cape May, and Mrs.
2:so-Mrs Bartlett, sP Cape May; and Mrs. F.
3""-Mrs G. f. Armstrong and Mrs Fl
"NIs MIS- + + 6imond G'ET" "a Gap. cas; Hs2 May and
2i5-Mrs. ". Biven. Llanerch. and Mrs
Paul Rankin. Llanerch. '"
2:6U-Mrs. j. l.. Crew, IlanerCh NJ.
2:55-MrsM M w T"sSr ssRs ste%snson May Ra!s an
Mrs G. Lewis. Sh'
a:oO--llss NJ. Smith: Cape May, and Mis-.
WV Miss Shoemaker, Cape May. ''"' A"C
sI0-Miss X Rogers, Cape May, and Mist
Mrs, H, NJ Tllden, Cape May
Course In Shape
The course at Cape May is in fnC
condition for the tournament. Ther,
was not nearly so much rain at tn,
seaside resorts of southern Jersey a.
there was in Philadelphia consequent
| ly the greens committee at Cape MAJ
saw to it that the course was KEEP
we'll groomed for this banner event o
| the golf season at the shore.
All during the last week many of tn
women who were entered in the tour
nament have been practicing, and II 1
expected that there will be some excel
lent scores made, not only because tn
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Meado,vs the New Phil alexander

MEADOWS % have
Of in
Brooklyn game
HE nhi ball had the Dodgers eating his
Meadows is the best finger Cravaths payroll and
and
way in be
hut in
a trip
esun N W
steIIop nteithC CIevean a ePGrko the
(TOHN Hills finished second in
of Mr. Wnskl
did and
,h fairly close
Trcmbe another the
't>1sen. &he sad6g ard 5. n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

IN PAST
MEANS NOTHING TO
REDS UNDER MORAN
Forty fue Seasons of Sebacks viii Haze No Psycholog
ical Effect on This Ne,U Cincinnati Clan Which Is
Led by Manager Who Has Kno,vn Success
IN THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICl
Copyright. 1919. All rights teserved

THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICE
Copyright 1919. All rights teserved
The Call of Fate
There are some tohom drop to the depths:
There are some ichom lead to the crest;
take them and make them
Or hold them aud break them
Before they hare gro,on to the test.
stay tcih them-play ,oith them
Go on mU 1cdU iCith them,
Moldng each dream in each breast.
And smile as I hear the crorods cheer
Some star I'pe ordained for the fran.
While others must fall
Whom I'Ue crushed to the ,oaH
By taking their luck all a,oay;.
By ratching and tagging them,
Blocking aud nagging them,
Holding them erer at bay.
But once in 1ohile there is born
fighter toho breaks from my trend
Who cdrpeS his onn tcay
ThrOHgh the heart of the fray.
Regardless of tohat may send;
Who foilS me aud blocks me,
Who scorns me and mockS me,
By playing the game to the end.
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American Stars Sail Wednesday

New York. July 2s,-The American track
and field team which swept It's rivals OFF
their feet in the recent interalled champion.
ahipts at Pershng Stadium, Paris. Is 10
leave for home on the transport LevlathT
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Huquenot REGATTA AUGUST 1s

Now York, July. 2s.7,-The Huguenot Yacht
Club announces chat Its twenty-fourth an
nual regatta viii sbe sailed on Saturday.
August i8. II Is opsE 70 All iegular classes
spsciai classes not over Class y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

MYTH Canada 1t acas merely matter of friendly co,
W the game itself number of notches above til
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Canadian Sportsmanship

DCT the fans not the ,oho make the base hits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
hIbERA|ANS TO Open
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Opening Session This Afternoon In
Auditorium Of Knights Of Column
bus Building.

Many delegates to the state con-
vention OF the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians, which will open this after
noon at o'clock in the auditorium
of the knights building, near Ninth
and Grace streets, arrived yesterday
and last night, and from present in
dications the meeting will be more
widely attended than any previous
one held by the organization. This
convention was to have been held In
Lynchburg last August, but 1t was
postponed until now because of the
war conditions.
The principal speakers today will be
Rev. Father Edward Brosnan, of the
Cathedral, and John J. Blake, former
president of the state organization.
The business sessions Will continue
through tomorrow and at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon a luncheon VIII De
served.
Charles F. Taylor Is president for
Henrico county, and Mrs. J. J. Will
liams is president Of the Ladies' Aux
iliary which will hold joint session
with the Hiberntans. This is the
Oldest Irish Catholic organization In
the country. having q membership OF
100, 900 men and $4,000 women.
The entertainment committee Is
composed of Edward Ryan. Charles F.
Taylor, Mrs j. J. Williams and Mrs.
Anna Mcdonnell. business OF i'm
portance will be transacted at this
convention and 1t Is expected to be
one Of the most successful ones ever
held by the organiza ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
arc you?

looking just Hike . plant trying to
grow In . soil deficient In trnn. rallor
means anasmiA- The skin Of an anAe-
milo woman IL pale. the nssh nabby.
Tho memory fails, and often they boz
coma weak. nervous. irritable. de-
spondent ana melancholy. 0ive anoh .
woman Z short course Of MINATED Iron
and she often quickly becomes An en-
tirely different individual - strong.
healthy and rosy-cheeked. have used
Nuxated Iron widely in my own prac-
tice In most severe, aggravated condt-
tions with unfailing fesuitA have
induced many other physicians to give
1t trial. all OF whom have given me
most surprising reports In regard to its
great power a. q health And strength
tuiIdeN-
ManufactuverS Note, NuxAtsd Iroa
which 10 used by DR.. Sullivan and
others with such surprising results.
and which 10 prescribed and Ysoom-
mended above by physsciAns 10 not =
secret remedy. but one which II we'll
known to druggiatD everywhefA On
like the older inorganic iron pPoducta.
1t 10 easily asaimilated, dses not M
jure the teeth. make thssm black. nor
upset the stomach. Tho manufacturers
guarantee successful and entirely sat-
isfactory results 10 every purchases or
they v1A refund POUR money. II ID dis
pensed In this atty by Tragic npNe o..
Polk Miller psug a1orss and IN etAae
dIuGEistA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
MAYOR APPROVES ] ] I ! ]
NEW ORDINANCES

Mayor Ainslis yesterday attached his
signature OF approval to the various
measures forwarded him from city
council. and returned the papers to
the city clerk. Tho paper OF most
interest to the public Is that requiring
the telephone company to return to its
former rates, operative before the gov
.crnment took over the system.
This resolution was introduced by
Alderman Powers. who declares that
the company deserves no special con-
alteration at this time as the rates
were raised without reference to city
council. and now that the business Is
back In the hands OF private owner
ship. the rates prevailing before must
be restored.
The company has a petition before
the corporation commission asking for
Increased rates. Upon this the city
council wifi be called to act eventually.
and It b then the question OF Increased
rates should be considered, says AL
derman Powers.
Other measures approved by the
mayor:
Closing Goddin street
To establish line OF alley between
Cary and Main. Third and Fourth
streets,
10 amend ouD-SeCtiOn b, 6eCtlOn IL,
chapter Is. City Code, concerning loan
companies
To cancel sewer bin b. r. Harmon
estate
To cancel sewer bill against Mollie
G. West
To authorize sale OF old school
house At Cary and Sycamore streets
To acquire land for alley extending
from Virginia avenue to Miller avenue.
between Roberts and Wickham streets
To authorize purchase OF copies OF
the new Code of Virginia for certain
city officers.
For free water for shower baths for
children
To pay claim OF L. b. Hatke. dam
age to auto.
Granting leave OF absence with pay
to Police Justice III. A. Maurice.
Modifying present telephone rates
In city of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
COMMUNITY SING
AND CONCERT TODAY

An attractive program has bean
arranged for the concert and sing ~
Byrd park this afternoon 1t 5
o'clock. The concerts win be con-
t,nued on request Of the Playground
and Recreation association Of Rich
mond. and by popular demand. There
will be no speaking at the concert
today. the program for which 10 As
follows:
Stars and Stripes Forever
tSousa); "Mammon's Magic Police"
tTitD: Song of the Sour (Breii);
There's a Lump of Sugar Down in
Dixie" tGumble): la Paloma"
fYradier); ''Valse Adele" {Briquet);
Thunder and Lightning" noveland):
"Out of the East fRosey); Get OF
My Foot" tKernelli); I'm Forever
Blowing Bubbles" tDanmark). Sol
aiers' Chorus From Faust (Gou-
nod Have a Smile" (Morat) !:
"Frenchy" (Tilzer): Good Bye"
tTostD: star Dreamer" tFulton.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
HARVARD chlIRn[h TO
JAPAN AND PORTO rico

The Harvard Endowment fund
cha4rznen for Japan and Porto Rico.
just appointed by Thomas w Lamont
and Eliot Wadsworth. joint chair
men OF the national committee of the
fund. are Takashi Komatsu. OF To-
kohoma, and Edward A. Bailey, OF
Manat, Porto Rico.
Mr. Komatsu took hts A. NJ de-
gree from Harvard in 1911. He 70
president Of the Harvard club of
Japan, ami has been since leaving the
United States connected with the
Oriental Steamship company. He will
be assisted in his work by Royozo
Asano, who declined the chairman
ship In favor of Mr.. Komatsu.
Mr.. Bailey ia q horticulturist and
ranchman In Porto Rico. yhere he
went not long after his graduation
from Harvard In 1891 and his COM
pleticn OF Q study of engineering.
On hts ranch he boasts having the
highest golf tee IN the world 1t ID
reached by an electric funicular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17

The following trafic orders were Is
sued yesterday by Director of Publc
Safety Myers.
Trafric Order No. II
In order TO relieve the congested
traffic conditions along Cary and
Thirteenth streets, by virtue OF au-
thority invested in me by law. the
following regulations are ordered ef-
fectiye from and after midnight, sun
day August II, 1919:
Thirteenth street, from Main TO
Cary street. is hereby designated As
a ONE WAY traffic street for SOUTH
BOUND traffic only.
Vehicles will not be allowed to park
on Thirteenth street between Main
and Cary streets, and on Cary street.
between Twelfth and Fifteenth
streets, except for a sufficient time to
receive or discharge their loads
The prattice Of placing produce
and other merchandise in the road
way on Twelfth street and on Cary
street, thus ohstructing traffic in these
eongested thoroughfares, will cease,
and no goods or other distractions
will be allowed to stand In the road
way of these streets between curb
and curb.
In order to accommodate the pub
lie and the FOR Hire Veh1CleS uoihb
business in this section, the follow
ing additional stands are designated
at which For Hire" vehicles may
stand waiting for employment:
Gar Shockhoe Slip.
(b1 North side of MIL street. from
Fourteenth street to Virginia street
Tenth street, from Bank to Cary
streets, h hereby designated as a
| ONE-WAY traffic street for NORTH
| BOUND traffic only.
Twelfth street. from Main 10 Cary
streets, In hereby designated a. a
ONE-wAY traffic street for NORTH
BOUND traffic only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17

h4v0 strongly emphasized he
great necessity Of physicians making
haneA EXAMINATIONS 0f their weak.
snasmle. rundown patients. Thou
sands of persons go on year after year
suffering from physical weakness and
= highly nervous condition due to lack
Of su6sefent iron In their red blood
ccrpusclss without ever realiStng the
without IRON In your blood yeur food
merely passss through mo body. some-
thing IKE corn through an old MIN with
rollers % wide apart that tina mill can't
Grind.
Tor wasn't Of iron ron may 30 N ala
man 1t thirty, dull Of intellect. poor IN
memcsy. nervous, irritable and all run
iroa n your blood You may sttll BE-
ycung IN feeling. full Of life. your
whole being trimming ovor with vim
ana energy.
-As proof Of this take the ease OF
Former United states Senator and Vice.
Presidential nominee Charles A. Towne.
w1Ae 1t past So u still = variable
naountain Of tircless energy. senator
fowns says. I have found Nuxatsd
Iran Of the g1satest benent - : tonic
ana reeulativA Henceforth shall not
~ without Y. ana In position to
teddy for khs Naneht of others TO the
reaAarkpbIs ana Immediate halpfulness
Of this pemedy. and unhesitatingly
rscommsad Nuxated Iron 70 those who
fen tho neAA Of renewed ene9gv and
the ssgu1aStty OF hediiy functidns
LIT u my opiu1on yeu can't mfke
0tnea9 leen. forcefal men and healthy
ro1R Aeekod women by feeding them
" ulA<aiIie ivsa. The old forms Of
'!ns4a1lia - INST % through I, eigss-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
Street CAR MEN
HAVE FORMED UNION

A labor union OF street car en-
rtQyes has been formally organized.
and win apply for application into
the Central Trades and Labor
council at its next meeting.
1t Is stated that the men will make
no extravagant demands upon the
company, but will be satisfied with
small increase at this time. with
chances for mort later on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
ORDER OF. St. LUKE
HOLDS CONVENTION

The Right Worthy Grand Council.
Independent Order Of Saint Luke, il
holding its nfty-second biennial con-
vention at the St Luke Office building.
1924 St James street The hrst
meeting of the executive board was
held Friday Mt IL noon. with the fol-
lowing grand officers and directors:
Amanda 8. williams. Wilmington,
y; c. R W G.. chief: A. G. Russ
Maggie L. Walker. Richmond. Va. R.
w. c.. secretary treasurer; Rev. I. J.
+. Handy, Delaware, R w. G., pre-
late; Mildred e. Mccormick. Balti-
more, Md, h W. G., messenger;
James II. Blunt, Virginia. r. w. G..
inside sentinel: Grace Briscoe, New
York. N. T.. r. w. G.. outside SEN
tinel.
Executive Board: saIl3e B. Pree,
Norfolk, Va. Charity Jones. New
York city; Frances Coz. LynchSurS:
rev. c. n. King. Hickory. N. c.; Jose-
phine d. Cannady. Echman, w. Va:
Anna J. Evans. Attleboro. Mass;
Booker Ellis, Dfnwiddie. Va; Jose
phine Graham. philadelphia Pa;
Rev. A. c. Garner. Washing ton, D. c.
Advisory COMMITTEES: Ella o. wal
Ter, Richmond. Va. SaIlie w. Dick
erson, Richmond, Va; Rev. T. d.
Lewis, Richmond. Va; R. H. Cooley,
Petersburg. Va: Rosa E. Watson.
Richmond, Va
The matrons will convene Monday
at 9 o'clock A. M, at which time re-
ports from fourteen states wifi be
submitted by them. On Monday
night the new st Luke office building
wiz he dedicated. Rev. W. r. Granam
will daltver the dedicatory address
and music win be furnished by the
Excel Chorus and the All Star female
quartetta-
Tuesday at O'Clock A NJ. the
regular session of the biennial con-
ventton will be called to order by
r. w. G. chief, Amanda s. Williams,
Wilmington, y. G. Delegates and
representatives will be present to an
swer the roll-call.
On Tuesday night celebration IN
honor of the landing OF the negroes
at Jamestown in 1913 wifi be held at
the City Auditorium. Rev. r. c.
Ransome, Of New York city, will de-
liver the address, Prot ]. Milton
Sam son VIII introduce the speaker.
On Wednesday night = general tn
sprction and reception WIN be held
ut the new once building. The or
ganixation ends Its most prosperous
year.
NJ Alphonso rorren. Miss Martha
Smith and Eloise Williams win de-
liver the welcome addresses to the
convention
POI1CE RECOVER MUCH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
Petersburg
Especial to The Richmond virginian)

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration Of labor day
by the Central Labor union and affi-
lated organizations. The parade,
which will be the best OF its kind
ever eeen here, will contain more
than forty floats, to be furnished by
Sycamore street merchants The pro-
ceeds from the celebration to be held
at Iakemont park will be divided
between the Methodist orphanage and
the Salvation army.
Dr. r. Anlick Burke has been ap-
pointed assistant chief surgeon or the
Seaboard Air Line. DR.. Burke, who
is a promin emit local surgeon, was in
the service throughout the war with
headquarters at the Naval hospital,
Portsmouth His father, DR.. ]. NJ.
Burke, is chief surgeon on the S.
A. l..
Already serving jail sentences for
various offenses, Willis Clark. Eugene
Smith and Louis Quigly. all coiored,
were arraigned before Justice Glenn
ents this morning and each drew fif-
teen additional days In the local
CASTLE. The men were charged with
stealing forty EIGHT ptnts of liquor
confscated and stored in the JAIL. The
whiakey had been put in the cellar
under a heavy lock. The prisoners
were found In a drunken stupor and
confessed their guilt
Mande EArnett, young white girl,
arrested in q raid on North Syca-
more street house, was ordered Try
Justice Clements to be held for ex-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17

May BE Had yfcn HendQuaEteEs 10
Tho Asking.

flbe Asking.
The premium list Of the Virginia
State Fair association - ready Tor dis
tribution. and may be had BY applica-
ton In person or by mail at fair head
quarters In the Mutual building, Rich
mond
The book 10 storehouse OF infor-
nation. full OF interesting matters,
pertaining particularly to interests OF
the fair association, and to business
and agriculture In general.
The fair will be held the week OF
October 9Th. A large corps OF work
men are now busy getting the grounds
In shape, painting. whftewAahinG, roll
ing. carpentering and landscape gar
dening
Manager saunders stated yesterday
that Ali indications pointed to most
successful and attractive exposition
The amusements have already been
booked. and according to Manager
Saunders, represent the pick Of vande-
vile and music. including some of the
most sensational free acts ever seen
here.
Entries for tns various department
are pouring in. and according to the
manager. the displays will exceed
largely any previous fair.
Special arrangements have been
made for . superb spectacular display
Of daylight fireworks and the nignt
Display. Manager Saunders says VIII
simply turn night into day.
The premium list hiss been augment
ID, and liberal prizes are offered 70 the
nve stock and Agricultural depart
mentA.
h the announcement just issued the
association says:
we beg to state that we have again
been successful in securing An EXHIBIT
rom the q. 8. government. which VIII
include exhibits from the army, navy,
agricultural. interior. commerce ano
publicity departments This exnioi'
win cover 10000 square feet OF moor
spaoa. and VIII alone be worth a TIP
fBon xny fart Of Virginia to see.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17

serious harm to yourself than When you 1et your o.
Of iron-iron that gives It strength and power
to change food into living tissue" says DR.. James
Francis Sullivan. formerly physician OF Bellevue
Hospital (Outdoor Dept). New York. and the
Westchester County Hospital.
Modern methods OF cooking and the rapid pace
1t which people of this country live has made such
an alarming increase IN iron deficiency In the blood
OF American and women that have often
marveled the large number OF people who lack
iron In the blood. and who never suspect The cause
of their weak. nervous, rundown state Lack Of
iron in the blood not only makes q man physical
and mental weakhng nervous irritable, easily
fatgued. but utterly robs him Of that vire force.
that stamina and strength Of VIII which
necessary to success and power In every walk Of
life. II may also transform . beautiful sweet
tempered woman into one who II crosA nervous and
L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
NO MERCHANTS TAX
FOR CONSUMERS LEAGUE

Holding that the money used 10
purchase products for their own use
II not capital employed In business,
Attorney John r.. Saunders
yesterday advised officers OF the Ken
terS and Consumers Protective asso-
csation that members OF that organ
xat4on could band together Tor ,ne
nurpoee OF saving the middleman's
profits without subsecting themselves
to = merchants license tax.
IN attorney-Eenerafs opinion Was
not refative to the purchasing OF
rcods ~ the association. but by IN
diy3dnsl members OF the association.
who enjoy the same privileges as II
they wer6 not AFFILIATED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17

The supreme court of appeals has
refused to reverse the lower court In
the appeal of the Southern Railway
company from n verdict of $4,000
found for Julias b. Wilkinson by the
circuit court Of Mecklenburg.s The
plaintiff brought suit after an auto
mobile driven by her was struck and
demolished by train. several occu-
pants being injured. Action was based
on the plea that the defendant had
allowed lumber to be piled near the
ci9ssinr In such a manner as to
Obscure the approach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
Medical College Record

A record OF the part played in the
world war by all graduates OF the
Medical College of Virginia will be
included In the college annual of next
year. PHYSICIANS and surgeons have
been asked TO send their names adj
dresses and full details OF their SER
vice to the secretary OF the college
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
MUNICIPAL BATHING
POOL DRAWS CROWDS

Richmond's stay -at-home popula-i
ton Is taking advantage of the
Pleasures offered at the bathing pool
sShields lake, Just orened to the
public. and daily hundreds Of men.
women and children cool themselves
in the clear waters OF the lake, far
from the dust Of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-17
RECOVER MUCH
STOLEN PROPERTY

Ale2scugA ths thief or thieves were
Abnsnk. police o4kueFs made rich
haul Of stoaAn CLOTHES yess erday At
1905 Moure street. Detective Sergeant
Wiley, Sergeant C1mrkson and Patrol
man Krcuss transferred approximate
" $6oN worth of wearing apparel
from that address to police head
quArt~rA