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The evening world., 1920-08-27

In his speech at Pittsburgh last
night, Gov. James NJ. Cox. in backing
up his charges that a fund Of $751;
100000 was being raised to elect
Senator Harding to the Presidency
started out with the assertion that
he would prove his charges by off,
DIAL Republican documents. He said
in part:
81 have charged that a campaign
fund of not less than $15,00o,00
would be used by the Republican
leaders in furtherance OF the cam
paign in behalf of the Senatorial oil
garchy. Mr. Hays denies 1t. I shall
depend wholly for the purpose Of
making proof conclusive upon official
documents which came from Repub-
lican Headquarters.
'NIr Hays said a week ago that
the fund would be S3,0OO,0o0. In a
statement in tho morning news
papers from Fred w. Upham, Ma
tional Treasurer of the Republican
Committee, he admits that the total
will he approximately $7,5o0,0o0. Mr..
ITpham doubles Mr.. Hays's figures
From the evidence which we shall
submit 1 think you will agree that
we are justified in multiplying Mr.
Upham's figures by two.
Gov. Cox mentioned the Ways ana
Means Committee organized by the
Renuhlican National Committee In
January. Business men, in most IN
stances very wealthy men. were Sc
Iected as local chairmen, he said, and
that It was Intended as the affair OF
.,class," he showed by quoting from
a letter written on Feb. Z, by Mr'
John Kirby, Chairman OF the Day
TON. O., Committee, which read; "This
ia purely a business mans move
ment."
Continuing, the Governor said;
"1 nresent first a copy of the frs'
edition Of a paper which is entitled
.Omcial Bulletin, Treasurer's once
poruh,ican National Committee, Free
Trpham. Treasurer, No. s55 Conway
Pupding, Chicago, No. 10 West 44ti
street. New York City and published
| Iu,v II. 1920. The FIRST line in III
nrst issue says; This bulletin is OF
ncial.' This was followed by anothe
a,rtldng phrase, which ran as follows
.Nobodv is going to have anything 4
dc with this bulletin who has not hal
actual experience in digging up none
in the feld.'
And then. going from general I
concrete terms, we find this language
If you don't read 1t, you may no
miss any delectRble dlction, but yo
may miss something that those 1
charge think is a part Of your Job
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"CET THE MONEY"
THE REFRAIN OF
C. o. P.'S SLOGAN
Gov. Cox Gives List of Them as
Published by Party
Managers.

In his speech last night Gov.
Cox read these slogans as sent
out by the Republican Party's
Assistant Treasurer 10 the
smoney diggers:"
Harding and Coolidge have the
sonfidsnoe Of the psopleI BUT,
BoYs, GET THE MONEY!
The platform 10 sound enough
20 hold the weight Of the NatiSni
BUT, BOYS. GET THE MONEY!
u takes time to organize, but
we haven't any more time LETT.
BoYs, GET THE MONEY!
Henry E. owen, Director Of the
central Division, sent TO his as
tistants a telegram saying:
N Every State director, every city
direetor, can 20 like Kelly did.
Cat che right man 20 see the right
people. Do II quickly and Sys-
tematieally.
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SAID TO ROB HOMES
TO FIT UP A HOME
Butler and His Wife Held for Al
legged Thefts of Household
Goods Worth $4,000.

Gustave dallard and his wife. Cath
crime. we're held In $1,000 bail each for
tho Grand Jury to-day by Police JUS
tice Eugene oconnor at Garden City.
l.. l., on grand larceny charges involving
between $4,000 and $4,000 worth of
household goods, including oil paintings,
bric-a -brac and bottle OF whlskey.
The couple, VINO worked as butler and
cook for ]. william Morrison. wealthy
resident OF Garden City, were arrested
Wednesday night Chief Of Police Con-
ran OF Camden City. accompanied by
Mrs. Gallard. visited the Gallard home
In New Rochelle. whore he said he re-
covered van load OF stolen goods.
Mrs. Gallard admitted to him, Chief
Conran said. that she and her husband 1
had been taking things from en-
ployers 20 TT up home for themselves,
The couples Victims. he said, included
Mrs. q. f. Stead OF Nassau Boulevard,
l. l.. Jonathan Godfrey OF Fairfield,
Conn. Mrs Thomas Hilllard OF Pelham,
M u. and Mrs. George y. Brewster Of
Manhattan and Jericho. l. !.
MOTHERS GIVE FATHER JOHNS
u.s.iflne y iheir dhiliien for body bniidlng and
~
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sWEEPS UP $1,oS7
BURGLARS DROPPED
stable Cleaner in Newark Finds
Floor Uttered With Bills
and Cons.

John Zandee, stableman at the Ma
i,onAi Biscuit Company No. IT'S Mount
Pisasant Avenue. Newark. was cleaning
tut the stables this morning when he
discovered that the floor was Uttered
Win balls and silver coins. He FOUND
ine money tran ica cut a side entrance
Iovard the company office. Zandee went
Hong. picking up the money as ne wenI
ana when he reached the Office aoor
saw Il had been jImmlsd." He notiheo
company officials whom they arrived and
a was fonud the 0fflcs safe had been
blown. s..s n.A ane
II the burglars had oropped essh enS
3na etahlea as they fled. The check-uI
showed they had gobaway with Sl'fSo'f'
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SEARLES WILL LEFT
ROWLAND FORTUNE
Changed 1t When Reputed Best
Liked Friend Died After
Long illness.
Especial to The Evening wOridl

BOSTON, Aug. 27.-Facts concern
ing the death of Benjamin II. RowN
land have reached here from PhilAe
delphia. It was his death that wed
responsible for the eleventh houa
change in the will Of Edward Fran
ees searies, the multl-mllllonaire.
Rowland was said 10 be Bearles's
best liked friend. Searles met Row
land on a visit to granddaughter Of
searles's aunt. Rowland was a hat
maker, who developed tuberculosis
and when he died after five years
Illness, Mr.. Searles Is reported to
have changed his WILL the bulk Of the
estate up to that tir1e having been
in favor Of the sick hatmaker.
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restrained proHtserina at The gates Of
The farm--the burden Of Government
On shoulders other than their own,
and the Federal Reserve System an
annex TO big business. When the
American people fully grasp the sim
ister menace hanging over them they
will shun II as a plague.
Truly the Senatorial ollgarchy
and their candidates are barking back
to the days of Mark Hanna. The
Wall Street Journal In giving q list
of expenditures In the campaign
since 1860 shows that in 1896 Mark
Hanna spent s16,500,0OO. Nothing
approaching 1t has been attempted
until now. II was this foul thinu
which Theodore Roosevelt brought TO
an end when he reformed the Repub-
lioan Party. When he was doing II
Warren q. Harding branded him as
an Aaron Burr"
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tAey Wodid be defeated with their
oNk money. This ls stlli my belief"
when the Governor was asked
thont reports concerning Democratic
Natlonai finance Of a year ago, he
naidi
y came on beard the Demos
srntle ship July I. know moths
he aboul what happened before
Mat tln@ One thing ! can tsll
8ou is that ! found q dSfieiA but
No nonev."
sChairmaa Hays calls your attack
e. Insult" the Governor wa further
nformud.
-rhe matter of exposing saoh aa
.aous proceeding IL a matter OF
espeeiency due 70 the public. The
d8fenso IL up TO Mr.. HAys"
GREATLY PLEASED WITH THE
bHa EFFECT or SPEECH.
GOV. cdE ssez.ed greatly pleased
nAa oIAs sEposition Of the "plot to
buy ths Presidency" had 30 visibly
6tlieea ne E,sBiio and had brought
the Republican managers to q 90
eision OF vigorous defense. He was
hoeompanied 10 New Haven by
n1Dmer q, CVH.mlnss and shurifI
Ehomas L. Reilly of New Haven, who
heads Ulle ReOoptiOn COMMITTEES Of the
college town.
on the Governors car when ne ar
Rived here Wela fDdNvard II. Moore
Gov, cox's preconvention campaign
manager; Charles r Morris. TIE
obvernorB Secretary; Robert Scott
afltaAAli RAlmsr'S Secretary, and
,1Aanss W. Faulkner
rhe nominee was cioseted at frs,
Nlith the Democratic leaders and ther
Dvent out On shs platform 10 meet the
newspaper men. Right away he wal
OomTnAndeered BY the photographers
who 0rdered him around like a hiret
man The Governor seemed to enjoy
te experience Pnd helped the snap.
shooters to boss him.
rIIeroi" he cried TO q group OF OIL
ers. snremen and yardmen who stopped
lin their work and we're grinnins o.
the performance, "eome on, boys, ant
ho,p me out"
AID he waited until the buncl
scatmbed UP on the platform beside
him and then told the photogra pherI
10 shoot" Then he posed with th'
Newspaper men.
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AMERICAN DIVERS
WIN IN OLYMPIAD
Take First Three Places in Spring
board FinalS-Fine Weather
for REGATTA.

ANTWERP, Aug. 81 (Associated
Press. American won the first three
places in the sprlngboard diving finals
OF the Olympic games to-day L. Il,
Kuehn, Multnomah A. A. C., Portland,
was first; c. Pinkston, Olympic Club,
San Francisco, second, and L. U. Bal
bach, New York A, c., third.
The opening races Of the Olympic
regatta were held here to-day under
favorable conditions Of sunshine and
calm In the Brussels Maritime Canal
here.
The grandsta nds at IN efiaish were
decorated with flags and crowded
while the banks ut that point were
lined with motor yachts and launches
Large crowds filled both banks OF the
canal along the entire 2,0O0-metel
course.
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"T0BY" LYONS DEAD.
Was Well Known Comedian and
One Time Baseball Player.

BOSTON. Aug. 2S,--Thomas A.
Lyons, known as '"roby'' Lyons, died
here this morning. He played ball with
the Syracuse, n. Y, club generation
ago. later was an umpire In the New
England League and tor college games
at Harvard.
For twenty years he was a we'll
known comedian, taking the comedian 8
lead In isle OF SDlce," Yankee Re-
gent" and Mills OF the Gods" and
then with the late Peter Daley In THE
Press Agents" He was very popular
n thsAtTaSai ana basehAn elEdsa,
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shrInkare In AIa.k.,s Oola VOID.

DAWSON, Y. T., Aug. 27.-uold
yield OF placer camps in the Yukon
Valley for 1920 is estimated at S4.4S5.-
600 by mining company officials here
To-day. Camps in the interior of Alas
ka are expected to yield s2,9S5, 600
There has been a considerable shrink
age In the output owing to a dry sea-
son and the decrease In the purchasing
power OF gold.
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ACCUSED BY YOUNG GIRL.
ble Of 30 AsaAilAntS Of Another
Gess Ten Hears.

UMG ON ~
Gets Tea Years.
Martin Loonan, &aho had an once AZ
.to. ilO West s4th Street and Is al
eeed 10 have peen secretary OF the Mu-
lnai welfare League Of Sing Sing
Priso n at one time. was sent to the
rombs to-day by Judge Mcintyre Of
General sessions in default OF 5000
saN. He was charged with an attack
anon a fftson-year-old Bronx girl whom
se is charged with Turing to his ONCE
" advertisihg for sten1ograpne,ri in,
;SoaHas Moot Osborne. one-alms !,
warden q si7g &C. sigPg ag g,,,c,ItieR re9IdisS'S hAd
Tfdee Mott OF General Sessions 20;
hay Imposed the maximum septsnee SSdl
~ ,tenss on James oarrity, or No. eOu
tfest 2bth street, convicted OF beahl
bne OF sixteen men yho ATTACKED SSrvs
,esFed esd on Pier e5. North River. OF
The evening world., 1920-08-27
oausAa win HypoaeFmio needle.

Caught with HYpOdermtc NeedIe'
HATTIE uompers. thirty-four. q No
vi REID Avenue. Brooklyn. was SEN
|enteneed this morning In Special ses-
lions 10 an indeterminate term In the
Senitentiary for attempting o ceIIy
t'hefe ahe visited friend. Louis kra.
Ier. Warden Henry o. Schleth found
IN needle on her when she boarded
IN ilandali'B Island boat at 20th Street
And Hast River on Aug. ~.
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achool HnvestIEators OrGanIEe.

enhtof John d. Mullan Of Rochester
IA made chaIFnen Of the Joint Legis-
Committee recently appointed 20
atlgate the school sys.em of the
- ~ 4 meofinF of the leommiftne
.iSI4 ~ TIE Murray fIill Ho| y to-day.
Iohnaiown Wne made gicD clrlarmnn ana
hiuar william COY % 9teuben
The evening world., 1920-08-27
GOES
WILD OVER cox
AND HIS CHARGE
Governor Makes a Hit With
Great Audience in Repub-
lican Stronghold.
by DaDid Laurence
Especial Cores ospondeht Of The Eve
nina Worldly

PITTSBURGH, Aug. ~ Copyright,
l920).--Politloal meetings may come
and go, but there have been few like
that which Gov. Cox addressed here
Thousands OF people listened eagerly
to the charges made by the Demo-
cratic nominee OF a hugo fund TO
purshase the Presidency" and literally
went into a frenzy Of enthusiasm as
the Governor produced documents
from Republican headquarters tending
to show that at least $4,000, 900 is be-
ing raised In fifty.one cities in twen-
ty-seven States from communities to-
failing 25,O0o.OOO population. and that
EFFORTS are being continued to raise
funds in cities other than those mem
toned In the SS.O0O,OO0 quota
Sensation after sensation was pro-
duced by Gov. Cox and the crowd
gave him a demonstration OF APP
proval that was more like the demon
strations Theodore Roosevelt used to
get. more like the enthusiasm Hiram
johnson commanded. and more like
the spirit OF Joy that one witnesses
In an athletic contest as the bleaohers
rise TO cheer e piece Of good play.
This is Republican stronghold but
II made'no difference--the crowd just
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PEOPLE SAID TO
LOVE A SCRAP.

There's no doubt about 1.-THE
American people love contest. They
like 10 hear candidates swat each
other with hot shots and sarcastic
thrusts. Gov. Cox got more real en-
thusiasm out Of the crowd at Pitts
burgh than Woodrow Wilson got here
in all his speeches put together.
Perhaps It was the extraordinary
character of the occasion. II had
been well advertised In advance be-
cause OF the Governors announce
ment that he would present proofs of
his sensational charges. The big
auditorium was packed to the doors.
A large overflow crowd was ad-
dressed out of doors.
The people appeared convinced
that Gov. Cox had proved his case
One sceptic answered a rhetorical
question by saying he didn't believe
the Governor had named a single cor
poration or individual that had paid
a cent. and Mr. Cox. who appears tC
enjoy heckling, said the Senatorial
Investigating Committee dominated
by Republicans had the power to cal
in Chairman Hays and Treasurer Up
ham and either disprove the charges
or get the names OF the persons wh'
had contributed the quotas.
The Governor read his mnnuscrip
carefully and frequently flaunteC
aloft, so that everybody could se'
them, printed copies OF the offlcia
Bulletin which was published pri
vately and for confidential use by tn,
Republican National Finance Organ
izAtion.
Mr.. Cox evoked much amusemen
as he read some OF the slogans from
the Official Bulletin and as he poke
fun at Senator Harding for saying h
didn't know Of these things when tn
Bulletin containa letter OF iporse
msnt from the Republican cam 3idat
himself
az nnIIrno ftrfN
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ROOTS HAND FROM OVER SEAS
HELPS PULL LPARTYOUT OF HOLE
Veteran G. 0. P. Advisor Furnishes
Basis of Compromise on Party's
latformConcerningP ngPeace Treaty,
Which, Observation-Disclosures
ton in Any Form Not Mentioned.

CHICAGO, June o-The fight the Republican platform as il
relates to the ratification the peace treaty and the League Of Nations
by % Roarn H Johnson plank has been agreed
upon which johnson will accept
If the reports reaching concerning the reported plank
rect he s 1T will not be necessary mike fight over the League OF
Nations the floor of the convention"
But although johnson has he gaed his victory by the aid Of
EHhu Root who stretched his hand the pull the Republican
Party out of another hole When the fight the treaty developed
call cab to the leader who has often been relied upon
lead the party Of troublesome situations and he cabIed back reply
that formed the basis Of to-days compromise.
Although changed somewhat from the original Root text which
still kept secret Senator Borah describes follows:
Condemnation Of the Treaty Nations pres.
rnt form
COm@endHtOn Of pact
cOVenA4t presented by President Wilson.
statement effect that any agreement . foreign nation
must conform with American ideals policies Washing
ton and Monroe.
"A statement faVOrnE The principle OF international
settle disputes between nations.
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BIG CONVENTION
|. CHEERS OVER END
OF TREATY FIGHT
ApplaudS the Announcement
That Agreement on Plat
form Had Been Reached.
SESSION IS CUT SHORT
Recess Taken to Give Time to
Put Final Touches on
the Resolutions.

COLISEUM, CHICAGO, June TO-
After a session Of less than halt
hour the Republican National Con.
ventlOn took a receas until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon 20 o'clock New York
time), when the report OF the Plat
form Committee is to be presented.
Chairman Lodge got the convontion
In order at ll.2O by constant whack
ing Of tho Envel and calls to the dele
gatesto clear the Risles and sit down.
Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore Of.
fered the prayer.
The Venerable Cardinal Cowned In
his flowing rcd robe ana his gray head
crowned by his rod cap made a str4k.
ing figure as ne stood under the snow
wmte sounding board. lie looked ov.
cr the audience as he delivered his
prayer and closed with tho Lords
Prayer as did the Episcopal clergy
man who led.the convention In PRAYER
yesterday
Immediately at tho conclusion or
the prayer Senator Mccormick OF IN,
Sub b-Committee on Resolutions tooL
the platform and reported that the
committee had agreed on platform
which would make for union among
Republicans and which would make
for victory In November. This an
nouncement WAS wildly cheered.
Il have - report that the commit =
tee has unanimously agreed upon a
platform including a paragraph deal
Ing with the Treaty Of Peace" he
shouted 10 the convention. wOllle a
roar Of cheers and applause greeted
his announcement II would be nee
essary, he explained. for the sub-com-
mittee to perfect It's draft and submit
1t to the full committee. which would
consider It Tine by line"
ut is the purpose OF this conven
tton that every delegate should be
heard II he desires. l am Instructed
70 move a recess untn four O'clocl,
this afternoon"
There was a roar OF noes from al
parts Of the hall at the proposal for
adjournment, Senator Lodge put the
motion for adjournment and got q
roar of ayes and a wave OF noes.
1.-THE chair is in doubt said Sena-
tor Lodge, and no asked for a rlsinr
vote.
On that showing the chairman an
nounced tho convention in recess un-
I'll four O'Clock
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-10
BIG HOTELS LIMIT
SUGAR TO ONE LUMP

War time restriction on sugar
after June a. were agreed upon at u
conference between Arnlm w. Riley.
head OF tho Department OF Justice
large hotels and restaurants. held in
Riley's office In the Federal building
this morning.
In the hotels and restaurants at
fectod. Riley said only one lump OF
sugar viii be served with a demi tassc
and two Jumps with a large cup OF
coffee. The sugar bowl Is TO disappear
from the tables.
Among those at the conference were
T. C. Lane and George f. Andrews,
for tho Child's restaurants and qeorgo
w. Sweeney, representing the Bowman
hotels. David A. Pyle and X. Il. Kirk
land, representing the Boomers hotels,
T.. J. Carroll and T.. H. w;singer. re-
presenting the MangOr hotel interests
and Vyril ]. KRemmerlen, secretary OF
the New York Society OF Restaur6teurs
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CARUSO ROBBERY
SCENES RESTAGED
FOR DETECTIVES
''DreSS Rehearsal ConvinceS
Them Gems Were Stolen
Before Tuesday Night
SURE OF INSIDE JOB"
Chauffeur Says He's Suspected
But Falsely-Tells of Mys-
teriouS Visit.

District Attorney lie Roy Young of
Suffolk County and all the detectives
engaged in the hunt for tho 100000
worth Of gems stolen from Mrs. En-
rico Caruso saw to-day all the scenes
OF Tuesday night, when the house
hold was aroused by the ringing of a
burglar alarm, vtvidly re-enacted.
Only two elements were missing-tho
half million dollars worth OF jewelry
and the thief who took them.
Mrs. Caruso and her sister-in-law
and Mrs. Park Benjamin jr., dressed
as they were on the night Of the rob
berry, were seated in the living room
on the lower floor sowing. Then the
bell was set ringing In the box up
stairs and the women jumped from
their chairs. Mrs. Benjamin going to
the telephone to send a warning to
Chauffeur Fitzgerald that there were
intruders within the grounds.
Everything that occurred there-
after on Tuesday night, inclding the
parts taken by the servants, wus pre-
sented TO the District Attorney, 10 the
Pinkerton detectives and the men
from the Corrigan s. Sherwood
Agency from New York.
When the drama had been re-
enacted, the detectives declared that
there was no doubt in their minds
that the actual robbery had occurred
some time before Tuesday and that
the carrying away OF the ringing
box at 1880 o'clock on that night
was merely a stall" to throw In
vestigatons or tho track and con-
vey tn eimpression that the robbery
was not an inside job.
II that were the Idea of the thieves,
the trick has failed to work. The
investigators are more certain than
ever that some inmate Of the Caruso
household, familiar with the comings
and Eoings OF Mrs, Caruso and Mrs.
Benjamin and the movements of all
the servants, stole the jewels and
passed thhem on to a confederate.
They believe also that the robbery
wasa planned y an organized gang Of
Jewel robbers, which has for months
been looting the homes of the
wealthy on Long Island, dn West
chester County and Connecticut
SERVANTS PUT THROUGH
CLOSE EXAMINATION.
All the servants have been ques-
toned and cross questioned by Dis
trict Attorney Young and the detec-
tives, but II any discoveries have been
made the investigators will not reveal
them.
Mrs. Caruso told the detectives Of
the visit. one night about two weeks
(Continued on Second Page.)
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"PENROSE" A NAME
TO CONJURE WITH
Hotel Lobby Quickly damned
When Joker Brides Bellboy
TO Page Absent Senator.

CHICAGO. June 1O.-A funny fell
low in the Indiana delegation. desiring
to test out the interest Ui people
attending the Republican Convention
in senator Penrose. stepped up 70 the
head bellboy OF one of tho leading
hotels, slipped dollar in his hand
and told him to page Senator PEN
rose"
Senator Penrosel" shouted the boy.
an he wormed his way through tho
crowd. The crowd caught the name
and began to whisper that the big
boss had come from his sick bed
to take charge OF the big show, BY
the time the bellboy had covered the
places no thought the Pennsylvania
Senator ought to be in the main
lobby OF the hotel wns packed with
people eager 10 get a look at "Sena-
tor PenrOsa"
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WOmen'S s Poker Games
RecOunted at Hearing of
Player Accused as Tibet
GARDNER WINS WAY
INTO GOLF FINALS
IN BRITISH MATCH
American Player Defeated SOott by
Two Up-Has Good Chance
for the Title.

MUIRFTBLD. Scotland, June 1O.-
Robert A. Gardner OF Chicago, won
his semi-final round match In the
British amateur golf championship
from the Hon. Michael Scott Of the
Royal st. Georges Club, here to-day
by two up. He had previously won
his way into the senI-finals byG de-
feating Gordon Lockhart OF Prest-
wick, two up.
The closing stages OF the tourna-
ment began this morning with eight
competitors remaining for the sixth
round play. Gardner was the sole
American, the others comprising
three English and four Scotch play.
ers,