davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
IINl TON MARK.
AkMlN A. SChLESTNGER.
srAgTE or TLLiNoIs. COOK COUNTY.


L. ROBERT n. swEIrzER countv
nierk Of the County OF Cook. no HERE
~ CERTIFY that I am the lawful cus-
uouian or the ofhcial records OF N0faries
Public Of said county and ar such ON
cer, am duly authorized 90 isue certin-
Gates OF magistracy that Boss Peterson.
whose name is subscribed TO the proof
OF acknowledgement OF the annexed in
strument IN writing. was, at the time of
taking such proof Of acknowledgements
Notary Public In and FOR Cook county
duly commissioned. sworn and acting IA
such and authorized 90 take acknowl-
edgments aud IUoofs Of deeds or convey
anccs Of lnnds, tenemcnts or hcredita-
ments. in sid State of illinois, and 10
administer oaths; an Of which appears
from the records and iles In nv office.
that ] am well Acquainted with the hand
writing OF said Notary and verify bellere
that The signature TO the said proof of
acknowledgment Is genuine; and, fur
ther the anncxed instrument Is executed
and Acknowledged according TO the laws
Of the state Of Illinois
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hefcunto set my hand and afhxad the
seal of the county Of Cook at my ONCE
In the city Of Chicago In the said county
this 2ist daN Of June, 1920
ROBERT NJ. SWEfTzER,
Seal of the County Of Cook,
March Illinois 1881
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
Seal Of the County Of Cook,
March Illinois 1881
STATE or ILLINoIs. COUNTY on

COOK, IS.
RE 1T REMEMBERED. That on this
2ist day of June. A. d. 1920. personally
appeared fcforc me- Bess Peterson. the
subscriber Notary Public for said
count, and State, Clayton Mark presi-
dent OF Mark Manufacturing Cornnnnv.
and party TO the foregoing statement
known 60 me personally 10 be such and
! having first made known 60 him the
contents " said statement he did ac-
knowledre that he signed. sealed and dn
livercd the same as his voluntary act and
deed, and drpased that the facts therein
stated wero truly set forth
] GIVEN under my hand and seal of
oihccs the day and year aforesaid
BESS PETERSON.
Notary pul,lio
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
CAR IPsETs. OHAUrFEIR nm

Frank y. IT0ssI0nU, OF. FcnnFUs-
vile, :. g., chauffeur IN charge Of
one Of a number Of cars enroute from
about The head, and one hand severe
ly bruised when his car overturned
on the philadelphia turnpike ycsler-
day lie was brought 20 The police
station by Hallock s. Raw probation
officer, and then taken 10 The Delaware
Hospital
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
NOTICES


STATEMENT AND CERTIFICATE OF
80, - ,hshDuCIiON OF CAPITAL STOCK
i,s,,, iSS.hD BY MARK MANUFACTURING
We the undersigned. do hereby make.
~. s,.n, acknowledse. nle and record this
stsnJI.,.' OF me reduction Of the out
eeTindlhk capital stock issued hv the
Mnrk Manufacturing Company. 4 cor
t..titi"u Organized under the laws OF tho
tsi's ~ on 'eiaware. and do certify that
'ns etpsS isS,r herein stated are true
fihSl That In accordance with
notice duly given. meefioo - 49,.
e1tochhoidefs y of said Mark Manufacturinr
company was held on the oIsf dov ~
,,,.l' "nns' wv Tor the purpose OF acting
upon the question OF decreasing fhe cant
,sl stock issued by said comnanv fref,
ios'soe shares 10 1000 shares.
SESoNp; That hv a unanimous vcta
y al .ne stockholders Of the said COM
to ro,,,,co M saiu st meeting Il was resolved
company 20 1000 shares '''-
THIRD THAT It was reaolved that
snid capital stock issued shonld no de~
,ffased hy the surrender OF every SHARE
hoiaer OF his shares and the issue to
dcer.ns.'i ,'s NV ,neleot, or a proportionately
FOURTH THAT an the debts Of the
company not otherwise fully secured
nave been paid and discharged and fhat
WY, NY uecrease OF said capital stock from
been effected by the surrender of every
shh ieholder of his shares and The issna
20 him In lieu thereof of a proportion
"'eiy ,,.l,, decreased number Of shares.
~ t 3. That the name of the nresi-
dent on said company Is CLAYTON MARI
SlAlh That the names OF all the dl-
rectors OF the said company are as fol-
CLAYTON MARK.
ARMfN A. SCfILESTNcFR
ANSON MARK.
Ann hereunto we, majority Of the
sald directors, do accordingly set our
respective hands and seals this 2ist a.
OF June, A. ID. 1920.
CLAYTON MARK. fSuATA
CLAYTON MARK. tsrAra
- Director.
ANsoN MARK, tsEAL,
/ Director
ARMIN A. SCHLESINGER. (sRALl
Director
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
Too Fat?
EASY. HOME SELF TREATMENT

Overstoutness weakens. the liver be-
comes sluggish, fat accunulates. heart
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
Eonne Seeker

Eonne Seeker
Stop and look at these new seven
room houses. 30i w. Twenty-elghth
street Is a corner house, porch all
around 'front.' and sides 3ii W. T,Hen-
ty-eighth street Is another corner
corner house and $40 w Twenty
eighth street intermediate house: an
built semi-detached. only three left
out Of a.; come out ard got your
pick
Prices and terms on premises. No
brokers IN this
Mortgages can be arranged.
e. NUTTER
Owner and Builder.
Keys at 3i3 W. 2sth st.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
hess rErERsnN
Notary Public.
Cook County. IN
STATE c1o,, OF 3 ILLINOIS, COUNTY or

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY or
COOK. SS
BIZ 1T REMEMBERED. That on this
-lst day Of June. A. D. 1920. personally
appeared before me. Bess Peterson. the
subscriber q Notary Public for said
county and State, CLAYTON Mark and
Anson Mark. directors Of MARK MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY. and parties to
the foregoing statement known 10 me
personally TO be such, and I having first
made Known 20 them, and each of them.
the contents or said statement, they did
each, sevcrally acknowledge that they
signed, sealed and delivered the same as
their several voluntary act and deed.
anu each deposed that the facts therein
stated were truly set forth
GIVEN under my hand and seal Of
onice, the DAY and year aforesaid
BESS PETERSON.
,,.,. Notary Publia.
BESS PETERSON,
Notary Public.
Cook County. H.
My Commission Expires June II. 1azS-
BESS PETERSON.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
STATE OF wIscoNsIN. COUNTY OF

Circuit Court, Milwaukee Co.,
Wisconsin.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
llCORICE

The greater part of black licorice IS derived from Spain, where it is made from the juice of the plant and mixed with starch to prevent it from melting in hot weather. The licorice plant is a shrub that attains a height of three feet and it grows wild where its roots reach the water. It flourishes espec- ially on the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Since the valley or the Euphrates contained one of the earliest civilizations in the world. the probability is that licorice is about the oldest confection in the world and the taste which the boys and girls of today like so we'll was enjoyed by the youngsters of three thousand years ago-Argonaut
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
MASQUERADE DANCE
 ID BE ATTRACTION
 AT PEACOCK THURS.

In answer to the requests of hun dreds of patrons. Walter Willis Powell has decided to stage another big mas querade dance at the Peacock next Thursday night. This will probably De the last one of the season and prep aratlons are already under way to make It the biggest event of the kind Whlch Phoenix has ever seen.
 At the other masquerade balls which Manager Powell has staged prizes of unusual intrinsic value were given, such as solid gold jewelry, silk shirts and expensive articles of feminine ap- parel. Winners of the prizes for cos tunes next Thursday night are as- sured of receiving even more gorgeous awards than were given in the past.
 The Peacock is going to remain open throughout the summer months and many feature attractions are being ar ranged for the large patronage which IS enjoyed by the dance hall beau t1ful." Work on the Peacock gardens Is being rushed and the alluring sum- mer resort will be opened about the first of May. Manager Powell is now In communication with several noted eastern entertainers and expects to have some of the best talent in the country to make the Peacock gardens a
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
E[KS TO SHOW FILMS
 FOR FUNDS ID TRAIN
 DISABLED SOLDIERS

In recognition of the national char acter and spirit of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. the govern ment of the United States has request ed the order to assist in the great work of providing vocational training great war.
 In order that the various lodges of the Elks may participate in render ing the assistance requested and for the purpose of securing funds to en- able the order to successfully, effi- ciently and thoroughly carry out it's plans regarding the rendition of this service to the government, the order has made and prepared two feature motion pictures which are being dis tributed to the lodges of the order for exhibition by them. These feature films are as good as any feature films produced and are known as The Way Back and ''The Spirit of E1kdom."
 Phoenix lodge. B. P. O. E.. No. 335. Monday, April 25 and 26. These ex- hibitions will be given as follows: Two exhibitions commencing at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, April 26: two ex- hibitions commencing at 7:30 D. m. Sunday evening, April 25; two ex- h1bltionS commencing at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening, April 26.
 The admission charge made by Phoenix lodge for each of these ex- hibitions is 50 cents. The money de- rived, after deducting expenses, will be devoted to the vocational training of disabled veterans of the great war.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

place where one can find the highest class of amusement.
 Members of the present staff of en- tertainers will be retained. according to Mir. Powell. Gertrude Parish is proving to be a stellar attraction at the popular dance hall and the team of Greenlougl and Frish has already won larger following than was ever enjoyed by any entertainers appear ing in the city. Many who never dance 20 to the Peacock to enjoy the lively musical program, while the special events, such as the scheduled mas auerade ball, always draw a big gall lery of spectators.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
F HAIR |S TURNING CRAY, USE SAGE TEA. Here's Crandmother's Re-
 cipe to Darken and
 Beautify Faded Hair

That beautiful. even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brewing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two of Sage and Sulphur enhances it's appearance a hundredfold.
 Don't bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get this famous old recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound This can always be de- pended upon to bring back the nat ural color and lustre of your hair.
 Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now be- cause it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair. taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair has disap- peared, and after another applica- ton it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and luStrous.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
sIckLY STREAMS
(Boston Transcript)

Rivers, said the American, 'why your rivers are nothing to ours. Com pared with our Hudson and Mississip pi your Mersey. Severn and Thames are sleepy, sickly streams"
 '.Oh, comet" protested the English man, T think your rivers are just as sickly as ours"
 How do you make that out?"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

The development of an air route from Egypt to India and its use for carrying mails has been recommended by British government advisory com mittee on aviation.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
H,pPocR,NEAN

First Doctor-Did you have a large flu practice during the epidemic?
 Second Doctor-About a hundred gallons, should say. And you?
 First Doctor-Oh. two or three hun dred cases.-Cartoons Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
WHERE THEY FLED

Miss Hoyler-Did ray voice fill the drawing room?
 Frank-No; it filledtthe supper room and the conservatory b-Dallas News.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Tt costs to build.''
 "Still, you seem to be able to sell house for anything you ask"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

jokes?
 Humorist-Out of the air, so to speak. Why do you ask?
 Friend-Nothing. I would merely suggest that you go where there is some fresh air.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

A thermometer that clamps on top
 1 of a milk bottle has been invented 1 for ascertaining the correct tempera- ture when pasteurizing milk.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
RESERVE NATIONS

(HOme Sector) "Waiter, there's a speck on this sau- cer' Beg pardon, sir, that's your sugar"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
WITH THE MINDS EYE

(Boston Transcript
 Many absent pupils were seen in the empty seats Monday morning when the teacher took her accustomed place.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
BRILLIANT PAIR

(BOSton Transcript ''She says I am the light of her life" "Oh, she says that to every chap who shines up to her."
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

Well, they are all confined to their beds,'' replied the visitor.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18
BENEFITS THE CAT ANYWAY

IbTOVkIyH IT EdSItJ
 Miss Pussycat and her best fellow find relief in the high price of shoes. The traditional missiles of traditional foes have to be saved for repairing. Truly it is an i'll wind that blows mo- body good.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

There were 51900 men named Smith in the U. S. army.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-18

PROFITABLE MARGIN Louisville Courier -JournaD s'Must be money in real estate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
TROOP rs BOY SCOUTS WIN
IN SPRING FIELD MEET
All Units and Individuals Show
Fine Work III All Lines, Accord
ing 10 the Judges.

Troop -. Richmond Boy Scouts. OF
which Stuart Ragland is scout,uas-
ter. won the silver loving cup pre-
scented by l.. u. Thomson. secretary
OF the Scouts. yesterday afternoon at
the annual spring field meet held in
Capitol Square. Three out town
Scout executives were the judges.
They were Edward Shaw Washing
ton; Frank Greenhawk. Wilmington.
and Thomas sparrow. Norfolk The
Scout Council. of which John stewart
Bryan, is president and u. w. Dur
Troop .. commanded by 7. o. Helm
rich. lost first place by one point.
gain,ins 'wsnt k,is points. Scout
40. which won third place. with a
total OF l7.I points. The Western
tlistriet made lo5,6 points. the Central
district ~ and the Southeast dis
Troop stunts included ,ableaux.
company drills drum and fife corps
OF special merit. and showed long
practice and much skin. while the
teamwork OF the Scouts was well
aid work was declared, almost per-
feet
Troop 25 won the knot-tying event.
!h t'G Traon se99 5nt nl nd Ms
roudt. Troop &c. third. In stretcher
WIN X Gunst, -. Wallenstein. r.
We'll and Watskey as the team
nolds. w. Philips and w. Skipwortt,
second. and Troop .. composed of
Can. Picot, Williams. kents and
Kent. third.
In the first aid event. Troop 81
was again victorious. with Williams.
Florence and Hoge; Troop 20. with
onG: and Troop 2, with j. Rufrin. NJ
Call Il: Williams. third. Spiles. of
Troop IL, won the water boiling
event; Bentley, Troop %. second ami
sherry. Troop 40. third.
II. smith Troop 2. was winner OF
tho stick rubbing contest; Evans.
Troop 50. second and Curry. Troop Z,
third Troop was victor In the
signaling event. with team com
posed OF Jackson. Philips. Whitfield
and Briggs; Troop { was second
with Bowles. Reid, Roberts and Coz,
and Troop IS third. with hilbert,
Wright. Crowder and I.mmnkin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
SPORTS
\!
BANK TEAMS ARRANGE
CANES FOR TOMORROW
Local Financial Institution to Play
Out OF Town Teams In
Morning.

with tomorrow. Decoration Day. n
ieSai holiday. managers OF bank teams
III this city have completed arrange
inents Tor the staging of games with
teams representing financial institu-
, lions out OF the city. Announcements
have been made OF two games to be
prayed here. one in the morning and
the other in the afternoon
National state and City. Richmond.
viii! meet the riggs National Bank
team. OF Washington, d. c.. at 1890
at boulevard Field. while Federal re
serve Will play the Baltimore Branch
OF the Federal Reserve at Byrd Park
at the same hour
state and city has won three out
Of four played in the series TO deter
mine The baseball champions in the
Bankers League while the Riggs
team is said TO ne one OF the strongest
asgrcga;;ons OF Washington. Local
fans are Interested particularly in
tho Washington team due TO the fact
that Walter Bell. former ChSrch
Hill Athletic Club player. is playing
! second base. Bell was one OF the
most popular amateurs while mem
her OF the East End nine.
/ Both Richmood banks have planned
entertainment for the visiting teams
! The Washington boys will be tho
guests OF the state and city team
| At the afternoon game between Rich
| mond and Petersburg ut Boulevard
| Field. Following this the teams will
be rendered banquet at the Rich
mond Hotel.
Following is the lineup for the
game at Boulevard Field.
National State and City-Knightly,
shor;stop; f.. Henly, third base: Mehl-
| brech or Grubbs. second base; Hall
catcher: Clayton, first base: klise
center field: Roberts. loft field; w.
/ ienly. right field: Wood. pitcher
I RIGGS National Bonk-Chcrry
thor;stop: Coe. third base: He'll. second
/ base; Haycock, catcher; Riddle. first
! base; Bean. center field; ELLIS. left
! hcld: Tyndail, right Iicld; tWoert-
] cndNkC. nitChnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
GARDNER AND TURNER
TO WRESTLE TUESDAY
h'ddicwcight Grappi~rs 10 Feature
'ard 1ursday NiEht-Smith
VIII Try HIND With Inn

mr.! Na!uHe: ana Joe Turner
mldd!eweiSht wres,iers, have been
secured by zeke Smith Billy Wool.
s ,e local wrestling promoters. as
the lecture event on the third card
o. the season Tuesday night in ia
oopeh- ar arena al Laurel and Broad
streets. Both men are weli-known
IN this city and can he depended upon
20 furnish the Richmond fans with
plenty OF fast. aggressive wrestling
Gardner is said to be Il phenomenal
middlcweigh wrestler OF Schencr-
tadY. \. y, while Turner is n veteran
M the game. The last-named has
appeared here on numerous occasions.
while Gardner. although he is not
new TO the wrestling public Of this
cty. has not wrestled here as much
as Turner. In the few appearances
that the New Yorker has made he
has become favori,e with the local
fans.
,'Zekc" Smith. the smiling mat
artist OF Richmond, will meet Mat
suda Oishi. Japanese Jui-Jitsu
artist: The Jap has studied the
American style of wrestling and has
agreed TO confine himself to this in
the match against Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
NEW ORLEANS CLUB WINS.
SOUTHERN FIELD MEET.
J. NJ. G. c. Rolls Up 1913 Points;
While Second Team Gets :.
Only Scnut oD

BAY ST LOUIS. MISS. May ee.-'.
Milton. 81. Stanisiaus College. smashed
his own record for the javelin throw
In the Southern A. A. L. track ard
field championship meet here today
when he hurled the spear 1853 foot.
10 Inches. His old mark was 1871
feet, inches. His was the only
record breaking performance of the
day. j; sss:
The Y. NJ. C. C. OF New Orleans
piled up total orl2 points and mono
of the other teams had a look in. ~
st, Stanislaus totaled 20 pointSs
Baylor University. OF Texas. "a: Lou.
isiana College and independent CONF
pctitors seven each. New Orleans
Boys High, four. and Franklin. Ia.
Athletic Club. three
The championships were brought ,
10 close with great race in tho
runners won this event from the Y.
NJ. G.. c.. Wilson. second man. opened
a gap when running against CovinE- ;
ton. hut the race was brought to- a
fine finish With WOLF and Helm OPP
posing each other. s,tE !,
Wolf. Baylor and Holm. OF Z. NJ. O.,
c. divided sprint honors OF the day. !.
OF 10 Is seconds with Wolf second.
The two finished just the opposite
in the go. Wolf leading the way to-
high obstacles in Is 2-5 seconds. beat-.
ing Shirley. He then beat Hague -tof
| the tape in the low hurdles in % f-5
seconds. Young won the pole vault
but only got over at IL feet, inches
Tom Dutton won two first places.
the shot and discus, and was second
in the hammer. S.GE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
FOURTEEN SPEED KINGS
READY FOR BIC EVENT
Demons of Speedway Groom Their
Jugscrnauts for Annual 800
Mile Classic.
10y Associated P-css.1

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. May %
Fourteen cars and their drivers have
qualified for the 50O-mi!c race At
tho Indianapolis motor speedway
Monday, and ten more were TO quail
!fy this afternoon for Americas big
Sest motor racing event. An aver
age speed of so miles an hour for
The four laps around the IL mile
brick saucer is required OF each en-
trant.
Tommy Milton, recently crowned
speed King. made the fastest time
in yesterdays trials. t;otiating the
ten miles At an average OF 1920 miles
an hour. John Boiling. Willie Haupt
and Eddie O'Donneil. were the other
drivers TO qualify on the second day
OF the tests. 2
Ralph de Palma. who averaged a
shade under 100 miles an hour for
the four laps. IN his trial Wednes-
day. has made the best time in the
prelim!naries. He Will get the pole
when the race starts. The other
Art Klein. Ray How ard, Bonnie Ill.,.
Louis Chevrolet. Jean Chassagnei
Eddie llearne. Joe Boyer. Roscoe
Sarles and CASTOR Chevrolet.
Drivers who expected to meet the
qualifying, tests today include: Rene
Thomas H. W!lcoS. Jules Goux. An
Dire boiilct Ralph Mnlfosd. Tom
Rooney. and Ira Vail. Glenn Howard
and Jules Ell!nGboe were unable 20
get their mounts in shape and will
watch the race from the s;nnds.
Eddie Rickenbacker. American fly
ing ace. and formerly 4 competitor
in 500-mila race events here, flew
over from Dayton. Ohio. in giant
plane yesterday, landed on the speed.
way green and visited the pits and
garages. Five thousand persons Wit
messed the performances yesterday
and a record-breakinG crowd was en-
pected this afternoon. One of the
chief events was TO he an exhibition
by Tommy Milton in the car in which
he set record OF l5604 miles an
hour at Daytonu recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
HAURY HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS LOCAL TEAM
Norfolls Nine Takes Game From
John Marshall When Ha,rclson's
Support Wcakens.

NORFOLK. VA, May 2s.-Maury
High defeated John Marshall here to-
day > to ..
Although IIarrelson outpitched
Toolin nc received erratic support
while the local twirler was saved by
clever WORK o. his teammates.
Tooiin won the game for his own
team with three base hit, scoring
runner ahead OF HIM. The other
runs were scored when the Richmond
players made miscues on what should
nave been easily fielded chances.
HARRISON struck out all three men
in the third inning. Toolin performed
the same feat in the fourth frame.
JulIn Marshall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Some improvements.

Certainly the times had been diff
fcult for a certain provincial rail-
way. and the passengers had borne
il all meckly
rs the months passed. however,
and there were 10 signs OF improve
mont the worm began TO turn. Ono
day commercial traveller descended
from train at small station. The
train was only an hour ana three
quarters late.
Il notice your service has i'm
proved very much lately" said the
traveller to the stationmaster.
Cant say I've seen IT," snapped
the official. suspiciously.
20, you must havc" the traveller
spoke. solemnly. why the engines
can whistle without stopping now!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
KS COUNTRY CLUB SECURES MIDDLE ATLANTIC GOLF EVENT
Golfers to Compete
for Governors Cup

Finals fn the golf match for the
GO.ernor's cup Will be played to-
morrow morning ON the links of
the Suburban Country Club. mt
1880 o'clock, between Ross Mill
hlser md Percy Strause. Both
men nre considered to be tho hest
golfers of the club. and those who
followed the players throughout
The elimination matches state that
Dne OF the closcst affairs or the
kind ever stnEcd In this city Will
result.
PIny will consist Of thIrty-nix
holes, md one of the interesting
points IL the fact that the COM
petitOrs are golfers OF mn entirely
different type. MlliIiscr In n
driver, while strnuae II n putter.