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New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
STEEL BLADE STARS
 READY FOR TOURNEY
Ice Kings, From Various Parts oi Country Assemble at Lake Placid
 to Compete in Championships.

Lake Placid, N. Y, Feb. 16.-The international ice skating champion ships which take place here on Wed nesday and Thursday will bring to- sethor such stars of the steel blade as Joe Moore, Al Leitch. Ed Horton. Leo Pickering, Charles Jewstraw and Joe Miller. skating under the colors of the Lake Placid club. The West is sending the best men in the diVi- sion, such Roy AIcWorther of Chi caGo, Everett McGowanz of St. PauT and Fred Burden. Saranac Lake will be represented by Edmund Horton Jack Water and M. D. Am brisi, Rus sel Wheeler of the Montreal A. A. will lead the Canadian stars.. such as E. Stephenson Of Toronto and E. Glou- cester, also of Toronto.
 Beside the senior events which are made up of 20 yard dash, the quar-. ter mile, half mile, one mile, two mile. three mile and 22e yard hurdles, there will be four. international races to decide the women's championship. Among those who will compete is Miss Elsie Muller of Hastings-on-the Hudson. winner of the women's 40 yard dash in the Eastern champion ships at Newburg last New Year's Day. Miss Nina Wheeler of New York, who showed form in unofficial races at Saranac Lake recently. also will take part. and Mrs. Frank McAIil- Ian Of Fort Lee. N. J., will be another ompetitor.
 In addition to these it is expected that Miss Emma Fortune. Miss Fran ces Gym berg and Miss Louise Brew ster, all of Lake Placid. will be among the entrants.
 Distances to be skated are 100 yards, 220 yards, 40 yards and half mile. There will also be junior events
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
JIMMY WILDE. ENTERTAINED

Jersey City. x. J.. Feb. 16-Jim- my Wide. hNW eight chan npion of the world, acted as host 10 a big deleca- tion of boXlng fans yesterday q his quarters in the chateau in Jersey City where he is living with his wife while preparing for his bout with Mickey RusseI which will be held at the Arena in the 4th Regiment Armory next Thursday night. Aside from act in@ host to his friends and admir- CTS. Wilde had rather a restfuE day
 I3 the morning. after few limbcring up exercises. he took q long walk to sec the sights in Jersey City. He, ris- tied the armory where he is to box Russell and remarked that it was the finest boxing club he ever visited in
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
PICKED TEAM LOSES
 TO CORBIN OUTFIT
Landers Five Forfeits League Game to Leaders: Stanley Works Takes
 Game from R. and F.. Team.

The Landers basketball team failed to put in an appearance Saturday night to play a scheduled game with the Corbin five and the game, accord ingly, was forfeited to the league leaders. So that the fans might not be disa apported, q picked team op- posed the Corbin quintet, playing it so closely that it was necessary to eN- tend the game five minutes over the time limit before q 27-to-22 victory for the Corbin team was declared. Wilson, Mellis and Larson, three of the Corbin best bets, were out of tine lineup. The summary:
 Corbin. Picked Team.
 Left Forward
 Right Forward Paul .......-........ kiessewetter
 Center
 Left Guard Paulo ....... Paulson. Sheeha
 Right Guard
 Field baskets: Paul ,, Schmidt 2 Sheehan ,. Tildebrand I. Cosette '. Paulow l. Restelii. 1, From fouls: Paul :. Rcstelli :. Sheehan ,.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
MEN ORLEANS; HORSEME.N
 DEMAND $o,00O \ DAY TO RACE

New Orleans, Feb. 16.-Horsemen racing at the Fair grounds held d meeting yesterday morning and took q vote in regard to the purses offered at the coming. Jefferson Park meet ing They demand $5,0o0 g day in stead of s4,3OG, and in the esent of their demands being denied they de- clare they will rot race. In case the meeting is called eff horsemen here are to raise fund to pay all bills for
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
STECHER'S RIVAL IN |. S.
Stanislau> Zbyszko Arrives in New York and Will Challenge For Title,

New York. Feb. 6.--Stauislo us Lbyszko, the Polish wrestler who claims the worlds tile ut the Grac- ro-Ftoman style and was second to the late Frank Gotrh "atrh-1,s-c;4 c;4n champion. six years ago, arrived here yesterday on the Danish steamer Oscar II.
 Ibyszllo. Wh" was interned in Russia for oNe" four years. returns here to challenge for he title now held by Joe Slecher.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
LAFAYETTE ISSUES CALL

ltaston. Pa. Feb. l6.--At an in~ formal meeting of more than sixty baseball candidates held at Lafayette college yesterday. Capt. Wells am nounced that the battery men would
 begin practice tomorrow afternoon. Candidates for the other positions will not start practice for week or more. Ralph Mover, the veteran varsity pitcher. was elected president
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

Russell and Erwin and the Stanley Works clashed in the first game, with the usual result-tle former team be ing on the losing end of a 15-to-9 score Howard Demarest center and ca ptain of the F.. and F.. team. made the only points scored by his side four of them from the floor and five from the foul line. The Stanley Works lineup differed in many re spects from that Of other games. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
Milwaukee Bowler Sets New
 Three String Record of 73e

Manitowoc. Wis. Feb. 1G.-A new worlds record for a series of three games in bowling was established yesterday by Walter Swift of Mil waukee, when he rolled 756 at the Wiso0nsir State tournament. The previous record was held bH Harry Cavan of Pittsburgh. Pa, who made G1S in i19I9.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

kopf, Dartmouth. If ..2 0 , Hunsinger, Penn, If ..2 ? . Ainsworth, Dart. rg ..l Q McDermott. Dart, If 3 0 Alderman, Yale. rg ...4 0 Crane, Yale, If -...S D Jamieson. Yale: If -. c McGraW. Prince, If ..1 1 0 Margetts. Prince. Is 4 s.s1 0 florowitz, Columbia, Is 2 .sts. 0 Tracy, Dart. If .... 9 0 Cham berlaine. Dart. c.2 10 Stewart, Columbia. rg Q .-- l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
ADVERTISERS CLUB PLANS
MOST AMBITIOUS PROGRAM
Are Perfected for Sc
RE" or Lectures by Prominent
HuNinrSS Men

Probably the most important meet
lnS watch the Richmond Ahvertisinc
Gun has held this year will be held
fr!day when Frank Little first vice.
president of the Batteu Advartisin..
Agency, OF New York. and cy-presi
cent OF the New York ADVERTISING
cum. VII! address the organization ~
tnc klchmond Hotel Members OF
the Woman's Advertising Club viii
be guests OF the foster organization
Economies aud ADVANTAGES of Adj
NS1ItIs!nS; VIII he the subject Of an
ap'reSa by Mr.. Little. lie is we'll
hnown In advertising circles through
out the United States.
Mr.; Little Viii speak to the club
mem oers on his return from the CON
Neniion of southern newspaper pub
iShers which Will he held in Ashc-
vie. y. G., this week He is booked
~ one OF the principal speakers at
the convention
Arrangements have just been com
plctei by the club to have series of
twcntN-s!N lectures delivered at their
meetings by prominent men.
l,r. Sc"y, associate professor of the
college of business ana Commcrc. nj
thc university Of Richmond. is suited
Tor Inc first talk. II" will deliver n
series az eight lectures to the club,
!" b. delivered on alternate FRIDAYS
Tor IN" next sixteen weeks
pr. Scny has chosen for his sub
Jet: The Economics of Merchan-
diZ!nE and Its Enlat!ons Ia BUSINESS. ="
The club already has heard two Sc
Wee Of lectures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
TURNER WILL LIKELY Be
HANGED NEAR RICHMOND
Army Camp May BE Place OF Ex-
ccution II Hcnrico County Jail
Is Not Available.

william Turner. colcred. who was
convicted Saturday of murder In the
first degree. BY a jury that was only
out twcnty-ninc minutes. for the
killing OF Morgan Moore. torpedo
expert, near Alexandria. Will come
up for sentence Friday and. 1t is
stated upon very good authority. ne
will be hanged at the Henrico County
Jail, Richmond.
1t Is understood that permission
to hold the execution at the lIcnrico
jail viii be granted by Judge II. Car
ter Scott, but II for any reason IL
would he Inconsistent, the hanging
VIII take place at one OF the army
camps or reservations in the vicinity
OF Richmond. Fulton aviation depot
and Camp Lee have been mentioned
as suitable places TO erect a Eallows.
Turner's attorneys intend TO appeal
the case 10 the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals. and in the mean
time Turner is being held At the Hen
rico County JAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
RICHMOND ENTERTAINER
ON w. & M. WEEK PROGRAM
Last Days Of First Term of summer
School Continuous Round OF

WILLIAMSBURG. July 1S.-The
last of a series OF entertainments for
summer school students, of the Col
legc Of William and Mary will be
given Thursday. July %, by Miss
Bessie May Dudley. of Richmond
humorous entertainer. elocutionist
and impersonator. Miss Dudley is
we'll known in Virginia. and ii is
claimed she has made more people
laugh than any other Virginia girl.
Last night Or. y. $. 1saacs. of New
York University. delivered very in
structivc and interesting lecture on
Schools in Many Lands"
AA week ago the students heard
FRANCESCA Kaspar Lawson. Of Wash
ington. deliver a soprano concert and
oratoriO recital. Two movies. Great
Expectations" and romeo and Jul
let" both from the pens OF men who
are being studied in college. were eX-
hibitcd. In addition to the entertain
mcnt at the college. many parties
have spent the day at one of the
swimming resorts near here, and en-
joycd n dip in the waters of the York
or James Rivers.
The outlook for the second session
Is particularly bright. according to
H. H.. BENNETT. director. The enroll
ment is expected to exceed that OF
any previous year. Many here for
this term have siEniicd their inten-
ton of returning for tho last session.
and applications from others are be-
ing received daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
NAVAL ACADEMY HAS MANY
VACANCIES TO BE FILLED
Ono In Fifth Virginia DIstrIct-AppIf-
cations I.nEEinG Since End
of World War.

The United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis at present has approx
imately 400 vacancies which the
Navy Department is anxious to fill
at an examination to be held in Au-
gust. This examination should have
been held in June but. owing to the
few applications for admittance. 1t
was postponed two months.
Virginia has one vacancy in tho
Fifth District, which should be filed
at that time. These appointments
are made by the Congressman OF the
district.
In former years there has always
been n rush for the few vacancies eY-
listing yearly ut Annapolis. but since
the war applicants have been few
and far between. and the following
reasons are thought to be the cause
for the tagging in filling up the
Naval Academy's roster:
y natural reaction following the
ending of the war and n national
subcon ciousnesS which draws every
one away from things military.
The nigh salaries and wages re-
ceived by young men in industry.
making hard years OF study and the
comparatively modest emoluments of
n naval career, for the time. unat-
tractive.
Hardness Of members OF Congress
in making appointments which are
accredited under the law to every
member OF the Senate and House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
ROANOKE COLLEGE NOW
HAS COMPLETE FACULTY
Three New Members Added ,rh;.
week 10 List of Professors
and Instructors
Special 10 The Times Disna.rh
SAI.E.NI VA III. ".

Sneclni 70 The Times Dispatch
SALI;A1. VA. July lS.-With tho
election this week OF three instrnr.
tors. the enlarged faculty authorized
by the board OF trustees Of I;non%iin
College in June is now complete. 81
the opening of next session in Son
tember each department Will have n
professor in charge. who will he ms.
sisted by at least one instructor in
the case OF the departments whore
large number of students ara an
rolled. The following are the in
structors who have just been an
pointed: ~
Clarence =. Smith y. NJ. East RAD
ford. an alumnus OF Roanoke ana =,
graduate student of the Unjycrsi,v
OF Virginia. who will he instructor ~
Latin as assistant to DR. Wagcncr
julius +. prufcr, class 20 at Roanokc
who Will be Instructor in English as
assistant to Professor Morehcld ANA
Lowell Simpson. y. NJ. of Pcnnsvl.
vania College. who will he instructor
in history as assistant to DR.. Hrown
Or. Harry ]. Johnson of RaicIrh
y. c., and DIR. y. u. Shumakcr. Of IN
napolis. Nd. the recently apno:ntcd
professors of Chemistry and Frnncb
respectively, will arrive in SALEM
early in August to make final ar
engagements for the organization or
their departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
LAST WEEK OF STOCKTON
STREET DRIVE FOR $4,000
South Rirhinond Church plnu. >oo,
AL frhturcS 30 Bo"4t Its Euiid-
ing Fund

:, stockton stree, naptls, church wnl
Sunday morning o1d an intensiyc
nrlye Tor $4,000 as nucleus ror :,
3uiihihg fund with Wilton to en,ar....
their church The caurt,f,,r 80.
started IN May and was - h.%o
enuJu july hui was continued I'M
III ~ July -. u 5 hoped 20 raise -
OpU this week. $ 600 already bc-.,
in hand Thomas y nor..n ',E
1n1endent % the sunday school
q Two novel parties VIII 10, GIVE, 10
tine church this week 10 r.Ir -
fund for the cEUrCn butt5frr ~,
posed. one. which xii tax. 1r.g,
1ohisht, VII! 10 tour Of The ritv hv
street car. Special cars hay- .n,.
schartered ana the tourists" ,.fI' -.
from ScSnth and Perry S.-e,.
South Richmond with four gr.rt,5
icars late this afternoon Tna irr-
VIII cover ne PRINCIPAL points Of I'LL
.terest on All Of the lines or tn. SIM.
car company.
Tuesday night another very uo,,s-
ual and unique entertainments r.,.iIr.
Swfll be given by the chu-ch. urJar
Sthe direction Of Mrs Thomas T. No.
ton. il VII! be knoSn as "A "ro,Ir ~
tho world" The tcpr w!ll start from
sihe church Tucsdsv evening a, 8
5O'elock and VIII continue MS far o,,t
Jas Stop 2l. Petersburg Pike WHORE
Sfhe first stop Will sc made. Tho rou-
lists will be entertained IT each sion
lin the fashion OF som. country A.
the stop representing England tea
VIII be served. and so on untn an OF
the Countries" OF the world have
been toured"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
WILL COMPILE RECORDS OF
VlRGlNlANS IN WORLD WAR
AEnua; Report of Acknowledgement
stern VIII lie Read, Within
Next Day or Two

Jo Lane Stern, Adju;nnt-ciencral Of
virginia, has announced that The an
nIhi rerort OF his department viii bc
isa"% Wlinln few days The rcpor,
- SilG 10 be one OF the most com
i.''c when has ever been complied
hy ilc Department
N"mes % more than 10000 Vir-
~ mans Who volunteered and went
!hi" ~" world war as members or
me virginia National Guard and
others "h" made un the troops from
virginia Ehp participated in tho til
lah!c conflict, arr Included in tho re-
L",'. toE"tl"r with much OF the rec
, GGneraI stern IS now having com
pl!ch complete records o. ali troops
"n" TOOK part In the world war re"
S"ra'eSs Of how they go: into the
War po9ar,mou, reports OF the rec
ordh OF every soldier who served I'm
the war ana Hho came from Virr;ni,
are now h"ing received by the oiIicn
OF the Atyutant- General These r..
ports, Genera! Stern has discovered
are not a. completes as they shouIL
be: and he is making an effort TO have
others gent him with the complete
records OF each soldier. Including the
battles in which he fought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
TRAFFORD WANTS WATER
SYSTEM IMPROVED SOON
Colonel Myers and DIR. Levy Rack
Utilities Dircct0r-HOnd Issue

Richmond viii be compelled to
float a bond issue in the near flu
ture for the complete rehabilitation
%: the City Water Works ard the
distribution system of the plant, in
the opinion OF l.. w. Trafford. Di-'
rector OF Public Utilities. MIR, Traf-
ford was unable 10 even estimate
stated that il would mean mating
the plant up to date and large
enough to take care OF the prcsen:
growth of the city
For the present. Mr. Tratfora de-
ciared, he vii! make no effort to
DrinS the matter before the Council
because of the almost proh!bi:ivc
cost OF all material, and the p1ssi-
bility OF decline in prices of ma
tcrials. which would save the city
thousands of dollars by short wat:
Experts Will be placed in charge
OF the work OF estimating the eX.
pcnsc of rehabilitation OF the D:ant
ana OF the enlargement, which would
enable the city TO keep up with the
cvcr-!ncrcasing demand for the nro-
duct
When the Department of Public
UTILITIES finally is forced TO ask for
The bond issue, il Will not go alone
70 the Council with its demand for
FUNDS To lake care of the situation
director OF Public Welfare T. G.
Levy ana Dircctor of Public Safety
William NJ. Myers will add their ar
Suments TO those Of Mr.. Trafrord
All three departments mr.. VITALITY
Interested in the welfare of the Water
WORKS. the quality and supply OF TIC
water distributed over the city ANA
the pressure with which !; is
pumped through the mains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
PLAN ELABORATE EVENTS
FOR ROTARY LADIES' DAY
Golf Tournaments, Contests, Dance,
"Ents" aud Award Of Prizes VIII
Crowd Hours From . To II.

one OF the most extensive programs
eyer arranged by the club Will mark
the celebration OF ladies' night by
the Klchmond Rotary Club tomorrow
y the suburban cub, at Lakes idc
Park. The quarterly event Will begin
at ! o'clock ana end AZ II.
Novel features have been arranged
INCLUDING golf tournament. which
VIII be played before the club of,
helal% meets, The tournament viii
ne ncld between the hours OF and >
O'Clock. The winner viii receive .,
fountain pen. y "hoohy" prize also
VII pc awarded. Driving and put
ting contests also viii he on tho pro-
gram, Two golf balls 10 he the re-
ward Tor the winner OF each
Srme OF tn" features which have
been arranged and The prizes. which
th". winners VIII receive. arc:
Moss animated and angelic smile :
one barrel OF -four.
Oldest married Rotarian: one box
soap.
You ,}! married Eo,arian: one
largest family: has eranula,ed
s,na lest fr'n!ly case Of bacon.
50 huaband and why: case OF
I Weanest husband ana why: case o,
uirh.cs
Sweetes, disposition: box starch.
t'al! throWing contest. ham.
one Who enjoyed evening most:
supper will b. served nj : o,clock
and rr!zes vii! he awarded the won
i cn attending At $50 a cake. wall,
. dance VIII take glnCc and the ;,IIp.s
VIII award the prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
Omcrr On, ON Ina EIf1e.n Coo

UHor mas Deem made The city Of a
contract to furnish its entire needs
cost of Is cents isallon. rnrorI
price. which Is even higher than thar
now being paid by the Department Of
Utilities. The contract is offered nv
been submitted to the Mayor for his
consideration. by Director of puhiic
Utilities T.. w. Trafrord. If the con-
tract Is signed. ii will mean that the
cost or gas to the consumer probably
will be increased materially Tho
contract Is offered on the snpposition
that the price of oil will advance
again in tho near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
MILLER LEAVES CAMP OF
COLONEL ROBERT LEEDY
Rappnhannock Senator Takes Issue
With Former Friend Over
West Point Officers.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH

tSpscial TO- The Times Dispatch.)
WINCH tsSrt9it, July lS.AState
mock County. and regarded as a lead
ing member of the Virginia State
S SCI y Mi not support Colonel Rob
cratic nomination for Congress
against Representative II. w. Iiarri-
son. of Winchester. in the primary on
August 3. according to a letter pub
iished here last evening over Senator
Milicr's signature. lie had committed
himself to Leedy when the latter first
announced his candidacy. Senator
Miller. who represents Rappahannock,
Culpeper. Madison and Orange coun-
ties in the upper house At Richmond.
has withdrawn his support of Colonel
l.eedy. because he says; Leedy has
that when he got to Congress and on
the military committee he would
make II hot for regular army officers
and West Pointers in particular.
Il have n son. Major Il. T. Miller.
who is in the regular army" says
Senator Miller, who, 1 am proud TO
say. is n West Pointer. 1 cannot con
sent TO become party to n scheme
TO degrade my own son. nor to place
Il stigma upon the institution of
which he is graduate. nor TO sup
port anyone who entcrtains the views
You publicly express with regard to
West Point and West Pointers.
When first heard you make your
statement In Rappahannock In April
'hSN, 4c.A iNib ou
permitted your resentment over your
treatment in the army TO get the best
of your Judgment. and that you did
not really mean that you would make
1t your business to fight West Point
crs when. YOU got in Congress. but
you have repeated IL so often through
your whole campaign ! am convinced
IL IS indeed your purpose.
Il am sure that you can readily
understand how, under the circum-
stances. it is impossible for me 10 ac-
cord you my support"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
Moidcrs Want Eiybt uou-.

'H"IH'TS III ne city are waiting
%Npcciantly on the outcome Of con-
Joseph T. Valentine, president OF tho
International holders Union OF
North america. and c. *. I.assiter, OF
Richmond. vice president or the
american Locomotive Works Since
January, the holders cmploved AZ
he various plants of the company in
richmond have been working nine
hours day and want eight hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19

The condition oc Charles L.. Loving.
VINO was injured while standing on
me running board OF an lakewood and
BROAD car Saturday night. is I'M
changed, according TO Grace lIospital
authorities. The boy -cEaincd con
seriousness yesterday at noon and is
expected TO recover He was struck
by an automobile parked on @ Street
as the trolley car passed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-19
TO PERFECT PLANS FOR
BOTH DIVISION MEETING
Reunion Committee and Interested
Citizens Meet Tomorrow Alter
noon In IuainesS Mems Club.

tndcr the direction OF Sergeant
Major II. y. .Ammons. the reunion
committee OF the E:rhticth Division
Association and workers Interested in
the annual gathering OF the division
in Richmond, september TO q. will
meet tomorrow afternoon in confer
c"cc at tho business Mems Club. De-
taI!S OF n" proposed reunion pro-
gram Will ne discussed and gone over
by the committees.
Tentative nro.rams for the three
days OF the gathering of the cN-scr-
vice men viii be drafted hy the COM
miiicc and it's assistants as soon as
possible and mitch OF the work OF
i ,i.aGii the reunion a success Al
iEcctin. bids fair To bc the most sue
ccssful ever held.
oucstionnaIres have been sent out
TO men Of the association from head
quarters Of the organisation here.
asking them TO he in Richmond dur
ina the reunion and 10 participate
IN the celebration which is being ar
ranged.
responses rour In.
hundreds of responses already
have been received by officials OF the
association. Major .tmmons stated
YESTERDAY that some. Of the responses
received have como from as far away
as Texas and South Dakota. The be-
lief IS that men ot every state which
T,S"iHirtihniea 10 the mskinS up of The
10 represent their community at the
first annual rally
Tart Of the program for the. meet
ing already has been agreed upon
and the four lays VIII be devoted
10 entertainment Of the cx-serv!cc
men, scvcra thousands Of whom are
expected TO he in Richmond. The re-
union viii open on Saturday, after
~" convention Of the. American Lee
zion, department Of Virginia.
Preliminary meetings OF the va
rious, units and the division itself
VIII he held on the first day of the
reunion. Meetings probably will be
held In the city auditorium. This
has been made possible by the CO.
operation of city officials. who have
offered the organization every cour-
trSy which II was III their power TO
oher. Mayor h!nSlic and Major AM
mons held conference In the Mayors
office saturday. at which the Mayor
agreed 10 cooperate with the asso-
Major-Gcncral Adclbcrt Cronkhi,e
VII be one NJ the principal guests
Il the sunday evening service. hay
ing accepted the invitation OF the
association TO ne present.