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The New York herald., 1921-12-28
CRESCENT A. G. FIVE
BEATS HOLY CROSS
Collegians Play Fast Game and
Force Opponents to Utmost
to Win, 30 to 26.

Crescent Athletic Clubs renowned
basketball team met n tartar in the
Holy Cross five last night in the Brook
lyn clubs gymnasium Crescent won
by 80 to &c. but 20 do SO 1t was COM
PEELED to do its best at every stage of
the game.
The Holy Cross team was the fastest
aggregation the New Moon organization
has tackled this season, and during the
early part OF the contest it looked ex-
tremely dark for the Brooklynites.
The Worcester collegians played fast
and they played roughly. They started
off like whirlwind and before the
Crescents could get their passing game
working properly were leading by a
score OF 9 to 3. Then the Brooklynites
settled down 20 better team work and
gradually gained on their opponents un-
til at the end Of half time they were
in front by one point, the score being
1S to II.
The second half was replete with
brilliant shooting and speedy dribbling,
with both teams sweeping up and down
the court at top speed.
Nicl1las, Parmele and Barker did ex-
ceptlonally well for the Crescents, while
Walsh and Carroll did best work for
Holy Cross.
1t was the tenth straight victory for
the Brooklyn team.
The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
MONTCLAIR EXTENDS
COLUMBIA SQUASH
Beaten A to 3 After Leading
3 to Yale and Prince
ton Clubs Win.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

With the Harvard Club, league lead
ers. idle the squash teams of the Prince
ton Club, Yale Club and Columbia Club
strengthened their positions yesterday
in the Glass II metropolitan team cham
pionship. The Nassau graduates, with
the assistance OF two defaults, defeated
the u. K. E.. Club team on the former S
courts. > matches 70 2. Yale Club. on
their opponents courts, took six out Of
seven matches from the Crescent Ath-
1etic Club. and Columbia Club was hard
pressed to beat the visiting Montclalr
Athletic Club team, TO 3.
At one time in the meet between the
Montclair and Columbia men the former
led. 3 matches TO 1. but threatened de-
feat was turned into victory for CO.
lumbia when George ]. Gould, Jr.. j. w.
Pulleyn and J. s. Moses won their con-
tests. Gould won with surprising ease
from J. q. waldron OF Montclair. Yield
ing only FIVE points, 15--1, 15--4.
Yale had no such easy task against
the Crescent Athletic Club team. as the
score OF six matches to one indicates. In
two cases the Ell winner was carried
Into extra games and i'm a third match
Kenneth O'Brien was extended in two
hard fought games by II. w. Dangler,
the score ending 17--14, 17--14. Doug
las Bomeisler. the former football star,
who has been improving with every
match, continued to play impressively
in defeating N. +. Torrance at 15-12.
15--5. The summary:
YALE CLUE. @: CRESCENT A.. C., 1.
Douglas ". Bomeisier. Yale, defeated N. ".
Torrance, Crescent, 1912. t5--5. Clyde Mar.
tin. Yale. defeated NJ NJ. Sterling, Crescent.
l6-12, S-15, 15--5. Kenneth OBrien, Yale
defeated n W; Danger, Crescent, I'LL. IL
IL. G.. L. Smith. Yale. defeated Y. p. Cypiot,
Crescent, BIB IJ--9, 1912. J. w wins
Crescent. defeated II. c. McClintock. Yale,
Isl, 1O-15. 15-1o. n. J. Wolf Yale. de-
feeted j. @. TreHdweii, Crescent 1b-f2
i5--S. r. G. Tripp, Yale, defeated G. A. Zinn,
Crescent 15-1o, 15-12.
PRINCETON CLUB, r; n. X. r. CLUB, 2.
r. II. George. y. X. f.. defeated r. L..
Monks. Princeton, 15--e, J5--3. II. s. Thorne,
y. K. f., defeated Leonard Beekman Prince
ton, 1b-g, 12-15, 15-i0. Jarvis Ckomwell,
Princeton. won from Charles y. Stewart, d.
won from w. w. Taylor. D.K.E., by default
A. n. Mittendorf, Princeton, defeated ~. l..
Ward. n *. e., Ole. t5--7. 1b-i2. George
a Walker, Jrs Princeton defeated 2. g.
Kldder. Princeton, defeated e. p. Hunting.
ton, u. X. e., 1B--3. 1916.
COLUMBIA CLUB, 4: MoNTCLAIR A. O.,g.
Kingsley Kunhardt. Columbia, defeated p.
Parker. Montclair, tT-14. f5-8 Victor
Crawford. Montclair, defeated Harold Kel-
lock, Columbia. f2--i5, 1912. is-1s. r. ".
Hughes. Mcntclair. defeated Donald McClave.
Montclair. defeated w -. l.. StBrbuck, lbs.
i5-t0. George Could, Jr., Columbia. de-
fcatpi J. G.. Waidron, Montclair. f5-1, ia.
J. w. Pulleyn. Columbia, defeated J. San
Columbia. defeated c. A. Hipkins. Montclair.
11--l0 1O-15, t5-9.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
TAYLOR AND HERD
COMING TO AMERICA
British Golfers Will Play in
the National Open Tourney
in Chicago in 1922.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.--James II. Taylor.
Eve times open golf champion of Great
Britain and Alec Sandy Herd, who held
the British title in 1902. viii compete In
the national open golf championship OF
the United States next summer at
Skokie club, Chicago, 1t was announced
tonight.
The veterans will also make q tour
OF the United States and Canada. Tay-
lor has not been In America since 1900.
when he played in the national open
championship at Chicago and finished
second to Harry vardon.
These veterans, both of whom are
over 30 years OF age. are planning to
play not more than three OF four games
each week. They will arrive in New
York about July 1 and proceed to Chi
cago for the open championship, set for
July IL.
Presidents OF golf organizations in
the West who have been invited by Of
ficials of the United States Golf Asso-
citation to talk over rules at the annual
meeting Of tho U. s. G. A, here on jan
uary IA, plan to make II an important
session, President Albert r. Gates OF
the Western Golf Association said to-
day.
Ninety per cent. of the clubs in this
section are playing under the Western
associations rules. Mr.. Gates declared,
as the U. s. @. AS rules were regarded
as too strict. especially the penalty for
out Of bounds, and restrictions on the
putting green.
At the joint meeting In New York, be-
fore the golf committee left for st. An
drews. England, II was agreed that loss
of distance was sufficient penalty for
lost ball. but at st. Andrews the loss OF
stroke was added. Mr.. Gates said he
hoped at the conference next month this
question would be reopened, and also
that 1t would be decided that contestants
on the putting green would be per-
ulitted to remove mud from the ball.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Mass. Tech. Gains at Chess
In intercollegiate Tourney

With the defeat OF City College by
the score OF 81 the chess players rep
resenting the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology notched their second victory
in the annual tournament of the Inter-
collegiate Chess League, the second
round OF which was contested at the
rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club
yesterday. These added points gave the
Boston men total of two matches
won and six games out OF seven played.
with one postponed. and a substantial
lead In the competition.
New York University after making
a tie with City College in the first
round, turned the same trick in the
match with Pennsylvania yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Wonderful CodflshIng.

n may be getting monotonous this daily
record of large catches of cod and Il may bo
years before such another run Of these fish
comes along IN such numbers.
BE this az IL may II In certainly true
that the boats go out daily aud load up
with cod They bite continuously. On the
Alert on Saturday last sixteen men boeted
200 Goldfish. many OF them being large.
Conrad Albrecht had the biggest catch Of
cod the writer ever saw, he had twenty
seven, many being very large.
n so happens that this man lives right
near Wilson'S Dock at Wreck Lead or he
could never have got his fish home. Every
one Is amazed at tho phenomenal fishing,
and best OF all IL shows no signs Of fall
Ing Off
Capt. George Wilson when he left the
Cholera Banks on Saturday dumped four
tubs OF scallop bait overheard 60 bait the
grounds, n practice that he follows with
more or less regularity. II is not unlikely
that this years codfishing will be looked
back upon as tho great cod year"
ARTHUR THORNTON.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Total ......... 2h Total 10000.
Toronto Collegians Beat
Pittsburgh Seven, 2 to L.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 27--The second and
closing game between the Pittsburgh
hockey seven and that from the Uni
versity OF Toronto at Duquesne Garden
tonight resulted in another victory FOR
the Canadians, this time by the score OF
goals to 1.
The locals braced wonderfully from
their very mediocre game of last night
and gave the university boys O hare
battle. especially in the first two periods.
holding the collegians scoreless until the
last period OF play. Capt. Joe McCor-
mick was the star of the game. He took
the rubber down the Ice In the first
period and passed to Sullivan In time
for the latter to score the first goal.
The collegians went into the last
period with the score against them, but
young Carson, the brilliant center, soon
put them on even terms with beautiful
shot from right wing, and five minutes
later added another. which won the
game for the Canucks. Lineup and
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Champion Athletes Making
Ready for Big Meet In Garden

With the Metropolitan Indoor Tracf
and Field Championships but three
weeks off local athletes of championshi'
caliber have been and viii be compelled
to maintain a strict training schedule
over the holidays In order to be at the
top OF their form on January 18th, the
date on which the championship meet
will he staged in Madison Square
Garden.
sid Leslie and Jack Sellers, crack
middle distance runners OF the New York
a. c., are the most prominent of the ath-
letes who are training regularly at the
18th Regiment Armory. A large number
OF stars, headed by Bernie Wcfers. IT.
are using the list Regiment Armory
track, and those athletes who reside In
Washington Heights and The Bronx arc
making the 22d Regiment Ar;nory their
headquarters
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Boston to Have Two Teams
in u. S. Hockey Tourney.

Boston, Dec. 27.-The Westminster
Hockey Club was assured to-day of be-
ing one of the two teams to represent
this city In the United States Amateur
Hockey Association. BY defeating the
Melrose Hockey Club last night the West
minister's made clean sweep of their
games with the other three entrants in
the elimination series. Boston Athletic
Association and Pere Marquette Council,
Knights OF Columbus. are tied, each with
a victory and defeat. TIE Melrose club
has been eliminated by three successive
defeats.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Natalie Earns Right to
Play for Pockets Title

Pasquale Natalie last night at Law.
ler's Brooklyn rooms earned the right 90
play Charles Harmon tonight in the
final game for the New York State
pocket billiard championship. Natalie
defeated George Clark by 1876 to 104
I'm an exciting game. Clark, Natalls
and Charles Harmon we're in tic for
Harmon and Natalie.
Clark looked like a sure winner in
last nights game. as he had rs to
by his opponent in the sixth frame
Natalie crawled up and finpIly won.
Natalies high run was 3S and Clark's
81. The scratches were for Clark
and 7 for Natalie
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Columbia Five Trounces
Rochester by 26 to Is
Capt. Watson Hurt in First
Half. Resumes Play.

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Dec 27.-Coiumbia
University's five de ted Rochester here
tonight in q we'll played game, &c to 13.
The Morningslde Heights players were
held to a 10-5 score in the opening
period, but after Rochester had brought
the count to 1o--7 they fell away. and
through some excellent shooting on the
part of Watson and Springhorn, CO.
lumbia drew rapidly away. The local
college players missed many easy shots,
especially in tho first half.
Capt. Watson of Columbia hurt his
ankle In the first half, but returned later
n the game and will be able to play to-
morrow night against Syracuse. The
lineup:
Columbia C26l. Rochester C13.
springhorn -. Right forward... Kirchmaier
Mullen ..-.... Left forward. ........ Mason
Watson, Smith. -. Center .Hurnmel, Bartlett
I lily ...........L Lett guard. .......... Green
Pulleyn ........ Right guard. Doyle, Hummel
Baskets from field-Columbin, Springhorn,
8: Watson, 3: Reilly. 81 Mullen. Smith, Pull
leyn. Rochester. Hummel. 2: KirchmHier o;
Green. Baskets from foul-Pulleyn, out Of
Z; Kirchmaier. / out OF 5.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Wilco Games in February.

The Wilco A. A. yesterday announced
tho program for it's second annual In
door meet. to be held on February Is
al the 18th Regiment Arfnory. Brooklyn.
The Olympic event a 3,000 meter run
for the Hirshon trophy. win again fea-
ture the games The other specials are
series OF three sprint races at so. as
and 100 yards. a 5000 meter walk,
Metropolitan $50 yards run champion
ship and Metropolitan 1900 yard relay
championship. Handicap races IT 100
yards, 90 yards and / mile and closed
races at 220 yards and 500 yards and
hnlf mile relay complete the program.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Bucknell Is Added to the
Panther's Football Schedule.

PrTTsBURoH, Dec. 27.--The University
of Pittsburgh football schedule for 1923.
announced tonight by Karl e. Davis
graduate manager of athletics. shows
that Bucknel will replace Nebraska on
the Panther card. The manager de-
ciared that while Pitt was anxious to
meet Nebraska next season the teams
could not agree upon date The sched-
ule follows:
September 80 University OF Cincinnati at
Cincinnati: October Z. Lafayette College at
Pittsburgh October II. West virginin Uni
yersity at Pittsburgh, October ~. Syracuse
University at Syracuse: October %, Bunknell
College at Pittsburgh; November 4. Geneva
College at Pittsburgh: November 7. Uni
versity OF Ponnsyivnnia at Philadelphia Mo-
vember rs. Washington and jefferson Col
lego at Pittsburgh: November -. open date.
November 80, Penn State College at Pitts
burrh
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
'CHES - BASKETBALL COLLEGE CHESS GOLF
Speaker Gillett's Team
Beaten on the Links

~ 1NEHURST. N. c., Dec. 27.--
- Speaker Gillett of the House
! of Representatives. Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, former Sem
ator Henderson OF Nevada and Lind
say Russell of New York went down
to defeat here to-day in a four ball
golf match. In which their opponents
were Judge John Barton Payne of
Chicago. and +. K Hustis. William
Bibb and A. Lucien Walker OF New
York.
Mr.. Walkers 98 was the best round
made. Speaker Gillett led his team
with an individual medal score of
100.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Seeman and Reddy Draw.

Sol Seeman and Battling Reddy boxed
n tiresome twelve round draw at the
Star Sporting Club last night. They
appeared to be afraid of each other. and
the spectators began to yawn early In
the contest.
In another bout BOBBY Michaos
clouted Willie Morris in every round CT
twelve but could not bring his man to
the canvas. Morris sprinted fr IN bell
10 bell and must have run several miles.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Horemans Leads Cochran
in First Blocks 1872 Match.

Edouard Horemans, the Belgian ballS-
line champion. took a commanding lead
ia the first days play Of a 1900 points
IS q match with Welker Cochran at the
Rational Recreation Rooms, Brooklyn.
yesterday. When the first two blocks
we're challeed UP the Belgian had 500 to
466 by Cochran, high run OF 1913 and a
high average o. ASH.
Cochran, who was off form. had a
high run of 96 and a high average OF
?5. The play resulted as follows:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Cochran--Points. 30O average, %; high
runs, %. Recommendations, 2S4; average,
g s-12; high runs. 50.
NIGHT GAME.
Horemans-Points, 3lG. average, 15N; high
runs, 1893 Cochran-Points. 16G: average.
% 81; high runs. 40.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Grand National Curling Dates

UTICA, n. Y, Dec. 27.--Dates for the
leading curling events of the Grand Ma
tional Curling Club of America were
announced here tonight by Secretary
w. A. Clark as follows:
Gordon medal, at Mohawk Club. Sche-
rectady. January 81 Mitchell medal, a.
Utica. February 1; Allen medal. at Utica,
February 2: Gordon international medal,
Canada VS.. United States. at Utica. Fep-
ruary T.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Meehan Enters Mercersburg
specidI Dispatch to THE Npw YoRK HERALp.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. - Leo j.
Meehan, one of the most promising
schoolboy sprinters in New York State,
has entered Mercersburg Academy,
where he will prepare for the University
of Pennsylvania. Meehan until recently
has benn representing Ilion, ". Y, High
School He will be a welcome addition
to Coach Jimmy Curran's track squad.
az Conway, the New York star. is over
the age limit.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Hawaiians Are Shut
Out by Oregon Eleven

T ONOLULU. T. H.. Dec. 27.--
Fl University of Oregon's foot
L ball eleven defeated the Uni
gersity of Hawaii here yesterday,
~ TO 0. Oregon's brilliant forward
passing was the games principal
feature. though the heavy mainland
srs broke through the Hawailan's
line at will and completely outclassed
them in the other departments of
the sport.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
r. S. Tufts and II. j. Blue Win
Playoff on Pinehurst Links,

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
PINEHURsr, N. c.. Dec. 27.--Richard
S. Tufts of Pinehurst and II. ]. Blue of
Aberdeen won the playoff to-day for
second place in the four ball best bali
VS.. par tournament OF the Tin Whistles
Tufts and Blue were 2down to par
and Barr and White down.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Yale Beaten by Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 27.--Ohio
States basketball team outclassed Yale
ere tonight and the Ellis were de-
feated. SO to Is. Deard. Ohio forward,
led the scoring with nine field goals.
B.air. Ohios star forward. received in
juries which will probably keep him out
CT the game for the remainder OF the
season
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Skating Race Tomorrow.

The half mile novice race scheduled for thu
Utica outdoor Skating Rink has been post
poncd until tomorrow night. Additional en-
tries will be accepted up 10 @ +. NJ. the day
of the race The race Is sanctioned by the
Middle Atlantic Skating Association and Will
commence az o'clock. Entries can be mailed
10 George Eggers, 1915 Lincoln place, Brook
lyn. or can be sent direct 20 Utica Skating
Rink, So. Johns place and Utica avenue
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Cod nt An Grounds These Days.

Fishermen did not turn out on Monday IN
9 nything like the numbers that the good
fishing would warrant. However, quite a
number OF the fishing boats were out and
the catches brought ashore we're simply won.
derful. Every boat had load OF fish and
the londs brought IN generally at this time
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
COLUMBIA DOWNS
OLD ELI AT CHESS
Victory for Blue and White by
8 1-2 to 1-2-Harvard De-
feats Princeton.

Columbia. Harvard. Yale and Prince
ton, comprising the &C. II. Y. p" Chess
League. got into action yesterday for
their twenty-ninth annual tournament
at the Brooklyn Chess Club. where In
the first Of the three rounds to be played
Columbia met Yale and Harvard was
pitted against Princeton. After little
over four hours Of hard fighting on the
checkered battlefield all OF the eight
games were brought to finish.
Columbia, hitherto victorious fifteen
times In this league, overwhelmed Yale
without the loss Of q game, the ffnat
score being 31a to " In favor OF the
Blue and White. Harvard, Columbia's
nine Of the earlier tournaments, was
siccessful against Princeton to the tune
of 21s to 11s.
Morris A. Shapiro, '23. one Of the
leaders In the Manhattan Chess Clubs
championship tournament: p. Wolfson,
.22, and 3. Rosenberg, '22. won their
games in behalf Of Columbia. while 0.
Frink, Jr., '22, drew his game against
r. II. Banks, '22, of Yale. In the other
match K O. Mott-Smith. '22. and w. 7.
Patteson, '25, scored for Harvard and
c. Fischer, '24. for Princeton. The game
at the second table between A. Ii. King,
-, OF ttarVarO, anu ~. u. hocesVAs so
Of Princeton, resulted In draw.
The summaries:
COLUMBIA vS. YALE.
BIDS, Columbia. Yale.
I'M. A. Schapiro. J. g. Cairns.
20. Frink, Jh.... " T. II. Banks.... u
s-P, WOlfsSSn; WOlnnSsry " J. b. cssee SsSee..
Total 81 Totai Tot odd ;..ci numbered
boards The openings /, irregular defense;
=, Phildor's defense: 8. Scotch; 4, Engiish-
HARVARD VS.. PRINCETON.
Rds Harvard. Princeton.
TX O Mott Smith, 1 G. r. Smith,. o
"A. II. King..... " G. =. Koetter.... "
Nv r. Patteson. j. Menzel. ......0
Al. II. Rouillion. c. Fischer.....-.
Total ....... 2s Total ......... ~
Harvard played white on the odd num-
bered boards. The openings J. Sicilian de-
tense; =, Queens gambt declined; 3, Phfii-
DORIS defense; 4, Queens pawn.
In the second round this afternoon the
pairings will be Columbia vs. Princeton
and Harvard VS.. Yale.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28

Spares-Pttsburgh--L Mccormick. Mous-
seau, McCovern. Toronto--Westman, Evans
Goals--Sulivan, ]: Carson, .. Referees
Iacsaye and Sullivan. Time-Three periods
Of Is minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
HARVARD vs.. PRINCETON

rotai az Total .. n
Yale played white on the odd numbered
boards The openings: /, irregular defense;
., Philidor's defense: 8. Scotch; 4, English.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Breakfast Table
Gossip

The W.. &. 7. q. win meet on We'd
fpesdas q . p M, at The home Of Mrr.
n. A. porterfieid. ao1 South Edlth
street. There viii be election OF OIL
ttets n q report on the national con
Efention ny Mira strumauis1.
Tire Rev. n. 4. Nahan OF the state
board OF missions for the Baptist
church arrived In Albuquerque Tues
day from Carlsbad 70 take the place
sef the Rev. T. r. Harvcy. who with
his family II on a W. months leave
: OF ahsenct In Atlanta. Ga Mr.. Nfahan
f. making hts headquarters az the
Faps.st office. - OF the Barnett
building.
crpel and Inhunsap Treatment are
ffharEtd In a suit for divorce filed In
the district court yesterday by Flora
y. Fatario against Estanidao Fajnr-
tdo. The couple ave been married
for II years. and have two children
The complaint asks that these chill
! dren be eiyen into the custody OF their
grandmother. Espiridiona de Fajardo.
Mr.. George Genkc win ding the
offertory solo at st. John's Cathedral
church AT the 81 o'clock service to-
day. The song viii be. my Redeemer
and Ny Lord" by Dudley Buck. one
Of The nix sei-ctions which Mr.. oeaks
Is 10 sin8 for the Victor Photograph
company Tor records when he goes
east later This month.
The car driven by DIR. NJ. X. Wyidcr
a. the auto OF r. G Bruce. Sfs
North Elm street. coilided near the
railroad crossing yesterday according
to a report 10 the police. There was
no damage the report said.
Two auto accidents were reported
20 the police late last night. A truck
driven by Harold Sampson hit a
Tackles street car on North Fourth
street and a car driven by Frank
fracaroli struck an auto standing by
the curb At second street and Gold
venue. The latter crash came when
fracaroli swerved 10 avoid hitting
nnotier car. There was no damage
AZ a result Of the collisions.
W. ,. Hesrie reorted 10 the police
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

TACOMA. wash. sept 1T.~-open
warfare between federal officers
e efrhinE fcf HOY Gardner. escaped
train robo<r and residents Of Mcneil
Island. whore Gardner was believed
hftinx. aaa fhrrafercd tonight
itvtd hidinF. was Threatened tonight.
0Uctfs bfTe been searching the
little i-Innd on which y located the
federal pcuiffntiafs. since Gardner
fzcarrd On Labor day.
Tina band,t-~ho "a more or les q
ropulsf here on the Pacific coaas
owing % the fact that In a long line
Of rohbrric.. escapes from OFFICERS and
similar cxricsts, he has never shed
blood but always won by his vits44
has h sympathy Of the zoo residerdr
Of the island.
u Developed tonight that during
the last few days al least half a doxen
FIST fights between guards and island
residents have occurred.
The people have nnnnunced no
officer can search a house on the
island without n warrant.
They have admittedly refused 20
nssist In tsc search.
One mar announced hat II Gard.
ncf wishes to visit my place any old
night he will find a change Of cloth
ina and a square meal ON the back
porch"