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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16
A. C. TOWNLEY SAID
THIS IN. 1917

Following is the statement of Mr.. Towney in his
speech at Glencoe, Mnn june 21, 1917, in favor of
consumption of wealth. This portion of his speech was
used by the prosecution at jackson to prove that Mr.
IoWnley was "disloyap':
l don't believe it is right for. us to 20 to
war, put the nation some billions of dollars in
debt and then when the war is over ask these
boys to come back and pay off the war debt.
We are one big family. There is no reason
why we should pay after the war is over some
billions of dollars to the war profiteers when
we are sending our boys over to die
Let's see whether this is right, to take our
surplus wealth to finance the war The rich
man is not going to go; he is making the rules
OF the game. These boys.will give the biggest
sacrifice men can make-their lives. Hun
dreds of thousands and millions of the best
boys we have will be sacrificed; they will lose
their arms and legs, their sight and hearing,
and come back to their fathers mothers, sis
ters and sweethearts. The government will
give back what is left and no more. When the
war is over you will get only that dreary mes
sage that what remains of your boy you may
have.
So we propose that as there is a God in
heaven we are not going to permit these men
to come back to pay off this war debt. We
will not shoulder on their backs this greater
burden after the sacrifices they have made
We propose that this nation shall take so
much of the surplus wealth of our nation and
use it now, and when the war is over give back
as much of the wealth as is left and no more
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

TT0HE; nefarious
and illegal at
Il t e m pt of a
Colorado bank
er to intimidate a
League farmer is
evidenced by this
letter, the original
of which is held by
the Leader. Mr..
Hurlburt refused to
be bulldozed by the
banking gang. Just
as local bankers are
trying to keep indi-
vidual farmers from
joining the League,
t h e w all street
bankers are trying
to prevent the state
of North Dakota
+ ro m selling it's
bonds. But the state
of North Dakota is
refusing to be bull
dozed, just as this
farmer did. It is
going ahead with its
campaign and it is
winning success.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

where the case was brought. The excuse for bring
ing the case in jackson county was that League
organizer, said to be named Irving Friday or Fre-
tag, had made statement in that county that when
the League got into power it would have the con-
scription law repealed. How ridiculous this was is
shown by the fact that Mr.. Townley was not only
upholding the conscription act, but urging this
as an argument for conscrption of wealth.
However, the Jackson county prosecutor, E. H.
Nicholas, charged that because Mr.. Townley was at
the head of the League he could be held responsible
for the statements of the Friday or Freitag,
although Mr.. Townley had not hired this man and
had not even seen him.
Mr. Townley and Mr.. Gilbert were indicted, ar
rested and brought to trial. Friday Ere tag was
arrested.
Why the interests opposed to Mr.. Townley
so anxious to have him tried in Jackson county,
which he had never visited?
JUDGE DEAN SHOWS PREJUDICE
IN NEWSPAPER INTERVIEW
The judge in Jackson county and Martin
county, adjoining it, was E. c. Dean, who had
shown his bitter prejudice against the Nonpar-
tisan league and against Mr.. Townley.
In the st. James (Minn.) Plaindealer on April
%, 1918, Judge Dean was quoted as follows:
There are no Nonpartisan league candidates for
Office IN Martin county will there be. We are
suspicious OF them and have barred them out. Most
of the rank and file of the Leagues membership
are doubtless perfectly honest but the platform of
the organization is an appeal to class interest and
prejudice and it seems to me there is something
sinister behind the whole thing True, the leaders
make great professions of helping the president
win the war and their talk is surely sugar-coated
and on the outside looks good
ut reminds of the time when was boy
My mother thought at one time that needed pill
so she made me swallow one. 1t was sugar-coated
and didn't taste at all bad, but, believe me- it had
the goods with it, after results showed.
$50 it is with the Nonpartisan league propagan-
da. 1t is sugar-coated and the farmers are asked
to shut their eyes and swallow it whole without
examination. The leaders and the inner circle of
Socialist agitators do all the thinking and forrnu-
late the platform.
"The rank and file have nothing to do but vote as
the leaders tell them. Supposing these leaders
demagogues like Townley and others-could con-
vince lot of farmers that they were not being
J.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

paid enough for their wheat and they should refuse
to sell it. Don't you see how such move would
disorganize the governments plans? I don't
say this will be done or is contemplated but 1 say
IT might be done and l believe that some of the
leaders OF the Nonpartsan league are unscrupulous
enough to do it. The campaign of class prejudice
which they and their papers are waging has no
good in it,"
Judge Dean allowed this interview to stand with
out reputation or attempt at correction for more
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

than year. After Mr.. Townley had been brought
before him for trial. he attempted to justify his at
ttude to lawyers for the defense. Later still he is
sued statement from the bench in his own defense
in which he failed to deny that he had made SUBJ
stantlay the statements set forth above, but said
the statement made in private conversation
and was published in violation of newspaper
ethics"
Judge Deans Characterization of Mr.. Townlev as
Socialist agitator," "demagogue" etc., showed
his bias plainly enough. The federal courts have
ruled again and again that Judge who shows his
prejudice against a defendant is unfit to try the
case. Only recently the supreme court of the Unit
ed States reversed the conviction of Victor Berger
OF milwaukee because Judge Lands had shown his
prejudice against Berger just as Judge Dean show
ed his prejudice against Mr.. Townley.
JUDGE DEANS UNrA1RNEss
SHOWN THROUGHOUT TRIAL
Finally, the bias of Judge Dean as shown in
the st. James interview, was also shown
throughout the trial of the case.
One instance Of this was the refusal to allow Mr.
IoWnley to introduce any evidence to show the sup
port that the Nonpartisan league had rendered the
government in the conduct of the war; Red Cross
subscriptions and the like. Witnesses for the prose-
cution were allowed to say that they regarded Mr.
IoWnley's speeches as disloyal Dozens of farmer
witnesses were on hand ready to testify that they
considered the speeches patriotic PASSING on this
point the Minnesota supreme court says:
Reliance is placed line of English decisions
holding that in trial for treason the speeches and
publications of the accused showing his loyalty are
competent evidence 1t is, therefore, asserted that
the court erred in excluding Townley's other
speeches. sufficient to this is that he was
not on trial for treason sedition."
A second instance of unfairness was the refusal
OF Judge Dean to allow Mr. Townley to address the
jury in his behalf There is no instance in anv
trial in the history of the United States in which
defendant has been denied the right to address the
jury under similar circumstances This right was
repeatedly granted by the United States courts in
trials for violation of the sediton act. Because this
right has been questioned there is but one in
stance of supreme court ruling upon it. In this
case, the Massachusetts of the Commonwealth
Continued page 15)
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

JOS zlck.eaes,o..r
JNO c BELL VICE eaes.
7.R; ;eowor.e CASHIER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14

Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo plso
National City Bank, San Juan. P. R
Sc ARRTENDA una inca de 140 cuer-
das de paste; casa vivienda; dos case
tas peones; propia para vaqueria. In
formaran P. r. Commercial Corp. Tan
ca y Tetuan, San Juan p. r. 10-2
Sc ALGUILA un garage, Wilson 81,
telefono 113 Roio. 10Y
Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n indepen.
diente con todo Ell comfort necesario.
Informaran en- la misma Condado No.
90, Stop 80. Tel. 49S negro. s-14
MATRIMONIo DISTINGUIDO alquila
dos habitaciones hmpias ventiladas,
para matrimonio sin hiios dos seiori
tas. Sc exigen y Sc dan referencias. In
formaran Luna SO altos derecha. frente
al atrio de Cathedral, 9-14
EN- CRUZ IL altos esqu1na Allen sc
alquilan espaciosas habitaciones para
oficinas v para caballeros. 9-14
Sc DEsEAN, en- santurce Q en- San
Juan, en- familia respectable, dos habi-
taciones bien vent1ladas para IN matri-
monio.- Buenas referencias, apartado
1888, San Juan. 9-15
Sc ALQUILA magniica habitac1on en-
casa de familia respectable, c6moda, ven
tilada, v amueblada. Un minute de la
lancha. Carretera No. SS, Altos, Cata-
no, P. r. 9-16
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Sc ofrece.

H0SPEDAJE para se1oritas blancas
cue deseen estudiar en- la Normal. So
1iciten information jose M. Acosta,
Rio Piedras. Casa frente la Universi-
dad. Box 81. Precios de situaci6n. 9-17
TmRIERAs MOsTRADoR tenemos en-
existencia de 16 y "a pulgadas de an
cho en- 4, y pies de largo. Precios
de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
San Juan, P. r. 0-22
CONTABIIIDAD Y TRADUCCIoNES:
Contador pubhco; traducci6n de docu-
rlentos, cartas, ETC., del ingl6s al es-
pafiol vice-versa. HonorariOs modera-
dos. Dirfjase al Apartado Sos, San
Juan. 9-29
AGENTES- ANGPLIACIONES: Escri-
banos, tenemos gran surt1do Marcos
importados a precios por mayor. Ha-
cemos ampliac1ones ahora en- competen-
cia con Chicago. Enviaremos nuestro
catalogo tan pronte este impreso. P1da
uno. Mayagiiez Frame Co. Box S82.
Mayagiiez. F
sENoRAS- Sefioritas- Ninas:- Ri
zamos su Cabello de manera efectiva y
estable, sin tenazas nj rizaderes me-
canicos.-- Procedimiento natural ino-
fensivo. FL Secreto $1.OO solamente.
Gen. Amusement Co. Box 127, San
Juan. P. r. 1O-12
'CRISTALES Y ESPEJOS" somos
los duenos en- esta Inca. Representa-
mos los mayores fabricantes HIRES
TURNER GLASS CO. Escribanos a
Dfaz Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan
Puerto Rico. 10--13
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Para destruir Ia pelfcula

Tiene por objeto destruir la pelfcula que
causa la mayorfa de las Intermediates de los
dientes. La pelfcula es esa substantial viscosa
que I'd. siente Sc adhere los dientes, pene-
ira los intersticios ALI Sc fla FL cepillar
los dientes la antigua no destruye la pelicula.
De modo, que pesar del cuidado mas extre-
mado- las intermediates de los dientes han lido
en- aunento constante.
Es la pelfcula la que Sc mancha, no los diem
tes. Y casi todos los dientes cepillados a la
antigua estan mas menos rnanchados.
La pel1cula es el origen del sarro. Retisne
las particulas de alimento que Sc fermentan y
forman acido. Mantiene este acido en- contacto
con los dientes y produce la carries.
En- ella Sc reproducen millones de microbes.
Estos, con ell sarro son la causa fundamental
de la piorrea. Y esta enfermedad Sc hace cada
vez mas alarmante.
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Haga Esta Prueba
Observe como brillan los dientes despues

Esta prueba para diez dfas no lie cuesta un
Solo centavo. A millones de personas les ha
ensehado la era nueva de cuidar de su denta-
dura. Ahora le pedinos encarecidamente que
pruebe este metodo. Luego, dele que mis-
mos dientes lie demuestren 10 que significa para
I'd. y su familia
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Sc vENDE un magniico solar de
2,7OO metros cuadrados en- la carrete-
ra al lado del Blanche Kellogg Insti-
tute. Para mas informes: e. ", Box
$50, San Juan, P. r. al 100
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vENDo un apartida de tabaco en- ra-
ma de $50 quintales de Ia mejor CALI
dad que Sc recolecta en- Isabella. Infor-
mara: Augusta Alfaro, Isabella, P. r.,
Barrio Arenales Baio. 9.-19
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Compras.

Sc DEsEA CoMPRAR un lote de bu-
tacas y una maquina de cinematografo.
Dirfjase dando deballes y precios Box
1892, San Juan. 9-15
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TRATAMTENTO eficaz para los NER-
vIOS y NEURAsTENIA (sin drogas)
Cincuenta Centavos solamente. Gen.
Amusement 90. Box 1877, San Juan,
Pto. Rico. 10-12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14

VENDO una vaca paridl, del
pals joven, como de seis cuartillos
Informaran calle Europa 80, San
turce. 9-19
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Un destructor continue

La ciencia dental ha hallado ahora los meto
dos para destrur diario la pefcua. Durante cinco
amos Sc han Observable comprobado cuidadosamente
estos metodos. Ahora los recomiendan los princi-
pales dentistas todas parties.
Estos metodos sc han combinado en- e1 dentffrico
Pepsodent. Millones de personas 10 conocen 10
usan ahora Por todas parties vera ID los resutados
en- los dientes brillantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14

Sc vENDE una partida de made
"a de pichipen de estas medidas 12-x
6, 12 x 10 y 10 10, dirfjase a Lii
nea Ferrea del Oeste Inc. 9-19.
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Sc vENDE o ALQUILA: Una casa
residencia, de concrete, echoeientos me-
tros solar, seis meses construida. Excep
cionalmente fresca y c6moda. Con casa
serviciO y garage Independence. Radi-
cada en- la Parada 26 liz, Martin Pc
IA, Carretera BorinQuen, telefOno 837
verde, apartado 116, santurce. 9-17
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Sc VENDE.- Pequefio chalet acabado
construir. Gale Tranquilidad, Sur calle
Ioiza, Santurce. Informes: Tel. 2S2
azul Santurce, Box 81, Puerto de Tie
rra. 9-22
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Produce cinco resuItados

Uno de los elementos de Pepsodent es la pepsina.
Otro, auenta el digestante del almdon la saliva,
para digerr los depositos amilaceos adheridos. AL
mismo tempo aumenta la alcalinidad de la saliva.
los dientes.
Dos elementos atacan directamente la pelfcula
Uno de clos conserva los dentes tan perfectamente
pulidos que la pelicula no Sc puede adterir con
faclidad. ss1s5ssff 7 sshss
Con cada aplicacion, Pepsodent ataca los ma
yores enemgos de los dientes, segn metodos nuevos
y eficaces. A mloneS de personas les conserva los
dientes mas sanos mas blancos 4af 81
Enme e1 cup6n recibira tubito para 10 dias.
Note 10 npos que sienten los dientes despues de
usaro. Ffjese la desaparicion de la pelicula OBJ
serve como emblanquecen sus dentes, medida que
desaparece la pelfcula
Esta prueba sera una revelation para I'd. HagaIa
ahora nsno. Recorte el cup6n, antes de que Sc le
divide.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14

Gratis
Un tubito de Pepso-
dent para 10 dias
para todo aquel que
10 soIicite. lie reve-
laracomopuedecon-
servar sus dientes
mas sanos y bIancos.
Yea mas abajo.
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0CAsI0N: Tenemos de venta preclos
cast regaIados. varios autom6viies usa-
dos, algunos cast nuevos. magnidcas ca
sas On santurce y Puerta de TERRA, da-
mos facilidades para Ell pago. visitenos
Usene Speciality Co.. San Francisco AZ,
20. piso. San Juan. P.
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nPORTANTE: 81 desea vender Com
prar, AUTOMOBILES, Casa, Solar, Fincas,
ETC., visite la USEME SPECIALITY co.
San FraDcisco AZ, San Juan, P. r. Tene
mes muchos de todo que vendemos q
Los mas bajos precios. 2.
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EN $4,000 Sc vENDE una finca situa-
da en- Ell kil6metro 2012 de la carre-
terra central, compuesta de % 91O de
cuerdas: tiene casa, ranch6n compile
tamente cercada. Muy cerca de Guayna-
bc, Santurce y Catafio Informara F.
Palacio Salazar, Cruz 8, San Juan. 9-15
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RECORDS DOBLEs EN- ESPANOL
PARA FoNOGRAFoS.-A 30 centavos
uno.-Cantos Cubanos, Mejicanos, Els
pa6oles, etc.-Piezas Bailables, Rum
bas, Guarachas, Danzones, etc.-Solici-
to la Lista. SERVINGS 6rdenes por CO.
rrso. --''IsBA" Allen 20. Box 4s6.
san Juan 900
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BUENA OCAsIoN: Sc vende una bue
ma casa en- la parada %, santurce, ca
lie Europa. Informara en- la nisma ca.
lie en- la casa No. la Vida. de Iriar-
to. 1O-8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-14

Sc VENDE negocio de vulcanizacion
de gomas y tubos. Bien situado. Infor-
maran: vulcanizaci6n Ell Mundo. 9-15
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vENDEMOS barquillas vases santa
rios para helados, precios reducidos ser
vimos por correo G. o. D. la isla
toda class de pedidos, sucursal de
Rodriguez Trellas Hnos. Sol "a, San
Juan, P. R. Tel6fono 919. 1913
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-19
SARATOGA READY FOR
ANNUAL RACE MEET

Saratoga Springs, N Y, July 19.--
With the opening of the racing sea-
son only two weeks away, this town
is awakening from its customary
quiet. Every day brings arrivals from
all parts of the country In the shape
Of men and horses. Business stops
while the natives and early visitors
admire the sleek, sinewy thorough.
breds swathed to knees and hooks In
cotton bandages as they are lei
through the streets by stable boys
who think that caring for a good race
horse is the topmost limit of human
endeayor
Many of these racers are from Ken.
lucky and Canada, from which prov.
ing grounds some of the keenest COM
petition for the horses of the East
have come since the days of Longfel.
low aud Harper and Forbes and Bill
Bruce. This was the period when
racing here was in its infancy and
the sport began at II o'clock in the
forenoon. 1t was the time of Wheat
ly, Morrisey, Reed and Spencer. the
first named student of racing condi.
lions and Trainer of programs that
made him a notable figure in the
world of sport.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-19
Horse That Feeds Rats.

II you want to see something real
classy in the sagacous animal line
isit the stables Of the third puryey,
1rs' district of the water bureau, near
Beach street wharf, at feeding time
Jersey, a big horse attached to the
district, does a little stunt with rats
that makes Aesop's lion and mouse
tales look prehistoric.
The stable Is overrun with large
wharf rats. which naturally like to
live on the horses feed. The rats
jump right into the hangers Of the
horses 10 get the feed-that Is, the
managers Of all except Jersey.
That wise old animal learned long
since that he cannot prevent the rats
from jumping into the manger TO
steal his oats, so he reasoned that
the easiest way to have peace was
to give them portion Of it.
When the other horses are worried
by the rats jumping and eating about
their noses, Jersey calmly drops some
Of his oats on the floor. When that
has been eaten he drops another
mouthful. knowing that if the "cours
es" are not served on time the rats
will jump into the manger The rats
too, have learned Jerseys custom,
and instead of jumping into his man.
ger gather on the floor at his feet
and wait their share.-Philadelphia
Times.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-19

GIBBONS MATCHED
TO MEET CARPENTER

New York, July l9.--Tom Gibbons,
the ST. Paul scrapper, has been select.
ed as Georges Carpenters next op.
ponent. Eddie Kane, who pilots at.
fairs OF Thomas, stepped in on Tex
Richard yesterday afternoon. and, af-
ter a conference lasting less than half
an hour, Kane tossed his signature all
over the dotted line calling for a con.
test to be staged the second week in
October for the light heavyweight
championship of the world. Richard
did not announce the terms for the
contest, but IL is expected he will do
so in few days. 1t has been definite.
ly settled whether the battle will be
held at Jersey City or at Madison
Square Garden. The weight will be
l75 pounds, but the number OF rounds
will be determined when the battle
ground is finally selected.
AS soon as Kane had affixed his
John Hancock to the parchment,
Richard cabled Carpenter and his
manager, Francois Deschamps, mott.
lying them that Gibbons was the
choice in the next little scramble for
which the French party had signed
articles with Richard two weeks ago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-19
zUP AND c. huff TO.
BE HONOR GUESTS
AT LINZ PICNIC
FAMOUS FOOTBALL COACH AND
U. OF |. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
COUNTY OUTING JULY 2S AT
STARVED ROCK.

The Illini of La Sale county inclu1.
ing all students and former students
of the University OF Illinois, both in
the Champaign and Chicago colleges,
will picnic at Starved Rock Thursday,
July 2S. There are over 500 lllini
in the county and 1t is expected the
majority of them will be there to join
in the Oskie Wow Wow and sing Hi
nois' loyalty.
&c" Huff. dean OF American athleti,
coaches, and Bob" Zuppke, who has
made Illinois famous on the football
field, will be there. They will be the
guests OF honor and will instill some
of that old pep into the clansmen,
These men will start out on a trip
through the western states on Aug. l
and this will be the last appearance
in Illinois before their return to the
university in September They will
tell of the university, of its athletics
and Of the proposed stadium which
will be built at Champaign in honor of
Illinois soldiers
The men in charge of the picnic
have announced there will be no So
lcitations for the stadium fund or
other university activities.
A thorough effort is being made in
each section of the county to get the
Illini together on this occasion. Those
in charge of the picnic organization
are:
Chairman-Ernest Pool, Ottawa.
Secretary--A. D. Pritchard, Ottawa. |
Executive Committee-Dr r. II. |
Woods, La Sale; L F. Plumb, Strea-
tor; Lester j. Koran, Ottawa; Andrew
Peru; S. r. Lewis, Mar.
Seilles Ernest Crawford, Crane
Ridge; Charles Strong, Earlville; j.
Z. Black. Mendoza, and Charles
Nielsen. Utica.
Senator Thurlow G Essington will
be master of ceremonies and intro.
duce the speakers
The charmen of the various COM
mttess are:
Entertainment--W G. Foster, Strea-
tor.
observation-disclosures Gay, La Sale.
Grounds Charles Nielsen, Utica.
Publicity-John r. Forn0f. Streator
In addition to the addresses, there
will be a program of sports and enter
tainment
At S o'clock a picnic dinner. with
each one bringing his own basket, viii
be featured.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-19
NATIONAL OPEN Is
STARTED AT CAPITAL

Washington, July l9.-Play In ma.
tional open golf tournament will open
at the Columbia Country club today
with half of the 262 entrants in an
eighteen-hole qualifying round. The
thirty-six lowest scores and all ties
for thirty-sixth place will be entitled
to start in the actual championship
round on Thursday. Wednesday will
be given over to the qualifying efforts
of the second half OF the field. The
opening pair, consisting of Robert
White, Wykakyl and John J. Rowe,
Germantown, Pa, are scheduled to tee
up at S:25 a. m, and subsequent pairs
will follow at tive-minute intervals,
Four changes were announced yes.
terday in the pair forming the first
half of the field, 4. J. Bush Jr., the
Audubon amateur, withdrew and
James b. Lawson of Kansas City re-
placed him in the pairing with Too
Boyd of Fox Hills. b. r. Kelly OF
Green Briar, Pa, replaced G. Hughes
of Lancaster in the pairing with Jack
Bowling of Scarsdale. Peter Walsh of
BealSyille, Pa, takes the place OF
Willie Park, Montreal, and will play
around with Al Watrous