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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
20 TEETH EXHIBITED
ATLANDRU'S TRIAL
Defense Given New Blow
When Expert Swears Tusks
We're Human.

VERSAILLES. Nov. 25.- when
the Jurors who are sitting i'm tho
case Of Henri Landru. The Blue
beard OF Gambais" left the court
room at the adjournment Of the
session Friday, they had impressed
on their minds the testimony given
by Or. Sauvez. a prominent dentist.
who was called TO the stand by the
prosecution as one of its trump
cards
The twenty teeth have
here are undisputably human teeth"
said Dr. Sauvez. referring 10 teeth
found among the refuse in Landru's
villa at Gambais. where the prisoner
is alleged TO have killed some Of
the IL persons for whose deaths he
is on trial.
Jurors Examine Teeth
The loose teeth, some OF which
were virtually intact. although some
Of them showed trace OF contact
with IRE. were handed from juror
to Juror for examination with the
t-FI4lsAl tAbEAA ArNc-AAAAAk AAlalt anu
again that there was no doubt they
had belonged 20 human beings The
testimony made a great impression
on the jury.
To offset the effect of il. the de-
tense brought up I5 witnesses 10
show Iandrus villa at Gambrais
had remained unprotected for two
weeks between the first and second
searches OF it by the police This
testimony. however. seemed TO pass
virtually unnoticed.
Prosecution Closes CASE.
The prosecution then closed its
case
During the trial the prosecution
has occupied Is sessions 20 present
IS case The witnesses for the de-
Tense took up barely two hours.
Two attorneys who are looking after
the interests Of the heirs Of two OF
the alleged victims or Landru will
sum up Saturday
Prosecutor Godefroy viii address
the jury Monday and NJ Moro Giaferi
on behalf OF the defense VIII make
his pleading Tuesday Il is prob
able that a verdict will be arrived
al late Tuesday or early wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
$4,000 DOCK MEN
QUIT AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 20
Approximately 1900 men affiliated
with the "a unions employed alons
the water front went on strike Fri
day in sympathy with the screwmen
who quit on Monday because OF wage
cuts The end or the day found
many non-union crews working on
ships that were ready for loading
and unloading.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

BY Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-What is fear
ed to be the last scene in the effort
10 bring peace 10 Ireland was en-
acted Friday when Premier Lloyd
George and Sir James Craig met in
the formers Official residence in
Downing St, where the imperial pre-
mier told the head OF the northern
government that Sim Fein Ireland
had not consented to own allegiance
u the king. a prerequisite TO listers
engagement TO enter an all-Ireland
parliament.
Sir James Departs.
The Sim Fein delegates are con-
sulttng with members OF the Dali
cabinet in Dublin on the crisis thus
brought about, while Sir James
packed his bag and returned to Bel
fast, where he will report 10 his
parliament next Tuesday and posi-
bly, disclose the cause of the virtual
breakdown Of the Irish negotiations.
The official correspondence that has
passes between the various delega-
tons also my be published at the
same time in London.
Week END efforts, meanwhile. will
be made by peace makers in an at
tempt to persuade Sim Fem TO mod
ify its attitude on the question OF
allegiance 10 the king. The Dali
Eireann members have taken the
oath Of allegiance TO the Irish re-
public and thus far that have re-
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Continued on page four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
Beer-GOing Tug,
ShOrn of Cargo,
SaUed From Fire

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Nov.
25.-The tug Bill Eddy. which
was seized here recently with
a cargo OF beer by prohibition
officials. caught fire Friday. The
blaze was extinguished by Off
Gals guarding the boat without
much damage being done. The
craft viii be sold at auction
Dec. z 20 satisfy liens against Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
II WOMEN, 1 MAN
IN BURCH JURY BOX
Three Days Pass Without
Definite Nenire Being
Selected.

Los ANGELES Cal. Nov. Is
Another day without jury was the
record Friday night O. the trial q
Arthur .. Blrch. accused OF MUIR
ing J. Bolton Kennedy Adjourns
ment until Monday found the court
with i women and one man IN the
jury box. All had been passed tens.
porarily.
SO far. three days have gone %
examination OF prospective jurors,
The prosecution has used six parpI
emptory challenges and the defens8|
used nine. The defense has Isl
such challenges remaining and the
prosecution four
Burch continued % chow a lively
interest tn the proceedings and
laughed heartily az many OF thsI
answers given by veniremen 20 quees
lions relating 20 insanity as a dsal
fenss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

COBLENZ. Nov. 25.-Reduction
in the American expeditionary force
along the Rhine began Friday when
II officers and 500 enlisted men left
here on special train for Antwerp
10 sail Saturday for home on the
transport Cantigny. They are due
TO reach HobOken about Dec. Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
PET BEAR BITES
MONTREAL MAYOR

MONTREAL Nov 25.-Mederic
Martin, mayor of Montreal, was
presented Friday with a black bear
cub. The mayor leaned over and
patted II and his pet bit him on the
leg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
IoNGFFIIow. ARTIST. 70. DEAD

BOSTON, Nov. 25.-Ernest wads-
worth LonEfeuow. IS. artist and last
surviving son Of the poet Longfel-
low. died here Friday after q pro-
tracted illness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
CROWN PRINCE Is
DESIGNATED AS
REGENT OF JAPAN
Confirms Persistent Reports
of Illness of Emperor
YoshihitO.
Bv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
TOXIC, Nov. 25.-Crown Prince
Hirohito has been designated regent
Of Japan.
Designation of Crown Prince HirO-
Into as regent OF Japan follows re-
ports which have been in circula-
tion for about a year that Emperor
YOshihitO was in bad physical con-
dition. A despatch TO a Honolulu
newspaper in May of last year re-
ported he had suffered a mental
ard physical breakdown.
Early last month a rumOr that he
was dead circulated in Toxic and
the imperial household IN denying
il at that time stated that he was so
i'll IL was feared that he could not
recover.
WASHINGTON GETS NEWS.
WASHINGTON. Nov 25.-Oflcial
notification 81 the appointment Of
the crown prince of Japan to the
regency was received Friday by the
Japanese delegation to the Wash
iEgton conference from the minister
of foreign affairs at Toxic.
The message said:
In consideration of his majesty
the emperor's inability TO conduct in
person the affairs OF state owing TO
his long continued indfsposttion, his
imperial highness the crown prince
has today (NOv 25) been consti-
tuted regent in accordance with the
provisions of the imperial constitu-
ton and the imperial house law"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
THE WEATHER

IndiRna-Locsl rains Saturday. Sunday part
y cloudy; moderate temperature.
Lower Mchignn-UnsettIed Saturday and
sunday. with probably rain; moderate tenn
)erature.
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CONTINUED on page four)
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GentlemaLs Agreement.

ICon1nued On paeo f0ur)
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CONTINUED on page four
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
The Vets Parade

we Editor Of the EusainD Public Ledoer:
sh-Hayins read tho protests and opin-
ons Of John T. Prentice and waiter ], Ken.
w., s,aa, IN the Psoplss Forum, as against the
~, parade held In New York, lot me say
parade instead Of zoo 600 ana ipe0 ,Ssrs u"S,s ~
s,nsr " nsarsr that number II the so.eaIled drys
".u'a come out from under cover. In INV
: s.rencs ] have found the so,cal,ed drys
h Sunsh Of hypoeritss,
william ''Grapejulos" Bryan made tho
mss. msen' ~ the Eighteenth Amendment was
have been abIs to SnS ns pc, ps1pe nr,v As aay
r Nv had a hand in the msk,n" Of ths
shteenth Amendment and ths~ wopo nm "a
.os putting 1t over, since nr"S,h,t,nn n Wo p ~as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
LOOKING for Advice

70 the Editor Of tho Epenin0 Pubic Ledger:
sir--f am interested In your Peoples
Forum and have gained much valuable ad-
vice through the contributions Of your read
srs, WIN you allow me TO come to. you and
ssk you 10 print this letter In order that
sour readers may give opinions7
I have \ daughter approaching the mar
Nageablo aye, She IL an attractive GIRL
and hns many admirers. She ~ fond of a
good time and seems TO admire manly. ath-
letc mon, She Is an only child, For soms
time young man has been paying atten-
has great deal of money. automobiles
Ne. My daughter has told me that Hhe
dld not care for him more than as friend.
end believes that that care has been
noueht about through the many pleasures
that he Ia able to show her.
II seems TO me that II Is wrong for my
daushter TO accept the attentions of this
young man and lead him to believe that
.hs cares for him, when his money and what
y provides Is the only attraction. ! feel
mat " she is persuaded into marrying this
young man against her wishes she is soinE
: De very unhappy, and yet my husban nd
and myself feel that " our daughter could
Ioasht to the point Of lovins him suni-
vehtly to marry him It would be a very good
th'nr Tor her. for sho would be Independent
shd would never want for anything.
should like to ask readers OF the Peo-
Ues Forum few questions: Are parents
!usuhed In urging their daughter to marry
man with money when they know she does
no' care for him7 In Just what way should
wy proceed to assist our daughter In break
OF the attachment that the young man
uous Tor her' Are we right In allowing
w 70 accept attentions and presents from
a'm' when va almost feel that eventually
su daashter will turn him down, when we
sSVN MS feelings fog hor7 We want to
uHhN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
THE PEOPL E,S FORUM

That your humble position is only "''
You're wolf IN shesp's clothing. or else
you're fool
But don't get excited, keep perfectly COOL
ror rcopio Will talis, you know
oh, yes they must talk, YOU know.
And then. 70 you show the ieas, bo'dress OF
heart
Or a slight. disposition to take your own
part.
They win call YOU an upstsr,. conceitod and
But keep .,ra,sh, ahead; don't stop to ex'
For people will talk. YOU know:
Oh. yes. they must tank. you know.
IL threedhare,. your dress or old-fauhsoned
scme person viii surely take notice OF
that,
Ard hint rather strong that you can't pay
your way:
But don't get excited, whatever they say,
For people will talk, YOU knew;
Oh. yes, they must talk, you know.
II your dress is ncw-fnshioned, don't think
to escape.
For they criticize them in different
You're ahead Of your means. or your tailor's
unpaid
But mind your own business; theres nauHht
to be mace @
For people will talk, you know;
oh. yes, they must talk you know,
Now the best way to do is to do you
please, ... ..
For your mind, ,t you ssve Que, will ,hon
be at ease,
or course, you will meet with all sorts OF
abuse,
But don't think TO stop II; It's really no
use
For people will talk. you know;
oh. yes, they mist talk, you know.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
HELP wANTEp-MALE
CHANCE ron s4t..ssMas TO work

"A eroifp OF bankers manufacturers and
Nother busipees men of hiehest STANDING have
o1gn njsad n loan company IN which are being
take subrcripiions in biocks from s1oo up
either cesh or payment plan are beins en-
gagged. splendid chance to attract the .atten-
tioi, Of men OF wealth and standing to ronr
ability when shares are sold the Leaders
Will b. given permanent position with the
loan company; two days study nts you for
the Job n you can qualify: men with sales
big money; you may write In conhdence.
str ting age. present connection and time you
HOUSE to house saiAarnan! sac per week.
Hanover spcclaltg Co.. 14ia s. Pcnn sn
SALES MANAGERS Tor nationally known
banking institutions: recent prom-tlond
have cnuged vacancies for aaies executives
iu several Of our Offices throuahout the
United States: we tic seeking mon ot hiRh
moral standards who pcspcss initintiyr and
foresight In addition TO ability to hire. traiiI
and hold tho C.. .nndence OF statesmen: anvil
ants Rtnte aRg education, telephone number
replies Fitrictly connnentinl. y. q. 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

Letters 20 the Editor should be az
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
denominational or sectarian dis
cussion ft
No attention will be paid to anony-
NOUS letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence Of
good faith. although names will not
BE- printed u request Is made that
they be omitted.
The publication of a letter Is not
to be taken as an Endorsement of It's
views by this paper
COMMUNICATIONS will not be TO.
turned unless accompanied by post
age. nor will manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
Did C. Walk or RUM

To the Editor OF the Epsaino Public Ledger;
Sir-Kindly publish In your Peoplo' &
Forum which one Ia correct, 4 and II were
walking fast. and c, to keep up with them,
was compelled to run. We have had on
argument and several say that c was walk
Ing with A and y. while others say he
was running with them A. NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, July 3. 1871.
IL was running, ~ you yourself state
then he was running with 4 and B. who
were walking. II Is difficult. however, to
draw an exact line between q rapid walk
and a slow run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
Married Woman az PostmIstroes

20 the Editor Of the Evening Publio Ledger;
Sir--Kindly answer In your Peoples
Forum " married women. In our State OF
Pennsylvania, are eligible 10 hold the office
of postmistrcss. ]. X. r.
Doyiestown. Pa, July 3. 1921.
There 10 no law In Pennsylvania. or in
fact In anys other state, which prohibits a
married woman from holding the office of
ostmistress. .0--... .. ..... e.. .....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
Questions answered
An ArtIeIa ON Slaap

To the Editov Of n" -Evenna Psehc Ledger:
sir--NotinS an article rceardins ''s,eep"
In your Peoples Forum the following cha p
t.- pNett ntcrest the inquirer. Chapter
VII. page 450, "Expianation of the Phiioso-
ply Of Ordinary slecp or Principles Of Llght
aud Color by Edwin u. Babbitt. 1878.
N "'r Do found In the library at Juniper
and Locust streets. r, I. SAILOR.
Philadelphia, July a. 1921. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

M. c. r." asks 10 q reader could con-
tribute dialect humorous poem conta ning
the following verse;
Gretchen had little calf,
Nit her II was content;
und everywhere dot Gretchen gone
That calf would also went"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
SALESMAN

Young man, 81 TO - years old, With
some experience In commercial sell
ing. can fnalsn desirable connection
IN advertising department Of n larEe
metropolitan daily newspaper: mod
crate salary to start: advancement
according 70 ability shown. Address
A 234, Ledger Once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

ATTENTlON-MES
II there ~ a man who reads this ad and
rsalize that hard work and a Willingness
to do pore than he Is actually paid 20 do,
reach, want 20 have a friendly talk with
WIN eoursse d and smbion.' ''VfSs Who are m nHSH not
afraid TO step Into a mans ioh; you may
any OF the, thousand Of posltions where
your sole insperation Is your Insufficient
nay check, looking forward to this time YOU
WIN he able to break away, and make a
real success In life, where the dollars pile
yourself Thoroughly and n you decide YOU
ore thR man And can meet our qualifications
call 10 A, NJ, u, NJ. 203 Smith Auster.
muhl hldg.. 9Th and MnrEet SITS Camden.
sxp, pn -wsgon work, "a \,
9Th ST.. Camden, N, ],
HELPER, exp. on wagon
work. "a ~ 9TH At. Camden. n, ],
c. Il, Howe Addressing
and Printing Co. Apply Sd floor, 704
CREW MANAGER, house TO house: $50 per
week, 100 Baxter Bldg, philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

,....v o,r,s. 70 Armsl

y r..,o, Of the Evening Pao'io Ledger; !
n me ha'''' of your readers tell me
ssir-Canp np.nrnr,ysnia girfs--thet N tne
Why the ~ or near Phiiadclphia--are go
nrie i,wns w,n,ssr,iook,ns than the Jersey msmss
much est'sr,',Nsw ,,,n. N New jersey now. ssd crosse
am ,Sn S,s'ttns terry twice day. I have been ben
~ 1ues BY the 80, SS.'ys TSo .o@a. ssss from the
books amons A s,ri OF just fair pre.tness
Jersey sloe. a.. a loeemotive headlight among
stands oS' ,silow candles. And they don
s~ 70. how ~ 10 drecs. either. HOW s'gs' ~
7. -. a.,rh,a. July 2. 1871.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

&C. r. c." wishes the words OF song
beginnngi
'My grandfather had some very fne geese.
Way down on the folds Of Dover"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

The feoples Forum ytil appear, daily
In the SUNDAY Pubie Iodssr. letters
dsepesins timely tspieA will ls pstntsd,
~ ssIi % as rSSnsssss ptG1ps, s.ssa sns S.ssai''"s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
Poem and Songs Desired
Two Poems

To tho Editor Of tho EpcHino Public Ledger:
Sir ~ You would oblise me greatly by
printing the following poemsI '''fhe Lost
Doll" by Charles Kingsley," and the verses
by Palgrave bosinningi
Thou that once on mothers knee
Vert little child like me-
II. l.. r,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

FSuplu WVT TFIN
tn the Editor OF the Evening Pnbhc Ledger
Sir--I would appreciate II II you cop'd
print In Your Peoples Forum tho poem en-
titled People Must Talk, You Know"
MRS. J.. BOYER,
Darby, Pa, June 80, ipai
You may go through the world but twill 10
very slow,
II you iistan to all that In said as YOU go;
You'll be worried and fretted and kept In
stew ...-.
For moddepoms tongues must have some
thing TO do.
For people will talk, you know;
oh, yea, they must talk, you know.
II quiet and modest you'll HAYS II Pre-
sumed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

SAIsESMEN
Many man is marking time in position
offering scnnt possibilities Tor thc futnrc:
brilliant future to men who prove their aSii-
ity: We want mon for our Philadeiphia
young man. and can give satisfactory refer
ence M to honesty and integrity, we are VIII
ing 20 take you. regardless OF former sales
men ccrn from 500 TO s1Oo week up. and
proved cfhcisncy. meets quick adSenccme,n,t;;
Call promptly at 1a:ao a. NJ. Room 1871
Rcal Estate Trust Bldg.
g Al AN-tIld- -"st . bli shed huusc requires
.slesman ,. fS: south & Jersey; ,o EL2in f""d
, auaInted with the above offerings and trade:
r,uS bo aETesstvc co,np"t"nt and w'll
ir,g cwn car rr"fcrrcd Address =. o. Box
$50. Camdnu. N. J.
seicsmen with Or without clientele. "a h"ir
growing import and export company: abso.
irtiy no liynno", bat n lihnr"I e"inriIssinn.
'I%S pcrmSn"n rST c'nn"","m @ on viii ,SS compaT" n
an nxecu'Iyc ,ccNTac'tv hprlv from 1890
natl nal Commercial HyheTCx Go. 1891
| WE WANT MEN
who are energetic and ambitious: experience
! permanent pos!tion and future assured 10
mani man c% % srrnce Sso1 for an ms N"
! Wool. sORTERS - Nrnly rnl."d StPf"s
Wool combing Co.. 9th and State SITS,
Ca mden. n. J.
! YOUNG MAN
+-Compotcnt Young man wanted ~ Philadel-
\ phia to orga nize and handle small sales force
! OF agents: u flrSt-cass seller to all homes;
\ the position offers commission and also extra
bonus to manager. Address i. q. Box i0i,
| Reading. Pa.
Genern,
MAN, AND WIFE. colorod: chaurenr and
cook: can also FRIEND or relative n +
maid; wanted by small. private family. near
! New York: ChauffeurE experience; largo car
careful driver: pleasant. permanent POSITION (:
! sa tisfRctory recommendation from former
\ employer required. eau Saturday morning
! TO5 Perm SuuRre Bldg.
CLERKS. over II. for postal mail service:
| S12O month. exp unnecessary. For free
particular7 OF examinations wrlta 7
: Leonard 0ormer Civil ScrYIc" Examiner
| 0G2 EluLthble l!dg.. Washingten y. c.
4 CIVIL SERVICE examinations. August and
September; many vacancies; salary $500,
$500; write for sample test. p 1902 Led o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

RLncrRioAI, MoroRs, MAchiNR TOOLS
70 BRlEN MACHINERY CO., li9 N, Sd sT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
BOARD WANTED

COUPLE desires country hoard with
fam preferably y. H.: write partlsl
Commuting distance Of PhllH. A n3G. t..
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

and Rantintin charm. lost In the vicinity
OF 1890 Spruce st. Reward II returned to
]. II. Caldwell & Co.
Return 65ii Lincoln drive. Gtn. Reward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

OlDS 1920 passenger: extras; low pri,.
al ipPl.AR 32II. Mr.. H..
NlCRAEI.. I3lG pppIA AR S'r "'~'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

OVERLAND Country club 20 sport mode l.
can be bought right. 2G5n " Marshai -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

NATIONAL carpst Clssning Co, 3550-s2 N.
10th, TipRa bSi2, Cleans, scours ca rpets:
latest system Of restoring faded oolors rsp'E
Temakins; eat freei our autos call e.sry'ers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
"peoplo Win Talk"

Philadelphia. June so. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

Ol.DS 1919 like new, Al mechanically. sjEn
down, balance terms. l7O7 Vine
New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
Fog Halls Schooners
In Big Fishing Race

LOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. L.
The fishermen's race. blotteJ
out by fog to-day. will be sailed
tomorrow with rivalry the keener
because of the postponement
After the five schooner entries for
the American fishing fleet cham
pionship had lolled about the start
ing buoy for an hour this morn,nr
In Vapors and light airs the race
was called off for the day and the
boats poked back to port through
the fog.
ne Elsie continues the favorite
She is considered by those support
ing her rs the logical successor of
the Esperanto, winner at Halifax
last year of the international cham
pionship trophy, which to-morrow,s
victor will defend. Her friends saw
she is in line because she carries
the Esperarto's captain and many
OF his crew.
Captain Marty said he exn.cted
10 win with the Elsie, but admitted
that if the wind was light the Ar
'nnr James. sailed by Judd Mathe-
son. his mate last fall, was to be
feared. The weather sharps to-nipht
predicted good blow tomorrow.
with the wind probably from the
west.