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The New York herald., 1921-03-29
ARREST Is NEAR IN
MURDER OF GRAVES
Buffalo Police Chief Says I'm
portant Developments Are
Due in Few Hours.
QUIZ WELL KNOWN MEN
New Turn in Mysterious Slay-
ing Follows Investigation Of
Reported Drinking Parties.

Special Despatch to THF New Noak llERAi ..
BUFFALO, March 2S---A solution Of the
mysterious murder Of Luther J. Graves.
Yale graduate and former Captain in
the Seventy-seventh Division. Is within
the grasp of the police. according 70 an
announcement made tonight BY James
w. Higgins. chief Of the department IN
making the statement that the identity
of the murderer will bo Known and his
arrest made in few hours Chief Hig-
gins was Joined by Guy b. Moore. Dis
trict Attorney.
Very important developments viii
take place within the next thirtysix
hours" they said
Society drinking orgies. reported TO
have been held in the most fashionable
residential district OF the city. have
come under Investigation as a result or
the Graves murder, it became known to-
day. But in this connection y was ex-
planned that the police have not yet
vacated the theory that Graves was
killed by mistake for a man who closely
resembles him and who has fallen in
with a bootlegsng gang.
Mayor George s. Buck. who has been
following the progress OF the investiga-
ton closely, issued a statement to-day
in which be said that the murder was
the outcome Of the connivance Of other
wise respectable persons with under
world characters engaged in Illicit
booze selling II is now conceded gen
orally that a contributing cause Of the
killing is the continuous demand of well
10 do residents for contraband liquor for
private parties.
The case took 4 sensational turn to-
day when Mr.. Moore and Chief Higgins
summoned more than dozen leaders Of
he city's younger society set and ques-
toned them closely Those called to the
District Attorneys office included sons
OF some Of the best known professional
and business mon. What they had to
tell what was asked them and whether
they are 10 be called later as witnesses
at q trial could not be learned. Il Is
understood that others We're questioned
in their homes.
Coincidcnt with the announcement Of
new development looking toward the
capture Or the murderer. Sheriff William
r. Waldow made it known that rum
running across the Niagara River i to
b subjected 70 an investigation as z
result Of the work or city detectives.
He said he has questioned many boot
legeers and that he has list Of Gus
toners to whom booze was brought by
Roy o. SCHNEIDER. the murdered snug
gler The Sheriff said his list contains
the names Of many well-known residents.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
STILL SEEK 5 IN LOST BALLOON
search to Continue indefinitely
storm Hampers Planes

PENSACOLA. March 2S.-Oficials al the
naval air station said tonight that al
though no trace or the missing naval
balloon and FIVE men which left on a
practice hop March - had been found
the search would be continued indef-
initely.
a strong northwest wind. accompanied
by rain squalls to-day. interfered with
the search. but the dirigible and planes
will renew the search as soon a. the
weather moderates
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

yOT ai,l most quickly f.ud 1 oayer for ynaf
used car = sou mt a Want "a. IN Tie
Hcsptfs Aitpnt5ni.. Exchange. see Want
A = ror = - VA
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
DEATH BY GAS FOR CONVICTSl
is MADE NEVADA STATE LAW
Sentence Will Be Carried Out at Secret Hour in Air
tight Cell Lethal Gas Being Admitted by
Valves While Prisoner Sleeps

CARSON CRY March 2S.--rre bin pro
vidiug for The use % letla, gas in ex-
ecutias the death penalty H. Nevada
was signed here to-day by Coy. Boyle
The bin abPlishes other forms of capi-
tai punishment in the State. Hitherto
condemned men had the choice between
hanging or shooting
Nevada r. the first State 70 make gas
the means OF capital punishment Icder
the new law the death warrant mist
designate a week within which the exc
cution OF sentence must take place.
This week must be not less than sixty
nor more than ninety days after the date
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
FAMILY TIES DRAWN CLOSER.
W eddinr Of Parents II Followed
by Union Of Their Children.

C;aitano Accardi. So 4 widower, of SO
Thomas avenue, Lindenhurst, =. y. mar
ried Gaetana de Marco. ~. a widow r.
233 East 10Sth street. yesterday ID the
chapel OF the License Bureau a. the
Municipal Building.
Immediately after Gaitano and Gae-
tana had become one. Gaitano's twenty
year-old son, Angelo, married Gaetana's :
seventeen-year-o daughter. Rosa. and
then all four went away to celebrate
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Of the judgment The Law calls for a
suitable Gel, FOR infiicting the penalty.
where gas Is used. and provides that the
warden a competent physician and six
other citizens must witness the execu-
ticC
TIE bill gives no details concerning
tile cell. but sponsors for the bill said
II was understood 1t was intended that
4 should be alright fitted with win
dc VI 81 thick glass and equipped with
valves 10 ad~lit air
X was planned that when the con-
demned man should be asleep the air
valves would be closed and others. ad-
mitting lethal gas. he opened. life being
taken without the prisoners awakening.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

GIRL DIES on 4 TRAIN.

Miss Lillian Smith or Ormond place
New Rochelle. died yesterday on train
at Grand Central Terminal A call was
sent for an ambulance. but DR.. Simalt 3u
Of Flower Hospital said the girl was
dead when he arrived With her at the
time was her father. William n. Smith
he said his daughter, who was % years
old, was returning from Saranac Lake
where she had been Tor several weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

The life of TEUNIS C. BERGEN
was an illustrious example of
Brooklyn's finest traditions.
He was born in 1906. A fluent
writer and speaker, previous to
his attending school he could
speak nothing but Dutch. He
was a surveyor and farmer and
mapped out most of the estates
of Kings County. He was Colonel
of the 241st Regiment and for
% years Supervisor of the Town
of New Utrecht. AS chairman
of financial committees, Colonel
Bergen earned the title Of
"Watch Dog of the Treasury"
A tireless worker, he found
recreation in turning to public
affairs to which he gave unspar-
ingly of his time in useful SER
vice. With the same tireless
desire to serve, the officers of
this Company give their person
al attention to the real estate
problems of every client.
Send for Booklet
"Personaiify in Title SerDice
HOME TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Brooklyn and Jamaica
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
LYONS-MILLER BREAK DENIED.
Secretary ri state Hopes "a Retain
Automobile Bureau

Speciui Despatch n ThE Sew IoRK iEEALo.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany. March 2s
John y Lyons Secretary Of state. is
still hopeful Of retaining the state Au-
tomoble Bureau which under a bill
passed b. both houses Of the Legisla-
ture Is 70 be consolidated with other
tax collecting agencies under the reor-
ganized tax commission lie said to-
day that he has reason to believe that
GOV. Miller does not agree with the
measure FAR as it affects the auto
mobile bureau.
Mr. Lyons denied that he had any in
tention of becoming an Independent Re
publican nominee for Mayor of New
York next fall because Of bad feeling
resulting from taking the automobile
bureau away from him He said that he
and COY Miller were on the friendliest
terms
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
WEALTHY CUBAN A SUICIDE.
Joseph Lopez Kodricuel Hangs
Himself in Havana.

HAyASA. Marco 2S-toseph Lopez
Rodriguez leading financier and
mult!miliicnaire committed suicide at
III horne here today b. hanging.
Senor Rodriguez was credited with
having been a heavy loser as q result
or Chr fninciai crisis III Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo 20. 1921

Con fecha Is de octubre de 1920 An
tonic Baerga, de estado casado, pro-
movie expediente ante la Corte de Dis
trito de Guayama para acreditar el
dominic su favor de una finca rlis-
tica situada en- ell barrio de Matuyas
del-municipio de Maunabo, dicha Cor
te por resolution de % de enero de
1921 declare justifcado el dominic pre-
tendido, ordenando su inscripcionsen
el Registro de la Propiedad de Huma-
Gao Y que Sc librara copia certifcada
de la resolution al peticicnario para
ell uso de sii derecho.
Ell Registrador de la Propiedad de
Humacao- denego Ia inscription por
medic de- nota de IL de abril, 1921,
que dice asi:
"Denegada la inscription. 80. por
aparecer de la orden expedida por la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama que la
finca cuyo dpTainio Sc ha declarado por
dicha Corte radica en- ell barrio Ma
tuyas del municipio de. Maunabo, que
pertenece al Distrito Judicial de HUI
macao, yspor cuanto la lnica Ccrtc
con Jurisdiction para deelarar e. do
mimic de la finca aludida es la Corte
de Distrito de Humacao, cuya juris-
diccion es EXCLUSIVE, tenor de 10
preceptuado en- ell articulo 395 de la
Ley Hipotecaria y 10 resEelto por nue.,
tro Tribunal Supreme en- ell case do
Nazalio v. Ell Registradoz, 16 D. P. r.
$685.
La califcacion del Registrador de
Humacao ha sido recurri.Ia por Ante
nio Baerga para ante csta Corte Su-
prema y en- apoo de su revocation in
voca nuestras decisiones en- el case de
Sola v. Ell Registrador de La Prorie-
Cad, s D. P. R. 213.y de Agenjo y San
tiago ct al. v. Santiago Rosa et al,
&c D. P. R, 713.
La doctrina establec:da eli el caao
de Sola VS.. E. Registrador, mo Sc re-
fiere un case anaiogo al presente,
puesto q. en- aquel Sc trataha de la ins
oripci, de una declara4o.-ia de here
d.rns Y sta este de la inscription de
un expediente de dominic; y respecto
de las inscripciones de los expedien-
tes de dominic al resolver el case de
Nazario vi Ell Registrador, Sdejamos
establecido ser exclusiva. la jurisdic-
ci6n conferida por Ell artfculo 395 de la
Ley Hipotecaria al Juez de Primera
Instancia fhoy Juez de Distrito) del
partido en- que radiquen los bienes o
al del en- que este la parte principal,
81 fuese una sfnca enclavada en- varios
partidos.
La anterior doctrina no ha sido
afectada, seg1n alega el recurrente,
por la decision posterior de esta Corte
en- el case de Agenio v Santiago ct
al. v. Santiago Rosa ct, al, pues en-
dicho case no Sc trataba de compe-
tencia para 'instruir expedientes de
dominic sino de competencia para con-
ceder autorizaci6n para la enagena-
cion de biehes de memories.
Existiendo como existe en- la Ley
Hipotecaria un precepto especial que
regula Id competencia para la ms
trucci6n de los expedientes de doui-
Mo que es ell articulp 395 que deja-
mos citado, ese precepto hay que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Ell IA GDRIE So
PREHA DEP. R.
Anaunls nnrEA.
nnenNxman.
a. Rrxi,1lsaas a. h Frupluasa e
1lumncaA
nnrmrrtan.
Ekpcaieuirs de dsminia.-1urisiicri6n
para ssnscsr Dc exp.aisaies De-

Expuaicnies de Observation-Disclosures
para cgnscer de expndisnles ae
daminio.-Curies dc Oizlrila.
Ia doclfiaa essablccida en- q case
Dc NaEario '. n Registrnfor, i6 ID. p.
q. ees, ep cnanto a ser exclusiva Ia
Jurisdiction para conoocr de cxpedicn-
tcs dc dominic. de las cortcs dc dis
trifo del partido en- que fadiqnen los
bienes objeto de Ia information, 10 es
contraria a Ia Jurisprudence estable-
cida en- el case de SOla '. FL Registra-
dor, d. p. q. 2is, nj qued6 afectada
por Ia del case de AgenjO y Santiago
ct al. v. Santiago Rosa ct al, 26 d. r.
r. us, pues en- cl 'primero Sc trataba
de competencia sobre declaratoria de
herederos y en- Il segunio de compe-
tencia para conceder autorizacion ju-
dicial para enajenar bienes memories.
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por eI
Juez Presidente Sr. Hernandez.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
CHAMPS ARE TO GO
OUT OF THEIR CLASS
Kenny Leonard Would he Chief OF
wcItcrvcightS. mud Jnck Hrt-
ton Would He I'rpthrr~cirht.
ul HENRY l.. FAIRFIELD.
limited Press CORE spDudrnt.

NEW YORK. Jan. i5.-Ecnny Icon
ard and Joe Lynch both pro3an!y VIII
make an c&curs!on oui OF the!T Grass
Kenny would like to annex the
we !trrwcight tue Of JACK Triton q
and the young bantamwcight cham
Field for future work.
Leonard this winter proved conclu-
svc!y that he has not ou'grown the
pounds Tor Joe WeIl!ng, bn, he
wasn't overly strong ct that !ow
pouudaGc
OF the wclter ranks would b. nrou-
table Cor Leonard. az hc Is running
out Of good opponents among the
l!Ehtweights.
weight II. has made ii6 pounds FOR
Pete Herman. when he won the cham
p!onship Joe. however. can't keep
himself down TO That weight very
himself physically Hos unusually
tai! for bantam, and hns 10 draw
himself town so fine that he LOOKS
Ike pale ghost IN the ring. his
ribs pokcd out through his. ncsh in
the Herman bout Ike ii washboard.
His condition in that bout must not
he had been In hard training for two
months and had been through four
enccedingly hard bouts in little over
After a months res; In the noun
ta!Hs. whore he tx going 10 rough IL.
ne viii get back into better cond!-
ton
For season or so he can Fight at
catchwc!Ehts after the fashion OF
most champions and tina, will not
ncccssitatc weakening weight MAX
ing.
Many boxing critics believe that
Lynch nj i2g pounds would be good
enough TO take the title from John
ny ki!bane. tho !oathcrwoight King.
From all appearances. tho Cicve-
land lrishmau has retired. Before he
steps down hnally, however. il is he
liovcd that ne would he glad tn give
Lynch 4 chance for the title and II
he has to lose II there is no other
fighter he would rather see as his
successor tnan the present bantam
champ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
DODGERS AND YANKEES
WILL PLAY IN RICHMOND
Barrow Declares He Is Satisfied
With Present Arrange
mcntS.
PETERSBURG REGISTERS KICK
Attempts to Prevent Contest, but
YANKEES Are Satisfied and Likely
10 Disregard Tbis--i'radicy Will
Not Protest.

"Eabc" Ruth and the other Sew
York Yankees VIII meet the Brook
Ign Dodgers in Richmond. at Houlc-
ward Field. Apri! Z. according 10 In
formation reaching tins city last night
from Sew York. The Information was
contained In IA letter to Il. ". Wiison.
controller Of Boulevard Field. from
Edward Barrow. business manager Of
tho New York Yankees. Barrow
stated that he was satisfied with ar
rauEenen,A made between Mr. VII
son aud himself aud that the contest
would bc PLAYED.
This information followed an
nOunccmcnt that efforts would DC
made 10 prevent the staging OF the
game in this ely because boulevard
lIcld IS not controlled by Il c!uD
playing under the national aSr.e-
mcnt. The owners OF the petersburg
team in tho virginia i.cAGue were
said to bc behind the move - pre-
vent tic stuE!nt; OF thc game. me
letter from Sir. barrow bore out TINS
fac;. iio stated Ne had received such
Information from the tOckAGc CITY
owner but that he knew nothing ot
the Virginia League franchise matter.
y. ". Wilson, owner OF tir tlrh-
mond colts last year declared iaBt
nlEht that arrangements tor thc game
ware closed aud thc NanE."F h.d &c
ularcl themselves TO be satisfied vim
tho financial arrangements Alr. VIII
Eon stated that h" WAS confident the
game wuulu be staged In spite o: the
fact that Efforts had been made l"
block IT,
~. Il. bradley. president Of the Viz
Elui1 League. has stated THAT tc. az
president ~ the league, viii take no
action 70 prevent the game belhE
uiuy.d He refused To comment on
what action clubs In the organization
fuirht t.tlte however. The lvaEu" head
stated that X owners az he Richmond
tcsl being staged IL was possible ;nat
tho entire matter would be carried
Acfor. tho national commission. II"
stated no move has been made by the
from IichWond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
.EUR0PE'S EXPERTS LIKE
CHANCES OF CARPENTER
Jack Dempsey May Knock Him
Out, but He VIII Never Beat
Him." They Say.
ny HENRY T.. FARRELL
United Press STAN Correspondent.

NEW YORK. Jan. ,i5.-"JacI,
Dempsey may Knockout Georges
Carpenter. but he'll never beat him"
This is BIT Of British logic
brought back from Iicadn!y By Tex
ORourke. matchmaker of the Inter
national Sporting club. VINO recently
made tour of Europe Tor amateur
talent.
1t is Il rather unique way Of Ggur-
ing Il fight. but it shows how the
British diTercntiatc between lighting
and boxing.
In England and France. according
to O'Rourkc, 1t Is AN opinion close TO
Il conviction that Carpenter will be
the next worlds heavyw eight cham
pion.
In France they arc Offering odds of
two to one while the British are
willing 10 wager at FIVE TO four that
Dempsey viii lose to the Frenchman
They have never seen Dempsey and
they rank him on a par with Bill
Brennan. Frank Moran ana others of
the so-called second diviaton Of
American hcavics.
The fact that Frank Moran dis
PoScN OF JOG i'cckGtt. the English
champion. in two rounds, did not
cause the English to lose any OF their
enthusiasm about Carpenter.
TRUE Moran did finish beckett in
Two rounds. but GEORGES did IL in
MY seconds. lie is wondcrful.'' IN.
London experts commented
CRourkc says that every one in
Europe is sure OF Dcmpsey's defeat
with the exception OF Carpenter
himself.
II VIII do my best" the French
man Coniidcd To his American friend.
The loyalty with which the Eng.
iish cling I" their consistently beaten
and a used idols. Beckett and Bo,nby
Wells. seems TO be OF the never dying
Major Wilson. who promoted the
l'.ckctt Moran show. escorted
o'Rourke TO the pier when he was
returning.
II wish you would try to &c. some
OF your good heavywciShts to come
over and meet Beckett-D"mpscy
Brennan. Fulton or any of them" he
said.
what, after his experience with
Moran" Tex asked
'llc is still our champion. regard
less" the British promoter replied
with al! seriousness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
my Associated I'rcSs.I

CHICAGO, Jan. I5.-A petition
protesting against the employ ment
of Judge I<cncsaNv Mountain Ian
dIs ns national baseball commits
sioncr has been prepared by
Thomas j. Sutherland. II Chicago
lawyer, and sent to members oil
Congress from Illinois, 1t was
learned today.
In ~ letter to Chicago nc,vspa-
pcrs Informing them or his action.
Mr. Sutherland * said to have
urged that they "runnprchcnd She
Importance OF this petition, and
called their attention to this at
tempt &" mulct the government
md also to set am example OF VIC
ions jnhdsiity 10 public service"
The petition demands action rel
atiNr 10 Judge LnndiS serving both
an judge and an agent OF the
baseball commission. II seeks to
show TINT the judge, I'm accepting
an annual salary from the baseball
commission of Si..5UO n year, while
drawing II salary OF $500 n year
ns Federal Judge, Is netting In
riniutlon OF spirit OF statutes pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
MANY CRACK SHOTS ARE
ENTERED IN RIFLE MATCH
American Smaliborc League Stages
Match for 100-Shot Champions
ship All Over L. :.

Seldom. II ever. In snoo. ing history
ms there been so many formida BILE
I.uc shots entered in any ono match,
mere conditions and teams being
equal that worlds nonparen rifle
man Will emerge from the contest
Tor the 100 shot championship now
being staged by the American Small
bore League.
Contests there have been and viii
DC In the art OF workmanship but
shooters generally ccnCcde thai tho
winner OF lO0-shot match has
achieved honors not easily wrestcu
away.
TO rihemen the world over the
names of ''Tackhole" Lee. Captain W.
II. Richard and John ". Hession arc
standards. Lee undisputably holds
practically every indoor record Rich
ard, three times winner of the shoot
iiG classic, the Leech Cup--and Hes
sian. last year winner OF the VIM
oledon and this year the Catrow Cur.
Aside from these three shooting
nchullhers are many other entries
rom all parts of the United states
some of lesser known ability and
others who as yet have not made.
their Impress in rife circles Strange
thihg about shooting. unlike any
other sport there is no certainty AT
any Time OK u favoritc winning and
20 see the crown 20 to an unhcrald-
ed brow.
The. lOo-shot championship is un-
Qucsil0n2bly the hardest match
snn" u, this sSason--;is IL means
the nring of one hundred consecutive
SHOTS At bulls eye one quarter inch
IN size. Implying II strain on muscle.
eye and nerve that calls for supreme
physical fitness OF the contestant
Targets will be issued to compctj
tors ten days before the match which
VIII be shot on the same date in ali
parts OF tho United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
II BARROW Will BRING SPOR
100000 for Devastated France Is
Realized on Leonard-Mitchell Fight

Wns given II rousiuE ovation by
the crowd. declared she wnn "crnzy
about" the night.
Fans were s,ilI discussing the
bout today, which all experts de-
clare Wns one or the earnest en-
counters In Il decade. Discussing
:hc blow Mitchell delivered In thr
first round, which made the q am
pion siuSEcr down for Il count OF
nine. LrOnurd said:
cit WINS dying iunEc. II
caught me fairly and 81 certainly
bothered me. IL came no uncA-
pcctcdly. oh, yes. Mitchell always
wns IL dangerous man. When
dropped cleared my head and
winkcd mt lilly Gibson U.connrd's
mnnngcr) Ia let him know wa.
nil right"
al want 80 fight him nr:;in.v de-
clnrcd Mitchell. IL almost Ind
him licked, but got careless.
Next time viii certainly do It,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
URGES NOMEN'S SECTION
FOR SHOOTING MATCHES
Kansas Takes Lead by inaugural
ing Junior and Feminine Trap
shooting Divisions.

In every one OF the state trap
shooting championship tournaments
there should be junior trap-shoot-
.nG championship and a woman's
trap-shOot!nE championship.
Kansas. through the efforts of a.
". Campbell. OF Sa!na. ran a junior
ana woman's championship tourna-
inent this year and the Kansas state
Sporisman's Association VIII add
these TWO championship to the 1921
program. what Kansas has done
and viii continue 10 do. should be
followed oy every enterpr!sing assoc
c!a.ion.
Women are numerous at the traps
these days ANA they would become
more plentiful. toe. II events were
placed on the program in which they
NOR own sex. There are n icw ANA
tyrt women shooters. such as Mrs.
Hosel; Mrs Randall, Mrs Bruff. Mrs.
othcrs' who are Wiling !" 'J take ,Ssip
chances against tho male OF the Spc-
clos. but there are many fair diana's
VINO are not as expert AS these men
Toned.
y boys championship ut so targets
and womau's championship at 100
targets. just as they nave In the
.b!I american, WOULD MAKE excel
lent feature events Tncy would not
be ovcrburdcncd with entries the
hrst year. but they would improve
yearly. The Grand American. big 40
II rs today. didn't attract howi!ns
MOB the first year.
The tournament in Kansas in which
Charles Hol!!nSer won the boys
Championship and Mary Campbell.
tn" "oman's tile. nttrac' twenty
ave shooters. IioI.!nser and Miss
Campbell are each Il years old This
- the second time Miss Campbell has
won the pionship. In Kansas
,ney have a Woman's Federation %
shooters. n State organizations and
they DO things for the fair sex there
After q lapse OF several years an
indoor trap-shoOting tournament Will
b. held In connccticn with the
SDortsman's show. which viii take
place In Madison Square Garden. y
Oakley ana Mrs. l.. {. Vogci played
prominent parts In the Sportsma II :
shows OF years ago. and the vctcra n S
remember the competitions we'll
There VIII be three champ!onshlps-
amateur. professional and womcn's
There viii be qualifying rounds daily
Tor which trophies will be given The
woman who makes the hes, score IN
any one OF the events vii! bs
crowned the woman'S champion. The
Ave high profess iona!s will shoot loo
targets for the pro championship and
me ten high amateurs will do like
WIS: lor the simon pure title.