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Evening star., 1921-02-26
HOREMANS HAS 399 RUN
IN BILLIARD PLAY HERE

Edouard Horemans, Belgian cue
marvel who aspires to Willie Hoppes
world billiard championship crown.
reeled off one Of his spectacular runs
in the afternoon exhibition match at
Snerrnan's Academy yesterday. Hav-
ing won his match with A final inning
of 165. Horemans continued shooting
and registered 399 points before 1lss-
ing 1t was the highest run at 49,
balkline billiards ever made her.
The Belgian disposed of Tom G:,ss-
CHER IN both afternoon and evening
matches. winning the first, 400 10 30,
and the second. 400 to 80. Horemans
was off form in the evening and tailed
for the first time in days to get run
Of 100 or more. He Will conclude 0s
engagement here today with matchcs
starting at 3 and SIS O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
SIR THOMAS UNDECIDED
AS TO KINGS CUP RACE

LONDON, February 26-Sir Thomas
Upton up TO the present has declined TO
say whether he expects to enter a yacht
for the cup offered by King Albert of
Belgium for a yacht race TO begin July
next off Sandy Hook and to end off
Ostend, Belgium.
1t is considered likely. however that
il Sir Thomas decides TO enter the con-
test his yacht Will be the twenty-three-
meter Shamrock. which was used as the
trial horse" for the Shamrock Nv in
last years tuning-up races for the
Americas cup.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
COLLIER HAS 316 COUNT
NEWSPAPER BOWLING

Henry Rodier of the Bulletin ft"
some good bowling yesterday IN the
wind-up of the first round of the
newspaper individual championship
tournament at the Recreation drives,
but he wasn't good enough to head
A. w. Collier. another Bulletin pin
sp.llel. ln-- IaftrT i,d the ned Win
a set Of 3l5, while Henry totaled only
3N6. The second round VIII begin
next Thursday.
Other scores yesterday were: Field
man. 29l: Miller 30s: Essex. 2si;
Fowler. 256: Newman, PSI; Haarer.
2eS; Allen. 261; Gilchrist. go: Ken
nedy. 231; Lehman. 254: DouGherty'
265: lie Preu:x 2S6: Reinee,. 2S2;
Long. 244: Gemmell. 30S: Murphy. 265;
Meyer 2S6: Herbert. 256; Matthews.
26l: Harper. 256; Curtin. 30l; Ryan.
2i5; Kelly, $50, and Dooley, 2S9.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
MCLEOD AND O'HARA TIED.

DELAND. Fla. February 26-Pat
O'Hara of the Richmond Country Club
and Freddy Mcleod Of the coiunl bia
Club of Washington. ID. K. we'll
known golf professionals, are leading
a record field here in the most eXcit-
ing tournament ever held.
O'Hara and Mcleod finished half the
tourney route yesterday with scores
OF las each. Trailing right behind
these two were the other two stars.
Jim Barnes OF the Pelham Country
Club of New York and Mike Brady
of the Oakland Hills Club of Detroit,
each with l49
Evening star., 1921-02-26
SEVEN FIVES PUT OUT
OF SOUTHERN TOURNEY

ATLANTA. Ga. February 26.-
Seven teams were eliminated yester-
day in the opening games Of the
Southern intercollegiate Athletic AS
sociation basket ball championship.
Pairings for today:
Mercer VS.. Kentucky State. Mssis-
sippi A. and N. VS.. Millsaps. Georgia
VS.. Auburn. Georgia Tech VS.. Ala
bama
In the afternoon games Mercer de-
feated South Carolina. so to %; Ken
lucky State vanquished Tulane. so to
%; mississippi Aggies trounced Fur
, man, Al to Z, and MilIsaps downed
. Tennessee. 46 to 29. In the evening
Auburn took the measure of Glenn
son. as to 25; Georgia beat New
berry. AZ to %. and Georgia Tech
stopped Birmingham Southern. SO
| to H.
Evening star., 1921-02-26

The first half was desperately
fought, with both sides netting the
ball twice. Erickson and Zearfoss,
assisted by Drummy. Satsin and Har-
dell, did the counting for the Techites
early in the fray. but the massive
kimble and agile Metzler kept the
triple entente in action. Through an
error Of the timer the initial session
was unduly prolonged. and this told
heavily against the beefy Central
Eastern-B Business combination The
Techites ran wild in the second half
GuyOn of the losers showed the
boys thing or two about the game.
AS a forward he proved an excellent
rowing guard. Kelly Of Business
demonstrated how to throw from the
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Braves to Change Colors
To Bring Shift in Luck

BOSTON. February 26.-The
BOSTON Nationals will change
the color and pattern Of its
stockinEs In an effort to bring
a shift In its luck in pennant
rnces, Manager Fred Mitchell
mas announced. Instead of red
nnd blue horizontally barred
SOCKS the new shin coverings
Will be sOiid blue with white
feef. Another Innovation in the
Uniform Will be 81 blue "B" ON
The biouscs, instead of the In
dfnn head. which for years had
been the Braves insignia.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Cicotte's Attorney Confers.

CHICAGO, February 2S.-Daniel r.
cassidy. attorney for Edward Cicotte,
conferred with state officials and at
torneys for other Chicago American
League players. who will go on trial
March IA. charged with conspiracy in
connection with the alleged throwing
Of the 1919 world series. He refused
to say what attitude Cicotte would
take in the trial.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Indians to Leave Tonight.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. February s6.-
The first squad of the champion
Cleveland Indians will leave here
tonight for Dallas, Tex. The party
will include Pitchers Uhle, Caldwell.
Coveleskie and Clark. and Catchers
ONeill and Gillis. Pitchers Nelson
Pott and Ted Odenwald will join the
squad at st. Louis. The other bat
terry men will go direct from their
homes. The others will leave a week
from TODAY
Evening star., 1921-02-26
McGRAW WILL FLY PART
WAY TRAINING CAMP

NEW YORK, February 26.-Secre-
tary O'Brien of the Giants has re-
ceived a message from John McGraw
stating that he would leave Havana
Monday, proceeding by seaplane to
Jacksonville. whence he will travel
by rail to San Antonio to join the
club. He will be accompanied by
Mike Gonzales and George Burns.
w. Il. Eanline. catcher purchased by
the Giants from Indianapolis, has
signed.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
NO |. |. CLUB FOR AKRON
Syndicate of Business Men De.
cides Not to Exercise Its Option
on Franchise.

AKRON, Ohio. February 2S-Akron
will not be represented in the Inter-
national League during the coming
season. syndicate of business men
who had taken an option on the pur-
chase of the franchise has announced
that it will not complete the deal.
The franchise will be sold to the
highest bidder club officials said. Mon
treal and Newark. y. j., business men
have made bids to take over the fran
chiSe
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Tremaine Outfights Moore

CLEVELAND. February 26.-Carl
Tremaine of Cleveland. decsively out
pointed Pal Moore of Memphis, in a
ten-round bout last night. Tremaine
floored Moore twice in the seventh round
and sent him to his corner groggy in
that and the next session. The men
weighed 11S pounds
Evening star., 1921-02-26

announced on or before MdT Gil
There VIII be something to announce
besides the name of the place of the
big scrap. 1t will relate to who is
going to promote ii. Tex Rickard
and Charles b. Cochran, the English
promoter. are left of the original
there. which included William a.
Brady, now withdrawn. And by next
Tuesday Rickard alone may remain
1t looks that way.
For the first time since he has been
promoting fights at the Madison
Square Garden, Tex Rickard was not
at the ringside at the Jackson Dundee
fight last night. Tex has been doing
the work of ten men in the past
months and his methods of taking
meals on the run would long ago have
downed a man of constitution and
health less rugged.
Good Looking Fight.
Battling Levinsky's first fight since
his return to this country VIII find
him facing Charley Weinert. the
Newark heavyweight. in Brooklyn on
March il. This should be n corking
scrap. Both men stand out as among
the cleYcrest heavies in the country
and both can hit hard enough to salts
fy those fans who like TO see knock
downs and knockouts.
There will be riot among the
Skowcgians at Freeport, l.. l.. on Mon
day night, when Fred Fulton, the
Minnesota pIaSterer. will go fifteen
rounds with Mike Carlsen, the Nor
wegian giant.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Yale Swimmers Set Mark.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. February 26--
Yale'S swimming team established a
new intercollegiate record for the ZOO
yard relay race in the dual meet with
pennsy ylVania last night. The time
was / minute IS Is seconds. break ing
the record of / minute 80 is seconds,
made Ly Yale a year ago.
lale'S team was made up of Lorrin
z. Thurston of Honolulu: Edwin Bin
ney. jr.. OF Sound Beach. Conn: Will
liam j.. Jelliffc of New York. and
Charles u. Pratt of Honolulu.
Yale won the meet. b to l6, and
the water polo game. 40 to =.
Evening star., 1921-02-26

Recorded as missing We're Outfielder
Goebel and Pitchers Erickson. Mog-
ridge and Conway. The latter two
continued mulelike in spurning the
will be made known by President
Griffith after he reaches his destina-
ton. 1t appears now this pair Will
have to turn to something besides
the diamond for a livelihood this
summer unless they show lot of
Griff.
O'NeiII Delays Reporting.
Another absentee was Jim O'Neill
but for a different reason. The in
fielder advised Griff that his attend
ing physician had vetoed II long trip
for him at this time and he was given
permission to delay reporting. He
will remain at his home in Minooka.
Pa, for two weeks. and possibly
longer, before joining his fellow play
erS.
At a late hour tonight JeZebel Te-
cumseh Zachary is expected to board
the train at some point near Graham,
n. c., where he makes his home. An
other Tarheel. Harry Courtney. is
supposed to have preceded the squad
to Florida. Acosta and Torres both
are now on their way to the camp
from Cuba, so that by the time Tampa
is reached tomorrow evening total
Of one dozen athletes will be on hand
to demand attention from Trainer
Martin, who has been on the job there
for week already. getting the
grounds and clubhouse in hip-shape
condition.
In addition to those enumerated
above, the Washington party includes
Mrs Griffith and her sister. Miss
Jeane Robertson couple of news
paper men and the one and only Nick
Altrock.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Hutchinson Is Not Keen
To PLAY in British Open

Jack Hutchinson, western open
golf champion. has declared
that he was "aot keen about
playing in the British open
championship this yenr. but
will abide by the decision of his
club IL he is selected as "a menu
ber OF the American team" He
has just returned from abroad.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Three Walkers to Play
For Macks In the South

PHILADELPHIA. February ~.
The Philadelphia Americans,
who will play exhibition con-
trstS beginning March I with
the Browns. G. iants and
Yankees, will include three
Walkers, Clarence, in left field;
Frank, in center. and Johnny
behind the bat. II dispatch from
the clubs spring training c"mD
Mt Lake Charles, La. said today.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
VIII Tell Capital Fans
All About the Nationals

Denman Thompson, sporting
editor of The Star. Is with the
Nationals, who left here this
morning for Tampa. He will re-
main with the Grffmen
throughout their stay mt the
training camp and will travel
with them In their series of ex-
htbttiOn games on the way
home. His purpose, OF course,
In to tell Washington fans In
The Star each day who's who
and. especially, to give them u
line on the newcomers to the
team. OF whom there are nm un-
usual number this year.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
California Fills Grid List.

RERkELEY. Calf. February 20
definite decision of the University o
California athletic authorities that NJ
foot ball game will be played with al
day with the announcement that tn
only date heretofore open. October -
had been given to the University 0
Oregon.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Lynch Informs Herman
He Can Have Bout Soon

NEW YORK, February .G.-
Joe Lynch, who won the world
banta IN " :: h I championship
frcm Pete Herman last DPcem-
Der. has sent q message TO the
Hew Orleans boxer stating he
was ready 10 make good his
promise for IN early rctarn
bout. Lynch has declined 81 bout
with Roy Moore Of st. PauI or,
81. Patrick's day, giving Herman
preference for ihis. date.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Carnegie Tech. 80: Georgetown. 80.
Cornell 20; Columbia, II.
Randolph-Macon. %; Lynchburg, 10.
Presbyterian, Is; Charleston. 16.
Trinity, "a Virginia. %.
Roanoke, 21 North Carolina State, Is.
Amherst, 81: Rochester. -.
Crescents (BrooklyH), IS: Syracuse, Il.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Second Batch of Macks Starts.

PHILADELPHIA, February 90
The second contingent of Athletics
left here yesterday for Lake Charles,
La The party included Jimmy
Dykes Joe Dugan. Frank BRAZIL,
Emmitt McCann and Paul johnson.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
BUT SIX ACTIVE PLAYERS
IN INITIAL PILGRIMAGE
Erickson, MOgridge, Conway and Goebel Among
Missing-Schact, Brower Picinich, Tucker,
McHugh and Marhafka in Party.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

CHMOND Va February 26-Headed by President Griffith and
Manager Mcbride the advance squad of players who will
Washingon's the American League
speeding southwark for Tampa Fla than month
will
49, When the all aboard Union
disclosed athletes hand
Narhafka an Outheders McIIugh
Evening star., 1921-02-26

ORANGE, Tex. February 26.-Art
Riviere. the pitcher from Texas Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, who
has signed with the Cardinals, has
reported.
Charles Grimm. first basernan Of the
Pittsburgh Nationals. has signed his
contract for 1921.
pitcher Emilio Paimero, the Cuban
lefthander. is the only absentee of
the Browns batterymen working out
at Bogalusa, La.
Hooks Warner, former Central and
New York State Lacquer, has signed a
contract with the Chicago Cubs.
Zeb Terry second baseman of the
Chicago Nationals, has signed for 1921.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Meadows Signs With Phils.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, February 26
Pitcher Lee Meadows has signed hi:
contract with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Vanguard of Yanks on Way.

NEW YORK. February 26--Five re-
cruits of the New York Americans. the
vanguard of forty-two players the
Yankee management has corralled for
the 1921 gonfalon campaign. were on
their way to spring training at Shreve-
port, La, today. The party VIII De
augmented along the route.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Oregon Eleven Is Invited.

HONOLULU, T. H. February 90
The foot bali team OF the University
of Oregon has been invited to meet
that of the University Of Hawaii in
a game here next Christmas day.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Faculty Men Play Foot Ball,
Though Attired as Basketers

NDAUNTED representing
s Central Business and Eastern high schools that faced
it. Techs tidy little OF instructors crashed 14oo
to
but
the
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Stops Boxing in Denver.

DENVER. Col. February 26.-Phil'p
Van Cise, newly elected district at
torney of Denver, has clamped the lid
on professional boxing. He has an
nounced he would arrest boxers en-
gaging in Il bout in Denver for pay
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Exonerated in Boxers Death

PCEBLO. Colo. February 26.-A
coroners jury exonerated Jack Blanda.
sixteen, from blame in connection with
the death here Wednesday night of John
Shank, jr.. seventeen (Young Corbett)
when Shank fell to the floor in the fourth
round of a boxing match. dying soon
afterward. Blanda announced he has
omit the ring
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Malone Outpoints Bartfeld.

MINNEAPOLIS, February 26.-Jocll
Malone, st. Paul welterweight boxer,
outpointed Soldier Bartfield of Brook
lyn in ten rounds last night, according
to newspaper men. The bout was slow
for the first five rounds and the men
were warned by the referee to speed
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Decides on Amateur Ball.

GREENVILLE, S. c.. February 60
Resolutions disappearing the use of pa id
players on cotton mill teams and de-
clarins in favor of strictly amateur
standards for mill base ball were adopt
ed at the banquet of the Southern Tex
tile Athletic Association here.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
60 in Tiger Base Ball Squad

PRINCETON, n. J.. February 26.--
Sixty candidates for the Princeton
base bail team reported yesterday for
the first practice. Eight of them were
III EN- bers of last years varsity squad.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Greb Wins Bout With Smith.

BOSTON. February 26.-Harry Greb
of Pittsburgh. won the decision over
Jeff Smith of Bayonne, y. j., in ten
round bout last night. They are light
hea yyWeightS
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Five Giants Reach Camp.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. February 90
The first New York Giants have ar
rived in camp. Five pitchers, Slim"
Sallee. Claude Davenport, Lee Dixon.
Fat Shea and Olen Voight, are here.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Mobile to Have Racing

MOBILE. Ala, February 26.-A six
day race meet will be held in Mobile
March 10. Two carloads of horses
have arrived from New Orleans. and
many will come from Shreveport.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
w. Zbyszko Fails in Mat Task.

SAVANNAH. Ga, February 26.-
Wladek ZybsZko. Polish wrestler, who
undertook TO throw Nick Daviscourt
twice in seventy-five minutes failed to
throw the Texan even once in that time
last night.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
3.OO1 Wins Tenpin Event.

AKRON. Ohio. February 26.-The
New York Betting and Tacking Com
pany fve-man team of Passaic. y. J..
won the national A. L 4. a. telegraph
tenpin tournament with Il count of
30Ul.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Martin to Fight Lodge.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, February
26-Farmer i odge. the local heavy
weight. has been matched to meet
Bob Martin, American eypeditionary
force heavyweight, in ten-round
boxing bout at Kalamazoo. Mich, on
March Ii.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Wins at Fancy Skating.

PHILA DtLPHIA. February 2s.-Miss
Gene Loughran OF New York won the
woman's junior school figure and free
skating championship of America in the
national tournament at the Philadelphia
Ice Palace yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
neyinney Balks on Greenyille.

GREENvILLE, s. c., February 26.-
Harold Devinney, pitcher. last year with
the Boston Red Sox. has returned his
unsigned contract to the local South
Atlantic League club.
Evening star., 1921-02-26

ffteen-foot line. missing five tosses
out of five. Coggins, Central mentor.
may have to pay for damages to the
Coliseum floor He continually showed
his knees into the boards. kimble
and MetZler Of Central qualified as
fiji st class catch-as-catch-can wrest-
lers One minute of play was enough
for John Thomas
There is little to be said of the
Techites other than they might make
a real team with several months of
practice. Bryan Morse of George
Washington University, even though
comforta bly, seated in midcourt, found
the refereeing an arduous task and
had to be asst sted by Fuller. Fitz-
gerald. Hughes and Haas before the
game ended.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
c,Doul to Join Frisco Club.

san FRANCISCO. February &c
Fraok O'Doul, formerly with the
New York Americans, has signed
with San Francisco.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Leads "Barnyard Golfers"

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, February
2G.-Shannon w. Bonifant of Ken
more. Ohio, is leading the field of
twenty-five "barnyard' golfers in the
semi finals Of the national horseshoe
pitching tournament. He has $50
points.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Polo Title to West Point.

NEW YORK. February 26.-The
West Point cadet indoor polo team won
the intercollegiate championship last
night. defeating the Yale trio, 9ia to
3, liz the final of the tourney
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Place for Heavyweight Fight
Expected to Be Set Tuesday
BY FAIRPLAY,

EW YORK February 26-Boxing stirred the report
Tuesday Tex Rickard wnhave interesting
the the Dempsey
Carpenter fight had
interested pariesincludng
that the location of the fight be
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Ward of Yankees in Line.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. February e.
Aaron Ward. infielder OF the New York
Americans. announced here today that
he had signed his contract. Ward had
been a '.holdout.'
Evening star., 1921-02-26
First Squad Of G Are observation-disclosures
NAVY EIGHT IS REFUSED
PERMISSION FOR TRIP

NAMBRIDGE, Mass February 26The triangular
Harvard Princeton and
10. Al hasb
The
to the
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Lewis to Wrestle Orlando.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February &C.
Ed stranger" Lewis. champion heavy
weight wrestler, will meet Max Orlando
of Boston here tonight
Evening star., 1921-02-26
New League Is Organized.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, February 20
The East Tennessee League has been
formed with berths assigned Lenoir City,
Loudon, Swcetwater. Athens, Madison
vile and Etowah.
Evening star., 1921-02-26
Americans Win at Hockey

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February 20
Cleveland defeated the Hamilton, On.
tario, hockey team last night, 6 to 4
Evening star., 1921-02-26

Yosemite Athletic Club headed the
Kanawhas in a 17-to-11 game. Nc
Closkey did the best playing for the
winners.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-25
Japanese LabOrerS
Advised by Consul
To Come to Maui

Don't strike but move to Maui is the
advice that the Japanese consul gen
eral is giving to laborers on the Is
land of Hawaii, according to an arti-
Gle which appeared in the Star-Bul-
letin. He especially commends Pun
enen, Paia and Lahaina as places to
work.
Strikes are useless, but If certain
plantations on the Big Island refuse
to install modern sanitary facilities or
TO provide improved living conditions,
Japanese laborers will do well to leave
those plantations and work for others
which are building or have construct
ed modern, healthful camps, is the ad-
vice given to Oriental laborerS by G..
Yada, Japanese consul general in Ho-
nolulu. on his recent trip to Maui and
Hawaii.
In an interview granted The Star
Bulletin, Consul Yada said that he
had urged Japanese laborers on Ha-
wall to "endear their hearts to the in
terests of the planters, work hard and
strive to ameliorate their own condi-
TONS"
Il told the Japanese laborers that
they should rather leave those planta-
lions than to stay at such antiquated
places" said Consul Yada. every
plantation on the islands is now short
of labor, and it would be very easy
for the laborers to leave the bad plan
tations and get work at the good ones
such as those at Puunene, Paia and
Lahaina on Maui.
"a strike is no good, l told them,
and advised the laborers to work hard
for the best interests of the good plan
%tations. l urged them to remain at
the better plantations, such as Pun
meme and Paia, for a generation, and
make permanent homes, and at all
times to strive in cooperation with the
planters, to preevnt strikes"
The consul said that at the worst
plantations on the Big Island it is
futile to see certain managers who
manifested no willing to improve
conditions at the camps.
Gambling is one of the worst vices
on the Big Island plantations, the con-
sui asid.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-25
FOUR PLANETS VISIBLE
IN SKY AT PRESENT

Four planets will be visible in the
evening sky for several weeks, accord
ing to J. S. Donaghlo, professor of
astrology at the University of Hawaii
Venus, the brightest of the planets,
is high in the west at sunset and is
visible for two or three hours before
sunset, Mars becomes visible about
half an hour after sunset, about ten
degrees below Venus, and further
down, ten or twelve degrees above the
horizon, Mercury becomes visible
about the same time, brighter than
Mars, although it is rapidly getting
DINNER. 1t sets now about Z o'clock
and will disappear entirely by about
February %.
Jupiter rises in the east about eight
and Saturn follows in about an hour.
Jupiter can be recognized by its bril-
lance and Saturn is below it, about
eight or ten degrees away.
See the hula-hula at Lahaina, Satur-
day, February 26.-Adv.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-25
OF STOCK.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to Act Go, S. l.. 1919, agents of
the Board of Agriculture and Fores-
try will remove, shoot or destroy, with
out compensation to the owner, the
branded wild cattle found within the
Makawao Forest Reserve, County of
Maui, on and after April 2, 1921.
FORESTRY.
By C. S. Judd, Executive Officer.
(Jan. 2S; Feb. 4, IL, IS, %; March 4,
IL, Is, %; April. ~