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The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

Explaining why she chose at that
moment to hold him as a dream
lover. she wrote:
I'D be afraid to love you as a
reality. For then I'd be as all
true women are. I'd begin to
long for YOU and your arms, to
be caressed and to caress you. Oh.
I'm so truly feminine when it
comes to love-"
It NAV not have made a bit of
difference to the Professor when
he decided to come to Chicago and
marry the yet unseen girl. but this
massage from a letter she wrote
November 8 might have prompted
the big Iowan idea:
'Grandpa left $40 acres Of Iowa
land. well improved. having run
ming water. furnace heat and also
lights telectric). Then two town
properties in Marshalltown. This is
estimated at $4,000. What am
Evening star., 1922-03-08
ST. TERESA BASKETERS
!. CLAIM MIDGET HONORS

St Teresa Midgets claim the 105-
110-pound basket ball championship
of the District, with a record of fif-
teen victories in nineteen starts. They
are prepared to meet the Warwicks
or any other Quint disputing the
title Challenges may be telephoned
to Manager La Forrest, Lincoln 1929.
after $3.50 pm.
Girls sextets will play a double
header tonight at the Palace court.
Washington Arrows will engage the
and Veterans Bureau will meet
Friends Athletic Club Of Alexandria
in the second encounter.
St. Paul Athletic Club defeated the
Y. NJ. H. A., % to 81. The winners
will play the National Guard company
at Hyattsvi1le tomorrow.
Hudson Athletic Club beat the Pre-
miers, 10 to 9. Paley shot the decid-
ing goal.
Arlington Athletic Club will end its
basket ball season tomorrow night
with game against the Dominican
Lyceums at st. Dominic's Hall. Play
will start at o'clock.
Phyllis wheatley Y. NJ. C. A. sextet
defeated the Germantown Y. w. c. A.,
% to Z. National Training School
girls of Lincoln Heights will oppose
the Phyllis Wheatly team Friday.
Terminal r.. n. Y. M. C. A. basket
ers vanquished the Dominicans, 3S to
SO. Tabb of the winners and Smith
of the Dominicans each scored six
field goals
Peck Athletic Club registered its
thirteenth consecutive victory in a
31-to-24 game with the Emblems.
Chaconas and Gollan starred for the
victors.
Evening star., 1922-03-08

hfbition games with the Boston
Braves. which will open here March
IL. He has an able assistant in Fred
Harveycutter. The Nationals first
game with the Hub team at St. Pc
ersburg will be the occasion for the
League ball park there. which is the
spring tase of the Braves. Some cere-
monies are planned.
Grimth yesterday was guest at
the luncheon of the Rotary Club
tional League team be enlisted to
share the use Of Plant Field with the
Grifmen and make Tampa the perma-
nent spring training base of two ma
jor league clubs. with the civic or
carnations of the city receiving the
receipts from all exhibition games
and in return guaranteeing the ex-
penses of the ball clubs. The pro-
posal was favorably received.
The Nationals have. been notified by
Commissioner Landis that to comply
with a new regulation prohibiting the
farming OF a player for more than
two seasons in succession the club
must acquire or dispose Of title to
the services Of Pitcher Davey Crock
5ett, the young Oklahoman who re-
ceived trial here in 1920. Crockett
since has been in the Texas and Vir-
ginia Leagues. He now is assigned
to the Tampa team and Grifr plans to
sellhim outright.
With Frank Brewer in uniform to-
day. Manager Milan's squad number
ed twenty-five. with eight more due
next week. Brewer has spent much
of his time out of doors this winter
ana he appears to be in good condi-
tion.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
LEADING NEWS BQWLERs
IN TOURNEY TOMORROW

E. F. Cahoon Of the Times and W.
c. Darnell of the Post. rated among
the best bowlers in the local news
paper fraternity, are included in the
squad of sixteen that will take the
drives at the Recreation tomorrow for
the first round in the annual news
paper individual duckpin champion
ship tournament. Cahoon won last
years tourney. while Darnell was
among the leading scorers. Others in
the squad will be F. A. Hughes, F. A.
Carter and P. H. Berrang of the
Times: w. E. Nicholson, c. McWil-
Hanson, Lee Summers and c. Parker
of the Herald; r. T. Britt. A. Clark
and Reilly of the Post and-J. E.
Elicit, w. Iseman, J. Curtin and H.
r. Hendley of The Star.
Johnny Baum Of The Star led yes
terdays squad with a three-game
set of 1924. Roy Corwin of The Star
and W. H. Easton of the Post tied for
second place with 303 each. Other
scores were P. p. Sutton, Times, 302;
Dave McCarty, Star, 299; Roy Whitford.
Star. 297; ]. I. Belt. Times, 291: r. D.
Morgan, Herald, 27S; C. v. Belt, Post,
27S: A. c. Nelson, Post, 264: C. A.
Ellis, Herald. 259; R. B. Wi1hide,
Times, 252: A. Gill. Post. 249: H. S.
Sutton, Times, 23S. and Dooley. Times.
219.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
ROSEDALE NINE TO HOLD
FIRST PRACTICE SUNDAY

Rosedale Athletic Clubs nine will
hold its initial drill Sunday morning
at 1880 o'clock. All candidates are
to report to Manager Dusty Rhodes
Rosedale streets northeast. In event
of rain, the workout will be held in
the gymnasium.
The Rosedales want an opponent
for their opening game on April 2,
Apri! s. 13. 20, 81 and 30. Challenges
should be addressed to Manager
Frank Fabrizio. jr, 1905 H street
northeast.
Departmental Leasuers wiz open
their season April "a and play
through August 18. Teams holding
franchises are War. Treasury. Post
Office, Agriculture, Bureau OF Engrav-
Printers. L. P. Cook has been re-
elected president and G. c. Edler
chosen secretary and treasurer. A
meeting will be held March 2s.
Manager Jack Gavan is endeavor-
ing to reorganize the Terminal Athletic
Club nine. Players Of last years
team may telephone Gavan at Lincoln
5649-W.
District umpires will meet at
Spau1ding's 14th street store tonight
at o'clock Membership applications
will be considered.
Potomac League will meet tonight
at o'clock at St Teresa's Hall, 18th
and v streets southeast.
Independent mines Of all classes are
to be represented at a meeting in the
Munsey building at o'clock tonight.
Championship campaign plans Will be
discussed.
Eagle Athletic Club wants games
with ten-twelve-year teams Tele-
phone challenges to Morris Fox.
Columbia 6412-W.
r. Leonard. Jr.. has been elected
captain of ST. Teresa's sixteen-year
nine A. Lusby is coach and l. fudge
manager.
Vincent Costello Post Of the
American Legion is organizing its
nine and scheduling games. Com
munications may be addressed to As
sistant Manager Frank Crilley. s2s
9Th street.
Garfield Athletic Club has elected
George Frankel president and man
ager. L. Ball captain and S. Lieber-
man treasurer. For games with the
Garfields. telephone Lieberman at
Lincoln 4343 between 6 and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
TITLES AT STAKE
At S. A. MAT CARNIVAL

Wrestling titles in eight classes will
be decided at the annual South At
lantic A A. u. championships in the
Central Y. NJ. c. A., in Baltimore
wrestlers Weighing 10S pounds and
under. lis pounds and under, 125
pounds and under, 135 pounds and
under, 145 pounds and under, 1853
pounds and under. ITS pounds and
under and over ITS pounds.
Preltminaries will be held at the
Washington Canoe Club. and in Balti-
more March %. Only those qualify
ing in the preliminaries will be al
lowed to compete, in the finals En-
tries close March 16 with Marvin H.
Markle. chairman wrestling commit
tee. Central Y. M. c. A., Baltimore
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Promised Utility eths
BRITONS TO SEND TEAM
FOR GOLF CUP CONTEST

NEW YORK, March s-Great
Britain will send a team Of golfers
to America this coming season to
compete In the international match
for the G. Herbert Walker cup,
It has been announced BY j. F.
Byers. president Of the United
States Golf Association.
Thus far Great Britain f. tho
only entrant for the event, which
will probably be played over the
national links ON Long Island in
September. The humber Of play.
ers ON q team will be four, with
two substitutes to replace the reg,
ulars In case OF emergencies.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
ICE TITLES DECIDED.

BOSTON. Mass, Mardh Sat the
national figures skating champion
ship concluded here last night Mrs.
Theresa Weld Blanchard of Boston
retained the woman's championship.
Skating with Nathaniel w. Niles Of
Boston, Mrs. Blanchard also captured
the pair skating honors and the IA
step title. Sherwin C. Badger, a
Harvard student, won the mems
championship.
Evening star., 1922-03-08

..Laurentz came prominently into
notice in 1911 by defeating A. f.
Wilding, New Zealand champion,
in the final Of the French open
covered court championship at Au-
teufl. He also won the doubles
championship with A. H. Colbert
mt the same meeting.
Laurentx, who in the latest
ranking Of FrenclS lawn tennis
players by the selection commit
tee Of the French association was
placed first, was a member Of the
French team In the Davis cDp
team for a number of years. He
matches for a number Of years.
He broke down after the Davis
cup series in 1921.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
KIRKWOOD IS DEFEATED
ON CALIFORNIA COURSE

DEL MONTE. Calf. March s-Joe
Kirkwood. open golf champion Of
Australia, and Arthur West, Anzac
professional, were defeated, and 4,
by Jack Neville, former state anna
teur champion, and Mortie Dutra,
Pebble Beach professional, ina thirty
six hole match. here.
Kirkwood shot "a, 79-153.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
MAKES HIGH CUE RUN.

George Wiseman made a run of
twenty-five. highest yet recorded in
the pocket billiard tournament at the
Grand Central Academy, last night in
defeating Frank Kelliher, 100 to 88.
George Kelchner and Joe Kennedy
will be opponents in the next tourney
match
Evening star., 1922-03-08
SPANISH TENNIS TEAM
TO PLAY FOR DAVIS CUP

NEW YORK. March Spain has
entered the Davis cup tennis lists
with the filing by cable of chal-
lenge for the international cham
pionship trophy. Spain was a new
conner in this competition last season.
Drawn against British Isles the first
round, the Spanish team played In
Europe and lost. The teams chances
are more favorably regarded this
year. however.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
SLENDER REVENUE GIRLS
OUTBOWL STOUT SISTERS

Slender girls Of the Sales Tax Dfvi-
sion. Internal Revenue Bureau, out
bowled their stouter sisters in a
special duckpin match at the Recrea-
ton last night, winning the first two
games of the three-game tilt. The
Fats, as they styled themselves put
forth the best performer o1 the match
in Miss Smith, who had games of 81,
81 and S2. The scoreso.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Two Bike Teams Ian Ahead.

NEW YORK, March S-Teams of
Brocco and DeRuyter and Mcnamara
and Grenda, which Tapped the field
last night in the six-day- bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden, have
maintained their advantage.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
RICKEY. AFTER HoLD.oUTs.

ST. LOUIS, March Branch
manager of the St. Louis Ma
tionals, was here today to confer
with the club management regard
ing Rogers Hornsby. second baseman
and Jacques Fournier, first baseman
who have failed to agree on terms.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
FOSTER AND RUEL BALK,

BOSTON. March S.-Eddie Foster
and Muddy Ruel have added to the
list Of Red Sox hold-outs. Foster
has refused to sign the contract Of
fered him at last years salary and
Ruel also is in disagreement with
the management.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
SO PLAYERS ARE ON LIST
AND EIGHT MUSTLOSE OUT
Noone So Impressive That Four Catchers May Be
Carried and Bush, Valuable for Many Reasons,
Is Sure of Sticking.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

AMPA, F March SSecond only competition
the recruit finser the available undudes the
reguaohnson, Mogridge Zachary Erickson and
will be the struggles for utility behs the other seconhed
field catching
With Charity Pnch Torres held when
they the entire the Freddy Noon
ando difficult
be limited Charity such work
against accidents with Pat ong practically except
double headers and the Johnson ocate when Pn
service because his superior ability enables him handle
Evening star., 1922-03-08
CUE TITLE TO FLEMING.

CHICAGO, March S.-Frank /. Flem-
ing of Champaign. ILL.,, won the ma
tional amateur title in three-cushion
billiards, defeating Adolph ("Spike")
Spielman of Chicago, SO to 80, in the
championship match.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
R0UsH GOES HOME.

Is CINCINNATI, March 8.-Outfielder
Ed Roush has left CINCINNATI. for his
home in Indiana, following q con-
ference with President Hermann, at
the conclusion of which both de-
clared it did not look as though they
could come to terms.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
PURDUE FIVE C[|NCHES
BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO, March 3-Purdue won
it's final game in the Big Ten basket
ball race from the University of
Illinois team last night and emerged
from the scramble for honors with
the conference championship in its
possession.
The standing of the teams:
Evening star., 1922-03-08
AHEARN TAXES BOUT.

BALTIMORE. March s.-Goldie
Ahearn, Washington featherweight,
easily gained a decision over Jack
Warman of Philadelphia in the eight
round feature of the Metropolitan
Club boxing entertainment last night.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Worried About Dodgers.
Declare. PHI. VIII Fight.

LEESBURG, Fla, March 8.-Presi-
dent Baker Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals was a visitor yesterday. II
expect the Phillies to be a real fight
ing club this season." said Baker.
with Arthur Fletcher in there. you
will see a changed team. He is an
aggressive ball player and will steady
the infield and also the pitchers"
Fletcher recently was appointed
captain of the team.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Lands STARTS FRIDAY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 8.-Kenesaw
Mountain Landis, base ball commits
1ioner, will leave here Friday night
Tor his tour Of the southern major
league training camps.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
WARD SIGNS WITH YANKS:
GIANTS LINE UP BARNES

EW YORK. March 8-earts of the fans today
good from both the Giants and Yankee announcing
that Barnes Mcraws pitching
and Aaron Ward second baseman
terms and signed their 1922 This
.hh
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Easy for strapxler Levin.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March g.
Ed (Stranglerl Lewis, world heavy
weight wrestling champion. defeated
John Grandovitch of Maine in
straight falls last night
Evening star., 1922-03-08

CHICAGO, March 8.-University of :
Chicago gym team last night defeated
Minnesota gym in dual meet,>
.11S34-1 to 1,116 2-10.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Decision to Mtdret srith

NEW YORK, March S,-Mideet
Smith last night won a Judges de-
cision over frankie Daley of Staten
Island after a twelve-round bout.
Smith weighed 1909 pounds and
Daley 119.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
TOURNAMENT ROLLERS
SHOOT At HIGH MARK

TOLEDO, Ohio, March s.-With 1.24s
as the high mark in the doubles and
729 q new worlds record at the top
Of the standings in the singles. bowl
ers from Cleveland. Toledo and Mon
roe. Mich, will take part in the
competition in those two divisions of
the American Bowling Congress here
today. Leaders in each class follows:
Evening star., 1922-03-08

bare hand and his thumb was frac-
tured in two places. He will be un-
able to work for several weeks.
Athletics to Skage Game.
EAGLE PASS. Tex. March s.-An-
teams of the Philadelphia Americans
is planned for today. The squad has
been divided into two sections, the
Owls and the Hawks.
Pair Of Reds Reach Camp.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. March s.-The
Cincinnati Nationals squad has been
augmented by the arrival of Pitchers
Schnell and Gillespie. They said they
had heard nothing from Bohne, Ca
venney or Pinelli, who were expected
to come with them.
Cubs Have Plenty of Hurlers.
CATALINA ISLAND, Calf, March s.
Manager Killefer Off the Chicago
Nationals is finding his chief source
of worry in pruning the p1tchlng
corps from the fourteen aspirants to
the nine he plans to carry through
the season.
! Pirates Do Track Work.
WEST BADEN. Ind, March S.-A
light workout around a track, with
limbering up exercises indoors, mark
ed yesterdays activities Of the Pi-
rates.
Worried About Dodgers.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March S.
Concern is written large on the BEAM
ing features of Wilbert Robinson.
boss of the Dodgers, for it rained all
day yesterday and an epidemic of
colds has struck the camp. Wheat,
McCarron and Taylor are on the hos
pital list Ward is the only player
in the camp who has not yet signed.
Pitcher Weingardner has been re-
leased.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
Gleason Feels Much Better.

SEQUIN, Tex, March s.-Gloom
In the camp of the Chicago Americans
| was dispelled today when Manager
Gleason learned that some of his most
important regulars. including Collins,
Hooper, Strunk. Falk and Johnson
finally had been accounted for. The
first four are en- route, while John
son is ILL.,
| Graham. a recruit catcher, took a
fast foul of Schalk's bat with his
Evening star., 1922-03-08

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, March g.
Bob Martin, A. E. F. heavyweight
champion, scored his third knockout
in as many days last night, when he
disposed of -Rickie Stollard of this
city in the second round
Evening star., 1922-03-08
LAURENTZ, RANKING NET
PLAYER OF FRANCE, DIES

PARIS, March S.-William H.
Laurentx. noted tennis player, who
held the world hnrd court cham-
pionship. died yesterday.
Evening star., 1922-03-08
HARBOR BOUT
BARRED BY GOVERNOR

LANSING, Mich, March S.-Gov.
Groesbeck has denied a request from
residents of Benton Harbor that a
proposed boxing match there next
July be approved. Tentative plans
for meeting at Benton Harbor next
July of Benny Leonard and Charley
White or Pinkey Mitchell were made
known some time ago.
Gold Stops DOnnelly.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sly
man Gold Of San Francisco knocked
out Johnny Donnelly. Philadelphia,
last night in the fourth round
frankie Rice, Baltimore, easily de-
feated Whitley Fitzgerald, Philadel-
phia, in eight rounds.
Evening star., 1922-03-08

Kelly and Douglas remain the only
unsigned Giant players. Kelly tele-
graphed McGraw that he would be in
camp by next Monday. All the
Yankees are lined up with the ex-
ceptton OF Wally schang. the veteran
. McGraw told his men to "cut loose"
In their practice game on the San
Antonio diamond yesterday. 1t was
a FATHER torrid affair,.that game, with
the Dolans defeating the Burketts, z
to 8, in spite of homers by Meusel
and Kinsella.
At New Orleans the Yankees did
lot OF snappy practicing.
More Yankees ON the Way.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March s.
McNally, Devormer and Baker have
departed for New Orleans to join
the main squad of the New York
Americans. Babe Ruth, Waite Hoyt,
Carl Mays and the other Yankees
here had set no definite time for
Hugh Duffy and his Boston Red
Sox have been augmented by the ar
rival Of Quinn, Lynn, Hendricks and
Pennock.
Braves Show Lots of PEP.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 8.
|-3ep Is the keynote at the, Braves
training camp, Notwithstanding ex-
cessive heat. The squad went
through two stiff sessions yesterday
Sisler and T0bfn Report.
MOBILE, Ala, March S.-Georee
Sisler and Johnny Tobin got to camp
yesterday, and the list Of absentees
OF the st. Louis Americans narrowed
to one, Dave Danforth, the newly ac-
quired pitcher from the Columbus
team. Sisler and Tobin celebrated
their arrival by driving the ball over
Evening star., 1922-03-08

College Basket Ball.
At. inceton-Princeton, 81; Della
wafe, IA.
Evening star., 1922-03-08

A1x1sD DzcKz1 . oozM, 1Eaksrs chicago Nsw York
N oaaaaa' sp01rx ssAHD cLoTEzs, Limited. montreal
Evening star., 1922-03-08

In between the time he spends at
the ball park and on the golf links
President Griffith is busy man these
days arranging for tickets, hand bills
and window cards to advertise the ex-
Evening star., 1922-03-08

WEST BADEN, Ind, March s.--A
light workout around a track, with
limbering up exercises indoors, mark
ed yesterdays activities of the Pi-
rates.
Evening star., 1922-03-08

Leon GOslfn failed to visit Plant
Field for the workout yesterday, be-
ing i'll. His ailment was of q not par-
ticularly serious nature and he was
on the job again today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

ing the Collins Cubs and the
Dandy Baking Co. in the
finals. while the Billiard team
defeated the Bakers, but lost
TO the Cubs.
Should the lien Paris team win an.
other game will be necessary and the
clubs VIII decide BY draw nr 10 which
homr floor the game ~ 10 he played
upon. A Battery G win ends the
race.
Both clubs are expected 10 have
their fun strength on the floor 10.
night. and II they are playing up to
form u ought to be big hague
game.
In Don Ripley and Enoch Schultz.
the Battery team viii have one OF
the strongest pair Of forwards IN the
loop. Army Bskenhus. the best
centSr in the league. Will be on the
job. while Frank shilllstad and
Ralph Eiohey. powerful pair Of
guards, VIII DO defensive duty
The Billiard offens- will unaouht-
eiiy center around Reggie BIRD. tle
clever forward Of this five. Harry
Fcidman VIII - on the Job az tire
other forward. Vic IL Bow aiil take
carr OF center. while Rhinailo caccia
and Chez Elliott. a pair Of strong
guards. complete the quintet
Bob Morris VIII referee and
Spencer Harris viii umpire.
Stacy Showns and lcslcr A,hkiic
Club viii meet az y. m.
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LOW GRADES
THIN RANKS
OF "U" STARS

CcHoLAsTic eligibility r. proving
~ a big problem 10 Washington
coaches and athletic Officials this
year. This Is indicated ~ a series
OF meetings OF the football met 4ali.
ed by Coach nsgshaw. where he told
them 10 keep up their school WORK
A number Of frosh football stars
have been dropping below the stand.
arda at Tor eligibility on tho varsity
and lsaESAaw In anxious 20 save
their standing for his grid squad OF
1899.
Tho hockey team was crippled
near the end OF the season by Ia.
ioAs % six men thru ineligihill,y. One
good prospect for varsity crew and
one football man VERY unable 20
compete this year. Two track stars
are below par and promising base
hail player a. under the inc.
Advanced standards Of scholarship
and close checking o. eligibility rules
account for the number Of ineligible
men az Washington this year. In an
effort 70 keep the total from increas.
ing. ,l~ coaches are keeping after
their players all ~. ,imc 70 keep
tho school work up 70 standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
Popular
Quintet
Selected
No Upsets in Selection,
of All-City Prep Five;
Quays Place Three

WITH one exception the two An
w City high school basketbai se.
lec,ions as picked b. The Star wore
approved By the vote OF the players
Themselves in the annual baxketbalf
banquet at the y. N. c. A. last might.
The lone exception was center on
the second team. The Star named
Harry speldei Of Franklin. while the
playerB voted for Dick Kwapli Of
Lincoln. The difference In votes was
not much. Kyspil polling but three
votes and Speidel one. Clarence
Shreeve. OF Queen Anne, received ali
the other votes.
Queen Anne placed al five men
on tho two squads. Jesse Douglas
Burke Gibson and Clarence shrecve
on the first team and Kazis Kraue.
zunas and Enoch shultz on the sec.
ond team.
Franklin placed Gordon Greene on
the first five. while Lincoln had Wal
ter Mccloud on the first team and
fN"@Pti 1h4 A<f'fiai0 1t11ttufJu on
the second quintet.
Ballard was represented BIZ Del
shew ON the second squad.
The complete vote OF the player
follows:
FORWARDS
Greene. Franklin. 10: Douglas.
Queen Anne. 10; Shew. Ballard. z.
Schultz. Queen Anne. s. Snider. Lin.
coin. 3: Torney. Lincoln. /.
CENTERS
Shreeve. Queen Anne. IS: kwspli,
Lincoln. 3: Speldel. Franklin. l.
GUARDS
NcCioud. Lincoln. II. Gibson.
Queen Anne. II: Krauczunas. Queen
Anne. 6: NcCutcbeon. Lincoln. &.
Dare. Franklin. ?; Kono. Franklin 2
Byers. West Seattle. >; AelsteT,
/: Lowry. Ballard. /.
The usual order OF speeches were
In order. with George Cole aching as