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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
AIR SERVICE OFFICIALS
TO BE ENTERTAINED HERE

REPRESENTATIVES of the Amarillo
Beard at city Development and tho
American Legion. are engaged at this
tame in the details Of program for
N" entertainment OF officials " the
inii,d States army air service from
Post Field. Fort sill. Okla. here Tues.
Gay ana "Wednesday
II II stated that there viii hc from
sixteen 10 eighteen - the officers In
Amarillo during thu two days Onc ~
the features Of the entertainment will
be- dinner 10 the Amarillo Hotel. an.
i'r The puint auspices of the city ~
Amarillo ana the Hanson Post, Amer.
team Legion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
AMARILLO DAILY NEWS SATURDAY MORNING.

ana W u :atrs SECRETARY East las
Vegas Chamber ~ Commerce.
, The remainder u the morning until
luncheon was devoted 10 registration u
dclcgates and payment ~ duts
Fhosr registered at the convention
Include.
Mr. aud Mrn. Ben n. smith. Beacon,
Lockncy J NJ. Adams. News, Plain.
view. Sadyc Earle Perry. News. Plain.
view Mr.. and Mrs " \. johnson and
daughter. Memphis At. and Mrs. II. D..
H'yn,s. News. rahoka: oran Kelly. Re.
porter. Spcarman: ~. q. Baker. Dallas:
e W. Warwick. News CANYON. Fred
Bciry Chief. Miami Paul ,. stewart.
Herald. Pcrrytun. 7. l.. i,ousr. Times
Vernon. W ". parkcr Dallas. Nj aud
Mrs. ". Donald. slaionitc. slaton. vi
Martin. oklahoma city: ". Frank
ier, Dallas; Homer Strcn. Hesp,rlan.
fioyiadn; W D. Estes. Ea~, Las We.
Ras y. VI Sam Acton. Dallas. T.. u.
Shiw. Higgins. ~ ~. Murray. Trim.
dad. Colo; W. u. Tullis. Memphis.
Tenn. W l.. Garner. News. Chnncothe:
Nr ard Mrs " OBrlcn aud little Hall
oHricn. Tuiia. W. T. Thatcher Plain.
view. g. l.. Eaton. wichiia. Kan. n
= Martin. Dallas. Frank T.. Ilill. can.
on. o. " Mckoaen oklahoma city.
Lr" Satierwhno. Panhandle. ~ W.
Albright wichita. Ran. Fred Landors
Mclean. VI. l.. Moody. Mclean: LA n.
BACON. ~ paSo Nj and Mrs. y G0eth.
Dallas. Mr. and Mrs T. A. i.andors.
News Mclean Mr. aud MIR J. &.
Thomas Post. ChiIdres-. r. : Haskell.
Index Childrcss. d " Johnston. bal.
as Seth y Holman. Hereford Mr. and
Mrs Walter Il St-ckuan. Hereford
\. H. B0wca Memphis Tenn: Mr. and
Mrs. b .. s'rown. Electra; J. Lance
suits. palhart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

'iecause u the esonemh conditions.
Discussion ~ the subject was made
by u u Nichols editor - tn Daily
manager - The Daily News TH .or.
me- said that business firms had been
taking their ipsses and thar IL should
lse expected that lalsor should take its
s,ductions
III. Nunu Said that th.s amount 20
wages vas not near 80 important as
hc results given. n labor Cas b. made
-:f.cicni. then h. said that 10 should
not D. hard problem 20 reach axrce-
msni IN wage Scales Problems IN labor
20 tn. Daily News were then related
G " Warwick MOVED that com.
miti.s ~ three d. appointed To- submit
gu.siionnaire dssling with wages. al.
v"rtislng and subscription rates volume
~ business and employees telling
whether the number had been decreased
or lncres-sd sam Brsswen Of Claren.
con News T. \ ianders Il Mclean
N"us and r 4 i.oomis - the Cana.
dan E'~rd we're appointed On this
cuumitis.
J " Cheney ~ the Southwest Plains
man. in discus. .uE wages pointed out
me lat that gufd wages means IN.
~ienrt aud showed thai ofi@u;ancs Jobs
were spoils-i lrscsu-. of lu.fflci.nt help.
Informal TsIk, Nsd..
Harry kurh ~ the Qusnah Tribune
h'ef t1il fhe me- ho-l- that h. had used
in re'iurinE EXPENSES ln his office Col.
Boa ing tn slumn
With NJ Jsml-on boz ,haf - the -.
rlaindsr ~ the nartins vas turned
over o. infofnai tsiks o. various new
member. wh, s.s. introduced a. 30.
bows
Paul , stewart O,hIiir,-. county
hrrald ferrftpr. fr,d Lauder. NJ.
Lean Ncw~ " . HAYNES iynn Comfy
N.vs Tahpka AS. \ LANDER. NJ.
Lean N-us. Pred Retry Miami Chi.f.
Il =. Martin. i.in.tyt, Corporation
Curtis \ Keen F.ains Agricultural
Journal Lubi,cok. 7. l.. Rouse. Vernon
Times Ar. and Mr. " Donlad s.aion
slaionits. ". e Tullos Iniertyp. Cor.
Isoration. Ms. J NIoolai Amarillo: y
Goeih q l. c. Palmer Paper Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PERSISTENT OIL RUM0RS
REACH CITY FROM FIELD

During FRIDAY persistent rumors %
,he mos, flsttering showings OF oil
IN Smith capers and Gull No. were
ftard In Amarillo. These r1mors. a. al
,'ays heretofore. were Just as stoutly
denied. and la their stead statements
were offered to the effect tina, me- new
flct has been discussed In the field
Il was admitted. howeevr. that "a.
,orabie developments viii create no
real surprise among the Operators with
an a comparatively short time. This u
fsken 20 mean that the formations In
which drilling il being done are Of Il
satisfactory. OF promising character
and definite hopes are entertained re-.
Eau.ing them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

any one who Is younger and 20 ] en- 9
farmers wife have plenty 20 do for ]
cultivate my own garden, raise many
chickens and do my own housework.
You may publish this letter - ! am
ready TO do anything to help other
women AZ I have been sowell and happy
since my troubles are past. Mrs. EFT.
GALLOWAY. Carter's Creek, Tenn.
Most women find plenty 20 do. II
they are upset with some female ailment
and troubled with such symptoms a
Mrs. Galloway had. the smallest duty
seems mountain.
II you find Il hard 10 keep up. II sou
are nervous and irritable. without ambi-
ton and out of sorts generally. give The
Vegetable Compound fair trial. We
believe Il viii help you greatly. for u
has helped others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
ROSWELL WORKS WITH
NEWS IN RADIO FIELD
Special 10 The News

ROSWELL. April 2i.-Carl ~. Elm.
hart. superintendent ~ IN. Roswell
Public s.ryice Company. left this morn.
IN. for W Paso. where h. will pur.
chase radio equipment for the compile
tsou Of the installation ~ the power.
fol broadcasing station with which
shs company Will supplani its present
equipment. and for the Amarillo Daily
News. Both stations have been licensed
70 broadcast as limited commercial sta.
tons. The Amarillo and Roswell sta.
tons win h. identically equipped. and
VII be- tuned together SO that they
may work IN harmony al all times a
relay from Roswell e. Amarillo TO
Wichita 10 Kansas Cliy will De- eslah
iirhcd. ~ that messages NAV bc semi
through from Roswell to Kansas City
regardless OF weather conditlsns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
CITYBRIEFS

learn u word every DAY Today's
word II ENCHEQrER It's pronounced
lexis checker. with acccnt an the see.
end syllablcI Il mcans-a Jrcasury,
particularly a national treasury. fura-
money. place where money - kept II
comes frum-old French "eschcquier, q"
chcssho1rd from Late Latin "saora.
rum It, used like this--"Thc cN.
cheaucrs Of most European countries
today are In very had condition"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

JEFFERSON. Texas. April 2I.--G. A
HIekok. aged so. of sol South Third
street. McAlester. Okla. was found
dead In his room at the New jefferson
Motel here this morning at o'clock
The body. fully dressed was lying
scross the edge OF the hath tub with
Z cut an the forehead caused by the
fsh. Relatives were notified a, once and
were expecied Ia eJffer-on today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
Caplurrh nj Dallas.

~ Nssoeisted Pres
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April si.-ssm
Bell. escaped prisoner from the Arkan.
as state pcnitentiary was returned
here today from Dallas. Texas by sher.
~ u. y. Bartlett. NJ Is under sentence
for the murder of Earl Bearden in 1915.
He was captured In Dallas after 2
yeras liberty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

society pax" was factor iu comml'
h!ty urlift. and that u had encouraged
.utal women Ia club work She said
hat u survey showed that two thirds
c.td the aoCict, columns.
a nose fur news can't be- iudg,i hs
u physical features. added Airs
Guthrie The person with the most
Ec nrly nu-, may b, AIDE 10 gather
news more efficiently"
I'd Mans,1. editor uf rthc Clovis
NcNs. ard ". q Estes secretary OF
hc las VEGAS ~ NJ Chamber OF
commerce W,r, called upon for brief
,mirks STJnl invitation were "a
ended the editors TO spend thcir Va.
cations in the las VEGAS country
l.. T. LOOMS editor OF the Canadian
Record. and pe,t laureate 81 the Pan.
bandle Press Association. read the an.
nual i'orm. ,nttl.d Beyond the End
q the Tan IN which special trib-
ute was ls,id 10 N. late l.. q wag.
lon.t 81 Miami io.mcr president Of
The Panhandle Press ASSOCIATION
Committees Named.
Homer Steen. editor q the Floyd
county HcSpcrnn. aud q. q. Brown.
,tiicr 81 the Electra News. gave short
ais. the latter declaring that he was
spocail, proud t. bc called country
editor
Srcrvtafy iam.sOn rad the appoint.
nent of committees, a. follows
Resolutions A. Caflock. Paduoah
.'os', u. a. Brown Electra News: b.
v smith. Lockney Beacon.
CONSTITUTIONAL B Martin. Martin
Printing 60. Amarillo: T. \. Landers.
Mclean News n. NJ Russell. Russell &
CockreIl
Memb-rship-p aVid NJ Warren,
amarillo Daily News. Harry Koch.
luanah Trlbun, Chief
Special T. stewart. Ochiltree
County Herald; Walter Steckman.
Hereford Brand.
Auditing Homer Stecn. F1nyd Coun.
IS Hesperitn. Oran Kelley. Spearman
Reporter. q. d Hayncs Lynn County
News.
\ letter from Mr.. Thompson. ex.
PRESSING hi qualification at being hos,
{ the press convention lot the dinner
last night was r.ad rs NJ Jamison
\ RISING vote Of thanks was cX,crdcd
Mr. Thompson TO- els courtesy.
Announcement vas mad. taat IA.
Elks Hon. would l'c opened l. all 10
ring edliors. and tina, they are vi
ccne 10 the privileges 81 the club.
FlDwer- last nigh, were furnished By
Cunningham's Hover shop. aud mu-
sic by the Lions Club orchestra.
The morning session will begin at
O'clock ~ tn hotel and both the
Togram Tor yea. egdsy afternoon and
nat 70. this morning viii h. given.
Manual el,ciloa 10 0:iicers win take
piace.
The edit - VIII be- guests Of Con
srrssmsn Nanin Jones at luncheon
Today. aud baslness affairs Tor the
-nscuiion VII, ic closed At that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
W. n. Estes. formerly. secrc,ar, Of

the Amarillo Bard ~ city Develop
ment, accompanied by Mrs. Estes and
their daughter, BETTY. IL In Amarillo
Ter n visit ~ several days Mr. Estes
tas been very busily engaged In he
tasks Of the community since going To
Las Vegas. and the directors ~ the
organization with which he II engaged
insist that he shall rest up while
before getting again into the work.
While In Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. Estes
are guests OF The latters parents. Mr.
and Mrs. X. " Ames.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

halt OF my tins w
bed, being afflicted
with q trouble which
women Of Q certain
age are apt TO have
took Lydia e
Pinkham'sV Vegetable
Compound Tablets
and used Lydia =.
Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. | am . well
woman now and have
been for two years.
n ~.u u,oxt a. vvalI A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
I'D Prichard has sold to stella Paiicr

son lot q. IT Gault's subdivision. lots
and . block 1852 original town. NJ
1o2 Washington street The property
incld"s a fivcronm bungalow. semi.
modern. for a consideration 81 5000.
nj the deal was handled through the
Gaut Lana Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Among the yisiiors in amarillo Fri.
dae was Judge \. \. Callaghan ~ Pan.
handle. Judge Callaghin declared that
the outlook for the Panhandle oil field
has never been 80 hrigh. as a, the
present time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
J. \. PfcIffrr aud wife who. for col

j. \. Ptriffrr aud wife who, Tor con.
siderable time have been IN Amarillo as
managers III IN" Van N"y Cump,ny's
establishment. left Friday evening for
Wichita Falls where they viii have
charge u the affairs ~ the same pco.
nlg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
SPENT HALF HER
Time IN BED


Carter's Creek. Tenn. Three years
ago I was almost an invalid. l apcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

The display ~ boudoir lamps To- the
window of the CITY Light aud Water
Company Is declared e. BE- the most NJ.
iractive ever seen Ia Amarillo. These
lamps go on S,le TODAY. and have NJ.
tracted a great deal Of attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
J. F. BROMER1, ID. C.

Amarillos Original chiropractor. Ne
tablished five years Complete x.Ray
Service. Phone iozs-sose. N-~ ioca
ton Western building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
Weird Sonnets Game.

Jncanny sounds issued from the
darkness ~ the cabinei--a how meaning
prnctured sharply by violent snorts.
Then came n creepy sound like the rust
ling OF cloth or sliken draperies.
Faint whispers in Italian were heard.
Aida Aida" murmured the medium.
pronouncing the name of a dead rela.
tive.
suddenly the curtain was blown out
sard as II by q strong gust ~ air. And
The table moved violently under the
lands Of the spectators.
LADY Doyle said she too felt the
'ool breeze which Dr. Darlington later
iescribed as a ghos,ly herald character.
site - seance.
Now came a curious rattling as 81
bngling handouts. Then a scratching
sound like spirit finger family NOV.
irg against the curtain.
Explosively came a terrific shrek.
one Italian word. indistingui-hable even
70 the interpreter. The mediums sister.
in'law. who sat next TO Lady Doyle.
covered IN her chair. In the dlmIv
lighted room the faces IL the people
there were mere white blobs in the
dark
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PRESS MEETING SETS
ATTENDANCE RECORD

CONTINUED PROM PAGE oNB
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SIR A. CONAN DOYLE
TALKS WITH GHOST

coNTINrEp FRoM PAGE oNEl
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WAGE DISCUSSION HELD
By PANHANDLE EDITORS

coArINuED LEON PAGE oNEl
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tanbvurtne u Hurried.
silence Tor moment. Then the tam.
hourine played and suddenly "A WAS
thrown out 81 the ~; In the curtain
and clattered on the outer table. A
bell was heard. aud then several notes
on the toy piano
Again something came hurting nm,
OF ne cabinet. II was the mediums
eeic And then a white strip-his col.
lar.
And suddenly the little table cam.
rolling out and Tell on its side next IN
Dr. Carringion's chair some Of IN.
spectators later said they saw tiny
-pecks Of light against the somb.r eur.
tain.
'Pallsdino. Palladino-' csIa. IN. muir.
muring vote. from IN. cabinet,
" was whispering voice. Again IL
spose "Pailadino IL her.. She Il here
she viii try 10 show her hands--her
lace The voice traiied off.
And now the spirit spoke
J. who used TO call hack the spirits.
TOW come hack as q spirit myself"
10 IN. peopie sitting there in the dim
igh' IN" murmuring voice was thai ~
The great Palladino herself. shaken
'hfoesn the lips Of the Italian boy.
We Send iou Our Love"
Is that you. Madame Palladino7e
asked Dr. Darlington.
fes. came the whispering r.ply
Sir Arthur spoke: The power Is get.
ung stronger. fslladlno. We send Won
our love and our hest encouragem.nt."
w. are glad TO meet you again"
'aid iT Darlington. You used 20 pro.
dH'' wonderful phenomena and I hone
you VIII toy to help u tonight"
"ih. said N. murmuring voice
blt no fac- appeared nor hands In.
Stead the curtain va blown ont again
ana Sir Arthur aud several others put
'h"'r hands against IN. cloth. where
'h'g said they felt the Impact Of a
ny sierous body. and even = grin.
The MEDIUM now wss calling again
Tor "Aida
Iaitadino bad gone. u Wa believed
me SLOW moving sesnce had lasted two
u'uts. ana nov gradually the light were
turned on.
MEDIUM Takes Is Minutes.
~ Arthur and Or Corrington wen,
40 ne rabin'i and found the medium
r'"Hly coming out u his trance. Tn.
viz around his wrists was twisted as
he had Nrlthed in his bonds. His
leFs w'rs siiii tied tightly. After n.
"as released u required Is minute, for
'.se " eeoone normal Sir ArthgS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

had used when Sae visited America. II
is al metal. weighing only is pounds.
Musical Instruments on Table
The table was placed directly In front
II q black curtain covering an alcove
the three natural walls " which had
been lined In black. covering three doors
that were securely locked
Within the cabinet was small table
On which had been placed q bell. a tam.
BOURNE and a toy piano.
outside. ~ the head II the large
table. the hoy medium ~, with his
hack agains, the curtain. All IL per.
sons nut their hands on the table. their
fingers touching. They sang hymns
onward. Christian soldiers and
Nearer Ny God to Thee" and a
photograph intrrmittenly played AVE
Maria"
The table moved II Tilted back and
forth for several minutes
The medium was slowly sinking into
q trance His face was very pale and
his breathing very deep. Sir Arthur
found his pulse slow and regular.
coil ~ picture wire was produced
and IN. Darlington and tie mediums
instructor. who also acted as interpre-
ter. bound the mediums legs 10 his
chair and tied his hands at the wrists.
Then he was moved into the csblne, be.
hind the curtain.
Sir Arthur and Lady Doyle sat at the
lower end 81 the table their hands stlll
on II. Joining the others.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

table WIS used that Madame Ialladino
had used when she visited America. II
b al meinl. weighIng only Ne mounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-15
OLD JESS SAYS DEMPSEY
DODGES RETURN MATCH
Willard lnaolnes He Can Beat
Heavyweloht Champ

Los Angeles. June 15.-Jess Willard,
former heavyweight champion pugilist,
in statement published today by the
Express. accused Jack Dempsey. pres
cnt champion, of "dodging," through
his manager. Jack Kcrns. return
match with willard. Local sports fol-
lowers consider Wizards statement an
open challenge to Dempsey.
Dempsey and kcarnS fear NE and
have been dOdging a return match with
me since Dempsey won the title,' Will
liard's statement charged.
~ haven't alibed my defeat at To-
lcdo. was beaten fairly and square,
ly. but was never offered return
match. Many thought was not in
condition at Toledo. wasn't. but
that was my fault, and that is one OF
the reasons | want another chance at
Dempsey. can beat him il properly
conditioned and the only way ! would
meet him would be with the UNDER
standing that have four months in
which to train.
'"Thcrc never was any trouble get
ting me signed up for a return match
with Dempsey. was signed up with
Richard. and Dempsey, through hi,
manager Kcarns, lodged the match,
They went after Carpenter and side
llucN'N HtiN lHlllS
about those things. but ! want the pub
lie to realize now that | nm ready TO
meet the champion. and If ! am not in
condition. then call off the match.
II believe I am entitled to another
match and will work hard to win.
There isn't any reason why Kearns
and Dempsey should not come to term.
I have an understanding with RickarG
and we could agree on a proposition to-
morrow. SO the next move is up 10
Kearns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-15
HOlU Does II Strike YOU?
Yale's Coach
GLendOn's Withdrawal
Penn's Graduates
By
THE OBSERVER

1AMEs HERMAN catcher Bernard T"mer coach
, 'y s% ,n' will 'is be elected % 70! ' " order "
es%s s, a 'ssee' ssc '''" would enable 7"' to retain hi"
catcher has seen the bench for the last few weeks because
others and of these banshed from the
condition Of affairs The duty of Y" officials '"
An Gn Ys a had s% T S% @ S"%ond this year. but
the Victories will not cont continue % through n another
come coach by
% Kernans prejudice. If should
be forgotten.
through graduation. diplomas
% % uss s bS .1ens ' Ss
Son May Succeed Father as Navy Crew Coach
THE Richard A. Glendon would
waters the Severn coach Navy entirely
remarkable results attained by o1endon have made him
% % HT S"y hs the
His r s'G tn: ' mp @ he A 1870 sna % a~s % ~ Ss" n
intercollegiate title Ioushkeepsie last year;
@ ss t"s' s s ass r "n, Ss trump"
" % % % s r as % @ The funds sss v s:
received the coach from other sources
the of Physical Education
% coaching s his father he
likely 3sS Sss the % % then
Or!o
is ago. post. T % al fs%
PennGr
athletes sports
greatest also
familiar years in
athletics:
" NrsAnay,
raneM Maher,
Basketbal Greenawalt
Baseball: Mouradian. Larson, Maher, Pinney
Wrestling: Chassens Gift Ashby Pendleton.
Kavanaugh, Macintosh.
McAnaly
Crew Rosenburg Day Barnhar, Bradenberg.
Track Gronqust, Hattely. Chow, DeRorn, Jack WEIGH
Boxing DeKorn, Zorsky.
a theyar
equipped, mentally and physically for the struggle.
JUDGING o Manag
= should recall earl in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-15
SUZANNE SLAPS
M0LLA MALLORY
French Girl Determined Amer
ican Won't Win at WmbIe-
don-OverruIes Father
SAYS RACQUET WILL SPEAK

Paris. June 15.--Mllc. Suzanne
Lcnglen. French tennis star. after con-
sulting heart specialist. has decided to
ovcrrule her fathers edict. and an
nounccd that she will defend her
worlds singles title in the Wimbledon
tournament. She will also play through
the doubles and mixed doubles
"It is my most earnest desire 70 meet
Mrs. Mallory again. were the first
words uttered by Mile Lenglen upon
Der arrival from Dieppp, where she
underwent an examination by Prof.
Caron.
"The doctor has advised mo 70 hc
careful. but my decision is irrcvncable.
and it all depends upon Mrs Mallory
whether she meets mo or not. All she
has to do is TO reach the finals. which.
as 7 said before. fear she won't. /
would rather meet her than Miss Ryan,
Miss Mackanc, Mrs. Bcamish or Mrs
Peacock.
Just Won't Lose.
81 am going to England. whcr" I
hope to carry of. for the fourth time
the worlds championship. and if any
one is to take the title from mo it won t
be Mrs. Mallory. ] had expected some
reference as to my being afraid to meet
Mrs. Mallory, owing TO my heart trou-
bic in Brussels and later in Paris, but
! am sure I didn't expect it from this
quarter This was in reference to Mrs.
Mallory's recently reported interview
! in London.
From now on" added Mile. Leng
len. II will refrain from saying any
thing more. will do my talking on
the courts
II really don't believe she said IT,,
said Mile. Lcnglen in regard to Mrs
/ Mallory's statement that Mile. Leng-
len was afraid to meet her again.
Really, ! can't believe it, Mile
! Lenglen repeated. "It doesn't sounG