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DELAY CONSIDERATION
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Of great public scandal. resulting IN
imminent peril to tho country.
The New York attorney declared that
II he could be of service in bringing 10
the attention OF the committee TINS
scandalous situation" with respect TO
antitrust propositions he would De
clad TO do so as a public service. with
out pay. As Ia the charges growing
ont Of the injunction proceedings. MT
I,ntermycr said. acceptance or service
AZ an attorney would depend on whether
Nr Keller would submit evidence 10
suhs,antia:e his charge of improper
conduct in office.
West Va. Case.
Touching on tn. injunction proceed
inrs at Chicago. Mr.. CntcrmFer SAID
that in common with almost every
LAWYER in the country, stand simply
aghast at the terms Of the Injunction
order in the railroad case
ION it's face" he said. 1T seems 70
mo in direct violation Of the rule laid
down hv the circuit court Of appeals tHr
the seventh circuit in the West Virginia
miners case. and by the United States
supreme court in other cases.
IL rightly understand the facts the
act Of Mr.. naugherty in tax Ing that
case before tho judge VIII" was recently
appointed by him. was. I" say the least.
81 ;ndalicate that | believe 1t Will meet
with tho severe censurc OF the bench
and bar"
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FOUND DEAD
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,o- s,rffi,r the cracks in the wooden
barrier hastily constructed when was
found early this evening.
Then another barrier was quit VI
rock earth and debris. However the
pas md fumes from the fire apparently
seepcd through the first bulkhead ana
tho mon fled from the site where 'hsH
we're building the second one 10 start
4 third. farther on.
This third attempt 10 wall OH IN"
death dealing gas was made Al the Gnu
nr the 1850 foot Crosscut IN the ArS"-
NAM, bu, the fact that only a bare start
vas made at II proved. the mine ort'-
,ia,s said. that the deadly carbon mono
xiGe and the sutfocating carbon dloNioe
had reached 1t and performed their ta'ai
uffie before the 81 unfortunateS couiu
raise even a semblance Of barrier.
Death Painless.
Mine officials said that death hao
come 70 the entomhed men painlessiE'
Two cases. they said. would produce
cirs. A lethargy then a coma. and final
IS death
Jackson as a whole took inc tragic
nous calmly and C"uragcousIE' Inc
General tonic of conversation, except IN
,he immediate family circles OF the
dead. was arrangements for the funerai
which !, was believed would be joint
affair.
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PRESIDENT To
VETO THE BONUS
WITHOUT DOUBT


Washington. Sept E.-Neto OF me
soldiers bonus bill by F"eS den; har"-
ing was expected generally toni@ht ny
congressional leaders and administers
ton officers. Some OF Mr. hardhE
advisers said his message pracNca.F
had been completed. and they looked I"'
him 10 send !, to The house tomorrow
after discussing Il with HIS cabinet
Leaders in congress were laying their
r,ars with a veto in mind Ia the house
:. ,yus tho intention 10 defer action
.un;!l Wednesday 50 as - keep work
ing quorum on hand for disposition TO-
morrow Of important conference reports
an o;he measures.
\ .s,,,e yo,. njgh, he deferred until
Thursday d,urndjry largely upCn me
hn,,r of IN, bouse vote. Meantime.
however, both onponen,s and proponents
we've n,a-sha!.ins their forces with midi
cations that the roll cIN would show
tn. 'I-gcSt atteudanc" 70: senators N
months.
uc,Ied ~. H,rrnrI M,cNi!er. ma
,i,,,,r r,r,ma,d.r Of the American
...io, a., 1ers~,.ior "orreeert:nC vari-
,,,, ,..cr,n.. orgar:y,,irnS called at the
,vhi,. bouse today to make a nnal re-
ouas, If Tho ,,rcsidcnt that ~ Sign the
honus measure. some members of the
DEDICATION said .hc president had not
stated whether ne would approve the
measure while others said they GATH
cred the impression tina; tho executive
would veto the hill nov before him.
Commander Mac\iGer told Mr. Hard
ing that I'VE have no threats 10 make
politically" on; thai The Organization
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JIMMIE DIME ALREADY
PLEASED With "B|LLW
Martins Ferry Lad Has the Earmarks
Of . Real Boxer Stated veteran
Manager.

Word from Jimmie Dime indicates
that the veteran trainer thinks he has
rare find" m Fighting Billy Will
Jams the Ferry bantam who Joined the
Dime stable at New Castle last week.
Dime says the little Ferry batter
has speed and stamina and can punch
along with natural ability TO fight
and with 4 little cleverneSs and boxing
which he will endcavor tc teach him.
Jimmie says he would take a chance
and put Billy in against any OF the
boys In the first division.
Loca, fans will have IN opportunity
20 see what wonderful, Improvement
Dime has made in Williams. when he
tackles Louis D'Arco. Jimmy Dime
crack bantam ut the Riverside arena
on next Monday evening.
This D'Arco lad is tough are ac-
cordinC to Tommy Moore who was hero
recently with Johnny X. Q. Mchaeis.
Moore was at that time trying to sign
I'D DArco but was beaten to IT by the
Cleveland manager. Moore said thai
D'Arco had a good future in the fight
yaen he was smart game and could
sock"
The Same combinations appearing IN
both boys. ;usureS tho fans "f real
fight from the tap OF the gong.
Tho eisht-round semi windup show
ing the big Troqu"is Indian. CHEZ
Ualrtown and Jack Nascher. local mid
dreweicht Is creating lot Of talk as
this is the Just time since III" days o.
the old Wheeling ~ {. has tw" h'Sh
class l5S pound boys been on 4 card.
"Groundho:" the North End Tarzan
will again swap Swats with his o.!
enemy Johnny HUFF Those boys faH"
Tough, often hu, always put up real
zoe to toe" fight and genera H. Hnl;
about even. There VIII he n four-rouHd
onener between local boys.
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police. that he remarked q few days be.
fore the shooting Of his brother-tn-laW.
that something big is going to happen
SOON"
I've had trouble at the house. and II
seem irr!tatcd do not pay any atteh.
tion TO me" Fire Captain Michael Regain
said Stevens declared to him on Satur-
day. Pressed for an explanation. Rcssn
said Stevens replied: You'll find out
soon enough.
Money Involved.
|, became known to-day that Mr.. Hall
acted in unofficial capacity as trustee
of the fund created. it is said. at Ste
ven's request. from the sum which he
inherited from his mothers estate,
james II. Porter. trustee officer of the
National Bank of New Jersey. admins
tered the fund. but the money was paid
to Stevens by the rector.
stevens frequently complained to
me-" Captain Regain said. that Hall did
not give him enough money.
\ thorough search was made to-day
by detectives of the Mills home. NH"1
they arrived they found written on the
front dp"r in Il round hand. which tie
notice said. might nave been done by
a woman" the quotations:
blessed are the departed. No. ISL.
The inscription Was not on the do"f
IN Saturday. said the investigators. VINO
expressed the belief that II refers 10
HYMN and may have some bearing on Inc
case.
The Right Rev. Albion w. Knight.
Protestant Episcopal bishop Of New Jc--
scy, aided by more than a score Of cicr-
rymcn. conducted the funeral services
for Mr.. Hall. in the church which he
served as rector.
\ vested choir assisted in the regular
Episcopal service. There was no eulogE
Tho body was taken TO New YORK Tor
burial Services Will be held tomorrow
for Mrs. Mills.
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McCL|NTIC GRANTS
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from occupying houses or premises %
the plaintiff companies
Miner Pound Guilty
IN the complaint one OF the points
featured by the attorneys WAS that tho
comrantes named as defendants had
been co-plaintitfs in other injunction
cases in which court action had been
sought on the allegation OF an illegal
conspiracy by the union and the opera
tors ~ the central competitive he'i
against West Virginia mines. and the
attorneys argued that by appearing as
plaintiffs in those earlier cases The com
pant.s which signed the Cleveland agre-
men, showed their knowledge that the
check Of funds were used for an Illegal
purpose.
The question OF occupying company
houses while on strike was ais" het"r"
the court IN another case in which Ju!ge
McClinti, found r. S. Holly. striker.
guilty OF violating an injunction granted
TO the Carbon Fuel Company by remain
ing I'm one Of it's houses. lnasmuch as
the ruling was "A new one the court gave
Holly fifteen days 10 purge himself OF
contempt BY removing from the house.
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decision the proper and lawful rroce-
dure is prevented and the. Citizenship Is
lef, wtthou, recourse for long peru"
of time. During that time those no"
accused may confirm" the practices .''
which their Impeachment IS soush'' -"
action of tho partisan majority Is 'h'.
fensible. outrageous ana Il u''t''
front To the citizenship and 10 All S'a"'I
ards NJ ms,ice. honesty and integrity
find !, dirfcult T." adcuuatcly3 c\"rcss
rho rrseutmcn; which | am sure IL
shared by all who believe in justice,
The American Federation Of Labor
for It's part is ready 10 present evidence
tomorrow r.sor,
The plans "f the American rene,"'
ton Of labor for national demand '''
-.osocu,,ou of the impeachment pro-
rcedrugs through mass meeting IN an
cities will proceed If anything WIN
greater vigor."
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SEALED PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. office
Of the Supervising Architect, Wash
!ng;on. =. G, Septem her ), l92@-SEAL-
ED PROPOSALS Will be opened iutthis
office at p. IN. October 5. 1922 for
the construction. Including mechanical
equipment. q; the United States Post
office. at Charles Town. ". Va. Draw
iags and specifications may he obtain
ed from the Custodian OF tae site at
Charles Town. ". Va. or At this office
in the discretion Of the Supervising
.,rChiteCt. Jas. \ Wetmorc. Acting
Supervising Architect.
Sept, lo-lS-l9-o3-o6-So
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screams He said that he called his
wife and that they listened together
until the screams grew fainter and faint
or. The next morning they asked Mrs
Henry Waters. neighbor, II she had
heard the screams. Mrs. Waters said
she had not but had been awakened by
reports Of four gunshots. otto Maui
man ii butchers boy, also told the po-
lice he had heard gunshots. He >aid
the first had been separated from the
last three by considerable interval
Mrs. Mills was Sh"r once between the
eyes. The rcc,or's body bore four bu.-
let Wounds.
Tho Mystery House.
With this new testimony liking to a
certain cAtcnl tn csCcnc Of the crime
attention was drawn I" It vacant house
which stands on tho Phillips farm.
tract Of land adjoining the orchard This
house has hccn known FOR some time az
"thc mystery house" IT Is said to b.
rented. is fully furnished and yet is I'M
temantcd. All efforts to trace through
real estate agents those renting the
house arc said to have failed. \ super
fetal examination is said to reveal that
the house may have been recently o.
cupied. though no ono has been known
to have made his residence there for
some time.
Another "EIlwell Case"
New figures were brought into the
investigation to-day Of the double shot
ing which authorities describe as an
other "F,Ilwcll case" the still unsolved
murder In New York two years ago n:
Joseph Ellw"ll. clubman. whist export
and race track follower.
Detectives assigned IN investigate"
certain remarks Of William Stevens.
brother Of the rcctor's widow. learned
that hia rendezvous was the station
house Of the local fire department. End
that he always went to All the fires.
Al tho station house. 1t was said that
willie" was known as character.
Stevens has admitted, according to the
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Denounced by Gompers

Washington. Sept. S.--D-ciSl"n % TIE
n:lnr..y members az the House iui!
ciarv committees ~ postpone hearings az
the proposed impeachment OF Attorney
General Daugherty. was denounced TO-
night oy Samuel Gompers. president or
the American Federation Of Labor. ds
"a partisan barrage against Justice
such brazen efrontery is almost I'M
belieyable." said Mr.. GomperA. BY this
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having been appointed adm illustrator
% the estate OF Charles Bauer deceased.
all persons knowing themselves 10 be
indebted 10 said deceased will please
al and settle with the undersigned:
ard those having claims against said
estate will please present them to NE
daily verified by affidavit
s. -. BOYCF.
Administrator ~ estate OF Charles
Bauer deceased
Wheeling Bank and Trust Company
Building.
Septl2-l9
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WELLSBURG MAN DIES
IN LOCAL HOSPITAL

Charles DevicSe. % wears "d, OF
y.IlShurc ci-d a, the ph.n valley Gen
eral hosp!ta! last evening "a 90 CLOCK.
Mr. DcvieS- was admitted to IN" hGS-
initial on September | an" underwent an
Operations esreral days a'"r. nc Wa
employed a. telegraph nneia,"l ny y"
r.,,syjyania railrod W"llshTrg and
mas single.
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DIED

RISCHOF-On Monday September IS.
p. M. a, her ia'e residence. No. $50
18th Street, MARY =. BlSCHOF, in
her 6Sti year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HEREEY-On Saturday. September Is.
l922 At 10 o'clock p. m. at Wheeling
hospital. WILLIAM &. HERvEY in
his 66 year.
Services in the chape, % the Mendel
Huneral Home 1905 chapl,ue Street.
Tuesday afternoon o'clock. Friends
invited 20 attend. In;ermcn, private
in Mount Wood cemetery.
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All Guards Removed.


tricks.
All Guards Removed.
All guards along III" Company's prop
crty in West NirC Ma nave heHh re-
moved and the II. & -. has decided 10
retain all slrikchreakcrs who desired TO
remain at worN
This new order affects what we call
the car and locnm"tiN" crafts o; The
road" Mr. Scott stated Tin" R'g
Four is in no way connected with the
recent strike.
The resumption Of service affects
very largely the amouu' ~ lax" coal.
During a year we ship about 26."0o,"oN
TONS Of coal 10 Tho Grea: Lakes and ny
September usually have l@.o'N.oON
tons OF coal shipped. This year. how
ever. the road has only shipped 6.o1o.O0o
tons up until September and means
that We must succeed in getting through
AZ least 100000 tons before Novem-
Der 10.
Must Move the Coal.
Usually the Great Lakes freeze
about that time and lake service Is
discontinued on November *. People
along the lakes depend on the r. & O..
70 furnish coal Should we fail In I'LL
Ing this order 4 means that many VIII
suffer many discom forts throughout the
winter months.
The suspension Of passenger service
does not mean that the system ha been
crippled az result Of the strike. In
order TO MI this priority order for coal
rs many passenger trains as possible
have been taken from service oS as 10
save locomotives and use all efforts to-
ward the shipping OF coal
I'm the Monongah coal field ~ loads
of coal are being shipped daily and 80
loads OF this coal pass 'hrnuch the
Holloway gateway west. This Is only a
small amount of tho coal be. sent
west and the public can realize ,hr con-
gested condition that exists"
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BUSINESS oPFt RTUNIr1Es.

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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SAI.E-RarSain TO quick buyer
. Immediate possession. New T-room
'Stucco house. Modern, with car gaH-
age. III EIgewood ST.. Echo Point.
Septl9-m
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ARRESTS COMING
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shootings occurred in the rustic setting
where the bodies We're found.
Henry McCahc. a bridge tender. told
the police that on Thursday night short
~ before midnight he was awakened by
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FOUND-P;g. owner may have same by
proving property. paying for ad and
care OF pig. O.. l.. Conway. Parks
Place, Elm Grove. Septl6-l
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Setl fast repeating household
articles. No investment. Splendd
opportunity for right Ta~ty. BIG Sales
Company. 5ll Daily News Bldg, Canton.
tltts,
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A REAL HOME
OUR BARGAIN LIST

OUR BARGAIN LIST
Now Is the time to purchase that
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OF the following:
Mc(olloch St. Frame. 10 rooms 81, 900
McCOllooh St. Frame rooms and
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y. Main ST., Brick, s rooms, $500
Terrace Ave. Frame. rooms and
Ddln 0otSoS
oond ST.. Frame. rooms $500
Jacob St. Frame, rooms and
Ddiu 0Sr@~0
IN Wabash. Frame 6 rooms. bath $500
Eoff St. Brick. IL rooms, 3 bathsSl1 800
Warwood-Nance Ave. rooms and
bath ............... S7,20O
Call and look over our list List your
property with us.
1nsuranoe-Money TO Loan
Quarter Savings & Trust co.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Ask for Mr.. Groghan
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold Arrow Pin with diamond
Fl Beta PM. Saturday. Call Mrs T..
r. Moore. 29@-M MoundsviiIe. Reward.
SeptlS-.
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,erdav by the striking shopmen. or
his number 40 returned :" work for
the first trick and others for the later
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Horses are still used TO haul hre ap.
paratus In New York City.
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wANTEp-TENALE

WANTED-W'hjte A9man 20 hep with
general housew"rk on farm. No IN
validS. S.cN OF babes 10 care Tor. Good
home md fair WAGES 10 riga; PARTY. For
further particulars. w.lte. Orchard
Point Farm, Mc;z. ". Va. Se2tlS-h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-03
HAS
LEAD Of 4,797
OVER OPPONENT
United States Senator Ap-
pears to Have Been Re-
nominated in West Vir-
ginia; Nicely Democrat.

Charleston, w. Va, Aug, 2 (by
the Associated Press with 434
of 2,093 state precincts not heard
from, United States Senator How
ard Sutherland, candidate for re-
nomination, held lead of 4,797
votes over H. C. ogden of Wheel
ing, newspaper publisher. Nomi-
nation of NJ. NJ. Neely of Fairmont
by the democrats was conceded to-
night by his opponent, Mrs. 1zetta
Brown, of Kingwood.
Mrs. Izetta Brown, of Kingwood,
refused to admit that she was beat
en- for the democratic senatorial
nomination by NJ. M. Neely, Fair
mont, although Neelys lead was
maintained by late returns. The
vote in 1890 of 2.093 precincts
gave Neely 34,460 and Brown 25,-
470.
Earlier in the day, Mr.. ogden
declined to concede victory to Sem
ator Sutherland and forecast that
certain counties would cut the sena-
tors lead. proved true. Three re-
publican candidates for senator were
trailing. Their vote: A. A. Lilly,
Charleston, 1856; c. F. Edwards,
Huntington, 10,7s3, and Deacon
NJ. F. Jones, Charleston, 1,244.
Four counties have not reported
any returns.
Late returns made certain the
denomination of incumbent repub-
lican congressman in all six dis
tricts. They are Benjamin Rosen-
bloom in the first; George M. Bow
ers, second; Stuart F. Reed. third ;
Harry C. woodward, fourth; Wells
Goodykoontz, fifth Ono opposi-
tion), and Leonard s.. Echeols, in
the sixth.
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MORGAN LEADING
EX-GOV. STUbBS
IN KANSAS RACE
(By Tho Associated PressJ

Topeka, Kans., Aug. 2.-Re-
turns from Tuesdays primary
election in Kansas, trickling
slowly in, made no material
change today in the relative
standings of the candidates. w.
Y. Morgan, Hutchinson editor,
continued to lead Ex-Governor
w. r. Stubbs for the republican
gubernatorial nomination. Re-
turns from 500 out Of 2,536 pre-
cincts give Morgan lead OF
slightly more than 3,400 votes
The three other men and two wo-
men candidates are unchanged IL
relative positions.
Nearly as interesting as the
race for the governorship romina
ton is that for the republican
nomination for supreme justice
division number one. Justice 81.
las Porter has lead of 1862
over Attorney General r. G Hop
kins. Elizabeth Wooster, for two
terms state school superintt ndent
about whose administration of OF
flee several clashes have arisen,
is third in the race, on the face
of tabulated returns. Jess Miley,
endorsed by the state teachers
association is leading.
Phil Campbell, member Of con-
gress for twenty years from the
third Kansas district, has been
defeated by w. II. Sproul, Camp
BELLS manager conceded today.
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JIM REED LEADS
BY 7,744 VOTES
IN SENATE RACE
InCumbent's Majority Is
Gradually Being Cut Down
and Long May Win BY
1000 Votes, Is Claim.

st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 2. (by
the Associated Press) - Senator
James A. Reed is leading Breck-
enridge Long for U. S. senator
by 7,744 votes, on the face of the
returns from all but sos of the
3,S4S precincts in Missouri.
Returns from 3,430 precincts
at 10 O'Clock tonight give: Reed
1928; Long. 174,494.
The senator's lead, whic h
reached more than $4,000 this
morning, was steadily whitfield
away as belated returns from
rural districts, where the Long
strength laid, came in. Through
out the day Mr.. Long maintained
consistent gain with an average
lead of Approximately 8 votes
per precinct in the country dis
tricts.
If this ratio is maintained in
the sos precincts yet to be heard
from Mr.. Long has a chance of
winning, probably by less than
1000 votes.
In the republican senatorial
race, r. r. Brewster of Kansas
CITY endorsed by the regular
organization probably will win
from by 10000 to 10000 votes.
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3 OVERSEAS TENNIS
PLAYERS ELIMINATED
IN SINGLES TOURNEY

Seabright, n. j., Aug. 2.-Three
of the foremost overseas tennis
stars, Gerald L. Patterson and
James O. Anderson, of Australia,
and Andre Colbert, of France, to-
day were eliminated from the in
vitation singles tournament on the
turf courts of the Seabright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket club.
Francis 7. Hunter, of New York,
the national indoors singles cham
pion, disposed of Patterson, who
recently won the so-called worlds
championship at Wimbledon, Eng
land. in straight sets 6-2, 60.
William M. Johnston, of San
Francisco brought into play an
assortment of finishing drives to
defeat Patterson's teammate, An
derson. 6-2, S-6.
r. Norris Williams, though
slightly off his game, was good
enough to beat Colbert 1915, 6-3,
and Howard Kinsey. Of San Fran
cisco, 3-6, GA, 60.
In the womens singles Mrs,
Molla B. Mallory, the national
champion, Mrs. May sutton Bundy,
Los Angeles, Miss Leslie Bancroft,
West Newton, Mass and Miss
Helen Wills, Of San Francisco, ad-
vanced to the semi-finals round.