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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
STILL HUNTING CHILD
Scarh For MiasinS 10 Year Old
Grace Rudd Nov Ccnters n
New Jcfaey.

New York. June { N1Ths search
for l0-year-old Grace Budd shifted
It's center to New Jersey today fol-
lowing the mysterious visit at the
Rudd home Of woman about IS
years old who said she was Mrs.
Hemtng of Union City. N. J.
The girl disappeared after leaving
home Sunday afternoon with = man
calling himself Frank Howard Of
Farmingdale. l.. l. Howard pre-
sented himself a. prosperous FARM
er and had promised a summer Job
to Albert Budd. tho ll-year.old
brother of Grace. On Sunday after
noon he asked permission to take
Grace to a birthday party at his SIS
ter's house. naming q non.exist6 nt
addl ess.
Mrs Budd told the police she had
never seen her caller. Mrs. HeminS,
before. The latter walked into the
Budd home this morning and, sd-
dressing Mrs. Budd a. Mamie Me-
Kenna," said she remembered her
when she waa q little GID.
Mrs. Budd said that her maiden
name was not Mamie McKcnna"
and that she suspected the woman
might know Grace's whereabouts
and had come to see II 1t would be
safe to return the child. Mrs. Budd
did not detain her visitor.
A postal card waa delivered to tho
Budds today. bearing \ Manhattan
post mark and message, al
most unreliable. saying: MY dear
friends: All litter girl II to cellar
and into water" (stgncd) Mr.. Burt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
MIsx KIlDUFr sMOWERED

A miscellaneous shower was sivsa
last evening ct the home Of Mis-
Mary Mcclure Of Black Rock avenue
In honor Of Mas J-eons KildvR.
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. Thomas
kildU6 Of Corbin avenue. Three
tables ef bridge we're played ana
music enjoyed. Miss Killu6 ven
hrst prtss In the bridgs gamsA Dur.
lag the evening she was presented
with . banjo clock. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Ktidu1 graduated from the
New Britain Nigh school With ths
class q 1884 and u smpleysl IN the
shice Of Fafnir Bearing Co. She
will become the bride ~ William
Lane Of Toronto. Can. on Saturday,
June 1s.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
QVJ0LEY-RLUE

The wedding Of Charles Nelson
Quigisy, IN actor. whe formerly
made hts home IN this city. and Mis-
Harriet Blus took place yesterday
at tho chapel sf 1t. Barthoiomew's
church. Park avenue. New York
city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr.. Macon ct high noon.
Tho bride h the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Ernest Blue u Union
Springs. Ala. She attended Hollis
college In virginia for tive years
and. coming to New York. entered
barnard college. receiving her de-
gree OF r. A. from that institution in
juno. 1891. She y a member Of the
Kappa Delta sorority. After being
graduated. she took a position ~ In
struetor in literature and drama At
the scovtlie School for Girls on
Fifth avenue. being qualified for
teaching drama through completing
. ceursst~ the Feagtn School Of the
Drama. which was founded by her
aunt, Miss Lucy Feasln.
M. QuiSley, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 0uigisy Of 80 stanley
street. this city. was graduated from
New Britain Nigh school with tho
class OF le3t. Ne was graduated
from the American Academy Of ORA.
matte Arts In ls3s. He has played
with Walter Hampton In "cyraAe
Do Bsrgerae." with Mary ana Flor.
snce Nash In "A l-ady's Virtue"
with Marion Oakley In Tho Cal
|eplng sheiis." with Grant Mitchell
In 4 condemned version Of "Ex-
pressing wiiiie." With Grace 0esrss
md Mckay Morris In 1.-THE Read 10
Rome" and With Alice Brady IN the
name play. He has aiss appeared In
utock 1t Portland. Ne.
Mr.. Qutgiey and hls bride Will
Ipend the summer IN travel. The
plan 10 make their home In New
Fork city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
SHOWER FOR MIss JAKEL

A miscellaneous shower was given
at the home Of Mrs. Edmond Jakei,
1sl Glen street last evening for
Mas Elizabeth Jakel, assistant
organist 1t st. Johns Lutheran
church. Miss Jakel received many
gtfts from . number Of her friends.
who are members Of the choir at
II. Johns church.
A mock wedding ceremony was
performed. with Miss Frieda Rech-
snbsrg ~ the bride. Mas Helen
oroth, the bridegroom, Mrs. John
Martin. the maid OF honor. and Mis-
Martha olaser clergyman. The we'd
ding march was played ~ Mas
Rose Kaluns. Mrs. Martin. who n
one Of the soloists In the church.
aans 20 Promise Me-" ana II Love
You Truly" accompanied On the
piano by Miss 0roth. Miss Jakel
and Miss 0roth also played several
piano selections during the evening.
Niss Jakel will bscome the bride
Of Paul Hockstrats On June ~. Mr..
Hockstrats II one Of the leading
theatsr erganists Of Waterbury.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Merriam Says Spraying
Will Offset LOcustS

That the spraying Of trees now b..
ing carried out for the department
Of public works will have tendency
to shorten the visit Of II year 10.
custs u the opinion Of City Engineer
Philip A. Merriam. who does not -
psct ssrtsus damage to foliage and
vegetation. Another condition which
he expects Will hamper the pest u
the fact that the locusts arrived att.
er the trees had become hardy and
capable Of resisting to some degree
the assault Of the insects.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
BUILDERS OUTING JUNE n

BUILDERG OUTING JUNE -
Nssssvatioas being made for the
hsst annual cutting OF the New Brit
ain Master 1vildsrs' association,
which takes place next Tuesday
Afternoon at Lake Pocotopang, In.
dictate . large attendoacs. Secretary
Harry J. Battisteni reports. Prea.
dent =. J. Dyson Of the association
will be tsastmaster and Building In
spsctoF A. n. Rutherford will b In
charge Of sports, which will preceda
the banquet 1t o'clock. and an en-
tsstainment which will follow. Cars
will leave city hail at ! o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Providence Woman
Murdered by Sweetheart

Providence, II. l.. June 8 up
Mrs. Mary NJ. A.Hare, IS. of this
city. was murdered her early today
In the Stewart apartments 1o2 Pond
street. George Robbins. 70, arrest.
ed IN hour after the shooting was
said BY police to have confessed that
he killed the woman. declaring:
II shot her because ! loved her"
Mrs.. A'Hars was the wife Of
James A'Hars and was divorced sew
oral years ago from william Mulvey
Of this city. She has one son BY the
former marriage.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
MANDREY TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
But Nsvineton School Bold
Wishes Him to Remain

Newingtoa. June s-At the rcgu.
lar meeting Of the school board "a
be held In the Center school this
evening. action will b. taken on tho
resignation OF Supervisor william
II. Mandrey. 1t became known last
night that the board has had tho
resignation In its possession STAGE
May :.
Secretary Harold I. Dyer Of the
board said today that II was hia
opinion that Mr.. Mandrey's resig.
nation would not be accepted by
the board and that he would prob.
ably continue In his present posi-.
ton during tho next school year.
Through members Of the commit
tee, Commissioner OF Education
Light OF Hartford had Q conference
with Mr., Mandrey. endeavortns to
have him reconsider his action. II
10 understood that the commissioner
has been successful.
The reason for Mr.. Mandrey's
resiEntng II that . certain member
Of the board has been ntagonisttc
toward him for several months and
has htndered him greatly In carry
Ing out his planA 1t u said.
M. Mandrey was appointed ~.
pervisor OF Newington schools in
September. 1890. and has proved to
be one Of the best that the town
has ever had. 1t has been through
hts efforts that school conditions
here are 4 great deal better than
IN former years. hls friends claim.
Mr.. Mandrey has worked with the
welfare Of Newington always upper.
most In hts mind. In the opinion Of
most OF the members OF tho school
board.
The rules Of tho state board Of
education say that any town which
htrea Is Or moro teachers must also
engage . supervisor. Newington IL
hiring ~ teachers for next year and
according to Secretary Dyer, the
year will be the last one in which
the town will receive atd from the
state. For this and othsr rcaaons,
most members OF the board are Dc.
strous Of having Mr.. Mandrey con-
ttnue ~ supervisor. His resignation
would mean change for only tho
next year.
1t 10 Understood that Mr.. Nandrey
viii be present at tonight's meeting
Of the board and this matter will
come to = head and In all Prob.
ability be settled.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Rev: James ]. Heating
Now New Haven Pastor

Rev. James J. Keating, for about
~ years superintendent of q.
Francis Orphan Asylum in New
haven, has been appointed pastor
OF 1t, JoSeph's church, New Haven,
ny Bishop John ]. Milan. Father
Heating will succeed the late Rev,
Andrew Harry.
Father Heating u native Of
WallinEford. the son Of the lata
Alehasl and Mrs. Anna Heating 81
10 Meadow street.
Ne IL well known IN New Britain
through the fact that he has for
several years been state cha plain Of
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
PARK DEPARTMENT HAS
S2,74e BALANCE ON HAND
Report Signed by Former Chairman
Brooks Submitted to Mayor
PaOnessa Today.

The park department had Z bal
ancs Of ss,'ts.ot on hand At the
close Of the last hscai year. the an.
nusl report signed BY former Chair.
man william r. Brooks and deliver
cd at the office Of the mayor today,
states.
The Walnut Hin park account
shows expenditures totaling S33,.
2a%.ss. which required an overdraf It
Of tls2.S4: in the Willow Brook
park account expenditures OF t3S.-
13:.o7 were made. leaving . balance
OF t%ss.15: the stanley Quarter park
outlay was tl3.1t3.ls, 4 balance Of
N.l7s.o1 remaining; for small parks
$500 was spent, and tl.SsO.ll was
left At the close OF the year: the i'd.
mtnistration account was overdrawn
by tss7.ss, for . total Of 1ll.l23s0.
Purchase Of portion OF the
Hooker estate. TOR $1,000 was the
only addition to the park system. The
Darius Miller fund now shows bal
ances of Set.lsl.Ss. the report
states. This fund was lett by Mr..
Miller to he used In identifying Wal
nut Hill park.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Suit Started Against
Remington Arms Comnany

bridgeport. June 8 (UPl-Suit to
compel the Remington Arms Com.
pany to curtail iss operations and
pay $4,000 damages IL on trial be-
fore Judge Alfred c. Baldwin IN
superior court here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Mudre aliege depreciation
Of their eeaview avenue home a. re-
suit Of extension OF the Remington
plant.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Exhausted Pigeon Falls
Into Monroe St Yard

4 carrier pigeon bearing the mum.
beers, S7So.A J 3s.V. dropped sx-
hausted into the yard Of Nicholas
Tstt OF Monroe street yesterday att.
srnsen. The bird apparently had
Aown . long distance before II fell.
The bird will BE- cared for BY Mr..
Teti until II u able 70 resume it,
hi9ht.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
B. ?. Q. E FLAG DAY
New Britain Lodge Invites Veterans,
aoadSers and Members Of Patriotic
Rodios - {~ae II Exes<tsea.

Plans for the annual Flag Day ex-
ercises OF New Britain lodgs, II. p.
o. F.. are being completed. They Will
be held In the iedee rooms On Thurs.
day evening, June ~. at . e'cisck.
As has been the custom In pasG
yars various ey-servicemen's and
patriotic organizations Will bs mum.
bered among the invited guests.
These include members Of STANLEY
Post. q. 4. H.: 4. O. Hammond
camp. y. g. ". ": Eddy.0lover
post. American Legion: Co. i lsoth
Inf; Co. H lsSth Inf: First Bat.
TALON headquarters Co.: the Boy
scouts; and Girl scouts and mem.
beers Of the Boys club.
The committee On ARA nseme nts y
a. follows: 0. Lambert Lore, Royal
q. Wilbur. Harold ]. Josepha W. II.
Bishop. r. J. Ahern and Ir. c. r,
Ericsson 4 speaker he's been sscvrsl
and . musical program Will b fur.
nished.
A regular meeting Of the lsAes
will bs Asid tomorrow nisht
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Women Grateful
For New Cream

You will just love this new won.
dsrful cleansing cream contaiAtng
Cocoa Butter, which mslts into the
skin removing al dirt and Crime.
Great for dry o. loose skins. Excel.
lent for sun and wind burn. Fro.
vents approaching wrinkles. AK for
MEi-LO.0LO Cocoa Butter Cleans.
Ing Cream. Mention tho full name.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Weddings
NANER-ONl.INS

Miss Ruth Margaret Collins,
daughter Of William NJ. Collins OF
Herman street, Springfield. Mass.
became the bride Ut J0hn VILLAS,
AaAee Of this city yesterday u,ernina
q ~ o'clock at . nupttai high mas
IN Holy Name church. HpetpgS~id.
Rev. THOMAS Ae0ovsrn. The pastor
etfict0ted.
The bride vas attended by he,
cousin. Mrs BERNARD r. Doaprlly OF
tanwood street, this city, ~ nastrou
Of honor snd Ntas Ethel Z. sampson
Of sprsaynel4 ~ bridesmaid. vii.
liam u. Aahes, brother OF the bride.
groom. was best man. The ushcrs
xess BERNARD :. Dennrlty OF this
city. Frank L. Wilson OF German.
town. Pa. sR4 tAoaArd Warner Of
Sprtngheid.
The bride wore . frock Of duchess
sstin fashioned with full train and
stth bodice Of Alencon lace. Her
tvtIe veil Vas Ia cap effect. fastened
With orange bloesoms, snd she car
Fted Q bouquet Of bride roses and
itliss u the valley.
AFA Ilonne,iy was costumed In
desh chiffon and lace with ieghorn
hat 10 harmonic. sh~ carried an
arm bouquet OF tea rosss and orchid
s~eet peas.
Mis- nampson's gown was Of blue
chiffon crepe with hat to match and
she carried Packard roses.
Palms And carnations were used
In the decorations II the church and
At the Oxford Country club where
the reception was held. Music, both
tor the ceremony and the reception,
was by Irving 0vyer's orchestra.
The brides going away costume
was an ensemble Of green silk with
hat to match.
After September Mr. and Mrs
Maher will be at home to friends In
the Westminster Apartment, Vine
street.
The bride vas born In Hartford.
She Is a graduate OF Our Lady Of the
Elms Academy, OF the Springfield
business School and OF the Mercy
Hospital Training School for Nurses
Mr.. NAhsr u the son Of william
J. Maher Of Utica. N. Y. Ne attend.
ID st. Joseph's Academy IN Water
town. n. 7. He has bccn living on
Grove Hin. this city. being associated
with the New Britain Plumbing
supply Co. OF Main street.
Quests attended the ceremony
from New York. Philadelphia, Utica,
Pittshsld. New Britain and Spring
heid.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
- DIE IN QUAKE

Lima. Peru. June @-Twenty.
two persons persisted In the town Of
Jaen In North Peru IN the roeeat
earthquake. Thess figures have
beea Officially complied, aad tie
Information b added that the tswa
wes Totally destroyed. The susroQ1l.
Ing country. likewise was levasts4eA,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06

last play and tho pregrsn b licked
forsaF1 to BY all ~ ths psptls.
The ssveath sraas held ~ regu.
lar weekly auditorium program this
morning during the last psssed.
The clubs met yesterday after.
noon In the school club rooms
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
SCOTT TROOP Il BANQUET

Boy Scout Troop II Of the Nathan
Hale Junior High school will hold q
banquet at Its last meeting Of the
year. when there will be a presenta-
tion Of badges and council officials
will be present to make the awards.
The troop IL also preparing for the
annual field day at Willow Brook
park Saturday afternoon. Under
eceutmaster Quimby. Troop 81 ex-
Dects that II viii soon bs classlaeA
~ . Arst class troop.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
RAGDI0IAN sUED MERE

a suit BY Harry Badoerian against
B. N. Baedlstaa was flied today In
city court. The amount Of the suit 10
S1.zoO and the writ was issued by
Attorney Harry Ginsburg. Basdisiaa
10 also defendant In another suit
brought AGAINST him BY Max Case.
through Attorney Irving ]. Rachlin.
The amount y $500. Papers in both
cases were served by Deputy Sheriff
Martin Horwits and property Of the
defendant consisting Of IS acres Of
land and buildings thereon, located
near the Hartford reservoir.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Prices Firm in the
Boston Eariy Trading

Boston. June & N1Prices held
generally steady In the early trading
In the local market today. Copper
range was OF IL and there was
no change In Calumet and Hecla.
Venezuelan holding and Edison
Electric.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN
FALLS TO HER DEATH
shopping Crowds at BOSTON Witness
Plunge Near
Cathedral

Boston. June sLf9-An unidenti.
ned woman was instantly killed yes.
tsrday when she fell or jun ped from
an open window on the seventh door
restaurant Of the Shepard stores.
Afternoon shopping crowds were
passing the building whom she fell
at the fremont street end Of q small
alleyway that runs between tho
Shepard sto. - and st. Paui's Cathe-
dral. Her body was carried 70 the
Haymarket Relief hospital In q taxi
cab.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06

jeremiah J. Coitey. Of ~ fremont
street. complained 10 Officer Otis
Hopkins about o'clock last night
that the driver Of . roadster cut the
corner OF Main and East Main Streets
~ coRey WAS turning from Main
Int East Naia street, with the r..
suit that the cars celiided and the
running board On the car Of the Of.
tending driver was damaged. CoKey
followed the other ear to Hartford
avenue but could net catch the reg.
tstratisn number. His car was not
damaged but he felt that the ether
driver should have stepped.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
WEEDS DAY HE GRADUATES
n. ]. r. Seotce Married - B0stoa

GtF4
Hackensack. n. J., June @-
Announcement was made yesterday
By Prosecutor and Mrs. A. e. Hart
Of Hackensack Of the marriage Of
their son. Francis Bruce Hart. and
Miss Doris josephine Weston.
daughter OF the late Major Henry r..
Weston, U. 8. A.. aad Mrs. Weston
Of Boston.
The ceremony was performed in
Trinity church. Boston. and follow
ed the graduation Of the BRIDE
groom from NJ. I. T.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
IS WON BY
ARANk OUTSIDER


Airplanss were pressed Int scr.
vice BY thoes who wished 70 zee the
racing ciasstc and brsught manv
parties from the ceatiasnt,
4 rainbow bridges the skies Just
after dawn. Then . thia Arisyie Seil
fes a. hour. Afterwards the skies
cleared and the first motor coaches
began to arrive from Lsndsn, Al the
fair weather continued the horses
entered In the Derby were tretted
out to take their early eaileps.
J0vtal Crowds
The prospect Of a fair afternoon
started q big trek by road and the
winding surrey highways were soon
damned with cockney donkey carts,
decorated lorries. luxurious motor
coaches. cyclists and PEDESTRIANS oil
eonvsrging ~ Epsem DevpA
The Darby throne n Ensiand's
most jovtai crowd anl the spen
spades arsSad the stands seea wers
like gigantic couatsy faix.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
10000, 900 LIRE.UNL.OADED

Naples. June (UP)-Fefty mil.
Hon lire In gold buliion vas uhlead.
ed today from the steamer Conte
Rssso. arriving from New Yogk, and
Wa sent On to the Bank Of Italy at
Rome.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
EFORlfs Dlscv,ssED

Tsta. June 8 (UP)-Recent las-
esst labor reforms were dtseussed 70.
Gay ct the eighth annual congress
Of the knights Of Labor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
PSORIASIS

cam BE CURED. SUFFERED MANY
YEARS WITH THIS DREADFUL SKIN
DISEASE. WRITE n. 4. PAYNE. 50
E. SECOND IT.. covINofoN. Ky.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06

The Hsrald's CLASSIFIED Al Dent.
shows . healthy gain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-09
KING VIDOR'S
THE CROWD
GRIPPING

Seeing .The Crowd King
yidor's latest picture for Metro
C3oldwyn.Mayer, at Loew's Column
bia. is somewhat similar to read
ing a gripping. well-written out
over-long novel.
The length of the picture and
the inane ending which some mas
ter mind ordered attached are the
sole defects in this fine example
of realism in the cinema.
THE Crowd" is. in many ways.
the story OF every American boy,
except those protected by inherited
wealth. The life of Johnny Sims
is faithfully followed in the pic
tllre from the cradle to the great
crisis in his young life.
Johnny'S father had expected
him to be President some day, but
.Johnny's career seemed to stop.
in a huge New York office, where
he was merely No. 1877 in a great
roomful Of clerks.
Johnny conformed. He was one
of the crowd-tallxing as they
talked. doing what they did; yet
filled with a deep and holy con-
tempt for the mob. How he mar
ried and became a father and,
later. a bum-With the sad and
gave pisodes drawn from life itself
lis a story more compelling than
most.
In this picture. James Murray
wins his spurs, or whatever film
actors win, as a star. His work
is superb, and finds excellent con-
trast in the intelligence perform
ance of Eleanor Boardman. Bert
Roach furnishes the broader COM
edy.
seems to have been misplaced
since the Santa Claus ending was
added. The picture should have
concluded with the spiritual re-
demption of Johnny Sims through
his little son, after everyone had
turned against the broken-s spirited
bum.
II think you're. the finest man
in the world" said the little fell
low. II want to be like you when
grow up"
There's a great idea In the pic
ture, and Mr.. Vidor has developed
it splendidly.
The M-G.M News strikes IL
with the most thrilling news
shots of the season, at the big
English steeplechase. Here's
something that nobody should
miss. Claude Burroughs and the
Columbia Orchestra are on hand
with the music. An Our Gang"
comedy completes the bill. -. r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-09
TlDEN'S GANG
CLEANS Up

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, April ..
The United States Davis Cup team,
with clean sweep over the Next
can net team, left here this morn
ing, bound for San Antonio, where
they win start series Of exhibit
tons
Led by Capt. Bill Tilden, the
Americans made their stay here a
complete success by winning the
final two matches Of the five-match
affair and eliminating the Mexicans
for another year.
Johnny Hennessy, the brilliant
young player from indianapolis, and
Wilmer Allison, the intercollegiate
star. made the invaders triumph
complete by trouncing Robert KIM
sey, captain OF the, Mexican team,
and Alfonso linda.