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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27
Shp.
ISebefa, NGimn.

Sbminen maimosta iDltpnpt. el11
mGbGn aifaa ia on tGpn1lG leipotto-
mlultta; fostpaa niinfuin fiiffonen
ia lafastltt; patience niinfuin tpor-
| 10 eifG ppip. SGnen pdi1pdni1 omat
nlGGrGtpt ia bdnen fliltfaitiienIa lu-
FIJI on iinln ballusiaii; find punit
bGnen eteeniG nGGrGn, ionfa pli b1n
ei moi f1pbG. Sob. 14:1--5.
9tiin on Sumola rtGGrannpt IT,.
miIen el1mGn fltinfa fortpnn ibmi-
nen tGGlEG elGG. ga fun on Supo-
Ian mGGrGGrlGt pGtrpGt ia rpltooct
owot tuluneet min iilloin t6ptpp,
finn SSumola futlltu pois, mltitttoo
iianfniffiirlutecn 8ltltlfaa ibniIet
cilt1G maeltafo ipnnisiG ia epaustos'
ia, ipom fSGntrfGG Srmolan tpfo,
niinfilin Seeiiis ianoo: "9lifa on
tGpttnitpt ia Sunlalan lpaltafunta
on tiillrt IGbelle; ntltiittafaa mie-
Ienne ia usfotoo eipanfeliumi."
geiin on tGGltG nlorlta ibnistd at.
fiG fuoIlitt. Matti Seitfi alntiupoifa
W6G1tt1, ipnt. &ubmoniemen pitus
iGsiG, .. |. ioulnf. 10 p 1891.
Stl1oli conceritortiin 8rainerOin
Wtinn. ,oiroalasia, rnarraSf. 27 p.
1923. Salttaon iiunaii ollemerfin-
ilpt. Souoattiin Baooocf, Wtinn.
boiitaitsmooban, iolilllf. 3 y. 1923.
SID SO 10. If IF ia s pGiipGG. SfG-
apGlli iGi toipoanloan main1o, Sen.
np 0tGdttG, 20. |. Sblgren) 7 lasto,
poifoo ia A tptGrt6, it'd, 6itipuoli,
1 meli, 2 liicrta pnrG ito Dstulpa-
piiri tGGll1 ia SitomesIo.
Scrra opeto utinua aiattelemaan
loppi,oni ia pGilpieni nlGdrGG, min.
fG ipertainen ie OH, tilnteafIeni
fltittfa fotoatpo nina olen.
llsfotoan faiffi ibniiet ettG olen
ME iporbursfaot io outltaot SSeeinf-
len Gristllfien lperelld plboiStettil
faifesta ipnnistd, Min pGdiemme
iiGiIeen elGntG1n. Olfoot teio1n flt-
peenne tppotetpt ia lainppnnne pala.
masio. 8olmofoo Ills, lillG cite
tieo1 milloin talon Sierra tlilee, tito
ntpob1llGfo mai poipoGnnG luoi fli-
fonloiilun aifona moi porboin co.
mullo, jottei bGn Gffionpuancttu
tullesioon, topaiii teitG nuffunus'
ia. Wtitto ntiitf6 teille ianon len
ionon foifille: hpolipofool
9usti SeiffilGn tpoino, @nno
entilio SeiffiIG, 70. I. 2uoffonen)
ipntpnpt gecfer Co., Green 8ollep
Somn, 0ainn., ippsf. tS y. 1892
fuoli lopien ipnnptpstolttiin, &eo
@pe Conn, @ooeno Co., Winn.
iouluf. 9 b. 1928; boitbot. ioulitf.
5 b. 1923 &eo @pe, Weinn., bou.
tlulmoobon. Solioon iiinoii olle-
nerfinnpt. Sta SO 10. 9 If. ia ID
pdimad. SfGapdIId idi faipoomoon
ssusti SeiffilG. bdnen miebenid ia
7 Iosta, 6 5eitfiIdn fonsio: a b. ia
9 tptdrt6. @niimdiiesti miebestd 1
tptar. STA, aiti, 2 tpeIied, 2 iiiarta,
1 emo, Q tdtid pnnd miiita irfuloi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27

lrnIia ibmeiaaiuntmfIia tieteen tpD-
iuainiplla.
9ianmis, ionfa ferrotaan olleen
fnullcena 20 tnntia, on berGtetip
6enfiin.
Hariiii. Wtosfoapon polptefnil-
liIen opiston profesIorit 9oulabIo,p
ia Inorelep, olpat palaltttaneet ib.
misrintnliiieen elGrttdn, ionfa ferro-
toon olleen fllolleena 80 tlintio. SG-
ma bdrlrn1StpttGtpG iuttinen iilfniS-
tdon neitpostoballitutien Bariiiin
lGbetpston flilttliri- ia tieoeoioston
ildfoilnsia. ltittiien pobipistaa Inf-
lolainen lddtari eugene alot5, Ser.
linin ionoualeboisid. Otoinittt Ii1-
tGri on oIlu. IdsnG fofeiIuisla, ioi-
ta tebtiin MoSfolpoSia. ytansfaIoi.
Jet tieoemiebet opot flltiiineet me
ndI6iiet tieoemiebet itiliinioon 90
riiiiin iamanmoiiet fofeet ia fiithi
on otettu buonlioon. 9otciIu iuori-
tetaon goriiiisia ieirooium tammi-
fintn II p1iip1r1. 81. Gu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27

Budapest. - 9tocfefeIIer Sniff
tiiiItin eoustoiat tddlIi oipot Iobjoit
toneet ltnfarin baIIitidieIle SIS, 900
Observation-Disclosures perustamista
iporten.
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No. 81
grantwOoO, isis.

glrmo, laupeus ia raliba Si1ltit
Slunalalta ia Serralta Seeiufielta
Seristufielta faifille, iotfa sluttaiaa
lilfelpat. Wtuistan niit1 aifoia, jol,
loin SSunlalu rlinutfin berGtti nofe-
m61n lpnnin iptnifii ietG firtasti
nlposfin armonia armosta, ilnIon
spGbintGfG1n aniiotani. - Sa fun
9erran onlot ianan faltta illliSti-
,pot orinon eiparfeliumia gluttaJan
palstoillo, min ie tpaitiltti len, eta
alma bartoasti oootin iitG pGilpad
fun laan 9li1ttaian bafea postistc.
ltsfon Serran onlisia lpieldfin lop.
tpap1n n1in laplelliiia iielilja, iotfa
balltaspot ottao ianan iimepoelld
ipastaun.
SentGbocn trlee nei6Gn tlrfea
guttaiaa. E1Glt1 Ell MT tGllG fertaa
tlile oolloreita, nliltta tietpsti Ell
t66ll6fGan ole faiffi wield ipoito-
spoonio tebnpt len eteen.
Weutta olen buontannlit, ettd tito
pcIfo.oIia on otettu buomioon mo-
nisIa poifoin, fosfa alma gluttalan
iofo nrinerosid on lpeliien ia llsto-
len nirtt1 ia oollorio listalla. Se
on nstdipGt iilnattlta tpotd.
gnGoleposta olette udbneet MN
fo tGboen tGntGn G1nenfannattajam
me min ipoGnlelliiesti ioilin menes'
tptpGn.
sos oliat oliii Iilld fannalla f'tln
ne oliipot ennen firfollisfofotstan-
me, min en- palioa lpalittaill lllld
nl,o rettel0t rasfalittipat enertlnis'
ton mielia tadlld iefG minun ja
puoIiioni iofa iilloin pield eli, etta
,ncnfin mel iiludstd pitfdfii oi.oa
ia lpoGnellinen buofalts foboii IN
o1ntistdn1me Sur1alun tpfo forfeit
teen, len Scrran forpille, jofa pfiin
faiffi moi mliilttoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27
Yleiiid nutilia
gSanba aiti lentanpt poitania ban.
tanstilaiinnteen.

Sartforo, Conn.,, ioltluf. 20 p.
- Wars .. 6. Snlitb, So lpuooen
ifdinen, lenii tGnne ellen ct aPe-
tersburgistat 5la., poifania Sarrp
u. Smitbin bautaiaiiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27
Slo-ianuma.

Sion Ianontia oliapot ne DleStIt'
ioito iuinune firfollisfotoutleSta'
ettd foiffi aiiat on bpluin. slnteeflt
on lpeliiltd pppoettp ia unteetli on
onnettu, eifd enGd entiiid nulisteto.
1sifa ilo.ianonla, josta mnorostaan
foboii fiitos fen Serrun forfutlle,
iofo oil neit1 fliallllt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-27
SiiiliasIa t,innettm maaniaris-
tDstd.

Balermo, Siiilia, iouluf. 81 p.
- GLEN pltolen pGipdn aifaan
tlinnettiin tlGllG uieita iefltnteio
festGnpttG maantGristpstG, nlifii ei
fritenfaan tebnpt ipabinfoa.
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SctlcbcmisiG ionlnna tnbaniia pD
6.iEmneltajia.


1.iuuaeltajia.
9etblcbcn, Joltluf. 20 p. - Ii1l
Id iproiittain ipietettpibin iouliinb-
lin oil ferGptpnpt tlbaniia pDbiin-
apoeltoiiu ntaoilnlon faifista G1riSs
til. @apabtaion nltistolle pietettii1
t1SI1 SGnen ipntDnt1faltpunglsloan
entistd waifuttt@ponlntat jiiblot.
Sarros ia jlrblallinen toullntteSlli
ellen Italia feSti pari tlintta ia ottt
iiiben M. nj. oioa ioitffo tltoropoi-
fio, iotfa larlobpot ibonia lonlruulr
Ii1 beleGllG GGnellGGn. Slmo oil
mitd ibanin ia tailuos ibmeelltlen
ielfe6, ntifG IilGli ioltlltn tnnnelmoa
ia fobotti iouliin benfei toltfoo tul'
leioen ppbiimpoeltojien IielillSlo.
gri firffofllnnot toimeenpaniwot
filflieito Sristltfien historian erl
tapabtllnapoifoiue. &aifen potd
firului borrosta lnltlrla ia ltiftitt
illbloiliien ipoifuttatuia fuItueito.
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Thurs. Dec. 27. 1928


lilet fiitotienlme, iill1 ie on flliten,
fin teioGn abferiiutenne tulos ia
Snmala, SiGnne, oltoon fiitettp
nrposfin, jofa ornostaan antaa ter
meDttG ia apoimia naiiillenlme, ettG
olpat ipoineet toinlia Serran aiian
eteen. - Silinaa Sierra eoelleenfin
beibGn toirlianIa.
SilfGas ipielG, pstatpat!
Scum oil fabspit ilotu monenlais-
ten leipoSten fansia ia fnfnufiet
pioettp min Mrs Saffo lanoi, ettd:
sept fun on @nnan p1ipd, min o.
tetaan toiletfin fabrpit ia tpielG fol-
ntannetfin." - Siebusteltuamnle,
ett1 mifii min n1onet2 = SGn ia.
moi: "Suomennn tiilee 81 iprotta
fun olenlme olleet atpioliitoSia Der
Safon fanSia, Mir lrietGmtEe iamdl-
Ia IitGfin ntuistca".
9liuipliiton iinnans.
9(pioliitto on fallis, fosfa ie pi-
oetGGn find mifii Sumala on len
TGGtGnpt. Sumala, iofa loi eniimai-
len ibnisparin ia iilnaii beitG ia
ianoi: liiGGntpfGGt ia faSpafaot ia
tGptt1f1Gt maa. - gtiin tGntafin
ponbns pari on tGtd Sumalon i1dn-
toG S1nen iiitnaltfiestaan toteutto.
meet. &ostpottuneet ioltfon luplla,
iotfa foiffi otpat aifuiiia ia labteneet
futen lin1lin poifaiet pei1st1nld,
fun otpot marttllneet iifii etta III
met fannattan. Snat lapiioan bot
taneet ia fastpattaneet parboonia
ntlifann.
<ten muistantnle, tpiime feldn1
mama Safon ponbitfiet iaiipot on-
taa Serrolle pboen niit1 labjo1a
tofoiIin, ioito Sumala oil BELLE bet
fefIi loinonniit. Sun of Wers Sn1pi
Ollilo. @ilpGtfG mposfG6n idlelld
olelpot lopienio ole Serronia fielta-
iiG. Sierra itie iobtufoon nGitten
funnon tporbempuin oSfeleet iiiben
osti fun SumoIa, SiGntme, bprpdtit
nGfcc ia tobtoo tGGllG arnon ojosia
olenoon - ia iitten antofoon ar
ntonio, ettG ioarpat olla tpobpot
usfosia Ioppuun osti, ettG eldlnon
fruunun perilitpGt Sumalan luora
toitpoasia.
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Stalualta ratifiOinitt nenul
pimufIen.
neniuottelnip-

gSien, iorhtf. 81 p. = Stdpal-
Ian parlamentti tanaan bppdfipi
Obopsmaltain ia Stdapallan ip1liien
neinuottelitiopinlitfien.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

the event few years back, and several
other stellar golfers. Howard Nordlinger.
champion OF the Town and Country
Club, was one Of the late starters. Pitts
leading score, with par for the course,
follows:
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WEST SCHOOL TAKES LEAD.

West School nine now leads In public
scno0l base ball after defeating Pet
worth yesterday, 5 to 8. Three double
plays by the winners featured.
At the age Of ga Alfred de Oro still
Is formidable foeman for any hil-
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WOMEN IN SPORT

On Tuesday and Thursday, May Is
and II, all gymnasium classes of the
Y. w. G. A. will meet together at Z
pm. at Seventeenth and X. On Thurs
day there will be demonstration of the
work done this season in the GYM
nasium. to which the public is cordi-
ally invited.
Arrangements for any large groups
to use the bowling alleys during tn,
Summer may be made, providing -
hours notice Is given. The alleys will
BE- reopcncd for regular use In October
Six tennis classes have started and
are meeting Tuesday and Thursday al
4:45 and $50. -Four classes are meet
ing OH Monday and Wednesday at the
same hours. The courts in the rear
of the Blue Triangle Hut, at Twentieth
and f, streets, have been put in first
class condition. Registration for classes
or practice play may be made at the
health education Office, Seventeenth
and X streets, or between the hours of
1880 and daily, except Saturday, at
Twentieth and B streets.
Any one wishing to arrange for a
game with one of the tennis instructors
may do so by paying small fee. Ar
rangements may be made for this serv-
ice through the health education office
Evening star., 1928-05-10
TODAY'S TENNIS TIP:

Correct position, involving the all-im-
portant foCtWorA, is perhaps the m0St
universally neglected essential to the
good tennis game among beginners.
lnstinctiVely, the novice stands square
to the net, that Is, parallel, and at
tempts to execute all of her strokes
from this position. This is wrong
There are few times when this position
would be correct. The proper position
for service is to have the feet parallel
with the base line, the body turned
almost horizontal to the net with the
left shoulder forward. Then the ball
may be struck with varying angles and
will naturally follow the cross-court
direction to the opposite service court.
For the drive the body should also
be approximately horizontal to the net,
the left foot advanced a full step
ahead of the right. From this position
it Is much simpler to direct the course
OF the ball toward the corners of the
court, the most difficult points for tn,
opponent to cover.
Too much emphasis cannot be placed
unon the tennis PLAYER lnarnire ".o~p
the first to take the correct position.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Representative n. Walton Moore, pres
ident of the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club for the past year. was re-
elected TO that ofice by the board OF
governors of the club last night. All
the other officers we're also reelected
and chairmen Of the standing COM
mittees were continued in Office for
another year.
officers OF the club reelected last
night are: r. Walton Moore, president:
Charles H. Doing, jr.. vice president;
A. q. Rice, secretary; A. w. Howard,
treasurer.
Chairman green's committee, DR.
James r. McCienahan: chairman house
committee. John l. Power: chairman
golf committee, Fred d. Paxton. z. j.
Swift was named editor OF a proposed
monthly publication to be issued by the
club, recording the happenings In the
club.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

| LOSE scoring and late rallies
featured both games of the
double-header played yesterday
~ In the Western High School
interclass base ball series, with
the Juniors coming from behind To
defeat the Seniors in the fifth session
after l4-run batting orgy which gave
them a 22-to-l0 decision, and the Fresh
men nosing out the Sophomore IA 10
| 13. after the former had held the leao
for three innings.
Senior outfielders went Wild IN the
final inning of the first game, when
their side held the lead at 1913. .'uniors
romped around the plate Ia times. up
setting the fond hopes of their oppo-
| nents of being the first team to triumph
over the class of 1929.
In the Freshman-Sophomor argu-
ment, the count was tied at the end of
the third inning, 3-3, and the Frosh
gained q 2-run lead an the fourth,
only to find their pitcher slugged for
10 runs in the fifth by the Sophs. They
added to their own count however
giving them the victory by single
tally.
Betty Sargent and Doris Cumins.
juniors. were the strongest battery on
the field. Natalie Weed was the heavy
slugger for the Sophomores. Her bat
ting has been one Of the features of
the series
Scores by INNINGS.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, May 10.--Davis Cup
tennis teams. representing
NJ eight European nations. have
i safely passed the first step
toward victory in the European
zone. One more reached the second
round by default, Sweden winning
from South Africa, while India, SwitZ-
erland, Czechoslovakia, Portugal and
New Zealand drew first-round byes. Ire
land and Holland have not yet played
their flrst-round tie.
One of the greatest sensations In
Davis Cup history was provided by
Italy in defeating Australia, 4 to /. The
Australians, the greatest factors in
Davis Cub tennis from their first en-
trance in 1905 to the sudden rise OF
France. took a sudden drop as the
Italians scored their first important
Davis cup victory. 1t was the first time
since 1905 that the men from down un-
der had failed to reach either the chal-
lenge round or the final, except in 1913
when they we're beaten by the United
States in the first round. Australia has
won the cup six times.
The hero of Italy's surprising victory
was Baron Hubert de Morpurgo, who
scored two of his country's three sim
giles victories and, with Caslini, won the
doubles. The young Australian star,
Pat Crawford, was the only Anzac to
win q match. De Morpurgo's is,
e4, 13, 2--6. 81 victory over the
veteran, Gerald Patterson, provided one
OF the biggest tennis thrills ever seen in
Europe.
Only two of the eight winning teams
had much difficulty In reaching the sec
ond round. Spain, the first to play,
barely won over Chile, 3 matches to .
Another South American nation, Argen-
tina. provided Unexpectedly strong OPP
position for Great Britain. Although
they lost. to /, the Argentines forced
the British to the limit in every match.
The victorious nations in the Other
ties played are Australia, Denmark, Fin
land. Hungary. GERMANY and Rumania
The losers were the Philippines, Poland
Evening star., 1928-05-10
[nrades Play Open Tourney Italy Springs Surprise Cup Tennis

After few trials she will realize how
much easier 1t Is to do the thing right
than wrong. Incorrect position, faulty
footwork, just double the difficulty OF
executing the shots. Helen Wills says
that she rarely makes an error which
sends her ball wild" or into the net
without realizing that faulty footwork
was to blame.
Correct position makes 1t simple
matter to maintain the proper balance,
the next point TO be discussed.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

The great tennis tournament at VIM
b'edon IS not to start until the latter
part of June. and yet more than II 900
applications for seats already have been
refused
Evening star., 1928-05-10
DEFEAT OF AUSTRALIANS .
COMES AS A BIG UPSET
Victory of Italians Over Country That Has Won In
ternational Honors Six Times Brings New
Factor Into Matches.

Jugoslavia, Eo:r creecs and Bel
gium
After its surprising victory over the
former favorites, Italy is now first
choice to sweep through the European
zone with little opposition and to meet
can zone winner, for the right to chal-
lenge France.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MEET AT ALEXANDRIA
DUE TO BE CANCELLED

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 10.--Alex-
andria High School Is expected to call
of the invitational track meet for Vir-
sinia high and preparatory schools
which had been planned for May 25
Invitations mailed out recently have not
brought the desired response.
Yank Robins Of Washington will
referee the quadrangular among Epis-
copal High, Gilman Country School
Tome and Woodberry Forest, which will
be held Saturday on Hoxton Field
j. v. Mulligan will start the track
events.
Dreadnaught A. A. will engage the
Shamrocks of Washington Sunday at
o'clock In Capital City League game
at Dreadnaught Park
st. Mary's CeItics have booked the
Allied Roofing Co. of Washington for &
game at Drcadnaught PARK Saturday
at 3;30
St. Mary's JniOra and st. Mary's
Seniors have combined their base bal
talent as the st. Mary's Boys Club
Games with teams of those two classe:
are being sought by Manager Joe Nc.
Dermott at Alexandria 1885 after pm
Pat" German Is coaching the new club
Members Of St. Mary's Lyceum A. c.
base ball and basket ball teams were
guests at a banquet at Lyceum Hal
Tuesday night.
Alexandria Gazette has scheduled q
second game with the Alexandria Police
Department for May Is.
No. / Truck and Engine Co. of the
Alexandria Fire Department has given
up plans of organizing nine.
The great tennis tournament at VIM
b'cdon is not to start until the latter
part of June. and yet more than ii ,000
applications for seats already have been
Evening star., 1928-05-10

No. ! Truck and Engine Co. of the
Alexandria Fire Department has given
up plans of organizing a nine.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
CHEVY CHASE TENNIS
TOURNEY IS STARTED

Play was to start this afternoon at
2 O'Clock in the annual invitation dou-
bles tennis tournament Of Chevy Chase
Club. court conditions permitting
Heading the list Of entrants are: r
Norris Williams and Watson S Wash
burn. defending CHAMPIONS: T Toba. 7
hbe and Y. Ohta of the japanese Davis
Cup team; John Doeg Of California
Frank Shields Of New York and En-
NETT Pare and Gregory Mangin OF
Georgetown University.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
LINE.UPS.

LINE.UPS
=, Juniors t22l-Betty Sargent, p, Doris
Hobson. 2b.; Elizabeth Davis, 3b.; Isabel
Collins SIS: sally Phinney. rf.; Mary LIE
seniors sl0l-sally Abelf p: Judith Fish
burn. c.: Marion Lum. 1b. Evelyn Inman,
2b.: Jane Mapes, 3b,: Margaret Eyans -.
Margarct Blackistone; RI; Elizabeth Lundy,
Freshmen t14l1Florencee Grady. p; Reba
Afee 2b; Janet Hale. 3b.: Esther Cummins.
S.. Dorothy Wyvell, RI: NJ. l.. Little. cf.,
and Nadine Brenfeld. IT,
sophomores tl3l.Edth Hamilton, p;
ence Hedges 3b; Helen Bittinger, 3b; Anne
Reed. ss.. Catherine Crane, RI: Molly Pagan
cf., and Edith Clark H.
Track try-outs at Western, postponed
again last week, will be held tomorrow
afternoon in the school gymnasium
Base ball games will be scheduled again
on Monday afternoon. the Juniors meet
ing the Freshmen and the Sophomores
facing the Seniors
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Other scores turned in yesterday
were
a. L. HouThton. Manor. rs: w. l.. Pensier.
gast. BannoekburD. -; ]. s. Beger shacka.
maxon. Sc: Il. III Wilson. southern Pines.
~ 2 "a. 4 Kel,her ri Manor. 1os ;,. - ". I
g. w McCarter, Indian Spring, sb; n r..
Chaplin. Columbia. 81: M r, Miller. Com
gressl0naI 81. j. v. BrowneIl Indian sprtne,
90. Dr. w " Conn0rs Manor OF: Wilson
Barrett. Indian spring: 9i Homer !. Pope.
spring ~: i l.. Quigiey. Indian Spring. %
r.. y. Quigley. Indian Spring 20: H. A.
MthiIls. Indian spring. D3 Henry Rhodes,
spring. ~: q. NJ NOetzei Argyle. g8 r. j.
smith. Manor. I02. and r. L. Hurd. Manor.
, 1928-03-13
RIO &C GS
or THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
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Continued from yesterdays Avj8.)
1t was moved by LIST Membe,for Freder.
iksted Town Merwin) and seconded by
3rd Appointed Member (AbramsOn) that
End discussion be closed
The Chairman put the motion to the
vote with the result thai 10 members
voted for; none against.
A vote was taken as to whether 3rd
discussion Should come on today with
the result that IA members voted for; l
against.
With Governments consent 3rd dis
cCssion opened
The following amendment to The Res
olution was introduced by Government:
AMENDMENT
TO Colonial Council Bill No. a.
Seventh Council First Session,
1927 1928
BE it further resolved that the prOvi-
sion of this resolution snail become etfeC.
tive upon approval by the Governor of
the Virgin Islands and the acceptance Of
the lease by the Department of Agricul-
ture of the United States.
Proposed By Government.
The amendment was put to the vote.
IA members voted for; l against.
The Chairman remarked: The amend
ment is adopted.
No one requesting the word 3rd dis
cussion closed, the Chairman read the
Resolution in its amended form and put
same to the vote.
Is members voted for; l against.
Item 3.
5. Colonial Council Bill No.9.
Continuation of End discussion on
Colonial Council Bill No. 9, draft of
an ordinance for defraying expenses
incident to introduction of laborerS
in the island of st. Croix. Intro
duced by 3rd Member for Frederik-
sted Country District (Andersen)
with Committee Report
COMMITTEE REPORT
on Colonial Council Ball No. 9,
Seventh Council, First Session,
1927-1928.
The Committee appointed by the Col