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Evening star., 1940-09-16
No-Hitter by Fou|eoner
Blanks Fort Dupont

Herbie Faulconer wound up his
sandlot baseball season yesterday
with a perfect performance. hurting
a no-hit game for Galliher &,
Huguely as it downed Fort Dupont,
40, in the first of a double-header
He struck out 16 batters.
The Lumbermen also took the
nightcap, 1871.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Official Score

Ddlttu LOT GuISlCa III StNtntH
7Batted for Newhouser in ninth.
WASHINGTON OlO O2I 1915
Detroit OIO 600 OOO-I
Runs batted in-Bloodworth, Case 90
Pofahl. Lewis Walker York Two-bsse
hits-Case CO.. Lewis t2l. Home runs
Bloodworth, York. Double plsy-Bartsu
10 York Left on bases-Washncton 6;
Detroit, s. First base on balls-Of Leon
ard. >: of Hutchinson. 5; of NeWhouser.
J. Struck out-By Leonard, A by Hutch
lnson, l by Corsica. !. Hits-Of Hutch
inson. 5 in 5!s innings: of Corsica in
] 4 innings of Newhouser. 3 in . innings
Wild pitch-Leonard. Passed balls-Fer-
rell. .. Losing pitcher-Hutchinson I'm.
pires-Messrs Grieve. MCGOWAN. Basil
Attendance-2I I.6I3 Time 90
Evening star., 1940-09-16

EASTERN LEAGUE FINAL PLAYOFF.
Binghamton. 70; Hartford, s.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE PLAYOFF.
Durham. a. Rocky Mount. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION PLAYOFF.
Memphis, 10: Atlanta. Z.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Easy for Maryland Aces

Maryland Aces baseball team won
over Landover, SO, as Clements al
lowed only three hits.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Pitchers in Fine Form.

No one seems to know exactly how
Dykes. recognized as one of the
games best tacticians, managed to
drive his club so high. But a look
at recent pitching records tells the
tale. Seldom has he had to remove
the starting pitcher and only ono"
IN the last six weeks has he neede I
three hurlers in a single game.
There is prominent red printe
legend over Dykes desk in the cluN-
house. which reads: "Silerc-
Genius at Work" He was present.
the sign as gag, but maybe it, -
so funny after all Baseball f.
should know more about that arc.
September 90.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
South Side Fans
Wild Over Rush
Of Dykesmen
Superb Hurting Tells
As Club Captures IS
Of Lost l8 Comes
BY TOM SJLER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.


! CHICAGO. Sept 16-Mister
James Joseph Dykes is the ONLY
casualty so far in the amazing
upward surge Of the Chicago White
Sox.
The fiery little manager fell of
the bench yesterday during tense
moment of the White Sox victorious
bid for a double victory over the
Boston Red Sox and skinned his
knee.
Dykes, A years old and veteran
of many a fierce title campaign.
both as a player and pilot, isn't
committing himself on the clubs
pennant chances. but the percentage
table and dope sheet don't mean a
| think to him and his ball club in
fourth place four games back of tho
leading Cleveland Indians.
Ask him about his flag prospects
/ and he'd probably throw you outA
in the alley. But there's no denying
that DYKES and his charges are do
ing bit of mental arithmetic ia
their spare moments.
Fans Wild Over Chisox.
The Sox have only the slimmezt
OF chances to outrun Detroit. Cleve-
land and New York but that alrosr
infnitesimal chance has brought
( the South Side fans 1ocking to the
club. This is not only because they
like to see the Sox win, but also
because no one figured they still
would be in there at all at this late
date.
Hundreds Of fans swarmed around
the Sox dressing room yesterday
after they had clipped Boston twice,
running their victory string to eight
and giving them Is wins in the last
18 games.
Whatever chance the Sox have
rests on their ability to win virtually
all Of their remaining II games. in
Guiding three with the New Yo~k
Yankees. while Detroit and Cleve-
land battle each other in their six
engagements. The SoX have one
more contest with Boston. then
three with the Yanks. two with De-
! troit and six with the ST. Louis
Browns.
Evening star., 1940-09-16

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Evening star., 1940-09-16

GAMES TODAY.
Pitts. at New York.
St. L. at Phila. t2D.
Cincin. at Bklyn.
Only games.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Major League Statistics
MONDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1870
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Washington, 6: Detroit. ].
Cleveland, SIS; Philadelphia. %.
81, Louis. 10. New York. 5-l.
Chicago 5-4 Boston, Il.
STANnINC 0F THE CIVRS
Evening star., 1940-09-16

GAMES TOMORROW
Chicago at New York
ST. Louis at Bklyn.
Cincin. at Phila.
Only games.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 13-1; Brooklyn. 81 (sec.
ono game called end of 1lth1.
Pittsburgh, 10; New York 3-3.
St. Louis, -: Philadelphia. O-1.
Boston, -; Chicago, 81
Evening star., 1940-09-16
GAMES TOMORROW.

Wash. at Det.. 800.
New York at St. l..
Phila. at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago
played previous date.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
GAMES TODAY.

Wa sh. at Det.. 300.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. l..
Phila. at Cleveland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Coach Gatliffe's Charges Have
Won City-Wide Championship
Five Years In Succession

II has often 'cen said that the
Negro race docs not fare as well
In aquatic sports as whites. How
ever. this reasoning Is based on
solid ground. especially after the
swimming performance turned ir
by the Brewster Center swimmers
during the city-wide indoor meet
last week when the team won the
championship.
But this is not the first time the
Brewster Center swimmers have
accomplished this feat; they have
done 1t five years liz succession,
indoor and outdoor.
shows Skcptics
Coach Clarence Gatliffe. Michi-
CANS foremost Negro swimmer is
years ago. has derived much pleas
ure in Showing the skepticals
that the Negro can swim as well
as run, jump. box ard play bas-
ketball.
Those who watched the city
wide meet saw a mite OF a fellow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Who Will Have
Strongest Team!
Cincinnati
Or Columbus

Cincinnati will send fhe strong
EST team 10 the tournament" said
Veiern yollyball observer.
ITO me II looks like Columbus
will afford the most trouble" coun-
tered his companion, a man OF
equal experience"
And thus It goes about The pow
or OF the teams which will be en-
tered IL the volleyball tournament
scheduled for 81. Antoine YMCA
May l7-lS St Antoine Is defend
ing champion
The supporter OF the Cincinnati
team. after informing his listeners
thar although he was firmly con-
virccd Detroit would he able TO
retain The title won last year in
Chicago. went on 10 enlarge on
the power possessed by the Cincin-
natl team
"Now Won Just take peck AZ
that lineup he said Where can
YOU pick a better group Of spikers
Houston. and Nu Fang ward
"And then there's Or. GRAY. a
man who can spike and boost with
equal ability.
"Yes sir, The Cincinnati team
has plenty OF offensive power and
a wealth OF defensive power IL
st. Antoine can knock of those
boys. then the Championship Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
|SpoRI 'H80 Minor

Thor, was the good city OF Detroit when the viriy
exponcus the manly art OF tennis heralded
- No could point a number OF outstanding players
H. struck terror hearts Such Clar
IL Hunter TORI McCampb and others ranked among top
Lukns players Of the day
put that long before Flora Lomax lillian
Mad decided disciples OF the began making
Irts Efforts persuade tennis ball do funny
burt
Those words but the play OF the Detroit males
H. decade into making this assertion. the
L release r. Chppey OF the American
aon the fire which has been smoldeng all
|ar
According released there Detroiter
ku ten OF twenty players The approach
\, coveted Hunter. venerable campaigner
since slipped the hill almost obsolete
EomIunce rated wentyhfth among the singles
BIZ feminine beauties is different Flora Lomax
!, wnens singles sitting auny her black locks
y the parade the tennis rating In close pursuit is Lillian
buren, resting sNh position Flora and Lillian paired for
htng Vomcns doubles.
WHITAKER rated twelfth the best juniors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

Der OF the Tribune sport staff. His
name is Charles Petway and he's
the guy who will tell you about
golf.
Charles, an affable chap who
broke out with rash OF knowledge
while listening to lectures at Fisk
university. is kecnly interested in
golf. often spending his last dime
to purchase literature about the
ancient Scottish game. And ne
would walk ten miles TO watch a
match.
Just TO show you how interested
he Is in the game. he kept my ears
warm during the winter months
with his constant Ginning about
the tournament in progress. and he
seldom missed picking the win
ner.
Mention Joe Louis to Charles
and he will tell you something
about Pat Ball. Talk to him about
Bob Teller and he will give YOU a
story about Bobby Jones. Question
him about Babe Ruth and his
answers will be about Gene Sara
zen. Harry Cooper, or some OF the
other top golfers.
Because OF Charles keen inter-
est in the game, and his entertain
ing style OF writing. | know that
you will enjoy reading his articles
each and every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Bout Slated
For Friday Night
In Naval Armory
Mitchell And
Williams Meet
In Return Bout

Because OF Illness. Eddie ZlvIc.
Pittsburgh welterwelght. will not
meet Mansdrlskell Friday night In
Naval Armory. Promoter Jimmy
Hart and Walter sharp will have
n worthy substitute 10 face the
state champion.
Two weeks ago Promoters Wal
ter Sharp and Jim Hart staged
card OF bouts in Naval Armory
which was later adjudged by fight
fans as one OF the best cards ever
seen In Detroit. There was action
from the opening bell until the
final gong.
The two promoters move back
into Naval Armory Friday night
and the l0-round main event will
bring together Mansfield Driskell.
state welterweight champion. and
Eddie Ziyic. one OF the world
famous fighting brothers from
Pittsburgh.
To Get Acid Test
This contest will mark Driekell's
entry into the big time field and
will serve as an acid test for the
rangv champion Zivic rates as
one OF tho best welterweights in
the country. He scored a win over
Buck Streater In Philadelphia last
Thursday night
in addition. Zivic has held Al
Nettlow and Tony Canzoneri 10
draws, and scored 10-round de-
cision over Wesley Ramey. Grand
Rapids veteran welterweight con-
tender. He also fought Lou Am
hers. lightweight champion. twice.
Retains state Title
Driskell won the state title last
December by stopping Joey ME-
heloye in the tenth round. He
successfully defended tho crown
against Miehielove April IL In
Naval Armory. II was because OF
this victory that Promoters Hart
and Sharp brought in outstanding
talent 10 face Driskell.
Napoleon Mitchell. former Dia-
mond Belt heavyweight champion.
meets Willie Williams in return
bout. Mitchell defeated Williams in
close bout in Fairview Gardens
last Friday night.
Calling Pittsburgh "Wednesday,
Sharp and Hart were able 10
have Eddie's brother. Frltzle,
substitute against Driskell in
the main bout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Altes Goes On
The Air With
Sport Talk

Capilalzing on widespread inter-
est that makes Detroit the hest
bar ebail CITY in the country" the
Altes brewing company returned
tho popular Fan-on-the street
program to the air, Monday April
Is
An open forum for fans and Civ
ing vent 10 the average person $
itch to manage ball club Is one
OF three outstanding radio pro-
grams sponsored This year on be-
half OF Alies Lager and Altos im-
perial Beers
A Nightly SPORT Review hy Ts
Tyson over N-WJ at6pm dallv eN-
cept SUNDAYS ana rew~.ast by
Jimmy Stevenson oter WlR al the
same hour are also listed
we bclieye this IS he best rM.o
fare eyer offered hv a hrewerr"
SAYS VI. NJ Young director az DON
sumner sales FOR the eompanv.
That we wanted talen, 20 Justly
the high quality ~ Allies Lager ana
Altos Imperial is shown vs. iHe
fact that We picked top-liners Of
the three major Detroit stations
Tyson Heilmanu and Stevenson
arc aames 20 coniure win IN radio
circles 80 listener r. art 10 miss
The message % our superior beers
The licllmaun pros am is an
nonntca for 1856 pm daily ex-
cent sunday Locations FOR NO mo-
bile broad eastne unit arc announce
Cd in advance 50 that q latsc
crowd ~ fans q ALWAYS on hand
when TIE former Amefican LEAGUE
siuegcr sets up hts mike
In conducting his program He'll
man elicit. opinions on 'he T'gers'
chances repiays this or thar hal'
game aud draws from The fan-on-
the-street his ideas on Individual
PLAYERS ana managerial strategy.
According 70 station mail LAST suns
mer MANY az the volunteer CONE
mentators we've more Illuminating
ihau somo OF the h'ehly-paA sports
exports
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

take the mark and leave his fell
low contestants far behind In the
free style. back stroke or breast
stroke. lie Is able TO swim any
style. and equally well. He is cap
tain OF the team. and set an all
time record for individual winning
Of points IN any one meet. lie won
this distinction in the Greater Met
ropolitan Detroit News City Indoor
meet at River Rouge Olympic
Pools in 1883. His name is Carl
Edwards.
Then there's another little fell
low swimming against boys much
taller and much heavier than he.
He is James sunny Buchanan.
ex-captain and holder Of more
titles than any ere on the team
Having won all titles in his divi-
sion. he Is now competing in the
division above his rightful place,
and winning
stellar Performer
Another triple-treat and stellar
performer. a thorn 10 sunny
buchanan. IL the rangy Calvin
Campbell. Kid brother OF Taylor
Campbell. Michigan's outstanding
aquatic star. And Little Cal bids
fair TO excel the performances Of
his brother In the future. II Coach
Gatlifes prediction comes true.
The girls are few but effective
accounting for their share OF ir-
dividual city titles. with the mis-
chievious little Dolores Allen set
ting the pace. Dolores won IL
points 10 take high point honors
for 1910.
The full Brewster Center team
is claimant Of the Michigan, North
ern Ohio and Midwestern Negro
swimming championship by virtue
OF having defeated all teams In
those districts In home and home
dual matches. The team Is now
preparing 10 invade Pittsburgh for
a meet before going on To Wash
lngton. ID. q. for the AAtl meet
this summer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

The Kentucky Derby. according
i leading turf authorities. will be
iour.hogse race Bimelech,
Ihlsnd. Picior and Dit. This same
|rament is mbedded deep In the
|ru ~ ihe thousands OF fans who
III be screaming for a view OF the
|ry-sixih running Of Americas
bat turf cStraNaganza.
|Br BIN has hccn made the
tuts:t favoriie in the Derby re-
|rts Dit won tho Wood Memoir
! IN New YORK Saturday 10 pro-
|ln an EasleH hope. hut his
lNEinr has MOI changed the posi-
N q Col Bradloy's horse. nor
u bis victory cause any distur-
|cs among The Bimlcch dis
|Is
his j. especially true Of Razz
|'rFr. he roiund gentleman who
Pee came rompng down the home
'rtrh asiride mule to collect
lrsl Prize money Mr.. Brown who
rAhles a Horsey column on the
Iseent page Is firmly convinced
~ ihe kenluckv horse will breeze
Ene 10 front, and do it In a con-
fEcing style.
But there's one little decanter OF
reoi In Nr nrowns predictions
y mats surrounded by mud. The
u expert has warned his follow
: 70 beware ~ the mud. and
..nakes his warming nv stating
'nelech Will he scratched n n
sure OF rain makes a quagmire
'lhf track 81 Churchill Downs.
ana furthermore. Mr.. Brown.
y Knows his horses from the tip
ne tall 70 The smellers. places
.''0' down IN front n the rains
Nn'l' I'm gay who would rath-
keep ms nWkles in his Jeans
40 chance them on gee gee, l
" nave confidence in my CO.
''kers selection I've been scru-
'ing Brother Browns predic-
''' very closely during the past
y and I've found him right in
: majority n Instances.
- with that in mind. | too am
'a'ns on the hack OF Bimelech--
Is dry-aud Picior II the rains
me.
-anl you 10 meet new mem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Brewster Center Has Produced Group OF
Fine Swimmers Over Period Of Five Years
Ninth Hole Golf Club
Seek New Members

The Ninth Hole Golf club, or
ganized for and by Detroiters. Is
now open for membership. accord
ing to Thomas Jackson, an official
OF the club.
The purpose OF the club Is to
produce better golfers and 10 give
the members the benefit Of in-
structions and advice OF profess
slonal golfer.
A large club house will be the
center OF continual entertainment
for its members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

theirs again"
The Columbus supporter. while
not able 20 list The various play
crs on tho Ohio team, pointed ont
that there was a wealth OF good
material on Tho Spring street wv
GA club and had proved conclusive
Is In the recent regional fourna-
NEXT that il must be reckoned with
in The national tourney.
OF course The boys were willing
TO admit that such teams as Dav-
ton Springfield. Chicago. ST Louis
and Pittsburgh would be I'm the
tournament and might upset the
dope hv winning the national 'I'lc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
St. Antoine Branch Y
Big Water Carnival

The annual ST. Antoine boys de-
partment water carnival will be
staged MAY "a The carnival this
year is under the able leadership
OF Theodore NanBuren. assistant
physical director OF the st Antoine
Branch YWCA. Mr.. VanBurer is
planning a program that will in
clude many interesting features,
features that will keep parents in
terested as keenly as the boys par
ticipating in them.
The carnival Is to be worked out
on n cooperative plan wherein the
swimming events will. more or
less. be accompanied by music rem
dered by the BOYS Junior Glee
club. The carnival IL scheduled TO
be the high spot in the swim phase
OF the boys department work for
the year 1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

nNE of the abcst Negro poets before Paul Laurence
~. Dunbar was Albery Alison Whitman Born in Green
River County, Kentucky. in 1851 he small boy and
an orphan the time of Emancipation lie improved his
the time he % he pastor of African Methodist
Episcopal Church in Springfield Ohio. lie also served
financial agent for wlberorcc University His entire life
of oeaselcss activity pastor, evangelist and
writer. In 1899 he ST. Phillips A.ME. Church in
Savannah, Georgia. and later became bishop OF Allen
Temple Atlanta where he died before the completion OF
his htteth year.
When Whitman yet forty, he said: i was bred
pillow amid the rugged hills along the banks OF the Green
River in Kentucky. enjoyed the nestimahe blessing OF
cabin life and hard work during tho whole OF my early days
never was the infamous laws of savage despotiSm
took my substance what of that? Many has lost all
he had excepting his manhood Adversely is the school of
hcrosm Endurance the majesty of and Hope the torch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
NOTICE!

The Aquarium Truth Center and
ReadIng Room Will be dedicated
May 70. 2 pm. nj 63s Livingstone
81. Room 4.
Rev. W. stewart Of CINCINNATI,
officiating.
Roxsns summers, Leader.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

Soupy Campbell Is
Presented Trophy
For Unions Feats

RICHMOND. Va. At the
chapel hour at Virginia Union
university. April "a. Pyramid
club OF Beta Epsilon chapter OF
Delta Sigma Theta sorority hon
ored the 1910 basketball team by
presenting a trophy to Captain
Soupy" Campbell ito commem-
crate the achievements OF the
team in the face OF difficulties.
and TO serve as an inspiration
TO those who will follow" Miss
Virginia Howell. senior. of
Richmond. and president OF the
club. made the presentation.
Campbell accepted the trophy
mot only as a tribute to the
team but with the hope that II
would inspire others 10 seek even
greater heights
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Pickets Tavern

n. 4, = 'avern located at ST. Antoine
h, ' u.,'. Is being picketed by the
~, " , Lysles and his Ma
, !. Negro Workers association,
= 'uori 10 induce the proprie-
h. - employ some colored help.
,.,. ,,.e'n' Il is reported. has been
\, '',g lof a long period and en-
large Negro patronage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

neither Tyson nor Siever son
needs any introduction 70 Michigan
tuners b. Tyson is Defroif's best
known Announcer and hae for
years been iden fled with sros
here H'- sports review IS fresh
and enibelllshed BY frequent fashs
~ the Tysonian hnmor. Stevenson.
rapid fire reporter. has a large fci-
loving among people who 10 %
keep wei Informed or local and ME
fiora developments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Baseball Managers Pray For Good
Weather As Season Opener Nsars
Season Opener
Set For May IL
At Northwestern

With bright hopes for the sun
10 peek through and dispense the
rainy weather which has been pre-
valent during the past several
weeks. managers OF the eight teams
in the Brewster Baseball league
are prepared for the official open
ing Of the season May IL al North
western Field
James Roysicr. president ot the
league. said that the first bail will
be thrown by some prominent city
official. and received by a nom
Der OF the league official family.
Opening Game
In the opening games Roysfer
Moving meets Dodge. Chrysler
ROYALS oppose Chrysler Highland
Park. Millenbach V faces Bnll
DOGS ann Great Lakes meets AZ
On Industry.
The teams have hecr holding
practice sessions every evening for
tho pas three weeks. and an man
ayers report their PLAYERS in good
condition However few express
ed fear tina the had weather Of
the past week which curtailed
practice TO some extent may
handicap some 90 their pitchers
The league Will have eight um-
pires working thrAuehou the sea
son The arbiters have heen placed
under Tho supervision OF Leon
Wheeler commissioner
There will also be competent
staff OF scorers. and John cham
bers. leaguc secretary said Off
cial averages Will be released each
and e,cry week TO keep the fans
informed OF what tho players arc
doing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
AL Gamer Loses To
Philadelphia Boxer

PHILADELPHIA 49, Al Gamer,
veteran New Haven Conn light
heavyweight. dropped a lO-round
decision to Henry Taylor. philadel-
phia. here Monday night. Gamer
scaled 1863 to 1857.
Milt Aron. Chicago middleweight.
stopped Cal Cahnl. New York. In
the sixth round in the main bout
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Louis Starts
Preparation For
Title Bout
Opens Training
At Spring Hill
Farm This Week

Joe LOUIS wtl nose ir'o rs
camp al Spsre Hi., Farms. nrr
iDca f Nctt ~ begin prelin-
macy irait,n- fu- ihe eleventh d.
fon4e % hl. lfafyOf gtt champ. h
ship.
Louis VIZ, rrmr ~ tre Sr-fnz
Hlf Farms fos tnn WesA- anil fnfn
20 f.as- 20 opr 4 raa,r pat -
VIII finish h,s 'rarr- far his fc-
turn bou, VITA AtN,a Godcv
rugged CLiioar ~aem louis cfoat-
ed last Febfuars
Won Split lieci>,on "
Tic champion v place hz
championship on 'ce block p laN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

of high aspirations Acquainted with adversely. fiat
tered by hope and oomforted by endurance
His first book-"Not A Man And Yet A Man was pub.
Iishcd in 1877 In ISIS he published tho Rape OF Florida
followed by An ldyllOf 1hc South in 1901. ,cnRt
Among his shorter works Bishop Al -,HUA<>
lem Clusters Last Ride and The Freed AEtAr
mans Triumphant Song read at the exSNCYe
Worlds Fair in Chicago September - 1893. sp