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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Parker Beats
Don M(NeiI|

CHICAGO. June frankie
Parker. shooting for the cham
pionship he held IN 1899 back
handed his way 10 a So GA. 60
81 victory over defending cham
pion Don Mcneil in the SemihnalS
of the National Clay Courts tennis
tournament at the River Forest
Tennis Club.
Parker will meet the winner of
today's- Bobby Riggs Gardnar Null
10y match IN tomorrow S final.
Mary Arnold Of Los Angeles
gained the final round in the
women's singles by defeating Bar
bara Bardley, also of Los Angeles,
6-3. 6-l.
In the semifinals Of the women 5
doubles. Doris Hart. Miami. Fla.
and Nellie Sheer OF Miami Beach.
defeated Miss Arnold and Pauline
Betz of Winter Park. Fla, Cd.
So. rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Proxy Urqes Rigid Training in School

Doctor Ruhven opposes taking undercassmen of school
that better plan the long would be TO
rigorous training Of the college curriculum
However have fear for the graduate who enters
the army his place. II he Is placed where he
what he is equipped to do he will become leader
the Michigan president has said
Crser dropped of college during the World War TO enlist
the He caught the fever Of 1918 which rushed hun
dreds athlete training camps and
According Maj John L. Griffith Big Ten athletic commissioner
approximately AZ per of Conference athletes the
lfmy became commissioned officers.
Crisler considered the problems of Michigan athletes then
id:
"We aren't in the there's not exact duplicate
Of situations However the Of being drafted
having effect Of boys already. Some don't
give a boot. Others worried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
ON Harmon's in Different Boat

Take Bob Flora, the big Muskegon tackle for instance
He's cnch he feels At first, he didn't
out for Spring practice. He didn't study. either
But talked il and he finally decided that little foot
ball would help him In condition
half of work he wasn't going to let and miss the
chance TO graduate.
tom Harmon is In different boat. He Is ready CAPT
taze wonderful and all ANXIOUS him
get the chance feel myself that he only the chance
To make meAie that he establish his
comfortably After he do that, he'll ready they
want him.
We've been teaching these boys self-confdencc, pride
and how to take of themselves the athletic
have won the admiration of their friends
students and fans they and they've
accept that admiration like These the
VINO thnk VIII be leaders, and for that think they
will do all right when the comes
ats the answer of two experienced teachers young men
ihey Know the problem they know the the lads whom
they teach, and they should know the answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
~
! B 'ob J .,'
II BY 1905 nluphy
It's a Changed World That COnfronts
Wolverines After Graduation Today

On University of Mchgans historic Ferry Field this evening
Maize and Blue athletes will join 1000 of their classmates
march solemny specially constructed platform and
receive small rolls of parchmenther reward for four
Of scholastic endeavo They will strange world Ger
taniy which expected find when they began
their collegiate scramble.
These athletes will graduate into world where the test
changes bayonetng
them and from accuracy shooting basketball to in
shooting Offensive will change type but
character Defense will demand the logged deerm
nation but will be waged different scale and with fierce
weapons to insure its
The pay-of will change Longawated in coach
ing and sport be put aside for the SLIPPER
month ration of the army private
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Mccoy 10 Leave
Md(ks Sunday
intern a,Iensl New. Photo

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-
Benny Mccoy the Athletics S45,,
600 second baseman. notified Man.
ager Connie Mack today that he
will play his final game for the
As tomorrow against the Chicago
White SoX before retiring TO pre-
pare for military service
McCoyS request for deferment
was rejected several times by
draft officials in his home town
Grand Rapids. Mich. He's sched-
uled TO be indicted into the army
June p. but Benny wants a little
extra time 10 arrange his affairs.
The draft board conceded Nc
CoyS claims that he must support
his parents but insisted he could
provide for them out of the S45, 00C
bonus he got l8 months ago for
signing with the AS. A flop afield
and at bat last season. he was or
his way 10 a comeback this year
when Uncle Sam interviewed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Baseball in Brief

HOMERS
Yesterdays howcrs Damn ms Giants
Etten. Phnhes; Cavaretts bah.Eren Cubs
Camiili Dodsers Kcituer Indians Hen
rich. Keller Ianks
Leaders ationai-Ot NeV York, II
Camilla. Brooklyn, 10. Nicholson. Chit
caEo, 10.
American YORK. DETROIT - ~.
Maggie. New York. %. Johnson Phila-
delphia, "A Keller Sew York Il.
LEADING HITTERs
National Reiscr Brooklyn 3s6
Slaughter ST Louis 35f Mize - Louis
33S, Hack. Chicago. $50. Coeney, Bos-
ton. 325
American Williams Boston .f20
Heath, Cleveland. 3lJ MtLLIN DE
TROfT 366 Crunlu. Boston, 800, Di-
Maggio, New Yorh. 36f
RUNS BATTED ~
National Nicholson. Chicago a3i or
New YORK, a. slaughter. So Louis. fj
American Keller Sew folt 5a. YORK
DETROIT 81 DiMargio, Nca York, is
FCXX. Boston. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Modest Ty Cobb
Inn Detroit To-day
BY CLAYTON HELPER

vailed and Cobb was on his way.
NJ r. Coyle, president OF Chev-
rolet. Will also play with Cobb and
WatrouS this afternoon. and it's
probable that Cobb Will seek a few
pointers from the Oakland Hills
professional 10 help him in his
forthcoming match with Ruth.
Ending several years of chal-
longing between Ruth and Cobb.
the match will be played at the
Commonwealth Country Club in
Newton. LelthanderS in golf as
they were at the plate in the
golden era, B01r~of the principals
are inordlnately proud of their
proweSS on the links.
Sponsored by the New England
Association Of Left-handed Golfers,
their clash will benefit the Home
Association OF Franklin. n H.,
known as the New England Boys
town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Same Story All Over the Nation

The story holds only for Michigan but for thousands of
other universities and colleges throughout the country where the
June graduation repeated again and again.
How the athlete taking this sudden switch of
Will he along with his classmates who have been drilled
for professional world stand the test OF
citizenship and mbegrudgngly do his part
University faculty leaders believe that he will President
Alexander c. Ruhven and Athletic Director Fritz Crsr
college will always furnish the leaders
regardless of They that university have been
know that they do their parthey must be
willing contributors their countrys needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

Tyrus Raymond Cobb the for
mer Tiger wonderman. stopped of
in Detroit today 10 play a rounc
Of golf in preparation for his match
with Babe Ruth next Wednesday
al Newton. Mass.
And upon arrival carly this
morning. the Georgia Peach. who
won his fame as much by his pic
tureSdue character as he did by his
ability revealed hith-
crto unrcvcalcd trait
Deep down within me I'm
really very modest, ne OK
planned in refusing 10 pose for
pictures.
But the photographer finally
prevailed upon his good nature
long enough 10 get one shot. Anc
then the 54-year-old master Of the
basepaths hurried off 10 breakfast
with the speed that earned HIM the
of being the greatest
player in the game.
Said Cobb. whose wise invest
mentS since retiring from baseball
have made him a millionaire.
II don't belong TO the public
any more. I'm just a private
citizen. and I can't understand
why you should he "a interested
in me. But go ahead, ask me
any question you want and I'll
answer IT,"
How long docs ne intend &c
stay?
I'll probably he leaving to-
night. ! only stopped here he
cause I was given an invitation
TO play some golf"
And who extended the invita-
ton?
al WatrouS. We're going TO
play round out at Oakland
Hills this afternoon"
Modesty, or hunger. then pre-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Louis TO Fight
Nova Next

NEW YORK. June y. - Joe
Louis. heavyweight champion,
will make his next title de-
Tense in September against Lou
Nova. il was announced today by
Promoter Mike Jacobs.
No site was announced but II
was considered almost certain that
the fight would be held at either
the Polo Grounds or Yankee
Stadium in New York.
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.Bo-Bo Again
Fails TO Last,
Ydnks Win
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. June 21.-Del
Baker today spiked rumors that
he had taken Charley Gehringer
out of the Tiger lineup at Yankee
Stadium here yesterday because
.of faulty playing at second base.
~ took him out To give him
rest" Baker explained. 1T
was very hot out there on the
field, the game was lost and I
thought a rest would be helpful
to him. Besides IL gave me a
chance to work young Perry.
You got TO give those kids a
chance TO work sometimes, you
know. Charley has been taken
out before for a rest, there's
nothing significant about that"
Baker and other Tigers were no
little disturbed by the invitation
of a Boston writer TO fans in that
city 10 come out and see Gehringer
play, because it may be their
last chance to see Detroit's re-
lnowned second baseman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
What They Say

WILFRED G. ALBERT. secretary of the Kni
National Bowling Association holding its annual m
Eastern Division tournament next season should
attract 400 teams compared to $50 this year. With
that number expected and more than 600 due 10
compete In the Western well have an entry of
more than 900 fiyes"
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Fight Results

At New York Steve BeUoIsc i55 New
York decisioned Vic Deihcurti ij1. New
York (iOi.
At New York-Sormau Rub.o 1924
Albany, n y outpointed Tony MafteuauO
i4s. New York (i0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

FRANK LAFFERTY. Detroit softba conf
"The forthcoming Metropolitan tourney
VIII draw one of the largest entry lists in history"
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Gu|dahI
.RemdtCh Just
A Huge Flop
BY EDGAR HAYES

TOLEDO. June 21.-Rematches
have a way Of failing TO live up TO
the first performance Great fights
have proved flops when staged a
second time. The same is true in
many sports.
The much heralded rematch
between Ralph Guldahl, a soft
spoken, slow moving Texan and
Johnny Bulla, su-getter from
Chicago has come and gone. And
not single blow was struck.
These TWO played together in
the Tournament OF the Skies al
Ashville during the Winter season
and started first class feud.
Guldahl. tops among the slow
movers in the golf game. finally
drove Bulla frantic with his delays
and the Chicagoan left the course
in the middle of the match. vowing
never again 10 sci foot on the fair
way with Guldahl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
TWO GET HOMERS

The hits included home runs by
Tommy Heinrich, his eleventh OF
the season, and Charley Keller,
that young mans fourteenth.
As a result, the Yankees have
now hit u home runs in is
straight games, within a game of
the record set by the Tigers last
year when in II games the De-
ltroiters collected % circuit drives.
In the Yankee string. Joe DiMag-
gio and Keller exploded seven
each and Heinrich six.
While he failed to hit a homer.
DiMaggio, with four hits of other
descriptions, was by no means idle.
The four safeties - three singles
and two-bagger. came consecu-
lively and extended to 80 games
the games in which the smuggling
New York centerfielder has hit
safely. The record, set by George
SiSler, is Al games.
Johnny Sturm. the young recruit
first baseman from Kansas City.
fashioned three hits and Bill
Dickey and Keller two each, in
the grand assault on the Tiger
fingers.
Marius Russo, who hadn't won
"a game in more than A month, was
the winning chucker yesterday,
which gives the young left handler
five victories as against as many
defeats for the season TO date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
CLYDE ROYER

CLYDE BOYER, race chairman explains why
finish line of Marysville Detroit cupboard mara
mon was changed from Detroit Yacht Club TO
memorial PARK: An event of this kind ste~rd
solely as civic enterprise. should end where TIE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
CHANCE TO cAsH-IN

The promoters Of the Inverness
InVitational tournament now in
progress here saw a chance 10
cash in on the feud and invited
both the players 10 take part in
their annual affair The rules call
for each pair 10 play every other
team IN the four days of golflng
Both Bulla and Guldahl accepted
and yesterday the match was held
Bulla was paired with Sammy
Byrd, former outfieldcr for the
New York Yankees while Dutch
Harrison was Guldahl's partner II
was lS-holes best ball with Bulla
and Byrd winning 3 up.
The strained relations between
the two players was noticeable as
soon as they stepped TO the first
tee They stood on opposite sides
and didn't even exchange mods.
Bulla appeared anxious TO show
he wouldn't be the cause OF any
delays and rushed his first drive,
hitting il much too high and land
ing some 30-yards back OF the
others.
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GULDAHL NERVOUS

Guldahl was obviously nervous
and hit his second shot into the
trap Ralph was still trying "a
hurry and got in trouble on the
second hole when he hit his second
into a trap and then playing II
before heS studied II. missed get
ting out.
BY this time the Fastening
golfers had caught up TO the match
ahead and were forced 10 cut their
speed As the tempo decreased
their golf improved
The two rivals kept 10 opposite
sides of the fairways all afternoon.
They might congratulate or en-
courage their partner or the other
opponent. but never once did
Johnny say Nice work, Ralph
nor did Guldahl reply Thanks,
Johnny" The crowd was subdued
by the tension Of the two players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
JOHNNY CRIMMINS

JOifNNf CRIMMINS outstanding bowler writes from
Los Angeles: "They game in a big way
out here. Having a
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAY RESULTS
New York sii 1-Carreuter and Dan
ming
St Louis l. warneke Nahe m
and Mancuso.
BROOKLYN casey and Franks
Cincinnati 3 O. Walters Becgs
aHa lombard
Pittsburgh Is i-Wnkie strtncevich.
pictz and Lopez.
DAVIS
Philadelphia 2 O-Podgajny Pearson
and Warren.
Chicago O--Frcnch and McCul-
Tough
Boston o 1-rErrickson. Hutch
ines and Berres.
Mast
Winning pitcher tLosIns pitcher
TODAYS GAMES
l. New York al ST Lnllis-
Brooklyn At Cincinnati
Philadelphia -, Pittsburgh.
Boston a. Chicago.
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HOGAN. DEMARET LEAD

Once the referee of the match
walking down the fairway with
Bulla remarked that Guldahl
didn't seem 10 be delaying the
play. Johnny replied
NO. he's playing faster than
am today"
When the eighteenth green had
been played Guldahl walked over
10 Bulla and offered his hand
Johnny took II with no display OF
enthusiasm and left the impression
that as far as he was concerned
the feud WAS still on
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret
are leading with plus five. Byron
Nelson. the home pro and Jimmy
Thomson are second with plus four
Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta
are the only others with a plus
just one. Byrd and Bulla, by virtue
Of their victory, are now even. So
are Guidahl and Harrison. Lawson
Little and Horton Smith are minus
two. the same count as Lloyd
Mangrum and jug McSpaden. Don
Heafner and Dick Metz are minus
six.
Dutch Harrison was big help
10 Guldahl getting three of the
four brides their team scored
Sammy Byrd collected three and
Bulla four Byrd missed one 4-foot
putt for an eagle on nine and one
the same length for a birdie on ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

MIKE ROGOWSKI, secretary.treasurer De-
troit Cupboard Associations 81 believe MarysviIlc-
to-Detroit marathon will he far colorfnl than
famed Albany-to-New York run. 1 know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

WILBUR f. lands, Amateur Softball Asso-
citation president: Talk of stopping night softbalI
games to conserve electricity is bit ridiculous.
Hundreds of fans attend games. While their lights
at home dlmmed. More power will he saved
with the games continuing than without them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
QUIET ON FUTURE

What baseball plans Gehringer
may have for the future. if any,
have not been indicated by the
Tiger veteran.
But, Gehringer rumors yester-
day were not nearly as disturbing
as were the bats of the Yankees,
who swarmed all over Buck New
som and Archie Mckain to pound
their way TO victory over the
Tigers, ii to 4. in the first of a
Ithree-game series.
II was the worst defeat of the
season for the League champions,
and it marked Newsom's ninth de-
feat as against five victories, in
only two of which did the star
fright handler of 1910 finish.
With a mercileSs attack in which
they did not discriminate between
the two Tiger twirlers, the YAM
KEGS accumulated a grand total
lof II hits. Newsom, in two and
two-thirds innings, yielded seven
hits and seven runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

AIRY of the Knights of Columbus
1g its annual meeting here: "The
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give yen : n~w I~s.s - ufs. n
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Banquet Is Planned
By ellowship Club

Under the theme Christian Vel
iasship." members ~ The Asbury
Fellowship club will present .
banquet In the basement of Asbury
Methodist church Friday at 80
pm. with l. Clark oeeriies ss
principal speaker.
Yellow and green candles and
dsffodiis viii he used for table
decorations. A program ~ enter
tslnmeni. including Songs and
games. 10 being arranged Nth Miss
June reeis. reei'stionist. ana Cyril
and Clair Hanson. earteonists.
scheduled 10 take part.
On the committee are Miss Ruth
Rristow. dinner arrangements
Miss Virginia Huntsmsn. decofs-
tons; Miss Jean simpson. fsvors.
Miss Mia wagenbiast. invitations.
and Clair Hanson. program chair
man. Miss Lorraine Ju.tmsn will
serve as general chairman and mis-
tress Of ceremonies
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Driver Suinq
For Sl0,355

A siesss personal injury suit
Sss fled IN superior court thurs.
dsy a. q result - q hesa-on col
nsion % IN. sumner oFting high
ssy last New. IL.
Arthur nssesmp. plaintiff n
re suit. charges that George
Hedges. driver ~ the ether car.
w.- driving reekie~lv ard ct more
than a. miles PEI hour. Hodges
w-s driving car e~-ned ~
Stanley Wheels
Mrs. Mary nescsnr. riding in
the pe.csmr ear. suffered cuts
which became permanent sears
and . fractured jaw. the suit
complains.
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Call Il a Day"
Opens Thursday

In the audience Friday night fer
the second performances ~ call
II Day" spxnlnK Thursday night
IT the Little ihestsr. No. ~ and
sss vii - Prot. 1ean Conway
II the University 81 wsshingtan.
Sith distinguished visitors. al
prominent IN Northwest comma.
nifty ihsster circles snd = asiexs=
tion ~ army officers. their ~tve.
and guests
Prof. Conway. In = letter 10 Mra.
Harry Cain. director ~ The current
Little thester offering. has made
reservations for . party ~ 10.
among whom VIII ~ Mr. rerrsl.
director ~ Penthouse and Show
host productions In Seattle. and
Mr.. and Mrs Gentle. from West
ern Reserve university In cieve-
land. nov making . survey ~
Little ths.tsrs throughout the
country.
Friday 10 also Army Night 81
the thestsr with many new resi-.
dents from Fort Lewis. Mechord
Field and Camp Murray visiting
the local thsster.
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Brother Of Tacoman
Succumbs 10 Injuries

Fred n. Msdigsn. prominent
Portland lumberman and brother
Of Mrs. A. n. Rurkhart 81 Tacoma
died from injuries received in an
automobile accident near Salem.
ore. Sunday night. according TO
word received here.
Madigan also is survived by his
widow. two sons. Fred Jr. and
John. and another sister. Mrs.
Albert J Kinzel OF Seattle.
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nearby posts. guests will include
Mayor Harry T. Cain. State Depu-
~ John F. osterman Of Everett
and District Deputy John Y. Blum
strom of Aberdeen.
Members Of the committee with
Chairman Brown include J. r.
Barry, c. f. Grenier, A. Won
Boecklin, f. n. Mcdonnell. c. NJ.
roynbee. A. J. Mcmahon, Or. J. J.
Mclaughlin, NJ p. Brady. William
Sheehan. Charles o'Brien. A. p.
Boyle, L. Garceau. w. II. Posse
mier, A. r. Gay, Sr., and r. r.
Brown.
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17E31S1s4 31331;3l3II8

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Your choice OF
rubber OF fric-
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Times Readers Will Enjoy
New Puzzles In Star Contest

N you ksxs . hobby Resulted
Miriam Hopkins spsnst. her spare
Tine dseellnT with paints A.
though - Tar 80 &c know. nes
ne ~ her masterpiece. hss nesn
hung IN re Metropolitan. were
sure that she thoroughly entnys
painting
n you're net sr,lstie.lls Inclined.
~hy no, Develop q hoesyr II all
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wenaiehes Apartment
House Hit BY Blaze

WENATCHEE 4 $50. 900 fire
Wednesday Quilted the Tomilson
apartments. All available equip
ment battled the blaze for hours,
preventing II from spreading 10
nearby residences
Cause OF the fire WAS not de-
termined.
Apartment residents escape q
without injuries. many of them
carrying out belongings on their
backs. aided by neighbors.
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Chaplain Scanlon
To Address K. E..
Banquet Will Be
Sunday AT ? P. M.

Capt Gerald NJ Scsnlon. chap
lain Of the ll6th Engineers sta
toned A. Camp Murray. has been
selected BY the Knights Of Column
bus TO deliver the principal address
81 the banquet honoring new men,
hers Of the order, which will be
held AZ .. m. Sunday in the
Crystal ballroom Of Hotel Win
throp. When the Ais; Division Was
modified last September Father
Scsnlon was granted a leave Of
absence from his parish. St Mary's
of Caldwell. Idaho. 70 continue 20
serve as chaplain Of the 1l6th.
which assignment he has held since
1885.
Mccarthy Toastmaster
Chairman Arthur c. Brown Of
the banquet committee announced
POSTMASTER for the occasion will
be Grand knight X. ". Mccarthy.
who also will address a welcome 10
the new members Matthew n.
Merkle Will respond for the newly
made knights. and Rev. FIR. Arnold,
q. s. b. council chaplain, will de-
liver a brief message. The Sc
attic college quartet. composed of
Guy Trotter. Warren West. Max
Larsen and Wayne Carter. with
Miss Rosemary Misohoff as accom-
panist, will offer a special feature
Of vocal selections. Dinner music
will he furnished by the st. Leo's
string ensemble, the Misses Bar
hars Adler. Eleanor Marianseci,
Helen Macdonald and Ida Forest
er, with Eunice MCGOWAN. accom-
PIANIST.
Cain to be Guest
In addition to the clergy OF the
city and Catholic chaplains from
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Luciferin. iueifersse and oxygen
intersct 10 produce The light of
the FREELY.