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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

tended the Sixth District American Legion meeting held in Norfolk on Saturday evening.
 Miss Jean Siphooski, WAVES, spent the week end at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ju- Illus Siphookski of Railroad street.
 S25 Donated N
 Rev. John McGrath, pastor of St. Thomas church, announced on Sunday that $25 has been donated to the Thomaston Recreation com- mittee for the proposed summer playground on the "Old Center School Green"
 Meeting Tonight
 The Memorial Day association will meet this evening at the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars hall. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Spends Week End Here
 Miss Marion Innes of the Kath- crime Gibbs school. Boston, spent the week end at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Allan Innes of High street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
PROSPECT Mrs. Edmond Morin. Corre- spondent-Telephone 5-0657

Prospect, May l5-The Prospect home making group will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Barker. of Merriman lane. near Summit road. Thursday. May 17th at l0:30 a. m. A demonstration will be given in the morning on machine attach ments followed by a Pot-luck lunch at l2:30 p. m.
 Interior decorating will be the subject of the discussion during the afternoon.
 Miss Francis Whitcomb of New Haven is expected and all members are urged to be present.
 Guest of Honor
 Craig Keller, son of Mir. and Mrs. Karl Keller of the Waterbury road
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
French Gals Enjoy Spree
BY JOHN McDERMOTT

Naumberg, Germany, May l5 = CUP)-The sad-faced German mer- chants of Naumberg heaved a sigh of relief today when 35 liberated Frenchwomen boarded a train for Paris after the widest shopping spree this picturesque town has ever known.
 A weary German bachelor who was forced to guide the women on their four-day buying tour wiped his brow and shook his head.
 T thought when the war was over I would get married, but after this experience I'm through with women for life'
 The bachelor guide formerly was an official in the Nazi economy of- flee and it grieved him to see money thrown to the winds-particularly by 35 Frenchwomen who only a few weeks ago were despised inmates of a NaI concentration camp.
 All of them had been imprisoned here for almost two years on charg- es of belonging to the French un- derground. None had seen a new hat, dress, hose or underwear since they left their homeland.
 Capt. Vernon Murray, Walla Wal la, Wash, heard of them when he arrived here to take over his post of military governor of Naumberg.
 He called in the women and told they they could have anything they wanted in the city's shops-all on the city.
 The girls cried softly for about 30 seconds and then went on a rain- page.
 They wanted hats and dresses and shoes and above all they wanted scanties, and they got them.
 What Naumberg's shops couldn't provide, Murray ordered the burgo- master to get from neighborine towns.
 He assigned the economy officials as the city's representative to sign all the bills, which are to be paid out of taxes collected from the cit- izenry.
 Although the shopkeepers did a land office business on the four-day buying binge, they were unanimous ly unhappy. Their stocks were all cleaned out and on the way back to France - where most of them came from via Hitler's one-time con- quering army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

was the guest of honor at a party Saturday afternoon in celebration of his 10th birthday.
 A large birthday cake was the center of attraction attractively decorated with red. white and blue miniature flags.
 A buffet lunch was served. Those present were:
 Barbara Humphreys. Jane Ann Coughlan. Joan Stieler. Dor thy scavone. Barbara Pierce. Teddy Greider. Richard Normand. George Povlik and Billie Jones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
ROBBERS PASS UP GIs

Chicago (UP)-Chicago's record for hospitality to servicemen re- mained unscathed even when two bandits held up the tavern of Nick Van Hanxleden. The robbers took a three-carat diamond valued at $5,200 from the proprietor and $85 from Frank Curin, a patron. The thieves didn't even search four sol- diers in the tavern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

hTe first expeditionary force in the history of Mexico Is a fighter squadron trained in Texas under lend-lsass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

A supper meeting of the Fore mems Club will be held in the cafe teria Of the Eagle Lock co. tonight at 6 p. m.
 At Convention
 Miss Eleanor Pratt daughter cf MT. and Mrs. Lester Pratt of East Main street and Miss Lois Mellor, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Mellor of Carter road are in Wor- ceter, Mass, attending the New England Luther League annual con- vention.
 Pack Clothing
 Thirty volunteer workers assisted in packing clothes for European re- lief in the town hall, Monday night, with several thousaind pounds be- ing packed and marked ready for shipment A large quantity of cloth ing still remains to be packed as soon as cartons can be secured to put the clothing in.
 Named Delegate
 Irving L. White. senior warden Of St. Peters Episcopal church it at- teCding the diocesan convention in Hartford, today as a delegate from St. Peters Episcopal church. Rev. Louis I. Belden, rector Is also in attendance.
 Eagles to Meet A meeting of Terryville Aerie of Eagles will be held tonight in Eagles Hall.
 To Confer Third Degree Leo XIII Council, Knights of Co., lumbus will confer the Third Degree on a class of candidates in the town hall, Sunday, June 3. The class will consist of 35 candidates in- cluding Bristol and Terryville mem- bers. The second degree will be con- ferred on the same class of can- didates on May 31. Nelson E. Mercy Dies Nelson E. Mercy, age 75, died at his home on West Main street, Ply mouth Sunday afternoon. He was born in Kent, Conn, where he re- sided for many years He later went to Litchfield where he lived for 31 years. coming to Plymouth nine years ago where he has resided since.
 He is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Ella May Hallock of Plymouth and Mrs. Albert Allen, of New Milford. The funeral services were held in the Lyons Funeral Home. 46 High street, Thomaston today at o'clock with Rev. Myron Sibley, pastor of the Thomaston Methodist church officiating. Burial was in West Cemetery, Litchfied.
 The board of education at meet ing last night reappointed Harry s. Fisher as superintendent of schools "a Terryville for the next year. The board has agreed to open kinder garten at the Center school on the request of Plymouth residents. The school budget of $9z, 900. is the same as last years according to Amos H. Lister. chairman of the board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

The Cincinnati Reds baseball club drew exactly the same number of paid admissions to home games in l044 as they did in lo43--43l, ,2e7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Assisnment of Mortxaxe

The Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank to Waterbury Trust company. mortgage recorded in Vol. 347. Page 4S9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Quit Claim Deeds

1As SAsA4AA ASS4o
 Robert Kosersky to Belle Bram, property on Avalon Circle.
 Floyd B. Marsh to Maybelle Louis Marsh. property on Whittier ave- nue.
 George Watson to Lille E. Wat son. property on Frost road.
 Ruth E. Bonner to Everett M. Stanley, property on Wyman strete. Morris Kosersky, Robert Koser- sky and William Kosersky to Cath erine M. Mann, property on Man chester avenue.
 Samuel Salvatore to Meyer Rubin, property on North Main street. Loren R. Carter to Mary G. Grady Michael Carroll to Catherine A. Carroll, property on Melrose ave- nue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

Commander Alex Nelson, Thomas Byers, MT. and Mrs. Herbert True love, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly and MT. and Mrs. Sheldon Koops at-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Releases of Mortgages

Releases O1 mortgages
 James R. Lawlor, administrator, to A. Vito Flammia.
 The Naples Realty company to Mortimer Doran.
 The Waterbury National bank, guardian of the estate of Joseph Magaraci to Daniel R. Hawkins.
 HOLC to Flavio Tarullo.
 Anna Eustace Weir to the Wa terbury Savings Bank, property on Adams street, $2,700.
 Regina M. Caron to the First Federal Savings and Loan Associ- ation of Waterbury, property on Glenn street, $4,500.
 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury to Sal- vatore Perugini and Mary J. Peru- gini.
 Waterbury Savings Bank and Anna Eustace Weir.
 John J. Kaires to Joseph Meehan and Josephine Meehan.
 Edna Nadeau to Eagle Realty Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Briefs

Harry Thomson of Electric ave- nue was taken in the community ambulance to the Waterbury hos pital last evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

Mrs. Mary Wright, who has been spending the winter with MT. and Mrs. Colby Wright, Humiston Hill, has returned to her home in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Building Inspector Appointment Is Delayed Indefinitely
THO MASToN
Bids Submitted For
 Vacant School Post
Number of Applicants Interviewed By Special Commit
 tee of Board of Education; Decision to Be Made

Thomaston May 16-A number of recent applications have been re- ceived by the special committee of the board of education for the po- sition of superintendent of the lo- cal schools which will become va can't June 30, upon the resignation of the present superintendent E. F. Davenport. The committee met last evening and after 8 lengthy discussion, which included a close check on the applications, it was decided to request three of the ap- plicants to be present at 8 special meeting of the board which will be held soon. Personal interviews have been gr;.nted two previous candidates by the board which feels that time should be spent in check ing the qualifications of the appli- cants before 8 decision is made. Both applicants interviewed have had executive experience and will be carefully considered for the posi- tion.
 Tri-Y Host
 The Tri-Y club of the high school was host to members of the Tri-Y of Kent at a meeting held last eve ming in the library of the school. Following 8 short business meeting games were played and refresh mentS served.
 State Guard Drill
 The local State Guard company will drill this evening at 7:30 o'clock All members are requested to be present as this may be the final meeting of the company. A state ment by Adjt. General De Lacour, commander of the Conn. State Guard, which recently appeared in the newspapers stated that all State Guard reserve companies would be disbanded May q. The local com- pany has been in existance little over two years. There's some talk of forming permanent guard company here but the plans are still in their infancy.
 Briefs
 Harry Thomson of Electric ave- nue was taken in the community ambulance to the Waterbury hos pital last evening.
 Mrs. Mary Wright, who has been spending the winter with MT. and Mrs. Colby Wright, Humiston Hill, has returned to her home in Maine.
 Commander Alex Nelson, Thomas Byers, MT. and Mrs. Herbert True love, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly and MT. and Mrs. Sheldon Koops at-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Late Realty Nevs

The following documents have bene filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartin:-
 Warranty Deeds
 Daniel R. Hawkins to Anna B. Fallon, property onu Frost load.
 Anna Charkowsky. Mary Peregrin, Helen Cowles, Eva Jonnes, Susan tSokes, Katherine Melio, Julia Rob- erts, and Peter Popovich to Biagio Rinaldi and Maria Rinaldi, property on Walnut street.
 Loren R. Carter to Mary G.. Grady, property on Delaware ave- nue, Mount Vernon avenue. and Evergreen street.
 Joseph A. Graziosa and Mar garet Graziosa to Carl and Rose Pugliese, property on Raymond street.
 John B. Hull to Regina M. Caron, property on Glenn street.
 Giovanni Russo to Natalie M. Ja- caruso, property on Congress ave- nue.
 John Voccio and Louise Lanzaeri to Francis J. Greco and Jennie L. Greco, property on Lanzaeri street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
TERRYVILLE Correspondents: Ryan, ". Main stTea s5Se Bristol Div Officer Awarded Two Oak Leaf Clusters
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Wozensli, Holder of DSC and Silver Star, Adds Another Award to Collection

i5 p. m. in the selectman's office in
 the town hall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
Mortgage Deeds

Mary G. Grady to Loren R. Car ter, property on Delaware avenue, Mount ernon avenue and Evergreen street, 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

the town hall.
 Named MarShalls Miss Margaret Howell and Harry Potrowski, Terryville high school juniors have been chosen marshalls for the graduation exercises in the Mayfair theater, June IS.
 Enlists
 Ronald Utman, son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Utman of South Main street and 8 member of the senior class in Terryville high school, has been accepted in the Navy and will report for service shortly.
 Supper Meeting A supper meeting of the Fore mems Club will be held in the cafe teria of the Eagle Lock co. tonight at p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

new cases. It also shows 69 cases were acted upon and four were not handled.
 Fifty-two cases concerned active servicemen and their dependents; IT cases involved ex-servicemen and four were civilian cases. There were 95 office and home visits; 121 telephone calls in and out; 62 let ters were received and mailed and 28 telegrams were handled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

The Womens Forum will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 at St. Michael's parish house. Mrs. Lewis Rose will speak on Current Events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15

Fort Devens, Mass, is . private in the Air Forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-15
lITCHElElD Mary Fiolek, CorrcspondenE Telephone 5SS-N
s2S5,OOO QUOTA
 SUBSCRIBED HERE
Seventh War Loan Drive Opens Officially; To Ter
 minate June 30

Litchfield, May 15 - The Seventh War Loan Drive opened officially yesterday and will last until June 30. The quota for individual sub scription is the highest of all the local drives and amounts to $285,- 900. This means that approximately $41 ,000 in bonds must be purchased each week during the drive. F. Kingsbury Bull is chairman of the committee in charge. The bond house on the green will open Wednesday at 3 p. m. for purchase of bonds and will be open Wednesday and and Saturdays from 2 to p. m. through the month of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Weirfon Steel Case
Is Reopened by U. 5.

Dissatisfied because no possible
personal responsibility has been
determined, the Justice Department
has reopened the case of the
Weirton Steel Corp, of Weirton,
w. Va, by taking it before a District
grand jury.
A 37-count indictment, returned
June IL by a Federal grand jury in
Elkins, w. Va, charged the firm, but
no individual, with violating War
Production Board regulations by
diverting high priority air-condi-
tioning equipment to other than
stipulated use.
The indictment alleged WPB pri-
critics were requested for $78, 600
worth of the equipment for use in
a company hospital, but that instead
the equipment was installed in the
bar of country club. 1t was charged
by the Justice Department the firm
had no hospital, but only a flrst-aid
station.
A Justice Department spokesman
said yesterday that before former
Attorney General Biddle left office
on June 30 he asked that the case
be reopened because no individuals
had been charged in the indictment.
1t was disclosed yesterday that
Gordon Eakle of the administra-
tive regulations division of the
Justice Department went before the
grand Jury on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Baby Kidnaper, Wed
To GI Overseas, Posed
As Salesman S Wife
By the Associated Press.

MARION, Ohio, July 12.-The
attractive 29-year-old woman who
admitted taking Baby Jean Eileen
Creviston from City Hospital nurs-
cry and telling friends it was her
own newborn child also posed as the
wife of man other than her hus-
band.
The latest bizarre development in
the case came in Municipal Court
late yesterday, Police Chief William
E. Marks reported, when the woman
said she really was Phyllis Ann Web
ster, wife of s iSergt. Ernest Webster
serving overseas. She revealed they
were married seven years ago and
said she recently made an unsuc-
cessful divorce application, police
reported.
When she was taken into custody
Tuesday, she gave her name as
Mrs. Phyllis Lanman, wife of Estel
e. Lanman, Mansfield candy sales
man.
On arraignment, Mrs. Webster
pleaded guilty to charge of carry
ing away a child under IL and was
placed in Jail in default of $4,000
bond.
The police chief said Mrs. Webster
told him she adopted Lanman's
name for three-month period dur
ing which she feigned pregnancy
and bought baby clothes and bas-
sinet.
In Mansfield, meanwhile, the re-
Gently divorced Lanman vigorously
denied that Phyllis was his wife,
explaining she was a former en-
ploye and ''just good friend"
He said he went to Marion Sunday
night after Mrs. Webster's landlady
telephoned him and announced he
had become a father. He visited
Phyllis, he said, land waited around
until am. trying to figure it out"
A footprint check identified the
baby as the missing daughter of
T/Sergt. and Mrs. John l.. Creviston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
India Farley Success
Sill Hope Of Nehru
py the Associated Press.


SIMLA, July 12.-Pandit Java
harlal Nehru, Congress party leader,
appeared undisturbed today by the
prospect that the deadlock between
his party and the Moslem League
over formation of a collaborative
government for India might not be
broken.
Nehru, in an interview, declared
he was unable to state plans of the
Congress party in event the Simla
conference fails, since the possibility
of failure was not considered.
He asserted the Congress party
was willing to enter a government in
which the MoSlem League was not
participating, with the hope the
league would join later.
1--WE want the league to come in
and want to cooperate with all ele-
ments in these circumstances, but
we will enter a government without
them, holding the door open for
them to come in later" he said.
The MoSlem League contends it Is
entitled to name all Moslem men,
berS on the governing council pro-
posed by Viceroy Lord Wavell. The
Congress party refuses to concede,
saying if it does it is an admission
that the Congress is not an all-India
party but one predominantly Hindu
and without MoSlem following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Observe BostiIIe Dow

Bastille day win be observed un-
der the auspices of the American
Legion at 2 pm. Saturday, when
Col. Heber H. Rice, commander of
Connecticut Avenue Post, No. 1875,
Chevy Chase, Md, win give an ad-
dress over Station VOL in tribute to
the spirit of France. He will be in
troduced by Comdr Lee r. Penning-
ton of the Legion's District of Co
lumbia Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
Cornell Clubs Dinner
To Be Held Thursday

A dinner meeting of the Cornell
Club of Washington, to be addressed
by Brig. Gen. Charles D. Young,
deputy chief of the Office of De-
tense Transportation, will be held
in the Hotel Sheraton at 7 pm.
next Thursday.
An announcement in yesterdays
Star that it would be held tonight
was in error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
19 D. c. Men Report
For Induction Todoy

A group of 10 Washington men
today reported for induction into
the armed forces. The men are:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
MRS. MITCHELL FETES
VISITORS AT BRIDGE

Mrs Alma Mitchell al soften
avenue entertained al her home
last Wednesday July II in honor
OF her house guesis Mesdamss
Elizabeth DoNnes aud Beairice
loungblood Of chicago. M The
honorees who are cousins of the
hostess ale visiting tn the Motor
cry for few days
Mrs Mitchell presented her
honse guests with loyels gfls and
served a tasty luncheon 10 The
friends invited in for bridge
Among the Detoiicrs present
We're Nesdames Marihodins Roh-
in-on. Bessie office Charlotte
Howard velna Malone. Marie
Reed Frances Moss. Rernicc
White, Fannie Raiford Fannie
Banks RUBY Harris. Kate Elliot,
Bernice Hoacland. Laura X Pick.
ems. Ira Collins vereie Brooks
Myrtle Garner Natalie Clark and
The Misses Violet Banks and Rob-
cria Mcclure
lirsf hidee p5i7e went 70 'lrs
velma Malone eight beautiful
glasses while second prize.
combination ash tray aud cigarette
holder was awarded 10 Mrs Res
sic Officer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
TWO MALES INVADE PARTY
HONORING 1t. MARY MORGAN

IN spite % he fact that only las
SIS wore in,reA TWO members ~
the male gender wandered In ana
found the hon pasty quhe inter-
esting and STAYED ne Alvin Prce.
a paiairoorer home from France
and wearing fhe Purple Heart and
lIHam Casfieherrv We're the two
esquires
The cirls rciired 20 the Hlfs
recreation room 10 'he basement
where 'he5 ren' time plasine
bridge and ming pong The pool
table was Al dressed W with a
white linen tahie cloth trimmed
with ne colors % The flag w hon
or oi ne lieutenant On one end
sat huge silver vase filled with
freshly eni flowers with CLOWN
candles on each side
l.i,ulsnsni Morgan close As her
outfit am otf duty officers uniform
OF pink gabareine a one-piece
dress with fly front and loose
ceffed sleeves
The hostess and most Of the girls
wofc aressy cotton foeks
Chiitering chatting and de-
vnurine delicious hors d oeuvres
We're
-,
Theresa Terrill Crimson Neralee
Wells Margaret Turner Jones
Helen Drkerson visiting from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Scotch Neiighbers
Eat Annual Meal

The Scotch Avenue association
81 Block 500 held rs annual sun
rise breakfast in the home Of the
chairman. Mrs Mary Jeffery. $500
Scotten. sunday morning July -,
AZ : 80 O'Clock Despite The lncle-
ment weather forty-six residents
~ scotch avenue were present AZ
The breakfast The guest speaker
was Rev. Charles a Hill Mrs y
Walden was mistress OF cere-
monies. Miss Mary Monroe was in
charge 81 the mornings entertain
men' while Mrs Margaret Causey
and Mrs Georgia Smith had charge
of The refreshments
The residents and their guests
we're served complete chicken
breakfast. fruit Juice hot rolls.
and hot coffee Ou'-of-town guests
present included Mrs A. Walton.
Mrs. J Montgomery and Mrs. G.
parton Nesdames Montgomery and
Barton. ~ South Bend Ind were
Tho guests OF Miss Mary Monroe.
Others present were MI and
Mrs. Eddie Tavlor Mr. and Mrs
Ross TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs \ Wal
ION. Nr and Mrs 81 clair BlllupS
Roherf MCGUIRE Mrs John
Brown. Mrs s Mcmillan Annie
Purke. Ruby Branch Mary Monroe.
rohn Hickman and many more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
SCORES ATTEND
GOLF TOURNEY

the Zoe LOUIS open Cor tourna-
n.-u. 4 ere--day play-ofs which
rsr,M Noaasy and ends Thurs
Gay ot tais week a ne Kackham
of arf~r h.aalhi ~ the Motor
cF mr r prominent in
H.~lnss qrat aia Sports and
al circles from all over M
ranuy flsy aNe from points
~ iag ~ I.n AAsee s california.
as Tar south as Memphis, Tenn.
8aa as sar east as Sew York CRY.
Tie ltfgest contingent OF visit
ors Who are either participants
lp rae tournament or rahid fans
~ me green's came from Midwest.
liarly. rh,ago Among he
Wily Ci'y ,issors here are Dr.
rd Ms James " Allison. DR.
and Mrs ~ - Wilbnrn. pr and
Mrs. Leon " lIesden, Matthew
RHrgis F r Flag Rober l. Ian
Don Vernon Rose william Prfs.
lohunie Seweil Joe Hughes Rob
tf Par Rail J r Thornton. Sol
illehes Jennings a ". Sewelh
Row Louis n Ford Ralph Porter.
S Z. Taylor. Nann v Payne Fa-
M Woods Chester 4 Rarey
Joseph Peterson Lincoln Tond4
& Chandler y Richardson 81
lryenhcmy ard Joseph Ferenso.
4 Heading 2 ermp ~ '7svelara-
srs who are here 70 SOC INC ma'cA-
es e our own Florence Stephens
rUNfan now tesidort ~ ihat
C'hu mefropaliF
From Nashville Tennessee cams
wNeoaote Rhodes BETTY Dofie
flhpr cr~r Robert pa,is and
Efnfs' Dixon
Indianapolis is represented by
S ~ Ferguson. a sharp and J.
F,flusor From Gary Ind came
r. Nmsuong = r whifock ]
Fizgcraid \ Jones. William
Douclas and J Hutchins
Leonard Reed Well known IN
pcitoii night clnh circles and VI
'p.iler came IN from Los Angeles
while from he Opposite end o. No
con'inen' came Eddie Mallory 20
represent View York CITY william
Dorr'ck and William Leah arc
here from Newark y ANin
nsfne J Bonds william Jones
and r Ss ~ Washington n e
and p Payne and E e white ~
virginia
Baltimore Is represented by W
" Adams Askew Gatewood John
Merely and samiol stewart
John Dendy a,e golfer from
Ashsiile s. G. is also here