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TWO LEGAL POINTS
LOST BY OSBORNE!
Jliiip MorscliaiiMT RnlCS
Airdinst Order to File All
Inquiry Testimony.
CHARGKfl K KM A IN sKCKKT I
TVlllTF I'lAIN'S. X. T.i DM. II. Two
Point were derided isainst Warden
porm- t.i-dav in ooniMOtlM with the In
vodtlirition of Sing Sing pr'snti. .lustlre
Mori hauser i t tin Supreme r'mr t de
nied tin- appllentlon of tleorge Mordon
Bottle on Mftgtf of Mr. Ogborne for sn
Order direelltis the eon tit y prnaerutur 10
flip nil tin' iMtlltton) taken !o far by
the Uiand .fury and t r tetinionv talten
dglt) thereafter. I Ionian naked thst the j
affidavits m Whlen Assistant niitrtrt
Attoinev Knllmi made th rharge In open 1
court lhat Iht warden "unfit" to be '
In Hi' nianasetnrnt Of Ihe prlon alo be'
nun
Mr OfeborM want." the evidence nied
o ln ran see who made what lie rslled
"vile" cttgfRgg .iKiMi'i hi moral rher
goter, an he desire to meet the rliarge j
with wltnesaes and nlo Imng perjury
PPOCOOdlngS, if the fnrta warrant It.
Judge Mirsehnur also JsnlOd thla re-'
qneat
Th.i light which Warden ilhorn bjM
been making against John H. Kilty,
super ntondenl of I'rlsons, transferrins
eonvlrt from White l'laltis Jail to Dan- i
neinorn ami t 'oinatork Trion, after they
have tekiitled hcfrire the ilrand Jury,
malted In .lust Ire Tompkln Imndtnar j
down a decision to-day sustaining th' I
fiction of the Superintendent.
The decision vvn the reanlt of a writ
of holiggs envpua obtained by COffpgfg j
tion Colli Ml itioma 1'. Curran wliicl i
brought Natltnn Kaplan, known aa Kid
.Ti.oif.e:', who wa ;i valet in tiie
warden' house, from PsnMmofi to tiie
Vhlte 11 aim tall, where he has been
confined for two week. Mr. ?borne
0Onttndd that KapUtn. wiio i utider in
4lctlMnt for a serious felony, should
Sieve b.en returned to Sina; Slna. but
!iat ttpeiintendtnl Illley tnatead traua
ferre.l him to Panneniora. Mr. t'urran
In malting bis motion eald that be had
pot hud an opportunity to oonaull with
Katilnti. to defend whom lie had lieer.
aasianeu by JustUe Mor -hauser, and
be accused thr uptrintondmi of iid
napping him from t'.ie jail.
PfeVlOtta to this W arden OobOTIM had
Obtained WTU directing that Kaplan
be returned to Blng Ring. Tiie follow
ing is a part of Judge TompklM'S de
rlaloni ! ihlnh the Huperlntendent or
pitate Prlaora acted within his author
ity in making toe tranafor from s;ng
8:ng prison to Dunntmora. White it
true thai me dt randanl ws Lgmiiorarllj
In the custody of the Sheriff of W'est-
hcalei ..iittty. while t!iere under the
first writ of haleua corpus, be was
nevertheleta all the time actually tti the
legal . ustody if the agent and warden
of Sing Sing prison, and unrie, the
luies tin superintendent had a right to
make ihe transfer, if In tua judgment it
waa beat to do so. I think the court
rat nu power to interfere with the exer
c.ae of toe UiiMcretlim which Is esird in
the supi riiilendent.
OSBORNE AVOIDS ROW.
Compromise- With Welfare I. ensue
on Oesgteowt at trim.
OssiNIKU, X V. Pec. 21 -fet'
Cttlleu, the 'prlson bridegroom." em
pio.vern of sing sing announced to-night.
ha Just been elected as t Compromise
candidate lo the post of sergeant at
amis uf the Mutual Welfare League
Warden Osborne's candidate, .11 nm
Jasper, was refused reappointment by
the antl-oeburne forces, controlled by
Claries Uottdorff, wire tapper. The
parllasnrni selected John l.uts for the
oft'n . hui Mr. iislv.riie v. toed him in
order : prevent s clash between the
nro-usbot in and the antl-Oaborne forces.
Ciillen recently stood ,v M , . Osbomc
In his battle 'ltli District Attorney
'i- III and refuaed lo answer questions
before tii Grand Jury.
PATERSON I. W. W. GET
HALL FOR MISS FLYNN
Labor Vtritsvtor t Kpeak .lan.
-'' in Kffort to Promote
New Strike.
I , i i.rso.v
fact that l
Wi'tied not
person cont
j
cal i
to r.
ei'ted
Tec. 21 Despite th.
II owner have been
t their pieces to any
With the I. YV. W"
with the admonition that they would bs
i abb for damage or iroubla that fol
lowed. ie;ijer of the labor organisation
p secured Institute Hall ? Market
atrei t. foi
.Ta nu:i ry
Flviiti. w
dp
meeting to b. addressed oi
next b) Btlssbeth Ourley
lias been barred from tins
For :i time it lot
W . Pre Speech L
bpto Uurk') Klynn
would li ive t" buy
build one 'if their
il.ed .i if ttie I, W.
agn or i lie Mliza-
Defence Committee
.i hall or ;i plot ami
iwn if anc attempt.
a as to he made by Mis Fiynn i" eg
erotse her constitutional righto. Ilcnr
Marelll, chief cuunel for the I. w. v
and wiio successfully defendtd her re
eeiilly when she was tried on an indict
MAI i for Inciting
others, : oiii Hu.-h
If Tipi-t'gtrarx .
Ml low vi r, tii?
Mill Mr. Man Hi.
ma de rraiigfemo
injur i
a 99p v OUld
ntA rot
l'rtf '
Thf I V. V. It ra
. ftir ihi hall aixl Mij-H
r Ivimi lias n, January for the rmi.t
fnn Sii.- ill put)lttvly Kpa at thai
t rrf. addrtsxlus the Bltk workers on
gMt)ral Ifthor iondltloitf.M
Chttf Blmaon will nol allow Miss
Fl.Min lit uprak if lu- can uJ It an long ;
ap MftVOr ROOCII H Ktiri1 ce in at tii'1
hatl of I iie atliuinlHti at ion. Which will 1
cuRh out of exlvtanoa Ucmbr 11, He (
floes ii' it know jual what position h
will lake aft'-r lhat. Thar in an im-
praaaloii hare that Mayorleci Anion ir
Fiudi'lllTa, who has ulwuyi b en ftiendb
with labor organltatlonoi will not bp -o
ilraatlo with thf i . w .
in i. Wi 'i'i irtem here it in said
thai fondltloue in Bverai mllle an- un
fa viirahh' to t ii work! P8 am that tlw I
oirerallvaa are read) to go on strike.
Mlee !'! n i h nilielon win b to organise
me woracra ror another atria
ST. CLAIR CASE DROPPED.
Hull foe IctSeSS Whn Sunt ;r.
iii ime r i Ulsebgrgesli
Hail 1 Ihe caw Of Ijiitli Kt. Clair, an
i,
was on ie trli d foi
lierjury,
' win. ii case in. wrv dlauarae.l
discharged ysstsnlaj by Judge Uulqueen
" ''', 'i asistlon mi the rscotnmsiida
nun of i Hat r lei Aitniiier Hsrhlns This
ine. ins linn a , (. hroughl io
trial again
Miss Si , a,,. nj,., ,..
P'tion will, ,.,V , ,, urough,
SHinat Abraham llrlangsr, theatrical
nan. it , , ,,f,,,e a nontrsi't
eli alleced lie had made with her llie
Jnrv that failed to agree III her nags was
jut for many hours and the tnal larled
ear tares weshg.
CLEAR Y NOT GUILTY
BY ORDER OF JUDGE
tlitl for onvorsion of llav-
orstraw i Poor Funds Comes
to Sudden Knd.
OTHER CASKS WILL WAIT
Ngff I'lTT. Her.
f-!t'lerW Hill t'learv
II. Former Town
trial for conversion
of Itaveratraw'a funds came to a audden
end here to-day when Supreme Court
Justice A. S Tompkins, ordered the Jury
to return a verdict of "Xot guilty."
t'leary. who was convicted last Friday
of forgery and is to be sentenced on
Monday, seemed surprised himself by
this turn In bis trial. Twputy Attorney
liencral Wilbur chambers for the State
moved that the trial of the remaining
alx indictments for grand larceny and
the one for carrying a weapon go over
until the April term of the Supreme
Court. Therefore c 'leery is chiefly con
cerned now about the penalty he must
pay for forgery.
The evidence was all in yesterday
when Kdw-ard Rriggs. counsel for I 'leery,
moved that the Jury be Instructed to
bring In a verdict of "Xot guilty." ,Ius-
lice Tompkins, after reserving decision
over night, granted the motion. He a
eerted that the evidence showed that
! Cleary was the financial agent for War
: ren Raisley. custodian of the poor fund
: Cleary was charged with mlsapyroprlat
j Int. and that "cleary was more overseer
, of the poor than Raisley waa." The
court ruled that there were two Infer
ences to he drawn from the testimony
I one that Cleary wa guilty and on that
he was Innocent Consequently, said
Justice Tompkins, the defendant was en
titled to the benefit of the doubt and
i he felt that he should direct the Jury
I to return n verdict of "Xot guilty."
"If the Jury found otherwise." con
i eluded the court. "I would he compelled
i to reverse Its finding "
I Justice Tompkins also directed the Jury
ta find a verdict of "Xot guilty" In the
! can of William Seibold. who had In his
possession the revolver with which Cleary
. shot and killed his son-in-law, Oene Xtw
j man Seibold was charged with carry-
ing a gun. but the Judge said that the
j Sullivan law was not Intended to fit
. cases where a man handled n revolver
without felonious intentions.
With the other cleary Indictments,
those against Joseph Keller, a super
visor charged with misappropriating
funds, and Kire chief Bernard Fox.
charged with perjury, went over until
Ihe April term.
BALKING ALDERMAN
HALTS ADJOURNMENT
Old Hoard's Flan to Give Up
ttliost defeated by Kazan's
Stand.
Alderman John T Regan spoiled the
plan of the Board of Vldernten to ad-
.inurii Bitip ,lp after Its meetn a vestrr-
! dav ii refused to give bis consent to a
I resolution appropriating corporate stock
I to the amount of t3ttr.,tioo for the con
j at ruction of a storehouse on Blackwell'a
Island Under the rules unanimous con
sent was required for immediate action,
the resolution having Iipph Introduced
yesterday for the first lime, it will be
taken up at the meeting next Tuesday.
. Which will positively be the lal.
Had this resolution been disposed of
yesterday the board could have H.I -I
)0Urned With a record of ii clean -late
I There were eleven report from commit'
I tees on the calender, making a total of
. l.fOQ. for hi tern of two ears. All of
i liipse reports hrive hppti acted upon,
j Tiie preaenl hoard is compuosd of sev
I enty-three Aldermen, the live Borough
j PrOslUentS and the President of the
I board, Who is elected at large Of the
Aldermen forty-five were elected on a
. fusion ticket and thirty-four were nom
i lures of the Pemocratlc organisation.
There will be fifty-three Democrat in
I the new board and twenty Republicans.
I a vlcschalrman will bs elected at the
! firi meeting on the iirst Monday In
I Januarj to succeed Henry it Hurra n,
The successful candidate will heroine
' President of the board hi the resignation
I Of Mr. McAneny, who is lu retire about
I the middle of January.
1 Frank I.. Powllng, who has been a
i member of tiie board for sixteen year.
J is considered the most likely of the eaii
I dldatea, although Francis P. Ksnney of
i Brooklyn, who has been an Alderman for
fourteen years, and Alexander f
Droscher are also mentioned for the
place. Alderman Dowtlng was leadsi
and chairman of the Finance
ommlttec I
While the Democrats were in control of
' the boai'l nnd in imi been the uiiiunitv
it during il'.c last two yearn. Mr.
Curran will become ihe minority
of the next board and will have
place on the Finance Committee
leader
tcond
SWANN AND SMITH ARE
GUESTS OF DEMOCRATS
Sewlj
Klectofl -liiilm'N
Honored by 850
t lllll t'l'MSt.
Aw
Also
itt
a dehyphsnsted Pemncrso
Hie In
lieing at
iii jiemielit and tiie resulu's
I peace for the time being ai laaat--gave i tlon would be oxpensive to shipping ln
a dinner at ihe Xattonsl Democratic toresti on account of unavoidable de
! 1 ,ul' li4" night to Redward Bwmnn, Alfred ; i.g to ahtim thai might have to ip held
K Smith ami the Judges of that part -, ln Indefinite period When COndl-
; v ho wore elected lam month. tionH are audi as w in permit an accurate
Thp Piatrict Attorneyeloct. Intro I prediction relative to the onenina ai tu
i.u g oy rresiuent sionii m. itieme an i
I "our obi mend IW Hwann, paid his re
spfota to the itotHeveit dinner at Bibern I
H. QaryS home last week,
i "That was really a got together din- 1
m-r." lu- saldt
factors of great
le of beliit bom
l hear thai tin
a dinner of Ihe 'male-
a'eAlthi' eho give prom
factors of great weulth
hlof gntMt of lhat eve-
nlng says he would nol reach out for a I
iiofninntloni 'm' i'dt out fur spontg
i nesiui pombustlon iii the oonvgnllon."
.ludfte Swiiini also termed President
I Wilson "a gregl a philosopher a tile I
i sane of i loncord."
' Justlcs Samuel Uresnbguin predicted J
thai Mr Hwanil would he "a Uistrlci
( Attorney of all the nsople" and coni-
pllmenteti tiie peinoorgtlo lierty locgtlyi
on being "gregl enough to Keen Its hands
off the tadlclar) .ins; iie clarence J.
' Hheartt heiok Interesl In a govern
I metll hullt and owned meri'liant mgrlnOi
Other speaker were Juatlos .lolm M.
Tlerney and ai .smith There were i&q
diners, Including state Chairman Will,
lam (Church Osborn, Siuart H. tlloboney,
Ihe Wllaon iviirker alio foUglll Tain
many last enr: i-i'ady Harriett. ex
Senator William A. (Hark. Uaoeatarv
Thomas
Morgan
i i corse i
Ms lone.
r. smith of Tginmany lialf,
J. (I'llileii, llrrmaii A. Mel z.
OrdOH llallle and Uudley Kield
WHITMAN APPROVES1
BIG HEALTH BUDGET
Will Ask Legislature to Start
Fiscal Year Three Months
Karlier.
FREE I'XKIMONIA BKRi'M
ALBAXT, rec.
! warmly indorsed
, QoVi Whitman
the work of Pr llei-
mann ST, Hlgge, bead of the State De
partment of Health, Slid of Dr. T,inley
llud.l Williams. Deputy Stale Health
Commlaaloner, to-dn , when he approved
practically nil of the requests for health
1nal..n a n.l. i , i ,, ,i in tnem for the
. L .
lomlng fiscal year.
Ir. Bigga aubmlited requests for ap
propriations amounting to 2a,ii.- as
against I3S0.TT.'. expended this ear.
The Increased exoendlturea provided are
IfllHh' In lha .Unmn.tilul I U lior ft 1 OC: i
and for personal semce Pr. BlgtaB' Hotel Astor next Monday. Ous-j
declared that all of them were Indlspen-1 ravus T. Klrby and his associate on
sable, and after considerable discussion ' t hs pXecutie and adlsorv committees
(lov. Whttmsr agreed to the budget f , congratu- !
Pr Higgs told the loernoi- lhat I he 1
department plan to greatly Incri'ase Its j ''" 'nr Placing the questions to be!
laboratory aeni.e. Free pneumonia ' I onstdorod in such clear form, and many ,
serum aoon will be available, he ex-
J plained, when the department will be
I tbp mil . nohttc bodv sunnlv itig the
serum free. The Hockefeller Instltiitn
is the only vrlvate Institution where It
can be obtained without charge
Deaenda no (omanlasloaer.
Oov. Whltnvtn. in approving the re
quest, told Dr Mlggs he felt that he
should not attempt to cut the depart
ment below Its reasonable requirement
and must rely upon the Commissioner
to see that the in.'ieased appropriations
were not wasted. Dr. Biggs replied that
he would see that economy waa practised
In every direction consistent with the
maintenance of efficiency.
In the coutse of the discussion over
the estimates It developed that the Uov
ernor plan to ask the lagllaturp for
a l-hnnge in the start of the flscsl vein,
from October 1 lo July I. The next
fiscal year. If this suggestion l ap
proved and become I law will run from
July 1. 1916. to June 10. IMT.
It I expected that the ilovemor will
refer to the necessity for thla change in
hla annual message and point out that
owing to the lapse of time between the
date when reqursts for approprlatlone
are made and submitted to the Comp
troller, which is November II, and the
date whin the flcal vear begin. October
1. estimate for the next flscsl eat are
made practically without knowledge of
exiienscn for the current ) ear.
That the charge constitute vine of the
most important features of t.ov. Whit
man's financial plan i the view here.
It will Involve a reconstruction of the
appropriation eytm. since three
months will be cut out of thO vear It
stso win eliminate moo1 if not ail of
departmental requests foi sums lo meet
estimated deficiencies.
To Raise Malarlrs.
The estimates for the civil serv ice de
partment as submitted by Commissioner
Samuel II OrdWgy call for IIOMSO for
thaoomltlg fiscal vear. as against an ex-
pondlturs of fss.sri? this year
TIip Governor has approved requests
for saiarv Increases amounting to ii.
tro. hp also approved a request for a
physician to make physical examination
of employees In raplalnlng this request
Commissioner trd-.va' s.p the comints
sum frequently received complaints that
persons certified on Lb civil servl. p lists
were pliv slcall;. incapable. lie In
stanced a complaint n Presiding; Jus
tice ingraii.im of t'.ie Appellate Division
that litany persons certified for court at
tendant were aged and de 'rOptl Ti.e
commission plana if possible, to Inquire
itii the physical condition of ever) per
son certlflt .1
The Cominleaoner e.N-c:s to Investl
gate the charactsr of civil ssrvtce ap
pllcants. oapectafly In ih cass of nurses
and Institutional attendants There
have be-- i several conplalnts from tod
ford. Hudson and otiier Institutions that
nurses corUflsd for sinployment there
were moral!) Unfll for the rttsltlon.
VESSELS WARNED NOT
TO ROUTE VIA PANAMA
i
j
, '
lHll i
A Snmll Ships rts
f'lwnnw'l Is Not Yot Open
for Traffic.
AH1NOT0N, 1 .-. 21
nient K'M lMUd tOd' h
t lif I'anantii .atiHl lirrt-.
"Tlierf have hPi-n B i
r-ont I ' in i.i.' e v s ; -a i i--. h
I'm- ctctlf
tht otli. f of
in h tiori- re
regarding t ua
P'oaage or voespi tnrougn in
p Panama
for Infor
'Canal, a cguisgram nsKing
mation hag been rm to ihe iathtntiM
ami rgfjl haa 1 i rex Pi from w hich
it w OUld Kre'u thai a temporal OppOf4
tunlty to paai antill ''aft drawing about
MfttpTi and a half ieei or lew waa taken
advantage of ami certain Mesru which
had irppn held alnve the uaml
i l .
Tvr aiiowpd to paaa the siiiv
"if almUar opportunity ifi er a
a mi it tonal t-HHt'if of u greater
which nlo have hfpn h'lH sin''
. sz of ti'.p canal will probabl
few
uft.
tii
lie !
paaaed through "it the (lovernor warm
that condUlona are verj unetabla and
,t ( impossible t r aatituate In advance
What th probHhle available channel will
bf at any succeeding Hate.
"The (.lovernor StUI siaten thai tai pre
dictions '"an bp ma tie if the probable
ti.ttp of opening;, ami he igextremel) anx
loui w proven l a premature resumption
of the routing "f Ships via tiie canal.
which would be aur to embarrgM ihe
work and WOUld reuH In 'lela; of
the Anal Opening of a Stable channel.
"Thp doverrior also colli attention tf
tii. fi.t llt-.t sasOi . nsSMalLu
anal all
interest will lie promptly
nolified "
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Miien r ii N'ewbery, I'hlledslphls tv
M t'lnaree, Mr-Ntun.
I'm Usorg to. John n Use cin-
rlnnsili Usorg g Klrby, ish Lake
L'lsrldg Mrs. Carl B. Ward, Phtlsdsl
phi ; Mrs J. m Uengnsebsr, Dtlti Ohio,
si. itefis Mr snd Mrs. tv. it. Ksrchoff
san ristocisee; T vv Dsvla, Peiighltsepals!
Ht eallll .V! r . i i M r
Isstoni
guui ll
lie:., I
Hen. I.
IliS. I'a , ienrfi
I nd
Rlts-(-'srtton Mrt
W'sstburyi U I.i Mi
sttioijr. i 'ashlngter
M. All, n vii .. l;
M r aim Mis. A, l.
Mr. mill Mr- J 1.
Waldorf .t.irla
Wilbur, llrihlrlieni
Penrose) Pennsylvst
dort Fri'lltiftliin sen.
Mm I'. M. Psabodi
It tike.
Pes s. .1 r
I llenr. dl
ll'h p.
IV, Uaeh,
o I-, Dinvsr:
Mssli .. . it. .
1 mite iiruiil.
Mr mill Mr
w
I h ; sen tin- lt,,i
ih; Mr. and Mrs, Ihe
I u.fim I srs i .Mr
ml
. i'.i asm w llilaii. vi
VV null. HiiHtMi: Sir
Clinrles li,, i.i-,,, M.,
i real, senator rnsenor h Burten utiir.
V'anilerlilit .Mr u ml Mrs. iSinhiiii garll
Miner. Han rranelsvui Miss II, 11 t i...
aili Hlaclil Mrs jo.-nii h. ThomaV
Itraokline, Mass i I. n, Msglalhlln nm'
inn; Mrs, M. 10, Ulmstd aii. i Mips ttsrlrud
instil gehsnselsdyi Ura, ii
y n Hsnastt, Toledo i Mr
Ite.ile. Cllliliin. V,l Mr
i . it
W. fli n iii tl an,;
an. I Mrs. Jussplt
oitileti, Phllsdslphls . Mi
.'iin nr, i.
and Mrs A. g
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915.
a 4Ui Z H
AMATEUR CONGRESS I
TO RULE ON PRIZES1
(Juestion Ovf Hooked In Orij--nal
Suwrestion. but Will
Bf Dealt With.
WII.I. WELCOME ADVICE
I .eaileis In all hratwhes of amateur
i sport
I
expressed great interest yesterday
In the published suggestion as 10 tne
definition and scope of an amateur which
will be considered at
gates from governing
congress of dele
bodies to be held
nirn grho had refuaed to believe there
was a chance of arriving at a conclu
sion in Ihe subject that would Mtlgf)
all began to back water aid hop for
i ne beat.
The wisdom of printing the sugges
tions some days in advance of the con
gress was exemplified almnat before the
ink on tii papers waa dry. fine Impor
tant phase had been uverlookpd and lhat
v as calif 1 to th attention of Chairman
Kirby before the dty was over In the j
clause whlrh refer to the acts for which
n amateur shall be debarred from com-
peiitlon. there was no reference to the;
tnan w-ho sell or pawns Ids prir.es. j
Mr. Klrby said that he was glad his
attention had Iveen alpvi to tiiie 00110
km so quickly and that he would wel
eoms any further suggestions tnsde i
either to himself or any other delegate
Though so many de'all.s had been cov- I
ered thoroughly on the uual line of i
reprehenslve acta It was strange that no
one had brought up the question of what
should he done to a man who disposed j
of his prize for money.
This will be Included in the sugar? - !
tlons when Urgy are presented for ac-
tlon Monday, nnd as a nutter of fact it I
opens up another avenue for discussion
a to the character of prltOS. Ths !
Amateur Athletic Tnlon. for Instance. I
very strict in limiting not only the value
but the character of ihe prlssa Mr. I
Klrby said that personal!) he did not j
care how Valuable was the prlte so long
s the man winning It did not dispose
of U. He bad studied the question at
the time of the International Amateu"
AthlOtlc Federation meeting in Paris and
referred to a conversation with an Kng-
llahmgn win. spoke of the expression
"get the cake." Thai came from cai.es
being g.ven for prlxp and It was not.
long before the general Idea prevailed
that amateurs should not receive prusc-
tliat would not Keep, Something of this
character i? likely to ic Interpolated in j
the proposed regulations lo prevent a
return to the old cycling daj a when
Arthur Zimmerman and hla fellow
amateurs raced Tor a team of horses or
even a hOUaS and bo.
In explaining the claj-p relating to.
the ae-o.'latioti of amateu'- wil'i 'o-
ressiuoals Mr K rbj laid tin t thr
tni intention to fores any SUtitl bo.l i
the Amateur Athletic t on to sanction 1
i.iiss between eniateurg and profes
glonals, He persunall) rather favored i
the Idea undei xoepttonSI Ircum- ,
stencea hul thr sotitlmenl in the . A.
t i ttrongl.v agalisi
hand, iii golf, couit t
ma:'.' otiier stmrts
t it. i ni th other
snnlSi billiards an I
prtifeaelonal in I
ainateuto meet in t'i
competition a d !t
hs ni is ng done.
rogulsr order of
ut any apparent
Mr. k rb) pointed out thai should tii I
clause be sdopted the v. I, can In
corporate it In Its coiiefltutlnti without
in an w . receding from it imsltlve
stand on this matter. It simply stipu
late that a professions! ai d a i allMteU'
cannot nnpete together except with th.
conoeni ..r tin- governln body, and ths
bermleslon ihs i i'. in ail probabll
lt nevei iv - l . j t
WILLIAM- FOND OF DALY.
Ms4ttla KawtM NalUCarMoM nil
T;ily, niio In had ffvntrul ;.H'ce c"
WlUlanii R.t1iletlca tor ttw IavI two vc
r'-exos,! ,m nthufliiuitc " iltloi froMi ti e
t-niir'' Ht ihIomI 'Km . n t I simll tf n .
i . - j 1 1 1 ; e. ATlVl tlOOtl UMn Mi" i f1 U r i
frin Vtol A n rolltiTf m9ttiig &pi
niffhthhp undrffrtvluBti xnricl tin!-
i-rtrritli: roillldtnoc In l.t!'. ami h '
nbllllj tr htmdle Ihe a thiol U' ultufttlon.
Th niff'iiRr tn-lny WRM hUI i.i'H-ly lo
I liCHurUefc liim in n dsi'lhlon to stay ;it
( Williams I net end of m
I lion ta id to ha hoc
j Vale. After prolong e
J numerous hcc re I ah
1 1 be st udenta.
cep ng the p
i offpre I him
i.r
i shouting ami
la- -. n.v addremed
FORDHAM TO CHOOSE CAPTAIN.
UMll Nine vi,. Mill ote In Kiel's
I f Leader lii-ilns.
I'urdit.ttii will Slscl it foot Us II rgJMglll
for llSKt eiirto-da during .i inert i
in ..ie i.i n iUiir,e Nin.. "f- tin
' "! I heir Is. lint, and this Is tin
I gmglleei number of men ihsi ever hw
(voted for a gridiron iMdr- ,,i kMrdham
rns i'Sitnlii win vo . e the ihes of :
studgni bod; ni ehoi ilng -i football
coait i ftesl ggggun nnd Iht name uf
Har v Vaughn is prett)' sure to ie sn
nounosd the selection,
lllreetor lush anil the faculty director
win oonsdei sppllcatlnns, Iwwever, nt
it may bs that Conelt Vaughn will .le
r'de i i snter business snd niv-e mi foi. -ball.
At iiies'ni lie undecided on t'i"
iioint. Jim Mm t- nf Wilmington. Pel.,
and Jack f'enklln or Anson Is. Conn.,
are t strongsal randldgtsi for, the
eglMglney, ss the are three vest- vet
rans mi ids gridiron a- Pordhgni
Tie Kiirriiiatn sohedule for negi fall
is not settled snd there
elevens from n Itlch the Ma
sldsrtng offet of games,
I: appeals the e s i n
Kordhnm a mi ffew Vorit
meeting naxi .. . ami iii
Coluntbls KHine for I'm ye
Vine r. tiled aws)
are
ma-
non ' -
limine n'
I'nivei 1: :
lordham
1 seem t.
BIG SCORE FOR FORDHAM PREP.
Ileal si. I'riiiii'l Prep I'lie lis
Urerwkelmlng Margjlgi
fordham Prop won sscond n
sei'ittlvs vletor; when it drfentsd H'.
I'Vaiui i'rep on ths Cordham rouri ys.
tstday, ovsrwheliiiins tie vlsltorr (I to
9, Uuring the first lialf Rt. irtanels
L'OUld tl"' sviil " a poll! I anil I'nneli I .lis 1
ouballtuted id entire seeotid team nl tin
beginning of ihe second iierlod.
Collins rogvtl eighteen field goals nnd
PYlMni's passing vv .1 sxrelleni .Ma:.,
a substitute mi ih winning it . did
well. Ifetnei -..a His slrongi'sl player
1 hi. Prgnoig,
N I in .I tin in I'rep. Vnvler Inline.
The Pordhani rep and Kavler Hiku
HohOOl llggketbllll g.inie ahich Win In
linve been played mi the Purdham coun
Mil T.iurailuv aft
ha lieeu I'ancellsd
ie tii Plordham
Will he tui bgSltl
ilie l ' n 10110018
Xavler I nun did
last week. . y
manaii'ipont, Tim
tii. iii masting het v i
till season, aa t
not rl..) aa acheuulod
GEORGETOWN NEVER
HAS CHANCE TO WIN
N. V. V. Five Oain an Kasy
Vietory on Its Own Court.
Seore 19 to II,
in a game that wa marked through
out by rough work Xew Toik I'niversily
defeated the ileorgeto'wn I'niversily
bsaketbell team lat night. If to IB.
The game was played In the Xew York
University gymnasium and there never
wa a ntometjt that the visitor had a
ahane. Official action Indicated lhat
Hie fteorgetown men were responsible
for must of the rough work, aa three of
the visitor were disqualified for each
ocmmittlng four pen-on fOUld while Cue
local men es aped such a penalty.
In the first tialf X. Y f. rolled Ug 27
point to S for tieergetown. Tind Willi
victory In hand early In the second
half the Xew York team was made up
mostly of substitutes TJie lineup:
Jf, v. t
Tintion"
. f .f forwsrd
Osorgeies n
O'LenP
Kelly
npniillnl
Curn
. . .. . Donnelly
Usui
WhltS
. . Left surd .
. . . . centre
Right forwsrd . . .
Right guard
o-p .
Cann
euninilnss
seers- v,
t . 47; aeerg
nwn. 1
aeell from fleid Whtte 1 Psnn 4 Mean
3. Cummlngs. Kpnitns 3. MoonsVi I:
umnSi I; Krorey. 1. nr N. Y. t . Kel'.v. 1
Ob0na I. gUlllVSO, Ii Kluti-rg. I, for
Oeargetews. Mai from fsul- white is,
KpIIv. 5; O Lnne. I ! O'Sulllvail. 1 Hull-
Stltatse For V 17. Keating far Csnn
Tarlln for BgSn Kranlphfpld tn' I urn
mlngs. Meonpv fo- Hrnrev snn Levins fo
whltsi for ueergstown, gcott or KpUv
Klnubers for Bsrsoinl, HrNutey fot Curry,
a.iliivan for Dannellx Itefpfpe oshpa
Ml Join . t'nipirp Vat. F John's
Tim of helves -'!) mtnutss
NAVY ANNOUNCES SCHEDULES.
Frnrlng, Wrextllna mill (ivmnaatlr
Tram W ill He Kept Hn.
An n'ai'oi i. Md., lec L'l The fen
ing. WTretllng and gymnggtiC schedules
were announced at lite Xsval Academy
to-dsy, They Include contest w ith the
nice prominent college in the K.i.t It
is pvwiDi ina tie ,ew Tora fencers
ClUb "111 agree to cbtinge from I'ebruiii .
" " februarj i!. in which cose the Sew
Yor
Tu
i Veiei.i will send a team
the earlier date Toe three
here o i
s 1. edules
Urmngeliim i ' n . .
Kutgsrs: i'
'p Yerk Pnlverslty: :s. Vm
Mil- hi Cnl rlt) ..f Prims
Prlneeton: II, Itavsrford
VVr still s r.l'ru.-ir I'.nn
L'nlverslljr of lennsvtvsnls ; t.
i'i Plttsliurgt i. v .
venls an-i
': U.
t'nlv rl-
viiir. h '. ii inpetaa
rjsnelng -Januar' :. Itarraed
Februari .. Ntsa VarM res .--New
Vurk Alhletli "'. ii.. Tal
Mareh t Washktgten feneer
I'amelli it. Calvereltj of pent
?.V 'i. iambi
in.
1 .
'Ii.
IMI -I VIIlNTs.
DE WOLF HOPPER WINS
AS DON QUIXOTE
N'evv York has taken D Wolf Hoppgr's "Don
Qtiixotr" to Its heart, gtld an cnlirelv new phase rf
rineniatoirraphic ai l has been limn. ervante'.
rhivalric old lift" had won a modern triumph.
In "Tlio Despoilers," in which Kran!; Kecnan 1p
picts a powerful humgn grtrumonl tor peace, there
an RrgTUment that every mai gnd Woman neeils to
hggd.
In the Kgystone Comedy, "The Hunt" hut then
this is a Keystone Comedy, surely sufficient,
Knickerbocker Theatre
Broadway & 38th Street
Daily Mats., 25c and 50c. Eve, 25c, 50c, 75c,
$1.00; a few at $2.00.
SYMPHONY
Si tl i lei ii r New lurk
HUH l v M It i vi ii nnriii, inr.
SKI (iSli SK fl ff.1. i.l Kill II T
Nllliltny Uterinum- lie gl n n 1 1 1 1. Jaitiinr. 9
with IIF.I I IMI I l ltiii . it v VI
Kill IM I K
IIIIMI l
III I I III SUN
m miii
M III VI 1VV III INK
Mill 1UVV
V IV IIKI.ISM It
NNI Ski
iii lilirj Venllmi HMu
Sill
n pi urn i
Paderewski Concert Postponed
mini
i-U'l ten attscn
f M,
stgla Mi
..ni ni
I'i. 'i.'
miipslled
liesi
vttM i.ir it t.i
suit, (ft., Jan. I. uf 'nil.
T , ots. ..'i i tv to
KREISLER
S.'.Bnies tliKtliS
No ! Poi orrn
Dir. i tliiii I ' KID
THEATRE FRANGAIS
in
14th si
I'n
lie . am I'
tu
m rg. nil its
A s I I ! to
I'milirlll an.l I ii, i ii ncuicc "
Mann,, .111.1 Kve'g UCrllot
"llie t.endre of Mr. 1'iyler".
"Ie V il. in iie Mr. I'errli hon" :
od lie.. "I.'vhtie I onaiaoitn."
I rl.
In
Sal .
Mai
live.
Mat
BawdfcogtsTMdAe. Ptsss Bi . t
VI I ItlMKIlV RnT lit t ill Ml. Il l
IRVINO PLACE THEATRE
Tonight s I .
In n il
Tanxt Walser." Tbu "Mm Volkageud Ibsen
HtlTKI.S AND Hl.st M HANTS
UtbStrcCt. ner Fourtg Waaug
TRY'
4 V I IM V II V V 11 k
or I lllti henn In ll.i. II .11 u
II Ml 1ST I'I km .null 'l I ft riji 1.
MtlDKUATK Plllt'M Dwi'iM
Strand Roof Garden 111 .".:.!. ,W..V i
I'll si
KT TK.A I In li III SI I'I'KIl
PcHMibirfty Tea
lies lii-nlshi
M I.i !'
. unieai i in.e. uu-. il
III I.I. VI Kl I .
HOTEL ALBERT
I uh A I n,, . pi
I liliM-k ami ..r M - u
Male SI up. I.tielleiit reatauranl and
i ale. it i. .derate orli e. Speelal rate tui
permaoenl soeala. Modern, rueprouf.
Prince George Rotel
Are. ami it I
1 ft.
GOULDING CHARGES
HAVE FALLEN FLAT
A. A. F. Silent. However, on
Nature of Accusation Against
Champion Walker.
A N OT II E R I X X KST W A 1 1 0
caue the pool is undergoing repairs
i they will not lie able lo use It for three
The charge, of profeslonaluun made Kennedy has made arrange-
. . ... . . navtils to use Ihe Xew York V C. pool
aga.t.st tleorge Houldlng of Toronto hv , b.t.nln)c wffk With a month
William If. Parry have fallen flat, accord-1 i.etween the flrat and second meet for
Ins lo a statement laaued last night by the! the Columbia, team a rest Is necesaary
registration commute, of the Metropoli- j " from '"
taji Association of Ihe A. A. V. But the j rjoggh Kennedy said that this ought
great Canadian walker Is not cleared, !o be the ilonest rat In the history of
although the committee hsd spent three ' the Intercollegiate Swimming League
weeks In investigation and received eland Ihe winner of the title under the
Ktatement from OOSUdjTSJ Himeelf on I t.ew ytem. by which SsVOtl team meet
lite lUSptclOUS OjfCUmitgDOes being in-.the 0thrIWlc0i has a fairer chance 'of
v estimated proving If I better than under the dla-
Tfte myeteiy of what ijouldlng wn' carded system which resulted In a triple
charged w ith ortgljiallv I as not been '. tie for the cliamplonslilp last year be
explained, neither has it been msde clesr
What offences sre still laid at his door
The official notice of the committee's ac
tion, or Inaction, I contained in the fol
io vlng iirlef paragraph :
Mr. Parry has not presented any
evldencs thai would tend to profee-
BlonsllSS ClSOrge OOUldlng of Toronto,
""anada, but th cominlttee I Invaetl
gaiing further eviden e along the lines
of unfair competition.
Though members of th roplslratlon
committee were rottostit aa to ins nitttre
of the new- Charges agaiivat the Wotiil'ei
nun. M .mi wwnvri ii wa aw -
bv
friend of tiuMIng in thla city that,,,.., UgwoHh. X. J.. last avenlna
they
re of a very trivial Mlgraetor.
Tup pprson who claimed to kr.ow tiie'
.tiside fa ts snhl that the chairman of I
I the teg
I session
Hon committee wa
I'e-
uf
two letters from Oi jldlng
to l-.ddie FtenS. tiie Amsr.can Champion,
who finished second to the Canadian In
I the l ift sev.
' In the fir
' louldlng w r
mac . ,in,.,o::M4.
letter it Is asserted that
to Reng aaklng Hi latter
1 O
: to
, I :
I Hi
lo o Iii Hnrfani ,.i : 'i ne'e in a ra. p
nx re,.lled that he was not in cOndl J
n and did not carr to make the triei. I
c sn receiving till? letter i;ou!dmg again
mote to ROM aid asked iiltn to go to!
I Muffnlo snvhiow, using :.ie words "the
I race Will be an easy one.'
Men who have bee-, acquainted with
i track ami fteld poii- for ysars j
laus led tit the idea of such flimsy iv. 1
donee l lug srr.ously considered agalt
: foreign atli'ete of tiie standing of
louldlng 'Hiere betve been dogens of
such "ea.sy racef m which American I
I cracks have - i ami of which no
official notice bus been taken a notable I
-' i nee was a half mile run at Wash
ington Park, Brooklyn, shortly ':r the
I Htocaholiii Ulymplc rhamplonalilps in
I which Meredl'lt, ih world's .. cor.il
MS1KMIAT-.
' METROPOLITAN "r ,.R
IS-nlShl v IA Iruilain. Ilemvxl Ilu
maeeo hi I .in teaani I'onil Havsgaoll
I mun.stN Santsnn , i Iiallla. Mstssnsuer
I rio VtnSUi Itothler Helilegei end, Pnlsrro
rrl. lnt. a' S ;to I'rles IMV to S2.an
lliien.el ii . relet. Msmiii, MsttfMd HvlM
tjorltr t'ond lUsei roTld Ivv Hnllel.
Iiam, lliinniliinndl orp(e Midiei c m l Seiirl
rrl.tl 1,1 Irlsmnii Isnlge. h'UM. Olirr
i ni.-. Ilraiiti vv. ii iiin. li i nnii HorUltrkr
gat, Mat, i : ga. Ueatlnn Mstte
. irine- ilartlnnlll Nrntil.arnti t'ond., INdsrcn
'"I Mini, i s Martu. ItempVi, Obee
i arnso in-I. m i, Malatesta t'ond . usvsgnnll
Mi ll ' ,i M .ilknere. Mm enaiii r Kurl
" ''"-, l,r"'i" Heirtt i 'nnii KialinKl
II VIII1M IV I'lAMI I SKI)
Mtmi i harles 1 11111,11, . .,
MATINEE DAILY i'rM.JI.OO
Kv Srl.'i A si M..I
HIP HIP MflflRaV
.... navaai .
cntKA S ,it" Hensstljtnsl te
0UU0A l.VMJ lee Hall.., ,.,
pie
Is up
lull
Slane.1 I" It II II 1.
w III
i:XTRA Speril SUNDAY M.hi
V I lull II
v pnasrsnce
ivn vi 1.
, TIIK
in ihTi n
I'K UA I'll
1 ins
PAVLOWA
with S0USA and HIS BAND
r.its mi Bpertai lun on
l 'prn
Maiini Elliott's Theatre
IMllh at.
r II'...
Succvhh Extraordinaire
YVETTE
GUILBERT
K 1" O N 11 .-' K it 1 !: s
Vet ..11. .la. Ktg llsr, !. at S:3n
KOlXoWIXtl lA1 i:s
TlJSS Aft. tl.. Jy,,', , .
Krldal Aft. Uec 31 Jan') 7. at ;;
Itillida) Bvg . .inn .tan 1. ;, 1 ;,,
'Ih'ltets in Hnv 1 iff 1 . Knebi plsno
Plrei Hui. C'slllSrlnS V Hntniiiaii.
CORTr,
W, lHll SI I'll,,, . lire I. g
Mill. I mini I'.ili .1 ,ii . I '.
Ill
PRINCESS PAT
Hliissniit
1 1 1" I lie r I
I
usual nil imii'iKII v Mill PAIN I I It
IVSiiJL' imi ohm ii ":
W II1IUH Mr HHr HT im I
ulli iHKSTtt A
STANDARD
U'WSy A UOth gt. Kw ;;.V"tiist
SOMI'. HAHV" uh i
l A Ml .tenet. mi lie illgella.
i i Thum --
LEXINGTON
Mi Thura.VAgi
"DAMAGED GOODS'
GARDEN
TIIRATRK '-''in 11 A vii kv
Phons 00s lin elev. k'vts, a l
VI
Sstliruar -' 1.1 Bmiann'a Iumm.
iiii. mi writs.- uhii Kmanuel iieiea
I li. VV eaier. Notabls Trlmnpli Mali
Dili KRITH'I n tiMtivA. ADtt tint
" m w ii ot on ta. WTO.
t; v s li si son M.i . kmamVii
is yMat -.tit .i i mo in on o Vii i ms
C?l-0sI,L 'GERMANY AT WAR"
MAI UAILV. AU gtai t.ug. Hill
Du n.Uu ruj
1
holder, nnd seveml other champion
competed and ran the half mile In about
lilt, Ciiless doubling aciually Indicated
that he would not try to win. apparently
there Is ic basis for the charge of Un
fa'r Competition, Unlets it be unfair to
walk fa-ter than Ihe other IMn,
HARD FIGHT FOR SWIMMERS.
( olamhla. However,
tins (.oori ha nee
Hellrves
for Tills.
Columbia's sw imming squad ended i t
practice 'yesterday In the Mm nlngslife
Height pool until January 7. Coach
Kennedy dees not Intend to give hie
charge a rest until that date, hut 1m-
tween Yale. Pennsylvania and Columbia
I Becaure of a better balanced retav
I team and superior sprinters Kennedy
I bellOYei Columbia ought to be the
nner. Morton I.e y, a 2.io pound
plunger. 1 elped strengthen Kennedy
confidence In hi team when he n ade
75 feet yesterday,
FIFTEEN FRENCHIES AT SHOW.
niln'
Mlial on
llesl of
la sclpctpd a
lot.
. P ft. ,. entile face 1 Vti I Mabel t!
ghs waa the i,..w m th ,t ,i..,a,
,f ., Prt! to held bv tiie Trench
tjulldoe flub of America t 'he (in-iro.
ri.in Hotel Frederic l-offet ' Oamltl'S
! Ur al Ron w a tiie bet of the male dog
i and (liorae
I Dream wa
, Cannlngo Oeuernl Hunlri
besl of tii.. op,M.itp seg,
n pupines Mrs llosea lllgrit s won
with enu II. a taking Ihree-month-old
puppy by the name sire as the winning
Ult.-hell Hear Mamlnl
villi.
t'ttiCAOO, Oec It. Ritchie
bad bv far the better of It in
to-nlght with Benny Palmer.
took llie honor in seven of
round Palmer took Ihe plai
Mandot,
Mitchell
Ills bout
Mitchell ,
the ten i
. of Joe I
. I . V 1 . tn ret t ule relit j .
"ne bSSke ball team of t tie Col.ege of
the Clt .-f Xew York will play Yale o
r day Thla will be th first appear
ance of tc Xew Haven te.ni in Man.
hattar this season, The outcome of
he game will he an Indication of tiie
comparative merit of Yale and Prince
ton. MI'sKlr'.N .
tm To-
m ST.Mh.
. . I Ml
PRINCESS
soih ti '
IH'RNtNll
Fri. E.
Mrts
.1V.
Vrv li;
l I . ned; .
COMEDY
VERY 8000 EDDIE
list g.ofB'WSV. Klis I.I.
Mai" Tne. ai A lie.- :to
i.im.ii snis -air A Me.
HI Js I I inn III IN kivan Rrs, World
m
iyricv
MHtm.'.FsWi;,
V I'liiitln.iali'
ror ami a
1 i.f the .(nr. nf
run vn run-
OOTN
1 VV i
il Mi
II in
ire To-ds
. n delmh
lie -aid
LORD DUNDREARY
S9TN ST.
I'hea iiesrH'was Bv
Mel T.'eti, aat A tie.'
I Mil I HTKtl NM In
CASINO
li'wa. A l0tb Hi
l .Mi Matinee Tl
M:IHMJl;nilM
wltS
CECIL
LKAN
rm i lib) inusi'
,V,,.e,nAfHr the Theatre
Vilm 1 Nurhn
to .ill K Sun
Supper A Tea I t.i n W i d A H'
Kan. In World lianiplno lee Skaters
dni. free tu tatile i tuee ipnner sl.AU and
r la . arte. itt. iti sk.iiluir at Tea IllnnrT A Sup r
Table Koaervstlara Ills OupiTsI ftBSa nrysni
NK I IIIIK'S I t.AIIINI.
EMPIRE
R osy 40tb W Fi' -
Mac TO-OAV. .mil Sal
at s 1
Kstra Matinee Tnea.. Her.
MAUDE ADAMS "PETER PAN"
Ian. "o. "Tin i.iiri.y. mimshk
LYCEUM
vv ,
a .Ml, at
-io st IW
.V Shi -.' jo
Mi.
To
ETHEL BARRYMORE
tie new
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Ot II MRS Mil III SM I "
HUDSON
tv pal
lal-
lli h St Kvi
Tn 11 VV A sa
at s t "
111
HARRIS m
Kvs s
1 1 V V A s
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It'll s
In 1 vv
GAIETY v,
null st
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M iirns.'i
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a ne.
ninaiu I.
SADIE LOVE
fl
VV lit.
vi tltj.iltii
It V vim
CANDLER m!,iTtJ."iaV
llr am i
POP, Sat A I
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
Man Until A the lireat Ml Aniertean faal
I IHIIiMC JV st Bryant an Kvk in
LUnOftunC XJatlnenTf) l N A s.,t n
LEO DITRICHSTEIN
In his iri niiph rill. I.RI'AI I ot I II "
PARK
'Oth si and t nl irele
'ontln .i IS in ni' vi
15c to 50c
GERMANY
ON
lilt
FIRING LINE
1 1 ei in ii slaff Mln l'l. lure.. An. p. V i ,lnti,
A1TH IT
i nr 1 1 in
TUK NK VV V llltK Ml lit I Ii s
I'll. HUM. IN IIKMI
UKTIMIoUl PRCIKl II ATM TO II I'M
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If FATINf. S'
IVt J1VI1 IJlU a
Nicholas R nk
HARDER FOR DOG TO
GAIN CHAMPIONSHIP
American Kennel Chill Votr,
lo stiffen Requirrtnenti
for a Tit If
ft
ROFKKFEM.EII
i;vi(,x
A small number of delegate!
out for the regular qugrterl)
t.f llie American Ken ei I'lui. i
lerda.v aftertsgOh In the chlh's .
tcr at I Liberty Mreet Ii spit
liirr.-
Id v..
idgosi
Ot 1,1
slim SttCndancs several in i
port a nca weie besught up md
upon.
Thg action with thp musl r.i
Ing effect was the vote of till
which decided thai herenfter u
log
win a cnumpiongnip iinis', ,
fifteen ponits at shOWg ft
ihe club, but mudl n n tx '
lMinl at three point slum
lore it Was pugelbie to win a
ship by whining 'at li r
Ih
I
lure, roe delegate tctt thai
si Ips hud become loo .
and Hip word rhamptoti Isefoi
ramp did nol carry I le Weig
till ..
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Utat t
i rali
hOUld. They dlSCUSSCll ill
length nnd decided upill Ihe iboi
'as n means of m.ikmg t sf I'
a championship and thereb
its value.
William '!. ItOckefellei wnn .
chairman of tin- fl- aic. .,
let esl hi-' resignation a. . ...
the i-lub. and Wlll'ain RliUi .pi
t the Westminster Kent. el cum,
el. qted to fill tie v ican
Tor some time Mr II . f . ,
blllty lo act gs a delegnli n id
hud been qUOMtloned 1c ii i'i
ber of ihe club, whn rltilmeil
,1. I
I
I had forf I" d Ills rich! i i
hoard by falling i" stleil I meal t I
stittcd biigt.i of time i , r ..
Ian excuse, His withdraw
' suit of this stand b SOmi
I tales.
A le-olution W.llch did Mil
a nir i a 1 of thoO p. .-si it i
dog to compote in the w .
mdst have Competed Rgalnsl it
dogs in ins legukir - . i 'i'
voted down. A letter .-' . ..
SP1 liesirge Kolev 01 l.m. l.. (
whs red Sliggl -.tu hat ic
club pass a i ul" tbt all rlbh
gt'ltS shows be Of a tl iffirtt,
first, red second, third low
that the use o." then itnttdH il
lie made obligatory for
OlObs w itli an K ' . .
nilttee composed "f Howe ! u .
Charles II. Wood anil T lor. nfl
indn whs apgolnted to laki it tnitl
up and reHrt its llndtug In i
at it negl meetlngi tilher uu
::es was discussed ami t ii
J. til tied.
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