ft-
te
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HABIT
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read!
the
Classified
Ada.
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you
lose,
advertise
for
if
you
find,
locate
the
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you
need,
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ugjgl
OET
THE
CLA8SHT
Jia
.;
1
XV!
Ill
No.
202.
Ang
WtUI
.
r.
r
oar
shorts,
tbe
c.
0.
W'oT
i
uucis
of
halibut,
orterlni
her
deferred
until
tomorrow.
't
10
ouy
on
refrtterator
oar
avail-'day
but
ate
more
are
aapeetad
11
vc
tonight
from
tb
Bwst.
Tbe
-
P'd
at
the
Pish
Baehne
this
"
k
were
ss
follows:
It
IHHI
Celtic,
t.ae
pound
Daly.
Addincton,
MJmt
TVatdy
J.,
M,-
1
Hwiuuc.
u.oob;
BWans,
TM;
"
:t.'K:
Charlotte,
MW.
"'.i(lmn
Xalan,
11,000
pounds.
ii
vi
lo-French
Naval
reement
Is
Forgery
1B0
teas
of
steal
which
will
be
used
In
the
construction
of
the
ear
oarat
for
the
Canadian
Watlanal
Railways
at
tb
local
dry
doek
Is
expected
to
arrive
about
to
cod
of
the
month.
Meantime,
the
staging
hv
tip
In
the
big
able
shad
aad
everything
proceed
wtth
as
toon
a
tbe
la
la
readiness
for
the
job
to
be
prooMdcfl
with
as
soon
as
tha
material
arrives.
Mackenzie
King
Was
Centre
Of
Scene
of
Courtly
Pomp
As
He
Signed
Historic
Pact
I'AIUS,
August
28.
Amid
a
scene
of
courtly
pomp
Premier
M-n.ie
King,
Canada's
Premier,
affixed
his
official
signature
to
:an
for
the
outlawry
of
war,
thus
committing
Canada
to
settle
11
;ut's
with
other
countries
by
pacific
means
hereafter.
He
fol-u
1
Lord
Cushendon.
Britain's
plenipotentiary,
who
waa
tbe
xi
ti
in
io;n.
As
great
crowds
surged
around
the
foreign
office
Premier
i
an
ompanied
by
Senator
Dandurand,
Dr.
C.
D.
Skelton,
un-1
'
M-ctury
for
foreign
affairs,
and
Harry
Baldwin,
the
Premier's
'iiry,
arrived
fifteen
minutes
previous
to
the
ceremony.
promptly
at
thru
Premier
Polnoare
of
FISH
SALE
DEFERRED
BY
SHORTAGE
OF
CARS
r"iai
t
I:i5,ihmi
I'ouikIx
of
lUllliut,
(if-rrwl
Tills
Muriilnf.
Held
Over
TH
nt
TMHturi
iMMturttiw
France
entered
and
directly
afterwards
the
principal
signatories
toUowwd.
PoUowing
an
addraaa
by
M.
Beiaad,
French
foretfn
mlnlatsr,
the
document
was
signed.
Or.
Ouatav
atwuisnn
of
Germany
being
tint
to
afflc
his
signature
and
four
minutes
later
Premier
Xing
signed
He
was
smiling
aa
ha
resumed
Ms
seat
and
was
greeted
by
Lord
Cueheudiin
aalors
sitUug
down.
NOTED
BREEDER
OF
THOROUGHBRED
HORSES
DIED
IN
OWN
GARAGE
winniptx)
Aug
as
o
a.
MoOon-aid,
prominent
lumberman
and
wall
hnowa
In
western
Cansda
as
a
bvdr
of
thoroughbred
horses,
was
found
oead
In
his
garage,
a
vlcum
of
carbon
monoxide
gas.
Says
Foreign
Office
LONDON,
August
28.
"We
have
an
copies
of
a
letter
which
ioriH
to
have
been
written
by
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
tecrt-
.
.f
Ktate
for
foreign
affairs,
to
Aristide
Briand,
Prench
foreign
isirr,
concerning
alleged
terns
of
an
Anglo-French
naval
agree-it.
and
we
have
no
hesitation
in
declaring
the
letter
mast
otrvi-
have
been
a
forgery.
No
communication,
even
remotely
in
n
sense
as
suggested,
ever
passed
from
Sir
Austen
to
M.
Briand."
statement
was
issued
by
the
foreign
office
to
the
Canadian
document,
a
summary
of
which
iublihd
widely
Is
United
States
c.i-iati.
bu
now
been
raoeivad
in
i!d
it
is
stated
to
be
a
most
'
xiid
palpable
forgery.
It
Is
un-
i
the
British
government
has
i
mutrurtlon
to
the
British
-.i
Washington
to
deny
oalagorl-authenticity
of
the
document.
ATTRACTIVE
GARDEN
PARTY
JIELD
TODAY
Ibaullful
Lawn
of
Mm.
I.
II.
HuVer-lii
I
lu
Idem
Nw
of
t'umitwu
TKU
AHersMMMi
Oi.
uii
spacious
lawn
of
Use
heat
of
t
Ui
T
n
Duvcrasc,
en
fourth
Ave.
j
niitili
is
beautifully
decorated
for:
-anion
with
Japan
e
parasols
end
j
f
a
tea,
sale
of
hone
ooofclag,
j
nd
candy
Is
betas;
held
this
.
.!.
between
the
hour
of
s
and
i
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
at
-
Anglican
Oatbsdral.
Ail.
DuVernet
la
being
asj
ing
by
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew.
I
ui
the
Womeos
AuxUlary.
and
A
Rix.
Mrs.
J.
C.
MWswinan.
i
t.
uaaKwonaa,
sua.
J.
n
Mr
M
H.
Oral(
ar
pourlnfl
j
c.rfioe.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Bvltt
and
,
W
Ntcholls
are
cutting
mi!
MBlatad
by
Mrs.
Ouy
R
Bal-
Mm
A
O
aii
and
Mats
B.
Lane.
;
T
tx
home
cooking
tabs
at
In
j
r
Mrs
Oaorge
Rort
and
Mrs
'
.
(i
IrPin
and
Mrs
K.
C.
MoCos-
:?
-
rtmg
oashtsr.
The
musical
;
.
mi
is
m
ohatflr
of
Mia.
J.
A.
ud
servlteura
for
the
afternoon
Mr-
A
T
Parkin.
Mrs
J.
I.
Cad.
4
Smith.
Mia.
W.
A.
M4SNO.
Mrs.
4,
nrwr.
Mrs.
Prank
IXbb.
Mrs.
A.
,'liy.
,Mr
Mia.
8
V
tai
LOST
LIVES
IN
TORONTO
Three
Iturned
to
Death
and
Other
Prolwbly
Will
Die
TORONTO.
Aug.
28.
Unable
to
ewcape
from
a
Maying
building
on
(Juetn
Street
Ea4
in
which
they
lived,
three
people
Umt
their
live
early
lhl
morning
ami
two
were
probably
fatally
injured.
The
dead
are
Jtweph
Ktiman
and
hi
wife
Samti
and
a
so
SMney,
three
yeare
of
age.
The
injured
are
Sadie
11,
Morris
8,
ftennie
6,
the
last
being
leas
seriously
injured.
The
fire
started
in
a
store
on
the
ground
floor.
The
bodies
of
the
dead
were
found
in
the
front
room,
the
others
in
the
rear
rn.
MATKHt
M.
1K
I
K
HlltUL'
HHi
IOM1M1
UI1IIIN
rm
lltVN
JINX
FOLLOWS
!
RACING
SHIPS
AMKKK
AN
fOVTEMiElt
ALL
OONE
I.KAVlMi
HI.li;MiF
I'MUV
ri'Ttit
champion
j
aUOOamtXH.
Mass.,
Aug.
as,
of
the
liahlng
schooucr
Henry
3rd
off
tbe
west
ooaat
of
Mewfoundland
com-
the
work
of
the
JUu
that
has
American
contenders
(or
In-
t
in
on
trial
rne
uoiuaaoia
was
ramaaad
by
a
Prtuoh
trawler
on
bar
second
trip
to
the
Orand
Banks
and
narrowly
eaoaawd
sinking.
Mm
waa
repaired
at
at.
Plan,
but
the
delay
prevented
bar
competing
tor
lb
Sir
Thomas
Liaton
rophy.
sailed
for
In
connection
with
Otoucsatart
Kth
anniversary
oelebra-
uoa.
xna
rinaeisns
hav
not
to
naa.
ounng
th
u
VANCOUVER
TO
HAVE
NEW
CLEARING
HOUSE
AT
STOCK
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
aa.
Vancouver
atock
exchange
will
have
a
nl
taring
house
put
Into
operation
Septaatber
1.
DUttln
the
s0hnm
n
k..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
Tt'KSDA
V,
AUGUST
28.
1928
1
racutg
houars
and
leases
the
Lunenburg
schooner
Bloenose
in
undloButed
rhsaisaaw
ef
th
North
AUani-c
fishing
fkets.
Ihe
Henry
Cord
went
aground
on
liilrcshoal
while
on
a
halibut
bahmg
trip
i.ti
has
been
rapottad
a
total
sm.
Har
crew
was
saved.
The
other
amarlcian
oaetandsn
for
the
iBternatlosal
nsterami's
Cup
which
have
gone
to
their
dooni
since
the
rmoas
wart
Inaugurals
m
iwio
tor
the
purpose
of
Improving
the
tjpe
oi
fishing
v
re
sell
used,
wcs
the
Oo.uiu-
bia,
KspaiaatD,
Pur.
tan
aad
Kijcaoeth
Howard.
Loss
of
the
Columbia
was
the
most
trsac
of
th
dHastart.
Sbe
ss.Iih:
for
the
fishing
grounds
lu
July
01
ml.
never
to
return
to
port.
K
is
believed
she
founoeraC
in
the
storm
o:
August
S
of
that
year,
then
sserv
loasas
to
ahippn
were
auliered
la
June
lttm.
the
Olouosster
scnooii-sr
Baperaat).
which
had
Pel
Led
the
Oanadlan
inhnnstr
fMawmns
to
win
doom
Is
the
fsMla
iiiw
aun
of
aable
Island,
ban
har
t.ew
-was
rescued
Otoucaatar
man
exalt
tbe
Puntan.
Intending
to
aaatnh
bar
-rrlnTi
th
Canadians,
but
even
befor
she
was
launched
stem
of
tbe
waterfront
know
!
she
wouid
never
raos.
Mar
doom
was
sealed
by
00
of
th
old
eupersutlons
of
the
aaa
whan
one
of
bar
hatches!
overturned.
She
left
the
stocks
In
I
April
1823
and
two
months
later
was
in
th
"graveyard
of
th
Atlantic."
having
struck
on
th
northwest
bar
of
Sable
Island,
almost
at
the
spot
whet
ta
saaaranto
waa
wracked.
U
waa
foUowlag
th
teas
of
th
Puritan
that
OlouossVar
built
th
Henry
Ford.
Br
111
luek
bagan
an
hour
attar
ah
waa
launched
when
sm
grotiadsd
on
a
sandbar
at
th
mauth
of
ths
asses
Klver.
where
har
hall
was
pounded
for
a
weak
before
sh
could
be
pulled
off,
repaired
and
ready
lor
flahlug
The
jtak
want
aboard
the
beth
Itowsrd.
amartaat
of
all
aehoonara
that
flgurad
la
the
menh
oactaata.
during
th
on
raoas
off
bar
in
lSSS,
:-et
her
narrowly
trover
in
vunber
list.
tost
off
ellmtna-
jclualon
of
in
matr.culaUon
elaaa.
eight
when
ah
students
having
mad
plant
to
attend
omiislon
with
a
year
la
tax,
this
graceful
craft
Mora
SootU
at
MaUtss
tbe
flrat
year
of
tbe
SOBtasts
the
cap
tain
of
on
of
th
bars
fall
overboard
and
waa
drown!,
and
d
urine
th
first
Inter
national
rao
at
Halifax
one
of
tbe
owner
of
th
tfclawan
did
sudden
ly.
As
tbe
Blusnoss
was
preparlna
o
fc-r
honw
after
th
Olottaaster
of
lOSii,
a
member
of
bar
crew
fell
from
a
dock
to
his
death.
and
1
thrauyhout
the
cjmlag
year
All
public
achosla.
IneriMlltig
th
"high
No-
J
school,
open
on
Tuesday
neat
Bom
of
th
taaahers
are
arriving,
hUss
vtek-r.
who
goes
to
watviw
having
al
All
ta
KboafMBt
had
outer
mlahaps
'
ready
been
lnuduoad
tbau
that
which
ended
their
oartsn.
1
cation
h
the
aseretar.
as
her
new
to-
MEIOHKN
IN
VAMHH'VbK
VANOOUVRR.
Arthur
Mciglien
oouver
yesterday
Aug.
--Right
Hon.
v-iK
a
visitor
m
Van-
n
busli
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
FORGED
PAPERS
CAUSE
BRITISH
GO
VERNMENT
HON.
ARTHUR
MEIGHEN
Former
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
in
Canada,
who
is
visiting
the
West.
HIGH
SCHOOL
:
APPOINTMENT
HNAL
TtAC
HKK
TO
MJ.L
VA
AM'ltS
CIIMI.NU
OM
KlKjllMALT:
l.MWI
BXT
Tl'KNItiV
The
final
appointnMat
to
fill
the
va-
at
th
local
aaan
school
ass
ad.
Marold
HI
shard
Bharole
of
Victoria
being
th
appointee.
Mr
"harpies
baa
been
far
th
past
seven
(wars
with
toe
Kviuimari
Hlsh
nchool
f
labor
His
appotntawint
makes
pcaUble
the
in-
DUKE
THINKS
RAMSAY
NEXT
BR.
PREMIER
Seeo
Swing
ot
Pendulum
Car-rying
Labor
to
Power
Once
More
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
28.
The
Dvke
of
Newcastle,
here
on
a
tour
of
the
west,
think
it
quite
possible
that
Kamsay
.Macdon-aid,
Loibor
leader,
will
become
prime
minister
of
Great
Britain
after
the
next
election.
He
say
the
possible
change
will
be
doe
to
the
serious
increase
in
unemployment
and
also
to
the
political
pendulum
swinging
one
way
aati
then
the
other
in
Great
Britain.
1
Miss
AUeeu
Stephens,
who
taught
!
school
at
Oonah
River.
Porchar
lataad.
lift
year,
ha
secured
s
school
In
the
Francois
Lake
district
for
the
term.
She
will
teach
a
tew
Miss
Alice
Pi
11
bury,
also
of
this
Slay.
General
Assembly
of
Presbyterian
Church
Forbids
Orr
Preach
VANCOUVER,
August
28.
The
commission
of
the
General
Assembly
of
the
rtwebyteriftn
Church
as
issued
an
$der
forbidding
Rev.
S.
Robattem
Orr,
suaperrdest.
jsaaapo
(
fk
Can
tral
Pres-Vtn.
Church,
teM
,WMU3Lle
of
"-r
T-nr--rj-tfnB)iaat
ntuluL
Mr.
Orr
is
under
suspension
pending
bemriag
of
the
divorce
ease
in
which
he
is
named
as
co-respondent.
He
aaa,
however,
bsn
as
those
In
th
larawr
pities.
JA
wUl
1,0'dln
Mrvlt8
'
smother
building.
He
has
declared
his
freedom
operate
aa
a
taeUrky
to
the
eaenaat:
te
preaeh
the
gotpt!
but
staled
be
would
not
uee
tbe
Presbyterian
buslnaes
and
teo'
trsnsttttons
as
srrina
wwi
as
arroraing
a
aniweure
f
prot
110a
to
tb
public
la
the
sMOtttloa
of
In
i-ntura"
options
today.
trading
Copies
of
lwtters
written
by
tbe
Assembly
te
Nr.
Orr
and
to
the
Central
Chut
were
reed
last
night
Tbe
coneepondeace
warns
m
bettors
ch
.office
ben
refund
member
that
attendance
at
Mr.
Orr's
aerviees
1
may
jeoiai-di.e
his
standing
in
the
Presbyterian
Church.
Boston
Grill
!i
LAKGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
8
to
12.
Danre
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
rhone
4S7
Price
Five
Cents
UBLE
Results
Next
Three
Days
Big
Single
Factor
In
Determining
Who
Will
Win,
Odds
Are
Even
Candidates
Set
Fat
Pace;
Never
Was
Race
so
Close
or
Hotly
Con-tested;
Cndidftes
Determination
Arouses
Public
Interest;
Next
Friday
Night
Important
Just
thret
days
remain
of
the
moat
important,
moat
vital
period
in
the
P
inc
Rupert
Daily
News
$4,000
Gift
Distribution.
,
The
second
rried
vote
offer,
the
biggest
of
the
remainder
of
the
campaign,
end
Friday
night
at
9
p.m.
The
points
schedule
in
the
new
$200
enmpition
for
the
two
$100
new
cash
priies
also
decreases
on
tne
sam
day
and
at
tbe
same
hour.
j
In
the
shori
period
of
3
days
candidates
have
their
last
dp-portuniiy
u
lan
4.
voces
on
the
"double
quick"
and
of
literally
cinching
the
,,rize
c!
their
desire.
The
next
three
days
will
determine
I
to
a
large
extent,
just
which
candidate
in
each
district
will
enrich
I
their
ba'.ik
accounts
by
an
extra
$100
priie.
I
Ntue-
In
this
rvrlfc.y
hss
a
ract-
of
ax.y
ki.
d
'j;-er
bi
estr&eiy
close
j
or
so
hotly
c-jr.'e.
This
fact
has
,
undoubtful)
serv-ed
U
arouse
the
truly
)
?xtr
ordinary
l-rr
t
being
taken
In
j
the
final
dash
tor
Use
wire,
j
It
Is
doubtful
.
There
exists
a
single
I
bom
in
the
enure
territory
served
I
by
The
News
wf
Mi
Is
not
tntaeastad
ion
way
or
anrAhf-r
u
ttus
nsmpalgii
in
th
sucoem
or
one
of
th
fav
orite.
,wcaat
;:
gain
with
anx-
ety
and
eageraoas,
nosing
and
tmt-
ing
that
their
criolo
may
come
unor
the
wire
first
an
be
annlalmad
th
ehsatnton
of
bhamrears,
th
winner
of
capita
priat.
d.tpv.M
a
atoort
tan.
The
hour
or
rrlGs
nictit
will
be
her
almost
before
vuli
know
it.
TO
daisy
now.
to
put
off
tcCvtty
for
so
much
other
day
ti.y
be
vital
to
tbe
campaign
fortunvj
t
any
contend:
.
To
win
any
r
cl
the
capital
or
;
district
prlasa
a
candidate
MOST
hit1
the
ball
this
ve
NO
TIME
If
"SAIt"
Mot
one
alngle
oan
Jdate
In
th:
race,
lrraapecuv;
of
district.
Is
In
s
oocnntandmg
pceit.on
The
race
Is
tool
last
ana
tco
dose.
Anyone
of
a
score
and
more
can
win.
Any
candidate
who
is
"aatlafled"
or
who
la
"overconfident"
is
docmed
to
failure
In
tbe
end.
Ottlnutte
Vnnem
will
no
dcubt
bt
elected
Iran
these
who
en
hance
tbdr
score
tbe
greatest
before
o'clock
Friday
n'xiit
Acttvlt
or
the
lack
of
it
this
week
is
move
vital
than
perhaps
in
ai'.y
other
week
or
spy
other
three
days
or
tn-
campaign.
Pair
warning
has
been
given
you.
No
possible
alibi
for
lack
of
vote
can
,
-lalbly
help
you
Votes
win
win
tr..
beautiful
motor
cant
'
and
votes
alone.
Tfccre
cay
t
little
satisfaction
in
maklrg
excuses
aa
to
"why"
one
ha
not
made
"-he
grade.
Excuses
oan
not
and
will
not
put
a
new
motor
oar
from
the
News
in
your
garage.
But
vote
oan
and
votes
will.
And
both
vote
and
point
par
subscriptions
are
mere
right
now
than
they
will
be
after
ntn
o'clock
Friday
night.
It
will
seem
that
candidate
woo
are
anxious
to
win
will
overtook
no
opportunity
to
aacure
subscription
campaigned
before.
A
great
deal
da-1
pvnds
upon
the
results
of
your
effort
between
now
and
Frklay
night.
And
,
this
much
Is
absolutely
certain;
No;
matter
who
you
art.
no
matter
bowl
STABBING
CASE
ON
PRINCESS
ri)LO!tl;l)
MAN
LOIKIEII
IN
JAIL
riiAitnen
with
assault
with
INTENT
VICTORIA.
Aug.
W.
PoUowing
a
flhorpe
of
assault
wtth
intent
to
asstdei
fallowing
a
stabbing
affray
on
the
PrtwWii
Aelaste
ervrEeata
tr
rooTHsag
shortly
after
the
steamer
left
Victoria
for
Vancouver.
feeman
rredcrlck
Fletcher,
colored,
of
Yarkton.
Bask.,
was
remanded
until
today
whan
he
will
appear
in
polk
court.
f
William
Csnnlng
of
Vancouver,
tbe
victim
of
tbe
attack.
Is
in
St.
Joseph's
j
Hcspttal
where
his
condition
Is
lmpror-I
ing
although
be
Is
not
yet
out
of
dan-Jger.
According
to
tbe
police
a
card
game
was
in
progress
wbo
an
altercation
arc
between
two
men
with
a
large
crowd
of
race
traak
followers
and
other
pssnari
looking
on.
Tb
two
shifted
to
th
after
deck
where
Tkrtcber
drew
a
knlf
and
stabbed
Canning
a
number
of
tan
on
the
chest,
back
and
on
th
loft
arm.
Fletcher
was
Immediately
seised
by
ship's
officers
and
th
ASjalatd
put
hack
to
Victoria
where
b
waa
lodged
In
Jail
and
Canning
was
rushed
to
th
hospital.
NAVALFORCE
CO-OPERATION
KKPOIIT
ITBLIMIi:!)
IX
I'NITEO
STATRei
IN
lE.Ml
llOTH
IN
LONDON
A
Nil
IllANCK
LONDON.
Aug.
M.
The
Sunday
1
Tanas
says
that
no
credence
la
placed
during
th
three
days
between
now
by
authorities
of
the
Foreign
Offle
In
and
o'clock
Friday
night.
ja
report
published
In
North
America
Subscriptions
era
valtbl
to
tbos?that
Oraat
Britain
and
France
hav
who
go
after
than.
Ma
te
It
win
tak
I
agreed
to
a
co-operation
of
the
naval
so
effort
te
attain
your
objsetlve
hut
I
torcas
of
the
two
countries.
oeent
It
fsnernUr
tak
effort
Vj
PAJUS).
Aug.
M.-OCflclal
circle
hare
acocntpllth
anythlne
you
undertake
Bnowtodf,
o,
tmporX
Certainly,
you
will
not
help
yourwelf
Ovvat
Britain
and
Franc
have
reached
materially
If
you
dont
campaign
thaws'aa
agreement
for
naval
co-operation,
next
three
days
aa
you
have
newer
I
.
wu
you
hav
don
heretofore,
no
I
'
-
matter
how
plaaaar
you
r
wtth
your-1
VANiXHTVKR.
Aug.
JS
Dp
con-self
and
your
raaulte,
your
past
par-:
Mrn
was
express
by
Hamasy
Macdon-foTsnaacea
will
count
you
nothing
lu
!
"Jd
when
he
learned
of
th
probable
winning
on
of
the
two
$100
prices,
fete
of
Maoallum
Scott
In
the
missing
and
your
past
result
ar
not
enough
plan.
Ha
was
a
close
friend
of
tb
to
put
you
In
the
wlnnalng
column
British
statesmen,
for
the
big
cars.
Tatar
r,r
too
many!
.
,
...,
who
rerus
to
be
NEW
MANAGER
F)R
CHICAGO
HOCKEY
TEAM
IS
CHOSEN
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
EXPRESSES
CONCERN
HELEN
WILLS
U.S.
CHAMPION
NBW
YORK,
Aug
won
the
women's
38.
Helen
Wills
national
singles
CHTOAOO,
Aug.
St.
Herb
Oardlnar.
championship
rest
roar.
dsatlnc
Helen
aapital
and
trtar
dofeno
player
of
th
Jaoibe
fl-2
b-1,
dlena
of
Montreal,
has
signed
to
Mti
Wills
and
Mrs.
WlghUnan
cf
the
Bluck
Hk
of
Clucago
Biwtoii
wnii
the
double,
defeating
Mr.
1
wiuti'i.
-'aceedlu
Hughie
1
Chilian
L.
a
n
u
h-i
huu
Mist
Editb
Crass,
et
who
has
resigned.
j
California
t-1,
8-8.
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