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VOL. CLVI. Jso. 103 THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1927. properly affiliated Maritime Prov flcient sollcitatlors from the members, it is their intention to provide BUSY SUMMER FOR LORD BURGHLEY AND BRITISH TEAMMATES FIVE DIRECTORS TO SEEK RE-ELECTION with the Bordeaux team are: Le-duc, Delorma, Bridget, Provost, Hutcheson, Durand, Boucher, Bou-langer and Gagnon.

YOUTHFUL FINALISTS RESIDENTIAL SITES FOR SALE On the hillside, between Cote des Ketges Boad and Mount Pleasant Avepue, with a splendid view over the St. Lawrence Kiver and a southerly exportire. The lota are easy of access and are of reasonable sUe and shape. Dio etreet. paving and sidewalka wHl be completed this season.

LOST AT PEM MEET Gibsco, of Fordham, Led Star Tne Cradock Simpson Company (Member Montreal Real Estate Board) 120 ST. JAMES STREET MAin 8090 i EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY ESTATE FOR SALE i Cambridge Hurdler in 400 i Metres at Relay Carnival TWO WORLD MARKS Sltnated on prtrate point of a large lake within an hour of Montreal. Modern stone house of 15 rooms, with spacious grounds attractively laid 'out. fitone boat, house to accommodate 2 large launches, vrttb ballroom above. Garage, stable and poultry houiie all of stone, with living quarters for chauffeur and gardener.

Large enclosed vegetable garden. This attractive property is In perfect order and has alwsys been well looked after. Also farm of ihl acres, with stone barns, In connection. Ik WALTER MOLSON CO. 485 McGILL STREET MAin 0470 (Members Montreal Beat Estate Board) FACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LET DO WD STREET Four storeys, hot water heating, electric elevator, hardwood floors, good light snd shipping facilities.

Sprlnklered throughout. 15,360 feet of floor space. For further particulars, apply: National Trust Company, Limited, Agent 1ES ST. JAMES STREET. (Members Montreal RAYNES SUBDIVISION Buliaing sites for sale on Forden, Forden Crescent, Bowman and Westmount Avenues.

Apply James Baillie, B.14, Board of Trade Bldg. Real Estate Board) HArbour 1270. Feet SWIFT-COPLAND BUILDING 489 ST. PAUL STREET WEST 6,000 Also other space--splendid light low Insurance immediate occupation Passenger and freight elevators UPPER STANLEY STREET RESIDENCE FOR SALE 440 Belay Records Shatter-x ed in Interscholastit and College Events Kennedy Won Decathlon (Special to The Gazette.) Philadelphia, April 29. Johnny Gibson of the ronx, wearing the mcroon of Fordham, defeated Lord Brghley, bearing the light blue of Cambridge University, England, In the 400 metres international hurdle race at Franklin Fleid here today.

On the same field Vernon Kennedy, student at the Missouri State Teaph-ers' College, rose from comparative obscurity to fame by ir.at.ng decathlon honors, witjk a record point total. These two events were the features" of today's programme at the thirty-third Pennsylvania relays carnival which continues here tomorrow. Because of a wholesale withdrawal of entries in the event, the international race was held at the time for which the heats originally were scheduled, and only a handful of the 15,000 spectators who later attended saw the clash of England and America. Besides Gibson and Lord Burghley, the only other starter was T. C.

Liv-ingstone-Learmouth, also of Cambridge University. The three finished wRhin three yards of each other, with Gibson having two yards tver Lord Burghley and the nobleman a yard on his teammate. Gibson's time was .65 2-6, a fifth of a second faster than, his time last year when he also won the event. This time was far elower, than the recoi for the event and also behind Lord Burghley's time of 64 4-5 seconds, made when he won in 1925. The race today was in the nature of revenge for as he was behind Lord Burghley In the 1925 race.

There was a time in today's race when it looked as if all the advance predictions regarding a victory for Gibson or Lord Burghley would bo upset- as Llvingstone-Leai ou'h was in the lead throughout than half of the race. This may have been strategy on the part of the Englishman, however, as with I.earmouth leading at the outside and Gibson, second. Lord Burghley lay behind the Fordham (man. Lord Burghley made a great sprint, but Gibson was ready and met it to force the Cambridge man into second place. To many, the race was looked upon as a world's Intercollegiate championship as Lord Burghley is considered the best college timber-topper in England or on the Continent.

The second British bid for Individual honors was frustrated in the 120-iard high hurdles. Two Cambridge entries, Bowler and Richardson, failed to qualify In the first trials. World's record laurels fell to the crack Mercerburg Academy quar tette, which lowered its own quarter-mile interscholastic relay mark to 42 4-5 seconds, and the University of Pennsylvania's sprint team, which romped oft with the quarter-mile college championship in-41 3-5 seconds, equalling the world's re cord set here last summer by the Newark Athletic Club in the na Mortal championships. RUNNERS FETED Boston Marathon Prize Win Three-storey, stone front, semi-detached house, 13 rooms, 8 masters' bedrooms, nursery and school room, large front hall with flreplacee. large double drawing room, 2 fireplaces, dining room with beamed celling and panelled in mahogany.

Good servants' quarters. Ample space for garage. Also a number oi other desirable residences on this street and in the neighborhood. WALTER MOLSON 0. 485 McGILL STREET MAin 0470 (Members Montreal Real Estate Board) electric lights for the four courts fronting on Cote St.

Antolne Road, for which a small additional fee would be charged to those who wish to avail themselves of tne oppor tunity of continuing their, game after dark. In addition to social entertainment and refreshment facilities provided by the club house, it is anticipated that several showers will be Installed for. the convenience of the players: Provision has been made for the entering of an intermediate and Junior league team in the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association. Increased playing facilities now enable the club to take in a limited number of new members; applications should be made at an early date to the secretory, 406 Marlowe avenue, telephone Walnut 4027. CHANGE In Q.A.H.A.

RULES First Meeting of Special Committee to Revise Constitution In accordance with a resolution passed at the annual meeting of the Q.A.H.A., April 9, a special committee appointed to revise the constitution, by-laws, rules and regulations, of the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association met last night at the Windsor Hotel. was the first of a series that will be held at Intervals for the carrying out of the resolution. The committee, composed of President Frank Greenleaf, Leo E. Burns, E. J.

Finch, Alcide Gagnon and Frank Morrissey, Is empowered to make such changes as they see fit in. bringing the existing constitution up to date. President greenleaf leaves for Quebec this morning to attend the annual meeting of the Senior Group, which will be held in the NOTABLE SUMMERS COMPETE TONIGHT Large Entry List for Provincial Championships Includes Jhree Titie-Hoiders With a large entry list, comprising some of the best swimmers and divers In the province of Quebec, as well as several Ottawa entrants, the provincial aquatic championships to be held this evenfng in the M.A.A.A. tank. Peel bid fair to be an outstanding success.

The programme of events formerly scheduled to total nine, is now, with the addition of the long plunge, composed of ten, and but a mere scanning of the appended list of names is sufficient to assure enthusiasts of some of the keenest and most excellent competition ever seen in the province. Miss K. Dalton, of the Capital City Swimming Club, of Ottawa, will defend her title in the 100 yards, free style, for women. While Munro Bourne, the M.A.A.A. swimming ace, and senior CAiS.A.

record-holder, will in the literal sense of the phrase be decidedly in the swim. The diving material in the ladles' event, If former performances of the local girls are to be taken as any evidence, should, without question, provide some truly fine and close contests, wort uid-bons. Dominion and Pacific Coast diving champion, who is, entered under McGlU Swimming Club colors, and whose exhibitions never fail to arouse unstinted admiration hereabouts, will be a prominent figure in the men's diving. He will find tough opposition, however. In such men as Chris.

Pope, Gerry Monty and Wormald. 100 yards, free style, junior boys, first heat N. BucWey, W. Warm-ingon, M.A.A.A.; D. Creese, G.

Dyce, Y.M.C.A. Second heat R. Gllday, N. McDermott, M.A.A.A.; B. CreeBe and J.

Hall, jf.M.C.A.; L. Brunette, Columbus Club. 100 yards, free style men, 1st heat M. Bourne, M.A.A.A.; R. Shaw, G.

Whiston and H. Wormald, Y.M.C.A.: second heat R. Charlton, M.A.A.A.; S. Robb, G. Field, Y.M.CA.

100 yards, free style, women K. Mcjfamee, Y.WiCA.; E. Callahan and K. Monahan, Columbus Club; F. Kent, N.A.A.A.; K.

Dalton, Capital City Swimming Club, Ottawa. 100 yards, breast stroke, men- First heat W. Taylor, M.A.A.A.; D. Lane, Columbus Club; J. Creese, T.M.

C.A.: L. McMullen, M.S.C;- second heat G. Monty, M.S.C.; F. 'Dletsche, Y.M.C.A.; R. Gagnon, N.A.A.A.

Diving, women M. Shearer, M. Finley and O. Gallery, M.A.A-A.; H. Lawrence, High School for Girls; E.

Edwards and P. Stonham, Y.W.C.A.; E. Callahan, K. Monahan and Fisher. Columbus Club; K.

Dalton. Capital City Swimming Club, Ottawa. 40 yards, free style, junior girls First heat G. Haynes, Columbus Club; M. Dufort, NA.A.A.; H.

Laurie, M.A.A.A.; second heat D. Howard, Capital City Swimming Club. Ot-twa; K. Kent, NAA.A.; I. Ewlng, M.A.A.A.

-100 yards, back stroke, men T. Gllday and O. Rodger, M.AA.A.; F. Johnston, Y.M.C.A.; L. McMullen, M.S.C Diving, men C.

Pope, ma.aa.; H. Wormald, Y.M.CA.; G. Monty, M.S.C; Mort Gibbons, McQlll Swimming Club. 400 yards, relay swimming race MA.A.A. No, 1 team, MAAA, No.

2 team; Y.M.CA. Lonff plunge, men Alex, silver, George Hodgson, John Kerry and Keith O'Hara, Checkers Tournament L. Goodfellow, A. Oenflron, J. A.

Scobls and W4 Findlay survived the second round of ths city and district checkers championship tourney, held Inst night in the Central Y.M.CA The semi-finals are scheduled for Monday night. C. and D. Lacrosse League The annual meeting of the City and District Lacrosse League will ba held In the M.A.A.A. clubhouse.

Peel street. Monday night at oeiocR. MCGILL CRICKETERS Dominion Champions Will Play in All Cup Fixtures Again This Year Through the' kindness' of McGill tlnlversity authorities, McGlU Cricket Club, will begin practice on the cam pus today at 2.80 p.m. From 2 to June 30 practice will be held every afternoon, com mencing at 5 p.m., and from, the lat-tor flntA tin the end 'of the season. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs days, also at 6 p.m.

Dressing accommodation will again be found in the Chemistry Buildlpg, wnere lowers may be obtained on application to the Janitor. I As usual a long and interesting programme of matches has been arranged for both first and second teams, and the Inter-Provincial match between Quebec and Ontario falls to be played in Montreal this season plenty good cricket will take place on the campus. The principal match arranged so far Is annual visit by McOlll to Toronto Club, which Is fixed for Friday and Saturday, June 24 and 25, when they will meet that club on their beautiful new ground at Armour Heights, a ground which is, for size, position, condition and pavilion accommodation, unsurpassed In Canada, and may well be called the Lords of the Dominion. Toronto Club Invited McGill to visit them earlier in the season than usual so as to participate in a cricket festival being held to celebrate the hundredth season of that club. Apart from the foregoing Mcuui being Dominion champions will again defend the Ross Robertson Cup, now held by them for five consecutive seasons, and all matches in which they participate will taKe place on the campus and be of two days' duration.

The club has, with the sanction cf the university, granted the use of the Campus on May 24, Victoria Day, for the annual match between Ash-bury College, Ottawa, and 'Bishop's College School, Lennoxvllle, which is always one of the chief society events of the Montreal season. Any person wishing to become associated with McGill Club will be welcomed at any of the practices, and all information regarding membership will be glady furnished by the honorary secretary-treasurer, Mr. P. C. McLachlan, P.O.

Box 1924, Montreal, or phone Lancaster 9221. Cimon Meets Bordeaux Bordeaux wiil be at home to the strong Cimon baseball team tomorrow afternoon at 2.45'o'clock. Bordeaux face tough opposition in the city club, but their own record of last year is a highly creditable' one, and this season with the addition of some new blood to their roster should be even stronger than prev iously. The players signed for this year REALTIES UMITBD, Real Estate BUYING SELLING RENTIN9 PROPERTIES SECURING TENANTS COLLECTING RENTALS UNION AVENUE PLateau 6261 Office Furniture' At PRIVATE SALES ONLY 2nd FLOOR Safes, Filing Cabinets, Desks, Tables, Chairs, Vault Doors, Typewriter Desks, els. NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED Tno BAILLARGEON AUCTIONS, LIJIITED 329 Ontario Street East Cer.

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JAM ICS bTKKET ILaUu 8275-3276 Beddard and Perkins Flay for English Closed Golf Title Sutton Ooldfield, April 29. as the result of today's play, two Midlanders, T. Perkins, of Castle Bromwich Club, and J. Beddard, of South Staffordshire, will meet In the final for the English Amateur closed golf championship tomorrow- Each is 22 years of age. Beddard qualified by defeating T.

Weddell, of Stourbridge, favorite, in the sixth round, by one hole. Perkins defeated Zair 8 to 4. Dunn, of Donoafeter, defeated C. Buckley, former Aston Villa halfback, three and one, and in the other sixth round match A. Heaps of Moortown, defeat ed Carl Bretherton by two holes.

In the semi-finals Beddard beat Dunn six and five, while Perkins de feated Heaps, also by six and five. IF IT'S Btt1w STAT i etc men ice itj 75 WHDER-BERM INGHAM REALTY Co 1465 BUurr St, LAncmur 8114 TO LET SMALL FACTORY or WAREHOUSE 1441 St, Alexander Street Above St. Catharine. Good shipping1 facilities on private lane, Apply Collyer Brock, Limited, 1441 8. Alexander Street.

HAMPSTEAD Houses for sale or to rent, 7 and 8 rooms, hardwood floors, tiled bath room, etc. Apply JAMES BAILLIE 14, Board of Trade Bldg. Southam Building A FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES TO LET Exceptional light; every convenience. Apply Building Manager 1070 Bleury Street LAncaster 1201 FOR SALE AND, TO LET these attractive new houses on the PRIESTS' FARM Wood Ave. and Sherbrooke W.

EIGHT ROOMS THREE BATHROOMS HEATED OARAGES All rooms large and bright. On view every day of the week Montreal Development Co. WEst. 1641. Officer on property TO RENT in the KEEPER BUILDING St.

Catherine at Mackay Street ONE OFFICE Suitable for large corporation ONE CORNER STORE with mezzanine floor space and large basement ONLY 2 SMALL OFFICES We advise immediate inspection Apply: Keefer Realty Corporation Room 912, or 803 ST. J.MI8 fcTHKlT I'hones: I'Latcau 3379-8379 CLARKE PLACE Situated at the head of Clarke Avenue, select subdivision with park in the centre, close to Boulevard cars and all the lots have an extended view. For particulars apply James Baillie, B.14, Board of Trade Bldg. inces branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada and the authority vested in es by such union, this Is to advise all amateur athletes that registration cards ci 11)20 are now oi no lurmor iw or effect "All amateur athletes desiring to pnmnota In anr a all branches Of sport in the Maritime Provinces must obtain new registration for the calendar year 1927. Any existing must foe endorsed oy me.

mission of new applications and affidavits to my address, pgst office box No. 1398, St John, along "with the sum or 25 cents ior sm over touruseu jemo of age. "Rn-nrtlnnn fnr all amateur athletlo events in these provinces are only available from the Bame authority tXTafnlnir tfl flrlVfin against participation in unauthorized contests and witn unregisiorcu testants, under penalty of suspension. AnnlliaflAn hlanlra "nrA beinZ fOr- warded to all clubs formerly affiliat ed through the defunct wita the Canadian union. l.a I.

annrdMatafl Jl.na Of it nuuiu great assistance if club secretaries would attend to tnese maner their club membership, forwarding all applications together. "For the convenience of those the Immediate vicinity I will be In my office during the evenings ul day, May 8, and Thursday, May 5, from 7 until 10 o'clock. CYRIL T0LLEY WON Defeated Rex Hartley by 5 JJp and 4 to Play Worthing, Sussex, 29. in the final of the Sussex amateur golf tournament played here today. Cyril Tolley defeated Rex Hartley, Ei and 4.

WILLIAM T. TILDEN HAS TWO AMBITIONS To Recapture Wimbledon Tennis Championship and Play on London Stage Special Cable to the New Tortf Times and Montreal Gazette. London, April T. arrived at Plymouth on 'the North German Lloyd liner Columbus today with twenty-four tennis racquets, fifty phonograph records and two ambitions. One is to' recapture urin.Kiainn nnin chamDionsnlp which he held five years ago after gaining It tne year peiui.

other ambition is to play on the London stage. Tilden and Hunter, who him, will play tennis at Berlin, Timacciii Tim Untrue. Dublin. Belfastt and London. At Wimbledon they will play In the singles, men doubles and mixed doubles.

Tll-den's partner in the mixed doubles will be Mrs. Mallory. "I am not going to prophesy, who will win," said Tilden, "I don't know what my European form is going to be llke but to change ths subject I would like very much to ma. In T.nni1nn nnH when thp. Wlm bledon matches are over, I hope to persuade some manager to give mi a theartre in wnicn to piay xney All Want Something." TENNIS STARTS TODAY Courts at M.A.A.A.

and Verdun 500 in Good Shape Announcement was made last night by two tennis clubs that their courts would bs officially opened, for the this afternoon. The clubs are the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association and the Verdun 600, At the Westmount grounds of -the Winged Wheel association there will be sixteen courts ready for use. This Is one more than last season and they are all lrc good shape. The ladles have the use of the courts each day in the week until 5 o'clock and on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays they are enabled to play throughout the whole day. There Is every indication of a good season for the Wingeed Wheel tennis players and teams will be entered In all of the divisions of ths Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association.

At Verdun the courts have all been placed in shape for the opening and a good turnout Is expected this after noon. The clubhouse will also be opened to members. MAROONS MEET ULSTER Final for National Soccer League 1026 Title Tomorrow Montreal mnnA face a four-goal handicap to start their final game with Ulster United, of Toronto, at Thornton Park tomorrow, for the 192 championship of the National League. Despite the heavy ubiiuii uii-urroa jast weex-end at Toronto fn lha flrut nf th tn.n series for the title, ths local team x-presses confidence that they will be able to turn the tables on their rivals and emerge the victors on the round. NATIONAL LEAGUE SOCCER Maroons vs.

Ulster THORNTON PARIS' Sunday, May 1 3.00 P.M. Daylight Saving Time) Admission 40c, 50c and 60c TENNIS Flaf this popnltr and Invigorating same oudcr (dual coudltloos ttio M. A. A. A.

Grounds MOO si, Csthcris Htrsrf, Wmfenonnt 16 Courts Open Today smNCKirTioi ratks. MKMRKHHl UnntWiiwa MM tllt 1.00 llklly Tlrkr nntm tor Jm-mnibiT sn ppllntlnn M.AA.A. Off let, 1070 I'tel Street. LAuuKir BUS. Annual Meeting of Montreal Amateur Athletic Associa-tion on May 9 1 With the annual meeting of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association carded for Monday night, May 9, the nominations for the hoard of directors will close on Monday.

Seven of the present members of the board are due to retire after wo years in office, but can be re-elected, and five out of that number have already signified their Intention of standing for re-election, being proposed by the nominating committee. The directors due to retire this year are G. W. Brown, W. O.

H. Dodds, J. A. deLanne, A. McL.

Murray, J. N. McGoun, Angus McLaohlan, D. J. H.

Murdoch. A. McL. Murray and Angus McLachlan are the. two who 'have refused to again stand for election.

W. O. H. Dodds Is now president of the club and should he be returned to office will likely be given another term. Others nominated are J.

Ed. Ber-lan, G. C. Machum, Percy Roberts, James T. Variables.

Seven are to be elected, as seven who" were chosen last year have another year to serve. LARRY GAINS WINNER Given Decision Over Neuman in Ten Rounds Toronto, April 29. Larry Gains, of Toronto, heavyweight champion of Canada, was awarded the decision over Ray Neuman, of Jersey City, after ten rounds here tonight at the Arena. Gains weighed 190 and Neuman 194. In the semi-final, Doug Lewis, of Toronto, 14S, knocked out Young "Battling" Sikl' in the fifth round of a six-round bout.

They are welterweights. Bobby Booth, of Toronto, 128 obtained the decision over Freddy Thomson, of Buffalo, 130, after six rounds! "Frenchy" Belanger, of Toronto, 1111. aaM-ntr r'anadlnn flvwetzllt contender, scored hisfourth consecu tive knockout tonignt wnen ne kuock-ed out Henry Jarvls, of Buffalo, 112, in the third round of a six-round bout. Bert Hillier, of St. Catharines, 168, was awarded the decision over Jack Meech, of Toronto, 168, when tne bout was stopped in the fourth round.

GERMANY PREPARES FOR DAYIS GDP PLAY Fatherland Returns to International Tennis Competition After 13 Years' Isolation Special Cable to the NT. Times and Montreal Berlin, April 29. German tennis players, practically isolated from the rest of the world for thirteen years, find difficulty in gauging their chances 'of victory in the coming Davis Cup tournament Their three-day competition with Richards and Kinsey last summer leads to belief that thai" showing should be an excellent one. TBe red and white club still echoes to Richard's com ment that the German metnoo oi nlnv trtundamentally sound. Both Richards and Kinsey were tried and did not play at top ionn, hit if miint also be remembered that they did not meet Germany's best players.

rrouzneim, tno amncui champion' and former Davis Cup con tender for tne latneriano, preierrou not to meet the American invasion then, basing his refusal to piay on the difference in the weight of ten-ni bulls used by the Americans. Landmann, who played the most brilliant game against Richards, went on the courts after only a short training. Rake Klelnschroth apparently was affected at the start with stage fright, but showed ex-eellent form after settling down. Those three men probably will meet Davis Cup contenders along witn Kreuzer II. Klelnschroth, brother of Rake, and Handemann Moldenhauer.

The Klelnschroth brothers tako longer chances than other champions in nhe German courts, but they also are accurate placers of drives; the Germans Indulge little In net play, driving from back court to base line. All the contenders are sUong on smashing lobs'. Frau Frledleben, Frau Nephach and Freulein Aussem are among the candidates for the' women's teams, and since they have not had an opportunity to play many foreign stars, their strength cannot be judged. One thing all the players are resolved upon. Whether their playing wins a place In the sun or not, they ore determined to show the rest of the world they are Imbued with tht spirit of Foot fault-litk, lack of consideration of opponents or questionable play of any sort never can be charged against Oermans, -they want to demonstrate.

AMATEUR CARDS EXPJRED Maritime Athletes Must Apply to Cel. McLeod for Permits St John. N.B., April 29. The first step In the reorganization of the Maritime Provinces branch of the A.A.U. of Canada was taken today by Col.

N. P. McLeod, when he' Issued the following statement: "In view of the non-existence of a Heated Houses Free Rent We will Eive two months' Tent free on the following houses; heat, hot water and janitor service included in rent: REDPATTt STREET 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, living room, dining room, reception hall, kitchen and pantry. BEDPATH PLACB 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, living room, dining room, reception ball, kitchen and pantry. We have also some heated, private garages at 20.00 per month.

THE ABOVE HOUSES ARE THE BEST FINISHED. BEST OPERATED AND BEST LOCATED IX MONTREAL. Senneville Development Company 390 Cote des Neiges Road Phone WEstmount 7300 ners Guests at Banquet The North Branch Y.M.&A. team I of five marathon runners who brought the team prize from the Boston Marathon to Canada for the first time were guest at a banquet held in their honor last night in the North Branch clubhouse. The trophy they won, which is presented to the team making the best showing in the' long-distance classic by the Boston A.A.A., sponsors of the event, was on exhibition.

The local plodders were loudly complimented on their success, and speeches rang with praise for H. P. Thomas, physical director of the branch, outlined the trip and William Gillespie, father of one of the members of the team, gave an interesting account of the race. Individual medals were presented to Edouard Fabre, veteran, who finished sixth; George Bird, who came fourteenth, and Henry Benolt, who was nineteenth. Jack Bird an4 William Gillespie were the other members of the team who were forced to drop out by the heat.

Among those present were J. Moore, chairman, and vice-president of the North Branch track and field club; Aid. E. Poulln, M.D., Aid. J.

Holland, Aid. E. W. Bayer, M.L.A., J. W.

Beatoij, Rev. H. E. Benolt, Rev. C.

G. Smith and T. Eest. The Ladies" Auxiliary supervised the dinner arrangements. N.D.G.

TENNIS CLUB 1 i Two New Single Courts Ready for Today The second annual meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace" Tennis Club "was held recently, and the following officers were elected for the season: I'renldont, Mr, H. W. Fobln; vlce-prcMldent, Mr. V. H.

Murphy; secretary, Mr, G. Keith; assistant secretary, M. Keith; treasurer, Mr. H. M.

Hmlth. Executive committee: Mr. T. Mr. A.

V. lludhbrooke, Mr. IS. H. Taylor, Mr.

C. Medlar, Mr. A. Pllon. In Drenurlnc for the season's ac "A JOY FOREVER" Thi3 is surely the most apt way to describe the home depicted above.

It has a distinct style that brings it into the "out-of-the-ordinary" class and is built to endure. Located in one of the most charming homesites on the Island, it combines architectural beauty, solidity and with a layout that is attractive and easy to manage from the housekeeping point of view. Located on 0UTREM0NT GOLF LINKS District. The description is as follows; Entirely detached, of solid stone and brick construction with garage for 2 cars. BASEMENT: Finished billiard room, furnace and coal room, laundry, storage, etc.

GROUND FLOOR: Spacious entrance hall, living-room with open fireplace, dining-room, finished in mahogany, with conservatory. Service pantry and kitchen. FIRST FLOOR: 4 large bedrooms and 2 tiled bathrooms. 'SECOND FLOOR: 3 bedrooms and bathroom. Finest oak and hardwood floors and finish throughout.

Owner leaving city and will sacrifice. Full details can be had over week-end at Office corner Hartland and Van Homo. 1 SHOREY BUILDING 314 NOTRE DAME STrEET WEST, near McGill Sueet Bright Offices or Sample Rooms (en suite) having 10 large windows Will be leased "together or separate Building Sprinklered. These are all the offices we have unleased. LONDON DRYGIM tivities, It has been decided that the club will operate at least ten courts, (our of which are now In use.

Two new slnglo courts, just completed, win 'be In readiness for play today The remainder, undor construction, will be In playing trim oy tne middle of Msy. The new property sa. rurad fay the club is being condl- tlonrtl, snd ths old properties repaired and resurfaced by J. Long, mire, sn expert in the construction of tennis courts. The club is sparing no expend In Its endeavor to provide His bast possible facilities ior tnnls entnusiania.

i It the club sxsouUv receive su- Vilder-Bermimgham Realty Co. 1465 Bleury Street. LAncaster 8114 4.