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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Minnie GENTLE
rs
Charles Gentle
IN the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County
~. e IlLYorcea ]

The object of this suit ii 70 procure 4
tte.,rPe for 4 divorce q vittuio nlatriunpnii
by tile said plaintiff from the said Charles
.tsqattIe
The Bill states that On or about March
ig iSlS, the said plaintiff waa HArried ~
The defendant with whom she resided
until on ar about May -. fgiH In Anne
Arundel County Mi. That an the 18th
May III May 1916 the said Charles 4senttle
tlbansiunes and deserted her. which abans
Comment has been more than three years
iaa Is deliberate and final and the sepHs
ration OF the parties IL beyond reepncilta-
tion That the said Charles Semitic II 4
non resident III the State uf Maryland.
That there were three children bern from
said marriage who reside with their moth;
or the sald Minnie GENTLE.
Ii IA thereHp0l. this 10th day pf July,
1919. ordered by the Circuit Court pf Anne
Arundel County. Maryland In Equity, that
the plaintiff by causing copy ~ this
order 10 bc Inserted In stlTne newspaper.
published III said County once IN fsseh Of
four successive weeks before the 18th day
0f August 1919. giving nutite to the said
absent defendant III the object and Hnl-
stance NJ the bill. warning him IN appear
III this Court In person or By solicitor gu
or before the
sth day Of september. next.
ID show cause, III any be has,. why h de.
Tree ought not to be IA ssee as prayed.
MM n. WOODWARD, Clerk
Trne Cops. Test
WM. n. WOODWARD. Clerk.
tYfA ~. 10 Afle
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NaTICE 10 CREDITORS

Notice IL hereby given. that the sub.
AsTibeF ~ Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
tained FROM the Orphans Eaurt III Anne
Arundel county. In Maryland letters ties
lamentsry on the personal estate oI
JULIA u. STRANGE.
IRfc Of Anne ARUNDEL snnusy dtaeaset
All persons haylnR flatuaa against Eias. III.
teHnesI are hereby warned III Ahinit the
sanle. with the vouchers tlercof to The
AtlllserIber on saE before the
Rsrd DAY OF DECEMHER. laID.
Their may otherwise, w law. he excluded
from MI benefit 0f said estate. al per.
a0na Indebted ~ said estate are requested
To uIake immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day 81
JAMES All SiiiSisuE.
Administrator ". Il ii
ilH q. Nv 2 q Id q
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The Knights Of Columbus Commit
tee Oh Overseas Activities has recely-
ed this letter OF gratitude from r
Graham Selness, commander OF the
British destroyer Steadfast
III write I'd thank you, and through
yen. ali those who support and arc
connected with the Institution Of the
Knights be Columbus for the very
great kindness Ia the officers and men
of my ship at your branch at Spaiato
DaImatia
Since our arrival at this station
4 single British destroyer, the knights
lot Columbus have not ceased TO show
Ter kindnegses upon us They have
taken my men IN exactly as II they
were American seamen, providing a
place where they always 80 and be
sure of warm welcome
THE yalne or this ii 4 strange
place, where men cannot speak tie
Language of the inhabitants, has been
|invaluahIa.
Not content with this your institu-
ton has Droviaed US with looks,
games, chocolates and cigarettes
which have been most thoroughly ap-
preciatea By ali on board.
II hops y0u Win do me the kind
mess Of making known 70 your sup
porters ii the 81 s. a. how greatly
the lnsEituki0n has bern appreciated.
and also c0nEey my personal thanks
Cor the kindness siaOWu my men. x
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AaN0V n CEAK n +

hereby annaunee my caHaisaey for the
affsse IL gaunty conimissipner ~ AInf
Arundel County for the Second ietstfI.l
prfn.a riea III September Your support
Will be appreciated.
Is q. MILTON DItvAI.I.. 8
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ANNOt \ sEM n y 4

hereby announce mysesf as eansiiaaie
3afa from Anne Arundel County subject ta
inc Democratic Primaries IN SciteinAeF.
Trusting entirely 10 the record " Is;tst
services ne q trRc guarantee ~ future AZ
flyitIea / submit n4est hopefully my can /.
,Ilda,y IL the Will Of the people Of this
county. Sincerely.
FRANK M. III VAIL,
st. MaFgareta.
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ORDER NlSI
Lloyd II. t,iukey. et al
versus
William n. Glokey. ct nj
Iii the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County
No. 4:lS5 Equity.

No. 1885 Equity
Ordered this Igtl, day IL July. 1917. tlAt
the salr ~ the property mentioned IL this
prosecuting. made AMI reported by Daniel
R Randall Trustee 10 fafIfed and CON
sirmcd. unlees cause 10 the contrary there
III be shown nm or before The
18th dag Of August. 1919.
provided. i copy III this order he inserted
III some newspaper published IN Anne
Arundel County. once IN each Of three
successive weeks before the 18th day of
August 1910
The report states The amount cg sales
l0 be ~. 4T9.OA
WM. n. WOODWARD.
Clerk.
True Cory. Test
WA NJ WOODWARD, Clerk.
4y9f III. ana
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23

BY the fact Of there being but one
daily newspaper ii annapolis, the
Interested the public will be none
the Tess safe and prosecfed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
rnk LOCAL NgMarARgR yield

should he informed forthwith, and
with fraiikness, Just how the.
newspaper field in this community
will be affected.
Speaking generally, the value.
and efficiency 81 this paper, 50
far as the public is concerned, will
be iii no wise Icsscned but will be
even Increased. 50 far as II is pos
sible to do So. Moreover, and
this ii desired t. be emphasized,
the new ownership was not ac-
q.lircd for the purpose Of carry
ing on any propaganda on any
particular subject Of subjects, nor
has II any axes 10 grind, or any
purpose whatever except as open
" expressed through these coli
uinns. onciseiy stated, this u
to give true light on every sub
ject without lear favor Or aifec-
ton; to keep abreast of the times
and ia merit the good will, respect
and confidence of the community
If there are any shortcomings in
the carrying out q this purpose
lapd there must be, naturally,
shortcomings. the sincerity Of
purpose will bc none the less pres
cnt always, and the public will
judge accordingly
II ii only Srank % say that the
first consideration Of the question
Of this purchase was prompted
BY the belief that from, an eco
noinical standpoint and from the
standpoint Of harmony and eff
cheney two daily newspapers III
Annapolis arc not justified. In
furnishing competition each, az
course, Quickened the activities of
tile other and the public perhaps
rot better service 10 that extent.
hrf from the standpoint of the
two enterprises, both were not
justifed. The opportunity that
presented itself for the purchase Of
The Evening Capital and Of having
this one established daily news
paper, is formerly, was therefore
taken advantage 81 and with i full
and frank understanding by all
parties 70 the transaction These
parties were the four former own
crs, Of the one part, and the pres
ent owner, exclusively Of the 9TH
q part
Il follows that from the earliest
date practicable. 81 far as the pres
ent understanding goes. the Even
ing Capital will cover the field as
the one and only daily newspaper
ii Annapolis.
The point IF paramount import
anee iii the whole matter how
ever. IS. Of course. that the pub
lies interests be not sacrificed by
this development. So far as as
surances 60. they haze already
been given ia preceding para
graph and are here re-aftirn,ed.
TO make good on these assurances
IS simply 4 matter Of sincere III
fort and the results will speak for
themselves
The present Editor q the Even
ing Capital IS not ] trained news
paper man by any means and
makes no pretense TO being one.
Moreover he viii not sacrifice his
profession 1.-THE law) for any other
interests OF consideration. At the
same time. he will direct the Even
ing Capitai il the ways anil on
the basis heretofore outlined, viii
accept sole responsibility for II,
and will spare no efforts q Keep
Is standard q efficiency and rec-
6tude q the very highest, 70 that
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
No. A8sl I'd ulty

Orsered. this 18th day ~ Jnly, 1919. that
the report and account Of the auditor,
died this day In the above case. BE- ratiFted
and con Armed unless cause to the com
tfary thereof be shown On or before the
fssh DAN or AJGUAT. NEXT;
s,rnyasaea d copy ~ this Order be inserted
Ia some newspaper published n AnDe
Arundel County. once tn each of thrre ssle-
ceAasy e weeks before the Aith day 81 Au-
gust, next
WM n. wo0DWAR Clerk.
True FoHy. Test
wM. Il. sv00uyyARD. Clerk
iyfa aag8
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TRUSTEES SALE
Oh
Valuable Real Estate
In the cry of Annapolis, Maryland,
and the second Election District
q $3.50 4 r....alnl lynttnAr MI


whereof TlIghnaaa G. Tucker died. SELF
NJ virtue of i decree Of the Circuit
Court fur Anne ARUNDEL Gonaty. sitting
lR equity passed On tho 18th dap III July,
1919 In cause In said court. No 9sa9
Equity wherein Theodore OwinRs 81 ~.
are plaintiffs and J0hn Tucker d u. are
defentlants I.
nnl,Ile sale III the Court House HV9r. ~
The City IF Annapolis. MaFylapd, 81.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1919,
at eleven o'clock. 4. n
First All that lot Of ground losated
on the South side ~ West street iil the
.ity q Annapolis Msrylan s, ,a arq,,slhs !,
,lepfh thrsefrom III 0ne hundred ana
thIrty two lIi2l feet and betng the same
lot o. ground conveyed ts Illghthan Il.
~ seed sIAfrd oIt the fourteenth day ~
July iii tho year 1908 and res;ur'ie,l aint'ise
the Land Rerords Of Anne Arundel 1'santy
Ia Liber q. w, No 20, folio 3sk impTof.
ed by i frame dwelling.
second All that lot III ground located
In tile Second Election District oi Anne
Arundel County aIoresala, iT Z, ~ :,
ing from Annapolis to Annapolis Nack
tnIrly (gpl feet, aud having derth there,
from on one Side u ninety tfll feet Aile
on the other side Of one hundred aud que
il0t5 feet anil heiDg the same lot 81
fsr0ntld conveyed 10 the said TiIghfan &
Tucker nv James ". Owens, Attorney, by
deed slnted an The 18th tlay Of May. iii the
rear 1917 and recorded among the said
Land Records In Itber g. W.. M W
folio H. improved by frame dwelling.
Third All that lDt 1T ground situate
IN the Second Election District 81 Anne
Arundel County afnresattl. and Ia that
mart thereof called ftertnnnt0wn. lNeated
IN the North West side of RidRnwttt
Avenue fronting thereon thirty t:'0l feet
and having 4 depth therefrnm Of Tvs
L Hundred taaNl feet, and being the same
lot III ground canycyed 90 said High
s.lan C Thicker by Elafenee +. Maehen
aud wife, by deed dated uD the third
day ~ nlly IN the year 1912, and re-
corded among the said hasfi Iiecarsia ln
/ f.fter N W. M. ~, folio 30. improved
by Il frame dwelling.
Tho above property being HE resi- ea-
tate az which the iatF 4tlghaiHn Z. Tucker
Itiipd seized and pnEacesea.
TEEAfS t9Is SAI4E PltH.SGRtIihsll III
THE IgEftH FsE . One half cash uIsoH stHy
~ eaIe ar final ratification thereof In the
itileerettan uf the Trustees balance In six
months from day OF sale. deferred iiay
mrnt Ia bear interest from day q sale
and III he secured by hpnsI af the plit-
ehaser or purchasers with security salts
farf0Ty te the trustees. pr Ill cash at the
aptian af the purchaser or purchasers. Z
deposit OF Three hundred f%uslg sloIlars
viii IN required Of the purchaser for each
piece of property on the day ~ sale
NICHOLAS III. GREEN.
Trustees.
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FOR SALE
IN MEMORIAM

ROBERTS lii towing remembrance q our
dear bahY. JtgIfN THOMAS Is0ftEliFS.
Who died one year ago today, July End,
1918.
In life We loved You dearly,
iii death We i'd the same,
We often SIT and think ~ ys'il
And wish you were here again
We think Of yoH fl siIencc.
- eyes can see Ms weep,
Riif many silcIit te;lr we shed.
When others are asleep.
slSTERS. Jy2a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23

There Isn't lnneh difference between
beang d0wn ana eaE and being On your
uppers and aIl in
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ANNOl NCEMkNT

hereby Announce myself as raIidi
s.Iatr fDr nlpilfAersliip on the state ssfn-
.tral f'pmmlftee II the Democratic party
subject 10 the primary,
II JOHN deli D0TN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23

Hi the Ctrcakt Court for Anne Arundel
County. No 1858 Equity
Ordered this md iay ag July. 1913. that
sEse report and aecDuHl og the Auditor, niea
this day fn the above entieied ca9ne he
ratified and confirmed uHleea caHse ~ the
EontrAry thereef he sh0wn IN or sseforc the
SIN DAY or AUGUsr. NENg:
Provided, d copy 0f thia Order ~ inaerfea
tn some Newspaper published IN Anne
Arundel County. one lii each nc fisrce auss-
ceRsise wrecks before the 9Th day OF August
WI. X. WOODWARD. clerk.
True Cory Test
wa n. WOODWARD. CLERK. ys.ls.zs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
ORDER NISE
Mertgaged Real Estate nf WeudeIin
Lauef and Is0uIse r. Lauer. hia wife
ID the Circuit Court for Ammo Arundel
County No. 1891 Equity.

Ordered this md day 81 July 1919 thHt
the sale III the real estate Of WeasIeiin u.
Iauer ami Louise r. I.atIer. Ills wife. u,ntie
and reported by James NJ. Munrae. After
ney named Iii tie mortgage. flied IN The
above entitled ease to make said SALE be
ratified aud confirmed, uhicss cause to he
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
18th OAK or AuGUsTs NEXT;
Provided. a. copy III thin Order be Inserted
in some newspaper published in Anne
ARUNDEL county nnce IN each nf three sue
pcRsive weeks before lie I'LL. day of August.
next.
The report states the amount Of sales 60
be %G5OaOO.
WM. ii. WOODWARD. Clerk
True Copy. Test
NM All IyG10flSyARg1. tlcrk iva 10 %
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
a1f.frtef of MARYLAND

BY virtue III an order 81 Sale Issued ont
nf rho United states District Court 9nr
tie District liz Maryland an he 2iAt day
If June. 1919. notice is hereby given that
i viii sell ~ public auction for cash. on
THURSDAY, the cath DAY OF JULY, 1919.
st ~ o'clock noon m,
saf fhe north side of the city deck NJ Par
i.stt and pnrlett's wharf. Annapolis. Mary
land. tie Schooner IVA MANIFOLD, her
5enRinea. boilers. machinery boats, taeklr.
apllarsI appurteHanceE. and furniture. as
she now lies IN the saiH wharf at tlae north
aide III the city dock Annapolis Md.
WILLIAM Al STDCKfIAAI.
Inifea States Marshal.
y. r. Lobe & TO-, Auctioneers.
ivlS IN n % q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
GROWTH a. q
SAVING SOCIETIES
DlsTRIc A ENC COUP

With he a,,,,
War SAVING
III tleral Il,
nj 900 an.
coming ii ,SeF
nlent IVA sss
the boom
early el Is
have atr..,l,
trict Min
and Mrs iFr,,,5
very large pef
are those
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23
ORpER NISI
lyl0, 2. 30 ..:au8

In the matter OF the mortgagca Real Ia
tate ii William Ii CAN'T ana Mary q
Nmntt
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-23

nsoNKY 70 R.tgA N--t4A mortgage in sunss
ii Ws,it an reasonable terms. FaFfiai
naymenf allowed James ~ Mnnroe y ~ i.
f8fApy ~ .s...-s :
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GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books have been added 20
the Library
THE DwelIing Place o. Meht" ~ Wis
'ston Churchill.
.sTbe Inevitable Balances shpsts ~ Ka-
rfna Trash.
"a Circuit Riders wife. BY Cora Har.
ris.
Kenny" by Le0nora DniFympis.
Ny -Four YeaFa In glzgmmny.'' hg D..
W. esernFG
.Whers Your Treasurer IL" By Holman
hTbe Gins N The Air. ~ Isabel o.
trander.
TERNgs--New Boeke. % pr days
Old Beeks. a.. peg LAY.
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Some peopio ltfgt
others arc rlti. Iie4
Opportunity kiH Il 4e,, {.
49, ~ w. u 1l ilaft sasa
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HONEY no LOAN

a9OMwN res LOAN Money 70 loan m
a aaaaapoE's. "a. ,yls-.f
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ORDER NIsI

i Morsgaged Real Eatate 81 John Is. Hayea
es Ill
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BRITISH NAVY THANKS K. OF G.

i,aaii.la u ls2l. :, . ~ Aui,',s /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
More Terrible Details OF the Disaster

the Reds suddenly life,
This accomplished by flock of hits base balls and lucky
stab hit the ball
to Packard
handle of his
a could field Iah hit a
fclid perfectly time retire All
Then Smith the mound instead of Pack
swell kid but hasn't been with the club
noyc a
he might Iudy. udu who evidently well
acquainted with Mr. Smith had idea both halted abruptly
a collision all Mr.. of it "A tainted
Harry tried to throw the ball to Frank Poth who
behind That trouble double
putove
Elle Crayath confused Iuderus threw the ball
field instead of All of this helped-Cfncinna
the nintthat terrible ninth! E
rallies which
at Whitfield doubled
nifty left field That Adams
and the the foopaths All Ieare
do
Ray Fisher who had been rushed the day
Z finish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27

II guided
"A and emerged with rangc hold
II" Game from behind swip"l the
when the locals looking and had plenty of excitement
weeks when he shut
terribly
dencd the disk guarded by
Bill looked would be that
of watched
rpcrar the bases while his pIaymntc
OF
In flying. nmb'cfOotc
fooled but themselves Without the aid of
them The result
a the ending batting rally
running which would have
Mr.. ItouscI Mr. th applying
killed tally Whitfield cased long hit right
and Doug could have
through with nmiabe shad24S topc
the only thing with that Cueto caught the ball
and to doubling
Moran smile that this
all.
If had pull that taken things
perhaps thercw hay Il iGcrcnts story to
CTILL, ten bGscbdH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
|NTERCLUB LEAGUE
ENDS SEASON TODAY
Philadelphia Cricket, Country
Club and BeIfieId Have Chance
for Women's Title
TEAMS CLOSELY PUNCHED

The women's intcrclub tennis. season
will be brought to a finish today. Two
matches are down on the bill. Phila
delphia Cricket meeting Merton Cricket,
while Bclficld opposes Philadelphia
Country Club.
Philadelphia Cricket Club is leading
the league at present by the smallest of
margins-One point. Belficld and Phil
'adelphia Country Club are dcadlocked
for second honors, with Merton in fourth
place and Germantown Bringing up the
rear.
Cricket Club Favorite
According to the best of "dope" the
league pennant rests between Philade
phia Cricket and Philadelphia Country
Club. Belfield, while strong looking in
the team standing, is not expected to
prove much of drawback in today's
match.
Philadelphia Cricket. after its 4 to
victory over Belfeld last week, SHOULD
win the ma ajority of it's matches today
Four wins will clinch the title. j.,
The other match is between Philadel
phia Country Club and Belfield. Tb
Country Clubs fate all depends on how
many matches they can win. Four o
the five matches should go to Countr!
Club, but the first single match be
tween Mrs. Gilbert Harvey. of tn
Country Club, and Mrs. Robert Herold
of Beltied, is doubtful.
/ . League Season Successful
Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Herold hav
played several close matches, with tn
Country Club captain always finishin
first. Mrs. Herold, however, has bee
playing in great shape this season, an
may register her first victory owe
Mrs. Harvey today.
The league this year has been sud
cess, the closeness of the race, addin
considerable interest. The matche
have served as a fine preliminary to tn
, women's championship of Pennsylvani
and eastern states tournament whic
starts next Monday on the Merio
, Cricket Club courts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
MORAN STAYS .UNX;:
TAKES EVERYTHING
BUT THE BALL PARK
Former Pilot of Pills No,o With Reds Departs 18th
Sitter, Cutlery Stra,r Hat, Roses and Ball Game
After One appearance on Local Lot
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


VOU tell in baseball
= which has being packed the ice likely
to n
everything including the graudolloir.
bulcn"l with 'Ingng companonabe
perhaps well animal and through with
taking the aud Hopping the mud Nothing
in makes grand old
of Patrick Joseph Moran of Fcburg
East West Patrick Joseph
called Cincinnati Reds but that docs he
him
yesterday q" those days lie wasn't
Patrick Joseph wanted
bail park h" had tu'kc, under his
One Of the
ST the Phil players
cigarette presented by Frank |" roh
roses admirers
Frank Nlaclin.
ball presented by Of umpie
Patrick Joseph taking yesterday and the only things he
hili the Perhaps he will
he left pathetic. manSIci
of perfectly week. r with
the his tho club
He bad right that ball Its all is because
conflict
received only umbrella have oocd
past with that load junk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27

PEARCE Il third and
Ii a
foul Cuigy disagreed because he behind the plate only
of romth position what happened
seriously
and watching the
everything from his
back the plate and the to
org stations
struck his That
inter game and the didn't
A mild and
changed chaos Hank brayey
They still believed lhs jobbed
rigt the interference decision As for the other
mt Iearee-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-27
OUTSIDERS FA VORED
IN HALFAND "44O"
Ted Meredith Picks Shar, OF Columbia in 1880" and
Shea, of Pittsburgh, in Quarter in the Inter-,
collegiate Track Championships
BY TED MEREDITH
Worlds Greatest Middle Distance Runner

Thompson running the high hurdles.
Erdman. Of Princeton. will have to be
satisfied with second place. In the
low hurdles Thompson also will figure.
but the favorite seems to be Johnstonc.
of Michigan. with Erdman rs II third
place winner.
Cornell also will have to be watched
in the hurdle races. With Watt. a
veteran of 1916. just back from the
service. tho ithacans should be counted
upon. Watt was n good man in 1916.
and while he has not made any good
/ performances this year. think that
Moaklcy has a card up his sleeve, and
it means place through Watt in the
high hurdles.
Distance Races
The distance races again will give
Cornell several places. McDermott and
O'Lcary in the mile. and Dresser and
Salcbark in the two mile, are the men
that will score for Moakley. However.
this year it will not be the picnic for
them as it has been in previous years,
Lafayette has Crawford in the mile
who will do 424, which is as good as
any of the lthacans can do. Penn vii
have Mike McHale. who will figure il
the mile and Princeton and Harvard
have men who have shown in the milt
and two mile.
Close Meet
The sprints which I dopcd previousl!
as events where Penn should scor'
heavily. and the other track event.
above, make things look very good fo
meet with the points very well dis
tributed.
Penn seems to have the best end o
it since they are sure of two places il
both sprints, a place in the mile. pos
sibly two in the quarter and one in tn
half. Also Smalley is good prospec
in the low hurdles.