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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
Andrew Carnegie
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(Por Cable Frances)


Nucva York, agosto 14.-Hoy
Sc ha veriEcaao, con extraordina-
ria solemnidad e imponente gen
ito, Ell entierro del multimillonario
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, rey del ace
no, quien falleci6 aver en- su resi-
dencia cerca de Pittsburg.
Ell presidente Wilson envio al
entierro a su secretario particu-
lar MIR. Tumulty, para que lie re-
presentara, y dirigio los parien-
tes y la hija del insigne filan-
tropo IN mensaje sentidisimo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15

GUAYAQUIL, agosto 14.-Va-
rias poblaciones del litoral del Pc
ri son arrasadas por la fiebre anna
rilla, que Sc ha presentado ALI
con graves caracteres.
En- ell Callao son numerosas las
victimas registradas va, sobre to-
do en- los suburbios oeupados por
los chinos.
Sc han librado colisiones entire
la muchedumbre y la fuerza pu-
blica, pues la primera esta deci-
dida a prender fuego a la barria-
da en- que Sc inicio la peste.
La capital de la rep1blica Sc en-
cuentra incomunicada con las po-
blaciones de la costa, por haberse
establecido ALI ell Gordon SANTA
rio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
100000 HOMBRES
.DECLARADOS EN- HUELGA
Ell Gobierno esta decidido
a proceder con mano firme

.LONDRES, ,agosto 14.-La "Tri
pie Alianza de los mineros in
gleses ha ordenadO la huelga, pues
los trabajadores estan decididos
a pedir el cincuenta por ciento de
aumento y una fuerte bonifica-
cion en- case &c enfermedad. -
La situacion es tan critica en-
todos los distritos mineros, que
la Camara de los Comunes esta
decidida a intervenir para dar in
mediata solucion al conficto.
Los mineros conferencian acti-
vamente con la National Union
Railwaymen'', con ell proposito de
inducirle que secunde con ener-
gia su resolucion.
Los trabajadores de las minas
declaradas en- huelga ascienden
hasta ahora a 100000.
A pesar de los graves caracte-
res con que Sc ha presentado ell
confiiCto, ell Gobierno confia en-
obtener una proxima y favorable
solucion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
Fallecinient0 de benefactor de Puerto Rico
HueIga de 200 mil trabajadores en- Inglaterra
Las fieStaS de los
Midnight Fellows

La pr6xima fiesa que daran los mid
nigh Fellows" de San Juan sera una
excursion la residencia de Don En-
rique Gonzalez, en- Barranquitas. ALA
Sc prepare un acto social sorprendente.
Habra ntmeros de baile, regalos, y re-
frescos, para las damas atracciones
especiales para los caballeros.
La fiesta celebrada iltimamente ell
ell Country Club, del Condado, por
los miembros de la fraternidad Mid
night Fellows, result6 esplendida por
la selecta concurrencia de sefloras, Sc
fioritas y caballeros de nuestra alta So
ciedad. Esta fiesta estuvo a cargo de
Don Eduardo Gonzalez, Jr joven que
Sc distinguio por la esplendidez con que
obseGui6 a las bellas y encantadoras
sefioritas que asistieron al acto.
La fiesta empezo a las nueve de la
noche y Sc prolongo hasta cerca de las
tres dc la madrugada. Las deCoracio-
nes sugestivas del salon, ell suntuoso
paisaje tropical y Ell mar, en- ell que sc
veia rielar la luna, invitaban a sonar
en- mas atlas idealidades, y propendia,
todo en- el ambiente, a despertar la fe-
licidad el amor en- las almas. Ia Sra.
Blanes de Mestre merece felicitacio-
mes por ia organization de la fiesta,
que estuvo a su cargo. Uno de los MI
meros que mas agrado q las seDoritas
fu6 la reparticion de los premios. Los
cabaleros Enrique Gonzalez, Colon y
Davila fueron los encargados dc leer
los nimeros Y entregar los regalos.
El cronista recuerda Que contribu-
yeron a realzar la fiesta con sua lu-
josos atavios Ell encanto triple de su
bellcza, distinction algeria, las da
mas cuyos nombres a continuation Sc
expresan:
Blanes de Mestre, de Delgado, dc
Gatell, Viuda de Rodriguez, Gle Her
nandez, de Pollion, de Aetol, dc ii
menez, de Goenaga, de Villamil de
Hayden Senoritas Mercedes, Gilda y
Esther Fano, Amalia y Maria Sarrnicn-
to, Conchita Goenaga, Olga Herman
dez, Celeste Rauschemplat, Carmen Sia-
ca, Josefina Rodriguez, Julita Vizca-
rrondo, Julita Pollion, Carmen Jimo
nez. Maria Antonieta Font, Adelita AS
tol, Adelaide Gatell, Elisa Estrella dc
Diego, Maria Luisa Mendez, Margot,
Delgado, Bertha Ligley. Mary Hay
den, Lucia Porrata, Maria Piza, Anita
Mercedes Calderon.
Los caballeros, los midnight fe-
llows" y los galanes eran los siguion-
tes:
Salvador Mestre, Antonio Sarmien-
to, Eduardo Gonzalez Jr., Angel M. Co
lon, Carlos Torres, Hugh r. Francis,
Luis Davila Luis v. Valiente Bienve-
nido Matienzo, Jose J. Acosta, Manuel
z. Vicente; Tenientes Sapia, Cianchi-
nj. Latimer, Domenech, Cordero, An
dino Romanach, Lopez Antorgiorgi,
DR.. Carlos de Castro, DR.. A. Bou, Agus-
tin Segurola, Jose Ramon Quinones,
Ramon Siaca, Enrique Siaca, P. Vi
llamil, Sergio Ramirez, Ramirez, Adol-
fo v Alvaro Rauschemplat, Damian
Monserrat Jr., Eliseo Font, Eduardo
Lomba, Herminio MADEIRA, Rafael Nj
do, Pedro Nido, Antonio Rocafort,
Joaquin Marquee y Harry Denton.
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DON FRANCISCO vISCAL

Este muy estimado caballero, CAPT
tan del muelle nlmero 1, contrajo ma
trimonio con la bella y estimada Sc
nora dona Fidela Algarin, ante Ell juez
Gaetan Barbosa.
Los c6nyuges celegraron sus espon-
sales en- familia, con asistencia de al
gunos amigos intimos, quienes fueron
obsequiados esplendidamente. Los con-
trayentes disfrutan en- San Juan de
generates simpatias Y en- la noche de
sus bodas recibieron numeroSas fell
citaciones y regalos.
Hacemos tambien votos por su di-
cha,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
Ell PRINCIPE LEGO
7. AL CANADA

ST. JOHN, Terranova, agosto
14.-En ell acorazado "Renown"
lego esta mailana ell Principe de
Gales, quien visitara en- la Casa
Blanca al presidente Wilson a fl
nes de agosto.
Esta tarde, ovacionado por la
multitud, siguio viaje para ell Ca
NADIA, escoltado por la flota de que
IRA del Dominic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15

PARIS, agosto 14.-Con asis-
tencia de todo ell Gobierno, asi CO.
mo tambien dc los caudillos Jof-
fre, Foch y Pershing, Sc coloco
aver la primera piedra para ell
emplazamiento del puente que Sc
ra tendido sobre ell historico rio
Marne, en- ell mismo sitio en- que
en- los primeros dias de septiem-
bre ole 1914 empezo a librarse la
batalla mas horrenda y de mas
vasto resultado que registra la
historic.
Al presentarse Ell general Jof-
fre ,quien gan6 ALI la victoria de-
cisiva de Ia guerra, fue delirante-
mente ovacionado por la multitud.
Ell Arozobispo de Paris, carde-
nal Annette ,coloco la primera pie
dra, y Mr.. Clemenceau pronuncio
ell unico discurso que fue dido en-
la CeremOnia.asasusau
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
Ell LICDo. vALLDEJULLY

Ia estado en- San Juan el excelente
joven v dignisimo juez de Aguadilla
don j. valldejully, quien goza de mu-
cha simpatias por su talento y caba-
llerosidad, cualidades que lie distinguen
sobre todas las que posee, con ser mucho
valor asimismo.
Reiteramos nuestro cordial saludo al
Licdo, Valldejully.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-15
CoNcEJALEs QUE RENUNcIAN

Ell Concejo Municipal de Cidra la
declarado vacante las plazas de conce-
jales que venian desempefiando Gertru-
dis Nunez Eustaquio Rodriguez, quie-
mes han renunciado sus cargos; el pri-
nero por no poder asistir con regulari-
dad a las sesiones del Concejo, y el Sc
gundo por motive de salud.
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CoNFERENCIA PUBLIcA.

IExiste ell destino? Ell Lcdo. Francis
co vincenty desarrollara este tema en-
su conferencia pIblica esta noche a
las 8. 80 P. M. en- ell salon de la Logia
Teos6fica, Luna 100, altos.
Sc invita- al publico.
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SangrientO Ch0Que
personal en- Ponce
Debates en- Ia COTtG de
DiStritO de Ponce dCerCd
del aSuntO RiVeTa-AuffHnt

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce nos
dirigi6 anoche el telegrama siguien-
te:
Ell MUNDO.
San Juan.
Esta tarde viose Corte Distrito au-
to "mandamus'' interpuesto por ell in
geniero Auffant contra Alcalde Rive
ra. Representaba demandante Lcdo.
Lopez Tord compareci6 representative
Alcalde, allanandose orden tribunal
repon!endo al ingeniero y reconocien-
do procedio ilegalmente, suscitandose
acalorados debates ambos abogados
Brillante resolution Corte. Detalles i'm
portantisimos correo. Carlos Vega e
Hip6lito Jorge tuvieron un disgusto
personal, saliendo uno con ocho heri-
das graves ell otro con cuatro heri
das.
EEL CORRESPoNSAL." !"
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La fiebre amari||a
arraSa al Peru
(Por Gable Franc6s)

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, P. r. on aug. 14th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4S1 l 2 B. P. L. & Reg. 1913.
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CrandiOSa fiesta
en- ell MarnG
(Por Cable Franc6s)

True translation filed with the Post
master at San Juan, P. r. on aug. 14th.
1919, of the following cables as requir-
ed by Sec. 4S1 liz B. P. L. G. Reg. 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-In briet
filed today with the foreign relations
committee Of the United States senate
Joseph W. Folk. formerly governor OF
Missouri. counsel for the Egyptian COM
mission. charges that England. under
the rlise OF I prutCctorate over Egypt
practically has seized that country as
British posS"ssiun." that in an annex 10
the peace treaty the status Of EGE@t
would be made an internal question
and beyond jurisdiction Of tn" council
OF the league Of nations. whirh council
the Egyptians desire 10 pass upon the
status Of Egypt.
The document sets forth that the or
iginal occupation OF Egypt by British
troops beginning n 1872 WIS claimed ny
the British government TO be rncr' - tenn
porary for the purpose of suPpr 'S"nS
rebels end collecting debts due Euro
peans. The British government. lays Mr'
Folk. pledged Egypt and tho world thHt
this occupation would b" only rIA3or'
airy.
After giving a r"suni" or IN" Doiit'"aI
history OF modern Egypt and IN" al
legged wrongs don" IN that "ount"y t.
enforce British ru'c in the last several
decades the brict r"clt"s the story or
the killing Of S"Q and the w"unding 81
1900 Egyptian urtivcs last April IN the
streets Of their cities while holding
demonstrations for freedom under 'h'
self determination clauses Of the N"ac"
treaty.
Mr.. Folk. who was former s"''r''"r
for the state department and who how
represents the commission whiCh was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
'T0IK ARRA|GNS BRITAIN FOR
WRONGS DONE THE EGYPTIANS

norncd by the legislative assembly OF
Epypt a majority Of whom were elected
nv the people," he says. calls attention
IN the fact that Egyptian troops. mum.
herring 1000. 600 fought on the SIDE OF
tho allies 20 make. as they believed the
world safe for democracy and Tor the
right Of national self determination FOR
all peoples.
Eyvpt before tho war. he says was IN
dc pendent for ell practical purposes,
though under the nominal sovereignty OF
Turkey and subject to an annual trloute
=, Turkcv. on December IS. 1914, II IS
stated Great Britain removed the ruler
o. F;gypt and appointed Prince Fussein
-. SrItan "ost"r.S;bly as war measure
ana assumed by the Egyptians to be
such"
Vyh,n Tho time came for making peace
NJ FOLK observes. the Egyptian people
n,ruralIv concluded that since. under
N, League Of NATIONS. they woulc be
preserved from external aggression. the
prutccturatc Of Great Britain would be
rrrooyr,l Tut th"y were doomed 10 dis-
arpcin,rnrnt, and find with amazcm"nt
~, Z recognition of n British protecto-
rate over Egypt had been written IN the
treaty"
In conclusion the brief states:
9TH. condemnation Of Egypt without
= bc.. riu,, before an information tribunal
- opa g.: established. would mean the
cn~,irund v,.hjcction Of Egypt to British
brndac. and continued moving down by
british machine guns Of h"s" hh"rtF
,,nkinp pcoplc who fought with America
10 make the world safe from military
autocracy."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
". Y. j, WILL HA We
RECORD NUMBER OF
MEN FOR FOOT BALL

MORGANTOWE. August 2S-The
great quantity OF material that - going
to be available for the West v lrGiNia
University football team this fall Is go
ing 20 result in by far the larE">t num-
Der Of men being taken 10 Mont Chateau
for preliminary training that has: ever
been taken in all the years since the
Mountainous have trained at tbs T.
nous resort.
Invitations TO tn" camp have ndt vet
been sent out except in an intormaf way
TO the mon who are Known TO b. or
varsity calibcr. bat on Coach MclntlrH 5
recent vie!t here ne went over with ID
rector Stansbury the complete list II
prospective candidates for the Tea IN
from Captain Rodgers clear down to 'he
punicst Of tho high school boys "rN
will b. here This list was cull"d over
several times and even now. thrc" weeks
before training actually Charts. Their" lTH
no less than A. men who are well worth
observation and 4 chance at the camp.
This includes - lincmcn for tho fNc
varsity positions. from tackle 70 tackle:
nine men for the two varsity ends anu
Is backs. or four full sets. for IN" TOUR
places behind tho line. All these men
COMPARE favorably with the mon wn"
have made up West Virginia cleverrs IN
the rast. and II is possible that the llS'
will have to BE- added To before time r
the camp TO open arrives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
JOHNNY GRIFFITH'S
MANAGER HERE
FOR Big FIGHT
He Is Tommy walsh, OF Muwaukec,
Known to Fight Fans From
Coast to Coast,

wheeling sport fans have as their
guest the most popular fight manager
in the country-Tommy Walsh.
Tommy" looks after the welfare Of
Johnny Griffiths' ring enterprises
Johnny vii be seen in battle "forma-
ticn- at the park casino Thursday night.
when he meets Jack Perry. Walsh has
os we'll the famous Pal Moore under his
wing.
walsh has been in the fight game for
so long that he IS beginning to get used
to 1t.
Born in Ireland. he came to America
at a tender age ard. with his parents
settled down in Milwaukee,. doing his
best to make the &c per cent" town
famous
Graduating from Marquette college.
he went to the coast where he started
GU, in the fight promoting game undc:
the guiding hand of Tom McCarH3.
There he was associated with number
Of big boxing enterprises and In inc
referee game. He was third man in the
ring in the Nelson-Wolgast fight In Los
Angeles.
Leaving the fight game in 1911. h"
took a fly nj the aCroplanc game assoc
cjatiur himself with the Glenn Curttss
outfit as western manager. Under
Walshs guidance, Lincoln BcaChoy be-
came big Lacquer in the milky way
circuit. The fight bug infected Tommy
Hibcrian blood in 1913. so he took
nose dive from the flying business ana
yolplancd back into the fight game
taking over Joe Mandot. the sensational
French lad. who roasted in New Orleans
and frankie Burns III,
In 1914 he became associated win
Nate Lewis, with headquarters in chi,
cago and now has such stable as fal
Moore. Johnny Griffiths. Charlie "h''t'
Ccorya tKnockout) Brown. Joe Rurmam.
pod Dolan. Bud Christies and Phil Har-
rison-
while Walsh has never plloted
bona fide champion. he declared H. =
still a young man and hopes TO b" IN"
manager of title bearer in the sainn
period when Ireland becomes sister
republic to Uncle Samuers domain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
YANKEES TO BE REPRE-
SENTED ON GRIDIRON

Tho Yankee Juniors Of the South Side.
will now call together meeting OF all
Of former years players on the to"thall
squad to be held at the Twcnty-StNth
street fairgrounds on Friday. for the
PURPOSE OF organizing grid team. The
South Side lads have always boon Wei
REPRESENTED among ErIdiron amateurs Of
the valley. having many successful s"a-
sons Of hard football contests.
The Yankees came through the Ma
tional past!mc season with tn" Of III"
hest records ever known 10y any local
amateur team. Th" following players
;,r,. rr0ucst ted to l." present ~ th' meet
ing: r'latl"y, W. Eruthcr. II. Rruthcr. T..
E.idcmillrr. II. Eid"mli"r. Wanda. y.
Iotz, G. McNutt, Bremcr Miller aah
10 h.
"BUr" Fidcm!ller is expected TO b"
on the Job again this year getting IN"
bows into playing condition and making
them 20 through ,h"Ir daily grind or
urart.ry. EidrmIlrr did splendid work
in coaching the team last year and -
expected 10 do as we'll the coming sea-
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
DRAWING FOR SINGLES
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK. August lS-W I'm IN"
Leading lawn tennis players or Arn"rl'"'
Australia and Japan entered. tn" draw
ing for the thirty-eighth annual na'i"HEl
singles championship tournament WIS
made here today. The luck OF IN" nUn'
drayy distributed the l@S entrants with
fair regularity throughout III" e'Th' SIN
tcCns and with m occasional cNcePI''"'
rho leading experts should advance SrN-
oral rounds without serious oppoSt(A"h
in the matches. which begin at rores-
vii Long Island August 2S.
Every section Of the United states Nv
-orrosnntcd nv it's foremost racqGct
Glars while Canada and England caon
hos ono cutrant--A. s. Casstls. or NOR
,rea, and Mai Z. Il. Harran. respert'
ivcly-both appearing in the fourth SIX
All four Australians, Norman 4.
proolres. Gerald Patterson. K. '. IhonldS
and Randolph I.ycctt. will compete as
vol rs Ichivia Kumagac and >. hash'
tho japanese stars. ,5,.
J,ormer American champions lnc'udo
Iindlcv Murray. r. Norris " lIlian's
n William NJ. Johnston ana MadFicc
T. LauGhIiu. while almost every run''tt-
nm and the ranking tens OF recent years
arc entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19

PITTSBURGH Ia. Aug. lS.-F'ranclS
Ouir,ct. If Woodland. riskCd his h"a.th
today to struggle through the 30 hoI'
oualLrving rnund Of the National ANA
tour Coli championship at the oakm"h'
Country club. IN ORDER that he would not
lose the opportunity he has waited Tor
for more than four y"ars--an"thcr
chance 10 win the amateur champion
ship.
Ouimct was barred from amateur golf
in 1915 by the Officials Of the United
States Golf association. who ruled that
he was n professional because h" had
entered into the sporting goods huri-
ness. Later when he went into tho SER
vice. he was! rcinstatrd and this tournA-
mont is the first opportunity he has had
to resign thr title he once held.
The Eost On golfer was forced 10 play
in the rain most Of the way. y numper
Of times Ire swaycd after hitting ms
shots and he was SO weak in IN" maj
nine holes Of the afternoon play that
no topped the toe shots at IN" l%th.
l4th and 18th But he finished IN" DAY
with Il II cdal score of 1876. in tie Tor
10th plajcc. with the 80 who will CON-
tinuc tomorrow in the match play
rounds
ouiIntt was attended by three physi-
clans after nc completed ms pay anu
was ogGcrcd tn bed in the Oakmont CLUB
house. Physicians said that he was SUI
fering from poisoned tonsils and that
his back was exceedingly lame. lndlcat-
ing that he had caught cold today.
! There WAS q triple tie for the best
-mcd;tl at l5S between James s. Manion.
the public li"J,S golfer from st. Louis.
Davidson HERON. Of Oakland and Paul
,Tr.Ivkc.-bury of Arholink. Rohbc Jones,
Jr.. Of Atlanta. was in fourth place with
ESQ. It required a score Of III TO quail
ify. & cht players taking part in play
off far two places at that figure.
Charles (ChiCk) Evans. the prcscn.
charnpion qualified with a lG1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
|NACk'S VERSUS
ELM GROVE SAT
MAc:KS WILL MEET p. AND E. G. ON
SATURDAY AT ELM GROVE AND
DuLONVALE OH SUNDAY.
Bauers Cancel Both Games With the
McConkeys for Games With
P. J. Su1livans.

The NIacks OF the East End will 60 TO
Elm Grove next Saturday afternoon to
meet the fast Patterson and Elm Grove
boys, and will take a jaunt 10 Dillonvale
on Sunday to meet the Indian nine OF
that place
Tho Eaucrs cancelled the two games
scheduled for August 81 and September
with the McConkeys without consult
ing tho manager OF the Macks. Instead
Of meeting the locals the BarCrs expect
TO meet the L. J. Sullivan nine AZ League
park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-19
Hewitt and Wells
: Both Eliminated
.: In Golf Tourney

Special Dispatch q Tho ln,elIgSnT TIr.
iOAKMONT COUNTRY GLIB. PITTS
BCRGH, Aug. lS.-Jpseph y. Wells ana
George ". Hewitt. N" only NaeSIns
players who qualified on saturday LOT
further play in tn" national amateur
golf championship tournament under
WAY here. were Eliminated To-Day IN ti'e
Ss-hole qualifying round.
iwells after making poor showing
IN tie morning round. when he took
81, withdrew in the afternoon when IN
heavy rainstorm. his game showed no
Improvement.
Hewitt, however. was more fortunate
than his fellow towrSman. but failed I'd
get among tho lucky 81 b. two strokes
He had an 80 In the morning r"un".
when It raincd Internationally. and boeh
an IS in the afternoon tcr u total score
Of ia. However. I72 was the highest
score which qualified. and Only tHree
with this score got III. IL being necessary
to play OF a tie among eight players 10
decide who would get the three places
There was no medal!st IN todayS
round or, rather. there were three. Three
players thus deadlockCd were DAVIDSON
Heron, Oakmont: J. s. Manion. Forest
Hills, and Paul Tewkesbucy. AronoTniN.
'"Bobby" Jones. the youthful star from
Atlanta, made a valiant try Tor the
honor Of showing the way TO the held'
but q lost ball deprived him OF being
medalIst. He turned IN score or l'''
one behind the three leaders.
Jones lost his ball going to the twelt'h
hole In the morning round. when u
bounded into the rough 10 the right or
the hole. He lost two strokes when he
failed to ind the ball. and these two
strokes cost him first place. Without
this penalty he would have had low
medal score Of 1877.
Cards Of the Wheeling players follow
wells
Fire round: Out-6 SIS
Int 35s37 as
.Total-91.
Second round: Withdrew.
Hewitt.
First round: Outs 4 3 1 8 5 $40
In-5 1 5-43
kTotal-Ss.
SECOND r'nd: Outs 4 6 3 $50
In-5 3 s 6--46
tTotal-S5. Grand total-174.
-
FxUTT HEARTS.
The bcs. chewing gum ever. Covered
with pink fruit Favored candy. The orig
inai eart-shared iuorSel Of delight. The
biggest nickel's worth in America.
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musEE suarn6ER DUcuu LEAGUE

Total .......... 3S4 81" G49-10S2
Tonight-Eo Names vs.. stars.
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