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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
DRIVE FOR SPORTS
Will Be Started in Barre BY Canvas
ers Tomorrow.

elimination of plans for launehir2
the newly incorporated Barre Athlet.
association will come morrow, whd
| canvassing teams expect to cover Il
entire city in general drive for men
bers. Ever since the idea of formil
a municipal association for the pr
motion of all sports was broached cad
Ter in the summer assurances of SUI
port, both moral and financial. had
been received from many quarters. II
morrow Barre will have a chance
show just how far it intends to go :
keeping the granite city on the sporl
ing map.
Every phase of sports will find
place in the new associations activ
ties. Not only will baseball. footba
and basketball come into their owl
but it is hoped that the successft
maintenance of an organization ma
eventually mean more winter sportI
for Barre and swimming pool as
added attraction in the summer time|
Citizens in all walks of life are mend
bers of the associations governinI
board. 1t is the aim of the organiza|
tion to make strong appeal for mem|
berships in every quarter, and to thai
end most thorough canvass will en|
sue.
The membership committee consist
of w. G. Reynolds. A. A. Milne, Jo|
seph Merlo, H. p. Hinman, f. NJ. To|
bin and George Kent Tomorrow will
be given over entirely to membership
solicitations and it is expected thai
every sport fan in Barre, in fact every
one who appreciates the value of good
clean, healthy pastimes for Barre
younger generation and become mem
Der.
Canvassing committees have been
signed as follows: South end, H.
Hinman, chairman. John c. Bootl
James B. Carsweil; Burnham 5 meadoj
and Granite street, Charles A. Brow
chairman, A. NJ. Celia and Mauric
Watkins; Blackwell street to Willie
street, Armando Comoll, chairma
Martin Riley, jr.. c. f. Millar; Willie
street north, Allan W Reid, chairmaI
Robert Jones and John B. Magnagh
business section from Trow & Holde
plant to Depot square, west side
Main street, Z. NJ. Tobin, chairman,
G. Reynolds, Athol r. Bell; east side
Main street as far north as the Pa
theatre, George Kent and Frank She
north of Merchant street, Paul Scar
pini and Joseph Merlo
One share of stock entities a pr
chaser to membership. The associate
is Incorporated under the laws of W
mont and the stock is to be sold at
per share Each subscriber will recei
a receipt and within a few days
will receive a certificate indicating /
number of shares owned by him. I
certificates will be countersigned
the president and clerk of the associ
tion and solicitors are urged TO ma
returns TO him at the Granite Ssvin
bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
Nine Men in Automobi1
Failed to Injure Any of
the Occupants
WERE THEMSELVES
SOON CAPTUREl
Real Movie thrills Wer
Staged in anection Will
Brool 81 Car Strike

New y g Sept While furth'
efforts y =. being made to-day to ei
the strike of Brooklyn Rapid Trans
company employees, nine men in an al
tomobile raced train near the ID
avenue station and fred into the car|
but injured no one.
Blasts from the train whistle brougl
squad of motorcycle police, who pul
sued the motor car at 80 miles an hoj
until the nine men were caught third
miles away.
Eleven additional surface lines wei
put in operation to-day, according
company officials, making total \
fifty now working. Including shuttle
the system has but II.
improvement in number of elevate
and subway trains also was reporte|
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
COUNTRY CLUB BARN BURNED
Building Struck by Lightning During
Tuesday Afternoon Storm.

The barn at Montpelier Country club
and the icehouse. eb6se by II were
burned to the ground during the thun-
der storm of Tuesday afternon. The
Nretaker rushed to the barn as soon
as the building burst into flames after
the lightning struck the barn. He was
able to get all the horses out except the
bay one. which took look at the
building and went back into the barn
and burned to death. All the farming
tools were burned. The motor fire
apparatus of Montpelier responded to
the telephone call and the men
made an effort with chemicals to save
the icehouse but this could not be
done, the barn being too close and the
fire too hot The loss viii exceed
1900. that is to say the building
could not be duplicated for that figure.
Insurance carried on the building viii
not cover the loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
KILLED BY HORSE
Earl LauEhton of South Hero Fell and
Horse Stepped on Him.

South Hero. sept. s.-Esrl Laughton
Was killed Monday morning when IN
going 20 the assistance Of his hired man
a horse stepped on his head.
Mr.. Laughton left the horses he had
been driving to aid his hired man who
had another team The horses he had
left started to run. and Mr. Laughton
tried 20 stop them lie MISSED in his
grasp for the bit and fell 70 the ground,
and one of he animals stepped on his
head.
He = survived Nv his wife and two
little children He was young man
of fine character and wss highly re
spectcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
BL0DGETT-BILLINGS.
Teacher in Spaulding High School Ia
Year Was the Bride.

Bethel, Sept. s.-A quiet home we
ding occurred at II o'clock on Sept
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Billings, when their daughter. Char
was married TO Willard Alan Blodget
chemist in the employ of the u
Point Powder Co. at Penns Grove,
J Both bride and bridegroom are grad
yates of the University of Vermod
and the bride taught last year
Spaulding high school in Barre.
The ceremony was performed by RI
Frederick 4. Dixon. Only immedis|
relatives were present. These includS
an aunt Of the bride, Miss Agnes Md
dock of Worcester. Mass. and Il
mother and brother Of the bridegrool
Mrs. Eyah Blodgett and Harry Bid
gett of Burlington. The young peou3
will live at Penn Grove. after vacj
tion trip Of about two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
BARRE TROUT CLUB
Proposes to Issue 5000 Stock of which
$4,000 Has Been Paid Up.

The Barre Trout club has certified
20 the secretary Of state that il pro-
poses TO issue 5000 worth OF stock
and that of that sum $1,000 has been
paid up The STANDARD Coal and oil
Go. Of Burlington asked leave to amend
its articles 80 that the capital stock
win ~ increased to SJ0Oa0
The Alburg Spring hou1 Of AIburg
has fled articles Of assoc alton IN the
same oflice for the Vurpoae Of selling
mineral spring wstsr. Tie capital
.to-k is szp0Oo. while tbc rapcrs are
siEned by y G. Ls5d. y Bouish. Julius
Scriser and Nirtar Cohen ug Ak-E..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
INJURED IN AUTO ovERTURN.
Two Elderly People from Florida Had
Mishap at East Thetford.

East Thetford. Sept. s.-Two elderly
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Of Flor
ida. making camping. visiting tour,
had their Ford upset by soft gravel
al the foot Of the hill at this place
about $50 Tuesday night Both were
pinned under the wreck and but Tor the
prompt arrival Of plenty of help their
plight would have been sad indeed.
They were taken 10 a nearby house,
where they we're attended by Dr. Wey-
mouth Of Lyme. " II. Both were
more or les bruised and shaken M.
Mrs. Garfield suffered broken thumb
They were taken in another car to
the home Of friends in Wilder
Their car may =lmit Of repair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
TAVERN DESTROYED
Fire at South Londonderry Caused
5000 Loss

Brattleboro. sept Hunts Tavern
in South Londonderry was burned YES
terday. causing loss of S60OO. partly
covered by insurance. Il was a three
story wooden building the top floor
containing = hall used by fTaternal or
CARNATIONS. The FIRE started in the top
day NIGHT p J.. Darling was owner
aud manager buviug the property less
thar a wear ego from w q. Hunt BY
"a hom the hotel vss built ard operated
several wears. Hand engines from
South Londonderry and Londonderry
and men from several tovus did zcpl
work ia saving al surrounding prop
trty-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
DRAFFIN-SHERBURNE
Montpelier Woman the Bride Of Or
versity Of Illinois Instructor

Miss Florence Laura Shsrburn
daughter Of Rev. L. o. Sherburne
Montpelier. and Jasper o. Drafin
Urbana. IN. were united in marrisa
Ct Montpelier yesterday. Rev. u
Sherburne being the officiating clerg1
man: snd Mr.. and Mrs Drafiin II
for Urbsna. where they win take 1
their residence. the groom being 4
gagged as an instructor in the UniveI
sity of Illinois During the past thrs
summers he has been engaged in 4
state engineers Office N Montpelier
The bride has lived for some IN
N Montpelier and has been promine
N the Methodist church Of that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
SERIOUS FIRE AT PoULTNEY
Ripley Lumber Co.'S Plant Was Wiped
Out.

Poultney, Sept 5 The main build
ings Of the Ripley Lumber company
plant we're burned to the ground about
one o'clock yesterday, the cause Of the
fire being back fire in the engine room
The buildings were = mass Of flames
in a very few minutes after il started
and the efforts Of the Poultney hose
/, ,mpany. which responded immediately
were futile. II was thought that some
other nearby buildings we're in danger.
including the plant Of the Borden Prod
ucts and Food company which Is quite
near But BY keeping the roofs and
buildings well wet these other build
inCs were saved.
The loss Of the Ripley Lumbcr com
pany is thought 10 b. about S75.fssl.
which j. partly covered bv xsursnce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
BARRE's SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
There Were 2.i3o on the Second Day
Of Fall Term.

Enrolment in Spaulding high school
reached the record to-day when 4s5 stu.
dents were registered. That figure was
the total enrolment last wear. Il i
expected that this years total will
exceed 500 The attendance in the
grades had also increased to-day, the
total for the entire public school ,ys-
tenn being 2.l3a The enrolment bv
grades was a. follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08

II is probable that the number viii
be increased by almost 100 during the
next few days An unusual fact in
connection with the opening Of the
schools was that every regular teacher
was present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
TO END ILLICIT
DISTILLING
Government Decides to
Tighten Regulations as
to Sale of Stills
AND TRACE DOWN
USERS OF STILLS
Announcement of Purpose
Made by Treasury
Department

Washington, ID. C., Sept SIN an
effort to end illicit distilling of intoxi-
eating liquor, the treasury decided to-
day to tighten regulations around the
sale of stills and introduced another
check to its means to tracing down
their users.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08

Wendell Lundgrsn of East street re-
termed yesterday from Milford Mas
after sisitiuG los = Ncek wiih an uncle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

The time; To night and Thurs
day night.
The place: Barre city court
room.
The eligibles; Both women
and men.
The reason why: To pick
state candidates Sept, IA; later
to elect a president.
Be sure to register.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08

Nilial and John Rankle q Hartford
and Ea-t Hampton. Conn respectively
spent yesterday in Barre on business.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27

the cthnogrlphical frontier were sane
toned hA the conference md ihc Amer
lean government believes mat h iiaii
would consent SO apply the Hnne prin
ciplcs In istriu aud ptlmntla, the Al
rintlC quest ON would not oHiri
"Such consideration can not D" mad,
tho rrnaOn fur unjust settlements Which
VIII hc provocative of future wnts a
course thus determined would hc short
sighted and not iu accord with the ter
rihie sacrifices OF the cnt.fc world
which can be Justified aud cnnohlcd
only hy leaning final, Go settlement.
ln keeping wit htht nrluciprs iui
which the war WINS fought Thr pres
dent asks that the prime ministers Of
France creni Nriinm and Italy VIII
read his determination n the Ndrinu'
matter m tho lirht of thcfg principles
and settlement and VIII rcniizo thai
standing unuu HuNh "a found ton o'
principle he must ask OF necessity, ir
earnest cor alferhtion lie coniidnntl,
counts upon their co-oprruiien in thN
effort on hills pnrt 60 maintain for ihs
allied and associated powers that di'
rectlon OF affairs which was initiated
over the victory Of Germany and th'
peace conference "a; Paris
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27
Eases a Cold
With One Dose
"Papc's Cold Compound
Then Breaks Up u Cold in
n Few Hours.

ieilrf comes irniantls s dose taken
every two hours untii three doses are
taken ususallS lrtla4 up a. severe colt
and ends nll the gripro misery.
Thv very first does OPENS your clpg
gcd -up noatrils and the air pestnNns h
the head. stops nose running relieves
the headache dulincfa, frNcflahn'9i
rnccainp. soreness and ntiiinnss
Don't stay stuffcu-up. Quit hlow nr
and snufiiingl clear your rouE Hicd
head Nothing elise in the world NiNes
auch prompt relief as "fnpcs Cold
Compound" which costs only few
cents al ans druE store Il acts with
ont assistance. tastes nice, contains no
qulnlnc--insiat upon lapc'ni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27
GOLF TOURNAMENT
TO END SATURDAY


HOUSTON. TcNpf Feb 20 al the
end of tho SECOND round of the unus-
ton Country club Invitation tOulrH
mont which ended Thursday eight
rollers were lpff fof else ihHd round
to Soc played Friday
The winners of Thursdays plHN
were George RoHn oft Houston Nol-
son Whitney. Sow OiiDdua. g. b. IuA-
ton Dallas. Louis lacnny. W G. Hum,
Houston. = b. Houn nitfshnrrh.
Harold shrar Houston and G.. =. Dos
ter oi Dallas.
Tho winners n Che second flFht
class werc,f o. WHhownnun fhii AI-
buckle. ID. ~ rHuHslr Nd pufhpt Tom
pnrks W o. Carter DR.. S. g. il0yt
and W $ Frrsh Tho tlsi nnd Hec-
nni .irhi rOuada ulN hr played l'l-
day after which hut two roit4a f
each class VIII remain Tine play wH
end saturday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27

"navcf Tablets ~ Aspirin" 90 bee
gonuine Unjust hc marked with the
sHiett iiaser Gross" Then you are
ritlnp che true. would famous Aspir
in prescribed ny phyeciana for over
o. HcuIa.
Always buy an unhrokcn package az
iafer Tablets ui Aspirin" which cun-
UiaH rrnrcf directions 20 safely re-
NHNr ColdH Headache ronthachc. iinr-
nahe Neuralgia. Lumhago itheuma
Nsm Neuf|tia Joint Pains and Pain
8 ucnliy.
Hhndy tn boxes 90 twelve tablets
cHst hut Is few cents Druggists also
sNi larger baseff packages Aspirin
E thr trade mnrk of naNrr Mnnufac-
iuft of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Saiicy
lIracid tAdv1
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27
DISTRICT COMMITTEE
ARMY ESSAY CONTEST

Tho district committee Co. Judge the
army essay written hy school h.ldron
in this district has been announced as
follows
Colonel fvcrs W Leonard command
Inc oi .icer recruit depot post. Camp
Travis, Lieutenant Colonel >. u. Onrh-
IS. ninth Infantry Camp Travis. and
Tiontcuant Colonel William b.. liuzer
head OF vocation schools Camp Travis
\ silver loving cup VIII Dee given Che
winner o. the FIRST district prize. and %
anrnnd nrian viii nlan hn nINnn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27

fufurC world connarr1tion. u be- un-
willing to recognize either an Unjust
settlement based un secret trchty. the
trfWH of which nrt Inconsistent with
tau new world conditions, ur Hn unjust
settlement arrived Ht hy employing
Chat secret treaty ass AM instrument OF
vpcrcion the Adrntic ISSUE ~ Il
now presents itself iMiacs che mnda d
mental question na o. whether the
American government can un nny
tofma operate with its European
assistants in tho great work of mnin-
tanning thc pcHce Hf thp world hy re-
moving ihr primary causes OF war q =
u substantial agreement on what is
iuff nud reasonable is not 90 deter
niinc international isfuUs; if the Cnun-
tfy possessing the most endurance in
pressing Sea demands rather than the
country armed with "a JUST tuusc be- 90
rlin che support of the powers 10 fore
DIE seizure OF coveted nrcls is 20 be
permitted and condunci and ~ to re-
eClVc ultimate Justification Day creating
N situation so diuiCmt that decision
favorable io tfo nrfrnqsor is deemed
practical necessity. m deliberately ln-
ctUi ambition is under the name OF
national sentiment. Co hn rewarded ut
ttU expense 900 tho small ana weak. il
Boo word tho old order of things which
brought so many cNiiH un the world is
stin to prevail then The limo is not vet
caWo when this government can enter
q concert cot powers iho very cxiHtcncc
of which must depend upon j npW spIr-
80 and % new order
Tho president wound up his note hy
slNing thut IN tho maximum conccH-
sinns mHdc ip ihU mnnurandnm oi De-
CtVsbcr Q could not hp accepted tine
president desires Co sus that he must
tfho unier sorions consideration the
al
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27
FUTURE WAR AS RE
SUIT OF ADRlATlC
CHANGE FEARED.

fiuuflUufN from Yirc
a. WsfnIHHtnn TNgs replied tnCA fDf
aunfilfaiv .Nerl miUart4rf point uf
tso saIti iuflnalaUaNm Of December
4asnI Ined ttnuuch,d nrd adltd Tint
'tlnl. trn fftiun.a undergo .lfrll
flunH Hd N0fh lnser aIe 90 lnO af
Wanting ff 1I.H. ailtIt
TNr NF in inI tufh Nfpmlcfs A..
rusd thst tht fisannelfautc of tha
mo- t.f. ISL Huma would rt.unltf
eouaOn Iura snta wtA fND fUfhpf.
i4Hf anf ffaf fhe tlhHuiau settlement
t,.. .u.h Ia d. 4fl.fu slfitfiriluu HIn
asa -.. t.r.fs requirements a. aN rar-
4Itr ra,lr tf TNtN rNnrnlirrlaoH
it ISL fII sfll.m,nI uf rs afflcuit
nuf f.nrctoue question: und "lhai ln
sh e.tni I'd 81 not teinr accepted
th,t tIU D.. lri4fn fe support che
enforcement uf ihr tnatt 10 London
wNlDh III a.t..uDfot io nuhudN
Deny nlscourtcry.
Nefh nfuHer ilsr'a mra anF intent io
SHOW ihn HIrNtrHf NtDfuIfNHf Go tNH
iuIfrI NfffNa. nf iNHf inNN wifhru 'tn
cour e tHr.r action ln fnt WY A.
MlTii t.'Ni l'N iii' ~ ~ iih
President WILSON wNs nNi 70 d" cuN-
ftifnfe tftN Hd thti ibouaht the
host ulrr Wsa ia rrnrced with the
utrrflaflnrs 4nd mwunlclfo iho fo-
suite Jos thr lnIlcd Satee
nr. dfn WILSON rrr'f nf February
10 etN le rnull nui 'helINNr thtt %
solution cnntaininE rfrNiHionF which
ahrdy hnd received the won meriieh
condemnation VI thg Fruoh and iltit
ish government Irefcrriae o. thc sei.
trmrt poccniNe' % ean 800 any
rHHhD rr tNfNiied 90 lltNi' ~. fNNiv
rn aEiNt iNNt tnt mrmui ndnn nl
jRnnfit lt Toy natnhNNtN lit' i'hiif
ever, Important point nf tttu'u "l ih'
ifAi N" ,n
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-27

SYDNEY. Australia, Fob. Co. hnt
other Pacific cable To AuHtiaNn H Ions
oNordnr recently 'taarftrd Slr JOS ph
Cook, minister Tor The navy
"it Be- now well over e1 fonrs sine
the prrTrnt cable Nfs JED. 10 lt1 No
cerdcd financially ana fodny iH hNHfa
oNcrofowdcd.
Matters nf snplrc communication Hff
becoming daily moro imperative QUO y
Be- hirh time "a forward movement NA'
begun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
NORWAY BEATS ]. S.
FOR SHOOTING TITLE

ANTWERP. July 2S.-Notwith<tand-
ing the fact that the American trap
shooters made a clean sweep in tho
clay target events. Norway is the win
ner on points IN the Olympic hunting
arms competition as n result OF her
victories in the running deer shooting
Counting three points for first place.
two points for second and one point for
third. the following results were OBJ
tanned:
Norway first in four OF the deer
shooting contests; tied for second place
in one individual event and placed third
in another--total I4i1 points.
United States. first. second and third
places i'll tho individual clay target
contests: first in the lay target team.
and third ia the toam single shots at
the running deer--total. 10 points.
Sweden, two second places and one
tie for second place in the deer shoot
ing place in the deer shooting. and third
place in the clay target shooting-total,
81 points.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
COMISH Hampers
CHANGING RULES
IN JERSEY RINGS

TRENTON y. j.. July 2s.-Gov. Ed
wards decision yesterday to conduct an
investigation into the state boxing COM
mission for its Indirect res possibility for
tho management of the Wilis-Fulton
fight at Newark has unearthed an even
more serious reflection upon the board.
1t has brought out that the commits
sion. by tampering last winter with the
original boxing law. caused the repeal
OF five of its important sections. The
sections repealed follow:
Requiring boxers to be physically ex-
amined before entering ring.
Making 1t a misdemeanor TO scalp
tickets for such shows.
FORGETTING licenses OF clubs that con-
duct fake bouts.
Suzpending boxers for participating
in fake contests.
Penahzing boxers, seconds. promo
tiers. etc. who accept graft.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
WHITING SCHOOL TEAM
GARY EMERSON

WHITING. july 2s.-The Whiting
public school baseball team picked from
the boys in the summer baseball league.
defeated the Emerson school team OF
Gary BY a to score at Whiting park
this afternoon This is she second
straight defeat for the Gary lads by
the OIL city boys. Whiting winning at
Gary last week by IS to COUNT.
OF<eefc and Duean were the battery for
Whiting today and they held Gary safe
all the way. McCampbell. Goldrick and
Nardi played good fielding games for
Whiting Dacey and Egan were the best
bets for the Steel City boys. Athletic
Director l.. Is. Hart OF the Whiting
schools announces that the Gary lads
will play again at Whiting next Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-29
TENNIS
TOURNEY
FOR GARY
Singles Champ In N. ". 7. 7.
viii Also Get The F. Richard
SChaaf Cup

The Northwesteru Indiana Tennis
tournament will open at Gary on Sat
urday. August :. under the auspices
Of the Gary Tennis club The tourna-
ment is sanctioned by the United Sta
ties National Lawn Tennis association
and records established during the
week OF play will be officially enter
ed by that organization
s. The tourney, opening on August !
Will continue for q week. closing on
Saturday. August "A. 1t is expected
that not less than 100 players viii
participate in the sectional champion
ship race
Events carded for the session are
mems singles. mems doubles. women j
singles. and mems consolation singles.
Entries will close on Wednesday, Aug
ust 4. according 10 Secretary Homer
T Orsborne, who may be reached at
s24 Tyler street in Gary
Entrance fee has been placed at 81
q player for the first event entered.
and rs cents for additional events
No entrees will be accepted unless ac-
companied by the fee Balls VIII be
furnished by the tennis club.
Trophies announced for the big tour
nament include the F. Richard Schaaf
cup. which will got to the singles
champion This cup Will become the
permanent property OF the player win
ming the mems singles event for three
years. 1t is not necessary that tho
three victories be in succession. This
will not be q challenge cup, the win
ner being required to play through
each annual tournament
The Carr trophy. donated by Mrs.
Homer J. Carr. heads the list of priz-
IS to be distributed among the wo-
men. This cup Will be awarded to the
tourney winner under the same rulings
as are in effect in the mems class
Seven other handsome trophies viii
be up for the northern Indiana cham
pions- The mems consolation singles
trophy cup IS an unusually attractive
one. as is the prize hung up for tn
winner in mems doubles. Runners-up
will also be awarded prizes of more
than ordinary beauty.
1t is probable that tennis stars OF
every city of the northern Indiana dis
trict will take part in the Gary tour
nament- EntrRs have already been
received from q number OF cities Val
paraiso university was f-st TO request
application blanks.
Entries will be received from this
date until August f. Send in your
entries now.