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The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16

D. A. Roberts goes to Little Rock quite often of late.
 John Elutchins of Conway has moved back to his farm at OImstead Prof. John Baldwin of Conway has moved in our town and will teach our winter school.
 We are building an addition to our school house, making more com modious quarters.
 ' c. 0lmstead and wife go to Little Rock three trips a week. John Roberts sold. 68 gallons of syrup last week.
 Tom Warden is making syrup most all time now
 Carl Nelson has new cane mill. Noel Richards is back from the Texas oil fields.
 AN OBSERVER.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
co -o-o-o- -o-o-o--o-o- o SWEET HOME NOTES. O

o-o-o-o-o-o- -o-o--o-o-o SWEET HOME NOTES. O 0. -o-o-o- -o-o-o- Q
 (Too late for last week.
 A large crowd attended C. E. Sunday night Vergil Boone was the leader. Subject What Christ Does for the Christian" John l5;1- 8, I4-l6. The leader for next Sun day night is Hollis Wright. Subject, "A Great Miracle and its Lessons, Mark 2:1-12.
 Little Miss Catherine Diemer has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives in Little Rock.
 The two days short course at the Piney Grove school last Thursday and Friday was well attended.
 Miss Helen Francher spent Sum day with Misses Susie and Callie Casey. Z
 Miss Opal Decker, Ruih and Car rie Lawley of Little Rock spent Sum day with Hiss Fife McCracken., Miss Ida Hoekstra spent Sunday with Miss Erma Thomas.
 Miss Irene McCIain spent Sunday with Miss Violet Jacobson.
 The Sweet H ome community club will meet at the home of Mrs. T. Hoekstra Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Lucille Miller spent Sunday with Miss Phillis Dreher.
 Several from this place attended the colored baptizing at Wrightsvilie Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Maggie EIrod has returned home from Martindale after spend ing a week with friends and relatives.
 The Pine Grove school opened with an attendance of 50 Monday morning.
 Miss Margaret Dixon is teaching school at Rightsville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Thomas and children, and Albert Diemer spent Saturday evening with Mir. and Mrs. Joha Balois of Little Rock.
 The death angel visited our com munity Saturday morning and took frmo the home of Mir. and Mrs. Philip Smith their infant son, Theo- dore. The funeral was held at the Pine Grove cemetery.
 Miss Lila Swift has returned to her home at AIahein7er
 There will be a meeting at the Pine Grove school house Friday night, Sept. 10, to discuss plans for the Fair and the Sweet Home Club House which is to be built in the near future. We extend an invita- ton to Sronton, Ivy Chapel, Land mark, Granite, Mountain Springs, Wrightsville, and all neighboring towns to be present at this meeting.
 Misses Minnie Tarpley and Selma Hoekstra, were callers at Neal Me Cracker Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Hoekstra were callers at J. T. Cloar's Sunday after noon.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16

The crops in this vicinity are the best in several years. The only trou- ble the farmers have is harvesting hay, on account of too much rain. The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company has part of the lumber oil the ground to build q new water tank at this place.
 We have several prospectors with a view of locating in our city and vicinity We welcome them, as we believe we are among the healthiesf towns and prosperous communities of the state.
 CITIZEN.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-
 OLMSTEAD ITEMS.

We have had some of the finest rains that could have fallen. The ground has good season, fine for blowing and turning land and get ting a cover crop on cur grouai for protection from whlter rains, which i:,'so makes a good pasture for live stock in wint@r1.
 This is also a good time to terrace our fields to stop washing our soils and running our land. Rye, oats and barley make splendid winter cover crops. Our winter gardens are up nicely. Onions, cabbage, radishes, mustard and Irish potatoes are look ing fine. If we raise all of this al home and not have to buy 1t, it mat ters not how things go, we will al ways have a living at home. We raise our own meat, syrup and sweet potatoes. We have sweet potatoes nine months of the year and Irish potatoes the year round. Vegetables are the most healthful diet one can eat-less meat and more fruit.
 0. L. Gatewood is still peddiin9.
 ]. L. Huffman goes to Little Rock most every day.
 J. A. Stoops made q flying trip 10 town this week.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
-o--o-0 o-o-o-o-o- 70 } IVY CHAPEL NEWS. O

Cotton picking time is at hand. Those who planted cotton will soon have to get busy. The recent rains are against the cotton and corn.
 The farmers are about through hauling their watermelons.
 The hay crops are exceedingly good this year as there has been so much rain.
 Some of the farmers are selling sweet potatoes al $1.50 and s2.00 a bushel in Little Rock.
 Eugene Reeder of Missouri spent Friday night at Mir. Reeder's.
 Mrs. Byarly called on Mrs. Smith Sunday morning.
 We were quite proud of the many conversions to the church of Christ at Landmark. The meeting closed Sunday night.
 Claud Smith and wife of Little Rock visited Henry and George Smith Sunday evening.
 Messrs. George Mashburn and Jesse Spann of Vimy Ridge and Misses Sadie and Myrtle Smith were dinner guests of Miss Velma Smith Sunday.
 Miss Sadie Smith will teach a seven-month school at Jacksonville this winter, starting October II.
 SWEET FoRGET-ME-NoT.
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
WARNING OKslFR

State of Arkansas. County of Pulasl1i--ss. Doxie Pyles, Plaintiff, vs. No. 26380. Leroy Pyles, Defendant in the Pulaski Chancery Court. The Defendant, Leroy Pyles, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the PlaintifI. Doxie Pyles August q, l920
 W. s. BOONE, Clerk.
 H. 5. NIXON, D. C. Kinsworthy Henderson & Trustworthy, Solicitors for Plaintiff. Samp Jennings, Attorney ad Litem 26.2-9-l6
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES

WARNING ORDER State of Arkansas. County of Pulaski s. Ruth Cox. Plaintiff. l. C. Cox Defendant h the Pulaski Chancery Court The Defendant, |. c. Cox, Is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Ruth Cox Ihis August 23. 1920.
 W. s. BOONE, Clerk.
 By H. 5. NIXON, D. C. Murphy McHaney & Dunaway, Solicitors for Plaintiff. Jos. Loeb. Attorney ad Litem. 26-2-9-16
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
". 5. BOONE, Clerk. II. 5. NIXON. D. C..
WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski. ss. Charles J. Policeman. Plaintiff, ys. fNo. 26465) Lillian C. Eddleman, Defendant in the Pulaski Chaneery Court.
 The Defendant. Lillian C. Eddleman. is warned to appear in this court within thir. ty days and answer the complaint of Inc Plaintiff, Charles L Eddleman.
 This September IL 1920
 W. s. BOONE. Clerk.
 By II. $ NIXON, D. C. H. E. FARABEE. Solicitor for Plaintiff. JAMES 4. GRAY, Attorney Ad Ltem 1923 30
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
ANNUAL REPORT OF STREET M PROVEMENT DISTRICT No. 8. Pu- AGkI HEIGHTS

Il1t17NI IFIsFVTI T a8s
 Lttle Rock, Ark, Sept. 10, 1920. To the l1oonrable Mayor and City Coun-. cil:
 We have the honor to submit the follow ing report of receipts and disbursements for the year ending September l, 1920:
 ReeeiDts
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16

$9,o00.00 $9,o000O Respectfully submitted,
 C. ". STOUT,
 C. k. GARNER.
 J. r. LOUGHBOROUGH, Board of Improvement, Street Improve ment District No. 8, Pulaski Heights
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-16
COTTON PICKERs WANTED.

COTTON PICKERS WANTED
 There are five vacant houses near Little Maumelle we would like for men with families to move in to pick cotton.
 Inquire at w. Nothwang's store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
CHURCH HILL ATHLETES
SWAP COURT FOR DIAMOND
East End Boys Give Up Basketball for
RnscbalI-EIpcct Good


Members Of the Church Hill Athlctjc
club pra-ticaily nav" completed one
Of ;hc most successful basketball sea-
sons in is history and Tho attentions
nf- tho athletes OF tac East End ar"
turned TO baseball Tomorrow nigh:
the 7resea: members and any pros
pcctive members are requested TO meet
Mr.. William II Parkr, manager OF the
cMb's hasebal! team in his Office. 22l5
Last Broad street at 5 o'clock.
: Several -1cn1hcrs Of The basketball
team are baseball PLAYERS OF ability.
aud wi;h other promircn; tossc-S
members of the organization. tho CLUB
should % represented crcC!itably in thu
diamond game This season. Those
members OF the basketball team vino
also are baseball players arc: Clauh"
Woodwarf PUNK" Peudlcton. oii'c
DsXinc and Billy Hay several prom
incnt Richmond amateurs are reported
% nave signed win Church Hill ana
the boys aro not worrying u great deal
over the baseball situation
AlthouEn the team viii he repro
sentcd u one OF the leagues OF the
Amateur Baseball Commission il also
VII play several mines OF big col
lrEcS. EFo--s -iii b" made TO stage
early season les with Richmond
college. Ra,doirn- Macon, William and
Mary. liam1U-n S.Gney. Virginia Poly
icchnic institute ana other teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
HILL CITY HIGH SCHOOL
QU|NT STILL C0NTENDERs
Lyncibur4 Basketball Team Wins
Elimination Game From
charlottesville

IYNCIGBURG. VA, Feb. 2s-The
Iiynchburg High School tonight elm
mated Charlottesville High School
from tho state High School Bask e,b ball
championship. and earned the right
to 70 into the finals at tho university
with the winner of the Scmi-iinal gamc
In the Underwater section. The score
was q to II. The game was hard ana
fast and well played on the floor. but
both ,auin,s were off at shooting.
Lynchburs missed forty-seven AMI
charlottesville thirty shots.
Charlottcsrillcs defeat proba bly
Was due to too frequent hesitation
when receiving the ball for passing.
Charlottesvii led at the end OF the
first half. S to Z.
Lynchburg charlottesville
liorner.. right forward Via
Hetsn. $500. left forward Carter
Miller. ........ center 49,. Hankins
Faulkner. right guard WOOD
Oliver. left guard 49,. johnson
summary goals from noor--Iiorncr,
.: Petit. :; Via, Carter. IIankins. =;
Goals from fclls-Ariller, .. in 10:
Carter. 2 in 6; Via, 9 in ..
Subs titutionS--Nia for Johnson
fancey for Via. Time, 30 minute,
halves. Referee. Ice. Springfield
University OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BANKERS WORKING HARD
TO ARRANGE TRACK MEET
Minor Details Of Indoor Event
for March ID Com
Dlcted.

runs rapidly arc being complcte ed
Tor the track and athletic meet which
VIII he staged blythe Richmond Chap
, Ter OF tho American Institute of Bank
ing. at the Grays, Armory on March 10.
committees arc at work arranging tho
maj detasis, and within the next two
or 'three days everything will be ready.
1t IS expected, for the meet.
ALREADY moro than 200 young men
and women employed in the Richmond
banks have sent in their names as
contestants for the numerous prizes
that Will be given. A number OF the
men made cnriable track and athletic
records In Virginia schools and col
ieSes while the young women who will
No., M pa ~, IN me races AFRO said to he
II has been decided 70 Designate tn.
entrants With bank colors, and the fol-
i' ing Scnefne has hecn agreed upon
richmond clrapter:
.,, Frs. National bank, dark blue:
S .sn,ena sMa,tonal Bank. bright rcd:
McrchantS National Bank. black; Amer.
l laan National Bank. dark green: Broad
Richmontd max ye mIlayoon' $ayinSs han Of
bank Of Richmond. purple: Old Domin
ION trust Company. brown
,ro ons manager mage, OF each bank team Will
L.
Which which Will be worn by the entrants
across the breast from left 10 right
The colors also will be used, IL is said.
,ur decorating and designating the see
sions in the gallery of the armory as
Sisned to the roofing continEcnts
from the several banks >'
oaiy bena Eide Employee Can Enter
10 ooriatc possible controversies the
dlnietic committee of the A. T. q has
ruled that no one may take mart n,
The contests who was not a bona Ado
employee OF "A local bank on or before
tSeDtuary 10 OF this year. and ali tho
name with the central committee or
with the manager OF the team on or
before March IL.
Staged as regular annual event or
oitener: VIII offer opportunities TO those
iNtcrested In all phases Of tract; ami
neid work. barring only the polc vault
,nIS hcinG impractica bic in the armory.
mere Viii be short and long distance
races. dashes and endurance contests
hurdles and shotputting. The schedule
mas been 80 arranged that n special
nart OF the meet Will be given to tho
women athletes, and they arc c,ncctnJ
TO stage number Of unusual events
Practice Will Begin in New Dnys.
AS soon. as possible the captains or
managers OF the various teams will BIC.
gin TO put. their men through vigorous
training. Arrangements have been Inada
so that training may he had In the local
aIrnorles This means that the entrants
shouid he in excellent condition and
t tsTsst INC eSent no; only win be Of in
ny the local chapter OF the A. + r.
IN promoting athletics, but that the
former track men now numbered Among
ih NV, bank employees have not
to maintain their places in the local
world of sports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
POWER COMPANY ASKS
FOR DIAMOND FRANCHISE
Hichmond Car Men to Have Team I'm
der mmission-Baseball PrUs-
pectS Bright.

Robert sutton. secretary Of the AM
ateur Baseball Commission OF Rich
monu. has received AN application from
the Virginia Railway and Power Conn
pany's y. NJ. c. y. for franchise in
one OF the leagues which will he su-
s,,,,,n. BY The soverning body this
OF the car company under the commits
sion. and the team is expected TO he
fast. in view Of the fact the men are
said to he Interested in the project.
Although the application was made in
the name of the colnpany's Y. N. c. a.,
at the Reservoir, the team will rep
resent all the employees. as every ma n
employed by the company is mem
Der of the organization. At this time
1t Is Impossible to give a list Of the
players. but work of getting the team
together is expected to start In few
DAYS
With the opening of the amateur
season approaching. members of the
commission are optimistic over the
sandlot baseball. and are authority for
the statement 1920 will be the best
year in the history Of amateur base
ball in Richmond. Secretary Sutton
ccived eighteen applications for fran
chiSes. and that the commission would
not undertake supervision over more
than twenty teams this year. How
ever. since tho first announcement the
members have decided to change their
decision. and will welcome more fran
chisc applications. The secretary is
anxious to hear from several managers
OF teams last year az TO whether they
Will have diamond aggrcgations this
season.
Byrd Park-and. In fact. every open
lot in Richmond-wiil be dotted vita
youngsters III less than two weeks
The boys are anxious to resurrect tho
old bats. balls. gloves and other para
game and when the weather breaks"
just watch them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
BIKE RACE COSTLY AFFAIR
Large Amount in Prize. offered for
SiA-Dny Event Ia
= utham.

NEW YORK, FEB. "S-rhe siX-iar
racc 20 tc held 1t Madison square Car
den during the week %: March -: vii!
tvrthc richest in prize money ever held.
III oioin"'.:S. Mcssrs Hanson and
Eharil-'.: realized lhat IN order to
s,ase = MWch race they would haze
10 ou.biG IT" foreign tracks tar the
services Hi the star riders and. in
Somc instances, purchase contracts out
right. rs i'm the case ot ioullrc. who
had been signed TO race on the French
ttaekS Tor the summer.
u VAS then necessary TO make the
nr.Ic money attractive 10 the riders
50 as 10 bring Them hLci. to America,
and the promoters dccidcl 20 man- me
amount S1oueo. The result WAS that all
the stars That We're N tho DcvrInb..,.
race have been signed. ana The ncXL
lew boats landing here from Fra,rGc
via bring all the men entered in me
March grind
!, Oscar ES= ana Van Mex. the uol.
lander. arc expected 10 arrive today
on LA Savnl" the balance of M, for.
.eighcrs sailing tomorrow IN Tho I'm
Dcrator. TN will give the men :. week
~ sct ria .! their sea legs ana SHARPEN
up their speed 70: the race Thnv
leaving this country in December and
all arc in excellent condition. II IS
expected most or the foreign riders
VIII stay here for the summer rlccI a,
Newark ANA othc: Eastern tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
VIRGINIA. TECH QUINTET
DEFEATS GENERALS five
!: Washington and Lee Loses When
3N Hard Luck PursucS Them.
Contest Was Rough.
| Snr ,Lnl ,n Thn Times- Dispntch.

'-"' Spc, 'aI 10 The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE VA Feb. cS-Takinr
the initial jump on the Generals here
tonight. Virginia Tech, in one OF the
lost. but toughest. basketball games
ever staged in Roanoke triumphcd
over thu LcXington!ans by score O.
81 10 -. Washington and Lee was the
victim OF the breaks OF the game. Time
after time Tie Generals would make
pretty passes for the basket only TO
aud fall into the hands Of waiting
Tochmcn
Roushnvss was feature Of .he
game ior both guinis. Foul after foul
WAS called, ana had the officials so
ruled every time a much larger score
would have been rolled Up. Parrish
was the outstanding star for The Teen
quintet, ana registered three baskets
and nine scores from fouls. out OF
nine chances AT tho basket on fouls
This youucstcr made each and every
one. o: them register. Behind him WAS
good ieamwork Walker Graham and
i.hodcs played we'll Tor Tcch Mccain.
stellar ball for the Generals Long
chances were outstanding chp:ac;cr-
!stics OF ia" game
The line-up ami summary:
Tech, Position " & l..
WhartOn...... T!-ht forward ......- EnE''by
Parrish. ......... center .......... stevens
K!f Toass - sii T ra,4 hFT l2,.s
summary: SUhstiiu'"s-Tcch Graham FOR
walker: Washington and Loo. Thomas Tor
Tarrish. .. Rhadcs i Mccain :; Enei,hy.
L Stevens. :, ,'Iin@s. G@a.,s from foul
johnson (North Cae,Inp> um@rc. Adams
WISCONSIN,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
GOLF DATES ANNOUNCED
Open Championship Event To he Held
) -, August {. -. and q az
F-n Chicago.
~ Associated Pros, J


CHICAGO Feb. The Western
npen golf championships Will he held
just ahead Of The national open meet.
the dates As announced today 10y As.
Sistant Secretary Higgins being AUG
nsr T. .. and i. TIM. cvcni will take
liare on the three courses OF the
Olympia Fields Club. Of chicago. whi!c
The. national open. which usually com :
lTiscs the same field Of profcssionnl
hnd eSpeF; amateur golfers. viii he
Mayod az tn" inverness cub at Toledo.
rs expected several Rrlttsh golfers
WIZ take rari in both mcc,S. whiic
AmGrlcan Soirrs Will invade England
carrier in tho season 10 compete for
he British open houors
The western COLI Association today
also set thc date for the Ncst.ru
Junior chanpio nsh!D. !, wiIl be held
az the Roho!ink GUb Chicago. Jnjv
SGD. THIS event IS open to young
offers from all parts OF the i'nitci
S.ates.
The wss.s'ern open vas won las,
year al MaEheld club. cleveland. ~
James Barnes. with Leo Di.gci ~
i,erroit. runner ~. The amateur ti.Is
was won az sunset lin club, =.
i.oons. by HAIRS Lesg. Of M;nncnroiis.
WIN KirAa'd i5orNenhamp o: St
isGlIlS, ru,lu.,-r.-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Motley Elected Captain
of Spiders Basketeers

u. &. Mottlcy. forward on the.
I?1N-Ia:O Richmond College bus-
Ecthnil team, was given an honor
last night which. no doubt, Is uu-
pnrnllclrd in the history Of collie
gtatc basketball when he wus elect
cd captain of KichmUnu College
basketball team for tnc third con-
Secuiirc time. The honor NNuS he
slowed upon Motley at a mcciiu.;
the letter men held ut RucEer's itU-
tel. 80 far IL known, the cleo
ton OF Motley iS unprecedented ia
tho history of Richmond College
Throughout the SEASON Motley hits
played n good Eamc mt forward for
the Spiders. md WAS hard work
err In all tho contests.
The mon awarded tho monogram
or the institution last night follow:
Manager Ford, Motley and Xciy-
Ter. forwards; Carlton, center;
Thompson, Towitl and Sncnd,
guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
MURPHY WINS 250-M|LE J. !:
AUTO CONTEST ON COAST
New Driver Captures $4,000 Purse
Ira Vail Second and Joe
Thomas Third.
Lby Associa,cd prcs,l

LOS ANGELES. Feb 90 ,.,
Mn nirnirs snd new driver. won the Los
$50 miles spe and San otpSning event. os
first money today. His t;mc "'V ,,,,v
2:25:17.J9. s'Nic "ae
irs Vail was second and Joe Thomu,
r rnii,M: . M1rphy's average time waS i03
MurphH long had been known to au-
c c9I,nop h,, racing men as a mecHani-
pearancc as a driver TO-DAY 's Imri ap,
came from behind when Joe "n apn;s.
y Who had been in front for Al APPS, Vas
ing rod 10 th hae BUS put bn broken connect
IRA VAIL who .camo in second. can.
T 1Irea 5000 Prize Prize money. and joe
The newspaper scorers all had TSo.,o,"..
in ahead OF Vail. but the oiliciai I tin,s
ing device gave tho latter a shads IN,
N o s 81 q, aDo ouo,d seven seconds.
race, 4 thrill was sent through The Inc
s siiImis u T i%1o Ar. Klein and his me-
bic bin! ov st''a afao on the end turn Of the
dished The car rocked o'' and Ihf bnu, n asd
and ina ,hiyowlng both OF them eiear
We're near a snSpn nei;he No other drivers
Both walked back to tho pits' tnassjnr
;Ta, amn mn, and n staT o: doct6rs
SPOT when the crash took place, ''S
One surprise TO race followers v,.
is,' failure Of Ralph Dc Palma to M!
well down the list. II De 'n nai,Sa' S sgl
much tire trouble, and was In lie ~.
every few laps tty'
ia ruilcn stayed out in from, Of n,
field for 40 laps, then dropped out
Of second .nlacc and tho race because
Of engine trouble Among other div
ical trouble. were Ralph Milford. Gin
purant and Roscoe Sarlcs. SarIcs
noo"GEer, hnishcd the race in the place
fourth place. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
ELKS NINE WILL MEET
Tribe Schedules Combat Tomorrow
Night, when BaSchnii Team VIII
&c NcorHanized.

Tomorrow night the Richmond
Lodge of Ellis will hold an import a Mt
meeting in its clubroom for the pur-
pose OF organizing the 1920 baseball
team. All players of last years are
men desiring tryouts this spring. The
nntlercd ninc made an enviable rec
ord on the diamond last year. and sees
no reason why il should not be able
to repcat again this season. The team
has made application with the Am
ateur Baseball Commission for fran
chisc, and will play many moro games
than ii did last year.
Athletic authorities OF the lodge say
the team will not he confined TO mem
bcrs Of the Elks entirely. hut several
good players will ne secured to uphold
tho honor OF the fraternity on the dia-
rnond. II was stated. iE-1Eh. that
when other lodges are being played
only members of the lodge will COM
nose tho team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
COLLEGES PLAN AIR DERBY
Six Institutions Will Enter Flyers IN
intercollegiate
Event

BOSTON. Feb. 2S.--An intcrcol-
lcriatc air race with flyers from six
colleges competing. will nc held May
: and y. Leonard T.. Thomas. an under
graduate at Harvard. who is president
Of the Int collcGiatc Flying Asso-ia-
tion. said today tho course would he
approximately 600 miles long. from
Miucola TO Boston and return. with
stops a; New Haven. Newport Wcrccs-
Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia
Williams and Cornell will enter two
planes each Of the FIispanto -Alotorcd
Cu-tiss JN-G type. Pilots who served
in the army. navy or marine corps
during the war Will compete at each
college for the honor OF representing
their institution in the air. There are
service