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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
BOOZE LID ON TIGHT
UNDER WATCHFUL
EYES OF LAW
NO SPARKLING WINE
PARTIES SCHEDULED FOR TO
NIGHT PROMISE MARKED CON
TRAST WHEN COMPARED WITH
THOSE OF FORMER YEARS
CITY TO CLOSE UP SHOP OVER
HOLIDAYS.

Congressman Nolstead and the
eighteenth amendment will not be
.sasted IN many quarters tonight as
Ottawa watches the Oil year depart
and 1921 ushered in. In the greater
part of the city It will be a strictly
dry celebration, and al few social
gatherings or family parties will the
guests be allowed 10 imhibe o! any
thing stronger than ginger ale or
grape Juice
1t will be New Years eve strictly
in accordance with the views g. WI
liam Jennings Bryan. and there Will
be little il any use for the sIeuths tn
be on trail of liqu0r sellers or pur-
chasers, for as far Hs the reportoria.
STAFF is able to ascertain II can't be
found and bought Dealers who "er"
willing to take chance upon tiol2-
ton of the dry laws Il few weeks az ,
ere said to now be using every pre-
caution against illegal booze sales,
following the issuance of eleven IN
functions against Ia Sale county sa-
loon keepers in Judge Lands court
in Chicago.
Consequently the city tWhether Or
not it wants to) will celebrate a sane,
safe New Years eve with little diy""-
sion from the straight and narrow
path.
Watch parties will be held by most
of the churches in the city and IN
many of the homes The Odd Fc',
lows hall will be the scene OF a gat
party given by the members OF tho
Florence Rebekah lodge tonight ami
a big dance will be held in Arm0rE {,
Tomorrow night dances will be h"'G
by the Masonic and knights Ol N''
lumbus lodges at their club rooms, anu
the members OF st Francis PARISH
will hold dance and entertainment
at Schaefer's hall At the Elks' lod%'
a turkey dinner will be served tOmor
row at noon and in the late afternoon
a matinee dancing party will be he.I
There will be the usual New Years
resolutions penned and leaves turned
over fresh and clean, to be blown bach
by the January blasts toward the mia
die of the month People will swear
off from every lad habit and on Jan
|, 1922. will make the same resolu
tions again.
New Years and sunday falling to
gether will give the employees OF o.
tawa offices and business houses 4
two.day holiday Following the usna
custom of not opening up on Jan !
all the business houses in the cit'
will close their doors tonight ana VIII
not reopen until Monday morning.
The day will also be a gala home
coming event for OttaWans in nearh,
cities. Each incoming train today
brought loads Of friends and relative.
to visit in Ottawa homes over IN
week end.
Employees Take Holiday.
Following the custom Of previous
years. there viii be no edition OF tht
Free Trader.Jour tomorrow the 0l
ticers and employees Of the paper Joi
ing with the rest Of the city IN ceIe
brating the holiday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31

today. BOland said that
de Valera object in, re-
turning to Ireland was
to resume active leadership Of the
Irish Provisional government" and
rush forward the cause of the irish
insurgents, He said de Valera had
accomplished marvellous feat in
circumventing the British blockade
around Ireland He gave no further
particulars. 4 message OF farewell u
his departure, was given out this
morning by Secretary Bolland.
The message follows;
Land of the free and home of
the brave arewell, May you
ever remain as have known you---
the land Of the generous hearted
and the kindly. May YOU stand thru
time as they would have you who
love yOu--liberty's chosen cham
pion and oh may you never know
yourself the agony of q foreign mas
ter's lash
II came to YOU on holy mission,
the mission of freedom. ] return
TO my people who sent me, not in.
deed as | had dreamed it with the
mission accomplished but withal d
message that will cheer in the dark
days that have come upon them
and that will inspire the acceptance
of such sacrifices as must Vet be-
made.
so, farewell young. mighty.
fortunate land, No wish that ! can
express can measure the depth or
my esteem for YOU, or my desire FOR
your welfare and your glory, And
farewell the many dear friends l
have made, and the tens Of thous'
ands who for the reason that | was
the representative OF Il noble ma
tion and estoried appealing cause,
gave me honor they denied to prin-
ces You will not need to be assur-
ed that ireland will not forget and
that ireland will no be ungrateful.'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
CANVASS OF CITY is BEING
MADE FOR NAMES OF YOUTHS
UNDER 16 WHO ARE NOT AT
TENDING SCHOOL AS RE

a house 10 house canvass, COmpil-
ine Il census OF all children under the
age of Is years who are working, is
being made this week by the Ottawa
High school, gathering data for their
vocational school. which viii he es
tablishod next fan. Following the
PASSAGE Of a state law. every child in
the state under IG years of age will
he compelled to attend some kind OF d.,
Vocational school eight hours each
week.
This will neceSsitate the orgaulZa
ton of . vocational educational insti
tuition, arranging new classes and
starting an entirely new departmen
of learning at the township high
school. Principal e. H. kingman va.
unable to state today how many boy
Iand girls in Ottawa would be affected
by the law and just how large the en-
rollmenl in the new school viii be
As soon as the census Is completed
tentative ARRANGEMENTS for the open
ing Of the institution viii be made by
the board.
The Ottawa Chamber on Commerce
gives ont the following bulletin ON th'
vocational law for the information o.
members and citizens generally;
At the 1919 session Of the Illinois
legislature laws were enacted proyid
ing for the establishment and mdiuto
nance of part time or continuation
schools the compulsory attendance o
pupils, prescribing the course Of in
struction and providing state al
therefor
The information in this bulletin con
tanned is limited to such as affects thu
J Ottawa district.
The Ottawa High school authorities
rare obliged TO provide instruction fo
all children between the ages OF /
and lG years who are not in regUla
attendance upon regular or full tim,
schools. IN 1922 the upper age is in
creased to = and in 1923 ~ is years
J These schools must be maintaine
during the full period Of time Whe
/ the high school is in session The AZ
tendance must be for not less tha
eight hours per week and shall be hC
tween the hours Of s O'Clock in tn
forenoon and O'Clock in the after
noon on regular business days eXCcI
Saturday afternoons
It is made obligatory upon ever
minor between the age, specific
=. above who is regularly employed i
some occupation or service tunleq
such minor is a high school graduate
T., .ttap1 thnen lThpn1u
The hiph school must provide place
/ where the classes can be held but
Is expected that One-half Of the sal
lios Of all teachers while engaged
8 the part time school work shall CON
tout OF the federal or state funds. lh
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
REMAINS Of LIEUT..
s. v. RAYMOND ARE
RECEIVED IN OTTAWA
BODY ACCOMPANIED BY SOLDIER
FROM CAMP GRANT ARRIVED
HERE ON EARLY MORNING
TRAiN--pUBLIc FUNERAL AS
FINAL TRIBUTE TO DEAD HERO.

I p..,i, =, h,, - oo.l,ot
|
WHICH was covered NY huse Ail'e'
lean nag, the body of Lieut.. >. W.
i -Taginond. hero OF Co. c, 129th Inian-
| trv arrived in Ottawa at 2 o'clock
! this morning The remains of Lieut.
| hayhlohu are 'i'e ''ia' VI any 9o'"'',
| VINO ulea oNefaeas ou'lhs IHT "o' !"
/ war 10 De received mere
Ottawa friends did not know on
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
BANDITS SHOOT AND
KILL TRUCK DRIVER

Chicago, Dee. 3l,--Three bandits
shot and killed Joseph Schweilzer,
driver Of an auto truck loaded with
grain alcohol and whisky, and wound
ed his companion in an attempted
holdup The load was the property
OF a patent medicine concern. The
bandits escaped without procuring any
plunder. ...............
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
c. r. Club Entertained.

Misses Lillian Barr and Nellie
Wright entertained the members OF
the G. T. club last night at the for
mer's home on Ottawa avenue. Twelve
Young ladies We're in attendance. The
house was decorated in Christmas
greens \ pleasant evening was spent
playing pit, after which refreshments
were served 10y the hostesses
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Deserted--Wirs Decree.

Mrs Mary Ritter of streator Sc
cured a divorce decree from her nus"
band, Charles Ritter. in the Circuit
Court this morning on a charge Of de.
sortion. The complainant alleged that
she and the defendant were welded
June 3, 1905, and lived together until
Oct. |, 1908.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31

The $500 assumpsit suit started IN
/ October by the Home Insurance COM
pany against =. II ClarK was dismiss
ed by the plaintiff in the plaintiff $
cost today in the Circuit Court.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31

left three lots in Ottawa. valued at
$4,000 and personal property worth
$4,000. Her husband. Peter Ciauson,
and her brothers and sisters, Severt,
Emma. Richard and Peter Peterson.
are tbs heirs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
MARRIED TOO SOON
AFTER HER DIVORCE;
GETS KNOT UNITED
OTTAWA GIRL SECURES ANNUL.
MENT OF SECOND MARRIAGE
AFTER GOING BEFORE JUDGE
ElDREDGE AND SETTING
FORTH FACTS IN CASE.

To secure her marital freedom
twice in the past eighteen months is
the record Mrs. Loretta Payne made
today when she secured annulment
of her marriage to Jesse Payne of
Farm Ridge township, Mrs. Payne
made an extremely girlish looking
complainant as she appeared in the
court room. Judge Eldredge not only
signed the decree multiplying the ties
which bound her TO the defendant
but awarded her the custody OF her
baby daughter Mary Luella Payne
The wife alleged that she and the
defendant We're married lass than a
month after she secured a divorce
Rudd Although the ceremony was
performed ont of the state, she based
her cause for action on the state
law which provides that the princi-
pal OF divorce suit shan not remarry
within one year after securing a de
cree.
Mrs Payne testified that she and
her first husband, Frank Rudd of
Chicago. We're married Nov. y. 1918,
and live dtogethor until June %.
1919, wheu She secured divorce,
The complainant she alleges per.
-uadod her to go to Crown Point,
Ind, on July :, 1919, ana marry him.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
PRESIDENT DE- VALERA BACK ON IRISH SOIL
OF REPUBLIC
LAuDS AMERICANS
IN farewell Note

New York, Dec 3O.---Eamon De Valera, pres
dent of the Irish republic has arrived safely in Ire
land, Harry Boland, his secretary announced here
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Acnors Dead Hero.

In memory OF Lieut.. Raymond, the
window decorations which were plac
ed in the Net2ger ladies shop on
Sept >. 1918, when the news Of his
death reached here, will be placed
again in the window Sunday. The
window was the most artistic piece
of decorating seen in Ottawa in many
a day, and was Il piece Of art long to
be remembered by those who saw it,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
$4,000 Estate.

A petition for letters of administra'
ton in the estate OF Mrs. Tillie Clau-
son, who died at the Ottawa Text
Colony on Dec =. was filed tor pro-
bate this afternoon Mrs. Clau on
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Many Improvement Cases.

Nine separate Improvement cases
providing for municipal repairs anc
for the construction OF new water
works building in Earlville were filed
in the county court yesterday after
noon The petitions call for the most
extensive public improvements ever
undertaken by any city OF the county
at the same time.
Church street, Main street, East
Brant street, Fourth street Ottawa
street. West street, Water street and
North street are 70 be paved and d
fine WaterWOrks erected.
A hearing will he held before Judge
Rech In the county court to consider
any objections 10 the Improvements
which may be filed by property own
ers before the contracts for the i'm
proyements can be awarded.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Grocer's Estate Probated.

A petition for letters Of admins
tration for the estate OF the late Ey'
erett A. Raymond of Streator who
died suddenly OF an attack Of heart
trouble on Dec 20. was filed for pro
bate today. Mr.. Raymond left one.
half of an interest in grocery store
in Streator which is estimated 30 be
worth $4,000
He died without making will, SO
his widow, Mrs. permelia Raymond
aud her two year old son. Dean. viii
inherit his holding, acCording to thc
Illinois inheritance laws
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Arrives Early Today.

The remains were received i1ore
on an carly train over the Rock Island
read this morning and taken to the
Gladfelter undertaking rooms where
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
wEAr1ER.

Probably rain tonight
and Saturday; somewhat
warmer tonight; colder
Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
Flag For Mother,

The flag on which the caakot is
draped will not he buried with the
casket but according to the instruc-
tions Of the government will be pre-
sentcd to the mother, Mrs. Carrie
Raymond The government does not
permit flag to be buried beneath
the sod
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Allen County Boy
Mako. Record A, Club kismbsr.

After converting his father to the
raising ~ pure bred hogs instead Of
giat 3. and scrubs, John =. Miller.
- tiourrey and a member OF the
p.r ,,ut N Union County went in
10 partnership with h,s father ana b.
now doing a thriving hog business
~ addition Go being one u the out
STAN M club boys On Kentucky
Two years sgo young Miller went in
IN the SOW All litter club upon the
suFwcsh,u q County Agent. A. NJ
Allen. and within a short zine he hal
a % t,r 81 purc bred Poland China
hogs which must have pleased his
faih-- Cor be sold ~ his grades and
kept as breeding stock SIX Of the
lI.s Ia Johns litter II nine The
Two then combined interests and
purc hrsed pure bred sire for the
herd and a. result they now have
soc - ;h, best herd 81 Poland China
rogs the section " the state
some 81 the animals are sold Tor
lr ling purposes but Johns father
says that the pure breds finish out
rore rapidly than the grades and
nsc!ucrtiy are better market hogs.
rior 20 Johns entrance into the
I'D. his father did no, believe In
..c Use % 'ankagc a. hog feed.
but u j. now part Of the ration
ahioh they feed their animals.
In his corn work this year. young
Miller raised 60 bushels on his acre
Of land and when the Farm Bureau
of the county held lie corn show
this fall. John won first prize over
all the men Of the county. lie also
son trip TO the Kentucky State
ss.r last year and was one of the
boys 90 q, this year
The young Allen county farmer
ia now in high school but intends To
take an agricultural course as seon
as he - graduated
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
A Judge
Eeyerses Himself.

Judge Chester A. Fowler Of Fond
du Lac, Wisconsin, issued an order
barring the circulation IN the couuty
~ newspapers which printed any
thing regarding certain .urder
case until after q jury hal basn Sc
Iected. The Judge cortcnded that
1 would be impossible TO secure IN
unprejutic,i jury ( the ci,iy"vr ~
the county yore permitted To- rad
about N details q the crime
The attorneys Of thc milwaukee
journal persuaded ia -ge Fowler to
vacate his order They convinced
p M that sucH an order was unron-
stuticnal.
,-s- 'ay ~ syg tecn conflict
hc.rcon ne judiciary and The press
q ,l:s question. In issuing his or
Der the " ccnsir Judge merely vote
ed ..s s,ntimon. which has sva aged
judicial minds from he time when
courts % law were iirst established
particularly Since the advent ~ the
jury system.
Judges. in he earlier tunes,
thoroughly distrusted juries. They
f,.t that only jGr,s composed ~
men - pi.ablc m'nds-men so lack
ing ~ intelligence that they could
net b. trusted - read newspapers-
could be depended upon TO render
VSFiicts in accordance with the in
s:ructions Of the court.
lii- attitude still persists Ia some
quarters. There are still ju.t:es
"1o thus put a premium upon ;rnor-
aEcc and s,r..iity. a is still assum-
Cd that man who roaas a news
paper and who forms an opinion
based upon The facts prc.cnied
therein, will be unwilling to change
tina, opinion in the light Of other
facts. II this view were sound our
social order would collapse.
the very best jury is an enlight-
croi one, composed II men or NO
s,n who live and think in tune With
he age; y no read he news, who un.
derstand the motives and reactions
Of individuals under given c,ndi.
tions. II the people " this Wis
eons.H community tad been derrv-
ed u newspaper which printed The
Facts q the ease IN question. aai
rad been left TO secure their Ia.
fress!ons through exaggerated So
up. WAT bsnc6t c.uli have accrued
20 'hc state. The only definite re-
sult OF such a s,tustion would have
eccr creation - preiudicos such rs
always thrive upon ignorance ~
cre,g'ty.
Perhaps one other result w.md
nave been achtyed The p.o;ie
vou AVE learned that . il wi,.a
he YER a. lu.ss &c coa,r,i as
r.s. All that, happily no, uus
unt Amor.cTr e.as;ut..t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

Nothing II "a me more distasicful
than that entire complnccncy md sat.
lsfaction witch beam n ~. roua
tensncrs 81 newly married couple
In that ~ N. isdy pnr'i'u'nriy: u
tells you that lef lot - dis,.H-ri II
Ia this world. t.at y"u ,uu haS. ac
hopes ~ her u IL tru' ! have none.
nor wishes either r-rhnps. tu' his
l. one ~ thrsc truths which ought.
~ ! su'd hrfuir O" b. taken frr giant.
.d, not CNpfrs.'d Charles irmb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Sea Cuils.

There are more than ~ kinds -
gulls to be found all over the world
Most OF these are marine or sea dwell
Ing birds though several species are
found near bodies ~ fresh water like
the Great Lakes aud other inland seas
A. there are many kinds % gulIs 50.
ton they have many names. some IL
which possess real charm aud inter.
est Among them are the arctic gull.
the so"se gull. the herring or silvery
suli the iceland gull the sittiwake.
N. laughing gull. and the seninews
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Not Vocal Sound.

The grnsshopper does no, use the
throat In producing Us Shrili note. II
Is produced by the wings one ~ the
ribs oi each wing s'mhlrs file.
while another part of the wing IL
drawn tlght Ike drum When the
rrnsslorpcr draws one ne over the
other n CAUSES Tho drum Go ,lhrale.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
suoss oivss on spsrss

A queer phenouenon has recn'iy
com. "a the notice of Washington sch
entists. Disks Of loaf sugar mounted
On rapidiy rotating lni'e While q
hammer beat lightly against them
wer. seen 10 give N a c"ntnu"us
light that ms ne, been satisfactorily
explained
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
sardlnls,. Wheel WIrdors

Many % the medieval Sard churches
bad fine wheel windows n their
wcst fronts. writes 4. H. Cities IN the
Journal % the American Institute
OF Architects. bu' the, gr~a'er num-
her ~ thes. have had their trucery
ruined by being vnlled NJ In order
fo put a kitchen glass window IN the
middle.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Why the Snort

We sn, In front 81 them NJ the
th.ater u was during the tense min
NJ. ~ the play when the heroine was
about to- part forever with her sweet.
heart Say" snid the woman behind
~ 10 hci friend 'po you break many
Il Ishesi You know I'm awful, IN
lucky that My detroit Frry rrrss.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
orisins, Meaning o, ~ssheol."

While school II Now a place 81
industry. II was not always thus In
fact. the word Itself i derived from
the Greek "scholc." meaning leisure.
Probably this arose from the fact
that only people with leisure were
able tn attend school
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
WorId', smaiie., Coin.

The coin 81 the least value ever Is
sued L. the unite" ~ emitted such ne
IN. widow % the Hhlc contributes
20 the poor It. shape vns icNna"nal.
and N, value nhou' "n. no. "'h - q
ccn, n would take ~" thousand
mites 60 max. ms d"ilar
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
A Dream.

A Boston banker says we nr' m eN'
irayngan, nation In this he mRh"s
No. reference to Us personally une
OF our fouGesi ambitions Is s"in" ~
To- be- NIL. to have enough rnthrr,d To-
reihcr so that We can ga oui ana
~, what ~ + like 10 be extrnyagant.-
Detroit IRE. Press
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

H. trf rrf , 1ntins and using pa-
rer w. H.. u ~" VITA the 'h'-
ncs. arr rfi,H Nsiutics. VITO not "niy
make thr u...f pHp'r in the world.
but Hpri, 10 fH Ill sorts - uses
making .iua.v i,nn--. umbrellas
fans. sau,ini- aud even ci"aks Hnt gar
sn.psa az u
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

To dream Of hanging Is said 10 sig.
Nifty that serious Illness threaten,
someone you love. or u may be- great
danger Is lyng N wait Tor them
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
hsooa ard tilaht

The man vho calmly rNp"cts to win
has already begun tu conquer. our
mood has ~ much a. d. with our
u,rtt.-pr. J " Iovr't
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
ei,nd. Reads With Tongue.

Eraiil. characters ATE. ~ course,
cad with the fingers. but one aru'ess
hlind man has been taught 'o read
Win his tongue
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

To recover fortune which hns heer
lost denotes success To- M. dreamer
To fall heir to fortune fufrtells O
pleasant surprise
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

MY wife never u"uil say anything
Ike that Co me She SHOWS ] wouldn't
stand for is"-ipctru.t News
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

The young Allen county fsrm1 .
IL now in high school but intends to
take an agricultural course as sson
as he is graduated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
CREWS RACE
On SCIIulIKIII.

PHILADELPHIA May s9.-CracS
college ana boat club crews will DIP
sweeps into th. waters oi the S,huyl
Nil uV,f here to-day and tomorrow in
competition tor the historic Childs cup
and title 'N,ntr On the An,b,an lien.
les. 60 b. icNcd under the auspices u
the American Rowing Association.
TIE olrsMcu ~ Princeton r,rnsyl.
wanna and Columbia were scheduled 90
provide ihe feature race today In thrir
ihr.eccrn"rrd competition for the
Chrls cap Tho crcws finishing FIRST
aud second In this race wall be- eligible
io conpct' for the Stewards cup IN
m. Zig .ight cared 'arsii, event II
th, American Henley IN saturday
Syraous, tho Navy and Cornell were
eh,Siul,d ~ figure in the s'cond iW'
noritut ,ish' l1red event TODAY sUi the
nrst two o. finish viii compete IN the
stewards Cvr event tomorrow l.ac,s
Cor freshmen iutrrschollstir boat dIa
crews Will b. staged today and ,.mnr
row.
The Ctuds Cip race between Penn.
Princeton and Columbia, WIS 'ir''
rux,d in 1874 and Won hv pcnnsylvanil
Penn has won the cup four times 60
tumble 1nd Princeton three times each
ard Curn-l luucr in 1853