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New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
The Summary

Mems national championship doubles
g. snTa5 naors rouna1-M y 3 Hutchinson and c.
whssiwSighi and ]. ". Eos roster '0s'ae sefeats, w
c. NJ Charest and W. II Sweeney. 3--s,
T. 80, st, ii Richard Norris VIII
!ians "a and Watson AZ Washburn de-
1eated PM cxser and James Davies e..
-. 6-l: Russell \. Dana and c. X
SHAW defeated T. f, and c. G. Plmpton
h--S. 6-2, &c. to: r. V Greerough and
q. I: Putnam defeated Lawrence B. Rice
and Clyde j. Curley. s-6. Is, 81. So,
tt s. Howard Voshell and Samuel Hard y
defeated A. \. Reggie and f. b. Benedict.
60, 6-3. Ct; Harry G. johnson and G.
Peabody Gardner jr: defeated Arnold w.
&c. 81; William r. Tiden 2d and vim
cent Richards defeated B. NJ. Grant and
4 woosnaa ~ s,nith tn g So s1 r,:.,, Gil Navel
w. A Larned and William !. Ciothier by
refault; Lucien Fl Williams and Fritz
Sastian defeated r. f. Pell and Lyle E.
Howard kinsey defeated Marshall Allen
and William Taylor o--2. e--4. IS
Second round-wiliarn NJ. Johnston and
Irving c Wright. 6--2. e--1. 6-l.
Women's invitation singles (arst round)
Miss Mildred willard won from Miss
Bayard defeated Miss HARRIET Ellison 60.
50; Miss Ceres Baker defeated Miss
Correlia Burgess c-3. c-4: Miss Pauline
Cabot defeated Mrs. J. y. Fallon. e..
IS Miss Bancroft defeated Miss Brenda
Hedstron. s-5 81; Mrs; T. H. Cabot
defeated Miss Deborah Seal. c.. c-i
Second rourd-Mrs Martindale Spedden n
defeated Miss Frances Jennings, G-o' 6-s
Miss Eleonora Sears defeated Mrs Seth
crawford, Go, e-l, Mrs. ~ w Niles
defeated Mrs. Charles Blanchard s-l
fl: Miss Katharine Gardner won from
Mrs. benjamin z. Cole by default: Miss
Dorothea a Nourae won from Mrs Henry r.
Eaton by default. Miss Edith Sigourrrey
defeated Miss Alice Jenckes, 6-l. 6-l :
Miss willard defeated Mrs Blanche Brine
Davis. 60 t.: Miss Martha Bayard
defeated Miss Cersa Baker. Is. e-2
Miss Leslie bancroft defeated Miss Pauline
Cabot, t-0. 6-3: Mrs T. H Cabot de-
teated Mrs c: e. Magrane. s--1. SO:
Miss Penelope Anderson defeated Mrs NJ
H. Hazeiton. g. 6-2; Miss Jacquelaine
Green won from Miss Helen Gilleauaeau
by default; Miss Rosanord Newton de-
feated Miss Marjorie Knox IS. 6-2
Miss Mary K. Browne won from Mrs d. G.
MINIS BY default; Mrs. Walter Ellis de-
ieated Miss Gertrude Hopper. e. e--S ;
Mrs Frank II Godfrey won from Miss
Louise r. Williams hy default
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Melslorn Breaks Record
For Golf Course Will, 0O

CLEVELAND, Aug. Playing su-
per-golf during the entire round. WI
lie Melhorn, the young professional O.
the Shreveport Country Club broke all
local records on the Oakwood course
here to- day with a card Of 66, having q
80 out and 81 in, during a practice
workout preliminary to The Western
open golf tournament, which opens
Wednesday.
Melhorn has a record Of one under 4
for the first nine holes and four under
for the second. He wound up his per
formance with 3 on the 4l0-yard
eighteenth. Mike Brady, OF Detroit, hal
a good round in the morning, turning
in 72. The other cards ranged on
upward
Owing to the inability Of several
Fasteners 10 arrive in time for the
play there was talk tonight Of aban-
doning the proposed team match to
morrow between professiona Of tho
East and the West Instead, 4 team
match between professionals from Chi
cago and those Of Detroit and Cleve-
land IS contemp plated.
Leo Diegel the Detroit star. VIII nor
participate IN the tournament II wa
announced tonight he viii be pre-
vented from playing by i sudden Ill
ness
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Boxers Ignore
Orders sued
BY Tex Riickard
Downey and Wilson VIII
Not Reach City Until To-
morrow Night or Thursday

Tex Ricard n~onoter of Aox;nr o,-
'0E'' ''''s "a
:, g s7'-'.1@' received "ora yesterday
taat neither Johnny Wilson. middle
weight champion. nor his cha,Is~os,.
Bryan Downov. Of Colnm h',s <,;ii
reach this city before to-n1o~~oz, ,,;rh+
or Thursday. In fa;ln@~ - annea, ~, ,.es . :
terdav thny ;~rored +ba 'p p~~a svS-
Of both R;ckard and ,ne ba fn,V' ucs'Qns ~
New Jersey Rov;,s- Cora,,ss;l, ,..,r';osAS - ''e
A telegram from Col]Inbne s+a+oa
that Downey had been deiared j., lso,1 l'ss,'
ing for New York because + q bad ~ bee,,
unable to round up h5s snarr,'o~ no, rs,t 'sr'.
ners. Curiousiy enourh. The san,e ev-
cuse was received from Johnny Wilson
in Boston.
Cleveland seems II he thoronobl.
steamed up over the wilson Doxnev ,,sS
show. From Iris Sneaker down 70
the village coDs, who are sin searcs-
ing for Mckee Arnstein. the nonnlSca
stands ready to hack Irvan ao. .
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Chicago Golfer
Captures Medal
For Second Time


CHICAGO Aug. Mrs. Melvin Jones,
Of Chicago, with 42-47-S9, emerged as
medalist today at the estmoreland
Club over a field of approximately 1870
players in the qualifying round Of the
nineteenth annual championship tour
nament Of the Women's Western Golf
Association 1t was the second time in
three years that she had achieved that
honor
cne stroke behind Mrs. Jones was
Miss Dorothy Higbie, Of Chicago. who
Of Milwaukee, with 47-44-91, and Miss
jeanette Kinney, of Cleveland, with
45-4 46 81, tied for third
Miss Kinney, who recently won the
city title at home, had an excellent
chance to tie Mrs. Jones or even bet
ter her score, but missed short puts
at two holes and overapproached on
another.
Mrs. Dave Gaut, Of Memphis. South
ern champion; Mrs. Harry d. Ham
mond Of indianapolis, former hold
er Of the Western title, and Mrs. Fred
c. Let's jr., Of Chicago, defending the
title, also tied at 81 for fifth.
A drizzling rain interfered with the
play in the afternoon.
Parings for the first round matches
tomorrow Hollow:
Mrs Fred C. Lofts jr Chicago -. Miss
Miriam Burns. Kansas city
Miss Louise Fergus. Chicago. Mrs
H V. O'Brien. Chicago.
Miss Jeanette Ken0ey. Cleveland, rs.
Miss Carrie Kuhnert. Evanston.
Mrs. e. e. Harwood. Chicago, rs. Mrs
+. j. Jcfsris. Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Higbie. Chicago. vs. Misc
Marie Powers Chicago.
Mrs C.. o. Gillette. Chicago, rs. Mrs
" G. neomer Evanston.
Mrs H. u. Hammond. indianapolis. vs.
Mrs. George +. Henneoerry. Chicago.
Nrs. ] w Douglas. Chicago. IS. Miss
sBerrice Wall Oshfosh Wis
Mrs. Melvin Jones c. 'oago. IS. Miss
Flnrence Holioran. Sait Lake city.
Mrs. Perry Fisk. Aurora, Ill, vs. Mrs.
Edgar Stevens Chicago
Mrs. Dave Gaut. Memphis vs.. Mrs Wal
ter Page. Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Klotz. Chicago. VS.. Mrs
Eliot II Evans. Evanston
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Nary Football Men
Report at academy
after q Long Cruise

A NNAPCLlS. Md, Aug. 22.-Naval
Academy football players, sixty
strong, who reached Annapolis to-
day, had unique preparation for the
work Of the fall. They had shore
practice in Christiania, Norway, and
Gibraltar during the cruise. while
the players are hard from the coal
passing and similar duties which
were part of the daily routine.
Besides, they kept in trim on ship
board through boxing and other
sports. At Gibraltar the British
officers rut their cricket grounds at
the disposal of the midshipmen
The squad arrived to-day on the
destroyers Flusser and Worden. The
rest Of the midshipmen were left
with the fleet at Guantanamo and
will arrive about August 30. The
football men went on leave at once
and will return fer regular practice
on September Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Miss airw~;gllt After Title

Helen Wainwright, an Olympic point
winner in the diving competition, viii
try her prowess at marathon swimming
next Monday afternoon. when she viii
be a starter in the womea's national
long distance championship. which viii
be held under the auspices Of the
Brighton Beach Baths. The start vail
be from Point Breeze, L. l., and the
finish at Brighton, distance of three
miles.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Hartman and Belmont
On Winning Polo Team

WESTBURY. l.. l., Aug. 22-Spirit-
ed polo was seen on the Cochran Field
here this Afternoon when the Meadow
brook Orange County team opposed the
Meadowbrook Magp es in the second
match for the Meadowbrook Club cups
The Orange County four won by bril-
liant work in the second half by score
OF 10 goals to 7.
Playing on the winning four were
W. Averell Hartman, Lawrence Rum
sey, c. c. Rumsev end Morgan Bel
mont. who received three goals by al
lowance. Playing for the Magnies we're
Howard PhippS. Elliott c. Bacon, j.
Chcever Gov - and Robert L Bacon.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Desch to Trv Football

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Aug. 22.-Gus
Desch, Of Newark. holder - the 44o-
.ard hurdle worlds record, g L cand
date for this YEAR Netce Dame foot
ball team. Coach Roc,snc saz.-hopes OF
employing his spr:nting ability 70 ad
vantage Notre Dame VII come East in
November - play the Army 1t West
Point on the 9Th, and Rutgers at the
Polo Grounds on the 9th
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Bouts Here0b0uts

TONIGHT
Greensboro \. C.-Eddie vTaiIacs va.
Freddy Reese, - rounds.
Crescent \. C.-inateur bouts at
Bay Ridge.
THURSDAY
Jamaica 8. C-CharIev Kid Eoh,e-
VS.. Harry Mulcahey. II rounds.
FRIDAY
Pala.e Of Joy--.Iock SharI<ey vs.
Eddi" Anderson. y rounds
ioth regiment ACKNOWLEDGING Kid
-'orfoiiS rs. Jimmy Failcy. - rounds.
taants Point :. t.--.IacA Ortiz ys.
Willie Morris. 10 rounds
SATURDAY
Commonwealth 8 C-Panarsa Zoe
Gsns vs. Alex Kid Gibbons, 10 rounds
E'HEeWcoI LrcFt C-~n r,,-,.v
Schin -. Terry Mitchell. l2 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

ALEXANDRIA, BAY, n. Y, Aug. 22-
By score Of 8 to 4, the Thousand
Islands team wrestled victory from the
Whites in the polo match here to-day.
Blair Gordon, of Montreal substituted
on the Thousand Islands team The
Whites were composed Of Major Haver-
camp, Captain |. G. Walker, of the 3D.
Cavalry; Generej Eric McCuaig. OF
Montreal, and Ward Pitheld, Of Mon
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
" estern Star
Is Victorious
In Trap Shoot
Thomas Has Perfect Score
IN Shoos.On to Decide
7-Cornered Tie at Chicago

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Harry Thoman.
Of Huron. s. H.. won the South Shore
Introductory shoot, l00-target event
a. sixteen yards rise, il the Grand
American Handicap trap shoot which
opened to-day. with a perfect score in
three shoot-offs to decide a seven-cor-
cred tie He broke twenty-five targets
N each Of the elimination matches.
after scoring 100 with his six oppo-
nents in the morning c. 4. Bonner,
OF New York, won second, and Tranl.
Hughes, Of Mobridge. s. D.. third place
When The event had been completed
seven experts had tied for honors with
perfect scores. Thoman, Bonner.
Hughes. G. D. Williams, Of Mama, Fla;
E. T. Woodward, OF Houston. Tex; Gay
H. Ford. Of Indianapolis, and Fred
Harlow, Of Newark, Ohio. each had
perfect scores.
In the first shoot-off of twenty-five
targets Harlow, Ford. Woodward and
Williams were eliminated. In the
second shoot-off Hughes dropped one
target, while Bonner and Thoman reg
istered perfect totals Bonner missed
his fourteenth target in the final test.
while Thoman went through without !
miss.
Makes Run of 175
Despite strong wind and a slight
rain, Thoman, wearing business suit
and straw hat. broke the targets with
unerring accuracy He made a straight
run OF lT5 in winning.
Mrs. Toots Randall of New York
CITY, won the natioral womens cham
plonshlp with q score Of So LAst wear
she was high woman shot in the
Grand American Handicap at Clevo-
land with a score Of 50, and in 1919
she won the same honors with total
of 81.
Mrs. c. NJ. Buchanan, Of Mitchell.
S. D., and Mrs. Z. L. King, OF V.1nona.
Mimi, tied for second with Nc NJ
D. j. Dalton, of Warsaw. ;ud.. mad 3
burgh, ol.
Zone Squad Competition
The Great Lakes zone squad won the
American amateur fve-man champion
ship with . total Of 4si. The Prairie
zone squad was second. with asa. the
Eastern zone third with is3. and the
Southern zone fourth with Az.
Because Of the weather conditions the
American amateur exposition Of
double targets was not started until
late this afternoon, and the America
professional championship doubles was
postponed until tomorrow.
Among those Of the 39l contestant
VINO registered 90 in the South Shore
Introductory were the following: F. NJ
Troeh. Vancouver Wash; Arthur Guy
fsnpey, New York City: W II. Riff.
Upton. Ind; J. A. Festcr, Detroit. and
NJ S Hootman, Hicksgille, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Famous Boxing Scenes
On Screen at Fox HILL

4 unique sporting feature in the
nature of an illustrated lecture on tAe
evolution of boxing viii be given at
the Fox Hills hospital for convalesceat
soldiers tomorrow night under the
auspices Of the Knights Of Columbus
The lecture, which viii delve into
ring history from 17l9 to the present
day. VIII BE given by Nat Fleischer,
sporting editor OF TIE Evening Tele-
gram.
During the course Of the talk 400 Ian
tern slides OF the worlds greatest
boxers, old-time and modern boxing
scenes and 100 knock-ou-s VIII he
thrown uNon the screen.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

GENOA Aug. Antonio sachner
swan the Gulf Of Genoa to-day. dis
tance Of 3.1l miles. in hour 81 mln-
utes 20 seconds. Thi constituted a
new record for the swim. The sea was
running heavily at the time of Sach
ner's feat.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Y. M. E.. A. in Garden Swim

The Central T. NJ. c. A. Of Brookly~
IL after first honors In the harlequin
race and the medley competition. teams
Of three, which will be decided In thu
Madison Square Garden pool Thursday
night The Brooklyn organization hss
entered two teams in tho relay ard
i've individuals ir the harlequin race.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

MONTREAL. Aug. 22.-Mike Nc
Tigue. Of Now York and Halifax. sue
cessfuly deferded his Canadian mid
dleweight championship title tonight
by knocking cut George Robinson. or
Boston, in the fourth round Of a schcG
nled ten-round bout
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Australian tO Rox Here

Charles Pitts, the clever Australian
lightwei2 2ht, and Ray West, the Brook
lyn weltc crweighs, will clash in the
star event Of twelve rounds at the
Steeplechase A. A.. Rockaway Beach,
on Friday night. Pitts hasn't lost "A
bout since coming under the manage
rial wing Of John Ciccio.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Wall, Tnsers His z ear~C'i

Tom Welsh, trainer for Joseph E:
Widoncr was the first % avail himself
cf the chance to start one Of his un-
raced wo-vear-oids a. the coming rae
meet Of the United Hunts at Belmont
Park Terminal, September J. This g an
omen date in so far as JOCKEY Club
racing Is concerned, and fine entry
has been received for the events
scheduled. which include races on the
flat and over the jumps.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
New Haven Bans Brennan Rout

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 22-The
New Haven Boxing Commission to-
night announced that it had refused to
sanction proposed boxing match be-
tween Bill Brennan, of Chicago, ana
Harry Darneille. of Washington, sched
uled to be held in this city on Sep
tember g. The commissions announce
ment said it regarded the match rs
uneven
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Bermudans Win at Cricket

The Spartan Cricket Club, OF this
city, suffered defeat by II runs and 5
wlckets in 4 match played against the
All Bermuda team at New York Oval
yesterday. The Spartans were first
at ba. and complied l84 runs, while
the All-Bermudas responded with POI
for the loss OF wickets
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Calcdonian Games Labor Day

The sixty-ffth annual games Of the
New York Caledonian Club win be held
at Ulmer Park, Brooklyn, on Labor
open TO all registered amateurs: One
huno4 al yard novice. 1,000-yard handi-
cap, S80-yard novice, 220-yard run,
handicap; 12rnile run, handicap .
mile walk. handicap; running high
jump, handicap; putting 12-pound shot,
handicap and one-mile relay, handicap.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
For the Future

Inc fenne DIVISION (sang for Opposite easily
DAY turn out champion masculine
But an adventure n
NIT OF any such
that uperszanne Lenglen might have speed
and dash Of Tidca that superb l Iec bt
stalk around championship in or ~
The latter event should Stirling had Is over the
testing Hamilton championship for women
ana ~ ~ nao - IN June Fontanebleau But
exceptional departures from the conventional So
Given few athletic and
realm may suddenly be stunned champion good
enough to vrest the laurel agonizea male brow
10 nave woman susge prevalent prolous as Babe
nun anoncr matter female Dempsey centuries avav
spite of Maggie the Powerful can't quite visualize =
female Paddock ~ i ''""''4' "
Dp' he future IS ePee with the vision
detect All any evolution revolution start and little ~
'ne AND VINO there to what the nth power
w" 0ay reach IN the conqlering Amazon who will hi
line Ike led Coy circle end ike Nahan? Your
may not carry quite that Women was lo
gan IN Thomas Jefersons day ~ ~
here are number of Germans testify that the ua Of
S"N troops the RUSSIAN battalion rarely taken for anv
Tea a-pourlng party shopping tour - ''
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

: nEksTWCoD, England, Aug. 22.~~fn
.f1Sep yafae to-dsy betwccn the Phil
y.D"'a Fllgrins ard the Essex tenn
49,, was al out for 1S1 runs. The
f<,,'s fss"zs' pD4ans followed With i3l for
T. "aTNsts, The nigh scorer was ].
>''aAs, uho waz not out for Is.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

CAMBK1DGE, NAss., Aug. 22.-WiI-
liam Bingham hhs accepted rcappoint-
ment ~ coach ri the Harvard track
team 1t was learned tonight, In addi-
tion he viii hold the Once Of assistant
graduate treasurer Of athletics.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
TIdez and Richards Easily
Defeat Southern Title Holders
Williams and Washburn Take Measure of Leland
Stanford Team in Feature Match Of the Day;
kinsey Brothers, of California, Are Victorious

BOSTON, Aug 22The national chan,pionhn dohes
tournament began this
Club Chestnut teams
draw including undoubtedly the best in
Unite States sto-lav
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

Leach Cross, rare hstic antiquity.
is not through with the ring, by any
manner Of means, according to Sam
Wallach Leachies injured hand has
bothered him lot and caused him to
refuse offers Of matches with Charlie
White, Richie Mitchell and Jimmy
Duffy. But the hand is improving
rapidly and Sam says Leachie viii be
with us again about Labor Day.
Slvey Burns, the demon match
maker Of the Broadway Exhibition AS
sociation, announced last night that he
has arranged fight between Dave
Rosenberg, BrooSiyn's undcfeated
middleweight. and Italian Joe Cans.
who recently lost close decision to
Mike Gibbons
Benny Coster. the Chinatown ban
tam, has been signed to fight at the
Palace of JOY on September 9. No op-
ponent has been selected as yet, but it
is understood that it viii be the win
ner of Friday nights battle between
Jack Sharkey and Eddie Anderson.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Male and elnale

How male tennis players are there who could defeat Mile
lenglen?
How many male golfers there America from
Miss Cecil -eitch?
The female Of the species deader than many lines
but how about competitive sport?
The picking up fervor as if h,rries a1ono
Tennis harder to figure being persons pav deens
upon the strength of rival.
But in golf Ltch over standard course
would average around So This would handicap
OF among the men, somewhere in Amer
mere are many many thousands Of male golfers
eoicea many many strokes But with field
FROM there least beat her on the n0a;or;+
occason despite the fact that on
one Gay might have beaten Evans Ouimet
easily capable of beating But we are sn1in
Aere Of the long the average test
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

Let the Old World chant its troubles
AS 1t achimpers in its 1ooe,
Where the money mart Is sagging
And the gales OF so1roaO blo7r,
As I sail into the harbor
Of an euer-acelcome port
Where I reueL doUn the satna7ne,
through the golden fields Of sport
ITO for Johnston and for Tideu.
Ill to MoNa and Suzanne!
4 I'd there's Ruth, the mighty slagger
o. swat-pSodncing clan.
No to Dempseys mighty moulers'
And for Barnes aad Jock-the-Hutch
as they saoin9 tde fashy moshie
'Flth par-prcducing touch.
There are shadoa0s on the grayIands
Ard the clouds are none too thin
There is sorro1o to the aci7ldrvard
And tie acorld is fall OF sin.
But the summer skies are purple
Where the taco Bills hold the court
Al reuel doacn the SPINNER
Through the golden fields of sport.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23
Saratoga Entries

FIFTH RACE--Ciaisning; maiden: three
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

tHn ffpNt nj ttr eighth pOlr AID won
nner half "ny down the stretch. BY
hlel Five and half furlongs. Post
{. Tlms. l:06 10 W'naer. ch. C.. by
New-York tribune., 1921-08-23

there are number of Germans viii testify that in be ,, @
SHOCK troops the RUSSIAN Baaon of Death rarely taken for any
Tea pouring party a shopping tour ~ ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
SEATTLE SCION
IS ASPHYxIATED

Frank III. Renlck. pioneer iegisia.
,M OF Washington and Seattle buss.
ness man. was found dead In his
home at 1924 Belmont ave. Monday
afternoon. lie had bcon asphyxiat'
I'd. evidently accidentally.
A was Jet had apparently been ae.
cidentaily turned on by Renick when
he turned off an electric switch.
Gas was slowly issuing from the jet.
Discovery Of the body was made
by H. =. Enrcibrecht and r. w.
Mccullough. hia ronsIniaw. News.
papers. piled In front Of the door Of
the Renick home for the last several
days. attracted neighbora
Renick was last seen alive Friday
He lived alone.
Mccullough and Engclbrecht found
The doors and windows locked tight.
They said this was not unusual as
itrnick was In the habit OF shutting
doors and windows when sleeping
They forced a window and discover.
cd the dead body.
Rrnick was 81 years old. He had
served In the legislature since 1906.
with the exception OF the 1911 and
1919 sessions. Ha was a Mason. Two
daughters survive him. He was a
member Of TN Rcnick -wasrous Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
father SUES
HIS DAUGHTER

Against his daughter. Mrs. The.
rosa Farley. James Mcdonald. fiah
crman. father Of 10 children. brought
suit for 5000 Monday afternoon.
claiming she and her husband.
George Farley. had abducted his
daughter. Alec. IL. and kept her
from him since April 10. 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley arc said TO
I've In San Frnncisco and the child.
Alice. Is supposed TO be with them In
that city.
The child. according to J. II. TEN.
pleton' attorney for Mcdonald. was
taken away after a family quarrel.
McDonaid's wife died several years
ago and most OF his children are OF
age and married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
Booze Car Seized;
Booze l. Missing

Aitho tho booze was not found. a
Chevrolet touring car. owned By
James Little. Of vancouver. B. C..
was conflscated By the customs and
Little and his wife sent back to Can.
ada . few days ago. according TO .
report received today from Lynden
by Henry C. Lakewood deputy col.
iector q customs.
Little Ii said to have confessed"
that he had several cases Of liquor In
the car. In special compartment
back OF the rear scat some sacks and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
3, 900 at Session of
Chinese Republicans

More than 1000 persons attended
tn. program In Vancouver. II. c.. Of
tho Kuo Min Tong. or Chinese
nationalist party. In celebration Of
the taking OF the oath Of office BY
Dr. sun Vat Sen. newly elected prcsi-
dent Of the Chinese republic
Addresses were delivered by 10y
Hing. secretary Of the Chinese ma
iionaiist party In Seattle. T. 8. Chin
and others.
Tho convention OF the party IN
Vancouver viii continue AL this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
The Rhodes Co.
Made-in-
Washington
Week

THIS will be a splendid
l. week for all Seattle to
determine, by comparison,
the merits of merchandise
made in Washington. The
diversity Of display and
the h Ugh character of
workmanship will be a
source Of wonderment and
delight and will justify
your pride in Seattle and
the entire state.
Among the many arti-
cles made in Washington
and featured by this store
are women's and misses
suits, coats, dresses, milli-
merry. aprons, blouses, neck
wear. gloves. mems wooden
shirts, ties, sS6t cases, Bos-
ton bags. play suits for
boys and girls. children's
dresses, etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
City Has Neat Sum
Tucked in Its jean

Seattle has more than $1,000. ~
tucked away In It's inside pocket.
City Comptroller CARROTS finan-
cia, report for April made publIc
Monday. shows . cash balance q
t7.7i3.7sh, There is,A total Of ss3o..
900 In unpaid warrants outstandine.
packing were found. but no bcoue.
The car was seized on the strength
Of Little's confession and the odur
that prevailed In the Compartment,