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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-29
Wednesday, June 2s.

Wednesday, June 29.
Gasoline is going down, down,
down, but not as fast 'as cotton
slumped.
Mexicans fight bulls and Americans
fight men-which deserve the great
er condemnation?
People are becoming expert in the
art of making one dollar go as far
as two went before.
A dispatch states that more women
will attend the Dempsey-Carpentier
contest than any other in history.
Some women may attend but no Ia
dies will.
Does the arrest of woman in an
Illinois town for not being properly
clad indicate that the old world is
growing better or worse? Are women
wearing less clothes or are officers
more alert and active?
Suppose Dempsey should kill Car
pentier, or vice versa, would not
every one of the nearly one hundred
thousand spectators be particeps
criminis?
Wonder how many parents will en-
courage their children to form the
reading habit during vacation? It's
a mighty good habit for them to
form, provided they read the right
kind Of books.
= Why is it that the low and base al
ways appeals to and arouses men?
Wonder how many of the nearly
100000 persons who will witness the
Dempsey-Carpentier slugging match
would attend a contest between two
leading intellectual giants?
Farmers should not fail to plant
large acreage of late corn. For
this county to have to buy Western
corn next spring would be an un-
speakable calamity. Now is the time
to fortify yourself against such en-
barrassing experience.
We can muster no national pride,
nor give expression to any desire to
see Dempsey, the American, knock
out that Frenchman. In fact, if we
were to express any preference at
all, it would be that he lose ignomin-
iously.
The Advertiser is not betting on /
the outcome of the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier contest, but we could safely wa
ger large sum that hundreds, and
possibly thousands, of fathers will
pay considerable sums to witness the
disgraceful affair who will say they
are not financially able to send their
boy to college.
Were Japan to attack US in open
warfare some morning before break
fast, as she is likely to do some of
these times, don't you think that not
IA few of the leading nations of the
earth that have suffered because the
United States refused to enter the
League of Nations would be secretly
If not openly, glad of it?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-29
1875 1921
THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Omen to Men and Women
1921
1785

Open to Hen and women
Entrance examinations, and ex-
animation for the free tuition coun-
ty scholarships at all county seats,
Friday, July 8, at 9 a. m.
Four-year course lead to the b. A.
and B. S. degrees. A special two
wear pre-medical course is given.
Spacious buildings and athletic
grounds, we'll equipped laboratories
unexcelled library facilities. A dor
.mitory for men. Expenses moderate.
For terms, catalogue, and illustrated
booklet, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH, Pres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-29

Published every Wednesday in
The Advertiser Building at $500
per year in advance.
Entered as, second class matter at
the postoffice at Edgefeld S. c.
No communications will be pub
) iished unless accompanied by the
writer's name.
9 Card Of Thanks, Obituaries, Res
olutions and Political Notices pub
iished at advertising rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-06-29

At break of day, first thing hear
The ROSTERS crow so loud and clear;
He wakes the world in pleasant way,
To begin another day.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03

H. -, .s. i Z i T. ssill 4 +
tscump in clasa mai malta; a
doua II Sc cOlecteaza 81 Sc Wind
Gu un pret mai mic in cAasa de
JOS a ,popornlui, 81 a treia ri Sc
,adnna 81 Sc trimit Gu un pret $:
mai -seazut, locuitorilor de Ia
tara.
=
I'm fost -soldat care traieste
&acum in Walcott, n. d., primit
de curind 0 scrisoare- de La Mi
nfster,ll de Razboiu, adresat IA
miliei sale, i'm care Sc aduee la
cunostinta ca a murit Gu brayllrA
pc campul de llpta in 'Franta,
|:lncercarile lui de a cQrija eroarea
anuntata de Ministerul de Raz-
boiu Cd a murit in annl 1918, pima
acum n 'au ayut nici I'm rezultat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
l|lF0R|tA7NJN|
Presedintele Wilson Isl ia Ado
de la Cabinetul sau.


Washington Presedintele
Wilson STA luat fri adio de la
membrii cabinetului sau. Fiecar4
"a avut lacrimi in ochi END au
dat mana cu Wilson. La orele
I 80 punctual sa deschis usa
salei de sedinta 81 Wilson. razi
mat de dol servitori fntrat in
camera. Isl t1-agea picioarele, caci
de slab ce era, abba le putea ri
dica. Membrii cabinetului erau
'totl de fata. Secretarul de stat
Colby ia adresat niste vorbe mis-
catoare, lar Wilson, abba allzit de
eel prezenti, adinc emotional Il
raspuns urmatoarele: IVA null
tamesc. Una dintre nenorocirilc
cauzate de boala mea ca am
mare greutati cu vocea. Nu-mi
pot exprima afectimea ce am
,pentru fie-care dintre D-voastra.
Ado 81 Dumnezeu sd va binecu-
vlnteze 81 sa va pastreze pc tot."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Ron|Inia 81 Democratic

C0NDUCATORII Ronane aea vor sa castige increderea
smpatia poporulu american 81 al occidentuui Europe
trebue rupa tot trecutu or 81 devina apostoli
adevarati 81 snceri al democrate
In zadar aur egi bune democrace, daca ce che
matt sa lie apce socot Iudendor traatu
rana independents Belge petec de harte daca cond
cator tar fie ce della guven fie din opoze de
hara C granomana 81 absoutisnu or din trecu daca
caua prin nesocotna egilor ss prvileg spe
cae; daca cOnsidera separate spantoare
81 conducatorii poporuui la aes; daca mumea
Fl coerata turma de vite buna de mus 81 de
popor ber ncrednat neresee lui 81 ale tari
pc mana lor.
Dupa denumrea partidelor din Romania 81 programme
lor oate partee sunt denocatce oae voesc fe
1icrea mutmei aonzarea inereseor in foosu general 81
al tarii ar nu dupa na 81 reclana consdera nstitu
tune c upa oameni lie conuc 81 facand absactie de
Interest," frea oamenior scmb peste noape decat
ta Gle lmpreurr neatarnate de vonta or cazu aces
convertre sncer ci subordonare forata de in
aiv!dul cauta scape la eel dntii priej
Dovada mai vadta acei carl rezina firme 81
democratce au fost converti supus
mprenrr nearnate de voina Tor faptu ca pot uni
loo de uh partid democrat puernc cnc
particle aceeas firma
Daca otii denocratizarea ari 81 tutuor in
stltuunlor Ell G aolaa! intreba eel din
taran muncitor della orase scaa apele
rosi ale socialismului International
Daca sa aceas ogor aceeas saminta 81
1oadee e cueaga oti pentru to deopotriva
baga plug mare tre brazde 81 perechi de-
bo sporeasca ramina gresur 81
toaa semina umba pluguetul ui tras de dol
boulen Gu car deabia in stare sgiriie pamintu?
In nteresu eel mare al ar pentru neresee generate
ale emocratiei prncp de earl astaz sunt caauz toate
oaree cutie 81 Gle carl Romana poate isoze far
primeiu nteresele 81 poztunea Ell mpue tot acei
nutrt e democratce inaine de rasbou carl au
convert la ele tmpul rasbouui de impreare create
de c sa uneasca laoaa fornan part 81 puter
nic deschneasca adevara democrat de carl
sau aceasta fr reclama dar de fapt calauz
de aceleasi principi casi inaine de rasbou.
Desclinrea aceasta trebue sa faca cat mai cur1n
cac nunlai trumfa democratic 81 in Roana care
pana in timpu rsboiuu vonta poporui fost frazeolo
gle demagegca.
t)riee ntarzere unr ntr sngur manunchiu al ade-
varalor democat Fl in foosul democratilor carl
dupa petorea curentuu democratic, slab amenat de dife
rite gpar ntar din ceaua or de unde stapan
tara dupa bunul lor plac
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Lar s'a -fAcut o arestaYe in lega
trra Gu asasinarea

trra Gu asasinarea
HrufesoarClor.
S'a arestat un indwid suspect
care ar sti ceva despre asasinarda
iprofesoarelor asasinate: Mali ]
Foote 81 Louise Wolf. El a fokt
;prins de 0 patrula de farmeri.
!Hainele 1ui sunt patate de SINCE,
sunt rlpte si murdare.
Intrebat de capitanul detectivi-
ler a raspuns ca in -noaptea aceea
end s'a intimplat asasinarea, a
fest in Parma, dar nu site mimic
'despre omor. 81 el a auzit mai
tirziu de la lu1 indfvid, pc care
nul cunoaste 81 a 81 povestit celc
anzite ia doua feTnci. Intrebat cd
de ce = fost in RxrmR q raspuns
ca car1tat de lncrn.
Z - slapsat 31nlsie.
JosAph Aieaiori si-a inspuseat
3e1ssia eri dnp& ssmiasi in l0cuin-
T. lor din 3o61 Payne Ave. Polis
m spnlse q q Siau csrtat 81 Sfas+
'9itul j fost q s6rbatlll ! trss un
e1oGute q fsnleie.
1fieliDFe spaae e6 feunsia ~ ia
prcn.is c6-i al bani - u msare6
Il Ssss mi, ere ! fsst belnava,
~ W nay N \ end sstis -
= vsuit ~ psias Seasx AZ a ~ !
jxtorih unde lucra o4rbattl q
iiis s,l m tlnry, !,
- SSv1 M y ktanei rls-
q kSIbII6 ID ID ~ II bsli,
= ai4A t1ss
ti ~ VI i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Pace 1ntre Panama 81 Costa -Rica?

Washington. La resortuE de
afaceri externe Sc crede ca totusi
nu va fl razboiu intre Panama 81
Costa-Rica. Liga natiunilor nu Sc
va amesteca in afaceri eli guver-
nul american va face interven-
tie pacinica ca acest diferend sd
Sc aranjeze pc Gale pacinica. Pre-
isedintele P0rras STA 81 esprimat
voiHta sa accepteze intermediarea
-unali stat neutral.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03

New Haven, Conn.-John Ka
cearauskas, asasinul Anei Cher
~noch, mama b sase copii, a fost
.iudecat Ia moiite. Kacearauskas
a lntrat in locninta Anei Csernoch
in Februarie si'a batut-o la moal
tc, apoi ia luat 40 dollari. n
eeealalta ri fost prins in Bridge
port, ,unde politia . aflat 81 para
|lele. sentinta.ya ii execntata in
L27 Maiu. ~ 4 y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Japcnia sa evacueze Siberia.

Peking. Republica din RA.
.sarit a cerut ca Japonia sa fixeze
data cind va evacua Siberia,
Nota spune ca Siberia a deveni'
tara, unde trupele japoneze s;l.
virsesc cele mai groaznice crime
Safe 81 tinutllri intregi sunt je.
fuitc de trupe japoneze. Trenu-
rile sunt detinute de persoane
mizerabile 81 pasagerii ehinuiti 81
iefuiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
sCmoara pentru Gnci dollari.
wilson va asista Ia ialaugurares
lui- Harding.

WilsonJ STA esprimat dorinta
de as2sta la inaugurarea lui
Harding. Depinde insa de vremea
81 ~ temperature ce va Fl in ziua
inaugurarii. Sa asteapta sa fie .
ri p,oioasa .precnm spune institu-
ltul metteorologic. De Ia inaugu-
rare wilson va pleca la locuinta
lui nona, unde va primi pc con-
ducatorii demoerati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03

Cnrapi de co.oarea pielitei, a
facut pc jndecatornl J. T. Mo!l
din Indianapolis sd MI ascsalte
depozitia unei femei care era
1 nartord intr'un process.
Dalpa &c s'a reinapoiat in sail,
iiudecatoriri a fost ascsrltst6. Isi
sclilubese eioYapii, fnlocuindu-i
ca ciorApi negri.
6smae -siEurc ca vine prinA-
ssra. Tenn;cersa dc Ii fsshisea.
Ita JuSIetului ! lis III Il ngssIll
nj sresten4II0r fost de.sh;u 1e9
~ cfnd A innile AZ, iarnx foartc
s|;1r
a ~ + !! 1 y ler as LII ~ fiia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
l-Nv.IT 4 re

Societatea Romano de Ajntor
.si Cnltura DIR. Iulin Maniu' din
Canton, Ohio are onoare "a invita-
pc toate surorile societati, paro-
chii 81 cllburi precum 81 pc toti|
fratii romani din loc 81 jur a lua'
Iparte la marea Petrecere teatrald
impreunata Gu Dams, care va Hvea
loc Dumineca 13 Martie 1921 i'll
BHala Societatii 'Dr. lulu Ma.
Eniu" 1924 Garfield Avenue s. w.
PROGRAMME:
4. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea prcsedintelui aranjator.
2. 0 cantare din partea dile-
.antior.
3 Monolog pretlat de Octavia
D. Ciulei.
4. Sc va preda piesa ''Bolnavul
:nchipuit'' in trei acte, de Moliere
Teatrulva Fl sub conducerea d-lui
[v. Manta.
PERSOANELE:
Argan. bolnavul inchtpuit; d-nul
Silvestru Gstbor.
Beline, sofia lui Argon; dina Ma
ria Lebu
| Angelica. flea hui Argon; domni-
soara Silvia iazar.
I1uison, fetita, sora Angelicei ;
d-soara Octavia Ciulei.
| Beraldc, fratele iii Argon; d-nul
Niculae Stancih.
Cleante, amant,ll Angelicei; d-nul
A. Borzea.
Dieoforus. medic; d.nul Simion
Istrate.
Tcma Dieoforills, fiul acestuia
| I'll George Iosiv.
Purgon, medicul lui Argon; d-nul
George Stan.
Fleurant, farmacist; d-nul loan
Popovici.
Bonnefoi, notar; d-nul Vasilie
Vintan
Toneta, .servitoare d-soara Azure.
liza Petrisor.
[ 5. Rindunelele revin, din par.
tea d-nei M. V. Vintan.
g. 'Barbu Lautarul" de: Y.
Alexandri., cantcc comic predat
| de Ill Vasile Manta.
Z. ''Tiganul Catana't de Suciu,
.PERSOANELE:
Visan, tigan de so ami; Ill George
Stan.
lSofronia, sofia lui; dina Teodora
Marian.
Rllsca, feciorul Tor din catane; d|
Vasile Manta.
Ciucurel 81 Bur1lrel. copii lor de
10-11 AMI n. N, N. N.
Corcodel, fratele Sofroniei; d-nul
Cleonic Stoica.
Pretul de intrare Cl. I-iu$1 90
CT. la 75:; Cl. II[-a 75c.
Orchestra Nationala din Can.
ton, Ohio, sub conducerea d-hl1
Vasile Manta.
Productiunea Teatrala Sc va IN
cepe la orele 8 seara, lar dupa II
va urma Dams. i.
Hlete de intrare sc AHA aa
ISocietatea ''Dr. Iuliu ManNl" 81
la Presedintele Societatii d-nnl
loan Flueras 81 la dl Vaslle Manta
| 1920 Hurford Str. N. +.
Comitetul sranjator.
fkO o. ~ q SSA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
'Bijutsrii furate.

Bijutsrii furate.
North Baltimore. = Dol t1lhari
an dus 80 dol!ari 81 bijuterii in
valoare de 10000 dollari de la Q
vaduva de aici. D-na Steele era
GU scrvitoarea in camera Ell, cind
:ine-va aibatut la use. 'Ea s'a
,lus sa deschida, cind s'a trezit GU
dol bandit mascati carl .au in.
chis-o cu servitoarea impreuna
in o camera diilapoi. Dupa un
cias all cutezat sd bata Ia nse
vecinii lean scapat. Politia nu q
.putut da inca dc alrma hotilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Bomba in Florenta.

,Florenta, Italia.-Trei persoant
au fost omorite cu ocazia unei de.
monstrari de strada aclubului Ii.
beral. Acest club este alcatlit dir
studentimea patriotica. Un anar-
hist a aruncat O bomba intre stu.
denti care omDrit trei din eli 81
ranit pc dolazeci 81 noua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03

Wooster, O. - Niste bandit an
spart -eri noapte usa bancii din
Dalton, @. 81 au furat bani 81
'titltrri der valoare. Nh sc site inca
suma precisa ce s'a furat dar Sc
crede ca ar Fl peste $4,000 dollari.
Jaful a fost descoperit de lln
copil de Is ami. care VENT di-
mineata in banca sil faca foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03
Ia r1lfntuit pr9 Nc

= q inlntult
Sam Hurst 4 fost jIaaecat de-
tribnnalul politienesc fiindca a
parrtat arma farA pclanis. Freotul
sau, Edward iMA A'ro,tsky q dove
dit ca Hurst ON bisericos 81 ca
|Fticra regulat. Ein aceasta catrz;s
|sentinta a fost stlspenslata.
|sCmoara pentru 0inci dollari.
New York. Politia detinut
pc individul George Met cCorinack
care e acuzat casa omorit pc Eds
ward Shannon pentru ca acesta
adatorit. Q. sulua de cinci dollari,
prntr,l cainera' Mel soahlack ra'sael
clarat politiei Cd cauza a fost acca
ca Shannon ia datorat suma deja
de un an 81 jinnatate ii nu a volt
| sa . plateasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-03

numai banii mel.
Nevasta ma dat afara din
casa
Dina Ernie r. Shaffer, 1861
=. 7o St. zice Cd acuzatiunile bar.
bat,llui ei sllnt nalntemeiate. Ra.
mine ca jndecatoral "a ,decida ii
cauza.
!
D-na Berta Fetters, o fermierx
sde lfnga Grotcn, .. y. = sns><tt
un lllp mare Gu ,in topor, dupa
sc = reusit sa-l incoitea1cI lptr han
rotet de pcrei, Pc e6l1 bfl6otul
II, de teama, ~ S1it - o1nl
eraalului.
~ lsrensea IsGl = IiiI1 -
4 4 sfny6 - 1E1 jii @
10 sst1Ei, - 4 n ! - =,
4. is y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
ALOYSIUS CLUBMEN STAGE
EVENTS FOR YOUNGSTERS

On Friday afternoon, prior to the
holding OF the Aloysius five-mile In
augural marathon, the Aloysius Club
will sponsor several events for boys
between the ages of twelve to seven
teen years.
A 1OO-yapd dash. a quarter mile
and a half-mile run will be staged
and is open to all boys in the city. All
societies, Boy Scouts, ana graded
schools are invited to participate, the
only rule governing these events Is
that each entrant and his application
must be registered at the Aloysius
Club before Friday at p. m.
March 4.
The Aloysius Club will provide
gold medal for the winner of the half
mile race. All other prizes, such as
first and second places, the only posi-
tions that will receive prizes. will be
furnished by the Christ Child's Boys
Club, of which J. B. Marland Is ath-
letic director.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
CASEYS Will HOLD
MONDAY SESSION
League to Be Extended to Six
Clubs for Coming
Season.

Knights OF Columbus representatives
start off their baseball campo ign Mon
day night at o'clock at the X c.
Hall with the election Of a new presi-
dent the adoption of a schedule and
the extension OF a berth in the league
to the Forest Glen Council.
John Reed, who did such fine work
for the circuit as secretary last year
will be the new president to succeed
Maj. c. Eugege Edwards, according to
advance Information.
The league committees will report on
grounds, schedule and other details Of
the season. This will be the second
year for the Knights Of Columbus
League and considerable interest has
already been aroused following a sue
cessful venture in basketball this winter
Various council teams are meeting
this week. John Thomas Of the Keane
Council team. has called meeting of
Keane Council players at the X. c. Hall
for Friday night
According TO present plans the league
this year will include Potomac, Keane
Spaulding, Carroll, Washington. and
Forest Glen councils
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
WILLIAMS AND KUMACAE
WIN ON FLORIDA COURTS

PALM BEACH. Fla, March a.
Richard Norris Williams, ID, of Bos-
ton: Ichiya Kumagae, OF Japan. the
champion; DR.. w.
Rosenbaum. of New York, and S. Jar
Wis Adams. of Palm Beach, reached
the semi-final round of the singles
yesterday in the annual Florida State
tennis tournament. played on the clay
courts of the Palm Beach Tennis
Club. Today Kumagae plays Rosen-
baum and Williams takes on Adams,
and tomorrow. unless every tennis
precedent Is upset, Williams will try
to wrest the title from Kumagae in
the final round match.
Williams won two singles matches
yesterday, both without being in the
least extended. He devoted his chief
attention to polishing up his volley-
ing shots, and the manner in which
he angled by returns, criss-cross into
the opposing court, mystified his VIC
tins and pleased the large gallery. r.
Il. Weeden was the first to suffer de-
feat, at 6-3, 6-1, while williams next
rival, G. c. Meyer, was crushed under
a 60 score. The former national
champion evidently is reserving his
real strength for the final test
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
s pretty busy defending himself just

is pretty busy defending himself just
now.
The Herzog case is one that has
dragged along since last summer
when RUDE Benton. of the Giants, ac-
cused the infielder, then with the Cubs,
of having attempted to bride him to
lose a game Benton was to pitch for
the Giants against the Cubs.
As soon as Herzog learned of these
charges he insisted on Benton facing
him before John Heydler, president
of the National League. That pri-
vate hearing and subsequent investi-
cation failed to disclose any proof OF
Benton's charges.
Heydler and other prominent base
ball men have unofficially admitted
that one OF these two players should
be discharged by the National League
-Herzog IL Benton proved his story.
and Benton If he could not back up
his charges. SO far Benton has been
unable to do this. but he Is still a
member Of the Giants in good stand
Ing.
Herzog was Internationally re-
leased by the Cubs two months ago
and is still a free agent. Yet the
president of the Chicago club and the
president OF the league carefully as
sert that his release was predicated
solely on his deterioration as ball
player.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
WILL DEFEND
CREW HONORS
With Six Olympic Veterans
Back, Naval Academy Hopes
For Success.
BY HUGH X. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS, March 2.-The Naval
Academy eight-oared crew, with six
OF the veterans of Iast year In their
seats, will do all IL can to defend
the worlds championship title Won
in the Olympics at Antwerp last
summer by carrying cut this sched-
ule OF races:
April 80, University of Pennsylva-
mia at Annapolis.
May 7, Harvard and Princeton at
Princeton.
May Il, Syracuse at Annapolis.
May %, the American Henley at
Philadelphia.
This will probably be the complete
schedule for the midshipmen. II
another race could be secured to be
rowed at Annapolis about the middle
of April, II would probably be accept
ed, and the Academy crew will I'M
doubtedly row at Poughkeepsie IL it
could be arranged. but the belief here
10 that II will be impracticabIe to ar
range for the latter on account Of
the midshipmens practice cruise,
which starts the first week in June.
DEPENDS ON CRUISE.
There is still possibility OF get
ting in the race on the Hudson, but
it Is felt that there is hardly an even
char "e. II the practice cruise Is con-
fined to the north Atlantic or the
squadron has not left those waters by
June %, the entry Is possible. If a
cruise to any other point Is directed,
the participation of the navy crew is
out Of the question.
While under some circumstances,
the oarsmen might be allowed to miss
the cruise, 1t is not likely that they
will be permitted to do SO this time,
as practically all of them were with
the rowing party which went to
Antwerp last summer. SO that the
same midshipmen would miss two
cruises.
This could hardly be permitted, SO
the management accepted the invita-
ton from Princeton, and that race
should be one OF the big events in col
lege aquatics this spring. The situa-
ton Is greatly regretted at the Naval
Academy, rs the duty Of giving other
crews the fullest opportunity Of
meeting the Olympic champions is
recognized.
With six OF the veterans OF the
champion crew of the world and the
two other places filled by powerful
men of long experience who were also
on the trip to Antwerp. the chances
of the Naval Academy again sweep
ing to ictory over all it's opponents
seems good. Graves, captain and No.
2, and Jacomini. bow. are the two who
have graduated, and the Academy
loses two splendid oarsmen, but the
crew will not suffer.
WILL BE HEAVIER.
All the oarsmen have benefited by
their experience, and Glendon has had
them on the water this year earlier
than ever before. With the changes
which have been made, the crew will
be little heavier than last year, and
should be more powerful and a shade
better in every way.
The oarsmen who are back are:
Jordan, 3; Moore, 4; Sanborn. 8; John
ston. 8; CALI CHER. Z, and King, stroke
Coxswain Clark is also available.
Moore has been elected captain, but at
present is unable to row on account
of thumb sprained while playing
soccer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02
THOMSON T0COME
TO JEWELL COURSE
Washington Golf and Country
Club Obtains Canadian
Professional.

David Thomson. former Monmouth
professional. a product of Canada is
the new professional at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
Thomson has been instructing for
the past few months at a profession
al golfers school in New York. He
comes highly touted and is expected
TO make great hit on the Jewell
course.
The new golf pro enlisted and
served in the Canadian army during
the war. His RECORD as a player ano
teacher of the game is exception
ally fine-
On March Is Thomson comes to
Washington to begin his duties. The
Jewell tournament will be held about
the first of May, according to advance
Information, and Thomson will have
plenty Of time to get familiar with
the course.
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ting. stanton Military AcAQeny.
which won the meet last ysaf. has
not entered. ~
Few Baltimore entries have been
received. and while the B&itimofe and
StAunton lads will he missing. II 10
safe to say that there will b plenty
OF nTst-eiaas competition offered In
all events.
The meet sets under way promptly
at 7:30 D. M. when the preliminary
heats in the scholastic, intercoiiegt-
ate and open nfty-yard dashes will be
run OF