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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27

Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-Iu tho Vic
tory al Sea" Admiral Sims recalls con-
versatiou with Mr. Balfour In the spring
of 1917 that has timely bearing on the
existing submarine situation at the con
ference. Also the episode reveals that it
is no mere political exigency that impels
Mr. Balfour 10 tilt against the L boat
with such soul and feryor. Admiral Sims,
writing of The real tragedy Of the nj
lied situation at the moment America
entered the war, tells Of meeting Mr. Bal
four in London after the latters return
from his celebrated war mission Ia the
United states. Things were dark when
I took that trip 20 America the British
statesman told our admiral. The sub
marines were constantly on my mind. /
could think of nothing but the number on
ships they We're sinking. At that time
it certainly looked as though We Were
going to lose the war
Three years ago this week Dec 30.
1915 President Woodrow Wilson spent
part Of day on the Manchester ship
canal There the British navy exhibited
for his entertainment one Of the cele-
brated mystery ships which proved
the most eflicacious method Of fighting
submarines. II is a craft of that type,
among others. with which Great Britain
only threatens 10 fin the seas in case
French iu~istcnce on big U-bOat forces
is maintained. The mystery ship or
"U-boat" as it also was uicknamcd. was
make believe tramp steamer which, In
reality. was armed 10 the teeth. r. pur-
pose was TO dccoy German submarine
commanders within gun range. When
they approached the "tramps" bulwarks
suddenly dropped, while belching guns
poured deadly fire into the virtually
HELPLESS enemy. The CONSERVATION Of
the President and his fellow voyagers
was great. as passing a decrepit tub OF
"a freighter. they were astOnished 10 see
its sides fall away with q snap and n
bang. only 70 reveal smart gun crews
standing at four-inch weapons ready 10
blow into smithereens anything IN sight.
The U-boat was the nightmare Of German
submarine crews The United States
Navy also had mystery ships in the
war zone.
Who knows the name Of the inventor
Of the modern submarine, now the crucial
bone Of contention at the conference? by
most authorities the honor is awarded to
an undergraduate Of Yale named David
Bushnell, who fashioned his famous
turtle" in 1117 The chief inspiration
Of Bushneirs work was 4 natural hostility
70 Great Britain, then at war with the
United States, for Bushnells turtle" was
invented to sink British warships, then
anchored off the American coast, thus
,t+t;tc, off tho communications of George
HIS army.
Amiral Sims war book emphasizes that
"Busbneu regarded his submarine as an
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Bandits Gather Big
Harvest of Loot

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.-Declared to
be members Of an international gag of
bandits whose operations during the last
two years has melted S5.5O0,000 in loot
from many cities. Herbert Cox and Her
bert Wilson were held in Jail here to
day by Federal and county authorities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
NEMsPAPERs COsT. So.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec. It'll sub
scribe in the future. It's cheaper in the
end"
Thus remarked Mark A. Wallace, bar
Der of Mt. Sterling. as he paid $50 fine
in Federal Court for taking the paper be
longing in the postOffice box next TO his.
Wallace admitted taking the paper during
the world series that his customers might
keep posted on results of the games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27

. Miss HOstetter Hooks laid her chewing
gum down somewhere the other day and
now cannot think where it is. Thousands
of dollars in chewing gum IS wasted this
way every year.
The postmaster has another empty
cigar box and announces that he now has
another postofiice box for rent.
Yam Sims climbed n tree after i pos
sum the other night and accidentally
shook himself out.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
HUBBY WORTH ONLY $50.

DETROIT. Dec. 27.-Her husband was
worth about $50 to her, Ella Kraft told
Judge Webster in Circuit Court Mrs.
Kraft was suing for divorce from Her
man c. Kraft. A settlement of $50 would
he satisfactory, she said. The decree was
granted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30

fania runners. Fart Eby. tho anchor
man, sprinted into the lead near tas
close OF tho milo contest utter taking
the pace from Lafayette and Prince
relay The University of Paris quar-
tet made its first appearance In
american competition In this event,
and while the French four. consist
Ferry. was not quite up to the speed
set by the pace making teams. 1t
managed to clinch fourth place with
out the services of Captain Dclvart.
who was i'll.
The distance medley relay was a
clcan-cut victory for Western run
ners. 1he University of Illinois. with
the ono state tcam at it's heels, won
after grnelling struggle. carried nj
most To TIC finish tape. Eastern col
iegcs divided the balance of the hon
ors i'll this event. Pennsylvania being
third AMI Columbia fourth.
Itnin slows Up Track and Field.
The races were run under Il lcadcn.
drizzlinG sky and after the first few
events The rain slowed ,ip both track
and field to such extent that record
breaking; was out OF the question
Notwithstanding the dismal weather
conditions. nearly $4,000 spectators
witnessed the contests from the open
sta nds.
summary:
Pcntathlon final point scorc-Won
by i'c''cnurc. 10: Hamilton, IL. Brad
ley. l6: Bartcls. 10; Clapp, -: &. Rel
nartH. Muh!enburG College. ~
Running hop. step and pump-Won
lay II. NJ. Osborne, University OF Iiii-
noiS. 10 Feet 81 inches. Second T..
i'chubioSsom, Ok lahoma y. ~ ~. -
feet II Inches. Third. H. H. llatter-
S!cc. University OF Pennsylvania. 10
feet I l.; inches.
fio-yard hurdles Crun as one heat;
Won by y. D"sch. Sotrc Dame: sec
oMd. y. pttinger, Ohio St:.tc: ,nird. l..
Hill ONO state. Time. 10 . seconds
.Iavciin throw u'cnta:tionp- Won
by w. Bariels. Pennsylvania. icS fc.'
II IL Inches. Sccond-.A Bet.nc,.
Della ware, 1875 fect 6 - inches
rhird Is hamilton. Missouri. g. fec;
inches.
200 meters dash tPcntuth!on)-Wui.
~ T. l.cGendre. Georgetown: tied TO-
second and third--l.. bradley. Of Ea:-
Sis. and W. Bartcls, Pennsylvania
f!nc. ~ 3-5 seconds.
American college championship
sprint medley relay racc-Won l..
University of Pennsylvania CMaa.ni
Gin. Il. Mcfaddrn, EbSD. Latayot,,
second; Princeton, third: France.
fourth. Time, ":3i I-5.
P"ntathlon broad jump--Won by I.c
icndrc, Georgetown: second uamIl-
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ton. Missouri: third. Osborne. Illinois:
fourth. Bradley. Kansas; NTH, Bar
tells. Pennsylvania: distance. 81 feet II
inches.
lnterschulastic medley relay cham
pionship OF Amcrica-Won by hunt
inEton High School. Boston: second.
Cedar Rapids High School: third.
ENctcr Acadciny; fourth. Hutchinson
central High School. Time, 1921.
Two-milc international run.-Won
by X. -. Bukcr. Bates College; second.
{. G. FurnaS, Perdue: third, Nigh,in-
gale, w. Va. Time. a:25 30
Discus throw (Pcntathion) Won
by K iegcndrc. Georgetown distance
l26 feet inches: second, Il. Hamilton.
Missouri. 1913 feet II inches; third, V.
Ciapp. annapolis. l2i feet inches
LOO meters UPcntathlom. Won by
II. I.cGendrc. Gcorgctown: second. /.
Hamilton, Missouri: third. L. Brad
icy. University OF Kansas. Time. 4.5U.
American college championship.
iw".milc mcdlcy--Won by University
~ Illinois (D0nohuc. Brown. Yates.
Wharton): second, Iowa State; third.
University OF Pennsylvania. Time,
~ minutes - 3-5 seconds
Throwing jG-pound wcight-Won
by q. Dandrow, Massachusetts Insti-
tute Tech t32 feet 3l-2 inch.sl; see
nnd. T.. Skidmorc. University OF the
south go feet 7l-3 inchcs): third. l..
weld. Dartmouth t2S feet inchcs).
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

FIRST :aec-i'.aidcn wo.ycar-oiLs: claim.
t 1Gaynes sour 80 fnr,;osnEs.lyncrIole
Brun,n"i. III thobInscrJ Ss.io. $50 N ssS'
I'm !r;Sc psssera5io" III SRce,. $3.50. third
sst BABY S " k n,TS wa%md hi"m aqs
Second race four ycar-olds and IN:
f e. s'0gr;oehsss; aS.n, typ milo.
!aGo. second: nronzr Eagle. IL. tStcv"n.
s9nl, s2.lc. third. 'ri;nc.-i:65. Also ran
ka:hryn. Jay B:rd.
Third r9cG,-,hrcc, yc.- old maidcns: six
iG,t.. $40. S2:Gc, s:,lo. wen; Esquire. iIG
,liu'w"iD, $50. $50. second: Dcvasta
III, 80 hlSo ran4ijisi, vaIaa. w TilnGi
Trader. t!izboodlc.
E%nr; r"g'hfsgs ysaT-oIds and w;
Gci;ile1tp: sac. Is.So. $3.50. e, Won: Wv"
gG,n,d: i'anaman: ii% !burns,. $50. third.
y"%a joy Liberty A;i2 Girl F"R ant"as III:
clp riiTc,n,e,o Vie INNS, iielSn A,hia. "
Es m aursn one @ a and sn The
yaTls@:roucn Ma not. 100 az" eGol,iI Efn !,
sI;@S sai9o. s?;Ss"' sw@n Some nabE s.
Violet. ioa Iriontc). s4.GO. third r mSoH
~ a. Nis" rnHmr-SnE ;.",Gs 49,,
d. = 80 SS:Si'iis',T; stone s:2S; s%;IS woS:
Ultra, Ti'mcSitS s. ''Asi as" TanS SiaS
Rankin. Uranium. Winncconnc. chevaiicr.
Snmmy Kelly. IC9 tCollinsj. $3.50. $50.
$40, $500, second: L'Enjolcur. 100 ponc,.
SO: bird Time-i;t - Also ran
s MEnanm in % d sG Me'Ts sGj GG% h'1
Maize. l.coti Fay. Attorney Orsnao.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

claiming irurso. 81 .Oac-S!x rurionES-Mr!
win. i0H IrrnciS). sG.in. si.Go s3.oo. won
Sure. - IScorhil. SiG. -. !ioo, second: 60
bait Lass, TOO MONEY!. $500. third. Time
1916. Nlso rau-rhila 1icr"r. OralcGSo
Hazel II. Shamrock Flower. lntcrlnpcr
Tony TS-au Nina Penn. Lotto.
Second raCc--t"r two-y"ar-oldS: claim
irg: purse. s. no0; four and a half fur.
longs Alameda Girl II: tconncily). $40
$50. $3.50 Won; Miss cr"stwooh. II:
Baker. leg biurkc). $500. third. Time
80 80. Also ran--Bully buttons. Sruds
Tout Il" Suit" and ltormgr.
Third rnc"-for three year odds and up
claiming; purse, 81 900: ono mil" and
,@.Gn. won: Sandy Mae 10 tJarvisC $3.50
Si.io. second: ,inurnland, 10 tMooncy)
Sa.lN. third. Tim"-@;iO. Also ran--Inz,
Fourth racc-Iarls handicap: for three
ycnr-nldP and IN. purse. $1,000: ak fur
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i." ngs Man. los tsmi,h). sl4.4o.
t Jar; 40 won; Columbia Tenn; lla
III tGarnerl. $500; third. Timc--i:ii 3.5.
Also ran-Fiass. Kinburn and Tulsa.
Firth race-for maiden year-uld
Martha FAiion. ;ia tpooD. $3.50. sS.io,
s,Vo. won: Lady Rochester. liz (Barrettl
ner), $50. thi. i. TIric--:5o Also ran
iattie i'"lly Bright Trash. Mabel Curtis
ern Avenue. ''
Sixth racc-the Frankfort: for three.
Gehr-3ius anu up. purse. $1,000: one mile
non nommc. 10: (Jarvs). 1910. $50
$500 won; Jouett. lo7 tPooD. $3.50. s3io
second; Zen valet, 81 tMartin) 81 so
ihird; IiElc-i:i2 Al 20 ran-Marsc john
seventh racc--thrcc -ycar-o Odds and nm.
.ili,"s and mares: claiming: purse, 81. Ooa
~. no ana a !Nteentli-Aph. ito tGarnrr)
,Noon:yl: s6;lo. St.ic. second: TawascH.
ina. ~ tScohic,. $3.50 third. Time y l.
Also ihh-cccan Swell. Mamie o. Marvs.
vile. fcnwcil and Undinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-30
LEXINGTON CADETS PLAY
V. P. |. THIS AFTERNOON

Special To The Times Dispatch
LEI NGTpN. VA, April 2S-The
V. NJ. l. Cadets are ready for their
second contest with V. /. l. which
VIII take place in Roanoke on SAT
urday and they hope To duplicate
their feat ,of last week when they
smut out the Blacksbur- nine by "A
'-to-o score. The game IN Baltimore
with Johns liopSins was called or on
account of rain, but st. Johns lost
~ !; loose game on Friday. and v NJ.
!: played NEE bail against pGlcthorrc
university on Wednesday Of this
Week, overcoming Il twu-ruu lead
with final score OF To g. Captain
stuart has been out because of nm
Injury sustained i'll the i.ynchhurg
college game. hut he should he in
shape ny SATURDAY.
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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
AT PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
(Continued l'rom PaEN Ski

Continued From Page Six)
which he finished in each contest.
Legcndr. was first with the low score
of 10 points. Hamilton second with
fourth with 10. G. Rcinartz. Mullen
burg College. and V. Clamp. Of the
United states Naval Academy. tied
for nth place. with twcntynine
only survivors Of tho twcnty-onc
who started in the allaround con-
test.
Winner First In -Four Events.
The ;all and powerfully built
Georgetown athlete won four tirsts
throw. hc finished sixth. Let;endrc
captured the running broad jumn
with leap of twcnty-onc feet eleven
inches: won the 200-metrc dash in
% 3-5 seconds; the discus throw with
l26-fcet eight inches, and the l,h0o-
meter run in four minutes and nifty
seconds. Bartcls. who won the jarc.
lin hurl set q new carnival record
for this event by sending tho snai;
i6S-fcet eleven and onc-uuartn or
inches: this. however. is considerable!
short OF the American record and the
world record.
Tho medley relay championships
which also featured tho first days
program. were productive of some
excellent team and individual run
ming.
First place honors in the inter
scholastic medley championship went
TO the HuntinEdon>t School quar-
tct of Boston. which won with Il
trif1c to spare from tho Cedar Rapids
team: Huntingdon set new record
for the event OF four minutes 80 %
seconds. The former record 4:it, was
made by Exeter. last year.
Penn UcIny Team Wins.
The INTERCOLLEGIATE sprin, relay
championship proved popular vic
tory for the University Of Pcnnsyl-
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HOME RUN BY PITCHER
DEFEATS w. & L. NINE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. April oe.-Nfter
flowers had doubled TO center and
taken third on Grifhth's sacrifice hit.
Thompson occupying the Hillock for
fcorgia Tech. caught one of Mccall
lum's offerings and sent IL far over
the left field wall in the fifth inning
OF today's game. enabling Tech to de-
feat Washington and Lee - to 0, in /,
well-playcd contest.
Score by innings: IL II. L.,
Georgia Tech. 900 O2O 00n--2 , .
w. g. l.. ........ 900 900 O0O--O . I
Batteries: Thompson and Liddcll:
McCallun and Frcw
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CHAPEL HILL RUNNERS
WIN FROM NJ. C.. STATE

Snrcial to The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL HILL. y. T.. April 20
winning ten first places and running
on" dead heat out OF fourteen events
the University ct North Carolina won
easily today II, a dual track meet
With North Carolina state College.
s" =" to ~ l-o.
Yates. with victories in both hur-
llo events and Il dead heat i'm the
half mile. Was the high scorer with
fourtc.u points. kraf, ana he had
Z great duel in the latter event and
tn" judges called il u tie.
sinclair. Of Carolina took both
SpriutS ana lawrence. of state. won
til" shot nut aud high jump and came
ihlrl in TIC liEh HURDLES
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HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS IN
WILLIAMSBURG SATURDAY
Especial to Tho T!mcs-Dispatch.,

lN.ISpecinI 10 Tho T!mcS- DiSpatCh.1
NWILLlAAiSBURG VA, April 2a-
John Marshall High School team will
play the scrubs of William and Mary
5Sollegc here Saturday. the game
starting at 2'o'clock. y track meet
between the Indians and the Rich
mond Athletic Club will follow the
aball game.
~ ishe Msrshallitcs probably will ar
ttNSc here at 1913 o'clock Harold
sSMorrissette. of Charlotte Courthouse
who hurled for stockton street a
Rtchmond amateur club, two wears
ago. probably Will do mound honors
afor William and Mary
W In the track events Richmond will
sbe represented by the following men;
FWood. Branch. Hancock. Rothcrt
aOverman, Barnett, Williams. Todd
sdeubi. Ewing and McCrunlcy
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Knowlson May Hurl
Against Wilson Today

Ray Ryan no doubt will fash Il
new hurlcr before the fans this
afternoon in an effort to take the
third and final game of the series
pilot is expected TO pitch knowl-
son, u hurlcr secured from the Au-
Eusta team OF the South Atlantic
Association. Enowlson. who is Il
right handed pitcher. has not
worked in Il game this season. but
has shown u lot of stuff in practice.
and Ryan believes he is ready TO
be placed under fire.
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WAKE FOREST WINS
GAME FROM ElON NINE

Special I" The Times Dispatch.
Et.oN cOlI.I;iI:. y. G., April 80 49,
Wake Forest won from Elon here to-
lay, by the tune of 6 To =. johnson
WAS on the mound for Wake Forest
aud succeeded in keeping tho hits
scattered. I'll" game was featured by
he clean fielding of the Baptists. and
three double plays executed by Elon
Score by innings: II.
Wake Forest " OOa 900 Ol0-G
Zion College ....... O0O 600 OoO-a
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President Harding
Has Priceless Scalp
10y United .Newsl

WASHINGTON. April 2a.-Presi-
u"ht Harding now has tucked
away ~ his belt the most price
less scalp acquired in his gu!.inr
cancer. to-wit. one 52a-ya hole,
taken from Chick" Evans. opcn
Eolt champion of the world. \
lesser scalp. namely. a half with
the champion on the 225-yard
ninth hole. also adorns the Prcsi-
dents string.
The President called il "A ,iay
around 3:30 o'clock today. and
went out to the LINKS 10 get :: few
pointers from Chick" lie came
back with the pointers and the one
hole mentioned.
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::vISCOUNT ASTOR'S FlLLY
WINS BRITISH CLASSIC RACE
IBv Associated Press l

f,,NEWMARkET, ENG. April 90
|fIhc 1000 guineas, the classic race
tnsas won by Viscouut Astor's Craig :
sstn-eran
The 1000 guincas. also rum today.
sMaS won by w. Raphaois Bcttina
;ssWilliam Clark's petroa was second
anu discount Astor's rompadour was
horses ran in this
ace, which is for 3-Nrar-oid fIlics
was run over the Rowlcy Mile as
yas the 2,0o0 Eu!neas event which
preceded It,
.Joseph Watson's Gmunora was Soc
ond and j. Il. Gocls Iiumoris; Was
third. TWenty-S Six horses ran
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lpNDON, April nc. s. Cutting
erican court tennis star. today de-
ted g. r.. latham. English veteran.
6-1, CO. in the third round for
amateur court tennis champion
p OF Great Britain. The matches
being played at tho Queens Club
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TcNnS League Results.
houston, .: san Antonio. q.
shreveport. u: Wichita Falls, 1.
Dallas. Fort Worth. i.
beaumont. :: Galveston, =
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South Atlantic Association Results.
Greenvillc, {: Augusta. 5.
Charleston, 10: Columbia. >.
I Spartanburg, .: Charlotte, Z
mississippi League Results.
& Clarksdalc. .: Meridian. 3.
Grecnw 4: Jack =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Funeral Directors j
NDuRSlNt. ORDERS caEply:ed In
houis We are equipped TO dye snt
,neni. t:ack IN twenty four hours. In
aiw.ys given prompt atten,io,
IN :. ssN-. aoI North Seventh Street
snd smba liner. sos East Mair s,r.,,
hadihoi' 1871. Randlioh 1861
Special Notices
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urhts made by any ono other than ~
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Richmond. Va. street
Personals q
'RttHETS. rugs. carpets. curtain,
mihhhr's cleaned by tn" best incthods 7. 4,
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odrich Company makes this REIMBURSEMENT
fit all Tire This reduction
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-02

Texas was in Marietta Saturday and
Sunday visiting with friends.
j. d. Everett of Pampa, Texas, has
been here this week visiting with his
brother Millard Shuford and family.
Mrs. Nettie Tips was in Ardmore
Sunday visiting with her brother and
family.
Miss Buiah Hickman of Thacker-
vile was in Marietta Saturday shop
ping.
Miss Judith Black who has been
away the past month visiting with
her sister in Alabama and other points
returned home yesterday.
Miss Latta Northcut who teaches
school at Bomar spent the week end
with her parents Air. ami Mrs. J. J.
Northcutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Acre of okmul-
gee has been here this week at the
bedside of his sister Mrs. Billingsley
who is very III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayes of Ed
mond mas been here this week visiting
with Mrs. Hayes parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Acre.
Mrs. Lou Scanlon was in Ardmore
Sunday visiting with friends.
Charley Spalding visited with friends
In Ardmore this week.
Mrs. s. Westheimer was in ArNlmore
yesterday on business.