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New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Helen Wainwright Wins
National Diving Title

ATLANTIC CITY, March 2o.--Miss
Helen Wainwright, fifteen years old, of
the Women's Swimming Association Of
New York, won the national wDmen's
indoor fancy diving championship, Sc
nior division, here Saturday night at
the Ambassador pool. The metropolis
star acquitted herself superbly against
the stiffest kind of competition offered
by the five other entrants.
Miss Helen Meany, also of the Wo-
mems Swimming Association, finished
second, and Miss Elizabeth Becker, of
the Philadelphia Turngemeinde, holder
of the Middle Atlantic crown for four
consecutive years, was awarded third
place.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Bouts HerenbOuts
TONIGHT

Madison Square Garden-Rocky
Kansas VS.. Willie jackson, IL
rounds; Jack Sharkey VS.. l-idget
Smith, 10 rounds; Sammy Sieger VS..
Artie Root, 10 rounds; Kid Norfolk
VS.. Jack Ward, 10 rounds.
Star A. C---Matty Brooks VS..
frankie Conifrey, 10 rounds.
Freeport S. C.-Johnny Murray
vs. Andy Johnston, Is rounds
Broadway Club. BroolxEyn-SoI-
der Bartfield VS.. Italian Joe Cans,
Is rounds.
TUESDAY
Pioneer S. C.-Tom Gibbons VS..
Paul Samson, Is rounds.
Flatbush S. C.-Harvey Bright VS..
frankie Engle, Is rounds.
THURSDAY
Central Manhattan s. C.-Pete
Herman VS.. Willie Adams, Is
rounds; Jack Stone VS.. Augie Rat
ner, 10 rounds.
SATURDAY
Ridgewood Grove S. C.-Paddy
Flynn VS.. Phil Bloom, Is rounds.
Woodhaven S. C.-Danny Farrell
VS.. Neil Alexander, 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Anti-Canabling LaaCs Should Help Sport

THE country looks
leader, in n fashion,
1t is to be hoped other states will follow
legislation to protect baseball lovers professional
gamblers this
attempt to influence the result of ball
true merit Will be construed criminal penalty
CT fine of $10,00 years both
1t would
include all
we'll professional the
thing gambler the all the breath of
suspicion.
The sinister shadow of the
scandal IN sport that has happened likely happen He
the blood
wrestling
backened the turf truth must
has for por
The "urehng gambler or principle He fears
naught in his only vulnerable
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Chicago Situation Smacks of Corruption

ERE lesson for all of interested sport
situation The
1t would appear it leads to the exalted places politics.
The collapse
County charges that his preampted destroyed
unchaenged
District Attorney which capacity they
the
Unless the Attorney
indictments the
All the players
None
vced in public Cosey
1t possible they
law which compel employment possible
would be cheap comparison letting the bars to con-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
TEAM SCORE
|stkman Wins Twice
In Handball Tourney

A metropolitan singles handball
.asment, which is being played on
n outdoor courts on the roof of the
u FORK Athletic Club, went into the
|ssanal round as result of twelve
|'saes Yesterday morning in the third
|s b iourth rounds. The seml-tinals
IN W., es played next Sunday.
sane Sackman, who is doubles
EIplon with Frank Curry, of the
|saay Club, came through the two
|,s |.sas In easy fashion, defeating w. J.
EH OF Loughlin Lyceum, 21---1,
E ana 7. Badanelli, of Annuncia-
.nA IA e. 21-4. Ell. Sackman is
sssed for the title.
- summaries:
! s'siss a. rcund--A Van Campenberg, East
ss,uslct Y. M. c. ~. defeated a.
III - J Hanley New York A. c.. de-
|~is :; Reagan, Annunciation A. c.,
b csi--s; f n, De Witt, Annuncia-
a., defeated r. Jordan. New York
|s.asn $40. lt-2i. 2l-14, Dan Shea,
Aslssioa. a. G.. defeated u. r. Hines, An
|sussoons A. C., by default; It. Badanelli.
sasson Esasss,ioonn a G.. defeated Fl; w Powsr' %T
||sr Trinity A. c.. defeated w. J..
Nm anoughlin Lyceum. 21--i, 2l--7 /;
1 bSSaough. Pastime A. c., defeated
Msssoerty. unattached, ALL. 21--3;
;sssleS, s,w new York A. C.. dekated r..
|s'sSsn ssam. lroand---J. Hanley defeated A..
n assansoenberg, 2i--1s. 21--3; w. Sack
Aes'ssaitec 7. Badaneili, 21-4, All; !;
ri: pselsated r. H De Witt. 2f---t3
4 .l--s ssleDonough defeated G. Rug
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Horemans and Schaefer
In Billiard Match To-day

Edouard Horemans, the Belgian cue
champion, who meets Jake Schaefer in
a return match at Daly's Billiard
Academy this afternoon, arrived in the
city yesterday from Elmira. Horemans
has shown sensational billiards in ex-
hibitions upstate, having had q run
Of 367 at the 1872 game in Elmlra.
Schaefer, who broke four worlds
records in taking the measure of the
Belgian a few weeks ago, expects to
repeat his victory. Play will begin at
$50 in the afternoon and 8 o'clock IN
the evenin~ and will continue until
next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Crescent Five Unbeaten
I'm Thirty-two Games

With a record Of thirty-two victories
and no defeats the Crescent A. c. bas-
ketball team amassed 1926 points dur
ing the season and held their oppo-
nents to 664 points.
The New Mooners averaged more
than forty points to a game. Gil Par
mele, the ex-Princeton star, with 123
field goals and 118 fouls, was the main
point getter.
The Crescent team was invited to
represent the East in the recent ma
tional A. A. Y. basketball champion
gagements of the players prevented ac-
ceptance.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Larchmont Cunners Win
Leg ON Lascaris Gun

A three-man team race against the
Orienta Yacht Club yesterday featured
the shooting at the traps of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club. 1t was the first of
series of two out of three shoots for
cup offered by Commodore Lascaris
of the Orienta organization. The
Larchmont gunners won by Il score of
267 to 240 targets. The winning team
was made up Of T. j. McCahill, w. Z.
Ferguson and L. C. Daley The
Orienta gunners were w. J. Kauder
w. R. Halsey and J. Blister The usual
weekly events also were decided.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Dunnigan Scores
LIN g. Mile Walk
Over Al Starters
Defeats Peter Abbihl With
Hundred Yards to Spare;
Plant Makes Best Time

Robert Donnigan, of the American
Walkers Club, won the annual eight
mile walk of the club yesterday morn
ing, with about 100 yards to spare,
from Peter Abbihl. of the Ys.stime A. C.
The winner had handicap of 80 min
utes and 30 seconds. and finished the
Elks' walk, on Bronx Concourse, in
1:17:11. R. Harris, also of the Walk
ers' Club, was third.
Willie Plant, of the Morningside A..
c., who started from scratch and fin
ished in thirtieth position, captured
fast time prize, the national champion
being clocked in 1:01:57. Forty-two
"Peds" toed the mark at the starting
point and all finished.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
atholic Club Run; First Big Open Event
Dry Dock Team
Ties Erie Again
In Soccer Game
Eight Thousand Witness Bat
tie That Results in Draw
After Two Extra Periods

Another tie and again with q score
of to /, notwithstanding extra periods
were played, resulted from the replay
between the soccer teams representing
Robins Dry Dock, of Brooklyn, and the
Erie A. A., of Newark, in the semi
final round of the American Football
Associations annual cup tie competi-
tion in the presence of 5000 soccer
fans at Harrison Field yesterday
The winners of the series between
the Robins and Erie will meet the Fore
River team, which defeated the Fall
River Rovers by to 1 at Pawtucket
on Saturday. The additional replay
now necessary between the Robins and
Erles cannot take place earlier than
fortnight hence, inasmuch as the
Y. 5. f: A. Eastern semi-fnal between
the Robins and Tebo Yacht Basin is
down for decision at Harrison next
Sunday.
Erie Scores From Penalty
Two penalties, from one of which the
Fries obtained their single tally, were
the outstanding features in the latter
part of the first period in Yesterdays
game. The Robins failed to take ad
vantage of their opportunity when it
came, but succeeded in evening up mat
ters early in the second half.
The first goal came ten minutes from
half time, just after Renzulli, in goal
tor the Robins, prone upon the ground,
had made brilliant save. corner
resulted from the play, and Clark. in
defending, was guilty Of foul charge.
Brown, of the Eries, took the ball
for the penalty kick, and this time
Renzulli was not equal to the task.
Score: Erie. ]; Robins, 0.
Hardly had the ball been put in play
again than it travelled down the field to
Erle's goal, where the home team was
given a taste of stern PHILADELPHIA JUS
tee when foul charge by Post caused
the referees whistle to blow. 1t was
|another penalty, but Ward, the Jersey
goalkeeper, was the hero of the hour
and intercepted McGuire's shot for
goal in grand fashion.
Ingram Misses Easy Goal
After ninety minutes of play the
score still stood at l to /, and the first
extra period of fifteen minutes did NOT
add to either total. 1t was the same
story in the second except that, within
two minutes of the end opportunity
knocked for the Fries for the last
time when Ingram took the ball down
and with an open goal before him
kicked to one side.
The lineup:
Erie A. A. ca Position. Robins D. D. ~
W ard. ...........-.. G. ...... RenzulIi
Post ,..,,....... r. y. ...........Page
spaulding '....... l.. b. ......... BrownIee
T. Stark ,....... r. Fl. b. .Lappin
cooper. --....... c. II. j. .......... Clarke
Elakey. y..-...... l.. II. B. Irvine
FORD ....-...... o. r. .......-. Sturch
A stark .-...... ]. r. .......... Mcclure
c; '.-.''.. Raticar
Brown -......... O. l.. ....,.... Sweeney
Referee-George Lambie. of southbridge
Mass. l-inesmen--J. p. Walsh and Tom
Cunningham. Goals-Hrie Brown (froIn a
penalty) Robins: uose. Time of halves
torty-hve minutes. Two extra periods OF
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
.Janowski Wins Chess Title

David Janowski, the French chess
champion, annexed the championship of
the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday
by defeating r. T. Black in the third
game of their tie match after thirty six
moves. Black opened with the Ruy
Lopez, and all went fairly well until
Janowski captured pawn at his thirty
first turn. The score of the tie match
was: Janowski, 2; Black, 1. In the
tournament proper both had scored
101a-11a.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Wilson's Hand Broken;
Cancels Britton Match

BOSTON, March 20.-Johnny Wilson,
middleweight title-holder, fractured
one of the metacarpal bones of his left
hand in the third round of his bout
with Mike O'Dowd at New York last
Thursday night, and as result his
match with Jack Britton, scheduled for
March 26, will be postponed, it was
announced here tonight. An X~ray
photograph of Wilson's hand, taken
here to-day, disclosed the fracture.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
N. Y. A. G.. Champions
acquire the Services
OF WaIter Higgins

NHE New York A. c., which last
Saturday evening won the track
and field team championship of
America by piling up 80 points in the
national meet has been strengthened
by the acquisition of Walter Hig-
gins, the greatest runner developed
in this country since Joie Raw
flashed into tho spotlight.
Higgins, who is attending Colum-
bia University, has been represent
ing the Morningside A. c., in open
competition, but when he transfers
his affiliations to the New York A,
c. it is likely that he will wear the
Winged Foot emblem in all races,
excepting intercollegiate affairs.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Mater losses
way Victory
through Error
kah Race Clinched Mis-
axes Finish; Max Boland
Wins Fast Time Prize
Bv lack Masters

gmrd Walsh, of the Paulist A. c.
! ,be clubhouse Of the st. Jerome
,.s,li. Club, the Bronx, yesterday
[s.,sccn with an armful of loving
:. and other gee-gaws. the spoils of
| int big open road race of the sea-
uhich was held by the St. Jerome
Walsh, who had a handicap Of
I uen the five and one-half miles
from q classy field in 2s:49, but
!. s;ctory was the result of the mex
i.-.nes Of Fred Yater, of the Mo-
,ss A. c.
y,,er, running his first race in open
I,-,.tition, handed Walsh first honors
|. willingly as proud father gives
|uy the bride. The novice, who
Es-tsd from the limit mark, made the
E. ii look silly with his speed from the
In until the four and one-half- mile
III. where he pulled 100 per cent
somer.
Yater Pulls Gigantic Blunder
With a lead Of 500 yards and only
Esut $50 yards to go, the Mohawk run
:, upon being told by a spectator
Il. he had reached the finish line, sat
Esn rested his weary legs and in
sIsed In refreshments. Walsh came
king along a few moments later,
E,sely followed by C. Denning. of the
k,,eer A. c., another six-minute man.
E.su Yster, realizing that something
E,s wrong, gave chase. Walsh had
Etr yards lead when Yater started out
Eson bis second run, and the Paulist
c. athlete won by twenty-five yards.
tsrning was third.
| One hundred and thirty-one athletes
kraed out for the race and all but
ksrtssn finished. The weather was
kaI and the competition fully repaid
|. crowds which gathered at different
fs,aga points to witness the affair.
| i: estimated that 10000 people wit
ksed the race at one stage or an
isr and fully 1000 gathered at the
Fish line.
| Nsx Bohland, unattached, who won
!, sgo-nile national championship
..srday night, started from scratch in
/. hlg race yesterday afternoon and
Esermed in q manner that justifes
1. title Of "iron man" that has been
Eslsd onto the former Paulist star.
Er negotiated the distance IN 25:15,
b although he finished as far back
/ sizty-seventh position his was the
best time of the field Sol Silver
Esn Of the Glencoe, took second fast
|ns honors. He pulled up in forty
Bid place in 26:24, from the $50
sf.
Back Markers All Fare Badly
al Of the back markers Jared badly
saass of the excessive handlcaps.
bland never had q chance to get
tnagh the big field, although he sped
|'sg the asphalt at fast clip from
Il gun, showed no weariness through
ssni finished with fine sprint.
Tie Morningside A. c., with total
Eil points, won the team trophy. The
lsaws A. c. was second, with 81
|sau, and the Paulist A. c., third,
Ea u. Eleven full teams finished.
he order of the first fifty to finish
|llnwx.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Yale to Make Strong
Bid for Lacrosse Title

NEW HAVEN, March 20.-Yale will
make strong bid this year for the
intercollegiate title in lacrosse With
eight veterans as nucleus, the squad
already is in splendid shape, and it is
said some Of the newcomers are as
sured of places.
Captain John Woodhouse announced
the schedule as follows April 80,
Stevens Institute, at Hoboken; Nav G.
Hobart, at Geneva; May 7, Syracuse, at
Syracuse; May ii, Cornell, at Yale
Field; May 81, Harvard, at Yale Field
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Horse Show Adds Classes

Pony classes vii, feature at the an
nual Brooklyn Horse Show, to be held
April 20 to %, with matinee on the
closing day. Three new events for the
under-s sized animals have been added.
One Of the classes will be for ponies
under saddle. Two events for saddle
horses also will be innovations. En-
tries for the show Will close April 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Vikings Hold Brooklyn
To Tie i'm Soccer Match

Surprising the talent by their i'm
proved showing on the soccer grid
iron, the Vikings yesterday played Il
tie game with Brooklyn, runners up in
the New York State League, in the
third round of the annual La Sultana
cup competition at New York Oval.
The final score was / to l, both points
being obtained in the first half.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Penn State Lacrosse Games

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March 90
Penn State lacrosse men are to have
complete schedule this year for the
first time since before the war. Two
big home games and q Southern trip
have been arranged by Manager w. j.
Jennings. Doc Lewis will coach the
team, which will play Syracuse, Univer-
sity of Maryland, Navy and University
of Toronto
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Penn State Signs Golf Coach

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March 2o.--A
new line Of intercollegiate competition
for Penn State students opened up last
week with the arrival of Bob Ruther-
ford. Formerly golf instructor at the
New Britain Country Club, Connecticut,
to take charge of the new nine-hole
course here. Rutherford will remain
here all the year round
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
S,rannIer to Meet CaddOck

DEs MONIES. Iowa, March 90
E. d. "Strangler' Lewis, world heavy.
weight wrestling champion, and Earl
Caddock, of Walnut, Iowa, former
heavyweight champion, have been
matched to meet here on the night OF
April IL, the match to go two falls out
of three.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
4 shsalrlwinds Beat PeekskilI

4 ouisw iSew York Whirlwinds basket
sIisa,ss sIisnaa, defeated the Peekskill pro-
N live A. i've last night at the 22d Regi-
kNs;ory by score of 81 TO 15.
lafs fs;aawinds e overwhelmed their op-
~ The first half, 81 to 7. Marty
a squaled his scoring record
veg by making ten goals from
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Billiard Tourney Nears End

Preliminaries in the pocket billiard
tournament at Doyles Academy are
nearing completion. 1t seems likely
that L. Kirby, c. Wood and NJ. Hughes,
the present title holder, will qualify.
The finals will start next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Pirates Trounce Red Sox

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 90
The Pirates walked away with the Red
Sox IN en- exhibition contest here to-
day, 8 to q The Pittsburghers piled I'D
fifteen hits. Each side made two errors.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
White Appeals TO Governor

MADISON, Wis, March 2o.-Charley
White, Chicago lightweight, has ap-
pea!ed to Governor Blaine to reverse
the decision of the State Athletic Com
mission, which barred him from con-
tests in the state for six months, fol-
lowing poor bout at Kenosha on
January IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21
Wills Joins Burlesuue Show

TORONTO, Ont, March 20.-Harry
Wills, the giant negro heavyweight.
who works as longshoreman during
the long spells between bouts, has
found another way TO occupy his spare
time. Harry has gone on the road with
burlesque troupe.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-21

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New-York tribune., 1921-03-21

Johnny Murray and Andy Johnston
will box fifteen rounds in the wind-up
at the Freeport Auditorium.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
3 FROM MARION
COUNTY ASKING
FOR CLEMENCY
prisoners Convicted Recently
in List Seeking Par
dOns.
21 CASES BEFORE BOARD

Three Marion County men are included
/ in a list of twenty-one persons who win
20 before the board Of pardons at its
next meeting, June Is, seeking clemency.
+ OF this number, two are reopened cases
and others are seeking cIemency for the
first time.
The Marion County men are:
Harry E. Turner, convicted March 4,
( 1917, and sentenced to a term of two to
fourteen years at the Indiana State
Prison, for forgery.
Raymond Mattox, sentenced March IL,
( 1921, to six months to five years at the
Indiana RefOrmatory, for vehicle taking.
I OrviIle Mum, serving a years SEN
{ tence at the Indiana State Farm, follow
ing conviction March %, 1921.
/ 0ther cases to come before the board
arsS
William Hobson. Allen County, May
%. 1919, five to fourteen years, robbery,
Indiana ReformatOry-
Ferlin DAWSON, Miami County, June
F 70, 1920, two to fourteen years, burglary,
Indiana Reformatory.
4 Charles Howard, Jackson County. Oct.
Is, 1918, ten TO twenty years, burglary,
& state Prison.
Edward Crabtree, Clark County, Dec
16, 1918, two TO tWenty-one years, man
slaughter, Indiana ReformatOry.
Earl c. Wayman, Floyd County, Jan.
8, l921, petit larceny, ten months county
Cecil and Estel Glenn. Greene County,
March 4. 1921, petit larceny, fined S25,
State Farm.
Harye Sprague. Adams County, March
IL, 1921, 100 days State Farm and fined
500 for violation of the liquor law.
Avery T. Fuller, Montgomery County,
days State Farm for secretion of auto
mobile on which there was an outstand-
ing unpaid mortgage lien.
Loren MarkIe, Elkhart County, Jan. IS
. 1921, one TO fourteen years, grand lar
& ceny, Indiana Reformatory.
Bruce B. Finn, Lawrence County, Jan.
-24s|1919. two 70 twenty-one years, rape,
STATE Prison.
Harry E. Turner, Marion County
March 4. 1917, two to fourteen years
forgery, State Prison
Mary Klemann, Vanderburgh County
Feb. 10, 1921, nine months, State Farm
end fined 500 and costs for petit lar
ceny.
Raymond Mattox. Marion County
March II. 1921, six months to five years
vehicle taking. Indiana Reformatory.
Oryille Mum. March %, 1921, Marion
s County, one year. State Farm.
Frank Knapp, Laporte County. March
H. 1921, receiving stolen goods, six
months, State Farm.
Fred Floyd, Putnam County, July 90
1890, two to five years. escaping from
State Farm. Indiana RefOrmatOry.
Louis Fisher, Putnam County, July &c
1920, two TO five years, escaping from
State Farm, Indiana ReformatOry.
Frank PeytOL, Lake County, Feb. II
1917, life, murder, State Prison.
Jesse Hillard, Wayne County, Marcel
81, 1921 one to five years. issuing fraud
ulent check, refOrmatOry.
CASES REOPENED.
James II. Green, Wayne County, Nov
! is, 1914, life, murder, State Prison
John Craig, Henry County. Nov. "a
1915, life, murder, State Prison.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27
Wireless and Phone
Save Stricken Man

NORFOLK. Va, May 27.-wireless teIe-
graph and the airplane saved the life
Of ". b. Midget, an engineman on a
coast guard Ifeboat at Manteo, y. c.,
after he had been overcome by gasoline
fumes There was no physician at Man
teO, so a wireless message was sent out
asking for Navy surgeon. Lieut.. c. L
Haynes Of the Hampton Roads naval
base volunteered. He made the trip to
Manteo By airplane in two hours, reach
jag here just in time. Midget is re-
ported on the road to recovery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

Our buyer made a
ten strike hit, buy
ing these 30-inch
cots at such a low
price that we, in
turn are able to
sell 'em at such a
startling low price.
The C o t 9 are
strong, well built,
with h a r d w o o d
frame and fine 30
inch link fabric
springs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

The roll-edge dishpan has almost
universally replaced the old style
handled dishpan, because 1t is not
only a better dishpan, but by far
better for general use. 1t makes
the finest kind of breadpan, re,
utility pan is ideal. 1t isn't how
many pans you have that counts;
It's how many uses they can be
put to.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-27

The autos on special sale tomorrow are just
what growing youngster will enjoy at this
time of the year. They strongly built
nicely painted and big values at tomorrows
special low price
Pay the Easy Way
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-06-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. addressed to the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Montgomery county,
and endorsed Proposal for building
section Of highway in Montgomery coun-
ty," upon or along the Old GEORGETOWN
Road, between Beane and Montrose, for a
distance of about 1900 feet, will be re-
ceived by the County Commissioners of
Montgomery county at their Office in the
Court House. Rockville. Maryland, until IL
O'Clock, noon. on the 10th day of June, 1921.
and at that time and place will be pub
licly opened and read.
All bids must be made upon blanks to
be obtained at the Office of the County
Commissioners of Montgomery county, at
its Office, Rockville. Maryland; must give
the prices proposed both in writing and
in figures, and must be signed by the bid
der, with his address.
Each bid should be accompanied with a
certified check in the sum of two hundred
$4,000 dollars payable to the County Com
missioners of Montgomery county, said
check to be returned to the bidder unless
he fails TO execute the contract should it
be awarded to him.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all proposals.
JOHN R. LEWIS. President.
BERRY f. CLARK, Clerk.
June Std