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The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
TRACTOR TO IMPROVE ROADS
con,rspilen invsntsd ~ Colorado
Man 10 lntsndsd Cor smooth.
ino and compsetino

Tho Seieufihc American in illusirat-
inr ant describing q fracinf Tor I'm.
proving Highways. tie in,snilou ~ J.
Nesfu ~ ilauss cola.. says;
-Ihs irartof u faf uss IN sofi r,afs.
~ fof insiancr ln snns or mud whsre-
IN ihs fraeisr IL driven By On eud
les heii travelling al.eui htet sls.
Hseni and enfaginr The ground On the
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

Pa, what's meant b. an air Of Eay
insouclanccY
-pld you see hos tho cook looked
shsu she walked out this morning
ani isfi youf mother 10 ret brpak.
TASTY
-fes pa
well shs sur en- aif of say IN.
soaeiancc - birmingham Ars usfald
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

A testimonial book coniaiulng tAe
signatures ~ many uotahles q the
british nation has besn pFe-eated o.
Mfs hoslia Forl,ea 'rhe ersatcst wen.
an esplufer" IN recognltion of her ~.
cent achievement N making the peril.
Gus journey ~ kuffa. the desert had.
quarters n the Senuaai.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
rsaeh Highway Enslnssras.

echools and colleges throughout the
United states are 70 b. enlisted Ia a
national way 10 teach the coming gen.
GRAFTON al about highway cnglheerlng.
automobile TRANSPORT. trafiic reguls
tiona aud safety.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

of the p.dao miles VI rads 70 bs
connructed throughout the uuited
stais. through the AID % federal ap.
propuuiloa. the l'isle highway leads
ths usl 1lth sgo a.llss
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

lnsertinf q lead pencil cumple,ea q
circuit aud starts In oI'erallcu q nev
slsc,Tic pencil sharpsnsr.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19
Tpasf 'sr Us. en- ssn Read.

under siie % sald element. and hav-
ina means Zoe peseutiug sllpping ~
the belt. and wherein front whesls are
prssiisd fof smo'ihing aad cunpact.
ing the Roadway for the propelling
means snd shcfeih elssning means IL
provided for the bslt aud fr0at
uhetls-
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-19

The Mahometan calendar Il dated
frum the illTht Of hahomei from Mes>
ca 10 Meilua. IN AZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
A REsZEG GARAZDALKO-
DASA. ...,.,
Artatlan kis gyermekeket t&ma-
dott meg egy iizletben.

Katz B. honfitarsunknak a 402
Albert streeten van az iizlete, a
hova a minap egy reszeg ember
allitott be, a, XII ARA kerte Katzot,
hogy engedje meg neki, hogy te-
lefonaljon.
Katz eleget tett a kivansagnak
es reszeg ember beszelgetes koz-
ben elaludt telefonnal. Egy ora
mulva felebredt es azzal vadolta
az iizletben volt vasarl6kat, hogy
elraboltak t0le 100 dollart. Hiaba
igyekezek ct szep sz6val megnyug-
tatni, inert az mem hasznalt. Bor-
zaszt6 diihbe gurult es megta-
nadia az iizletben tartozkod6
egyik kis gyermeket, XII epen
vasarolni ment oda. A reszeg
ember, kir6l megallapitottak,
hogy Aston Bobo neve, felkapta
a kis gyermeket es f0ldhoz vag-
ia, mig vegre a felhivott rend:.
0r0k 0rizetbe vettek es bsvittek a
rend0rallomasra.
Mikor OFT megmotoztak, 100
dollart talaltak zsebeben. A
rend6rsegen sem tert mindjart
magahoz, inert veszekedni kezdett
az egyik rendered, a XII azonban
csakhamar artalmatlanna tette.
Kes6bb bevallotta, hogy mar t0bb
izben volt bort0nben, de AIT is
hozzatette, hogy egesz artatlanul,
inert 3 sohasem csinalt semmit
sem. Egyel6re a rend6rseg fog
Iva, a mig a bir6 mem mond ite-
letet felette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
\ sz1NEszEK FARRELLREN

A new york; magyar szintar-
tarsulat, a mely eddig esak egy-
seer jatszott Sharonban, no
lean, azaz most vasarnap Far
rellben fog jatssani es pedig a
Federal es Spearman avenuek
sarkan lev6 nj Sloyak Homban.
A ,szintarsulat vezetosegenek
.felkefesere Shamu Gyorgy es
Antal Istvan yezetik az el5adas
iizleti reszet, yagyis ok CONDOS
kodnsk a plakatok kiosztasar6l
es "a iegyek el6zetes eladasar6l.
Az els6 nyolc sorban a jegyek ara
szemelyenkint / dollar 65 cent,
a k0vetkez6 sorokban pedig ! dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
Ez mar aztan d0fi /!
A rezindzsek es tiizolt6sag, vagy
hogy jon q csixma az asztalra?

Dudas Gy0rgy baratunk, kit
szemelyesen mines szerencsenk is
merni, erdekes m6djat valasztotta
XII annak, hogy hogyan lehet a
tizolt6sagot ertesiteni al, ,r6l, ha
az ember sok rezidzseket. iszik es
a gyomraban tamadt >katzenjam-
inert hogyan kell eloltani.
Dudas pajtas ugyanis napok-
ban, hogy mondani szoktak, fell
ontott garatra. Egyik poharka
rezindzseket mask utan kebelez-
te be, de err0l mem ertesitette a
telekkonyvi hivatalt, mely be-
kebelezeseket intezni szokta. Mi
kor a bekebelezett italnemii, te-
kintettel eros alkohol tartalmara,
egni kezdett a gyomorban, Dudas
elhatarozta, hogy megsp6rolja az
orvos es patika koltseget es ala
posan kitisztittatja, a gyomrat.
Miutan hivatasos kemenysepr0k
nincsenek varosban, azert ell
ment Public Square es kinyi-
totta az egyik tiizjelzo boxit es
felhivta a tiizolt6sagot, tudatva
AIT, hogy nagy fene tuz van. A
tizolt6k csakhamar meg is jelen-
tex, de mikor megtudtak, hogy
Dudas gyomraban van a tuz, ka-
ron kaptak hangulatos embert
es leyittek rendorsegre. Miutan
Oft sem akartak Dudas gyomrat
kifecskendezni, azert a hiiv0sre
tettek, mig mamorat kialudta.
Mikor Dudas masnap felebredt, a
katzenjammer okozta tiiz elmult
a gyomorban, ellenben a penze is
megfogyott zsebeben, inert hol-
mi biinteteseket szabott XII rea a
rendorbir6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
vASK0 FERENC
VI UZLETBEN
Drug store-t nyitott a regi helyi.
segeben, a st. Clair avenuen.

A Youngstown es korpyeki ma
gyarsag k0reben altalanosan lis
inert es becsiilt regi amerikas
Vask6 Ferenc a st. Clair avenuen
lev0 volt szalon helyisegeben
drug store-t nyitott heten.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy azon
kornyeken sehol sincs drug store,
Vask6 Ferenc igen helyesen cse-
lekedett, hogy ezt az iizletet meg
nyltotta. A st. Clair ave. es kor-
nyekenek bevandorolt lakossaga,
kezdve szivartol es cigarettat6l,
mindenfelet kaphat, a nit .csak
drug store-okban arulnak, es pc
dig igen el6nyos arban. A ki a
kirakatot megtekintette, az azon-
nal meggyoz5dhetett rola, hogy
ez az iizlet sziiksegpotlo intezmeny
azon a k0rnyeken, inert minden.
fele hasznos dolog es port6ka van
benne raktaron.
Vask0 Ferencet mindenki isme-
ri mar hosszu evek 6ta. Tudja
fel6le, hogy minden tekintetben
megbizhat6, becsiiletes es tiszta
kezii ember, a XII epen exert is
megerdemli legmesszebb memo
partfogast. Mem volt olyan moz-
gallon Youngstownban, a melyb6l
Vasko b6segesen XII mem vette vol
ma a reszet, szivesen hozott erk0l-
csi sessanyagi aldozatot min1sd minsden sne.
mes dologban, tehat joggal hisz'
silk, hogy honfitarsai szivesel
fel fogjak keresni Vask6 iizletet
A kinek yalami olyan dologra var
szdksege, a melyet drug store-ok,
ban arulnak, csak forduljon bi
zalommal Vask6 Ferenchez es meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

lar es 10 cent. A gyermekek fe
jenkint Is centet fizetnek a je-
gyekert.
Miutan Farrellben meg soha
sem voltak a magyar szineszek,
elSre lathato, hogy zsufolt .terem
fogja vegig nezni es vegig tap
solni ezt a pompas meseju es
enekekkel bowen tarkitott dara-
bot, a menlynek "Pillang6 fohad-
nagy" a neve. A XII jol akar mu-
latni, az okvetlen menjen es nez-
re meg ezt darabovy es ha j6 je-
gyet, illetve jo helyet akar bizto-
sitani mganak, akkor vegye meg
elSre a jegyet Shamu vagy Antal
honfitarsainkt6l, Ia Xix keszseg-
gel allanak rendelkezesere azok-
max, a xix hozza fordulnak.
AZ el6adas pont este 9 6rakor
fog kezd6dni. A szintarsulat u
gyanis aznap delutan Cleveland
ban jatszik es oman este 6 ora
kor indulnak ell vonatta1. Icy
tehat csak 9 ora utan erkezhet-
mex Sharonba, a honnan azonnal
Slovak Homba mennek es az
at0lt0zkodes utan megkezdik az
el6adast. "A sharoni es farrelli
magyarsag remelhetoleg XII fog
tenni magaert es tomeges megJe-
lenesevel biztositani fogja szl-
neszeknek AIT, hogy maskor is
felkeressek 0ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
EGY NEHANY $40 AZ ELET
Es HALAL ESET BIZTOSI-
TASR0L.


sok hiba van mi javitast igeny-
nyel, az egyike sulyos hibaknak
az, hogy a betegseg es balesetet
| ert mukast teljesen niagara hagy-
iak szerencsetlenseg eseten. Xii
| lonosen akor van kiteve a csalad
nagvon szomOru sorsnak ha a
csalad f6 lelhal, inert a bevetel
megsziinik, a kiadas redig foko-
z6dik.
A mig bizonyos Europai orsza-
.gokban az Allan gondoskodik a
munkakeptelene walt munkasok-
r6l, adig itt Amerikaban munka
keptelene Walt munkas teljesen a
10 szivii emberek k0nyoradoma-
|nyara van szorulva, kiveve az
olyanokat akik biztositva vanak
a kormany szigoru ellenorzese
alatt all6 biztosit6 tarsasagok-
Fba1is,' vagy szilard alapokra nepi-
tet egyletekben.
Ohio Allamban is van egy meg
lehetosen j6 munkast segelyzo
t0rveny, az ugy nevezett Work
mans Compensation Act" de
rosz oldala ennek "a t0rvenynek
abban rejlik hogy segelyt a mum
kas mem kap ha baleset, betegseg
vagy halal eri munka koren
xviii, termeszetes betegsegert
meg egyaltalaban nem fizet.
Exert en- alulirott melegen aJan-
lom figyelmokbe csalad foknek
apaknak es anyaknak hogy a sa-
jat j6 erdekokben cselekszenek
ha biztositjak magokat a szukseg
es nyomor ellen. Persze hogy
szigoruan 6vatosnak kell lenm
mielott biztositatjak magokat,
inert sok a Feker aki "sokat iger
es keveset adj.
Erdekes hogy az emberiseg a
|hazak biztositasat folenybe he
lyezi az elet biztositasnak, inert
.hazak 95R tiiz ellen biztositva
van, mig "a csaladoknak csupan
$50 van biztositva segelyre ha a
csaladfok elhalnak: Ugy az acel
gyarakban dolgozo mind az utica
kat folyton hasznalo munkasok-
max a k0vetkezo rovid Statistical
szamokat ajanlom figyelmukbe.
Az amerikai gyarakban minden
negy percben hal meg egy mum
kas, az utcakon pedig aut6-bal-
esetekb6l kifoly6lag minden het
percben hal meg egy szemely, a
sulyos es k0nyii serileseket mem
| is emlitem inert azok milliokra
rugnak evente.
"A mennyiben lap SILK tere
mem engedi hogy evel fontos
iigygyel b6veben foglalkozak keny
telen vagyok rovid cikket befe-
jezni, csupan ARA kerem meg q
magyar testvereimet, ha ellene
vannak konyn6r adomanyokbol
fentartand6 eletnek biztositsak a
jov6jIket.
Mi sziyesen szolgalunk felvila-
gositassal 336 West Federal
Streeten lev6 irodankban, Jegye-
ze meg hogy mi mem halal ellen
biztositunk. De bizt0situnk sze-
renesetlenssg eseten egy "Vigasz-
talobb jovGt.
olcsanyi Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13

fog gy6z6dni arr6l is, hogy az el5-
zskeny kisEolgalason kiyll oles6
aron jut a sziikseges portekAhoz,
Az iizletben fla, Frank fog Sc
giteni, kinek meglehet6s gyakor.
lata van a drug store-i portekak-
max beszereseben es eladasaban
AZ iizlet pontos cine: 1911 st.
Clair avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-13
Kossuth-gyiiles
Nagyszerii eredmenynyel v6gz6
d0tt az elmnlt ev.

Vasarnap tartotta a Kossuth
Magyar Kozmiivel6desi egylet ez
evben elso gyiileset az egylet sa-
jat helyis6geben. A gyiilest anne
lyen tagok igazan sep szammal
jelentek meg mar az vi tisztikar
vezette. Az eln0ki szekben Gagyi
Janos, jegyzokonyvnel Shager
Antal, a penzkezelesnel Brogli
Ignac es az aleln0ki szekben Ko-
mar JOSEF tilt.
A regi tisztvisel6k sorban meg
tettek jelentesiiket, amelyek tu-
domasul vettek. A penztarkony-
vet kiadtak a szamvizsgal6knak
akik a penztarkonyv alapjan je-
lentettek, hogy az egylet a multi
evben kifizette az 0sszes ados-
sagait es ma csak id. Molnar ia
nosnak van kovetelese a kor ellen
haznagyi javadalmazasert viszont
a k0rnek is meglehet5s k0vetele-
Sc all fem teremberek stb. feje-
ben.
A szamadas adatai a kovetke-
zok:
Reyete] $4O42 o.
Kiadas 3S69.20
Keszpenz: ............ S 1905
Az egylet az elmult evben tel
jesen tisztazta magat laz ad6sag
al6l amelybe $131O.48-at fizetett,
ugy hogy ma a k0r helyisegenek
teljes felszerelese beleertve a viii
lanyos zongorat, szekeketl szin-
pad, asztalok stb. mind a k0r tisz-
ia vagyonat kepezik. A kornek
meg haram es fel evig ervenyes
a berleti szerz6dese es akar' clad
ia AIT, akar pedig megtartja an
max az idoszaknak vegere nagy
penztokevel fog rendelkezni.
A tagok elhataroztak, hogy
ezentul csalad tagsag $1,000 lesz
egy eyre ferj es feleseg reszere.
Maganyos ferfiak $100O-et, lea
nyok pedig evente $3.0O-at fizet-
mex tagsagi dij fejeben. A tagsagi
dij felevenkent el6re fizetend6 es
a i jelenvoltak legnagyobbresze
azonnal befizetett. A tagsagi dij-
jak atadhatok a k0r helyisegeben
id. Molnar Janos haznagynaksi is
aki AIT a penztarnok kezehez jut-.
tatja.
A gyiiles hatarozata szerint
februar zen farsangzar6 mons
tire batyubalt rendez ami ujdon-
sag lesz youngstown magyar
sag k0reben. A balra 500 SCENE
lyes meghiv6t fognak kikildeni.
A bal el0keszitesevel a tisztikart
biztak meg. Vegil 5000 koronat
szavaztak meg hazai ujsagok es
foly0iratok elofizetesere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20
SHOREHAM

c. R. Witherel, who has been i'll,
is somewhat improved
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Birchard on Friday.
Harold Sollace of Albany is a guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Ira Sollace.
Miss Stella Cook is in Brandon, the
guest of her sister, for few days.
Messrs. Zenas and Harry Baldwin
have purchased the Henry Wright
farm
The Clover Club were entertained
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Bur
ton Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. William Farnham and
Miss Hattie Kellogg were in Burling-
ton Monday.
Miss Jane Holmes of Johnson was
recent visitor at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fish of Middletown
Springs we're weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs Russell Easton.
Dr. and Mrs l. P. Sharon and Mrs.
{. n. North were business visitors in
Burlington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Guiles of Fort
Ann, n. Y, have employment on the
Douglas farm for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grandey Of
Middlebury are passing the week with
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Hoffman.
Mrs Orville Bigelow and daughter
Addie are spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolcott in Corn
wall
A spelling contest of pupils from
Bridport, Shoreham and Orwell will be
held in Academy Hall Thursday even
ing, May 26. A short program will
be given by pupils Of the village school.
The proceeds from the small admission
win be used for the purchase Of vic
trola for the school
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20
EAST MIDDLEBURY

George Perry and daughter Stella OF
Rutland spent the weekend with his
people Mr. and Mrs d. A, Perry and
family.
Mr., and Mrs, Guy Willett and Mr.
and Mrs. Searle Nash OF st. Adams
were guests of ] M. Nash and family
for few days last week,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Community Club will be held at the
Clug Rooms May %. A supper will be
served as usual. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs Winfield Penniman
have returned to their home here
after being in Athol, Mass, for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes Malaney OF Ii
conderoga, N Y, were with het peo-
pie, Mr., and Mrs George Cove few
days last week.
Mrs. John Abbey and son Stanley,
and Mrs Harold Edison and baby, all
of Barre, are visiting Mrs. Abbey's
sister, Mrs. Mary Grant.
Winfield Penniman, George Leno
and Kent Kirby recently purchased
automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eales OF Roches-
ter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Elmer this week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20
WEST CORNWALL

H. E. Sanford, who is very i'll, re-
mains about the same
Mrs. H. E. Taylor visited her broth
er, B. Murray Hanks at Will Myrick' S
Monday.
George Slater has purchased the
Edgar Sanford farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hornsby spent
last week with relatives in Essex
County, N. Y.
L. c. Drolette and R. A. Bingham
attended the Masonic meeting at Mid
dlebury Wednesday.
Miss Katharine Griswold recently
spent several days with her sister, Mrs.
NJ Woodruff in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. B. Kendall of
Shoreham were recent guests of their
daughter, Mrs NJ. o. Field,
Mrs. w. H. Bingham is expected
home soon from New York City, where
she has passed the winter.
Mrs. Elwyn Pratt, Jr, and children
have returned home after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Hamblin
Banns of marriage have been pub
lished between Harold Maheu of this
town and Miss Stella Sears of Middle
bury, to take place on June l.
Mrs. Ella S. Wheeler of Burlington
came Sunday for a visit with her
brother, S, l. Spaulding. Together
they visited relatives in Bridport early
in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Zeeman and
little daughter Alleda OF Mddlebury
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. DeLeeuw were
Sunday guests of Mr., and Mrs. L. De
Witt on Sunday last.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20

c. E. Russell is improving the looks
of his place by painting both house
and barn.
Allen Tucker, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital and was operated
on last week Thursday, is not improv-
ing as fast as his friends hoped he
would. His wife is with him,
Mrs. Clayton Ellis of Middlebury
visited her people Mr.. and Mrs. w
Fem last week.
c. E. Russell went to Bristol We'd
nesday to visit a few days with his
sister Mrs, ]. c. Grover.
Mrs. Almon Enos, who has spent the
winter in New Haven, Conn, with her
children, returned to her home here
last Saturday.
The flag pole will be raised Saturday
afternoon. The committee hopes for
the help necessary from the men in
erecting the mast.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20
Hands Cove Chapter Meeting

Sixty members and sixteen guests at
tended the meeting May II at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Jones, The pro-
gram given was: Piano Duet, Mrs
Arthur Patnode and Mrs. Hugh Ba-
ker; Reading, my Uncle Jerry, East
man, Mrs. L, H. Nottingham; Report
of the Continental Congress- by State
Regent Mrs John Stuart; Singing,
America.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-20
DIR. EDMUND M POND

DIR. EDMUND M POND
Genito- Urinary Diseases OF Men and
Women.
Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys.
Medical and Surgical Conditions Of
the Abdomen.
Office Hours: Mon, Wed, Sat, II
to A; Tues, Thurs Fri, IL to 2; Eve
ming, to 8. Sunday 10 to l only
20 So. Main ST., Cor, Washington St.
Telephone 81.
Ruf1ond
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race-six furlongs; three-ycar-olds; (;
claiming; purse 500: sShy Ann, pS; -Aunt
peda, lQi 'Win All. 1o3; voorin. 10J svic
Munoz, III.
sccord Race-slx furlongs; threc-year-olds;
claiming; purse 500; 'shOrtys First, p4
'Willie Woods, 1903; First Consul, los
'Prince Bonero, i06; Coral, 10s; I'D Gar
rlson, i0s; Lucky Pearl, 1O9: Piantagenet,
III; Senator James. III; Harry NJ. Stew
Third Raoe-EI comercio HandIcap: six
furiongs; 81 600; throe-ycar-olds and up-
ward Koran, i0l; Bally, 105; Walnut Hall.
ll0i Furbelo2w' III; Tho Blue Duke. III.
Fourth Rnce-Fivo and n hair furlonsu
four-ycar-oidl and upwards claiming: purse
$500: spiscustlcn, lo3; military Girl. 100
'Mcsg KIT. los. Runnyyen, i07 Osgood.
tO1 San Diefo, i0s: Merry Feast. ii0:
spiffercnt Eyes. III; Assumption, fiG.
Fift1 Raee-Havana Electric light and
three-ycar-olds and upward clnming g., roc
added War Plume, 100. The Pirate f0i
retty y, ioii Exhorter, i0l; Alivan. 106;
Smart Money, iO7: Faux Col, t0S; Grundy.
los; |Frank w, los; Matinee Idol. Iii
Guaranteed. III; Buford, i13; Mumbo Jun.
DO. il5 'Goidhatts entry
Sixth Race-Mie and a furiong; four-year-
american Soldier ios; 'Lackawanna. ioa
Fireworih, 100 sDoiph. i05; .Bllly Hunicy
fO6: @Buck Nall. i06; Napthalius, lt2.
Seventh Hace--Mlle and fifty yards four
ycar-olds and upward ca Inning: purse s1Oe
"punctual, 90, Norfolk Relic, 10i; ssol Gil.
soy. i03 'Sinn Fciner. i08. 'Roundei, t0ii
sempcr s'alwart, los; Pas dc Chance, los
,i.l. Miniher ,, ics nlanco' ioo' Hun'ress' looi
eTive pound apprentice allowed.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06
j. D. CHAPMAN Is
PINEHURST VICTOR
Greenwich Golfer Defeats Don
aid ParsUn, Youngstown, in
Tourney Final 1 Up.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
PINEHURsT, N. c.. Feb 5.-John d.
Chapman of the Greenwich Country
Club, Greenwich. Conn.,. won the presi-
dents trophy in the st. Valentine golf
tournament at Pinehurst this afternoon
at the end Of 4 remarkable final contest
with Donald Parson of Youngstown.
Ohio, whom Chapman defeated by / up.
Parson came through to the final this
morning by defeating c. b. Fownes Of
Oakmont, and I. The Youngstown
golfer went out in sS in the semi-final
match and was up at the turn.
Chapman played against Larry Patton
of Boston in the morning round and
won by one UP at the end of one Of the
mos texciting contests that have been
staged here in recent years. Chapman
was out in 81 and l up. Payton was 3S.
Coming in Chapman, who was still
up going to the fourteenth, gave Patton
a wide open opportunity to square the
match by hooking into the woods. Patton.
however, managed to negotiate six or
hisN own for a half instead OF an easy
win. This. as things turned out. proved
the deciding slip of the match.
The final between Chapman and Par
son was started In q brisk rain, which
shortly turned into a downpour Willie
Wilson, the referee. counselled post
ponement, bat the two finalists stuck 1t
out to the end.
Parson drew first blood with a winning
four at the fourth hole, and Chapman.
who took three puts. promptly fore
swore his putting for the remainder Of
the match and used his mashie on the
sand green's with deadly effect. He
pitched from the edge of the eighth green
directly into the water filled cup for a
brilliant 2, which squared the match at
that stage. and Parson retaliated by
sinking a fifty footer at the ninth for a
of his own. Both went out in 40.
The summary:
First sixteen--semi-finaI-D Parson.
Youngstown. beat G. u. Fownes. oakmont,
and I; John y. Chapman, Greenwich, beat
Larry Patton. Homestead up.
fFtnal-Chapman beat Parson, I up.
First Beaten Eight--semi-fin Kelly.
Southern Pines beat F. T. Heating, Spring
Lake. up; r.. l.. scofield. Stamford. beat
w. d. Mcdonald, woodway. and 2.
F'inal-Kelly beat Scofield and 2.
Second Sixteen--Semi- i-final-Malcolm Nc
Gregor. Detroit, beat A. II. Gardner, silva
roy, 4 and q G. w. Mead. Glen Ridge. beat
FInal-Mead beat McGregor and !.
Second Beaten EiEht7-Semi- fnal--J. w.
BowiSer, woodland beat George Van Keuren.
I and .; r.. II. Harlow. Scarboro, beat r..
G. Shannon I'd. Br9rSport, | up.
Third Slxteen-Semi-fi -final--Dr. G. X. Teter,
Shaker Heights, beat J. l.. Weller Harnil-
ton. and {; J. y. Armstrong, Shennecosset,
beat Albert NJ. Reed. Ekwanok, and l.
Finai-Teter beat Armstrong. > and 4.
Third Beaten Eight-Sem-f a. Rails
ton. Highland, beat G. VI. Lay, Wanango,
and I; II. II. Porter. Slwanoy, won from
A. Gilman, Shaker Heights, by default
Final-Ralston beat Porter. and 2.
Fourth Sixtecn-Semi-fina Steinfeld,
North Shore beat II. G. Buckminster, Win
chester. and 81 A. s. Higgins, st. Andrews.
beat II. u Hotchkiss. New Haven, and 2.
F'inal-Steinfeld beat a. s. Higgins, .
a.