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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
OLD PLYMOUTH IN GALA ATTIRE FOR COMING
OF THE PRESIDENT TO PILGRIM CELEBRATION

this port. whor" she Will anchor tomnT-
row morning, plymouth made rohdy :or
IT'S coming. Tho marrow strectc Woo
rnr.anded md Archod with strchmcr9
-" log cabin that arsc housed tho r:t-
grim women ard childron was rcpTn-
Iuccd aud tho graves OF tho foro'"in"rH
were married. an'W. Heavy thunder
hrowors ca!lrG ~ check tho preparations.
official guests from countrios con-
r.ctcd with tho pilgrim history proceeded
thn pres.,!rn; Isaac Fuoin, deputy
mnyor ur plymouth England WAS f"-
,r.vcd formally hy thu s"lcr'Hlcn. w."
,rato him THEIR HucS, whom hN hr"lE .i
iLr gr,uitngS fruM tho mh;acr ''w'..
Innkhorr William 10 Beaufort r.1rEn
IraIralrs Of tho Dutch embassy II. WASH
inr,ou, came tonight ns tEo orl!,iu. To-
preSentat!vn uc Holland In IN" unHru''N
OK tho British ambassador. Captain sgd
rcy r. RRylcy. M val attach" uc t"~ Rrtt-
!sh embassy camo 10 represent hin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
BLOODY FIGHTS
MARK STRIKE Of
JAP WORKMEk
FIFTY WOUNDED WHEN
RIOTING Is RESISTED
Cabinet Adopts Drastic Meas
ures to Combat the Dis
orders at Kobe

Kobe japan. July So-The labor Gis-
putes hero are again being marked BY
bloody hghting. Rioting occurred yss-
terday in which II Is estimated that At
least fifty persons were wounded and
a. sanGuinary clash occurred TO-DAY.
when, disregardlaS the ban upon any
public denomination. 1000 shipyard
strikers paraded to local shrine, sing
Ing labor songs and shouting condsm1a-
s!on OF the action OF tie authorities
during yesterdays affair, which was
denounced as oppressive.
Tho paraders were stopped II the
temple gate by Ave hundred poliea, VINO
attacked with sabres and clubs- Many
OF the workmen were wounded, Some
seriously. Ono hundred infantrymen
were called out to reinforce the police.
Toxic, July 3o-The japanese cAbtnst
discussed the situation at Kobe today
and decided to adopt drastic measures
in the belief that tho riots there may
be inc!ted by soma influences not dis
cr-rabI" on The surface.
The Kensei-Kai party has adoptsd
r, solutions declaring Its belief that the
government IS responsible for the nit
ua ation Ut Kobe.
Toxic, July So-Si1 hundred empIoyos
Of tn. Toxic Calico Textile company
have struck following tho rejection OF
,h.;r demands. and IL Is believed the
s.rile may spread TO other similar fae-
tories.
The home minister has An1cunced
plans for adoption Of decisive measuree
TO maintain the public peace. He vii
not however interfere With disputes D.
tween the workmen and employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
s650OO LOSS IN MILLING COMPANY FIRE
At BELLAIRE; BLAZE BELIEVED BY OWNERS
TO HAVE Been OF |NCENDIARY ORIGIN
Alleged Robber Tied
To Church Rai|ings

Belfast July 3I-"Robber OF tho Mac
room "a lway." was the inscription on .
card fastened TO the breast OF nr=@
found tied to the railings in front OF
Francis church on Liberty street. this
morning. The upper part of the mans
fac WAS concealed with a handkerchief.
Thousands OF persons gathered about
the spot. reading the inscription ana
wondering who was responsible Tor the
unusual incident. which was cloHed when
tn" police finally came along and liner
atcd the man. 1t Is understood the hap
penrg MAS connected with tho recent
theft "f $1,000 from 4 train bound from
Cork to Macroom. This robbery was
committed by four armed men VINO
boarded the train at Bishops town. Ind
after holding UP the conductor left with
the money. which was being taken 10
the pay station at Macroom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
FRANCE AND BRITAIN NOT YET AGREED ON
Retirement OF TROOPS IN The RUHR REGION

lAr!a. !uIy 3i.--The proErnni for ths
forthcoming meeting Of tho allie: Ru-
prone council. now tentatively Snt for
August \. ID !iEr!y tn require CONSIDER
nbls further uc"nuiation since there -
rlil! Il divergence OF Views between
Paris and London regarding tho udv!s-
ability OF considering now whothor tho
allied troops ought 10 lie withdrawn
from Dusseldorf D1ishe-s AMI kuhrort
in tho RUhr area. which w-ro occupied
last spring as penalties for Gr"nany's
unn- tu!I.,!u.rH' u! ~" peace lr"aty's
trrus.
Premier 4IiuuG - Understood to favor
limiting the VOL; ut this council Iucct-
Ing to to Upper EilsFiau question. Ger
tho procedure regarding which Franco
and Great Britain have Jug reached n
wnr!.iI; agreement. while Premier ldovd
Gro.s" is said tn prefer tina all Dues
tons pending In the relnt' Of The al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
All Americans Will
Be Released From
Prison By Russians

Riga Iuly Al. The rcleaS. Of all
Americans e;iu N prison IN Russia.
may DO expected within fow days.
according 10 Mrs. Marguerite f. Hnr-
ri.nn, OF baltimore. Who herself spent
many months In imprisonment IN Mos
COW, hut who was released ana came
here under the protection OF unitHd
stat, Soua'or Franco, or Maryland.
She was informed before leaving Mos
COW that al, would be out soon.
No formal notification OF the rolehfe
of tho Americans has yet hocn received
at Riga, and the American officials hhvo
TO, bNcn advi. cd Hs {" wheihor inc
prisoners viii bo freed ono 1T timo
or n a grour.
Mrs. llurI.sun rolNtoi h"r story To-
day and pictured fcr Nfo in prison III
differing far from akclrhos Of hor sui
rcrlnH drawn from t!mo IN time by
trnvc!ors arriving IN tho Baltic states
from Russia. Although under cioSc
confinement for q oonsIderah!" mo.
Mrs. Harrison savo an uncm"''"ha'
s,atomcnt uc her experiences. Sh" "a7
th!n and frnil, and her recital wLI "a
."rruptcd occasionally hy deep cough
as sho unrcsruituliy tnid OF the eN"niS
:~"n, the GHy or her arrest 20 her re
,r,Sc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
WHISKEY RING EXPOSED
Illegal Activities on Great Scale Directed From Cincinnati,
With Profits of Two Mil lion Dollars for the Year
Ring Has Enforcement Officers Transferred When
w" They Become NJ enacc.

n.y. of III" chief o: Tho all G"d rn"!
ONE
Sherman chif prohibition I""r 7 N"nu"}
whos term of OIL ice midnight
liujur
Of
heepd asserted NJ
lirtF
the robbers with hr guards whom
obtain tho transfer or certain
HlaCc VIII Il
whkry pr'SC!
OF ANHtut and me
Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Canadian Government
Steamer Goes Ashore

As.~-ta. Orc" July 3l--A NJ" go
message -ec.ivad - british "" on
SUI Caerry here .oday said n" '7naH''0
roverr0e0t s'"a'r"- Canadian ENp"F'"'
WAS ashore ofS Wi;'ana Harno-. "asH-
InE,oa. The 'iS WA.lnta lot nero AZ
3 30 a. II. 20 G!vA assistance. captain
BRADLEY os rhc Canadian Exporter re-
ported tina. tho sea WAS smooth and no
believed .he vesse, would Re tlonted.
He had dropped anchor and water BAL
last was being pumped from. the strand
ed vessels tankA
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l.cs with Germany hr taksr up. These
would Include the subjae; Of reparations,
ir connection with the tentative accoTn
for payments TO Franco by Germany In
l:.nd. rearhsd between Louis l>oucheur'
French m.r'ster for the devastated re-
r,ons, ard Dr. walter Rathenau. German
minister Of reconstruction.
Tho timer S!!esian question. Will ae-
rordlnE to the nrcement oetWdsn
France and Great Britain como UP nrst
hcCIunlng With d!scussion OF tho REIN
fnrremsnt of tho allied troops OF oceu-.
ratinn. Other possible subjects FOR dis
cusslon nre the Near Eastern ouest,o!
=, modified bv the hostiliues betWeS
the Greeks and Turks: the Russc
problem, tho trials at LoipS1c OF tn
Germans accused Of war crimes and tn
possibility OF action BY tho allies
view Of the fact that tho punishment
meeted out by tho German court are in
sufficient from the allies viewpoint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01

Ru1xard's Rny Mass. July ST.
Tho yacht Maydownr. bearing FROST
dent Harding and party 70 the lt.-
grim tcrncnrne:y co."hrn;!on nt n.y.
mouth. anchored ints toda" -
Winds Neck. a. tho Western en'rar'"
20 the Cape cod CHuai. Tho Mnyho~',
or will proceed through IN" cana
ear,v tomorrow to her anchorage d:
plymouth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Fireman Cyril Kcyser Over
come by Smoke and Taken
to Hospital No Chance Of
the Fire Having Been Ac-
cidental

Ere IN tho plant OF :he Eastern Ohio
F,~d G. Supply company. Thirty-hrst
and linton streets, Eeilairs. sunday
evening dII damage estimated at
sGi.O00
Cyri! KcySer Bellaire fireman. while
iu$dr the burning building hEht!ns
the flames. Was overcome by smoke.
He WAS taken 20 the Bcllaire city hos
p!lal where ho vas revived. II Is cN-
pected that he will be discharged from
tho hospital today.
My Be 1nceudiarJ.
r. r. McMechen. Of Glendale. '"
Va, head Of the feed firm. stated that
he dcl;e>r. the fire was OF Inccnd!arr
origin. He said that tho par, of the
building whore the c0ntlagration ap-
ptrcntly started had been securely
locked, and that no official or cmploye
nr ~" company had been IN there sincs
Saturday. All the electric wiring was
,,pSnrrL 80 said and he could see no
day IN which tho building could catch
rir" unless Tho blaze was purposeiy
started The fact that tho fire started
on tic ground floor eliminates the
theory that the blaze might have start
ID from q spark thrown by Baltimore
4 Ohio locomotive which had passed
over The E"ila.rc- Renwood bridge short
ly before the flames were discovered.
Tho damaE" 20 the stock owned by
the Eastern Ohln Feed & supply com
pany ts estimated at S50.o00. The siLck
included hay. oats. bran, flour ana DINER
articles only last week the company
un,oadcd two carloads OF hay. All or
this vas either burned or ruined by
water.
Building Damaged $4,000.
Damage 20 the building. which 10
owned by George O. Ransom. Belia!re
real estate owner. is estimated at sl'.-
roo. Tho same building was gutted by
fire stX years ago.
Last nights conflagrat!on was dis
covered by Jim Roner. young man
wru was passing On his way 10 the river
front 10 watch Tho excursion steamer
Verne Swain pass lie said tho inside
Of the Building seemed 10 be all IN
flames when he discovered the fre
Roncr tUrnad in general alarm from
Box 81. calling nil companies OF tho
Belalre fire department.
IIo then ran 20 the company's stables.
which ndJo.n tho burning store, and
With N. aiI os scvera. other young
mcr. Iei the compnny's horses TO safety.
TIC Rr!dg-port fire department re-
spnnded 20 a cnI for help. Tho Bridge
port truck madn a quick run and aided
maj"r.a,lv IN qucnchtns tho flames.
The Reilaire fro department WAS con-
sidrrnLiy handicapped by lack OF suf-
flclrnt hose. having only 4,Z0O rect.
Sc, era! sections OF this burst Today
tho Bei!a!re board OF control opens bids
for 1000 feet moro Of hose.
VIII Continue Businsss.
Mr. McMerhen said after the nre that
the whole ale business of his company
Will now ne conducted from the COM
pany's pant Mt Moundsville. W. Va.
ard iha; .he company Will have an o.
fee nt Eeliaire to conduct Its reta!
business
Tho company recently purchased the
old Armory building on Union street
which was Quilted by fire last October
The Armory building Is now being re-
modelled. and when the work Is COM
nleted the company will conduct
wholesale grocery there IN addition 10
It's flour and feed business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
King George Visitor On
United States WarShiD

Cowes. Isle OF Wight, July 3l-Kins
Iru:Ec '"day was on American terri
tory. This was when rc visited tho
I nitsd States battleship Utah 10 rcturn
a visit paid him on boar! the Royal
Va chit Victoria and Albert by Vice Ad-
miral Alhert s. Eihlack commander OF
;hr American naval forces in European
waters. who Is here TO attend the Cowes
rrEatuI. which begins tomorrow.
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Plymouth Mass. July 81 Thts p!d
Colony Town ~ Tho climax "r II ycar ~
celebration or thn 'or, Cnt"r,.r" az ~"
landing oc tho li'grlnls las -; r<'"-
row apart as tho day To-: tho rr!"' ';'a I!
exercises and prepared to wu!r"ine a. !'a
guest, tho president OF tho United States
Wh!lo tho presidential yacht MhyEnw-
or, with PRESIDENT Harding ard his ''!-
cial party aboard. was cruising tow1rd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Lord NorthcIiffa Probes
Unemployment In Canada

Toronto. Ont July 31.-LSrd North
oufre British publisher. arrived here to
day from New York on his tour OF ths
world. and announced that he was n
Canada to hook into the immigration
problem.
They ten mo- he said. there Ars
ton thousand men out Of vs1k tn "
ronto. and that is a matter Whieh M
,e-ce;s me- because we have milioas
OF people At home propostn1 to sni-
gate
Lord Eorthclirr and his party wsrS
en,ertained today by Leighton Nc
Carthy, Toronto LAWYER. A round
golf and . visit to . farm made uS tns
program.
Lord Northcl!re and his party left TO-
night fo- Winnipeg.
DENIED II F1 21DS
Riga July 31.-Leon Trotzky. the bol.
shevtk war minister IN an interview
with tho Rosta agency At Moscow.
denied all reports In circulation that tho
rolshcvik are mohil'sinE against the
states bordering on Russia. The inter-
view uotc. Trotxky as saying that the
E..san Rrd army IS a third smaller
than II was n.ne months ago and that
II Is being still further demoeiiized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
PIEp COAL IN SPAIN

Madrid July 81 EiCh Goa! deposits
have been found In he Guadaluivir
river valley according I" tho Soma na
Fruanc!cra today. and the exploitation
OF the beds has been begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
THE WEATHER

West vt;Ttnia--FNr Monday and
Tuesday; moderate tonp sroturo.
Ohio and Westsru per:nnsylvnn!a -
Fair vsateer and mild to-ll psra :uro nro n
day and tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
IN
DISARMAMENT
MEET FEARED
JAPANESE VIEW GIVEN
IN TOXIC STATEMENT
Mikado's Government Out
lines Last Two Notes Ex-
changed With I. S.

Toxic. JAY The r"r".rN offr"
has .-:;ucd s'a'cmen; outlining the
jast ,mo noieS exchange! by Japan and
Tho United States, relative 10 the com
;as disarmament; AMI Ear Iastern con-
'"r"nre. These az ATCriCas -"p,y -
JTpanS request :or .n:ormaiion as 20
me scope o. tho conference, and ia pan ;
rci":nd'r accepting paCucip;i'n g." ;he
FL- Eastern discussion.
THn:". July 3i.-U7;"~s he asch'ia
g." ne coming co0fcCen.. nn FA- East
.',.n affairs j., agreed upon IN advance.
difficulties arc likely - ans and QUO
,."aS h. -,,~,l uu..,& ~ Hcahio' x me
,.':s.'"' "';.'". says = sen.-oCfr.u; japanese
S'.,i"wrnt
/: =. 2oWnrs desire "a nO;a.a 'a.'
u"e Jos ~" -">:. = :-n:u Inc confer
curs. e: - a,I!r. GIr-'iar> .nv".,''g
mar".. ;.'-,...,.rr powers aud Qu'>: on,
rr;a~d':.., accomplished acts sH",i1d hc
;ir'.C,- y, ,,'G.E c0i!c,e. /; = &C.
..'s-''i would -~Sr;' n n"eG,"ss comp. -
"at:"aS perhaps Irritating some or m
ua. 49, rr nrr-ENu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
EVERETT AIEAHOOD SHOT THROUGH
BODYAT BENNOOD EARLY SUNDAY
STRANGER FIRED SHOT THAT MAY
PROVE FATAL, nSCoEG<SG To
JOHN s. ROSS, WHO WAS
PRESE MT.
Drinking Bout Preceded Shooung' hs
Says-Oficer hunting for
Accused Man

\. go o'r!oc& ,uiS morning. 1t
.., stated =, tho Glendale hospital
.a. 70 condition uf Everett MA
,v..a. .. I!cnwoud. VII" was shot
,,:.y Slnday morning. was not ~
49, good"
There had hHcu no change n MS
..rE..'..r "E!In tao hour JHSt pas
'he LnspLI. announced. but mo
ra;icn. wa w,rs" r'tn daring the
t"rrlrar: OF the night.
Everett Muh"n,i. 80. woll known resi-
dent Of l:rnwood. Was Shot PROBABLY
fatally. "u sunday morning ABOUT
n.,lu,A IA room on tho Hr"ohu Ao"r
g.: A lu!lGtnm l the corner "t sixth al"
Main streets. i!rnwood. tn" shooting
- sa 1t t. have been done by man
knuwn as ! M Flank. II stranger IN
Icuw0rd $40 and been In the mill to"H
n..r s.n,c ias; Friday. John S. Ross
,.c A.d.r.nr. lriiara. who was IN In"
huilG.ns 4; IL. I mc. Is h",d In Nc
NIarsnau ,"au'y yr'i ~ Il nal"rial W.
ness. - tn" Glendale hospital. 20
Whl n Mahuo! whS taken. Il vas s''''"
las; u!rh, tnpt his Cnaur"f i"r r'r"N-
,.' wrr" s,irh:.
According To tho story '"I by E"'N
=. the MarShaN county autn"ri'i"S iaS'
,.iruinE. "a" ihrc" mon were N MI
hoods upa -'mrri. and al, h'i he"n
drinking. He says that ne l"'t the room
Cor 4 f..w MINUTES. and while no was
rut heard Il shot. Rushing In. he says
h" saw Blank with n big black revolver
~ MS hand standing over Mahnod WI"
VAS on The floor and a.So held 4 r.
SrlNrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
Police Not Notined

The Bcnwoot police were not notified
- The shooting for somo time. and the
suspected man had good opportunity
10 make his escare. Ross. who IL snid
10 have been intoxicated. finally called
Or. R!ak-. who rushed In" injured man
10 tho Glendale hospital. whore an ex-
am!Ratio showed that he had h"c', "''.,
In tho right side OF tho abdomen. In"
Ecnwo"d police and Sheriff lluElrtt q!
Marshall county were then notified and
quickly took up the hunt. All the sur
rounding towns were notified to look
for tho accused man. Ross made n"
attamrt TO escape. and accompanied DR..
blake and Nahoud 10 the hospital.
By direction OF Prosecutor Lloyd
Arnold. Ross was taken into custody as
a witness He continued under th-
effects OF liquor. Il Is salt NH did not
give the officers u description of III"
rlha he alleges did the shooting. It /"
believed tha, ih!s may he obtained to-
day. Others who saw the man d-sCr!b"
him ns being about 40 years OF ago and
heavily huilt.
Mniood IS unmarried ard has resided
!" R"nwroI all hts life. lie Is said 10
'r'r Stitrd TINT tho shooting was acci-
dental The bullet passed through the
!utcStin"s and out his back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01
SWITCH POINT TORN UP N E A Il
AETNAvILLE BRIDGE BY OHIO
SIDE MOD ON SUNDAY
MORNING.
Billings Hold to Court-Nope OF tho AS
sailants Of Street Car Men
Wero Arrested.

At % "',.'r,k sunday evening. ~''"";
car scr,.,r between WErr.'nG and MAJ
TVS Ferry. rhln. and points -" L"
Wheeling T:J,t I'll .''' urT' ! q! Martins
FAIRY had been ,urnp'r'",y resumed.
with tho exception u! the Martins
Ferry N"rth York line A;icr Martins
Fr:ry. !.al ard and iorkN!.ir had been
y.'n,ut street car service al Gay AS
he result Oc the r."t "a'.HrI by Satur-
day evenings war between 'ne Nh""AHE
rrarri,n company and the ONO s!Ge
Gus COMPANIES. Hundreds 81 citizens "r
bridgeport Aetnav!,.r AMI Martins
Ferry had allied themselves on nc Slhe
O.: he huS companies, and rs = result
/ Wh....!ug Traction lue s".;rhp"!nt
rear f.. N"'raN!!ir cuI OF tho North
Island -Aetnayilie bridge was torn up by
angcred ohio residents early Sunday
morning cutting of street gar s'rNlce
to Mart,ns Ferry and points above tha'
city The longer delay IN getting the
North York Martins Ferry cars running
T., >o,J 10 have been caused hy soap and
gr.asa sprcad On t!., rails of that !ITls-
;ou on u grade In Martins Ferry.
No Sensations Sunday.
There were no sensational develop
ncnts in the street ,"r-hus war EeS'er-
IL, TIC Ultimate l:us c"r'1aav r''-
Sn'''" -, , cit, and Wheel
. s,,,,ty r.rlt's famous
,.,.. ,,.-r.,..o M, ON l,v ;... Ou.o
tust>.
Tho ultimate BUS company on sunday
o,.,r,l.L f~ >rrv % % Ra land. ''I'".
Ie!ng ~" "nSeS ~ '""'
f. Cr,m ;t..t town.
Mart 1S F"FrE I'o''' ,,on. ,.d then
"'i"ch iast H'hH' N"", Wins
been +! N'H '""' '"'s ,,,s
Ferry :"T "" """!S' u''N -. - com
current I'LL !"c ~ ,hi. line
paAE hAd '""'n ''' ,,, pavIand
However AZ MN" -, ~, -. ,,.
cars paSSr" ,"'""h" "'' 80, ,vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-01

Has the Largest Circulation ot
Any Morning Newspaper In the
State of West Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Canadian Sclllling
Champion Retains
His Singles Title
Bob Dibb!e, of Toronto
Dons, Defeats Butler in
Fast Half-MiIe Contest

ST. GATHERINGS, Ontario. July 30
Bob Dibble, OF the Toronto Dons,
champion single sculler of Canada
successfully defended his title TO-DAY
when he won the quartcr-mile senior
singles dash at the Canadian Henley
ne hnlshed few feet ahead of E. B
Butler, OF the Toronto Argonauts.
Hilton Belyea, of st. John, N. B.,
who recently won the New England
championship at Boston, proved a dis
appointment, finishing last. w. E. G.
Gilmore, of the Bachelor Boat Club,
philadelphia, was third, and E. p.
Hayes, of Hamilton, fourth.
Dibble's time was l minute 1S4-5
seconds.
Hilton Belyea, of st. John, N. B.. to-
day won the senior singles scullinp
FACE for one and one-half miles, one Of
the feature events of the Canadian
Henley regatta. w. E. G. Gilmore, of
the Bachelor Boat Club. Philadelphia,
was second, and Bob Dibble, the Cana
dian champion, of the Toronto Dons,
was third
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadel-
phia won the senior four-oared race
easily, crossing the line twelve lengths
ahead of the Argonauts of Toronto.
The course was one mile and $50 yards
straightway, and the winners nego-
tiated the distance in r minutes 81 As
seconds.
The Argonaut Olympic crew of To-
ronto was third; Ottawa Rowing Club,
fourth; Hamilton Rowing Club, fifth.
The non's crew, captained by c.
Dick, was victorious in the senior 14O-
pound four-oared event, defeating the
Argonaut boat easily. Another Don
crew, stroked by Carter, committed a
foul by rowing out of its lane and
was disqualified. No time was taken.
The Lachine Rowing Club of Mon
treal won the senior 140-pound eight IS,
covering the Henley distance in Z min
utes and Is seconds. Two crews of
the Detroit Boat Club crossed the
finish line less than length behind
The winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
Topheavy List for Tile
Meet IN September Is
Issued by U. S. C.. A.

The official list of players eligible 20
compete in the national amateur go.f
championships to be held over The
course of the st. Louis Country CLUB,
September II to 3D. was announced by
the United States Golf Association last
night.
The announcement states:
"The eligibility list of the United
States Goli Association is compiled
from lists of players nominated by the
various sectional golf associations
throughout the United States. Players
whose names are in the official list are
entitled to compete in the amateur
championship of this association. If
any player whose name does not appear
oil the official eligibility list desires to
be included, he may submit for consid
Grafton, through the secretary of the
sectional association governing his dis
trict, three scores, verified by marker
and certified to by the secretary of his
club, of three rounds of eighteen holes
each, played on different days over the
regular course of the club, a member
Of this association, together with such
other evidence of qualification as he
may possess. The secretary of any sec
tonal association may nominate q
player for the consideration of the
eligibility list committee of the U. S.
u. A. upon information which he con-
Elders sufficient"
A preliminary qualifying round Of
eighteen holes will be played on Satur-
day, September II. The lowest sixty
four scores and ties will qualify for
the second qualifying round, thirty-six
holes, which will be played on Monday,
September 10. The scores of Satur-
days play will not count in Mondays
competition. The thirty-two players
having the best scores for the two
medal play rounds on Monday will
qualify for the championship. Match
play OF thirty-six holes will start on
Tuesday and continue through Satur-
day.
The eligibility committee, consisting
OF J. D. Standish jr, r. D. Lapham, E.
5. Litchfield, C. w. O'Connor, T. D.
Paine, Stuart Stickney and C. G. Waldo,
did it's best to round up all those con-
sidered eligible, but number of the
sectional associations failed to respond
and as result there are quite few
names missing from the list. AS is
usual, the roster is headed by the name
Q, the national amateur champion,
CHARLES Evans jr., and after that the
payers are listed alphabetic