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The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
Buildings and Facilities

Every newcomer to Delta is impressed with the
proportions of the buildings of the Delta County Farm
crs' Supply Company. Surely these buildings ample
take of the growing business and the in
creasng demands for the kind of service this company
offers Two large brick buildings supplemented by
spacious galvanized steel warehouses provide the present
quarters of the company. Extensive trackage facilities
is element fully appreciated at shipping time
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
Merchandise Service

sale SALT Sacks binder twne and in fact everything of
this character is kept in constant readiness to supply
the farmer needs with supplies of the highest quality
giving maximum of value at minimum of expense
This service is available to everyone in the county
regardless of whether he is stockhoder not the only
difference being that only the stockholders share in the
patronage dividends
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
TT 1E Ian;

cumulative dividends at the rate of six per cent Upon
becoming an he the company his trading
agent for everything he buys and sells Only fair
commission is charged on what is sold and nominal
profit charged goods bought at retail Of course the
volume of profit for year is almost proportional TO
the gross amount of business done From these gross
profits are deducted the charges of running the business
which are kept at minimum by competent management
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The working plan of the Delta County Farmers ;
Supply Company is that has been devised and per
fected to give the producer only the growers profits
on his grains, potatoes, onions and fruits but also
enables him to share in the profits of distributing and
selling these products. This plan also returns to him
the profits of what he purchases in the of mple
ments and supplies for his farm.
First the farmer becomes stockholder part
in the company by purchasing stock which pays
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

Lastly at the end of the business year the profits
are divided and what is known patronage dividend
returned the grower in proportion to his business
with the company. So if any growers business should
represent five per of the total business done by the
company he would receive five per cent of the net profits
the company for that year Net profits figured
on what remains after deucng every business expense
which includes the six per dividend the stock of
which he is,a holder.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

The Merchandise Service offered by the Delta
County Farmers Supply Company is designed to
meet all the staple needs of the farmers excepting those
of the grocery and dry goods lines.
Materials for the farm of every description
distributed by the Delta County Farmers Supply Com
pany. Farm machinery, small tools, Seeds standard
makes of separators bee supplies flour at whole
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23
THE ORGANIZATION

and kept adequate to serve the shippers of Delta
County high standard produce An additional service
much appreciated is that of grinding Chops and
the usual ground foods for stock and poultry are kept on
hand at all times general storage business is still
another important feature of the company.
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

pany's costs kept at minimum consistent with eff
cien service and that every department functions
fectly at all times and under all conditions The sell
ing agencies for the best possible distribution of fruit
vegetables, honey, potatoes and onions developed
The Delta independent., 1921-09-23

In order to perform it's service well the organiza-
ton and business machinery Of the Delta County Farm
ers' Supply Company kept at unusually high stan
dard. Being owned.by $50 farmers the officers
vigilant in their watchfuness that this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
1.-THE EASTERN GATE"
Chinese Fantasy to be Given To-
morrow Night at New Gen.
tury Club.

''rhe Eastern Gate he Chinese
fantasy 10 be given at the New Cen
turv club tomorrow. under the auspices
of the dramatic committee. Mrs. VIII
liam &. Rlatz. chairman. Is perhaps the
MOST elaborate production ever under
taken by the club. The cast of thirty
two has been selected with great care
and includes number of names prom
tnent i'm local dramatic and musical
circles both mon and women. which
ls something Of an innovation. as club
performances are generally restricted
e. members - tho organization.
No effort is hciug spared to make the
s0air "A success Special scenery has
heen provided and every detail care
fuuv worked out Tho costumes are
very rich. many of them belonging to
privatc collections of artists and others
which have been loaned for the oc-
cusion.
Miss Pauline Nrooman takes the part
az PHYLLIS Merrill and John EcchtCl that
of Nrh chan sum. the brilliant young
student returning 10 the home of his
ancrstors after an absence Of eleven
Years The part of young physician
~ taken by William Mcgcar. Mrs
Louise MurgatreNd Hatch represents a
fascinating and coquettish Chinese girl
married to the brother of Neh Chan
but none the less interesting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
| kkAEnIEAAaI
III STORES CO. M
lHEVaLnINrsa'
ASCO

has dealing
decidedly
ou .
,
We are always onick ~ gl,. t..rcr ...rt,e,
8 3 +
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
There is an American Store Your immediate NeghbOrhoOd

rwC.fta and TatuAi
twenty -fuurlh and N .hIu..
Streets
1924 Lancasttr Attu
NEW CASTLE hk
POS Delaware AVUulr
DELAM ARE CtTN D
SO2 Clinton sire,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
stntn Rnnd Community Club.

The stat Road community tlut
viii hold It's regular monthly meeting
~ tho chapel On Thursday evening
MAY 10. The entertainments committee
comprising Mrs. Samuel Miller Mrs
loo Brown and Miss Ethel campbell Is
prcparinr an interesting program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

WAS ANOTHER HAGAN.

William A. Hagan. 1884 North Feiton
street. Philadelphia. brother of the late
Daniel A. Hagan, of Wilmington wishes
II known that he Is not the William
Hagan who was recently arrested Tor
larceny in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

seventh and Pine Streets
BOB King Street
62I King Street
Eighth and King Streets
1915 Market street
Twenty ninth and Market Streets
4 and Heald Streets
AIS Union Street |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

$40 Concord Avenue
Cfilpin AyenuI and Scott ~trcCt
second and Jackson streets
Kim aud lac son Streets
400 North Madison street
525 North Madison street
Ninth and Madison Streets
'Ayioe ani Spruce Streets
Evening star., 1921-02-27

DeS% QudlAy-aiI 1uaranteed-
Hairbrushes. best quality bristles;
Regularly S. $3.50. $575, S. and 81.
At $3.50, $sSs, $4.zy and $50
Dressing Combs, regularly 85c and
Du Barry Powder Bose. "a and "I Hair
Reseiyers' ec 2 styles. Regularly SIS
lvsIeur Powder Boxes and Hair Re.
ceivers-Regularly 325 and $425.
At $l.s5 and $z.ss
Royale lvorie Powder Boxes and Hair
Receivers-Regularly $3.75. At SIS
lvaleur Comb and Brush Trays-Reeu-
larly $50 and S6z5. At 500 and N7s
Ivory Pyfalin Mirrors, with regulation
long handles. also ring handles. Regu-
larly $3.50 and $495 At $3.7s and $50
Jewel Boxes, with cushion combined:
assorted eolored tops. Regularly $2.75.
. i Iy.'ear Military Brushes, regularly
=. Absorbent Cotton Holders, regularly
Cold Cream Boxes. regularly SIS and
g. Al Sis ana s1.ze
Du Barry Nail Buffers, with change
able chamois. Regularly 225 and $2.75.
At Sl.z9 and $z.AS
Soap Boxes, regularly 6oc. At soc
81 Du Barry Nail Files, Cuticle Knives
and Shoe Hooks, S9c
$l.ss Ds Barry Shoe hsrns, at $lAs
Palais Rsyal-adai, Flssr.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
See These
Bleached Sheets.
$l.2l Each
Formerly sold at $3.50

Formerly sold at $3.50
Size 8lxo0. Of fine cotton, well
made, free from all imperfec-
tions. Limited quantity. At $1.2l
each.
Tissue Ginghams, 75c Yard
81 inches. wide. The coming
fabric for Spring Dresses. We
are showing them in a wide
range of beautiful designs and
colorings. At 75c yard.
Dress Ginghams, 33c Yard
81 inches wide. Fine, closely
woven fabric; medium, small
and large checks; excellent COL
orings. At 33c yard.
Imported Swisses, $40 Yd.
46 inches wide. Plain, with en-
broidered designs on both sides.
New colorings and a big line of
patterns to select from. At $2.19
yard.
Cotton Tubing, SOC and 4sc
Fine, closely woven bieached
cotton, free from all defects and
dressing. Specially priced for
Monday
As inches wide, at 4sc yard.
~ inches wide, at Sc yard. 4
Outing Flannel. Csc Yard
q inches wide, Imperial striped
for pa3amas-the best quality
made. October price was sec yard.
Regularly 39c. Monday at 25c yard.
Psiais Reyal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

$z75 Three-piece Library Suite, dull
mahogany finish, upholstered in velour.
cane back; l settee, armchair and
rocker. Sample. Monday $3.50
only,
$500 Fumed Oak Rockers, loose cush-
ion tapestry seat, two samples. $2Z.5O
Monday only,
$3.50 Nine-piece Dining Room Suite.
fumed oak. very fine quality. $Z75. 90
Monday only,
$4e.oe Morris Chair, solid oak, $1,000
with cuhions. Monday only,
5000 Morris Chair, fumed oak, with
only,
$500 Walnut Serving Table, Queen
Anne style with drawer. Mon $2Z.5O
day only.
$500 Walnut Serving Table with
drawer. Sample. Monday $3.50
only,
$So.oo Dull Mahogany Dining Room
Table. Sample. Monday $4,000
only,
Palais R0yal-F0urth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
aonal SILK Week Commences Monday s:&; s: IN.
Underwear
ON Special Tables

Envelope Chemise at $2.98
OF silk crepe de chine, de luxe
lingerie, with bewitching trim
mings of fine laces and ribbons.
Women's BlOOmers at sos
Of heavy silk crepe de chine
and satin. some with ruffle and
elastic at knee: others in butter
fly style. Main and Third
Floors.
Porch & Wash Dresses, $2.o8
New lot-of gingham and per-
cale-made with white collars,
pipings and braids, in contrast
ing colors. Billie Burke models
included. All sizes-special at
&.98.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
UnderpriceA Purchase of Beautiful
Sequin RlOunces and Bands
q At $ll.95 Yard

]; &
~ Some taken from stock and reduced for
gown made for the Inauguration Charity
Ball. be see these sequin Aounces. They
.1l1E@5 are perfectly wonderful and much underprced
INV ~ NIL Flounces-Gorgeous Shimmering, two of
tW II IN Sapphire, Sequns and Beads Sapphire net
One of Iridescent Sequns and Gold Bead
motif design on dark blue net
Another French Blue Two-tone Sequin Bead and en-
broidered leaves of electric blue. outlined
Then there Jet Bead, Buge Sequn
combined to make a snowy, smart gown.
Also the Lustrous Squn length
ndrul Values $8 $2l
OF Jade Black Sapphire and ideent yard
Royal Maf,F
Evening star., 1921-02-27

$3.50 Fiber Reed Armchair, Old Ivory
finish, upholstered seat and 81. so
back. Monday only,
$3.50 Fiber Reed Arm Rocker, Old
Ivory finish, cushion seat and uphol-
stored back. Monday $3.50
only,
S4o.oe Fiber Reed Arm Rocker, brown
finish. cushion seat and uphol- $1O. 90
stored back. Monday only,
$se.se Fiber Reed Se4tee, loose cushion
seat, upholstered back; Brown $4,000
tex finish. Monday only,
$zl.oo White Enamel Bed and Spring,
AZ and 48 inches wide. Samples. $IO.5O
Monday only, -i
$4ee Three-piece Library Suite, cane
panel ends, dull mahogany finish; large
settee, armchair and rocker. $1OO. .OO
Sample. Monday only.
$35e AlLn,etal Smoking Stand, ma
hogany finish base. Monday SITS
only,
$6sSe Reed Settee, Old Ivory S3O.OO
finish. Sample. Monday only,
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Iuory Pyralin and Iraleur Wanted
Toilet Requisites

Best Quality Guaranteed-At Special Prices
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Curtains at $Z.35 Par
Of Scrim and Marquisette
Curtains, some with valance.
others plain with pretty lace
edge and insertion. Regularly
S4.25 pair, and are offered spe-
cial at $235 per pair.
Sunfast Madras, 79c Yard
For portieres and window
draperies. Lengths from E to
25 yards. Most of the wanted
colors, both plain and figured.
Regularly $l.4. at 79c yard.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

All CretOnnes, Z6c, SIC,
49c, 69c Yard
Taken from our regular
stock, cut from the full bolt.
ACC to SOC grades at, yard, 26c
69c to 7oc grades at, yard, BIC
89c to 98c grades at, yard, 69c
Rope Portieres, $7.95
Panel style. Double-door
size. Heavy tapestry panels.
Colors are blue, green, brown
and rose. Regularly $3.50, at
SQ5 each
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Housewives Read This N0,U!
Upholsteries Reduced
Excellent savings on Cretonnes, Portieres and
Drapery Fabrics-and just before spring home
reconstruction. &c
Window Shades
All perfect goods regulation length and width
$l.25 Heavy Opaque Shades, zec
Sl.50 Heavy Oil Opaque Shades Sl1s
$25 Heavy Oil Duplex Shades, SlS 4
$225 Heavy American Holland Shades, $1N ;
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Draperv and Upholstery Velour

Heavy quality; most Of the wan
for less than the wholesale cost.
54-inch Heavy Mercerized Velour,
regularly S495. At, yard.
45-inch Drapery Velour.
regularly $595. At, yard,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

The gentlemen who said the South
Bend course was tougher Than IL ap-
reared when ono looked over the vardage
was not far or. The par IS 70. but with
the water hazards, the out Or bounds
lines and the treachery Of the soil in
many sections. together with the mys-
teres Of the green. tAe Chain-o Lakes
course Ia tough, tough indeed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
TENNIS HEADS
FACE PROBLEM
IN CUP CHOICE
Recent Results Complicate
JOB of Naming Stars for
United States Team.
RICHARDS IS DOUBTFUL
By JACK VEIoCK,
International News Sports Editor.

NEW YORK. Aug. S-Americas Davis
cup team viii be selected this week.
The players who viii defend the
worlds most famous tennis trophy
ssainst the foreign team which comes out
victorious IL the cup ties must be named
BY next Friday. The rules governing
competition for the cup stipulates that
the dsfsnding team must be named
twenty-ons days prior 20 the challenge
round. which is scheduled for Sept :.
Recent results on Eastern tennis courts
haTs somewhat complicated the task OF
the nominating committee The defeat
OF both Tuden and Williams Ly Vincent
Richards at Providence caused tie tennis
soIons to sit VI ana take notice.
At Newport. WUlisms came back, de-
feating Richards handily, only. TO De
beaten IN turn by Watson Naehburn'
who capped his performance y! adding
the scalp OF The veteran, William IL
Johnston, TO his string Wills Davis, tie
san Francisco star. and player de-
serving serious consideration in the Da-
Wis cup selection had also met deteat
since coming East. - the work before
the committee is something OF puzzle
-Four players are 20 be selected 20
defend the cup. If there were i've n
stead the team selection would be
much easier. As it would no doubt con
sist Of Tiiden. Johnston. Richards, WI
hams and WasEbUru. The sole difficulty
then appears 70 rest with the eiimina-
don of one man. and in this respect the
defeat OF Richards by Williams az New
mort may count against the yours star
because OF Williams ability 10 come back
and his greater experience.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Hennes8ey Sick; Is
Ordered Off Courts
for TIUO Weeks Rest
Ralph BUrdick Gets City
Singles TitEe--MrS. adams
Is Woman Champ.

Johnny Hennessey, pride of Indiana
tennis courts, must forget for the next
two weeks or three that he owns a rae
quet, and see if he can treat himself to
a real rest. So say Johnny's physician
and Charley Trask, his chief advisor, and
Johnny is taking their word as law.
Hennessey lost his first match in two
years to an Indiana player yesterday aft
ernoon when he fell before Ralph Bur
dick, his doubles partner, In the finals
on the Hawthorn courts. The scores
were 81, 6-1 and 80. Johnny collapsed
IN the middle of the third set and was
carried from the courts.
After the match it was learned that
Hennessey had been suffering for the
past week with serious throat infec-
ton. Play throughout the early rounds
of the tourney did Johnny far more
harm than good, and last night his
orders to forget the game for couple Of
weeks we're handed out by his physician
and court educator. Johnny Will wei
come the rest because his throat has got
him in pretty bad shape, but he will try
hard to get back to form in time for the
State and tri- State Journeys, IN which
he is to defend his titles, then sail on
for the National classic at the German
town Cricket Club courts at Philadelphia
Mrs. II. $. Adams won the women city
title yesterday afternoon, defeating MIS-
I. Watt Pugh, 6-3, 81. In the mixed
doubles, MT. ana MIS-. ADAMS TOOK lue'
first set, 20, from Leland and Anna
Haworth, after which the match was
postponed until this afternoon on account
of darkness.
The mems doubles championship viii be
decided as soon as Henuessey is prepared
to team with Burdick against Darnall
and CoOns.
Mrs. Adams had little trouble in de-
feating Mrs. Pugh. The Western title
holder was on her game and she passed
her opponent at every angle
Ralph Burdick earned the distinction
Of being one OF the cleanest spOrtsmeD
that ever played on an indianapolis court.
Ralph knew that his doubles buddy was
not right" yesterday. and he offered to
Heunessey was determined to carry on,
and would not listen to his opponent or
the advice Of his friends until he was
unable to place one foot in front Of the
other
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

Speaking Of the classy field, which the
golfers are whispering Of this tourna
ment there are several golfers Of class
who are not here and who, If they were
among those present, would make this
tournament a whi1.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Ninth Inning Rally Too
Much for Local Printers
in Big Tilt With Boston

DETROIT, Aug. ga terrific batting
spree in the ninth frame brought Boston
a 10 to 10 victory over Indianapolis IN
the championship game Of the Union
Printers National Baseball League tour
nament here Saturday afternoon.
Boston got away to a flying start Ia
the tituIar game, scoring three runs in
the opening frame. but the Hoosiers got
going in the second and from then on
they put up a hard fight and played some
brilliant baseball to come from behind
and go into the ninth round with the
count squared at 10-all. But the bean
towners broke loose with a real lombard
ment in this frame and drove the baij to
all corners Of the lot in sending six run
ners over the scoring course.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
New Swim Mark

NEW YORK.. Aug; ,S;;-Tbe aquatic
York A. c. and Robert SHELTON of the
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago was re-
newed Saturday in the waters of Long
Island Sound, in the 440-yard mems Ma
held under the auspices Of the New York
Athletic Club. The contest ended dis
astrOusly for the local lad, SHELTON car
rying off the title in convincing, manner
American record. The Cbica goan's time
was $3.50 %. Rudy, swimming about
six wards back Of his rival at the hn1sb,
was timed in 6 :56 %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
.l1IN I[[EE
BIG BOUTS
THIS WEEK

NEW YORK. Aug Lightweights
and middleweights viii hold the center
of the spotlight in boxing this week.
Mike Gibbons. in the midst Of n come.
back campaign which he hopes will land
him the middleweight title. viii attempt
to add another victory to his growing
string I'm Jersey CRY tomorrow night
He win meet JEFF Smith. the Bayonne
batter, ia a scheduled twelve round bout
wednesday night. in the Bronx, Char
ley white and Johnny Dundee, rivals for
Benny Leonard's crown. viii meet TO see
who is 10 yet a crack at the champion.
Leonard has promised TO meet the winner
if ne retains his title
The 'Tf'' in Leonsrds promise to White
and Dundee win be erased Friday night
IN Philadelphia. where the champion will
defend his title against Lew Tender.
Tender is the one tOp-notch lightweight
whom Leonard has not met since be de
feated Freddie WEIGH.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
A. 3. C.s Divide

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 8.-The Indian
apohs A b. C.s and Bacharach Giants
split a double header here Sunday. the
Hoosiers taking the second, to l. Both
contests were featured by fast fielding
and good base running. Dismukes and
Redding were the opposing pitchers In
the first tilt johnson had the Giants
at his mercy the entire route In the
second game Mackey sustained a brok-
en- finger In the first game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

Ed Findlay. indianapolis boxing pro-
moter. is putting on a show Of four bouts
between soldier and civilian scrsppers,
at Fl. Harrison, Aug. 20. The main go
will be an eight-round affair between
Cyclone Victor and Private Wolfe at 142
pounds Battling Buck Masters and Pri-
vate Goedert viii meet in a ix-round
scrap; Eddie Orme, Indiana lightweight
champion. will tackle Private Uphouf in
a four-round go, and Harry Dempsey and
Private Mcclure Will meet in another
four round bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08

'<-@rhed stellar ball ard Aguew
led The batting attack for
<.<.@& ent Ramblers in their i 20 -
Y N.4A Old Augusta sunday. For
!. <.<EFbe Ramblers address O. E
49, South Randolph street, OF
boss.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
KID TOURNEY
OPENS TOMORROW

The Kid racquet swinGers Of the city
viii come into their own tomorrow when
the annual boys and Junior tennis cham
pionshps open on the indianapolis Ten
mis- Association courts at the old Arsenal
Tech grounds. A record entry list is re-
ported for this event, and the youngsters
are expected 10 come through with some
mighty interesting matches
Leland Haworth, Hence 0rme and Guy
Dixon win he the leading lights of the
junior battle, with Julius Sag6lowskv
scheduled to play the big part in the
hnNs, hnhI
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Defends Her Title

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. s.-Ethelda
Bleibtrey. Olympic swimming champion
and holder Of all women's worlds rec
ords mp 20 one mile. successfully de
Tended her title in the 220 yard swim
against 4 field Of nine women. including
Charlotte Bowie. Helen Wainwright.
Aieen RigC'n. Gertrude Ederle and 9th
ers ar the water carnival held at Sea
side Park Sunday Miss Bieibtry's time
was minutes and 6 seconds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
FRUsH GETS HIS CHANCE.

CLEVELAND, Aug. SONNY XII
bane, featherweight champion, has
er, of Baltimore for the featherweight
championship Of the world, here Sept. II,
to decision. After weeks Of dickering,
the rival scrappers finally reached an
agreement with the promoters Saturday.
Both men affixed th-tr signatures to
set Of articles to battle twelve rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Net Forces Gather

CHICAGO, Aug. s-Ichiya Kumagas
and zenzo Shimidzu, star members Of the
japanese Davis cup tennis team, were to
arrive here today to begin training for
matches with Iadia's team in the semi
finals of the international tennis classic
The members Of the Indian team will ar
rive in New York tomorrow on the Car
mania.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Washington Fans Make
Big Offer for Pennant

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.--The Wash
ingtOn American League Baseball
Club having won eleven straight
games up to Saturday, local enthusi-
asts were aroused to hopes for pen
nant in the National capital. As an
incentive for continued Victories by
the Washington club, G<oup of bust
ness men fans have agreed to raise
purse of S25, 900, 81 900 for each man
on the Washington club, If the team
wins the American League pennant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-08
Swims Traverse Bay

PETOSKEY. Mich Aug s.-Rsymond
Edmunds of Detroit negro World War
veteran and formerly OF the United
States life saving service, Saturday swan
across Little Traverse bay from the
Harbor Springs docks, q distance OK more
than Eve miles. Because Of the GOODNESS
81 the water. oil previous attempts TO
swim this distance have failed. ThouS-
ands Of summer resort visitors witnessed
tho font