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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Evans Record Nearly Broken.

Banes came within three strokcS
OF the championship record made
by Chick" Evans in the open OF
1916 when tho western amateur
played around the Minnekahda
course at Minneapolis in 2S6. Tn"
strain appeared to tell on Barnes
on the final green and he missed
several puts which earlier In Ia"
day would have been easy for him.
Many close followers OF Barnes
feared that he might crack under
the strain, for the new champion
has frequently shown tendency TO
have at least one bad round In his
big tournaments.
Today, however. he refused to de-
part far from hts high standard,
and tho result was n victory after
nine years Of struggling for the
title.
Barnes first tried for the cham
piunship in 1912 at Buffalo. In
1915 he came well to the fore when
he finished in fourth place with 30l.
In 1915 he was fourth with 200 and
in 1919 was tied for nth place with
3l5 Last season ne tied with
Chick" Evans for sixth with 29s.
From the time he made the turn
Wednesday in 36 Barnes was never
headed by any OF his competitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
OLEY AND WALKER GO II ROUNDS IN SLASHING FIGF

.ulo Juan offered when the chris-
tyniur meal was finished and he
Erannrd h.' hat ana dashed for th,
door. uHarrts the poctcss
My loy. for him is dead" she
declared = tried to hc affection
ate and hc rcpulscd me-"
Thry were married beneath the
ulNrr moon with lightly y.clui nymphs
piping Z merry tune and goats flesh
roasting over an open fire,
lt't ~ reported to be cn route
fr italy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
WilrOn 10 McCt DOMncy.

CLEVELAND, JULY 22.-Tommy
McGinty, Cleveland boxing promoter,
lust returned from Boston, an
nounces that ne has secured tho sig
nature OF Johnny Wilson middle
weight champion, to box Bryan
Downcy, in n l2-round bout here
Wednesday. July 81. The contest
will be held in Dunn field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Send Delegate 10 Quebec.

VVT-TT N TT" W0TTI
MANI July 22.-Thc Typorrnphl
cal Union uf this place, which is
! .ocaI SO 7St. has elected J. H.
QUINN. who works for the KING Jack
Printing company az Commerce. as
a delegate to represent Miami at
the international Typographical
Union convention 20 be held at Que
bee. August y. $ 4. DlNon OF thiS
city has been chosen alternate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Charged with Receiving Car.

ioslir ward pleaded not guilty
NJ his nrtaigumcnt before Justice II.
j. Gray Friday ON u charge Of re-
coiyiuE stolen property and was
committed to Jail In default of
: 600 bond pending his preliminary
hearing, which has hccn set for
August & ward is charged with
receiving a stolen Ford car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Riper Jordan to Run
Enqines of Commerce

DETROIT, July 23.-Tho INver
Jordan, linked in the minds ~ the
world with Bible stories Of primitive
people. is to be harncssed to modern
engines. II il TO furnish power TO
hundreds Of factories and scores OF
up-to-datc towns,
This is part of the plan OF the
world Zionist organization to de-
vclop IN Palestine the Jewish ma
tion' pr Ben Mosinohn OF Jaffe,
Palestine. told an interviewer here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Frisco kilis Towel Man.

WTFTTWT ~ 7 NJ W VT M
MIAMI July 22.-InHant dcatn
In a horrible manner came to lain'S
Dockcry, a towel man, Thurslly
morning when hi,. automobile dc
livery wagon was dcmoli0hai 10y a
Frisco train at a crossing In this
city. His body was hldiy manglod
by the train wheels. lie was mid
dlc-aFcd man and IS survived by a
Wifc and daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Gibbons Brothers in Training.

NFW YORK, July 22,-Nlke and
Tommy Gibbons, brother boxers Of
st paul, began training each other
here today for coming bouts Mike
win meet Ausio Hatnrr AugHst ],
and Tom will fight Georges Carpen
tier in october. Each VIII be IN the
others corneE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
IhddOCk Not 10 Rctirc.

p.o1 SS'''+M VI, ore, July 22.-Charlcs
S".i. *. worlds champion sprintor
o. TIT" University OF Southern Cali
VIII not retire. Dean CrOm-
.'. hH trainer said here last nigh,
H'' is spending the summer
j. Salon, Paddock viii be in the
~ fwpic games at Paris in 1924.
CFomwell said,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

Tho garage. being OF concrete. was
damaged only in the roof. The loss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
GOLF TITLE NOT
T0LEAVE US A.
2S9 Strokes Made for 50
Holes by the Pelham
Club Entrant


ASH lNIIoN, july @@'- iIaNlnE
as fine two divs session ot golf as
,b. most u.es,p,istic critic could de-
t q, ,,,.- ro,,,.,,
'''' ''''''S '''' '''' 1--WE w ''''
Bay, y. Y. country cluh, Won the
open national champlonship on the
.,prs,. ,r c,r,r,l,, country cluh here
-.
'''' ''''E WI" S'''' W -'' ''' ''
FOR - holes.
Nine strokes In his wax" came
Walker Hagen ot New York cham
piOn iu 1919, and Fred Mcleod. J..
professional of 'ho local course, each
with sDorc ~ 29S.
National amateur n m y I n
'Chi,k" ENaus Of Chicago, was
fourth with 3o2. the first amateur OF
the oririual score or more or en-
tran's to finish. Another amateur
of national rpli.ng prominence, uch
IN the next group Of three In the per
son Of Robert r. CBohhv"D Jones
Of Atlanta. whose score ut 303 placed
him alongside the Professionals Alex
smith Of Now London and Emmett
French ut Youngstown. Ohio.
tnctishnar Finishes Eighth.
OF the hnlt dozen torelGn entrants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
FIGHT FANS LIKE
WORK OF BIG MEN
Seattle and Kansas City
Heavies Mix 1t
Every Round
MAY BE REMATCHED
yourg Saul Wins From His
Pueblo Antagonist, Who
Breaks Arm

rH., rrht fans love a real box
t,. n.u, and last night at the first
o.... door exhibition staged by the
=. Athletic club, at the Mid-Con-
'..r, park. an enthusiastic crowd
y.s thoroughly satisfied by the
....fl card that Promoter Eddie
>,errn offered.
w... the stellar attraction was
.r.. - uurhic Walker, of Kansas
r.. u.. and Harry Foley, Of
G. '.r. Wash. speedy light heavy
..er,a. and each proved himself n
s.r .- pug.listic performer, the
r.i.~ numbers were equally interest
IN. .rI appealing 10 the crowd.
r hs. nights exhibition. local
r.r, n1s discovered that II had
.ru.h,, fstir star in Young Carsey,
,n. MT only outhoNcd and outpoint-
al Young saul. Of Pueblo, colo, but
,4r.. out Of the bout unscratchcd,
vh,'. Saul was forced to quit AZ the
START az tho ninth by an Injured
Nr,I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
PLENTY OF SNAP
TO BE IN ELKS
MINSTREL SHOW

Maurice Klein. director of the
Elks Ministries which will be given
at the high school auditorium on
April II, 70 and 10. has been busy
all week adding features to the
production, which will be put in
rehearsal next Wednesday night
and which are calculated in his
opinion to make good the slogan
adopted by those in charge "A
$40 show for So"
The eighty-twO members of the
cast have been regularly in at
tendance and now there will be
added several extra acts in a
vaudeville that will be presented
between the first and after parts of
the minstrel show.
Ernest Landolfi. who has Just re-
turned from. the coast, was COM
missioned to select the costumes
and procured a most unusual ar
ray of new suits and frills from Il
concern who make the clothes and
release them to Albuquerque for
first use,
The advance sale OF tickets is re-
ported greater than for any other
similar production ever fostered by
the ElkS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
DORALDINA, DANCE QUEEN.
NEW STAR IN PICTURES.
SEEN AT LYRIC THEATEE

Passion Fruit" a strong photo
drama of pulsing conflict, love and
hate in the heavy tropics,
comes to the Lyric theater today
Tor run Of two days as the feature
attraction. This production stars
the famous Doraldina.
Doraldina, known as queen of
dancers, is creature of 1.-THE grace
and beauty who has enthralled
thousands upon thousands by her
unique interpretative Hawaiian
dances. She popularized many hula
dances, and earned fabulous sums
teaching the wealthy these dances.
In this. her first Metro starring
picture, she has wide scope for her
terpsichorean activities. for the
picture begins with an insult to a
girl at a charity vaudeville per
Torrance, and comes to a climax
when Doraldina. acting the part OF
Regina Dominant, has to dance one
of her widest dances to save the
life of the man she loves.
Here she enacts the eXtraordi-
nary role of the fascinating Regina,
the Hawaiian beauty, whose father
has been poisoned by his plantation
overseer, Andres Rance. Rance
hopes to win Regina and the plan
tation. A wreck of an American,
Pierce Lamont, is regenerated
through Regina. and wins her after
being at deaths door. with clam
orous thousands of wild natives
shrieking for bis sacrifice to the
gods.
Supporting Doraldina are the
following notable actors: Edward
Earle, known as THE o. Henry
Man; Stuart Holmes, Sidney
Bracey, Florence Turner and Will
liam cambridge. The picture was
adapted from Carey Wilson's origi-
nal story and scenarioized by Ed
ward Lowe, Jr. John Ince direct
ed. Rudolph Bergquist photo
graphed. and the special art in
teriors and effects were done by
John Hughes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL TRAMPS
OVER PICKED SQUAD
AT ~" LAST NIGHT

High school defeated a picked
basketball team last night at the
Y. NJ. C. A. floor by a score of 81
to 10. Although the regular sea-
son for the high school is closed,
the game was played in order to
keep them in condition for the
coming state tournament.
The high school line up was as
follows: Guards, Wilson and E
Glhssman; center, Salazar; for
wards, N. Glassman and Hammond,
Wilkinson was substituted for n.
Massman;f Benjamin for Salazar
and Romero for Hammond at the
start of the last period
The picked lineup follows:
Forwards, Pegue and Gilbert;
center, Harris; guards, Olson and
Shabbel Balling was substituted
for Shabbel,
Completely outclassed. the picked
teams main defense law in Olson.
who prevented more baskets than
all the rest of the team put to-
gether. Salazar, Il. Glassman and
Hammond put up their usual poppy
type of play for the high school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
FARE REDUCTION IS
GRANTED FOR BOTH
CONVENTIONS HERE

All railways operating in the
state have agreed to grant the re-
duced fare of one-fourth to visitors
at the conventions of the New Mex
leo Wool Growers and the Cattle
and Horse Growers to start here the
last week of March. Visitors from
Ell Paso will also get the reduc-
ton. The certificate system will be
used and the refund made upon
leaving Albuquerque. Full round
trip fare is to be paid upon the
purchase of the ticket A certifi-
cate will Lc given with the ticket.
This will be good for the refund
upon being signed by d. B. Mckee,
assistant secretary of the Chamber
of Commerce.
The tickets covering the conven-
tioE will be on sale March % and
he &C. {, for the return passage until
April ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

SO that the classes may, be fin
ished and the Royal Purple con-
ferrcd on March Is when the BAH
quet will be given.
Miss Martha Shafer of Omaha,
Neb., is here for a short visit with
her cousin, Tom Beatty, and Mrs.
Beatty, Miss Shafer is en- route to
California.
r. R. Allen of the Hoover Mo-
tor company, will return to Albu-
querque this week after a sojourn
in California Commissioning from a
long illness, and will resume his
duties at once.
l.. e. Love Of the service de-
partment of the Hoover Motor
company, has returned from a
months vacation spent in the
south.
Ernest Landolfi has returned
from an extended trip to Califor-
mia.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Clark, 1871 East Silver avenue, a
son. on Thursday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
CATTLEMEN WILL.
ORGANIZE STATE
BREEDERS ASSN.
Betterment of Class of Stock
In New Mexico To Be the
Purpose of New Co-opera-
ton Between Cattle Men.

GNsSdiz&tion Of the New Mexico
tate Rere1ord Breeders associa-
on WIN take place here on the
asst DAY of the convention of the
ew Mexico Cattle and Horse
rowers' association to start hero
IarGh 20.
ConssSela BILE interest is being
ken BY tlN> New Mexico growers
lettering their breed of cattle
"a hhis viii be object of the aaso-
alton. LeVbers are, be ing re-
lived at thu cattle GROWERS off
RS here fropn all parts of the
ate signifyin,. that the growers
e greatly in IA vor of the organi-
T. Klnzer, head of the Hereford
reedera' association OF Kansas
ity will attend the convention
I'd deliver an addNe ss or Better
9 the Herd" TIA orr ,anization
Getting will probably be. held the
'ternoon and evening of March
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
CONWAY TEARLE IN
POWERFUL PICTURE OF
WHISPERING DEVILS

A photodrama that grips the
spectators interest and holds him
spellbound from start to finish, is
Whispering Devils" q six-reel
picture starring Conway Tearle and
Rosemary Theby, adapted from the
stage play of Henry Arthur Jones,
/ the brilliant English playwright,
and which is now showing at the
PWtime theater The story deals
with the struggle of man against
temptation, and proves beyond a
shadow of doubt that Conway
Tearle is the most forceful leading
man on the screen today.
The action is laid in the sugges-
tive, picturesque coast of western
England, and shows Michael Faver-
sham, the village vicar. busily en-
gagged in ministering to the re-
ligious needs of his parish. Audrey
Eesden, a role played to perfection
by Rosemary Theby. comes into
the life of Michael. az woman
who is eeking forgetfulness of her
unhappy married life. by travel.
Michael is struck by her charm, but
forces all thoughts of the beautiful
woman out of his mind, and de-
termines to pursue his work of
self denial all the more strenuous
ly. Michael is stern in his preach
ing of duty. and when a girl of his
parish SINS he compels her to con-
fess her transgression' in public, an
. ordeal which almost brushes her.
Mrs. Lesden reproaches Michael for
his severity. but Michael is I'M
moved.
Gradually his love of Audry Les
den becomes irresistible. and one
night he meets her by chance all
alone. He cannot control himself,
and his passion gets the best OF
him. He Is Mortified to learn art
erwards that Audry is a married
woman, undivorced. whose nus
band is still living. He cannot
preach purity any more, and at the
next service he makes a pubic con-
fession of his sin. just as he forced
the girl to do previously. He leaves
the parish and wanders among the
poor, dispensing charity, while
Audrey Lesden goes about broken
| hearted. Suddenly news arrives
that brings happiness to the lovers
1T comes so suddenly that it
leaves the spectator gasping with
surprise, and makes one of the
| most powerful dramatic climaxes
we have ever witnessed on the
screen, = Y Y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
LOCAL ITEMS

The War Mothers chapter will
Armory at 2;3O o'clock,
E. r. Hamilton, a pharmacist OF
the city, has accepted a position at
the Palace Drug company.
Leo j. Murphy, bookkeeper of
the E. L. Washburn company has
been confined at his home the past
few days with a very severe cold.
James j. Heaney who has been
confined at the Santa Zee hospital
for the past two weeks, threatened
with pneumonia, has recovered and
left the hospital yesterday He will
remain a few days at his home, 916
North Sixth street, before resuming
his duties at the local Santa Fee
shops
Thirty-six boys of st. Anthony's
orphanage will receive their first
holy communion in the institution
chapel next Saturday, celebrating
the feast of St Joseph.
The Yott- Yrisarri concert party
returned yesterday from Estancia,
where they gave a concert Friday
night under the auspices OF the hlgn
school They have been asked to
make a return engagement there.
Joseph r. Wilson arrived in AL
huquerque yesterday from Phila-
delphia, After spending a few days
here will return to Philadelphia
and bring his family to the Duke
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Shirley of
Chicago have arrived to make
their home here. They visited Mr..
Shirley's sister, Mrs. +. J. Wander
sypt, here last summer.
Albuquerque Encampment 7. o.
o, F., will meet in regular session
at 1880 Monday evening for work
in the patriarchal and Golden Rule
degrees All applicants for both
degrees are expected to be present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
MONTE BLUE Is HERO
OF "a PERFECT CRIME"
NOW At "B" THEATER

Allan Dwan has turned to his
first love comedy drama In pro-
dusing "a Perfect Crime" his sec
ond Associated Producers release,
which comes to the "B" theater to-
day for stay of two days only.
He has taken a simple story, en-
belished it with sound philosophy,
provided plenty of romance, humor
and pathos and turned out the best
comedy drama of his career.
The story has for its hero the
greatest liar on record. Baron
Munchausen himself was rank
amateur compared to Wally Griggs
And Wally Is so proficient in the
art he lies his way to success.
For in the beginning he is a poor
bank messenger. timid, groveltng
and despised, earning $50 a month
He is disguised because bank off
Gals endeavor to make him a thief
by placing money about where he
can steal it.
= Wally revolts If they expect him
to be a thief, he'll be one, and he
plans a cunning robbery. He lays
his plans carefully and devotes his
time to establishing another identi-
ty SO that when the time comes
Wally Griggs will have disap-
peared and new personality in no
way connected with the bank, will
reap the harvest OF the stolen
money.
In establishing this new identity
IL IS necessary for him to lie. He
hes magnificently and impressively.
For the first time in his life he
tinds that people are listening to
him.
Does he rob the bank?
1t would be unfair to tell you.
But he does steal a girls heart.
Monte Blue is the hero of the story
and Jacqueline Logan. a former
Liegfield girl nlnvS nnnnsitn hin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
I'D TOWN BOY SCOUTS
HIKE TO SAN lG MAGIC

Boy Scouts of Old Town are up
Id doing" At present thAr heart
on hike. At half-past tNNo TINS
'terncon, they will take the ROAD
nd bike to San Ignacio. The Or
lnization OF the troop is being
3mpleted and the troop gives
,onlise of being one of the pest
the state. Recognizing the eX-
Hence Of the Boy Scout move
ent. many public hearted citizens
taking great interest in Inc
OPP at Old Gown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
TAEATERS TODAY

"B" ThcatCr-Allan Dwan pre-
SCENTS "A Perfect Crime" a comedy
drama by Carl Clausen-a story Of
Ia soft guy turned hard; also pre-
senting another episode of pirate
Gold"
Lyric ThcatcT-The Metro Pic
lures corporation presents the
worlds greatest dancer, "Doral-
dina as the leading character in
Passion Fruit" also showing an
other episode OF "The Purple
Riders with Joe Ryan as the star.
Pastimc Theatcr-Harry Carson
presents Conway Tearle and Rose
mary Thcby starring in whisper
ing Devils" also Harold Lloyd in
the comedy, Captain Kidd's Kids"
and a reel of Fox News" pictures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
Hatters

old hats made to look like new
Work on hats done by men who thor
oughly understand their line of work
If your last summers, hat needs touch
ing up, see us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
INTER-FRAT TEAM
LEADS "Y" LEAGUE

With the basketball season end
ed fop the Y. NJ. c. A. league
through the dropping out of prac-
tically all of the teams, the Inter
Frat team is clearly at the head
of the league, as they have not suf-
fered a defeat in league play this
season. The Y. M. c. A. and High
school teams are tied for second
place, while the Good Times club
the fourth member of the league
closed the season a poor third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
Gloves

Cleaned by machinery. All we ask Is
TO clean your gloves once and YOU Will
become regular customer, one of those
satisfied with the work. ask your
neighbor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
"Y" WRESTLING CLASS
TO START WEDNESDAY

Wrestling classes for both men
and boys will start at the Y. NJ. c.
A. on Wednesday evening under
the instruction of George Pineau.
The classes viii be held twice a
week for a term of six weeks. A
fee of Sc will be charged for the
term of lessons. Personal instruc-
ton will be given to each pupil of
the various classes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
ow 10 Tint YoAr
GRAY Hair al Home

re your hair is grazing or iS
led and etreaked, do not let It Ne
ne any more unattractive. NO
tier whether its original youth
color was golden or black, or
shade of brown. all you need is
bottle of Brownatone to instantly
tore its beauty in a manner that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17
Home and Hearthstone

Iohe Editor OF the EvcnirD Public Icdo,y,
aF-ls this the rosy dawn OF a better
osy Tor the masses OF the American peo.
pe Mneh each patriotic family shall possess
nome OF their own? Could a better thing
happen for the advancement OF civilization
s"u tne nearer approach OF the millennium
Al 'oNe Is the greatest thing In the world,
snn II Is generally cosldered to be that es-
s.nual verify. where can It get a better
START FOR more perfect DEVELOPMENT than
..s family circle. comprising father. mother,
.ster and brother? Isn't that a prosnec.
i've heavenly quartet?
am the master of my fate.
am the captain Of my soul"
ohe cannot repeat those two lines as
tOhhuently In a rented house as he can
IN home of his own. some moor morts,.
em 10 reap some counterfeit satisfaction
~ ~ claimlhg that II Is cheaper to rent than
10 own your own home. Yes. II might
S"eaper TO live in the South Sea Islands
man IN the civilized United States,
-, out what Is the use of arguing with peo-
sa.,o VINO persist In Hooking through n glass
th,nNS ! They would not think that any
as s was OF more value than mere money
ni u you told them that health and han
,bsr ana satisfaction were of more value
a precious stones or bonds and mort
sssss they would look at you in amazement
~. wonder how YOU had escaped the pro-
W. SQUIRT for 80 many years
wh." lnat variety OF human kind is right
on,s ioroearance ceases to be a virtue and
my severely painful personal restraint pre-
,emH one from telling them where N head
an. 20 TO- but We believe the majority of
american citizens will listen to reason
nave minds open to welcome helpful
nshuhs TO encourage them along the
,"ay pr,, OF life. And now abideth grip,
N and sumption. these three, but the
s'ea'est OF these is gumption.
p., c. w. RUSSELL.
Philadelphia, June Is, 1921.