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Evening journal., 1921-06-07
NO loss.

II sheet Of paraffin is put over
the board before you roii your pow
dered sugar on Il, you can lift the
paper and sift of every bit Of the
sugar, thus losing none Of It.
Evening journal., 1921-06-07
@, The Golfer
~ ABertos, Rtsaley

Now the golfer to his wife
Says farewell;
She Will lead lonely life
For a spell;
He'll come home for forty winks
Now and then. and yet. mothinks,
It is mostly on the links
he viii dwell.
And OF strange things he WIN
speak
When he's home.
''Niblick. Brassie. spoon and Cleek''
You could roam
All around the world and back.
And there's nothing you could track
Dippy As the goinac
In the donna
Evening journal., 1921-06-07

In his ways;
Though he be a father. kind
To his Children he IL blind,
Nowadays.
What cares he for any blame7
Golhng fever racks his frame
And his mind ia on the game
That he plays.
Treaties. wars and politics
Move him not
While. with all his bag sticks,
He can trot
Round the course. and putt and
drive.
Hoping sometime. while alive.
He'll repeat one "eighty-hve"
That he gotl
Copyright 1871 by Newspaper En-
terprise-
Evening journal., 1921-06-07

Use the Want Ad gun and hzf o.
buIrs-eye every ume-Aas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
EARLY MORNING FIRE
ENDANGERs OCEAN VIEW
k"drl, Awakened. Many jump
From Sccond-St"ry Windows.
Eight Buildings Ru,u
u NNsOUi:ttoI Tr...I

NpiiFoi.k. VA, July .s.-iI.lf !,
hundred men women and children
Wrr" "riven from their beds at oc.n,,
rev THIS morning when nre do.
nit"Hcd 40 clubs aud siN cottages
several persons ESCAPED by un.ni,,r
from s"cpnd-stOrN windows nnI on.
man Was injured The sand .thnu,
IA" cottages saved others from NOR.
o. loss serious injuries IN. loss *
estimated at Sl50.Voo. and is only
partly covered by insurance.
j Il. GriswOld was scy"raliv cut
ABOUT tn" chin and face when ne
jumped from IN" upper story Of his
cottage.
Tho ar" started ia the Shamroc,,
club. a"cia! ORGANIZATIONS ana III.
bUilding was IN names when discov-
cred /, spread Tapidly to cottages
On tn" boulevard facing Ch.sapca,l.
''1y. driving inmatcs on, in their
night ,lothcs
III. buildings Ios,roy.d w.ro. ra.
Shamrock Club, The deacon club
owner by {. NJ Mumfurd. and cottages
owned by l.. g. james " l.. prlciir.
J. Il. Grisfv old. y. ID. l.apaciu. H. "
Church aha Matter r.ntr.ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
GOODWIN IS INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT
virginia convention Of Local Fire
underwriters Ends Annual
Meeting.
! Sn"oial to Thc Timc..nL.nn1,h

SPECIAL to The Times Dispatchl
tlNtlli;tisi. VA JuIy 9S-.rho
virginia Association OF Local I.ir.
insurance Agents this aft.rnoor
elected T. T. GOODWIN. Of E,nporiu
president. and closed tht ,wcnty.,hird
annual convention. other officers arc
9 T. Holden. Alexandria aud Henry
6. Young. Norfolk. -prcsi,I.u,s. !.
;. Hianton. Farmyiilc. secretary ana
treasurer
Committee heads ate Charles =
Walf"rd. Richmond. executive. George
w warren. Richmond conference. .;
NJ. Alexander i.ynchrurg. mcmlcr-
ship. and W Il Harvard. Norfolk
Conscryation
II, T.. Barbour. Of NV York. adj
dressed The convention m executive
session
President James r Cu,lin. .Ir. of
Danvi!lc. in L4s annual report ycs;.r-
"ay urged members to writ. their
Representative in Cvugrey. To on
pos" what - termed "mouopolisti.
"orhmen's compensation bills" and
l" urg" them TO oppose the Govern
m"nt entering any phase Of business
th"t can be successfully Undertaken
ana conducted by privat" Enterprises
Members were also urged to .upnuri
tn" passage Of the agency uualinca-
ton act, which f-ii"d nr passage. in
tn" last state Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
CANDIDATES IN QUANDARY
OVER MUltEN'S DECISION

iSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
DANVILI.E. VA. July 2s-Candi.
hates In the local primary. now on the
home stretch OF the campaign. were
n Il Iuandary here owing TO the
ppjn!on rendered a few days ago by
Nudge j. NJ Mullen. of Petersburg.
|sith regard 10 the registration OF
somen voters Who have not yet paid
ho.r poll tax.
The big question In the minds OF
hc candidates was whether or not
he contrary opinion o: Attorney
icncral Saunders would stand, or .f
ne Mullen dictum superseded it. An
,pln.on was eagerly sought as drive
ls hccn IN progress for the past few
|Ials 10 get the women registered and
hose involved were ready 10 drop
his procedure IL the reg istration does
not enable the women To vote on
Tuesday.
several Of the local candidates nave
lcen depending largely on the weight
L. The wCman'S vote TO win.
Messages received from Richmond
|wyrc TO the effect that the Attorney
GENERALS ruling would stand, hut that
nero would he more or less doubt on
me- .sSu" until the date of the prim-
l,ry II is expected that the quest ion
mere viii he left to the judges OF
lection to determine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
city Manager Beck ria. ,ppcndi.i,,,

I.YNCHBURG. VA. July os.-word
has been received from Auburn.
Maine. that city Manager Edward \.
Beck. who Is on his vacation there.
has suffered an attack Of appendicitis
and that he is expected TO reach homo
sunday and go to the hospital for
operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
BROTHERS IN SAME UNIT
FELL IN ARGOMME SAME DAY

Special 10 'The Times Dispatrhl
pANNiLLE. VA. Jay - Richard
- Wright -. son OF MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Wright o' billions Mill.
Franklin County. whose BODY arrived
there from overseas. was buried with
iull military honors OF tn" Franklin
Post American Legion. ilc was
killed in the .Nre"mnc forest. Dctobrr
II. 1918.
His parents had hoped that the body
OF his Younger brother. Ira Crockett
Wright. who fen on the same day. ia
IN" sam" company. and at almost til.
sam" time. would arrive SimultHu-
'"u-iy, IN order that the brothers
might b" laid to rest together. Word
however has just arrived that IN"
body Of Ira trocuctt is on it's way 10
America at tn" present time.
Th" brothers were attached To Com
phny r. ono Hundred aud Sixteenth
Infantry. twenty Division. THIS
IL believed 10 Ice on" NJ the rar" i'm
stances in which brothers ia scrSic"
were killed on the same day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
CONSTABLE AND WARDEN
FINED FOR KILLING DOG

YNCHBURG, VA. July 2S--Con-
stable Il I. Childrcss ana Game War
den samuel Arthur. az = Campbell
County, were each fined S2J Thursday
by Magistrate w H. steel because
they had carried out an order ot
Magistrate J II Rucl<cr and killed
dog belonging to T.. \. Reynolds. The
warrants against the two officers
were sworn out by Reynolds before
Magistrat" John W Fortune. Roy
nolds alleging that he had paid tho
Licenses ON the dog and that tho tag
was attached to tho collar the dog
aw orc when 1t Was killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
MAKES HIS ESCAPE
IN STOLEN AUTOMOBILE

DANVil.l.E. VA. July as-.Tames
Mitchell. VINO saved his way out OF
jail wh"r" he was held for the lar
c"ny OF an automobile. is believed
/" have stolen . touring car belong
ing 10 William Sncad. in which TO
make has escape Til" lattcr's car
was stolen from his garage The sans
night that Mitchell escaped. aud i,
y tn" first automobil. theft reported
nor" Tor some tim" II j. also be
iIevc" tina, Mitchell had an accom-
PIC" to assist in his escape. kcport :
from Pelham. y. g. last night were
mat man answering MltchcIl'S de-
scyiption had been seen in that VI
cin!ty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
Is Driving to Detroit
Shackled to Officers

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANVII.l.i:. VA. july IS
Shacklcd 10 two Dctroi, police
men. Jack Wilson ic:t Danvil!e
uhis morning for Detroit, Mich
driving the $1,000 limousine he -
alleged I" hay" stolen "a that city
NOR" than tvs" weeks ago
Officers G. EroONs ana !. !. Bur
man arrived last night with Il
rcnuisitjon Tor Wilson. and II Ma
decided to return by roa TN"
officers said that Wilson ur unit!
"a r"w months ago. wa" q polic"
officer ~ Detroit. being It plain
clUtncsindn.
lie il charged with holding ~
the owner al the car near bctrp.t.
and ~ addition to taking The car.
$50 ia cash. or all that Tho uvmaI
had Jn his person at the uIne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
QUARREL OVER SIS LOAN,
LENDER MORTALITY SHOT

NoKFoi.K. VA. Juiy - Alb.r,i.
smith. colorcd. of -tni, cts. MAS sbn,
ana probably fatally wounded ~
Doc MOniac also color.d. a, tn.
corner Of Chapel ana Calvert Streets.
this morning
IN" shooting followed 4 quarrel
over ;" which Monaic is said To have.
borrowed from Smith several days
hg" smith requested that tho money
b" paid back and M"naic refused An
Hisumen; followed. during which
Monia" rs alleged To have drawn q
revolver ana fired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
INTEREST IN PRIMARY
WARM IN PETERSBURG
fucker Manager Claims City by +.
900; rrimlilc Leaders by
Smaller Vote.
FIGHT FOR CITY OFFICES
hottest Local Contest Ccntcrs
about Nomination for city Treas.
nrcr-iscprhlicans Trying to Re.
ducc Primary Participants.

Special Ia The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, July with ia"
I'"m"rratie, primary only Il few days
lii Interest N the various lights Is
AZ f"ycr heat in this city. with the
gut crnntorial battle ovrrShadowimg
al others Petersburg IS worked up
'F"r the election as u has seldom
''"u before.
l.ast-fniuutc plans are now being
mad" by ia" various city caudida,cs
ma managers for both Tucker and
tfiuHle. Rallies Of both Tucker and
| rnk." supporters AMI friends were
l'id tonight Tia" former meeting in
II" Century Thcaicr. while tho fol
overs ~ the Wythcville man gath
'r"I In the rooms OF the Hhniu! ~ of
piumcrc". II Was announced at tn.
I dcH"r meeting tina; the Lexington
Huhidhtc would appear here tomor-
'"% NIGHT and address Ia" big mass
meeting 10 be held at the Century
lhcatcr
Tucker Claims Petersburg.
Both sides claim Petersburg ia the
+ Hboruatorial fight = +. Thwcatt.
manager OF TIA" Tucker forces here.
its predicted that the Lexington man
you'll carry this city by majority
} 300 or more, because within the
ih-i several Weeks tho tide has shown
radical change. ON the other haui.
ht"n " Gray. chairman OF the
''' he'" hn, tHP'cssfa 'h'
nay '"" thtN't. can
"'|'" WIN ~ '"'9 o,'E OH
IN, '''m wv :"
10 "a" -
- w. - ''''''
80
r,l. '',.'''
MA H.. ,.JI. .,,,,,,.. nr,,,s. ,,',
,, his o,.l,o,,..,,,
no,h Rlcaard 7 wilson ana Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
G. h. CRUTCHFIELO BREAKS
RESORT SWIMMING RECORD

Special 20 Tn" Times Dispatch.
M'CNTAiN LAKE. July 2S.-
G"org" Helms Crutchneld OF Rich.
mond. this week broke an swimrnir.,
records on the lake hero. HIS fcn, of
covering tho length Of that hody of
water three times without stopping
TO iioat or otherwise rest. being un-
surpassed. az far as known. In tho
many similar tests Of skill wh,.l
have occurred here in the history Of
tins resort The distance covered hv
the Richmond swimmer is equal 20
nearly three miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
SHOE COMPANY TO DOUBLE
CAPACITY OF ITS PLANT

lSpecial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
INNCIiBti;G. VA. July 2S.-Tha
smith Brisc"c shoe Company. which
has for years confined its factory
mere 10 The making of mems shoes.
has decided To manufacture II high
grade Of w"ucn'S custom shoes. and
work is already under way 10 get
he first models started next week
Ihc change viii double the capacity
II the plant and practically double
the working force
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18
SHIFTING AT Bc

= - SHIFTING AT l6c \
New Fall Shifting, good dark patterns
for mems shirts, and boys waists and
shirts. Extra fine quality A
Per Yard I6c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18
We Must Sell for Cash

extremely this and for that
sell for cash. =
will be accepted
those
and expecting immediate settlement.
A LITTLE ADVANCE TIP
In days the books of merchant Chickasa who be-
longs the merchants association and all good beong will
forth the those who their
This information will be firm who members of the
association
1t will be good idea for you get your
shape before this rating is begun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18
The Mont
RecO

Our cash business for II
we started in the dry goods
plan in conducting our BUSH
Our idea is not to make
toners. This is one year WI
a profit. Nobody else is maE
merchant make it.
We decided that if we c'
end of the year that we will i
have rendered the public a rd
ed it. j
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18

Just received another shipment of fine
quality 36-in, Bleached Muslin, and will be
sold while it lasts at per yard IOc
At this price this item won't last long.
Get your orders in early for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-18

| Nel
Extra Heavy Blac,
yard $l.95 to Il
Taffeta in all coloA
Messaline, heavy i
Messaline, black afS
only $l.65 to ii
Fancy Dress Silks, 1
yard $l.95 to III
Satin Charmeuse, q
! Pussy Willow Taff
Finest Canton Crep5
Silk Jersey shirtina
Silk Pongee 79c toA
!. Silk Innings, beauti 4
W !
This season we 81
new fall wool g6od4
Fine All-Wool Sere3
: Fine All-Wool Serge
All-Wool French Sc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
RICHARD SAYS HE is
FIGHTING IN DARK

New York, Nov. lS.--"Fightng in
the dark isn't exactly my game. I'd
rather choose weapons and clear away
the ROOM but you can't do that in
every scrap" declared rex Richard
yesterday.
The picturesque Richard, with a
story back of him that reads like a
Rex Beach novel, may have had
tougher fights when he was prospect
ing in Alaska, or battling COW raiders
in Arizona, but he never had the
whizzero running by his ears from so
many directions as he has right now
in the shadow OF Broadway.
Tex has one fight in court against
an alleged business partner who
wants to share the profits of Madison
Square Garden. He is battling with
the wrestling trust and fighting with
a combine Of boxing managers who
are trying to boycott his fist palace.
The wrestling trust tried to get me
the other night, but ! found out the
way they work, and I'll be ready for
them the next time Richard said
yesterday Am going to quit pro-
noting wrestling? Well, | never quit
under fire in my life
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
COCHRAN WINS MATCH
IN TITLE TOURNEY

Chicago, Nov. 18.-Ora C. Moring-
star, the veteran Hoosier, who is
representing San Diego, Cal, joined
the list Of defeated players in the
worlds 1872 Dalkline championship
yesterday, when Welker Cochran out
pointed him. 400 to 317, In the opening
game at the Congress hotel.
The result left Champion Hoppe in
first place with two wins, and elevat-
ed cochran into second position with
two wins and one defeat.
Cont Beats Sutton.
Roger Cont. the young Frenchman,
took the second afternoon game from
G. Butler Sutton, the Chicago veteran,
400 to $50, and while the averages
were on the low side, it was a see
saw duel that Kept the spectators in
their seats until Cont made his win
ming carom.
Neither Cochran nor Moringstar
showed much at the start, as in four
innings Moringstar led. % to 10, For
the next six innings it was an even
battle, with Moringstar always lit
tie in front, but a run of 65 by Coch-
ran in his half of the eleventh inning
put him ahead
Noringstar In the next inning went
20 the front with run of "a, and. fol-
lowing with ST, led, 246 to 212 Coch-
ran then ran 1872 and went out with
Sc unfinished.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
IRENE" BOOKED AS
GAYETY ATTRACTION

Irene" he greatest musical
comedy success ever known in New
York, will be presented at the Gayety
next week. It's record breaking run
at the Vanderbilt Theatre, New York
of over two years has been the most
astonishing accomplishment in thea
trical history. The Vanderbilt Pro
ducing Company, formed shortly after
the opening OF the peace in 1919,
points with pride TO the unique record
for Irene" for simultaneous runs III
London ana Australia since at present
Irene is being played on four con
tinents; James Montgomery who
wrote the comedy. has not only made
a fortune with it--but he is helping
others to do the same. 1t is a produc-
ton which seems to have upset all
theatrical traditions and in happy
way-for 1t has served to make
famous not only the author, and
theatre, but the composer Harry Tier
ney, the lyric writer Joseph Mccarthy
and at least dozen stars who have
played the title role in various parts
of the world. In addition the costumes
of the piece have established a new
fashion in America and world wide
vogue for a beautiful blue color. This
was used by Lady Duff Gordon as the
motif for fascinating evening gown
she created to be worn by irene
O'Dare the heroine OF the piece when
she is transformed from a shop-girl to
a veritable Princess and sings the
song MY Alice Blue Gown"
The cast which will appear here has
been selected from the leading mem
bers of the New York and Chicago
companies-and the play will be pre-
sented with the same elaborateness
and with all of the marvellous effects
which were used at the Vanderbilt
Theatre in New York. That Irene"
presents a combination of interesting
story. tuneful music, beautiful stage
pictures, enjoyable dances, and with
laugh in every line, is an absolute
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18

ference honors, went through their
last practice of 1921 last night In
preparation for the game with North.
western tomorrow, afternoon at Evans.
ton. Iowa Is expected to have a pic
mic with the Northwestern eleven and
a decisive defeat for the latter Is pre-
dicted.
Michigan will play Minnesota in an
Interesting game, Captain Dunno,
Usher, Bernie Kirk or Ted Bank viii
probably not play for Michigan in the
game tomorrow.
In the East the big game will be the
Yale-Harvard tile. Both teams are
picked to win and both are picked to
lose. The game has caused nation
wide interest. Harvard's loss to Cen.
ter and to the Tigers detracted from
their capability of winning the game.
Yale thu far has proven superior
eleven, and in many case has been
picked as the decided winner Of the
contest.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
WOODWARD IS 0. K.
AFTER GRID INJURIES;
GOES TO COLUMBUS.
MAKES TRIP TO COLUMBUS AS
SUB FOR JACK CRANGLE--
YALE-HARvARD TILT FEATURE
OF EASTERN PLAY TOMORROW.

Twenty-six Illini including Chris
Woodward, former Ottawa High play
er, entrained last night from Urbana
for Columbus, Ohio, where they will
meet Ohio State in their final game
of the 1921 football season. the Hi
nois team will line up against Wilce' 8
team tomorrow exactly the same as
they did against Chicago last Satur.
day.
For a time it was thought that
Woodward would be unable to make
the trip because of injuries which he
received. During the first part Of the
week the former Ottawan was tack
ling the dummy and in some manner
twisted his body, sustaining injuries
which prevented him from reporting
for practice for several nights. To.
morrow he will sub for Crangle, full
back on the Him, and will no doubt
get crack at the Ohio State squad.
Ohio State is picked to win, but 1t
Is reported that Coach Zuppke's team
is geing to cause them lot of trouble
during the contest Last Saturday
they gave Coach Stages Maroons a
bad scare when Quarter Back Sterna-
man stepped right out in the frs.
half CT the game and succeeded in
making two field goals. At the end
of the half the score stood to 0 in
favor of the Illini, and it looked as
though Bob zuppke was going to live
up to his reputation as being one Of
the greatest football coaches in the
country. But Thomas, half back for
the Maroons, shattered all hopes in
the third and fourth quarters when
he tore through the Illini time for
two touchdowns.
Tomorrow their attack is expected
to be stronger than ever, and the bat
tie will be one of much interest.
While Zupp's squad is playing Ohio
State, Richards Badgers will be set
Ting their argument with Chicago
Wisconsin was put out of the running
for big ten championship honors last
Saturday, when they were held to
I to tie game. but, nevertheless, they
will open up with all they have got
against the Chicag0ans.
Iowa, other contender for the con
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
WHY Be WEAK
AND NERVOUS

ss q result of pale, thin watery blood
--Nuxated Iron will help make you
strong and well again; it has been used
and highly endorsed by former United
States Senators, Judgesof u. S. Courts,
many physicians and prominent men.
Even the Pope at Rome has written
especially of the merits of Nuxated
!ron. in a communication to the Phar-
macie Normale. Over a, 900, 600 people
are using it annually to help build red
blood. strength and endurance. At all
druggists.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
THREE EYES LEAGUE
PLANS NEW CIRCUIT

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 18.-Two clubs
Rock Island and Cedar Rapids--yes-
terday withdrew from the Three Eyes
league. but plans Immediately were
started to replace them, and, while no
definite decision was reached by the
club owners in session here indica
tions were that Fort Wayne and
South Bend would be part of the cir
cult next season.
Poor attendance and long trips
caused the withdrawal of the two
clubs. according to official announce
ments Rock Island drew only 33,473
at its home games in 1921 and Cedar
Rapids little more than 10000.
To Form New Iowa League.
Representatives of the Cedar
Rapids and Rock Island clubs an
nounced they Would form new
league which would be primarily an
Iowa state circuit. Waterloo, Dubu-
que. and similar towns will be invited
to come in, it was said.
The club heads agreed to make
overture to Fort Wayne and South
Bend in the interest of locating clubs
there, and President AL Tearney of
the league will visit the two cities
early in January.
The magnates deferred discussion
Of baseball legislation until after the
meeting of the National Associa-
tion of Minor leagues at Buffalo next
month
President Tearnev in a statement
announcing the withdrawal of Cedar
Rapids and Rock Island declared that
the action, was for the good of the
league and Of the clubs"
Poor Attendance a Handicap.
"The long jumps these clubs had to
make, combined with poor atten-
dance, proved handicap to the cir.
cult" said Tearney. with two new
clubs in their places | believe that
next season the Three Eyes league
will have its greatest success in his
tory. There is no dissension in the
league and we are all pulling together
for great season in 1922"
Warren Giles, president of the Mo
line club, 1921 pennant winner, an
nounced that Earl Mack. son of Con
ME Mack, would be retained as mana
ger next year.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-18
PENN ATHLETES MAY
COMPETE IN ENGLAND

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 17.-Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania athletic authori-
ties announced today that an invita-
tion had been received to send relay
team to London next spring for the
first English Intercollegiate and inter-
scholastic relay meet. patterned after
the Pennsylvania relay carnival The
tentative date of the meet is April s.
The faculty has given permission for
team of five men to go to England
provided they are up in their studies