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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-29
NEW MODELS IN, NEW FABRICS

z7a Dark blue Jersey cloth, one of the
most appreciated of the Spring
materials, makes up the first of these:
costumes effectively. The overdress
has deep yoke cut in square effect in
the back, with curved front extended
in panel effect. The lower edge of the
overdress may be finished in pointed
Or round outline. "A standing collar and
three quarter sleeves with fare cuffs,
complete the details. Medium size
reouires 3IS yards 54-inch material.
The second frock is suited to repro
duction in one of the silk-knit fabrics.
The blouse with deep open neck is
crossed in front and finished with a
round collar trimmed with self-band.
I Figured Georgette lined with satin
forms the sash, gracefully arranged at
one side. Turn back cuffs finish the
one-piece flowing sleeves. Medium
size requires S yards 36-inch material.
2 First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 9275. .Sizesn 81 to As inches bust.
Price, IS cents. ..gl3aaa. 49,
q Second Model: Dress No. $3.50.
Sizes, 81 to "A inches bust. Price, IS
cents. e 1aa4 nSlaaesssss. a.. --- " ..
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.KERSHRAUM-TA

Foss Taylor of Hubbard county and
Miss Mary Kershbaum OF Bemidli.
were united in marriage at Q o'clock
Sunday afternoon, at the Methodist
parsonage by Dr.. G. II. zentz. They
were attended by Clark Anderson and
Miss Dorot ny Jarchow. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Kershbaum of Bemidjb and has been
the assistant in DR.. Palmer's Office
for some time. The groom is an es-
teemed citizen of Hubbard county,
where he has farmed for a number
of wears, They will make their home
on a farm about six miles south OF
Bemidji Friends in Bemldji extend
good wishes for happy future.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID
3.' DIVISION MEETS TOMORROW

The miscellaneous division OF tne
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon AT
the home, of Mrs. L. B. Grandy, o2S
Twelfth street, at 2 o'clock sharp,
They. will plan for a food sale to pc
held, soon,y and the afternoon Will be
spent in a social way and in SEWING
refreshments will De served. @s !zs@
The dining room division of which
Mrs. A. e. Ellison is chairman Will
meet "Wednesday afternoon at.
o'clock at, the home Of Mrs. j. n;
Freeman, III 1901 Irvine avenue, ana
the afternoon will be spent in sewing
and in a social way. AL members
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KoLBEs ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Kobe entef-
tanned last night in honor OF the
formers birth anniversary Dinner e
was served at $50 and the evening
was spent in playing cards VT VI
Kobe was presented a birthday re
membrance by the guests. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl, COZ 5oll
MIR and Mrs. A: Klein. M IS. ana NJ, MS Y
Eco Chounard, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Treadwell, Mr.. and Mrs: + T.: Hl eal.
stadt. MI and Mrs. A.Treichel, Mr.
and Mrs. Kruger, and Mr.. and mrs
Manecke. .' :;1;5 AZ = i !. VI 4 za-,
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SET HARNESS FOR SALE

Bids will be received by City Cou1-
ell on Monday, April 4th, 1921, Tor
sale If one set of hand made harness
used by the Fire Department.
Certified check Of 10 per cent 70
accompany all bids. City council re-
serves right to reject any or all BIDS
Fire harness may be examined al
Jacob Browns Harness Shop, lV6
Third street, Bemidji, MINI.
GEO. STEIN, City Clerk.
2-1S-19-25-26-4-1-2.
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q
! Miss Lucille Young, who visited
friends and relatives in Bemidji dur
ing her Easter vacation, returned to
fher. school work at Mizpah today. %
/ r., B. Farr Of Sebeka returned to
Bemidji last night to resume ms
Istudies at the State Normal school,,
latter spending his Easter vacation
| with his parents. s3 FL y
! Miss Linnea Anderson, county
school nurse, returned today from
| the northern part yof the county,
where she has been working. for the
past several days. ~, !. j, Z.
1 Mrs. Allen Fort and two children
were in Bemidji Monday en- route to
their home at Eckles from Margie,
where they have been visiting rela-
/ tives for few days.
i Miss Edith Glasgow is expected to
return to Bemidji today from Worth
ington and Minneapolis, where she
spent her Easter vacation with
friehds and relatives.
Miss Ruth Gruer, teacher in dist
riot No. 10, Grant Valley, who was
Ecalled to New Auburn by the death
Iof her father, M. Gruer, returned 70
/ her school duties Monday.
The many friends of g. =. Haga3
mann 514 Wood avenue, Nymore, will
regret to learn of his having suffered
a third paralytic stroke last week.
Mr.. Hagaman was taken to the N. =.
hospital at Brainerd for treatment.
Miss EIeanore Cooper, daughter OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cooper, Eleventh and
Dalton, who has been very i'll at her
home, is reported to be slightly I'M
4 proved. Her sister Lucille, who has
been critically i'll for a number OF
months does not improve as her
friends would wish.
C. L. Pegelow received word this
morning that baby girl was born
/. to Mrs. Pegelow early this morning
at Minneapolis, where she is visiting
BAT the home of her parents, and ne
Twill leave this evening for that city.
EMr. Pegelow has been appointed
chairman of the Legion membership
4 drive and peg" states that he mas
already secured new member fo1
the Legion Auxiliary.
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DR.. G. III. Zentz will go to Detroit
wednesday, where he will meet Dr..
Harry. L. Wilson Of Chicago, superin-
tendent Of Sunday school institutes,
and together they will arrange 1or
an institute to be held IN Detroit our
ing the month of April. Or. 1entz
will return to Bemidji WEDNESDAY a.,
night. St & 2 s.s
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Remedy Worth Trying.

There are, many troubles which you
cannot cure by the Bible or hymn
book, but which YOU can cure by sys-
tematic exercise and fresh air.--Iienry
Ward Beecher p
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is FINED $40
ON DRUNKENNESS CHARGE

John Boyce, a transient from Deer
River, who was arrested Saturday
afternoon following an alteration
with Sam Kee, a Chinese laundry
man, appeared in municipal court
Yesterday to answer to charge of
drunkenness. He was fined $40, which
he paid. - :. 7 4. ) s. ~.
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. .ELWnon listed ENTERTAINs

Elwood listed invited few frlends
to his home, 1915 Lake Boulevard
last evening. The evening was en-
joyably spent in music. games and
conversation and Mrs. listed served
refreshments. Those present were
Misses Florence 5Bagley,,s Alice. MIN,
nick, Ethel Jameson, Grace listed, ana
Messrs. William Hines, Paul "Bagpy
and Elwood listed. EEfl,&. f..
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WANTED JANITOR

For new armory Make bid and
application to manager BemidJl arm
ory board and give references. Name
salary desired for full time and also
part time basis. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all blds.
1881
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PAGE THREE
ST. PAUL,S SUNDAY SCHOOL Il
HOLDS FOOD SALE TOMORROW

The Sunday school Of st. PauPs
Evangelical church will hold a food
sale tomorrow afternoon between
$50 and 6 o'clock at the office of the
Bemidji Gas company. Fresh home
made doughnuts and cakes will be Of
fered for sale. =. a%&,a zs@}$ 3a@+.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIEs'AID
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

p The bedroom division Of the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian church VIII
meet at the home Of. Mrs. M. J.. Matt
son, 500, Benidji avenue, tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. George SKr reeat IS
chairman Of the division. ~ rS.s,...,;
IA The miscellaneous division OF the
Aid viii meet with Mrs. J. j. @Opsahl,
s11O1 Bemidji avenue, wednesday
evening. .,,gs5 Sia$ 5S$.
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MACCABEE GUARDS WILL a. y.
I'M s HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

Miss Rose, OIsons sea ptain OF the
Maccabee guards, requests that al y
guards be present at a special meet
ing to be held in. the Moose nan,
Thursday, March. 81, at o'clock. In IN
portant businessftis to be transacted.
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LAND OWNERS

We need few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
of Bemidii for our spring listing.
Chas. s. Carter, Bemidji. MINI.
-. u = i 80 S re- 6t4-2
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CARD OF THANKS !

We wish to thank our many frle g!
for their kindness and appreciation
during the recent illness and death q {
OR brother and son, Joe Morain. If He
died at Lake Julia Sanatorlulmr1,
March rs at the age of 10. He was
buried in the Holy Cross cemetery on
March 28. =.
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LAND OWNERS

E We need a few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
of Bemfdji for our spring listing
Chas. s. Carter, Bemidji. MINI.
49," 6t4-2
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Percales SO inches wide, also ging-
hams at Is cents a yard. at Tropp-
mans Bargain Basement. .2t3-29
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MKS' EASTER BALL AN + &@. ~
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL AFFAIR

One of the most enjoyable dancing
parties of the season was held last
evening by the Bemidji lodge OF Elks
at its temple. "A large attendance
enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Mu-
sic was furnished by four-piece or
chestra. ~ ). PHI 1 = 4
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Helmer Holing of Gonvick spent
the week end in Bemidji on business.
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Novel Suggestion.

Restaurant sign In Butler, Mo. !:
aDon't divorce your wife because she
can't cook. Eat here and keep her as
a pet."--Boston Transcript. 49," '..5
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Mrs. y. ]. ,Trask, who spent her
Easter vacation at her home on Lake
Boulevard, returned ITO, her school
work Monday. S. = t ss@Is
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Herman E. Wing of Big Lake was
a business visitor in the city today.

George w. Cross, superintendent OF
the Red Lake Indian agency, spent
few hours in the city on business
today. y. 4 s$i ,,>5 u, y,
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are urged to be present as there is
much work to be done. Refreshments
will be served. @
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# Miss Edith Thernstron left this
noon for Duluth after visiting with.
the August Elmquist family for the
past few days. 555i sss N d
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SUBSCRIBEFOR THE .
- / t,,n@ DAILY PIONEER
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Erwin S. Ward of Wadena spent
the day here yesterday on. business.
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FOR ANY KIND OF real estate deal,
81 see or write Willis & Olson, the
land men. lit
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w. e. Mclaughlin of Perham was
a Bemidji business visitor yesterday.
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Allen. Fort of Eckles transacted
business in Bemidji between trains
Monday. s,# r. IA tsf ij v a.
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S II. i,s ]. 5ts Il 385
"A n 3553 sss n IN
- = 81.
"a
~ -
vksA5H nA%(e.y ~ .NlSsN
.SA~I
3S1 e4Gx6
y
j. e, ROLAND Of Thief River Fails
was Monday visitor here,
Mrs. Bert Gannan Of Gemmell spent
- = ',. - =
Troppman's Bargain Basement.
\, .S.5 2t3-29
1900 ----- -
was q Bemidji visitor yesterday.
---- ----- sz q. ,.@5 g. i
see Of write Willis & Olson, the
land men. 1-1tf
------ h ssss WI 4. t ID g
business caller in Bemidji Monday.
81. X q, .- e ---.- -. d Y. tt
Erwin S. Ward of Wadena spent
5'.S ~ 49, 49,
Percales SO inches wide,. also ging-
hams at Is cents yard, at Tropp-
55, ri - $500 Ut Vt ss
w. G.. Mclaughlin Of Perham was
q Bemidji business visitor yesterday.
ELL ------s.gs
the week end in Bemidji on business.
@ ------- 49, \ s;,t
9.$ Cash paid Tor Liberty bonds. g.
% .z< 1-lStl
----.-ss 4 e, : ! 80. !, :, II; =
MRS. e. a: HendIlxson, ~ ~ r .iah
llst. .z5..sjs III 4s Al. *z &; IN
Il =, ..--,, : o,in.,r. ro,,,. IN, !.
Fl neip ~ o 49, u ~ e. .l1mn ,1l
ualay. ptloile KS s:ys - .:
Ana For+ q Rockies transacted
business in Bemidji between trains
: = u 49,
-. g, y. ,y4 SSSs2s
Good quality cheese cloth at a o.
cents a yard. Troppm ans Bargain
& Basement. s..=.. i IA. zzzt.1$:2t 1923
Myron Knott is attending TO Dust
ness matters at his farm near NeDisn
this week. &E } }fst 81
- - a. k<>yh ,Svy
You nave 9 rlgnt 70 expe.e - Ivy 10y
footwear c1eaper ato4l ,,ans
cause YOU sp ~ 81, y Mno'e oISetf
p.n+ c,or,, na1ton avanue, left for
cair1ar Mondav whare IA will trans
~ eot h ~ ~ weak I'LL !.
. - .5-- - Gene ;s:# r; !;
NeM sni i'st a ~ A "
Il 49, - .,.s ~ ,,osa,,,o ont ~ 7S2t3.29
" oe'setue .s = !fs s. -.
f2. "a. !. ~ 80, (, \ ~,
was in Bemld]l SATURDAY snopp pm
and transactlng business 5.4%
!. ---- 3.s5s5 aai iss
$4,000 to loan on farms. the
Dean and Co., Bemtd III, MINNESOTA.
. ?. : Z,
a,4- ------ j. 5i' l. 4
Miss lone K.4Brecnet Of Interna-
tional Falls spent last evening in the
civ as the guest Of friends, a
roh, xo,rs wbo as been i'll at
- 49, $50 o1a M;nnesnfa avenue. has
r 80, and Is ahfe to be out again
5.s 49,, :; ), !, ~ ~ ~, Z, 4 Il 4;
yet TUG naDi..ot o - Fec at mr.
y exceptlonal vaau 1875 So g ~ e.ostf
STORE. suih l'5ls onoo ~ -"
X sI:55TT.4!,sS, y. f !. X j, 81 !.
of Northome were among the out oi
town business callers IN the CITY MOI MOI.
4 day. i .5 ==5z. . IN. ;;5. d
s., f.. - --. v. V S a IA.
Elwood listed returned last night
to the University of Minnesota after
NJ. n r ,r- ISt cd 5.tS%sE
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6 y. s;#l'. Gn,
FIRE DEPARTMENT HOLDS a. Z
s ENJOYABLE EASTER DANCE

The Bemidji fire departmen held
an enjoyable Easter Monday dance
at the old armory last evening ana
large crowd was in attendance. Mu-
sic was furnishe ed zby hve-piece or
chestra. ssas;ssss nd: ss.rs d
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Myron Knott is attending to busi-
ness matters at his farm near Nebis g
this week. -s5. 2.:-:s u l45 II. ST "
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You have a right to expect to buy
footwear cheaper at our store, be-
cause you buy at wholesale prices.
Consumers Shoe Co.. 3-23tf
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II. Leroy Elwell left: Sunday for
Minneapolis where he will transact
business1for a few days. He expects
to return to, Bemidji Wednesday. ssa
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Phelps Grocery delivers four times
daily. Call phone 657. {1mo4-l
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Mrs. G. A. HENDERSON, 922 Park
avenue, is reported to be on the sick
list. IA. VI. s u g, INCL; ;5,i:.s "
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Robert Smith Of Cas- Lake was "a
business caller in Bemidji Monday.
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Good quality cheese cloth at ~ Q
cents a yard. Troppm ans Bargain
basement. \, a Va. 7,=1.4S s.z{2t3-29
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Bert Clark, Dalton avenue, left for
solway Monday where he will trans
act business for week i
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Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Rev. C. ,Backus of Bagley will deli
er an illustrated lecture on the last
DAYS of Christ at the Congregational
church, Nymore. There will also be
a large number of illustrated songs.
You cannot afford to miss this. off
fering will meet expenses. i lt .s'-
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Elmer Lund Of International Falls
was Bemidji visitor yesterday.
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n Cash paid TOR Liberty bonds. g.
B. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
$500 ! 80. :, TX u. ~ r.. = u q ~
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New shipment of ladies pumps and
oxfords just arrive Troppman's
XRareain basement. e. 1929
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Mrs. Jessie sKurtzbein OF Bagley
was in Bemidji Saturday shopping
and transacting business.
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Miss lone K.sBrecnet Of lnterna1
tional Falls spent last evening in the
civ as the guest Of friends. PUG.
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$3.50 !; S
71E1r(R
J. u. ROLAND Of Thief River Fails
was a Monday visitor here,
J Mrs. Bert Gannan of Gemmell spent
the day in Bemidji Monday

81 so Batiste cotton waist 79c:
Troppman's Bargain Basement.
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Get the habft#of locking Tor such
exceptional values ais we offer at our
store. Consumers Shoe Co. S-23tf
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Easter footwear at the usual low
prices at the little store with the big
Values, Consumers Shoe co. 5-1otl
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John Koors, who; has been Ill at
his home, 912 Minnesota avenue, has
recovered and is abfesto be out again.
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r., $4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., BemidH Minnesota.
~ .c;=;5 ~ 1%s 1Ol27tf
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Miss Lucille Young, who visited
friends and relatives in Bemidji dur
ing her Easter vacation, returned to
| her. school work at Mizpah today. n
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Mrs. T.. Amundson and little
daughter and sson Of Leonard, spent
a few days with Mrs. AmundsoRHs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones'
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e. w. Harnwell returned last night
from wadena where he attended q
meeting of the board Of trustees OF
the Methodist assembly grounds. cor
poration Of the Fergus Falls district,
held in that city yesterd day. .:.-,.:s
Evening star., 1921-06-20
INVITED TO WITNESS
COWBOYS IN WILD WEST STUNTS

+. Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 90
Possibility that both Secretaries
A. B. Fall of the Interior Depart
ment and Edwin DENLY of the
Navy Department will visit Wy
oming this summer is related in
q telegram received by the Chey-
enne frontier days committee to-
day from Republican Floor Lead
err Frank w. Mondeu of the ma
tional House Of Representatives.
Several weeks ago the commit
tee sent Mr.. Mondell invitations
to the two department heads to
attend the frontier days celebra-
tion, July rs to %. inclusive. ask
ing the Wyoming representative to
present them to the cabinet MEM
bers. Today Mr.. Monden wired:
'This morning ] personally pre-
sented the frontier days invita-.
tions to Messrs. Fall and DENLY,
urging that they arrange the itin-
erary Of their coming western
trips so as to stop in Cheyenne for
the silver anniversary of the big
celebration. Both expressed the
hope that this might be possible"
The invitations to the two cabi-
net members. read. in part:
"You will see celebration
known Throughout the world for
having the most spectacular and
virile sports latter-day mankind
Evening star., 1921-06-20
OYSTER WILL FILED.
Widow, Named to Receive $25, 900,
Offers No Objections.

No objection having been filed by
the widow or heirs-at-law of George
NJ. Oyster, jr.. Justice Hitz, presiding
in the Probate Court. this afternoon
admitted to probate the will of Mr..
Oyster and the codicil which he signed
at Atlantic City shortly before his
death. leaving his widow. Cecil Oyster,
twenty-six years old, a legacy of
$25.000 in lieu of her dover. Letters
testamentary were granted to Edwin
C. Brandenburg, named as executor
under the will. The bond of the
executor was fixed at $65,O00.
The fact that Mrs. Oyster made no
objections to the probate of her hus-
bands will, it is stated, does not
mean that she has determined to ac-
cept the legacy. She has six months
under the law to decide whether she
will accept the bequest or ask for her
dover. 1t is expected her counsel,
Daniel w. O'Donoghue. will await
filing of formal appraisement of the
estate by the court appraisers before
advising his client whether to accept
the legacy Of $25,00O. The executor in
his petition for probate put value of
$4,000 on the estate.
Evening star., 1921-06-20
AMERICAN GOLFERS
.AREPLAY|NG WELL
Turn in Good Scores in Brit.
ish Tournament-Fred
Mcleod Has an 81.
By the Associated Press.


ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. June 90
More than $50 golf players Of world re-
nown began the qualifying rounds Of the
British open golf championship tourna-
ment here today. In that number there
were seventeen American professional
and amateur golfers who had crossed the
Atlantic to attempt to carry away the
chief goIfing laurels Of Britain from this
historic course.
Altogether. there are 15S entrants. who
embrace the reigning titleholders Of six
countries. The low scores for the first
eighty men will qualify player to COM
pete in tho championship rounds. The
golfers faced stin wind today.
Maests Score Il High
Fred Mcleod of Washington. d. c.,
went over the old course in 81. The
professional record for this course is II
and the amateur mark In 73.
Chick Evans. American amateur
champion, was around In s..
Charles Honner, Philadelphia, did well
William Melhorn. Shreveport had an
James Braid Of Walton Heath, former
open champion, scored IS.
Alex Herd. former British open
champion, mao a ~.
J: Douglas Edgar. Atlanta, turned in
, Walt Walter !. Hagen = of Detroit went
Robert T. Bobby Jones Of Allan
ia, Ga, had a 76.
Jock Hutchison Of Chicago did n.
Harry Vardon. the English star.
had IS.
Scores on Eden Corse.
Among the best scores over the Eden
course were:
A. H. Taylor. Mid-Surrey, 76.
Angel de la Tore, Madrid. 79.
DR.. Paul Hunter, Los Angeles, so.
George Mclean. Grassy Sprain, New
York, IT.
George Duncan, Hanger Hill, British
open golf champion. 76.
Wilfred Reid, America, SO.
New York, 78.
,, John Burgess. Ashville, n. c., So,
Emmet French of Youngstown, Ohio,
81.
Clarence Hackney. Atlantic City,
N. J., 80.
champion, IS.
Atna Massey, French champion. 70.
Edward Ray Of Oxhey. 81.
Joseph H. kirkwood, Australian open
champion. 73.
Abe Mitchell, North Foreland, II.
w. G. Hunt, United States, 7S.
Tom Kerrigan, New York, 78.