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Evening star., 1921-08-22
MANY MATCHES PLAYED
IN SUBURBAN TOURNEY

Practically all of the winners in
the first and second rounds of the
Suburban Tennis League tournament
yesterday took their matches in
straight sets. and. in most instances.
favorites scored. Third and fourth
rounds will be played next Sunday
with the semi-finals and finals fol-
lowing a week later. Yesterdays
results:
First round--Caliin defeated =. May by de-
fault; McCathran defeated Clary, 10, 6-1.
ID: Benton defeated Metxler. S-6 81;
Minnix defeated F. V. Sicker. 8-S, 8-3.
6-4; Robinson defeated Henderson. 80. SO.
g: Spence defeated Phillips, Sc. 6-3;
Beadle defeated II. May. ss. 60: Clarke
defeated kisluik. 60, 81; Fowler defeated
Thurtell by default: f. Dowd defeated f. Bal
linser. 8-3. 81: Shepard defeated J. Dowd.
s.. 6-3: W. Ballinger defeated Ridgeway,
6-2. Is: Newby defeated Haas by default
o. HOweBStein defeated Sickler. 60, 6-3
Second round-Burweil defeated Knapp. 9-7,
7-5: Mangan defeated Ieakin. 81. 8-l:
Mayfield defeated King. 6-3, 8-; McCath-
ran defeated Calan 60. 6-2; Robinson de-
feated Spence. 3-8. 81. So: Clarke de-
feated Beadle. 81. ss. IS: Hills defeated
Burke, 7-5. 60; Seward defeated r. Howen-
stein by default: Hoffman defeated Pierce
6-2, 7-5; Slancker defeated A. May, g.
60; c. Dowd defeated Dyer. g.. s-
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both for the greater sio'1
It was with the hope OF SHOWING SHOWING
suzanne Lenglen that sne unhas
corner the, the maTkeI arsslhs an that that the two
latest woman players VINO ever eve
canne ont of the west-Mrs: may Su.
80, Rnndy and Miss Mary X: BroWne
-rsturned to tournament piay llH IT,,
long years Of retirement: nt.ndeG In %
pundy's case the absence exIenueu
Ger almost fourteen years. ana MiSS itss
Browne had been out OF the 'i'ie
chases half that long.
Play Great Tennis.
u.couse Suzanne Lenglen cougheo IN
onnortunity's face when he knockeu
at her door last Tuesday nel.her %
thess Californians who once
fituIar tennis queens met her.
they met and conquered most
other woman stars assembled hei
ehout with the exception OF Mrs'
Mallory and Miss Eleanor Goss'
And Mrs. Mallory will never lot
eat tbe thrilling, slashing game sne
had to play last Friday to eliHiha.S, ~,
Mrs. Bundy in the national sen ',a q
nor the stamina and strategy sne va va
forced to summon to retain her tltie
the following day after Miss bro" "he
had won the first set of the nnals;
These two western tennis heroines
opened their eastern campaish ny
boiling over all entra.s Mics
New York state tournament. MISS s
browne beat Mrs. Bundy in the
finaIs. The next day the Santa Mon
ica % maiden took the title away from
Miss Marie Wagner of New York,
the 1920 champion. Miss Browne
was stopped in the semi-finais at ae une
Seabright invitation matches by MISS
STaannr Coss of New York, ranking
nIaTer No. 5. who also defeated
the fifteen-year-old prodigy of Berk,
lev Miss Helen Wills. in the third
round there. Miss Wills later became
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LISTS TEN GRID GAMES.

Davidson Colleges foot hill schedule
calls for ten games, as follows:
september "a, Virginia at Char
!ottesville; 80, South Carolina Pres
byterian at Davidson
October s, Georgia Tech, at Atlanta;
Davidson: 90. University of Richmond
at Richmond.
November 5. North Carolina State;
~, North Carolina at Winston Salem
Is, Elon at Davidson; "a, Furman at
Greenville.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

He isn't spender-that is to say,
old-time champions. who would line
friends and fiatterers up against a bar
and buy real wine until the barkeep 8
arm got tired ringing the cash regis
ter. Jack is simple liver and his
wants are modest. You couldn't give
him a great big diamond-that is. If
you stipulated that he wear it.
No Flare About Him.
There is no flare about him. Unoh-
trusive clothes. plain fare and diff
fdent manner-thats Jack. In TINS
connection there 81 little story.
Some time ago, Jack was introduced
at an exclusive golf club. He liked the
one day in the clubhouse it came to
his ears that some supersensitiVe
member had objected to his presence
on the course. This objector had not
met Jack. The mere idea of a fighter
playing at his club had excited his
there again.
Il don't like to go where I'm not
wanted" he said quietly. You know
there are lots of people who object
to fighters"
But to get back to the hoboes. poor
NUTS" Jack will say. Things always
break against them; against a lot of
them anyway. ] know how it is. There
have been times when l would take a
stake myself
For the men or for the sort of men
who knew him in days far less bright
than those of the present. he has
nothing but friendship and pleasant
recollections. He is one of those men
who have succeeded, who don't want
/ to murder every II knew him when"
guy that falls across his path.
Harry ErtIe, the Jersey City mar
shal. made a great reputation
throughout the country by his fine
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PENNSYLV LVANIA eleven
TO PLAY NINE GAMES

University of Pennsylvania foot ball
team will play nine games this sea-
son. all but one of which will be in
Philadelphia. The revised schedule fol-
lows:
September "a, Delaware.
October l. Franklin and Marsha II
s. Gettysburg; Is. Swarthmore: %.
Virginia Military Academy; %, Pitts
burgh.
November s. Lafayette; -. Dart
mouth at Polo Grounds. New York
"a. Cornell.
According to present plans. John
w. Heisman, head coach, will have
twenty-five veteran candidates report
to him at Cape May September for
two weeks preliminary work.
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the national Junior champion by de.
feating Miss Virginia Carpenter OF
Philadelphia at Forest Hills.
Miss Browne and Mrs. Louise r.
Williams of Los Angeles won the
national doubles title at Forest Hills.
In the Metropolitan tournament
Miss Browne defaulted on advice OF
her physician. and Mrs. Bundy
triumphed daily until the semi finals
when it required three sets for Mrs.
Mallory to subdue her.
Davis Comes to Front.
Willis e. Davis Of San Francisco
won leg on the Meadow Clubs cup
at Southampton by defeating Vincent
Richards, last winters winner. in
the challenge round. and with Wash
burn took the doubles.
The Kinsey brothers, Robert and
Howard, of California, were semi
finalists in doubles at the Newport
invitation tournament, and finalists
at Seabright, when they lost to the
Davis cup combination, Williams and
Washburn.
Philip Neer of Leland Stanford. Jr.,
University, the intercollegiate cham
pion. and Wallace ]. Bates of the
University of California garnered
plain and fancy victories in an as
sortment of eastern tournaments.
And William NJ. Johnson of San
Francisco is picking on everybody
that gets across the net from him.
Particularly he is annoying r. Norris
williams. I'd, of Boston. johnson
won both the Longwood tournament
and the one at Seabright by beating
williams in the finals. Some of the
provost experts are predicting he
will cap of the VESTS triumphs this
year by dethroning William T. Til
den, I'd, the national champion. in
the championship tournament at
la alIlhia
Evening star., 1921-08-22
VlRGINIA,S GRID SQUAD
TO START SEPTEMBER 8

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, August
22.-September will mark Virginia S
1921 foot ball start. Fourteen from
last years seventeen letter men are
returning and good material is COM
ing from the 1920 freshmen eleven.
DIR. Rice Warren again is head
coach. His assistants have as yet not
bee named, but several excellent men
are under consideration.
The schedule: September "a. David
son; October 1. Richmond College;
October 8, George Washington; Octo-
her Is. V NJ l., Lexington. Va; Oc-
tober %. Johns Hopkins; october 90.
Princeton, Princeton, n. j.: Novem-
ber 5. Georgia. Athens, Ga; November
|12. West Virginia; November "a. North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, n. c.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
BOB MARTIN NEAR DEATH
AS AUTO DROPS so FEET

TERRA ALTA. w. Va, August e.
Bob Martin. the heavyweight fighter,
whose home is here. had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury when the auto
mobile in which he and his wife were
riding went over fifty-foot embank-
ment.
Only Martins GOODNESS in applying the
emergency brake prevented the car from
dropping into an old mine opening. He
stopped the car Just five yards from the
mole. Had he turned to the right to
avoid the opening he would have dropped
over steep bank to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks, where a freight
train was passing
Evening star., 1921-08-22
NET TITLES DECIDED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 22':-
Kirk Reid. Ohio state singles tennis
champion, successfully defended his
title by winning the final round of
the tournament from Willis Fulton,
4-6. IS. 6-3, 60. The mems
doubles championship went to Harold
Eartel and Henry Wick, who defeated
Reid and Vinton Vernon, 2-6, 6-3.
GO. St. Ruth Wise again annexed
the women's singles title by winning
from Mrs. F. c. Johnson of Detroit.
g., 6-1.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

Boston to MAKE pi SAiiii'
star players who will represent the
for the world famous trophy.
.The men" said Mace. won't 90
much training until they return 10
Forest Hills, which will be next SUNDAY
Then there will be a course OF mug 1 oigot Iot
ing with no sweets OF paso''
vi ,J.ca was an interested spectator OF
The NAV in woman'S national cnaitp
shin Discussing those matches, ne ~
,Marted on the splendid condition OF the
players. cara Of them
selves as these women do there Woulu @
aod of training" he said. The
sar,e GOES for foot ball or any streh-
uous sport"
Not Good for Looks.
.-D, Won think a strenuous game like
tennis is good for a young woman
looks, he was asked.
"No~ Mace shrugged. cit plays the
deuce with their looks. am reLea
r;np Of course, to strenuous touliia
a5f nlay season in and season GUY.
those kind of matches give tneti et
faces a strained look, takes tne so, as
ness out of their eyes ana slrasa to
out curves which are supposed - ~
heautify the female figure. Ine RED :
SON men don't get the same enect -
hecause from boyhood they nave psen
nIavine base ball, foot ball ana othet
strenuous games. Again. they are u
tougher fiber than women. ..h.+
.Do you notice." he went on, ., =
it is the exception 10 wafer when during ing a
match? That means good cohoieio
Most men are slipping oatmeal Wa.ei at
ginger ale. or plain water every Sc!
Evening star., 1921-08-22
TEX FIRM WITH BOXERS.
Insists That Wilson and Downey
Must Each Post AZ 600

NEW YORK. August 22.-Tex Rick
ara has demanded that Johnny
wilson of Boston and Bryan Downey
OIL Cleveland post $1,000 each i'm
medlately to bind their appearance in
middleweight title contest at Jer-
sey City on Labor. day. instead of the
$1,000 previously arranged
Rickard insisted also that both box
ers come to New York at once to COM
plete training.
The boxers have agreed to weigh in
at the prescribed middleweight limit
LOO pounds. six hours before ring time
1t is planned to start the bout at 4
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
CHICAGO FAN BEWAILS
FANCY NAMES ON TEAM

They say" said an old Chicago Cub
fan. that there's nothing in a name,
but l claim that there is. Take the
old Cub machine. for example There
was Frank Chance. Joe Tinker, Artie
Hoffman and Jimmy Sheckard-all
fellows with regular names. But look
at the lineup today. There's Clarence
Twombly and Percy Jones and Virgil
Cheeves. Don't tell me that the game
hasn't changed"
Evening star., 1921-08-22
Athletes to Prepare.

Candidates for the Costello Post
team that will compete in the Amer
ican Legion track and field games to
be held at Chesapeake Beach Thurs
day are to report daily at $50 o'clock
at Georgetown University field for
practice. Dorsey Griffith is in charge
of the SQUAD
Evening star., 1921-08-22

handling Of the Dempsey Carpenter
battle. He is in constant demand from
points far and near. Jersey. Now 1t
is said that he will be the third man
In the ring at the kilbane-Frush in
ternational championship feather
weight sbattle in Cleveland next
month. Tom McGinty, who is pro-
noting the bout. says that Kilbane
Will receive $65.000 for his effort
The gate is expected to amount to
about $1650OO
Evening star., 1921-08-22
CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK,

NEWARK, N. j.. August 22-Bobby
Walthour. jr.. son Of the once noted
Dixie Flyer" has clinched the Amer
lean amateur bicycle championship.
With one more race to be decided,
young Walthour has run up a total OF
is points in winning three events and
finishing second in another. while
William Grimm of Newark, his near
est rival, has only nine.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
HUTCHINSON AND BARNES
TO TOUR PACIFIC COAST

BOSTON, August 22-Jock Hutch
ison. British open golf champion. and
Jim Barnes of Pelham. American open
title holder. will tour the Pacific
coast in a series of exhibition matches.
1t is understood the tour will start
on December / and that most of the
matches will be played in southern
California.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
Wins at Barnyard Golf.

AKRON. Ohio. August %. George
May, former national horseshoe pitch
ing champion, defeated Frank Jackson
of Kellerton. Iowa, recognized ma
tional champion, in an exhibition
match here yesterday, six games out
of nine.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
WIMBERLEY TO COACH.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. August 22.-
Announcement of the appointment OF
A. Byron Wimberley of New Whining
ton. Pa. as director Of athletics at
Illinois Wesleyan University has been
made W Wimberley was captain of
Washington and Jefferson's eleven OF
1916.
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TIGER CAPTAIN IN 1915
is TO SUCCEED HARLOW
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n YORK, 22-Frank Click
head bac:ed coach of the Tigers
successful yearslQ9 and l920has
his Duties enlightened knowledge
sonaliy ideals make him desirable
att
Evening star., 1921-08-22
WILL SAIL TWO OCEANS
IN FIFTEEN-FOOT BOAT

Bound for Vancouver, via the Pana-
ma canal, Capt. ]. T. Day, Harry In
glis and ]. H. Morrison put OF from
Halifax, n. S., in a ffteen-foot boat.
sail. jib and oars. They will follow
the coast line.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
Ball Leh
MANY TITLES CAPTURED
BY GROUP FROM PACIFIC

Ew YORK August "a little group OF California men and wo
rackets They going back home soon with almost everything
70 offer championships silver bowls and
get the whole took its legs Two things
thew but the womens national
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$4,000 IN RACE PURSE,

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y. August ~
Fourteen events, carrying a total OF
slightly more than $4,000. will make
up the program of the 1921 renewal
of the Poughkeepsie grand circuit
meeting. which will open Tuesday al
the Hudson River Driving Park.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

Certain-teed Paints and
Fred M. Haas, zoos R. l. Ave. N. E.
Washington, d. 6.
Sidney L. Hechinger Co. 9th and
G Sts. S.W.; Camp Meigs, NE.
J.. w. Loveless, 10 Florida Ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-22
DEMPSEY'S COIN FADES
AS HE "HELPS" HOBOES
BY SPARROW McGANN.

22Jack Dempsey will necessity
signing up SOO battle if
away money. Jack isn't spending it. The hoboes getting
just giving Kansas City Sawbuck,
and other knights OF the brake beam and the ayck and the
the brother Jacks hand and his pocket almost
Evening star., 1921-08-22

Johnny Hayes, the Olympic mara
thon winner in London in 1908, has
been appointed athletic director of
one of the New York city districts.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

San Francisco high schools have re-
placed the English rugby foot ball
game with the American method of
MI
Evening star., 1921-08-22
TOURNEY TENNIS, TELLS
ON WOMEN'S FEATURES
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW August -Walter Mace Yale athletic trainer VINO
has been appointed by the United States Tennis Association to
80, tho of has
to make Longwood for his quartet of
pvers the United States the challenge round
Evening star., 1921-08-22

J. Ogilvfe. an English timer, has Of
ficiated in nearly 5000 athletic meets
France has two national organiZa-
/ tions looking after women's sports.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

or between sets. Yet the present
generation of man players are models
in the way Of condition compared to
, some of the old-time players I've
trained. There was time when crack
| tennis players lived high, believe me-"
Evening star., 1921-08-22

Lewis e. Hummer, 1419 Pa. Ave.
NV, Washington, D. G.
p. Goldblatt & Co, 1923 Pa. Ave.
NV.
w. e. Perry, Bethesda, Nd.
@. p. Bickford, Berwyn. Md.
d. Derzavitz, Ill 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-22

iii by These Merchants:
Mt. Rainier Hdv. Co. Mt. Rainier.
Nd.
w. w. Welsh Estate, Rockville,
Md.
NJ. M. Walker, Washington Grove.
Md. /.
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Mrs. Florence II. Leeds in his affcc.
lions, came from her social circle.
lhcrc is doubt that the mystery
woman will he named in Mrs. Still
man charges. Up to the present her
nam" has not appeared in any Of the
pap"rS. The best information obtain.
ahIc is thar she is eager to testify for
Mrs. StIIman, but that there is no in.
i"ntlon ar present to ask her to testify
Justice MorSchauscr announced yes.
Lcrdhl IN PoughkecpSir that no would
M" tomorrow his decision aS to tho
amount of alimouv and counsel foes
Wnlrh MIR. StilIman shall pay Mrs
NtiIIman pending judgment in his di-
N"r"c action.
Mr Siiilman i~ reported to hc pre-.
parIng to leave America.
SmartIug under tho criticism aroused
by his attack ON his wife aud tn
hwlhriGht of Baby Guy Sti.Iman. the
banker j. reported to have ordered his
iaih'r house in Paris made ready for
Imm"lai" occupancy.
I"naIlurr from the country at this
.m". u was argued. would mean the
virtual abandonment of the suit which
u" has brought against his wife. Il
would a,>' leave th" hahv. Gay. whom
Nlo,wan h0~ rrrudiHtod. n possession
.' nj, his rights a> son and heir ul Ih,|
bunker.
Some of 'h" greatest figures in 'ho
social lite oi \rN Nork arfrd aS ,o'un-
f''r detectives 'ur Mrs. Sttllman, il wa.
earned Yesterday.
II wa~ men and women of hcr ovn
social srt who first told Mrs. SrImnq
"l I'll" woman Of myNcry. who now
j. >"ru an important and intriguing
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deserted her in October two years be
fore. She continued to reside in her
own home. handsome cottage at Pa
citic avenue and st. Charles place. DR..
Senseman took up his residence subse
qucntly in Pacific avenue, short dis
tance away.
Mrs. SCnsemnn testified that the sur =
gcon's letter to her, written from Wer-
nersville, came to her like n thunder
bolt from blue sky" In It he said a:
"ln the first place. think you must
know by this time that | have not one
spark of love or affection slcft for you.
That this is true is matter Of pro-
found regret to mo. We were mismatcd
i seemed to bring out the worst in
you and you in me.
In her testimony the plaintiff stated
her husbands attitude toward her
changed. first from being one of cold
ness and Indifference and developing
into surinCss and fits of temper"
DR.. Senscman served at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. for n part of the war. He
is a member Of the Board Of Governors
OF Atlantic City Hospital. and ranks
AT the head Of his profession. Mrs.
ScnsPmnn also comes Of prominent
family. and has been active in philan-
thrOpic and club circles.
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mendcd that a committee of seven, In :
cluding the police commissioner, the fire
commissioner and corporation counsel
be appointed to continne investigation
Of the disaster.
Police and Department of Justice
agents throughout the country were
searching today for man said TO have
been identified ms the driver of wagon
which carried the destructive bomb into
the financial district. A description Of
this man. who is said to he a we'll
known anarchist, has been sent to
policemen throughout the country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-31
TRAIL DEATH WAGON DRIVER
Reward Of $4,000 Urged for Cap.
ture Of Wall Street Bombers

New York. March 31.-(By A. PD-
An increase from $4,000 to $50 ZOO in
the reward offered for apprehension Of
perpetrators of the explosion in Wall
street last September was suggested by
the committee of the whole of the hoard
OF estimates today. II also was rccom-
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Fall 1000 Fee, and Live
NimeapoIis. Ninn March a

Minneapolis. Mimi. March 31.-CBy
A. PD-MontGomery Meade. of Vale.
Mont. and Walter Olson. Of Mime
apolis. fell 5000 feet in triplanc,
were thrown from the plane fifty feet
from the earth, landed in an upright
position. unconscious. and escaped scri =
ous injury here yesterday
, 1921-09-08
LOCAL.

The s. S. Parma" IS expected to
leave New York on Thursday, 18th inst.
The Creole is just getting in With Por.
to Rico and St. Thomas mail.
Movie admirers are reminded Of the
big programme on for tonight when in
addition to the concluding parts of The
Secret Kingdom there will be presented a
drama and screen magazine. 1t is suggest
ed to the management to let the parts of
the serial be the last item on the pro
this being desired by many
who would not care to have it followed
straightway by a new picture, on which
interest is sure to be undeveloped.
, 1921-09-08
OFFICIAL NEWS.

Mr.. j. B. Thompson, who has been Sc
lected by the Secretary Of Agriculture to
take charge Of the Agricultural Expert
ment Stations in the Virgin Islands, ar
rived on the u. S. S. Kittery Saturday
night.
Lieutenant Leo. F. :. Koran, U, S..
Marine Corps, who has been on leave of
absence ia the United States. returned to
St. Thomas on the u. S. S. Kittery.
Lieutenant Charles w Lane, Medical
Corps, u. S. Navy, recently relieved as
Chief Municipal Physician for st. Tho
mas and St. Johns, sailed on the Kittery
for the United States
, 1921-09-08
TELEGR MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Sept. 2nd-Sir Hamar Green
wood. Chief Secretary for Ireland, has
been summoned to Gairloch, by Mr..
Lloyd George, Robert c.. Barton who
took to Gairloch the reply of Mr.. De
Valera to Mr.. Lloyd Georges last note,
is to remain at Gairloch at the request
of the Prime Minister. The other Sim
Fem delegate, Mr.. McGrath, will re-
turn to London. There is still 40 indi-
cation here of the time when De Valera's
reply will be published.
Foresthill, N. Y. Sept. Possible pro-
spects that the Davis Cup, emblematic
of the worlds tennis championship,
might travel to Japan this autumn, re-
ceived a decided set back on the courts
of the Westside Club here this after
noon when the United States defending
players won two straight matches from
their Japanese challengers. VIM. John
son of Sanfrancisco, national champion
in 1915 and 1919, defeated lchiya Kuma-
ga in straight sets at singles by scores
of 6-2, ga, 6-2, VIM. Tilden of Philadel-
phia, present United States titlehoIder,
had a far more difficult task in subdu-
ing Zenzo ShimidzJ in a five set battle
by scores Of y, 5-5, So, 81. Tomor-
row Watson Washburu of New York
ana X. MOTIFS WlllldHlS Ol boston, tue
United States doubles team, will play
the same Japanese players in the third
match of the challenge round, \ vic
tory fer the United States pair would
mean the retention Of the cup Won in
Newzealand last winter as three VIC
tories out of five matches are all that
is required under the rules.
Washington, Sept. 3rd. An u1forti-
fed boundary line more than three thou
sand miles long, between the United
States and Canada, is the best testimony
that the world grows wiser and better,
President Harding said in a letter to
day to be read at the dedication OF a
PEI ce portal in commemoration of more
than a century of uninterrupted peace be-
tween the United States and Great Bri-
tain. The portal to be dedicated Sept.