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Evening journal., 1921-02-14

Morris Goldberg and John Mallory.
Oh, Mr.. Marshall
At the meeting yesterday a motion
was passed that the club hold a
monthly get-together affair, known
as a good-time smoker. for the
members to get better acquainted and
to promote good fellowship, This
should prove to be one Of the best
affairs ever gotten mp by the club,
and we look for big dOings.
Evening journal., 1921-02-14

the infection can also be caused by
means OF a bottle from an infected
house. by means OF a case on the
dairy premises without proper isola-
tion. and then from an unrecognized
case. If person who handles milk
is a carrier" OF either of these dis
eases he may infect the milk every
time he sneezes or coughs. as the in
fection is blown out i'm droplets
Evening journal., 1921-02-14
slain NEGRO
WAS HUNTED
AS MURDERER
Onnilnned from FIrst Paee

Continued from First Page.
has ever been any occurrence De-
tween lhe two that would warrant
shooting
When questioned, he told the po-
lice that his recollection OF The affair
while he pulled the trigger are
vague and he could not say whether
his pulling the trigger was an acci-
dent. or a sudden flash OF anger al
having been laughed at he swcars,
Evening journal., 1921-02-14

through the nose and mouth.
Septic sore throat is also caused
by infected milk.
Improperly produced or handled.
or unsafe milk then can cause:
deaths from diarrheal dis
eases. 2-Tuberculosis. 3-Epi-
denies or scattered cases OF typhoid
fever, diphtheria. scarlet fever and
septic sore throat.
How is the milk you use handled d?
Evening journal., 1921-02-14

An elimination contest has been
arranged between Kid Johnson and
Slim Hcssian to take place within the
near future. II these boys box a
draw a bout may be arranged be-
tween the managers Of the boxers
Evening journal., 1921-02-14

The boys seem Inclined 10 help the
treasury. If tn Is keeps up we won't
will have In draw hIry and hire a
judge. Keep the good work up. hoys
Evening journal., 1921-02-14
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARD.

Some sort OF contest s TO be staged
by Bearcat Wiggans. Kid johnson
Bucky McGnness and Albert Barns
Jr-, to win what they seem 10 think
is the only girl What they intend
doing is TO eliminate one another.
Pha Sylvester, the second de mo-
tlOn man, was back with rs again
yesterday, but owing 10 a recent in
jury was not inclined to stir nm ac-
tion. Come on, Phil, get back in
form and let's have some fun.
You sleepers better not get caught
mapping or a bench warrant will be
served on you. II talk counts for
anyth ng we viii have to take Mr..
| Temples red necktie into considera-
ton. 1t talks for itself.
As a pinochle sharp. Mike Lardner
ought to try his hand at pitching
quoits.
Battling Danny Murray Is getting in
| shape 10 take on the best boys in his
class at the present time. We sug-
gest the kndergarten.
Olen Hackett and Whitley Pretty
man had their bumps read by a
fortune-teler the other day. All we
could hear them mubbling yesterday
was -four wives and - children "
We don't know which OF the two is
supposed TO be the lucky man. Both
are in the best OF spirits.
The smoker held last Friday eve
ming was one Of the biggest Sue
lcesses ever undertaken by th,N club.
| The show as a whole was one Oi the
best ever held in This city, and d :
audience showed its appreciation by
continuous applause.
Everybody out tonight and follow
the crowd to Chester. Five OF our
I own wildcats are pitted against
some very strong rivals. The feat
ure Of the show will be the Carney
SUM bout Tickets can be boughl
from Olen Hacketi A bus will leave
the club house. So let's go.
The boys seem Inclined 10 help thS
! treasury. If tn Is keeps up we won
have TO have any more tag days. hui
Will have to draw a ilIrv and hire 4
judge. Keep the good work up, hoys
An elimination contest has beer
arranged between Kid Johnson anc
Slim HcSsan to take place within thu
near future II these boys box
draw a bout may be arranged be
tween the managers Of the boxers
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
7 Notice for Publication

department of the Interior
u, s. Land Office at Roswell, N. NJ
Sept Is, T9zI. Notice is hereby
given that Donnie A. Morris, formerly
Donnie A. Lewter, of Milnesand, NM.
who on July, "a, 1918, made H. E. No.
o43775, for E5z, Sec. 8, NH, Sec. 10,
Twp. SIS, Range ss-E. NM. P. Meridian
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim to
lhelandabove described before VIM. r..
Blanchard, us. Commissioner at Jenk-
ms N. NJ. on the 70 day of Oct. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Z Williamson, Joe c. Aims
warth, Ben s. Hudspeth, Frank Fails,
all Of Milnesand, N. NJ. sI6)oI4
Emmett Patton. Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
Notice for Fertilization.

department. OF the interior
[. S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, N.
Nj. Sept. IL. 1921. Notice is hereby
given that Henry T. Jones, Aof Olive, N,
M. who on 0 'to5er 10 1913, made add.
II. E. 0I2s43, for SEkSEk, Sec 6,
SEINE, AEKNE4, sWANEK, Sec.
5. T. As. r. a7-E. and on Dee. %. 1918,
made add H. E. or6s4i, for N5zSER,
NHsWA, SWASWE, WKNWA,
Section 9, SW1fSW4, Section a,
Township AS. Range z7-E. N. NJ. P.
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
tomake final three year proof, to estab-
fish claim to the land above described
before Alvin c. White, U. s. Commits
sioner, at Kenna, N. NJ. on the p day
of Oct. 1921
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Roy CLAYTON, Matte Jones, these Of
Olive, N. NJ. Ralph NJ. Maupin,
Floyd Maupin, these Of Canton, NJ.
NJ. s25.oaI
w r.. McGill. Register,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
LYRICS OF LII
BY DOUGLAS Maiacr
the LlTTLE vALLEYs.


THE little valleys lie 20 far
From where the busy cities are
Thst men may live ana men may
die
And never find them where they lie,
The little valleys near the sky.
Shut IN by plain and sturdy hills
That feed the grasses with their riIla.
The little valleys do not seem
A part Of all life's roaring stream
But just a landscape and dream.
A few green acres, that is all.
The mountains like ! garden wall
In quiet peace to shut them in,
TO shut away the dirt, the din,
And all the world Of noisy sin.
And, Oh, wish that weary feet
Could find the little valleys sweet -
And, Oh, wish the weary heart
That feels the bruises Of the MARI
Gould find this little world apsrts
GODS gardens, 90 call the Naiea
Up yOnder by the mountain trails; !.
And yeu whs cry for heavens aid
You will not and II. I'm afraid.
Where man his busy world has Ena de.
You must eome tramDing ever hills.
Come follow singing Whip-poor-wills
Must journey long and Chamber sh;gh
40 where Gsd's hidden gardens lie
The littis vatieys near the sky.
(CoDyriGhtl
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
Notice for Publication
Department Of Che Interior

Department Of the Interior
L. S. Land Office at Fort Sumner,
N. M Aug. IS, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Horace r.
Mott, of Elkins, N, M. who, on May
3, Ioao, made orig H. E. No. oaOa95,
for Mex, NHSEI4. E1lNWK Sec. II,
and on June 10, IozJ, made additional
H. E. or9JA6, for VIZ, Section y,
Township SIS, Range 27-E. N. M,
p. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final three year proof, to
establish claim to the landabove describ.
ed. before Dan c. Savage, U. s,
Commissioner, in his Office at Roswell,
N. NJ. on the IS, dav Of Sept. 1871.
Claimant names cs witnesses:
/, John F. Van Eaton, Robert w Ram.
age, Ralph T. Ramaga, these of Elk.
ms, N. M. Ewing L. Lusk, OF
Roswell, N. NJ. apo s23
w. r. McGill, Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Roswell, N M.
Aug, "a, 1921. Notice is hereby
given that Joel D. Black, of jenkins,
N. NJ, who, on October 5, 1916,
made Hid. E. O3573I, for VIZ.
Section Is, Township No-S,
Range 3s-E. N. NJ. p Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make final
three year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before wm.
r. Blanchard, U. S. Commissioners, az
Jenkins, N. NJ. on tbs 20, day of Sept.
I02I.-'---
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. Fletcher Wilson, Jake E. Hebison,
Ben r. Warren, William c. Glenn. all
of Jenkins, Nm. a26 sag
Emmett Patton Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

Department Of tho Interior
y, S. Land Office at Fort Sumnef,
N. NJ. Sept. IS, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that Ellsworth
G. Holmes. of Elida, N. NJ, Who, on
May 20, 1915, shade add, II. f. No.
Ot6o96. for SKswA, Sec. IS, T.
SIS, K. sO-E, NIX, Sec. a.. sEKsRK,
Seciisn "a, AEhNEH. Section as,
ToWnship SIS, Range aV-E. n. NJ.
P. MsFidiani has 6ied notieo Of
intention to saabs FINAL three year
proof, to establish claim 10 ths
and above described. Before Alvin 6.
White, y. s. Commissions a Ilsiins
Mn. on the az Day o. Ccs. roaf.
clallAal nanlss - w'Jnc-sss:
osien n. Miller Floyd g. Holnss:
Waitsl a. Bradley, Fred Aawklna, al
Of Elida. X. ~ sss ost
w. =. HeGill, Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
1911 l..s. a.asI.ovAlsI. 80
Notice for. Publication

NOllce LOFf A'uDllehtlon
Department Gf <lMterior, U. q
u. S. Land Office at Roswell. N. M.
Sept IA. 1921. Notice is hereby
giventhat Mrs. Novslla Ford, of Elk.
ms. N. NJ, who. on Noy. as, 1877.
made orig. HID. E. No. 0sssa7, for
wHSE4, S5ISwk, Sec. y, SEX,
Sec. IS. T. 6-S. R. 2s-E. and Aug. as,
1910, madS add. H. E. No. o46sss. for
.SKNE4, N5SSEK EKSwK, Lots 8,
81, Sec 8, Township s-S, Range
2O-E. N. M. P. Meridian. has fled notice
of intention to make final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Dag 9. Savage,
U. S, Commissioner at Roswell, N. NJ.
on the 1o day OF Oct. 1921
Claimant names as witnesses;
John F. Van Eaton. FrodsI. SturSaan,
O.Lee Wright, Lewis N.srodd, all OF
EIEins, n. NJ. $40 Ola
Emmett Patton, Register.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"coUNrT.sF@I


" HEN a Sa1On hing Great
w Cd an earl. II was the
natural thing that he
should be endowed With a GER,
tain section Of land over which
he held jurisdiction, therefore q
share" Of ground was assigned
to him 10 gOweFn-a custom to
which the English shire" Is d.
rsctiY traeeabIe. but, at the
time Of the Norman conquest,
the Saxon earis were replaced
by Norman counts. Gtlea Der
rowed from the later Roman EN-
pire and originally meaning
Companion, enc who had the
honor Of being closest to his
leader, The ''shaIVs'' or "Ahlress
therefore became 'csuntiea" or
lands governed By the counts.
In that singular fOttune q,
words which causes some to dis
appear even under clrcun-
stances most favorable to their
life, while others hold their own
when everything seems u Cd
pose them, the tile "eount" has
vanished from the roster 0f
British nobility and "eavl'' has
recovered It's place, though the
wife Of an earl is stli knoNa as
a countess" thus proving ths
essential identity OF the tive
words. In England the "sAlrs"
and the county" stan survive.
while county Il the accepted
American term and shire Re.
mains only in names, which Hks
New Hampshire, have been iR.
ported bedily from acress the
Atlantic. ~
Copyright.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

Nethipg il - mistaken aa the sup.
position that person e to sxtrIcstx
himself from q dinculty By Intrigue.
BY chicanery, by discrimination. bv
trimming ~ a. untruth. Fhis ~,
.eraases' ths dimcHitiss tSufSld ana
these WAe Dursus these methods -
thehaseisea - iAS6lVed az ienrtk mas
they n'inrA ne'way bat thSEP lnfs6
hseomas neee eEDsaea. Itsis u arshf
l.1eorianes o. ~ q rS1olahoa, noe "a
Be Aheken. never t. tell the unt.utn.
TAere 4 ne vice g. maan, - pltifnl
% eentemptiels; and he WHO psrInitn
hlHsslf - 'fell . lis snte. ands L uucn
essipr q a. q osctid dime. NJ
falnehaea e ne tongue leads 70 thae
q the heart. aud d time dspravs ~
ne goe4 eisDoiltlon Ihomas Js6os.
ssa.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

YVHE little valleys lie 20 far
From where the busy cities are
Thst men may live ana men may
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

Filoe that take refuge 81 lhS ceiii6
a. night e. IN csof Wetihet, may b
olpeuEed without diNCulty. Ths hands,
q saved from ia cid bsooin. end
~ IA 4 sstEcAts g ~ eRA ~ qElx.
.sse~.s, ~ ,-rtSr n e.. S--.-. 49,. 80.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

,nr : large lack through il into he
stick. The tack should BE- driven iifn-
" IA make the ia rest soiidiy ara
prevent leakage The lid IL partly
Allied with kerOsehe. and Is held FOR
few seconds against the celling. a.
tectly under ny. The insect will b
stuptaed BY the fumes OF the Ell end
VIII drop into the lid
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21

NoNhV FAUt~ftr~t N~---ttaes~~s
II is claimed for south America mat
Il has greater undeyeloped resources
than any other continent. Its eell can
produce sny crOp grown On theaetrth.
and its mines Of gold and silver ana
coal have been scarcely tOucRft
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-10-21
NOTICE rOR PuRLICATION.
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M.
Sept 10, 1871. Notice is
hereby give that William E. Veazey, Of
jenkins, MN. who, on Aug. 4, 1871,
made add H. E, No. o4eI4o, for
Lots 3, & 4, SHNWA, WKSWA
Section 3, WKSEA. Section IS,
Township 9-S,. Range IS E, N. NJ. Z.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention,
to make final three year proof, to estab-
fish claim to the land above described,
before William r. Blanchard, U. S.
Commissioners, at Jenkins, N. NJ. on
the 70, day of Oct 1927.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. Fletcher Wilson, Joel D. Black,
d. Alonzo Glenn, Jake f. Hebison,
all of Jenkins n. NJ. sic OLA
81 Emmett Patton, Register.
The evening world., 1921-09-30

Arthur Griffith. Sim Fein's Fur
oigu Minister. was to head the depu.
tation which would go 10 London for
pourparlers with special Cabinet
committee appointed by Lloyd
George
It was considered possible by inany
that DE Valera himself would now yo,
since he Is commonly said to have
won "A tactical victory over Lloyd
George IN tins latest and final ex-
change OF notes preliminary to a con-
rel euue.
1t was felt that once Irish and Brit
IN leaders met In "A formal conference
at which they could talk confiden-
tIIy without having every word said
hy either side being Immediately pub
lishc1. little difficulty would remain In
the way OF a Settlement satisfactory
To- both sides.
The majority of Irthmen. not 50 el-
tremo as some of tho Sim Fein lead
-rs. felt that Ireland was certain to
come we'll out OF the conference, even
II sho failed to achieve complete inde-
pendencc.
LONDON. Sept. 30 tAssociated
Press) .-Eamon De Valera to-day
sent communication TO Prime Min
ister Lloyd George accepting the In
vitation TO a conference in London,
Oct II. with view to n settlement
OF the Irish question. a.
we received your letter OF invita-
ton to a conference in London, Oct.
II. with view TO ascertaining how
the association Of Ireland with the
community OF nations known as tho
British Empire may best be recon
ciled with Irish national aspirations"
said MIR. De Valera In his reply.
Our respective positions have been
stated and understood. ana we agree
that conference, not correspondence.
Is tho most practical and hopeful way
20 an understanding.
I'VE accept tho invitation. Our
| delegates will meet you In London on
the date mentioned and explore oVery
possibility OF settlement by per-
sonal discussion"
The evening world., 1921-09-30
STONYbROOK STAKE
WON BY EOW|NA
BY TW0LENGTHS
Ramcas Stable Entry, Odds
on favorite, Easily Defeats
Crystal Ford.
ZOVIAN FINISHES FIRST.
Captures the Third Race From
Vendor-Second Event
Goes to Recount.
ZOVIAN FINISHES FIRST
BU Vincent Treanor.

AQuEDtCT RACE IlIACh' sept
a0.-Edwira. the odds on choice.
,,,,oned homo an eosv victor i, the
49,, ,.,,,,, oo,.,,
or tne cIos'nF oa' ''''o ''''' ""''
hesal i'ouse' e''"''u '"o'0' ~ .''N
oe'''iis' u" NOV 1p
IONS anu ''i'''''.,' ''.''l'u 49,
,,.,.i. a,,ia,,od ,r, .org,b.
- ~ ,' ,..,,ss ,,is o,. ,,,,,uvh@,
.'. i,.,.. oI.,, tha .ou ~ tho
-, :. .,,o ,tr, ,.aco ia ,rrned
49, -. ..rotoi, NV, Iarc,h. in front
a.a,.o1 t,aro :, ,hn end BuIl-
e.1a noo,,,. ,rdrod raca on
49,, ac.a. -at.i,e ,vlI ,las-
,araa n.,h mud and water managed
-, aa. ho,,c second three lengths in
The evening world., 1921-09-30
G|ANTS-BOSTON
GAME CALLED OFF,;
OLD TIMERS WIN
Veterans Defeat Regular Team
in Game Played for
MatheWSon.

FOLIO GROUNDS, Sept. 3o-rhe
final game Of the season between tho
Giants and Boston Braves wns called
off here to-day after the Braves had
been retired in the first inning. A
heavy downfall necessitated the post
ponemcnt.
Due TO the fact the day was des1g-
mated as "Matty Day" 5000 fans
turned out to pay homage To the
greatest ball player of all times. Be-
fore the regular contest an exhibi =
ton Gamc between team OF old
timers and the regular members OF
the Giants was staged. The old
timers team composed OF Brosnahan
Tenney, Dahlcn, Devlin, Murray
Wiltse. Doyle. Tcsrcau and Warner
defeated the New York nine by TO o
The contest was called at tho end
~ five innings.
The evening world., 1921-09-30
EACH COMMUNITY
|SASKED TO HELP
|1SOWN jObLESS
Conference f'lanS Federal AMI
State lid in Such Ways
As Possible.

wASfIINtirON. Sept 80 tAhso-
c1utrd Press) Tentative recum-
uicndations for providing work for
the nations Joblcss workers, esu-
mated ut 4.UOO.O0U. were completed
to-day ror submission to the National
Ccufelcucc on unemployment
The recommendations. drawn up
by tho oou.erences Steering Com
lnitte- vn the basis ot repUrts from
che yariuus other conference commit
tees weto characterized as ah emer-
rency programme and sald 10 DE
based Oh the principle that unem-
ployIu.nt Ii In the main Ia problem
for solution by the Individual com
munities, tho Federal and state Gov
crumcnts aiding IN such ways as
possible.
Establishment N representative
emergency committees In the connu
mites to coordinate the work ol
finding Jobs for the Involuntary IDLE
nd for registration OF the unemployed
was understood to Ue recommended Hs
the initial step in tho RELIEF pro-
Krann.. other recommendations were
understood to include.
Publication or the number OF unern-
ployed by the individual communities
Establishment or part time WORK by
manufacturers. thus increasing tht
The evening world., 1921-09-30
YANKEES GAME
CALLED OFF. ON
ACCOUNT Of RAIN
Downpour Stops Final Con-
test With Athletics at Phila-
delplia--Babe Ruth Back.
By Isaac Shunlan.

SHIBE PARK. PHILADELPHIA,
Sept SO-The final game of tho se;L-
son of the Yankees and Athletics WAS
called off here this afternoon when
a heavy rain started falling a few
minutes before play was to be called.
When the umpires reached the de-
cision the game could not be played
both the Yanks and Athletics left for
New York, where the teams will meet
in a double header tomorrow.
Winning to-day's game would have
given the Yankees the American n
Lea guc pcnnant. They were confident
of victory as Babe Ruth made his APP
pcarancc in New York uni tOrm and
practiScd with the team.
The evening world., 1921-09-30
IRISH COLLECTIONS
IN u. S. HALT UNTIL
$2O,OOO,OOO DRIVE

Flumr>.n Agent OF DAN Says
Nothing Win Be Taken Until
November Campaign. o.
CHICAGO. Sept sU.--Stephsn NJ.
O'Mara, financial representative m
me United States ct Dali Eireann.
tho Irish Parliament, to-day an
nounced that collection OF funds in
THIS country for the use OF Ireland has
been ordered STOPPED In preparation
for the $2O,oOo,Oo0 loan campaign In
November.
The only aScvptiva lAads - for the
Irsh Relief eommittse. whose drive
The evening world., 1921-09-30
NUMBER OF STRIKES
IN u. S. GREATEST
SINCE THE WAR.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 80


There are Go reported strikes IN
this country at this time, great
or number than have existed ST.
multancously any time since the
war. Secretary OF Labor Davis
said to-day. remarkins that build
ing and garment trades were the
particular sources OF Industrial
trouble.
Federal mediators. Nj, Davis as
serted. are being kept busy in an
endeavor 10 bring about an ad-
justment while In u number OF
cases the departmen' has boen
able To secure voluntary agents
to represent the Government in
N1rticular disputes.
The evening world., 1921-09-30
50 JOBlESS VETERANS
AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE.

10 march Before '"e"pI"y y"'u.t
Body as Human Documents.
WASHING1>ON sept. 80 Fifty =A-
seryic. men frpl New York. most OF
whom have been out OF Jobs for three
months. arrived here IN trucks to-day
TO appear before the unemployrne nj
conference as human documents"
Under the leadership OF Urban Le-
doux. who sold "Alaves' In Boston.
they will march before the conference
20 show the distress caused by unem-
ploymept. IASdlx denied tho meI
would '.ptcket tl,e Conference"
The evening world., 1921-09-30
BARNES AND HAGEN
SAFE IN LEAD IN
1ST ROUND OF PROS
Golfers Have Tough Time to
Score in Teeth of a 35-Mlle
Blow.
Bu William abbott.
(Statf Correspondent of Tho Eve
ning Worldly

ming Worldly
uNWOOD CLUB GOLF LINKS. In
Wood. l.. l., sept. 3O.--James Barnes
and Walter Hagen fnished tho first
round Of the semi final for the pro-
fcssional golfers association title to-
day on the lnwuod course safely in
the lead. Barnes had three hole ad-
vantage over Emmet French OF
Youngstown. O.. while Hagen slipped
two holes ahead OF Cyril walker OF
Englewood. The two fhvorites Were
never behind at any stage. hut their
opponents were always on the job
and buggcd II hole whensv~r one OF
the champions miscued.
the two matches were played in a
| rhuty- tive mile an hour gal" that
swept IN from Jamaica Bay. The
nlrn wind performed pranks viii
many shots thar new on the lin" into
traps and the rough.
barnes with his low shooting made
tho best mclal score with n,
the best nc,lal score with ~
| Walker. ~.
t,urnes WAS 50 steady thai French,
who ,Hptaincd the American team NJ
! gulr pros IN England last snmrn"r'
only won three holes on the "n'll"
round. Long jim" holder of the
nAtiona little. started IKE rae"
horse when he took the FIRST hole
sinking u 2O-foot putt for hno
three. BARNES inureased his ad-
vAntase On tho 466- yard third. where
no sunk another long putt for
birdie four.
I3urncS encountered trouble on tne
rrth. especially on the green. where
he needed three puts to get home lu
six to French's seven.
Tho next three holes were halved
both playing perfect golf French
missed IA putt at the tenth. making
Barne. two up. Barnes Oh tho out
ward holes used up &c storkes to ~
for French.
French dropped his second into
tran on the eleventh and lost III
also lost the short thirteenth Wheel
Barnes ran down fine putt
Bnrn-r Ngot into trouble at the six
teeutn aud se,entecuth. French tax
,ng both holes. With chance t'
further reduce the lead French III
his second shot into pond On tn
home hole and gave up, Barnes nm
.shing tho round with load OF three
holes.
The Gnson WalHcr match was
mixture OF brilliant an d medlocT'
golf Hugen, trying hard against IN
stiff wind frequently landed in trouol'
md this gave tho deliberate strokinl
H,gen reached the turn up bu
Walker held on fast and actually re
duc-d tho lead at the sixteenth whe
Hagen over approached tbs greer
Bur the western champion rocovere
a. the seventeenth when Wake
second snut found n deep trap 10 IN
l-it uf thr green
on the nome o. WALKERS necuu
Try Durcly cleared - pund guariln
the glrru. From thcIu although Il,I
gen. against tho gale. usud Il nlp.ir
50 powerfully that ne carried all tn
The evening world., 1921-09-30
IRISH LEADERS ACCEPT CALL .
TO OPEN PARLEY ON OCT. H..
WHOLE COUNTRY CELEBRATES
When De Valeras Message Is Sent
to Lloyd George All Ireland Re-
jolCes as il Centuries of Warfare
Were Finally Ended

Dub IN Stpl 5U.-:anou DE Valera to-day sent a reply to
Lloyd Georges l, accepting lie British invitation a
ference October ~
"Ws Invitation yates you London
on the date lneIluiei,' DE NaIeras reply said
Greatest joy expressed All sides here to-day when the
report DE Valera had accepted Lloyd Georges invitation spread
Though city. The Immediately eegraphed throughout
tic toy mpronptu celebrations almost though peace
ady srlrd took plnc.