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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
NASAYVNK NATIONAL BANK
DhllnInlnhla Bn

December eth. 1921
-rls BOARD % Directors has this dav ne.
c,orsI a regular Eem!-anrual dividend OF 5cL
ara an extra dividend Of e2e. on the Capital
SS..%,k payabe on aud after January "a
,sTt until which datc Transfer Books vii
r"Ttaln closed, Dividend checks viii be
mtlIeo, rrr-GENr, I hfNRRrS cn.nl..
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia, December s, 1921
W. CLIFFORD WOOD. Cashier.
MERCHANTS WAREHOUSE
r.Ns.n 49,

Philadelphia. Dec. 30. 1921.
The ANAL Meeting o. the Stockholders OF
this COMPANY for the election OF directors
and such other business ms may come before
Il Will be held in the Drectors' Room OF the
commercial EEch1nRe of Philadelphia, the
Hour's. Room POS, at 1880 \. VI. Tuesday.
January 10. 1899.
Polls open from 12 -Con 70 ! o'clock p NJ.
8. TOWNSEND zOON.
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Eh.sInnf strnet NArSf nf RrnnI

Philadelphia, December 10, 1921.
4. -h, regular meeting OF tn. Board ~
Directors OF This bank icid this day. a guar
~ 60. we're declared. payable January /,
JaoS, 10 Stockholders Of record at the c!oss
az business December 81. 1921.
J. WAL IIARDT.
prnnLNnnt nr-h 49,
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

81. .NV!Nb ~. hbDnHna .ua
One-Haif Year Collateral Iela Notes Dated
MfsSp'F2b MSY 2Sbb Po@'ER rsas' e e5EMPAS4 SES44 issued
Under Collateral Trust Agreement Between
GeorEia Railway and Power Compnny ana
Dbexel and Company. Trustees bearing
Sotics Is hereby given that. pursuant to
The terms of the Collateral Trust Asreemt u
between Georgia Railway and Power Com.
gany and Drexel and ColnpsnE, Trustees Trustees,
dated rssrueTy Il "29 GsS9rsH aSn
on January o, 1929. all OF IS then, optstaat.
ing Seven Per Cent Two and One-Hel; Year
Collateral Gold Notes datsd February l.
1920. and issued under said Sol!ntera! Irust
payable on the Notes hereby called foT re re.
that the holders OF said Notes are required
on January g.. 1922. TO present th.m Tor
rsds,nPtion ard payment a! the once Q.
!a a, 'Pa T,S amS Chestnut
dslphia. Pennsylvnnla; and that on presen-
the rsbruary !. 1929. and August 1. 1922
coupons ATTACHED. at said Office as afore.
said. payment VIII he made 70 :he holders Of
said Notes At their redempton value. N3.:
one hundred and one-quaeter ~er cent
1904 81 OF their face value. ard accrued
interest. to January Q. 1872, amounting to
fsp: 80 upon each note.
Noteholders are reminded that the com.
upon any mole pr.sented for or psyiifen; unless
TEE same 70 accompanied BY proper owner
Income Tax Law.
Deifa dEoRSfx Rsi;"RSr RRKtsf,wlSSGT7'Arp ?, wlSGT7' POWER
By p. S. ARKwRTGHT.
President.
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n~ REDEMPTION OF FIVE PER GENT
hrst nortsage gold bonds Of the Della

WWyt
Notice IL hereby given that. pursuant to
the terms OF the bonds and the mortgage
occurring the same OF the Delaware County
Electric Company, dated tine 2d day Of Au-
gust, 1900, $500. 900. 0O bonds being ali Cf
said issue. will BE- redeemed.
These bords will be paid for at one hun
Cred and I'VE and accrued interest to Janu-
AIRY 18, 1922. upon presentation at the office
OF tho PhilRdeiphis Trust Company Dor
rnerly the Philadelphia Trust. safe Deposit
and Insurance Company, trustee, nor theast
corner OF Broad and Chestnut streets Philn-
delphia. on or about the sixteenth ustlI) day
sf January. 1922. All interest on ea!d bonds
Will cease Oh January 10, 1927.
DELAWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC
..r COMPANY
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NournERN NATInNAL nANK

I-WIlHIl II-E II, IWWI
The directors have this day dec!srod
dividend Cf six (6l DER csnt
sT"o ~ tax, payable January 8. iG2o. To-
sio ,,;lo!ders OF record at the close Of busy,
nesa December 81. 1921.
'' t'heCks will be mailed
e"' IT " SCHtTETTT S,.Lt.
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RELyIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
IOMPANY CONSOLIDATED MORTTtGI
,.INL ~ II,NI. Rrnnd ktrent SIn.IN..'

Hhiiadeiphla. Fenna;, December 90 6'Ai5SH. i5si..
ono Until S0OS OF JANuARY 8. IGsg, 'ft,T Tor
lie sale TO the Trustees Of 4 sufficient NUN
t.,. ~ bonds Of the 0elv!dere Delaware Ri
road mS Company. issued under its ConsoIliStad
Nv%TtuaEe Of December /. 1873 70 consrIns
~, ~ svn OF t22. .G72.S1. then aYEllabie FOR
s'EttS5 'EttS5WSrERCiAL TRCST co. OF PHILA.
4. J. COUNTY
J. Il, FAHNESTOCK,
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M.e.lar. ana Elections

rSS- SIXTH NATIONAL BANK; am,
~ Pniladelpnia. Dec. 0, 1891;
rns annual election for dlreet9rs q this
ssss fsssass; w yssasss lS isss. Ds'wsen the
fsSfs u NJ and wRiiIMEiAsk Fl Ma sA1yEs.
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Shipping Situation Analysed

Shipping Situation Analysed
A book entitled "The Shipping Board
and Our Merchant Marine IS being dis
tributed by The Mechanics and Metals
National Bank OF the City of New
York. The booklet presents an analysis
of the situation now existing in the
United States, wherein the Shipping
Board constitutes an important fac.
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Trr\SUKY DEPARTMENT. suprryll

Nrchi,ect's once. Washlngtoa. 3. G..
December Is. 1921; SEALED PROPOSALS
wlL be opeHsssa in this rsT SGe at T. M Jam
.tS' sSr' IA Ia" the United ststes Mint, Pbiisdsii.
phia. Pa, In soGoIdance with specifications
fhis Ofnce or AZ the ONCE Of the Custodian
PhiiadeIptia. Pa. In the dlscrctlen % tho
-tIn,, a,,ne sIng Architect,
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s.syS THE PROvIDEST LIFE AND TRUST
~ Of BhIl,.helnhla

NuhpHh5 OF inIItNItIphIa.
PrCviient Life and Trust Company Of Phi.a-
dcphla. will be held at its onice. Fourth
/ and Chestnut streets. on Secondary (Mon-
dny, ~ Ninth Day ef First Month (Janu-
arS). i0n?. at 10 o'clock \. NJ. An election
I o. i've directors 20 serve for three years
viii he hed between the hours OF 10 A. n.
anu =" LEONARD c. ASHTON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
Joseph w Gross aC0.
1921 Chestnut St.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Correspondents Aidred q Co.
NEW YORK
FINANCIAL
!. NOTICE OF REDEMPIIoN
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT

COMPANY
To the holders of the $500, 900 eight Per
Gsnt ,Tyo Year Coupon Gold Notes OF
dated February l., 1921, !s;uca under
Trust Agreement between The United Gas
Improvement Company and BANKERS Truat
Company, Trustee, bearing like date!
. Notice In hereby given that, pursuant TO
the terms of the Trust Agreement between
Lne United Gas Improvement Compahy ,e1n
Bankers Trust Company trustee; dated FEB, Feb
COMPANY will pay OF and redeem, on Feb;
ruary l. 1922. at 1925 OF par and accrued
interest. all Of its then outstanding h!Eht
Per Cent Two Year Coupon Gold Notes out
Of .. total authorized amount Of S7N&0 900;
Sst.d February ], 1921. issued nit aaiI "a
be payable on the Notes hereby called f9r
REDEMPTION, from and after February l..
1922; that the holders OF said Notes are
required on February l.. 1922. to present
them for redemption and payment at the
sales Of hSnkers TRUST Company: tFgI,ee YnrS
CITY. and that OF presentation and surren-
der of said Notes. with all unpaid coupons
attached thereto at said office a. Aforssad
payment Will be made 20 the holders OF SAID
Notes at the redemption price aboEc stnted
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT
By 3. T. Poiine. President.
Referring 10 the foregoing notice, note.
holders are reminded OF the requirement o.
tho Federal Income Tax Law that noter pr.-
sented for payment having the February l;
1922. coupon attached must be accompanied
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY
BY 8. T. Bodine, President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

TTANT. once Of Constructlng Quarter
master, .Frankford Arsenal. Philadelphia.
5,ntn p. VI. February 8. I02s. and then
ipsned, for the, comp!etion q Power Plant.
nd Speciacations will be Furnished upon
sscsipt OF a depoait OF Ten Dollars 0IO.o .o0l
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-, NoRrMMEsTERN NATIONAL RAXK

~ Phia., Pa, Des. 80 1921
The Annual Election for Directors VIII
be held AZ the bsnking House on Tuesday.
SsaqAry. 10. lss2 between the hours OF
lINFORD =. NICE
Vice President and Cashier
R THE rhiLADtMh.rIhHiA DM.IHi MAMMAL
PhiiAdeiphia, Deesmbsr o. !o2l.
xbs Annual Election for Directors will be
Nd az ths Hanklng House on Tuesday,
ysussry 10, 1893, between the hours Of is
Sss' o. HowlRp WOLFE. Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

Robert Glendlnnlng & Co. announce that
Clayton McMichRcl will become ted
with them In their bond department after
January !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

L. W. Clark g. Co. announce the receipt
Of adyces from Denver. COL. to the effect
that the Circuit Court OF Appeals has sus-
tained the decision OF Judge Lewis OF the
Federal District Court. in the rate case be-
tween the Denver City Irnmway Company
and the city of Denver. Under this decision
the company Is permitted to retain the
present eIEht-cent fare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

The average price OF the twenty active
railroad shares declined o. 10 per cent yester-
day, TO So.S+. while the twenty railroads
declined OIL per cent TO 73.1l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

The Standard Underground Gable Company
Of Pittsburgh has declared a stock dividend
of 20 per cent. payable on January 20 to
It's stock OF record on January "a. In addi-
ton TO tho regular quarterly dividend OF 9
per cent and the usual extra dividend OF
per cent payable in cash on January 10 to
Its stock OF record on January 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

Deposits IN twenty-four savings banks IN
the Philadelphia Federal Reserve District
again decreased during November. This de-
cline, however was due 70 the five Phlla-
delphin banks. the nineteen banks outside
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30

~ rtocitholders .9f the PhIladslphia and
No. 6io Commercial Trust Eu!idinE1.
10Th street and, south Penn Square. Phiie.
Ndeiphia, Pa, :, on Monday, January o. 1922,
ikx en- election for dlrectorF 70 serve Tor the
ersuinK year. and the tFanaaction OF such
ofher corporate buslneHa ~ may properly
ceme before tho stockholders
V ~ .. c. l., RIIIL,
----- SeCratau,.
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..1s-9 Franklin National Bank

CHESTNUT STREET WEST OF BROAD
Philadelphia. December 81 1921.
The Annual Meeting OF the sha re holders
OF thiR bank for the election OF directors TO
serve during the ensuing year, and for such
other business as may he presented, will be
JANLARy- 10. Iess; REIWEEN TIE
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RASR OF NORTH AMERICA

~ HtC"!nTTHt Y, WI.
tn. Annual Meeting Of the stockhGlGers
- tSIs hank for the election Of dIroctors
q" ":tIl bs held at the banding house on Tues
dny. January 10. 1922. between the hours OF
- +. g. KROMER.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
DRIVE FOR GREATER
PHOENIX TO COME
To END WEDNESDAY

The chamber of commerce fight for a
Greater Phoenix will be resumed to-
day with added vigor and determine
ton on the part of campaign direc-
tors to leave the original goals far in
the background in the reorganization
plan, being fostered by the American
City bureau. Three days of intensive
work have been planned before the
financial and membership campaigns
are finally brought to a close Wednes-
day night.
With but IA members to go to reach
the desired membership goal of 500,
campaign directors are confident that
the total chamber of commerce en-
rollment will exceed the 1000 mark
by Wednesday night. The campaign
in the direction of memberships has
been especially gratifying to the
workers and directors alike and with
many prospects yet to be called upon,
it is confidently believed that the orig
inal goal will be far exceeded in the
next three days.
Especial emphasis is TO be laid during
the remaining period on the financial
drive. To date. or at the close of bust
ness Saturday, only about one-half OF
| the total amount sought had been sub
subscribed. The goal was originally
| fixed at 100000, and of this amount
approximately S31 900 has already beer
assured. Appointment of a special
/ finance committee. however, has giver
campaign directors confidence thai
| Phoenix will do it's full share in the
direction of financial support to the
greater and better chamber of com.
merce.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
ALL ROADS LEAD TO

which is better location than the
one previously occupied.
Attending Anniversary and Dedication
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Volk returned
from Phoenix Thursday evening,
where they attended the silver ami
versary of the Shrine Temple in the
capital and the dedication of the new
temple While in the city Mr.. Volk
purchased new Cadillac roadster
which he drove back to Wickenbure.
Down from Prescott
Stephen Spear came down from
Prescott last week for few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Spear.
Visited Here
Mrs Fl. E Mcfarland came up from
Phoenix Thursday evening and spent
couple of days in Wickenburg, Wis
iting with Mrs. Shellington before go
ing on to her home in Ash Fork.
Went to Phoenix
Mrs William Paul and Miss Myrtle
stephens were in Phoenix last Satur-
day, shopping.
Council Meeting
At the regular meeting of the city
council last week, Mr.. Gilbert was APP
pointed to act in the capacity of police
judge for the town of Wickenburg.
Cowboy Roundup
Saturday and Sunday March and
6, the people of Wickenburg and tbs
surrounding community will have the
opportunity of witnessing some excel
lent cowboy sports, which will be con-
Quoted along the lines of a Frontier
day celebration. The roundup will b.
under the direction of Cheyenne Kai-
ger. who needs no introduction to thu
people in this district, having mad'
himself generally we'll known to al
those who We're fortunate enough II
attend the Frontier Day celebration a
Prescott last July. The contests will
be open to everyone and will consis
of broncho busting. bull riding and cal
! tieing. Prizes, which have Been pro
vided by business men and resident
| of Wickenburg, will be awarded in tn
various contests. Saturday night tn
cowboys will give a dance in the hal
to which everyone is invited. Sunda.
morning the sports and contests vii
| be continued, and in the afternoon tn
biggest ball game of the season wi
| take place when the Prescott shop
| team plays the wickenburg team. ]
| large crowd of visiting people is ex
! pected to attend these two days event
/ and the residents will extend thei
usual hospitality to these visitors.
Have Returned from Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wadsworth hav
returned from Los Angeles, where the
spent several days last week. M
Wadsworth is a civil engineer cor
nected with the Santa Fe.
From Prescott
William Craig came down frol
Prescott last Friday to spend I'll
I
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

SeOTS
FAMOUS SOUTHPAW
BREWSTER VANISE1ES

inclined to srandstand now and then.
tured in a flock OF hard stops and
stabs at second.
This fielding, coupled with the
bruising Tiny Crumb gave the old
onion, finally landed us the game, 8
TO Z. Crumb was sure crashing the
ball for keeps. He helped himself TO
three doubles and home run during
the matinee. and Fir Forks groaned
every time he marched up to the can.
Our fun was spoiled a little in the
ninth stanza when Nanny Hatton
twisted an ankle sliding into third. The
injury was serious enough to keep HIM
out of the conflict for a week or more
And. in addition to being our second
baseman, Nanny was also pitcher. |
had thought of using HIM Sunday.
ooh, well, FL work. Brewster and
use Wrigley on second" L reflect II
could be a lot worse"
But 1 found Curly Bloom waiting to
see me and he appeared quite dis
turbed.
.sBrewsters gone" he blurts out,
first thing.
Ia you mean?"
Il think he took a train somewhere,
Curly answers. Il saw him hurryins
toward the station with suitcase
after we dressed. A funny duck with
black moustache was chewing the lat
with him before the game. He looked
like a gambler in western movie
Wrizley's out hunting Brewster now.
| Just then Wrigley walked m
brewster took westbound tram
| after the game, Mr.. McGuff, he says
aand he left no word where he was
going or anything"
| "Ain't that a fine note" l yodel
,"And not another man to use IN tne
box. Why-what could have made
i l,ir, 40 fha ?:
That's V. Morgan Brewster fol-
vou,n Bloom exclairns. Leave it t.
that bird to pull such a trick
."Can I speak to you alone, Mr. Nc
! Cuff" asks Wrigley> For just
| minutei"
aswell?'' I gargle. as we draw to on'
side.
valentine got another of thos
mysterious messages. signed by 'Rasp
berry this morning" says Brewster
roommate. Il don't know what 1t was
but he was sore. I'll tell the world
And a few minutes ago found TN
clipping in his room:
i "'Colonel Chandler, well-known rail
road man, and his daughter, Lois
have gone to Portland for a shor
stay George Grain, whose nsme i
being linked often with that of tn
charming Miss Chandler these days
will go with him. RumorS OF an carr
engagement are already in the air.
"Oho,. ] utter. The fair lady f1g
ures. does she?'
, Possibly coupled with that 'Rasp
berry message. this item might hay
! driven him wild l know how muc
: Valentine Brewster cares for that CIR
He'd forget anything for her, selfis
I as he may be in other ways" Wrigle
shook his head. 4Ill gamble he &c
crazy and hiked to Portland"
Leaving me in a swell pickle."
remark "A fine, swell pickle.
!, wonder if Billy Moore knew what b
l was sending me into this summer
: anyway"
81 (To be continued)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
FIX MARCH Il AS
DATE FOR ANNUAL
: F|REMEN'S DANCE

Members of the Wickenburg fire de-
partment will give their annual ball
on the night of March II. This is an
event which is always looked forward
to by those who appreciate gooo
time. and in view of the fact that the
members of the different committees
promoting this dance are WORKING en-
Enthusiastically upon plans for enter
tainment, refreshments and floor man man,
agement, a successful dance and gooo
time Is assured.
Buck Lambers has been appoihte"
floor manager, while the entertain
ment committee consists of Charlie
Stewart. Bill Fisher, A. r. Volk, roy
Barnette, Harold Genung and Manner
Garcia. The ladies on the refreshment
committee are Mrs. Burk. Mrs Boetta'
and Mrs. johnson. Music win be FUR
nlshed by the local orchestra, ana
tickets at SLIPS apiece will be on sale
nj p. A. Everett's and Nj. Genung s.
Restaurant Moved
Mrs. Ellis has moved her restaurant
IN the space between the Driggers
store and the wldman restaurant,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
Thell1SiderSaYy

Since / have won renown
| want to bat around bit
AS long as England makes the
Before | risk my crown"
heavyweight title a colonial possession
Joe Beckett will hold listing down.
Detroit insists that Michigan isn't
the dumping ground for fight that
New York, Paris and London wouldn't
stand for.
If Coach Bill Roper gets any break
at all next season, Walter Camp won't
have to go any farther than Princeton
to pick his All-American
Hank Gowdy and Dick Rudolph are
the only remnants of the 1914 Miracle
Braves. They're slated for rerouting
to other clubs.
Montreal is getting more publicity
out of desiring to gave the homeless
fight waif place to sleep than want
ad in street car.
Dempsey has gained five pounds.
Nothing seems to worry this fellow, in
the ring or out. He's built that way
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
DIR, K, bANN|STER
WINNER Of GOLF
'CHAMP |ONSH|P ON
CHANDLER LINKS

With the perfect weather and the
links in ideal condition the annual San
Marcos golf tournament opened at
Chandler Saturday under most aus-a
picious conditions.
Twenty four contestants played in
the qualifying round, the 16 lowest
scores being made as follows: J. Har-
rington, San Marcos. so; Dr. Kim
ball Bannister, Phoenix, 50: DR. f. c.
Jordcn, Chandler, 81; A D. Carlisle,
Evans School, s4; DIR. H. Stone, Phoe-
nix, 81; c. L. Myers, San Marcos, IS
d. d. Walker, San Marcos So; J. c..
Phoenix, IS; John F. L. Curtis, San
Marcos, go; A. G. Bartlett Evans
School, 81; Arthur Price, Chandler, "a:
j. T. Davis, San Marcos "a; o. l..
Mersman. San Marcos, "a; Wade Fet
ger, San Marcos, So; E. L. Gerry,
i Chandler, 100.
The first rounds in the different
flights were played in the afternoon
with the following results: &
Championship flight: DR.. H. Stone
won over ]. Harrington, one up and
two to play; Tom Dunbar, three up
and two to play over DIR. F. c. Jordon;
DIR. Kimball Bannister, seven up and
four to play. with medal score of
n over c. L. Myers; d. d. Walker,
OiiS op ONCi a. ~ N@e1IlSie-
Second flight: ]. T. Davis won, one
up over ]. c. BanRfstcr; Wade Fetzer,
won one UP over A. G. Bartlett: John
T. l.. Curtis, two up over o. L. Mers-
man; Arthur Price. three up, E. l..
Gerry.
Third flight: J. B. Brockett six up
over l.. c. Liggett; W. L. G1iggs. two
two up over DIR. A. j. Chandler; s.
p. Heineman. three up over D. f.
Hinton.
, The closest match of the day was
that between A. D. Carlisle, of the
Evans school. and D. D. Walker, of
the San Marcos. it being necessary
to play three extra holes to finish.
Walker winning.
Perhaps the greatest surprise of the
tournament was Tom Dunbar's win
ming over DIR. F. C. Jordon, who is one
/. of the steadiest players in the state
However, though Jordan made an 81
, in the qualifying round against Dun
bars IS. by sheer brilliancy of play,
7 Dunbar Wen three up and two to play
: over Jordon in the afternoon.
. The lowest medal score OF the day
was made by DIR. Kimball Bannister
in his match with c. L. Myers, win
ming with a ~ to his credit.
DR.. Kimball Bannister won the cham
pionship yesterday in the first flight
" ueiediHS IOH LUMBAR. runner up
In the semi-finals Bannister beat u
ID. Walker of the San Marcos club
Dunbar defeating Stone in the same
flight
In the second flight, ]. F. L. Curtis
beat Wade Fetzer and in the third
flight NJ. L. Griggs of the Evans schoo
e defeated S. E. Heineman of San Marcos
81 The consolation match between J
n Harrington and C. l. Myers was ths
l. feature of the day, Harrington wor
the prize. Harrington made the bes-
! score in the qualifying rounds.
Phoenix was well represented in the
tournament which was a great success
:, Credit is due Arthur E. Price. pres.
:, dent of the San Marcos club and Dr. Il
T" C. Jordon. secretary. for the exceptions
= manner in which the tournament wa
70 carried out The tournament was de
. clared one of the. best in the histor,
of the San Marcos club