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laRnv Harvey who was elected
ma, or of Wilmington az the municipal
.~itlnn on Juno 4. formally assumed
tie datles of that office at noon today.
dr. he took the required obligation
4sthe C4fy HAL. The ceremony was
a~lcst. bus many friends were present
mi gfected IN. new mayor.
tn other n,wiy-eiected officials. a
- Of whom appeared above. also as
unaod their duties today. Tho new
n, Council Will meet tonight for or
an aition.
Promptly on ths stroke Of IL O'Clock
So the oath was administered by
&e Judge Daniel q. Hastings. Stand
Vss IN the mayors office in City Hall.
Fhi b had hecn prufusely decorated
rtb Anwors and coiored streamers
w the ucea~ion. and surrounded by
wniherS ~ his family, city officials
Nd many friends. Mayor Harvey
wov ia safeguard the interests of
se city aarine his term n Office. II
~ an impressive occasion and the
eons ~t lsido for the accommodation
. abe maj nr were not large enough 10
~ a. ss who were anxious 10
'n'nr~s D. exercises.
Us - orieiai act Immediately
N3~aeA2irg bis signature 20 his com
aission was TO swear in Samuel j.
yhiie as the new city treasurer. Inn
.sedialely after he had been sworn
DaNer Harvey Was congratulated by
as predcce@or. William G.. Taylor
sho has itst retired from Office. Il
aiy wish ycs have as pleasant an ad-
A3lisffation as mine has been" said
( TaNIor. s@nd that YOU ENJOY IL as
A. / fnve done. I have tried 10
my best TO- the interests OF the city
I am sre you will be able 10 do
h morc.7
THIS H. great honor for me" de-
4~d Mayor Harvey. and ] trust
he able g. live up 20 the standard
have maintained II so I will con-
myself very fortunate and the
very forunzte. IL is a great hon
9or the native son OF any city 70 be
ted its mayor. I have seen viii
- gtcn grew from a population Of
bout $1,000 to more than 100. 900 and
"a are all familiar with its history.
So are now confronted with grave
srobienls nd IL is the duty of those
n charge Of the city's affairs 10 meet
hose problems and TO solve them to
ht best interests OF the city.
Continued on page
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PEACE WITH GERMANY
TO Be FACT TUESDAY
House Adopts Porter-knox Res.
olution by 263 to 50; Sen
ate TO Uphold 1t.
BY Associated Press to Every evening.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, July 1.--Peaoe With
Germany and Austria probably viii
be an officially declared fact BY next
Tuesday. Events here are rapidly
shaping themselves toward com
plete resumption Of normal relations
Yesterdays developments were.
The House adopted the KNOX Por-
ter peace resolution. 2e3 to 50. and
sent it to the Senate, which il er-
pected to adopt IL today. President
Harding is prepared 70 sign Il as soon
as he returns on Tuesday from his
holiday over the Fourth Of July.
The Administration intends 10 order
the American Army Of Occupation
home from Germany as one Of the
first acts after the President signs
the resolution formally restoring a
state Of peace.
President Harding is endeavoring z
to harmonic the views Of Secretary
I.aghss, who wants the Versailles
Treaty ratified minus the League of
Nations covenant and otherwise
amended. with the attitude Of the
Senate irreconciiables. who do not
want to have anything whatever %
do with the treaty.
When the President signs the reso-
lutions it is understood, that the way
will be open for the resumption of
diplomatic relations with the forrner
enemy countries.
According 70 ssdmsnistrar rior osffc-
lals, however. no definite plans have
been made as 70 the means by which
the relations will be restored Prer-
dent Harding, it was added, was feeI-
ing his way IN working onr the de-
tails Of peace and many steps re-
Hained TO be taken before full inter-
course could be restored.
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THREE NEW FoRDs A MINUTE.
Big Auto Plants VIII Turn Ont io5,.
100 Cars In July.

Detroit, July Ia new Ford car
Will be produced every 90 seconds
during July. it was announced by
an official OF the Ford Motor Co. yes
terday.
The schedule for Ford production,
according TO the official. calls for
4,s2s cars daily. 1000 to be produced
in the United States and 225 at the
Ontario and Manchester. England.
plants, with twenty five working days
in the month. That means approx
mately los, 100 cars are to be made
this month.
Although no definite figures have
been given out for June. il is believed
the production figures viii reach 49,
900 cars.
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FIRE THREATENS Pa. TOWN.
Family Rescued From Flames at
Glen Rock Just in Nick OF Time.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
York. Pa, July l. -Firemen OF this
city were called upon early today TO
assist in lighting FIRE az Glen Rock.
fifteen miles south of York which
threatened for a time 20 wipe out the
whole town and which caused damage
in excess of 100000.
The Reade Machinery Works. the
Dise and kohier and Neuhaus build
iags in the center Of the town were
DESTROYED. Mr.. ond Mrs. II. @. Neu-
heus and son and daughter nearly
perished in the fiames The fire had
already reached their bedrooms when
they were rescued by hremen.
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FIRE HORSE BOLTS WHEN
ALARM BELL STRIKES

Yesterday a gray horse COM
prising part of a team used for
drawing the hook and ladder Of
the Phoenix Fire Co. was taken
10 a blacksmith shop on Orange
street between Seventh and
Eighth, to be shed. During the
course Of the operation test
Of the fire alarm system was be-
ing made
The animal, faithful to duty.
made a sudden bolt for the door.
dashed north on Orange street.
with a determination or reaching
the FIRE house, al Twelfth and
King streets AT the corner Of
Tenth and Orange Traffic Officer
Sisekson. with the aid Of Ser
Eeant Devenish. succeeded in
checking the animal in It's
fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
sENATER wOLC0TT NOT READY
TO ANNOUNCE PLANS

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Dover. July Limited states Sen
ator Josiah o. wolcott arrived here
last evening from Washington and
when asked, at his country home, just
outside of Dover, at noon, today,
whether he had any statement to make
concerning the Office OF Chancellor, 10
which he has been appointed by Gov
ernor Denney and confirmed by the
State Senate on "Wednesday. replied
that al present he had no statement
10 make.
Governor Denney and his family are
at Rehobotf Beach, where they expect
to remain for some time.
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NEW FIRE FIGHTERS.
Applicants Soon to be Summoned 10
Bureau for Tests.

Applicants for position on the city :
new fire fighting force may soon be
called 70 pass required tests. They
will probably be selected in groups
in the same manner. as the police
A number of applicants will be
brought before the directors and ex-
amined as to their general quaiifca-
tions and then will be subject to a
physical test.
Charles Barnes and Edward Papa,
both volunteer firemen, have been APP
pointed to assist Captain Umbekant
in organizing the department. APP
pointment of a secretary to the fire
chief is under consideration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
RED LION WANTS TO GROW.
Chester County Cross Roads Village
Claims She's Stunted by Railroad.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. July l--Reo Lion, Pa,
complained today TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission that il wanted
10 grow, but that the railroads would
not let it. The complaint declared
that the town S development had beer
retarded by the restrictive policy
adopted by the carriers serving it in
failing TO establish through routes and
just rates
The town is served by the Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad
Red Lion is in the Kennetf Square
section of Chester county, and is not
noted on the maps, nor given in the
census reports. It contains one or
two country stores, a postoffiee and
possibly a dozen houses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
GOOD FIGHT WEATHER
PROMISED TOMORROW

Associated Press 10 Every Evening
washington. July ~ tenn
pefature between 80 and 50 de-
grees and generally fair weather
was forecast today by the
Weather. Bureau for the Demn-
Carpenter fight tomorrow.
There is a probability That the
principals and spectaters viii
not have 10 endure 4 broiiing
sun as the weather experts 81
1T may not be absolutely clear
over "Boyieis thirty Acres
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Honatt. Dorch, Jury peadIoeked.

% assUNit ttu I'Tvss 20 tNery ENening.
Columbus. Kansas. July THE jury
in the case Of Alexander Howatt and
August Dorchy. respectively president
and viee-president Of District II.
United Mine Workers. on trial for al
legged violation IF the criminal Sec
ton Of the Kansas. court Of industrial
relations law, was still deadIocked
early today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
.EROY HARVEY TOOK
OATH or OFFICE AS
.AY0R OF CITY TODAY
Obligated in the Public Build
ing With Modest Cere-
nony.
EETED BY MANY FRIENDS
.MI<GToN'S NEW
CITY ADMINISTRATION

ayor ~lsRoy Harvey. L.
esident of Council, Howard
Nari. Il.
ity rrea surer-S Samuel !.
itc. X.
Roliecturs of Taxes Northern
ktrict. Elmer III. klund, r..
Uuthern District, John |. Dolan,
City Council.
i FIRST Ward-Arthur johnson,
h.
second II. ID. Faulkner, X.
Third John +. McNabh. ID.
Fourth -James II. Taylor. ID.
Fffth Alexander Abrahams
+.
sixth John O. Hopkins, Ne
rro. r.
seventh -. : Evans, II.
Eighth j Il. McManus. Il.
Ninth IA. +. Vincent. Il.
Tenth John = Mulvena. ID.
Eleventh ,. r. Henry, ID.
Twelfth John J.. Murray, ID.
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AMBITION OF TAFT'S
LIFE is REALIZED

Montreal. July i-"It has
been the ambition Of my life to
be chief Justice. William n.
Tafe declared last night. shut
now that it is gratified | tremhle
10 think whether ! can worthily
fill the position and be useful
To the country.
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Amasements ronisas

strand Education ~ flihArrih
Quccn - Ma Isy of Tire Mounted
Ma'cstl lc- The love ~neV'AI
Arcadia Tho " Itch ne Hour.
Adine Through ne hafN Door
savoy DC N'rac az Manhattan f
kia to- lhc y a. NJ Trail.
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RED CROSS AIDS DISABLED.
Apnroprlaies sIsa.c00 to Provide Rec.
reation Facilities for ex-soldiers.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. July An appropria-
tion OF one hundred Seventy-hve
thousand dollars has been made BY the
Red Cross 70 provide recreationsl ia
.eilities for veterans Of the world war
al training cenfers OF the Federal
hoard for vocational training during
the coming year
The APPROPRIATION VIII be used ID
eauip recreational rooms 81 buildings
at training centerS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
NAY DYNAMITE HOUSE
TO DESTROY STILL
Associated Press d Every Evening

Associated Press u Every Evening
Chicago. July IA giant still.
which police said cost Hf Ienst
t25 900 to build. and 80 large
that II may be necessary to
dynamite the house in (which II
IL located to destroy it. was
being guarded here today by po-
lice and Federal authorities.
Wines alcohol. mash AMI
smoonshines worth many thou-
sands of doll.rs we're found III
the house and destroyed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
Happy Workers Lawn Fete.

The Happy Workers Missionary
sesiefg of West Presbyterian churel,
VIII hold iss annual lawn fete tonight.
fesardless of weather conditions. at
the home of Miss Martha G. EIiil, 1915
West Sixth street
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To Compile New CITY DIRECTORY.

The Chamber Of Commerce expects
TO have work started on the new city
directory today and is looking to its
completion by the first of October.
The work is in charge of the r. S.
Polk Co., Of New York.
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Mr.. Sheppard is well known. He has
served Wilmington as city auditor for
the past two years and has made an
exceptionally efficient and accomodat-
ing official his friends say. He was
appointed two years ago by Mayor
William G. Taylor when the latter as
Continued on page 6.
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open Air nanrInr

and dining every evening AZ Mansion
House. West Chester. Pa. original
six" orchestra Adv.
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Who the Appointees Are.

Mr.. SatterthwaIte is ore of the
best known OF the younger members
OF the New Castle county bar. He is
a native OF Delaware and spent prac-
tically all his lie here. He received
his early education at the Friends
school in this city and after graduat-
ing from that institution he attended
the University OF Virginia from which
he graduated with high honors. He
has been practicing law in Whining
ton since 1901. Mr.. Satterthwafte
served as deputy city solicitor under
sylvester ID. Townsend. Jr., when the
latter was city solicitor. and with this
exception has never before held public
Office He is married and makes his
hcn1e at the Hotel du Pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
Moose Delegates Return.

tn Loyal Order Of Moose. OF this
NY, ~ special meeting last night,
111cusss'd plans for a reception TO be
siven next sunday TO the delegation
= The local order who are now in
9e3edo o.. attending the Moose con-
vootpn The delegation. consisting Of
1hos' % members. is expected home
nuGnrtinie SUNDAY.
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WEDDINGS.
Burps-Doueherty.

The wedding of Miss Mary Z
>ouSherty. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
lsniel Dougherty. 5e2 Monroe street
M Walter J. Burns. son OF John c.
surns. 2e6 West street. was solemn
Eed at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
y Rev. Edward c. Higgins. The
w5de wore a white satin dress and
ulle vel. and carried bride roses and
lweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. James
oeugherfy were the attendants. A
~<ption AZ 2es West street, the fu-
aIre home os Mr. and Mrs. Burns.
diowed the ceremony. The bride
30 groom viii spend their honey
sGpn in New York State.
Duer-Dunbar.
'fhe marriage Of Miss Catherine
Mhy Dunbar. daughter OF Mr. and
ars. II. =. Dunbar. Jr.. OF 2l3S Giles
tseet. and Douglas Henry Duer. OF
ssv York City. took place at noon
'seterday in ST. Thomas Rectory,
Ses John J. Connolly officiating. Mr..
ppnhaf gave his daughter in mar
1ss. She was attired in a blue and
. travelling suit and wore a bouquet
4 orchids. The groom was attended
his brother. After the ceremony
1 wedding breakfast was served al
o. briss's home. The guests in
tudeo NJ. Duer's mother. Mrs.
pousias Duer. Of Baltimore. and sis
.fF. Mrs. Harry West. OF Ardmore.
"a. Alr. Duer is an artist, and for
ne past two years has lived in New
a'oFk. fie was a member OF the How
ard Pyle art colony. Miss Dunbar
'eeen'ly returned from q trip to HoI-
s""sri, Ca. Following wedding
Tsp. air. and Mrs. Duer viii reside
81 sli Harrison street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01

Eiheron Atlantic City-s best mod
crate priced hotel. Central. Fine
table Running water in rooms. DIR.
Ludy.Ads.
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weather Foroea.t

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Wash nrton. jay wrathor fort...i
FOR DE aware
4 Oiidk tonEnI. Saturday F,uor. .Isl
Il. q. s0ucN hat wufmCr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
TO visit Europe.

A number Of Wilmingtonians sailed
yesterday for Europe. including Al
fred +. Bissel, son Of Mr. and Mrs
George P. Bissel, and George A. Ell
lott. Jr., son If Colonel and Mrs
George a. Elliott, who viii spend the
summer there. Miss ReDecca Rein
hardt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David ) Reinhardt. student at Bryn
MaWr College, also left for Europe
yesterday with party Of college stu
dents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
HOOPES, SHEPPARD
AND SAT TTERTHWA|TE
NAMED BY MAYOR
Water Commissioner, Auditor
and City Solicitor Under
New Administr alton.
ALL ARE WELL-kNOWN MEN

Mayor Leroy Harvey upon assum-
ing. the office Of the citys chief
magistrate at noon today announced
the following appointments
city Solicisor-4Reuben Satterth-
waite, Jr.. to succeed John w Huxley,
JT.
city Auditor Charles n. sheppard
succeeding himself.
Member Board of Water Commits
sioners- Edgar NJ. Hopes, succeed
ing William C.. Coxe.
All of the appointees arc Repubh-
cans. Mr.. Coke is a Democrat,
City Solicitor Satterthwaite an,
nounced today at noon that he hae
rendered the office of deputy city so
deputy Attorney General. MIR. Green
when asked if he would accept the
position. stated that he had the Offer
under advisement but that he had not
yet made up his mind Just what he
intended to do. He plans 10 give tho
matter consideration for a few days
and will not give Mr.. SatterThwaite ar
answer until next Tuesday or Wednes.
day
City Auditor Sheppard announced
that he had re-appointed Harold W
creamer as his deputy. MIR. Creamel
succeeds himself. Mr.. Sheppard sait
he has made a very capable and ef-
ficient assistant and he announced
that he had been petitioned by a mum
ber of other city officials TO reap
point Mr.. Creamer should he himself
be named TO the office again.
City Treasurer White announced
that he had re-appointed Isaac Nc
Clure as his deputy. Mr., Mcclure has
served in the same capacity under
City Treasurer Charles M. Banks. He
is widely known in this city and is
said 10 have made most genial and
efficient assistant in the treasurer
Office so that his retention by Mr..
White, IL is believed, will be generally
nnDrOVpI
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Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Telephones 15to-15zI.-Adv.

Eversharp Pencils. Engraving free
Erofskyss, g25 Market street. ADV.
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|res prks, wholesale and retail
~ pr.cA- @o4 AA<kst--Ax1s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01

Fireworks, wholesale and retail
one-half price. 400 MarNet.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
Monroe School

Rev. Irwin gave An excellent ad-
dress at baccalaureate services here
Sunday. The auditorium was well
filled. Miss Leatha Pegg was alb.
sent from school Friday. She fe-
turned to her home in Richmond to
help prepare for their alumni banquet
held Friday night. Mrs. Emmett Bur-
nett substituted for her. Mrs. Chaun-
cey Lee visited school Wednesday aft
ernoon. The seventh grade Literary
society gave a program Tuesday. 49,.
Not all the little children have so
many pleasant vacations as we. Pippa,
little girl of a foreign country.
worked all day long in silk factory
with only one vacation day in year.
Because Of this one day she was hap
by and endeavored to make others
happy. This is the theme of "Pippa
Passes" the story and song given by
pupils OF the seventh and eighth
grades at chapel Wednesday morning.
Dorothy Shoemaker read the story
while a quartette, Mildred Beck. Irene
Kirkland. Waugh Petry and Melvin
Miller. concealed behind the curtains
sang Pippa's song. The commence
ment exercises will be held Thursday
night, May 5. DR.. Dyer, of Cincin-
natl, will be the speaker. The class
play THE Hoodoo" will be given May
10th. Tickets for both are now on
sale. The third grade is playing
"Cinderella" in language. =. Florence
House Is the only pupil in the sixth
grade with perfect attendance record
for this term. Ida Alice Jeanes, who
formerly attended this school, visited
Monday. The show for May 18th, is
Help Wanted-Male'' featuring Miss
Blanche Sweet. $. . Monday the fourth
grades history review was a game en-
titled "Who Am -" Each pupil chose
and represented his own character
The characters were those studied
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
CALLOUSES

Hard. sore. tender touchy callouses
that ache and sting and burn. may be
quickly softened and peeled right off
after using Cicero Norwood Balm
And the very first application brings
quick and joyful relief!
No rags, no pads, no waiting-Just
rub it inland Presto! all the pain
and soreness, promptly goes away.
And Oh! how cool and fine your feet
will feel.
One treatment will convince you
Any good druggist can supply you
with Cicero NORWOOD Balm and you
can have your money back if you're
not satisfied Advertise ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
Ohio News Flashes

SPRINGFIELD.-O the eve of An
tioch college becoming a vocational.
as we'll as a technical institution,
celebration was conducted at the
school at Yellow Springs Wednesday
in honor of the 125th anniversary of
the birth of Horace Mann, founder of
the institution.
OXFORD.-R. NJ. Hughes. president
Of Miami university. announced that
United States Senator Alice Pomer-
enc had accepted an invitation to de-
LIVER the address at the S1st annual
comm encement OF Mani, June IA.
XENIA.--Chrged with bigamy, Cs'
car Parker, &c years old, former SOL
der at the Fairfield Aviation Field,
Tuesday was On his way to serve an
intermediate sentence at Mansfield
Reformatory. despite efforts of his
two wives to Obtain his release.
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Commencement exercises for the Har-
rison township schools were held in
the Hanna's Creek church recently.
Music by the Barnard orchestra. reel
tations and songs by the children and
talk by Rev. p. A. Musselman of
the Four Mile church were features
of the program. Diplomas were pre-
sented by County Superintendent c.
c. Alternately to the following pupils:
Albert LaFuze, Harvey LaFuze. Gene
We've Lucille Davis. Arthus Harmeyer
Grace l.. Baker, Howard r. Mason,
Mary L. Brewer. Albert LaFuze re-
ceived the highest grade in the coun-
ty Arthur Harmeyer received the
next highest grade.
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Indiana Breviities

LAFAYETTE.-Mor than 600 boys
and girls have registered for the an
nual boys and girls club roundup at
Purdue university which started with
an open house" Tuesday in the en-
cheering schools. Several hundred
more were expected Wednesday morn
ing.
LAPORTE.-J. A. Johnson, travel
ing salesman, residing in Valparaiso,
is near death Mt the Holy Family hos
pital here as the result Of injuries re-
ceived late Tuesday afternoon when a
runabout which he was driving was
struck by a Wabash passenger train
here.
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News of the Counties

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, May A.
The Franklin college male quartett.s
gave a very splendid program at
Hurst opera house Saturday night.
The boys were brought here under
the auspices of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union
WEST MANCHESTER, O., May 4.
Ladies of the U. b. church here will
stage a three-act play entitled,
Breezy Point" at the opera house
Saturday evening. Special music
will be given. Proceeds will go to
the church.
HANNA'S CREEK, Ind, Nav A.
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and throughout the land thou
sands of Mothers will be sur
prised and delighted when they
receive the wonderful remem-
brance planned by the members
of the Mothers Day Club. If
you have not already joined in
this conspiracy of affection, de-
lay no longer. Visit any Bruins
wick dealer and learn all about
the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04
Recent Chess Purse
LARGEST in History

Although the loser in the chess tour
ney for the world title, Lasker, got
more money than did Capablanca. The
German master was given $4,000 of
the $4,000 subscribed by Cuban
sportsmen, but had to foot all his ex-
penses. Capablanca received the other
$4,000 of the largest sum ever put I'D
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employment as a telephone operator.
after tramping the streets for weeks.
1t is not because Miss Waltz dis
likes a small town that she has taken
to rowing, she insists. The bigger
cities have no especial appeal.
Chicago is a good place to play in
think, but I'd never want to play
there for long. Cleveland is better
could work as we'll as play there
but just now, my heart is set on Bos'
ton. Perhaps may go to school
there, If like it. Cities and towns
have personalities, just like people
l think; they attract or repel."