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The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Now Comes the Fluke Champion, Little
Ahead OF Time, Butt

have read with great interest the article
al cut the champion flukc fisherman feimi'
me 10 state that to my way OF thlnkns
George England whom mot four years age
at Highland Beach, ts. without y uouot' ui'
champion If champions.
base my statement on the foloWihg ,ace'
that can be vouched for by any OF tne Io.ow-
Ing fishermen Of Highland Beach-Dan zen
nedy. Morgan Kennedy, Bill Burns. Ed Booze,
Joc Pr,ncey, Joe Higgins. Frank Downs. Jim
Wilson. Bill Snyder Bill Sauhoers' Jacn paHe
and others. ,,. = 49,
England and myself were fishing on the
end OF the jetty at Highland Beach, ana ne
said he aid not care for any OF the fish ana
agreed to give me his catch. we hau d
strong tar line and whenever we landed a
fish we would string him and let the eaten
dnngle in the water. In all we had tour.eei'
GOOD sized fish on the line. | attempted 70
string the fifteenth when the line siippe1
from my hand and fell In the water, fish ana
all. OF course we felt somewhat aishearteneu y
a our loss but England said not to nina
iittie thing like that, 90 fixed up another
string and commenced fishing again. we
were fishing about five minutes when flns
lend hooked into another fluke. but SAID tnat
ne thought IL must be whale. AFTER tugglng
away for some time. behold. ne hookeo s inso
the lost string with one hook and on his other
hook another fluke, Fifteen tluKe at o one
catchl DO you know of any one VINO mas
ever eoualled that record? IL so, ley mn,
send me his name and address and VIII
blow him to the best dinner he ever put ui-
de. his belt ,,,s,
Does any one know JOSEPH LoVELAND.
After June l Imported Live Foxes Musi
Undergo Inspection.
To protect owners OF fox farms. the Secre-
,arv ~ Agriculture has ruled that AL foxes
cffsred for Importation into the United stats.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
RICE AND APPLEBY TIED.

Julian Rice last night defeated Edgar
Appleby In the Poggenburg cup balkline
tournament in the Rational Recreation
in Brooklyn. Appleby was playing for
$50 points. but could only collect 233
Rice garnered his 175 points in twenty
eight innings
The victory placed Rice in a tic with
Appleby for the cup. They will meet
tonight in the playoff Appleby had a
high run OF 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
YALE CREWS TAKE REST.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK HRALp.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 2.--The Yale
varsity and second varsity crews didn't
go out for practice this afternoon. Trhey
viii rest until Wednesday. IL Is under
stood that there win be further changes
in the varsity eight. Nichols. 1t Is said.
is not satisfied with the stroke oar as
pulled by Heminway against Penn and
Leslie against Columbia.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Additional Sporting News Will Be
Found on Two Preceding Pages

spiralled like a doughboy's puttee oil
wound like the neck OF a golf club. II
he latter Fownes may have cause to re-
joice that IN the party there is no one
with an ample torso like that of Davy
Heron.
II Chisholm does not hold a copy.
right or patent on his bandaging scheme
there can be no objection to having the
tip passed on to Emmett French. cap
tain OF the professional team. French
like Fownes, no doubt will be grateful
for the fact that not many outsize
stomachs have to be provided for. that
there is only one Jim Barnes in the
party. or that Bouncing Billy the Bar
mum Fat Boy. is not professional goli
champion.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Scribes Are Favored.

Park Commissioner Hennessy OF The
Bronx favored the members of the New
York Newspaper Golf Club yesterday
% the extent of opening the summer
greens for the day while the scribes
played their May tournament qualifying
round and then ordered the greens
closed for another week. The latter
order was not a result of the destruc-
tiveness Of the scribes' mashies. 1t should
be mentioned.
Leonard Nude was the leader in a
field of forty players, his card reading
76-S, 6s. f. s. Macrae was second at
Sill, 10. and Perley Bruno. third.
with e6-25, Il. The latter. from Chi
cago, was playing his first tournament
with the newspapermen Others who
qualified for the first sixteen were:
Donald Macdonald, s7--1a. ~; G. Laux.
Ga-19. 73; X. Ruhander. 9I-22. 73; A. r.
Dunbar. 97-13. "a; Peter Campbell, $50,
-; Hiram Serne. s4-S, 70: r. It. Foster,
p9-22. n; E. b. Davis. 95--ls IT; Leroy
Thompson. $50. 49, Gregory Fraser. o.
u. 7s W. a. Keatey, s7-s, 10; i. P.
Nowlan, 97-17, so. J. r. Herman, 1927,
So
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

spike the Boston Siege Gun" Ouimet
may have recurrence of the shivers
which shook him into the lap OF Woodie
Plat at Oakmont, or a gust of Hoy lake
wind may easily put out Of commission
the musculotaneous. iliohypogastric.
musculospral. or ilioinguinal nerves of
the champion Evans.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

DO you intend getting a new car? Now IL
the time to dispose of your old one. Use
the Automobile Directory in The Herald's
Want Ad. Section.--Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

New York Herald Bureau.
London, May 2.
w TTH a brilliant display Of all
\N/ round tennis. G. S. Cutting
w of America defeated Hon. c.
~ Bruce in the final round OF the
amateur championship at the Queens
Club to-day and will now play E. NJ
Baerlin. champion. for the title
Wednesday,
The feature of Mr.. Cuttings game
which brought him the victory in
straight sets to-day. 6-3, 6-4. ca.
was his beautiful forehand strokes
and his service TO the side wall and
off the tambour, which frequently
mad Mr.. Bruce guessing.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & straus, Inc, Fulton st. Tkle.only.
Conson. A., b32 Grand st. Tel. 3oi5 Stsgg.
poering, 5Bi Liberty av. Tel. Glenmore 9o3f
Johnson. n. go wyckoff av. Tel.o6n2 Everg'n.
Kingston, t4aD fulton ~. T50s Bedrd. Repairs.
Hummer. H.. 1898 Bway. Tackle and bait.
Loeser Fred'k Q CO., Fulton IT. Tackle only.
Marsters. J. ~, 53 Court n. Tel 2f2J Main.
Michaeleon. VI. H.. t2Ti BcdCd av. Tkle. only.
Hlchaelsou. N. r., oii Broadway. Tackle only.
Morris, A. ,tT51 Fulton at.. Reid av. 1895 pdfd.
Muller, o.. 2G5 WvckoTf av. ToL 32i1 Evers n.
Roeper NJ. w. 177 Woodward av. Tkle. only.
Schaaf. 1875 Flathush av. Tel. 23ia Sterling.
echebler, r.. 2St Wyckoff ev. Tei1DS7Evrg' n.
slote. $40 Flushing nv. Tel. 4si6 stagg
Sprung. L.. 276i Atlantic av. Tel. 59Ts E.N.T.
voehifnger, 1895 Myrtle av. Tel. 41TswB' hwh
OUT OF TOWN.
WcIseha n. II. 7lIHack' nakF1k. I'd. w. .Hoboknn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

HAT is the present condition Of Jack
Dempsey? Is he fit? What is he doing
to get himself in shape for his coming
battle with Georges Carpenter and just
what may be expected of him when he
faces the clever Frenchman i'm the ring
July 2?
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

These are questions all fight fans are asking and
questions that be answered for Herald readers
SO far expert eyes and expert judgment
determine.
To give to its readers ''close up view and an
unpreiudiced, first-hand account of the Champions
condition. and of all that is going on at Freddy
Weshs Health Farm, where Dempsey is trainng---
THE NEW YORK HERALD is publishing on
its Sport Pages a series of articles by
CHARLES F. MATHISON, the "AbIest wrter
on Boxing in America" bearing on the ques-
tion "Is Dempsey F"
Unlike most articles of this kind, written by
close friends intimate acquaintance OF the prin-
cipa and therefore almost certain to be over-enthu
siastic even prejudced, the articles The Herald
will publish by Mr.. Mathison will be written in the
authors well known, fearless style and will present
extenuatiOn color.
SO. if you want to learn the TRUTH about
Dempseys physical fitness to defend his title, what
he is doing to 'get ready, how he shows up under
stress and punishment, be and read every
of these Mahson articles
DAHY-On Sport Pages of
HE NEW YORK HERA|
Say " HERALD" to Your NelOsdealer Each Morning
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

Under prohibition New
follows To provide paronn prohibition
provide trials for Voltead law violators
BUT
annoyance appears
chief objects Of the manpao the police The
inhabitants bedeed the saua the the Legislature
assumed be- The Prohibition occupation
ear lengths its efforts the Votead law
ands Insult and the order Of the day.
IN ORDER TO ABATE THESE EVILS, AND TO
GREE OF FREEDOM AT LEAST EQUAL TO THAT
ENJOYED BY THE CONQUERED GERMAN PROV
INCES, WE ASK YOUR IMMEDIATE HELP AND
SUPPORT.
THE ASSOCIATION AGAINST THE PROHIBITION
AMENDMENT
is not wet society," 1t does not advocate the return
of the old saloon conditions. 1t stands for fairness
moderation and respect for the Constitution of fathers
Among our members are the following:
AFEW NATIONALLY PROMINENT MEMBERS:
E!::;;:: &c ;: Z: '' #s: $!:si: ::s# dip.
Sop ,s RI ny s5 mes :
en- & Hp 81 ;:ss s : Il sss : $=s r;sss:,
OTHER NEW YORK CITY MEMBERS:
H!s sS"sss f + SRs1 @ sgs sss MH
SsP 6ssRs:s $Hf $;ss R 's s'
Cen George aP chares
Sms 4 SSss$ ;;sh Is: s. ss f9f s
H.: s;;:: : = stss $.$"i :f| + s. r.'''
@ VI; Sf $5s g: : Ss $ sFf fss ss sS::s,
4s1 Ss Daoc Dos Ms Ms s sSn Mf mseAe % % jop sa R. swan
@ ssS brew as""''' ss %sys.. $s Fsss D.
S dssy s s + Martin s, %s w;sss
GSf i r R'''iSs Martin Mr." Watts sherman
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
1T is NOT TOO LATE TO REPEAL THE VOLSTEAD
LAW

If you interested in law and order; if you want
Ia bigger better and happier nation; you want your
State Legislature and the National Congress to know
where your district stands regards prohibition
1--WE ask you to support this Associations nationwide
lcampajpn
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Advertisement Advertisement.
CITIZENS: CONSIDER WHAT
PROHIBITION
HAS FORCED UPON YOU!
A Advertisement.
Advertisement. a

Under prohibition New York be called
follows To provide paonen prohibition
provide jury trials for VoIsead voators oOoOoo
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

Forehand Strokes
Win for c. S. Cutting

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921 by THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Mny g.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
HELP REPEAL THE VOLSTEAD LAW!

Fill out the blank below attach membership fee and mail it
Ito TODAY Get your friends to join and send their member
ship with yours Remit by money order cash by bank
check All accounts Of the Association strictly audited Full
reports open members The blank below may be used send
payment in eermake checks payable to Mount Vernon Bank
Washington, D. c.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
THE ASSOCIATION AGAINST THE PROHIBITION
AMENDMENT, INC,
1929 ST., NJ w., Washington, D. c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

q. Macculloch Miller
Capt. 8. Frederic Mills
Alex W. Moffat
DIR. Louis NJ. Mooney
Horace X. Moorhead
Charles A. Moran
Herbert Noble
DIR. Charles Norres
Morris Oliphant
George A. Price
Frederic King Pulsifer
Rev. DIR. Max Raisin
Major Harmon u. Read
Dewitt V. ID. Kelley
A. III. Renshaw
Reginald B. Rives
Capt. G.. @. Rumsey
Robert Cornell Sands
Y. Tccumsch Sherman
Oscar j. Smith
Major Joseph X. Swan
Augustus Thomas
Capt. w. ~. Thurston, Jr.
Andre Tridon
Mrs. Edmund wetmore
Capt. Hunter Wykes
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
After June ! Imported Live Foxes Mu

To protect owners OF fox farms. the &c
tary OF Agriculture has ruled that AL - q
Z cffs~ed for Importation into the United ~
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

Stuyvesant Fish
Harrison Grey Fiske
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske
DIR. Julius Frieienwald
Seth Low
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward
J. McGolrick
Hon. james NJ. Munroe
Rear Adm. Hugo Osterhaus
Spencer Penrose
Thomas Morrison Carnegie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
PROGRAM Of PUBLIC
SPEAKING CLASSES

W. 3. Downs, secretary 80 go "''''''
Ing Association Of Credit h"n Ne>'"r"ty
afternoon announced III" S"wr'"." pro
gram OF the public speaking LASS w"''h
Will hc conducted by lToi T. ~ i"'"''
OF the University 81 Fit'sOE'E"' Z" gin
ming Friday evening.
The program Is reT! attractive ''N
inE up ever Phase "' '"e C'' ''''
will no doubt attract many .'E"' E"r''
ness men and members OF 'he ''ss'",'"-
, t!ur. There will be three '.r%SeS' thhs
each may receive nor. a;t"Nt'n Mt
Lane will conduct the classes "'!"S' =.
giving personal attention !" e"th 'naH
enrolling.
r.. ,...,.s"s will 10 h"ld each Friday
evening. ami after IN" pIA.' speaking
course = completed. credit department
re,h,t, wi. We taken up. including
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Joseph " Gates. nc Three Twins
,sr,a. viii present a: th~ Co~r. theatre
tonight and tomorrow n" musical
comedy sensation 90 ;h.S ard las: sen-
soa. Take II From No.
Tho bare ANNOUNCEMENT thar THIS Is
the Same Identical company thai played
New York tCr over 4 yea. both Boston
ard Philadelphia for four months each
and caused vsritah'e sensation AT the
Stude baker theatre. Chicago. To-
months. should Be sufficient reason I"
tax the CAPACITY - the theatre. Their"
IS but one .,rGTanN - TAX" u From
Ne" the original hns. and hat is me
one tina, appears here. same cast. sam"
stunning girls. same production. ana
sarre e1crucla,:nc'r funny comedy. Al"
sars delightful melodies.
There was TN" when I. vas
scarcely good 'r-m :" hare reSu!ar
Mo, IN = musical r"r'etr Audiences
did not expect y. and the ttred brains
fo- which 30 aghy typA - girls. music
and lines were arranged. were satisfied
ut.h an evenings rest cure. In TAX"
7, From, Ne h"wNi.-. there - an ~
nalle,. pc, which he excrsd;Hs'" b"au-
tltll chorus does rot 'r'errupt. tn"
music syra~ks e ar originality ana
rayor peculiarly catchy. l. has Won the
his,,nct.cn e being me S'"ancst. nHatcsi
ard dai-.:cs, musical COMEDY that has
over been produced IN decade. Il -
full CT mlrlh and music. clever FAR
r.urs. excellent dancers. pretty Sir.s IN
rorEeous gowns and EHGrr'c, a"i ""S
derful electrical effects. Tao story con-
earns three young men who a;tcnr. Z"
wreck depaltfO-9- store in Year ny
reso-.lrz 20 ne Gost ridiculous cN'
cesses C-c - mem has spcr; S|",0'o
lest b. his Uncle. whsrcup"C re - no
-ited ~ mas, :aHs over Department
49, and rord&rc |. successfully Tor
~ HIS reward
The r,araEe- O. no store has framed
th.,Es - such u manner 'ha'. In HIS
Opinion. ne SOY cannot succeed. which
causes the "outA % decide 10 wreck the
Business Ru. ;Hc a,rangest part OF Il
"a me sore sue, eel In spike OF tho
acorwa lkerg he,nS put on roller skates,
,hA ir,2ortcA gowns department being
ri-.oo over "rr n" use ot 4 movie
rap,u" Tor -!r'ure wcrk. and ihe sales
yrs ben g',sn -ooi garden for
o-e vear. ~ waich event millions will
danc,ns.
pronin~7' n me east are Maiorle
swee,. Nice Hans. Airline and Helen
Gardner. John T. IIearsngs. EdSar
Gardiner. Charles Welsh Homer, Charles
Meakirs, farrr Hu:nham, Herbert
salnger. William Eaitur. Roscoe Pa:rh
George Mortimer. Nvorne Berkeley anil
a big booming battalion OF hewlcrhiUE
Enar.!way beauties max up the Chorus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II yoI Wish - be permanently .
ueyed ur gas n tie s,..mn"i a bow
els. take baaln.ar!l Ga.-Ta act"
C&aa.rnanHs Gas IaH,c'S "I' rr'"L"tI
Instinct. md especially '"r >''na =
Sa~ auI ,art;"ela-,y. t"r a. t." osl
effects .'ur'ms f'om ca1 Ii"~-lrr
That ctnGIy. gone and sraN.ns !eel.
ing At tas "it = yy1- sto>no~l, vi. lis.
appear lh-a rt.N:h"s N-.,'Gs II. y .
lIth heart ra,::'at.on uill -" =. and
vou viii ne wr-c - a." - -
Keep h-ea,h. :" o:'An I:".ertel - 40
dressing p@6Insr yrT- Aea:' ~: 49,
Your Tabs arms 49, :n-'r= N.nn :
fec! CO.; Ard 20 s.e-5 a'"""s, - !.
ifarns Gas I.t.eLs s." N IS -"
f.ring r.i:= the ci."'..a;!cH '"'~ns
arows.nsss 4ad s.espy Zoe. AI 49, IL
r-r VIZ! socn I've replace ~ ! s..
fo- sc ne FORM y: e5te-t.!H~'e3' !NG,
aisteade! S'Gc,goA Wi! refuse BY :Hc~:s
because gas Vi, not form 2::e. r5.r )
Ean!-aarS GAIA 5,e,s.
EaAl.-'1n> C&s-Tah.etS So -: :!
SUI Sc su-r as the gone :, = - -
I. ck2c, - 60" 10 60: ~ $500.
80 -e..cH-2. :'*- : ia. tt3e-S - {
T....a.~:.n'. t.a$.Ta5!e;. 2-e Z. "a:
~ a.. -e,:27'% t:-gg,s:s a-1 = II
Ores. & c1-r4-1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
over THE HILL
GREAT PICTURE
MOTHER LOVE AND SAcRrrr
REACH SUBLIME HEIGHTS I"
DRAMA AT PLAZA
Son Goss TO Prison for Fathsr-Later
Taxes Mother From, Poorhouse

Mother love and the uHseifsh sarr'n'e
&c y n1'hAr -caril their most S'lN.'rn'
height, IN over The III opening
e.. ~, ~r- = weeks run AZ the Il2&S.
"Ovor ira N.ll' is an ahHreHir':"n
Tor over The lin From The t""r-
I..'S." a"d nus9~ with = tree roe. PFC
losue These nrSt three rc"'s CIV" ~"
setting and local colcr for the real stony
"a. o'',"$. In the prologue. "" 80"
the mother OF six children working hE"
tho proreroia' movie" raother To- pre-.
vide for thc welfare az the family.
between tho prologue and the Open
rr,.- - TIE ..oin story. a period OF tim"
lapses something like twenty Nei,"-.
Az the children arc married. "N""Ht
Johnnie the moth"r's fav"ritc. W."
',yaS n, home with his parents. VIM
- ~ mi, ti,ne C:av haired and fe"h'e.
unless an rasion arises for them :"
llven W. and then the regeneration IS
rather -rra~kaoi". The children. M"
ever. have grown up I" be very for"
Of their r";hsr. and a-e always pr"s
,nt at the family reunion on Mothers
Day.
orc a,AnlrS. during the course ~ =
reunion, Johnnie Is calling upon ma
N,yrr;n"nr' tn" sam" no "i'h NnHT
VIC saw him practically engaged IN
carly childhood. lie leaves his s"""''
heart. having said Eooahy becauS" hr
"a ioarinx ror the indefinite and cv"~
promising West in the morning, - run
head.on into his father in the N"7v 1T
~ stealing horses G"hT7'e perSuaG"S
Tho ole nan to let him <" tho horses
hack ITO the stable where they be!ons
h,,, while doing this. r" Is arrested rod
handed ror horse stealing. lie carries
or the movie idea % n duc'u! son. ara
goes - prison 20 eSpiate HIS fathers
N-n-rs without anvorc s"soicin"!1r h'i
rathc-'> r,,',r. eSCep: his sweetheart.
who cverhears conversation hc;w"""
Johnnie g:.L his father. Eut she ne'""
tells ard Johnnie lies In prison f"r
three long years. during which tme T.!
fathe- dl>s without comics StnC. On his
release Johnnie comes 10 sec his mother
and tolls her that he can not remain
IN his home town with the smirrh -
orIsnn or his name and that he -
leaving for tho West. Before going he
--o~,is.a hts oldest brother. Isaac. \
sanct!mon!ous hyprocrite. that he VIII
xend him money every month FOR his
mother.
From this point tho story advances
Nv slow Jerks and then by swift bounds
We finally find the mother refused 4
homo with each Of her children IN sue.
cess!or. until she Is at last forced to
leave tra home ~ the elder son. Isaac.
10 whom Johnnie has heen sending
money for his mother regularly every
month but who has kept the money
rn- hts own NC The poor old 1adv
takes .ha rood and goes "Gver The hiil
to The ooorl0Vs"" II is here that Jack
aH6s her on his return. al Indefinite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
VAUDEVILLE At REX
DECIDEDLY CLEVER

TIL. vautev bill ,j;l' opened a th'
Rex Yesterday par:akeS Vt t" mature g;
eT~ry;hjus TIA = S"bd. h0h - Sous
As = earh show at this 'o7, ll''l" pay
house cots better as i've weeks - nv.
Orsning this weeks hill - FaG' te',H'
irc and his musical flower garden AVID
!, cor:aiaiv - a dream az a. At ana
~; wort! ali tae eilurt !; took I" bud.
m. manner n which the music r0N1 "ut
~ rra. ',rk'n. rcarS. hoWc-S a1t E'r
DON !,,pls,n.rt< NADIA Eorriln haS
one 81 ,na ms, unusual NoI"es "N'"
heard AMI lives M 10 h'r advance h't-
lng. -. TIE Git with II" W"Ha-r'"i
Voice - :, matters not whether y 80
po:t:.ar ~ NTerat', ru'NNc~S. fF'N -"
SANG IN eNH"liAnt nlN""r il"r"er' l'"N
ron and ,N"'niny ~ "'"'.rh - Us
have .,o",rtv NitN situations - t.r
enjclar.. x.'i aHd ALI Hp;"t. u ';'TN
mar ari "--'ar. A. 4 laIE1 n'"."S!
ton /, could ""N :" improved - ~
Na,lv. XII All irWn''" ,r" seen Z al
vantage IN .Go'- somewhat different sk'
Making Good" N which II GtvcS tH'
'Nree rirlr- artists an opportunity ="
.luln... ,r,ue wonderful Lop:N-aHru' dam
Esa- ha-n ~. ',>e -eAued ami hes
hand Ia iav,.rs and Roman ring Ac' thar
has ever appeared ~ v nee ing nd =
surely has taken 'rrn'hs and m"ntAs
~ practice to accn1p,:sh MA (h"S' iN'
r,etr- BOYS have. tn" feature r'"'"
r,av. Earle Williams IT IT" S.."r
car" Is p,rt2rc that IS essentially
worth whi,a. nrG y a.. pictures No."
nc =. t'lrrr nrU'h y" 70 r'oNr Co. nv
favorable "c."7ar;a"n. As". news
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Read ara u-a lHi"'!gcHser Want hns
You'll get what y"u wan
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
East New Market Items

Miss Kate Clifton is spending a
week with her neice Mrs. E. w.
Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Isenberg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tindall Of
Wilmington, Delaware were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Isenberg recently
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hubbard have
returned home after spending few
days in Baltimore.
Miss Elsie Boston is at home from
a visit to Laurel and Del-Mar.
Mrs. Mary Seymour Of Cambridge
is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. t.
Gootee.
Chautauqua! Now! Come tonight!
Friday and enjoy the Mayfower
Singers and Players, and hear Wal
fred Lindstrom's Lecture: "The
Magic Circle" Saturday THE Ok
ford Company" and at night Light
Opera, "The Mikado."
The George Washington Birthday
Supper served by the Ladies Aid OF
the M. E. Church proved a very de-
lightful affair, and a pleasing
amount was cleared.
Mrs. S. J. Stevens and Mrs. H. r
Stevens were guests of Mrs. W. J.
Seward part of this week.
Miss Katherine Clifton has re
turned from visit at Princess Anne
where she attended the marriage OF
Miss Bessie Pasquith and Mrs. Frank
Panzer of Baltimore.
Mrs. Dora Vickers. has returned
home from Preston where she was
called by the illness of her grandson
Master Leroy Tufft, who has had the
Measels.
Mrs. James KINNEY who has beer
quite ill is improving.
Mrs. W. J. Seward has entered
partnership with Mrs. BERTHE Selsb!
and they have been in Baltimore
where they have purchased a full
line of Spring Millinery.
Mrs. Harry Oliver is at home at
ter visit at Baltimore, and Wash
ipgton.
Mr., Pasquith of Princess Anne
formerly a clerk for Long and Short
and Mr.. Panzer Of the Panzer Pickle
Company of Baltimore are spending
the week in town on business.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
WICOMICO'S OLDEST men
ATTEND BIRTHDAY PARTY
Thirteen Citizens Over 30 Years As
senbIe At Home OF County Clerk.

Salisbury Md, Feb. 24.-Clerk OF
the Court and Mrs. j. Clayton KEEL
ly gave a unique dinner to q num-
Der Of the oldest men of the county
in honor Of Mr.. Kelly's birthday, all
the guests being longtime friends
of the Clerk. Although more than
20 were asked, only 10 attended
several being absent because Of
physical infrmities.
Those attending and their age
were: William Levi Laws, 90 years
old; Levin ]. Dashiell, Sc, Robert
G. Robertson, Sc; Sidney L. Trader,
81; William H. Rounds, SO; E. Stan
lev Toadvine, IS; Isaac Thomas Phil
lips, Il; A. H. Lohner, rs; Thomas
NJ. SIemons, 50; Theodore Purnen
Johnson, So; Charles E. Williams
70; James E. Ellegood, 10; William
a. Roberts, rs.
Others invited but unable to at
tend were: Capt. T. H. w. White
80 years old; George William Par
sons, SO; Clayton c. Parker, II:
Thomas W. Waller 81; William B
Brattan (the oldest resident Of tbs
cuunly), "a.
Mr.. Kelly comes from a longliVeo
family. His grandmother lived te
be "a; one uncle lived to be ga; two
a lnts passed the "A and So marks
respectively and MS father lived t.
be So
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
FRESH FISH

~ TF1sa7 7r ks-sa= row uperer our nsn
house for the season and will have
fresh bay fish on hand daily. Phone
SAT. R. W. PARKS & CO.
2-10-1mo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
Panza --Pasquith

Mr.. Frank J.APanzer of Baltimore
and Miss Bessie Pasquith Of Prln-
cess Anne were married at Salisbury
by Rev. Robt. A. Boyle, Of the Pres
byterian Church on Saturday Janu-
airy, 29th, 1921.
Miss Pasquith is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pasqutth OF
Princess Anne, and is well known in
this county having been employed
by the firm Of Long and Short at
East New Market and Seaford.
Mr.. Panzer is a member Of the firm
of the Panzer Packing Company OF
Baltimore and Manager of the East
New Market Pickle Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Panzer will live IN
Baltimore.