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Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-10
Plan Memorial to AIIenby.

Ono Of The first acts of the new gov
ornment under Sir Herbert Samuel
WAS o organize a department of antiq-
uitios, the principal function of which
S. The protection of all the historical
sites and monuments in Palestine and
~ the same time to encourage learned
societies 10 make scientific eXcaYa-
sunS. The historical monuments of
Palestine are not merely interesting
eeom an antiquarian point Of view. but
haNe a human and a religious interest
Or the great bulk of humanity. Ac-
cnrdin@y, an international board has
been established to advise the director
Of antiquities ON matters of common
interest to the different local societies
end schools Of foreign powers engaged
IN archaeological research.
One OF tie most holy places of Mo-
hammedaaism, Familiarity known as the
Mosque of Omar, which is also one of
the most beautiful Moslem buildings
extant. IS here The earlier develop
ment Of the Jewish kingdom will be
traceabc by systematic excavation
from the Pool of Sloan upward
along The Ridge of Ophel as far as the
site of the Temple.
There are many interesting build
ings of Mohammedans and Crusaders,
not only in Jerusalem, but scattered
through The country. One of the most
imposing of the Crusaders structures
Is the great fortress at Athlit, on the
coast between Haifa and Jaffa. This
is the place from which Richard Occur
de Lion finally evacuated his forces.
II is a wonderful and imposing ruin,
and the government of Palestine is lay
ing its plans fer the systematic pre-
serving and opening up of the monu
ment. II has been suggested that its
restoration would be a fitting memo
rial to Lord Allenby, and though no
action has been taken officially in this
direction, the appropriateness of such
u course Is generally recognized.
f
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-10
FARMERS UNION MEETING

A mass meeting Of The locals
Of the Farmers Union viii b.
held at Clear Water acac3l house
on Thursday night Feb. 17th
Comfy Lecturer W. Z. Boyer,
Of Beebe will be present.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-10

They say ibis wood-alcohI
makes a fine week end drink
You drink il on Tuesday and
your week ends right there.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-10
Wanted: Milk customers.
Mrs. K. M. Porter.
CENSUS FIG URhS

The official 1920 population
figures, as published by the Blu
reau of the Census, shows that
the population of Arkansas is
LISP, 204. The The report shows
the population of White County
to be 34,603.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Die &eaftiOn i'm 5attel.
Son g. @I.

2ongiam miro es fIor un0 fIorer,
in ipelfem 6obrnaiier iid Ole Holi.
tit Ser neiten &egierung befueat. Bas
oieie 3eitung ihon i'm porigen Sabre
bel ben 8oblen 10 oft ongeoeltet bat,
ndnIlid, OoB bon elmer Republican,.
iden Regierungsclique ebenio tpenig
Die BON elmer oemotrotii1en inbe5ug
auf geiuu0e,' ciol-fortI6rittIi6e
SoItuug uno EGtigfeit III internati.
onolen 5ragen 5u ertpnrten lit, l6eint
almGblid in Grfiialing geben su mol.
len. gsihts lit beSei6nenoer uno
ii6er5eugen0er in oieier Siniidt ais
Elm 8lid ouf oie @reigniiIe Der let.
ten Gage uno cine 2eftllre uno 8rii-
flung Der 2eitartifeI Ser Sages5eitun.
gen ouf ibre Stellung Su oieien Din.
gen bin.
SIN 8oroergrunoe 6es politii6eu
Sntereiies ltonoen 5tpei beoeutenoe
DISQUALIFICATION: 2aniing ino 8ibio.
nj. @abreno man ober 2oniina's
epodendtbenoe 8er0ffentIidungen
nit ausnabme Ginger aus5iige obne
&ommentar in 2eitortiteln gefliIIent.
lid iiberieben bat, begriiBt man 8ibi.
oni, i'm @run0e genommen cine Dol.
lige 8ribntperion, in alien Sorben
I9einbeiligen @ereoes iiber Suinoni.
tat uno 8eltfrieoen aIs einen Sc.
IonOten uno @poitel elmer fron3oiii6.
en- Station, Die Der @dpfeiIer uno Die
ein3ige @runologe mooernen Srie.
oenS uno Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lei.
8ie begierig bGtten ii9 Die republic
fanii6en StaatsmGnner ouf Die fen.
iationeGen @roffnineen zines Gam
fling merfen miiilen, 90 Tie bod allies
beitdtigten, fir oaS iie p1breno oes
letten Sabres 10 energii1 uno be-
ltimmt eingetreten nnren. Statt Del.
fen befleiBigen tie iid, bon tpenigen
Stimmen obgeieben, zines eigenarti.
gen S9mei9ens; ia, &epilbIifaner be.
5ei6neten 2anlings Bud ipgor oils
MusfIuB bloBer perIonIiher Mninlo.
iitGt gegen ben einitigen Germ lino
Meilter. Isle bieliaeeno nidt oieies
Sdtpeigen iit! @m Gnoe mar 8iI.
IONS @0Iferburi6poIitif bod ni9t 10
gona obne 8eroienit rnO CUTE @rs.
ii6ten fir fapitaliltii6e @eItauffoi.
ii1ngl
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

len ieOer 3eit, am beIten am glnfung
Oes n1diten 8inters, i'm Sftober,
bercit, cinen MnfGngerfurius i'm
9cutiden SIT eeben, fir Sung uno
Sit, fir G0bne iln6 So1ter tnIerer
Concord. &lub- Mtitglieoer, 10 nett tie
Die Spra6e ni6t beberri6en, etpo
einmol n09entIid obenos, uno 5tpar
10, oaB elm fleines S6ulgelo erbo-
ben niiroe, Oelien @eiamtbetrag aus
i1lieBlih benz bieiigen &ilfsOereiu
sur 2tnoerung Der Scot in Der alien
9eimot iibermielen piir0e. 9os Mir
0e Ben itngen 2eltten belfen, miir0e
bent Goncoro-&Iub pieaei6t nelles,
iunges 8lut 5ufiibren uno obenOrein
Oem Silfsmerf bielei6t elm biibi6es
.Siimm6en einbringen. Won m0ge
eS ii6 iiberlegen.
@inige SGbe oes 2aniine'i6en 8u-
DIES ioIlte man getpiiiep 2euten reft
eriinoIih inter Die 9oie reiben. @s
beiBt oo 8. 9. Secret diplomacy is
reoping a nep borbelt of generations
ano concentrations" Ser 8r1iioent
mari nod 2onitngs eigenen 8orten,
ale IA 8unfte, einen nod oem ans
bern, iiber 8oro. (8uBten mir Lam
gel Canals aber nuren mir Iaitige
&ritifer uno 9euti6enfreun0e, penn
mir es 81 iagen pogten). Banning
rtennt 8ilion einen Sprannen, ipridt
BON abandonment of principle, fail
lire to follop precepts unconditional
III proclaimed" iiiip. @unoerbore
&ompIimente fir ben friiberen SET
ligen I'M @eiBen Souie. 86breno
oes &rieges mar Die @ibel pro-0euti9
~geporoen oo man iie niGt offentli9
berteilen o1trfte, iett miro iogor Die
redte Sono 8ilion's ielbIt npro-
oeutid". Sffenbor ipuBte BEL ibm
oie &e6te ni6t, mas Die 2infe toll
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
SanstrGnsdlen unS llnter6altnng
I'M 0iitrift 410, Q. II. ..

Nud ser 9iitrift 40 oes 0eutid-
en- Neutrality-suspicious. bei6IieBt oie
@interioiion nit einem Ean5frGn5-
den am Mittrpod, Den 6. @priI. Sn
Der @%inlaOung OIL Die Wlitglieoer lino
biele lleberralduneen in 9(iiSiidt ge-
nommen. 9oS 9ontite beltebeno ans
ben 0amen Mortbu Sdroff, @milie
9olts. 9oltiie @eilltein Moria Ser,
&otie Bauer, emma SammeI. Gotba-
rina @oet unD Gina S6orb bat aae
Gor6ereituneen eetroffen ulo Der.
lpridt Ben Mitglieoern ulo eri1ie-
nenen Sreunoen einen guten Abeno.
9ie @eriammIitug un6 .Gin5oblunq
Der 8eitrdee finhet elne Stunoe fri.
Der, alto um Z u9r, ltott.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Bi6ner i'm 9tlfSoerein
NGditen SOnntas 9idter-gben6.
&Dmntt aQe!

Sriiblingl @er m6dte 0o niHt bin
aus aus Ser oumpfen Stltbe oes Mn-
tngslebens 1no manoeruL man0ern in
Die befreienoen Sluren Der Hatnr, in
Die ionnige, monnige @elt 0es S6op-
fers, ser fir ltns one loret2 8obl-
altf, oie 2uft gebt frii9 nno rein,
iper lange fibt muB roitenl Gin bun-
ter @orten bon 8lltinen uno Bitten
un0 S1metterlingen oeuti9er uno
omerifanii6er 9idtungen l1ot nno
Loot uns om fommenoen Sonntag 5u
elmer @olfobrt in oos &ei@ Der
Sdonbeit. Gin frobes, beiteres Sera
uno elm marmes @en1iit, mitgebradt
mie Stof unD SUIT our @anoeri9dft,
un6 elm erfrii9enoer, begeiIternoer
Mbeno nit 8erlen 11no &r6n5en aus
ser @eoanfen- uno 9i9terfpelt gro-
Der &iinitIer 1tno 8biloiopben ernlter
ltno all6 lei6terer Natl1r, lit un8 iid-
er. Serr grnlt @i6ner bon bier ber-
anltaltet inn Saol eSNGoncoro-&lub
einen 9eflamatipnSabeno gum Be-
item Ser bltngernoen &inoer Der alien
&eimot, Ser unS ale erfreuen tpir6.
Ser @i6ner nennt einen groBen,
foltbaren S6ab iein eigen, Die Be
berri6ung elmer gan3en &eibe mo-
Oerner 0i9tungen ltno Die SGbigfeit
un0 begeilterte 2uit unO 2iebe, fie
uns ourd idonen erbebenoen 8ortrog
5ugGngli6 81 MAIDEN. 8er mollte
oa DerorieBli6 II. berfiimmert auSalt-
Ie in Der @fe fiben, ipenn Die @ele-
genbeit geboten miro, iparm 81 iper-
ben, ii6 beraus5ureiBen aus Dem
@len0 oes politii6en Sageslebens,
aus Der 8interf1lte bon ggoismus
uno Dollariago uno Streit rno SGn-
bel? 8er lGBt ii6 nidt germ nn6
wiaig binauffiibren allf Die S0ben
ser 8elt zines S~pielbagen, @eibel
@ottfrie6 &eler, Seine, 8almbadL
Ser oeilti6en Mmerifaner &re5 uno
@roBe, ner ii9 ni6t ergoben an ben
originelen, fat primitib-nr fril6en
Soeen oes 9i6ters Der n5ierras,"
oes Entertainers Soaquin Miaer?
Ser lestere lit ia au9 bier in 8aib-
ington 10 befanntl Seine Siitte ltebt
irgenomo inn &od Greet 8arf. 0ie
bieiige California @eieai1aft iette
oarin Dem beriibmten galifornier elm
9enfmal. Wiaer bate cine oeut-
i6e Wlttter, lebte rinter ben @olo-
grGbern ~Galiforniens uno inn &lon-
bife, par 5mei Meal MiGisn1r nno
3pei Wal arm, belt 8ortrGge bier
I'M Often, idrieb feinen Song of
the SierraS" als bIutormer 8urIde
in 2onoon, erbielt 2atto i'm 8eIten
bon Ser amerifanii9en &egierung,
galt oann ols beri9ollen uno taud-
te plotli1 auf ieinem eigentrm oltf
Inn elm StGbtden oarouf au finoen,
mofiir ct cine Wiaion erbielt, bolite
iid in Der @abe bon Gan Grancisco
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

Elm SoDII uno einen Sol5itoB, ouf
Dem er beim Sooe berbronnt lein
monte. SER @i9ner miro nns bon
ibm ben n@ologr1ber bon @riaona"
bortragen1 ins 9euti6e iiberiest
W0ge feiner, Ser ii9 einmtaI mieoer
an eoler, berrli6en @eoidten e%rfrelt-
en- uno babel 5uelei9 our9 ieiner
8eIud Der bimmeli6reienoen Scot ser
oeutiden 2Gnoer in etna gu Iteuern
belfen min, oerfeblen, am Sonntag,
ben 3. Ipril, s lbr oben0s, i'm gon-
cor0-&llb-Saa 5u eri1einen.
&iibren0e 9ant- uno 8eItGtigungs.
i6reiben iiber Den @mpfang BON
0SiId un6 @eioern liefen tuie6er
beim bieiigen S~ilfsfommittee elm, ei-
ne groBe Wenge onbon aus geeiBe
in S6leiien bon &inoern, @Itern,
Bfarrern, Sn~itituten, 8aiienrGten,
8itmen, 8iirgermeiIter u. a. Sic
f0nnen ieoer 3eit beim S9riftfiibrer
ooer am beltigen Sreitag Mbeuo, 1.
Ipril, in Der Notwithstanding
i'm Concord &lub, eineeieben meroen.
&onoeniierte Oeil9 muroe in aiIten
i'm Sanuar ltno Sebrrar in folgenoen
Orten berteilt: @artbo (G9l. J, &re.
felo, Offenburg, 8eutben, Sidau,
@rottfau, 8aoerborn, Miiblbeim,
&reli8na9, Merfifein (Sa.), @iira-
burg, Mirnherg, Dresden, Gbemnib,
S6meionis, 0an8ig, &irn (gtabel
Sreiburg (8aoen), Berlin, 8ober-
r~obrsoorf, Norobol5, @ernigerooe,
3innonis, 8rittii9 S1perin), 8ao
Sa6ia, 8ao Cola, Soelt, SberleI6en,
&irdbeim-Sed, 8a6 &oien, SaI5uf-
len Sdreiberban, 8orniteot b.8ots-
6am, Sebnbauien, Miblingen, Ned-
ariteina6, Siibingen, @bersmoloe,
@0ttingen, &0nigsberg, SeiIsberg,
Sminemiinoe, @arnemiinoe, 3ittalt,
2oditaot, Mltenerabop, MiinIter /.
49,, Sppeln, &otibor, Sornomit,
Sranffurt a. Sc, @reifsmalo, Sole,
Mad]etl ltlfp. ulD. Oas 3entralfoms
mite Der Deutiden 8ereine pom 30
ten &reua ididte am %. Sebrllar Ell
men @erteilungsberidt iiber eineGar-
tie bon 5000 &iiten Mil6 an ons
Central &elief Committee, Stem
Yorf, benz Der @aibingtoner Silfs-
berein angeglieoert lit. Mus Seitreia
liegen iAon bon friiber Der iol9e
ausfiibrli6en 8eriHte Dor.
Selft unsl l1nteritiist oas Silfs.
nerf.
:. g. @l.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Silfswcrf geOrnfcu.

llIStuCII1 VtDCHICH.
Der GinieifuugsortifeI, Ser in Der
Summer oes nSSyollrnol~ pom 4.
WlGr5 .. S. eridien, ideitt eiuiges
WtiBbebagcu oltsgeloit 81 boberL oenn
in Der Summer BON If. 0fGr5 riidt
6rou Or. Wtorgoret cd Sem 8erioi
Ter nad0riidlid 5uIeibe.
Ole Snformotion, Die 5ruu Sd
Iiefert, lit gemiB ~intereiiant. 9cdt
lie ober aud oaes2 MGre es a. 9.
nidt bon bo6iter @idtigfcit, an er.
fobrerL BON mem Die Summen
Itammeu, mel6e 6aS iogenannte 500.
Oeruerf 5uiommengebraft2 SIT eS
ruobr, o0er lit es nift mobr. 0ab oie.
ie 9eitrGge gum eroBen GeiI BON
Oelitihamerifonern un0 OeIterrei.
dern 9eleiitet lino2 @Gre beioben.
Den Sails Die Mbgobe eiues DritteIs
oobon an 0eutihlono uno Oeltreid
ais gere6te 8erteilitng an befperten ?
Die Mmerifaner oeltti6en urO 0itrei.
hil6en llriprungS bGtten ood oos
Heht, 5l perlongen, Dab aues, mas
lie 9egebelt, aud ibreu Stammesae-
noIien 8uflieBt.
8em Srou Sd feltlteat, oob oos
3entrolfomite in9teipDorf Die itrift.
lide Gbmadung oofiir bat, Dab S..
100000 aus 0ieIen 8etrGqen fir
0eutlhlono uno 100000 fiirOe
reid beitimmt iino, 10 geniigt Oas
nidt; penn Die 6raee ordngt lid oltf,
mie es nit ben 8eIegen 0afiir
Itebt, Dab ole genonnten 9etrGge aud
i'll Ser Sat in 0eutihlnnb uno Oelt.
reid idou our 8erteilung eelongt
lino.
WGre es nun mabr, BOB Die Sci.
trGge ou 0ieier Sommiung gum gro.
Beren Seil bon 0eutiden uno Oeitrei.
dern 6erriibren - ein Ylnft, iibeI
oen Nuffl1rung eeipiiniht miro =,
oann ete1be lid bon ielblt, morllm es
DEM Central Helief Committee nidi
gelltngen 1T, bis gtooember 1920
nlebr ols ST, 100000 biniiber3ui6id.
en-, nie 5rol1 Sd betont,
glIio, 8rou Sd, es mare fir oas
beige 9eutidtltm bohit midtig, 5u
piiien:
~ Ob, ooer nidt, oie 8eitrGqc
6l Dem iog. @ooberuerf gum groBen
Sell bon 9eutldomerifonern uno
oitrei6ildeu Mmerifonern itommen;
81 0b iib%eraeugenoe 9eIege oo.
iiir oorlie9en, Dab ole 9etrGge BON
$8,000,000 uno $3,000,000 aud tat
iGhlid uno reItIos in Qeutidlono
ltnO Oeltreid sur 8erteiIune geIanqt
linO;
81 90 BON oen @eloern oeiltiden
ull0 olterrei6ilden ~llriprungs etmo
Elm Seil in auBeroeuti6en uno ollBer-
6ltreidiihen &Gnoern abgegebcn mur.
0en.
Cine i~iber5eugenOe 9eontportuug
oieier Sroeen oiirfte weientIi6 5ilr
I%ufflarung b%eitrogen.
Iliheiner.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

amerifonii1en 3eitungsmcniden nit
lol6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9eiheioenbeit
mo Selbltperleugnltng 81 Oicnen. IS
liegt fern, oieie oelitihe Eugen0, 9e.
iheioenbeit al b%enorgelr. Shon ur-
Ter 8ilbelm 9iiid lingt: v9eideioen.
belt lit cine 3ier." Aqeroin98, olS
2ebenspraftifiis, NIT Dem 4ntifli-
mar: ~0od fommt mar weiter obne
ibr."
lin auf ben beiagten Samuel 5ll-
riidoufommen", n1mlid oaS @iIfs.
mert fir 0ellti6Iano, mare allen ge,
teiligten oos 2eien oes glufIases,
Suffice, not SoobcriIm", meI6er IN
Ser Widr5- Drummer BON @iered's
oNmericon M%ontblp" eri6ienen lit.
5u c~mpfeblen. Oieier grtifel trifit
Den gtagel ouf Sen &opf. Die SiIfe
fir 9elltidIono loll oircft bon ieinen
StommeSaenoilen ousgcbcn. Almo.
len aus ben Sdnoen oerer. Die gegen
icinc NuSpliinoerung fem @ort ber-
loren, annebmen 5l m%iilIen, beoeutet
titr oos 9clttidtum Der gon3en @elt
cine Oemiltigrng. llno men1 ipl6e
Mlmolen ourh Die 9leiden SGnoe
audi nod an iol6e bmerteilt peroen,
Die GeutldlanoS @ieoernliibou entge'
g%crarbeiten uno our6 oas Silfsmerf
nod oafiir gelt6rft mcroen, 10 binter-
loBt oas @on3e einen iibIen Nodge-
ldmad. Das Soonerilieren 0eutid,.
lanoS lit lebten gnocs merquidli6.
Gltheiner.
Sltcrn 1921.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

ouudruG, @enIluaf, luirtlidc 9elifa.
tcTem, inS Sn baben bel:
gabIerS, 1916 &ises Marft.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

Ditis Nubrii asbt uHitru qtlsrn Iur frtltn @trfdeuus
ieeed Hbtruimmt eie 8teaiiien isintrlei gsrantiperuHa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
TITLE GAME FOR
GIRLS At HOCKEY
Winner Of PhiIa.-New York
Clash Tonight Plays Boston
for Eastern Grown /

The girls ice hockey championships a,
Philadelphia and New York will be- do.
cided tonight when all stars teams from,
these cities clash in the third and do.
Gliding fray at the Ice Palace.
New York won the first game bv tvo
goals to cipher while the Quaker alI'
stars won the second by one goal n
zero in an extra period bout.
Philadelphia has one of the best girls,
teams in the East. and If they win n.
night they will have n chance 10 nrovs
it, for the winner will meet Bostors;n
game for the eastern. championship
Miss Margarctta Sharpless. captain
of the Quakcrs. is one Of tho best hockey
players in the country. She is sur.
rounded by an excellent cast Dion
coach Of tho Quaker City team, has been
coaching tho team for this dccidin,
game. and on their work in practicc
during the last week should bc th,
team to meet Boston for the title.
Miss Elsie Muller. captain Of thc
New York team. is the national iIO
and $50 yards speed champion. whuo
Miss Ottclia Barth. Of tho Now York
team. finished second in the national
championships.
Miss Sharpless. who scored the win.
ming goal in that last game. will he tho
mainstay this evening. Much is OK.
pected of her in this clash. She has
been the most brilliant player Of The
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
BICYCLE POLO LATEST SPORT
FOR INDOORS OR OPEN AIR
Quaher City Cycling association Has Sereral Teams Playing
Game " hich Furnishes Both Thrills and Spills

Goal tenders must be mounted. how
ever, when blocking any. play.
When any rider falls from his wheel
or places his foot on the ground, he
cannot hit the ball until another player
Of either team has hit t. Mallcts can
not bc swung over the head while other
players are near the ball.
In Europe. the game is becoming
popular. but they play it there with
out malcts. kicking the ball or bump
ing it along with their wheels.
In Philadelphia, they are playing hi
ryCl" polo out of doors and on armory
floors. Wooden floors give opportunity
for greater speed. humping" whccl
along and stunt" riding. All of this
adds to the thrill for player and spec
tatOr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
"SHlNNY" has broken out in new

~ FORM
The thrills Of thar ancient sport, SO
dear 10 the heart of American boyhoOd.
nrc being experienced in an entirely new
setting.
A man may be a star at polo. hockey.
soccer or lacrosse, but. nine times out
Of ton. it is the remembrance of the
many hours of delight that good old
Skinny gave him and the gang in
his youth that makes him n devotee Of
these paStimeS.
These other games 70 him are just
Celebrations of 'shinny." The ball may
he knocked over the field by men on
horseback. as in polo over frozen ponds
or rinks. rs in hockey: kicked. as in
soccer, or scoopcd as in lacrosse. But.
fundamentally. these are just different
way Of playing quaint old 'shinny.
They all bear the same family reSem-
bianCc.
"Shiuny'>" lntc>t outgrowth is
bicycle polo And Philadelphia is one
Of its first champions in this country.
The newcomer il a regular sport. al
though it is not much more than 'Shin-
n.y. with the players mounted on hicy-
cles It's real American sport. too.
Like other typically national games. II
is exciting. clean and permits lo"way
enough for development Of individual
skill 10 warrant professional practice.
and yet il is so simple any back lot gang
of youngsters can play it, Baseball and
football hHv" their grip on Americans
because Of similar characteristics.
Almost everybody can rid" bicycle.
But some ride better than others.
Bicycle polo is being developed to Il
stage where even tho most Skillful rider
has his experience tried tim" and again.
,IN bu,.ls IL bpVG fpp. upp finding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-31
Boots and Saddle

Master Jack is better placed in the
S.. bernard purse. the feature race at
the fair grounds this afternoon. than
in his last engagement. Under fair
track conditions he appears TO better
advantage than Willow Tree and White
Star Master Jack is fresh. and mas
defeated better company.
Seventeen two ypar-OldS are CardCd
to start in the first race. a three fur
long dash. Some of the years best
crop of juveniles are entered, many Of
which will sport silks for the first time,
Reports from New Orleans indicate"
Tom Hare, .Ir.. has recovered from his
lamcnrsS. If 50, he appears 10 have Il
royal chance. MawrCOron and Devon
ito. the latter colt owned by j. H..
Louchheim. Of Philadelphia, are other
promising youngsters.
Horses in other races rounding into
best form are: Second, Wireless,
British Liner. NulcaniHc third, jew
clrr. Marmitc. Anna Gallup; fifth,
Crystal Ford. Inquiry. Barry Shannon {;
sixth. i. &. stone, Raider. Berlin :;
seventh. Aztec, Richard V, Light Wine.
II is Whispered around that an
agreement was reached at the gather
ing Of the members Of the Mary land
ltNtlng COMMISSION anu HltIlu'IS VI lIlt
New York Jockey Club with j, +.
Widcucr in Philadelphia last week.
whereby the jockey club will not name
a steward for tho Maryland tracks. and
that licensing and regulation of Jockeys,
horses and owners will be entirely under
the supervision Of the Maryland au,
thoritieS. At that there may be found
a way to avoid clash in future
between the two racing bodies.
The business meeting Of the Mary
landrrs and New Workers in Phiad"I-
phia at the Ritz-Carhon "Wednesday
will in all probability thrcsh out the
whole matter with the result that har-
mony will prevail.
! st the Kentucky state racing comm .s.o'
" mreI.uE held a. IoAUgtuu a fourth r'oh-
steward was C.~ci"d IN order that on" stew
.ard ,-I'l ha ar tho starting post "a"n ah'
.r the frature race Another Innovation on
tho Wru-reFulatcd keU'uCky tracks was tnt
rnu'.'Iuu uf ~ official timer. TiUrlTs Wl'
ho ujeu 20 all. Also tho handiCapp"Is wiI
'e required to post their indi"idual fsIres
as we'll as rhc rcsuIt by average, &. th'
loard. On'v .orE"'s Wallets and mcwh"r'
10 the .'rnc!s Guar'"rs
Majors Jones aud "Iilon and I.iou'oran
Bridges Iu quest of suitable horse Nol
breeding At tho 'ar.ous goyernmcnt doDots
purchased Bon from aud Won rromu "A
\"w Orleans from clarence BuXtOn, and TN,
horses vii, he shipped TO Fort Reno, Oh'D
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Michiuan to Go to Coast

Berkeley, Calf, Jan. 3l--'rrack and field
athletes Of tho University of California and
viii be representcd BY fifteen. ma nh team
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UCHICK" EVANS, tho

"CElICK" EVANS, tn" amateur
~ golf champion, won't get his big
chance TO defend the main summit
until early September. lie will have
far more competition than Tildcn faces.
His two main rivals are Bobby Jones
and Francis Ouimct. But there is
always the chance that some fine golfer,
Of the Bob Gardner type. may step in
his way before the final round is
reached. Evans beat Ouimet up and
8 to play. Yet against Reggie Lewis,
who has never won championship,
"Chick" had to go II holes in a match
that might have been turned upside
down at any given moment. Golf is too
uncertain and there are too many first
class players in the land for any man
to look for an easy victory in any
championship match. Any man who
qualities in n championship. or most Of
them. may break loose with par golf
any one day. In 1913. for one example.
Evans. Ouimct and TravcrS were all
eliminated within two days, And all
by golfers who had never won cham
ponShip.
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Scraps ibom SCrGPPers

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...., M r..I lu fUruI.I Vas q "Hu,r nN
snsht murstu Martin ludso ,nl ,s14, ,g,,yn
Jos Christie. Frankie CONWAY ouIGousA'
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THERE * still some doubt as to
i whether Ted Ray will return to
defend his open title. II he docs his job
will be the toughest of the lot. In
addition to such American stars n Ha-
gen. Barnes. IIutrhison. Dcigcl. Edgar.
Evans. Jones and others he will also
have Abe Mitchell and George Duncan
to stop. Ray or any man will hc Il
10 To / shot in this meeting, which
will include moro stars than the 1920
championship had ut Inverness last
August
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one Of the best looking bets for n
~ repeater now is Princeton for the
Eastern football title. The only kiuk
in the Tiger scheme of things is that the
dope looks TOO good to be true. BilI
Roper. who proved himself TO b" one Of
the best coaches in the game. has
enough material for two star "icvons.
But there seem to be many occasions
in existence or destiny when perfect
advance conditions everyday themselves
and lead 10 ovcrcontidence or other
trouble But Princeton won't be far
away. In fact, any rival that sends out
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n better eleven will have to mix up som
miracle stuff and inhalc it properly.