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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
ORPHANS COURT

Monday. August l5thseIsnther 81
Hawk and Addie \. Conover. execn-
tors OF Nelson Hawk. deceased sct-
tied their Iirst account.
Frank X Casseil. administrator Of
William II Casseil. deceased. return.
ed Inventories OF personal property,
debts and money, and received an or
der 10 sell personal properly
Frank II. Casseil, executor 81 Sarah
A. L. Gilbert, deceased. returned ln-
yentories Of personal property and
money. and received orders to sell
personal properly, stocks and real
estate
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate OF John II. Weetenkamp. deceas-
cd. were granted unto Adele Weet-
enkamp. who received warrant 10 an
praise and an order to notify credit
tors.
Tuesday. August lgtn, The last
will and testament Of Emma +. J.
Haines. deceased was admitted 10
probate and lf&ers testamentary
thereon were granted unto Laura g
Stouch. Marie Lease and Bertha NJ
Haines. who received warrant 10 ap.
praise and an order 70 notify eredi-
tors.
Walter ~ Buchanan, executor OF
Harvey e. Wisner. deceased. report.
ed sale Of real estate on which the
court granted an order MIST.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
cRABRE NOT DISTURBED hi
HOMK.BRgW RULING

Not disturbed III the least. was
the serse comment "Wednesday 81 Gen.
w fsrabhe. superintendent ii the
MARYLAND Anti saloon League, regard
iuk The word from Washington Fl1at
home brewing for private uonsuHlp-
fi0n had been approved III The Huusa
By vote of pe u bs
Mr. Craahe stressed the fact that she
action Of the House was not like
planting 4 bomb under the Anti sa-
loon League Iii said tho League flas
always held The view that MANS
cellar III his castle unieaa lie takes to
peddIing whatever HE hrews. Brewers
nov manufacturing nonvaloNhossr
beverages BE- Oplned might object
stfenuoualY ID the measure In tho he.
lief that neMr beer aaleA will diminish
Our way of thinking always haa
bnen THAI 4 home should he tree Eren
search, stated Mr. Erabhp el'ne cry III
Maryland was that Il blanket permit
vas to he given With search WARRANT
40 that prohibition agents cokId Dry
Into private AFFAIRS and even inter.
Ifere with perpnn kissing hls Mife
Nothing was further from The truth
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FREEDOM M. i. CHURCH. SOUTH.


r. Carl Maxwell. pastor Sunday
theme. THE Temperance Value Of the
Church" Communion serr.ce at Free
dom at II a. M: at st. James al p.
M preaching at Bethany at las b.
m
The New Oaklank picnic win be
held from 10 d. m 10 10 p m. satur-
day. August 30. Athletic contests and
games from 10 a. nj to ~ M: sand
wich lunch from ~ m. 10 b. ms
base bali game at p. m. sharp; re-
freshments at all hours OF the day;
song service by 10 Sunday schools 3
D, nj. to 40 p. M. public speaking
during the song service hour Rev,
PAX Chu Chan, a native of China. win
be one OF the speakers. oaklaAd's
noted supper from 400 b. m. on more
contests and games from to b
M; music BY the Della Band after
noon and night
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS or Real ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
TRANsFERs 0r REAL EsTArE.

Jesse Smita and wife 10 William II
b. Anders. lots. for S5.
William II. B. Anders and wife ID
Jesse Smith and wife. 2 lots. for S.
Walter p Hush et al 10 Daniel q
Richardson. acres. for $40.
Julia A. Kelly and husband to Hem
ry Graf and wife. 3 tracts. for s2i50.
Charles N. Barnhart and wife 70
David r. Loats and wife, l3 acres,
for $1,000.
Margaret Leese and husband TO
Theo s. b. dridinger lot. for $3.50.
William A. Fridinger and wife 10
Malcolm G.. Oursler, 2 lots. for $1,000.
Luther s. Weutz and wife 10 Lloyd
H. Miller and wife. acre. for $40.
SykesvilIe Motor 4 Supply Go. to
Clarence p. Brown. IS square perches
for $500
Mary II. Brown 10 John e. Wilhelm
and wife. 16 acres, for si0.
Walter j. F'rizzeil OF al 10 Grover
G. Lyons and wife. 2 acres. for $4,000,
Edward o. Weant. Trustee. to
Abraham G. Gelman aud wife. 124
acres. for $500,
Edward o. Weant. Trustee. 10
Westminster Savings Bank, 2 tracts,
for $i3.950.
Westminster Savings Bank to A.
Danial Lelster and vile, tract. for
s10,5OO.
John Berg and wife 10 Annie h.
Ensminger, IS square perches, for
$40.
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RIDGE SCHOOL
FOR COLORED
AWARDED 70 STUDENTS
TO TaE VARIOUS COLLEGES AFTER
LAND Ar MT. AIRY.


The regular meeting ~ the Board
of Education was called % order in
the Office of tho Board AZ o'clock
Wednesday evening. August 10th. All
members we're present
After Tho reading and approval Of
the minutes Of the previous meeting.
The regular order of husineas was
taken up
THE list of Difis as presented 10 the
Board was approved and ordered
paid.
II was decided that the date fnlt
upenine the schools be fixed on Mon
day. September 18th.
The vacant scholarships were
awarded as follows Washington Col
.aae Male scholarship, John Bank
ert Western Maryland College
Female Senatorial. Miss "A. Shirley
Hay. Western Maryland County
Scholarships y Melvin Gay. Sterling
Edwards. Fern Iarver. Bariette
Rsiueeke. Carroll Dern and Marine
BELT. Maryland Institute Nina Full
Ter
a report was made 70 the Board
regarding the state Of negotiations
with reference 20 the purchase Of the
il. Il q. fand az SIT. Airy. and Commits
aioner Glover and Superintendent
.tinFer we're continued ~ q committee
10 bring tho Transaction % compile
tIon.
After confederation of the appllca-
tlnn 81 the colored folks AZ Falrvtaw
s5sskt.a..t sskt5Ma st.s. f3NMNN Eaa Essas,
renting the old church for school par-
poses. and which has now been torn
down. and In view 81 the fact that no
money IL available ID construct 4 new
bnildiaK al this point the snperin-
tendeut. Was authorized 10 open che
Ridge aehool which has baen closed
for lack of patronage for The use Of
these soisFed children until d proper
place can be supplied to them,
The committee consisting Of gom-
missioner Feeaer and superintendent
unger was continued 10 dispose Of
the Union Mills property.
u vac decided that In spite o. the
shortage III fnudn. Il waA not adyls-
abls ID refuse 10 aappiy Sd fsN The
floors thsS year. and the SapeFintena-
|eat was authorised e purchase the
same
superintendent finger and Commits
sionsr Ailenaer Werk appointed n
committee q study the types of ears
available and prices prevailing. and
report AZ the neat meeting Of Sle
board
Tho meeting adjourned az 70 p NJ.
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CONGREGATION H0s0Hs PASTOR
WITH gTFT.

Emmanuel Lutheran church Nant
chester. celebrated The Filth Ami
vsrkary III their pastor. Rev e. q.
f.eatherman. u manner tlsat ont.
alta themselves For several WeakH
prior 10 the actual daig. Hume asih. .
large committee waN silently ai woFk
IN the effort 70 flssinsiy remember
The date
Their plans wefR weiI worked out
and everything was ready for tho oe-
casl0n inHt waiting shr day Then
the Winchester lire came and many
who had part III the program bad lost
thoir homr while everybody WAS
Under d terrible ssrain and shock II
was thea delayed till after the pass
tors vacation This time VAS spent IN
Johnm0wn. Vanderbilt, New Castle.
pa. and other places. So when the
return time came The committee IL
charge proceeded with sbr delayed
plans 10 suFpriae fhe pastor the
Same returning iaAt SATURDAY might.
The congregation, through their
committee. took this coufsa 70 ~.
preas appreciation Of the work os she
naAtor during these years. For in
this time tlg ,o00 debt Was paid 4
new parsonage Was built and paid
Tor. me parish was divided and Fhe
work advanced in every way sapsi
~ n 4. Wink. III his address. pic.
tured the progress most effectively
and after outlining plan 81 coop
eratinn appealed 10 the congregation
To support she pastors leadership
which has 5 year proven test IL
the Manchester parish
Program. Song, Biest Re the Tie.'
scripture reading, prayer. ted By Kew
.anratl0 fiuover, Of Illinois: suag
address BY Bupt. 8 Il. T. Wink. wllt
presided; concluding nis address
others drew back curtains reveailnt
d very handsome eireasssan walnut
schiglonieF. and presented the same
10 the pastor. Response Of tlge pas
s0r. who Was tahan entirely BY sur
prise, was with much feeling ami
emotion yet very effective, Song ans
social hDnr. Refreshments, cake. ID,
cream and coffee.
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ENTERTAINED WITH SOME FINE
Music.
Music

quite jolly crowd met ~ the homo
OF Mr.. and Mra. David n Myers, pf
Bachman's Valley. Thursday even
ing, August 4, and were treated 70
fine selections. both vocal and Ia
strumentai music. with Miss Pauline
Hook at piano. accompanied hy the
Messrs. Joseph r. Hook with violin
and Albert Holloway and Clarence
,Beehler. Of Baltimore. with saxo-
phones, which WAS greatly enjoyed
Later In the evening ell were invited
to the dining room where refresh
ments we're served OF various kinds
OF delicious cakes and root beer.
which all did ample justice. After re-
turning to the parlor all were again
entertained with some excellent yi0-
lin trioa, with Miss Eya Davis. ut pia-
no and the Messfs. J 4 Hook Az
bert Holloway and Clarence HeahIer
with yioiins. Next III turn G Edward
Little at piano and Carroll J, Myers,
j. r. Hook, Clarence Beehier with vi
ollns aud Albert Holloway with saxD-
phone Also some fine duets with
Prot A. Holloway al piano and Prof
g. Beehlar with violin, which were
certainly fine and all enjoyed them
very much. This musical talent with
the different Instruments was great
After the evenings enjoyments were
over and the early hours og morn
approaching ali departed for their
homes we'll pleased with the goot
{time spent together and wishing soof
ito meet again Those present were
] MIR. and Mrs. David r Myers. Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles coppeuamith. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Joseph +. Hook Mrs. Frederick
Beehler. OF Bnltimpres Mrs. Johni,
IA. Hook. Misses Pauline Hook, Eyl
Davis. Mary Hook. Grace Faeser
i Aiesnrs Carroll ], Myers. &. Edwar,
Little. Melvin Il. Kroh. ciarenc
BeehIer, Albert Holloway, Elmer Cop
persmitll. John n Kroh and Maste
fStewagt WI Myers
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DEATHS.
LAMBERT

Henrietta. aged 10 years, months
and 8 days. wife Of James q Lam
bert. New Windsor, died Friday at her
home. She Is survived BY her husband
two daughters and two sons, Miss
Ada Lambert. Mrs. Dohnea Winters,
OF Baltimore; Chester and Leslie
Lambert. of New Windsor also BY
three brothers, Alfred this city.
Jesse, OF New Windsor, and Joseph
Stevenson. Of Kansas FUNERAL sers
vices we're held at the home At 10
a. m. Monday. Rev. DR.. James Fras-
ser. assisted BY Hev Parrish. ofIlcl-
ated at the services Interment IN
pipe Creek Cemetery Paiibearers
were Leslie smelser. Geo. r. ~ Eng
lar. Clarence Ensor. Howard Devil.
bliss. Edward Barnes and Edward
West Harvey f3ankard q Son fam
cral directors.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Leon sinnott and Ruth
Pauline Germand. both Of Union
Bridge
George II, Rogers az Portsmouth.
Va, and Laura -. Taylor, or Hall
Wood, va.
John Leslie loot and Ida Barbara
Sterner. both Of Hanover. Pa
Eldad J. stremmel OF Hanover.
Pa. and Josephine Slagie. OF Me-
Sherrystown. Pa
Clayton WToth Wright and Helen
Naomi Romlg, both Of Baltimore
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ROOF

Mrs. Lucinda TIaiHea H0op. aged 81
years. died At the hofae 81 hes daugli-
Ter. in Washington. Tuesday, August
l6. Funeral services were held here ht
Roop's Mill yesterday at ! D. NJ In
torment tn Pike Greek cemetery. Rev.
crowson officiating She is survived
by one son, Edward r., Of Itoop'a MIIi,
and one daughter, Mrs Dr. shorp. Of
Washington, b G. Pailbearers were j.
D. crumbackef, John Reese, Charles
Bankert, Daniel Young, William s3eipp
and John Smith. Harvey Bankara A
son funeral directors
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CARR0LIT0x CIRCUIT.

Cs A. sadofsky, pastor Pleasant
Grove Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday school $3.50 a. ID. Preaching
1910 a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday
ut 7,30 pm.
Patapsco Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday school $50 a. m.
Preaching 1870 p. M
Tannery Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday school 200 D. m.
Preaching 800 b. n.
Revival services win begin at Tam
merry Methodist Episcopal Church,
september 9TH and continue indefln-
iteiy through this month. Cottage
prayer meetings al The homes Of the
Thomas Chapel folks will precede
the revival service
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wooDBlsr TRlAs Mr. AIRY.

This Woodbiuu A G. defeated the
Mount Airy team on Saturday. Au-
gust rs. oil Mount Airy diamond 10 %
q Weizel pitched flne game. kSid.
ina them h four bits, WpodhiHe team
hha won ae games out 0f e played
this year and would ilke - play the
strong teams 81 the county lor the
championship. Tho score
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FREDERICK a q.

Two base hlta Butler Meef, IenT
ksna ii0ine hun Grimm Stolen
hsses @ldenRer 1. Nleer z. Ainlea.
worth Double plays Hldenger Il
Weeri Wetaei 10 Waer Base on baIii
Jenkins 3. tsauver ., Struck out
Jenkins :. liauyer g.
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on August IA Wnedbsna defeated
tho Frederick team 3 70 AZ Maods
binr Jenkins, she Waoahine pitcher,
was ~ the mound ami ila we'll This
score
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

CASH register; computing scales;
 electric coffee grinder; guns and pis- tols; musical instruments; books (25c choice); soda fountain; traction en- zine and cultivators; Otis, Munsing. Dragon underwear, just F Irice. Ford's Stores. 22O F. Wash. St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

FOR SALE BY OWNER-1O-room brick house, $500 cash and $50 per month Phone 2929. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
You Cant Beat This

4-room brick, brand new, large sleeping porch. Large kitchen, all built-in cupboards, wash tubs, ironing board breakfast room buffet, port able bed. beautiful fireplace, every thing you will fin1 in s15,000 home. Dandy bath house faces east, within walking distance and only one block to car. All for only $4000, with $500 cash. You had. better see us early Monday, because any one wanting a home who has $500 is going to buy this.
 DONART & ARNOLD
 A F. Adams Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
FOR SALE-HoUSEs
Absolute Bargain
SACRIFICE

A fine home, new 7-room brick pebble dashed, on corner paved streets; extra high ceilings and roof; cool; old ivory woodwork, hardwood floors, fireplace, Pullman breakfast alcove, laundry trays: garage house occupied by owner; can be had part 1y furnished. 102 E. Willetta- It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

ATTRACTIVELY designed break fast tables, substantially built of select material $6.50 to sS.50. Lawn and porch swings and other furniture made to order. 1915 F.. Van Buren. r
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

16-fn. Westinghouse osc. fans; new. cheap. ? sanitary couches new; kitchen chairs. D. c. Adair- 1917 D. r.ro-Isi,,o+on k
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
WOlman Auto EX.

235 North Central Ave. Phone 427o
 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
AGreat Home Bargain

very large rooms and large screen 1Ox2S feet. Solid brick house. Living room and dining room hardwood floor. Every built-in feature. Gray brick fireplace: two large inside bed- rooms and 3 large closets; very high ceilings; we'll ventilated; shingle roof. Large cement porch. walks and sidewalks and runs. Fine garage. 1Sx 20 feet. Good lawn. Northern front. 300 block, paved, E. Willetta St. Owner must sell, sT200. $500 cash. ;
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 s3 W. Monroe St. Phone 1756 1f
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TRACTOR-TRACTO
 Fordson, with disc blow, in fine shape; cheap for cash. Will take good Ford roadster as part payment. A E. Wash. St Phone 4165. k
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
4 FOR sALE-MlscELLANEous
GAS RANGE

Almost new $50 gas range. for sale cheap: half price. The Cottage, 341
 w Adams
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
For Sale

"SAFE CABINET''- LARGE SIZE. OAK FINISH, FULLY EQUIPPED, IN EXCELLENT c o N DI T I o N, HIGH, DOUBLE, BOOKKEEPER'S DESK. BOTH AT A BARGAIN. SEE MYERS AT REPUBLICAN OF EICE If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

EVERY CAR IN THE HOUSE HAS BEEN CUT IN PRICE FROM 20 TO 30 PER CENT. YOUR LAST CHANGE TO BUY A GUARAN- FEED REBUILT CAR AT A PRICE FAR BELOW ITS VALUE COME IN. LOOK THEM OVER AND BE CONVINCED. HERE Is A PAR TIAL LIST OF OUR STOCK AND THE PRICES WILL AMAZE YOU:
 1921 Monroe brand new. $3oe- less than list.
 1920 Essex 5-pass. Can't be told from new.
 1920 Nash 5-pass. Seat covers, re- finished.
 1920 Ford Sedan run about 500 miles. As perfect as new.
 1920 Studebaker Special 6; as per- feet as can be. Cord tires and extras.
 1920 Maxwell 5-pass. All new cord tires; a postwar beauty. 1920 Oakland Sensible 6: the ideal small light family car with all brand new tires and not a scratch on it. | 1920 Roamer. This 4-pass. sport model is the classiest car in Phoenix; wire wheels, toneau windshield and everything.
 191s Dodge Sedan; an ideal all- year round car which can be bought for little more than a new Ford. 1918 Studebaker Roadster; seats 2 passengers; new seat covers and paint; exceptionally good tires and mechanically O. K.
 1918 Dodge 5-pass.; has been re- finished like new; runs good and dirt cheap.
 1918 Overland 4-pass. Club Road ster with lots of extras; almost given away.
 Buick Model D 45. It's a good cal and it's a Buick.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
4 FOR sALE-MlscELLANEous

FOR -MiscELLANEoUs
 FOR SALE-Practicaily new drop head sewing machine, s25; second hand Singer, good stitcher, s15. Call 1153 F. Culver St. g
 FOR SALE - One Rugby wheel, must sell. Price s2S.7o. 3S N. First Ave k
 FOR SALE-Female bloodhound, with four pups. Magnolia St, and 18th Ave. g
 ICE BOXES and refrigerators and l some furniture at 230 w. Jefferson, 1 in rear. g
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
Will Trade Best Car

in city, light 6, as first payment on city property. Call 331 w. Washing ton Monday. Ask for Roland. Phone 3316. k
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

1t
 WILL pay cash for late model light touring or Ford delivery car; state lowest price and where it may be seen. Box 15A, Republican. It FOR SALE-Practically new Nash touring car; terms or will take good city lot in trade. TAT E. Polk St. k FOR SALE-1916 Ford, good paint and new top, $200; cash. Call third house east of Six Points on McDow- ell Road. k 5-PASSENGER touring, new top, engine, starter first class; also a Ford touring and Ford truck body. 1928 E. Washington St 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

We have many others too numer- ous to mention from Fords to Pack ards at prices ranging from S200.00 to $2000.00: will give terms to re- sponsible people or take your car in trade. Come In today while the se- lection is complete.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
Shedd
City Property For
 Ranch

City property valued at 5000. See me Monday.
 S31 w Washington. Ask for Bo Japd k
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

FOR SALE OR E,XCHANGElOne Cleveland motorcycle in good con- dition. cheap, what have you One dandy lot in Casa Grande, close in. Best location, for good car Apply 1901 F.. Monroe, 6 to D. m. g
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
FOR sALE-Eees. POULTRY

BABY chicks, eggs, pure bred, Leg horns. Rocks, Reds. Orpingtons, Wy andottes; best laying strain; post paid reasonable prices; catalog free. Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia, Mo. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
FEDERAL
 ELECTRIC WASHERS

FACTORY RETAIL PRICES TWO MODELS AND TWO PRICES. CASH OR VERY EASY TERMS ARIZONA ELECTRIC APPLIANCE
 COMPANY
 BPS W. ADAMS. PHONE 2531 If
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

5 ACRES, NORTH, WILL TRADE FOR TRACTOR OR MACHINE, OR WHAT HAVE YOU?
 2 ACRES WITH 5-ROOM HOUSE NORTH, ON CAR, WILL TRADE FOR HORSES AND HARNESS UP TO S700.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
J.W. DAWSON
Cotton Cotton

I have 622 bales No. 2, 11s to Ss : inch Pima long staple cotton. Make me an offer. Box PA Republican. k
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

FOR SALE-Universal percolator, nine cup, used 6 weeks, s6.50; fold ing table, new, s. 1419 East Wash ington II
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
Yellow Tag Sale

AZ FOR sALE-AUToMosILEs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23
MILLER KNOCKS OUT
HARBA At CHESTER.
Many Celebrities See Dough-
erty's Benefit Bouts for Ex-
Service Men
BARRETT BEATS WELLING

A boxing show for the benefit Of the
American Legion posts and Veterans
of Foreign Wars was held successfully
at .Smedlcy Field. Chester. Pa, fas,
night and among other celebrities in the
big crowd were Judge Eugene f. Ron
niwell, who saw Jack 1Iarha. of Will
mingtOn. knocked out in tho third round
of scheduled eight round match by
EddystOne Miller. 4 left under the heart
finished Harba. This was one of several
shows staged by James +. Dougherty.
familiarly known as the Baron OF
Leiperville, for different benefits.
Miller and IIarba both started out
with a rush in the opening round, and
after one minute of fighting Miller had
his opponents 5 nose bleeding from sue
cessive jabS. Harba came right back,
however and evened the round by hit
ting the Eddystone lad with several
hard Smashes to the stomach.
The second was Millcr's round by a
small margin. He also took the lead
in the third. and rushed Jack all over
the ring, finally pushing him into his
own corner, where he unCOrked LETT
hand punch that landed a few inches
below the heart. lIarba saGged just
little. put his gloves over his heart
and then dropped to the mat. Referee
Lew Bailey did not finish counting
He helped the defeated boy to his
corner.
Bobby Barrett, of Clifton Heights,
was the winner on points in the semi
windup over Joe Wclling, of Phila-
dclphia.
Johnny Grifiths, Negro pride Of
Chester. scored technical knockout
over Ed Smith, Of Philadelphia, in the
third round when Referee Bailey stopped
the bout.
Tommy Murray. of Philadelphia,
easily was the winner over Kid Sun,
of Wilmington, Murray used body
punches with great effect. and the Kid
was rocky on more than one occasion.
Johnny Royce, of Philadelphia, won
from Mickey Norris. of Wilmington, by
whirlwind finish. Royce was staggered
on one or two occasions, but when the
bell sounded to end the bout Johnny
! had Morris almost out on his feet.
Other Sports on Pages 20 and 21
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

the guests made tour of inspection :,
the rebuilt arena. '" Oh
Besides the banquet the program T.
cluded varied vaudeville number. ans
addresses by Maurice Speiser, toan, anu
master; Director Cortelyou, Cher,oS w
Elliott, Mayor Ed Bader, of At,orw.;.. " I. !.
City, Fred G. Nixon -Nirdlinger W;i
liam A. Gray, Benny Leonard and wa
liam II. Recap. WIS
Among the guests were:
Director Cortelyou, Charles w. Eu,o., a.,
marshal; William A. Gray, Fred Z, fv
Nirdinger. Edward L .Bader, Mayor ~ thon. W
lantic City; Maurice Speiser. ASSISTANT AZ, AZ AZ
attorney; Leon Rains. Ernest Jambor U,ot
D. Edwards. Russell Edwards, Louis Ratrnry
Jules Mestbaum. Sol Rains. Bertram nm, H.,
Brooks James Mclaughlin, Leo ConwrnrYl' nSrrl'
samuel Salus, II. Warren. Rrbsa IPsNichol
ton, Frank Watterson. Jack FeireI. eWrt,ng. Wang.
d,o1 4 Trainer ps,hvOp $; Wv. oplipser Judge Cram.
Robb, Herbert C. Crowhurst' wills1nll lM1llifp y
Frank oBrien, George Donrbsr,SSu ,Sunnis
Crump, Captain Graham. Robert W. ,,,M Al
well, James G. 1eaminger. James w GSn,ss GS,ss
Louis II. jane; Frank McCrackcn. RlebsrS
james $: csrolsn. n. Nacsle RawIinsD, DuecsT. cSI:.
Robert Harper Abner Oakum George Ta1.t'
est. william u. Mills. George F, Pawiinp
Herman Myer. Joseph Werthein1cr R.ss,,
McHugh. A. Sablosky.- Al Boyd. John Mt NJ
Gurk George Metz,l David Philips, Benn. n,v
Leonard J. Hoffman. Paul Henon and WHY WIFI.
SeEal. N HHs