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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
Tennis ON TODAY
I AT CYNWYD CLUB
rjrst-Round Matches in Play
for City Championship We're
Postponed Yesterday
PLAY DOUBLES TOMORROW
BY spICK HALL

Tb;s afternoon play In the twenty
!. y,tb annual lawn tennis tournament for
.hs Championship of Philadelphia anavi-
s;r,ty will be started on the clay courts
~ The Cynwyd Club. First round
catches were to have been played yes
ssrday. but the heavy RAIN soaked the
surface to such an extent that DR.. r. b.
uswk. official referee. decided 20 call
everything off until today. 4,
a II is planned to have the finals on
Memorial Day If possible. In order to
A. this II is necessary for the fifty four
riavers who are entered to reach the
eourts as early as possible.
last season the tournament was won
NJ stanley w. Pearson, national ANA.
ts,,r squash racquets champion. Pear
SON defeated Ted Edwards, Of Merton.
n The finals at Mannheim. The doubles
Nerc won by Carl Fischer and Carlton
Shafer. Carl was not able to play in
fLe tournament beginning today because
81 illness. The doubles start tomorrow.
Good Matches On
One of the best matches scheduled for
tb;s afternoon 10 the contest between
Johnny Haynes. one Of Cynwyd's stars
y and n left harder, and Eddie Cassard.
NJ the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Cas-
serd has been playing much better ten
4 Ma this year than ever before, and the
hattie this afternoon should be good
one.
One of the matches which will be
watched with interest Is that in which
IL S. Cravis, of Cynwyd, meets a.
Bassford. Jr., of New York. Bassford
Is chairman of the Ranking Committee
Of the United States Lawn Tennis As
sociation, and therefore has the pleas
ure OF getting an annual roasting from
Mi of the disgruntled players and ten
mis- writer's. Bassford Is here construct
ing lawn tennis courts. He built the
new ones at Mccall Field. the home Of
the Philadelphia Electric Co., and is
now constructing four hard courts for
the Cynwyd Club. ....
A couple of good matches today will
( have four Cynwyd players competing
George Powell plays Roy March and
Tommy Leonards plays Herb Fischer.
Boys Play Tomorrow
Over forty boys will begin playing
tomorrow afternoon on the clay courts
of the University of Pennsylvania ut
Thirty fourth and Chestnut streets in
the junior interscholastic tournament
held under the auspices Of the Athletic
Council of the University. The win
ner OF this tournament will be eligible
10 enter the junior nationals, which will
be held at the Longwood Cricket Club,
Boston.
All of the scholastic players in this
tournament are under eighteen years of
age but that does not alter tho fact
that some fine tennis will be developed
curing the tournament. The best
youngsters from many of the schools in
Philadelphia and from other schools in
this locality are entered.
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CLARENCE CARMAN
HAS WORLDS REP
Jamaica Motor.Pace Star Is
Recognized as the Inter-
national Champion
HAS WON THREE TITLES

Despite the fact that Clarence Car.
man failed to win the American cham
pionship last season at Revere Beach
and did not compete IN the worlds
motor pace event at Antwerp during
the Olympic games. the Jamaica. L. L.,
pedal pusher is being recognized as the
international titleholder. Carman re-.
turned from abroad several weeks ago
after having one Of the busiest cam.
paisns of his career on the circular
track.
A series Of accidents put Carman
entirely out of the race for the Ameri-
can laurels. when punctured tires on
two different occasions, broken chain
and trouble with his pncemaker's motor
caused him To change wheels as many
times. However, Clarence cnme
through with such a squirt near the hn-
ish of the 50-mile event that he sue
ceeded In finishing in fourth place.
Previous to this race and In several
events later he was victorious In a
number Of grinds in which leading
American riders were entered.
While In France on his last trip
abroad the Jamaica lad competed in a
total Of fifteen races. He finished first
In ten events. in one Of which he de-
feated Georges Seres. Of France, and
worlds champion. This was 50-kilo-
metre race on an indoor track. Car
man went into the lead from the out :
set and he never was headed.
Cnrmon has been riding bike in
competition since 1011. and since then
he has won the American title three
different times. He first annexed the
crown in 1914, defeating George Wiley.
Bobby Walthour, Jimmy Moran. the
Chelsea milkman, and Wirth Mitten.
He repeated In 1915 and again was
crowned champion in 1910. The ia
maica pedal pusher frat showed hi.
worth in number of road races on
Long Island when eighteen wears old.
In 1911 he decided to get into ANA .
teur competition and rode in n min .
Der of races Mt Newark. y. J.. devci .
oping into a motor follower the som,
ycar undcr tbe tutelave NJ Hmm, rInn
ter who also used to follow thn mntnr
C,arman fnisbc,l second and third 70.
snnct;vc,v in his first t,wo rneas a.
tbon u,on o;,bt copaecu,iyc o,sn,s ,'a;ts as
Hunter sett;ne tbn nocn Tbnso r"oo. m,,,
',,onn ho,J ~ bosto, and No,,nr,, 'a'e'
Taru,au no,t,nmed % r;d, veil T., ,o,s
o,,a 1oIo a.S u,,nto. ,,'hn ia 80.
anu an ;ntnrcst N Giarenoo VI, rrnd;.,oa .d ,ane,
sro.esstui ~" osI' corner for h;,, Thon I,eu q
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MIA football eleven which defeated Ohio
States team at Pasadena, New Years
Day.
In the half mile Tom Campbell. Yale's
sophomore star, has shown by far The
best speed and stamina. In two dual
meets this Chicagoan was timed at /
minute Do 40 seconds and minute IS
seconds. Sprott, Of California. Is cred
ited with / minute SO 2-5 seconds. Eby.
OF Penn, must also be considered in this
race.
Campbell, also one mile winner
against Harvard and Princeton. has mot
been pushed thus far at that distance
and has turned In excellent time. Irish,
Of Cornell, has made the best college
time, 4 minutes 20 AS seconds. wal
ter Higgins. Columbia University star,
viii not compete because of a leg in.
jury. Mejia. the Californian. has been
timed at 4 30. Larry Brown, of Penn.
may upset the dope. California will
nave no entrant in the two mile race
in which Ray Buker, Of Bates, the res
cent Penn Carnival two mile winner I:
W. *. MacMahon. of NJ. !. T.: N. p.
Brown, brow of Cornell, and Donspad, Of
rem, appear to be the leaders.
Earl J. Thomson, Dartmouth's star.
is virtually unthreatened in the hurdle
races, particularly over the high bar
riers. Dual meet times this season In
both timber topping events have been
generally mediocre, with Barron and
Hile. Penn State; Smalley, Penn. and
Wells. of California, the best, aside
from Thomson.
Gourdin Sure Winner
Defeat for Gourdin. of Harvard, in
the broad jump is most improbable. The
Negro star has been placed first in the
five meets in which he has competed !.
last Saturday outleaping the collegiate
record with a jump Of "a feet g inches.
He Is expected to crowd Sol Buffers
American mark of "a feet 3 inches,
made In last July's Olympic trial. Un.
der good conditions he probably will bet-
ter il.
Landon, of Yale. Olympic record. /.
holder, probably will be unchaflenged in
the high jump. although Miller. of Cali
fornia, has jumped feet 3h inches
this spring The departure Of Meyers
from Dartmouth leaves the pole vault
field to group in which Gardner, OF
Yale, and Harwood OF Harvard. are
likely leaders in that order. Gardner
topped IL feet 9A inches against
Princeton.
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BROOKLYN IS HERE
TO meet. PH|LL|ES
Dodgers Booked to Clash With
Donovan's /HopefuIs in
Three-Came Series
RING is DUE TO HURL

This afternoon the Phillics were
scheduled to meet the Brooklyn Dodgers
on the home lot at Fifteenth and Hunt
ingdon streets. The contest is booked
to begin at 3 $3.50.
Jimmy Ring, who has had fair sue
ccss this season with the Philles. prob
ably will do the tossing for Wild viii :
liam,s hopefuls and Burleigh Grimes,
the Superbas' veteran, will be in the
box for the visitors. according to Man
hger Wilbcrt Robinson. this morning.
The Phillies were idle yesterday and
according to Donovan. they needed the
rest. Now that they have had their
lay off 1t is to be hoped that they
will show some life and take a fall
or so out of the Brooklyn Club.
Three games are to be played blythe
Dodgers against the Phils on this trip
After that series the Phillics go to New
York to meet the Giants in double
header on Decoration Day.
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PROPOSALS
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an as shown on Pssnss sv ana called for in
Comni Col niSi ssioners OF Public Grounds and Build.
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ing and steps, delivered on cars with freight
'atf Gontpaet iG BE- Unloading and hauling the
granite curb and steps Sy 70 where they are to
Sradins Se and exsavatins. Concrete and T'rs: tx:
ment work. Taking down and resetting old
Plans. specifications and bidding blanks
furnished upon Application to Thomas W.
snd the 81 % %Rss
viii be refunded upon the return Of the plans
and spedfhestions In good rood order ..
reject any, any or 81, ~ ~ BIDS; hSsrd
by 0'''f + THoa2s t5s SSS% ". rEMPIEroN.
SAMUEL b. RAMBo. RAMSfBso5."''"''N''
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publicly, opened and scheduled. and contract
the furnishing OF all labor and materials
required In the laying o., a system OF under
ground conduits for lighting section OF
the Capitol Park.
Plans. specifications and bidding blanks
furnished upon application to Thomas w
Templeton, Superintendent Of Public Grounds
and Buildings.
The board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the board,
THOMAS W. TEAiPLEToN,
Superintendent,
SAMUEL B. RAMBo.
Secretary.
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Golf Stars Fell Showers the British Amateur Championship Over
"REDv WEINERT INELIGIBLE
Judge Lands Bars PhIIiles' Hufler
for Five Years

The Phillies have been handed an
other setback. Manager Donovan has
received wire from Judge X. NJ. Lam
dis, baseball commissioner. that RED"
Weinert had been placed on the In
eligible list and is automatically barred
from baseball probably for five years.
Weinert was sent to Syracuse last
year by the Phillies, but pitched only
one game for the New Yorkers. He
came back to Philadelphia and twirlcd
for several semi-pro teams in this
vicinity.
He went South with the Phillies this
spring. Syracuse protested to Judge
Landis, and the Phillies were told not
to use Weincrt until decision was
made.
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BARALE AND MCCANN DRAW
Red selsIe and Gordon Score x. o.'s
at 8ljou

Luigi Baralc. ehe Frenchman. and
Bobby. McCann, of Grays Ferry, staged
a sizzling four round draw in the star
bout at the Bijou last night before big
crowd. McCann's clcvcrness stood off
the rushing tactics of the foreigner.
Red Seiglc scored one round
Knockout when Porky Simpson quit in
the first round. Joe Douglas put up n
game battle against Danny Gordon. but
Referee Lew Crimson stopped the bout
in the second round after three knock.
downs.
put on at the Bijcu tomorrow night
when bouts in four different classes will
be decided.
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Boots and Saddle
The EHzabethtown Purse at Church

The EhzRbethtOWn Purse at Churchill
Downs today promises a close contest,
with Lothair seeming to have n shade
the best Of the field. Buddie Kean
and All Right Sir will be contenders.
Horses in other races at the Downs
ready for their best performances are
First. British Maid. Judge Pryor, Nur-
ture; second, Hutchinson. Sun Time,
Hcrmcden third, Texas Special, Sandy
Mac. Chief Brown: fourth, w. G. Nc
Clintock, Korbly, Wild Flower: sixth,
Jeanne Bowdrie. Naughty Nisba,
Whirl, Harvest King, Royal Duck,
Louie Lou.
At JamaiCa---First race. Brush Boy,
Witchwork, Happy Buxton; second,
Billy Mclaughlin, Quecreek. Teddy Il. :
third, Mr.. X. Elmendorff, Salute ;
fourth, Ncddam. Gladiator, Crystal
Ford; fifth, Rose Brigade, Miles s.,
Column; sixth, Stromboli, Maidens
Ballet, Beckna.
The ,S.S,I C.eSn,nousht Cup viii be decided TO-DAY
Rose entry should run one, two, with Lucky
.i,i After .;. Eternal,s great race Tuesday. ana
eIsland S crack ,s;xprssssd the desire 70 =.
barrier together. Many are sure in their
own minds that the J. X. l.. Ross marvel
would run second to the fleet Eternal from
his brilliant comeback at Jamaica
Flags. carrying 1873 pounds. equaled the
Western record In his win from Distinction
| in III.
Montfort Jones. the Kentucky turfmap
made valuable addition to his stable OF
fast ones by acquiring the speedy Fair
| uncovered fine Friar Rock colt in Rock
| minister. which defeated a h-class field,
Calamity Jane. of the Whitney stable,
seems to possess much of the speed which
earned success for her sire. PenRant, which
trlumphed M the Futurity Of 1918.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE
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1921, and thereafter; Ownership certificates
sertcd. After June 1st 1921. interest on
said pfXssoSp SIRsso sSS'I IGH sfHsSS e COAL COMPANY
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ANOTHER FOR FOURTH
Schied's Pitching Features Victory
Over Fifth Fire laddJes

The Fourth Battalion Fire Depart
ment team won a hollow victory over
the Fifth fire laddies in a Platoon b.
game played this morning at Stetson
Ball Park. at Fourth and Berks streets.
The feature of the contest was the
hurling of Pitcher Schied. who held the
Fifth players to three scattered sim
giles. r. Schaeffer featured at the bat,
with four hits In five trips to the plate.
The score: ~
Fifth Battalion :. o o o q o o 90 . &
Fourth Battalion. x-21 20 !
Batteries for Fourth. schied and Cum
mings; for Fifth Hines and Hoffman. Um-
pires--Nowak and Hernon.
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services to spar With Georges Carpenter.
Miller recently made successful comepack
Now he % IS @ Open 1' to "r meet % any my Of the heavy
weights In the country.
Joe Kennedy again has undertaken the
paired in one OF the nfteen: round bouts on
the initial program at West Manayunk.
Jack McCormick Is a ksnsinTton rhs heavy
Ssmbria. Tomorrow nisht at that club , HaSs Ss
T mse, assn as RSrnt W. Preston ss oAsf
Joe O. connor VS., Bobby Wilson and Billy
Fairburn VS.. Bobby Dempster.
There 70 a lettsr In the Sports Department
OF the EvESiNG PUBLIC LEDGER for Jimmy
Gibbons.
johnny Brown. Southwark lightweight. Is
the latest acquisition TO Charley R5sso
ter. 'Tonsorini Charleysn othe, champ; Is
open for any OF the l1s-pounders. This
bo" Lester bears watching SAYS the Bar
Der.
The drcary weather Yesterday did not keep
ray e rn;S.S .Ms T 2rd@ the Gae oas OF Dr.
Goddard was all smiles because of the $500
verdict awarded him neainst Jack Dempsey:
his Victory Guess that decision ought TO
make me the worlds champion" conhded
pr Goddard to Louis Kamp.
at Keith's last night and those there showed
lots of enthusiasm during the Jean Gransse
number. Miss Granese is a Philadelphia
and takes up the spotsiare together with her
brother, Charley. who is fstic fanatic.
Charley oranose is great supporter Of
Wasner's.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
KlLBANE DEFEATS JACKS
After Long Lay-off, Johnny Out
points Enallsh Boxer

Cleveland. May 26.-Johnny Kill
banc. after long lay off outpointed
Freddie Jacks in their ten round bout
here last night at Dunn Field. Tho
and two sessions were even.
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FINANCIAL
Dividends
;oNo9IIE RANKING CORPORATION

AUTOMOBILE BANKING CORPORATION
Philadelphia, Pa,
At the May meeting OF the Hoard q Direc-
tors OF this corporation. a dividend has been
declared on the prsferred shares OF the Auto,
mobile Banking Corporation, payable July
]. 1921, on all preferred shares on record
Checks will be mailed,
p. X. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
Zybszko TO WrestIe Steober

KansaS City. NO.. May 28,--Stanislaus
will meet Joe stecher. of Nebraska. here
y, what Is announced as bout for the
('stranEler'D Lewis In New York Stecher
Is former holder Of the championships.
Nebraska. Caddock lost II to Lewis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
POLO GAMES TODAY
Philadelphia c. c. Meets War De.
partment In Temora Gun Match

partmcnt In Temora Cup Match
The first team of the Philadelphia
Country Club will meet the War De
partment four this afternoon on the
Country Clubs polo field at Bala. The
game is scheduled to begin at 4 80 p. NJ.
This game is first of the Temora Cup
series. Owing to yesterdays postpone :
ment the schedule has been disarrangcd
and thus far no announcement has been
made regarding the future games.
The lineup of the Country Club team
for today Isl Thomas Stokes. w.
Stanley Stokes. Lowber Stokes, Barkley
McFadden. The War Department s
team consists of Majors Broniger,
Quekemeycr, Potter and Millkcn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
HiqqIns Out for Season

New York, May 26.--Columbia Cniversity's
track prospects suffered "a severe blow to-
day when II became known that Walter
Higgins. star distance runner and cross
country champion, would be lost to the team
for the remainde OF the sea son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26
To Manufacture Autos

The r. r. r. %. Inc. has Just been In
corporated under the laws Of Delaware. with
capital ~ $4,000. 900. to manufacture au-
are Harry Williams. Henry Harreii. bernard
J.. Swanson, Guy NJ McClcary. Raymond
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MRS. VANDERBECK
IN FINAL ROUND
Will Meet Miss Mildred CaverIy
Tomorrow for Golf Champion
ship Of Philadelphia
GOOD MATCHES TODAY
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

Miss Mildred Caverly, OF the Phiia-
delphia Club will meet Mrs. G. II.
yanderbeck. olso Of tho Cricket Club.
In ,ho sraIs Cos ,,o ,,on,or.. ohor,,,;on.
sh;u of pbiiaaih;a i"i liz , nom ',aao na.nInon,,
ovnr ,p ,bo Wbi,onarsb Sm W.,Io, Terntrr
G',uh cnurso "''e""''" ''"es "ou"''S
Misc Cawor,, ro,,hod ,,o s,a, rourd
TODAY by debating Mrs y M" H Ware
NJ Wbitcr,arsh end 4 ,nJ ,iro Va
derbilt reached ,hs last round h.. oiin,i.
mating Mrs, G, Henry Stetson . m.
The course ot Wbitnmarsh today was
fairly fast in spite of tbe heavy % rain %
Yesterday. and Tho nlaying Of al, four
contcndcrs was unus,iaiIv good.
Tho cards of the four semi .finaIists
were:
Nrs yo,d.r,..,
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Harvard Has Captured
Intercollegiate I3 Times

Although thirty seven universities
and colleges have participated In the
intercollegiate track and field cham
pionships since their institution, only
seven have captured the title. Here
they are:
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FINANCIAL
70 THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT FORTY-YEAR
SINKING FUND GOLD bonds OF THE
PITTsBURGH TERMINAL RAILROAD


Notice Is hereby given by the Colonial
Trust Company. trustee under mortsage Of
the Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad and Coal
Company to the Colonial Trust Company
dated July !. 1902. that. pursuant TO the
provisions OF the said mortgage, they will
receive until l2 o'clock noon on June 0. 1921.
at the office OF the Colonial Trust Company.
No. 3l7 Fourth ave, In the city Of Pitts.
burgh and State of Pennsylvania. tenders
of bonds for purchase and retirement from
the Sinking Fund to the extent OF
The right is reserved by the undersigned
to reject any or all tenders In whole or in
part, or II funds are insufficient to accept
all tenders in full. to apportion tenders sub
mitted In such manner as to the trustees
NAV seem best,
All Interest on all bonds the tender of
which IL accepted will cease on the 9th day
Of June, 1921. and payment win be made
for same only at the office Of the Colonial
Trust Company. No. 3l7 Fourth ave-. Pitts
burgh Pa, upon delivery OF the bonds ac-
companied by proper ownership certificate
for all accrued interest.
THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
Sl7 Fourth ave,
pittsburgh. Pa.
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IoGAhONIAs SNNs9LlDATED
iFTI'ESAABS SSASs sFiXH bJE Etf s6f9 9PfST i,si Hoib
%5sss %srss4sa Jay is 70 lsSf' g.
@ esi.d prsposais ap TO 800 p Wi' on tSs Sss' asS
day Of june. 1921. for the sale to It of
The sum Of !sts.eTi,S2. The undsrsisned re-
ere. the n rlsht g re,sst M any es Al sSndsfi
New York. May Z. 1921.
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Scraps About Scrappers

Peck Miller. Of Manayunk. has offered his
services To spar with Georges Carpenter.
Miller recently made a successful comeback
a fter being oat Of the ring for several years.
Now lie Is open to meet any OF the heaNS-
weights In the country.
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Home-Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday

TOTAL TO DATE
National League ,...s.ss..s's..s 70
American League .........,.....,. DO
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Prince Albert 10 sold III
foppy red bags, tidy red
tfns, handsome pound
and hall pound tin hu-
nnidors and In the pound
crystal glass humidor
with sponge moistsnsy
top that keeps the to-
baceo in such perfect
condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

Joe Kennedy again has ndertaken the
mana gement Of Danny Rodgers. He Will be
paircd in one Of the nfteen-round bouts on
the initial program at West Manayunk'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-26

MIA football eleven which defeated Ohio
States team at Pasadena. New Years
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-24

institute and was full Of logical, sane
and timely advice. Many friends, white
and ,colored, from Montgomery and Bir-
mingham were present at the exercises
DR.. r. R. Morton. president announced
the following programme for the week:
Monday: The annual exercises of the
Phelps FALL Bible training school will
be held and the annual address will be
delivered by DIR. ID. V. Jemison, pastor
of the Tabernacle Baptist church, Selma.
Tuesday: Annual competitive drill OF
companies of the r. o. T. c. unit In
the evening. the Trinity church Boston
oratorical contest.
Wednesday: Four p. m, annual exhi-
bition of the young womens physical
culture department. At 7:3O p. m, senior
class day exercises.
Thursday; Annual commencement ex-
ercises at which time the annual COM
mencement address will be delivered by
DIR. P. James Bryant, pastor of the
Wheat Street Baptist church, Atlanta.
DR.. Motion is extending to the friends
of the institute a cordial invitation to be
present at the fortieth annual commence
ment exercises. All visitors will be guests
of the institute