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KELLY MILLER
WILL ADDRESS
URBAN LEAGUE

At the National Urban League S
Annual Conference which IS to be held
next week, October - to b. in Chi
cago. one of the topics of discussion
will be SOCIAL WORK IN con-
.NFCTION WITH PUBLIC
SCHOOLS; Miss Anne Davis, Di-
rector of the Department Of Vocation
al Guidance of the Chicago Public
Schools will outline the methods by
which visiting teachers have helped to
improve the scholarship of pupils
through removing the causes OF tardi-
ness, or lack of interest and retarda-
ton.
This work which has been singu-
larly successful in connection with the
Leagues branches in Philadelphia and
in New York, it is hoped will be ex-
tended rapidly to other cities through
out the country.
Professor Kelly Miller, Dean of the
College of Arts and Sciences OF Ho-
ward University and Professor Plato
Durham, Dean of Emory University,
Atlanta, Ga, will be the principal
speakers at the meeting on Inter-racial
Cooperation which will be held on
Friday night, October p. with L. Hol-
Wood, President of the
National Urban League as Presiding
Officer
"Industria1 Relations will be the
topic OF discussion on Friday morning
with George w. Perkins Of the Ma
tional Cigar Workers Union and Rob
ert L. Mays of the Railway Mems
National Association as speakers.
Charles S. Johnson, who under
League auspices is making an inves
tigation of Negroes OF Hartford,
Conn, and who has just completed a
similar survey in Flushing, L. l., will
outline the Need of Social Work in
Cities" and plans for Recording
Facts of Investigation" to be followed
~ a discussion on the Uses to which
These Facts May Be Put by Monroe
Y Work, Editor of the Negro Year
Book, 'ITuskegee Institute, Ala
Urban League Executive Secretaries !
rom thirty cities where the League
las branches as well as many social |
workers connected with other organi-
.ations from every section of the |
will be in attendance
The Headquarters OF the Conference
will be the Vincennes Hotel, 36th |
Street and Vincennes Avenue, where
he day sessions will be held, The
Use of the hotel assembly hall has been
donated by the Management.
Interested persons may commune
ate with the Chicago Urban League,
032 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, |
+. Arnold Hill, Executive Secretary.
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PROGRESSIVE Co. CELE-
BRATES Anniversary

Tbo prooreegi,-o Conlnanv colo
hratad - g seo 80 ,,,iyorg pq rbnrs.
J =. a'e1 a i'9 9g 6r,ober All y Gomtb
By Pagt A NJ Z C6nrcb iudgo WI.
i;a a, tf.rr; W, snol l f. iaEge and
a%roo;at;,'a a,,dipnna ~ ron'arl,s has
app Ill oa auu,1'e Pr US T. IoDes
nhiv ;ntrodnced I,,dae Harrison a. the
speaker OF the evening. President c.
II. Turner gave short but thorough
history of the company. Gen. Mgr.
Jas. Washington evoked great laughter
in his appeal. Mr. Washington has
made a name for himself since he has
been general manager, gaining repu-
tation for himself as a salesman and
speaker.
The COMPANY has made great prog
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is in the city to assist the Rev. Charles
Wesley Burton, pastor, and already
great interest and enthusiasm have
been aroused in the meetings. DR..
Flynn is one of the ablest evangelists
of the race, and Chicago is fortunate
in having him here at this time. Each
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock DIR. Flynn
conducts a Bible Study Class, and the
public is most cordially urged to come
out and hear the Word of God ex-
pounded. A song and prayer service
is held each evening at 7:30, and DR..
Flynn speaks promptly at 8 o'clock.
All friends who want to be helped and
wish to get new grip upon life are
cordially invited and urged to attend
these meetings, which are being held
each evening, except Saturdays, until
October oath.
A great Missionary Mass Meeting
will be held on the closing night OF
the revival, October %, and at this
time DR.. Flynn will preach special
missionary sermon and the work OF
the Rev. Henry c. Mcdowell, mission
airy of the Congregational Church IN
Angola, West Africa, will be pre-
scented. Mrs. Louvenia Mcdowell
mother of the missionary, is member
of the Lincoln Church and has two
daughters in Chicago, who will also
be present. Letters will be read from
Mr.. Mcdowell and an offering taken
for his work. The public is also most
cordially invited to share in this serv-
ice. Special music will be rendered.
Come any night and hear the wonder
full gospel preacher and evangelist, the
Rev. Dallas J. Flynn, D. D. He will
do you good.
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t III f. C. l. u B S
By Walter A. Ellis

Daddy was delightfully."- entertained
Sunday afternoon The superb saxo
phone solo, encored with violin, by
Mr.. c. E. Neighbofs, and the elocu
tionary number by Miss Marguerite
Clark were we'll complimented by tht
soprano solo by Mrs. -Mayme Elliott
Bowling and the witty ready i'm
promptu speech of Mr. Bruce Alynn6
of Brooklyn. You should have heard
the monologue of Mr. 7. N. Marley
j know the &C. K" would like to hear
that soprano solo, eh? Well see.
Reverend A. ]. Bowling attended
Sunday Evening Club at Wendell's
and dismissed us. We often wondered
why he was not there oftener. lie is
admittedly one of the most intelligent
ministers in the city, an only colored
moving picture censor and could be a
factor in social work. strong. Wake
up, Harvey-you are missing some
thing.
Don't pick up chaf when good
wheat IS present
Miss Pauline James Lee appeared at
Wendells Sunday afternoon, directing
the Swift Glee Club. The Swift Glee
would do well to hear the Armour
Glee, the Umbrian and Finnie Har-
monic-then do the needed thing. Lis
ten: Let ]. w. J. direct you a time
or two, or try John A. Taylor or A. A.
Brown. Even Samuel McAlpine could
raise you up bit Miss Magnolia n
Lewis can land you solidl
Some things can be done by some
people better than by others.
You are a good combination-you
need a STRONG trainer
The Star Literary Society wants a
good organizer. We suggest that Mrs.
Cooper daughter of Reverend DR.. {.
H. Clark offered her services to the
President She is able and congenial
Nine Patti Brown appeared at In
stitutional Sunday Evening in Song
Fest. Well, it is enough said that
The Queen of Song appeared. She
always does the rest-the expectation
The Mozart Choral 1--WE heard) was
up to the high mark and the address
by the Honorable Patrick O'Donnell
was characteristic. We wonder why
some one does not ask Reverend Hen
derson to make an especial talk along
political, social or economical sub
jects? Say, we knew that minister in
Detroit As Kemp, formerly of the
Leader, or Rev Brady of Second
Baptist Church, Detroit, they will tell
you that Reverend Henderson is a
Lawyer, Minister, an ORATOR par
excellence Say, Clubs: Consider Rev
ercnd ]. Henderson. He is certainly
in the high class with l.. X. W., w. |
d. G., A. J. B. and just two other
ministers in Chicago. One a new
conner, too.
Epsilon Omego sends us letter say
ing, never have we spent such de-
lightful hour in conversation as last
week in the presence Of the Club |
Daddy" Thanks Girls-come again
Ed.
The Fourth Sunday is the Big Mu-
steal Evening for the Choir and Cho-
rus under J. Wesley Jones to do their
very best. This is a good time for the |
other choirs that never visit and see
what is going on in the musical world, |
to visit-and see When they see, and |
hear. they may find out just how far
obey are behind 1t is really marye-
lous. Just 60 and see.
Astrometer Club-Opening meeting
Friday, October II, at 81 West Saith |
Street $50 ?. NJ. Revision OF the |
and Bylaws; Mrs. Fan |
ME Hall Clint will speak on Dramatic |
Art. @asN
MISS B. MITCHELL, Reporter.
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siastically received The Jordon Or
chestra, under the dictatorship of Mr.
L. O. Taylor, rendered several beauti-
ful selections and completely capti-
waited the audience. They were the
subject of much comment One OF
the most pleasing features of the pro-
gram was THE Bridal Chorus" by
Cowan. rendered by Berean Choir.
Next all-star program, October 18th.
All are cordially invited.
Estella c. Bonds, organist
Jackson J. Stovall, chairman.
Isaac T. Yarbrough, chorister.
Rev. w. s. Braddan, pastor.
Carriers Temple c. NJ. Z. Church, AID
and Champlain avenue; Rev. James A.
Stout, d. D., pastor ........ :. .....
Sunday,g October 9th, the pastor
preached a remarkable sermon to a
large congregation in the morning and
lectured in the afternoon on that ia
nous subject that won him much
fame in Los Angeles, Cal, "Fleas,
Flies, and Folks" His far reaching re-
marks were very timely and highly
commendable.
Presiding Bishop R. A. Carter, D..
D., preached in the evening. A large
audience greeted him. In matchess
words of explanation he discussed the
subject of Love" His sermon was
very spiritual and full of inspiration.
Revs. c. NJ. Hawkins, E. V. Wade
and Joseph Johnson and Miss ]. Doss
will accompany the pastor to the con-
ference at East St. Louis, Ill.
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MRS. GARTER OPENS
DINING ROOM

Mrs. Rita Carter, one of Chicago's
best caterers, has responded to the in
sistent demand of her many friends to
open dining rooms and has taken over
the beautiful place formerly occupied
by the Colonial Cafe, PSI East 35th
street Her wonderful home cooking
which gave her such a reputation when
at The Old Chateau some years ago.
is again a reality for those who desire
real food, cooked as no one but Mrs.
Carter can cook. Breakfast is served
from 1880 to 1880 in the morning and
dinner begins at o'clock in the even
ing. The dining rooms were recently
decorated for the new cabaret and are
still fresh, making The, place one of the
prettest in the city. The moderate
prices which prevailed when Mrs. Car
ter was at The Chateau still prevail,
offering a double inducement for old
and new patrons.
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Peoples nterdenominational church
invites the public to attend its serv-
ices held at the Y. M. c. A.. Audito-
rum, 18Th and Wabash every week
AT HOO sermon by Pastor Roach
8 100 P. M. Rev. E. D. l.. Thompson,
D. D.. will speak.
Prof. C. H. Thomas, Director.
Miss Clara Alexander, Pianist.
Rev. Thos, E. Roach, Pastor.
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St. Mark Methodist Episcopal Church,
50th and Wabash Avenue; Rev.
John w, Robinson. Pastor.

Last sunday VIII go down IN 81.
Marks history. From the morning to
the closing of the evening services
enthusiasm was high and each service
had full program. Each carried out
TO the letter. Several artists appeared
on our Sunday program in the persons
OF Chas. Satchel Morris, Anita Pattie
Brown and Miss Alpha Bratton.
St Mark is having program every
night this week. Hear Rev. John w.
Robinson in his famous address, 1.-The
New Negro on Thursday night, and
the Mozart Choral Club on Friday
night.
Next Sunday is our final Rally Day.
The pastor will preach at the morning
services from the subject, "The New
Earth"
451 East 4lst Street.
Peoples INSTRUMENTATION Church
invites the public to attend its services
at Y. NJ c. A. Auditorium 3Sth and
Wabash every week at Il o'clock. Ser
mon by Pastor Roach, 8 P. M. Rev.
E. d. L. Thompson will speak.
Prof c. H. Thomas, director; Miss
Clara Alexander, pianist; Rev. Thos.
(. Roach, pastor.
institutional Church.
Last Sunday was holy communion
day. One candidate was baptized and
there were two accessions to the
church. DR.. J. NJ. Henderson preached
a highly interesting sermon in the
morning on Reserve Strength" Aux
iliary reports were submitted by the
Sunday School and Dearborn Center
The Young Peoples Society held their
monthly musicale at 3 P. NJ, when.the
following excellent program was rem
dered: Prelude, Miss Beatrice White;
Congregational singing, Battle Hymn
OF the Republic" and america The
Beautiful" Anthem Choir; duet,
Misses Lillian Pryor and Almah Jones;
selection, Armour Glee Club; violin
solo, Miss Dorothy Taylor; tenor solo,
Mr.. Henry Ethridge; address, THE
Negroes Golden Moment" Mr.. Charles
S. Morris, Jr. Rev. ]. H. Woods
preached in the evening.
Chicago Conference Meets.
The thirty-ninth session of the Chi
cago Annual Conference of the A. NJ
f. Church will convene Wednesday,
October 10, at 10 o'clock A. M. at
Wayman A. NJ. E. Church. Elm street
and Milton avenue, North Side.
Wednesday, October lo, at 8 P. M.
there will be a public reception, to
which the public is cordially invited
The conference will adjourn October
%.
The Rt. Rev. L. J. Coppin, D. D.,
will preside.
B. U. TAYLOR, Pastor.
Lincoln Memorial Congregational
Church, Champlain Avenue at East
65th Street, Chicago; Charles Wes-
ley Burton, Minister.
The Lincoln Memorial Congrega-
tonal Church, Champlan avenue, at
65th street, started a revival last Sun
day. October 9, which will run for two
weeks. The Rev. DIR. Dallas J. Flynn,
of Charlotte, NJ c., national evangel-
list for the Congregational Churches,
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THE
American Woodmen
incorporated 1901
Chicago office 1886 Indiana Avenue
J. J. Attwell, Supervisor
Douglas 80

AMERICAN WUODMEN CAMP
MEETINGS.
Chicago Camp No. l meets LIST and
Bird Wednesday nights at Casey's
hall, 47th and State SITS. - G. S.
Lee, Commander. Harris G. Streety,
Clerk.
Chicago Camp No. 2 meets 1st and
Bird Tuesday nights at 2012 W. Lake
st. Wesley NJ. Darden, Commander,
Sadie Chapman, Clerk.
Chicago Camp No. meets End
and 4th Thursday nights at 209 East
35th Street. A. l., Poole, Commander,
C. A. Hansberry, Clerk.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-15

SO much import
ance to the well
fare and happi-
ness of colored
people than the
appointment o +
the Mayors Zon-
ing Commission
and we are fortu-
nate indeed to
have as a member
of his distin-
guished body, Mr..
Charles S. Duke.
Mr.. Duke is
one OF the few OF
our race to be
success sful as a
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DUKE PUT ON
C|TY'S zON|NC
COMMISSION

There is nothing which has hap
pened recently in the history OF Chi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
BATTLE ROYAL AT INDOOR SHOT.

As had been expected there was battle
royal at tn eArrnory Thursdaylnight when
rlilemen of the Diamond State Rite and
Pistol Club got together for the nth OF
their series of indoor matches. Herb
Jones again topped tho list efter "vaca-
ton" of two weeks with score of l92.
Jones hung up this total on his first target
and both he and the other aspirants for
honors shot the rest of the evening, IN
vain effort to raise the score. Az has
happened so frequently in the history Of
the clubs indoor shooting however, 1T
seemed impossible to start the ball roll
ing n the right direction, and although
four men huddled behind the leader with
two points difference covering their scores
the first target made held first honors.
C.McLaughlin and o. w Webster fought
merry battle and finished up with l9l
apiece, while the two Listers also kept
mixed up the fray until the finish wind
ing up with totals of 1870 each. The regular
shoot will take place at Shellpot tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
BILL BRENNAN WINS
OVER A. {. F. CHAM NP
Judges Decide on Verdict; For
mer Soldier Gives Good Ac-
count of Himself.

New York. Feb. tg.-Biu Brennan. the
.'hicaco heavyweight, defeated Bob
Martin. OF West Virginia, who holds the
/. +. +. championship in that class
Il 15-round bout at Madison Square
;arderl last night The bout went the
lnit and the Judges agreed on Brennan
IS the winner.
the fornrr solder although beaten.
gave very good account of himself
rexrer!cucr II the rims. combined with
.ho Ineffective use az MS left hand. was
argclv responsible for his defeat.
During the FIRST five rounds Brennan
landed solid left jabs 10 the face which
Martin seemed unable 70 avoid. but IN
,u of these sessions Martin nevertheless
lad decidedly the better OF the ex-
changes.
From the first round, which was about
sven. Martin hled profuseiy from the
mouth. He was tho agGressor, however
during the next four rounds and had
Brennan on the defensive most Of the
time. In the fifth round Martin landed
four right smashes 10 the head and Jaw
and seemed to have Bremen on the
run. From that stage 70 the end of the
eleventh Bremen was the master. send
Ing stiff left jsbs 70 the mouth, every
one Of which had a weakening effect
or the receiver.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR
To Be At AUTO SHOW
Special Program in Their Honor
Arranged by Com
mitteo.

If plans of the Show COMMITTEES Of
the Wilmington Automobile Trade Az
sociation materiaiize as they have been
mapped out. both Mayor Taylor and
Governor Denney will enact n promi-
nent part In the seventh annual oS-
hibit to he held at the Auditorium,
February 2S to March 5.
Each of theae officials win have n
sparnte part In tho program of a day
or evening during the show. and there
"a a rip roaring welcome waiting for
them whom they appear. In arranging
for the participation OF tho head of the
government OF this city and the fore
most man in the States administration
tho committee has endeavored to make
the plans that win suit the conve-
nience OF the officials
The list of exhibitors this year is
much larger and the number Of cars to
be seen. almost double that Of any
other prior exhibition in this city
where the automobile trade is con
cerned AS listed now the companies
and the cars they will show arc Foss-
Hughes Pierce-Arrow. 2 cars. Packard
Company. Packard. cars. Merrick
Motor Company. Marmon and Peerless.
cars Franklin Wilmington Company.
Franklin. 3 cars: White Brothers.
HUDSON and Essex. cars; Thomas
Hughes Chalmers and Maxwell cars;
French Street Garage, REQ / car:
Cahnl Motor Company. Dodge. > cars.
John son -Strahoru Company. Stude
baker. . cars; Taylor Motor Sales Com
pnny. Haynes / car. Solomon Motor
Company. National car. Kiel Motor
Company. Chandler. ! chr. Cole Motor
Company, Colo. . cars Harry Loose.
oldsmohile. cars. Wilmington Auto
Company. BUICK and Chevrolet cars.
Delaware Motor Sales Company. Cndil-
lac. cars l.. and q. Motor sales Com
pany, Templar, | car: Nash Company.
Nash. l car. Economy Motor Sales
Company. Lexington. . cars: IT. u.
Norman Company. Ford. cars Harry
Neese. Hupmobne. car; Fader Motor
Company. Nelie. and Scripps Pooth. }
cars Penn Clay Motor Company.
Jordan. car Walnut Street Garage,
Paige. car.
In addition to the motors TO be shown
the display Of accessories will be the
largest and most elaborate ever dis
played here. It's the hrst time the ac-
roSsorv dealers. have had chance 10
show their goods The Hs; of ex
hihitors include l. and 6, Motor Sales
Company, Rearn OH Company. G W
Hazel Wilson Hardware Company.
Auto Equipment Company. Wilmington
storage Battery Company. Unger Stor
age Battery COMPANY. Dclnarvia
Rubber Company. Motor service Conn
panv. Harry Loose and Pure oil Com
pany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
NURLENbERG BOWS
TO BLUE AND GOLD
Delaware College Quintet Rolls
Up Big Score on Visitors;
McCaughan Stars.

Newark. Feb. 19.-The Delaware Col
leee FIVE displayed some old time form
last night. rolling up a 45-13 score on
the Muhlenburg quintet. Delaware
took the lead 81 the opening and main
tained Il throughout.
The passing n the blue and gold fye
was excellent at times. The playing o.
NcCaughan was P feature Of the game
he scoring 33 points Of the IS. Alexan-
der gave several exhibitions Of fire
dribbling.
AIunce Keith, Dick Cole and sl<eets
Wilson all broke into the scoring column
and put up good games. Frankie Wills
as usual was the Gibraltar Of strength
in the backfeld for the Delaware FIVE.
The game last night was Delaware 3
last game al home. A trip through the
South takes up next week and the
schedule will be ended at Philadelphia
February IS. against Penn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
MAKE FINAL PLANS FOR
WASH|NCTON'S BIRTHDAY
Tabieaux to Furnish Spectacular
Feature of City's Holiday
Celebration.

The plans for Wilmingtons big Wash
lngton Birthday celebration are now near
completion and if the present delightful
weather continues one of the most en-
loyahlc occasions in local history is before
us The reception at the Public Building
or the evening Of February 2l is open TO
all Of the public The reception commit
tee will be as follows. Nfrs Frank :.
Garrett, representing the Colonial Danes,
is chairman general ard viii be assisted
by Mrs Victor B. Woolley and Mrs.
Peter Wright Other representatives viii
be Colonial Wars, Christopher L. Ward;
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Mrs James IT, Scott; Daughters of 1912.
Mrs Thomas Mum; Children Of the
American Revolution. Mrs William Bond,
Sors IL the American Revolution. Charles
a Rudolph Grand Army OF the Republic.
J. $. Litzepherg. G a Frishmuth: Sons
of Veteran Ches Rumor. Jr, Daughters.
Of Veterans. Mrs. A T. Clayton Society
Of Cincinnati Leonard Wales. spanish
War Veterans. Col Simon = Dohertv.
American Legion, Frank C Hughes
Tho program will include beautiful
tableaux by the Drama League and New
Century Club members, community sing
lng and dancing The novelty Of the en-
tertalrwcrt arranged for February y
lies IL the Pilgrimage arranged hv the
community service This will Be a CITY
nike - several Of the many historic
sitesi Wilmington including Old Swedcs
Church and the home OF Mrs 4 NJ
Ferris at 7O9 West street where the hearth
stone before the Fireplace is the one of
jefferson fame Most of the social organi-
zations Of the city will keep oper house on
February % ard altogether the entire
celebration VIII serve q stimulate pstrlotlr
pride II our city and its surroundings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HAMMER SHADED BY
JOHNNY PERKINS
Philadelphia Bantam Outpo'n's
Local Boxer at keystone
Club Smoker.

Carded n. the third preliminary. tho
nout between n. o. hammer OF WIZ
,ntnston and Johnny Perkins. OF Phiia-
jo,nbia WAS the best on tho program at
tba keystone smoker at Pythian Castle.
o., NIGHT The visiting bantam shaded
IY,r,ner. although the local lad was
dangerous at times. Perkins used a
taft iab with success. while Hammer
tried 10 put over n finishing blow dur
ing the twelve minutes of fighting.
The windup bout WAS a disappoint-
,nent TO the big crowd after they were
treated to a card full of fighting. Ralph
Raylnond the local welterweight put up
a good exhibition. but his opponent,
Eddie Crane. OF Philadelphia. was IN
poor condition and was unable to con
tinue after the second round
The semi-windup between Mickey
Morris Of this city and Herb Hutchie
0f Philadelphia, was full of action with
Morris doing most of the leading and
autpointing his opponent all the way
The fifth bout between Pete Devine and
Lew smith was sensational from bell
"a bell. Both boys lacked a working
knowledge of the game. but they stood
.oe 10 toe and hit each other with every-
hing in sight. Devine fioored Smith
n the second and earned the decision
N points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
MADISON CELEBRATION.

The house committee OF the Madison
'Nejghborhood Association held q special
meeting Thursday, when final plans were
made for open house. which viii bc held
at : D m on Washingtons Birthday.
On the program commit tee are Mrs " a
Brookmire. Mrs f 4 Higgins, and Mrs
" c Prver: music committee. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Regar. Mr. Msvhart and Mrs
] Edward McNahb. reception committee
Thomas Monaghan George " Badcr
and Jacob Ostro. decorative committee.
Mrs X Lutz Chsrles lynch "a 4
Cour-Iiman Ahhcrge-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
3.0o0- 0-METRE RACE.
Corporal GuirIemOt, French Champion
Makes American Debut Tonight.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Feb. 19.-Corporal Joseph
GuilIernot OF the French army, Olympic
1000 metre champion. viii make his
American debut here tonight IN The
1000 metre race feature event of TIE
GGuaranty Club games il Madison
Square Garden.
Among his opponents will De Joie
Ray. Of the Illinois Athletic Club. John
RoInig. Of Pennsylvania State College
intercollegiate cross country cham
pion. and Walter Higgins, Columbia
who holds the national junior two mile
title.