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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13
Pennsylvania Opens
With Large Attendance

Lexington Ky, Sept. 13-Ar
enrolment which will exceed that
of nearly 800 last year is expect
ed at Pennsylvania College, the
124th annual session of which be-
gan Monday. The College cf
the Bible and Hamilton College
also opened Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ALL persons having claims
against the estate of the late
Nancy Maupin are hereby mott
fed to have same verified and
presented to the undersigned on
or before January /, 1922, or
they will be barred. Those ow-
ing the estate must settle at once.
-Rena Matherly. .Adm'x., Mob
erly, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13
Chamberlain Collie and Diarr-
rhoea Remedy In Michigan

Mrs. A. II. Hall, Caseville,
Mich, says, Il wish to thank you
for your grand good medicine,
Chamberlain Collie and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. We are never
without it in the house, and | am
sure it saved our baby's life this
summer"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13
Celebrate Constitution Day
(By Associated Press)

New York, Sept. 13-Constitu-
ton day, this year the 134th ami
versary of the signing of the
American Constitution. will be
celebrated next Saturday by ma
ny thousand organizations. ac-
.cording to the Constitutional
League of America
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13

WILL Instruct III short hand
parties desiring lessons. See Mrs.
J. G. Baxter, phone GA. 2l8 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-13

Lightning and fire destroyed
another barn for J. I. Hamilton,
near Lancaster, Monday. He had
no insurance.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
ourt Any

Geneva Carter eas bom reh is
igm sh, Ua, ihr unt ,hl'i ~
Mr and Nu Hurh Carter sh.
prufcsscd faith Boo CHRIST vhen o.
ysau old aud lived o. wnsomio.
Christian uf, unul NaVh is iY,l
when God said ii be- ruuah. ooW, uI
hirhrt. anal ths spirit iaok iis ed,
rrlastiuf nirm o. Cod aho gave u
She d.rd o. triumphant dsath
Thr funeral va. louiu.ioi hi Eu
~ T. oakley m Pleasant llu
ehuf,h .n ihs rr,,ne, of O. hfrv ar
s,mpath,iic audIrH, Thew vcu
rirht rii' Jrs,d iu uhht sis urn
pail tawr ti iso uvw noer
girls ubr rn tawu srr Sis'l
s,rIrr Fdra s.r..I la lliI Ns.i
UM Caihsunr Ha. ari hlu lfu
.n rhr naetf r.rH errv laf
ilurhss. and rr coleman If
floral onuurs urv beautiful ih
eta,e b,luf ,a,,rti with flowers
"What da. th,u kuavcst BOG uov
bot thou shalt know hrrraflrr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
moN . u STONE

Elsewhere Boz ihr columns ~ ihls
paper appau thr announcement 70
llon o. % Stone as candidate
bsfors ths Republican Primary. ~
August g. CO.. ihs ofI,r ~ County
Attorney
Mr Stone haf been elected tuios
o. the oaes ~ Representative in ths
State Legislature from ihn darli
Each time b. ha. faithfully and uel.
represented che people Mr siou
n food hauarab'c r.i.fen and a
sslf made man lin father died
while be- gas quite lounF and s.u.,
then Mr Stone tas made ht oaf
uay Boz ths world o. a sell guah
lhoi far th, ofr, and u ,'r.tri aI
make O. ainfa. tors Attorney
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
DlpTHERIA DEATHS
IN STATE INCREASE

With complete figures on the nun.
beI " deaths caused In Kentucky
last November and December by
dipihefia now available. the State
Board u Health has issued a new
warning against this disease. In
November of last year there were
ninety fatalities due 10 diptheria.
which number was seventeen In ex.
cess " the 1920 deaths Similarly.
for December. 1920. there were 63
fatalities or Is more than In Decem
ber ~ the preceding year
Every death caused by diptheria
the Board of Health's warning states
need not have occurred. as antiloxin
administered early enough and In
sufficient quantities is a sure cure
for the disease The warning also
states that this antitoxin may be
obtained from the board al cost price
by the physicians in the State and
calls attention 10 the fact INDECENT
persons. unable 10 pay Tor antitoxin
even when Il b. for them at cost.
may obtain Il free from their county
health officers
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
ADA JONES CONCERT

The concert given a. the Sclnol
Auditorium Tuesday evening wa IN
every respect huge success The
oun.rrt waf given by Ada Jones and
her Company under he auspices "
ihr School Improvement club
The program opened With a must.
cal selection rendered by Esther Al.
maharan tioIinst and Marie Hart.
man. pianist M.. AImahagan b.
900 doubt one " the most talented
yuuu.ft ever heard m this cts.
Ih' pianist Mm Hartman. b. 900,
ui itr most accomplished artist.
chat ever appeared hefor, the pub
Do. llr colo. aerr especially good
Iamr Allan luks. urioonist and
magician proved highly entertaining
ls bad a. hn disposal not unly d
number ~ unusual tr.gi boo aIsl
tspt fhs audience amused with d
ready foa ~ aIi and hlmor
Ada Jones. ~ rh1mrurb fame
hri 600 siar ~ ih, evening needed
ODD Introduction She bal. o. hsauu
fI t.rs and boz selections vsrs rem
d,f,i in ter oau original and charm
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
A VALUABLE CONNECTION

Tts Penn Mutual life lnsuranc,
Company. through iis general Agents
la " Finley and Go n Louisville
have shown ruod Judgment In form
inr connection with and securing
ths .eryic,s ~ D l. narpending u
chs city a. their representative for
thsn Wet Kentucky territory
Nr iarpsnding has had fourteen
yar experience in the llfc insurance
business and has for some time beer
r.auei as one of the leading prud-
u1crs ~ Ksniueky and ihc above con.
n,,i.uu n happy culminailon n ihe
,amt II the A. " Finley A Co.
ahu have brrn sudeayorIng Tor a
number ~ wears o. secure the ser
.tt,s ~ Mr ilarprndlnr a. repre-
sentative ~ their Interests Boz ihi.
territory
NJ narp,nding. .n ao,sptInr ihi'
nru sork. scrrr hs olnur,iiou siit
|ihe Company be- has beru represent
inr for a. numh,r " year., and ii Euc'
without saying that BE- makes ihii
change with rcluotanfe. a. every con
.sIsraiion has begn shown him by th'
.on .al. II thc company fwm iis pres
.drni o. thr rrreraI agents. and thcl
.a doubt rrrr,i to los, so valuable
Imam. hut through thsir ihsuliiy au,
rrunmI consideration ~ the wurl
hs b.. done for them. thgy would uo
iand m hs uar ~ advancement
.u, I,atrs their ,mp.uy without
.b.rm.sh un h.s rrouHi and with thct
.hsst vt.hs. for hls uovs.
Do making Oh, change Mf larpsn
.Hnr believes b, viii b. enabled q
serve hs iri,ud. ard the scu,ral rub
I'd, n q hrrrr capacity. as the fen
Mutual lifc lusuauor Company
lone amons the largest COMPANIES da
Iur husins.s m thc United state
..taUnr hurircd, 10 millions " dollar
.u assets Offering poli,Ics and plan
that ar, attractive boz cyvry pariicula
anI having been serving che rcucf.
puh.l ff OBJ, past li yrau
M nar,udinr vill maintain a
oa..r Boz tbl, ,iiy. o.. has hg,n be- cu0
tam. and invite. t.. friends and Oh
rubI., lo bring their Hfe iusumn.
.rfutirus io h.m. as b. b ready ar
willing at au tmr. o serve the
"a r.,ls ari ri,g ihsm ih, benefit of b
ttHfrrrt.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
niWunAN DINNER

A surprise hlrihday iIHner aa.
given ai ths home of Mr and Sir
Hodge MlOonnsu SUNDAY Thsr
children ari lev uf their friends
were present A hnr dinner ua.
served
Thusr present wrr Mr aui Nr
Henry rudar So ani Nu 10
iawy and children. Mr and Mu
Hay brennan. Nr and Mr % Van
haussr and ,hlalfru Nr and Mu
Tas and children. Mlu Celia rti
u.. No. anI Nr % N0Cmus.
and daughter Mr Charley Phillip
ST. e. rast and sister aui brother
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS

Circuit Court began proceedings
Monday morning with the impanel
INK " the two iuries The men se.
lected for the Grand Jury are. r.
II Cochran. Foreman. J q G..
Claghorn s. r. Grimes. Il. y. Gle.
meni. J n Price. j T. Boyd. II
o. It'll. " s. Duyall. D Bradford
j NJ Baker. = T. Beard and K
II Belmear Judge Henderson. wh,
b. on the bench. gave his usual mum.
bcr of helpful instructions 10 N,
Grand Jury Up 10 this time thir
teen true bills have been found
The Petit jury b as follows +
Dempsey " u Brown. G. T..
Clark. A j Hughes. A Daugh
trey " l. Taylor. v l. brennan
- =. Hatcher. seldom Driver. 4. u
Nesbil, G A. Ill., j r. Drake
Alley Hughes Charles larue. s X
Lucas, G d Hughes. Andrew Coop
cr. Z T Jones. and 7 y Wodord
The cases disposed ~ 10 date are
Earl Ordvay. fined so, Gus Kirk
charged with CARRYING concealed wea
pons. acquitted; Gladys underdowi
" Henry underdowu. Judgment fol
the defendant. $4,000.
The case " Asher " Lester Babl
Sc has not been disposed ~ a. W
30 10 press The jury was sent O.
the scene ~ ths wreck Wednesday 3,
obtain a clearer knowledge u thl
ground Asher has sued Bahb ~
injuries sustained in collision be-
tween their burrics some time lat
fall
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
BYE rALEs


Tho brain and not the eye b. the
orran " sight The eye b simply
a small camsra. the rgtina or inner
coat serving a. the hlm upon which
thr picture b. made and thr curuea.
leus. aaueous and wtrcous hu.
mors being the rcfmctinr agents
which brinr lhc rays u light % a
fuCu. up on 10 The picturc b. made
upon the background and the opti,
nerve convey the impression 10 the
cuneus iu the hack " the brain vhcrs
vision actually takes place
The cuumctrupic ~ normal eye Is
physically perfect in b. rcfuctinr
qualities bringing rays from distant
objects o. a focus upon the rciini
with no demand upon the accommo
daiion or nerve supply, and ls physi
olori,aIly perfect Boz its other fun,
tions. such a. rrtiual acuieness, 10
iaiion ~ the cychalls, action ~ ih'
lids. lachymation pupilary adjust
ability. accommodation. nerve supply
and blood circulation.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
SUBMIT BUILDING PLANS

Dr. " = Meroney. pastor of the
First Baptist church u this city was
in Nashville. the first u this week
having Rune there 10 submit the pro.
posed plans Tor the extension of the
Marion church 10 the building dep
arimeni of the southern Baptist Con
yeniion. Tor such recommendations a.
10 improvements In the tentative
plans a. may seem advantageous TO
the building.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
c,uiN urWNs

ur h.riay mrht about iu.0.
some ,uunf ailss passing along
Mar sur,i isuufsi that ihr one
pam cabin on tho nt adjoining q
.M surhsr rrsiien1r on " Depot
street. aas Boz flame 10, alarm
va turned Boz boz too late 90 saw
t However had i not been iot
ths prompt and timely action II ihs
Fiy nrrarmsni, the resiirner ~ q
.M Suisher would have hs,n destroy
ID a. ths mof vas in flames set
.sal times rw Chi,f Eliir Moor'
~r,rd severe burns ou his hand.
au.ri hy hIluf sparks
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
FIRE At PROVIDENCE

A tire was discovered in the base.
msni ~ Birrhhsld a Hunters rcstau
rant Saturday night shortly before
midnight q threatened the entire
business district u Providence for
several houn before b was eStin.
ruished u wa finally pat out By
flooding ths basement with water
The loss % the restaurant va about
Sl.uOo. partially covered with insu.
uncr The owners. Birchheld aud
Hunter ssrr formerly u this city
moving a. Providence q short time
aro
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
Mrs cEo p ROBERTS pIEs

Mu Coorft T. Roberts died at
boz rssdsnlr. thf Th.srman Apart
msnr in lausu..r. Monday nlrht
at ilH0 shs tad been 100 for six
ussts q rhmnl nsphnis She VA
DO ysau ~ csc
She uas direct descendant n
isaar shelby ths bret Governor ~
krniully and sas Treasurer n ths
League ~ Women Voters ~ ksuiuc.
h She vas also prominent in the
Woman sufmrr movement boz this
STAT, anl vas ths hri soman 90
bold ths ofts ~ sshool Trustee in
Cuu,udsn county
Nu Roberts vas che uifs ~ Geo
p E.tsris. the President n ihe
Clfsntsm Mining Co and thr Rob
rft Floor Spar Co Besides hrf
husband BE b. sauiyrd by tvu
.isurhiss EuI,u and Ethel and on'
sister Nr = "a Wilson " Louis
.t..Is ari ars brother A 81 shelby
.ofttn siU She vas member II
.ibs Ersrora.an church
Ttr fausral ssrsiors eerr hrld al
. InuntHs ari ths rrmains gtfI
brought to Marion "Wednesday MORN
linz a short ssrtit vas held aI
tts NarI, Nisv Cemstsfy 81 ? =
.M ntsrmrut faI.nsiur immediately
R4 pus ohsairi ~ tho tsmeis
|u A beautiful floral ofeung va'
given
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Building bids fair to be on the boom in Marion during
the mat Few months.
Four new two story store buildings will be under way
~ soon the weather vets better The First Baptist
Cnurch Is o build an addition 10 their already commodous
building. The New High School Building for Marion
seems to be a thing assured.
Get the habit of coming to Marion Saturdays.
MONDAYS and all other days when YOU want to buy goods
at reasonable prices Read the advertisements of the
Marion merchants and compare their prices and their
goOds with those offered by firms elsewhere.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Mr Candidate: Mt. "a
You have decided 10 make the race tot some '0u" ''
ice perhaps bat have not made publ, announcement
yor rr.n. are anxious To have YOU tell folks that your
chat i IN the ring They watch the columns OF the Press
every week 10 see II you have made your announcement
ont wait until someone else has gotten the voter VINO wa,
deced but announce in the next issue OF the Press anu
let your friends know that YOU in the race To the I'M
ish"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL

Geneva Carter age n. died Thurs.
day night on the Jack Baker farm.
She was the daughter u Mr. and
Mr. Hugh Carter.
The burial took place al Pleasant
Hill Cemetery. conducted by Rev
" T. Oakley.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
MISSION PROGRAM

The Sunday School of the First
Baptist church will give a big Ais
sion Program. Sunday. March "a A
large number of the children and
some u the adult members of the
Sunday School will participate In the
program.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
JENNINGS ulCnAN

Nf BELL mFham and Mics Alma
'HHnIuFs wefv united n maifiat'
aflrday evening at Cmyne lhf
Harriars cstsmouy vas performed
ihs home of George Scott ~ g q
H ths prrsencr ~ several Friends
10th ~ he young peoplr ar' l'p
..ar in their srctiou and ha'r MANY
friends WIN wish them well Rev
"a Z Oakley performed itr 'r'
uoUy
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
MRS q r. LowERY DIES

Mr. Dr. ioWefy was taken sud.
denly 90 Monday and Dr. lowery
took her o. the hospital in Evans.
willie Tuesday She vas Operated
on Immediately and was reported
much better Wednesday
Mr. iowey had the second opera
tion Wednesday night and passe'
away about o O'Clock Thursday morn
ing
The Press extends oondolsncc 3,
the hsrsavcd family
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
10 HOLD REVIVAL

Rev. Bell. will begin q series u
meetings At the Christian church Mon
day night. March 2sth Rev Bell h
said 10 BE- a splendid preacher and no
doubt the meeting will result In much
good for the church and the town.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

The state u Kentucky may be-
forccd a. refund several hundred
thousand dollars a. former saloon
kcrpers whose liccnses wcrr termi.
mated by wartime prohibition. The
question will be decided In the case
which b. before trial In the Franklin
County circuit court Harh Odom
is suing the State
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
up WRIGHT nEs Al uorEl

Mr Nau Wright of ro.u dir,l at
Hotel Crbjsrden. last Friday at 500
o. a.
uc had hcrn at Dawson springs
for some time Coz BIZ health bat
grew worse and on Monday be-
,amc o. Marion on his way home
but Waa uot able m ro further
lic had lived "a vidovsr for many
Scar. BIZ wife having diced sOou
after their martiarr
The rcmalus vrrr taken 10 Uoud
liurg saturday COT burial
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

The Press this week carries the
announcement u Chas 7 Riley u
Tolu. a. candidate for iailcr in the
August Primary Hc has served
the couuty efficiently a. Magistrate
for several years. and no doubt he
would make a capable iailer and Gus
iodian of III, coun,y's property
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Hon. Chas Ferguson. ~ smith
land. our Commonwealth Attorney
~ attending thc Manh term " Oh,
Cntienden Cipui Court lookiur afI
81 the states interests m thr mat
tiers comiur b,fotr che oaurt NJ
Fcrruson will b, "a candidate for ~
sletlon ile haa made an cNcrllru
aillcer and b. well hkri by thr po
pie uf lhs county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Mr . g. Carter was in the ciy
Monday and reported that his fIo,k
~ luo White isrhaus and Rhode
Island Rcd ary laying too rrrs pei
vrtk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

ln last weeks issue u the Press.
there appeared an item which gave
an accouni u the death u Mr. Jesse
Woolsidcs This should have read
Mr Jesse Woud
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
NOTICE

an persons having claims against
n. D.. Griffith. deceased. or indebted
% same. sec the undersigned for
settlement. q. =. GRIFFITH.
Administrator
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

The date for che Carnival ahHi
sas 90 b. ~ che School Autiiof.aH
.H April isi bas bssn postponed Boz
definitely
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

D. N Robertson of Caldwell
spungt was in our city Wednesday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
NEv Ann, STORE

Nr o y uaun arrived in Ma.
rar last u,sk bringing with him an
aiinstivs sio,k " Army rsois. both
r.a srd reclaimed Nr halln b..
aisi be- sior, on ths South side u
th. rbr Sluar and b uow ohsf
INK h.. r.als at attractive rfierf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
EFFICIENCY Of SALVATION
ARMY 10 BE INCREASED

Ihf salvation Army. according u
adler Roberts ~ Cincinnati %
unal Commander ~ thr Wei
Ohio and Kentucky Division n
pairing a. make revolutionary
t.afiurr in its work which pfuha
It Will be- the most rpochhI .n ths
tmys forty year ~ service boo tbr
isd States ln ms announce
n hngadier Roberts say
"A plan has been evolved 90 Boo
a., the efficiency ~ the salvation
my aud iis arenciss coping with
aI and economical problem.
lghuui the nation The ariiu.
LID. o.. outlined in our 1927 Home
nIr, Program. ere intended prI
H5 % be- ~ q preventive nature
lead ~ waiting until ihr damage
been dome. vs shall tD n ,hs.t
s| evils ~ their YrD source Ta
.f.fa care it Will De- nrrrssafy faI
u enlist thr services ~ thr .n
fuiIai and sympathetic Citizen. of
.u farai center sh0 vIl. hr ifr
a representative for every de.
HmrHt ~ ihe Salvation Army
II. sIl hrinF alout thr sttsls.HH
ttf sifirsn ma Iaf aciItltr ~ thr
tmj from lhs ciiy o. ths rural
Hmln.ties Already ths BE- being
s.mpllsh.d through ihe formation
~ Community Advisory Boards olm
.ai ~ representative otiIeH Loo
overs rammuniiy
i tasuty st - tts Western
a'ra ulf organization taf been
HpIsiei o. tssuiy tao Eastern
.iatr afs nuw BEING organized hs
ft Jolly wt expect o. extend ths
hfrnr hands ~ ths Salvation A.
Hi ta EVEN hamlet. every hluss boz
uf United States
Doc ths b. distinlty q hame ssf
,Is issirn,d 30 supplement the a..
Uufirs ~ iolai seifars aFsneis. and
ra.s 81 their DISPOSAL boz an orranl
"a aay ths wealth of sspsren.r ari
fnrInr possessed by Salvation A.
.I afrsu
To- Community Advisory naart
chose namss vs print below ls e.
aaI saiunissf organization n men
ari aomsn sho hays distinguished
t.n.rItss hy their community Ieai
uat.p and b. che cauhisnes ani
uar rsIassd in thea hy ths people
tf bone
ludrs d l. Meofe
uf 7 A inIer
ST. g. D Cues
u e. fanklin
nayls Vaughn
Oraffr ufmr
n Cauusn
Miss Eihsi Hard
u u Cochran
lnu " Bloc
Miss Nelis Walker
Eurrns Morsn
Nu cup x lamb M.t lr~e.
EaHtu and AZ Eugene NorrsI
fa,, tlndly arrsed b. Fl,e their um'
800 rfau D. oonductlnf ar arii"
aarsiFn faf funds for ths Saliva
m Army on Marrh 2'ih vhr'
Hus viii BE- house o. house can
They vin appreciate ani a'
Stance from their friends
Wu lsbe Boswell Mu T A
Iufsr Nis, Nslls Walker and N''
|Hsrers GRAY vul also be- glad @
IurI,s contributions ia so worthy
.s.sr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Nr An Henri vas Boz Madison
,II. rrrrIb selling monuments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
brocco and Coburn Nav
Again Race i'm Garden

I'M OFueF TO have the services Of y.
car Egg and Maurice Brocco for tbo
coming s'A-day race at Madison Square
Garden during the week of March ?
I lex Richard will have to outbid ali
european promoters, Broceo and Egg
ar are as popular on the other side IS
der full sway they have been offo az,
liberal contracts to ride in si 80 Gu :,
races at Brussels, Paris and Berlin
Ihc famous Italian rider in a cah,.
stated that if the European contrsrf
terms were not satisfactory he would
come back and ride, with the provision
mat Willie Coburn would be his mar
ner; A new contract has been mailed
70 bfoeco, but if he accepts his part.
ner "ili not be selected until he ar.
riVes on this side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Morgan and Pell
Advance TO Final
For Gold Racquet
--r-
Inc
PARTY


Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, Feb. 12-Play
in the Gold Racquet championship
tournament reached the final round TO-
day, leaving Clarence C. Pell, amateur
champion and former title holder of the
Gold Racquet, and Hewitt Morgan, of
the New York Tennis and Racquet
Club, to fight it out.
The surprise of the day was the de-
feat of Stanley G. Mortimer, of Tuxedo,
IN the semi-fnals by Hewitt Morgan
three games to two after very hard
battle. The score was 15-13, 1913,
3-15, 17-16, 15-5.
Pell won from Louis Noel, New York.
IN three. straight games, 15-3, Isl,
Ia, IN the first round and reached
the finals by default from George St.
George. Morgan likewise had an easy
task with L. Dupont Irving in the
mornings play. taking the match by a
score of 15-3, 15--8, 15-13. A large
number who are spending the holiday
at Tuxedo Park witnessed the matches
to-day. The finals will be played to-
morrow morning
The summary:
Cola racquet championship. first round
Hewitt Morgan, New York, defeated T., Du-
pont irving, New York, l5-3, 15-3 I5-13.
George st. George. Tuxedo. won from
NIiilam Post Tuxedo, by default: c. G.
F@H', tuxedo, defeated Louis Noll, New York,
serni-hnal round-Hewitt Morgan. New
ork' defeated S. G. Mortimer, tuxedo,
Pell, Tuxedo, won from George ST C,eorqe
Tuxedo, by default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
NcCiIl Collegians Take
First i'm Ice Carnival

HANOVER, N. H., Feb. 12.-McGnl
Cnlverslty, of Montreal, with total
OF 81 points, to-day won the intcrcol-
legiate ski and snowshoe meet held as
feature of the annual winter carni-
val of Dartmouth College. Dartmouth
TOOK second place, with 20 points, Uni
versity of Vermont scored 5. Middle
bury 4 and Williams I.
The Canadians clinched the meet
when Whitail and Sherrard took sec
ond and third places in the ski jump
and Birks won the proficiency contest.
Carleton, of Dartmouth made first
place in the jump, with a distance Of
66 feet, which was considered good, in
view of the condition of the snow.