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The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Dempsey to Erase Color
Line After Bout of July 2

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. May 25.--Jacls
Kearns. manager Of Jack Dempsey. to-
day opliterated the color line. Kearns
said that IL the champion defeats Geor-
ges Carpenter on July the next op-
ponent of Dempsey will be the man
who Is worthy title bout.
Dempsey considers the European
champion the only logical contender at
present for the crown. If the American
public demands that he meet Kid Nor
folk or any other negro and the pro-
moter is found who Will guarantee the
sum necessary to promote such match
he win be ready to erase the color line.
A heavy rain that drenched Demp-
seys training quarters caused the cham-
pion to suspend all training activities
to-day, but while Dempsey chafed a.
the inactivity, the rain was welsomed
by Kearns.
This weather gives us q good excuse
for giving Dempsey a rest" Kearnr
said. Il am glad to get this chance.
do not intend to permit Dempsey tc
train too hard. a day OF rest will do
him good after the pace he set yester-
day"
Later In the day Dempsey was cheer
ed by the arrival OF a pure white Eng
lish bull pup, sent by an admirer In
Spokane. Wash. Fastened to the pups
collar was note signed by all of the
baggage men who took care OF the dog
on It's trip from Spokane, wishing Dernp-
sey success In his coming championship
match with Georges Carpenter, July Q
I'VE request you to put ono slug on
Carpenter for us and more if neces-
sary." the note concluded. Ten names
were signed to II.
Joe Benjamin. the Pacific coast light
weight. Joined Dempsey's training staff
to-day. He will work with the cham
pion the remainder OF the week and
perhaps until the finish OF the training
grind.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
NEW JERSEY WINS
CONTEST AT GOLF
Westchester Is Overwhelmed
on Century c. c. Links
by 18 to 2.
NY KERR N. PETRiI.

All courses look alike To the amat teur
golfers of the New Jersey State Associa-
tion. Last year In the first annual
match between New Jersey and West
chester the former team. won rather
handily. but the fact that the contest
was decided on Englewood, a new Jer-
sey course IL ever there was one, was
thought to have had not a little to dc
with the result There has been a feel
Ing among the Westchester players that
this years match would have an entirely
different result, but the annual encounter
took place yesterday at the Century
Country Club. and far from the home
players winning, an even more convinc-
ing score was rolled UP in favor Of New
Jcrsey-lS to 2.
Westchester scored ono point In the
four ball matches In the morning and
another In the singles, the lone hero OF
the individual affray on the County AS
ISOLATION side being none other than
Warren X. Wood. formerly star of the
Western Golf Association. Although he
has played comparatively little since
coming East Wood proved to have all his
old skill, for the player that he took into
camp was William Reekio Of Upper
Montclair. New Jersey State champion.
The margin OF this match was UP and
? TO play.
John G. Anderson OF Siwanoy. who
last week won the Fox Hills invitation
tournament, strove valiantly to give
Westchester another point. but Frank
w. Dyer of Upper Montclair was a little
too much for him. Dyer holed out a
ten foot putt on the last green to take
the match by up.
Oswald KirlSby bad to exert himself
to the utmost against d. Z. Sawyer. the
metropolitan champion. This match was
decided on the nineteenth green. Kirkby
running down thirty foot putt for a
birdie to turn the trick. On the four
teenth the Englewood man holed a forty
footer for 2, and he also sank an even
longer one to square the match on the
home green.
Perhaps the feature Of the morning
play was the match in which the Upper
Montclair pair, w. M. ReeAie and
Jerome d. Travers, crossed clubs with
Sawyer and Wood. The former couple
won by up. The summary:
Four Ball Matches--wiid and Hammer
New Jersey. !: Connolly and Paul. West
chester. o; Kirkby and Dyer New Jersey.
Il Anderson and Maxwell. Westchester O:
Richardson and TurreI!, 1: Nebton and Har-
Wood. O; Maxwell and Hale. o: McMahon
and Waters. Nash and Barrow. o; Pur-
cell and Mackay, o: buchanan and Dona-
hue. Il; Reid and Brown. 1.
Wood, !; Dyer. J.; Anderson. o; Travers
wild. !: Paul. o: Turren. i; McaIahon, o:
buchanan. 1; Purcell. o.; Richardson. !:
well. 1: BENTON. 0: Hale, /: Harris. o;
Nash. NVatcrs O. Barroly 4. Mnckay q
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Temperament Against Jones,
Ia Opinion of British Critic

LONDON. May 25.--rn His despatch on
tho golf championships at Hoylalse the
correspondent OF the London Times
writes:
1T was a curious fate for Tolicy 20
cover himself with glory against two
famous adversaries yesterday and thnn
10 fall before the unknown. But he never
cot going. IIe was not In one OF his
majestic moods
THE passing Of Tcliey, however. vas
ne nothing compared with the swamping
~ Jones by Graham. Jones was on his
game. Great player os he IS. he does
not pososaa The necessary temperament
TO hullssk his way through n British
amateur chnripionar'r."
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Golf Title for T. II. Turner.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YosK HIRAM
PHrLApELPHIA. May 25.-Tracy r
Turner. High School. won the individual
'nterscholastic Eastern golf champion
ship from his team mate. 7. M. Hop
kins. Jr.. over the east course at Merton
here to-day, ! up. 10 holes. Hill School
won the team title on Monday and there-
fore has made clean sweep OF the
tourney for two years straight, as both
titles were also won by them last year
Nearly fifty boys from score of schools
competed IN the tournament
The finish Of the finals this afternoon
was sensational TO say the least. The
two promising youngsters were seldom
more than a hole apart. passing the
fourteenth all square and deadlocked
again al the eighteenth flag.
The nineteenth, or frst, is a. dogieg.
and Turner laid his long iron approach
but three scant inches from the pin.
Hopkins was not equal to a birdie half.
lost TO the hole. and shook hands. The
summary.
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Lack Of Wine May Deter
French Players Coming
w. T. Tilden Defeats Mrs
Mallory and a Pro-
By the Associated Presa.

PAms, May est was said to-day
that some OF the best OF the French play
ers. including Suzanne Lenglen. who are
slated for positions on the French DAVIS
cup tennis team. might not sail July 23
for New York to compete in the matches.
because they are afraid they will be
unable to obtain in tho United States tho
wine TO which they are accustomed. The
fear was expressed that unless there was
some assurance that the players could
get their wine the French team which
goes 70 the United States would be of
secondary calibre.
William T. Tilden, the American tennis
champion. apparently had entirely recov-
cred to-day from yesterdays attack OF
Indigestion. In practice Tilden was in
excellent form. He defeated Mrs. Moila
Bjursteat Mallory In two sets. and after
ward won from the professional who
beat him a set on Tuesday, the score be-
ing 6-1, 6--3.
Mrs. Mallory continues 70 improve.
To-day she played we'll against Edith
Sigourney. who likewise Is playing in
better form.
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Fishing Here ard TIierc--Clubs and just
Fishermen.

Fishing Here ard Tiierc-Clubs and just
Fishermen.
on board tho Doughboy from Canarsie on
last gunday a party OF thirty anglers fishing
M the Idghtship caught many large hske,
whiting and ling. There were some very
big hake taken; an clghteen FOUNDER LOOK ,oos
prize The good fishing conditions brought
out many anglers and good fishing should
be enjoyed from now on ,rS reNe w nIsn,y soos o
food In sight for them. judging from the
number OF sand esis and spearing taken from
THE MAN WITH THE LEATHER PANTS.
Ftvo members of the Madeiien Fishing Club
fishcd on Sunday inside the bay AZ Jones
Inlet, with Cap. John Baldwin OF Msr,ick:
and Louis duibert were present and the
catch WAS a. blackfi-h md lis founders.
More than half the bisckiish weighed over
Your hounds The founders were OF large
run. All of the blackfish were taken on
'''s''' HERMAN w. FRoMNE.
The saul Leffcrts Fishing Club made It's
eighth trip from Freeport on the Kathleen
Florence and 406 good sized founders. with
some blarkfish and ecis. were taken. Abe
Erean and Miss Blanche Grossman we're tied
fnr high hook with 81 fish each. The clubs
weekly prize went to Mrs. Ida narri. of
siIt s,ocsinss. This club viii make n two
day trip. Sunday and Monday n,xI xnINaEt ysss;
on Sunday last q party Of nine men on
hoard thc White Wings, Capt. Guy Davis.
lett Babylon and I'm few hours landed
more than eight hundred n0underg. We
hnya been rong out with Capt. Davis for
the last three verrs. and while to.dav's catch
wns an exceptional one nevertheless 7 WIN
sav that we always had r good mess OF flsh.
cant C;tiy'a roofny. we'll kept boat and his
huoyyiedge Of tho fishing grounde n an
surance of good batting average after a
days fishing. He VIII ha after the fluke,
vealffisn and blues Just aa soon ns they
come into the Great South bay.
'''' w. J. WEST.
The writer and a number q friends. al
members OF a famous fishins club. had ar
The New York herald., 1921-05-26

FOURTH ROUND.
First semi.flnai Quarter.
W. w. Mckenzie. Mortonhall. beat
r. Thompson. Gosforth. and 3.
II s. u. Tubbs. SJnningdale. beat q.
Rennie. Royal Aberdeen, UP t22
foies).
!. r noddard. Penn. beat Cyril !. II.
Toliey. Royal Eastbourne. , and l.
A. j. Coleman Brent Valley. beat
V. A. Pollaok. Royal and Ancient.
up (1o holes).
Second semi.finai Quarter.
Allan Graham. Royal Liverpool. beat
Bobby Jones. Atlanta, and Q.
Major z. o. Hezlet. Royal Poftrush.
beat Q. g. Aylmer, Ranclagh, and !
r. $ wlthers, Sandwell Park. beat
r. Sofar Pugh. Royal st. Davids.
and 8.
=. q. Harrison, Formby. beat w A.
Murray. Romford. / UP.
Third Scml-fInal Quarter.
Edward Blackwell. prostwick, beat
VI. ID. Gillies. Rye. ! up.
w. !. Hunter. Welmer aud Kings
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N. <. |. Tennis Title
Goes to Dartmouth

BRooKLrNE. Mass, May %. A. II.
Chaplin, Jr., Of Williams. last years
New England intercollegiate lawn ten
mis- singles champion. went down to
defeat to-day before the heady playink
OF Capt g. w. Sanders Of the Dart
mouth team. The score that shifted
the champonshlp was Go, &c. ca.
Sc. 6---4.
The doubles championship went 10
Sanders and W. F.. Howe. Jr., Dart
mouth. who defeated Herman Brock
man and r. ~ Carver OF the Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology by a
score OF &c. ca. 3--6, 6--f, ca
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Carpenters Condition
Steadily improves
Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week

TONIGHT.
Brighton Beach Sporting Ciub--Josinay
herman VS.. Frankie OIsen. 12 rOuads;
Iiiiy Levine vs.. Eddie Anderson, i2
rounds.
Commonwealth :. C.-Charlie Beeciler vs..
Patsy J0hnscn.
Jamaica ). C.-ReticaD Wilson vs.. Sailor
Joe Kelly, le rounds; Johnny Lundy W.
Eddie CarrOue, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Brooklyn Arena-Harry Wills VS.. Kid
Johnson, IL rornds.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Stecpiechase A. A.--Johnny Dyummie vs..
Darng Pavese; Spider Roach vs.. Andy
CGrtes.
Ridgcwood Grove Sporting Cluh--Terry
Mitchell IS. Bert spencer, le rounds;
Jackie Norman ys. Willie DaBcy, /:
rounds.
Ninth Coast Arsillery-Tony Mario VS..
Eddie Manning, II rounds; Mickey
Nelson vs.. bud JJsepiN, IL rounds.
Commonwealth s. C.--Jack Eausner vs..
Johnny Russell, l2 rounds.
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down. beat C. II. Haywood. Uxbridss.
5 and a.
j. u. Pease. Alnmouth, beat y. G.
Quilter, Walton Heath, up 90 holes).
y. W. r. Holderness. Walton Heath.
beat ]. Chiffon. sidcup. I and O.
Fourth semi.flnai Quarter.
II j. Wright. Jr.. Boston, boat w.
:. Fownes, Jr., Pittsburgh. and 4.
John Ball, Royal Liverpool. beat J.
H. Douglas, Jr.. U. s. A.. up (Is
holes).
DIT. Paul Hunter, Los Angeles, beat
+. y. Pegler. Sheffield 2 up.
Bernard Darwin. woking, beat
Harry Braid, Walton Heath, 8 ana 4.
FIFTH ROUND.
Tuhbs beat Mckenzie 2 and
Beddard bent Coleman ana g.
Graham beat Hczlet 4 and ..
Harrison beat Withers 2 and /.
Hunter beat Blackwell I and s.
Holdeness beat Peaso up.
Wright beat BAN 4 and 2.
Darwin beat Or. Paul Hunter 8
and 4.
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first bouts in Paris. which was with

first bouts in Paris. which was with a
boxer named Gloria. Carpenter won
In seven rounds and received about 81
for his victory.
Georges viii get q few more dollars
than thet when he meets Dempsey. July
g" chuclSied McVey.
Italian Joe Cans. whom Descamps re-
fers to as "Jugans," reported for duty
yesterday, but as the manager is not
yet prepared TO start his charge on a
boxing course, the sparing partners had
another day of rest.
At the conclusion Of the exercises Des-
camps called some of the reporters aside
and asked:
"Why the newspaper say I am so ex-
cite?"
Because you are excitable," laughed
one of the writer's.
But" retorted Descamps. "if / am
not excite for Georges. who shall do it?'
Let Georges do IT, was the reply
and the willy manager Joined Ia the
laugh.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
eastman Wins Golf Gun.

Y. W. cashman. with score or 1s9
won the Herbert Barber cup az the an.
nual New York Produce Exchange Golf
tourney held recently on the Rnollwood
Country club links NJ White Plains
Nr. eastman. with G. #. Andrus, also
won the foursomo with n score OF ~
yn~ Houtirar prizes for the two best
selected scores went 10 r. v. Tfasier
and r. w. Burr Handicap prizes were
captured BY the following: first, G. r.
Andrus second 6. r.. Halstead third
z, r.. Murray. fourth Mr.. Woosey and
Mr.. English tied. w. l.. Walker won
tho Eickers Handicap.
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Summary of Play in Tourney
for British Golf Championship

Special Tup
T oYLAFE, 25when OF
John Ball he onys
vahin OF n sem-nna
made
to
The summary OF to-day's play follows:
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IRRATIONAL POLO-TENNIS- -ROWING-BOXING GOSS
Count de Gomar of Spain
Loses Davis Cup Match
50 the Associated Press.

r TENDON. England. May 25.--
RI Randolph Lycett OF the Brit
= ish Davis cup tennis team to-
day defeated Count de Gomar OF the
Spanish team IN three straight sets
III the Davis cup singles.
Manuel Alfonso Of Spain defeated
f. Gordon Lowe In three straight sets
by S--6, G-l. Sc.
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Pravsky Wins Road Race.

New LONDON. Conn. May 25.--The
annual road race OF the United States
Submarine base hore to-day WAS won
by p. w. Pravsky OF Bridgeport. His
time was % minutes Is 1-5 seconds for
the distance OF three and one-eighth
miles. w. II. Riggy OF Richmond. New
York. was second. J. l.. Finzter Of Balti-
more was third. and A. NJ Schandchin
OF Madison, N. H. was third.
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Fred j. Wright, Jr., Last
american in Golf Meet

Continued from First Page.
against Beddard, Graham against Har-
rison. w. I. Hunter against Holderness
and Wright against Darwin.
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1T you are out OF work or want 70 change
your position see how many offers a Stu
alton Wanted Ad. In The Herald win bring
you.-Adpe
The New York herald., 1921-05-26

Fred Wright, of the Albemarle Club, Boston.
Massachusetts,
itehder Western
Princeton,
although tied Bobby for the
t
a
ball a
OF
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham Straus. Inc, Fulton st. Tkla. only.
Conzen, A., b32 Grand st. Tel. a0i5 Stage
Johnson.P $50 wyckoff nv. Tel.odo2 Everg' n.
kingston. I4e9 Fulton st. 15os Bodrd. Repairs.
Hummer, H., 1885 Bwny. Tackle and ba,t
Loeser. Fred'k Co, Fulton st. Tackle only
Nnraters. J. r., 20 Codrt 81. Tel 2i25 Maia.
Michaclson, ". H., r2Tt Bedfd az. Tkle. only.
Nichsclson, ". H., ola Eroedway. Tackle only.
Morris. A.,l7ai fulton St, Reid av. is35 Rdsd-
Muller. o., 2e5 Wyckctf nv. Tel. 3aii Every'u-
roeper, ~. w, III Woodward nv. Tkle. only.
eehanf, laJ Flntbush az. Tel. 23io Sterling.
echehler. r., 23i wyckoff nv. Tel.IasT Evrg' n.
slotc. s4n Flushing nv. Tel. tsiG stagg.
Sprung. T.. 2IGi Atlantic ev. Tel. hS7s E,.N.y.
vochiinger. 1885, MYRTLE nv Tel 4iTsWTsh~s
OUT OF TOWN.
Lac X ne z I,I,. I'd " Tfnhn laa-
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ranged fishing trip on tho Elsie 2. from
Ciason Point and as the boat was scheduled
meet at the dock AZ Z. As a rule the boats
leave earlier on Sundays than on weekdayr.
for tho captains cast off just as soon ns they
Mr.. Droller, an old Now York fishing news
contributor was In chnras of the party. and
all had turned UP except two. ono OF them
rackage and the Captain was prevailed upon
to walt until 7;i5. despite the fact that the
crowd on the boat was anxious to set under
we finally east off without the couple we
Rad waited for and when nearing Oyster
bay we found the fishing boat Wisdom bear:
she came aionr.id. and delivered the pack
age to Mr.. Droiler The tardy couple had
caught Tho Wisdom and the wisdom In turn
question. Miss Lissmsn. won first prize on
firh. The club Wishes 20 thank both cap
'''' " 80 FisHsTRINGER.
on tho Cricket last SUNDAY the members
y the seawecd Fishing Club caught n
quantity Of flsh as we'll a. a variety. They
fiuke. The biackfish was landed by Her
bert Hirech and tho fluko by William
Tweed George Lassh was hish & hook With IN
first prize with a 10 pound halse. and II
.herc had been BOBBY prize for the smallest
m ,. csu he 9d S. ssys w9n f,hss u WITH ,ba
Mussei Beds and the Lishtship.
AL SCHNEIDER.
Caught -Four Pound Brook Trout Near
Nsrrowsburg.
That there are still big trout IN many of
the New York State streams is vouched for
by an angler who writes as follows: '.Bn-
ciosed IL picture of n brook trout which
weirhed pounds 9 ounces and measured %
inches IN ienGsh. II any ot tho trout fisher
men hive anything on this. please tell them
81
18Th ~ May and II is now sn The hands Of
tho tnxdorfnist bcing mounted. " was O
"vfLbIA'f c, ENcEtMANN.
''Narrov-turF, ~, y"
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ROD AND GUN.


4 ~ eoMpLlvx Rgw 4
i aim khAM OUTFIT
1 NA For Outdoors, Mo $40 !
III Pklty Camping, Hunting. ~ ~
NC; strong. neat. AS1c8B
u Consists OF o. n. ~,
4 IN A khaki coat, pants, cap M ss,mn.
Y ~ shirt. belt. complete D w.
MnnIlI'e 10 Cortiandt ST.. I0I Fulton 81.
MUDLlL0 MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Un,oo;Su leaves Osborn House Dock
'S'oo''J Monday. s 4. NJ Cant. Dor
nan. formerly OF Broad Channel.
Shamrnnk leaves CaH Is, sheepshena Bay Daily
Capt. FRED PLACE.
Business Established siHtcen Years.
7Ie-SEA BASS TUEsDAY-7is.
H.G.Lunuv eS.. Monday 5 4. NJ. sunday y
- A. NJ TONY LUNDY.
Saturday Afternoon Fishing at IP. NJ.
Str Hacyon S,sy y e.! T. m Ss.
Sea Bass, Blaclsfisii. sunday, Z a. NJ
Captain Toe :S sS as s%S% SI% hs$ hs$;s;s,;'
~ Sails daily from Manhattan Beach
N0rIn0 Bukhead. sheepshead Bay. A.
VUItII0 NJ. Sunday 7 A, NJ. Capt. r. RUIZ.
formerly of Lady Eldridre.
Sea. q A. M, Daily except Mon. = A. ".
M.J.R.Ii. s. ssp 'sssssl.S; ss:.P:.;sa g:s: BY:
AsAe~e Cant. louis HARMS.
nm a. V BATTERY Landing A. ~. Blackfish.
Wdp n liake. Ling .Whitinx. Eais' 81. We'd
niuo A AThurs. 4 sat, . a. ~, battery !
A. M bait 90 hoard. Cart. DERG.
I0a !ssS', ssS i W. IT, ~ !, rss'i ~ Z n s's sss I,
ses Ssss, cay b.N X )" eosrs '.' go, VOTING.
w ! S D q NJ ag Jason
ron rt.ouvprW risHlNc.
SEA PIGEON irS% rs, ','.,g;s''d r,g;v i0A.M.
Sunday ! A. ". Capt fnANk BauMANN.
Vlord;L. I'VE. Hueson ~. New Rochelle.
n InnlIlLE Tues, Thurs, sat. Sun, A. NJ.
niuhuihV for founders, ,,ring bait.
SEA BASS, HI.ACKTlsH, BASS.
rs.4, =, pa, y; WHITBY ss-sp.iead ssis nssy Ssy.
YanEeRDo0dleII. ;S;. $50 '-'
IDNiJR Al rren, sns.g.hsnd 10 M
ADNliNSL Bay DAILY nn
Sunday. 1890 Capt. CHARLIE.
PLEASURE Boat ELSIE. accommodates p5
ooerenrers comfortably For hire clubs, etc,
by the day. Phone BOWLING Grsen otee
WANTED 20 hire small launch FOR fshiue
marty on Long Isa7d Sound for sunday
or Monday. Phone vanderbilt G2e5.
kndCpJTsA Daily +. sun. Z. sat. 2 p. NJ.
Pl'ir'rNiN-N sheepshead Bay. !. Michael.
prooL Llvp rvs. sneepshead say daily 10 n
DtOVn'yh VI sun a NJ. capt. -. Iixhy.
OIIANE leaves Canarsis a. NJ. Daily
DcHi'D exc. Mon. and Fri. q, WHITE
rvn AID Iva. Sheopshead daily, s A. NJ.
ELlVAAN Sunday. 1890. GUS RAU.
Snce n n leaves Cannrsie Daily Z a. M.
EVSG ". ". Capt. DICK PERSON.
cEApspn Tvs. Canarsic daily exc. Mon. ond
SEno'"S Fri. a. NJ. sCiAEFFBti
Dl ivs. Bayside Dock daily y. NJ.
odnsnee aun. s a. NJ. 'inr. prolllnEer
AUpnpA Tvs. ShcepshCa nay dauy 10 4. VI
hohoN' sat. ? i. ~ 4. NJ. SUI. ECOCk
,,r,nvoovrb leaves sheepsheed Esy daily
NEW tUHNLNp. IT.. sun. a. NJ CLUIo.
pEen,lIJE Dinccntinued unth fnrthcr
cefNculNE Ies"es Sheershead Ray daily
SONSVsN~ A. NJ. Ling. LOUIS KREPP
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

sTANDARD TIME
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Special Gable 10 TIE New YoRK HzsALp-
COPYRIGHT, 1921. bp TsTE New YoRK HERALD
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Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have this
Words tackle only" or mo bait" following
their names. Liyt appears Tuesdays, Ihur,-
DAYS AM Saturdays.
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w.i..h.n. Si;Hsor' 'nsl,PIa.rd w .riobOI,.-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-18

ament but the Limitation of arma-
ments- Many who know seem to
feel that Lloyd George cannot be
spared from England just now ana.
even if he does come. will only
make a flying visit. 1t is Eener-
ally supposed that Rt. Hon. Andrew
Bonar Law will be the leader of the
British delegation, so Washington
is hoping that he is sufficiently re-
part in he social activities which
are sure to absorb every leisure
moment Of the delegates to the
conference. was interested to
learn while visiting in New Bruins
wick recently that Bonar Law was
born in that country. and beautiful
country il is. too. He received his
early education at Hamilton, On
tario. as a son of the late Rev.
James Law, a Scottish minister of
New Brunswick. one of the most
eloquent divines of Canada.
It is rumored. too. that Eleuthe-
rios Venizelos, the former premier
of Greece and one of the outstand-
ing figures OF the great war, is
coming to this country for a six
month tour and will bring with him
his bride, whom he married only
last Wednesday. She was Miss
Helena Schilizzi, daughter of a
Greek business man in London,
where the marriage was consum-
mated. They will be interesting
visitors. indeed; but. then, Wash
The Washington herald., 1921-09-18
For Capital Wanderers,
All Roads Lead Hither
Official and Unofficial Personages Coming
, Back to Reopen Their Residences For
SE Avery Busy Social Season.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

The influx the wanderers in Washington society has
Every coming the city from the
crowded capacity and the roads lined
with bringing home society people who have been scattered
the face of the globe for the last three months
Heading the list of returned residents of the Nations Capital
President and Mrs Coolidge who New Eng
They back good
boys have off school Mercersbu Pa The
home of the wanderers but
proximity of the of the disarmament conference
pshng direction for the social leaders
have their houses and their wardbs all in order before November
they themselves entirely the endless
mark the conference.