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Evening star., 1921-07-31
|M0NTROSE NETMEN WIN
Take Six of Seven Matches From
Fairmont in Suburban Tennis
49, League Series. -.

Montrose racketers all but swept
the courts playing against the Fair
mont team yesterday in the4Subarban
Tennis League. winning six of seven
matches contested. Argyle and Eu-
cid teams were given real battles by
Racquet and Holmead. respectively.
before taking four of their series of
seven engagements. Summary:
MoNTRoSE. 8; FA1RMoNT. l.
Singles-Charest tMD, defeated PurinSton
FJ, g. 60, Ct; Burke tMD, defeattI
Waggoner tF.p. Ga. 6-4.
Doubles es-Chare.t Burrell tM.o. defeated Pur-
MI. defeated Hoover-Wagsoner FD. t6.
6-1 B-4; Polk-P. May 81. defeated Sui
Ivan Cannon M. 6-3, s6. -; Haas
King ,MD. defeated McIeod-Stone tF:l ~
6-3; Beall Hancock 1MD, won by default
ARGYLE. 4; RACQUET. 3.
singles-Bates '(A.J. defeated 7. BENTON
(R.). 81. 81. e.; Mayfeld tA.). defeated
besis nnnn,asGHil1S sRo % How Hoaenstsiu R, defeated
somerkamp- -Mayfeld tA.), s-8: 3-6. 81;
BeaIe skinner tR), defeated Bates-Eobinson
al, 62, e4: Pierce-Gab IA. defeated
Foster-R Howenstein tR.). u. 60: J.
Dowd-sIenknrd tR.l. won BY default: kemon-
Thurtell tA.), defeated w. Benton-Nee lh.''
Sc, %. G3.
EUCLID, 4; HoLMEAD. 8.
sinelesI. r; BallenGsr 'H9r defeated defeated
Fowler tE.J. 81. S-1.
Doubles-J. X. Ballenger,L l. Doyle IN. ):
defeated Remey-Tracey fEl. GO. g.
Fovier-Knapp ,E.), defeated Stelwagen-W " me
HI. SIS, st; chg Wells e, deIeatea c,a.se
Sewhy IE.J. defeated W. Ballenger Holmead
m 1-6 S- SO; Beadle Hammond 'E,
defeated Robinson Williams CHI. g. 6-4.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Empire City Results

First race. The Arhutns purse; two twoyeas, ,a,
1Yrarein,. TO 1. . to 1 and : % .; won:
Sweepy, lis tSchuttincerl, to ) and l to J!
second: Finnish Maid, ~ tRullman'.. > to l:
third Time. Los. Delhi Maid. Margaret
White, Ianku and Promenade ais" ran
Second race. The Nangatuck purse. three
year Odds and up selling: mile anil an eighth
Salute. 1O7 (Rahinl. TO l; to ana
even. won: Iakrose. 40 tSlamch,erI. to >.
7 to 10 Second: Rombast. 112 (Ponce,. to
. third Time $50 Miss Rankin. Rock
mort and Grundy also ran.
Third race, The White Plains lightweight
Handicap for all ages. about 9 furlOngs-
Warnote 13O (WeinPr). 4 to ). to 4. out
won; Whsk. 12J tRodriguez). 3 to .. out. sec-
ond: Curcreek. 1873 tYeargin). out. third
Time loo 80. -Onlv three starters.
Fourth race, The YOnkers Handicap. three
year-olds and up. mile and n sixteenth
Royce Rolls. ia tFairbrother). to 10. 1 to
:, ont won: Sweep Clean. 80 CampbeIn
even and out. second: Thunderstorm. l03
(Yeargin). out. third. Time. 1:48 2-5. Only
three starters.
Fifth race. The Edgewa.er purse. three
Knight Of Heather. 101 Yearcin'. 1 to- 3.
ont won: Staunch. 102 (Weiner,. to
l. ever. second: Snap Dragon I'd. 113 QDwe).
ont third. Time, 1:47 2-5. Santaclaus and
Stnnky also
Sixth race, The .Adieu purse. twO-y Folds.
r,aidens. ) furlonGs-fSnot t;rass ia (Ponce}.
7 to 1, 20 l. to ). won: Venizelos. ia
(Zceller). 9 to l. to ), second: Shafter. III
(WrnerI. 1 to ,. third Time. 1:O1 10. Rep
aration. Chesterbrook.- Eager Eyes. My Play
also ran.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
GIVES GOLF PLAY PLANS
U, S. G. A. Announces Conditions
for National Amateur Tourney at
St. Louis Country Club.

The program for the twenty fifth
amateur golf championship OF the
United states, to be held at the St
Louis Country Club. Clayton. MO,
September II. 19. 20. II. %. % and "a.
has been announced by the United
States Golf Association.
The conditions of the play for the
qualified round at eighteen holes on
Saturday. September II. the best
sixty -four scores and ties to continue
Monday in thirty-six-hole medal
round. in which the lowest thirty-two
scores will qualify for the match play
which will start on Tuesday at 9
o'clock. and will run through until
Friday, when the semi-flnal round will
be played. The match play will be
at thirty-six holes.
The final for the championship will
be played on Saturday. September "a.
beginning at 1920 o'clock.
The competition is open to all
golfers whose names appear on the
official 1921 rating of the U. S. G. A.
and to those foreigners visiting this
country, who may be invited by the
executive committee.
The winner will receive the Have
meyer cup. and also gold medal.
while the runner-up will receive a
silver medal, and the beaten semi
finalists will get bronze medals The
qualifying round will receive a special
prize.
Competitors must make their entries
through their club secretaries with
T. J. Mcmahon. 81 Nassau street. New
York city. not later than Saturday,
September 3. An entrance fee of IS
will be charged.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
JOHNSTON Wins MATCH
Beats Williams in Four Sets in
Longwood Singles
and Shimidzu Win Doubles.

BOSTON. July 30.-William NJ john
SION of San Francisco opened MS
campaign on eastern courts in his
efforts to regain the national singles
lawn tennis championship with
victory over Richard Norris Williams,
I'd. of Bos on in four sets today IN
the challenge round for the Long
We i bowl. The scores were IT,
g.. 3-6, SIS.
1t was his first leg on the eighth
trophy and his fifth victory in this
event He lifted the seventh Long
woof. bowl last year.
In the Longwood doubles tourna-
mcnt Ichiya Kumagae and ZenZo
shimidzu. members of Japan's Davis
cup team. defeated Raymond b. BID
well and w. f. Porter. jr.. Massachu-
setts state doubles champions. in
straight sets in the final rouRd, GO,
60, 6-3.
Johnston won today mainly through
his steadiness and Williams erratic
playing in the tight places.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
'::OLD MEN, WIN SHOOT.
Triumph Over youngsters" in
Fifty-Target Event at Wash
ington Gun Club.

Experience triumphed over op-
timism." as one of the contestants ex-
pressed it. in the shoot at the WASH
ington Gun Club yesterday. when the
"old men" defeated the youngsters"
374 to $50.
John Connor and W. D. Monroe set
the pace, each breaking 40 out OF so
targets. Both are members of the
experienced" squad. Complete scores
were:
Emmons. As: Hogan. Al: Brown. "a;
Morgan, 4s: Garnett, 43; Taylor, 46;
Monroe, 40; Conner. 40; Miller So:
Stearns. IL; Hunter. A.: Ferguson. SO:
Wilson, IL: Britt, AZ; McCarron. ri:
Fisher. Al; Hamm. a.: Leary, 35;
Bnndon. 43; Culver. 80; German. Al;
Fawcett. As: Livesey. A.: Albea, 46:
Slime, SO: Wynkoop. 3S; Marcy, 43;
Pugh, 46; Adams. 40: Shaw, 81.
The club will hold weekly shoots
Saturday afternoons from two until
six O'Clock. Visitors are welcome.
Evening star., 1921-07-31

house. AS many flights of sixteen
each will be formed as justified by the
number of scores turned in.
The first round Of match play will
be completed by September I. the
second round by September II. the
semi-finals by September 81 and the
finals by September 80. By mutual
agreement individual matches may
be at either nine or eighteen holes
4 prize will be given for the
medaliSt and awards made to the
Allan Lard OF the Chevy Chase Club
qua lifted for the Isiham golf cup play
at the Ekwanok Country Club. Man
chester, VT, during the past week
with an SO, but was put out in the
first round by G. l. Lawyer. BaltusrOl.
and l.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
LEGION GAMES
Sergt. jasper Post to Make Bid for
Trophy at Chesapeake Beach
August Is.

Sergt. Jasper Post. No. 13. is after
top honors in the American Legion
field meet and reunion. booked for
Chesapeake Beach August 25.
Several former college athletes are
members of the Jasper Post, which
is composed of employees Of the bu-
reau Of war risk insurance, and these
men are training faithfully to bring
the handsome team trophy and the
gold medals home.
The relay teams from the Henry
Spangler. the McGoorty-O and
the Vincent B. Costello posts are eX-
pected to have something to say re-
garding the final disposition of the
handsome trophies.
Perry Dowrick. former Business
High School and Georgetown track
athlete. has entered the dasheS. while
Pete Fitzgerald is a candidate for the
jumps and weight events. Many other
well known athletes will. compete.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
NET STARS IN TOURNEY
Notable List to Play in Singles
, Event at Newport, Which
=
Starts Tomorrow.

NEWPORT. r. l. July 30.-Draw-
tngs for the singles of the casino
Invitation tennis tournament which
opens here Monday We're announced
today Zenzo Shimidzu, opposing G.
kelleher. is well down in the first
round list. W. NJ. Johnston. playing
against J. Wheelwright. appears in
the upper half of the second round.
lin the lower half of the second
round j. P Fenno will meet Vincent
Richards. and r. \. Williams will
oppose X. S. -Pfaffman.
w. T. Tilden will not appear in the
singles, but will take part in the dou-
bleS.
| First round-L. b. Rice VS.. W. E. Davis:
Z. 7. Herndon VS.. W. NJ. Washburn: {. NJ
Full vs. James Davies: G. NJ. Wheeler vs.. W.
8. Anderson: +. &. Raggs vs.. l.. de Turenne
" ". Niles G. u. Biiile: II. NJ Nosheil
VS. J. 7. Dugan; Philip Neer vs.. f. Reynai:
W. +. Johnson A. II. Chaplin: ID. ?. Robin
son vs.. +. Roche; NJ Horn VS.. II. kinsey: q.
KeIleher z. Shimdzu L. f. Williams VS..
c. ]. Curley: A. H. Chaplin VS.. g. P Gardner
jr: j. u. Ewing vs. II. {. Mccarthy: X. Kin
sey vs.. e. X. Shaw.
Second round. upper half. W. Foster vs..
NJ Duane: Arnold Jones vs.. +. l.. Levy: vii
liam N Johnston VS.. Josiah Wheelwr1ght;
Craig Biddle jr.. W. Rosenbanm.
Second round lover half. L. Werner VS..
r. y. Dana: j. B Fenno VS.. v. Richards;
a. C. Johnson vs.. ". ]. Bates: h. $. Pfan-
man X. y. Williams.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
TRoTTING RECORD SET.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July-30.-Colum-
bus midsummer grand -ciFcuit: race
meeting came to q close today.
The 2:08 trot. the Southern--Hotel tel
stake. which was won by Great Brit
ton, established q new world record
for four-heat trotting race. Eliza
and none of the heats divided be-
tween three horses were slower than
2:05. ~
Single G won the unfinished free
for-all pace in 2:O1k.
Dardanella. winner Of the 2:13 pace,
stepped the first heat in 2:02k and was
not at all extended. The 2:10 trot
was a split heat affair. Miss Ellen
Todd finally winning it. -
The 2:06 pace was won by Logan
Hedgewood In straight heats.
Evening star., 1921-07-31


Rob Dibble earlier successfully de-
Tended a title when he won the quar-
ter-miIe senior singles dash. He nm
isbed n few feet ahead of e. B. But
Ter of the Toronto Argonauts. Beiyea
finished last. w. E. E. Gilmore Of the
Bachelor Boat Club. Philadeiphia: was
third. and T. =. Hayes of Hamilton
Fourth Dibble's time was 1.iS 40
crews of the University OF Toronto
finished first and second in the senior
eights. with the Detroit Boat Cup;
third: Argonauts Rowing cup OF
Toronto. fourth. and the Hamilton
Rowing Club, fifth. "A graduate crew
of the Canadian University LOOK nrss
place. finishing a half length ahead
Of the University Rowing Club crew
The time was 5.41 10.
The Vesper Boat Club or Phlladel-
phia. won the senior four-oared race
easily crossing the line we've
lengths ahead of the Argonauts. The
course was one mile and $50 yards
tiated the distance in 7.31 As. The
Argonaut Olympic crew of Toronto,
was third; Ottawa Rowing CluD,
fourth; Hamilton Rowing Club. ffth.
The Lachine Rowing Club OF Mont
real. won the senior 140-pound eights,
covering the Henley distance IN i.' r;i9.
Two crews of the Detroit Boat Club
crossed the finish line less than
length behind the winner.
The Don's Crew. captained by e.
Dick, was victorious in the senior
14O-pound, four-oared event. defeat
ing the Argonaut boat easily. Another
Don crew. stroked by Carter, COM
mitted a foul by rowing out of their
lane. and was disqualified. No time
was taken.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
Open Golf Tourney Here
Called Best in History

The open golf championship OF
the United States, recently held
Mt the Columbia Country CluD'
was ''th most Successful ever
held" W. d. vnnderpOOl. secre-
tary of the United States Golf
Association. says in a letter re-
ceived by John H. Hanna. presi-
dent Of the Columbia Country
Club. The letter fOl:owss
ION behalf of the officers and
executive committee Of the
United states Golf AssOcint1on,
wish to THINK You and the
members of your board for the
exceedingly efficient way In
which the recent open cham.
p10nship was handled by your
club. Our committee In unani.
NOUS in it's praise Of the way
In which the tournament w0s
conducted and Of the emciency
of all your nubcOmmitteea. You
certainly have set a standard
which will be hard for any club
to live up to, and you Hre GER
tRin;y to be congratulated on
having held the most succesn-
full open championship ever held
In this country"
Evening star., 1921-07-31
BIG RACE TO GREY LAG
Noses Out Black Servant in $40, 900
International Handicap at
Devonshire Park.

WINDSOR, Ontario: July 30.-In a
thrilling nose finish Grey Lag, the
brilliant three-year-eld of the Ran
cocas stable. scored his eighth con-
secutive victory OF the season today.
when he captured the $4,000 Interna-
ticnai hsndicdn 1T Devonshire Park.
Hard pressed by Black Servant in
the last half of the mile and a fur
long. Grey Lag. with Jockey Sande
up. finished in 80. two and two fifths
seconds faster than the track record.
BySone Days. which finished third.
was ten lengths behind the leading
pair at the end. with Dark Horse and
Radio. the other starters, a dozen
lengths further back. Old Chap was
Withdrawn shortly before the race.
Grey Lag a popular favorite. car
ried top weight. 1876 pounds. while
Black Servant had an impost of 1923
pounds.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
DOUBLE.HEADERS SPLIT
IN MONTGOMERY LEAGUE

Bethesda and Boyds and Rockville
and Kcnsington split in I double
headers in the Montgomery county
League yesterday Boyds won, 13
to 6. and Beth, sda by 13 to TO-. both
being erratic games. Rockville scored
II to and then lost to kensington.
10 to s. Silver Spring and Gathers.
burg were idle, due to so many OF
the formers players being in camp
with the state guard. The standing:
Silver Spring, 10-2: Bethesda. 10-5;
Gaithersburg, IS; Boyds, ST; Rock
vile. SO; Kensington. 2-1S.
Evening star., 1921-07-31

MEMPHIS. July 3O.-New Orleans
set the pace in the Southern Associa-
ton during the week ending today
by taking six games in row from
Mobile. Memphis increased its lead
over Birmingham. runners-up in the
pcnnant fight. to ten and half
games. while Chattanooga. in cellar
position virtually from the opening
of the season. took a place in the
spotlight by winning five of its seven
Evening star., 1921-07-31
ROSS WINS LONG SWIM.
Covers Three-Mile River Marathon
in Chicago in :O4: AT.

CHICAGO. July 30.-Norman Ross
of the Illinois Athletic Club today
won the annual Chicago river mara
thon swim, covering the course of
little more than three miles in 1:04:47.
Ranger Mills of the great lakes
naval training station was second in
1:O6:OO and G. McDermott Of the Illinois
Athletic Club third In 1:10:25. ss.s
Evening star., 1921-07-31
! REACH TENNIS FINAL.
Hawk and Fischer to Clash for
Middle States Title.

PHILADELPHIA. July 30-Dr. p. B.
Hawk and Carl Fischer will meet
here tomorrow for the middle states
tennis championship. both having won
their way through the semi-f1nals at
the Cynwyd Club today.
, Dr. Hawk defeated T. c. Leonards.
GO, SIS while Fischer won from
l. S Cravis, 81. 81.
: DIR. Hawk and Fischer met last year
for the eastern Pennsylvania title.
the latter winning by narrow mar
Evening star., 1921-07-31
MRS. SHANNON IS VICTOR
IN PUTTING TOURNAMENT

Mrs. William f. Shannon became
the first to have her name inscribed
on the Charles Berry trophy when
she won the weekly putting contest
at Columbia Country Club yester-
day. She defeated Mrs. H. c. Sheri-
don in the final round. . and l.
In the consolation final Mrs. George
T. James won from Mrs. c. A. Slater
by the same score.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
RELYEA WINS FEATURE
IN CANADIAN REGATTA

~r cATtERJNES Ont 5O-Flton Beyea OF ST. John N b.
.od,v won the senior singles and one-ha
~ miles one of the Canadian Henley regatta
w r Ciore Of the Bachelor Philadelphia,
and Bob Dbbe the Toront on
seconds; A. Steacy
was fourth H. Dunan Argonau fifth and w. Durnan
Evening star., 1921-07-31
~ Powerboats in Race.

CLEVELAND. O., July 30.-Twen-
ty-seven powerboats left here to-
night in the annual race from Rocky
River to Put-in.Bay and return. a
distance of 112 miles. for the. Com
medore William u. 'Scripps reliability
trophy. valued at $4,000 Cash prizes
amounting to. $1,000 go.sto the first
ssit,ak ten ak'pRees 29ee to s'RNissh' she winner
Evening star., 1921-07-31
MISS WAGNER is EASY
! FOR CALIFORNIA STAR
Victor Shows Strong Game at Net-Mrs. Bundy
and Mrs. Kitchens Capture Doubles
Championship.

n YORK 3OMiss Mary K Browne of Los Angeles
Il NJ York championship by defeating Miss
of this in the challenge round today o
at Crescent Athletic Club, Brooklyn
of Angeles Mrs Carl " Kitchens
doubles defeating Miss agne
nd Miss defending champions 6-3, o.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
KohanaYnoku Swims so
Yards in p As Seconds

HONOLULU. July 3O.-Duke
r. kOhnnamOku. champion
dash swimmer, swan nifty
yarda In =: 40 Aec0nds-the
fastest time he has ever made
over tn 4 dist;ince-in cOmpet-
Ing for the OutriSSer Club OF
Honolulu In the 22O-ynrd relay
In n meet against Yale Cni-
VerSity mere.
Yale won the meet with "a
points. The OutrigEer Club
was second with L..
The OutrigEers won the re-
lay tn l.:tJ.4.
Evening star., 1921-07-31
MISS Br0une CAPTURES New York State Tennis Hon01s
WORK ON TRIO OF GOLF
COURSES GOING ON HERE
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

OW that championship of the United States history
by the Columbia Country Club has been
officially United States Golf Association to have
local attention to
changes their all of which will be
Radical three
clubs about District These three the Chevy Chase Club the
Evening star., 1921-07-31

Miss Browne easily mastered Miss
Wagner in the singles. The challen-
ger outplaycd her eastern rival chiefly
by her ab lity to move up to the net
tn the rallies to carp the points. Her
total of placements for the two sets
was % against the II for Miss Wag-
her.
The defending champion was weak
on her backhand under the lombard
hent of the California girls fastest
shots. and at no time did she threaten
fhe former holder Of the national
honorS
Mrs. Bundy dominated the rallies of
the doubles match. Miss Cassel was
the weaker player on the defending
side of the net. She repeatedly missed
tow ground strokes. and her short
fobs afforded the California; Mex can
pair chances for kills.
sThe point score in the singles:
First SET
"A AZ 4 tx
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Palai. Reyai-sIain Floor.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16
KNIFE NAMED FOR INVH
Deadly Weapon In Hand.teHi1
bat Was That Designed y
James Bawis.

The bowie knife took Us GA
that OF It's inventor, Col. JanoI
an American soldier, BON
county, Georgia, about ~"
killed at Alamo, Tex, MARC
He became notorious 10 ~
duel fought near Natchez' VA
resulted In a general new
course Of which six men vi
and fifteen wounded. DunN
Bowie killed Maj. Norris WI
a weapon which had Dee0
a large blacksmith's Ole or ~
weapon he afterward hao ~
a cutler in Philadelphia loo
which has since borne Dis
The blade of the bowie ApI
nine 10 ten inches long ~.
one edge; the back Is ~,
three-quarters OF its lens~
curves toward the edge %
concave sweep. while the ea ~,
toward the point IN a 'V"
The guard Is very sll'a"
tongue is OF the fnll Dr. !,
grip or barrel, which 20. =
two rounded pieces OF wv n
The best knives Of lel ',,, Y,
made by frontier bl i,. "a
horse rasps and the IKE ' -. N
ly differed much In size
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16
Afnhan Women ss'I'....

The women Of Afgna" .ad 4
in more rigid secluslon . an
closely yelled than the NV. WI n
other Moslem land t A.. M
VIGOROUSLY jealous OF ~, !, M
few indeed are the men ,S y
world who have ever yer" 4 b
face Of an Afghan wOlla an n
With the desert wo,u ads nj
daughters of the nol l,a tses
emf the Koran permits
yelled. Afphla
like the Arab, the AIS ra,l
II unnecessary and even ..'I 4
women should learn 70 ), M b 1
No girls are adml lIIsS. ar 4
schools and no 'a,a91ssbanlsp'
to teach them, and Ais
notl.lLs Of women 'e'
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16
MuItIpIIeatIon TabIs Zoo Hand.

Caroline Herschel, the discoverer of
eight comets, and the accomplished
partner OF her brothers Astronomical
lahors, never could remember the mu'
tlplicatlon table, and always had
carry a cry OF It about with her
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16

The Patagonlans, a' y, ,esi d
race. averaging ful 1s,s - IIp !,
with black halr ''' colot 2
Of a dark brown ,li,o numsr,
nomads, divided lnl@ : : 7
whose CHIEF Occ ,l This
nnd cutile heed 0 ss,,.,oleH
rln,lon Is rnnid'y D'.serlf
-nr'p "'as Ars
IA laO.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16

hastily mast As he upIo,,..
door and pushed = Wet
OF win1 swooped ana n 09s,
, ,n,O Lne room. Then n.y. n.'
dropping 1 the door into W, Y.
.. betty rushed to tSs '.s
saw sr" . Jim 'un, stOopID,
aus aus and and all and rush ''s !.
the cellar. And She I sa. al
IN n, the path of the sd So~ =
Would Sl. Jim be able t to ~at
haze ne't !, left the LOOKOUT u', !.
PACK, PACK to the ladder. H., v
there ,,' before her. The a' 4.
lin S,m thrust the baby s poS
caught her little sister O ~gs' I
ful heart, And theo wa
asionIshment, she heo,a .
speak. ''u ID
Don't come down her.
cried stern old Henry I sIS, Y
r'n't fit to ASSOCIATE v
folks" va
Betty saw her father ~.
Jim away from the s,o ~'F
to close it. And in tba,
Of Betty's compositions -.
INTO storm. She put tho MI
floor aud hurled herself a.
"Oh. you---you-w MI
almost lnartlculately, a, MI
away with her fists aps'
baby and nowp
She turned from her al
tairly jerked Jim through N
AS she locked the door s,i N
a sigh Of thankfulness n. i
hlled with a vast dlsturI,,,|
cyclone was roaring above MI
When the wind had ouls1
what so that Jim could m,I.
heard he drew Betty and y.
close together.
81 thought your nephew. IA,
son, had taken the bonds /,
Il tralled him to ChlCaro
hasn't got them. | don't IN.
got them. And when | 20, /.
| "eard Of that affidavit for 4
so | hid In here"
"Jim didn't take them
Betty shortly. Father, you've
to say you're sorry for vi
after Jim saving the babyr
Henry Simpson looked fri
then at the baby held tIghd,
Betty's arms. AS he Looked
baby his stern face sOftenei
II must'ye been out Of n
he mumbled. 80 much tVl
then this storm. IL dont
you took 'ein, Jlmr
He held out his hand to II
clasped 1t tightly.
II was about an hour Id
the damage caused by the II
been inventoried that Dett
to look at the old overalls VI
still partly draped about q
And as she looked she gapt
right hip pocket wera ID
bonds
Old Grandfather Slupm
at her foolishly as she 6kAI
I'm amazement.
Thought | better put 60 |
place" said her grandfaths.
l clean forgot all about EN-
ooh, you old dearp al
suddenly and tempestuouay'
flung herself at her grantii
kissed him.
And who, under the elfr
could blame her for doing 81
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-06-16

The Greek government is keenly
alive TO Its responsibility for the safe
guarding OF Its antiquities, and the
department OF archaeology, under the
charge OF the ministry Of education
and religion, is paInstakingly organ
lied and prudently admins cred. The
museums at Athens are handsomely
housed, conveniently arranged &C.
nraIely catalogued, and open to in.
Dertlnn and study without fee this
alter helrg a point Of great pride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
IN ASD OUT Of TowN.


Mi and Mrs John Cronly and their
young son arc guests of relatives in
Wilmington. y. 9.
Mrs. Arthur =. Divine and little
daughter. formerly % Hichmond hu,
now ~ Loco burg. Va, is visiting Mrs.
Eugene Curr.n. in the Wcstovcr
Apartments PSI" Monurncr' Avenue.
Mrs. Mnuric" ! I-nnn. ~ho has been
( ling "a position ~ tho iIarcum school
at HrSn N1wr. rB. has returned 20
her hon" at 90 West franklin stree.
Miss Sarah Gwaihmcy has returned
10 her home here. after spending ecv-
crai weeks wiki relatives In South
Carolina
Miss Ruth IIohson. OF 800 North
Thirty.siN;h street. ictt Monday for
Rrndoiph Macon Training school
Miss VI. Lancaster lanes will leave
ihi. week FOR Atlantic city and New
York. whore she viii spend some time