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Stunt rugati toti abonentii
ooytri : observa urm&toarsle
reguli Il trimiterea pentr1
schimbare do adresx:
/. 81 % scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers xiarul (i adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecars persoanx q
Ase al&ture m&rci de &c. 81 81
caute 81 nj SO dea numele stra.
del gi Il oragului correct.
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Adminjstratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12

sesc, anume accla de ii alesi ca
membri i'll comunele sasesti, de a
putea fnvaa meserii,f 81 popii lor
a primi pamanturile trebuincioase
care la caz de lipsa sa fie inlocui-
te prin left; pc de alta parte Sa-
sii Sc temeau de unirea Transilva-
niei Gu Ungaria 81 nu .vroiau sa
primeasca deslipirea de Austria,
ca buni Germani &c erau.
Daca iIisa Ia Sasi Sc alnesteca
si simpatiile de rasa in tinerea Gu
Austria germana, popoarele slave
si romane erau dmpinse catr3 q
.ceeasi politica din interesnl lor
eel mai lamurit, opoxitia contra
unNr tendinti de ahsorbire 81 des-
.fiintare i nationalitatilor lor, ca-
re M AZ mai ii cunoscut nici .
nargine, casd Tngurii desfaeuti
I. De Austrfs nu - mi Il fost I'M
piedeeati de nincilea j nisllintele
Elor cofropitoare. Apsre1ltsle con.
csili,,i bf care l1nsuriiii = srl.
EtAn plecati Il Il A1ce Ero6t tilsr,
snrns. 1gS, NJ; \ ~ q M k.x Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12
LIBERTY BONDURI 81
MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa de
schimb. Room ZIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De-
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima Ia orele 6.p. m.
\ VENIT LA CLEVELAND, 3.
(Adv) (24-6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12
Revolutia din 1913:
81 Unirea
De: A. D. XENOPoL.

simt sanatos..
In Transilvania imprejurarile
trebuiau sd fie mai complicate,
din pricina amestecului mai mare
de interese protiynice intre deose-
bitele popoare &c Q t,cliau Sc
cuii, SASH, Ungurii u Romanii.
t'ngurii 81 parte din Secui, adOp-
tara indata constitutia naaghiara.
silira pc guvernator, colnitsle 4 u
leki, - arborexe stindardnl lngn-
resc. senauuI prinirei unirei u ~
ieonstitliirK pretntindepe III grade
mi tiaaale jrp esleeind D. Romsrl
|<ls \ ", lliar u 4 sineur8 arln6
tlin pet1li ef s,1I ~ n 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12

pc nobili, pc Unguri, 81 deci apa-
sarea seculara 9 lor asupra Roma
niior, asa de binc documentata iii
urbariul din 1S47.
Atare miscare fl determinata
de proclamatia hi Simion Balalut,
care pnse un capat sovairilor de
pana atillfci in mintea Romanilor
aslspra primirei sau respingerei
.unirei. Barnut purfea cu drept Gu
yl,t inainte de toate cs principiu
suprem recunoasterea natiorali-
tatei romano, de care Unguti niel
yroiari ~ stie, si intru eat pripcy
8 4 ia tioIS5 putea de cN s6
fiie 4 psilIiil i - g ll7's multi iilei prin
uaires eb fIJnflrii iespre q tra-
tire \ " nsineii 1 alser,eneA fntrebari iii
Ar pllfea I'll yorba de cat intru caf
Reml NH ~ putea-o nee q nstip.
|ns ltbsra n, nat tinne liberz
Ini Rks,ilt asllsse
|1ie snAni u son5ti "a lsyl ls; ljtII
Il IN Z Z saipte iints f'
srs tle I'M fIor ns. q
Y ~ q q NJ q 2 4 {I;S u n
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(Urmarel

a 4 - {
Prin constitutia din Il Aprilie,
eli isi delimiteaza un teritoriu al
lor, pc care-l denumesc de sirbesc,
q aleg chiar de voevod al lor pc
.eolonelul S,1plicat. ri dau pro-
elsmatie il IS Maiu in care spun
~ de ii nu ~ de loc scopul de
Z he rupe al coroana Ungariei 81
'dIe casa Ausfriei, totnsi reyendiea
dFeDtul Ior AZ Z trai e. matte deo-
1Sbits 81 Iimba a asezamintele Ell.
\ Mi l,eyoiiad 81 reenneasca
Ier l,iir4 MI M soiu ~ dreptnrii;
3111a celtra lof 4 afnati : u
3 nv 81 irbiii kesnd st
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Tngaria 81 ca s'ar intinde 81 Il
Transatlantic desfiintarea iOba-
giei. Toate dispareau ii,aintea n
celei idei mai c0virsitoare, i piei-
rel nationalitatei romano, care ar
aeyeni neaparata prin unirea Gu
Ungaria.
Tinerimea romana din Osorheiu,
.cu Avram IanM cancelistul in
frinte hotarj "a pentru Dummeca
Tonei, "a se ale Gu tofii in Blaj,
ia juful profesorilor de acolo,
Isfruntasii teligentei rom1ues Ven.
tea, sseestei adunari ! pOpprului
1mpll de bncurie toata siflarea
maIieasca Tot Sc asteptan de
IA ea II lusralri mari: intel eligenta
DAY nifnfuirea AZ lgp,r'eilnati q q ~
ahisfa papernl Je gind q sentu.
|ra asiea i iio IS sfei ils rsliisll lnc . q
soc iIe 81 pril lii . blsIriiip
|aiin 4 ~ illl ll leliraisl'
nan knii ~ ats g. x N NJ 4 isis se
llekQatas lrji lr;j 81 = L6ses
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12
MAI VREM INCA C1TEvA
FAMILIl PENTRU LUCRU
La Steele De zAHAR

Puteti intreba la agentul nostru
din Cleveland, la 1909 Woodland
Avenue, Duminica in ID Malu, de
la orele 8 dimineata pana La 4 p. IN.
81 sa incheiati contract.
La Akron, puteti intalni pc a.
gentul nostru la Salonul lul Joe
Breitenbach S, 349 Washington
Ave, della 8 dimineata pana la II
amiazi. Transportarea Sc va in
cepc probabil in Joia viitoare.
MICHIGAN SUGAR CO.,
SAGINAW, MICH.
(1O-1-2)
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Adresele Consulatelor Romano
din Statele Unite.

Consulatul General Romfn din Cleve-
land. O.. S411 W.. Superior Ave-, Wade
building 800.
Consulatul General Romin din New
York, 1884 Broadway.
Consulatul Romin din Chicago, Ill, 312
South Clark Street
Consulatul Romfn din PittSburg, Pa,
Wood Street. a.
Vice-Consulatul Rornin din Indianapo-
lis. Ind. PA State Saw. & Trust bldg.
Observation-Disclosures
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C0NvOCARE

-
Societatea Romano de Ajutof
81 Cultura ''Drapelul Roman
din Struthers, Ohio, Convoaca pc
toti membri sal, a .lua parte la
adunarea generala care Sc va
tinea in ziua de 10 Maiu 1921 in
Hala de sub No. % Liberty Str.
Struthers, Ohio. Sedinta Sc va
deschide la orele 10 dimineata.
Dcci prin aceasta sunt rugati toti
membri a ii prezenti la orele sus
numite. Absentele nemotivate vor
fl pedepsite conform Statutelor.
In numele Societatii 'Drapelul
Roman" din Struthers, Ohio.
(109-1O). Presidiul.
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legati care Sc vor fnsinua la pres.
aranjator.
II. Dupa Banchet va urna Ba-
terea c1lielor La noul Drapel.
Pretul unui cui de la 5000 III
sus cat 81 suprasolviri.
Pretul la Banchet a = dollari de
persoana.
PROGRAMUL DE SEA,R.A:
a. La orele p m. vorbiri din
partea pres. soc. dl Petru Ga
brian 81 pres. aranjatori |. G.|
Petroviciu 81 |. Nuica pentru in
| scrierea de membrii noui 81 supra
solviri.
b) Declamatia Soldatului de
| catra copila Ana V. Nlad.
Piesa teatrala ''Noaptea de ST
Gheorghe' vodevil in 2 acte de
Teochar Alexi, sub conducerea
d-lui Alexandra NJ. Popa.
PERSOANELE:
Dinul, primarul; dl George NJ.
| Danciu.
Stan, fiul sau; dl Vasilie Oncu.
Lelea Stana, dascalita vaduva
Dina Sofia Baciu
Florica. flea sa d-ra Ana Hada.
ltig, crasmariul; dl loan Milos.
Ruhelt, sofia sa; d-ra Silia Albu.
Necula, tiganul; dl Alexandra
| M. Popa.
Chiva, sofia sa: dina Maria In
brea.
j Flacai. fete, sateni. satence 81
UNI preot.
| Oorul din partea mai multor
baeti 81 fete.
| Declamatia, 'Rugamintea din
urma" de d-s6ara Silvia Albu.
| Declamatia, ''Dorinta Patriei''
de d-soara Ana Oncu.
i Fratilor Romani! Trecutul Uni
unei societatilor romano de aju-
tor 81 cultura din America, este
cunoscuta de intreaga suflare ro-
maneasca organizata pc acestc
| plaiuri. Dovada este achitarea su-
melor mari de Benefice. ce sau
platit la urmasii raposatilor
mcmbrl din sinul accstei organi-
zatiuni cunoscind ce este Uniunea
TntOdata facandu-se mai multe
fapte rationale din partea Uniu-
nei 81 membrilOr eli.
I Deci 81 pc viitor vom sta face
!semenea fapte mobile in felul lor
lunic.
/ Surorile societati smt rugate
IA ne onora prin trimiterea de de-
(leyati 81 drapele.
/ Muzica Romano Sub conducerea
| dior George Ghimboasa 81 Petru
juneau va distra pc on. partici-
ANTI la aceasta petrecere Gu celc
mai noui cantece 81 jocuri natio-
nale cat 81 americana insa sd Sc
| site ca cele doua jocuri sarba 81
rusasca sunt opritc.
Spre orientare; din toate par
| tla4 orasului Dctrlit publicul sd
alba in vedere cd poate veni Gu
orr ce street car dara este a cere
transfer pc Sherman orr Harpar
ear, care la Russell va dati JOS 81
Iaflati Hala la petrecere.
Pretul de mtrare D-nii 75c
!: Damele soc.
NIB. Membri soc. Desteapta-t tie
Romano HOra Unirii sunt obligati
a 1ua parte atat la defilare cat $
a petrecere, absent de la def
: lare vor fl pedepsiti Gu ur dollar
a atat 81 membrii filialelor societa
: tai noastre.
= Suprasolviri Sc 'primesc Gu ma
=. re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita D,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12

Barul va Fl asortat Gu tot fe}ul
de mizeluri 81 beuturi recoritoare.
In speranta ca la Detroit Sc va
intalni la aceasta serbare tot ce
este roman 81 romanssc in sAmsrii-
ca, asteptindu-va cu dragoste fra
tiasca, pentru Uniunea S. X. A. 81
Soc I. S. Desteaptate Romano ~
Hora Unirii.
Comitetul alanjator.
(110 4 l3 & 10y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-12
IN VITAE R s
MARE FEsTIvITATE
NATIONALLY

Uniunea Solicitation Romano
de Ajutor 81 Cultura din America
are onoare de a invita- pc toate or
ganizatiunile Societatile, Cluburi
81 Parochii din statele Unite, pre-
cum 81 pc toata suflarea roma
neasca din loc 81 jur, de a lua
parte la marea festivitate ce va ri
Gu ocazia Sfintirei Drapelului Ma
tional al L. s. r. A. care Sc va
sevirsi Dumineca i'll % Maiu 1921
in Biserica gr.-or. rom. Sinful
Gheorghe din Detroit. Mich, din
Russell 81 Hancock Str. de catra
Preotii Simeon Mihaltian din In
diana Harbor, Ind. 81 preotul To-
cal dl Constantinescu la orele 10
a. m. Serbarea sc va face sub aus
piciul societatii U. $. Desteapta-te
Rcmane & Hora Unirii din De,
troit, Mich. in TURNER Hall din
Sherman Str. No. nou 1-t48.
PROGRAMME DE III:
/. Dumilleca dimineata la orelo
9 a. m. Toti Onor. D-nii delegati
al solicitation, cluburi 81 parochii
precum 81 membrii societatii 81
filialelor Soc. Desteapta-te Ro.
name Hora Unirii sunt a Sc I'M
truni la Biserica ST. Gheorghe din
loc la car shop) unde vom assist
Gu totii la serviciul divin.
:. Dupa serviciul divin Sc va
actua sfintirea drapelului natio
nal al Uniunei de catra preotii su,
anlintiti.
). Dlppa sfintire, aranjarea con
volulul de catra presedintii aran
jatori d-nii loan G. Pctroviciu S
loan Nuica.
1. Garda politiei.
>. Noul drapel incunjurat de
drapclul Cniunei 81 soc. nasa il
frantc Gu pres. aranjatori. Nasi
sunt societatca L. S. Desteapta-tt
Romano Hora Unirii 81 fratii An.
gustin 81 loan Sissea donatorij
dlapelului; Banca Marmorosl1
Blank Go. Familia loan n. Sufana
81 loan Conan. stegar oil Teodol
B;rza
g. Muzica americana sub condu
ceIea d-lui Gheorghe Ghimboas;i
I. Autoritatile orasului Detroit
). Flnctionarii t'niunei.
2. Soc. Banatiana' din loc Gu
drapelele 81 membrii Ell.
10. Parochiile din loc dupa We
chime.
II. Clubul Cultural Prorresll
din loc.
II. Drapelcle solicitation din
niune dupa vechime.
13. Muzica Romano din loc sui
conducerea D-lor G. Ghimboasa s
Pctru juneau.
IA. Membrii Soc. Desteapta-tt Il
Romano Hora Unirii Gu drapelul
10. Nor urma diferiti oaspet
Gu antomobilele, 81 asa find a
ranjat convoiul vom parcurge ma
nlfestlnd pc strazile principale 10
cuIt de romani in partea car sho
pulul. Gle aici he vom indrept,
manifestind pana la TURNER Hal
din Sherman Street No. nou 144s
Is. Ajungind la Hala Sc v
preda un Banchet ca de object |
astfel Gle ocazii, in timpul bancht
Itulul Sc vor tinea vorbiri din pa,
tea pres. gen. l. N. Serbu, pre-
aranjator 81 altor oaspeti ca d
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
NESH0BA and HER DRAINAGE
DISTRICTS

In these days Of depressed business
conditions and increased taxes, ma
terial reduction will likely be shown
In the development OF our natural
resources.
Neshoba County only In the past
few years has awakened to the real
value OF her natural resources. Her
timber was one OF these big resources.
The high price OF lumber the past
few years has had the effect OF al-
most depicting her forests.
The reclaiming Of her richest soils
by drainage IL just In It's infancy and
1t is a hard blow that just as some
OF the biggest projects are going
good q business slump should hit
the country and put us to guessing.
There is no doubt In our mind but
the drainage OF the best lands in Ne
shoba County will eventually revolu-
tionize that county.
In parts OF Oregon, especially the
eastern half OF the state. they have
the reverse proposition, instead OF
drainage 1t is irrigation. The same
kind OF bitches must be dug but In
addition immense reservoirs are
built to impound the water and
many lateral bitches are cut to sup
ply the different farms. AS encour-
agement to the owners of drained
land in Neshoba and who now fear
the drainage tax Is heavy burden
we will tell you OF an irrigation
project In this state where the bene-
fit tax was $40 per acre. This land
was appraised at S. per acre and
was high at that but the same land
to day has a market value OF $500
per acre and much OF 1t $1,000. The
crop value of this district each year
is more than the original cost. Fruit,
wheat and alfalfa are the main crops
now growing where once was the
jackrabbit and sagebrush.
We know ofanother project now
Moot that the estimated costis 300
million dollars, half as much as the
Panama Canal. This will water
parts of states. a territory as big
as the average New England States.
They make it pay, here. The land is
no richer than the Neshoba bottom
land and we see no reason why the
corn alone grown In Kentawka or
other reclaimed swamps should not
be worth the price OF the ditch, every
year. And when once brought into
a thorough state Of cultivation 1t is
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
Free Trip to Chicago For
Mississippi Boys and Girls

An agreement has Just been COM
pleted by L. b. Kerlin, State Club
Leader, and Armour's Bureau of Ag-
ricultural Research and Economics,
which provides for free trip to
Chicago and the International Live
Stock Exposition for the State
Champion Pig grove
The winner will be selected by the
State Club Leader, and three mem
bers OF the State College staff, who
will pass on the records OF the vari-
GUS club members. The winner will
be announced about three weeks be-
fore the trip is to be made. The only
requirements are that the winner
must take the trip and then prepare
brief story OF his or her experience
at the stock show.
While In Chicago the winner will
have very interesting weeks tour
outlined, consisting OF day and
evening at the stock show, trips
thru the packing plant, the financial
districts, museums, department.
stores. parks, Industrial works, and
movies, entertainments, eats and
everything thatgoes to make good
time. That these trips are well
worth working for is proven by the
numerous 'Thank You" letters re-
ceived from the 475 club members
from Is different States and Canada.
Any Mississippi boy or girl can en-
ter this contest by getting in touch
with their county club leader, coun-
ty agent. or by writing to the State
Club Leader direct.
The purpose of Armour and Com
pany In offering this prize is to stim-
ulate the interest of the farm boys
and girls in live stock production by
giving them the opportunity for
study at the greatest livestock show
and center I'm the world.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Sealed bids will be received until
noon Tues. Apr, 5th, 1921, by the
Board OF Supervisors of Neshoba
County, Mississippi for $4,000 OF
road bonds for Supervisors District
No, Separate Road District OF said
County. The Bonds will not be sold
at less than par and will bear inter-
est at the rate OF six [6] per cent per
annum payable semiannually. Both
principal and interest will be pay
able at the office Of the County Treas
urer In Philadelphia, Mississippi, the
seat OF Neshoba County.
The bonds are dated Aug. 1st 1920
interest payable semi-annually on
the 1st day of Feb. and Aug. 1st
The bonds are payable in % years aus
provided by law.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check payable to J. ID. Pet
tey Clerk of the Board ofSupervisors
for $4,000. This check to insure good
faith on the part Of the bidder, and
will be forfeited by the bidder II he
fails to accept the bonds and deliver
the money to the County Treasurer.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
This done by order OF the Board
this the 10, day OF March. 1921. ]. d.
Pettey Clerk, Neshoba County,
Philadelphia Mississippi. At
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24

Williams was intellectual, and this
world famous man ought to know.
I went surf bathing yesterday and
1t was great fun.
Our stay ends here today, which fs
Sunday. Then we travel for two
weeks In our special train as the
guests OF Florida. We shall see
much Of the farming country as we
20 farther south. So far the coun-
try we have passed thru has been
much like Neshoba County and the
Mississippi Gulf Coast. The soil has
not seemed very productive. and we
have seen much timber and many
saw mills. From now on we pene-
trate new world.
And we are going on to Cuba.
The railroad and boat fare from
Miami to Havana has been cut in
half for our benefit, and hotel there
that gets as it's usual rate $500 per
day, European plan, has made us
poor editors price OF $3 day,
American plan, SO we can live on ba-
nanas and cocoanuts for few days
and visit that interesting city. l
went into bank here yesterday and
presented my personal check for $3.50
on the Bank OF Philadelphia. We
hope John McCauley will honor IT.,
because they cashed 1t here without
a murmur, and 1t would not do to
go broke in Cuba
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
Teachers Examinations,

lst examination for whites March
81, April /, 2. End examination for
whites April IA, 10, i6. lst examine
tion for colored April 7, SO. End ex-
animation for colored April 81, %. %.
All applicants who expect to apply
for first grade license will please be
at the Court House by l o'clock Of
the first day Of each examination.
All applicants for second grade H.
cense win please come ut O'Clock Of
the second day Of each examination.
tMrs.) Kate Spivey, J T. Mature, Ex-
aminers r. G. PEBBLES, Supt. Ed.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
NO42

cheap land at ten times it's present
valuation.
We hope some day to visit the old
home county and see fields OF corn
waving in those bottom fields and
can say we have nothing in Oregon
to surpass that.
H. L. Ray, Portland, Ore.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
rhe Older WORD Preferable.

Reporting q fire the other day New
York paper said: "A shirt In the wind
prevented the entire plant from being
destroyed AS ''shirt" and the word
intended are both defned in the die
tidnary as ian undergarment for the
beay.s the error wasn't such a bad ora
= ogtOn Transcript.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
Chinese Decorate Roof Ridge.

The roof ridge of Chinese house
is usually decorated with an elaborate
plaster ornament In the form Of do
sign, embodying the character Afu, ,"
signifying happiness. To prevent the
ornament being damaged by birds the
owner of the house sticks numerous
ordinary sewing needles point outward
into the soft plaster.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24
A Domestic Mystery.

A Domestic Mystery.
Pete postcards q little problemt
SLOW Ia IL a mans wife can haul hin
over the Goals when there isn't specb
IN the houser er--Boston Transcript. !,
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-03-24

Designers have been generous In the
variety Of beautiful blouses with
which they welcome summer. Many
Of them are made of georgette in two
colors like the lovely model shown
above. Nothing equals georgette for
daintiness and it remains an unrivaled
favorite whose cause is furthered by
this new arrival. Imagine it In navy
blue with neck, sleeves and peplum
bordered with tangarine. Needlework
marks the borders in squares and a
little embroidery finds a place on
them. The girdle is Of blue ribbon.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-30
BY w. r. MULLINS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Twill
lam r. Tilden, 2nd, of Philadelphia
is sitting back quite comfortably to
night on his throne as monarch of all
he surveys in lawn tennis. On the
courts of the Germantown Cricket
Club, this afternoon. he outplaycd
and d~ecisively defeated William NJ.
Johnston of San Francisco, in four
sets at 4-6, rs, 81, 6-3, in the fourth
round of the national singles tourna-
ment, and his journey through to the
championship once again seems al
most assured. as James o. Anderson
of Australia previously had blotted
out K. Norris Williams of Boston in
five sets of mediocre tennis at 6-3,
SO. 2-6, 4-6, 81.
Tilden was the master in every
respect. In the first set his nerves
failed him and his mental uncertain
ty permitted the diminutive western
er to get the jump. After that the
mighty champion cut loose with all
his fury and his terrific drives fairly
blew Johnston from the courts. The
protracted struggle that Johnston was
compelled to put up yesterday in eli
minating. Richards had Slapped too
much of his energy.
The colossal power of Tilden and
the infinite capacity of his strokes,
was marvellous. After the second set
today he played with confidence and
an abandon that were good to watch.
He was master of every stroke in
lawn tennis. His drives were terrific
his expert lobs always were accur
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power; his volleys had finality and
his generalship was remarkable.
1t was a match of strategy in which
both played from the rear court in *.
pending their efforts for position.
Tilden outmanouvered Johnston with
his skillfully played strokes and then
when the opening came for the> end.
ing of a rally his sturdy physiqut aX.
tended itself and he drove home &c
required point.
Tilden's control was such that he
kept the ball insistently and con
tinually at the Johnston backhaud.
He had too great respect for his Op.
%ponent's forehand and he knew that
if Johnston could get the flannel
sphere to his right, it would go on
of play.
Tilden's versatility and the execution
of his various strokes showed his
artistry. He continually mixed ms
game. lie varied his severity with
cuts and chops and top spins, and
once in the third set he put so much
backspin on a ball that it actually
struck the ground in Johnston's fore
court near the net and bounded back
into the springs. He chopped and
cut off his backhand quite as well as
he did off his f%orehand, and he had
the steam behind his drives that
caused them to shoot away with hard
ly a bounce.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-09-30
World Records Smash
at Coney Island Tank
ASSOCIATED f

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Five worlds
records and three American swimming
records were set in the open meet in
the 25-yard pool at Brighton Beach.
The record performers were Charlotte
Boyle, Norman Ross and relay teams
of the Women's Swimming Associa-
ton of New York.
Boyle set the worlds record for the
220 yards by a time of 2 minutes AZ 2-5
seconds. She passed the 200-yard
mark in 1882 As seconds.
Ross covered the 400 meters in
STA 2-5 seconds. He made the 300
meters in 1854 As seconds and the 400
yards in 4:49 3-5 seconds.
New worlds relay records are: For
the 400 yards, 4 minutes 40 seconds;
500 yards, 1888 3-5 seconds; 900 yards,
I'll Is seconds. Helen wainwright,
Charlotte Boyle, Gertrude Eberle,
Ethelda Bleibtrey, Aileen Riggin and
Alice Lord participated in the relay
records.
John Weismuller of the Illinois Ath,
letic Club swan 100 yards in a 75-foot
tank here tonight in SO is seconds,
establishing a e tank record for the
distance. Weismuller finished seven
yards ahead of Harold Kruger of Ho-
nolulu.