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The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HARVARD FENCERs IN FRONT.

CAMBRrpoE, Mass, Feb. i2.---The Har-
ward varsity fencing team won it's third
fencing victory OF the season to-day by
beating the University OF Pennsylvania
swordsmen 8 mates In at the Hem m
way Gymnasium. The summary:
Rhodes, Pennsylvania. beat Brewster, 1Isr-
ward. TO ).
Rhodes. Pennsylvanie. beat Boycc. IIar-
ward. II TO g.
ordvsy, Harvard, beat Rombo. Pocnns,l-
vania, 10 to 3.
ordvay. Harvard, beat Rhodes. Pennsyl-
vann. . to 3.
Ordway Harvard. beat Cavers. rennsyi-
vania. u to 9
% Boyce. Harvard. beat Eambo. Pennsyl-
vania, 10 10 Is
Royce. Harvard, beat Csvcrs. Penasyl.
vanla. i2 80 =.
Barss, Harvard, beat Esmbo, rennsyl-
vania. ; 10 4.
cavers, rennsyivsnis. bet Brewster. Hsr-
ward, 70 2.
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PENN FENCERs BEATEN.

Special Despotch 70 TIL, NEW yoaK HErArp.
CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Feb 12.-Harvard
found University OF Pennsylvania an
easy victim nj fencing this afternoon.
although some OF the bouts were hotly
contested. The score was s bouts to o.
Ordway, Harvard captain. defeated
Rhodes. Rsmbo and Cavcrs OF the
Quakers and has yet TO lose a match
this season. Rhodes. captain OF the
visitors. managed 10 clinch two bouts.
and but one touch separated him from
the Harvard leader IN their match.
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N. Y. U. QUINTET WINS.

PROVIDENCE, u. l.. Feb. i2.-New York
University's basketball team tonight
swamped the Brown five by score OF
n to .. repeating its performance oi
last season. From the first whistle the
Brunonians were outclassed. and the
New York boys showing wonderful team
work.
The nine points made by the Hill
team came as the result Of two fouls by
Mallory In the first half. another In the
second and three baskets in the hnal
half
Goeller led the visitors with ton
baskets. while Robinson had four bas.
lets and seven free throws TO his credit
The whole team worked so smoothly that
10 was dIfricu1t 10 pick any individual
star The lineup.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL DATES.

The opening game in the series for the
Schools Athletic Association viii be played
on April -. CITY Field win he the rccne OF
the contest and the opposing teams VII rep.
resent Barringer and East Side. Tue ful
schedule follows: April t5, Darringer ys
East Side; Arril 10. Central vs.. South Side
April 20, Darringcr vs.. Central. May ,. East
Side w. South Side May 10. Barringer ~
May IL. East side W.. Barrlnger; May 70
South Side W. Central: May ~. Central vs.
Barrlnger. May 81, South SldeNs. East Side
aidc vs.. Bsrrinscr.
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ANOTHER FOR PASSAIC.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW York ursALp.
PAssAic. n. j.. Feb. 12.--Swamping
Rutherford High Schools basketball
team, 20 10 10. Passaic High School.
state cha ampions, won its sixteenth
straight game OF the season and forty
second straight victory in two seasons
before the biggest crowd in Passaic's s
history. -Four hundred fans were unable
to gain admission. The goals OF Capt
Roosma, Thompson and Knothe, each OF
whom made >s<Eht field goals. amazed
Rutherford. Roosma alone made "a
points. The lineup:
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NAVY QUINTET WINS.

Special Despatch 10 THn Nrw YosK HEaAtp.
ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 1.-THE Midshipmen
had difficulty In defeating the Colle,gan
Stars Of Baltimore at basketball here
this afternoon. tho score being "a 20 81.
The game was particularly hard IN the
frst half. the VISITORS defence being
difficult for the hidshipmen 60 break.
with Byeriy and Waters leading. the
navy team outspeedcd the visitors in the
second half IIoeiow played psrticu-
iarfy good game for the Coliegians,
scoring on long shots Sepea tedly.
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BOSTON SQUASH TEAM CHOSEN

Boston, Feb. 12.--Selection OF eight
Boston squash racquet players for COM
petition in the Canadian amateur cham
pionship tournament. which starts next
Friday at Montreal was announced to-
day by Frank W. Buxton secretary OF
the A;assa achusotts Squash Racquet As
sociaion. The team win have as captain
the national title holder. Charles g.
Peabody. Other members will be Or
Foster S. Kcilogg. Ralph A. Powers.
Herbert h. Shaw. Mart 7. Wendell. r.
c. Bray. G. -. Hayward and Richard
WiEgiesworth.
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TAKES DELAND FINAL.

DELANp. FLA. FEB 12,--Dr. c. A.
Ward OF Binghamton. y. Y, won first
honors in the ST. Valentine golf tourna-
nient at College Arms here. with II. w.
Jacobs OF Madison, Wis. runner up. J.
". HorTocks OF Philadelphia defeated
". s. Hutchinson OF Aurora. H.. IN the
second sixteen and Robert Carson OF
philadelphia beat J. NJ. Sparks OF Phila-
delphia i'm the third sixteen.
In the women's division Mrs. a. NJ.
Seeley OF Newark. y. j.. won In the
first eight. with Miss Florence Mcclure
OF Chicago runner up. Mrs J. n Hor-
rocks OF Philadelphia won the second
eight from Mrs German OF Bronxville.
y. Y.
In the qualifying round the medal
was won BY r W. Jacobs. with an So
Miss Isabelle LBmontc OF Bound Brook.
n. u. with i05. was winner In the
womcn's division.
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|PENN'FIYE LOSES
TO CORNELL TEAM
Molinet's Goal Responsible for
Reds 20 to 19 Victory
Over QuakePs.

Special Despatch to THE New yoaK HEs.i-o
ITHACA, n. Y. Feb 12.-Cornell gave
Penn its first basketball setbaci Of the
year here this afternoon. The Ithacans
won by 90 to 10. long shot by Molinet
IN the last two minutes Of play doing
TN trick. Four thousand persons, in
Guiding several hundred Junior Week
girls, cheered madly as the Ithacsns
first held and then oa.payed the
Quakers in the best game seen here in
many day.
MeNichoYs deaely foul goal shoot
ing was almost enough TO win for Penn.
as ne. Gagged nine out OF twelve at
tenpts to eight out OF eleven FOR SD
man Of the Red quintet. but co;'ne'i got
one more neld goal than the Quakers.
Penn took an early lead. A feid goal
and three fouls by McNichol put the
Quakers ahead. but Molinet, Barkaiew
and Sidmsn brought Cornell UP. and at
the end OF the half the score stood
toS yogelin's basket gave the Quakers
a good start in the second period. but
sidman came back with long basket
and three goals from foul. Aloinet
tossed the basket that Won for the
Ithaeans Mc.Nichol threw one foul goal
before time was called. but 1t was not
cough. Sidman. Corneifs guard. was
removed for committing four personal
fouls. The lineup:
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LOWELL POST WINS.

The Lowell Post OF the American
Legion beat the Union Presbyterian
Church OF BROOKLYN last night at basket
ball. 80 to 20. The Presbyterians lost
many chances TO score from the field
through inaccurate tossing. The Legion
took the lead early ard was never
headed. The score at half time read.
Lowell Post 90. Presbyterian s. Gilmore
and Moneypcnny, who have keen eye
for long distance shooting, featured with
sensational baskets from the field. The
lineup:
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no urpIACE uAHy,up GAVE

BOSTON. Feb. t2.--'rhe hockey game which
Harvard lost IN the st. Patricks of Ottawa
here Thursday night will nc replayed ON Mon
day next because Of the manner I'm which the
only goal was made. 81. Patricks won when
Holmes cf Harvard knocked the puck into
the Crimson net.
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YALE FRESHMEN WIN.

Special Despotch to TIE New YosK Hre,lp.
BosroN, Feb. 12.-Yaie's freshmen
hockey team ioutplayed the Harvard
yearlings at the Arena to-day. beating
them to 3. Capt Charley O'Hearn. a
local boy. played a great game for the
New Haven youngsters and was re-
Fponsible for the victory. Yale was
never headed, but three times in the
match led by only one point. Harvard
played a poor defensive game. The
Iipe,tO.
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500, 900 Stadium
for u. of California

D ERKELEY. Cal. Feb. l2.-
X Plans for a stadium. TO be
- epected on the University OF
California field. were announced to-
day by the regents Of the university.
The stadium will seat $4,000 per-
sons and will cost approximately ST.
100000. The structure will be COM
pieted for the 1922 football contests.
Ground will be broken for the stad-
ium as feature OF this years COM
mencement exercises.
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BOSTON COLLEGE LOSES.

The basketball team OF the Boston Cot
lcEe went down to defest before the fss;
playing Of the 81. Francis five OF Brook
iyn by 30 to 81 last night In GoSd
Counsel Hall. brooklyn.
The con,es, was highly interesting and
provided many thrills for the fans wno
crowded the hall. II was n nip and tuc',
battle from start to finish. first one
team taking the lead and then the other.
The clever playing OF Moran and Keat-
ing In the last minutes OF play accoun.sd
for tho Brooklynites' victory. Keatins
scored 12 points and Moran II.
Morely and Hickey OF the Hub team
scored IL points between them.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
,,p,Nc crrn ELECTS orv,crps

The annual meeting OF tic Early Riscrs
Riding club was held YESTERDAY a. Durlnnd :
hiding Academy. Sixty-niuth street and
Central Park West. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year. August
v. Lambert, president MacCauley Smith.
Miltenberg, treasurer.
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COCHRAN BEATS sCHAEFER.

Welkcr Cochran yesterday defeated
Jake Scbaefer in the final block Of theif
balklIne match in Dalys Academy. The
Anal score was 2,too TO 2,024. Schaefer
had high run OF 254.
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Union Presbv.
Lowell Post

Field goais-Loveii Poet: Lyks t2). Money
penny C6). Gilmore Ce), Murphy Caj. schui,s
~. ms,>iseln ao, eldn,. o. s'g,e.s -. rrssby: !:
~. Substitutions-Loveli Post: Sfurckc for
Lyse. McI<ibbin for Murphy. Murphy for
Schultz. Lyke for Sturcke. Presby. Hunt for
Content. Mauiey for BeinzeriinE. Peck for
1tomberg. Refcree-Mr. Williams. Cornell.
Time OF halves--Twcnty minutes.
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Robertson. &: Delaney, 4: Baker. 2 Holman
Hates Goals from fous--Maiory. 81 Rob
orison, Z substitutes-N. V. u, Bates for
Holman Pierce for Robertson. Dorff for
baker: Brown, Joslyn for Albright, Fox
20. Leddy, Loddy for FoX.
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COMMERCE FIVE LOSES.

Special Despatch To THE NEW YORK HEsAfp
CoRNwALL-oN-H HUDSON. n. y. Feb.
12.-Before crowd OF enthusiastic
cadet rooters the New York High school
Of Commerce basketball five lost to the
New York Military Academy in a stub
bOrnly fought game here to-day. The
score was 80 to 20. With the possible
exception OF Rowley's shooting the game
was not spectacular. Both hves showed
fast team work and hard fighting
Although Cornwall maintained a small
lead throughout. Commerce kept the
game on edge until the closing minutes
Of play. Jacobs well assisted by Cartro-
nava and Pakeili. did best work for
Commerce while Rowley. Gerriiy and
DickhaUt starred for New York Military
Academy. Tho lineup:
n. Y. Military Academy tse). Commerce (2o). j.
niclthaut. 80. Right forward. .Cartronava
Gerrity. Left forward ...... .PakeIll
Rowiey. .......... Centre .......... jacobs
Althaus. s........ Right guard. johnson
kuss. .......... Left guard. .Ackersman n
Goals from feid-N. Y. NJ. A.--Rowley. s. .
Gorrity, 3; pickhaut, 2: Aithaus, 2. Com
mercs-Car; ronava, Jacobs, 4 johnson.
from fifteen tries. Commerce ~ aoobs, II
from II; Johnson. from 3.
SUI sttutons-Commcrcc-- for Jacobs.
Jacobs for kioor.
Timelceper-Mr. Dcleval n. Y. NJ. A.
Scorckeeper-Mr. Manager. Commerce
Referce--Ceorgo Rilcy. n. V. NJ A.
Timt OF ha,ves--.o minutes.
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| Field goals--(Cornefl) Molinet, 2: Barks .
lew, Rippe, sidnaan. Cornish: tPspn) vogefin.
| McNichol 2: Miller .. Foul goais-sidman,
| 8 out OF II Moiinet. none out of l; McNichoh
| o out OF IT, Substitutions-(CornelD Pope
| for Sidr,an: tPenn) Miller for Hunuingsr.
Referee--Mr Metzdorfi OF Rochester. I'm
! pire-Mr. Messer of Albany. Time OF periods
! 20 minutes.
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ne on the alert soc the unusual offerings
IN the Business Opportunity columns. See
Section Six to-dey.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

Norris, Reid, Crosby. Substitutions--Yaie-
Steii for Murray, Farnsworth for Dunning.
! Palmer for oHearn. fisrvard--Reid for
Walker. Lamont for Cabot. Gardner for Lee.
| Pope for Phillips. Walker for Reid, Phillips
or Pipe, Cot for Lamont. Referees-C;aw
and ROGUE. Goal umpir-e-Beckwfth and
Worth. Timers-Kansly and Carlton. Time
OF periods-Three OF IL minutes.
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ine (a), Twohy 81. Lynch tol. Morgan (0) !:
Boston College. Morely tD, Hickey (Ol, Ur-
ban f3l Roderck t2. Murphy %. Ma
honey 60). Foul goai---St. Francis. Moran
90. kcatinE t0) Twofy tOb. Lynch tO) /.
Morgan (O) Boston College. Urban ~.
Mahoney tOls Morply C0D. Roderick 90. sub
s'itutcs-Boston College. Murphy for Ma
honey. Timekecper-Kilgalien scorekceper--
Qulrh. Referee-Tom Tho,p. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
REDS OVERRUN GEORGIA.
City Of TifIis Evacuated by Order
Of Government, Paris
Hears.

~ Associated Press - Every E~sn'nR
Conatantir,pia. Fsb IL Tho repub-
Ilc of Georgia has boen virtually over
rIn - Russian Soviet forces whh are
fhrcaf ling II thay have not already
occupied the city ~ TiaIs capital -
Tho republic. from whlch the Georgian
government has fed Georgian Sovi@t
dement's took possnsuion - the capital
after The goecrnment'a departure
Advlces received here indicate that
three Russian divisions have beer
marching up The Paris n n" EaT'
from ne frozcn plains ~ Armenia
while other Rolshn,lk forces rrossed
rl.a oastaru shoulder r. 'nc mountain
range and Invaded Georgia from that
quarter
several Americans are known 70 have
been in Tlfls recently but i II be-
.isvcd tho. made their escape - Baturn.
.shera the nited states .orpedo d.
atrovers Parker and Whipple are
anchored Advicas received here state
mat members - The Georgian govern
,aenf allied repre- sertativ~s and 7rork-
ers with The Near Fast relief have ar-
rived II that -.sE
paris Feh. I9 Dispatches receivec
II. the French foreign affice 'nday stats
mar me rity III T.als capital r ~
Georgian republic. has been evacuate'
bv order II the Georgian government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
LATE MAIL COLLECTIONS
IN OUTLYING SECTIONS
Auto Trucks Make This Accom-
modation Possible; Begin
About March 1.

In ordtr 70 AFFORD better accaalmo-
datlons far citizens sn tlse outlying sec
,tors or the city Tostnaster James 7
English 5 arranging tcr later co.ler-
lions Ia hc faale fl those distri-s Tie
last collection now. is between + and
o'clock in the evening With the rew
nlan the last collection wln begin about
$50 and viii continue until about an
hour The uev echcdni" S.H b.gtu
about March
The replacement - the horse collco-
ton oarts and wagon by a.to trucks.
makes this late collection possible Tho
trucks car speed 50 much faster be
tween boxes and stations that tho late
mail can be assembled ard collected
and despatched a. the same time earlE
In tho morning that they would EaNe
been if tne collection had been made t2-
mail
As an Indication of how The motor
truck has come TO >stay, IS also shown
i'm the expense Of operating the trucks
as compared with the cost of mainten-
auce ~ the horses and wagons former
Is used by the post office Daring Jan
uary the upkeep - the trucks, iucIud-
ing al expenses was about 5000 less
than It would have beer for horses
This however does not iucllde the Hrsi
cost Of the trucks. which were supplied
by the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
WRESTlE WITH 'TYPHUS
Four More Shlploads Of lmmi-
grants to be Examined at New
York Today.
ny Associated presa 10 Ev

ny Associated Trees 10 Every Evening.
New York. Feb. fa.-Immigfation
authorities and stnte municipal health
officials who arc wrestling With the
problem Of keeping typhus out OF tho
United States faced the taek OF exam
ming -four more Ehtplonds of Immigrants
here today. The four passenger steam
ers due To arrive before night are the
r. pnIn sciano from Genoa. Thernisto~
cles from piraeus, Caroline from BoTd-
enux. and the Calabria from Trient.
Health Commiasoner Copeland, Of
New York. plans 10 have his men In
spact those immigrants paaaed by
the immigration authorities. aa he de-
elnrea ne IS more afraid Of Ellis island
than any ship that might come into
port"
Philadelphia, Feb 1e.~Unusual re-
sourcefulnesa In disinfecting the 1893
passengars of the italian steamship
Ferdinando palasciauo, which dOcked
here yesterday from Genon. was de-
| scribed today by DR.. Yato Donate
| Three days or the coast of the United
/ states the vessel encountered heavy
coating Of crude oil on the waters OF
/ tho Atlantic Dr. Donate ordered the
oil scooped I'm buckets Then each man
| and boy. under the direction Of thf
| doctor. was forced to bathe In oil Tn
| der the direction of the Htewardess th'
| women were accorded the same trent
| mont The hair of the mon and boy'
| wns clipped close. while tho women ans
girls were forced 10 take of shampoo
The performance. except for tho hair
cutting. was repeated each day unit
tho ship reached port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
MOTHERS PENSIONS.
Developments al Commission Meeting
Showing Need of Additional Funds.

At the monthly meeting OF the
Mothers Pension Commission III Dover.
yesterday. two new pensions were grant
81 one in Sussex county and one IN
New Castle Although there is wait
tnK-list OF 50 mothers III New Castle
unity. II Vas impossible 10 grant more
.han one pension at this time. this
:, ! being available owing 70 the re-
a1arriaee Of one widowed mother re-
wing a pension. All the present ap-
: epriation granted for New Castle
nty is in use. and unless the Legis-
.etrn-, Increases the amount. II Will not
~. ossiblc 10 grant any more pensions
. that county.
The commission discussed the i'm
a,eratiye need Of a clerk TO assist the
executive secretary whose investiga-
tons cover the whole state. Without
> clerk. the work cannot go on. The
volume Of the work is three times what
IL was when the present administrative
appropris ton Of So 900 was given. The
Legislature is asked 10 Increase this
TO g. 600 per annum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
WoREHoUsE MAINTENANCE.
Warden Prepares Data in support Of
Bin TO Increase Per Capita.

statement has been prepared by
Warden Plummer of the workhouse. for
J.resentation to the Legislature, in sup
,I,ort of the bill asking for an increase
,an the per diem allowance from 40 TO
= cents per capita for prisoners.
Il IS pointed out that 70 cents is
OF for food alone. but for the entire
lpkeep of the prison. being based on
ne ratio per prisoner. The cost Of
iood per prisoner per ~hree meals
Is % 80 cents.
The report shows that last year the
food. maintenance. clothing, interest,
it. cost s1l9S95.02, the prisoners
.arned S55.726.27. the net cost Of opera
tIons being $64,16S.S6; gross cost per
apita. s124 20; net, 20 1-3 cents; food
alone. % 3-5 cents. The cost included
sIS.S31.43 bonus paid prisoners, also
>i23S75 paid on on-support orders.
Tho average number Of prisoners was
ire If which 27G were from New Castle
county and % each from Kent and
sussea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
TRIED BANK ROBBERY
TO GET OUT OF DEBT
OkIahoma's Reformed bdhu't
Goes Back to Old Habits and
is Shot Down.

nv sssoela,od Frcss - Fv"rY Fvening
rgerryaon. Ark. Feb 1a-Honry sfarr.
r,f,1ahoraa,s reformed ~ ndi' VINO
turned hant robber again yesterday he-
ean.a he uas In dcht lav - cot IN
tho jail here today lighting for iif@
With death slowly gaining fhe upper
hard physicians said
Meantime posses continued ~ search
for traces ~ three non with ThoTh
-farr tried 70 rob the Peoples state
Rank. ~ Harrisonville They escaped
after starr had been shot down by "
+. Myers. an officer of the bank
Mrs starr came here today rom
their home IN Oklahoma 70 be a her
husbands bedside
Starr talked freely Of the motives
which impelled him 70 foTsake his n
fention 10 go straight re WAS in deht'
he said. and could not bear 70 call iron
his friends 70 assist him.
2-Tries Bank Robbery
Il didn't know Mrs. starr said. !
could have kept hirn from doing T.
she denied an knowledge q the
8 , 900 debt starr assigned as the cause
n hts attempted robbery.
He left me "Wednesday night a.
Clarer1ore and said nothing about com
ing 70 Arkansas Mrs starr said
eFebruarv - Is the fir@t anniversary q
our wedding ard We had planned z
! celebrate il. Vow everything Is over
] n he does not die ne viii 70 - tht
penstertiary and he = getting 70 he AT
+ old man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FINE QUARTERS FOR
NEW CENTURY CLUB
Newark Organization Buys Gran
tie Hall, Which Affords Ample
Accommodation.

Ypcctsi Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Newark. Feb 10 Announcement was
made, today. Of the purchase by the re-
Gently organized Newark Country lub
.of Granite hall, the property Of Mrs.
Jennie lex The purchase price was not
madr public THIS will give the new coun
TN club. il is claimed, one Of the best sites
that could br obtained in Delaware for
!, golf course and for general club purposes.
The property consists OF l3f acres,
with fine old house located in grove OF
beautiful trees st the top Of what IS general
/, known a. Quality Hill, or Main street,
1000 feet OF land fronting on Noting
lam Road. or Main street extended.
The MUSE Is large, with commodlous,
bright rnons And there are now open
hre plscee IN the dwelling.
The club although started only several
weeks ago las about 75 members and
stock 10 ihy amount OF about Slu.uOu
has been sold. The club will he lncorporat-
ed next week II is proposed t0 start the
work OF laying out s. golf course a soon
"a the weather will permit. Nh4c there
IS plenty Of room for an lS-holc course
only a 9-hole course Will toe lad out az
hrs' The house Will be rcmodelcd (
make II suitable for a club house The c!ui
alll get possession within Two months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HARDING CHALLENGED.
Postmaster Offers 70 Play Game
OF Golf With Reappolnt-
ment as Stake.

By Associated Press % Every Evening.
St. Augustine. Fla Feb 8 Another
proiected classic 81 the world OF sport
went hv the boards today when Presi-
dent.elect Harding declined a challenge
from the postmaster Al tireenvilie, ;.
c. 10 match skill with him on the
golf links with n rtappointnent 70 ne
po4trna ship As a stake
To the challenger's manager. NJ
Harding wrote that he regarded himself
as only miserable player and was un-
willing 10 have the administrator
weakened by basing its attitude on my
incapaeity At golf.
R,.t he added that he liked the post
masters sporty inclination. and II
the conditions Of the challenge were re
4ovea he was willing 70 accept A
match whenever opportunitX offered
Tha proposal TO play for the post
u,astership was made in formal fashlon
~ .,,Iis Sherfessee who described ann
self as self appointed manager for the
,.,str,aster. Thomas Il. Pone WI
son appointee
writinS to Mr.. SherfesSee. the PfeS.-
as,t- elect said 20 Mr. Pope that he felt
+, ,conla be safer - reconmlssi0n him
a. the advice Of his friends than 4
risk the appointment on me .elt4''es
Of the links.
As matter Of fact" Mr.. Harding
Letter added I am giving no consldera
tion NJ this time 10 any Of the distric
annointments and l take II that Mr.
POM can sit easy for the present 3nC
have no worry about his situation, The
ultimate course Of the administrators
il Quit. another matter though an
sure there has not been . definite fe
icv decided upon