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REITERATIONOF
CLAIMS Is MADE
BY De VALERA
Ulster Cabinet. On The
! Other Hand, Stands
By Britain

LONDON, Aug. l6.- (By Asso-
ciated Press) All soldiers on
leave from Ireland in Aidershot
and Fernborough have been or
dered by telegraph to return TO
their regiments Immediately.
BELFAST, Aug. 1e (By Assoc
ciated Press) is reported here
that the military authorities IN
Ireland have cancelled all leaves
of absence for. both officers and
men and that all officers and men
away on holidays have been re-
called. 1t is stated this step was
taken merely as precaution
against surprise and has no other
significance.
8 DUBLIN, Ireland, Aug. .-tBy
"A ssociated Press) LIN opening the
Daily Eireann, at its first public ses-
sion here today, Eamonn De Valera
reiterated Ireland's claim for sepa-
ration from Great Britain and de-
elared the only government recog-
nizca@ @sssshe ministry OF the Daily
Efseann, tbe- Irish Republican parlia-
l4lent,. he SAID he and his colleagues
had adpoted towards England tbs
principle laid Gown by Cardinal Mer-
.cier, Of Belgium, toward Germany,
THAT external authority was unlawful.
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Local end
PERSON. a
- News Of q Week as Told
a. by the Banner Reporters

MIR. ]. S. Belcher, of Shreveport,
was visiting relatives here Tuesday.
-NIessrs. Leonard McGaughey. Abb
Crawford and G. 7. Mays We're social
visitors here Sunday.
Miss Inez Heifner returned home
Sunday from Blanchard, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. e. W. Chance.
Mrs d. F. Alexandria and little
daughter, Antoinette, of Greenwood,
were guests of Mrs. Myrtis Smith sew
eral days of this week.
Mr. A. M. Hafner, known to some
of the Banners readers, has ordered
his paper mailed to Little Rock, Ark,
instead of to Conway, that state.
In ilotly contested game of base
ball, played on the Bossier City dia-
mond Monday afternoon Bossier City
defeated Belcher by a score Of II to 10.
The body of Sam Gilliard (col-
ored) arrived Tuesday morning from
Memphis, Tenn. He died last Satur-
day from shotgun wound received the
day before
Misses Eliza and Mary Williams,
nieces of Mrs. S. C. Adger, left last Sat
urday for their home in Mansfield.
These charming young ladies for sew
eral weeks visited relatives residing in
and near Benton.
MIR. f. s. Burt, Farm Demonstra-
tion Agent for Bossier Parish, and
daughter, Miss Maggie Bell, left yes
terday for Baton Rouge, where Mr..
Burt will attend the annual convention
of the farm demonstration agents for
louisiana They will return home
about August 9th.
-Renton defeated the Plain Dealing
nine in game of baseball played on
the Plain Dealing diamond Tuesday
afternoon-score, 10 to 5. The pitch
ing of Lawrence, the Benton pitcher,
was feature of the game. r. L.
Wyche was Benton's catcher. Plain
Dealings battery was: DIR. McKellar
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AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the issuance Of. certificates OF
indebtness by the Police Jury of Bossier
Parish In such denominations as is
deemed necessary. the aggregate of which
shall not exceed $S3,
Be 1t ordained by the Police Jury of Bos-
sier Parish, in regular session convened,
That the President. or acting President.
and Parish Treasurer be and they are here
by authorized and directed to negotiate a
temporary loan Of $s3, ,140. or so much
thereof as may be necessary In anticipation
OF the receipt of parish taxes and revenues
applicable for the payment Of the debts and
the expenses Of the said parish for the cur
rent year, said sum being for the purpose
of paying the current debts and expenses
Of the Parish of Bossier for the current
year and being within the amount Of the
estimate heretofore duly adopted by the
Police Jury. And the said officers are
further authorized and directed to Issue GER
tificates Of Indebtedness of the parish for
the above mentioned purpose, to an amount
not exceeding in the aggregate $50, 40, each
certificate to be signed by the President, or
acting President. and Parish Treasurer, and
countersigned by the Clerk Of the Police
Jury. G. T. MAYS,
President Police Jury Of Bossier Parish.
r. b. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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more of the Luther jefferson stories
will be run in the Banner.
MIR. w. G. Burt sent us around a
mighty fine watermelon yesterday.
Thanks Friend Burt.
Mrs. Margaret Caldwell, Of Plain
Dealing. is a. guest this week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. S. G.
Adger, ST.
Mr.. Ike Thomas left the first of the
week for Sodus, Sabine Parish, now
having employment in the oil fields
near that place.
Mrs. Sanders Young, residing sew
eral miles east. left with us Monday.
when she called, three extra fine toma-
toes. They weighed 21a pounds.
The Office force is again under OBJ
legation to Mr. w. E. Taylor, of the
Alison community, who several days
ago left us fine watermelon when he
called by.
Mr.. ]. s. Alison left last Friday
for Albuquerque. N. NJ, to be with his
son. Mr.. Hugh Alison. who at present
|. is quite ill. Mrs. Alison has been with
her son for some time past.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
| will meet tomorrow friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. w H.
Scanland..
A number of young ladies from
| different points in the parish are here
| taking the teachers examination being
| conducted by Superintendent r. V.
1 Kerr at the School House.
Mrs. Charles Richards, of Grand
Bayou, Red River Parish, after a stay
Of several months in Benton as a guest
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
Thomas, left Monday for her home.
Mrs. Maggie Booker, of the Ivan
community. in renewing her subscrip-
tion, writes: :" 1 feel lonely vixen the
Banner don't come to my home. It
seems like a dear friend to me-"
Thanks, Mrs. Booker.
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Bugg and Mr..
and Mrs. John Glassell, all of Belcher,
! passed this way Sunday on their way
| to Rocky Mount to attend the first
/ services of the revival meeting now
under way at that place.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson. Mrs. Floyd
Prince, Mrs. Banks Doyle and Miss Lii
liam Nelson. all Of Haughton, were Wis.,
itors Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. Y. Wilmington. We think they
were here chiefly to make the acquaint-
ance of little Miss Ann Wilmington.
i Miss Myrtle Gibson, who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Taylor, left Sunday morning for
her home in Vivian. accompanied by
Master Robert 4. Wyche, who will
spend several days i'll Vivian with rel
1 atives. Their uncle, Mr.. Emmett Tay-
lor. took them, by automobile, as far
as Shreveport.
We regret to make mention Of the
failing sight of the Banners old friend,
Mr.. Warner Young. veteran of the
Lost Cause who resides three miles
east of Benton. For some years past
Mr.. Young's sight has been impaired,
hut since some time last December it
has been failing fast and he is now
about totally blind. Mr.. Young is still
in the community to the north Of Ivan
on visit with relatives, for which
section he left some weeks ago, accom-
panied by his little grandson, Guy
Young.
/ H Additional paragraphs written
for this department are to be found
on page one.
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and Milton Johnson, pitchers; viii
Hedge, catcher.
Misses Lilline and Matte Gray
Logan are visiting Mrs. Johnnie Wal
ker, of Plain Dealing, this week.
Mrs. r. w. Eggleston has as guests
at present Misses Aline Kendrick and
Carrilou Mays, both of Plain Dealing.
Little Miss Larry Vance. Of Vance
vile, is spending the week at the
country home of Mr.. w. e. Ivey as a
guest of Martha Ivey.
Miss Alma Heifner left Monday
afternoon for Plain Dealing. where she
will be a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Archie Brown. for several days.
-Messrs. Charlie Harrison. jr., and
Dud Bennett, of Shreveport, We're busi-
ness. visitors in Benton yesterday morn
ing. on their way to Plain Dealing.
Mr.. Ray Smith has been confined
to his bed with malarial attack sew
eral days of this week. but his con-
ulClOu HOW SctIHS suAuCNAdl AupAovCu.
Mrs. E. E. Parker and little son,
G. c., left Tuesday morning for Tilton,
Ark, where they will visit Mrs. Par
ker's parents and other relatives for a
week or so.
If you will save Your copy Of this
weeks issue of the Banner until next
weeks copy comes you will have the
full story. s.The Green Veil" 1t is a
short story but you will find it full Of
interest and excitement.
Mrs. c. D. Paul left Friday Of last
week for her home in Choice, Texas.
She was accompanied on the trip by
Mrs. j. A. Rodgers and Miss Ruth
Smith, who will spend week or ten
days visiting relatives in that place.
Little Misses Inez Heifner and
Ouida Fortson, who recently united
with the Baptist Church. were baptized
in Mr.. T. w. w. Stinson's artificial lake
by Rev. G. G. Dennis Sunday afternoon,
a number of their friends being present
to witness the rite.
a recent visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Merritt, of the Linton
community. was their daughter, Mrs.
]. e. Pilkinton. of Atkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt were SO fortunate as to
have all their four children present at
their home for dinner Sunday, and
we'll venture there was fine spread
before them.
The teams belonging to Mr.. G. Z.
Demoss, of Plain Dealing. passed
through Here Monday afternoon with
something like twenty bales of cotton,
on their way to Shreveport, returning
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Demoss and
son. ]. c.. accompanied the wagons.
which were also loaded on their return
trip, with hay and feedstnff.
"A large crowd of sportsmen left
Tuesday afternoon for Plain Dealing,
where they will hunt for wolves, said to
he marauding in the neighborhood OF
the Arkansas line. seven miles north OF
Plain Dealing The leaders in this
crowd were Messrs. Tom Stinson and
Emmett Taylor, and Dr. Alexander, of
! Shreveport A good run was enjoyed
| Monday night by Mr.. Tom Crawford
| and others, of Plain Dealing.
On another page appears a short
story under the heading Little Billie,
Tiny Girl Lou and the Frog Family
written by one Of the Banners Shreye-
port friends and patrons, whose true
name. by the way, is not Luther Jeffer-
son. You will find the story enter
tanning and instructive for the little
folks in your home, and You should
read it to them. As space permits
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Pea Green Alfalfa

For sale, I. o. b. Vanceville. For prices
phone 1O2O-M. Any quantity this years
cutting. [27-tfl J. B. ARNOLD.
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sss14O 90


The parish rate of taxation is hereby
fixed and levied at 5 mills on the dollar
of the assessed valuation Of all assessabie
property in Bossier Parish, and which 5
mills is hereby apportioned as follows:
Public schools, " mills: roads and bridges,
1 mill general and miscellaneous funds,
2h mills.
We further levy special tax of " mills
throughout the parish for the benefit of
public schools In pursuance of Act 21S of
1913 OF the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana.
We also- levy special taxes in Road Dis
tricts Nos. 1 and 3, to take care Of bonds
and interest in said ditricts: Road Dis
trict No. 1, mills; Road District No. 3,
3A mills.
We omit levying tax in Road District
No. to take care of bonds and interest, as
surplus is now on hand SUFFICIENT to meet
same.
We, your Budget Committee, herewith
submit our report and budget for the year
1921. Respectfully.
j. G. MCDADE. Chairman.
W. b. WILBoURN.
r. ID. WHITTINGToN.
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SIS Reward

Princeton, or information leading to
the recovery of a brown mare MULE,
now estrayed some months. Weight,
about 1000 pounds; think she has small
white spot on hip. Address-Haugh-
ton, La, Route l. f. e. BURRAGE.
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For Sale or Trade

Am offering for sale quantity Of fine Hay.
or will trade for cattle, hogs, corn, cotton
seed, peas, velvet beans, molasscs or po-
tatOes, to be taken at Shreveport prices.
Hay priced at from SO to $40 per ton
Phone, S77-M-nights. Address-Benton
La, Route 2. L. A. TIDwELL.
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New Hay For Sale

Alfalfa, johnson grass and alfalfa and
johnson grass mixed-take your choice.
Also, about 500 bales Of old Johnson
grass hay at 25 cents bale. Apply at
Willow Bend Farm, near Benton.
I16-tfl j. NJ. SENTELL, Jr.
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Lumber

!. In amy dimensions oak, /. !zs IS. p
Mill on Willow Bend pianfata s
west of Benton. Give me ys. y
quick service. About 40, o. ~ - -
clear lumber now on yard, ana
operated every day VI ~ - y|
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Hereford Bl

Am now Offering for sale 9 :
Bull weight about 1850 psSz
twenty-five to fifty fresh cow =:
Phone, STI-M- nights. 49,
La, Route 2. s.
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Jersey Cows

i have for sale several head g. s5
Jersey Cows, fresh in min.
are young and Of excellent ~
mixers, and gentle to handles !: : ss'ss sss1
Greenwood, La. Telephone, As&
I20-2-pl ELLs0sS
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w. w. MCDONALD
Attorney at Law :.
MINDEN, LA.

CIVIL and criminal law. Special attention
given to cases from Bossier Parish. VIII
practice IN all courts. fS9-1y1
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-13
CHARTER
State OF Louisiana,
Parish Of st. Charles.

State OF Louisiana,
Parish Of st. Charles.
BE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBERED
that on this, the 18th day OF the month
OF June, in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one, before me,
Irby T. Baudouin, Clerk Of the TWen.ySs
Tor the Parish OF st. Charles, State OF
Louisiana, and ex-officio Notary Public
In and for said parish, and In the pres
ence OF the undersigned and competent
witnesses. personally came me rr ana b ap-
band Of Mrs Louisa Becnel Lorio: Mrs;
Josephine Ferret Lorio, widow OF
George Lorio, deceased: Miss Claire Lo-
rio, femme sole; Mrs. Odile Lorio Becnei,
married wife OF Telesmar Becnel, All
residents OF the Parish of st Charles,
Iorio Dickinson, married. wife Of Harry
Dickinson, residents Of the City o. new
Orleans, Parish OF Orleans. state OF
Louisiana; who declared unto me, no
tary, in the presence Of the subscr1D-
ing witnesses, that availing themselves
ana laws Of the State Of Louisiana, re.
lating to organization and formation o.
corporations, and particularly OF Act NO
167. OF the Acts OF the General Assembly
Of the State Of Louisiana for the year
1914, and ell laws amending the same.
do by these presents covenant. agree,
bind sand obligate themselves their
heirs, successors and assigns, as we'll
~ such other person or persons ~ may
become associated with them hereaftefs
into 2 corporation and body polite IL
under -he. terms and stipuladons here
matter named and eet forth, which they
hereby adopt - the charter OF their
corporation. to-wft:
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State of Louisiana,
Parish OF st. Charles.
/ hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy OF
the original on file and Of record In
this office.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal Of office on this the twen-
ty-flfth day Of the month of June In
the year one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-one.
I. T. BAUDOUIN.
(SEAL) Clerk Of Court.
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One for 100000 due April 80, 1928;
One for 100000, due April 80, 1924;
one for 100000, due April 80, 1925;
one for s15,O0O.00, due April 80, 1925;

all bearing eight per centum per annum
interest. payable April goth, 1877, ana d
1T ana are
Notary Public, for Identification with
fore said notary on June 20. 1921. where
above described lands to said E: George
Lorio. said act being recorded in the
records of the Parish of st; Charles. in
GGnyeysacf BOOK Book fo1 fS,i0 s aad
notes representing credit portion Of said
sale and being secured by vendors lien
and mortgage on said property.
No stakeholder shall be liable or re-
sponsible for any contract, tort or fault
than the unpaid balance due on his sub
scription to the capital stock, and no
informality in organization shall rem
der this charter null and void.
ARTICLE TX.
This corporation. and the officers and
all the powers conferred upon the cor
poration, officers and directors gener-
ally by Act 267 of the Acts of the Gen.
eral Assembly of 1914, and any amend
shall be dissolved and liquidated In &C.
cordance with the provisions of said
Act or its amendments.
Thus done, read and signed at the
Parish Of ST. Charles. State of Louis
iana before me, notary. in the presence
of subscribing competent witnesses.
after reading. on the day and date first
above written.
Original signed:
Witnesses:
GEO. R. KEARNEY,
LAYOUS GASSEN
E. GEO. Lorio,
Mrs. Josephine Lorio,
Miss Claire Lorio,
Mrs. Odile Lorio Becnel,
Mrs. Blanche Lorio Dickinson,
1. T. BAUDOUIN,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Notary
Public.
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quarter (sWA) of section one hundre199
and four G04), and the soutMH w ~
sA Of dSarter NE gasr of
Of southeast quarter {sEAl Of section lion
one hundred and FIVE rs s1eae Twenty TN Saop
east. in the southern land district o.
Louisiana containing tour 45 nu 5Sn acres:
twenty-five and 5s-loo oa1 b1ss+ mar
ter (NWA) of SECTION one hun ore n anu
Ave (105). and all OF section one tbir-
dred and seven qoD, in to tWsntv ' 12o)
east. in the southeastern land district
Of Louisiana, containing three hy sgt req
and thirty-four and osIiG To,f of sec.
ton one hundred and four lo4l, anu
northeast quarter (NEA) OF secthh43n
one hundred and five (1oo), IN IoWnS9nx
east, in the southeastern land distric;;
of Louisiana, west of the M1ssisslp PIP
river. containing 432 and 12-100 (45z-lI)
acres.
Also twenty-six go mules. f five o SSe
U.s. rs horse, two (2) engines. feed
grinder and one % lot of agricultural
implements
There is excluded the following de-
| scribed two lots from the above oe-
scribed realty. to-wit:
1st That portion of land donated by
F. Bourgere to Mgr Odin t9r ch 1ath
| 1886, before o. DeAras. late notary IN
the City Of New Orleans, described as
Two arpents front on ,e the e,Se Parallel
| lines with the buildings and improve
| ments thereon.
End. That certain lot of ground DO
mated by E. George Lorio to the Holy
Rosary Catholic Church. described las as
has a frontage Of forty (40) feet on the
public road by a depth between paraheI
fines of one hundred 600 feet. and do is
| bounded below by the lot of ground 1or-
merly acquired by said church
| There is also excepted that certain
machinery sold to Haubtmann q Loeo
| Company, Ltd.
| The transfer of the above described
property, to this corporation Is h 10 The
Taft Mercantile Company to Leon z;
Vial on November 18th, 1919 recorded
also oH Subject to the privilege granted by
| c. Vial on April 14th, 1920, recorded IN
Book ''U," folio 1922. which is a grant
| to erect sawm1ll on the property Ior
| definite period.
ing implements and livestock is valued
and appraised by said above named d.
rectors and stoekholders at ado d 5Wen1 Hd
the crops on said property, consisting
of 125 acres of sugar cane. $50 acres Of
rice and 125 acres of corn, all more or
directors and stockholders at seven
thousand dollars ($7,000.00l, a total val
uation and appraisement of thirty thou
sand dollars ($3O, 600 00), and are to be
taken over by this corporation at said
figure, in part payment of which sum
the ten thousand dollars in stock above
mentioned is to be issued; and for the
balance of twenty thousand dollars
$50, O00.0O), this corporation is to as
sumo and agrees to pay certain in
debtedness Of $20,0O0.0O, represented py
and signed by E. George Lorio, payable
to his own order and by himself en-.
dorsed, all dated June 10th. 1921, and
being for the amounts and maturing as
follows:
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of ST. Charles.
Before me, the undersigned authority,
personally came and appeared Mrs Jo-
sephine Lorio and Mrs. Odile Lorio
Becnel, who being first duly sworn, de-
posed and said, that they are two Of the
directors of STAR PLANTING COM
PANY, INC, and that the directors of
said corporation appraised the prop
erty described In the foregoing charter
at the price therein stated. And said
atlantis further deposed and said that
the capital stock has been issued; that
in payment of same the property above
transferred to said corporation and
that, therefore. all Of the capital stock
Of said corporation has been subscribed
and paid in, all of which will more
fullysappear from the, annexed certified
copy of an act Of transfer and giving in
payment by E. George Lorio to said cor
poration.
(Signed1 Mrs. Josephine Lorio,
(Signed) Mrs. Odile Lorio Becnel.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
25th day Of the month of June in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-one.
(signed) 1T BAUDoUIN.
Clerk Of Court.
Filed June 25th, 1921, at II A. NJ,
and recorded June 18th, 1921, in Charter
Book l, Folio II. Of the records OF the
Parish Of st. Charles. Louisiana.
tSigned) /. T. BAUDOUIN, /.
Clerk and Ex-Offcio Recorder.
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ARTICLE I.
ARTICLE II.

The name and style Of this corpora,
ton is declared to be STAR PLANTING
INC.
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DAY of June, in the Year of Our Lord
Nf n Hundred and Twenty-one, be.
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The stockholders and subscribers of
the capital stock are declared to be as
q. George Lorio, Taft. La. "a shares
Mrs. Josephine Perret Lorio, Taft.
La, 9 shares.
Miss Claire Lorio. Taft. La. shares.
Mrs. odile Lorio Becnel. Taft. La, 8
shares.
Mrs. Blanche Lorio Dickinson, New
In payment Of the entire one hundred
shares of stock to be issued as above
set forth, to
E. George Lorio, "a shares
Mrs. Josephine Ferret Lorio 8 shares
Miss Claire Lorio 8 shares
Mrs. Blanche Lorio Dickinson. 9 shares
the said E. George Lorio is to transfer.
set over, deliver and give in payment to
this corporation. subject to the mort
toned. the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land or sugar PLAN
tation, situated, lying and being In the
Parish of st. Charles. State OF Louis
lana, on the right bank OF the Missis-
three miles above the City Of New Or
leans, known as the Star Plantation and
measuring nineteen and one-half ar
penis front on said river by eighty 600
fifteen hundred and sixty {1560) ar
penis, all more or less, bounded on the
lower line by plantation Of Mrs. f.
Troxler or assigns and on the upper
line by the plantation of Widow G. A.
Lorio or assigns, together with all
crops Of sugar cane, rice and corn and
other crops thereon, and with the build
ings and improvements thereon and all
appurtenances thereunto belonging. and
those tracts or sections Of swamp land
known as the Powell lands" In the
rear OF the above described plantation
and described as follows, l. e.: Lots
Nos. six (6} and seven %. west half
(WM) OF southeast quarter (SEX),
and north half tNh) Of southwest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-19
JAPAN WINS BOTH
TENNIS SINGLES

Lake Forest, Ill, Aug. B-Japah
won both singles matches In the days
pay of the semi-final Davis cup ten
mis- contest with India on the turf
courts of the Onwentsia club here to-
day giving a lead which is almost
certain to, put the Nipponese players
into the final round of the interna-
uonal classic against the Australian
team at Newport, Il. l., next week.
Captain Ichiya Kumagae Of the Jap
anese team defeated Mohommed Sleem
II India in straight sets 81, 6-l. 6-l
and his compatriot Zenzo snimidzS
won a similar decisive victory against
Or. A. Il F'yzee, of India. 81, 6-l. 81.
Both kumagae and Snimidzu proved
better al around players than their
Hindu opponents and 1t was the super
iority in race which told most strong
" enabling them to maneuver the
{ ther men over the court and rake
their defensive territory particularly
with Sc -ere cross court placement.
The matches were witnessed by n
colorful gallery of $500 and the events
we're featured by the presence oil
Great Lakes Naval station musicians
who eulNened the intermissions with
airs
The Davis cup play will be resumed
tomorrow with Mumasae asid Simldzu
of Japan opposing Fyzee and l.. $
Dean of India.