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included in the party, and a delight
full outing will result from the trip.
Later Miss Harold will visit
friends in Tennessee, returning to
her home in Americas the latter part
of June, when she will spend the re-
mainder of the vacation period with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Harold
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SEWING CIRCLE TO
MEET FRIDAY.

The West Church Street Sewing
Circle will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs win English at her home
on Church street at o'clock.
All the members are urged to be
present at the hour named.
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PROM DANCE FOR
SENIOR CLASS.

Miss Nell Hamilton and MISS n
lie Walker will entertain jointly ~
day evening at the home of Miss Hal
lie Walker on Lee street.
Dancing will be enjoyed during the
evening hours, and the occasion Is
being anticipated with keen delight
bv the members of the class.
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MISS HAROLD ON
CAMP WITH FRIENDS.

Miss QuenelIe Harold, who has
been studying at Agnes Scott this
year, left college Tueday of this
week with friends to spend ten days
in Blue Ridge, N. c., on a camping
trip. Several of her classmates were
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the class participated.
Miss Frances Sparks will entertain
the class, as win also Miss Sara CIV
er and Miss Nell Hogg.
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PIANO RECITAL FOR
FRIDAY EVENING.

Miss Olive Howard will present
her musical pupils in a pleasing piano
recital Friday evening at 8 O'Clock
in the Bell studio on Jackson street.
A cordial invitation is extended to
friends and patrons to be present at
the exercises, the program Of which
follows:
Morning Prayer" (Sreabog) -
Miss Annie Hyatt and Miss Emma
Hyatat.
Fairy Bells" lsherman)-Miss
Ruth Howell.
Fairy Valse," tStreabog1-Miss
Dorothy Morris.
-Four Leaf Clover Lchnerl -
Elizabeth Mayes.
Golden Star" (Sreabogl Jose
phine Arnold.
Fairy March" (Streabog)-WiI-
lie Parker.
Morning Glory" (Rosselen)-
Ruth Howell.
"valse de ANGUS" (Sherman) -
Dorothy Morris.
Grace Valse," (Bohm)- Annie
Hyatt, Emma Kate Hyatt. Louise
Reeves, Lizzie Mae Gammagc.
"Aurelia," (Heller)-Teresa DAN
eel.
"Gertrude's Dream" Beethoven
Annie Hyatt.
Spring Zephrys," (GreenwaId) -
Lizzie Mae Gammage.
BELL Tunes" (Heins) - Louise
Reeves.
Evening Chimes" (Heins)-Em-
ma Kate Hyatt.
Song Without Words" (HaelzeD
Frances Castleberry.
Qui Vive Gallop," (Gunz) Lou
Use Reeves, Olive Howard, Ruth Me
Math, Gladys Smith.
Meath the Stars and Stripes"
(Brannon) Teresa Daniel.
Christmas Eve" (Heins) Annie
Hyatt.
Charge of the Uhlans, (Bohm)
Louise Gammage.
"Mazurka Brilliant" (Heins) -
Louise Reeves.
Grand Valse de Concert" MAT
teD-Marie Hall.
"Polanaise Brilliant" (Wallen-
haupt(-Ruth McMath.
Gallant Brilliant" Ueybach) y
Marie Hall, Olive Howard, Lula How
ard and Gladys Smith.
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SWIMMING PARTY ENJOYED
BY SENIOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Miss Frances Sparks entertained
Tuesday afternoon with swimming
party at Kidd's Mill for the pleasure
of the Senior class, and in compli-
ment to William Sydnor, of Mt. AIRY,
N. c., a cousin, who is visiting Miss
Sparks at her home here.
The happy young people left Am
CIRCUS in automobiles early in the
afternoon, carrying with them de-
hghtfuIly prepared lunches for
joyment following the dip in the wa
ter.
Included in Miss Sparks list were
Miss Hulet Humber, Miss Elizabeth
Sheffield, Miss halhe Walker, Miss
Louise Dudley, Miss Nell Hogg, Miss
Sara Oliver, Miss Mary Bowers, Miss
Lucy Simmons, Miss Lucy Lane, Will
liam Sydnor, viii Mcneil, Roland
Broadhurst, John Zack Holt, William
Fetner, Courtney Ivey, Harry Dean
Wooten, Neill Hodges, Kendall Woo
ten. Willard Riley, Charlie Wright,
Bennett Williams, Bill Dudley, Mar
vim Bolton, Carr Glover, Hal Gate
wood, DIN Perkins, Morgan Sellars,
Egbert Clark, Alpheus Castellow,
George Turpin, and other young men
friends of the hostess.
HRYSANTHEMUM CLUB
| TO MEET FRIDAY
The Chrysanthemum club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Max Ca
wood, at her home on East Church
street. Mrs. Cawood will be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Joe Poole and
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JUNIORS OF CENTRAL CHURCH
TO TAKE JOINT TEST.

The Junior B. Y. P. U. Of Central
Baptist church will spend Saturday
with the Juniors of Pleasant Grove
Baptist church, a few miles from
Americas.
The young people will meet at 8
o'clock Saturday morning at the
front of the church, when cars will
be awaiting them to convey them to
Pleasant Grove church.
Miss Louise Herndon, director of
the organization, will lecture the
Juniors on the manual. and together
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CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have bought the market of Morgan Co. 1t will be
our purpose to give the people of this community the
BEST and the MOST for their money, and with QUICK
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Deatt8

gs Il is,s 'ti%srs bANEs fssR
r NANCE sfn aosies 3reSSsa a eS sR ri s.s Hss
Thomas and Soss RfsA Wa Mr"s + Pof SasS sS rps
No. q War Mothers. and employees Of Gray.
EsS *. sa RonD s,ps T. a. ere invited
parents residence, I4ie s. Sist st. Services
e the Shgrcs Of iine A,9nopsn, 47,h and
nEi.ES AsH6FF, tor%sfly q q !sSio Ms N, Han: m
Pacific ave. wildwood. n, j.. Wed. $3.50
NJ int, private. at Greenmount Gem.
xsPEEES;,@7sop.: ?s, 1913 k!llea in action;
SFothsr of MARY K.psli q f Gefnsn,o~s, S,VsSG ssl
Mrs. John MeDoHoush. Kenns,t Square. Pa.
ss,s " s ang sS HoB B1 N%s No e.
p. R. T.: surviving membsrs Co. X, siSth
| Ersnkford POST No: 5li. and Henry IL
aSsStTT a,,sSS I5.I, "a Pot ,ISm Sylfs S,s 5s
Tsauiem mass at s.. Vincent dc PsuL' !
J.. Az %, ,lSsi: S9ikpoN sERTRSSM. ,scr
urE FsNTs + and and fI irs NJ are sFHSST pSsd
funs .hp5 s;a Wits w. av. from ws. s'
fnss C&ssipYHoN!yovc Ho!y crqs' isis Hf killed in action
i64 h. a g. ssysf sts n iHYSis Sis by .
gsd o .ssa q ST. to2.rS aSa Rs Of M r si
ro., o N s9s ss POST 's!S any Won
% az e. md,hsE,y "ysa ts,dsnes iS tSnSFls oSs
A% s%sn." " cnsP6S sPfmn 10 requiem B. Tns' Pn; Sy IS
,,,|s S ig action in France r e
YEAR; Relative, and and trissds, ai;o Ken
Mothers: washington Camp. No. ass. P 9;
3 Of n; employes OF John B; ststs2n and and
service, saturday, / :. ~, rss!dsnc.: 12sii
;;iisfy vsal.; in,eTmsnt private, North Cedar
-, ,,c9yIE.%;ISF &c.. 30: JOSEPH !,i, A. Au.san; @
S 3'Es's3 f. ES \ aG SG's o ss Pses ASS GSys son REL
and a frs9S' n are nyS itsm 70 I.,ssns.
9Sism 81, Xnthony's i Ghurch nio IL T A. Il. Int nt
i'o'. on &&iNa SSGss aiemM nnM-Aus. 40. MADELINE
ss% PB;s% BsS sBss ss.'S. IS
sssE s,rssndDs!ssts. $3.50 N nd St int iio1
%5S ySis jss in action :sn .sIs E;snss
nd, nd the r1 al; !S6n br.eris sssa s:is
DS s.: sS.sEs %o,S: r S;:a ~
| 80 ''o S' '"V"'pSoh st' NV NHuar III
Fowl Killed IN action. at pslyeay
%92f Sda"S: 81 III 4HEH' c$ IL s' M.Is. !2sBfa ,pn
Relatives ard fyiepd. are invited to atterd
rooTcm mass, St ,Eiizsbeth's Church. Il
pHRKiSss sole'rTs Did Tss NstonS g. MARY frr wifi. OF
Iohn, J. DurkIns and daughter OF Dsnlal ant
gre lnvI,,sd 70 attend II. funeral ,FFT!'. G Gs;st
Sorrows Church At 10 4, II. Int. ST. Denis
ELLIs;7Aps. 81: 1921. IsA,RsEELLA. w!tt'
S"es ssys'f sS 4as u %,shs
Rosborough. Int private. Friends may cal
%SDAs s Assy g. q rsss RADs pus G. noess s:vs
dsnss sly T H. be sed dTsn .s fro" his late resi-
FEbRhEREiMANmC%Pt I.s ckhRENCE rAroS :.
psan. france. SEPT. 80 ieis ssed % years
c5asy SsP' % s., ,Ss SoqSs, Ss,n Pas1
Iahtt sayins ,imsi from Broad street statior
at St. DevIds sta. Relatives and friend'
,qALLAdHER. Aug. 80. 1921. MARY T.
tives and friends are invited to attend ~
E Ge A. % from asn sF nat:
Charles Gem. 10 a. NJ. Int. Holy Cros
GILBERT. Aug al. 1921. MARY e.. wifi,
Of samuel u Gilbert Relatives and friends
Of l.; Owl Temple: No. 4. W. A.: Camp No
ter. 30. 1872, o. OF E, s.. are Invited L
attend funeral services. sun, r NJ. at hel
husbands residence. 74s S. I'd st. Int
private.
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SUITE llOs
LAND TITLE AND TRUST BLDG

MEN--L. n. Steel Corporation wants q
good men with sales ability Apply 7lO
Widener Bldg
MEN over - years OF age WIN can tell ,ha
truth. stand prosperity and qualify FOR
managere' Dosltions. Apply 7lO Wdener Bdg
OFFICE BOY ~ AUDITING DEPARTSiENT'
OF NEWSPAPER, GOOD OPPORTTSITY
TO LEARN BUSINESS; SALARY SIS
800, LEDGER OFFICE
ONERSEER, cone ana Open drawing ApnIy
In confidence. with particulars a regards
l.edger Cffire,
StpES-ENper erienced patent-leat th.r tn re.
pairers wanted. Apply Laird Schober a
10, 22d and Market ais. sec0nd hoor.
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MEN

Far more man on the wav W than
have already rsAChed the ton our EarJ in
ou'sue etoted-in the shape OF a remarkable
ouportunity--tO few ambitious hEErcs
tie going 70 their liking in their present
employment and who will welcome a MT
un to the higher leNes. where compensation
runs matte--Nt-cou~Se to hundred dollars
week and up. We prefer TO put the ruIl
cation back OF tho man who hasn't a long
record Of success % boast Of. but whose
lion to get ahead ragardlcss OF opporturit'es
missed or DAYS that are past will md It
easy 10 resnond TO the aNmpathetic irdivldusl
coaching Of our friendly manager Of per
Fonnel and 70 begin 20 mount the ladder
toward REAL SUCCESS. The RIGHT OP-
rlsht man MORE THAN HALF WAY II
you're Gentle ard over IS. call from 10
10 T.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


MEES, deceased-Letters Of ndmInls-
tration cum testamento annexo upon the cs
tate OF ANNA CATHARINE MEES deceased
having beon granted to FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY, all persons Indebted 10 the "a a
estate are requested to mike payment and
those having claims against The az mo m
present t!eT. without delay, at the OFF,. os
st.. Philadelphia
WILLIAM y. GEST,
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PERSONALS

POB--Cannot understand. 3 letters to L.;
country Thursday for weeks; baby fne
Hnlcn.
THE grocery and provision business Of
Chester PalosW and Walter wyzykowstl
Of 26l7 Z AllCEheny ave. has hcen sold tn
H. Swierkos present AL bills Tor payment
prtor to September 2. WILLIAM REARDON
HO2p- 2s8l r.. Allegheny ave.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN. PR feraby with an estab ished
clientele and clean record. TO sell stock Of
an old-cstabllshed food company whose prod
uctp are nationally advertiAed ana used e m.
pnny has been paying dividends for II years:
assets, 50 900, 900; we give al c9:operstion
Box 80 Anchor Adver. Agency. 929 Chest
SALESMAN. first c.ass, experienced. TO sell
prefer one who has established trade; state
detailed experience and compensation ar.
raneement recessarv. a04 Lsdgcr O'flce.
SALESMAN-wanted, highest type sales.
man. with car and auto PEn"rcuCC; sRiIrv
and commission but must qualify. Dempsey
Cycle Co, Perry Bldg.
SALESMAN WANTED familiar with whole
sale candy and grocery trade: Phila delphis
and adjacent territory, Apply all week. Con.
way SaleR Co, 33I n 30 at
Statesmen f. Exec Iient opportunity for two
mon with sacs abb ity to realize the am
Iition Of their lives by selling stock Of tho
1850; net earnings 1920. 55 per cent; we give
full cooperation and lileral terms 10 right
mcn. Box 81, Anchor Advertising Agency
~ Chestnut st
LESMEN--S splendid opening for 2 sales
men 10 sell nationally advertised products.
Hroctric cleaner, washer and 'ronor: exclusive
.rirtory giveni exp. not go essential az De.
! r. Buchanan Suppl" Co Apply Letwe, n
. and 4. ". l7lI Chettnut at.
- CERlTY Statesmen with clirn,e.a want
cd II you are not selling today II IL not
YOUR fault, II In the securities you are sell
ing, come In TO rec us, We have what tho
pLbl'C wants. Call after $50 GA Widenpr
Eldz
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BETTERTON. MD.
HOTEL RIGBIE

Open until Sept. ~. Delightful pace to
spend 4 week In Sept. Combination country
and seashore Ideal for rest and recrca tion
Wonderful view OF the old Chesapeake Bay
Beautiful drives through tho country
HOWARD TURNER. Prop.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
\RE WE THE PEOPLE YOU WANT TO
WORK FOR?

WORK FOR?
ARE YOU THE MAN WE WANT
An internationally ly known manufacturer OF n
universally used accounting device, the lsrg
est concern in this limo offers an oxceptiona
opportunity to a young man who is am
bilious to advance to executive position
and willing to work hard TO qualify for II
his general qualifications and adaptahility tc
"A high-grade selling proposition should soor
establish for him an earning capacity OF
about $4,000 year on n commission basis
a student Of aCCountancy or one familiar
with office routine can qualify II re has
real selling ambition and possesses u good
general education, good appearance.
pleasing personality and the ability to inter
view big executives; II you understand be, IL
keeping we can teach you TO sell our product
very quickly.
Act quickly II you are in earnest, phon,
Mr.. Schieble. Locust 64sO. for an early ap.
pointment and frank discussion OF the
"details Of this splendid Opnorr unity.
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ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY

ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY
strong. progressive. lega!-reservn li'e IN.
suranCe company wants general agent for
Philadelphia; real, ney-mRkiag old
time contract given 70 the man whose record
and standing warrant the appointment, also
want general agents throughout the state
experience n selling life Insurance not e.-
sontia!; replies held in strict confidence; or
Eanizcr vii be in Philadelphia Monday
Sept. .. Address Sl5. Ledger Onice
COMMERCIAL Offset transrerer wanted.
must b. aOn-member; GOOD pay: permA.
nCnt position, southern city. Address 81
son. Ledger Office
MAN wanted between 25 and 30 years To net
as assistant to snlesmanager, must be
ambitiO 10 and willing TO learn; immcdIa a te
return9 TO the right person who can qualify;
must have reference; write for interview.
727. Ledger Office.
MECHANICS - Wanted. thoroughly comre-
tent roundhouse mechanics: write. stating
your experience and where employed; orsn
shop. tsigretl The Railway Service Com
parv, Marion, Ohio
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APARTMENTS

SPRUCE ST, l43l--Two large room. az
hath unfurnishsdi second floor front ~
,rcnCPs required, -
SiT 5. ibTIL 81. Largo furn. apt. aud bath
use o. adj. Lying room. Apply 70
OPPOSITE PARK al Diamond st,--rwo =
room unfuTnishsd RpHrl rrants IN b-nutiff,f
larar home; ?eaEonable TO responsible "a
tics. Sh.rwo q 1850. --'fd
: AlARTMENT EAbQUAhTEHs
Aparlmsnt Agency. ia2t Walnut a.
2isT. -, io1-Two Iooms and BATH ws(
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ceased, -Ancillary letters ~ adrin;s
tration upon tho estate OF Pau II. Fasbv de-
TRUST COMPANY and Francis Il. Eashy
all persons nde hed to the said estate aEs
claims against the same to present tt.ms
without delar at the office of the s1'd cow
pany. Nos. 32633l Chestnut ST., PhilaJsi
phia.
WILLIAM p. GEST.
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BOARD WANTED

LADY with son 0 years ot age d.,I,..
hoard In Logan between Broad AZ and
llth and Ludley ST. and RockIand Phona
FlLhert tall or h27. Ledger OrIc.
WA$TED--To board and care for old nor.on
or semi-invalld, ref given and req aiO
=. Church 81 West chester. Pa.
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e55-; ESTATE OF EAdLEsoS E5sa'asnt KonS nv

ceased - AncIllary lettors tes,a.
Mtntarv upon the estate OF EaxlC son y ohh
deceased having been granted 10 FTDEIITVY
TRUST COMPANY, Leon l.. Rains and Annir
sidney Canary k2no' nlI persons indebted TO
mCnt and those having claims against tho
same TO pres'nt them without dizzy, VI IN"
nut St Philadelphia,
WILLIAM p. GEsT.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. ROGERS. Sls s. 2Oth. Announces her
removal after Sept TO 3l7 8. 20th cor
nor Of De Lancey.
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BOARDING

BOARDING DIRBCTORY--Ft Ftrst.cIass rooms
IN West Phlla1slphia t5li Usage ave
ElIGEMERE. ol06 York I'd Rooms with
board large lawn, shade: veg Garden
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THE ENCLESIDE

BEACH HAVEN. NEW JERSEY
The leland Resort---the only resort In New
Jersey that combines perfect bathing. good
hshinE with a modern hotel and gives sure
relief from Hay Fever. Besides nve Tennis
Courts.
September 20. r. r. ENGLE. MANAGER.
Visit Beach Haven, n. J.
The Peer Of Seaside and Baysidn Resorts
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALn

COMPANION. refined, educated lady. Phila-
delphian. speaks French. would serve !
or moro hours an evening: use OF Ford
sedan II desired. p 704. Ledger Office.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

FARM BOARDING
Boarding on farm equipped for same: city
convanisnces In country: ideal for rest and
recreation.
MAPLE WOOD FARM
FrFRATA PA
EIKINS PARK--DesirAble rooms FOR rent
fall and winter, excel board. home coni-
forts. near train and trolleys. Melrose 1881,
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SITUATIONS wANrpp-MALs

IL ElTI.ER'-JapRnCs wishes STEADY position
by middle Eepttrnber, take tull chars" OF
small family or apartment in city; willing
I" 10 cooling and butler, downs airs work;
experienced, with references; need good
Wages: sleep out II necessary. y. Mint Oo@
Pin" at. city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

nSSa ESTATE OF ARCHIBALD T, DIN
LAP. deceased - Letters OF adrninis-
tre,ion on The above estate having been
debted to the said estate are reouestnd ~, 10
make payment, and i those having claims to
GEORGE s. DUNLAP
1o40 S. 56th St
phindaInbIa
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,ssags EsTATE OF ELIZA F. ELpREDGE,

T~sy1 ESTATE OF ELIZA +. ELDREDGE
deceased d,l.ettsrs documentary upon
having, been granted to FIDELITY Trust
COMPANY. all persons Indebted 20 the said
ertate are requested to make payment upd
those having claims against the same 70 pre-
sent them w,tm0mt delay, at the office Of
Phia de phia. '''
WILLIAM p. GEST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

MAKE MONEY AT HOME
You can earn from 81 to SO an hour In your
spare time writing show cards. quickly and
eaeIly learned by our new simple method; {;
no CanETasSams & OF s'!iS,ii,s w. w. t%eeCh % aos as
week: full particulars and booklet free.
Write today TO American SHOW Card School,
g3n Ryle BID. Toronto. Cam da.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

WE WANT at once. household furniture
store fixtures, office furniture. pay spot
ca sh hoU,st value. Phone US about Il Lo.
Gust AHA Old CnurCh, cor. 18th a Cherry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

LAW-YoIng mNn. expert stenoRrapher. 3D.
year aw student. desires permanent pos
ton In law office. Add. M 9O3 Ledger on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, November
and December; many vacancies, salary
S14OO-slsOO write for sample test. Sl+
I.edRpr O1lCs
The Washington herald., 1921-11-22
I. S. Robson, Meddlist in
Carolina Golf Tourney

PINEHURST. N. c.. Nov. 2l.-
Irving S. Robson, of Rochester.
n. Y, led field of sixty-four
contestants by a margin Of two
strokes in the qualifying round of
the annual Carolina golf tourna-
ment at Pinehurst today and
won the medal with a card of
39-39-7s.
Other scores were: c. Deibel, of
Youngstown, 4l-39-S0: Donald
Parson, OF Youngstown. 44-39-s3;
s. o. Miller, of Englewood,
42-44-S6: Tom Morrison. of Oak
mont. 44-42-S6: r. Il. Sherman.
of Youngstown. 45-4l-S6: r. E.
Harlow, of Scarborough, 44-42-S6:
w. L. Watson, of Youngstown.
4O-46-S6: +. $. Danforth, OF North
Fork. 44-44-Ss: d. R. MeiGs, of
Pottstown. 47-42-s9; +. T. keat-
ing, of Spring Lake. 4i-45-Ss:
c. II. Gardner. OF Rhode Island.
46-44-90: Tyler c. Bronzon. of
New York, 43-47-90; r. II. Hunt.
OF Worcester. 45-45-e0, and w.
L. Wells, of Oakmont. 47-44-sl.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-22
AMERICAN FENcERS
TIE WITH BRITONS
IN FINAL MATCHES
U. S. Team, However, Tri-
unphs Because of Prev
iOus Victories.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Nov. 2l.-Tk e
American fencing team triumphed
over the representatives of Great
Britain in the final matches of the
first international tournament ever
staged in this country tonight at
the Aston Hotel In the sixteen
bouts sabers test. The score was
all, but as the Americans had an
advantage gained in two previous
r,n~.s 'h"-- n'nn-Ged victorious by a
total of rs to 81.
me outstanding feature of an
evening full of thrills flor lovers
of fencing was the consistent work
of Chauncey Mcpherson. the ma
tional champion. who engaged in
and won four bouts. The nearest
approach to this sterling perform
ance was made by Lieut.. c. A. Ker-
shaw, II. N, of the British team
who scored in three bouts.
A peculiar feature of the tour
nament, which had its inception at
the recent Olympic games where
the British and American fencers
were SO evenly matched that the
latter won by two touches, was
that while the invaders won two
of the series of three matches they
will return to England without the
perpetual international three
weapon trophy offered by Col.
Robert NJ. Thompson.
The situation is due solely to our
supremacy in the foils. which was
the first event to be decided, and
an 11-to-5 defeat administered to
the Britons eventually proved too
great handicap to be overcome.
Only one unfortunate incident
marked the meet which was wit
messed by large gathering in the
grand ball room. That occurred
when the thirteenth bout of the
evening was nearing the end. I'm
mediately following a close engage
ment Lieut.. Col. a. Ridley Martin
ID. s. o. collapsed and il was neces-
sary to carry him from the floor.
The Englishman was opposed by
Arthur Lyon of the United States
team and although the latter was
leading at four touches to two. the
bout was thrown out at the re-
quest of the Americans and Capt.
T. II. Wand-Tetley was substi-
tuted. The newcomer competing in
his first bout of the evening dis
played unexpected form and de-
feated Lyon.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-22
TWO THANKSGIVING DAY GAMES END LOCAL GRID SEASON
Wilce Satisfied Winning
Pass Was Completed


CHICAGO, Nov. zl-While .
controversy ragged today ever the
forward pass that gave IlIins1s
. 7-to-o victory over Ohio state
Saturday In the biggest upset 81
the season. Nicholas kearns.
held Judge In the game. ex-
ploded the belief. baseA -
motion-picture cameras story q
the play, that the ball was
grounded before Cept. WA}ssist
Of Illinois scosped II uD$sna
raced away for q tsuehdsvvn.
kearns said he was WITHIN .
yards of the Aispsted piays thst
the ball did not tsaeh TIE
ground, that II was fnily een-
pIeted. according to the rsse~'
and that the nettsn-Dictsre cam
era. on which Ohio's claims were
based, must have been at least
30 yards away from the seese
of action.
Coach wiIee asd other Ohio Of
ficials, after viewing motion PIE
lures of the game, say they are
convinced the ball did not touch
the ground, snd there II no basis
for . protest.