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The Washington times., 1922-09-28
Another Glove Day

More Remnants to close
out-priees to crowd these
counters!
Chamoisette Gloves CEo
odds and ends; gray Z0c
and white, pair, 25c.
$3.50 Long SILK OK
Gloves-16-button length COS
best quality Milanese Silk
Gloves; tan. brown and navy
blue; good sizes; pair, 95c.
$500 Silk Gauntlet CT IN
Gloves Novelty OlsCU
gloves; two color styles; pongee
with brown or brown or castor
with pongee; very smart; now.
pair. $50.
$3.50 and S2.75 e. ES
Chamois Cloves OlsOO
clasp or elastic wrist style. in
natural color washable chamoiS
500 French Kid e. OK
Gloves l6-button OtsCO
length, perfect fitting French
Kid Gloves; tan only.
$500 French Glace &C Sn
Gloves 2O-hutton OOsCO
length. in both white and black
good size range.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-14
Official Proceedings of the
POLICE u RY

dered. The bid from the Bank of St
John for IS per cent of the Parish
/ Funds being the same and made ac-
cording to law, the following ordi-
nance was proposed
BE l. Ordained by the Police Jury
of the Parish of ST. John the Baptist
that the bid of the Bank of St. John
for IS percent of the funds of the
Police Jury, to pay 3.66 per cent in
terest per annuf on average daily ba-
itlances, and the bid Of the Bank of
Edgard for 35 percent of the funds
of the Police Jury, to pay 3.66 per
cent interest per annum on average
. daily balances, be and the same are
hereby accepted.
Be it further ordained etc., that the
President, Secretary and Treasurer
are hereby authorized to accept the
proper security that may be furnish
ed by said respective banks, for the
funds deposited. e
A vote on this ordinance resulted as
foIlows:-
Yeas-Messrs. Reynaud Barre and
Bourgeois. Nays, None.
Messrs. Songy and Montegut not
voting, both being Bank Directors.
It was moved by Mr.. Bourgeois and
seconded by Mr.. Reynaud and car
ried that Mr.. Jules Haydel, Registrar
of Voters be and is hereby authorized
to open his office for registration at
the Court House every Wednesday
and Friday.
There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded and carried,
the meeting adjourned.
p. G. S0NGY,
President.
HENRY MAURIN,
Secretary
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DIR. G. E. Burch was a business
visitor to New Orleass on Thursday.
4
Mr. Amedie Troxclair visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
D'Arensbourg durisg the week.
A Community Club was organi-
zed by the young people of Lucy last
Monday.
r
The purpose of this Club is to f,ir-
nish means of entertainment for its
members. Several very Interesting
affairs are now being planned
Anvone wishing to join may do so
by communicating with Miss Alma
Cambre, President, Lucy, La,
= X :
Miss Leonie D'Arensbourg is vjsi-
ting her sister in Bra thwaite.
There will be a basketball game
Saturday between the Berthelot
School team and local team.
+ x x
Mr. Emile D'Arensbourg has re-
turned from visit to New Orleans.
+ < 4 i
a box supper will be gives at the
Berthelot School Sunday night.
Everyone s cordially isvited to at
tesd.
= L \ * y
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anu ana may act either personally o,
oy proxy or by letter, provided n the
latter case his signature shall be au.
thenticated by Notary Public. All
elections shall be held under the rules
and regulat 'ons provided for bv the
Board OF Directors. The Directors
thus elected shall serve for one wear
and until their successors shall have
been elected and qualified. Any
vacancy occurring in said Board shall
be filled by the remaining directors.
The officers of the corporation shall
be a Pres dent, ce-President, Sc
crctary and Treasurer, who shall be
chosen by the Directors from their
own number and who shall hold of
flee until the next succeeding annual
meeting of the directors and until
Their successors have been elected
and sualified. The offices of Secre-
tary and Treasurer may be combined
and filed by one man.
George P. Robbins, Garyville, La,
George F. Smith, Garyville, La, Fred
Fl. Sanguinet, Garyville, La, J. B.
Kelley Livingston, La, DIR. II. A.
Murphy, Garyv,lle, La, Morgan Mick
leberry, Garyville. La, J. Searcy Par
ker, Garyville, La, II. A. Leblanc,
Reserve, La, and A. Lasseigne, Re
serve, La, with the said George P.
Robbins as President, the sa i George
F. Smith as Vice-Pfes dent, the said
Fred II. Sanguinet as Secretary, and
the said J. Searcy Parker as Treasu-
rer, shall constitute the first Board of
Directors, to serve until the third
Tuesday in October, 1922, or until
their successors shall have been ap-
their successors shall have been ma
med and qualified.
Fifteen days notice in writing shall
be gwen to each stockholder, sent to
him by meil at his last known ad-
dress, of the annual meeting of stock
holders for the election of directors
ARTICLE VI.
At the expiration of this charter or
the dissolution of the corporation,
one or more liquidators selected by
the stockholders, shall settle its af-
fairs. This charter may be amended
IN the manner prescribed by law,
This charter shall serve os the or.gi-
nal subscription list, the unders, ,gned
being The original subscribers to the
capital stock Of this corporation IN
the amounts and for the number Of
shares set opposite Their respective
names and signatures. The postoffi-
ce addresses OF the said subscr bers
likewise appear opposite the-r names.
Thus done and signed at my of ce
at Garyville, Parish and State afore-
said. IN the presence Of E. B. White
and A. Navarro, competent witnesses,
who hereunto sign their names with
the sa d appearers and me, Notary,
after due reading Of the whole, on
the day and date first above Written.
". S. FRAZEEi,
Notary pubiir.
Witnesses.
Antonio Navarro,
E. Burton White,
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LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in 10,00O.00
Surplus 1O,OOo.o0
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and texas pad 2,767-2'
Dividends unpaid 1.50u.0u
Indiv dual deposits subject
to check L07.07b.I
Time certificate Of deposit 44.o45. oS
Bonds borrowed 100000
TOTAL: S 1,1s7.6 so
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Parish Of st. John, the Baptist.
Edgard, La, january 18th. 1922

Edgard, La, january 18th, 1922
The Police Jury met this day in re
gular sessios with Hos. p. G. Songy
N the Chair, and the following mem
bers present: Messrs. Reynaud Bar
re-. Mostegut, Duhe and Bourgeois.
Absent. None.
The minutes of the. two meetings
held In December were read, and OF
motion of Mr.. Reynaud, secinded By
Mr.. Montegut and carried, said m nu.
tes were approved as read.
The report of the Finance Commit
tee showing total amount of $2.715
90. to pay salaries and bills for the
month Of December, was read, and
on motion of Mr. Duhe, seconded by
Mr.. Reynaud and carried, said ro-
port was accepted, and the President
was authorized to borrow from the
Bank Of st. John the sum of 5000
(Thirt yTwo Hundred Dollars) to
meet sad Indebtedness.
It was moved by Mr.. Montegut and
seconded by Mr.. Reynaud that the
following resolution be adopted:
whereas th4 Police jury after dine
efforts has been unable to collect
from the State Highway Department
the sum of $21, 1,610.98, due this Par
7sh on the Good Roads built under
state. supervision,
Be It Resolved that, the President,
Mr.. p. G. Songy and one member, Mr.
c. F. Montegut, be and are hereby
authorized and directed to confer
with the Louisiana Highway Commis
sion relative to this Indebtedness, and
that Messrs. Songy and .Montegut be
further authorized and directed to
necessary steps to collect this amount
from the Louisiana Highway Com
Vote oil, same resulted as follows:
Yeas---Messrs. Reynaud. Barre Som
oy. Montegut, Duhe and Bourgeois
Navs--Non0.
nue ho The refusal Of Mr.. G. r. Mon
teO1.t. Jr.. to act as Pound Keeper IN
fhe Fourth Ward, it was moved by
M Monteput and seconded by MT.
nnhe and carried that Mr.. Charles
Re;iiev. Sr.. be appointed Pound kee
nar - to succeed Mr.. C. F. Montegut,
Ir.. said appointment to take e1lecs .sc
this day. It was also moved py MT;
Montegut seconded by Mr.. pune anu
carried that Mr.. A. I. Per1lloux aiso
he appointed Pound Keeper IN tne
fou,fh ward, to take effect ths DAY.
nne ii the refusal of Mr.. Blenvenu
- act, act as Pound Keeper in the flftn
,rara ~ # was moved by Mr.. Jacques
Ts,,ha. s 1' seconded by Mr.. Montegut ana
= !. .,-Ss ,srssd that Mr.. Jules Battard be ap,
,,o;nt4d as Pound Keeper to succeed
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Z Q s z.

ONE GOLD LOCKET with init -gls
M. E. B. Picture of baby in locket.
Finder please return to DR.. G. E.
.Burch, Edgard, La, and receive re-
ward.
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W ltIISssNN
Anton % Navarro,
E. Burton White,
STATE OF LOUISIANA

~ "A i
Parish Of st. John the Baplst. :.
Before me-, TIE undersigned aathorl- =
tv. personally came and appeared ~ u.
.P. ROBBINS and Il. 4. MURPH J !,
Who, beng severaliy duly sworn, aid
depose and say:
tat thew are two Of the orig nal
IL es,goorators ard directors oi tae
sARKANSAS-LOUISIANA COMP-A-
NY. INC. and that in that capac ~
fhey make this affidavit; that to their
personal knoyledge fifty per cent OF
fhe capital stock of the said company
i.se haen subscribed and paid for.
- G. P. ROBBINS,
H. A, MURPHY,
svyorn to and subscribed before me,
+,,, 5th. day of December 1921.
= w. S. FRAZEE,
fasall Notary Public.
E. Burton White
A. Navarro
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
.. -;sh of st. John the Bapt-st.
taa undersigned Clerk of Court
,sa Ev-Officio Recorder in and Tor
}le arish Of St. John the Bap1 81, u9
hereby certify that the ABOVE oan,, anu
i fore9.Uing is a true and coTreesc corr 9c wy
of tfle Charter of the ARkAINoAo-, ma,
| ICYfstfANA COMPANY, M, anu
that same has been recorded al .'lis
office in Charter Book No. !, page
26 Ell seq, .. NV
IN FAITH WHEREOF, witness my
hand and seal of office at Edgapa'
Ia. til 5 18th day of December, lSzl.
A. L. BROU,.
Clark Of Court & Recorder.
(Seat)
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Subscribe to the Meschacebe ana Wasr ges
the he local News. Only s2.oe q ieal'
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N o T 1 c E,

Notice is hereby given that the Re-
gistrar of Voters, Mr.. Jules Haydel,
will be at the Court House at Edgard
every Wednesday and Friday.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-14
RESOURCES

Demand loans S 1O,O50.0O
Loans secured by mortgage $4,000
Other loans and discounts 27,439.63
Overdrafts unsecured 257.34
United States bonds 1O,612.50
Louisiana State bonds 1,037.50
Other bonds, stocks, securi-
ties, etc., 81 412.00
fixtures 100000
Cash items 402.85
Due from banks and
bankers 54,472.3O
Silver, nickel and copper
National bank notes and all
issues U. S. Government 4,130.6O
TOTAL: s 1s1, 1880
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-14
/ enple OF Lord's Prayer.

Perhaps the most interesting. surely
the most exquisite, house Of prayer IN
the world is the Little Temple OF tha
Lords Prayer in Palestine. erected en-
the spot where 1t Is believed the Saw
Tor taught his prayer to the disciples.
The little temple is OF pure whits
marble, with simple straight lines. dis
tinctly unlike the architecture Of the
Orient. "Our Father which art in
heaven" IN every known language liz
carved on the walls and columns. and
70 the only decoration OF this supreme
II lovely place. To see 1t In the soft
opal twilight Of the east, or at moon.
light. or In the earliest. dawn, is 70 IN
derstand the matchless words OF the
Master translated info marble Chris
In Herald.
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WIS 8
FOR SALE !.

CHEAP-Stove and Fire PIa9%s ,yoos
any length. Reasonable.
If you are looking for goof.l wood i
will pay you to communica 6e. with
STEPHEN ]. BRJRCH
EdsaTrtd. La,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-14
A UTo OR SAL E.i

I Ford Touring Car n perfect run
ming order, at moderate price. All
good tires.
For further information write or
apply to this Office.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-14
WONDERFUL STUFF!
% LIFT OUT YOUR c0RNS
Apply a Few drops then lift corns or
eailuses on with fingers
no pain.

No humbugI Any corn, whether hard,
soft or between the toes, will loosen
right up and lift out, without particle
OF pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and is a
compound Of ether discovered by a Gin
cinAati man.
Ask u any drug store for q small
bostM Of freezone, which will cost but
. t1f6e, but is sufficient to rid ones
feee OF every corn or callus.
psk . fsw drops directly upon any
tAn68. aahiAG corn OF callus Instantly
TIE ssEsness disappears and shortly the
sosn - callus will loosen and can be
HID - with the fingers.
his axsg freezone doesn't eat out the
eos.s e ea0uses but shrivels them with
ont sso irritating che surrounding skin.
Juss tAinki No pain at all; no sore
ness q smarting when applying it OF
aftervasds. II your druggist don't have
frssssae have him order II for you.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me,
his 4th., day of January 1922.
LEON A. PICOU
Justice of the Peace.
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S 1s1.1s7.eo

l, F. REYNAUD, President, and
/, j. J. GEBELIN, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
nat the above statement is true to
the hest of my knowledge and belief.
F. REYNAUD.
Prtsident.
j. J. GEBELN
Cashier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

During the pant years tire manu-
facuuois have seen their Euhran-
toes aadly@iNsuscd. The custom oi
picking up scrap tires ana send
ing hcm in for replacement 90 Oh
tain special price ronccHsinus mas
grown up. Customers have been IN
clinod 20 ask for illcR,timate replace
monta. 10 take chance ON getting
all they could, believing that every
one else ala the Same ana that there
was nothing actually wrong in do
ing Ho.
Policy rcplaccmcuta have heoom"
moro and more common. Thousands
of undescrvcd rcpliccmoutB have
been made all over IA" country. The
careful motorlst has been pcnnlizcd
IN favor Of the careless, re the tree
themselves have hade 90 carry tins
expense.
Widc-awako tire dealers through
out the country have asked repeat
ediy that tire guarantees be re-
moved $50 that they could meet com
petition on the merits of tho prod
ucts handled ana not on the basis
OF unwArrantod requirements.
Bccomc Big Selling Argument.
n has come TO pass that In Ger
tain Instances rCpllCpmcnts have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Tire Replacement Abuse Increases

become the biggest selling argument
tp the customer Tires. like any
other merchandise, are made 10 an
Swcr O. certain definite purpose. The
fulrllment or this purpose IL gov
orucd by the way ln which they are
used. Vet this has bocn seldom
cou8ldcrfd In dealing with automo-
bile castings.
The latest stem taken toward the
elimination OF uuiustifiod replace
ments ia the recommendation by the
tire manufacturers division of the
Rubber Association of America. Inc.
uf a manufacturers standard war
ranty q replace the usual tire guar
nutco and standard claim form for
the use In requesting replacements.
Tho action Of the association, says
tho Miller Rubber company. Akron,
Onto, ~ a definite step forward 10
protect motorists and tire dealers
against the menace OF uadesorycd
rcplaComcutE.
Features at New Proposition.
\ feature OF tho new proposition
ig the fact thht the mileage basis ~
figuring rcplacemcnts has been alb
suutply Discontinued, Tho tire men
have come tu realize that mileage is
only u basis Of argument and that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
How Long win It Hold Up?

a good thought 10 keep In mind
at the Automobile show. when elect
ing your new car is will II continue
To do tho things which are causing
mo to buy itH WIN the second and
third year of. service be as saiisfas-
tory as the first? THIS depends upon
principles of design aud construc-
tl0n and the simplicity Of malnton-
ance cars required to prevent and
compensate for wear. but ~. great
est proof IL the testimony of an own
er Ne knows FROM rNpo"ienor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

service is the real criterion. Sorv-
tee then has replaced mileage. The
mptOrist knows that 20 neglect his
OF his pocket.
A customer IN filling Inn tho stand
ard claim form used with the war
rgnty gives the exact facts In the
ease. II then becomes merely a
question OF deciding " the tire tx
TO blame by reason OF being below
u reasonable standard Of perfection
or whether the customer IL 10 blame
for running the tire through abuse
and neglect
All good merchandise must he
sold with some assurance to the
buyer that No win get his moneys
worth. This is what the now war
ranty provides.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

llhRRlSBUlG, Pa, .- pCunsyl
Vanin's new state gasoline tax ~ ono
cent n gallon IL going 10 produce
nearly S3,0O0.000 oT 10 bc more
exact. s2.S7O.OOO u year half ~
which will go TO the counties In
proportion 10 the tax originating I'm
them, according To estimates mado
In the auditor generals vffico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Columbus ONO ttal"rs lu both
used and new crrg in ohio have been
asking u number NJ questions as to
the status Of the mortgage holder
ON % car when II ig coufiacHtcd by
prohibition enforcement officers FOR
carrying liquor illegally. \ number
Of eases ~ this sort have como mp
under the Ohio Jaw governing the
prohibition question ana the courts
have been called upon to uuravel
the problem. But 80 fur NO definite
decision has boon made. other than
To protect the mortgaRoc In case he
is not implicated In the Illegal trait
lie. In other words. unless II ~
shown that the holder OF the mort
gaze knowingly conuivcs with the
driver IN carrying on tho Illegal
traffic tho MORTGAGE stands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
First!

Turing 1921 the Tulsa World
~ printed AZ ,O7S column inches
of display automobile advertising
-3,6OS separate advertisements.
This was by far the largest vol
ume of automobile advertising
printed by any newspaper in
Eastern Oklahoma.
The second newspaper in this ter
ritOry printed only approximately
$4,000 column inCheS-abOut
53% of that carried by the World.
This is indisputable evidence of
the value of the World as an auto
mobile advertising medium and of
it's standing with the automobile
trade.
The World with it's circulation of
over 35, 900 copies daily, and
$4,000 copies Sunday, has been
apowerful factor in making Tulsa
the automobile center of the
Southwest.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Norwich Sent Over
Mile and an Eighth
I'm Test at LatOnia

CINCINNATI. Juno 2i.-Undcr tho
watchful eyes Of his owner ra'h'r :
and gallery Of several hundred turf
fans the great Norwich had n workout
soon after sun.up this morning NJ
LA,onia in preparation for tho $4,000
.,.eial race on Saturday. Tho great
racing machine was sent n mile and
an eighth. or an eighth Of milo less
than he and his competitors will step
in the special race.
The colt ucgo,iatcd tho mile and mn
eighth in 1854. which figure visibly
pleased both trainer Fred Burlcw and
BENJAMIN Block. his owner. Neither
would make further comment on the
horses workout than 20 express cN-
trcme satisfaction.
Norwich. with li5 pounds up, did the
quarter in p seconds. tho half IN
a 2.5: hvc-cighths in 80 2-5; three
quarters in 1918 2-5; the mile in
/ 80 2-5 and the mile and an eighth IN
1854 flat.
while Norwich was tho hero Of the
Latonia inclosurc to-day. admiration
is scheduled 10 switch 20 Whlsknway
Tomorrow morning. wnen the whitney
star that gave Norwich his first taste
Of defeat arrives at the track. To-day
i, was reported that Whiskaway. olym-
ms. Piliory. Hca and other horses
That will compete with Norwich Satur-
dav are on the way TO Latonla IN spe-
cial cars.
Both owner Block and trainer Bur
lew seem perfectly Satisfied with Nor
vich's chance m the classic. but there
arc some who favor Whiskaway' Pil-
lory or Olympus. Deadlock, the Ken,
tucky-owned hope. is not regarded
seriously by turfmcn, as contender.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
LaiOnia Entries

Firs, race fpur~e. 81 900. claiming three
y~ar-oids and upward. pa i.mtsl
.Suods %. 'NrGec'a ltnE, ~. stamp
100. Anneiie's sister io2. top Mast l'-'
TOO. Mshoney iol. 'lion"r Man. lp'' A'S
Bodile. 30.
Second race fpurse. $500 claiming
fhre.-y -y.ar-olds and upward. mil" ana q
-iatccnihl ''ol lo-7uT .. Noun' JOY. -
'Iafaon. i05. Amanda. lnl, - brfnl'tr'
its. la Toudre. JOS. ~ h!"nt. ips'
.sncnc~. ios. ~ Ballot i". sun eoaa.
inS. thrown thnck. fNa. tufdnn. llN.
Buck NaIL if1 Frank D.. llN. captain
Tom. no. Platoon. 40. 'froop"r' i's'
Third race tpur-e g. 600. maiden two
year-olds. claiming nNr ana n h.lf iuI
Ionrsl Fhenol. ill. lilf 81. ll-. hfhhn.
fis. Pleasure lf1. Regent queen ll-.
irish nosr. ii1. M.sT ha.se. ~ lfcs'o-
ia. Aurr riY~ 'iown. lfs.
Fourth race ,pusse. 81 300. Allowance
n. req 3rar-nIir. FiN fur."nFsl ~" fH
I.ady. o.. -Morn. o.. Nhir. i0', irguisl
llf. Jim Ownber io5. Huma1iiarian. l''.
Flffh race fpur-e. $1,000. claiming. for
ihree-yrnr-olfs end upward m'ir 90. a
slyteenfhl 'Feie fof. -. 'naiAnfr. ~.
sea Court. i0t. rh.iisfine. ii1. o-.lr Wood.
no. Plato. go. Nomirf'. lln. 'lim Mf
Gee 40. War Spirit. llN. MnfffNs no.
quincy wafi. no. Whipp't iln lncl'
i~rf. Jos. 'TohaHco sauce. ln., 'toncfn-
frafe. l0t. Lottery. lin.
sixth race fpurs@. g. zoo; claiming; for
o. o-fenr-nlds. nNe fuflonrfl faNloWs,
100. pearir. 100. Manicure Maid. 100
Antsalo. i04. Miss Ians. i01. Irene walton.
100. ormonf. ma Billy Bern. il-. kocka-
By. ~. First ward. ii2. Siah""r-f' ~
Narbe'h. ne. Admircr. iis, Taylor Hay,
ils. Bess l.. ii-. Colonel Whalen. iis.
seventh race tpurse. $500. claiming for
three -year-oldr and upward nii" end s-t
enfy yafdsf .Charl.lr. 20, fHIpe Deep. f'
.Ir.ndei I0l. pred kinney. ioi. Last
prush l0i. sLugs i1f. sJordan. int. 'lsrnss
Tacks. l05. Robbie shea. 100. boiul los
nob. 100. Sportsman. il2. 'Wllllam Oldi
i0f. Spill; Grass i0i. Tex, igi.
Apprentice allowance % ~, pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Blossom Appointed
Graduate Director
OF Yale Athletics

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 2i.-At
the alumni luncheon held to-day in the
university dining hall. President James
Il. Angel announced the appointment
Of John c. Blossom. Of Cleveland. rs
graduate director OF athletics. The
announcement was preceded by n short
talk by the president. in which he re-
called Blossoms college md war record
and In which he told the assembled
graduates that he himself had the very
greatest interest in Yale athletics and
that he considered athletics one OF the
most important parts OF university
activities.
Since his Inauguration President
Angel has attended every important
meeting Of the board OF athletic con
troll. Follswing Blossoms appol'>
mcnt came ne announcement that Pro
fcssor Clarence W. Mcndell would con
tinuc as chairman Of the board of
athletic control. At this announcement
bcdlam broke loose and Professor Men
dell received nm ovation that lasted at
least three minutes.
The selection OF blossom NJ gradu'
ate director 81 athletics came after
more than "A years deliberation on the
part Of special committee Of the
board 81 control. % which DR.. James
&. Grcenway. Of the university de-
partmcn, Of health. is chairman. Bios
som captaincd his freshman nine in
1911 and in 1914 and 1915 captaincd
the varsity. playing in shortstop posi-
tion. During these two years his
record was excellent and he was twica
chosen all-Amcrican shortstop. Since
graduation he has taben an active in
tcrest in athletics and has closely fol
lowed the Yale situation. He wen;
South with the Yale squad this spring.
blossom will succeed TO the position
left vacant by the resignation Of DR..
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