davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
Young People Celebrate Hallow,en.

Miss Irene Smith and Miss Dan Rear.
don, as Joint hostesses. entertained de.
lshtfully with a Halloween dance on
Friday evening at the home of Miss
y ;na rslon.
Prizes were siyen for the various con.
test Md during the evening and Miss
Ninfsaret BOyde. George smith. I'd AZ.
len Stewart. Ruth Frazier. Dan smoy.
*-r and Ford Guthrie.
An ice course was served by Mrs
->-'th aud Airs. Rcardon. who assiste-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
East Ardmore Presbyterian Party
Enjoyed.

\ very enjoyable Halloween party
was given Friday evening In the home
ar and Mrs. John Small by members
oil the East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
siohary society In honor OF their nus.
bands
inc living rooms were at,ractiyely de
corated with a protuslon OF beautiful
autumn leaves and Halloween sus,rs.
TONS and the guests were cheerfully
greeted on all sides by grlnning Jack
olahterns.
Some very interesting costumes war.
worn representing gypsles. Indians
S.''inese twins, maids, peasant laasiss.
ghosts and giblins, who were nil civ.
en- appropriate names on entering the
door.
An interesting feature OF the enter.
ta4nment was the stunt prosram
given by members OF the society. which
was followed by piano solos by Mes.
DANES Louis Rocket. John Small. W.
L. Hamilton and readings. very charm.
insy given by Miss Mablc Ruth strong
and Miss Blanche Fra,oy.
The men were then called ON ,o do
Their bit and were required TO initiate
various animals before claiming their
reward. drawn from the depths OF n
pumpkin.
Refreshments were served 10 the FOL.
lowing guests.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. u. Gaines
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rupari.
MIR. and Mrs. Ashburn William.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hamilton.
Or. and Mrs. j. j. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Fraser.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Salisbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. LLOYD.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. winchblooti.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. n Small.
Mrs. e. Peterman.
Miss Pearl Gum.
Mrs. W. y. Gum.
Mrs. r. Lee Hopson.
Miss Mabie Ruth strons.
Mrs. Louis Henry Rocket.
Rev. Thomas Carey.
Mrs. Grace Heath.
Mrs. A. ]. Csrmou.
Miss Blanche Fraley.
Miss Jennie Myra Hsiford.
Mrs. y. z. Thomas.
Mrs Stanley Carmon.
Mrs. ]. H. Sfni,t--
Airs Frank BiAls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
Norris Chappel Jubilee

most enjoyable Halloween party
was given at the Norris Chapel school
northeast Of town on Saturday even.
ing when play and box supper were
given.
Several Ardmore high school pupils,
former students OF Norris Chapel
TOOK active part in the entertainment
MACK Thompson of Junior high, in full
dress costume, was the colored stage
director. Miss Eula Thomason OF sen.
ior high school, dressed as an old maid
gave reading. Miss Vida Lloyd OF
junior high. and Miss Ann Morgan,
both gave readings.
Little Chequlta Mathews. dressed as
black cat, danced Miss Nell Staples
music teacher from Bloomfield, charm.
cd the audience with an Egyptian
dance. Mrs. Otis Skinner, OF Chick
asaw lake made a charming maid Of
1850 and received many proposals from
the old bachelors present.
The social was given out on the
campus at the school house and Mr..
jackson, manager OF the Dunlap farm,
furnished seats and auctioned Off the
boxes.
CHARLES Walters, u member of the
school board was present and Mr.. John
GrItln was dressed az an old witch
and took active part in the merry.
making
Mrs Callie Layman and Mrs Minnie
Jones, are the teachers OF this school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
M{oci;eht


Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett will enter
tain at bridge on Wednesday afternoon
and again on Friday afternoon, In non.
or Of her sister, Mrs. c. N. Newman
Of Blackburg, Virginia.
+ T. +
Miss Pricellt Franklin will entertain
= group Of her young friends with a Hal
lowe'en party on Tuesday evening at
her home. 20l d street, south
+ + +
Professor Byron w. King of the King
School OF Oratory OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
will lecture in the auditorium at Sem
ior high school Monday evening un-
der the auspices Of the Senior class.
~ + + +
The Federated church societies will
meet Tuesday at the First Christian
nnpch Tuesday afternoon at three o.
0pck.
Wednesday the Philharmonic club
will give musical OF unusual selection,
when the opera Martha" will be stu.
died.
Thursday evening members OF DOR
nick Hills Country club will entertain
with a Country party.
I. + ,
A silver tea will be given at Hotel
I, ,Ardmore Saturday afternoon, when the
/, ,Parent-Teachers association OF the
Third ward school will entertain. =
market will also be held in connection
with the affair. which is being given
on themezzinine floor at the hotel.
M + + +
M Circle No OF the Broadway Meth.
odist church will give a Haiiowe .en
tea, market and parcel post sale Tues.
day afternoon at the church from 2:SO
until $50. Good cakes and home made
candy at the market, fifty and twenCy
five cent packages all worth the none.
Musical numbers will be rendered OUR
ing the afternoon. The public is IN.
vited
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

tions. Straight lines haY, given way
to draperies and graceful points.
One Of the most beautiful Of evening
wraps is shown above It is of heavy
silver brocade heavily patterned with
beads.
From Czechoslovakia comes the uni
que bodice and fan. formed from a
silken scarf This is style Paris is
favoring at the present time. and il
promises to become one Of the mos,
popular fads Of the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
+ + &
Junior High Renef;f !. Su...ss


The tea given Friday afternoon by
the Junior High Parent Teacher a..
ISOLATION was we'll attended cons der.
ing the fact that there had been some
misunderstanding AZ to the time OF
the meeting.
The rooms were indeed artistic Hal
lowe'en decorations were very much
In evidence as well as many beautiful
vass of cut flowers and ferns.
Piano numbers which were much an.
precated were Robins OF tho Wood.
land" and Twilight" rendered by
Mrs VI. Ikard.
Mrs. Billy Baker with Mrs. VIII Ty.
er as accompanist. sang when Song
Is Sweet" which beautiful number af-
ter repeated requests. she very gra.
ciously sang again.
Throughout the afternoon refresh.
ments were served in the Junior h,sh
cafteria.
The proceeds OF the candy sale and
Tree will offering amounted 10 S2s "a.
The affair was very enjoyable ~ well
az successful and many other enter.
tainments are being planned by this
mothers club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30
The WOmcn's Union

N At business meeting Of the Wo-
mems Union on Tuesday afternoon it
was decided TO hold the Thanksgiving
Tea, with market and bazaar, on Tues
day. November 20. Great interest is
being taken in the coming tea and COM
1mittees are busy working out details.
M + = +
4 Mrs. Harry Kessler will entertain
Z at bridge at Dornick Hills country ciup
Friday afternoon, complmenting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold James, a bride
ot the past week.
i Mrs. G.. r. McVeigh and Mrs r. G.
Ralnes VIII entertain with u Hallowe.
en- party Tuesday evening at the home
fof Mrs. Raines. 1919 Blxby avenue,
southwest Dancing and cards will be
< Enjoyed.
The Parent Teacher association Of
| second ward school will sive a box sup.
Eper at the school on Friday evening
November 3, at 1880 p. m. Mr.. Otis
Smith Will be auctioneer for the occa.
sion and much fun and pleasure is an.
tlclpated.
N4 + + I.
N The Philharmonic club will meet at
the Y. w. rooms, Wednesday arer-
noon at 3:l5 with Mrs. Richard Ecekls
O. leader. All associate and active
members may bring one guest.
tGerman Opera TO Mozart's time, Web.
or, Beethoven and Wagner-Mrs. j.
"a II. Chandler.
Piano Selection, Martha Mrs. Ford.
Synopsits OF the story. Martha" Miss
Helen Dolman.
Overture from the Opera-Alrs Velle
Suggs and Miss Marguerite Noble
Dramatiaation OF the Opera. Martha"
, Miss Eleanor Lilly.
Lionel. Ger my Head" Mrs. ]. b
81 Alexander.
Ensemble. "Maidens Bright and Fair
Mrs. Alexander.
Martha. Last Rose OF Summer" Mrs.
~ y. G. Wood.
( Violin obligato-Alrs. Golden lIowes)
Goodnight, Quarteret. Victor record.
Lionel. oh. So Pure. oh So Fair" Mrs.
Mrs. Gordon Harrison.
Finale. May Heaven Forgive You.'
Mrs. j. b. Alexander
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

81 Mrs G. T. McVeigh and Mrs. r. G.
Raines VIII entertain with Hallowe.
En- party Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Raines. 1919 Blxby avenue,
southwest Dancing and cards will be
eD loved
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22

Mr.. I. L. Eversole, of Hazard,
5 visiting friends at Berea.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Court Says Teacher Can
Remove ANSWERS
CIV Associated PressJ


| Paduach, KY, April 22-Elmer
Scherer, aged I, a student in the
"a class room at the Franklin
school suddenly became an infant
prodigy in the question of arith-
metic. The teacher, Miss Goldye
Resenthal, also discovered tina,
all at once the percentage of cor
rect answers to arithmetic prob
lens became high. She iWeSti
gated and found that E1mer's ar.
lthnetic had the answers to the
problems in the back. The rules
OF the school forbid arithmetic!
with answers in them. Mis-
Rosethal tore the offending page
out of Elmer's book. She wa
acquitted in the McCracken coun.
ty court of charge Of intention
ally taking, tearing, injuring ans
destroying school book" Mis-
Roscnthal had offered a new bool
without the. answers in place %
the old book. but this was refused
by klmer's parents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Circle Meeting


The {. l.. s. {, met with Miss
Matte Tribble Tuesday at her
beautiful country home. ia
tigue and its Psychology was
the subject under discussion and
was handled in an attractive way
by Mrs. Keith. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs.
Tom Chenault, Mrs. Mary {.
Arbuckle and Miss Matte Trib-
bic. This club was organized by
Miss Kathleen Poyutz il Octo-
Der with nine members enrolled.
The other members include Mrs.
]. !. Neale. Miss Mary Lee Col
yer and Mrs. G. ". Pickles.
The subjects Of the reading
course are: Abbott's Common
People OF Ancient Rome; Mar
denis Greece and the Aegean
Islands; Gibbons New Map OF
Asia; Swilt's Psychology and the
Days Work The latter Is arous-
ing much consideration and the
club enjoyed a visit TO the reci-
tation room Of Prof. Donovan at
the Normal a few weeks ago.
The meeting with Miss Trib-
bic was unusually interesting
and the beauty OF the spring day
the lovely hospitality OF this
home all combined to make a
most pleasing and successful &C
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Londcn Woman injured
By Vicious Bull Dog

London, Ky, Apr. 22-NTrs.
Lucinda Sewell. 65, mother oil
Nat B. Sewell. former state IN
spector and examiner, was at
tackled and seriously injured By
vicious bull dog Monday. In
her struggle to fight the beast
away from her throat, her left
arm was badly lacerated, d large
piece of flesh was torn from her
leg and deep wounds were i'll
Aicted in her side and shoulder.
Though in a serious condition.
from wounds and shock, Mrs.
Sewell is believed out Of danger.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Bowling Green Wants
Curfew Law. To.
(By Associa ed Press)

Bowling Green, Ky, April p
The children of Bowling Greer
have been staying out too late
night and some of them have
been getting into mischief as :
result. Now the hackers of law
enforcement in the city have tax.
en- hand and have asked the city
council to pass a curfew ordin-
ance, The matter will come be
lore the next meeting OF the cou
Gil. Parents who let their chill
dren stay out at night would be
lined from 81 to S. for the frs
otfense and S. to $40 for the sec
Ond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Shall Millions OF
Women Remain Unwed?

The world war left two millio
! women in England who will ney
er have chance to marry and
practically every nation that par
ticipated i'll. the war finds that a
| shortage of males puts it in the
same predicament. Various So
lutions to this battling problem
have been unsuccessfully offered.
Children born out of wedlock
have been legitinized; polygamy
has been advanced in theory the
traasplanting of the surplus fe-
| males to other lands has been
Thought Of, but none have been
q success.
Press dispatches from England
have declared that the shortage
of nlarriageable men has produc-
ed a second and more appalling.
situation. Women in the mad
scramble to evade spinsterhood,
are said to have cultivated every
possible vile to matrimonially
ensnare men. Even manned. in
valids and blind are in demand
for husbands.
Those who have despaired on
finding a solution to this diem
ma may yet find it in the matri-
archial sequence of Allen Holt
bar Associated First National
super feature, "Man-Woman-
Marriage" starring Dorothy
Phillips at the local theatres on
Tuesday. The Amazons propa-
gated a finer race of males by
permitting the women to choose
their mates and to have charge
of the rearing of children. Men
unfit to become fathers were
doomed to bachelorhood and
women unfit to mother posterity
never married.
If such course were pursued
in England, healthy women
would not feel hesitant about
proposing to men.
"Exit-The Vamp"
Ethel Clayton's latest Para
mount starring vehicle, Exit
The Nalnp," which will be the big
feature at the local theatres on
Monday next, displays photo
graphic effects of great beauty c.
Z. Schoenbaum, the photographer
has made several "shots" that will
evoke ad1niring comments from
spectators. The picture is clean
and wholesome and is said to- be
far above the average photoplay
production in interest and appeal.
T. Roy Barnes is leading man and
heads a strong supporting cast OF
players.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Buys East End Grocery

Mr.. Will Marcum, who has
been in the employee of E. S. Wig
gins and Co., wholesale dealers.
has purchased the stock of gro
ceries at the old L. T. Wilson
stand near the L. & N. depot, and
will conduct an up-to-date gro
Gerry and meat market. Mr.. Mar
cum is hustler, and says he is
going to do business on a small
margin of profit, believing he can
build up a splendid trade on the
principle of quick sales, small
profits.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Paducah Wants Normal

Paducah, Ky, Apr. p -Padu-
cab is determined to- have. one OF
the two new normal schools 20
be erected in Kentucky. I'm &C
tive campaign is being conduct
ed looking to obtaining the in
stitution to be assigned to West
ern Kentucky. Benton and 4
number of other cities are max
ing efforts to secure the school
for which the last general as
semblv appropriated $4,000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
vAMPi svAMP! = .yAMP !
The = Girls - Are - Marching |!

Where? = To be better wives
and mothers? Or to make them
selves "free?"
Here's a drama in which the
new-fashioned" woman fights
with the old-for man!
In luxury spieed with gayety and
in. heart scenes that hallow love
and home.
Cast includes Theodor Roberts,
! i. Roy Barnes. Fontaine- La Rue.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22

4 who has spent SeFeral months II
/ Colorado for the benefit of hi
| health, has returned, very mucl
improved.
Friends here have received
news that Mrs. Ella Bonny. an
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jesse VIII
moved to Kimberly, Idaho, hav
recently gone toaBuhl, Idaho an
! invested in farm land there.
Mr.. James Reid has returned
from visit to his cousin, R. L.
Nc Murtry, in Danvil1e.
Mrs. Lizzie Foster and daugh-
ter, Miss Duncan, will leave soon
for a visit to John Foster and
family in Raleigh, North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Lewis Hardin and Mrs.
Fannie Nelson spent Friday in
Winchester.
Friends here will be sorry to
know that Mrs. w. A. Tribble IS
i'll at the Good Samaritan hos
pital i'll Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Harrod. 0:
Garrard county, have entered til:
Normal school
Miss Anna Powell. who i,
teaching in Paris high school, K.
visiting her mother in Berea.
DR.. Langdon Weber, DR.. w.
O. Sadler and Mrs. Sadler and
Mr.. Adkins were dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Burn
side Saturday.
Mrs. ]. W. Smith is expected
III few days from Louisville
for a several weeks visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Smith.
Miss Elath Buchanan. is at
home from Woman's College at
Danville for a week end visit to
her mother, Mrs. Hattie Buchan-
an, on West Main street.
Miss Lucille Lackey, of Ian
caster, spent Thursday and Fri
day with Mrs. Wilson Branden-
burg on the Big Hill road.
Mrs. F. II. Gordon spent
Thursday and Friday in Lexing-
ton.
S. A. Deatherage was here
from Cincinnati this week for
visit to the home folks.
Mrs. H. L. Perry spent Friday
in Lexington.
Mrs. Simmie Moberly and ba-
by have returned from a visit to
Winchester relatives.
Miss Cleo Dixon is with friends
at Mt. Vernon for a week end
visit.
Mr.. A. B. Wagers, of Cincin-
natl, is in Richmond for a few
days visit.
Mrs. J. c. Durrett and Mrs.
r. E. Buckner, of Carnpbellsville,
will be the guests of Mrs. Wal
Ter Bennett for the Presbyterial
next week.
Mrs. J. D. Bush and Mrs.
George Hughes, of Winchester,
were here Friday to attend the
funeral of Miss Nettie Mae
IIisle.
Mr.. w. S. Swinford, of the Be
rea section, has returned from
an extended stay in Florida.
Mrs. w. Fl. Craig and Mrs
Toe Paxton, of Stanford, are eX-
pected next week for few days
visit to Mrs. Shelton Saufey.
Mrs. Paxton and Mrs. Craig are
delegates from Stanford to the
presbyterial.
Mrs. J. L. Griggs was called
here from Wilmore by the death
of her niece, Nettie Mae Hisle.
Miss Nancy Nicely, of Livings-
ton, who is attending school
here, spent the week end with
her parents.
Mrs. Harry Cooper, Lebanon,
Mrs. Robert Walker, Paint Lick,
and Miss Belle Denny, Lancas-
ter, will be guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Denny during the
Presbyterial.
Mrs. F. C. Hard and baby will
leave for their home in Hunt
ington, w. Va, Monday after a
two weeks stay with Mrs. H.
B. Cosby and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Wagers.
Mr.. Luster Scott has returned
from a visit to the home folks at
Mt. Vernon.
Buys East End Grocery
IIT.11 NI1~o,,,,, 1.y1on
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-22
Harrison-Highland

Miss Iva Harrison, of Berca,
and Mr.. Homer Highland, OF
this city, were married at the
home OF the-bride's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. f. Harrison, Rev.
c. I. Nogel, of the Methodist
church, uniting the happy cou-
pie in his most pleasing style,
Immediately following the GER
cmony they came to Riohond
for a weeks stay with relatives
when they will go to Paris, Gov
ington and Lexington for their
honeymoon. On their return tehy
will make their home in Berea.
Mr.. L. H. Davis, OF the Paint
Lick section, has returned from
a visit to Livingston.
Mrs. John Turner. of Camp
bellsville, will be the guest Of
Mrs. Maria Lynn and Mrs. L.
p. Evans to attend the Presby-
terial. Mrs. Turner is always
given a most cordial welcome in
Richmond, her former home.
Miss Bette Perry will visit
Miss EInleta Hinton i'll Paris
for the dance the first of the
week.
Col. R. c. Oldham spent Fri
dav in Lexington.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Lynch Meets Wolfe
I'm Garden Feature
On Thursday Nj chi

Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion,
and Jack Wolfe, of Cleveland, will be
the principals in the opening fall show
at Madison Square Garden on Thurs
day night. They will meet at 1872
pounds and are scheduled to box fifteen
rounds.
Joe is not stuck on making the
bantamweight limit every week and is
bit peeved over the rumors going
the rounds that he has outgrown the
bantam class.
Let the promoters dig up some one
who will draw something like the
gates Herman and Buff drew with
Lynch and | will sign for the match"
said Manager Eddie Meade yesterday
Joe will do the weight and defend his
title then, and not before. In the mean
time he will meet any of the good
Juniors around and if Dundee wants a
match at 124 pounds he can have it,"
Matchmaker Flournoy has arranged
some good preliminaries for Thursday
night, frankie Jerome and Terry Mar
tin, bantamweight title holder of New
England, going in the semi-fnal of
twelve rounds. Charlie McKenna, of
the West Side and former state, met
ropolitan and national amateur cham
pion. will meet Yussel Pearlstein in
the six-round bout. The first show at
the Garden will be at popular prices.
81 to SIS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
HoiC They Finished
OPEN EvrsyTs

bo-ysrd dash--Won nv VI.
Seoic, Eswark state Normal sehosS,es "a mslh
Marion MecartieI una tia cted. sseoSl; snUol; Ns
Dorotny B3ggh Meadowbrookl cue clas stss sNs
aoeIphla' thtrd, Miss LILLIAN I;,cEn,;, PsE.
Department A. a. fourth TIL ~. osaeil Ne.
sSO-yaTd wsiS-Won, by MI, yr,ys s-it
Evans, bridgeport A. C.: Miss .rsglorsne
h'1rs' Xnna cs.nnr cacrn,nssIas 4 G. second. ' NJ.
Tirns Tansa isI% Ie CornlcS. beers 4 e.. foa,,s
44o-yard srelay--won by va,e,u. ,,-;
6Briasepors n. G., second MesSoxsSlluoh wi
oauo; ca sL tn,re, Tine. o.t7 40 new Ams,,
1oo-yard dash--Won by Me, Ro,. v,...
Vaicour Clup; Miss Florence MeyS1fiT isasf N,sf
department 4. A., second; Misa Grar. sss ~,
yer. "teado"prook Clgb. third Miss a.
0:f2 $40 ains,
Standing broad 3ump-wou ss ~.
Camolia Sable. Newark Norma, sln
distance. 8 feet y inches: Miss sSa,,s.. ssSSaec.
0ehrig. New York Turn Vsrsin Aatias
New York purn Verein. distance : Is.a.ngysA
inches. third; Miss Grace Ritter. Msst1s.s
brook Club. Philadelphia, distance ~.
Baseball rnrow-won BIZ h,s r,..
Churchill. Robinsons Seminar Essaof E!sn
n. H. distance 224 feet Ok inches. ~. nss..
Anna Widera. Yonkers 7 ". @As. "a.
feet. second Miss Adeilne Gshfff g.s ~
York Turn yerein. 1873 feet sz inssss sss
third; Miss Marion Deiautads- Riaesy,el
High School. 1877 feet * inehes nesa gonrss
(New American Pecord).
CLOSED TO INSURANCE A =
5e-yard dast--won by Miss Atca gsr.-
Me.ropolitan; Miss Alice Adams p-ya.V7
tial. second; Miss Minnie woldert. prgd.s'
tial third; Miss Dorothy Robinson. gss
York Life. Time. 0.07 I-iS ''N
z4o-yard relaY-won By Prudential
A metropolitan \ 4. second: : New yss,
Life A. A. third. Time, ! ;o1 $40
New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
1872 Balkli1le Play
For $4,000 Purse
To Start Nov. l3

Under the auspices of the Bruins
wick-Balke Collender Company. there
Will be so-called worlds CHAMPION
ship tournament at the 1872 balkline
game of billiards in the ballroom of
the Hotel Pennsylvania November 13
to FL A purse of $4,000 has been Of
fered. first prize to be $4,000. There
are five prizes in all.
The tournament is to be LIMITED to
six players. The entrance fee will be-
$3.50. The games will consist of 500
points each. After all expenses have
been paid the net receipts will be d.
vided among the contestants. The win
ner will get 46 per cent, in addition to
a trophy.
There are other stipulations. The
players finishing second and third will
meet in match game after the tourna-
ment. The winner of this match will
then challenge the winner of the tour
nament. There will be a purse of $500
at stake in this contest. If the win.
ner of the tournament captures the
match contest also he will then have
earned permanent possession of the
trophy.