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The Southern herald., 1922-08-25

The annual reunion OF Amite
County Camp No. 226 U. C. V.
will be held in Liberty, Septem
ber II, on account of the I'd pri.
mary election and returns there,
of to be made on the 9th day Of
September, 1922.
By order OF
|. A. jenkins, Com.
Geo. A. McGehee, Adj.
The Southern herald., 1922-08-25

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The Southern herald., 1922-08-25

Liberty Motor Company have
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partitioned off about one.fourth Of
the front into an Office, and the
remainder is for storage and work
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The Southern herald., 1922-08-25

Published by A. G. Stratton
The Southern herald., 1922-08-25
Ny Ga Negro Mammu

Literature holds few poems Of such exqsits beauty Is
this touching tributes from gifted blind pOetess to
her childhood nurse, "Old Rose Taylor, now singing
with the angles white snow"
The Southern herald., 1922-08-25

L1BERTf, MI. FRIDAY, AUG. Is, 1921
The Southern herald., 1922-08-25
State Official Returns.

Geo. A. McGehee, Adj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
METAI-VOL. VII
Musu Stabo Prane$imas

West Sides rajone bal 27 d. ivyko atkakus muss Ne
pasant hastngu prieo zygu u atkaklaus pasirmo gin
ekusas pozicias ig paskunos musisai laimeo Prize"
So apkasa zeme suygnM, "saldotukai isskaidyti.
Neko negebeo ne pesui atsiusa satare pasprs is Hol
strycio.. Musu laimikis sieha $625.
Kovose dalyvavo If $1OO-doleriniai tankai.
Po sios kovos su priesu dar nesusisiekta.
Msugen Avno rajone ramu
Parta jog priesas paskuboms traukiasi paskutinius
rezervus Mort Sides ir Roselando kyptimi.
Musisliai jau apsikase Roselande Bal 80 diena val
po rietu parapijos svet numatomas nauas laimikis.
AstuoniIdetai subruzdo r laula geguz dienos. Bus
vartoami naui anka Nera abejones kad gelezino vko
dantys isbyres kais paieka nulup North Sidee geguz
dien Krvia kuai ir vedzegos (skaptuka paruost ope
racija ir be pagelbos Holstrycio SANITARY pavyks.
Musp savaites laimejimas sieka: Bridgeporte 5000
Town Lake s415 Brighton Parke 1920 Ciceroe $780, West
sideje 625 Viso labo S2,760 .....
Juk tai dar ne galaa! VaEo Ietuviai katahkai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
PRANCIJA NEzINO KAS
PRADETI.
PARNZIUS. bal. %.

PARYZIUS, hal. %.
Prancijos prcmicras Poinca
re Su savo parei2kimais aple
Genoa konferenciiQ il kalbo-
mis- apie VokietijQ pasoko nel
liutas. Ir Siandic jau nezmc
kurion puS6n linkti. Mes kar-
tais gall dribti nei muSla.
PatSai Poincare, sakoma,
.iau beveik gryztu AngIlJoS
premiere parinktan kehan,
TeGiauS ncgali to daryti. kai-
kuric parlamcnto at$toval 50
ko Jam arba laikytis saVO po-
zicijos, arba pasitrauktl Is ~
imamoS vietOS.
LaikytiS uzimto$ poziclJoS
IL pa@iam premierui butQ at
vangiau. Bet paGiai Prancl,
.iai butu bloga. Mes j gal@tQ
but atvienGta nuo vi>V Faro
pos valstybiQ.
Prancija dauG pasitiki ma
Zaia entente" ir LenkJa. Bet
tai menkas daiktas akyvalz-
dol visos EmopoS.
Galimas daiktas, kad Pom
care atsiimS visus SavO parel-
Skimus ir pasitratlks Is uzlma,
mos vietOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
REIKALAUJA IsDUOFI
BOMBININKUs.
Bet kas juos sugaudys.

PARYzTUS, bal. q.
Pirm triju men. Petersdorfe,
AukStojoj Silczijoj, pcnkioli-
ka nezinomQ zmoniQ nakt NJ
puol6 >kareivine, kurioje buvo
prancuzai kareiViai. Kareivi-
ne subombarduota rankin6-
mis- granatomis. Du prancu-
~ kareiviu uzmuSta ir apie
% suzcista. IS uapuolii;Q nci
vicnas ncsugautas.
Dabar santarvds ambasado-
rim taryba reikalauja Vokie-
tijos tuos uzpuolikus sugau-
dyti ir pristatyti santarvas
komisijai AukStojoj Silezijoj.
AmbasadoriQ taryba sako,
kad uzpuolikai is SileZijos
pasprude Vokietijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
kasiQ SeimynQ paliesta jau ne
vien vargo, bet ir bado.
Siunciama valstijos kariuo-
meme.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
bal. 20. = Gubernatorius Gro.
ckett pranese, kad jis kuovei
kiau pasius valstijos kariuo.
meme i Scofield, Carbon APPS.
krity, jei tenai streikuoja an.
glekasiai nesiliaus kele sunni.
SimQ. .
Gubernatorius painformuo.
tas, kad tcnai streikininkai
jau keleta kartQ susikirte 81
policija. Trys zmon6s suzeis.
ia Suviais.
serifas Kelter skelbia, kad
jis negalis ilgiau steikininkQ
sukontroliuoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
VIDURINEJ BRAzILJOJ
REvOuUCIJA.
DIKTATORIAI GUBERNA
TORIAI PASALINAMI.
Federale kariuomene laikosi
neutraliai.
RIO DE JANEIRO, b. 9!

RIO DE JANEIRO, b. 80
- NOrs federal6 BrazilijOs
vyriausybd kol-kas mazai do
mes atkreipia ! kai-kuriQ ZINC
niu i&davingus zygius, tcGiaus
respublikOs unijai grumoja
rimtas pavojus. Trijose pie
tines Brazilijos valstijose kilo
rcvoIiucija. Eienoj valstijoj
gubernatorius jau paSalintas,
Jo vietoje isteigta provizio-
male valdzia.
Kaip ten, taip kitur fedora
L. kariuomenG uzsilailo ncut-
raliai. Nezinomi jos neutra-
huMo tikslai.
Revoliucija pakelta del kal-
kuriQ gubernatOriQ autokra-
tingumo. Brazilijoje yra to-
kin valsti,iu, kuriose guberna-
toriai nci carai isivieSpatave
ir nepakeiciami kitais zmona-
mis-. Ten jie iSdirbe ypatin-
gas rinkimm metOdas. kalp
zmouis ncbalsuotQ, visuomet
items diktatoriams tenka bal
sal.
Er tie gubernatoriai, be to,
nivko ncdaro IS federalGs Wy
riausybts. Jie skaitosi aux
&tcsni uz fcderale valdziq.
We kodel prizes tuos carukus
kilo rcvoliuciia.
Kalbama, kad laiku menus
tclbta revoliucija gall kartals
SuSkaldyti rcspublikos unijq.
NoS kas uzgins atskirioms
vaIStijoms pasiskelbti neprl-
klausOmomis. Paskiau karrarlk
su jomis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29

grazia auka ir dar grazesne
.atminti del Lietuvos ir karsta
.prie jos prisiriSima.
VaikuGiams apleidus svetai-
me, prasidejo skelbiamos pro-
gramines prakalbos.
lPirmas kalbeio Gerb. Gar
mus. Savo kalba pradejo at
siminimais is kovQ ietuviQ su
bolSevikais socialistais
Dvinsko fronte. Esa. kaip ties
5DatgeliSkiais Io kruvinos ko-
vos su bolSevikais lietuviai
suplieke, JUGS, rade tik boise.
viku pedsakus, panasiai, ir
Sioje svetaineje uztinkame tik
pedsakus vakarykSciu kalbe-
tojQ socialist1 : atstovQ, ku>
rie, gal but, viena kita suzei-
de dvasiniai. SIN prakalbq
tikslas esas atitaisyti paskelb-
tus melus ir nurodyti, kad ka-
talikai = lietuviai istikrpjQ
yra didziausi Lietuvos rene
jai.
Kalbetojas nesigailedamas
pokStelti teisybes zodi visiems
Lietuvos iSgamoms, susilauke
vieno kito raudonskurio bruz-
deiimo. Neziurint to, kad tuos
truksmadarius raudonskurius
lengva butq buve suvaldyti,
'tyGia buvo Quota .jiems progos
vieSai pasirodyti savo dorini
nususima ir nuoguma Jie pei
ne gedos ne tik per "visa
pilva", bet ir per "visa nu-
gara.' Viena isvada aiski:
nesodink hau. -. prie stale,
mes j visa su savo purvino-
mis- kojomis ant jo uzsirog-
Inns. -. Mat. esama dar to-
(Seka 6-ajame pusl.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
BoLsEVIKU PAREIs-
XMAS.

GENOA, bal. %. - SOvic-
tn Rusijos delegacija, gavusl
* Maskvos instrukcijaS, tuo-
jaus paSkelb6 savo parelSkl-
ma. paliecianti savo PozlclJq
ekonomin3je konferencijoJe.
PareiSkime tarp kitko pa
zymota:
"Nelinkint ry&iQ pertrauki-
mo 81 Europos valstybtmis
Sioje konferencijOje, teciaus
Rusijos svarbiausiaS troSkl-
mas apdrausti Savo telSes
nuo pasikdsinimQ. lr todeI
pirmiauSia Russia tmri gintl
nuosavus reikalus, nOrS JOS
moral viSuomct atkreipti ! Sa-
vitarpi valStybiu suSibendra-
vi1nq, be ko negalima SaliQ
rekonstrukcija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
UzGINA KLASTUOTU 30,
NUSU PAsKLEIDIMA

WASHINGTON, bal. o.
Ana dienq senatorius John,
son pak6l6 sensacijq, kuomet
jis praneS6, kad visoj sally
paskleista uz keleta simtQ mi,
IionQ klastuotQ laisv6s bonu'
SQ.
Tas, sake, jau buNe zinoma
dar WilsOno administrator
Teciaus tiskas "uztrinta." "
Pinigyno sekretor. Mellon
tas visas kalbas grieztai uzgi,
ny. Tai jis daro jau kelintu
kartu.
Visgi, senatas paskyrG ko'
mitetq iStirti ta svarbq klau.
simQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
SUIMTA INTARIAMI PAS
TOS PLESIKAI.

NEW YORK, bal. 20.
Federaliai agentai sueme iris
itariamus paStos pl6sikus IL
tikisi atrasti nors dali plesi-
ky grobio.
Perniai rudenii Gia plesikai
apipleSe vezama Broadway
pasta. Jiems teko apie pus-
trecio mliono doleriQ. Agen-
tai visas laikas ieskojo pix
tadariQ, Ir, sakosi, pagaliau
suseke II sueme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
AREsTUoJAMos MOTE
RVS.

UNIONTOWN, Pa, b. 80
- Valstijos policija uz kelia-
mas demonstracijas prie ka.
syklu No. 2, uz 10 mailiq nuc
Gia, arestavo Z moteris. Tos
moterys kelia sumisimus, kad
'jp vyrai negali dirbti kasyk.
lose taip, kaip dirba unijos
leisti pumpuotojai If katilQ
kurentojai.
|, Ana diena arestuotos 3Hmo-
terys " kelima truksmo teis.
mo nubaustos po 10 doleriV
.kiekyiena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
MASKVA SIUNCIA ms
TRUKCIJkS.

, MASKNA, bal. %. - Boil
SeviStin& RuSijos valdzia Sa-
vo deIogacijai i Genoa konfe
renciia pasiunt4 inStrukcijaS.
BolSevikQ valdzia aprobuo-
ia jos veikimq konferencijojc
ir ispaja "a nedaryti joklQ
nusileIdimQ santarvei, kaS
turatQ paHesti Rusijos prole-
tariato politiueS teises II lal-
SVP.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
sAnglekasiuStreiko
8 NEUNISTAI' ANGLEKA-
SIAI zUVE.

APOLLO, Pa, b. 29.-Kis-
ki Coal Co. Paterson kasyklo,
je dirba neunistai darbinin-
kai.
Uzpereitq naktl ties kasyk.
la vienuose kompanijos Ma,
muose nakvojo keletas darbi,
ninku.
Nezinomi piktadariai viduje
pamet6 bombq, kuri plysdama
3 darbininkus nuzudG il viena
mirtinai suicide.
zuve trys vyrai buvo vede'
Liko jq keturiolika vaikQ mas,
laiciais. l
Bomba imesta vidun per is,
musta Tango stikla. Darbinin-
kai buyo pazadinti2 stiklo sl.
trupejimu. Vienas jQ pasoko
nuo guolio If pastebejo de
ganti knata. Megino jis "
gesinti. Bet tue momentr
istiko baisus sprogimas.
Policija kaltina ne kitka,
kaip streikininkus. Veda tar,
dymus il iesko piktadariQ:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29

Jis trumpai sirgo Influenza.
Deschanel skaitGsi 1O-as
Prancijos prezidentas, Prezi-
dcntu buvo iSrinktas pradzio-
.ie 1920 m. Bet tais paclals
metals jis vaziuodamas trau7
kiniu iSkrito per atidarytq
vagono langq If nuo to suslr-
go. Rezignavo \ rugs6jy taiS
paGiais metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
NEDUOS PASKOLOS
RUSIJAI.

GENOA, bal. %. - Ekono-
mines konferencijos subkOml-
tetas &iandie iduoda bolSevlkQ9
delegatamS santarv6s valSty-
biu atsakymQ i jQ kontr-pa-
siQlymus.
Atsakymo turinys dar neil
nomas. Nezinia, kq santarve
sake apie skolas, apie .saVas-
GGip grqzinima il bolSevikQ
valdzios pripazinim9.
Tx zinoma, kad santarv6
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
BoISevikai AtSisakO NusIGISti
SantarYei
Apie Tai Instrukcijas Gavo is SMaskvc
TUO TARPU SANTARVE IDUODA ATSAKYMA
BOLSEVIKAMS

atsqko RuSijai paSkolQ. Vie.
toie to. Santarv& proponuoJa
sutverti tarptautine bendrovG
ir tai leisti vesti prekybq 81
Rusija..
Ton bendrov&n turttl lSto,
ii il Vokietija, taipat II Suv
Valstiios. Tokiu hudu Rusl-
ia ekonominiai butQ kolioni-
zuojama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
PRANCIJA UzGINA PASl-
RU0sIMA.
PARYZICS, bal. 20.

PARYZIUS, bal. %.
Prancijos uzsieniQ relkalQ O.
fisas uzgina, buk prancuzQ
kariuomena esanti paruoSt'
kas valanda briuatis R0hro
provincijon.
Is Berlyno teciauS praneS'
- kad Prarciia tikrai Jar
pasiruOSusl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
SELPIMO ADMINISTRACI-
IA VEIKS Tx RUSI-
JOJE.

LONDONAS, bal. %. - a
a.
merikos Selpimo Adnsinistra-
cija pertraukia visus savo vel
kimus central6j Europoj il
visas paj6gas koncentruoja
Rusijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
APKRAUSTE TURCIAUS
NAMUS. "

Du ginkluotu plaSiku buvo
ilcistq' j Charles NJ. Roths-
child namus, GOA E. 81 gat,
Manu- Seimininke ir tarnaite,
kuri pleSikam atidare duris,
rzdarG vienan kambarin. vi
81 namp vidu. paskui isgrioz-
de If pahago su $4,000 doleriQ
vert6s brangumynQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
ANGLEKASIAI PRAsO
PAsELPOS.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, b.
20. Is apylinkiQ Gia lanko-
81 anglekasiQ skaitlinga dele
gacija. il eina per vietos bi-
znierfus If privatinius namus
if maldauja medziagines pa
selpos. Sake, daugelis angle
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
WEST SIDE.
Triuksminugos prakalbos.

Jau kan Dievas duoda -
tai ir drebtelia. Taip atsitiko
.ir su West Side 'ieciais. Pra-
kalbos prakalbas veia.
Ypac smarkios ir triukSmin-
gos prakalbos su pamargnl-
mails ivyko balandzio q d.
Meldazio svetaineje vakare.
Kalbejo izymqs kalbetojai :
kun. Garmus ir M. Bagdonas.
Nors is vakaro socialism,
atstovq prakalbose toje paeio-
10 svetaineje atsilanke vos-ne-
vos keli tuzinai, Garmaus If
Bagdono prakalbos sutrauke
miniu -minias. Net ir ivairios
ruSies raudonskuriu pusetinal
atsilanke. Jie pakampemis su-
s6de kai-kada net asiliSkai SD
bliaudavo.
Prakalbq programs prasl-
dejo 8 V. pasibaigus. Cicero
Benui smagiai trukteleJus
marsa, ir Americas himna at
siskleidzia scenos uzdanga.
KeliasdeSimts paraplJmes
mokyklos mokiniu, pritarlant
Benui ir publikai -iskilmin-
gal gieda "Lietuva, Tevyne
Upas pakiles, patriotingas.
Be to, tas pats mokiniq cho-
ras, p. Sabonio vadovaujamas,
keliais balsais smagiai traukia
GAS. sukrus, linksmas"... Tlk-
raj linksma daineles melodlJa,
sutartini balsal dzlu-
ginte dziugina Mausytoju Sir
dis. Sia smagia dainele, stal,
pakeicia liudnesne, islaidesne
ant kalnelio". Oar
sudainavus "Pas mociute au-
gau" is daillinink'l burlo
iseina priekin mokine Veronl-
ka Vabalaite ir mokyklos mo-
kiniu vardu jautriai sveikina
atvyEusius sveeius. Be gallo
ispudingai atrode, kada jau-
noji kalbetoja mokiniu sude-
tus $25 iteike katalikq mokyk-
los reikalams Lietuyoje.
Pagalios, sudainaNus "Kas
man darbo, jog Tevyne spau-
dzia sopuliai, vargai,"
Gerbiamas Garmus nuo-
sirdziai padekojo mokyklos
mokiniams II vedejoms uz
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
VOKIETIJA SU RUSIJA SU
SISIEKS ORU.

RIGA, bal. 80. - Vokieti-
ia su Russia, anot paskelbimo,
pirmiausia susisieks olu. La
kunai skraidys tarpe Maskvos
ir KaraliaucGiaus prad6jus ge-
guz6s / diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
BARTHOU KELIAUJA
PARYzIUN.

PARYZIUS. b. ~. -- Pra-
nc$ta. kad prancuzQ delegacl-
JOS pirmininkas Barthou Ge-
noa konferencijoj is ten par
keliauia Paryzim konferuotI
su premieru POincare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
S. Y. PRIPAzIN0 EGPTC
KARALYSTE.

CAIRO, bal. %. = Gia O.
ficialiai paskelbta, kad Suv.
Valstiju vyriausyb6 pripazmo
naujq Egipto valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
PINIGU KURSAS.


svetimu salip pinigp yerte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
bal. % d., buvo tokia pagal,
Merchants Loan & Yrust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.3S
Prancijos 100 franku 9.1O
Italijos 100 lirp $40
Lietuvos 100 auksinq sc
Vokietijos 100 markiq 80
LenkQ 100 markiQ .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
C H | 0 JE
PAL1UosAVo 7 VAGIL1Us.

Pl6sikai uzpuole nuzud6 sa-
Iiunininka Louis Rusecki, 45
m, 9059 Ellis ave-, Eurs ne
sutiko pakelti rankas. 80. .-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
RENKAMI PRIsIEKUsIEJI
TEISEJAI..

Waukeganc, ILL.,, prasideda
g1bernatoriaus Small byla,
Visa Sia savaite buvo renka-
mi prisiekusieji teisejai. Ir
dar neparinkta reikalingQ y
znioniQ.
Sakoma, kad teis6jQ parin-
kimai prasitesia ilgai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29

North ave: ezero pakrasciu
vakar ryta vienas parko po-
.licmonas mate vaikSeiojanti
zmogu. Kick palaukus tas
zmogus krito ezeran ir nus
kcndo.
Vakar dar nebrlvo surastas
,jo lavonas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-29
MIRE BUVEs PRANCIJoS
PREZIDENTAS.

PARYzIUS, bal. 20. - Va
kar Gia mire Paul Deschanel,
buves Prancijos prezidentas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
Y'S KRAX

CARPENTER is like a guy at
~ Christmas-he gets lot Of belts
and socks.
Texas, got tho breaks In tho Centre game
all right-,hrec broken less.
The most enthusiastic fans at some
boring shotrs arc the electric fans.
Fred Fulton still shines, like Iicoricc
in a coalbin.
Jack Roden says the only guy that
gets rest when his foot goes to sleep
Is bike rider.
Jcllpnei; and Whhnp1e lad q great
battle IN the pool Saturday acher Penn
met Yale.
The meet, you might say. was all
wet.
Good resolutions Jan. lack OF
resolutiOn--ubout now.
Lucky Johnny BuH DOESN'T have to DAY
inkum tax on the purses he-wants. '"'
Ecr SiRgton fans think Green qro1.
but acc icLH let Martin Judge.
Joe says there's no such thing rs
royal flush-'least he's never seen one,
Canadian hockeyists coming. Well
Canadian Club always was good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
GOLF GATHERING
A LOVE AFFAIR
Rumors Of Differences With
Western Association Failed to
MateriaIize at Chicago
HONOR PRESIDENT HARDING

The stormy petrels TINT were reported
TO hover over the annual meeting Of the
United States Golf Association at Chi
cagO on Saturday turned out 10 be love
birds.
The session, at least so far as was
Outwardly apparent. was thoroughly
peaceful affair in which differences over
minor points in the rules, differences
that were probably greatly exaggerated
and over emphasized, were forgotten in
the desire Of the delegates TO promote
the game itself.
In fact, the meeting turned out to be
exactly what the retiring president,
Howard +. Whitney, predicted it would
-apcaccful one.
Previously rumors were afoat that
the Western Golf Association, which
has at times been rabid on certain
phases of the ruIcs-the stymic, for OK
AMPLE, and also the out t-of bounds pen
atty, as well ns the lifting Of balls on
the putting grcCns--w0uid insist upon
the national assCrintiOn'S adopting Il
code more nearly like its own and nj
wide variance with that Of the Royal
and Ancient of ST Andrews. Scotland.
Nothing came of this, however, except
an indication Of the l. :. &. \. :
strength. and also its desire for n uni
form code to be followed IN competition
in all countries where golf in played.
The incoming president, J. Frederick
Buyers, sounded the keynote Of the u.
S. G. As attitude when he declared
that there should be close allegiance be-
tween the L. 3. &. \. and other golf
ing bodies, on one side, and the Royal
and Ancient, on the other.
His plea that the game should not be
Inadc easier by letting down certain
regulations is one thRt will doubtless be
received with favor.
All things considered, the meeting
hcId as it was in the stronghold Of whn,
was formerly the cncmy'S territory
prcsaged n still greater progress, ant
il is now generally believed that tho
coming year will surpass even the last
which went down In history az one Of
! the greatest.
1t was entirely fitting that the titlt
! Of honorary member should be- bestowot
upon President Harding. The Chic
| Executive IL n staunch adMircr and en-
thusiast Of golf.
During the national open lie made
| memorable presentation speech whcl
| giving the championship trophy to jim
! Barnes. II was great euiuGy Of sol
and of the high position the game holds
The announcement that the l.. :. G
4. Eligibility Committee Is now working
on method of limiting the entries /,
the national amateur event Is goo,
news. for the field has grown to sue
proportions as to make it decided
bulky and unwieldly.
The championship Journeys should b
limited in some way to those who reall
have a chance TO win, and IL the com
lnittee can weed out the unfit and at th
same time do nothing to diScourag
players, 1t VIII have filled n long fe
want.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
RACQUETS TILT
NEXT WITH n. Y.
Second Half Of Intercity Com
petition With Gothamites
Due Here Saturday
GOULD AND WEAR WIN

Philadelphia will make strong bid
to increase its advantage over New
York when the second half Of the an
nual in,er -city competition between the
Philadelphia Racquet Club and the
New York Racquet and Tennis Club Is
played here this Saturday.
At that time the play will be at
racqucts. On Saturday doubles matches
were played in New York at court
tennis. The Philadelphia pairs emerged
the victors by the match scores of 3
to l. The Gotham players, however,
are said to be stronger in the field Of
racTucts than court tennis and the local
combinations are set for some sizzling
duellos.
The feature match on Saturday was
between Jay Gould and Joseph w.
Wear. American doubles court tennis
champions, representing the local
Racquet Club, and the Cutting
brothers, of New York, Fulton and
Suydam.
The national champions won by the
count Of 80. 81. 6-3. 6-3.
With the count two matches to one
in favor of Philadelphia things began
to look almost like tie Mt 2-2, wncG
the national champions started far oil
form and dropped the first set. Gould
was said to be out of condition and his
partner was very cold at the start. But
the locals warmed up to the fray after
the oss OF that set. whonged them into
the dedans, made truly brilliant passing
shots, and ran out the next three sets
in row before the Cutting brothers
could comprehend what it was all
about.
The New Yorkers had hope in the very
first match when Stanley Mortimer and
c. c. Pell busted off the Philadelphia
pair. Stanley w. Pearson and s. An
drews, in straight sets, S-3, 81. The
metropolitans figured they might take
every match after that with the exccp-
ton of the tilt with the national cham
pions. but. as il turned out. that FIRST
vict""v was the only one Ne W York
scored.
90. G. Wright and J. G.. Pcll. Philn-
delphia, stepped on the court net against
w. A. Stewart and +. +. Rogers. Over
split racQucts and cries from the GAL
lery the Philadelphia pair chased their
rivals 20 n so, 5-S, 81 defeat, not
overwhelming. but enough. George
Brooke and Wilson Potter. for the To-
Gals. about put things on ice by trim
ming :. s. Furman and ]. Il. Lowell,
New York, SO. Sc.