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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19

will speak. Those who heard him las
! year will be glad to listen to hin
again.
| Erwin Bagley and family Of Gran
lyille We're guests at q. ]. HAYES last
week.
| Mrs. Leila Blodgett visited ut tn,
home oil Mr.. and Mrs Charles COX
! in Barre recently.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Archie Billiard were
recent guests at the home Of Robert
Tassie in South Woodbury..
Mrs. r. c. George, Stanley and
Madaline George of Barre were recen,
guests at the home of an aunt, Mrs. c.
r. Mack
The town library is now occupying
its new quarters in the community
building, and win be open on Tuesdays
from p m. to 5 p. m. and from p.
IN. to 0 p. m. On Fridays, from $3.50
TO y p. m. and from to 8 p, IN. mad
o TO Q p. m. After August |, If books
are returned promptly at the expira
tion of time allowed. there will not be
any fines Please bear this in mind.
d. J. and b. p. Boyce and family
of East Gorinth were recent guests at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. G.. J HAYES
@. Il. Cave OF Springfield, Mass, was
a business visitor on town Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Williams spent the week
end with friends in Whitefeld, n H.
Mrs. RAYMOND Harrington and
daughter, Marguerite, are spending
two weeks in Canada at the home of
her grandparents
Miss Marjorie Wells was recent
guest at the home Of Mrs. Nellie
Goodell in South Woodbury..
j. 4, Orne was in Grand Isle Thurs
day on business.
Carlton 0rne has been guest at
the home of grandmother in South
Albany the past week.
Miss Flora Atkins Of Mt Berry. Ca,
is spending few weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dawson and
son. Wesley, visited at the home OF H.
L. Taylor in South Walden recently.
Mrs. Gladys Wylie OF South Walden
was at the home Of Mrs George Wal
bridge last week.
Fred Emery and family were guests
1t the home of Perley Fifield in Calais
ast week
Burton Z. Beers Of Montpelier was
! caller in the neighborhood Wednes /
Law.
VIII Fifield and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jackman from Hardwick
'ook trip TO South Mortified the
irst OF the week to Visit Mrs. Jack .
mans aged uncle. Fred Shepard.
A son. George Sails. was horn to-
Ir. and Mrs Clarence Sails July Q.
Howard Walhridge was pleasantly
urprised july 10, II being his fifth
irthday anniversary, when seven Of
lis playmates gave him a surprise.
Of cake. ice cream and
andy were served. All enjoyed
leasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Movnihan
nd family visited at the home Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Roy Goodenough in Walden
gently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19
How to Make Raspberry Jam
With One Minutes Boiling
Makes One-HaIf More from Same Amount Of Fruit
Saves All Color and Flavor--Neyer Fails

As spread on hot biscuits, toast, 81
waifles, raspberry jam has few equals
the fresh pungent favor certainly
brings back the sharp appetite of child
hood. By new process that revolu-
tonnes all cookbook traditions, the
housewife is now able TO put up this
delicaey quicker, more economically
with better and surer results It's called
the Certo Process.
With Certo you use the fully -ripened
raspberries; only one minutes boiling
il required not the half hour or more
the old way calls for. The result is
far more fruity flavor and one-half
more product from the same amount
Of fruit, because no juice has boiled
away. And you get the taste of the
fresh berry the kind you used to pick
In the old berry patch down by the
woods now stored up for you for win
ter use.
This is the certo Recipe for Rasp-
berry jam:
Crush well, about 2 quarts of ripe
berries, using wooden masher. Add
juice of lemon Measure level cups
t2 fbs.) crushed berries, including lem
on juice, into large kettle. Add ~
lcveled cups l3h ibs.l sugar and mix
we'll Stir hard and constantly and
bring to vigorous boil over the hot
test fire. Boil hard for one full minute
with continual stirring. Remove from
fire and add z bottle tscant half cup)
Ccrto, stirring it in well. From the
time jam is taken off fire let stand s.
minutes only by the clock, before potls- /
ing III the meantime Kim VS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19
SOUTH BARRE

Mrs Charles Fleetwood, who has
been stopping with her son for the
past few days, has returned TO her
home in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin Of
Chelsea spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fargo and
daughter of Randolph spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Wendell Dudley is work for Mr..
Churchill in Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19
Card of Thanks.

Words cannot express the gratitude
we feel for the flowers, deeds Of kind
ness and thoughtfulness Of friends
and neighbors during the illness, death
and burial Of our beloved husband and
father. To such we can say no better
words than those Of tho Master: "'In-
asmuch as We did il unto the least
of these my brethren, ye have done
IL unto Me-"
Mrs. Lyman Clough.
Dana X. Clough and family.
Pearl 4. Clough and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph loyal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19

quickly. For raspberry jelly, see Certo
Book OF Recipes.
Important: Best way to seal Jams and
Jellies in open glasses. Cover while hot
with thin coat hot parailin Next day
add tablespoonful hot paraffin to seal
cracks around edge formed by shrink
age on cooling.
Certo is pure fruit product 1T con-
tains no gelatine on preventative. ~
II Natures own concentrated jell-mak-
er put up in practical form to take AL
anxiety and guess work from jelly and
jam making and make it quick, easy
process for the housewife. Results new
er fail even with inexperienced cooks.
Has fine keeping qualities, House
wives and cooking experts alike warm
ly endorse it and pass on the good
news to their friends. There are arti-
cles about Certo coming out in the pa
pers all over the country.
You can get Certo from your grocer
or druggist, or he can quickly order
it for you. The Book Of Recipes comes
with every bottle, or you can obtain
additional free copies for yourself or
your friends by addressing Pectin Sales
III INC. Rochester N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19
n MONTPELIER

W. L. Clark and G. Il. Anderson were
business visitors in Montpelier Mon
day.
L. F. Fortney of Plafntield ofliciated
at the funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Clifford
Tuesday.
Harry Grafton of New York City
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-19

w. itft.s iAuthtotSi
Get a bottle of
Certo day; sugas
is cheap, berries in
the market. Start
making jam and
jelly the new, easy
Certo way. You will
never return to the
old hit or miss
raeliod
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Houan
HOW Does II Strike You !?
Tenders Career
Rickard Real Winner
Local Home Runs
BY
THE OBSERVER

THE Lew Tender bout will
hs s''taea~ Sn
Twenty four Of the 500 presented
B" always . Not so many year, ago he sold
outside M the City City Hall. M and a. one s point his boxing
Tender chance lev that time New was IS a TIA tall thin boy and looked
"s s''n IN two d S p T.ndr S" a. ' @ sight . m
m0''T o when the nssn man appeared their
that T"st S %
r ;., S:m ss s;ss"s ;s. Harris reply
Ss Tens % 's
BY with each he made before
IL World that h' believed Leonard the winner Wherein tn.
Sentiment Always a Factor in Fans Decisions
wasn't sure in his mind after the bout that their favori had wo "
M few few Tender supporters believe the rhlselp,ian M
Two they vr.
s % % " onsd ss%si sfs f" % " the 'e1n 5 and AMID the the ] %
be "on "%n " lno~ e"s on both the "r
If Observers decision hand.
The paying all expense.
cutting % tin 80 % per cent for Gibson It's ten ten times times what G%an ma made
ickai won but he didn't win easily His blood went thin and w
red when clouds gathered before the bout
SMALL wonder Frances Clarke the Atlantic
ing less weight than usual. She's bobbed her hair.
Home Run Hitting pills and As
TT baseball Wild for III.
lhis IS De leading respective leagues
When circuit cloutns the laurel wreath
, M homer, % have been driver ven by rhs bats and that's hat
The Athletics whaled ply blows lilly Walker
Walker total leads tn.
Miller figures the sea.
lie "''''' '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

his title in the single SOULS. that event
took on added importance. While
Hoover will defend the national title he
won at Buffalo last year h" will not
defend the Gold Challenge Cup which
h. won on the Schuylkill preliminary
to going TO England to win the Dia-
mond Scllls. Duluth wants the next
race for the Gold Cup on its own
waters. and /, cannot be blamed for that
stand.
With Hoover competing against Paul
Costello. Tom Rooney. Hilton B"ly"a.
Harry Heller. Louis Ioha and Garrett
Gilmore. the s'illing contest will be one
Of the most important yet held ~ a
national regatta. Costello was beaten
bv Hoover for the Gold cup. brt since
then Costello has broken the mile and
q a-quarter record at Philadelphia and is
a stronger contender than ever. B"lyea
promises to be in far better form than
he was for the Gold Cup.
In addition to the regular champion
ship races. there will be a series of
races rowed on Thursday for juniors.
and there ure upward Of forty entries
for these. They will include singles,
doubles. ccntipedes. four oared gigs and
eights. Practically all of the active
clubs along Boathouse Row hav" made
entries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
amateur Baseball

Waco 4. A., hrst class. travelling. satur.
daE, August - and ~. y, J. stark. aIbs
Sorth Napa street.
\ pitcher and all-sround player would liLo
10 play with frst-Class eighteen TO twenty.
year.old team Writ. A J Hendr!e, ITS0
Porter street
-. Malachy's {. G.. first class travelling
few open dates J. +. Lawer, 1928 North
Eleventh street
Thirteenth Ward 4. A.. FIRST class. trayer.
ing open dates Mart Bebee GA North
Beulsh street.
Blue Ribbon {. {. would like 20 book a
game with the De Neri A. seventeen 20
twenty. John Martin, 300l North Twenty
third street
The Finkel 4. A.. seventeen to nineteen,
open dates. VI. Kendall. 225 Ritner street.
Main O58g
The south Germantown. first class. tray,
cling, open dates. ]. A, gallagher As East
Wister street. Wyoming 3328 between u
and 10 i. NJ.
Remington NsiEhborhood Club, nrst class,
travelling. Saturday and Sunday. W Jen
BaCher. 2O73 Martha street.
NenansO \. G.. fourteen to sixteen years,
home or away. Louis Eckman, 5+s Yves,
NenanYO Stgeet.
The Twenty-~iGhth Ward Team, home or
away. first class, all Saturdays IN August
and September open Thomas J.. Jones,
Maine Transport CORPORA ton. Pier y" North
NndrNCs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
-FOUR BOUTS NAMED
FOR JACK DEMPSEY
Greb. Willard, Carpenter and
Wills Picked in Row as
Foes for Champion
TO START ON LABOR DAY
BY Louis II. JAF'F'E

WlIII.E there has been lots of chat
w ter. and there will be more. about
another Tandler- Leonard bout it is
hardly possible that it will be staged
this summer. Lew and Kenny are
willing to meet again-there no doubt
about that. and Tex Richard wouldn't
hesitate doing the repromoting. but the
Dear Old Public hardly would patron
ize IN encore unless there was an added
attraction.
Said added attraction would have to
be in the form of Il decision bout. where
there would be chance Of new
champion being crowned at the finish
of II scheduled match. in the event Of
no knockout. and such contest would
have to be put on in New York City.
There being no stadium or place
where 100000 fans could be grouped
together for tstic attraction in
Gotham and as Richard already has
said thar he would not attempt to
stage Il return meeting this season be-
tween Leonard and Tender unless he
could have the use Of bowl at least as
big az Boyle's Thirty Acres. II is prob
able TINT he will wait until next year
and then use the Jersey City structure
for an encore
What looks like he next big battle
OF the year will be one with Jack
Dempsey sitting in the other corner. II
was rumored. and Dame Rumor still
has II. that the worlds heavy weight
titleholder is to go 10 bat against Harry
Grcb. Of Pittsburgh, at Mr.. Boyle =
place on Labor Day.
While Greb would be handicap pped ty
weight, they are saying the world =
heavyweight and worlds light heavy.
weight stuff would put the fans on
edge, harping on the fact that the
Pittsburgher was II sort of whirlwind
guy. and probably would keep Demp-
sry stepping for dozen rounds-all of
this would 60 II long way in putting
over the match.
After dempsey gets through mopping
mp Greb. as the rumor goes. Jack Is TO
BE- pitted against Jess Willard-the
mighty Jessup whom Jack whipped for
the title some time in October. also nj
Jersey city. Then the dope has II for
the champion to go abrOad-tO England
to meet Georges Carpenter early next
year: and that the Fourth Of July has
been set aside for the inter racial battle
at BOyle'S between the Massana Mauler
and the giant Negro. Harry Wills.
This Is quite q schedule for Demp
sey--Greb. willard Carpenter and
Withstand If it goes through. as Dame
Rumor has il. Jack will come pretty
near winding up as Il millionaire, or
something like thai.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
ATTEST TRADE MAKES
GIANTS STRONG FOR
DASH DOWN STRETCH
Hugh NcQuillan. Star OF Brares Staff. Should Prore
Winner With Chanpions-Fred Toney on Doun
Grade-Both Ne,c York Teams Lose Ground

NE" YORK and Boston, the only trading in major league base
the Giants in their quest for another National 1eagu" penant
All did pitcher who has reached OF
sliding
the hurr the Fred pitching
fourteen Benton
Memphis Ike Iioulhar,
the
pitchers
amounting figured the
What howl will St Louis after this
McCuian four old and according the life Of
has his
In addition he possessed of Of the balls in the
McQuians the kind tn" would coa
parting all kinds T" dat" M"'!u"n
credited with victories defeats.
However hurting place several notc"S than
Thle his apparently
Another Mo" action may be due the fact that
Nculan killer he has hurled
e worlds champions thr" he has been returned tn" victor SIN times
MQt lLLAN Ncr YORK. bog and started his career
IVA 4rihT league. 1910 lcr lo"mI
Bridgeport, "her" he 'otid
hh cHh WOr"'St"r In "1S
by has been wth fhtm
he lost aud dun0 i9?f thirteen ond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Uackmen Fdil Dozen in Hitting

White
par Forty
make BAnkPnhp
battered IIOyt
six innings.
h.aycn the made four Tumble by Babe
Ruth also helped Windy athletes
The aft
III"
hayaa
Four made H Olson former cornell husr
Of the Rng Miller
In his
for the middle Of
to hitting The
az he mah
sny
Ronm the prid Macknn who
II here fool
had
who
worked
OF handled roughly
Howa Philadelphia boy, finding him n homer.
Cla Of four shots in
pinch hitter.
othe, Erickson ~.
! nuing the
balls and tor
fe Of udrks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
HUESTON MAY PLAY IN
NATIONAL CUE TOURNEY
Local Star Invited to Compete IN
Three.Cushion Contest

Tom Hueston has been invited to
play in the national three cushion bill e.
liar tournament next winter and il ie
likely that h" will represent Ph!ludnl.
phia in the ti,ular ,ntcSt.
IlucSton has been playing consider
able billiards in this city recently. par
ticipating IN both pocket billiards and
three cushions On July 10. he ended
Il week Of thre" cushions against Il
Palmer aud spin even on he twelve
his rival.
Saturday night. lie finished II ZOO
point match against Arthur Woods mt
pocket billiards AZ the Recreation Acad-
envy. lie lost. 1900 to 800.
This week. Hueston is not slated for
any special matches. but he will aiva
exhibition and instructions at the Roc.
reution Academy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Scraps About Scrappers
Joe kitchie

;c"f!ns f.ch9ca 4r9, so" assns, Lev Lev
UI"d ,"n.rouud rou; n New York Ss,urIny
3..sn, h?bb n4..n 'a,s R4r,he Esie
bout vas s'Upped.
~ Mike o.Dowd; o. s. r,224r Ven oroush
from Broohlyn 70 lhe bedside Of hls sick
mother, 0Dowd vas IN the Ess, ana peFo.
for the s.. PaY! lr!.hrnsn when he Earned
Of his mothers serious Illness and !nlm.-
d.ately rusheI for hone,
Bobby Barrett, % clifton ue.gnt4 ias
ben matched for a ,T%ther ,!pgn tit lie
he NeIodrou,e. New YorS Ci'y. Hugnst
\ y'C'or, for bsrret, IN THIS UoIl would
mean !ot ior III" r"d.h~ad
Kid Roberts negro boxer o. Ash.,iNe
). G., IS mak.ms his homr N Pm. ph,a
sgsm.n, OF Jack Kid Williams. former niTtt.
Th. lee Palace wiIl opsn 'hs regular
I;92'3$ sGr.on ". !T hhaSsIDna On sspsnhsr
several local boy. to be 6coftd b "'''' VIII"
Answer 70 aueryo1Iohmny Dundee has en-.
gagged IN about 800 bouts since starting his
career in 1910
Joe Phillips ~ 10 meet Sslor Jo, Kelly
u return bout II the .emi.fual to the
Tommy pevl'n'scm P,sGk!s,on match at me
/ Logan A. a, next Thursday night Other
numbers arranged by Adam RYAN are lack
Martin vs. Billy Burns. Jimmy Bed!ey -
Pat Haley and George He'mar W Al Marble
Jimmy OConnni VIII De Joe Ray's Zoe
when they shake hands IN the sem a, III.
National Wednesday night Joe Libby ys
BruGe Robinson 10 'he wind-up and the prs-
Inns made up by Charley Cross are Harry
Nutter ys Billy Thornton. Seal Jackson VS.
Earl Franco has been discharged from the
Y Q tt.n nA hA. 4
! 10 rest for several weeks before boxing
again He was suffering with an attack ot
| ptomaine poisoning when he boxed Eddie
| Fltzsimmons here, according 70 Sam Wal.
lach, When h" II ready 70 80 again. Wal
! 'ach wants 70 rema'ch Franc" with FITS.
! sir?TnnrI Dr luOH y .". IN r'I. mrlher sU
TeuGl,I ." Eo0Jy Da'g,t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Pirates .4gain Humble Giants

Mrulan after SrbaN al ~
veteran easy tor
big
tbe the hnnding hairIn" reverse"
of the me Pirate a'N"o
,mnons OF the iIhod"r
A,inp their sintohe scoring
nrIpr ii the S,N
his beng making
tp!uinpt tl.
abandon of Sr. Saturday he had home
yester ne had another
Combined omr RuSseIs long in
running
fol h
bup"Ing hits the
and
to verdict
who hurried mly vir the
the
uivh in Imse. gav. RI" club u
losing the
th handed Red
Ysnk rippd White
KenW UiamS
bv makin fourth "
bnd with Jacobson the Browns
rIoy Of me S,0tns r0, III"
Sicr the, st1r0 of 'cnm. ID Hank Ssrercd.
cahhe both Of "h"n the mN'd h' H7'h'
gNor,d Rostou ha p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

Hoppe. who lost the 49, ritle 10 Jake
Schaefer last wear, announced his re-
tlrement early this year after again
losing To Schaefer in challenge match
at Chicago. At that time rules govern
ing the competition prevented the
former champion from trying for the
crown until n tournament in 1923.
Recently and with the approval Of
the Leading professional players. it was
decided 10 hold n tOurnamenr annually.
beginning this fall HoppN's announced
comeback Is result OF his action,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Boots and Saddle

Hamilton opens seven day race
meet today with the Brantford Handi-
cap at six furlongs as the feature. DIR.
Hickman appears n shade the best in
close field. J. X. l.. Ross has three
.ntered--Ilildur, Baby Grand and Sail
ing B.-any of which might be the
winner. Chorho also is fast.
Horses which seem best are: First
race, Lady Boss, lilt. Bucado second,
Kings Court, Dclluhm. Sir Clarence
third 'steeplechaseI St. Paul, Butcher
Boy. Fair Mac fourth, DR.. Hickman,
Ross Entry. Chocho; fifth. Thorny-
way, Gullipot Pietras: sixth, l'eSpair.
Fair Gain, Finery seventh, King Tr"-
jan. Gath, Greenland.
Virtually the sam" character Of
racing may be expected at Hamilton as
characterized the Windsor meeting.
there being plenty Of horses and close
opening day. There are sixty six horses
entered in the seven races, and rwo
stake races and y shepherds" as fea-
lures
Diadena easily Outran her field N The
Prince Edward Hotel Handicap, the
closing day feature ht kenilwOrth.
Captain Scott. the good three year old
of the Thorncliffr stable, WAS cut down
in the running of the race, one of his
tendons being severed. His injury was
so serious that he had 10 be destroyed
after the raCe,
Saratoga Yesterday began l." play
host in way reminding Of old DAYS
al III" Spa To rscegoers. hOrsemen and
society, all in preparation for the race
meet to open tomorrow. A. the pres
ont there are 1000 horses at the track
and at the Oklahoma training course
ready for III" opening OF the thirty lay
racing season. Superintendent VIII
liam Glare has the track In first -class
condition The Saratoga Handicap,
$1,000. is the opening day feature
Bunting, Tryster. Prudery. Extermi-
nator Bon IIomme and others of the
handicap division have been showing
smart workouts. Exterminator. after a
rest since his last journey TO Kentucky,
is in ft shape for his Saratoga engage
lncnts
Nose GOldblatt has changed his plans
owing 10 the illness Of Mrs. GoldbIatt,
and The sixteen Harry Payne Whitney
horses which he is training will be
shipped back to Latonia instead of
Saratoga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
SEEKS LOST LAURELS
Willie Hoppe VIII Endeavor to Re-
ualn 16.2 BslkIlne Title

New York, July 3l.-Willie Hoppe
a. reconsidered his intention 10 retire
nd will endeavor to regain the 49,
,slkiine billiard title in On International
.euenament to be staged this fall. ac-
s6lng 20 Il, n. I'enJamln, the former
III amplon's manager,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Fire Leading Batsmen
in Each Major League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

sort. Among the sprint kings who will
endeavor to win the crown now adorn.
ing Paddock's head are McAllister, the
flying cop OF New York; Murchinson,
former indoor champion young Der.
ME W"f"rs. Allen WoOdring. of Syra.
cuSe. and Mckimm. Of Princeton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
Wins Net Title Fourteenth Time

SeaDrigh;. y. d., July 81 Rernon
Prentice, president Of the Seabrisht Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club, won the Seabrisnt
singles champion ship for the fourteenth tint.
defeating Hooker Tslcott in a hard four set
struggle. p--T. 4-8. 30. So. II was
brilliant comeback for Prentice. whose last
victory WAS in 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
THE LINKS ARE FINE

IrenCC Many interentlng cVentH are taklng
piaCe on the nearby links. with a conplete
Of the game, Frank McCracksn
follows every important tournament with
he PrB'ir Ivp1VW Make II q Ha6i."--
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

To-day the men and maids VINO make
The newspapers are playing th"Ir fort g.
nightly tournament. this time over the
inks Of the Whitemarsh Valley C"un-
Try Club, The first sixteen who quail.
u'd tor III" Mastbaum Cup will start
their matches. The rest of the Fourth
Estat"rs will do their usual stun in the
handicap medal play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

The Ice Palace wiIl lpsu 'ha regular
lg22-23 season in PhNsdclphia on September
~ An all-s,ar bill Is being arranged, with
several lochl boys 20 be bNOked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

Nose GOldblatt has changed his plans
owing TO the illness of Mrs. GoldbIatt.
and The sixteen Harry Payne Whitney
horses which he is training will be
shipped back to Latonia instead Of
Saratoga.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-04-07
l p siol Nv etter'
cts Grow Project Row onered
Tim nrn s s84 fss3sS

Z. a. SEricks leader of boys and
girls club work ID Atinnesota, an
nounces that honors in a special club
.demonstr ton win be given this year
fol-. the first time to the boy or girl
who develops his or her own body, at
the same time carrying out project
in livestock, crops OF home economies.
Honors and prizes will be awarded to
the juniors making the best effort to
grow and be healthy, according to the
basis Of awards, but in order to win
the 9 Let's Grow contest, a club
member must also finish in a creditable
manner one Of the regular club pro-
jccts. Miss Lucy Cordiner, specialist
in nutrition, will furnish suggestions
for building up and maintaining bodily
health to all who enroll in this work.
The .1Let's Grow" project gives
splendid opportunity for demonstrating
the Importance Of health. The best
club teams in the state will demon
strate results of this project at the
state fair in September. G:,,s ..