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Seldin's Cash Grocery
OF RAYMER

in this. to-wt: Tint san srsntor has failed
to ray 5000 due February Let. 1922.
And Whereas. the legal holder Of the In
debtedness represented by said note has filed
with the undersigned Public Trustee OF the
said Weld County. Colorado. motto and de-
mGnd in writing declaring said default and
elccting To declare the whole debt due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said
land under said trust deed
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given that
pursuant to said notice and demand and
election and under and by virtue Of the
authority vested in me by said Trust Deed
aid the Law, !. N. J. WALSH. Public
Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado, will sell
the above described land for cash. At public
auction. to the highest bidder at the east
front door Of the Court House in Weld
County. Colorado. on Monday. the 2ist day
OF August, 1922. at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon for the purpose Of paying said note
ard interest and all expense Of this sale,
and will give TO the purchaser thereof .
certificate of purchase therefor as provided
by law
Signed. NJ. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
Dated at Greeley, Weld County, Colorado,
this 10th day Of July. 1922.
First Publication July 20, 1929
Last Publication August H. 1922.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE

The undersigned, Clarence T. NELL, admin
istrator Of the estate Of Rem A. Hoffman.
deceased. under and by virtue OF an Order
of the County Court OF Weld County. Colo
RADIO. made and entered in the matter Of the
estate Of Rem A. Hoffman. deceased, on the
2sth day Of July. A. D.. 1922 will sell at
public auction at the East front door of the
Court House in Greeley. Weld County. Colo
RADIO. on Saturday the 18th day of August.
AZ D., 1922. at the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ.
t,f the highest bidder for cash in hand.
all the right, title and interest that said Rem
AZ Hoffman. deceased. had In and TO the fol-
lowing described lots and parcels Of land,
situate In Weld County Colorado, to-wit:
Parcel /. The WV Of the NEh: the SEA-
Of the MEL. the NWk Of the SEW Of Sec
IL Twp. N. Of Range IS w.. Of the 9Th
Ps NJ. Weld County Colorado. together with
~ shares Of the capital stock Of the Delta
Irrigation Company.
Parcel 2. All Of that part of the SEX
Of Sec. Twp N, Of Range GA W.. Of the
9Th P. NJ, Weld County. Colorado. West Of
the County road running on the East side Of
the above described property. together with
ODE share Of the capital stock of The Lower
Latham Ditch Company and Is shares of the
carital stock Of The Plumb Irrigation Com
pany.
Parcel 3. The sM Of the SwA of Sec. 9.
Twp. 4 N. Of Range IS W. Of the 9Th P. n.
Weld County. Colorado together with shares
Of the capital stock Of The Western Mutual
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lore the 'akins oil Judgment BY default Is
AFORESAID.
Inc sa'd aeuon % brought 70 OBTAIN 1ud&-
menn against the said defendane Mau >.
henry, Geo hester. Nellie n. henry ana
MRS. FRANCES Mester. and each oil them, IN
the Principal sum OF *s,ooo'oo. together WIN
interest thereon At seven per cent per hhhum
from March L. ivzo 10 rendition OF ,ud2meht
herein toSetnef Win ten per cent aadi'iohai
on sad above mentioned amount as attorneys
ices. all rs evneneed py promhsoFy note
dated March J., 1871. made. executed ana DE-
hsered by sad Matt ). Henry 'eo. heis'ef'
Neihe NJ hehry ana Mrs.. FRANCES "es'sr
10 piainiih ana payable hSc yean aitsf aate
Win mtefes NJ seven per esh' yer an"Ni''
also 70 obtain decree OF THIS Court LOT n
foreclosure oil certain mortgage conveying
the Sh OF sec. %. Twp- WORTH OF mango
!" west Of the o,h r. ~ "e'u eoahv
Colorado. 10 secure tne said payment u 50"
above ment'ohed note. wnish SAN morkAse
more rafaeuiary described IN saa eom.
PAINT tha' tne premises eoh'esea W 50"
mortgage may be sold and the proceeds mp
Piled 10 me payment Oh sad ho'e ana a'of-
neys ices ana taaes advanced had pa'a !"
SAID paintin ana IN case 'aeh pfoeetA are
NOT suhe@h' 10 pay inc 'a''e anu =" $50
Of TINS aee'on' snen 70 "o'A'h eA'us'o" ~,
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This is
the Year

TO SEE AMERICA! TO RECREATE IN THE BIGGEST
VACATION LAND IN THE WORLD REALIZE YOUR
VACATION HOPES AND DREAMS THIS SUMNER VA
CATION COSTS ARE DOWN!
HIT THE TRAIL WEST! THE AMERICAN WEST Is
THE WORLDS GREATEST OUT DOORS IT'S YOUR
coUHTRY-GET OUT INTO IT-KNOW IT. FEEL IT.
BLESS YOUR EYES WITH A SIGHT OF THAT EMER-
AID GEM OF THE NORTHERN R0CKES-LAKE ST.
MARY IN GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE CHARMED LAND" OF
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST; SEE PUGET SOUND, THE
AMERICAN MEDT ERRANEAN; VISIT OLD MOUNT
RAINIER, TAXI THAT MDESCRBABLE LOOK"
DOWN INIT CRATER LAKE NATURES UNMATCH.
ED SPECTACLE
ZEE THE GRANDEUR AND FEEL THE INSPIRATION
OF THE YOSEMITE. STROLL AMID CALIFORNIA;
BIG TREES THE OLDEST LIVING THINGS
TAKE A DIP IN GREAT SALT LAKE-HIGHER THAN
THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS AND SEVEN TIMES
LARGER THAN PAlESTINES DEAD SEA
sT0P-0FP IN MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK-"THE
LAND OF THE PAST
10 MOTORING PAST THE LAUNDERING GEYESERS
AND THROUGH THE SOUL STIRRING CANYONS OF
OUR YELLOWSTONE. BUT REMEMBER-E YOU
DON'T SEE CODY ROAD THROUGH THE BUFFALO
BILL COUNTRY YOU DON'T SEE YELLOWSTONE.
STAND ON TOP OF PIXIES PEAK AND LOOK OFF AT
TAE REST OF THE WORLD.
REST AMID THE TRANQUIL BEAUTY AND PEACEFUL
GRANDEUR OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL
ESTES PARK-A ROYAL OUTING PLACE.
II
YOU'LL CONE BACK MENTALLY KEEN, PHYSICALLY
FIT-FEELMG AS THOUGH YOU COULD LICK YOUR
WEIGHT IN WILD CATS
No FORM OF EDUCATION IS MORE NSPIRATIONAL
TEAN TRAVEL. THESE ARE BUT FEW OF THE
GREAT SHOW PLACES III OUR W0NDR0US WEST,
PACK YOUR GRIP AND HAVE YOUR HEART STIRRED
AND YOUR MIND REFRESHED BY THEM THIS SUN.
HER. LET YOUR HOMETOWN RAILROAD INTRO.
DuCE YOU. IT COSTS NO MORE TO TRAVEL BUR-
yyVGTON-EvERYWHERE WEST
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N, J. WALSH. Public Trustee In and for
the County Of Weld State Of Colorado. E.
VI. GILLETT. and THE JAMES G. NoLL
LUMBER COMPANY. corporation. the
defendants above named. GREETING.
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you BY the above named
plaintiff in the District Court Of Weld Coun-
~. State Of Colorado, and answer the com
plant therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this County,
or II served out Of this County. or by publ.
cation. within thirty days after the service
hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service; or
Judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer Of the COM
plant And II copy Of the complaint In
the above entitled action be not served with
this summons. or II the service hereof be
made out Of this State. then ten days addi-
tional to the time hcreinbefore specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed be.
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SUMMONS

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NOTICE o. ADJUSTMENT DAY
STATE OF coIoRApo)

STATE OF coIoRApo,
ISIS
County Of Weld.
In the County Court. in Pros.,.. !
In the KsSte Of
No. 2sS2
Garrett J. Klsin. Deceased.
All psrsons having claims against said
estate are hsreby notified to presen, them
for adtwtment to the County Court Of Weld
County. Colorado. on Tuesday. the 9Th day
Of Septmber. 1922 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ.
Letitia Klein.
Executor Of said estate.
First Publication July "a. 1922.
Last Publication August "a, 1922.
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Wa n TIE D

Young men, handy with carpenter
tools, for permanent employment on
car work--rate, Acts. to 63cts. per
hour. depending on ability. Time
and one-half after eight hours. Call
on or write to Master Mechanic,
g BE- Q. r. r., Sterling. Colorado.
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Drive over and pick your own cher
ries. Reasonable prices. Carl An
cerson 2 u miles north Of Fl. Collins
Red roof buildings. $3.50 pc. crate
Tor the big black Morrilos.
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81. "a, -
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-, ="
r.. :, p.,.s.,. M, 90 ~
p, a : 1870 I'm
os' dug.
=, wy VI
WV
Parcel ~ The NEA Of the sWh Of see.
~ INp' n. Of Range % West Of the eth
q. ~. Weid County. Colo. together with
one-nan snare OF tine capital stock OF The
Del'a ir'sat'on company
rafeei H. Inc Eh OF sec. "a. Twp.
y, OF "ahse o. W. OF the 9TH r. NJ. Weld
county. .o'orado'
fareei IL. The swh OF Sec. rs. Twp.
n. Of Range 30 W. OF the 9Th r. M, Weld
County. Colorado.
fareel 10. Lot 10. IN smiths Subdivision
Of BLOCK iss, CITY OF Greeley. Weld County.
oolorsdo.
rarcei - inat part Of Lot :. Blk ~. City
Of Greeley. Weld County. Colo. described a.
iolo~s' commencing At point on the East
hhe Of said LOT :. o. feet south OF the North
east corner Of said lot; thence running West
distance OF I'D feet to point which p
70 feet East OF the West line Of said Lot;
thence south distance Of 70 feet TO .
= point on the East line Of said Lot; thence
North a distance OF 40 feet to the point Of
beginning.
Parcel 10. Undivided one-third interest In
the Ma OF the NWA; the NWh Of the
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-08-03
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Buy $500 worth Of Goodssand pay $3.50 for il

We place our entire combine stock Of Shoes that Of Mr.
Smathe recently purchased by and regular line consisting
Of over 500 Pair Of Womens, Mems, MISS and Chldrens
Shoes also all Of Summer Underwear all piece Dry Goods
Overalls UnionaFs and Work Shirts
Because Of lack Of time and space to work out the Details
we have decided on the following sale pam
With the purchase Of any, either OF all Of the items above
named to the Of $780, we will discount flat so cents
each $500 and mulipes Of same
This equals to about II per cent net Discount and gives
every body opportunity to bay school shoes" or other
things very reasonable prices and at the time US
the trouble Of marking things down up after the sale over
We make this liberal offer for the following reasons: s
First need Of space for our. Fall and Winter
Goods which are on the way now
second, need the cash" to pay our bills.
Third and Last, appreciate the business Of our many
customers and feel that you have treat coming
This sale to start Saturday. Augu.t 9Th and will con-
tnue until goods sold but not later than Saturday August
l9h inclusive
Seldin's Cash Grocery
OF RAYMER
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ANNUAL rINAsclA,sAr

OF sehssl District No u. cssnty Of Weld,
State q Colorado. fro. Jan. 80. 1871. to
Juns 80. 1914.
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rubbish IA the basement 81 I'D
house.
This basement had not been
enered for q long time, and when
these originals were concealed
there, care was taken NOT to dis
tufb the appearance which this
room presented otnot having been
opened for an Incredible age.
1t was low, with an earth
floor. The ceiling was Of wooden
beams dried out and beginning to
decay and as inflammable as TIN.
der. The whole Of this ceiling was
hung with cobwebs, laced over
them hanging like wells In shreds.
"0n the night Of the disaster,
before leaving the house went
into this basement to make su:u
that the originals stored there re.
matned as we had placed them. 1t
was late, and / took a candle.
This was a fatal indiscretion.
WHEN I arose from an exami-
nation Of the place where the
etchlngs were concealed, the
flame Of the candle came in con.
tact with the hanging spider-webs,
and Immediately the whole ceiling
flashed into flame. In an instant
Il seemed to me the entire ceiling
Of the room was on fire. had
barely time to escape before the
room was a furnace.
The final lnstallment OF "The
Woman on the Terrace" will an.
pear In our next issue.
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Mist Ollie Fortney and Ms. b.
s. Tetrick visited Mr. and Mrs +.
N Heldreti Wednesday.
Miss Glance Tetrick attended %
business In shlnnston Wednesday.
Thomas Lucas OF Enterprise
was looking after business mat
tiers here Tuesday.
q. F. sturm vas a business
visitor at Enterprise Tuesday.
are hauling their winter supply Of
coal from Enterprise this week.
Mrs. A. N. Holbert and Mira.
Bessie connors was calling On
Mrs. j. r. Holbert Monday.
Mrs. Lou Wolf visited Mrs
Emma staekpole Wednesday.
Miss. Lucia Tetrick was shop
ping in Falrmont Monday.
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TIE WFE 7RGAN FAIRoNT FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER "a 1872

"a SKIN which he hin striyen
70 perfect and which he has
finally brought togthe highest en-
eellence.
:.He labored in the house in the
Faubour ST German for q long
time and with an incredible pa
thence, until he became the su.
perior OF any man living. and the
house, as have said. was literally
packed with the most beautiful and
most valuable reproductions Of this
character in the world. This &C.
cumulated treasure represented tho
incredible fortune which was be.
fore Monsieur billiard and myself.
at was on the night that he had
gone TO Bordeaux in order to maEs
some arranement for the removd!
Of the treasure that the unfortunate
fire occurred that wiped out ou5
fortune in an hour, leaving mon.
sleur penniless and MYSELF with
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but the ruin OF another Illusion.
And It happened, monsieur, in the
simplest fashion,"
! There was absolute silence on
the terrace before the villa. The
vaguely blue sea seemed to under
lie a world OF amethyst. Heavy
odors were In the air. A little be.
yond the terrace the leaves OF a
Towering vino moved where the
footma1 OF the Princess KitzenzY,
searched as noiselessly as ghosts
for the lost parrot. The shadowy
figures OF the two footmen wers
outlined to the woman IN tho chair,
and perhaps to Monsieur JonQuella,
but they were not visible to the
American.
He sat like a tense figure IN
some organic medium, grim, rigid:
always in that immobiIity whica
seemed to await the next word be.
fore 1t flashed into violent life; az
though madame's words were tho
delicate implement OF vivisection.
list moving about a nerve which II
never touched, but which II Goa.
stantly menaced.
ut was the simplest acciden: {"
the woman repeated in her placid
voice. THE original etchings Of
an Immortal like one OF the thrce
which / have already named arc
placed. AZ
out OF the fear that the house
might be entered, after tie repro
auctions had been made. these or
isinals we're placed under soma
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STURM'S MILL.

James and Henry sturm were
in Fatrmont Wednesday attending
to business matters.
Mrs. Bernice Tetrick was shop
ping In Clarksburg Monday.
Mrs. Allie Lamb visited Mr.
and Mrs. N. U. Kellar Sunday.
Those calling at Mrs Eliza
Tetrick's Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. F. VI. Stackpole. George
wilt, Harold, Alva and Edyth
kellar, \ M. Holbert and Clyde
Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Tetricl;
visited the latter's mother Mrs.
Allie Cunningham Of Long Run,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vincent and
family attended Sunday school ut
Long Run Sunday.
H. L. Sturm transacted bust. :
ness at Enterprise Saturday.
E. w. Tate was at BIngamon
Saturday.
James Hibbs of Homewooa
transacted business here Friday.
Miss Marguerite Minear spent
the weekend with home folks at
Blngamon.
Miss Irene Lipscomb Of Peoria
spent several days recently at tho
home Of ]. L. Sharp.
Mrs. Carrie Kelley and Mrs.
Bernice Tetrick transacted bust
ness at Bingamon Thursday.
George c. Wilt and F. w. Tate
attended the box social at the
Miller School Friday night.
Jacob Sharp and ]. L. Sharp
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ITALY MoURNs LOSS or
Ex.PREMlER SHINING

ROME. Nov. ICY the AS
ISOLATED Press Italy mournei
today the passing Of Baron Son
nino, who was twice her pesmieS
and her foreign minister during
the World War. Death came last
night after an apopletic stroke
early in the day. News that the
baron had been stricken came as
q surprise for only a few days age
he was seen on the streets In APP
parently the best Of health. Word
OF his illness brought anxiou In
quiries from many state nobles,
Including King Victor Emmanuel.
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QilllilplS Of
Mlo1lqllellelS
tysMEIN1LlE DAWSON po5T
ssiea2 NEA Service. Inc
The Woman on The Terrace

imense, incredible fortune. The an.
ticIpation Of It bound me to him.
and so the burning OF this HOUSE
must have been an accident. ThH
, lure Of fortune Is the only ,inEIu.
ence that does not loosen as one
advances into life, In world
where presently every emotion
fails. Therefore SIonsieur billiard
had a right to feel that he could
trust me, since my interest In this
fortune was Identical with his
own"
She paused. and seemed to ad.
dress Monsieur 5onquelle directly.
You will be concerned mon
sieur about the mystery Of this
fortune. It was no dream. and de-
pended upon no uncertain hazard
OF chance. Monsieur billiard Is an
artisan artist with a genius for
turning art TO q practical use.
There have been greater artists
than Monsieur billiard In produG-
tiou. but. not In methods by which
art can be made to serve prac-
teal purpose; that Is to say can b.
made to produce fortune. It Is
the life-work Of Monsieur billiard
not to produce art, but to bring the
artistic skill Of the masters Of art
to his practical purposes. And. in
this department, he has no super
Tor in any country. The house in
the Faubourg st. German was ~
fact storeroom. 1t was. at the
time Of It's destruction by fire,
literally packed with masterpieces
beautiful works Of art OF an ln-
credible value"
She did not move the position OF
her body in the chair. But she
again vaguely touched her lips
with the handkerchief in her
fingers, a BIT Of filmy lace.
Monsieur" she said, there
have been in the world three men
who are supreme in what is per-
haps the highest OF all artistic
production. l shall name them
to you; Monsieur Whistler, the
American; Monsieur Helleu Of
Paris, and Wagenheim OF Nun
ich."
She moved a tritIe in the chair.
Then she went on.
1.-THE misfortune Of producing
a masterpiece in oil or In water
color is that one COPY only OF this
masterpiece exists. and IL by any
misfortune 1t is destroyed, every
adequate evidence OF It's beauty
las disappeared forever. This is
the unfortunate feature attached
to tho work OF all the great mas
tefs.
But 1T is misfortune that does
not attend the etchings OF Mon
sIeur Whistler, Monsieur Helleu,
and Herr Wagenheim. The beau
tiful face OF the lovely Americans
preserved by the etchings OF
Monsieur Melleu can be reproduc-
ed in any number. That beauty
does not depend upon the jeo-
pardy Of single picture"
Her voice seemed to advance.
but not with the stimulus OF any
emotion.
1T is not commonly known"
she said, that an extreme skill
Is required to obtain in tho
prints all the beauties Of these
etchings. Tho prints are COM
monty made by persons having
only the usual workmau's skill.
But 1t was always realized by
the masters OF this art that the
extreme ind delicate beauties Of
their etchings could be produced
only by an adequate skill. BY a
skill almost equal to their own,
In the printing Of the picture.
This skill constitutes tho pecu-
liar genius of Monsieur billiard
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Begin Here To-Day
Tie trange woman In the In
valid chair had been talking aug.
ny with her companion when
" JoNQuELLE. greatest OF
french detectives entered the
beautiful italian terrace.
The woman introduced her COM
panion as
NsARTIsS pILLARD, an American.
Tho American greeted the. CALLER
itngftci1usIy,
Jon4uelle explained that he bad
come 10 inquire why the house In
Park. owned By billiard and td
which the woman had key. burn
ed 70 the ground.
Go on With the Story
The American broke in./ His
yoice was no longer restrained.
u don't SEQ what you've got to
do With it,3 he said.
Monsieur Jonuuello did not at
once reply. He looked at his Gig
aset as though It were someho u
unsatisfactory; puffed n a moment
until the lip glowed; then he toss
cd iti over the edge. Of the terrace
into the bushe1.
Almost Immediately the bushes
parted and two persons came up
cnto tie terrace. They wore font
men IA a rather conspicuous fore
igns livery. They paid no attention
20 either Monsieur Jonquelle or :hG
American. They addressed thew
selves with apologize diffidence 70
theiwoman IN the chair.
They explained that a parrot be.
longing 10 the Princess Kitzenozof
who occupied the great villa above
had escaped and was concealed
somewhere in the thick shrubbery
81 madame's garden. Would. they
be permitted TO search for It? The
woman In the chair moved her
head slowly, in assent. Then she
dismissed them with a gesture.
They went down OF the terrace
and toward the rear OF tho villa In
search, and the woman in the
chair addressed the American.
You must believe" she said.
that MONSIEUR Jonquelle Is an old
acquaintance and that this explain
alton Is not to be denied him.
Neither IRE you to be denied It.
You came here for 1t precisely as
lie has come for 1t.
You have followed me here, trail.
ing out my flight. ns he has follow
I'D. The two OF you arrived nearly
On the moment, and l shall be
pleased 70 include the two of you
n my explanation. You were de.
1andihg Il as Monsieur Jonquele
afTiyed$-with some heat, II cor
feetly remember,
The American replied In his
abrupt manner:
~ don't understand this thing"
ne said 'Bht do want to know
how this house happened to burn
while 1 was absent. You are the
only person who had q key to 1t,
and you must have burned II or
yoit would not have run away and
rid yourself-now. what's tho
storyls
The woman had o bit Of delicate
lace in her fingers. She put It up
i moment to hor lips. Then she
spoke, addressing her two guests.
5er voice was slow, serene, aud de-
laehed, like ona who speaks with.
out interest, without emotion. and
without any concern Tor effect. It.
was like voice from a mechani-
cal appliance having intelligence,
but no will to feel,
y have been attached to Mon.
Heut Dillard," she said. There
was "a fortune before us, an i'm,
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ANNOUNCEMENT
PRICES OF ADMISSION

Bargain Matinees-Adults, 4oc; including Tax; Child
15c including tax Evening soc
tax &c; total 55c; children 22c; tax Sc; total CSC
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

1t will mean a heavy reduction in
the eligibility list and the big, un-
wieldy fields Of the last few years will
give way to a smaller, more repre-
sentative body. James D. Standish
chairman of the eligibility list commit
tee, gave out this important announce
ment yesterday He also asks Tor more
CO. operation from the various sectional
golf associations
Mr.. Standish lays particular stress
upon the fact that the eligibility com
mittee desires a players record of all
important events, whether invitation or
sectional His letter to the secretaries
Of the sectional associations is as fol-
lows:
"The eligibility list of he T. S. G.
A. is compiled each wear for the pur-
pose OF naming those players whose
skill in the game of golf entities
them to compete in the national
amateur championship. The num-
Der Of entries in this event has in
creased so rapidly during the last
few years that it is now necessary to
exact more strict requirements of
eligibility than in the past. Accord
ingly, the standard of play required
this year Will be a handicap of four
strokes or less, based on the Calkins
system, together with commend
able tournament record during the
last three years.
"Ihe eligibility list committee is