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The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Peak of the Summer Business
Reached and Homeward
Rush Continues.

wv ent on the high seas and with
virtually every large ship
afloat In active operation transporting
American tourists to and from Euro
pean ports. the peak of the summer
season is about reached For the next
few weeks there will be no slackening
In the homeward rush of those who
have been on pleasure or business bent
in Great Britain and on the Continent.
Special arrangements to handle the un-
usually large rush of Americans to the
French and British ports have been
made by the various steamship COM
panies, several of whom have sent rep
resentatives from the United States to
aid in handling the westbound traffic
In the interest of speed and service
an attempt will be made next week to
shorten the running time from New
York to Plymouth when the record
holding liner Mauretania of the Cunard
fleet will attempt to make Plymouth in
five actual sailing days. Sailing on
Tuesday, September 5, the giantess will
leave here at 10 o'clock and expects to
have her passengers in London in time
for dinner on Sunday night. Officials
of the line state that there is every
proba bility that the liner will be able
to do this, establishing 4 brand new
worlds transatlantic speed record. The
present record is held by the Mauretania
with a trip of days hours and 8
minutes. made in July.
Carrying the last big list of east
bound tourist passengers the giant
Majestic-E Is In the chart--left here
yesterday. The ship is also bound
to make speed records when she has
become adjusted to herself and her
engines have had little more working
out. The Adriatic, @ II. whose last
westbound trip was marked by the
splendid work of her engineroom men
in handling the explosion and fire
aboard will go to Liverpool for an
inquiry which will be held by the Board
of Trade. She will be repaired there
and will remain in the port a week
before starting on her return trip to the
United States.
The giant Berengaria. M rs, limping
along with but three of her four screws
In working order. Is making excellent
time on her trip despite her misfor-
tune She was injured by striking sub
merged wreckage on her last eastbound
trip and was unable to have 1t en-
tirely repaired before starting on her
return trip to this country. A notable
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
UNITED STATES SHIP
TO PUT IN SECOND BAR
Talk About Liquor Selling Has
Brought Business. a

Since the Governments Investigate ton
advertised the fact that liquor is to be
had on American steamships the
America of the United States Line has
had such rush of business that the
present bar is to be enlarged and an
other added. This became known yes
terday upon the Americas arrival from
Southampton with more than 1000 pay
ing passengers and four stowaways.
The stowaways. formerly firemen en-
ployed by the line. were sent to Ellis
Island.
Major-Gen. James s. Harbord who
has been investigating stories of atroci-
ties in India for two months, returned
with his aid. Capt. Gustave Villaret,
but would not talk. saying he would
make his report in Washington. Jacob
Winkler of Manhattan brought from
Germany several pots OF German flow
ers to embellish his home. but the
Department OF Agriculture took them
away for inspection.
Three deaths were reported by Capt.
William Rind. Karl Kodytek. cabin
passenger, OF Indiana avenue. Trenton,
died Of heart disease. His body was
taken to Hoboken. The others were
Fred Amerzaher, cook. of Ham
burg. buried at sea. and Charles Lobe
son, seaman. OF Fall River, Mass.
who died at Bremen and was buried
there.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
GOWANUS BAY GRAIN
ELEVATOR FINISHED
100000 Bushel Structure at
Canal Terminal to Be
Opened Friday.
GOVERNOR is TO SPEAK
Big State Project Will Facili-
tate Export of Grain
From West.
GOVERNOR is TO SPEAK
Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany, Aug. 90.

speciol Dispatch TO THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany. Aug 20.
Arrangements are being completed Tor
the meeting on the afternoon of septem-
ber at tho Gowanus Bay Canal termi-
nal. foot OF Columbia street. Brooklyn.
TO mark the official opening of the State
canal grain elevator. Gov. Miller. who
has been actively interested in every fea-
ture of canal development, will deliver
an address, as will julius Barnes. pres
ident of the United states Chamber OF
Commerce.
Superintendent of Public Works
Charles L. Cadle will open the meeting
and introduce Lieut. Gov Wood. who
will preside. State Engineer Williams
will formally pronounce the great ele-
vator completed and turn it over TO the
Department OF Public Works.
The Superintendent of Public Works
has been congratulated on the speed
with which the elevator was built. The
contract was executed by the Superin-
tendent May 3, 1921. and in less than
sixteen months the enormous structure
Is ready for use by the State. Mem ocrs
of the official staff of the State Engi-
neer and of the Department of Public
in an inspection of the structure after
the exercises. The meeting will be
opened at o'clock.
Many invitations have been sent to Of
ficials and men prominent in the trans
portation world, and many accepta aces
have been received. Many transportation
ard commercial organizations will be
represented by large delegations, and the
canal carriers will be present.
vr>I. l.. y
and operated elevator is made apparent
when it is remembered how it has been
necessary frequently, upon it's arrival
in New York, to leave shipment of
grain in the barges for lack of space.
AS most of this grain Is for export there
was a waste of time before 1t could be
loaded aboard an outgoing ship. De-
murrage charges would mount up. while
boats were held out of commission for
considerable time.
These delays will be eliminated by the
use Of the new elevator. of 1000, 900
bushels capacity, so that more grain can
be brought through from the West at
q reduced cost. Already thousands of
bushels of wheat have been raised to
the bins OF the elevator from some of
the big canal ships
Guests have been informed that the
elevator may be reached in the following
manner:
Cd BY way OF Lexington avenue sub
way Brooklyn train, to Borough Hall
station, Brooklyn. Automobiles will be
stationed on Remsen street to take the
guests to the terminal.
Cd Boats Inspector and "Manhat-
tam will be at the lower Manhattan
Dock, just west of the Staten Island
ferry house, at the Battery, and viii
make trips to the Gowanus Bay Ter
minal at O'Clock and O'clock.
Cd The direct automobile route from
Borough of Manhattan is via the Man
haitian Bridge over the East River.
thence right on Nassau street. Brooklyn,
10 orange street, thence along Orange
street to Henry street, where left turn
should be made direct 10 elevator.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
MANS BULLET WOUND
STIRS POLICE SUSPICION
Patients Poor Explanation
Results in Further Inquiry.

Declaring he had been shot when
walking in East Seventyfifth street on
his way home Michael Mancuso. 20
years old. OF 2032 First avenue, called at
Presbyterian Hospital early yesterday
morning with a bullet wound in his left
forearm.
Detectives of the East Slxty-seventh
street police station said he told them
ne was shot near Engine Company a..
221 East Seventy street. The fire.
man on watch said he heard no shot.
Mancuso later was taken to Brooklyn
for questioning In connection with a
shooting at Third avenue and Union
street Friday night, when man was
wounded by three unidentified men, who
escaped.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUG. 2s, 1922
ARRIVED.

Str scythia tBr) Liverpool Aug II and
Queenstown 18th; % the Cunard Steamship
Co, Ltd, with 20i first, 3ii second cabin
and 276 third class passengers. malls and
mdse. Went TO pier rs, North River.
Str Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam Aug Is.
Boulogne 18th and Plymouth nth, to the
second cabin and i2s third class passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO foot OF 9th street
Hoboken, NJ.
Str America. Bremen Aug 10 and South
states Lines, with 2o3 first, BOG second
cabin and $40 third class passengers, mails
and mdse Went to pier 4. Hoboken. NJ
Str Caronia tBr) Hamburg Aug IL and
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with 2i4 first.
800 second cabin and 29I third class pas
sengcrs, mails and mdse. Went to pier 81.
North River.
outh 10Th 70 the Compagnie Generate Trans
atlantiquc with 405 first, 446 second cabin
ana 81! third class passengers. mails and
mdse. Went TO pier 81. North River.
Str New York city tBo, Bristol Aug II.
TO Charles Hiil Sons. with nidse.
Str Kwarra tBp. Liverpool Aug 10. to the
West India Steamship Co. with coal. An
ehored off Statue Of Liberty.
Str Teespool tBr). Hull.
Str sahale, London July is. Hull odd,
Leith 29.h, Middlesbro Aug >, Newcastle
10Th 70 the Export transportation Go. with
mdse.
Str sahalc. Leith July %. MiddIesbroueh
ALg and Shields ION.
Str Cubano (Nor), Newcastle Aug 10. to
the Kerr Steamship Co. With 672s tons Of
coal
Str cape Recife CBD. Newport. Eng. Aug
TO- 70 Lambert Brothers. with coal. Went
70 foot OF Huron street Brooklyn.
Str Cubano tNorl. Shields Aug 10. TO the
Kerr Stea mship Co. with coal.
SIR Argus, Antwerp Aug 10, TO the Black
Diamond steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO
pier 3. Army Base, Brooklyn.
str River Araxes (Brl. Smyrna July .,
CalamatR 18th, Pniras I'D. Oran Aug and
Gibraltar sth, 70 the Cunard Steamship Co,
River.
Str Vile du Havre Gr), Tunis July O.
Marseilles 10th, Leghorn 2fst. Genoa 26th,
Naples 27th. Catapia 3ist. Messina Aug 8.
Palermo 9TH and Oran sth, 10 the Algerian
american Line. with mdae. Went 70 New
York Dock Co.'S pier 10, Brooklyn.
Str Jaddcn. Shanghai May 30, Manila June
I. Sourabaya 10Th, samarang 2ist. Batavia
25th, Singapore July /. Medan 4th. Colombo
18Th, Port Said Aug g Gibraltar f1th, 10
the Barber Steamship Co with ndse. WIN
90 TO New York Dock Co.'S pier 3s, Brooklyn.
Str Fiume utsn Venice July ~, Malaga
Aug I. to Phelps Brothers & Co. with mdse.
Wont 70 pier !, Bush Docks Brooklyn.
Str Ysedyk Dutch Buenos Aires July
~ and Barbados Aug 1S. TO Harris Maeiil
& Co, With mdse VIII 30 20 pier j. Eric
Basin, Brooklyn, Monday
Str Ario. Tampco Aug is. 10 the Standard
Oh 90 Of New York, with oil Anchored of
Str Edward L Doheny Ir. Tampico Aug
-, 10 the Pan American Petroleum Trans.
port 81 With crude oil. Anchored off Tomp-
Str Munsomo. Tampico Aug 4 and Balti-
more 2ith, to the Munson Steamship Lines
with mdse Went 10 pier o. East River
Str Camaguey. towing barge Buckport,
-
Continued on Following pa0e.S
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
DEAD INFANT IN BUNDLE.
Crushed Body of, Child Picked Up
on Fifty-second street.

The crushed body Of a few days old
baby was found wrapped in a news
rauer on Fifty-second street. between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. early yes
terday morning by Patrolman Arthur
Mccarthy Of the West Forty-seventh
street police station.
Apparently a number Of automobiles
had passed over tho bundle. The body
was SO dishgured that II could not be
ascertained whether the infant was n
boy or a girl Assistant Medical Ex-
amIner Benjamin Schwartz will per-
fVrm an autopsy.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.

Europe, Africa and West Asia Norway.
Canary Islands aud italy must be specially
addressed) via Plymouth and Havre: also
parcel post mails for France and the coun-
tries mentioned In note below connecting
dispatch FOR Cairo-Bagdad air maid str
FRANCE, 8 AN (sup $50 AM ~.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed. str PRESIDENT VAN BUREN,.
AM (sup 10 80 AM -.
Italy Via Naples also parcel post mails
for Italy. str GIULTO CESARE. ii AN.
Germany Especially addressed only) via
Bremen, str HANOVER, II 80 PM.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

POSITIONS SHOWN AS AT NOON TO-DAY.
LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS IN WHICH STEAMSI
LETTERS DENOTE LoNGI,
BOUND EAST.

BOUND EAST.
/ George Washington United States. Plymouth Cher
bourg and Bremen
D President Fillmore. United States.
] President Adams. United States Queenstown, Plym-
outh Cherbourg and London
President Monroe. United States Cherbourg and
London
T St Paul ......... american ........... Hamburg
Q II Adriatc. White STAR !. Queenstown and
Liverpool
Majestic. White Star. .Cherbourg and
Southampton
Celtic White Star. Queenstown and
II Kroonland. Red Star. Plymouth cherbourg
and Antwerp
and Antwerp
L 81 Resolute. United American. Plymouth,
Boulogne and Hamburg
@ 2s Mount Clay. United American. Hamburg
25 Aquitania. -unard Cherbourg and South
ampton
F 81 Algeria. ........ ,unard .......... Glasgow
20 oropesa .....A. Royal Mail Packet. Cher
bourg Southampton and
Hamburg
Noordam. Holland America Plymouth.
Bouogne and Rotterdam
33 Rotterdam. Holland America Plymouth,
Bouogne and Rotterdam
35 Paris French. Plymouth and Havre
81 Lafayette French .Havre
80 Yorck North German Lloyd. Bremen
Fl Al Seydlitz. North German Lloyd Bremen
G 4S Wuerttemburg. Hamburg American Hamburg
As United States Scandinavian American Copen-
hagen
zig and Lbau
Drottningholm. :. Swedish American Gothenburg
SO Belvedere Cosulich. Naples and Trieste
55 Presidene Wilson cosulich. Naples Trieste
81 Dante Alghieri. . Transatlantica Itaana Naples
and Genoa via Boston
M61 Britannia @ Fabre. Azores vgo and
Marseilles
Genoa and Naples
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Aug 2G-The time bali above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamens Church Tnetltute. c5
South street, dropped to-day al exact noon.
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Greer-
1920.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.

Azores Islands and Gibraltar Gtaly must
be specially addressed), via Ponta Delgada.
Gibraltar and Naples: also parcel post mails
for Azores Islands and Gibraltar, str ARA
BIC. $3.50 AM.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Utaly must
be specially addressed) via Ponta Dalgada.
Gibraltar and Naples: by rail 10 Boston,
Mass, and thence by str ARABIC PM.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
CLOSING OF MAILS.


ured at
&C via
the of q
a he anhp pier is the public hours
anic the esdu
motc Of mall.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT ST
GEORGE. 40 AM.
jamaica, Canal Zone, Panama. FL Saliva
dor (prints, &c, except La Union and San
Miguel, Nicaragua Except East Coast)
Amapala City, Chouteca talso prints, sc,
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) in
Honduras. Colombia. Ecuador and letter
mail for Peru Ccxcept fuulfos). Bolivia and
Chile tother parts OF Honduras must be spe-
cially addressedl via Kingston. crstobai.
Cartagena, Savanllla and Santa Marta, str
CARRILLO, s AM (sup AM I'd.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro
dc Macoria, San Domingo city. Aqua and
Barahcpa. str HURON. $3.50 AM Csup 10
AN ~
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

AMERICAN lift vans Tor moving housshola
furniture between Europe and America nns
between cities OF the United States; l,ous
to house without boxing: only safe. easy ana
ssnsibls method BOWLING GREEN STOn~
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
HIPS ARE LOCATED.
BOUND WEST

8 BOUND WEST
sNo. Name. Line. From
G President Polk. United States . London Cher
@ President Arthur. United states : Bremen, South
ampton, Cherbourg and
Queenstown
President RooseveltUnited States Bremen South
President Garfield United States . London Cher
10 Minnekahda. American ...... Hamburg
IL Olympic. ....... White Star IL Southampton and
Cherbourg
"A Cedric. White Star. Liverpool
1415 Baltic White Star. Liverpool and
Queenstown
10 Finland. Red star Antwerp southamp-
and Cherbourg
p IS Gothland Red ............. Antwerp
20 samland Red star ............ Danzig
* p Reliance United American. 80 Hamburg,
Southampton and Cherbourg
"a Mount Clinton United American. Hamburg
NJ 26 Berengaria. Cunard. Southampton
Cherbourg
2s Mauretania cunard. Southampton
Cherbourg
80 saxonia - -unard. Hamburg Southampton
Cherbourg
"a Laconia 1unard. ........ Liverpool and
Queenstown
ss Assyria; sunard ............ Glasgow
K IS vandyck Royal Mail Steam Packet. Ham
burg. Southampton
Cherbourg
40 orbita ..... Royal Mail Steam Packet Ham
burg Southampton and
cherbourg
n ss Nisgars " e Erenoh l,d rive
G IS Rugia. ........ Hamburg -Amsncan Hamburg
so Frederik VIII Scandina American Copen-
hagen
SO Lituania Baltic America .Ibau. Danzig
and Copenhagen via Halifax
52A Stockholm Swedish-American ..Gothenburg
@ 54 Camerona. Anchor. Alexandria and Naples
56 Argentina ..Cosuch ............ Trieste
II 5S King Alexander. National Greek Praeus
j co Madonna. Fabre. .Constantnople
Piraeus
H So Braga .......... Fabre .Marseies. Lisbon
G 64 Taormna. Navgazione Generate Italiana,
Naples
ss Acropolis American Black Sea. CONSTANT
nople
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

IT.
only
Nand Poteoatel British British
Uganda
the
Isands, Nigeria Nyesaaud
c. AerIac
In
Gde
Eastern zone TRs Turkey Oonsninope Il
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

str BALTIC due Aug 81 with mails from
Great Britain. Steamer left Liverpool Aug
~.
str OLYMPIC due Aug 20 with mails from
Austria. Belgium, British India, Denmark,
France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary,
Netherlands, Norway. Poland Portugal,
Rumania, South Africa and Sweden steamer
left Southampton Aug 23
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.
SUNDAY. AUGUST 81.

Costa Rica via Port Limon; by rail- 70
Boston, Mass, and thence by str LfMoN,
Z
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.

North Brazil and 1auitos via Para, Ccara,
Maranham and Manaos. str PoLYCARP. 10
AM
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
DUE MONDAY. AUGUST rs.
DUE TUESDAY, AUGUST 20,

Atlantic City. Galveston 21st t...U s Nav
Dunslaw. Newport. T., 1ith. .Houlder w & n
Exeter City. Cardiff 18th. .Chas Hn & Sons
Independence Hall. Rotterdam i4th,
Cosmopolitan
LlDerty. barrN l5tns*. s....ss Cosmopolitan N
Minnekahda, Hamburg 10Th. American Line
Munamar, Nassau 26th. ...... Munson Line
Olympic, Southampton 23d White Star Limo
Orizaba, Havana goth. ......... Ward Line
Vechidyk, Rotterdam 1Sth.. Holland Am
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

Tile time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Cieodetic Survey.
For day light saving time add one hour.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

rxcunsro>s r-a TOURS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Almanac for New York Angus, 27.

Sun riBes....... IL Moon rises. 10 ~ AM
sun sets.... Q 3s Moon sets o As PM
TINE or HIGH WATER AUGUST p.
Sandy Hook. ,....... # ~ AM II 3s PM
Governors Island. -. II ~ AN = PM
Hell Gate (Astorla).. IL 80 AM I % PM
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The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Steamers Due in New York.
: DUE SUNDAY. AUGUST 81.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Baltic. Liverpool 18th ~ White Star Line
Bankdale, Palermo 9Th. ......... Fabre Line
Cabo Espartol. Marseilles July 90
Ybarra Line
Ceiebes -sfaru. Gibraltar 2oth.. ;. osaki Line
CITY Of ST Louis. Savannah oath. Ocean SIS
Colon, Cristobai 10th. 80. Panama RR SIS Co
Cragness, LONDON 5th. h...............U Nav
Elzasier, Immingnam 18TH Lloyd Royal Beige
Hera, Houen sth. .:......:........R Hague
Lenape, Jacksonville 2ith. Clyde SIS
Lewis Luckenbach. Cristobal 17th.
Luckenbach SIS Co
Maine, London 18Th. Atlantic Transport
Monterey, Havana I'D. Ward Line
Mount Evans, Barry 1lth. .Furness- Witty
Nervier, birmingham iith Lloyd Royal Beige
Nortonian, Glasgow 18th. Atlantic Transport
Rossia, Liverpool 10th........... Norton-Lilly
Sagua, San Juan I'D ....... Atlantic Fruit
Schodacl. Rotterdam Cd. ...... Cosmopolitan
Sioux City. Cienfuegos 2lst...... Ward Line
Storaker, Ardrossan 10th. IS stray 4 Co
Tcloa, Havana oath United Fruit
Venezuela, Cristobal 10th. w Grace Co
DUE MONDAY. AUGUST 2s.
Africanic, Shields nth. ..... rurness- -withy
Apache, Jacksonville 26th........ Clyde Line
Burutu, ST Vincent 18TH. 1900. Daniel Bacon
cananova, Port Antonio 23d. . Atlantic Fruit
City OF London, Glasgow 18th. Cunard Line
Fort ST George, Bermuda 28th Furness- Witty
Gothcstar. Barry iGth.. :. wilford & Mckay
Gothland, Antwerp 1Tth..... Red Star Line
Maracaiho, LaEuayra 18th. .... Red ID Line
Martinique. Kingston 22d. ........ clyde Line
Nieis n Finsen, Nlquero 22d. ..... Ward Line
Porto Rico, San Juan 23d...N Y&P Il
Severance. Sabine 20th. go. Union Sulphur
Stockholm. Gotnenpurg 17th.., .Swedish-Am
TreviGrr, Barry 1lth............ Norton-Iiliy
West Ira Colon i7th. Tampa Inter-ocean Line
The New York herald., 1922-08-27

/ George Washington United States. Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Bremen
President Fillmore United States. Bremen
President Adams United States Queenstown Plym-
~ rhorIrq Jopd Ion
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see Your Local Cnnnrd Agent or Write.
Cunnrd and Anchor steam ship Lines,
2J Broadway New York
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-07
DAY Of SURPRISES
TURNED IN At BIG
AMATEUR GOLF MEET
Rudy Knepper Topples Ouimet
i'm Second Round Play
at BrOOkline.

The Country Club, Brookline, Mass,
Sept Ga popular idol was toppled
on the spot where his pedestal was
erected; a British golfing lion was held
at bay by a youth from Boston; from
the south, fulfilling promises of golf
greatness, came another youngster
who put out a two time champion
from the west; another double titlest
defeated a one time holder Of the
honors. There were high spots to-
day in the second round of match
play at 36 holes in the national ANA
teur golf championship tournament
which, like the medal play of Monday,
was finished in a flood of rain.
1t was Francis Ouimet, winner of
the national open on these links in the
play off of a triple tie with the British
masters Vardon and Ray in 1913, who
was the idol that passed out of the
picture in the presence of his home
folks. Rudy Knepper of Sioux City,
%conqueror of the British star. ": b.
Torrance, yesterday, defeated him,
three up, two to play. The boy who
Aulbach, Boston public links player:
The British lion Of the links was Cyril
J. H. Tolley, former champion of
Great Britain, and the only regular
standard bearer of that country. The
lad was charged with loss of the
twenty eighth hole by the referees APP
plication of fifteenth rule-that he had
improved his lie by pressing down the
grass. Then he cracked, his protest
having been waved aside and lost the
match a few holes later, 3 and z.
Third of the days starred events
was the victory of Bobby Jones, the
youthful star from the southland, over
Robert A. Gardner, Chicago, twice
holder of the national championship.
As expected, Chick Evans, seeking his
third championship, put out W. G.
Fownes,. Jr., seeking his second, re-
turning in kind the action of Fownes
who eliminated Chick in the tourna-
ment which Fownes o here in 1910.
The score was II and 8.
Willie l. Hunter, now of New YorE
but still carrying some of the prestige
of his British amateur championship
of last year. went away seven up six
to play, before the play of Jesse
Sweetzer. metropolitan champion. The
defeat of Harrison r. (Jimmy) Johns
ton, St. Paul's hard hitter, was &C
complished by the comparatively frail
Billy McPhail, only a year or two ago
a caddy of this course, four and three.