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PERSONAL MENTION

Cant, and Mrs. ]. b. Bellinger Of the
Proving Ground, will leave In o rev
DAYS for q vacation In the Adirondacks
and CANADA. ,.,- :.
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. +. Brown
in Havre de Grace. ~,
Mr.. Wilford j. Denham, OF Booth.
by Hin and Miss Maria l.. Gillian Of
Baltimore, were Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Walker, OF ADer-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Croker re-
turned last week from q most pleasant
motor trip TO Hot Springs, Va.
Miss Lena Grouse, D student OF
MARYLAND State Normal School, but
formerly of Durham N. c., spent last
week with the Misses Evelyn and Lena
Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton II. Fox, OF
baltimore, were guests OF miss Lena
Conner on Wednesday OF last week
while motoring home from Atiahtie
City. ,, -.
ter. of "Priestford Farm" spent part
of last week with her brother and SIS
tey-in-law, Officer and Mrs. G. kuther-
ford Grafton, of Reistertown.
Miss Anna Bayless Of Roland Park
Ia visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stras-
baugh, Of Hartford Furnace.
Misses Helen and Dorothy street'
were the week end guests OF their sls-
Ter and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene A. Edgett at their bungalow
on the Severn. ua..
Miss Helen Street, left on Monday
night for Elizabeth City, N. c., where
she will spend some time with hei
school friend, Miss Dorothy Gregory
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gulrsa % deliver Ia hIH auecauaor all ogle.
noohh ana papers. and all bnlannea Of ta nas AZ.
upon me lsvias for which he Ia charcoal I,ai ~
NV ny cash ~ his hands M traam,rar. wi,athsr
l,y thhsA, The proceeds OF nn6 Of pr,,pariv AZ
snd l thapayefh or from my other source
T"r H., NJ" ~ asnyer 70 nm all proceedings had
W w" anfgfeenIaHt OF tho payment al ssid
.ihAss, ma tho successor Of u dacpapod or ~.
ur,hk tfsnhurer Ia empowered and raaulr.i !,
no".tt ana ENFORCE tho payment VI said tara.
~ herein provided and In Nil ehseS wbera <
ussaursi baH taken stops for the anforcement
y, ~ ~ payment of said taxes, and shalt ratirs
~ ala befoib tho collection Ut said Iaxan. a.,
before said proceedings are oolnpleted. bla .ue.
eessor w empowered nnd required b. aontin,,a
anu complete said proceedings for the an fs,,ns ,
mant ol tho payment Of said tasas. and ~
nyhse' Tho same and Ia hafaby clothed Wild,
Nv w power and authority In law had BY ths
s ~ treasurer during his term OF offlcs
Tor That purpose.
Approved April Iath, 1879.
ALBERT O. RlTCHIE.
Governor.
u JOHN L. q, LEE,
hpehkar OF Tbs House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM I. NORRIS,
President ~ tho Sonata.
stste Of Maryland, seit
!, Caleb y hagridcr, Clerk Of the Court OF
Appehls VI Maryland. DO hereby rartifv. that
tho foreRolhg IL full and true onpy Of INA
Ast Of the General Assembly Of Maryland az
Wh'cn u pnrpeftH 10 be copy, ~ tuksn ffoiu
tho Original Law bslongins 10 and depoalfed
" ,h' Office q iiia cIsrk of the Court Of Al.
In testimony Whereof, 1 hnys bsyeunto sat
my hand as Clerk and affixed the suai of az
1879. ' y 'e"''
@. @. MAdRupgR,
CLERK Court Of Appeals Of Maryiaild.
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CHAPTER NO. ara
REFUND TO u. g. SHERIDAN

Ah ACT 70 authorize and direct tho County
commissioners u Hartford County 10 refund
certain sum % Honsy TO II. Coleman shsra
WHEREAS, n. Coleman sheyldan as.u,.a
hs office Of Sheriff Of Hartford County. on
WHEREAS, Under tho provisions Of Section
2bV of the Public Local Laws u Hartford Coun-
W, an amended by Chapter Oh OF tho Aata OF
1918, the BhsriH was entitled % two hundred
and NIFTY dollars fe260b per month for the a..
psnses Of the said office and
WHEREAS, The said IL. Coleman Bkaridan
dld not recsss any payment for the expenses Of
bis office from January !. 1918 10 J1ns i,
1918. ~ the law did not go Into sffeet until
June lat therefore
SECTION /. DO II snaetsd BY tho Gshsrar
Missionsrs ii iIafford County 10 ssd ,I.sy sps
hereby authogizsd and directed 10 pay 10 q
Coleman Sheridan, Of said county. twelve hun4
drsd and hfty dollars 1850 10 cover the
expenses Of tbs ohie. Of Sheriff fam January
SECTION Q. And b. II further ensesai,
That this Act shall take effect Juna 1, ig22.
sApproysd April 18th. 1879.
JOHN u. q, LEE.
Speaker Of Tbs House VI Delegates.
WILLIAM g. kORRiB.
President Of the Senate.
I, CHtsii q. Maispi,dar, CLARK Of the Court OF
Appeals Of Maryland, do hereby certify. that
tho foregoing IL full and true cory Of the
Act Of the General Assembly Of Maryland Of
Witch Is purpofts 70 i'e copy. ~ tasan frbpi
Tho Original law belonging 10 and Deposited
In ibs Office ~ tho CLERK Of the Court Of Az
pssla aforesaid,
In testimony whereof. have hersun,o set
my hand "a cisrk and affixed the seal Of thu
said Court Of Appeals this 18th day Of jana.
1874
g, o. mAGRuDEn.
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was all Bel Airs, Knoedler lining oul
u slashing home run with Register
crossing the plate ahead of him anc
still another score being made little
later by Grace.
One more came our way In the 9Th
Ditmar scoring after some ragged field
ing and throwing by Elk Mills. The
eighth inning Melted a run for each
team. a beautiful throw to the plate BY
knoedler stopping what looked like d
rally on the part Of Elk Mills. The
latter's hopes went a glinamering In
short order in the ninth, leaving the
final record Bel Air z, Elk Mills 2.
Hoey pitched a good game allowing
only seven scattered hits with no bases
on balls. Ditmar behind the bat show
ed real class and the whole team dis
played a "go-get-em" spirit that
makes the true fans heart happy. The
cutting of the unsightly weeds in GEN.
ter field, whose presence was so costly
In the Elkton game, and the removal
OF the old house nearby have done
much to improve the field; little more
work and little more time and we
Will have good one.
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FUTURE OFFICERS INsTRUCrEr
AT ABERDEEN

Some 600 members Of the Edgewoot
r. o. I. c. We're instructed at the Alb.
erdeen Proving Ground Wednesday In
the intricacies of small arms and big
gun firing. Machine guns firing little
balloons were demonstrated, big 10.
inch guns doomed and sand bombs
were dropped from aeroplanes. Later
the aviation field was inspected.
In the evening the candidates wit.
messed the dropping of flares from
planes which proved equally as inter-
esting to citizens from Aberdeen.
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TAXES AND COUNTY TREAsURER
CHAPTER NO, 2gg

AN ACT To repeal and ~ enact with abisDd-
tnsats Section AIS Of Article 10 u the Code
u Public Local Laws Of Maryland. title
Hartford Connty," subtitle Taxes and
County Treasurer. aa the same wa# ennetai
by Chapter $50 of the Acts Of 1915.
SECTION !. He II enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That Section ilB of
Article Is Of the Code Of Public Local Laws
Of Maryland, title Hartford County" sub-titIs
''Taxss and County Treasurer, rs the same
was enacted by the Acts ~ the General AAssIn-
bly, of Maryland. 1915. Chapter $50. be- and tho
same IL hereby repealed and rs-enaeied viii,
Amendments, said amended sseiion to rsad
~ foiiowsf
sgCTIOn 47s. The said treasurer shalt at
the aspiration Of this and " each fiscal year u
his tsSn Of Office make full statement with
the County Commissioners of all State and
County taxes placed IN bis hands for collection
and All erroneous and ihsoivsnt tax bills Tor
which its shaIi claim credit shall be pressnisd
10 sald County Commissioners before OF at the
times above specified Tor snld settlements, ard
In 40 case shall said County cotnmlastonsrn
allow q credit for erroneous or ineslysnt tax
bills unless satisfactory proof b. pFodgee'i under
oath, that said bills cannot bs eniseied and
the said treasurer IL required 10 snfsrrs pay.
rnsnt Of tSxsa by sale, 81 herein provided. Of
III property upon which taxes are IN arrears,
as soon ~ he y empowered 10 70 do, and upon
his rstrs1asnt from offies hs is directed and ~
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Aberdeen Dots

Aberdeen, July 19--The farmers have
difficulty in harvesting their wheat as
there have been numerous storms, the
severity Of which has been unusual.
On Tuesday afternoon this section
was visited by heavy storm and
many telephones were blown out.
The II. o. 7. c. stationed at EDGE
wood spent part Of the week ut the
Aberdeen Post, inspecting the grounds
and Implements of warfare az q part
of their educational course. They ar
rived on Tuesday morning, light artil-
lery and infantry, with trucks carry
ing baggage.
The Aberdeen Camps X. o. 4. G,
will disband about the 26th after Xix
weeks course In military training.
Mrs. J. II. Ewing, Of Flemlhgton, Ia
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. II. Renne-
dy. She was accompanied to Aber-
deem by her daughter, Mrs. Claud r.
Fisher and Miss Gertrude Quick who
motored home on Wednesday. Mr..
Jack Mitchell Is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher. His parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard H. Mitchell will motor to
Pennington Saturday for the week end,
Mrs. Lillian Nj. Riley Is spending
the week with relatives In Wilmington
Del.
The Daily Vocational Bible School
held In Grove Presbyterian Church
during the past three weeks, came TO
q close on Friday, July 14th with an
entertainment In the evening. The re-
suit of the course was most gratifying
and the work accomplished by the tiny
tots was little short Of wonderful.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Price are apend-
Ing few days at Shippensburg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice g. Steele, OF
New Haven, Conn. are visiting Mrs.
Steele's mother, Mrs. o. N. johnson.
Mrs. Warren L. Baker and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Baker OF
Baltimore, are spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Baker.
Mrs. Annie G. Morgan, Of Baltimore,
IN visiting the Misses Morgan at IL
New County Road.
Miss Florence Kuhlburn, Of Balti-
more, Ia q guest Of Miss Alice Price.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION GUESTS
OF DIR. BAGLEY

A stated meeting of the Han ford
Medical Association was held at the
residence of DIR. Charles Bagley, ST., ut
Bagley on the afternoon of Thursday,
July 18th at 3 o'clock.
Those present were: DR.. w. D. Kirk,
DIR. A. +. VanBibber, Dr. William ).
Archer, DIR. Charles Hammond burton,
DIR. Walter +. Campbell, DIR. p. y. SEP.
pington, DIR. Charles Bagley, Jr., DIR.
Charles Bagley, Jr., DIR. cecil Hopkins
Bagley, DIR. J. F. II. Gorsuch. DR. Chas.
Richardson. The association was cali
eI to order by DIR. w. b. Kirk, presl-
dent and the minutes Of the last meet
ing were read by DR.. Charles Bagley,
Secretary, and approved.
A paper was read by DR.. Walter y.
Campbell on Bovine tuberculosis which
proved of intense interest to all pre-
sent. DR.. Charles Hammond Burton
was upon motion of DIR. Gorsuch elect
ed a member Of the Association. AT.
ter considerable routine business had
been disposed Of the Association ad-
journed to an adjoining room where Q
sunptuous dinner awaited them ana
10 which all were able to do ample JUS
tlce. Good cheer and good fellowship
prevailed and q vote Of thanks was
given to those whose hospitality had
added TO the occasion.
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HALL-YoUNG

A very quiet wedding was solemniz-
ed at Bel Air M. E. parsonage on We'd
nesday, July 18th at P. M. when Miss
Matilda Young, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Young, became the bride Of
Mr.. Philip Hall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hall, of Tioga, Pennsylvania.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Ethel Young and Rev. C. p.
Nowln performed the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Hall left for trip north.
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LAND TRANSFERS

Harry II. Trago and wife to Louisa
Thompson and John w. Thompson, LOT
in Havre de Grace, $40.
Joseph A, Kraft and wife to VIM. j.
Morris and wife, Amsterdam Farm
near Bleak Heights School containing
SO acres, more or less, $40.
John W. Seagle and wife to Chester
T. Grier ct al, lots at Forest Hill, $40.
William N. Adams and wife TO An
gle v. Gorrel lot in Aberdeen, $40.
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BEL AIR NOTES
Irs uarrv 1. Webb left on sunda,

Mrs. Harry L. Webb left on Sunday
To visit near Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Stanley Zimmerman, OF Steel
ton, Pa, Is the guest Of Mrs. John ID
Worhington, Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Rouse, Of Baltimore,
"a spending some time at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwin Webster.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. II. McAbee, Of
Providence, Rhode Island, are visiting
Mr.. James MeAbee on Broadway.
Miss Bessie Renwick Is spending hei
vacation Al Blue Ridge Summit.
Mr.. Burieigh Harvard left on Mon
day for Virginia Beach where he ex-
poets to spend week.
Miss Mabel Stamford Ia spending
several weeks in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Grooms, %
washington, o. c.
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FREQUENT CALLERS AGAIN ON
HAND

The proverbial III luck of Friday was
again demonstrated last week when
officers Of the Federal Prohibition De-
partment visited upper Hartford and ar
rested Newson H. Pace and John H.
Stanley on the alleged charge Of vio-
lation of the Volstead Acts An elab-
orately arranged plant for the manu-
facture Of ardent spirits together with
the essentials for the making, was
found on PAGES farm though he him
self denied all knowledge Of its exis-
tence.
The two men were placed under ar
rest and taken to Baltimore via Bel
Air. A short stop at the latter place
was sufficient for them to arrange f.
nancial matters SO that upon reaching
Baltimore each was able to deposit
$1,000 cash bond for later appearance
before U. s. Commissioner Supplee.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

The County Commissioners met in
regular session on Monday. A number
of minor bills were approved and or
dered paid. It was ordered that the
claim of $S5 of Mr.. James r. Galbreath
for turkeys killed by dogs be paid.
The matter Of bond Of MIR. Parker
for construction Of the heating plant
at the County Home was disposed of
by mutual agreement that 1915 of
the contract cost be retained until sat
isfactory completion of the work.
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Forest Hill Items

Forest Hill, July 19-The members
Of Emmorton Grange will be guests OF
Forest Hill Grange tonight friday
when they will conduct the social hour
here. Much interest Is being mani
tested by our grange In this visit.
Mrs. Kezia Smithson had the mis-
fortune to fracture both boHes of her
right arm just above the. wrist last
Wednesday while cranking her car,
Miss Clara Walker 10 visiting her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Esley, Of Bel
Air.
Mr.. Willard Warner entertained the
Fidelis Club at his home last Friday
evening. Plans are being made for a
picnic next month.
Mr.. Edward Mitchell was the week
end guest of Mr.. Alton Onion.
DR. Ind Mrs. Silas Warner, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles 9. Warner, Miss Grace
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JOHN e. PRESTON

Mr.. John e. Preston, aged 50 years,
died at his home near Churchville on
Friday of a complication of diseases,
Mr.. Preston was most persistent
worker and stuck to his field work
until typhoid fever called an absolute
halt. Besides his widow, Mrs. Mary
Preston, he is survived by four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. James Fulker, Mrs. Sanner
Bailey and Misses Grace and Maud
Preston, and-oHe son, David. Funeral
services were held from Calvary M. E,
Church on Sunday with Revs. Grant
and Manley officiating and interment
was in the adjoining cemetery. The
pallbearers were: Messrs. ]. w. Cor
rell, W. G. Hawkins, John w. Divers
George ID. Cornell and C. H. Chesney.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week by Clerk Wilson as
follows: Webb B. Green, II, Chestnut
Hill, Hazel Griffith, 20, Chestnut Hill;
Ross Ebert McQuirk, 23, York, Es-
telia Rieder, Is, York; VIM. H. Hutson,
"a, Bel Air, Marian Litzinger, IL, Bel
Air; Ports A. Smith, 38, Wellsville,
Pa, Virginia w. Efrd, "a, Aberdeen;
George W. Astor, "a, Baltimore, Hilda
s. Geiss, IS, Baltimore; Irwin $. Clark,
35. Philadelphia, Ethel z. Bililmaier.
Drexel Hall, Pa; Wilton r. Coen, ~,
Aberdeen, Edith L. Gallon, 10, Abing-
don; Philip Hall, n, Tioga, Pa, Mary
Matilda Young, 80, Forest Hill; Geo.
Edward Moxley, ~, Baltimore, Mamie
Mary Wurston, %, Aberdeen; Waiter
y. Pierce. 20, Bradshaw, Tena Louise
Hammer, "a, Juppa.
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THREE MARRIAGES ON THE
ROCKS

A bill Of complaint for alimony has
been filed by Mrs. Mary H. Grove
against her husband James J. Grove.
the bill alleging cruelty and insuffic-
lent support. Mrs. Grove is repre-
sented by Mr.. II s. Carver.
On the grounds of desertion Mrs.
Bertha Stokes is seeking a divorce
from VIM. Stokes through her coun-
sci, Mr.. J. W. Cronin.
Alleging desertion Harry X. Gable,
through his counsel, Mr.. ]. W. Cronin,
has filed bill for divorce from his
wife, Mary A. Gable.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

Miss Mary Hall, daughter of Mr..
Thomas W. Hall, of Bel Air, has been
awarded four year scholarship to the
Maryland School a. Art and Design.
I Miss Dorothy M. Robinson, daughter
of Mr.. clayton Robinson, of near OAR
1ington, has been awarded the four
year Senatorial scholarship to Wes-
tern Maryland College.
The Senatorial scholarship to Wash
ington College has not been awarded
because the applicant was not far
enough advanced to enter college.
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Bids for the erection Of the new bniidlng Of
M. Zion n. g. Church will b. received uD ~
~ O'Clock N. on Saturday, August 6tb. 1879
II tho office Of Jacob A. Doxsn, Bel Air, where
plans and specifications foF the same may be
seen on and after July 2elh. The huiidlnR
commodities reserves thu right 70 reject auy and
MARY y. JEFFERy.
Secretary Of CsmznittsA
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OBITUARY
CARROLL II KEIFEER

Mr.. Carroll H. Keiffer, son Of Mrs.
Regina Keiffer, Of Abingdon, died on
Monday. Funeral services were held
from his late residence on Wednesday
and interment was in Abingdon M. E.
Cemetery.
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TEAMS DRIVING HARD FOR
FIRST PLACE
Standing Of the Teams

Saturdays Scores
Havre dc Grace s, Bel Air 3,
Perryvllle 13, Elk Mills
+. Eikton 8, Rising Sun 4
Darlington IL. Aberdeen
Next Saturdays Games
Aberdeen at Bel Air
Elk Mills at Darlington
Rising Sun at Perryville
Havre de Grace ut Elkt0n
Good Game Won BY Havre de Grace
In a well played game at Havre de
Grace on Saturday the Rivermen
snstched the bacon away from Bel Air
BY q margin Of 8 TO 3. Steinart start
ed pitching for Bel Air, but Havre de
Grace soon proved that he had "a sore
arm by polling in three runs during the
first inning. Hoey replaced him In the
third and pitched Q magnificent game.
Bel Air annexed one run In the third,
another In the sixth and tied 1t up In
the seventh
By this time Havre de Grace was
getting shaky no that when Hines, who
had punched several times came TO the
bat with TWO on IL looked easy 10 Del
Air. TO the amazement Of everyone o
two-bagger was crashed out and the
two winning runs scored.
Bel Air was credited with three err
rors and HavFe de Grace 2. Knoedler
was fined and put out Of the game for
questioning q decision Of Umpire
Stump, while Manager Kisling was
also soaked for remarks coming from
another source.
Bel Air Z, Elk Mills Q
The game between Bel Air and Elk
Mills postponed from July 9th ON ae-
count of rain was played of before Q
small bot appreciative crowd on We'd
nesday afternoon. The field was rath-
err wet and the weather threatening but
In spite Of these circumstance IL was
apparent early In the game that Bel
Air with Hoey in the box and Ditmar
behind the bat, was out TO win. The
end OF the first inning found each team
with one run 10 their credit and the
score remained thus until the fourth
when Bel Air added another. The nth
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Public Local Laws

Local Laws for Hartford County
passed by the General Assembly OF
Maryland, 1922, and published by au-
thority Of the County Commissioners,
of Hartford County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-12
yankees INCREASE LEAD IN RACE BY
CRACK COLLEGIATE
STARS IN TRACK MEET
Second Annual Field Games
to Be Held in Chi
cag0.
Ivy Associated Press.1

CHICAGO. June IA score OF
track and field men who have shat
tered records this spring in sectional
intercollegiate meets are expected To
clash in the second annual track and
field games of the National Cole
siata Athletic Association ON S,aeg
Field. at the University Of Chicago.
Friday and Saturday.
California. winner OF the eastern
collegiate. and Nebraska. which won
hrst hon"rS III the Missouri Valley
Conference. are each expected to
bring their best performers The
University Of Illinois will not par
ticipat-
The field Of star performers Is
iarSer than in any other meet ac-
'ordinS 10 the committee in charge
ana the athletes Will have faster
marks To shoot at In the lO0.yard
u"Sh BIN Hayes. "f N"tre Dame, and
j. y i.ec6neN. OF Lafayette. are cX-
H.cted 10 clash. Each has hung up
new intercollegiate record Of
o?7-lc Tor the century. Leonard
fsulu. az Grinnell. who won the 2eo-
Nard dash in the biE ten meet in
'onterenc" record time OF :23S rs. is
.\p"ci"d TO oppose Leconey in the
furiors.
iva sectional winners will contest
IN The quarter mile. when Arthur
VOTERS. NJ Amss. who won the big
ten event. runs against !. w pris-
coli. of ioston College. winner Of
the aStern race. VOTERS who also
non the half-mile event in the big
Ten conference. is expected 10 on
rose Larry Brown, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
winner 81 the Eastern conference
Ealfmile run.
In. entries will close Tuesday
night
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rRy Associated rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. Juno 11.-Dcdica
ton next Wednesday of the me-
mortal to Francis Scott Key, author
OF Tho Star-Spangicd Banner"
which has been erected by authority
or Congress on the historical site
"f Fort Mclicnry. in Baltimore. will
form the center around which The
nations celebration OF Flag Day
VIII rcvolve.
President Harding will deliver the
principal address at the dedication
"t the memorial. details OF which
ceremony were made public here to-
night by Lieutenant Colonel G. O.
Sheriff.. officer in charge Of public
buildings and grounds
Preparations for a great celebra-
non to attend tho dedication Of the
memorial have been made hv m.
advisory committee appointed nv m.
secretary Of War. which is headed
ny former Mayor James n. Preston.