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her parents Funeral arrangements
a:e incomplete.
Aged woman Dies
Mrs, Margaret Reid. SIS. died at the
home, of her daughter. Mrs. J. Il. Gray
on Oak avenue. IA a result of pneumonia
She is survived by four sons and -FOUR
daughters. Funeral services Will be an
uouuced later.
Lutes Funeral Today
Funeral services t"r the late Jonh -
I.ut.S who died At his home on 30"
mans Ridge "Wednesday VIII be ne
iru,,, III. piacc Of death THIS AFTERNOON
E,r;a, will no made at tn" Bowman VI.
+, Cemetery. The deceased was broth
er uf l.. {. I.u,"s. local undertaken.
Also Donate $40
Mound civ council No. +. Junior
Order IT United American Mechanics
Yesterday donated Sln to the American
Legion 10 he used towards the. commun-
itv Christmas tree Ia be gwen NJ tue
Legion hall sunday afternoon and night
The Ku kluX Khan was tn" hrst oreah-
cation - donate TO the fund
sophomore Party
TIL. high school Football team was
bn,nrcd with a party given last night
=, tho Parish house by members OF IN"
Snrhomore class OF the MoundsE!l'e hlEh
school. All memhers OF the eleven wer"
~ attendance and everyone had I most
ENJOYABLE time.
Hewes Funeral Today
Funeral rites for the late Mrs. IaFI"
lIewts who was overcome by gas AT
her home on JEFFERSON avenue NcdneS-
day nigh; Will be held this afternoon al
o'clock from the Episcopal church
Rev William Meads will ofhciate. Bur
IL n
cemetery.
Four Men Discharged
-Four prisoners We're discharged from
the state penitcntitiary Yesterday 10y
reason Of the expiration OF their tSrms
Their departure lowers III" total num-
ber Of ;nmntes accredited to the insti-
tuition to 1867.
rroundsvtlle Briefs.
Joseph w. Gallahcr. who was on a
business trip ut Philadelphia, mas re-
turned 10 his home on Fifth ST.
Harry Ransonc. of First ST.. spent
the past two days IN Faden city. trans
acting business.
Walter \. Blair. r. e. Williamson ana
James Baker. have. returned from TRIP
IN pennsylvania. J.,
Miss Alley. OF WayncsourS. Ia Is
the guest OF Mrs. g. r. PETERS wi
Miss Minnie Arnold. Of Eaptina' et1
Thursday for Jacksonville. Fla. I"
spend the winter.
Miss Allen Montgomery. Of First 81
Is very Ill of Group.
Mrs. Jennie Guyton. Of Toledo" O.. has
arrived here. having been called on ar-
count Of the death ot her mother. Mrs,
David Huvcs.
Miss Beatty Dc Noon. ~ Maple Ave.
IL very Ill OF grip.
Nell McCracken. IS Ill Of mumps al
his home on Seventh 81.
Miss Jean Weely ia very seriously al
az her home on Sixth street.
Clyde Smith. n student "f law NJ ON"
university. - the Igvest at his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Smith OF Center
street over tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. rarrio't have re-
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with several selections rendered includ'
ing a Christmas carol.
Give Bake Salo.
MANNERS of the Womans Foreign
Missionary society of the First NJ r..
church viii give i bake sale in Osers'
Meat Market on Marshall street Satur-
day aflrrnnuu. Pastries Of all xmas
viii lac "u sale.
10. o. F. Meet.
Members of Ia" I. q. q. +. Will NEE:
N their hail III Marshall street thls
c,rrirg where !hcy will hold their reg
mar wrrrly business session. Natter
I,rta;nine to tn" welfare Of the loose
VIII ne discussed
To Give Dance.
'rh, Dixie Lrnd SercnadcrS VIII give
a dance this evening in III" ~ 'aHie"
Ian on Logan street. The orcheSI.' i
WI lalsr give a lane" on the 2'th Oh 'nt
;annth. This first one Will be n Ehris''
mas Gancc and hat on the 2?ih VIII W
Il New Years affair
McMechen Briefs.
Miss Helen Stauhs has returned nome
r,u.n ri,tsburcn to spend the h"!'nlSs
v.s'h her parents
Are \. L. M"rcrs Of Garfield Strce'
3. recovering from her recent illness
Edward Shorts or NheeIihR W.
,ulsincss visitor in town Fcs'eru"s,
i,,,,.,r1 NV,ruick and family OF Mar
,;,.s Tnrrv are spending some time here
visiting relatives
Mrs c, q. Henderson OF Cameron re
armed homo af.r~ spending several DAYS
here visiting r"lati ics.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Thomas OF Grat,or
,...ur,cd home after spending SeVera
DAYS here visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Smith Of Shcrrard Is spen"'
.nr several days here visiting relatives
Miss Martha Otto Of WhrcInG spe"'
Yesterday here visiting friends.
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turned to their home in Tomlinson ave-
nh. after visiting the formers mother
at Bannen, W. Va.
Mrs, Lewis Fisher OF SmIthfield Is
the ruest Of her sister.in-law. Mrs. X.
]. Fisher OF Ash avenue.
Russell Hamilton Of Pittsburgh is
the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Il J. Hamilton OF Eighth street.
Miss Eleanor Rowers, student OF
West Virginia university. is spending
the holidays with her parents. MI. anu
Mrs. J. Bowers Of TomlinSon avenue.
Miss Katherine Webb. student OF
ohio university. is spending the nom
days with her parents in Glendale.
Mrs. A. Showaller Of Pittsburgh IS
here attending the funeral OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. David HcweS.
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were handsomely decorated with ferns
and festoons. The articles on sale were
varied and represented skill.
The Ladies' Club also served a chicken
sumner in the evening. which was well
attended. The Masons. 80 in number
concluded the serving.
! They cleared over ESQ dollars which
will go to furnish the kitchen OF tho
new school gymnasium that Is now De-
ing built in the rear OF the school puiid'
ing.
High School Play
A caste representing the Four Glasses
Of the Bethesda High school VIII pre-
cent the Comedy Drama-"Ltttle Miss
Jack" in the High school Auditorium. on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Dec:
21st and 22nd. proceeds for benent OF
the annual and "Gymnasfum.
The schools here closed on Y:iday Tor
two weeks vacation. Miss Converse or
the High school viii lspend the vacation
with her home folks at New Haven conn
Bethesda Briefs
Zelda L. Perkins returned on Tuesdhy
from few days stay with friends at
s,ewar,syille, where she attended the
revival service Of the VI. +. church. con-.
Quoted by Rev Sherwin OF Centervilie'
assisted by Evangelist Manning or New
The w. c. T. L. held their regular
monthly meeting on Friday OF last week
at the home of Mrs. Alice Bolan.
Mrs Conard Of New Guilford mas re
turned to her home after an EXTENDED
visit with her daughter Mrs. Freese.
Mr.. and Mrs Dickson Jarrett spent
the week end with friends at "anes-
Vile. -.
Mrs. BENJAMIN. Shaver of south or
Belmont visited her mother Mrs, LaVina
Kinney and other here the last or the
week. ..,,.
Mr.. Ed Sides has moved his family
to the property Of Mr.. Clyde Lynn on
Maple avenue.
MIR. Borden Bolon' has puchased tne
nroperty Of Mrs. Louisa Patterson on
Main street.
A. the regular meeting OF the Cham.
her of Commerce on Thursday evening
the 14th. the following officers were were
elected. Pres. II. l.. Dallas ist nte
president. A. H. Bolon End Vice. X; =
Heskett. Sec Harry Lewis Treas Z. D.
Hunt.
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ST, CLAIRSV|LLE
New County Officials
In Belmont to Assume
Duties On January |

Several changes in Belmont county
offices will take place on the hrSt Oh
January.
II. W. Mitchell will succeed William
r Dixon as county prosecutor: Sam
Duntce. Rltchard T. Lynch. "a sheriff
and John +. Shry. George Sandrock. as
missioner.
Other newly elected officials who VIII
enter in on their .CrmS Of office later
IN the wear ar: Homer Finley, n. ~
Jones and Addison Murphy.
Finley succeeds 4. T. Fogle AS c"un-
" auditor: Jones. 7. Q. Perry ms treas
urcr. and Murphy. Lawrence Darrah rs
surveyor.
Common Pleas Judge W. W. Cowcn'
Recorder Rradiield and Clerk of Courts
Lawrence lmhofr. all Of whom were
reelected, Will begin their second terms
next GEAR.
No Date Set For Rearing.
No dl.e has been set by Squire H. VI
Davies for the preliminary hearing al
Mrs Edith Fuller Of Shadyside for muir
der Mrs. Fuller WAS charged IN an
affidavit nled yesterday by Shcr'it
Lynch with murder in he second degree
FOR the killing Of her husband. George
Fuller. at Shadys.dc several days aga.
me GtNTbUtr UtlU llltil " - "'N' Wa
responsible for her huShc-.a's death.
wLIch MAS caused by gunshu. wounds
inflicted by the wife during Il quarrel.
Christmas vacation.
r,ro ,,iI1rnr IN ~, local nuhli.
sc,,o,l. ,nt.rc1 nuor their Christmas
,",,,,i,,r Nov, ,nv,nr,,v or,rrnrnn. when
,n.,. ,vn-n disn,;ssea for 10 DAYS This
10y ,.,,',, ,.a.,o,io,, ,.,varir,. Chris, .
.,.,'i Eou. y..,r. and ,b, students
n.i, ,n.,,,,n ,ns;r Studies an Tuesday
r,llo,rinr Ecvs Years day.
Rea1+r rransfers.
,o.;., .r,,.i,n m ,r,hrr ~ T,nsi,.n
mi, ,'.,i,n IA Ia, RI in 81. CIairsvillc.
,.nnsfI,r,tjnu 81
Melvin g AMI MarN I. MrFaddcn Ia
irn,, g and I.rm,, j.. rkirs lot II in
hr,r& y 81 Uomcyirw addition to
p.,rr.,I., consideration ST.
I.hinnoy " and Laura pickev "a
Nav. T. Ei,h,Is Lot in ISL t'lairsyille.
,rons.d,r,,jnn 81
E'r,nri. NJ OycrhSugh to Elizabeth
C,,J. l,: % IN p,,rhauynS addition 10
{, CIuirsyill, Consideration 81.
Jnhn q Archer To- TIL, Lincoln Ave..
N T. church. lat So in Shadyside Con-
sid.r,,;nn <,
T r and N,,v Walters TO &c. Smith
sn orrrs in washington Township.
Consideration 81
Juhn II,ud.-,nu 81 Charles \ Bell
lpg,r lot in Culrraiu township Con
s;derat!uu g.
William 7 and Florence MrFaddrn
to William auh kache' Glasgow. lot =
In block Il. ui Nvm addition u Shady
side. Consideration 81.
Florence V. Moore II Ida fiahhe' lot
- III IVES, Wheeling. Consideration II.
Nutonia and Niruilcttt M"ntanlnl 10
William and Mary Purt'nan, lot In Bel
. la!re. Consideration 81.
Augusta \ DIhnhdrt To Antonio and
NiCn!lct;L Mnnt!nint south half or lot
~ in BLOCK 81 IN !iellaire Con sidera-
,iun 81.
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M'MECHEN
Rehearsing for Entertaining emit.


Members Of the Sunday school Of the
First NJ. r. church are holding re-
hearsals In the church every evening In
preparation for the entertainment that
will he given Monday evening. Each
class In the school will have their sep
arate part to perform which VIII make
this Il long and interesting affair. Re
frrShmcuts vii! lee served At the close
~ the program.
Alpha Alpha Club Meeting.
Members Of the Alpha Alpha club
met last evening in the home Of Missrs
Virginia and Margaret LukcnS of Fitih
street. where they held Il social evening.
A program was enjoyed which consisted
of music and games. AT III. close "f
the evening 4 luncheon WAS served.
Council Meeting. ..
Members ut the city council met III
the mayors office on Marshall Strr.'
las evening where they held their
regular Scni-mnnthly business meeting
Matters pertaining 10 the appointment
Of n new chief nf police was the main
feature 81 the session. The name at
;hc newly appointed officer not mad"
public.
Community Tree.
The Community C"uncil has decided
tn have Il Christmas tree for the holi-
days which will he put up on the k"r-
fer lawn The tree will he lighted
every evening during Christmas week
with electric bulbs. TN Christmas day
the Christmas: carol Will h" sang hA the
community which has been invited 10
be present at this time u take part IN
the celebration.
Girl Scout Meeting.
Members NJ the Girl Scout troop OF
MrM.chcn will meet in the school
hrIildIng this evening where they Wiz
hold their regular weekly meeting. y
social evening will he spent Of music
and games.
Holding Rehearsals.
Members oil the congregation or the
Church Of God are holding reh"arSa l.
every evening in the church for the en-
,crtainmcut that they are planning IL
give for Christmas. The Sunday school
will have u large part In the affair and
, large number of people are expected
Ia be present
Woman Club Meeting.
Members Of tn. WOmans club nf NJ"
Nccien will meet In The library room o!
Seventh street Tuesday evening. where
they will hold their REGULAR monthly
business session. At this time liter
airy program WI he carried out an'
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BETHESDA

The Bazaar given by the Ladies' Re-
search club on Saturday Dec. 16 was a
decided success, both financially and So
cially.
II was held in the spacious dining
room Of the Park Hotel. the booths
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Gob-Tarpaw is lucky to have one ey'
left.
slob-Why. has he lost an eye?
, Gob-No, he still has two-one 'et'
! and one right.
She (ador!ngly)-It must be a"tuIly
nice TO he wise and know-oh--eFery-
ching. p.,,o,
He "a graduate) - 1t is-Bos'on
Transcript.
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Archimcdes was murdered by sol.
der as he worked at his mathematicai
problems.
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Thompson Blood entertainer and Luz
muriSt. Il representative OF the White
Entertainment Bureau of Boston was
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wo,u ans Club Meeting.

Members Of tn, Woman's club nf No.
Alcclen will meet In The library room on
Seventh street Tuesday evening. where
they will hold their REGULAR monthly
business session. At this time liter.
AIRY program WI he carried out and
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Havana Results

First race Cthree -year-olds: claiming
500: furlongs)-sun Girl. lo5 (scheffeD,
to 2. to 5. 8 to ., won: Bounce. ia
(Robinson), 8 to l. 3 to and to s. sec
ond; Elias O.. lo3 (Walls), to .. to
and to 3. third. Time. ll4 2-a.
Second race (four-year- -ods and upward
500; 5la furlongs)--Pittsburgh. 112 (kel-
say) to i. even and to 2. won: Lee
Enfield. 112 (Dominick). TO D., 70 aho
l to 5. second While Woods. lCt tburns)
to l. to 2 and to ., third. Time
1:07 3-5.
Third race tthree-year -olds and upward
500; n furlongs)-Old Sinner. 1US thei
say). 6 to /. to l and even. won; Little
Black sheep, 94 On. Swart, TO = ever
and , to .. second Ed Garrison % 9Hen'
mani. 5 to 2, even and to s. third. Time
! :06 4-5
Fourth race (four-year- -olds and upward
$500 5l4 furlongs)- Marion Holiins' 1o'
won: Judge Budrow. 1os Penman). 70
D. to 3 and / to 3. second; Hoover. ~
(McCorkle). to l, to l and to 3
third. Time. l:o7.
Fifth race ur-year-olds and UPWARD
500; mile and 80 yards)--Colo lionel Lit
l0S (Penman), to s. to ? and ! TO =
won; Foster Embry. 1os NiunD, to 2
6 to and to 8. second; Golden Chance
100 (Pribble), to ]. to ana TO 8
third Time 1:43 10
Sixth race Uour- year-olds and upward
$500: ] l-l6 miles)-Mary Jane Baker. loC
tPenman). to s. to . and to =, won
w. G. McClntock 1o4 CHunD, to J
TO s and TO 5. second johnnie OCon
neil, 90 (Burnsl. to I, to ana even
third. Time. 1.4S 40.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Havana Entries

First race (purse 500: for maiden Two =
lis; tPandlne. 1l2; sBabe Alice, ~ (cn, I.
solomon -Lyndora>; tFrank S; ia; ssat-
bonel ll5; Shank. 1l5; Carlos Hnraeue, ,'ar,
li5: GonwithiT. 115. TWilliams en'fs ;
tSteinhart entry; sGold Apple stable
Second race tpursc $7oo maiden two
vear-olds: claiming: six furloags} }-~'NlIto''
100: .Aleson. 100; 'Hyeres. 100; 'tarIie
Hakcr. l02: Miss Hope. 10o; Chariottc
smith. lo5 Margaret Nash, lo5' Naomi 49,
Io5: skiing b.. 1o7: San Stefano, llo.
Third race tpursc 800; four -olds a
and upward: claiming: i've and half w. nr
SPEEDY Lady, 1o5: Tacola. 10; LITTLE
Hnss, no. Secillian, ITO; Cy Mcrrick, 1lV'
George W, III; Machine Gunner III.
Fourth race (purse 500: four-year-39los 9i,1
and upward claiming; nxe and half 0E f0r
RAMA RAMA 10s; Ilunpy. 1os; Gallon. Berry: los
rinb race tpurse 800: four-yearr lds
and upward claiming. five ana = nan ~ ~
ioncsl---.Two Eyes. 9s: 'F'acN HapE' 80 ~ :
norfolk Belle. lo7; Jacobean, l"s a.s', Gua
meme. 10; 'Discussion llo; Ia'asco4'
10; money, 115.
sixth race tpurse 500: four -year'etids taI s.
ard inward claiming; mile ana naos ao
vards)-.Ribbler. 100: Maysv'lle. ~ ;
.Corl. 105: Mlsericorde. 1oo; Le I a.ss'
.1of., t.hirncra l07. sCoupsnl.. 1of' t1ua.u az
-...4n TO: sir AdsUm, 10; Haven oea' i4V'
!+aff44-< ~ 10. .
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
George DAILY
Is Winner Over,
jersey Boxer
Local Boy Too Fast for Da-
Wis; Ccnaro and Cohen
Also Winners at Pioneer
By lack Lawrence

Sammy Cohen. Frankie Gcnaro and
Georgia Daily were The winners in the
big fyweight elimination contests at
the Pioneer Athletic Club last night.
Gcorgie DAILY, idol of the Gas House
District, easily outpointcd Andy Davis.
Of Jersey City, in the last bout of
ten rounds.
In the sixth round Georgia bcltcd
Andy from corner to corner, and the
Jersey boy was so groggy he could
hardly keep On his feet. In the seventh
round it was only the bell that saved
Davis. Just before it rang Dalv
knocked him through the ropes with a
hard right to the jaw. The weights
DAILY, III; Davis, 116+2.
frankie Genaro, one of the fstic
prldcs of Greenwich Village, handed a
fine pasting to Leo Reynolds, a game
youngster from Philadelphia. Genaro
wa!loped Leo all over the ring for ten
rounds. but was unable to put him out
lco's left eye was closed and he was
all but out in the ninth. He staggered
through the tonth on his nerve. The
weights: Gcnaro. Ill; Reynolds, 1ls
Sammy Cohen. OF the East Side
knocked out Bobby Winters, Of Sar
Francisco, after two minutes and thirty.
FIVE seconds of fighting in the third
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Swim Champions Meet
In Title Races Tonight

Worlds record holders and cham
pion swimmers Will compete in the
Metropolitan Association A. A. y
swimming, diving and water polo cham
pionships to be held in the Madison
Square Garden Pool tonight and to-
morrow evenings. Aileen Riggin, who
won the Olympic championship at Ant
werp, also Helen Wainwright. who fin
ished second, will compete in the fancy
diving, with Florence Briscoe, the Ma
tonal A. A. U. outdoor champion.
Charlotte Boyle. worlds record holdel
and national sprint champion, vii
compete in the relay and 22o-yards
swim. Gertrude Ederle will also com
pete in the 22o-yard swim as we'll as
Ethel Baker, Ethel McGary and Heller
Wainwright.
The feature event for men will be
the water polo championships among
the Boys Club, Central Y. NJ. c. A.. anf
New York Athletic Club. There will be
two games tonight and one tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
New Orleans Results

Frs, race (purse. $1,000; for maiden
pree-year.olas, SIX ongs)-Costigan
osF9Ts,r1 T,n. eysq ,,s 70 ana = to : won, sn
tnd even, second. Consort. 1i6 'EutwelD J.
: 10 |. 20 and even. third Time.
EN.-S. Printers Devil. Pluribelle. Doris.
~sespa, Consul Louis 1ichtenheiin. Ca =
G!ia S. and Sem7ronia also ran.
Second race ,purse. sio0o for fourye
slts and upward claiming six furiongs>--
burgoyne ll3 tGantner,, to 2, to )
IND : 10 10. won. Helen Atkin. los tsco-
Ss)' TO /, to and S 70 ), second
Bees Wing, loa MooreN). 40 to J, Is to
and TO l. third Time. II 3-5 Mal
solio lago. herald. The Decision. Nordeck.
LINK Boy, Dahinda and Paul Connolly also
.,a IniTd d, race lpurse, 5000: COR four year
half fu-longsl RAPID Day. III 1Burke)
~ to ., to : and to 3. won; Kirah, 1o6
CLsngl II TO I. TO and 10 /. sec
c7d Johns rnma 1c4 tPitz> I TO 2, 6
70 70 and ; to 5, third Time. ! .o9 80
Churchill and Diocietian also ran
Fourth race Curse. $500; for three
Essrtoias srdsaas and upward. the Piccadill,y
Sesnoicap; esiss nj nile and 10 yards)-king'
sa s to l won: Wynnewood, lo7 Gear
ner), 70 !. % 5 and to 3. second
9oaisr no (BuAton). IS to 8. even and
! to third. Time, 1:51 Mysterious
vri. War Zone, Balance Wheel and 1ncoe
Gso ran
FIT. Ffh race tpurse. $1,000; FOR three
trar-olds' the Advance Purse =, allowances
e. mlle)-Marstale. LOG ,MarinellD,
E,vi.ss,;;o 10 and to ., won Commandel
eaa 10 s. second Chariine, 1o+ (Garnes)
70: TO and l to 9. third: Time
49, 49, "a Lieutenant Colonel, 1ashmai
s1o Grace Foster also ran.
.,sixth Sixth race (purse. $1,000; for four-year
yio. and upward; claiming. milo and six
s.ehl-Who Cares 115 (Lang): to !
40 20 and even. won: Escarpoiette. 1o'
va ,'o.aan'ner). 20 J. to . and ] TO 3. sec
eaa' Day Lilly. 103 (Scobie). l6 TO 3. . Il
ssId sssId to .. third Time. 1858 As, Tulsa
nsa Ssa' Conduit Fiuzcy. Bribed Voter an'
seventh race (purse. $1,000: for four
T.clds S.lds and inward claiming; mile ans
s...s'eenthl Verify. 1o4 G.ang), II to b
nn and TO .. won; Little Ed. ll'
ss). ssssacs). IS TO /. 6 to l and to J. sec
T., searchlight III. los (Mooney). 20
w. ! and even. third. Time 1854 80
~ ts Dixie. She Devil. Sammy Jay. Grim
Ia ~ FTamb'er. Warsaw. The Colleen BawI
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

TONIGHT
''nh's roint. :. C.--Al BOYLE vs. Joe
'''"r-. - rounds
THURSDAY
=. arena, Jersey (lt,--,polnny Murray
vs. johnny Darcy. II rounds,
w" Mrdica, Nrmory--.Joe TuIly ys.
tommy bush, II rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Gnrtlcn-Irrcd Fulton
vs. bnrticy Madden. i2 rounds
10Th Regiment Armory-Wec Weo
barton vs.. jncIs LangoId. Is rounds.
SATURDAY
Ridgcwood :. C.-Enrt France vs.
shnmus O'Ericn. II rounds.
9th Regiment Nrmory-Young Kid
Norfolk ~. Dan Stewart 10 rounds.
Attn Regiment trmory--Billy Kynn
vs.. Joey Fox, 10 rounds.
Commonwealth $. C.-Frankie Jc-
rome vs.. Phil ODowd. II rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Golf Course Chosen
For Criscom Cup Play

When next the women gather Tor the
Eastern golf championship and tri-
will be case of six days Of consecutive
play over the Westchester Biltm ore
course. This was decided upon at an
executive session held in this city yes
terday afternoon and it will be the
first time in the history Of the events
that the women have been able to get
a club to allow them to play on Satur-
day. The Eastern hampionship will
begin on Monday, lasting for three
days, with the tri-city matches start
ing on Thursday and ending Saturday:
The Eastern meeting will consist Of
iifty-four holes Of medal play, eighteen
each day.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

The schedule follows: Week Of July
g. North Randall; July 10, Toledo; July
~ Kalamazoo; July "a. Columbus;
July 81. Toledo; Angus, 7. North Ran
dali; August Ia, Philadelphia; August
21, Poughkeepsle; August 2s, Read
vile; September 4, Hartford; Septcm-
Der IL. Syracuse; September 1S and 20.
Columbus; October and 8, Lexington,
Ky, and October 16, Atlanta, Ga.
Plan Rule Changes
The stewards appointed Secretary
Harry Sheppard, of Columbus, Chic, a
committee Of one to present to the
and National Trotting Association
meeting in Columbus next Friday and
also to the rules committee of the
Union Trotting Association the follow
ing recommendations regarding heat
races. to take immediat effect:
"In all races conducted under the
three heat plan any horse winning a
heat shall take q wir-racc record
"All racing should be conducted un-
der the two in three system, except
handicaps or dashcs."
The stewards announced that the
Grand Circuit as n body advocates the
handicap system of racing for fast
trotters, records to include time, heat
and win-race records. 1t was recon
mended that each member of the Grand
Circuit try out the handicap system
for fast record horses and the majority
of the members pledged themselves tc
do so. The present officials of the
Grand Circuit were reelected.
On scoring violations the stewards
recommended the following to both
rules committees:
To Punish Unruly Drivers
"a rule to be made whereby starter
by consent of the presiding judge, may
punish unruly drivers in scoring by
substituting driver for that race OF
day. or fine or suspension from one tc
seven days or by disQualifying horse
and refunding entrance fees"
Regarding three in five heat racing
the stewards made the following rec
concentrations to the rules committee
'ln all races under the three in five
heat plan races shall end at the con
clusion of the fifth heat and purses be
divided according to summary. This
rule to be optional with members who
race on the three in five heat plan"