davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
A SMALL PERSONS BIG IDEA.

Johnnie Green picked up the tele-
scope, which Commodore Mudgett the
Midget had dropped in his recent
fright.
May ] have look?" johnnie
asked him.
AYE, aye, sir" replied the Com
modore. But I'd suggest that you
look at something pleasant; and at
something small. IL it looks big
through the spy glass it'll appear all
the pleasanter. And then you won't
be upset the way | was when ] looked
at the hippopotamus."
What can | look at?" Johnnie In
quired politely.
I'm tell you" cried the Commo-
dore. You walk across the lot and
turn around and look at me. I'll
stand in the doorday."
Johnnie Green agreed to this plan.
He trotted to the farther side OF the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

facing to front facing. notches match
ing. Press the seam open.
Then basic the facings TO the gar
ment--collar and front facings to
collar and front opening-right sides
together and stitch. Close seam AZ
lower part OF facing below opening.
Before turning the collar right side
out. trim the edges close to the
stitching line. Then turn. Basic
all around opening. and collar close
to the edge.
Turn under raw edges of front fac
ing and stitch. Slip stitch the upper
edge OF the facing to the shoulder
and slip stitch the back OF the collar
to cover the seam.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

Collars like these are very smart
Just now on tailored blouses and on
one-piece dresses. They look a bit
complicated, but are really easy
enough to make II one works care
fully.
The dress is slit down the front for
the opening. The collar Is cut OF
double material, one to be used for
facing.
Sew the collar to the neck edge
with the notches matching. Clip the
seam edges at the shoulder and press
the seam open from the center front
to the shoulder.
Sew the facings together--colar
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

using the community towel In work
ing camps or boarding houses which
still use such toilet nuisances. Also
by contact with articles which have
been handled In common, In mills,
shops or large working quarters.
Be careful always to keep your
hands away from your eyes under
any working conditions where infec-
ton may be waiting for you. A
soothing eye wash is safety first
preventive when any doubt exists at
the end OF the day. Be on watch
for anyone who may have trae-
choma and guard against any pos
sible contact.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
DEADLOCK OVER ,u.Go.H.AyIa

Geneva, Sept. 13.-Italy's notifica-
ton that she cannot accept. arbitra-
ton apparently brings an impassc in
the issue with Jugo-Slavia. The time
limit given by Italy to the Jugo-Slavst
for a reply TO her demands on Fiume
expires within As hours.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
Letter From sally Atherton to lea
triCe Grlmshaw.

triCe Grlmshaw.
Dear Bee;
! am wondering IL anyone OF your
high-bro proclivitics ever reads the
answers to the lovelorn, or the un-
happily married, or whatever you
may call those agony columns which
seem so silly and utterly futile. At
least that is what these columns
with their questions and answers
always has seemed to me until right
now
Bee, / remember you telling me
one day. when | told you | was 60
ing to marry Sam that you did not
think ] loved him. After he had
his trouble with the bad booze" ]
WAS sure did not was so in
censed at his doing something
against which | had warned him
many times. Then, as he seemed,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
eI,Kf1W
{ ~ Thy
PREVENTING TRAECBoMA
BY DIR. CLIFFORD c. ROBINSON

PREVENTING T,RAECHONiA
One often meets persons who boast
Of their strength and endurance. But
endurance is thing seldom accurate
~ measured and those with so much
boosted vitality may easily overstcp
and break down or destroy the real
effectiveness of delicate bodily ad-
justments. The eyes, for instance,
are often abused and overworked so
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
BACK ACHED
TERRIBLY
Mrs. Robinson Tells How She
Found Relief by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

- MY back was my
1t would ache SO that
it would almost kill
me and | would have
cramps. | suffered in
this way about three
years; then a lady
friend sugges ted
that ! try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound. lhave
had better health
since, keephouse and
am able to do my
work. | recommend
fhe VeOotahla Conn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
In the Sick Room

In the Sick Room
Pictures irritate sick eyes. Take
down all pictures in the sick room
and substitute plain, softly tinted wall
scrpenS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13
Left Over Fruit

Fresh fruit has become soft should
be made into sauce for puddings or
Jelly Left over canned fruit can be
put through sieve and made into
sauce.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-13

cCopyrighi, 1925. H. EEA ser,fc
IncD
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27

Carried to Bird page, 18th column
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
FIRST DISTRICT.

Brown, Dorsey-2 acres of land and
buildings, near La Plata, assessed S491:
dsed from Robert +. chapman and
wife, Lber ID N No. 10, fono 375 sc.
Due Tor State Tax. la
- Z" Co. =" IRA
Frederick, Osca-l2t acres land and
building from Daniel kozier hrs, as
sessed at 1857; no record reference.
Due Tor State Tax.....$ So
- - 10 - 1GA
Mudd, Sydney Eco acres land and
buildings, part MAY Day." near La
Plata, assessed at $l6z3. House and
lot IN. La Plata, assessed at $4592; deed
IRON VIM. Gllehrist, trustee, Liber h
q No. IL, foiio Cog; deed 1Iom Il M
HAWKINS, Liber 5 A No. 8, folio 2s7;
ueed from Amelia u Stones tTeet. Liber
I No. s, folio 269; deco fIom 4 b
Fhrrall, LiDer J 4 No. 8, folio 37S;
led from School Oommis sioners OF
Charles county, Iiber J 5 1 No. 8, folio
sid; deeu irom VIM L Maurice ana
wife, Liber b & S No. 9, foio 66S; deed
from X X Wills, LIber i G S No. ~,
folio 322
Due for State Sax...... 20 81
- " 20. - .....lO6 10
Marshall, W H & SON. Merchandise
in store on road La Plata to gah,
asst ssed at $725
Due for State Tax. 254
- 4" Co. $50, IL as
Smith, Joseph-l5 acres land and
buildings On road fort tobacco to Pom.
fret, assessed at $i064: deed tom John
J Jenkins ct al, Liber S 4 No. 4,
foliO 517, ard deed from F Z Mattlngly
ct al. Liber b S No, 8, folio AS.
Due for State Tax...,. AS
- Co. =" ...... ~ 80
Wilmer, Eleanor Mudd- Household,
ltssluck and vehicles, assessed at $3.50
Due for State Tax. 49,. IL 73
f" Co, :" 81 81
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
FOURTH DISTRICT


Freeman, M A-(Geo H CARSON III
acres woodland near Pope's Creek, as
sessed at a 20; :deed from Mary K
Somewell, LiberB G S No. | folio $50.
Lue for State Tax. 81
Go. ..... 4O3
Jameson, John W. Vehicles and live
stock assessed at S720.
Due for State Taxi. 252
Co. "-... ii 80
Matt ews, Lucy Hrs-S acres and
building near Bel Alton assessed at $20i;
PROBABLY deed from Jennie Stone to
Lucinda Matthews, Libel b G S No Ia
folio 3l2.
Due for State s. Tax IL
Swami, James M. so acres land and
buildings near Trinity Church a sessed
at 1853; deed from Frederick B Swami
and wife, Liber H C C No. "a folio 1893.
Due for State Tax. SO
." 4" Co. ..... Ss4
Thompson. Mary ELS acres land
near Popes's Creek assessed at s225.
Due for State Tax. 79
Thompson, Aloysious-15 acres land
near ropes Creek assessed at $225i
deed from NJ Courtney Jenk ms, Lib r
H C c Nc. q folio 49s
Due for State Tax. -. 70
90 " Co. 49,. 356
4 Thomas, William Hrs-8 acres land
near Bel Alton, adjoining land of Mary
Kelly & Aaron Butler Hrs. assessed
at 81 20.
Due for State Tax. AZ
Co. ..... 80
Yates, Ann-Livtstock and vehicles
assessed at Sl35.
Due for State Tax $3.50. 48
:" 20. ..... ga
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27

Simmons and wife to Ella NJ Pcsey.
Liber W N A No. 81, folio 225
Due for state Tax..... 81
80 Co. 49,. 23O
Riley. George q Mary 80 acres land
and buildings on road Cherry Grove TO
Welcome, asse ssed az sl2i6; deed from
Mamie h. Iceland and husband, Liber
WIN A No. "a, folio 3
Due for State Taxi. SAG
" Co. - 800 "a as
Sinclair, Thomas TIL acre land and
buildings, assessed at $500; deed from
Henry Delozier, Liber 4 B N No. 80,
folio IL. Title now in Ern. W Hawkins
Due for :. State sta Fax" %
Thompson. Robert BIS acres land
and buildings near Pisgsh, assessed at
1868; deed from John K Welch ct al,
Liber 3 G S No. IL, folio IS; deed from
Henry H Bowie, trustee, Liber f d N
No. IL, folio 632; personal property
assessed at 500
Due for State Tax. 2s1
Co. -. E. 10 30
: Turner, Mary M-lg acres land and
buildings near Pisgah, assessed atSll6;
deed from James s. Thompson, LIber
II G G No. q, folio 66l
Due tor State Tsx...... al
" Co. ...... 1874
Thompson, Aloysius Livestock and
vehicles assessed at S318
Due for state Tax. 900
" Co. 600
TSemas. Walter IA acre land. part
C 4 jenkins subdivision at Marbury,
assessed at Sl00; no record reference.
Due for State Taxi. 80
Co. =. lbS
Wright. Ira-Vehicles and livestock,
assessed $3.50
Due for State Taxi. SO
TO. 49,. Is
Welcb, Bertha Eco acres land and
buildings on Pisgah- Mason's Sp.ings
ROAD, assessed at S508; deed from Jason
F Warner to Thomas WEIGH, husband
Of Bertha Welch, Liber B q s No. 10,
folio 22l.
Due for State Tax. 1872
I" j." Go, T" 49,. s66
Washington, James Hrs-7 acres
land ard buildings on Pisgah- Grinder s
road, assessed al $543; deed from Alex
ious A Butler and wife, Liter b G 5
No. folio AZ: deed fIom John II But
tet diu WliGg hlpct e ~ Va ANosAof AOiiO
z52, deed from theodore A Sutherland
and wife, Liber + D M No. 10. folio
634; title now IN Geo Raymond Swami.
Due for State Tax, 100
- +" Co. ...... SIS
Wood, Pelham-25 acres land and
buildings on Pisgab- lronsides road,
assessed at SAT-; ueed from Charles J
" QUO and wife. Llber w M A No. 80,
folio 42S.
Due for State Tax. 262
- 20. .. IL 81
Wech, George W-l4l acres land
anu bLi dIngs near Hin Top. assessed
at SIT :; deed from Thomas Franklin
and wiIr, Liber W NJ A No. IS, folio
III, and deed from Thomas F. anklin
e. al, Liuer W M A No. 80, folio l22.
hue iOr state Tax. 6 05
" Go. "a ..... "a 81
White, George HIP acres land and
gu lliigs near IrOnsides. assessed at
s232; deed from Joseph Dogan and
wiIe, Liber w NJ A NO. "a, folio 1902;
deed from Joseph Dogan and wife,
LiDer W NJ A No 81, lolIo 639
Lue for State 1ax.... 81
.. a. Co " ~ 81
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27

$3.50. Deed from Talley A Bays and
vile; libsr H c G, No. %, folio $50 &c,
land record.
Ruo for State tax.... SO
- " Co. =" ...... 237
Tay or. raulina-375 acres land and
building near Bensville, assessed at
$'l06. Deed rom Susan Brissey, ct
al; liJer J ) I, No. ., folio 626 &c,
land record.
Due for State taxi. 1871
s. Co. " ... 80 %
W4.1o.f Land Improvement Co..
Lot and building at Waldorf, assessed
ats.ei5. Deed from ] Edward Smith
and wife; liber F DIM, No. Is, folio
6as &c, land record. Title now in
'-4..ry E Smith.
Due for State tax ..... 357
" Co. " ...... 10 OF
Washington, Jennie-LiYestock aud
vehicles, assessed at S246.
Due for State taxi. 81
" =" Co. " r. $50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
Wednesday, May 10th, 1928

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue daily
thereafter until all property in said
Charles county, upon which taxes are
due and then unpaid, for the year 1922,
shall be sold, the following described
property:
On all such property there shall be
interest due on the amount of both
State and County Taxes IN arrears from
the first day of September, succeeding
the levy Of said taxes, to the day Of
sale, or until paid; for advertise. z ices
in each case, 81 SO; Treasurer, IS cents,
and for other costs and expenses and
fees after sale; all to be paid by the
delinquen's, or be collected out Of the
proceeds Of said property in case Of
proceedings for ratlficati0ns, redemp-
ton, &C., IS the case may be.
The following property, in case of
failure OF payment of all sums due
thereon taxes, interest and costs, } be
fore the DAY OF sale, will be sold BY the
Treasurer as authorized by Chapter 1854
OF the Act of 1910, ard Chapter 1893 of
the Aes Of 1904, to the highest bidder
for cash, on day Of sale.
+. WILLS P0SkY,
Treasurer Of Charles County, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27

Scott, Audrew-LivestOek and vehl-
eles assessed at 1856.
Due for State Tax 49,. rs
:" /" Go. - H6f
Savoy, Il DWELL Motor vehicle as
sessed at 500.
Due for Staff Tax. 70
Tolson, Joseph-ss acres land and
buildings, 'Auteverp" in Nanjemoy
assessed at $56s; deed from Samuel K
Adams for 10 acres, Liber 4 d NJ No.
Is folio 20l.
Due for State Tax. 1a
c.. .. 5 30
Thomas, Walter H-2l acres and
buildings near Grayton, from Norman
aud Gray, assessed at $24l5; 22S acres
and bulldogs near Grayton. from
Thomas Norman assessed at S3079; 225
acres near Riverside, from Adrian
Posey assessed at Sl4i0; deed from
Sarah A Linton ct al Llber c No. 80
folio 482; deed from Thomas Norman
and wife, Liber w NJ A No. SO telio
Sol; Gees from Thomss Mr. an and
wife, Liber W NJ a 20. "a 70 10 ";
deed from Stone Pos y, TrGs10e et q.
Liber W N A No. 80, foliJ 1877.
Due for State Tax. rs Sc
.. Co. .....l2l 25
Wheeler, Joseph E-Motor vehic'
asse ssed at S240.
Due for State TAX. "a
:" Co. ... $50
Washington, Lew and Ben Richard
son-Boat and net assessed at $500.
Due for State Tax. 20
- Z" Co. ..... 316
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
"old Reliable" Comes Back.

Harris Dickson, the author, made
"Old Reliable famous. He is one Of
the great characters of American ic,
tien-a and he has had new series Of
adventures. These begin each story
complete-in The Washington Star,
Sunday, April %. You cannot afford
to miss single one OF these delightful
tales. Order your copy OF The Wash
ington Star from newsdealer today.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
an instance Of Se,-vice
not a definition Of II
Your gasoline costs
less today

TINE Standard Oil Company(N announces areduc-
ton of one cent per gallon in the tank wagon price
of gasoline, effective April 10Th.
This lower price has been made possible by remark
able increase in the production of crude oil in California
amounting at this writing to more than 100000
barrels every "a hours This has created surplus above
market requirements the Pacific coast, with
sequent drop in price,
Owning large feet of tankers, have been able to
California oil through the Canal 1880 miles to
refneries the Atlantic seaboard and so take
advantage of the opportunity to buy cheaper crude
refinery located deep avail itself of crude oil
delivered either by tank steamship or pipe line.
This reduction is in line with consistent policy that
the consumer should benefit from economies brought
about by lower of material or in the
expenses of refining, Transporting and marketing
products.
Standard Oil Company New Jersey
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27
Treasurer's Sale
..~oF....
Property Of Delinquent
Taxpayers

By virtue Of authority vested in me
as Treasurer Of Charles county, / will
proceed to sell, at the Court House
door, in La Plata, Nd. on
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-04-27

Bealle, NJ I'll acre land and build
ings at Waldorf, assessed at 1852.
Deed from Washington Hicks & wife,
liber j S 4, No. =, folio SIT &c, land
records.
Due for State tax...... 204.
81 - CO. " $50
Brooks, Bernard - acres land and
buildings near Bensville, assessed at
1910. Deeds from Dennis Brooks, IL
Der II C c, No 25, folio 6S2 &c, land
record.
Due for State tax. IA
Brawner, Gwynn-Livestock and We
hicleS, assessed at $2l5.
Due for State tax ..... rs
" Co. - ~ $40
Garner, G Vehicles and
livestock, assessed at sl340.
Due for State taxi. 469
Co. $500. 81 Is
Gordan, Bruce Livestock and We
hicles, assessed at 1852.
Due for State taxi. 26S
Co. 1000. IL SO
Middleton, Alexander acres of
woodland, assessed at S120. No rec
ord reference.
Due for state tax..-... 43
I" :" Co. =. .... 100
Miles, Stephen A-57 acres land and
buildings near White Plains, assessed
at el059. Deed from Sydney Mudd,
ct al; liber II G C. No. %, folio l02 &c,
land record.
Due for State taxi. 504
IS g Co. . .. % ~
Muschette, Lewis-LiYestoek and We
hicles, assessed at $40.
Due for State tax..... lie
" Co. .... 53S
Miles, Eager-Liyestock, assessed
at 500.
Due for State tax.... IS
I" " Co. " ...... 15S
Marshall, Mary Me- acres wood.
land near Waldorf, assessed at $50.
Deed from Thos G Wilkerson, ct al;
liber F d NJ, No. Is, folio 81 &c, land
record.
Due for State tax. go. 100
" Co. $50. 400
Pickerell, J R-Livestock and We
hieles. assessed at s1S5.
Due for State taxi. As
:" Co. .. 214
Robinson, Laura v-Lots 1853, 1859, |
100, Waldorf Park, Waldorf, assessed J
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FIFTH DISTRICT

FIFTH DISTRICT
Brown, Daniel-4 acres land and
building, part Of The Glebe, ass sssed
at SASS; no re cord reference
Due for State Tax -. 60
' +" Co. ... 7lY
Briscoe, Ethel q acres land and
buildings, part Lancaster Purchase,
assessed at $204; deed from Erne t
Green, Liber C P No. 80, folio 34S
Due for State Taxi. ~
" Co. " 800. 323
Contee, John-1 acre land and build
inRs, part Milton Hill, assessed at S420;
deed from Ella K Higdon and husband,
Liber F d M No. 10. folio 493,
Due for State Taxi. I61
:" Co. ..... 727
Cochrsne g. Powell Coz acres land
and buildings at Rock Point assesse
at $500; deed from Ida N Shorter and
husband. Liber W n A No. So. a. 279.
Due for State Tax. 6 So
" Co. :" % Is
Chase, LLOYD W-Livestock and We
hicles assessed at $l57
Due for State Tax. 50
Carson, Geo. H-Automobile assess
60 at SoUU
Due for Stste Tax -. los
Z" " Co. -. 474
Dyson. Elmer-A assessed
at $500
Due for State Tax. los
Co 500. Ala
Davis, William-2a acres land and
buildings, Part Glebe. assessed at S5l5
deed from Jennie A Todd ct al to Jas
W Davis, Liber H C No. 26, fl, 1871,
Due for State Tax. 276
:" . Co. ..... IL Is
Hemsley, Wm-1 acre land and build
ings part Milton Hill, assessed at S22I;
deed from Ella R Higdon and husband,
Liber W NJ A No. IS, folio ZIG,
Due for State Tax. rs
'' &c. 800. $50
Powell, Emma BIS acres land and
buildings at Rock Point, assessed at
S612; deed from Ida M Shorter and
husband, Liber W M A No. sc, A. $50,
Due for State Tax. BIS
't :" Co: 49,. 967
Proctor, Enamel :. Livestock and
vehicles assessed at $50
Due for State Tax. ..... So
"a " Co. ... 237
Turner, John WI acre land and
buildings Port Ditchley" assessed
at Sl92; no record reference.
Due for State Taxi. 80
g Co. .... $50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10

shown the team to be much stronger
than Purdue elevens of former years.
Michigan. which meets Vanderbilt
in one of the most important nOn-con-
ference games of the week, is providing
much of its time this week 10 tack
ling, Coach Yost having regarded as
sorry spectacle, the Michigan tack
ling in the Case game last week.
Illinois, off to a good start as a
result of its victory over Nebraska,
is shaking IN its lineup this week
for the Butler game.
Maurer and Crawford are being
tried in the backfield, and Crawford
at halfback has beens making par
ticularly fine showing. Coach
Zuppke evidently hopes that one Of
the two may prove the same kind of
phenomenal find he apparently has in
Grange.
Coach Spaulding of Minnesota, hard
up for quarterback, is trying out
Swanbeck, who has been in the line.
Wisconsin is spending the week expert
menting in the hope of finding a pair
of ends, weakness in the ends having
been shown in the game with Coe.
Indiana. defeated by DePauw last
week, has locked the gates and gone to
work on new plays in preparation for
the game with Northwestern next Sat
urday. Five varsity men are on the
crippled list and the Hoosiers may
enter the game Saturday with some
of their regulars on the sidelines.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10
BOWLING

In the first week of bowling, John
Streich's team was the only five in the
Public Service League to come out of
the struggle misunderstanding the
three game splayed against Zuercher's
crew.
The averages are showing up very
well for the new men and all the cap
tains are satisfied with the teams, or
ganized so that they would balance as
much as possible.
Many of the new men, such as
Blum, Kimbro and Gouger, are show
ing up extremely well and will give
some of their older teammates a close
run before the end of the season.
Tuesday night, the terms of John
Stretch and slim" Phillipus will con-
tinue the race.
The standing of the teams and the
averages of the players for last week
are MS follows.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-10
CITY TITLE EVENT
in GOLF SCHEDULED
FOR OCTOBER 1927
Standardized Between Civic
Team Match and State
Women's Meet.

In order not to interfere with eth.
err the civic club team match at the
Alamo Country Club on October 10
or the women's state tournament dur
ing the week OF November 3, and at
the same time to give certain greens
on the municipal course time to shape
up after being worked over with sand
and fertilizer, the city championship
golf tournament has been sandwiches
in for the week of October 1927.
The qualifying round of the annual
city championship will be played a,
eighteen holes, medal. on Tuesday, Oe-
tober 23. Entries will close the pre-
ceding Sunday night, giving the COM
mittee Monday in which TO work out
a time system and the pairings for
the field of 100 or more expected to
take part. The first round of match
play will be Wednesday, the second
round Thursday, the semi-finals Fri.
day and the championship Saturday
In case of a delay of any sort, tbs
finals will be moved up to Sunday.
Sixteen will qualify in the cham
pionship flight and in each of the
three auxiliary flights. Trophies fol
the winners and runner-up in all foui
flights. as we'll as the nedalist, vii
be provided from the money raised II
charging 81 as entry fee. Entry fee;
are payable between now and Sunda,
night, October 81. to Murray Brooks
manager of the new club house at tn,
park course. 1855
President l.. r. Clegg of the gol
association, which made the ar
rangements for the tournament at {
meeting at the Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday night, was the first to forf
, over his dollar. Ralph Baldwin an
Lamar Seeligson. the latter consid
cred a strong contender for the It'll,
won last year by Jack W. Tarrant
were entries No. 2 and 3. Jack Tar
rant has expressed his intention o
entering, as have score or more o.
other San Antonio Country Club stars
so that fast field is certain.
Starting problems at the municipa
course were discussed, in addition tc
the city tournament. at the Tuesda,
meeting but no suggestions were ad
vanced that proved entirely acceptable
| and no action was taken.