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SCHEDULED WIAY 22
Record Entry List Expected for
Fourteenth Annual Meet at
Port Deposit
INTERSECTIONAL EVENT
BYEklN' PUBLIC UZmEmMlLAXELViilLA WEDNESDAY, MAttOH 17, 1020
15
ny i'auii ruin'
Msr -- Iihh br-rni ntinonnccil nlurlally
n.'llio diite nt the Tunic intciwholnstle
.Pt This N lo lio fmirtcrntli nnniinl
tllt-k nml Hi'lii ronipi'tltlon unilcr the
Scrsnt Tcmw School lit l'ort l)c-
T.rnpinn'ilnn.from To mo In llir rf-
fret llmt miiiiy InvltntioiiM to tho Riunr-x
hire Liooit ncecplnl, with prospect of
new wura km ''-""". l ,iJ,' ' .
ti-ntnl. I'Hl "i,f,11 thirty-olio different
insHtutlotiH entered iitliiotcrf.
The locution of Tort l)cpoHt, mill
way between Phllntlelphln nntl Itnlli
more rnues these eventH' to tnlte on
n iiitrmcctlnnnl aspect. Tlio Middle
Ulnnlle H'"1 Southern Atllintlc chnm
pious usually nre in nttcmlaiic-o nntl
Mmpctitlnn has becu 1ccn.
Since W0'2 this meet grailunlly linx
Inrrensed in the ntinilier of rontCHtniits
nml the nl.e of the crowds, until now it
;, ,v fnr the lilgcest pcholnstle event in
the South. Secondary schools of Im
portance within n rotllus of several Imn
Hrnl miles send to Tome on this occa
sion hundreds of the finest types of
Mhnnlboy athletes.
Many records have Iipoii made nt
Tome 'meets. Anions: these tlio per
fnrmnnee of Shields, of Mcrcrrsborc has
inncl out iirc-oniinontly. In 1.01(1 lie i
cMnhlished l:2.'l'l-0 ns the schoolboy
innrl In the mile run nml It-still stands.
The 100-ynrd record Ims bceu eiiualcd
on three occasions, the last, time by
llrrwer. while running for St. Aiban's
In lllh". ' '
The track records are held by a num
ber of different schools. Philadelphia
Central High established the 120-ynril
hlEh hurdles mink in WO." when I.ic
crtt won in Hi 2-Ji. The -l-JO record
Is held hv (Jeorgc School, 1120 by Kpis
ropal Higii of. Alexandria. '-'20 hurdles
liv Washington Central. 8S0 bv Wnsh
liistoii Tech. pole vault by AVilming
lon High, high jump by Murston's Uni
Tcrsity Sdiool and hummer throw by
Lanreiiecvlllc.
SIGN FOREIGN STARS
Murphy Also In Shape to. Play With
Bethlehem Team
rtcthlrhrni, Mnrch 17. John Corri
rnu and William Hyslop, two former
Scottish 4itayers. hnve been signed by
the champion Hctlileheni Sled Co. soc
cer club. Corrlgon Is n center halfback
and can alo play center forwnrd with
kill, and llysiop is a halfhack.
"Jimmy" Mnrpliy. who was nut of
the game since his return from tlio serv
ice, where he fractured his leg. reported
for practice yesterday. Murpliy will
try and win back bis former position
at outside right. Murphy, who In his
mllcge dnyiTwns nn nll-Amerienii quar
terback at lirown University, K tlio
only player of the ltcthlchcm club who
in signed on no nmnti'tir form. lie lias
lilnjed two sensous with t lie champiou
chip Itctlilclium team.
ST. LOUIS BOWLERS LEAD
Chicago Retains First Place In Five
Man Event
lndlH,n,1.'i "Ivi!"",11 J7--UIli scores in th
individual i-vents featured the ulv In th
BS-SiSf ft&5!SSf K?"
i.."' . J'lVT., Ht. IxiulK, member of the
yoostorI.iiinlsrt team, took tho lenl in th
slnales with a ,cor of OSH. A. 1 ronder!
of ChlcBRo, lmd hecomo tho lender on in
rllor shIH. nhootln for a total of 7I
Pln. If, Bchaefer. ChlcV7 hot h wiy
'.nU, Jourtli . oicc. Kcorlne 074 rln.
J.Schult; Detroit, rolled so for llftn
ft J 231 coro rolled Into third place, the
only rliniii Binonic tho hlith teama.
...T,HK,".'rum '"J"1.'! Hou,,' '"nd. Kvan
Ullo, Chlcayo and Indiana llnrhor competed
Inat night In tho.tlvo-men events. w",w""'
i.l vr"nJc":nfJ,.W" No'-': ChlcaKo. n090i
IT.nla'a l.iinnli r'hln.n. imn. . . .-'
Uilrngo. JSUUi.Oranae Cruli No. 1, HI.
txiula, 2801 i lranWIn tk l.ano, HI, I'aul!
Slnilea n. Meyer. St. T.ouIf. (US; A,
Ilrondor, Chlcairo, 077; C. Malhlxon. Chi-
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LOOKS LIKE BOSTON
Two Mass. Girls Favored at Indoor
Women's Tennis Touriiey ,
New York, March 17. Stronger urew the
rnmii'iiiin hi tli" HPVrntn ueaiinent Armnrv
Mtenl- that nt least one of the two Mos.
Ion nlrli now alrlvlne for thn women' na
llonal Indoor tennis rhamplnnhlp will riach
tho tltln roinrt of tho annual tournament.
Until Mlsi IMIIh Slcourney ami Mini Ill
linnrroft played rurvrlalnnly cffectlv" tcnnla
In the third round, tho former dropping only
olio rhiiio out ir thirteen and the latter
taking twelNo eamea In n tw.
There wern othrra who ahowed lo ad
vantaao rturlns tho day. Jtllsa Helena I'ollak,
Jlra. liemard K. Menz and Midi C'aroma
Mnn belnit iimoiiK tliem. Hummarlca:
Womnn'a national Indoor lennla chamnlon
ahln single, third round Mrs. Ineo Hntt
maun defeated Mrs, Ctortto H. Hlanwlx. 0-2,
11-2. Mri. William .jr. I'rllchard won from
Mi's Clare I'aasoi. 3-0, 0-7 a,-d default.
SIIii.i IMIIh Slcourncv defeated MI- Martha
Ha yard, fl-l, 0-0. Mrs. Jlernnrd T. Stenr.
"ieu.ru jira. namuel jr. warinir. -., n.o,
0-3. Mln' l-ealle' llanrrofl defeated Mr'.
Helen llemhard Woirf. B-0, -D. MIm
i aroma wtnn uereated Miaa cere' iianer o.a.
Il-a. Mm. R Thomi)on defeated Jtra. A. M
llntienn. n-7, fl.4. n-1. MIp' Helene I'ollak
ucieiueu jtra. Percy Wllbourn. o-U. 0-1.
"DOWN IN OUR ALLEY"
rinrADBi.ritiA leaoui:
-Itollett March 10
CAMDRN WVNNF.WOOO
Wanter, 1(17 107 122 Woodw'd 17T 213 170
Moyer... 107 17R 187 Wells.. 17.1 ... 173
Mulford. 1SI 17n ... Hots.. . 10 lilt ISO
Itoyd.... 1411 1B0 1S3 Klndley. 212 ISO 101
Klaele... 105 180 1Vi l.tinaren 2'-'.U inn 1R2
Link 202 Havllle 1(12..,
Totata 812 800 SJ3 Total' 118.1 UI3 DtS
l'BNNA. It. 11.' COr.ONIAt.
Hharfer.. IRS 17H tTO (!amnlill 100.108 17."
lVlcke.. 103 170 171-Hcnlorr. -177.1.VJ 21ft
Kloodi.. 173 210 172 ,; Mueller. 101 183 21V
ItroM-n.. 22.1 148 ins Zlr.,... 177 ma 2111
1'rlce. .. 22B 211 100 Macl'n 1".3 181 101
Tolala 074 020 871 Totals 801 821 007
Ml'.r.nOSM KHT8TONH
l.-ry 130 131 13 Pherann. 203 12 ISJ
Tount.. 102 180 1.17 McUIII,. 1r. Ki7 10
llluett... Itl.1 173 145 Hn.lder.. 113 18.1 17S
Melln'ell lf.ll 177 21" I'attnn. . ISft 170 151
Uarrl... 197 181 1V0 Jtupertua 1R8 151 100
Tolala 822 815 812 Totala 831 813 813
CIIF.9CKXT
riHM.tr.'S
nellly..
Storck,,
nuest...
Waanor.
Nicholas
Totals
nnuo MCAfJUB
Itollcd on tho Terminal Alleys March lfl
it k 'Mtiwprm co. . chkmicai.s
nt , SI IM 1TO "a t H 125 133
riecllV 13 ll 1211 Piatt . . 123 134 208
omen 151 mt 1 tow 1"' '-'-' iSi
Crawfd.lfa 131 10T I.tillvlel 130 157 153
SlSSfl ..100 173 170 McC.r'11.171 150 120
iiauic i.i v..
n-.... H11 Wi .
Totals. 701 705 813
S H. WHITB' CO. 1I.K.WAMP01.K CO.
nross ...131 153 115 Montleth.132 120 M7
Nm"'tt!,173 143 142 Dill 133 131 133
H.Praii'r.157 123 187 IVenael ,1im in:l 144
Jlarlli i.mo 132 12 Jlarlnic. .210 185 178;
AlAi'tln;.10l 100 203 Ueorgo 102 151 18
mark ...102 172 158 MacdU'e.inO 87 110
llanck ..14B ISO .i. .:hand'r.lflO 201 137
McCorMe 101 127 172 Boargle..l90 151 110
l.eg ... ,.. 144 107 Jfadcp &o 71 7T
Tolala. 731 774 700 Totals. 851 821 713
aRCHE'CK MlUJIlt S..K. F. CO.
N'.al.r ..200 102 181 Ninon .. 121 1 131
-
IRg ..
Mllanf ,
HaiKk.
.133
170
137
Ttuchft'n.
lladcn .
171
48
223 14(1
32 20
Totals. 730 830 770
1T. 133 170 133 ONelll
Eckman .14" 143 152 Furey
Leyrer ..100 143 130 Duffy
128 143 100
.127 111 101
.158 182 177
Tolala. 702 788 730
PBTnOI.BOM I.KAOL'K
Holled on Costa'a Alleys Msreh HI
UNIOV PKN'.V P. H
Knlsht.. 107 113 170 Kvafly . 132 170 103
Hchralt. Iftt 137 180 Mann 171 132 100
brum'hd 170 188 108 Ileld'eer 120 130 121
Toomey, 130 14t 140 Cherry.. 1M 172 209
Traciy. 177 143 144 Maxwell 133 100 203
"dtp'" ' r .? 3- Totala 759 770 810
Totala 770 770 811
our.F oiiro citiks has
nnyder.. lis 137 .. Kean.ey 122 IBM jnj
Jliera; . 101 155 140 .7atkon 10 157 IM
Wvnn .. IBB 145 10.1 Marklh. 152 120 108
Hlnlltl. ' 171 111 148 Oodley.. 150 113 140
Handera .. .. IBS Hdcn. . 38 38
(120 B8I OflC
iTf.iVTtn TlfiX'AS
Str'der.. 221 150 10.1 Tlelanejf 139 14
Neall. . IBt 17B 120 lnarlls.t 131 1H
htoelt'm. 113 124 114 ivrsttall 131 ibw
Bcli'ler. 131 1(10 101 Furneea. jlj 12B
Tallant, 107 JOB 8l Kllllon., 141 188
liacn. i 17 n ii
Total 805 SOOOft
Totala 039 790 .,1
Totala. 833 720 770
J. W. D. CO.,
Mllanl ..118 .A1"J
ailbcrt...-l37 203 123
Totals 700 732
W11ITP.DENT
W.Prn'r.lli. 1RI 122
ItUS'ell. 147 12.1 153
202 105 210 Hardy.. IBB 181 183
INI 17M 107 Hmed oy. 102 17H 221
174 152 174 Kllno... 107 182 180
15.1 IPO 14H Hill 148 181 178
188 104 170 11a oy. . 102 ... .
Smith 182 181
003 000 881 . - - - -
Tniol' mil on uoi
INHUHANCK IJ5AOUK
llolled March 10 '
MATiiun a v.o. itooarKita I
Cum'nga 172 144 122 ltoweu.. 1(12 108 200
Clark.. r 182 102 141 Marcus.. 100 103 170
Olay'Kcr 110,138 100 Ch'tnan.. 145 10.1 lot
Huifd..,. 11(1' no ... W. Y'Rcr 153 103 120
Wendell.. 102 H.O 14.1 I'lltmali. 130 143 110
Dllm! 120 lldci'... 21 21 20
Totals 732 700 000 Totala 810 813 817
HINDS
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Combination Breakfast No. 2
Fruit'Crreat,2 EgR, Boiled, ACn
FrUd or Shirred! Bread, J
Rotltt Toatt and Coffee
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TrtAvur.Ens
Ffmltli.
llrlggs. .
;.atta.. .
Ilyre , . . ,
Fi'her. .
lldep. . .
Totals
CAMDEN
L'OO 171 153 Allirnler. lll.'l 103 103
120 123 101 Know..,,, 112 144 140
183 172 150 Trother. 1511 18.1 110
1.13 104 142 Jl'rougha 187 120 12.1
108 182 182 Smith.,.. 121 133 J BO
0 0 0
Totals TT3 T71 T.lil
830 853 800
France Favors National
"Bureau of Athletics"
Paris, March 17. France will
havo a national Imrenu of sport
in the near future na n result of u
bill introduced in tho Senate hy M.
Dc.sunrd upon tlio reeommcndallo'n
of tho ministry of public health.
The measure, in tnibstnnra, has
r(tcoic(l the approval of tho Senate,
but it will be modified plightly and
passed on to the Chamber of Deputies.
Hackney Golfs Second to Dlegel
St. AuaiiHtlne, lift., Mnrch 17. Irfo Die.
eel, of Chlcnito, led ft liireo field of profes
alonnl jrolfeie nt tho St. Aurd'tlne links
1i3lric a 71 In tho morning and a 75 for
mo ntternoon a round. Clnrenro Hackney,
nf Atlamlo City, was In second placo with
74 and 77.
J.eo Dleitel. Chicago, 74-7rt-140( C. Hack
ney, Atlantic City, 7 1-77-151 ; Herbert
Strong. Engineer' Club. 75-81-150: Tom
Kerrlgrfii, Wlnurno- C. C 73.83-130; Mlk
riradv, Oakland Hill. 77-70-130: Jock
lluirhleon, (.'hlrairo. 711-10-158: l. llorfniHii,
I'hlladelpliln, 83-70.150: Jack Dowllnir. Scars,
dnhi C. C. 7G-8I-1IU): Wilfred Held, Wil
mington. Del.. 77-K3-100; C. 1'. Nellaon,
Ml.unl, Fin., 88-70-107.
Athletic Director Resigns Post
Chli'icn, Atareh 17. Jamca 1. 1"C, nth
I'tlo director of Noryhwestern Uiilwrait),
haa reaUned, effeellvei at the i-nd of the
chool eor In June, It waa announced to
day, 'Mltiee tin- football season thero has
been no co-oix ration and no harmony at
tlio echoul," he aald. In explanation of tho
reslBniitlon. "Heveral fantlona exlat." J.eo
enmo to Northwestern a sear ngo,
Bob Martin Scores a K. O.
.Springfield. Mo March 17, I!ob Martin,
htnvywetirht eh.iinplon of tlm American ex
pedltloimry force, knocked out "Dummy"
West, nf Seattle, In tho third round here
lost night.
Tho Sl .lolm'a ('. C are ready lo book
gamea with atriet'y flrst-cloas teams. Nle
voll. 4300 Almond street.
wiml II'S Ill'.ST IIKAVVWI'.KIIITH
Fred Jordon vs. Carl Ls Blanche
Dan 0'Dowd'H'Harley Hutchinson
K. 0. Sansom vs. Paul Sansom
K. 0. Bill Brennan vs. Fred Lange
111KI1 11ABTI.KY
Fulton vs. Madden
S'enlN now on anle Hotel lllneham
. S. P. H. tr H, AETNA
M'CI'lan 120 172 113 Sehulcr. 113 130 120
Kelly.,. 102 143 147 llllnd. . . 120 14 102
Marshall 130 145 102 Haver... 115 II 110
('ralB... 171 181 128 J.Yeaucr 128 101 1711
llcatrlclt 211 107 IBS Avres. . . 177 173 Hill
, Hdcp... 12 12 12
Totals 80D 808 718 .
Totala 071 770 737
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TONIGHT
National A. A.
Willie Loughery vs. Billie Dcvine
WillicRyanvs.JocWclsh
Young Dennis vs. Frankic Clark
K.O.G.Chancyvs.WhitcyFitzgerald
Danny Frush vs. Artie Root
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i- only a reminder of a , ione.forBottcn feudal past. Here on"
finds creation's most perfect combination of scenic beauties! and
a wealth of wonderfully preserved mediaeval architecture
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Let your ceilings light "your plant
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rHAT happens to the sunlight
after it enters your factory
windows? Is it wasted? Do
your ceilings and walls absorb sunlight
instead of reflecting it?
Covered vith flat finish paints, ceil
ings and walls collect dirt instead of re
pelling it. When soiled they cannot be
washed clean. In a short time, there
fore, their reflecting power is greatly
diminished.
Yef the same ceilings and walls cov
ered with BARRELED SUNLIGHT
will increase the daylight in your factory
19 to 36. Actual tests assure this.
BARRELED SUNLIGHT the OIL
paint with the glossy tilc-likc finish
reflects ALL the light that enters your
windows. Moreover, it will retain its
reflecting efficiency for years.
BARRELED SUNLIGHT (the Rice
Process Mill White) is the ORIGINAL
Mill White. It contains neither varnish
nor lead. Its high glos3 surface resists
dirt and may be washed clean like white
tile. It is of durable, clastic composi
tion; it can therefore expand and con
tract with temperature changes. It
withstands the shock and jar of the
heaviest machinery.
Applied on the ceilings and walls of
your factory it will remain white lonecr
than any other mill white. This w
r guarantee.
Remains white longest
Its extraordinary covering power and
case of application reduce cost of paint
and painters time 16 to 21.
Sold in barrels, also in can3. May be
applied by brush or spray method.
Used in over 6000 plants.
Write today for our illustrated book
let, "More Light."
U.S.
GUTTA PERCHA PAINT COMPANY
. Providence, R. I.
FOR THE HOME
There are room
where white celling,
walla and woodwork
are peculiarly fitting,
tuch as the kitchen,
nursery and' batlh
room. Barreled Sun
Itght makes roonMt
bright, cheerful and
a u 1 1 a r 1 . It
cheaper than enamel
and easier to apply.
Sold in gallons, half
gallons, quarts, pints
and half-pints.
Warehouse Stock in Philadelphia
U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co.,
1003 Bailey Bldg. 1218 Chestnut St.
The O. F. Zurn Co.
2738 N. Broad St.
Charles Bond Co.
617-619 Arch St..
Elmer E. Cox Chaa. A. Gillingham
Camden, N.J. 12th 8c Morris St.
Caperoon Paint Specialtiei
Camden, N. J.
G. P. Darrow Company, 5621 Germantown Ave.
T. Crane & Company 115 N. Man. Ave., Atlantic City, N. J.
George C. Felker 9 S. Kentucky Ave. Atlantic City, N. J.
Simei Drug Co.
13 South 13th St.
Sect Sc Faber Co.
2008-10 N. Front St.
W. H. Price & Co.
209-211 S. 10th SU
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Conducted Tours To Europe V m
visiting
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Alt. accommocUrions are the best available.
Our leaders are men of experience. Your
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THE FAR EAST
Th Far Baat. practically unateotd by th war,
after a irialth of travil opportunities. Our con
ducted Tour to plcturMQUe Japan, Korea, China
uid th Philippines leaves 8au Francisco April
17th. Alio tour at-tHnr June 21th from Han Fran
cisco for JapuJi. Korea, North China, and Man
churia. C3ach tour limited vi to number Write
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AMERICAN TOURS
Th T'nJtert States (s the land of aJl-the-yeox-around
travr'. The pleasure of planning a, tour U nearly
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the wonderful Tours to Alaska? Write us about
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ticket and stateroom. Tou ran recure all three at cur ofnoe and at ttx name tlm
purchaoa railway and other ttckts aad make the necessary reservations to complete
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