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Ring Lardner Says and cc•rtlana; 2. Well. juppolfli. ~ou wu solng ' ll----------------------------------1 1 to a vaudevllle sho\\•, 'Well, they's Tuliy and S~'l'acuae. lllapl·~ VIew to Pulaski.· :OeKalb Junction to ·canton, Poker Face' Thought Easy Wiuner of Wight· man Net Finals By DA\'IS J. WAL8H J. N. S. Sports Edltur ~ew York, Aug. 13.--Judged put·e- Jlr· oil the more or lese cu·cumstan- - it&t e\'ldence furnished b~· yester- day'• returns in the \Vlghtm:m eup ilerle., Helen \\'ills hardly c>an miss !'<!claiming the American champion- 'ijhlp In women's singles scY\ral :Weeka hence. That, anyhow, looke the part of a mere [ormnlity t<Hln)', an almost open and ~hut ca~t· What Is less evident but, to me. .• 'almost as cet·tnln is tlhlt He IN> \non must take title to the distinction of lleln• the sreat~st woman player In ! tile world, amateur or professionaL ' Ttlll atatement, of course, C\omes ~ IInder the head or rnnk hPl't>~Y tO thole who must prat• of Len~:len's artistry but the wnman dn~'n't l!\'e w.ho ·won't take a hrating at E'i-'111£1- thlns bdorr she dies n nd Lenglen iS 1ettlng no youn~rr with 8t\nl(' ra- pidity. No lon,;er Is she getting the eom- Jittltlon that kept her game at \ 'Permanent peak as an amateur and It 1he hun't gone bark furth•r than Helen baa come forward during re· i etnt months, she •oon \·ill. ~!iss 1 Willa euily Is 25 p•r cent a bttter i tennia player than ohe was ~gainet Lenclen at Canne• lnst year. !t may . 1 n.ot atand to reason that Suzanne lo 26 per cent worse but it mnl' be su•- p,cted that she is no better. If in- deed she c~n he as gond lrr a m•re aeries of exhibition match•• ngnin•t ~·omen who couldn't gl\'e her a beat- Ina with a horse whip. ''Poker F•ce\ Improve• 1 Helen prove(1 against .loan Fry yuterday that ehe has come on in !e,•eral Important pnrtlcular!!!, nota~ bly In !ootwork and court tactics. She had the same impressive pace on the ball with tho exception that It waa strokf.'d with greater daring In the matter of length and angle•. Watching her, the wrl ter was seized with a belated t•egret that Lenglen had turned professional. The latter didn't beat :\llss I•'r~· any \1\'0I'se In the 19~5 Wimbledon ftnala than Helen did )'Csterday In winning, 6·2, 6-~. in twenty minutes by the watch. It wnsn't eYen a good workout, although :\!iss Fry is :\o 2 on th~ Ensllsh team Xumber .. Is Kitty l\!cKane Godfrrr hut sh~ lost In etraight ••t• to ~loll~ an)' tune j•he atart•. - .• Miss .Mi!dred Doran, \the flying school teach~,\ i! all read.~ to hop off from California in the 2,i00-mile fltght to Hawa~.: She'll be accompanied bv f. Auggy Pedlar. (lnteni&t1onal tllush11.te._. N•••' :\ll·s. Godfroo and ::l!rs. Mallory are the only real threat between Helen and her champtonshiJ> and, it she Is t·ight at tho time which seems to he altogNher pt·ohable, neither has tho g<'rm to stop the Californian. l;nless some nne does. she w1l1 be the llrst douhle winner or the Brit- Ish and Am~t·l!·an titl~s to appear on t h£' hot·i~on stnce those good. olrl da)'\ when ::lla)' :>;utton wnt·e balloon slce1 es. one of these will come as a ruult u! the \\'llls-God!rce singles match and tho oth•r in the m<:>eting be- tween l\!rs. Mallory and :\!las Fr)', with th<' pos5tblli t )' ot a wholly su- perfluous third being added by Helen and :\Irs. \\'ightman In the doubles ovet· :\Irs. Godft·ee and :\!iss Haney. The sub-deb sing!~s match. in- , \'Ol\'ing Helen Jacobs 8Jtd Betty , ::'\uthall. must go down as anyone's until mot·c complete evidence on tho ' cl1aract~r of Bett)·'s game becomes a\·ailable. FIRPO COMEBACK H • h. H G d Brushton to Mrulone. ; . •Jg ways . ' ave OO . Route 17-Work In prores• be• To the EditOt·: .f'to a haU ganltl between the Pr>llliNif''\ o ldbook called \wit and humor 1 t 1 tt b t of the age,\ and when the comedians The other day i was in Ph illY to nml who ev,;r 8 ry ng no' -o en· is out thet'e \OU can r-ead that, a-nd th~n,, wh)', according to Tiny ~·ou , :.pend th<> week end a·nd It •~ome.d hnH to b>·lng n•long YO \It' own en- th<'y's also the o!(l nntsic book cn.J-Je:l ltke lt never would, but in tho in- t-P.rt.tinm(l.nt~. So no soone-r llad \It In vier werh:e\ or elemental'Y -exet·- Yeal1, Report Shows t-reeen Suffern 11cnd Hanrlman, Low• a-nd \\'averly; throug-h traftia- proceed via t•outes 15 and· 53. Traf~ fie ma:ln-tahted subject to delay. \VoodhuH to .'\ddison under con• slt•uction. -Lse caution. Throug-\\ tr11ffic slloutd go via Bath. lJnlm• proved Sa-Iamaca to- East Randolph, 4t•affic deln yed -between Wsstfield ami MayvHJe, and Fa1coner an<;l Poland Center. Drive with care. :,'.~;::;;5 \i~:~u;l~e ~~~~d t~h~:a~·~cl;;:,~~~~~ tho p-nnw started whf.'n a I noticed ~;;\~~!~'~:h~l'~:;~a; ~~~~;~:,. ~~~::~~~ • , . 1 . 1 ,. at·- that tl\o~· was a bug on the upper 11 the ~h:~Pl elty was certa n. e !t't'l' lint hncl hroughten a phono- den't Ji.l<<> the music acts. A.Jhany, N. Y., Aug. 13.-(.I:!'JS>)- ose to 330 mil<'s of new >'oads have h\\n laid in !·his stMe this season, .t-h,. highway bureau announced- to- (\fi'~ti1·n!. fl'!; I have hClf'n tht't''' n : ,_ :1 ~--th ·him. 'Vcll the m.inute 3. 'V~ll. suppoS<\ you was going to hund!\cd ti·tn(lS and Jlf'\'C'r gc. 1 t a I ~~~~l·1.\\ 1 nt~; st-Jrtt•d hP pu,t on n rec- a da·.nce a·nd yOu finely sot one with M~otol'IRts pla-nning · wec·k .. ciH>noa to sle~p yet. . . o:·cl ~nil 'Tiny nid that tlw nrlYnn- \ huly thn•t you d-Idn't !mow Yery tr.lps w!U find the hlswa)'S In good Rut, am• wny .. 1 woulcl hl<•' to··~·- t:t\C of that \\stem was tlmt If the well Ol' rl\~ ~·ou had k-new her so on. Route 9, which had been claim \'my fmi! reader~ tha-t 11 \') • 1 , 0 ~ard didn't· go Yery good why h>ng that l'Oil hnd tn•l!;~tt en~h ot'her. between llfech~<nicsvUie and· 2 ba'll nines In Phllly ad one of thl'm •hP gu,, ceul<l put on- a new nee•l'i~ out, well, th~y·s n 'hool; cn·ll~d ~prinf(s, hns h<?en r~opened is known ns thP Pathetics ll·n•l the on 1 it \yould proba•bly work wh~r~- \Hpcec·h nnd n111•nners\ with a wholt> fino stretch of concret•e. other is harcHv !mown at all. you .. ' i' I f d ili I I it th t I I It . \;ell on this da\' when .as If Stuffy ~leinnis put n a new . <>t o r:oo , a• ogue n a \ condition or other ma·in m g 1 ·~·fl 11 ·• nded in Ph illY 1 11 itchrr he prohabloy wouldn't. also \\-'Y t·o hold in one hand a-nd J>outes, as announced ~oday by tit<> the wee >nn ) e · · ,_, 1 s tid to Till'' rend It out lourt and da-nce w'ith the· IJ·t'I 1 \vay but,ea•u, •ollo'\s·. was asked out to n bnll game !>~- • 0 ' · '• , .. tween the Ph!lllcs and the Bt·ool<·· \I think this guy has got a ;;noll nlhrr. Route 9F-Work in progt•ess bc- lyns and mine host was a l•lr•l !th':u·, na-mely that when he goos 4. 0r ~UilPO•o you wa·\ going to tween Peeksltill and l<'lsh'ldll a-nJ named Tiny Uobble who is a ~por·t· to a 1 ,Jace that he has got to pay it fu11c ral a-nd the flowct•s didn't Wappinger l•'!l!HS; between stotls- ln expert and rhe reason tho>' call to get in but don't think he is ~;o- JH'O\'e Y<'l'Y amusing, why It's a ville and Stuyv<?sant Falls and M him Tiny Is on acct. or him l•rin::: in~ to gPt a whole Jot of entertain- whole Jot •afcr to ta-kenJong a fe\V Co1umbiaYIHe. Tt•aof'flce maintained 50 teen)', \-en th<>y was no ~'~'\\\' m~nt out or it. why he bt·lngs alon,; daffodills nt' whn•t~ver is your fav- with slight delay. Recommen<i for my going to the so-callt>ol ball hi' \'m entertainnwnt In oase tlw- ol'it<\ floral !>ieee nud try a-nd <:>njoY river road' via Castleton. Throug-h game only that we was boring llnc' cnt,•rtainmcnt he paid for don't lh·c them nnd not pa~· no altentlon Ia traffic advised to take route 9\V for Route 20-tJnimproved, Cazenovia to Auburn. Closed west of Auburn a•nd detour between Geneseo and Leic0stcr. Very rough Perry Center to \Vat•saw. Traffic delayed, War· saw to Ot•angcville. 'fhrough traf• fie to go \Vat•saw to Rock Glen to East Am·ot•a. Use care_ betwee~ \\'e•tfi0ld and Ripley. Remalnde\· good. nother to dea,th with our cmH t't~:--r up to the C'XJ1('Ctations.\ the t'l';;ulm· gifts thn·t wns sent in. the north. Ross Becomes Pro; To Seek Swim Prize and [ mlghtndct in regards to ~It·. f'o I and Tiny agreed to rc<\om- \Vl'll, ns 1 ~ny, I was O\'et• 10 Route 9\'~'rhe Storm King and Gohh!A if it isn't ~ lndelic:\nte. t!>nt tnanrl this ~ystem to dlr'forent peo- fhilly ad didti't ha\'e no slet>p and 'Vashington· Valley roads will be New York, Aug. 13.-([NS)- they's a certain ailment n.NnPcl ,ple that ~ors out tl.,-int: to enjo~· hy thP. time I wt·otp thi\ story why closed on August 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Clarem'e Ross, America's chl!-mPion shlnglt>s that starts arounrt th~ thrm\eJ\·e~ and some limes th<>)' the PiPtm·es \'\\ all ready drawee! and 22 at \\'est Point due to field amateur long-distance swimmer, hai wa•te and the old adago snys th:lt rom<' home snyin!' thnt that had a fl1l' it nnrt nn<' of the raptinns ''·as artillery practice. tumed professional by entering tb\o· if It ev~t· meets, the Yictim le a rotten tlm0, but if they tl'e thiti \.\ ~:oocl c~t-hine! memher shoulcln't Route 5-'\Yot·k in pro~;ress, Fan- 21-mile marathon to be held at total 1os'5. In other words l:f' don't ~\·stf!m why tlu•y can't i· !Yl! a rot- YPntm·e out nn,\ .,, hcrPs withou~ a da to Palating Bridge; La-irdsville T·Ol~onto on August 31. Prizes for half to rail up the Dt•, and~'\\ if t•~n time. as follows: good rusllion\ and I don't know to Yt>rnon and \'ampsv!lle to the event tota-l, $50,000. he did, It wouldn't ma·lte no d:l'ior· 1. Well \\'hen yon go to a foot- \hat it means, hnt l have got to Oneida Castle. Traffic maintained. Ross held the National A. A. U. ents. So Tiny Is pray in thn: he !>all go-mo; ,.s. Yale and Princeton put it to fit tho lllustration, out in Between SyracuM and Fayettevllle long-distance championship f o 1' will contract fl case of tl>e \hln;;l~> exprr·ting to enJoy yourself a-nd you th<' ntean wile I want to otate th.tt work In pt·ogrese with tramc main- tl!l'ee consecutive years. He aald because by the time the~· mflrt bp()n n~ading the pnper for weC>l'-s a young man ~houlrln't ought to ven- tained. Closed behveen Sennett and he contonlplated retirJng from 1·te around his waste he will be :•o~ nncl we•!« ;,nil \\'PPks about the tm·e to Philadelphia nnd think he's Camillus in Cayuga and Onondaga oport soon in any event, and felt years old. !!iff•t·ent stars on both ninee and going to g~t any siMp. Closed \'est of Aubul'll. that before doing eo he \might as But I \·a~ tr)·inP. to tPll '·'(111 ab('tlt '011 iinPlv· £'flt out tb('rc and )\Ott B 11 t r the Toronto purse\ this bllll gam~. -\veil, whE>n )•'ll go ~on't trll ·,man from the other, why RIXG '\\'. LARDXER. Short detour one mile east of a- we ry or . Newspapers CQ<Jer, CompleteliJ .A.Ibonv KNICKERBOCKER PRESS :NEWS TWES·UNION .A.mourO<>m RECORDER-DEMOCRAT Auburn ADVERTISER-JOURNAL • CITIZE:N 1 l!'all•t., Spes JOURNAL Bata.vitt NEWS Bet~cott BEACON JOURNAL·HERALD Binghctmton. PRESS-LEADER .) SUN ~ Buffalo COURIER-EXPRESS NEWS TIMES CanaHdaigt.t4 ... THE DAILY MESSENGER '-~ Comittd ~· LEADEK l Thf:ra 1'- no one else to ~ay Helen nay In the impendin,.. champion. lhiPI, unless it Is the sub-deb. Betty ~uth&ll, and since she hns bron out- lanked by l\lrs. Godfree and Mi.s l'rY on the British team. that par· ., lh:ular menace probably can b• ttrown out Ilk~ an alrlorman'• chest. As ror the Wightman cup \cries the finals today probably wlll pro· d \I<'O tmother l'ictory for America. gl\·ing Helen's team a 4 to 3 lead in tho various meetings held to date. The .~met·icans ended the first day with nn acl\·antage of two matches to one. 'I'h~y n•ed only two Yir· tories In the remaining tour matcho. to hold the cup. Offhand the wr!t~r would ••~· that ;\Pw York, ,\us. 13.-(!XS)- Lu\s Firpo. couth American hea \')'- weight who oncP knocked Jack . Dempsey out or the rins. is plan· I ning a rinG' C\ampaign in the United St111tPs thi~ wintPr, FromotPr T~x Rickard said today. Cortland STANDARD DaMvillo BREEZE Du\kirk OBSERVER. Elmirt~ STAR-GAZETTE·ADVf.RTISER Fruport -· ,. The Crowd KNOWS- Morning .. Noon and Night Lynch rtnd Graber~s Store Is Crowded. THE REASON IS Superior ICE~_ CREAM All the Leading True Fruit Flavors Including Peach Ice Cream NOW IN STOCK ·LYNCH & GRABER BROADWAY AND ~IN STR~ET Capitalize on the Demand Pertinent Facts RegQniing This STATE I N Tl!Ti'! ~t:J.te thert> are 24& concern~ en- gaged in thP manufac- ture of candy, employ- ing a total of 13,084 persons with an annual payroll of $14.505,422. The value of the prod· ucts manufactured is 566,339,791. D URING the present year, it is estimated that there will be consumed by the population of the United States a total o£ approximately 1,434,951,000 pounds of candy. Of this huge amount, the population of New York State will consume in the vicinity of one-tenth of this total amount or 143,495,000 pounds. Surely these figures indicate a demand that candy manu- facturers cannot well afford to overlQok. It means that an av· erage of $6. per person will be spent by every man, woman and child in the state for this one article during the year, or a total of $65,000,000. The figures quoted above are based upon statistics gathered by the United States Department of Commerce which also show a decided tendency toward an increased demand. Candy manufacturers located in New York State are right in the heart of the richest market in the world, a market that offers a highly lucrativ~ field to those manufacturers who go after the business it offers. Their very proximity to this market means that their products reach the consumer while they are fresh, a point which is of more value to candy sales than it is to other products. The Daily Newspapers of New York State are reaching this vast market daily carrying the sales messages of those manufacturers who realize the possibilities it offers. You, too, can reach this market of 11'!2 million people through these newspapers more economically and efficiently than through any other meduim. You, too, can capitaliz&> on its potentiali- ties by appealing to it through the one medium that goes directly into its homes ev~ry day....:..the Daily Newspapers. Futher information of interest to you may be secured by asking your newspaper or by writing The Advertising Bureau> NEW YORK STATE PUBLISHERS, 709 Charlotte St., Utica-It is an unbiased service, available to all interested. WSPAPER~~DVERTISING ·.____ - ' _.,- - ·Reaches ··Dir~ctly t.~4~ry_·.roJ'\~~.t .. ~r@·~·--~ti!Uer~Everj(_~ilsumer' REVIEW Gttteva TIMES Glom FalZ. POST-STAR TIMES Glout:nvillf' HERALD LEADER-REPUBLICAN Herkimer TELEGRAM Hornell TRIBUNE-TIMES HutUon. STAR Ithaca ,JOURNAL-NEWS Jamaica LONG ISLAND DAILY J'11me•town JOURNAL MORNING POST KittQ'IfOrl FREEMAN Littl<l Folio TIMES LoekJ'(Jrt UNION-SUN & JOtrRNAL Molt>tte EVENING TELEGRAM Mamaror.cck TIMES Medina. JOURNAL Middl<town HERALD and TIMES-Plti:S8 Mosutt VtntOfl ARGUS Newburgh. NEWS ]l.\ew Rockel!~ STANDARD-STAR NiagtlrtJ FaU. GAZETTE Norwich. SUN N11oek EVENING JOURNAL 0 \t;;tsf~CAN·JOURN AI. or .... HERALD TIMES o ... ,.ea STAR OtteiQO PAI>LADIUM-TIMES , Ot~~'¥ilEN-SENTINEL \_ Pe•k•kill EVENING STAR UNION Plattoburg l'RESS Part Chct~er ITEM Port JartJ• UNIQ;N.GAZE'l'TE 1'oughkeep1ie EAGLE-NEWS EVENING STAR AND ENTERPRISE Raelueter- DEMOCRAT a: CHRONICLE and HERALD JOURN AL-POST·EXPBIISS TIMES· UNION Rom• SENTINEL Salamanca. REPUBLICAN-PRESS SliS~R~T~1.U: Sarut~M Lckl THE ADIRONDACK: ENTERPRISE Se1a.efi1Ceadlf GAZETTE UNION·STAR Sl/f'4CUH ~JlJitM'~r.-AIIEBI\AlN POST·ST AND,A.IIP TaN\J¥~\ .. ,.~~· * XrOl/ ¥;,'· ~ri~D ::, vt;.,cs DMLYP~· OBSERVER-DISPATCH 'Wn.UrloVJtl. llTANDAJID TIMES White. l'lol~U REPOB.TEir. r .... r..,. HERALD . · ITATYIUN 1( . 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