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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-28
MOVING PICTURES.
.The Great Love-

Entirely free from the horrors OF
war, the eminent D. w. Griffith has
made fine, big photodrama of the
Great Love" that can hardly be called
a. war play. While Griffith and his
company spent months in France at
the front for the making of THE
Great Love" and Hearts OF the
World" the former to be shown at
the Grand tonight for the first times.
there are comparatively few actual
battle scenes.
The Great Love" is principally a
romance based on the big war. but
literally sprinkled with comedy
touches and literally filed with grip
ping, thrilling moments.
It is guaranteed that the audience
cannot sit camly through the dra-
matte tenseness of it., One climax
shows the spy. with upturned search
light from q motorcycle, guiding a
giant Zeppelin in the night to bomb
4 storage OF explosives You'll get
right up and cheer with the rest OF
EN- when the young American
throttles that spy and taking the
machine guides the Yep out into the
open country where they may drop
their bombs in the empty open fields.
Through it all you are guided by
the directorial hand of the master
Griffith. You live and breathe with
The characters of the play. You are
enthralled by it's realness.
"The Great Love" at the Grand
tonight will be shown at 6:45. 500
and 9:15 at prices of Is and rs cents
"a bargain for the quality. The
splendid cast is practically the same
Is Griffith has presented in ''The
Birth of a Nation" and Hearts Of
he World" Most Of the zeppelin
hight photographs is the real thing
ind the play throughout is one rare
Advertisement.
HIppcdrome Tonight.
There's a real Whit of the pineclad
in "The Girl OF My
the five part comedy drama
starring the clever young coFpedtenne,
Billie Rhodes. the simple story with
is beautiful setting giving Miss
Rhodes one OF the aest opportunities
she has ever had in pictures.
The play was produced from the
story by Wilbur Nesbit
It reveals Miss Rhodes as the charm
ms. simple child Of nature, surprised
1t her bath In a rock-ribbed mountain
oool by one of them city fellows" and
photographed
How fortune stands between the
happiness Of young couple is dra-
natically portrayed in Alice Brady's
Attest Select picture, ''Her Great
Chance" which will appear at the Hip
,odrome treatre on Wednesday.
One wouldn't take a voyage on a
steamship that did not provide life pre-
servers, but people embark on matri-
nony without even knowing their des-
nation "The Strange Woman" at the
9ipp odrome theatre Thursday points
he moral. Gladys Brockwell Is fea-
ured in this production.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-28

FOR SALE-One used Collard piano,
$75. Also used organs. Easy
terms. Duncan-SchelI Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Baby cab. In good cond-
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WANTED-A position to do general
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care The late City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-28

WANTED-Two or three men or
boys to work on farm. Apply lis
South Tenth street, oity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

Frank Is going into ono OF the
toughest battles % the year when he
takes on Young Hector. the Brefner.
ton hey, at the Crystal Pooi Tuesday
night. bus In spite Of the big weight
handicap. Farmer viii he tAVoriir
To win when he enters the ring.
Hector il a fast fellow for man
az his beef. weighing close TO the
900 Mound mark. lie Will be able 10
outlook Farmer II he goes at his
usual pace. bu; whether or not
Hector can take punishment remains
10 be seen. because ne hasn't ever
met man here like Farmer.
Farmer was telling us the other
day that he would rather box a big
man IKE Hector than a smaller man
with more speed.
II nm no boxer. and admit II.
nAyS Frank. but these bigger Eel
lows are easier TO battle
Hut in meeting Hector. Farmer
will b. going up against a big man
who can also box and hit. too. IL
win mean the passing Of Farmer as
champion, 10 ne takes the short end
~ the count. but IL will BE- curtains
for Hector II he loses. The winner
a. Tuesday, bout will stand In line
for some good matches here and also
viii wear without dispute the heavy
weight crown Of the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
PO8T14AND CARD
LINKS SWEET

The card that Portland ring fans
viii sit In on New Years afternoon
II 4 mighty sweet lineup for the Rose
City fans. Farmer meets Boy Nc
C0rmlck. the English champion. in
= 1o-round go. and Charley White Of
Chicago tackles Muff Bronson Of
poF{Iind in the semi-windup. Jack
Hall Australian middleweight- boxes
Al 8ommers eight rounds and Earl
Baird and Joe German box eight
rounds In the other bout. This Is
one swell lineup Of boxers. Why 1t IL
that Portland should be able to i'm.
part such an array OF talent for one
bin while Seattle fans must witness
Mike Pefes. Leo Houcka. Lloyd Mad
denas and such week after week f.
puxxier. The local boys battle and
all that. but they lose their glamor
a. an attraction boxing week after
week. Like we mentioned the other
day. they have been used so many
times that II Is getting hard to tell
'em apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
"BtDDY" RisiIUr'S
CHAMPION

Seattle ring fans arc really lucky
that "Biddy" Bishop. former Tacoma
sport writer. who Is now OF cincy
o. as a fight manager. never had
a chance To wish Dick o'Brien. his
champion" on the Seattle fans.
Bishop is Amos, az good press
agent as Fred winsor and had us
nearly believing that perhaps o'Brien
could fight and then Bishop brings
him out TO the Coast. He boxed Carl
Morris down In san FrauciHco .
couple OF weeks nRo and was given
the decision and IN. Golden Gate
scrtbcs were unanimous In saytna
that Il was a rotten verdict and That
Morris won an the way. Wen. II
this bird Morris really beat him
what a bum O'Brisn must he. That
- all that - necessary licking BY
Morris-to queer any heavyweight In
the world In this hamlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
Star League
to Hold Big
MeetT onight
Play Starts in Star Circuit
Saturday Night; Three
Teams May Fall Out

Every team in The star basketball
league should be represented tonight
a, the meeting 60 be held at The
Star office. The session will open
at y. m.
Tho play starts Saturday night AT
the Y. NJ. G. 4. Tho schedule has
not been made out as yet. but will
At present II teams are entered.
Three teams will be dropped to make
tho circuit eight clubs or one more
club Will bc added. Action win be
taken tonight on this question.
And then the constitution and by.
laws OF the league viii be offered
for approval by the committee ap-
pointed by Proxy Chase.
II tho league Is cut 20 eight teams
there will be games played by the
Y. 81. G. n and knights OF Colum.
bus. the "Y'' holding their games on
Saturday night and the X. Of c. on
"wednesday
All % the teams I'm the league are
ready for play with the exception
Of the Co. n squad. which hasn't any
organization as yet. The Rainier
Post OF the American Legion and
tho Soldiers and Sailors club are
slow In reporting their progress.
The other squads In the circuit are
the Y. NJ. C. A.. knights OF Col.
umbus. Piper & Tafts. Spaldings.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany. University Community five.
MaoDouGalS outhwick and Brew.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
BY RALPH DOUGLAS

There four distinct rules that / instruct boxers
before bout and if they break any of these rules they
should be penazed the in other sports.
First of ALL instruct them to fight clean
Second. cautions them against foul blows
Third TO step back pace when order them to
break. and to break Clean and the who continues
TO hold after order them to break is cautioned and
if he continues il / count it against him.
Fourth If opponent knocked down then the other
opponent must retire TO his until the is his
feet again
judge the points scored follows: Effective leads
counters and counter attacks protecting himself from
attacks clean blows landed knockdowns count against
him any deliberate atempts to foul hitting in break
away my orders TO break back handed blows stalng
using foul and abusive language
There the main things watch for and judge the
fight round by round If Touchdown give that
round TO the boxer who the Touchdown. There
fore. If boxer has the majority of rounds and is
knocked down in the last round only count that round
against him.
/ believe that the system employed in Seattle, two
judges and referee, is the proper system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
Frank Farmer Is Still
Youngster; Bald Head
Is Only Old Age Sham
Tacoman Is 20. Says Tacoma Reports. but Frank Talks
About His Age. lust Like Clam; Meets Hector Here
TUESDAY, and Takes on Mccormick Thursday
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Frank Farmer the terrible logger isn't old as he looks
reports of his from Tacoma true The scorecard OF
Old Man Time has years registered opposite his name in
the eternity league. -,
Which isn't so old athletes go. Farmer looks like q
grandfather as he takes off his hat because there
IS about as much hach Franks dome there is on
sheet of ice. -.
Frank reminds us of the old boy Sampson he's diff
ferent When Sampson lost his wool he ruined man.
hut the more hair Frank from his DOME the stronger
he gets :, -, -,
Perhaps if Farmer would have his head shaved he would
be the champion of the world who knows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
HARVARD PUTS IN LAST HEAVY
WORK FOR BIG GRID MIX TODAY

PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 2a.-with
the oregon football eleven In the best
possible condition, Harvard this aft.
crnoon put in its last hard scrim.
mage before the New Years gridiron
classic at Tournament park Thurs.
day. Tho remaining days preceding
the game win be devoted to light
work.
The Crimson men have the advan.
tage in weight. but oregon has the
speedier team. The Harvard players
have been porspiring freely Mt every
practice.
Viola Dana will be Harvard's mas
cot and Teddy Sampson will be the
good luck impersonation for Oregon.
Both are motion picture players.
Tournament park has been i'm the
process OF Improvement. Thousands
Of seats have been added to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
THAT CHARLEY
M0N CHALLENGE

Now comes Fred Winsor. man.
sger Of bud Ridley. whom Fred
declares " on the way to the
bantam title. with an announce
ment that Charley Noy of Los
Angeles. who Is challenging Hid
ley TO q bout. virgins about i.s
pounds or thrrrabouts and that
lets Moy out. Unless We are
blind or can't count We believe
that Moy declares In the San
Francisco press that he IL will
ing to make the bantamweight
limit. 1is pounds. for Ridley any
time. It's Moy's word against
Fr.d's and every body may de-
eide for themself whether or not
Winsor l. sidestepping this
match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
Vancouver to
Open Hockey
Season Today
Victoria Shows Strong De-
tense, Says Seattle Pilot;
Play Wednesday

Seattle hockey fans Will have
pretty good line on the Vancouver
Millionaires after their game with
Victoria In Vancouver tonight in the
first tilt Of the season for the Van
couvcr men. Seattle fell before Vie.
toria In the first game Of the season
Friday night. 2 TO l. How Vancouver
stacks up against the Victoria men
will make interesting dope for the
Seattle fans.
Vancouver opens the Seattle sea
son here Wednesday night. The
local men weren't in the best Of
shape when they opened in Victoria
the other night because Of the short
training season. and tired after the
first 30 minutes OF play. The men
will work out today and tomorrow
for the game with Vancouver and
should be in much better shape for
the first game here Wednesday.
Watch this young fellow Wilfred
Loughlin. Victoria defense man. this
season." says Pilot Pete Muldoop OF
the local squad.
"I,oughiin has size and speed and
was the bigScrt Iactor IN Nlctofsas
win the other. night over the Seettle
squad. scoring one goal and assisting
in the other. The Victoria defense
is stronger than ever this year. althe
their scoring machine could be i'm
proved upon"
Vancouver has a great scoring
machine this season, according TO
reports from the north. skinner
their new center Ice man: Taylor.
Ban Adams. Harris and Cook. all
swing mean maces on the little rub
Der disk when shooting IL at fhe
goal Just how this crew stacks up
against Victoria will give Seattle
fans pretty good idea Of what the
Nets will be up against Wednesday
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
PREi.lNI>ARfES
At POOL, SHOW

Jimmy Storey will box Marty
Foley in the semi.wlndup at the
Pool show Tuesday night FOR
some reason or other. after seeing
Foley box several times. We can;
figure him an a sefni.windup for
Seattle. but he may fool us and
battle this tune. Storey should win
this bout N he boxes In his usual
form. Young Sam IanFford. who
lost 10 leo Houck. only 70 get a
draw last week. will box Joe Har.
rahan In one OF the other bouts.
Jimmy Cole. i75.poundor. returned
service man. takes on George Fl.
cell. the fleet boxer. Etceil didn't
look 80 good In his last bout here.
and promises to 20 better this time.
Irving Gleason and Billy Joyce,
featherweights. open the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
The Two Slickers
BY CHARLES DRYDEN

Once upon gooey midnight sterling athlete had very
little think about and not much TO do il with II long
the usual hours for baseball and poker and the sterling
athlete found time hanging heavy his hands.
However he had taken his weight off his feet without
instructions from anyone.
Despite the ateness of the hour many of refine
ment dssolue habits and edueatonfor this Boston
abroad in the drizze An intermittent parade
tanned autos went creeping past the hotel the silent
asphalt moving slowly lest they skid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
ny aI.EN &. ROSE

over 500 fans and tho rklnner q
Eddy III" waited patiently at
woodland park yesterday afternoon
for tho arrival ~ ,hc Black pia-
mnna tuarn. but for reasons unknown
the miners failed 20 appear.
A, Carbonate. the Woodland Park
ers put up sun battle. finishing
wiih tho short end OF a 20 l score.
4 victory for tho skinner a Eddyr
against Duthiea next sunday viii put
them even With Carbonate and a
play on viii be necessary 20 decide
the pennaut winner
Two Stars Missing
without tho services OF their two
beet players Miller and Sswcomb~-
the Woodland Park team journeyrd
20 Carbonate and gave the coal dig
gers the hardest game that has been
seen there this SEASON. The opening
play was confined 10 the Seattle end.
hn, Prison and Coiwan defended in
flne s,yis. drfying the best erorts
Of Davis and company TO break
thru.
A slip by one OF Carbonado's half
backs relieved the pressure and
nearly caused tho downfall ~ the
miners citadel. only the great work
Of Goalle Bowers saving II.
sho, after shot was rained in on
him. but he was equal 60 tho task.
clearing his lines In marvellous fash
ion.
A colo rum by Davis resulted in
that young star opening the scoring
for Carbonado. his parting shot
narginE tho nets far out OF Prisons
reach White caualixrd with a
beauty from the wing tina, Bowers
failed to judge.
Davis Scores Again
Davis again put Carbonate In the
lead before the interval. Half time
score. Carbonate ?. Woodland Park !.
Tho second half produced hard.
fast and clever football hut no goals
Twice tho Woodland Parkcrs' shots
hit the upriRhts and once the cross
bar was ratified. M II can readily be
aeon that the visitors were very
much in the limclight
For tho winners. BowerE. Allen.
Byers and Davis looked best. The
shining lights for Woodland Park
were Pi,uon. Colgan. Fitzpatrick
and white.
The teams appeared as follows:
Carlo a q o. Bowers. Allen. w.
Harlin. Anderson. Weston. Smith.
Byers. r. Harlln. Davis. s,obbs and
Hannus
Woodland park--Pi,tson. McMul.
Ian. Colgan. Pritchard. Curle. Fitz.
patrick. Pitson. white. Smith. J.
Dowie and w. Dowic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
DOC" POWERS, CAGE
CAPTAIN, is INJURED

Doc" Powers, captain Of the
Knights Of Columbus cage five. In
the star league. Is laid up with a
bum foot and may not be able to
play for some time. lie hurt his
foot in practice. the other night, and
Is limping around like first.class
cripple. His services will be missed.
rs he is rated ns one OF the best cage
men in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
10000 Fans
to Sit In on
Prep Grid ca
Everett Fans Prepare for
Big Coast Gridir0n Battle

Ten thousand fans are expected
to sit in on the Scott High. Everett
prep grid battle at Everett on New
Years day. New stands are being
built at Robinson's field. where the
gam will be staged In the northern
city. for the largest crowd that ever
witnessed an athletic event there.
Coach Bagshaw Is confident that
his eleven will come thru Thursday
and with his men In tip.top condi
ton n putting them thru light ex
ercise TO keep them In shape. Nc
heavy work is being done now, az
the Everett mentor Is taking nc
chances with injuries.
A large delegation OF Seattle fans
Is expected to take in the big game
which will settle the prep grid title
for tho year Neither team has lost
game this season. Scott high ia
~ Toledo. o. The visitors are en-
route to Everett from California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
DANNY FRUSH TOOK
LONG SLEEP PUNCH

Danny rrush. the English
boxer. who battied Bob Hsr.
per 10 draw here last
spring. has returned 90 New
Nork from England. where
he was knocked for . goal la
four rounds by Young wsd
son. the Australian cham
piou. Frush claimed the
festhsrw.ight title of Eng
land while he was here. but
his claims aren't very strong
now after taking tho sleep
punch on the molars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

Ffxnk Farmer Is starting In
ttho New Year right. Boxing
hese Tuesday night. he jumps To
Portland on Thursday 10 tackle
Ray Mccormick. the English
e1lnmpion. replacing Tommy Glib
bens. Of ST. Paul. who won't be
80 10 box Mccormick for some
ronson az other. Farmer boxed
Mccormick . short time ago.
dr.Wing with the English young
soer In 10 rounds. at Milwaukee,
Mccormick Il q young fellow not
oser 20 years old. lie Is = rush
M. tsxring batfisr. lie may be
hrought TO Seattle In the near
future. and u he y the kind of
unixer they say he Il In the
0euth. We would surely welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

skulls u tho athletes Fr-w impcr
vious 60 water. even In frozen state
and In self defense the innkecp~rs on
that circuit employed scouts 20 steer
pedestrians 60 the other side Of tho
street.
And no, In this extremity and 20
assuage the Huffcringm Of his team
mates. which were grown very acute
ffuck Weaver one morning sent a
hurry call from Washington. u. c,
90 his aged father az Stowe. Pa.
urging the parent 90 pay him visit
which he was very ioaihe to do. &,
being then In thr helghth Of the
pumpkin harvczi. but upon repeated
urRings and under promise that all
expenses would be met by the fiilal
shortstop. the old gentleman at las;
agreed TO be a comcon.
Father Reports
Father reported The next evening.
arrayed in an iron hat tnce derby
and with HIS face begged down In
summer furH. which are prevalent
among tho ycomanry OF rcnnsyl
vania in season and out.
While the select company. TO which
Old Man Weaver was about TO give
I n free show. stood on the edge Of
the sidewalk. Buck led HIS only male
parent under window AZ a corner Of
the alley and held him in spicy dis
course about things down on tho
farm. while n confederate above let
81 a io-pound paper bsR.
Zowiel !, wns n direct hit The
bag exploded fair on the old mans
dome. crushed In the top Of the
derby which filled with water
damned tho rim down over his ears
and knocked him drenched and half
senseless on his tonncau with his
back To the wall
Always quick In emergency, tho
filial shortHtop placed foot on
Fathers neck and. cScrtlng all his
strength. yankcd the busted derby off
tho ears The water pcnt up In the
crown sluiced down into the face and
whikers OF the shipwrecked come.
on and he collapsed against the wall.
fesbly gasping:
Never mind me. men. save the
women and children firstl"
Copyright. 1919 by the Bell Synd.
icate, Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

grand stand, making the capacity al
least 10000.
Harvard graduates are arriving
daily. and some OF the best football
experts OF the nation will be on hand
for the encounter.
with betting practically even.
some enthusiastic wagers have been
reported Mt TO l on Harvard. Foot
ball experts who have watched both
teams In practice are openly picking
Oregon as Thursdays winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
MIL lLIONAIlRES I'M ACTION ON ICE
How Ralph Douglas Judges Bout
Knockdown Counts One Round

In answer to request Of The Star sport editor,
Ralph Douglas. Northwest Athletic club, has
written the following how to judge ring bouts:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29


Dan Howley. who acted a. coach for
the Detroit pitchers last season. and TIRE
year before MANAGED Toronto. has teen
engaged 20 manage the Hartford team
with the MORNINGS hacking him nm
Bu Rodrer. expects TO nut the sacra-
men,o team in the Pacific Coast league
race merit season Mavhe the Moretn~a
will send Rodgers East 20 capture a few
hail playere
Nah,I. southern lrarpr Tam. and
farmer rclIcse nthIrf~ now pl.sfnx
Professional footh.II with q Ckr.r-
land team. has b~~n r~--ugug~d to
coach the football squad Of spring
HIII COLLEGE NJ Nob,lr
-
So.,ee 70 PSI p'ss 80 h N
M, 'n"u Hiel"r ''"ku's n"' ans
var, 20 aon wait Tor y, WIN .n" es-
peosa''on OF Sums a ray QUAY
rec' OF hhythins INC tnA,, Neii'e l
he he, sxs, TO- hs..hsii IN the mas,
eeotse WHhlhsten oraht; or tne boz
toh htaNcs says ne would uade even
MstahNiiic u nc thousht ne O"uiu naNke
uos tha' ""uiu su,hsNheh me- team.
bouhtless u was Win the iuea OF
strenethening the braves on toe playing
tleid thst ne let ART Neht 80 10 A-Ne~
YORK.
Having failed 10 nut the rollers
under Roger Brc~nahan, some of his
minority .toekhoIsis.r. nj Toledo are
now ip.istinr that he buy them nat
They aIl~x, there 4. no hone for Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
LeadersAdd
TwoPointsin
Soccer Race
Carbonate Wins Close One
From Parkers, and Black
Diamond Fails to Show
SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING

N~.terday's RESULTS
caft-onafo :. woodland Park
MACK Diamond drfauitsd 60 hkin'
nsf a Eddy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

Johnny Gilroy. one OF Seattle's
leading billiard players, and cashier
at Brown & Hulen's for the past
several months. has Joined the
benedicts. Mr., and Mrs, Gilroy left
for Montana for an extended visit.
Mrs. Gilroy was formerly May
johnson, y Seattle girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
IHD T9a3
| EG2331I&'

Norrie Ius. the Ksrsa. City wei
ter. IL working harder for his coming
bout with Johnny Mccarthy. the
California harp. than he has worked
for - long time There's r~ssson
Johnny knocked ont Lux In u punch
In their first bout. year ago. and
worrie would rather beat Mccarthy
than win the vritrr title of the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

Let's 70 eat nj Boldt's--uptown n,
1t1i Sd Ave; downtown, gI3 I'd Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29

Working well in practice sessions.
Bin Nolan, Lincoln high school cage
player, is being slated for a forward
job on the Raiisplitters' quintet. Bill
was star with the Swastilxas last
year, Junior Y. NJ. c. A. champions.