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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
UNMASKED BANDITS
ROB DETROIT BANK
MORE THAN SINENTN-IINE
THOUSAND DOLLARS TAKEN
II HAUL.


DETROIT. March 2N uptug a.
persons including several women pa-
irons. on the layatory and the vault
of the West Side Branch ot the Com
monvealth State Bank here. sIX
uumasked bandit. today robbed the
institution Of $4,000 m cash and ua-
registered liberty bonds which off
c.als say may exceed S65.uuu boz value
Fifty thousand dollars iu currency
had been removed from rhc branch
to the main offices only o. t"v hour
before the holdup. according 90 }.
~ McAusoy president
Two Of the men stood guard out
side tho entrance while four entered
with tbr man ~ their head Wavinl
sawed OF shot gun Charles o.
vuHuey cashier. and Paul NalHck
II. assistant. were ordered from their
r. .ss. and with several patrons fore
Jed fO aud with uprai-el hand, while
ths bank yuult was being riN.d They
v.rr then ordered into fho vault Co.
cpthor with four OFF the patron and
tb. big steel door c'u,ad ITrht
.other persons. among them two wo-
mon each with o. bah, loo her arm,
we're ordered into the laystory
The bandits gathered NO sll tho
currency boz sight aud escaped in a
bic touring car Their machine WAS
seen io turn vest ou Fourth street
The thcory OF the police b. that ihoy
wore headed for Toledo and auihori-
ti,, oft towns on mo highway between
that poi' 1Hd Detroit were immrii-
HteIv notified
% was several minute, after the
bandit. lcft before the lavmory and
vault we're Opened and Ihe iwpris-
lnrd persons released
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29

o. A.soriaf,d rress
WASHINGTON March 3S--pass-
ports we're granted hy Che state de-
partmcut 90 Frank q Walsh. former
joint chairman of the War Labor
Board Edward r Dunne. former
governor of Illinois and Michael Is
RYAN former Pennsylvania Public
Service Commissioner. who are Eoin-
Go present lrcland's claims at the
peace conference as -pokcsmcn oI The
irish race convention hcld la-t month
90 philadelphia
No statement was issued go the
state department in connection with
the granting 90 the passports and Of
nrials declined 90 discus the matter
informally hy saying that passports
had been granted
Hr walsh who will bead ihe mls-
sion which expects 10 sail April ,ud
CO., the sfeHmer La-Touriue from
Sew AnIk. issued the following
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
tlilTORNIN LIMITS lI,uuOiIr
CONTENTS TO O.. PER CENT


SACRAMENTO. March IS The
Ir.h.h.tIou enforcement measure I..
ruDI fu U-, th, IEY... nGe
state bon making rft.r.iy, bU pruNs-
ions oi n, national prohibition
amendment passed Ibt state assm-
hiy today o. already bad passed ilc
senate THE bill define. uJNicn-
ling beverage AS those containing
moro than of lai of ono rcr cone
alcohol prohibits tbe muufacilrc.
sale and twuspu ulf limits
persons t0 store u'UNCu' Boo their
homes fU bs served .H their Bml.y
ur guests u.rHu Iu. N.UTuE
extracts ar. ..emuI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
Hines DECLARES RAILWAYS Will
NOT Be REVERTED TO OLD SYSTEM
IN N. ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO MAJ Walker d. Hines who made his
first official visit chicago today director general of
the railroads. spsahne Press Club dinner said the time
is propOus fOr sowing the railroads problems with the
public nearly sr1ccatve Of the view of the lines than
before He ss he expenditures required Of the gov
for operation of the roads would show
great loss many lsople suppose.
While the world has been moving rapidly toward the
eight hour day SAD Mr. Hines "the issue
quickly with The The government had to follow
policy of uniformly with respect to wages and hours.
Higher wages and improvements would have any
way"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
TRIAL OF CAPT WEtsGEI,liliN
RN COURT MARTIAL ~ ENDED
~ Associated rre..

NEW YORK. March hc
trial of Capt Edwin G. WclsgerhDr
bf pittsburgh charged with acts In-
solving disloyalty tu the United
States. with German and improper
personal conduct was COusletod hr-
Tore court martial on Governor
ccedurD requires that the findings Ut
The court be submitted to the head.
huartprs of The Eastern Department
for approval thence submitted fu
ashiurt0u % may be fRo Or
three weeks at least before tha ser.
bict I- announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
POLAND DESIRES Cl OSE
RELATIONS WITH ENTFNII

WARSAW March 20 tThlH.
day The Polish DIpf today unau.-
mously agreed to the proposition thar
political conventions -Iould be- en-
tered into az the earliest possible ro-
m,uf with the entente powers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
ENGLAND PlsuislHiT~ TiiI
EVAPORATION Ut GOin.

WASHINGTON NT.I IS TH
bew British 0rd.. H council pro
hibuIur The exII" U EI.I $3.50 uuf
effect this country E fhU HHu.nu
tf official. her. ..ut.I..Uf $500. 'I'
international .fu.fVH Transfer of
bold between fh. si.I.. ..N quickly
cfased when th. United States .n.
tered the aBr credit. h.HE lrrlrc
- to eliminate Ihr necessity f0r
Transportation oI rn.i frum One
gouufrv fn another Fur MANY
months gold import into the United
State have been oul. o. iDa millions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
HOI SHENIk SOLDIERS
FAILING BACk ON WEST

STOCKHOLM. March -N The
GoIshcvN continue Co toll back
along their entire western front
north of the pripct marshes. ac-
'cordrug 10 report from ko,no. %
.is expected that wilma fbc capital ot
.Luthunia. viii soon he evacuated by
the Bol,hoyiN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
MAINE LEGISIATURE WOULD
LOWER ALCOHOL PERCENTAGE

10 AHHHNfnffN tftHH
AUGUSTA, Me. March 2S-Goy-
cruor Nilliklu stating that Maine al
lowed the highest percentage of al
cohol in beverages Of any dry state
today urged the legislature 10 recon-
which would place the percentage of
slider IT, uuia,ouhlc action ON bill
alcoholic contents nt ouc-half of one
per cent the federal standard The
Maine standard s three per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
Department WILL
CALL VOLUNTEERS
30 .OuJ NEN NEEDED ilR tl~I IAI.
COMPANIES Il usO
ONERSEA>

WASHINGTON Mann .a.
immediate cau for 5000" volunteer.
for service in Europe he. nr.
pared by the war den HI
probably will be- puhiish. tum
As an incentive 20 enlist ui fn..u.r
win bo offered early du. u France
as "a relief for men in le En.ii.
tionary Force who wi t0 uu
home
War department off, Is express
ed confidence that no J ibl, would
ho experienced .u raising .hr 100000
men or au even create uum..r 10
10 should Doe found thJ add lumi
increment were nee 1rt IHt
hulk oi the men are .poruI 0
come from recently disch ged troop.
who after ,hor ncal U.D
fu. desire Co return army Hlu
To Go O,crsca,
Another incentive expeCed tU have
decided effect 600 thc .ecousiruc.
nou campaign B ioaldns or among
'lp men, who after wing ur.n
drafted and trained wei prevented
from going oversee, by th armisiIcc
opportunity to see ser 0p iu Ger
many 30 IS stated. ei'I { mrly o..
fhDs. f0 enlist
s. number ol ofOcer- probably io
or ~. viii boz sonf overseas with
each Increment of 0uU men leaving
Camp Meade
These viii Dee used 90 the Uetou
zion camp to give tho p.enipot,uraN
training to whip the mu into Dtsu.
organizations and tD make tl. ID.
au'red expectation Ou arT1I. .
Europe they will take .br place. a..
Officers who lrr eligible for DE-
charge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
VILLA WOULD MD
AMERICA AGAINST
FOREIGN ENEMIES
BANDIT CHIEFTAIN TELLS CAP
TIVE M II FRIENDLY
TO L. =.
PRISONER WELL TREATED.
General Phillip Angeles Praises This
Government and States Mexico
should Establish similar Form
Safe Conduct i Provided.


JUAREZ. March Francisco
Nllla told an American prisoner iu
~ camp that "he was ready 10
khOulder his rifle and aid the
United states his ucighbOr--to re-
pei foreign invasion Whenever
needed" according 90 the American
sho has just arrived at the border
after being q prisoner OF Villa and
lhc home guards in Western Chi
huahua for ten days Hc declined
Go permit his name 10 be used but
Is known here and throughout MeA.
leo as reliable man
Tells Thrilling Tale.
The American told thrilling
story OF the arrest OF himself and
his companions. their being taken
before villa personally and the con
Versation b. had with Villa and
Felipe Angeles. who was 90 have
started new revolutionary move.
heut in conjunction with the VII
iistas soon
After We we're taken before villa
by the rearguard of has hcadquar-
lers command. We were taken be-
fore villa personally after Felipe
Angeles haG apologized because he
bnd villa had eaten an the break
fast the American said
Praises Democracy.
villa shook hands. told us not
20 worry as we would be- we'll treat
I'D and that ne had no intention of
harmiug any Of us IN the big
adobe room adjoining the corral /
had long talk with Angeles who
praised the American democracy
and said that vas the kind of gov
crnmcnt Mexico needed as There was
too much difficulty between the
high and low classes In Mexico lt
was during this talk that villa.
passing by. stopped 60 tell mo thai
he was ready To shoulder a rifle
Should the United states be- invaded
by a foreign force as We we're
nclghbors aud should stand Co.
kcthor
Gi,ca saso Conduct
After being released and given q
safe conduct through Villas lines.
the American was again arrested hy
the Home Guards who are Organiz-
ed Co protect their homes from ban.
dit raids Their families were hid
ing in the mountain canyons while
they guarded their homes and
tanchcs While the American was
held az NamiQuipa by the Home
guards they hanged three "pacifico,
because they had looted their homes
during their absence
The refugees said the Home
Gaurds and villa had an uuwrIttpn
truce and neither force bothered
The other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
GERMANS INCREASE GARRISON
At DANZIG; GALTIC SEAPORT

PARIS. March News was re-
ccitcd here today that the Germans
are increasing the Garrison at Dan
zig This Us taken as indicating an
intention to resist whatever disposi-
ton the pclc, conference may make
uf fhp port
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
-. LOtiS POIiCE STATION
II VICTIM Or ROBBERs


ST Louis. 40 March ->
Ueurral police station .as robbed DBL.
$50 and Cant Albert schwartz h.
Offered q reward of . for mfo
nation leading 90 the arrest OF t.
rohhor The stolen HuCy was OBJ.
property ot prisoners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
SAYS
GERMANY NEEDS
PLENTY Of WORK
FINANCE OFFICIAL DECLARES
OLD OBLIGATIONS Must
lsE PAID.
COUNTRY NOT BANKRUPT
EVcrN Known Means of Raising
Money bi Taxation VIII Bc
,cd IN Effort 10 PAY
All Debts.
uy Associated rres.

By Associated Fress.
BERLIN Thursday. March 31-
Germany b. not bankrupt because
she has the possibility of work. Dr
Schiller. German minister of finance
told the correspondent today in dis
cussing the fnanc.a. situation
"Hnl he continued she wii. De.
come bankrupt 500 Mr as DO SIS pos.
siblo to say al present whenever
the possibility of working is taken
away
"The financial ou.IoHt simply DIS
appears into uo.hun iu case of
au uulayorahlo poao. iau does NOS
give us au opportunity tD record our-
selves
Americans Relieved of Taxes.
'lu any event hU said. u0 Amer
lean or other soreigner mot O. resident
of Germany viii hc ubieCi t0 prop
erty taxes similarly Germans rcst
dent abroad will be- free from prop
crty tax Americans and other tor
eirncrs Vl Dee immune from tho tom
per cent Tax which % b. planned t0
impose upon investment capital
The finance minister pointed uui
that American investment was cspc
cially favorable under Che present
rate ol exchange
raNaiiuu awaits Peace treaty.
Nflrr rsmarkng that tbc uea Ger.
man taxation system must await the
peace treaty the iInaar. minister
said that Germany Vu- faced with
th, payment first uf it- hcioro-th"
war debts and credits granted n'
uputwle second with nlcrnatiuua.
war debts n support OF VAT sufferers
aud $50 forth. and third until th,
Indemnity was definitely established
there could bp uO taxation 500 HW.I
beyond general outlines
Or schiller insisted upon he uCc
cssity oI pgying old obligation oW
ing to the urgent need of credit with
which 90 Uehabiiatc the country W.
declared that every known means of
ratsiug money f~ou'a be- ru oried TO-
especially through direct and ndi.
rcct taxes The minister said ho
wanted to warn the public than iH
auon would hD extended Dob q dc.
gree hitherto unknown boo Germany
and e frankly Wi-piu.oC.'i, way
Re said that income property would
he taxed hel .ly both for rhe purpose
OF raising money and for ,ue e'on-
omic effort on prices because ihe
minister believes that prices Nil'
nli as the purchasing power of 'h'
mark decreases
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-29
RATHBUN IS NOT
LEGAL PRISONER
STATES ATTORNEY
PROBE on PARDON ISSUED BN
GONEliNOR TAKES
NEW TURN.

hI AfHNriaIrf IftsH
DIES MONIES. March eS lnycs-
iigaiion ui the Rathhuu pardon case
entered new phase late today when
the iowa House Judiciary committee
heard esI.mouy regarding the set-
ting aside oi the pardon and cousc-
0uenl Imprisonment of Ernest Kutl-
bun
The testimony rontorpd around the
alleged bargain between the Rath-
buns ANA state counsel which result
ed m young Ra.hhm consent o
Imprisonment and ordug To- pre-
yiOus testimonies beiur" fhc commit
tee was followed bF .hD Qgaahlg5 COL.
certain indictments against RatH-
bun father and brother and his at
t0rucy George Clark
Witness ~corce johnston
Most of the testimony was given
by g. G. lHWt Johnston of lda-
Grove special prosecutor u iho
Rathluu trial and NlU. other Vi,-
ness have said first suggested thc
alleged bargain tu .b. Ealbbms
90 W Hyars committee counsel
severely scored Johnston Attorney
General liayuor aud Clara for theu
part iu th. agreement charging
Johnston with Hyug CLARK aud
sending Young RUfbuun J0 fhe pen
"Thal boy .- being held illegally
in nc pen Ir,r shoued at John.
.ton. aud could n- released ou his
own demand
"a, Pardon Illegal.
When asked ID Dee did not thuk
Do unfair tu have deprived Rathhuu
OF bs freedom Co save other
Johnston declared De- Dad newer CON.
idrrf tho pardon legal and tbar.
lnro dId NOT con .dcr tna' HHhhu"
had bD0u legally irro
o. hos been brought oui accord
ng to tho testimony ol thc foreman
of thc ldu county grand jury Thar
indictment. against Clark and the
iathor aud brother ol Rathbuu werl
no, reurned alter attorney general
liayuci acquainted fhD IutF 0f tho
bargain" tud had recommended re-
con. .ug aud indictments
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22
TRAINED NURSE
GAINS 22P0UNDS
"ranlac is Perfectly Wondy yrfu
Medicine says Mrs Jocsphine
Freeman

Mrs. Josephine freeman Of 647
Towne avenue Los Angeles. qalif. a
graduate nurse who had pfacticed
her profession for seventeeH years.
recently made the remarkable state
ment that she has not only| been re-
lieved of a case of stomach Itrouh!e CT
ten years standing by the T1e OF Tan
lac but that she had J1ao gained
twenty-five pounds in weight
When asked if she would be willing
for her experience with Eranlac TO be
published Mrs. freemdn said:
"Yess indeed, | feel 4 fat ! world bo
doing anyone. suffering from stomach
trouble and a rundofn dogidttfon "a
good turn by getting them to take
Tanlac, For ten ye5rs I have been
having trouble withi my stcmqch. -
could not eat anything without suf-
fering intense pains afterwards ard
at times | would ibloat up so with
gas and such pains and pressure
around my heart that would almost
faint. | became $50 nervous that l
could hardly get any sleep or resi- and
got so rundown and weak that could
scarcely keep up my work as nurse
|. OF course, used all kinds CT modl.
cines and did everything possible btt
could never get more than just a lit
tie temporary relief.
Finally a friend Of my husband
who had beep relieved CT the same
trouble by taking Tanlac. advised him
to have me trSfit, and right from the
first bottle | began to feel better.
My appetite came back, my bloGI cii'l
culation imnrpYed wonderfufl$. anG.
my nerves began to quiet down II ca%
eat Just anything | want now ana
never have the least pain Ortioubie
afterwards. ] {slcep sOundly every
night and | feel rested and refreshe,:
on getting up in thc mornings. Whe'
| began taking Tdnlac ! was weighing
only one hundred ard thirty pnundy
and was still losing. But now ! &,
the scales at one hundred and fifty
two, making an actual gain Of twenty
two pounds on four bottles Of Tan
lac. just feel so strong and WEI! nov
that it's q real pleasure fer me 4
recommend the medicine that helnef
ne 50 much, TanRc is a perfectly
wonderful medicine and | am glad /
give credit where it belongs"
Tanlac is sold in Brunswick i,
Hatcher & LunGberg, and druggist
everywhere.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22
WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD SAYS
BRUNSWICK Man
Could Find. no Relief from Kidney
Pains Till he Found the new Roo;
and Herb Medicine Called Dreco
Felt Like Ton of Brick was Eear.
ing Down on my Back "

Il had such awful pains in my back
that sometimes it felt like a ton o.
brick We're bearing down on me ant
could find nothing that gave relief
That is how Oscar Williams who l.
employedF Fat the shipyardsi in Brun'
wick describes his sufferings. "But tn
new medicine. Dreco, has made big
difference in me-"
"In addition to the kidney pains
also got good nights sleep and my
appetite fell to almost nothing. My
work is. pretty hard and know man
in this condition was liable to have
breakdown in health, | had bought
several different kinds of medicine
which | saw advertised in the rapers
but. none hit my case. I have always
had faith in the old time root and
herb medicines though, so when ! reaC
about Dreco | got a bottle and my i'm
provement began almost with the first
dose it seemed. 1t relieved the cCnst.-
patton Immediately, stopped the head
aches my nerves, becalae Quilted and |
began to sleep the Whole night through
and wake up refreshed. The pains
in my bac: grew less day by day and
now | have no pains at all ANY nee
icine that will do that kind of work
should be told about to everybody
that is why am willing to havu you
publish my case
Dreco acts on the bowels AMI re-
lieves constipation, thereby remov.
ing the cause of many troubles. 1t will
be noticed after taking Dreco while
the headaches fail to appear, the ner.
es are soothed, soud sleep is induced
the appetite increases, no more dizzy
spells, the stomach digests the food
without having gas to follow and the
kidneys perform their duty of strainine
the impurities from the blood, thereby
putting stop to rheumatism and 9th.
ell disorders,
You may now secure Dreco at any
good drug store and it is strongly
recommended in Brunswick by c.
V. Collier.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. wOirell of Allan.
tans, are registered at the Ogletiiorpc
W.. Scott Davis of Jacksonville lis
in the city.
J. c. Thompson of Savannah is at
the Ogiethorpe.
Frank II, Dickinson of Atlanta is
registered at the Oglecnorpe.
GeorA F. Grey, of Savannah. is
among the arrivals at the Oglethorpe
A. Mazo, well known Savannah marl
chant is in ne city looking after busi-
ness interests.
o. III. Starnes, Jr.. w3ll kncwn Sa-
vannahian is stopping at the Osle-
thorpe.
X. G. Crawley, of Waycross, was IN
the city yesterday, en- route to ST.
Simon.
Miller G. White. Jr.. popular young
travelling man Of Macon WAS in the
city yesterday.
p. b. Brock, of Macon. arrived in
the city yesterday and is a guest at
the Oglethorpe.
! w, T, Tuttle, Jr., was among the
AF!antans registering at the O?ie-
thorpe yesterday.
w. II. Burt of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. headquarters in BrooH-
lyn, is in the city.
r. Stone, from ThomasviIle, was
among the prominent Georgians arriv-.
ing in the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Winter
prominent Atlantans arrived last night
from Fernandina. Ell route home.
-, .-... -. -. :,
Representative b. F. Mann reach
ed Brunswick last evening rom AT,
lanta, having madeathe trip ~ auto.
-" & 4 ~
L. d. Smoot. OF Washington. con-
nected with the A..;entir 3itulithic
Co., il stopping at T.! )s - hcrpe.
i~
Mr.. and Mrs. j Il Harrison Of La
Grange, passed through tie city yes
terday, en- route hoEc from St. ST.
msn.
Irene Castle is appearing 1t the
HijCu today in her first Paramount
the church lawn at Chapel Crossing
ing Line after Robert w. Chambers
popular novel.
Mr.. MassOuver Moore, prominent
merchant of Culverton, Ga, return.
ed to his home last night after 4 faw.
days visit with his college friend Mr.
Linton f. Allen. Mr.. Moore is very
favorably impressed with BrunswIck
and is contemplating moving here
with his family,
One of the army trucks allotted +cI
'Glynn county by the government. has
and is expected to arrive in the city
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22

within day or two. II will be used
been shipped from Atlanta by freight,
by the county commissioners in road
building as well as the others thlt
have been allocated to this county.
The ladies of Taylor's Chapel NJ
E. church will serve refreshments on
hechurch lawn at Chapel Crossing
Friday evening, August %, at 7:30
O'Clock. The proceeds will go for the
benefit Of the parsonage. This is also
a social gathering for the people of the
community and the public in general
1t is nice cool ride from the ~city
so come out and enjoy the evening
with us.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22
Macon, Georgia
Head of the List

Mill Supplies and Machinery Manufacturers, Pipe Bar
Iron, Steel Boiler Tubes, Structural lrcn anu Steel Steel
Plates, Shafting, pueys BeItng, Pa>kngs Valves and
Fittings, Babb Metal, Saws and Saw MIN Equipment
Also Boilers Engines Smoke Stacks, Oil Storage Tanks
and Elevated Tanks Towers; Sheet iron and Boiler Works
Castings, large or small. ssaagaA "a
Write for prices. - ~ +!
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. l.. J Woirell of Atlan-
tans, are registered at the Oglethorpe
The sun., 1919-09-28
STUYVESANT ELEVEN
HOLDS COMMERCIAL
High School Teams Open Foot
ball Season With q Score
less Battle.

At Commercial Field-stuyvesant, o.;
Commercial, 0.
At Cornwall, N. Y.--New York Military
Academy. Sc: Port Jervis, o.
AT Freeport, L. I.-Freeport High. Is;
Marquand, 0.
At Mount vernon-Commerce, 6; Mount
Vernon. 0.
The interscholastic football season got
under way yesterday with Stuyvesant
holding Commercial to scoreless tie at
Commercial Field. Brooklyn. in the fea-
turo game. For such a green team the
Stuyvesant lads played a most creditable
game. The Red and Black did not have
a single veteran in the lineup. and be-
sides they had had only a weeks prac-
tice. The team accomplished something
no other Stuyvesant eleven did. for 1t
was the first time in the history of the
schools annual meetings on the gridiron
that Commercial failed to come out VIC
torious.
Although outplayed by the New York
ers In three of the four quarters, Com
mercial came within an ace of winning
the game in the last two minutes OF
play. But the alertness of the feet
footed Leavitt. Stuyvesant's right end,
prevented this.