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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-07
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
SAYS EASIEST WAY"
CHOSEN BY HERSELF

DETROIT, Sept. 21.-Girls who
go wrong usually attribute their fall
to one or more OF several outside
influences which they were unable
20 resist.
Yet, ar attractive and well-edU-
Gated girl. arrested as a public
woman. defended her downfall in
police court and, TO the utter
amaZement of Judge Cotter, Rabbi
Leo Franklin and others in the court
room. asserted that she had made "a
deliberate choice of her present life.
Il know people viii look upon
me as a pariah." the woman said,
but no one is TO blame but myself
thought this all over carefully for
az least six months before making
my choice.
4 was guided by several things,
but the fact that / wanted lots of
money and knew Of no easier way
to get il was my main reason.
mo. I don't want To be saved,
I am entirely satisfied with my pres
ent life"
Disrega riding the woman's peculiar
attitude. Judge Cotter placed her
on probation in custody Of Rabbi
Franklin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
REDS OUT OF TITLE
RACE; DODGERS MUST
BEAT GIANTS TWICE

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Brooklyn
retained its five games lead in the
National league pennant race by de
New York was taking the final game
of the season from the Chicago cubs.
Cincinnati was eliminated from the
race by losing two games 10 Pitts
burg. The Reds have ten more
games TO play and if they win all
and Brooklyn loses the remaining
games on its schedule, the 1919
champions would be one and a half
games behind the Superbas.
The race between Brooklyn and
New York has resolved into this.
Brooklyn, with q lead of five games
over the Giants, has six more games
TO play. one with Boston and hive
with New York. The Giants have
eight more games 10 play, two with
Boston. one with Philadelphia and
the five with Brooklyn. To win the
pennant Brooklyn must win one
game from the Giants and the Two
final games Of the season with BOs-
ton on October 3rd or win two Of
the five with GroOklyn. To win the
either case II would be impossible
for McGraw's men TO tie Manager
Robinson's club.
No games were played today in
the American and the standing con-
tinues with Cleveland one and a half
ahead Of Chicago and the latter the
same distance ahead Of the New
York Yankees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Place Ban Upon Latest
Issue of Bonds offered
BY Government IN Picking

SHANGHAI, Sept. p. - All Of
Shanghars larger Chinese COM
mercial and banking institutions
have placed a ban upon the latest
issue Of bonds offered by the Peking
government and sold for a time in
Shanghai at Il per cent Of their face
value. II was reported in Chinese
financial circles in Shanghai that
the Picking government brought out
$40. 900 600 worth OF these bonds
after failing 20 obtain money for
current needs from Japan or from
other sources.
The attitude OF the commercial
and financial interests in connection
with the bonds was set forth IN
telegram of protest that was sent
20 the Peking government This
was signed by 50 local orgauiza lions
and the Shanghai Street unions. rep
resenting all the larger trading
guilds of the seaport. In this mes
sage II is pointed out that these
bonds will jr time come into the
hands Of foreigners who viii enforce
the demand that they be redeemed
at full face value.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
FRENCH COLONIES
SECOND TO BRITAIN

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-Unusual
progress i'm the development Of COM
merce ana natural resources in the
French colonial possessions and de-
tendencies has brought them wealth
ranking next 70 that OF the British
colonial empire, according TO a
surver made public here by the
French commission. The French
colonies. with an estimated pCpula-
ton of $4,000. 900. have an area of
1000. 600 square miles.
Total exports from the colonies in
1917. with the exception OF Algeis
and Tunis were valued at approx
imately 11OS.O0O.0 900 francs. Since
1914 exports in the various posses
sions increased from IS 10 100 per
cent. The increases are attributed
TO the thrift Of natives following the
wars ending.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
ALUMNI GAME
TO BE HARD BATTLE
Former Players Gather All
Star Lineup for Sat-
urday Game.
BY JULIUS BEYER.

The South Bend high school al
umui team. under the captaincy of
While AIohn, one OF the fastest
elevens ever gathered by the grads
viii meet Coach Grandsen's high
school team Saturday afternoon at
8 o'clock on J. d. Oliver field. Never
in high school history has a high
school aggregation come out on
top of the old-timers in the annual
preseason battle and this year the
graduates are preparing a record
setting slaughter OF the students.
That Color question.
The big difference in the two
teams this season is the change in
colors This falls eleven Will be the
first grid outfit 10 don the orange
and blue and the alumni are still
on the outs over the changing of
the school colOrs. Some rumors
are afloat that the old timers Will
appear iD the old traditional tan and
blue outfit.
Among the galaxy of stars that
viii appear against the high school
lads Saturday are: Max" Buntman
last years captain and all-state
prep man. Chuck Esan. star Little
Rock tackle. whose remarka bic
work az the southern school gave
him % tackle berth on all-state Ark
ausas eleven, Willie MOhn former
Notre Dame quarter back and Web
ster. Garfield. Nyikos and Finley
OF Koehler and Schafer fame.
Perfect Signals.
Coach Grandson save "a black
board talk yesterday instead OF the
regular workout The local mentor
saw i'm the practice game Tuesday
that the local men had not grasp
cd the signals. The talk yesterday
save the candidates better insight
90 the signals and this setback viii
De remedied 10y Saturday. Tbs
practice the rest of the week Will
likely DE spent i'm the line opening
no holes ass their work. was crude I'm
the recent scTimmage.
ABE" smith. last season end who
had TO recently quit tine game ow-
ing 90 a weak heart Is expected 20
bee back in uniform i'm a few weeks.
but Lou 10th a lew conner into To-
cal hich school grid circles has step
ped into the vacancy. and is hold
ing the position in great shape.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Too Games Oben
State Football
Season Saturday
BY VI. u. SCTILY

The end Of this week Will see the
fitting OF the football lid in several
Indiana gridirCn camps Although
coach RocEne's Notre Dame eleven.
peer of Hoosierdom i'm 1919. will
only indulge in a practice session
with Pop FrankeIs Mishawska
squad. two bona fde contests will
be staged in the state Saturday be-
tween college teams and numerous
nigh schools viii get into action.
Ine two opening games viii be
me mee.ln.' OF Indiana and Frank
I'm az Bloomington and the clash
between Valparaiso and Carroll at
Valparaiso. Both Indiana and VAL
paralso are on the Notre Dame
schedule and the TWO contests viii
be watched with interest by the
followers Of the Irish
NalpO is Ambitious.
Indiana is expected TO have an
easy time Of il with Franklin and
the showing Of the Valparaiso team
VIII draw far more attention local
~. This is the second year Valpa-
ralso has been represented on the
sridiron and from the appearance
of the schedule drafted by the
neighboring school, il appears that
DR. Koegan's squad intends TO
break into the game with a bang
Beside NOtre Dame. always one Of
the country's leading teams. the
NalpOs have also scheduled a game
with Harvard which comes on Oct.
9, two weeks before the game with
Notre Dame.
In the meantime Rockne is
grooming his Notre Dame squad for
the opening of the schedule on Car
hrN rrrrH Il s7rt,a
college. Despite the heat, he put
his men through a heavy workout
Wednesday with the freshmen as
sisting. They viii ser m m & e
throughout the week. weather per-
hitting, and will wind UP Saturday
with the clash with Frankels team.
More Players Report.
a full squad Of 90 men were on
hand yesterday, including Walsh, a
likely looking fullback from last
years second string who got into
the practice for the first time. Con-
nors. a guard who looked good last
year, has also enrolled at the
school.
The squad has pulled through the
first weeks training in excellent
physical condition. Only two men,
Barry, halfback, and Mehre, cen
Ter, are QlSdOleQ. Iney are imp
ing about the campus as the result
of leg injuries, but viii be back in
the game in a few days
Rockne is particularly elated
over the showing OF the new candi-
dates II the most likely looking
win positions the eleven will carry
much more weight in both line and
backheld than last season. Carney
and Noss. new linesmen. go over the
20O-pound mark, while several
others weight around 100 Both
Larson and Mehre, candidates for
center, outweigh Madigan, regular
center last year. by 20 or so pounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
ATTEMPTS TO CROSS
ENGLISH CHANNEL ON
LATEST WATER CYCLE

LONDON. Sept. 21.-An attempt
TO cross the English channel on a
socalled water cycle" has just been
made by Miss Zetta Hills, a young
Englishwoman. She started from
Calais for Folkestone, about 80
miles. The currents prevented a
direct course being followed, and at
first Miss Hills was taken down
channel along the French coast
until a few miles from BoulOgne.
Then the tide turned and she was
swept up channe Until east Of the
Goodwin lightship. Once more the
tide changed and the cycle made a
westerly course.
After covering about As miles in
Il hours, the machine broke down,
owing, it is supposed 10 the back
wash of a passing steamer, and Miss
Hills was taken off by a rowing boat,
only three and one-half miles from
the English coast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
CAMPAIGNS AGAINST
FOOD PROFITEERS

ROME. Sept. 21.-The new Ital-
ian premier. Giolitti. has initiated a
campaign against the many sharks
as prodteers in food and clothing
are called as a result of which they
have been heavily fined or com
mitted 70 prison whenever detected
Large fortunes have been accumu-
lated by many o. these eXtoruOners
by selling foodstuffs secretly az ex-
orbitant prices.
Nevertheless. the cost Of living
still is mounting iu this country.
Statistics issued by the municipality
of Turin for the first six months OF
this wear show that there has been
an increase OF ar least 20 per cent
i'm The cost Of food and OF Is per
cent for many articles OF clothing.
In Rome. the result OF abolishirE
the fixed price for vegeta bles and
some other foodstuns has been 10
send the price upward sharply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
GIANTS SLAM TWO
CUB HURLERS;; WIN
Tyler and Bailey Fall Before
Attack of New Workers
Score IL.
NEW YORK. Sept. Pm

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-New York
defeated Chicago Wednesday to
in the Cubs last game hear this
season. Tyler and Bailey were bat
ted hard while Douglas steadied az
ter the second inning. Bancroft,
with a double and three singles. and
Snyder, with two doubles, led in the
New York hitting. Tyler lasted two
innings and Bailey was taken out
in the fourth with one out after
double and three successful sin
giles netted New York two runs.
Frisch then doubled off Martin. bat
ting in another run, but the Cub
speed pitcher prevented further
scoring. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
PIRATES TAKE TWO
FROM 1919 CHAMPS
Babe Adams Blanks Cincin-
nati-Reds Helpless IN
Second Game.
PITTSRuRG. Pa. sent.

PITTSBURG. Pa. sept. a.
Pittsburg won two games from Gin
cinnau here Wednesday by
scores Of 2 TO 0 and . 20 /. Adams
outpitched Luque in the first game.
He kept the visitors five hits scat
tered The first run was scored in
the fourth inning. on hits by South
worth and Rarnhart. The other was
registered in the seventh on Tray
nor's double and singles by Schmidt
and Adams.
The Reds scored their only run
IN the second game on an error.
which was followed by "a hit. Timely
hitting by Barnhart and Tierney
recruit pitchers, won the game for
the home team. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
FIRST AUTO RACES
OF SEASON SUNDAY
South Bend Fans VIII Get
Chance of Year to See
Speedsters.

Speed fans OF South Bend and
northern Indiana viii get their first
taste this season Of big time racing
when the aggregation gathered here
10y s g. Fielding takes of at Spring
brook park Sunday afternoon I'm the
first event of the five race program.
The ten professional drivers entered
for the events have all arrived in
the city ard began tuning their race
cars Wednesday in preparation for
the practice spins at SpringbrOok
Saturday afternoon the day before
the races
Sullivan is FavOrite
Fred Sullivan and Ernie Rhodes
two of the hest known drivers I'm the
west are being picked as popular
favorites in the three and I'VE mile
heavy car events which viii feature
the program. Sullivan has taken
first or second money in a dozen
races this season including a heavy
car event a Grand Rapids. the Labor
Day speed carnival az Fort Wavne
races at Columbus. Cincinnati and
other cities Of this section
Rhodes will enter the Hudson
Super-SiN which he has driven 70
first mC-cy i'm numerous events. He
is entered in the three and five mile
heavy car events Gordy Henderson
viii enter the light car events with
an Essex, side kick of the Hudson
and expects to put across a pair Of
victories
Hold Fifteen Mile Open
Although three local drivers have
entered the / 3 mile free for all Mgr
Fielding is still holding the entry
list open for the benefit OF any others
who expect 10 enter before Satur-
day. The race carries a purse Of
$3.50 which will be divided between
the drivers who finish first, second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Sc. Paul Noses Mud Hens
Out IN Ninth Inning

TOLEDO. o.. Sept 22-BraziITs
single. Berghammer's sacrifice and
one base hit by NIcNIenernv
brought about the run that defeat
ed Toledo. 70 .. in the first game
of the st. Paul series here Wednes-
day. Merritt was erratic at times
but frightened in the pirches score
-. Paul 1000 10 0O1-S IL o.
Toledo ......e1l 600 600 q
Merritt and McMenemy; Brady
and WoCdan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

and third. 5000 will go with first
place
Mr.. Fielding puts particular stress
on the fact that the race is open 10
all and that their is no teaming on
the part OF any two drivers eutere ]
i'm any event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
fluff GiUeS Kansas City
Only Run; Colonies Yin

LOUISVILLE. ky. sept e.
Louisville won the first game Of
the series with Kansas City here
Wednesday. TO J. An error by
Schepner i'm the first inning let in
the only run for the visitors and
robbed lineup OF a shutOut. Kirke's
catch % a liner was the fielding
feature Score.
kansas CITY 100 600 OOO-1 5
Louisville COS 600 00x-3 2
Williams and Sweeney lineup
and kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
BRAVES GET BUT
SIX HITS, ERROR
ALLOWS One RUN
Koneys Homer and Dodgers
Buuched Blows Bring
Three Runs.

BROOKLYN. Sept. 2z.-Brook-
lyn drove another nail in the Ma
tional league pennant wednesday
BY beating Boston. 8 70 L. Smith
kept the six hits well scattered. "a
m issed third strike saving Boston
from a shutOut The Dodgers
punched hits for runs in the third
and NTH. while Konetchy connect
ed with a home run into the left
field bleachers with two cut iu the
eighth Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
new WORLD RECORD
IS SET AT COLUMBUS
Frisco June PAGES Fastest Mile
Ever Made by Three
Year Old.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. pa new
world record Tor three year old pac-
ing colts Vas established at the
Grand Circuit meeting here Wed
nesday. Frisco June, w ". Flem-
ing's bay colt, stepped the third neat
OF the Horse Review futurity IN
2-O3 Is Frisco June lad dropped
the first heat Of the race TO TTamn-
safe. who prior 10 today had neid
Jointly with General Todd the three
year old colt pacing record. Tramp
safe however, was unable 10 sland
the pace and lost in the stretch IN
the last two heats.
After finishing NTH and seventh In
the first two heats, Margaret Dillon
won the Hartman hotel stake for
Z-iI class PAGERS. {. Naienune, ar
ser the mare had made bad breaks
in the first two heats, was SUI stl-
tated for Jack Monroe, as driver.
symbol :. Forrest. driven by Wal
ter Cox. won the first heat in 2:Ol
IA. establishing new record Tor
lhc event Summaries
2:O1 class pace. 3 heats. purse
s.. 200 1.-TWO hcatSl, Tuesday.
Esther r. IN 10y BarOnwood King
COX 4 i.
Frank Little. br g. (Stokes) g S s.
Betty Blackjack. b IA. tMcMahon)
4.
Irish Voter. b n. CNoble) g.
Dick Dickson. b h, (Brennan) 3
or
Catun Regent also started.
--re -.05 Ia. 2:t4 5-f, zoe Ia.
is trot, three heats. purse
Fa,rick Todd b g by Jim Todd.
tStoAcsl T.
IEaruer. s. &. tHedriCk1 g.
F.ldl Fletcher. m, Cox g ..
Harvest Stream. b m. lW. Fleming
b.
AIeen Dillon. b mn. whitney, 4 8.
sammy r.. Or Coffuann. ora Lee.
Grace Drake and TrUmpeter also
started
Time 071-4. 2.oS Ia. 2.oS Ia
Three year old pace, thc Horse
Review Futurity. > i'm 3. purse
s. coo.
frisco june. p C. by san Francisco
CIV FleminE) . l.
Tramp safe. To G, tStokes' 1 q
Jane Forbes. b {. tNalentlne) 3 s.
Rifle Grenade. b q. tMcDonaid1
8 :.
Isabella was distanced.
Time ...05 S-4. -.06 Ia. --o3 IA.
THREE heats. purse $500.
harvester p D.. Toy The Harvester.
(W. W F1emingl J..
LADY Brooks. 3 IN. Snow 2.
Pat Pointer. n, (Nanve) 8.
Francis n. m. tHedrick) 4 4.
Ada Pointer. b IN. (Nallon) (
/ Queen Able. Anna Moore and Wal
ter Halle alOs started
Time goa Ia. 2-0f LIS, --o7 Is.
21S class pace. second division.
three heats. purss SS0a
LOYAL W. b b. hy Loyal tErskine)
Il T.
General Wilson. Tor e. Narun)
50 8.
charley C. b & CF. Fleminr) 4 ..
John r. b &. tAuen) 10 8.
, 7, b g. (Stokes1 10 T.
LADY Iittleton. Lady Barorgale.
Miss Imbro. Tango and Blanche
Mckinney also started.
Time 2-061-4. 2-o5 l-4; eos "a.
2-1f class pacing. tine Hotei Hart
! man stake, three heats. purse
4 afarraret Dillon. D m. by Dillon AK
4 worthy oe)-(Nalentine)
John Henry. p e. CFH,man1 3.
sSyubol S Forrest. b m, JCoX)
Ia ;.
peter Look.b &. (AIcIahon) 8 8 s
DR.
1.-THE Comet b g. CBurrowsl 4 4
DR..
5Kokomo George and Charley Sweet
also started
Time 2.O41-4; 2.o41-4 2.01 Ia.
. tseA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
YGnkS Lose Exhibition
Game to Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. sept 22.-Fif-
teen thousand baseball enthusiasts
filled the stands AZ the American
association park Wednesday after
noon TO see pa be" Ruth in action
i'm an exhibition game between the
New York Americans and the Ind
annapolis team. Indianapolis won
90 6. Ruth delighted the crowd
with one double and two singles.
Score.
New York 200 600 2OO-6 0
INDIANAPOLIS O01 600 033-7 u 8
Ferguson. Collins and Hoffman;
Jones. Caver. Whitehouse and Hen
line. Umpires-Nurray and Nc
Gloon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
Holds Boston Helpless and Brooklyn Continues Drive Toward Flag
LYONS. CARD RECRUIT.
TOYS WITH PHILLIES
- - -

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept Ca
Stengels home run over the right
de'd wall with Williams on bases IN
the ninth saved Philadelphia from
shutout at the hands az Lyons. ST.
Louis recruit pitcher "Wednesday the
visitors winning 90 Lyons also
drove home has team nrst run.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
BreWerS Find Nulrenndn
For Is Hits. 10 Scores

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 22.-Nril-
waukee won the first game Of the
series Wednesday afternoon bv n
score Of 10 20 5. Mulrennar. who
started the game for Columbus.
was unsteady and was hit hard
Score.
Milwaukee 200 S11 Oe1-1o Is &
COlum bus COS 002 000-
NOrthrop and Stavlor: Arulren-
nan. BarEer and DuefeI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
MATCH FOR THIS.

The most liberal offer ever made
20 lot purchasers in south Bend VIII
be announced in sundays advertise
meur of this paper In Ewing Avenul
addition. located in the industrial
part OF the great south end Watch
for H. s173-23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

base hits-Flack, Bancroft Snyder
=, Frisch p Home run-O'Farrell
Double plays-Douglas Bancroft
and Kelly; Bancroft and Kelly. Left
on bases-ChicagO 6 New York O.
Bases on balls-off Tyler . off
Martin /; of Douglas .. Hits-On
Tyler in . innings; off Bailey 4
in I Is; off Martin in %
struck oUt-by Bailey l.. Martin s:
Douglas 3. Umpires Klein and
Emslie. Time 1:47.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

RESULTS YESTERDAY.

American League
No games played
National League.
81 Louis Z Philadelphia .
Chicago y New y OrE
BOSTON ] BROOKLYN 2.
Cincinnati OIL. pittsburg %.
American Association.
Kansas City I, Louisville 3.
81. Paul @ Toledo -
Milwaukee 9 Columbus 3.
Three games scheduled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
VANDERBILT STABLE SOLD

PARIS. Sept. 22-The stable OF
the late w X Vanderbilt has beer
sold 20 a X. AIacomber. millionaire
American horseman. 10 is understood
here. The Irice named is 100000
francs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
YOUR OPPORTUNITN Is HERE.

The real estate opportunity Of the
year is i'm Ewing Avenue addition IN
the south end of the City. Watch
this paper every morning Tor furth-
en- details of the selling plan and
the opening day. 9lll--5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
GAMES TO-DAY

amer A'-eAA Aat'aA Z lAt
Chicago ar Cleveland
s. Louis 90 Detroit.
Philadelphia ar Boston.
Three games scheduled
National League
Boston az Philadelphia
One game scheduled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23

ErrOrs-Daubert. Crane. Two base
hits-Crane, Traynor. Stolen bases
Groh .. SacrifiCes-Luque and Sum
ma. Double plays-Crane, Rath and
Daubert; Roush and Wingo Left on
bases-Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 5.
Base on balls-off Adams l. Hits
off Luque in 7 innings; off Ring
none in 1 inning. Struck Out-by
Adams 2. Losing pitcher-Luque.
Umpires-O'Day and Quigley. Time
1925.
Second game:
Cincinnati O10 900 000-1 o
Pittsburg 200 o1U OO*-3 Z !
Reuther. Ring and Wingo; Ponder
and Haeffner.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-03

that work between now and the open ing of school Girls who are interest ed in home economics work will be able to make appointments with Miss Sheldon at any time.
 "The Open Door"-Ma jestic
 The Robertson Cole special feature. The Open Door, will be presented at the Majestic Friday with an all-star cast The program also includes a Pathe News film and the fifth chap ter of Daredevil Jack" with Jack Dempsey in the title role.
 Vacation On Coast
 Miss Marion Duffy of the W. R Stewart Realty office expects to leave Friday for the California coast, where the following week will be spent with her sister, Mrs. George w. Silver thorn.
 Lesueurs Return
 President J. w. Lesueur of the Mari copa Stake, L. D. $. church, returned Wednesday with his family from their summer vacation passed in the north- ern part of the state. The party was accompanied by his brother, Walter Lesueur, who has been visiting in St Johns since his return from a mission of years in the Hawaiian Islands