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, 1921-05-21

LONDON. May 2o.-By Associated
PressANewspapers OF this city fea-
tme this morning h address made
last night by George Harvey. the
United States ambassador to Great
Britain at a dinner given by h Pill
g1ns- Announcement was made by
Mr.. Harvey thu he had been directed
by the state department In Washing
ton to represent America at the pro
posed meeting Of the supreme coun-
ell ut which the Slesian question Is
20 be considered. anI he declared that
the United States under no possible
circumstances could be led into par
ncipanon in the league OF nations
Only two or three newspapers com
mented editorially upon he amhassa-
doris speech. apparently because OF
the late hour at which Mr.. Harvey
spokeL These Journals cordially wei
coined the ambassadors expressions
Of friendship and his frankness, and
commended his address in general
, 1921-05-21
U.S.ATTITUDE
D N LEAGUE IS
GIVEN BRITAIN
English Accept American Claims
as Fact Following Address
by Ambassador Harvey
Last Night

LONDON. May boy United
PresAGeat Britain today accepted
as a fact that the United States VIII
not Join the league Of nations follow
ing Ambassador George Harvey's hd-
dress in which he declared that the
United States would have nothing to
DO with the league
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27
FIRST GROUP OF
SISTERS BEGIN
CHINA MISSION

Kaifeng, Honan Province.-(Cor-
respondence Of The Associated
Press. THE first group Of Sisters
of Charity to come to China, a
party of six, who are members OF
the order of Diving Providence and
come from St. Mary's-in-the- Woods,
Indiana, arrived here early In De-
cember to establish . mission OF
the order and open schools in
Honan.
The six sisters were chosen
from 300 who had volunteered for
service in the far east.
They have arrived in China Just
so years after the first sisters OF
the order came from France to
America.
A number of day and boarding
schools and a high school fol
Chinese girls will be opened by the
sisters in the coming year. A dis
! pensary also will be opened by Sis.
ter Mary Elise, who is = qualihec
pharmacist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS or TITLE fEGpAkED "
continued to date covering any roal e.
Saae IN The county. Prompt md accurate
service ~ reasonable rates. 1ock -
land Title 3 Abstract Company: W. J.
eVoaney. secretary. cO6-2l2 Central
Trust 3 0avings Bank building
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our deepest graft
tude to relatives and friends for their
kindness and sympathy during our late
bereavement the death Of our husband
and only son. We also. wish to thank
Rabbi J. L. Baron. Rev. Philip Sosna and
ali those who sent floral tributes.
MRS. LYMAN SOSNA, MR.. AND. MIS-.
MAX SOSNA AND DAUGHTERS.
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.BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIREe (ALL NAKEsD. ACCE9SoklEs
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos; 40
bicycles, complete. $87 50 tall coloao).
Five stores: 116 East Third street.
0O2A-6-8 East second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred S.rf euDpH 80u2.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER,

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
lngs mads. jig and TxtuFs deeigning
. specially. ldeas developed. =. h:
Nichaelts. Mech. Consitg. Eng. associated
with W. N Haskell, Patent Attorney.
oO0 go Best Bldg. Phone 3. I. 100.
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.spes DIRECT01I.

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=. /. Post No. 300.
f American Legion.
! | ! ! !:
aRna Neetings hfst and
I third Wedneedays Of
n each month. AmeT1-
~ can Legion Hall.
Third avenue and
q :. sixteenth street. Dan
8K. Brennan. com.
y mander. d. B. Ber-
auist. adiutant.
AL ex-service men
welcome.
I MASONIC.
r..ols. EiShtssnth ssfees nd
Firth svsauo.
IL &.rvn rETTlN0 OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. y. : A. ~ VII
III. ~ h hsld % ~ Asss Thws
\. A A, Of each Month q 7:S0
W. o. %. W. H. Keslsy. W.
NN,: Fay o. Roderick. &C.
4 ssaI for work on N. n. degrees
II Srr,dsy, Jan. "a, At Q p. m.
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H ~ -ststsd neeanss hsld
% ~ arss Wsd.ssaAy
fIY Of sscA moath- WAt
fM ing prophets welcome
IuH2L. b. Xace. monarch
4 Frank L. fasterson. 80
Ill Rotary.
4 Ii -
4. 4. u.
x - MATED CONVoCATloN OF RoC1
: ~ Island Chapter No. ~. 3. A
n, viii BE- neld o. " Aru
xuesSAy Of each month .
7:30 D. m. J. G. schillinge,
Z. H. p. Z. h. Ash. secretary
4 sil convocation Tuesday, Jan. q
4 III, q Z y. N. Mark Master dcgret
y sHft
n ia ROCK ISLAND LODGE NJ
4. 65S, A. +. & A. A.-State
I y meeting first Friday Of sac
month, b. p. Record. W. II
H. s. Bolman. secretary.
n ip,dA meeting Friday. Jan. %.
DIM. Worx On +. Z. oegree.
ANlGAT6 TEAHkAx.
4. IN sfITED vOkCi-Avk VI ROC
Island CommHndsSy No. J.
"a Knights 1eanpaAf viii b he
" W. ~ eocond Monday Of eal
Anonth. G. 4. Haalgron. Coz
3U~ nxnaef; ]. L. Hickey. records
n Hand ChAPTEB no. 20
ME- Isatcxn Staa-kAgular meetnl
= - NeccasdAy OF eAcn moutn. Va
sze stars welcome. Mrs. Josephil
~. VI. NJ; Mary +. kreis. secrstax
i lrpiL meeting Jan. 70 Tor inltiAtlo
., NhiA school of instruction Feb.
~ Onual visit Of the worthy Grand y
Il; uua, Seb. v.
ur 49,
"a a Inland COUNCIL NO. %. =. .
stated assemblies Of LOCK
~ Coun,al No. ~. 4. b b. n.
b "a on h third WEDNESDAY of e
OK El1shesndt. recorder.
~ tpt1I LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o.
- Meets every Thursday event
- at Odd Fellows temple
9l! Fourth avenue. between s.
AZ enteenth and Eightee
streets. Lincoln Martin.
G.; h. Z. Leonard. X.
Dw Thursday of each month, initiate
= iee. first. second and third degree
moving Thursday.
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EN ATTENTION.

- AXS ATTENTION.
|. ! ! ! ! : !. :
AZ Rock Island Lodge No.
N Hu $50, B. P. o. Elks. Meet
ings first and third Mon
days Of each month. Dan
Z. Brennan. Exalted Ruler.
9. N. Isascson. Secretary.
Waiting brothers q.
ways welcome. Club ROOMS
q 115 Eighteenth street.
q. 4 =
BuToRD POST 24S. q. \ =.
Nets regularly a sseeed
~ fourth Friday aftse'
sesas Of saeA noatA q I
= eslosk n As0eEtAl hall b
~ court houss. Q. Il
\ caurcA. oonnaade: 4 G.
Az Fizsk adtutanl
q. q ". Y.
SO0NuY BAT CAMP. NO.
United Spanish War Veterans
meets nrst and third Thu1s
oays Of each month st 8 p. N
u 1smasial HALL Court Housa
vseae L. Daligse. CommAndef
h ~ 4. Ntterington. Adjutant.
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TIE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Rock lsland Real Estate Board
WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE
Eckhart & Buffum, ID State Blk. Bldg. R. l. 1875
John ]. Gruske, Az Safety Building r. 1. 49,
Edward B. Kreis, Is State Blk. Bldg. 4. l. $50.
Benjamin F. Mitchem. 4o7 Safety Bldg. R. l. 1898.
The ], A. Moran Ag'cy, SIS Safety Bldg, RI. 299.
Meyer & Schneider, aao Safety Bldg. R. l. 1888.
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PROFESSIONAL ,ATTORNHY&
RUsIyESS OPPORTUNITIES.

>~~~~~~s~ - ~~~~~r~->>-o~ -. =. ,,,c~v
FOUND. COMBINATION vULCAN!zEH
that will repair tubes. ures nausole
fcots match hot-w ater bottles. rain
costa' rubbers, and numerous other A.
ucles. Practical training IN our free
school, half down. balance monthly PAY.
nents, We manufacture vulc1nlness ana
truck tire moulds up 70 IL incne9'
Write for details now" Universal WI
canizing Co.. Battle Creek. Aien.
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WANTED: MONEY. SEVERAL CLIEETS
nssd money. Best real sseate veluee
Al eecurity for irst mortgage. Can gel
you per can't on three o. nys ~ ~
.oans. Transactions coondsooa1. Aoe
Safety Bldg.
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TAXI SERVICE

DON'T MISS YOUR TRAIN. CALL TIE
Depot Tad Service. Heated Limousine
cars, Phone 3. /. 371A.
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Y. o. \
odss Of Eaelee.-1e4alar masnneu
80 third Tuesday OF sacA month
l0ts' bona, Fourth svenus ani
S0H.alse strust. Frank with, ". r.;
~ atotesAt, ssrstAry.
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I. O. o, r.

Rock Island lodge No. ID.
l. o. o. r. Regular meet
ing on every Monday
night Ut Odd Fellows
Temple on Fourth ave-
nue. betweeh Seven
tenth and Eighteenth
streets. Visiting broth
ers always welcome. W
+. Douglas. N. G.: Frank
beraneK, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27

L. o. o. u.
o0 Inland LODGE NO. 100. MEET
= uShts first and thlrd Aondaye.
H,sAt hail. l7l6 is Second avenue. u
sHn. Dictator Hayes Aonett: Secy
v. :. DaytA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD vIOIINS FOR SALE. ALL STRING
instruments repaired and improved
Bows rehaired Ben Bleuer. r. i. 4003
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

nEH1ER AUDIT COMPANY. NOT INC
4O1 Safety Bldg. Phone 5sS. Annts.
Investigations. income TAX epo.ts.
and bankruptcy accounting
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aICHEST P1ICH0 PAID FOB MEMS
ga cults coats. pants. Tsl. 3. !. s3l.
WILL BUY you THE BEST HAT IN
town II W can't please you. Gaiorath
Motor Co.
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WANTED-TO BUY,

SMALL LUNCH ROOM FIXTUREs. AID
dress IL. B." care Argue.
BABY BUGGY. ICE BOX. TWO KITCHEN
chain. &. !. 6415.
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PRINTING

LETTER HEADS. BILL HEADS. PAMPH-
lets, wedding Invitations. admission
tickets, envelopes, milk tickets, sale
bills and all other printing. Just phone
B. I. e72.
SAFETY PRINTING CO.
Safety Bldg. 3l3 Eighteenth street.
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- enOTTo no. 81. u. o. '. =. y. =
~ - -Ststsd neeNnss esl0
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|mA( % ~ Asss Wsdnseday
~ IN Of ssch meath. Wat
II Ing prophets velsoos.
|HAA l.. B. Xaco. monarch.
Frank L. kAtterD0n. 80.
retaSy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27

iutn. LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. +.
Meets every Thursday evening
= at Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue. between Sew
enteenth and Eighties nj b
streets. Lincoln Martin. N
c.; H. Z. Leonard. h. 5
RR Thursday of each month, initiatory
) se irst, second and third degree the
aNving Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
JOHN W~lk d Co.
IoNTkACTORS AM
BUu.DE93.
kanufactursEy Of s..n. Doors. Ritnds and
otaixy. Interior nnish at al km0.
HsrdVood veneer aoorins and dealers 10
eiso. 221 and 323 Eighteenth ssrees
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Repair
Ing and cabinet work Of AL kinos.
Prompt sssvtos. Claude W. Dean. l.
]. b227.
]. s. BuNCE
Building and repair WORK OF all KINGS.
, Estimates glAdlv furnished T. l. 1855.
PERSONAL.
FREcKLEs. SCARS. wtINKLEs. Pox-
pits, ugly noses and all facial defects
corrected BY Woodbury. System. Df
! Bailey. Fact Specialist. ga Empire
| Bldg, Denver. Colo.
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IN efITED vOkCi-Avk VI HOOK
'T Llaua Commxndasy No. II.
! lEA knights 1enQlAs viii b baud
W. o. eecond AondaJ Of each
VI Month. 9. 4. HAlgron. CON.
uxnoes; ]. L. Hickey. recorder.
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417-1S Safety Bldg.
Phone US, r. I. 488-4S5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-27

AYE
r. /. Post No. 200.
American Legto ..
Meetinge hrst and
l third Wednesdays Of
each month. Ameri'
can Legion Hall.
Third avenue and
sixteenth street. Dar
X, Brennan, com
mander. D. B. Der
~ auist. adiutant.
AL ex-servico mel
welcome.
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u Hand ChAFTE1 no. 200.
t. Issscxn Sta-kegul1 meeungs
wmA Wednesday Oh eAcn moosn. W.
ue stars welcome. Mrs. Josephine
~. VI. M; Mary +. kreis. secretAxy
SupcL meeting Jan. ~ Tor initiation
0scA school of instruction Feb. ~
oArA visit Of the worthy Grano As
uua, seb. y.
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lion.
Sup
Iaent'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
RACE CLOSE; GAMES
 ON NEUTRAL FIELDS

Three teams are at present tied for first place in the Inter-factory Noon Playground ball league, the General Electric, the Holmes & Edwards and the Housatonic Plant of the Brass Co.,, each team having won four games and lost two. Because the rivalry is so great between these teams 1t was decided to play the third round of the league on neutral ground at a meeting of the league at the Main Plant of the Brass Co. yes- terday noon. A schedule therefore has been arranged as follows:
 Nov. 15-HOuSaton1c Plant vS, Main Plant at Holmes & Edwards; General Electric vs. Holmes & Edwards at Main Plant.
 No--, 22 Housatontc Plant vs- Holmes & Edwards at Main Plant: General Electric vs. Main Plant at Holmes & Edwards.
 Nov, 2s-Genera1 Electric vs. Hous- atomic Plant Holmes & Edwards; Main Plant vs. Holmes & Edwards at Main Plant.
 Messrs. King and Abbott of the Y, M. O. A. and Harper and Papfno of the Bridgeport Brass, have been appointed unpires to handle the championship games.
 At the conclusion of the league schedule the league will hold a din- ner and a silver cup will be presented to the champions by the Bridgeport Cycle Co. A preliminary feature of the dinner will be an indoor baseball game between the champions of the league and an all-star team played in the gymnasium of the Y. M. c. A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
Buck Lai WiU
 Be Missing M '22

Buck Lai, for several seasons a favorite with local Eastern League fans, has probably play ed his last game at Newfield Park. Although the Celestial is on the reserve list of the Bridgeport Club, it is almost certain he will be playing in dependent ball, in the position of captain and third baseman
 f the fast Pennsylvania R. R. Y. M. c. A. rated as one of the classiest diamond outfits out side of minor league company. Loi is holding down his former clerical position with the Pennsy company this year. Last season the company's baseball management brought strong pressure on Lai to quit minor League playing, but the Celestial decided to play here
 OF another season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
YULe Freshman
 TeOnl HOnOred

New Haven, Nov. 15-Foot- ball interest at Yale this fall has been centered chiefly on the wonderful performance of the varsity eleven, which has reached the Harvard game without a defeat. But while Tad Jones and his men have cen doing wonders to bring pack some of Yale's lost foot 5all prestige, another eleven, he Yale freshman team, has lone effective work.
 Last night there was a big banquet at the Taft to cele- brate one of the greatest fresh man seasons in the history of the game here.
 Outstanding among the stars on the 1925 team were Capt. R.. w. Pound, halfback: Joss, left end; Lufkin, right guard; Lll- man right end, and Eckart, left
 uard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15

The management of the Providence Steam Rollers is facing some caustic criticism by upstate sporting writers by playing two games on the same day. The same plan was operated two years ago. when unsuspecting mana gers were bunked by having in ferdor teams foisted upon them by trtckery methods. Says the Hartford Courant:
 Bridgeport Gets Inferior Team.
 Tt happened that one of these, by far the inferior of the two, was foist ed upon the unsuspecting Bridgeport fandom which probably had been led to believe that Manager Kearney's 8 warriors had taken the measure of the Steam Roller lineup rather dam ed for its semi professional prowess, though it. has been beaten by Con nectfcut elevens the last few years.
 With the knowledge that Bridge port won A to over an eleven be- low the standard of the first string team. the victory scored by Kearney's contenders for the state champion
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
Clash Tonight In Casino Ring
Louis Bogash
 Will Referee
 Bouts Tonight
By CHICK CREATION

The second set of amateur boxing bouts under the auspices of the Fair field Amateur Boxing Association is carded for presentation at the State Street Casino tonight when the fol- lowing classes will be contested: 1OS pounds, 11S pounds, 12S pounds, 14S pounds, 15S pounds and 175 pounds and over.
 The wedding process will ne cessitate about 12 bouts consisting of 36 rounds, the first of which will be put on at S:15 o'clock sharp. If the bouts that are staged this more or less beautiful evening produces half as much interest and action as did the contests of the opening show, then the fans who journey to the Casino will be more than satisfied with the evenings entertainment.
 The wrangle which ensued in the 11S-pound contest between C1ayt Gritman and Carmen Cooke at the last show, after the referee failed to conform with the amateur rules in not deciding in either boxers favor after four rounds of milling, will also be settled tonight.
 All boxers entered in tonight's tournament are requested to be pres ent at the Municipal Gym on Strat- ford avenue to be examined and weigh in. Following are the entries received by P. V. GahaI1 up to this noon. There are several more on the way which include heavyweights:
 10S pound class - Walter Cullen, Stratford A. o.; Frank Borry, Strat- ford A. C.; Len Batlestin, Avon A. C. 11S pound class - Thomas Dears. Stratford A. c. Clayt Gritman and Carmen Cooke to decide dispute).
 12S pound class - Joe Kerckles, Stratford A. C..
 14s pound c1ass-John Began Co., lunlbia A. C.; William Creagh,@ King Pin A. C.; Paul Rivnaelo, Avon A. C.; Oscor Timerits. unattached. 175 pound class-Jack Kelly, un- attached.
 Louis Bogash will be the third man of the ring. The judges will be Doc Owens and Max Baum, who offfciated | at the first show
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
STEAM ROLLERS
 UNDER HOT FIRE

ship does not merit even snatter- ing of notice-
 Regulars at Providence.
 The regular Steam Roller team with all of it's high1y-touted players performed on the home lot at Prov1- dence and won out, 6 to 0, over the Pawtuxet rival The Providence ce morning paper neglected to make mention of the Bridgeport game in yesterdays issue. but chronicled the victory scored amid familiar sur .roundings
 There is something questionable in the 1ineups of both of the Steam Roller teams in that the names of Vreeland and Boyle arecarried in the game played at Providence and in the contest played at Bridgeport. The Vreeland and Boyle are carried in the ed quarterback and the one in the Providence tilt played left halfback, later giving way to Boyle, who is also mentioned in the lineup of the Bridge port game, his name being listed at right halfback."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
WEAVER ON EDGE
 FOR BLOOM BOUT

Bud Weafer, the Norwa1k batt1er, wound up his training yesterday for his bout tonight with Phil Bloom, the clever New Yorker, before the Char ter Oak A. c. in Hartford. When Weafer stacks up against. Bloom he will face one of the fastest boxers in his ring career, but the CiaTntown boy is confident of winning the verdict. Weafer has been shaping himself for the battle with Red Allen, Bill DeFoe and o1her boxers who make the Co., lumbia. A. c. their training headquar- ters. Tonight's show is being pro- noted by Hugh Rorty who has pre- pared an excellent card. A number of Bridgeporters are planning to make the trip tonight to che Capital City and they are harboring expectations of seeing a fast go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
Remington Club
 To Be Live Wire
 In Local Sports

As printed in The Times several weeks ago the newly organized Rem ington Arms Clubs that succeeds the Foremen's Association is laying plans to take active part in sports. The memb ershdp roll is open to all male employees at the plant and all of the leading branches of sport will be fostered.
 There will be g. rifle team formed to compete in national competitions; i; two handball teams. basketball teams, pool and bowling tournaments, a track team. Football and baseball will also be given attention and gym and dancing classes will be formed for both sexes.
 Thee Tub Is also planning to hold a number of boxing shows during the winter season and steps have been taken to obtain a license from the State Athletic Commission.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15

The Yale Bulldog will have a much harder time in defeating Harvard than it had against Princeton when the giant elevens clash next Saturday afternoon in the Cambridge stadium, Is the growing prediction of football experts.
 Those two elusive Bulldog stars, Malcolm A1drich and Charley O'Hearn. will be more closely watched by the Princeton warriors than was the case In the Bowl last Saturday when Princeton. on several different occas- ions, allowed each to go entirely un- guarded. In each case, the result was long gain for the Blue and each gain resulted in three scores for Yale.
 A staff of Harvard coaches, as well as several of the Crimson first string men, saw the Princeton-Ya1e clash, and they will be prepared for the of fensive that Yale must use against the Crimson.
 Aldrich and O'Hearn will have their Crimson guardians, men who will be asked to do nothing but cover them and to keep them off their feet at all times. The great Blue players, on their feet and with the pigskin are decidedly dangerous at all times
 Harvard's tacknng must be better
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

NEW YORK.---WElliarn Mudoon. chairman of the New York State Box ing Commission, has accepted the chairmenship of the athletic com mittee on the Knights of Column bus New York Chapter S2,00O,00O build ing campaign which will be launched November 22 and continue to Deoem- Der 8.
 NEW YORK-The New York State Athletic Commission has sus- pended Joseph Marsh, manager Of Marin P1estina, heavyweight wrestler, pending a hearing on charges that the state authorities refused to dis close.
 PRINCETON. N. J.-As result of recent action by the Princeton Basketball Com ntttee J. H. Zahn has been secured to take charge of the coaching of the Tiger five during the coming season.
 SAN FRANCIsCO.-sea for a. manager for the San Francisco club is to be made in the East by Charles Graham, one of the owners of the team, who leaves this week for Buff falo, Detroit, Chicago, New York and other cities.
 /. NEW YORK.-Phn O'Dowd, shad- owy Columbus bantam who surged into the public eye as a result of his defeat of Toe Lynch three weeks ago, is to receive a. thorough looking over by the fans this evening, when he enters the ring at the Pioneer club against Sammy Najb1e.
 NEW YORK.-In a fast twelve round bout at the Broadway Boxing ASeooia ton, Pepper Martin of Brook fyn, defeated Micky Brown.
 LEICESTER, ENG.-England de- feated Ireland in an internalmo onal soc- cer match by to 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15

workout in preparation for the game with the Aii-Hartfords next Sunday in the Capital City. The Al1-Hartfords are travelling at fast clip and are being touted as the strongest among upstate elevens, and hard battle Is expected,
 Kearney is confident, however, that the Maroons will check the winning streak of the Capital City athletes. The locals will leave here Sunday morning by train and @ good-sized delegation of local grid enthusiasts are expected to make the trip.
 Announcement is also made by Kearney that the local schedule will probably extend to the fist Sunday in December While the home team Is 2. little behind financially to date, hopes are strong of breaking even In the forthcoming games.