davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

GtgGdno tit In crniter 5orQe
meqeu Suoirfs. no bIutiae 9(uiitdn-
Sc Inn TiItrict Molobor toben. l1eber
1000 9fe6elIea bis icbt qcfoller
Die Gonlnlinjften bon g}ep
9orf tucrocn i'm 6crbIt in sic Gtaot.
lpohl cinareifen uro eiqaue Gauoi-
onten nufitcGen.
1n1 etoate D2orplan0 aibt cs
64o00 a2erionen ii6er 10 2n6re
aft. Sic ncoer Ieitn nod idrei6en
forneu ipie Dos geuiitsbltrem BE-
fanutaob
IN Der Ra6e pon Sort Gcluic
int 1fnei3er 1fura milthcte Elm
aroBer 8nlhbron6, rn0 mr. fnapp
rmrbeu bic n Dem 17ort qeIogertcn
beoeuteraen g}cn9cn 4uuition unb
grpIoIinjtoffe qerettet
9et einer :2ugcolliiton nnhc
Rom nurben 80 Gerionen get6btat.
piele au0ere DerIett.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
&eidlciOener &Oridllng cines Gng.
lanoers.

gonOon. yNenn europa Dor
oem dIIgemeineu gdnferott hepobrt
uerocn ion. iinO ppei GinQe notb-
menoiq. Guroto muB B0lb baben
uno NIT rtm Trufen pon 4opierqelo
aufhoren. @enn Die Gopieroel0-
prciier nod ein &abr ar6eiten, miro
Qon3 Guropa NIT Rdmergelo ii6er-
id.rsmnt icin, oos nit1t cinoeolt
meroeu fam. 60 ioQt 9tuItcn 6ar.
rlion. ser bcfonntc @olfslnirthitait.
Ter un0 5hriftleiter Der ,GnqIiih
efepie1p" Sem oies cintritt miro
Bic @cl0entnerthrnq 10 bohc Greiie
im CSeiolge hoben mo 0a3 @aper-
acIo 10 acfiirhtet merbcn, onB eS 5u.
riifQeiuicien reroeu miro. mic in
3uBInno. Gnnn Miro autontatiIf
9ylihcmi5ntu5, Chaos uno Mcpolu.
tion fnn1uen.
9}ur 9lmerica fam oies berhiiten
9(uQenblidIidl mist 9(n1crico icir
trfo nihts 0enn es ober ieirCgoIo
europa qdbe miir0c guropo In.
itonoe iein. 81 f4tien, nno 9(mcrico
al ncrfaufen. 9tur 70 fam europa
micocr ouigebnut ipcr6cn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
9raitiidle 9lafnadmen.

Serlin. - Geilt5gblan0 lnterlteht
SIR 3eit ginidraptiin8eu. oic an
,Ston0red)t grcn5cn; Eroliomt ebert
hat nab elmer Gabinettsiitlrna eiuen
9lufruf erIoiien Der &erlomnlul0en
llm5iige, auuogebln9cu NM &eroi
ientliduuq BON Shriitpn o0ic c!i-
riIbreriid)e 8eittcbun9eu f0rnern
fonnten nerbictct unO Die Narnuug
erIdBt, OaB polle mo ieoc Grbe-
buug" init riidiidt5Ioicr Streu9e
lmter0riidt meroen mir0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
NanifcIrntenfurfdler in 0nrment

Gor fur5em iano in goa Qprmoat
Die Iaaune oe5 oS5ntegrotionoIen
Gerejs Der BijniAelrateuiorider"
itatt, Die lid zines ie1r jobIrcidan
gciuds, nuh ous Dem ueutralan
auslonoe. eriraute. 6 ianoen nil.
Ienid)aitIihe 8ortra9e uber Dos oicI,
unlitrittene. aSobrbunoerte oIte Bro.
0lem un6 praftiihe geriud)a SIR
2luiiinoun9 oou unteriroiiden Noi'
ierlaufen Dlincroloorfommen uu0
@ermeriun95ipalten unter 2eituu8
itaotIifer @eoIogen itatt. Ger ga.
6eort @prrlont mar genobIt moroen.
neil Der llntcrqrun0 oieier t5e9eno
geologiih beionoers jntcreiiout lit
uno bier oenuadit neue Iicibobrun.
gen 3ur aufiudun9 BON heiBeI
tobIeniaurereiden SolQueqen nie0er'
9ebrad)t meroen ioaen, Bel ocnen e8
naturlid iebr genou aui ben 2lniag.
utnft Der 9obrungeu onfonmt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
gerOisnhpOGer Gr3icbcr seitOrbcn.

Su 8ra5 lit Der 1treftor Der aHu'
Zen gar8erid1uIe am Briesfai. 5r.
ShIuupi. OH 6en 5oiqen eincr :jir3'
ilher 9lin00ormoperation I'M @II.
gemeinen Rranfenbaus 1eitorbeH
Ter 0erihieoene, Ser i'm 81. 2ebeus.
iobro Itano. erireute iid Dts por fHr'
3a 0er beiten @eiun6bej: Selt e.
ma 3ebn 2sobren teitcte er bic ae.
nunnte 9iir8erihuIe uno itorD BET
ie.ncn 6odfoQe9en uno llnterac5e'
nen ais nusge3eidnetcr 5tulmann
in 5obem 2lric1en. 5cincn Shiilern,
Die an ibm nit oufrihtiqer 2iebe
1in9cn, mar er ein oaterIifer
6rcIln6 Girettor 1flumpi mar
aud Elm herporra9euoar Tadlmonn
I'M SdlriirreRn un0 mar ieit Ians
GER 3eit nIs 9erid'tiidler 1adluer.
i.iaoiacr i'm Shriitiad 6eitent
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
2e galcra picocrermablt.
Tmblin.
Eberammeraan in Sraner.

Gberammergan. Gurh 0as
@6Ieben 0es BET allen 9ciuhern Ser
0aiiionsipiele i'm beIten 2Jn0erfen
iteben0en Gforrers 5hroeocr. mel
der Der Seeliorger Der Crts Se-
meiu6e pon Cbcran1mcraau ieit %
1Sahrcn llno itct8 Der eifriqite gor.
fonfpfer Ser lteberIieferpuaen 6cs
EoiiionsipicIes 9erpeicn lit, lit 0os
Tort in 9robc Erouer oericbt noroer
uno 9erooe 3u elmer Belt. in mel,her
bic 3nrbcreitunaer fir Sic GaIiions-
1uifii6runqen 0es lSahrcs 1929 i'm
0nnge lino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

Com. 8. 9iippon BON Buffalo
pttroc om 9iontoQ iibfr Die 1ydae
bes gfioaora aeid'penmt in6 allf
ben 5felien nnten 3erit1mettert.
On 9ainiIton. go. iDur0e q
Z. Nbitebeao Elm berborrugen0er
6eid)ditsmonn. crmor0et. no,f}0ent
er oaaegeu proteittrt hate. 0aB gin
gfob ieine eherHoIige farbisc a6din
non cinen 3uq aerlnteraefoIt mo
ans Der Stoot 1eifleppt hatte.
Gin beftiger gcTpitterIturm
rihtp+r in Ser Rahbarit1qft non
TebiIs 9dfp lno 6ebrou, q. IQf.,
itDeren SGa0en an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

mo 0te Eteb1tupIe uno ple gg0nr.
Iidleu &1rperperletuugen; Tie be.
ItirImeu geruiiierrnaben 0ie nIlge.
mcine friTliueue RbpIiosuomie elmer
8eaen0. @dbren6 nun i'm Retd8.
oardlidlnitt inuerbaIb elmer 15iab.
rjaeu 9eobadtuuJS5eit auf ie TO-.
600 Straimiuoige idhrIidl 1873 9e.
ltrafuuaeu negeH gefdbrliner 9or.
perperIebung foner. baben Die
&foI5 48.t GerurteiIur9en. 9}ieoer.
baueru iu0 Gberbaperu 40. begin
342. Ser HcgierimQSbe3irf 9rom.
berg 34.4 GerurteiIunaen auf5u.
peticn. Gie gr6bten llnteribieOe
boitabeu olpiihen gtrmoIens nit
ga @erurteilnngeu rno 8aE0ed
nit mir A.
Ite 0rei friulineu am ltarfiten
belaiteteu @ebicte QcltIdlanoS bill.
Den aber Die grofeiIor @uitau
4Idaiienhirg ge3eiat bat, Qlcid)5el.
tia oreI Yfrttelpltutte oes 9Ilfebol.
8tniIie5, Der bier in 0rci nerldic0e.
ncu 6orlHeu nuitritt, im0 3par lit
c@ i'm Giten Der 9ranntiuein, in
9ouern ooS Bier. in Der 9iaIs Der
8eln &oate man 0ie @ei1brlih.
felt Der glu8eIneu olfoboEbnltiaen
@drdnfe auf Wrino ser Graebniilc
Der oeutiden SriminalItatiitif be.
ltlutnltn, 10 luitr0e man 6ie Heiben.
folgc: @ein, 9ier, SWnop2 erhaI.
ten. mltren0 aus @eobndtunaell.
0ie in QIubren augelteIIt muroen,
cine cima8 ouoere Abihliilug, nam.
lid Bier. Neiu, Sdnaps lih er.
CAB. e5rttcreiont lit Die &atIade,
0a6 Der aI5 bcion0er8 gel0brlid oil.
geiebeuc 9ramltpein bier bei0e
g}ale an lester Stcue iih iinOet; c5
ldlgiut alio ipeuiger Die 9lrt 0c8 Sc.
trante@ an iiGb nI& bicllncbr sic
@lenae uu0 0ic 8irfiomfeit 6eS
0ariu eutbalteucn 9lItoholS Sen
4u2'd)la0 5u aebcu. 8cqeu Ole 9ln.
nabme gtihafienbur1& ideint aber
Der llultan0 3u iprcden, oob oa
Dem 9litteImuft Der aeiGbrlihea
&0rpcrOerle9lug, IN Birmaicns, in.
folQc Ser 8roBen 9Iruut Der 9c.
p0lfcruug nlr meniq Mein aetrlm.
fen mer0c Ginge3oqenc Grfuu0.
9urgen belt0tigten sic Aid)tiQfct
ot5 @inuall0e3; gIcih3citig itentc
iid] le0odl berou8, 0oB in Birma.
ien8 ser 56naps auEerorocnilih
itorf miBbgaud)t peroe Sir Die
benadbarten 5noiidleu 9e5irfe
Nlannbciu iln0 @eioelberg itebt ieit
0aB 6eim 3litan0etommeu Der 0ort
cbellfnaa iGhr 3nbIrcideu Qrf1hrli
den Acknowledgment Ser 9[IfoboI
III aleu- ieinen 6ormcn Die Saupt.
ltriacbc bil0et.
Gin aHocres 0erbrcd)cn, OaS in
cnaem 3liamneubaug nit oaltfden
.lliHtiitten itebt, lit Der gGiocritano
ge3en 9Gamte. Gicjc 0elifte iper.
ocu m Orr RegeI perijbt. mcnn Die
8oli5cibeomten 9c9eu 9ctrunfeue
tIh5uidrcltei Haben Cen SdDau.
plaB laIdltr 5.ruitaten bIl0eu ncben
0en l5Houtrtcacbieteu Dor oIlcn ole
oaienitd0te, no Die 5hiiisbqiabun.
gen 0as m09reno 0er 9leiie uer0iente
@cIo IN tiir3clter Jriit iilr @eniiiic
robelter 4rt ona5ugeben pilegeu. Gu
tonlmt Is. oaB ). 9. 2lItona, oie
grobe Nergnilgufasitatte Som.
burg8, iijnfnal 70 piel 8crurtcilun.
gen mo8en @Iuai6reittlngcn oegGi
8eon1te auimeiit ais Dem 9teids.
ourGihnitt entipridlt. Sab aud
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

Or 9((eronoer 8efcrle. 0er
) NAL llnaarn'9 9renIicr mar. lit,
73 Sabre alt in 4uoopeit aeltorben.
Dos crit i'm 0foi qcbiIoete por.
tlgieiide GaGjnett 9drros Gueiros
bat obQcoonft.
3u Ninona 2ate, eSno., itiir5a
ten Der ,5Iieger @elttnant n. DC.
D1crreG unO ieiu Is Sabre alter
i5hiller Sad 9iooe1eoper nit einenr
t5hlg3eugc ab lm0 fanocn ibren zoo.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
StreieabItirnmitne Scr
SabfoitoeItclltcn.

SBiea9u. = Stin1u5etfeI fir cine
Streifobitiuunlttg ltno on $4,000
orgulqirte 9nbnougeitelte allSge.
Ididt poroen. Ok 2eute habsn
iiber Die 6rage Der 9iunutne o}icr
&erlperfling Der pon Ser Gilenbuln.
9lrbeitsbeboroe on3eor0netcu 2oAn-
berobieEntg ob5uitinunen, pelhc ii6
ouf labrlid) $400,000.000 belauieu
miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
6remnSId)aft sipiidjen ben Ser. Stnd.
Staatcn II. llngnrn mieoerBer.
geltclit.

9noapeit. - Ser 6rieoenapertrag
5lpiid}cu Den Ser. Stadten uno lin
9uru lit ON W}ontog i'll 9uhapeit
nont ungor. Yiiniiter 0c5 9leuBern
9anffp uno pont americauilten
Gonlnriii0r 8rant Smitb inter5eid-
net poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
JnBalt nidjt brfannt.

@aibingtOn, :. s. - 3c2er Ser
@ortloilt oes oiterreid)iifen nod
Giu5eIheiteu 0es ungariId)en ,5rie-
Oensocrtraqs iinO befannt ge9ebcn
morocn, 0nd man glaltbt in GSoib-
ington, CAB belize Fid eng an ben
0eutihcn &ertro1 bulten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

1ic Tebae in Der ~. 0or6 in
Gbicaao bnt ibr S. Cpfer geior6ert
irocm Sol 1pinacoIas. Gin 9lnhon.
aer oes Dor eiuiaer .3eit ermor6cten
aut. o'an6rea. crIhoiien lpnr6e.
Gin iurhtbnre5 6agcInetter
perhewte Elm Bebiet non - bis 100
Reilen iiibIi6 uno iii60itltd1 ron
8cgina. 5osf. nit einem 5fo0en
ron mehr al5 elmer D1iaion Dollars
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04

SunSun. - 9to6 9tniidt Der 9ro-
ben Qlebrbeit Der cngliihen Sci
tlrngen limo Die iriifeu &er3on6hn-
gen Jest in ein fritiides 'Staoilm
eingetreten.
9oS iriid]e republicaniihe 3arla.
ment bat Die 6rie0ensofierte DER
bbritiifcn Hegierung rultolpeg abgc-
Iebnt, iih ienod bercit erfl1rt, aui
guiis bes @rlut0iate5 ,9iegicrung
nit 3uitinunlmg ser 3egierten",
Dem GnQIalo feline 9(terfenlutg
1tift Deriogen f0lnre, in neue Ser
tau6lllngen SIT treten.
In 8eontmortlng oieier 9tote
rihtete 2lop0 Gaorqe cir IdnQgre$
Shreiben an Sc @alcroin Dem er an
Dem bi8hcrigcn Stouoplmct ser cn9-
Iiihen 91eaicrlinQ ieIthdlt 0aB lie
9Irlnno lriht aeItattcn fonnc, iih
ron Gnqlnn0 los3ntrenncn. l&5rlono
oehorc 5u gnqlono lur0 iei lurlo9Iid
nit 0ieic1n pcrfniipft. Gc Galcro
Ipiclc nit Gbruicu lremt er bchonps
tc. 0aB ser Gr.u6Iob elmer Rcac,
r1utq nit .2ufti1lultltnq 0e8 @olfe8
sic britiId1e HngierlnQ pndnae, cine
iolfc 5for6cr1u2q 2{rIono's on3lRr.
fenneu coer 0cB oie Gn1I6noer ,mctn
fie Die 15oroer1ma 3ltriifrpie'en. iih
fiber oeoqropbiihe luto QeihihtIide
91ufIihten hiuueQ icbten, Inn lire
&errihoft iibcr Ste iriihe 9fo'ie SIT
rcftfertiden.
Ter &remierri1riitcr fparnte Sc
Tolera 6aB es aeiG6rlih lei, 0ie
NerforolmQcn hinniIhlcheen. Gar
Inn miiiic SER NotenpcdlicI ntfh6-
rem, o6cr cr reroc oern freitereGons
Fercn3cn NIT Sc &olero uuo 0cIicn
GoQeacu hnbcn.
Tclcantipn mad QpnoUn?
Tu6lm Go5 Shrcibcn 2Ionh
Georges lit bpn oem iriidlcu Gait
nett inter 9crot6lnq Qeltonucn
trro6elt iu0 cine9lutlport Sc &olero'3
r7irb bcroltsiihtlif Inn 2mlie Ser
@odhe obccIfidt meroen.
I'm ontlitcn arciien hcrIolttet
toF rahrihcinlih cine 9cfa1otiou
nod Qonoon dcIfift mcr0en iaII
nm miinhlid'e @cinrchultQen NIT
oIoph GEORGE cit3uleiten.
Sn gelfait 0cht's ihon iuicbcr los.
Selfuit. sSu 9eIfoit iilDo Sd)ie.
fereien, gombcnottcntate 1tn0 Stro.
2eufGntpfe micocr an Ser GoQc8or0-
nuna. 10 ooB Gon}erlpaQen sur lln-
ter6riifiutq ber 9hu@idrcitunaen ouf-
qcboten ner0cn nuiten. N}in0eitcnS
8 RerIonen iino in oen &0ntpfen biz
iett Qetobtet un0 3ohlrcide onocre
pertuur0et moroen.
Ge gnlcra iuicOerermahlt.
7mblin. Gonlonu be GaIero
fnuroc ROM Goil Gireann non neuem
gum ~Grdii0enten Scr i.iihen ne
pubiif" er1p1hlt lrn6 9rtbtr 8riffitb,
@riin0er Ser 2irn 1Sein, 3lmt o@icc-
hroiihenten"; ollie NPitgIie0er beg
Gabiuetts nuroen ebenIaQ5 nieoer-
oenohlt 1Ferner aenehuliatc Ser
1oiI 9lnleihcn bon 100000 Gfm0
in Srlonb mo pom $20.O00.000 in
&n1ericn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
Gic Gn9lGnOer luullten es beiicr uer-
ite6en ais Die 9cntidlen.

@uibinatOm, 2. G. 9tah 9Iniiht
americaniiher 6ohleite if Die
6auptlJriade Der Gcrun9liidung oe5
HieienIuftlhiffs 39i.2 in Gonitruc-
tiousfebIern 5u iud3eu, inoem 0ie
GugIanoer bcin 3ou in mihtigen
Gutctcn bon Den Hldneu Der Dcltt-
iden 3eppcline obpi,hen ltn0 Ser
beiIerlutgen nod ihren ei9enen
S>been pornabneu. Sic gfclomA
ROB oo5 9uitihiff ntitten eut5mci-
brad1, loBt nod 2Iniiht Der 6ohIcpte
nit 5iemlider 0eitimmtb5it oaranf
iblieBcnOoB ctlife 6beiIe SIT idmod
aebalt marcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
SaS SrlaaO=
YrOblem.

Die britiid-iriiben &erbanOlnngcn
in fritiIdcm Stabinm. - 6rie'
DensOfferte Der britiidlen 9tcgie-
rnng pum iriif-repnblieaniidsn
9sarlamcnt rnnOmcg perluurfen.-
Selbitbeitimmnngsredt uOn nenCm
betont. - SrlanO unl0sIi6 oil
Gnglano gebnnoeu, antiuUrtet
SlunO Oeorge. - @eitsre %er-
bnnSlungen 5a geipartigen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
llntIc Sam lpuGl uieNer cinnaI her
&crlnlttrGgcr.

C6ihon Der 39-2 nod nidlt for-
nell an bic Ger, Stoaten ao9clie-
fcrt mar, iperoeu 0od mobl Sic 9tnc.
ricnner Gen &erluit 9roBent1eils 3ll
troaen hoben. 98ie lid n0nllih ber-
auaitcat. bat eos omcriconiid)c Slot
tenant bcreits anoertbalb Mfillioncn
on GnQlouo abbe5obIt m0 OoB Sic
gngIon0er ie Dieies 8clo 3urijd3o1-
len rper0en, itebt ouBcr 15roqc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-04
Geographic
Der Scrbredler.

3nnahme pm &erbredlcn nnS Sin
fen Der gIural intcrnntiUnalc
Srideiunngen i'm 1efOlee oCs
&elttriess. 1ntcreHuntc &cr.
gleidle 5luiidleu Den perldieoenen
&dnNcrn nuo SOlfcrn europa s.
Yiittelpnnrte bcS Carbohydrates
weiien beiOuoerS itnrte Mchrmuo
Der &erbredDcn anf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25
Fleet Trenton Youth VIII
Play in Germantown
Basketball Teams Line
Up Tonight

THE basketball fans of Germantown
have won out. After Wednesdays
game with Camden the fans waited on
manager Dave Dennis and demanded
that young Eddie Glasgow be played
in the next game and their wish has
been granted, for the leader Of the G's
announced this morning that the fleet
Trenton youth would be at forward in
this evenings game with the Camden
champions.
Germantown is conceded by fans and
critics as being Camden's most danger
GUS contender for second half honors.
Up TO date the "Skeeters" have rode
roughshod over all the other clubs in
the second half series. In playing Ger
mantown the champions meet the club
that has caused them more trouble than
all the rest of the teams combined,
especially at Auditorium Hall. Chew
street and Cheltcn avenue, the home Of
the Suburbanites
All the stars Of the local club will
be on hand for tonight's contest includ-
ing Elmer Ripley, Frank Bruggy,
Stretch Meehan and Nat Holman.
The Germantown captain did not get
started in either Of the two games last
week. That is something out Of the
ordinary, and as Nat is real dangerous
on the home court he expects to even
up in the scoring records for the points
he missed last week.
Campbell Has Big Lead
Soup Campbell. sterling forward of
the Camden champions, has big lead
in the scoring records of the Eastern
League second half race. To date he
has registered total of thirty five
points. The champions have all the
leading positions monopolizcd, for Roy
Steele is second on the list with twenty
eight and Eddie Doln ranks third with
twenty four.
Campbell is way ahead of all rivals
in tossing field goals, he having fourteen
to his credit to date. Steele and George
Norman are his nearest opponents, with
eight each, which indicate that the goal
tossers are not making any exceptional
records so far. But the biggest sur
prise is recorded in the fact that the
premier foul tosser is none other than
Roy Steele.
Roy has never broken into print as
a one point tosscr, his chief claim to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25
FRIENDS CENTRAL
ATHLETICS BOOM
Basketball Team Winning Con-
tests-Track Candidates
at Work

st. Lukc's School basketball players
are preparinr for n hard game with
Friends Central School at the Ouakcr's 8
.a.;,,r, 49,. r.;J,, rho yovne
sS',nd''u"' h'N' '''"s'
nthietes nave not overlooked the tn''
that the Blue and Gray aggregation
won two games in a row from Friends
Select School Friends Central has been
showing marked improvement and
Coach Botsford's protcges should give
the visitors hard battle.
Captain Rowland. Lindsay. Ochser,
I ino'',nS, m my w. a'om.aTa. ,,'o.s Ropmor
stanton King Rarnos Riddle. Wilkin
son and Nurnhy ore reserve playcrs
This sGuad is deveIoninu ranidlv and tho
Friends' Central students nte bopef,,l
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The House Behind the Car

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an automobile continues throughout the life of the
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and standing of their Dealers That only distributors
who have sold Dodge Brothers this were
first manufactured years take distinct personal
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THE GLASGOW)

ming club at Lafayette, was the 900
yard and half mile Middle A. A. U.
champion and won exactly 21O medals
aS swimmer. He is captain of the
liygeia Swimming Club and president
of the Alamac A. A. of Lake Hopat-
cong, which will stage the national
haif-mile championship for women
July 10.
incidentally Mayor Bader, who for
merly lived in Philadelphia, was an all
around athlete, played football, com
pctcd in bicycle races and was no bimbo
on the cindcr path. One of his sons is
studying at Penn and was manager
of the freshman football team last
season.
From this distance IL looks as IL the
National Stadium Of Atlantic City is
promoted by the sort of men who
accomplish what they set out to do.
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this resort. We are considering four
sites for the stadium any one of which
will answer the purpose. We expect to
acquire something more than seventy
five acres of gronnd and that territory
will not be any too large. One site in
particular is desirable because as Dan
Mclaughlin said when we were dis
cuSsing it, it Is not more than fifteen
minutes from any point on the island.
No One Old Now
''You know in these days of jazz and
pep nearly every man, woman and child
goes in for some form Of athletics. They
start in the grammar schools, continue
it in the high schools, follow it in the
colleges and find it so hcalthful and in
vigoratng that they keep it up even
after their hair becomes sparse and
gray. There are no old folks any more.
With this thought in mind we planned
the stadium. When this project has
been accomplished Atlantic City will b.
the only town in America. probably the
world, to boast place where every va
riety of outdoor and indoor sport can be
staged.
1--WE will erect building wherein can
be held horse shows, poultry shows. dog
shows, auto shows. basketball, vollcy
ball and everything that is staged under
roof. An unusual feature of the sta =
dium will be that it will contain a
quarter. half and mile track and don't
forget this: There will be nine hole
golf course! Provision will be made
for every branch Of outdoor sport that
you can think Of
"Alr 'ady we have 81, 800 900 pledged
toward the enterprise. Our plan is to
sell memberships which will cntitle the
holder to all the privileges of the
stadium with the additional benefit Of
about 7 per cent interest on his in
vestment. Sounds pretty good, eh"?
You can't blame Latz for being
enthusiastic over any athletic project
because he's an athlete. Swimming is
his specially. He started the norman
stuff while II student Mt the Atlantic
City High School and continued it
under the coaching Of Gcorgc Kistlcr,
at Penn. He held the 900 yard record as
member of the Philadelphia Swim
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earned its position by hard work
but when Southern beat Germantown
and Central High trippcd Northeast the
fans will admit it all helped. On the
other hand. West Philadelphia had Il
fairly easy time of it with Frankford
in the last game played.
Coach Warren Weller has a first q
class aggregation in Captain Fred
Sweet. MrNichol, Buckalcw, Elliott
and Stevenson. Elliott is considered
about the best center in the league.
Pcnnel, Senscnig and Hcintz are II trio
Of dependable players. This team loom,
up as dangerous contender for the
pcnnant, just as it did carlyin the sea
son.
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STRANGLER LEWIS IS
STILL TITLE HOLDER
Heavyweight Wrestler Throws Earl
Caddoek In Lengthy Bout

New York, Jan. 2J.---Ed r'Stran-
glcr"D Lewis. of San Jose Calf, sue
ccssfully defended his worlds heavy
weight catch as catch can wrestling
title last night by throwing Earl
Caddock, former champion. in I hour
and 81 minutes. Lewis won with q
combined head and hip lock. Z
The winning fall came as a dramatic
climax TO one Of the most terrific mat
struggles ever seen in the Fast. Cad
dock appeared to be the winner up to
within one minute Of the finish. 4
After an hour and a half of wrestling
Caddock gained "A terribly punishing
toe hold and for one minute and ten
seconds he struggled to force Lewis
shoulders to the mat. The champion..
in his agony beat the floor with his
fists and cried aloud, but his voice was
drowned in the terrific uproar for Cad
dock. The former soldier was tre-
Iucudous favOrite with the 10. 600 spec
tator8 who watched the contest.
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Scholastic athletic
Schedule for Today

Camden High at West Philadelphia.
Arlington High at Eaduur High, girls.
Catholic High at FrankfOrd High.
Southern High at Haverfprd Preps.
Haddon Heights High at Palmyra
High.
Iansdownc High At Media High
Amber High at Perkasic Hirh.
Germa 1tOwn Academy at 81. Buke's.
SWarthmOre High At RndnUr High.
SwarthmOre Prepg at Chestnut HI.
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fame being in the fact that he is the
greatest captain and team worker play
ing the game. Steele invariably is the
leader in assists, but his team mate,
Jimmy Campbell, is first in this depart
ment to date with eight, 80 between
Campbell and Steele there are few honors
that are not monopolizcd at present.
The individual records are appended:
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sHUBERT TOPS SCORERS
IN CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Catholic High Has Best Team Rec.
ord With 100 Points

Shubert, Of Nillanova, is leading
scorer in the Catholic High Schools
Basketball League, with a total of 81
goals in three games, IL two-pointers
and q from the fifteen foot mark. His
nearest competitor is Logan, of Cath
olc High, who scored 46 points in three
games. He tops Shubert as foul
shooter, having 30 to his credit. Cath
olc High leads in team scoring with
100 points, and Nillanovu is second
with 07 points. The scoring records
follow: