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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05
ARREGLASE EN- CUBA La
SITUACION BANCARIA
Ha sido reorganizada va la
directiua del Banco Na-
cionaI cubano

Tecgrama Especial para LA PkENeA-
NEW YORK. ularZo i.-Se ha etec-
tuado una casi completa reorSaniza
ci6u de Ia Direction del Banco NacioT
nal d.. Cuba y Porfirio Franca, Ge-
rente de la Sucursal en- Ia Habana
del Nationa! City Bank de New York
ha sido elegdo como Prcsidente de
aouella INSTITUTION. debiendo hacerse
el cambio cficial el dIa 10. dc abrii
pr6xino. fecha en- que saldra para
Europa el ex-Presidente Nllllam
Merchant. con su csposa que ha es-
tado gravemente enferna.
Por 10 que hace 4 Ia siiuaclon Gu
bana, en- vista DE habcrse Tencido las
difioultades que Sc preSentaroh me-
diados de fcbrero ' en- vista taTnbien
de que la situaci6n dc los Bancos ha
meiorado. Sc cree que habra pocas
dificul,ades con motive del paSo de
dep6sitos anunciado para e ounce de
mario.
FL sobierno, en- lugar de sus trein-
IA y dos millones de d6lares deposi-
radus en- los Bancos, la acep;ado Sc
surdades V ha expresado su contiar.
"a en- Ia solvencia de clos.
En- la Habana. las condiciones del
Ranco Nacional de Cuba han me1o-
RADIO tanto que hasta ha sido possible
hacer algunas rcm.siones de dinero
circulante a los t:stados Cnldos, el
nuevo Consejo dc Directories mira la
situaci6n con mayor optimlsmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05

no podra probars"l" hahcr "st23o mcz
cIado an el compiot carrancista.
Todos los militarcs prisioneTos han
sido va cons:snados juez mi'ltar'
para que So cncarEUe de abrirles pro-
ccso a fin ie defiH:r las responsible
lidaGes de tcdos cada uno de clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05
IA kOTA SALiENTE

Asi como "A rota conTrovsdora fuS
Ia vista del achaCoSo preSidente que
abandonaha el gobierno ahatido Y
graRdeuseRte crvejecido. Il not2 sa-
Eente fue e. discurso del Presidente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05
|EL DERECHO A IA Hl)ELCA No ES.
absolute, DICE FL PROCORADOR
DecIara que puesto que los hueIguistas han estado
apeIando medios reprobabIes, debe consIderar
seIes como rebeIdes y tratarseIes como tales
Gompers feIica los huegustas les dice que no cedan
en- su actud hasta que logren realizado el pro-
posito que persiguen con su movlmlento

minada por su parte y que no sera
diflcii va veneer a los directories de
Ia huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05
CARLOS GREEN F(jE
ClP7URA]O EN- e.
PTO. DE TERACRljL
Sc Ie acuso de que iba a
revoIGcionar en- ei Esia-
do de Tabasco
FRACASO Ia REBELLION
ESQ dice Ia Secretaria de
Guerra, con nlotivo de
las aprehensiones
FRACASO LA REBELLION

IclcErama Especial para 'Lt FRENSA'
NERA,lElZ. mario i.-Car.os
Green. -%ohcruador del Estudo de
Tah"sco. fut a7rcuendido por la po-
!lc.a m!lit1r dc este puerto. oncdcc.on
do 6rdcnes que :" Sabt fuc~on tr;,s-
mitidas d. n Ciudad de Mexico.
Green pretend'a diricirse al Estado
, &c TahaSco. con u proptsito. segjln
Se die" de cucabczar un moyimicnto
rcvolucionario contra q enh:cruo del
general Oh~ "6n. djscuStado como So
c1cucntra por haber sido aprenendido
! d"stituiGo DC su cargo hace va-ios
mcseS. con motive dc habor disUelto
Ia LEGISLATURE a balazos. ma-ando a
los Dr!nciral"s miombros de ella.
F! Icfe milita~ de cSta plaza. obe-
dscicndo las instrucciores giradas
d. IN capital del pals. ha dispuesto
que G"cs3 sen conducido . n metro
poll. conver!ertcrncnte cScol:ado.
-CIUDAD DE NtENICO. mario i
AsegIrass que el general Francisco
Urquizo. Ia a!evado una protesta entr
sica ante el jefc del gobierno. por su
apprehension. pues que atirIna que es
absolutamonts fa.so que - halle cor
plic2do en- alsI:n provectado movi-
niearo revolucionarjo. como SO ha di-
cho. Dfcese que Urquizo considera a
su apprehension Sc debe exclusivamer-
te venganzas personales, pues que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05

considera impossible arrojar pn peso
extra de quinicntos millorcs de pc
setas sobrc los contribuyertes. pero
que hay necesidad de aumentar las
contribuciones so5re los ingresos per
sonaleS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-05
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES


bids VIII he -CCciNcI nth tho eighth
day OF August, a. D. 1921 at 800 y.
M, by the Board of Education OF Dis
trict No. ]. Fremont County. Port
land. Colorado. for addition TO school
building Mt Portland. Colora do, In ac-
cordance with the plans and specii-
ca lions IA prepared by ..ount 1cv and
Frewcn. Architects. Jl3 Chamber of
Commerce building Denver Colorado
Plans and Specifications Will be on
file with T. y Hoop. secretary. at
Portland, Colorado, and the office OF
tho architects after the Twenty third
day of July. 1921. where came may b"
ohta ned b" contra tore.
All bids to be on blank forms ne
furnished vita specifications ana
each to be ACCOMPANIED by > crrt'iIa
check made PAYABLE to tho Board ~
Education. and in rum not iesR than
s per cent Of tho proposal rendered as
. guarantee that should contract he
awarded that tho successful contract
ors will enter contract and furnish
bond as required hy tho speciflca tons.
The checks NJ bidders will he returned
also that Of the successful bidder. az
tor surety 10 4 has psen furnished.
The Board reserves tho right 10 re-
isct any or all bldB
BY order Of the Board Of Education
Or District No. 3. Fremont County.
Portland. Colorado.
Dated July y. 1921. President.
Attest. Z. T. Hoop.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02

wANTED-A double seated surrey.
Phone 704
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
FOR SALE ~
CNIAP. CITY REAL ESTATE

PAIR LOTS-14o0 Wabash, cheap for
cash; phone 1851; 610 No. Main.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
GOOD REASON

'I don't see why YOU call your place
a bungalow" said Smith to his neigh
Dor.
We'll. II It isn't bungalow. what is
it," said the neighbor. The job was
a bungle. and 1 still owe for i'll
Parsons Weekly.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
TO RE DONE WITH DISCRETION

III you want to be really popular
with men," says Mr.. Arthur Pendenys.
become widow" This. of course.
may be all right. but few husbands can
really learn to love a wife who makes
a practise OF this sort Of thing-Punch
II ,ondon)
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
STRUCTURAL STEEL

STRUCTURAL STEEL
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON THIS
MATERIAL
s Roof Trusses SO IT. span
S Roof Trusses rs #. span.
10 Roof Trusses so IT. span.
IL Roof Trusses 40 IT. span.
10 Roof TT Asses S6 IT. span.
Roof Trusses "a IT. span.
10 Roof Trusses is #. span.
Five complete steel buildings, quit
able for warehouses. etc.
I beams, channels. angles, columns.
g1rders, cut to any desired length.
steel water tanks 80 #. 10 IT.
2 steel water tanks "a IT. IL IT,
steel water tanks % IT. 8 IT.
2 oil storage tanks 36 TT, ms, 10 It.
8 wood water tanks 90 IT. Il IT.
80 H. P. tubular boilers 100 lbs. pres
sure.
500 good windows and frames.
Lot of second hand brick.
All the above located at Colorado
Springs.
MORSE BROS. MACHINERY G.
SUPPLY co.
1872 Wazee st. P. o. Box 300
Denver. Colo. Colorado Springs.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
HART REALTY co

WELL improved ranch nesr Nor
wood. colo Finest soil and water.
owner not living there and will sell
cheap. Phone 2a3sW
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
EAR U-1
Nina Whitmore in her evening
gown which actually reaches
from the neck to below the knees.

The daring thing in fashion to-
day is modesty. Witness, for in
stance. this evening gown from
Paris worn by Nina Whitmore,
well-known actress. 1t reaches so
far up that it even covers the col
lar bone, while it certainly reveals
no more in the region of the knee
than is shown in the street frocks
of our best f,appers and grandmas.
1t is black and white creation
made of white silk creme.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02

FOR A BRIDE
The prettiest, cutest. oompletest little
home in Pueblo consisting OF living
room. breakfast room, bedroom.
glassed-in sleeping porch, kitchen and
lovely white bath room. Fine large
basement. Beautiful pair OF lots In
lawn. Price only $3.50 cash.
c. F, RAY & CO. l07 r. Ahricndo.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02

H n. NEwHnusE. carpenter and
contractor and builder. lo1 santa Fe
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02

GAS stove. nearly new. with lighting
attachment, $500. laundry plate $500.
Sage Transfer Storage Co.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
BUSINESS CHANCES

RESTAURANT for sale. 121 W.
B. st. Opposite Union Depot.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
WANTED CITY REEL EsrAvV 90

WANTED - To buy or rent from
owner. four or Ave room bungalow
with sleeping porch on North side.
Must he modern. Add. Y-in. Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81

CASH REGISTERS: We buy.
sell. trade exchange. and repair all
makes of Cash Registers. Remember
Leeds leads All LEEDS CASH
REGISTER SHOP. Main to Delaware
at 18th street. Kansas City, Mo.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

ioxii TENT. /, gauge shot gun 7'st
y. Nsin St
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
81 per line each insertion.
Counting SIX average words TO the line.
Cash payment with order Of on pre-
sentstion of bill
This rate il fiat, regardless Of the nun
bar Of lines used OF thu number Of
repetitions Of any n.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
CARPET CLEANING

II. A. Smith, air and steam CARPET
cleaning and urnolsterine. '1i East
5th. Phone 9il W.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
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(RNRuAsMc
" OSZaoNr
xksY>aARRS c HsaER<

Torrent. of the American Giants,
was on third, no outs Batsman hit
a sacrifice fly to outheld. Before he
hit ball Torrenu went ten feet back
OF third and crouched like a sprint
er and, when ball hit fielder's hands,
charged home, just beating throw.
Is he allowed by rules to take such
a running start? Yes, but it's dan
gerous IL the umpire is cranky or
careless.
What is a scratch hit. and is a
bunt that is beaten out a scratch ?
There is no such a thing as a
scratch hit. except 1t means a lucky
one. A good bunt is not a scratch"
always.
A is on second, batsman fouls.
A starts back for second. but before
getting there pitcher delivers the
ball to plate and A stops and then
dashes to third. Can he do so with
out touching second again. Yes.
A on second, B on first. c makes
a clean hit TO left field. A crosses
home plate. but fails TO touch third
and is called out when ball is re-
layed to third. Does c get credited
with hit. No.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
.SCHOOLPUPILS
ASKED TO HELP
Supt. Holloway Rallies
Them to Aid of Unem-
ployment Campaign
SENDS LETTER
TO TEACHERS
Special to The Evening JournaI.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Oct. -Superintendent
OF Public Instruction H. V. Holio-
way will ask the school children of
the State to aid in the campaien To
reduce unemployment. Superinten-
dent Holloway today directed a let
ter to school officers throughout the
state explaining that Herbert G
Hoover, who is chairman OF the
PRESIDENTS Unemployment Confer
ence, has called upon the National
Association to rally the school forces
Of the nation back OF the movement
to find jobs for the three and half
million unemployed.
A letter from the officers Of the
National Educational Association to
State superintendent Holloway re-
quests that school authorities make
plans to have unemployment given
special attention by the children in
an effort to direct the attention OF
people generally to the situation.
In addition to giving special study
to local conditions. the schools are
asked to give publicity to the pro-
posed remedies for the present
emergency and to include in courses
Of study, provision for consideration
of unemployment as a permanent
problem. Emergency measures will
include general "sprucing up cam
paign."" in which all people OF the
nation will be asked to find the odd
jobs which can as well be done now
as later.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
CLUB NETTED $lS44
FROM CARNIVAL
s,oo,., 20 The Evening Journal

Spccial to Ine ENShAhe -,
MIpDIE oct. 2l. - The
arst fan meeting of the new Century
club was held on Tuesday afternoon
with the president, Mrs. Clarence T..
pool in the chair. Mrs. Pool gave
Greetings TO the club. She report
ed mat the club received s1S44.6S
as its share OF the proceeds from
the carnival held last summer. MIS-
Leland Pleasanton sang several solos
accompaniedby Miss Alice M. Brown
Mrs. willard B. Biggs gave a re-
view Of the new novel Brass by
Charles G. Norris. Curtis Ninyard
gave a violin solo. accompanied by
John c. Pool.
Mrs. Henry Ridgeley, OF Dover.
gave a talk regarding the League OF
Women Voters. The President an
nounced that the Middletown Club
members are invited to Smyrna on
october 2sth, TO hear Mrs. Schmer-
hoen. Next Tuesdays meeting will
be held in the evening and will be
in the form OF a musical 1t will
be an open melting.
A cafeteria supper will be served
in the Town Hall. at odessa. on Fri
day evening of next week and will
be followed by a Halloween social.
The proceeds viii be for the bene-
ft OF the public school
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
DELAWARE BEAGLE
WIN CHESTER AWARDS

Many Delaware dog fanciers had
entrees in the fourth days events,
OF the sportsmen's Beagle Club, be-
ing held near West Chester. and they
were not behind when the awards
were made.
The going proved hard in the
morning. but as the rain stopped.
many good performances were re-
corded by the judges.
The summaries follow;
AII-age Dogs. is 20 is Inches-First
Series-How They Ran.
Bowen Ben Bolt, Charles Bowen.
Baltimore. Nd. with Bannock Ban
try, S. Homer Cam, Kennett Square,
Pa
Billy Parson. Sankanac Kennels.
Phoenixville, Pa, with Sarum Whip,
William. steele.
Vosburghs Riley. Harry Vos-
burgh. Roseland. n. j., with Fox's
Dock. Joseph II. Baldwin, Whining
ton. Del.
Baldwin's Benny. Joseph II. Bald
win, Wilmington. Del, with Follies'
Sheriff. Richard c. Turner, Chester.
Pa
Delaware Lad, DR.. +. W. Kralker,
philadelphia. Pa, with stoney Brook
Dandy. Richard c. Turner, Chester,
Pa.
Bumo's Tip. Ralph ]. Butz, Al
bertas Pa. with buttons Watch
man. Joseph II. Baldwin. Whining
ton. Del.
Beau Master Man. r. f. Jackson,
Baltimore. Nd. with Mousley's Pale
face, Prince A. Mousley, Whining
ton. Del
SANS Crow. f. II. styer, carlans-
willie, H., with Palmetto Patch,
Ralph J. Butt, Albertas. Pa.
Bohemia Dix. John W. Scott, Elk
ton, Nd. with Mousley's Crockett
Prince A. Mousley. Wilmington, Del
Vosburgh's Sunny jim, Harry Vos-
burgh. Roseland. n. j.. with yellow
Creek Jack. Matthew J. Haley, Will
mington, Del.
Haley's Duster. Matthew ]. Haley
Wilmington, Del. with Rosedal'
lTipperary, DR.. James Van Dyke
Sunbury, Pa.
Sankanac Rockey, Sankanac Ken
nels, Phoenixville. Pa, with Jacl
Patch, Ralph ]. Butz. Albertas. Pa
Bannock Guardsman, S. Homer
Cam. Kennett Square. Pa, with
Peter Piper. Walter G. Kugler.
Carter IL. John c. Boyd, will
Charmion Frank, Ralph ]. Butt. AL
bertas, Pa.
Fromm's Reveler. W. c. Fromm
Baltimore. Nd, with Sankanac Buck
sankanac Kennels, Phoenixville, Pa
b Sankanac cyclops, Sankanac Ken
nels, Phoenixville. Pa, with Stew
arts Dandy, Fred Horns. Newark
Del.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
snvERnRooK RIPPnEs.

Silverhrook A. a. is running
strong. stick to it boys. do not let
the Brook back up.
AL Williams the president is short
and thick and full OF pep stick by
him boys and he will pilot you
through your pleasure and troubles.
John Bunting the basket ball
coach had his first practice with the
team at the High school on last
Tuesday. Keep It up Jack. and you
will have a winning team. Do not
forget boys. practice at the High
School next Tuesday.
Davey Jones captain OF the quoit
team. in the second division was not
in condition to play on last Monday
evening when the team played old
Swedes and lost all five games
Smoke up Dave. we do not want the
same thing 10 happen when we play
at Mt. Salem on next Monday night
John Eglenton captain OF tn,
third division quoit team. has a great
bunch OF players. They took -four
out OF five on last Monday. Keer
It up Jack and give Second Baptist
the same dose on next Monday even
ing.
Mitchell Grey. director OF quoits, Is
long and lankey. He win have his
eye on both teams.
Millard Tolson the new secretary
is full OF business go to It Millard
and show the boys how 10 keep the
correct records Of the Association.
Bill Clark director OF bowling, Is
not being counted on TO deliver.
Bro. Koester the newly ,elected
trustee. claims 70 be a bowler. He
! will have a chance soon on the bowl
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
NERwICK TIcERs READY.

The Merwick Tigers have booked
a game for Saturday with Rockford
to be played at Rockford Tower
grounds at o'clock. This will be
Merwick's first game OF the season.
The Tigers will practice tonight at
Second and dupont grounds in prep
aration for the game.
Manager Schaible has cancelled the
game with St. Luke's until further
notice. The following members are
urged to report for practice tonight:
Latch, Payne. Cook. Sakowski, Leb-
mum, Sheldrick, Delcolo. Schaible.
King, Heckler, Connell. Boyle, Roe,
Sharp, Ireland, Johnson. schofeld,
and Stanley.
Any teams wishing games in the
near future should get in touch with
Manager Harry A. Schaible, 1927
West Second street. city.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
Bx S. S. MLLANfAN

Coach, East Tech High, Cleveland
The above formation is a very
good one for a lighter team to use
against a heavier opponent.
II the defense gets out of position
around the center, No. 10 can take
the ball on a quick plunge through
the line. If the line does not shift
out far enough then No. IL can re-
ceive the ball on the run and get
out to his opponents weak point
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
PHILA. SWIMMERS
AT Y TONIGHT

The swimmers of the West
Branch Y. M. c. A., of Philadelphia,
agreed to fill in the vacancy left on
the program for the swimming
events to be held at the local Y. M.
c. A. when Philadelphia Central had
to cancel their engagement to swim
here tonight because of one or two
members of the team are on the sick
list.
The record OF the West Branch
swimmers is even better than that
of the Philadelphia Central swim
mers according to Coach l. Bernard
of Girard College and il that Is the
case the Wilmington boys viii have
to be keyed up to a high pitch 10
win. The local swimmers felt con
fident of deating the Central swim
mers even though they received a
trouncing at their hands by S2 to
IS score. six months ago.
Since February 22nd OF last year
efforts have been made to bring the
swimmers of Philadelphia Central to
Wilmington for a dual swimming
meet but each time it was without
1
result. on the eve of what SEEM
ed to be reality word comes again
that the Philadelphia swimmers can
not appear. The prizes purchased
especially for the Philadelphia Cen
tral meet with the date February %,
stamped thereon seem to be white
elephant.
An effort to bring the representa-
tive swimmers from Girard College
to Wilmington tonight resulted In
date being set for meet TO be held
oct. 2Sth. This has not as yet been
confirmed by letter.
The meet tonight with West Phil
adelphia Branch promises to be one
Of the real treats Of the indoor swim
ming season and the followers OF
this pastime cannot very wen az
ford to let this opportunity pass
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
.DELAWARECITY
HONOR PUPILS
Supervisor Announces
Large Number on List
For September
MR.. AND MRS. WEBB
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
.pecial to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, oct. 21.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry c. Webb, OF Clinton
street, entertained a number Of the
young friends OF their daughter, Miss
Frances. last evening at their home.
The guests came masked and dane
ing, games and a musical program
featured the evening The home was
beautifully decorated with ferns,
autumn leaves and black and yell
low crepe paper. In the center OF
the dining room stood a shock OF
corn fodder, surrounded with
pumpkins. giving the room a hal
lowe'en effect A collation. consist
ing OF fruit punch, old fashioned
ginger cake, apples and nuts was
serYed the guests.
Among those present we're the
Misses Esther Eaton, Kathryn Rose,
Minnie Schultz. Peggie Davidson,
Margaret Clark. Emma Shaffer, Eva
vandegrift and Mrs. Robert Pea
cock; and Messrs. Emmett O'Neil,
Harry Magaw, Clayton Smith. c.
Evans. j. Vandegrift. John Webb,
Francis Lenhof, Norbit Cook,
Harry Mccall, and Robert Shaw.
Miss Phyllis Mason. supervisor OF
the local schools reports the follow
ing list as honor students for Sep
tember:
Eleventh grade-Davis Coal, Ruth
Morrison. BERTHE Jefferson, Esther
Eaton and Myrle Yearsley.
Tenth grade-Mildred Netsch,
Evelyn. Blalock. Florence Lester.
Kathryn Roberts and Josephine
Hagan.
Ninth grade-Charles Rose.
George Jester. Dorothy Bauman.
Harry Heal. Mary Roberts and
Lenna Lampp.
Eighth grade-Mary Clark, Dor
othy Stanley, Louisa Smith, Gather
inc Netsch and William Derrickson.
Seventh grade-Medeline Ellis,
Clarence Bender, George Neal, Carl
Eaton and James Smith.
Sixth grade-Newburne Wolfe,
Grace Lander, Irene Lea, Frank
Heal and Charlotte Armstrong.
Fifth grado-Charlotte Baum,
Robert Miller, William Givison,
Kathryn Brannon. James Nc
Carthy.
Fourth grade-Theima Carlei
Margaret Bright. Jane Miller, Mar
tha Rash, Anna Mccarthy, Gather
inc Smith and Catherine Taylor
Third grade-Dorothy Oakes, Anna
Netsch, Dorothy Beck, Helen Boyer
Elizabeth Husfelt and Evelyn Rud'
nick.
First grade-Eleanor Fernan
Marian Mcpherson, Anna Northrup
Charles Gardner and James Bright
Second grade-A class; Gertrude
/ Bright. Mary Brannon. Neri
/ BRYAN, Martin Burnett and Elsi'
Murphy.
b class: Frances Tugend, Jane
lester, Beatrice Walker, trancl
iDunham and William Stickel.
Miss Esther Eaton Of Port Penn
is the weekend guest OF Mis-
Frances Webb.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
MICKEY MORRIS
CLEANS UP DECHTER

OF the three Wilmington boxers
who participated In the bouts at the
Ice Palace in Philadelphia last night.
only one came on with victory.
Mickey Morris. OF the other two.
one lost on points and the other was
Knocked out. This is according to
the decisions in the Philadelphia
North American by Jimmy Can't,
night expert, which are as follows:
f"Joe Christie. 121, knocked Joe
Hall OF Wilmington, 122. as nat rs
smoked herring in the fourth
round.
Benny Bass. 12o. beat Jimmy Vim
cent. 121. to the punch and the pop
uIar decision in six sessions.
Mickey Morris. 100. won from
Matty Dechter los. in half dozen
innings.
The only bout in which Will
mington boy participated TO receive
mention was the Hall-Christie set
to- CAN'T had this to say about Il:
For action. the mix between tho
two Christie. OF Philadelphia
and Hall. OF Wilmington-ran sec.
ond to none. In the very first round
Hall crossed a right. followed VI
this punch with a series OF blows e
the body and jaw.
''came round two, Hall again mad
Christie wobbly
"And then the end OF the thirt
session. No. IL was not Hall ina
went to sleep. The glove was on TIT
other hand. Christie rallied. crossed
a right to Halls chin. The Whining
ton lad was groggy. A series OF left
and rights to the body and the light
we're turned out for Hall. He was 5,
completely out that It required sew
eral minutes before he was able e
walk from the ring"
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

Tarzan Taylor. who helped Ohio
State win the Big Ten honors in
1920. will be at the guard post, and
Trafton, formerly Of Notre Dame,
viii block out the center. han a
dozen other grid stars of universities
and colleges all over the country
make up the reserve list.
The Staleys are conducted along
the same lines as a university eleven,
holding their daily drills and in
many instances having both morn
ing and afternoon sessions before a
big game.
During the 1920 campaign. the
staleys lost game out Of 13. and
that to a team they afterward de-
feated more decisively.