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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
hoy Beats Record i'm Dual Swin1 Meet
College aquatic Team.
Makes Eastery, Visif

'ok the frst time In the history
OF intercollegiate swimming n
Ianadian team will visit the East
tnis week to contend with college
ana club aquatic teams. McCfll
University. possessing one of the
strongest teams in Canada, will en-.
gage In dual meets with Brown
University. Columbia and the New
The team is captained and coached
0y George Vernot, of Montreal.
olympic star. Vernot finished sec
ond to Norman Ross in the 1900.
meters at the Olympic games and
tnen raced 70 a dead heat with Ross,
over the l50syard distance at De-
troit. The Canadians Will also play
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
lolgate Basketball Team
10 Play Toronto Quintet

HAMILTON, n. Y. Dec. 17.--Col-
sse.s basketball team will play its last
same prior to the Christmas trip
sss'nst Toronto, the contest being
s s.assd on the home floor, Tuesday, De-
ssmber 90 This will be the only fast
sumnination that the Maroon will face
osagfe = she meets Creighton University
- peeember 26, and the result of the
s". s.Me VIII portend to some degree the
wss Iwuscsss that the team will have on its
k.fh0r TWO years the Toronto basket
ss Sa quintet has won the intercollegiate
ttasMplonship of Canada. defeating
as Of the caliber Of McGill and the
sSn..sysfslty Of Ottawa. The center and
ffrssus fnss from last years FIVE have re-
ase,s wsSsu 70 school and have formed the
SSasas Ss;,s .s around which team has been
thne .nas Will compare fayorahly with
Sons. ~ ''e 'ess WV 90"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mare, or commerce. the learue,
record holder, could do no better than
anish third in the event. Dowlinr. Of
De Witt Clinton. touched him out for
the place.
The tie FOR the lead previously
reached in the tournament remained
nnbreken. Erasmus Hall defeated
Manual Training, SO to II, and Com
mcrce outpointcd De Witt Clinton. 27
to se. so the schools first named arc
still ahead oa even terms. Neither has
been beaten this season.
In the other engagements decided
Commercial downed Morris School. se
to Is; Stuyvesant downed Richmond
Hill, Al to IL, and Evander Childs iust
managed to nose out Townsend Harris
By the close score of 81 to 26.
Three Of the teams booked for meets
failed to report, those of Jamaica, Far
Rockaway and Boys schools. AS the
former pair were to oppose each other.
each was set down for defeat bv for
felt. Flushing, slated to face Bows.
was awarded victory by default.
Several excellent performances fea-
tured the competition, and foremost
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Penn's Relay Team May
Compete i'm Paris Meet

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE Uni
versity of Pennsylvania relay team,
first intercollegiate and interscholas site
relay races to be held in England, may
also meet French team while abroad.
Announcement was made to-day that
the athletic authorities of France are
endeavoring TO arrange race in Paris
for the Red and Blue runners before
their return.
The Pennsylvania athletes plan to
sail for England March 90. They will
return month later, arriving. about
ten days before the relay carnival at
Franklin Field.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
O'Hearn May Be Lost
To Yale Hockey Team

BROOKLINE, Mass, Dec. H.
Charles O'Hearn. quarterback Of this
years Yale varsity eleven, is at his
home here nursing an injured right leg
which may keep him out Of hockey FOR
the remainder of the season. In the
opinion of his physician, the injury
may also handicap his gridiron work
next fall.
O'Hearn wss hurt in the Columbia
Yale hockey game last Wednesday
when, in collision with an opposing
player he sustained muscle rupture.
The. injury forced him to forego Il
holiday tour with the. Yale squad,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Twenty-three Players
Receive Letters at Penn

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. lt.-Twenty-
three members Of the University Of
Pennsylvania football squad have been
awarded varsity letters. Several Of
them, including Rex Wray, captain of
the 1921 team. will be lost next year
through graduation.
Those receiving the letters are Wray,
Ertresvaag, Gentbner, Cochrane, Mil
ler, Day, Vogelin. Graf, pern. Thur
man, Sutherland, Grave, Hamer Humes,
Sullivan, Lsngdon, Maher. Pendleton,
Grove, McAnally. Lewis, Whitehill and
MANAGER Ford
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Spencer Beats Coster

Wee Wee Willie Spencer was award.
ed the judges decision over Benny
Coster in the twelve-round final bout
at the Rink Sporting Club last night
Happy Mahoney and Willie Burke bat.
tied twelve fast rounds to draw in
the semi-fnal. Harry Martin knocked
out Joe Reeg in the tenth round OF
another scheduled twclvc-rounder.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
School .S,Ui,,, Summaries

ioo-yard' swiia---Won by Farrar, Evander
Sas'os; Waluoka Townsend Harris, sec
9na' 1 Eaton, Evander childs, third: White.
Townsend Harris, fourth. Time, l:1o SIS
,-.se-yard swtm--Won by Schell, Evahaer
Sh1!ds' Sundun. Evander Childs second |:
lDDaSiason. Townsend Harris third; Post
'e%nsend eS Harris, fourth, Thine. asst
eu-yard back stroke swim--Won by Walk
ev, M Iownsend Harris; Baker. Evander
Childs. second; scheve, Evander ChIds
ynird; kaPper, Townsend Harris fourth
-co-yard relay swim--Won by Townsend
Harris (Gretsch. Turkel, Weise, Conn) !;
Eivander Childs (Meyer, Robson, Mcneil. S,
farrare' second Time, a:e5 ga.
Ger ehiies' 4s points; Worrall Townsend
Harris, ~ points. second; Wilson, EvanCer
Childs. "A points third Robbins Town
SEND Harris. 20 points, fourth.
Commerce, c7; Clinton, 2e
nerce; Atlas, De witt Clinton, second;
Mandeibaun, Commerce. third; Koenig,
De Witt Clinton, fourth. Time. :ss
loo-yard swim--Won by Baka. Com
tsr. De Witt Clinton, third: straw strauss, s. De De
Witt Clinton. fourth. Time, 1:l2 as.
22o-yard swim--won by Hanrette, Com
merce; Kneis Commerce, second: j. Mil
ier, De Witt Clinton, third Time, 2:5s
5oyard backstsoks swim-Won by Nc
Nulty- De Witt Cltnton; Bowling, De Witt
Clinton, second; Mare. Cornmerce, third
Barrere, Commerce. fourth. Time, o33
As.
aoo-yard relay swim-won BY De Witt
Baer) Commerce (Isoscfsn, Devon, Roses
sadlol second. Time, s:o5.
y, lsa Fancy divins-wen BY koengeeke. De
& m5 eihson noin 20 POINTS ascond sedslnEsd Com
merce, 4s points, third Min De witt Clin-
ton, 30 points. fourth
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HELP WANTED
Instruction

ARITHMETIC, Grammar, Correspondence;
English for Foresners Neglected Educa-
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
ARMY vs.. Pitt ON Track

WEST POINT. N. Y, Dec. 17.-Army
has in course of preparation a track
and field schedule for next spring, It
was announced to-day that dual meet
with University of Pittsburgh would
be held here on Saturday. May 12.
Other meets are contemplated for the
cadets.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Beats Fowler
In Shoot-Of at Mineola

j: +. Simonson and Stanley G. Fowler
sied TOR the high scratch prize in the
hfty,:birdr shoot Of the Nassau Trap
The gunners each had forty-cieht out
of a possible fifty targets. On the
shoot.off Simonson took the cup. II
then left Fowler in a tie for the hirh
handicap prize with DR.. J. C. Both.
They also shat off and first cup went
TO Fowler.
The scnres-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
miscellaneous

JAP ESE-Tcxperien cook butter: splen-
did references. Agency. ies West <eth
Bryant f7S7
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Todd Soccer Team i'm Tie

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.--ln an
American League game played here to-
day between the undefeatad leaders--
philadelphia-and Todd's Shipyard,
rousing tussle resulted in a draw of
one goal each before 1000 people.
Fleming scored for the home team
from a penalty, while Sweeney re-
sponded for the shipbuilders.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

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BUSINESS CARDS
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Erasmus and Commerce Still
Tied for Lead in Tournament
Clinton Defeated by Ancient Rivals by Margin of
One Point, 27-26; Manual Training Also Beat.
en-; Morris Team Bows to Commercial Bows

Arthur MeNu OF De Witt Clinton High School hettere tho
ing A L. record for 5o-yard back stroke sx - 49, 80
meets IN the eleventh series Of aquatic the Columbia University
pool competing against High School of h
took first place in the remarkable time Of "a DIX second. %
second better than the record AS was not made in an
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Nebraska Seeks Harvard Date

CAMBRIUGE, MASS, Dec. 1T,--Uni-
versity Of Nebraska wants to play
Harvard's football team next fall. An
inquiry from the Westerners was re-
ceived by Harvard athletic authorities
to-day II Harvard has y place ON its
schedule to offer, it was indicated, Ne
braska would begin negotiations. Uni
versity cf California as yet has made
no final answer to the Crimson's inv-
tation for game here October 28 next.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
$4,000 Offer for Buff

MANILA, P. T., Dec. IA local Aght
promoter to-day cabled Tex Rickard
Offering Johnny Buff $4,000 and all
expenses for u twenty-round contest
here with Pancho Villa, bantamweight
champion of the Far East.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
TRIBuNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING g
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

NOTICE rs h4reby given of the loss in this
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
SIAN1lAL TRAINING,
Team total
INDIVIDUAL SCORING

Fuahmore. Jamaica, ls2: Goodfellow.
Comm ercial 1sl; Brownshield, Evandcr
Chlda. l7s; Miller. Evander chids, III;
Devereux, Erasmus Hall. 177s Taylor,
Commercial. Az; Kaiu Evander Childs,
17a; Oman. Commcrcial III; Dunn Evan
der Childs. III; Knopp. Commercial, 1853.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Erasmus, IS; Manual, "

aq.ysrd swip-Won b. Lewis, Erasmus
aa Msgsai asgsE1 TTssmas Trsn1ns ns sssaad rIid
ie-yard s,wisn-wen by .Tonaksins~ hras-
mus Halis Johnson, Erasmus Hall second {;
Norsesn. Manuai Training. third Time,
sse,yard swna--won by Talamini, Eras-
seond; Donsrheina. Manual Training. third.
se-yard back stroke swin-won by wess-
Hall second: 1agals, Erasmus Hall. third !;
Ds fronzo Manual Training, fourth. Time.
Han tUhrbrock, Benedict. Patten Lord /;
Manual Training to'Donnell, Allworh,
Faney dising~W7o1n BY Pa packenham. Mai Man
Han. ss points. second; Goldman. Manual
Training is points third Thomas. Eras-
aus Hall. ~ points, fourth.
Commercial, 81; Morris. 13
5e-yard swiFn--won by Peters, CONNER
stein, Morris. third; Adler, Morris. fourth,
aercial; Moreiand Morris. second; Achilles.
Ncrfis, third Watson. Commercial fourth
Time Eli 2-5.
se0-yard swisn-Won by Koop, CONNER
cisi; c. Miller. Commercial. second; Cal
sin, Norris third. Time, 3:l3 10.
so-yard back stroke T. Iss swirnUwon s,a BY nd Goid
Ackerinan, Morris, third. Time, o;4o f-e,
zoo-yard relay swiln-Both teams for
leit"a. No score.
Fancy diving by Rosenzs Com
nergiai. 81 points Mitchell, Morris. ss
points, second; schuster, Commercial, aS
points. third. .
Stuyvesant, A.; Richmond Hill, IL
.o-yard spoiul--won by Brskczynski,
stvS Vesent; Broquehais, Stuyvesant, sec
on, Orr, Richmond HILL third Schmaze,
Richmond Hni, fourth. Time. 0:S2S-h. =
iD0-yard swhil-Won by Tenrcdy. Stuy-
yesaz3i: Crossman. Stuyvesant. second lie
M,n Richmond HILL third; Wheeler, Rich
aond Ilfn, fourth. Time, 1o2 3-5.
92e-yard swn--Won by Martin, Rich
nDnd iIiH; ,Gresser, StYyvesant, second;
Cah-n. Sruyvesant, third. Time. $40.
5o-yard back stroke, swim-Won by
Byady.' Stuyvesant; Jorgensen, Stuyvesant.
second: Gilmore Richmond Hill. third:
Mcclellan. Richmond. Hin, fourth. Time,
e.4f.
2Oo-yaro relay swim-won by Stuyves-
ant by default.
Fancy diving-won by spengler. stuy-
yrsant 81 points; kortucke, Richmond
Hill. IS points, second; Armstrong. Rich
mond Hin. 80 points, third; Petersen, Stuy
yesant "a points. fourth.
Evander, ~; Townsend, 26
Sa-yard s,vinl--Eon by Lewis Townsend
Harris; Bachman, Evander Childs. second:
Klnger Townsend Harris third; Brett
man, Evander Childs, fourth,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

High scratch--W. S. sllkxorth.
Travers 1sland--W. $. Silkworth.
Hish Handicap-F. A. Schaufher
Special Handtcap--J. NJ. Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Jamaica VS.. Far Rockaway
Flushing Ss. BOYS

JalUdlCa vB. Far II0CkANdy
Both teams failed to report and defeats
ty forfeit were marked against them
Flushing Ss. Boys
Boys School failed 10 report and victory
was awarded TO Flushing by default.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
WEEKS REFUSES
PARDON FOR s.
BLACK SOLDIERS
Negroes Convicted For Part
in Riots at Houston Must
Stay in Penitentiary

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The war
department is opposed to granting
clemency to the 60 former members
of the 35th infantry who are in prison
for participating in the Houston riots
in August, 1917, Secretary Weeks to-
day informed Chairman Kahn of the
house military committee.
The secretary, in a letter, gave In
formation concerning the prisoners,
all negroes, sought in a resolution IN
troduced by Representative Anthony
Republican, Kansas, who asked wheth
er any of the men were in Leaven-
worth penitentiary for merely mis-
sing roll call on the night of the riot
and whether there was likelihood of
Glemency being extended to them.
The only reason clemency has not
been extended and is not now rec
ommended,' Weeks stated, lis that
on account of the offenses of which
these men were clearly guilty, they
are not entitled to any clemency."
None was found guilty because he
had been absent from roll call on the
night of the riot, Weeks said. Prac-
tically all of those still in prison. the
letter stated, denied that they parti-
cipated in the riot, although the evil
dence shows clearly" that they were
guilty of murder and mutiny.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09

Bebe Daniels comedy-drama which
opens at the Lyric theatre today and
tomorrow, is the product of crafts
man long skilled in th9Aart Of ex
tracing Dountlful laughs from a tlr-
ed public. Elmer Harris, author Vi
Ducks and Brakes, was, with On
yer Morosco, author of q So Long
Lefty" Pretty Mrs. Smith," and
s'canSry Cottage''A-44 three of the most
popular comedies of recent years. Mr.
Harris has also conceived the success
Trial Marriage" The Offenders
wild Olive" and Sham"
The story as evolved by Mr.. Har.
ris concerns a young girl who is nav.
ing her last fling before marriage !;
VINO is so active and restless that de-
spite the tact she has Ler1ectiy
good tiance, she flirts most ouIrag-
enously. Her pet habit is calllnS
strange numbers on the telephone,
flirting with whatever interesting
masculine voice may reply.
when her france leans that she
has Deen flirting, over me wlie, with
several OF his club friends, he en-
lists their aid in a conspiracy caIcu-
lated to cure the reckless young mss
once and tor all OF promiscuous tele-
phon-ng. The plot thickens to the
point Cf melodI anna, and needless 10
say, Miss Teddy Is properly subdued
and marches uemurely to the altar
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
STYLE STARTERS


The simple
pared with the tribes.
When Myantses
wide and
atned solid in
Comfortable? No But the
started Bsbee Bodied
styles have gained the
Most fashions
hide physical
Beauspo patches
wife who wanted to aped
Modern mans cycut hair originated
Francis had to have his lovely
The ongtaled which
was introduced by Charles VII
Some 400
appeared with
got broader broader People
royal cclamatons
wider than six inches This stopped
The
instinct human beings
bestng
Men pokng
instinct the same desire
faced citizens parading uniforms
Mans fashion instinct has become
necessity OF adapting
are a
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
ECONOMY THE ISSUE


relief munich
should
Republican
complete
nationally
that when
political regime dib
efaey n
should
be placed the
equally of highway
While
while the Democratic
and down fundamentals
not be based technical
the slightly
and voter will his ballot
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
PAINLESS METHOD OF
REMOVING TONSILS is
LATEST ACHIEVEMENT

CHICAGO, Dec. s. - Radium and
the X-ray can supplant the knife and
save thousands OF people from horror
of having their tonsils removed, DR..
A. j. Pacini, chief of the X-ray Sec
tion of the United States public
health service, asserted at the meet
ing of the Pathological Society of
America today.
THE germs are gradually killed
and the organs return to their nat
ural size under the treatment" he
said. There is no preliminary oper-
alton necessary and the whole pro-
cess is painless"
clear photographs of internal dis
orders are made by an instrument
which attracted wide attention at the
meeting today. The appliance was IN
vented by DR.. Hollis Z. Potter OF chi
cago, who received gold medal from
the society tonight.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
80 SZalYall
Forbidden Fruit"


A, CAST, of remarkable strength has
been assembled BY Cecil B. DeMNle
to portray Hhe exaeting roles of For
hidden Fruit" his latest Paramount
picture which will be shown tonight
and Saturday a. the Central theatre
and Sunday and Monday at the Eagle
tIeatre.
The cast is headed by trio of play
ers who appear for the first time I'M
der the De Mile banner. They are
Agnes Ayres, Forrest Stanley and
Clarence Burton. Miss Ayres, known
as one of the most lovely women on
the screen is credited with acting of
high merit in this production.
Forrest Stanley is one of the most
versatile of leading men. Clarence
Burton is a veteran of numerous Para
mount productions and is recognized
as character man of rare ability
In the supporting company are such
players as Kathelyn Williams, Theo-
dore BOsloff, Theodore Roberts, Shan
non Day, Bertram Johns and julia
Faye.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
Hi SCHOOL. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED

Interscholastic basketball will head
the center. of attraction in the realm
of high school athletics for the COM
ing winter months. schedule has
been drawn up which again divides
the state into four districts with the
winner of each district playing for
the state championship at the univer-
sity in the last week of February as
was done last year.
Playing in one of the southern dis
tricts will be Tucson. Nogales and
Ber/on while Bisbee, Douglas and St.
David will contest for district cham
piOn in another.
The following schedules for the
southern districts of the state will be
observed:
Southern District No.
Nogales plays at Benson on Jan. 81
and at Tucson on Jan. 20.
Tucson plays at Benson on Feb. 4
and at Nogales on Jan IA
Benson plays at Tucson on Jan. 81
and at Nogales on Jan. %.
Southern District No. 2
Bisbee plays at ST. David on Jan
81 and at Douglas on Feb. II.
Douglas plays at st. David on Feb.
2 and at Bisbee on Jan. 81.
st. David plays at Douglas on Jan.
II and at Bisbee on Jan. IA.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
Acquit Third Man
Of Staying Aged
Mexican i'm Texas

Ell PASO, Texas, Dec. s. w. l.
Thurman, an employe of the Unit
ed States reclamation service, was
tOGay acquitted of the murder of
Merijildo Monies. The killing occurr-
ed last February at cnns, Texas.
Monies, 76 years old, employed as a
gate tender for the reclamation SER
vice, was found dead by the roads.u
with crushed skull. A bloodstained
croWDar and a whisky bottle, aisC
hloodstained,. were founG near the
body.
thurman and two companions. who
reported finding the body, were ar
rested. Thurman is the third cI LIZ
trio to be tried for murder and the
third to be acquitted. The oefense
maintained Monies had Teen rn
down and killed by an automobile.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
BROTHER OF DEPOSED
GUATEMALA PRESIDENT
WANTS HIM PROTECTED

PARIS, Dec. s. - (By the Asso-
ciated Press.) = Julio Herrera, broth
ell of Carlos Herr era, who was GUST
ed from the presidency of Guatemala
as a result of the revolt in Guate-
malta City Monday night, appealeds to
tie American embassy here and the
French foreign office today to inter
vene IN order to save his brothers
life, which he declared was in dam
ger. French officials told him, they
would instruct their representatives
in Guatemala to do whatever was pos
sible to protect his brother.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-09
WHY HE'S GOING BACK.

the following: An oldtime covered
wagon went through Shawnee, Okla,
the other day, and the cover bore this
roughly inscribed explanation: Texas
is starvation, Oklahoma is specula-
ton, New Mexico is desperation, Ari-
iona suffers from over taxation. The
whole country is shot to hell with the
Harding administration. I'm going
back to Arkansas"