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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-21
RuNGK STARTERS

From Life
It would seem as though the
Senatorial "Damps' and "Drys"
were still at lagerheads over the
beer bill.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-21
A Birmingham Case

J. S. Price. 902 49th ST., n, says:
MY back was so lame | could hard
~ straighten. My kidneys bothered
me, causing me to get up frequently
at night. l felt tired and tagged out
and Ii was hard to get around. Inc
Kidney secretlons were highly COL
ored and contained sediment Doan's
Kidney pills that | bought at GREEN'S
Drug Store soon fixed me up in good
shape"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-21

Are you dragging around day after
day with a dull. never-ceasing back
ache? Do you suffer headaches.
dizzy spells and sharp. stahbins
pains. feel tired, irritable-without
life or ambition? Likely then your
trouble is due to kidney weakness
not hard to correct II treated prompt
iy. but dangerous II neglected. For
QUICK relief use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Donn's have helped thousands They
should help you. Ask your neighbor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-21
PLUGGING OUT

From Wayside Tales.
A Kentucky man seems to have
found a relative of the city girl who
thought 1t must be cold work har-
vesting the winter wheat.
The young woman of whom the
Kentuckian tells is a native Of Gin
cinnati, and was lately talking vita
him about tobacco and tobacco rails
ing.
II should like ever so much to see
a tobacco field" she said, "espe
cially when 1t is just plugging out"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-21

I've lost my name somewhere in one
of the lots and found that lovely
moniker, Gloria Summers in an
other one.
My friends on the sets all call mo
Ria, and they will probably call you
aWiroie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
n. D, FOOTBALLERS
ANNEX NEW TITLE
Claim Championship of the
West In a New ''Hand-to-
Mouth Pass.

Ollie O'Reilly Clark. his man Earl,
his chef Pete and his Toms. Dicks
and Harrys assembled all the nipple
ments Of modern Sjll-of-fare on the
banquet board at Notre Dame St
Parick's night; and if the Army.
Iowa, Purdue, Nebraska, Indiana or
Rutgers had any scouts present 1t
is a sad. sad tale they carried home.
Rockne's men uncovered a hand-tO-
mouth pass which swept the boards.
Led by Coach ROckne. Capt. Ed
die Anderson Willie Coughlin. not 10
mention Hector Garvey. Hunk An
derson and lesser lights. the NOtre
Dame football squad emerged from
the banquet hall, staggering It's true,
but with a clear title as Champion
Eaters Of the West. The first Skin
mish OF the 1921 season developed
fierce competition among the three
score candidates for place; and
Coach Rockne IS facing a difficult
job in picking the winners.
Friend ollie moved a little corner
Of Tipperary onto the campus for
the engagement: and supplied the
atmosphere with elaborate green
hangings for the lights. shamrocks
festooning the walls and tables. COM
pleting the picture with green head
gears and the traditional Irish plug
hat. Harry Denny and his Irish
minstrel boys furnished the River
shannon in lieu OF the old Green
river: and under the suitable infiu-
encc OF the Barney stone. the De-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Evers Rockies /"

THOMAS WHET4AN-Innclder a
semi pro from Lynn. Mass. Noted
as football player. Played with ism
Thorpe's team for years
ALFRED J. YOUNG First base
man. From Bethlehem. Pa
DON MARTIN BROWN-Irfeld-
or. Purchased from Springfield.
CMo) team.
GEORGE J. MAISEL-Outfelder.
Purchased from Portland In Pacific
Coast League. Expected 10 stick as
utility man.
JOHN r. Northumberland.
Purchased from s. Joe. 40. Plays
all infeld positions May lead as
utility man.
HAROLD L. LEATHERS-Iufcld-
er Purchased from Norfolk. Va
Bats right and left-handed
JAMES D. KENNY-Pitcher Beat
Alexander in a pitchers duel in
France and - being given q tryout
HOKE WARNER-Third base
man. Purchased from Kansas City.
Was out Of game last season.
OSCAR FUHR-Lefc-ha pitch
er Purchased from Omaha Prob
ably be sent back for more training.
FRANK b. ERS-Pitcher.
Chicago semi-pro. Probably be
given release or used in trade
JAMES A. COBLE-Pucher. Pur-
chased from Charleston. In. Prob
a bly go back for more training
EARL HANSON-Pitcher. Farm
ed out by Cubs to Peoria. III. Re
called. but viii probably go back
JIM Southpaw. Purchas-
ed from Chattanooga Probably be
farmed out
HARRY A WEAVER-Right-
hand pitcher Purchased from Kan
sas City Probably be used In trade
or let out.
PERCY LEE JONES-Southpaw.
Purchased from Eastland in Texas
League. Probably be sent back.
EVERETT G. COMES Catcher.
Purchased from Springfield. Mo. last
year. Played winter baseball in
China. Looks like he'll stick.
ALEX V. FREENTAN-Pt
Obtained from Beaumont. Tex.
Looks good to Evers for future.
Probably be used as relief pitcher
for present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
CHAMPION RETAINS
TITLE AFTER BOUT
WITH MIKE O'DOWD
Judges Disagree and Referee
Awards Decision To Viii
son Slow Fight

By Associated Press
NEW YORK. March ll.--JonnE.
wilson. worlds middleweight cham
pion. retained hts utIe Ia a 15-roun4
bout with Mike ODowd. form
cbampion az Madison square Garden
here Thursday night AZ tho end en-.
The battle the Judges disagreed onH
Referee Johnny McAvoy Of Brookiya.
gave his decision On favor ot wilson
The bout itself was n rather dis
appointing one from a nstic stand
point. as each man seemed afraid o.
the other and ODowd only adopted
his famous rushing tactics occasion
ally.
Wilson. who has the longer reach
was able 20 stand of or outpoint
ODoWd as long as tho eX-champion
was content 10 box or spar. but when
ever O'Dowd stepped inside 10 fsht
in his usual rushing fashion, Wilson
was the sufferer.
AT least three times durinE the
bout O'Dowd claimed that Wilson
was hitting low with his left swings
70 the body. In tho thirteenth round.
when their heads bumped, blood
spouted from a cut over ODowd g
temple During tho last two rounds
ODowd was bothered as a result Of
thls mshap.
Heavy Wagering.
There was heavy Wagering on the
result. Wilson was a pronounced Ia
vorlto in the betting during the day.
the odds being quoted as II % b.
but when the men reached the ring
side the betting was largely az even
money When the referees decision
was announced, Il was received with
neither much applause nor derision
by the spectators.
Both principles had weighed in
under the stipulated 100 pounds at
o'clock in the afternoon. Wilson
turned the scales at 158 pounds and
O'DOwd weighed 159 IA
Wilson was the first 10 enteer the
riug and he received a warm recep-
ton. ODowd climbed between the
ropes minute later and was greeted
by hearty cheers from all parts OF
the house. Both men appeared 30
be in excellent physical condition
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
SOUTH BEND POST
MEETS 0TTERBEIN
IN OPENING GAME
Thirteen Teams From NariOu.
Section of State Meet I'M
Floor Clashes.
By Juno KINERK

Facilities for accommodating the
many hundreds Of basketball fans
who viii attend the state American
Legion basketball tournament az the
South Bend r. VI a.. A. which VIII
open this afternoon ar o'clock
were completed Thursday night
Extra seats have given the fans the
assurance that they viii be taken
care ~. Fully 1000 fans can bee
comfortably handled by the ample
provisions made by the local man
agemcnt for their convenience.
4 word about the tournament
would not come amiss now. This
tournament IS the first state basket
bali tournament 20 De given in this
city. That in itself should provide
the fans In this city with the neces-
say incentive that they should ac-
cord IL enthusiastic support. The fact
that the tournament is under the
auspices Of the American Legion OF
the state can not be lost sight Of
either. But the most important factor
OF all in the tournament Us the fact
that the greatest collection Of bas-
ketball stars in the whole state VIII
be here Individually and collective
ly no tournament ever held has at
tracted such a stellar number OF
performers who are firmly cemented
in the armament Of basketball greats.
Promise Fast Games.
Former high school stars, ex-high
school stars. college stars, excel
lege stars. amateur stars, profess
sional stars. and other stars too nu-
merous 10 mention viii be here in a
body as members Of the IS teams
who will fight it out for state honors.
The games Will all be above the
ordinary calibre Of the best college
basketball.
II is high time that the lethargical
fans OF the city should awake.
n they permit themselves to- doze
through this tournament without
taking il In they will surely be miss
ing the treat Of their lives. Would
be fans who do not follow the game
"a attenuveiy as they might Will be
come enthusiastic boosters of the
sport after they see their first game
ia this tournament Previous
tournaments held I'm this city in the
high school sectionals have always
attracted enormous crowds and it is
doubtful if any sectional tournament
that was ever held will be half as
good as this initial state tournament
promises 10 be.
Among the lUminaries who viii eX-
hibit their prowess before South
Bend are. StODcbreaker. former
Wabash, and now. professional star.
He needs no introduction to local
fans. His efforts toward winning
the rag will be confined 20 the
LoganspOrt Legion. And he has a
bunch of buddies coming with him
who are neat performers on the
hardwood too. Bacon. ex-lOcal high
school. wabash. and now profess
sional star. is ranked by leading
sport critics throughout the west as
perhaps the greatest running guard
ever produced. South Bend fans
viii probably welcome the oppor-
unity OF seeing their former favorite
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Legion State Basketball Attracts Many City

even though NJ will play with a team
from Indianapolis. The capital city
is sending up a regular" squad.
Every team listed in the tournament
also has players OF nususl merit.
For instance. Bloomington has Dean.
Indiana college center who was
chosen as All-conference center this
year. The ability OF the players is
uuquesuonabl and there Will be
plenty Of those hair-raising games.
one or which alone. is worth going
miles 90 see. That's the thing which
pleases fans. and after seeing
couple OF these games South Bend
fans should be- a bunch Of tickled
and frlvilous people.
Six Games Today
The schedule for today.s game
calls for six games. The first game
viii Doe played at o'clock otter
bein. instead Of Valparaiso. viii OPP
pose South Bend in the curtain
raiser Valparaiso was held neli-
g!ble because their entrance was sent
in too late. Otterbein was then Sc
Iected 90 hu the gap. And they viii
do that creditably too. They have
crew OF tossers who rank with the
best in the state. That is the only
change in the schedule for the entire
number OF games. The other con-
tests Of the day will be. 3 o'clock.
Indianapolis IS. Corriden. 4 O'Clock.
Muncie Va. Gary. Z O'Clock. Crown
Point VS.. Greenwood. o'clock.
Huntington VS.. bloomington. and Q
o'clock. Logansport vs.. Winners Of
the fourth district tournament.
The five trophies. whose value will
approximate $500 Will be placed ON
display today in the American Trust
Co. building. Besides these 1--WE
trophies every member Of the win
ming team will receive an individual
award from the South Bend post.
one Of the II visiting aggregations
arrived Thursday night and the other
II Will arrive some time this morn
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

great indoor sport TO change their
opiEtons of some Of the players and
not until the last game has been
played was the time ripe for an all
state selection.
BY comparative scores are all
things proved Net a college team
in the state but has been defeated
by another college team. For ex-
ample Indiana defeated DePauw
and the Tigers won one and lost one
with Wabash. and the Little Giants
twice defeated Purdue, but Purdue
twice defeated Indiana, while De-
PAW twice defeated Notre Dame
and the Catholics lost TO Wabash
and defeated Wabash, and Indiana
State Normal defeated Wabash. but
Butler won two games from state
Normal and two games from Earl
sam and Wabash and Purdue each
defeated Butler twice The Butler
team lost one and won one with
Franklin. and Franklin lost two
games 10 Earlham but defeated
Hanover. Butler won two Of the
three games played with the Indiana
Dental College, and the Dentals won
one and lost one with the Earlham
team. The Quakers defeated Pur-
due. but lost two games TO Wabash
and were defeated by DePauw.
Rose Poly played losing basketball
being twice defeated by the Dentals,
twice By Butler, three times by State
Normal, once by Purdue. but Rose
Poly defeated Franklin.
Chinese Puzzle.
There is q Chinese puzzle-who is
champion? Notre Dame defeated
Valparaiso university and Valpo
came back and defeated Notre
Dame.
From the puzzle Of scores the crit
les have selected a few champions
by using the percentage system. In
the Big Ten Conference Purdue -
tied for the championship with
Michigan and Wisconsin. The l.. c.
A. l.. championship goes TO Butler
which team lost but one T. .. A. i.
game that being to Franklin. But
Ter also won the Indianapolis col
lege basketball championship by de-
feating the Dentals in the third
game Of the series.
In spite Of the fact that no team
has a clear title TO the championship
Of the state OF Indiana many claim
ing that honor, still the play Of some
athletes stood out 50 far ahead or
all others that they must be named
on the mythical teams called the
AIr-State, some critics have chosen
three forwards, three guards. and
two centers. but if a man is good
enough for All-State he should De
one of five. not one of eight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Mr. Clarke expressed his warm
friendship for Notre Dame in a short
talk which brought tumultous ap-
plaUse; DR.. StocckIey and Father
Carey, chairman of the Board Of
Athletic control spoke a few words
Of appreciation and Coach Rockne
warned the squad against resting up
their laurels, in the coming season
which will test their strength and
courage Earl Dickens. an alumnus
Of the school presented the 23 mon
ogram men OF the past year with
gold footballs from the athletic de-
partment.
There was but one notable dis
appointment during the evening.
Frank Coughlin, president Of the
senior class. retiring captain Of the
football squad, and a reOwned or
ator who never fails to deliver, found
that upon the occasion of being call
ed to make an address, he was lit
orally to full for words.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Voss, became. as Coach Rockne ex-
pressed it. Irish by environment"
start Early.
The walters began travelling at
$50 o'clock in the evening and never
stopped for time out. alter they
had attacked with grapefruit salad.
oyster cocktails, pickles, olives, cell
cry and crisping frog-legs and found
the Notre Dame defense impregna-
BILE, what do you suppose they did?
They answered as did John Paul
Jones. 1--WE have not begun to fight
and brought on chicken. mashed
and sweet potatoes. What happened
TO these formations is now a matter
of history; and even the green ice
cream and ND monOgramed pastry.
found no mercy from the crew Of
Captain Eddie
The Squirrel quartet" Garvey.
Decree. Seyfrit and Kane entertain
ed more or less musically after
Coach Rockne threatened TO cut off
their supplies. once more demon
strating his ability to attack at the
weakest point. Seyfrit and Kane ran
the ends we'll as Mike and Ike, they
look alike" and Florenz Ziegfield
CoUghlin presented Flynn. Slaggert,
DcOley and Kane in imprOvised
musical selections. very much i'm
proviSed. The assemblage wept
long and copiouslv after Hector Car
veys pathetic rendition Of the Jail
house Ballad" but the orchestra re-
tr!ved the situation by a violent in
depreciation Of that ditty so pop
ular before the time Of the sham
rock and rye, Hail, Hail. the Gang $
All Here"
Few Serious spots.
There were just a few serious
snnts 10 the eNeninps, antarta inmnn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
By HEZE CLARK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March Il
With the close of the college bas-
ketbal season the time TO select the
All-State Basketball teams has come
For more than a month the critics
have selected mythical state teams
but the results of late season games
have caused close followers of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
BETTING FAVORS
ANDERSON SQUAD
IN BENDER GAME
But Orange and Blue Fans
Are Taking All Money Post
ed at 10 TO 8 Odds.
BY \ STAFF CORRESPONDENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind March Il.
South Bend high schools basket
BAH team was the second of the 10
entrants for the state high school
basketball championship 20 arrive
mere for the tournament which be-
gins Friday. Walton high schools
squad preceded them by an hour.
The city is agog over the tourna-
ment and everything indicates 10
one Of the most bitterly staged
struggles that has ever occurred in a
state championship tilt. Everybody
on the streets talks bask etbau. The
natives eat bask etban. and the Wis
TORS who will accompany their as
pirants viii aggravate the situation
The concensus OF opinion is that
Rochester and Anderson win meet
IN Fhe finals. Each team has some
tough shedding before they will
reach the finals, If they do. Ro-
chester viii meet Franklin, last
years champions. in the first game
Of the second round OF play which
will be at $50 tonight. Anderson
Will have 10 dispose Of South Bend
in the first round TO get a start
If they defeat the Blenders they will
not have a tough schedule until the
final game.
Betting Is Lively.
Many South Bend alumni from
DePauw, Indiana, and Purdue uni
versities, who came to cheer for
their alma mater together with the
90 local roOters of the South Bend
team who made the trip are cover
ing all the bets Of 10 to s on An
dersOn 20 win from South Bend in
the first game. Outside Of rhe An
derson-South Bend game there is
little betting
There is great fear among some
Of the expert dopesters that a dark
horse" will loom out and crop the
| berries over the favorites. The most
potential of the raven colored equines
are. Sandusky, Bloomington. Mar
tinsville, and South Bend. Any one
Of the four teams mentioned seems
TO be equally as strong as the fav-
orites and may upset the dope by
annexing the honOrs before a much
surprised ardent HoOsier net fam
dom except their loyal boosters who
will go about with a wide grin and
as Il told you So expression and
action.
The opening scene in the fraCas
will be at nine o'clock Friday morn
ing when the curtain goes up with
Martinsvine and Franklin occupying
| the center Of the stage. The first
act will have four scenes and the
third will possess half that number.
The climax Will be reached Satur-
day night at eight o'clock when the
melting pot of 16 is simmered down
TO just two contestants who will
| fight it out for supremacy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

New Orleans will shortly boast a
boxing arena costing $4,000.
In Holland many women find en-
ployment in the brickyards.
No two persons see the same rain
bow, say scientists.
Importation of silencers for fire
arms into Australia has been pro
hibited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
National Woman Champion
In England for Tourney

BN United Press.
LONDON. March 11-AIiss AleXa
Stirling, woman golf champion OF
America, arrived Thursday on the
Carmania. She was met at the 7 Ter
and welcomed by a large delegation
Of golf players and enthusiasts
The American champion said she
had not come TO England without
knowing the difficulties she was go
ing to encounter on her mission to
win the British championship.
Il think 1 have a fighting chance
TO win the title" she said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
HEZE CLARK MAKES
ANNUAL SELECTION
OF ALL-STAR FIVE
Dope Expert Chooses Mehre
and McDermOtt for Places
on Teams.
ALL-STATE FIVES
FIRST TEAM.

FIRST TEAM.
FOrNard-Cannon (DePauw).
FOrward-GOldsberry wabash.
Ccnter-Dcan Undiana).
Guard-White Purdue).
Guard-AIillcr CPurdue).
SECOND TEAM
Forward-Adams (WabaSh).
FOrward-HOOkcr (ButIer).
Ccntcr-Mehrc (Notrc Dance.
Guapl-Burns CWabash).
Guard-DObbins Ondiana).
THIRD TEAM.
FOrward-MCDcrmo (NOtrc Dame)
FOrward-DehOrity Undiana).
Ccntcr-White de Pauw).
Guard-W hitter (Dentals).
Guard-Mendenhal de Pauw).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
LYNCH GIVES SERVICES.

BY United Press:
NEW YORK. March Il - Two
boxers. Joe Lynch. bantam cham
pion, and Kid Norfolk, colored
heavyweight champion, are to box
for nothing at the show here Mon
day night for the Irish relief fund.
Willie Jackson demanded $4,000
and Rocky Kansas $4,000 TO furn-
ish the main bout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
FROM NEW YORK

Comes Ellsworths distinctive
Springtime apparel selected person
ally for you by your buyer.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
South Bends Originality Shop.
98O8-18
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

One-ffth Of the income taxpayers
in New York are women.
Children in India learn the multi
plication table up 90 40 times 40.
China has more suicides than any
other country in the world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

Grown men, as we'll as children. fly
kites in Japan and China.
One Of the principle articles of
Japanese diet is fish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
EIIsMoRTWs ANNOUNCE

the arrival Of new collection OF
their original creations for spring
bought under the personal direc-
tion Of your buyer while IN New
York this week. Included are new
Wraps. Frocks. Suits. Bonnets and
BlOuses
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Value Giving our Hobby
gEug-I IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

AT GREENBLATT'S SATURDAY
SPECIAL PRICES OK ALI.
ClIOK.ERS ADJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

The Pennsylvania legislature is
considering a bill to tax resident
fishermen 81 a year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Training Camps

By United Press:
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March l..
John McGraw divided his Giant
forces Thursday. 4 first and sec
ond team viii set out on an eXhi-
bitiOn tour Friday The New York
manager did something unexpected
when he relegated Rube Benton and
Lee King 20 the second team and
elevated Shea. Brown and Walker
90 the first section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
We're Sure!

That we have the correct
Easter outfits for you men.
Hundreds OF new Spring
suits and top coats have just
arrived.
Clean, fresh stock of high
grade worsteds, elegant serges
many imported fabrics.
Snappy styles, all types, all
sizes. IN mems and young
mems Spring models.
Every single garment all
wool and finely tailored to the
last stitch.
These suits and top coats
are the finest buys" of the
season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

BY United Press.
CROWLEY. La. March babe
Ruth. Ping Bodie and other home
runners of note were here Thursday
20 take part in a fracas between the
New York Yanks and the Indianap-
oils Indians. The Yanks were ex-
pecung just as easy a time as they
had Wednesday in beating the St.
Louis Cards Il to g. Ruth hit a
floral bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

BY United Press:
PASADENA. Calf March IT,
The Cubs beat the Pasad ena Mer-
chants in an exhibition game mere
Wednesday. Z to g.
Ey Associated Press
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

NEW ORLEANS. March IL
Brooklyn Nationals Q: l.: 5. New
Orleans. Southern Association 10; s;
.. Screiber, Post and Kreuger. Tay-
Tor; Colbert. Higgins, Lehman and
and Deberry. Smith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

BY United Press:
BEAUMONT. Texas. March IT,
Effective pitching by Hasty and
Naylor. allowing only three hits.
scarcely enabled the Athletics to
win over the Beaumont Texas
leaguers here Wednesday TO 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

S P E c A l. Gaberdine
cravenetted top coats-belt-
ed model
$500