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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

By Associated Press:
TOLEDO. Feb. 20.-Chicago was
awarded the 1922 tournament of the
Elks National Bowling association
at the annual meeting held here
sunday night The date was left in
the hands Of the executive commit
tee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Thomas Howard. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Scott. Oil S Laurel st.
died sunday Afternoon at $50
o'clock. following a three days ILL
ness with pneumonia. He leaves
his parents and the following broth
ers and sisters: William. Lillian.
Mary. Frances and Pearl. He was
born In AIishawaka July 20, 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Feb 21. at First NJ. z. church.
Price 75c. Begin serving at $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
DANCE WEDNESDAY EVENING

From 9 till u. given by A. C.
Zimmerman, music by Swanee's or
Chestra, at Mishawaka Star hall 500
5. Laurel st. Couples, 35c; extra
ladies, 10c Adv.-21t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Photograph records. 10-inch dou-
bie-faced. soc each: for $3.50. at
Blue Bird shop. s74ftf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Auto painting and truck lettering,
tenders and hoods baked. Hart
wick. Adv. 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Tenders and hoods baked, auto
and truck painting. Hartwick
Paint Shops. Phone a.. Adv.-1St7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
a RcnIIv ChristInn NntIon

England is willing TO forgive her
debtors IL Uncle Sam will forgive
her debts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
ROBERT
WARWICK
TE
THOU ART
THOU ART THE
MANI

a r0n0nce Of smu7gleS~
gems, Of woman's lure and FOL
ly, OF heartless false imprison-
mems G. a brave mans sacri-
fee for a love that was worth
while.
Laid IN the diamond fields
Of Africa-adventure land Of
the worlds soldiers cf fortune.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Mireila, now 10 cents and two for
% cents 9f24-tf-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

SaIzburg. now 1Oc and for
Use s723-tf.
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Mishawakd Classified
Mnntcri-Tn Rent.

TTRST ST. ". 322- Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping outside
entrance. rot!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

Hartwick bakes tenders and
hoods Adv.-1St7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

HORSE BLANKET LOST = saturday
evening between Ann ST., and South
Bend Return o. 1902 Ann st, or phone
Nff.rDay,-skq $40 eOtt.
TADTFsS-WT witch. found on Lincoln
way East. near Mason 81. Inquire nc
426 y Sfudehaker at 2Otl.
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Automobiles

1870 STN-CyHndcr eLummy roadster,
room for five. best looking car IA city,
Am perfect mechanical condition, newly
painted. good tires all around with
4 spare. windshield flares, tire pump
and other accessories for sale at Lerbe's
t.4raQa MfshaWakn.
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FRENCH SERGE.

54-inch all wool French Serge. Fine
quality Special $3.50, CO m
S3.25 and .......... s5JuUU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

PARTLY-M Modern house of hve looms
within five or six blocks from Wooden
Co. by April only IN family. Adj
dress J. L., News Times l9tJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
CREPE SHIFTING.

4O-inch plaid Crepe Shifting. satir
stripes. Special sale 60 0Es
price - EE - -
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FANCY SKIRTING

40-inch fancy Skirting in satin
stripes. Splendid quality; 90 En-
sale price ......... SEEO@S
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Farms for Sale.

- ACRES-On the Jefferson road for
sale. Some timber. Just the right size
FOR a chicken farm. Price 81 400.
Stark Realty CO. Phone Mishawakn
40. 12t7
SELL YOUR real estate now aud be sag
isAed don't wait and regret it. We
are here TO geN property for your o.
we VIII buy Il outright. Hastings. Ia
s. Church 81, Mishawaka 172-lOl9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

" ANTED TO- Bt-N-Housc In Nishava-
ka. Phone AIishawaka 90 2OtI
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OTTOMAN CORD.

42-inch all wool Ottoman Cord in
black, navy brown and ca m
grey. Special sale price s9GuVQ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
SILK TAFFETA.

36-inch all Silk Tafeta, chiffon
finish, in navy blue. Sale CO GE
price, $500 and ...... sDHnESS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21
SILK CREPE DE CHINE

5O-inch All Silk Crepe &c Chine, ex-
ira heavy quality in black, blue, grey,
pink and white. Special e. ga
sale price ........... - sSS
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Poultry and Supplies.
Articles For snI6


HOUSEHOLD Goods including piano
for sale Inquire Gao Lincoln Way
Last. 15t5.
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Note the Savings
in New Spring Silks, Dress Goods,
Suitings, Coatings and Skirtings at
SILKS!
SILKS!
SATIN CHARMEUSE.

40-inch Satin Charmeuse in black,
navy. brown and grey. CO m
Fine quality; Special at. spGaOO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-21

FOR SALE or TRADE-For house In
town. Five acres land; > room house.
harn hog. peu and chicken house.
Joe AcsaL J.. LASale RI. Box 1fi. 1916
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Houses FOR sale

ATTRACTIVE All modern semi bunGa
low. choice location on paved stree
Corner lot. 4GX1O1 Deal with owner
Call Mishawaka go. Address Bargain
HOME. News Times. Mishawuka. BOT
EIGHT ROOM HUUSE-All newly paper
eel and painted also two bath rooms
one furnished garage piaStered and
heated, hot water heat, laundry and
fruit cellar: corner lot. hard maple
trees. nice pivot hedge fence. price
700. Write Box L. T., NeWs-Times
Ot7
TOR SAIE-Seven room modern house
call evenings. ia w. Marion ST. lSu
INDIANA AV-Nine room partly mod
ern for sale. Price $3.50. stark Real
~ Co. l2ti.
ON LINCOLN HIGH WAY: seven rooms
Realty Co 1876
N THE north side. ain modern: six
rooms and bath Tor 81 90. 81 800 casi
required stark realty Go. i1tt
ONE OF THE-Nicest bungalows on tia
north side FOR sale Complete In every
respect. Price $500 stark Realty
Co. i2t7
FHTRD 81. r. J06-A ten room house
partly modern, and garage for sale
Part cash. balance long time Eu
3 ROOM. ALL MODERN cottage, gaFage.
big lot north side $500
room house, hne condition, north
side $500.
Ia acres, Lincoln way T.. q room aouse
furnace. electric lights. water. 81 100.
HASTINGS REALTY CO, III s.
Church Il
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HANNA

School began Monday after g
weeks holiday vacation.
The high water last week took out
the bridge over Bissel creek at ]. R.
Barnetts and also threatened the ap-
proaches of the river bridge at Lee
tina. Temporary repairs have been
made and the road is again open to
travel.
Geo. Lee, who has been employed
on the j. l. Guthrie ranch, left for
Portland Wednesday Mrs. Lee and
the children proceeded him month
ago and the family will make their
home at that city.
Cards announcing the arrival of a
little son to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Flock
on Dec 81, have been received by
Hanna friends. Mrs. Flock was for
merly Miss Vaye Bowers, popular
Hanna teacher.
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BRAMWELL

Geo w. Gordon Il moving wha
store stock he has in Emmett to hi,
rssch this week.
The Citizens Lumber Co. is hauling
some hay from Alma Thornack'i
place to town.
The tile line 60 the drainage ditch
is laid up to Alma Thornack's place.
Work has progressed quite slow on it,
as they have had plenty Of. water and
hardpan to work in.
Mr.. NARROW and family arrived
from Oklahoma and are staying at the
home Of his son-in-law Bryon Tap
pan. We have not learned whether
they will locate here again or not
They formerly owned what is known
rs the old Sasser place short time,
and left here about two years ago.
Miss Frances Patton, teacher in
the Emmett schools, spent her va
cation with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Ly-
ons.
H. C. McMaster made 4 trip to
Boise the last day Of the year, re-
Turning home Monday.
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SWEET

! Mrs. War;, who has been quite i'll,
lis again up and about
Robert Goodwin, after spending the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. G. Goodwin, returned to Payette,
where he is attending High School
Zeke Sweet left his log cabin in
Boise long enough to eat Christmas
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Sweet
The New Years dance held at Mon
tour was attended by several from
Sweet, Brownlee and Ola.
On New Years night, the Modern
Woodmen of America, Camp No.
670l, held their annual installation
of officers. at which many friends
Of the lodge were present. Following
the lodge work, cards were played,
and an oyster supper was served ut
midnight. The evening was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Jess Demasters returned to
her home in Emmett, after spending
the last week with the Elmer Bow
man family.
Ted Moore was business visitor
in Boise this week.
Allie, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Boynton, who has been visiting his
parents during vacation, returned to
his school duties at Weiser on Mon
day
Miss Lyle spent part Of her vaea-
ton in Emmett visiting friends.
Mrs. Rush Chase is i'll at her home
on Brownlee.
The Farley Yergenson family gave
a family dinner on Christmas Day.
Among those on the sick list are:
Mrs. Bert Cox, Mildred and Lois Pat
terson, and Mrs. L. N. Abel
The Anderson and Holbrook fam
lies were dinner guests OF the George
Boyntons on Christmas Day.
Frank and Jack McMurran were
down from Cascade this week.
Miss Cora Cox returned to her
homo In Bsiss on Tuesday, having
spent the vacation with relatives herr.
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EAST EMMETT

Miss Gladys Gray, who attends
Links Business College in Boise. was
holiday visitor at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferguson of Emmett
were New Years visitor at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dean.
Mrs. Hattie Dresser is now nicely
settled in her new home.
Miss Cecilia Kreizenbeck is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Rivord in
Emmett.
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is i'm
proving,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Westervelt were
New Years dinner guests Of the
Houston Hit family.
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OLA

r. E. Dalzell and Master Judsor
Rose are spending the holidays IL
Boise with relatives ard friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jiggs of the Oln
Heights entertained at tea party
last evening.
Lew Mathews and wife are spend
ing few days in Boise visiting rel
atives and friends.
Miss Frances Holhrook and Mr.. Ted
Holbrook are home spending the
Christmas vacation.
The Misses Ada and Eta Paddock
arrived home last week from Boise,
where they have been attending the
Boise high school
The heavy rains here last caused
Squaw creek to be higher than It
has been for several years.
On Thursday night of last week
the many friends Of Miss Frances
and Ted Holbrook gave them sur
prise party. Games were played and
good time enjoyed by all present.
Miss Felma Betchel returned r.
Caldwell last Saturday after spend
ing the holidays with the folks in
High valley.
William Otto, who has been quite
sick, is feeling better at this writing.
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Misses Ada and Eta Paddock r..
turned to Boise last Saturday, whers
they are attending school this winter
Our teachers. Mr.. and Mira Yer
non. returned from Emmett last Mon
day, where they went to spend the
holidays. They took up their duties
1t the schoolhouse Tuesday morning.
Ted Holbrook returned TO Weiser
last Monday, where he will reenter
High School. after spending the hol-
idays with home folks.
Miss Frances Holbrook went TO Boz
So Monday, where she will spend the
rest Of the winter.
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Notice

II you have work that you can give
to man or boy to help them during
these days Of scarcity Of work, kindly
report to me. Several families are
without the necessities Of life, where
men or boys are living and willing to
do anything. II it is work you intend
ed to have done later, but can be done
now, then let us provide the workman
now.
A. C. LATHRoP, Secretary,
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Thursday Health Talk No. z
BY DIR. Delay, d. c.

ty Superintendent of the number 10
take this examination.
Only pupils who have completed
the work of the Eighth grade shall
be permitted to take the entire ex-
animation. In January this may be
applicable to pupils who failed in ex-
animation the year before or who for
some reason could not take it at that
time.
Seventh grade pupils who have COM
pleted the work in physiology and
geography may take examinations
in these subjects only.
MRS. L. NJ. BAYSTON.
County Superintendent
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nkSQI'!.EE


A novel occasion and one whirl
Frightened the holidays wAa the cievel
httle party given by the Endsavor nnt
Young Peoples society OF the Chris
kiah church. All came 70 the church
dressed ~ children. Singing and tbs
Organizing Of glasses, with . spelling
Boz, helped TO pAss = lively evening
At reccss lunch was served to the hun
Rry banch.
The Ladies' General Aid Society of
tbs. Methodist church met with Ma.
James Klnzer Wednesday Aftarnoop.
About forty members wera present
70 hear the reports Of the division.
Altar the business meeting . social
hour and scrambled lunch completed
thu pleasant afternoon. Several via
itors were present.
In honor Of Miss Gleason, who is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee o. Miles,
Mrs j. r. Dion entertained ut her
koautifl home On East Main Street
last Thursday evening. Dancing,
munic and . delicious luncheon made
the evening a most enjoyable one and
one long to be remembered.
The annual holiday party Of the
CArpe Diem Club ENJOY the DayI
was held Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Ed Skinner, with the
husbands Of the members As honor
Kup1ta. Dinner Vas served At $3.50
and the remainder Of the evening WAS
spent in frolics and merrymaking. |
General Tom Thumb, or his double,
~ IL
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Eyesight Specialist

NJ. d. Fleming, optometrist, will be
at the Russell hotel Saturday, Jan
is. We fit glasses and do it right.
Ninety per cent of headaches are
caused by some character Of eye
strain. II you are affected with head
aches have your eyes examined. Be
fair with them; one pair OF eyes is
all you will ever have. We give spec
ial attention to school children.
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EMMETT NEWS

Mrs. Goddard, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs, Lyle. eft for
home Monday.
Mrs. Ben Wherr, who has been =
house guest Of Mrs. Anna Coulter for
the holidays. left for her home at
Paystte Monday.
Charlotte Parrish spent the week
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end Waiting with her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs.. w. Parrish.
The missionary society Of the Chris
tiAn church will meet NEXT Wednses
day.
Mrs. w, ". Hoops left Wednesday
| to WRIT her father ut Murtaugh and
participate in = celebration Of hia
birthday.
Katherine Davis returned to Port
land Monday to resume her dutisa
az stenographer fer = music house.
Mrs. Kidweil and daughter Garnet
returned to Eagle Saturday after sew
eral days visit with her sister. Mrs.
R. b. Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hedridk were
here from Nampa 70 spend New
Years with his parents.
Mr.. Lewis Of La Grande, Ore, ar
rived today to visit his uncle, A. J..
Colvin.
Mrs. Bonnie LAFordge is = Boise
visitor today.
Mrs. J. b. Hill returned today from
a visit in Oklahoma.
Th0h hunt ltiI DhtuTuhY LQF iita
home at Kalispell, Mont, after ten
days visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Hunt.
Sherman Coulter Joined his family
in Emmett this week. Mr.. Coulter
has Just finished his contract in Cas-
rade and will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Claude High returned to her
home in Payette Tuesday after visit
II several days with Mrs. Anna Coul-
.er.
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell accompanied
he boys to Boise Wednesday, and
Expects to go to Kimberly for . short
'isit.
ID. II. Root underwent an operation
yesterday for the removal of growth
n one Of his fingers.
Alvin Myers, who was called to
IAN Diego. Calf, by the illness Of
Iud Bigelow, is expected home this
Tssk. Mr.. E;Selew is much better,
'hich will be good news to his old
me friends here. +
Mrs. Jack Adair left this week for
Iarshfield, Ore, to visit her dauRh-
n, and Jack is so tired of patching
Tat he is considering advertising for
cook.
To feel strong, good appetite and
gestion, sleep soundly and enjoy t
fe, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the :
mily system tonic. Price, SLIPS.
T. E, Hanee was in Nampa yester- )
" to confer with officials Of the
aho Oil & Gas Co. regarding de-
lopment of the oil and gas field at q
orseshoe Bend. Mr.. Hance says that
nmett has no advantage of Nampa n
the condition of her streets; that .
e mud is several inches deep on :,
the paved streets of that town. u
Sheriff elect lynn holland and his y
ter. Miss Grace holland of Montour NJ
e moving TO Emmett this week.
Mrs. Howard Goul of Portland re- III
rned the first Of the week to visit OF
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cruick- H
ank.
Mrs. George Rinker left Monday for II
rtland to visit her daughter for
v weeks.
Allen Flesher, now living in the
uneau country, bought foru
ring car while visiting friends here Ii
$ week.
Mrs. Esther Campbell was seized III
h fainting spell yesterday, at
home Of her son, E. d. Campbell, =,
is in a serious condition. ~
Ara. E. o. Mech, who has been =
ts i'll with spinal trouble for sew
! days, is reported to be improving. SCI
.ouis Larson who has been i'll with
flu for six weeks, was up town mi
Az for the first time since being En-
en- sick, and was warmly greeted
his friends. ,ic
ohm Linebarger of Horseshoe DR.,
d Is an Emmett visitor this week.
lily calf meal on sale at the Coop. ne
hnnge. no
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Fell Into Cellar.

Last evening at the Hewittson hos
pital. Mrs. h. O. Clark in the dark
ness stepped into the open door Of the
cellar and fell headlong to the bot
tom Of the stairs, sustaining bad
exsh on her forehead and numerous
painful bruises. Mrs. Clark was as
sisting her husband who was attend
ing Mrs. Clayton Woods Of Horse
shoe Bend. who gave birth to daugh-
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Notice

Emmett High School graduates are
requested to meet in the New High
School auditorium Wed. Jan. IL, 1921,
at p M, to consider reorganizing
the Alumni Association.
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Notice to Sheenmen

l am putting out saltpetre for my
STOCK. Owners of sheep are hereby
warned that if they permit their sheep
20 get INTO my pasture, they mus
'ake the consequences.
NEPHl YERGENSON.
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E,hth Crade Exaninatiou

The State Eighth Grade examina-
tion will b held January 10, 20 and
H.. 1871, Places to b designated
latsr. All t1aeAsrs notify tie Coun-
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Buttrrfat burners.

We have . proposition TO give a
bonus Of 10 cents = pound on 250
pounds Of butterfat Whitman & Co.,
dealers in u. 5. Ssparators 14-2t.
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Notice to Stockholders

The annual stockholders meeting
of the Cooperative Exchange will he
held At the office Of The company At
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ESQ p. M, Monday, the 18th day OF
January, 1921, for the purpose OF
electlng three directors, and such
otner business as may legally come
before it.
RICHARD SUTTON.
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Inc annual meeting of the Cook
paiiy Ditch Co., will be held Satur-
aay, Jan. %, at 2 p. M, in the City
Hall.
D. M. JOHN, President
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LOST OR STOLEN--Small black
Frsneh bull dog. Ansusrs 70 MANS
of Franco, Reward. Phone 100. or
cali 3lI n WAskingten. II
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FOR RENT---A nice front bed room
for lady. 405 South Wardwell St.
Mrs. Cove. 1l-2p.
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Annual Meeting

RICHARD SUTTON.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08
FATE LET'S CRIFFS
RETAIN 4TH PLACE
Double Defeat of Red SOx
Saves Mats From Another
Jump Backward.

Fate was kind TO the GriYmen
yesterday when they maintained
their hold on rourtn place without
turning a wheel.
While enjoying the first of their
two days of rest before going into
action again. McBride's lads were
more than pleased to learn tnat the
Boston He'd sox had droppea a cou-
pie Of games to the Yankees. Had
the decision been reversed. Hugh
Duffy's weak-hitting combination
would have showed the Washing
tonians down below the line or de-
marcation between the sneep ana
the goats.
Continuing their ldIeness TO-DAY.
the Mats take the neId tomorrow on
their home ground IN the first Of
two games with the Red Sox. After
that fracas has blown over one will
have a better idea whether Nc
Brides lads really intend to reform
and stick around in the upper half
of the standings.
The outlook for the home stay.
which lasts until September 80. il
none too bright. The pitching staff
Is. to all appearances, still on the
blink: Pat Gharrity's sore foot is
giving him trouble again and Stan
ley Harris is ailinE.
Pitcher Woodward. from New
Haven, will don a uniform tomor-
row and let Mcbride see what he
has that made him SO famous IN the
Eastern League. He ought to come
in handy during the remainder OF
the season President IirImtn mas
also wired for Outfielder GoIsIn ana
Pitcher Turk to report from the
Sally League.
The latest addition TO the WASH
ington roster is Don Burdette. who
has been pitching for Boyd in the
Montgomery County Ledguef lie
may be a conner. judging from all
reports.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-08

been. no action whatever. Under
the circumstances Wilson must be
regarded in the light of a man
disposing of bogus goods. This
merits punishment, and the only
way T see in which Wilson can be
punished is to deprive him of his
guarantee. Let the commission
take the money and devote 1t TO
some worthy charity. Such action
would receive my hearty approval.
and. am sure. the approval Of al
true lovers OF boxing.
"one thing is absolutely certain
continued the promoter. I'm
through with Wilosn for all time.
Never again will he take part in a
bout under my jurisdiction. I've
had him in two bouts now. and
don't want the responsibility again.
He didn't fight nearly as well
against Downey as he did against
Mike O'Dowd in the Garden last
March. Against O'Dowd Wilson
was aggressive. He led at times
and took his turn carrying the
fighting and forcing the pace. II
could not be said of his latest bout,
however. that Wilson showed any
aggressiveness Wilson has fought
his last bout for me, you can bet on
that"