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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-09
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-09
Called by Death

LYNN, Ind. May 9.-Mrs. George
Davis, aged SIS, died at her home here
at 1920 o'clock Sunday evening. She
is survived by her husband and seven
children.
Funeral services will be held at the
Friends church at Lynn at 1890
o'clock Wednesday morning.
EATON, O., May 9-Following her
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-09

death Friday at the home OF her niece,
Mrs. John Galyean, the body OF Mrs.
Mary Grove. 81. was taken Saturday
afternoon to Button, Ind, where
funeral and burial took place Sunday
afternoon. She leaves no family. She
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06

Esta cs cl cuarto cOncurso G@ PIN
tura dbuio que orsaniza I'll Atcneo
Pucrtorriquclo, con cl fin d. celcbrar
su ailise:sario.
ocurridos peri6dicamcntc, Sc habian
llcvalu a cfecto otroS, en- diSt!ntas
Gpocas: pero en- ningmo dc ellos pre-
valeci0. como ON los tiltim0s, la idea
fundamental conccbida por Ia Direc-
tiva de dar preferente atenci0n nj de-
sarrollo dc In piEtura puertorriQueila.
estimulando por medic de cstos actos
fccha dada, I'll interes p0r tan pre-
ciado. arte Ell nucstra juvcntul.
! Al Gxito de cstos tcrtamcnes ha
contribuitlo @enerosamcntc, prcstandu
su cooperation personal despertan-
do los cntusiasmos artfsticos entire
sus discipulos, cl profeor Sr. Fernan-
do Dfaz Mackenna, quien, mejUr CO.
nocclor de la organization dc tales
justas. ha lido orientando al Ateneo
en- los prop5sitos persegudos dentro
dc esta manifestation del pr0grcs0
patrio.
! La celebraci6n de este certlmen
| por la simple lectura de su proSrama,
abarcaba cicrta importancia superior
la que pudiera darsele un concur
80 cscolar ordinariO. I'll Ateneo pare
ce que esperaba una meier manlfeS-
| taci0n de los pintorcs puertorriquenos
esia vez. contando de antemano. con
Que hay Ell el pals un numero consi-
derable de alumn0s cstudiando la pin
| tura. bajO la direction Gc distinguidos
profcsores que, eXistpn adcmas, al
gunos, consagrados que hubieran po-
dido cooperar Il este noble empeilo.
Con Ia exception hccha de un par
de cGncurrentes extrahos Il San Juan,
In mayorfa de los trahajos presenta-
dos correspondent al grupo dc discl-
pl.los dirigido por el Sr. Dfaz Ma
ckenna.
Para juzgar estas pinturas y dibu-
jos, fu6 nombrado I'm jurado, COM
puesto de los seilorcs siguientes:
Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, Francis
co Roddn. JESUS NJ. Laso, Rafael Co.
| dorado, Iiafael Cabrera. Antonin Ne
chodoma V Antonio Reyes Ruiz.
FL dia veinte del actual era el dfa
scialado para otorgar las recompen-
sas. pero ese din no hubO Suficiente
concurrencia de iurados y Sc pospuso
este trahajo para el sisuiente. El dia
| cinte J: unO Sc reunieron cinco, fall
tando los Senores Nechodoma Reyes
Ruiz. por encontrarse ausentes dc Ia
ciudad: eI primcro ell Santo D0lnin-
| so V el segundo Ell la isla.
Fernando .cl Jurado con los cinco
prcscntes, sc proccdiO al estudio dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06
Sobre Contribuciones

Sc esti procediendo por los tasado-
res de la contribution urbana de San
Juan y sus barrios. a una nueva valo-
raci6n de casas, v aumentar el valor
de la tasaci0n actual, va de suyO al
zada con eXcesO.
lPor ventura ha cainbiado progresi-
yanente el valor de la riqueZa urba-
ma? Ha recibido nuevos Y positivos
elementos dc riqueza? Seguramente
que no. Mas bien sufre, como to,lo 10
eXistcnte, cl deterioro natural del
tempo que transcurre, y la dificultad
de repararlo por los medios que fue-
rcn habituales antes de ahora. y va
no 10 son, dada III earestfa dc los ma
terialcs sobre todo de la mano dc
0bra. que adquierc en- Ia actualidad
proporciones prohibitivas.
Nj siquiera puede alegarse para CO.
honestar este grayamen del impuesto,
Ia carestfa dc los alquileres, amaga-
dos por dos 0 tres proyectos de ley
de dudoso espfritu equitatiyo, que con
solo su presentation atcnuaron la edi-
icaci6n llrbana y causaron merma en-
el valor en- venta dc las casas sola-
res.
La misma crisis economical actual.
luizd no bicn con0eida al1n Ell nucs-
tro mundo burocratico. aconsejaba
cierta imposicion de mayorcs tributcs
I'll la ocasi6n prasente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06

las ubraS eXpuestas, sin que SC pudie-
II, llegar Il {. un acaerd0 Geiiniti
yo en- Ia adjudication dc los premios
tlcbi9o Il cicrtas eausas ajenas com
plctamcnte al principle sustcntad'
accrca dc III msina adjudicaci0n.
No ha0ipntlo sido possible ii los Ju-
RADIOS reunirse nueyamcntc cn su TO
taliGad, durante los iias sisuientes
lego cl domingo iiltimo, eH que sc rctl
ni6 la Directiva del Aienco, conlirmd
como detnitiro el Jurido compuesto
por las personals reunidas con anterio-
ridad V excuse Il los seilores Nechodo-
ma y Reyes, Ell ,irtud de las razones
que iustiiicaron sus faltas de concu
rrencia.
FL ,Iurado uucd6. pucs, compuesto
por los $iguicntes schorcs:
Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, Rafacl
Cabrera, Rafael Colorado, Francisco
Rolddn Y Jestis NJ. Lago.
FuG acucrdo ell la directiva que di-
cho ,JHrado asf constituido /, dcbcria
reunirse el 1uncs yein.e Y Siete del
corrientr. las tres Y media de la
tarde, para que rindiera un laudo Ell
dicho dfa, cualquiera que fuese el n1-
nero de personals reunidas para He
var cabo tai prop6sito, Y, cfectiva
mcnte, en- el dfa de hoy nos hemoS
rcuaido los tirmantes, con el deseo
dc deiar complacidos los mandates
del Ateneo.
Para juZgar las Obras cxpucstds no
sc ha necesitado de una gran labor
La misma sencillez de los trabajoS
eXpuestos. sin grande> complic&ciC-
nes dc dibuio. hi de tecnica, hi dc
colorido, nj de NADIA dc ESQ que cons
tituye la tortura mental prOpia los
juradoS lie !ndole oiicial, ell aquello>
centros d0nde VI tiene cl arte sus
criticos de rtibrica, ha proporcionado
este. que actiia de la mcjOr buena
yCluntad, muchas facilidades para
llegar al laudO final.
Entendemos que el prop0sito de
Ateneo es el dc estimuiar Il la juveI
tud en- el cultivo de la pintura, dc
igual manera que 10 hace con respec'
to a otras artes. Hay quien intcrpre
ia la liberalidad Ell las recompcnsas
de psta claSe. como un medic de es
tfmulO. Y hay quicn supone que este
estfmulo Sc desp!erta inejOr con Ia
justicia lie Ia recompensa. El Juradc
es de esta Ultima opinion Y ha pro
codido ell consecuencia.
Tratdndose de una labor realizada
ell su mayorfa, por principiantes y
| tomando en- consideration el ambien
tc POGO propicio que reina en- el pals
| para el desarrollo de las bellas artes
Gondc 10 hay museos para cstudial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06
ATENEO PORTORRIQUENO
Laudo del Jurado de Pintura

! v, donde, eli fin. cs tan facil vivir Ell
! gaiiaGo rtspccto al vcrtladero sentidt
I dc la .p'ninra. picnsa 9! Jur;tdO qut
los traba;ps p cscntatos inician uni
{, nucva ERA para nuestro arte sientt
| In satisfaction de adnlisar y dc pre-
I miar las ss,;icutcs obras:
CON MHiailas dc Plata:
Lip'z. del natrr}l. La Venus de
! Milo. \. Colorado.
,jlco, dvi natural, Nit!o Crio!to, E
8!anco.
oleo decorative, Anfora Rota, J. 7
.Martiaez.
Actarcla eop'a, cscandimieuto, ]
d;ahisontie.
con Metlallns dc Brcnce:
Acuarcla, copia, Ninfas y Sitiross
sal. NJ. Berries.
0,co, cop:a Cabeza dc Bebedcr, J
"a. Garcia.
Olcc, .opia Cabcza dc Gitala, Sc
fpriia X. IL. Meifa.
Oieo; del natl!faL Bahia dc San
Juan, Il. Blanco.
Olco. del natural, La Palma, J. NJ
Garcia
Dico. del natural, NacimicEto del
Harrio Ohrcro, y. Pinillas.
I.dpiz, copia, Amor, Srta. A. NJ
Vald6s.
.Acuartla, copia, Toca,Iorcs de Cfta-
ri. r. Colorado.
Con Medallas Ge Primera Clase:
Olco, copia. Tapiz, Srta. J. BlonGet.
Dibuio a pluma, Rctrato dc Roose-
vest, G. Anton.
Con mcnciones de segunda clase:
Olco, del natural, Interior del Els.
tu0lio, +. Ramirez de ArellanO.
Olco. copia, Aqua Mansa, A. Olive
rasS.
Con menciones de tercera clase:
Olco, copia, El Puente del Inca, Sc.
iiOra de Paniagua.
Oleo. copia, La Escue!a de Miramar,
STta. NJ. Gonzalez padfn.
III Jurado senior Cabrera hace cons.
tar que no esta conforme con que sc
adjudique la medalla de plata al cua-
llo titulado Nido Criollo, entendiendo
que la mercce mcior el cuadro del
nismo autor. titnlada Bahia de San
Juan, dando, cn este case, su voto
particular para dicho cuadro.
FL Jurado seilor Colorado Sc abtuvo
&c discutir Y de yotar las recompen-
Sas conccdidas Il su hijo Antonio, CO.
mo era dc rigor.
Dado ell San Juan, p. r., el 27 de
iunio dc 1921.
(Firmado) MdnacI Rodrigues Sc,ra
RajdcI COlN'ddO, Francisco RoIddn
II. CGjrcra Torres, JeSds M. Lag0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06

Vale la pena dc que mediten nues-
tras classes directoras acerca de este
moyimiento de recargo tributariO. El
fen6meno de la escasez dc casas en- la
ciuadad es compejo, y no censtituye.
base efcctiya de riqueza. Mas bien
que una fortuna, es un defecto, que la
administration previsora dc los pue-
bios debe estudiar y fuvorecer su re-
medic.
la yalcraci0n pdblica no dehc ser
como una cinta elastrica, propia solo
para ser estrada arbitrariameite, y
ma para encogerse.
Los bicncs rafces, sobre todo, no de-
ben estar merced de valoracioiles
ficticias, sin base realmente efectiya
y siempre en- caarto crcciegtc, siguien
do La Lnica norma de Ia precocidad
del presupuesto; pero hay otras ii
quezas moyibles, sobre Las cuaies Sc
puede actuar, siempre con razonablc
prudencia.
En- el aumento de los tributos aeon
seja la ciencia economical, que Sc an
de con pies de plomo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06

ba en- esta forma: TIE MAIL ORDER
CO., San German. sehores: Deseo
ser Agente de ids. PuedeR remitir-
me un lote de efectos dc faciI venta
y su Nueya Lista de Premios. a com
tinuaci6n indicc Mi edad, nombre de
mis- padres y de mi maestro.A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-06
REGALAMOS

UN JUEGO DE DAMAS, LOTE.
RIA o DOMINO, complete en- su Is.
tuche y de cIase excelente; cuaIquiel
niho nina de buena conducta. Escri'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Dry Squad Raids
Three Apartments

Two apartment houses were rnided
by the dry squad Thursday night
and three men arrested.
4. L. Flaherty. a Haleman. was ar
rested at i07 Darlington apartments.
with one quart and three plnts of
whisky in his possession.
Gus Konsman, fisherman. had a
quart bottle partly filled with whis-
Ky. some beer and serving glasses. al
100 darlington apartmenta. He was
released on $500 bail
Horny Olson. a railroad man. :
Ravenna apartments. had 30 quarts
Of bocr and 20 gallons OF home brew
when his place was raidcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

PARIS. Oct. 2s.--Ambassador My.
ron T. Herrick. who escaped from AN
anarchiat'r bomb last week. was to-
day rumored engaged 20 Miss Anne
Morgan. sister OF J. y. Morgan.
But there's nothing TO II. Herricl
says.
ITS tho old canard.- was the am.
bassador's comment when inter.
viewed by the United Press today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Wildcat Flies to
Legion Convention

MILES CITY Mont. Oct ss.--
Such nice little pet accompanied
W. q. Ferguson. past state command.
er OF the American Legion. when he
left for the Legion convention Mt
Kansas City today by airplnne. The
pet WAS a half grown wildcat official
mascot OF the Montana delegation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS


Fiuclsiser. Frank. eisi sSth ave. s.
sato' q, 1875 Ninth ave. s., boy.
Welt. Clarence A.. b227 10th ave- &
SI f Henry. ssos First ave
Misits. KiyochL GIL Dearborn at
o'Brisn. Thomas j. rss, cath ave.
Kiger. George o. scss 10th ava NJ
warieils. Charles l.. itas s7th ave.
Ward, Frank ponian. asos warren
Ford. Harold Percy. 1919 ssth ave-
Iresiin. Clarence Frederick. ssi, list
ave N, boy.
Meilor George william. bois '7th
ave. s.. Elri.
Woodland. Andrew puehanon. :tss II.
Merssevich. Antony. $3.50 10th ave.
Hayes. John j.. 1919 sTth ave. girt
Loyilg. Rudolph. si2o ssrd ave. W.
wash. James. sossn Terry ave. boy.
MsrforL Ernest X, ia Union st.
Goldberg. Melvin T. esit Ravenna
Bilodeau. George 100 w. Republican.
Holm. Louis Larsen. COS W. 18th ST.
girl
ceallierd. Harry. soi5 so,h ave. s.
Bailey. Herman Edgar. ,eos r. Lynn
oeorghesan. John Herbert uiilmsn
wIIlemln. Leons. SSn sSth ave N.
E.. boy.
Kimball. Charles Glenn. vashon. boy.
HUT. Carl William. no address. girl
Gahriciaon. Lars Horneck. r. Il. -.
No. 2. Box SOS. girl
Kestersen. Thomaa. iiss-A w. 9Th
ST.. girl.
Wood. AdiaL 1911 Eighth ava NJ
boy.
Martin. Cloud. Tsos wright ave. girl
pouiso. Pete. 232 Fairview ave. boy.
Benson. George Elmer. 1905 Il Re-
publican st. boy.
Hennum. Martin. 9ts sam ava s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Lumber Shipments
Still Increasing

shipment of lumber by water is
still on the increase, according TO a
summary OF the last weeks lumber
business on the Coast. prepared by
Robert r. Allen. secretRry.manager
of the West Coast Lumbermen's as.
ISOLATION.
Production for the week was as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
SWALLOWS Morphine
to Escape Arrest

ia Young. n negro. a.. swallowed
several packs of morphine when he
found he was about 10 be arrested In
his room AZ the u. s. hotel, Thurs.
day. Pauolman r. r. Baerman was
severely bitten on the fingers in Mt.
tempting TO get the dope out OF his
mouth before he swallowed II. Young
was treated AZ the city hospital. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Irish Tenor Sings
Famous Old Songs

The old sonRr OF ireland. from the
whimsical "Low.Back Car" 20 tho
rousing soldiers OF Erin" the an
them OF the Irish republican forces.
were sung Thursday nryht by Thorn.
aa Egnn. the celebrated Irish tenor.
Egan was assisted by Nine. Lillian
Breton. "a dramatic soprano. Both
singers received an enthusiastic re.
coption. The concert was held under
the auspices OF the A. O. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE

heard the addresses, Thursday night.
OF Commissioner and Mrs. +. Booth
Tucker. international representatives
OF the salvation Army. who arrived
in Seattle In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

A wide assortment of colors and styles
ribbon trimmed, fancy scalloped and
knife pleated ruffles. All have adjust
able elastic Wristbands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
Wrote Suicide Note
to "Scare" Husband

John. ! have taken your razor
and am going 10 end my life 30 you
can have what you want
Mira. Louise Meyers wrote this
note TO her husband Thursday and
left IL at their home ~ 6is Bianch.
ard ave. Motorcycle Policeman G. v.
Reynolds took the razor from her at
tho conkiln hotel She said she had
not intended TO commit suicide. but
wanted 20 scare her husband.
THE MOTHERS CLUB Of tho
Lowell school win be Addressed by
Carrie ". croson. member OF the
school board. in the school auditori-
urn. at s y. IN. wednesday.
a bce can carry fhr~c times ifs own
weight when flying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
MRS. MARTuA JANE N0CIrR,

81. native Of Scotland and resi-
dent OF Seattle for is years. died al
her home az 34t ". 7ist II. Thurs.
day. after an, illness OF two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Name and Residence. Age.
Buhts. Lawrence T.. Seattle -----.si
Gregg. Eduma l.. Seattle ----....z0
Evcrta. w. ~. Aberdeen .--...-t2
Donciy. Marie. Aberdeen --...t .Ss
Bradford. Harry Ernest. Seattle. al
Geihau. Dorothy Vernon. Seattle. Is
Carroll, Rae. Seattle ...7 -
Gillebo. Annie h seattle $1,000. as
Yee. Loo chong. Seattle . az
May. Marck. Seattle. 20
o.oeden, william. Spokane $1,000. IS
Hull. Mary. Spokane ........--.. 81
Carlson. John. Pennsylvania 1919
Johnson. J. NJ. Seattle .....a 80
Brown. wiiford A.. Seattle -. Legal
Sey. Esther. Seattle Legal
Warner. Arthur l.. Seattle -. Legal
Nath. Elsie r.. Seattle ...---. Legal
nrooker. Fred. Jr.. Vancouver. Legal
Malcolm. Muriel New York.. Legal
Thomas. Fred r.. Bremerton 49,. IS
Mckinley. Margaret. Seattle Legal
Koentx Charles T. Seattle .-.4s
Hatcher. NJ. l.. Seattle .....-----.7 Is
EvanG Daniel Lester, Seattle .-..ss
Ida. ITma Alice. Seattle .-.----- -
Flynn. Chester r.. Seattle 81
Harris, Joseph Henry, Seattle Legal
h<'NANAF eaat MfAt aNtANtN&~
attic .-.......-..--. ---- IL Eni
Schultz william. Seattle Legal
Melee. Ella T.. Seattle Legal
spencer. william T.. Seattle.
Isrc. Florence A.. Seattle .-------.iT
Oicn. Arthur A.. Thomas Leg
Berthoi. Olive l.. West Chica-
SO. III ----..-----s.-. .l~Eai
Held. Lawrence n. Seattle Illegal
sutherland. Louise q. Seattle Legal
Foster. Herbert X. Seattle --.Legai
Henry. Alice. Seattle ...-..-. Legal
f1runnett. III. &. Seattle ------.-.s as
Plumb. Carrie. Seattle .----... 40
Michel William. Seattle 49,. Legal
st snsrnsS Mssu psn r. s SAUL,
Anderson. Abbie Lucille. Seattle ..is
Brcarley, Henry g., Seattle .T
Watson. Georglana- Seattle -. Nh
Metzgsr. John r.. seattle .---.Logal
Pafr Lillian. Seattle ....-... Legal
DIVORCES GRANTED
Ontario. Cora from Jack.
Damn. Mildred from John w.
Douse. G. q. from ~ A.
Penny. Sarah from Ellsworth
schwabland. Louise w. from wal
Martyr. Helen Mcleod from Colin
Hoover. Dorothy from Edgar Mon
roe.
Mattson. Hazel ". from Martin y.
Wolpert. Helen from Albert s.
sharpe. Edward IL from Margaret A
Talni. Ateiio from John.
Johnson. I.oise l.. from Edward A.
Newell w. from Mae.
DEATHS
Richeson. Charles Edward. Z s,os
chr,.t wsr,s Ann. 4, 1s1s AMI ~
Barclay. susan Mary. a.. stto Flor
Lorec. Warren A. -. sza iith ave.
wiiford. Fred W. 50. isaa Howell 1t.
Hughes. Thaddcus Lincoln. ~ 4e1
32nd ave.
Conrad. Isaac. 8, Darlington
McAtcar, John. sc. 725 i2th ave-
Geddis. Lot Otto. rs. 1851 w. bstn st.
Brown. Mrs. w. T.. IS. s2z N. beth vt.
Graves. Florence Olive. 6 months.
sf3f Detroit ave
Schomber. Richard E 9 days 1ssa-
shannon, Audrey L. IS. SOIL Eighth
Williams. Marian Grace. !. ITO nth
Fuller, w. w so. ssh nth ave
Kullberg. Jennie Marie. &C. sisi
Eighth ave. w.
Burke. Adele Mcdonald %. Assem-
pontius. Nel NJ. S. STA Green Lake
sponsc. Racco. 81. i7is Atlantic st.
Hoidaie. Hannah. 81. 1929 Meridian
ave.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
C0L0RED WOMAN
Is BADLY BEATEN

Ada sykes. a colored woman living
ct als East Bobo-af. was beaten and
cut az her home last night
The woman was taken 10 the PEN
sacola hospital where she was given
attention u was found that besides
being severely beaten she has a bro
ken shoulder and q broken arm.
Investigation b. officer Commyna
revealed that after being injured .he
woman was wrapped up Ia a mattress
and was apparently ieft for dead. sus-
picion points 70 a negro who was a
hoarder &c the woman's house az one
time. and who knew that she had some
money IN the house. 4 Is thought that
the man attempted and thought ne
had killed her, and then robbed her.
The oOlored people ia the neighbor-
hood are much inceused and are aid
ing the police IN the search for the
supposed culprit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
MEMBERSHIP In
c. OF c. TO BOOM


Continued sroun Pass onsl
devlns. W. O. wilma !. y. Sheriff.. Y.
y. Bingham.
e-Do-Dof
That's what We COOS
Rye stick Ike glue
TN We get our Que.
We're docrs with a do-fo-do.
Division q.
General in charge. F ", Marsh.
Team 80. 6-"rha Larna.'--Juiiua DAN
TEL. captain urivatcA lR d. DesliNa. Tne
Reed. Jn0. Massey. Joe Rieras ,. G. Watt
scr.
Listen 20 our majestic rear.
And watch our quota soar
We're monaroha - The clan.
Bring more money e you ear.
We're Lions. Lions. LIONS
Team Ne. G-'aThe Whales Adrian
LanHfoFd. captain; privafes. J. ~ Bay
lies. n. a. Cruss. Thos. White. G. 81
Frenkle. J.. Miller.
W-h-m-l-e-st Whales.
Before W. cnmnalttoa fails.
We are curkin0 humaanwera.
The real money IN brinners.
-tVhaien--Wh
Team No. The fsrtuueefs''-n
wallace. captain: privatea. Jno. Tria-
Raa. Jas. Mitchell. Angelo Griffin. ".
Bokas
i've fellows with Per HHG vim
Trying 20 follow us n q sin,
We've got other teams outciassed
To stop az we'll have 20 Be
gaased.
We're producersl Producers
Team No S''rhe piuErarsa--L r.
Fahinasi. captains privatea r. w.
Thompson. Rox c0wiey, Alex Olsen. r.
W. Reed.
plug, Plug plurrersi
We're the money eetting tuEEsrs
Watch us IN action.
Zen give you satisfaction,
For were plug. plug, plugEers.
Division G.
General In charge. Paul ?. Stewart.
Team No. 8.--"Tha Hunterass-IEunter
Brown. captain privatea. - r. Cole
man " =. Ferrisa. G. d. Collier. Harry
Dorretf.
We're cunning fcr money.
And ne'cr miss our aim.
We've a hunter Cor captain.
So the game Ne obtain.
W-u-n-t-e-r-si Eunfsrsf
Team No. i0.--"Tho nearas-afaN r.
Bear. captain privates. j. = W zlrkie-
back. " G. Diffenderfcr. A. Freedman
Ben Clutter.
We're boars-benrs- bears.
why should BE- care.
We set our honey.
u the shape - money
We're h-e-a-r-Hi Bears nearNi
Team No. 1.-THE Tigers - a..
HoltEelaw. captain. privates Jas. white.
Morris Levy. -. &. OupenheiTuar. Henry
Hyer.
T-t~g-e-r-Hi Tigers
We scratch and claw
Worst you ever Haw.
Our clawlng ne'er faH
To get needed kale.
Tigers Tigers Tirersi