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Evening journal., 1921-07-26
PARCEL POST
YEARLYLOSS
ISS5,OOO,OOO
House Committee May Ask
Hays to Make Slight
Rate Increase
ONE CENT ON EACH
PACKAGE SUGGESTED

WASHINGTON. July 20 UNITED
Press) The parcel post system is
being conducted at an annual loss
TO the government OF approximately
S50.O00,000 a year. Congressman
Steenerson. chairman Of the house
committee on postofices and posts.
said today Steenerson is one OF a
joint congressional committee now
conducting financial survey OF the
entire postal system 10 learn how Il
can be put completely on self
supporting basis.
Postmaster-General VIII Hays
cooperating with the committee.
soon may be asked 10 make a slight
increase In parcel post rates TO turn
the loss into a profit.
An increase Of one cent per pack
age would yield nearly enough TO
make up the entire deficit. according
TO Steenerson. An increase OF A
fraction Of a cent per pound In the
parcel rate would give the govern
ment huge profit.
A survey just concluded by the
Continued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
ROTARIANS TO
VISIT SCOUTS
Trip to be Made to Camp
Ceaser Rodney on
Thursday
SPORTS ON THE
DAYS PROGRAM

Rotarians are planning for their
annual trip to Camp Caesar Rodney
OF Boy Scouts on the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal. which will be made
Immediately after the luncheon
meeting in the Hotel DUPONT on
Thursday. Arrangements for the
meeting are In charge Of a commit
tee composed Of Messrs. Cox, Davis
and Donaldson.
The luncheon will take place al
1915 o'clock. and the first Rotary
special for the Boy Scout camp will
leave Immediately following. about ?
o'clock. Another special will leave
the Hotel DUPONT from the Eleventh
and Market streets entrance between
and 4.30 o'clock.
Members are urged not to forget
their bathing suits. A program OF
sports has been arranged for the
outing and the committee In charge
suggests that golf suits and CLOTH
ing for rough wear be worn. A base
Continued on Page Two;
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
THREE MORE FOR
SCHOOL OFFICE
Griffith, Ackerman, Slawson
Get in Running For
Superintendency
EXPECT TO ELECT
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Three more candidates for the ap-
pointment as superintendent Of the
Wilmington public schools to sue
ceed Dr. clifford ]. Scott resigned.
were interviewed by members Of the
Board Of Education prior TO the
meeting Of the board last night
They are Professor A. S. Grimth.
superintendent Of schools Of Pal
myra. y. j.; DR.. W. A. Ackerman.
superintendent OF schools OF Somer-
vile, y. j.; and DIR Samuel j. Slaw-
son. superintendent Of schools Of
bridgeport Conn. DR.. Slawson,
however has not made formal ap-
plication for the position but as Eli
wood Souder. president of the
board, stated. lis looking over the
field"
The meeting. which lasted until
after II o'clock. was attended by all
members.
President Souder announced that
minutes OF preceding meetings will
be read in fun at each meeting, stat
ing that the attendance Of the pub
lie at the meetings is desired and
that the only way to inform them
continued on page 14
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
FAMINE NOW
SWEEPS RUSSIA
25,0O0,OOO Persons Report
ed Starving Along the
Volga River
MANY ANIMALS
USED AS FOOD

PARIS July 2s Omitted Press)-
Famine is depopulating Russia by
thousands daily. according to Paul
Mliukon. leader Of Russia consti-
tutionalist Democrats here.
MilIukon told .he United Press
today that private Information show
ed one portion OF Russia. larger
than France and Germany combin-
ed. was being converted into a huge
cemetery.
In that one section. lying alonr
the Volra 25.OOO.OGO persons are
starving. ne declared. Only quick ac-
ton by relief commissions can pre-
vent tho mortality totals from reach
ing staggering figures. he said.
Miliukon pictured thousands. weak
oned by hunger, lying in filthy huts
awaiting death.
Most Of the animals have been kill
ed and used for food. ne asserted
Fields have been combed for the last
grain.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
BEATEN, ROBBED,
CATCH SUSPECT
Sweeney Tells Police Davis
Attacked Him in Road
Camp
PICK HANDLE
HIS WEAPON

Beaten across the head with a pick
handle until his head was swollen
10 twice It's natural size. John swee-
ney, OF Blenberge Road. Washing
ton, ID. c.. was admitted TO the Della
ware Hospital early this morning
Sweeney said he had been assaulted
and robbed by Harry Davis aged
i5 years, a white man. Both men
we're employed by ID. r. O'Conneii.
a road contractor. The assault Is
alleged TO have taken place at the
commissary near Newark on the
Lincoln Highway.
Sweeney was brought 20 tho police
station by Mr.. O'Connell and from
there sent 10 the hospital. Il was
said there that while badly hurt. his
condition Is not serious. Sweeney
told the police that after Davis had
(continued on page two)
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
CITY MARKET
FOR farmers
Clerk Has Names of Those
Who Sell Cold Storage
Products
NO LEASING OF
KING ST. STANDS

Through the cooperation OF sew
eral farmers in the Madison and
King street markets. Clerk OF the
Market McAteer has located several
farmers who have been violating
the market ordinance by buying
cold storage eggs and poultry, and
selling the same In the markets as
fresh country products.
Clerk McAteer has the names Of
each OF the violators and viii give
them a warning this time, but for
the next offense will prosecute each
offender. He has asked the farm
crs TO cooperate with him in locat-
ing these offenders.
Property owners and renters along
King and Madison street markets
have been notified not to lease the
fronts Of their properties for mer-
CONTINUED on page two)
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
EXPECT irish
To AGREE On
PEACE MOVES
Craig viii Meet de Valera
If Proper Invitation is
Sent
PALL0CK SEEMS TO
BE AGAINST UNION

DUBLIN. July 2s Omitted Press)
Sim Fein leaders will inform the
British Premier that his peace
profer is unsatisfactory but sugges-
tions for further conferences will be
included In the answer 10 was learn
ed on creditable authority today.
II was practically agreed today
hat no formal decision will be reach
cd before next week.
Meantime President" dc Valera
continued conferences with individ-
ual leaders. and considered the pos
sibility Of consultation with Pre-
mier Craig OF Ulster before return
ing 20 London. Whether the peace
question shall be laid before a meet
ing OF tho fun Dali Eireann was still
undetermined
Tho United Press learned today on
good authority that Premier Crair
Will accept an invitation to confer
with de Valera II the Sim Feir
leader couches the invitation In sat.
isfactory manner.
Popular feeling In both Ulster and
continued on page 14)
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
To Arms, NdHues!

NOTTINGHAM. Eng. July
% Omitted Press) Mrs. Ed
ward Henry gmith-WNkenson
announced today her intention
OF educating the United States.
when 1 get there" she said,
ito the land OF the almighty
dollar. I'll show them what dol
lars were made fo-."'
with that warning New YorR-
ers should not be surprised TO
see a neat yacht steam up New
York bay some time soon,
throwing of a rich golden aura
II will be merely Mrs. SMITH
Wnkenson and her;
f3.4nn.00o worth Of Jewels.
Si2S.O00 worth OF gowns.
$4,000 worth OF hats.
$50. 900 sable coat
And
Her husband, who may be ex-
crcislng his acknowledged tai
cnt in embroidering a dorothy
bag
Mrs. Edward Henry Smith
Wilkinson has had other hus-
bands. With their help and a
number OF coast resorts under
her control. she accumulated a
neat fortune which was en-
hanced by iudlcious wartime in
vestments.
Mr.. Smith-Wilkenson. several
years her junior. formerly was
plain Mr.. Smith.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
BULLETFA
TO HALT HIM
Peaceful Citizen, Fired on,
Thought Cop Was High
wayman
YOUTH IN FRIENDS
HOUSE TO SLEEP

Observing a man wandering in the
vicinity Of Delaware avenue and
Adams street about / o'clock this
morning. Patrolman Gaines started
in pursuit The man started to run
and when he failed TO obey an order
TO halt, Patrolman Gaines opened
fired.
The man jumped fences in an
effort 10 escape. but was afterwards
found hiding in an outbuilding in
the rear Of 1908 Adams streets.
When taken TO the police station.
the man satisfactorily explained his
presence in that section to the police
and was released. He had run
thinking the policeman was a high
wayman.
About the same time four young
men were reported entering a house
at 221O jefferson street. which had
been reported TO the police as va
cant and the detectives were sent to
investigate. They found the young
lcontinued on page twol
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
FAMILY SEES
NEWSENATOR
Begin DUTIES
Oath Administered Early
This Afternoon by Vice
President
WILL BE NAMED TO
COMMERCE COMMITTEE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 26.-
General T. Coleman dupont was
sworn in as United States Senator
from Delaware early this afternoon.
members Of his family being present
to witness. the ceremony.
He is a Republican and was ap-
pointed Senator by Governor Will
liam ID. Denney. OF Delaware. 10 nh
a vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Senator Josiah o. Wolcott a Dem
ocrat, who resigned to become Chan
cellor of Delaware.
General DUPONT was escorted %
the platform by Senator L. Heislel
Ball, OF Delaware. and by Senator
Reed Smoot. of Utah. a close friend
The oath OF office was administered
by President Coolidge shortly
before one o'clock (two o'clock VIII
mington time).
For an hour before the ceremony
took place Senator DUPONT chatted
Confined on Page Nine.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
THESE MAKE PRISON
LIFE SONG HAPPY

N s. Plummer, Workhouse War
den made public today the names OF
the prison glee club that made such
a favorable impression in the ST.
pauls NJ. +. Church, last Sunday
evening. The men are: First tenors
William Huggins. Joseph Scuddler
and Theodore Rodgers; second ten
ors-Alonzo Ward, Ernest Smith
and Isaac Swiggett; Baritones-Nor-
man n. Hinson, James Bayard.
Martin Watson and Calvin Wells;
Bassos-George Denby John Wat
son, Leroy Morris and Clifford An
derson.
Warden Plummer also brought five
men. william Fitzpatrick. Alfred
Roach. Harry Newsome, Michael and
Wilbur Redding. with him to look
after the truck.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
F. B. BIGGS IS
RIVER VICTIM
Loses His Life While
Swimming Off PENIS
Grove
FRIEND FAILS IN
RESCUE EFFORT

Frank p. BiEgs. 80 years old. Of
401 Adams street. was drowned
while swimming at Penns Grove.
n. j., yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Biggs had been spending the day at
that place. ana had been in bathing
only a short time, when he was seen
to sink. His cries attracted the at
tention OF a companion. whose name
could not be learned The rescuer
became exhausted by his efforts TO
save Mr.. Biggs and was forced 10
swim for shore without his friend
The body was recovered.
Coroner Gross, Of Penn's Grove
gave a certificate Of death from ac-
cidental drowning
The body was turned over TO
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
LEWES GUN FUND
CONTINUES TO GROW

Substantial contributions continue
to come into the fund Of 81 200 that
Is being raised by former Judge
David T. Marvel and The Evening
Journal TO save and properly mount
at Lewes the cannon which we're
used to defend that town against the
British in the war Of 1912. Three
subscriptions aggregating $40 were
reported by Judge Marvel today.
incidentally he said, speaking Of the
$50 given by Colonel Henry A. du-
Pont, formerly senior United States
Senator from Delaware. that Colonel
dupont was the first subscriber to
the fund and had evinced much in
terest in the preservation of the his
torical guns in Lewes.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO
BE KIWANIAN GUEST

Assistant City Solicitor p. Warren
Green will be a guest at the weekly
luncheon meeting Of the Kiwanis
Club in the Hotel DUPONT tomorrow
noon. He is expected TO make an
address. Thomas II. Fullerton and
George L. Marshall are listed TO con-
tribute birthday prizes.
Arrangements are being made by
the Kiwanians for the baseball game
with the Republican Club at Ians-
downe. Pa on Saturday for the
benefit Of the Union Athletic Asso-
citation Fairgrounds. a large dele
cation OF members is expected to
make the trip.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
ONE HURT BY
CYCLONE THAT
HITS DOVER
Man Struck by Flying Roof
Has Arms and Leg
Broken
WAREHOUSES;, POLES
AND WIRES DAMAGED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, July 26.-Dover
was visited late yesterday afternoon
between $50 and o'clock by a YER
table cyclone which did much dam
age in some parts Of town. while
other parts were not in any way af-
fected.
The storm began shortly after FIVE
o'clock which seemed TO be the worst
near the railroad station, the roof
OF the old freight station being torn
from its moorings and hurled many
feet across the road. damaging
three warehouses.
James p. Moore, aged GO. Of
Dover. who was on the platform at
the time of the storm. was struck
by the flying timber and had both
arms and one leg broken and a
thigh injured. as we'll as being bad
ly hurt otherwise. He is in a crit
ical condition and was taken 10 the
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington. to-
day.
Lightning evidently struck several
Continued on Page Nine.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
MAYOR SILENT
ON HARBOR ACT
Must Decide Tomorrow For
or Against 100000
Bond Issue
DOUBT IF COUNCIL
WILL OVERRIDE VETO

Before departing for Washington
today to see General T. Coleman du-
Pont sworn in as United States SEN
ator' Mayor Leroy Harvey stated
that he had not as yet acted on the
ordinance OF City Council author
izing the sale Of 100000 in city
bonds for harbor purposes.
Under the provisions Of the city
charter, the Mayor has ten days
from date an ordinance is presented
to him in which either TO approve.
veto. or permit an act to become law
CONTINUED on Page Ninel
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
HOLD YOUNG WOMAN AS
BANK THEFT SEQUEL

CHICAGO. July 26-United Press)
Miss Elizabeth Thompson was
held today in connection with the
flight Of Warren c. spurgin. head OF
the Michigan Avenue Trust Com
pany after a S1.5OO.OOO shortage in
the banks accounts was discovered.
Miss Thompson, pretty employe OF
spurgin. was accused OF concealing
information regarding the missing
banker.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
SHOOT DOWN BAD
MAN ATLAUREL
Negro Desperate is Killed
BY Negro Member of
Posse
'PURSUER TOO QUICK
FOR HIM WITH GUN
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
LAUREL. Del. July 26.-shot
down and killed by a man Of his
own race who was in a posse search
ing for him. a Negro desperate who
has terrorized the rural section here
abouts had his career az a bad man
stopped. The bad man." was OF
the tramp type known as road
sters' in lower Delaware. on Sum
day night, he broke up Portsviue
campmeeting. when ne shot Kendall
Winder, whose wife he had insult
Continued on Page TNvo.l
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
GET STOLEN MACHINE
IN WEST SIDE HOME

Captain OF Detectives Robert J.
Benson today said the talking ma
chine stolen from Public School No.
25. last March. has been recovered
ia a West Seventh street house. Tho
machine was located by the police
after Evan Jones and Arthur T. Nc
Dermott. who are now under arrest
on charges of breaking and enter
ing and larceny. informed them
whore the machine was.
According to Detective Benson the
men admitted stealing the machine
from the school
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Burris reported
to the Levy Court today the follow
ing county balances: Credit Of New
Castle county. s27.724O3; miscellan-
eous roads. S146.42; maintenance Of
dirt roads In Christiana hundred,
S7.199.43; Mil Creek, Sl,242.25;
White Clay Creek, SS24.3S; Pen
cader, S1,46477; New Castle,
s194.66: Red Lion, S1,4T2.15; st.
Georges, s6.95A54; Appoquinimink,
S21.s9; Blackbird. s29s.S9; Brandy
wine. s1O4.O3.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
PEACE IN CORTEz FAMILY.

AS the couple are reconciled and
again living together. Enrico r.
Csrtez, charged with non-support OF
his wife. was dismissed by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court. this
morning.
a temporary order was placed
against Cortez several months ago
after his wife had attempted to
drown herself in the Christiana
river.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
WANTS SUPPORT ORDER cur.

Application for the reopening Of
the case Of Raymond Stout. who is
under an order for the support Of
his wife and child. was made by
Philip /. Garrett. attorney for Stout.
before Judge Hastings, in Municipal
Court this morning. Hearing Of the
case was set for Friday.
Mr. Garrett stated that new cir
cumstances have arisen and that the
husband seeks to have the order re-
duced to the support OF the child
only.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
HOUSE BURNS,
FAMILY EATS
Mrs. Hayes Faints, Adding
to Excitement Of After
noon Fire
CHILDREN ARE,
CARRIED OUT

while the family OF Robert Chai-
ken we're eating dinner on the first
foor OF the dry goods store and
residence property at the northeast
corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts..
about o'clock this afternoon. a
woman entered and said smoke was
Issuing from a second-story window.
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
THIEVES GET $3S
LEAVE SIPS BEHIND

Sneak thieves who forced an en-
trance. into the meat store of John
O'Hara. 2O3 Madison street, this
morning. lost s3S in cash in their
hurry TO secure S125 in notes that
lay before them. The small cash was
in a box which the robbers discarded
while searching a cash drawer.
The thieves gained an entrance to
the store through a rear doorway.
They left no clues. The police were
notified
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
FIRE WILL KEEP
MAURITANIA in PORT

SOUTHAMPTON. July 2s Omitted
Press)-The record-breaking liner
Mauretania will be held in port
several months as result OF the
fire aboard her yesterday. it was an
nounced today. Damage is S2.500.-
900.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
sTREEr RoARp RAnANcFs

At the meeting Of the directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department.
this morning. Samuel ]. White, city
treasurer. reported the following
balances: Current expense fund.
s15,1O3.S1. special expense fund.
S2S6.259.45; sewer extension fund.
S9.430.94; Brandywine sewer fund.
$50. .O0O.21; paving tax fund, S23,-
$3.50. Total. S3S473O3i. The pay
roll for labor, amounting to s17ss.ss.
and for cart hire, amounting 10
S24fS.49. were ordered paid
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre invitations twar tax paid, are
extended through the journal CLASSIFIED
Department today-look for your name
today In the Classified Advs.-for a show
ing wednesday. Of
JEWEL CAgMEN. In
"THE SILVER LINING"
AT THE ARCADIA.
aud
THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT"
WITH WANDA HAWLEY,
AT THE QUEEN
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
Try This on Him

A man six feet tall intends
digging a hole three times as
deep as he has already dug IL.
Then his head will be as far be-
low the surface as It now Is
above. How deep will the hole
be?
Answer to yesterdays: Time
and tide wait for no man.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
AUTO BREAKS BOYS ANKLE.

Grazed by a wheel Of an automo-
bile while playing in West 29th
street on Sunday. a small son OF
Joseph Dugan. a storekeeper at 29th
and Jefferson streets. was in
jured. It is thought that the child's
ankle is fractured.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
sun AND TIDE.
lost AND FOUND.

EOUND-THREE BIRD DOCS AND
Il one rabbit dog. Owner can have
same by applying to Frank Raduszewskv.
New Castle. Del r. r. ID. No. /, and by
paying FOR this adv. jy2G-3t.
CONTINUED on page hftecnl
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
Smile Awhile

YONKERs. y. Y.-Golfers
thought the nineteenth hole had
been revived In some mysteri-
Gus way when two alligators
appeared on the course. They
had merely escaped, from
lake.
NEW William Rer-
gen doesn't know whether to vr
after the tax appraiser or the
salesman. One says his new
diamond is worth $1,000: the
other says twenty cents.
CHICAGO. A fine OF one
cent was imposed by Judge
lands on Mead L. Mayhe,'.
charged with mislabeling an in
sectide powder. He paid &; wit
a check.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26

Send all subscriptions to former
Judge David T. Marvel dupont
Building, or the Editor Of The Eve
ming Journal, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
no oTTER Road BoNDs.

Advertising for bids on a s21o.-
600 issue OF Lincoln Highway i'm
provement bonds. bearing 81 per
cent. interest was authorized BY tho
Levy Court al is meeting this morn
inu-
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
TODAY,s TENIPERATrRE

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. M...16 1901 p. NJ. SIS
1000 A. M...S3 100 p. NJ. SO
Evening journal., 1921-07-26

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Phone 1540-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
.OSTEOPATHS ARE
AFTER DR.. RUSSELL

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 2s
Omitted Press)-Word from DR..
Hugh L. Russell. Buffalo osteopath.
who testified in the shllman divorce
case. was being awaited at the con-
vention OF the American Osteo-
pathic Association here today.
A telegram was sent to DIT. Rus
sell at Buffalo last night telling him
that complaint had been lodged
against him with the organization's
committee on ethics. because he
testified in the case as TO what he
claimed Mrs Stillman had told him
concerning the parentage Of her
youngest son. Guy.
The telegram urged Dr. Russell 10
appear and present his side Of the
case.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26

BUFFALO. July 2e Omitted Press)
AT the home OF Dr. Hugh l. Rus
sell here today. IL was stated that
the physician is in st. George. n. b,
on his vacation and will return The
first OF October.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
The Weather

Generally fair and moderately
warmer weather tonight and We'd
nesday; gentle to moderate south
west winds
Evening journal., 1921-07-26

Total .................. =. So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
DEF lance BOWS TO
ATLANTIC CITY FIVE
Local Cage Quintet Drops Fast
Game to K. of c. Team at
Seashore.

Defiance A. A. met one Of the best
cage combinations in the East when
II journeyed TO Atlantic City. Tues
day night and met the X. of C. five
OF the shore. Such weli-known stars
as Reagan, Danny McNichoI, Rube
eastman and Deitrichs appeared in
the line-up Of the Jersey resort. The
Purple and Gold tossers were defeated
hut not dlsgraced. The score was as
TO 2s.
Speed was the outstanding feature
and both teams showed several
bursts of class that brought the spec
tators in the well-crowded Steeple-
chase Pier. where the game was play
ed, TO their feet time and ain. Rea-
gan topped the scorers with five field
and three foul goals and Mcconnell OF
Defiance was only "a couple Of points
behind with the same number OF
double-deckers and one from the PEN
alty mark. Danny McNichol and Rube
eastman flashed on the floor with
their lightning-like passing. Salmon"
Shields and Buck" Magill starred g..
this department for Defiance. Score;
Defiance,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-10
SALESIANUN TEAM
LAYS OFF FOR WEEK
Next Battle VIII be With Alumni
Eleven OF Thanksgiving
Day.

With the big game Of the year a
thing Of the past. namely the WI
nington High School game. the
Salesianurn football sauad Is rosrk-
ing time and viii lay of for q week.
The Cold and White has encount-
q ed considerable difficulty in arranx-
ing games with suitable opponents on
account Of the late start made in ar
ranging the schedule but several
games are pending, one with a Penn
sylvania High School team and
Smyrna High, for November 10. but
the real game on the schedule il the
one for Thanksgiving Day with the
Alumni as their opponents.
game was originally scheduled
FOR the coming Saturday with salem
High but the latter team cancelled
on account Of the game with Penn's
Grove for the championship OF Sou.I.
Jersey being played this week.
big feature Of the exercises in
the scnool auditorium Monday morn
Ing was the announcement that all
players on the team who participated
in the Chester and High School games
would be presented with handsome
white sweaters with a gold IS" at
I tached.