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The New York herald., 1921-04-24

we'll be abolished and It's duties taken
up by the Department OF Labor.
The method by which supplies and
equipment are purchased for the Gov
ernment lends itself 10 the suggestion
that a bureau OF supply be created 10
servo as an independent agency, 1unc-
tioning for all the departments and In
dependent bureaus and commissions. IN
this way, economists believe, the Gov
ernment would be able to save large
sums OF money in various ways.
Up until 1910 the various branches OF
the Government in the District oi Co
lumbia bought their supplies .ndepen-
IDENTIFY OF each other. making their own
contracts and placing their orders as
they desired. The evils of such sys-
tenn. the lack OF definite price 70
large consumer and the taking OF proper
discounts In 1910 prompted the creation
or what Is known as the general supply
committee TO aid the Secretary OF the
Treasury In mailing contract for paper,
pencils. desks, typewriters and the what
not required for the operation OF the
Government. This supply committee has
done good work in obtaining uniform
prices for such Government purchases.
but IL is guiding agency only. and the
departments still place their orders inde-
pendently, paying for the supplies from
rlals for storage.
Any reorga nization scheme that is un-
dertaken should include, say those who
have looked into the matter. the insutu-
tion OF what might be called a bureau
of supply which would make these pur-
chases for all the departments doing
away. therefore. with the iifferent sup
ply sections that are maintained. Orders
for such supplies could be made in guam
" fn Mt n $iyr1a
materials stored There are many obvt-
GUS advantages OF such a system.
The "Interfor" Department.
The most striking argument for the
need OF a reorganization of the Govern
ment departments is IN the character OF
the work performed by the Department
OF the Interior in consideration Of the
reasons for its establishment in iS49.
The purpose of the Department was TO
administer the affairs of what then was
known as the interior" or that section
of the country TO which the State gov
ernments did not apply. The business
related In the main to questions concern
ing public lands and the Indians
In the years that followed, though.
when States were organized and took
over for themselves what properly were
their own functions. the duties OF the
Department of the Interior diminished.
Whereupon Congress. looking for a
place to dispose of a lot Of work, prompt
ly assigned to that organization such
new Government functions as could not
be placed elsewhere. The result is that
the Department is a hodgepodge OF all
sorts Of activities and long ago outgrew
| its usefulness
The need for the coming reorganiza-
| tion WAS forceflllly expressed in the re-
port or the Congressional joint commits
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
FARM AND GARDEN.

CUT PRICES Buy chII ,,h,
lay more eggs next winter. ~
Pure bred, record layers. 20. 900 (le>
hatcning weekly. Black and
White Leghorns. $40 per 100; R's
r. u Reds, Barred Rocks. SIS NuSnsI
per 100, So per 30. Special %3nsr&
Quality n, l. Reds, Barred ryH
Rocks Wtandottes. Orping- yn3&M
tons s25 per 100. Si3 per 80.
Terms cash. Order direct from sd. Safe de-
livery gunranteed Booklet
Y. ". COOLEY. Erenchtown. y. J.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
ESTIMATE ON GOLD YIELD.
S2,OOO,OOO Likely as KIondiks
Season Nears Opening.

DAWSON. Y. T., April 23-Estimates
are made that the gold yield Of the
Klondike this year will approximate
100000. Mining operations will open
within two or three weeks.
Hydraulic operations Will be carried
on in the Bonanza Greek. and Gold Run
Greek also viii be dredged
Hundreds Of men are employed here
and active preparations for the opening
OF the season are under way.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
ThedfOrd's Black-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
sulting from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville, Tenn The effic.
iency of Thedford's Black Draught. the
genuine. herb. liver medicine. Is
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons, n
grocer OF this city. "It Is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and I
don't believe could get along without
It. take II for sour stomach, head
ache, bad liver. indigestion. and all
other troubles that are the result of
a torpid liver.
'I have known and used II for years,
and can and do highly recommend IL
20 every one. | won't go to bed with
cut II in the house. 1t win do all It
claims to do. can't say enough for
st."
Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black
Draught just as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable in regulating the liver to
its normal functions, and In cleansing
the bowels Of impurities.
Thedford's Black Draught liver medi-
cine is the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations OF substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. a
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

Left Saturday for Georgia Ahere he
will wDrk In the peach orchards.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Walters spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne
Stringer
The reunion at thd home of Mrs. A.
Shows last Sunday was attnded by all
of her children except Mrs. Strickland
Strickland who was prevented by ILL
ness. and Ewell who whose business
prevented his coming.
Mr.. Aruol Loper made a business
trip to Rawls Springs Monday.
MIR, and Mrs Hosey Shows 1lned
with Mrs Shows parents Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddie Murphy spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bill Ho-
lifel1
Maurice Williams who has been in
New Oslsans for several days has re-
tuTn ned HON e.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16
A GOOD LETTER FROM A FRILkD
Birmingham, Ala,
June s, 1921.

Birminqham, Ala,
June s. 1921
Mr.. J. J, Melvin,
The Jones County News,
Eilisville, Miss.
Dear Mr. Melvin;-
Congratulations on
vour issue of June ,. One would
have 10 travel several mites before he
could find better weekly newspaper
than is The Jones County News on
the date mentioned, aid know the
whole force is tickled to de III with
the bigger, better paper-and so will
your readers be, too.
That was fine little Stunt you
pulled on the first colum OF the first
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

page--it will make 'em sit up and
take notice, aud the call for CORES
pondents was alright, too-you can't
get too many news items from the
country.
If YOU viii continue to give your
people a paper like last issue, for a
year you couldn't prise 'em loose with
jack.
The onlv weak thing I see about 1t
is the price--which should be 81 instead
Of 81.
With all good wishes and good
luck,
Very truly yours,
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16
DR.. WILLIS WALLY
WRITES GOOD LETTER
Leading Physician and Sur
geon Commends The
News

DR. Willis Waiiy Is one Of the most
Successful men South Mississippi has
produced. Not orlJ has he succeeded
la bis profe sion of medicine and sur
gerry, hut 10 other things also. lie is
ROW ohi,f surgeon 10 charge of The
large STATE Hospital az Jackson.
The following lc,ter from him IS
very greatly appreciated, because Dr..
Wslly is man who knows the differ
ence,-
Jackson, Miss.
j. J. Melviu,
kiiisviilr. Miss
Dear Fritud;-
just received and finish
ed reading copy OF your splendid
paper and take plsasure In handing
you here i'm sl.0O for same one year.
have always iet a deep interest
Ia Jones &c. because II was my neigh
Dor county when l was at Richtop and
after fading up she work with the
State Boara Of Health, the citizenship
OF Jones county was always ready to
help me IN irylng 70 improve health
conditions, they are progressive aud
l always enjoy reading the papers Of
Jones Co.
You are getting out good county
paper and at the VERY low price,
you should hay @ every citizen Of your
caunty on your subscription list.
Let the paper come and when my
time expires send oil for another year
but DON'T STOP THE PAPER.
When IN the Metropolis Of the State,
the BEST city in the South, don't
fail TO call and see me
Heres best wishes,
Your friend,
Wills Valley.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16
UNION DOTS

Al large crowd from here attended
the singing convention at LeeVille san.
day rad reported some good singing.
Mr.. Irving Jones returned homo
from the A. and M. College Saturday,
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

TWENTY Chesterfelds for twenty
L cents-some swapl Your good
money never brought better value.
Choicest tobaccos Turkish and Do
mestic) so blended that you get every
last bit of their flavor. And Chester
fields do what no other cigarette can
do for u-'They Satisfy.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

Air TIGHT Tins of so
ASH your dealer 70 show
you the new Vacuum
sealed tins of SO Chester
fiehis. A compact, CON
venienk and absolutely
AIR 1 TIGHT packing
the cigarettes keep fresh
indefinitely.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

.GRAN'PoP PROBABLY IA.
THE NATIONAL champion.
AT SWAPPING things.
TWO YEARS ago he swapped.
TIE OLD blind mare.
FOR A cider mill.
AND THEN Of course.
WHEH WE vent dry.
CIDER MILLS got valuable.
AND eRAN'PoP swapped again.
AND GOT a fiivvor.
so said, ~Gran'pop.
SUPPOSE | start you.
WITH THAT old busted.
BABY CARRIAGE back nome.
COULDN'T YOU swap it.
AND GET me.
| A LIMOUSINE"
A CRAFTY gicam.
GAME INTO Gran'pop's eye.
q .
The Jones County news., 1921-06-16

AS HE said, mo.
BUT pLL tell ye.
PLL SWAP a match,
FOR ONE of them.
CIGARETTES OF yourn.
THAT SATISFY"
so WE swapped.
ONE BROKEN paper match.
FOR ONE perfect cigarette.
AND YOU ought to see..
HOW PLEASED he was.
1T DID me good.
TO BE "done" by Gran'pon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21

CAUSE PRICES TO CLIMB AGAIN and widespread
employment
The Alexandria stores listed below offer worthy merchandise at
lowest prices under present conditions You'll find real bargains
offered daily in newspaper and other advertisements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-21

The time to buy has come Goods being sold loss in
cases Prices have reached rockrbottom
Buy the things you need Help keep the factories going and the
workers busy you put off buying the dry goods clothes Shoes
hats furniture and ether things you'll want ana need you'll
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

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taiaaF lif sAasa NH samnnsrs
astans ~ .aisss h.aHHs ~ saa
Isai.ia. ~ lsI.ss. 1ass.a q l.is.a s~saar
Eas aar Iss sns sl,sanla.i.as- r~slia
alse s.r krfs uaus sffss s..ialas
.l.qstsFs las@saass su i~ sasaa~siss -
4ac fanau~aim 1a isssr~lislaa d. hFp
Ssalsss. } lsa ias lpssiilas ~ iAs irss
ras pu hss ss3sss a. ias sggswamlus
issaltandn el.alisss "a s'-a trlinnas ttas
las Iaicfans. hnn .ilao s-,sas ltirrcsan.
ii,imns > ssas,lsamsasslaras lata IA
eslsasa dsl miil.siafle ia lian s'euisio
80 disiinias ssasIsalss unn casa a.
u calle sanraia 3 inrs .sie. liau eis
10 las iiguras ae i.s oaiaashas slc mn
irr lwnlia. que essa ~anl .prainsr
srSlin sne idealrs unas la ha~N iign-
rar com" alto > irigsHfo. "iras cem"
gtrcso y calva: nna nurse ha liegasl"
mss alla y Sn dss4arari"n iia lido
mas lnier~Sanie. pues irnia IN clIrio-
sis,ad ,le lpeIsirar rn Ia alc'l'a que
s-rVia de- l@al las cnireyisiaS im-
Iorfaniisimas he Mrs. Stokes con ''es,s
faRtasmas''. q recoscr rizoS ca hos
pcines y cepillos. gaiichos y alfilercs en-
al suclo. Y atin noiar como Mrs. Stokes.
one scgiin ha aeslarado otra sirvienia
solo acostnmbrala dormir en una al
moliada. dcmosirando con este su gran
I@sividad. euah,lo ahandonala por Ia
maiiana sn ctiarto dc dormir. habfa
emplcadO las dos.
En- lin. este caso es casi nacional.
pnes sus inciientes Sc han dcsarrolla-
do rn New York. Denver. Estey Park
y Troutdalc. en- una casa de aparta-
mentoS de "A calle ~. donde residfa
Wallace. Y en- Ia propia reSidencia de
Mr.. Stokes.
III incidcnte que tuvO lugar on el
hogar. fut cl dfa de Aho Nuey0 dc
1921 Is un0 de Jos mas intereSantes.
Asi 10 relate al tribunal. Nine. Gr0e-
gers. una de las camarcras de la Sc
nora Stokes :-Despu6s de Ia comida,
fucron la Scii0ra el Seiior Billigs,-su
primo-que habfa llegado aquella no
cle, al Hotel Ansonia. 4 ESQ de Las
dos de Ia mariana. cuandO Mr.. Stokes
va dormfa, son0 ell timhrc Y fui a abrir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
De Broadway
EL- PRIMO

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as uar a salqnansln massa ii ~
aise aa a. a.ate. s.an.s aa ias
80 sasunsiaiala . na.eea sal.ilse -.
NJ tlaFiluc - b. BE- sssgslas ha,ss
na,euna s~s-a sNtFassali.afia laa D.
gnr Hss ~sgarsaa. 90 sin asaain asis
iis.ss s~sla b fusssa gsp g.Fs-sasaa be-,
sSsms issssser.. a. ms,bs. i.ss iaatsa,s
sna smmr~als.s. > ias @is~Fn, sl.slaan.
a. e~a laaFRiiaaa aimaisa. aamimsas.
aue ~ una s~issir a. lFg Slsa.
asana s.nsaeal ~ mnrsiran ss,aosias
a cue sns -sl'as.~ msssgs,iiss.n "a.
csialiaadrs , sas aiai'a,lrs iafa ha,ss
aEradala" h Nisla. fariidarias lr
las i..orlas ds9 lilrr sanlsa. csno
pncri"s fraB~'s. sas sorazoncs F~'Ilsai
t"aa cla~e D. iuilnriHia. q'ae ~ ~
limiian Sr -ardiacas nnisamruic. =
alaran i"los los arSan"s = i"das las
faculiades
I'm la nAy"rla ,le los caSes cn qnc
traTsezaIaos csn muier.s lilsre-,am.,is-
tas. rnconframos sirmprr com" punio
discordanie m cSposo que per 20
seer nn espiritn de- alto pr,tecciouisino
con resperto u sus encrgias. que per
mite veces ocultar Ia decad,.ncia
de- estas. preficrc In compassion de loS
que hmentan In pluralidad de su es-
pOsa. a que So piense en la nulidad de
sus esfuerz0s. como sucederia. 81 tOdOs
los h0mbres animadoS por una sinceri-
dad sin hipocresias, cIando notanse
que Ia altiveZ del organiSmo "a hu-
millandOse. y los amos van encoryando
la rigideZ Y amOrtiguand0 los brf0s
Juveniles. confcsasen haber llegado ii
la meta traZada en- Ia lfnea de la exis;
tencia. dOndc has ilusi0nes 'desaparr-
cen Y cOmienza Ia era de los recucrdos.
y prudentemente. preyisOramcnte. no
redujeran a la categOria de flora lie
inyernaderO. la vcgetaci0m eNlberante.
V ansiOSa de aire librc. de personals
Il quienes todavfa qncdall muchos
amos que rccorrer para llegar Il csc
punto, de intersection cnre Ia actividad
y el reposo del mas fuerte de los ins.
tintos que domiuan a hombres nnlie-
res.
ESQ ha sucedido a Mr.. William Earl
Dodge Stokes. que ha solicitadO el di-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

vorcio de su j0ven Y atrayente espOsa
Helen Elwood Stokes, poniendo como
causa para esa separation, una acusa-
ci6n de conducta desordenada de su
esposa, con Mr.. Edgard I. Wallace.
un ma agnate petrolero de San Francis
co de California, cuya llegada la es-
pera el Magistrate de la Corte Supre,
ma, Mr.. Finch, para continuar el jul
clio; con Mr.. Hal G. Billigm que Sc
dice primo de Mrs Stokes; con un hijo
del propio Mr., Stokes, que solo Sc di-
ferencia de su papa por el Junior que
coloca despues de su apellido que
parece es mucho mas elective que su
progenitor y-respiren ustedes con
cineo indiyiduos mas, cuyos nombres
serfa prolific copiar..
Las sesiones de este juicio. en- la an
tigua Court House, en- el City Hall
Park, estan coneurridfsimas de pdbli-
co, especialmente mujeres, pues por
las decoraciones de los testigos, en- las
primeras sesiones ha resultado este
case de diyorcio una comedia de ro-
pas Iigelas, en'la que de vez en- GUAM
do los abogados, testigos Y acllsados
tienen que echar la carcaiada, resul-
tando tan atractivas que hasta Sc Ian
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

Una GAIA O. Eeguriaaa ae srers. IN
escrilsris DE- MADEIRA o acers. marca
SECURITY. una lsmpara slsciri-
ca EMERAIITE y una Msssins d
sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. cuai.
quira de esias meiorss cue I'd. hass
en- 81 0licina le repsrts benesicios cue
nadie ahora le podria predeeis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

Era Mrs., Stokes. que me manifesto
que habfa dejado a su primo en- el An
sonia. Per0 70 que estaba escuchandO
iunto In puerta de In alcOBa, por
ciertos ruidos quedos y sOspechosos
que percibf me hicieron Greer que Ia
seiiora tenfa una pesadilla, prOnto me
pude convencer que no habfa tai pesa-
dilla. Mrs. Stokes refa. Pero su risa
dur6 POGO. porque el senior Stokes que
dormfa en- Ia habitaci6n contigua pare.
ce que percibi6 los mismos rufdos. v
penetr6 EN- la de su esposa. .Entonces
pude DIR distintamente :'.; Que rayos
hace usted en- La habitaci6n de mi es-
posa estas hoIas?r
Cuando la testigo lleg6 a este punto
en- su decIaraci0n, el abogado de Mr..
Stokes. la interrumpi6 preguntandole
que habfa contestado Mr.. Billig, que
/ como Sc vera mas adeIante era la per-
soma que eausaba los rufdos misterio-
SOS. Mrs. Groeger. con mucha inge-
nuidad, contest6 al abogado:
.Nada.. Esto produjo ia natural
l.expansi6n risiefia en- Ell auditorio, adn
en- la misma Mrs. Stokes, con excep-
cion de Mr.. Finch. Ell Magistrado, que
con la seriedad austera de la ley per-
mo ,nnei6 coi;iunfo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
SENSATIONAL REALIzACION

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" ofrece para vena Immediate
40 tvs 15 de rs TO- Ghmghams cuad0sy lstas
Is. Voes colores muy bOnt0s
40 ctvs hoy Is vs Dres de algod6n asargdos de IS c
25 clase superior preci0 era SO ctvs 20.
BROCADOS DE SEDA pecios desde S15O hasta
$780, los ofrecmOs So IS $OO yarda 0dos 6 pugadas
de anchO. zss
Ademas iquidamos encaes Valeneien, Nottingham, Mag
ncos bordados Suzos Medas Calcenes Camseas Sbanas
Tohalas, Perfumeria etc. s&
guandOe huesras mercancas de prea adad
demos pacOtillas. FIGURINES PATR0NES Nc CALI.
]. VILLAMIL & co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

ssesaa taenIiansss laa esaiss de senova w
ienca Maiaas santa Cruy Dc u Palms Puerto LGbn en-
sae de IDA les te (artsgena sabanA Carazsg Prer
Cabello Car0paho Ponce, Mssaia ianOva 81 REURESO
yaje.d regreso la essss de SANTA Cray de Tene
rife ..ss amas aiteraalas
Las fechas de salia faa los pneft0s
de Cadz Ia ida Colon al aA ieusas pstsi
mibes seSnn ve,nis ~ Com
pania; pero esan sieas vi aelanoun gren los bngs
la navegaci6n sdelsntO que ebe afsvecar "A
dencia
Para informes dirf3xs. ios 5venIes Generates,
SOBRIN0S DE EZQUiAGA San Juan R., q Los Agentes
Locales saber En- Ponce Bvnntn O0 Mayagues,
Syes Norol Co.; En- Aguadila -, svge Silua Arec
b0 Syes Roses 90, Sues
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
TreSter Announces
Thirty-One CenterS
for Basket Tourney
One More District to Be
Named LGter-AD,nternldn
Signs Local Contracts.

The location of thirty-One sectiOnals
for the Indiana State High School Ath-
letic Association basket ball champion
ship tournament has been, made by Per
manent Secretary A. L. Trester of the
high school board of control thirty
when more entries have been received
by the board and a better idea as to
which part of the State needs 1t most is
obtained. There were twenty six centers
last year.
Indianapolis, as has been stated previ-
ously, gets a sectional, which will be
conducted at the State Fair Grounds
Coliseum. All sectional meets Will be
held on March and 5, the regional meets
NIl he played at Indiana and Purdue
Universities March II and -, sixteen OF
the thirty-t two district champs going to
each institution and playing round Of
games so as to eliminate half the mum
Der and tighten the grind of the final
play.
The championship battles will be
fought here on the Coliseum floor, March
Is and 10, under the supervision of the
athletic committees of the three local
high schools and Butler College.
The Sectionals announced by Trester
are: Anderson, Attca, Auburn, Bedford,
louisville, FIT. Wayne. Franklin, Gary,
Greencastle, Huntington, indianapolis,
KOkOmO. Lafayette, Lebanon, Marion,
Martinsvi!le, Newcastle. Owensville. Rich
InOnd, Rochester. Nashville, Scottsburg,
South Bend. Sullivan, Terre Haute, Vim
cennes, Warsaw and Winchester
X. '. zimmerman, athletic director 1t
Manual and member of the state board
II control representing the fifth district.
today signed and returned to Trester
the contract for the indianapolis sectional
and championship meets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
GOSSIP OF THE BASKETEERS

night and fans who saw them perform
last night are confident that they will
leave Terre Haute with two victories 10
their credit.
The powerful attack Of the Martins
vile aggregation was too much for
Coach julius SbOrtrldge team and the
locals We're handed n 42-to-l9 beating
on the north side court last night. The
Blue and White put up a strong hght
al the way. but aid not possess the
teamwork OF the visitors and they We're
outsmarted at every turn OF the on
test The frat half ended with Martins
vile holding 2O-to-5 lead.
Nash and Tudor were the malnsiays
Of the winning combination, while
Churchman and Riley carried the bTunt
of the Shortridge burden.
CUMBERLAND. Ind, Jan. 15.-The
Cumberland Community team Will meet
the Oaklandon Independents tonight In
what should prove hot game, as the
teams are old rivals. Cumberland would
Ike 10 meet the South side Turner's and
North Side Vets OF Indianapolis "A they
have already scored n victory over the
Fcrudale team. For games address H.
H. Redmyre. Cumberland.
The West side sunday School League
second round games were played at the
The West Washington NJ f. defeated the
West Park Christians. II to o; Eighth
Christians defeated the st. Paul Reforms
- to 0. and the Olive Branch Christians
defeated the Morris street Christians. %
to 9. The Eighth Christians are now
lending the league, with two games won
and none lost.
The Christamore A Ca defeated the
Grapplers, rs TO 10, on the ChristamOre
iloor last night The winners outplayed
the Grappler crowd Mt every point Of
play, with Bonell and Wilbur getting
most of the points The Christamoros
would like TO book game with the Iau
ter Gray5 or Joy-Gloom team. Call
Woodruff 0l3O and ask for Clayton.
GREENWOOD, Ind, Jan. 15.-The
American Legion five Of the Greenwood
post defeated the fast Columbus Amerl-
can Legion team p to Is, In a holly
contested game here. THIS squares the
season count between these teams, as
Columbus previously defeated the Green
wood athletes at Columbus. Neither OF
them have lost to any other team
The II. 7. A. c. management wishes
to get In touch with the manager of the
North Side A. C.s In regard to game
for Jan. 10. Call Harrison O314 and ask
for Bob,
The South side Turner first team will
run through a scrimmage with the Sec
onds on the Turner floor tomorrow aft
ernoOn in preparation for their game
with the Ferndales next saturday night.
DARLINGTON, Ind, Jan. 1J.-Im
fast. well played game, the Darlington
Bear Cats beat the Rockville Aces, - to
%, on the local floor. Darlington meets
the Mooresville Elks Monday night in
what is expected to prove one of the
best independent scraps OF the season.
This Will be the third game of their
three game series, each team having won
one game. Darlington viii hold the dis
trict meet for independent amateur
teams In Fountain, Montgomery, Tippe-
canoe and Carol Counties Feb. 5. Teams
wishing TO enter should secure entry
blanks at the Darlington Athletic As
sociation, Darlington, ind.