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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
TOMORROWS' ENTRIES
AT P|ML|CO TRACK
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Race Track Pimlico. Md. May 10.
Entries for Pimlicu Wednesday. May
II:
First race maiden two-year- -olds;
selling: four and half furlongs: Com
mander Colin. 1t0: Al. 110; Tricks. ITO;
Mad Nell. 1922 Devonite. 1f0; Aunt
Asnes. l07: Wilfex. 105
Second race. three-ycar- olds: claim
ing. six furlongs: Runquoi. III; XGllt
Fringe. 1O7: KHAN son, 112; Kinetic.
III; xMiss Petite, 104; xTubby A. III;
Marie. 1l2: zRoscatc los.
Third race. The Hnmpden Steeple-
chase. four year olds up. about miles;
\ Sea Scot. 1877; \ Sea skipper -
Minata. I47; Il Crest Hin. 40; Bell
ringer. I6O; Decisive. $50; Geneievc
II. las; Soumangha. las; Ireland. 1877.
Ten pounds claimed for rider. a
Canterbury Farm entry.
Fourth race The Southern Handicap.
three year old up; six furiongs' Car- Car
mandate. tf2. Charlie Sunny, 107:
crank. 10: Fort BLISS. 100: King
Thrush. los: Jean Corey. 81: Panaman.
"a: Nivc Chairman. %.
Fifth race ClaiVinF purse thrce-year-
old M: one mile and furlonE; OK
Bcavcrkill. los: Sammy JAY. lOh: X
Dolly Z. 90: x-Tantalus. III: Herd Girl
1I2: Walnut Hall. 113.
sixth race The Forrest Park Purse
three ycar-old and up; first division
claiming one mile: OK Redland. ia:
N-IIank Oday. 112; Tho Decision, IFS;
Mise E'irey, I13: N-White Haven. los
Nathcr 121: Brisk. 12t; XMartha
I.uckctt. 1O7; x-PcriEour,iiuC, l0S.
seventh raCc-Thc Forest Park purse
second division. claiming one mile t9)
MIR Brlmmcl rs: x-Sunny MN
113 N-Sunduria. III; daddy Hol-
bert. 1t3: x-SuRarmint. li0: inciner-
itor. ito. Galiot. -: War Tax, los
N-IIush. t07 Five pounds apprentice
allowance claimed. Weather clear
track fast.
The seventh race for Wednesday has
l,eon declared off. The Forest Park
pura.. has boon divided and n aocond
division viii be run as the seventh race
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
nzps nuTcunRISG "REBELs."
Thousands Put to Death For kronstaht
Irprisings sfoekh0im Fears.

stockholm. May 9--Reports of whole
anIe executions by the BolaheviFt ~
participauta In tho recent kronafadt
uprisiup arc contained in a private mos
aape from IIeIaiugfora to the Tidning"n
tn.i,,v rhea. met with immediate de-
nial however. FROM the H"Iaheyik
agency here
rbe mcsaaee asserted that sevefal
thouRand of the krons'adt frh"l4.
,,no,o thorn hundreds ~ women ard
cbildren had bean executed. but the
saviot agency says that only thirteen
per.ona leaders ~ tho revolt. were shot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural rcaI estate has beer transferred
A. follows
Land III Richardson Park by Howard
" Phillips o. Georgo Maxwell, for
S. 900
Land on Penny Hill 10y Albert 9 Ryan
b. Paul 9 Hessler FOR s. csc
Land n the Cedar by Hattie Russell
b. Clarence J. Magargal for $3.50
Land on Woodward addition, 10y Lizzie
Woodward o. Charles :. X Neldin, for
$500
Land IN Colonial Park, by Elias J
Thappelo O. Joseph ] agarl, for S415
Land at Meadowhrook. by Joseph F.
Woudwar 10 Gcorge Bayard for $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
notorman divers Close can.

An ashcart and Washington street
trolley c4u colIided A. sixth and Markot
atraafe sha5lf O'Clock this morn us.
window in tho -ront IF - car vas
broken. Int the rnoformnn. lack oliver.
aassad hi,f4aelf from injury hv jumping.
vav from the controller after stopping
fhf. ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
MAY OPPOSE WAGE CIT.
switchmen's Union Expected To Declare
Against Reduction Proposal.

Toledo. 0 MAY s.-Proposed wage re-
auctions bv railroad con panies for al
,.assos of employ IS Will be one Of the
chief subteets ~ discussion al the con
,ertton ~ the SWitchmen's Union Of
North America conVeulng here today for
q two weeks session.
Consensus ~ opinion among the early
arrivals among the delegates indicates
hat the swl,ehmon viii oppose any
vaee cuts ou The ground that any re-
auction 80 ia .u the cost ~ living does
not Justify lower wage scales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
". \. PREACHERS.
Rev. 4. ". Goodhand addressed As
snciaflnn Menting.

Tho Nothodlst Episcopal Proa, hers
At4u. af.ou h,d us regular weekly
mrcune in Grace church Hous, YES
t.ra.v Tho order 81 thc day was an
,t,,,f.,tr-tat, sermon iN E,l A W Good
,snd nastor az Richardson PARK church
Routine business matters occupied The
session 4 general discussion on the
.,8s stability 81 having a new course of
stud, for Methodist preachers Was dis
GUESSED but NO decision was reached
The principal feature ~ next week
meeting viii bc ar address hy Rev "
Il. Habbart pastor 81 Harrison Street
Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Isaac X Brown has
rrantcd letters as follows
Administration On the estate Of
samuel NJ Douncl 70 hary b Dounel
sstate % Cornella II iulenwider TO Henry
u Fulenwider
Testamentary On the estate Of Lewis
2 Fritz IL Bessie T. Frltz. estate Of EnOch
Jefferson to Florence s Jefferson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Rccnrcr Rndncr shnrn.s Chr.

Motorcycle Policeman Hyuqou y.a=
tordav afternoon recovered twin six
Packard autumohl" stolen frutu tire
garage nf Hodnev sharp. Slxteenfh
street and Btinolsle ayeuue. late satnr
day evening The car was found atran
donod on the outskirts II fhe city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
CITY GOLF LINKS.
No Action Taken at Water Commission
Meeting.

AS no communication had been re
ceived during the week from those in
terested in the plans for the municipal
golf links project, utilizing the Porter
reservoir grounds, no action was taken
regarding it by the Board Of Water
Commissioners at its regular meeting
yesterday.
The receipts from the sale of water in
April. $2764825, were ordered trans
ferred to City Council.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
Settling Estates

Register of Wills, Isaac r Brown has
granted lcttcrs of administration on the
estate II Margaret Patterson 10 James I
Mason estate of Thomas : Wclch ~
Dorothy " Nillard. estate Of Martha +
Brown to Edna NJ Rrapham and estate
of Ignacv Szvmanski T. tho Equitable
Trust Go
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
RAILROAD TREsPAssRHs.

Two Negroes. giving tho namea of
Leroy Uurd and William johnson wore
ser,tcnccd 20 five days IN tho worEhonse
on charges Of treapaRHing on he Falti
more z Ghio railroad hy Mag1strafe
stradiey yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
AnWITTPD HFTSG DRt a.

I1.-dtng guilty II hoing dr1ut II
Tram 0.connefl ard benjamin II Ncu :
yrere eaoh arrd 1f6 rs Nuniciral c.H-,
sstrarte about yesterday frrrrtr-
.ertcrtlny The .sra ~ Peter ff8
tiruod Iutu todny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
NAN wmIrr ut> Lyvcurp.
Trnneasee MountaineeT Taken Fram
IaiI hr ARMED Mnb and nnnged.

Uuutavlile Tenn May i.frt
noliug white aud an alleged fuoInta q
bad man. Has iYnehfd herr hI II
ed mon. vino gaiued entrance fa ftf
scott county iail removed nirr -d
hanEo1 hlfn frrt0 tree Ife had ..0-
arrested 0n = charge ~ nN1de g.ng lre
Jane Harness. 3a yeaya - fHe
NJ 7 JarneFg. ~ yrarE n Hge at
he 0aa tried frr tho alleged nHfa'r
her hnebapd bot gntatrial resulted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
W Uletts' Team.
Totals
Della ware Team
Totals

". ". Willetta Of this city. was
referee NJ. c. Priest, the champion
of the United States. was a guest and
played a number of exhibition games
with Willetts and John Rachor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
uanehoruk Accused Of Selling Liquor

Charged with selling liquor Theodore
kanchoruk was arrested Sunday
ttcrnoon by a squad uf policemen under
ikrgeant McGnion and Detective Samuel
samble In 4 raid on his house. al New
astle avenue and Lobdell street. IN
Cass court YESTERDAY AZ the request
% Philip Garrett. counsel for the de
fendant the case Was continued until
kTlcay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10

An ad in Every Evening costing 30c
sold an automobile worth sl0O dollars
what more could you expect.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-10
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12

au6 fit olde III Dem geihmalerten
Deutf6lan, Die ibm ierne talloelf.
2eioer mar eg i'm nidttt berg0rlnt. let
men febnlidIten Mllnfh, ben Grie0en
nit Delltlhlallo 51 erlebeL b~efrieoigt
|5u ieben; boffen mi, boB er iiA bes
Nmmlilhen Srie0ens pirb 5u erfreu-
EN- boben. Sern bon lei1en bieler
6reunoen III 81. glpub, obre ieotDe.
ben Mbldiebsgrub bon linen, III e. IN
|bie gtpigfeiit enlttrudt noroen. Dod)
bel bieien miro tpie bei allen, sic er
lid ii iei1em groBen Biirfungsfreiie
1ammelte, fem M1toerfen Elm gefeg1e-
tes iein. s5
Ser 70 unertpartet ii Die gtpigffeit
Abbentfeue biinterldiBt 51pei S0bne,
|gouaro bon Nen Dorf, Brieorid bon
E9eltpeim Soapa, u1o cine Sbfpieger-
tod)ter, Grnu g11genie Ebfele, bon
I9elpein. Diefe iino felegrapbiib bom
NablaBrbnbter Sos. s. Sims, BET bon
6em 8erItorbene11 ~al1serieben 4par, am
fir 1ein 8egraiibnis Gorge at ragen,
unD audi bon ibm als fem NabIaB-
|Der1palter be1timmt m1irbe, bon Dem
Gooe hires 8aferS in &sen1tnis gefebt
mor0en. Size 2ei6e traf Mittmod).
mdmittog III ct. gloub Elm, nuroe
lin Dantels 9eidenbanie nnterge=
lbradt, bon bort anberen Meorgens
nad1 Bernard 2ammeriens Heii0ena
an IS. Mbenl1e nolth iiberflbrt uno
|anfgebabh unb miro, falls BON ben
Mngeborigenffei feline an0ere 8eitimnll1r-
gen g%etroffen mir0, Sreitagmorgen
bon Der unbefledtten @mpfdngniisffir-
de aus nuf benz &alDarienS@otteS=
ader beigeieH.
&ur5 mad uebernabme Der 5teq-
1ng bel ser uNoroltern1 Drudge
ieni6aft ipuroe Der DabingelbieDene
in Sen 5doB Der fatboliiden Stride.
aufgenomt1en, urbs CT 1T Mitglie6
Ser Columbus Gittergdeui6aft unb
.oes ffattb. S0riiterbofes $50. IA. Moge
era ruben III Srie0enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12

ion feline Mrbeitspflidten niht per-
0rieBen, ging CT ia IN Dem 8eoan-
fen auf, Ben uNoroltern" 2eierfreis
mebr nnb mebr 5u oerbreiten. SIN
pergangenen 8inter Iteaten iib al
.0em Ser5lei0en nod anoere 8lagen
Elm, 0o9 unb biele iberitano er nit
ri6tigem 9eloennuuf, 10 raB NIT Be
ginn oieies Sabres er BON 1i6 ielblt
unD ieine Sreun0e bon ibm oadten,
Ell lei mieoer gu einem ferngeinnoen
Mauate geoieben.
Mit ieinen ionitigen gnten gbaraf=
ter : gigenidaften paarte lib cine Dor=
5iiglide S~er5ensgite, Die li6 nament=
|lHb in Sen leBten Sabren our Inter
ltiit11ng ser bon Dem grpBen @ler0 IN
#Deuti6lan6 @eimgeiudten gelteno
madte, Denn, NOR er aud, Elm gutter
8urger ieines Moo~ptiblanbes, 10 blieb
|er ein e6ter Mnbdrger ieineS alten
gnterldnoes, oas er afs Deutibameri=
|faner beri6ieoene Male, 5ulebt in
1913, beindte, 0eiien Scot Inn iebr
gu Ser5en ging. 8as aQes er our
.2inoer1ng Der Scot uro Des Glenos
II 9eutidlanb beigetragen, pnBte 11l1r
er odein, unb ienen, 6enen er in bieier
8eiie bilfreibe Sat0 in 10 beretttDil-
Tiger 8eile lief, ner6en id ieiner8nt<
totem in unoergeBIiher Srenn6idaft
erinnern uno miro Inn getpiB 6aflr
.etuiger 2obn geiidert iein. Grit IN
letter ISOLDE modte er:es fth our be-
fo1beret Mnfgnbe, nnter ieinen bte-
len Srennoer in ct. CLOUD 5omm-
l1tngen fir Sic rotlei6enoen Rinoer IN
5ofiem nn6 Sbiringen nuf3nnebmen,
10 fein g11tes 8erf anr 2in6er1trg
Ser Scot unter ben Deutider tpie per-
i6nlib 10 a11b 6urb feline Mnreg1tng
bon anoeren geforoert 81 ieben. ST
NOR 6emndh Elm Greun6 IN Der Scot,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
Dr,faeielidaft muBte Ser

tenn Drudgeieaidpaft paBte Der
9eritorbene auf ieinen Reiien ourd
Stearns County, 0as norolihe Min-
neiota llrpo oie beioen 3afotas ob let
mes tets beiiteren nno freunoIdaftli-
den 8eienS eine groBe Mn8aN per.
onlider 6reunoe llilb FOLDER ar Den
: NoroIfern1 Iii gelDiin1sen, u1lo no iltts
mer er a1f Ieinei Observation-Disclosures,
m1roe er als germ geiebener 6reuno
begruBt, benn eine @eieuiddft perllr.
fahte freubiges 8efib, aud Dor. no
Mihan,1f n1o 11n5nfrieoenbeit iitoreno
eingegriffen batten. Su oen lebten
sSsubren mar CT BON eiit1em 9er5leioen
,geplagt. bod aus bieies 9eiben IieB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
100000
8 Standardization. 8
g

SIN lebten 9ienltagmorgen tDnr=
ben IN Der unbefledten Gmpfangnis-
ffirde bel elmer bonn bodJm. P. 2nfe,S.
g. s.. IS. g., rm z ubr gebaltenen
Brnutmeiie ebelib Derbnn6en GaD=
NUMB @lopper, 5obn Der 5amtlie
@ilbe1m &l0pper, nno Neffe bes
5driftleiterg oieies Blattes, uno Sri.
Magoalem 9auer, Sodter Ger SAINT
tie emanuel 2auer, unter 6eren galt-
5lidem Dbba6 i'm tra11ten Bertparo-
tenfreiie .bas &odBehsfet i%tattfano,
ipobei oas Buar Die ber5liditen @lid=
tpiini9e fir cine geiegnete Submit
entgegennabn1. M0ge benz iiungen be-
Iiebten gbepaor bel Slid ur0 Sc
gen imb neuen 5tan6e beidieoen ieirtl
SIN ct. Soiepbs Mltenbeim 1T
i'm Sitter bon SO Sabren, bon Denen
CT sic Rbten bier III Der MnItalt 5uz
bradte, 8otrid S. GnrigM nod nl1r
elmer bier Gage langen &ronfbeit ge=
1torben. Ser Dabingei1ieoene muir
sc in Gome, Mem Dorf, geboret1 nRo
hefleiioete bas Mmt zines gifenbabn=
Snipefturen, Big feline geidfhpddhte @e-
Iunobeit i'm 51Da1tg, BON bieiem 800
item 5nrihd3utreten. Ole 2eibe ma1r6e
51r geeroigung nab WinneapolS ge-
brndt.
9ont Mnfunoiig11ng 6es @orn-
miiidrs gobcof mirb mdbrem bieies.
sSsnbres MIR Elm Sell oes 5taatstue<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
biilbefl sic Direfforenbebor-

~
sos. s. Bortpou, tpelder Sabre
LANG III Dtenlt Der Campbell Nortb.
15tar Granite gon1panD tano bat Das
fruber BON benz BERT. Bletder
III 8rainero betriebene Wonument-
Bei9Gft faufflib ii ieinen Beiis .ge-
brndt.
ie camille oes 81. sdas, mel
der bereits In ct. CLOUD eine office
IN Dem 5irit Sectional gnnfgebdube.
Yeroffnet bat, miro anffaugg nddd9iter
M19e bon st. NauI bier our Grim
Dung oes nellen Seims e~intreffen.
Sn Der nuf Der Meit}eite Der
lStaot gelegenen ct. Mntorins BON
Naoua Stride 5elebriere am Dienitag=
morgen Der bodtp. 8fnrrer S. 8inz
1lenfnm ein 8rautamt uro fopulier-
tie mabrenO besielben g6marD @ols=
ing, 5obn Der III Sair &aben mobz
netp6oen 5amilie 8ilb. 8albing, ul1o
Sri. Mnra 8aul, So6ter Der 5arnilie
Sobann SAUL, BON bier. Wlit leinen
.6rennoen nno Bertpanbten mnniht
benz iungen gbepaare, Dos ct gloao.
Enls 8obniib beibebalteut miro, audi Ser
ggeoro}fem" Elm ltets beiteres Gle.
#leben.
6amilie 81 sc. s. Rern bot
Wontag ibr Seimpon Z. Mpenlle flo.
ltd mad Der 1teurten Mbenl1e berlegt.
.Dus bon Ser gamiIie Bis oabin be-
Dobnte @ans ging farflii6 an SRI.
Mnrgaretba Ibomus uber, Sic oosiel-
be nit Gro11 Wae 8inters bepobnen
miro.
Nlf ieiner Dur6reife bon Gu
Iifernien, mo CT bie @intermorate
berbrnbte, mad 5uperior, isis, no
feline M11tter n16 feline @eihmilter
pobnbaft iinb, Nelt MIbert SpanioI
ii6 lebte ISOLDE. bier BEL ieinem 9beim
sSofam Shmibt nno BEL ieiner gnnz
te, sSrau Marg. &%llinfner, mebrere gaz
&c 5n gefnb anf.
gugen 2aber bon bier 11no geeiib.
2eitber, inelber IN Gi1mon6 emf Meb-
gergeiddft IN 8etrieb Ge1t. baben iih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12
Karl GRicle plSbliA aus
Hefit Gcbeat 9clAicNcfs.

@ie elm 8lis aus Deterrent 9i1anel
traf geitern, MitttpodI morgens beim
8etreten Der Office 1,nler DIR Die
asadridt bon Dem pl0sli6en 4bleben
nnieres hngidbrigen Mitarbeiters
Scarf Sbiele, melder Mittmodmorgen
auf benz &aien Dor Dem Narrbauie IN
Soloingforo entieet a1fgeflnoet1
tpltrbe. SSn 8egleitnng 0es @onntp=
&ommlidrs Sal. Serman mad9te 5e1t
9ienitognadmittag IN aniGei1eno boil
Ter 2ebensfraft unb nit Dolem 2e-
bensmut bon ct. CLOUD aus Die Sabrt
nod genanntem 8iaage, mo er iid
1tad 4nmeloung bel ieinem langidbri.
gen Sreunoe. oem bodm. Serrn g.
Sdeuer, bel Dem er iibernahten loa&
te, lid in ben &reis einiger ieiner
&oloineforoer 5reunoe begabn no NIT
bielen bis gegen 10 l1br Die Abenoz
itu1uoen genoB. .Sodtp. 9err Sdener
nartete a1f ieinen @aIt Biz gegen Il.
l1br nnb erbielt anf feline mad Bent
@otel per Selepbm geribtete Infra-.
&c, Die Int1prrt, 6aB Gbiele ii6 i'm
sebn llbr 51tm @ange ,1ad Dem Bfarr=
bauie terabid)iebet babe.
Sodap. SEER 5derer begab ii6
Damn in ser Nnnabme, Dob Sbtele
ionlt mo elm Nadtquartier anfgeinm
babe, our &ube, nibt abneno, bop.
ibm anoeren Morgens Die geabrim
bon Dem Gooe ieines Sreunoes font
men mer6e. Mitttpodmorgen Inn 6
l1br begab lid Sic S%ausbdlterin oes
bodtp. Serrn Sbeuer CUR Stride, I'm
bas Nbe=@lodlein an lauten un6 far0
81 ibrem gr0Bten S6reden ben Der=
meintliben Sausgait e%ntieelt 5pii6en'
Stride nnb 8furrbams tot am 8o0en
Iiegeno. Gin Ser5idlag bate Dem IL.
0ii6en 9aiein bes Serrn g6iele Elm
idbes @n6e bereitet.
Ser 10 pl0sli6 aus Dem 2eben Sc
ihie6ene ml1roe Dor etpus mebr benn
20 Sabren in Mlblbanien IN GbIrin-
gen, 9eutI6lan6, bon noblbabenoen
Gltern geboren, tpo ct a16 in elmer
boberen 2ebranitalt ii6 fir oie Saul
mannihaft borbereitete, Ser er ii6
nie in on6eren 5tGoten 8e11tI1lan0s
10 aab in Der Sa1tptftaot 8erlin mioz
mete. SSn Ieinen beften 2ebensiabren
uanoerte er na6 gmerifo aus, no er
ii6 anfdnglib, 1pie es 10 man9 an6e=
rent aus Deutidlano in Diefes 9anb
encyclopaedia ium1gen Manne err
eing, idtperer Mrbeit gu nnter5ieben
fatte, Die aber feinen 2ebensmnt ltn6
feline Biaensfroft nibt gu 1lntergra-
ben permo6te. Sc gelang ibm tnie-
Ser, iib ieinem 2ebensbernf ar5r=
idlieBen, 1tn6 IN treuer Beobadtung
ieiner 8erufspflidten bob er ii6 gum
8efiker zines eigenen @eiddHes IN
SelDein Sotpa, e11por, in beIien 8e-
trieb er ieoob radb ieiner eigenen gr-
sdblnng erlabmte unb fib Damn nod
0irneiota manote, 100 CT fem 5tpei-
tee 6eim fa1b 11nb In ieinem grokm
Jreunbesfreiie cine Stole ipielte. ssSS1t
ben eriten Sabren b%ebauptete er bier
cine 5tene IN elmer @nertpnrenbano<
lung, i6loB ft1 6on1t aber Dor mebr
oem eirem Observation-Disclosures Der
u9oroftern" 9rmdgeienidaft an,
tpeIde Ste1e er in aetpiiienbofer uno
erfolgreiber @eiie bebmtptete 11t6 nlg
Mftionlr IN 0teieme enforcement
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-12

benz territorial : ansidnB oeg Ste
observation-disclosures, baB Die 8etpobner.
Mlnsfas iblieBIih auf gsfnmos uno
5Snoianer befbrdnf neroen tpiiroe,
tpenn Die gnttuidlung oes 5erritori-
umg nidt geforbert perbe. Or enr=
pfaN Mn1tabme Der gorlnge 8oriiber
gnrrDg our 5baffung elmer anf flint
Mitgliebern beitebenoen 8ebor6e, mel-
de 6ns @ebiet bertDalte1 miir6e.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Whirlwind Finish
Enable s Syracuse
To Beat Columbia
Orange Quintet Tallies Nine
Points i'm Last Three Min
utes; Score Is "a to 20

SYRACUSE, Dec. 2S.-By a whirl-
wind finish In which four field
goals and one foul basket were tossed
in the last three minutes of play, Syra-
cuse came from behind tonight and
beat Columbia at basket ball in the
Archbold Gymnasium by score Of "a
to 20.
With the count II to l5 Columbia
tried to hold the ball but Syracuse
broke up the pass work and Weltman
threw sensational basket which tied
the score at 19-all. Captain LAWN
followed with another brilliant toss,
which put the Orange in front.
Reilly and Springhorn were put out
Of the game in the second half be-
cause Of four personal fouls. Only
200 witnessed the game, as college is
closed.
Tho line-ups
Position. Syracuse (sl. Columbia ao>.
1. r ...... Brucker .............. Muller
C.......... MacRae .............. Watson
r. c. .Weltman ..-....-........ Reilly
l.. o.. Fisher .Pulleyn
Goals from field - Brucker (2>. LAWN
(2). NtacRae {2), Weltman CD, Kellogg.
Springhorn CD, Muller (2). Watson. Bar.
rett.
substltutes--Kelogg for LAWN, LAWN for
Kellogg, Barrett for Reilly. Barnhart for
Spring horn.
Goals from foul-Lav,n a out Of 10. Kel-
logg out Of 5. Weltman mono out Of J.,
Pulleyp out of 1a.
n Umpire-A. c. Metzdorf. Rochester.
Time OF hayes-20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Presidents. Stage
Football Session
On Speeding Train
Coach Neale Gives Players
Makeshift Rehearsal in
Plays and Formations

WILLIAMS, Ariz.. Dec. % CEN Route
With the Washington and Jefferson
Football Team to Wash
ington and Jefferson's football team
stopped it's westward journey here at
10 O'Clock tonight on its way to Pas
adena, where it plays California jan
uary 2. 1t was the third halt since
the Presidents left Washington, Pa,
last Saturday morning. The two spe-
cial coaches we're switched to a side
track here and the journey up to the
Grand Canyon will be continued early
tomorrow morning.
The players had an exercise at
albuquerque, where the train stopped
for half hour. the first genuine re-
lief from the train stagnation they
had had since they left Kansas City.
All the men reported in good con-
dition when they reached Williams,
the team apparently having stood the
long journey from Missouri in good
shape.
This afternoon for the first time
Coach Neale staged train football
session. He rigged a big sheet Of
paper OF the end of one car and gave
tho piA}.rs a rehearsal in plays and
formations.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
2,52OPounds of Dempsey Grown
Aspirants i'm Glove Rehearsal

Blel, and confesses that his home port
s Jersey City. He measures an even
SIX feet north and south and weighs
lS5 pounds. He has just turned his
twentieth year.
Biel boxed with two of the Johns
tonian white hopes and also with Jack
Hogan, one of Bothner's boxing in
structors, who Is frail and emaciated
lad of some 230 pounds. He first took
said to be descendant of the family
after whom the war of 1861 was named
and member of which later invented
Civil Service.
Civil comes from Louisville, KY, and
balances the beam at 206 pounds, his
height being two and half inches
over six feet. He took quite a jolly
pasting. from Biel, who handled him
self we'll and seemed to have the ear
marks (not cauliflower) of a scrapoer
Ed, said he, had been rolling around
the country aimlessly, much after the
manner OF Dempsey in his early days
and had taken part in one or two ring
engagements. He also showed some
proHise yesterday.
Wait Till He Eats!
Another hope who took a betting
from Biel was Gus Becker, origin not
weighs 1872. His longitude is six feet
one inch. Ed Civil's first opponent
was a jobbie named Arthur Sanstronl
habitat the Bronx, who is the biggest
baby in Johnston's nursery. He scut-
ties the seales at 207, is twenty one
and stands six feet two and a half
inshes. And Jimmie hasn't fed him vet,
either.
Arthur later took on Herbert Link,
who may be the missing one that Jim.
mie has been advertising for. Her
bert is fresh from the flats of Flat
bush. He showed lots of pep and ag-
gressiveness yesterday and seems to
have wallop like a subway turnstile.
He entertained Sanstrom handsomely.
Then there WAS Sergeant Dave
Perry, formerly an athletic instructor
in the army. Dave came from Rah-
way, N. j., town that was never
heard OF until Carolyn Wells went
there to live. The sergeant exchanged
the time of day with broth of boy
named Arthur Neubauer.
Still another prospect was Frank
Corbett, dubiously reported to be a
cousin Of Gentleman Jim. Frank also
comes from the wind-swept steppes of
Brooklyn and in his mill with chan
known as Dworkin yesterday he pre-
sented the latter with fine black eve.
Next we have Ralph Murchia, two
fisted Spaniard who looks as though
be might have posed for Soryols.