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Evening journal., 1921-01-29
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r. B. Benjamin, custodian Of Willie
Hopes cue hands, says a title match
with Horemans wont be ripe until
autumn. Leaves will have turned to
gold then.
Boston has a sneaking feeling that
Del Pratt is a holdout instead OF a
retiring sort OF gentleman. He's been
hobnobbing With Frazer.
Miss Suzanne Lenglen. woman ten
mis- flyer. has been invited TO the bis
party in this country next summer.
It's strange mat doctors are kick
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

ord with a 22-caliber rifle at 100 yards.
lie put 20 shots SO close together that
a half dollar covered them all.
Also he made the smallest official
group ever recorded indoors In regu-
lar competition al - years, putting
p shots inside a quarter OF an inch
circle.
Al traps he hasn't won so many
championships But GO days after
taking UP shotgun shooting he tied
for second place in the Alabama
shoot. breaking 9s out OF a possible
100 clay birds.
He's the only big league trap
shooter who uses a sight on a shot
gun. he had 10 make his own sighl
and NJ a. Factories don't make EN-
for shotguns.
Everything he knows about shoot
ing he found out FOR himself by prac-
tice and observation.
When he was a Md ncighbOr boys
used 10 shoot al the head OF a tack
put in the old barn door or on "a tree
Lee went them one better and used
the hole made by the point OF ~.
tack FOR a bulls-eyo and hit 40.
lie was nicknamed "rackh0ic" Lee
after that. The same slill sticks.
Lee is now ~. He enters all ths
| big shoots every year.
Maybe "Tackhole" Lee can't shoot
/ He's the best all-rOunder In the world
! ..WITH KIT
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BEST OF BOYS
IN INTER-C BOUTS

Wilmington boxing fans are in for
a treat on next Monday evening. when
this city win compete with Chester
and philade Dhia, in an inter-city con-
D. lest. The gllts Will be staged In
Chester. In ne Wind-up X. q. Harry
Baker. OF tni. city. Will meet Lew
Rawlings. or Milwaukee in an ei2ht-
round contest This is Bakers big
opportunity. lf he succeeds in beat
ing Rawlings. he will again be In line
for the middleweight crown
. The semi-Windup OF eight rounds,
between X. u. Billy Carney. formerly
known as Kid Carney. and hid sunni
has got the followers Of both boys
keyed I'd TO a him pitch. THIS fight
alone VIII draw hundreds OF Whining
ionians 20 the battle ground. The
winner OF this bout will be the undis-
puted i20-pound champion OF VIII
mington.
The third bout will bring together
WilmingtOns fyweight champian
and Chester's nyWeight champion.
Young ireland will fy Wilmington's
colors, while Burns will represent
Chester. .
Joe Martin. Wilminglons iron man,
will be seen In the second number
with GeOrgie Russell, Of Philadelphia,
in siX-round encounter.
The opener will present Battling
Reid. the lighting Mexican. Of this
city, and Joe Rich. OF Philadelphia
This bout should produce lots OF ac-
ton as both are willing mixers, who
battle from bell TO bell.
\ few more tickets are left and car
Doe secured OF the Keystone Field Club
This afternoon, between and
o'clock. and this evening, between
md o o'clock. The fight will be held
IN The new Lloyd street Theatre, al
Third and Lloyd streets, Chester.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SKATING Sii Ting PARTIES
ABOUT REH0B0TH

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
REHOBO1H. Jan. 29.--Lakes In this
vicinity being frozen over. skating
parties are popular day and evening.
Hugh bonilrcs Illuminated the surface
OF the lakes almost every evening this
week and grown-ups Joined in the
sport
Arrangements are being made by the
pupils OF the lligh school for a play
20 be given some time next month.
School officials are planning 20 or
ganizc parent-reachcrs' Association
The meetings " the association will
be held hi-weckly.
Word has been received from
Charles Horn, Dr., by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Horn. that he has
passed through the Straits OF Gibral-
tar and is nearing pyrenes, Greece
where the steamer OF whose crew hg
Is a member, viii make her ilrst stOT
since leaving New York, three weeks
ago.
Mrs. Caroline Ritlenhouse. Of vii
mngton avenue. entertained at card
and luncheon Thursday evening.
\ bridge party and luncheon va.
given at Radio Lodge 10 several of ih,
/ friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horn
/ last saturday on Wednesday Mr.
and Mrs. Horn entertained three table,
OF bridge
William r. Tappan. accompanied by
several friends. are spending the las
or the ducking season on the bay. gun
ming for ducks
Mrs. NJ. G. Barnett. and son, Taylor
OF Wilmington. are at The Bclhayen
Mrs. Edmund Mitchell and Mrs. vii
liam L. Hammond. who have heei
spending 2 ~cck hcrc, have returned
TO their homes.
Charles Salin. who has been In Har
rishurg, Pa. Is weekend Nisito
here with his family Mr. Salin vii
return 10 Harrisburg on Monday. Will
Mrs. Salin Will 20 90 Washington. Il
C., for visit
Preston Doughien. former consul q
Poland. WHO has been visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Doughieu
here. left Thursday Tor Washington
iD. g.
Mrs. Henry Branham entertained
small party OF friends at dinner las
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. paynier
spent the last weekend with Nj
paynter's brother. al Milford
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
UNIQUE CREWE
NONSENSE
BY JAY HARRY AIDE.

Earl says that during the war you
ned to work or nsht-now you have
&c Eight TO work.
Well, fellows, our seats are re-
served for Mary"
Last Friday Earl didn't dance in
'such a happy and carefree manner
as he has done previously.
y Maybe it was because Mike was
not with him.
BY the by. Ek and Skeats how do
you like those applesP
Mike wasn't hunrgy last week, Good
Thing he wasn't or we would have
been.
Walter, tell US another one. Ol Mr..
Howard
q Mystery: Why does someone plead
so ardently TO change the night OF
meeting
Well, fellows. don't forget the next
dance. It's free don't you know. and
our own Jazzola Boys will play.
When it comes 10 syncopati0n IL is
the band In creation and leaves even
Victor Lopez's Kings Of Harmony In
the shade.
song by Mr.. Jones, where, Oh
Where Has My Little Vest Gone"
The next meeting OF the crew will
be held at Twenty-hfih and Jefferson
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
GRACE ON EDGE FOR
THAT TEXTILE BUNCH

The Textile team. the only con
ouerors of Hahnemann OF Pliladel-
mia City College League, will be he
ncXi opponent Of the Grace Church
team on their weekly game at inc
Friends school gymnasium on Mon
dav nirht. Grace had 10 extend
Themselves 10 the limit 10 defeat
Hahnmann by five points. so a mishty
close contest should result. Although
thc P1iladelphians have always had
good team. this years fve IS an
exceptionally fast one.
. Grace has been going at a great
mace this year, their only defeat being
lat the hands of Delaware College. by
J The score Of 81 TO 26. They are anx-
I ious b. keep This recoud up, and will
work hard 10 win IN Monday. Bill
Longacre. their strong defense man
r,vas injured In the lIahnemann game
ami will probably moi be able 10 get
into the Textile contest. Tho rest
.of Inc squad Is in the best Of shape
There will prObaby be a couple OF
new faces added 10 the independent
squad for Mondays game.
A preliminary game Will be played
bv the girls Of the church at 73
ro'cl0ck. and the bis game is called
: FOR S.i5 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
by y NJ. TIuERRY.


NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Can YOU
kick as high as your drad2
II you can't, you're getting old
Francis Wilson is mere hop.
skip and jump from mans allotted
three-ScOre years and ten. He'll be
O. on February q.
Yet he dances as nimbly as Ann
Pennington
And nightly he does a high kick
over his bead
Gray-heads in the audience at VII
sons revival OF "Esrmindc," the
comic nqera In whiohl ne created the
role OF Cadoaux x years ago, mar
vel at his youthful antics.
How DO you do ~" / asked WI
son In his dressing room.
The star had rsmoved his brown
wig, revealing gray hair Thin on toD
and bushy behind. Tho closeup dis
closed face deeply lined and eyes
that may have lost their sparkle but
nd their LAUGH.
Why shouldn't I do ~" smiled
Wilson, Il had to do that dance and
! lhi~h kick when Erminie was youne
and I've never let % occur b. me
that was getting old so | couldn't
Kick the uhandolicrs.
4 don't know whether II has any
ming 70 do with u or not. But
1--we never taken alcoholic drinks.
Il never smoked In my life.
u never drank tea or ooffec.
never eat more than two meals
day"
Wilson was taRans with a mouth
ful Of hard candy.
Have a piece" he offered. Il al
Ways eat candy between the acts. II
The nmhle Wilson maintains every
body ought 10 be able 10 kick head
high at 6I-Sf Aey have the right
idea OF living
Il always have been active" he
said. II used 70 b. quite a swords
, man and won the amaaeur o1ampion.
b fhip years ago. Tried for the box
ing championship. too. But gave uu
sparrins when II gOt too rough for
me.
Wilson isn't a BIT sensitive aboui
his age. lie and DeWOlf Hopper. o.
star In The "Erminien revival. Joke
about Il In curtain speech
five forgotten ages" said Wilson.
It's a good thing TO keep ones mind
on uhose hlnes- Say-am older
than Hopper"
Hes four years older. for Hopper
Will be- 63 Manh 30 And Hopper Is
almost as active, for mountain of
a man. as Wilson
Il couldn't keep the gray out OF
my gair-but ! have kept It out of
my heart and headi
That's lle boiled-town explana-
ton OF Why Wilson can kick hieher
Than his battered plug hat. can
dance. can lake many cncOres on his
} JIG, and can turn a sOmcnsault int0
J the lap 0f Jennie Neathersby-the
: one other member OF The cast who
vas In the original "FEminie.~
This Is Wilson's first appearance
, on The stagu Tor six years, during
which he has aided in the formation
ami success OF the Actors Equity
League. Wilson Is also an author. a
) dramatist and a lasturer. He's wealthy
aud lives In GTamorcy Park.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
FELLOWS, THESE GIRLS
ARE HITTING THE PILL

To demonstrate thai they have not
lost the old time form that brought
many Victories at the dupont Coun-
try Club last summer. the Mailing
Department girls walloped the Press
Recreation girls again last night. 20
10 ?.
The Mailers had little mercy on
Miss Wolfe's offerings and registered
y hits. However, she was afforded
little support by Miss Conley, who
ala the receiving for the Press girls.
Miss Eloise Burns, heroine OF many
struggles last summer, had her curves
breaking good last night and famed
seventeen opposing batters..
Score by innings: r.. II. r.
Mailing Dept. 200 900 OoO-2 3 8
Press Rec. ....... .233 32i 22i-23 p
Batteries: Press Recreation-The
Misses Wolfe and COnley. Mailing
Department-The Misses Burns and
Dennis.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

the nickname Of Cutie" for Coach
Spears.
Middle west aquatic fans are asking
for an all-round championship for
swimmers similar 10 the pontathlon
OF the track meets.
McGraw is playing FOR an ace.
His jacks heaped 10 the sun:
Just one good man will make, says
he.
my team, A Number f.
Penn will spend $4,000 in recon-
siructing its bOalhouee in the Schuyl-
Kill. It'll even have an cloctrlc dry
ing machine for the rowers' logs.
The Yale bowl Is 10 have a rival al
Michigan. Ann ArbOr is 10 have a
stadium that will seat 10000 III
take ten years TO build l..
Brooklyn is still refunding on the
fourth world series game that was C
have been played in Flatbush N Speak
er hadn't sent Coveleskie at EN- twice
in Cleveland,
II some OF the dope on rockies Il
true, many big league records will gC
to the scrap heap in the training
Gamma
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

A great deal OF interest Is being
shown by the sporting public In The
eight-round fght between hid sum,
champion bantamwoight OF Delaware.
and Billy Carney. OF Wilmington.
which takes place at the Chester A.
G. Monday night
After sums 5I-scoond X. o. over
Jimmy Ryan. n Kensington, at the
Chester A. C.. on January A., his serv-
ices were Immediately asked for
against the best bantam The matdl-
maker rould secure FOR January "a.
George L. Null, manager OF sum,
seeing chance 10 settle the hong
standing question a. 10 who H. the
better boy, prevailed upon willis
Britt. matchmaker OF the Chester A.
g.. 10 cancel the bout he had sum
booked for and book sum and Car
ney In The semi-wmdup.
Olen Hackett, who looks after Car
ncy's interests, was callcd into thl
conferences and he signed FOR Carney
making The weight at i2Op0unds. Nh
! Null signed for sum, but requeStel
that the bout be eight rounds, IN
stead Of six. which was agreed upor
In the ,vnd-up, X. q. Harry Bakel
OF Wilmington. will meet Len Raw
lins. OF Milwaukee, who fought sue
a sensational bout with the cham
piOn. Mike ODOwd.
sunni Is The favorIte In the bettine
His admirers are Offering 40 to tha
he Will Win and even money bnat M
scores "a X. o.
sum. who Is a legitimate ii6-poun'
bantam. met Carney at calchweight
recently. and beat him by a big mar
gin. Carney and his followers elaine,
Carney ooud do better in a lonl
bout
Mr.. Null Immediately saw Marcu
Williams. Of The Auditorium of Phil
adelphia- who booked the boys 10
eight rounds on New Years Day. bu
Carney did not accept, claiming th
purse was too small.
since then, Mr.. Null has shown M
confidence nv has IN his proteqo. XII
sum. by working hard 10 bring then
/ tOgether. even cancclling other bouts
After this fight. sum wtll not y
/ lOut Of his class, but will be open .
meet any ii6 or ~ pound boy IN th
business.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Paddy Mcdonald, q. s. Olympic
team weight HEAVIER, is no longer a
trsflc cop. Paddy is a full-fledged
dick" now
Hornsbys selling life protectors,
Sisters printin iingles,
Speakers ropin' Texas steers,
But Ty's huntin' bingles.
Babe knows where he can make $50
this spring. Five Cincy fans offer TO
pay Bambno $40 each II he'll swat
one into the bleachers at Redland
Park when the Yanks play an cxhi-
bition game here.
Boston College offers $4,000 TO any
football eleven that will meet them
on Nov. D. No takers TO date.
Lew Tender and Benny Leonard
are closer 10 signing articles than
they have ever been before. Since
Phil Glassman saw Richie Mitchell
knock the champion down he has had
change Of heart.
Philadelphia plans to can the
tramp" caddy who Journeys back
and forth from links TO links selling
| his services.
Bankhart's suggestion that football
/ teams tied at the end OF the fourth
quarter, play an extra period isn't
scoring many touch-dOwns with the
big nine coaches.
: The mystery OF the missing bond
Rivals that NJ The homeless waifl
/ After spending a fortune in wires
They found Dcmpsey's in kearns
safe
McGraw believes that good batting
eyes are inherited He has signed
! Howard Berkett, son Of the old-tlmer
Jesse. Dad Burkett is the only big
Lacquer who ever hit the apple at q
100 gait for three seasons.
Assemblyman Belts has proposed q
bill TO the New York Legislature thai
would tax racing receipts ~ per rent
That would make racing a poor bet
Yale's baseball team will play 4C
games this spring. Ten OF them are
| in Dixie.
West Virginia has Officially adopted
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CAN YOU KICK
TO YOUR HEAD?
If You Can't Gentle Reader,
You Sure Are Getting
Old
AT 81 YOU MAY
FEEL LIKE II

The greatest tragedy in life Is
FEELING old. You needn't get
that WAY. Al G. you van feel like
A. and do like ~. Francis VIII
son excmplifes the idea. Wilson
couldn't keen the gray out or HIS
hair but he has kept ID out of
his Ncart and head. That's The
principal difference between the
youthful Wilson and old folks Of
The same age Wilson tests.
dances, turns sOmcrsaults and
kicks high over his head It's
not how HARD you can kick. but
how HIGH you can kick, that's
the Indicator OF how Old you are
How high can you kick any
wayf
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
DEALERS LOSE MONEY
ON SWEET POTATOES

Special TO Tho Evening journal
BluDGENlLLE, Jan. 29-Nrs. Harry
ID. Boyer. state president OF the
Federation OF W0men's Clubs. at
tended The weekly meeting 0f the
Tuesday Night Club this week. Miss
krantz spoke on Y W. C.. A. work.
Mrs. Harriet Cahall. vice president
presided. because NJ thu illness IN
Mrs. Roland Elliott, president. re.
ireshments were scrved by the club
hostess. Mrs. Elma Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren &. Newton
entertained the Five Hundred Club
Thursday night Among those pres
cnt We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Marry W
Nivien. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. walton Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Warren C.. Newton, Miss May Richards
Adele Gray, Lillian Sudlcr. Loi
] Ward. Dorothy Ruos Mr. Dodge. Mr
/ knight Edward 7 Layton. Sianle,
! Ladcnhaur. ira Lewis. George RuOs
Crowded conditions have been re-
lieved at the BridEavilic publ,
school by a portable huidInc The
seventh and eighth GRADES. taught hy
Miss Anna Short and Mrs Dawson
Todd were placed in the new build
ing.
Earl Ferguson. aged rs years. died
several days ago al lhe home ~ hi.
mother Mrs Ida Ferguson after an
illness OF several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Mycr are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a
baby girl
Mrs Laura II. Thawley and Mis-.
Minnie Elliott are spending few
dsys in Wilmington and phfadel.
| phia
Mrs. Thomas Smith Is In Whining
| ton as the giFst of her dauehier
| Mrs. NicQuaN.
Local dealers In small potatoes arr
disposinc Of their surplus stock a
/ low prices. II Is said consderahN
money will be lost as prices are muci
/ lower than when stored. although I'M
| nnlainns are i'm nrsL-class condition.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

ing on Stranger Lewis and his head
lock when he makes EN- business
every few nights.
II every fan in the country al Ks
President Heydler for copy of the
new baseball agreement who'll pay
The printers.
Jockey Buddy EnsOr signs second
contract 90 ride FOR John Sanford
next season.
Havana plans a checker tournament
next winter. They'll pay all expenses
Don't crowd for the rheckerboards
gents.
Randolph Brown, the Princeton
flyer. Will run In indoors meets this
winter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
QUOITS

To the tune OF three games out OF
nossible five, Union defeated the
unheaiable. Old Swedes last Monday
evening. The Union boys have some
thing 10 he proud Of in this victory
and also thank "Wilkie,' or Old
Swedes. for leaving his troupe OF
"ringers" at home.
Harold Gibbons. put in in The last
game for Union as a pinch hitter
and came across with two home
runs when the score stood Is TO Is
this giving Union the last and de-
ciding game. score ,e 4, d, A.,
Union ...........2i q i6 n q,
0id ia Swedes 10 20 p q is-s
PLAYERS: Inion-r. Allslon, H.: Boyu
l. Reed. \. Reed, C.. Jones II. hibbons
Old Swedes-R. Sawin, 4. Moore \
smith, H. wilkins.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
DEFIANCE ATTACKS
MILITARY FIVE

+, Defiance Academy defeated Com
'pany C. team last night, 5s-3S. Joe
Lacey was the high scorer OF the
game, caging eight from the field
closely followed by his brother John
who had seven double-deckers and
one from the penalty mark.
sullivan and Cathcart led in the
scoring column for the militiamen
with five two-pointers. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

~ lOO0l lZVV V0TIeCI Wll JI5 out OF
Lee wears glasses when he shoots.
81 have 10 wear EN-" he says.
shooting under artificial lights i'm
indoor tournaments has weakened
my lockers. But seem TO be able tn
locale the old bull's-'eye just the
same.
"A lot OF shooters think ! use cheat
ers TO keep the dust out OF my eyes.
Many Of the big lcaguers do. But it's
more than dust and smoke that both
ers me.
"The right kind OF a trigger finger
more than Offsets weak eyes.
THE pointing, you know, Is largely
done by instinct"
He's a fancy shot too.
In exhibition shooting at Birming-
ham he made the smallest groun rec
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BROWNSON WALLOPS
TEXICO OUTFIT

Frank McLaughlln's Brownson nve
had It soft last night with Texaco
basketball team Of Marcus Hook, win
ming 90 to 20.
Babe" Flynn and Joe Bierman were
the high scorers for the boys from
Fourth and Jackson each succeeding
In slipping seven twO-pOinters
through the net.
Winsor and Litchenstcin played
best for the boys from the Hook.
Tho Waldron Club OF Philadelphia
viii be the attraction at Br0wnsOn
Hall next week. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
~ fNi
RRANDYWINE WINS AGAIN,

RrandYWlno Nlnu0u out dHuIHIT
wanoping 10 Disco at quoits when
they defeated them three out or iNe
games on Brandywine1s noor last
might. Tho score.
.nisco ............iS a 81 Q 49,
players: Lucas, Tobin, Lacey, Hub
bard and Preston for Brandywine.
James. Conner, GarVey and Barrett
for Disco
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

a handsome English bulldog has
taken up It's home with pairolman
George Ahele, 1884 Linden street. Mr..
Abcle likes the dog and would keep
him. but is afraid iis real owner may
be- anxious about V as u appears 10
he valuable animal. The owner
may have the dog upon properly
Identifying him.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
an INFLAMMATION LEAGUE.

Tcnth Ward u! p = ~ q =,
players: Pullman. Maston, faiver'
Herman. sem, Griffith, Munshower'
Tenth Ward-Long, Lawless, Null
! hern. McCOlley.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
WESTMINSTER FAILS TO SCORE

Troop sc, Boy Scouts. defeated une
yVestminsier seconds last night, AZ TO
n n would be hard 10 pick an IN
Sividual star for the teamwork OF inc
stonis was Of the frst-class variety
Tho cc0rp.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Fire in the First Unitarian Churcn'
West street above Eighth. last night
ended up q meeting Of the women s
auxiliary and created considerable eX-
eiiemeni. but the blaze was quickly
exiinglnshed and the loss is slight
The fire was in the chimney.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
DEFIANCE WINS EN-
WHILE AWAY, TOO

Defiance second team defeated The
Resurrection Caiholic Club of Chester
in Chester last nirhi by the score OF
% "a ~ The score.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

will sell my raccOOn ovcrcoat
cheap worn twice; bought In Canada
a bargain; going south. Address,
Richardson, Journal oflce-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Today

Afternoon-Grace ". Westminster (;
Brandyyyine vs.. West.
Evening" second Baptist vs.. Union I;
First Central vs.. 81. Paul.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
M00SE-RAILR0ADERS
HAVE GAME NIGHT

The third Of the series OF games be-
tween the Loyal order OF Moose and
the p, B. & w r. r. A. A.. was played
in the Moose Home last night. er,hrc
and pinochle being contested.
William DOnohOc and Charles Au.
gust won six out OF seven games from
p. Grady and Georse Henry and Z
WOoiridge and =. Knapp won four oui
OF seven games In cuchre.
In the pinochie games the Moosl
won the series. ]. J.. McNeigh and W
AlnsWOrih Won three out OF Nv
games from J. Donlon and c. Palma
tory. George Harrington and J
Graham won four out or 1--WE game
from j. Slaughter and b. Meiden
helmcr.
The next OF the series will be PLAYED
IN The p. r. r. rooms, on next Mon.
day night
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

An inch ~ water on an acre Of
ground weighs 100 tons.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
NOTES or THE CANES.


Ike Blaine sure Is some official. lie
nid not know the scores when he was
asked.
Bill AinsWOrth was so claicd over
winning that he filled up on ice cream
Jim McBeigh sure was tired: he
had such a load 10 carry In the game.
Ed Grady said, 'Ike. let me have
one more chance Ike said he would
think about 10.
Maurice Walsh was getting pointers
from Alnsworih as 20 how plnochle
should he played. lie expects TO get
In the game next week.
Fred Garden wanted 90 get In the
games. but he told him 10 practice
up little
Although George Comfy and Henry
played a good game, they could not
beat knappy.
Ed Lane said: Boys. we want all
the games, so get busy and bring
home the bacon FOR the Moose"
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
WUO owns rms DOC9

Use the Want Ads for the plrchase
Of a new home, farm or real estate.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Watch the Want Ads for the recov-
cry OF lost ana found artieles-.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
CuIuNFY FIDF EMpTTES CHURCH

Referee - Gillespie Timer. Martin
Walsh Scorer. Thomas McDonough
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

Skating when you're on your
feet
IN easiest Of all
The sport events OF winter
time
But hardest, when you
falll