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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1921-11-05
NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSINC.
October 18th. 1921.

Notice 10 given that any one found
1uating or trsspassins on the under
signed estate on the Twenty Arpsn,
Read. Forty Arpsnt Road and Snider OF
assigns will Be prosecuted to the full ex-
tant Of the law. !,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1921-11-05
NO HUNTING OR rREspAss1Nc.

4 October 18th, 192l.
( All persons found hunting or trespass-
SAG upon the Conrad & Schutzmsnn, p.
A. Conrad and P. E. Poirceau lands,
north and northeast of the forty arpent
road will be prosecuted to the full limit
of the law.
W. J. CONRAD
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1921-11-05

10 HUNTING OR TRESPASSING.
Tke public is again warned that tres
passing or hunting on Evangeline Plan
tatisA 10 positively forbidden. Hunters
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law.
F. c. oUEREAu
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1921-11-05
F. c. QUEREAU.

NO TRESPASSINC OR HUNTING.
October Is, 1921.
Notice il given that any one found
hunting or trespassing in Edgewood
Plantation in the 9th Ward of iberia
Parish will be prosecuted.
PHIL. BROUCHTON.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1921-11-05
NO HUNTING OR rREsPASSING.

NO HUNTING OK TRESPASS1NC.
October 18th, 1921.
The undersigned gives notice that
hunting or trespassing. or the turning
lsoss Of live stock on the property in the
81 Ward. formerly owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. p. n. Segura is positively forbidden.
Thsse who disregard the law will be
Tigidly prosecuted,
SECURA REALTY co. INC.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
CUNTS IN Twin BILL
AT GONzAGA TONIGHT

Two double-header basket ball bills
are listed for the Gonzaga gym this
week. The first will be played to-
night. when the Aloysius big five"
quint. following a preliminary game
between the Capital Silents and Lang
don. Thursday night the Aloysius
big five" will engage the Walter
Reed tossers. The Aloysius reserves
and Columbia A. c. will provide the
opener
Stewards business College will
send both it's girls. and boys teams to
Alexandria for games tonight. The
girls will play the Friends A. c. and
the sterner sex will oppose the Ma
chine Gun Company team. The con-
tests will be played in the armory
gym.
-, The Engineers hauled the Passen-
gers over rough road in the Ter
minal Y League last night, winning
AZ to IA. Taylor and Miller of the
winners each shot eight baskets.
RosedaIe- A. c. opened it's basket
ball season in brilliant fashion last
Vernon A. c. l9 to IL and the Reserves
scoring at the expense OF the Dia-
mond A. c. Both the winning teams
are open for games. Address T.
O'Brien, 714 9Th street northeast, or
S. L. Rhodes, 1920 Rosedale street
northeast.
Warwick A. c. easily won from the
Liberty quint in the Quincy gymna-
sium last night, % to IL. The win
nerS' teamwork was excellent.
Park View Midsets downed the I'M
maculate Conception youngsters in an
exciting contest yesterday, 21 to 10.
Peck A. G. md the Emblem tossers
will meet tonight at 1880 in the for
mer's gymnasium.
Games are sought by the Langdon
basket ballers Call Manager Eitz
gerald. North S9O7.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

Wake Forest wants a new coach.
William and Mary is trying to locate
u man it believes capable of handling
successfully it's foot ball team. Ran
dolph Macon is said to be in the mar
ket for just such an Individual. West
ern Maryland College. up at Westmin-
Ster. Md. is reported to be willing to
pay $1,000 for the right kind of a man
to coach its eleven. and rumor also
has gone the rounds that st. Johns 8
and Catholic University may have
new men in charge of their squads
when time for 1922 practice rolls
around.
Clemson College also seems to be
dissa tisfied with the instruction its
squad received last fall and is on the
alert for a high type of man to fill
permanently the job of foot ball and
base ball coach. And rumor still per-
sists that strong forces at Virginia
are intent on an abandonment of the
old alumni system of coaching and
the installation of the straight pro-
fessional system.
None of the institutions in the mar
ket for good coaches is in the least
stingy regarding salary considera-
tons There is no type of teaching in
the educational institutions that is
commanding as high salaries as the
tutoring which goes with gridiron
practice. When an institution like
Western Maryland. with less than 100
lnen in its student body. is willing to
pay S1.500 for a foot ball coach for
ten weeks work. it is not difficult to
figure how high the larger schools
will go to get the right type of men
as resident coaches. especially when
such men can handle one or two
sports besides foot ball.
Catholic University has scheduled a
foot ball game with Virginia Military
Institute for next fall. November t.
1t Will be remembered that one of
the greatest games ever PLAYED on
w. NJ. LIS field was with Catholic Uni
versity in 1916. when the Brookland-
crs won by II to ~ after a brilliant
uphill fight.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Over the Net

A glass room has been erected over
a portion of the 7th Regiment Armory
in New York. where thn national in
door Junior and boys tourney will be-
gin December 27. Vincent Richards.
junior champion, has gone beyond the
age limit, and consequently will be
unable to defend his title.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, who halls from
Los Angeles. but who has been abroad
for a good many years, won fourteen
net Journeys in France and England
during the past season.
New Zealand and Australia will en-
ter separate teams in the Davis cup
matches next year. They no longer
are affiliated in tennis organization.
Prospect Club tennis courts in
Brooklyn have been turned into an
ice skating rink.
Quite . number of prominent rack
eters in England are advocating that
only one ball be allowed on the serv-
ice instead of two.
Rules for the Davis cup matches
have been slightly revised. In the
future every country entitled to take
part will be called nation" and the
winner will have the official title Of
'.haInpion nation"
Evening star., 1921-12-20
OPTICAL ROLLERS LEAD
IN NAVY YARD CIRCUIT

Optical bowlers are sighting the
way in the Navy Yard League, with
10 games won and G lost, but the
Drawing team has drawn near to
IN. leaders, being only liz games
back. The East quint also is close
up. The standing:
Optical. 1876: Drawing. 1913: East
1873: Broadside. 1912; Erecting, 12-
~: Miscellaneous, liz; Tube, 7-17, and
Tool, ALI.
Manhattan rollers are 81. games in
the van in the Capital Hill League
having won IA out of IS games. The
f.eviathians are next in line with
1873 and the others stand as follows:
Alpha, 1873; Fraser. 11-1O; Sundodgers,
s-12. and Waco. I'LL.
The Bethesda team took the lead
in the Montgomery County League
by winning three games from the
Derwood bowlers last night. Bethes-
da now leads Silver Spring by two
games.
The girls team Of the sales tax
division of the internal revenue bu-
reau won two out of three games
from the Post Office quint Of the
Washington Ladies' League at the
Recreation last night. The scores:
Evening star., 1921-12-20
IS WORKING
TOL|ST HARVARD GAME

BERKELEY, Calf. December 90
Efforts to pave the way for ac-
ceptance of Harvard's invitation for
foot bail game in tn Harvard
stadium October 2s, 1922. are being
made by University of California of
fIciais here. All members of the
California team. which has not been
defeated in two years. are anxious
to meet the Crimson eleven
The principal obstacle is that Cali
fornfa's schedule already calls for
two trips, one to Seattle to meet the
University Of Washington November
IL. and the other to Los Angeles to
meet the University of Southern Calf
fornia October %. the date offered
by Harvard. Another trip. it is
thought, would cut too heavily into
the college work of the players
A final decision is to be made soon.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
WANTS SANDL0TTERS
=. TO PLAY PRO ELEVEN

team Of ail-star sandlot gridmen
will meet the Washington professionals
at American League Park next Monday
If Tim Jordan, manager of the pros, is
able to carry out his plans.
Jordan would have a team elected
from among the best talent that has
performed this season for the Moha wks.
Mercurys, Southerns, knickerbockers
and Dreadnaughts. In addition he would
have Roy Mackert the former Maryland
Pniversity star, or some other foot ball
celebrity assist the picked combination.
Jordan plans to have Benny Boynton
and Gene Vidal play with his team if
the game is arranged. Both these play
ers have made big hit with the local
fans, Boynton ouishining the famous
Glenn Killinger of Penn State in the
professional game here last Sunday.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

One of the sidelights on college ath-
leticS and where the money comes
from to run them is shown in the
financial report of the University OF
Minnesota's team, which had a Very
poor season and play results. The re-
ceipts from four games on Northrup
Field show in Dr., Cooks report as to-
falling S62.38s.50. More than that one
game alone-the Iowa contest-dem-
onstrated what a card a first-class
team is. for Howard Jones boys at
tracted enough people to Northrup
Field to turn in receipts for 1851.
This is more than the total receipts
of a seasons play in the old days.
Hockey is. indeed. strenuous game,
and perhaps that is one of the rea-
sons why il draws big crowds and
also explains the presence Of foot
ball heroes on skates, for these men
are trained to game of personal
physical contact. and such men as
Owen of Harvard and OHearn of
Yale are as well worth seeing on the
ice as on the gridiron.
There will be some good rowing on
the Harlem river next spring. and
Saturday, April 90. will See the Yale
Columbia crews meeting there, and
possibly there will be a Junior varsity.
There is some talk also of fresh
man race, but that is doubtful. Yale
Journeys to the Schuylkill for her
PENNSYLVANIA race this year. but there
will be quite struggle on the
Charles river on May 6. when the
Navy and Princeton go UP to row
Harvard.
The report has just gone out that
the foot ball association of Yale is
after Mac" Baldridge, the former
Yale star lineman, as a line coach
But Prof Mendell chairman of the
association, says he has heard noth-
ing of it
Some idea of how foot ball has
spread and that. too. in the way OF
high grade play can be gathered
from the record of an institution
named Creighton University of Oma-
ia. This is an endowed institution
founded by the Creighton family
nearly fifty years ago. A little more
tb.n a wear ago the writer, in re-
sponse to an inquiry from scih"
Creighton graduates. advised them
to secure Baldridge as coach Bald
ridge is a student Of the game. and
he took hold of the Creighton team
the past season. and, as some nut i
"they burned a hole right ttrous'1
the middle west" defeating anon''
others. Marquette. to o; St LouI.
University. 81 to l3. and the ohla
homa Aggies. 26 to Is. They won a
their seven games. 1t is little wond
that Vale would like to have 4
star back to help out the team.
Copyright. 1917
Evening star., 1921-12-20

The schedule for the final half of
the season:
January st. Paul NJ. +. VS.. Grace Episco.
pal and Metropolitan Presbyterian VS.. ST. Paul
Episcopal
January lint Vernon II. f. vs. Grace
Episcopal and Calvary NJ. E. VS.. st. Paul
Episcopal
tist and Metropolitan Presbyterian VS.. Fourth
Presbyterian.
January 2s-MetrOpolitan Presbyterian VS..
Grace Episcopal and calvary NJ. E. vs.. Calvary
Baptist.
February 4-St. Panl NJ f. Fourth Pres
byterian and Mt. Vernon NJ. f. st. Paul
Episcopal.
February l1-Metropolitan Presbyterian vs..
Calvary Baptist and Mt. Vernon NJ. L. vs.
Calvary NJ. +.
February 1s-St. Paul NJ. +. ST. Paul
Episcopal and Grace Episcopal VS.. Fourth
Presby terian.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Track Champion to Wea.

LOS ANGELES. December 20.-Earl
il Thomson. a senior at Dartmouth
College, who in May, 1920. at Phila-
delphia established a new world rec
ord of 142-5 seconds for the l20-
yard hurdle. and Miss Anne Cook
man, a teacher at Whittier College.
near here. are soon to be married.
it has been announced. Thomson's
home is in Long Beach, Calf
Evening star., 1921-12-20
SCHOOL BASKETERS MEET
IN THREE GAMES TODAY

Three scholastic basket ball games
We're to be played this afternoon.
Central expected to get much good
practice in a game with st. Johns in
the Mount Pleasant gymnasium,
while the Army and Navy Preps were
to entertain Western High School and
Eastern was scheduled to invade
Epiphany gymnasium for a match
with the Epiphany Tigers.
a well contested game is expected
tonight, when the Kanawha Props
and Catholic University Freshmen
clash in the big gymnasium at Brook
land. The Props last year won the
independent junior title of the Dis
trct and the Brookland cubs have
been doing well this winter.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
ST. CYPRfAN GRIDIRONERs
ARE, AWARDED LETTERS

Nineteen members of the ST Cy-
prian foot ball team, colored cham
pion aggregation. have been awarded
letters. Those. honored were ]. Smith,
Harris. B. Brown, F. Smith, Dyson.
Carter. Fowler. Cant. Betters, Diggs,
s. Savoy. B. Savoy, Larkins, Green.
Jenkins, W. Brown, G. Brown. Cor
don and Dent. st. Cyprian defeated
the Buffaloes, to I, in it's last en-
gagement.
The st. Cyprian Juniors claim the
110-115-pound colored championship
Of the District and are ready to meet
any team in their class. Challenges
will be received by Joseph Smith, 255
warren street northeast.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Totals. 4l9 4lo 40 To.a.e $50 sss 4s9

sherman drive bOwIers are striv-
ing for prizes aggregating s35 as
holiday attraction. The ten duck
pinners having the highest totals for
any five games rolled between now
and Thursday will qualify for the
final Which will be bowled as a team
match Friday night, starting at. 8
o'clock. In the final. those qualifying
first. third, fifth. seventh and ninth
will meet the remaining five in a
three-game engagement. The win
ming team will receive s25. the high
est qualifier will get IS, and $5 will
go to the best scorer on the losing
team.
Washington Centennial Lodge, F.
a. A. NJ. has it's own bowling cir
cult and manages to keep many of
its members on the drives. The
Wardens are leading the circuit. but
individual records are held by men,
lsers of other quints. Brown. an APP
prentice marksman. is the best
scorer with an average of 1884 for
fifteen engagements. High set of
So has been made by Hancock Of
Fcllowcraft and high game or 1876 by
McCarty of the Deacons.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
CENTRE eleven IS DUE
TO REACH FRISCO TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO. December 2O-Ar-
rangements have been made for work
out on Ewing Field here for the Centre
College foot ball team of Danville. KY
soon after its arrival in San Francisco
this afternoon.
The team is on its way to San Diego
Calf, to meet the University of Ari-
zona December 26. The players are to
depart tonight for Los Angeles. where
they will remain several days before go
ing to San Diego.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
2 Foot Ball Coaches oe Ca mes Attract Varsity Attention
GROVER CLEVELAND'S SON
Is ATHLETE AT HARVARD

Two sons Of the late Grover
Cleveland are enrolled at Harvard.
The younger, Francis Grover
Cleveland. was one Of the twenty
i've freshmen who reported to
Coach Eddie Farrell of the weight
events. His specially is the shot.
put. Although he failed TO make his
track letter at Exeter, Cleveland
managed the foot ball team and
was president Of his class in his
senior year. He shows great prom.
fse. The other brother. Richard r.
Cleveland. who was a member OF
the Exeter and Princeton track
teams. II a first-year student In the
Harvard Law School.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
CANADA BARS OUTSIDERS
IN TITLE TRACK MEETS

The Amateur Athletic Union of Can
ada has adopted an amendment to its
rules which will prevent any hut
Canadian citizens from competing in
future Canadian track and field
championships.
United States competitors have, In
the past, taken prominent part in
Canadian meets and twenty of the
ffty-seven Canadian track and field
records are held by athletes who are
citizens of countries other than Can
ada.
The object of the change is to en-
courage Canadian athletes.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Macks Get New Outfielder

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. December 20.
Connie Mack. manager of the Phila-
deIphia Americans, has traded Edgar
Collins. outfielder. for Frank Nc
Gowan. also an outfielder. of the
Newark Internationals. Mack will
leave here next Tuesday for Eagle
Pass. Tex, to look over training
grounds for next spring.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Defeats Canadian Swimmers.

NEW YORK. December 20.-Colum-
bia Universiiy's aquatic stars last
night defeated the McGill University
team, 81 points to 16. 1t was the first
time in generation that Columbia
had engaged in an international
sporting event.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
D. C. Bow MAY Run Abroad.

A Washington boy may run on the
University of Pennsylvania relay
team which is to go abroad next
spring. He is John Cooper Holden.
former Central High student, and is
one of the leading members of the
Penn quartet.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Hopkins Stickmen to Be Busy.

BALTIMORE, December 20. - Ten
lacrosse games have been listed by
the Johns Hopkins team. as follows:
April Is, Army. at West Point; %.
Stevens: 20, Syracuse May s. Navy
at Annapolis; 13. Penn, at Philadel-
phia; 20. Swarthmore. at Swarth-
more: 81. Lehigh; June 3, Princeton;
10, Mount Washington,
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Mohardt to Enter Harvard.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, December 90
Johnny Mohardt. Notre Dame foot
bali and base ball star. will enter
Harvard following his graduation
from Notre Dame this spring Mo-
hardt will be ineligible for athletics
at Harvard. He is said to have sew
eral offers under consideration to
play professional base ball.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Macks and Dodgers May Ally.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. December 90
The Philadelphia Americans and the
Brooklyn Nationals are considering
training at Eagle Pass. Tex. in 1922.
according to letters from Manager
Connie Mack to Leon d. Brooks of
Eagle Pass and owner Charles H. Eb-
belts to Mayor Schwartz of the bor-
der city.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
SEVERAL SOUTH ATLANTIC
SCHOOLS PLAN CHANGES
Catholic u, Virginia, W. and L., Wake Forest, Ran
dolph-Macon, William and Mary, Western Mary
land and Clemson May Be Affected.
BY H. G. BYRD.

institutions the south Atlantic section and
lookout ball coaches for
- among the south Atlantic seeking
coaching Washington and Lee and desirou of obtaining
resident who
preferably BALL Bill Raey coaching
ball Washington
ind
Evening star., 1921-12-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL F|VES
REST TILL January I

Sunday School League basketers are
taking a holiday. They have COM
pleted the first half Of the schedule
with the Grace Episcopal quint top
ping the procession, and will not re-
sumo operations in the last portion of
their season until January q. The
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Prefers Soccer to Foot Ball.

Soccer may replace foot ball in the
schools of Prince Georges county, Nd.
Prof. Nicholas Orem, county superin-
tendent of schools. is urging the
change.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Kansas and Ray to Fight.

PITTSBURGH, December 20
Rocky Kansas. Buffalo. and Johnny
Ray. Pittsburgh. Iightweights, have
been matched for a ten-round boxing
bout here Christmas afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
G0PHERs HIRE COACH
on A MONTHLY BASIS

University of Minnesota is per.
haps the only institutiOn in the
country which has an athletic
coach employed on. a month-to-
month baHis. The recent upheayal
In the Col - state university-s
athletic department, in which the
contracts Of all coaches were ter
minated pending the formulation
of plans for the future. left the
bnsket ball team without a coach,
ind 1t WINS decided to re-engage
Dr. l.. J. Cooke. the former coach,
ON u naonthly basis.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Coast Trip Beckons to Giants.

NEW YORK. December 20.-John J.
McGraw, vice president and manager
of the New York Nationals. stated to-
day that the possibility of spring
training trip to the Pacific coast in
1923 was open to consideration. NO
plans looking for such a trip are in
the making at this time" said Nc
Graw.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Knicks After Southerns.

Knickerbocker Athletic Club is on
the trail Of the Southern Athletic Club
for a foot ball game and would like
to have the manager of the latter
team call West 662.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
PROMISE TO BE FEATURE
OF INDOOR TRACK MEETS
Minnesota Fares Well Financially Despite Poor Foot
Ball Season-Cood Rowing in Prospect for
Harlem River Next Spring.
BY WALTER CAMP.

l should make aside February Madison
- Square New York. the Miros They
than Although
will be the Rodman Wanamaker mile and half and the
college relays 0yard theeme should
be we'll worth seeing
Evening star., 1921-12-20
To PLAY Hyattsville High.

HYATTSV1LLE. Md. December 90.
-Ellicott High School basketers will
play the local high school tossers
here tomorrow afternoon,
Evening star., 1921-12-20

Warwick A. c. easily won from the
Liberty quint in the Quincy gymna-
SUM last night, % to IL. The win
nerS' teamwork was excellent
Evening star., 1921-12-20

Park View Midgetx downed the I'M
maculate Conception youngsters in an
exciting contest yesterday, 21 to 10.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

Peck A. G. md the Emblem tossers
will meet tonight at 1880 in the for
mer'S gymnasium
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
TIE AUTO STORAGE BATTERY
DOES NOT STORE ELECTRICITY

"The storag, battery does NOT store
electricity uS the great majority Of mo-
florists suppose declared 4. L.. How
ard. ISL Service Station representa-
tive Tor this section. yesterday
AS % matter of fact he continued
"thc battery transforms the chemical
energy into the electrical form when
discharging aud changes electricity
into chemical energy when being
charged.
THE practically universal idea that
.u battery stores electricity c0mc- from
the fact that If we send current of
electricity through the cell for crr-
uiu length of time we can later uu
draw almost the same amount 1f cle..
trical energy ont or it
This Is one of the many udiments
of the storage battery with which Tie
mo:orisf should flmiliarizc himself.
4 wcll-mformc1 I'forv owner is the
man who is at aH Ults having sari~-
faction with his automobile lie is the
man who cam r,l the difference be-
tween positive and NEGATIVE plates and
their uroupr functions lie rs the man,
ALSO who knows the difference pe-
tween machiuc-plsted and uud-plStcd
plates
"Thc average AUTOMOBILES owner
knows a battery 9utaiu- plates. Be-
yond that hc is swcsdy unconscious
of an battery facts. The superior ad-
rantageS of mlrhiucpaStcd plates
over the old hand-pasted plants have
not been explored by him. SO Dee gets
along ON luck-milcagc until his bat.
terry begins to halk and he promptly
mikes for the nearest USL Service
station
This may hc all right from the
point Of view of the service station
. hut just the same. even the boss oi
that station would be better pleased
if his clients knew more about their
batteries" tady
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
DANGERS OF 4 COLD
Deming People VIII DE Well to
Heed Them

Many bad eases ~ kidney trouble
result from cold or chill. Cougestcd
kidneys faII behind in filtcriug the poi
son-ladcn blood, and blckache. head
ache. dizziness and disurdprcd kidney
action follow Don't neglect cold
Use D1au's Kidney Pills at the first
sign of kidney trouble Here Is an cX-
pericucc told hy q resident Of this
localitc
4. p. Eatzcnstein, merchant, Box
40. DOG Las Cruces. y. NrN.. says
There is nothing like Doan's Kid.
ucy Pills Tor kidney complaint. AZ
times. after doing heavy work or after
catching 70 cold my back becomes lame
nuI stiff Then there would De- an an
N1yiug weakness N my kidneys.
would feel titcd all the time. A few
does of Dums Kidney PIN, have al
ways fixed me- up I'm 4 No. / shape an,
/ |havc made me feel 'Ikc q different
man.
Price GOc at all dealers. Don
simply ask for % kidney remedy -gc
Dolu't Kidney Pills-tbr same tina
Mr. Entzrn~tciu had Foster MiIbuu
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo, y. Y. tadv.