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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-28
RINDlO LA PRoTESTA FL tlUEyO
PROCURADOR GENERAL

rciegrama Especial ps-. s'La pRENSA"
CI;TDAp DE MEN1CO. mayo 81
Hoy rindi6 Ia protesta de icy ante
el Presidente de Ia Republica el nue.
vo Procurador de Justicia dc Ia Ma
cion, Licenciadoi Ruvalcaoa, quien
substitute Eduardo Neri que actual
mente Sc, encuentra disf-urando de
licencia que lie fue concedida por Ell
gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-28

rsier-r-a E,aecsa. s-sre LII PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE LEACO, mayo It
Como Sc habia aaunci26c, hoy las
seis de Ia maLana lego u eSca capital
ell Eocargado de NegocIus Aruerlcsnos.
Mr.. George =. SUrEleClI:. 4 oo-do del
caro- especial "Juarrz." s:en6o rec.S.-
do por Il Comisi0n del P-olccolo.
Inmediaramente que IL uoticia lie
E6 d conocImiento del pubAco, los re
presentantes de toJoS los per.odicos 3e
esta ciudad, Sc preseatarUa en- a En-
bajaria americana. tratando de obccaer
decaraciones re!ativus =. asu2to del
reconocimieDto.
Summeriu Sc ncgo de plano G2-
de,alles alsuaos, dicsendo que ei conte-
nidc de d. nota solamenCe podra eNte-
-iorizarlo el gobIerno dc Mexico el
de los Estados UnIdoS- Los Periods
tas no cons!guieroD haccr que q di-
plomAtico rompierl 81 reserva ) 10
mas que icgraron fue que les manlfes
rara cue volv!a q hace-se cargo de u
ESmbaJada-
Por l. ta-Ge. = las cuatro y media,
el representantc americana 81 p~eSeA-
t6 en- Palaclo, SicnGO rr~lo!do por 81
PresideQte Ob-egon. para qu!en traia
un saludo cordial del Preslaente aar-
ding. Despues de d enueylsta, Il Pre-
sidente Obregcn Iue lnterrcgaco po-
los representatives de Ia prens2 accrca
de II conterencIa con Summerln. pero
no hizo ninsUnas Ceciaraclones spere
si sensational aSupto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-05-28
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper IN the United
States.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS C--ROADsTERs

Gelding 4 years. or over
w. l.. Doe & Son, Beldenville. list
r. c. Campbell, Ellsworth. ........ .3rd
Mare. years or over
II. Il. Bailey, River Falls. .......... list
III. Il. Bailey, River Falls. y md
W. L. Doe & Son, Beldenville. $500. .3rd
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS Q-GRADE RED POLLED
CLASS R-GRADE GUERNSEY

Cow, 3 years, or over
Henry Becker, Ellsworth ........... LIST
Albert Klein. Ellsworth. .............2n End
Henry Becker. Ellsworth. .3rd
Cow, 2 years. and under g.
Henry Becker, Ellsworth. ........... list
Henry Becker. Ellsworth .............2nd
Hefer, / year, and under 2
Henry Becker Ellsworth ............ list
Heifer Calf under II months
Henry Becker Ellsworth. ....!..... list
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
CLASS B--CHESTER

The Seniors gave an all school par
ty Friday night in the gymnasium.
The first part of the evening was TAX
en- up with stunts and games. Lunch
was served at half past nine and dane
ing occupied the latter part of the
evening. A large majority of the
students attended.
The game which was reported to be
scheduled with Hastings for the COM
ing Saturday has been postponed and
game will be played at Red Wing
Saturday, Oct. s.
The Sophomores called class
meeting Tuesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Edward Follansbee President
julius Savage Vice President
Lawrence Dawson Secy. & Treas.
The class colors chosen were blue
and white.
The ninth grade officers for the
coming year are:
Dorothy Smith President
Margaret Matzek Vice President
Herbert Chapman Secretary
Roman Fait treasurer
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
KINNICKINNIC

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Wilson were en-
tertained at the Lloyd Chinook
home Tuesday and at the E. P. Cole
home at dinner Tuesday evening, and
at the Fred Smith home Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Bolton of Illinois is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Will Wilton.
Mrs. Bennett and family were week
end visitors at the F. B. Webster
home.
Prayer meeting is to be held at TIE
Lloyd Sherman home Tuesday evening
Oct. II. All are invited. Bring Bibles.
Misses Nc MILAN, Tilden and Hath
orn were guests at the F. n. Fuller
home Saturday afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
: CLASS C-AYRsHIRES

Bull I year. and under 2
Thos Murphy & Son. Ellsworth -. Isl
John Bonney, Ellsworth. ...........2 ia
Cow 3 years. or over
Thos. Murphy & Son. Ellsworth list
Cow. . years and under 8
Thos. Murphy & Son. Ellsworth list
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06

GLASS H-GRADED GOATS
Buck. over l year
Henry Krauss. Ellsworth ........1
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
EZEKIEL LUTHERAN
Sunday, Oct. 9.

Sunday School at 11:45.
Evening services at 7:45.
A. l.. RuStad.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS C-sHROPsHIRE DOWNS

Ram, years. or over
w. V. Horning, Ellsworth. .......... list
Ram Lamb
w V Horning. Ellsworth. ......... list
w v Horning, Ellsworth. ......... md
Eve. , years, or over
w. v Horning, Ellsworth. ......... list
W. V. Horning. Ellsworth. .......... End
Eve / year. and under ?
W. v HOrning, Ellsworth. ........ LIST
w. V. Horning, Ellsworth. ..........2a Dad
Eve Lamb
W. V. Horning, Ellsworth ......... list
w. V. Horning, Ellsworth. End
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS s-GRADE pOLLED DURHAMs

Cow 3 years, or over
Jas Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. list
Jas. Mortimer & Son Maiden Rock. .2nd
DEPARTMENT 3-SHEEP
CLASS -CnTSNnI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06

j. f. Larson & Sons, Ellsworth. list
Keifer. | year, and under p
j f. Larson & Sons Ellsworth. LIST
Heller. / year. and under p
T. +. Larson & Sons, Ellsworth 80. list
Heifer Calf under II months
J. +. Larson & Sons, Ellsworth. 49,. list
SWEEPSTAKES
Herd
J. f. Larson & Sons. Ellsworth. .....1st
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
PIERCE COUNTY FAIR
PREMIUM AWARDS
DEPARTMENT I-HORSES
CLASS A--HORSES FOR GENERAL.
WORK IL TO 400 LBS

Geldins, years or over
Fred Frier, Ellsworth, ..............1 list
Il. c. Campbell, Ellsworth. ...........2 End
II. e. Campbell, Ellsworth. .......... .3rd
Gelding, years and under years
Milton Straub, Maiden Rock. list
Mare, years over
Forest Il. McCue, River Falls. ..... list
M. Langbein & Son, Ellsworth. -. Bird
Mare 8 years and under years
Henry Krauss, Ellsworth. ........... list
Milton Straub, Maiden Rock. End
Harry Straub Ellsworth ............3 Bird
Mare. 2 years, and under years---
Willie Powers, Ellsworth. .......... list
Pair Matched Horses
=. ~ Collins River Falls. ......... LIST
III. r. Taylor, River Falls. IND
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS D-OXFORD DOWNS

Ram, , years, over
D. Clifford. River Falls. .............. LIST
p. n. Collins. River Falls. .2nd
Ram, l year old, and under 2
p. n. Collins. River Fails. ........... Isl
d. Clifford. River Falls. End
Ram Lamb
D. Clifford. River Falls. ..............1 LIST
p. n. Collins. River Falls. ........ End
Eve. . years. or over
u. Clifford, River Falls. .............1s list
p N Collins. River Falls. End
Eve, l year. and under .
p " Collins. River Falls. ..........1s LIST
d. Clifford. River Falls End
Eve Lamb
p. M Collins. River Falls. ...........1 LIST
ID. Clifford. River Falls. ...........'.. End
CLASS F-Graded by Pure-bred Reg. Sires
Four Ewes
Ed. Falkofski Ellsworth. .............1s LIST
LINCOLN
Jas. Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. list
DORSET HORN
Ed Falkofski, Ellsworth. .............1 LIST
GLASS H-GRADED GOATS
Buck. over l year
Henry Krauss. Ellsworth. ...........1s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS E--BELGfAN

Stallion, 4 years. or over
J. A. Rice ElmwoOd. list
CLASS H-TROTTERS and PAGERS
Stallion, years, or over
III. e. Bailey, River Falls. ..lst
Mare, years, or over
H. f. Bailey, River Falls. list
SWEEPSTAKES
Brood mare with of her colts
Henry COllett, Maiden Rock ...... list
CLASS I-SHETLAND PONIES
Gelding 3 years. or over
Richard Crownhart, East Ellsworth, lst
II IA RoiIay River Falls ..2n End
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS J-POLLED DURHAMs

Bull ! year. and under ?
JAS Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock Isl
Bull Calf. under II months
Jas Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. LIST
Bull Calf, under months
JAS Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. LIST
Bull Calf, under II months
JAS Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. list
Heifer Calf. under months
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. list
Cow, years, or over
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. LIST
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .2nd
Jas Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. Bird
Cow. years. and under 3
JAS. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. LIST
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .2nd
JAS Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. Bird
Heifer, year, and under .
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. list
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. Enc
JAS. Mortimer Il Son. Maiden Rock. .3rd
Heifer Calf, under II months
Jas Mortimer e Son, Maiden Rock. list
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .2nd
Jas. Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. .3rd
Heifer Calf, under months
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock LIST
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. End
SWEEPSTAKES
Herd
Jas Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. LIST
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .2nd
Jas. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .3rd
Get of Sire
Jas. Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock list
JAS Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock. End
JAS. Mortimer & Son, Maiden Rock. .3rd
Produce of Dam
Jas. Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock rs.
Jas. Mortimer & Son. Maiden Rock Bird
CLASS N-GRADE HOLSTEINS
Heifer Calf, under II months
w " Horning Ellsworth. ........ LIST
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS P-GRADE HEREFORl

Cow 3 years, or over
Clint Campbell. Ellsworth. ........ is
Heifer. ! year, and under p
Clint Campbell, Ellsworth .......... Is
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
DEPARTMENT 4-SwINE
CLASS A-POLAND CHINAS

DEPARTMENT 4-SWINE
CLASS A-POLAND CHINAS
Boar. l year, or over
Cecil j. Morrow. River Falls. ........ LIST
Forest r. McCue. River Falls. .......2nd
p. n. Collins. River Falls. ............3 Bird
Breeding Sow. I year or over
Forest f. McCue. River Falls. ........ LIST
Vet. TravnOr. Rock Elm. ............2 nd
Cecil 7. Morrow. River Falls. ....... Bird
Breeding Sow and Pigs
X. G. Campbell. Ellsworth. ..........1@t
r. c. Campbell. Ellsworth ...........2nd
Senior Boar Pig
r. G. Campbell. Ellsworth .........1St
r. c. Campbell. Ellsworth ........2n d
Junior Boar Pig
w. L. Doe & Son. Reldenvi'ie. .....TSr
p " Collins. River Falls ............3r d
Senior Sow Pig
Cecil J. Morrow. River Falls ...... LIST
r. c. Campbell Ellsworth. ...........snd
Junior Sow Pig
Vet TraynOr. Rock Elm.
TraynOr Bros, Rock Elm ........... 2nd
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
GLASS CRED POLLED
CLASS H-ABERDEEN ANGUS

Bull I year. and under ,
u larson & Sons. Ellsworth -. LIST
Bnll Calf. under 10 months
7. +. Larson & Sons. Ellsworth list
Bull Calf. under months
T. II larson & Sons, Ellsworth. 49,. LIST
7 F. Larson & Sons. Ellsworth -. 2nd
Cow, 3 wears. or over
7. r. Larson & Sons Ellsworth. LIST
7 f. Larson & Sons Ellsworth. 2nd
Cow. years and under 3
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-06
CLASS B-HEAVY DRAFT HORSES
OVER 14O0 lbs.

Gelding, years, or over
w. j. Rupert, Ellsworth. ........lst
Mare, 4 years, or over
w. J. Rupert, Ellsworth list
Mare, years and under 3
Henry Collett, Maiden Rock. ........ list
Brood mare with colt
Henry Collett. Maiden Rock. ........ list
Henry C0llett, Maiden ROCK. .......a ha
Henry Collett, Maiden Rock. ......... 3rd
Yearling Colt
Henry Collett Maiden Rock. ........ LIST
Sucking Colt
Henry Collett Maiden ROCK. ......'lst
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

Rule SIS. Sec. s. Batsman strikes
at a ball which is his third strike
and starts toward the players bench.
but seeing the catcher has missed
the ball, turns and reaches first base
ahead OF the ball. He Is safe.
Rule ~. Sec. !. Bases are full
and pitcher throws three balls TO
batsnlan. Tho captain wishes 70
change pitchers. but the umpire TO
fuses 20 let him do 20. claiming
batsman has 70 be disposed OF nrst.
Unless the pitcher had just been put
into game the umpire was wrong.
II a man has pitched TO one bat
ter in a game he may be changed AT
any time.
Rule SIS. Sec. Z; Rule IS. Sec. 8.
with A on third. b hits a slow
grounder towards FIRST base, about a
foot inside OF line. A attempts TO
score and b plainly interferes with
the peg by the first baseman by
throwing up his arm b, however,
not turning out OF line. 3 was out
for interference and A should have
been sent back 20 third base.
(Copyright. 1921. by II. C. Fisher)
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
EDGE MOOR AT
SOCCER TOMORROW

The Edge Moor soccer team OF the
Second Division OF the Allied League
will play It's first game OF the season
tomorrow afternoon when Il meets
the pick OF Wilmington playing un-
der the name Of the Vandcver a. c..
at Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
In the All-Stars' lineup there will
be some very well-known soccer
players. Some OF them have played
With the old Windsor and Irish
American teams and the rest OF
them have played the game on the
other side. There will also be three
or four Of Edge Moor's last year
players in their lineup.
The forming OF the Delaware Soc
Ger League has caused the loss OF
several players by Edge Moor. but
this has not discouraged Manager
Fish. as he has secured some young
sters to MI the vacant places. with
this combination he expects TO make
tomorrow's game the first win.
Although It Is considered early In
the year to kick old pig skin around.
Edge Moor has been working out
for several weeks in order 10. give a
good account when the whistle
blows.
Manager Fish would Ike an the
Edge Moor players to report az the
vandever Club. 800 vandever ave-
nue. at 2.5o o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The game will be benehi
anair and a large number OF tickets
have been sold.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
FALLING OFF IN
THRIFT HABIT
Decrease of $1,OO0,OOO is
Reported in City Savings
Deposits
LACK OF WORK
GIVEN AS CAUSE

There has been a decrease OF ap-
proximately $1,000. 900 in the saw
ings bank accounts in Wilmington
since the FIRST OF the year. according
to Robert D. Kemp. president OF the
Artisans Savings Bank and F'reder-
ick Stone. president OF the Whining
ton Savings Fund Society. The esti-
mate includes the funds Of four local
trust companies which maintain saw
ings departments.
Both Mr.. Kemp and Mr.. Stone
attribute the decrease TO the indus
trial depression and lack OF employ
ment. Withdrawal OF savings began
shortly after the armistice was
signed. says Mr.. Stone. and has con-
tinued steadily ever since. A slight
increase in deposits has been noticed
recently. however. he adds, but
We strive to educate the people
into putting something aside for a
rainy day. and We are certainly IN
the midst OF a rainy season now,
is the optimistic way Mr.. Kemp
has OF referring TO the stratencd
circumstances In which many peo-
pie now hnd themselves. with the
result that their savings accounts
are constantly diminishing
while many people are withdraw.
ing funds from savings accounts foi
the purpose OF making investments
both Mr.. Kemp and Mr.. Stone be
licve the chief reason for the de
I crease in savings Is the unempioy
ment problem. Each said there ha
been a considerable reduction in tn
amount OF savings In his RESPECTIVE
bank. as we'll as In other banks II
the city and throughout the coun
try The number OF depositors
also decreasing TO great extent
many persons having already bee
forced to close their savings ac
counts; and stin others. while the
may not have made Withdrawals. ar
not increasing their savings by fui
ther deposits.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
SQUAD OFF FOR
COLLEGE PARK
Coach Derby Put Delaware
Candidates Through Hard
Practice
HARMER WILL NOT
PLAY FOOTBALL
Special to The Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Sept s-coaches
Derby and shipiey with squad OF
about twenty men left Newark at
AS o'clock this morning over tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
College Park. Nd. where squad will
do preliminary training for 10 days.
The squad will then return to New
ark for several days work on Frazer
Field before the opening game with
Penn az Franklin Field. Phiiadel-
phla. September "a.
Derby. the new coach took charge
OF the squad yesterday afternoon and
gave them a three-hour workout on
Frazer Field. About is men arriv-
ed In Newark In time for this work
out and II was a tired bunch OF
players when Derby called II OF at
s o'clock and sent the bunch TO the
showers
Just iftt4e work out 20 get some
OF the fat on. . said Coachman Derby
after the men had gone 70 the show
ers. The indications are that Derby
VAL be IN charge Of football this sea
son but Coach shipley who is at the
head Of the physical educational de.
partment will assist him. The squad
was taken on the field At : O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and Derby kep,
them there until O'Clock. The,
kicked tho ball around. ran dowr
punts, threw the bail and did Other
similar preliminary work. After thii
was over tho Coach ran the saua,
around the cinder path several time
and by that time most OF them wer,
more than ready 10 quit A fev
days like this will kin us several %
the squad were heard TO remark
The work out reduced most OF IN
players several pounds. They wer
weighed before going on the nei
and after the practice vas over.
Fred Harmer. halfback on las
years team was IN Newark yesterda
but was not In uniform and Il wa
said he would not accompany N
squad TO College Park. Harmer to-
some friends he would not play foo
ball this year. II was reported tn
Mcdonald would not be back bi
this was denied by several OF n
friends. Several Of last years piave
who have been working this sun
mer were unable 10 get here yestei
day but will join the squad az CO
lege Park in a few days.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
DUTCH ROBINSON
GOES TO NEW HAVEN

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWA RK. Sept. .. - Ralph
Dutch Robinson. a local boy who
pitched fine ball this season for Han
over. Of the Blue Ridge League. has
Joined the New Haven Eastern
League team. The Blue Ridge League
closed its season on Monday and
Robinson went at once 10 the higher
class league, TO finish the season.
Robinson not only pitched good ball
at Hanover, but also helped out by
playing third base occasionally. He
will return to. the home Of his pa
rents here for the winter at the close
of the season IN the Eastern League.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
HACKETT INSISTS
McGINNIS Is UNFIT

Sports Editor Evening Journal;
Sir: I noticed an article this morn
ing signed by Buci<y McGinnis. After
reading the article before II was
prlnted I am positive that McGinnis
did not write It neither did he die
tate it. whoever wrote 1t does not
know a whole lot about what he
saws. McGinnis or his understudy
saws shook him out because he did
not train at the Keystone Field Club.
He also says that he trained two
weeks in private for the fights and
also claims I said Pete Devine licked
him. He or his understudy claims
like to shoot hot air and also says
match him with Pete Devine next
Friday and act quick.
We'll Mr.. Editor here are the tacts;
I intended to take him out When 1
saw he was not trying to get IN
shane. I saw him work last Friday
and I know positively that ne was
not At TO fight two rounds, let alone
six did not know he was tram
ing in private for two weeks before
tho aeht. The match was made on
August 81 which would have lett MN
ronlv from Sept 1 until yesterday a
period OF eight days to tram. IN
regards to the scrap that Pete Dc
.,,iro licked him. What / SAID was
mat. Devine would put up mucn
hotter arht on account OF being In
-nucb better condition, although /
did not say previously that -
licked him. will say mere ,na' .
Pete did lick him proper ooth leSl
Thursday and Friday In the presence
OF at least 90 spectators at the Key
stone Field club. >,
In regards TO the hot air. II
thought 1 could shoot as much ho'
! Air as the man who wrote the ar
j ticle I would jump in the Christiana-
The man who composed the story Is
4 a certain fight manager in this town
and I will make him a present OF Sl'
\ this evening II he is game enough u
Fl meet me In Chester this evening and
admit Il.
In regards to a match between
McGinnis with Devine for next Fiji
4 day. he dosen't have TO walt ina
Il long. Pete viii box him on Mon
day at any place. II McGinnis u
4 in as good shape as ne claims. le
81 him come to Chester this eveninl
4 and go through with the fight an'
a the Wilmington fans can judge 10
themsclvs II he is in condition. II
closing Mr.. Editor. McGinnis wa
taken out for two reasons. one be
cause 1 am positive that he Is not fl
shape and the other / will state will
Il ingiy Though you columns II NJ
Ginnis wishes It known.
II Your in Sport,
II OLEN HACKETT.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

Frank Denney and Howard Ingram,
two former members Of the Oenney and
Burns Minstrels, who entertained
throughout the State last season are
appearing on the big time this week at
the Broadway Theatre In Philadelphia.
The only difference is that Frank re-
mains on the stage while Ingram Is
down In the pit az his old Job, beating
the drums.
Denney started on the big time the
latter part Of last season. He made
good from the start and Is booked solid
this year doing rube act Ingram,
beside belnp a comedian Of reputation,
has played In both the oarrick and
Playhouse orchestras. Both are WE'LL
known In local sport circles, Ingram
being an expert on athletic photoera-
ply.
Il Is being rumored around Second
and Jackson, where the boys used 20
conoreaate quite frequently, that some
OF their friends are going 70 the Quaker
City TO look them over. Frank says he
will be ready for them with few per-
sonal and new ones. Lew Denney, a
brother 20 Frank. Is playing burlesque,
while Sam, another brother is prom
lnent musician In town. Bill Denney,
another Of the family, has his own
show, "Oh for the Life Of a Fireman.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
EASTLAKE CLEANS
UP UNION SERIES

Eastiake. which WIN battle
with the National Guards in the first
game OF the post season series for-r
the City League championship ats
Harlan Field tomorrow afternoon
cleaned up its series with Union. win
ners OF the Saturday Church League
pennant. by winning last nights.
game by the score OF to 3.
Clark started on the mound for
Union and walked I'VE men before.
he was derricked. Anderson who suc-,'
ceeded him. pitched a good game.
holding the Eastlake crew to one
binEle.
Jack Price got back In the game
after three weeks absence, and sue
ceeded in holding the Church
Leaguers 10 a brace of hits. ~
EACTT.AErU
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
American League.
Chester Bouts
Tonight
Grand Windup. s Ronnds-

Grand Windup. s Rounds.
Ralph Raymond of Keystone
Field Club. vs.. Johnny Horba OF
st. Hedwig's A. A. Weight i45
pounds.
Semi Windup. 3 Rounds.
Bobby Barrett Of Clifton
Heights. Is. Bobby Hughes of
Chester. Weight f42 pounds.
Main Preliminary, g Rounds.
Battling Barnes OF Whining
ton. vs.. Bobby Horn OF Marcus
Hook. Weight iS6 pounds.
Second Bout. 9 Rounds.
Happy Jack McWiIliams OF
South Philadelphia. VS.. Jack
McCauIley OF Chester. Weight
f54 pounds.
Opening Bout 8 Rounds.
Mickey Wolgast OF Philadei-
phia, VS.. either BuclCy McGinnis
or Pete Devine. Weight f22
pounds.
Frank (Rap) O'Brien. ref
cree. First bout SIS. Smedley
Field.
Tickets for the bouts can he
secured mt tho Keystone Field
Club. 204 East Fourth street. or
Rt Snydcr's, s4S Market street.