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The Washington times., 1921-03-17
"SCOTCH PLAY.-

Tentative assurance that the Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding will attend
the Scotch play and ball at the Will
lard tomorrow night for the benent
of the Southern Industrial Education
al Association, was given by George
B. Christian. secretary to the Presi-
dent, to a committee which called at
the White House yesterday to invite
the chief executive and the first
lady of the land.
Interest in the production OF Bon
Eie Prince Charlie and Flora Mac
Donald" which was written, by Mrs.
c. C. Calhoun and is being pro-
duced under her direction, is very
keen and prominent persons are con-
tinually being added to the list Of
those who will entertain box parties.
Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins, Ms. Thomas
F. Walsh, Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran have recently taken boxes and
others have been reserved for Guns
ton Hall and the Flora Macdonald
College.
Captain and Mrs. Calhoun will en-
tertain a company of thirty guests
at dinner before the entertainment.
among them being the Minister of
Cuba and Nine. de Cespedes, Mrs. Will
liam Miller Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Langdon Mitchell. of Philadelphia; I;
Mrs. George Barnett Judge and Mrs.
Charles B. Howry, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Washington Pezet, John Henderson
Geddes, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mclean.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17

zona; DR.. John II. Latsne. dean OF
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore
and Mrs. Latane; DR.. Guillermo Sher'
well. of the international High Com
mission; Judge and Mrs. Michael M
Doyle; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Il. Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bent
ley.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
KAPPA ALPHA PHI DANCE.

KAPPA ALPHA PHI DANCE.
The Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity OF
the foreign service school OF George
town University will hold Its hrst
annual dance at the chapter house,
1923 Sixte street tonight
The dance Is the nrst formal func-
tion to be given by the fraternity
since it's organization year ago.
The patrons and patronesses for the
dance will be Senator David /. Walsh.
Of Massachusetts: Congressman Ham,
ilton Fish, jr.. of New York; Senator
and Mrs. Henry +. Ashurst of Ari-
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
CARD PARTY SATURDAY.

Most of the tables have been sold
for the card party to be given by the
ladies' auxiliary board Of the Emer-
gency Hospital at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trueman Gan.
1920 Twentieth street, at q o'clock
next Saturday afternoon. There are
still a few tables which may be
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
MISSES SILK
FROCKS, sl7.5O

A fortunate purchase of s25 ana sao
Frocks as tust-before-Easter Attraction
apprthe apr the young women. Tanetas in rufYied
youthful. misses styles. Mostly navy blue
put also blacks and browns. IA to 20 wear
The Washington times., 1921-03-17

Continuing our S25 Sale with Extra AS
sortments. Nearly 100 Chokers to choose
from tomorrow at this price! Two-skin
effects in Miak-Fitek-k olinsk y SSu uirrel.
One-skin effects in Stone Marten and
blue, silver. brown and Poiret All to
choose from at $500.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB TEA.

There will be an informal tea to-
morrow afternoon at the Congress
sional Club for members and their
guests The club will not be open
On March 25, which is Good Friday.
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White, son of Henry White. of New
York and Washington. The wedding
will take place April. 3 in st. James
Church, Madison avenue and Seven
ty-frst street.
Miss Moffat made her debut In
society In the season of I91s-1S2O.
She is the daughter Of the late u.
Burnham Moffat and the grand
daughter Of the late Henry z.
Pierrepont. of Brooklyn. She has
one brother, Jay Pierepont Moffat, an
attache OF the American legation III
Warsaw.
Mr.. White, who was graduated
from Harvard in 1907. the year his
rather was appointed by President
Roosevelt to be Ambassador 10
France, is now on detail in the State
Department here. His mother, who
died several years ago, was Miss
Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherford,
daughter of the late Lewis Morris
Rutherford. Mr.. Whites sister, wno
was Miss Muriel White. Is now the
Countess Ernst Scher Thoss, her
marriage to the German nobleman
having taken place when her father
was Ambassador to France.
The date of the wedding has been
set early, owing to the fact that Mr.
Henry White and Mrs. White, who
before her marriage last November
was Mrs. Emily Vanderbilt Sloane,
are to sail for England in April to
pass part Of the season in London.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
y lEa,e4atz e e!

kway home from the South, where she
has been for some time.
-
Ensign Augustus Donaldson will
arrive today. TO visit his parents, Col.
and Mrs. H. Q. Donaldson. who will
entertain Informally for him at din
ner on Saturday evening.
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MRS. DUNN AND DAUGHTER HERE.
Mrs. Thomas b. Dunn and her
daughter. Mrs. George Taylor Of Ro-
chester, formerly Miss Frances Dunn,
are at the willard. Mrs. Taylor will
remain in Washington for two weeks.
3
DR.. H. A. Garfield. fuel administra-
tor during the war, Is at the Hotel
Lafayette for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Maurer of Cleve-
land are in Washington on their way
from Seabreeze, Fla. to Virginia Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Charles L. Bowly of Winches-
ter. Va, has Joined Mr.. Bowly at the
Hotel Washington. and will remain
until the end Of the week.
-
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Taylo.
attended the concert and dance of the
Mozart Society in the ballroom of the
Hotel Astor New York. Tuesday
evening. and will return to Washing
ton today.
Grosvenor B. Clarkson has gone to
New York for few days and Is at
the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. N. p. James, who has been in
Pinehurst, N. c.. during the winter, is
at the Hotel Washington for a few
days and will go to her home in Bos-
ton after visiting friends here
-
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB TEA.
There will be an informal tea TO-
morrow afternoon at the Congress
sional Club for members and their
guests. The club will not be open
on March 25r which is Good Friday.
The alumni of Western Maryiant
College will have their regular FRI
day luncheons at the New Ebbitt
Hotel.
l.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17

of the costumes from New York and
they are authentic In every partic- |
ular.
The Washington times., 1921-03-17

Mrs. A. F. Lauterbach. of New
York, has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for few
weeks. Mrs. Lauterbach Is on her
The Washington times., 1921-03-17
COLONIAL BALL PAGEANT.

SOLON1AL BALL PAGEANT.
A pageant under the direction OF
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman will be a
feature of the Colonial ball to be
given by Chapter 3 OF the Colonial
Danes of America, Thursday evening,
March 81. at the willard. The pa
geant will be made up OF Rroups
wearing colonial dress and number
OF the distinguished men and women
of early American history will be
represented by descendants. In Mrs.
Charles Warren's group are Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Huidekoper, Congressman
and Mrs. Richard Olney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Brooke and Miss Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman will
lead another group composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Atherton, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Sterrett Cuttings, of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ashton de Peyster. OF
New York: the Misses Fenno. of Bos-
ton, and Miss Sedgwick The pro-
ceeds of the ball will be devoted to
patriotic purposes.
3
Miss Nannette B. Loomis, daughter
CT Mrs. Ernest S. Loomis. and Senator
Charles e. Townsend OF Michigan
were married yesterday morning at
the residence of the brides mother in
Jackson, Mich. The ceremony wac
performed by the Rev. william Cou-
den, of Concord. Mich in the presence
CT small company of relatives and
friends. The bride wore a blue trav-
cling suit, with hat to match, and
sable furs. Senator Townsend and
Mrs. Townsend left for a wedding trip
in the West. They will live at the
Portland when they return to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Charles Whitman Wetmore en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday as
a farewell to Mrs. James Turner, who
will sail for England this week The
guests included Mrs. Delos A. Blod-
Eett. Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Cunningham
Hall; Mrs Joseph Folk, wife of the
former governor OF Missouri: Mrs. c.
C. Calhoun and Mrs. Guy Despard-
Con-.
Mrs. A. F. Lauterbach. of New
York, has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel for few
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
sTATIONERY-For use during the next
six months, in the severa county Offices !
viii De rece we'd by the Levy Court Of |
New Castle county up To noon, Tuesday /
Ju 8. Samp es and lists OF mater : |
can he had from the order c ERIK Ad- |
dress a proposals. marked . Propose : /
for Pr ntiBg and stat onery' TO Boyd
MCCOY. cha rman pr nj ng commit ln !. ]
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Real Estate

For Sale
IMMEDIATE PosaEssIok.
ia WEST NINETEENTH sTHLst--
siI rooms and bath. s,ecping porcn, Eas
and electric, hot water heat.
ou3 WEST NINETFFNTH STREET
Ten rooms, bath and pantry hot AR neat
gas
FOR RENT.
IMMEDIATE POssFsEION. Iaree
bni ding suitable for garage or manu-
fHcttir ngs
APARfMFST SUNSHINE HALIl-e
Four rooms and bath.
APARTMENT. 1925 MARkHT SfRrkT
Four rooms and bath,
APARTMENT tGOODisEY Five rooms
and bath.
and third noors su table Tor omces or
apartment.
II YOU are interested IN any property
city. suburban or eountry-4l will be
glad to furnish you with full informa-
tion on same,
Kenneth A. Drake
Phone Sal 9k Orange Street
Real Estate Insurance
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sGOO.nOO HIGHWAY BONDS.
AI- A.EE AE IAE A 4A. s q.


sea ed proposals will be received by the
state treasurer of Delaware until Ju y -.
1927, at oc ock p. m. for the purchase
OF $500 600 Of state bonds of the state
Of De aware.
said bonds will bear date January ].
1921, and TO be OF 81 900 denomination.
bearing ar per cent interest," payable
semi-annuady on the first daysFof Jsnu-
airy and July Of -each year. Bonds sha
be payable forty years after the date
thereof but the said bonds or any of them
may be redeemed a. the option OF the
state at the rate of one hundred and five
bond redeemed on any first day Of Janu-
AIRY or first day of Ju y after the sa ii bond
or any Of them SHAH have been issued one
year. upon thirty days notice properly
advert sed pr ncipal and interest payab
at the Farmers Bank of the state OF
Delaware at Dover, Delaware.
The bonds to be coupon bonds with no
state Tax. All bids must be addressed TO
State treasurer, Dover DE aware. Bids
viii be rece we'd for the who e or any part
Of the issue and must be accompan ed by
certified check for per cent OF the Did.
pa yable To the order of George NJ Fisher.
state treasurer. The right Is reserved 10
reject any or a b DIS.
SAID bonds are issued under authority
of an act ent ed an act to create stste
TEN of state highway and providing for
the Improvement and maintenance there
Of and appropT ating and borrow M mon
ey therefor passed by tic Genera As
ssmb4y uf the Statr or DE aware and
approved by Inc governor April ?, 1922
GEORGE NJ. Fisher
state Trea suFfr.
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Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers
FLOWER PLANTS, 1c EACH

Cactus Dahlia. Giant Single Dahlia.
Antirhinium Coleus mixed Schi-
authus. Chinese Nooifiower,
Nfienonefte stocks Queen Aster.
Crogo Aster GrandifiOra Phiox.
Candy Tuft, Annual Lupin. Dwarf
Nasturtiums. Tall NasturLiums.
Gypsophlia. Petuinia Howard star.
Mstricia. Giant Double Cosmos.
~cabiOsa. Double Calendula Double
Pinks. Double Diadem Pinks. Giant
Double Zinnia Marigold Legion Of
Honor. Centanis. so for 60c; 100 for
90. by Parcel Post paid. Gem
Ally ssun, 25c, so for edging
CHARLES H RUE.
Milford, Kent county, Del
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FOR SALE
NEAR FIFTH AND FRANKLIN.
Hou.e rooms bath porch and heat.
pr.ce and terms very reasonable. Cal al
offlce for fuIl pzrticu u'ars.
ORANGE STREET.
1900 block rooms, bath. porch and
heste
ELAfH URsT.
Modern s-room bungalow, square pan
large plot of ground
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INsUR-
ANCE.
JOHN j. HANLEY
Phone 5i70 623 West Fourth Street
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FOR RENT
Apartments

Apartments
fh7 De'sware Ave, o and b.
iI0l Jefferson ST. 5 r. b and o.
iOs-ilO w. Fourth st. Pearl Apts.l
5r and b.
240l Washington ST., 8 and b.
2f5 W. Eighth St, 4 r, b and D.
500 Market St. q and b.
DWELLINGS.
Wsvaset Park. I'll nottingham
Road. r, b. p, ana not water
heat.
100 W. 18th St. r. d and D.
18th and Head Sts. new dwellings
25ia Washington ST., o r, b. and
heater.
OFFICES. STORES ETC.
Savings Fund Bldg, Ninth and Mar
ket sts
407 Delaware Ave. two front OFFICES.
9th and Orange SITS. Perpetual
f,ldg.). two upper floors.
500 Market St. tso front Offices.
Lodge Bldg. f112-Iff4 King ST.
offfces single or enSuit<.
10 ". Fourth St. modern store.
Central stable property.
sO4 TarnaIl street. rarzee or mfg.
EMMETT 5. HICKMAN
Phone 713. Ninth and Orange SITS.
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Business Places for Rent

ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOUSE
SOS monthly; 10 rooms bath garden all
modern improvements; best location:
second floor fitted as apartments now
rented to desirable party who will re-
Address p. Every Evening Ofiee
FIFTH AVENUE. 2-House. 10 rooms.
bath heater in cellar front and back
porches- Phone 1920 J.
FOURTH ST. r.. 817-seven rooms,
bath octric large yard. Phone 1855 W.
HoUsE--For rent. East side Gail 606s }
SEVENTH STREET. WEST. 2Io-ono
three-story house. ! rooms 2 baths
steam heat and electric lights Call or
see W W. Knowles GOO Ford Building
Wilmington. Delaware.
sHIPLEY ST. Glo Houso s rooms and
bath. Indu r. 6l3 Delaware avenue.
SCOTT STREET. I20-House. rooms.
bath and porch for rent. schwartz In
vesrment Co. S22 Ford building
WASHINGTON ST.. 2JJ2 seven rooms
bath. porch and heat. schwartz In
yestineni Co. so Ford B'dg.
2406 WASHINGTON STREET Furnish
ed until October rooms and bath
sonable 70 desirable couple. references.
Call 4n3o W
QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT AL
THAT INTERESTS YOU MOST.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR RENT
nAnr.,.rNssru


APARTMENTS
1905 Pennsy yan'a avenue, nrst floor,
3 rooms bath ......-.......,.-.... 80
1905 Pennsylvania avenue, second
floor rear rooms bath ..s.5ss.s.. 100
1905 Pennsylvania avenue. second floor.
rooms bath ....t.-..=.. loo
1908 Pennsylvania avenue. third moor,
sI4 West street. third fioor. S rooms.
ba'b 90
4oT West Eighth street. second floor.
; rooms. bath %
2tS West nth street, third Hoor.
rooms, bath .....s. 90
Northeast corner Tive fih and Tatnad.
second roor, rooms, bath 80
$40 Washington street. hrst moor
) rooms bath %
oi3 Washington street, second hoor'
5 rooms, bath ~
Oh Washington street, third moor
3 rooms bath ~
Eighth and Jefferson streets. No.
pol. 4 rooms, bath -
Eighth and jefferson streets no
BOB s rooms bath %
COS West Ninth street. first noor
rooms bath ~
BIS Rodney street. } rooms, bath'
sos West Fifth street FIRST floor
rooms. bath y
aio Jefferson street 10 rooms baths 400
1904 Van Buren street, rooms, bath,
sorth@rst corner seventh and Hsr-
son 10 rooms bath 40
sI7 Jefferson street. 10 rooms. hath %
Southwest corner Sixth and Jefferson,
10 rooms, bath ...s.s. -
1912 West sixth street, rooms, bath a5
1912 West Fifth street, rooms. bath -
sDs West Fifth street . rooms. bsth 10
3II walnut street rooms bath ~
IoI5-i2 Anne street ; rooms, bath IL
STORES.
,oos Orange street so
f04 West Eleventh street 1h
7OS West street ~
aO7 Orange street second floor. front ~
Fifth and King streets l25
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH
pa West Ninth Stree [.
Phones 45o-351
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
No. s2s North Harrison street, 10 rooms
al improvements
No. 6l7 West sixth street o rooms, bath.
heat and gas.
bath porch hsat. gas.
No aio Jefferson street. 10 rooms, |
con nyenlences.
No. i4ui Hamilton street rooms, hot
water heat hath gas and e~ctrc.
No COZ North Broome street, 10 rooms
a'I improvements.
No 1910 Washing ton street, S-roOm
apartment, with ccnvenienees.
MIjNDY * COMPANY
30 West Ninth Street.
Phones s0fi0-soeI.
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Your Future Home Listed Here? LC
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Estate Real Estate

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WISE ADVERTISERS ALWAYS Pun
THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN
THEIR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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APARTMENTS

$50 0RANGE-Five rooms. bath, porch
in rear. gas.
Sal ORANGE-F Eve rooms bath, eectrc
40 MARkET-H We rooms, bath, heat
az PINE + We rooms. bath, q ectrc heat
81 MADISON SIX rooms hath. porch
heat. gas and fptric. hOi water heater
III9 W. sFH Second floor 4 rooms, bath
vii rent either furn shed or unfurn sh-
ed. Iiot water.
1908 MARkET--F.ve rooms, bath. porch
heat.
402 W BOTH FIRST floor rooms bath
porch heater.
81 TAIN AL Four rooms bath porch
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WELCOME,
MUNDY & COMPANY
nds & may sa claim ain 70. e Be- nor, "a
bsssd coaso's duty with ts.ay sa q,'
Ninth streetw unwnten this
TaSssSs Dfsfssfs r 70 IS s5ccfs6 SeoSs6o
COURTEOUS TREArslENT BY ORR s.LysMgS AND
TIES sFFcE afsSr E9hGE E.N 81 sf@yns 5
WE BROUGHT bSSS yss s5HfE RE PRICE on THIS
'0oSs S'As:sss;ssS .;;s 9Th sAS'-
rooms ''Ffas Ts yoths 81 ssf roS ; THT fSs Sskise % arg pot
ASP S9aNt sTR4 fSSFFFB B8aE S5sGF GaeF
.sehed dwelling rooms bath hat electric 'pH ess-
ms WET TwENTY. EIGHTH srREET
cement electricity o'-sos
40 OMccABE AVENUE
yerand bath hot heat cellar snd
THRTY-EIcHTH AND sPRUcE sTREFrs
gas and sieedeisy Essy s terms
rooms, versnda bath, heat cellar
Ioi4 MoSRoF STREET
THREE story II rooms veranda 10 b'h- hat cement 'ef~ r''
cellar, and electricity
1918 LAUREL STREET
rooms verands bath cellar rd for
TWENTY SECOND AND HARRISON STREETS
trcty garage pantry. hardwood ts',ooa
screens, awnings fireplace
2s2s TATNALL STREET
plan rooms veranda bath heat -~ss, sns
electricity.
400 WEST TWENTY-FIVE STREET
and
electncisyr plot 20 rs.
2I0i WASHINGTON STREET
Sendetsched, three
cellar, electricity, for
24II-is EIGHTEENTH
bath heat c-ia
trcty, plot 80 lis
1 THIRTY-sEvENTH STREET NEAR MARKET
Il pantry, laundry, plot 20 Z li3
II 27oa TATNALL STREET
.
H 1os WEST TWENTY sixth STREET
yeands, bath neat cement cellar, plot s5 l25
II 7o4 WEST TWENTY-sECoND STREET
trcny hardwood floors and trim, plot go 100
Il 1902 HARRISON STREET
Two and oneaf two srsndas bath beat ana
electricity. immediate Possession, plot - Z 100
H seoo2-4-s EAST THIRTY-NINTH STREET
cellar
garage basement plot 20 100 Will exchange for
MUNDY & COMPANY
30 Vest NnthS
sOo0-sOol
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS

9IO JEFFERSON 10 rooms. baths.
heat, gas and ectr.c.
525 r.. 5TH--seven rooms bath gas.
527 L. 7TH-Ten rooms, bath gas and
eectr!c.
f02 w. PATH New rooms bath. porch
heat gas and e ectrc.
1902 MARkET-seven rooms, bath
porch. heat garage.
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2l0i WASHINGTON STREET
Semi-detached three story rooms verandz bath not
cement cellar and electrIcity pantry for
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STORES

sfI ORANGE-Opposlte postofice. ,
rooms.
s2s ORANGE table for automobile
store.
3If MADISON--New store. 6 rooms and
bath on second floor; arge porch en-
re bu' ng. Immediate possess on.
lib w, 9FH-Ent re building. VIII ter
To suit tenant; exec. .ent location. OPP
poste pOstoffice
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

RfSTAIRt\r@-An ice cream manu-
featuring FOR sale. good location; will
sacrifice, party leaving town. Phone
ni~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Money TO Loan

STORE Tobacco, ice cream. candy and
croccrics, Apply southeast corner sixth
and Walnut streets.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
WHERE ARE
 THE TROPHIES?

Captain Matty Skane and Ralph Wales are still waiting for the trophies that they won in recent A. A. U. meets. Skane won the mile run in the New Haven meet and was not picked, but after a protest by Cap tain Max Baum and Coach Al Ander- son he was awarded second place. The A. A. U. voted to buy a duplicate trophy for the Hilltopper, but he has not yet received it. The cup has been coming since February 26. Wales won third place in the shot put in the A. A. U. meet here and due to an error the cup was given to Neystron of the local Swedish A. c. When in formed of the error he refused to re- turn the cup. The Swedes have threatened to astracise him from their club roles and the A. A. U. has threatened to place him on the in eligible list until the cup is returned to the high school lad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
EASTERN, FAST
 LEAGUE, LONG

Another player who supports the contention of Umpire "Bilr' Brown that Eastern league ball on the aver age is as speedy as the International league is Shorty Long, the Brasscos peppery third sacker. Long played 145 games with Rochester last year and knows the caliber of ball in the A circuit.
 Long says that he finds the pitch ing usually strong in the Eastern league and other departments of the game aqually as fast. He admits that Baltimore, Toronto and Newark have much faster teams than are found in the Eastern wheel but declares on the average the ball here is just as speedy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
AnSOnia F. c.
Hooks And Jabs
 By CHICK CREATION.

George Dwyer. the A. & A i'm pressario, and Johnny (Red) Bennett have combined interest in managing a stable of boxers. The Dwyer Bennett troupe of ministers now consists of Billy Prince, Kid Lewis Tommy Al len and Pete Dunn.
 Teddy Russell the Norwich we1ter- weight, has issued another ref to the local welterweigflFts. Teddy is partic- ularly anxious for a crack at Patsy BogaSh.
 George Dwyer has determined to make a. real pug of Jim Bones who now battles under the nom de guerre of Kid Lewis. In his bout with Roach at the Acorn last night Lewis uncorked a lot of new stuff. He was more accurate and effective in his hitting.
 Many boxing bugs may take Lewis as a joke because of has wise cracks but now that he is being handled by a capable mentor he may turn out to be one of the best little fellows from this neck of the woods
 You guys laugh and I get the dough. Jim Bones.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
Big League High Spots

the winning run for the Pirates against the Braves.
 A six run lead in the first round by the Dodgers sapped the pep in the Red brigade. the W. L. champs ulti- mately winning. to l.
 Pitcher Abe Lincoln Bailey. late of the Cubs, has joined the Dodgers.
 University of Michigan students are arranging a "Del Pratt day in Detroit when their former coach comes to Navin Field with the Red Sox.
 The Pirates are leading the Ma tional League race with 103 points, while the Indians are setting the pace in the A. L. with 101 points margin in the percentage column.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-13
2 GAMES ON
 SOCCER CARD

Tomorrow afternoon at the Mead ows the Swedish and Spanish football teams will clash at 3.30. The game will be played tomorrow for the req son the grounds are engaged for Sun day.
 Although the management of the Swedish team has not selected it's team as yet it is expected that the following players will take the field: Seaberg or Ostman, goal; Ann and Peterson, backs; Faust, Bannow and Pederson, halfbacks; Peterson H., Knutsen. Holm, Johnson and Carlson, forwards.
 The Spanish team has been select ed as follows: Tate, goal; Montes and Cabellero, backs; Fontelo, Perez and Phaji. haIf-backs; Suarez, Duque Urizar, Galino and Ortiz, forwards. The Spanish eleven will be the strong est it can place in the field as Montes and Tato are included.
 Sunday afternoon the Columbia Graph ophons team will clash with the Ansonba soccer team in the final round of the Connecticut Spring Cup Competition at the Meadows The 1ineupS follow: