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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Nov. 5.--The mask
dance held az the Masonic Temple, New
port, last night by the Women's Civic
Club of Richardson Park Was largely
attended. Hundreds of dancers, many
81 thom masked, enjoyed the program.
Nr. and Mrs Edward v. Hircsh OF Elm
hurst were winners 10 the spot light
dance
New culverts have been placed at
Eureka street and Atlantic avenue and al
thp Howard street crossing al the school
house. The work was done by the Five
Points Clylcs Associations street COM
mittee.
Although the rabbit season has not
opened, a number Of Nllmingtonians,
armed with shot-guns have invaded the
woods near here during the past few
days, after the small game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
m ,,oNon ot ,,rln.

iAlmas ~, 8 NJ and Mfe y
htnnatA lufr unltllAlnvA tho Young
snAfllsa lasAlu nl town a thr hume ~
All and Nls ,lrofp, ! Wilson Mis-
l4sn Nahn,a, nn "Wednesday esrinnr
tlW dhNnp ttaam wAa lAtlplulN de'ot-
HiiA with autumn lVAttsl hid q unigue
ltRlult 81 lhu depNiAlNns vtV the plgr'
t,Ia tutla M ,h0 gniW nl ihe table
,lsaaatA as htldN And pfnom The quests
Included Nf hnd Nr ~ J lhfhcf
Nj And Nlls ilafk Z llliutii Mr. and
Nj n Az Met NJ And Nlw John
4 na,Nh ~ and Nr q Y lllcHood
~ aHl Nif & 81 slWflt Nlf and
Nj ! n slehgs. Mr auh NJ. inul
A. llls. 81 and Ne Alton NJ. WILSON,
Np ias A CONWAY, Nlr Il fud
r,t,rus. Na MaAyl,h Phillip. Miss
Nauanl naNfe. Samuel ~ Phillips.
\ Nls WILSON, tmnnpe Nllaun, lus
B ~ NllHaM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NrwARk NOTES

Newark. NoN. b Owing io ihe death
- Df Carleton y Miller, professor -
thumlslft ~ tht University a. Della
nafe lhf danes hat had lren shodnlcd
lt iht ltfrliti Fraternity Of tho tnl-
tsHlif log lsuehi hRs l~aen called on
Nf nnd Aifs J pilluf Wright gave
+ lHaot dlrs. hal ~ ihe New Century
Tub. lest night lu honor Of Mr. and
Mr Nofrs n Wright
The danvnN class ~ Miss Edith
htnuuslsln will rlse = dance ln IA, New
Century Club tonight Music viii be-
furnished hs Nniupt if,o.
several msnleff uI the faculties oi
ilt Wumeus College and Delaware
tullege ~ che University of Delaware
ELL attend the annual meeting ol the
state 1saohvlf Association in Dover
heat ptth
Numlwfa ul che sigma Nu Fraternity
~ the University ul Delaware will az.
tend the 4 O'clock services ia ~
lhnmAs n 4 thnrch in a body to.
utufruw uofnlnp
MAYER = u i4aFtf = chairman If ihe
hllh annual fuil.,ell uf the Npunrl
haplsf al ihe Rcd tfofs. which win
slnfi m Almisliso DAY A meeting 81 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

Washington College faculty. and Dr.
Edward r. Clarke, superintendent ~
county schools, decided IN favor OF
the negative.
Rural Carrier Thomas Willis il con-
fined to his homo. q victim ~ the
epidemic ~ iaryngitis nov going the
rounds of the town and county.
Charles n sklrven is substituting for
him on No. 2 route.
X. Snowden Thomas and Mrs.
Tnomas y. Bowers are the champion
chrysanfhemum growers in this sec
ton. Mr.. Thomas has cut moro than
~ blooms from his plants, eome of
which measure 20 inches iu cifcum-
ference and are u gorgeous hues and
coIors Mrs. Bowers hag q lovely col
lection of Yellow william Turner,
Nerissa, yellow and Lavender EA
berons ard christy Mathewson The
display of each has attracted vide
attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NlDDirrowN NEWS.

NliddlrtoWn, Nov. :. Martha Ehza-
both ~ineS. only daughter Of Mr.. and
Mm llnff, ;. ~incx. died AZ the home OF
her wwuts, near here, Thursday even
inv after an illness of several months,
arpd ten wears. Funeral services vii he
hsld un sunday afternoon NJ MIR SincNs
home. lnicumcul IN smyrna cemetery.
SEVERAL dozen children, members OF
the primary department Of Bethesda
NJ. Il. SUNDAY school, visited their
iracher, Mrs Martin H. Rurris, Mon
day evening. an the children were IN
costume and passed a delightful evening
Mrs hurfis treated them 20 apples and
duuehnuis.
M honor 81 his seventh birthday anni-
yerary Master Scwell Biggs, son Of Mr..
and Mis-. =. Frank BiKgs, entertained a
number 81 little friends 20 luncheon,
Wednesday Master Rrgs guests were
Catherine and Joseph Boaston, Henry
Vaughan, Malcolm Cochran, Warren
Combs. Bills and Fred shall cross, Helen
Beck. Madeline and Alice smith, Robert
Cochran. Anna Mary Beaston, Ernest
1ruiit, Betty Shallcross and Franklin
hiegs
y Miss Katherine Wood of Newark viii
ave a ialk on Home Drcssmaking" and
demonstrate how 20 make = dress from
81 the meeting at the New Century
Club, Tuesday afternoon Miss Phillips
wia give a talA on Home Dyeing
Tho Walter West memorial tablet on
the new State Highway bridge near
Odcssa viii bc dedicated on Armistlce
nav, November H. II j. hoped 20 have
Rev y N. Sumwalt Of Wilmington and
Rev Howard Davis OF l.cwcs, 20 make
addresses Tho exercises viii be IN
charge 81 the local American Legion.
Nj. and Mrs. George /. Lockwood
~ Philadelphia visited their mother,
Mrs. George ". Lockwood, this week.
nr and Mrs. y. W Lewis have re-
turned from a two weeks visit m Ken
tueky
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
group of mcmlc,s viii I've held Thursday

group of mcml~ss win hc held Thursday,
Ia mnke plans iof the drive
Mira J. peatcc Cnnn vii entertain
he Munda, Afternoon Bridge Club at
her homo ncNt Monday.
Ml~ Mnmic T.. Rohr Of the depart
mcnt uf education, Womcn's College is
writing a book on The Technique of the
lioleel Neshod," Miss Rohr also has
lvRsl, from fifty to sixty plans for prof.
ec,s which the public school teachers OF the
state will he able 60 use as suggestive
material
Mrs II l., lsonhnm gave bridge
luncheon "Wednesday afternoon, IN
honor et Mrs Norris \. Wright.
lutlv~ g. Gcddca business manager
of the Delaware Ledger moved his
lamalv Ca Newark this week, having
rented n house on kcll's avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

Roy Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. II. g..
Spence, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hockcn-
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fox, Mrs.
Creamor Hcrrick Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
Charles Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
wllhelme. Mrs. u. II. Miller Miss FL
slo Gorkins. Miss Elsie Miller, Harold
Driscoll. Irene Davis, Miss Kato Will
helm, Mr.. James, Roy pcyton. Paul
Miller, George Miller, Miss Martha
perrem, David and Arthur Miller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
MAY SEEK PAY FOR
COLLECTING SCHOOL TAX

The petition of the New Castle coun-
ty tax collectors for two per cent
commission for collecting 1s20-2I
school taxes will be presented TO the
State Board of Education at its meet
ing in Dover 10 days hence. Although
the State Boards probable action on
the petition is not known. a member
says il would be willing TO pay such
a commission for the collection of the
l9l9-20 school taxes that are outstand-
ing,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
mc.rtloS 10 ulsnor COOK.

thlaNafp CTS, Nov, 8 THURSDAY
ekUnlue lafur uumlWl ~ mcmlsH ~
thflli II / hufrh WfW entertained Nt
+ .tnllon aiyen Ia Mrs Charles q.
An rs harnl ul hishop And Mr Philip
tHuh lhty were also rltsent lwm
ulisNlp iho rltt. chaplain and Ms.
Marvin Mu lasenh n Earn Mise
MaliHr tatp Hnd rf0lv.sof lilenfy
iiANdt iiaN
lhe hlshNr congratulated the cunsfe.
taiHn ulun ihp ssd WORK hylng dome
HNi laslsahe INl lhf ttliH Rev Joseph
n lam lhf.f laYai mippnft
llHWuui HinahrNnis we're served
nNi lhg ltaullu| llnfal dpeonllons wrfu
Wish nAmlri riat.al music WAS fur
hshti 3, Naluf aud Nfs q ~ Williams
M tnl Au rant and Nfs e. Earl Baum
ani Nlisa Nafeafei llha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
y. VI. ii. A. Entertainment.

The second Sunday evening enters
tainpaert Of the season viii be held in
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
Han, Third and King streets. at S
o'clock tomorrow night, With Louis
ToplSis as chairman. The principal
feature OF the evening will be q musi-
cal recital by Miss Elda Laska, Of the
Boston Opera House. who is we'll
known concert artist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NEWS Or 4 DAY
FROM The STATE
Mayor Magss Appeals to Dover
oltlusns Tor General Obssrv-
ANce ol Atmistioe Day.

tseA ttesf sttvnlns ,'ofteA Anndents.
,NNvt Nns NnsoF \ " NhRec
hna laeiui proclamation nVuVesihn
that Nll hnuHa AMI luAlnvH~ rnees ~
iAAss nlsAsisp lllhAsA NnNplnlvf III
Auulalsfe llns, w dlsrn>inR ilnNr and
sihef shauiAllvns
>lsu laellp Alu utNel "a participate
n slr uI,as.anee u The dnN ~ rfelWtr,l
in tiae NmNllsnn irehn hlid 'hAmlv'
III tNamst,tA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NOM, ron s,rrnl>rrNprSr.

iAset Nov & Tho stewards ~ iho
lA..t naltltl "a Wilmington NJ y
tAnleunue hatp eiHmagird negotiations
tN ~ mthaat W The property on
AeAAnn. Nuualp. ~ lhp nate Ne>andot
ttaulngsl ln w. nsed as q pai~neru
tt nsllrusu lot lhe district sluvlln.
ipN.lsNl
lln mtehase pflep lnf lle property
NAs IS HNl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

association to bc held in Whatcoat
Church, Dover, II will open Thursday
evening, November 10, and continue
until noon tho following Saturday.
The executive committee Of the ASSOC
ciation comprises Alfred L. Guy, Mrs.
Eva i. Ralkes, secretary; Mrs. ella
Henson, Miss Alice Sparks, Samuel l..
Conwell, treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
A DOG IN A HOLE.

Laurel, Nov 81 A brown collie dog
Telling into hole dug for a telephone
pole created some excitement here, yes
ierday. On account oi depth Of the hole
and lis -mal diameter. ID was hard Job
% 81 the dog out.
FINALLY . running bovine was hitchcd
over The dog hin. legs, and il was
pulled ogi la short Older
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Coffee House Effects Sold.

The equipment Of the Betsy Mont
gomery Coffee House., 212 West Ninth
street. was sold yesterday at public
sale by Miss Helen S. Garrett. the first
woman receiver ever appointed in Del
aware. Harry J. Stidman was auction
eer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

inuIvl Nog b \. " Howard princi-
pal oi hr local colored school and chair
man ~ The state 1olorcd Teachers As
sorlailon. has made final arrangements
Tor the thlrd annual convention of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Wan Map Of Delaware so Cents.

A limited number of the Randi
NalIy maps of Delaware are ON sale
at Every Evening office. so cents; 10
cents for postage TO any address. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05

INC classified al section is the
citys narketplace for wants and of
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
AHEARN AND BOWEN
FINALLY MATCHED
FOR ARDMORE BOUT
IA. e. r. Featherweight Cham
pion on the Kids Trail Two
Years-Fight July 26.

Washington fight fans eagerly
awaiting the opening of the Ard
more Club will have the opportunity
of seeing some first-ciass bouts OIL
July rs. Young Goldie Ahearn, A.
F.. F. featherweight champion. will
clash with Harry Kid Bowen in the
main go.
The club has been leased TO a
committee of business men, who
have appointed frankie Mann. we'll
known to Washington fight fans, as
matchmaker.
A new concrete road has been
built within a mile of the club, and
cinder road completes the remain
der Of the trip, which is seven miles
from Fifteenth and H streets north
east.
Arrangements have been made for
excellent transportation to and from
the club. Trains will leave Fifteenth
and II streets \at 700, 7:15 and 1880.
the first bout will go oh at $3.50
sharp.
Ahearn has been on Bowen's trail
for almost two years, but, owing. TO
the difference in weight, the match
has never been clinched.
This has been cleared up by Bow
en- agreeing to come in at 13O
pounds at o'clock on the day of
the battle.
p. f. O'Connor will be referee.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
IN
LINE FOR SERIES
GAMES THIS YEAR
Emerald and Shamrock Man
ayers Submit Ideas for Post
Season Title Series.

Emerald A. G. players want 20 get
in line for the proposed post. season
series for independent teams. Man
ager Bob Cole, of the Emeralds, sug.
gests that the two leading teams
in each section OF the city stage a
series and that the winners of such
series meet in a final post-season
series for the District Independent
title.
The sectional winners could ar
range TO play the best two out of
three games. Manager Cole, who
can be reached at Lincoln 2193-W,
wants 70 arrange a meeting of in
dependent teams and asks all clubs
to get In tor"h with him relative
tc such a series.
j. w. Glascoe, business manager
OF the Shamrock A. c., has ideas
on the subject.
"In behalf of the Shamrock B.
r. c. and as one to represent the
Independent clubs, submit the fol.
lowing suggestion for approval"
writes Glascoe. W..
Last year the Independent Clubs
played in down and out contest
while the league teams played a
tbree-game series. In order to give
The Independents a better chance in
the race l would suggest a one.game
scries-each club meet once.
And IL the number of teams Is
great enough then they can be split
In half and put in sections "A ana
II. To do this suggest all clubs
that enter be drawn by lot.
The down and out contest was a
very good get up for such short
-''-" "'vnn last wear. Opin-
ion so1r is s,it IT can not give the clubs a
at all managers of
=" 'nd"n"ndent clubs and the of.
flcials that are going to handle the
post-season series can see their way
clear and adopt same. The game can
be played on the home grounds of
the clubs and by this three or
more games can be played off In one
day."
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
OF TENNIS
STARS IS TO MARK
CURTAIN RAISING
William TiIden, I'd, and Zenso
Shimidzu Are Coming
From England.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE arrival
here this week from England of VIII
liam T. Tilden, I'd. and Zehso shimidzu.
the Japanese tennis star and Davis
cup entry. will herald the rising OF the
curtain upon what promises to be the
most brilliant season of tennis this
country has ever seen,
Shimidzu is coming to play In the
Agawam Hunt Club tourney at Prov
ldence. In which ITilden, Johnston.
Williams and others will swing into
action next week. The jap star will
no doubt be Joined by hts Davis Cup
team mate. Ichiya Kumagae.
The British Davis cup team In sched-
uled to sail for this country next Sat.
urday, the Australians are already on
the way for their matches against
Canada and Mile. Lenglen, the French
star, will soon be seen playing on
American courts for the first time.
From the Pacific coast will como
Miss Mary Brown and Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy, who are returning to the
east, scene Of many former triumpts
for both. to challenge the efforts of
Mile. LengIen, who hopes TO carry the
American women's singles title back
to France. Mrs. Molla BJurstedt NAL
lory will also return to this country
during the week.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
SILVER SPRING IS
STILL AHEAD IN
COUNTY LEAGUE
Bethesda and Oaithersburg Tied
for Second Place In Mont
gomery Circuit Games.

Silver Spring continues to ride out
ahead in the Montgomery county base
ball league with nine wins and two
losses. Bethesda is on the trail of
the springers. as is Gaithersburg.
The Montgomery County League
scores of Saturday found Silver
Spring. Gaithersburg and Kensington
winning. The Silver Spring team de-
feated the Boyds team by TO 4
score. Bethesda went down before
Kensington by a score OF 3 TO /. while
Gaithersburg took Rockville over the
road for a s to count.
The closeness OF scores indicated
that the league is unusually well bal.
anced and that any one OF the teams
can cause a lot OF trouble before the
schedule Is completed.
The standing of the circuit follows:
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
ELKS WOULD GET
ACTION IN GAMES
FOR CITY TITLE
knickerbockers Trim Fraternal
League Picked Nine by 6 to 3
in Hollow, Fisher Starring.

The Elks' baseball club, which has
made a runaway race of the Fraternal
League, wants to be counted in on
any post season league series this
summer.
The Elks believe they have a good
chance TO land District honors and are
keen to get in any kind of series that
will determine a city winner
The Fraternal League games played
at Union Park this summer found the
Elks spread-eagling the field. There
appears TO be no other club I'm the
circuit capable OF giving the Elks a
run for the money.
A picked team from the Fraternal
League found the Knickerbockers too
much In the Georgetown Hollow yes
terday. falling behind by 6 TO 8.
With the bases loaded with Frater-
nal players, Ross Fisher, the Knicks
crack lefthander, went In and retired
the side on strikes. Good started
hurting for the Knicks but was wild
and was removed from the game.
The Knicks got TO Patterson. of the
Frat players, for three runs in the
eighth, Poor's drive settling the con-
test.
Saturday the Knicks play at Brook
land what promises to be a first-class
battle. The Brooklanders won the
first engagement three weeks ago and
the Knicks are out for a win.
Thursday night at the Knicks club
house In Georgetown, the team will
be tenedered feed" for their win.
ming performance of July 4.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

Rockford: Rudy Knepper, of Sioux
City, Iowa, State champion; Ray
Juimet. of Kansas City. and many
others. Chick" Evans. the Western
amateur titleholder, will defend his
laurels.
Seven well balanced teams will COM
pete for the Olympic cup. The ST.
Louis squad, Including II. Z. Brocken-
kamp, ]. e. Manion. d. Anderson and
William Kossman, is regarded as a
strong contender.
The Southern Golf Association, the
Golf Association,
the Michigan Golf Association. the
Missouri Golf Association, the Chi.
cago District Golf Association and
The Western Golf Association are
other organizations that will battle
for the Olympic cup.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Yale A. G. Wins.

The Yale A. c. won it's sixth
straight game from the Peerless A. C.
yesterday on Merritt field by a score
of to Q. The Yale boys would like
TO meet all fast mines of the District,
average twelve or thirteen years.
For games address Mr.. Jewett. 110s
Third street northeast.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
BOTH MORAN AND MARTIN
READY FOR THEIR FIGHT

NEW YORK, July 11.-Bob Mar
tin, A. r. F. heavyweight champion,
and Frank Moran, veteran Pitts
burgh battler, are ready for their
scheduled twelve-round bout at the
Bronx Boxing Drome tomorrow
night.
Both finished training Sunday.
Sailor. Friedman, OF Chicago. and
Pete Hartley. of the Bronx, will
stage a twelve.round semifinal.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
SOx SUFFER- oMALL
LOSS IN SAFE BLOWING

CHICAGO, July 11.-Charles A.
Comiskey, owner of the White Sox,
declared today that no important
'f "s ~" c'ub. were taken by
thieves who blew the safe In the
viLtSe OF the Grub during the night.
Recetnts from Saturday and Sun
day games had been removed by
sr"cial messenger to a bank and the
robbers obtained only a compare
tiYelY small sum of moneY
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
GOLF
WARRINGTON nIMEC CPORD
Gibbons Is Offered
$4,000 To Face
Carpenter

OSAKlS, MINI, July ll.-Tom-
my Gibbons, St. Paul boxer, today
receiced an offer of $50, 900 to box
Georges Carpenter.
Dick Curley, Chicago promoter,
is after the match. Gibbons is here
on fishing trip.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
GOLF VANGUARD is DUE
AT COLUMBIA CLUB FOR
TOURNEY AT WEEK END
By BRYAN MORSE.

Definite made today that the majority Of the golf
which week Columbia Country Club win
the last of this One day the
England the British
York They will the
picking
nns in and around the metropolitan Philadelphia districts will
tract attention until the cleared for the pnaries and the
urnan here 4
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Wins One More.

The Christ Childs aggregation made
II fourteen straight when they handily
defeated the Emerald A. G. on the
formers diamond yesterday, to 3.
Casey featured for the winners. OBJ
tanning two circuit drives.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Marsdale Takes Two.

The Marsdale A. c. annexed a dou-
ble-header yesterday, taking the bet
ter end OF a 5-to-3 count in the open
ing game from the Alpha Epsilon
fraternity, and drubbing the Cosinth-
ians I'm the nightcsp, IS to 3.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Trinity Challenges.

The Trinity A. c, issues a chsllenge
to the Linworth Midgets. Communi-
cate with Norman Hillary. 1879 Thir-
ty-fourth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Alpine Nine Defeated.

The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton defeated the Alpine A. c. yester-
day, to 2. Goodman and Sheres
pitched good ball for the winners.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Printers Trounce Del Raw.

The Union Printers of the De-
rartmental League. handed the O.,l
Ray A. c. severe beating yes
terday. II TO 3. at the latte-'s
grounds. Murray and Burriss hvrl-
ed for the typos.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
Roamers Win.

Roamer A. c. defeated the Staun-
ton A. G. by a score Of Is to on
the Rosedale Fairgrounds.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
LUCKY BIRDS.

in days OF old
When knights were bold
There were no gate receipts.
The gallant knight
Who won q tight
Had naught TO buy his eats.
But ancient knights
Were merry wights
And nonchslant and gay.
Their hearts were glad
Because they had
No income tax to pay.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

Once upon a time there was a
reason for the annual yatch race to
Milwaukee.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

The yatchsman sails upon the lake
In foam inimerse,
And yet there Is no foam to slake
His burning thirst.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

Consider the sad case of Dave
Robertson. Having been thrown
overheard by the Cubs. he is picked
up by the Pirates. who are about to
declare a world series dividend.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
MONDAY, July II. 1e21.f

Babe Ruth. who appears to be on the way
toward creating another worlds home run
record, Is writing for The Times. Ruth 10
an idol whose following is nation wide.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
DRY SAILING.

AS a boxing expert Mr.. Shaw is a
great dramatist.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11
ALONG THE
,SPORTTRAH
= Ny GEO. E. IiiAIR


THE LIVELY PILL.
To keep the rye upon the ball
Is taught 20 athletes, one and all.
Dut now IL bounds SO fast and high
Jt hits the athlete on the eye.
Stolen bases-Ruth (2). As III. Nelly
says, baseball is growing more com.
When you meet an athletic-looking
.ad with his nose spread athwart
his countenance, do not jump at the
conclusion that he is a pugilist. He
may be shortstop.
THEN 1T HAPPENED.
A shortstop tried to stop a hit
In modern baseball game.
They say he may get over IL,
But he'll never look the same.
II Jack Dempsey is guilty Of "as-
sault and battery on the person of
Georges Carpenter" he must have
been guilty OF granddaughter on the
person of Jess Willard.
NJ. Carpenter Is up and doing
again, but G. Bernard Shaw has not
recovered.
AS a boxing expert Mr.. Shaw is a
great dramatist.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

NJ. Carpenter Is up and doin
again, but G. Bernard Shaw has no
recovered.
The Washington times., 1921-07-11

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The Meeker herald., 1921-07-16

OF AN ovoryI'y thing.
LIKE A good dag.
ON cNG OF these amokcn.
TsiAT sATlsFr.
WHICH csRT::iil.y AFRO.
tn REAL bi---saa.
ron mh<iNo zen.
rsiL- THEIR pipes fo- 10y.
SO LADIES, II subby.
corc away wh!stling.
you Needn't worry.
A..'o SWELL.
yI-FfEI you r-- That Chcs-
' = ter6eidE "satizfv." you're
vhiytlirg. Yon knpw-thc in
rtart YOU light ouc-that I'll,
t-hacco5 in 10 are of prime Sc
l"-tion, both Turkish and Do
'1o7tir. And the hlcnd-weiI,
you never taEtrd such smooth
u-ss and full-dlvorcd body! No
wonder the "satisfy-blend" il
!: pt accr :. !. ccn't be copied.
rid you know about tho
Chesterfield package ofIC?