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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK SAL ES.
(The following sales were made this morn
ing al the Stock Yards, Kansas City, and
reported over long distance telephone
direct to the State Journal by Il, e.
WaFd)
Kansas City, Nov. 9-GAFTEE-Receipts
9000 head. Market slow. steady to weak.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head. Market
steady to strong with low close yesterday.
Bulk of sales, S65o6I 90; top, $40
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady. Lambs, SS-65-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09
LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS.
Nov. 9, 1921

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co, 201
New England Building, Topeka. KaR9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09

KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.
Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by B. c. Christopher & Co., 226 New Eng
Kansas City, Nov. O.
-(tlOSp-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09
TOPEkA HoG MARKEf.

| Furnished by Wolff Packing Co, foot
OF Quincy street. Tepeka, kansas.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09

Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Chicago Hoard of Trade, as reported
by The Empire Commission Co., POI New
England Bldg.(
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09

New Minee Meat, in bulk. Ib. soc
Lees condensed 8fince Meat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09

Fancy Long Thread Shredded
Coc0anut. III. 33c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-09
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

A lot of extra high grade IA
Flour Sifters, S5c value, ca. &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Greater Crime
L VII S,y. Your HONOR MIR. Ritz
seated. that the prosecuting attorney
and Yourself. and | say It respectfully,
will be r"rpc,:r,iuE - greater injury
against this defendant. ami against the
laws Of IL" land. If these ballots are
used in this rtS'. than the defendant
would have perp"trat"d had he commit
ted this crime which il charged 10 him.
The states attorneys have violated
tnr- law In using these ballots They
hrazenly say they have violated the Ia ~.
and intend using the results "f this VIC
I,rion IN prosecuting man who IS
charged with violation Of law
This latter statement referred To dc
ci,ratiou OF Assistant Prosecuting A.
,nrp,v Austin V. Wood. that now that
,ha ballots were in court. they were the
host evidence of the fraud alleged
cases cited by the d"f"rS" counsel"
Assistant Prosecutor Wood said In re-
-,,> IN Mr.. Ritz. are based "a Ii" 50
'-,.c,. Of the ballot This uu"Sti"a IL
M, presen. In this ra:.S. N".tc-- is
,h,rs a uusst.GrI a.: competing En,-..4c
=. bring th+sa talL0ts into t3uri TIL
h.,itots ar. here and nrH5dS - charged
,,,tn contempt ~ court for failure to
nroduce them. There could be II" cN-
posure Of how any voter voted through
Tho INSPECTION Of the ballots. and the
only secrecy which might be defeated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
KIWANIANS TO GET
POUND OF FLESH

Members Of the kiwaniS cub VIII
pow-wn w IN their tcpee N noon i"da!
and n usual there vii. Sc big doinSs AZ
kiwau!au McLure's h"anerY. Inc pow
WOW Will take on \ ShakcSpearian tnSe
with Kiwanian Earl Ecneman or Nal
bitter Packing company appearing IN
the role Of Shylo"k.
In tins particular instance. however
the play a writ by the immortal WE
liam Will not b. followed strictly TO
The letter. for Shylock Ncneman. instead
~ drmand!rg his pound OF flesh" Will
give t. The program committee tipped
Il, off tina, this pseudo ShyloCk intends
10 have one pound OF meat at the plate
OF every kiwan;an so al tho hungry
"k's' that attend the luncheon are sure
OF AT least one more square meal pelore
,hcv cash IN and depart from this mum
dane sphere.
Tho thing does not end here. however.
K!warian Neneman believes In doing
things right when hH does them. so IN
addition to the pound OF flesh he VIII
Give Two very valuable prizes appro-
pirate 20 the Thanksgiving season. The
arst Will be n live turkey and the sec
ond a live pig This ought 10 bring out
4 record crowd because these tAiAgs
ara high about Thanksgiving time.
No "Beenngr'
There's - 10 no "heaArG a. the
meeting. but there VII! pc real speech.
pr. Il. r. S,ork,c-. Inspector IN charge
O, n, I. :. bureau OF ANNA! Industry.
Will he present and tell tho boys how
JncIe Sam protects the nation by meat
inspection. tho reason therefor and the
need thereof.
Oliver Edwards. the newest Klwanian'
will pc there and * Is limited that he
will likely jazz EN- up some on the
plano FOR the de.ectation OF those 80
fortunate as to be present. TheTe!l ne
somo other music too and some impor-
tans business. so tnere Will doubtless
be, q largo gathering OF Indians at the
Mcclure in tho ne!Shborhood OF twelve
hnlls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
FERRY BOY LANDS JOB
AS MUSIC SUPERVISOR

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the election OF Harold y. Oden. or
Martins Ferry. Ohio. Rs supervisor or
music In the Johnstown, III, public
schools. Mr.. Odell will take up HIS
work there January /. 1922. Tho salary
will be $3.50 Il month.
In hi, new position Mr.. Odeu VII!
have supervision OF tho musical actlFi-
ties OF approximately $4,000 pupils IN
one central high school two junior hiEh
schools and fourteen grads schools
Mr. Odel Is d native or Glouscester'
Mass and 10 a graduate OF the G!ouces-
ter school OF Music. Hs has been an
instructor for tho past SIX years.
lie will havs an assistant in his work
there. but this position has not yet been
filled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
L0CkHART At
CREDIT LUNCH.
PASTOR OF WHEELING BAPTIST
TEMPLE SPEAKS TO ASSoCIA-
TON AT McLURE HOUSE.
AddrSss on "Life-SpirN or Spasm'
Well Observation-Disclosures
Short Stories.

Rev George t.. I.uchh.rt. pastor "r
the " hrrlnE baptist Temple. WAS Inc
sneaker At yesterdays m"'iinE OF tn"
members of the Wheeling Association
Of credit Men held at the M"l.ur" ll"-
tel With 4 lun, hrun. Flity m"m'"rS "l
the association attended.
DR.. l.ocllhart's subject WAS life
Suirit or Spasm." and il Was We'll re-
rcircd. In brief he said:
The world OF men has been moving
:, solution but the history 81 humanity
has been the story Of constructive pro
grcSs interspCrScd with the "rrhN' ana
rctrUSrcSSlvc. Spirit and SraHm are
the names Of the pendulum swings al
his scuntion uf life.
Man is filled with more vice ard viz
tue than any other part OF creation. lie
can get farther away from his creators
purpose for him and draw nearer I" HIM
in conscious communion than any "thcT
part OF nature. lie Is the only part "t
crca, ton that has not as yet learned now
TO live.
His,orys spasms are recorded In her
wars. her true spirit ts revealed IN con
structive peace. Just now the ciHi!lzcd
world ia living In the spirit AT tho
Wa Shington conciave.
So any man is IN Il spasm when ne
casts everything overheard. htmse!: In
cluded, in the sole Interests OF dirt
world. a force world or just world "t
coarse sensations. The world Is nj haze
spiritual and profoundly purr"setuL
Man was never meant - throw fit with
circumstances. lie ...wayS does II to
his total hurt.
civic clubs are destined to "" a great
aid in any communities life in keeping
IL from going into r"rNcrS'"nS.
Following Rev. LoCkhartst address.
several members were called upon by
Fl. l.. King. first vic" president. VIII"
acted as chairman. ami short talks
business conditions followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
ITIDCE DIRECTS THAT JURY
FIND 0'BRIEN NOT GUILTY

~,
'h''Hsh th'" 49, "a '"'' ,,
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,i.,ls a..,.. Ai'.'"ptsA !" th''" '''"'
inclr t,..~d
l.,s 4 ,.n,., ,,..,i auI vui'n.'t,i Na'i
ru> nrIau.i..7 'u nu,.t,,rt - ,,' ""
rr>,t.,,r. iNos tn.r u,."un that the va
ric, tIru contest and t.'' ~" "th"' '"A
""u ~" stat" n''d That ~" r,n"'
the Ni|i"', H"'H m' ~ -. i -, mo-
w., '.,' =, nnr,, assumption t"
mil ,h,, i,v nr.lu,lc, ,rurt~ u"m
u,;ur r,,,lnt.. In ,rlm,uaI prosecutions.
After Makers Ruling.
rr. rut rIhrk nN f"d"r'' 'U"H.
". l.. H4h"r. 80 m N"t'"''n "N' ''i,,,,
,""it ~ N%H' N"A'T," ,,,i, +, me
"'""hnt i''' Wv N,I ,i,,, Inv r,llct4
.,, a., has, -, iLru,r and clearly al
,r..,i,I. hr,.nf,,,. the, wrrr IA tNr court
.,-I therefore removed from amy uu"S.
i,rn OF producing them. Mr.. NtI% ,it'd
Ia" federal cas-" in witch J"'E' iG'N,n
held that liquor ana SUI. ,'',i," NV
search WARRANTS hr.u !" ,i',r'.,. hy
H''''' '"u'u "'' ,,,,s,,u;Iuu som"
H.,ir >, hm,Irr,I LIQUOR rAsrs .hcrau>c
the evidence. had been illegally "hI''h'u'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Give your skin chancc-use Blue
Dev!l.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

The lines of merchandise we have selected tor
this Sa, are most needed and i'll greatest drnlald.
r,;o I,L i,huut reserved Hart Srlafincr Marx
MrnA Suits :.\lI Hart Schaiinrr \ Marx Men 'V'f-
coats a, $50 and up En,irc Stock wlthout rrSrrNr'
WomcI,S and Misses Suii&--$2nOOO Worth OF Qual,E
FurS-lUO High Class DRESSES for l'IIt 'la' "c"-l'o
Selected Cloth Coats for Women and Misses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

All this Merchandise is from orr regular Stocks
which we are selling every day at the LOWEST EBB or
the PRICE TRENT \ 25Ic Discount at this particular
time makes them truly sensational values. Now IS your
time TO I}uy This opportunity is for limited time only
Tell your friends about it. Tell your relatives ana
then couc carly You'll do BETTER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
JAPS FRIENDLY
DECLARES FAR
EAST E N v O Y

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 3D.
The chance of war between the
United States and Japan is indeed re-
mote, unless the United States pro-
vokes the conflict. 80 The Japanese
government would even welcome a
conference looking to the reduction Of
naval armanments. $500 The
people Of the Island Republic cannot
hope to rival the colossal naval pro-
gram of other first class powers with
out bringing financial ruin upon the
Empire"
These were some of the opinions
expressed by Toykochi Iyenage, Dir
ector of the East and West News
Bureau and they are regarded as semi
official at least, coming as they do
from a mar well posted not only on
economic conditions, but on diplomatic
questions as well. !
IF it is necessary to reopen the
question of mandatories the adjust
ment will probably be on a new basis
and the disposition Of zap Island
must be made according to the decis'
ions of the Allied Powers. Japan is
willing to abide by the decisions Of
the Supreme Council.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
IOWA MAN IS now
FIT As A FIDDLE
And Could Eat Very Little
When He Got Tanlac

."My troubles had been with me for
ten years before / got hold of Tanlac,
but I can now say they are all gone
and I'm a we'll man once more," said
Amos Barton, 2430 Mt. Vernon Ave,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
6 Ihad rheumatism practically all
owe my body. Pains would start in
thesmall of my back and 60 though
my hips into my legs and feet. My
arms hurt awfully and at times !
could not raise my hand above my
head. My stomach gave me trouble
also, and IN yappetite was poor. At
night my heart palpitated so | felt
like I was smothering. / was too ner-
vous and restless to sleep and | felt
played out every morning, and from
then on till night hardly had strength
to hold out.
Slut Tanlac has put me in great
shape and ! am feeling as fine as 3
fiddle. The rheumatism pains havt
all left me and I am putting in full
time at work every day. MY stomach
never bothers menow and 1 can digest
my food without a bit Of trouble. The
has left me, as well a
those smothering spells, and I sleer
good every night. ! have picked VI
in weight and am feeling like my ok
elf again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

l So Jefferson Add.
Minnie 0. Britt to Harvey M. Imam
Warranty Consid $1100 Lot 4 Blk 8
Clark's Add Mexico.
Hiram G. P. Cline to Lacrosse
Lumber Co., War; Cons $4,000, PIT Of
NE Sc 26-51-9.
Onie Stephenson ct al to Effie Nc
Intosh, War; Cons 81, NE Sc 26-51-
9.
Efie Mcintosh ct al to Bette Gil
ltm War; Cons 81 NE Sc 26-51-9.
Onie Stephenson ct al to Hiram G.
P. Cline War; Cons 81 NE Sc 26-
51-9.
Charles R. Brown to William G.
Sims War; Cons $500, Lot 9 Bank
Add Mexico, 10 A in 27-51-9.
Edgar Threlkeld to Susie E. Will
burn War; Sons $500 PIT of Lots 9
and 10 Blk / Clark's Add.
w. G. Sims to Martin M. Howard
War; Cons $3.50 Lot 9 of Bank
Add.
M. T. Vandegrift to Mary E. Bethel
War; Cons $24O0 LIot 4 Blk 6 Orig
Mexico.
Warren S. Hobbs to Warren K,
Rogers War; Cons 81 and other cons
lSk Sc Sec 4 & NE and NY NV
Sec 8 all in 51-10.
Fletcher Sims ct al to Charles R
Brown War; Cons 81 and other consit
458 A 32-51-8' and Secs 5 and
sos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
NEW GERMAN
NOTE ON WAY TO
UNITED STATES

BERLIN, April 25.-German pro-
posals and reformulated in late Cab
met sessions wer eincluded in a note
to Washington late Sunday. Principal
facts, though communicated to Off
Gals, were kept in strictest secrecy.
Party leaders stated that the new
proposals were such that the entente
could not ignore them; that Germany
is making such a ~reparation offer that
President Harding can accept it with
out any embarrassment and the Ger
mans accept it without fear of ridi-
Guile.
One leader declared that France
would have the least Of reasons fol-
erection limiting that the proposals
represent a liberal compromise fol-
Germany. +
American officials here believe that
the original demands have been trim.
med Sal, 900, O0O, making the Offer
now stand at $3.50 1000. This is
double the sum first proffered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
Parthian Shots
By IAN

The n thing that stamps every
man is his daily thought-his mind is
his mind and he eventually gets a face
that photographs himself. All sane
men start out alike but what different
shops they patronize! And the re-
taller never fails to etch his trade
mark on each customers face.
y y
The days are getting longer. But
that's a small consolation if you have
a note coming due at the bank.
u y 4 = 4
In considering famous watering
places for your vacation don't forget
Wall Street.
Has your neighbours lawn-mower
wakened you yet-the one you lent
him?
Soon the familiar raspberry will
make it's appearance-in pie and or
! shirt bosom.
Fathers who walk the floor all night
with the baby should think of the poo
fellows who have that job in Green,
land where the nights are six month";
long. ri
49,. 49, r.
Candidly, there are just three kinds
of s~tock--live, rolling and watered.
y = Y y
Speaking Of wearing a peril-Aw
we'll, there isn't enough to talk about
these days!
u *F* y y
Some wives say that bowlegget
men make the best husbands--three
guesses. Well, its easier to see thru
them.
4 *&S# Il y
Don't, for goodness sake, throw
away that old Ford body. BEN
slightly to designs we furnish ant
covered with cretonnes it makes Z;
clever umbrella stand for the hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
IN
LOCAL THEFTS
BROUGHT BACK

Sheriff Chal. Blum is home from
Springfield, Ill, where he went to gel
Haywood Brown, col, who is alleged
TO have been connected with the rob-
berries of the homes of Tom Bruce,
Mr.. Heidbrieder, James Squires and
others not long ago.
Brown was working here at the
time and Sheriff Blum and Chief of
Police Wallace were instrumental in
his arrest. He was returned here on
the charge of another theft.
Brown will get his preliminary
hearing shortly. His home is in
Springfield and it is understood he
left here at the time of the robbery
or shortly after.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate of
MARY J. BYRNS, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned,
John w. Howell, by the Probate
Court Of Audrain County, Missouri,
bearing date the 22nd day Of April,
1921.
Ali persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any
benefit IF such estate: and IL said
claims be not exhibited within year
from the date of granting said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
JOHN w. HOWELL,
Administrator.
Attested by me this 9th day of
April, 1921.
.(SEAL) BESS WOODS,
s10-4t Clerk of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

WHEN the province of Ontario
went dry the eastern ~bootleggers were
shocked because it cutoff their source
of illicit liquor which they have been
~peddling. The effect of the Ontario
decision will be to narrow the neck Of
the ~contraband bottle through which
whiskey and wines have been passing
over the United States border. Incl
dentally the decision in Canada to go
dry has been brought much by the re-
suits attained in the United States
since prohibition went into force here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
81 BIDS N New Gymnasium.

FULTON, Mo, April 22.-The
Building Committee of Westminster
College recently received six bids for
the construction Of the new gymnas-
iuni and announced that the bid of w.
RI Oder, 4 Fulton contractor, was the
lowest and would be submitted to the
Board of Trustees for approval At
their meeting in st. Louis In May.
The new structure and appointments
viii cost approximately $3.50 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
COURT
HOUSE
COURT.

An equity suit over delivery of deed
in real estate, Alvin Bonner versus
James H. W~hitecotton, has been filed
in the Audrain Circuit Court by
change of venue. The Ease was tried
once in Moberly, appealed to the
Kansas City Court of Appeals, re-
versed and remanded and brought to
this court.
The damage suit of Emil L. Koss-
mann next friend for Emil Kossman
VS.. the C. B. and @. railroad for $685.
900 damages alleged to have beer
sustained in Grey Wolf, Wyo., has
been filed in the Audrain County Cir.
cult court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
Breeders. Attentionl

Two slendid 15h standard measure
jacks and one registered Percheron
stallion are In service at my barn, "
mile north Of Laddonia. See these
animals. It costs nothing. We also
have left for sale two 12-months old
nicely bred nAgus bulls. See or in
qnire IL JAMES n. BROWN, Route 2,
Ladodnia. Mo. 10-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

1t is true there are tin leaks and
leaking stills. Also that the friends
of booze are using their influence to
weaken the enforcement of the 18th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

amendment wherever possible as well
as to modify it toward eventually
multiplying its good results. This is
true mostly in the larger cities. In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

rural America, where the foreign ele-
ment does not predominate prohibi-
tion is having its reait test ard prov
ing itself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
Carter Vaughn Gets Promotion.

Carter Vaughn, N Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. u. Vaughn Of Paris and ! former
city editor OF the Ledger, il now
treasures i'll the Texas OIL Cd, i sub
sidiary Of the Sinclair OIL co. His
haadquartars are a. Houston, Tex.
Vaughn has been assistant treasurer
under Robert Flanders Of the Sinclair
oilsCo., oz Louisiana.
MI. and Mrs. o. Daley and =. =.
Daley AZ Hannibal we're Sunday Wis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

Mrs. NJ. E. Gilbert has returned
from a pleasant visit in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

j. L. Bush is home from a visit in
Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

..". 49, ~" |%fH@
Morris' Weekly
u | ETH
Are you buying high class
merchandise at near pre-war
piices? If not, trade at the
NORRIS STORE where every
sffort is being made to furnish
you PRE-WAR PRICES and at
the same time give SERVICE
Our three trucks are giving
apelndid SERVICE. Try it. The
Quality Store,
GALLON GOODS
PUNCH L. C. PEACHES,
Extra quality, gal. ...... s5c
ARMOUR GoosEBERRIES,
Extra quality, gal. ...... $1.00
PILOT APRICOTS,
Extra quality, gal. ........ Use
Monsoon SLICED PINE
APPLE, extra quality, gal. $1.15
PILOT APPLES,
Extra quality, gal. ...... Soc
NO. 8 OTIS. CANNED FRUITS
APRICOTS, PEACHES,
PEARS, WHITE CHERRIES,
Sill. PINE APPLE
100 dozen of these high class
canned fruits left for your sell
ection, heavy syrup--No Sugar
needed. A real bargain. The
kind you paid 60c for two
months ago
IS CENTS CAN
8 CANS $1.O0
IL CANS $685.
NO. q CANNED FRUITS
r.. p. CHERRIES, LACKBER-
RIES, RASPBERHIES, GOOSE
BERRIES, high grade fruits,
heavy syrup, real fruits.
STAPLE ITEMS
CANE SUGAR, II LBS $lg0O
NAVY BEANS, 5 POUNDS. 25c
] PURE LEAF LARD, LIB. 15e
FANCY NORTHERN
POTATOES, PECK 25e
CREAM OF BARLEY,
SOC pkg. SPECIAL ISc
PEELED PEACHES, LIB. zoe
BIG PRUNES, LIB. 20e
! PURE FRUIT PRESERVES,
/ LIB. JAR &c
PURE APPLE BUTTE,
Rec. soc size. LAR Sc
i We want your business Why
1 hssitatef
| Fred A. Morris
] THE GROCER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

Candidly, there are just three kinds
of stock-live, rolling and watered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28
Big Auction Sale
son, THE CAPITOL OF THE WORLD

We have decided to close out or stock of corn planters cutvahrs, and disc hr-
row at auction These mea Ill new goods in the Moline, gainesville and international line
Sale Will Start at z p. m. Sat-, April 3Oth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

Speaking Of wearing a peril-Aw
well, there isn't enough to talk aboui
these days!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-28

Some wives say that bowlegged
men make the best husbands-three
guesses. Well, its easier to see thru
them.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
WRITES OF OXFORD'S
WIN OVER CANADIANS

I'VE played the Canadians in base
ball and won, 23 TO g." writes +. Bay
ard Carter. a Rhodes scholar from
Delaware and a member OF the OK
ford University baseball team. Have
had some nice tennis lately with
American and English friends. Yes
terday an English Boy Scout troop
from Chippey Norton came over to
learn a bit about baseball We had
a good time teaching them the game.
Despite the fast THAI IL rained hard
we played on and on and 1t was p.
m. before we stopped. Although we
missed dinner. It was worth It. SO
Delaware beat Rutgers in baseball
and Stevens in track. Hurrah!"
Robert n. Foulk, OF this city, a
junior at the University of Delaware,
and a close personal friend Of young
Carter. will spend summer vacation
with him in England, France and
Belgium. He will sail as soon as the
University Of Delaware closes.
The Canadians went to England TO
make a cleanup in American base
ball but found their Waterloo when
they stacked up against former
American diamond stars who now
are studying at oxford.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
TWIN HOLIDAY BILL
FOR SOUTH SIDE BOYS

South side-Eden has booked
tough twin bill for the holiday card
at Pennsy Field on Monday. In the
morning the Little Brooklynites will
clash with St. Mary's and in the af-
ternoon will take on Chippeys ALL
Stars.
The a. m. argument is drawing a
whole lot of attention for two or
three reasons. Both clubs are bat
ting for the honors of the neigh
borhood and both include in their
lineups the best ball players from
that locality. In a previous engage
ment the Saints won and Grants
men, fully reinforced. will be out for
revenge.
Wright and Patton, who were alb
sent at the last meeting, will be back
with the South Siders in addition to
the Gallagher brothers. Kerns. FISH
back, Slaughter, Grubb, Gersten-
berg and the rest of the crew which
is keeping the Little Brooklynites Gus
in front of the Wilmington race.
Either Hamilton of Willeys will be
assigned to mound duty.
The Saints have one of the fast
est clubs in the State, being COM
pcsed of stars from the City and ALI
Wilmington Leagues. They include
Hawk" Hayes. 'Kewpie" Wolfe,
. Bah" McNinf and Mike Underwood.
OF Parkside; August, Jack Hayes.
Burke and Joey Goldstein. of Fourth
Ward; Jim Taylor, of Defiance. and
Mcconnell and Dugan. The game
will start at 10 o'clock.
Manager Grant will use his same
bunch OF best tossers in the p. m.
dtbate, in fact, he will have to. for
Chippey All-Stars are looked upon as
enc OF the strongest baseball aggre-
cations in the city.