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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
IRISH pRor EAST ONE.

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 1S.-Notre Dame
Universitys basket artists dropped the
first game Of the Nebraska series here
last night after bitter struggle with
the Creighton quintette. The final count
was "a to 90.
Both teams were fun Of f ght and the
speed OF the contest kept the fans on
edge all the way through.
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Crack Auto Racing Field

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 1s.-Entries
closed Thursday for the sprint automo-
bile championship to be run on the Los
Angeles speedway next Wednesday, nine
drivers having entered They are Tommy
Milton. Alton Soules, Ralph De Palma,
John A. Thiele, Ira Vail, Roscoe Sarles,
Eddie Miller, Jimmy Murphy and Eddie
Hearne.
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YOUNG MACKs ON WAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18-The first
contingent of the Philadelphia American
League baseball team was scheduled to
leave here today for the spring train
ing quarters at Lake Charles, La. The
squad consists chiefly of recruit batteries
and coaches. Manager Mack planned to
accompany the men. Other members of
the team will leave for the South Feb. %.
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ridge by a narrow margin. Saturdays
game will be the last appearance of the
Tech five in this city before the State
sectional tournament.
Gaines T. Cartinhour. son of Mrs. Julia
I. Cartinhour. $3.50 North Pennsylvania
street, took care of one Of the forward
positions on the basketball team that
won the club championship in the KEN
per Military School tournament at Boon
Vile, No.
FRANKLIN Ind, Feb. 1s.-Coach
wagner is now putting on the finishing
touches to his Franklin High School
basket quintette In preparation for the
three remaining games on the Blue and
White card. The Wagnermen defeated
the fast Bedford High quint, IS to IS.
wednesday evening. Bloomington Is the
next team TO meet Franklin, the game
being scheduled for Monday evening at
Bloomington. Shortridge comes to Frank
lin the following night and Franklin Will
wind up the season with a contest 0laved
at Newcastle with the team of that city
The 1921-1922 ba.i
nounced by Coach Wagner this week. Il
provides for tive. D.
played with the leading teams Of the
State. eleven Of whica will be played on
the home court. Capt Fuzzy" Vandf-
vier, Cant. Ballard and Friddle all
nave another year TO play, while Davis,
Ross, King and Williams have two or
uOre years left. Prospects were never
better for n winning team next season
Borden, star back guard, is the only
man who viii be los. by graduation.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Feb. IS
Playing without the ser~+ces Of Kirby.
star center, Charlottesville swamn"l
Lebanon here last night, 40 to 10. The
first half ended 10 TO 10 in favor of the
locals.
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n. Y. cor VS.. ENGLISH TOMMY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S-BilI Spangler.
heavyweight champion of the New York
police force. and a member Of the OIym-
pic team will meet Capt f. V. Chandler,
champion Of the British army as the fea-
ture of an entertainment to be given by
the International Club at the Commo-
dore Hotel, March l.
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n1,NcAN N rnIn

CINCINNATI, FEB. 1s-Pat Duncan,
left fielder of the Cincinnati National
League Baseball Club. has signed his
contract for the coming season.
other regulars who have not signed
contracts, but who are expected to get
into line when Manager Pat Moran ar
rives in Cincinnati next week. are Heinie
Groh. Eddie Roush, Jake Daubert, Larry
Kopf and Ivy Wingo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
hated LEAGUE


rated Basket ball Leagues
khedule closed last night with
Te-Se Club defeating the Ju-
.nber of Commerce. 81 to IA,
Den ZarR Club winning from
D-Dlce Club. q to q.
'hves the Den Zare Club and
sre-Se Club tied for first place
Tin play the rub" on Tuesday
rcb /. at the Y. NJ. c. A. This
start promptly at S:15 o'clock
be preceded By q curtain raiser.
i colored HY" five will meet the
hrforee five of WilberfOrce Uni
Ire tonight. The game should
& all-round game that has been
season because the two teams
Evenly matched and the college
to revenge a defeat handed
BE local boys last month by a
; to .. The curtain raiser will
q By the Chancellors and
The Springfield ~" plays here
pms birthday.
"a Side Vets defeated the
Independents So to Is in
last night. The first half
The Vets holding a 13-to-10
The guarding OF Averitt and
red FOR the Vets.
bndent amateur basketball
State ars rapidly getting
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
la and Illinois
bld Big Ten Net Stage

3 Ten leaders, Illinois and In
Ill be the center Of attraction
Western Conference basket-b ball
Iheduled tomorrow. The teams
kfor the lead.
akers win ue asked 70 buck m
me real competition, as the
Rge an Invasion OF JrDa. "a. uu.
rs probably Will have easy
Evanston, where Northwestern
~ Wisconsin is the team that
ATwise perfect record for
easouably certain the
sss'..-S s tables on this occa-
have lost one good
.sz another since playing
Carney's return appa
than made up for the
b.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
THE DEADLY DEADLOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18.-Wrestling
Champion Lewis applied his deadly head,
lock to John Peck last night and won
his match in straight falls. Peck was
unconscious five minutes after Lewis had
rolled the Nebraskan over on his back.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Eby-Cuthill Race

|DELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Earl Eby.
~ Of Pennsylvania star half
III not run in the games at
Square Garden. New York, Sat
.ght because OF a bad cold, It
Iasnced yesterday. Eby was to
Cuthin in the special LOCO
ion event, one Of the features
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
BRITTON-wILsoN GO SOUGHT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Jack Britton.
welterweight champion, has been offered
SO. 800 to meet Johnny Wilson, middle
weight king, in a ten-round bout In NIL
waukee next month by Promoter Frank
Mulkern. Dan Morgan, Britton's man
ager, wants $1,000
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BASKET SCORES
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Indiana Stats Normal, "a Eastern iii
nOis Normal, IS.
Creighton, "A; Notre Dame, 70
HIGH SCHOOL
Charlottesville, 43; Lebanon, 10.
INDEPENDENT.
Mooresville Elks. 20: PlalnneId, IL.
BrownstOwn, a Scottsburg. -.
North Side Vets, &c; Cumberland, 1S
Cicero A. AS. "A. Anderson ''Y," %
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Lands TO BE THERE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.--Judge K. M.
Lands has accepted an invitation to act
as master of ceremonies at the raising
OF the National League pennant In Brook
Ign, Charles Ebbets, president of the
club, announced today. The date has
not been announced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
CHICAGO MAT BOLT.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Johnny Meyers,
claimant of the middleweight wrestling
championship, and Paul Prehn, mat in
structOr at Illinois University, lock horns
here tonight
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RAKER TO PLAY THIRD.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Frank Baker,
who has been in retirement for year,
viii play third base for the Yankees II
be returns, according TO Manager Hug
GINS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
wALLIE WANTS. noosT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Wallie Schang,
catcher, secured by the Yankees in the
recent deal with the Boston Red Sox,
wants raise In salary from his new
bosses on account Of theShigh cost Of hv-
ing in New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
HoosIER TEACHERS WIN.

CHARLESTON, ILL.,, Feb 1S.-The dis
lance basket shooting Of Winters Of In
diana State Normal and Fawley Of Illi-
nois Normal were the big features Of
the game between these two basket teams
here last night The HOLSTERS came
through with a "a to Is victory.
Winters hit the ring for eight field
goals and six fouls, while F9wley
counted for five field markers and the
Sumo number Of fouls as his scoring
rival
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

Bob Martin. interallied ring champion,
who has been piling up a good record
at the expense of the lesser lights in
the heavyweight class while he has
been developing himself, gets his first
real chance to show his worth when he
tackles Bill Brennan In New York to-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

A presses training excursion to
Notre Dame University, a schedule of
eight games, including one with Manual
and Shortridge, and tentative post
season game with the Catholic High
School champions OF Boston, Mass, at
Boston. was announced today rs the 1921
football program for the Cathedral High
School football warriors by Al teehey
former Notre Dame athlete, who is d.
recting the athletic activities Of the Gold
and Blue school.
Feeney, who became interested In Ca
thedral athletics when the Indianapolis
school board lifted the ban on high
school football last year, talked enthusi-
astically of his plans for the coming
season and he evidently intends to throw
the name Of youngsters on the foot
ball stage throughout the country.
INDOOR WORK
BEING GIVEN.
The work OF rounding out the 1921
Cathedral combination has already be-
gun. Is Feeney is setting aside two after
moons each week for teaching his young
door workouts.
The Cathedrals will start their 1921
outdoor work the SECOND week OF August
when Feeney will pick a squad OF twenty
men to take to NOtre Dame The ath
letes will remain as guests Of the uni
versity for three weeks or a month, IN
til school gets under way here, taking
their conditioning exercises with the
Irish gridders under the direction of
Coach knute ROckne and Feeney him
self, who was teammats OF the famous
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night. II the Akron lad can hold his
own with the bird who gave Dempsey a
real battle he'll be in line for big game.
And q victory over Battling Bill will
mean a chance to rap at Jack Dempsey
door and inquire as to chances for get
ting a scrap with him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
CATHEDRAL HAS
BIG PLANS FOR
1921 GRID CARD
Coach Feeney Schedules Eight
Games, Meeting Manual
and ShOrtridge Elevens.
CAMP AT NOTRE DAME

CATHEDRAL 1921 GRID CARD.
Sept. 23-ShOrtridge.
Oct. manual.
Oct. 15-Marion Mt Marion.
Oct. 22-NobIesviIle here.
Nov. 5-St. Xaviers of Louisville here.
Nov. I2-Cincinnati Prep School at Gin
ctnnati.
Nov. I9-Brooks School.
Nov. 24-Central High of Ft. Wayne
here.
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ridge by a narrow margin. Saturdays
game will be the last appearance of the
Tech five in this city before the State
sectional tournament
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

The Larry lie quintette defeated the
Birghtwo6d II. Z. squad at the River
aide gym last night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

bndent amateur basketball
: state are rapidly getting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
The Revolt of
Vera SanderSOn
ny JANE rIlEIrs
CHAPTER INVI

CHAPTER INVI
A Luncheon iu Town aud Tears.
is Mr. souIoraon in2" / us,od
the office boy
Yves. mAHm.'
wulH,d into his private otfro
after h' had called come In iu
rcHpuuH" 90 my knock.
"urilo. Voru' what brings you
10 town." ho asked pleasantly as
I NHsrd him. lie was ulonc. or ]
mover would have dared bo ao Ia
mliinr
90 had on crr1ud or two { wanted
20 do, so ! though I would lunch
with you ana then do thcm'
"Finol Margaret ana Mira De
LiSio are going tu lunch with me-.
too Your coming win Iuat mako
tublrful"
was us hlppy,as could bc thot
he was Glad to see me. n showed,
] thought TINT he wasn't particular
about being with Mrs Bv Llalr
when ! wasn't along n was just
n little after I O'Clock when hc met
Margaret and the widow az the
Bankers club We got There fret
and when they cnmo In ana saw me
did not try To- conceal her diucum-
fituro.
"Whoro In the world an YOU come
from" she aak ed her Dyes splitting
fire
From the same place you did,
replied.
"G didn't hear you say anything
about coming into town at brcaH-
fast"
NO Too had didn't mention
u. Yet ! can't seo why I should.
KcIth had been giving the order or
! shouldn't have dared auswor nor
as I did
~ believe you"-shc caught her-
self. Keith had Just looked at US,
and asked
"Plcoso stop visiting and tcn me
what you want for dessert"
| smiled amiably turned TO Mrs.
De l.isle, ana asked her what she
would Ike, then waited for Mar
garct TO choose before before
asked for cafe parfait. Keith was
my husband | would be courteous
TO his guests.
was positive Of one thing. and
that was that Margaret did not en-
Joy her luncheon. She ate scarcely
anything, and when she spoke n
was to answer some question.
could have laughed aloud. For once
| had scored.
II suppose now that Vera is In
| town, II 10 no use To- ask you 60 go
with us on a iittio shopping cxpe-
! dition7' Margaret said In an aside
! to Keith whom We rose from the
table, had felt she would try 10
say something ~ the sort and had
not moved far from his side
II can't go with any of YOU to-
day, | am too busy" he replied in
the same low tone.
Il would ash you 90 go shopping
With mo today dear" I said quite
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs peter Ryan arrived
Friday morning from Minneapolis.
MINI. 20 visit Mrs Ryan's Biste or,
Mrs. A. T. Wasielcwpld Mr. and
Mrs. ltyan'a very recent marriage in
Minneapolis is " interest to fricnds.
M. and Mrs. J.. e. synder of 1877
East Admiral boulevard announce
the birth Of q son Thursday, Sep
tombor 30.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Charles West OF
Oklahoma city have arrived TO
maze Tulsa their homo and are lo-
waited at 1880 North Main street.
Miss Ruth u. nlumonnold. who Ia
attending the University OF Okla
homa this year, left Tuesday for
Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Totor have re-
turned 10 their homo In oklahoma
City after visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, c. Myers OF 1922
South Newport avenue and Mrs. a
a, Kemp have returned from Lake
Chicago, MINI. where they have
been for five wecks Mr. and Mrs
Myers are leaving shortly for
Shreveport La, FOR n weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, =. Il. Elliott and
Miss Mary Cartwright have re-
turned from Deer LaGe Mich.
where they spent tho summer.
Mr.. Robert Wcrtzbcrgor left the
first OF the week for I'M school In
pottstown, Pa whore he will at
tend school thls coming year.
Mrs pcVernc Ncnscl has re-.
turned from Chicago where she
went several days ago TO enter her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

his father saying he had been Kid
naped and demanding $4,000 ran
som. entered a plea OF guilty to
using the mails to defraud. He was
sentenced to serve four months in
Jail
Judge c. p orr, in Imposing SEN
tenco said that Randoiph's punish
ment was placed az four months
because he already had served two
months and was facing a charge
Of blackmail at Mercer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Free Tickets for Cbildrpr

OKLAHOMA CITY. SON, q.
Free tlcke to the state fair b,-'
been distributed TO more than Sts'
600 school children throughon,' ~
state for use on chndrenF a.s
September 30. accorduE 'o Coe't!,
Davis, chairman OF tho chiiS,alsl
day committee Of tn. rhambs, !,
commerce here today. These ,,.s
cts have been placed iu tNe 49,
OF the superintendent NJ ~
SCHOOLS for distribu,lon on Ma,
day. ''A'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
DELAY TARIFF BILL REPORT
Finance COmmitfcc VIII Not Com.
plctc work for 90 Days.

WASHlNGTON. sept 2S.--Furth-
or indications developed today that
the tariff bill would not be reported
10 tho senate by the finance COM
uittee until the regular session AZ
congress. beginning IN December.
j, d Reynolds, ono Of the cx.
ports gathering information from
wholesalers as 20 the American val
untlon basis for aB7ossinR customs
duties, told republican committee
members that this Information
would not be In hand for 60 days.
This would delay committee de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Welfare Board Tag Day
wa BE Held SATURDAY.

Tho child welfare board Will go
before the Tulsa public with tag
day sale Saturday NJ this week to
raise money for their work during
the coming year. Tho board has
not asked assistance Of this nature
ipr over a year. Mrs George G.
Hollow president. has gathered to-
gcthor a number Of women work
"rs who VIII b0 In tho downtown
TpctiOu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

cision until just before the regu-
lar session OF congress.
Chairman Penrosc said he would
confer with personalities OF farm
er organizations and manufacturers
regarding number Of suggested
amendments, but did not indicate
when committee hearings would be
resumed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Mrs DcVorne Ncnscl has re.
turned from Chicago where she
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

tells. Llke "a flash ! knew that was
where they were going
cried an the way home u
wouldn't have hurt them 20 have
mo 20 along, too. Perhaps had 7
not been 30 hUrrid ut luncheon
they might have asked mo. ] surely
would Try 10 be nice In the future.
ITO Be GOntinncd)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Mrs = Dewitt lulls party In
honor of Miss Icauucttc Ross
Mrs T., W HaumAn's lunch and
Mrs John - McLin'a line party Tor
houscpurty
Ogn Hellenic society will meet
VITA Misc Ruth Blovons NJ 3
o'clock 1887 South Newport avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Mr.. Robert Wcrtzbcrgcr left the
first Of the week for IIlll school In
pottHtown, Pa. whore he will at
tend school thia coming year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
DIDN'T GET AWAY WITH IT
Youth who said He Was kidnapped
H. sent Co Jail for -Four Months.

ERIE. Pa, sept 23-Thomas y.
Randolph OF Sharon. Pa. who
startled his friends late IN july by
disappearing and sending a letter TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Mr.. nnd Mrs ~ g HAYS arc on
tortaininv Informally Saturday cvo-
ming for Mrs. Isaac Shulor'a house
guests. The evening viii bo spent
&c bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
FISHERMEN BANQUET.
Business Mems Club Discuss Past
Achievements and Plan
for the Future.

When fishermen are not fishing. they
are famed 10 be busted with talking
about the sport. either starting from
scratch or handicapped by a banquet
20 hinder The members of the VII
minrton Business Mems Fishing Club
are no exception 10 these tendencies.
and proved the fact by meeting last
night in the Iambros' restaurant to dis
cuss last years log and this years
plans. As BELTS their membership in
the salt water league. the menu was
made up OF seafood, and for table deco
rauons boasted a miniature model Of
the schooners ''BTl Nye" and Captain"
N which bottoms recent cruises have
been made.
Commodore E1lwood Souder was toast
master and presided with his usual
felicity. Others present were i. W. Ebv.
Dr. Elwood s. Garrett. Clifford Stelle.
:. Finley Scott, John Chapman, George
Carter. Charles II. Gray, EIwood Souder.
Jr.. Clement B. Hallam, James 3. Har-
bart, J. Frank Ayres. DR.. J. A Cam,
Charles Papperman, G. A. Wedler, Viii
liam G. Bryan. George Butler, Sr., DR.
oscar Draper. W. s. Simpson. Joseph
II. Martin. Prof. William H Beacon.
Or. William z. Harris and Arthur
kuschau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15

numerous testimonials show. Daily local
people call at the headquarters of The
Plant Juice Man, at The Miller Dr1g
Store, 404- 400 Market street, 90 tell Of the
wonderful benefit they have received from
Plant Juice.
In a recent statement, Mrs. Sarah
Mvers, q popular Wilmington lady, re-
siding at No. SOC Tatnall street, who has
a wide acqutancc here, said:
Both myself and my husband obtained
untold benefit from Plant Juice as we had
beea great sufferers from stomach trouble.
Neither Of us was at all we'll this past
winter; we had TO appetite, could not
sleep at night, had headaches and felt
weak and all run down. We both had
indigestion so bad that we could not take
the ligbtest kind Of food into our stomachs
We had tired many medicines for this
trouble but none of them seemed to do
any good A neighbor of ours who had
been cured of q similar trouble hy Plant
Juice, begged us to give it a trial as she
said she was much worse than | and had
been cured Both my husband and
began to take Plant Juice and the result
was certainly wonderful; we both have
splendid appetites now and sleep well ct
night: we have no more headaches and
both feel increased strength and health.
Ny husband goes his work feeling
strong and fit and il does not tire him as
it used TO do We are both so grateful for
the benefit we received from Plant Juice
that we arc glad to give this endorsement
for It,
The Plant Juice Man is az The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street. where
he Is daily meeting the local public and
and explaining the merits Of
this remedy. Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-15
WHAT WAS FOUND
IN THIS SUITCASE?
A Question That May be as Puz-
ling and Interesting as The
Lady or the Tiger?"

Among the Wilmington Rotarians
attending the Rotary district conven-
ton at Atlantic City. the first three
DAYS of this week. was DIR. Harri-
son W. Howell. During his stay he
was elected an honorary member of the
Chester Rotary Club. And this is how
II happened
The chester Club went down to the
convention with a large delegation,
also a brass band. and its members were
muck In evidence everywhere. One
afternoon DR. Howell Joined n crowd
that had gathered along the boardwalk
t. enjoy q free concert by the band Of
the chester club. One Of the Chester
Rotarians had a suitcase which he de-
posted at his feet, while listening to the
hand. and Or. Howell noticed that he
was keeping a very watchful eye over
il. The Wilmington Rotarian reached
down with his cane. pulled the suitcase
toward him. and took possession. The
owner turned and reached for his grip.
hut Howell showed no inclination TO
hand il over The Chester man polite
~ remarked that il was his suitcase,
and that he would like il returned.
Wei. since YOU admit ownership.
and can prove il ny the contents" said
Or. Howell. suppose we move along TO
your hotel. ana l Will give YOU an op
portunity" Several Of the Chester
mans friends moved up closer and
showed a keen interest in the proceed
ings. So the Chester Rotarian. with
his suitcase and his friends. accom-
panied by their band. marched TO their
hotel. accompanied by DR.. Howell. The
owner Of the suitcase. at least. was
convinced that he was in the hands of
a Prohibition officer. His friends were
qucrulous-and anxious.
Inside their room at the hotel, DIR.
Howell ordered the owner TO open the
suitcase. which vas done. There was
no more uncertainty regarding the
contents of same than there was rs to
ownership.
IL is not the purpose Of this story TO
enter into further details. Everybody
admitted that the Wilmington Rotar-
ian had put good one over on the
Chester man
DIR. Harrison W. Howell, former may
or. ex-president OF the Rotary Club. and
n Goodfeilow. was then and there elect
cd an honorary member of the Chester
Club.