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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
Go 10 Kansas CITY.

". e, Leonard. Of HeFschell ].
Hamilton Post, 112, was elected a
delegate 10 the National convention
at Kansas City. Julian Stes'ey and
G. Clyde Mcdonald were elected al,
tefnates to this convention,
All members Of the two posts In
Fairmont desiring to go to Kansas
City should present their names to
the post adjutant so that he can
send It in for reservation. Al res
erySk4ons are being made only
through the department hcadquar'
tens aud those desiring to go
should make requests for their
reservations now. The convention
dates are October 31-Novembef IL
30 there is no time to lose in get
ting requests for reservation u.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
FRENCH BANTAM
IS AMB|DEXTR0US
ledoux Now Switches About In
Ring-Scores Knockdown
With Right Jab
HE IS RUGGED BATTLER
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Charley Ledoux, the Frenchman,
hasn't boxed here in eleven months.
To be more specific, the rugged. tough
and gritty Gaul has not appeared in
a Philadelphia ring since the night Of
September 20, 1920. when. two days
after stepping off boat he put on a
rip and tear battle with Joe Burman,
of Chicago, at the Ice Palace.
Ledoux has returned to the shores of
La Belle France since and also has in
vaded these United States again. Char
lot has been meeting the best of the
American bantams. and no one has been
finding him set-up by any means.
Ledoux can fight, and he usually makes
the other guy step fast, too.
The next time the little chunk OF
French tistic foundry shows before a
Philadelphia audience different
Ledoux will be seen. Charley has
changed his style Of combat, or rather
he has added to his offensc. Ledoux is
now what would commonly be known as
an ambidextrous fist wielder. He
proved this the other night in New
York when he battled through ten fast
and furious rounds with Johnny Buff
way up somewhere in the Bronx.
After rushing Buff in the usual way
for three rounds with his left arm ex :
tended, Ledoux suddenly switched
about during the fourth frame and,
a la Lew Tender, or rather George
Chaney, the Frenchman began forcing
the battle, right mauler in front of him
And how he did battle 1t is seldom
that boxer scores knockdown with
jab, but Ledoux did that little stunt
with a straight right punch flush on
Buff s left eye. and Johnny went dowr
for the count Of three.
Several times thereafter LedouS
changed his style, and although Buff
continually popped right handlers of
Charley's chin, staggering the French
man once or twice. the foreigner always
managed to squeeze himself into clos,
quarters and whanged away with botf
hands at the Jersey, City lads head anc
body.
Ledoux is one Of the few European
boxers who, In recent years, has in
yaded the United States and made goot
in first class competition. Charley
hasn't been winning all of his matches
that's true, but his style is fascinatin,
and mpressing-impressin not only fol
the fan, but his opponent as we'll. TIL,
left side of Buff's faCe-his eye badl,
battered, swollen and bleeding-showet
mute testimony of that fact.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
.|NDUSTR|ALS START
CONCLUDING ROUND.
First and Second Half Cham
pions Meet in Opening Game
This Afternoon
CHANGE MADE IN CIRCUIT

The Industrial Baseball League begins
the third and final round in the 1921
championship series this afternoon and
the draw in the schedule brings together
in the initial clash Hohlfeld. first half
champions, and Ivins Cake, second half
winners at Broad and Allegheny ave-
nue.. Singularly enough, both clubs
came through their series without the
loss Of n single game.
General Electric and Gimbel Brothers
had a 3-3 tie, but as the latter has
resigned the game will hereby be played
over and has been forfeited to the live
wires. There ALSO Is a tie game be-
tween General Electric and Wins, but
as this would make no change in the
standing of the second series 1t will
hardly be played over.
Philadelphia Tapestry Company Cart
Loom Mills) has been secured to take
tie place Of Gimbel and will also use
the same grounds at Twenty ninth and
Somerset streets, sharing the same with
Supplee -Bddle Hardware Company.
The other teams playing are Supplee-
Biddle at General Electric, and Fox
Motor at Thornton Fuller. All the
clubs have been considerably strength
ened. This Is the case with Fox
Motor. which has been breezing along
trimming all the best teams in the city,
and they are very likely to annex the
honors in the third round, making a
three -cornered play off for the title
at the end of the regular playing sea
son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

the 18th of June ut the Strawbridge,
& Clothier Athletic Field, Sixty-thiro
and Walnut streets. and Marie was tne
shining light Of the day. She regis
tered more points than any other yoWIn,s' yWI,'
lady present and was awarded a
by the athletic directors of the schoQl.
A few days ago, August q. TO .}e Ge
exact, the Sherwood Recreation giris,
entertained the Kingsessing girls anu
in the course of the day defeated tneln
on the sport field. Marie placed mrs. m
in the 75-yard dash and the stanuihs
broad jump.
Praise From Mother
Mrs. Frida Demke, Marie's mother
had this to say about her youhges'
daughter; x, .ho,
II think that it is. wonderful tha'
Marie has taken to athletics SO tavor
ably. She not only is good little run
ncr and jumper, but she Is a hne stu
dent in school. having received an n,
which is equivalent to 90, in her stuuies
in the last year. r.,
II am forced to leave my home, fol
several days at times, and just to snow
you what kind of girl have, III hayt
to say that our home is just as wei
kept as when I am in charge OF 1t
Yes. she certainly is good little mousse
keepcr' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

CURTIS WALKER AND
CY PERKINS ADVANCE
Phil Outfelder Jumps From .289 to 3I4 and Mack
Catcher Gains T,oelue Points, Resting at 1922
Hornsby and Heilman Lead
x1orNG CY PERKINS is coming up

x1ouNG CY PERKINS is coming up
anace in the American League bat.
.inv averages. The Mack maskman has
toan speeding through the percentages
,,Lo the proverbial house afire and II he
hoens n -goin' 1t won't be long ere he
is in the 300 class.
D,r;ng the last seven days, Cy has
.,onnad out fifteen hits out OF thirty
eur times at bat for an average, OF al
Two rD Of these clouts were Of the BABE
pwth variety. Hitting in this manner
has lifted Perkins batting figures from
.2SO to .202: 80, A.. o,,. >1,or
-or,,iar in the 300 class. although
IeSnson has .3OS. Whitley has climbed
from 800 to .3lS.
Most of the batting leaders have lost
,oints during the last week, but He,l- =
nan p.on still leads the parade with All.
George Burns is second with. .30I, Coop
third with 1887, and Tobin fourth WIN
1873. st. v.;
The Mackmen gained in club batting
,o. tbe extent of two points, ana now
sre tied with Boston, at .2'O, tor sew
entb place. The Tigers top the list.
Red Fabcr continues to lead thr
,;,cbers with twenty one games won ana
nine lost. Stan Coveleskie is second ana
Cnrl MAYS third. Moore. is the best
Mnck finger Harris trails ana Rom
mol Is third among the AS hurlers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

nURING the last week one Phil
- player has passed out Of the 800
class in hitting and one has passed in
Bevo Lebourveau made the exit, drop
ping from .302 to .207, and Curtis
walker made the entrance. climbing
from $50 to .314 which. incidentally,
ls quite a climb. Walker in the seven
days past clubbed out twelve bingles
out. OF twenty -one times up, for an
average of .571.
Cy Williams has slipped from .344
to 1888. J. Miller still is at .317 and
Bruggy at .316. Rogers Hornsby is
out in front among the batters of the
parent circuit, with .407, a decline of
five points. Twombly has 1875, Young
1853 and Cutshaw $50.
George Kelly tops the home run hit :
tors with nineteen. Hornsby and Nc
Henry each have fifteen. Fournier and
Meusel twelve and Williams and Wheat
eleven.
Babe Adams ancient wing is good
even to continue to set the pace among
pitchers. Babe, who has won his last
nine starts, has twelve wins and only
three defeats. Grimes is second with
sixteen and six; Cooper third, with
eighteen and seven, and Nehf fourth,
with fourteen and six.
Jimmy Ring leads the Phil pitchers,
but 1t doesn't take much of q record
to lead them. Jimmy has won eight
and lost thirteen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
MARIE DElMKE IS ATHLETIC
SENSATION IN WEST PHILA
Prodigy Has
Neuer Been Beaten on the
Track - Has Won Many
, Points for Sherwood Recre-
alton Center

INTRODUCING Miss Marie Demke,
L West Philadelphia High School
sophomore and classiest all around girl
athlete within the confines of West
Philadelphia, IL not in the whole City
Of Penn.
Miss Marie resides with her parents
at 1910 South Fifty sixth street, and
although she Is only fifteen years old.
she has not been defeated in any track
event In which she has participated.
Added to that, her fond mamma vouches
for the fact that she is as efficient as q
housekeeper as she is in athletics.
Miss Demke started on her competi .
tive athletic career on July 4, 1920,
at the Sherwood Recreation Center.
They had n celebration out there that
day. and all Marie did was to take
first place in the broad jump, 5O-yard
dash and ball-hurl She scored IL
points and was presented with gold
medal for her splendid work.
On the thirty first day of the same
month the name Of the West Philadel-
phia girl was marked as the winner in
three events. She performed against
the girls from the Kingsessing Recrea :
tion Center on this occasion, and once
more scored IS points. Marie won the
soccer ball throw, standing broad jump
and the 50-yard dash.
On August Marie was the winner
OF three. more first places. She cap
turned the trio of events already men :
toned and was a member Of the win
ming shuttle relay team. The Water
view Recreation Center team was the
aggregation defeated.
A Mermaid, Too
Marie is not only an athlete on terri,
firma she also can do aquatic stunt
with success. On August 12 Mis-
Demke, along with Miss Francs
Holmes, another Sherwood performer o
note, gave q diving exhibition In tn
pool at Fifty sixth and Catharin,
streets.
At the end of the summer athletic
season in, the recreation center, Mis-
Marie was presented with n cup EN-
blematic of the championship in tract
and field work at the playground.
Out at the West Philadelphia Higl
School they hold dual meet between
the sophomores and freshmen ever.
year. The meet this year was held oil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
amateur Sports
summerfieid \. v. Club. a fast +

Summerfeld y. v. Club. n fast team.
wants games away. F. Lteman. 2653 East
York street.
Marlin A. A. would like 10 arrange games
with all home teams. E. sommers. 1890
jacquard A, a. desires games with all
frst-claSs eggregations with grounds, W.
Hull 2O6S North Third street.
Elma A., C.. rrst-class travelling team.
has opsr dates. G. Binder. 1923 y Pale
thorpe streot.
Harker a. A.. OF Allentown. wants games
with home clubs. j. Reilly. i+2 NorIh sixth
street,
st, Edwards G. C., : hrst-class travelling
team, wants games w. Lynch ?4SO Ger
nantOwn avenue.
Indiana Professionals, = hrst-clnss team
would like to arrange CRnts with h-me as
grega tons. Phone Diamond So7 w
Union Tabernacle. hrst-c!ass travelling
team, has several open dates, I, c. Kink-
-, Wonmore a: A. q travelling team, would
Cpnavln 233h PierR street.
Northwest Pros have this Saturday and
Sunday omen fr frst-claR teams with
eroundH, j. Hoover, phone Columbia 6aO.
Andy Egan's All-Stars would like 10 ar
ransG. ga nes with all 81 the best teams ir
Amity SchPllsticH; Q. nr t-cirss travsi,ns
team, would like TO book games n, FrantE.
se22 Poplar. street. .I.,. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
BOXING CARNIVAL WEEK
Benefit Bouts Arranged for St.
Aloysius Church

Three ring matches each night next
week will be put on in conjunction with
carnival to be held for the benefit
of st. Aloysius Church, Twenty sixth
and Tnsker streets. Pete Malone. for
mer Grays Ferry boxer and now on the
police force, has arranged the boxing
bouts and he will perform on three diff
ferent nights.
The different cards follow:
Monday nght-Basky Ferris vs.. Dick
Perry. Mike Kelly VS.. Freddy Woods and
Jimmy DeYine VS.. Mike Martin.
Tuesday night Pete Gildea Va. Frank
Marturano. Pete Malone VS.. Al Thompson
and Kid Beebe VS.. Joe Brown.
Wednesday night - Tommy Cranston VS..
Joe Christie: Billy Dwyer vs. Johnny Mckee
and Willie Donohue VS.. Frank Burtleto
Thursday night-Sergeant Ray Smith VS..
Dick Slavin. Frankie Britt vs.: Pete Malone
and Frankie Howell VS., Mike Belmont.
Friday, nght-Joe Nelson vs.. Waily Mel;
son. Buck Fleming US. Archie Fleming and
babe O'Rourke vs. Johnny Clark.
Saturday night--Artie Mace VS.. Pete Ma.
lone. Tommy Murphy vs. Joe Hayes and Ray
Martin w. Frankie Hilburn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
SPHAS VS.. NORTH PILLS
viii Clash Tomorrow Afternoon a,
Broad and BIgIer Streets

Two of the city's leading ball clubs
will meet tomorrow afternoon at . 80
at Broad and Bigler streets, in an i'm.
portant semi pro contest.
The North PhiIlies will battle the
Sphas and the fans will witness a
pitching duel with "Rube" Chambers
on the mound for the Sphas and Lefty
David on the hill for North Phils.
ing and is the first of series of three
between the rival clubs. The Sphas
will play at North Pills Park next
week and the deciding game, If neces :
sary, at one of the local ball parks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
FRIEDMAN DUE MONDAY
Chlcaeoan to Meet Tender Here or
August "a

Sailor Friedman, the Chicago light
weight, will arrive in Philadelphia on
Monday. He is scheduled to take on
Lew Tender, local southpaw. at the
phillies' Ball Park in the wind up OF
an all star show August "a, under the
auspices of Herman Taylor and Bobby
Gunnis.
Another lightweight match on this
program Is to be between Johnny Dun
dee, of New York, and the rugged Phil
adelpMan. Joe Tiplitz. George CLANCY
the "knockerout," will have a cleve,
boxer opposed to him when he tackles
Harry kid Brown, Of this city. II
the opening number Danny Kramer
will try out his southpaw wallops or
Charley Ledoux.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
Home-Run Hitters
in Games Yesterday
FOursOn,e Led BY
Champion Barnes
Continued from rnge One


sank n nice four foot putt for a bird 2
on the second hole. Marston was over
and Burnett drove to the rough. They
each took 3.
Barnes was just on the green on the
third with his drive and il looked as
IL the champion was going to make the
local two down. but he blew an easy
putt and took t. Marston also had n
neat chance for 3. but missed his putt
and halved. The fourth was halved, al
though Barnes nearly holed out In 3
Barnett had two puts for 4.
Even on Fifth
Barnett evened the match with a
on the fifth. Both Marston and
Barnes were in the rough, but Barnett
sank a forty foot putt for his 4. The
, champion went ahead on the short
sixth. 1t looked as IL his drive would
sink for /, but the ball hit the pin
and rolled off to one side. He got a
bird 9
Barnes played his best mashie shot
of the day on the seventh and made the
locals . down with 4. He was in the
rough on his drive, but swung wicked
mashie and placed the ball close to the
green. Barnett and Marston both were
over the eighth green on their second
but Marston got 4 for half.
On the long ninth Barnes was close
to the green on his second. but he blew
three foot putt and took a .. Mars
ton took the hole with 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
BARKER IN HALL OF FAME
Nativity Hurler Blanks North Phil
lies Without a SlnaIe Hit

Johnny Barker, the Nativity out
fielder, was sent into the box last eve
ming by Manager Phil Haggerty in the
game with the North Phillies Mt Bel
grade and Ontario streets and the vet
eran turned North Phillies back with
out single hit.
Johnny had his slow ball working to
perfection and the North Philly sluggers
were breaking their backs swinging at
his benders. In the meantime Nativity
was piling up lead on Bob David,
who retired in favor of Pratt. Nativity
won easily BY the score of Z to 0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
Fruzetti Regains New England Title

- Boston. Aug. 13.--Jimmy Fruzetti OF
Brockton: won back the New England light
weight title last night by defeating Johnny
Clint9n. who took, the honor from him few
months ago Ted Jameson lost on a tech
meal knockout 10 Dan Dowd in the eighth.
Charlie TX. o. Elkins won the decision in
ten rounds over A. Shubert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Goldie Rdpp. the former NctU York third
sdckcr. t0ill report TO the Phtls in Gotham
sunday. II Goldio gets irto the game. John
McGrdto ,Ctll ,oitness greet player. Que.
hoWeUer, tOho JdtOn tCdS unable 10 SEQ for the
4, st Jeto months Of the pcnnGnt race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Silent Mike Doran, former Troy y. =
welterweisht; is training at Adam Ryan's 5
Johnny Shea at Carbonate. Pa. Monday
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Tommy Cleary has been seen on the road
along the W!ssahickon hills for several days
He is preparing tentative bout with Benny
Valger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Scotty Monteith now is wording together
with Eddie Mead In handl ng boxing stable
Among the mittmen under their combined
management are Joe Lynch. Andy CLANCY.
Martin Burke and Hughey Hutchinson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Tony Daniels may box Frankie Kick at
Trenton in about two weeks. Johnny Fone
and Steve Lavey are negotiating for this
bout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Willus Britt has undertaken the manage
ment OF two more boxers. They are Danny
Pavese and Frankie Nelson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Pete Moran has arranged an open-air pro-
gram for Point Breeze Park Velodrome Labor
Day afternoon. as follows: Jack Palmer vs.
Willie Ferguson. Young Coster vs.. Joe Dor
sey. Tommy Loughran VS. Jack Murphy.
Ping Bodie VS.. Tommy Hogan and Johnny
Clark vs.. Charley Walters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Herb Hutchie. local hyweisht. will appear
In a bout at Atlantic city next Thursday
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Joe Bradley. OF this city. Is matched to
show at Lancaster Monday night Bradley
weighs 10 pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Standing headlines In Baltimore papers:
Orioles Win Another; One More for Orioles.
etc. etc. The Baltimore aggregation ddn I
even have to play yesterday. The umpire
gave them the game. Such Is life In Mary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Herman Hindin has paired of Tommy
O'Tooie. OF West Phllly to meet Jimmy
Brown. Of Trenton. at the Cambria next
week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Joe ConrOS Is developing light heavy
weight. Young Bob FitZsimmons by name, o
Phoenixvlle, Pa. twenty years OF age. sil
feet tall and ITO pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
BASEBALL TODAY

SHIBE PARK, '2IST a. LEUIGU AyENI-F
DOUBLE-MEADER-lS GAME, 1880 Il, nj
ATHLETICS vs.. NEW YORK
Reserved seats Gtmbels' and spaldlnE's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Bobby Mccain. OF Gray's Ferry, Is vacs
tioning at Red Bank. N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Ty Cobb says that though he has a small
cataract on his eye, he Is In no danger OF
losing his sight. The reports. according "a
tho Peach. were circulated because his bat.
ting eye has been dim for some weeks. There
are lots of players who wish their eyes were
dim. provided. OF course. they were as dim
as TVS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

There arc letters in the Sports Depart
ment of the EVENING PURLIC LEDGER for Her.
man Taylor and Jack Toland matchma kers
and Joe Mendell boxer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
Bingles and Bungles

Yesterdays Big Noise-AlthouEh he was
knocked out Of the box In the second inning
Of the first game, George Smith, of our Phils
went right back and won the second game,
lie Is credited with winning both battles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Artte Butler. second baseman of the Kan.
Jumped the team several weeks ago. has. al
~ own request, been reinstated and Will re-
nOrt tomorrow. When Butler left Kansas
City he was the leagues leading batter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Colonel Rupper. otons a bre,ocry oper IN
you never md his baseball club N lie cellar
We knoD of men connected tcith high finance
LChose clubs arc parked as lotO as Il Is posSt-
Die to Get.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13
Scraps about Scrappers

Patrick l.. Deeney, a Kensington sports
man. believes his son has the ability to do
yelop into n lightweight star. Pat. Jr.. has
had only about half dozen matches. Stll
his father will start campaign next fall
to send the Deeney youngster against the
best of the 135-pounders. Pat has stopped
charley Dunn and Jimmy Bediey and showed
well against Harry Burke and Jack GlaZier.
Pat Deeney has been doing all Of his boxing
at the Cambria a. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

You never can tell In boseball. All ot
which means that no matter how low club
Is sunk in the cellar II can etill have enough
punch left to knock the eague-leaders right
out OF first place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

Tommy Loughran Is getting himself In tho
best OF shape. He meets his most dangerous
foes OF his short career at the Eleventh
Street Arena Monday night. when Frankie
Britton will be tho party OF the second part.
Other bouts are: Bushy CaBpar vs. Eddie
Dempsey, Young Jack Malone We Mickey
Dorr: lobby Ryan VS.. AL Rice and Joe Kelly
vs.. Joe Hayes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

By hitting safely in each game Of the dou-
bie.heGder With ST. Paul "Bunnu' Briet.
Kansas Citv 6rst basemam, brought his REQ
ord Of sgtettcs to tgentp-elOht consecutive
games. HIS hits consisted Of too doubles IN
the first game aud a double IN the second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-13

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
THE rural districts Of Merico this sle of home is the
cMst0m0ru abode

ir the world call it $50 in Mexico
and play "the grand seigneur." the
white man." the "al] conquering
Saxon" Other individuals, CHASTITY
afraid to cross the border, hang
around Mexican cigarette stands,
playing the "man of honor" the
knight, he without fear and with
out reproach.
This air of moral superiority is
not confined entirely to the Ameri-
can crook in Mexico, although he
has the worst case. Every Ameri-
can there has touch of it. 1t
seems as though the minute we cross
the border we begin to idealize the
land of our birth, that of our own
free will usually we are quitting.
The further away we get and the
longer we stay the "idealer" it be-
comes. All Americans in Mexico
act as though our United States
were entirely a place of peace.
plenty. prowess and pulchritude. A
land where all the citizens were