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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

once stood.
 During the mid-year examinations at Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa, a 'shaveless week. becomes effective among members of the reshmen class It is an old college tradition that bad luck will pursue freshman who eradicates his whiskers while mid. year examinations are being held
 Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
WOndrOus ribbons -S3.5O.

ribbons of velvet in patterns that rival the sunset the pretes poes garden
 Roses pansies other bossoms classic patterns
 What beautiful table they'll what spIen- did bags! $3.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Surprises of At Home Days'' we

enkb Frankly, xp a Who
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

Along with the course of Biblical history and geography given by the Boston University, is journey to Palestine, Egypt, Greece and Rome, where lectures on ancient history, archaeology and Bible history are de-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co:

of Msxican-American scholarships, which is being developed by the American Chamber Of Commerce of Mexico, 35. colleges and universities in the United States have offered aid to students from that country.
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Bridgeport, Conn.,.
 Friday, Feb. IS, 1921.
Bring the blessed baby to At Home Days' and let us give you picture in remembrance.

Floor dunna these
  KI and the of
  tha the "snap"B wayofg do freely
  tim ting wiho other mother sand other
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Good willow hampers $3.5O.

A hamper for wherever convenient good looking staunch. Willow, round square oval = $3.50 easily handled durable and not heavy,- 55c Electric with nickeled finish.
 Good shape and size, weigh pounds, guaranteed $5 Scrub brushes of great many different sorts 7c Remarkable teakeles of light durable tough aluminium Large size, good thiclness,- $2.5O
 Fourth floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Full-figure stockings

u Just sort for who appreciate the comfort of real stockngand like that elastic special d proportions too.
 Take these stockings it stretching the top You'll remarkable giving poweryet will turn to practically original dimensions and firanness
 There's a Every pair is knitted from special yarn and shaped that this quality is insured!
 cordovan whit S1 Full fashioned stockings women smooth ting durable heel-bach and cordovan- 75c Il Unusual black cotton stockings at 35c Medium weight smooth texture with wide garter top which has quite degree of elasticity 35c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
OvercOats now at lowest.

MEN = We've not had such prices for years ol overcoats
 Two reasons for that. We want to make clearance and smashed that prices had to follow them Fine kersey usters with fur collar and quilted lin ing ing+ sinss dns s;1e Sa tG 4s 42, S32.5O Box coats, Town ulsters and handsome belted coats good colors and mixtures Some notably 0On fine in mother fabric and tailoring Sizes 34 to A eDO Quiet handsome Chesterfield coats of medium winte Tsigh gsas s self fe collar good gray mixture; S25 Town ulsters and a few box coats, brown and gra, s;5ss nist?Eff gs fo algost 4gm entirely; S2O Smart coats for men of slender figure, frrn-fttin models a number with velvet collars; Qe H @ E sizes B to 37- eDAAeSV
 lain f1oor, rear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

SOVIET PARTY IN MEXICO.
 Mexico Citp.-A soviet party'' has been formed in Mexico with Gen. AL varado as leader. It was declared to- day that the governors of 12 states are affiliated with the movement.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Strap pumps arrive!

of graceful Spring shoes for women And how pretty indeed!
 Splendid shade brown rich black veveike black suede. Four examples of particular interest," kid with fancy strap of chestnut brown kid, covered French heels $11 Black with strap of handsome kid. French heels with fancy strap, heels
 S11 Brown suede strap French heels, SIP
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

seamen of all nationalities, colors and temperments.
 The soloist will be MT. Daniel W. RoweIl, the talented young tenor who is fast coming to the front in the vocal world.
 It might be well to add that the eleventh anniversary celebration of The Bridgeport Christian Union will begin the last week in March tnd several of the biggest speakers in the country have already been book ed
 Names and full details of the pro gram will be announced later.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Unusual handkerchiefs- $

Lovely little assembly of fine dainty handkerchies with narrow edge and beautiful of Venise point! Very attractive and of high quality $1 Unusual handkerchefs fine linen embroidery little and exquisite eyelet platforms H Mems handkerchefs inch hem soc Womens bright and gay handkerchiefs- styles! Some with deep border in rich shade with solid ter and smart borders in white.
 One delightful sort has this coored is embroidered floral pattern-h the blossom color as border.
 Great number of sorts 25c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Mems trousers -S4.

that made especially for the hard give them at factory about regular daily business
 Heavy durable closwoven fabrics most of them in pat that will we'll with the and vest left last suit Sizes 29 to 46 waist S
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rugs $1O.

Handsome sturdy rugs for motoring for trip. big they tucked in with ease-60 by so inches Thick firm and to give long service-weigh pounds.
 beauties that is glad to put them into rk- paid pleasing mixtures blue brown gray other good colors. $10
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Gray silk underwear.

Newest of charming beauty,-ths underwear of fine cinging Italian silk in lovely soft shade of gray
 bodice of matching hue-and that hue given beauty fine of the ken fabric. Left
 Bodices-S2.85 bloomers-S4.
 Beautiful drop stitch stockings-$2.75. Of impressive beauty and striking quality
 texture knitted that the dropstitch designs stand out clearly and with mach effect.
 white, full fashioned pure slk-$275
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
Mems StetsOns-

Stetson, finest hats built for this o the best-ked styles and such coors olive myrtle hickory black and French brown. Hats will be proud to get under! J of wonderful amount of service and full satisfaction Special price, with tax included SS.S5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18
BOys' Shaker sweaters.

Shaker-knit sweaters of woolen yarn Dandy weight, soft and nelywarm, with neck and closed front. Either dark blue gray, sizes 2S to B. $250
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

A bill was introduced in the New York legislature to compel savings an annual report to the superinten- dent of banks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

Controller Craig announced he would support the proposed ordin- ancie exempting new buildings in New York from taxation for two years to sztinIllata tha ha1ildinn movement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

Report just issued by the India office says Bolsheyik troops last Au- gust invaded the Parnir region of Central Asia and caused HindooS to
 revolt against British rule
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

Inder a nlan for the intarehapse
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-18

Hubert E.. Hartman, assistant sec retary and general attorney for the Ford Motor Co.,, announced his resig- nation, effective March 15. He said he will enter business for himself,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16
Resolutions of Respect.

Again have We been halted In
the performance and enjoyment oi
our fraternaI duties by the sud.
den presence of death.
Again has another desciple OF
Elkdom completed the writing OF
mis- record in the book of future
life, and answered the summons
which must come to US all. There.
fore be it
Resolved by Franklin Lodge No /.
1887, B. P. 0. E., that by the
death of our brother. j. S. Under.
wood. our lodge has lost a faith.
ful member.
Resolved, That our lodge room
oe draped in the emblem of sor.
row and that a page be left blank
10 our minute book, and that all
orotner Eiks be requested to wear
tne usual badge of mourning for
thirty days in respect to the mem.
ory OF our departed brother.
Resolved. That these resolutions
oe published and that a copy of
mem De cent to the family of the
L, H. LEGENDRE,
K. M. FRANK,
w. J. Ross,
Committee.
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NOTICE.
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

The competitive examination 10 So.
lect young man beneficiary to attend
the Louisiana State University and -
young lady beneficiary to attend the
Louisiana state Normal and a yOun "
Ihdy beneficiary to attend the South
western Louisiana Industrial Insti-
lute' at the expense OF the Parish OF
81 Mary, will be held on Mon
day, August lst, 1921. beginning
at 900 a. NJ, at the Office of the
superintendent Of Public Education,
10 the Court House at Franklin,
LOUISIANA. The following are the
entrance requirements:
|. Candidates must furnish the
committee with signed statements that
thelr parents are not financially able
TO bear their expense of educating
them
Z. That no person shall become a
oenehclary unless he or she can and
does pass an examination to be ar
ranged by said committee emitting
those applying for the scholarship at
the State University to enter the
freshman class, and those appl, inp
for the scho! !arship at the State Nor.
miI and The South Western Industrial
Institute to enter the same class as
the high school graduates.
s, The competitive examination
will include the following subj cts:
a. Spelling.
b. Grammar and Composition.
C. Literature.
d. Algebra.
e. Plane Geometry,
+. |. S. History and Civics.
The scholarships at said institutions
shall be awarded to the individuals
making the highest per cent at this
examination.
The persons selected will he ad.
vanced annually $3.50 90 each by the
Police Jury and will be continued in
the above named schools until gradu-
ated or during good behavior.
The Police Jury will reserve the |
right to discontinue bearing the ex
penses of any benetic ary for cause at
any time.
L. A. LAW,
SuDt. Public Education. Chairman.
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A business man said to us the
otner day: "It would not hurt
you to occasionally mention our
business 10 the paper. 1t would
neip to NIL up. you know." Yes,
we might do it. We haven't the
,east IDEA on earth that it would
outt US, and 1t would, as he sup.
gests. help to fill up. We Nigh,
uo aii this, but at the same time.
tnank God. We do not have to do
" unless We feel like it. would
oos hurt him. neither, to come
around and say: Give me a
column or q half column of space
LOT an advertisement, and here is
sne money for it," By doing this
ne wouid become a deserter to
mat gfard army ofdeadheads who
: Expect the newspapers to contin.
ual,y note the improvements thew
maSe' oy giving them free puffs.
cao. cau LOT which they never pay a
o, oen.. 1t is high time for all
= S.asses to learn that a newspaper
70 q business enterprise, the same
as . dry goods store ora grocery
run Tor a living for its owner.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

I luly 81 10 The last day for filing
l'tuIus Of the capital stock tax
% ivold penslty. the returns
rua be 10 the hands OF collectors
d internal revenue on or before
lidnisht Of that date,
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Free Band Concert.

The Franklin Concert Band viii
give their first free concert OIL
Main street tonight. These free
concerts will continue to be given
every Saturday night from now
on, between the hours of 8 and
o'clock. This band is composed
of local talent, under the leader.
ership of that skillful mu siciau
Professor John Lombardo. The
following is list of the baud:
Professor-John Lombardo.
Solo Cornets-Numa Leblanc,
Y. G. Baglio.
First Cornets Joseph Polito, @.
S. Heidelberg, Philip Cusimano.
Melophones-L. NJ. Folse, II. j.
Ribble. Joseph Pontiff.
Saxopnones-H. C. Baldwin,
soprano: Hugh Bot dreaux, tenor /;
Louis DaigIe, alto; K. NJ. Frank,
baritone.
Clarinets-Dr. Jno. w. Abel.
Stanley Boudreaux. Rudy Keenze.
Trombones-Dr. Conrad O'Niell.
Henry Pontitf, DR.. w. J. Ross.
Baritone-W. E. Chase.
Tuba-Lenis Giroir.
Drums-Steve Coycault, Eddie
Coycauls.
Manager-Eugene O'Connor.
The program for tonight has
been carefully selected and it will
De composed of the most pleasing
music:
March-"Bugle CALI" by Mac.
kie Boyer.
WaItz-"By the River" by B.
5. Conrad.
March-"Yacht CLUB" by Ho.
eneger.
Strenade-"In the Twilight"
Waltz-"Beautiful Franklin"
by J. Lombardo.
March-"Troupe A." by LIE.
Blanc.
Polka-"Bijou
March-"Polar Star"
Fox Trot-'Margie."
Medley-Old Songs.
Star Spangled Banner"
Let US turn out and give them
cordial greeting, not only for
heir encouragement. but for the
greater pleasure it will afford us.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

Cee Raucae Island has devel.
'Fd iuto Z 6'stclass summer
n'at. Scarcely Z week passes
Mill ne houses are not filled
Nh people enjoying the fine
l'.. ns','' and good fishing that this
iiaH Affords.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

Ii. Sterling refaery commenc.
u making second sugars Tues.
by, This gives employment to a
hrss number Of people. and is of
pal help to them during the dull
EiOon,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

NJ Norman Landry is visiting
Ii, parents. Mt. and Mrs. L. ]
Landry. Young Landry ia at.
llh.d to the cir service of the
y,yy, and is stationed at Pensa.
tei, Florida.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

Anthrax is taking it's toll in
deaths of valuable stock, more
particularly good mules. Vacci.
nation is all that can be done as q
preventive. except to burn the
carcass to destroy the germs.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

w notice tha. some Of our
y. "p'iy owners are having the
!, M /. eas 90 the sidewalks 10 front
a.,, @sli places. This is what
....a ssaa . 0e done by everyone, be.
a.s a.s.. y not only adds to the
s.'..!.,,' Ivy q ones property, bu,
!. .a,'lIy '. y adds to the attractive.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

NJ Maurice Silverman left yes.
rl,y for Columbia, s. c., to at
raa he Citizens Military Train
4, Camp at Camp Jackson for
aify days.
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v,,o, and Mrs. Chas. Lauve
,,,s,.,d %, home Monday from a
'',.l '..s'. ,i,it to Houston and Gal
psIou, Texas.
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o., ], F. Foster left Monday
i, Shreveport, La. where ne
:, '.,t to ,ficiate at the wedding OF
\, pi.ce which took place on
V.dusiday.
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a.. ;.s man and his compatrlot.
-. n.ss, ~ Of carbonsted drinks,
" ,n, ',srIur broad smiles just
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

District Court will adjourn on
Monday next for q two months
vacation.
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u., rooeue O'Connor LETT laat
w. y. DTs ~, Alabama to visit her
,.us'N ,..I' Nrs. John Afford
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n. School Board has ORDERED
=. .l' sbjts public schools in the
" s'a,s tT 10 b. opened on Monday
sp,, 5!h.
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The remains OF Mr.. Otis S.
Hays, who died in New Orleans
on Sunday, were inferred in the
cemetery here on Tuesday even.
ing. Services were held at the
Catholic Church.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

49,, Bessie Frere and May
a''e' ~ v' visiting friends and
sa4,: l.a,s. 10 New Orleans.
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- ,..'. =. y tn. name Of
S - 'lss.sd =, Of this wong o'gat . !
.'.,,.s ~ A.'u.ndth"oTr aaS aaS
\, ,s.. ,s.. !. termed ss daondsy . Icy,
- .',sssd - Z chsrssna.oaa ! Joy oy
5 ,sss.s.e ~ Shout ii o'cIoch' In
I iiss'.s is ss.' y. bridge sii,sd'aE u e. to 2
! :. .''.'oet. ss. opened se I;6d Ind
sss.;sss ;sss;s:.es s,es Of S.,.I sae
r..,.Is..e' q: :..s, home. Tn. The
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SSsas.ss %, %, They .u.usd ID
Mn ~ y. Aans..sso ..sso9ppiins, 9,ppi q.
As,is,.s :, .ae I. open ',.,gat sast
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

:. q,,D Council will hold s l.s
DE l'au monthIy session next
n gss,dassdsy night
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

[-..,,e, the past week wa
n %, =. .',iSsdI Kind to make the crops
jaa 'A'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

,.s,,.sB. y .s.ey Parade, given ,..,
,..gy.. ~ (, is' the benz Ito 4. Of 's., .hs
~ sa't 9 Church Z here, '. was 81 ,i,e tne
Y ! = y: bright and b, b.sot sat
u Il !. Y. marched 'Ira' ~ ITsIe %sie
M building, a where s'' on Aau'. ,hs
-: is': Is: Isis n,is. served r., ,.s to
:. ~ iss iI'.i. 'Ii': c.,,..,i!e's vehicle, was
! X. ,.s's,.'.a i, 'as ~, mos; .x.:S 4:
u, y, i, 1ss.'. a. .5.. k5:ppsl. and
H. ~ " !: s,.'s:s ss:s ;,''ss'!;; to ssi,s
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-16

.as.,,s..' \: s'ts . nee! need your help for
i,.a.... ,s.'ss o put 10 their home, 90
,ss,.a''s..s., ,saas''... Of i. ladies are giving
i ,ss..,i nd Five Hundred party
III. ..auasosI M,,' July 81. Cool
NJ '',' a.os. O. served during the
n, !. Admission aai Soc. Come
~. .as ! and help to make It .
II, -. r,aDciue ,a begins at sis
kSa ~ = ..sa iiou IS up is cordially
attend. Admission s1o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

post there are unable 10 pay teachers
salaries.
The league newspaper monopoly
has been broker M, many Of the
publications having been suspended,
on the two ieague-owned dailiee, the
one ~ Grand Forks IL In the hands Of
n Receiver.
Many of the league hanks nave clos
ed their drsrs
The United Consumers store IN In
the hands If a receiver.
The league leaders are fighting
among themselves. A. q. Towniey has
fpasAed up North Dakota since the
general election, while william Lcmke
has supplanted him Ms state leader.
The conlftionists gained their
strength for the preaent fight mainly
from last winters legislative inveati-
cation and Us revelation concerning
the administration OF the Bank OF
North Dakotn and other state bust
ness. The decision 90 demand the re-
cnli OF the big three was made at n
convention held In DEVILS lake last
May. and Slice then petitions for the
election have been in circulation. be-
ing completed last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

A considerable a~mpliffcation Of tho
history department and - work II
taking place under Prof. Persng cr
It's new. head. Especially notatlc II
the large group Of up-to-date refer
snco Works being added TO the library.
Mr.. Perainger has also been asked 10
serve ms faculty representative on the
staff Of the rrisonian News.
Mr.. q. /. Harvison OF Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

ments and IL also apncerinE In MID
sulnmer Nights Dream aud In THE
Tanning 90 the Hhrew" nj M Hoiy-'
wood Community theater. She IL re-
mcmbcrcd here for her striking per-
aonality, her unusual talent as q
dancer and A. the best forward any
normal basketball team has over had
on the floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

Miss Nina Garrett. n graduate Of
the normal In asst years high school
class. IN making quite a name for her
self as an esthetic dancer In Los
Angeles and Hollywood. She In at
tending the Ted Shawn school OF
dancing and has already been placed
In the advanced class though only In
attendance somo three months. she
has ALSO had the signal honor OF i've
curtain calls In her solo "PlaStiquc."
danced In one Of Mr.. Shawns recent
r%ecitals. only one other girl In school
received a curtain call. Miss Garrett
II dancing occasional private engage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

President Wagner has , returned
from Santa Re where he spent las
week because OF the Illness Of Mrs
Wagner. Friends Will he giad 10 lear
that Mrs. Wagner N doing well
though for n time har condition wa
quite serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

was a visitor herr this week. 81 the
interests o. the eeryIec men here IN
training under the Federal board for
vocational education.
The college seniors have met. and
chosen the following ciara Officers;
Frcaident. Isabel ~stfnrson. vice prcHt-
dent, Earl J. Beck; secretary. Mernice
Howe: treasurer Louis DcBolt, SER
gcant at arms, Lloyd Cook. Tn News
reporter. I3cne Gage: aponhUrH. Mr..
G. 10. shank and Miss Ruth zieEier.
High school senior officers elected
are. President. Ruasdl Nelson; vice
president. John Sanford; recretary,
Viola Bracket. treasurer, Gladys Nc.
Cam: sergeant az armn. Cecil walk
| Tri News reporter, Glen Sanford
Other classes are auii IN the process
Of Organization.
Otto Riley. a student hore uader The
Federal Vocational board. has recent.
ly sold q song lyric TO a reputable
song publisher In Chicago. and cx'
poets to receive flint copies worry soon
a mechanical drawing class wn,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

Ameiican women have the most
peAmsful eyes IN the world. ra2s :
Tendon pho'osFapheF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

the wIndo<s 81 the ienloua soaft
nast cathedfaI n tohden nave not
b|en vs2ised b 20 y<sts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

orrnhlsed darins the week, Mies
.Bfoudcnhure II TO have - IN charge.
". -
The student body will elect the
staff for the Trigonian News. fhn
Regular school paper. next Tuesday,
a committee has already made nqmi.
nations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

The action Of the Rotary club In
getting suits for the normal boys at
once has popped ny the football squad
considerably u n good rno IN on
the field every evening. Though he
experienced men are limited TO haca.
Hughes, Hursh and Hopping. pros
poets are good FOR developing players
from the %grecnies. Pankratz. Cutler
req. NJ son, HilEers. Stapp n Naylor
who played good basketball last year
are turning out. Out Of town schedules
are not yet arranged. but at least one
wholly local game win be played early
In the season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25
LAS vrGAs NOnMAL UNIVERSITY

NHNN" AH"TfNN HNFahfaaNhf WIN MI o
Enrolment at the normal has now
reached the 500 mark and IN still in
creasing a little every week. Three
hundred and seventy OF these students
are Of hlKh school or college rank,
with the remainder In the training
school Athletic and physical training
Eroups are notably large. Mrs. Miller
has some 81 girls In her physical rain
Ing work. which for the present at any
rate X a Systematic use Of setting up
exefcisca marches. simIte athletic
dances. etc. OF his number. however,
n large group expect To turn out for
basketball. the ssason for which viii
open for the girls bout the middle OF
next month. though match M VIII
Ice played principally later. Bessie
culherson and Nina Garrett. star for
wards on last year's team, were gradu-
ated In the spring and their phnres
will be vacant Such an abundance OF
material IN at hand. however. that the
coach has little fear but that I cham
pionship team wAl be put on the high
school floor again this year. There Is
also some possibility that n college
team may be organizcd, Achorman,
Taylor. Carrie. Ellis and Chambers
are all back aud expecting Ia play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25

When better automobiles sre
built Buick will build them