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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
Reversing Speech.

curious phunugIuphic instrument
WAS in>rnlrd ly l'oulSrl, capable OF re-
rrrSing the sounds uf II wore, or II sen
ttnr". y steel pAno wire, carried Oh
two Sl"plS. passes between the poles
of Il small rl,cirnlnnynri So ,'nnn"cied
with Il Telephone lrsnSmiiirr that SpO-
ken words are ;liaSnrlitally recorded
Oh the moving wire and reproduced in
Il receiving Instrument. When the mo-
linn of hr wire is direct, the words are
heard as III ordinary conversation. hut
If the inutinn is reversed. iir sounds
come tn the ear in reverse order. like
words spelled backward. TO represent
the nr,irr in which the reversed sounds
strike the ear. hnwcvrr. nor only must
the order of The letters composing Il
word hc reversed but each letter must
ITSELF be reversed from rigl, 10 left ~
WHEN reelected in Il mirror. e 'hriStiun
Science Monitor.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
HAS SEEN LlFE's BITTERNESS
Gra,nddau9htcr of the Mighty Napo.
'een Worthy Of Remembrance
hy the French People,

fariS observed The centenary of M.
poi"on l'ulaiElrtr'S druth with rlui,o-
rate ccrcuuntS Il few wcvks AGO
:A'i'id ai! the i'"inr in honor OF the one.
time arhitrr OF EGru,,r another G.s,r,.
S'""a "ut III c"ntrnSt- that OF a woman
oi hfiE. dressed in black. with n nur,
open race, liuru hy sorrow and I'M, in.
rtSSah, effort to ckr out n liy,lihu,I
teacher in an ordinary elementary
Scho"l near the Boulevard ST. Michel.
i''iN poor teacher. now living in a tiny
"i'rt'iiehl with her eat and II frw mon
S't i"SS"SSinhS. is the granddaughter
"l Napol"on |. Her father was the illr-
Sltl'Mite son Of Napoleon and I.lr,nor,
dr la Plaignr. Il maid uf hnnnr -, ,.,r,.
me Anrai. Napoleon gave the hoy the
M.' vi Count Ieo0 Born in lSUG,
count Leon died In 1881. after an t1-
'i''iiS ana ferrriSh life into which he
crowded excessive gambling, many
uu"iS aEd love affairs and some mvS.
uchl n"tilutinnS. The counts unly
daughter. Charlotte Leon, was born
"hth her father was sixty years old.
Sht l';San lite as Il teacher i'm Al.rrin
!" support her widowed mother. To
"iioii' IN" count had left but small
means OF subsistence. After hard yrnrs
"i struggle on Il pitiancr shp finally
went To Paris. where she morrir,, ),
W. Mr>uarl, taking the name of Aim,
ai'>'H'",h'"ii. Her husband is now
'''d ana she lives alone, barely re-
h'"N"u iro'n want. nrti,ntiny ON The
SraiiS' ""S'iny OF her grHndfathrr. th,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
Rem arkable Calculation.

tlinr'S l.. l'ndGSon. professor OF
higher mathematics nl Christ t'h,irrh
oxford, known To most l"'nplr u>
Lewis Carroll" and ,hr author uf
".N!icr in Wonderland" i lr.pun~ ~iblc
for the following peculiar ri',l!aiiun
Write down the nnui"'r nt your
brothers That are living. AluitiplA this
hy Two. .\dd three. Multiply the re-
suit by i've. To This add ih" muiI,hrr
"f Your living sisters. Multiply the
result hy ten.
Add Ia this result the nulub"r OF
your dead brothers and sisters From
The total >ubStrnct l.N.
The right hand figure Gives the
number OF drutliS. the mihdjr figure
gives the number ~ living sisters and
The ieft.han,i figure gives ihr number
Of living brnthrrS.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
ALCOHOL FROM THE JUNGL.E7
May Yet Be Economically Manufac-
tured From Moist Vegetation of
Tropical Forests.

we clutch at anything as II SubSti-
tul" Tor gasoline. Professor Whtfurd
"l III" Yale school Of forestry SAYS
tli:t l'rolinl could be pcuiu,iui,;,ily
manufactured from tn. muiS, yr:,lu-
li"n OF tropical forests and ,iunglr>.
he evidence iS cWlciuSiVt" said Pro
lessor Nnitturu, "tlnt the trupic:tl
sun has the power to store M more
energy in ,!lr trm Of crllulu>r in II
given ti'n" lhan has the temperate sun
II ihiS is III 4 ulili%ahlr iurln il re-
hHIlIlN Tor TIL" Ingenuity ur man to
overcome the ,ltiicuii,S Of nruiitahiy
applying il. With the increasing needs
nI The n;,tiun ii l. reasonable TO OK
lrrl tina, sooner or later ii Will be
iIrrt>>ni'y in uiilize Iulr fully the
plant resources of the tropics"
Professor Whitford said that the an
nunl production of alcohol from the
| nilm plant In the philippines WAS now
| nearly 3tNn,'NN gallons and that one
| diStillrry there lad produced % pel
| cent alcohol AT n cost Of about q
cents Il gallon. and If operated To full
| culGlcii! could make II III Il cast OF
| II cents Il Enllnn.- Scientific Ameri-
can
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
lhE FOLLOWING LETTER HAS BEEN ADDRESSED TO AIL
THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF PICKENS COUNTY

T"n . House pr,r ,7n
r#m school
ca el "
st~u
county?
t he Il Delegation,
d Monthly
tn, leiuu
n tNts?
a Shall the rthur rtu
IS It tt
" 0 b Let
G llstcyc
Ysvc or truly,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15
German Blind So.diers Increase

There are 3,:,22 blind soldiers in
Germany from the World war and one
hundred have died. The diScournging
feature OF il all ss that there were
only l.o54 war blind when The arms
tice was signed In addition to the
totally blind, there are al present A.
i29 y;l., have bad eyes as Tue re-
suit OF war scrvice.-Ncw YORK 1--we
ming Post.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-15

h"uSe dresses arc us important GER
'h'l''! us any others, and they have
ch"eftul charms OF their Own-mOrp
laS'ihg ones than their coStlier rivals.
me! are usually bought rcudy-made,
come in pleasing colors. are cut on.
Erac'fnl lines and are Inexpensive.
Nor" than all, they return from ,hrir
'u''IhSS fresh and crisp. Here is one
HiId" OF singham and trimmed with
c!hinhray ana braid. 1t is one OF
nany pretty and practical models.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
Ell Sr. La CierVd reSpOnde ViCtOri0Sd
mente en- ell COngreSO. los dtdque5
de los ddVerSdriOS del GObiernO
EN- IRLANDA ESTA PELEANDO AHO
RA Ell NORTE CONTRA Ell SUR.
UNOS POR LA INDEPENDENCE
Y OTROS POR SEGUIR FlE-
LES A INCLATERRA
ode NuEsTRo sERv1c1o cABLEaRAF1co ESPECIALLY

MADRID, noviembre 24.-Ha lie
gado el General Berenguer que Sc di-
rigio desde la estacion al palacio de
Oriente, donde le esperaba para con-
ferenciar con el, el Rey Don Alfonso.
La entrevista ha sido muy cordial y
ha durado tres hoIas. Al salir de pa
lacio el caudillo de Espana en- Africa,
fue interrogado por los periodistas a
los que dijo: He dado cuenta a Su
Majestad del estado de cosas en- nues-
ira zona de Influenza, V el Rey ha
sido tan benevolo que me ha felicita-
do. Y como vine informar al Mo
narca, sin tomar ei mas breve des-
canso, ahora voy quitarme el polvo
del camino.
MADRID, noviembre 24.-El senor
La Cierva, Ministro de Ia Guerra, ha
hecho declaraciones en- el Congreso
que han causado eXceiente impression
en- la opinion, al tlatar de los asun-
tos de Marluecos. Fl senor La Cier-
va respondi6 yictoriosamente las
censuras hechas por los adversarios
politicos del Gobierno, Y ha dejado
en- el ambiente del Congreso la afr
macion de que el Gobierno trabaja
con verdadero cello para que la CAM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
EN- FL. LEON XIII" VA PARA
ESPANA LA FAMILIA DELGA-
DO CARO- SALAS

La bella Y notable primera actri2
Julita Delgado Caro-. Ia eminente ac-
triz de caracter Alejandrina Caro-,
sus, hijos Salvador = Fernando Y s1l
esposo ell ST. Salas, van bordo del
Leon NIL" para Espaiia.
Como recordaran nuestros lectores,
Ia gentilfsima primera actriZ fu6 a
reemplazar a Anita Martos en- la Com
paifsi yillaespesa, la Sra. Caro-, con
sus hijos y su esposO a formar parte
del elenco, la Sra. Caro- en- Su alto ran
go artfstico Y cada cual en- el suyO.
Pero los distinguidos artistas han te-
nido que decidirse marchar Espa-
ma, despu6s de yer incumplidas las
Ofertas que Sc les hicieron.
Ahora Sc propOne la Srta. Delgado
Caro-, trafalgar en- Madrid, una tempo
rada, Y despu6s, con repertoire nue.
vo, acaso Sc decida volver por Ame-
RIGA, dentro de dos aiios. Desde luego
que unO de los pafses que .yisitardn
con preferencia serd Puerto Rico. del
que van muy agradecidos los amables
artistas Y del que tienen un grato re-
cuerdo.
Asf nos ruegan insistentemente, que
10 hagamos constar.>
s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24

WASHINGTON, noviembre "a
El Gobernador Reilly acompaiado de
su sequito ha llegado esta ciudad.
Los periodistas que fueron interro-
garle obtuvieron por respuesta que
primero desea informar al Presidente
los elementos de gobierno a quie-
nes han de interesar sus informes.
Ell senior Reilly MEGA los cargos que
han sido formulados aquf contra el,
pero no entra en- ning1n pormenor So
bre los mismos. Ell senior Reilly ha
elcgiado la actividad q. vienen demos
trando los agentes de la prohibition
cogiendo alambiques y contrabandos
en- ia Isla. Asegura Mr.. Reilly que
dentro de seis semanas estara de re-
greso en- Puerto Rico.
PARIS, noviembre 24.-La prensa
de esta capital apoya incondicienal-
mente las manifestations hechas en-
Washington por ell primer ministro
M. Aristides BRAND, con respecto a
la necesidad en- que esta la republica
de mantener integro su actual Ejer-
cito para verse libre de posibles,
de casi seguros ataques eXteriores, 81
la potencia militar de Francia deere
ciera. En- tanto que Francia no ten
ga IL garantia de, que Alemania esta
practicamente de.armada, no consen-
,tira en- ell desarmarse. Lo que olga
Lloyd George, no es suficiente garan-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
Las retiCenCidS de lie Mdtin'' contra
Lloyd George y la unanimiddd de la
prenSd frdnCGSd
Ell DIA DE CRACIAS REVESTlRA ES-
TIE ANO EN- WASHINGTON, UNA
ANIMACION QUE NO TUVO
NUNCA


, tia para nosotros-afirma LIE Matin.
WASHINGTON, noviembre "a
En- esta ciudad Sc hacen prepartivos
para solemnizar ell Dia de Gracias,
con una animacion nunca vista aqui.
Como ell n1mero de forasteros, desde
que dieron comienZo las conferencias
es extraordinario Sc observa un mo-
vimiento desusado que da a la capital
federal un aspecto de gran ciudad.
Ell Presidente Harding sentara hoy
a su mesa los delegados a la con-
ferencia. De los mas apartados rinco-
mes del pals han llegado a la Casa
Blanca enormes pavos, que lie son en-
viados al Presidente por sus amigos
polfticos.
MADRID, noviembre 24.-La inn
preston general en- los cenaculos po-
liticos, dice A 3 c, es que el amago
de crisis ha sido vencido por la ente-
reza de los senores Maura' y La Cier-
va, y mas que por ESQ por ell credito
politico y publico de que estan inves-
tidos ambos gobernantes. La timida
tentativa de oposciion que hicieron
los liberales, apoyados en- las izquier-
das no ha servido sino para demos
trar que la opinion esta con el Co.
bierno que Espana quiere salir de
ese pernicioso sistema de las interi-
nidades. que ha dado hasta ahora tan
lamentable resultado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
Sc ABRE Ell SABADO

En- el amplio local que ocup0 Ia ca
sa de Merino, antes de su traslado, sc
abre el sdbado pr0ximO, un nuevo es-
tablecimiento con el nombre la Vas
COMA, de la firma Beascochea Hnos
y Co., s. en- c., de general experienced
Ell ell cOmercio, pues antes traba jaron
en- In Isla, obteniendo buen eXito rs
gente que conoce su negocio Y al piibli-
co Y seguramente que responderan a
las eyigencias de este Que obtengan
los mejores negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
UsN DONATIvO PARA LA CRUZ
ROJA ESPANOLA

FL distinguido caballero don Ro-
nualdo Olabarrieta, de Guanica, ha
enviado nuestro compailero Perez
Losada, cinco d6lares para Ia Cruz Ro-
ia Espaiiola
Nuestro. companero agradece mucho
la h0nrosa comisi0n que lie otorga el
buen amigo Olabarrieta, y lie envfa en-
nombre del COmit6 de que forma par
te, las gracias mas expresivas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24

pana sea conducida con prontitUd,
acierto y sobre todo, con el menor ga
to de hombres possible.
LONDRES, noviembre 24.-En l.
landa Sc ha agravado el problem.
pues no solo existe el amago dc -
lucha entire los sim feiners y Il G.
bierno imperial de Londres, sino q
entire los fenianos Y los del Ulster .-
ha encendido la guerra civil Y "a SIS
han producido violentos cheques O.
han tenido sangrientos resultados. De-
landa es un inferno, ha dicho L'ovG
George, pero la ecuanimidad del 90
bierno acaso logre atenuar Ia vi,-a-
lencia de este confiicto que viene ha-
Ger mas dificil la solucion, va de suvc
Imuy dificil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24

oeupado en- importantes gestiones.
a recibir Il los senoles de Jimenez
fueron aver al muelle numeros0s ami
gos que dferon In mas cordial bienve-
nida Il los prestigi0sos viajeros.
FL. IA1pARCIAL Sc asocia a este
mcrccido homemade de nuestra buena
sociedad. V reitera a los selOres de
Jimenez el saludo mas afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
DON EMILIO S. JIMENEz

Acompala 10 de SUI distinguida es-
posa, Maria del Vale Atiles, ha re-
gresado de los Estados Unidos, aver,
nuestro querido amigo don Emilio S.
Jimenez Director de La American
Railroad Co., que ha permanccido en-
los Estados UniGps salgunas ,samanas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
CABRERA EXTRAORDINARILY

Ell proXimo domingo Sc celebrara
en- ell Hipodromo una carrera extraor-
'dinaria para caballos de pura sangre,
que nunca hayan corrido en- Puerto
Rico, con uh premio de $50O.00, de los
que correspondent. $350.O0 al prime
ro, $4,000 al segundo y $4,000 al
tercero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24
Aviso a los ExportadO.
res de Cafe

Nos completeness Ell anunciar a los
exportadores de cafe, que el bien equi-
pado vapor CAYO MAMBI, de la Via
jera Antillana, Compaiiia de Vapores
que Sc propone establecer un servicio
mensual de carga entire Cuba, Puerto
Rico y Santo Domingo, sali6 de Ca
narias Ell dia diecisiete del corriente
con destino este puerto, donde Sc
espera arribe fines del cursante mes.
Sc acepta carga para CUBA a IT,
pos de fete convencionales.
Solicite informes de:
Freiria HermanOs,
AGENTES.
Tel&fono 1872, Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-24

VISITANDO A .S..N JUAN
Sc encuentra en- est, ciudad 81 DR..
jose f. Villafahe d. Yabucoh. que
vino San Juan Il yiSitar sus pa
rientes los distingdidos esposos Mar
tfnez Alvarez Villafane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
SHREVEPORT ENTRIES

FiIst claiming purse .Eoo;
maiden ;hrrc-ycrr- aids and IN: i've ami
q ha!i furlnnrs-St. Kelvin. liG; Financial
Rooster. llI; 'R"ya! Blood lUS: Oriental
Dress. zoe. 'lLitlc Niece. IOG; .CIr,n
sweep. 100 lizard Times. IOa. sum? WAYS
-: chic iiarthcll. as; Baply GiI-u -
second rag" ella Inning: purse, $500: for
iiH16l "nsSm Ning.n: ~ i2g; san Marcus.
Jay Is; Chick hartley. ii6. p.mty. lis:
LOIS Campbell. III. Bees Wax, m; Mira
kiuiEr 40. Also eligible a.lrri. WcFt
l!9t selma O.. III.
Ihhd race--cla:m!ng: purse 5000: for
ihr"r- year Odds ana W: On. mile ana
seventy yards ':randc". IL: The Porfi,.
:vYssT: u; ,,Shii!ing 10: iiar one. ii0;
Fourth racc-ihc peso,o hanIica,
purse, 5000 fpr thrcc-y gear Odds and ~,
iiNr ana a hh!i furonrs -.TaDlohu dillon d.
h"hr. :i., hEarrS Summon. lir. RAPID
DAY. ~, Lads Love. ia. 9TH. How lI.,
pl3h"mhn 100: Lieut.. Perkins. -. allru!ii g..
hci!tr entry. .htin-s entry
F!iln ,racfiL,caimns purse $500. To-.
:.nr.onES -i.ctrogr.h. ils. TropagMnda. III.
pr. caihp"g,! iia; Virgo. III. Princess
-. los. Foreclosure. 700: SpoI;inr
Chance lo2 old FaAthuI. lc3. GLADYS X
MHFE f"nso. -. Also cl!g!5lc-CJt.nIn'
III: Versailles. iO3.
, S'Nih race" claiming. purse $500. FOR
,ay.,, yrn'-" d. .a;nh Gp; one n,!lr ana
ivsH.h'! %ardsm, k.rS,i.s Cub, lI2: sold
Ill i ~ S"nGnt'"' iCI kchincor. IO7
M;inih"rn. 100. W!liGau. %: 'Thunder
'Arurcutioc allowance claimed Nc.
''u"uS Weather clear. irncN good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

looks To be Morris. whose work as
captain and catcher OF the freshman
team last year Was outstanding. Nor
riS PLACED end on tn" football tear,
last ran. Another football player.
Man Mct;cc. has also had cXpcricnce
III catching.
PLENTY OF candidates for the lnncld
are on hand. ana the real strength
OF til. team probably will he there
three capable f!rst -hascmcn are on
the SIuad---L.pwc. Tho regular last
Year ana the hardest hitter on tn.
team; shirley. from last years fresh
men. and Spruiil, from the 1917 fresh
man team.
Mclean. with two years OF expcri-
cncc, should have frs, call at second
base. NJ Shortst"p, Robbins sub
Stitutc from last year and Mcdonald
FRAN the freshmen. stand out ahead
and Fred Morris. also from the !rnsh-
w"n, looks 20 he ~" logical success
Sor 10 Fcimstcr at third.
u - probgh'c that tho wealth Of
Mf"l material Will cause Fctzcr
I" "hft som" Of these men to tho
ou'ii"ld where the material l. not so
promising. Swc"tnipn. 81 regular last
wear. l. back. ana Swink Smith and
Carmichael ~! oc whom nlarcd como
rram's with the freshmen arc count
"I on.
Carmichael and McDonaid. both on
III" basketball team which has an
ether week ~ play. arc not out vet.
hut VIII report ~ soon ms the final
~anc with TRINITY is played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
SPORTS
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE
VIEWS BOXING MATCHES
Crowd Arrives In Pnirs, as Animals
Entered Ark, and Wildly Ap.
plauds Entertainers,
by United Naval

a.
NEW YORK. March l.-"rhero wi,,
he nothing concealed from Won. ladins
ana gentlemen" said Joe IIumphries
the gentlcmanly announcer. To III.
auuichce of hard boiled shirts anS
iccoilctc front-and-backs tonirht :.
Who ,o me amateur lighters
u ,' inNn sporting crowd nj the plush
i"eu iiotei Commodore ring.
n, nnu mere was nothing concealed
mad stated. There were six KNOCK
downs in the first. three amateur
o ,h,is, creating six separate and en-
.hnsiastic pandemoniums among the
piatin UNI finished guests OF the Inter
national Sporting Club.
As IN thc ark, the guests arrived
t,M, by Two. male and female, thus
tion OF the claw hammers and tho
low nccks.
The fighters were attircd In their
win trimming. Many OF the guests
uppeared 10 be aitircd almost as
simply tbut that Is "A mere fashion
ho1e. ana has no place in the story.
aitiohs or his wcil-known name by
forcing the little navy boy with whom
NJ Was matched 10 fold up like II
drinking-cup in the second round
III the second bout. Private Jack
Gouldins na;tcncd Jimmy Eoyhen
OF the navy. once. twice and out the
timely end.
In the third affair. vinccnt Lodcz.
or IN. army, sen; John Pctrones
i,yc-byc. sinking tho navy man by
the bows twice In as many rounds
Dan Toomey and Jimmy Brown. of
army and navy circles, rcspcctiYcly,
natted three rounds 10 a decision TOR
Tonmcy, but by thI" time the ladies'
firing OF knockdowns. were quite
ready FOR rrr ,1itrancinr disJSay of
spTins gowns in an adjoining room.
The fashion display. AZ con
com tant 10 boxing matches, Is be-
coming more and more de rlgeur,
not 10 say CONNIE i! .nut. in New
YORK. " was held during in,ormis-
sion, and. az many of the ladies cx-
pressed II. WAS IA Knockout
Then. having given tho styles the
lorEnc'. the ladies returned. az the
saving goes. to their mlittons to
watch Wu:ie Spnngler. heavyweight
champIonn go three fast rounds
Mnncc was no match for Spcuglcr,
"ho was given the decision by una,i,
Imons consent OF everybody cNceut
Muhc"'F seconds. AS n general rule.
the ladies' preferred tho fast iit;ln
palnStakinC, hcarics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
FORTY SPIDERS RESPOND
TO COACH D0BsON's CALL
Candidates for University Of Ricl
mond Baseball Nine Hold Work.
out mt Wcsthnmnton.

forty Spiders responded to Coach
pooson's call for ball tossc-s ycstcr-
day. and Stadium Field once more
became the center OF athletic activi-
TICS AT the Ifn!"r-Sstv Of rtr'---, ,,. ,
In the squad. that was only fair In
SIZE. were iiv.; tUus!,y iu.a
Ter men of the Red and Blue baseball
roster are waiting until mex: wc.l.
to report.
Those on hand yesterday were Cap
sain Jones. short stop B.uu;;lnEshlp.
ca;chcr: S'ingga and ;;ncal. pitchers.
and burlington. outiicii.r TowiIl
,hird bascmau, and Waid + second
hascinan. We're absent. Lev" North
c:n, captain In 10, and a man wEo
played first hni second base on Tor
ncr teams, and one who welded at
That time = vicious stick, is also back
at the Wcsthampion inRiitut!on
Coach Dobson'w battery candidates
pave been nract'ring for about TWO
weeks. getting outdoors when weather
permitted. and tossing the BAH around
indoors during cold days. Yrstcr-
haSs program, ~ Was natural TO cx-
pcct. consisted simply OF loDbipg IN.
ball around. bunting, and later n hr!c.
ticc
Apparently pobson's only real prob
lem VIII be 10 supply ~ chaser
although there Is s.ill uncertainty
about the right side OF the inheld.
Coach Dobson will be able to get
in about ten days prlimiEury work
outs before The wintcr-tcrm examine
lions at the local university begin,
March II. After examinations are
over. Coach Dohson viii aclcct a
Ing tae~ Easter holidays. which last
FOR one week
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I:tlNiI(i
Guard
More Than 1000 Juniors
Receive Shooting Medal:

H"rc Gam 100 ho,. and Girls
'on medals In the Winchester iun-
l"r rihc corps competition in the
tnitru states AMI Canada during
fhr month OF january. These med
ISIS went into every State and the.
'Hhnd:ui provinces. Last ycpr
lc.!32 medals were awarded Ia
boys and girls Tor proficiency In,
nuEkEuianship, but with It's 5t;,OUO
mrEhrrs ia Is more than IiI,riy
twice that number of nir,inls will
br awarded In 1921.
Thc highest award - an cNpcr,
medal. Ten of thrsc were wan in
Januar: by t!,rSc bolS--iIcnry
Buck. Hartford. Conn; Milton
Schmidt, Evanston. Ill.,; f:mii Nal
IatSt i.nrchnont. '. =; william
galloway, London Ont; Bennett
Aubrey. Fresno. Cal; IrNin,: .John-
SUN. iind!c!. Hams; lawrence
Heath. WhitrNatrr, Wise; t:rnc~t
Hewitt, Evanston. III; I.uuis La
'.nrdr, Hnshington. ID. g.; John
NnyIor. JuniItn ia.
The names Of the medal y,Ianrrs
in NirEinin. and :hc type at medal
wen, Tcii0N:
Robcrt Lynch. LarrcncryiIIc.
proficiency IN r L m n N; James
i.citrh. CharioitcSNiiir, proficiency
n,ark>mnn; James 4. Wilson Dnu-
vile. proficiency TnarksGunu; Julius
Ferguson. DanNillc. pruiicIrncy
mnrissmnn; John W. Wilson, Dam
vile, prnHcirnrS narksnian.
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NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
BEGINS BASEBALL TRAINING
Coach Fetzer Calls Candidates for Practice and Large
Number Responds Lefty" Wilson, Crack South
paw Pitcher, Available for This Years Team

, cdArEI; I'LL. y. G. March i
coach Li!l fctZcr today called out
al candidates for the varsity base
bail team al the University OF North
Carolina and began regular practice.
He has had his battery men out nj
ready for tNo weeks OF preliminary
WorE bat the real drive began toda :
and will continue until the last GU;
OF the season.
on hand this afternoon were til.
Ave veterans IRON. last years squad.
around whom Fct@cr viii have to
build his team. They are Captain
Lefty" Wilson ana l..cwcliyn pitch
crS; L"yc first ha"c: Mclean. second
base. and Swcctmau. outtieldcr.
Claude Joyncc. one of the pitching
STAFF last year; George Nouncc. the
hrst-StrinG catcher: Walter Feini stcr
captain and third baSrinau Chuck
Pharr. shortetop. and Saunders and
stewart outiiclders. all eNpcr!cnccd
and valuable players last year. have
left the university ana ihcir places
viii have to b. hlch chiefly from
last years freshman team.
The Tnrhrele' pitching stan ,ooks
to be- we'll fortified. Ca0taiu Wilson.
who bore the brunt Of the work las.
Year should he even better this year
ana Ilowellyn. with another year o.!
"Npcriencc, is countcd on heavily
Fields. 4 substitute from last wear
will be available. From tho fresh
man tenn. l!rysom and Roll probably
Will round out the STAFF
Behind the bat. fctHcr'S hest bct