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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
BOY WITH SENSE or HUMoR
VIII Develop into Great
American Jokesmith"

James Illley, superintendent Of
the Terre Haute schools, has just
returned from the superintendents'
convention at Atlantic City. One
OF the city's principals happened to
meet him and told some of her old
er children about the meeting At
recess her primary teacher came to
her. "Why on earth did yoa tell
your children that Mr.. Tilley
brought some paddles homer" she
asked.
The principal was surprised. She
protested that she had said nothing
of the sort. But the primary teach
er persisted, for one of her tiny chill
dren had told her SO. An investi-
cation was begun and it was dis
covered that one of the older pupils
had spread the news. And straight
way he was brought on the green
carpet. 81 don't see why you told
that, James, she scolded. "You
know ! did not say it,
'Well, you said something like it,
Miss ," he insisted, with
twinkle inshis eye. ssYou told us he
brought some souvenirs from the
BOARD walk. indianapolis News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02

The f. B. he
he
Labor
public
He performed heroic work the Northwest his fight
dealer
gushing
lecturer 1920 The best
wasth general
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
FINE PIECE or ENGRAVING
Bank Note Made In America for
czecho-S Iovakian Government
Real Work OF Art.

A new Czecho- Sloyak 100-crown
note is just off the press Of the
American Bank Note company and
is said by American critics to be the
most artistic piece of work ever
done by the company for any for
eign government. The face of the
note contains at the left conyen-
tional design with the figures "1OOn
ON either side of the heraldic Bo-
hemian lion rampant. AT the right
is a symbolic female figure repre-
sentative of the western Slavs. with
decorative background made up of
linden leaves together with typical
peasant ornaments of the Czechs
and Sloyaks.
The reverse side is symmetrically
balanced, the center being splendid
engraving of the famous Charles
bridge of Prague, with the thou
sand-year-old castle of Hradcany
and the carved spires. of the Cathe-
dral Of ST. Guy looming in the far
perspective At either side is a
typical Czech or Slovak peasant girl
in the folk costume.
The paintings used for the en-
craving are the work of Alphonse
Mueha, Czecho-Sloyakia's most re-
nowned living artist, whose huge
canvases, representing the growth
and development of the Slav nations
have been exhibited in America
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
TOWARD SACRED SOIL.

Great Britain viii try TO raise a
losn for development Of Palestine
as soon as the formers mandate has
been submitted to the League OF Ma
lions. II is officially reported that
the enthusiasm Of the Jews for re-
construction of their national home
is unbounded and that Jews are
actually walking from all over Eu-
rope to the Holy Land, their jour-
ney sometimes requiring as long as
eleven months.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
DEAD eIvE-AwAy.

"Miss Passe is no chicken, even if
she does doll up and patronize
beauty parlors."
"How do you arrive at that con-
clusion? She doesn't look so old to
me-"
well, my old man says he re-
members when she used to play ero-
quet. FLORIDA Times-Union.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
Ramey Lumber Co., Ltd, Gilbert,
Idaho.

II miles north of Nezperce.
Our speciality is retail trade.
We are prepared to give service.
We have on hand a good dry
stock of lumber. We have some
inch boards mixed widths and
lengths, as low as $3.50 per NJ !;
dimension, $1,000 per M. and up
slab wood, $3.50 per cord. Our
terms are strictly CASH.
We are now booking orders
for future delivery. Now is the
time to buy Lumber is sure 10
advance in price by July /.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02

Electricity as a means of stimu-
sting the growth of the hair is be-
ing exploited in England. A big
hatlike contrivance is placed on the
barren head Of the person being OPP
rated upon and is secured firmly in
place with all openings closed, then
he electric heat is turned ON and
maintained for a period. Repeated
treatments Of this kind are said to
lave a very beneficial effect on the
hair.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02

Lady in extreme decollete gown to
a physician present-Doctor what
shall | do? l have such a dreadful
coldl
Doctor-Madam, you had better
go home, dress yourself, and go TO
bed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02

banjo wizard noted Belgian
big the second combnaonone
on n platform
Plat would company
Plat until sides ache formerly
Opheum remarkable
the violin Achle Belgian
Al 0 Europes cahedrals
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02

meeting all needs, from
the man who owns his
own power and wants
to dohis own threshing,
to the custom thresher.
There's an Ideal in
your neighborhood.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-06-02
NOT ALWAYS.

"Bibsles is right
s'How is that?s
'He says you can't tell by the
number Of soft-drink bottles in a
store window what is being sold at
the rear of the premises. Dir
mingham Age-Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Next weeks Orpheum circuit
vaudeville bill az the Moore IL head
ed by the Santos and Hayes Revue.
composed OF Buster Santos. Mary
Jane" Hayes. supported by Bobbis
Tremaine. VIII Higgie. Saul Marshall
and broadway beauty cast. Com.
edy. delightful music and special set.
tiEgs grace the act. one OF the big.
gest on the ''hig time circuit
Brown and O'Donnsll IN ''profitesr'
ing in Fun" In another featured mum.
Der In which comedy runs full
swing.
Marshall Montgomery. the worlds
greatest vcntriioauiHt. II bringing
his hig act for the week.
Green Goods IL a rural sketch
offerco by stone and Hayes. Events
at a>country carnival. wherein the
country pumpkin vies In repartes
with a carnival barker. furnishes this
fun
Mattyiee Lippari. singer with q
fine voice and charming personality
will offer delightful songs. tell sorns
good stories and play saxaphons
solos.
f;aiessfs Monks il n number thai
the young viii revei IN and the Older
members OF the audience will EMO,
as well
| Ben Boyer In ~ Cycle OF Mir'h'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
SCHOOL BOARD
D|SCARDS AUTOS
Employees Must Own Their
Own in Future

Ownership OF official automobiles
was abandoned Friday by the Seattle
school hoard. In the future EN-.
ploycs must own their ears and re.
eeive payment for official use NJ the
rate of : 10 II cents per mile. ac.
cording OF the weight OF tho car.
The policy WIS adopted over the pro.
test OF Richard Mansfield white. who
declared u an evasion of the law In
that the law stated that each car
was 10 be plainly icttered.
Other actions OF the board includ-
ed the changing OF the name OF the
East side high school To the James
A. Garfield school. the freeing OF the
management OF the Boys Parental
school on Mercer island Of charges
brought by G. X. Barry that the su.
perintendcnt allowed the boys 70 run
at win. and that one OF them had
struck his little daughter. and the
awarding OF the heating. plumbing
and electrical contracts for the John
Hay school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia.-com-
plants against the southern Pacific.
Atchison. Topeka 4 santa Pc. West
ern Pacific. Los Angeles 4 Salt Lake.
Chicago. Rock Island q Pacific. III
Px<o and southwestern. Denver 4
Rio Grande. Arizona. Eastern and
Grand Canyon railroads. charging
that passenger fares between points
In Arizona and Nevada and New
Mexico were unreasonable. discrimi.
naforv and prejudiciai. wegc dis
missed today by the interstate com.
mercc commission.
The complainsn's were the Arixo
IA corporation commission. the pub
DC service commission Of Nevada and
the state corporation commission Of
New Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
health RESTORED
WITHOUT DRUGS

DO Il yourself without drugs. cleo.
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BY a simple method OF nerve
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Ia child can do it--you can abso-
lutely rid yourself OF coNsTIPA-
TloN. HEADACHES. RHEUMA-
TISM. ASTHMA and other Ills. as
Thousands Of others have done.
For price within the reach q
all you can obtain this wonderful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
PORT EXECUTIVE
CALLED BY JURY
Body Adiourns Till Monday
With Lincoln Waiting

with Fort Commissioner W. W.
lincoln and several other persona
eating 20 testify, the county grand
.ry adjourned at y. m. Friday ua.
IN $50 a. m. Monday.
The calling % Commissioner Lin.
.cln. who was suhpoenaed just as
\. was leaving his office Friday aft.
.rocon. Il considered significant.
auno Lincoln stated he had no idea
that the grand jury had called him
for. Il now seems certain that the
county induiSitors arc making n
,horo probe into the series OF sub.
merged friction that has cropped out
Al intervals from the port commits.
sion during thn past year.
the fact that Jonn r. Murphy. at.
,orney for Austin & salt. was among
the waiting witnesses. gives rise 20
the theory that the grand jury will
also investigate charges that have
been made against the boxing com
mission. Murphy Is reported pre-.
x,cuxly 20 have threatened to lay
certain Information In this regard
before a grand jury. DIR. Edwin J.
brown. another Interested person.in.
wal,sns. II WAS believed also might
have something to tell tho grand
Jury about the boxing situation.
The belief that the imam OF mys.
trry." who endeavored TO conceal his
iaertity from reporters. was william
A. Russell. former shipping man
ard now an instructor at the Uni.
versisy of Washington. was verified
when Russell was called into the
Grand jury room Friday afternoon.
other witnesses Friday were
George ~. Bordeaux OF tho Water.
fYort Employers association. for
mer port commission emplcye. and
n u. Fadden. assistant traffic man.
arer for the port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
FlREMEN TO GIVE
BALL TONIGHT AT
MASONIC TEMPLE

Tonight you'll have an opror'
tunity 10 show your appreciation
OF the services OF the men who
are ON the job "a hours "a day
20 protect YOU and your home
from "a deadly enemy.
The Seattle Fire Department
Relief association will Give Us
sSth annual bali ~ the Masonic
temple, Harvard ave. and Pine
st. at $50. The grand march
viii begin az $50.
All proceeds from tho affair
will be used for the benefit OF
sick and injured members OF the
Department. your dollarn be
well spent
And. entirely aside from that,
II you've ever been 20 a fro
mems ball. YOU know that youll
get more than your moneys
worth OF fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Two Are Arrested
and Opium Seized

A raid Of an alleged opium den
~ 23i5h y. John n. by Patrolmen
r. r. Baerman and y. 7. Anderson
Of the police narcotic squad late
Friday night. resulted In the arrest
Of William Harris 81, bootblack. and
Mable Grand. 30. waitress. and the
seizure of 10 opium pipes. two
bowls OF opium and a lamp for
cooking opium. according 20 police
Both are held on open charges
for investigation as 10 whether they
are connected with the recent Inn
portation into Seattle Of large quar-
Titles OF narcotics from the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
COMEDY Pi.ANIET
PALACE tllP FEATURE

An outstanding feature Of the new
bill At Locw'@ Palace Hip tomorrow
~ the domestic comedy playlet. '--rhe
Peace Maker In which Arthur DE
Voy T. starred. II ~ written By En-.
NETT Dewey especially for the popu.
lar comedian. who Il assisted IN It's
presentation by company including
Lucy Wagner.
Novelty is the keynote Of an inter.
estIng Illusion billed as The Girl In
the Basket as ''vaudeville'a latest
electrical novelty" In huge basket
~ roses. Mime. Vera n projected into
the auditorium OF the theatre by a
mechanical contrivance.
Goforth. Brockwsy and company
'are out for laughing honors only In n
farcicai skit Labelled The Chicken
Thief"
Dainty bits OF song. reparsec and
graceful stcppings are combined by
Bert Collins and Betty Dunbar 10
form diverting act
Bickneli. billed as 'thc model
baker" IL reputed 20 have a distinct,
i've novelty In his comedy modelling
combination.
Book Two OF Miracles OF the
Jungle" will provide further thrills
when the human players in this pro.
ducflon emerge into the desert where
an airplsne rescue from lions. an en-.
counter with ieopards and a desert
snow storm provide tho high lights
OF adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

The sewing society auction and
farewell party being held by Saliva
ton Army corps No. ON the eve
81 lis departure from Its temple nj
itf4 sixth ave. viii close tonight.
The temple has been purchased by
corps No. 1. which win move In i'm.
mediatcly. Corps No. 4 is building
new temple ~ Terry ave. and
Olive ". Meanwhile IL win tempo.
rarily occupy the hall OF corps No.
2 at III Olive II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Father of Spokane
Dies, Age 81 Years

SPOKANE, Nov. is.--1amca N
Glover. called the father of spo
kane" died nj HIS homo here yes
terdsy. aged So after a protracted
Illness.
Mr.. Glover came 10 Spokane ~
years ago. when Il was but vii.
dernes~. Thru his efforts in the up.
building OF this city he earned the
name ''the father Of spokane"
Al one time he owned 100 acres In
what is now the heart ~ the city.
but the panic OF 1924 wiped away
the major part OF his fortune. He
Is survived by his widow. brother.
Samuel. age 81. and brother. Pey.
ton. age 50. living In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
q Alleged Burglars
Deny Being Guilty

-Four alleged burglars. whose arrest
last week by sheriff Matt starwich
Is said 20 have cleared up many rob
berries IN King county. pleaded not
guilty TO charges OF burglary when
srrairped Friday afternoon before
Presiding Judge Everett Smith.
The men are Frank Bennett, Pete
sas,of. Ed sud- and William ALI.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Injunction Against
Miners Permanent

TACOMA. Nov i2--Judge NJ. l.
Clifford has made permanent an IN
junction restraining striking coal
miners and members OF District No.
10. United Mine Workers OF America.
from interfering with employees OF
the Wiikeson Coal Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Larry Williams. viii do an original
monologue. and will appear with
kearns.
IL Cana. one OF the favorite
dancers from the Ziegfcld Follies
IN New York. viii be one Of the
stellar features In the bin support
Ing the world champion.
Another Broadway fsvorite In the
Dempsey show Il Chuck Riesner.
Riesner IN a versatile comedian,
song writer producer and director,
broadway Revue viii bring a
large company Of pretty girls In a
revue Of singing and dancing.
Mirth and Melody IN a railway
station IN offered by the Terminal
Quartet. Broadway's top-notch sing.
err and comedians.
Then there l. conchas. st.. IN
"Pastimes In Camp" IN which he
does some amazing juggling and
balancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

CHICAGO. Nov. is.--Wage reduc-
tons for all classes Of employees on
a sliding scale were announced yes.
teriay by Armour & Co.. following
conferences with empioye represent.
atives. The reductions affect all
plants OF the corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Capt. Dean to Work
on Columbia Bridge

Capt. Bertram D. Dean, hi
Ravenna blvd. who served overssn1
with the 25th engineers. has been ~
tanned by the state highway comma
sion as resident engineer for the
$500. 900 bridge to be erected acro>u
the Columbia river between Kenno-
wick and Pasco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
JACK DEMPSEY
COMING TO PAN

Jack Dempsey. the world heavy
weight champion himself. and Jack
Kearns. his manager. will be pre-
scented by Manager Alexander Pan
,ages at the head OF an aiistar
vaudeville show at the Pantages
beginning Monday matinee. II f.
said TO be one Of the best shows
that the circuit has offered and
the champion. himself. is being wei
coined with keenest enthusiasm.
Dempsey. In addition TO an exem-
plification OF the manly art OF self
defense with his spariing partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
A THANKSGIVING EyE DANCE

viii be given Wednesday at Wash.
ingtcn hall for the benefit OF the
Young Hebrew Literary club. Mem.
hers OF the committee directing the
lance are. Jack capeioto. Joseph
Benveniss<. Sadick saiamanti and
Jack Castor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
MUSICAL COMEDY
COMING TO MET

Angel Pace the musical com.
edy which opens at the Mctropoli.
tan theatre. Thanksgiving matinee
for at engagement Of one week. II
said To have freshness Of idea
freshness and talent Ia prcsents.
ton and freshness and Astounding
mclodic charm Of scene. The plot.
or ploia. rcvolva about an elixir Of
youth warranted 10 make the aged
young. and the complications that
arise when mistaken identifies are
mistaken for Its quasi marvellous
work.
There is a superabundanee OF dc.
tail In the development. much clev-
er business and many sparkling
lines.
Marguerite Gender In the featured
fuauakFr ~ ia. .4anf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

combines comedy with extraordinary
fests awheel.
Topics Of the Day. the orchestra.
Pathe News and Aesop's Fables have
their regular places on the bIil.
WILKES IN
COMEDY DRAMA
For Thanksgiving week at the
Wilkes. beginning with the matinee
tomorrow and with a special natl
nee Thanksgiving Day. cosmo Hamil.
toms comedy. Scandal II an
nounced. Much interest crnterr In
the production not alone because the
play has been a tremendous success
In the East with Charles Cherry and
Francine I.nrrimore as It's stars, but
also because II viii be the first pro.
ductlon at the Wilkes directed by r.
Daniel f'rawicy. noted director and
producer. who has been engaged by'
Mr.. wilkes 10 direct tho perform.
nnces Of his Seattle company. MIR.
Frawiey has made more big dramatic
stars than any other director In
America
Adele Blood and Thomas Chatter.
ton viii be seen in the roles created
by Miss Larrimore and Mr. Cherry.
and the other members of the fine
company now at the wilkes. Will be
IN important roles. The cast VIII in
clude Forrest Taylor. Howard Rus.
sell. Arthur Beissco. Anne Berry
man. Emily Pinter. George Knowl-
ton. Arthur DriscoIl. Billy Jensen.
John Nickerson and others.
The management OF the Wilkes an
nounces that beginning tomorrow
the curtain for the evening perform.
ances hereafter will raise promptly
at Sis o'clock instead OF $50. as ";
the past.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Me dream that can come true

on h IMAM o o" o" certain Stein yuadn
- ony nfUmg raoh
but lanai Hbyondnyn means" Stnwy yamikh Hmghtbe
linH THAT he
haoyf tn
devoted to Spt
If col @ he %m %m
m nHe making
Wagerad Hm ked
is Hepa zone n he w %
musician nd in homes O M that an ten endW Wgnen n nd
atHe eoweacoN NpoSbean he most
enen terms
know hat to
Iemsae ebendor reah,n ebeof ofmdeS
But nhe dream O f man leY
HeIerf thar
veomaken
edHaaSe Hs,ondhe dramdnnc aucoreu
Any piano be epmh
wihac depoMo of IOE3andh
FIes$ andu
U ~ gd ddh
rNe1 LSMwwHn dbm mSamyA
STEINwAY 90 SONS STENWAY HALL 100 Fourteenth St.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
STEINWAY DEMONSTRATIONS
BY veA koowo planlsts
"wednesday November2 Josef Lhevinne at the piano

Every Wednesday afternoon o'clock special
held Hall the intimate recital These
especially who considering the
purchase of therefore admission is free welknown
As the recital
be secured in advance Apply BY telephone
person Hail.
Subway the door
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Used pianos accepted IN partial exchange

piano every home Many people post
decide the purchase of because they do
realize that their old will often be accepted partial
piano have condition, Stenw Sons will
gladly examine and fix price apply partial
Stenway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
NJ CONKEYS LOOK
SURE To REPEAT.
RIVAL EAST END OUTFITS CLASH
AT LEAGUE PARK SUNDAY IN
SECOND OF ZIG TITLE
SERIES.
Hnty ana Burhhardt Should Furnish
Fans tho Biggest Pitching Duel
In Recent Years.

League Park. Martins Ferry, will he
Tho mecca for the largest ouipourihS
- fans in The Tast i've years next
sunday. whom tho BauerS and MCC"n-
KEYS como together III the second titt
Of the fivc-Eam" series for the city ana
valley championship. Tho opcncr w'nt
to tho MaCks ~ 6-S count Attor HlltT
weakened in the seventh inning. since
thar time the big Rducrs pitcher has
h"rn CUIng great guns. Burkhardt. wh"
hcSlct him in that duo, also has made
Il good record. and his work last sum
day against Tho Philadelphia Nationals
WAS not small. as he succeeded IN whit
ing ten Of the IcaEucrS.
Every effort will be made by the
Rauers 10 come through winner and
thus even tho series. as a detca; would
practically C,inCh ii FOR their rivals,
Hart will appear at third base in place
of Ford. who is still suffering from an
injury sustained in the last contest be-
tween these clubs. No other changes
Will 10 made in either lineup. which
inSures the fans that battle royal
Is going 10 take place.
Manager McConkey may send Dugan
20 the slab. as this youngSter turned
In wonderful performance against
Tyler Tube last Saturday when he let
the Pennsylvanians down with six
blows. 1t will be remembered that this
club beat Rurkhardt at Tunnel Green
earlier in the season. With Dugan.
Burkha rdt and EnGle for his staff, Man
ager McConkey feel that the Bauers will
have tough shedding.
There IS more talk over the coming
tilt than has been manifested IN sew
cral years. 4 record crowd is certain
To turn out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-16
NEW ORGANIZATION HAS LARGE
FORCE OF MEN WORKING TO
BE READY TO OPEN SOON
Every Kind OF Physical Training, from
Oldest To Most Modern VIII 30
Installed

we have a large force OF men WORK
ing in our new gym on the Tenth moor
OF the liawicy Building. installing walls
and all kinds Of equipment. and We hopo
20 be ready for a grand opening pH
Iulv Il or not later than August ISL
was the announcement made last even
ing by 4. T.. Marriott. of sixteenth
street. who IL preparing 10 put Wheel
ing on tho athletic world map with
Nate Rorham, we'll known local athlete
hy the opening OF n modern physlcA
training and education gymnasium.
Mr.. Marriott stated the entire tenth
floor OF the building will he used FOR the
new csta blishmcnt. a total Of 1000
.ouar. feet of space. Two hundred feet
Of walls arc being huildcd ut present.
and the piastcrers are busy. Will" the
Numbers will b. able 10 get to work
next week some time. installing baths
and showers.
The establishing Of the gym Will mean
much 10 Whccl!nG's business men. ana
already great interest - heinS taken IN
The venture. the first months class a.
rcadv having been signed un.
Mr.. Marriott stated there will Ne n
modern gymnasium. electric. Nap"r'
steam and shower baths. TWO rest
roCmp. locker rooms. Nv" hand ma.
courts Will, later basketball and
rack may ne Installed on the T"0f OF
he Nundinr The playing NJ h90dhai
Will Re a now ming IN Whe"iHS. and y"
doubt WI, attract arg" hummer 81
men
M,sseurs viii he on hand Il, tn" sym