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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-22
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Each tent has its captain who
leads in athletics and in the TX.
p" duties, duties that are light
and much enjoyed. Each tent
also has some "Lamden," or
learned fellow, relatively speak
ing, who leads in reciting the
Sh'mah before retiring. In
short the boys are benefited in
more ways than one. The third
group of campers will be taken
out for their two weeks stay on
Sunday, July "a, and there are
many more applications this time
than the camp can accommodate.
Members of the Lodge and
others interested will find it
worth their while to visit Camp
Covenant.
If going by machine, follow the
road to Wayzata, then continue
straight on from Wayzata until
you come to the road that turns
to North Arm, where you will
find signs showing you the way
to Camp Covenant or Camp
Birth. If going by train, take
the train to Navarro, and walk
about a mile from the Sandy
Beach Grocery, following the
signs to the camp.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-22
7. N. F. FLOWER DAY
RESULTS

In spite of business conditions
and the unusual hot weather, the
Eighth Annual Flower Day of
the Jewish National Fund on
June 10th was a splendid success.
A total of $4,000 was realized,
as follows:
From the North side$ 214.5O
From the South and West
side -.............-..-..... ".A1
From individual Pledges. 5000
(As specified below
Miscellaneous ........ 8.Z9
Total ...........-......-........
The following individual
pledges totalled $50:
$1O.O0-Benjanin M. Weis-
berg. .:-
$5.O0-Dr. Moses Barron, DR..
N. N. Cohen, Ezekiel H. Cowl, L.
Feigelman, DR.. Geo. J. Gordon,
Max J. Kaplan, Benjamin LIGHT,
BENJAMIN Lifshitz, JOS, Schan-
field.
$3.OO-S. Brochin, DR.. J. T.
Cohen, Nathan Hinitz, Julius
Rather, Manuel Rather.
$2.OO-B. H. Arnold, DR.. S. u.
Deinard, A. M. Gross, DR.. M.
Lefkovitz, M. J. Weinstein.
Ten pledges of $1.OO each.
The campaign was conducted
by the Maccabaean Society, with
the assistance of the Mizrochi,
the Talmud Torah Alumni, and
the Young Judaean Clubs.
John L. Harrison,
: Publicity Director.
Manuel Rather,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Buttcr--Recepts. 6,341 packages Cream
cry, higher than extras, lb 45H @461hc;
extras. 81 score, 45@45lac; seconds. $50
4oc; lower grades 2S035c; unsalted.
higher than extras. 4SA@ @49c; extras,
ii "a @ 4Sc; tirsts. 42@47c; seconds $50
4oc; tcld or storage hrsts. S5 @4oc seconds,
u @ 33c; lower grades, 23@26c: Danish
casks, fresh, 441a @A5hc; state dairy tubs
finest A4@a5c good to prime 39qASc:
common to fair, :sQ3sc: renovated. firsts
rs q SOC; ladies. current make. flrsts ESQ
26l9c; seconds. 81 u @22c; lower grades
2oG 2lc; packing stock, current make, No
/. 22c No. .. 21c; lower grades. 17@2 20c
Cheesc--Receipts were 1899 boxes. State
whole milk. held colored, fats specials
lb. 27Q29c; white, 27@27i3c; average
run. "a q 26c; fresh specials. 21ia q 22c;
average run, 20 Il q 21c: lower grades. 17@
2Gc; twins. held specials. 27@27is aver
age run. "a q 26c; fresh specials. Fl u Q22c :
average run, 20 u @21c: Wisconsin. fresh
twins. 20h p2lc: single Daisies, fresh.
22@22lac; double Daisies. fresh. 20t %
go; Young Americas held, 27Gp csc; fresh
% 4 q Csc; Skins, held specials. 17QlSc
prime to choice. l2n lac; fair to good, 90
lie, lower grades, 5USc.
Eges-Receipts were 24.63S cases Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. S2@S21sc; stor-
age packed. extra firsts. 30is q 81 u C: !:
fresh. extra frsts, 2sla @2shc; f1rsts,
% II q Csc; seconds and poorer, ESQ 26c
dirties. storage packed No. !, 23I23l "a c J;
regular rYcked. II Il a 2ai isc; No 2. 100
2ic. che Ss. for To choice. dry. u o. izc;
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BROoxLYN EDISON COMPANY. INC

BROOKLYN, N. V
9TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
TIA Board of Directors at meeting
held April 18th. 1921. declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $500 per share on
the capital stock OF the Company out
tandinR payable on June /. 1921. to
stockholders of record at r. NJ. on May
20. 1921.
Checks for tho above dividend Will be
mailed.
r. A BAILY.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

Many Tribune readers have been bene-
nted by reading Tribune Want Ads Con-
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Break i'm Cotton
Followed by Rise
In Quiet Trading
Orly Slight Net Decline
Shown at Close; Little
Activity Expected Now;
Traders Watch New Crop

Yesterdays discussion Of cotton mar
ket conditions showed increasing in
terest in the new crop start, but trad
Ing continued quiet and many Of the
local brokers consider any decided
broadening Of business improbable
until the question of German war
preparations has been settled. The
bulk of the trading was attributed to
closing out old commitments.
The latter was reflected in further llaui-
dation Of May and the transfer OF short
hedges from that month to July at diff
ference OF from 60 to 62 points, but
Wednesdays advance seemed to have eased
tho technical position Of the general list,
and early etcadlncss was followed by
reactions July contracts, for Instance,
sold off from 1890 to 1884 but recovered
part OF tho loss, closing at 12.l7, with tho
general market closing steady, net un-
changed to points lower.
Tho liquidation Of May contracts seemed
to be proceeding smoothly enough, but
aftcr tho early demand had been sup
piled :he market became quiet and broke
during the afternoon under liquidation and
Southern hedge selling. with some local
pressure inspired by reports of an unset
tied feeling in Well Street.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were all unchanged except for de-
ing to the holiday there we're quota
tions from the Southwest The local mar
ket for spot cotton was quiet and points
lower at 1910 for middllng. No sales were
reported
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

Coffee Futnrcs-Liquidation of May con-
tracts continued, but prices held fairly
steady, closing 3 to points net lower
Tho range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE OF .crvs
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & CO. MAs'o'
f<.r.

The quarterly dividend Of l.s sesn
preferred stock OF Lancaster Aills Ne 5. ofce
declared payable May > 1871 Al 'rsnrllnd
Of the Transfer Agents. the NeN ~ stock
Trust Company, Boston Mass. 10 'hns.uess
holders of record al the close Ok -
April -. 1921. -. .rrfS
]. Devereux Wlnslow lfees------
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live beef. fair to
prime, 100 lbs.
ID r e s s e d beef.
sides, Id.
Live veals. COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs
D r 9 . . q d veal,
city, Id ......
Live ewes 100 lbs
Dressed mutton,
city, lb ......
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. .........
Dire ssed q IN b y.
city. lb ......
Hogs, 100 lbs. :.
ID r e s 3 e d hogs,
bacon. lb. -.
Pork. Dbl ......
Mess beef. bbl. ;.
Lard, nj | d q | 9
Went, 100 Tbs.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

duck eggs. Baltimore. 45@4Sc; Virginia
and North Carolina. 42@4sc; Western
eggs, 500 75c: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western, hennery whites extras,
4oc; extra firsts, 36@D3Sc; frsts. 32Q35c
Ssc; under grades. 27@s1c: Pacific Coast
white. extras, 4o@42c; extra firsts. 37W
Ssc: hrsts. 34@S SIC: under grades. 500 32c;
other Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 2S@34c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western hennery browns, extra
81 sec; gathered brown and mixed colors,
firsts 27GD30c.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
AMERICAS BANK NOTE COME COW y u

A dividend Of s. per shase - - pa,ae.s
Common Stock has been des'assur ss'.ord ss ths
May 10th. 1891. 10 holders 9s
close Of business May 2d; ls-l' b. closes.
The transfer books will not ppsscssssiy. ps
GEO. H. DANFoRTH.
New York. April 10Th, 1871
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York. n =. April 22, 1921.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Ninety first Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF The New York and Harlem
Railroad Company. for the election of Di-
rectors and the transaction OF such other
business as may lawfully be brought before
the meeting. will be held at the office of
the company. in Grand Central Terminal.
In the City OF New York. on Tuesday the
18th day of May, 1921
The poll viii be open at ~ o'clock noon
liter.
The Transfer Rocks will be closed at
O'Clock T. NJ. on Friday. the 2Sth aay OF
April, 1891. and reopened on the morning
OF Wednesday. the 18th day of May. 1921
EDWARD r. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

business doing at 8 points advance; mid
ding 1870. Sales 5000 bales. American
1000 bales. Imports 5000 bales, none
American Futures opened quiet but
steady. to points higher Closed quiet
but steady at not advance OF to 8
points. May. 1890; july, S.1sd: October
8a6d; December S.b9d. Manchester Yarns,
hardening tendency; cloths. firm.
COttonseed Oil
As n whole the market ruled steady yes
terday. Final prices were l to points
net higher. with sales of 12,200 barrels.
The range Of nrices.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

Southern Suot Mnvkets-Galveston. Hous-
ton and Dallas, holiday New Orleans
steady. unchanged at 1c; sales 2,087 bales.
Mobile nominal. unchanged at 10.50c;
sales nil. Savannah quiet, unchanged at
11.5oc; sales nil. Norfolk quiet.
changed at lie; sales 1.274 bales. Augusta
quiet, unchanged at lie; sales So bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged at flo; sales
1900 bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged
at 10.35c; sales 65S bales Montgomery
firm. 25 points lower at 1o.60c: sales 42
bales.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Markets i'm Other Cities
Railroads

~ 3 Boston st a. Eev ss5sA 81. ga 81 sSA sssSA
Is g & o.....1 145 145 145 14s
1863 N N II & II 16ls 16& 1914 16M
10 Old Colony. CPS 62is 62ls 62s
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22

Purchase Of raw sugar on basis of AZ
represented decline of "A cent from the
last previous quoted price and indicated
another reduction in prices of refined
were piling up at Cuban ports. but the
sales committee announced no reduction
in its esta blished prices. Futures declined
1s to 18 points on the break
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Export Business
Advances Wheat;
Trading Excited
Bulges and Breaks Follow
Each Other Till Stronger
Tone Develops; Corn
Weaker, Heavy Offerings

CHICAGO, April 21.-Wheat scored
a moderate advance to-day owing more
or less to signs of export business.
The close was firm at &c to &c net
higher, with May S1.27A to S1.271a
and July $1.06A to S1.061a. Corn
finished unchanged to 3ac lower, and
oats unchanged to nc down. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from 15c
decline to like advance.
Until the last half hour tho wheat mar
ket failed to show any we'll defred ton
dency. but instead underwent numerous
rapid fluctuations within a comparatively
put faith In bearish views OF the indus
trial situation and to be skeptioaI about
domestic crop damage talk. On the other
hand, the scartiness Of the stock Of wheat
here an incentive to buy. and so. too
was a current opinion that no exports
need be looked for this season from India,
Russia or the Balkans. Announcement that
10000 barrels of -four had been taken in
the East for Europe helped to emphasize
progress and to lift values at the last.
Gossip that Indiana and Illinois offer
rgs OF corn had slightly increased in vol
ume counted against bulls in the corn
market. Oats were weakened by compe-
tition from Canada.
Down-turns in the value of hogs made
provisions for the most part lower.
Grain Prices
Wheat
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. ago.
M bo ~ SY s6A
New-York tribune., 1921-04-22
Commercial Banking

T7~HE New Y ork Trust Company offers to FIRMS
Il corporations and individuals specialized service
covering the entire field of commercial banking
The Company accepts deposit accounts, checking
and time DEPOSITS makes loans collateral
extends credit commercial firms, finances domestic
shipments and warehouse transactions by means of
acceptance credits and maintains complete facilities
for foreign banking service.
The Company also places at the disposal of its Gus
TONERS highly developed credit information service
In general the and facilities of the Company
and the long experience gained in the transaction
of commercial banking for many varied industries,
are co-ordinatcd for the efficient promotion of our
customers interests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
To
PLAY OAKWOODS
Local Court Team, With 7
Wins Out of Eight, Starts
to Credit, Plays Saturday

The Speedway basketball team
travels 70 Long Branch on Satur-
DAY night where they are scheduled
to meet the Oakwood quintet on the
DeForest gym. The Speedway five
has won games out OF eight
played this season. and Manager
Bradley has announced his inten-
tons OF entering his team in the
third congressional district cham
pionship fight.
The lakewood team is making a
strong bid for the Monmouth coun-
~ championship. at present being
fled in a series with the Freehold
American Legion team. and en-
gagged in series with Sea Bright.
Asbury Park and other teams in
that vicinity. The Speedway team
is confident of registering a victory
over the Monmouth county beys.
and gaining one notch in their
climb to the top OF the champion
ship ladder.
At present the Speedway lineup
compares evenly with any team in
the third congressional district,
playing amateur ball. The Amboy
PLAYERS believe thov could defea,
the Freehold combination at the
professional game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
SOUTH AMBOY LEGION FIVE
PLAYS Y. M. C. A. TOMORROW

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 19:-In
their natty new uniforms the Amer
lean Legion basketball team will
take the floor against the South
Amboy "Y" combination in the high
school auditorium tomorrow night
in the first of a series of games.
This game is likely to draw a big
crowd for it will mark the first ap-
pearance of Chris Mulrain's team on
the floor. There is an abundance of
mighty good material in the legion.
and it is likely that tho post team
will include "Rufie" Allen and Jim
mic" Canton.
Jimmie" is playing a new posi-
ton this year, a running guard game,
and in the last three games has been
successful in shutting out his man
while he made several successful at
tempts al the goal.
EN-" Anderson, the long, lean
and lanky DUPONT boy. will be found
in the pivot position. Others who
are out for the team include Boss
Whalen, Bobby" Kerr. "BezzeP'
Grover. Milton Rue. Scot" Burns
and Punk" James.
AS an extra added attraction the
girls team of the ~" will play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
BIC GAME At
NEW BRUNSWICK
Local YIN .H.A. Team Clashes
With County Seat Com
bination Tonight.

Many basketball fans from this
city will go to New Brunswick to-
night to witness the basketball con-
test between the Y. NJ. IL. A. basket
ball teams OF New Brunswick and
this city. The county seat lads are
confident of registering a win in this
game. and evening the series with
Perth Amboy. The Amboy team
has defeated both Plainfield and
New Brunswick In their only games
played to date. New Brunswick has
defeated Plainfield and lost to Perth
Amboy and Trenton.
A victory for Amboy in the game
tonight will continue the local as
ISOLATION in the lead with the play
ers of the state capital association
team. and will meal that the COM
ing series between Trenton and AM
boy decides the league. The AM
boy lineup for the game tonight in
cludes. Charley Sher, NJ. Karkus,
~Lowenkopf, Daitz and Richman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
LOCAL GIRLS
PLAYING TODAY
High School Game at South
Amboy This Afternoon Be-
tween Two Girls Varsities

The Perth Amboy High School
Girls varsity basketball team trav-
els to South Amboy this afternoon
where they engage in their second
contest Of the season. with the girls
varsity team OF that place. Miss
Anna Handerhan, manager of the
Crimson and White team is conf
dent of the ability of her players to
score a win over their opponents
from across the river. The Amboy
girls we're defeated in their opening
game last week by North Plainheld.
The following players are expect
ed to make the trip to South Amboy
with the team, the Misses Cora Du-
Bots, Anna Handerhan, Ethel
David. Helen Warren. Helen
Schultz. Sadie Klein, Z. Bjork and
+. Jones. The Amboy boys are not
scheduled TO play today, the game
scheduled with Freehold being can
celled by the latter team. on Fri
day afternoon Amboy is slated 10
play their first travelling game,
South River furnishing the oppo-
sition on the Parlin court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
BIC FIGHT NOT
CALLED OFF
So Says Rickard, Denying Re-
ports That Money Squabble
Has Caused Such Action.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19:-Tex
Richard. one Of the promoters OF
the heavyweight championship bout
between Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter OF France, denied this
morning that the bout had been
called of as announced by the New
York Times. All the principles have
posted the deposits required under
the terms of the contract and the
contract has not been violated IN
any way. Plans are being continued
by the promoters and II 10 now ex-
pected to stage it July ?. 3
Richard said his W deposit AND
that of William A Brady. another
promoter. were in the form of sure
ty bonds. Charles b. Cochrane. the
English promoter. wrote a check be-
fore leaving the United States fol
his share. but Richard said he be-
lieved this later was replaced By Z
bond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Gotham Bug Gets En- All

Every hallplayer dreams of play
ing in New York some day. "Rab-
bit" Meanwhile has his heart set on
becoming a Giant before the bell
rings.
81 want to call the Polo Grounds
home before l pass out of the game,
he says.
In Boston the Rabbit" has done
every conceivable sort of fielding
that is brilliant.
His bare-handed super-stops no
longer bring the Hub fans out Of
their shells. It's old stuff to EN-.
Meanwhile is human. He wants
to change to a place where a he
man makes the fans holler.
Yet New York is the most ex-
acting burg in the big leagues to
wear spikes in.
Overnight they make you or un-
make you. A player is a hero when
he scintillates-a bum when he fall
ters.
Right now the rabbit" could
make the bugs OF Gotham boiler
their heads off. In another year or
so, perhaps. he couldn't get a whis-
per out of 'em.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Flrers TO Play St. Peters

The Flyers basketball team OF
Tottenville will play the St. Peters
Cadets of this city on the Parish
House court in this city next Thurs
day night. The Flyers team will
line up with the Andriany brothers,
Yaccarino, Hawkins and Sparks.
while the Cadets will choose their
lineup from Dover. Ritter. Codding-
ton, Halligan and Barlics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
ELIZABETH ElKS BOWL
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
standing IN ELks STAG Lcague

Perth Amboy Elk representatlVes
in the state league have a good
chance to climb in standing as a
result OF playing their next three
matches on the local alleys. To-
morrow night the local Bills" roll
the Elizabeth E1ks. Jersey City and
Newark bowl on the formers alleys.
Hoboken travels to Railway for a
match. Plainheid bowls a Psssaic
and Paterson at Union Hill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
: DAILY REVIEW OF SPORT Bowling News
KNIGHTS or ST. PETER To
MEET PARISH HOUSE FIVE

The Knights Of St Peters basket.
ball team Of New Brunswick. the
only team to defeat the ~Speedwat
five OF this city this season, has been
booked to oppose the Parish House
FIVE Of Woodbridge on the latterf
court Friday night The Knights
have a hard schedule this week.
playing in Freehold tonight. Wood
bridge on Friday night and in som
erville on Saturday night.
The defeat OF the Parish House
team in Woodbridge last night re-
duces the stock Of the Woodbridge
representative team. Manager Deter
is confident Of coming back by scor-
ing a win over the county al boys
Both teams will have strong lineups
on the court for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
PARISH HOUSE JRS. BEAT
Y. M. H. A. INTERMEDIATES

The Y. NJ. II. A. intermediate
basketball lean of this city were de-
feated in a fast game on the Parish
House court in Woodbridge last
night by the Parish House Juniors.
The final score of this game was
14-S. Inability Of the Amboy play
ers to make good foul tries cost
them the game. Bill Martin featured
for the home team in floor work and
scoring. while Richman was high
score man for the visitors.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Harmony Five Plays TottenviIle

The Harmony basketball team
will play Charley Hilker's Totem
Vile representative basketball team
on the Y. NJ. II. a. court Tuesday
night. February /. After this game
the Harmony combination will play
games on the 7. NJ. H.. a. court
every Wednesday night, and Mana
ger Melko is DESTROYS of arranging a
series Of games with the ~Speedways.
Dry Docks and Parish House bas-
ketball combinations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Reports Denied.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1s.-For-
felt of both Jack Dempsey and
George Carpenter for $4,000 have
been posted Il insure their meeting
for the heavyweight boxing champs.
ionship of the world, according to
Jack Kearns, manager of Champion.
Dempsey. denying reports from
New York that the fight had beer
cancelled because the principals.
had failed to post their forfeit
money. "a.
Dempsey is residing in Kearnsh
home in Oakland across San Fran
cisco bay where he is training dur
ing his visit TO the west. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Parish House Juniors
Boxing at North Amboy Sporting
Club

Anton Massopust stopped Kid
Sneokums in the eighth round of a
scheduled twelve round exhibition
go before the sporting committee
of the North Amboy Sporting Club
on Monday night. The next enter
tainment to be staged by this club
will be Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Blue and Grays Play

The Blue and Gray Jrs. of this
city will play the Tottenville Jrs. in
T%ottenville tonight. The Amboy
players-Lebeda, Glochau, Convery.
Deliman and Dooley-will meet at
the ferry at 1915 o'clock tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
Forfeit is Deposited.

PARIS. Jan. 19.-Georges Car
pentier's forfeit as a guarantees for,
the contract he signed with Jack
Dempsey for a bout to decide the
heavyweight championship OF the
world is being held by the Morgan
Harjes bank of this city. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Annapolis shippers are looking up
a bum alley for business when they
tackle the University rastlers. That's
too close to Joe Stecher's Lair to be
comfortable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Hub fans are looking for another
raid" There's always somebody
goin' away from Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Lanky Bob Meusel, Babe Ruth's
understudy. is selling groceries al
Columbus. o. Incidentally Bob says
he'll sign a contract with the Yanks
for $4,000, no less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Charles Holiday Ebbets, better
known as the preaching squire OF
Flatbush, claims another Dodger
pennant. On top of hat he carries
a mean check book.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Ho, The baseball draft has been
turned on again. They'll soon be
goin' through the wind tunnels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

The dove of peace has conquered
And our baseball is restored
Which proves again the little pen
Is than the sword.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Moran is loading up the Reds with
California talent. His latest pickup
is Louis Fonseca, a kid who was
kicking the ball around in the FRS
co winter league a year ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Fred Winsor. the manager who
let Bud Ridley get away from him,
has picked up another boxer 10 lick
Bud. First he tried Dick Griffin.
Now he's got AL Walker on board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19
0@rHE@D
WWsMs@O

Frank steketee, Michigan's great
kicker, is also a speed swimmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-19

Colorado gets a thrill and a scare
all at once. And Insider has a bunch
that Dempsey apd Carpenter VIII
take the air in Colorado next July.