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AND M0TnE DAME
TEAMS TO De MATCHED

NEW YORK, NOV. aa.-A post-sea-
son football game to be held here
December , or 10 with Centre college
and Notre Dame elevcns as opnonenis
y planned By Sew York knights Of
colunbus4 Invitations have been sent
TO the athletic associations Of both
institutions.
, 1921-11-22
LEWIS meets
PORTUGUESE CHAMPION

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2a=Ed
fstrangisrl Lewis. former heavyweight
wrestling champion, and Justin silva,
who claims the wrestling champion.
ship of Portugal, Will meet in a FIN
ish match here tomorrow night.
, 1921-11-22
Fifteen INDEPENDENTS TURN
OUT FOR GRID PRACTICE HERE

Fifteen men turned out for the practice of the %Indepen-
football team Monday afternoon with a half dozen more
expected out this afternoon. insuring the Independents Of be-
ing we'll fortified with substitutes for their game with the
high school team Saturday.
The practice period was devoted to running through sig.
, 1921-11-22
GRID TRAINING BIZ wHoLEsALE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-Ftve
hundred men recommended by the
alumni VII DO trained in tbs rudi'
ments OF football during December,
Coach Holsman Of the University Of
Pennsylvania football team annsunn-
ed today.
, 1921-11-22

ponents. His next engagement win
be with Midget Smith, the crack New
York bantamweight, whom he will
meet in a 1o.r0und contest at Madi-
son Square Garden on November rs.
, 1921-11-22
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, 1921-11-22

Jewellery and watch repairing by sx.
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, 1921-11-22
HIGH IN TRIM To GIVE
CASPER HARD GAME THURSDAY
Locals Look for Surprise in Thanksgiving Battle
With Team Which They Walked Through for
Easy Victory Earlier IN Season

The Casper high school team will run up against the sur
prise of its life Thanksgiving day when it tackles the r iuven-
ated Douglas high school team in what in all probability will
be the last game of the season. -
Casper run away from Douglas is the opening game of
the season on the Converse county ground but since that time
, 1921-11-22

Dancing and Skating Carnival Nov.
ef. 30. 20. ~, at Smile Roller Rink,
one block east Of Casper school.
Skating afternoon ana evening.
11-21-6t
, 1921-11-22
Sport Notes

Lafayette has given Cornell n great
race for team scoring houors on the
gridlrpn this season.
Al Waters, the Red Sox catcher. Is
playing with Harry Heiiman's Mis-
sion team in the California winter
league.
Pittsburgh gossip has Il that the
Pirates are to have a housekeeping.
with no fewer than five players get
ting the gate.
Tho first regular organization of
professional baseball clubs in Canada
vas the Ontario league. which inau-
gurated its championship season in
Y 1885. ,
Pitcher Joe Rate, who won 80 games
and lost Q for the Fort Worth CTexas
leaguc) team last season, hns been
signed by the Philadelphia Athletics
Pete Herman, the former bantam
weight champion. has been compelled
TO cancel all of his bouts for the
present because of a broken bone in
his right hand.
With the exception Of Yale and
Princeton, the Centre college football
eleven is the greatest drawing card Mt
the Harvard stadium
A new s75, 900 baseball park is to
be started in ATLANTA next spring. It
will be built in stadium form, in or
der to accommodate football games
and other athletic events.
A 10-round bout between Willie
Jackson of New York and Jimmy Han
lon, the crack Denver lightweight, is
10 be the star feature OF the big box
. ing show ct MADISON Square Garden
on November 20.
\ Charley Brlciley has blossomed out
into n successful sports promoter In
New York. The old Harvard star is
plotting a professional football team
and also pro basketball outfit
French champions are tout Of luck"
in America this year. Roger ont
the French billiard champion, has
followed Georges Carpenter and Su-
uAiAi e ttsl III A
mex American titles.
1t begins 10 look as II Tex Richard
will soon be up against keen compe-
ton in New York Several promi'
nent boxing and wrestling, promoters
have declared their intention of CIV
ing Tex a run for the fight business
in Gotham.
In the early days Of baseball there
were two umpires-one chosen Dy
each club-and a referee. As the UNI
| pires in a majority of cases decided in
favor of their own clubs, the decision
had ultimately to be left to the
referee.
Joe Lynch, who has lost several OF
his recent fights. Is to have another
chance to show whether he has gone
back or Is still able to beat MS OPP
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, 1921-11-22

London gets n shower of SCOT to the
extent OF four and a half pounds per
acre every day.
, 1921-11-22
UNITY CLUB

The Unity Club will hold its regu-
lar Tuesday night meeting for study
of lessons in Truth at the club
rooms 215 Midwest building, at $50
this evening. The public is invited
to atfend.
, 1921-11-22

The best-oysters for eating are eigh-
teen months old.
, 1921-11-22

Joe Lynch, who has lost several OF
his recent fights. Is to have another
chance to show whether he has gone
back or is still able to beat his op-
, 1921-11-22

In the early days of baseball there
were two umpires-one chosen by
each club-and a referee. As the UNI
pires in a majority of cases decided IN
favor of their own clubs, the decision
had ultimately to be left to the
referee.
, 1921-11-22

Lafayette has given Cornell n great
race for team scoring houors on thu
gridlrpn this season. /,
, 1921-11-22

A 10-round bout between Willie
Jackson of New York and Jimmy a
Ion, the crack Denver lightweight, is
TO be the star feature of the big box
ing show at Madison Square Garden
on November 20.
, 1921-11-22

1t begins to look as II Tex Richard
will soon be up against keen compe-
ton in New York Several promi-
nent boxing and wrestling, promoters
have declared their intention Of CIV
ing Tex a run for the fight business
in Gotham.
, 1921-11-22

With the exception Of Yale and
Princeton, the Centre college football
eleven is the greatest drawing card Mt
the Harvard stadium
, 1921-11-22

Charley Brlckley has blossomed out
into n successful sports promoter IN
New York. The old Harvard star is
plotting a professional football team
and also pro basketball OUTFIT
, 1921-11-22

French champions are 'out of luck
in America this year. Roger Cont,
tho French billiard champion, has
followed Georges Carpenter and Su-
zanne Lenglen in their failure to an
mex American titles.
, 1921-11-22

Pitcher Joe Rate, who o 80 games
and lost Q for the Fort Worth CTexas
leaguc) team last season, has been
signed by the Philadelphia Athletics
, 1921-11-22

A new $40 900 baseball park is to
be started in ATLANTA next spring. It
will be built in stadium form, IN or
der to accommodate football games
and other athletic events.
, 1921-11-22

Al Waters, the Red Sox catcher. Is
playing with Harry Heiiman's Mis-
sion team in the California winter
league.
, 1921-11-22

Pittsburgh gossip has Il that the
Pirates are to have a housekeeping.
with no fewer than FIVE players get
ting the gate.
, 1921-11-22

Pete Herman. the former bantam
weight champion, has been compelled
to cancel all Of his bouts for the
present because of a broken bone in
his right hand.
, 1921-11-22

Tho first regular organization Of
professional baseball clubs in Canada
was the Ontario league. which inau-
gurated its championship season in
1885.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

Lorenzo ritornaya ALA bottega lutte
lie sere: eli sembraya spossato, ANNA
lato: una leggiera yena turchinic-
ella eli cireondava gil occhi, lie sue
labbra ST scolorivano e screpolayano.
Per altro ayeya Ia solita pesante tran
ouilBta'. guardava Camille in yiso,
eli dimostrava Ia stessa schietta a
micizia. La signora RaQuin sccarez-
zava ancor piu' l'amico di casa, dac-
che To vedeya addormentarsi in una
specie di lenta febbre.
Teresa ayeya rpigliato Ia sua
Hsionomia muta e ammusonita; era
immobile, piu' inpenetrabile, piu' che
mai. Pareva che Lorenzo non esistes-
Sc per lei, 10 guardaya appena, gil
voleeva rare parole, 10 trattava cor
perfetta indifferenza. La signora Ra-
ouin. Ia cui bonita soffriva di quel'
rappareute tensione, diceya talYolta
ri riovine, Non badate ALA freddezza
di mia nipote; la conosco: il suo rise
par freddo. ma II suo cuore e caldc
. .di tenerezze e di tutu i sacrifici.
due amanu non aveyano piu' con
.veeni Dopo 10 sera trascorsa in vi.
san Vittore, non 81 erano piu' incon
trait da soli a soli, non avevan'
sea1abiata una parola. ALA sera
ouando stavano faccia faceia, mel
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03
NUNIERC a.
TERESA RAQUIN

percorsa. lie pareva discendere allora
allora da Lorenzo tanto lie sue orecchle
erano ancora piene dele parole diaHz
udite. Ella trovo' Ia signora Raquin e
Camilo ansiosi con mile domande: RI
spose con voce asciutta che ayeva fat
Ia una corsa inudle che era rimasyo
un'ora per via ad sspettare un omni-
bus.
Quand'ella 81 pose letto, troyo'
le Ieunzuola FREDDIE ed umide ; le sue
membra, ancora infiammate, sentirono
brividi di ripugHanza. Camille non
tardo' ad adormentarsi, Teresa guar
do a lungo quella faccia scialba, stu
pidamente posata sui guanciale, coils
bocca aperta. Ella 81 scostava ds lui
3 sentiva Ia tentazione di cscciare Il
. IL pugno chiuso in quella bocca.
CAPITOLO y.
Passarono quasi tire settimaue
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

che la pulizia sia ben fatta e che non
urtera' mai per Estrada un assassino.
oliviero in quelle parole seorse
un'offesa personaIe.
- Certamente la pulizia e ben
fatta - egli esc1amo' con accento di
stizZa - tuttavia moi non possiamo
fare impossible. vi sono scellerati
che hanno appreso il delitto ALA scuo-
la del diavolo. sfuggirebbero anche
Dio... Ne vero, babbo?
- ST., ST., - appoggio' il vecchio
Michaud ~ Infatti quandio ero a
Vernon, la signora Raquin forse sc
ne ricordera', fu assassinato sulla
strada maestro un carrettiere. II ca
davere fu rinvenuto tagliato a pezz
in un fosso. Non 81 puo' mai metter(
la mano sui colpeyole. Viye forse an
cor oggi, e. forse nostro vicino, for
Sc il signor Griyet 81 abbattera' II
Iui mel ritornare a casa.
Grivet diveuto pallido come III
cencio. EgIi non osava voltare il ca
no; parevagli che l'assassino del car
rettiere gil fosse di dietro; eppur'
piacevagli di aver paura: le stori
spaventevoIi del commissario gil ia
cevano provare una vera volutta'
All. no poi! - egli balbetto
, senza saper troppo cosa 81 dicess
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

avsva dovute conoscere. Allora Gri-
vet e Camille stavano ad udire lie sto-
rie del commissario di polizia cola
paura atterrita come bambini cui ST
parla della befana. 81 spaventavano
e 81 divertivano.
Ouel giorno Mchaud, che aveva
finito al uarrare un orribile assassi-
nio, cui particular avevano fatto
fremere luditorio, aggiunse scuoten-
do il capo:
e non ST sa tutto... Quanti de-
utl rimangono sconosciuu! Quanti
assassin sfuggono ala giusizia degli
uomiui'."
- Come - disse Griyet sorpreso
|- vol credete che ci siano, per lie vie,
del birbanti che hanno assassinato e
che non ST arrestano?
Oliviero ST mise sorridere con
aria di sprezzo.
- Caro- signore - egli rispose con
. Ia sua voce fina - Sc non 81 arrestanC
e. perche' s'ignora che abbiano assas-
sinato.
Non parye che il ragionamento con
vinse Griyet. Camille yenne in sue
.soccorso.
- 10 sono del .parere del signoi
Grivet - diss'egH con una sciocci
Importance. - Ho bisogno di creder'
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

raspetto tranquillo ed estranei l'uno
ull'altra. scorrevano soto la carne
tranquilla del loro viso uragani di
passione, di spavento di desiderio.
E alternavansI in Teresa collere, VI
gIiaccherie, beffe crudeli; alterna-
vansi in Lorenzo fosche brutalitaI
doIorose indecisioni. Essi medesimi
non osayano gudrdarsi in tondo al
ranima: in fondo allimpura febbre'
che empiva il Ioro ceryello di una
specie di vapore dense, acre, arden
te.
Ouando potevauo, dietro un uscto,
senza parlare. stringevansi lie mani
da rompersele; in una pressione e.
nergica breye avrebbero voluto
scambievolmente portarsi via del bra
nj di carne mediate allie dita. Piu
non avevauo che Questa stretta di
mano per calmare / desideri. vi met
teyano tutto il corpo. Non 81 chiede'
vano altro; aspettsyano.
I'm giovedr sera innanzi porsi q
riuocare. gil invitati della famigli'
RaQuin. come al solito, ciarlavan'
un pochetto Altro del grandi argo
menti di Conversations era il parla
re del vecchio Michaud delle sue an
tiche funzioni, dinterrogarlo sull
strane slnistre adventure ch'egl
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

- oh no, non voglio credere... An
chic Ia so una storia. C'era una vol
IA una fantesca che fu MESA in pri-
gione per aver rubato al suoi padroni
una posata dargento. IRE mesi dopo,
mentre ST abbatteva un albero, fu tro-
vata la posata in un nido di gazza.
La ladra era una gazza. Flu lasciata
Iibera la fantesca... Vedete che col
pevon sono sempre puniti.
Grivet era trionfante. oliviero sghi-
gnando soggiunse;
- Allora fu MESA in prigione Ia
gazza
- Non e. questo che ha voluto d.
re il signor Grivet - ripiglio' Camil-
10. incollerito dt veder messo in ridi-
colo il suo capo. - Mamma, dacci IL
giuoco di domino.
Mentre la signora Raquin andava
cercare la scatola, il giovane prose
sur. volgendosi a Michaud;
- AIlora la polizia e impotente,
vol 10 confessate; ci sono del misera-
|biIi che passeggiano al SOLE.
- Ehl 81, per disgrazia - risDose
il commissario.,
Fl una immoralita'! - concluse
Grivet.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03

tutto il suo essere reclamavs imPe-
riosamente la prudenza. Egh era trop-
20 vile, tropo voluttuoso per srrischia-
re ls sua tranquillita' Uceideva per
vivere calmo felice.
A POGO a POGO 10 invase il sonno.
Liaria fredda aveva scacciato dalla
soffitta il fantasma tepido e odoroso
al Teresa. Lorenzo, stance, 81 lascio'
invadere da una specie di dolce vago
intorpidimento. Nelraddormentarsl
deeise di attendere m'occasione IA
vorevole, e il suo pensiero ancora piu' /;
indeterminato 10 cullava memoranda;
.Lo uccidero', 10 uccidero'.' Cinque
minuti piu tardi ei riposava respiran-
do con serena regolarita'.
Teresa s'era rineasata ale undicL
Cola tesla in fuoco, il pensiero fissoi
ella arrivo' al transito del Ponte Nuo-
yo senza aver cosienza della strada
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

Aquitania, charged with disposing Of
securities which were part Of the loot
Of mail truck holdup In Los An
geles March 3. The arrest was made
by California postoffice inspectors
who have been working on the case
since June.
Securities valued at $4,000. al
legged to be part Of the loot from the
Los Angeles holdup. We're traced to
him, the inspectors said. Half were
bonds Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad and half foreign Sc
curities. The latter. II was added.
were recovered. while the sale of the
former through a Boston concern.
drew suspicion to Chapman.
While the robbery occurred March
3, it was not until June IA that the
securities appeared In Boston. How
they were transported across the
country is a mystery, the inspectors
added, as nc trace can be obtained
of them going through the mail.
When arrested on the Aquitania,
Chapman made vigorous protest.
the officers said, and when under
cross examination at the general
postoffice denied the charges, but
offered what the inspectors termed
Unsatisfactory explanations"
Two women who accompanied him
to the pier were questioned by the
inspectors but were not detained.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Our Bargain Basement
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The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Verne SDREA|M
BELIEVED NEAR
LIBERALIZATION
check on War Submarines Seer
as Opening Way for Use In
World Commerce.
by WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON.
Internationa News Service.


Adoption of the British plan for
abandonment of ocean-going war sub
nersibles will bring realization OF
Jules Vernes dream of inter-oceanic
submarine passenger craft. In the
opinion. here today of naval experts.
Five great submarine building
plants, where forty-one American an.
1ersea boats are now being construct
I'd, would be turned Immediately to the
creation of super-modern commercial
submarines, the experts declared. Elk
periments. now being attempted, point
TO an actual duplication of Verne's
famous but mythical Thirty Thou.
sand Leagues Beneath the Sea" voy.
age.
Big Loss to Government.
The chief American loss caused by
adoption OF the British plan would
fall on the government. Scrapping of
the submarines now being constructed
would cause a loss of Zoo. 900. but
the 500. 900 900 worth OF special equip
ment in the private yards could be
used in building commercial submer'
sibles. the experts said.
One nationally known inventor. II
was said. has been working for months
on q plan to establish sub-ocean pas
senger cruisers on a route plying be-
tween London and Vladivostok or
Tokyo. The route would carry pas
senger beneath the great Ice floes and
frozen surfaces Of the Arctic ocean
and Boring Strait. The experimental
ton, experts said, would soon reach a
reality II all submarine plants were
turned to commercial purposes.
Naval authorities declared there
would be little cessation of work at
the submarine plants! Submersibles
would be built to salvage wrecks, for
pearl hunting and for sponge fishing,
pending realization of under-ocean pas
senger travel.
Data on American Plants.
The plants now building submarines
for the Government and the number
Of boats In construction are:
Portsmouth. N. H.. three super
submarine cruisers and four coast
wise defensive submarines at the
Portsmouth navy yard.
Bridgeport, Conn.,. four coast sub
marines by the Lake Torpedo Corpora
ton.
Fall Rives. Mass, eighteen coast
submarines at the Bethlehem Ship
building yards.
San Francisco, eleven coast defen-
sive submarines at the Union Iron
Works
Quincy. Mass, one coast submarine
at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding plant.
All of these vessels are being con-
structed under the 1915 naval pro
gram. Several have had trial runs,
but none has been accepted by the
Government. They represent a total
investment of about SCI. 100000.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
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The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Four Bandits Took Part.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 10
Securities Of various kinds formed a
large portion Of registered mail mat.
ter stolen when a United States mail
truck was held up here on March
last, in connection with which Bert
r., Chapman was arrested yesterday
i'm New York. Four bandits stopped
the truck by dropping the crossing
gates of the Southern Pacific rail-
road at First and Alameda streets.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

Gauze, IL Yards for
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The Washington times., 1921-11-16
NEW IMPORTANT FIGURES
COMING TO CONFERENCE

A new actor Ia slated to be added to
the cast Of the disarmament confer.
ence.
Minister Of Reconstruction LOU
cheur Of France IL expected to Join
the French delegation to present the
views of his nation with regard to
economic results Of disarmament.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

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The Washington times., 1921-11-16
Copyright. isaID
PARIS, France.

PAKIS, France.
THOSE fncies of the mode that mark fock aleur Of
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se Very Chinese in feelings really smart things
achieving distinction black packque embroidered
gold and silver,
slit half that reaches the while
slip black velvet cape-acke
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is more than ready to tea. ~
COFT peachcoored chiffon
~ OF negges The slip of chiffon completes
lace coat bed gallon and tiny
silver tasse stand between the ground
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
U. S. SHIP CUT PROPOSAL
PLEASING TO ASQUITH

LONDON, Nov. 16. - Herbert A.
quith, former prime minister. In a
speech at Belfast yesterday, approved
the proposals of the United States for
naval reduction as practicable.
woykable scheme, which does not sac.
rif'te the honor or security" of any
nation.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16

He advertised "disarmed' skunks
and red foxes for sale for breeding
purposes. He received checks through
the mail. cashed them and never deliv.
cred the animals.
His brother. Walter. was arraigncd
on a similar charge and entered q plea
OF guilty. Sentence was deferred until
u further investigation of his offense
can be made.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
FARLEY GIVES ARITHMETIC
4 SHARKS PLENTY OF WORK

The disarmament conference today
took on the aspect of a class in arith.
metic.
British and Japanese naval experts
are immersed in huge stacks of Stats
tics in their efforts to draft definite
proposals. for changes in the Ameri-
can naval holiday proposals.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
SENTENCED FOR SWINDLE;
OFFERED DISARMED SKUNKS

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 16.-Joseph
Augustine. of this city. tried in the
Federal court here, was sent to Al
lanta penitentiary for two years after
pleading guilty to having used the
United States mails to defraud.