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Evening journal., 1921-10-31
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY One OF the Old Guards.

The club is fortunate is securing
a man OF George Aliens ability as
president. The boys will cooper
ate with him he will bring the club
right back 10 its old standing.
Those bean picking parties seem
to have Harry Pogue's goat. He
used 10 be one OF our most reliable
standby. but OF late he don't seem
TO have anytime 10 spare. More
pep. old fellow.
sun among the missing. the foot
ball The guilty one must certain
~ figure himself a cheap crook. We
certainly have a good opinion OF who
he is. Actions speak louder than
words.
Jimmy Quinn is the boy that puts
the old ginger into a meeting
That's the spirit. Sergeant. old top.
A Chester promoter was In town
yesterday looking for fighters TO ap-
pear az the Chester fair grounds
dancing pavilion. but we think ever
body remembers that last jaunt TO
that dump.
Billy Baimer one Of the old timers
was on hand and displayed the old
spirit. More power 10 your old
times.
Patty Murphy and Tommy Kill
brain were among those present. Il
looked like old times 20 gaze into
their faces.
George Moody tried to make the
meeting. but his tin Lizzie Just
wouldn't let him. BE on the Job
next sunday, George. old top.
Steve Roman. the old reliable. was
on hand and promises to put new
life into things. Go 10 It. Steve.
old man.
Keep your eyes open for that an
nouncement that we promised the
shoulder shakers.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
RIFIE SHOOTING

Three interesting events. compris-
ing the card of the Hallowo' en-
shoot OF the Diamond state Rine
Club. were held over the Shellpot
range on Saturday afternoon. p.
II. Burkins with a 76 copped the So
yard off-hand. r. S. Cashell hit SO
to win the 1e0-yard kneeling and
G. II. Pusey turned lin string OF
four bulls to capture the 2oo-yard
miss and out event Useful prizes
were awarded 20 each winner.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Pick Officials

Selection OF onicials and other
details for the game between
Defiance A. 4. and Chcsrook
viii be made az a meeting which
will be held I'm Tho Evening
journal ofiice at 7.3O o'clock to-
night. Many football followers
OF the city are claiming that
Chcsrook has faltercd consider
ably and are I'm danger OF losing
the State title and the game
Saturday will prove whether
they are still In line for the
championship. Managers and
captains OF both teams are
urged TO be present.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Two out. runners on second and
third. Batsman hits three-bagger
but is called out for cutting first
base Does either run count2 No.
ID Rule SO. Sec. Man on second
ard third. one out. batsman hits a
line drive to left fielder. Man on
third holds base and then goes home.
Man on second starts before BAN is
cuaght and is doubled at second.
Does run count? Yes. II was
not force play.
Rule Sc. Sec. 10. Man on first.
hatsman Is passed. on the four
ball. runner on first tries to steal
and the catcher throws over second
baseman's head. runners pulling up
At second and third. Must they go
back or not7 They can advance az
far as they may
Rule "a. A batted ball hits foul
but rolls fair inside of first base. Is
~ fair. Yes. unless touched by any
>ne while 1t was on foul ground.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
SHUTS \
OUT ELKTON HIGH

working like a well-oiied ma
chine, salasanium Catholic High
outciassed Eliston High before
large crowd at Second and dupont
on saturday afternoon rs to o. The
Gold and White got or its plays in
wonderful fashion. every man TAX
ing an individual part in each we'll
aimed offensive. Lineup;
saiesianum. Eikten,
(Ford) -,-,,,-
Mecarthy.. Left guard. .crothers
(Fariey)
Butler. Center. beers
CHance)
Monirle....... Right guard. ..... mcCune
tkelleher)
Fahcy.. -...... Right Jackie sssssb buhpsA
(Lally)
Grant. end. Peterson
Cunningham. Quarter Kay
Rurke.. Left half-back.. Lawrence
,Nicha. Right haif-b back, Sparks
Kelieher. Fuil-back. .Diebert, Capt.
(Cullnane)
Salesianum ..s...s.ss.s..s
Elkton .s.s...ss...s.sss.. " "
Summary: Touchdowns-Cunnin
Micha. Burkel 2 Goals from touch
downs-Micha. Referee Gcrstcnbcrg.
'Umpire-I.annon Head linesman-Gil-
pin. Timers-Taylor. Ogden. Time Of
periods-lO and AZ minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
EDGE MOOR WINS.

Edge Moor broke into the win col
umn ct the second division OF tho
Allied League Of Philadelphia by de-
feating the Germantown Lighthouse
=. c. on the latter eleven's field In
Philadelphia on Saturday 2 to /.
Edge Moor was the first to score.
but Lighthouse evened the count be-
fore the half ended. Jones got one
into the ne. for the deciding tally
just before the game ended.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

It seems that the Purple and Gold
Bulldogs have never considered the
defeat at the hands OF Parkside as
putting them out OF the running for
the championship. Now they are out
to prove if. or course they have all
TO gain and not nearly so much 20
loose, but you've, got 10 admire them
for their gancness.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

greater heroes often are muffed.
Chicago beat Princeton to o.
Romncy was the hero OF the Ma
rooms and got most OF the glory.
But Chi was bucking an unrewarded
superhero In Copt Stanley Keck on
the losing end. But for Keck the
score might have been 40 10 nothing
instead OF a low ..
Time and again the play went
through tackle and time and again
this Aii-American OF 1870 stopped
the visitors dead Twice he injected
his ponderous frame between Huri-
burt and the Nassau goal. short
circuiting two touchdowns. and re-
peated again when ne downed a pass
on the 3s-yard line when Il seemed
that nothing but fate. could stop the
throw.
Chicago got the game and the
honor. But after all, most OF tho
credit goes TO Keck. He was the
real hero-thoush a loser.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Y. ROYs no SWIM AGAIN

The Y. NJ. c. A. Swimming team
will meet Girard College team in a
meeting in the local tank on Friday
night. The meet was postponed
ffrom last Friday night.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
DELAWARE
WINSEASILY
Newark Piles Up AZ TO 0
Score Against Wash
ton College
VISITORS ARE
BEWILDERED

University Of Delaware football
team Saturday afternoon defeated
Washington College. OF chestertown.1
Nd. AZ to 0. The score would have
been much larger had not Delaware
put in her entire substitute team for
the second and third quarters.
Delaware from the kickoff had the
edge on the visitors. and there was
never any stage Of the game whers
Washington even had a chance Of
scoring. The visitors scored but 4
three first downs during the entire
game and two OF those were the re-.
suit Of penalties imposed on Del,
aware for holding and off-ssde plays.
In the third quarter. Grow made
so-yard run. which was the only
first down earned by Washington
Delaware bewiidered Washington
with the numerous plays that were
pulled on. The Blue and Gold al
ways had something in reserve. and
when a line plunge failed they would
come back with an end run. al 4. II
. luAl ldlltVf ANlWat4 Iao"f 'ii'' AZ"
times did Delaware fail to make d.
their FIRST down The few excep-
tions we're when Delaware was pen--
allied either FOR holding or off-sldc
plays. Delaware's line was cspe-
ciaiIy strong and the visitors could
not get through. Keenan,. the big
2so-pound guard OF the visitors
/ failed TO make a showing worth
lwhile against Aiken. the 17o-pound-
more experienced Delaware player,
I in the latter part OF the game Della
ware bewiidered the visitors with an
aerial attack. which resulted in two
touchdowns.
washington College. u. Of Delaware.
johnson. ....-.Left end-...;,,;,...:. Young
s,inMsesrr..' Mer.' Left tackle. '..:. Hoiion
CBurre)
Blsehopf ruard......, Aiken
Ruarls. Centre. Lilly
q Keenan,. Right guard.... Gotnngon
Duffye fSea0.., Right tackle. .MeKsiyis
Carroll. end......... Price
Russell .ouarter-back. co.. .schaffei
p Bankard. Left half-haek.. Jackson
:, Bounds. -. Right haif-baek. .Rothrocl
5, Crow. .....Fuii- back. William
Summary. T0uchdOwns-Wili
b. Schancr, 3. Jackson, steele Price. Goal
,. from .touchdowns-Holto out of 8
r. Aiken. l. Referee-Eberle. swarthIln,ore
d Umpire - sangree. Haysriord;, r,ed. Ice.
n.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Another thing we'd like 20
know. why are so many follow
ers OF the gridiron sport tickled
because Centre hung IL on the
Crimson? Must be the same
sort OF feeling that develops
when a little kid Is picked on by
the hurley brute OF a town
bully.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
SHARPENED
News in Numbers

undefeated in FIVE years; Har-
ward eleven. one touchdown TO
none. The question will bob up
again. how can a school with
student body Of only $50 do TT
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
CHEsROOK PRACTICE

Chesrook will hold its annual
practice tomorrow night. All play
ers are requested to report at the
Rodney street reservoir at 7.So
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

What will be the local |
football situation II De-
fance trims chesrook in |
the forthcoming game?
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
HIGH TAKES LACING
FROM BLIND BOYS

Wilmington High received its first
defeat OF tho season Saturday. and
Il was a regular walloping. p. I. d.
administered a $50 lacing to the
Cherry and White on the Mt. Airy
Field. The mutes ran wild around
Highs end. Sheppard and Bolasa
ripping of extensive gains or the
wings time after time.
Line plunging was the feature OF
the Hiehiets' attack. They fell down
again in their aerial offense. Highs
gains through the line we're chiefly
made by Captain W. White and Dom
aldson. together with Bowe Sealey
and Thatcher. playing their first
varsity backheld. Lincupi
Wilmington High. P.L'D.
H White Left tackle. wadleirh
Lohman.. Left guard. smith
Kramer. ........ .Center........La La Rocco
stout ........Right guard. .LutzKenicz
Fletcher. .... Right tackle. ...... Kirby
McNiff.. Right end........ .Gooner
(Green)
Donaldson. Quarter back. ....... Bolasa
howe. ......., ,Let haii- pack shepparu
n. white..... .Fuli-back. .... simmons
Summary: Touchdowns-Lutzke
Gooner, sheppard Jacoby. Goals from
touchdowns--Lutzkenicz, 4. Referee
Gideon, Germantown H. S. Umpire-Sel-
by, Colby Head llnesman-Cusack,
Gallacreot College. Timers-Beger and
Horner. Time OF periods-i5 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

COLLEGE. FOOTBALL
Centre. s, Harvard. o.
Princeton, 81; Virginia. o.
Yale. 81; Brown, q.
Georgia Tech, n Penn state, y.
Williams. 20 Columbia, q.
lafayette. IS. Rutgers. ?.
Navy 2i Bethany. 0.
Georretown, Is, Washington, 0.
Hobart. Fl, Union, z.
Northwestern, 81 pepauw, Q.
Washington and JEFFERSON II; syra-
Notre DAME. 2s: Indiana. Z.
Missouri, 6; Drake, 0.
Army So. Susquchanna, o.
Lehigh. ei; West Virginia, "a.
Georgetown, u Auburn, o.
Chicago. 35; Colorado. o.
Michigan, 3. Illinois,
Wisconsin. 35; Minnesota. o.
University Of Detroit, lt; Tulane, 10.
Colorado. 10; Grinnen, 0.
Iowa, "a; Perdue, 6.
Case, "a; Heidelberg, Q.
Ohcriin. 81; Ohio Wesleyan, o.
Kenyon. Z; Otterbein, Z.
Beioit IL: Knox, 7.
Kansas University. p. Kansas Aggics, Z.
Depauw. 67. Georgetown lky.), 0.
Nebraska, a.: Oklahoma, Q.
sewanee. 9; Kentucky, 0.
North Carolina state, q v. NJ. L. o.
Ogiethorpe, Z; Chattanooga, Q.
Hampden Sidney. a; Union rheologi-
vanderbilt. Il; Tennessee, 0.
Mississippi College. ~; Birmingham
Southern, 6.
Texas. IS; Rice. o.
Newberry 80; Wofford n.
Arkansas University, ~ $. NJ T., 0.
Haskell Indians, n; Tulsa U. r. Q:
Ws-hburn College, z; Fairmount, 8.
Alabama Z. Louisiana state. Z.
Washington and Lee, 4; V. p. l., 0.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Some OF the sick and thirsty
they must be sick-can now
drown their SORROWS in beers
and beers. II will still be tears
and tears in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

The quarter called the signals loud.
But his mind was off the game.
For the number he ran, was none
other thap
The phone OF the fuli-back's
dame.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

OYSTERS ARE FAMED FOR
SILENCE AND RARELY GET IN
THE SOUP.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Study the Want Ads for positions
as stenographers. clerks and once
positions.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

wouldn't this be a wonderful
brawl The scrap for space on the
electric sign out front II Jack Demp-
sey and Babe Ruth should meet on
the vaudeville circuit.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
FINE TWo MoRE sPEEnERs.

Two spceders were arrested yes
terday on the Philadelphia pike by
Lieutenant McVey Of the State high
way police.
Frank NJ. Culiis OF Chester. was
arrested by him at Claymont. and
was fined IS and costs by Magistrate
Hudson. Samuel G.. Crossloy. of
Philadelphia. was arrested by Lieu
tenant McVey on Penny Hill and
was fined $40 and costs by Magi-
strate Stradlcy.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Centre College is again the
center Of discussion IN the foot
ball armament. The Praying
Colonels from or Kaintuck had
their heartiest exhortations an
swered when they tripped the
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

There is so much time spent in
gloating over the victorious team
and It's individual stars that tho
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Dear Battleaxe:

Dear Battleaxe:
II we were allowed 10 run boxing
IN Wilmington do you think we
could find a hall large enough to ac-
comodate what would attend a bill
like this:
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Halloween goes only once a year.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

We doubt n the jumping OF
Paul Kemske from Chesrook 20
Parkside and then back to Ches-
rook will ever be fully explain.
ed, and do not know that Il Is
necessary but more than one
claim has been made by De-
fiance and its followers that the
hard playing and plunging
backfield star was more respon-
sible for the Kiriwood Park
eleven's win over them a couple
OF weeks ago. than anything
else. They further intimated
that he was not supposed to be
eligible for the game. accord
ing TO an exchange Of lineups
between managements prior TO
the struggle. But be that as II
may. the game was played and
Parkside won, and the victory
has to be Acknowledged.
What we are getting at Is
this. The practice Of allowing
a player TO jump from one team
TO the other should be discon-
tinued right from the beginning.
IL surely does not aid the game.
The same sort OF thing was
main topic in the discussion fol-
lowing the question raised
few months ago. whats the
Matter With Baseball I'm VIII
mington?" The using OF Kcm-
ske surely did not add TO the
glory OF Parkside's victory over
Defiance. Ugly rumors have
been circulated 10 the effect that
nc received special rcmunera-
tion for taking part in this game
and the one against American
Legion. We have no facts sub
stantiating these rumors and
believe them 10 be false. Def
ancc deserves credit for going
on with the game with Parkside
and allowing a man whom they
were sure was ineligible 20 play
but they should not have raised
a huIlaboo afterwards.
PROHIBIT THE JUMPING O
HAVE SOME SORT O
ABOUT IT
LEAST. AND MUCH OF TIL
NEEDLESS ARGUMENT WILL B
ELIMINATED.
-t-t-f-
Centre College is again the
center Of discussion IN the foot
ball armament. The Praying
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

And then Hewitt. that Pitt bat
tering ram. The Penn defense was
like paper against this well knit
crasher and on the touchdown which
he scored ne carried three men
across the line with him from above
the five yard mark through sheer
strength. There's not many lines i'm
the country that can stop him. To
us the playing OF Hewitt and Stein
were the outstanding features. with
Pos MiIlcr's work, Penn's only re-
dccming feature.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
SATURDAYS SPORT
LOCAL REsULTs-FooTeALL

LOCAL REsULTs-FooT5ALL
Delaware O.. 81; Washington College, 0.
saiesianum. 25. Elkton High. 0.
p. 7. D.. 2s. Wilmington High. 0.
Chesrook. z; Fort DUPONT, 0.
st. Mary's. fs; Philadelphia Varsity. 0.
Parkside. %; 81. Thomas. z.
Ninth Ward. ~; West End. o.
ST. Luke's Academy, 25; Merwick, s.
Park A. c.. IS; st. Peters, Z.
keystone. Z: Five Points, 7.
Rockford. o. ST. Hedwig's, 0.
SOCCER
Chester Burns, Z Resurrection, e.
Edge Moor. 2, Lighthouse y. c., /.
Crescent. /: Burns Club. 0.
Wilmington Gas. i Nandever, 1.
BASKETBALL
South Sidc-Eden. -; X. OF C.. 16.
TRAPsHooTiNo
wilmington, isox5oo; Quaker City, i7sx
500.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

The Want Ads viii advertise to
good profit. rooms 10 let and apart
ments to-let.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

ing the west side combination.
-f-f-4-
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Axc'iom:-
\ lot Of people can he thankful
that taxes are not based ON what
they think they are worth.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

. .
Muggsy McGraw. the former .
. Wilmington boy. again showed .
. 10 good advantage with the .
. Penn Freshmen and was one Of .
. the main cogs In the over .
. whelming victory OF the Red .
. and Blue yearlings over the .
. West Virginia Fresh. MuEgsy :
. intercepted a couple OF for :
wards. heaved a couple OF WE'LL Z
directed ones himself and ran I
the team I'm fine style from the :
quarter position.
-f-f-f-
Quite n representative crowd
goes up 10 PhiIly cvcry Satur-
day afternoon 20 see the games
at Franklin Field. Yea. a ver-
table mob. when the rush for
the 5.f5-5.f9 out OF West
Philly-ls on.
-t-t-t-
AND LOOK WHAT CORNELL
DID TO DARTMOUTH.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

After seeing Pitt in action against
Penn we can understand why the
report came out that some OF the
Syracuse players thought that Herb
Stein, pivot man for the Panthers
know their code OF signals. Stein Is
the smartest man on the defense
that has graced college ranks In
many a moon. He has an uncanny
super-knowledge OF diagnosing the
attack Of the opposition and directs
his mates in accord. Stein also has
the knack Of staying in the play. He
was running around loose during
the entire game and we doubt II he
was ever taken out by the Penn IN
terferers. Stein was in every play
and he made a large percentage OF
Pitts tackles. This Is his last year
with Pitt and he ought TO be great
ly missed. Elevens opposing the
Panthers should develop and direct
their interference with stein as the
leading obstacle TO be removed. He's
a rowing terror 70 opposition. from
what little OF his playing we have
seen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Summary. williams. 2;
Schancr. .; Jackson, steele. Price. Goals
from stouchdowns-Holto out of 81
Aiken. l. Rcfcrcc-Ebcrle. Swarthmore.
Umpire - Sanrrce Havcrford. Head
incsman-stoilenwcr Time OF periods
-i5 and 10 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

PROHIBIT THE JUMPING OF
PLAYERS. HAVE SOME SORT OF
ABOUT IT AT
LEAST AND MUCH OF THIS
ARGUMENT WILL BE
ELIMINATED.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

Bucly McGinnis VS.. Pctey Devine.
Mickey Morris VS.. Jimmy ireland.
frankie Lewis vs.. Battling Barnes.
Jimmie Vincent, Joe Hall or
Georgic Morrow vs.. Kid Sum.
Ralph Raymond vs.. Jimmy MUIR
ply.
Give US your opinion OF this bill.
One Who Is interested.
Sounds pretty good 10 us. As
the shipwrecked fellow who had
been without food for a couple
of months said, "Whcn do we
cat?"
Evening journal., 1921-10-31


Wilmington High was the
only one OF the local elevens
meeting out-of-town aggrega-
tions TO go under in the week.
end-not weakened-gridiron
struggles. Delaware showed
further improvement by tear
} ing Washington College 20
shreds-we consider the u. OF
d. local. Chesrook vanquished
Fort Dupont. Saleslanum tri-
umphed over Elkton and St.
Mary's showed under the Var
sity A. A. OF Philadelphia.
IL was the Cherry and Whites
first defeat in its five starts OF
the seasons Some OF the Philly
papers have been saying that
p. /. ID. has a wonderful eleven
this year and now Wilmington
High believes Il.
-f-f-t--
The surprise 81. Thomas
promised Parkside failed 70 ma
terialize. The Kirkwood Park
steamroiler forged 10 the front
In local grid ranks by outclass-
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

AND LOOK WHAT CORNELL
DID TO DARTMOUTH.
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TARIFF PLANS
FOR SOUTH UP


seventeen southern governors nH
wen nH many state huuao officials
from 100 southern station aro expected
in address the meetings.
John D. KIRBY president nf tho us-
snHHtinn. win preside
u has hnCn pointed oui that thnr.
are "a number uf lines of aluthorn prn-
ducts ON which thcrr ia no tnrlff
AmunE These arD .uuthcrn mineral in-
duairipH. rfnphitc producers ana many
olhrre Those lines viii hpVo rcprc-
7nntatiYoH Ht the congress 90 bro.
aont Their pleas Tor tariff protection
some nt the other lines which arc to
ho represented afc. southern zine
p'udurcrH, sulphur industries nf Louis
ANA and TcNHH southern iron and
steel INDUSTRY lnhe oven hV- rru.lurts
southern glass mannNcturinr com
rnrna. producers of rofo-uuuya. as-
nritna' mict potash gypsum mud
other 'ininut Huuthoru min,rni prn
ourt ltrHtork dNllorn nuind mnnu.
fnriurlng aasnrlationa nf tn .ntfh.rn
states. ara MANY Others
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POLANDLOOKS
TOPARIS MEET
FOR new DAYS
Plebescite is Counted Upon
60 Stabilize Conditions
and Save People

iiN inv AHtHfNNN"N ANNHH
HEITiiEN. Upper siicaia. Jan 11
Crfman industrinllata. Polish pfopn-
gnndista aud the men and women who
work in the great mines OF Upper Sil.
osin express virtually unanimous
hcuc that the council uf ambassadors
meeting in Parts tomorrow VIII IT'S
iht earliest possible date for the
plebiaito which. thcy believe. regard
less uf The result. VIII he The fret
step toward the stnhlllgatiou az the
unsettled conditions which are puup-
erislng q lnfgo por cent ~ the ponu
iniion
The Gtrmans. WIN arr conducting
Hn Intensive campaign Geo swlne the
region east of the odorFido declare
that q further p1aiuuurmsni of thD "a
'cti0ns win only add Co Che okriis-
mint and tn thc hatred between Tho
l'nlca and The Gofmuu wurkmon and
mat economically tho inioraai of t'u.
per Sllcsin win hc best arrltd hy
nn immediate vote tn decide whether
Poland ~ Germany shall control
Tho noles apparently more conf
durt uf victory. assert that ihov have
nlw..sH stood for un early uiehiscito
Hnd Hull urge o. 10 is pointed oui hv
both sido1 that The population o. ful
I ly equipped with lrnH ana that ilsnf-
lng dufiur ur lftur The elections hard
I ly can hr avoided
I Wiloiuck Korflniy. Polish icadoi and
I chlof promrnndlHf Boo fhc uiuhlacitt
zone, ana former member uf the reich.
stag, whom the Germans charge with
mitigating the "1rEnulace terror insl
frar has declared that Poland Be- sl
l.nnndcni of winning tho elections that
he has completed arrangements fnl
the assumption Of control ~ over,
Administrative rogt thc moment ih'
decision off tho rlrrfnflfrr la an.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
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LONDON. Jan eS ~ had TO go Co
The drahhrst and drcnriosi nI f.ondnn's
aany drah ana droary quarters tn find
Lady Florence Pelham Clinton. the
sister of The duke uf Newcastle
Lady Florence started out aO yrnrs
ago Co give part of hor time 90 Al-
htuy Institute on Greek road ln Dent
ford Tho Institute ia a haven uf iirhf
ana refuse and cheer iu surroundings
of gloom and terror nnd poverty
To-day lady linrlrro gives nn hrr
time tD TIE work nf the institute. and
dukes ana ducbessca and their Titled
friends who used 90 count on nof for
social occasions have almost falEoi-
ten hor altogether when sending out
Invitations
lady Florence hHa ltft thr Ola uohu-
ltF nf title nnd wealth t0 Caiu the
tito of 'fru lady of tho new nobility
az service
Because her home in the fashion
Hnln Wc4i -ond Of London is too far
uuay from thr Institute. Lady Florence
has hullt q little hunsc Tor herself
riEhi ucroHa from The scene uf her
iahors.
charity has bcen orascd from the
dictionary 0f the institute.
fsrvlcc' o. written largo in ita ar-
nals
NJ Fupplicr meals 600 poorly noufifhod
mothcfH at two cents meal
u maintains O. clinic Tor hnhion
u bus day nursery whore wnrlt-
INK women fnf a. small Zee may lcnVo
their little ones
% conducts a toy factory which en-.