davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
FISHER NEW FIREMAN

Spears Pendleton, who has been a
member of the Paris Fire Department
for several months, has resigned his
position. Thomas Fisher was ap-
pointed to fill the place temporarily
until a permanent fireman is select ed
at the next meeting of the City
Council. Mr.. Pendleton will locate
in Cincinnati.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
For Rent

Four nicely furnished upstairs
rooms in excellent location, at rea-
sonable price. For further Informal
ton call THE NEWS office, either
phone 1874
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
1zgaMzzz>A
HA Jewellers :: Paris, KY.
W Never Too Busy to Please
A TEN-CENT CIGAR FOR FIVE
CENTS.

Try our famous Edgemont cigar
that we are selling for cents. 1t is
a regular 10-cent quality and is be-
coming very popular and a big sell
Ter.
(1t) JAS. E. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
For Rent

One neatly furnished bedroom on
Tenth street. Rent reasonable. For
information call THE NEWS office,
either phone 1874.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
For Sale

Decker Bros upright piano. In
good condition. Also some household
furniture. Apply to
(6-2O MRS. A. P. BROWN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-06
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE

BEARDED FULTZ SEED WHEAT.
PHONE, CUMBERLAND $40
NIGHT. 997 DAY. OLD r. 3.
HUTCHCRAFT ELEVATOR STAND.
COLLIER BROS.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
SOUTH SIDE FOLK
AT OPEN HOUSE

The South Side Neihborhood
Settlement Association viii hold it's
second open house meeting at the
Eden-south side clubhouse. 41s
South Heald street, tomorrow night
The program will start at o'clock.
and will close with a dance in the
Liberty firehouse. The speakers will
be Mayor Taylor and Maurice T..
Walsh. dictator Of the Loyal order
OF Moose who will talk on child rec
reatlon. Mr. Ernst and Chairman
Mcgee will lead in songs. Hooks Or
chestra will furnish music. The
Moose mlnstrels. John Brainard, II.
Bralnard. Walter Wright. Candy
Taggert. william Springer and Steve
August. Will sing, ana Joic R0ssitter
will whistle.
other numbers will be: Mrs. Lot
tic Wells. plano selections. Mrs NJ
scheinder. songs; South Side Giee
Club In songs Listers String Band
in selections; Miss Brown and her
/ dancers in the latest dances accom-
panied by George Humes. violin.
Miss Range, organizer OF the Com
munity Service. will be present
The committee Is composed OF
Walter Rash, John Montgomery
Miss Katherine Cannon. william
Finerty. Mrs. Mabel Ward, walter
August, Patrick Kelleher, Eugen,
skelly All residents OF the neigh.
borhood are invited.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
McCaughan Sets Pace
For DeIdUdre, Counting
326 Points on Goals

is 90 field goals ana 12T foul goals.
a total OF a26 points.
Captain Alexander played most OF
the season as a rowing guard and con-
tributed most by his floor work.
Howovor. he broke into tho scoring
by caging 80 field goals. which is one
moro goal than he made last season
In playing the game from an angles
Alexander was the most brilliant
player on the squad.
Both Alexander and McCaughan
viii be lost to next years team by
graduation.
wills Probably Next Captain.
FRANKIE" Wills. now a two-yoar
veteran. Is the most likely selection
FOR next years captain. Last sea son
he served his varsity apprenticeship
with "Boss" Carter. This season he
seemed imbucd with all the fight OF
Carter. and all season has been the
strongest unit OF Delaware's defense.
His. playing has more than earned
for him the right to lead the varsity
next season.
But along with these men Shipicy
has developed some now men whose
playing promises much for next soa-
son. Keith. williams. Robinson
Wilson. Cole. Rothrock. Ramsey
Betzmor and Twoes an played on the
varsity squad this season. They will
be In college next season.
The list OF those 10 be recommend
ed FOR letters for basketball has not
yet been announced Those who viii
probably receive the letter. however
are. Captain Alexander. McCaughan
WINS. Williams. Keith, Cole ans
Rothrock.
The scores OF the games follow;
Union College %; Delaware IL.
Rutgers 80; Delaware "a.
stevens 80; Delaware 60.
Carnegie Tech 27; Delaware s5.
ST. Johns ~; Delaware a..
George Washington IT, 90; Della
ware 80.
UrslnuH &c; Delaware 20.
Brooklyn Poly rs; Delaware 2S.
Navy TO-. Delaware 81.
i Roanoke 16; Delaware 90.
Gettysburg 2s; Delaware 81.
Havorford H. Delaware 22.
Il ". =. !. II; Delaware n.
Muhlonburg IS; Delaware IS.
, Lafayette q; Delaware 10.
IT, OF virginia 2S; Delaware 21.
II IT, OF Penn. a.; Delaware 10.
, Total points scored -- Delaware
460; opponents, 400.
Won 10, lost z.
Awarded TO Delaware. 20.
, These AGO points were divide
& among nine men. The points whic
each man scored and the fouls con
4 mlttcd are:
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
LOCAL BOXERS GO
IN CHESTER TONIGHT

Two local scrappes. Jimmy Ire
land, Delaware's claimant for the
hyweight title Of America, and Joe
Martin are on the boxing card OF
the Chester A. A. tonight.
ireland stopped a long-winnlng
streak Of Burns when he met him in
chester before. Burns said he was
In poor condition at that time and
now expects to beat the local scrap
per.
Bobby Hughes, who will be Mar
tins opponent. is a Chester lad and
has been beating all his opponents.
The windup brings Knockout Al.
Miller and Johnny Kelly together.
Miller Is the boy that Jack Demp-
sey claims will cop the middle
weight title when he meets Johnny
Wilson. This will be a good test
for Miller as Kelly held Wilson Ia
a draw when they met in Boston.
In the semi-windup, Messenger
Miller meets Johnny Ketchel. Miller
held the amateur featherweighi
title for several years before he de-
clded to turn professional and he i.
going through the professional ranks
as easily as he did the amateurs but
in Ketchel he meets a boy who viii
keep him busy while he is in there
The opener will be between TIVE
colored boys who are out TO make
a reputation, so the fans will be sur,
OF seeing plenty OF fighting during
[ their stay in the squared arena
Black Powell Of Philadelphia meeti
Young Sam Langford Of Chester.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14

Edgar North was ninging fiossy
ball himself. I don't think the left
handler had looked so good any
time on the trip. He was getting
gilt-edged. diamond beaded sup
rort from the rest of the Evergreens
They we're fielding the apple like
athletes from the big show. Al the
end OF the fifth nobody had scored.
and the rooters were hunting for
throat lozenges
Muddy Clay got hit in the sixth
stanza. but Buzz Boomer kept him
stranded on first. In the last half
cf the inning, Lefty North Stun
bled.
lie walked a fat little black. The
next batter was retired on a ny. and
a cloudy six-footer helped himself
to three cuts In vain. Boomer,
quite a hitter, was now up.
Bear down there. Lefty, bear
down. yell. Hes yours"
With two strikes to the good
however, North let go a fat one
and Mr.. Boomer planted the ash
against il for a wicked welt to deer
left.
Simp Simpson might have shared
It. but he misiudged the smack and
ran in. The result was a triple foi
buzz Boomer and tally for IN,
BLACK Sox. one run was a whal,
Of a lead, the way Boomer wal
ohuoking.
Eczema, on the bench. wa
| grimbling.
How come nobody done hit tha
hoy7" he gurgles. That boy ain
got nothing. nohoW"
Boss. lemme out on that coach
in line" entreats Eczema o..
wanua talk 20 that boy in the box
Graves to talk to him right nowl'
didn't know why. but / sen
our galloping domino marvel ou
TO relieve wrigley at third base, an,
Eczema lost no time In getting unde
fun head OF steam.
"Roll 'em bones. Mistah Boom
an Rooi 'em bonesl wants &C
tom"
The big pitcher gave a start. an,
let loose a wild pitch. Tuny an
North advanced a base.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
LISTER HIGH SHOT
AT RIFLE RANGE

j. W. Lister won the Saturday aft
ernoon indoor shoot OF the Diamond
State Rife and Pistol Club with a
total OF ESQ out Of 800 shots.
c. Lister was a poor second with
232, and +. ID. Wells closer third
with 230.
The second event was a regular
1o-shot prone match In which w. o..
Webster and +. ID. Wells tied for
first with "a each and ]. Lister sec
ond with 90. Webster won the
shoot-off with 81 to 90. The boys
then staged a two-man team match,
c. Lister and j. Lister W.. Webster
and Wells. The first match went to
the Listers, 1856 to 1s2. but the we
came back strong the second time
and mopped up 1s4 TO 1e4.
Work on an improved and consid-
erably enlarged range at shellpoi
will be started in a few weeks by tho
Diamond State Club and the range
will be formally opened for the out
door season early next month. The
score.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
FIGHT FANS TO
SEE WILLIAMS AGAIN

Kid Williams. the local weiter-
weight fighter. will soon be seen In
action at Atlantic City. Manager
Miller has another offer for williams
to fight Willie Langford at the Har-
lem A. c.. New York city. on March
20. II this match is made this will
be the third time these boys have
met.
Langford won the decision over
williams in 10 rounds at the Queens
boro A. c.. Long Island City. n. Y,
in 1915, aud Williams got a decision
over Langford at Jacksonville. Fla
February %. 1917.
Manager Williams also has started
Battling Gonzales. the big Cuban
fighter. in active training. Gonzales
it will be remembered. fought Soldier
Stokes at Chester. in 1918. Miller
would like TO hear from some other
good boys. Address all communi'
cation to Lewis c. Miller. 1891 Healt
street, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
Lady Luck HolUnS on Dusky TiUirIer

Lady luck left yo' last night.
boy and Lady Luck am leavin' yo'
now. How come yo' th'ow that base
ball like it was dico2" Eczema was
gleefui
Buzz Boomer muttercd some-
thing and failed to get tho next
three balls over to Worth. The pill
lows were packed.
"Shoot a hundred doiiahs. Mis-
tab Boomah Lovin' dice. put yo'
aims aroun' mel sees seven.
Read 'em ana moan. boysl"
Buzz Boomer was plainly upset
by these mouthings. lie complained
bitterly TO the umpire. But Eczema
chartered on. and Muddy Clay
walked, forcing In the run that
knotted the count
"Come elevenl Come eleven i''
warbled n. Washington Ambrose.
Fade me. boy. fade mel Can't yo'
guide them cubes2 How come yo'
got no. mo- jack? weah Is that
seoon' hand cah7 How come yo'
don't risk that nlvvah2 Hot dawgi
sugah cubes, yo' sweet 70 mol Mis-
tah Boomah--"
But Mr.. Boomer was gone. Be
fore he steadied himself enough to
get the apple over he had forced in
another run, and when he did re-
/ gain control Tiny Crumb moppet
up with a smash three fielders had
to shaE. We took eight runs thai
session. and ended Buzz Boomer
reign in the box The score wal
still TO 1 at the end Of the ninth
"As a coach you capture tn
piate-glass pennant, Eczema"
gargle. when we blow for the show
ers "Your dice gave up this game
all right" For realized Buz
Boomer had been the unfortunate
gambler who had lost his all tn
night before. save the second-han,
fivver. and that Eczema had clev
erly rubbed Il in when the time {,
rub had come.
mo fooiin. boss" says Eczema
But gotta keep away from Dark
town the rest OF NAH life, To- I'm
gone niggah whe'evah that Mistal
Boomah done been. Sho' NUM-"
ITO BE Continued.)
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
n You Don't See IL in the
Dispatch. It Hasn't Happened.
Editor EMA.
Mag. Ed.-SSS.
Foreman-Cat Eye

We wish TO announce that we
have reeonsidered our resignation
from the editorship OF the ID. d. D.,
as Hot Cake has absolutely refused
TO accept the honor. lie Is quoted
as saying: why kill myself? III
take IL after Reds gone" Can any
one imagine such ungratefulness? d?
After us taking all his junk and get
ting by with It? But. as Dutch the
Dope used to say: ITS pretty good
junk at that"
Big business was held up for two
hours Saturday morning. when the
report OF our resignation got out.
and the only reason we could give
was that the remuneration OF six
bits a week. was not sufficient TO
provide MS with a secretary. The
board Of (crusties) Immediately
went into session and voted us an
increase Of another bit. with pro-
visions for a secretary. so'we give
notice that the d. ID. ID. will be Is
sued daily as heretofore.-Ed. ID.
ID. ID.
w aANNNlfil nult ANdN III Aue III
ture the news intended FOR the
Desco Daily Dispatch will be sent TO
the editor. to be passed upon before
going to the press. We have always
printed all copy sent to us In the
past, whether It was for or against
us and will continue TO do so in the
future. providing our printers devil
j.. NJ. Is not bribed by the same
gang of crooks he was bribed by
Saturday morning. Let this be d
warning to those who trihe with the
I'VE Us Mail" between the d. ID. ID
and the Evening Journai.-Ed. ID
/ ID. ID.
W. e. J.-'Hey Smoke. do yot
wear seven shoes "a G. NJ. No
Bill, only two.
Here's TO old Lottie. the Hot Cak,
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
IgEgiPAIRISNLEE
HnnkIIls sTIlKI

Whom a youth gets into profes-
sional baseball he has one main
desire
To get up TO the big lcagucsi
Every season new youths enter
tho game.
In the majors rockies come and
rockies go. Some come TO stick.
Others tarry FOR n whilc-thon
80 back TO the minors.
But they also stick-in baseball
You seldom can knock a would-ho
star out OF rame-if he's got
any baseball In him at all.
Whether or not "a rookie sticks
with a big league outnt on his
first trip an. he hangs onto the
game. in slower company. pa
tiontly waiting and working FOR
another chance.
It's tho power 10 stick 90 It; Try
again. keep plugging, thai gets
hall players 10 the top
Evening journal., 1921-03-14

The contest with the University OF
Pennsylvania closed the i92O-21 bas-
ketbali season at Delaware College.
10 was a season In which the pcn-
duium OF fortune swung from defeat
to victory. To some who are COM
pairing this seasons RECORD with the
1890 season AZ a criterion, the
season seems unsuccessful. the over
whelming defeat administered by
Penn seeming TO emphasize this
view. However. the record OF ten
games won and seven lost. In which
Coach shipley's squad scored 46O
points to their opponents 400. indi-
Gates that the Blue and Gold oagers
under the leadership OF Shipley and
Captain Alexander. have had a sue
cossful season.
When the schedule was being made
up there were four varsity men still
In college. consequently Shipley
scheduled some OF the fastest teams
| first on the schedule. as the Blue and
Colo squad would require little train.
ing to be In shape 20 successfully
meet these teams. Then the unox-
pected loss OF Gray Carter occurred.
shipley then did not have sufficient
time TO develop his new material ana
as consequence Delaware dropped
tho first three gamos--to Union, Rut-
gers and Stevens. But after these
contests the team struck its stride
and defeated Carnegie Tech, SO.
Johns and George Washington. Ur-
sinus proved a stumbling block. and
In a loosely played game won. &c 10
lee. But the Blue and Gold squad
came back with victories over Brook
lyn Poly. Navy. Roanoke. Gettys-
burg. Haverford. V. =. l., .(by for
feiD. and Muhlonburg
The victory over the middies al
Annapolis is by far the bright spoI
OF the season The defeat handed
them by Delaware is the only defea
OF this season. This is the socon,
victory Delaware has obtained ovei
the Navy.
After this winning streak Della
ware started TO skid and playing OF
alien floors lost 20 Lafayette, U. o
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Captain Alexander, Wills ana Nc
Caughan. who were the nucleu
about which shipiey moulded nj
other men. were the stars OF ever
game. 10 was the wonderful worl
. OF McCauEhan and Alexander on IN
offense. and Frankie Wills on IN
defense that contributed most TO Del
aware's record. McCaughan. VIII,
, last season led in the number OF fiel
goals scored but ranked second. VII
. 15S points. to Gray Carter's 214, thi
season. led the Delaware squad bot
. IN field goals and fouls. His recor
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
Vol

kid:
she's as bright az a cookroach at
midnight.
She's not wee bit like our own
Katydid.
For we know that our Katydid did
right.
But once on time our own Kate
went to Jail.
They thought she was going quite
dotty.
But all she had done. was to open
our mail.
So gang. watch your step. So long
Lottie.
The man behind the bar selected
In six parts. Part 4;
And when you walk into his place
he will greet you with a smile. be
you workman dressed in overalls. or
banker dressed In style; be you
Irish. English. Dutch or French. II
doesn't matter what. He'll treat
you like a gentleman. unless you
prove you're not. He must listen
10 your arguments that happen in
the place ana show no Partially
for any creed or race. The bunch
outside can knock the king. the
Kaiser or the Car. but he has 10
be a neutral. does ''The Man Behind
the Bar"
The Shippers will be seen In ac-
ton today against the Garage. They
don't expect TO have any trouble TAX
ing four games out OF three. so
everybody Is requested TO be pres
ent. The Receiving Dept and the
shippers are again tie FOR FIRST place
and Sure Shot Steve Is OF the opin-
ion that the other four teams will
soon get tired OF donating TO ths
good cause. 80 after the next sever
or eight seasons they have decided
to let someone else take the lead
Here's more power TO the tailenders
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
THE "YANKs. ARE COMING

Ranging in age from eight 10
fourteen years. "a number OF boys
living I'm the neiEhborhood OF Twen-
ty-fourth and Market streets have
organized an athletic club which Is
known as the Liberty Yankees. The
club meets every Friday and Satur-
day evenings at the home OF Roy
saxton. 107 East Twenty-fourth
street. saxton's father has equip
ped the cellar OF his home as a
gym. with boxing mat. gloves,
fencing foils and other athletic par
aphernalia-
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
mGmLErs Anour poNr

Wilmington High IL printing for
the windup OF the basketball season.
three games and the Penn cham
pionship examinations remaining
Wednesday afternoon tho Hlghlcts
will 20 TO Mt Airy. Pa. where thoy
will engage =. /. u. for tho first
time IN the cage game. Woodbury.
comes here on March 20 and ON the
following Wednesday the schedule
will close with Temple Prep
In the Penn championships the
Highlots drew steolton as their op-
ponents. This game will be played
next Saturday night Salosianum
drew Allentown FOR the same night
and the winners OF these two con.
tests will meet each other Local
fans are hoping that both Whining
ton 1ves come through SO that they
will be the ones TO meet and then
their relative strength can be de.
torminod
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
The Evergreen
Wildcats
CHAPTER XVIII.
BY JAMES w. EoAN.
Copyright. 1891. by The News
paper Enterprise Association.)


This visit from the alleged detec-
tive made me a bit sore. / made up
my mind to have a heart-to-heart
chin with Brewster. II there wasn't
some mighty good reason for all
the prowling I was gonna have the
hide OF one Mr.. Hyde.
Then I remembered Y. Morgan
had been excused from the game TO
make a fight with an aviator friend
from the field near town. During
the well and widely known war
brewster had worn the wings him
self. and believing NANNY Hutton
and North would be abundant hurl-
ing talent for the matinee mixup, I
had permitted his absence.
As soon az he returned. however
intended TO get a few puzzles
solved. There was gonna be no more
mystery with Squawk MoGun.
A very large crowd. mainly col
ored. turned out for our game al
Black Sox park. a roomy and spa
oious onion patch with rather lin.
tied seating capacity Numbers Of
the fans had to stand. bat thai
didn't ruin their enthusiasm.
The afternoon was hot, but no hot.
ter than that ball game. I was in q
C-abby humOr. and the boys mus
have thought ! was peeved at them
They went out and lived up to theii
rame, playing like Wildcats.
A husky starboard HEAVIER. with
a complexion like a ton OF anthra'
cite. was on the hill. Buzz
Boomer was his monicker. and In
here to warble that big colore,
ohucker had about as much spec,
and control as any white man ! eve
lamped For five innings he turne,
Us back in order. and chalked up 4
lotta strikeouts.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
FELLOWS. TAKE NoTIcEi

Wnmington's newest diamond
conciave. the City League. will
be organized TO 80 ahead for the
season at its second meeting.
which will be held at 7.3o o'clock
tomorrow night In Tho Evenlng
Jonrnai Office. A schedule ana
rules will be presented. guaran-
tees posted and officers elected.
Ten teams have applied for
membership In the City League.
They include Electric Hose and
Rubber Company. Alpha A. A..
Huber Baking Company, Anal
gamatcd Leather Companies.
Eastlake, Highland. American
Legion. National Guard. VIII
mington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company and Edge Moor.
All clubs are urged 70 have their
representatives at the meeting
In this Office tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
BROwNsON no MEET DEFIANCE

one OF the biggest and best bus-
kothall cards of the local season will
be- staged at Bruwnson Hail tomor-
row night when the Defiance Big
Five will take on Hagley Academy
while az a preliminary the Defiance
Academy Quint will entertain Penn
Del. The calihre OF an four teams
is well known and a whirlwind even
ing Of the popular indoor pastimo
can be expected. .l-
THE games will be for a bencht
and the entire proceeds viii be
turned over to a worthy cause. The
Brownson Library Association has
donated the use OF the hal. A rec
ord crowd is looked for.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
OPEN INDOOR R1FIE RANGE

Brandywine Rife and Pistol club
will open its new range IN the base
ment Of the Auditorium on West
Eleventh street tomorrow night
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged ana useful articles will be
awarded as prizes. A re-entry
match. which will run for a month
will also be started. The new range
is 75 feet long and the only one in
the city on which National Assocla-
tion indoor matches can be held
All those interested I'm the sport are
invited TO visit the range.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
CHEsROOK TALKS FOOTBALL

Although most OF the clubs Of the
city are talking baseball, the Ches-
rook football team. champions OF
Delaware, will hold a get-together
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. 4. lat s
o'clock tomorrow night. for the pur-
pose OF making plans for the COM
ing football season.
The outline OF a schedule will
be taken up and the manager for
the season will be elected II the ma
iority OF the players are present
Il is hoped that all players Of last
years team will be present.
Last season Chesrook won eight
games and lost three. losing 70
Holmesburg, Rex, OF Washington,
ana Ewing, OF Philadelphia. after
which Chesrook defeated Ewing al
| Harlan Field
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
All Stars
parkaido
lnTI-TNosIlr A nAcru

HALIFAX, March 14.-"Bluc-
nose" has been picked as the namo
for the new schooner which will
compete FOR the honor OF represent
ing Canada IN the second series OF
international schooner races TO be
held on Halifax this fall.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
RINci BANCl BONcl

st. Hedwig's Midgets opened the
baseball season Saturday by defeat
ing the Sycamore a. A.. IA. Spider
pitched a good game. 81. Hedwlg's
Midgets would like to arrange games
with any team from IL to IA years
OF age. Send challenges 10 Leon
Smith. S0t South Harrison street.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
LISTER WINS AGAIN

The Junior Diam 5nd state Rlne
Club held "a practice shoot Saturday
on the range OF the Senior Diamond
Slate Rife club at ahel'poL rhe
threatening weather kept most Of
the youngsters away but those proa-
ent made up ia enthusiasm what
they lacked in numbers ana the boys
staged quite an Interesting match.
which II. Lister won again. aud
fUnh.n arnanH frha eanr.as
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
NrEIr Ar cANrnnInnE.

CAMBRIDGE. March 14-Annual
track and field meet OF tho Inter-
collegiate ARssociation OF Amatour
Athletes OF America win be held at
the Harvard Stadium. May 21 and
2S.
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
LIBERTY NINE CoPs OPENER

Liberty A. q had little trouble
winning the first game Of the base
BAN season, practice affair, from
Trinity, on Saturday. Il TO 1. Lib
erty would like to arrange another
anne for next Saturday and any
am wishing 10 engage should get
-euch with c. Townsend. 29ls
treet
Evening journal., 1921-03-14
RosroN LOOKS AHEAD.

BOSTON. March 14-Boston is
already planning on a series Of ice
contests for next winter. Skater.
from Canada, England. France. Nor.
way, Sweden. a. well a. America
will competA