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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
DUCK SHOOTING ALONG THE DELAWARE

all have do is
the
seeking
affords shooting to be found
the popularity OF the shooting grounds
evident from the outofStae who visit this enjoy
the
Wilmington
dgck Bhocng this favorits all
Of that
have been able
When the Federal
relating the shooting OF wild ducks there awful howl from
the They claimed
the
spoTtsmen held
There different however, passage -
of and the nr thing
po'ssn who said that ducks
rhe
tho praises
WORKING which
Instead OF the small baggngs day the able
out
there IN Ter numbers than in The Federal
the 81 This
shooting
he intrfgcd IN.
his
-of being extermnated the marshes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
LOCAL SHOOTERS IN
WIN OVER QUAkERS
Wilmington Marksnen Perform
In Great Style in Trap
shooters League.

The pennant hopes Of the Whining
ton Trapshooting A~sccistior naH~
another move upward Saturday after
noon when the Quaker city Gun CUB.
Of Philadelphia, wns defeated ~
Philadelphia Trapshoosers Lcagus
match that was repiete with thrills.
and stirring situations, the nnai scors
being $50 to AIS, practically a repeu-
ton Of the match in this city agsin~f
the railroad club two weeks ago. 40
nearly so thAt the score~ are exactly
alike, and IL wss again Lawrence ID.
Willis, the Wilmington star, and last
entry. that turned a deadlock into yie-
tory.
Right from the opening crack ~ the
guns the match developed into a see
saw affair. the widest margin ~ any
ono time being three targets. r. X,
/ Calvin, one OF the large caiibre guns
4 Of the Wilmington Club. started
building his club team in the very
4 first squad with ~ breaks, with y,
Fred Betz and Senator George Gray,
Of the Quakers, making valiant Efforts
/ to hold the score even. Both broke tho
first event straight. only 70 scorc two
misses each in the second. To 1871
1 Rose of the Quakerg, went the honor
ard distinction of the hswhent score
of the day when be broke 30 straight,
shooting himself into the league bail
Of farne, and Il was Charles New
combs ~ that placed the Qn@ke~s IN
the lead that was held untn the oust-
er entry vas exhausted The hone
club found s8 scores popular, SIR ard-
ing a place on the tesrn, state Char-
pion RI. T.. Morgan. Mcyugh. Sicily,
Turner and Jackson coming through
each time when things iooyer ro9ievt
for the visitors. and = was Pete Gu~~s
who contributed the ~ that tied
things for Willis 10 turn irto vic'orv-
The locals turned In scores an foi-
lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
RIVALRY AMONG DELAWARE FOX HUNTERS

hunting
sections OF Delaware
avorite diversion in the vicinity Of
BED Lion and hunts persons
al Trs of the state well from pennsylvania
For interest declined in that section and the hunts
John NJ Wilson. Hounds
capacy
for
finest hounds the Demarva
and about Milford Last week the Cedar Neck
The took Mace Rays MIL" shortly
of OF
both clubs were
The have the fastest pack Of
IN
Milford against elimination
decide
~ hounds Before the winter is over II likely
the
rivalry The hunters foxes plentiful this ve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Kenyon. Il otterhein, Z.
Beloit, 13; Knox, Z.
Kansas University, 21; Kansas Ag-
gies. Z.
Depauw. G7; Georgetown, CKy) 0.
Nebraska, "A; Oklahoma, 0.
Sewanee, 6; Kentucky, 0.
North Carolina State, z; V. NJ. l., o
oglethorpe, z; Chattanooga, 0.
Hampden Sidney, 21; Union Theo-
logical, o.
Vanderbilt, IA; Tennessee, o.
Mississippi College, %; Birming-
ham Southern, 6.
Texas. Sc; Rice, 0.
Newberry. SO; Wofford, 81.
Arkansas University, ID; S. NJ. T., 0
Haskell Indians. 21: Tulsa Z. p, o
Washburn College. Z: Fairmount. 6
Alabama, z; Louisiana State, Z.
Washington and Lee, 4; V. P. l., o
Soccer.
Chester Burns, q; Resurrection. a
Edge Moor. 2: Lighthouse B. g, !
Crescent. 1 Burns Club, 0.
Wilmington Gas, 1; Vandever, /.
Basketball.
South Side Eden, "a; *. OF c., I6.
Trapsh0oting.
Wilmington, 4SoX500; Quaker City
4Tsx5O0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
GEoRGET0wN WINS.
Although Dutweiehed. Vietors Play
Fast Game and Win f2-7.

Georg~town. Oct. s1.--Georgetown
High School football eleven defeated
the strong team Of Bridgeville, on the
local gridiron, Friday afternoon, IL to
u. On line piunges, the visitors were
outclassed IN he early stages OF the
game, and became so confused that
thy never recovered themselves.
Bridgevflle High has walloped the Sea-
ford and Milford elevens this season
and won the series from them.
They have been fearing the locals.
and for some time have been going
through rigid praetice for the game
Friday. While outweighed, the locals
gave the visitors an idea of what was
real football game.
The visitors were given the choice
of choosing the referee, and until the
game was ready 70 start, il was be-
lieved that Noble. OF fredericksburg,
Md, would act. They selected, how
ever, Mr.. Banning OF Milford. The
lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
BASKETBALL SEASON ON.
South side.Eden Five Wins Over N,
of &. Team.

The South Slde-Eden basketball
team opened its 1921 season Satur-
day night with a win over the X. of
G. five at Brownson hall before a
large crowd by the score Of "a 10 Is.
The first half ended in tie Of 10
each, but after the second half start
ed the "Bridgers" got busy and by
neat passing added IA points and piled
up lead that the knights could
not overcome.
"Brizz' Lowell played a neat game
at center for the boys from Little
Brooklyn, while ''FuzeV Quinn was
high man, with four field goals. while
Grant was running-up with three two
pointers. The Eden five played a nice
passing game. and look like one of the
city's best cage teams. Manager
"Bucky" Conley is fast booking games
and teams wishing games can get Ia
touch with him at the South Side
Eden A. G., ALB Heald street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
niAnoNp siAIi SHOOT.

tns Diamond ntats tllie and Pistol
tfuA had biv shoot on saturday s~sth
lssu* turnout
vh,i hp.}nrd match vaa shot OF
hand. II. y auFhlns with 3 70. carried
sn shu EseFnhufp Pencil easily
The Vineyard fnnlru WAe shot n
tAn hnarlsnx position and ihe scores
n.asis wuse tusuHfknhle considering
thai the meu have had no practice ln
Tile 1sosisipn ~. q. saaheli took homo
slss elnAninu rod offered Ia This match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
AtissfAns fil nIAutArS.

fl's~is tultsspnnaenen bfpff rxsnlns
ilslA~nis tltf uei ai.--A uaal sa,n.
H eu''tl#h wee played Hn iha ola
Tusnsalas hsid yesterday Afternoon.
l''snsen ths Ailshthft and Hsaioats.
$50 HsN'f uifaHlad iesms fhs twu
tHAsts wefs plialpt hy IA, twe Ksy.
lNssa hpshefs Jnph" nnu anm.n witf
uwsshef hHNinN the suNu
1ht Hnins which Resulted in 4 Z Il
y ~. wa ha'l fsuehi throughout
Fhs '~t ''sttvfHsn bfuihets atafnad Goa
thtlf feNhtDllfs ifHWs Nplrfr wus
nlsu a STA psveltins i forward paas
80 ere uetnHlof nNd carrying 4 a
tHrls fHt touchdown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
LOCAL FOOTBALL.

salesianum. 25; Ell<ton High, 0.
p. ]. d., IS; Wilmington High, 0.
Chesrook, Z; Fort du Pont. 0.
st. Mary's. as; Philadelphia Varsity,
Parkside, 81; ST. Thomas z.
Ninth Ward, ~; West End, O.
st. Luke's Academy, 25; Merwiek, 6.
Park A. c., 1S; ST. Peters, 7.
keystone, z; Five Points. z.
Rockford, o; st. Hedwig's, 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
CHERRY AND WHITE
BOWS TOP.L.D.,IEAN
Coach Ashton's Eleven Unable
10 Gain Victory Over Visit
ory From Mount Airy.

The Cherry and White team LOST
their first game OF the season satur-
day. when the y. J. j.. team, OF Mt.
Airy won. 2S--o.
~ I. D's main attack was its for
nidahio running OF the ends. Time
after time. Sheppard and Balasa made
sensational gains through the aid Of
Wing runs.
wilmington Highs line plunging
WAS the feature Of their attack, they
falling down. as they did last week,
ln their aerial attacks. Highs gains
through the line were chiefly made
by captain w. White and Donaldson
together with Bows, Sealey and
Thatcher. playing theh. first Varsity
Eamo In The baclsheld. These
uen did credit 70 Coach Ash
toms iutelege Tallman. Kramer and
Stout were the bulwarts Of Highs de-
fense. T8llman causing several Losses
faf Tho llila and Gold boys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
College Football.
Delaware University, AZ; Washing
ton College, o.

Delaware University, All Washing
ton College, o.
Centre, s; Harvard, 0.
Princeton. "a; Virginia, 0.
Yale, 3S; Brown, Z,
Georgia Tech, Z; Penn state, 2s.
Williams, 20; Columbia, 0.
Lafayette, 35; Rutgers, 0.
Navy, 21; Bethany, 0.
Georgetown, 2s; Washington, 0.
Hobart, 81; unions 7.
Northwestern, "a; Depauw, 0.
Washington and Jefferson, II; Syra-
cuse, 10.
Notre Dame, 2s; Indiana, Z.
Missouri, O.; Drake, 0.
Army. So; Susquehanna, 0.
Lehigh, 81; West Virginia, IA.
Georgetown, Z; Auburn, 0.
4 Chicago. 35; Colorado, 0.
Michigan, 3: Illinois, 0.
Wisconsin. 35; Minnesota, 0,
University of Detroit, IA; Tulane, 10
Colorado, 10; Grinnell, Q.
Iowa, l3; Perdue, s.
Case, Ia Heidelberg, 0.
Oberlin, 81; Ohio Wesleyan, 0. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

Sooner' Sheppard, Jacoby. Goals
rom Observation-Disclosures
lsei eieree--Gideon, Germantown High
school. Umpire--selby. Colby. Head
linesinan--Cusack. CaIlacreet COLLEGE
damers--Berger and Horner. Time ~
! perlods-J5 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
VICTORY Fon sALEHAyrM-
EIkfon Team Loses 0ne.sids4 Gzns
10 Locals.

Salesianurn defeated ElktoD Exh
School Saturday. 25 TO 0. The Catnolis
High School warriors played a wor-
derful game. Team work wss nor
wanting and the spectacular plays OF
several players won victory for TIA
Eighth street boys.
Thz Ifua-yu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Parkside
st. Thomas

Smith, McCullin, Volkman, Scott
Goals from ouchdowns-Salter, 3;
Slaughter, /. Referee--IIauber. Um-
pire-Fulton. Head inesman--Tuck-
er. Timer-Lofink. Time OF periods
IL minutes Substitutes; Parkside--
Evans for Volkman, Booth for Man
love. w. Brenna for Potts, Ross for
Faults, Bernardo for Springer, Kayler
for Osmond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
.CHESROOK STOPS
Fl. DU P0NT ELEVEN
State Champions Have Narrow
Escape and Take Victory by
Small Margin.

Fort du Pont went down to defeat
before Chesrook, TO, at Harlan Field
on Saturday afternoon. but the locals
had a hard fight on their hands.
The soldiers beefy squad showed a
big Improvement over the form Of
their early season games and twice
threatened to score on Chesrook's re-
inforced team.
Keneally's great work on the de-
fensive was one OF the features Of
.Chesrook's play. The lineup:
Fort du Pont Chesrook
C. Holland 5000. !. e.. .----. Kelly
&c. Hollandl kidd
Copshaw ........-- l. t.. ..s.... keneally
CWigley)
Brado .........--.- G.. .,,.... Seeley
Dyiewslzy ..-....sr. g........ Fegley
Fields ............r. t.... W. kerrigar
(McGonigle, Ferguson)
Armstrong .......rs e.. +. kerrigaI
White ...-........ q. b......... Hanley
Barney ..s...s.. l. h. b.. -. Donohus
(Kavanaugh)
Kennedy ....... r. h. b.......... Read
Hummell ....... f. D.. p. KemslI,
Score by Periods
/ Chesrook .......... 0 0 o.
Fort du Pont ..... 0 0 or-C
! Summary: Touchdown - Donohue
Goal from ouchdown-Donohu
Referee - Whitehead. Wilmington
Umpire-Foulk, OF Delaware. Heat
linesman--Rudley of Vermont. Timers
--Conley and jackson. Time Of peri
ods--12 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
PARKSmE STILL WINS.
Local Eleven Takes Fourth Straight
On Saturday.

With the scalps of Burley, Defiance
and American Legion hanging to
their belts. Red" VolRman's unde-
feated Parkside football team travelled
to Second and du Pont on Saturday
and took the st. Thomas team into
camp by the score Of q to Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
kssssssA Ml,h ahesrnnl.

bnsAiaeh. American leKlnnH star
lsmlf hsaA. vas ~ the game tDf Chos.
s,sh saturday and will be Heon in 4
she~rusl uniform the rest OF TIE sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
.slsws,e
Washington

iNHt 10 fiHs@ y iiiinuN. q jackson,
= hstrm 81 lfi0p ina kfNUls GOALS
7 W ifNttHNNN NHtnH e AIhen. n
titttA aNAls ffUfA NsaNhaHvn. iiulfan.
substitution - siaWhff Manning
iH Athnt iAHHh fW uHinFsn Iuulk
ff ffiee ffnff iHf inihfahi steele
iu lhsh.nn rafll Coz williams. Don.
NlasNe 10 ialn llufH fa Aiken
lNtlf tHf N0ttiFiti rauih faf Price.
inlNl go iiullon waHhluFiois--lsai.
iefd iN Hhulafd linHWH far Lailafd
Melvin fp pia hun isH flf Melvin .
hiHhelat iW tGenhH flefnfar. I.hof.
itN NNHfihluuIH tmIiFD. NHuFtse
ia eFfesa. Heed llnssmsu STOLEN.
tufA. nupblNf Time 80 uuafttfs. III
tNa IA mlnuies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
Varsity A. A.
St. Man.

81 Mary's ...........20 14--4S
varsity ..ss.e..-.... D D o.
Summary: Touchdowns ~ Elliott.
Brennan, 2; Slattery. Johnson, 2.
Goals from touchdowns-Bre s.
Substitutes-St Mary's: Hayes, Reese.
siattery, Houghentougler, Nolan.
Burns, McCulIion, Turner, German.
Varsity; Gordman, I4atka, Grassman,
Richmond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
ZOE q.
'aiS soUrH SIDE EDEN 8

Read the classified advs., too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31

It's Never Too Late
to Mend!

Don't let that broken-down possession
of yours go another week without being
repaired
Maybe it wheels, ike carpet
sweeper a go-cart-maybe IL has wheels
inside, ike clock a washing achine.
Maybe it's one of the little things that
count, like adding machine-or Of
the little things that write, like a fountain
pen typewriter.
Maybe it's sleep-producer, like a bed
or gun-maybe it's something you look
into, like mirror
But matter what sort of personal,
household or business equipment it is-one
of the repair specialists listed in the Repair
ing column in the classified section of to-
days Every Evening put it in order again.
Make things right-taIk to an expert
repair man today
NOTICE, MIR. MECHANIC-These little
ads read daily by $4,000 interested
readers. Here is your chance if you haven't
Job to get and be kept busy doing
repairing. Phone your ad in these columns
without delay. Come the office or
Call 200
Ask for Ad Taker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
ST. PETERS DEFEATED.

Park A. C. Gives Short End Of Score
60 New Castle Team.
The Park A. c.. OF Wilmington,
travelled TO New Castle Saturday after
noon and defeated the st. Peters
team OF that place. Is TO Z. The game
was featured by the line plunglng OF
lGertzenburg and Desmond and the end
running of Doherty. The line plung-
ing of Watts and Weggeman also Tea
hured for the Fishtowners. The line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
ST. MARY's PILES 1T UP.
Local Eleven Has Little Trouble Wit
PHILADELPHIA Team.

Varsity a. AZ OF Philadelphia OF
fered very little opposition for the st
Mary's Cats" Saturday and went
back to the keystone State with a as
TO 0 defeat on their hands. The line
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23
NO 796
lSUM MMONSl

(SUMMoNS)
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF GRAHAM
In the matter of the Bonds of Cen
trail Drainage District in and for the
County of Graham, State of Arizona.
Action brought in the Superior Court
Of the Sts te of Arizona, in and for the
County of Graham, and complaint or
petition filed in the Office of the Clerk
of said Court.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
ARIZONA:
To all persons interested in the mat.
ter of the issue and sale, By Central
Drainage District, in and for the
County of Graham, State of Arizona.
of the bonds of said District, in the
sum of Twenty.For Thousand ($24,-
0OO.OO) Dollars.
GREETING
Notice is h@eby given that the pc
tition of the Board of Directors of
Central Drainage District, in and for
the County of Graham, State of Ari.
zona, praying that the proceedings for
the issue and sale of bonds for said
District may be examined, approved
and confirmed. was filed in the above
entitled Court on the 18th day of Dc.
cember, 1921; that said Court by ord
on the 18th day of December, 1921
has fixed the time and place of hear
ing Of said petition the sixteenth day
of January, 1922, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Court House, in the
City of Stafford in Graham County,
Arizona; and notice is hereby given
that any and all persons interested
in the organization of said District,
or IN the proceedings for the issue
| summoned and required to appear In
said action, or proceeding on or he
fore the date last above.named, AMI
answer said petition. or otherwise
show cause, If any they have, why TIE
prayer of said petitioners shall not be
granted.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the County
of Graham, State of Arizona, pursu-
mt to an order of said Court, this
18th day of December, 1921.
H. l., PAYNE,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
Tirst publication December l6, 1921.
Last publication December 80, 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23
PRESIDENT kiMBALL ATTENDS
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
Continued from page one.

Continued from page one.
paid the expenses of this govern
ment-a tax of sixty cents year on
family of five persons. AS late
as 1916, the total Of federal taxes
came only to lila head. This
year Secretary Mellon OF the Treas
ury asks for billion dollars, That
means every man, woman and child
IN the United States must contribute
$4S.5O solely to Uncle Sans expense
account, $242.7O for family of five.
And of course this does not include
local and state taxes. A large part
of the family income is absorbed at
time when such incomes are grow.
ing smaller" And don't you think
here in Arizona, it would be more?
Permit me to quote from the lines
OF personal letter to me under date
of August 29th this year, from man
who, presume represents the great
est taxable wealth of the state out
side the railroads: II have figures
which show that the average cost
of state government Of all the states
of the Union is about $3.50 per capita.
Last year ours was over 500, and this
year it will be over $24 per capita.
VIII you answer this letter and tell
me what you think might be done
by YOU and me and a few more, or
by you alone to help along In taking
what advantage there may be avail.
able OF the present situation. am
of the opinion that the cost of run
ming the state for 1922 has got to
be reduced to one-third the cost of
running the state in 1920, in order
| that the mines may again operate.
do not mean all the mines, but ]
mean the majority OF the mines.
Last year the average cost for every
pound of copper produced In the state
was II for municipal, county and
state taxes It is impossible for any
mine to pay such taxes and sell re-
fined copper in New York at what
the market price is likely to be for
the next two or three years. namely
Is cents per pound.
Reference to a letter from His Ex-
ccllency Governor Thomas H. Camp
bell, under date OF October ith to me.
We read: Several days ago Mr..
Hudson and MIR. Mote were callers
at my Office, during which time we
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23

least possible cost Let economy be
insisted upon in the expenditure OF
public money.
Tenth. Cooperation. not only in
state, county, and municipal and
school government, but let us forget
self interest in the interests OF the
whole and pull together as loyal Am
erican citizens for safe and sane
government, and the development of
all our resources and industries for
Big State.
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF ASSIGNEE

Notice Is hereby given that on the
2nd day of December, 1921, julius
Sadowsky, doing business under the
firm name ana style of The Army
Goods Store, In the Town of Stafford,
Arizona, made an assignment fo' tie
benefit OF all his creditors; that the
undersigned was by said Deed OF as
signment appointed assignee of the
said Julius Sadowsky; that the Deed
OF Assignment was duly acknowledg
ed as required by law and transferred
all of the property so assigned TO him
the undersigned as assignee as provid.
ed by law; and that said Deed OF AS.
slgnment and transfer has been re,
corded In the Office OF the County Re.
cOrder of Graham County, Arizona on
the 2nd day of December. 1921.
Notice is further given to the credi
tors or all persons having claims
againt the said assignor to exhibit
said claims with the necessary vouch
ers at Stafford, Graham County, Ari
zona, which said place Is the residence
OF the said assignee.
w. j. JOHNSON.
Assignee OF Julius Sadowsky
doing business under the firm,
name and style OF
The Army Goods store.
First publication December 3, 1921,
Last publication December %, 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23

discussed retrenchment policy of
the Department of State.
There seemed to be some doubt
in their minds whether it would be
possible to measure up to the $4,000
cut for the Commission of Agricul.
ture and Horticulture without i'm.
pairing its efficiency but indicated
their willingness to do everything
possible to bring about the desired
result.
81 note with pleasure your willing
ness, as member of the commission
to cooperate in this important mat
ter, and am glad to advise that the
other departments are evidencing the
proper spirit"
May We not hope at least that every
department be called on the carpet
with view Of reducing expenses.
To summarize, permit me to rec
ommend "a new code of ten com
mandments":
First. Repeal of the Primary Elec-
tion law.
Second. Hold an election but once
in four years.
Third. Each commission in the
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23

State to be changed to commits
sioner or Secretary OF Department.
Fourth. Consolidate school dis
tricts, and place all schools under one
State head
Fifth. Consolidate Justice of the
Peace districts and pay by fee, not
salary.
Sixth Reduce numbers of jury
and cut their pay not to exceed $500
per day.
Seventh. Provide for remarking
tin number tags on automobiles and
save the State the enormous cost of
new plates each year, and cut out all
other unnecessary expense.
Eighth Reduce the pay of all
state and county officials and en-
ployees. Commensurate with the
earning power of such individuals II
employed elsewhere and in keeping
with the resources OF the State and
the farmers income.
Ninth. Cut expenses of government
almost one-half Coordinate all Of
ficers and employees work to secure
the greatest possible service at the
Graham guardian., 1921-12-23
NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
board of Supervisors of Graham
County, State of Arizona, according
to law, will sell to the highest bid.
der at public auction, at the front
door of the Graham County Court
House Stafford, Arizona, for cash in
hand 10000 feet of x12 inch and 2x
inch lumber, in units of 1000 feet
Said sale to take place on the third
day of January 1922 at 1880 p. IN.
MARTIN LAYTON,
Clerk, Board of Super.
visors.
Dated December s, 1921.
First publication Dec. 9, 1921.
Last publication Dec 80, 1921.