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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

Hsd EgaZsal@sal er: l have read your ap-
Z Y = peal to farmers to buy
WA ENa| North Dakota bonds.
M That is bright idea, and
something we should
have done long ago. Every farmer
and laborer who has money on deposit
in some trust bank has his money
working against him. Take this
money, buy the bonds and show the
big bond agencies that we are indie
pendent of them and at the same time
help our own industries. In buying
these bonds we are not paying for am
munition, cannon or battleships to kill
off human beings and destroy prop
erty. But we are buying ammunition
that our markets closer home will
grind our wheat at home and save
freight to Minneapolis and back, with
a rakeoff going and coming. Now I
live in Minnesota, where the legisla-
ture seems bent on forming some spe-
cial legislation to help out the steel
trust and street railways and trying
every way they can to keep them from
bearing their share of the taxes.
The taxes on farm land and personal
taxes are so high I have not been able
to make enough off a 240-acre farm
to pay and am two years behind. But
| have a chance to work out and, by
heck, I will just stint on my living and
take one of those $25 mill and elevator
bonds to start the ball a'rolling and
you fellows with money in the bank
working for the other fellow, if YOU
don't proceed to take over liberal
supply of these bonds you haven't the
nerve to call yourselves good Ameri-
can citizens. If you stand by and let
the money trust dictate to you that
way you're no American citizen.
VICTORY AHEAD IN.
MINNESOTA FIGHT
We are coming right along with the
League here in Minnesota and will be
able to carry the state by a big margin
on next election and if the women
voters will profit from what the ~ had
handed to them by our legislature and
governor on that board, of control deal
we should be able to get a thirds
majority.
think they have had their eyes
opened and will stick with a strong or
ganization like the Nonpartisan
league. Our fight is their fl ght, and
the only way to get what we are after
is to have our representatives there
to get it for us. This getting down
on our knees begging for favors like
the Farm Bureau proposes won't
work. We would only be where North
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-05-16

DITOR Nonpartisan Lead
er: I have read your ap-
peal to farmers to buy
North Dakota bonds.
That is a bright idea, and
something we should
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10

2 WILL rent my beautifully fur. 'nished brick house. modern built-in features, large shady lawn, block to
 car; also have half house. rooms
 and large screen porch, l block to
 paved street and car. 2009 W. Mon
 roe II
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
S7OOO Buys

1as- acres, lots of shade. lots of fruit. 10 acres alfalfa and barley; l5e chickens, Al COW; bal. and 4 wTDE-AWAKE REALTY
 Phone 4927 335 West Wash
 hb
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
S2OO Cash

Four rooms and bath, stucco, near capitol. Price s3,150; s200 cash, bal ance $50 per month. Some shade and a dandy outside sleeping house.
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co.
 235 w Washington. Phone 499o It
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
lH FOR SALE-AUToMoBiLEs
 Used Cars
 Extra Special

LA CA c of|NNAC%A
 WE ARE ANXIOUS TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF USED CARS AND HAVE CAREFULLY CHECKED EACH CAR TO ENABLE US TO SELL YOU A CAR AT THE LOW EST POSSIBLE PRICE. Dodge Brothers touring-1S20
 production, oversize cord
 tireS, etc. S1125 Dodge Brothers touring - 1919
 production, new tires, ex-
 cellent commercial con
 dltlOn SIo Dodge Brothers touring = 1918
 production, completely
 overhauled, new top and
 ruDber ................ f2o Dodge Brothers touring 1917
 production. Has been
 well taken care of
 good buy ......... 500 Dodge B r h CTS Commercial truck-1920 production, completely overhauled. $50 Dodge Broth CTS Commercial
 truck-i920 production, completely overhauled. ... $50 Dodge Broth CTS Commercial truck-1s17 production, formerly our own service car 6o0 Dodge Brothers roadster-1919 production. An excep-
 tionally good bargain. . 725 | 1920 Ford roadster, truck back, in addition to being equipped with a starter. car has been completely 1 overhauied. We will give good terms on this car.. 425 | 1916 Ford touring. This car is good example of taking care of a car ..... 275 | 1918 Ford chassis. Four good 31x4 tires. demountable | rims, Hassler shock ab- sorbers. reinforced frame 175 | Classy Ford speedster ,........ 225 1917 Ford touring. This car is
 a bargain for ..... 115 1916 1-passenger Mitchell, five ] good tires. one-man top. l starter working. hits on all six. This car is big
 bargain for anyone want-s ing a 7-passenger car. ] Special price -.......... 25C McArthur Brothers Central & Madison
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
HERBERT s. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS @a, a04-305 HEARD BLDG.

TF LOOKING for real bargain ,.--. i+ is: 215 acres. with house, s,r,e furniture. garage, 50 chickens .s,s..l.en house. good young cow Max St~a '.- car: well fenced; located 2z t.-v direct from owner and move
 ss.. i'm Phone 363S. po
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
FOR RENT-FURNiSHED HOUSES
For Rent

Groom furnished brick P. D. house. Just vacated. $50 per month. Texas City Realty. 8 W. Monroe St. Tel. 1i56. It
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10

4a ACRES. LOCATED NORTH WEST ABOUT EIGHT ACRES OF IlFAI-FA. EIGHT ACRES OF ,pAIS. AND BALANCE IN GOOD STAND OF VOLUNTEER COTTON. ruERE IS A SMALL HOUSE. TgICED AT S250 PER ACRE AND sreo0 CASH WILL HANDLE IT.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10

no ACRES, NOkTf AND WEST IN CHOICE LOCATION. GOOD HOrSE WITH ALL MODERN CONFERENCES. GARAGE, BARN WITH STANCHIONS FOR SIX COWS COMPLETE CHICKEN nous EQUIPMENT, GOOD SHADE. FRUIT. ETC. ONE OF TIRE MOST COMPLETE 10-ACRE HOMES WE'VE HAD TO OFFER IN SOME TIME. PRICED AT s7000. MYTH ONLY $500 CASH PAY MENT.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
FREE S45.00

Credit on photograph relinquish- ment; records included in this bar gain. Cass Redewill Go. Phone 1344.
 bd
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10

FOR RENT-Five-r room house fur nished-large sleeping porch. Modern plumbing-Garage- per month No sick. At 103S West Taylor St. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-05-10
Trade
Sale Or Exchange

Almost new, large Groom modern brick on East Moreland. four hard wood floors, owner will take good auto under s2,0oO and little cash, balance easy; leaving city. Ask Frank F.. Bellamy, agents, 42 South Central Ave bb
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19

In long, rambling word fiuX IN
fhe Florida Metropolis yesterday af-
lernoon one John "Red" Davis reads
d lecture to the baseball managers of
The state baseball managers. 1t is
especially directeS at Manager Fearn-
side, of the Palatka club. "Ref
wants to know who is responsible for
the claim that Palatka made recent
nv of the state championship. 1t
worried "Red" considerable, and ne
has placed all managers on notice
that no club can claim the champion
sionship until he has applied the
acid test and found how many teeth
each player has, whether he was
born in the baseball park where he
is playing and whether or not he is
q naturalized citizen. In Reds" own
words: "when l do get busy on the
clubs that look suspicious | am go
ing to present the facts of the case
and show these teams up. What
Abraham Lincoln said about fooling
I the people is just what | say about
number of these here ball clubs
around the state"
Striped of its tortology, and with
few minor corrections in grammar,
"Red's" dissertation seeks to ques-
ton the status of several clubs which
may or may not participate in the
tourney which has been arranged at
] Jacksonville when the bridge is
/ opened, with doubt as to whether
or not they can go in under the re-
uuirements that all participating
. clubs shall be amateurs. RED" has
decided that the winner of the tour
nament at Jacksonville will be dub
bed champeens, but if the battles
{ narrow down between only the mem
bers of the City League of hired
players in Jax there will still exist
doubt, as both Palatka, St. Angus
tine and Fort Myers have drubbed
The very life out of the pick of the
entire league.
H Red picked team which he, in
ornate language, said was just about
ready to be drafted into the Ameri-
can league as it stood, and then sent
the team out to startle the natives.
They made one trip-to Lawtey, or
Lordy-got a good walloping and
went back home, while some people
questioned Reds" judgement.
Palatka has as much right to claim
the state title as any other team in
it. 1t hasn't lost series to any club,
stands ready to defend the title.
Manager Fearnside might not have
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19
COMIS HEARS
"OWL" CAR PLEA
lRx Associated Press)

Jacksonville, June 17.-"Owl" cars
will not pay and besides there is no
real demand for them, the Jackson
vile Traction Company told the Flo
rida state railroad commission in
session here Friday morning. in an
swering the request of H. A. Wilt
ans claiming to represent over 1000
working people, for all-night car SER
vice on the Ortega, Lackawanna,
Brentwood, Phoenix Park and Fair
field lines.
o The average cost per mile of OPP
Grating midnight cars over these five
lines last week was II cent. E. j.
TRAY, receiver for the traction COM
pany, testified. The average cost per
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19
BUMPER CROP OF MELONS
SHIPPED OUT OF STATE
(By Associated Pressl

Ocala, June 1.-THE watermelon
Shipping season in Central Florida
virtually came to an end today with
the closing here of the Office of M, S.
Virgins, of the United States bureau
of markets. Total watermelon ship
ments out of the state this season
to date have amounted to 3.043 cars
against 1877 cars the same date last
year. 1t is estimated that approximate
ly 1000 cars yet remain to be ship
ped from the state.
Mr.. Virgins left today for Thorn
asville, Ca, to handle market re-
ports for Georgia and North Florida.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19

car mile is 81 cents, he explained.
Further evidence that no passenger
trains arrive or depart at the union
terminal station between midnight
and 5 a. m. was submitted. Jim L..
Doggett, attorney, supplemented Mr..
Triay's remarks.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19
ONE RED" DAVIS SETS HIMSELF
I8 UP AS MENTOR OF ALL BASEBALL
N CLUBS PLAYING IN THIS olAlE

claimed the title, but there are plen-
ty of fans here who have as much
right to claim it as Red Davis has
to disclaim it.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19

WANTED-To trade young ba
mare as part payment for strong
heavy mule. SELDEN CYPRESS
DOOR co. 6-18-6t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-19
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
JEWS AGAIN ATTACKED
BY VIENNA AG|TATORS
Their ProfIigate Living Consti-
tutes a Menace, Anti-Semitic
Leaders Declare.
py Associated Press TO Every Evening.


Vienna. March II Anti-Jowlsh dis-
orders which broke out here lnet even
ing threatened for time tu develop
into serious situation. but the police
late in tho evening succeeded IN scatter
ing crowds ON tho streets nud In pre-
venting possible loss Of life shops
owned by lows were damaged bv stones
thrown by rlotous crowds. md IN
few cnHes Jews were beaten.
The disorder began nt tho Congress
of the Austrian Anti Semitic AHeocia
tion when Il war nddressed hv apeukcra
who urged radical measures They al
vocatod pogrona md the organization
of Christians in Austria
While this meetlnR was going on
inrRo crowds assembled In tho Unthnue
square. where similar addresses were
given. speakers declaring thnt tho Iews
constituted menace hocause Of
pronipato living Two fovish atnfcnts
wore found Ia a crowd md were beaten
aud driven away
At dusk the meeting hrolto up aud n
Rront crowd swept through tho street. $
singing German songs and shouting
"awav with the Jews
Tho crowd moved steadily toward q
.Iewieh quarter Of tho city hut iaree
bridges across tho canni over which the
crowds must move Tho rioters vote
turned back hut there wae more ~ leFe
| rpwdvien md street nRhting before ths
| police succeeded In deparnlns the moh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
JAS. 3. BROAD DEAD:
DU POINT COMPTROLLER
Continued from page /

H. md Mr.. Broad was returned TO
Wilmington To take M special work as
member of the Comptrollor's staff.
In Auril la1S he was assistant comp
trollcr IL the du Pont Engineering Co,
which was organized 20 erect and oper
ate munitions plants for the govern
meu, He became comptroller Of that
company in July 1915. and in Noven-
boz. Of the same year was made comp
troller az the parent company.
He had attained high honors in
Masonry. having taken tho thirty
third degree which was conferred
upon him last october a. Chicago, at
the 10Sth annual meeting of the SUI
prcme Council Of the Thirty-third De-
gree Of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite Of F'reemasonry IN the northern
Masonic jurisdiction OF the United
States.
He was member Of the follow
ing organiza tons. John W. jerks
Lodge. No 534. 4. f. & a. NJ. Punk
satalvney Pa: s.. Johns Chapter.
No. 4. i A. NJ: st. Johns Comman-
derry No !. X T.: Wilmington Council,
| Prince of Jerusalem; Wilmington
| CHAPTER Rose Croix Delaware Com
! sistory, Cunning Bedford Council, II.
& S. NJ. NJ. Lu la Temple. a. O. y. NJ S.
! He was past most wise master Of viii
mington Chapter, Rose Croix: Past
| Grand King Of the Grand Chapter Of
| Delaware: Past Comma nder f st.
! Johns Commandery and Past High
| Priest Of s.. Johns Chapter.
/ Deceased was also a member Of the
| wilmington Country Club. Young
Mems Republican club Rotary Club
and the du pont Country Club. lie
was Jealous in religious work. being
active in all Of The affairs Of Grace NJ
F. Church At recent congregational
meeting nc was elected member of
tho board Of trustees. He leaves a
widow. Rachel Harris Broad. and =
son. wendell. who is student AZ
Friends School His home was 11O5
| Nottingham road. WaWaset.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
OLD CAMP MERRITT
IS SWEPT BY FLAMES
Ninety third Building OF Deserted
Debarkation Camp to Go Up
in Smoke in Short Time.

New York. March IA large pnrt
of what remained or camp Merritt, J.
! prinripai rtnhntkatiuu camp fpr the
American Txpeditionarv Force during
tho war and principal deharkation oatn1'
after ~ was burned last niFht hy
zpcctnculnr nre.
Tho entire hospital section - ~"
camp. comprising ninety three hnildinEs.
had burned before midnight and the e
rorfa uf tho nrc departments y haf =
DOZEN nearby Ncw 1orsoy fowus wci"
mon being directed tn preventing ~"
spr.ad az the flames nutsid. m arca
which included tho oh camp head
quarters. tho headquarters ~ the con-
4tructIpc auartcrmaafor. the Worgue.
thc rureoe' home the onIcetH quarfrla.
the telephone station. the Rod tr"ea
headuuartois and thu lamp steam heat
.inR plant
AlI the buildings wcrc vacant. having
heen puts haac1 about year aEn W ~"
Harrta Rrothers CONSTRUCTION Company
X Chicago. vhich had STATED I" liz
mantle Tho nntdiuga from tho eastern
eni ar th, ,aut, white thc h'e Rtart,d
iu tho northwestern patt The huji'iing :
hal coa =ad N ~ government property
7ud thc last small guard - a0}dier7
vas withdrawn about three months aEn
The buildings wore I'll soii pin'
vita, tairod paper rcofs srd went HN
ina hav=tarks fhc nanles leapinE f'nn'
qoyeniv i've 20 oue hundred tsoi 'nt'
,ho air ami being visible for mora thar
twontv rnileR Tho roada leading to thS
rarnr were literally damned with auto
| 1nohllrs Tho police ~ che nearby tnVu'
aaEiatod tho fremon and established
lines ~ keep hack the spectators arf
rrevcut thom getting into tho DANCE
| zone.
The are started among what ure'
| 1, 10 the wards for convaiesron
soidicrp. IN which ihoura nda If tr"or'
were placed IN their return from
| France. This section or tho camp 4
ai Tho junction ~ the three Por"uEh
~ Terany Dumont and CrHa~Nll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
DE CAREFUL IN CHOOSINa
WIFE, WARNS JOHN d. JR.

New York. March 1f.~in ad-
dressing his Sunday School Class.
nj tho Fifth Avenue Baptist
church. yesterday. John ID. Rooke-
feilor. Jr., said
1T Ia n pretty dangerous thing
I'm sclecting your wife 10 choose
one from n foreign nation. though
there arc cases where IL has not
proved failure. II is risky
thing. too. to yoke oneself for
IIro with a woman OF another re-
ligIon. Once in "A while this goes
all right often IL does not.
"It seems TO mo that In the
seIcCtlon Of life partner the
heart and head should bo used.
am saying that any man iH fool
iah who lets hir hoart run away
with his head I'm eolectins n wife.
4 man should sit down and prayer
fully consider how that woman
and hc will agree.
who can hut look with scorn
upnn any choice of wifo Tor
ANYTHING hut happinene nnd love-
There is nothing more disa strous
than marriage for money OF
social position
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
COLOMBIAN TREATY
AND OIL INTERESTS
THREATEN BIG FIGHT
They Are So Involved They May
Split Republican Party
Into Factions.
FIGHT IS ALREADY GOING ON

spectal Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent
Washington. March 14.-Thc lure OF
oil has revived the Treaty with the lte-
puh,,c of Colombia. negotiated by Mr-
Wilson In 1917. and now an inter
national development of moment. rms
"a the statement OF Republican Senators
who are strongly opposing the treaty
resubmitted TO tho Senate by President
Harding.
since 1917 many oil concessions have
boon obtained by Americans in Colon
b,a and I, ia declared that many of
these concessions become operative only
upon tho ratification OF the Treaty
while others will he cancelled unless tn"
uited states paws Colombia S2a.'No.ooo.
as provided in the pending Treaty
Some Republicans Of prominenc" are
ssId to be interested in these conCes-
s,ons. big supporters of the Republican
,anpaign who are powerful with the
Republican Senate. senator Rorah. Tie
publican, of Idaho. and p other Re
ruhIicaOe and two DHmoCrRfs. have
already announced their opposition
Indications arc that unless President
Harding withdraws the Treaty II VIII
involve tho Republican party ~ a bit
Tor fs ctional fight which may endaug'r
,he success Of tho Harding admlnisira
ticn.
Delaware fhar.crS Involved.
some of the oil compa mics operating
ir Colombia through concessions hay"
delaware charters according 81 the list
made public yesterday hy Republican,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Mark Chambers in Trouble Again.

Mark Chambers and Charles Thomp-
son pleaded guilty in Municipal Court
today to being drunk and we're fined Slt
and costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Stroman Dismissed.

Charles Stroman. charged with rs
sault and battery on John Miller, was dis
missed in Municipal Court today
They had row in pool room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
For Rent Garages.

Reasonable. desirable location en-
| TRANCE 1903 Rodney street and 1920
| Delaware avenue. Phone 4s50-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Bumstcad's sWormSynug

ssTs children an nure' ~ re,sr" Wiz
a,,.,,ioua are followed ~ kENrE FAffh.
U.4pifs sesreifr and enormous ,nst ~
aagTogrs. ~ contains fell dss~. ftnn1
-,rfv years ,..s. foiJ sfefrWhsse ~ -
mail. zoe n bottle.
For sale by ~. ". Dsnfvftns hfpssist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
L. &. ENVOY AT ATHENS OFT.
Greeks Regret Departure OF Edward
Cams. Retiring Minister.

Fv Associated Press to Every Evening
Athens March ia Edward CarpF
American minister {" Greece r"tired
from his post Yesterday. turning over
the legation to Rart"n Han, the nrst
secretary who Will act as charge O AZ :
f,ircs until the arrival Of Mr.. Capps'
Successor.
r-riversal regret over tho retirement
~ NJ cams Is EXPRESSED I'm Athens. as
h, has been extremely popular and has
SHOWN an intimate grasp Of Greek af-
faire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

George c. Davis. Jr. plumbing and .
heating 2901 Market street. Phone
s444 W.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
CATHOLICS RAISE BIG FUND.
o., ,O0a, 900 Given for Seminary !
Detroit

Detroit March Is l5--Cathoucs ~
thc Detroit diorene asked - subscribe
a onO oon for tha erection and endow-
,,,a,,. n a rvenarstor-v seminary here
ha,.a .,,,,.ort,,e4 80 nsk as7Ts ~ will he
announced in the Catholic churches ~
tho city tomorrow.
=, vas intended 70 establish petit
sc,,,r,r, for six wears initial train
,ng FOR the priesthood. but the over
,,,hacrin4ion Will make possible not only
the preparatory courses. but also
mn ior seminary with its six years of
philosophy and theology. The largest
pledge was t25o.000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Additional death notices recei vcd too la
for this column Will be found on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Matthews Case Goes Over.

Tho oaae Of Vincent l.. Matthews,
charged with conducting drug. store
without having employed IN u registered
pharmacist WINS continued until lbuIH-
day when called In Municipal Court To-
day. Matthews store Ia ut Lancaster
avenue and Union street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
IN FsI0RIA VI.

We think of our dying Auita
Alas with but y fSar
FOR We missed her childish prattlc
since this very day last wear
Tho little foot grew weary.
And soon she went to- sleep
%uw tod IS watching y 81 her
Like a shepherd with his sheep
Uer Amt Mary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03
Simmons Meets
Freeman Tonight
in Return Bout

Tunight Young Simmuus. Amhrlllo's
favuritr wrestler. viii meet lack Free.
man. ~ Clarendon. IN the hong looked
fur return match which win find Sim
mons In good condition, The hast match
AS won by Freeman hut the local boy
wSA, into the ring handicapped with a
spfNncd shoulder and could not give
as good account of himself as should
have hrcn expected under normal con
ditiuns. simmons finished his training
vcs,rr,laA. and ~ In the pink IL condi.
ton and Il Freeman rcI"1ts his victory
over hts osponvnt simmons viii have
No alibi Freeman SAYS he Il In better
condition than when here last and will
rrp.a, las, meetings. performance.
carl Robinson. Jr., and Jimmy Good.
night have been matched Tor the cur
tain raiser and they should give the
audience quite u bit Of good amuse'
mcnt.
In the scmiwlndup Jim HutChins
has been signed 10 meet Charles Dun
Ian and the men are evenly mntrhd and
this should u one IL the best buuts seen
here In som, time
something new fur the ladies has
been arrangcd-all ladies accompanied
hy their gentlemen friends viii be ad'
United free tu the section which the
grntlemon's ticket calls for. THIS
scheme has met with great success In
other cities where ladies attendance
reach ~ high rs fifty p,r cent.
Reserved ringsidc seats are On sale
AT Num- Electric Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-03

Members uf the kiwanis aud Rotary
clubs baseball teams were on edge
Thursday night and said they were
anxious Tor the calling of their game
at iaO o'clock this afternoon at the
Amusement mark. and all ct them were
hoping tina, the weather man would he
able tn furnish them a pleasant day FOR
the game.
The kiwanians sprang some eleventh
hour s,ratcg, Thursday afternoon
when they refused tn divulgc their
tentative lineup Tor their game, They
said. however. that they would have
an inyinclblc battery and that all OF
their playcrs would bc sluggcrs' They
predicted that they would win the
game by at least ~ runs.
Eumors were circulated around tho
city Thursday tina, big league scouts
we're to bc In the city to-day To watch
IN. Rotary .iiiwanis game In search OF
promising material for the major
league teams.
Jess Rogers will start as pitcher Tor
the Io,arians while Pa, l.andcrgn