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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27

used universally
where children are
concerned, says
Percy Granger.
Fortunately this
great invention is
obtainable in an in
strument of supreme
quality. The Lyon g.
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Mothers!
Give Your Little Girl a Chance
to Become an Artist
Highest Endorsements

High authorities endorse this improvement
enthusiastically. Il wish 1 could be small
boy again to be able to make use of the Junior
Pedal" says Rudolph CAM. ''It should be
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27
Now She Can Pedal

For a remarkable new invention brings tn
pedal within her reach! The great handicap t.
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beneath the fingers" It's exquisite tone and
rare beauty give it enduring charm. Its mod
crate price makes it an outstanding value
And the development of the Junior Pedal
makes it the first complete piano - complete
for musicians of every agel
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-10-27

artistic playing has been re-
moved. Tone color, the secret
of piano charm, is hers.
"The pedal is the soul Of
the piano." say the great
musical authorities. It's
Importance can hardly be
over emphasized. Without
pedaling, no one can play
correctly.
Yet there is only one piano
with pedals a child can reachl
tits the superb Lyon g. Healy
with the Junior Unfolding
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
FAIR
DATE FIXED
Representatives Of PENN
sula Associations Set
Time for Meetings
]. M. CROCKETT
is PRESIDENT

SALISBURY, Nd. Jan. 29.-Repre-
eentatives from the various towns
and cities included In the Del-Maryda-
Pen fairs and racing circuit met here
yesterday and decided on the dates
for the 1921 fairs and elocted on
GERS.
Those present included C. s. Muir
ply. G. 5. Warren, II. b. Windsor, w.
II. Smith, B. J. Shaw, Ernest Raleigh
ringtOn. Del; II. 5. Harris and y. $
Lake, C0mbndge; r. l.. Parkes aud
w. II. Wright, Tasley, Va: j. NJ.
Crockett and Roy Gladdlng. POGO
mOke; ID. j. Ward, Salisbury; Norris
]. Temple, West Chester, Pa, and
Joseph Davidson. Wilmington. Della
ware.
Omcers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President, James NJ. Crockett. POGO
moke. secretary-treasurer, d. J.
Ward. Salisbury.
Following arc the dates set for the
various fairs:
Harrington. Del. July PC. p. 2s. 20
and possibly %.
Cambridge. Md. August :, ,. q
anu y.
Tasley, Va, August 9. 40. a. and ~.
Pooomoke, Md. August &C, a., IS
and 40.
Salisbury. Nd. August %. "a. %
and &c.
West Chester. Pa. August 81. Sep
tember 4. 2 and ,.
Wilmington. Del, September 5. 6.
7, 8, and 10. with a possible meet
ing around July or 3.
Business OF various kinds was dis
posed OF and u was decided 10 have
the association continue 10 trot un-
der the rules OF the National TrOt-
ting Association. 10 was also decided
10 allow each fahr association 10 de-
eide on its own purses.
Resolutions OF respect on the death
OF 6. II. Wilson. Jr.. Of Wilmington.
secretary Of the Delaware State Fair.
who died during the year. were
passed
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

Babe Ruth cannot do everything.
Basketball Is one OF 'em.
The Braves star shortstop, HAD
bit" Maranville, Is showing up the
king at this pastime.
He's capiializing his diamond fame
IN the indoor loop game.
Maranville Is = real basketball star,
too. lie has gathered together one OF
the best teams In New England and Is
making a financial go OF H.
He's an athlete from his toes up.
The long grind OF summer baseball
doesn't burn up all his athletic en-
ergies. More's In reserve for winter
sports.
The rabbit" shows as much pep
In looping the ball In the bucket as
he does In short-stopping
II keeps him In top shape. When
he goes south TO the training camp In
a few weeks he'll be all ready 70 sci
the pace and show his speed right on
the bat.
Just who hen go south with Is NJ
10 the baseball '-David Harums."
Before the stove league has wound
up the swapping shake-up Maran'
VILE may be a Pirate, a Red or I
Giant. Perhaps he'll still be a Brave
But some high bids hang over hii
/ head
All this doesn't interest the "Rab
bit" now. He's got the basket bug.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

ray down nve times in two rounds
and put another feather in his throne
duster.
Kilbane thinks $4,000 the right
price for his risk in a decision show.
Offers OF Sieger and Clancy 10 do
their bit for the hole in the dough-
nut gives a promoter a lot OF lati-
tude to work on.
Kilbane will pack EN- In when he
defends his title, no matter who
boxes him.
CLANCY Is more OF vet than
Sleger. But he doesn't hit so hard.
Andy could possibly win from the
champion on points. Sammy would
have 10 bring his risht-cross into 40
tion 10 win.
Kllbane is smart fellow. sieger's
three years experience might not
prove enough TO vanqulsh a boxer
who has outwitted all the feathers
for years.
But when a young fellow Is com
ing as fast as Sieger he might rims
the ben in his frst start against a
champion.
Stranger things than this have
! happened.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
GRACE UP AGAINST
PILL MAKERS NEXT

The schedule Of the Grace basket
ball team will be resumed on Monday
nieht at Friends School when they
will have the team OF Hahnemann Col
lege. OF Philadelphia, as their oppo-
nents. The future doctors have al
ways had a good team, but this year
they have been going PARTICULARLY
well, winning the championship OF
the Philadelphia College League in
their first series. An note OF interest
10 local followers is found In the. fact
that Morrie PiersOn, who earned his
start In Wilmington and Delaware
COLLEGE. Is playing a forward position.
The Grace team came out OF the
Washington College game in excel.
lent condition and has had a good
workout this week, so that II should
be- in the best condition possible. u
will have its complete lineup In tbe
game and expects to keep up Its good
record.
The Grace girls team, which Is
lust getting under way, viii play a
preliminary game with some local
club.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
BROWNSON BITS
ny GOLLY.

Harry Dutch" Kelleher claime the
ocean has many "rolleys," but that
contains one and only
one ROLLER"
Me for You Kid. when I grow up.
Young Wilmington girl walks TO
Texas.-NeHys Item.
Texas is famous for its steers"
Had she made Il Mexico, every one
would have said
The fellow who put '-vhisk" IN
whiskey evidently thought the inside
needing busting as well as the out
side.
I hear Alexander is going in the
National Guard.
Alec. faint heart never won fair
lady.
Prohibition Is like. the army.
The first nine years are the hardest
Germany has patented a device for
a i00O0-ton sub" with 9-lnch guns.
We wonder II the Allies will stop
the construction.
President-elect Harding, a devotee
OF the cigarette.
At last a President who recognizes
an American right.
Luke" Lutz says the Battle OF
Paree" isn't anything compared 10
Elkton.
Coach" Burke says Lew Denney is
as funny as ever.
Burke and limp" Ryan saw Lew al
the "Troc" last week.
We've missed Harold Craven lately
from the club.
hear he is ''crsvin'" for some one
Tess Mcohade plays with the stool
through the week and basketball or
Sunday.
Some diversion, Tess.
Jazz. you may have my red necktl,
to go with the patent feathers. Oh
Evidently preparing for the Chart!
Ball.
Andy Remlinger is counting IN
days till Casey and Monaghan COM
home again.
Watch this trio perform.
Salesianum's referee has personal
| fouls down to a science.
When they eliminate this from soho
lastic rules the games will be wort
while.
We wonder n ttie cold wave vii
prove a hindrance to the crime wave
"Buck" MagiH is like an Indian chiei
Returned to the HAPPY huntin
grounds"
Murph couldn't miss peg o. NJ
| Heart"
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
HornSby PeddIes Life Insurance
BL DEAN SNYDER
c hits and life insurancel
,ers Hornsbv peddles both.

Base hits and life insurance.
Rorers Hornsby peddles both.
The ring OF his 80. gaited bat
draws the fans TO the ball parks six
months out OF Inc year.
The scratch OF his pen adds DO IN
surance policy holders the other SIX.
Rogers isn't leading the insurance
league. But he is getting his toes
dug into a secure future.
Diamond days don't go on forever
ne knows. SO he's grooming sioe-
n isn't likely that the Card star
will settle back into a managers
shoes when he's through with base
Rogers is OF a quiet, retiring dis
nosition. While on the road with
me team ne doesn't pal around WITH
Inc gang. His teammates call him
the Lone Wolf"
When he shows mp on the ball lot
he's all business He's leading In lhe
attack, both on the field and at the
bat. A..
same way. But when he's talking 70
. prospect his conversation peps up.
81. Louis citizens consider II an
honor 10 have their insurance papers
signed by the same hand mat signs
one OF the fattest contracts in base
ball. -
Rogers. like Honus Wagner. hits
from the right side OF the plate.
The left-hand swingers have grab
he'd of most OF the gravy in the bat
ting averages. There has always
been keen rivalry between the right
ers and the lefties.
Before 1900 practically all the big
hifiers stood on the heart side Of the
plate.
player sfrequently. shifted rom The
rieht-hand side OF the platter to the
left. believing that this style was
their only chance 10 lead.
The last year that the great Honus
led the National League was 1911
Since then the swat leadership has
been monopolized by left-hsnd hit
ters.
Rogers has broken their long run
The brilliant Cardinal Is a brawny
little fellow. He stands 5 feet II -
k~-hAs tall and weighs around iS5
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
Peppers" Win VoIley Ball
Series; viii Eat Chicken

Jack Reynolds Peppers" won the
Y. NJ. G. A. Volley Bail League cham
pionship, and as a result will eat
chicken at the expense OF the other
three teams in the league.
NOlley ball hostilities will be laid
aside next Monday evening when the
warriors OF The inflated bladder"
will gather round the festal board
10 do justice TO a delicious chicken
dinner which will be served in the
Y. NJ. C. A. banquet hall at $50
O'Clock. All OF the players In the
league will participate in the feast.
Several OF the volley ball sharks"
VIII be called on for impromptu
srneches. The Rev. Raymond w.
Cooke, one OF the heavy hitters OF
the Peppers" will give a short talk.
There will be music 10 add 10 the
enjoyment OF the occasion.
The vOlley ball league started on
November &c and out OF eight games
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
.EE9aTzIIgE
TORTURE ISN'T SKILL
. headlnnk Is doomed. Itls too

The deadlock Is doomed. It's too
deadly. It's torture-not skill.
The hold Is a yise-like grip about
the head, where delicate nerve
centers are located.
Joe Stecher Is partially paralyzed
from the effects OF Il.
Wladek ZbysZkO was also put IN
hospital for several weeks
after experiencing Il. He nearly
went blind.
I'd 'Strangler" Lewis won the
Championship with II. But ne Is
more razzed than boosted.
The hold should have been barred
before Lewis developed 10 II
would work a hardship on Lewis
10 have 10 defend his title with
out it.
But better a championship lost
than a murder committed.
Torture has no place In sport.
The toe hold and the strangle hold
were barred from wrestling be-
cause they were tOrturers.
The deadlock is In the same class.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

Offers to bov shaky champions for
nothing Is getting to be old stun.
Budding youngsters have every
thing TO gain and nothing 20 lose.
Sammy Sieger, OF New York. is
squirting at the promised land where
Johnny Kilbane has relgned for nine
years unstopped.
Sammy is a conner. lie is climbing
fast. His right-cross jolt Is a bad
thing 20 run into.
Tie New Yorker has been boxing
for three years. Winning the anna
teur championship in the Big Town
gave him his start.
He wants a crack at Kiibane on the
nothing to me" and AL TO you"
basis.
The feather king, now fading. Ia
under a heavy barrage OF similar
challenges from other contenders.
Sieger thinks he might as wen get
IL as Young CLANCY. who also wants
10 box Johnny for nothing
Johnny Murray looked like one of
the best i26-pounders until he ran
into Sieger's right-cross wallop the
other night. Sammy knocked Muir
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

played the Peppers" won six and
lost two. Captain Schaals "Cooties"
held the lead for several weeks, buH
were finally subdued, as were the
other teams, by the deft manipula-
tions and smashing drives over the
net by the Reynods-PennOck- cOmbi-
nation. Huber's ''Morepeps" gave the
Peppers" a hard run for the decid-
ing game last week and while the
champions won three games out OF
the series OF flve, they were by a
very close score. The Coolies" were
a formidable foe for the Peppers"
10 beat. as were Lickle's "Hummers"
but by hard and consistent head
work and team work Reynolds men
nOsed out ten vlctOrs.
Members OF the champion team
include Jack Reynolds, captain; DR..
II. r. Pennock, Raymond ". Cooke,
r. X. Durstein, B. F. Guerke, Barney
Jones and r. r. Lewis.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
pARKsInE on TONIGHT.

parkslde VIII meet The DreNeI UIub
of Philadelphia, In the w II. 5. gym
nashin. Parkside has been going at
a rapid clip, so FAR this season, win
ming seven OF the eight games played.
Their only defeat this year was at
the hands Of Defiance.
The Quaker City aggregation comes
here with a reputation OF having de-
feated some OF the best teams In Phil
adelphia. This Is their first appear
ance In Wilmington. Most OF their
games were played in Pennsylvania
and New York
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
Axx1a>|V u JAWS

Frank. brother OF Jack, Is ready 20
knock on a few mlddlewe ghts.
The bright ambitious ball recruit.
Fed up on pork and beans,
Now yearnclh 10 disport himsen
In sunny southern scenes.
He's keen to have his big league trial,
His appetlte's immense;
He yearns TO put the iced Dag on
At some one else's expense.
stranger" Ed Lewis is no relss,
tlon 40 the original "Strangler"
Lewis The new champs real hanoie
is Robert Friedrich.
Early 10 bed and early to rise
And you'll never meet any regular
guys BUT
Early 10 bed and early to rise
L. the way ball players get heir De'-
ting eyes.
II Hannes Peter Kolehmalnen ever
runs another marathon It'll pc LOT
Uncle Sammy. Pete Is a fuH-neoseo
citizen now.
McGraw went by New York so
so fast on his way back TO Cuba that
he didn't have time TO make another
offer for Hornsby. Havana must be a
grand old vineyard.
Nick Altrock Is back at Washington
after making the Coast League ians
laugh themselves fat Hes minkihs
nm "a new line to pull around the
! American League parks, next summer
Ban johnson may be able TO live
down a lot OF things his enemies nsNo
said about him, but they'll never lor-
get the bathroom episode.
More than 1000 OF Princeton's 1900
students take part in athletics OF
some kind.
Ed Horemans, Belgian cue star
charges Willie Hoppe with .sidestep-
ping a championship showdown.
Baseball on ice would be a great
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
==a== - POR : = - - : =
Muscle Man Goes TO Dartmouth
WATSON DOES WONDERS FOR FooTBAIIERs

A real muscle man has come out
OF the west
lie is Miracle Jack" Watson. who
Will apply the same muscle magic at
Dartmouth next year that he has
been giving the University OF Iowa
athletes.
Watson Is more than a trainer. lie
does more than take care OF eprains
and bruises and breaks.
He can tell by sizing up a new
comer on The athletic neld whether
hes best suited for gridiron work OF
track
Il read an athletes condition and
trouble by the look and the feel or
his musIes, as an ordinary person
would read book" says Watson.
Watson's salary at the Green insti-
tuition viii be 5000 a year.
For the past three years he has
handled Big Ten football teams with
out a single regular being out OF the
battles on account OF injuries.
The Hawkeye institution credits
the veteran trainer with putting the
schools athletics on a higher plane
than ever reached before.
He's Of Scotch descent and was
born In Dublin.
His career as a trainer started at
Grinnell College In Iowa.
In 1907 he went 10 the Iowa State
College at Ames. lie transferred 10
the State university in d9i3
Watson holds many athletic rec
ords. He has done the hop, step and
Jump from standing start for ~
feet 4 inch. He has a record Of q
feet one-half inch In the broad iumI
without a iake-On or a bed 10 lighl
In. lie also holds creditable sprint
records.
Training athletes In the most in
teresting angle connected with schoo
athletics" he says.
I'D rather train an athlete thar
coach him. A trainer Is In the back
ground. But the athletes themselves
appreciate my efforts. That satisile
me"
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
FIRST ROBIN
ABOUT DUE

About this season Of tho year
The baseball players start
lnditing letters to their boss
Which read like this, In part:
The shortstop, in a scented note
Which Is not very long,
Remarks: I'm In the best OF shape
And ready for the gong.'
The catcher says my throwin' peg
Stops 'em all at ping-pOng,
I'm ready for the seasons start
And eager for the gong"
The pitcher writes: -Iu prove 10
you
Your judgment wasn't wrong
In signing me this season, for
I'm ready for the gong"
The slugging fielder also Joins
The letter-writing thrOng.
He says "Mye eve is on the ball
I'm waiting for the gong"
The sdoond sacker mails this note
From Bombay or HOngkOng:
I'll meet you In the sunny south
I'm ready for the gong"
And then that little robin bird.
Whose Judgments seldom wrong.
Says: "Fellers, spring Is nearly here
And soon l'll sing my song"
HH
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
HAGLEY MAKES EN-
TAKE NOTICE NOW

Hagley made the town sit up and
take notice last night after defeating
BrOWnsOn 81 TO p. 10 was Hagley's
fourteenth straight win.
The boys from Henry Clay, who
have been ignored by the nrst-class
teams OF Wilmington were In high
gear last night and IL they display this
same form against the other city fves
they will soon come 10 the front rank
in Delaware basketball.
Biddle, Jerome, Mclaughlin and Nc
Ney starred for Hagley while the
work OF Bierman was the high light
OF BrownsOn's playing.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
FACTS ABOUT CARD STAR!

Baseball's highest valued chat
tel. Money won't buy him. Would
be traded for high-class players.
First right hand hitter 10 rule
swat throne since Honus Wagner.
Will be % in April. Married. Has
one child. Makes ST. Louis his
home. Height B feet A - inches.
Weight 1876 pounds. Sells insur-
ance during winter.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
LEAGUE

The Admirais defeated the Com1nan-
ders, "a 10 TO- in the Y. NJ C. A. bas-
ketball league last night. in the lrst
game OF the double bill. The colonels
won over the Generals. q TO "a. Tho
score:
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
My, how familiar that name is

Mccall will attend the Bankers and
Brokers Dance.
That's the wayi Usually more
brokers" attend than bankers.
Russell caught shortweightlng Hol-
laren In a hot-dog deal
Bill, you're sentenced 10 get the
peanuts Saturday night.
Car runs over a peanut" and kills
Colonel (kerneD.
Who offered Bill Mclaughlin gum
drops?
TOO bad, Bill, isn't true instead OF
false" from the lips up.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
WH-DEL MUFFLER
BUSTS
BY BILLY.
BY BILLY.

Have you seen C. B. S. shooting
pool? Some shark.
Where are all the winter ridersf
Guess they must have put runners on
their machines and taken them out
on the ice ponds.
Don't forget the big meeting next
week. Glad to see some OF the old
riders coming back.
Where is Boss Minnick these daysf
We mis- you, John H.
Secretary Green has found a JOB.
Went all the way to New York city
TO get It.
And the box was empty
We don't know who It was, but we
sure have their number
2i2.
When the ice breaks and the hills
get good, watch out.
The emblems should be here by
March 4.
Frank Way rides to work now.
Glad 70 see Rider Thompson on the
job once more.
Where was the vice-presldentg
What's in a namef
Blue Hens.
Rather chic
/ More pep next week.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

His dash in going down offsets. the
extra stride right-hand hitters have
to take.
Hornsby is still on the market. But
Branch hickey wants playing talent
in return. The cash which MeGraM
has been layishly Offering doesn't
mean anything.
High-ciass ball players are the only
Mind that would strengthen Rickey's
hall club. All the money In the
world would't help keep the Cards in
the fght for the 1921 pennant.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

what does every big league skipper
want7
''Bo" McNillin prefers 10 keep his
name free from the taint OF profess
siOnal football. "Bo" turned down
flattering offer 70 lead the Carton
Bulldogs.
Baltimore fans can't bear the
thought OF a loser. There's no come
back 10 such an argument.
Carl Tremaine is a cOlorful ban
tam. He has no other thought while
In the ring but 10 win. Jimmy Dunn
has taught him all the tricks that
made Kilbane a star.
The lawyer who tried 10 frighten
Judge Lands out OF a fat salary
probably needs publicity.
peeier on his knuckles.
Perhaps Babe Ruth was too strong
10 play basketball.
When Pete Herman cuffed Wilde
limp the English fans stiffened up.
The deadlock. the strangie hold,
the toe hold, the scissors, the wrist
lock-theyre all in the same category
OF pain producers.
The new national agreement Is a
great thing. but the sweetest agree
mcnt OF All is that club managers
Lave agreed not to lambast each
other with adverbs in public.
Towel tossers don't do any business
in Australia. The referee Is credited
with knowing when a fighter is all in
The Mitchell boys have gone bach
home dressed In the latest styles
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
DFRIrYTFR drops ONE.

DeRuyter flve lost TO Mondale team
OF Philadelphia last night in No. y
school by the score OF 35 10 IS.
The first half was close and exciting
the visitors leading by the score OF
i3 TO ~. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
Mitchell was no setup for Leohard
He was knookdown bargain.

do was knoOkuOWn DdrBalns
Speaker viii lead his Indians against
Lee Fuhrs Browns In the opener az
St. Louis. Coincidence
Not everyone in England Is opposed
10 the staging the Dempsey-Carpen-
tier match In Bllghty. Cochran, the
English promoter who represents
one-third OF the syndicate back oi
the match wants II.
The baseball magnates haven't
buried the well-known hatchet. The
p handle merely got TO hot for EN- 10
hold.
. Kid Gleason's bidding $4,000 for
three star players Is no sign the
White SOx will be strengthened Delore
, the first robin comes. The KID dlont
land 'em.
The Atlanta Crackers drew 81 Sat
urday games out OF the Southern
Leagues schedule assignment
Columbus Senators will break IN
Ranger, Tex, as a basban ralnlns
camp. A few moons ago Ranger was
a mere hitching post. OIL was struck
and the burg has 10000 people now
Wen rind out more inside stun
when The game throwers' come up
for trial in February. Ban Johnson
has a lot OF stun on his chest YET
Babe Ruth challenges the guy VINO
broke the Babe Ruth Broke yarn
TO a hostile game OF craps
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
COMPANY C Is
SOFT FOR EDEN

Eden defeated Company C last night,
81 TO s. Score:
\ Pield Foul pts.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

lOldls .. ss -
Referee-Shaw. Time or halVes-2O
minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

The New York society debutante
who wants 10 know when B. Leonard
is going to tight ]. Dempsey, once READ
a sport page.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

''Home-run" Frank Baker has been
taking with the Yankees scout. II
looks suspicious. The lanks deny H.
which makes IL look more suspicious
Evening journal., 1921-01-22
FASHIONS.

A blouse OF silk tricot In rose and
gold has the fashionable high neck
and long shoulders.
An apron-shaped net veil has two
deep points forming ends to tie
around the crown OF the hat.
A tricot blouse of cansrv yellow
has the cuffs and lower part Of the
blouse rlf with metal.
Evening journal., 1921-01-22

Pinkey got a draw Tor his. Dut Leon
ard, he stlll smiles.
The Perry family Is running a 1T
tle opposition work 10 the Mitchells.