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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Special Fixture Sale every Satur-
day. SPRINGER & HARCH'
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Chas. Lang, the veteran Vermiion
range photographer, was in the city
from Tower Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Lang is now in the confectionery
business at Tower.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Mrs. B. Lambert and Miss Ruth
Mccormick, were in Duluth Satur-
day.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Frank Gianotti was in the city
from Gilbert over Sunday for visit
with his mother and other relatives.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. DIN and
daughter, Iona Jean, arrived home
Wednesday from Duluth where the
young lady was usheTed into the
world at st. Luke's Hospital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

FOR SALE-Motor and Sail boats
for sale cheap. Also cash register and
one safe. Apply of Frank Chosa,
Winton, Mimi.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

FOR SALE-Two lots in a good
residence district. Two boat houses.
One old motor and one row boat.
BERGLUND BROS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25
VA N 7 ED
FOR SALE, ETC.

FARM WANTED-Want to hear
from owner of good farm or land
worth price asked. Address FRED
M0EN, Hutchinson, Mimi. S-1S
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-02-25

Guy Coffey represented Frank
Lozar Post at the District meeting Of
the 8th District at Eveleth last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
FOR RENT

220 Madison st.. sr. b..
1919 West Eight street 6r. b,psh
2l6 Madison street. and b.
Gil South Van Buren street. 5 r. b.
Shop. ri Fulton street. $50
$40 West Second street. store and dwell
ing.
800 west Second street. r. b.
gl2 Linden street. . r, b.
JOHN J. HANLEY
Phone 517O. 623 West Fourth sfrsst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17

Farm and Dairy Products So
iGs--fresh country eggs. 62i Madi-
ON street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
situations Wanted-Fcmalc
situations Wauted-Male

BoOkkEEpER Experienced wiz audit
open. close snd write ur books day oi
evening; moderate terms Address 4 20
Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Building Materials

LUMBER
10000 FEET OF N. @. PINE AND
DOUGLAS FIR. $500 AND
So 90 PER THOUSAND. WILL
MINGTON PROVISION Co
FOOT OF ORANGE STREET.
PHONE 0937.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17

WHEN your best dog friend, Jerry, up and runs Of
:" from home evening aftcr you've gone to bed
aud tho next morning you start out to look for him
around the ncighborhood--
And you ask NIL tho other kids If they've seen any
thing OF him md they say "Gee-thcy amt and you
look up all the side streets and into back yards
And finally you get worried that you pull ali
your courage together and right up to the policeman
the corner and ask him II che has please seen your
fox terrier white with black spots" but he can't
help YOU
And when your father home for supper YOU
tell your trouble to him and he just smiles and SAYS
well, now, Il guess il isn't as bad that Wen
put Lost nd in Every Evening before give Jerry up
for goncr'
And the very next evening man leading a white
dog with black spots TO the front door and YOU
take good look at the dog and then you yell Here's
Jerry"l
That's What You Call Every Evening Service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
urlp-nale or Female

NiN NNu MoNIN Got your share
NWss orders un household necuSsltles
gl ssf scW commission Apply 1920
NafAsi street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17

APARTMENTS AND HOUSES
At ORFETLY REDUCED RENTALS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Waiting
AUCTIONS Locals
Legal Notice..


EsTATE. OF NELL r. GOUERT, DE
CEASED Notice IL hereby given that
letter.. testsmentary upon the estate of
Nell II. touert, late OF Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly rrart tel
unto Equitable Trust Company. on
the, sixth day OF December, A. -. 1871,
and all persons Indebted 10 tn. said de-
to the executor without delay. aud eli
persons having demands AEAt3st the
deceased are required to exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly prnbated To tho said
executor on or before the sigth day OF
December. A. ID. 1922. or abide ~ tho
Law In this behalf. EquItAbie Trust
Corpany, srscutcr. Address WHINING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
Legal NLtIces
NOTICE

NOlltE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For the District of Delaware.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
@. @. NAVIGATION CORPORATION
No. 427 in Equity
TO ALL CREDITORS AND STOCK
HOLDERS OF q. G NAVIGATION
CORPORATION AND OTHER PER-
SONS INTERESTED HEREIN
Take notice that the petition OF Equi-
table Trust Company of New York,
complainant in the above entitled cause,
praying the court to make an order tax
ing the costs In said cause approving
the accounts of Edwin X Cochran, Jr.,
receiver, fixing the compensation to be al
lowed said receiver for his services In that
behalf, and ordering the final discharge OF
said receiver. has been set down for hear
ing before said court on Friday, the
twenty-third day of December A. D.
1921, at 8 O'Clock i'm the forenoon. at
which time and place all creditors, stock
holders, and other persons interested shall
appear before said court and show cause
II any there be. why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Attest:
II. q. MAHAFFY. Jr..
Clerk u. 5. District Court
District of Delaware.
W iimington, Delaware. December l6. 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
statesmen aud Agents

Asi>IA Nantrd io advertise our goods
aud iistfihuts free samples 20 consumer
n b ppf hour Write Tor fili particulars
Amsrifnn Products Co. flSp American
hius.. invinnsti, bhsu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

COKE--Gas coke. the ideal fuel for heat
ing and cooking. better than coal and
cheaper. more heat. less ashes; no waste
Phone 2t8l w. &. NJ Chase, Thirty
sixth and Market. rcprcsentin Philadel-
phia Suburban Gas Il Electric Co.,
Chester. Pa
Evening star., 1921-02-14
TEUTON MUSIC IN PARIS.

PARIS. February 12.-An American
conductor. Weston Gales of New
York. gave Paris her first solid Wag-
merriam program Of overtures recently
when he was accorded the honor Of
directing the Lamoureux Orchestra.
Paris now seems to accept German
music without protest. although with
in month squads of police guarded
the government-suppo opera when
die Walkure." the first Waenerian
production sung there since the war.
was given.
Mr.. Gales founded and conducted for
chcstra. His Paris program compris-
ed the "Ricnzi." Flying Dutchman"
and 'Tannhauser" overtures, and the
prciudes from 'Lohengrin," par
sifal," Tristan and Isolde" and "The
Mcistensinger"
Evening star., 1921-02-14
By the Associated Press.

SYRACUSE. n. Y, February II
Appointment of a committee OF noted
engineers and technologiStS TO ell1nl-
nate the nations waste in industry was
incruded in the opening business here
can Engineering Council.
council, said the committee would be
directed to make national assay OF
waste. Nearly 100000 engineers
throughout the country will be called
upon to aid. BY studying the nation
as single industrial organism they
Will attempt to locate. he added weak
EesseS i'll the country's production sys-
TEN.
1t was announced that a preliminary
survey already has been under way.
The different elements making for pro-
duction waste, such as labor conflict.
decrease in individual productivity,
lack of coordination and other sources
OF industrial failure. will be brought
under the close scrutiny of the organ-
lied engineers. Their aim will be to
solve pressing economic problems.
Included in the personnel OF the
committee are DR.. Ira \. Hollis, presi-
dent of Worcester Polytechnic lnsti-
tute. Worcester. Mass: l.. W. Wallace
of Baltimore. George d. Babcock of
Peoria, H.; Morris l.. Cooke of Phila-
delphia, and Robert Linton of Butte,
Mont.
The sessions of the council confer
ence today were given over TO socia l.,
industrial. political and technical prob
lens.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Three COnvicts Break Jail.

FRANKFORT, ky.-Three prisoners
two of whom were serving life SEN
tences for murder, escaped from the
state reformatory by saving through
the bars of one Of the cell houses and
scaling the prison wall. The men who
broke prison are Heber Hicks. aged
twenty, and Chester Phelps, twenty
four years, convicted of murder
and Ray Blackburn. aged twenty
four years. sent up for one year for
forging checks on the state board of
charities and corrections
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Printers Plan 44-Hour Week.

COLUMBUS. - Printers. pressmen,
photo engravers. stereotypers and
electrotypers employed in Ohio COM
mercial publishing plants, plan to
inaugurate the forty-four- hour week
May l or stop work that day until
employers accede to the demand. The
only publishers who will be exempt.
the union men said, are those Of daily
newspapers
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Millionaire. -, to Take Bridc, q

WORCESTER. Mass. N,.l,aie
Henry sawyer. aged scventH-,.iShc
years. Worcester'S largest indN dual
taxpayer. and one of the most wide
iy known business men in Wo-Cc
ter, and Miss Marie Louise Everett.
a@vd SsNtN-iiN. years. formerly of
Boston. VIII u" married Wednes sday
noon IN Madison. Wis, where the
bride * now living
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Justice George ". Gage Dies.

CHESTER. :. C.--AsSoCiate Justice
George W. Gage Of the South Caro-
lima supreme court died at his home
here after long illness. Justice
Gage j. the second associate lnstiC"
of the South Carolina supreme court
10 die in less than one month. Assu-
ciate Justice Daniel +. HYdrick nav
ing died January u
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Five SIrepip. Sickness Deaths.

%ESN YORK Five more deaths
from sleeping sickness occurred here.
and n The vicinity. In Port ca, ster.
u suburb where one of the deaths
occurred. public funeral services
after deaths from the dlSaasT have
hctn forbidden by br- William j.
Shv,hau. hra!Jh officer.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

bill recomm ended by the United States
Senate committee on imm graf ion.
which would restrict the number Of
Immigrants to : per cent Of the mum
Der of foreign born persons nf each
nationality resident here. as deter
mined by the census of l9lo, WAS
ursea in a resolution adopted by The
Hebrew She!tering and Immigrant Aid
Society OF America
Evening star., 1921-02-14
PLAN FOR INAUGURATION.
Railway Officials Discuss Matters
Relating to TRANSPORTATION.

Relating to Transportation.
Matters relating to transportation of
those who will attend the inaugural
of President elect Harding were dis
cussed at a meeting of the Washing
ton passenger and ticket agents of
the railroads entering the city at the
Dewey Hotel last "Wednesday night.
Harry r. Howser of the consolidated
ticket office presided.
\ surprise party was given after
the meeting by E. G. Ball, passenger
agent of the Gulf Coast lines. Rod
ney G. Martin and Sam Burgess sang
a duet
Evening star., 1921-02-14
so HURT, M0T0RMAN HELD
Officials Say Long Island R. R. En-
ploye Ran by Signals.

NEW YORK, February 14.-Edward
Costello. motorman on Long Island
local railroad train that collided last
night with an express train in Brook
lyn, injuring more than SIXTY persons,
fifteen seriously. was held today
charged with feIoniouS assault
The local train. public service in
vestigators said, passed several danger
signals.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
2.1ee New York Divorces.

NEW YORk.-The number of di-
vorces granted in the five boroughs of
New York city during 1920 was 2,1s6,
or 358 more than in 1919. figures from
county clerks Offices show. During
1920 there were 1853 divorce actions
started, or 2S8 more than the year
before.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Well Dressed Robber. Get 1907.

! NEW YORk.-Two well dressed
men. carrying walking sticks. held up
| and robbed a cigar store at Broad
way and 57th street, in the theater
district, of $S07.60. Jacob Null, the
clerk, was beaten into unconscious
ness. The robbers made their escape
in the after-theater crowds.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Twenty-Five Hurt in Collision.

BRAZIL. nd.-Twsnty- five persons
were injured. several seriously. when
TWO interurban cars carrying 4
funeral party from Terre Haute col
Ii ded on a siding near here The two
ears. bearing the family and friends
of Otis Purcell. whose funeral was
held here. were taking Il siding to
permit a limited intoTt:rbau to pass
" hen the crash occurred
IrSe Immigration Restrictions.
NEW YORk-MoGificatiU of the
Evening star., 1921-02-14

of three of five men trapped by an
explosion in the mine of the Moffat
Goal Company. Saturday afternoon.
were recovered Rescuers continued
working in an effort to reach the
bodies of the other victims
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Schoolboy Kills Woman.

CH1CAGO.-Mrs. Grace Lovelett,
wife of an assistant warden at the
st. Charles. Ills, school for boys, died
from injuries received when Frank
Gossett. seventeen-year-o trusty,
attacked her with a furnace shaker
while she was asleep. Gossett was
arrested in EIgin.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Contractors to Cut Wager.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. General
contractors of Chattanooga have
served notice on employees that be-
ginning April l wages in all lines
will be reduced 20 per cent and that
a days work for days pay" will
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Charged With Check Forging.

DETROIT, Mich.-Roscoe Dowell,
aged twenty-five years, an inspector
of engineers. attached to the United
States engineers office in Louisville,
KY. is in custody of secret service
detectives here, charged with forging
and passing government checks stolen
February from the office of the
chief engineer in louisville.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Last wear over nine thousand India n
troops, provided with free passage
by the British government, visited
Mecca as pilgrimS.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Hoover Heads Move to Stop
Nations Waste in Industries
Expert Engineers to Probe Production Syste-25 Hurt
in Wreck-WeN Dressed Bandits Rob Store-More
- Sleeping Sickness Victin,s-Other Ne.us in Brief.
, demanded.

uemandeu.
Recover Blast Victims BODIES.
OAk GREEN, Colo.--The hOlie
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Money Back

Every instrument fully war
ranted and guaranteed to be
as represented or money re-
funded without question or ar
gument. Could anything be
fairer?
Evening star., 1921-02-14
The Prices

The figures placed on this
elegant list of Pianos and
Players are certainly low at
this time of high prices. Think
of it, A used Upright Piano
for $50, and used Player for
S17S. Come and be convinced.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Terrns
Guarantee

Every one of these Pianos and
Player-Pianos is fully guar
anteed for from l to 10 years,
according to their age. You
are absolutely protected in
every way. You are sure to
be pleased.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Extra Saving

Extra saving for more cash
down. Ask the salesman about
our cash-saving plan when you
call.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
)DIE-WEIGHT CHAMPION READY TO DEFEND HIS TITLE
SOUTHERN STARS
REPORT TO CRIFF
READYFOR WORK
Miller and Brottem Ready
To Talk Business With
Prexy Griff.

TAMPA. Fla, March is;-Miiler
and Brottem showed up tonight at
the Tampa Bay, where the Grihmen
are making headquarters and, while
noncommittaI ION most all pertinent
subjects, are admittediy ready to
start work. BY coming after Grin's
lteIegram that he did not want them
unless they accepted terms. they are
as good rs signed. But IL they can
talk Grin out Of an extra hundred
or two. they're Just younss,ers 30
10 It. And Miller may be really
needed, too.
There was a little item on Plant
field this morning noticeable to the
regular fans only. that may marx
the beginning OF the passing OF one
Of the games best known Sars.
Clyde Milan took his stas1 N right
field. while the husky younger feet
of one DUFFY Lewis kicked around
the lefr garden. pndoubtediy they
will continue TO do, so throughoT
the season. even Aoushs ciyde's
legs look to be just ss good ar
ever. There's viii be less work In
right for Clyde. and will leave him
better for what chasing he does
have to do.
Walter johnson will go better this
year than In several recent seasons.
N the big boys vim here counts
! for anything Looks better than he
did last spring by far and he says
the old arm Is in wonderful shape
He war medSup q full half hour this
morning. 1.-The regular second day
stun, and then chased flies in the
garden for hours batting practice.
He plans TO curve a few tomorrow
and says he will be adding the zip
py the time the Phillies arrive tor a
real tussle Saturday. Aside from
Eschma nm and Tucker the place was
bare OF rockies. They worked along
with the regulars but are admitted
ly hangers-on. just waiting for Griff
to md a spot to set 'em down.
Miller looks to be in pretty good
shape. He says he took the bath
course at Hot Springs. leaving there
for Little Rock a few days before
Griff sent Sam Rice around the
Springs hotels, looking for his
wandering boys Brottem had few
days at West Baden. too, and while
not up to Miller's standard. looks
better than the average rookie does
reporting to camp for his big league
tryout
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
TOLLYER'S COMMENT
(Au Right, ls,srvss BY csttysr's ksvs
Burssl.)
on the Sport of Kin
By BERT E. c0LLYER

(An Rights Isservse BY cetiysr's New
American Ace.
Be with him when he makes the
nose dive for the pay-on station.
That's ali I have to say. Furoeiow
is being asked to pack a lot OF
weight and may curl up. From
where / SIT. however. the Goldblstt
nag looks all over the contender
and should be second. with Sirocco
a bang-up third. imagine this
race is 10 be a final pipe-opener for
Belle Of Elizabethtown. DO you get
me. Hector?
Nothing to IL but Elias in the
FIRST. Here is a baby that keeps on
improving right along. Weight don't
bother him and the farther he goes
the better he likes il. Toss the dope
into the discard and 20 visit the
common enemy. Pscifier has the ear
marks of a nice colt and only needs
snug handling in order to prove
pretty hard nut TO crack.
Athgarven and Flaxey may have
the short end OF IL between them
Trumpet Call is the dangerous out
slider. Redland for mine in the sec
ond. / know something. Is in clever
hands and IL they put Lancaster In
the coop. good night Eddie Mcbride
will likely rule favorite at the track
but that makes no never mind
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
Havana Results.

=. First Raee-Seven Seas, 102 Gan-
caster), to 2. even. 1 to 2; Ben
Butler. 107 (Simmons), 2 to 1. even;
Thoughtless Beauty, 100 CFields), 2
to S. Time: IA rs. Cannon Ball,
Shorty's First, Johnny o'connelI,
Constantine, Miss X, Back Rock
and Treadwell also ran.
second Raee-Miss Wright, 10
(Lancaster), Is to l. s to 1. to L;
Lucie May, 106 (Pickens), to 1,
even; Merry Feast. 113 tDawson), 1
to 8. Time: 1:o7 2-5. Aunt Deda.
Cigale, Orleans Girl. Elga. Durelia,
Timothy J. Hogan and Miss Brush
also ran
Third Raee-Polar Cub. los (Pcn-
mani. s to 5. 9 to S. 1 to s; American
Eagle, 113 (Dominick), even, 1 to 9;
Mess Kit. 1e4 Osncaster), 2 to 5.
Time: 1907 LIS. Discussion, Haran,
Loyalisr and Ed Garrison also ran.
Fourth Rsce-Sik Him, 1o1 &C.
Miller), s to 5, to 2, 1 to q Top
Rung. lis (Dominick), even. L to D;
grey Rump, los (Buns), s to 2. Time:
1:o7. Lullaby. Fleer, Willie Woods.
and Bibbler also ran.
Ffffh Raee-Sweep Clean, 1i3
(Burns). 5 to l., > to 1. out: Frank
Wv. 100 (Penman), to I, out; WAL
nut Han. 112 Kelsey, out. Time:
1:4s. Sea Prince and War Zone also
ran
sixth Race = Pastoreau. 10
(Francis), s to 5. to 2. to 4: Bu-
ford. ia CRodriguez), Z to 5. z to
10: Hsriock. 1o6 tLanczster). . to S.
Time: 1:f& is. Cubanita. The Pir
rsts ana u3rnlsy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
Bobby Default
Find" at Short
For Catholics

The Catholic University diamond
has finally been made ready and the
Brookianders took their initial
workout on II yesterday afternoon.
The squad went through a strenu-
Gus session, with Coach Moran de-
voting most of his time TO batting
The regulars and the
rockies lined up for a short struG-
gle. in the course of which Capt.
Jackson and Bill Dollard had their
first real workout under fire. Both
men showed excellent form.
Bobby Default appears to be a
real find at shortstop. but Nc
Clusker from st. Anslem's prep, who
looked like a fixture at the bot cor
ner, is the victim of a shrained
ankle, and will probably be out of
the early season games. The team
is practically ready for the opening
clash with Gallaudet next Saturday,
and 1t is probable that every man
who has thus far reported for prsc-
tice will have an opportunity TO
show his wares.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
Mobile Results.

First Race - Countess, l06
(Smith). Z to S. 2 to S. out; Chick
Barkley I1s (Erickson), l to ..
to S: Martha Gray, los (Schles-
singer), to 10. Time. 1881. J. E
Hertz. Gladys, Reholsn, Chester
field also ran.
second Raee-Financial Rooster,
100 (Erickson). IL to 5, 70 5, 1
20 3: Virgo. ll2 (Smith). l to 5.
out: DIR. Zab, ll0 (Wilson), even.
Time, 1908. Petrogrsd. Dahinda,
Hay. Nick London, Clean Up, Pro-
ducer also ran.
Third Race-Counter Balance, l20
tMink), to 2. to 5. out: Parrish.
ll2 (Meier), 6 to S, 2 to s; Susan NJ.
l07 (E. SMITH, to 3. Time, 2:O3.
Capt Hodge. Kebo and Beeswax
also ran.
Fourth Rsee-Mickey Moore. lis
CMink). 6 to S, ) to S, / to 4; Tiger
Rose. lo7 CErickson), 3 to S. 10
4; Oaklawn Belle, lis (Schles-
singerl. to 5. Time. 1851 rs.
Grandee and Sunduria' also ran.
FIFTH Rsce-Corkey w. 10
(Howard). IL to S. , to 5. l to 3;
Lady Mildred. los CEricksonD. even,
to 5; St. Just. l13 (Dunkinson)
{ to 5. Time. 1908. First PuIIet
Sir John Vergne. Ogden Girl also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17

balls and comes back with a bag
full. Aside from his winnings he
always finds an extra ball or two
when he goes after one in the
rough. He has an eye like hawk.
Speed sunk a fifty-yard approach at
the third hole for a, 2.
Johnny Evers is the latest con-
vert to golf. You can't beat a vet
eran ball player for artfulness
Vaughn, Alexander. Killifer. Mar
tin and Tyler wanted to play Soli
and didn't care much for hiking. Sc
they inveigled Johnny Evers out on
the golf course, handed him, q bas
of clubs and showed him the game
After Ginning in and out of a
dozen deep gullies and over Ions
mountain slopes Evers was con.
WINGED that golf on Catalina was
some job. So when the. five con.
spiratbrs suggested in an otfhano
way that they'd like to shoot a lit.
tie golf instead of taking the after.
noon hikes Johnny consented, only
condition being that they must play
the full eighteen holes.
aAnd / think / put IL over OF
them at that" grinned Evers wher
he told me about it. "A mountain
goat couldn't climb over that cours,
twice in less than three hours ant
the boys were getting back from
their hike an hour before the golf
ers finished"
All through the three week.
training in Pasadena tie golfinl
Cubs-for a good many others ol
the team, will be playing-wili visi
the Pasadena Golf Club in tn,
afternoon. FIRST going through base
ball practice from IL to 2. witt
that. and Johnny Evers' traininI
table restrictions, and the no
weather in Pasadena just now,
will be q sun-baked. leathery
sinewy bunch that goes from her
to chase the pennant on Easter
fields.
(cepyrigkt, isai. By the Bell syndiosts, Inc.