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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
FARMERS FIRST
DISTRICT JUNKET
PROVES SUCCESS
n~~y f'v~se~< O. isspeessoa - Farms
ssd livestock Herds In
Thb A<efLos 49,

Rsporss OF the farmers district
tour eosds<tsd under direction 81 ths
Twin rs,ls County Fasm Bureau Fri
Aay lsdse4ts sssrsosdiaasy success ct
tsndsai spoa the jankst. Seventy
five psssoax participated 10 the toar
Al oos tfms. There never vas isss
tksn . dossn. according 10 ~ "
Poser. ksssaa agent.
The tosr started from BAIL friday
nosnisx ssd concluded ~ tbs VII
isam filsssisnd dairy. soath OF T~is
rslls. that svsniax Refreshments
we're served sf the Cleveland farm
The fret place Waited rss the
". ~ a4shs farm near Bull. where
ths Raass Dsroe.Jsrssy swine hero
wss Inspected. Then followed calls
q the n. J. hatfield shorthorn cat
IT, fsrm. tAs Blanchard Hereford
psses. George chiId's Jersey and Hen
~ ssAkk's ossrss~y places. Al the
latter niIk Asd cake vas served the
nsnbers OF the party. The Sand
nssyes cheese factory AZ Buhl vas
vsstss1 ssa The tour vas then ordered
eossiassd to Filler where lunch Nss
sssv~1 b. tbs ladies OF ths Catholic
church Batter. cheese and Ice cream
ssrs sspSiss1 By The Lineoln Produce
eoapsxy. ths nssdaeysr chsess fac
tory sna the startling Creamery eom'
pssy Ter ths lsssh voiiowinx the
feast . tsesssn u sd1rssses ~as ear
rts< Ell With L. . Otto a. Chairman.
Taos sDsatixa we're; Gay C. smith.
zsskssiss szSsst OF Swift . company
cAissso. =. y. kisshss. snimai has-
hasdAss u The stats university On
tsa4sos department.. aud y. ~ Cam
nsek. slsa4 dsiry kssbsndmsn Of the
49, bnsstssttss.
ve,loviss isaeA The party visited
ths L D. Otto Daroe-Jsrssy swine
hsrd. catches fioek and jersey eat
~ kssds RsseAisg Tvis Fails the
sssstsss called 81 the Lineoin Pro
sses eons~Ay plant aud the Sterling
csssnsu, TAsss ssops we're succeed
ID ~ tssos<stoss Of the Alfred
ssrosh pssoe-Jssssy swias herd. the
c d trivia Jssssy cattle and the VIII
IsSn cisvsl4sd place Al the irwin
Isrn niIhiss machines we're seen In
sessatioa.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

Virginia Auxiliary csevsa<ise.
The srss eorvsntion VI The woa-
sas Auxiliary u the Virginia Depart.
nsus q ~ Ansstcea Lagtea usn b
~ Nay - AZ ~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

psss1no snvoaoA : psssrsy STRICKEN
1Be5>N - oefir>as the larvv so,ps-<r
- c1nopn psay,ns sheat the thought
eeeusse1 - - that the ssorh and the
~ Nm ohesi ~ sa.s esiiins U.s.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
OF FAIR BOARD FRIDAY

Routine business was transacted al
the regular monthly meeting OF the
directors of the Twin Falls county
fair held here Friday evening.
Plans for the fair were discussed
and a number OF changes In the gen
sral program considered. Interest in
the institution among the farmers Is
keen. according 10 Secretary Markell
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

As the Mciave prpspector remarked
when he was hetly pursued nv an en-
ragged lady bear whose cubs he had
disturbed n ind that the old copy.
book natter lie cbaste and you will
be happy has some hisstiu' e1cep-
tons "-Io@ Angeles Times :.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
WOMAN CLUBS
OF I'D A n o

~ Ms HenSs l.. settle. rsystss
Nh. osseUe y. nsvss haslss bss'
stertsl Dsstdsat Of he coIumbia'
slus es belss. sssssasd a. pabiieis,
ehoismsa. - she felt that she eouie
~ carry tAs vosk Of both offices
Mn Hsssr l. Settle Of the rortia
stuh. rsyssss. succeeds Mrs. Davis
- vsu smsns Asf sstiss asss week
~ sessssi< ssisss sAssid be al
4senssd 10 ~
Ftssss poses sks following lists Of
$50 osss>ess IL yeas ysar books
ossteen slss. wsis~s fresidsnt
M. rrssf aostimsrl Vice Prssi.
de>s. hiss Olive rstsshsk. seers
taxy. Mo HAsrtsea MsAasms. Treas
~. Mn. J. @ cishbys Auditor. Mrs
= n oAssy.
c3vt< essA. Cascade President.
Mrs J. n MN: Vice President. Mrs
- n. wee1. Recording Secretary.
No. 4 D. Rekss Corresponding See
ss>axy. Mr. = n. Msaa@a
hss- Jsnss fitzgerald. formerly OF
ys1ss. sst 500 sssisiss Ia Twin Falls.
- sseAAliy kssessa ~ the eonv.n-
to ~ tstssmousssia snd coast
seasss fs1ssNsios Of vomsns clubs
ksa4 81 alt LsAs CITY last vssh. BY
bs1Ns sAsstsa corresponding seesc-
safy Mn. ~ J. svssisy Of irwin
vsls. 80 sassd ps.slasnt Of the
sso>nkSssias nrs Fitzgerald 10 the
m64Ass ~ Mrs.. O J. cAiids
nDcoNp ooDrnSCr FEDERATION
TAs sAsssl eeAvsasies u he ,ss
es1 aAs<s$ss s.AsSssiss ~ idshe met
a Ws>sss. Tuesday nsrsisx. May 81.
wtab - ssshs sse<sssstsd. ef the az
bstoassss 10 The sissrsss- and man, |
vtsssiss sisA~s~ss ~ke -.ss nee
telse~sas
~ saSsAsss elss sstsas~a an Ia
vsssstss v he sosvsstlen 10 rect
- xAssAaes ssss yssr Which ~ss se-
sesxoa
~ vssy sssslisas nssl< asrsns |
~ ssessssks~ sss all farnishsi By
wsas~s nssa<isss
Wednesday sfssxxoes tie state
pssst1~ss. mss 1. . os~~n. held
s>ass sss~<u n~sstas A. n~ny ef
~ tsaaensas visA>d 10 ssAs the ifs
ssees tssis ssiy sssssioas 81 Inn
mp1kass 1ooastAsss vsss considered.
~ - 49, sslstlas " matters IN
snaasrssss eth the eo.ias ssasrsi
ee1asssise sesssu ss<stnx 81 Salt
LAhs. u 49, ALEC decided that the
psbizsessas a. sks Idaho r.asrxsloa
osiissts sAssld ~ started In the tall
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

II. ksndrick Of
san Srsnciseo
Cal. member Of
the national en-
ecutivs committee
of tbs American
Legion. served
with distinction
In the army. and
WAS cited b. oso-
ersi summsrsli.
commander of the
Fifth Army eerp~
for display Of sx-
eepsioaal devotion
to duty while IN
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

The wom~es Press club u Nov
fers city has become inssxsss~d Ia
Anssriesn Legion wssfarv wosk and
has adopted Z ward a. ros Hills hes.
pisxi. staten tsasaa New rsrs. eoa,
taiainS ~ dtssbisd vsss<sss The
etabs committee sisiss the hospital
twice . w~~s supplying TIE men with
articles u eiotAtsS. tobacco and
reading matter. An itss spcoso<~d ~
ne esab VI providing -S~rdsosssss
or window ncxss fer shs varssss 49,
psssis ~hsr~ sx.s<rvies men srs b.
lag treated has h~eoBs popular With
rvllsf orssnisssioas me school call
srvu Of Lscnls. y. J.. collected rsnds
aud bought . vtsdsv sos fsr sAs ~
pitsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Amateur Sports

Walton Juniors, laGr;l4O, pognds ppnts, ",...{t ,...{t
rro.ns cams ."sy' H. II. Hu''". .,''
i,@i5sny ieiStny' seGoSd SooSd Da.Ne.ea team v';
G-It S@s GeI%1rH %Ss,in9' SamE anc '7'iS ?. ii '
: P, =. c. an eighteen:yeAr:old ba'ee'-
Ha ,gHm Tan' %aTsre s%SSS's S0S soHyS EgS{9 ,
Hiles Crane basketbAil team wan's Gan.-s
Reach !. a. has, ss{uTEday anJ SY"daay
I,a',ey no Belgrade street. Phone h-ns3s'
nnmer 3 C. tocms+y 81 {ssF, 1885, 70. an II
9'' .,rs51 TsT'" "wIs.ahaRon %.f% y, p'v"" "'' "r'
1@%,s '@aTas &ayins %'ym Ssls Andrs~ o'NuU. 2,81
StiiSirmoant ia + !. vent. esssse!os,, sem?s
fN"nc Phone Lombard 5Oos or s07S between : and
Any church IN ws,, PssdSDhgIa p gS,, h,G,"s
j2Is5S ;S%3S':5 :5o! F$s street ~,
or oT"1 away. T.S Barnard sehoIsyjsI 22i9 Garrrt,
'' H. UpsaI to2.os! 'oSmi owi,,sHs Ts'Sa' l'1.'2S
Wv Ty.h9s h2sp'4 'A4,&hcs & ASatoa A.Sas a'g es..
k6tDa'l games with teams ntI"eP to seven.
SSs" q: noms S2a' or u: TS aSay, ThomSs haTf 3Gss
Moore street
teen and eighteen year old baskethah ,ssms
away from home, Joseph Roberts, 1850
Logan square, a nrst-ol$ss five. wants
gsmss With hoWe baseSSsSS,l team; II. e
A second class travelling oahItsthA FIVE
wants games. n. E. Tiespau. 4i5 Mfh!n
I street
Mlquou a, A. would lke 10 Arrange sa,nss
With al sixteen 20 ssYepHsn year old hVsI
having halls. p, \. Killian, 28i6 North
Twenty second street
| south Philadelphia y. G. wants 70 play
| sixteen 10 eighteen year old baskethsli teamI
away from home. James Kennedy. 23lt
! Cross s'Ira..
The speedwelI 4. A., travelling FIVE
| wants games with aix'een-to -s6ventern- yea r,
| old teams, Andrew MacNei.., Gl32 South
Ipsal street
A junior team would like 10 secure the
| services Of = itteen-to-seventeen-yea yea r-old
center: Law NewcoTn. Starr Garden Play,
ground, Sixth and Lombard streets
st. Philips A. A., a travelling hapkethaII
team wants games, Howard Koch, 2O6t
EAsS baaphin street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
AMERICAN CAGE LEAGUE
viii Meet TO Plan for Season on
Wednesday Evening

The first regular meeting of the
American Basketball League has been
called for Wednesday evening NJ y
o'clock +,nrp At the Office ~ the Phii-
adephiu Record, 9l7 Chestnut street.
At this gathering plans will be nude for
the coming season.
Thre" applications have been fled
with the secretary for bPrrhS ann tnPrr
has been some discussion Of changing
the method III vogue since the organ
lzation of the league.
The sentiment faVorS dropping uf all
the clubs playing in on" hail aud giving
the teams the privilege Of PLAYING in
their own halls Any team wishing 10
attend the meeting or make applIca-
ton for franchise is requested to g,r
in touch with V. J. O'Conuor. 2I%
East Sydney street, or phone Walnut
230O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Teams Play According to Form in Opening
YANKS' PUNCH HARDER
THAN THAT OF OLD AZ
Sheer Pocer of Ruth, Meusel ct al Outclasses Oen,s
of Collins, Baker, Mclnnis and Sclang-Ney
Yorhers Greatest Hitting Combination in History
BY GRANTLAND RICE
Or turns around TO take a bite
Out of his cdddie's ear.

or turns around TO take a bite
Out of his caddie's ear.
Stopping Princeton
L" A NiTHlNG to stop Princeton ,v,u
"A be one Of the main footbo, ", WI
gans throughout the East this fail $40 sio.
one knowing that it will take mors ,hSl tscn
mere trif1e. 'nan
The Tigers gridiron star has 49,.
high in the heavens for some time yreh re
Tiger beat the Bulldog in 1OIa as ans
1920 and each year tied up IIapvaannSd ana
So Nassau's machine hasn't LOST n ,aru' ouN
test to the Crimson Or Blue since tUa, n,a
war days. pre-
And now it returns again with oro /,
its strongest machines, n line nm v ,Lo VI
will offer both speed and powar .usi aaI
that will take the field confident os auu ,.n
ability to get somewhere. VI IVY
Any team that has Lourie md
keck has a running jump in tho aa, .
eral direction of glory. But BiIl RSn,. Rseu.
has talent to build around these >Vper tst
stars, and the prospect for ano,I.o tno
Tiger championship was never brivbterr
than it is today. '""r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
PlttshsId Captures Eastern Pennant

Now Haven. Conn, Sept. 28-The East
sTu League baseball season closed YESTERDAY
with PittsheId winiuE the peURAnt Under
the management Of Walter Hammond the
youthful SECOND baseman. the Putsuod club
came from behind an tho latter part u
tho season and climbed above Worcester
and Bridgrport. rursfeld won the flag two
years ago and las, year It went TO New
Haven,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
British "Pron Collars Win

New York Sept, 2G.-Beforo a gallery
that pulled hard for the home pair. George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell, the professionals
from abroad. defeated Charles X. Paul the
amateur, and Jack Bowling, the sesrsdsle
pro" up and 20 play. in a thirty-slx
hcle match on the LINKS OF the westchester
lllIs con (lAG keostsaAS. -a.-.-- 49, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Wednesday night will mark tho re0psn.
Ing of th" Ice Palace. Mike McTigue viii
substitute for Harry Greb against JEFF smith
IN the wiUd-up Other bouts Joe Miller W
Young Jo- BorreI A Walker vs. Terry Nc.
F.sh Battling MURRAY vs. Charley Ray
and NIcN Pac,ttI vs. Mickey Morris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
YALE SHOWS A BIG
IMPROVEMENT OVER
LAST SEASONS PLAY
Tad Jones Has Speedy, WeHBaldnced Team That KnocS
Modern Football-Ends Play Smashing Game
Instead OF " atng for Plays to Come to Them
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

entirely football
~
announced Harvard IennSy-
Lafayette Penn state Dartmouth and West Virginia still
bayec
tion Penn the hgh" the
East kicked with
the Yale Bates affair
of the
Bates tumble had been recovered on
half Tad Jones back
nd easily shed lovCr hrocn
the heavy. Of medium
and shift well
the football
he surprising II GA Ri would
be out n fronth
unusually and
ground both
well under kicks Tad Jones
good the preliminary
In the against and this
ground forwards waited
o change
could hAv" stood
the second
will be remaining
Of Of system the work
proved to be
last
and then be swept aside by
charge which
boxed
weakness that Princeton aud Harvard took full
advantage Of
rt6 0 dtccT
tackle ond AVID nd
lad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
THE champion always cstecms hi, ,

THE champion always estecms hi. =,
L her title highly, but none Of tbs,
viii make any grimmcr resistance th.O
Alcxa Stirling Mt Hollywood next Wool
The Georgia girl, after failing TO br;n, "
back he British cup from Turnborry
has missed no chance to be at her bos,
with the American trophy, which sbs
has held for five years, now at s,sI.
against the most formidable Of all for.
eign invaSions. And her game, in
championships upon this side of m.
water, has been so consistently rooS
since 1919 that only some exceptional
output will remove her from the liSt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Kid Kiscadrn Is hummer, sAya skoodIas
lie haS taken ktsC adeu under his wing and
wants 90 send him after any OF the light
We. ght6,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Another sammy Harris Is In the boxing
game. He 10 = PhilH phlan and has under
taken the mAnagement Of Benny RAurmAn.
kaufman 10 training daily at OBrIen's.
He 10 In Ersat shape and bafa 10 ons Al ilB
pounds' says Harris, t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Ends Shoro Big Improrenent Orer Last Year

good Bates and there Nt"
i Human Irr replaced by
The
shows that Coach Jones has his working and the play will i'm
addition
Of
he n
out W
Sersedin n he
Malcolm q
sets
will in
freshman
II
6'Hearn N a Of a
a in
tyracue bound be successful
Harvard doubeheader fifty in
The Crimson did not have Of it, both smashing the ofen
which
bury Harvard lost the ball after rushing 5ard line
a t u
were shown bu be DIRECTED week
one
the at letes ITS
but each had The former rdIOpd unhbcg
all Hore-G GenerG. teams Lafayette Gnd
Psb1rghoi play EOn Saturday. and
n me ShonLd be q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Half. Strides

ftR1 CtTlueS
MANY core has STUN blei into q
lN pnnnhole Just in time TO get out
from under a failing rail.
0THE battle isn't to the strong'--
L but strength Cds no great hdndi-
cap TO Jack Dempsey against u tOeaker
man.
VOU WiH observe shortly that one
4 small tumble can offset sip fine
plays.
THE Regular Guy doesn't have to
reach the heights to be cldsscd
ADORE the rtnning Crouch.
Sheer Power
"MIAS there ever ball club that
w carried more sheer power than
| the lankces|' queries n reader.
Not that we ever saw step upon n
ball field. In modern days. that most
OF us recall, the Mackmen led with the
punch. when they sent such pevp,c as
Collins, Baker, McInnis. Schang and
others to the plate, but these we're not
| In the same class with a lineup that
offers Ruth. Meusel, Baker. Ward,
Schang. Pipp. Peck. etc. The Ruth :
Meuscl team OutclasseS all hard hitting
pairs of baseball history.
Detroit had its Cobb and Crawford,
and has its Cobb and Heilman. Cleve-
llnnd once offered Lajoic and Jackson.
st, Louis had Sisler and Jacobson.
But single look at the home run
compilations of Ruth and Meusel is
enough to show how far these two be-
long in front of the club swinging
parade.
Here and there some pitcher comes
along who can roll the Yanks back
Their attack isn't invinCible every day
OF the week. But on n general average
for sheer power it is more than any
average pitcher cares to face.
The Forward Pass and Luck
WITH all its attractive qualities. the
w forward pass has added more than
its share of luck to modern football.
In the old days there was little luck
to any line -plungtng game. You could
either gain ground or you couldn't.
But in one game forward passes may
be working perfectly. while n day or a
week later they may not be working at
all.
II recall two occasions last fall. "
| said Hurry Nost recently, where
we scored SIX or seven tOuChQOWnS
against the reserves one afternoon. and
| upon the next. with the same twenty
two men playing, we couldn't score a
! point.
Zone day every pass would be com
| ing off. On the next each pass would
| either be at the receivers finger tips or
| just out Of range
No team can tell now just when the
pass will clean up an opposing line un
and when it will lead to more trouble
! than gain This is one reason why so
many coaches use the pass only under
heavy pressure when everything else
has failed.
But the team that hasn't the passing
game to Use as a threat will be uT
against It more than it can carry If the
opposition is worth ten cents a pound
With Apologies
! Under the bunkercd chestnut tree
The riIldge dufcr stands.
! A scOul upon his SGHmy face,
A ntblick in his hands.
And the muscles on his brdrry nPck
Stand out like iron bands.
He had a chance to make a score
Until he hooked one here;
And nop he secs an 8 IN sight
The tChile he sheds a tear,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
Leonard.Friedn,dn Bout May Be Postponed

TuIE Sailor Friedman
fsic circles The match is good onether" S no doubt and
lightweight However
is another angle which be settled before anything be dne
Herman Taylor who The Leonard Tender
the
Chicago lightweight his
body he IS Meaey
Director Crteou
bout probably will a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
What May Happen
In Baseball TOddy

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies Pittsburgh. not schedpled.
New York. 5; 81. Louis. (hrst game).
Chicago. 4; Boston. (irst Enme).
Chicago. 81 Boston, twelve innings SEC
ond game.
Cincinnati, o. Brooklyn. ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 21; Cleveland. !.
Washington. 8; Detroit, 2.
Other teams not scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 81 Milwaukee. . (arst gnme>.
Milwaukee, 1oi Columbus. q SECOND samc).
Indianapolis. :; Minneapolis. 2 first
game).
indianapolis. o, Minneapolis. 1 seoond
game).
Louisville. !; st. Paul. 8 CHrvt game).
Louisville. 3; St. Paul, 2 (second Rame).
Toledo. b; Kansas City. first game).
Kansas City. :; Toledo. 3 (second gamo).
ToDAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at Pittsburgh.
New York ut st. Louis
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago ut PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
baltimore. 81 Jersey City. 5 Cfirst game.
baltimore, 81 Jersey City. ! (Second game).
Rochester, l0i Syracuse, (first game).
Rochester, 10; Syracuse, 3 (second game.
Toronto. 5; Buffalo, 1.
Newark. 4; Reading. 2 first camel
Newark. :; Reading. 0 tSecOnd game).
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY =.
Season closed yesterday.
FINAL STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS
w. l.. PC. w. l., &c.
Buffalo 100 88 .58S SYRACUSE. II 8S .4as
Rochester 90 90 $50 Jer. Oily 90 IOf 1858
Toronto, 80 ~ .6S8 Reading, 90 ITO 1897
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

"\A1HY not, " "suggests r. g.. mn.
w Jack Dempsey. Ibyszko And
Babe Ruth in the same room, locl
the door and let the best man coma
out. " But as the "Babe's" main sS.
iunct happens to he fifty four. ounca
bat. just what slight aids are Demn.
sey and Ibyszko supposed to carry a,
an offset?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

OpUrIDNT, TVET. 4 Y fIOhfR rf7rrped
The United States Naval Homo would I'm.
to arrange games away With all frst.n,a,,
football teams averaging $50 pounds I W
Cassidy, phone Lombard 1890
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Here. also. is a football schedule, that of
Colngswood High. prepared ny Manager %
away, October 3. Atlantic cry High, away;
l4th. Milv!lle High at home; 18Th, Haddon
Heights High away; oath, Haddonfeld High.
away; 2sth Camden High. away; November
!, Hanmonton High. at home! 4th' German-
away. ls'h Woodbury. High. at home; GATH
Alumni Gt home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

Helnic Miller, coach of St, Joseph,s Prem
r0r'ha' team, announces the scheduls 0r
his e,even as follows October T. German-
town Uig7. ~ Tabor. l4,h, open. 2lst, West
.ra'hO,Ic. AT Forty fourth and ParkEide ave.
nue: 27th. Villanova Prop, away November
/ BrooNyn Prop. OF homo llth. swarth-
rrora Prep. away; 18th, open: Gath. Catho ic
Bign. At Philies' Ball Park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18

D. ], Surratt. general secretasy
of the \. r. C. A, Totnfned from
Chanpaign yesterday vhere he had
b6ed attending the employed Of
fcers' confesence for employ9d Of
f|cers of the various \. ~ G. A.
Of the state. Mr.. stirratt, who was
president Of the association for the
past year, presided 1t the meeting
and opened the conference We'd
nesday morning With song service
and devotion.
Forty men representing 3 -
sociations Of the state were pres
eut at the conference. H. 3. Sea-
mans Of Streator, Ill. was elected
to succeed Mr.. Stirratt ~ presi-
dent for the coming term OF the
association.
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tcontinued nom Plgs one.)
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On County Records
Warranty Deed.

Z Zivan and Helen Maksinovich to
Louis DeSmet, part lot 4, Mrs. L.
N. Warmers FIRST addition, East
Moline, 81.
H. Alfred Anderson and wife to
Cyrille Gaethal, lot Z, block 1856
New Shop addition, East Moline
$1.700.
Peoples Saving Bank & Trust
Co.. to Alice M. Swails, lot IS
SINNERS addition, Rock Island
$4,000.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust
Co. to William r. Smitz, lot Is,
SINNERS addition, Rock Island,
1850.
Quit Claim Deed.
Emil Evers to Abraham W. Geif-
man, tract at Twelfth street and
Tenth avenue. Rock Island, 81.
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SHERRARb
Especial CORRESPONDENCE. }

Especial C0rresp0udence.)
The funeral Of Little Mary Doug
Las, whose death occurred at St.
Anthony's hospital Tuesday morn
ing, was held here from the United
Brethren church Wednesday AFTER
noon at 2::30 p. m, Rev. Klucker
officiating. Burial took place in
Sherrard cemetery.
Mrs. John Greer will entertain
the United Brethren Ladies' Aid
Thursday afternoon, Feb. II.
Mrs. Arthur Adamak entertained
the home bureau at her home Wed,
nesday afternoon. -
Lester Kinsey is moving from
his home in the country to the
place he recently purchased from
Will McGregor. Mr.. McGregor is
moving back to his farm.
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partisan interference. Later. on:
ginning to look for an opposition
.viewpoint--when mistakes will
hsve been made and the nation has
recovered from its flush Of expect
ancy and enthusiasm yand II be-
ginnin gto look for an. opposition
party to stimulate the Republican,
to keep their promises drift Of
public opinion may make timely
and pertinent . full meeting Of the
Democratic national committee.
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.conntfy q ) whole would look ask
ance q ) full meeting Of the Demo-
cratic natiohel cDnmittee called on
,the eve Of : Republican admins
tration when such meetings are
uyually held only once In four
years Just before the presidential
conventions are held. In other
words, the sasacious ones seem to
think the nation - 2 whole wants
to zee Warren Harding succeed
and that it will not brook obvious
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Moses to lead the party out !,
wilderness. So the revolt III, \ y
over and the Democrats vi,
sumo Z passive attitude Win
like Oscar Underwood Mains. \
party traditions in congress =
the Republicans have their in,,s