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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
FLYING POSTMEN.

You can mail letter in New York and the
air mail, with good luck can deliver It 70 San Fran
cisco in less than so hours
Old-timers recall the excitement OF December.
1850, before the transconunental telegraph was
completed, when the Pony express carried Pres't
Buchanan's last message 70 congress from Washing
ton 70 san Francisco in eight days and two hours.
Whatn they have in the year 1000 that'l make
1921 air mail service seem as slow as the Pony ex-
press seems today7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
AFTER COMMENCEMENT WHAT

IN
Within fortnight America VIII again nave 'H
Ioosed from high school and academy. college and
university. another army OF boys and girls-young
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
ANOTHER GOLD RUSH.

From the far north. Canadian Indians bring
story about river of gold Prospectors are rushing
northward
\ wild goose chase. you say? You're probably
right Men have hunted gold since history began.
Yet only 10000 tons of gold are above the earth's
surface today. Maybe in 100 seekers finds the gold
horde
But look about you and youu see the average OK
success higher among your neighbors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
CHEAP.

Americans spent 81 each to see the movies In
1920. says a government report
Tell that to the critic with blue glasses who
thinks movies extravaganza
Movies are the principal and In many the
only amusement OF the American citizen. They help
you forget your troubles, and give you excitement.
for which rich ancient kings would have PAID their
weight IN gold
For such services 81 head is a very moderate
expenditure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
CRIMINAL. BRAINS.

DR.. Herman NJ Adler. Chicago criminologist, says
there of superior intelligence behind
prison bars than at large. and fewer men OF infer
Tor intelligence in jail than out.
This isn't true. as youn and out by visiting
criminal courts and sizing up the indicted.
II criminals had superior intelligence. they'd have
the rest of locked up in jail The only superior in
e!ligence the criminal has superior to that of the
police
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

and sewing thsrn back n. again.
next fall?
Is there any "inproverne nt'' n
looping -FOUR hair down over your
ears this summer. and pulling Il I'D
TO the crown OF your head. next
winter?
Progressi Il - not progress-it's
marking time" running around in
circles, walking a treadmiI!
Styles 10 progress, should i'm
prove.
And. 20 improve. they mnSG CT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
NOBODY HOME. -

The cost OF rehabilitating a disabled war veteran
far has averaged $4,000 for each man. Congress
Robinson charges
This asinine mismanagement Is you
have TO pay such big
Why not give that $4,000 in cash to the disabled
soldier? On the average, he has enough brains
take it and rehabilitate dozen addition to him
self. Soldiers you know. not politicians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
Reflections Of q
Bachelor Girl

No woman will ever be a mans
equal-not in vanity, anyway, 90
long as she feels that she must en-
hance her charms with powder and
rouge n order TO please him: while
he has not a doubt that he is fas-
cinadng enough 70 please any WON
an. just as God made him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

Two hundred and six peace treaties sgned That
many American soldiers arrived in New York from
Antwerp, each with German bride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

one problem which Einsten was unable TO solve
while in our midst the relatively Of silk stock
ings 10 the high cost OF living
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

4 bachelors notion OF an ideal
wife" is a woman 70 whom he can
turn for relief and consolation. after
every foolish Irritation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

Maybe the inventor Of that machine for growing
hair on bald heads could tell you how to get grass
started on that bare patch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

You can't Judge an America n
mans character by his record in the
divorce cCurtsl because. nine times
out OF Il. that proves nothing except
his inability 10 refuse a woman any
thing she wants-even a divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

A bride is forever begging her
husband 20 "tecl her everything :
but seasoned wife prefers 70 End
out Tia truth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

TIP TO manufacturers wives II he means IN his
sleep he's probably dreaming about the good old
cost-pIus days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

The Girl Next Door reports that the backward
summer has considerably retarded her front porch
campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

II that Pons-winneoNe comet gets a good lool
at world conditional It probably won't return again
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

II that Pons-WinneCke comet gets good look
at world conditional It probably won't return again
Paul Poiret- Paris dressmaker says the corset is
returning. Where from-the dance hall checkroom?
Ford car No 100000 has just left the factory.
For birth rate. the Ford factory beats rabbits
Latest dgures put German war casualties at g.
sSsss2. That Is her real indemnity.
New York IS celebrating milk week Every week
will be milk week by-and-by.
The Girl Next Door says she sees little reason
for rolling down lace stockings.
Feathered footwear worn in Paris should be
popular with highaiers.
The girl of fashion puts or tomorrow what she
has worn today.
This is the season of picnios payer plates peeves
and red ants.
Mother isnt 50 terribly glad that vacation viii
soon be here
MAIDS IN Germany Preparations depredations.
reparauons
The real eternal triangle: mother. dad and uttl,
younss;er.
The iceman was the inventor of the -oold
shoulder"
a blackberry in the dish is worth two on the
bush.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11
FEMEIE ATACATA
IN EDCEWATER
PARK

Politia cauta dnpa sase oameni
carl au atacat eri seara in parcul
Edgewater femeie, pc dina So
phie Erler, de AZ ami, domiciliata
la 1O901 Bernard ave. Oamenii
au fost fntr 'un automobil 81 va
zand pc doamna Erler Cd sede sin
gura pc banca, $ 'au oprit 81 co.
borind, au insultat-o. I'm treca-
tor la sarit intr 'ajutor, dar cei
sase l-au batut pana ce acesta a
cazut la pamant. Apoi au volt sa
traga pc doamna Erler in automo-
bill, dar aceasta a strigat dupa aju-
tor. Oamenii temandu-se ca vine
politia, au lasat-o 81 au scapat GU
automobilul. Ea a suferit niste
rane 81 hainele eli au fost rupte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

n SRsS
Incepand ca SiuS de efi \ aCl
vindut bilete Gu 3 cent? a aRTQg-
pierea pietii p1blice. nblic
Compania . declarat ca
in decursul zilei de eri fu muIti
au cnmparat astfel de bilete. A.
-se asteapta insa 0 circulate mai
mare, caci All 3 Il de lncrnx ~
Biletele 'aceste eftine s'au busS
in circulate pc un timp nedeter.
minat, pentru fncurajarea< ptbli-
cului. De la rezultatul incercarii
depinde ca pana cand Sc va men
tinea acest sistem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11
(Ufslsagael

'Numai 81 nu dan de vrs-o
Allea, cuconita, zisc angatul,
zind pc Safta intinsa pc pat"
/ Mn ii prostl De Sine tie tea
MAI De Vasilei De el Sd naa
1rije. 81 stii cum ne-a fost vorba.
si sz apui asa cum ne-am fnteles,
scx te-ai intslnit cu es pc drum
soand yineai do Il han Il mai pu-
NJ scxpa de e., Il cd de astS pFi-
kvarx ! mai foet de vre-o aece
MI = tine. Haids pune mana No
dueesn h tine.
& I Alecs, - aplec6 apa1ca pc Gaf.
q de n1ijloc, > rjdica si = trase
iies de pe pat. B D
l u q i'm in spihare. cuconit 4 y
n 1loi tladeeti "A dunnea II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

i Ana desbraca lasind-o numai
in camasa 81 zise catre Alecu:.
'6a nu te puie aricin sd te q
propii de ca, ca sd Sc destepte. In
zori de ziua am sd viu sd te scol,
ei cand ti-oi spune sd iesi, so
tAleeti 10 Paraschiva, 81 sal spui
|numai atat ed s'a facut treaba, 81
"a vii inapoi 81 Sd stai in graid
n1na te strig. All auzitis'
'Da cnconita"
Da intel vim de IL de care
d n'ai mai bant al vrea S. gustis1s
De euconita, cum tie yoia. Nu
i'ssi mcsteca in gura.'' x,su
Haide sA-ti dau. Stingc lanha
u pune veriga 81 luand fotelc
81 botinii Saftei esi urmst de Al,
gatul sapns u credinoioa, pc care
/ n dSdusc ctiar Stavarachie de
ieri ii a. Stayrescu de All, = . slsi,
jeazca.
Ann ii dadu vinnl - rxnixse.
- fsl oala pret ca de trei pahare,
re care Alecu Il bin din ious res
|anilk kturi Il dupx 90 plesoxi de
edteye ori din limba si ii sterse
tlr4 "a dosul manei ii snltanal
N ~ prnsat de Am, ears puss
ysrisa a. w y = oiaia aaatu'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

pisez pana las lungita ca sd ma
lpomeneasca. Ce zor avut ca sd
sc amestece in treburile mele 81
sd ma vorbeasca la lume Cd ma
thu Gu dol amanti. Sa Sc fl tinut
81 Gu zece 81 n'aveam zor de- ca.
Nam tras nici pc Anton si nicl
pc Naica de maneca. Putoarea
Nns'a vazut pc ea Cd avut un
barbat ca un brad 81 Sc tinea Gu
Sandu. Sa fl fost Serbian ca Va
SHE nu ma uitam la altuE. ST cand
e vorba de Naica, lam spas de
atatea orr sa ma lase in pace. Ce
stric eu daca e nebun!
Copilul lasa tita din gura, 81
Ana il pase in leagan.
Sc uita la desteptatorul de pc
masd. Era zece, casca, dar vazind
un jurnal pc mass isi zise: maj
citesc nitel Sd veden &c mai xice, {
81 Sc asesa ladga mash 81 i1scepu
81 citeasca. Era "Uniyensuls si 3
interesa intinsplSrile din tara q
romanul.
Ceti CO Q jdzh4tAte ceas 81 /
apnca din non oascatua. M
cuac, caa6 Asa-ai fngA sonnua" !
|ineepu 4 se deshrace.
On salktx alno1naea, Moraan !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

Turcu incepusera Sc latre, sa da-
deau ca la ON. Sa duse la fereas-
ira sa vaza daca vine cineva 81 sc
gandi la Vasile. Vazul 0 mogan-
deata venind dinspre poarta q
isi zise zimbind: ''E ell" 81 "a
duse repedes in fata og1inzii sa-si
potriveasca coltii pc frinte.
Cainii sa dadeau de zor 81 priv
din nou pc fereastra. vasile sd
urea pc; prispa, aparinda-se Gu
batuls de scaini. Sc retrase de Ia
fereastra, 81 esi 81 deschise usa
tindei .dand gnra cainilor Sd taca.
''Bana seara, jupineasa Ano!
NuSv 'ati ic,ilcat r. zise Vasile.
'Nu Vasi1e. Noaptea-i IN an si
imi place sa citesc. Gina mai q
treburi. Oar &C vfnt te-aduse pc
aiciit
'Safta. Ma VENT acasa, si Gre.
DEAN cal aici."
A pqecat de mnt Vasiae. Cam
|pe "a opt. Assm ! spfo4pe' a
unsprezece.s s
'Auxi! Unde 50 ii lusl
Nm stiu. An volt ] . trishit q
sania dar M vrat II ast4pts y
|pnie caii "a Mi "a ek Y
lsuht nnsnai a ~ na ~ ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

Riga. - Internationala treia,
precum spune telegrama din
'Moscova, a acceptat res0lutic
prin care Sc aproba politica sovie-
telor conduse de Nikolai Lenine.
a fost adoptata dupa
vorbirea hui Lenine. In resolutie
se spune Ca sovietele pot face une.
lie concesiuni pentru salvarea die
taturii sovietiste pana ce ''si fra
til din apus vor p,itea sd lie vie
intr 'ajutor"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11
nsveIla sasi|or din Cod|ea

protestant 81 nici nu-si site apara
prestigiul. &c tablou poate Fl mai
trist decat. un prefect de judet,
.inconjurat de alte persoane Off
ciale, inchis intro salA a prima-
riei din Codlea la nn loc cu ceta-
tent turmentati de bautura carl
urla 81 insulta autoritatea roma
neasc8.
In ziar,tl brasovean al sasilor,
"Kronsteedter Zeitung" Sc des-
erie in modul urmator cauzele re.
beliunei la Codlea:
"A fost gresit ales timpul cand
s'a facut numirea 81 instalarea
floului prin,ar della Codlea. .Acum
cand munca campului Isl inchi.
'puiau autoritatile cd la actul ale
gerii vor participa numai cativa
cetateni, asa ca totnl Sc va desfa,
sura iute 81 f6ra contrazicere. Pc
primarul nou numit Gheorghe
Stoia nu-l voiau nu numai SASH,
dar nici romanii.
La o intrnnire de protestare,
SASH din Codlea au arafat ca nu
sunt nici decum dispusi sd renun :.
te la drepturile minoritatilor, de
care bcneficiaza dapa tratatul dc
pace.
Pentru sanatoasa desvoltare a
vietei comunale eli au cerut ca la
numirea unui primar sa fie con
sultata 81 populatiunea acestelI
comune.
Intai an facut un protest in
scris. Nefolosind la mimic, au A.
ranjat in graba in ziua instalarei
primarului o demonstratiune in
massa.
S'au admat vre-o 200 de sasi
n sala primariei ca sa protesteze
contra desconsiderarii vointei po-
pOrului. ,Primarul Stoia cercand
si vorbeasca, s'a produs un tu-
multi mare, redncandu-l la tacere
Toate protestarile populated MI
au fost luate i'm seama de pre-
feet, nici propunerea de Sc ale
ge in locul primarului instalat
de prefect un om de omenie 81
priccput anumc, Stanicel tot din
CodleaH.
In chestia rebeliunei a interve-
nit in discutie 81 deputatul sas,
Rudolf Brandsch, care intr 'un ar
ticol prim in ziarul sibian ''Deut-
sche Tagespost'' pc care-l intitu-
leaza ''Spiritul Pasalacului tur-
cesc observa intre altele. s''ha
lntreb acum, daca intamplarile
de la Codlea nu dovedesc in mod
lamurit ca anumite cercuri din
vechiul regat, - 81 functionarii
81 ofiterii earl au avut un rol, in
acel incident sunt tot de acOlo =
nu inteleg inca ce inseamna. a gu
verna in intelesul modern. Intreb
inca odata daca cazul de la Bra
SOW, care nu este izolat, vadeste
spiritul unor conceptii moderne
sau spiritul pasalacului turcesc
Pot fl considerati astfel de func-
tionari ca representantii inui stat
modern sau sunt Ell, ramasitele
mui regim de multi disparut al
pasalacului turcesc"s HA4 5;
Interventia 'parlamentarilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

al sasilor intervenit pc langa
guvern cerind sd Sc faca o an
clieta impartiala la fata locnlui,
lar SASH arestati din Codlea sd fis
plssi in libertate.
Dupa cum Sc anunta, insa SASH
au fost pusi in ibertate.
'Vointa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

/ IS
Zilele trecute s'a petrecut un
|fapt foarte scandalos in comuns
Codiea din judethl Braspv. SASH
din aceasta comuna s'au revolta,
impotriva noului primar communal
fiindca Acesta nu era ales dintre
Ell. Astfel aflandu-se in localitate
81 prefectul judetului, Eau inchis
pc acesta impreuna Gu noul pri.
mar in localul primariei, insul.
tandu-i.
Unii afirma, ca noul primar al
fl un agent averescan. Nu slim
intrucat faptul este adevarat
cert e insa ca SASH au savirsit
unul dintre cele mai grave abu.
sznri, prin nesocotita Tor proce.
Idura, impotriva authorization 81
guvernului. Nh voim sd luam apa-
Jrarea noului primar, insa gestul
sasilor e unul dintre cele mai con-
damrqbife, 81 sfidatoare. i.
Ar Fl putut. .concetatenii sasi sd
gaseasca alte mijloace, in cadrele
Jqstitiei .,si. hunei cuyiinti, ,fara Sd
.insulte, ,statul 81 armata arestand
un prefect 81 ofensand un Otter
superior, pentru a-si face pc plac,
alegandu-si primar dintre eli. Prin
urmare gestul lor brutal e unul
dintre cele mai urite care nu poa-
tie Fl trecut GU vederea.
'Gazeta Transilvaniei" prezin-
ia astfel lucrurile: I'm grup mare
de saSi au ultragiat grav pc pre-
fectul judetului, care era incon.
jurat de alte persoane oficiale, in
tire carl 81 un otter superior =
Gu prilejul instalarei unui primar,
in PERSONA cunoscutului agent
avercscan, Stoia.
Nu discutam astazi, alegerea
facuta in persoalia noului primar
din Codlea. Ne ocupam numai de
faptul nltragierei d cauzelor eli,
n afarS de suprafa u ce-sr repre-.
zinta acea persoana.
Fapt, este, ca sasii din Codlea
au bruscat pc reprezentantul gu
vernului in judetul Brasov, 8
dupa ce l-au inchis in sala prima
riei, abba l'au liberat insultandu-l
Pentru acest nltragid, combina,
Gu revolta, cei vinovati trebut
.
sa-si primeasca o pedeapsa exem
plara.
M poate fl tolerat ca sa Sc ul
tragieze reprezentantul guvernu
lui - orr care ar Fl - atunci cane
indeplineste un act official.
Cerem dar, ca prestigiul autori
tatei de, Stat sa fie repus pril
urmarirea imediata, prin instan
tele judiciare, celor vinovati
Justitia va sti sd dea pedeapss
care sa redea demnitatea 81 res
pectul fator,at autteo,rifEstei tori d.
Stat. " ''e'.'s'a -
Dar nu putem trece Gu vedere,
neprevederea autoritatilor in che
|stiunea care, farx Sd tina seam;
de imprejurari1ee' locale 81 numinc
un primar fara nici o calificati,
II fntr'un centri rural cultura
sasesc ~ da prilej Ia astfel d
= :. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

5a4h inchid Jrimarul q prsfectui
"A localul PrAnariei. - O. scrie
presA sassasck. - ProtsstuI de.
putatului Drsndsch. = Inter.
ventih Ia guv19n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-11

intrind in linda.
Vasile Sc scutura pc picicare,
isi scoase caciula, Q scutura de
|zdpada 81 intra dupa Ana, zicand:
Stunt plin de zapada 81 Vi fac
mnrdaTie in casa.
l''Nu-i mimic vasile, e apa. In
|trS in casa,'' raspnnse ANA Gu
voiosie.
"J1nde so Fl dus muierea aiais'
zise Vasile, intr1ild in casa.
''Cihe site. Poate la baba 81
nilia."
''Ce sd eaute la eais Ais
'Nu etiu. Am vszut-o de 6hkk-
va ori trecand spre ea.''
'S'a facut treabai Nm cuHva
|ati ayut ceya intre dumneavoas-
|trxr
(va urma).
, 1921-10-06
MATCHED
WITH TAYLOR
Nebraskan Finally Signed for
Big Wrestling Card Date
Is Uncertain. i.

After several weeks OF dIckerinx
George Mcleod has finally completed
arrangements for n finish wrestling
match between John Pesek. sensa-
tionai Nebraska wrestler. and Jack
Taylor. Rocky mountain champion.
The match VIII be staged In Casper
sometime during the present month.
The match was negotiated through
follower Of Pesek who recently offer
ed 10 bet $1,000 that the Rarenna.
Neb- giant could boat Taylor. II Ia
said that this money has been COW
cred and that both the principals have
AFFIXED their signatures to an agree
ment for the match In Casper.
Taylor az the present time is away
on a tour that will permit him 10
meet local fnvorites in Nebraska. Colo
RADIO and Utah. II he meets Pesek
this month he Will have to termsn-
ate hts trip before he completes the
circuit. otherwise the match win be
staged here November I.
In bringing Pesek to Casper, Nc
Leod WI stage a bout here that will
be OF a nationwide Importance. Pc.
SEX Is n Of the only big wrestier-
OF the country besides zbyszko who
win consent TO meet Taylor. Efforts
have been made to bring the two men
together for the past WI years here
but without success.
, 1921-10-06

defeat, and were determined to oven
up the series by winning the second
game
They pointed out that they came
from behind in h league race and
that tho same grim fighting spirit
would carry them through this time.
Manager Hugsins. manager OF the
Yankees, admitted the Giants were
faster but his team showed the most
speed yesterday. turning In the runs.
which as h o,dtimers say, IL what
wins bail games
Chants not only look TO see Frank
Frsch. their star third baseman. re
peat his yesterdays performance Of
hardhitting and good b~aserunning. but
they plan to share in Il themselves
Frisch was the outstanding star Of
their club in the first game. making
four OF the Giants five hits His aver
age was perfect ut the bat and in the
field.
But the Giants will not have TO
face Mays again today. It may be
Waite Hoyt. the Brooklyn ~schoolboy.
season helped the Yanks to the pen
nant. On tho other hand. Manager
Higgins may start shawkey against
the Giants.
Manager McGraw Of the Giants
still has pitching aces left. Nehf.
Toncy and Barnes were on his list as
possible starter today. He surprised
some OF the experts In h opening
game by picking Douglas, who pitched
. good game. but not 30 good ns Mays.
The Giants today will be the wis
iting team" while the Yankees VIII oc-
cupy the place OF the home crew held
by the Giants yesterday. This chang
Ing process also involves q shifting
OF uniforms m dugouts. The Yam
KEGS, who wore their road quits yes
terday. will have their ''at home sp-
parel on. while McGraw's men win
don travelling uniforms. And, OF
course with the change will go the bat
boys. But Eddie Bennett. the Van.
kee mascot and chief Of the bat boys,
said n bench is ms good as another.
at isn't In the wood. its the play
ers," is his opinion when It comes to
winning ball games. I'VE stole their
thunder yesterday" he said and that.
according to the experts. about tells
the story OF the game"
like Mentally, the star OF the first
game by his steal of home, another
theft and two hits. one a double,
planned 10 continue his efforts today
and SO did Shortstop Pecktnpaush, a
over of defense. with nine assists to
his credit. Then there always Il Babe
Ruth to be considered.
The weather early today was clear
and less chilly han that which created
h early morning fan yesterday
Many started for the polo grounds
early.
There is not likely to be any change
in the batting order of the two clubs
Both managers seemed satisfied TINT
the offensive power of their team,
- well arranged.
, 1921-10-06
EDDIE ANDERSON HERE
ON VISIT, WILL TAKE
ON BANTAM FOR FIGHT

Eddie Anderson. contender for the
bantamweight championship OF the
world. arrived here last night accom-
panied by his manager. Billy Grupp.
who Is responsible for taking the Cas-
per youth so far along in his aspi-
rations of becoming tho ring cham.
pion at his weight.
Anderson. II will be remembered
here, was the all around champion
OF the 1920 Elks'- boxing tourney.
Spectators III tho house realizing the
worth OF the boy got in touch with
eastern sportsmen. resulting In Billy
Crupp. the man who brought out
Benny Leonard. Rocky Kansas and
other famous battiers. taking charge
OF Anderson's destinies.
Eddie returned here principally to
spend a week or more visiting with
friends and relatives and to perfect
arrangements to nave Grupp con.
tinue as his manager. During his
stay hero It Is probable that a bout
will DO arranged to permit Casper
sport fans to get a line on the sensa'
tional boxer.
, 1921-10-06
TWO MERIT BADGES ARE
AWARDED TO BOY SCOUTS

Two merit badge awards were mad.
by tho Casper Boy Scout court OF
honor at its meeting last evening at
Scout headquarters in the Chamber
OF Commerce building. Scout Leroy
Jourgensen, Troop !. presented sat.
isfactory evidence to the court that
he had completed the requirement.
for a merit badge in handicraft, and
was presented with tho badge of the
honor. Scout Eugene Wise also OF
Troop /, who appeared once before
as n candidate for a badge in marks.
manship. completed his tests in this
subject before tho court last night
and was awarded his badge.
ine date for the next meeting OF
the cour of honor has not been an.
nounced.