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Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-16

Singing Voice Production = Win,
Instruments. Horace Williams. Phone
1873 -W.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-16
Bungaloe Tea, Oh, Boy!-adv.

Lightbourns Ladies Shop, Barbara
Worth Bldg, cordially invites you to
come in and see the new Fail Millin-
cry and Dresses.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-16
Northend Farm Center to Meet-Th.

NOrthend Farm Center TO Meet-Tht
Farm Center of the Northend will meet
Mondae night with a good program III
sight Farm Adviser viii discuss fer
tilization of SOIL for lettuce ana peas
and varieties to plant. W. S. ChilGs
of the trainee work at Brawley VIII
speak ON grape growers department O..
the Farm Bureau; Ray Ellis of the eX
tension service, will talk ON grain varie-
tics and Vern De Tagr will address the
meeting on subjects of pertinent in
terest to dairymcn, especially discuss
ing the Cow Testing Association. He
will also give results of the dairy
survey made by the department this
summer under his direction
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-16

| Grape Growers Meet-The directors
of the Grape Growers Department OF
me Farm Bureau met Friday afternoon
at the FL Centre office and discussei
plans of work for the coming year to
be carried on in the interest of viticul-
ture in Imperial County. 1t was dc
cided to have a speaker on the subject
at every Farm Confer meeting to be
held during the coming week. Farm
Adviser +. l.. Garthwaite attended the
directors meeting and with a chart, out
lined the process required To work ont
the project from start to finis. The
department win cooperate with the
Division of of FiticLltlare of the State
University and the agriculture exten-
sion service. The directors Will meet
again the first or second week in Ooto-
ber at which time Prof. Bioletti of the
university VIII be present.
Shorty 's-Jacumba is the place to
eat.-adv.
Bungaloe Tea, the Best for Iced
Tea.-adv.
Williams Music Studio Reopen.
Violin, Piano, Singing, Wind Instru
ments. Harmony. Now enrolling. Tel. !
l9S W.-adv.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04
HUGE LOANS TO
LATIN AMERICA
PAN-AMERICAN FINANCIAL RE.
LkTIONS ARE GROWING
FIGURES SHOW,

Washington Jan.-(Special ores
Notwithstanding to statistics
gathered by the American Express
company, Latin American Govern
ments have floated loans in the United
States during the past year aggregat-
ing 1921, 100000 in bonds. In the
very near future this aggregate will
be increased by the sale in this count
ry Of many more bonds the prelimina-
ries for issuing which are now under
way.
Argentina disposed of about $685.
100000 worth of bonds in the United
States during 1921.
Bolivia serial skies, October, 1921
1884, to the amount of $2,253, 900 were
placed in Jew York, and it is prob
able that additional loans will be
sought the ensuing yea.
Brazil's total marketing in this
country was $102,00O,OO0..
Chile has floated about $4,000, 900
worth of bonds in this country.
Mexico disposed of $2,5OO,O00 three
year treasury notes due August, 1924,
in Philadelphia during the year.
Uruguay placed $7,500,OO0 in New
York due August 1931-46, and incur
red an internal loan Of about $18,00O,-
900.
1t was recently reported that Peru
was making arrangements to seek a
market for about $50,OOO,0O0 in her
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

bonds in the United States; Ecuador
contemplates loan of several mil
lions; Cuba is anxious to incur loan
floated here; and other Latin Ameri-
can countries will probably approach
the bonds purchasers Of America with
tempting offers in the course of the
next year or so.
Now, so far as material backing is
concerned, these countries have the
goods. They are rich in mineral and
agricultural resources, and their
wealth has scarcely been tapped. The
factor in which Americans are chiefly
settled, will make investment in the
these countries. Argentina has been
passing through the throcs of in
dustrial depression and labor difficult
ties, but she is getting on her feet
again and is a pretty sensible nation.
Brazil is stable and Indispensable.
Chile is well-governed, but she has a
dispute on with Peru over the Tacna-
RIGA territory which, unless peaceably
ly settled, will make investm,os ir the
securities of both countries risky.
Mexico is still an uncertain quantity.
Uruguay is sound as nuc
1t is the earnest hope of the United
States that these Latin American
countries will get down to sane think
ing, stable government, and a sense
of national responsibility. There is a
tremendous field for development IN
the Latin American, one in which the
United States can participate witk
benefit to all the world if political
conditions are made reliable. AS
market for our exports they offer
possibilities, and we for our part
should meet them half way in filling
their requirements. England's great
markets are to be. found in her coll
onies and dominions. We should
strive for the Latin American field.
To lose it would be folly.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

Harry Simons and Miss Catherine
Cranna of Lakota attended the dance
at the roller rink New Years eve, re-
turning to Lakota Sunday morning.
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ty of Calvin are making regular trips
across the line for wood. In the early
days hauling wood from across the
line was regular pastime and the
present hard times are reviving a
practice nearly fogotten by our early
pioneers.
- =: -
The records of the internal revenue
collector shows that North Dakota
paid $4,000 in taxes on ice cream,
cream cones and soft drinks during
the year 1921.
= - -
The average monthly salary of
teachers in Ward county, both men
and women, is $114.55, according to
figures compiled at the office of the
county superintendent Of schools. The
average salary Of men teachers is
much higher than that paid for wom-
en- being $165.6O as compared with
$11.14.
Grand Forks's police department
activities during the year 1921 con-
sisted of 275 arrests, according to
Chief J. W. Lowe. OF. those arrested
237 were males and 38 females. Ju-
venile arrests included six males and
ten females. Those apprehended this
year totaled q more than the preced-
ing year, when 238 was the number.
- 80 - e..
Prof. 0. A. Barton, poultry special
list of the North Dakota Agricultural
College and his assistant, McIllory,
report that North Dakota has 4,608,-
900 head Of poultry with total value
of 1867 900. This is an increase of
154 per cent since 1900 and 40 per
cent increase over the numbers Of
ten years ago.
The building, occupied by the Pax
man implement company burned at
Valley City Saturday. The building
and; stock were total loss Insur-
ance carried was approximately $751;
500 and the total value ct the build
ing, is estimated at 323 5000.
= - -:-y.7..
I: There is possibility that ski
tournament will be held this winter
at Grand. Forks. Four Grand Forks
ski jumpers and four from Ardoch
are EXPECTED to participate in the
great tournament at Winnipeg
- - -
Two $4,000 Liberty bonds, held by
the state for the school fund, have
been sold by John Steen, state treas
urer, to q North Dakota buyer, at par
with accrued interest, as provided by
statute. The money released will be
reinvested in bonds of some school
districts of the state. The state still
has about 100000 more invested in
Liberty bonds. Sale of which, it is
stated, would release more money to
be reinvested to the benefit of school
districts seeking money on their
bonds. ~ - t.ss as#
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

!: There is possibility that a ski
tournament will be held this winter
at Grand. Forks. Four Grand Forks
ski jumpers and four from Ardoch
are EXPECTED to participate in the
great tournament at Winnipeg
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

In addition to the horses lost, MIR.
Clairmont lost COW and calf and
Sam Brown, the horse trainer, also
lost some stock and considerable of
his household goods.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

Jacob Martin, former Glen Ullin
man, is on his way back to Mandan
to stand trial on statutory charge.
He waged a hot fight for release be-
fore the authorities could get him to
come back. He left North Dakota
about two weeks ago for Stockton,
Cal, intending to make his future
home there. In reporting the case,
the Stockton Sentinel says: Jacob
Martin of North Dakota, has been re.
leased twice on writs- of habeas cor
pus and arrested three times. After
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-04

NJ. H. Reinhole, who worked for
several seasons near Streeter was con-
victed in district court at jamestown
OF statutory crime, and sentenced
to eight years in the pententiary. It
was said that his attempt to get out
of Jail during his preliminary impri-
sonment, operated against him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Boxing Decisions of
Bouts Held Last Night

OLYMPIA a. k-Gcorse Chnney defeated
Charles Pitts. johnny Atealv won over Willie
jackson. Harvey bright trounced Earl Hart
man. Nate Carp defeated Marty Kane. Joe
WIN %w "S YoRK sE"r HaTpS Gsnny '!Sns Nsaon
Johnny Herman. Frank Carpenter won over
Reed, Marty silvers won over Kctchel.
Danny stewart defeated Ed ro,iry. ri!ly
RNk"r was awarded decision over Frankie
Had Cap Wilson drew with Joe Dempsey.
iiapHy FLANAGAN got decision over 10. Ryder.
Tony Lyons. knocked out Al Boyle. sixth.
Jimmy Hutchinson stopped *. o. Kid Alex.
SnSSr SS sStna !nrn ,birJ hIr" s'h'pp knocked out
nsroN--Iou Bosa sh won decision over
- NfiANTic ,CITY-,Rosay stov defeated
non. iInrrH speaker beat Eddie Kin.
l:Ai.TlMORE--E.ddie Burnbro0k knocked
out JohuaN Wolgast. hrat.
l.ONinE-Tedd 'klO Lewis defeated Ro-
'TAhWisrrRG Joe Mccabs ou.,lyse.q
Poo ilu.ir. Paul Waru"r hcleeted ia clt
Eol.y. jon stevenson defeated Babe cabsll;
yuases. ascislan Over FrHnkie Callahan,
,ionrke ,Ern", ionnx r'cr;on ou,p9nted
Young B,vo. 70" Nelson scored technicsl
CiitSrER- Viii. curry won from. Young
Marty Harris and Johnny Trauf~ drew.
Johnny Hayes stopped Rocky Burns. thiro
ollie Eali knoc!;ed out Charlie Bal. third
TOLEDo--penny valxer won decision over
X, o, Jeakle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Amateur Sports

The Ran C huR9lGn .4ISlo me a., nHs E5s
sa". I'M" rfH'n I'm sh,ri and :o1r,h division %s @as.
:, tho Sm" SsSS"E So. ." rTntiaE rr.n aTI S g;
w., C."araeId street.
,;crma ntown Indcpendents. nrs,.clas-
/? pay such teams es St Pr'ers Cs,hedral,
a. a,at & Su1sn ara ife HSuvi.r .e stree. a:""Fa
''' The The st. Aarustine &: 6. IS aeslrou, Of
IfioS Fiidsy FsssniS sssniss: @ AasssHs & Ia Rr,
SwrenoH sna S'"e nis rtrSF Fila ps.',.' "a ~. VII
;ns n.sht. and such teams a. s., Wenry.s,
s." Po,sr.. Sa,iyI,,yy sad ,hs !'A: desiring
IT" Tho % Grns Mar Juniors. a ,h,r,.sn.as,esn-
y.rf;.is gs,1;.. .hs oasT fsTiss fts S.. wths
snI orsr!nE, Isass.nsn,s guarantees, Allen
r., n,sis Na., IA '.snsntown WIZ Professional. want,
Is,J, sSa ,1i4. n1gsr n%"-.aT ,hsr
Hvn p!Hs, GeImsmI'o"n' or phone Oak Lane
is,% sM.,in S,'es a. hs. as November 2, and % Ar,
hone clubs, .erpec'alyy swoirs6oro KIaudor'
s''Mli, .s Mli,vte Riverside ard ,he IIH" IIEc Iiarry rr;
g6!anop rMIp'ar 1855 ] between . ana
The simpson \, A.. q Nrst.clss. BASKET.
bail team. /, without ISnt's for Saturday
/ riEht1 ,hig and rcN' month, SImpsor Dlays
: H., home games ut k"uslusrun Avenue shny !
! Csmhria street. Harry h. Ssger. osiai.
h"Trhh"D- Th.. Delhi club defeated Merv.n. Reserve,
! IN a ba askethall sk!rmish on Saturday niuh,
, Tue final ngures were; Delhl. "a: Mer
The Fortieth Ward 4. O., q sscops.c,..
team, has open dates Tor teams having nail,
and Offering rSeas2naSis SS qua. an,ses Il
Mt. Vernon would Ike TO hear from Ara,
class teams for Tuesday nighta al hone
from TO $50 p ~ ''''' @'S'
philadelphia Ali-t oIlexisns have one,
| da,ea for hrst.clasS fyss having halls an,
paying reasonable guarantees. X. IT, Bsli
Ssll North ops. street
This, Locust 4. A.. a hftssn-ssvsntssn
dates sad would like to hear fion NJ
= kt:1.:,st az: ,sI..I I'll sSifF.ns :'s:ss:s WIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
You Auto Kn0W

Sections from an old tire casing cut 70
connected with heavy Gslvanized wire will
make an IDEAL non-skid preventative and
new tirs protector
In storing a car Il IL q eooh plan to -.
lease the tension on tho clutch aprinG by
propping a stick against the clutch pedal
and front seat.
Alwnys watch the lights when the start
Ing motor In used. II they dim noticeably
tho battery 10 low or the starter may be
dirty and draw an excessive amount OF
current,
A simple remedy for removing carbon
from an oily plug Is 10 ~! the plug with
gasoline and light the fuel. The heat will!
dry the oil and permit YOU to remove AZ
carbon by scrapinx or pushing with wire
brush.
Clean your tire rims and paint them
with sheliac ths nsHt time you remove,
tire; allow tho shellac 10 dry thoroushiy e.. o.
fore YOU attempt to put on the tire. ~
doing this you will bc svrprissd NV % sSy 81,
II IL 10 remove the tire the next time you
have occasion to S'mSSVs IT,
Unless grease cups are turned down Ihs
passages become caksd and hardened; puss.
venting the paassge ct tresh 0rcese 70 w
suriare needins Il most M - q! .ns .Sms
cups. .thsy should b r.:movsl - " ~
4. isssos''s: sus: .%ssIIs9 %6IIs9 SssE H. II NM NM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
amateur B0UTSAT
OLYMPIA TONIGHT
College Men to Vie for Phila.
deIphia Boxing Titles.
10 Entries
UNDER RULES OF A. A. y,

Prelimnarics for the Philadelphia
championships will b. held at the Olym.
pia Club, Broad and Bainbridge streets.
tonight. and the amateur titles in seven.
different boxing classes will b. awarded
on Thursday night. An entry list Of 40
ambitious boxers has been received by
tho Quaker City Athletic Association
under whose auspices and rules OF the
4. 4. L. the tOurnamen will b. held.
Two Of the 1921 Middle Atlantic
States champions will participate.
They nr" Johnny Dcver. fcathcrwcight.
who will wear the colOrs of Knyoula
Catholic Club. and Frank Pickett, the
Villanova College heavyweight
VillanOva has six boxers entered In
as many different classes. while three
University Of Pennsylvania men will
vie for two silver loving cups emble.
matte Of the Philadelphia cham.
pionships. Johnny L,ikas. middleweight
and captain Of the Penn boxing team,
will appear for the Red and Blue. as
will Manual TrachtcnberR. Meadow.
brook lad, and Edward Keyte, heavy.
weight.
David Balof. star football player
with South Philadelphia High School,
is entered in the lightweight division.
Seven heavyweight boxers have beer
entered. and Pickett il promised a
lot Of competition, Dan S!ovack. Of the
West Philadelphia Club, 1885, -pounder
is said to be n terrific punchcr.
Several Philadelphia celebrities viii
act in the capacity Of judges and ref.
cree. at different times. including vii.
liam II. Recap. Franklin ~. McCrackcr
Lew Tendlcr, Tommy Loughran. Harr!
Kid Brown. Harry Cross. Sam Black
iston and Benny Bass.
Joe Cervino and John st"Rens vii
be the timekeepers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Efcc. [ pom Yale of Tigers Aieriness

vy1E psychological the Tiger nns in
i of saturday. Mention
Of throughout til" afternoon ssnad
should be Princeton tumble early in the
OF ball. the Bulldogs
touchdown victory.
textbooks at princeton
Ellis which
pus and recalled the late lio"y Baker when h" vas
Tiger
I,rncnber lobe yards behind wh"r"
fcd:' 1ueed Johnston Yes do remember aks great
snatch rgskn Of n" air and carry back for good gain
II fI'nh N"
Of his might
touchdown
do fnlb'r throughout
rhc and h1rd stop. h"
rhnrrr p7n'"d that
he do his charging c1t'h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
JUNE DATE FOR 1923 OPEN
Golfers Also Go on Record as op
posed to Gambling

New York. Nov. 2l.--Setting Of n
date in June for the 1929 national open
championship which will be held on the
links of the Inwood Club. is to be
suggested to the United States Golf
Association by the Professional Golfers
Association.
Its Executive Committee. meeting
here, declared that the intense heat ex q.
pericnccd in previous tournament, would
thereby be avoided.
The committee also announced its or.
ganization as opposed to gambling III
golf. "Not that there is any crying
need for mornlizing,' 1t was explained.
"but in order to nip in the bud any
demoralizing flower that seeks to
bloom"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

tot G. Hunting has played al the leading
teams in Delaware County and else.
where. and has made a great record for
the year.
Manager Curry. of Colwyn. has De.
cidcd to play but one gams this week
prior TO the big annual Thankssivin.
Day match. He will plav ut home on
Saturday or away on Sunday, and teams
wishing to play Colwyn should call
Darby 335 after Z O'Clock tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
PHILLY ALl.STARS ACTIVE
VIII Open Basketball Campaign
AoaInst 81. Peters Five

The Philadelphia ALL Stars are back
in the basketball game and are out to
duplicate their record Of last year when
they Won twenty. -four out OF twenty.
nine games played.
jack Henderson announces that the
DELAYED opening will occur on Decem.
Der :. when his champions swing into
action against 81. Peters at the latter's
hall. 1904 North Fifth street.
The team consists Of Galley, White
and Paulcy forwards, Henderson cen :
ter, and Hutchinson and Adocium
guards. Tho Philadelphia All. Stars
have open dates away. Address Jack
Henderson. Sl3 Commercial Trust
Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
SIKrS LICENSE CANCELLED
French Federation Considers Fur
ther Action Against Senesalese

Paris. Nov. 12.---(By A. PD--
Battling Skis rise TO pugilistic fame
received another setback toduy when
boxing Federation. The action 70.
enforced tho nine months suspension
which Sikh received on November 9.
When the suspension expires the
Senegalese, who has also been deprived
Of the title he won from Georges Car
pcnticr, must apply for n new license,
which tn" federation can refuse.
The license was Cancelled by n vote
Of l2 to . upon charges Of various es.
capades brought by twenty five sports
men. 1t is said that the federation IL
considering further action against Ski.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Pumpellvs Great Fie!d Goal Remembered

Saturday night that h" nt in OF i"
"A Of tn"
the VIII" t"
present and 1916 Tor Val" with that
yard dropki"k
saturday stood his territory and swan; his power
f,l goal
practically "hanc" TO get th" three points, IL
had ball
1t actually did fall the goa!
line wh perhaps full yards short a
method punngw'h hop"
n II
DlNPELl email hope thn his krh "o'd for 'Hc
ckng ~hnt really
But ,rheuth hr on
Pam Jec1mc Il rondcr that Prince
trick that made sad "hH"
hoH mhc"
rcn BY nc Of a desperate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
MUST BOX FLYWElGHTS
No Need for villa 70 Box Out Of
Class, Says Muldoon

New York. Nov. 21.-Pancho Villa,
American hyweight champion, will not
be permitted to meet boxers Of tho ban
tamweight division, tho State Boxing
Commission has decided in calling off
the proposed contest between Villa and
Terry Martin, OF Providence. X. !.
'"Thera arc plenty of fyweights to
box Villa" Chairman Muldoon de-
clared, "and there is no occasion for
him to 60 out of his class. There ara
also plenty of bantams for Martin. and
it Ia not necessary for him to drop into
the flyweight DIVISION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

Eat The i"f"iS ot the Tiger '"'s" """" NV
bco,or his vas a dismal failure.
I is he Of II grdr"n coach 'N"kr
inn int" the
felde a Kick
,hor However.
'al :" q"
he the
Tigers.
the try for point
leading "a"ln" will attention t. IN"
Lafayette three
tn" after
may
may onrXtsp
and experienced coach VIII" prefers the
Mace In
VII"
the the it. tig
the position rapidly N" N'NtF
can't possibly succeed
performs ib' E""t F'dc'""tN
W 4 miGht r'tlrd hiS tfoH b" he
Il better to hiQh "hi' and knE It
the to he
firing bad Yes. N" "' r'sd n'' "
ITince'"n and repeat y h' r"'
wi BE- k1d 'drksm'" m'ff
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Bcsdek a Real Organizer

Penn PATS
whether
l'ey Bakers Offer
also p"sib" will be
coeg
I;rzlk would thought
nonryHez admitted that the
learned college would,
n
absolutely concerned With
should college athletics
the harder more cxactin baseball field
correctly heart builder athletic
and his has
ranked high his
,sd the
to But he would all
could ask II he Pa
phla
JccauSe PhHndph'an Hugo Hedeks 'rdI
: they him m.
fohiuy athletic
Icd und hM nUlng hare linn take MS
tmcin ~ so'ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Dick Kerr Seeks Reinstatement

Port Worth. Texas, Nov, .ei.--Dick Kerr.
friends here stated that ho has applied Tor
rsns,atemsn' following ssasnd n9IsSt s9psots
Judge Lands 70 permit him to rS1otn the
club at Its training camp next spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Notsd soeesr Star pIss

~. Louis. Noy. 2l.--Petsr j. Raticsn; aas
ssd @ nasnss.r o. the Ben Miller sssm 81 ihiS
91ey. e4rnsP national oocopy ohA@SSsl SSo
~; e: Wv ssi,:s:ss1 .s1 =. Sil1sSsSs ssss 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
COLWYN TO PLAY ONE
GAME THIS WEEKEND
Delaware County Eleven Hits Stride
and Smothers Huntina

The Colwyn football eleven has struck
its real stride and the addition Of sew.
eral new players to take the place Of
crippled regulars proved the move
needed to put the team in a position
where It will be able to defend its Del
aware County title claims.
On last Saturday Coach Kerr's COM
binati0n smothered Hunting A. A. Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
TRY-FOR-POLNT RULE
STRESSES NEED FOR
MORE DROP-KICKERS
Princeton, for Instance. Has Won Three Games b,
4 Calling On Ken Smith at the Opportune Moment
Tigers Alertncss affected Yale
Isy STONEN McIlNN

HNE which has helped
~ would develop
that good for IN" new rule"
Smith Ii" kicker
MI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
1bOut SDOriSnnpn One Meets

brought
II he rh, hnrrying down Chestnut street yesterday
S,h ali the dashan and o Il -old athlete"
| do said Roy
where
Mrs. she feels
life and together
married life? 1t only
National League pitchers by ouing
him which he did not lk" to swing at
n uhIs there and horcd tho
II ~, kov 10 hit pinch YoS 7homa'
Hve Bst tsv e'syss o. ~ %: 60" s~tss
IS A ~ eaese ~ soseS " tssss ssoSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
This DropKcking Ability Ken Smith
HOlv Does II Strike YOu?
THE osssssvss ss
A nsateur Bouts
Field. Coal Kicking

CHARLIE will tn. record h,
Jul, " records
s':S 's %
s % he. Is ;; ,s: s' n.:. aus r.
ten s. S'i $ ss s s
a s"s 'i n %.'a $ Gs ss:
these could get BY the crafty coach The II.
ID time: for
;s: % %s" ''s'i; s a' ;As" for '"'"
MIKE speed yard. wa. ten ..esn 18th.
M under either the know s
the distance short
Response Of Amateur Boxer.
esam be- held omp 0t h .nS % the p:dD
among til. simon pur r
f n and
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