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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

CAR ouorTZ Is aSsrsUing v. poihS
with work. We understand Mr.. and
Mrs. Bronze will soon move to
farm near Ossian.
Mr.. Torvel Thompson of Decoran
is visiting his brother Tom.
AS Mr.. Thompson, son and orother
were trying to break some colts, they
unfortunately had run away Inc
horses run thru a couple of fences,
jumped some more and got tangled IN
the wire. Lucky none of the men
were hurt, but Mr.. Thompson Will be
kept busy repairing the fences tins
winter and in this cold weather we
sympathize more with Mr.. Thompson
than the team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fox are the
proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs
Fox was formerly Pearl Gremm. Sh'
now lives near Prosper.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lansing AM
daughters Clothila and Rose OF US
sian visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Lansing over Sunday.
Wedding bells will ring soon.
: Len Stortz Sundayed at the Stos
kopf home. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hockinson sper
Sunday at the Thompson home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

The dance given in the Chekal
hall Wednesday was well attended.
Music was furnished by the Fort
Jazz Artists.
Peter Houdek assisted the Calmar
orchestra Thursday as a violinist
for the married folks dance.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peshek
baby girl Friday. Mrs. Peshek was
formerly Anna Zeman of this place.
Adolph Hlubek, Jr., visited his sis
tiers Mds. Doubek and Meoden in
Calmar Saturday.
Rev. Father Goetzinger of st. Lucas
visited Rev. Dragoun Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McElree OF
North Dakota are visiting friends il
town.
Mds. j. ]. Kubish and M. A. Meyer
and daughter Euphennia were De
corah callers Thursday.
Ted Halvorson of DEBORAH was il
town Wednesday.
Mds. Paul Krumm, Geo. Bieber
Geo. Summers, Misses Lucy Plom
teaux and Lou Einwalter ATTENDED
the Quarterly Conference held il
Ossian Wednesday.
Geo. Weist, ST., transacted bust
ness in DEBORAH Thursday.
John Houel and family of Calma
spent Sunday at the Tom Barlool
home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frye are en-
joying a new player piano which
they purchased of Mr.. B. o. Marsh
in DEBORAH recently.
DR.. Kochendcrfer of DEBORAH made
professional call at Fred Bornes
one day last week.
Mrs. Roy Stortz and baby went to
Waukon the last of the week being
called there by the illness of her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rastetter spent
Tuesday with friends in DEBORAH.
Mrs. VIM. Schneider attended a
food sale of the Garfield Circle at
the rest room in DEBORAH of which
she is the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Seegmiller and
son Robert spent Saturday with the
formers parents in DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
FRANKVILLE

Oscar Miller had a telephone IN.
stalled in his residence the first OF
the week. -,
Ralph Davis of Postyille was a
business caller at Mrs. Rachel blru-
sell home here Tuesday.
The w. C. T. U. met with MRS.
Gene Birdsell Thursday afternoon, a
good meeting was held and a fne
time reported, the next meeting VIII
he held at the Sam Waters home,
Thursday, Feb. I'd. ,,.,.
lanes E. KneeSkern and William
Stock transacted business In Decor
ah Tuesday. 1890,
sherman Bollman assisted by sew
eral of his neighbors hauled y loads
of hogs to Postville wednesday
which he shipped TO Cedar Rapids. -,
Mr., and Mrs. Vern Letchford spent
Saturday night and Sunday here with
relatives. W.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. VanWey en-.
tertained number OF trlends al
their home Sunday. ",
The basket ball team from val
ders college came down Saturaa.
night and played game with tht
High School boys. The Decorah poy'
were defeated by score of - to z
Row Kneeskern and John O'Donnei
made trips to DEBORAH "Wednesday
and Thursday with cattle and hog'
which Roy shipped to Chicago:
Alvin Walby sold hogs in Castah'
Saturday. ,..;,. nm,
friends were entertained at the Ton
holman home Sunday. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Letchtord, MI
and Mrs. Vern Letchford, Mrs. S i,
man Bollman and Mrs. Le0na wa
ters were callers in DEBORAH Satur
! day. Ii bor,,
in Ossian Tuesday, after Week
visit here with his aunt Mrs. wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Todd wer'
postviIle callers Wednesday,.
Alfred Lgndti w, VII ,or$ stock oftsDd 5GO
lie in Glenwood Wednesday,
san Esther and Evelyn Walby en-
tertained a number Of their gu
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
BURR OAK

Mrs. Donna Emmons returned home
on Sunday after spending several
days with her husband in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Cox came
from Hokah, Mimi, to visit their
daughter Mrs. John Lee and Mrs.
Cox's sister, Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Merle Smith returned home last
Thursday after being with his wife's
brother at the hospital at Caledonia
several days.
Born Wednesday, Jan. 2S, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Fox son. Congrat-
ulations.
j. A. Headington came up from
DEBORAH on Saturday with load of
furniture. Mrs. John Gates accom-
panied him home for few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson called
at the John Gates home on Friday.
Mr.. Ralph Fredenberg came Sat
urday night to see his daughter Mrs.
Cras. Murdoch also his mother who
is in very poor health.
B. M. Wicks bought the pool tables
and fixtures of Rob Richert and is
now ready 70 wait on lis customers.
Rob Ricnert has been running the
pool hall for about a year but decid-
ed he wanted to sell out so closed
TIE deal with b. NJ. Wicks on We'd
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Richert have
not decided where they will locate
Mr.. a. j. Butler and daughter Edna
went 20 Lacrosse on Wednesday to
his son Elmer who is the hospital
there.
r+t,,x Mo,.;eo, ,nJ L,ol Cl;.o
made a business trip to DEBORAH on
Wednesday.
DIR. Emmons made several pro-
fessional calls around Burr Oak on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alyse Wicks spent several
days last week with her mother Mrs.
c. Pierce.
Mr.. Elmer Butler underwent an
operation last Monday night at the
hospital at Caledonia and is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Glen Headington of Canton, Mimi,
passed through here on Thursday on
his way to DEBORAH to see his father
Jacob Headington who is in very
poor health.
Sunday morning the community
was greatly shocked when they
learned that Mrs. Will Morrison had
passed away that night. Mrs. Morri-
son had been as well as usual and
was only sick about ten minutes
when death claimed here. Mrs. Nor
rison has always been kind and
loving mother, wife and neighbor
ready to help in time of sickness and
trouble besides great worker in the
church of which she is a member.
Mrs. Morrison will be greatly missed
by al who psVhos akaew.-her--a n<lz.the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
the entire Community.

the entire community
Three car loads of ice for the Burr
ak Farmers Cooperation creamery
Company, arrived at Prosper last
Wednesday morning. Local farmers
volunteered to transfer it to the ice
house at Burr Oak, and so many
turned out that in less than three
DAYS every cake was safely stored
away. This certainly speaks we'll for
our local men and they are to be
congratulated for their excellent
work. 1t also speaks well for our
creamery that its patrons are so
willing to turn out and help. We
have a good honest creamery, and
the local farmers certainly showed
their appreciation, by helping as
they did. The affairs of the company
are in good shape, and the coming
season should be largest in its his
tory.
st. Paul's Ev. Luth. Church, Bur
Oak, Iowa. Sunday, January %
10 o'clock a. m. Sunday school.
1920 a. nj. Divine Worship in Ger
man.
IL a. m. Divine Worship in Eng
fish.
At 8 o'clock P. NJ. Union services
Chr. F. L. Pieper, Pastor.
Don't forget the date, Friday jan
9th, the third number of the Bun
Oak lyceum course. DR.. II. c. klecl
ner, a lecturer who has a messag
for all. Let us all come and hes
him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
RIDGE ITEMS

Mr.. Alfred Demhing hauled hogs
for Dick Stoskopf last week.
Young folks of the Barth, Gremm
and Thompson homes spent Monday
evening at the Lansing home.
Miss nellie Walsh our teacher Wis
it the Stortz home Thursday evening.
Quite a few from here attended
the dance at Haugen's hall Thursday
night. All reported good time.
Leon and ALI Stortz called at
their sisters home, Mrs. F. w. Lans-
ing, Thursday.
Miss Vera Stoskopf visited at the
Stortz home one day last week.
A number from here attended the
Farmers Cooperative meetings and
demonstrations at the Dresselhaus
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Koligraph and
Miss Geottlemann spent Friday eve
L
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
HESPER.

Charley Mitchell was business
caller i'm Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Frank Frye and Miss Clara
X. Sander were Mabel shoppers on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walt. Darlington was Hes
per caller on Monday.
Mrs. Knute Sanden and baby and
/ Miss Nina Nelson visited with Mrs.
Elmer Grisvold Monday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Burreson entertained
number of friends on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Don Easton and Mrs. Frank
Frye and SON visited with Mrs. Ole
X. Sander Wednesday afternoon:
Mrs. Martin Jacobson and children
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. N.
l.. Lein.
Carl Aasum has been engaged the
past week with some alterations at
the Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Grindeland
and children visited at the Knute
Sanden home one day this week.
LLOYD Plunkett had the misfor-
tune Monday to be slung from the
bob sled which Slowed CONSIDERABLY
when driving to the hitching post,
lighting on his back with such force
as to almost stun him. He was
taken to his home in dazed con-
: dition. Under the doctors care is
slowly improving.
II A large crowd attended the mar
ried mans dance at the Korsness
4 hall Friday evening.
Mrs. julius Selness called on Mrs
| M. jacobson on Saturday afternoon.
Il Willie Bryant was a Hesper caller
on Saturday.
Johnny Thingvold and Ole HEM
e ingsgaard and son We're Hesper call
ers one day this week.
!. Ole K. Sander called on Benni'
Grindeland Saturday.
r Anton Peterson and Knute Sander
tSr. were Mabel callers Saturday.
o Agnes and Ella Burreson spent TIT
week end with home folks.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Tweeten ant
n family and Ole X. Sander visited a
: the Martin Jacobson home Sunda.
: afternoon.
F. Knute Salveson is visiting amonI
Z old friends here.
Don Easton and Harry Welpe
N hauled lumber to Decorah this weef
Miss Myrtle Sander has resigne
If her position as clerk at the b. Burre
le SON store. She has held the positlo
the past two years and has won
m host of friends with her unfaihn
courtesy.
st Percy Robinson called on HON
he folks Saturday.
Charley Mitchell made a busineI,
m trip to Minneapolis the past weeI
Mrs. Frank Frye and Miss Clar
IN K. Sander were Mabel shoppers o
N Tuesday afternoon.
Willard Halsey attended the baro'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
CENTENNIAL.

Emmett Stevens called at George
Aliens Thursday evening.
Carl Sersland and wife, Edgar
Russell and wife, Mat Wiltgen and
wife and Ray Runkle and wife at
tended the married folks dance in
Ossian Wednesday evening.
George Allen and Jack Teepe were
DEBORAH callers Thursday.
Ray Runkle called at Henry Mundts
Thursday evening.
Henry Meyer did some butchering
for VIM. Buddenburg Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Mundt and Mrs. Chris
Schroeder visited at Henry Meyers
one afternoon last week.
Bill Schweinefus and Herb Stee
were callers near DEBORAH Saturday
Heine Schweinefus spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Bill Schweinefus
home.
| Harry Harvey, wife and son Milo
were gests at George Aliens Sun
day.
Parm Allen of Sioux Falls, S. D..
spent a few days of last week al
George Aliens.
Ray Runkle assisted Emmett Ste
venS with some wood cutting Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Runkle and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Wiltgen
and Frank Daniels, Charlie Kern
miller and Henrietta Rogness were
entertained at Joe Ehler's Sunday.
Charlie Daniels and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Mat Wiltgen's.
Emmett Stevens called at Raw Run
kle's Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz and
son Phillip spent Sunday evening at
Johnnie Broghammer's.
Amanda Ginapp returned to her
home in Ossian Saturday after a
weeks stay at Henry Ginapp's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen and
son Leslie were guests at Will Duff's
in Ossian Saturday.
Bill Schweinefus sold a fine team
last Saturday for which he received
100000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
CONOvER

Louis Krall returned home Satur-
day night from Spencer where he
worked all the summer for his bro
Their in law.
E. F. Swehla has gone to Mime
sofa on business trip. His brother
Henry took the charge of his place
during his absence.
Mrs. Frank Kapoins came home to
Spillville from Calmar.
Mrs. Pavlasky went to DEBORAH on
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Janechek visited at
Calmar Tuesday.
Joe Beclman from Calmar was a
business caller in town Tuesday p. M.
Joe Klemish and son George from
near Protivin visited his son Joe
and family Tuesday.
Albert Frey from west of Spillville
transacted business in DEBORAH on
Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

James Staska of Calmar visited ]
friends in town Sunday. =
Madonna and Magdeline Kelly OF
Waucoma visited at the DIR. Kaufman
home last week.
Mrs. Fred Tekippe and son Wal
ter were New Hampton callers Fri
day.
Peter Smith of Ossian was Wis
itor at the John Schiller home Mon
day.
George Knight of Lawler visited
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Summers.
Mrs. Birmingham and children re-
turned from Cedar Rapids Monday
after few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred futile enter
tanned guests at a party Sunday eve
G. J. Beckman of Waterloo visited
relatives in town Tuesday.
Joe Martinez of Calmar spent Sun
day with home folks.
Guy Goddard and sister Esther re-
turned from West Union after visit
ing friends several weeks.
John Schiller was Lawler visitor
Monday.
Miss Phillips of Conover visited
friends in town last week.
Roy Pfomteaux was in Calmar on
{ Saturday.
Rev. Northdrift of Ossian was in
a town Tuesday.
= Mds. Chas. Pavlouec and Henry
Houdek were Calmar callers Sat
!. urday. ~
Henry Huber visited at the r
a w. DIESEL home in Ossian Friday
i Frank Koch transacted business II
). DEBORAH Saturday.
John Gearstner visited friends neal
n Lawler last week.
: Thoman Ingreatson returned u
Ossian Saturday after being EN-
= ployed at the Frudden lumber com
S pany during the absence OF Adoipl
v Doubek.
Louis Smith of Calmar was
4 visitor in town Sunday.
h Mrs. Schroeder of Lawler vlsite
Clara Hlubek the former part OF las
l. week.
n Charles Andera and men of Prot
vim were in town helping with Tn
/ ice cutting here last week.
" Gertrude Schissel of Jackson Jc
,e spent Sunday with her parents.
IS John Killing and M. A. Meye
3 were in Protivin Saturday.
II Joe Schissel left for Rochester
~ take treatments.
IS About forty five of our young pei
ple pleasantly surprised Lests
ia Krumm on Monday evening. the o.
casion being his birthday. The ev'
I'd ming was spent in playing games a
m ter which lunch was served. Ever!
one reported a good time.
n. Martin Bouska of Eden was
T. town Saturday go,
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drilling /,
r Cresco were Sunday visitor at u
IF. A. Smith home.
ne Miss Clara Hlubek was a Mas'
IS City caller Thursday and Friday
n. Ed Rausch left for Kansas Ia a
re week to take a short course IN u
automobile school
IN Ross Luzum autoed down fro
a Calmar Saturday. :.
Adolph Scheidemantel of ossii
n visited at the Jake Kubish home
irl Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
RAVENA

Last Sunday morning was the cold
est that we had this winter, it being
"a below zero.
Miss iDorothy Erickson returned
one day last week from Clermont af-
ter a few days stay at that place.
Miss Mildred Doan of Ossian visit
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
-~t bring or blu,

-rranK recKa was passenger Icr
Calmar Thursday.
Remmie Hall and Cyril c. Cum
mings went to Calmar Thursday eve
ming and attended the hard time
dance.
Cyril C. Cummings went to Post
Vile Friday with the Calmar high
school basket ball team to play Post
vile.
Rob Bjonerud marketed some hog:
at Calmar Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
FORD SALES OVER million
SHOW INCREASE OF los, 900 CARS ana
TRUCKS OVER PREVIOUS YEAR

Retail sales of Ford Cars. Trucks and Fordson
Tractors have again exceeded the million marx
for the year 1921, according to statement given
out today by the Ford Motor Company
The Ford factory and assembly plant produc-
ton figures reached total of ,O5O74O cars trucks
and tractors for the year. with retail sales by deai.
approximating 100000 which In the Onitea
States alone surpassed the 1920 retail sales record
by 1O4,213 Ford cars and trucks.
The Ford Company says the outlook for 1872
is decidedly optimistic. In fact, concrete evidence
already exists in that and truck retail sales for
December, 1921 exceeded December 1871 sales
by almost 25 per cent, and Fordson Tractor retail
sales for the same period shows an increase OF
over 100 per cent for December, 1921, as well as
an increase over the total tractor sales Tor NoVr
These facts seem to indicate that not only
the farmers buying more freely, but that the
general public is becoming more responsive and
receptive.
Another point brought out by comparison of
production figures for the past two years shows
that Ford enclosed cars are gaining in popularity.
and Coupes. as against total OF Ii per cent the
year previous
Recent reductions in Ford car and truck prices
car now sells for S34s the Runabout for SIS Is, the
Coupe for $3.50. the Sedan for seas. the Chassis
for $2S5. and the Truck $43O, all F. O. B. Detroit.
s is tine b nr cut the the past S aone
has been cut from S575 to S34S. reduction of 40
per cent. Reductions on some of the other types
have even been greater.
The Ford Company believes that this reduc-
ton, while not large one, is especially important
at this time as it should 60 long way toward sta
biliZing market conditions
Ford is giving employment at present to 40 600
men in his main plant at Detroit the importance of
which is emphasized when consideration is given
to the fact that nearly 20 per Of the city pop
ulatlon is directly dependent upon the Ford Motor
Company.
WARREN F. HQYT
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25

.,oot At Minneapolis recently.
Ser Nv and Mrs. Engen and son ,, are
,.;l;t i relatives on the Waterloo
Ridge.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-25
FORD DEALER

There are men and women whose
very presence constitutes a distur-
bance Of the peace.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
standing OF the clubs

Pat Moran became manager of
the Phliiies in 1915. succeeding
Charley Doom. who had piioted the
club 20 sixth place in 1914.
Moran won the National League
pennant with tho Philnes in rs.
steered them into second place in
1915 and 1917. fell 20 sixth place in
1918 and was fired.
Then he moved 10 Cincinnati. re-
placing Christy Mathewson. who had
brought the Reds into third place in
1918.
Again he signalized his first year
as manager OF a team by winning
tho flag for Cincinnati in 1919. And
again HIS team started slipping after
winning a championship, falling TO
third place in 1920 and sixth place in
1921.
Moran Is a one-year manager" :"
many close followers OF baseball then
said OF him. He won the flag for
Philadelphia with a team Dooin had
built and he did the same for Gin
cinnatl with a club OF Mathewson's
construction.
"He wrecked two pennant-winnins
machines that he had little hand in
making"
Kept Him Anyway.
Despite his failure in 1920 and
1921 the Cincinnati club retained
Moran as manager for this year and
this season has seen him stage a
really spectacular comeback. Pat
has just about lived down the opin-
ion that he was a one-year manager
and team wrecker rather than a
team builder.
This year he has almost completed
the work of building a new cham
pionship Team and he has done II
largely with minor league players.
OF the men who worked for him
when Cincinnati led the league In
1919 Just seven remain. These are
Eddy Roush and Pat Duncan. out
field regulars: Rube Bressler and
Greasy Neale. outheld subs; Ivy
Wingo. regular catcher; Jake Dau-
bert. first baseman. and Adolfo
Luque. pitcher.
Many Old Aces Gone.
Hod Eller. Jimmy Ring, Dutch
Ruether. Slim Sailee and Ray
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
TEN LETTER MEN
ON SEAFORD SQUAD

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Sept. 1s.-Coach C.
w. Lowden, of the Seaford High
School football eleven. had about 20
candidates 10 answer his first call
for practice. OF this number ten
are letter men OF last year. Owing
to the fact that he only lost two
regulars of last years eleven. Coach
Lowden is in hopes of capturing the
championship football honors OF
Sussex county and in turn play the
winners OF Kent and New Castle
counties among high schools for the
State championship. The following
played on last years toam and were
in the lineup this year for the first
practice: O'Day and King. ends;
Nevins and Fleetwood, tackles: Ross
and Graham. guards: Truitt, center;
Captain Morris and Hill. halfbacks;
Dewitt, quarterback. Irving Carpen-
ter. letter man OF last years eleven.
who substituted in the backheld, will
likely make a try for fullback on this
years team. OF the new candidates
Coach Lowden thinks the following
will make the regulars hustle 10 hold
their positions: Huston. who weighs
10 pounds. trying out for the line;
Kenney. also another heavy candi-
date, trying out for the backheld;
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
SAINTS GIANTS
AT IT TONIGHT

ST. Thomas and the Bacharach
Giants will resume their tough tus-
sling this evening at Harlan Field.
with both teams in the best OF
shape and seeking the advantage in
the long series of games in which
they have engaged one OF those
scrappy sort Of battles which have
marked the previous meetings OF
the aggregations should result to-
night. y
Despite the fact that Il Will be the
tenth meeting of the two local clubs
this season a good crowd will no
doubt be on hand as the previous
contests were hard fought from be-
ginning to end.
st Thomas defeated the Lundy-
men three straight, and in another
Z lies the Bacharach Giants were
victors after four games. The teams
split even Labor Day The game to-
day will start at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
DELAWARESQUAD
RETURNS Home.
Practice Will Be Resumed
on Frazer Field, Newark,
Tomorrow
COACH McAVOY
NEEDS PUNTERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Sept. 1s.-Looking
tanned and fit. the University OF
Delaware football squad returned
from Red Point. Nd. on the North
east river yesterday after spending
10 days there in preliminary prao-
tice under the directions OF Coach
william ]. McAvoy. There were
seventeen candidates IN the squad
and while they were glad TO return
20 Newark they all expressed them
selves as having enjoyed the time
spent at Red Point and are in
good physical shape.
There will be no practice today
as some OF the men have re-exam-
nations they are taking but the
practice will be resumed on Frazer
Field tomorrow afternoon and con-
tinued every day until Saturday OF
next week. September 80, when the
opening game OF the season will be
played here with st. Joseph's Coll
lege. OF Philadelphia, as opponents.
Alec Crothers. a member OF the
Athletic Council. went TO the Red
Point Camp. Saturday afternoon and
had charge OF the squad until their
return 20 Newark. Coach McAvoy
was in New York Saturday where he
attended a Joint meeting OF officials
and coaches on the Interpretation
OF this years football rules.
Harry Jackson. star halfback last
year. visited the camp az Red Point
on Friday night and informed
Jack" Williams that he had fully
made up his mind 10 return 20 col
lege and would Join the squad IN
Newark early this week. Ike" Ell
lott and a number OF other candi-
dates will also be out for practice
this week In addition TO those who
were at Red Point.
Coach McAvoy will probably de-
vote considerable time this week TO
trying TO develop a punter as the
team looks weak in that respect.