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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
Severe Riots In Itsl,

iiy Associated Press.
ROME. Aug i.--Burniugs and blood
shed continue IN Italy DrsJ'o iustruo'
ticns int,c iv,n lss'iv,i W ~ ...il!ia -
authorities from the ministry of tho
interior To- put down civil war at all
costs and To pruh'bit absolutely demon
-uatiOns OF all kinds.
Martial law was extended tonight 10
the proyinc. of Rrcsc r. where disorders
are expected to break out
m. government Is gulllicd at the
result obtained IN the other provinces
nov under martial law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
nrnin Men Re organize

CHICAGO Aug. The United
states Gram Growers Inc. has been
completely r.-orsanized according 10
announcement from the farm bureau
federation The farmers national coop.
erative Grain Marketing Association ls
now under the direction of a new board
OF 10 directors. IL Of whom are execu-
tive officers Of Midwest state farn
buroau feieTauons,
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Two Killed in Raid

STEVENSON. Wash. Aug. Paul
Hickey. said 10y officers Co have been
a leader of band Of moonshincrs. was
shot and killed by a posse near here
late today after RAID in which W !.
Rorison. deputy sheriff. was killed and
J. 4. Morgan. a federal prohibition en-
forcemont officer was seriously wound
al
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RisI,op Improves

CHARLOTTE. y. a.. Aus ,.-U.shop
John G. kilrorc Of the Methodist Epis.
c0pal church South. who is critically
IN Al hts home herr, rallied late to-day
and his condition tonight was reported
encouraging
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

w Associated Press
ilarding's Now proposal Tor settling
WASHINGTON. Aux. President
Harding's uew proposal for scttiing he
railrsd strike apparently advance
mo constructive program" lcaslsrs ~
the striking shopcraftsm"n ANNOUNCED
tonight after proiractcd confcrrn'r
They announced that mecting ~
executives ~ al tsilruad unions u
Guiding four hruihefhussls would o.,
summoned a. consider what action
should follow rciccuun ~ the proposal
" " Jewell brad of the union
crafts federation. sad that The prcsi
dents PROPOSE constituted a most
uncaii.d for attempt ~ help the rail-.
roads break the strike. and added tha
"nol-,iv ourh, 20 get the idea the shop
fcdcrations will accept
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sun l. Defeated.

CANTON. china Aug The North.
,rn arm, ol sun Sat sen drposed pres.
den, oi South China has met q sting.
ing defeat bN Chen Chung Mings
troops mean Sb.u,hHw. n Northern
kVangtuug wotIur.. and is IN rDtrcu,
back a. Kmng~I wotuc,. when 4 came
f,w weeks ago according 90 advises
received here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
ALABAMA TROOPS
ON STRIKE DUTY
~ Associated rress

Ey Associated res
uAI.TsELIE. Ma. Aug Com
l,auv &. igsth Infantry Alabama ma
iio rrd. cntri.ned late today Tor
AIAan. following reports ~ trouble
taei. un connection with the railway
strike
l.eporis received here from Albany
fay that two negroes were shot and
slightly wounded In Albany to-day. but
no details ar, available. The troops
w.r, ordered g. Albany by Governor
Nilby C1rlan 4. \. BuiIcson Is IN
command
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
NEWS WRECK STORY
SCOOPS OTHER PAPERS

Absolutely ihr only way to get
wofii n,vs in the Panhandle as
-.an A. u hlnpenS H. 10 rad the
4 nsii ., pnil, News.
fm night many pcr~ons were
Killed aul otef i09 hart la hig
90 rrrt ~Iec The amarillo Daily
News 4 su'd1, rubllrh,d IN story.
Not q word Of this s'rrv appss-s-i in
nv II thr Folt Worth and Dallas
pspers tcarhing Panhandle towns
: Y.ia.r. IN ~e tapers came along
MonGay u.ih The -i.ig realeIs o.
tn Daily News had sern - hours
earlier.
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OBRECON RATIFIES
HUERTA AGREEMENT

=
MENiCp CITY McXi,n Nus s-Ei
z f,rsai in an extra edition tonight
s1ss Prrfide1t Oia,gun this afternoon
tat 81 TIE agftemt 90 ,utsi,d into ln
New Work hstween Scnof d. "a Hueria.
sccrctary Of the usssury. and the inter
siioual bsnkeFs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

~ Associated Pres
CHICAGO. In-. Aus The United
states Railrosd Labor Board expressed
"a Willingness to act 90 the >nioriiy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

BAR HNErpE Maine. Aug s-T
Dewitt Cutl,r chairman of the Asso
rat.on of Railway Executives. tonight
called ue,t.ue of the membcrs q tho
ss.or ..tion u NCw York Friday morn
Ing to CONSIDER President Harding :
proposal 20 cnd the railway shopmen' 5
kirike. -
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TIIE IPrON JURY

]. e y. Nwycr. farmer
q. J N. Accord farmer
e. Il. r. We dm1n. farmer.
I j. " Vhnd farmer
= J. G. EsillcK printer
g Pred BnilrW, QUITO mechanic.
e J. u. Pope. farmer,
y z. 4. Adkins. FARMER.
o ". \. Gentry farmer
"a. j. ". ut.Wood fuucr
il " \. Bhck farmer
T. Ben Bentley, farmer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
BAN JOHNSON FLAYS
BASEBALL POOL MEN

Chicago, Nov. 4-Asserting that
operators OF baseball
pools are robbing baseball fans OF hun
dreds OF thousands of dollars each
season, Ban Johnson. president OF the
American League, announced yester-
day he expected TO bring this form OF
gambling to the attention OF the club
owners annual meeting in December
with a recommendation that innmedi-
ate action be taken.
While admitting he did not know
what could be done. President john
son said his agents had made an in
vestigation Of large baseball pools and
had decided that It Is incumbent on
club owners 20 break up this practice.
"In addition 10 holding out the large
percentage which naturally comes 20
the owners Of the pool" Mr.. Johnson
said. we have reason to believe that
the winners frequently are not paid
or and that tickets are held out and
juggled about in such a manner that
the nominal sums which ordinarily
would go to the miners are not paid
President Johnson said that oper-
ators Of large professional pools were
the principal Offenders. and added
that the perils Of gambling have not
been removed from baseball and It is
incumbent upon the club owners &c
force action IL we are to escape an
other scandal"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
MERRY WH|RL To PASS
INTO HISTORY TONIGHT
Generous Sum Will be Realized
for Delaware Hospital Chill
dren's Ward.

Aftsr q week Of success IA. Merry
Whari OF 1927 VIII vhirl IT. way into
history with matinee this afternoon
house tonight. Through the attend
ance and generosity of the public,
goodly sum will be made available for
the chlldrens ward Of Delaware Hos
pital, which IL maintained by the
Junior Board OF that institution. Last
nights performance was the best At
tended OF the week. In addition to the
~ 400 principals. members Of the
various choruses and dancing groups.
the amusements provided in the
Hotel du Pont lobby and shooting
gallery on the mezzanine floor are
drawing much patronage. The week =
shooting contest will close at mid
night. when the prizes for the AK
gregate matches will be awarded. One
Of the most enjoyable features Of the
Kermis Is the photograph gallery. .n
charge Of Mrs. J. Monteith jackson.
Az an extra feature tonight. ATrs
Joseph 2. Wales, who is in chargs
OF the general features in the note.
has announced = competitive dance,
At which prizes will be awarded. Dane
Ing in the green room OF the hotel
viii begin at $50 o'clock tonight in
stead OF 1890 and will end at mid
| night instead OF / 30 in the morning
! Three orchestras will provide mus
! continuously.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
BICYCLE DEALERS TO
COOPERATE WITH OFFICIALS

Il is planned to have all the bicycle
dealers Cooperate with the officials
IN connection with the bicycle races
that are 10 be held on A-Tnistics Day
at the Baynard Stadium. A numbe-
Of dealers have contributed pripas !u
an effort 20 make the races success
The list Of contributors includes
john H. Minnick, Frank Mckinney
w. ". Bottomley Co. wilming on
Cycle Shop, and the Wilmington Cycle
Co. The dealers are attempting 20
revive the lost interest N bicycle rid
ing. The prize list includes a number
OF accessories. while the Cycle Trade 3
OF America has donated 4 bronze
medal.
There are Ave different events with
prize for each class. The boys are
classified according TO age. Cha ssifics =
tons and prizes will be announced ras
| first part OF next week.
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DIAMOND STATE TO PLAY
SOLDIERS AT FORT DU POsr

Fort du Pont. Nov. THE Diamond
State Fibre A A. OF Wilmington in
stead OF the Seventh Ward Club 81
the Wilmington Football Association
viii be the opponents Of the First
Engineers here Sunday afternoon r.
pry off the lid OF the local football
season. Not much is known in this
vicinity OF the strength OF the IN
vading club but the First Engineer <
are prined and ready for the whistle.
after having practised faithfully for
the past two weeks.
The game viii start at O'Clock
sharp. The visiting players VIII be
transported here by cars from the
post and win leave Wilmington about
l.3o. The coach and star player OK
tho visiting aggregation is Michael J
Fidance who was a star Quarterbac !.
al the University OF Delaware several
years ago.
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Salem High Crushed.

Vineland. y. j.. Nov. 4.--vineland
High School crushed Salem High
School here yesterday. 81 to o. The
local lads outplayed the visitors in
every department of the game and
with a mighty offensive swept the
Salem Orders off their feet. Di EN-
mas sensational fifty yard run in the
first period was the feature play OF
the game. The fine playing of Novario,
Di Emma, Browne and Wolfe for
the locals and the work OF Clancy,
Fox and Green for the visitors were
the bright spots OF the game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
.SALES|ANUM HOLDS
FINAL WORKOUT
Eighth and West Streets Play
ers Set for Action
Today.

The Reserves did not have n chance
lively acrimmage that brought tn.
play right out OF the boys. Both squads
entered II with determination 20 get
the best OF each other. and though the
Reserves gave into tho heavy attacks
Of tho Varsity men, they put mp n
stiff reaistance Joe" Lowell called
signals for the Varsity. and "Muegsy'
McGrath for the Reserves. Red
Dolan of the Varsity made pretty
limo plunge through tho ranks Of the
opposing team. and ran 40 yards for
touchdown. Whitley" Meiser and
Johnny Kelleher. OF the Reserve
squad featured the sCrimrne9e by
their effective tackiing.
Coach Malloy. after the players had
scrimmnged for about half an hour
supervised the work by tacklluG the
dummy. He emphs siz.d the various
ways employed in tacklinG mn op
ponent. and drilled each player indi
vidually I'm them. The Catholic Higt
lads, though their opponents will h
much heavier than they. this after
noon, should stop their reputed at
tscks. considering the fine demonstra
| ton they made I'm tackllng yesterday
The several new plays that wer'
started this week were praoticed b.
the Salesianum warriors yesterday
Another department that the Catholi
High boys showed a considerable i'm
provement In. wns tho forms tons.
L. n
street eleven will play away when 10
opponent will be Bristol High. TIL
Pennsylvania aggregation from re
ports that have been circulatin
around. have fine team this season
Whether they have a heavy team
not known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
OUT FOR TODAY'S GAME
Cheer Leaders Work Out After
Talks Are Given by In
structors and Players.

About 400 pupils attended the mass
meeting yesterday fer the Downing
town game today. IL was poor
showing but the students did their ut
most 10 make the gathering a sue
cess. Some fine speeches were made
by members OF the faculty and various
members OF the team.
Principal Coke made the initial
speech. dwelling on the need of sup
port for the team. 1T should be more
than school spirit" said Mr.. Coke.
1t should be the spirit OF the school"
In closing he offered suggestions 10
those responsible for the massmeet-
ing. as 10 how the Chester game
gathering should be taken care OF. A
banner crowd is looked for in the
auditorium for next Friday.
Captain Stout made n few remarks
on team playing" which were well
received. Mr.. Heal was called on. He
gave an interesting talk and 1t 10 his
plan TO get a few new school songs
for the next massmeeting. Norm
White concluded the speaking part
! Cheer Leaders Robbins and Stroud
had the crowd hitting II up" on the
school yelis.
! The teams went through sigma
practice at the field and they looked
like Il was their day. Besides Frank
Hughes. assisting the coaches. Mr.
Freitag, former star at Lafayette hac
the boys for a while. While he hao
the boys ne had them working like
champs. Freitag reminded the spec
tators of Forstberg. former Righle
tutor. whose policy 1t seemed was III
you've got the stuff you're going Il
show 1t or I'll know the reason why.
4 The result was a team that made 'en
all sit up. Freitag knows quite
Few tricks OF the game. He woult
break through the Varsity line witt
ease and would then show the boy.
how TO strengthen their positions. Tn,
Lafayette player was in action 10
his Alma Mater a few years ago an,
lined up against Glenn Killinger o
Penn State. Herb White was unde
instruction in punting for Is minute
when the squads We're released.
The field looks 10 be the gem o
fields now as the grass is about goinl
and the caretakers nave taken grea
pains in laying out the field. The nel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
PENIS GROVE IN TIE.

PENIS Grove. n. j., Nov. An one
Of the most exciting games of the
season here yesterday, PENIS Grove
High School put a crlmp In Mill
viiie's claim for the New Jersey High
School championship by holding them
TO n scoreless tie. The elevens We're
SO evenly matched that the ball was
almost the entire game in the centre
Of the field, neither team being able
TO make any Roadway toward the
others goal line. Rensburg Price
Sparks and Rains were a tower of
strength 10 the locals, while Wallace
Neal and Ireland excelled for Mill
vile High.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
POULTRY AND PIGEON CLUB
HOLDS EXECUTIVE MEETING

At meeting OF the executive board
Of the Diamond State Poultry and
Pigeon Association held last night.
reports of various committees showed
progress along all lines for their next
show
Secretary Iangslaw. reported com
munications received with checks en-
closed as donations for special prizes.
from L. S. Senator T. Coleman du
Pont, Mayor Leroy Harvey, Josiah
Marvel. Jas. Wilson. Thos Oldneld.
David Curlett. A vote of thanks was
voted the donors.
The next regular meeting of the
Association will be held Monday eve-
ming at Fell's store 100 West Fourth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
WEEKS A CRACK SHOT.
Secretary Of War Gives Demonstra-
ton OF His Ability at Hotel du Pont

Secretary Of War John w Weeks
made good sno wing at shooting fly
ing ducks" and running rats" at the
shooting gallery in the Hotel du Pont
last night. when invited 10 demon
strate his skill by Senator T. &. du
Pont. a target was smashed with
each shot. Following tho match.
Secretary Weeks was presented with
a navigator's compass.
The matches held during the even
ing and the prize winners were as
follows: Chicken match. won by W
VI. Francis, 155 points, silver cup
duck match. won by II. u. Gabriel. l3S
points, briar pipe: donkey match. l.
KEEL, IS points. silver cup; children &
match. first. Peter Rumford, 81 points
compass; second, Jack Casey, 2S
points: airplane: Lea 5Druance, p
baseball; exert match. T. Giipin Mas
sey. II points. dozen go.t balls: ladies
match, Miss II. Hammond, 226 points
dozen golf balls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
COUNTRY CLUB NOW
FOR SALISBURY, ND.
Experts Give Advice on tho Con-
struction Of Golf Course; to
Buy Grounds.

Ereciai Correspondence Every Evsoing
Salisbury. Nd. Nov. 4.--For several
years many OF the socially prominent
people of this town have been !cry
anxious for a country club and golf
links. Last week the services OF two
experts were engaged by Jack Gungy
and William Jackson. Jr.
These two men, one well versed in
country club construction, and the
other In the laying out OF golf
course. visited this city together and
with the interested parties looked
over the field and desirability OF GER
tain locations In their estimation the
ground Just beyond Tony Tank Manor
ON the Princess Anne road. would
make the most ideal place for Sails
bury's country club.
IL Ia the plan of the promoters who
are all prominent young men here, TO
get 10 supporters To each put in ST.
GOO To buy the property. Then 100
members would be sought who would
pay annual dues OF 800 This fund
20 be used towards tho erection of "A
club house and golf course. Locations
along the wicomico river arc also
being considered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04

euid be an ideal one for baseball
Aeo as II 10 level and covers a large
area Of ground. At Eighteenth and
Van Buren, a home run was a COM
mon occurrence but on the now fleld
true Ruthian ciout Is necessary.
Manager stayton has issued the
correct basketball schedule. II is as
follows:
Dec. 12-Kennet Square. away.
tpending).
Dec. 19--Newark. home.
Dec. 22-Northeast High, OF Phila-
delphia. away.
Jan. s-Frisnds School, away.
Jan. 4--Coatesville, home.
Jan. 6-Tome, away
Jan, LEICESTER. home
Jan. 16-Camden. away.
Jan. l9-West Chester. home.
Jan. 24-Wenonah Military Acsd.
envy. away.
Jan. 2S--kennett Square, home.
Feb. 3-P /. D., home.
Feb. 6--Salesianum, away.
Feb. l0-Norristown, away.
Feb. 1S-Friends School. homo.
Feb. 16--Ridley Park, home.
Feb. 20--Southsrn High, home.
Feb. 22-6alesianu home.
March Open.
March s-Chester, away.
Chester struck a snag in Ride,
Park yesterday when the Parkite.
booted field goal in the last session
| winning q sensational game. 81.
was nip and tuck affair Ridley Parl
scoring six in the third quarter, Will
Chester chalked up seven. then In tn
last quarter came tho field goal.
Camden beat Cheltenham High b,
the same score as the locals, 1910.
| ST. Joseph's Prep ratified Villanov
Prep by the same score.
Former Cheer Leader Keller is no,
attending West Philadelphia Hig
School, which has one OF the tastes
teams IN the Quaker City. The,
battled Frankfort High yesterday (
q I'll score.
Germantown, conQuerors OF p. 1. I
walioped Central. 1910.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
"Dick- Early Operated Upon.

Laurel, Nov. 4.-F'riends of Dick
Early. who took the managerial reins
of the Blue Hens Chicks last season
when the team was In last place and
brought il in the first division in the
Eastern Shore League received word
thae he was obliged to undergo an
operation in the hospital at his home
IN Railway, New Jersey The letter
stated that the operation was sue.
cessful and he expects to be out
again in a short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
NAVY TR|UMPHS OVER
PENN STATE ELEVEN
Nittany Lions Drop Their First
Contest in Three
Seasons.

American League Park. Washing
ton. Nov. Penn State. undefeated
I'm three seasons. was defeated here
Yesterday by the Navy. Ia to 0. For
ward passing gave the Navy its first
score. while Cullen scored the second
touchdown with a 15-yard run after
recovering a tumble. In the last few
minutes. Penn State mixed long for
ward passes with end runs for the
longest sustained gain of the game.
Navy held. however within the
shadow OF its goal and the game was
over.
Denny Sees Game.
Distinguished spectators included
Secretary DENLY and other cabinet
members. high ranking officers OF
tho Navy and Army, foreign diplo-
mats and Governor Sproul OF Penn
sylvania and his official STAFF
Weather conditions were fine from
tho spectators viewpoint. but the
players found IL anything but COM
Portable in the humid atmosphere.
Both teams went forth with their
strongest lineups. but frequent sub
stitutions Wore expected.
Aerial Attack Saves.
Ragged play and poor punting
marked the early stages Of the game
but Penn State finally put into exc
Cution its double passing and over
head game. Twice Il was Within
striking distance Of the Navy goal
bat Palm missed a try at field goa
on each occasion, the first effort 60.
ing wild and the second falling short
The lineup:
Pom Sfafn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
NcCabe Choir in Drsms nscs,

The choir OF McCabe NJ E. Church
presented the play. The Minister'S
Wife's New Bonnet" in Goodman
Church last night. Tho cast included:
W. a. Moore. Mrs. w. f. Morris. Miss
Miilred Van Dyke, Margaret Foulk.
Mrs. F. c. Sparks. Helen Whitaker,
Mrs. 8. r. Mccoy Elizabeth Stew
enson, Ada Smith, Joseph Scarbor-
ough.. f. ". Grubb, Edgar Peoples
and G. A. Wedisr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
SEAT ORD HIGH TRIMS
BR|DGEV|LLE SQUAD
Downstate Team Redeems It.
self by Giving Crushing
Defeat.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
seatord. Nov s.--Seeford High re-
deemed Itself yesterday for the defeat
last week at the hands OF Laurel High
by administering a crushing licking
to the Brldgevlle High, rs to 0. Coach
Lowdene team displayed real nyhtlng
spirit. especially when Bridgeville
threatened to score. II was the same
old lighting spirit that defeated Bridge
vine earlier In tho season and crush
ed Milford High. 40 to 0.
Seaford scored one touchdown In
the first quarter, two in the second.
and one in the fourth. seaford's first
touchdown was made by a blocked
kick by TruItt, ODsy recovering the
ball on Bridgevlile's 40-yard line and
by a brilliant run. placing IL back Of
the goal line Dewitt failed TO kick
goal owing 10 a bad pass from CEN
tor. The second touchdown resulted
from I'M catching punt on Sea o.
ford's l0-yard line and running 30
yards for touchdown, with the aid
| Of splendid Interference by O'Day and
Fogle. seafoed ends. Huston failed
to Kick n goal
| y ne tNEufN EIii AitipNn III LstAS yum
| ter was made by n forward pass. King
to ODay. the latter leaping in the air
and grabbing the pigskin while on a
dead run. Huston kicked n goal. The
third quarter was hard fought by both
eevens. aoaford failing 10 scora, owing
| 10 fumbleH Seaford's last score waf
due TO punt 70 Dewitt he receiving
| the oval on Seaford's 40-yard lire and
not being downed until ne had reached
BridRcville's 10-yard line. King thor
carried tho ball five yards nearer
I Bridgeville's goal. and on tho mex
play Hill crossed their goal line
Dewitt failed again. owing 20 bat
pass fro mcenter 20 kick goal
The Seaford eleven deserves nuci
credit for the cracking article OF foot
ball displayed yesterday. having los
the services Of Captain Morris. VIII
was unable to play, and will not b
with the team any more. he havinl
accepted position. Truitt has beel
chosen captain to succeed Morris
Wiley, Bridgeville's star fiiiback, con
sldered the best line plunger In sus
sex. was unable 70 break through Sea
ford's forwards. who put up n sturd
game. The lineup:
Captain
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GEMS
Cut and Uncut
PLAYING SAFE.

Every time I 60 out
/ always wear nm overcoat
And think I'm doing the right thing
Until the Summertime west TIER inter
feses
With a strong come back
Making me weep and gnash my teeth
And take off my 0verCost--
When Il looks cloudy
My raIncoat and umbrella are brought
out
And ! think I'm all right until
The sun beams in abundance
Causing me 20 throw away my rain
coat and umbrella
And swear loudly
I'm often caught in the rain and ths
cold
Because I'm trying n play safe-~
80 1 ask you
What ran n guy do7