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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-09-06

IIlCU Liz l1NSO SoAAA<
hospitality and found no evidence Of
hard times.
The writer and Mrs. Littlejohn
had the pleasure Of being entertained
in the home of Mrs. Padgett and nf
meeting Mrs. Walker, her mother,
and the little boys, Woodrow Wilson,
Wilbur and Leonard. We found a
young student in this section w. A
Pardue Jr., who will leave very soon
for Randolph Macon, Va. to study
having graduated from the tenth
grade of the Trenton high school
this spring and having attended the
summer school at Clemson. The par
ents in this particular section are
sending some of their children each
day to the Trenton high school using
the truck of Mr.. w. A. Pardue for
that purpose.
Sunbeam Session.
Another beautiful sunshiny day
brought together a good congrega-
ton for the Sunbeam session. The
absence of Mrs. Tillman who was
unavoidably detained in Cincinnati
where she is visiting her daughter
was a source of great disappoint-
ment to the union and to all those
present, many expressing their re-
greet.
Mrs. Barrett conducted the morn
ing devotions, reading Hebrews II.
Faith was the keynote.
Onward Christian Soldiers, was
sung, and the minutes of the first
day read by Mrs. T. j. Briggs acting
secretary.
The committee elected to nomi,
nate officers were: Mrs. T. j. Briggs.
Mrs. A. T. Allen and Miss Matte
! Shaw and officers as follows were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30
CHRISTENSEN WINS
IRlSH-AMERlCAN RACE
MelIor, the Favorlte, Is Held Up by
Train at Detroit

Detroit. MiCh.. Nov. "O.--Schou
Christensen. star sprintcr Of the Illinois
Athletic Club. Chicago. won the fourth
annual 10 mile road race of the Irish-
American Athletic Club here today. His
time was one hour one minute and ten
seconds.
Jimmy Dcllow. Of the Gladstone
Athletic Club. Toronto. crossed the
tape second, only five seconds behind
the winner. Two of his eliminates.
james Norcroft and Art lllinson. fin.
ished third aud fourth Respectively.
Churk Mellor. of the Illinois Ath.
lctic Club. favored to win today, fin
ishcd eighth. lie was delayed mt n
railroad crossing. however. when Il
train cut him off from Christensen.
Dellow. Norcroft and Allinson. whC
gained two and one half minute lead
over Mellor by crossing in front of the
train. Without this handicap. Mellon
! probably would have finished we'll VI
| Among the leaders. The course wa'
! from Frrndale, Il suburb, to the Centcl
! of the city.
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FRANKFORT MEETS
NY. GIANTS TODAY
YelIowjacket Crldders Are Out
to Make Il Eleven Straight
y Victories
VISITORS TEAM IS SPEEDY

The Fraukford Yellowia jackets strong.
eat rival for Eastern titular honors in
the independent football field the New
York Giants. will try to break the
winning streak of the big Northeast
eleven, now ten games. mt Browns =
Field. Oxford avenue near the boule-
ward. this afternoon.
Heinie Miller's protegcs are out 20
make the visitors "eat crow instead
Of the well.known THANKSGIVING Day
bird.
The Giants are we'll coached eleven
and their rccor,l so far this season
shows that they will not be a passive
stepping stone 10 further the Yellow
jackets ambitions. Manager Rrchan,
of the Giants. also has the title bee
huzzing and feels that his team is capa-
bic Of defeating Frankford's best.
The visitors team Is composed Of
former college stars who have played
together all season. The Giants boast
two fast and ilashy ends in Albright.
former of Brown, and Schram. Il
Yale product. and it will be interest
ing to watch how they stack up against
Miller and ihomns, the IellOwjaCkets
ends. who have played spectacular ball
all season.
Shurtleif. the big center from Brown.
should provide the toughest kind OF
competition for I.ud Wray. the former
Penn hminary. The rest Of the Giant
line. with Moran, Georgetown: Peter :
son. Brown: Case. Holy Cross. and
lynch. Holy Cross. is strong. but, the
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M0NTE|TH-DUNDEE
IN THE ARENA RING
Former Manager Will Advise
italian Star In Bout This
Afternoon
MAY JOIN HANDS AGAIN
Nv LOUIS II, JAFFE

CEpARATED as manager and boxer
~ several years ago, Scotty Monteitn
and Johnny Dundee have never lost the
least friendship for each other. At every
opportunity the Scotchman shows this
fact whenever he is called on by the
italian TO assist In helping out for a
particular match.
Discovering Joseph Corrora as n fsh
peddler in 1910, Monteith took the
younester in tow, named him Johnny
Dundee for punching purposes and
taught him the aggressive and tinet
points Of the game. 1t wasn't long
before the former fisher boy was boxing
almost nightly and stepping gradually
up the pugilistic ladder.
In 1913 Dundee decided that nc
would stay in the ring for only another
year and wanted to have the experience
Of being his own manager. Since then
the lure Of the lucre has kept the Scotch
Wor in action. and he probably VIII
continue to punch the other guy on the
nose rs long as he can stick out that
flying iab.
This afternoon at the inaugural show
Of the Arena. both Dundee and Mon
tcith will appear in the ring. Montcitt
is going to handle Billy Mascott in the
opening match on the program against
Benny BASS. and later Scotty probably
will hc Dundcc's chief adviser in th'
latter's meeting with Alex Hart.
Rnmors often have been current about
Dundee and Montcith joining hands
again. but neither ever has committed
himself.
Dundee has been in the running 70,
several years for two different cham
'ionshirs. more SO than ever in tn,
last two years. but somehow or other h
has been unsuccessful in getting into ;
titular tilt.
Many exports believe that Dunde
would have no trouble lifting tn
feathcrwciCht crown from tho gray
tinted locks Of Johnny Kilbanc, an
there are others who are not backwar,
in predicting that Dundee Bcnn
Leonard set to would result In the cOro
nation of n new lightweight king.
Friends Of both Dundee and Montcit
have been anxious to see this combi
nation working together again. ns thcr
seems to be feeling that the Scotch
man could bring the Scotch Wop int
Il championship career.
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HAVERFORD WINS AT
SOCCER FROM HARVARD
Main Liners Take intercollegiate
Game by 5.to.O Score

IiaverfOrd. Pa. Nov. 30.--iIavcr.
ford College soccer team won its SEQ
nnd Intcrc" lcgintc League game here
ON "S>" Field by tn" nn"- sided score
of :, goals to o from Harvard. The local
team outplaycd the Crimson IN almost,
every department Of tn" game.
lINvrrford went off into the lead early
when HuntSicker shot Il short pass to
Starbuck. who made n pretty shot fo,
the first goal of the game. \ few min :
utcS later Starbuck did the same tor
lIuutSirkcr. booting him Il short pass
anl this time the latter made good hi,
try for goal.
Three more goals were added by IInv-
crfurd in tho second hnf Rhoade
booted twice for scores while Hunt :
s!rlcl added his second goal of the
game in the later portion Of the '!.t.
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PhOenjxyjlIp. Pa. Nov

PhOeniNville. Pa. Nov. 30.--Bcfore
5000 people Victor Emmanuels 8 Coates
willie High School team ended its foot
ball season by anneSins its tenth
straight game at the expense of the
Phoenixviite High School team. The
final score was IS TO IL.
toatesville'S victory marked its
eighteenth win out of nineteen games
with the hest of scholastic teams in the
last two seasons. Their only defeat in
this long stretch was suffered at tho
hands of the Cheltcnham High School
team in the middle of last year.
The Coatcsvillr rooiers. who came to
this place 2OUO strong in special trains.
went wild with delight when the game
ended. The team snake danced around
the field after the game.
Todnys skirmish was struggle
from the word go as the score would
indirnte. PhocniXvillr took the lead
second and forged to the front on Way
placement goal after the touchdown.
Not to be- outdone the home team
one" again went ont III front. but again
failed to kick tn" "oul. Coatrsvile's
fighting spirit. which has shown Itself
in its long stretch of Victories, t!nshoC
at this tuncturc and Way scored the
touchdown. which gave tn" victory tc
tn" visitors.
Marcclli and Way were the rcspec.
tiv" stars for the teams. Tho former
tallird both touchdownS for the van
uui-hcd, while Way came through al
! thirtccu points for the winners.
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KEYSTONE STATE
GRID CENTER TODAY
Six Big Games viii Be Played
in Penrsylvania-Pitt and
State GrappIe
w. AND J. FACES w. VIRGINIA

TIlE last day Of tho football season
l. md ,ro hos, r5. ;s ,Lo u.ov
>, ms -"
many '"I'"GlHn$ regard TINS IhankSgiH-
ing Day. The gridiron schedule is not
SO lengthy fur most Of tho teams com.
prctcd tbo;r coo,r,ia,s Inst Saturday.
L,.. H.,
",'' ''',' H'"'N'"F' j. "'-H' III IN" East
there Is not gam" that appears one
sided.
From a local .,orlnoint Tho hriIIiorcv
Of .he pcrn- Co-,ou r,nt,s, noLns rho
othors dim in compariSon, but there are
other scraps .hat wi; 10 classics.
PITT and state. for instance. will nut
on u hn"tir battle on Forbes Field.
Pittsburgh Both the Nit'any Lions and
the Panthors have been beaten twice.
hut victory today will make the season
q success for either "j"vcn. NN form
PITY appears to hay" the edge. for
Stat" Is shorter on veterans and good
SuoS'HUt'>' hnt 'he 'l"h - roaring
,o roo, ~ ,nn w =, ,t ;,,,,o yN ,t,n" ;,.,' "' Il
''"' '''' II Va
Pitt Plays state
Warner has ,nrrifir driving uowcr
in tho rprSnrs Of Hewitt. and Cnioupn
hrt state fears not for lis line, and
Tier" is considerable punch in the
u'un-ce or Wilson and the on! anC
# 'o"N'o running Of Vito pa'm.
The gam" undoubtedly will bn 4
nyt'lr of strategy, nm there aro NJ
better rxpuu"nts of inside football thar
-" ~ y zL.n aud t,,uu Warner. tLC
respective coaches.
This State j. the very heart of foot
ball in this section today. Aside from
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MOORESTOWN DOWNS
MT. HOLLY, 13 TO 0
kershaw, French and Bond Star IN
Victory
Moorcstown High cvcncd ,Ip. matters

Moorcstown High cvcncd up. matters
with Mount Holly when they defeated
the upper Jcrscymcn by the score Of IL
to o. This is the second time that the
two teams had played this season. the
first game resulting in an easy victory
for the Mount Holly griddcrs.
Kcrshaw. French and Bond played Il
great game. their work being responsible
for the two touchdowns made. Moores-
town took the lead in the opening pc
r!od. when Kershnw crossed the line an !
Bond kicked the goal. In the second
period both teams battlcd without nny
score being made. bur in the third period
Gridic crossed the line on line buck
Tn" goal for extra point was blocked.
Erkcrt played n great game and al.
most scored when he went around enc
for 60 yards before being dropped or
Moorcstown' 5-yard line. Iron ant
Rossmun also played well for the losers
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Fistic Menu at Three
Clubs in Phila. TOday


THE ARENA
Pr-Iimnaries
Benny Bass Phlade p..u, IS F.'y Mas
ooV. O. TlifOrnil
JOHNNY Brown. England vs. Martin Judge.
..Jse TiElt4, rhuadulphm. IS. shamas
0Brier. Yonkers. y.
srmI-wind-up
Johnny Dundee, New York - Alex Hart.
lorraine, u.
Bobby Barrett CiifiUu Heights vs. Pal
Moran. New Orleans
THE CAMBRIA
Prriimlnaries
Kid Mccoy. Kensin.ton, vs. Benny Pascal.
Young Muligan Richmond '. Joe pss.
nond kensingtOn.
Frank Bainger strawberry Mansion. vs
Jack Martin. Franhfori
srmi-wind-up
Charley Doyle, Eenstngton. W Jack
pA'''' |A'''''"'' wind-up
Sam Blackiston West Philadelphia, vs..
Al Verbecken, Kensirgton.
CHESTNUT STREET ARENA
Preiiininariss
jimmy Tiernsy. Grays Ferry, W. Al Cor.
HUy Haas. .urays Ferry. vs.. Billy Gam
go Southwark.
h A esani-Wind-up
Wnie Curry; sou'hwark' Va Eddie Demp'
/: - sss ssa:i :al'S. cA'nA'n' :" Wolf
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Belphrizonia Wins
Opener at BOlUie
Continued from Page Ono

3 &"'a We4n::, 100, Stein, ''' .'' .'' ~ ,ii'33%@
P,r.iyr"lr." DUCKS und brakes ILr,Ir Uar,r
IL I'p, AGv,ntur,Ss and SpinrlrE r.aX also
$ECOND RACE. purse $I4o2. claftulng
thr," S'.r-.,lds nvd up Gis tur urg-:
! SME, ~ M!n, ...;',$H."0 50 % 81 70
3 F.uft l07, Lowe. ......,. go. ,... 20
Iime -. TIIrrs, (auIy, T.rIgourdin1""
Ncual Joy. Th" urcisiUn. t.nlI..Un. Good
Tnup Salom", ria" sphinx AMI !, uli'cs
Third race, N" Finale purs" }lGo3, two
l. Fly by Dag, 90 Lang. s2@. 60 $500 Sa.lo
: General THU'Ch"r. III.
. Win, iO4, Marin Ill.,. . 81
Tine. la SO. Moonrakcr O%asco unl
Ray Dear rlsu ran
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CONSHY PR|MED
FOR THOMAS c.
Grid Game Today viii Be Sec
ond Meeting Between Teams
This Year
Conshohocken

The Conshohockcn A. 6. will have the
Thomas A. c.. of Bethlehem. as an
opponent on its field at Twelfth aud
Fayettc streets this afternoon.
The Ironworkers and up. .Staters have
already met before this season at Con.
shohocken and the home team won by
the score Of 10 to 0. Things may be
little different this afternoon, rs it
is said the visitors will have at least
three star players not included in the
line up sent out.
They will be upstate college stars
who have played their last game and
the Thomas eleven hopes to reverse the
previous score. 1t will also be recalled
that when Conshohockcn won before
that Walter French was in the lineup.
On Sunday the Conshy boys will
| travel to bethlehem. Manager Craw.
| ford is undecided about Saturday and
does not know whether any other games
will be played. His team would like to
meet Frankford. for all chance Of n
meeting with the iellowjackets seems
! gone now.
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"sports for All" at Amher,.

Amherst. Mass., NV. 3O.--"sports h,
many years. has brousht out 81 S'cs per cent ~ =
undergraduate participation IN outdoor az,
prof. Allison ". Marsh. Of the depsrtmss,
Of hygiene aand physical educa ton. sfos'
that 47s men out Of an enrolment Of S
days week. Tho other forty.two n
mainly seniors who have taken physical ~
cation for three years. -
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BerkowItz and Brooks Draw

Trenton y. j.. Nov, 3o.--Eddio Rerko-
wi'a. South Trenton. l2a pounds. fought an
eight round draw at the Arena here with
Terry Frooks. Chamhsrsburs. 1875 pounds.
In the scmi-wnd-up of eight rounds. Willie
Bettlo. 13l pounds. ~ East Trenton, had
the better OF Dave Schustcr. 1924 Of North
Trenton. Georgia, Weyman:. 1873 pounds. OF
Philadelphia IN the fourth round when his
seconds threw in the towel
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Visitation to Play Nativity

Visitation Catholic club. n new entry in
basketball this season. under the leadership
OF "Rube'' eastman will be the big attrac-
ton at Nativity Hall. isisrafe and Madi.
son streets. tonight. An old fayOrite Of
Nativ'ty's will b" IN Cashmun's lineup In
the person OF "Brick Mcinuis. who starred
FOR Eayoulu last season.
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LAST WEEK OF THE srasov

The curtain will soon be rung down q
football, but there are some important NM
still 70 be played. Tho able sports 'writSss
Of the PrBLrC LEbGER staff arc coveriss
these games aud will soon he making thsis
pete sports news read the PUBLIC Lrpo1
''Alakc It a Habit."-Adu.
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Joe Lynch to Defend Title

Irdin,,pOiis Nov. 80 ---Ioc Lynch. ban
.n,I,,", ,sht buxins champion Of the world
-. .a''rqd his ut>, heT% tola% again,
rnr,,.s, scheduled for ten rounds IN"
tn>,r, are undrr agreement to weigh no
Iu,.r, 'Iau llS pounds
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COATESVILLE HIGH
BEATS PHOENIXVILLE
Five Thousand Rooters See Thrill.
Ing Gridiron Clash

CoateSrlIlc PhoeniXville
Ludwig ........ left cnd. ........ Kennedy
Young ..........lcft tackle. .......... Webb
ll"yicr ......... left guard. ....... Cuttilo
Ndl'tTs .ttllGr SnNlI"''
Stringor .......r right qua ri .... Burkwnltcr
II, Pearl ........right tackle. "........ Jockey
Sharp .......... right end ...... Chorsman
Way .......,, quart erha OK n, Martin
W. Pearl. ..... left halfhacli ...... HubisiCk
Marvel .......risht halfhark...... MarCclle
Rrferce-Ssmund. Imp!rc-Spcar. Lines
nlan.-colbus.
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PLAY FOR GRID CROWN
coaldalc Meets Giberton for An.
thracite Football Title

IOaIN.UP, Ia, .NOV. 'lU.--1 NN IHnIC
incrS it, hardest test OF the season this
afternoon when it tackles Gilber'on for
the football championship of tn" An
'hrari," regions on the local gridiron
this attcrnUOU
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Harry "kid" Brown Winner

Worcester. nov. a0.--tIarry "Ktd" Brown
Of &. .Ildeipha. won "" G"r!s'0n over
jimmy Frua.t,i. Of iTockton. IN tnc!r ten
Iuu'G lolt hcr". ~ ,wn had Fruztttl
down I,r tho count Of nine In the fourth
lruurA The men are iightwcigh,s
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Coveieskie Huntlno Deer

Sunbury. Pa. Nov. 30. --- Mr.. and M.
Harry .Covceskie. accompanied by StaniS
Coveleskic. the famous Cleveland AmsSicsS
League ba sehall pitcher. left bv autofnoSlo
today for Pike County to hunt deer and I'M
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CHAPMAN Finishes Williams In 5tt

Bo.ton, Nov. 3O.--Red CHAPMAN knoche.i
o,,I Irc,Ity Williams In IN" hfln round Of
,Leir srhndulei ten-rOund bout her" lag,
III, The men are featherw e!ghts, both Of
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Syracuse Matmen Elect Barnard

syrncn.". y, " Soy, g. - 4 Barn.
:, - A., O.. -"rI.I-" wTe-f..rs '. .... E- j.
a g.. .u- ~ ,.e C..c-e II II. ,-. Admin.
tstrF-.-I..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-30

The Germantown Cricket Club and
University Of Pennsylvania second team
played II scorclcss tie in thcir soccer
battle at Germantown today.
The feature Of the game was the
fine work Of barbara at the goal.
Penn kept the ball in Germantown
territory most Of the time, and made
frequent shots at th" not. bur Barba
was always On the job and made many
pretty saves.
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S%TnH Tanjnea fSTwaFd fSrwaFd Ar@aE!ss"f SSa@SS'E
Lawrence ....... center ........... Mos er
ErIed'ran ....,.. euord ...,,.,.. swenson
"'sTfsf smhsrt;,os: Ear ggaTG aIon RcSnn MSrrs
zimmerman and rrancl<le, For ReadhE-
DeGgl"r and Armpriester. Time--2o-mtnu,e
periods.
The first afternoon game Of haSkct-
ball to be played in the Eastern League
In this city j. sChciulrd between Jasper
and Reading ut the Rose Garden. Ken
Singt"n avenue and Ontario street, at :"
y. NJ.
The Jewels will have their strongest
line-up in the game. which means that
Harry Riconda. Barney Sedrun and
Marty Friedman will br on hand
The .Iaspors met Reading last Sat-
uranh III the, l5crks County. cage, and
the Bears had little trouble in winning.
- the untowncrs' stnrs were missing
from the lineup. having b"en granted
permission TO play on" game away in
the New York State League.
lhr visitors will have several players
wei. known to jasper fans in Walter
SwcnSon, who PLAYED with McKcpsrort
and later with Cnmdcn, and Garry
Schmeelk. wnv once set Jasper fans
wild for several weeks. and played
with S"drnn. Friedman and Fox.
Reading also has n new ccrtcr in
Mosicr. of Colgate. who is considerable
NOR" than six feet aud a fine shot.
In the. preliminary game. which
starts at 2:1l +. NJ. the East Phillies
meet the Triple "A" girls.
Ov"r Mt Camden tonight the Skcrters
Will take on the Jaspors in their rrgrl L.
lar weekly game at the Third Regimen,
. 4 .r,, '.,.I
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PLAY SCORELESS TIE
Germantown and Penn Soccer
Teams Stage Stand.Off Battle

l.. of Z. Gtn. Cri.
Anderson .......... goal. ......,.. Rtrha
y. Beard ...... right tullback .Melcher
Panc"ast ..... left fu!!hack. ...... Shtp,ey
Downs ........ right halfback ..... .DHrIOn
Rccrns ......Cerf"r halfhaCk .,...., comm
Miller .......lcft hnlfback. ..... ". Beard
Schulor ....... outside right -. .Tutmii"r
SenspnsinG .ins'da right ..... J. Beard
Athrrtun ......CoDt"r forward Nassau
BrandsChain -. ..insIde lcft........... Boyd
McI.aughIiu ....outsidc left ....,... Dowin
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The football fans of Delaware County
will sec Colwyn and Delco battle in
their annual cridiron clash at 80 =.
NJ. this afternoon ~ Ililldale Ball l'nrt,
Ninth and Cedar streets. to discover
which team will meet Clifton Heights
for the championship.
This afternoon contest marks the
fourth meeting between the Two team.
and to date the series has been Il tie.
Colwyn won last year by TO q and
Delco is out for revenge today.
Both teams have plenty Of men for
the game. almost Il full team being on
the sidelines ready for emergency by
both sides. They have nracticod for q
week in getting ready for the gam" and
the entire Darby section will be or
hand.
Both elevens will march to the game
accompanied by bands, which will play
during the game.
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COL WYN AND DELCO
LOCK HORNS TODAY
Game viii Decide Who Will Meet
Clifton Heights

Deico to.ww ,
csse loft end ........ y ,SmOrt
Dihi,r .... left tackle ....RrcthsriC
piair .,... left guard .,....,.. l. Vie
patterson, ..,,, center ......... Hansen
Gpahr ,,.,..., right guard .. D0usher' :
Starrett right tackle 49,. .HauSsTnaD n
Hharkey ...,... right end .......... ", 'sA
Humr,h-ies quarterback .......... CarrF
Connolly ...... left ha fbtCk ..,....l .lerrih 8
Reynods right halfhack ....... RrouGn
burning ...., fullback ......-.... Kan"
Substitutes for Cnlwyn. rarpy. FGmphr!es
Trib.t. Allen. Dr!sco'l. Smith. Fu 'ler. z.
Doyle. T Cloud: for Del Char.es. NJ
Cam. McLauShlin. Montgomery, L.. pih,"r.
QNiady J Sterra,t, williamson R"ferr"--
Gilbert. williamson Umri"s -- DoI'hrr'
Crsinus Head l'nesman-Guetter. Amherst.
Time OF perIOds--l5 minutes.
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JASPER JEWELS
PLAY READING
Eastern League Game Will Be
Played at Rose Garden This
Afternoon
SEDRAN, FRIEDMAN READY

JASPER Reading
Sedran ......,. forward ..,,,. SChfncelk
TrautweIn .,... forward .... Armpriestor
Lawrence ....... center ........... Mos e.
Friedman ....... Euard ......... Swenson
RicoNdn ......... guard ........... Morris
substitutes: For ,1asrCr- Newman. Rcga n.
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Grcss, believes she will have "consid-
cradle company" in the next congress
She figures that probably half dozen
women will be elected to, the house.
- The women of the Silhs occupy a
very high place in the society OF the
race. When the Sikhs took the
sword as their profession, many OF
the women made themselves distin-
gushed for their courage and, states
manship. .IfS.
= Miss Catherine Selak, York, Pa,
who at the age Of twenty-siX years,
has been appointed head of the statis-
tics division of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue at Washington, began her
career in n department store at a, SAL
airy of 81 a week.
- Miss Mupia Ju, a Chinese girl,
claims the distinction of being the
only one of, her sex and race now en-
gagged in army aviation. She is a
regular member of the aviation corps
in the Chinese army and takes her
turn regularly to fight battles for the
South China government.