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Milford chronicle., 1922-10-06

FOR sALE-1O,OOO heads winter cab
bage. will sell cheap at my farm. Nice
solid heads for burying. cabbage. 6OeO
heads Of soft heads fine. for poultry iced:
niants $500 per 1000, two years old;
Years old, s25.OO per 1000. Cash with Or
der. George Wiley, r. R. NO. l. Bo3 o6 Sss, 81,
Greenwood. Delaware. Sz5-zIp
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-06

FOR SALE-1OO acres of standing tim,
her. also 1856 acres, so acres cleared. rest
in growing timber 800 peach trees, 1
acre Strawberries, 200 apples trees p55n!ms' 5!
pears, etc. 8 room house and outpulIolngs;
leading from Lincoln to Milford, 3 miles
from Milford, 1 mile from Lincoln, Ia
mile from du Pont Road Fine locatlon'
Terms price right. W. V. Redman, LII IN
coin, Del oo-ztP
Milford chronicle., 1922-10-06

FOR SALE-Possession Jan. J. next.
A nicely located 40 acre farm. All out
buildings in first class repair. Dwelling
2Ax2S. sheds and chicken house, fruit for
family use. Terms liberal. Short and
Hall. Milford. s4-u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Keats Is
Best at
Ice Game
So Says Hap" Holmes
About Edmonton Star;
Will Play Here

uArry HOLMES. veteran Seattle
1 i hockey Euaiie. has seen a lot Of
hockey players flash on tho steel
blades. lie has served many seasons
guarding tho twtns In tho Coast
ieaRu. and In the Eastern circuit.
The cream Of tho worlds puck artists
have operated In these two loops.
Tho star OF stars. In Holmes opin.
Ion. IL Duke Keats. tho crack center
les man OF tho Edmonton team Of tho
Prairie league. Keats is tho Ty ccob
Of the Ice sport.
Keats will be seen In action here
with the Edmonton team when the
Prairie squads swing around the
Western league this season. lie playg
center Ice.
Prank Foysson. our own Met star.
81 a wonder a; ssick.handllng. says
Holmes. hut Keats IL heavier and
just ms fast. There IL little 10 choose
between them for nllaruund ability.
but Keats played tho grandcst game
ever saw when he worked for Tor.
onto tho same year I did back In
1918. lie played superhockey.-
Tho Coast league viii mee, Mon.
day In Vancouver. II. C.. when the
final business OF getting ready for
the season takes place. Tho big
thing win be the adoption OF tho
schedule for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
HARVARDE
PREPARING
FOR CENTRE

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. ~. - Harvard
~ viii present the best tho crimson
has against Centre Saturday In the
firrt big football game Of tho season.
Bob Fisher. head coach. said Thurs.
day.
Armed with q lot OF Centre plays
picked up by scouts who have been
following tho southern team. the
Harvard scrubs were 60 give tho var.
atty a hard workout this afternoon.
after which tho work will be less In.
tcnnive.
Seven Of the Crimson players who
will start against Centre are veser.
ans. They arc Fits. Hubbard Crew.
Clark. Buell.. Owen and Churchill.
Eastman. Nebraska tackle. IL a new.
conner. while coburn and bunker
we're substitutes last year.
Tho Centre game Ia tho first Of the
season for which tho general public
Is allowed to buy tickets. and from
tho advance sale crowd OF 10000
IN expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Hot Cucumber! Somebody
Page Sherlock Holmes!

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Reports that detectives trapped
the Yankee team into several wild parties and then
here Wednesday. .
The detective assigned to the Yanks worked himself
into the confidence Of the players and produced evidence
Of violation of the training rules which caused nearly
every member of the team to be handed heavy fine. 1t
Is understood
Just before the opening game Of the worlds series II
was reported that the Yans had threatened to refuse to
play unless the fines revoked they figured they
had been trapped into violations Of the rules.
r. l.. Huston. part of the club, denied at that
time that players had been fined and he said he knew
nothing about any threat to strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
RING BOARD
RESIGNS ON
WEDNESDAY

TWE Seattle boxing commission has
L resigned. Elmo Jones and DIR.
Hanley voted 10 remove Charles
Moriari'y. their appoinsce. ias, night.
and then they resigned.
Pressure brought 20 bear In
the recent controversy with the Cas-.
cade Athletic club n said TO have
caused their action.
Boxing isn't suspended by their
action. but there simply isn't any
commission. and the promoters will
have to mark time untIi tho authori.
ties settle the matter.
Resignation OF the boxing commits.
sion OF Seattle has given the game a
Knockout" punch. according 10 May.
or Brown.
No more permits for boxing smok
ers will be issued until further no.
tice, the mayor said Friday. I'm 80
far M my authority Ia concerned. the
game Is indefinitely suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Lost Just
$4,000
Calling Second Game of
Series, Which Would
Be Gravy, IL Costly

a LOT Of major league magnasss
- Will be saying unkind things
about the world series umpires dur.
ing the winter.
One decision by the Arbitrator
burnt up $4,000 that would hays
gone 70 the major league club own.
era.
The calling OF the second game a
the series on account Of darkness
with the score a tie at 10 .. turned
out 20 be the costliest ruling In bass.
bali.
when Enodgrass muffed a fly ban
In the 1912 series between Boston ana
New York he deprived the Giants Of
the series and the New York players
OF about $4,000. That was the al.
ference between the winning and los.
Ing end Of the receipts.
That error on the part Of snod-
grass was knockout 70 the athletes.
but IL In no way compared 20 tina
Jolt handed the magnates by the
H%%-f "tt'44 Af'tntVA t'taUtA w Lm~
plres Hildebrand and KLEIN.
The actions Of the crowd In IN,
near.mobbing OF Judge lands
caused the high commissioner ana
the msgnates 10 become panicstrick.
en-. Some OF the ever-Huspicious fans
said the umpires called the game st
the request Of the Judge. that there
was coilusion between the magnafee
and the urnpires
In order 20 ailay the suspicious 4
fandom In general the two New York
clubs donated the entire receipts Of
the second game 10 charity.
For years world series umpipes
have been trying 20 get a slight raiss
In salary with only fair success. Ono
decision now costs the magnafes over
800. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
FOUR PLAYERS
CRASH APPLE

-Four American league players en-
joyed batting strcaks last season that
lasted longer than 20 games. George
sisier created a new major league
record by hitting safely In II con-
recu,Ive games. Ty Cobb formerly
held the reccrd with 40 games. Ken
Williams WIN second with rs games.
Pratt with 20 and Tobin with 81 FOL.
lowed In order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Lions, as Bezdek's charges are
known, was q tie.
East season Penn state had six
tough games on its schedule. while
thin season Syracuse. Penn and PITTS
burxh stand out as the only teams
that win offer serious opposition
IN 1921 Penn played Harvard TO
! lie. u TO FL. In one Of the most
sensational games OF the year. The
dope was also tribe upset when
Penn beat the mighty United States
Naval Academy eleven. ~ 70 7. 9th.
er teams to fall before Penn were
I<ehixh, University OF washington.
Georgia Tech and Carnegie Tech.
The great Rillinger Is NJ longer
at Penn state Prtytrs like KILN
ger arrive on the scene only every
now and then. Bezdek knew that
KilIinger and several other stars lost
by graduation would be missed. Bez-
d<k Is wise coach Star players are
not developed overnight. that Il the
reason Penn States schedule Il far
from top heavy this year.
Coach Charley Moran. who for two
years has been hogging the spotlight
with his Centre college team. also
has a big task before him. Moran
has no 3D. McMiliin at Centre this
year TO carry out his orders. II Is
impossible for a coach to estimate
the value OF a star like McMillin.
Centre has started out by running
up It's usual big scores in the early
games. yet the Centre team minus
McNiilin doesn't seem to have the
strength OF last years aggregation.
The proof Of this win be tested In
the clash with Harvard.
When Centre met Harvard In 1920
and gave the Crimson such n great
battle. losing 81 to IA in the final
minutes Of play. the little southern
college made a decided hit with the
Harvard followers. Centre proved to
be boxoffice attraction and was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

given n date on the 1891 schedule.
Centres s-to-o defeat Of Harvard
was tho big surprise Of last season.
Harvard found tho little southern
college the toughest kind OF opposi-
ton. II Is said that Harvard IL de-
sIrous OF dropping Centre. For that
reason Harvard 10 certain 10 be at
top form In order 70 defeat Moran's
eleven.
II also looks as II Tad Jones might
have n rather strenuous year at Yale.
The small scores against Carnegie
Tech and North Carolina and the
Iowa defeat make II seem that tho
Blue is not showing the progress ex.
pected.
A number Of other coaches are fac
ing similar situation. among them
Glen Warner ut Pittsburgh. The Ito
0 defeat handed Pittsburgh by Lafay.
cite and the West Virginia s.to-s set.
back. were bitter pills Warner had
hoped 20 wipe out the defeat Of last
year. Lafayette. In scoring this win.
was without the services Of Eliot.
who played such n wonderful game
against Pitt a year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
PAT MORAN
THINKS AHEAD

Manager Pat Moran Of the cincin.
natl Reds. while attending the world
series. laid stress on tho fact that
Cincinnati had great chance to
stage the event tn 1874. Moran. who
made sensational finish with the
Reds. taking second place on the las,
day Of the season by winning a
douhle-headsr from Pittsburgh. In
confident his club win make things
merry for the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
COBB STRONG
FOR COLLINS

Manager Ty Cobb Of Detroit In
strong for rip" Collins. who is to
come 10 the Tigers next year In a
trade with Boston. Collins haA per.
hapa. more stuff than any right
handler in the American league. but
has never been very successful. Lack
OF control and a manager who could
bring out the best that In in him.
has much TO do with the failure Of
Collins TO shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
ED WALSH is
OUT OF GAME

Ed Walsh. In his day one OF the
greatest pitchers the game ever pro.
duced. will not be member OF the
American league STAFF Of umpircs
next year. Walsh was forced out OF
the game late In the season because
OF Illness and has decided to give up
the national pastimc. He IL acting as
deputy sheriff at Meriden. Conn.
his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
RUGBY GAMES PLANNED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct.
BIN response TO an invitation
from r. c. Cooper, president OF the
Vancouver. b. c.. Rugby union. tho
Stanford Rugby team expects 10 ar
range a schedule for football games
against British Columbia teams dur.
ing the Christmas holidays. It was
announced here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. TO. > Getting
ready for tho next game. with Gcor-
gia Tech. Coach Bob Folwell caused
a big surprise when he removed three
Navy regulars from the team. Nc
Kee. Zuber and stolz went In for
Fiippen. Lentz and Parr. The change
makes the team much lighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
|GP q
(GH7llil

Al Nardine. captain and star end
Of the ballard football eleven, IL de-
veloptnK into y crack aIl-around ath-
iete. lie II q fair baske fbaii center,
and he did wonderful work In the
pole vault In the city meet until
forced out of the event with an In
jury.
or tho three drop-kicks that have do.
clded high school football games In the
Seattle league this year. Roy Mcistcr'a
broadway boot against Roosevelt was
tho longest. ~ Travelled 40 yards Kawa-
zoe scored from the S0-yard mark for
Franklin against West Seattle, while
Cases winning Kick for Lincoln against
Queen Anne was about 20 yards out.
Kenny johnson 10 developing into n
football player OF the first rank In his
last year IN school For three years he
played on the scrubs as an end lilo has
been shifted TO the Lincoln back field by
Coach Losg and he worked finely neeinrt
Quecn Anne. lilo will bear Watching
Saturday In Lincoln's big game with
Garfield.
ballard and Queen Anne are down ia
meet IN their annual game at Denny
field OF 1850 o'clock Friday.
Chuck Carroll. crack Garfield punter.
has been shifted from buiihack to tackle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
KRAMER WINS ON FOUL

OAKLAND. Oct. is.--cnf Kramer
won In the third round OF sched.
ulcd fourround bout Mt Oakland last
night from Lee Anderson when the
referee ruled that Anderson fouled
Kramer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Smiths big problem has been
to fill the gaps in his line.
Witter has been made over from
a hackfieid man Into a tackle. I~am
n holding down the other tackle
Clark and Perry at guards and
Gallagher at center completes the
forward string that replaces tho 1891
veterans.
on tho wings Smith win havc two
OF the hest endn ln football In Muller
and Berkey. both veterans OF the
last two years
Hut n Is the backsield where the
Bear strength lies.
Smith has a host of veterans
Therc's Erh. captain and quarter.
back. one OF the best field generals
In the game. And then there's Mis-.
bet. ono o. the most consistent kick.
ers the game has known on the
coast. lie doesn't set ms much dis.
lance as Tempicton did for stanford
two years ago, but h. 10 consistent
and works wonderfully well with his
ends Nisbet will be at fu,iback.
AZ the halls will be Nichols. a
grvai performer. and either burgess
or spaldins. The latter was tho
star OF tho ycarginEs at Berkeley last
year.
And don't overlook Morrison. .
piunging haekfisld man and a fine
kicker himself.
Besides this crack squad. Smith
has a flock n second s,rtng nrn that
would 10 regulars on most any other
club on the coast
Smiths biz question n his line. II
he can build a forward crew that
can bring out the ability Of his great
backfleId talent the Golden Bears
should have anothsr good season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

WERE STARS

Tho two best shortsfops In the
American league last year were
youngsters. Chick Galloway OF the
Athletics and Rigncy OF Detroit. Gal.
Ioway stands out as the most i'm.
proved ball player In the majors.
while Rigncy had big season in his
major league debut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
JONNARD is
GIVEN BOOST

Hughey Jennings Is positive that
Pitcher Jopnard will be one OF tho
stars Of the National league next
season. Jonnard IL big husky right.
handler with "A world OF speed. Despite
the fact that the sight OF one eye IL
very faulty. Jonnard Is strong on
control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
looming BEARS FOR BIG GAMES OF SEASON
California Coach Faces Two Big
Games Away From Home Gridiron
Must Ts With University Southern California and Washing
Well Satisfied With Materials His Team
Play. Hard Club Game With Olympic Men Saturdays Bears Here Nov II
BY LEO II. LASSEN

of California Golden Bears times Coast
his 1922 for the big OF the
N
with Washington and the other
o soil The Bears
machine Angeles
"A IRONS and with Washington November IL.
Saturday the Olympic
d. This independent
= y Stanfor earlier n the a
f this
showing
forward line from tackle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
GIANTS DENY DEAF.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.--Deniai that
the champions have bought Bentley
and Boicy from the Baltimore Inter.
nationals was voiced Mt the Giant
office. I'VE have no deals OF any
kind pending" Secretary Tierney
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
ATTENDANCE RECoRn

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.---Aii records for
attendance in the American assocla.
ton were broken the past season
when the circuit played to 1929. 37s
according TO official reports. Kansas
City, which finished third. drew sle..
600. the largest In the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Slim Year For Former
Monarchs of Cridiron
Centre, Pittsburs and Penn State Football Outlook
Anything but Bright on Showinss Made; Yale Given
Rude Setback; Eastern Gossip Cleaned by Evans
BY BILLY EVANS

THE season Of 1922 looks like off year In football for
some of the leading schools and coaches have promn-
entity in mind Coach Bezdek at Penn State
The schedule arranged by Penn this which, OF course
as supervised by Bezde tip off his opinion OF the
material that he has to work with.
For two years under Bezdek Penn State has been unde
feated The best any would get with the Nttany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
OWNERS TALK TRADES

CHICAGO. Oct 19.--Barney Drey.
fuss. owner Of the Pittsburg Pirates.
and Charles Ebbctts. owner OF tho
brooklyn Robins, are here talking
trades ana deals with the Cubs.
Nothing definite has been accom-.
plished, II IL understood,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
COLONIES ARRIVE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct. 10
Twenty-Five players and coaches OF
Centre college were TO work out this
afternoon on Braves field In prepare.
ton for Saturdays game with Har.
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
'RsN ~
.91t33:@

Ths Atiansls wusss ssp~~ss eisk e
Cstsssbai. Canai xeas. hss dsvsssps1
. yseug gtsi svimmew ss wsnaewfui
pvvmise In Miss Aasisl<5e. ~ yuass
ssd- ahe y er~<1ised With covering
lee yss<s In I missss SIS seesn<is.
sfftefsiiy. In e~npetitIeu. snd skis
time hes b~~s beaten sniy ssc~ By .
tssste - the same sge. Mts~ t.es-
ssude Edevie. Of the New Hsvk
Wsmss's swimming s.~e<tsfien, rp<-
sgnisssf - the gr~sf~ss s~isnnsr 81
her ses in the wsrtd to-day. dad I
minss~ rs seconds one rear sgs.
when ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
TWO MARKS IN
SAME BATTLE

An odd major league record was
set last season by Max Carey and
John Gooch Of the Pittsburgh team.
They we're tho only major league
players to punch out SIX hits in a
game, and strangely enough both
turned the trick In the same contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

attic will bs N the Crystal resi.
There h ssm. s~vs ~ niasp over
dst~s and either Assein q salt 90
the Cssesd~ Athletic etub viii sssae
the neat ring esrd- u viii he def
niseiy sanssnsed who and whsn In
the nsnt day er -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
EVERETT SCOTT
HITTING CHUTE

shortstop Everett Scott OF the
Yankees has unquestionably seen his
best days in the majors. SCOTS field.
ing In the world series was a dis.
tinct disappointment He failed TO
cover any ground. Grounders that
went as base hits because he failed
to reach them would have been easy
chances for him a few years back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Nhru he knocked out Benny ttsrra the
other night In l. A. Kramer. Who &,
roufhpaw. - one Of tho hardest HIT
tiers IN the rauas for . man Of hts sls..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19


what makes Miss rsmh<r,'s prospects
particularly bright 10 that her stroke
wss changed lately from an eight to
ie-oest eresi. altering her action COM
pis;siy. Her amateur coach. A. Altchslt.
taught her the rrif, thrash sxpsrimsn.
tally and he feels confident when he
discovers the leg drive beet suited 20 her
she VIII hstssr her sprintinx marks con-
sldsrsbiy.
Particular interest attaches 10 the
splendid work Of the iittis new star for
hsr people hall from baltimore and ex-
poet 10 return thsra thi. season. - Miss
Lambert may have chance 90 compofs
In some Of tba ~emen's coming national
indoor championships.
Mrs Anna Van skise. Of Toe Anssiss.
recently esisbrsted her sixty second
birthday by swimming from vsnfc. 20
santa Monica and bsrk. . distance Of
IA miles. Further evidence that there
10 no age limit In thu national sport
Harry Lewis Of Brnssmsss HAL
high school. Brookfyn. n. r.. iossns
usual possibilities. AZ practice late
~ he has turned 100 yards repeat
edly between 81 and So s~osnds,
which is exceptional gaing foe .
sohesibey.
william wright. who won Titles and
Wills attending Central high school Of
Erie. Pa. last season. has entered Co
iumhia university and will wear It's coll
ore Ina freshman aquatic competition this
term
Adviees FROM Honoiuiu indicate
that u n definitely settled that 70
Of Hswsirs leading aquatic contest
ants viii visit this country ON .
competitive tour In July. 1s2s. II is
their plan. apparently. fe swim, In
California only, hot several organ
fystions Of the Middle West and East
stand ready 10 offer guarantees for
their appearance, 40 u is among the
possibilities that the team will en-
largo rs schedule accordingly.
Leo Giebei. Of the New York A,histic
club, one OF the leading all around wa
ternen in ths East. has been elected
captain OF the varsity swimming team
Of Rutgers college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Harry Casey fsught . sts -rssnd
draw with Ssung Casdess In vaki-
ma the ether nighs. Casey 10 20 hss
ssmebsi, In kesnswiek SATURDAY.
night fsis eppsosnf hasnr be<a
picked yet-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Tacoma fans ar. all hst up over the
card 20 be staged there . week from
tonight bed Ridley and xiss BsIlsf-
ino set together IN the sss-round main
event and Archie s;ey and Jimmy Rivers
ininEis IN the sis-reund s~mi- windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

rud Manning. the Seattle bantam
weight who has been coming along AZ
pretty coed rate. 10 In itne 20 meet
Vie Foley IN Vancouver. "a. g. soon. ~
viii bs ie-re9ud scrap. II seems AZ n
Manning. who weighs only iit potnds.
souid be stslna away too much weight
TO q man % yoisy's csliber. Policy wilt
tip thu scales 81 about iss pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Leo Giehei. Of the New York Athletic
club. one Of the leading all around wa
terrnen in ths East, has been elected
captain OF the varsity swimming team
Of Rutgers college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11
Rex Production Draws
Unusually Large Crowd

Ladies' Night IN Turkish Both
scored a remarkable reception last night
ut the Rex Theatre and crowds or movie
fans were turned away as every aNaH-
ahle inch OF space IN tho playhouse was
filled at tho end of each performance
Individual comment OF the theA're
rocrs Indicated that tho piayet estao-
Iishes q new record for attractions IN
Wheeling and It IS understood that inc
manager has been asked TO extend the
contract Of the show for an aduitiohai
several days. ,,
Miss Wheeling" and Miss Minneap-
oIis' were easily two of the most charm
tn, ,irIs over seen on Wheeling stage
.pnI ,h.v were easy the outstanding l,s-
urcs of the production. The WORD i's,
nrrs" IS used Intentionally and should
he INTERPRETED from .tcra! point Oh
view. ~.
As for the touch of realism anent inc
bathing tank. W"ht we uoht Know
having never seen the S"-ca!!cd oa'hlns
he,nti.s any place other IN the ONO
r,ycr, hu, you'll pardon the rustic gao
ulation. "I%gosh them gals were just
thrilling"
The foregoing was tn" comment hearo
hv tho press agent Of the Rex from
AN amiallc looking gentleman VINO sat
hrhind him In the orchestra circle"
I'm, aside from tho press agents Ian-
datory comments 'Ladles N"Ght IN
Turkish Eath" is no miSnomcr.