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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
MRS. LEH|E W|lTBANK
REMARKABLE WOMAN
Faithful Church Worker for
Over Thrse-Quarters OF a
Century.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown, July c6.---Mrs. Lettic
a.. wlthank. whose death here on
Monday az the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. David r. johnson was announced
in Every Evening yesterday. was re-
markahle woman. She was In her
pdth year.
She maintained her mental faculties
untl her death. She had been con-
fined TO the bed since early in May.
Her death resulted from scnili,y. For
more than so years she was men,
bee OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church
and until about two years ago wac a
regular attendant. She walked un-
attended 20 and from the services, a
distance OF more than three blocks.
Her mind was 50 clear that she was
always able to remember the pastor =
text and could ait down and relate the
main thoughts Of the sermons She
was able 10 repeat lengthy poems
which she learned in school 50 years
ago and her memocy of important
events In most instances was almoS,
as clear ~ ~ they had happened bu,
a few daye ago. When a child she was
taught that IL was wrong To attend
theatres and clrcuscs. and she always
Stunned thcm.
Mrs. Wilthank never took stock in
cggs and up 10 the time of her death
was able TO say something that posi-
bly, no other person on INC Delmarvia
Peninsula can say, and that was tina,
she never ate an egg. She never had
much sickness and aiwuys had an ex.
cepiionally good appetite and coult
eat anything placed before her except
eggs.
During her childhood and youns
womanhood coi~ets were little worn
In those days they We're considered
Injuries for the elite. and too ex
ponsive for Ordinary" people Sh,
never took to the idea Of wearin.
corsets. She attributed her long III,
TO plenty Of fresh air. wholesome food
exercise and returning from ex
posture and the fashions and frills o
later days.
Funeral services will be conducte,
al the homo Of her daughter. here
TODAY 10y Rev. J. l.. SparlSlin. pastor "
Wesley VI. T.. Church. The remain.
VIII be carried 20 I.ewes where in
terment Will he made in ST. Petr'
episcopal cemetery. beside her hus
hhnd, the late Cornelius Wnthank
She ie survived by two daughters
Mrs. lizzie Maui. Philadelphia an,
Mrs David +. Johnson. this city, an,
one son. Edward q. Wilthank OF Leves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
PLAYGROUND IMPROVEMENT.
Rcd Circle Community Center Provides
Funds for Equipment.

NJ meeting ~ the Red Circle Com
munliy Center last night at the
Thomas Garrett settlement, Seventh
and Walnut streets. an appropriation
iur improving three Negro Fairgrounds
oi this city was provided.
The funds are intended 10 pay for
work on tho playground on Il street
between Townsend and Puttonwood
streets. over the Third street bridge.
IN order To- provide better facilities for
the young people there. and 70 pro-
cure slides" for the use OF the chill
dren al the Fairgrounds on Head
street, between Thirteenth and Four
tcenth streets over the Eleventh
street bridge. and at Sixteenth and
Walnut streets. 4 small appropriation
also was made for the expense OF con-
Quoting the Daily Vacation Bible
School al No, % school. Second and
Jefferson streets. during the month o.
June and a part OF July.
nr. III. Clay stevens. presidents O,
the executive board. presided AZ the
meeting, Miss Charlotte Slowe. prin-
cipal of No. % School. acted as tenn
porary chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
WILMINGTON MAN
RECOMMENDS IT
Says Plant Juice Restored
Wife to Health; Like a Diff
ferent Person.

Il am so gratifed with the good re-
suits my wife is getting from Plant Juice
that | cannot help but express myself,
said Mr.. John +. Snyder, of 7l6 French
street, Wilmington, in a recent inter
view with the Plant Juice Man.
For several years my wife had terri
ble rheumatic pains in her limbs. For
about five years she had suffered with
constipation. Her liver was sluggish
and her kidneys were badly affected
She complained about pains in her back
and was very restless and nervous. She
could not sleep and had Just about
lost her appetite.
II read so much about Plant Juice
that ! bought bottle for her to try.
She has now taken several bottles and
can honestly state that it has made
a new person of her. The rheumatic
pains have left her limbs. Her bowels
arc regulated and complexion is clear
She sleeps all night now and it is a
pleasure 10 see her cat. If YOU think
these few lines will influence any sufferer
to try Plant Juice, | gladly give you the
right TO publish them"
Plant Juice is made from the Juices of
medicinal plant life and is, therefore, a
powerful natural remedy. People who
take Plant Juice say il seems to have a
surprising effect upon the stomach,
liver, kidneys and blood 1t has brought
amazing results in a great many cases
right here in Wilmington and has made
life worth living for more than a million
men and women over the United States.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by f. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by G. B. White; in
Newark by w. +. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Plums Are Ripe
In the Wanamaker Great Sale OF Furniture.
Am0nq those you can gather tomorrow are

figured and burl walnut,
1915.
A most delightful Chip
pendale suit in figured and
crotch mahogany, S1265,
and another suit in Chip
pendale design, of figured
and carved mahogany. at
S1450.
A graceful Heppelwhite
design is used in a walnut
suit with figured panels,
S56S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
FOUR MEN APPOINTED
AS CITY pATROLMEN
One Fireman Fined, Two Repri-
mandsd for attractions
OF Rules.

The applications OF four men for po-
sitions on the police force were mp
proved by the directors OF the Depart
ment of Public Safety Mt the regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon.
The new patrolmen were placed ON
the usual probationary period Of six
months and will be subjected to the
required physical examination. The
names approved were: Howard i.
Boyd. 2l4 Nerth Franklin street; Free
man T.. Messick, Git East Twenty
second street: James II. Deakyne, 800
West Seventh street. and James j
Paulman, ais West Twenty-third
street
Because he did not give the custo-
mary ten-day notice to the directors
Patroman sherman w. Jack, whose
resignation was handed to the board
was ordered dropped from the depart
ment Jack left the department tc
accept n more remunerative position.
Applications for appointment TO the
police department We're received from
William Boyle. of 1901 Scott street
and John L. Bostic, OF 100 West
street.
Charges against three firemen were
sustained by the directors. One man
charged with making an incorrec'
entry In the company journal. was
fined one days pay and two others
charged with lack of energy at tn,
firemen's school, We're ordered repri
manded.
The police department reported O.
arrests during the week. Fifteen o
these We're for drunkenness and Il
for larceny. Fines collected durin,
the week amounted to Sl.15S.S0 and
were committed TO the county work
house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Three-Piece
Living-Room Suits
Start at S14S

for a three-piece over
stuffed suit davenport,
easy chair and wing chair
filled with ALL-HAIR and
covered in a good grade of
tapestry. Loose cushion
seats.
Tables of all heights,
sizes and styles - desks.
chairs, a perfect forest of
them-bookcases and other
single or occasional pieces,
also wicker furniture, are
present in abundance and
at prices going from 10 to
so per cent below the regu-
lar figures.
One example is a good
tea wagon at S2I.50.
Another is a nest of four
tables, all solid mahogany,
at S2S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Other
Period Models
Exceptional Values

in dinng-room suits of ten
pieces, include a fine Italian
Renaissance suit in walnut
with antique finish, $3.50.
A Louis XVI suit, en-
ploying skillfully panels of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26

Mahogany suits, some
with superb effects in
matched, figured and burl
veneers, $3.50 to S765.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26

John Gilpin 'HIighneld, Jr.. Rcpubli-
can, State Senator from tho Third dis
trict OF New Castle county. has an
nounccd his candidacy for renominn-
tipnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Seven.Piece
Bedroom Suits

A striking Chippendale
model in figured and burl
woods, $615.
A gray enamel, hand
decorated, $612.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Five.Piece
Bedroom Suits

American walnut, Louis
XIV style, plate-glass tops,
1888.
Antique ivory enamel,
handkerchief in colors,
$3.50.
Two most unusual suits,
remarkable for the large
and handsomely cut mir
rors and exceptional draw
err capacity, come in choice
of walnut and mahogany,
at S610 and 1862.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Receiving Congratulations.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Niands OF lis
West Twenty-ninth street, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of boy yesterday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Dining.Room Suits
of Ten Pieces

AS little as.$156 will pur-
chase q nice suit in oak, fin
ished in gray and with
touch of polychrome. The
buffet has a mirror back
board, and the china closet
has q three-panel glass
front. O..
For $3.50 a really charm
ing suit comes in walnut
veneers, relieved simply
with fine bands Of black,
carved holdings and at
tractive trim in antique sill
yer finish.
Sheraton models include
a suit at 1884, executed in
figured walnut veneers.
A distinguished Shera-
ton suit at 1886 is in ma
hogany, finished in a light
color that shows to full ad-
vantage the inlay work and
the unusual figure of the
veneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26

Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
or sell. Advertise Il In Every Eve
ming every day ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26

Cam Burned Whom Torch Explodes.
John Cam. OF 600 West street. was
badly burned about the arms and chest
Monday. by the explosion OF nm acety-
ene torch with which he was
working. His condition Ia not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26

Mahogany suits, some
with superb effects in
matched, figured and burl
veneers, $3.50 to S765.
Eight.Piece
Bedroom Suits.
In mahogany there is q
Sheraton hand decorated
suit, $458, and a suit in ex-
ceptionally beautiful crotch
and burl veneers, $1026.
handkerchief enamel,
$425 to $3.50.
Two Louis XIV models,
one in matched walnut ve-
neers, S675.
Another in rosewood
decorated in gold, $1,000.
A beautiful satinwood
suit is 1915.
Nine.Piece
Bedroom Suits
Cream enamel with rose
stripes, $495.
Walnut, finished a soft
gray, $685..
Louis XVI, choice of ma
hogany or walnut, hand
some marble tops, $675.
A Chippendale design in
fine walnut veneers, $3.50.
Ten Pieces for the
Bedroom
in mahogany, built on SIM
pie Colonial lines, are only
$525 for the complete suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-26
Four.Piece
Bedroom Suits

in bird's-cye maple are
$3.50.
In figured walnut veneers,
STA to $466.
A Louis XIV suit with
marble tops, choice Of wal
nut or mahogany, $500.
Empire Colonial in ma
hoQany, $3.50.
Figured mahogany We
neers. 1855.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

talte er: 2nfomctibfsrcr GpeI, Sprs
trber StucuoIb, Operionbuttsr Scott ue
S~elegrafiit Big.
Welhus cr. M al Sstlonoets Serns
lnnefomite foreiIaaet iom ~llosanass
rurft for II fremtibig S%uri,abaue. Snt
oct blir WeIbuS er life aobt at nibe,
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Den til.
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h,r. gn 9~eputation meo Srbisrer 9eis
tllm / Spibicn, ntsbte peb iamre Irs
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i hans npe % betpbuinesfulbe gmbebe.
8i bar Der | SersTrsnbeIae iaar
bapt ct baarIis Ss~itlobptte. SGrlie Ell
rettc SiIirIoe meb aorn % Hoofrustcr,
Aornildgcre bar laalcbes bare 9ipet 45
30 psf. at ct RioSeIsaars llobpttc,
Sralitefcn or for sc fIeite Si'trifterS
@ebiomnenbe baarIie. 3ptetaplinecu
Ell IigeIcbes tptalt mtslnffet. llbbpttei
a~ugipcs til ca. AZ PCT. at ct 0tibbeIss
cor. Set er n,eb andre Orb iad Tibet
ci Soil life paa noeeniombelit Naabe,
Tan babe NOT SGttep dieter naar 8daren
fommer.
SpSal i Gccembcr 1921.
Ole %. gnaen
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
Breeze fra Rorges Bygder o. Byer.

9te1nllettetl, Der MI after er bhgaet pp
otter Sranben % ficbt al Staten til
Soren'fripereaaro. Eaa ben anben Sioc
al Hensaaien er Der bnaeet en- bel Gel.
81. a. bar Soos aommunc fisbt belle
Strrfningen ira Hensaaier iii @eien
ina Sernes iii Sobin &irfe, ca. 1000
1900 Iual cher 8 q 400 Ncre % btsz
Get en- flor Stalo % 9aauinssbns. Mn@
rene er nf9rsftct os opbnrfet iIig ar BET
er dlbelee utrnteIig or lioiecnbet al
Strrfuingen bernenopcr tlune bli iaa
fprunhret. aoirmurcu benpttcr giers
Spntrucu til 8erppationen.
gooin apiun,lne holoer paa at bpgge
III Seenpfosieu. Set blir CT tung.
Ssft, og Oct melt naturIise biIbe ielpa
fslgelts hape pGret at bisic to 8omrris
Ter Sobs % Sobin bapoe eaaet iunl'
men ont ltbbhsnineen. Saeen CT al
Goblin life bar Brig for SaIpbelen at
ben Strait Sesn,oen Tan ifnfic. ca 5000
8. s.. gobs Serimob bar Brig for en-
bel Sci. %llIrftcu CT imiblertio at man,
life fdn bi eng ON Seiirscl'erne, oe
iua bIir llbfaIbet iie. Sen Sere al
"gnisbeo sisr iterf" bar hi 3enneiter
iaa iergelis tungt for at tiIeene ps.
Sernietiffabrifcrne bar itaaet title
iiSire Iar os eisr Oct frembeles. Set
e. meect mulig at De ~beennber naar Del
Iibcr op.r Nhtaar, eIer iaa inart So
f%otfiIfet tor iii. 9obs Smsrfabrit Der
in,ob bar saaet nIbeleS nbnrertet fiber
Den %besnnotc. 2tgeiom Sooin Reieri
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tnret / fuln Sriit Ssiteu nbooer % ell
oct ircnlbeles. Sobs Sfibsperit bar
2sbet al Sc iibitc Gar mo~Serniierct oe
ubpioet Sebriiteu ruect, men for Sie'
bliffet CT Der Inrrt ittuc. en- SeI9e al
Den altninbcliee Depression. "Sooin'
- Ell at SotdIbaabcre er iat op pnn
Gerftet % ifal forlrn8es Is SOB of
ellcrs efterieeS. % % bar &c Grbeibe G.
Yar Maaneocrs Sib.
@pbs ben 2Sbe Seeenlbcr 1921.
&. &c. 8os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

gmts Tcsmcifer Ibb6 % 8artner Ser
gem Sinner paa Sfolen.
9uriet bapbe "a GleOcr, Oct Intal
GfpIen fan tdse.
Cont geniorer BED Nisanesprspen
fnnserte Gtprtinssmano. S%hIfcsasrps
rom SaIeibe. Soriseslebcr Stcbie y
Splfets Scrftasiiitent.
Sc flinteite a Sobannes 9oen OF
sbrabam Siipen. Se lit / Sopebta.
raftcr benboIbspis 1.25 % 1.4s.
Eli anriet efter giptoar er auereoc
cptaset Oct slntal gleper StoIen bar
4slabs til.
Sorlben be her n9pnte Stolcr er ur,s
Der Irbeibe 9runblGsseIIe at en- Torbs
fjorb kingdoms Hole.
SfoIen faar en- meeet rotfcr 9eliseen.
FEB paa 8Ioppens Yreitesaarb, bppr
Stpret har facet 2sfte pau Seic df 91a
Iaal Sorb.
SiI Seitnrcr at Gioler err aniat nils
t9rcnrc 9eiirrer af Ssnoiiorbs ling
homsnoIe / Serbe, Sr. @erteI aaaIc
fla @reim. Set er c n ilclbeu bpetis
ins Idnc, TOM bar flor siui> blanot
GicIefoIf.
8lanIrssclfc at Snsscorbsibet cr aIs
lcrebe paabesnnbt. Set or Sultcn at
SioIen ifulSc bIi fnrois psiten 1923.
ssiifnot frrpes itore Ore ON iaa i.al
isc, men bet pil forbaobcrtlis lntfes.
Nlens ies ifriper pisis @inier (oines
juIeafter) eisres SorberchsIier til $eis
then. Sme bar bet traneIt. Ser Tai
taitcs % itures % ppntcs. M sIaes
ano Ytao Iapes. 9ror % Sslter Tom.
mcr bisnr. Aue ifal bate ser hpgselist
/ Sulen. fra samle SeSiteinr % 9ee.
i.enlor til Den lille iorn enSru life fan
tale rent.
Sa Suleu CT rietig Ell Dicmr,ets Sip.
Se mango CT DC iom saar meh Der title
&nife: Sio ies a Barn ieienl Sor
garuct fan slrbe zig.
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% bson / Sanuin9s SempcI.
sc ben iom al 8ub feft tit gScIsbrcp.
han trcna irtie aoneens StempeI.
Gu penlie SiIien Ill ale Torofiorz
Finger iom lCier bette.
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Cars 8Iomncs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
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SulefueIo. - arbeibslpsbcben. - Su
grpnuper. - Jhp. 6irfeianaer 80
huuicn Sc Gar. - Suleitprmcr.

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tcr 6icmmc % ier uoooer Stranoitebet.
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mar Sulen lumber til. Gn blioer 'om
@arn i9lett.
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for mango paa Sanb. Siperne er III
ico raarlise. Rause SoIt paa Stranps
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her Set er laa Iioen Tiirmiua paa
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iaa itor Nrbcibslssbeb. Sc iIeirc az
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genes. @rllocns SorGlbre er 8auros
Irnscr 9anieI Sano % Srue Singer,
fsnt NeDep.
Get anoct 9rpllp bolote5 al Ser
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bar Tibet unher hans Nafeter, On
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@tans iom nilbe ale bel.
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tummet ar Sldg. 6au CT belt lam pan
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reiier iia mere az Speelciet, eitcriom
Sottoren Tiger.
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nc for uuaIe Sage iiseu. @amlc Solt
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04
Jack Johnson Still
Hopes to Come Back
r ormer Colored Champion of Heavyweights Is Work
ing Out in New York; Seems Too Old to Be Consd.
cred Contender; Gossip of LII Arthur
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Nov with the optimistic care free att-
tude that has always been characteristic of him Jack John
son. former worlds heavyweight champion still hopes that
ne VIII get abreak In his favor and will be allowed return
to the ring
NO matter II he is alone In thinking Big Jack firmly
believes he has lot left and that he could work I'D to an
other chance for the title.
lie has been working out daily in the gymnasium at Mad
son Square Garden and sounding the boxing commission
preparatory to making application for a license
Unless the commission deems good political move to
reverse itself Johnson be granted license as long as
the rule establishing 3S years as the age limit for
boxers remains the book.
ms RUE was enacted as direct move to johnson
and jess Willard from Boxing in New York
Johnson admits about AZ years but some RING followers
VINO have known him long time think he is even older
The former champion weighs around $50 pounds He is
an age now where flesh is removed only with great deal
OF labor and as he is said to be well fixed financially it
not clear why he should choose the edum of hard training
TO get back in shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04
Yearling
Battle On
This P. M.
Washington Babes Play
ing w. S. c. Team at
Stadium; Making Stars

WAsuiNGToN's frosh football
" team was holding tho csnt.r Of
ssattIe's gridiron stage today.
The Purple and Gold yearlinRs
were battling tho powerful Washing.
ton state frosh team tn the big game
Of the year AT the stadium this after.
noon. Tho kickoff was set for ESQ.
Coach Bagshaw isn't out OF the
1922 running yet with his varsity
team. but he IL building for next year
AZ most OF his regulars are sophie.
mores this season.
So the showing OF the Washington
Babes win be watched with moro
than ordinary interest.
Parmeter and Wilson In tho back.
field. Tesrcau at end and Britt and
Wright at tackles are being watched
carefully today as much Is expected
of them next year.
The teams were expected TO take
the field "a follows:
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scoring tourane..ee victory assins, ri. nephew n.,y
darlington last sund., Do" Moore .s to bold his
own while Friend wife tona"s her captain. ei,. Nell has
incidentally. successful golf for the
starting of string up.
"A'G n fact Nephew s va. the a. mark
s r ws% n.e 70 , s d. i' p" @ ~ sa
lead he headed and the match ended the ssrd
finished WIN, go"
Cornell also promising player in iasi Sundays match
speed get Saturday
Ing Of % ground for the other nine hole. q. the Rainier golf
which the completed
be opened for s, s. fan q Ss. ssa Win the putting
opened some spe h month Al, Of which shows that the RaIn
Golf oounr, Club I. much the thank
Mshsr.n had club in hi. bag working perfection
s D ~ sS ." so. was a' 'ssa Jacks % p ,.
with card q. hsssp Walker and nsrs.y Potter tied 70, ,h,s
and Louie PatiuIo each turned In resup eard There
week. Harry and one
and spencer .nn.,sd Grfes four and three fina Es.s
sd wsS " take no ne. The son' Ds. up BY p H. Waits and
for three successive wins in president competitions
comes the permanent ownership of player.
match the Irish
members viii their
q the 'o.ersso doe dinner the
6eorE. Roure will captain the Irish brigade and
win reach the semfinai following
matches decided
wood Duffn. Gillespie McIBsin.
Green.Ieeper Rodgers have certainly
worked charge the University course
few months AZ and
putting Of this laid
Northwest he
of Sestties hooku
nj End vhsr
Bon Stein and -Dish- f1cagr oppose spers Hure
The half of Frsnk
Rainier and Don C~avs
golf scfoo he
n
resulted in a fourup win for Moore team
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Riddles Basketball
Bubble Has Bursted
K. of C. Star Would Have Centralized Game bu.
Crystal Pool Is Not Available; Sounds Knell of Jun
Tor League; Arena Needed for Hoop Sport

CTAN RIDDLE, manager Of the powerful Knights Of
~ Columbus basketball team, has a basketball dream that
won't come true this year.
Riddle tried to line the Metropolitan Building company
to put in good floor at the Crystal Pool as to cenraize
basketball there this fall II his plan to run the city
league the % leading church league teams junior league
and the Crusader circuit at the Pool
This would have centralized the cage game and would
have been a great boost for the sport
But the building companys lease up next spring and