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Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Miss Doris christy

tiOloFS0 DV LunCneOn
Miss Doris Christy, who became
the bride Of George Harold Gavin at
charmingly appointed church we'd
ding Friday afternoon, was the in
spiration for a luncheon given at the
Country club Wednesday by Miss
Edith James and Miss Angela Mar
shall The decorative scheme was
unusually artistic. pink roses being
cleverly combined with violets. Bridge
was played in the afternoon, the
prizes being won by Mrs. Eleanor
Hulett Brown and Miss Maud Stew
art. Besides the honored guest those
attending were Mrs. Bartlett Heard
Mrs. Corbin Davidson, Mrs. II. A..
Merimeather, Mrs. Eleanor Hulett
Brown, Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss
Maud Stewart Miss Mary Christy
Miss Dorothy Osborn. Miss Vivian
Osborn, Miss Marion Bennett. Miss
Alice Blake, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss
Gladys Kelly, Miss Helen Plath. Miss
Ruth Land, Miss Ellen Atwood and
Miss Mary 10 Ceilings.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
CUBA WINS GRID GAME

HAVANA, Dec. S1-Heavily out
weighed and outgeneralled the foot
ball team Of Mississippi university
was defeated today by the Cuba Ath-
letic club Is to 0.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
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Continued from Page 4, Sec. 1D
Going Home to Hollywood
After halliday Visit Here

After HoIlday VISIT 7eTe
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison
Lewis OF Hollywood, who spent the
Christmas holiday season here, VIII
return to their coast home Tuesday.
While here they were guests at Casa
de Rosas, the home of Mrs. Lewis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Douis.
who entertained delightfully."- in their
honor
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

hill. Miss Katherine TAFT, Miss Mary
Hulett, Miss Patricia Tharaldson.
Miss Margaret TAFT and Miss Frances
LOTUS.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

The wise cracker pulled the one
about them never coming back has
booted another one.
Duffy Lewis, once a star in the
American league, is living exam
pie of the theory that occasionally
they do come back.
Lewis put on his comeback spe-
cialty with a vengeance. His SEN
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Or. and Mrs. A. M. TuthilI
Giva Dinner for Young Eolk

DR.. and Mrs, A. M. TuthilI gave a
dinner at the Country club Wednes-
day for their daughter, Miss Chris
tine Tuthill and Miss Mildred Doris.
Besides the guests of honor there
were present Miss Louise Conner,
Miss Edith Burtis, Melbourne HILL
James Shelly, George Alkire and Jas
Miller.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

now in force In the majors, and is
regarded as one of the most diplo-
matte arbiters in the game.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mrs. r. c. Stone to Give
New Year Dinner at Club

Mrs. T. c. Stone will entertain with
a New Years dinner today at her
country place on Seventh avenue her
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl.
Akers. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy N. David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. King
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Pishon.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mrs. Lou Ella Archer
Country Club Hostess

Mrs. Lou Ella Archer gave smart
ly arranged dinner at the Country
club Monday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. William Harrison Lewis
and Mrs Sidney, clearinghouse. Hol-
iday decorations prevailed. Those
there besides the honored guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs
Celora Martin Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Dunbar, Mrs Carl Anderson,
Miss Susanne Wood. Robert Boards
ley, Roy Murray. Royal Lescher. w.
w. Kingsbury, John Rinker Kibbey
and w. j. Kingsbury.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Are Holiday Guests Of
A. nnA AArn e W Hla.Ann

Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Webb are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Clayton
over The holiday period. The Wehbs
have a charming ranch home in
Graham county, where they have been
established since leaving here In tbs
early autumn.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Rowe

Leave Tor CaIeXIco
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Rowe left Mon
day for Galexico, where they will be
established for the present.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Tucson Woman Guest OF
Ciekar Lara for Wank

Mrs Elwood B. Frawiey Of Tucson
spent the week here the guest OF heT
sister, Mrs. Charles Willis. Miss
Dorothy Hickman, another sister OF
Mrs. Willis. who spent Christmas
week as her guest, has returned to
Tucson, where she Is attending The
state university.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

Ey WFSs u n WIIIIdTI0
Mrs. ]. II. Williams OF $50 North
Sixth avenue entertained extensively
during Christmas week, the largest
affair over which she presided being
on Christmas day, when she enter
tained 65 relatives and friends. Her
out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Sims OF Kingman, Mr.
and Mrs. r. W. Banks OF Globe, and
7. w. Levy of Marshall, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mrs. c. n. Akers to Spend
A Month in Los AnoeIes

Mrs. c. II. Akers will leave the end
Of the week for a months absence in
Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mrs. s. o. TuttIe to Give
Luncheon for Visitors

Mrs. S. d. Tuttle will give a lunch
con at the Country club Tuesday, the
event being a small affair compli'
mentary to Mrs. Sidney Bedding
house of Chicago and Mrs. William
Harrison Lewis Of Hollywood.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mrs. Victor Hanny Hostess
In Hnnnr of pauohtnr


Mrs. Victor Hanny gave beauti-
fully planned luncheon Wednesday in
honor OF Miss Florence Hanny, her
attractive schoolgirl daughter. An
unusually effective decorative scheme
was carried out in pink sweet peas
combined with forget me -nots.
Hearts vas played during the after
noon, the prizes being won by Miss
Ruth Baum and Miss Marion Pascoe.
The guest list included Mrs. f. W.
Baum, Mrs. Tom Firth, Miss Helen
Francis, Miss Ruth Baum, Miss Syl-
via Lewis, Miss Margaret Wall, Miss
Louise Conner, Miss Marion Pascoe.
Miss Dorothy Dillworth, Miss Byrd
Hooper, Miss Seenia Fuqua- Miss
Irene cass. Miss Marion Duncan, Miss
Vivian Edwards Miss Mildred Welch,
Miss Patricia Tharaldson. Miss Lou
Use White, Miss Layle Stephens. Miss
Mary Alice Christy. Miss Helen Firth.
Miss Jane Christy and Miss Pearl
Adams.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
HIS MISFORTUNE

Il once had a comfortable home,
ma'em"
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Seattle Woman Here For
Winter, Guest Of Sister

Miss Alice Blake of Seattle Is here
for the winter, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Cullen Brophy.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Miss Eleanor Alexander
Hostess at Holiday Qanca

Miss Eleanor Alexander was host
ess of a delightful affair to the junior
set Friday evening, when she gave a
prettily planned dance at Riverside
park. The closed in pavilion carried
out the decorations of Yuletide. The
event was chaperoned by Captain and
Mrs. j. L B. Alexander and Mrs.
Charles Van der Veer. Twenty five
couples were present.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Entertains at Luncheon
Followed by Theater

Miss Clara Rudolph gave a prettily
appointed luncheon, followed by a
theater party at the Elks. yesterday
in honor of Miss Eleanor Goodrich.
Among the school girls who enjoyed
the event were Miss Margaret Loper,
Miss jeanette Maud, Miss Jessie Pat
ton, Miss Leslie Brown, Miss Dorothy
Black, Miss Lenora Hellworth, Miss
Alice Hanny and Miss Leta Reuben.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Christmas Dinner
Delightful Affair

Julge and Mrs. Frank o. Smith
entertained with delightful dinner
Christmas, a feature OF the event
being the reading by Mrs. Franklin
McCluskey Of Sir James Barrie
clever little story THE Old Lady
Shows Her Medals"
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Chet Goldberg On
Visit to Los Angeles
Many Holiday Affairs Given

Chester Goldberg left Thursday for
ten days absence in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Here From New York
To Pass the Winter

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell and
Mrs. Burdell Seeley of Roscoe, N. Y,
are recent arrivals who will spend
the remainder of the season here
They are domicilied at the Buntman,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

Miss Mary Louise Pinney
Hostess at Theater Party
Miss Mary Louise Pinney was host
ess of a theater party at the Elk
Wednesday afternoon, when she ha'
as guests Mrs. Perry Casey Mis-
Mildred Doris, Miss Christine Tut
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01

If you smoke or chew why not
Year right and buy your tobaccos ,
get them the cheapest and freshest.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Announce Marriage OF
Miaa Mary EIizahafh WI
Young Folk Honored

Young Folk Honored
BY Dancing Party
Interesting among the events of the
holidays was the dance given
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. Mccall and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Lewis at the Mccall home on the
Monte Vista road. The affair was in
compliment to Miss Sylvia Lewis,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
Mid. Week Luncheon
To Be Smart Affair
Mrs. Andrew Miller
Announces Entertainment

Mrs. Audrey Miller has issued in
vitations for a luncheon January 10
at her home, 634 West Willetta street.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01


At the conclusion of the program
tea will be served. Mrs. Donald Gil
christ and Mrs. w. L. Pinney will
pour.
The Council of Jewish Women
will hold a business meeting Thurs
day afternoon at 2:15 O'Clock at the
Woman's club. The council meets
the first and third Thursdays of the
month.
Word has been received from Mrs.
John Langdon Clemenceau. presi-
dent of the Arizona Congress OF
Mothers, to the effect that Mrs. Mil
ton p. Higgins. national president
will attend the annual state congress
which convenes here in March. Mrs.
Higgins will leave Washington early
in the year and will visit in Cali
forna, Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
zona, going later to Tacoma, Wash
ington, where the national conven-
ton will be held late in the spring.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
WET GRIDIRON,
MAY AID PITT
ELEVEN TODAY
Both Teams to Use Warner
System in IntersectionaI
Clash in California.

OAKLAND. Cal, Dec. 29.-The
NJ second of a series of three
East versus West football
games will be played tomorrow at
Palp Alto ip the meeting of Pitts
burgh and Stanford, two essen
tally dissimilar elevens using the
same system. Glen Warner. pres
ent coach at Pittsburgh, deputized
Andy Kerr, a former Bupil, to
handle the reips at Stanford "thi,
season in order that the way
may be paved for him to assume
charge Of football at Palo Alto
next year, and the result is that
the Pitt system is< used by both
|. teams.
, Kerr, however: has been forced
to institute an adapta ton Of the
system here. owing to- RADICAL diff
ferencee between Eastern and
Western football material. His
squad is made. up Of big; ransy
men, eoualIy proficient, in covering
.punts and handling passes and as
a result. these features.rof the oper
game have" been blended with the
Warner system of heavy g., line
snashes and wide end runs. alter.
mated with off tackle and cross
bucles,F -disguised%as- fakes. ~
/ The game is expected TO develop
duel between the Pitt running
attack and; the kicking and pass.
ing game Of Stanford, built around
Art Wilcox and Bud. Woodward,
The Pittsburgh punting is "a weak
feature Of its play and II is believed
that the Panthers will rely on
Hewitt and iIalioran TO advance
the ball, rather than. adhere to the
conservative punt.
The rahgy eoo-pound alI.American
center, Is practically recovered from
injury and will start the game,
according to Coach Kerr. -.,
Both squads have been practicing
on soGgy field for the past sew
eral days. although, the weather.
man has predicted a fair chance
of sunshine when the starting
whistle blows
Although the invaders favor a
wet field. the weight of the cardi.
mails and the fact that many of their
important contests have been played
in the mud will give them the
break either way as they have a
dependable passing combination for
fast field:
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

Atler n LOT pr Wrangllng the men,
signed articles and then came the
question Of selecting a battle-ground.
In those days fighting was against
the law and the authorities were al
ways on the alert to prevent battles.
The general public looked down on
fighters openly. though many were
silent admirers Of the sport. hut
dared not make their views public
on account of criticism. To make it
more explicit. they were In the class
Of many ardent reformers nowadays
who do lots Of preaching. but don't
believe in following thsir precepts.
The eighteenth amendment has
proven this. ~
SECRET LEAKS OUT.
I fhe fighters met at Chicago in
May. and came to an agreement to
fiEht within fifty miles Of Cincifi.
natl the following Nevember. 1t was
necesSary TO keep secret the site OF
the battlegrppnd. but, like every
thing else, II soon became known.
The location was at Cold Spring Sta
lion, Ind, and when the day. Of the
fight arrived at least 5000 followers
OF the sport defied the freezing
weather and fiirted with pneumoniS
to see the great tussle between the
rival ring generals. They. found
spots around the ring early in the
cold morning and waited eagerly
for the approach Of the fighters.
The huge crowd was In for ter
rihie shock. The authorities had
laid their plans quietly and had
eootbed the fighters and their
friends into the belief that there
would be nothing doing. Judge OF
the surprise when Coburn and his
trainer reached the spot IN q closed
carriage to have two Officers stop
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
PLAN
+, :,LONG.JAUNTS
: THIS SEASON
Bratburd's- -..Home- Guards" to
Invade North and West in
',Quest Of More Honors.
. OINCIDENT with the an
nounefnlent that he is book

~ OINCIDENT with the an
4 noumsfnfent that he is book
~ ing the best attractions in
the East to follow the Original
Ceitics of New York here, Eddie
Bratburd, Yankee manager, steps
forth to shout that before the
season is over his team will make
the longest trip ever taken by q
District Independent five.
Bratburds sole sport ambition is
to- put Washington in big time
ba asketball circles. ..
r; One trip the Yankees will take
includes a game with the Rochester
Centrals OF Rochester. the. Hewitt
Tires of Buffalo,. and teams In
syracuse and Geneva on the sue
.eeedipg days. ,t-Nekotia tfons for
thase. ganies +haVe been completed.
|, Another jaunt. even longer, is con-
templxted ;infs .horthern Ohio, and
correspondence is now being ex-
chesgedt9 hase,'the. :Yahks show in
Apln1s fhe.tess,ia :vhiah s4a show
esfs fSRSginS S1 yin I Gsssioa
4 Cation Ohio. sssde UP. of members
of the CAPTION: Bulldog football team;
.fhe. b. tinoree Qrfoiessr who played
here lSst. year as the, 81. Andrews
4. A.. and who realty. trounGed the
! sYapks; the; skeySer. Collesians, "a the
Durham. NJ G., Y. NJ. c. A., North
Carolina, State chsQpiene; Richmond
tTakolas, Virginia champs;,an others.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
REEKfE MAKES !;
RABEST SHOTS
AT PINEHURSI
Defeats Maxwell, and Beaches
53l-Yard Green in Two, Be-
ing Just Short of Pin. ...s.s.,

nINEHuRsr, N. c.. Dec. 2a--
Norman H. Maxwell. gf
Philadelphia, former Noyts
and South champion, and one Of
the. leading fsvorites IN the mid
winter tournament al > Pisehurst.
went down to. emphatic defeat i
the hands Of William Reelie.s o
Upper .Montclsir in today serdus
round Of match play. Reekie -.sf
the match by the sstoundin- mar
gin Of mp and tn play an
further distinguished himself by
playing the two longest shots e-er
played in succession here. This
was on the plsy for the seventh
hole, where Reekie followed a
great drive with a sensational
cleek shot that stopped just %
feet short Of the. pin, 537 yards
distant from the tee.
First sixteen. william Reeiae. Upper
henteisir. defeated Nornsn ~ Maxwell.
Whttems'sh.s7 and 6. T. Russefl Brown.
nontclsir. defeated J. O.. McDonaif.
Sleepy Hollow. 2 and 1: Donald Parson.
Youngstown. defestee n. L. sepfielf.
Stamford Up (1s holesD: John Hafley.
r.. Oak HILL defeated John d. Cha spms \.
Greenwich. and ..
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
MISS AMERICA
/. CLIPS RECORD
In BOAT RACE
Detroit Owned Craft Cuts the
Waves at So Miles an Hour
in Taking First place.

r. OS ANGELES, Gal, Dec. 20.
81 Clipping off eleven laps
A"whilef the. other entries COW
cred ten laps, "Miss America" !"
owned by Gar Wood, Detroit
sportsman, won the first thirty
mile heat here today in the nine
tytmile Pacific coast champion
ship speedboat races at a speed
gilmore than ,fifty-two miles an
hopr. First reports had :.'Miss
Detrcit", : as winner, but are
|check showed "Miss America"
was q full lap ahead of the other
entries. 8 -. 80, - - ~.
Miss Detroit finished second,
with Mystery. tliied aad. 'Hurri-
cane H. Pacific Coast champion
fourth. and Fellows W.. fifth. 4,
Before the. RAGE started, Cecil B.
[DeMiife's:. Cecilia; caught fire and
wes a. total loss. The Cecilia wps
valued al $4,000. -
The two remaining heats win b
run tomorrow. and Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

the vehicle and place chem: under
arrest. '-.-'-' /.
Before, the mob knew what hap
pened Coburn ssas headed for Lew
renceburg. The same thing hap
pened. % McCocle,. and the two
pugilists spent forty days cooling
their, hefls inside the prison walls.
A for the crowd, IL broke up' and
wended Its way home the beat IL
B What difference between those
days. and. now. Instead Of a fighter
being chased by the police be ID
escorted by the hiuecoats to the
ring. He II .gusrsptssd all the
protection necessary and actually
looked after with, the greatest solic.
ituds:. His profsasion 10 lesaiizei
and brings 4 nice revenue to the
State. s.ES ..-..
This 10 %. Il should be. for fight,
ing 10 no -roushsr than many othef
sports thst have tremendous fol.
ioSinge. No. more is q fighter
drspised or hooked down ! SION.
Again. IL rs not necessary for q
fant to cloak his feeIings Etths by;
pocrisy, He can come ont. In ths
opsn and defend fighting. for he
knows hit friends are able te
agree with him without fear Of
being chsrscteriEsd ~ srufffsns.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
MEETS NEW FILIPINO.
By FRANK G. MENKE. (.
tCspyrighf. Is2s.. by Kiag FsNtures
p Synalcate IncG- :

frankie Jerome has been. matched
TO try conclusions with the newIy
arrived Filipino, Mike BsIar;no. IN
a twelve-round contest to be staged
at Madison Square Garden, New
York City. January 5.
Pepper Martin is paired with Jack
teen rounds. :. =
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
HAS GOOD RELAY

.!Ge,ynsbia pnsversity' this year
will be represented by one Of the
rbeE , r,laY tealIas that has ever
Represented the Blue and White
Heading the squad will be Walter
koppiech and Victor GEasb. They
viii be supported by StarEey, Theo.
bald. Donaldson and Dock.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
COrbeH
Tells
HOW CROWD OF 5000
WAS DISAPP0 0NJTED
WHEN BATTEERs.
WERE SENT 10 JAIL
~ JAMES j. coRBETT.S


90 4cewrsht MA - kiss Fsssrs ss.1'esss l.a
NE fitting that the fighting has improved
marvellous msnner be dedueed from the stcry Of the
Cooe Il that after McCooe easily pssed Of Aaron
Jones b. souSt return match with Cebun McCop wanted to
retrieve his lost laurels willing him tie
for he Axpred he could defeat Nike again sh that
stirred up The sporting fraternity big city for both
riding the top Of popularity and known et s
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
HOLDS GAMES FEBRUARY 3

The Boston 4. \. vii hold IT.. an.
n1aI esmes s on reoruarE o. me hst
eligible to compete in arc three-mile
Eiyn, forty-yard dash. one-mile rup
for Hunter Cup, forty-fve yard high
hurdles and ss0-ysrd run. ].
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
WINS :
!: : ATANNAPOLIS
IN .FASTGAME
Work Of FrisbSss earber and
: DuIin Too, Much for Mary
I. land High TosSers.
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 30
~ Showing t1sofnewhat better

A NNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 30
u Showing somewhat better
- teamwork, the basketball
tossers of Western High School,
Mhahinstap. :;iann FROM tpnap1lis
High School in the State Armery
here this afternoon, 25 to Is. The
game was well contested through
out. SrHithLs forward of Annapo-
list High, Suffered a badly cut
lip durino the first half and was
compelled to retire.
5: fD- GaTber. Dulin and Frisby. the
observation-disclosures had a trio of play
ers who worked well together and
between. them scored all save two
of the tpafffs points. The work
OF CARRIER was especially credhable
Williams. at center. bore the brunt
" the work for Annapolis, scoring
five court goals and one from foul.
Nacaluse and Rice also got into
s he scoring column.
Lineup and summary:
Weyern " Pos. Annapolis H.
DuitR. .'s.,S. FORWARD .-........ Smith
trisby = 49,. Center. ..... Williams
MeNulty ...-; Guard .-....... :stockett
He nplgrn ,Guard ....... Mscs luse
Substitufiohs: washing gton-Frisby for
Duiin. Lamar for Frisby. Thomas for Nc.
Suity. Anna spolisGDuckett for Macaluse
Aacaluse for Smith. Grandall for Stock
ett-
Field sosis-Western. CARRIER. S: Dulin,
Frisby. ?: Hsnigsn. l. Foul goals
CARRIER. Goal from foul missed Frisby.
Ans pohs- SceIfng. Goals from court
Wiuians. 81 Macsluse. 2; Rice, l. Goals
from fouls-Rice ] out Of 4: Williams,
] out Of ?. Referee. r. Holiday. Annap-
oils Time of halves 90 minutes
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
WILL SUBSTITUTE.


Gene Tunney. former hight heavy
veisht king. VIII take Champion
Harry Creb's place against Jimmy
Delaney at Oklahoma CITY January
Gene was scheduled 40 meet
Harry Foley at Omaha, Neb.. Scn
that date. but had the match pot
back until January Is. Tunney viii
also hook up with Chuck Virgins
at New Orleans on January 70.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
It's .aGreat Line
90 s>sv BY DAMON RUNYON !. -.
Our Coast CORRESPONDENCE G.
(CopyriEht, 1884. By star Cesrpany.l

VIZ E have an, operative planted out on. the Paci
" Be very, very careful what you do out th
w amang We taking notes.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30

vs sss s' sos on as Il; s.
Tbs s s: until Is b s
ssnor Luigi Montaxui otherwise Bull Montana what ehe
soinsson. what he boys
The sssa % e.sSs
sl7 900 suomoSle fe. hs purpose .s.lf
aess 9 A II: : 4.s eli ias ut S % E
who sstTsst BY profession
these arts months and Los Angeles He
sass hitting seiaa .sxs four.
also doing .l right Perhaps MI Robinson shouldn't
Joseph th.zeh.mpiens expen
s e Hst sse p
o's a tor eoase shs ss esp sts ue Of an .,.
sss sos'sS ILL.,
CPKE during vaudeville engagement Los Angeles
peEpssy PIP , packed EN- tight Spike at times
s 'ss s '' f.! q. the
s"" ss would ss
IJERE his and
b. been helping Joe Dempsey the eh.Gp brother
chased fifty gold fish for the champs outdoor Fountain
told by Dempsey not to eat of them. !. ......
1T that Dempsey is having big Chsmas dinner
$4,000 J.psne.e snterss and
what he t. the din
He speaks of several times, IN fact He
matter We gather that Mr.. Robinson is hungry -
KID MCCOY opening vaudeville operative
IA states doing monologue The famous Kid
number of things he ago
his hand the movies later
Leach Cross Spike working
at one time had prosperous gymnasium Los Angeles
at "comeback months ago. apparently
abandoned boxing for good and ALL turning
other fields y
Cross serves, Perhaps dental practice
IN Los Angeles is not profitable acting Everybody
has pretty good teeth, ~ r%~-s
worked with Lee Moore coast lightweight Joe
Rivers once of the best little fighters Rivers
Mexican was sensation for time He through
FINALLY Spike remarks about sgnor
Luigi Montagni otherwise "The Bool" refrain from
belous old pal, the good Sjsnor., \, : :"
Spike and Montana have been nsparable
They And Diversion In putting each other in the grease
speak an outsider tried to the other he would
Bull told in confidence that Spike is really hi.
Spike On his side Mr. Robinson informed that Bull
reminds him Of baboon but the mem
on this Mr. Sgnor Montagni Wewoud trouble
between old friends. a.. .G5sl- ..'> y
g cong and dance at Denpssy ys Spite
Well no; we can't .... =. =. -
The Washington herald., 1922-12-30
uiBeRTYLc. IN ACTION.

The .Iiberfy A. c. il scheduled
to- Ifngle With tie Powhatap A. c.
IN the istter's gym in Mount Pleas.
ant this vveplng. starting az 9
o'clock. The Liberty lineup viii
be selected from these players:
Newman. Young. Duke. Reiter.
Sykes and Howdershell.