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Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

INe brought my old friend Buster
Bear to introduce him. said Jumper.
no trouble in keeping right at Red
dy's heels. But Reddy didn't know
this. He was so frightened that he
didn't stop to look back. and when he
heard some one just behind him he
thought II was Buster Bear, and
tried &c run harder. AS for Buster
Bear himself he was so tickled at
the sight of Reddy Fox chased by
tilnid Jumper the Hare that he
started after them as fast as he
could go so as to see what would
happen next.
At the foot OF the tree in which
sat Pricl1ly Porky were several OF the
little people of the Green Forest gos-
siping about Buster Bear and Won
dering IL Jumper the Hare really
would invite Buster Bear to meet
them. No one expecting Prickly Porky
knew Jumper better than the others
because they had both come from
the same Great Woods 10 live In the
Green Forest. Suddenly there was
a great racket. Everybody looked up
to see what IL meant. There came
Reddy Fox running as If he thought
his very last minute had come and
right at his heels was Jumper the
Hare It looked just as if Reddy was
running away from Jumper. and
everybody shouted with laughter.
Reddy didn't stop. oh. my no! He
kept right on. But Jumper stopped.
I've brought my old friend. Buster
Bear. to introduce him." said Jumper.
and as he spoke, with a great huffing
and putting. Buster Bear himself
came crashing into their midst.
All the laughter stopped right then
and there. You never never did see
such a frightened scampering! Unc'
Billy Possum and Happy Jack Squir-
rel got in each others way as they
tried to climb the same tree. Striped
Chipmunk tried to crawl into hole
too small for him. Bobby Coon fell
backward from an old stump on
which he was sitting. Only Jimmy
Skunk and Prickly Porky seemed
unafraid. Buster Bear sat up and his
little eyes twinkled and he grinned
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
PuDDINes ARE FOOD
For Your Children. Too

For Your Children Too
Chocolate rice pudding! Sounds
like something your small brood
would like. doesn't it? And so it Isl
Better still. it is good for them.
Here are three easy rice rules
which are sure to produce appetizing
results.
Chocolate Rice Pudding
Six tablespoons rice. cups milk,
Il teaspoon salt, tablespoons
sugar, liz squares bitter chocolate,
Y cup nuts. eggs.
Cook rice in milk till tender. Add
salt, sugar and melted chocolate.
stir in nuts. Add eggs, one at a
time, beating each egg in the mix
ture till light. Turn into a buttered
pudding dish and bake slowly for
half an hour. Serve hot or cold with
whipped cream.
Rice and Cream
six tablespoons rice, y teaspoon
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

face the hardships OF business in a
time of commercial depression.
Before the ultimate step is taken
it would be wise for this wife to take
forty days in the wilderness in which
to mediate upon her troubles. She
may finally prefer those she has to
some she knows not of.
And sometimes it is an excellent
plan for a wife to change front COM
pletely,@ to stop the hating and Che
quarreling, to remake her emotions.
What would be the irritable hus-
bands reaction to a kindness, pa
tience, sweetness and good humor?
Sometimes a little admiration be-
slowed upon a mans good points
work like a miracle.
Such an experiment ought to prove
intensely interesting to the wife who
has for long used the opposite
method.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
pRoFIrAnLE FLAYs

wonder which is the most profit
able play in the history OF The
theater. Talings from "The Merrs
Widow" aggregated over million
pounds, and the composer, Fran
Lehar. netted the comfortable sum o.
one million dollars. Sir A. ". Pinero
is undertood TO have made $3.50 600
out Of one Of his plays alone The
Second Mrs. Tsnoueray," and at one
time I know th1 Sir J. M. Barrie
was in receipt OF s2500 q week from
royalties. And a poet has died In
Kent. worth s350.00O. But 1t is only
fair to add that he left a fortune IN
spite OF the fact that he was poet
and not because OF i'll
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
SAFETY OF AIR TRAVEL

Probably the most remarkable
thing about civil aviation In the past
year has been that no one passenger
has been killed. or even seriously in
jured, In a British airplane through
1921. And this, although during the
summer. between four hundred and
five hundred people a week were
crossing the Channel by afr. and al
though well over one thousand a
week were being taken up for JOY
rides in this country. For this we
have 10 thank not only the skill OF
the pilots an q airplane mechanics
but the aeronautical inspection de-
partment and the controller Of aero
dromes and licenses, who have made
sure that only first-class men and
machines have been allowed to carry
passengers.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
A Simple Method Every
Housewife Should Know
Makes Pipes Run Freely
Saves Plumbers Bills.

Here Is a household hint that will
save much plumbing trouble. When
the kitchen sink, sewer drains, refrig-
orator drain, water closets or waste
pipes show signs of clogging, dissolve
two or three tablespoonsful of Merry
War Lye in little water and pour
directly down the opening. Use only
enough water to thoroughly dissolve
the lye. Repeat the process il neces-
sary. CIogged pipes will usually open
quickly and should then be flushed
thoroughly with hot water. The wise
way is to pour the lye solution down
all drain pipes frequently, say once q
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

time he had seen Buster Bear. He
had heard about him, but he hadn't
believed all he had heard. Now.
when he actually saw Buster Bear
and how big he was. he couldn't get
away. quick enough.
The minute Reddy started TO run
Jumper the Hare started after him.
Reddy can run fast. but Jumper as
you know. can run faster So he had
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
RkackheadJ
DMmnNeS

All who have used Beauty
Bleach to clear the complexion Of
blackheads and pimples, and to Sc-
move tan, freckles and similar
skin discolorations, enthusiastically
proclaim it a wonderful skin beau.
tifier.
Black and White Beauty Bleach
used in connection with Black and
White Soap is most effective
will not harm the most delicate
gk;n. Black and White Beauty
Bleach, soc the package; Black
and White Soap, 25c the cake, can
be found at your drug or depart-
ment store.
Write Dept. G, Plough, Menu
phis, Tenn, for your Birthday
Book and leaflet which tells all
about Black and White toilet preps
arations.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

broadly as he said: I'm ever so
glad TO meet you and hope we'll get
better acquainted when you are not
in such a hurry
And this IS the way that Buster
Bear was introduced 10 the little
people OF the Green Forest by Jump
er the Hare.
NExT STORY - WHY JUMPER
THE HARE WAS NOT AFRAID.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

Secretaries, dietitians. and tech
nscians who served with the Ameri-
can forces have been declared incl
igibIe to membership In the Ameri-
can Legion.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
COMPARATIVE COMPOSITION

Table showing composition other starhy foods used
ordinary Figured purchased.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
HALTINo TRAGEDY


Concerning the Troubles Of the Girl
Who Has Everything
We cannot control our instincts,
but we can refuse to stimulate them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
High School Doings Told in Brief Manner Other Sport
RUNNER REQUIRED TO HAVE
UNUSUAL QUALIFICATIONS TO WIN

DID s a d
has much to do with
peculiar kind OF leg formation
prnter There
apparently nothing this peculiar
fact-an OF
he might have weighs
But there qualification befors
to vie with Paddock control by
bulldog chicken thief With qualifications little
doubt that possessing desr
The strain Of the manifest earlier
Now
the older school did the all this something
grip which, while mnkes
.
position.
The tho sprint itself
cnder path The hundred and
IL OF
OF the quarter mile
Wilmington
throughout this
athletics.
this section
needed a place develope the material
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
JACK DUNN'S DOGS
WIN IN DERBY EVENT
Delaware Setter and Pointer
Club Hold Annual Spring
Event at Christiana.

The annual eprfng trials Of ne
Delaware aetter and Pointer Cub
took place near Christiana. yestsrdAy
with more than $50 pevsops In attsn-
dance and large number OF sntriss-
There were entries from Philadelphia.
Chestnut Hill. ArdDore. New York.
IAnsdovne. Delanco, N. J.. and Fsir-
far, Va.
John Dunn. manager Of the Ba1ti-
more Intcrnntional bs sebeii club, had
big day. for he bad the pleasure II
seeing two Of his fsvorites. Carolina
Franks Ben and Carolina FRANKS
Bees. capture fret and second re-
spoctiv.iy. The two puppies carried
OF tho honors in the Derby stske and
displayed n marked superiority over n
field OF ten. Each Of tho youngsters
started three coveys OF birds.
In tho ali-ase event there were IS
entries Delsnco Don. owned by DR..
/ J. q. Wagner Of Deianco. ~. J.. cs--
ried on first honors; Csyues's F7ssh,
owned by W. r. Hsdley. OF Belle>onts.
+ took second. and CIearyiew Don. own
.d By J. Paul 8ullin. finished third
/ Tho doss ran over a 20-minu's
courre and then spent 10 minutes In
( The bird field Richard NJ Hackster
OF Bryn Hawr and Charles Carter or
Gsuynneoe Valley. Pa. we're the start
ers n. y. Lyman was secretary. Dr..
W. r Harris and W r. Hsdley were
nsrshsis OF IN. course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
PORT Penn TEAM TO
Be FAST THIS YEAR
Harry Hickman Expected to
Lead Nine on Diamond; Fast
Material Available.

Special Correspondents Every Evening
Port Penn, April 14-According 10
present indications Port Penn viii
sport one OF the fastest baseball com
binations this season that ever DON
nod Port Penn uniforms. The organ
ization OF the club Will be held mex;
week. Harry Hickman, who guided
the managerial reins in past years. is
expected TO handle the affairs OF the
team again this season Aside from
being top notch manager. Hickman
also is a pitcher OF ability and is ex-
pected TO hans UP several victories for
the home club this season.
z. Johnson. stellar first basenan Of
the club in past years probably VIII be
elected captain OF the nine with K
Eaton. assistant captain. With the
exception of q catcher the team Will
comprise all home talent. Sud" Wal
lace Of Odessa will be secured to &c
the backstopping. Wallace is a sea
soued veteran, having played for many
years with the Middletown and Odessa
clubs He IS probably the only lef:
hand catcher OF ability in this section
f Hickman VIII line UP al his old
position dL bttOllO DdSc WIN N1+F 4nI4i
playing shortstop. This combination
works well together and both are good
stickers.
Fisher VIII again take care Of the
hot corner. He Is one OF the fastest
third sackers in this section as well as
being the Babe" Ruth OF the team
Fisher In past years has LED the team
in long distance clouts and his batting
this season Is expected 10 be respons-
ible for several victories.
Eaton will be seen cavorting AROUND
left field this season. He is the tastes
man on the team and for several year!
/ has led the team with stolen bases
/ He also Is a good batter and IS noteS
for his throwing ability. Eaton car
stand in deep left and peg q ball 4
the home plate with great accuracy.
H. Hickman and c. Hickman vii
take care Of center and right field
Both arc good bstters and play well il
the field Hilton Lampp for severa
years q Inainstay in the Outfield wi
he lost 10 the team this season. lam
underwent an operation for append'
citis a few weeks ago and will b. un
able to play.
Dyer, Port Penn's pitching ace 10
several years VIII pitch the majorit
Of games this season and s expecte
TO hang up many Victories. The sea
son Will open here about May 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
sTHE LEATHER PUsHERS"
SPECIAL SPORT REELS

The finest sport stories ever TO be
screened. as many believe. are The
Leather Pushsrs." which have been
secured for the Queen and Majestic
Theatres They are II. C. Witwer's .
stories Of the prize ring and tho social
whfrl and are six in number. Round
One" = to be a special attraction at
tho Queen Theatre. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday and at the Majestic
Theatre. Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday.
Wltwer is one Of the best known
sport writers in the country and
these are his prize stories. They tell
Of Kane Holiday. college athlete
and expert amateur boxer who takes
up professional boxing to get back his
family fortunes. His adventures are
interestingly enceuntered In 'The
Leather Pushers." Each OF tho slI
has q separate story In itself bus the
general thsme OF Kane Holidays
struggle connects them. Some OF the
bouts shown in the picture are tho
best ever seen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
MARSAAL[TON WILL
PRACTICE TOMORROW
Team Getting In Shape for lts
Part In the County League
Fray.

Marshallton, last years winner of
the Suburban and City BASEBALL
Leagues. has called a practice OF all
players for tomorrow afternoon The
team 10 entered In the County 1sasus.
which at the present time looks 10 be
veSy a strong one for the rural SECTION
Of the county. Most OF last years
players viii again don tho uniform for
Marnhallton. The catching will be
taken care Of BY Burke, who rapidly
developed during tho past season,
being one Of the best catchsrs In the
city. Burke at present ia catching for
6slssianum. August. formerly Of South
Side Eden and Salisbury; Hayward
last years mainstay. ana q. Ps,srs OF
Hillcrsat. will be tho usshspa With
whom the Marshnlltoo boys expert 10
win this season's psnnant. Quest, tho
lanky boy. VIII covcr the initial sack
In g~tting everything that comes his
way. he II \ regular big leAgusr. Nor
ri-. Will look after tho SECOND bag. Il,
seems that Morris on several occAs~
sions last year was tho man 10 start
batting rallies. The shor,s,op position
will hs covered by Gilbert, who II
toutcd a. being n heavy hittsr. Oil
bert has received several natterins Of
| fers ffom othor teams, but he says
Marshaliton looks good tn him. The
third raoker will no doubt be fDnni.
Green. who consistently played a good
game the entire season. Ionnie has
been Ill during thu winter. but h.
thinks he will bo as good nv ever
when tho opening day comas For IN.
outfleld positions the boys are all swir,
and sure. Frank and George Peters
brothers. hav. decided 10 play togs,hsr
with the same team as they did dur,ns
ths year OF Is1s. poth arv GOOD fi.ld.
ers and strong with the stick. Wal,
Scott Will eavort in the csnter oartf en-
II would be = dintuu,t task 10 pu, 8
better man In the position for Scot, &.
an exceptionally good fielder and slsc
n rood batter. Mcvsy. assnton's cap.
tain 81 last year. viii play with hl,
lneixhbors. Mac 10 an ai-rcund mar
10 have on a team In addition TO hi.
versatile playing. he 10 th,rs with IN,
pepper and keeps NE In both the gam.
and tho boya Htpith. formerly from
over Third street bridge, and MurrnJ
OF the University Of Delaware nine
are on tho list for Msrshaiiton .iis
iolee
With the above combination work
Ing smoothly the remaining teams ol
the County League will sure hav. IL
step soms,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
COLLEGE ATHLETICS FACE
CRISIS, EDUCATOR CLAIMS

Charlottesville. Va, April IA
intercollegiate athletics are ap-
preaching a crisis which will de-
termine whether they shall be
regarded as commercialized,
spectacular. sladiatorial COM
bats or whether they shall be
organized and administered as
an integral part OF students
collegiate education. President
Edwin A. Alderman. OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia. declared yes
terday in the Founders Day ad-
dress at the university.
Any step backward, looking
to the mere entertainment OF
huge crowds instead OF tho de-
velopment OF athletics as a
pastime between gentlemen and
"a valuable training for them
would be deplorahle. DIR. Alder
man added.
There is at present, he con-
tinued. an irrepressible conflict
brewing between two schools
OF thought. ono which would de-
mand vast expense and an ex-
orbitant proportion OF the stu
dents time and energy for ath-
iotics and the other would or
ganize collegiate athletics as an
integral part only OF the curric-
ulum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
BUDGET Of NEWS
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Interesting Gossip of What is
Going On at Cherry and
White Institution.

At the High School Arrangements
are pending for a baseball game on
Tuesday with the local Beacon Bust
ness College team. Should Coach
Harry Ashton arrange this game II
will serve as real curtain-raiser 70
the game on Friday OF next week with
Woodbury. High. The Jersey boys are
claimants for the South Jersey cham
pionship and with the advance dope,
they should put up stir battle. Both
games Will be played at Baynard Field.
The Beacon game is indefinite.
The SO defeat suffered at the hands
OF the fast going Villanova Prep team
has not daunted the morale Of the
local boys. for they lost TO a veteran
team led by their star pitcher, Grif-
nth. This lad who has been in past
seasons burning up" the Catholic
Leagues. looks like sure repeat, this
year. having pitched two no. hit games.
Last year he held the Cherry and
White to two lone biugles, one, how
ever. long home run by Broadway.
Hays. who started the Eillanova
game with sore arm. will endeavor
to turn In = win next week White.
Richards and Comfy may also see ser
vice.
Tho local boys were also treated to
the game between Villanova College
and City College OF New York City
| The latter team came out on top, S-4
Tho first victory over Penn's Grove
resulted In u victory over Ding" Bell,
star pitcher OF local semi pro team
OF last summer. Penn's Grove should
put up stiff fight among her Jersey
rivals
Assistant Coach Britton will pick his
track team next weok and viii line
3 ION up for tho Camden meet on April
% Pennsy Field not biting available
for this meet. the new cinder track,
near the Baltimore and Ohio at Eish-
teenth street will be used. Among the
promising candidates are Fletcher, who
hurls the discus over 110 feet Kramer
another field man has hurt his back
land may not be able TO compete In
tho Camden meet. Comfy, star pole
lvauiter OF last Year. will make his ap-
lpearancs next week. He should make
Bill" Lohman and "Duckie" Carbon
step bit.
Thatcher. the l00yard man has
been elected tennis manager and IS
Arranging games with local and Phil
adelphia teams. Thatcher succeeds
lTopkis as manager and should have
little trouble In arranging games
Thatcher was runner-up In the boys
tournament at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club last summer and had =
chance 10 compete In the national
boys tennis tournament in Boston.
) The Freshman League. under the
direction OF Paul Milliken and Preston
, Cox, viii start moving next week. Tn,
A-3 and B-S classes win stage then
annual baseball game on May l3 Tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14

S~nior-Tscuity game WI be another
This will b played ias~r In the ssA-
son. Last year ths professors lost to
the studentA A brilliant esmebacls
IS expected with the addition OF
Coaches Ashton and Br1tton-
Spring football practice has been
suspended until the track and baseball
teams get under way. Next season
Hunks Stout will lead his grtdiron-
ers against Newark, West Chester
Chester, p. L D., Southern High
Downlngtown, Camden. Salesianum
Wenonah Military Academy and Nor
ristown. Other games are pending.
| Coach Ashton will inausurnte &
/ Freshman soccer team next fall anC
lings for mis- future Varsity squad. {
being doubtful If soccer will be recos
niZed as a major sport next fall.
The major sports now include foot
ball. baseball. basketball. swimming
and tennis. Soccer and golf Will b
gradually developed into major sport
in the coming terms. Other higl
schools are placing gymnastics a
major sports.
Speaking OF gymnastics. Mr.. Brown
head physical director Is busy arrang
ing his team for the exhibit during III
latter part OF May. His performer
will include many Of tho lower class
men and this should lay a good foun
dation for future gymnastic teams.
With the swimming team ending II
season, Capt Bardo Is already prepar
ing for next fall and instead Of bein
placed sixth among the best hig
schools in the country. they expect .
head tho list.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
FIVE POINTS MIDGETs
TO PLAY ADL0N NINE

The Five Points Midgets of the
Junior Twilight League will play
AdIon in the second game cf the
season at Richardson Park on Mon
day afternoon. Although the Five
Pointers lost their first game with
ST. HedwiIs Manager Van SAINT is
hopeful Of staging comeback on
Monday.
| Dave Cartwright or yellow"
Baumgardt will be on the mound
for the suburbanites. Last Monday
| Cartwright pitched a good game. but
his arm went bad and It is doubtful
| II It will be in condition for Mon
days game.
! The Five Pointers would like to
arrange practice games with any
1s year old team in the city. Man
ayers are requested to communicate
with William Myers business manager.
| phone 646s-M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
kelleher 10 Lead Brownson.

Harry Dutch" Kelleher. popular all
around athlete. has been picked 10
hold the reins over the Brownson team
in tho Catholic Twilight League and
has issued call for practice. TO be
held tomorrow afternoon at Second
and du Pont streets between 2 and 4
o'clock. The following men are re-
quested TO report Lutz. Toomey,
Flynn, Gillespie, kavanaugh. Maxwell
Southwell. Mccarthy. Reese. Gray
Carney. McCafferty McCullen, Free
man, Boyle. Mclaughlin. Mulherin
Maloney. Tobin and any others wish
ing q tryout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
"KINNOCKS"
BY Bernie Dane

Whaa the Phiny manager started
his rounds for . pitcher he hAA the
unique experience Of wniking In the
fields" and finding MEADOWS.
AZ the next election az the house
iris will probably BE- made the
"Speaker-
As and Phils WIN 500 Asearmine
who has the right TO the ~ceilar.s
Tha. fellow Snake who recanuy
made his professionai debut ~ q mat
artist should not have much trouble
'wriggling" out OF difficult positions
Hoyt u one pitcher for whom the
Yankees never have TO waite
One sport that Is seldom called OF
because OF wet grounds Is a swimming
contest.
Now that Delaware has -DAntz' aIl
that they need for swim aud wtgor- 4,
s little ~Jhxz.-
Yankees beat Dodgers oply allowing
hits. Headlines.
DIS must have had trouble beating
around that Bush"
Ont OF some l,500 odd chances and
log assists, stuffy McInnIs IL credited
with the enyiAbie record OF having
covered the initial sack with but one
error. Prom the above II appears that
StufIy should have been = doctor, be-
cause he certainly knows how TO han
die the "PILL."
Some people think that the Gin
cinnati ball team "a a radical organiza-
ton just because they call themselves
the Reds"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
HOLY CROSS TO BIZ ATTRACTION
TOMORROW AT HARLAN FIELD

Bp~risi Correspondence Ever Evening
Newark, April l4--Wilrninston
"a sebsii fans for tho first time will
havo the opportunity of seeing the
great baseball team Of Holy Cross
College IN action tomorrow afternoon.
University Of Delaware and Holy
Cross Will play on Harlan Field. the
gam. 10 De started at 2.30 O'Clock.
Holy Cross IL recognized ss one Of
the strongest clubs IN college ranks
and several IL the players are being
closely watched AT this time by big
league scouts. Two OF the outfielders
are twin brothers Of Joe" Dugan. the
Boston Red Sox star shortstop. for
several years with the Athletics. Tho
game tomorrow promises 20 attract
one OF tho larges, crowds that has
ever attended a game at Harlan Efsd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
ALL COLLEGES NOT AGAINST SEASONAL COACH

Springfield conference =
all OF and
-
considered
who
men
pointed colleges
OF
for at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-14
PENIS GROVE HIGH IN
WIN OVER GLOUCESTER

Gloucester. n. J., April 1%---Glouees-
ter High School yesterday afternoon,
suffered defeat at the hands Of the
Penn's Grove High School team. 10
o. The game was played at the Brook
lawn grounds in the presence Of q
large crowd of students.
The home team found II impossible
20 score. Ten hits were made off Of
Haskins. while only five were made of
~ Bell. who pitched n steady game
Peterson had a three bagger in the
eighth inning. and IL netted two runs
Stamp played a fast game for the
home team.