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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20
SCHOOL EXHIBIT SHOWS
PROGRESS OF YEAR
Annual Display by Pupils At
tracts Large Number of
Patrons and Visitors

The annual exhibit of work of the
pupils of the Emmett schools, which
had been discontinued during the
war, was resumed this year. and that
the resumption is popular was plainly
shown by the large number of visitors
and patrons who flocked to see it last
Thursday and Friday, in Wardwell
building.
Every grade was represented, and
students of the High school had dis
plays in domestic science, dressmak-
ing, practical architectural drawings,
and the useful art of patching, mend
ing, button hole making, etc.
The grade work, especially of the
lower grades, was of a uniform char
acter of the most part, consisting of
the individual work of each pupil, the
work of each class, and general dis
play of drawings, crayon work, spell
ing, arithmetic, etc Each pupil had
a bound book, entitled "My Book"
which contained specimens of his
every day work in penmanship, spell
ing, arithmetic and other subjects.
The class book was made up of the
best specimens in these subjects of
pupils. All were neatly and artist
cally arranged on tables or grouped
on cardboard. In all the exhibits, one
characteristic stood out in bold re-
lief-the excellent penmanship. The
wall maps of the higher grades con-
tanned excellent specimens of map
drawing from memory, pencil and
crayon sketches, practical problems in
mathematics, compositions, etc.
hn oh of fna
and the duty every pupil
owes to his parents, and all divisions
of government, composition on "Citi-
zenship and Duty" were required of
each pupil, and these were prominent
features of the exhibit.
The language class of one of the
lower grades presented compositions
on "The Torn Hat" which were well
One picked at random, the
work of Lucille Howell, gives an idea
of the character of the work:
The name of this picture is "The
Torn Hat"
1t hangs in the Boston Museum of
fine arts.
Thomas Sully an American artist |
painted "The Torn Hat"
The Torn Hat" is the best known |
and best loved of his pictures.
1t is liked because it represents a |
happy, natural American boy.
Some persons say that "The Torn
Hat" makes them think of Winters
poem 1.-THE Barefoot boy"
The boy looks as if he might be
happy because he had found wild
strawberries and was listening to
,oblinks.
He knows there is joy in life even
f his hat is torn.
None of the work was specially pre-
Jared for the exhibit, but was made
10 of everyday class exercises.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

The Western Idaho League is COM
posed of six teams, Weiser, Payette,
Emmett, Parma, Caldwell and Boise.
Sunday Parma plays at Emmett,
Weiser at Payette, and Caldwell at
Boise. The season will run until July
80, with total of Is games for each
team.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

George Penson, last years twirlin~
artist Tor the Emmett team, will be
with the Parma aggregation this
year, and may be placed on the mound
against his old team mates.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

Friday night, the P T. A. held a
meeting in the auditorium in connect
ion with the exhibit, and the audience
was favored with selections by the
Emmett band, and talks by Judge
Haag, Superintendent Knipe and DR..
N. B. Barnes. Mrs. c. w. Cook gave
and interesting talk on art.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20
Eleven Teachers Renew Contracts

Eleven IedcheIS heneW OOntTActS
Of the thirty-two teachers employed
by the Emmett school district, only
eleven have signed contracts to teach
here next year. Superintendent Geo.
D. Knipe has accepted the position of
superintendent for the ensuing year.
The teachers who will return next
year are: Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs
Emma R. Kelley, Miss Maude Burt,
Mrs. Vivian Gray, Miss Jean Shank
lin, Miss Elizabeth McIntire, Miss
Anna Roberts, Miss Clara Peterson,
Mrs. Margaret Joice, Miss Anna E.
Wagner and Mrs. Sarah Blackler.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

Exhibits were made in the Plaza,
Emerson and LINCOLN schools on
Thursday, in which there was univer-
sal interest. At the Plaza school, re-
freshments were served to $50. On
May 10, the Plaza schoolhouse is to be
christened. and those interested are
to send in their choice of
names to the teacher
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

In connection with the school ex-
hibit, and art exhibit of "Thistle
Prints" was made under the direction
of the women's clubs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-20

Albert Taylor has gone to Payette.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

bn sic bentibe 5dllle, oeren &er-
terbeiteber gum groBen Sell Der Sp.
ferfreuoigfeit bes feinen Can't bei,
i6enoen &errn 5bmiOt 5lt5uidrei-
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feline intereiiarten uno pertpouen
Mmeiienforidnngen 8er6ienite TIM
6as Mnleben Ser beutiden 8iiien-
idaft nno oie @rforidung ser Gier-
melt Mrgentiniens ertporben. Ser
Sector ser @olonie lit Der Stgenieur
Mlmin 69neioer. belien Mrbeit es at
peroanfen lit, oaB sic aufitreberoe
sSnoultrie &o1orios gum groBen Sell
nit beuti1en Moi6inel1 ausgerGltet
muroe, nnb Ser beute, trot feites
Mlters, Elm unermuolider @orfamp-
fer Ser 6eut1den Code lit. &iir5lih
lit 5u ben. fdon beitebenoen oeutiden
8ereinen @oiarioS eine 0rtsgrl1ppe
oes Geutiden @olfsbunoes fir Or,
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6as bortige Deutidtnm mabren6 oes
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ipridt es, Dab Ser 6eutf6e 9ireftor
Ser 6irn1a @ei1 Sdatmeiiter beS
rein argentiniiden Sodeifl11bs lit,
Ser sic Mltsleie Ser @eieqidoft BON
Mofario 5u ieinen Mitglieoern 5ablt.
limo als b1eiben6es 9enfmal 6elt>
fder a%nlt1trarbeit ragt oie einornds<
pone 1,e1te 0per aus bem 5taotbtl6
arf, bas 8erf zines oeutiden Mrdt-
teften. (@0ln. 3tg.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Tnr6tbares 1tnslnd.

.&lara: u2iebt 9u MIDI tpirflid,
George"
@eorg: nMebr lpie mein 2eben,
5iiBe!!"
&lora: rl1no per1r Sos 2eben Ssh
oertpdrtigfeiten un6 @mberniIie
brGdte?"
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Sir auei1t!"
alara: Limo gu bit iider, gang
iider, ooB nidts Did 6arin IRE
matben mirb?"
@eorg: Tim @ottesmiaen, mas
lit oenn? @as lit pa1iiert? SIT Dein
Boter ba%1ferott?"
@lora Upltcrii6): rSdlimmer.
piel i6limmer!"
@core (onfabreno): ygag's mir!
Sag mir a1es!"
&lara Weroii6): .Georg - i@
- i'd frieg ~ ne &nitel anf Der
Maie!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Cine @rfinSnng, arieesidiffc mn
%perienfbar at mad)en.

Atab ether 2on6oner MelounQ
0es nGdgl. &orreiponoente1l~ io1 e.
sem Setter Scr GrbouungsabteilunQ
Der c%ngliid)en 5lotte, Sir Gennpiou
6'@Dncourt, gelungen lein, eine
8orridtung 81 eriinner:, Sic
&riegsidiffe 0upor betpabrt, 6urd
@eidobangriff perienft 3u mer6en.
@enn iid 6ie Grfin0ung bemdbrt,
miro england i!ber fltr5 o0er lang
sic erite unperienf6ore. 5lotte 6e.
grbe beiiben. 2es @ebeimnis BE-
itebt einfad) in ei11er Mrt &0bren=
%armieru11g> Sic in ieemanniider
Greiie11 ctmaS ip0ttiid uMaffarort.
nuoeln" gerannt mer0en. Mngeb=
lid iin6 idoi1 eine Mcibe ser britt
iGe1 ariegSidiffe NIT oieier nel1e1l
g%orridtung Deriebel1, uno CUR 3eit
Ii116 5tpei Orlogidiffe I'M @au, sic
!ga11j uno gar raA ser 1,el1en 8all-
art bcrgelteut >per6e1t. Nnd Mn=
ltbt ser engliiden MbmiraIitat jinn
oieie 5diffe noufommcn nnper=
%uunobar, 9leidgiiltig, OF 6erMngriff
BON cinem Inter eeboot o6er cinem
5lieger ausgebt. Gie l1eue11 Ghif=
fe baben ein1 Haun1peror6neung
bon 10000 Gon1te1', cine 6abrtge-
idnin6;gfeit BON % ¬en uno
foite11 i'm ein5elnen runo 20 Minio-
men &funo 9terling.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Nenfs aidDt anf bic eibel.

Muf @rlno ncrer gntoedungea
1T 8alaitina beleudtet ser engliid)s
Mrdaeloge 9r. q. &. 5aofielb in
einem 8ortrag ein5elne Gr5dblungen
ser 8ibel u1o fiibrt' 8eneiie fir Die
@abrbeit ser bier ge1bilberten 8or=
gaiinge an. @esen Sic Geididte BON
sen Gaoarener ooer, mie es in oer
oeltiden 8ibel beiBt, @esgeiener
Sduen, in sic nod ser 8ei6morl,ng
burd Seils sic Ienfel ser 8eieiie-
men. fabren, batte man biSber ange<
fiibrt, boB es 1irge1tbs nm Ben Gee
bon @alilda beru1n cine folde iteile
Steue gGbe, Don SET iid bie 5due
ms @aiier %itir5e1 fon11en, mie eS
in ser 8ibel beibt. S9ofielo aber
5eigte Sic photographer BON einem
iteil %abfaqen6en Nlae am l1fer oes
Sees, ser brett ms @aiier berab-
fibrt. @benio erlauterte ct ant
@runb elmer l1eucn @nt0edung, mie
Saob CUR 3eit Dabios sic 5eiie
3ion ser Sebuiiter eroberte. 9ie}e
Seite botte iid felt 400 Sabren BON
sen 3eiten Soil1as ber erbalten, uno
es mir6 beridtet, oaB Saeob 6urb
cine Slime" bineinging un6 Tie ein+
nobm. Mieman6 tpnBte ii6 etmas
Medtes nuter oieier Slime bor5u-
iteue,t, bis elm englii6er. Sngenieur,
ser in einem Teib oireft am S11Be
oes einitmals Sic Burg tragenben
Seliens baoete, 6urd) 3ufau ei11en
unterir6iiGen @ang entoedte, Der
6ur9 sen Selicn binourd) un6 big
CUR Gpibe 6es @igels b:no1if fubrte-
9ureb bieien &um1el ntub alio Saob
oie Geite erobert babe11. Cine @r>
fldrung fir Sen b%eriibmten Sal Der
Mauern pon sSert6o gibt 56ofielb
auf fc1genoe @eiie. l%1eberreite BON
bel1 Marern oes alten Serido fino
ia ausgegraben uoroen. Ser &c
lebrte meint NUN, baB 6ie Mauern
uripringli9 11ur aus in Der Son1te
g%etrodneten1 Son b%eitan6en; ourd)
ben feierliden nmgang Ser 8elage
rer, sic mad ser bibliihen gr5abl11na
iiebeumal tint sic Mauern 5ogen, oa
bel sic Hoialtnen blieie1 nno ibr
5elogci6rei erboben, muroen Die
8elagertel1 6i6t ali sic Mtauern gs=
1odt, 90 iie 11el1gierig tparen, 5n er=
fabreu, mas porgi11g. Sic nrisdte1a
nun 10 ltarf gcgen oieie 3ontpallp~
oaB bieie ont ftebcnten Gage rod)=
gabcn uno 5uiammen itiir5ten. So
bitten alio nad ser BON @ott oem
Soilta or1befobleneu Git. Sic 2eute
BON SsSerido felbit ibren l111tergang
berbeigefiibrt. @eriGieoeae anoere
goreange ser 8tbel erflarte Sdo-
fielo 6urd) Sic LANCE Grodenbeit, Die
int Boldltina berri6t, 1nb ourh Die
Bl0elidfeit bes bel ber &egenperioSs
anidmel1en6en @aiiers Der 4uelle's
unb Slii1ie. CT madte aud Mitte!s
lr11gen iiber Die 11eueitelt gntoedun-
gen, oie Sen Sdaltplat Ser &repgSAf
gul1g bouig geflart bitten, 1no ifbf5er
SEN Srt in Serulalem, an Dem
Gbriit,1S bon sen rol1iidcn Soloa-
ten berbobnt u11roe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Gine ,,eue &nlt,r lit NetJippien.

Scr befannte Mrddologe> Der
Sormar6= Brof. 8. 81.
Meisner, lit nah elmer 3ebniabriaer
Observation-Disclosures I'M Snoon tn
Mmerifa cingetroffen l11o teilt NIT,
6aB er ei11e gauge, bisber m1befam=
te &ultur oem gr6bo6en entrillen
bat. Die @raber bon 20 &0nigen
un6 35 @onigimner Ste 1tm 700 b.
Str. in Metbiopien nno gum Seil
ol16 in s(egppten regiertell limo ans
2i6t %gefGroert. Sic sll1sgrobunge1l
tpuroen an ser Statte Ser alien
&ouptlto6t BON M%etbiopie11, Napato,
Dem beutigen Gcool 9arfal, om
GS11Be bes pierten Milfotorafts, por=
genomune11. 9ie fonigliden @rab=
ltaltten lage1 auBerbalb Ser Stoot>
1t116 sort ouf einem &mgel, Der
SEN Mil iiberidaltt, maroe eine
@ruppe BON Nprami6en 6r1r6fori4t
sic 5id ols Sic @raber Ser dtbiopi=
ide1t @011ige un0 @011iginnen her,
a11slteuten. Sic Man1en Ser meiiten
6ieler @erri9er iino ser @eidtfte
bisber unbefon1t; MIR ser &onig
Girbaqua, beiien @rabfammer mo11
auffano, miro inn @11d SeiaiaS er<
pdbnt. @eitere MuSgrabu1tge11 mutt.
Sen iii6lid bon @ebal 8arfal BEL
Nuri gema@t, un6 bier fpuroen bier
@rGber bon m4dtigen &onigen ge-
funoen, sic uie 9irbaql1a 5nglei6
iiber Metbiopien unb MegDpten
berridte1. Mus SEN 6unoen ergtbt
iid, boB sic Gtbiopiide @errider=
f%an1ilie Don etnem Starnln lnbif6er
Momooen berfom1t u116 Tim 900
u. Gbr. erlt Metbiopien uno 6ann
eitter Sell bon Megppten eroberte.
Sn @ermo, inn n0r6liden Su0an
1egten Sic Mus9rabungen sic Be-
gr4bnisitGtte elmer agpptiidlen Cot
ni1on fret, in ser Solbaten aus ser
;3eit 5tpiihen 1900 un6 1900 b.
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nisiitten tparel1 ol1eenideinlid febr
graufam; in einigen Ganen fono
man in SEN @rdbern ser dgpptii6en
Yrobin5gouperneltre 200 Bis 300
E%erionen, meiitens 6rauen, Die nit
i'm 5uiammen lebenoig begrabe11
moroen tparen, oamit lire @eilter
Sem @eiit 6es geitorbenen @onperz
nertrs nod Dem So6e @eieui6aft
leiiten f0n1ten. Mn6erieits 5eigten
sic nit 9@iloplattgriffen periebenen
59merter, Die gtrauBenfeoerfader,
Spiegel, Melier, Sanoalen nno
3ab1lpier anoeren @egenitanoe, 6ie
in ben @r6bern g%efunoen pur6en,
cine idon 5iemlid bobe &ultur. 300
@i1ometer iii6lt6 bon &erma plroe
gu &arfal ein GROCER Sempel 6es
Mmon auseegraben, Ser 9i@t anf
sic @eldidte ser groberurrg 6eS
Cuban burd sic &egppter pdbreno
Ser Belt BON 1900 Bis 1000 b. @br.
ntrft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
5pein 9ieb. SOS 5tei

= 5pein2ieb, oog stein
e IN eid]en. r8ic fom1nt es
oenn, baB Gie id)on tpieoer eine,1
cntlqufenelt @uno I'M 8latte itebea
baben? Das tit bod ibonf oas brittle
MaI in 0ieiem Monat!"
n.std, es lit id)redlid, felt meinp
Godter 5ingitunbe bat, bdlt es fein
Suno mebr bei nnS ols!!"
- 5ataler OrudfebIer.
@eute 5on1tag nadmittag groBes
Wilitarfon5ert 1opie bumori1tiids
8ortr4ge. l1ngenliitliebes &rogramm.
5hluBo Igerung. Or:
uSier lcie id mieOer NAL, oab gbe=
gatten chamber int Qaufe SET Set
INNER dbnlider peroen."
Sic: nDeog fdon nabr fein: bit
gu nidt AUDI INNER biblder ge-
troroen?l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Stmteuolec.

Sro1t Meper u11o 5rau Wamp lit.
5en i'm 5peiierau1n 1es Opernbm4+
fes.
Observation-Disclosures gier
- Set =.
9enn iGIicBlid lit 6as Ser ldol,-
lite Sell 6es Mbenbs.
rs poaB gar net, a 10 a Spa is
a g'fpabigS 3e1g; / l%anetpeil' mi
1do f9redli SEN ga115'n Mbeno."
nSSa", meint Sic Meper, vio mas
ltnnatirlis, Ga fi11ga + iid a%llatpeil
an, s. &alfte baitebit net, uno ou's
gebt 10 pomaoi, 3 is gar foa Seb'n
Drtnnu."
v@en11 ma rur %tpenigitens pa-
ouft'n furt1t", entgegnet 6ie an6cre,
inoem iie ei11 81 nit &aniar per-
i9lingt, uober 605 lhaut NADIA 10
oamiid aust"
SEQ, g fen gebt 1et, mo so 90
Gotta nit meina &oli IN 90 a.,-
oern 2oi6'n ftt; tpoabt, Sc @fdtu-
oierte,1, bette g'faut 00s, uno mir,
mir miilien fdoug'n BOB mo gum
@el6 an Iitel in s. Samilie brtnga."
uSSa, ia, 9 is a areu5, aba oos
tpoaB /, g naditmal fabr' / ms
@ino, 90 is piel id0na; ba 1eb'n +
so tpenigltens u16 bra1i9a net il
bIobii11ni lang, Bis eabna frioe'n.
lno a Mltii is sort a, BLOB bob ba
s. Obr'n net a 10 boQfdrei'n."
@S fIil1gelt.
Die beioen 5ablen $50 Marf
= 11no iuden ieufoen6 lire 2oge
tpieber auf.
10 nbr. Die 0per lit 5u gn6e.
Gs tpar cite Ser better Muffiib-
rungen, sic oas Spernbal1s in Die,
fer 9ailon erle6t batte.
nWott iei Danf" fdnauft Die
Meper, iabt fennn mo inns tpenig-
items riibr'n. Ser Mff 50 oriib'n
nit iei1er @ornbriM'n, Ser bat 10
ido Sc ganse Set 'riibagidiaggE.
meil / mel 8%onbon6iten a paarmaI
mufg'ma6t bob"
Bor bem 5beater nartet elm ele.
gontes M11to: Ser gbanffeur - int
Nebenberuf ST.. phil. - itebt M.
cbrfndrtspoller Miene, binter Der
iid jeboh ein Ieiier 5pott fallm Der
Be- zen laBt, ar Wagenidlag.
Sic bei6en uGamen" lteigen elm
rgr3elliorbar!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
,,sSrcibeiitt" rro @leidbcit" 10 1tol5
ols 0epiie ouf Sem rotten Banrer
prangt.

@abreno 6ie{er 3eit mar i'd
spargsmeile I'M 5omjetoienlt a1ge<
felt u1,b muroc babel einem ruili-
ide,l Mr5t pou uno gan5 gleihge'
felt. Sd NOR matchmaker Setter
zines ltaotiiben Mmbl1latori11ms III
Omif, bann Gbef oes epidemic uno
5anitattomtes oes &reileS Betro-
%paploplf unb 3ulebt @bef zines
ar5tliben 8unftes, 5. +. zines 8ratz
fenbauies nit groBer Mmbulon5, oas
3uelei6 3entralite1e fir cine &aibe
ipeiter beri trel,ter. Seloi6erpunfte
NOR, 70 bob i'd ols rebemalieer
aricg8gefangsner" iebt gorgelebter
elmer ltottlifen GAIL rul1i1der Mn-
gelteQter NOR. ga in grob em Tint
freis li1 fei11 meiterer Mr3t be1ano,
NOR ih oud in idmieriaitm 6aQsn,
BEL b%ringen1oen Operotioner ODER
1dpperer @eburten auf mid ielblt
gelteQt. Die erite @eburt 8. s., gu
Ser i) garufe1 p11rbe - i6 bette
porber iiberbaupt no6 feline &relBenz
be geieben = mar Elm ibmerer Soil
BON .gflan1plie, un6 lebbaft ifebe1
nod in mei1,er Grinnarung Ste lan=
gen 9tunoel, sic id 6ar1alS am
gett ser in ideuBliden Anfaaen 5ut-
fenoen> m%er6enoen M11tter 5ubradte,
m1hren6 oQer NuQen Quf MIDI ge=
ridtet lparen als auf ben, Ser 9tlfe
bri11gen 1ollte; ober ald; Damn eas
@odgefiibl, als enoli6 Mutter ut1o
&i11b gerettet mare11.
9amolS fam mir 5oS Gigenartige
an mainer Stelung gar nidt 10 gum
8%emuBtiein; 6enn bei ser allgemei-
men l%1mfebrlrng ser Begriffe tpor
ms oub oa3 MuBergemobnli6e per-
traut gemoroen = un6 auberoem'
lob id) Gbnlides rings UNI mid; 10
ipar 3. 9. ein oiterreidiimer 8oQege
i'm 5peiten 5emeiter trot ieines
energtiden GroteiteS gum Saupt=
un6 8rigaoear5t crnannt 'poroen.
Grit jeRt, nod]oem ib tuieber foit ell
Sobr ouf Sen 8dinfen ser &oriale
fife, fommt mir meme 6amalige
vYroris" etpos ungelp0bnlih Dor.
Mls id SAINT I'M letten CONNER
met11e enolide Gntlaiiung nod Der
&eimat for6erte, mur0e mir erflart,
6oB non Bel Sem Mangel an aer5=
ten gar nidt 6ara11 oenfe, MIDI IN
obIebbarer 3eit frei5ngeben. So iab
ib midi gc5tpungcl1, mein Sell IN Ser
1ludt 5u iuden, ,ln0 es gela11g mir
oub totia6lih, mittels zines fiir
10000 &ubel beidafften Halle:
gliidli9 nod petersburg 81 fommen
N11r einmal, ouf ser 6abrt 6nrd Sen
ural, erfannten MIDI ul1garilGe Hot:
goroiten ais &riegsgefangenen 1tn>
orobten mir, MIDI in Sefaterinen:
burg 5u perboften; 6ob fontte i'd
Ser @efabr boour6 entrilrnen, oaf
i'd nodts aus 6em 3ug iprong uni
ouf elmer 9tebenltrede meiterfubr
Sd babe SEN 8erluit BON einem Sag
Sen mid, bieier l1mtpeg foitete, ni61
beoouert, ga i9 reiblih entida6ig1
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Evening journal., 1922-02-20
BALLNGER DUE
FOR ROUGH NIGHT

"scoop" Bollinger draws two
tough assignments in the individual
bowling tourney at Grady's alleys
tonight. At o'clock he will come
to grips with Edgar Good while at
1915 he will be opposed to Mckee.
Those acquainted with the relative
ability Of the local bowling talent
know that two matches Of the best
variety win be furnished.
Bollinger in fourth place in the
race, is half game behind Mckee.
who is on top. A victory over Mac"
would put the former Delaware City
hook artist in thdread and a double
win would give him firm founda-
ton for the final lap. Edgar Good.
regarded as one Of the best timber
topplers in Wilmington for several
years was the winner of the individ-
uals last season. He Is not doing so
well In this race but he is never an
easy mark and is always feared.
Evening journal., 1922-02-20
PARK GROVE A. C. TO
HAVE TRAVELLING TEAM

The Park Grove Athletic Club. re-
Gently organized for Is to is year
old boys. will put two fast baseball
teams in the field the coming season.
Although being organized too late for
basketball. the club expects to come
back strong IN baseball. The teams
will be known as Park Grove Travel
ers and the Park Grove League
team. The following will play with
the teams: Wilson. Barlow, Ley.
Connen. shepherd. Han. Mccullough.
Williams. Lully, Kitchens. Lowell.
Golden. Davis. a. Smith and Martin.
At meeting last Thursday the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Herbert Ley; vice-president.
Francis Wilson; secretary. Charles
McCullough assistant secretary.
James Barlow; manager. Frank O.
Hall; captain. Joseph Martin; treas
urer. +. r. Smith.
Manager Hail. who Is also man
ager OF the Travellers wishes to ar
range a schedule for that team as
soon as possible. Any fourteen to
-year-old team in Delaware.
Maryland, Pennsylvania or New Jer-
sey. wishing TO play the Travellers
should address Manager Frank o.
Hail. 2137 Biddle street. Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1922-02-20
INDIAN DAY OPENING
Is SIGN OF SPRING

with motorcycle enthusiasts, Feb
ruary 22 gains additional interest
from being the day set apart for
showing the newest styles In Indian
motorcycles. John II. Minnick. To-
cal agent for Indian motorcycles,
has made plans for keeping open
house on Wednesday. and as this Is
legal holiday. he expects a big
turnout Of the local motorcycle fans.
For many years It has been the
custom Of the Indian agents TO pre-
pare for early spring business by an
opening and display OF their various
new models on Washington's Birth
day.
Upon these occasions music and
souvenirs are provided. and the gen
eral public Is invited TO come and see.
Mr.. Minnick has arranged for a
radio concert. from 7.3O to 10. on a
wireless l1one apparatus loaned by
the Carrstt-Milier Company, TO be
operated by W. B. Osmond.
The steady growth in the popular
lty OF the motorcycle Is due TO vari-
Gus factors The machine Itself Is
now being made lighter In weight.
It Is hung lower to the ground. while
quick starting and easy handling
have made the Indian as much a
woman's as a mans steed.
Perhaps the greatest factor In IA
vor OF the motorcycle Is its economy
Of upkeep and operation. Gasoline
consumption amounts TO barely one
quarter eent per mile. as against six
times that amount for a lightweight
automobile.
There has been n general adop-
ton OF motorcycles by various city
and rural police departments. II Is
openly admitted that without the
motorcycle 10 overhaul reckless
speeders, Il would be impossible 70
enforce speed regulations and ar
rest vlolators. The city OF Baltimore
has just added "a more for the po-
lice force.
Mr.. Minnick Is showing the new
models and improvements IN the
1922 Indian line. and invites an
riders and prospective riders to drop
In and see them some time during
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1922-02-20

Seventh Ward continues to be the
busy team in the City Basketball
League. After two tough battles TO
an even split with ST. Mary last
week the west siders go to the post
again against one Of their east side
rivals tonight when they journey to
Kirkwood Park 10 take on the Park
side FIVE.
The opportunity OF settling the sec
ond half championship this week is
offered in the City League race.
Mount Vernon now tops the cir
cult with clean slate in the
six games played. while St. Mary
and Seventh Ward are tied for sec
ond place with four wins and two
defeats. Parkside is next with 3
and 3.
Mount Vernon is banking on a
sure victory against the Pioneers to-
morrow night but will have their
hands fun Saturday at 81. Joseph's
when they stalk their wares against
Sweeney's Cats" Seventh Ward, in
its second game on Wednesday
night, will meet Brownson.