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The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
SHORTER COASTAL
HIGHWAY DESIRED
IN MANY SECTIONS
Movement Looking to This End
is Launched at Eder-
ton, N. c.
ITS ONE LEG OF ATLANTIC
POPULAR COASTAL ROUTE
Would Reduce Mileage From
Washington, via Richmond,
Norfolk, Wilmington, Charles
ton, Savannah and Brunswick

Edenton, N. c., Dee. 16.-A coastal
highway from New York City to re-
sort Points in Florida, passing
through Norfolk, and 200 miles short.
er than the present highway system
farther inland. is proposed by local
business men, Cooperating with the
Edenton Chamber of Commerce, and
negotiations with other Chambers of
Commerce along the route projected
wlii shortly be under way, with
view to securing the paving of links
IN the system not already hard-sur-
faced
The road planned would follow the
eastern shore Of Maryland az
ginia. thronpb Aceon,ac a.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
COL. W. L. PEEL rs DEAD.
fBy Associated Press.)

Conyers, Dec. 16.-Colonel William
l.. Peel, eighty-fve years of age, died
at his home near here today.
He was candidate for governor on
Populist ticket in early nineties. He
was well known throughout State tand
South e@ sas .s
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
PROHIBITION OFFICER
DETERMINED TO DRY 4
BROADWAY CHRISTMAS 1
(By Associated Press.l

: New York, Dec. l6.-Deter- =
= mined that Broadway will be dry :
: for the holidays, Acting Prohibit :
' tion Director Yellowley an :
: nounced tonight that he would :
: invoke the power of injunction :
: to restrain three hundred cafe =
' and cabaret owners from serving :
= ihtoxicants. .
!. = Z = 4 y y y =.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
= = : 4 = = ~ = =
COMMITTEE WILL AGREE =
ON ACTION BE TAKEN ON
CONGRESSMAN KELLER
By Associated Press

= Washington, Dec. 16,--What
7 action will be taken against
= Representative Keller republi-
: can, of Minnesota, who failed to
: appear after being served with
: summons before the house com
: mittee &vestigating charges
= against Attorney Genera <
: Daughel bought by Keller, \
Y will be dsee &ined Monday.
= The committee late today vot-
: ed to resume hearings on Tues :
: day morning.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17

- takea to build an ifn-
pr-SSroad fress Suffolk to the
North Carolina line seven miles north
Of South plils, N. G. SrFolk is cor
nected with Norfolk ~ d concrete
boulevard Two miles south of South
Mills, a paved road begins which runs
to Elizabeth City Advocates Of the
coastal highway to Florida point out
that in another year Edenton viii
probably be connected with Norfolk
by complete hard-surfaced highway
System, and tits part Of the proposed
road viii b coApleted.
The ferry here now operates on
twiee-a-day schedule, with boats leay-
ing this city at in the morning and
3 in the afternoon. Returning, the
boat leaves Mackeys at $3.50 a. m.
and p. m.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
WET WAGONS GO
BY WHITE HOUSE
TO EMBASSIES
STREAM OF VEHICLES PASS
BEARING WINE WHILE TITS
RED TO FOREIGNERS
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. l6.-Notwith-
standing President Harding stood be-
fore congress a few days ago and de-
clared that violations of the prohi-
bition law are national scandal and
that in his opinion the Volstead act
hs come to stay and should be en-
forced to the letter, trains of auto
mobiles have been bringing liquor in
to Washington, sssshsshy the White
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
CHINK SMUGGLING
GANG IS SAID TO Be
OPERATING HERE
Reported That Two Well Known
Brunswick Men Are Uu-
der Arrest.
ONE "CHINK' CAPTURED AND
IS BEING HELD BY OFFICERS
From Five to Fifteen Hundred
Dollars is Paid For Each
Celestial Landed Safely at
Designated Spots in America.

For the past several days reports
have been going the rounds of the ar
rest of two well known s'riverfront7
residents of Brunswick In connection
with the smuggling of Chinese from
Cuba into the United States aNd it
seems that this city has been promi-
nently connected with the present
@get rich quick" proposition II is
understood that each "chink" is VAL
ued at various sums raneing from
$500 to, 81 500 and this has proved to
be quite an incentive 70 the maausTho
is Wiling to take the risk and especial
- " ssss.l,io t,us II Ana axvna9 ne q boaf
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
CHICAGO FIRM OFFERS
GOOD BONUS FOR BABIES
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Bonuses of 800
for every child born in the family of
employe and cash gifts for employees
who marry were announced here to-
day by s. w straus & Co, mortgage
bankers, as part of an employees well
fare appropriation for this year.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17

ms come TO stay and should be EN-
forced to the letter, trains of auto
mobiles have been bringing liquor in
to Washington, SseSss>hy the White
House the laA the Pres
Z e ent has Of pro-
6.
W Lest - " may
tai e. ON this
~ faed that
ested be-
pr referred
the whas
Ftic during the
Chrf "a neither Presi-
dent H9l br any other official
in America CIT interfere with the inn
portation or drinking of hootch by
diplomats sent by foreign govern
ments to the capital of the United
sss&il The citizens Of Washington
Ralld do was to smack their lips and
sigh as the trucks laden with choiea
ald s pasd fhroagh the
landek poliee guard en
embassies What
thought as they hi
would beggar description II, one
shipment whiek came TO s. Stiinore on
the steamshin .Raiue and was trains
ferred by automobile, ta Washington
(tha. being the only legal means Of
transportation) there were 300 cases
of wines and liquors.
II was a good cargo, officials said,
and included thirty cases Of French
land italian vermouth, twenty-five
cases of smoky Scotch, twenty cases
Of Three-star Hennesey, and scatter
ing amounts of Benedictine, sparld-
ing Burgundy, Mosselle, Sauterne,
wine from the Rhineland champagne
from Epernay, kirschwasser from
Danzig. ale from England and other
delectable beverages. Visitors were
not allowed to board the ship nor
could spectators get too close to the
precious cargo The total value Of
the liquor IN this shipment was placed
at $4,000. AS it was being taken
from the boat, deep-sea ailors wiped
their mouths with the backs of their
hands.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17

VIEW Bern ana 0fiington, and
thence along the coast of South Car
oiina and Georgia into Florida.
Advocates of the highway point out
that the paving Of the North Caro-
lima segment of the road from Eden
ton to the Virgina line is already
contracted forshy the State Highway
1tOulInIg9 h9e 80 shl..1 a -
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
B R U Ms WICK

Has . iandioeked harbor. the
best on the South Atlantic
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17
BRUNS MICK

has the lowest death rate Of
any elty its size in tine United
States.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-17

faNuUI by IntIhbtfs OF the Ihlnese COZ
Pony located near here and the fact
that he is one of the real ones, knows
nothing Of the Engliss language, leads
to the belief that it had been arranged
-sto bring many Of his countrymen here
and distribute them in sections ad-
jacenAlo Brunswick
various reports hay eached
The New Of the Chine juggling
siag, workhg from poff AsRN
has bfU 4anv to The
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10
DIEVO APVEIzDos PARA
PIJOS MOKYKLA.

81 istaiga gyvuoja iau apie
20 metQ. Isisteigus parapijai
1900 m., kun. E. Steponav!-
Claus, pirmojo klebono, bel pa
rapiiieGiQ rupesniu lstaigta pa
rapijos mokykla. Pradzioje j
buvo vedama pasauliniQ mo-
kytojQ, mes sumku buvo gauti
lietuvaiciu vienuGliQ jai vesti.
VGliaus kick ta mOkyl1la pra-
dijo vesti Sv. Seimynos is
'Nazaret Seserys, kuriQ kelios
buvo lietuvait6s, kitos svetlm-
tautGs. Parapijai augant augo
ir mokykla savo mokiniQ skai-
Giumi. Sulaukus savo lietuvai-
Giu - seserq draugijos, gerb.
kun. NJ. KruSo, antrojo tos
parapijos klebono, buvo pa
TkviestOs Sv. Kazimiero Sese-
|'rys, kuriu pasiSventimo bel
darbStumo d6ka 81 mokykla is
augo j didele istaigq, kurioje
'tautiniai - katalikiskoje dva-
sioje auklejama apie 700 mo-
kiniq (bernaiGiu ir mergai-
'GiQ), lietuviq - katalikq te-
WI vaikuciQ.
Mokytojauja II seserQ, va
: 'dovaujant gerb. Sr. M. Elzbie-
tai, mokylos virSininkei. Mo-
'kyklos programa lyglnasl We
s 'SSqjq mokyklQ programai, todel
1920 m. kun. Ig. Albaviciaus,
tieciojo ir dabartinio klebono
pastangomis> bel, seserQ-moky-
'tojp rupesniu ir gauta is Chi
'cagos "Board Of Education
vieSosios mokyklos teises su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

ypatingu pagyrimu " anglQ
kalba bel matematika.
Be to mokykloje mokinama
Kataliku Tikybos mokslo, lie
'tuviQ kalbos ir Lietuvos isto-
rios. ITEMS dalykams destytl
paSvenGiama kasdien apie ,
valandi. Sta skyriQ baigian-
tieji mokiniai be jokiQ kliu-
Giu bel kvotimQ priimami ! Vi
sas aukstesniqsias mokyklas.
Jau vapie 100 jaunuoliQ yra'
.igije Sios mokyklos diploma If
-apie 500 lanko aukStesniQ-
isias mokyklas: katalikiSkas II
viesasias. W tat yra vilties
TRIUMPH laiku sulaukti nema-
10 burelio lietuviQ = katalikQ
inteligentQ.
Gerh. Seserims = mOkyto-
joins mokyklos vedime nema-
"a lpagelbq teikia kun. klebo-
mas, jo pagelbininkai bel var
'goninkas, kuris mokina muzi-
kos, giedojimo ir tautiniQ dali
nq. .slI IS&
Pratinant aukletinius prize
draugijinio gyvenimo, mokyk-
loje gyvuoja 4 draugijos: Lie
tuvos VyciQ 4 kuopa = jau-
nameciQ skyrius (6O), klebo-
no globoje; DR.. Angelo Sarge
Bernaiciq (7O), Sr. NJ. Jero-
nimos vedama; Nekalto Pras.
Pan. Svenc. mergaiciq (125)
Sr. NJ. Elzbietos globojama If
Ministrantq Draugija (5O) S.
NJ. Veronikos prieziuroje. Mo-
'kykla baigianciq mokiniQ skai
Gius kasmet auga ir Slmet, mo-
kytojaujant Sr. M. PranciSkai
baige 35 mokiniai: ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

KaS besuskaityS visa IL
visa. Gcriausiai ir beSaIiSkiau,.
Siai gal6tQ patvirtinti musrl
trumpuS pasteb6jimus viSi
LietuvOS atstovai ir delega-
tai. kurie Chicago lank6. Jo
duryS viSiems tGvyn6s sve-
@iamS buvo atdaroS, jo svetin-
~umaS ne tik dicnomiS bet ir
SaynitGmiS vaiSino tautieGius.
Bet CANA, iSSemti visQ jo
nuopcImQ neleidzia Sios skiltys,
.iuoba kad Sios iSleistuvGs Y
Ia tik vakacijQ laikui, dviems
trims m6nesiams ] t6vyne ku-
rios jiS paSiilges. Gi paskui
.iis vel Srizta pas mumis If da-
IinaSi musQ dziaugsmais il
yargais.
Bcto tenka pazym6ti, kad
musu ~crb. kun. klebOnas, kai-
20 vicnas is rimciausiu lietu-
viu katalikQ vadQ yra igalio-
r.iamas nuo vyriausios Ameri-
kos katalikQ organizacijos l..
r. X. Federacijos sumegsti
'ankStesnius rySius su Lietuvos
Kataliku Veikimo Centru.
Baigdami tariame gsrb. kun,
klebonui laimingos kelion6s
vaziuojant t6vyn6n ir greito
pasimatymo su pasiilgusiais
chicagieciais.
Kun. N. Pakalnio isleistuves.
Kun. n. Pakalnis asistenta-
YES Dievo Apveizdos parap. il
kartu lankes Chicagos univer-
siteta, iSvaziuoja is Americas
IL nemano grizti. Kadangi
kun. n. Pakalnis iSvaziuoja
kick veliaus is Chicagos, tai
Siuo kartu uzteks apie j. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

draugauti. Keista: patinka jis
man, tai vel nepatinka. lsro-
de toks saltas lyg be jokio
paisymo artimesniam susi-
draugavimui. Toliau, daugiaa
patyriau Aniceto asmenl, ta-
da pradejau magti ne vien tlk
kaipo drauga mokini, bet
taipzgi kaipo savotiSka tipa.
Mokykloje sykiu besitrinant
su draugais mokiniais pasi-
taikindavo kartais ir nemalo-
numQ praleisti. Viena sykl A
nicetui, prisiejo pergyventl
labai nemaloniQ valandQ; kaip
is, materijalio taip ir is vidu-
(Tasa ant PRO pusl.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

Stanislova Augustiniut6
StanisloVa Baniute,
Ona Balseviciut6,
Marijona Bereviciuta,
Marijona Daugirdziuta,
Antanina Gudlinkiute,
Katarina Jonikiute,
Julijona JuSkeyic;iute,
Ona Kaminskiute,
Ona Maciut6, ~.
Emilia MargeviGGiutG,
Antanina PoSkait6,
Julijona Pakutinskaite,
Adele Simonait6, 49,.
Stanislova Subaita,
Bronislova Stulgaitd,
Bronislova Ustaite,
Violeta. Vilaviciut6,
Emilia Valentinait6,
Bronislova ZemaitG,
PranciSka zemgulaitd,
Andrius Bruozis,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

tojq, gaileStingoS Strides a.
paStala. 81 proga neleidzia
NUNS placiauS paminGti jo
nuopelnus kaipO patriotic II
viSuomeninko, kuomet jis di-
dziul6S ChicagOs apielinkeS y
IA veikimo stella.
Jeigu kas paklauStQ prize
kokio darbo gerb. kun. lgnaS
'AlbaviGiuS nebutQ priSidtjes,
t:krai toxic darbo ncsuraStq.
10 plati, paSiSventusi Sirdi$
negaItjo plakti tik vienoje
veikimo Srityjc, kuomet jls
mate ~kaitlinguS 10 Flotus dir
vOnuojant.
Ir Stai j matomo visV Wy
rc>niViQ organizaciiQ prieky.
'NorS jis nori butt papraStaS
cilinis EarpiviS, bet viSQ min
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10
Dievo Apveizdos Parapijos Istorins Lapas Chicago ILL

kademijose ir kolegijose.
Mokyklos medziaginiai rel
kalai yra aprupinami para
pijos ir victims klebonas yra
atsakomasis tos istaigos glo-
bejas bel ved6jas. Tokios tai
yra trumpai suimtos stetisti-
kos zinutes apie Dievo Apv.
Par. Mokykla.
Altos pagelbininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

Sitcto il t6vynGs, bet mes, ne
tik Dievo Apveizdos parapi-
jieGiai, viSi chicagieGiai, o net,
Sakysiu, il visa Amerikos is
eivija dziaugiamdS nepapras-
tn Iaimikiu.
Jis SavO auk$to mOkslo IL
Mas, savo dorine energijq,
gerq Sirdi il graziauSius ann
ziaus metelius yra NUNS au-
kojes. +.
SiuO kartu, ne metaS raSyti
apie jo darbuote muSQ tarpe
kaipo pavyzdingQ sielQ gany-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10
KUN. ANICETO LINKAUs
PRIMICIJOMS.

Atsimenu, apie de$imti me-
tq atgal, auk$tas galtonpIau-
kis jaunikaitis puol6 man a
kin. Klausiu pazistamQ kas
iiis yra? Mokyklos mokinys p.
Anicetas Linl1us. Porai met4
praslinkus teko man proga su
juomi susipazinti paskui il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

ii vairq ! Savo rankaS. Ir ji<
vairuoja il LietqvoS VyciQ
jaunimo organizacijq, ir Lab
daringq, il MoterV Sqjungq
il KunisQ Vienybe, il SuSi-
vienijimq, il vyriausiq lietu-
viQ katalikQ organizacijq Chi
cagoS Federacijos Apskriti.
Ateina laikaS valstybiniam
darbui, jiS If ten paSirlzusiai
yeikia. Laisv6s PaskOlos kv0-
ia pas il net su kaupu, AUX
So-Sidabro fondaS jau turi pa
rengtQ dirvq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

Retail gyvenime Su~ib@Sa
kei >varbQS ivykiai tQ paGi2
dienQ vienoje parapijoje. Die
,o ApveizdoS paropija ryt
hirzelio II d. net keturis Svar-
biuS ir retuS at>itikimuS mini.
Klebono iSleistuves.
Gerb. kun. kIeb. IgnaS Al
haviGiuS, didziojo karo pra
c.lioje atvykeS IS RomoS, kur
lis Iank6 univerSitctQ, atoS
togom& j AmerikQ, niekuome1
np<itikGjo kad jam ticks il
giaus Gia uztukti, 0 net II ap-
;,i@yventi. Lil:imas kitaip l@-
l.lG. Karas ncIoido @rlZti Re-
mon, o is ten Lietuvon. il j.
}riverStaS buvo apSi4yv"nti
Chicagoje.
Gal Jam ir Skau>Iu buvo taip
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

Beveik visi tie jaunuoliai
pareiske moro siekti aukstes-
MO mokslo ir tai katalilSiSl1o-
Sc aukstesnese mokyklose, a.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-10

Jonas Damkus, ~.
Bronislovas Krizevicius,
Kazimieras Kupris,
PranciSkus Lukosius,
Stanislovas Mikolaitis,
Jonas Mileris,
, Antanas MatijoSaitis,
Petras Musneckis,
Jonas Papievis,
Bronislovas Racrrskas,
PranciSkus Savickis,
Petras Sireikis,
IAdomas Tamosauskas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
Secrets of the MoUieS Revealed

@. Against what star has the
producing company employing him
obtained an injunction to prevent
his joining another organization?
A. The company employing Ro-
dolrh Valentino recently obtained
an injunction preventing Valentino
from giving his services to any 9TH
er company during the lifetime of
his present contract. According TO
his employers contention, the star
contracted to appear for a stated
period for $3.50 a week. but be-
came dissatisfied and demanded
81 900 a week. When this was re-
fused, he threatened to jump. Hence
the injunction. Valentino is re-
ported TO have said he would starve
rather than work again for the COM
pany who holds his contract
@. How were the first talking
pictures made?
A A talking machine. synchro-
nized with the film, reproduced the
stage and the ordinary theater
stage?
A. The ordinary theater stage is
voices of the actors. It was regu-
lated according to the speed of the
film by a dial which corresponded to
a similar dial on the protector.
@. What IS chief difference in
construction between the movie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
LASALLE

Those who have seen Jackie Coo
gan in Trouble" his latest picture
that is now showing at the LaSalle.
probably will never forget the court
room scene in which the little actor
does a tremendous piece of acting.
He is cast as an orphan in "Trou-
BILE" and has been adopted into a
home OF a plumber, and is later
called upon to testify against his
foster father for wife-beating. So
intense is the child's acting in this
particular scene that when his ten
minutes taken 10 describe the fght
from the time it started until he
brought it TO an end, many of the on
lockers eyes were filled with tears
But throughout the five reels Of this
fine picture, you'll find three smiles
for every tear
A splendid cast has been assemb-
led in support of the little star, with
Wallace Berry and Gloria Head in
the leading roles.
On Wednesday and Thursday Jack
Holt comes in his newest. starring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS

above laid down. there yet remain
certain other requirements which
he must meet before he can expect
-O make the college team.
The first Is weight. A high school
star OF the first magnitude may be
h0peieHly barred from success in
college football. simply because he
lacks the weight necessary 20 fight
On anything Ike even terms with
the men he IS thrown with on the
college squad
] might cite the cases Of several
men who have come under my per
sonal observation. who have gone 20
college after making au-state high
school teams. and have failed 10
make good in college through no
fault OF their own. but simply be
cause they lacked the required
weight.
And right here let me say that su-
perior weight q an asset only when
the man can handle II. a clumsy big
man may be less formidable than a
skillful little fellow. but that fact
doesn't help the little fellow much
because Il IS not the clumsy big men
who make the varsity. but rather
the big men who know how 10
handle themselves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

the same size or narrower at the
back, while the stage. on which pic
lures are taken. widens out at the
rear.
Q. What is the running time of
d. w. GrifGth's new picture lone
Exciting Night?"
a. The new picture takes two
and a half hours to run.
O. How many letters were re-
ceived in reply to a request for a
new title for ~ Little Child Shall
Lead Them ?"
A. More than II, 900 letters were
received showing that popular in
terest in the movies is in no wise
diminishing.
What has Rupert Hughes noted
American author and movie di-
rector. to say Of high-brow critics
who decry everything American as
inartistic? We feel YOU will agree
with Mr.. Hughes. Read his words
IN the answer tomorrow.
Copyright. 1922. Thompson Fea-
ture SeTvice.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

Screen
BLACKSTONE

The large audience at the Black
stone last night applauded as fine a
picture OF the Canadian Northwest
as has been seen here in some time.
THE Valley of Silent Men" is the
name Of the great drama. and so in
tense is the story, so swift the action
and so impressive the settings, that
the onloOker seems 10 live the story
rather than merely watch its deve-
lopment The production has been
filmed ia the Rocky mountains Of
Canada. in the same place described
by James oliver CurwoOd. in his
celebrated novel upon which the pic
ture is based.
In the feature role Of a French
Canadian girl. Alma Rubens ac-
quites herself creditably. Lew Cody
is given a prominent role, playing
the part Of Corporal James Kent,
while Joe King, George Nash and
Miro Alageroni play the remaining
roles
The director has lost none of the
punch or thrill of the original story
which deals with a Canadian girl
who devotes her life to eXonerate
the man who. TO save her brothers
life, assumes responsibility for a
murder Of which the latter is ac-
cused. 1t is a virile. pulsing drama
of the Northwest, where honor is
ever triumphant in the battle of
strong men.
The extra attraction on the Black.
stone screen is being enthusiastically
received by the people of South Bend
The first chapter of a series of IN
usual screen subjects was shown
yesterday along with The Valley OF
Silent Men" This picture entitled
THE Leather Pushers," features
Reginald Denny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
CASTLE

snow Shoe Trail. the superb
drama OF the Wilderness with Jane
Novak, a beautiful young star in the
feature role. viii be seen az the
Castle today and tomorrow. Ii tells
a great story Of the North entirely
original. different. and full>of gen
uine feeling and absorbing interest
The character OF the girl. as por-
trayed by Jane Novak. viii live for
ever and the stirring scenes. the
vital plot. VIII cling in your memory
Later In the week Jackie COogan
the youngest star. comes in his
latest picture Trouble" and While
Satan Sleeps" a stirring heart-dra
ma, starring Jack Holt finishes out
the Castle week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
High Star NJ us t
Learn to A CT and
Think With Speed
Devine Says Youngster Must
Fit Self Both Mentally
and Physically.
BY AUBREY DEyNE.
Alf-AmcriCa 1921 Captain Iowa
1921 nRir Tom ChamniOns.

lW@At AhAa ANAA AAAtAAtt AlANAANs
In preparing himself 20 make the
college team che high school star
must first az all DC himself physical
" and mentally for the stress and
strain OF collegiate football
Physical and mental fitness come
first. and with these. as rule. you
may expec- TO find confidence. In
fact. confidence In himself may be
said 90 Be included in the players
mental fitness
Having laid this foundation, the
player must develop greater speed
than was ever demanded Of him in
his most strenuous high school COM
hats. Tie must develop speed not only
in action. but in thinking as well,
AID above all he mus school him
SELF % keep his head p the same
every minute during practice as
well as do regular games.
Many Arc Badly Coached.
The newcomer from high school
must remember what the coaches
tell him AZ college he VIII find that
there are 200 many men on the
squad 90 allow the coaches tine TO
20 around amongst the men night
after night telling each Individual
the same thing over and over again
Coaches arc looking for the men
who reTncmber 90 do as they are
told And righ- this connect on is
where the Players natural aptitude
for football az what is sometimes
su-d football sense" reveals itself
III DE has r.. the Instructions az the
COACHES viii bring q out.
Speed Most Essential.
Assuming that the high school
rnyer has met al The requirements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
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