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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29

Corporation, Inc, passed aESsfore z.
r. Newell, Deputy Clerk Of Court
and Notary Public, Tensas Parish.
La, dated March Is, 1920, and re-
corded March 26th, 1920. in Mort
cage Book "Y" folio - ct seq. OF
Records Of Tensas Parish, Louis
iasa.
Terms Of sale: Cash; without ap-
praisement.
(Signsd) JOHN HUGHES,
Sheriff Tensas Parish, La.
By A. G. BONDURANT, Dy.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29
w. w. BURNSIDE, LIQUIDATOR
OF BANK OF NEWELLTON
IN LIQUIDATION
ROBERT Y. NEWELL ST.. NAT
URAL TUTOR EFT AL

PUBLIC NOTICE = hereby given
that BY virtue Of . wit Of Ssts1re
and Sale, issued by tho above
named Honorable Court, in the above
styled matter. have seized and will,
on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Jan.
uary. A. D. 1928, offer for sale at the
Court House door, in the Town OF st
Joseph, in this Parish and State, be-
tween the hours Of II o'clock Q. n
and I o'clock p. m. 70 tie last and
highest bidder. the following d
scribed property, situated in the Par
ish Of Tsnsas, State Of Louisiana,
and seised in the above styled and
numbered suit, to-wit:
A certain lot and residence in
the Town Of Newellton, La, bound
ed on. the North by Verona Lane.
East By lot Of Mrs. Bernice Serio,
South by Routhwood Lots, and
West by lot Of DR.. D. b. Alverson,
together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: for cash, to the lasa
and highest bidder.
JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff
st. Joseph, La, December 18th, 1879.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29
n - n Carss Malaria Chills
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Bilious FOvoe.
STOP THAT ITCHING

There 10 . lot Of skin trouble among
school children this fall We viii sci.
you . jar Of Blue Star On . guarar-
tee for Itch, Ecssma. letter OF
Cracked Hands, Ringw6rm. Old
Sores and Sores on School Children.
Will not stain clothing and las .
pleasant odor. 80
St Joseph Drug Co., Ltd.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29

We do job work p. d. q.-(prettily,
daintily. quickly.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29
TREsPASS NOTICE.

Public Notice u hereby given that
"PALO ALTO" and "BEN GAUL'
Plantations, in the Ed ward Of Ten
sas parish, La, are posted agains
CAMPING, HUNTING and TRAP
PING. Violatoss viii b prosecuted
AYERS TIMBER CO., INC.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29

WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Tensal
Tenth District Court
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29
Jui:e:.l Advertisement.
LlQUlDATu.:S NOTICE.
State of Louisiana Parish Of Tensas
Tenth District Court.

In Matter Of Liquidation Of Bank
of Waterproof.
Public Nbtiee is hereby. given,
That H. B. Conner, special agent
and Liquidator of the Bank OF Water
proof, In Liquidation, has filed his
Fist Account in sail Liquidation.
Now, therefore, unless written op-
pcs ition thereto De Eied liz my offi' G
within ten days after filing hereof,
same will be homo.'gatet NJ riayeu
for
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court this goth day Of December,
1922.
A. B. RATCL.FF.
Clerk 10th Dist Court.
st. Joseph, La, Dec. goth, 1922.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-12-29
TRESPASS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, That
Botany Bay plantation, Tensas par
ish, La. is posted against hunting,
and general tuespassing. Violators
will be prosecuted.
C. C. BROOKS, Owner.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
REUNION POLITICA

En- la residencia de don Jose Mon
serrate Flores, en- Puerta de TERRA,
sc llev0 efecto, en- Ii noche del
microbes, una reunion de In Vanguar-
dia Unionista, secci6n del poblado.
habiendo concurridO gran nlhnero de
correligionarios Y habiendose tratado
asuntQs de verdadera importancia La
casa del amigo Flores estaba adorna-
da con banderas V retratos de pr0ce
res uniOnistas, fiameando gallarda la
ensefia puertorriquefa. En- ell acto
que fue muy cordial, hicieron su in
greso a nuestro partido, los socialis-
tas Juan Jose Torres Juan Madero
Y el republicanO Francisco Ruiz. Fue
acuerdo endosar al Comite Executive
de In Vanguardia, para que este 10
endose al Comite Local del partido,
ell nombre del joven Manuel Perez
AgrinzOny, SecretariO de la Vanguar-
dia de Puerta de TERRA, para ocupar
ell puestO de escribiente del Registro
Civil, vacante por la renuncia del que
10 desempe1aba, Huestro compafiero
Pedro r. de Diego Este cargo esta
desempefado actualmente, interina-
mente, por el seiior Deogracias
Izquierdo, encargado del re-
gistro de las defunciones. FL seilor
de Diego disfruta de sualdo hasta el
dfa tiltimo. En- la reunion Sc propu-
so tambien, por ell senior Echevarry
ell nombre del senior Luis Colombani,
pero este anunci6 que no podfa acep-
tar dicho cargo. Su hermano, ell Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
POR Ia CORTE De D|STR|TO

ticado ell este case. aprueba Ii: fian
"a prestada por el demandaib, Y or
dena que qucde sin efccta el embargo
sobre los $500 en- efectivo, deposita
dos en The National City Bank.
Juan Garcia. Aut. judicial. La
Ccrtc autoriZa Juana Garcia Y 8
Antonio SalGvarrfa Elias, para que
como madres con patria potestad so
bre suS memories hij0S, reciban el I'M
porte del cr6dito a que Sc refiere eSta
petici6n, V OtOrguen cGrta' de pago y
cancellation total de la hipoteca, de-
bienlo depositarse Ell la Corte 81 di
nero correspondence los memories, pa
ra darle adccuad;, inversion,
Octlhre 3-Ricardo Casals VS.. An
Selina Rosario. Desahucio. La Corte
concede al demandGnte pr6rroga dl
20 dias para preparar Ia transcript
ci0n del caso. Il los cfectos de la ape
lGci6n.
A. Seril Y Go. VS. r. .Borras y Co
Cobro de dinero. A peticion de la
demandante Sc anota la rebeldfa de
los demandadOs V Sc registra senten-
cia contra dichas demandGdos para
que 6stos paguen Ia denandante Ia
suma reclamada de $777.33, mas de
$500 de cost&s intereses Iegales des-
de la fecha de la radicaci6n de la de
mandA.
The Porto Rico Drug Go. VS. Ar
naldo V RoSado. Cobro de dinero. La
Carte decreta ell asegur&miento de Ia
ofectividatl la sentencia.
Ell pueblo VS.. Venancio Cruz. HON.
vol. CelebradO el juicio por iurado
fu6 doclarado culpable de homicide
involuntario, V la Corte sen&l6 ell 9
1hl corriente para dictar la senten-
cia.
Octubre 4.--El pueblo vs. Bias Ro-
SariO. HON. vol. ReunidO ell juradO Y
habiendo declarado el m6dico, Sc ST.
bresey6 el case a petici0n del fiscal
Floren&ino Vilaronga. Nom. defen-
sor judicial. La Corte nOmbra de-
ila Candida Villalongo, defensora iu.
dicial de los memories Pablo, Eladi&
Cornelio, Medardo, Benigno, Dionisio
Andrea y Estebam Villalongo Y Aceve,
do.
Antonio Portela Silva VS. Pedro San
tana Y esposa. Ejec. hipotec&rio. la
Corte Ordena SO requiera de pago 9
los demandados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
Ia NOvELA De HOY
Una biblioteca utiIisima para la gente
que viaja.

La vida moderna impone una gran
agitacion, una eXtraordinaria movili-
dad; no hay quien no tenga que hacer
dos tres viajes en- tranvia, en- qua
guas, en- lanchas, Ell auto, todos los
dias aqui, quien dice aqui, dice en-
cualquier poblaci6n de importancia de
la Isla.
Ell viajar poE sitios nuevos es deli
cioso, pero esos viajes cotidianos, por
ell mismo sitio, en- el mismo vehiculo,
la misma hora, no tiene mayormen-
tie interes para ell viajero. Queda el
recurso de refugiarse en- la lectura, y
ESQ es 10 que hace toda persona que
guste de aprovechar el tempo. Des-
pues de todo, esa hora esas dos no
ras que todos tenemes que dedicar to-
dos los dias il de nuestra casa al 81
tito donde trabajamos, no pueden ser
mejor aprovechadas que leyendo algo.
1 Para ESQ, La Novela de Hoy, ha
ideado ell formato ideal para la biblio-
teca del viajero. Son unos tomitos de.
liciosamente ilustrados por los pri-
meros dibujantes de Espana, tomitos
que tienen tamano discreto para ser
guardados en- un bolsillo de la chaque-
ia, sin hacer bulto. Y son los prime
ros novelistas de Espana los colabora
dores de esa biblioteca que ha lanza-
do a la circulation obras de Eugenio
Noel, de Carlos Mico, de Cristobal de
Castro, de Emilio Carrere, del Caba
Hero Audaz, de Jose Frances, de Pc
dro Mata, de Hoyos y Vinnet de Al
vara Retana.
Ell precio de estos primorosos libri-
tos, no puede ser mas adecuado al
proposito que Sc busca: diez centa-
vos ejemplar Y para difundir la cir
culaci6n de estos deliciosos libritos,
Cantero, Fernandez Y Ca, que los tie
ne la venta en- sus librerias, los sir
We tambien por correo, mediante el pa
go adicional de diez ! centavos para
franqueo. Diez centavos, cualquier
numero de ejemplares que pida ell in
teligente lector.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

nor Jorge Colombani. secretario del
Comisionado de Beneficencia Munich
pal. apoy0 Ia candidatura del sefior
AgrinZony. La Vanguardia Unionista
de Puerta de TERRA, como las Otras
Nanguardias. estdn en- todO con ell
Presidente de la Junta Central, seiior
Antonio Il. Barcel6 v con ell presiden-
te del COmite Local seiior Celestino
Iriarte, j. Es decir, son buenos uniO-
niStas, y aunque la mayorfa son inde-
pendentistas, no han pensado, nj pen
saran ingresar en- el fldmdRtc partido
NaciOnalista cuyo fin, segGn Sc ha de-
jado yer In oreja. tiende solamente a
debilitar al partido unionista, que ne.
cesita estar hoy mas compacto que
nunca. Adelante sehores de Ia Van
guardia Unionista lie PGerta de Tie
IRA. FLORIMAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
EN- THE MUSIC TRADES"

ESta impOrtante Revista &rtfstica
de Nueva York, trae en- planas prefe-
rentes algunas de las fotograffas que
public6 hace algdn tempo Ell IMPAIR
CIAL en- sus pdginas grdficas, del ele
gante establecimiento de m1sica de
A. Mesorana y CO.. cuy& information
ha sido reproducida en- la importantt
publication.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
SecciGn segltHdd

Stbre. 30.-Juana Francisco Corti-
10. Decl. herederos. La Corte decla-
IA GnicOs universities herederos dt
Jusna Francisco Cortijo a slls hernia
nos Pedro Celestino, Jose Gabino
Anastacio, Dionisio, Martina en- re-
presentation de Aniceta Cortijo, a Su
sobrina Salustiana Manso, Y cl CON
yuge Martin AndrayIo Flores, Ell la
Quota usufructuaria legal.
Monserrate Acevedo, Dolores Colon.
Bias Lopez, Juan Diaz, Sebastian Gar
cfa vs. Lfnea F6rrea del Oeste. (cin-
co c&sos.) DaiIOs perjuicios En-
estos cinco casos Y de acuerdO con la
moci0n de desistimiento presentada
Dor los abogados de los litigantes, la
Corte ordena ell sobreseimiento de es-
tOs asos, con coStaS a cGda parte.
Francisco Calzada VS. Bienvenido l..
de Victoria. CObrO de dinero.
De acuerdo con la petici0n de este
demsndante, la Corte Ordena que ell
SecretariO eXpida al marshal una or
den para ejecutar Ia sentencia.
Octrlbre 2.-El pueblo VS.. Juan Cruz
Gomez, asesinato. Qued6 sometidG a
la aprobaci0n de la Corte la eXposi
ci6n del case. la COrte se1ala fian.
"a de $5,0O000 ii acusadIo para su
libertad provisional.
El pueblo vs. Juan Rivera Quino
nes. Inf. art. 152 FL acusado neg6
la acusaci6n solicito juicio par jul
RADIO.
Ell pueblo Us. Gregorio Hernandez.
violaci6n Celebrsdo el juiciO por jul
RADIO, fu6 heclarado culpable la Cor
te seilal6 el 8 de cctubre para la SEN
tencia.
LOgia Eslab6n de Borinquen VS.. Co
mission de Indemnizsciones Obreros.
INDUCTION. Los abogadOs de las par
tes ell este case comparecen y discu-
ten suficientemente acerca de las ale
gaiones de esta petici6n Y de los ma
| tivos que tiene la dem&ndada para
que no Sc conceda ell INDUCTION perma-
nente. La Corte solicita de los abo-
| gados memorandum. para resolver
pudiendd presentarlOS dentrO del ter
| mino que ellos convengan
DIR. Bias c. Herrero VS.. Pedro RO-
tdrigueZ. CObrO de dinerO. Ia Corte
declara con lugar la moci0n solicitan-
do ell levantamientO de embargo prac-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
REGRESO LA COMISION

Los SeMores Barcel6 y TraviesO,
pues Fl senior Coll Y Cuchf regres6
antes. volvieron aver de su excursion
Il una parte de la isla para obtener
fondos con que mantener >proSeguir
la campala acorlada por IL direction
del partido unionista y So mueStran
satisfechOS del GXito obtenido. El res
to de In isla que queda por recorrer
sera visitado en- la pr0Xima semana,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
Sc ALQUILA
o Sc ARRIENDA

Una casa acabada de construir en- la
carretera de Lola, Stop "A.
COlinda con los terrenos de Mr.. w.
BOrda, esta cercada de alambre y tie
ne 5000 metros de terreno, sembra-
do parte de frutOs memories.
Es un sitio sanO muy ventilado
con buen vecindariO a Orilla de-
carretera.
Lame al telefonO "a escriba al
apartado BAG, San Juan.--n-a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

LISTA AVANZADA DE LOS PASA-
JEROS QUE SALDRAN DE NEW
YORK CON DESTINO A ESTE
PUERTO Ell Ola Z DEL CORRIEN-
TIE. EN- Ell VAPOR "PHILA-
DELPHIA".
Sra. Josefina Fernandez, Srta. Ro-
sario Blanco, Srta. America VaZqueZ
Michael Orzananos, Pedro Caballero
Thomas Acosta, Mr.. Orsini, John Ce-
rezo Srta. Alice Lougier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
MAY DROP CELTlCS FROM
CAGE LEAGUE At SHORE
Atlantic city Plans Young Blood
for Eastern Circuit

Atlantic City. N. J., Dec. 2O.---All
indications point to the release of the
worlds champion original Gel les as the
representative team OF Atlantic City in
the Eastern League. Marvin a. Riley,
Sr., new owner Of the resort franchise,
came to this conclusion last night fol :
lowing the thorough examination OF
players contracts, which call for an ag .
grcgatc salary Of 5000 minus any other
expenses.
Marvin A. Riley, Jr., manager for the
Atlantic City club. who was given full
authoroity to make a statement. de.
clnrc,l: II will send the Furey brothers
contract today Offering the team $4OO.
and not a penny more. have my doubts
about the Celtics accepting my bid for
their services. Should they refuse to
play for $4OO. then will go out after
en- entire new club. Their acceptance
Of the offer would be a bigger surprise
to me than to them.
''Should the lCeltics be released, then
will scout out and get new players.
George OberhOlzer and Joe Mangold,
local boys, have been highly recommend
ed to me. They have played good bas.
Ike, ball in Atlantic City, and | may give
them a trial. Then again Allen Bosslcr
has been pointed. out to me as a clever
all. around player. All that remains
now is for me to hear from the Furty
brothers to-day. Their answer will tell
me by whom Atlantic City will be rep
resented in the Eastern League"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
merton WHITES
STILL IN LEAD
Top lnterciub Soccer League
Race by Five.Point
Margin
ART CLUB WHIST WINNER

E,vEN though beaten. 1 to 0. after
~ hectic struggle by the Philadel.
phia Cricket Clubs "white" team, the
Merton Cricket Club whites" are still
lending in the race for the 1nterclub
Soccer League championship by a mar.
gin Of five points over the Germantown
first eleven and the Philadelphia
"Whites," which combinations are tied
for second place.
The University Of Pennsylvania
Saturday, IL fourth with eight points,
fifth with six.
The Merton "Maroons." the senior
tenn of the Main Line club. Is close on
the heels of the Jerseymen with five
points, though they have won only
single game this season. Three drawn
contests, however, added a trio OF
points to their total.
The Philadelphia Cricket Club
Reds" though looking like a strong
tenn on paper, are bringing up the renr
with not even one victory to their credit
and only draw to give them a single
point th.t prevents an absolutely blank
tHiIy SnecC. lne ItcUS UOWet 10 the
MoOrestown outfit on Saturday by a g
too count after a we'll played crap.
pie.
Germantown and the Merton MA.
rooms" battled to n 90 tie on a slippery
field that prevented anything like nc.
cnratc shooting for goal by either side.
In the second division the MOOres-
town second team continues on its vic.
tOriOus wny, beating the Princeton Club
on Saturday by 4 goals to O and re.
manning the only undcfented eleven in
either section OF the league.
The University of Pennsylvania Re-
serves handed the Merton "Grecns" a
sound tronncing. 7 to 0. while the
Merton "Blucs" barely noscd out the
Philadelphia Cricket Clubs third entry.
| to o.
, The Princeton Club still clings tn
.Moorestown I'd, with the Merton
Blues" in third place two points below
the Tiger ~"grads,v and in tie with
the Germantown second aggregation.
The Red and Blue Reserves are close
up, only one point back of the Orange
and Black and Mannheim contenters,
while the Philadelphia Cricket Clubs
third entry Is next. only one point in
arrears.
The Merton "Grecns," Just or.
ganized this year and with a personnel
thai changes from game to game, are
bringing up the rear with one game
captured out Of ten played.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
Leadership Be Changed After Game Tonight

that record, but he did his best. Dur:
ing the two seasons that Majors toiled
on the hill Tom lost twenty out OF
twenty -four games, which isn't losing
record to be scOffed at.
While Majors dropped out OF the
public eye completely, Sheehan went
back to the Southern League and com.
piled an impressive winning record. He
was promoted TO the American Asso.
ciotion. and still continued In his win:
ming why's. In fact, be was 90 good
that severn. ball clubs began bidding
for his services.
Sheehnn is a burly young man,
capable Of heavy work. II he come
up to fast company he'll get enough Of
II to suit him.
boston Wants Meyer
Another ex- -Mackman who will prob.
ably come back to the big time Is
Catcher Bill Meyer. Boston Is offering
pug .nosed Al Walters In trade for him,
and the deal will probably. go through.
arm Is pretty fair. but he never has
been hitter who Knocked down
fences. But. for that matter. Walters
has always been n weak sister with
the stick himself, NO the trade will in
all probability react to the Red S0x
advantage.
Meyer was q regular Athletic back.
stop in the days just prior to the
regime Of 81 Perkins.
The third possibility for Advancement
is Jim McAvOy. who came and went
with such mOnotOnOus regularity n few
years ago. McAvoy altcrnated between
the Athletics and Baltimore until Mack
finally gave him his unconditional re.
lease. Jim has been one of the cogs in
Dunn's pennant- winning machine and
one of the three players he offered to
sell to the majors.
Just what measure of SUCCESS Me-
Avoy would make in the big league Is
prOblematical.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
.MACK'S CkST-0FFS
EAGERLY SOUGHT
Sheehan, Meyer and MoAvoy
Slated for Promotion TO
Big League
BENTON TO BE BOUGHT

THE majors are angling for two ball
4 players whom they kicked out into
the cold some years back-seeking them
tearfully and prayerfully. One Of the
sought after. stars is that Southern in
tellectnal colossus. John ''Rube" Ben.
ton. The other Is Tom Sheehan. who
once toiied 50 hard and unsuccessfully
for Connie Mack.
benton Ia a war Scared veteran. Tie
II pitcher Of the left handed per.
suasion. who has more power In his
nrm than In the resting place for his
When he was with the Giants Ben.
ton brought more gray hairs into John
McGraw's thatch than any one else
on the team, barring. possibly. "PhH"
Douglas. Benton loved the wine when
1t was red and the lights when they
were bright. and he didn't care n lot
whether he won or lost ball games,
80 long as he had a good time.
Benton Can Pitch
Perhaps his tenure of service in the
American Association has worked n
gentle and reforming influence on John
Benton. II 1t has he will be worth.
while ASSET to any club, for he can pitch
good ball when he has a mind to.
1t will be remembered that Ben
ton accused Buck Herzog Of offer.
ing him money to throw ball games.
"Isuck' denied the accusation bitterly.
and pointed to his long and honorable
record in baseball as a refutation Of
the charge. An investigation clca red
the "Cantaioupe King but It left a
black smear on Benton's 'srutcbeon.
1sit al those things are being for.
gotten. The "Rube" has been going like
house on fire. and as there are 10 few
pitchers of worth to be had in the
minors, the big fellows are willing to
forget the past, II Benton doesn't revert
to 1t.
Last year the three best beavers In
the National League were southpaws--
Rixey. Cooper and Rcuth4r--so the
acquisition OF any good wrong -fisted
finger Is hailed with cheers and delight.
Sheehan's Comebark.
Tom Sheehan wns with the Athletics
in pre- war days. lie came at the same
time that Jack Majors. the Talladega
string bean. flashed his wares on the
startled public. and between them the
two youngsters piled up a losing record
that still stands as record.
Majors, who had been given big
league trial on the strength Of six-
teen Inning nO.hit game down in the
sticks. outclassed Sheehan as a loser.
He won his first game, and then lost
twenty five In q row during two sea.
sons. Sheehan couldn't quite equal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20

all
there will no monv signs of relief
among the coaches md members Of
tbc diffcrent ath,otic ton ma In tho Pub.
liz U;rh Schoo, T encmn lust osk
como ~ ,b., nIov,rs ,,,h', .oro o,,oscd
l,;m, ~, -" ,pnn., o,I f.'thou GoiJ
IIo "" ,,a. ' nv al ,r",'r., . othI'.', ,,.h,,
,o ~ ,n, wa" .. u" .n,nr ao"nu u.ai "'' ",,,, ois.,
~ M."s VI sru"'nr s.'V NJ. ar, n.u'' ,o
n H.; his a;s .r"sh'nan year a. west Lh'y; t:,;
Iiis vnrs''y career s'arteG III tne ih''
oI I'-o. ne chn,e ou. Lor IN" soc.
Ger t"''h anu maze hrSt strihs SUP
on the GhaimI'ohship> team OF inc ssa.
son. lie did not get ms i"'ter tha'
year, as ne did not get into the re-
CURED number OF games.
One day In the off season. McCiean
putting the shot. McClcan heavcd the
plli lnrther thhh the other stndrn's,
.s Gu. th;s .vont "M VIM """ "'' MO ''>@'
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BroKe Shot'lut Atecorq
Mr.. Evans had charge Of the gym
class at the time, and he was also
coach Of the track team. He offered
treat to the boy who could beat kim
in the shOt-put Mr.. Evans was an
athlete of no mean ability in his
younger days. Mclean promptly took
him up and had no trouble in tossing
the shot further than his tencher,
MCLEAN was instructed to report for
track practice. which was being held
regularly In the school gym. While
coaching he improved rupidly. When
the indoor "Quads" were held in March
of that year, McCleai. SURPRISED by
winning the event.
He went through the outdoor season
without II defeat. md Mt the ''quads"
in June, 1921. he not only won his
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Committee NAMED FOR
XMAS BILLIARD FUND
Hoppe viii Play Mayer rhvPsdsy
at Hudson ParIors

Arrangements are complete for the
1872 balkline billiard match Thurs.
day evening at the Hudson Recreation
Parlors. between Willie Hoppe. worlds
champion, and Joseph Mayer, former
amateur titleholder. A committee Of
sixteen met yesterday at the Hudson
rooms and decided to turn the pro-
ceeds Of the match over to city orga nj :.
zntion engaged in buying Christmas
gifts for the poor children.
Hoppe appeared here last week in
an exhibition against Charles Peterson,
Of st.. Louis. The champion agreed to
come here again this week to help along
the cause for which Mr.. Mayer is
sponsor.
The committee. in charge IL Miss
Catherine Haywood, Mrs. Ralph MUIR
ray. Mrs. Henry Bergman, Mrs. Joseph
Mayer, Mrs. Edward Neal, Ralph Muir.
ray. Joseph Mayer. Walter Dunn,
Frederick 8. Hoysy, AIRY Bos. George
Edward Neal and Charles A. HnIpen.