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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-05
CONFESSIONS
OF A MOVIE
STAR
UNTIL THAT DOUBT is GONE
CHAPTER LXXVI
III TOOK naturally to the MOVIES

III TOOK, naturally to the movies
Jimmy continued. 81 succeeded
from the first as a bad man. My
face is my fortune.
Motherdear stopped this bitter
speech with:
"But why didn't you come to US,
to your old friends, at once, upon
your return to this country?"
Il don't think | can tell you, Mrs.
Scott Jimmy Rose abruptly. ST.
lence ensued except for the sound of
his footsteps as he made the circuit
hi the room.
The walls of Motherdear's bou-
doir where l was passing my conva-
lesence are covered with stills" of
her daughter. And | smiled, behind
my bandages, to think that Jimmy
couldn't look anywhere without meet
ing my pictured gaze.
But he made no comment. When
ne returned to his chair he changed
the subject abruptly:
Mrs Scott, tell me the worst
about Mayw
"She may be blind for-life!"
Motherdear lost control of her
voice. | went on with the explana-
ton:
Unless specialist can help me.
Two specialists, | should say. Unless
an expert in facial surgery can
patch me up, my screen career is
ended. But the man who did over
Roses chin can perform miracles!"
I've no faith in miraclesP' said
blunt Jimmy. "But with somebody
to work for, l might have consid-
cradle faith in myself
Jimmy, you're dear boyv
| heard Motherdear rise.
i believe in you. I've so much
faith in you that l think I'll not
give you any advice. Trust your
own judgment" she stopped before
adding the familiar slang, SON.
Then she left the room.
jimmy began where he had left
OIL to summon Motherdear
You ought to have a man in the
family to take care of you, May!
And | need somebody to work for.
we ought to make successful COM
bination."
i have my own pride, JIMMY"
MY voice was shrill with hysteria.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-05
Now tell what the trouble" said the Fairy Queen
A QUA RREL.

you cannot be happy?" she asked Sc
verely.
81 would be happy if it wasn't
for this fellow" said the first kite.
He knows | am the most important,
but he won't say So"
why, I've been written about in
all the history books down on the
earth and the children study about
me.
"I'm the kite that carried the cord
that pulled the rope that drew the
cable that started the bridge"
ooh, goodnessw cried the second
kite, we've heard it million
timesr
Then he turned to the Fairy
Queen.
CAS- for me, your majesty I am Ben
Jamin Franklin's silk kite he said.
i went up into the clouds during
storm and discovered electricitYw
And he held himself SO staight
that he nearly fell over backwards.
The Twins wondered how the
Fairy Queen was going to decide the
question. But Buskins said to wait,
ITO Be Continued.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-05
Acid Stomach
For 10 Years
Now q Different Woman
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

qfRStEyESFasSeS EaE0Hso
'sMy wife was great sufferer from
acid stomach for 10 years. writes
Fl. d. Crippen, shut Is a ditferen
woman since taking Eatonic."
Sufferers from acid stomach'-let
Eatonio help you also. Il quickly
takes up and carries out the excess
soidity and gases and makes the
stomach cool and comfortable. You
digest easily, get the full strength
from your food, feel well and strong,
free from bloating, belching, food
repeating, etc. Big box costs only o
trifie with your druggists guarantee
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BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

number of mico playing iu tho nour| b.n alc aasod.
 "Hwe any of you Che distinction l or being acquainted uith Sir Robert Fuhnught Spotlight WigsIeul Tmouao2"
 "Ii you moan Hungry Bob we ali know hIm m.d one of Che party Continuing Che speaker m'd. "Wo. lo0 Hm hero two or throc trips ago when am old fama'o mouse coppoi him and took h.m mp town. HIs wifo|
 and children wore asking about him m Vancouver but they seemed gIal hc had not como back ue is about Ono 'aHcat old lollor living and hla families scattered aii over Ono oolat fhat havo canned him because ho won't provide for thom but iugIau ou doing nothing and oHtIue ali Che grub hIa wives carry home to Che young ones. He win stay any place hc Is lod And. by tho way Chat Sir Robert business is an rot He never had a uuc and ia known an over as Hungry Bob. Che Mormon
 "Thauk you a0 much" whImpcrod old Lady Mouse as she lo0 Che steamer and started hack Go Che rose tamaut TO herself she said. "Thc old dece.ycr, Iu az Che old loaior so ho has families scattered an around Che pIee.sh old rluttou. Just woIt ull ] see him and he win think Che house has fallen down 0n him. Che moan old nirt And me stnung myself for nearly a month to keep him stuffed with daIuues. Tl Sir Robert him. Why ho is worso chan old BIl Mouse who made mo live iu church and almost starved mo to death whar whar wbar'
 Whom old Lady got back to Che restaurant and before ahc had rccov- orod hor breath her guest asked hcr :. 1T hc had brought anything to oat . And Chat is whom aho broke loose. Othor mice had seen her on Che war- path be.0ro but never iiho she was thon sho abused him. spIt iu his face. scratched hIs ears and uit him . an oycr The other mice all eath- orcd around t0 uaou and rIgglc. Finally and when old Lady wos an tired out and Hungry Bob had not even tried to defend hlmaoif she aiI "What ] have done to you is nothing to what win do if you arc mol aboard Chat steamer when it pulls ouL for win scratch your eyes out you miserable old sponge Now. got out before ] tear you into .rina'"
 Hungry Bob went and stood not on ! Che order of hIs going Ho made Che atoamor an right noahng aboard so hat n0nc of Che steamer mice would see him. for ho knew that thcy would jolly him something awful
 After Hungry Bob had loft thc restaurant old Lady Mouse said Go . Che others: "lf one of you eyer darc mention Sir Robert to me lu make a rough house that win scaro you ,o doafh nov. romemebori" Then she went t0 her nest in thc wall and cried aI night and holf the next day.
 Crhc cndl
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s.H. ... "... I.".." for u.... ... r. IT.. following from t.. U.. N TT. .".r city.
 Dawson . .... ... .Hr.-.ruI.. n. .. .. ..-0.U ...-...... r. m r na.. ... bonn. ... u... ...r.....
 H .. | r.rr.r. ... ..". . H.. III. .. .... II. .. e.. flower. and
 ...... .... -. "."u ... m... cabin. and ... . ."...
 WH....... r.N.. E.r.. F..r bank. nm. ....- rH.... town. r.ss begun n win fam. b. their .0-. ." r. .". They r.. gained I.. 0. visitors |.e H.
 .H ". . f.." f. .-u ..". "" ... -..- ..r N.rH..u| ... . Ur....r r.r. I.r. .H. homo. a .. pare .. .0e eHn...H.
 Tn. ....- trick .He ..r o. trr... .. -.mH.. .I signs o.  . good r... ... H.. ... homo and HHHH ..r .. r..lH.s and rrnrr. H HHr and pay H.I II. devote individual a...r- Hrr .a n.. --.uur Those who rr. .| n|.r I.. Le. H slide. way ID. living nH h. .0n..l- .ref n. Ie... ID. inhibition ar IUe sa.rt .... 0.....r. Us. and on.r- e.H. re.n.. I.a I ..mu.Ht- rr. nm nm" community m .. H..H- oa. Interest m keeping ur .nn..r- ar..s
 Nn end .. Hu. allowed Tn eo .o ra.. m Dawson HHH.. might H. .ur.o.f especially tn Che rre ir a...r. n pretty garden. IH rr.urr ol II Io" ornamental tr. rho. t.. Hrn. and In removing from rre rr.n o.I .reuurranc0a uH... Hr. ..u. ....-
 rH... win. plan a. putting m e.r. dom. .- growing flowers H'I .r ..I Io e.. tH. n.n..r uo-. won Tn band Us nnrrH Som. wien One nuI.hI. ... n. IH rrr ..-.Ir rr. ar uor. Now Ln. ume 10
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NnI INIHU. aHIr..I. MN.'. ". poar srolier
 ! am urun to you an Co Inquire Il nor s am opening Iu r0ro town for n accomplished young lady, mwn- ing myself kin teach mn..c danc.ne ciccushw eruco and dc. pertinent. and reckon ! could koan house as weI as lhe average ou,H- cru girl who has aiway had u.s ecu to icuoud on to do Che Wul- ue. Ironing. scruhbur cooking and thc ro.t of the general homework
 am 21 ycsn or ago and lots oi .eIcn have told me am good .ooh- ing. but mon arc ouch liars ! never know whom to believe em. iloWaoro. my mirror aaurcH mo 0ul Wha. H
 ueI reIe. have brown h1.r way I6O pounds and m a nor.e., aty.
 Ng object In wanting to eIt away from GoareIa .s chat oFor um. ro ont i'm my bare feet eet .ui.nuu Iu em mul crU taught any o. Ihc above accomplishments nnt | have took dozen music lessons. can dance four miles in one hcI. and ! know | am n cIoeu.hunIsl ms whom ! rocItod "Cw.cr Shall Not Hus TO. uIehC ul a aohoo.hour moo.n ono Hmc. serOul uoau neon.. nl...I right out and oou'denl help .L IHoE told mo alterarI !. was very c. .oeuu.
 would not ho avuue to mwrtIn Ihc right man but he must ho n
 mootr ny and as accomplished aa mo. n wanted a Bube ! could QUITO have my pick of a. Ic1a. fo ol om hero. I'm mc. thnt is about aI ,HeF
 s here in Che way ol cIis.h.iuc" Euuyvay have always H.i vouIdcnt never marry mo nrmor Farmers always wi.I ol Wc.. m
 summer and ot Che mule coroI In winter rhcw
 You orc Che only pu. ou i'm Alaska | know to wrIic t1. You won. re- mmbor mo but ! sot In One second TOW oI seats Che night you .ecmoI to Ihe Y. M C. A. oI noH NIe. arht yolr ago ou Pistol Touu In Connection w.th Church Work Ann sorry ! did not hove a nueaom' .Hu. v.th you thcu so you wood have r. memhor0I me. ! wore n pink waste and had magnolia bloom aH h.r w t.u pound lard hueE.. i'm my l.re .It was mc chat sung Revive O Again s0 loud.
 Personally ! am a naUus. hn. . uouIleut object to mluT.u n decent ahrtaerau. methodist or rnr.0u cIse oantn mormon. Wou0eHl anH. mp man With uo woman .iF.n That's me every ume hole Ho. o- none
 If you an think Ile uettcr como 'H l.e.n. teI nm. Wh.. kind 0 c.oo U haI ort to ware for havc heum |It r.s auUraI cold I'm chat country |rfIt do. Ide th.nk One wImmen would ree1o Uhe.r logs if .hey ware em HH short ae theg do herc And r.eh. |hr-c ! taEc Che opportunity for .afH . hat mo matlar how alor. they war. . em. aIut got anything to hc a.Ham- Jed oE thnuE goodness
 You may wuudcr why ! a.nt been married long ago as -f H rather venerable for n e.reoi woman u th# country We.l il an- horau.
 haven't had several chances 1nd am not rcwotUn my condition Nearly au my EIri friends have boon married from to $ years and you
 usi ort t0 aco what .s iae-.ne on Io
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T. ............ ...." N
 Having accepted Che hospitality of O.a Lady Mouse hitter mes.nr lho steamer whom il lcll for skagaay Str Robert smiled lo himself aa It uu. uh0ut Ule hct layout he had rucs for lone ame and to h.m- ..lr ho uld.
 Tha Io0m good io mo and J would b. foolish io leave .t so. have ue m'aoI the boat once. , win mis- It again when it comes hHck on Che way Iu.n My word ,there Is 'iore stun 10 o.t around horc chan any n'aee hlra had for two ycaH s0 win camp hcre until thoy get w.Hc .o mc and drive mo out che aamo aa ueg have done from ail Che places ! have tried to a.op anco , became a hono
 In Ono meantime Old Lady Mouse was doing hor bo. t0 make au im- nro. .ou on Sir Robert She kept dragging in all sorts of things to eat nal she found under Ono tables i'm Che restaurant and iu Che pantry and she would say to him. "u1vo omc of h'." or "Try a b.to of thIf or "put lip over th.a' until she had nIm ao stunned ho could scarcely uIrele Al Che mmc limo she w1e moro unnsh chan ever to Che oihor m.ce t0 whom she would aay None of you ever entertained a uuel mut hut lhn lhero Ia not aa much .Ia To you a. .hore .s t0 me. And nI fhH dIi n0. aarFo Co make Ono omer mice around Ono restaurant muE any more of Che old Lady but it did cau.e thcm to want to see her .asen down peg.
 Sure enough. sir Robert missed Ono hoat on iH ro.uw voyage and madc a great hIur about being sorry. Hc HII he Was chairman of com. m.ttee to welcome % delegation of whiting mice from Seattle ot Nm .our0r and he wa. certain Che other members of lHc committee would make n moss of things if hc waa not hue. However nc said he would mako hc boa. of it and hoped ii would not nu. old Lady out t0 nu' hm uu and chat ho would jolly we'll nnr...at. her hospitality donohcr .nnN1
 And OII Lady said ahc was dc..eht cI Io have him and sho was for shl uH worry proud or having a uuod mons. for guest So aho kept c1r rn. UunIa. and laying chem hc ..r. mm and au he would do wa ... H.m and compliment hor on bcI ability n ws.Ior Th.ur wont ur quietly .ar n while and until th. Canadian steamer was duo hn0I
 nn. Tn che meantime old Ladl u.. neHnuue to Urc of rust'inl
 grub for Sir Robert who noFc
 showed any inclination to do any
 fu. Im. .If hut who WaH oIwHr ra.Iy to eat what was brought u him. And when Che hoa' had com.
 and erue nuI Sir Robert had mi r. u n.lIu both ways. Che old e.rI no rn t1 grow suspicious. eo she dc .IoI .o vHt .ho steamer heue. whom It c.mo i'm araiu and make rw umr. about her ut.cd v's Hnr This she did. for Che ncE Ume no heard lhc deep whistle o Che Canadian steamer In Che Chan mel she slipped out and went to th dock and ro. aboard tcry soon a.tc Che Houmor tad up Finding
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rEE nELEaArEs rLLK

Man Who Wut r..re What I.I Dan .'. about.
 Man uh. Wa. Tr... .Hc talked a1... nm H..r and . H.'.
 Tho rno.. ..... m. .or. o. On. aI- Ir mr|. n. uo..e.. n.u s..... lam. -. III. n..... |....r. Iu...E night whom t.. .rm.r-. .... .... m. ....... .". .-.. "... show. ......... . U... - crowd
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CDe $roIIu| <xH5.z4-


cm now lI lH. way from in l. Some %. om uro bad loeH.n nc Wuu. and tIU wawt twins notHe-
 There n another ro.on why Haul .u ec. auHr from Herr e.nl c.II m emmy o. my former aI ruI. wIou. huru to H.I and ua.en br ,H. hour To 'oa. aneo.a on ranou tnU. 0. mar l00. In bottle. worm m.I.0UH and N o.H.r u.ua uut .o. mo .uru. u
 Now ! m thinking ,hat auu raaIu Chi. you an win have nmF good IIo. o. Wlu. ann I... m IT you au t0nE e.u make ou. lo IF. tn H.t .lm. Innme here from you In o. ao.lu had to 0o .amo kind o. manual labor in o.iu .o o.. Wha. H hoI ] could .I IE ha. Iu..
 Am eIF nrH.r WIi he .HIol a. I.o U.. 0n know a. soon III. pos Hn'. whether or not mo rou. .o H.... .Ur Ior. N.HE nc.Hu''F.
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 !. s .Wus that roI-hur.I woman with you am hero s years ae1 muy kim To rou or was she your secretary or what. su
 Th. Stroller om radIr goo .HrI II Wu mot Uo for nm .o HaF0 Mics su com. to NH.a. Her memory .a ton good
 Ioaanr umo would b. uaHn. I... for su. anyway u. .nuo |. no doubt hu. Che accomplishment she credit. Iu I.u..I rN only u her own muI. She udmIH she i mo. much o. houe.o.u. al.lu.H H. Stroller I.. soon HH0.. o. just such Hou..eeno" m -Ho aou.. n. su would H. Their h0uH a- ways needed sweeping and Iuuue and Che EIl. Iu ,0em .me...l HN, cheese.
 Prom suH own account O. I.u.II and nI H.r a.n.U.IUH. ..uneH work H a1.r. aU hIas.a h.. .o otter NU u u. WHv O. employment and M. would momH.r turn mp he. nose a' ma. Lots oI n..n.. I. turn un '..E nose. whom tIOU .. u..r .uuu...0
 The Stroller Inn. mot ". replied |, sua letter. hu. win Un .I HlHu a low d.ra Tn tH. m0m.u0 1T any
 ne'. mu m... I.. m.u. ..u . ol ... n.Hr m. amy Interest in n. Georgia e. .u HnU.I ... n. |.U. H.r conn. n. ..n mnnun.. n.. u ...I and i. win h. given U...o T m. lotto. u su rH0H.r lH. s..H.r I0. mot .nnrn. .. ne coming. H. ..m.". conditions hen Hr. wholly U..... from t.0. o nHHI o.I.e. .rI .. would h. terribly Hom .E U.H-. n.H. l.n n month and orr t0........ .u0w .I.. and . boil or Ho H... ol m. mock ..e W... .m homes
 The sI0Io. IH.u. wan. su H.o
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BLANK CARTRIDGE PISTOLS

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srTEA HOT SPRINGS

VIHt Dr. r L Goddard" .mon 5uum vae.a h.o H "Hv comfort Rates sH per day and up The na.ora o. tae s.t.r uat 5wneH arc Ure...rnr anl he...h-ur"orf.n.
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.EEu GIRLS
 DON'T BE LONESOME"


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risk or accident to woman or child. Mailed PREPAID gor superior mako fl50. Blank Cartridges .22- cai shipped ozprom 0 Foe DOT 100. STAR MFG q SALES CO.,. 82l Man- hatun Ave-. Brooklyn, N F.
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WeIi made and effective Appear anco Is enough to scare BURGLARS. FRAMES DOGS etc. NOT DAN GEROUS. Can lay around without
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The scheme aI Washington Co n... .oHr. comm.s srn0r ol cln- ..n. a. revenue ou.I.r spending m. ..mm.r in A..sf WaIer and ol r..Hr. I.uIon.n.a under thcm u.ln ....u u...r..r oI deputy United sat.. m.rN.'. |. ro. . good one. tH ..um.n|.a and oUI.0a or r.tonuc ....-. I.or .r.. rn Iouht competent ... ......nl Iat to vest chem w.H .llI0.r in administer justice
 .. .t 1. wholly out Of hc'r Iue and |. u injustice to chem as we'll
 IH .Ho.. who may have business H..o.. IH.m. There a nothing In common between courts and Che rev
 U. uu.r service. and revenue o.. ...-. win ho n. much out 1l lhc.r element .n conducting .our. w thc .r.rur. .Iw. u..HI would bc In running revenue .u.Ier
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... n.....I .... N..Ur... Hu,I- ..| UI u.. hold .u. amy hope In
 . r..uU u.eH. th.t Che ... million dollars hr Inn. asl. r. |..... for Che lO.c.1n- mont n. h..... aI l.da win he
 ...I Hu. |. WI. .I right .o asE .- .. and why h. I.I no. mako .t hundred million or two hundred million while n..n. indicates ....... nn l uIr. E".- ...Hr Dam u...r r0.l "rae Hooaw ...0. N... which advocated .1.I .n'.H.. while you're rlau
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win enhance IFr value oI One nron- .r.r n. won as Che reputation o, Che town and Increase Che pleasure oI living Now a .Ho ume Hclua,r
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T.. r...erI ..r.o ol Che coal. miners uI r.ut I'm tho biggest sam. oI I.e.eorr ..er played n .hc United sH... and f. |. uu, d.Ucu.l II. nam. One N..or Wth hunger and wan. mueI aea.n.l capital Che HH.r .s bound I0 win. Another safe bet II. Cha. ninety per cent of tHe .a.I m.r." now ou strike were forced into II nr One other ,cn per
 rom. and som another al. wager .s Ina. nn... rar cont al .ae leu per ..n. .r. o. foreign hrlh s1 long
 American labor i. dominated by .U... r0....r tI.I. win he
 and Hme.. and Wun. m Che ..I.. n.m.| Another .rH. Thirty ... "... Iu Hee. r..cr lere.- .H.I m. United s.... o. America. .0. win .t I.u her mp ,o tle re-
 .I standard 0. production.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-02
SHORTRIDGE GRID
SQUAD HONORED
True Blue Club Gives Banquet
for Football Team.

Members of the Shortridge High
School football squad were the guests
of the True Blue Club at a banquet
served in the Shortridge lunch room
last night. The girls Of the True Blue
Club had decorated the big room,
draping the walls in blue and white,
and balloons of blue and white were
at the plate of each guest.
The football players showed a Won
derful offense in the attack on fried
chicken, mashed potatoes, salad, ice
cream and cake. L. c. Watson was
toast master. George Buck principal
Of Shortridge High School praised the
football team and pointed with pride
to the fact that every member of the
blue and white grid squad had made
splendid records in studies during the
entire term. Fred Parson captain OF
the 1922 Short1dge grid team and
Coach Gorton spoke
Dr. Z. r. Carter, acting as a chair
man of q committee OF five presented
a silver loving cup TO Abraham Julian
Thatcher, half back and quarter back.
as an award for playing the best de-
fensive game during the season and
also for showing the best fighting
spirit Of any man on the squad. Heze
Clark praised the fighting spiy1t of
the Shortridge athletes and pointed
10 the good craftsmanship and clean
play shown by the football men in
every game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-02
COMMITTEE TO SELECT
ALL-ClTY TEAM DEC. 5
Fifteen High School Stars TO Receive
Purdue Alumni Medals.

Roy c. Gault, president OF the local
Purdue Association, has called a meet
ing for Tuesday, Dec. to select the
An-Indianapolis high school football
team. For the past two years the
Purdue Alumni in Indianapolis have
awarded medals TO fifteen players who
have been selected by a committee con
sisting Of the president OF the alumni
association the manager Of each foot
ball team and another representative
selected by the principal, and a rep
resentatlve from the sports depart
ment Of each local newspaper. The
Same method VIII DO used this year.
The players are selected because Of
their natural ability as grid players,
their seasons record, and the willing
ness and ability OF the players 10 work
for the success OF the team even at
the cost OF individual success.
The four extra men will be chosen
because of. all-around ability or be-
cause it is considered that the selec-
ton Of some one player for n given
position can not be made without I'M
due hardship upon some other player
whose record entities him to equal re-
ward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-02
YANKEES SIGN CUBAN

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J NEW YORK, Dec. 2-Raphael
Quintana, which is not a Spanish cock
tail. but a Cuban shortstop. viii be
with the New York Yankees at New
Orleans in the spring. Raphael has
been signed for a tryout performance
with the American League champions
on the recommendation Of Angel
Aragon, the Cuban who played with
the Yanks some years ago.
The new boy. who is 20 years old,
has been playing for the Havana club
as a teammate of Aragon. Armando
Marsans and Mike Gonzales, all of
whom were we'll known in the major
leagues a few seasons back.
George II Redfern Of North Caro-
lima State College. also a shortstOp
and likewise 20 years old. will be an
other name on the Yankee ration
requisition at New Orleans