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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17

Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bank
ert, of Silver Run; Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ w. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boose,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Naigle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Stouch, Mrs. Levi c. JUS
tice, of Green Spring Valley; Mrs. IT.
wing Warehime, Mrs. Jessie Stultz,
Misses Edith Morningstar, Helen Ev-
erhart, Marjorie Stultz, Gladys Jus
tice, Mary Stultz, Katherine Morn
ingstar, Hazel Naigle, Naomi Bankert,
Messrs. Carroll J. Myers, c. Edward
Little, John Bankert, Charles Ever
hart, Howard Bankert, Francis Boose,
Levere Everhart, Melvin Bankert and
Robert StCuch.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17
A COMMUNITY HOUSE FOR WEST
MINISTER.

A number of people are greatly in
terested in a Community House for
Westminster. A larger number do not
know the nature of such an instltu-
ton. For the latter the following re-
marks may be informing.
In general, it may be said that the
perennial organizations in the COM
munity life are educational, religious,
industrial and social. The school
house is the educational center; the
church is the religious center, and
the board of trade is the commercial
center The community house, where
there is one, is the social CENTER
The purpose of the community house
and the organization that controls Ii,
is to assist the community in the real
ization of three ideals-sympathetic
likemindedness, Christian brother
hood, and community cooperation in
promoting every community good.
A community house could be head
quarters for such organizations as
The Civic League, The Woman's Club,
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, The Red Cross, the County
Nurse. the Boy Scouts, the Campfire
Girls, The Athletic Association, The
Industrial Club, The Forest and
Stream Club. the County Agent, the
County Demonstration, the County
Sunday School Union, TIE County
Christian Endeavor Union, The Y. NJ.
c. A., The Y. w. c. A., various frater-
nal organizations, and various farm
er'S organizations.
Such buildings make provision for
community kitchens, cafes, and cafe
terias: for lectures, moving pictures,
night schools, entertainments, bill
iards. pool, bowling, table games, read
ing room, and library; for dancing,
banquets. suppers, club meetings. s.
cials and parties; for basketball, gym
uasium. and swimming pool; and fof
nursery, welfare work, and resi-
rooms.
On Monday evening, March 10th, al
8 o'clock. in the Times Building. a
meeting is called for the considera-
ton OF the establishment of a com
munity building in Westminster. IL
is earnestly desired that those VINO
were present at the meeting on Fri
day evening, March 3rd, be present
next Monday evening and that they
bring others with them. others who
are interested
c. f. FORLINES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17
For Children

Chdren's Spring Coats be found here too,
in the materials as ladies coats Polo Cloth
Coats in the mots wanted colors for children from
years up.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17

Business won't come back; you'll
have to go after it.-Lincoln Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
Shades Of Julius Caesar!
~ y
A Letter From Tom Burns!
January Is, 1922.

january 10, lS---
Sporting Editor. Seattle Star.
City.
Dear Sir: It's been long time since have taken my
that still getting city, but waited
for lucky day and today is of +. f. days.
which Foolish Friday not fresh fish. might
believe.
What has become of Young Hector? in the papers
time that he being considered for the job
of chief of police in Bremerton Well he ought 10 be
knockout If he gets It, promised TO waop him for
of ash two years ago. but the match never
materialized.
that Jim Flynn has gone back to Colorado. What
the boys about Jm he certainly could take
But every smoker in Seattle and I'm glad he took
the train for change. Jim is good scout, but he
thru and wouldn't believe it.
What n prize ham Eddie DAILY turned out TO be. lie
ought to be swimmer judging by the beautiful dive he
took at the Crystal Pool the other night IL the pro-
oers had only left the water in the Pool he would have
been right at home He took unfair advantage Of
Gordon Mckay he got running start by coming in the
ring with black The boxing commission should
let DAILY carry something to the bout up
a bit.
That little fellow Johnny Coggins who made his debut
here the other night in that sabang battle with Sailor
Cosey is going TO make home for himself with the
if he keeps that kind of work 1t genuine
10 see fellow who could handle his mtts in there and
battle for a change.
Well. I'm going training a few days. and when get
down $50 pounds and in fighting trim want the pro-
motors to line up about three heavyweghts and I'll knock
EN- all for the loop in night and won't take a cent
unless / turn the trick.
Yours in sport,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
VARSITY CREWS
TURNING OUT

L,OUR varsity shells and the rs.
i cared barge with frcshmsn
sspirants. arc turning out daily at
the Lake Warrington course. In
PREPARATION for the annual spring
regatta
Coach Leader has ono Of the
heaviest and strongest outfits in the
history Of crew and " developing
a sher that n expected 10 leave
the champion California boat far In
the wake.
The crew that win row in the
new she'll '~Tyce- Ia far from chosen
now. but will probably include a
number Of varsity men from last
season. Captain Mike Murphy is
easily conceded the position Of
stroke and Bob Ingram. Zeke Clark.
Clarence Magnusson. Sam shaw
and Roly France are expected to
row with the first shell.
Dinty Moore. Fred Spuhn. Dunn.
Juft. Mason and others are likely
candidates for the remaining jobs
and may displacc the varsity men.
Grant looks best for the eoxswain
berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The Australian forced the fighting
In tho first three rounds. landing fire.
gently with body blows Carpenter.
until the third round. remained on
tho defensive. boxing cautiously, CYL.
IDENTIFY feeling hla man out
Tho Frenehrnan's condition ap
pearnd excellent. contrary 10 persist.
ent previous reports tina, he was
underw~lght and weakened from tho
r~mpscy tight In the firn, two r~s-
aionn. Cook landed heavily on Car
peutisr's body. but the blows had no
apparent effect.
carpentl-r's foo,work ard speed
were excellent. and the erccll~niir
timed ''onr-two three punch eofuhi.
nation with which 10 killed the
championship aspirations ~ George
Cock waz evidence that the great
FrenehmAn has no, gone back to
an extent noticeable.
DeaeampH. manager 81 Carp~niier.
accepted tho challenge OF Ted Lewis.
English w~lirr. and middl~w~iEht
champion. for fiEh, with carr~n-
tier in England IN March. immodi-
aiaIy AFTER IN. knockout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
ENVY RUINS
FRIENDSHIP

Yes. Jane. I am positively Jealous
Of Catherine and We used To be the
best OF friends. IL makes me furious
20 look at her In her stunning clothes
and then compare mine. Her suits.
hats. gloves and shoes arc always
perfectly matched and so about
with last years suit and tho hat OF
the year before and all have new
In gloves"
Listen. old thing You girls are
getting the same salaries. Tho DIFF.
ference IN that Catherine went to
Cherry's this week and got her whole
outfit on credit You wait tai you
have tho whole sum and that usually
occurs when things are highest
chcrry's are Mt 2oT Rialto Bldg. on
second aye. between Madison and
Spring. over tho Pig'n Whistle. Also
showing some advance spring models.
Take elcvator."--AdvcrtiHement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
c
Wins Real
CageGane
Noses Out Stacy Shown
Five in Thrilling Star
League Tiff, 1921

TufE Battery G team 10 The Star
l. Junior cage league In attn undo
fcatrd today. but the stacy Shown
boys gave the Guards the battle ~
their respective lives last night At the
Knights ~ Columbus. The final
score was ~ 10 n.
The stacy boys forged 10 the lead
within a minute or 40 81 the final
whistle. but In the remaining time
the weight Of the leaders was too
much for them and they forged out
winners
Failure Of the shown foul shot.
Ray Rapp. 20 Hoore. counted heavily
against tho Jewellers
The game was hard and rough.
but eieaniy played.
Army" iiaksnhus. the husky crn.
ter Of Tho winners. and Lloyd 10
siannon. the midget guard 81 the
jewelers.. were easily the stars Of the
game rakcnhus DID notne great
shooting and floor work. while 10
hannnn trnlIcd Don Ripley IKE a
bill collector.
Parker Moore and napp give n
good account 81 themselves. the for.
mrr doing some big league shooting
under the basket. but he played too
much individually 10 do his team a.
much soosi ~ he nlKhth ave.
The score follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
College
Cagers
angle
Washington and Oregon
Mix in Opening Confer
ence Game Here Tonight
BY HAROLD MARQUIS

WITH two games on the ioss side
w Of the tally sheet. dropped
Monday and Tuesday nights TO
Whitman. oregon's basketball team
inyades the university camp Friday
and Saturday nights for the open.
ing Of the Sun DOdger season. Al
tho Coach Hec Edmundson VIII not
predict a Washington victory IN the
series. Purple and Gold supporters
expect their fayoritss 20 grab both
the games against tho Lemon. Ysl-
io~. The games start AT .. m
With his combination OF fiashy
forwards. a powerful and lanky cen.
ter and two strong guards. Edmund
son has a quintet that viii prob
ably run oregon's five off their
feet IIeinlr Sick N expected TO
&c; the tipof from any opposing
center and leo Nicholson, Windy
Crawford or Evan Icwis can handle
the bail 10 advantage on the floor
SEEK In counted on for the greatest
number OF baskets. but Nicholson
and Lewis are not ranked az second
rate toNsere.
WashIngtonA defense is powerful
with Jimmy Bryan AT standing
guard. The red haired captain Is
powerful and fast player and has
an uncanny ability 20 break up op.
posing drives Windy Crawford
il rated BY EimundEon as the equal
OF any running guard on the coast
and Windy gets his share OF hsxk.
cts an well.
Oregon comes TO Washington
with light team. crippled by the
loss OF Hume Latham. Chapman and
Rhinenart. who are with the foot
BALI squad In Hawaii Whitman
easily trounccd the webfooters two
games In tho early part Of this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Seattle win be represented b.
Prank TohIn and Jack Adams for
certain. Whether Tub Spencer VIII
be back again Is a question The for.
mer pair rank as two OF the best -
ceivers In the league and should take
care Of the wind pad work well.
Portland has Frank Bruggy. a new
man from Philadelphia: Del Baker
and Rip King. Bruggy r. said 20 b
the goods. Del IL a good receiver In
this company and King is conner.
San Francisco has one OF the best
mask staffs In the league In Sam
Agnew and Archie Yeiie.
Los Angeles has Mack Wheat. .
newcomer from the National league.
and Red Baldwin. familiar u
Seattle fsns.
Sacramento has Oscar Stansxe.
last year with Los Angeles: -Rowdy"
Elliott, Bob Schsng and Cook FL
lott ls due 10 walk the plank. 40
cording 10 Dame Gossip
Salt Lake has veteran staff In
Byrd Lynn. Butch Bylcr and Joe
Jenkins.
Vernon Is sitting pretty with
Truck" Hannah and Fred Murphy.
Oakland has released Honus Mitza
and 50 far has no other catcher an
nounced except Art Koehicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
west s~,ti.
Iipseia
BUSH SLATED
FOR DISCARD

The deal that brought Roger Peck.
lnpaugh 20 the Washington Amerl
cans undoubtedly means the passing
Of Donnie Bush. veteran shortstop.
from the American league. Bush
WIS obtained by the Senators from
the Detroit Tigers last year. Bush
ranked az one Of the games greatest
shortHtops until season or two ago.
Peckinpaugh will be AZ this position
for Clark Grifflth'H team this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
CLUB
ELECTS HEAD

AZ the annual election of the
Seattle Yacht club. the following Of.
ficcrs werc chosen for tn. year
Capt James Criffiths. commodore
Henry q. Scaborn. vice commodore
v. c. Heilanchai. rear commodore
George G. Congdon. secretary. and
c. NJ. Ladimcr. treasurer. The
board Of directors, elected for three
years includes Col. Daniel Perkina
Fred Baxter and David whifcomb.
A regatta. 10 include entries FROM
Southern California and Canada,
planned for the coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
MOOSE JOHNSON
is GOING BACK

Moose johnson Ia slipping rapidly
and viii soon be reiegated 20 the
vast body OF -oncc wcrcs.- accord.
Ing TO hockey dope from HIS native
Canadian haunts. Tho Moose has
zone back lie Is siili grca; de-
fence man. but on the offensive hts
driving power OF few seasons AFRO
is rapidly fading away. The end
OF the Moorc's puck career Is ciose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

the good ship DAILY the
other evening.
Corbett carefully sized
up Dempsey and Carpen-
tier when they were work
ing out for their gladi-
torial melee Of last July.
He admitted that Demp-
sey looked like a good
main-eventer: but easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
FARMER IS
KAYOED BY
M'AULFFE

TACOMA. Jan. i,.--iAek MeAuliffe
L knocked on, Prank Farmer In
the fourth round % a scheduled sin.
round bout here last night Farmers
seconds ,ofzsed up tho sponge when
MoAuliffe had Farmer helpless.
In the third round NcAuiIffe scored
three knochdowns
Mike Raierina outfoughf Eddie
Moore in tho semi windun a ak.
round affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
Jim Corbett Has Worlds Record for Picking Losers

freckles. His idea was
good; but he played the
wrong English.
So, there was no little
disappointment when Cor
belts opinion on Carpen-
tiers "come back" was
still under his hat yester-
day morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

foresaw how the French
flash would make Jack
look as flat-footed as a
Second ave. cop. Carp did
his best, but couldn't keep
his shoulder blades from
sticking TO the canvas.
Corbett had a bunch
that Babe" Ruth and his
fellow Yanks would stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

the ring, and performed
quite creditably on the
stage.
But when it comes to
doping fights, Jim is
there" with reverse Eng
lish. Jim was quite sure
that Jess Willard would
dispose of Jack Dempsey
as easily as Mckay sank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

pace again and a tie between thes~
two teams will knot the chase Nth
each team having IL points.
Vancouver Is now leading the pro
ce~xion while Victoria and Seattle
both have II points. one less than
the Mlllionalres
The Nets hit their stride agalns,
Vancouver here "Wednesday for the
first time In weeks. and Seattle fans
are hoping that the local seven keeps
up Its present fast pace.
Once the local sharrshooters get
started they figure 10 make the going
rough for the other outfits.
Seattle Is expected TO start the
same lineup that played against Van
eouver here "Wednesday. while Vic.
torfa will again take the leo with
their new formation.
The probable iincups follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
MINNESOTA is
AFTER BEZDEK

MfSNEAfpLiS. Jan. i5,--Authcri.
ties at the University of Minnesota
are. angling for the services u Hugo
Hexdsk. head football coach at Penn
state. TO arrurn. charge ~ athletics
and coach football at the Minnesota
institution. according 20 a persistent
rumor. Pred Luehring. athletic dl.
rector at the University Of Nebraska.
IL also under consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

a merry-go-round with
their Giant brethren.
And, to go back a lit
tie. Corbett once climbed
into a ring, thoroly con-
fident that he would
knock a long, lanky gink
named Bob Fitzsimmons
clear loose from his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

just as many take a
chance" birds from win
ming the would-be lost
coin.
Jim didn't write a pre-
diction on the fight.
Some men always use
their own judgment when
placing their shekels on
such affairs; OF h ers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

wiser, wait for Mr.. Cor
bett TO emit his opinion,
and then bet-the other
way.
It's safer.
In his checkered career,
Corbett has been a heavy
weight boxer, an actor,
and a sports writer. He
was a great champion in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
By Seaburn Brown

I'M CORBETT Incl
J dentally saved a lot of
the betting fraternity
from losing their jack on
the Carpenter Cook fight
last night, and by the
scientific law that moth
ing material is ever lost
in the universe, he saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
SOUNDS A BIT
LIKE FREDDY

Fred Fulton. says "a New York
wire. Is hot on the trail OF Cham
pion Jack. When last we heard OF
the two boys Dempsey was with us
here on the Coast. and Ferocious
Fred was leaving Milwaukee, head
ing for New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Players using the different gym
ns-iuns under the auspier. Of Tho
star want To r~m~mb~r 10 conduct
themselves like gentlemen ~ the
privileges Of playing In the.~ gyms
will be revoked. Players must moi
tamp~v with the athletic spp~rafus
In any Of these gyms. and only play
ere are to be allowed ON the fieo~s
In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
Nets Mix
for Top
in North
Winner of Game Will
Pass Vancouver; Tie
Again Knot up Race
BY LEO II. IASSEN

lie old hockey
race Is stllI breez
ing along at a
merry clip and
the three teams
in the Coast loop
are punched clos
ar than buckle
berries on the
web known vine.
The winner Of
tonight's game In
Victoria between
the Seattle Nets
and tho Victoria
AristocratS will
hon inf0 first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
WELL. WELL. WELL,

BOSTON. Jan. i2.-Johnny WI
son. middicwcight champion. today
sent a telegram TO London. chaileng.
ing the winner Of the Carpenter
Cook heavyweight fight tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Wins in
Fourth
Carpenter Knocks Out
Cook in Fourth Period
of London Scrap

iNpOS. Jan. Is
Georges Car
p~n,ler. liz b l
hea Wy W e iThs
champion OF the
world. knocked
out George Coax
A ustra liza n
heavyweight. In
the fourth round
81 a scheduled
20 round ngiat
at Albert hall.
taet night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

RACES ARE
ON TO-DAY

TNiL hlgh school hoop-ioop was set.
\ ting under way this afternoon.
with Queen Anne and franklin meet.
Ing AZ Queen Anne. broadway enter.
tanning Lincoln and West Seattle
playing at Ballard
Following ara tho fln-ups which
were expected 10 start tho games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Ths West H~sttis Soccer club T. stui
singing Tho praisss - ~ N a Raleigh
eleven which whipped the West hiasrs
8 TO early w the week ruiy @cssfsth.
TIE Hrftiebsrs had the beet team that
has played IL Seattle. And hiliy has
ssea lot Of them come and 10.
Local soccer FANS are srying that
tricky BOB Forsis. the Canadian center
fossaFa sfsF aadsf o. the Maple fsar
team. has Just AbDut made" tba iskien
team f0f the rect Of the season. lie has
stsaaiod the whole forward lice.
a d~eisisa IN the ws~hi.rten
Jani.r~ viii hs r~~rh~d s~nse time
today whoa ai~r H-~. sssn.g-~ Of
the t~.sus. and biIiy waller, ref
srs~. G~s together.
A. tn.RnEitsh ". sf.aooi rxrr. Wilt
- played ~ tho end 81 the scaso-s the
fefstsss n the leagues 10 pick the
sisssns
Ths nsr, nspis iysAs.wss, R.sstr-
zane. ~hieh 10 expected % decide the
e4ty rhAmpioasalp, -iii ). rl.gsa =,
hi~-sth. nsia rae date has not been
s~t
TIE fhvsiiev~ sve f--sAed sa~ TIE
snnier~ y. Sunday vis~n Nsshing-
ton rsst ms~fs the Csw~a Cissv
team ~ fine.is r-.st. ssss the usw-
ths<ue 5snis~~ tsnxi- With ss.ath
fsst al seth rsrk. The.~ elst~
arr right ssnsoE tho is~d~r-. and
ssndsy'. ssae~ are ds<ideiiy "sres-
sisi-'
Tbs nthsr Jsaier rsrrs - the 1sy
fiads heliafd playing che nsn Paris ul.
Hard team AZ wAiis wslia-
West s~sftis play. the pesssffioe
81 Lincoln sed s~afsis plays tbs
tie~saG ss~@ ~ Sesth ra<k IN Ihs
h~asaw gsncs this ve~k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
Coast to
HaveFine
Catching
Every Club Set for Receiv.
ers Except Oakland;
Vets to Return Again
ny LEO IL IAssEN

-" N'''.-s &0
Jug ior M
h'sn CLASS 01c
'ns , 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The star Soccer league has lest It's
rsast sfrclent referees IN rr~d Doustas
asa ssrry naihy. both % whom have lsft
~. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Wilson's Modern business colleges and
stacy aho~us argue In the big game Of
The star league schedule tomorrow night
At the Knights Of Columbus The mlK
gets under way at Tao loss for the
shown team Will knock them out Of the
rses for a piare In the finals. while q
shown win will knot theas two clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

lloyd nohsnnon. Who played such =
nobhy game ct guard fer the stacy
shown team isss niEhf. ~as member
Of the Green Lake N. u. Class n cham
pions 10 tia Church league is@t rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Ths Dandy Baking Co ard the Yesier
a. q. Will meet tomorrow Night At the
k OF G. at sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

Battery e should have no trouble ring
ing Up another win tomorrow night
when they play the ImpefiAis at .. IN.
at the Eiks club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
S1A1SsF
GaagR'
NAAGiR

The B~u Parts Biiiis~a.---D.edr
fi~AsInx Go. xans~. po-tponed Wedne--
DAY. will h. played neat ~e~k.
Thnr~1iAy. On The same fio-w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The Ballard Cubs will play the Moran
school on cambridge island Saturday
and the Collins Cubs journey there Jan
uary %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The west Seattle team yin sre~ Al
sn~ Oct svrts hotel. ON Seventh ave
HonaAy a. ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13
ockey Lead at Stake Again in Victoria Tonight
8nR
!, glazgA2.

M.aaGs~- ~ all teams are s~hed
20 phone ia the psp,,.sie iiseap- for
Sundays E.mes b~f~~s 10 - ma to-
msrvo- 40 they e.n be psbiishsd fsr
the sscc~r fsa. sstardsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The games At the Eiks' club tomorrow
night must begin right on time. as ths
club men are using the floor after The
star league games are over. and the
floor Will have to be relinquished at 7;ts
y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The shanev a woir fesnn would IKE
90 line up n game with the BotheiI
high school quintet The tiff can t,e
arranged thru the sporting depart
ment Of The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-13

The Seattle Boys club and the Collins
Cubs argue ~ ths Eiks' club at .. m.
tomorrow night.