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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
MAXWELL MAY Be
OUT OF BIC GAME
Catholic High Not Likely to
Have Services Of Star End
Against viIIanova
CONWAY TO SUBSTITUTE

Although practically all Of the school,
boy elevens have ended their seasons
and the moleskins have been put away
for another year. there nre two teams
that have a little argument to settle.
The argument concerns the cham.
pionship Of the Catholic School Foot
hall League. The two parties to this
battle are Catholic High School and
Nillanova Prep. The stage will be the
Phillies Ball Park, and the time 3 30
tomorrow afternoon.
1t is the play-off game of the league.
These teams by winning on Thanks
giving Day ended the season in n dead
lock. and at meeting Of the leagV"
officials 1t was decided to hold the play
off tomorrow afternoon.
1t is the second straight year that
the league season has ended in tie.
Three elevens. st. Josephs, West
Catholic and Villanova. figured in IL"
deadlock at the conclusion Of the 1921
campaign. In the play-off st. Joseph
Prep defeated Nillanova Prep after the
latter had humbled West Catholic High
This gave Heine Miller's boys the
crown.
Catholic High and villanova Prep
are both putting on the finishing touches
for the game at their respective
backgrounds. The former has been
working out daily at Cahill Field. and
Coach Cofall says his proteges are all
in good shape for the fray.
One unfortunate thing. however. has
| occurred to one member of the Catholic
squad. On Wednesday the grandmother
! Of joey Maxwell, the star end of the
Purple and Gold. died, and the funeral
will be held tomorrow morning.
There is doubt as to whether Maxwell
will be In the Catholic lineup when the
! team takes the field. Should Maxwell
fail to play Conway will be at right
/ end.
Hughie McGeehan has been pushing
his proteges with much vigor out on the
gridiron adjacent to the school at Villa
nova. Jack Conlin. the right guard and
captain of the team, who has been out
OF the lineup with broken shoulder,
may be able TO play. Everything pos
| s!b!e Will be done to try to brace the
injured member and allow him TO play
II only for a few minutes.
When Nillanova Prep and Catholic
clashed In the regular season II to- Il
! tie resulted. The Main Liners led at
half time. Catholic assumed the lead
in the third period and then in I'll,
final quarter ,he hidden ball trick was
worked for touchdown. This tied the
! score.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
FRANKFORT FACES
HARDEST BATTLE
YeIlowjackets Out to Make II
Twelve in Row by Beat Z
ing Buffalo
TEAM HAS NEW SIGNALS

The Frankford Yellowjackets are all
set for their game tomorrow with the
Buffalo All Americans in the semi final
round for the national Independent
championship. The game will be played
at Frankford.
Manager Bowker has had the Frank
ford squad practiclng daily at the Phil
lies Ball Park. and the players are
confident Of keeping up their winning
stride, which has now reached eleven
games.
Tom Mcnamara, coach of the junior
varsity team at the University Of Penn
sylvania, has been aiding Captain Heinie
Miller coach the Yellowjackets. The
Frankford eleven has been equipped
with a new set Of signals and ne"
plays.
The Cornell system, which proved so
successful this year. is the basis for
most of the plays furnished by Nc
Namara. The players have absorbed the
plays SO well that he feels sure OF
their success tomorrow.
The Buffalo game, the toughest sched-
uled so far for Frankford. finds the
local team badly battered. but imDued
with more pep and determination than
any time this fall. Johnny Scott. the
Frankford field general, has recovered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
atholic High Meet Tomorrow for Grid League III
from HIS injured shoulder and will start

the game.
Tom Davies, the former Panther star,
will be unable to start because Of broken
ribs. Joe Lehecka also is on the SIDE
lines but may play IL absolutely neces-
sary. Manager Bowker is keeping the
wires hot trying to locate another re-
serve backfe d man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
COUNTY TEAMS PLAY
Westinghouse and St. hedwia to
Meet In Sunday Grid Clash

The Westinghouse football squad
after a weeks layoff. Is ready TO meet
st. Hedwig's, of Chester. at Essing
ton next Sunday. All the members OF
he "live wires" are in excellent con
ditiOn, but they expect to have their
hands full with the Saints.
The obstetrics have met most of the
county teams. and on Thanksgivina
held Norwood to 60 ic. WeSting
house will have the services of Lun.
gren, of Frankford, Its stellar per.
former, and with this player in the game
will have n backtield combination murt
to be feared.
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Scraps About Scrappers

n, ..n SSrHs aY' o b a has 6nt f s9dG: at %
DON sss sS ASK p :: |:
Ha,s ot ss.s with 1N sr
VII $,y sS E$$5S Mssohsy hsyo:
SSsx SSses. os'i ana Bsttiins % costsilc vs. ass,ia
@ back Ea. from sav h1 cSas b. by Ghs
Ns sh Ss 1as e p1ans. On ais ss: s:
q e: As Ssss: in 'fs%s's sss s.s
ORsstse Wins pli, r r.
Shsstnut Street Arena, that he win boz
s:; So!sS with sS;'sf EsS So1s sf Tor 't:
Eii mskss his debut D n IBIS Ely az III
H: ssaonsns % Wi e s. ssfsssSs RSs s%siss: ss
frankie Manure. on learning that Mickey
To SS fnsmesn n. es.: sas Ps
midd,eWeishts. has come out with a chai.
fSnSe 10 the new titleholder. Mcguire has
bean boxing consistently OF late. and IN IN
Settilng good form.
Oslly SAMSON has returned after q tour
under the management OF Al Carson, and
issues a den to Ray Mitchell and George
is Al Carpsntisr light heavyweight boxer OF
S3ss knockouts out OF seventeen bouts. Il IN
fSlIedslph,s. He will be handled by JaoI!
Z tSo latter. lSo-pounder from Caiifornia.
u spsn to meet any one his weight In this
- gIss.sh:s has hiss brssss Of battlers In
n ~ Naior iightwsight compettion. while Jos
s ?: s. eesis. Ssil.sslPss.st q Ps.s iss sss;S::.
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BASS.DE MARCO TILT
Matched for Wind.up at Twentieth
Century Next Week

Bill DAILY, matchmaker Of the Twen.
ticth Century Athletic Club, has
clinchcd bout between Benny Bass,
of this city. and Cuddy DE Marco, OF
Pittsburgh, for the wind.up next Tues
day night. De Marco has boxed twice
before at the Twentieth Century pno
has made good.
Against Bass, De Marco will get the
hardest test of his career. He is train
ing in Pittsburgh. but will be back IN
Philadelphia on Monday.
Artie Mccain and Benny Pascal,
stablematcs of Bass. will appear. IL
other numbers, respectively. against
Pietri Altierri and Jimmy Briggs.
Willie Brown VS.. Charley Kitsie and
George Kelly vs. Joe louisiana are
other bouts,
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mccarron Defeats Tom BILLIARD

w,nd.up yih at the Arena here. Jack, Mccarron.
OF Allentown. showed a great deal OF his S
proved the master OF Tommy Billiard. Of
Bcthlehem in every round In nncSss the sem,; mi;
wlnd-up Al Coz. Of Shamokin knockeu Su'
ROY Gibbon OF Reading. In three rounds.
Joe Leonard, Of Northampton shaded Young
kinny, Of Easton. In q six-round bout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
Fourth Northwest
Suspended by Jersey Commission

Newark, Y. j.. Dec. S.--Frankie Genaro
bsntamweight, and his manager. Joe Bern
stein. have been suspended by the New
Jersey State Boxing Commission. for failure
70 go through with an agreement 10 meet
rancho V!lla In twelve round no decisio
bout here on December ! !.
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AUTOMOBILOVE NESTESTf

Philadelphia, u. cervna. =
Tri osoby byly zabity a dve po
raneny, jedna nejspise sfnrte!-
ne, pri srazce mezi motorcy-
KLEIN a automobilem Ma Roose-
welt boulevardu vcera. Obeti
byli George Prinz, jeho p6ti-
leta dceruSka Charles Eek
strom, svakr Prinzuv. Tflleta
dceruSka Eckstromova ma roZ-
bitou lebku a ranena jest vnitl
ne sedmilety hosik PrinZuv
rovnez byl tezce Zranen.
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OBET NESTASTNE
NAHODY.

Ord, Neb., 9. cervna. (Post.
Zprava. - Ranou z rucnice,
jez patrne vysla, kdyz snimal
zbran Sc zdi V garazi, usmrtil
sc 14-lety syn Antonina Adam
ka, farmare bydliciho osm mil
vychodne Cd tohoto m6sta.
Chlapec nikdy pred tim Sc
stfelnou zbrani nezachazel a
tn jest dosti mono, re neopa-
trnosti nestesti zavinil.
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VYSETROVANf PRfCIN
VALKY.

Hag, 10. cervna. - Prosly-
cha Sc, re jisty American veno
val veliky obnos pen6z S tou
podminkou, ably neutralni ko-
mise vysetrila priciny svetove
valky. Sekretariat komise ma
chazeti sc ma v Haagu. Excl
sar Vilem pry jevi nesmirny
zajem o praci teto komise a
dava pry Sc pravidelne infor-
movati o prjibehu pracl V TOM
to smeru.
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OSUDNY VZLET.

Chicago, II. cervna. = II.
C.. Wheelock re Zion City a je
no nevesta, jiz pojal "a man
zelku pred dvema tydny, byii
zabiti a pilot poranen vcera,
kdyz aeroplan, V nemz vzletli,
sritil sc vyse 800 stop. DIE
sd6leni John Metzgera, pilota,
nestesti zavineno bylo porou-
chanim sc kontrolni paky.
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STRELBA Y OSADNf SKOLE.

Chicago, 10. cervna. = We stTedu odpoedne ucala
skole pfi osade Cyrla Methodeie SO. uc liz Her.
mtage Ave- poitovn hodna pfhoda ktera moha vyzada-
II Ia obet lidsky zivo Frank Maxa 13ey, n6hoz
dochazey stesy pro jeho nezbednos pfnesl koy
volver nmz behem odpoedniho odpocinku 81 hrl ss pc
70 vypalenou stTeou byla spouzacka Alice Pav
kova Byla zranena prave oSetfeni l6kaem
hla Sc odebrati domn NIaxa nastaeho zmatku utel
by vecer naezen az bz Argo as deset mil cd Chicago B
zatcen a bude postaven pred soud pro nedospel6.
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NADEJE MA MIR v CINE.

Peking, u. cervna. = Po l6
tech obcanske valky siednoce-
nj Ciny zdalo Sc byti V dohle-
du dnes, kdyz president Ii
Yupan-Hung zacal podruhe Wy
konavati funkce jako neivyssi
urednik republiky. Uial Sc
formalne presidentstvi V ned6-
Ii a oznamil jmenovani koalic-
niho kabinetu.
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CHORVATSKE VOJSKO ST
BOURf.

Rim, 10. cervna. = V Baru
pristavnim meste byvale Ger
ne Hory doslo Ike vzpoure chol
vatskeho pluku, jsouciho tam
posadkou. Pluk odeprel konati
sluzbu a dozaduje Sc, aby byl
dan ke konani sluzby do Choir
vatska.
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pax pojfdani. - Casio prg
Sc stava, re Sc zajatcum vyre-
zavaji oGi, nacez vitezov6 svou
ob6t' klidn6 hodf ziyou do ko-
til, V nichz sc pax pripravuie.
81. Grimshawova kanibaly pax
chvali jako lid velmi zpasob-
ny a pracovity. Podivn6 ie ie-
il tvrzeni, ze prav6 neihor$i a
nejslabSi V tamni spolecnosti
jsou prave ii, kdoz lidskeho
masa nepoiidaii. Lidozrouti
cizinci pry nikdy nevysv6tli,
zdali pozivani lidsk6ho masa
ie pro ne nabozenskym obra-
dem, ci zdali je poiidaji len
proto, ze jim "ehutna". Ne
hovoTi tom pry snad 2 osty-
chu, nybrz proto. 2e jsou pre-
sv6dceni, ze belosi na ne po-
hlizi S predsudky d re tyto ne
lie vyvratiti. Snad pusobi na
jejich zvyky kouzelnictvi O.
kultni znalosti, nez pevne
vGri. TAX ma prlklad je prava
vysoka skola kouzelnicka, V
niz Sc vyucuii zaci DO 2 leta.
NGktefi t6chto absolventu
dovedou poruciti svym hadum,
ably napadl urcite osoby. V po-
dobnych pfipadech opatfi 81
kouZelnik kousek od6vu dotyC
ne osoby a vycviti hada tax,
re tento povazuje hadrik a vSe
co ona osoba nosi, ovSem ii
samu, "a cosi nepratelsk6ho.
PAX kouzelnik polozi hada ma
luzko osoby, liz chce pomoci
sveho hada zabft had sam
vykona yse dalsi. Iidozrouti
isou pr[ j zkusenyn2i hypnoti-
s6ry. zeny jejich ziii V ma
presto otrockych pomereeh,
muzi je zabiii jakkoliv a kdy-
koliv Sc Jim zachce. RodiGe pro
vdavaii sv6 dcery "a urcity
poGet selat. - TAX pravi Bea-
trice Grimshayova.
Vyprava americkych Cechu
V Plzni. %. kvetna dopoled-
MIN rychlikem pfiielo do Plzne
ma 80 clenu vypravy americ-
kych Cechu Prahy. Ma nadra
Ii byli uvitani nam6stkem me-
sta Plzne Husakem, presiden-
tenn Obchodni komory M. Po-
kornym, starostou Sokolske "a
py plzenske En-. TSidou a sta
rostou sokola Plzenskeho Pa
vlikem. Behem dopoledne pro-
hl6dli 81 host6 plzensk6 pivo-
vary, nacez odpol. pamatky
mesta Plzne, veGer byli pax no
sty zdafileho cviceni "Sokola"
plzenskeho. Dnes odjizdi w
prava do Domazlic, kde uchy-
stano jest nem6n9 vfel6 uvita-
nj.
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"Venousi, zakazuji tt mlu-
viii, kdyz mluvfm ja." - Gale
maminko, tax budu muse ce-
kat, az pujdes spat."
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rano! Nema sc 0 mem Tikat,
ze Sc bal smrti !"
Hrdina, protoze tri hodiny
potion piece uprchl, Odchod
svetove-dejinn6ho komedian-
ia!
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"a S37,OOO,OOO ZLATA.
Hnhnknn NJ j 10

Hoboken N. j., IL = cervna. Nevets zasilka neraze-
memo zlaa kdyko dopravena do Spojenych S bya dnes
prvezena do zdesho pf1stavu parnku Frederick
Lod vyplua Kodane l. nerazenym zatem Gene
as $37 O000O0 ehoz jest pro National
Bank OF Commerce Zaslka bya celou cestu snou
strait Ultra pTevezeno bude zato obrn6nych
karach newyorskym bankam
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POSLEDNI JEDNANf KO-
MEDIANTOVO.


'Vorwaerts': Podplukovnik m.
81. Niemann, jenz lici V "Tagu'
sve vzpominky dob osobni-
no pobocnictvf II bIval6ho CT
saTe Vil6ma H., doSel nyni k Il
ceni dne 9. listopadu 1913 -
shrouceni valecn6 posice Ne
Imecka We Spaa (hlavnfm sta
inu cisarove). Aniz tusi, Jake
smesnosti ma posp&s vydav&
sv6ho n6kdeiSiho pana, popi-
suie Niemann posledni p6sy
Vilema III.
Kdyz dosla zprava ozna-
meni zfeknuti Sc Vilema II.
trunu kancl6rem princem Ma
Xem Radenskym, 'popisoyal
idle Niemanna) Vilem Ii. ie-
den teleoramovy formulaf "a
druhym proievem sv6ho prote-
stu Y telegrafovani byl vi
lem II. vzdycky velikyl Ale
tentokrat telegrafovani neby-
10 mu mic platno. MarSal Hin
denburg radil Vilemovi k ute
ku:
"Nemohu pfevziti zodpo-
vednost "a to, re Vase Veil
censtvo bude vzbourenymi vo-
,jaky vleceno do Berlina a bu-
de tam vydano revolucnl Via
de jako Zajatec !"
Dnes ovsem tvrdi linden
burg, re byl Vilemovym Ute
Ikem "prekvapen'. Vilem ky
Va hlavou a dava konat veSke-
re pfipravy k uteku do Ho-
landska. Mezitim, co Sc vsak
konajl tyto pripravy, mezitim,
co Sc Vilem II. chysta liz k
Inastoupeni do dvorniho vlal1u
= die op6tovane durazn6 pro
shy Hindenburgovy, = zauii-
ma Vilem IL. vSemozne hrdin-
| sk6 p6sy. Niemann piSe:
* cemu dal svuj souhlas? I?
Uteci, kdy jsou cisarovna, d6ti
vnuci daleko We vlasti vyda-
nj vsem nebezpecim luzovla-
| dy? Ne, stokrat ne. Dati utr-
hacum Ma cti podnet k tvrze-
mi, re panoVnik z rodu Hohen-
zolleru pokusil Sc 0 zachrane-
nj syeho ziyota hanebnym L.
t6kem? Ne, stokrat nel CT
sar odvola rozkaz. Kocar ie k
odjezdu k dvornlmu vlaku pri-
praVen. Clsar Vytrva Vol-
ska, nasadi svuj zivot, vytrva
do krajnosti, at pride, = CO
prijde!'
Tusi Niemann, jak blamuje
svymi slovy muze, jenz hle-
dial prese ySe svou spasu Y L.
t6ku? = Dochazl cisarovnin
telegram. Vilem II. prohlasu-
je hrde:
"Ma manzelika drzi Sc tax
hrdinsky a mne cht6ji pfemlu-
viii, abych ujel do Holandska !!
Toho neucinim = jednal bych
jako kapitan, ienz opousti po-
tapej1ci Sc svou LODI"
TAX odsoudil Vilem II. pre-
dem sam svui utek! Kdyz vsak
konecn6 vsecky "krasne" posy
nebyly vzhledem k drsne sku-
tecnosti mic platny, dial Sc vi
lem Ii. = ach, jak rad. =
svou druzinou pfemluviti k L.
teku. Ale ami to sc neobeslo
bez theatralnosti, jak pise Me
mann:
''Po kratkem rozvazovani
svoluje cisar. Vzdyt' to musi
byti. AS ne drive, nez Ultra
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NejstarSi a neipocetn6isj so
kolska jednata moravska So
kol Brno |. otevre v cervnu
vlastnf stadion, iehoz vystavba
rozpottena ma 2 pill mil. ko-
run. Cvti$t6 je pro 1900 cvi-
cencu upraveno a obepjato 6
metr6 vysokou zavodni. dra-
hou. HlediSt6 pojme 10000
oSob.
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co TU JESTE NEBYLO.

Rlka Sc, ze "VSechno uz tu
bylo !" = ale co Sc stalo tech
to dnu trestnimu soudu v ber-
linsk6m Moabitu, to tn prece
jeste nebylo. Konalo Sc preli-
ceni, pfedseda soudu daval
prave spasiteln6 ponauceni du
lezitemu svedku, kdyz v tom
potichu Sc otevfely dve@e a do
nabite soudni sine vklouzl muz
$ zebfikem. Pristavil no opa-
trne Ike sten6 hodinami vsi
chni, = soudcov6, obhaicov6,
svedek i obzalovany = zv6da-
We Sc otaceji po muzi, V mo-
dre bluze. Take pfedseda Sc
otoci q prayf k nemu: Glove
ee, co tady chcete? Jak m6ze-
te Sc odvaziti rusit preliseni?"
Muz S zebrikem zkrousene
pfistoupi Ike stolu a omlouva
Sc zdvorile pTedsedovi soudu:
"Prosim, pane rediteli" II
kal mu Teditel 49, "chtel jsem
ienom odnesti " hodiny. To
je stranu toho prezkouSeni.'
"Ale ne ted, Prijd'te laska-
We iindy."
"Kdy, pane rediteli, uz jsem
tady dneska po Sest6. Vzdycky
ie pTeliceni. A W ie musim
wit. To netya AMI pul mi
nutky, prosim."
"Tak ale honem. Posp6ste
sir pravi predseda soudu a
nervosne bubnuie prsty Ma sto-
le Muz rychle vyleze ma ze-
brik, SEINE hodiny, vsemi pfi-
tomnymi zvedav6 pozorovan.
Opravdu to netrvalo ami pul
minutky, muz sebral velik6 ma
stenne hodiny, stare drahe pra
ce, uklonil Sc 'panu fediteli'
a byl pryc. Rychle bylo pax V
jednani pokratovano, obzalo-
vany byl st'astn6 odsouzen a
kdyz bylo vsechno skonceno,
zastavil pfedseda soudu ma Cd
chodu soudniho sluhu: Go
pax je to S temi hodinami? =
Kdo je daya pfezkouset?"
Sluha neved6l mic. Sci Sc
ptat a vyslo ma ievo, re nikdo
nikoho neobjednal. Hodinaf
byl jen noVym ''setnikem z Ko-
pniku" We zmenSenem vydani.
To Sc stalo y pruskem state
L. P. 1922.
Patnact let mezi lidozrouty.
Pred patnacti lety odjela 81.
Beatrice GrimshaWe z Anglie
k lidozroutum, Svui umysl ta-
Ike provedla. S mnohymi zku-
senostmi sc Y t6chto dnech vra
tia do Anglie, kde chce vsak
straviti jen nekolill mesicu ma
dovolene". Je pevne odhodla-
ma yratiti Sc k "syym" lido
zroutum. B6hem valn6 casti
sv6ho pobytu ma ostrovech Il
la We spoletnosti lidozroutu,
hlavn6 na Move Guinei. V u
zemich, kan zadny b6loch
pred zvedayou Anglitankou
nevstoupil, je kanibalismus V
plnem rozkv6tu. Domorodci
nepovazuii yrazdu "a zlocin a
ylada musi ! tlmto nazorem
pocitati jake nezmenitelnou
veci. Proto zakroeuje jen te-
hdy, stane-li Sc obeti vrazdy
beloch. SAM mezi sebou ziil
divosi zcela nerusene a menu
Gene. 81. Grimshawova, jez S
mimi lila We stalem styku, IVY
kla 81 jeiich zvykum do t6 mi
ry, re je poyazuje "a COST zce-
la prirozen6ho. TAX udava ta-
to Anglitanka bez okolku nej-
lepsi recepty, jak pripravovati
lidske maso. Y jiste krajine,
vytesali 81 domorodci do skaly
pee z deli sesti stop, jez jest
urcena pro pecenl lidskeho
masa. Obyvatele vesnic navza-
jem Sc prepadavaji; zajatci
pak isou pfiSern9 muceni a
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-15

Children's High Felt Slip
D Ds~ 75c and 85c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-15

Boys Army Shoes, sizes
2Il to 6 form-GO Ak
erly $3.50. . OAsfO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Sweet Sixteen and
Never Shaved?
Ha! Not in Tulsa

Sweet lG and never been kissed is
an obsolete phrase that once upon
a time could be applied to maiden
hood standing with reluctant feet
where the brook and river mect--ln
the days before flappers flapped.
But sweet 16 and never BEEN
shaved! The masculine twin for
flapper will never admit It. Mention
the subject and the subject and he
will retreat behind a blase air OF
nonchalance that hides as well firm
determination to WELD a wicked
razor the very next day. Sixteen
is about the age when the averahe
boy begins to shave, according TO
Tulsa BARRIERS, who say that there
Is no man who submits to the
obliteration OF his hlrsute adorn-
ment with A more world-weary air
than does this youth newly initiated
into the mysteries of tho barber
chair. But a rcddening about the
ears Is often a dead give away .or
the boy who is having his very first
shave--and more often than not ne
has preceded the momentous opera
ton with a haircut and then waited
for the barber himself to suggest the
shave. Probably the recognition that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Although there is nothing in the
British parliament shich can COM
pare with the famous diagonally-
striped shirt OF Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge or the brilliant orange neck
tics affected by Senator Frank Bran
degoe, an occasional monoclc and a
few odd pairs OF white sp9ts and a
very generous assortment OF high
ailk hats do give the British parlia-
mcnt a better dressed atmosphere.
There is an apparent absence Of
chewing tobacco in the British par
liamont. a mark that distinguishes
" from the American legislative
body. However, the British legisla-
tors reserve the right to sleep In
their seats I'm much the Same man
Eer that their American brethren
suooze away
The floodgates OF oratory are Just
as wide open In London as they are
In Washington. Tho British lcgisla-
tor IS iust az verbose as the Ameri-
can. only he may have more inspira-
tion, for II is not far from the legls-
lative chamber TO the legislative bar,
an institution long since banished in
the capitol at Washington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
SIX MILLION CHILDREN
IN q. =. LACK SCHOOLS

CHICAGO.-Mark II. Mexico Of
Detroit. in an address here, in
which he outlined plan for "a
$1O,00O.OOO home for motherlcss
and fntherless children TO be cstab-
lishcd by O benevolent society, pre-
sented some startling statistics re-
lating to children.
There are 25.O0O,OOO children OF
school axe In the United States, "
said Mr.. Mckee. six million never
see tho inside OF a schoolroom.
Nuuoty-three out OF every hundred
never get beyond tho elementary
grades. Tho average daily attendance
at school is only 100000. But sew
eu children out Of every hundred
reach high school, and only five out
OF every hundred reach college.
There are more than five million
people In the United States who can
neither read nor write"