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Evening journal., 1922-09-13
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
OF SMYRNA MEET
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Sept. 13.-The Demo-
crat women of Duck Creek hun
dred held an enthusiastic meeting
on Saturday night in the Twen-
tieth Century Club House.
They will make an effort TO have
every eligible woman registered on
Saturday. Another meeting will be
held on Friday evening in the same
building.
Clarence smithers. U. S. marshal
at Norfolk, Va, Mrs. Margaret
Grimm, Collingswood. N. J.. and
George r. Honecker. Wilmington.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G..
Tatnall.
Miss Bertha Jones, OF Chester,
Pa. is a guest OF Miss Grace Tuck
er.
Harry p. Jones and family with
Mrs. Mary Z. Contwell, attended the
reunion OF the Moore family" at
the home of Abraham Moore, near
New Castle.
The Republicans of Duck Creek
hundred held their first meeting at
the Twentieth Century Club house
Thursday night. The meeting was
we'll attended. especially by the wo-
men.
Mrs. Frank Postles has returned
from Atlantic City.
John V. Postles is In Chicago in
the interests OF the U. G. l.. Of Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones
and family spent the weekend at
Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard North,
Baltimore. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Harris. Jr.. have been recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Bart
lett.
Miss Anna Beckett entertained on
Monday evening in honor OF her
guest, Mrs. j. NJ. Beckett.
Miss Nellie Humbert, OF London,
England, who has been on an ex-
tended visit at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Thomas, has returned to New
York.
Capt. Joshua Davis. OF Trenton,
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
.PARKERSAGAN
ASKF0R SCHOOL
May Protest TO State Board
Against Present made
quate Facilities
URGE MERGER
OF ASSOCIATIONS
special to the Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. Sept.
13.-The question OF whether the
woman's Civic Club. OF this place
should merge with the Five Points
Civics Association will be threshed
out at meeting IN the Commun-
ity building tonight. Each body
will be represented at tho confer,
ence by committee OF five. The
Civics' Association representatives
will be III. A Meyer. VIM. N. Nixon.
p. Ross F'arra. Clarence p. Jonas
and w. X. Baker.
with the Inauguration OF the part
time school session in the lower
grades at the school here. parents
OF the children are talking OF send
ing a delegation OF residents to
Dover 20 enter a protest before the
State Board OF Public Education.
The residents who have urged the
erection OF a modern school build
ing at various mass meetings dur
ing the past Two years. contend that
while the State Board OF Education
owns land for such a school, the
building should be erected.
Contractors have reported losing
several contracts for dwellings here
because OF inadequate school facil-
tiles. One builder reports having
lost contracts for two $1,000 houses.
the prospective owners canceling
the contracts after seeing the crowd
ed condition OF the local school
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

And ne poured out in tumbled
sentences the story OF the pool.
''It's no longer just me. but al
the iivellest saiesmen in the Row.
Fellows that know. Listen. Connie.
shouldn't we grant that they're wis
er than-us--about such a thing7'
She faced him. a hard light in
her eyes.
IT can't prevent you from throw
ing away your money" she said. I'm
this wicked woman's schemes. You
think more OF her word than OF
mine. But I believe I can save those
other fellows from ruin. Fred. don't
do anything about this for two days
me. II you can't give me
that much consideration, I simply
will not stay under the same roof
With you any longeri"
To BE Continucd.)
Copyright. 1924. NEA service.)
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

ity Club will be held in the Red
Lion school house ct o'clock to-
morrow evening.
A postponed meeting Of the Wa
ter and Light Commission will be
held in the commissions office Fri
day afternoon.
The condemnation of land on
which TO erect a suitable building
to house the Negro pupils of the
Buttonwood section of the city, has
been placed in the hands of City
Solicitor Frank deli. Janvier. The
building will be erected by the Del
aware School Auxiliary. The auxil-
iary will also pay for the ground,
but the local Board OF Education
will be required 10 handle tho con-
demnation proceedings. 1t is ex-
pected the erection OF the build
ing will begin in the next two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon and
son. Paul, OF Philadelphia, spent
several days with their aunt. Mrs.
Elizabeth Biddle. OF Gray street.
Mrs. John Doyle. of West Sixth
street. is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. f. g. Adams. OF Newark.
The Misses Lillian Proud, Eliza
beth Cannon. Mildred Blake. Eliza
beth Mckay. Dorothy Ramsey, AL
win Othoson. Francis Maloney.
Ralph Maloney. Raymond Mathew
and Edward Williams motored TO
Betterton last weekend.
Douglas Proud and William Mad
den, who have been employed at
Hotel Henlopen, Rehoboth for the
have returned homo
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
REHoBoTH NEWS NOTES.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
REHOBoTH. Sept. 1s-visitors at
Rehoboth are amused daily to see
the team OF oxen from the Dodd
farm bringing in loads OF wood. The
team has been the object for many
photographs taken by visitors. The
Negro driver is especially delighted
to be photographed.
James Young. photographer, will
close his studio after Saturday night
for the season and will return 10
Philadelphia for the winter.
Maynard Poole. OF Wilmington. Is
spending a few days here as the
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
UNIVERSITY BOARD
TO CONSIDER BUDGET
Special to The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Sept. 13.-At a special
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
the University OF Delaware to be
held here tomorrow the budget for
the next two years beginning July
l, 1928, will be considered. Under
the new budget law It Is necessary
to have In the hands of the Governor
by September Is. the amount that
the next Legislature will be asked
TO appropriate to the university and
therefore this special meeting OF the
board was necessary TO pass on the
budget. The proposed campaign. to
raise funds for a new library build
ing will also be considered by the
board tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE, MEN.

Ex-service men who have been out
OF the Navy less than a year may re-
enlist with their former ratings, ao-
cordlng TO an announcement made
by Charles F. Graham. chief quarter
master. u. S. Navy. IN charge OF the
local recruiting station.
The following ratings are open for
first enlistments. apprentice seaman,
yeoman, musicians, radio OPERATOR
carpenters. mates. printers. machin-
lists, motor machinists. blacksmiths.
boilermaker. coppersmith, moulders
and ratings in the aviation branch OF
the service.
The foregoing announcements
made by Quartermaster Graham
were contained in instructions he re-
ceived from the Navy Department in
Washington.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

guest OF Captain and Mrs. EslSridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King. OF Lau-
rel. were visitors over Sunday.
The life guards have been taken
off the beach and the bathers have
dwindled down 10 a small number
despite the fact that the bathing IS
about as fine now as any time this
summer.
Mrs. Charles sherer and family
closed their cottage yesterday and
returned to Baltimore where her
sons. Jack and Dal Sherer. will en-
ter Loyola College.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
GAVE WRONG ADDRESS

Mrs. Laura c. Bailey. sos West
street, says that the two trespassers
who were arrested this week did not
1--we at her house but at 51s West
street.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
GET FARyuER,s CHICKENS.

Thieves broke into the chicken
house Of Joseph Cosgrove. at Cen
treville, yesterday morning, and
stole fifty chickens The thief gain
ed entrance by forcing the lock on
the door. So far no trace of the
missing chickens or OF the "chick-
en- snatchers" have been found.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

n. j.. IS visiting George w. Turner
Clifford Hudson and Mrs. Irene
Wick. both of Smyrna, were mar
ried at the NJ. e. parsonage, Sat
urday night by the Rev. Ransom
P. Nichols.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Noble johnson. Colored Star In
Robinson Crusoe." Wednesday. The
story everybody knows. Children
under 10 free.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-09-13

The Want Ads are your very best
friend and advisor. Use them con-
stantly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
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Continuation de la pagina 81
La, es abrir el libro ante el mundo en-
tero para que, sin, distinction de len
guas, todos puedan sentir Y admirar
la elegancia ''empenachada" del mos
queterismo frances. Aunque cuando di-
60 ell mundo entero, tai yez me equi-
voco. ;Podran jamas los yanquis Y los
ingleses de nuestros dfas, no digo ad-
mirar, sino sentir 10 prOfundamente
humane de las empresas de un Artag-
nan un Aramis? Una conception es-
pecial de la vida parece haber mata-
do desde principles del siglO XIX en-
esos dos grandes valerosos pueblos,
ell sentimientO de 10 que es caballe-
rescO. Y atn antailo,Sa decir verdad, yo
creO que los anglosajo jones hayan sido
capaces de comprender ell caracter
frances, pesar de que adn sabfan ba-
tirse en- duelo arriesgar su vida pOr
un capricho. Una de las innumerables
escenas de "Los tres mOsqueteros" nos
10 demuestra. ;Os acordais? Els uno
de los momentos mas interesantes de
la historic Ell sutil Artagnan segufa
a Milady sin ser visto por ella.e De
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07

pronto, oyendo una risa grOsera que
sale de la boca de un hombre que ca
balga juntO a Ia carroza de la noble
DANA, viendo que 6sta Sc muestra
ofendida, acercase a la portezuela y
exclama
-Si quereis, sefiora, yo puedo cas-
tigar al insolente que os' ofenda, en-
case de que jamas alguien ose ofende-
ros...
A 10 que Milady, con aire enigmdtico,
responde:
Este se1or es mi hermanO.
Y ell ingles grita:
-Tonto, pajaro bobo, ;quien Os me-
te Ell 10 que no os impOrta? Aquf me
teneis para contestaros. Venid esta
noche buscarme destras del Luxem-
burgo con vuestros amigos, y medire-
mos nuestras espadas.
Algunas hOras despues, el mosque
terO. acompaiiado pOr sus camaradas,
aparece en- ell terreno donde lord Win
ter, su adversariO, seguido de otros
tres mobiles de su pats Sc presenta
POGO despues. Los ingleses dicen sus
nombres sus tftulos. Los franceses
tambien Pero al DIR aquello de Ara;
mis-, Porthos y Athos. el lord murmura
descOntentO:
-Teneis nOmbres de pastores grie-
gos. A.
Tenemos espadas de mosqueteros-
responde uno de los aludidos.
ESQ no basta, sehOres; nOsOtros
podemos jugar nuestro dinero con el
primer desconocido, mas no nuestras
vidas...
Esta escena, que Sc pierde8 en- el
bosque intrincado de la fantasia in
verosfmil de la novela, es, a su modo,
un tratado, de psicologfa etnica. Para
un frances para un espaflol no hay
diferencia entire batirse jugar las
cartas. Para un ingles, por bravo que
sea, ST la hay. Por ESQ el ingles, en- las
peleas, es serio. mientras ell frances
RE v el espafiol canta.
Pero no es para entresacar lecciOnes
de esta especie, algO pueriles en- ell
fondo. para 10 que he querido hoy evo-
car mis- recuerdos de LOS tres mos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
LOS GRANDES ARTISTAS DE
"LOS TRES MOSQUETEROS".

Els precise disponer de muchas pa
ginas para poner de relieve ell ex-
traordinario valer Y la fama de que
gozan las actrices que interpretan
"Los Tres Mosqueteros" maravillosa
pelfcula que estrenaran los teatros
Rialto v Tres Banderas ell dia 8 del
corriente.
Las mas notables, -afrma "Le Cou-
rrier Observation-Disclosures las
que interpretan la reina de Austria,
Milady de Winter y la sonora Bo-
nacieuX.
Juana Desclos, quien ha recibido
estupendas ovaciones en- los teatros
de Francia ell extranjero, esta a
cargo del papel de la Reina, en- ell
cual Sc luce extraordinariamente. Ad-
mira su belleza y pone en- los trajes
que viste exquisite gracia y majestad.
Mas que mujer es una artista inconn-
parable.
! Claudia Merelle es una Milady de
Winter sumamente encantadora. Es
digna de ak, ell maravilloso artista,
con ell cual comparte las ovaciones y
la admiration que ambos despiertan
en- ell pdblico.
Pierrette Madd completa ell giorio
triunvirato, que llenara de algeria y
estupeccion a los espectadores porto
rriquefos.
Ell 8 de este mes sera dia de gloria
para todo Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
EI Triunfo de Los Tres Mosqueteros'

queterOs'. ESQ 10 mas, explicara por
que los ingleses no Sc dan una clen-
ia exacta de 10 que hay de generoso,
de noble, de ingenuO, en- la fanfarro-
nerfa pirenaica, tambien porque los
yanquis son incapaces, a pesar del
arte de Douglas Fairbanks, de encar-
mar el espfritu mosqueteril En- cuanto
al espfritu profundo de la obra, que
es 10 dnico que me interesa, v 10 tini-
co que deseo hacer admirar a los que
asistan las Representatives, del film
nuevo que, con este motive, abran
una vez mas el viejO libro, reside en-
su desprecio de la vida sin honra. Y
nOtad que, no hay unO solo entire los
cuatro gentiles hombres de Dumas,
que no anne la existencia y 10 que Ell
ella es dulce, el amor, ell vino, ell lu-
jo, la amistad, el juego, la poesfa. Pc
rO todO este, para ellOs, no es NADIA, 81
hay que ObtenerlO cOnservarlo a
trueque de una humiliation O de una
cobardfa. Y 81 me decfs que esta flo
sofia de la vida. es un POGO arcaica v
un POGO elemental para nuestra 6po-
ca de sutiles combinaciones morales,
os contestare que tanto peor para
nuestra epoca. estoy seguro de que
vosotrOs direis 10 mismo, despues de
haber vistO, en- el libro Ell la panta-
lila al gentil senior de Artagnan, nieto
de Don Quijote.
E. G6n,es Cn1qillo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIALES
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
4 Mulas Americanas

Sc recibiran proposiciones en- sobre
cerrado hasta las II a. m. del Z de
MARIO de 1922, para la compra de
cuatro mulas americanas, en- perfec-
to estado de salud, no mas de cincc
amos de edad de mil libras de peso
mas. No Sc interesan sino mulas
que no tengan resabio de ninguna es-
pecie.
Proposiciones en- blanco podran OBJ
tenerse del Negociado de Materiales,
Inprenta y Transporte, San Juan,
r'bMBp CnHYK ~ nErttf3Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
BANCO POPULAR
Economics Y PrestamOs.
San Juan, p. r.
DIVIDENDO ACTIVO 24o

DIVIDENDO ACTIVO 90
Acordado por la Junta General
de AcciOnistas celebrada en- la
noche del 26 de enerO pr6ximo
pasado, ell reparto de un 1870 CO.
mo DIVIDENDO ACTIVO 24o,
Sc avisa por ell presente a los
Sres. Accionistas, que ell pago del
mismO quedara alberto en- la Ca
ia de este Banco a partir del dia
10 del actual.
San Juan, p. r., 2 de febrerO
de 1919.
ELADIO MALDONADO,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07

Essablecimento
de utdad cientfco de tod las enfere
cuabT1ermcsa esnado
ervc;o.-Cuepo medico reidente Ell Sana1ojo.
Sc admiten de
Departamentos espec'aes Senoras
Operacones esrccales hdo
eecricos mdrotcrapicos Ray * Fuuracon
PERSONAL CIENTTTTc0.
DIRECTOR del SANATORiO. Dr Aulzuu koldan
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Manuel QIsvedo Baes
CIRUJANO GENERAL: ION Velaz Lopez.
GANIA OJOS: DR.. don Agusin K -&ns'9r
RADIOLOGO: DR.. Manuel SOTO Rivera.
Pedro Rivera Aponte. don Castor L. Rivera
LII. MANI J len {u nazario
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: Dr. don Lorenzo R, Nos.
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernando
Ttuadas de compea aoud practa arga e2peenca
C'oNSULTAs.
los dias hbor2
Reconocmenos $40 Consuitas $500
Po Cruano GeneIalA Paicuares de 40 IL de IL nanana
martes jueves sabados
Especiaista:-De dias laoorabe
medicos Doctoes Ruiz NazHo Cas-
1. Rivera
En- e Consultono:-Dr Velez de a l.
Quevedo Baez de uxiado los Doc
torres Rivera Aponte, Pavfa.
Ciujano Dentsta Consroo, ODonl 10 plaza de
Colon de II a . de la tarde.
Los soco pagan dcho
del ultimo recbo
PRESIDENCIA Apartado TEsoRER1A. ApssdO 7Cl
SAN JUAN, PUERTO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
aANIAIALES REALENGOS

~ - y - y = If'-.tIlTF > 70 "
Son tan >humerooss los animales
realengos que, Sc Ven por. las Gales
de- San Juan pYincipalmente por la
pal,c alta. que SO hace necesario una
rccqGa'a de ellef. Asif ies de esnefrar
que 10 haga el encargado de este SER
yicio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07
II = FTIFE-I ~ VI . Ts-''TT ~ y
oPAS4ANIlO ,, REVISTA. MILITAR,

FL 'coronel Nadal yael comanlante
Moreno, han cstado. Ell Ponce. inspec
cionando ell segundo battalion de la
Guardia Nacional.- compuesto de las
compallfass E, F. Gry II. <u,2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-07

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN DIA, tomese LAXATIVO
BROMO QUININA Ell boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La fir.
ma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada
cajita. MT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-13
Eugene Has Largest
Pheasant Farm in u S.

EUGENE. Oct. - with the re-.
cent completion NJ large addition
to tn" pheasant pens at the state
game farm near hcro, the farm IL
now the largest enclosed by wire In
the United states, according 10 mem.
b"rs or the state game commission
The pens now cover ten acres of land
and will accommodate between nlnc
thousand and ten thousand pleas.
ants.
Tho pens win be rIllcd TO capacity
this year. according To l.. T. ncau.
~ member NJ the state game commits.
sion. The birds will be- bcld until
next spring. when they viii be- libcr.
at"d In various parts ~ the state
The policy that has hccn followed
heretofore. that of liboratinE the
young birds early In the fall before
the open season begins. has hoon
abandoned because of the belief that
to release the yuunE phrasauts Just
before th" hunting season opened.
resulted in an uuwdrraHt"d number
falling easy prey To the hunters. II
IN" birds are liberated In the spring.
they are iUli grown aui wary by the
time the hunting season opens In the
fail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-13
Heavy Gold Production
In Alaska Is Predicted

JUNEAU. Nasha, oct. l.. Tho
production o' gold In Interior Nla
kl viii probably b. considerably
larger this season than during
1921, according to cot ! e. Got.
walls, acting president ~ the Alln.
ka road commission. who Gently
completed a trip through tho RirH
afdsun highway aui Nlarln road
districts. No figures are available
On this years rliimatul production.
hut Col, Gutwals based hs prHdIr.
tIon on the Increased activity which
ho observed alnug the various crook
IN tn section ~ tho territory
through which hc passed.
In III" Fairbanks district, there
IL u decided Increase In placer min.
ing, Will" outside Interests are
prospecting Tho creeks In that ST.
rinity 70 ascertain ~, tlyIHnlIry
0f bringing In dr,lsDg Tor work.
Ing m" property. Col. Guiwa'g h,-
lInyos that II drrIrrs ire Installed
th"rc IL llttl" doubt OF their uc.
c"Ttlul operation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-13
PIRATE BACKERS
ARE OPTIMISTIC
Pittsburs Fandom in Differ.
ent Mood Despite Defeat
BY New York Giants

PITTSBURGH. Oct. i3--Dcspi,e
the fact that the Piusburg Pirates
failed TO wrest the National league
pennant from the New York Giants,
local fandom is in distinctly dlf.
ferent mood than II was n year ago
today.
In 1921, Manager Gibson's war
riors came down the home stretch
with commanding lead-and then
blew up with report that was heard
throughout organized baseball. Pen.
nant hopes faded away with the CT.
ants rush. and local supporters gave
vigorous vent TO their disappoint.
ment.
Gibson got away poorly this year.
a change OF managers resulted.
From the week that Bill McKechnle
became skipper. distinct improve
ment was noted. From the middle of
July, Pittsburgh played like n cham
pionsh!p team and records show that
the Corsairs made the greatest record
in the league from that turning point.
The Giants lead was too much,
however and local faas must walt
another year. And they are, seem
ingly. confident that 1928 will DO
the scene OF trlumphs such as were
recorded at Forbes Field when Fred
Clarke's men be anne champions Of
the world.
For ia. past six weeks the Pirates
have been leading the league In team
hitting. Tn. pitching has been su.
perb. with sAutont Victories any
thins bat rare. Til. fielding has
been equally as spectacular.
Mckechnie intends to start next
season with his present lineup aud
pitching staff.
Why break up championship
team" he asked. Would you trade
our outfleld. for any In the business.
or our pitching staff Tor ANY corps In
either leagues? Is there a better
catcher than Schmidt or mightier
laiield-on offeuse or defense
than Grimm. TieTney, Maranyillc.
aad Trayner?"
Local writer's and grandstand cG'
pcrts have advanced many theories
for the remarkable change that came
over the Pirates after McKechnie
took charge. Some give the manager
all the credit. Others insist that
the pitching staff did II after Catch
er Schmidt was brouht back to the
fold and given charge Of the hurleri.
Another faction credits a lions
share 10 Reb Russell, mighty slug
ger. who was brought from Mlnnea-
polls by Skipper Mac.
Conservative followers OF the Pi-
rates have been willing to admit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-13
ATHLETES DEPEND
ON GOOD COOKING
FOR THEIR SUCCESS

SEATTLE. wash. oct ia Food
will win football games. according
to tho members of the last two
crews coached by the late Hiram
Conibcar at the University ~ wash.
ington, who believe that the pros.
poets of 'hc 1922 purple and gold
eleven have been much Frightened
by the ACQUISITION of Ma" SNYDER
as cook for the training table. For
mcr oarsmon emphasize the fact
that during her two years reign In
the boat club kitchen neither the
freshmen nor 'ho varsity lost q race.
"Ma." Mrs. NJ. s. Snyder 10 every.
ono hut her charges. has faith In
her culinary mlnistratious too. Il
think III give them each beef.
steak every other might" she said
recently and big baked potato or
mashed potatoes and the trimmings
and some Of my home cooked pas.
try. except just before a game when
pastry will be- cut off"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-13
l00-Mile Auto Race
At Cotati October 20

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 13.-Noxt
on the automobile racing program
In California Will be a lO0-milr
match race Sunday, October 80
at the Cotatl speedway near Santa
ROga.
Several driving stars are to enter
the race, among them Jimmy Muir
ply, leading driver Of the year.
Tommy Milton. 1921 champion. Har-
ry iiartz. Bennett iiill and Frank
Elliott.