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Ell GABINETE INGLES
Sc REUNIRA HOY

LoNDREs, agosto 13.-se tiene en-
tendido que 'sl Gabinete Sc reunira es-
ia tarde para escuchar las contra-pro-
posiciones de Lloyd George PROPOSE
to del plan Poincar6.
Las ultirnas noticias relatives a la
confere1Aia son muy optimistas. M
Poincare ha cedido en- varios puntos
muy importantes y Sc indica que hoy
Sc llegara un acuerdo satisfactorio.
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APARECE UN ASPIRANTE AL
TRONO DE RUSSIA

PARIS, agosto 13.-El gran Duque
Cirilo de Russia hijo del Gran Duque
v,andimiro, acaba de publican una pro
clama mediante la cual Sc declara el
nnico y autentico aspirante al trono
de Russia, invocando sus cercanos pa
parentesco con eel Alexandra ell Grande
v con ell ex czar Nicolas.
La referida proc,ama ha producido
gran sensation en- la colonia rusa de
esta capital.
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NUEVA YORK, agosto 13- Mr..
Walter Teagle, presidente de la Stan
dord OIL Co., &c New Jersey, lego
hoy aquf procedente de Londres, don
de asistio la conferencia de los
Managers petroliferos europeos, que
Sc efectuo en- dicha capital reciente
mente.
Mr.. Teagle, seg1n manifestacio-
mes hechas un periodico, ha decla
raGo que a menos que el gobierno de
Russia reintegre las propiedades pri
vadas sus antiques duenos, de las
oportunidades y medios necesarios pa
ra la nacionalizacion de las propie-
dades, no puede intentarse ninguna
empresa economical encaminada a la
exploitation de zonas petroliferas ra
dicadas en- suelo ruso.
Manifesto igualmente, que Sc ha
enterado por fuentes de gran credi
to, que la international Barnsdall Co.
ha iniciado negociaciones con el go
bierno Soviet para comprar los de-
rechos exclusives sobre les campos
de Baku.
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RADIO
PARA TODO Ell MUNDO

No iinporta que su interes pue-
da ser en- la Radiotelegrafia, usted
10 encontrara todo en- la ,oficina prin
cipal del Radio. Cursos de instruc-
c;on. Estudie en- su casa 0 en- nues-
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A los hip'cOs de San Juan

Esta noche Sc exhibira en- el tea
tro Olimpo la revista que trae com
pleta la carrera international de ca
ballos donde Ell famoso campeon Nor
vich derroto al invencible hermano
de Man'o War. Los Hipicos no deben
faltar a este interesante espectaculo.
Ademas ESPoSAS FRIvOLAS.
Advt.
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NEW YORK.-El azdcar crudo
ha alcanzado en- ell mercado el pre-
clio de tres 1916 centavos libra.
Un cperador dio esa cantidad al
comprar Giez mil sacos para entire
ga en- el mes de agosto.
Sc hicieron otras ventas mas por
un total de cuarenta y cinco mil sa-
cos.
Las ultimas ventas del refnado
Sc deben a que los Expenditures Y
acaparadores Sc estan surtiendo ina
ginandose que ell azlicar alcanzara
precios altisimos.
Es un hecho inconcuso que la es-
tadistica azucarera Sc fortalece
diario sostenienGo Ia iprevision del
alza.
Sc asegura que en- case de que
continuaran las exportaciones en- la
forma v actividad actual dentro de
cinco semanas los puertos de Cuba
quedarfan limpios de az1car. Sc cal
cula que en- esa Isla solo quedan dis
ponibles un million Glen mil tonela-
Gas. Tambien sc asevera que en- FL
lipinas y Puerto Rico solo quedaban
unas doscientas mil toneladas apenas.
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VUELvEN A RECHAZAR LAS
PROPOSICIONES DE HARDING

WASHINGTON, agosto 49, Los
obreros de los tal.eres ferroviarios han
vuelto a rechazar esta tarde mediante
un plsbiscito las tiltimas proposiciones
del presidente Harding.
Las iltimas noticias !aaeguran que
en- California los obreros de los cam
pos tambi6n Sc han decIarado en- huel-
ga.
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Ell AZUCAR REFINADO A
SIETE CENTAVOS

NUEvA YORK-La Federal Su
gar Ref, ha aumentado el precio de
su refinado siete centavos libra.
Las crudas continuan muy acti
vas Y con una firmeza extraordina-
ria.
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Ell SENADOR UNDERWOOD
ANTE Ell SENADO

WASHINGTON, agosto 1S.-El Sc
nador Underwood hablara hoy ante Ell
Senado acerca del reciente tratado So
brts reclamaciones de guerra.
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Lo EspERABAMos, sR. HUYKT

Por falta de espacio en- Ia presente
edici6n. nos vemos compe,idos a de-
jar para la proxirna edicion la inser
ci6n del " y lltimo articulo de la Sc
rie que hemos venido publicando, $40
Esparabamos, Sr. Huyke''.
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sCHANzER A ROMA

PARIS, agosto 13... De paso para
Roma llegara manana lunes esta capi
tai ell n1inistro Schanzar.
Es probable que Sc detenga aqui va
rias horas.
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UN TRATADO COMMERCIAL
CON CHINA

LONDREs, agosto 15.--El senior 10
fire, rspresentante del Soviet ha nega
do China para concertar un tratado
comercial con este pals.
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Ell trGfcO e.std
paralizado en-
San Francisco
UNITED PRESS
(via "All America Cables')

SAN FRANCISCO, agosto 1S.-La
costa de. Pacifco esta hacienda fren
te la mas grave huelga de estos dias.
Los ferroviarios estan paralizados, asi
como tambien la vida comercial de la
ciudad.
Ell movimiento Sc extiende rapidamen
te sobre otras ciudades de la costa.
NORTHCLIFFE SIGUE
MUY GRAVE
LoHpREs, agosto 1S-- Continia
muy grave Lord Northcliffe.
FL boletin medico de 'esta noche di-
ce que la muerte Sc espera por momen-
tos. sil MgSEW ~ lEI y n
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Gaia Registradora

Sc vende una de las de
81 .f45.OO en- $4,000, conpIe-
tamente nueya. San Justo is,
baios aImac6n. San Juan, P. R.
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Ell PARLAMENTO IRLANDES
SUSPENDE SUS TRABAJOS

DUBLIN, agosto 13.- Con motive
de la muerte de Arthur Griffith el Pal
lanssnto ha suspendido indeanidamen
te sus sesiones.
Sc ha decretado Ell luto nacicnal.
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SCHANZER Y POlNCARE HAN
CONFERENCIADO HOY

LONDREs, agosto 13.-M. Poincare
y M. schanz'er conferenciaron hoy.
Momentos despues recibieron M.
Theunir prosiguiendo con este las con
versaciones.
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PISo' PARA AL0UILAR

Hay uno magnifico, con siete
habitaciones. Sitio c6ntrico. San
Justo is, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
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LLOYD GEORGE ACEPTO YARIOS EXTRE-
mos DEL PLAN POINGARE:, EN- INTERES
total De La PAz EUROPEA AFIRNO
Ell presidente de la ''.Standard Oil CO., Mr..
Walter Teagle ha hecho importantes decla-
raciones prop6sito de RusiG

seguridad de que, en- la session de ma
mana, seran satisfactoriamentc arregla-
das las diferencias surgidas original
mente prop6sito del namado ''plan
Poincsre".
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Una fuerte pro-
tesla de AlemQ-
niiaanteFrancia
CUnited Press, via All America cables)

BERLIN agosto 1s.-El gObiernO
de Alemania hs enviado una prctesta
al gobierno de Francia prop6sito de
las recientes expulsiones de ciudadanos
alemanes ordenadas por ell Gabinete
F'oincare.
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Hasiido,nombro-
do ell Cob. de las
Islas Vrgen,es

Omitted Press, via All America Cables)
Z WASHINGTON, agosto 1s.-En la
Casa Blanca han informado que va
ha sido nombrado el nuevo Gobernador
de las islas virgenes.
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sN 90
9A = J 2 /
Il N ARE2EIIN

lHaven and Philadelphia.
The Army team. with all the
icadets from West Point. will jour
iney 10 the Yale bowl TO see the SOL
diers engage the BULLDOG. The Cadet
corps Will march and do all the pic
turesque roofing that only the ser
vice academies are capable of in the
east.
While New Haven Is being treated
to the military spectacle and some
football. Philadelphia will be watch
ng the midshipmen from Annapolis
GO through the same stunts.
This is the first year that the
sailors have been allowed to leave
the academy for more than ono
game.
Princeton goes out 10 Chicago in
an attempt to avenge the 9 to 0
defea- the western team handed the
Tigers last fail. With only a shell OF
what used to represent Princeton.
the Nassau eleven has a tough prop
osition on Their hands. Because Of
its intersectional appeal. this game
perhaps is the biggest feature OF the
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
GAME LAWS FOR
THE GUNNER

Every man woman and child who
hunts and fishes should be taught
to know the reason back OF every
game and fish law. A lack OF un-
Outstanding tends to make violatcrs.
When understood that game and ish
laws are passed with the object in
mind of preserving the animal and
not to restrain people from exercis-
ing personal liberty, such laws be-
come more popular"
The above is a paragraph taken
from a letter sent out by George
y. Mannfeld Superintendent OF
Fisheries and Game of the State of
Indiana. Mr. Manifold has stated
very clearly the point the American
Game Protective Association is con
tinually driving home. Once you
convince the gunner that II is TO his
own interests to protect and care for
the game from which he derives his
sport. then your battle Is half won.
1t Is up 10 the sportsman to see
that the game and fish are protect
ed. He cannot expect men interest
ed in any other line of recreation 10
interest themselves in caring for the
fish and game. The man who de-
rives the greatest benefit should
surely fe far-s GIFTED enough TO pro-
tect fish and game II only from sell
fish motives.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
St. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
BY GUESS WHO"

Come on you guys. wake up a
biti Did you forget our blowout
Saturday, Come across, boys, come
across
Who is the guy that sings to keep
himself warm? Oh. Yak, kid.
Our famous halfback. Book, "
will resign and is going back with
the navy. Ship ahoy.
Well we put It to s.. Luke's Sat
urday by the score OF 10 TO 0. Coach
Hickey Ruff wishes all his football
candidates to report for practice
Friday night out at Hender's field,
at 100. Don't forget. out at Five
Points Saturday.
Champy played a wonderful game
but some one was not there.
Curley could not call the signals
Saturday because his chewing ran
out.
Well. fellows. we put the snow
ball dance over big. now let's get
together and work. Every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday nights at
the Polonia Hail.
Who is the guy that goes up 10
the Aldine to get fat on music every
other day. Oh Maggie, hoy.
Who is the guy they call the Shiek
Some people think he can't be
beat.
Some say he's fat.
Who knows where it's at.
Cabbage's latest hit.
Kid Sherlock was seen at two in
the morning playing his clarinet up
on the roof What's the matter
here. big boy? Got the mourning
blues.
Ex-Convict Stanley 1914. was nab |
BED the other day stealing apples /
rom a gooseberry tree down at the |
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
PREPARING FOR
DUCKING SEASON
Crack of Guns Will Be
Heard on Susquehanna
Flats November I
MANY GUNNERS
SECURE LICENSES
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKToN, Md, Oct. 27.-The
duck shooting season on the sus-
quehanna Flats. located at the
mouth Of the susquehanna river off
the shores OF Hartford and Cecil
counties, will open on Wednesday.
! Nov. /. Clerk OF Court H. w.
/ Lewis OF Elkton. has been busy for
several days issuing licenses to gun
! ners to shoot on the flats. which
! cost S20.75 for sink-box licenses and
/ 1915 for sneak-bo license
Gunners report that during the
past ten days thousands OF ducks
have made their appearance on the
famous feeding grounds, and the
opening day for cunning promises
TO afford some good sport. The
large majority of the ducks that
have arrived are known among the
gunners as second -class ducks. The
canvas back and red-heads. the
best ducks. seldom ever make Their
appearance in any great numbers
until the latter part of November.
grounds only on account OF the Sc
we're cold weather there. for their
southern flight.
The Susquehanna Flats abound in
what is known as wild celery, which
is appetiz.ng TO the feathery tribe.
and it also has a tendency OF max
ing the flavor OF the ducks. after
feeding upon It for short time,
much better than most places were
wild ducks are found in any great
numbers. Each year, great num-
bers of sportsmen from all parts OF
the East come TO the flats for a I
days gunning-some OF them stay
ing for much longer time.
Licenses to gun on the flats are
issued only TO residents OF Hartford
and Cecil counties. but the owners
OF cunning rigs, who have license.
are privileged 10 take anyone they
may see NJ out in them. In this
way. the cunning season IS big
thing in a financial way. 10 the own
ers OF cunning rigs. They hire them
out 70 the sportsmen az good price /
The passage Of the law. prohibiting /
the sale OF ducks. however. has |
about put the market gunner" out
OF business. In previous years, hun
dreds OF people followed duck shoot
Ing for livelihood during the fall
and early winter.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
Sport TablOidS

NEW YoRK-Because OF the bad
Showing he made in his last appear-
ance with Jack Wolfe the boxing
commission has barred Joe Lynch,
bantam champion. from the Madison
Square Garden ring. indefinitely.
NEW YORK-Waiter Dutch"
Reuther, Brooklyn pitcher is the
first holdout Of the season He
wants $4,000. The club offers him
$4,000.
Chicago-Bill Killifers hasebairs
youngest big time manager has been
signed for two more years as the
manager OF the Chicago Cubs.
Killifer is "a and came to the Cubs
with Alexander in 1917 for $4,000.
NEW YORK-Eleven regulars. OF
the Penn State football team Of 1887
will witness the game here tomor-
row between Penn State and SYRIA
Gus Only one member of the orig
tna1 squad is now living. G. Nit
chell
observation-disclosures OF the ac-
eusations made against them for haz-
ing the first classmen from the
Naval Academy will not be permitted
to go to Philadelphia for the game
tomorrow between the Navy and
Penn. The roofing will be done by
500 second class men.
NEW YORK-Frank Frlsch, star
Giant player and Miss Ada Lucy.
New York girl are to be married
Nov. In the church ~ the Holy
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
EAsTLAKE b. II. PRACTICES

Eastlake basketball team had a
workout in the High School gym"
last night.
The result1of-this practice was en-
couraging. Ards, Townsend and
Clemo. veterans of last year, showed
fine style. "Bilr' Pierson and "Bin"
Middleton displayed some close
guarding. Winkler. the tall center,
and Buddy" Stirlith uncorked some
difficult shots.
A, meeting Of the Boys Brigade OF
Eastlake will be held at Thirtieth
and Tatnall, at 100 tonight.
On, Monday, a Church League
quot game will be played at Thir-
.tieth and Tatnall streets.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
Tomono,0tS College Football

arrisburg.
Lehigh visa Muhlenberg. at Beth
lehem.
Maine VS.. Colby. at Orono.
Marshall vs-sW Va, at West Hunt
lngdon.
Michigan vs.lIllinols. at Ann Arbor
Minnesota VS.. o., State. at Mime
apolis.
Northwestern VS.. Wheaton, Naper-
VILE
y. Y. University VS.. R. I.-state, at
New York.
oberlin vs.&Afnherst, at oberlin.
oklahoma VS.. Nebraska. at Nor
man.
Oregon VS.. Idaho. at Portland.
Pennsylvaniabvs Navy. at Phila-
delphla.
Pittsburgh We. sBucknell, at Pitts
burgh
Springfield vs.,Detroit, at spfing-
field.
st. Johns vs.. Mt. st. Mary's at
Annapolis.
swarthmore VS.. Stevens, at'swarth-
more.
Syracuse VS.. Penn St., at Polo
Grounds
Tufts VS.. Wesleyan, at Medford
Union VS. Trinity at Schenectady.
Virginia Nil, VS.. Nor. Car. Az, at
Norfolk.
Vanderbilt VS.. Mercer, at Nash
Vile.
Wash. and Lee vs.. Lynchburg, at
Lexington.
West Virginia VS.. Rutgers, at Nor
gantown.
Wooster VS.. Western Res, at
Wooster.
Yale VS.. Army. az n. Haven.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27

]
Bates VS.. Bowdoin, at Lewiston.
Bethany vs. Geo. Wash, atsWells-
burg.
Boston College VS.. Lafayette. at
Boston.
Brown VS. Boston University, tat
Providence.
Butler VS.. Wabash. al Indianapolis
Case VS.. Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Catholic U. vs.. Va. Poly at WASH
ington.
Centre VS. Louisville. at Danvllle.
Chicago VS.. Princeton. at Chicago.
Coe VS. Grinnel at Cedar Rapids.
Colgate vs.. susq. at Hamilton.
Columbia w. Williams. at New
York
Dickinson VS.. Urslnus. at Carlisle.
Fordham VS.. Westminster, at New
York
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Haver-
ford, al Lancaster.
Georgetown VS.. Envy and H'y,
Washington.
Georgia Tech. VS.. Notre Dame. at
Atlanta.
Gettysburg vs.. villa Nova. at York f.,
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth, at Cant
bridge.
Hobart VS.. C. c. y. Y. at Geneva
Holy Cross VS.. Vermont, at Wor-I
cester
Indiana VS.. Mich Ar. at Bloom-s
lngton.
Iowa vs.. Purdue at Iowa.
Iowa State rvs. Washington, att
Ames.
Kansas Agri. VS.. Kansas, at Mani
haitian.
Kentucky VS.. v OF So, licking.
ton.
Lebanon Val vs. Wash Col. att
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
S p O r 7 s

day. II Chicago should win from
! Princeton. it would add to lowas
defeat of Yale in making the West
ern Conference the cock of the 1872
walk.
When the Georgia Tech-Notre
Dame game was scheduled for At
lanta last winter, II looked like the
fanciest inter-sectional game of the
1922 season. II is still a good num-
her. but the cyclone that hit Notre
Dame when about half Of the team
went skylarking last fall, robbed the
Hooslers of what promised to be
the finest team OF this year.
Rockne has done we'll this year
with what he had on hand and 1t
should be a fine game.
Dartmouth returns to the Har-
ward schedule this year after being
missing for several years. Dart
mouth teams always fight and Har-
ward teams are always hard to beat.
From a pure football standpoint it
is one of the most attractive games
of the day.
Penn state. crippled by gradua-
ton and "desertion,' is not the
flash that swooped across the east
ern grldiron last fall. As long as
Hugo Bezdek is coaching. Penn
state will have a good team and the
game with Syracuse is also one OF
the days features.
In the Western Conference, the
big battles of the day VIII be staged
between Ohio state and Minnesota
and Michigan and Illinois.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
Nativity. f, has been announced.

Nativity. IL has been announced
NEW York. Eddie Fitzsimmons.
Chicago have been signed ctaN' n
New York and Sailor Frledmal
Chicago have been signed to meet
IN the - round semi final 90 the
Jack Briiton Mickey Walter weller
weight championship fight in Madi-
son Square Garden. Wednesday
night.
KANSAS CITY-"Tin' Denton de-
feaied Byron Gillette OF Buffalo so
20 80 and so TO 16 In the opening
games n the national three cush on
billiard league here last night.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27

Pand J, near Glddyyap curve. We
told you about them. Legs.
Who Is the fellow that hangs
around the pump at Rockford Tow
er drinking water to get five years
younger. Oh, kiddie.
Don't forget the big masquerade
dance Monday night. The Stirling
Six will answer the call on the old
masqueraders at s:45 at the Polonia
Hall.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
Evans on Boxing

No boxer in the country at the
present time Is showing better than
Johnny Kari, OF Cleveland.
Karr Is under the guidance of
Jimmy Dunn. who piloted Jornny
! Kilbane to a championship and VINO
has a claimant for the middleweigh'
title in Bryan Downey.
The fact that Dunn is handling
Karr is sufnc proof Of his worth
for Dunn deals only in live wires In
the pugilistic game.
Karr's best weight is around lbO'
but he is willing yes anxious, to
make tire welterweight Limit any
time Jack Britton is ready to give
him whirl at the title.
Weight, however. doesn't make
much difference with Karr. He
meets as many middleweights as
welters and il always able TO take
care of himself.
His manager. Jimmy Dunn, Is con-
fident there will he a new welter-
weight champion II Britton ever
gives Karr chance over IL or
l5-round bout to a decision.
Knrr Has Peculiar style.
Karr is a most peculiar boxer. He
does most things contrary TO ring
custom. In fact he is a second edi-
ton to Harry Greb.
In rls amateur days Karr was
known as the Jumping jack OF the
ring / refereed many a bout in
which he did lntle hghting' but
plenty OF clowning While he never
hurt any of his opponents he sell
dom was h I. as he never was in the
same place more than few seconds.
Jimmy Dunn saw poss bilities in
Karr when the rest Of the world
looked on him as the joke of the
ring. Dunn has made a mighty
clever boy out of him. When he
sets he can hit and he has a tan
taLzing left jab.
Is Rated Very Clever.
Despite the fact that ne Is now
rated as a clever boxer. Karr still
persists in using many Of tho mo
neuvers that made him talked aboui
as an amateur. His peculiar style is
most difficult TO solve.
Like Harry Grebb. he possesses a
great pair OF legs. He can step as
last at the close OF the bout as at
The START. He Is a most aggravating
boxer to oppose because he is con
stantly dancing IN and out. lie is a
MOVING target aid therefore
mighty hard man TO hit With a real
Nallop. In addition he keeps throw
ng punches at his opponent from
Every angle.
Within the next year Karr should
be heard from in boxing circles in
A most emphatic manner.
Williams Tries Comeback
see where Kid Williams,
former bantamweight champion Is
essaying another comeback. In his
first bout with Joe Dundee he won
on foul In the tenth round after
scoring over Dundee all the way.
Williams as a bantam was a great
little fighter. He always gave pa
irons OF the fisric game a run for
their money When williams was
scheduled 10 fight he did that very
thing
The greatest mistake Williams
made during his career was his In
sistence on a tight with Johnny Xii
oane. II was the turning point in
MS career. Williams began to slip
ifter that bout
Vas Easy For Kilbane
For months Ki.bane ignored the
-arious challenges issued by VIII
irms and his manager Then out OF
clear sky came the announce ment
rom Kilbane that he wou,1 meet
Williams.
The match was staged IN Phila-
elphia and resulted in nothing short
4 a massacre. From the tap OF the
ong to the end OF the sixth round.
,iibane battered Williams all over
he ring Never d d a champion re-
Give a worse beating.
That bout robbed williams OF
Evening journal., 1922-10-27
sKIRT LENGTHS.

Short jackets OF brown caracui
are effectively worn with brown
velvet or duvetyn one-piece dresses.
A narrow, straight skirt. escaping
the ground by from five TO eigh,
inches. gives the best line with the
short fur coat.
Evening journal., 1922-10-27

A 4N@A-NAN - - - 4 H.
The foundation TO these rumors no
doubt is the result OF the way the
members Of the teams and their fol-
Nwers are popped up for the fray.
There has been much pro and con
cotcerning the contest and the let
tersts a fair example OF what Is be-
ing heard from both camps and the
neutrals.
Defiance and Parkside viii put on
the finishing touches al final prac-
tees tonight. Signals and specially
prepared PLAYS for tomorrow's tilt
viii be gone over thoroughly 20 get
tbs greatest possible coordination
and team play.
Harry Jackson. bsckhe'd star %
the University OF Delaware eleven.
who was declared ineligible for the
college team. due 20 difficulties in
his studies was signed by Park
eide and his contract approved last
night Manager Evans Of the Kirk
wood Park eleven. announced last
night that Jackson would finish the
season with his team. and would
make his first appearance in a uni
form against Defiance.
The acquisition Of Jackson gives
the Parkside eleven one OF the best
collections OF backfeid stars ever
seen on a loca' eleven with Nc
Culhn. Loose, /Gray. HAYES. EnEier.
jackson. Sylvester. Manlove. Joyce
and Volkman the eastsiders have
two fine backhelds. which should he
well able 10 hold their own with any
team in the State