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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Michael Devlin Stricken With
Acute indigestion While
Seated at Table.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. May 2o--Mchsel Dew
lin. who resides on West sixth street,
a foreman at the plant Of the Ameri-
can manganese Steel Co. was stricken
suddenly III yesterday morning. while
ting breakfast. lie Ia suffering from
acute indigestion. His condition was
critical FOR several hours. but last
evening was slightly improved.
Mrs. Isaac Roulden OF Brandywine
Summit spent yesterday IA tho guest
of her sister. Mrs. Andrew Mitchell
Of sixth and Della ware streets.
Mrs. George Hsldmeyer Of Odessa
IL spending several days az the guest
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John -.
Montgomery. of West sixth street
Mrs. Clarence Shelton OF Delaware
street. who was operated upon sew
oral days ago at the Homeopeth
Hospital, Wilmington, returned home
yesterday.
On Monday evening tho members
OF the Red Lion Club Will present the
playlet Clubbing Husband" In the
Opera House. under the auspices of
the Dorcas Society OF the NJ. r..
Church, the proceeds 10 DO for the
benefit OF the organ fund. Reserved
seats are now on sale and tickets may
he secured from tho following com
mittee: Mrs. William Denny, Mrs
Julius Dodd. Mrs. Robert II. Harring-
! ton. Jr. Mrs. Albert Clayton, Mrs
Harry Cummings. Mrs. John f.. u
Clayton and Mrs. George +. Tobin. Jr
AZ card party held at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. McPilte
on East Second street. on Thursday
evening, under the auspices OF the
Catholic Daughters OF America. fol-
the benefit of the building fund, IL
tables were occupied. Arrangements
will be made for the second card party
during the coming week for the same
benefit.
J. Rogers Holcomb Of Walnut Hi
has opened an Office at 907 King street
in the Delaware Trust Building. VIII.
mington. as manager OF the Delmar.
via Branch of the Pennsylvania In.
demnity Exchange. writing reciprocal
automobile insurance. The distric
comprises Delaware, Eastern Shor,
Of Maryland and part OF Virginia
Miss Pauline Wilhelme Of this cit,
on Monday will be employed by Mr.
Holcomb az secretary. The MANAGE
will establish number Of branche!
throughout the Peninsula.
Several members of the Good VIII
Fire Co. this afternoon took part II
the housing of the motorized fire en-
CINE, recently purchased by the resi-
dents OF Christiana.
Frederick Hayter of 200 Harmon.
street, yesterday afternoon, Will
making repairs to his automobile
which broke down while driving OF
the State road near Hare's Corner
injured his right leg. caused by
jack slipping from the axle of the ca
L and the weight of the wheel fallin
upon him.
Workmen OF the local trolley com
pany are replacing the worn over
{ head main feed wire with new wir
] throughout the city and rural sec
| tons.
George Allen Smith, clerk of CIT
l Council, has completerd the makin
= Of the city assessment for the yea
= i1922 and the city book has been hum
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LOOKED AFTER NEW CITIZENS

Dover. May 2o.--At an adjourned
session OF Superior Court, yesterday.
a Federal naturalization agent in
CURED into the application of several
petitioners for naturalization papers,
including the following. all of whom
made satisfactory answers and were
granted final papers: John ORos,
Smyrna. Hungarian: Johann Nickol-
ans Schneider, German. Dover /;
Vincent Bonfanti. Italian. Dover Or.
+. d.: Harry Felintin, Russian,
Smyrna: David HICKMAN. Russian,
FELTON,; Christian Henry Hack, Ger
many. Dover: Jacob Cohen. Russian,
Harrington: Janed Louise Becker
Germany. Dover; Eugene Fredrock
Tapping. Russian, Dover.
one application was refused, that OF
Abraham Leneon, Russian.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Woman at Laurel Badly Bitten
by Bull Dog While Patting
lts Head.
PEA CROP KILLED BY LICE

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaford. kiAy 2o.-Thc English pea
crop. which promised week ago TO
be one of the largest ever grown In
lower Delaware. will he almost an en-
sirc failure. according TO farmers OF
this section. The largest acreage ever
Gown 80 peas in lower Delaware. was
put out early in the season. and the
peas gave promise OF hig returns
until the drouth and pea louise struck
them. with great havoc.
The pea iouse Is one of tho most de-
atructiyc insects known to the farmers
of this section. They appear suddenly
and In countless numbers. and they
have been known to destroy whole
patches In n single night Several
farmcru have plowed their crops UNI
der for manure. and will prepare the
land for a later crop of some descrip-
ton.
The failure Of the pea crop Will mean
q loss of thousands OF dollars TO the
growers,
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seafopl, May 20.-Dr. Cooper OF the
State Department Of Education, viii
Address the Seaford Parent Teachers
Association at their last meeting of
the school year. next Tuesday even
ing, May 20. and several citizens of the
town also will give talks.
Robert Il. Ellis. who has been spend
ing the winter with his son. Fred Ellie
has arrived in Seafprd for the summer
and is with his daughter. Mrs. {. II
Carter.
Mrs. Robert l.. lane had as n guest
part of this week. Miss Margaret Wise
of Philadelphia.
George Jones of Davenport. l.. J.. il
here with hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs j
G Jones on Market street.
Miss Marion Robinson is VISITING
her sister. Mrs. J. Morris Perry in
Philadelphia.
Harlan Uainee has been substituting
at the Seaford public school. this week
as teacher in the absence of Miss Cor
inne Warren.
The baltimore. Chesapeake At
lantic Railway has put on a new
schedule for the Nanticoke river line
and three trips n week are now made
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
But the steamer does not continue NJ
tho Nanticoke TO Seaford. as WAS an
nounced would he done when the
spring and summer schedule wen
| into efrect. II stops nj Sharptown.
News has been received Of the dealt
| of Jerry Cannon. aged ~ years. n
6Ialestuwn, Md. lie was we'll know
here.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Lewis
/ Seafori's oldest citizen. took plaC
| from the home Of Rev. and Mrs. \. w
Mathcr, yesterday afternoon, and wa
largely attended. She was in her set
year ~ her age.
Two delightful banduets were serve
in 81. johns NJ. =. Church. this week
Thursday evening the members Of tn
| church invited the fathers and sons
and last evening the mothers an
daughters. and those not having a So
| or daughter were allowed to brin
somebody else's son or daughter.
Glenn NJ Huston has sold a lot a
| the corner of Third and Market street
20 John II Hurley. who will NOV
there the dwelling where he and hi
family now reside. and erect a mrier
home on the vacated site.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES.

Newark. May 2o.--Miss Louise Tat
nall 81 Wilmington. recently appointed
by Bishop Philip Cook. extension sec
retary Of the Girls Friendly Society
FOR this diocese. in 81. Thomas j. +.
parish house last night gave the girls
al the local society final instructions
regarding admission at the church SER
vices tomorrow morning. At the Il
O'Clock services Miss Jane Lea OF Will
mington. diocesan president Of the So
cie,y, will present the girls Of 81,
Thomas Friendly Society to the rec
tor. Rev. Edgar Jones. There are about
twenty girls in the local society.
Another feature Of the services to-
morrow morning will be the confrma-
tion Of class OF about ten girls by
Bishop Cook.
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day. Mr.. Virdin In building n cottage
Mt Rchoboth Beach on Olive avenue.
Mrs. Hannah Burton In visiting hcr
son. John Fisher Burton. In Washing
ton, ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Smith OF Johns
town. Pa. are here visiting her father,
william Virdin.
Strawberries are In market and are
selling at 20 cents per quart.
Tho Loves school In now occupying
the new building. The old bell In being
used at the now building Mt present
but In inadequate and n new one is in
prospect.
DIR. and Mrs. Roland q. Psynter nre
guests Of DIR. Hiram II. Burton, Mrs
Payntsrs father.
Thomas Norman. pilot, has been
very III with rheumatism for several
weeks.
"The Girls Friendly" met at Mrs
william p. Orr's. Thursday night;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

head. Mrs. Orwell was hurried to a
physician who cautcrxed tho wound,
and took two stitches nj order to close
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Quillin are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a fine -nnd-a half pound
daughter. born yesterday morning.
Francis Bennett, son of MIR. and Mrs
II. l.. Bennett, is seriously Ill at his
home here with an attack OF diph-
iberia. His condition Is said to bs
very serious.
Several Postal telegraph linemcr
are in this section, repairing that com.
panys lines before the busy season
starts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wolfe OF VII.
mington arc spending some time her,
as guests of Mr.. Wolfes parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Wolfe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
eLIpPED AWAY AND WE'D.

Sesford. May 2o.-Cartain Claude
n. Coulborun. son OF Captain and Mrs
II. II. Coulbourn. and Miss Sallie por-
ter. daughter Of the late DIR. Henry f
Porter. both OF this town. were quiet
~ married. Thursday evening. at
o'clock. Al Elkton. Md, the double rims
ceremony being used.
The groom. who has been employed
In Washington, ID. G.. for some time
met nj. bride at Middletown. Thurs
day afternoon. and they slipped quiet,
" away 20 Elkton. returning 10 Sea
ford Thursday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark, May 20.-Estimatos are he
ing asked FOR the new fire house 20
he bunt by the Aetna Hose Hook and
Ladder Co. this spring, and bids will
be opened next "Wednesday night.
Members OF tribes Of Red Men from
Cherry Hill. Md. Elkton, Md, Bear
Station, New Castle. Union, Newark,
Selbyville and Wissahickon. Pa, will
visit the Red Mems Fraternal Home
tomorrow.
Past masters night will be observed
by Hiram Lodge, a. F. and A NJ, on
Monday night.
Company +. National Guard, gave a
dance in the armory, last night, which
was one of the most successful and
delightful affairs the company has ever
given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
REHOB0TH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, May 20.-The
weather here has been fine for the
past three weeks. with the exception
of Wednesday and Thursday. when
il rained A few bathers have ventur-
ed out, especially on Sundays, and say
the water Is very little colder than in
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Clyde, of
Pittsburg. Pa. are spending a few days
here, looking over improvements to
their cottage.
Mrs. William II. Hammond motored
down, Wednesday. from Wilmington
to spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Mitchell.
A play, Plum Valley" is to be CIV
en- tonight, by some of the young folks,
school.
The dirt roads from Harbeson to Re
hoboth Beach have been plowed and
rolled and are in fine shape. A great
many machines come here during
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Barnett entertained at cards
Wednesday night, her guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Poynter. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. r. Rotthouse, Miss Mary
Riggin and mother. Miss Grace Bran
nan, Mrs. Lynden Raymond. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Simmons.
Miss Effie Truitt left on Thursday
for visit in New York City with
MIR. and Mrs. William A. Horn and
family.
Harvey Cooper and family motoreo
here from Denton, Md, last Sunday
to look over. their property prepare
tory for the summer.
A much needed cement pavement il
being laid on the east side of FRS
street, between Rehoboth and Balti
more avenues and thence to the Meth
odist Church. William T. Tappan il
| doing the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

children Of the Newport school. visit
cd tho school this week, md award
cd prizes to n scholar In each room,
who had made the greatest gain In
weight since her last visit.
Prizes were awarded ms follows:
Mary Reeder OF Miss Vineyards room,
Mildred Jones of Mrs. Halls room,
Francis Stunert OF Miss McKnetts
room. and Franklin Eastburn OF Miss
Roe's room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
PROF. PENNY IN HOSPITAL.

Newark. May 2o.-Professor Charles
L. Penny. head Of the Department Of
Chemistry. University of Delaware. is
st Johns Hopkins Hospital. Balti-
more. for observation. Professor Pen
ny has been in poor health for some
weeks and decided 10 so TO the Balti-
more hospital for observation under
the care of specialists Of that insutu-
tion. Tie was taken to Baltimore by DIR.
Charles l.. Blake, Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

up In the mayors off1cc for period
OF 10 days for inspection. City Coun-
eli will ait M court Of appeals on the
evenings Of June 7. 8 and o. from 8
until o'clock.
James u. Tomap has opened n milk
depot on Delaware street between
Fourth and Fifth, In the building
formerly occupied by the NJ. c. n w.
bus line.
Rev. Joseph IT, carp. rector Of
Emmanuel Church. tomorrow at II
o'clock will take for hls subject THE
Work to be Done" Mt 40 Edgar
Allen Poe" Holy communion will be
administered Mt 7.3o n. m, and Church
school will begin at o.ab.
Usual services Will be held In
the First Presbyterian Church tomor-
row Mt 1910 and 7.3o. In charge of the
pastor II. s.. Benttie Wyle. Sunday
school will convene nj 2.3o y. m.
Rev. Luther II. Poole, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will take
for his subject tomorrow at 1890
Tho Lame Man Healed" Epworth
League service will he held AT I, with
Mrs. John Jones as leader. Reports
; will be received from Ralph Duline
and John Davidson. delegated tn the
Sunday school convention recently
held at Milford. The subject at 7.3t
will be "Why Christian
Rev. Frederick W. Overheiser. pas
tor of First Baptist Church. will TAX,
for his subject tomorrow at 100. "Fir'
From Above" 100, "Out Of TIA,
Depths"
| Arrangements are being made b,
the Memorial field day committee 4
hold benefit moving picture show q
, the Royal Theatre next Wednesda
evening entitled Experience. RI
: members of the field day committe
A, will hold meeting In the mayor
Office on Monday evening at 100 70
/, the purpose OF making final arrange
ments for the field day meet. Reptile
have been received from repreeentati tive
his subject at 1890 Prayer" Sunda
Castle High School, 81. Peter
: parochial school. Battery " and Wi
: mington Fibre Specially Co., relativ
TO entering the contest, which wi
take place on Memorial Day mornin
beginning at 1915. at Battery Park
The members Of the board of direct
ore of the New Castle Century Gu
will meet In special eesalon on Monda
evening i'm tho club parlors at & o'clucl
The Water and Light Commiseionei
of this city have purchased ne
> delivery truck.
= Rev. William H. Guy. paetor
Union A. NJ. r.. Church. will take z,
his subect Mt 1910 Prayer" Sunda
\ school will convene at $50; Chrlstia
Endeavor at Gao William w. Chandl'
leader: preaching at 7.30 by the past,
on Opening Of tho Seven Seals"
Rev. !. l.. Taylor. pastor Of NJ
: Salem NJ. r. Church, will take for h
= text tomorrow at 1880 Fathers" TT
I, service will he followed ny cha,
j. meeting. Sunday school will take pla
n at gao, at which time the Children
lie Day musical program will be rehear
n ed. Epworth League service will
- held at $50: preaching at 100 by q
II pastor on The People Had a Mind
Work"
10 Delicious assorted chocolates
81 cents 10 WhltmRn's 50 mpler, 81 30 ]
~ and $500; Mavie chocolates. $3.50
L.. Challenger Son, Prescrlpti,
IN Pharinn ts.--Adv.
NJ VIctrolas and Records. - Bridx
water.--Adv.
Spring epcciale, ryoean and spray,
800. Straw hat cleaner. 10 cent
, Tar Camphor bala and flakes. CUR
W camphor. II. Challenger & Son. Pr
" scrlptlon Pharma ciste ADV.
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GOOD CROP PROSPECTS.

Seaford. May 20.-Charlcs Thlele,
who moved to n farm in this section
from New Jersey. n few years ago, has
proved himself n thrifty farmer. and
his profits this year promise TO be
large.
Ito has on his place 700 peach trees.
70 apple trees about 500 feet Of run
ming grape vines. and 40 plum trees.
and will have from present indications.
three fourths OF n crop of peaches. II
the June drop is not too large. a fun
crop Of apples and plums and three
fcurths Of n crop ~ grapes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose Hill. May 2o.-Erby p. Davis
will preach at Hazel Dell Mission to-
morrow morning at 1890 o'clock !;
Sunday school at 2.ao; Christian En-
desvor at $50. leader. Miss Lilly
Davis. preaching az o'clock by Erby
r. Davis.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening At s O'Clock
NJ the home OF Mr.. Ross. Hamilton
Park.
The ladies' Auxiliary OF Holloway
Terrace met this week al the home
Of Mrs. J. Hardy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
BITTEN BY BULL DOG.

Laurel. May 20.-Mrs. Olive Orwell,
wife o. L. Ray Orwell. was severely
oft,en about the face and head. Thurs
day night. while visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wolfe. by a
prize bull dog belonging TO Harold. a
con ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe. while at
tempting ID pat the animal. she was
bitten through the lip. and about the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

duaIs will be found squattinG on the
Moor or roosting on feed irouEhs or
other house fittings. This ~ the six
nal that rooats are needed. Marrow
strips of wood, M Iath. tacked on the
edges Of boards, the latter resting on
'he floor, viii serve 20 educate the
flock In natural way 90 tho use ~
roosts. Gradually the whole brood
win take To- the new sleeping quarters
and then the brOoder will be no long
/ err needed
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TALL CEDAHS At DOVER.

Doves. May 2o.-The Tall Cedars of
Lebanon held sway here last night,
initiating a large class OF candidates
from Dover and vicinity.
Prior 20 the initiatory work, a
parade through the streets Of Dover
was held in which l7e of the Tall
Cedars including the band. partici-
Jated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
LEWES NOTES.

Lewes. May 20.-Fred Stephenson,
who was at hospital in Philadelphia
for several months for serious opera
lions, has returned home and his doc
tors say he will entirely recover.
Mrs. Napoleon Hickman who spent
the winter in Ocala, Fla, has opened
her cottage on Lewes Beach and will
occupy ii this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Virdin and
Joseph Draper took a trip TO Phila-
Idelphia in Mr.. Virdin's car, Wednes-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20

In the fluld state, In seml-soiid form,
graduated and powdered. But what
ever hte form It improves any ration. !
would not attempt to raise chicks In
any number without milk.
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Young Mems Union Dance.

Tho. local branch OF the National
Catholic Young Mems Union gave
euchre and 500 party and dance In
the ball room OF the Hotel du Point
last night. II was the first Of a series
of functions planned to secure funds
for the entertainment Of the national
convention Of the organization in this
city next August. Many prizes were
awarded last night. The attendance
was large and the affair WAS a big
success. The committee in charge in
C!udcd James J. Corrigan, chairman {:
G. A. Carney, secretary and J. J.
Quigley, treasurer.
-
Window and door screens made C
order. Yerger's. 419 Shipley street.
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-20
PRIZES FOR WEIGHT.

Newport. May 20.-Miss Vera Davis,
working under the Red Cross nurse
service Of New Castle county, who has
been looking after the welfare of the
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STAYING Ont Nights,

As chicks grow in size and strength
they will. mt the proper time, begin
10 remain away from the hover at
night. Certain well-feathered indlyi-
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-12-16

said West half and the Northeast cor.
ner of the thirty (s0)- acres tract below
described, thence North with said East
boundary IL 5000 chains to a stone,
thence south So IA degrees West %
50-l00 chains to a stone in the center
Of the Columbia and Sturgeon road,
Thence with the center Of said road
South So degrees West 2 44-lO0 chains,
Thence South 6 IL degrees West 8
5000 chains, Thence South 20 IL de.
grees West 2 78-l00 Chains to a stone
the Northwest corner Of said thirty
acre tract, Thence with North boundary
Of said tract, North SO IA degrees East
3l.82 chains to the point of beginning;
also ID l6.l00 acres the South part
Of the West half Of the Northwest quar-
ter Of Section One ID, and IL 34-l0O
acres the South part Of the Southeast
part Of the Northeast quarter of Section
Two (2), all above land in Township
Forty-nine (49) range Thirteen Q3).
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
Fred C. Brown, Sheriff,
Boone County, Missouri.
Final insertion Jan. l.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-12-16
JOE SIMPICH WINS
SIGMA EPSILON PRIZE
'Honeysuckle" a Powerful Story of
World War-Miss Saper Gets
Second HOnOrs.

The Sigma Epsilon short-siory con-
test has closed. The award of the prize
Of $50 for the best short story went to
Joe Simpich for his story, Honey
suckle," a powerful psychological story
of the World War.
Miss Sarah Saper won second place
with her story, Last Chapter" Three
other stories tied for third place. They
were Wedding Rings for Happiness,
by Miss Saper, THE Last Landmark y
by Betty Jane Hughes, and THE I'm.
puritan by Benjamin Leader.
The judges in the contest we've DR..
Robert L. Ramsay and ". T. Matthews,
Of the English department, and Prof.
Jesse E. Wrench Of the History depart.
ment. The stories we're graded on the
point system and ranked accordingly by
each Judge. In conference the Judges
used the different rankings to form the
decision.
f. The stories as whole were very good,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-12-16
UNIVERSITY WILL GET
THREE ACADEMY STARS
Lindenmeyer and Bruce of NJ. NJ. A
and COglizer of Kemper to
Enter School Here.

Missouri is making an effort to hay,
number of prominent athletes in tn,
state and in neighboring states come tc
school here next fall
! Edgar Lindenmeyer, of Lake Forest
ILL.,, who is attending Mexico Military
Academy, and Bruce, who is attending
the same school, are expected to enter
the University next year.
Lindenmeyer weighs 100 pounds. is
tackle and cpatain Of the Military Acad.
emy team and an all.state PLAYER. He
is fast and brainy player and should
weigh 200 pounds when eligible for the
Varsity.
Bruce, the other Mexico man, plays
guard and is also an all-siate man. Cap
tain Dunckel and other Missouri alumni
who have seen him play say that he is
an especially good defensive player. He
was responsible for most of the tackles
behind the line in the NJ. NJ. A.-Went-
worth game this year.
Coach Robert |. Simpson said that he
expected ". A. Coglizer Of the KEN
per Military Academy to come here also
next year. In Coglizer. Missouri will
probably see the greatest preparatory
school man it has for some time. Ii
is said that both Nebraska and Illinois
are trying to get Coglizer TO go there.
Coglizer is one of the greatest ends
Kemper Military Academy has developed
in years. He is also a triple-threat man
in the backfield. Missouri expects to
draw several other men from Kemper,
as Coglizer says that he is going 10 do
his best to bring the entire Kemper team
here with him.
Coglizer comes from Omaha, Neb.
This year in getting Karleskint. form
er Pittsburg tKan) Normal star, and
Smith, interscholastic dash champion Of
Kansas, Missouri has placed two thorns
in the side of Kansas, from which the
Jayhawks will probably suffer in later
years.