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Evening journal., 1922-04-06


NOTICE OF MEETING. FOR DIsso-
LUTON OF THE CECIL OIL &
GAS co.
The principal office in this State is
located at 927 Market street, In the
city OF Wilmington. county OF New
Castle.
The name Of the agent therein and
In charge thereof, upon whom process
against this corporation may be served.
Is Corporation Guarantee and Trust
Company.
We. the undersigned being a major
ity OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Cecil oil q Gas Co, do hereby certify
that az "a meeting OF the said board. OF
which meeting every director received
at least three days notice, called for
the purpose OF dissolvlng the company.
and held on the eighteenth day OF
March 1922. said board, by majority
Of the whole board. did adopt the fol-
lowing resolution
I RESOLVED. That IN the Judgment
OF the board, 10 Is advisable and most
for the benefit Of the Cecil OIL a Gas
Co, that the same should be forth
with dissolved. and TO that end and IN
conformity with the statute, 10 Is or
dered that a meeting Of the stockhold
ers be held on the thirteenth day OF
April. 1922, at the office Of the com
pany. 332 Frick Building, Pittsburgh
Pa, at 2.30 y. NJ, to take action upon
this resolution. and that the secretary
forthwith give notice OF the meeting
and Of its adoption OF this resolution
with a notice OF its adoption Ia The
Evening journal Of Wilmington. Della
ware. a newspaper published IN the
county wherein the principal office oil
the company Is located for az least three
weeks. once week, successfully, and
by mailing a written or printed copy
Of the same 10 each and every stock
holder OF this company. IN the United
States.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. we hav'
hereunto set our hand and affixed th
corporate seal OF the said company thi
eighteenth day OF March, 1922.
CECIL OIL & GAS co.
CORPORATE SEAL,
Delaware, 1920.
CONSTANT RECONNU. JR..
IRVINE KORN.
ALBERT THAT'S.
IRVINE KORN.
mar23-s0-apr6 Secretary.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

BARGAIN-Wn sell bungalow and
two lots at Brack- Ex. Apply T.. w.
Mitchell. fi1 y. Union ST. Can $50 TO
+. NJ. Possession April 10. apri-3t.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
HELP WANTED.
Statesmen WANTED.
. SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

CLERICAL POSITION WANTED by
young married man Best reference.
Address Wa, Evening Journal Office
apr6-3t
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trio work Of any kind. Address W-SS,
evening Journal Office. mari3-im.
RELIABLE CHAUFFEUR wants posi-
/ ton Address Fox W-35. Evening
Journal office. apr6-6t.
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REFINED YOUNG LADY desires posi-
ton as elderly ladys companion. Ad-
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|ofhce. apr3-6t.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06

NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT OF
ADJOURNED MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF ELDER CORPORA
TION.
The adjourned stockholders' meeting
OF Elder Corpora ton, called for and
convened on the NTH day OF April, 1929.
at the corporations office, at West
Tenth street, Wilmington, Delaware, Is
adjourned to April q. 1922, 10 recon
vene at the same place At ~ O'Clock
noon. Rem S. PEARSON,
Dated April 9Th. 1922. Secretary
apr6-it.
Evening journal., 1922-04-06
NOTICES.
MANDOLIN

Rapidly taught. short. easy, pleasant
method. Also beginners on violin. Sur
prise your friends. $50 Monroe ST.
feb23-eod-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
BIRTHS

Lind. G. asdro. Wooilsy. boz.
AydL Martin. sttsn zist ave. W.
boy
Anderson. oscar. .ois second ave. ".
pools. William r. 1881 Y. Columbia
niseksf. william II. 7eis 18th ave.
oinnst,. Charlie, y. ssss isth sv.
Hsm.lassr ROY. 1850 Ninth ave.
slater. Edward =. eornsr orundais
and nth ave. = ". girl
Koiar. John A. las ssnd ave. ~, boy.
'i. I'm Pat J. 1913 California
Barrsa. - ss.s Seventh av. n. girl
schaitenilfk. Prank. ssos Eiils ave,
Jonss Alfred n. 'sss inh sv. 3.
verdi. Dsisini.s. Sc, Henderson ct.
Reynolds, stephen l.. 30 Mob Hiii
Moore. fharI-. wallet i,is isih sv.
d. Lshh.. ci.r-ne. Edward. sii;
9th ave. q. boz,
Gets. Frederick John. 5000 w. Kinds
d. ci.rss. Edmund. ass i,tA ava
Jackson osorrs A. III w. ss,h st.
boy.
Mccoy. wynsn, ffss Yff,h ave- boy.
wilcox. Robert 1875 Queen Anne
Thompssn. o.ors. Edwin. 200 18th
newm.n. Joseph B,ss, INA ssth ave
a.. Boy.
Kunugs. Kuro. ,is 10th ave. p. siri
HirAmeto. roshihiro. aos Eighth ave
- nirl
Pornrnsr. Gustav. fsss ~. 18th st.
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
DISMISSAL or THE SUIT

brought against the Listman Service
company and subsidiary corporations
by Esther Seheid and others was
granted Monday by Superior Judge
Mitchell GILLIAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

, were tinea when business was amaz,
inriy good. and there was tampta.
ton 70 plunge into automobiles and
luxury. Bu, we've siecrcd pretty
clear Of the temptations, bulf up
and maintained $4,000 reserve
fund TO keep things stabilized After
enjoying tho days Of sky .high prices
Tor our product. We az. s,iii in shape
20 keep operating and breaking bet.
ter than even during the present 20.
Rod 81 depressed prices"
The Blaine Manufacturing com.
rany'r plant IL conssfvatively valued
a. SEQ. 900. u employs ~ men. Of
whom ~ are interested IN tho plant
nrAldes johnson. wentr and
webb. mentioned shove. Joe nioom
and u. Y riatner. azwycr-. and ben
Blahop. a packer. are directors. Other
Shareholder are W. J. Shepherd. tai.
lyman. George Fountain. packer.
Chris Rsekdaii. log buyer and saw
yer. nm Ortiz. packer. and Lawrence
Nasicl. sawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
It'sneuriitis!


That sharp. stabbing pain IN the
upper arm. about tho shoulder blade.
In the nape % the neck. along the
forearm or down the thiEh and les, 10
often Neurittr--not rheumatism.
IL you have severe frontal head
aches. with . feeling that somethinx
10 twttchinE or pulling at the eye
baiis--a dull, aching pain In thu back
accompanied by an occasional shoot
ing pain In the sid>-numbnes or
ttnxilnE IN IN. fingers or stitches
of pain here and there, the chances
ars that your trouble 10 Seurttis,
No matter whsrs your pain 10 10.
Gated. you can Get prompt Fcltrf
without taking aspirin bromidHs
narcotics or other dope. Take four
Tyrrnol Tablets In hot water. and In
= few minutes you Will b. rid % the
torture. Tysmoi 10 guaranteed harm.
less. IL helps 20 sooth- and heal the
weak. inflsm9d nerves
Don't suffer any longer. Oct a
q package OF Tysmol Tablets from
any nrst class druggist. Tysmoi
Company. Mig. Chemists. 400 suffer
st. San frsneisco.--Advert q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

I want e advtse all my friends
W1o happen 90 BE aiiing 10 BE bsked
- DR. Lsaxhsey's ovess- The nake
uvsns at os "a ~ sees tn . hurry
Roo1. strenuous werk--werk that re-
0uaeps enc 70 be fit physically.
I sos very hadiy crippled With
Wneamatisa- ! haA 90 hay off fresa
~ Wosk ter weeks Part Of she
01ne ! was Aeartaaea. saw three
yeors - service for Uncle ssa. and.
u fact I never suffered saeh pats
- all 81 ny itfe-
! seek the advice ef sssas people
VAe Aal bees patients OF Dr. I.susA-
ssy-ehey last kept ss nae a.sil !
! a1ss followed Dr. Lsaxhsey's
01eenry presertpttsn. and new Z. toe.
60 veueh for the treatment. Mine
woo = terribly painfut esse---t esute
mee waik ~ the beginning 81 treat
on11aaea and swollen 10 more than
as~bse their normal stse. I esaid
ret Ne rest. day 90 night. and fros
sAe -ftrss bake" the pals dsatsishes.
anl the tsfianea and swollen con.
Sssse. di.ssr~srsd. ! s~sss ssresses
ycnsh b.kisG asd ne - nseA seed
0not I WAS abte e r~suNe nay wesk
~ 1ust . few days. ! feet great. $50
81 snch cases - ssine shssid BE ssia
- The Hsasa BAKE oven. .rse
lounsn Bake oven 10 . wssscr." A
bnne nak~s = feitsw VIE h aswa.
nnys1cnliy. feel iihs he hsa = sew
Uoose 81 life. asd the baking sveas-
meoe II pleasant. aaa very sesthtnx
- ess's sevsess ssA ssy nerves
noe1ea ssaetktag to sssthe them
o6sev the siege 81 suffering Z wens
uhsouxA. I an ysmrs very svafy,
ED HANSEN.
s.o1 Asssvs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

BLAINE. Wash. May Go
operative numbering frasibir'
Make inquiry at the iiiaine
Manufacturing company. which
j. busiiy working away. In spii.
Of the low price 81 .hingie. and
high price Of logs.
Ask any % ifs owner>--lh.
president. George johnson. who
!. general manager. tho Vice
pr-.id-nt. Pred wcnts. who IL
tho fileri the seerrtar, trras.
ur~r. Ira Webb. who operates a
drag saw. Hut don't expect any
Of these TO loaf . minute on the
job. oven tho thry are part own.
rrs In q sucerssfuI business.
Each mans business j. slrinKie
making. and th~y give mn han.
ct days work. doing no i~~.
thar !. expr~fssi of the hired
help tho growth Of their businr.s
has noeessiiatrsi.
These men viii tell you. as vii
any body In Blaine. that co operafivr
industry will succeed. 10 properly
conducted. They poin; 10 the coop
sra,iveiy owned plant. here 10 rroxs
H. And 20 emphasize need % proper
methods. they elite one that failed.
The Blaine Manufarsuring com
psny. fret Of the plants. IA 40 Ell
perimaai ~ has BEEN the property
u its wortmen for seven years Dur
Ing that time ., has operated con
"A bunch OF shinKia min men wrrs
Oh, OF work a lot. owing 20 strikes
and other things George Fountain.
ons o. thu owners. explained. as he
kept up his end Of packing shingles
Into lunches. Then came the
thought that we could operate for
ourselves. A fun crew wsa carefully
selected. ana we took over this min,
zach man working at hts usual du.
ties at his usual pay. but putting 20
per cent OF his salary back into ths
business.
There wer> times when n wa.
mighty hard shedding. and acme 81
'hs fslnthearied left Us. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED
tn ROLE or MOOR

Walter ftampden II admirably
adapted TO the portrayal OF the
ercst.hearted. passionate Moor. lilo
possesses a magnificent physique. a
ronorous voice. eye, that are orhs OF
light. capable OF rejecting the tenn
pestuoua moods OF jealousy and re.
morse which rack the soul Of othel.
10. and an intellectual acu'eness
which piumt~ the depths Of the
character. lie makes powerful. ex'
otto figure. stridins thru the mase OF
cunning which iago spins. swift and
SURE TO me,e out justice AZ he sees
II. first 10 pesdsmona. then 10 him
self
william Rau,er plays rsEo with
fair success. lie I. not disbolicai In
the way that think faxo wan al
abolicai. but he AZ least clarifies the
ltncs. and az times he suggests very
well the sardonic humor implied.
Mabel Moore IL capable posde.
mona. tho che IL not extraordinary.
Mary Hall proves q splendid Emilia.
and Ernest Rowan Is decidedly good
a. Cas.to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

a. ". EifL
Lee. Jacob. e6ii fTth ave. = W. boy
Baker. John Alvin. ss4Th Evanston
ave- boy.
/ MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age.
shorroek. Haiiam Carey. Seattle. ~
Manifold. Alice Emily. Seattle -. 20
wolff. Johannes H.. Portland. Legal
Wolff. Harriet a.. Portland Legal
Necsoskey. Robert n. Collar IN
Jurgensohn. GLADYS Irene. Seattle -
Giovanni. zix0lto. Seattle .. 40
FAta. Rose. Seattle ...s.......-...si
Miyonhf. Ichimatsu. Seattle $50. "a
Fukumori. kiyo. Seattle .........si
Mitchell Thomas n. Seattle L~sRi
Mathews. Charles william. IT..
smithsen- o.rsidin.. s..tti.. Legal
DEATHS
Dell. cisrsnas = g. ts:s Keystons
Hoffman, Hassi L. 81 ASA Harvard
Roach. charles 90, sos w ssth o.
Ions. Shirley. days. ifss Yakima
osborn.. Es.n q Is. 1905 H. Thomas
Merhi.. y.s.ia 81. sis 18Th ave. ~.
Prentice. Joseph Park. 81. a5st T.
Larson, Ethel Hannah. 10 ssss s'th
psfos. ssdi. e. iis Dexter ave-
brazilian railroads are burning
wood for fuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
VITAL STATISTICS

, NsIbaner. Gustav. 100 Msiross pl.
firL
Lowe. Magnus. tsss ttst &C. S. w
twin girls.
Smith. Herbert Jacob. <fos 10th ave.
a ". Eifl
Lee. Jacob. c6ii fTth ave. W. boy.
Baker. John Alvin. ss4T \ Evanston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

AN EXAMINATION for domestic
science teacher. Indian service. viii
~ held IN Seattle June by the Y. y.
civil service commission. Arph'
canss should communicate with tho
". 4. civil service board at the post
Sfffco building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
HAMPDEN A HIT
AS "OTHELL0"
Small House, Tho, Shows
Lack OF Appreciation
ny GLENN HUGHES

To the glory % Shakespeare and
tho shame OF Seattle. Walter Hsmp.
den last night gave a performance
OF ''Otheilo" at tho Metropolitan tho.
alter which thrilled the small audi.
enee ss nothing has thrilled them In
a long time.
''othello." ono 81 the great. NOV.
ing. blood stirring tragedies OF the
woridi iiampden. ons Of the great
contemporary actors Of Shakespeare
Seattle. represented by a handful Of
people. Draw what conclusions you
will I prefer 60 keep my opinions
10 myself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

A~r . iong-confinued experiment.
tai diet. including one-tourth part Of
whit. pine sawdus, cows showed no
change In their weight or milk pro
ducfion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
MODERN STAGE
SETTINGS Used

Tho stage settings uscd by this
company are entirely modern In
their conception. and are moot II.
fee,lve. Rich lighting. simple. archi'
tecturnl designa. and sxcell.nt cos
TUNES make tho production eminent.
~ satisfying to tho spirit o. the play.
presume II IL only TO be expected
that ''Othello- should NJ its first per
Torrance In the city be ignored By
all thos. save tho most discrsminat.
Ing and loyal 20 IN. fines, traditions
OF tho Engiish speaking stage. but II
seems 20 mo certain that az soon ss
tn. quality OF Mf. Hampd~n's per.
forfnanc~ f. realized the thoAtsr will
be packed 90 th- las, scat.
Tonight Hamlet" - 10 be given
That I imagine. Win be w-li patron.
ir~d Meantime. for the sake % IN.
fruan,. let me remark that a second
performa nee Of "Othslio" IL billed
FOR Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
WATER sHuTorr NOTICE

water will - shut of on
Thorndyke ave. from W. Barrett
1T. TO w. Armour ct wedn.s
day. May 10. frosn . =. m. 20 8
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
DR.. Loughney. Famous Dieti'
tian. Publishes New Book
Stree 10 You POSTPAID"

Yea wsii vais~ this h~ek highly. We
en- rnnsl thew cot FREK. Wvsss y~~v
knn.e sd sddres~ pi~iniy. ssA y~~ VII
Ores1ve yssr bost ~ r~tsvw mall rh~y
~ wvnpp<d sd rrady 10 mall sas-
NOTIFY. IsnGha>y's haks ov0
Uuunsuseas sffie~s ss~ in~~sed ~ the
0peuev u Fynh and tnisu. In the Csary
S1x1ng. msesus sto-sif-Btf-sfs-sfA
~. lssghn~y h sssissed by esmvs<9t
III uurssA ficsss. O. m. 20 2. m
Don1Ays. > - 1. esiy- reiepheas Msin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

One hundred tons OF herring come
Go the London market every day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
Next Door South Of Ten Cent Store
Kentucky Avenue

to drop harness racing this year 70.
running races The races will be part
of the fine entertainment which will
cost those attending the fair nothing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
BRESNAHAN LOOKS
FOR TALENT TO
BOOST MUDHENS

New York, Jan. 1S-Roger Bresna-
han, former Major League star of
stars, now leader of the Toledo club
OF the American Association, is in
New York for conferences with his
Old boss, John McGraw, of the world
champion Giants. Rogers is looking
for talent to bolster the Mudhens and
it is said he may be aided by Nc
GraW.
Bresnahan was asked for his opin-
of the muchtalked of "balk" move
ment of Pitcher Dave Danlorth the
Southpaw, for when the st. Louis
Browns recently gave whole corral
full of players.
His movement is queer and tricky
and fools the opposition all right"
Bresnahan said. And unless Il fell
low is spry and eagle-eyed when on
first, Danny'll catch him sure"
The Giants management announced
that they had signed a contract with
William Black, iniielder purchased
from the Virginia league.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
SEEK TO PERMIT
BOXING IN CUBA
Bill To Be introduced BY ROzendo
COllazO Providing For Ma
tiOnal Commission

Havana. Ian. IS Senator ROscndn
Cullazu, chairman Of the national box
ing commission named less than Il
week before prize fighting in Havana
was prohibited by decree issued by
Mayor Marcelino Diaz De VillePaS. to-
day announced his decision to intro
duce bill in congress permitting box
ing throughout the republic under re-
strictions to be enforced by the ma
tiOnal commission.
A few of the large colony of Amer
lean fighters disbanded by the may
or's order have remained to engage
in contests with Cuban opponents at
MarianaO, Il suburb of the capital.
but the sport has not flourishcd out.
side Havana, where, due to intense
Interest in the International contests
which have been staged, more than Il
dozen clubs, including two which
built large open air stadiums, have
been putting on fights
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
TAMPA RACE TRACK IS
ALL READY FOR FAIR

Tampa, Jan. 1S.-(Special, 1.-The
half-mile racetrack at the state fair
grounds is being put in fine shape for
the race meet to he staged during the
period of the South Florida Fair
Feb. Pill, inclusive The "bangtails"
will get away to four starts each day,
and purses of size to attract good
horses will he hung up by the fair as
sociation. The track, always noted as
one of the fastest in the country, has
stable accommodations for about two
hundred horses, and General MAN.
iager p. T. Shredder says it looks now
as though all of the stalls will be
filled. The fair association decided
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
FRANKLIN BAKER QUITS
BASEBALL FOR BUSINESS

Baltimore, Jan. 1S-J. Franklin
Baker, New York Yankee third base
man, stated here today that he was
through with baseball and would take
up business career Baker is to be
married tomorrow to Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Mitchell. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John 0. Mitchell, of this city.
The former home-run king held
Gown the third base position for the
American League champions last year
until he was forced out of the game
through an old injury to his leg. He
recovered in time for the worlds Sc
ries, but Mike McNally was used at
the difficult corner, so that Baker was
seen only in the role of a pinch-hit-
Ter
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
PARIS WILL GET NEXT
OLYMPIC GAMES APPEARS
CERTAIN AT THIS TIME

New York. Jan. 1S.-The success
full staging of the next Olympic games
in Paris is said by members of the
American committee to he assured by
the reappontment of CASTOR Vidal as
minister OF sports in the new French
POincare cabinet. Reports from Paris
that the new stadium will be erected
in the Pare Des Princes comedies
with private letters received and It is
evident that if present plans are car
ried through the Paris Olympia stad.
ium will be the largest and best
equipped erected to date. If the Paris
course is completed in time to settle
properly it appears certain that a
number of new worlds running rec.
ords will be established.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
SKATING STARS ON
HAND AT OPENING OF
CANADIAN TOURNAMENT

st. John. N. r.. Jan. World
famous skating stars were on hand
when the Canadian skating champion
ship tournament opened at Lillv Lake
today. The meeting, which will close
tomorrow, promises to be numbered
with the biggest events in the Amer
lean history Of the sport.
This is the opinion of ]. r. Fitz-
gerald of Chicago. president OF the
International Skating Association of
America, who arrived here with Roy
McWhorter, holder of the worlds rec.
ord for three miles and 300 yards
Other Chicago ice speedsters here for
the events are William Steinmetz and
Fred Buengden. Champions Joe
Moore, Charles Jewtraw and Harold
Fortune will defend their titles.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
With The Hi
School Tossers

The Plant City teams meet a hard
test when they lock horns with the
male and female Terriers Saturday in
Tampa. Judging by comparative
scores the two boys teams are just
about equal but to beat Tampa in
their city is one hard proposition.
TT Meades conduct in the recent
negotiations that were being carried
on between Lakeland and their Hi
School can scarcely be commended.
After scheduling a basket ball game
for Wednesday with the Lads, they
sent a wire and regretted cancelling
the game but they really didn't have
team. No school schould schedule
game unless they have a represen-
tative in that branch of sport.
FIT Myers coming through with a
double win places them in the posi-
ton of contenders for the old cham
pionship. A lot of these out of way
cities in remote parts of the state are
going to surprise the followers of the
cage sport by coming out and clean
ing house with everything they meet.
Unless q game can be arranged
with Wauchula for Saturday it looks
like the Lads will be idle this week.
There will be no loafing, however,
cause the gang journeys to the land
of the Terrier Wednesday and hard
fight is always the order of the day
on the home court of the Hillsboro
clan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18

st. Petersburg with two defeats is
practically eliminated from the race
COR high honors in the first district
Plant City has lost her chances and
if Winter Haven repeats Its victory
over Clearwater then the race mar
lows down to Winter Haven, Lake
land, Wauchula and TT. Myers. There
are other teams of course with but
one defeat to their credit but from
the scores and comment on each
teams playing ability these will have
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18

Arsenic Lewis, the plucky little for
ward of the Lads, is reported i'm
proving and will probably be in
school the latter part of the week.
With him in the lineup the locals
machine will present the same I'M
5eatable combination the Terriers
found so deadly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18

and J. party was on the coast that
when the Tournament of Roses was
seeking the most representative team
IN the East to meet the California
Bears Mrs Brady suggested to her
husband that the claims of w. and j.
be advanced.
Mr. Brady at first scoffed at the
idea. but finally got in touch with
John d. Fredericks, former w. and J.
man. The w. and j. alumni then
opened a whirlwind movement in
charge of Brady in the interest of the
Red and Black, the elimination being
the appearance of Coach Neale's men
in California on January 2.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
Boz
to fight it out.

to fight 1t out.
A lot of enthusiasm is being shown
about the proposed city basket bali
league and If interest in the project
increases the league will be a fact. If
the various organizations wishing to
cntsr teams will give the sporting ed
itor their names and lists of players
the work of organizing the league
will be FASTENED and something def
hite will be known in a few days.
At the last moment the Wauchula
quintet asked for a game in Lakeland
Friday and their request was granted
50 followers Of the cage sport will
have Il treat when the two teams
NEST. Odds favor no team to win
because both teams are rated as top
notchers and hard fight will be the
only means of deciding the best team.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-18
MRS. BRADY INSPIRED
INVITATION OF EASTERN
COLLEGES TO CALIFORNIA

Washington, Pa, Jan. 1S.-The in
spring influence back of the invita-
ton from the Tournament of Roses to
Washington and Jefferson to play Cal
ifornia University in the New Years
Day game at Pasadena was Mrs.
Brady, wife of Wray G. Brady, for
merly of Washington, now Of Los An
geles. 1t was learned while the W.