Evening journal., 1922-04-04
Olympia Briefs
by BRTEF

Leon Rains. Jack Hanlon and Pop
OBrien OF the Olympia club OF
Philadelphia. motored to Whining
on on Sunday as guests Of Harry
pogue. While here they we're enter
aimed by tho Olympia Club OF our
1wn city. 413 Market street Jack
lanlon entertained the members
with several selections on the plano
and also singing which was greatly
appreciated by the members pres
,nt
The boys are planning TO hold a
pail in the near future and as Il will
oe in the form Of 2 huge get together
affair all members are urged to at
end tonights meeting 10 hear final
Instructions.
Harold Davis should make a splen-
iid chauffeur He says he would
never run over anyone unless he
lad fine chance TO get away.
Very Brief.
This club is not so bad a club.
And we will never shake Il:
But whether good or whethed bad,
Depends on how YOU make H.
So now roll up your sleeves
And put q TO a test;
put your shoulder 10 the wheel
And help make IL a success
The camel can go seven DAYS with
out drinking but a lot OF people we
know don't even care TO remember
ctmel.
A-ten-shun, The clubs regular
meetin,s starting tonight will be
held on tuesday evenings instead Of
on sunday.
Now Is the chance for Jeems. Jr.
io get his glee club In action. Since
we bought the piano several Pader-
ewskies have been discovered. Prob
ably ne can dig up a few 10 take
C9ruso's place.
ln the play at the Squedunk Opera
House. some time ago. f5ur Of the
desperadoes were shot. However,
Paul Marks. who was acting coroner
does not believe any OF them were
shot Internally which,
John Maloney's girl announced TO
her friends as well as the public that
-hc is prepared 10 do staple and
fancy singing on short notice. No
extra charge is made for John who
accompanies her everywhere on his
fiddle.
Morris Goldberg has an offer TO
travel with Barnam's circus. His job
wIii be easy. All he has TO do IS put
his head in the lions mouth three
times a day and then he has the rest
of The time TO himself. II the lion
should forget and close his jaws on
Mlrris' head Charlie Hayes will get
he job
Reese Baker and Jack Temple
made another flying visit TO Atlantic
city recently to see the Boardwalk.
but were disappointed as they found
the planks nailed tight to he iolsts.
Pictures You Never See.
Paul Marks making q prohibition
speech.
Morris Goldberg and John Mallory
setiin 'em up.
Harry Pogue chewing Red Man.
Baker without his stump.
All members are requested TO at
tend the meeting tonight in the club
rooms at 745 o'clock. as very i'm
portant business will be transacted
some of the boys who have not
been TO the club the last few days
viii be surprised when they see some
Of the new furnishings adorning
our quarters
The members who attended Sun
days entertainment certainly had ar
enjoyable time and are indebted tC
Harry Pogue for bringing the three
prominent Philadelphia sporting
promoters into our midst. One o.
them certainly did tickle the ivoriei
and also those within hearing.
Some of the boys tried TO brlni
ms an carly summer. They ATTENDED
sundays AFFAIR IN spring suits bu
they couldn't stand the climate.
George Allen is assisting nature II
its task OF bringing about spring by
wearing a pair OF green-eyed glasses
Jack Morris TO Red Unsworth a.
club-"Is Henry Ford in here?"
Unsworth-"No."
Jack--"Well see his car outside
Bang.
All members who hold tickets {,
The dance are urged TO turn them IL
so an account can be given Of sam,
20 club.