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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

Leah Baird, and which IN having ~
weeks showing Mt the Savoy Theatre.
has n story hat deals with several
angles OF domestic lifo and IN replete
with spectacular scenes. Several mel
odra twists OF the story serve to
keep the action going Mt n rapid pace
throughout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
CHINA BRoKE:S HuTSTREASURY

Picking. July l9-Minister of Finance
Tung Kang, YESTERDAY closed the doors
OF the Department OF Finance, with the
announcement TINT they would remain
closed until funds could be found for
the empty treasury. He predicts tina,
President Ii luan-Hung'. administra-
ton will be unable to weather the pres.
en-, crisis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
FRIGHTENING FINRS BACK.
Senate Measure W ould Remit Sums
Extracted From Food Gur~rS,
Hy Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

Nv Associnted Fress 20 Every Evening.
Washington. 1uly Ie-Pa.sage Of
a hlll by Senate Elkins. Republican.
west Virginia, 10 remit the rnes of
persons convicted during the war Of
rrohtcering IN foods has been recon-
monded by tho Department az Ju,tice
90 Senate claims committee. 10 which
the hlkins hil has been referred.
Robert ~. ISovett. assistant attorney
EceeNl. has written the committee
endorsing the Elkins hill.
1t would appear 90 he the best IN.
tcrost Of the government % have Con.
eross grant the relief proposed IN
the hill" said Judge LOvett's opinion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

the screen with his comical, and al-
together hila rious performance In THE
Boat" Another feature. The -Four
Seasons" Is one OF the oddest. as well
M one OF the most beautiful feature
productions ever made. The entire
cast is supplied by nature; also the
settings. Drama on the program is
furnished in the short subject "The
Policeman and tho Baby" The fourth
feature IL Fox News.
Domestic Drama mt the Savoy.
Don't Doubt Your Wife" starring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
Many Visit Rtverview Beach.

Tho trip to Riverview Beach on the
boats OF the Wilson Limo is growing In
popularity every day. In addition to
the regular travel. there is an excur-
sion practically every day from viii
mtngton,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

MlE APE ALL WeHIElEPS At AEnRT,
NovSu NAVY OF US, BECAUSE OF
INCOME TpTES AND LNNpOPDS'
ARE NEVER ABLE 70 DO MUCH MORE
THAN 1pevel 10 .HNO FROM TIE OFFICE
THESE RAVBLO6vES, THEREFORE,
ppESHNT SCENES AND Places MORE
OQ LESS WHnNu'AR 70 IKE GREAT
WOPK-h-Dny WORLD AJo WNNT SPOT
GOULD De AnLF as UNFAMILIAR
as PICTURE ROTUNDA..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

Used furniture IL always In demand
and can readily be disposed of through
n small I'd In tho classified columns.
Call 1900. ask for nd taksr--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC r n. J.

uyo.t~;o.tar Kentucky Ave. mr.. Bca.
westminster Elevator "a street. Pri-
yatc baths. running water. A.. v. Kopp,
ownor and prop. Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

Try an Every Evening want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
The WILTSHIRE
THE MARYLAND

Near Beach. An Modern Convenicnces
Vegetables. IRIS n VIII TS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
HOTEL RICHIE

MRS: NJ. a. TULL. PROP.
wear e@c High Elevation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

EApLY OWE DAY WE
APRrVED at OMPAA
{ WE Procured
AzvNo OG' PoIUNDeSt
FOR MUD ScOW lN
WHICH 10 Pun DON
TIE "a BAA RIVER
To BlAA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19
Variety Mt the Arcadia.

Tho combination OF no less than
four short subject features makes up
tho enjoyable program at-the Arcadia
Theatre now. Buster Keaton is first
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-19

Dorothy Dalton Mt the Queen.
Dorothy Dalton and the brilliant C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
PICTURE PArTrR

T-fora Finch. who WINS leading lady
for the late John Bunny. and great
favorite OF the old days, heads the
cast OF new picture called sally
Enid. Okla. votes two 10 one 10
close movies on Sunday.
Tho Carnln cIri- is Alice Cal.
houn'H next.
Jano and Katherine lee. the Md
comedians. will return 20 the screen
in a series OF two.rcei comics made
for Fox.
-Dcserted AZ the Altar WIN be al.
rected b. william X. Howard
William Russell will appear In
The Crusader"
Teddy. the dog actor, appears In
"Manslaughtcr"
Bebe Daniels "dies" for the first
time in Pink Gods"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
u TO HOLD
OPEN HOUSE.

with street orch~Htras. radio cxs
hihiss ard entertainment in prac-
tlcaily every business house. the
University district win hold its first
annual open house Friday night Re
frcshnrnss WIN be- served in many OF
tho business establishments. Five.
and i0.cent movies. of onehalf hour
each. win be featured at the Neptune
thcater. A Jitney dance will be held
nj IAttie's hall. Mayor-elect u. J.
Brown viii Address an open air meet
ing at fsth st and University way
at ? .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
WOMEN TO SIT
AT c. 0. P. meet
Win Comprise 400 Out OF
1900 Delegates

More than 400 women win be
among the 1900 delegates 60 tho
King county republican convention
90 be held here saturday morning.
according to tho headquarters OF tho
state central committee.
Scores OF names have shown up on
the reports OF Che precinct caucuscs,
otto Rupp. attorney. n expected 20
be named temporary chairman OF the
convention and 20 make the keynote
address,
Tho principal business OF tho CON
vention II to namc 1917 delegates and
fa7 alternatoa 10 the republican state
convention. At chchaila, June 10, and
10 name platform representative OF
the opinions Of the republicans In
this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Steamer Breaks
in Two Amidships

ASTORIA. Ore. June Unable TO
support the weight OF her cargo Of
steel, the British steamer welsh
Prince. which sank IN the Columbia
river 10 miles above here. when ram.
med Sunday by the American steam.
er iowan. has broken In two amid.
ships. Plans were being made to
salvage the steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Bin Duncan. He is at The
Winter Garden until Sdtur-
day night ia mo Defense, "
a polarization Of J. Raleigh
Daries' famous novel. Par
doned." As John Manning,
ioho tries to toip a fortune for
the icomdn he ioves. Duncan is
called upon TO climb dorm
precipices. ride horseback.
reeklessig travel on the sleep
crs of a freight car. and fight
has scdv ererV inch Of the fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
WINTER GARDEN

WILLiAM DUNCAN and Edith
w johnson have an Ideal story In
mo Defense" the photoplay attrac-
ton which tops the new bin now
showing az the Winter Garden. IL
shows the star director az a fighting
man In the open country and his fair
co-rtar a. a Toclety girl ready 10 die
for the man fhe loves.
There are many unusual twists to
The story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
T0DAy's PROGRAMS

IfUEfTY--roasfsne Tsinasdxs In
'-fhs Primitive Lever"
colt NiffA--f.sn thaney In The
Trap"
can la +'ss Defense"
wf>TEn .AHDE~--sfiee Joyce In
~fisr f.arJ and Master"
tOfI~ft H--Thoms@ NeiGhan In
''ftsr usrksicr Daddy"
sflNS Sp-AHn~~ A,rrs aud Conrad
Saes4 IN The Ordeal"
cOf0efsIe->~i rhipmsn In The
sstrt Prem tsed's County"
oAk--tf<rb~st ftawi inssn In The
Mifftenairr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

A score Of years ago Bcuiah Marie
Dix. OF the Paramount scenario staff.
sold her first story for $40 and her
first play for $751; Needless to say.
the reconpenne Of Miss DIX was Dc.
cidedly higher for her most recent
work. the script OF THE Ordeal the
original story by w. Somerset
Vaughan. now showing on the
Strands screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Boy, ID, in Charge
of Bank Is Robbed

oRovIrJ.E. June i.--wililam
Knisher. IA. was placed In charge OF
the Loomis State bank while his "a.
ther. Cashier c. III. KnoSher. visited
Okancgan- Two masked men on.
tered the hank. locked tho boy In a
vault and escaped with an undetcr-
mined sum OF money. Posses are
searching the mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

MARI pickford In using the radio
for communication between studio
and location
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

overwofkcd romance comes in for
a fow hard thumps In Tho fsrlmi
tive Lover" comedy drama at the
Liberty this week. The hammer l.
welded hard against weepy mai5ens
who build air castles. and the person
who wields tho hammer Is none other
than Constance TaimRdge.
The Primitive Lover II an origf.
nal story by Edgar seiwyn. which
the star has turned into breezy
comedy with her inlmltable interpre.
tation % the romance .cFsxcd girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Billy Bevan is paper-hanger. nurse
maid and washerwoman in his latest
comedy, "Such Is Life" Sounds as
IL IL were a marital tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

NEW Yoftk.--Nrs. Mary Butker.
Sc. accidentally asphyxiated in her
horne here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
,COT,U,IBIA

Lon CLANCY achieves stardom In
THE Trap" the picture drama show.
INK this week at the Columbia. Thea.
ter patrons will remember his re.
markablc work in The Miracle
Man" The Penalty" and "outside
the Law" An exceptional story 20
start with. chaney's Characterization
of Canpard. hero and villain alike.
makes this feature one Of the strong
est melodramatic offerings yet re-
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

BELLfNCHAM.--Dnn Campbell
succeeds j. L. Eaason an president OF
Bellingham Golf and Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
COL.IsE,NI

'-The Bachelor Daddy Thomas
MeiRhan's new picture. now at the
Coliseum, is IN. Riddles idea Of a
good time. Take. for example. the
De BrIac twins. who. with three 9th
crs. play the roles OF the adopted
family 81 the star--they had the In
tcresiing Job Of taking a fine mantle
clock 90 pieces the other day before
the camera They could hardly walt
for the order 20 proceed. 80 innate II
the small boys love OF seeing what's
inside" OF anything.
OAK
Herbert Rawiinson comes TO the
Oak today In The Millionaire" a
Universal film play. Rawlinson has
tho part Of young fellow who IL
apparently worth just si2 n week
10 the world when spddeniy the death
Of misery old uncle who had once
loved the young clerks mother
brings $4,000. 900 in place Of the tt2
per.
Friday night win be amateur
might.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

"The little Teacher" Is Shirley
Mason's next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
coi0NrAL

Plumb full OF thrilling moments
and tense situations. 20 say nothing
Of beautiful snow scenes and animal
studies Is Nell shipnan's great out
door picture. The Girl From Gods
Country" which is now showing at
the Colonial.
Miss shipman IL star. author and
director Of this production.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
GALLAUDET IS VICTOR
OVER ST. JOHNS NINE

Boatwright pitched and batted
Gallaudet to a victory over st. Johns
nine at Kendall Green yesterday. The
score was to 3.
After the first inning Boatwright
held the Annapolis Cadets in check.
In the fifth he famed three in q
row. Besides having ten strike -outs
to his credit, he allowed but three
hits. In the fourth inning he hit a
home run, tying the score.
st. Johns scored two runs In the
opening frame, when Puller. the frst
man up. hit to center: Matthews. the
next man. got on, and. after English
had famed. Brown singled to right.
In their half of the inning, the Ken
dali Greeners managed to put over a
lone tally on successive singles by
Seipp. Danofsky and Boatwright.
The Kendall Greeners got into lead
in the fifth, when Markell, who had
singled. crossed the pan on Seipp's
single.
The locals also scored a run in the
sixth inning. and the Cadets counted
in the seventh
Evening star., 1922-05-07
CLUB BATTING.
BENEFIT FOR CHlLDREN'S
HOSPITAL SET BY GRlFFS

The scheduled gnme Of Monday,
May "A, at American League Park
between the Warrington and Chi
oago base ball teams, will be .
beneAt contest, President Grimth
Of the lOcal club having arranged
to apply the proceeds, minus ex.
penses Involved, to the Children's
Hospital. This game Will be . reg
ular championship battle.
The sale Of 10000 general ad-
/. alaaion tickets to the grandstand
will be conducted by the Lions
Club Of WashinEtOn, with Mrs. HI.
II. Westeott In general charge. The
Children's Hospital In In need Of
funds for current expenses and
friends Of the tnstitutiOn are c0n-
Adent the public will rally to the
support Of this worthy charity.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
EIGHT DEFEATS
PRINCETON AND HARVARD
Naval Academy's First Crew Finishes Six Lengths to
Good in Big Race, While MILDLY Plebes Also
Vanquish Tiger and Crimson Freshmen.

OSTON May Growing with the speed power
regatta honors for the MILDLY Brussels in 1920 and
Poughkeepsie
scored decisive double victory the shelters OF Princeton
Harvard the annual triangular boat this
mile
Charles basin from Prncetons
length with Harvard trailing the
lengths The Navy pebs also showed conclusive
contest by winning from Princeton yerlngs by
easing with HaIyard first place
by length The
1923; freshman l1.0l 3-5
Evening star., 1922-05-07
HARVARD DEFEATS c. j.
ON TALLY IN ninth, As

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May s.-Har-
ward retained its perfect record for
the season by defeating Catholic
University, 4 to 3, this afternoon. 1t
was the ninth straight victory for
the Crimson.
Mark Jackson pitched well for the
Washington team, tanning eight of
his opponents, and 1t seemed as IL he
would pull through when his mates
scored three runs in the third inning,
but after that they could do little
with Russell.
In the third Catholic University
twice worked the squeeze play for
runs. Yaeger opened that inning
with a single to right and Denault
walked. After a wild pitch by Rus
sell. Yaeger scored when Capt. Con-
Ion fumbIed Breslin's grounder Then
Driscoll and Corwin hunted, scoring
Denault and Breslin. So,
Harvard tied the score IN the
eighth on Lincoln's single through
Lawler, sacrifice and Conlon's double
to left, and the winning run was pro-
duced in the ninth inning. Lawler
fumbled Janin's grounder; the latter
went to second on Hallock's infield out,
continued to third on Murphy's long
fly to center and scored on Russell s
grounder down the third base line.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

did some heavy hitting.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. 5, J. o.
U. A. NJ. has organized a nine that
No. l from 8 to 5 pm. on Saturdays
during May.
Senator. Athletic Club scored its
tenth straight victory yesterday in
7-to-3 game with the Hawks. Will
liams, winning pitcher. famed ten
batters.
Costello Post team will go to Ken
sington this afternoon to play that
towns Montgomery County League
nine. The following Costello men are
to report at Kensington feid II time
sars play psH.pzK K..g ss ao %saeF
thy, Reinhardt, Klucken, Plunkett,
Morrisey, Beach, Hudson. Avrill,
Goode, Joyce. Pratt, Baggert, Burthe,
Smink and Ais.
Grf6nen Athletic Club overcame
6. yesterday. It made i've consecu-
tive wins for the Grifs. Teams seek
ing engagements with the Grihmen
should telephone Lincoln 1912.
Kiwanis Cubs, who beat Edgewood
Athletic Club, 13 to 4. yesterday, want
more games In the ten-twelve-year
Ward, North 1905.
| Jefferson Athletic Club scored ito
tenth straight win yesterday In q To-
to-7 battle with Potomac Athletic
Club. Teams in the nfteen-year class
telephone ssk4 Manager Mickler' Franklin
Lansdon Athlstic CInb will enter
tain Palace Athletic Club this after
noon on LAngdon Field. Play will
start at $3.50 O'Clock. The Langdons
Brookland, Shamrock, Grace. Brook
mont and Dreadnaught mines. Man
aEer ]. r. Landlords address 10 8b2-a
Orleans place northeast.
een-year nine 10 casting about for
Sunday engagements. Challenges will
be received BY p. ]. Cannon, i1s D I
street northeast. +.
st. Cypssan Athletic Club viii be
host to the Lafayettes OF Alexandra
at Union Park this afternoon. The
match will begin ct $3.50 o'clock.
MsryIana waite s0x will stage q
double-header at Lakeland, Nd, to-.
day. meeting the Black Sox Of wash.
inEton and the Sandy Spring, Nd.
etars For games with the Maryland
WHITE Sox address =. Robinson, Brent.
wood, Md. 81 ts sss Il 81 s5.5
Mount pleas Athietic Club wants
to itaar from l6-17 year teams ready
to play next Wednesday or Thursday.
Telephone challenges TO Menager
Marsh, North 5428. Ss
4. A wars csnfest 10 anticipated whom
Southerns and Mohawke meet on the
field 1t 17th and D streets southeast
'thio afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
Potomac LeaguereIwfiI send their full
|strength a9eInit the Indians, !, &
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Chief interest centered in the RAJ
between the three Varsity combina .
tons. Thousands of spectators gath
cred along both banks of the basin /"
watch the contest. 1t was just 5:i5
pm. when referee w. Innis FORBES
Of the University of Pennsylvania.
sent the shells away to perfect start.
princeton, jumped into an imm edia .
lead with beat of close to forty
strokes to the minute. which was
quickly dropped to thirty-six and
then to thirty-four. The Navy was
an eighth OF length behind the
sprinting Tigers and Harvard almoss
on even terms, rowing a lower stroke.
Middies Soon Gain Lead.
The power and rhythm of the sailors
stroke, with its long reach, powerful
catch and pull through to a perfect
finish quickly ate up the slight ad-
vantage of Princeton and foot b.
that was ever increasing. Passing
under Harvard bridge, Approximately y
the halfway mark, the MILDLY eight
was two lengths in front, rowing a
thirty stroke, while Princeton. beat
ting thirty-two, was better than n
length ahead of Harvard, rowing
thirty.
With three-quartes of the struggle
completed the Navy had increased
! both its lead and its stroke and was
showing the way to the Orange and
Black by some three lengths. The
Harvard combination here made a
desperate squirt in the hope of over
taking the Tigers and moved UP on
almost even terms with the Nassau
! shell. But the extra exertion soon
wards eight dropped back to its origi-
nal position.
With victory in sight the Middy
oarsmen cut loose with a final dash.
They raised the stroke to thirty-six Y
to the minute and rapidly drew ava
to a decisive finish to win by a fyll
six lengths from Princeton, who, by
a well sustained effort. maintained d
two lengths lead over Harvard across
the finish line.
Navy PIebes Never Headed.
In the freshmen race the plebes
always were in the lead once the
shells were Strengthened out for the
dash down the Charles. At no time.
however. were Princeton and Har-
ward out of striking distance. The
Crimson youngsters once held a
slight advantage over Princeton but
the effort to hold 1t was too great
and the Tigers finished second to the
Middies.
Rowing conditions were not favor
chopped the river basin into ire
gular waves which retarded the
shells and prevented record break-
ing time.
Expert opinion among the rowing
experts was almost unanimous in the
belief that the present Navy Varsity
eight is one of the strongest that
ever swung sweeps for Annapolis or
any American university. Navy oars
men and others familiar with naval
rowing said ii was undoubtedly y
faster than the crew that won the
Olympic championship from the ia
| NOUS English Leander eight in the
Anal 1000 meter race at Brussels in
1890
Harvard's showing in finishing
last in the Varsity contest was ex-
planned in part by the fact that IN
eleventh hour change in the crew
| was made necessary H. S. Morgan
of. New York, the regular number 6
was taken sick just before the start
of the race and J. A. Jameson was
moved from No. to No. 6 and Ladd
put in Jameson's place at No.
The official times of the losers In
each race follow: Varsity. Princeton
10:49; Harvard. 10.57.l
Freshmen, Princeton 1907 3-5:
Harvard, 11:12.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
SANDLOTTERS STRIVING
TO STRENGTHEN TEAMS

with than weeks before
certifying ball championships
experimenting Several of the prominent
starting
making within the
shifts aounderins
hopeey their personnel considerably they
o register formidable combinations by June IS.
have their filed with the independent series
if participate the
No club
of the unlimited class
are using from twenty-five to thirty athletes.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

When teams are registered with
the, committee, rosters will be care
fully scrutinized. Age and: service
qualifications will be given particular
attention. Midget class players must
not be more than thirteen years old,
junior class boys not more than sew
enteen years old and senior class
tossers not above twenty-one years
of age. Each team must have played
Ave or more games, and all players,
except pitchers, must have partici-
pated in at least three contests with
the club that registers him. One
game will qualify pitchers.
That the series may start with
involving registered players must be
made between June Is and a later
date to be set. Thereafter, the only
protests that will receive considera-
tiou by the committee will be those
charging Illegal substitution.
skipping hoard and Interstate Com
merceI Commission mines will clash
on the Monument Lot tomorrow in
the opening game Of the now Junior
Department League season. secreta,
ry of Commerce Hoover is expected
to toss out the ball to start the con-
test. Attorney General Daugherty
also has been invited to attend. Other
teams in the circuit are Government
Printing ONCE, Justice, Commerce,
Railroad Administration, Agriculture
and Chesapeake and Potomac Tele,
phone Company. The league will
play two series, and the winners will
meet in a hve-gane post-season tour
ney. Ohcers OF the organization are:
President J. McCallister, Vice Presi-
dent J. Foley, Secretary c. P. Lewis
and Treasurer A. ]. Newcome.
Z =
Shamrock Athletic Club is to play
games this morning and this after
noon on the field at 17th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast; The
encountered in the forenoon. the
match starting at II o'clock. Lefty
Kuhnert probably will pitch against
the Firef1ghters. At o'clock a bat
tie with the w. F. Roberts team will
begin.
Manager McCallister of the Roberts
nine wants the following players to
report at Shamrock Held at o'clock:
Flaherty. Fillibeat, Brown. Phillips,
qoodmsn. Hughes, Charlton. Moran,
Nsidfeidt and Todd. s.
Mount Iaainier EmbIems swamped
the Fillmores under q 23-to-1 count.
yesterday. Bellman held the losers
got TO flrst base. Seventeen .Fillmores
waved at the air. The Emblems are
to play the Langdon Cubs at Langdon
this afternoon at o'clock.
S LanEdon Cub players, who are to
report at their field at noon. are MUIR
ply. Hilton. Pettys. Ross. Working,
Spittle. Whiting. r.. Colsman, w, Cole
man, Jones, Gaiser. Walton. Murray.
Thompson and Rhomhut Teams In
the nfteen-sixteen-year class desiring
games with the Cubs should telephone
Manager Murphy at North 1856 ~ 5s
3 irnbbing from the Riue Ridge
League team Of that town. The pros