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Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
Ga6Iidtise Seitaments.

IS ioa nift ieltcn oorfommen,
DAB geqlldlte @benduner 3eitlebenS
ibren 6rouen gegeniiber mahtlos
liuo. Iber bier uto ga bat iid elm
FOLDER @9enurm nod no6 ieinem
Gooe fir Die ibm 81 2eb5eiten an
getane llnbia b0sartig gerdht, in
Dem err bic 3interbliebene Ourd iei-
nen lesten 8iuen gepiiaft fat,
gine8 0ieler GeItamcnte lautete fol
0enoermaBen: .3eure Satin! On
bolt mid ie0en Sonntdg, Den @ott
pcrOen lieB, init Oeinen i6rulligen
ginfGQen aus unertrGgliGitc ge-
audlt. SD biuterloiie sir Oeslpegen
cine m06entlide &ente BON $25.
0ie 9~us5ablung erfolgt aber icOcn
Montag. 9a i) meiB, mie unor-
oentlid un0 perihwenoerii6 OIL bit,
mirIt Oh an ieOem Sonntag feille1l
Gfennig @elo utebr baben un0 ooi
Der Gbnli6eS Our6ma6en miiiien
pie id)." 9lebnli1 lorgian1 au8ge-
tiiitelt mar 0aS &eltament zines an
oeren Manue8. @s Bate etma fol
qenoen @ortlart: r2iebe 6rolL in
unierer 30idbrtgen @be bolt on fei-
men Sag uorbeigeben ~lnIieu, obnc
mid fiirdterli6 8t quGIeu. SD bin
t~erlaiIc sir cine idbrlifc Gentc bon
1900 JraitcS. SD fiige ieooA oic
9%eOinguug 5iu8u, OaB Oh nit oeiner
W}lttter 3llnmmenleblt, elmer SraiI
BON ebenlo giftiger 3ungenfertig.
felt pie on iel6it, Die OF ebenio bal
left, mie id. Mtlttter un0 So6ter
miiIien anBer0em einnlal in ieOem
Monat nit meinem &edtsanpali
,uiammen mein Grab 6eIlt6en mn
ieOesmol ibre tieie &eue Oarii6er
altslpre6en, oaB ite mir oaS 2eben
uerqiftet bo6en." Man mub gcite-
ben, 0aB eS fallm mogli6 iii, oieic
Seitamente an &o6Iuht al iiber-
treffen. NidtsOeltotpenieer tit Dies
einent Iteinreideu Imeritoner ge-
lungen. Seiner iungen id6ncn
8itpe binterlieB er ~ Miaioner
Ooaar nit Der 8eItimmlng, Oob tic
ieoesmal 1000 Collars Strafe 8u
6e5ablen ba6e, penu ite unOeridlei-
eft altsginge, tango ODER einem Non-
ne 5ulGGle. $50 bit OH Go i6loB
oas GeItament) beitimut in qinem
Sabre 3ugrun0e gerid)tet."
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

StoBFcuf5er. SEER 5e-
Serle (ocr i'm @uit6aric Der Conn
mcrfriide cine Jlicge in Scr Suppe
finoct). .@rabli6cS @eifmeiB
SIN gureou rallbcn lie eirem Die
9tube mo wd6repN 0cS lirloubs
zen @ppetit!"
Rad Bic Stntfint.
Torlter (m 9crapalo gu Gem
6probling eiues SommeririiGlers):
.Sunsc, tucnn Oh Die 8eeren gu
gleiA nit Dem @eitroltt o6reiBt,
Damn miro es i'm udd)iten Sabre
feline gebenI"
rG1djites Scbr gc6cn mir ia on
Die Seel"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Splitter. @emn elmer
Slid bat, 10 erinnert mid ooS I'M
mer an ole groBen Gadelofen, =
ga fommlt ooltn ieoer u1o nil Iif)
nit bran marmen.
Stimmt. SD foni et-
mas, fuos teitl anoerer fannll" riibm-
tie liG ein 0reifdiebof.
80, mas oenn?"
n8as i6 idreibe, tam feiiler lpei-
ter leleil ais id aueinl"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
9 g. Nlter =.

9ro6nng, 2(lter Scc6dr
(6eim @~usbooten): uSa, meme
9onens, iA fam BOD niht n9e
oltf einlnol an 2anO tragcll Sl1-
mer hii6i6 geouIOig, lonlt mrs Id
nod) IN Sitter geD'nl"
Gin 9 Nlouer. rGin5elte
@egenoen StalienS weroen orlrh
oucrlei @elillocl redt unii@er Sc
mod]t."
$50. i6 babe oft oapon gelelen;
beIonoers III einem Srtc mtroen al
lie glrgenblicte 9iebe II. &ouber err
tappt, penn ib aiGt lire, mars III
Slooronti."
@ewiiien6a f. @irt:
uSrinfen Sic aitd nod elm @lns,
Serr &alfulator2"
@alt (tlab Der llbr lebeno):
,g5ein. fiir beltte it's genu9
aber in 3ebn Ytinuten ldldgt'S
8u0li, Damn fonnen Sic mir mieoer
ems bringen!"
@tmos piel an elm
mol. 50. Gu boit 9eute cine
ld)redlid)e Arbeit bei Geiner 6ran
gebabt?"
.SSsa. id bob' ibr 5ruei &leiocr
0rel Site, einc gn0ereiie lnO ein
automo6il ans ocm 2opi reoen
miilien!"
Ger SefuRoant. SER
GAlucfer iuht eineti Sreun0 in lebr
gerriidter Stimmumg ouf: SIT
mo6te sic bitten, bel einem ernlten
9onOel mein 13eloe 81 iein!"
nW1it @ergnii9em lino Die geoin-
giinoen idwer?"
% ia, iebr ibper, StonOe5-
anti"
9d0nes Glib. sus eli
ner Observation-Disclosures 6eitre0e:
>. .Meine Serren, mir ipern Die
aroBten 9%artoffeln nit Sen flein-
Iten Sano in Sono arbeiten fam
Sic 2anopirtidoft bIiiben nno 9e-
oeihen ...~
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
8efG6rIide @rntnlnnten.

Sc i6 ter: ogtuu iaget Sic mir
BLOB, liebe 6rolt, marum moaen Sic
lid ideioen laiien = iest, tpo Sic
fur5 Dor Der iilberrten Sod)0eit tie
benz"
6rou: .Sa, tpegen Der iilbernen
Sod)aeit lit eS ia ebert! Seb'n Sic,
Serr gfifter. mir boben ndmlif Ell.
nen @eIongperein, mo- mein Wfanll
and mitiingt; unO Denn uns Die
aerIe Elm GtGno6en 6ringert, Damn
trinfen ,tnb elien tic orei Gage Inn
uno Inn uno bringen uns Inn oos
leste biBden @elo. ltno Oo wolterl
mir bolt Die iilberne Sof3ett gcldte-
oet feiern uno nodber tuieoer bon
born anfongen!"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

ituper mar I'm tdl ben le imnier lage
miilie, mieoiele Sag eS nod nemnte
oebt. Ser Gorlie bat mid uud Der
5dblt, DAB elmer BON ieine 6reunOc
e Motor5eifel bon ieiu Edible friegt
bGtt IN CT Debt bofie, SAB ieins
nod e mcnig better mar. lin ei tell
ili6, Der grb bat aae Gicte6ls BON
10 c Nloi6ien gepibt I'm bat mid
cdsplcbnt mie oleS ihoiic miibt for
c 9ttes @otor5cifeI 3u iein.
SD ben meiielbit geDii6t, oal
oie 8o6 balo ipper mar. for OaB
ih aacn Srltbbel ipperitanOe bGtt,
tpomit i'd Oerblciwe Sbne Sbrn lie
tUer
&biIip Souerompfer.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

@erfe0rte 8elt- Bauer
Jam &auie ieineS 9sah6arS poruter-
gebeno. III Dem Ger Gbetrieg tobt):
v9fu, M, ibr Oreid)t ia 9ar lGon
0 Der @rnte!"
&inbIihes MiBper.
it anonis. 8ater: n9en gan8en
@eg f0nnen mir nidt gu SUB
3uriidlegen."
Sribdcn: ng1ebmen mir bod
ne &ur-9nre. 9Sapo!"
I'm MiBoeutnngen
oorSubeugen. Brob: vNcnte
Cir, Sicouic, Der &lirar3t 5at mir
ooh peroronct peit' Spa5iergangel
Sou il bier berumIaufen mic ein
Sbnorrer2!"
ng}lt, weibt gu, Gii muBt bOren
auf ocn 8rofeiior; aGer Gu fannli
ooA oaS glnto laiien gan5 langlanl
nc6enber fabrerl"
@rob. GraiIlein Guiclia
Gum Gorltcber zines aleinbabn-
hufes): Sammcrlibe 8lm'
melei! 9as epige 8arten fant
,nih AIR 8cr3meiflung bringcn!~
Gas ioltcn sic bod Jeip0Ant
iein!"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
: SAIL e.. Sousirau (um 5clt,

Sal. c. &ousfrau cam 5elt'
obeno 3um @atten): ~2ieber Sans,
Iocben bot iid) DER &e6tsantpalt
aro6t nit nnicrer Gobter p%erlobt!"
SalSberr: D9as glaub' i'd =
CT bat 5ugeie6en, pie i'd mir cine
3igarre nit eitem fali6en 8ait-
Ien0er mae5iinOet babel"
@r0Bte 8roterei ~5o,
mos iebc id oenn ga, Serr &om-
mersienrot2"
MiaionGr: .Nu, wqs miro'&
Iein? NPei' MoritNen bot iid II
gapierorahen ans @anfnoten gu
Iammengcflcbt.
Inter 6rcnnhen. "@ic
aefGQt Dir nteine nelte 6lamme?"
$40, DEFENDERS belle i6cillt tic
niht al iein!!"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
SrOit.

Gem Sanusel 8feiferfrallt iein
SIngiter, Der Grid, lit nit 20
Mart in Ben Spielflub gegangcn.
Ger Grid bat iid) 9eiagt: mas
fam mir piel poiiieren. SD fam
20 Marf berlieren. 9ta, i60n; aber
geuiunen fam iM NIT Sen 20
Marf, mas Oas 3eug bolt. Gic
Gbancen iino alio Die giiniti9iten.
sd fam bun0erttuuien0 Marf Der
0ienen uno i6limmlten Sales nit
Den Stpan8ig Bleite geben.
SIN Stub gudt Der Grid crit ma
cine @eile lang 5u. @r ocnft: SeG
ib mcin @elo gleiG, tann ids gleid
p~erlicren. Cam bin iG fertig,
Damn babe id feline Soffnung uui
sic bunoerttauienO Morf mebr. Be
6alt ids, bleibt Die Soffnung, babc
ih einen Sono, habe i1 Ole 0fog-
li6feit. 8ebdlt Grid alio Ons @elO.
SIN erIten Spiel gepinnt bic
8anf. Grid Id6cit: 9dttItc geleBt,
uulUN
SIN 5peiten Spiel gepinnt sic
9anf mieOer. Grid i6mun5elt unb
bcI6lieBt, porIdufig oes weiteren
%tbeoretii6 at iesen. SIN oritten
Spiel gelpinnt Die 8anf nod eir.-
nal. @l6 oas oierte Spiel lebt
grid in @e0anfen. ali6 Oas flint
te.
Grid Oenft, iebt bdttite 6unOerI
0fart perloren. Na@ bent ieAIten
Spiel mlrmelt Grid 81 ieiner
5eele, oaB MIN sic @abri6einlif-
felt cine redt groBe JET, 6aB iebt Ole
9onf oerliere, oenn einntal miiBten
oie Gpieler ia ihlieBli6 berausfom-
men.
@ie Die 9anf a6tmal binter-
einanoer getponnen bat, faBt Grid
eincn iG6cn @ntl6lltB. anittert mil
ferniger 6nuit Den 3panaiger aui
oas CRIME Sud.
Sic 9anf baft piqoer Elm. sa3um
neunten DIAL.
Grid lit elm lpenig betdltbt. Gonn
~erId)einen oie 0egenitanbe unG
MenIden ipieoer flarer un0 feline
@ebirntdtigfeit ieBt mie6er elm
v4@tmal babe id nidt geiebt unO
oaour9 bunoertied5ig Mart ge-
iport. 9aourG, oaB ih lie nidlt
perloren babe. @latt eeipart babe
i'd iie. Sosuiagen geluonnen. Ser
loren 6abe i6 = Eel Dem Salltta-
itano - in @irflidfeit 5wei @farf.
8enn mans uimmt, babe ih bun.
oertunofiinf3ig Marf g%eipunneil.
Grid nimmt cs 10, idliipit III
Mantel, Sut m6 SanOiGu6e.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
ernfte @iiieni@aft

grafte 8iiien al t.
Sauslebrer (oer fleincu @oroniD:
I'm Sbnen MN cine @oriteaun9
bon Sen Gntfernungen Ser @eltirne
8a gebcn, mill i6 Sbnen er5ablen,
0aB elm @ilenbabni9nel5ug mebr
oils orei6unoert Sabre gebrouben
miir0e, Inn bon Der @roe bis 6ur
Sonne al gelangen.
guroneiIe: rSit Oa Der 4ufent'
halt auf oen Stotionen i6on etn-
gerehuet?"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Gin EG6tiger. @rin5i-
pal: .Gut mir leio, aber OaS @e-
lddft gebt 10 iluu iebt, i'd babe
i6on lotpicIo mebr 9ln9eiteatc. alS
i6 n0tig bette, iG fam Sic nid)t
6rnuder, Moieul"
@r orebt iid nm unO i6reibt an
einen arnoen: Isle miiiien oas
feline 8eridumnis 9iitigit entidul-
oigen. 8ir iino our 3eit 70 itarf
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Gin mobres Slid +. g.:
MenIdensfinO, pesbalb frenit on
bid DEM 10?
g.. SD, fragt mid chen elmer,
nie ipdt es it, ih iage Gins, nno oa
boltt CT mir audi ihon cine rnnter.
81: @oniJ iinO ocsDalb frcult OIL
Did nodJ2
s.: Sea getuib. ib frelte mid, Dab
er mid nift cine Stltnoe iriiber &C.
[raat bot.
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

y II d. CHIC 2 NJ u NIUIs
g.: Sbren So6n tDeroe idl
fpeoen 8eIeioigune perflagerl, er bat
mid 6ffentIid) einen Giel genannt.
s.: 0as oiirfen sic Dem nift 10
libel nebmeu. gr lit tnub ltno fam
.oorum ni6t boren, mas er iagt!
d. SIN 3irfits traat
Ser Glefant einen Meniden NIT benz
Miillel amber. rSiebit', alte," iagt
Midl, "a fold 8ied iont' bait Der
Gternpirt ao bob'nl"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Sumger 81 dter: so, 2i-
iette, trogen Gle mein nelIeiteS 9ro-
ma 5ur 9oIt = adj, penn Sic miiB-
ten, tuie mein gauges Sel6lt nit Die
lem Stiif oerma6ien lit = i6 ber-
mag mid foit gar nid)t oapon 5u trelts
nen!"
gillette: .Sotte ood), Serr grei-
mcuer, Sic friegen ct ia bod balo
mieoer."
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

8, oiefe 6rcm0Wor.
teri! ngdl bite, Serr @rofeilor,"
logte Srou 8rob III Dem beriibmten
Extraordinarily Der eben Die 8e-
ieaI9oft ourh eileit @ortrag ent5iidt
bate, vpaS fir Elm pllnoerpolles
Stiid NOR oenn onS eben?"
n0os, gndoige Srat," e%rmioerte
ser 9iinitler, vtuor cine Smpropi-
iation." ~.
,@6 ia, iest erilrnere i6 mid
Sd puBte ia, es tuar Elm alteS Sieb-
liugsItiid BON mir, id fonnte mid
nur ni6t gleid ouf sen Nainelt be-
Iiunenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

beldGftigt, - meine iungen 2ente
arbeiten bis III oie gta6t binein.
nno babel iiuo nod 9unoerte bon
guftrdgen nidt erlcoigt!"
GiefTe Grauer. Srouert
sic iunge @itue lebr I'm ibren
Wam?
: SEA uno Oh, lie bat iosar ocn les.
ten CONNER am S1luar5en Weer
perbra1t!
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Gr1ter 2ebriunge: v9u,
GluitIt, id Bin mirflif fro6, Dap lulr
10 ne entiesIid enge @ertltatt boz
ben. +"
3 me / 2ebriunge: ~@ar'
um?"
Gr1ter 2ebriunge: ~s8etl
ou Der Meiiter uie 10 redlt 81 Den
9adpfeifen ousbolen fam"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Suber Gu ieinem Setter pom
2anoe}: uGoS miro cine Glnpfangs-
Itotion fir Orabtloie Eelegropble. 90
.uben orauf fomlut Der logenanntc
Gmpfdnaer." !,
9anomann: .Na, an i6eenf
IIot friagt 90 Der Wfann q midi"
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

Spring I'm Die
9uipe foulrrte ihon
init ale m0glite
8ii6e8. Der cine
mill Ell @ei5idel,
DER annere Sob.
lerihfebtS, Der
/. Garlie, mas urt'
fern 1Iteidter 8u6
! is. min c Wlotor-
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18
OFrmtr 9dJrttbrbrtFt hes
Nbilipp ~SaIerampfrr.
27s.

21S.
0lain Iieber $err &eoudtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-05-18

81 d cine d
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

also requested that each person who
received the bill write his name on the
sheet attached thereto. In two days
that dollar bill had passed through the
hands of "a merchants in Houston.
Starting his story of the travels of
the dollar bill, the editor declares that
"if every dollar earned in Houston
were spent in Houston this would be
the most prosperous city in the coun-
try. Money would be instantly avail
able for every civic need and every
just request would be Immediately
satisfied" Of course the editor knows
as everyone else does, that Houston
does not produce all it needs, and, for
climatic reasons, can not do so. But,
so far as practicable, observance of
the doctrine laid down would produce
the results as described. The same
thing may be said of the nation. If
every dollar earned in America were
spent in America, this would always
continue to be, as it is today, the most
prosperous country in the world. Af-
ter the Houston dollar bill had passed
through the hands of "a people, it re-
turned to the editor, presumably in
part payment of a subscription, and
this is what the bill said to the editor:
"I hope that 1 won't fall into the
hands of some disioyal citizen who
will send me away from Houston for
j like it here and l want many of my
brothers to settle in Houston as quick
ly as they can. l was made to work
and want to work in Houston" Ex-
perience has demonstrated that there
are lot of disloyal citizens in the
United States who go abroad to do
their buying, if given an opportunity.
The only practical method of dis
couraging that sort of trade is by i'm
posing a tax on buying abroad, and
this is known as a protective tariff.
That protective tariff keeps the dollars
working in America-passing from
hand to hand, paying for goods and
for services, and adding to the pros
perity of the nation.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

development of sound public opinion
thereby. Encouragement of violation
is destructive of government and can
bring no healthy legislation in its
wake. Let the Heople judge of the
wisdom of their laws by observing the
literal enforcement of their provisions.
Wilmington Evening Journal.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

The Houston (Texas) Post has
been conducting a "spend it at home"
campaign which should be initiated in
our national business policies. Re-
Gently the editor of the Post, having
received a dollar bill as part of his
weekly salary, attached a piece of
blank paper to the bill, wrote his name
on the blank and then spent the dol
lar at local department store for
some handkerchiefs. He asked that
the recipient of the bill write his name
on the blank sheet Of paper and spend
the money in Houston so that it would
be used to build up Houston trade, and
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03
NOTICE
The Clayton Bank

Clayton, Del, Dec. 81, 1922
The annual meeting of the Stock
Holders of this bank for the election
of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the Banking
House on Wednesday, January 10th,
1928 between the hours of IL a. m. and
IL noon.
HARVEY C. JONES
Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03
ApvERmsEMENTs-The Smyrna Times 1.

ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times is
the business medium not only for the town 1t
represents. but for the outlying district of
which it is the centre. embracing the towns
of Clayton. Kenton. Cheswold. Townsend.
Leipsic, &c. rate of SO cents per inch
insertion will be charged for transient
advertising. Display advertising rates
quoted on application. For Sale. For
Rent, Lost and Found advertisements occu-
pying one inch space or less. minimum
charge of so cents per insertion. Public
Sale advertisements 75 cents per inch first
insertion and so cents per inch for each sub
sequent insertion. Locals and Reading No
tices. is cents per line per issue.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03
NOTICE

Fruit Growers National Bank of
Smyrna
Smyrna, Del, Dec. Is, 1922
The annual meeting of the Stock
Holders of this bank for the election
of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday, January 9th, 1928
between the hours of IL a. m. and II
noon.
w. w. HYNSON
Cashier.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03
NOTICE
National Bank of Smyrna 3,

National Bank UI 0 = ,u1l
Smyrna, Del, Dee; t. IS ses NJ
The annual meeting Of tn tns election
Holders of this bank iOr .so .ho ensuing
of Directors to serve for ~ the BanIll Sl
year will be held at 'nS nc 9th, isS
House on Tuesday, January ,1 ! NJ s41 and Q
between the hours OF Il D.
noon. .pnT PORTER
EDWARD i Csshic
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

OFFICE-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

.,.ra In'
Subscribe for the Smyrna
$3.50 year in advance
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

Charter No. 23S1-Reserve District No. 8
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE NATION
AL BANK OF SMYRNA at Smyrna in the
State of Delaware, at the clese of business
on December 29th, 1922.
Smyrna times., 1923-01-03

Charter No. 2SS6-Reserve District No 3
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FRUIT
GROWERS NATIONAL BANK at Smyrna,
IN the state OF delaware, at the close OF
business on December 29th. 1922.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-02
EVERY MAN ON RICE
BASKET BALL SQUAD
GETS BY IN STUDIES
Fancy Collection of Ex-
freshmen Mcke Owl
Prospects Bright.

Houston, Tex. Jan. 2.-Fatc seems
to have favored Coach Arbucklc of the
Rice basket ball team. as every member
of the squad passed all examination re-
quiremcnts and for the first time in sew
eral years the Owl five will have active
and reserve strength, so essential to a
successful quintet.
As q nucleus, AFbucklc has four let
ter men from last years team. Captain
Willis, a guard. halls from Oklahoma.
Willis was chosen on the second All
Southwestern five last year and. with
tn, experience gained during season
of play. should win first mention this
year. He is power on the defense and
it is almost certain that the Dlay Of the
Owls will be built around this versatile
floor man.
Lanky les" Coleman of Corpus Chris
ii, who has been handicapped in former
years by injuries. has reported in good
condition and probably will be Ar
buckles selection for pivot duty.
shorty Baker, a letter man. who
claims Louisiana as his stamping
ground, is giving Coleman mighty bat
tie for the center position. His gOaling
in the Baylor games last year won him
his r. and he is out for another let
ter. Charley Swartz of San Antonio is
the fourth letter man Of whom Arbucklc
is expecting much This diminutivc
athlete was generally conceded to be the
most elusive back in the conference dur
ing the past football season and Ar
buckle claims that his agility on the
court is going to cause The opposition
lots of worry.
The letter men are going TO have op-
petition aplenty. The freshman team
last year was by far the best that ever
represented Rice and it is here that the
strength of the 1923 Rice team lies. In
Sam Fitch of Houston. Avbuckle has
fast. elusive forward. a Skillful drib-
bier and an accurate gOaler. Red Moore
and Spear arc two other men from
Houston High School that are sure to
be in the game at least part time this
year. Moore is a powerful guard while
Spear. ordinarily forward. is being
CUOOmcd as n guard due TO the super
fluffy of forward material. Ray. who
played q tackle position on the football
team. is another guard due to arrive this
wear. KCSS.Cr another freshman, from
Tyler. is showing well in early season
drills. FcdCrman. transfer from Wa
bash University. NAV win forward po-
Sition. Goodwin, Morris. Abbey and
Campbell are all showing promise.
The squad. which now numbers TWEEN.
ty members. will be cut when the second
semester begins Wednesday and the sur
vivors will be put thrOurh strenuous
drill in passing, gcaling and precision Of
play. The first came of the season will
be played on January IL when Coach
Johnny MaulbCtsch brings his Okla
homa ACg,es to Houston for Il battle on
the y NJ. c. \. court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-02
RUSSO, A RINGER FOR
BUCK, MAY PROVE AS
DIFFICULT TO PANcHO
Michigan Boy Never
Knocked 0ut-Toiar-WI-
lis Bout Gets Attention.

Jimmy Russo, the Michigan fly
weight who meets Kid Pancho of San
Antonio is the star bout of the Becth-
oven Hall fistic program Tuesday
night, is ringer for Kid Buck. Re
member Kid Buck? The Kid was the
game Brooks Flvid soldier who gave
pancho two of the hardest fights in
his career. one of which he won on
a decision.
Russo is another Buck. except that
he is considerably lighter-Buck out
weighed Pancho a few pounds-and is
faster. In fact, he's as fast as any
little fellow Pancho has even faced in
a local ring. Here are two clever
flyweights who should put on a whirl-
wind battle.
Russo has never been knocked out.
Pancho has q first-clasS punch for n
little chap. Draw your own conclu-
Sions.
The semi-windup bout between the
two high school welters, Jack Willis
and Jack Tolar, is stirring UP as much
interest as the main go. They are
scheduled for six rounds. Tolar. ex-
perienced with good punch and a
creditablc degree of cleverncSs both on
Offense and defense. faces Willis, who
is improving in his boxing but is still
Il wide-open fighter and relies largely
on a terrible right-hand 'walIop that
has strewn his path with knocked out
pugs.
In addition TO these bouts. there will
be four prcliminaries. as follows: Bert
Carrier mud NOunr loo RivarC r,,ilIIn-
weights. four rounds; Billy Hart and
Ernest Conklin, weltrrS. four rounds ::
Bat Herrera and Kid Julius, bantams,
four rounds.
Dell Gotten will referee.
Promoter Jack Shelton has about
made up his mind 10 use Erookie
Stephens lKid Monte) against Mike
NasQuez of FL Paso in the main event
on the next Beethoven Hall card. with
a possibility that Johnny Connors. the
bull-ncckcd bantam in the Russo
party, will tackle Johnny Mccoy fol-
lowing that.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-02
ENTER FOR FUTURITY
Interesting Nominations Involve Man
O'yVar and Other Famous Si-Cs.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. MANY inter
csting nominations for the 1928 Pimlico
Futurity were disclosed in the list made
public today by the Maryland Joc.7ey
club.
Samuel d. Riddle has nomed ten
mares bred to Man O'War. the three.
ycar-old champion of 1921, and Walter
N. Jeffords has named six bred TO th'
wonder horse of the age" Mrs. JEFF,
fords nominated mares bred to Golden
Broom.
J. X I. Ross. the Canadian sports
man. listed mares bred to Sir Barton
and Cudgcl.
Harry Payne Whitney was the
largest nominator to the 1929 futurity
having named 102 mares.
The Pimlico Futurity was established
two years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-02
RAY Is REINSTATED
Crack Runner Pays Zinc and Is Bac.i
in Amateur Ranks.

New Aork. Jan. 2.-Joic w. Ray Of
Chicago, crack distance runner, has
been restored to good standing in ANA
tour ranSs rs Il result of refnnding 500
which It was charged he received
through txorbitant expense claims, il
was announced today By frederick W.
Ruben. secretary-treasurer of the Aha
tcur Athletic Union.
Ray was suspended in November ~
the \. 4. L.. for the rest o. 1927. Ills
reinstatement became effective vest r
day.
10 LOOMS. who. with his brotEc;.
Frank. was temporarily banned fOc rea-
sons similar to those in Rays case. his
gained reinstatement by payment of -.
Frank iC0miS. who was charged with
receiving $50 excessively, has been pes
mancntlv suspended because of failure
TO make 1ny refund. 1t is pointed out
however that he already has forfeited
his amateur status by being engaged a:
Il professional coach.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-02
NOgel Out i'm First.

Indianapolis, Jan. Bud Taylor OF
Terre Haute. bantamweight boxer
knocked out Benny Vogel, of Milwaukee
in the first round of scheduled ten.
round bout here Monday. A right
punch to the jaw ended the bout.
Taylor led from the start. Louie
Lavell, of AderSon, CLAIMANT of the
Indiana lightweight championship,
knocked Jack Curley. of Culver, in the
fourth round OF n scheduled ten-round
bout with a punch 10 tn chin. Knock
out Circus, Pittsburg fcatherwcight,
was outboxed by Mickey ODowd. of
Muncie, in ten rounds, according TO
newspaper men.