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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

Tspoliehaly sa nan. Eagle Mlieko je
vel'mi odporneani a predpisovani
lekarlni, lebo Ono ie' diste, bezpee-
ne, snadno pripravitel'ne a l'ahko
strovitel ne
Svrbenie koze je prieinou mno-
hych neprijemnosti a starostl pre-
matky. Vvnajdete, re Colgate Det-
Sky Pnder je skutoenou pomocon,
ked kozka vaSho kojenca je po-
pukana alebo svrbi alebo kad D
,iieranie plienky no znepokojnje.
Colgate Detskn Puder odporilca
ny je lckarmi nasledkom jeho INA
menitej akovosti.
Citajte pozorne tieto flanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ict
pre- pripadne apotrebenie bu
d6cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02
AKO ZACHADZAT so SAT
sTVOM, ABY DLHSIE TRvALO

Znalci departmental rol 'nictva
vo Washingtone oznamujn, re sa-
ty dlhsie vydrzia, ke,i' sa s mini
riadnc zachadza, kcd sa ukladajn.
Tedy ME je d6lezite len udrzia
vat v cistotc, ale al zavesit ich
treba dobre. ably nc5ola jedna
cast Stat prelezana. Ked' sa saty
ukladajn do, satnilSu, majh byt
dobrc slozcne. Chnlostive Saty sa
majn polryt', ably boly chranen@
pred prachom. saty nemajd sa ma
dlhsi cas- odkladat ak sn neciste.
Moze sa caste stat, ze Sk.vrna da
sa potom 'azko odstranit', alebo
prenikne do Stat zvlastny zapach
nasledkom rozkladu onych neci-
sttch ciastok ma Satoch.
Ked' sa saty odkladajn ma cclt
obdobie zimnt, alebo letne, ma sa
dat pozor, ably vyzehlene caste
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

bolv udrzan6 GO najviac y tom
tvare, ako boly vvzehlene (vybigs
lovane). Ked sa saty davajn do
truhlv, ma take haklive saty nema'
sa nikdy polozit' daeo t'azsieho.
zenske satv, ako sukna, nema sa
nikay vesat ale ma byt ,llozena.
Mohla by sa vytiahnut' svojou
vlastnon tiahon. j
Treba tiez dbat I ma to, ably saty
chranene boly pred hmyzom, ably,
holy v suchom mieste a tmavom,
aby slnecne luce k MIN neprenikly.
Ponozky a pantuchy majn sa
tasto pratt, ably sa udrziavaly ma
/ vSetkvch miestach rovno nositel'-
ne, by sa znemoznilo potu ich mi
cit V urcitych miestach aby ne
ztratily svoju farvu. Saty sa maji
vvkefovat : pred odlozenlm. Prl
biglovani moze sa upotrebit tro-
chu cpavku (ammonia) rozriede-
neho vo vode. S hodvabu sa od-
.stranuje prach zamatom, alebo
makkym kuskom latky. Nesmie sa
pouzit' prit 'azky biglajz. Lesk da
sa odstranit' vodou Gpavkom. !.
Topanky sa maju mcnit' a ked'
sa tax robi. dlhsie vydrzia. Tie,
ktort ME sd nosend, majd sa ma.
vliect' Ma kopytka. Podobne treba
tax nchranit' i rukavicky, ked
sa nenechajii pokrcene po svliek-
mutt ruk. Ked' sa zaGinaj1 po
stranach parat', trhliny sa majh
naskutku zasit'. (FLIS). ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

Indianapolis, Ind. Warren T..
'McCrav, g,lverner statn Indiana,
'ods1deny Dol ma 10 rokov vazenia
a $4,000 pokuty pre- defrandacie,
ktore popachal. Pred nastnpenim
federalneho vazenia v Atlante, po-
d 'akoval sa z guvernerstva, take
nemnsel byt' shodeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02

vel fniesaniny 1hiesto pfevarenej
vody. Pc piatom mesiaci pridajte
oatmealovn kasitku XII pokrmoyej
miesanine, tiez ovocne st'avv, a
zvlaste potnarancoyt st'avu. Be-
HON druheho roka vnutro peeene-
no jahlka alebo omatka ware
nveh slivak moze byt' dana.
Najd6leziteisim nado vsetRo, O.
vsem, je vtasne navykanie diet'a
ia ku tomu, ably sa treva V pra-
videlnych hodinach pohybaly. Po
ranajkach ie k tomu najlepsi cas-,
ako diet "a starne, ziaanou pra-
con alebo zabavou nem sa tato
wanna povinnost zanedbavat'. Al
naimladsie diet "a moze byt' nau-
Gene ma uzivanie serblika a ked
polozene je nan urcitu hodinu
kazdy den, v kratkom case zvyk-
ne k tomu, co je tax potrebne ku
dokonalemu zdraviu.
Kristir nema byt' caste pouzi,
vany. .Jestli sa pricasto uaiva, to
sp6sobuje oslabenie crevnych sya-
low zmaknutie a rozSlrenie sa
crevnych stien. Najlepsia lieeba
pozostava z toho, ably. vnttornosti
, vyrSonavaly svoju pravidelnil a
prirodzen1 pracu bez vsetkei po-
moci.
Prvy rok vasho diet 'at'a je mai
vaznejsim. Jeho zaeiatok zivota
zavisi cd toho, re ak1 potrayu do
stava behom tychto dvanastich
mesiacov. Potrava, ktora ma Wy
pcstovat' slime kosti a pevne no.
hy, musi byt' zazivna, sytiaca, len
ze sdcasne al snadno dokonale
strovitel ma. Ked' nemozete pri-
dajat' svoju bebu, prvou vasou my
slienkou ma byt' Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko. ia vySe 60 rokov matky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-02
Ma PRFDAJ Ma CENTFR ST.

mndty skoly bovS dom
pohodami kdpelne Garadz pre- ku Toto e dobfa
Sheet and Tube alebo Re
public zaist boty mint Toto sku
Haste aiom TO West Federal st.
medzi $40 pstaite
Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

In these days OF Jazz orehesTas
and syncopated melodies It IS no
easy matter 70 put over a high
class musical act. but there arc two
charming sisters AZ the orphsum
this week who expressing Il mild
iy) hold tho audience spellbound
with their glorious singing. The
sisters Nellie and Sara Kouns. oc-
cupy tho featured position on the
program and never has Manager
Reitcr had a more beautiful singing
act
From n program OF over a dozen
numbers the Misses Kouns select a
different repertoire at each perform
amer. Possessing beautiful. clear
soprano voices. which blend marvel
ously. the sisters render a concert
recital which Is worth many times
the price Of admission 20 the Or
Ihleuu.
Music.lovcrs who patronize the
various artists during concert sea-
son Will miss a rare treat II they
do not hear the Kouns sisters
Manager Reiter OF the Orpheum
Is TO bc congratulated In giving
Seattle this superb musical gem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
INVENTIONS

A CAMERA Improvement developed
n by Max Flelscher the Out.of
thoInkwell man, is said TO make
possible.
f-Stop.actlon on one actor while
other action continues.
2-Reverso action Mt will; and
3-outlining couse OF action on the
screen.
The invention Is called tho Fleisch'
er.Novagraph, and will soon have a
public presentation In New York.
A LIGHT is times as brilliant rs
~ any now in picture use has
solved George x. spoor's lighting
problem He's producing The Price
OF the Prairie in three dimensions In
Chicago.
Tho light is 100000 candle
power. In tests II threw a brilliant
beam six miles on n 1bo.ampero cur
rent. It generates terrific heat, and
can be operated in the open. either
as searchllght or floodllght.
In use Spoor throws The rays
directly away from the scene to
be photographed. Rays are turned
back from huge aluminium re-
Electors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
"Raffles" Mystifies
at Palace Hip

Tho last vaudeville bin at the
Palace Hip theatcr Is now playing
and IS a very enjoyable perform
ancs thruout. The feature httrae-
ton honors arc held by Rafnes. a
most extraordinary man. presenting
a seemingly impossible feat. entitled
Cheating the Grave" Like the
characters OF fiction. Raffles since
his early youth has astoundsd tho
people OF two continents with the
development OF his uncanny ability
to open steel. burglar proof safes
while blindfoidcd and with only tho
aid Of his sensitive fingers. He not
only does this on the stage. but
also escapes from a modern. air
sealed metallic burial vault. He iE
assisted by n very charming per
sonality in Lady Rafnes.
Smiles and styles" IS another
bright number presented by four
charming girls and one man.
The feature photoplay Is Madge
Bellamy. in His Forgotten Wife"
There are three additional acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Comedian in Prologue
at the Blue Mouse

Something new in the way OF pro.
logues Is In vogue this week at the
Blue Mouse theatcr in conjunction
with the showing OF Douglas Mac.
Leans latest comedy hit. Never Say
Die" There have been singers
dancers and dramatic artists used.
but wen wager this is the first time
in this city that comedian has
been used from the stage for a pro.
logue effect. Johnny Burns, late OF
the orpheum vaudeville. appears on
the stage OF the Blue Mouse in 20
minutes OF laughs and chatter. II
Is needless TO state that he leaves
the audience in n merry frame OF
mind for Douglas MacLean. who fol.
lows on the screen IN Never Say
Die" Burns has a tip top comedy
turn that never fails 10 register big
with the audiences. while his imper.
sonations are n scream. He viii re,
main ut the Blue Mouse theater until
tomorrow night at which time Doug.
las MacLean closes with his comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Bebe and Norman
Romantic LOVERS

ileto Daniels ih a very nllurins
wife in her latest picture 'parins
Youth now showing al the Colum
blh, and Norman Kerry Is a roman
TO lover Tho popular couple start
out on n paritimo marriage IN a
like fashion OF Fannie Hurst who
set tho world aEhast short time
ego with her sensational marriage
II IL a social drama ~ the kind that
provides much clean entertainment,
laughs. some thrills. and winds ur
with tie hero n cave man. aud ihe
wife resolved 90 tho variety ~ The
sweet old fashioned kind
Tho Jack Dempsey picture ESQ
This IL panaf h clever comedy
mixed with enough n that which
made the champion famous 20 make
Il fast. interesting ana entertaining.
Mysteries Of Mzh Jong' IA ven
unusual. instructive and enjoyable
finn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Happiness
Winners

Augusta Meyers. Sass 18th ave. W.
wins tho first prize. so In cash. Tot
tho best letter on 'HaDplncsH' EN-
tered in the contest conducted By the
star and PantaEca Her letter fol
lows.
Happiness 20 me 10 an hEretabls
state ~ mind that comes from max
ing other people happy. u being ahl,
20 md.ats happiness wherever / so
iust as LAurcttr Taylor ava In the
rantaKca photopiay. Happiness
lt IL not something that can bs
bought Tor money. but il won only
thru loving service whether q b In
your homo or office and approaching
what others DO for you
II II not tho successful or rich man
who Is happisAt. but the ono who hai
learned that the keynote Of happtnsa,
Is Service"
Other priEs winners are;
Second priIs--iit-Mlss BobbiS
Beam. 1909 AK ave.
Third prixs-iIo-orcsila DslAmAr
sois University way.
Fourth prize six month Pan
lages iheater paas-Mrs Helen l.
Walker. 1891 Palm ave.
Tifth prize three month PantAEc'
thea,rr pass Minnie $. williams, sli
,iai ave.
rive prizes Of pair Of Pantagc;
,heaicr tickets each. Bertha schuy
Ter, Arch ave: Mary sehAffcr. Bot'
University way. Irene Ellington. 4oj
9. 18th ave Airs r. q KnibcrE. isit
Ferdinand st.. and Lydia Hilton. "a
Broadway. IS.
Tho prizes are being mHiled "A,
winners this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Farnun Picture
Has Splendid Cast

william Farnuma first screen We
hicle In over year. tho Wallace
worsley Paramount; production. Tho
Man who Fights Alone" Is now on
view AZ tho Coliseum. The story Is
an adaptation by Jack Cunningham
OF The Miracle % Hate"
Lois wilson and Edward Horton
arc featured IN leading roles IN SUP.
port Of the star. Miss Wilson was
recently seen Ia the roig OF the
Queen IN Rudolph Valentines Mon.
aleur Bcaucairc." while Horton viii
BE- remembered as Tho inimitnblc bght
comedian of Cruces "BuEglcs OF
RED Gap" and TO the Ladies'"
Players prominent on both Stage
and screen appear IN tho unusually
capahls supporting cast in this pIo.
fittrtlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Terrence Great
ia Liberty Film

There arc -sood plays. bad playa
ana neutral plays The Side SHOW
of Life a Paramount production,
now playing af the Liberty. is one
Of those unusual because n n Ia
frequent screen dramas in which
there IL a real plot. an interesting
tale veil told
Ernest Torrtlcs has never and
may never again triumph na he Old
IA The Hunchharil % Noes Dame"
and % The Covered Wagon" but
certainly he gives a wonderfully sin.
cerr Characterization Of the mounte.
bank ia this new appearance with
Anna . Nilsson.
And II you are one OF those so
phistlcaied folk who look for .suEges.
ton rather than kindergarten ARC
movie technique. ypull be- pleased
that the director has worked in "a
closeup OF Partisan cobhlcsiones. the
shadow OF battle psnnonn and leg
Eincd ieEs
You viii like "rhs shadow q
Life l. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
"Untamed Youth"
Has NoueI Plot

with n serious theological s,uden,
on ono side. and a blhck.eyed pagan
gypsy queen. sprightly and coque,'
tiah. on the other. moral struggle
OF tho greatest magnitude RACES
thru tho six reels OF "Uniamcd
Youth" the new film production now
showing az tho Winter Garden Lloyd
Hughes takes tho part Of the boy and
Doreiys Perdue. that OF the Romany
Princess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

OF the most wonderful skin whiten.
or. softener and beautifler.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem.
on bleach Into the face. neck, arms
and hands. II can not irrltntc. Ia.
nous stage beauties use II TO bring
that clear, youthful skin and rosy.
white complexion; also as freclile,
sunburn and tan bleach. You must
mix this remarkable lotion yourself.
II cannot be bought ready TO use be.
cause II acts best Immediately after
II IL prepared Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Hansom-Cabs Rare
in "Bally England"

LONDON. Sept "a hanson.
cab s. almost as rare in london
these days as In Detroit But the
few relics that survive have been
doing a land office business during
the American invasion Of Merry
England this summer. Every Amer
team IN town has wanted 10 ride in
n h1nsom-eab. Conscientious re-
searches By experienced antiqusr-
ians have located only three in all
London. So the competition has
been keen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Richard Dix Plays
White-CoHar Role

Richard Dl2 plays HIS first dressed
up role Tor Paramount lie wears
white collar. snappy craynt and
everything in the new production,
"unsuarded Women an Alan eros
land production showing % The
Strand this week. After such pro
auctions as ITO the Last Man The
Ten COMMANDMENT" The strau
ger ana "fcebound. IN which he
wore hickory shirts. in.fitting el6ihss
and had his hair all muhssd up. the
popular Paramount player said he
felt like a new man Ia "rngunrdsd
Women"
fisbe Daniels and MARI Asior play
The leading feminine roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Poslam is so CONCENTRATED
that Il stops itching instantly. It
often heals eruptions completely be.
fore other skin remedies have even
begun TO give relief II you want
skin health get Poslam TODAY at
your druggists ~ soc. Advertise.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

- =" -
The only harm
less way TO bleach
the skin white is TO
mix the juice of two
lemons with three
ounces OF orchard
White, which any
druggist will supply
for a few cents.
Shake we'll in a bot.
tie, and you have a
whole quarter.piut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
KnkuUood and Wife
in Pantages Film

Loves Whirlpool" tho screen
version Of Martha Lords novel.
The Inner Sight" tho feature pho.
toplay AZ tho Pantagca thcater this
week. il an interesting story. well
acted. II deals with the reformation
OF two crooks and the awakening OF
a selfish man thru tho force Of splr.
iiuallsm. The sinister mystery OF
the underworld and the occult mys.
terry OF clairvoyant seancca furnish
thrills aplcnty
James kirkwood gives a splendid
Interpretation or Jim Reagcn. mas.
ter brakeman. who II redeemed
thru the power OF a great love. Lila
Lees portrayal OF Molly. Jim's
sweetheart. is an admirable one.
--s-------saa---s-----=----a
Clara Bow is sald 10 have a won.
dsrfully fascinating rolo In Wine. "
a new photoplay coming to the Co.
iunbfa eoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

The Cyclone Rider" staring Alma
Bennett. Reed Howen and Charles
Conklin. comes 10 the Coliseum. FOL.
lowing the present attraction, which
closes Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Conway Tearle appears with Col.
leen Moore In Flirting with Love, %
the next picture booked for showing
at tho Liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Seattle picture audiences viii soon
sec d. w Griffith's big production.
America" II has been booked for
showing at the Heilig..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Nellie Nichols, ia Gus
uaudeUilLe star and singing
comcdienne, tcho is the stel-
lar attraction at the Pantages
thedter this lceek. Mss Mich
OILS has a sure-fire act that is
a sensation at each show. Her
offering is embeMshed with a
rich production and stunning
oo,gus
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
WRIGHT IS BACK
At PENN As
COACH
Veteran Returns to Post,
Though Resignation
Was Hint0d

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The re-
cent announcement that Joe Wright
would be back at Pennsylvania as
head coach Of rowing not only was
a surprise in rowing circles but
caused disappointment among the
friends Of Jim Rice, who appeared
to be headed for head coaching Job
when Wright stated this summer
that he intended to resign his
Philadelphia post. At that time
1t was understood that Wright was
highly dissatisfied with conditions
at Penn, and that the RAd and Blue
authorities, on the other hand, were
not so favorably inclined toward
Wright as they once had been.
Judging, however, from the lauda.
tory nature of the announcement
by John Arthur Brown, chairman
OF the rowing committee, the re.
turn Of Wright has struck q. popu.
lar chord in Philadelphia.
I'VE are glad to have Joe Wright
back with u.s." said Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. Wright was successful with
the Pennsylvania crews last season,
and during the summer has turned
out a number Of winners for the
Argonauts. He will report to Penn
sylvania when college opens late
in September, and lay plans along
with Jim Rice for the usual fall
training"
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
PLAY-oFF MAY DECIDE
SHOREY-BARNET TANGLE

The final decision as to whether
Mel Shorey or Bob Barnett shall
complete the trio of Washington
professional golfers who win COM
pete in the Professional Golfers
Association championship at French
Lick Springs may rest in a play.off
between the two players. though
such a course would obviously be
evading the question of Shorey's
much-discussed violation of the
rules.
Ernest Anderson, secretary to the
p. @. A., said that If Shorey had
smoothed cut the sand in the trap
he should be penalized, but the
question Is not on the penalty but
on whether or not he smoothed out
the sand. Shorey says he did not
and his brother and the caddy hack
him up. His partner, Danny Hor-
gan, assistant pro at Chevy Chase,
where Barnett is pro, said he did.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
.Johnson's Remarks
Not Taken So
Seriously

Baseball men do not agree
with President Ban Johnson's
recent statement in Baltimore
that there are only two cities
in the country where two major
league clubs can prosper-New
York and Chicago. Baseball
folks in Boston, Philadelphia
and st. Louis are not enthusiast
tic over this expression of opin-
ion.
The club owners in these
cities believe that there are
plenty Of fans at large to sup
port two clubs as long as they
can furnish baseball interesting
enough to hold the attention Of
the pepulace. Baltimore has
longed to get back into major
league baseball for many years.
Johnson may have been giving
q little encouragement to big
league ambitions. Philadelphia,
Boston and st. Louis do not
take his remarks seriously.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
GENARO
CO IS SURE
PRIZE
Promoters Not Worrying Over
outIook-Predict Huge
Success

The promotion Of boxing, and
particularly championship contests,
is a hazardous venture. It is
fraught with dangers of great finan-
cial losses. But Charles L. Hender-
son. president Of the Nostrand Ath.
letic Club, is not worrying over the
titular match between Champion
Pancho Villa and challenger Frankie
Genaro, which is scheduled to be
fought next Thursday night in the
big Brooklyn bowl.
This is one match that cannot
fall through for any cause whatso.
ever without costing the promoter
loss of sleep. The reason is that
Henderson has the principals and
the bout SO heavily covered by in.
Surance that the club win make
more money If the fight does not
take place than 1t will il It Eoos
through as scheduled.
Henderson has taken out $3.50. 900
insurance, Yesterday he insured
the champion and challenger for
$50, 900 each against accident, sick.
ness and death. The policies were
written by John J. Canning, presi.
dent Of the Brooklyn Insurance
Brokers Association. In addition.
Henderson took out $4,000 in
weather insurance. While he would
not confess 1t, Of course, Henderson
- suspected Of harborine the evil
hope that Villa or Genaro falls off
a horse or develop housemaid'a
kneS--anything to prevent their en-
tiring the rims.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
MAR YLANDERS
| AY GRID
PLANS
Forty Men At Western Mary
land Will Respond for
Football Call

WESTMINSTER, Nd. Aug. 20.
The Western Maryland College
football squad, under the super.
vision Of Coach ken" Shroyer win
begin operations with the opening
of training camp, September 4.
Forty promising candidates are to
report to Coach Shroyer on that
date. Ideal accommodations are to
be afforded the football candidates
q the college. The new athletic
Held, dormitories, dining room, and,
showers, are to be open to the
squad. The men who make up the
forty candidates are taken from the
following: Six from last years var.
etty, four from last years second
team, ten from last years freshman
team, and twenty new candidates,
taken from the high schools of
ties.
With seven varsity berths TO be
filled before the clash with Bucknell
University on September 81, the
coaches Will enter the 1924 camp
with the determination to get quick
results. The incoming new material
Is OF somewhat unknown quality
and will all be driven at a rapid
pace, in order to capably fill the
places left open by the outgoing
stars of last year.
The six varsity men who win re.
turn are: Sillin, fullback; Captain
Byham. tackle; Gorton, end: Nc.
Robe, guard; Williams, guard; and,
Holt, halfbaek.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
PIRATES STAR RECEIVER
MAY BE OUT FOR GOOD

PITTSBURGH, Pa, AuE. 3d.
Earl Smith, catcher, who joined the
Pittsburgh Nationals just in time to
play q heavy part in the recent
Pirate drive toward the top Of the
league, probably viii be lost to
the team for the remainder Of the
season. An X.ray photograph shows
that he had a dislocated finger
caused when d foul tip struck his
right hand in the game with Phila-
deIphia Wednesday.
Smith. one Of the best hitters Of
the team, was, being counted upon
by Manager McKechnie to play 4
big part In the Pirates final drive
for the pennAnt
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
,Ex-cENTRE GRID COACH
ISSUES BUCKNELL CALL

LEWISBURG, Pa, Aug. 30.--Ans.
wering the call from Head Coach
Charles B. Moran some fifty Buck
nell football men are expected to
report for practice on September /.
A wealth Of material ia expected in
the freshman class with Uncle
Charlie" OF Centre College fame az
the new Bucknell mentor.
The new stadium, rapidly near.
ing completion, will not be used
by the men until the Lafayette
game. October Is. practice to ne
held on the old field until that time
Thousands of alumni and grid fans
are expected In Lewisburg for the
opening of the stadium and prepa-
rations are already under way for
the lid LITTER