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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
Loyal Americans

San Antonio Assembly No. 7S, helt
the most enthusiastic and largest at
tendance at its meeting Friday nigh
in the w. o. w. Hall, since its in
ception, the cause Of which was thu
interest in the present membership
campaign.
The work of the red, white and blue
teams, captained by Miss Emma
Stolte, Mrs. Julia Hutchinson ant
Mrs. Pearl Miller, respectively, re
suited in the acceptance of % appli
cations for membership and initiation
OF six candidates, with the blue team
5000 points ahead.
Following the business session, the
lodge room was open to guests and
visitors, for dancing, music being furn-
ished by the assembly's orchestra. Miss
Augusta Salazer received the balloon
dance prize and Mrs. j. c. Masters,
the slipper dance prize.
Thirty members of the "reds," held
picnic at Won Ormy, Sunday. April
G. The whites" will picnic Sunday
at Covington Park, while the ''blues'
will picnic on the same date, but in
the opposite direction, near Helotes,
Oh the Scenic Loop. A tacky party
will be held Tuesday evening at the
home of ]. G. Parker, 423 East Lo-
Gust street.
+. J. Dunn Of Chi ,ago, supreme
president. will be in San Antonio,
April %. at the time of the large
class initiation, and will also make
and address at the joint picnic of tue
three contcnding teams, to be held at
Koehler Park, Sunday. April %.
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Order of Woodchucks

The semi-monthly meeting Of Alamo
Temple No. will be held at the W.
o. W.>Hall Tuesday night. at which
time a number of candidates will be
initiated. Plans are being made for
the perfection of a patrol. 4 drum
corp has already been organized and
will soon be ready for appearance,
just as soon as the new uniforms are
forthcoming.
The Woodchucks will stage their
monthly entertainment at the W. D.
W. hospital Thursday night, the fea-
ture of which will be the show staged
by the firemen of the San Antonio
fire department, composed of unusual
high-class talent, who have so gener-
ously offered their services for the
benefit and entertainment of the hos
pital patients.
Some time ago Paul w. Lisle,
chairman of the hospital entertain
ment committee, announced to the
patients, that the fire fighters were
coming. and this occasion has been
looked forward to by the patients who
crave a little excitement. regardless of
the fact. that they might run little
temp"
This group of firemen entertainers
are without question the best in the
country, for not only being fortunate
in having good singers and comedians,
but they possess a real "Caruso" AMI
two Shadows" whose exhibitions of
strength are credit to any vaudeville
stage. 1t was through the courtesy OF
Fire Chief Sarran that the entertain
ment committee were able to secure
this splendid show.
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Woman's Benefit Assn

Elaborate plans are being arranged
for the all day rally of the w. 3.
a., at the st. Anthony Hotel, Thurs
day, April II. the special feature of
which will be the floor and drill work,
executed by jointed picked team
from Alamo. Kasedah, Mission, San
Antonio and South San Antonio Re
views.
Miss Frances Partridge, of Port
Huron, Mich, supreme record-keeper,
will be guest Of honor, and will also
head the school of instruction. Other
officers to lend weight to the occas-
ion will be Mrs. Sallie Boztler of
Dallas, state commander and Mrs.
Nina Dowdy, district deputy.
The following commanders Of the
local reviews are putting forth every
effort to make this affair success ::
Mesdames Elizabeth Tivy, Ethel Car
dell, Leila Armstrong, Sadie Stevens
and Agnes Robsczh.
The morning session which will be
followed by luncheon at the St.
Anthony, will deal with the Woman's
Benefit Associations "health center, :"
which is now being installed in San
Antonio, and the proposition of try
ing to secure w. Il. A. summer
camp in close proximity to San An
tonic. A number of interesting and
important matters pertaining to the
associations work in South Texas
will be uD for discussion and consid-
Grafton, to which many delegates from
the southern part of the state are
expected TO attend.
The evening session will be open to
the public. Summer camps similar to
the one planned for San Antonio,
have been established at Lake Huron,
Mich, Franklin. Pa, Allegany, n.
! Y, and Hollis, Mo.
Mission Review No. o., W. p. A.,
will hold a card and bunco party,
Saturday evening, April 10, at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Hendrix, Kelly
Field No. 1 to which the members
and their friends are invited.
Alamo Review No. %, W. B. A..
! will hold its semi-monthly meeting
| Monday afternoon Mt . 80 o'clock, at
the W. o. W. Hall, at which time
the rally officers will preside, and de-
tailed plans announced for the ii day
rally to be held at the st. Anthony
I1Oltl, IuuTSudf. L ut next IuODtulN
card and bunco party will be held
Tuesday afternoon, April % at the
w. o. W. Hall, to which the public
is invited.
Miss Frances d. Partridge, supreme
record keeper of the w. Il. A., has
supervision over all investments Of the
association. which amount to more
than S750,000 monthly. The society
have invested S19,000,O0o of the re-
serve funds in municipal and other
Dor ds.
Miss Partridge makes her home al
Pert Huro-, Michigan, where the w
p. A. headquarters is located. While
in San Antonio. Miss Partridge vii
be the honor guest of the five loca
reviews of the association, and vii
make the principal address at the al
day rally of the W. Il. A. TO be held
at the st. Anthony Hotel, next Thurs
day.
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Yeomen

The meeting of Perfection Home
stead No. 6J01 held Tuesday night at
the Redmen Hall. was largely at
tended and filled with interest. Eight
applications were received and four
candidates initiated.
4. G. HIATT was installed rs foreman
and Mrs. Dora Mae Streight. as cor
respondent. The feature was the Of
fetal visit of State Manager A. Mo-
gan Duke, who gave an interesting
talk on the order.
Foreman HIATT asked the co-opera-
ton of the members. The attendance
prize was awarded to Mr.. Duke. Fol-
lowing the business session, a. social
hour was enjoyed in which the arch
ers danced to the straiSs of an orches-
ira composed of Miss Josephine To-
&zano, Alice Volz and Alvin Newman.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars

Sam Houston Post No. IS held an
interesting meeting Friday night at
the Redmen Hall. at which time one
candidate was initiated. A committee
composed of Tom Mills. Verne II.
Torrance and w. w. Leavens was
appointed by Commander Gus Strom-
berger to arrange for a program to be
held soon. for the celebration of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the found
ing of the organization. which now
has about 1000 active posts.
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Order of Rebekah

Alamo Rebekah Lodge No. 335.
auxiliary TO the /. o. o. F.. held a
we'll attended and very interesting
meeting Thursday evening. at the
]. o. o. +. Hall The lodge wns
pleased to have Mesdames Bertha
Hedges. Nellie Riggs and Hettie Re-
gan back with it again, after a lengthy
absence.
Miss Carrie Butler was installed as
left supporter to Mrs. GLADYS Jones.
noble grand. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morris
of Donna. Texas. were welcome visi-
tors. Mrs. Mabel Hawk, captain of
the degree staff, is proud of her team.
which is in the pink of condition and
from which the lodge may expect Won
derful results. The visiting commit
tee reported Mrs. Isabelle Castle and
Mrs. Pearl Biggs, still i'll, the latter
slowly recovering. at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Annie West. ia Lamar
street. The little daughter of Mrs.
Laura Simpson was reported i'll.
The members of the lodge sprang a
pleasant surprise on Mrs. Mary F..
Eifler, 701 Paso Hondo street. We'd
: nesday afternoon. April ., the occasion
being Mrs. Eifler's birthday. Two
beautiful glass vases filled with fra
grant pink and white peas were pre-
scented Mrs. Eifler.
The robe committee will meet in the
.~parlors of the I. o. o. F. Hall Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at
which time all members are requested
to attend. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Jones
were given a "house warming" and
shower at their new home in Harlan
dale. Saturday evening, April ;.
8 The lodge will hold card and bunco
zparty. Saturday afternoon. May 3, at
2 80 o'clock in parlors of the ]. o. o.
II. Hall. to be followed with another
z bunco party the same evening at s
~. m. to which members and their
friends are invited. Refreshments will
be served.
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Order of Owls

San Antonio Nest No. 1914, o. o.
o., held a very interesting meeting
Friday afternoon at the W. o. w.
Hall. at which time two applications
for membership were received and one
candidate initiated into the order.
Plans were discussed for folding a
picnic for members and their families
in May.
In response to communication re-
ceived from the headquarters nest at
South Bend, Ind, regarding the or
der's orphans home, the local nest
subscribed So to the home. fund. The
nest received n compliment from the
home nest. in which it was expressed
that the local nest was one of the
most active and progressive nests in
the state.
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DeInh;an Society

Mrs. Stella Hacher. state organizer
for the Delphian Society of Chicago
was in Seguin last week organizing {
chapter of the order, which is as pop
ular among women, as the Lions, Hi
wants, Rotary and Conopus clubs, are
to the men.
The organization is non-sectariar
and non-partisan, and has 200 chap
ters functioning at the present time
Chapters were recently organized a.
San Marcos, Lockbart and Luling.
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w. Hall will be used by the Pythian
Sisters for secret sessions.
All X. of p. conventions, functions
anG entertainments will b. held at to-
st. Anthony. Ample provisions have
been made by the various committees.
especially the automobile committee,
which will meet all trains and take
the delegates to their destinations
ard places assigned, AMI provide sight
seeing trips over the city and to
points of interest. A barbecue will
be one of the entertainment features.
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Masonic

Guadalupe Lodge No. 100, A. F. &
A. NJ, at Seguin, held special cere-
monies Monday evening. when the fol-
lowing candidates received the inita-
tory degree: L. L. Haner and Dan
Blumbcrg, of Seguin, and Elmer
Schlather and Earnest Schraub of
Cibolo. A large number of Masons
were in attendance.
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Order of Hermann Sons

Freundschaft Lodge No "a, two
mans lodge) and Lockhart Lodge No.
Ga, Hermann Sons at Lockhart, will
hold n joint opening dedicatory ceic-
bration of their new home in the
Pfeiffer Addition, at Lockbart Mon
day afternoon, April 81, Mt 3 o'clock.
There will be hand music from Rog-
.ers Ranch and from near New Braun.
fels, and the ceremonies will be fol-
lowed by a dance in the evening. The
building is credit to the local orgaLi-
cations, and will. be used for lodge
meetings and private dancing. 1t IS
equipped with a clubroom.
The following delegates appointed BY
the various Hermann Sons lodges in
Guadalupe county. will attend the til
annual grand lodge convention of the
order to be held at Fredericksburg,
April IA to IL are as follows: Augus;
Graeb. member of Home for the Aged
committee; Thusnelda Lodge. j.. r..
Feigcrle. William Jubela, William
Schwerdtfeger and Charles Maurcr !:
Freya Sister Lodge, Mrs. Marie Fei-
gerle; William Oldcnburg Lodge. Will
liam Schriewer; Geronimo Lodge,
Charles Druebert.
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Knights of Pyfhias

The local committee in charge of
the arrangements for the entertain
ment and reception of the delegates
and visitors to the Knights of Pvth-
la. grand lodge convention to be held
at the st. Anthony Hotel, May 10
to &c. is about completed.
The Masons have rendered the use
oe the Scottish Rite Cathedral to the
Dramatic Order Knights of Ehvas-
san. for their ceremonial End state
association convention, end the w. o.
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Auxiliary U,,C. w, v,

Eugene 7. Hernandez Auxiliary No.
1. United Spanish War Veterans,
will meet at the Pythian Castle Hall
Monday afternoon. at which time
some very important business will
come before the auxiliary. President
Fannie Applewhite urges the members
to attend this meeting.
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple No. 2. Pythian
Sisters held a very interesting meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the Pyth-
ian Castle Hall. after which sheets
and pillow cases made and donated
by members were sold at auction. the
proceeds of which will go to the Pyth-
ian Widows and Orphan fund. Mrs.
Fannie Brown received the attendance
prize.
The San Antonio Past Chiefs Club
Of Friendship Temple No. .. will meet
Wednesday afternoon Mt 3 o'clock. ar
the home Of Past Chief Elizabeth
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BRUNHILDE LODGE NO. 7 NEE
first and third Monday. 3 p. m. Air
Gross. president, $40 Blanco road, Wocl
lawn 1882. Clara Sommer. secretary. z
Devine St.. Mission 1884.
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vINETA LODGE NO. is MEETS FRI
and third wednesday. p. m Nal
Marques. $50 i. Waco ST.. Wood. Isl
president. Mary Spahr. secretary.
Wyoming St.. Travis 1880.
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Christensen, $50 West Craig Place.
All past chiefs of Friendship Temple
are particularly requested to attend.
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Modern WOOdmer

San Antonio Camp No. 1915 will
hold its next meeting Tuesday night
at the Redmen Hall, at which time
a class of 30 or more candidates will
be initiated. Invitations have been
extended to Bexar. Alamo and other
camps in this section to attend and
participate in the feed" which will
be serveds at the expense of Max
Bernstein, Trinidad CARA and Dis
trict Deputy H. B. Vodrie.
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PERSHING LODGE NO. 100 NEE
first and third Monday. sp. IN. Min
Ball. president. 1913 Buena Vista s
Crockett 1928. William P. Gorrell.
North st.
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LOUISE sCHUETzE LODGE NO.
meets second Monday. 3 p. M; four
Monday, 8 p. m. Ella Wolfshohl, q
McLane Ave-. Travis 131. presided
Minna Friedrichs. secretary. 1914 Cher
ST.. Travis Ills.
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ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. j
meets first and third Tuesday. ..
Frank Gugert, president. 40 Probap
st. Joe Gross. corresponding secretaI
80 Blanco road. woodlawn 1882. A.
uhl. financial secretary. Gas Moore Bid
Crockett 6S1.
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wERDER LODGE no so MEETS Sc
ond and fourth Wednesday, 8 d.
Albert Schoenemann, president, 8
Adams St.. Mission 1875. HermaI
Schlierer. secretary. $40 Rigsby Av
Mission 1888.
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f. l.. JAIN LODGE NO 17a NEE
first Thursday, p. m. Paul MeS
scheidt. 313 w. Park Ave. Crockett I3f
President, L. G.. Koerps, secretary, a
Montana St., Travis 2150.
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ALAMO LODGE NO. 1859 NEE
fourth Tuesday, s p. m. Franz Treibl
president. 21O Quittman ST.. Crocky
1861. Albert Marshall. secretary, 9
Dallas St.. Crockett 1868.
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sIEMERING LODGE NO SO MEE3
first and third Wednesday. p.
Paul Riebe, president. III North &
Crockett 341. II. F. Wosuig. financi
secretary. Az Z. Commerce St., Crockt.
I95, Karl Huhndorf, corresponding seer
tary. $50 Dawson St. Travis 1871
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ORDER OF DEMOLAY.
~ Albert Pike cnapter i-s
4 =: Z !. ] ]! ;
&~ order OF DeMoIay. m
~ every Monday night at ,
NIDk1 at the Scottish Rite ca
UHk dral. Visiting brothers
Ek vited. John S. De Sa'
J3R Master Councillor. L.
Webb. Scribe.
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HARMONIC LODGE NO. 1 NEE,
second and fourth Thursday, 8 D.
Max Lange. president. liz Lotus s
Mission 14ss. Fritz Schiio. financial sc
rotary. 220 s. Alamo ST., Crockett sac
Theo. Mueller, corresponding seer
tary. 1915 Hays ST.. Travis 4I57.
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SECRET SOClETIESxa
,DER OF HERMANN SONS

ORDER OF HERMANN SONS
San Antouio Herman
ZVs~RN Sons Homo Association. 81
REA I ME president. 22o s. Alamo 81
eSE Crockett 64O4. Albs
" 1cG ~ Kuebel. secretary. q
\Sfes.nIS% Thompson place. Tray
1899. Board OF directo
meets second Friday. 9
m. Fer renting hall and garden, q
+. M. Gloeckner. treasurer. 416 s. HacI
berry st. Or. $3.50.
HARMONIC LODGE NO. I MEE1
second and fourth Thursday. 8 p.
Mission 1888. Fritz Schiio. financial 81
rotary. go 8. Alamo St.. Crockett SAD
Theo. Mueller, corresponding seed
tary. 1915 Hays ST.. Travis 4157.
sIEMERING LODGE NO 50 MEE}
first and third Wednesday. p.
Paul Riebe. president. III North 8
Crockett 341. II. F. wosnig. finance
secretary, AZ z; Commerce St.. Crockt:
l95, Karl Huhndorf. corresponding seer
tary. $50 Dawson ST.. Travis 1897.
wERDER LODGE no so MEETS SCI
ond and fourth Wednesday. s ..
A Albert. SCI MIsa;on president;
Schlierer. secretary. $40 Rigsby Av'
Mission 1898.
ALAMO LODGE NO. 1859 MEEf
fourth Tuesday. 8 p. m. Franz Treibi
1861. Albert Marshall. secretary, s.
Dallas St.. Crockett 1868.
f. L. JAIN LODGE NO 172 MEET
first Thursday. p. m. Paul Med
scheidt, 313 w. Park Ave-. Crockett 43f
President E. C. Eoerps aecretarv ~
Montana St., Travis 215o.
ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. Il
meets first and third Tuesday. .. I
Frank Gugert. president. 40 Probap
st. Joe Gross. corresponding secreta&
IIhl. financial secretary. GAS Moore Blda
Crockett 6S1.
LOUISE scHUETzE LODGE NO.
meets second Monday. 3 p. M; four{
Monday, 8 p. m. Ella Wolfshohl. q
Minna Friedrichs. secretary. 1914 Chert
St., Travis 111S.
BRUNHILDE LODGE NO. NEE
first and third Monday. ) p. m. Aid
Gross. president, $40 Blanco road. woet
lawn 1882. Clara Sommer. secretary. z
Devine St.. Mission 1884.
vINETA LODGE NO. is MEETS FIR
and third wednesday. 3 p. IN Nal
Marques. $50 L. Waco St.. Wood. Is
president. Mary Spahr. secretary. q
Wyoming St.. Travis 1880.
PERsHING LODGE NO. 100 MEEg
first and third Monday. 3 p. IN. Min
Ball. president. 1873 Buena Vista s.
Crockett 1928. William P. Gorrell. q
North st.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
NEW BEDFORD BEARCAT
 TO FIGHT WITH BROWN
Foot Guard Hall Tomorrow Night Will Be Scene Of Good Fistic
 Encounters

Hartford, March 1o.--Al Shubert, the ancient "bearcat' from New Bed ford. Mass, is going to tackle a foe man worthy Of his punches tomorrow night here.
 Shubert squares off against a long range performer of considerable abil- ity and renown in Harry (kid) Brown, former Philadelphian but no. of New York. in Foot Guard armory on High street, featuring the seasons second production by the "Feeters."
 The "Bearcat" will be nothing more than an even money proposition to win from the former Philadelphia schoolboy and there is. apparently. plenty of Brown "kale" floating around.
 The rest of the "Feeters' card is in harmony with the class of the feature bout. Georgie Day. New Haven slug ger and Kid Vincent, classy straight-hitting youngster from Hol- yoke. will meet in an eight-round semi final; Al Festa and Frankie O'Brien will perform in return engagement and Joe Flynn, local K. o. specialist will meet his toughest opponent in Chick" Dorsey, rugged Norwalk featherweight.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
Brown Defeats Wesleyan
 Swimmers in Final Meet

Middlctown. March lo.--ln the last meet of the season Wesleyan was de- fcatcd 43 to 26 by Browns swim ming team, Saturday Tho Rcd and Black felt the loss ot Brooks, college record holder in the loo-yard dash, who is on the sick list, but will prob ably enter tho intercollegiate next Saturday.
 Davy Jones accounted for two of the five first places won by the Brun- onians and swan i,p, hor man on the relay team which finished safely ahead of Wesleyan. Howard pushed his opponent closely in the 40 and 100, taking second in the latter event m
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
EAGLES TAKE SLOW GAME
 FROM RANGERS 30 TO 27
Wild shooting and Wide Misses Of Baskets Feature City
 League Contest

The Rangers Eagles city league game at the state armory Saturday night might well be termed n comedy of errors for although the Eagles won 30 to a1 they did not show a marked superiority over the Rangers, while on the other hand the Rangers showed absolutely no reason why they did pot earn tho defeat they suffered.
 For the most part the game was slowly played one. With the eX- ccption of Bunny swanson, who caged five field goals in the first half both the Rangers and tho Eagles had only a vague idea where tho baskets were located. They knew they were at either end of tho hail and some dis tancc in the air but that let them out. Of all the wild and freakish shooting of the season, this game eelipsed them all. It seemed that both teams were weary of playing and were ready to welcome the whistle. The energetic if not brilliant, work of little Toreilo of the Rangers took the crowds fancy and when, after innumerable attempts, he finally caged two pretty shots from almost midnoor he was given good hund. Berg, the Ranger guard who has been running Grobstein of the Eagles close run all season to sec which would score the fewer bas- kets, surprised himself and his friends by tossing in four from tho floor. II was a great night for tho biz boy and he had the typical sunny Jim smile when he left the floor
 Aside from these little incidents the following summary tells abont all there was to the game:
 EiCIlg Ispulg TOtnl
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
POLITICAL GLIB ELECTS.

The second meeting Of the Archi- medes Independent Political club was held yesterday. The following officers were cleo: ed: President Paolo Sealora, vice president, Philip Scapellati; cor responding secretary, Emilio Rnelia: financial secretary. Mariana Falletii: treasurer, Giovanni Nalente. Arrange mentJ and rally committee: Louis Falletti and Philip Scape,lati.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10

The first national womcn's swim ming pentathlon in six years was held al Atlantic City recently. All the fair stars competed and at the end the judges announced that Frances Clark of Philadelphia. was the winner. Loud cheers for Frances.
 An official examination was made of Inc records and it was found that tho honor didn't belong to Frances at all, Instead, Ruth Thomas Of Atlantic City led the field, Extreme ly loud cheers for Ruth, a home girl.
 This time no mistake was made and tho award stuck. Ruth, who is only l6, is also the 220-yard senior breast-slroke champion, and is q bright hope for Olympic honors.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10

the ruling are free to meet German allied or neutral fighters in rings in Germany. This is the second sporting federation 10 resume relations with the Germans. The French cycling federation was the first of these. It has permitted Karl Wittig. the Ger man pace follower. 10 compete in the Paris velodrome. March g, and Jules Miquel, the French rider. to partici- pate in q meet in Berlin on the same date.