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ravilloso, que Sc ha dirigido por
81 solo Ell afio pasado perdimos ell
81 solo. FL afo pasado perdimos el
biamos haberle ganado al wash
ingtcn" por mas de ounce juegos
rde ventaja. La culpa de es+o no
fu6 de otro sino de Higgins, el que
no supo sacarle todo el provecno
que debia su novena.
Sc ha hablado mucho de que yo
he desobedecido 6rdenes en- ell te-
rreno y Sc hace menci6n de un Jue
go en- Chicago. En- aquella OCCASION,
en- ell primer inning fui al r'ba-
te'' con dos hombres en- bases. una
carrera y ningln 'out''. Hug
! gins me orden6 que bateara de
''hit''. En- lugar de obsdecer di mi
sacrifice, porque crei ule era
la jugada apropiada.
Ell hombre siguiente fue "out",
pero Ell otro di6 un ''hit'' y ano-
tamos dos carreras.
De esta forma obtuvimos en- ese
Ginning" en- lugar de- ma, pues
era muy possible que yO no hubiera
podido batear de chit.
En- Ell noveno inning" dcl mis-
mo juego habia dos horbres en-
bases y estabamos con una carrera
debaio del Chicago. Huggins me or
demo un sacrifice y yo trate de
palear de 'shit". Un 'shlt" de ;lna
base nos hubiera Ilevado al empa-
te, y con otro chit nos hubi6ra-
mos puesto en- camino de Ia victo-
ria. Pero por desgracia, di una tre-
menda Inca por primera. que fae
parar manos del inicIalista, dan
do motive a un doble play.
Sostengo que en- ambas ocasiones
estuve en- 10 correcto.
"Yo no hubiera mencionado es-
to, no ser porque clio ha sido
dado a la publicidad, solo 10 ha-
go por aclarar mi situaci6n IN este
case.
Huggins ha estado esperanto esta
oportunidad, para ponerse a salvo
con Ell pnbhco.
Repetidas veces me ha pregun-
tado este afio 10 que lc pasa al
club, no he querido hablar. pero
va sabemos todos 10 que lie pasa''
X
Despu6s de todas estas lnanifes-
taciones del "chiquito'', sails en-
busca de refugio que no encontr6,
para poder destronar a Higgins,
pues Ban Johnson presidente de la
Iiga Americana, uno de los que en-
mas confaba Ell Bambino, le salio
con dos "piedras en- La nano'', ha-
ciendo de el Ell siguiente comenta-
rio:
''Estoy de acuerdo con Ell castigo
que Huggdns lie ha impuesto.
Ruth tiene Ell cerebro de un mn-
chacho de 15 abriles, Y debe hacer-
sele comprender sus obligaciones.
La Iiga Americana no es para
un jugador que SO porta NAL v lle-
We una vida desordenada. La cues
ti6n de imponerle un castigo a
Ruth ha estado en- estudio hace
tempo.
Para un jugador que reeibe Gin
cuenta Y dos mil quinientos al afio,
Ruth debi6 portarse de otra for
ma, en- vez de MERCER castigo por
su mala conducta. FL estar de cha
chata'' todas las noches tomando
Timbeque' son cosas que no pue
den tolerarse''.
"Lo mas probable es que Ruth
no vuelva jugar ctra vez este
afio. Este es Ell tiltimo de su con-
trata, y seguramente su satarto Sc
ra reducido en- gran escala IN Ell
futuro".
'sEl actual contrato fue firmado
despu6s que Ruth hubo de conver-
/, tirse en- un centric de attraction pa
ra los fans, como resultado de
su magnifco record" como ''jcn-
rronero''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA

Especialista de Ia Sociedad Espar0
Ia de Auxilio Mutuo y Benefi1encaa
Horas de Oficina:
7a12 A. II. y 1880 q s p. II.
San Justo S3 (altos de Tl LOuvre1
TelefOno 24O. San Juan. 2. =
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HARRY z. BESOSK

Attornsy and Counsellor at Law
Tel6fono 1347. San Juan, P. B.
Cable Address; "HARIBESA'
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DEPORTIVAS

que de5pues de haberse "sacado al
sol tanto trapo'', haya vuelto el
Bambino producer sus "pelicu.
las'' no como en- otros tiempos, pc
ro vamos, las da. Y ahora espera-
remos hasta la pr6xima temporada
para yer 81 ESQ que ha prometido
Ruth al volver a la novena es ver-
dad. v 81 actuara como 10 hizo en
aflos anteriores cuando Sc anotaba
los 49 ''jonrrones''.
NJ
Mi tocayo Raymont Cobb mana
ger y estrella de la novena DE
troit'' Sc puso "conio bola'' las
otras noches, pues Ban Johnson y
Connie Mack, Presidente de la LII
ga el primero, y "manager" del
Filadelia el segundo, ambos de la
Liga americana, lie ofrecieron un
banquete, ell que ha sido descrito
como una de las reunio1es en- Qae
ha imperado un gran entusiasmo.
veinte afios de continua labor
llenos de proezas v de glorias rea-
lizadas por el melocot6n de Geor-
gia", es 10 snfciente para hacerse
acreedor tan gran honor.
MIR. Smith, alcalde de la ciudad
de Detroit, regal6 un magnifico re-
loj al homenajeado, regalo de sus
conciudadanos, mientras que Frank
g. Navin y demas propietarios &c
La novena 1e arriaron diez mil del
aguila para que fuera pasando.
Ty Cobb, algo emocionado segdn
dicen, di6 las gracias a sus ami
gos por Las grandes demostracio-
mes de afecto que para el habian
tenido durante las horas de aque-
la noche.
NADIA, que Sc fue de "jonr6n"
con tres en- bases.
Confeso ingenuamente que Paul
Berlenbach, ell muchacho de Long
Island que ostenta ell tftulo de cam
pe6n semi-maximo, podra scr todo
10 campe6n que Sc Quiera, pero a
mi no me gusta NADIA.
La primera pelea que tuvc des-
pues de haber1e arrebatado 81 IT,
tulo McTigue, fu6 con Tony Ma
rullo en- ell ''Drinland Park po-
ca distancia de esta ciudad, y era
tan pobre la exhibici6n que estaba
dando, que ell pdblico protest6 de
La pelea, y Ell Referee tuvo que
suspenderla en- Ell noveno Grounds :,
cuando Marullo le nevaba la pelea
canada.
El viernes, dia II volvi6 en-
frentarse en- el yankee Stadium"
con Gimmy Slathery, un muchacho
de 161 IL nbras, siendo su pri-
mer pelea de mas de seis rounds"
y a no ser porque la suerte 10 pro
tegi6 los comienzos del octavo, no
sabemos la suerte que hubiera CO.
rrido, pues Slattery 10 traia con
un "dedo metido dentro de IN
ojo".
NADIA, que no 10 vuelvo a yer,
asf den la pelea en- Ell patio de
casa.
NJ
Muy lejos Sc fueron los tfcubi-
Chest este pasado domingo, Bal
timore. Con tai motive me trasla-
de Jersey city, en- donde juga-
ba mi "Red sox'', no precisamen-
te Ell que manejaba Paco Lopez,
sino uno de aquella ciudad.
"Phila Giants, La novena don
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

PRIMO DE RIVERA DISPUES-
TO A CELEBRAR .SU CUMPLE-
ANOS DE GLORIOSA MANERA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

-@.1 sw1as sAe3H = .zs&1K rssz-e@e -
de actuan los boricuas Santana Y
Guilfuchi, era La que habia de con
tender con los "Red'', la que ano
t6 una victoria cen ell "score" ST.
guiente:
"Phiia" Q 100 900 o-S
cred Sox" 0 1 o 0 0 0 0 o.
Guilfuchi conquist6 numerosos aplau
SOS, pues estaba en- Ell "corto" que
no pasaba "n&'' por sus Alfredo
res.
Santana en- la defensa de la ini-
cial estuvo estupendo, pero al to-
lete, fatal, pues no hizo NADIA mas
que visitar la primera.
-M-
En- nuestra proxima cr6nica dare
mos conocer la opinion del "pi-
mentoso" Nc Graw, acerca de los
"umpires' de las grandes Ligas,
y otros pormenores.
Meark, setiembre 1926.
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TRES BANDERAs

June Elvidge en- ''PasiOnes Pa
ganas" pagan Passions).
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BELIOCRAPH
(Cataho)

La grandiosa cinta "Por otra
Mujer" y variedades con "Los
Perros Comediantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
CINE LUNA

Una grandiOsa cinta de gran in
teres general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29
DIR. RAMON F. CARBAILO
DENTTSTA

Parhcipa q sua colegas, elionts9
amigos, que ha trasladado 81 ohca.
ma 3 Ia Darada 10 frente al teatrs
Olimpc, donde ofrece sus DervieaCA
pgOeesIonales.
Tel 1908. Hantureb
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-29

Muy 1ejos Sc fueron los "cubi-
Chest este pasado domingo, a Bal
timore. Con tai motive me trasla-
de Jersey city, en- donde juga-
ba mi "Red sox'' no precisamen-
te Ell que manejaba Paco Lopez,
sino uno de aquella ciudad.
"Phila Giants, La novena don
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO @. QUINONES
ABoGADO Y NOTARIo
!

Graduado de la Universidad d
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerta
Rico. Postula ante las Cortes d
Puerto Rico y Corte Federal.
p. o. Box 12S Tel. 148, s. q
Ediicio NOA. San Juan. r. r.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04

kainen. Time, 1.ss.
End Juniors - Pogorelc, Pucel,
Tanttari, Nappa. Time, 1.39 and
LILO.
Bird Freshmen-Nirya. Nikkinen,
Olson, Paapanen. Time, LAP and
Ito.
4th Sophomores-Ke Saari,
M. Maxi, Arne Maxi.
100 yard Breast Stroke-William
Nicholas was first, but as he is in
the 9Th grade his win did not
count in points Time: 1872 and
As.
Urho Hokkanen, a Junior, was
given first with the time 1.35 and
Is; Linton Krause, Senior, LAO
and 3-5; Uno Saari, Junior, Lac;
A. Hill, Freshman, Isl and As.
40 yard Free Style-Pogorelc,
Junior, "a Sec; Tanttari, Junior,
"a and 2-5 Sec; Wiinikainen, Senior,
"a and S-5 sec.; Beck, Senior, 20
sec.
120 yard Medley Race-This is a
race in which each contestant swims
first, two lengths back stroke; Sec
ond, two lengths breast stroke, and
third, two lengths crawl. Laitala,
Junior, 1.55 and 2-5; A. Hill, Fresh
man, 2.10.
In between events four boys from
the grade school competed in div
ing contest. The results were:
R. Krall, 7th L of the Old High
School, 561a points; F. Dunstan,
9Th M of the Old High School, Al "
d. Goard, 7th o of the Old High
School, 40; A. Antonsich, 9th L
of the Washington School, 35.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Sugar in Hisfoyv

II Is said that sugar was first taken
to Europe from Aaa in 82s n
ana it began to be received in large
quantities by the middle OF the
I,ssentn century. Early attempts to
cuitivate the sugar cane In Italy did
nor succeed. The Spaniards and the
ror'usuese carried the sugar cane to
.ne american continent about the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Odd Phenomenon

Inc phenomenon known as the Sol
way moss. disaster occurred on No
VemDer ID, It'll, in a district of Cum.
Deriand, northern England, bordering
On scotland. A rank moss covering
4oo acres, swelled under a heavy rain
.aii ana rose to such height above
the level Of the ground that at last It
.olied forward like torrent, sweep
ing before it houses and trees. II
DESTROYED about 80 small villages.
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Get a Good Sfort

a good breathing exercise taken n
the morning before an open window
VIII give you good start for the day
standing with feet together and hand
stretched above head. bend back slow
~ at waist, expelling all air from
lungs. Next come forward, inhaling
ana bring arms down In wide circl.
TO your sides. Repeat dozen or
more times, as you see fit.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Judging by ResuIf.

10 Judge by the event Is an error
an commit; for In every instance cour.
age. II crowned with success, is hero
ism u ciouded by defeat, temerity.
Mnen Nelson fought his battle In the
SOUND. It was the result alone that de
clded whether he was to kiss hand
~ court-or rod at court-martial-
Cotton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Sa.sasras in Medicine.

The roots Of sassafras very early In
American history became an impor-
tant article of medicine. It 10 some
times called the 'ague tree ~ de-
coction of Its bark was supposed to-
cure that disease. Sassafras tea, an
infusion Of the young shoots and roots.
has long been a favorlte remedy for
colds and tonic. being suderi6c
and q stimulant. 81
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely:
Standing on my past record as
an Alderman of the City, / an
nounces myself as a candidate for
reelection at the coming Election
on December 8. If elected / prom
Use to give the city the best service
of which I am capable. / solicit
your support.
Signed JOHN E. PORTHAN.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely,
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Alderman
at the coming election and solicit
your support. Have no promises to
make more than if elected, will per-
form the duties of the Office to the
best of my ability.
Signed STEVE BANOVETZ, JR.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
YEARS AGO|
Taken from The Ely Miner OF
the same date in 1905.

officers have been elected for the
several lodges in the city or will be
at the next meeting. The Knights
of Pythias elected the following at
an adjourned meeting Saturday;
G. CT. R. Sims. v. c. j. l..
Shannon. M. VIC. J. Mott. Pre-
late-J. Nj. Swander. M. Ar.
Coad. K. R. 81. ]. White. M. E.
A. s. James. /. G.-Thos. Nc
Laughlin. o. &C. NJ. Hanson.
Trustee, g yrs.)-Jas. Moonan.
Delegate G.. LII. R. Sims. Alter
nate-Jas. Moonan.
Ely Lodge No. 220, l. O.. o. r.
elected officers Friday evnlng as
follows: N. G.-Gust Paul. V. q.
"A. P. Johnson. Treas.-W. Il.
Pike. Sec. H. Blake. Trustees
Jas. Hodgon and Gust Maxi.
Officers elected for Ely Aerie No.
SAL. F. o. E. are as follows: Pres.
M. E. Gleason. Vice Pres.
B. Hagen. Sec.-Harry Spooner.
Treas. 8. Brockway. Chaplain
M. ]. Murphy. Conductor-Louls
Larson. I. G.-Ben Benson. o. G..
p. O'Connor. Physician-C. G..
Shipman. Trustees-Robert Barto,
Ed. Crossman and Louis Barto.
x
Cant. Harry Thomas, formerly of
this city but now of Hibbing, where
for five years he has been superin-
tendent of mines for JOS. Sellwood,
is dangerously i'll at his home and
the physicians in charge have given
up hopes of his recovery. DIR. Z.
G. Shipman was called TO his bed
side early in the week but gave out
no hope to the Borrowing family
He is suffering with-cancer of the
stomach and the end is hourly ex-
pected. The many friends of Mr..
Thomas and family in this city hope
the fears may not become true and
that the Captain may recover.
William Seymour, an employee of
the Swallow & Hopkins lumber
camp at the head of Fall lake, was
found dead Saturday beside small
hay stack beside which he had in
all probability taken shelter from
the storm, short distance from
Winton.
Miss Ida Odgers left Monday for
st. Cloud, where she resumes her
school duties.
William Desjardins has sold to
Matt Agnich, lot 10, block 2, White
sides Addition to Ely for $165.
= y
Henry Chinn is now employed as
inspector for the city in the work
of putting in the sewer and water
mains now in progress.
Z
Mrs. W. d. Gallagher and children
have returned from their extended
visit with relatives and friends at
Louisville, KY.
Jas. Beatty, game warden from
Tower came up Saturday and spent
the week among the lumber camps
north and east of here.
Victor Gustafson left this morn
ing for Chisholm with his house
moving outfit and men where he
expects to be busy for some time
in moving several buildings.
Miss Nora Vail returned Saturday
evening from Rochester, where she
had undergone an operation for APP
pendicitis. She has fully recovered.
Mayor Vail accompanied her.
The work of remodeling the up
per half of the building over Glea-
sons Hardware has been begun by
Contractor Jury. The same is to
be converted into lodge rooms.
An exchange in speaking of de-
ceased citizen, said: "We know
him as old ten per cent-the more
ne made the less he spent-the more |
he got the more he lent-he's dead |
we don't know where he went
but if his soul to heaven was sent
he'll own the harps and charge 'em |
rent.
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The Mon of Culture

The man of culture abounds in dis
eliminating sentiments; he lives under
the distant influence Of exalted minds !;
his familiar thoughts at breakfast are
intimate appreciations of poetry and
art, and, If his culture is really mellow,
I've sometimes smiles little at his own
culture.-George Santavana.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We herewith wish to express our
thanks to all friends and neighbors
who so kindly remembered US with
their assistance, sympathy and floral
offerings during our recent bereave-
ment in the loss of our husband
and father.
Mrs. Mary Gotchnik and Family
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely,
wish to announce that / have
filed for the Office of Alderman and
solicit your support at the coming
Election. I have held this position
before and the voter is familiar
with my record. No additional
promises are necessary.
Signed JOS. KOMATAR
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely
This Is to announce that / have
filed for reelection to the Office of
Alderman and solicit your support
at the election on December 9Th.
"More improvements for Less
Money" is my motto.
Signed HENNING E. OLSON.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Polynesian Finger Rowls

The South Sea islanders used finger
rowls few hundred years before we
I'D A bowl full Of water is handed
ocnd to every diner In a South Sea
aouse. The water is from the river
,ure and fresh.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely:
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Alder
man and solicit your support.
point to my past record as an OFF,
cial of the city as a guarantee of
faithful duty to the people and the
city.
Signed JOHN A. HARRI.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Hot Weather in Arctic

The Arctic summer provides a tenn.
'erature sometimes as high as 95 de-
rees, with accompaniment of mosqui.
oes and bumblebees. In winter the
thermometer drops to rs degrees be-
,w zero.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely:
/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for reelection to the
Office of Municipal Judge. My four
years of service is a guarantee for
the term to come.
Signed MARK ZORETIC.
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POLITICAL NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Voters of the City of Ely:
Upon the platform of ''No Com
promise with Vice" and on my re-
cord as an honest man, / seek
election as your next Municipal
Judge.
Signed VIM. ]. NUDGE.
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Iron Rang

The games for next week are:
Monday, Zenith Iron Mining Co. VS..
the City.
Wednesday, Duluth & Iron Range
Railroad VS.. School Dist. No. IL.
Thursday, Commercial Club VS..
Oliver Iron Mining Co.
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Prolific Poet

Lopez de Vega. celebrated SpaniS'
poet, born in 1882. died in 1922 ,srot
1900 comedies, 400 sacred dramas in
q volumes of poetry. In all he pub
lished about twenty-five million verse
In his lifetime.
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CHURCH NOTES

ELY M. E. cHURC H-Sunday
School at 9:45 A. M. Morning
Worship at 1900 A. M. Epworth
League at GAS P. M. Evening
Service at $50 P. NJ. Come and
bring your friends.
The Sunday School bus will make
its first trip Sunday. Let us have
a record attendance at Sunday
School. Remember the hour and
come early.
The Epworth League meeting will
be under the leadership of the
Fourth Vice President and his COM
mittee. They plan to give short,
play.
The regular preaching services
yill be held as usual.
JOHN L. PARISH, Minister.
BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sunday School, A. NJ.
Services II 100 A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ.
REV. KARL NEWQUIST, Pastor.
ACTIVITIES OF ELY S. CHURCH
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at $50.
P. KERANEN. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Church School, 80 A. M
Morning Worship ---10:4b A. ID.
VeSperS ~ r. M.
Christmas is but few days away.
The spirit of Christmas is beginning
to hold its gentle yearly sway over
millions of people. The churches
Of Christ are making great plans
for this annual observance. The
Presbyterian church of Ely is plan
ming great things for Christmas
music. For Sunday the sixth the
musical offering includes:
Morning Service.
"Christmas Morn Warren
The Choir.
christmas Lullaby" --------Chant
Miss F. Campbell.
Sermon-"Armenia and Christmas"
Vespers.
Musical composition group of two
(From Elijah)
"Holy Night Carol
Lift Up Mine Eyes" -Mendelssohn
-Gruber
Both these number sung by
sextet of women's voices.
"Send Out Thy Light" -Gounod
Junior Choir.
Vesper Theme-"The Babe and the
Empire"
H. RUSSELL BROWNE Pastor.
ST. ANTHoNY's CHURCH.
LIST Mass, Slovenian Sermon)
g. 100 A. M.
Cd Mass, English Sermon)
-----Z16 100 A. M.
Vespers and Benediction.
REV. FATHER MIHELCIC. Pastor.
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Especially Moforisfs

IL II were not for their mistakes
great many people would never be
heard of.-BOston Transcript
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
SPO R 7 5
(By Arnold Anderson.)

The High School Basketball Team
tain Iron at Mountain Iron on Dec
ember 4th and 5th.
Bull has not been on the Ely
Athletic schedule for a number of
years. Dung the coming basket
ball season these two teams will
twice oppose each other Mountain
Iron on the other hand, has always
occupied a prominent place on the
home teams basketball schedule
and on many occasions have they
proved themselves worthy oppon-
ents.
Although the local basketball
team is not as strong as in former
seasons, the usual bad luck prevails,
for three members of the team are
ineligible to play because of schol-
astic difficulties. Consequently Coach
Buckley is confronted with the task
of Temodeling team which will
compare with the teams of Bull
and Mountain Iron. Only through
the cooperation between players and
coach will any noticeable progress
be made before the Bull and Noun
tain Iron contests.
Swimming.
Swimming is now clasSed with
basketball as major winter sport
in high school athletics. The days
are past. when swimming was only
side issue and when those who
participated in the water-splashing
game were usually the castoffs from
the football and basketball sports.
Today, the rise in popularity Of the
swimming sport is even threatening
to thrust basketball, hockey, and
other winter sports into obscurity.
Last Wednesday, November 25,
an interclass swimming meet was
held and although the Juniors romp
ed off with an easy win much prom
Using material was uncovered. The
results of the meet are as follows,
the total number of points for each
team being: Juniors 80; Seniors
90; Sophomores II and Freshmen
9.
100 yard Relay-1st Seniors,
Clinic, Denley, Thompson, Winni-
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Indoor Baseball.

The standings of the teams:
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ACTIVITIES OF ELY SIS. CHURCH
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at $3.50.
P. KERANEN. Pastor.
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kerney, director OF the players, will
give a short talk on his work. and
musical numbers will be rendered by
Miss Beulah Chambers, pianist: Mrs.
Ruth HanSford Snodgrass, soprano,
accompanied by Miss Hurcum, and
Christmas carols by the Glee Club.
Mrs. Charlotte Stanclisse of Paris is
the guest of Miss Katherine Judge. at
1885 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs.
Stanclisse will spend the Winter with
Miss Judge in Washington and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bryan Pitts will
entertain a company of 80 at dinner
and dancing the evening OF December
26 at the Hamilton Hotel.
An additional list of boxholders for
the Paderewski benefit concert for
the American Legion endowment
fund for disabled soldiers. to be given
at Polls Theater Monday afternoon at
4:3O O'Clock. was announced today and
includes Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover. the Amba ssador of
Germany. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs
w. j. Boardman. Mrs John Hays
Hammond, Mrs. Dwight Davis, Miss
Carolina White, Mrs. Joseph Grew
and Mrs. +. r. Mclean.
Other subscribers to the concert are
the Mexican Amba ssador, the Swiss
Minister, the Polish Minister. Mrs
Walter Wilcox. Mrs. Duncan Phillips.
Mrs. Edwin b. Parker, Mrs. Harry
Norment. Mrs. George Hewitt Meyers,
Mrs. John II. Gibbons, Mrs. Bernard
5. Jones, Mrs. Charles DENLY. Mrs
William r. Castle, jr.: Mrs Walter
Denegre. Mrs. 3. H. Warder, Mrs.
Anne Archbold, Mrs. William c. Eus-
tbs, Mrs. +. II. Ellis. Nine Hauge,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs.
Orme Wilson, jr.; Mrs. Henry +. Di-