Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-11
UNITED SPANISH
WAR VETS. ELECT
POST OFFICERS

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At the regular monthly meeting
of John G. Greenway Camp No. 6,
United Spanish War eTterans, held in
the city council chambers the follow7
ing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Camp commander,
Henry Elvey; senior vice commander,
Otto Green; junior vice commander,
P. j. .Wheelehan; officer of the DAY,
c. E. Sayler; officer of the guard,
Chas. Griffith; trustee for three
years, w. w. Windham; trustee for
two years, Carl Knitson.
These officers will be installed at
a joint meeting with the auxiliary
upon the evening of January 4, 1928.
Preceding the installation ceremonies
the ladies will serve dinner at
6 p. m.
In his holiday message to the Or
ganization at large the national
commander-in-chi Jno. j. Clarity,
said in part: ION this, the anni-
versary of the Saviour of the World,
the survivors of our war period should
seek those of our comrades who are
laboring under the handicap of age
and disability and exemplify the spirit
of comradeship. The dependents of
our departed comrades should at this
Joyous season have our special atten-
ton. To make the journey of life
more pleasant should be our aim.
The spirit Of the holiday season is
best enjoyed if we do something for
our fellow men. We can only have
such happiness as we extend to
others. We all can participate in
some way in helping to relieve the
burden of some less fortunate COM
rade.
LET the Christmas spirit be most
evident during the holidays, but let
it continue during the entire year
Because of it the organization will
be better and stronger and inSJru-
mental for greater good.''
head when the officials, after ex-
planning the ruling, ordered that play
be resumed.
It was unfortunate in a game so
cleanly played, despite the fact it was
hard football from start to finish,
that one of the very few rulings
which the officials were compelled to
make, should have met with such
strenuous protest from the visitors
captain.
A decision other than an in
completed pass would have just
about meant the old ball game
for Southern California, instead of
defeat by One-pOint margin.
MORLEY DRURY REAL STAR
Two of the best backfield stars In
the game, Christy Flanagan OF Notre
Dame and Morley Drury of Califor--
MIA, showed their stuff to advantage
in the clash between these two great
elevens.
want to go on record right here
by stating that any all-America team
that fails to include Morley .Drury
in it's backfield will be lacking some
thing. He's one of the best football
PLAYERS I've seen in long while.
Drury can run like Red Grange,
he can punt like Kipke, he can hit
the line very much like Joesting, ne
l UcSSGS Ike OOOUCA NboA4 ctAAN liz y {"
whale on defense. He's wonder.
Everything the coast experts have
said about him is O. K. with me now
that 1 have seen him perform.
"Just his regular game" was the
reply of Pop Warner of Stanford as
marveled at Drury's remarkable all
around performance.
And Christy Flanagan, by the
! way, performed in like manner,
I although he was favored with an
occasional rest while Drury car
ried the ball four out of every
five plays.
PARIS P)-"Hide your piano was a
popular phrase that eventually was
turned into a song, several years ago
when the instruments first were taxed
Hiding proved impossible, and it is
only now, after years of submission
that piano teachers of the nation are