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MONDAY. DECEMBER 21, mg.
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FORMED; PLAT 11STAHI
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Y. M. C. A. Prep Basket Ball League has been
formed and teams are now ready for action. The
league is composed of six teams, and games w
played every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The
first games will be played Wednesday morning, De
cember 26, at nine-thirty (9:30) o’clock.
_ The" following is the
cf.the teams reoresente
f month cf January:
“Purple Tigers”— Dupi
nicutt, captain; Frank wuuo -—
Ja^k Yow. NeWton Bowers, Alex J r, y Cocper, Jacjc Chandler, Billy
Ashford. Billy Taylor, Jack Stew- \ ^antrell. Harry Potat. Jimmy
art, Walter Abney. Dudley. Barnett Wingfield. Win.
stun Whitehead, Jack Allgood,
“Blue Streaks”—Harvey Tay- Harry Trimble, Julian Pr.ce-
lOr. captain; Nat Slaughter. Jr.,] Black Eagles (77 points)—Lou-
__ for the of the A and B Junior Teams, and
I month cf January: I league standing to date:
f “Purple Tigers”—Dupree Hun- Bull Dogs (8t» po.nts)—Bobby
nicutt, captain; Frank Dobba, 1 pottery, captain; Hugh Tarpley.
J»ok
:tor, 4 Bill” Steadman, is Gordon, captain: Geo. Pittard,
Geo. Crane, S s dney Conolly, Max
M’chael, Jr., W. A. Abercrombie
, Kenneth Jones.
/ “Yellow Perils”—Howard Hud
son, Prince Gordon, North North-
catt, .Frank Pittard, Hugh Jack-
son. Jr., Claude Broach, Ben Yow.
t “Green Irish”—Richard Conol
ly. captain; “feet” Tarpley, Craw
ford Crane. Robt. Pound. Robt.
Foster. Fred M*rb«*. Paul Hodg-
scn.' Ed. Me. Connell,
J“Brougr Wild Cats” — Brown
Wildecr capta*n; R’chard Patat,
iBlly / ludson. Ned Hodgion, Ku-
Itcryt Scott, Joel Wlcr. Arthur
felted Devils”—Hutch Hodcrson.
captain; Stokeley Pound, Albert
Wi#r, Jr., Stanton For:e«, Iluph
OTarrell, Geo. Brlen, Billy Pra-
tir.
Pren Basketball Schedule follows
Wednesday. Doc. 28th—Purple
, Tigers vs. Green Ir.sh; Blue
Sreaks vs. Brown Wild Cats; Yel
low Perils vs. Red Devils.
•Saturday, Dec. 28th — Greer
Irish vs. Blue Streaks; Brown
Wild Cats vm. Yellow Perils; Pur-
pie Tigers vp. Red Dovils.
‘Monday. Jsn. 1st—Blue Strenks
vi. Red Devds; Brcwn Wild Cata
vs. Green/Irish; Yellow Perils vs
Ptfrnli, Tigers.
Wednesday. Jan. 3rd —
vils y*. Grocn Irish; Yellow
•m»AH. Blue Strenks; Brown
• Cstsvi.r ' “
Pi’ll! Hartley. Albon Hailey. Guy
Tiller. Jr., Hugh Davis, Mulder I
Farrell, Ro.t. Hodgson, John
Stegeman, Frank Crane, Clifford
Braxton.
Shooting Stars (75 points)
Ralph Cooper, captain; Edgar
Broach. Carl CniMcrs, Jr., Lamar
Scott. Mortimer Roberts, D.- B
Niche Ison, Howe?! Erwin, Jr.,
Willie Broach, John McPhcrsor
Nathan Underwood, Walter Bird
song, Stanley Robertson.
Comnnchcs (69 Points)
Richard Winston, captain; Billy
Tuck. Kendall Hartley, Rnndal!
Bedgood, Comer Whitehead, John
Jarrelh Jr., Lewis McGaritv. Bob
bie Pan el. Harold McCommons
Victor Goldman. James Barrow,
Jr., J. W. Bullock.
TRYING TO AVERT WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA
will receive $500 and maintenance
in s hotel during the 15-days
wait. The money will be handed
h.m with his steamship tickets
for embarkation of himself and
wife.
it Is almost impossible to oh-
•-sin evidence of fraud *n such
cases although consular agents
ire alert. Sailing of honeymoon-
’rs from Havana to the United
States are frequent. Working
'iris of quota countries are often
villing to sacrifice their savings
n order to reach relatives ci
nands in the United States or
nerely to seek their ^fortune
nere. Such girls seldom em
ploy “go-betweens” but pick the
Americans whom they believe
will accept a little “easy money.
Sometimes the money is pro.
vided by Lances already in the
United States, which had led to
several incidents. Girls have
married these temporary mates
only to fall in love with them
with the result that they refuse! The saying that c lew wilful men around a table start, the world's wars m$v he true sometimes,
to part desp.te fervid notes from but this group is trying to end one. The picture shows the committee of Inter-American Concilia-
anxious friends in the North who tion and Arbitration whi
hole under-
In at least one Known case the
husband and wife decided that
lich met in extraordinary session in Washington to find a peaceful means
of settling the Bolivian-Paraguayan dispute. Left to right seated, are: Manuel Foster, representing
Chile; Gurgel do Amaral, Braz lian ambassador to the United States; Dr. Victor Maurtua, represent
ing Peru; Charles Evans Hughes, former secretary of state, representing the United States; Dr.
Ferrara, Cuban ambassador to the United Staes. Sanding are: P. L. Boal, left, secretary to Mr.
Cuba was good enough and re- Hughes, and Benjamin Cohen, interpreter and secretary to th c committee.
f|]H#>ll fn PIIVo if With hia ur.fn’u -■ .. i. ■ ' — ■ ■ — 1 1 -
fused to leave it. With his
savings and his “mounty money”
from her fiance he embarked in
business and is doing well.
Four hours’ hard thinking ex.
haunt* the tlsMjcs <ih much as ten
hours of manual labor.
•Japan posseases 5f, lactlve
moos, more than any o her
try in the won..
TAD JONES MAY
COACH AGAIN
ATYALE
NEW YORK.—Yale’s future in
t'rely on coaching. The crushing
defeat of the Elis bv Harvard in
the bowl « couple cf weeks ago
is bourd to strengthen the grow
ing ds./.and for th e return of Tad
Jones to the post relinquished by
him to Mai Stevens.
Jone3 could have remained head
coach at New Haven if he had de
but he
aside for a younger
nan, probably because he was
tired of receiving h<
warranted criticism.
Bad Season
Yale has just finished a disas
trous campaign on tb* gridiron.
It is true that some of the best
players were incapacitated by in
juries In various games and that
Mr. Dudley Dies
the Bine varsity tu not at the
leak when it was C9nquered by
"riiKtton, Maryland and Harvard,
rhe Ella’ defeat by Army was not
n indication of weakness or poor
ihysical condition, but subsequent
lownfaUs, especially at the in-
tance of Harvard, have created Mr. J. Wiley Dudley, tSg died
be impression among Yale under- at the home in Madison eoupty
graduates and alumnf that the Sunday a{ter ibeingf »1 two weeks,
coaching methods of Jones have p
been sadly misied. Fune / al ^ Conduct * d
Monday afternoon at 4 p. m. by
Harvard’s surprising improve- ^ Mr We|t and i nte rment was.
ment on November 24 plunged the; . u n i_ aur
followers of Yale into deepest• Meadows church. He hi aur-
gloom. In virtually every depart- vived by a large number of re la
ment of football, the New Haven tives and friends. Benute»n
players not only were outcassed, Brog Funeral. Horn* had charge
but aso were • iade to a*reear —
times like a bunch of schoolUys.
Harvard’s splendid showing re
flected cred't on the wav the men
had been coached by Arnold 'Hor-
ween, whose return to Cambridge
still is in doubt.
The Yale players, on th e other
hand, seemed to lack a fundamen
tal knowledge of gridiron tactics,
and from the moment that Har
vard’s first touchdown was scored
their defeat was a foregone con
clusion.
As head coach, Jones establish
ed a system which, it would ap-
‘ it
direction Yale elevens were pro-!
duced that prevented Harvard
from scoring a victory for several,
years. Inasmuch as that is the,
attainment desired by Yale men, 1
it must be admitted that Jonds.
was a suceess.
of the arrangements.
JESTER
INSURANCE
A Tonic For
Pale, Delicate Women
and Children
Grove’s
Tasteless
CMU Tonic
Companionate Love
Finds Way Around
U. S. Quota Law
By ARTHUR POWELL
Associated Proas Correspondent
HAVANA. —</P)— Matrimony
lias cracked the United States im-
Red Dc- m, *tration wall and v'.arriages be-
erl tWccn American citizens and alien
m.T 1 women have become an Important
e Tigers • j CtJfcui Industry.
' t.„ Yniim* I • As the immigration law Is now
Perils ' • Green * Irish; Blue stata/'mev'wc7‘on f ^
nea tievus. . 1 \r..
"SHow.to Avoid
INFLUENZA
Colds
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E resutenet airsinst dlsonot mi Infoetl
« Ost « if« Bon nt Tone Drnjflofn
ftr/^onnell^X. S&
S ex. Many of these marriages are
| not made With any intention of
’rnuJ cn the’ part jf husband or
wife but they are frequently aim
ed ngninst the America i immi
gration restrictions.
The marriage ceremony, in
these cases, is legitimate enough
but in reality n farce intended to
force legal entry of the wife into
the United States. There are in
stances where this form of matri
mony is the culniihation of a ro
mance started in Eurcpo. Thc
husband attained American citi
zenship and made a home for his
bride only to find the immigra
tion/door barred against her.
Usually the method for beating
thc immigration law is effected
by the man sending the woman
passage money from her home to
Cuba. He then arranges in Cuba
M
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her reception and care. Thc pros
pective bridegroom takes matters
up with the state department and
then comes to Cuba armed with
conclusive proofs of his status.
From then on it >s smooth sailing
and loving couples are often seen
sitting in thc parks of Havana
waiting patiently for the day
when they may be permitted to
make the journey north. Should
no provision be made for the
woman's reception in Cuba she is
detined here until the man she is
going to marry is communicated
w,th or arrives.
There is another method of get
ting sweethearts or wives into
thc United States without en-
I tanglemcnt in the maze of immi-
grr lion laws. This is dene
I through farce marriages between
United States citizens and the
women desiring legal entrance in
to the States. In the first place
the marfia~-* of an American cit
izen already on Cuban soil is a
different matter if he wishes to
wed the alien woman.
He must stand an Investiga
tion bv the United States consul
ate. If his citizenship is found
correct his*name is placed in the
registry of American citizens and
thc marriage may take place but
he must show lack of fraud or
intent to commit fraud before
permission for marirage is grant
ed.
Many a?:Kies, how many will
never be known, have been com
mitted in conection with interna-
itional marriages ^respite the care
land trouble taken by consulates
to stop them. It is rumored in
I Havana that ns high as $1,000
has been paid Americans to con
tract such marriages, to take a
woman to the United States,
there to leave her until she se
cured a divorce or drops out of
her husband’s life-
Let an unscrupulous American
drop a hint here ana there about
foreign cafes or restaurants that
he is “matrimonially inclined”
and an alien agent is sure to hunt
him up tag make m offer. In the
Nursing Mothers
Should Guard Again,!
Vitamin-starvation
: SCOTT’S
EMULSION
f Abounds In
Cod-liver Oil
’• Vitamins
:
Grippe
and “Flu 5 *
Relieved
Keep a box of Luden'i
Menthol Ccuqh Drop,
handy—take one every
now and then. Let It
dletolve .lowly on your
tonpue and breathe the
menthol deeply and
alowly. Quickly eoothei
Irritated air patsagei,
aide sore throats, re
lieves coughs. Tell your
friends to do the same.
Get Luden’e today—in
the yellow package—5c
—everywhere.
ILUDEN’S
f£ MENTHOL Cq
Bough drops ■
F-
PALACE
The Clash of Love
and a Straying
Papa!
GRirnl
p r esf n rs
Battle
with-
jean Hersholt
tPPkyllis Haver
Belle Bennett(
Don Alvarado T
.Sally O'Neil ri
7lorn the story by 1
3AKIIEL CAW ON OOOOMAW
adaptation ku
OIB.IUT J LLOYD
The story of your neigh
bor or your neighbor’s
neighbor—a drama of
life that strikes every
heart, every hearth,
and every home.
SEE YOURSELF Af
OTHERS SEE YOU!
Amazing! Amusing.
STRAND
First In Fighting!
First In Loving!
First In The Hearts
Movie Fans!
Of
KEN
MAYNARD
And His White
Wonder-Horse
T A R Z A N
“The Code of
The Scarlet”
—Ken, the King of Cowboys in the
uniform of the Northwest Mount
ed Cop, out to “get his man.” with
love blocking the way!
—Does he fight? Does he ride?
You don’t know the half of it, dear
ie, till you’ve seen him do his stuff
in the open stretches pf the North.
—And if you thought Tarzan was
good in “The Upland Rider,” just
watch his new tricks in this pic
ture. You’ll hardly believe your
own eyes!
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday
Beautiful Sound
Pathe Presents
and
Musical Scored
SCREEN. STORY OF THE MARTYRDOM
OF JESUS AND THE RESURRECTION.
CUB; MULLS
Cmuted Of JEAN1E MACPKSRSOM