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Pennant

JUNE 18,1923

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. Just a C g S 1| “IOICTWU Davenilun- Chime“ mm‘ attidents 0t‘ the institution. ll“ the e

60ft. sixteen years he had coached IIOIO leaflet-Wallets Penneylvanlana I091] Inatruruenui_ I 7-90 P- M- orange and white diamond combinu- "33 "til-Jill"! Mfihfmiicll (Tenor)

“EAT (-102) New York. (Happiness tions. he 1,8,1 lanai-ll the bu: prize

iBnys ——-tho conference championship — 20001 For Trot-Irving Aaronann and m. co lung-h.

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AUSTEN. Texas. June 15 ——Wii- liam J. ("Billy") Dlscll. V91"! Texas University baseball mentor 7| and the man who prelwfeli B“! Falk roi- the big show. has 1w" quits won another Southwest Con-ter-

ence Championship.

_ zasrsnu sraunann rm: sveumc. concznrs

s.oo P.‘ M. . WSOE _(2-l6) (Mifwaukeo. Quam" cmartetw’ Winning baseball championships

s.ao r M. 1 ' Ion b- e habit will! till! WAIIG (iieisriéciéuuiiitl mu. Vocal. ..of, f§znvk°tf h: ,5 mspecflu“,

Iheydo so enjoy the | - , _ ,

, . . ‘ "And." said hints Raleigh with ‘Ptlsfyingi strengflhgw‘ 1 lilowutraat eyes. "iv - yfill stiiii” 111g, deljgigug. dghof . ' r “l i-an answer iliiil better-J’

- ‘ " iturbarit edited 0Y0!‘ and pl-Btrfld i!" "rll‘lll aibout Miss Raleigh's waist.

/ k’ o?’ ' \~e. '4‘ P: _l "~—iu a moment."

" The woman made no attempt t0

NAILS WOULD BE BETTER ‘repulse her. She tonud herself

Apprentice: Don't think my ilrawn to the CIIHFIIIBI".5 bodom with fingers will ever be any good to u sudden fierce strength. She tried, put things together with. to light her way out oi tho ferociousl

Boss Carpenter: No-better trygrinbrace. but she wasn't strong Inaile for that purpose. ‘enough.

"You tiurlingl" ‘Miss volt-o. ivas ‘hoarse with

Victor t“? on‘

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It assures

Raleigh's eiuotinu.

-Simply heat and serve; aavea work and money. VWBAI. (246) Baltimore.

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Said flvryahrvl

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Doctors Property l For Sale Or Rent "_" I

Doctor wi-ih large practice, wish-, lng to retire, offers beautiful pron, pcrty consisting of residence and, olfioea with hot water heating and, electric lights; also barn and gar-l age.

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IUBTIIIN SALE

l OF STOCK, CROP AND i IMPLEMENTS l ‘“" i l am authorized by Mr. James! Moreelde to sell on his farm, North River on Wednesday. June 23r(l.i commencing at 1.30 p. m., the fol-‘ lowing; i 1 team truck wagon,’ 1 hay cut-l tcr, 1 spring tooth barrow, 1 hayl rake. 1 plough (new). 1 woodl sleigh, 1 driving sleigh. 1 scythe.l 25 hens, 1 choice mare, quantity of hay and straw, work harness and‘ traces. Other articles not meii-' tinned.

BENJ. CARTER,

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‘z ’or long.

"Youira only a ‘boy. but you're ir-I rcslstlblt-l"

ii-ii lit-molt’ away.

“You're iliipossiblo!"

;cd at her blankly.

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She: You flirt with every strange jlrl you ace here. » Ho: Yea. but they aren't strange l

‘,‘lIOIIy\V00(] manners hero!

"l—l thought yun were a gen- tit-man!"

“Well, l'in not. Goodness! old are you?"

"How dare you?"

“llow old are you?"

"it's none ot‘ you-r

ilow

business.

l)ou't think that bccauso you're a‘

movie actor you can ‘bring your In all my Ilff.‘.——\\'hy l ilc\‘er——"

“You're old cnoittrh to ‘be m)’ uiotherJ‘. said Barbara quietly. “You might t0 lic ushaiuvtl of you!‘- st-if lo be sitting hero ili this lovely place sed-uclng a youngster -by IIIQIIIIIIKIIL. You're a libel on your sex. l iolil Mr. Kohier to beat it. I (II(Ill'( want him to fall into your clutches. i trlasslflud you the niin-

Ilarharzl spat thi- w-ordr. at her and w‘rcnt‘li-| The woman look--

Better Baking

"I'm glad or that. Because I'm (planning to walk unltil the sun ‘rist-s" Ilc sulifetl (he night wine. l"l tecl a marvelous ‘sunrise alit-ud. l can see the sun making up in 1.119 ivlngs. Ills entrance in the morn- ing will be a spectacle."

“We'll be in t-hc front row, ceu‘

ter."

They passed a house-a bit 0i

a cottage sitting ‘back away IP01"

the road. Iiiglits shone from the

upper windows.

Bravo thought:

"A nest. Full oi‘ folks. 'l‘licy| can see the sunrise lroni their win-

dows. They're not restless. like l

am. I wonder what I'm looking for. anyway‘! (Perhaps they have it, in that house. There must be a tidy‘

l lite l laid cycs on you.

Men are pardon in tho rear. Chickens, pigs.

WELL POSTED

“You say his knowledge of book-

keeping is exceptional?" "Yes, he's well posted."

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N THE TALK. TOO Hubby (complalnlnqlyh

thing w: eat comes in tins. Wifle: Oh, can the talk!

Auctioneer. '

ili-Iit-ti-lti-iiiwlm.

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Train do time of the ctlflfidififl National Railways. the Continen- tal Limited leaves Montreal daily at 10.15 p.rn. for Winnipeg,‘ Edmonton, Jasper and Vancouver. This famous train follows the scenic route across Canada. crosses the Rockies in vicw oi’ the mightiest peaks, at the easiest ‘radian: and lowest altitude ofaII transcontinental traine- Equipped with Radio and evsy other modem invention that with for greater travelling safety and comfort~it is the Luxury Train to the Coast.

ALIBI AL - Judge:

caught? Prisoner:

Jilltiflfii

ing feet.

i Prleoner:

Nlllilil

' ‘insatiable.

Why don't you cook something? Every- m1-

And what were you d0- lng in that house when you were

Inspecting plumbing.

Well explain how you Iicome to be caught in your stock-

Ycr honor. l was told tliere was sickness in the family.

Such iluhs. tho moonllirht bore ho might have mad:- lnw- to ymi. And that's un- thinkubli-j‘

tlnislloil yet. i klltnv You sit, and smile. and smile at anything. In (rants.

mim. in their smokers and clubs. bmist about how easy it is to win a. woman. You're-J’

‘Aliss- ‘llltieigh suddenly leaned ovcr and slapped Barbara. rot-mund- illfrly across lht‘ luco. She fnllolvt-(l with several vigorous punches.

silo pautcd. and suddenly loosed a hllzbplit-heil shriek. police.

Shr- screamed again.

"lie plnchPtl mo! Owno! i"

Barbara lit-d. . . .

‘She met Bravo at breakfast in‘ ,llli- hotel. llo took one look at her and roii-rtd.

"Ho-hit!" ‘iir started at hrr biack-. cued "y"- "So her husband wasn't.‘ an engineer! And he wasn't in St. Louis! Well. that's what you got but-ting in. Yolrro lut-kv to- liavo t-scnpcd with your lltt‘.—'" he (lzltlnct-d at bor feet—"aiid ‘shot-as. I had an experience like ithat onccw-whcn l was as young as lyou."

l "l‘ln tired oi‘ oily life," flltirbilra humbly. "When do we iliil lilo road agitin?" “Right alter breakfast," said

"unless you've got anoint-r diltv with the gal. Have you?" “No" shlvi-rcil Barbara.

Vesper;

'l‘l|i- i'l‘IL‘.I((‘t.-i rhirpoil Vespers. Barbara and Bravo, side by ‘side, ‘liatlcsrs. careless, prnwlcd

where and led-they didn't care.

Their foe-t. kept, (he slow page (,1 their pleasant, thoughts.

"‘l wonder what intiktis mo g0 iililri "f this kid?" Bravo dreamed. ‘ISOIIIP day he'll stray away and . I'll ho alone again. 1 4on1 “m. ‘pose ‘I could adopt him."

And Barbara: "ilo llkPs Illll. lie like-y mi- with is perfect. He ‘llkfis me well 81nd wants nothing. Hm a man. My (rousers arc ‘getting ‘linger. but they are ‘blessed and hi-zi/utiiul. I'm never going m be a girl again as long R4; 1 urn skms moan chaos. trouble, conflict. Trollflers 1110M! unilerstanding, D9860. friendship."

Said Bravo aloud :

"Tired. Kid?"

“Fired? How can l hi: tired in

llo fell for you. in stinflowers, babies."

cell, "Wait." said Barbara. "l haven't Thoyro prisoners. your type. year to them Sit anyw-hore is like (he last. Folks ought not. Anything to anchor. i'ln not. twenty yet, and They think tilat, by lying 110F090, you iiiliiiiltl at me. You would have ually at anchor smiled it‘ l harl been eighty. You're shipwreck. And so they perish oi‘ You're the reason whykiry rot."

"l‘ll show you. you little beast." so fond oi‘ this flay he'll wander away, and I'll ‘I)t.'lW(;_R (319) Bufiam popuh“. 11m. "Ill get thonlone again. Then what? How can I'll teach you." ll hold him?‘ '

along She tho country road which began nu-strutatilrc on which 5hr) stood ‘was

all his lzlani-ve and gestures. This his voice.

"ilarbarzi thought:

"A homo. What fools. It's n but they don't. know it. Ont: day is u

They ought to sail.»

they can avoid

She put the question to Bravo:

“Which is htttcr, dry rol. or ship- wreck?"

‘Shipwlw-ck.“ he said puriuplly.

"Of course."

"l must. stay zl boy," said liar- bara to hcrsoii‘. "What makes mt- vagralit? Some

Their rod-d dipped to cross a railway track, Down the track showed the wood web of a trcstiicnl) it carried a sillflit.‘ track. ‘TIIPW decided to cross the trestle.

"It's probably a short-cut," said Barbara. .

"But we're not going anywhere," ri-luurkcti Ilravo.

"I know. llul a short cul i-‘i a short. clll." i

They star-ted across. They ‘picked

bcrs. III ‘the (lurk there was no way oi‘ knowing whether tilt,» trostlo was yards or ‘niilrs lohl-l‘ Below

‘gleam.

"Water." said Bravo.

"\\'liut water?" slit‘. uskoil.

"Don't know," he said. "lint watch your step. ll’ you skid then-Ill ‘be a shipwreck sure."

“Perhaps we'd ‘better ‘go beck and follow the road," she sit-g- gcstcit.

"NO. ‘Never turn back." he stvld.

Good advice. They went on. was shivering. No. the

shivering.

"Do you loci ll, too?" she asked in a. ‘sluall voice.

"A (‘raids coming."

"Which direction is from?"

"From the rear."

The vibrations grew stronger.

"W011 ha") ‘t0 watch out." said Bravo, it noio oi’ concern changing "A trestle is no place on which to argue with n train. 1

it coining

That's because [don't think we're going (o make

tho other side."

"Then what?" wontlert-d ‘barn.

‘The trestle gTOBIMZII and inut- tercd as it to warn them. She was frightened now, bllt would bite lhrvlrsh her tongue rather than pro- claim her tear. They heard ‘s hoarse ‘sin-tater whistle and looked back. A gleam o1‘ light out, um

Bar-

Lobstcr Packers and Fishermen n vlitrliuni‘! Doesn't this nizht miiko black in half.

iare advised that the Lobster Flsh- you fool dismnhodlod? ‘lng season has been extended to ‘_i haw!) n0 fies

July 5th lnciualve. s. 1'. GALLANT,

Inspector of Fisheries.

I (eel that lit all. I am an Mira traversing the kind oi’ space." "You're a bit oi’ n poet. son."

I "I've novor written a line ill my l lo."

"Th" real pools never tin." "Wr-ll anyway. I'm nol

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"its ‘going to heat its!" Bravo stopped dead.

lilo unnecessarily yelled into her our: "W‘by (ltd you ovcr join up Wm! (""7" Tile)" ‘who ‘knew that lilo thing which neared was death.

‘By tho time he spoke again (be Hoist: hiid ‘become so ‘terrible that iw was inaudible. Silt! believed that she rend on his lips the word:

"Jump!"

'" 11° had 8811i “YUP she would

. have spread her arms to try. ‘She

°"°"°h°d' 0" the end or a tlo. Mflveil ‘by an unlreasoneil impulse she (lug Alley on; m h“ pocket and tossed hlm liito tlio void. She “mfed h" 9Y0! and toppled. She was caught in a hammock which Bravo, Bwlflsln-g by omhand fimn tho wooden cruise-piece. made ol hie arm. She reached for and “emeiy 0111M in tho neighboring tifi- The train rolled by aibove the-m. The cosmos had D. T's. Tiler ilssgd like dean telonq on a. ‘gibbet. ‘Iliravo bowled in ‘hm- ear; 1191's sei back ‘In lsaln and hop the rods." kneiw ftanvvtali it'll’ .1108“? ‘ she n . ‘ ' to fall." m ‘mu ‘(For God's sake. kid. ‘hold on!” ‘H0 swung his free leg; mom, hers and shouted again, but. aha could not catch the word. ‘Hm’ "chins "FIRM! relaxed and she wrapped hei- who about mm. ‘Bravo spoke in a strange, atran.‘ ‘iQd voice: . "c1910" ewlm. ‘bid?’ "A "M19." 18h; ygg “In “y,

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Male Quaiftette.

WEAA (176) Dallas. bluslcal Pro- grain.

waits (492) N. Y. Eagle Trio.

wJz (455) N. Y. The Bonnie ‘buddies. '

\VIJEI (349) Boston. Farlan.

Sandy (Mc-

7.4o P. m. \‘l'~ll"I‘ (400) i-‘hicasv- Service.

(Paul Rader

8.00 P. M. KFNF (-266) Shenandoah. Concert. WBAL (2.4s) Baltimore. Musical. WJI. (455) N. Y. Snider's llour. “ruck (341) NN. Y. Hardmaws llour. WGN (303) Chicago. WGN Male (luurtette in Songs oi Romance. W115 (3-15) Chicago. Broadcasting 0i Eucharistic C0115T¢B5~ 0-30 P. M. WEIUI (349) B08t0ll- Chef. WIJT (395) Philadelphia. Srnickeri- ing Artists. l WBZ (333) Springfield. “‘Chocolnteers." WHAS (400) Louisville. Louisville Operatic Ensemble.

The IMMSICEI

Burbank

"”°“""" "W" d” 1mm‘ (203) Shenandoah. (Pipe oi-

Llan Concert.

lwmr (-191) u. v. Home Talent

lProgramnie. 9.00 P. M.

WIIAF (-192) N. Y. "WhitalPs Ang- lo-Persians" to WEAF. WCAtP. WJA-R. WOO. WEEI. “GR. WTAG. WCAE, WOC. W-OGO. IVIWJ. KlSII, M1Eitii. and WGiN.

Wlml. (246) Baltimore. Municipal Band Concert. .

W037. (333) Springfield. "Chocolate-ere.

Burbank

lzram. WSM (283) Nashville. Studio Pro-

rum. WSM (233) Nashville. Peabody En- scnlblo. 9.16 P. M.

IWCCO (ll?) Mlps. St. Paul. Musl-( (zalo.

l 9.30 P. Mt '

WiOCt) (-117) lSt. Paul-Minneapolis. lvlttsical Program.

WOC (484) Davenport. Program.-

Musical

yolinthelr way cautiously ovcr the (lni- wlilAi" (366) Kilns“ CiiY- Vlififili

Musical. WllNhA (176) Iinllas. ‘Little Symphony.

Grace M. E.

sflitl ihril‘ i't“‘l iilry tit‘it‘t'i"il a fur wliito wan‘ (395) Phila. liuius and Itas-

tus. - 9.45 P. M.

WIBA (236) Madison. Varied.

. 10.00 P. -M.

VVbIT (395) Philadelphia. man IIOIII‘.

Itlivlil. (252) Shenandoah. Popular Musical.

W-SWS (276) Chicago. Terrace Gur- deu Quintette.

CNlRT (357) 'l\or0tnl.o. Philharmonic Quartette.

WISOE (246) Milwaukee. graine Revue.

10.15 P. ‘M.

KOA (322) Deliver. Opus Thirteen

Club.

‘I<‘resl.l~

Candy-

10.30 P. M. WTA-M (390) ‘Cleveland. (Programme. 11.00 P. M. itG-W (-192) Portland. ‘Concert. 11.20 P. ‘ML WlLlbB (303) Chicago. Studio Ensemble. 11.50 P. M. WllT (500) Chicago. Musical lPro-

gram. 12.00 Mid. W~lilT (395) Philadelphia. Special ‘Studio Program. ' 1.30 .A. M. KGWl (492) Portland. Frolic.

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FEATURE TALKD-QPORTQ J

5.00 P. M. WFlAiA (-176) Dallas. Texas tongue. WRtC (469) Walsh. (Baseball. 6.00 P. M. WGBS (318) New York. lP-oblems." 8.15 P. M. ' KDKA (309) E. Pittsburgh. ilaao- ball Scores. 6.30 P. ML WTl-C (418) Hartford. Motor Talk. also WOMB, WCM’, WEAR, WGIR. WJ-AR. WOO. WDC.

WTAO. 7.00 P. M. WPG (300) Atlantic City. Educa- tional Talk. 7.30 P. M. WMNIY (269) New York. Chemistry. 8.00 M

Baseball.

"Rad i0

P. . WOAI (396) Houston. Baseball.

right.”

‘He looked down at. her. smiled up. .

‘She ‘knew be knew. "You can't hold on with me ea o iburilen." who culled upward. "(not me go- let. ‘me fail. -l'il handle m1- self."

"\No." be granted. "l can bold on {or an hour."

"I'm sorry that ‘l deceived you." she celled. Bile telt his body eag

She

Dlscli coached l'or a number oi’ years. St. Edward's was then and is now a much smaller school than Texas University.

His first season. that oi‘ 1911. Dlsch tailed to lead his team to n championship, but be has not failed eiflco. except in 1923, when Teddy iLyons. now one of the aces oi the Chicago White Sox, pitched Baylor University 0t Waco tn the title. The Texas Longhorn coach is generally recognized a muster oi baseball. His insistence on clean living and high standards of gon- eral conduct is credited with being one of the major rcas0l1s for hial unusual success.

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KNNF (263) Shenandoah. Sunday School. 8.10 P. M. WAAM (263) Newark. 'l‘ulli. 8.30 ‘P. M. KIQAC (280) Corvallis. 8.45 P. M‘. W000 (417) Si. lihiulttiinneupolls Farm Lecture. 9.00 P. M. KEUO (545) St. Innis. Illblc Class WMAQ (-148) (lhlcago. U. oi U. Lecture, KJR (383) Seattle. Baseball Scores 9.45 P. M. WMLAQ (-118) Chicago. C. E. Topics 9.30 P. M.

Book Chat.

KOA (322) Denver. Sunday School. 10.00 P. M. KTHIS (375) ‘Hot Springs. Baseball Results.

10.15 P. M‘. WTIC (476) Illartiortl. Uairtoou Les- sons.

11.00 P. M. WHT (-100) ‘Chicago. Coilyters Sport Gossip.

WANT TO DANCET.

7.30 P. M. WPIG (300) Atlantic (lily. Pier. 8.00 P.

WOC (-184) Davollpnrl. Wrixonit. YVSM K283) Nashville. Beasley Sluitlre.

8.30 P. M. W-lMlS (-100) Louisville. lBensoil.

Ilittick-

9.00 P. M. WAlllG (316) Richmond iilli. Iiauce 9.30 P. M. WICAF (-192) New York. 'l‘li<: "Bui- falodians" wnz (333) sprlnsiielil- Brunswick. 9.45 P. M‘. WAlAM (263) Newark. Bnltusrol. 10.00 ‘P. M. WJAR (306) Providence. Blltiuore. WTllG (476) Hartford. Ilotol Bond. 11.00 P. M.. WSM (283) Nashville. Ehrhart. KTHS (375) iiot Springs. ‘Root Garden. 11.05 P. M. w'(;(,‘40 (4.17) Mlps. St. Patti. (Nau-

Cale.

11.80 P. M. 11.30 P. Mt

vol-inn (s10) Cliicalto. Oriole. 12.00 Mid. g

“llilll (303) Chicago. ‘Drake llotol. 12.45

llutei

"Dutcb"

Como

IGLX (509) Oakland. Sweets‘ 1.00 A. M. WSWS (276) Chicago. Terrace Gur-

dens. 1-30 A. M. KGW (192) Portland.

Frolic. 2.00 A. M.

(IGNX (337) Hollywood. Cocoanut

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