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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-20
Mrs, Francis Mills Swanzy's

Luncheon.
Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy and Miss
Nora Swanay entertained at one 0f
the most elaborate and elegantly al
| lOintcd lunChCons. given during tho
! spring season. on Monday of this
week. Covers were laid for eighteen
guests This delightful party was ir
| honor of Miss Laura Mott, who is 20
lie married in June to MIR. Herbert
! DowsCtt. This was a very move!
luncheon, taking the form OF a linen
shower for the pretty bride-eleCt. The
name cards were handpainted pink
roses and violcts. and were extremely
dainty. Two tables were used on this
occasion, a circular and an oblong
table seating the eighteen guests. The
circular table was masscd in the tiny
| pink rambler loses and maidehhair
fern, with Corsago bouquets for eaCu
guest The long table had as its dec
Grafton cut glass vase filled with
beautiful La France roses and ferns,
with a Corsage of violets for each
cover. After luncheon when tn"
guests we're seated on the lanai, MISS
Nora Swan2y presented Miss Mott
! with q gilded basket filled with dainty
bits Oi linen, The afternoon was de
liChtfuly spent in sewing and talk.
ing over the numerous June weddings.
., Mrs. Swanzvs and Miss Swan2y 8
guests were Miss Laura Mott. Miss
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Catherine Good.
ale, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss Beat
rice Holdsworth, Miss Nora sturgeon,
q Miss Margaret Waterhouse, Miss
Z Alice Cooke, Miss Juliettc llartwcll,
:. Miss Helen Achilles. Miss Wilhcl'
nina Tenney, Miss Muriel Howau,
> Miss Dorothy Iiartwcll, Miss Marian
Haviland and Miss Berta Kopke.
4
The Saturday. Evening Service
e. Bridge Club met at tho residence OF
. Major and Mrs. Neville on kinau
street. After the usual number of
rubbers, delicious collation. was
served to the guests assembled, The
club members present besides Major
I and Mrs Neville were Admiral and
r Mrs Walter Cowles, Major and Mrs.
= William =. WOoten, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ma
+ comb, Captain and Mrs. Clifton Carol
Carter, Captain and Mrs. Gayler. Mrs.
ar f.. NJ Coleman and Captain Game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-20


brought together. The hour after
luncheon was spent in pleasant con
vCrsation.
Mrs. Tenneys guests we're Mrs. Nor.
thrup Castle. the guest-of.honor; Mrs.
InO. II. Gait. Mrs. T.. FaXOn Bishop,
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Walter iii.
bingham. Mrs. G. Wilder. Mrs jamie
wilder. Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. Geo.
Potter, and Mrs. Helen NuOnan.
4 4
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miss Lcttie Clo
nan, daughter of Mrs. NJ. NJ. ClOnan,
and a charming young lady Of New
South Wales, and Mr.. William Il. kinS'
lea one oi the Younger businessmen
.oi ms CIV, mas po'h ahh""i'''"'
MT hlhSlca mas Inr years n''h 'u'U
'll"d WIN lo'al cum ne anu ""'u""'
sports MISS 'I"iau mas oe''' N'',,
or al III" nome OI heT Sl7'c'' Mis-,
L. stevenson, LOT me pass SIN ''"I', us
\" dehhite uate mas o'cH set io' TUE
We"dillE'
The Outriqger Oancin9'|'uo'
The dancingcluh of th"'young mar
ried people gave another OF their pop
ular parties Thursday night. the
Mrs. George Angus, MI. ana Mrs. fef
vN M"Is', MI, anu VIC, N,n' p'1 w., II
Mr' an" MIS' 'uu'IN""u, w a"" W. .
,naII'S non w. an" "'S, 'a'1 |cn,,l,
Moo'., MI "n" "''. wa. sun any
nell Mr. ana MIS' 'oI,'' p''%' WI, anu
MIS-. N"rnl'r, MI anu M,S' l"'ue,',au
MISS NOME trace MS" a.SonS' MISE
ltO'h' MT 'aNI'T' MI bu''oiph' WI
roscoe tcrNi'S anu M'' "'u'"'N"i'''
Mr. ann MRS LOUIS Eo"aro JAWS
entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, who are livint
in the Fred. Bush house on kCwalC
street, gave delightful dinner.danCC
on Thursday to celebrate their frs
years anniversary of their wedding
The table-COvcr was made attractive
by lovely basket of red carnations
. this same lovely bloom decorating tn,
drawing. and livinE-rooms. Mr., an,
/ Mrs. Davis guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hiser Miss Johnson. Miss Iva
Ihlll ripley, MISS iltltu W dNhlllN' WI
Howard SChul2e, MIR. Potter and MI
Roller
4
The CORTLAND Dancing Party.
Mr. and Mrs John Palmer gave IN
F. ,,,,os,, Of tho CourtIord uotoI a mo,
, ENJOYABLE dancing party on Saturda
evening The house. which is SO a
! tractiye needed very little deCori
tions Huge vases filled with layeI
70 dor asters and yellow coreopsis wer
nIaced about the dancing lanai an
p living room Mr.. and Mrs Paine
are very goIicitcus for the comfort {
! ,heir rrests and SATURDAY evening
rarty added further to their prais,
: Tho evenings guests we're Colon,
$ and Mrs. c, A. Stobic. CAPTAIN an
Mrs. Case pr. and Mrs Phillip FrCa
!. ,Iudco and Mrs Nonsarrat, DR.. an
| Mrs IIurh Mi'oboIl Miss KathorIr
| Mccarthy. Mrs. Pattcn. Miss Fullc
| Miss Lucy Pattcu. Mrs. WaldrOn. NJ
| and Mrs. Bower. Mrs. Munger, NJ
| and Mrs. ClcCg, Mr.. and Mrs. I'ngo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
Japanese Wrestlers to
Compete With Americans
AT Deseret Gym Tonight

Fred Crabbc. Hyde Cowlcy and j An-
derson, three Of the clcvcrcst amateur
wrest tiers in the state. VIII try To con-
vince three Japanese wrestlers tonight
that the American style of the mat game
is superior To the Oriental style. These
bouts will be the feature of the senior
class open house tonight at The Deseret
gymDa sum
Basketball and Yolcyball games be-
tween members of the senior class VIII
be played; marching. calesthenlcs and
gymnastics Will be performed. and the
entertainment promises To he interest
ing. Or. g. 6. Plunmcr will referee
the wrestling bouts.
y series OF swimming races in which
a slX-mcn team from The State Agricul-
Deseret gymnasium swimmers, Is ar
ranged for Wednesday, evening Coach
Tectzcl brings the Aggie football team
To Salt Lake CITY for the annual game
with Utah. and will bring along his
swimming team TO contest with the local
experts.
A road relay race between toans from
tho boys class and junior class of tile
Deseret gymnasium has been arranged
for Thanksgiving morning The race
will start at Sandy and finish ats The
gym. Each runner will cover u quarter
Of q mile y feature of the race w!ll
be the care given the contestants. Au-
tomobilcs will pick up each runner ms
he completes his distance and w:lI hurry
him TO the gymnasium FOR his bath and
rundown. Eighty boys Will take part
IN the run
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
FRESHMEN ELEVEN
LEAVES FOR IDAHO

The university freshmen held thesh
last practice last night and will leave
this morning for Albion, Ida, where they
play the Idaho state normal school to-
morrow, Tho Albion team is one OF the
best in that section OF the country. and
think that II they win from the fresh
men by a good score. they will be second
only 10 the Boise in the high school
division Of the west aud northwest noun
tain division, At any rate tho defeat
OF the University of Idaho bY Utah last
year and the existing ill feeling between
the two schools makes the Idaho normal
doubly anxious to trim the frcshies. NJ
thev think that would 10 some extent
repay tho roughins the Moscow boys
received when they played the east
benciierS
Coach Oleson wants his team TO re-
deem Itself from the high school de-
feat, and thinks that Il successful inva-
sion of Idaho by The fresnles would put
the two local tearns on moro even
basis.
Tho team put In most spirited work
out last night. Besides Coach Oleson
and Manager Fcr-on. these men will 40
to Albion: Fred Stack .tullback; Tray
ers. left half. Margetts. right half, lille.
lei end: DAILY. left tackle; Peterson,
icft guard: Eichnor, center: Parry. right
guard: Brockfneyer. right tackle; w.
Slack. right end; Gardener, quarter;
Hunter, Hudson, Smith and Conroy viii
90 AZ Stltutce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
Weight of Public Opinion
Decides Winner, Says Camp

Rocky Mountain conference cham
pionshlp Mr. Camps decision leaves
the matter Of tho title one omen Ia
general discussion in which the
weight or public opinion, not the
individual opinion OF experts, VIII be
the iinal Judge,
Naturally. therefore. II mag be eS-
pected that I'm Utah tho Mo1nons
viii he quite generally hailed as tho
champions OF tho year In tho event
that Colorado Is defeated. while
opinion In this state will be divided
between Mines and ITtnh
However. II Colorado wins from
Mines, Judging Utah opinion from
such expressions Az have filtered
through by newspaper and mail
routes tho state university will be
generally conceded the tiilc: first;
because they VIII have displayed the
most consistent form and better de-
play: second. because under Tho
gauge of battle rule. which is. briefly,
that II championship can only DO won
from q champion. only tho team
which defeated Colorado could be
considered as champions. with the
modifying consideration OF form. Ag-
gies could not logically bc held the
champions any more than could the
eleven which defeated them after
their defeat of Colorado.
As Mr., Camp in addition to his
position AS foremost football expert
In the world, IL editor OF the official
SpaldinZ football guide. his ruling
will bc tinal Insofar as the guide is
concerned, and will be exactly fol-
lowed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
HIGHS SECOND TEAM
READY FOR TIGERS

Tho high school second team was out
yesterday afternoon working hard foI
The Grand Junction game on ThanksGiv-
ing dag. The first team however. Is
taking things easy, as the players con-
slider their victory over Ogden in the
curly season Indicative OF runaway
next Thursday. II ogden should by any
chance win 1T would be hard blow TO
the school but might serve as a good
Lesson 10 some Of the team mumoers.,
Coach Richardson is confident that
the second team Will trim the Colorado
team, and to that end has selected the
boys whom lie considers the most con-
slstent OF the second squad. Holden,
who showed 80 well against the Jordan
team. making the only touchdown for
the Youngsters, and that III the last
minutes Of play. will not make tie trip.
Coach Richardson intending 10 keep him
here 10 sub for the regulars at Ogden,
Those who Will go on the journey
unlcss some eligibility tangle arises to-
day. are: Mills, Mulvey, Wertz. Sheets
l. Brcckon, L. Pyke, King (Ciptaln), j.
Wilson, L. RolnDes'. Hlatuscha, Lewis
Barnes. Lyman and Hull This morn
Ing will he devoted TO football assem-
SIy. Unlike otbor assemblies OF the
wear the one thls morning Will be held
| Indoors n room being reserved for eacr
| class There will be speeches from fac
nlty members and the first team play
| crs will tell now they are going to trim
| ogden, but the chief interest Will cen
| ter on the squad OF youngsters, for this
| IL the first time high school has had 8
| strong second team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
Johnson of the Mines,
Will Referee the Game
Between Utah and Aggies

~ IL meeting CT several students. in
GLIDING captains Of all teams and faculty
members, also Professors Merrill,
Cunningham and Reynolds. Of tho uni
ycrsity last evening it was decided 10 Of
ncially adopt the new plan Of awards to
athletes which was recently drawn mp by
cidcd that members OF the freshman team
should receive gray sweaters dccorat ed
with the class numerals.
Manager Cameron Yesterday received
n telegram from Athletic Director John
son OF the Colorado School OF Mines to
the effect that the Mines team w:il be In
salt Lake Thanksgiving day en- route TO
Los Angeles, where II plays Pomona col
bers 81 the Golden team viii be the guests
OF Utah university at tho Utah -AggtG
game and Director Johnson. who is an
authority OH the game, Will rafereo the
game.
In tine last Issue OF tho Aggie school
paper the students expressed confidence
of winning from Utah and predicted n
score of 22 10 In favor OF the Farmers.
Professor Bolin of the university physi-
cal education department was In Logan
rcccntly aud stated that the enthusiasm
over the game Is rampant and that the
Logan students Hill come down 90 the
game 500 strong with AN augmented brass
band.
Lon Romncy was cut in uniform again
last night for the first time since the
Boulder game and his presence added
materially to th" spirit OF the boys, al
though he Is stilI lame, The practice
consisted of signal work. running and
Dn ssing, The boys are now all In flne
shane with the exception Of Romncy and
viii 20 after tho Aggies with the same
determination with which they attacked
tile Tigers.
Nelly yesterday that no Will be unable to
offlciate in the game Thanksgiving day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
AID KNOCKS OUT A
SPARR|NC PARTNER
Uses "Crippled Left on Kid
Mackey, Who Goes Down
for the Count.
By International News Service.

By international News Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21-Whcn Ad
Wolcast was training for his recent light
with Joe Mandot in New Orleans, an
ancient darkey referred To him rs that
little bundle of fuss That probably
describes better than anything else the
lightweight cn0mDions training day nt
the Seal Rock gymnasium.
With only u brief letup ut midday, Ad
was at ~ from carly. morning until late
III the afternoon and not ~ thing i'm the
training line was overlooked. At night
fall his sparrnS partuers were a sorry
looking bunch and at least one OF them
kid Mackey, a Los Angeles product
gently slumbercd while Wolgasts train
ing staff applied Tcstoratiycs.
81 Just wanted TO convince some Of the
wise ones that IL was my appendix and
not my stamina that those Los Angeles
doctors eot,' declared ,Wolgast tonight.
There has been too mich talk about
this thing and ] am getting tired OF it,.
A few days ago, in addition To being Il
physical wreck, my left hand was out OF
commission. IL you happened to notice
today it was this crippled loft that put
one OF my sparrlnE partners down for the
count. Next week Richie will he in n
position TO give you moro definite infor-
nation on 1T,
The 200 fight fans who watched the
cha ampions workout came away from the
Seal Rock gymnasium firmly convinced
that tho Wolsast that Ritchie viii meet
next THURSDAY afternoon is n different
one from the one Willie hammered
around the ring for four rounds last
spring. Tho only criticism that could be
made -Ad's work was his Judgment
of distance. which was not OF the best.
Rut this fault can be easily remcdied
between now and fight time and IL now
seems to be a. foreEone conclusion that
WoEast will step Into the ring a pro-
hibitlve favoritc over the local boy.
Iiitchle put III a busy day at Shannon s
and ut the conclusion Of his work an
nounced that he is now below the 1885,
mound mark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
Boulder Crippled on
EUe of Final Game of
1912 Football Season

Supporters OF Utah uulyersity's foot
ball team who arc hoping that Colorado
university, The nearest contender for th'
conference championship, will lose sat
urday's game To the School OF Mines may
derive Il degree OF satisfaction from th'
battered condition OF the Boulder lincn
as indicated in q special TO the News. Il:
follows:
Never in its history has a football
team Of the University OF Colorado
been In such physical condition on
tho eve OF Il great football battle Us
Ia the 1912 eleven. which Is to meet
the School of Mines here on Satur-
day for the twcnty-slXth time. Right
half Slattery. Left-half Donovan;
Left -cnd Kemp and Right guard
Croutcr all being on the hospital list
The reports that the team came out
Of the Kansas game in good physical
condition have been unfoundsd, the
real status having been unknown TO.
even Captain Hartman until last
night, when Slattcry and Crouter
two OF tho star members OF the team,
failed to put In nn appearance for
practice. Tonight the latter re-
turned, but Donovan and Kemp, In
addition 10 Siattery. were ordered to
their rooms by the team doctor. w.
W Wasson.
With these four stars on the hos
pital list. Colorado is left in a bad
way. as Coach Folsom has no Al
substitutes with whom 10 work. THIS
evening Sloan. who has been play
Ing tackle on The first team. was
relcgated TO the second eleven,
while Andrus, who has been subbing
ago. was put in his place McCrary
was placed In Donovan's half and
Teeters in Slattery S. The work Of
calling signals was given TO Fullbacll
1vers, VINO directed the freshmen
team last year TO good advantage in
nll uf Its high school games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22

1nYKr JOHNSON, the Denver sporting
L writer. is still seeking excuses tt
award the football conference champion
sbin to colorado university. despite th'
fact that the element OF luck Inquired II
a. ma jonity of that colleses victories anG
aroinst johnson wired Walter Canlr
a Sizing How Is eastern championship
detcrmined--cn form, gauge OF battle oi
ncrcentage2" Mr., Camp answered as loi'
lows:
There is really no such thing az a
football championship as VIC 6ai"' 10
lFash Individual picks his owr
obunJuiOn team and the weight OF
public opinion awards the champion
Football is not at all like baseball
,n tl,is respect, In baseball ths teams
nlay each ether II series or games
md the percentage decides the title
Tbis la not SO In footbail. Ihero
Is no league. no organization, the
blg teams do not play the same weak
ar teams. and there can therefore DO
mo porccntaSe comparison,
Sometimes ono team Is so marked
lv superior that there can ne n"
doubt on the question When TINS
e. not SO the championship is purely
a matter OF individual opinion
fGiyncd) WALTER CAMP
Cnmmefing on Camps ruling. johnson
says in the News:
Mr. Camps statement uphoids the
contention made In the News some
days ago that no eleven is h envi.'ed "a
Snppen 10 have won more and lost
fnwer games than another
In effect tho Father OF Football
rules that the gauge OF Datue; con-
is the only definite way or deciding
tho victor or the year,
Considered in It's relation TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
MINERS VS.. COLORADO,

DENVER, Nov. Gothic one col
lego football game i'll Colorado next
Saturday, that between the Uriver-
sity OF Colorado and tho Colorado
School of Mines, is causing much in
terest on account of tho fact that it
will decide which team shall tie
Utah for first place in the Rocky
Mountain conference,
Both teams have long list of
cripples and several star players will
not be in the lineups when the teams
meet at Boulder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
|arvard's Advance Guard
Is in the Blues Territory
msons Backs and Ends Practice Tuo Hours Behind
Closed Gates on Yale Field
national News Service.

tfnalional News Service.
m HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 2t.-Be-
.suse Of the general Improvement
] physical condition OF the Yale
| Head Coach Howe changed his
|lcdsy and put the regulars through
Enutes OF the final scrimmage for
.ason. Two days rest Is usually
..bsd before Harvard game, but
aches have several plays which
.kished 10 rchcarsc in actual foot
IA heavod them this afternoon ut
spDd eleven, winning a touchdown
! hey QUIT.
Ia occurred the honor of ripping
d The line for the last practice
.ipEn OF tn. season. He and Cap
:palding alternated IN line smasIcs
ID distance from mIdfeld, where
u WAS put In play from scrim-
4 With tho exception of Carter.
szs assigned 10 right end. The
I Employed the lineup which has
Etered for Harvard This is the
|1rder used at Princeton.
rAster and Gallauer Were IN the
n pay. but dropped out In favor OF
d Hhen the clsshinG with the scrubs
y or tho regulars who started the
4 hardly one remained after five
|s when the long list of substl-
Gradually replaced them.
a the distribution of the substl-
lhe coaches have made one OF the
|nmpalgn outlines, The canlpaigu-
4 The game has brougb, into the
mi different set OF plays than
used against Princeton and the
|'2s been drilled dcfensiy ely by the
n Of the Yale guard and center
Poster Sanford. all the week.
: Harvard backfcld men and ends.
fanled by a number of coaches.
syefal hours practice on the field
'nsmoon behiud closed gates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
bel to Ball Game
} Court Trial in Which
/ Defendant Is Acquitted
10 The Tribune

10 The Tribune.
PGN. Nov. 21.-With the world .
championship successfully dis
Ior Tie season. the fans Of North
an1 Plain City disposed OF their
sseoall differences in Judge w. III.
~ court today. when Al Bailey
'nep for assault and found not
a lurjr. The complaining Wit
Milo NJ. Sharp of Plain CITY,
bsllcy Is a resident OF North Og-
9ahy residents OF both villages
nNnesscs or Interested spectators.
Nse is sequel to IL ball game
az North ogden on August H.
'n'ne 10 the evidence, Jack Spires
'leo r decision by the umpire and
iot-all fight resulted among the
ao PLAYERS Of the two settlements.
ueciared that during the meles
MUCK him on the head with sufh-
'ofce To knock him down,
~ VIII difficulty that Judge Reed
'n,alned order In the courtroom.
stories Of the witnesses furnished
jnt material for laughing purposes.
loe witnesses testified that the
oguen constable and Plain City
anerln added To the general con
" 'r5lnS 10 arrest each other Tor
ang mo peace. Until IL was ex-
20 them, neither knew that the
''an Was also an officer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
MANDOT IS FAVOR|TE
At ODDS Of 8 To 10
Rivers Supporters Accepting
These Figures, and Price
Will Go Down.
By Tad

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2l-with their
Thanksgiving day return match ony
few days away. Joe Mandot and Joe
Rivers this afternoon started on tie (lDal
grind OF training in preparation for t1s
bout. the winner Of which VIII he
matched with the winner OF the VOL
CAST -Ritche battle for the lightweight
championship.
Odds of 10 To arc being lad on Man.
dot TO again beat the Mexican, These
odds are being snapped up by Rivers
admirers, who are encouraged b. the
dark Skinned boxers good behavior and
his grcstly Improved appearance should
the rush Of Rivers money continue. II ia
likely that tho odds Will be at cyens
when The fight day rolls around
Mandot came here In fine condition and
has been taking things easy through
fear Of going stale. With only SIX days
began work AT top speed today lie
Dougherty. Johnny SchiG and Kid Sny-
der this afternoon Another sporrinC
partner VIII he added To his staff to-
morrow. and ON Saturday ho viii step
eight rounds and then increase the going
20 ten rounds on Sunday
Rivers has been forced to lay off box
Ing for several DAYS because of a split
eyejd. The eye has healed sufficiently.
however for him to resume Sparrin9,
and this VIII form tho most important
part OF his workout each day until he
knocks off training on Wednesday Xiv
crs claims hc has solved the Maudot
shit which proved his undoing on Labor
day by making him miss his best blows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
United States League
Wants Chance, King and
Bresnahan as Managers
BY International News Service.

by International News Service.
PJTTSBURG, Nov. 21,-Captain Mar
shall Henderson and William r. Nc
Cuilough, Pittsburg's millionaire promot-
ers OF the United States Baseball league,
are determined 10 revive the outlaw or
ganization and establish eisht-club
circuit. OF which Pittsburg viii be the
eastern limit and Kansas City the west
ern outpost. Briefly here is the report
ed lineup.
Frank Chance. manager Chicago,
John King. manager, Kansas City, Mo.
Roger Brcsne ham,. manager. st. Louis.
Hugh Duffy. manager, Milwaukee.
Deacon" Charles Phillippi, manager,
PIttsbure.
This IS but an outline II the plans upon
which Captain Henderson and McCul-
lough have been at work FOR six weeks,
Cincinnati, Cleveland. Minneapolis and
indianapolis are mentioned, too. as cities
In which II Is intended to put United
states teams.