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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
SOCCER Football RULES SIMPLE;
KICKING FORMS CHIEF FEATURE
Goal Keeper on Each Side Is Only Player Allowed to
Touch the Ball With His Hands; Throwing Follows
if the Ball Goes Out of Bounds; Rules Have
Been Altered Becau Sc of Smaller Fields
BY F. B. HANNAWALT.
Supervisor Of Physical Trimming Angeles Schools

OS ANGELES. CALF. Oct 21-Soccer
football is d comparatively new game
1 10 the grammar school viii advise
that every boy playing the game read
over carefully the rules IN this article ana
the succeeding ones and become thoroughly
acquainted with them can only give a
Few Of the general features IN this article
The object Of the game is for either side
n uropel the ball through their opponents
goal which IS an area eight yards wide
marked off on the goal line on both ends
OF the field This IS a game primarily OF
kicking the ball. because on each team
the goal keeper is the only player alioWeu
10 intentionally touch the ball with his
hands and even he is restricted 10 MS own
penalty area, for once he gets outside TINS
area he has no longer the privilege Of using
his hands and arms
The game is started in the center Of the
field by a place kick from the ground and
played until the ball either goes out OF
bounds or through the goal II II goes out
across either side line Cor touch line as II
IS Called) the opponents OF the payer VINO
p1aved il out throw it in To do this you
must stand with both feet on the side line
and throw the ball with both hands over
your head in any direction Then the
play resumes again as before
The Goal Kick.
II the ball goes over the goal line. but
not through the goal a goal kick IS al
lowed 10 the defenders II their opponelSts
put IL over. but corner kick must be
given TO their opponents II the defenders
put Il over. The goal kick viii be taken
usually by the goal kicker from in front
Of his goal. while the corner kick is from
the corner OF the field and is usually di-
rected to the space in front Of the goal
Here all the forwards and halfbacks should
congregate and attempt TO force the ball
through FOR a score
Remember Rules.
I realize II is hard for anyone to under
stand rules without seeing them work. SO
just remember that II the ball goes outside
Of bounds on touch lines there is a throw
in. and II it goes over the goal line but
not through the goal. there is either a goal
l. #Hm Ii au= Ia n 1H oh
played IL out
Now. II you can bear in mind just two
more definitions you will have enough TO
start the game Don't break the rules OF
the game or your opponents viii have a
free kick This allows them 70 place the
ball on the ground, where the foul was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

GLTZ ID WILLIAMS has outgrovn the
u bautamweiEht division Of which
IN he is champion. is the assertion
OF eastern sport writer's who we're
at the rinEside in Philadelphia a few nights
ago TO see Williams fight Kid Herman Of
Pekin. III However. that statement viii
create no great surprise Williams was seek
ing featherveight matches Just before he
defeated Johnny CoulOn for the bantam
weight title.
When Williams got on the scales the bsr
shot Up and he Immediately stepped I1vl.
ne declined TO again get on and forfeited
500 TO the Herman's manager Those pres
TO III He had trained hard TO get down
TO weight and viii probably never again he
seen in q fight with bantamweight.
Roy Martin. promoter Of the Pastime A.
he IS anxious TO match with Goo Stewart
Of Wheeling, W Va for a 20 round bout a
,Iua-ez Thanksgiving day lIr. Martin has
wired Attell in California and expects re-
ply Wednesday evening Jimmie Dime.
manager OF Stewart. has practically aC-
cepted the offer OF AIr. Martin TO match lis
boy against AttelI for the turkey day event
ranged. Mr. Martin intends making an effort
10 match Joe Rivers with some other good
lightweight, probably Johnny Dundee In
all events good bout viii be staged ct
Juarez on either Thanksgiving day or the
Sunday following. The races Wil5 then be
in progress. and the management Of the
Pastime A. C. believes II a good bout is ar
house
Willie Richie is reported to have out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
= Mean '!29 soy E2n.a: H: e @c29 Bs" Money Talk:
RECORD TINE IN
: DENING'S RACE

Deming y. ". Oct 2I.-Bennett's Stutz
"Bearcat' broke the record for time between
Deming and Silver city and vice versa In
winning the DeminE-Silver City race yes
terday. The cars time was 1-16-OS from
Deming to Silver City, and 1-1z-z3 for the
return
Connoly's Apperson won second money,
making the round trip in --4S-06-
Blackham's Ford got third with seven
blowOuts TO hinder
Howe's kissel kar came in fourth. and
Wanduffs EMF was fifth.
The schools were dismissed and the day
was given over TO the big race The total
prizes amounted to over $780, the winner
getting twO-thirds and the second. One-third.
The course is 1O6 miles for the round
trip.
LISTERS Lozier went only TO Spalding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

expect 10 put several new men in the lineup
SATURDAY
HlEn school IS working hard 10 get en- the
pink Of condition FOR the games Saturday
afternoon az washington park with the goth
infantry team The school boys are surlc-
ticiuE each afternoon and the eleven viii
be strengthened by several OF the regulars
being back in the game. The goth infantry
eleven is holding its practice games OF
Washington park
Daily practice continues at the Teas
school o. Mines The squad is being coacned
who is rounding out fast team from the
material available. While the team hardly
appears 90 De as strong IS the y. ". &. A.
u viii undoubtedly make a good showing
Saturday against their stronger rivals.
Babe Adams. star twirler OF the Pr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

THE Giants pitchers last season
cracked more under the strain when
Il II came 10 being located for home
runs than the Braves hurlers. 1lath-
ewson d Company being deuted for 46 fou-
basgers and Rudolph and his associates for
IS The surprising thing about the hom+ry
CLEANED off the two STATS is that no les
than IS were made from Christv Mathew
son, whose work was Just as able in 1914
a. u was IN IN certain Of the preceding cam
ptlsns- VIC SAFER, Cub first basemcn.
reached Big Six for a quartet OF circuit
clouts, and Ivy WingO and CHER WI
son. OF the Cards, each got next 10 the old
master Tor two Nine homers are charged
up against 'Rube' Marguard holder 81
the National league winning and LOSING
streak records Sherwood Magee and Gavsy
CIaFalh' OF the Phils, each nicking Rich
ard lie Marquis for a brace OF four-piy-
Wauops IN one controversy. Art Fromme
permitted eight four bag blows Teff Tss-
reau seven, Al Demaree three 1.-TWO obf4.r,rj
by Frank Schultz, 1911 National league tro-
phy car winner, George WiItse two. and
RUDE Schauer one.
Rudolph Oftenest stunE.
OF me Boston pitchers. Dick Rudolph
W sung Tor homers the oftenesL He
has nine four baggers marked up against
ms record SraVath alone got two from him.
ly-ei record IN yielding homers is pe1u-
IllI. ne ailoWed seven, batsma1 from
each club making one BIN lanes VINO
received more votes from the trophy Jury
-. any y other hurler was. like Tyler.
1 1,ll,55 LOT seven four bag smasucs. the
Fniilles setung two and each Of the other
CLUBS except St Louis one Perdue Yielded
five homers during his brief Boston career.
which may have been one n ne r-1s,--.,
miracle man Stallings traded him 10 the
30, The =, Giants who got homers last season
named below.
Home Runs OFF Giants Pitchers.
N NJ, -ll--neWson l6-By Safer, Chicago. |
8 " !lson, St Louis. o. WInEo St louis
.. Dolan. St Louis l. Eonefrby. pitI sT,,,--'
l. Wagner, Pittsburg, !; Cruise, ST. Lyuis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

rates. and Jimmy Viox the hard hitting
second basemlu OF the same club. are re-
ported 20 have signed a 1915 contract with
the Brooklyn Federals- President Barney
Dreyfuss brands both rumors as without
foundation. but both players are known to
have been negotiating for berth with the
Federals II they jump the Pirates. the
smoky city squad viii be greatly crippled.
for they were Two Of the fastest men on the
team
Hank O'Day is looking for another job.
The deposed Cub pilot viii probably be
handling the Indicator in the National
league again next season Just who VIII Re
made manager o. the Cubs is not yet known.
but present indications are that Ra1ah Bres-
nahan VIII be given the position
O'Day proved fair mana ger with the
Cubs. finishing in fourth place. but the
owners OF the club were not satisfied
Prior % the world series O'Day made the
brilliant prediction that the Braves wOulu
not win single game He said the Ath-
lerics OuCclassed them 50 Tar that they did
not have a chance 10 score There was only
one worse prediction than this. and that was
by Detroit sport writer who said that when
the Athletics came 10 bat the Braves would
never put them out
FuII-Worth Roofing-sLOO, s125 and
$3.50 per roll Burton-LingO Co., phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
SHERMAN TEAM WINS
FROM THE SPRINGERS

The Sherman team took all four points
straight from the Springer team Tuesday
evening on the Wigwam alleys. The victors
rolled a total Of 2301 pins TO 21S2 rolled by
the Springers-
The Watson team took two out OF three
games from the Bogue No. 1 team The
victors rolled total Of 1880 pins to 22I7
rolled by the Bogues. Scores:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
BORDER STATES TENNIS
PUBLICATION APPEARS

The Border States Tennis" the official
organ Of the Border States Tennis ass0cia-
ton. has made its appearance
The magazine. which will be published
monthly at Tucson. Ariz. will deal with
tennis activities in New Mexico. Arizona,
In the initial issue considerable space IS
given TO boosting the association series that
Is 10 be played here in 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
LEYINSKY WINS FROM
FLYNN IN 10 ROUNDS

New York. Oct 2L-BattlinE LevinsIy
defeated Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. in
their 10 round bout in Brooklyn Tuesday
night Levinsky had the better Of every
round He weighed 173 and Flynn 1S7
pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

FuII-WOrth ROofIng-S1OO. s125 and
$3.50 per roll. Burton-LingO Co., phone
5U.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

High game. NcLain. 219.
High total. NcLain. 51A.
Foul judge PaschaL
Strike out, AIcLain-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
Must Not Hit Ball.

committed and to kick IL in any direction
while your team cannot approach within
a radius Of six yards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
Sport and Classified Section

FAMOUS SAYINGS.
The Giants are positive win
ners OF the National league pen
nant in 1915.-McGravv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

Oh Mathewson. 16-By SAFER. Chicago.
s. " !lson St Louis. @. Wlngo st LOWS.
= Doian. St Louis. I Konetchy. Pitl .Ilurz
- wagner Plttsburgs J. Cruise, ST. Lyuis,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

Grand totals 5000 612 SCI 6Sf-2217
High game, Berghauer. 236.
High total. Berghauer. 81.
Eor1 f1rTwa Mast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

Csrncd. Shapes are t1 BE- put up in a
new California Canncsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16
BARRON EARNED
TO NEWPORT NEWS
BIG LEFT HANDED TwIRIER FOR
w. V. Y. DURING PAST SEA.
SON TO BE SEASONED.
Clark Griffith Of Senators Has a We'll
Filled Pitching Staff But Will
Hold To Lefty"

Lefty" Barron. the left handed
wonder. who pitched such Sensational
ball for the State University during
the past season and who a few DAYS
ago signed a contract with the Wash
ington Americans, has been Temporal.
~ EARNED out TO the Newport News
team IN the Virginia league. Griffith
still has the strings on Barron and
he viii be recalled as soon as there
Is vacancy on the senators pitching
stan. The salary remains the Same
IN the Virginia league that he would
have received with Washington
According TO a Washington snort
critic. the reason for Barron being
railroaded at such an early date is
because the pitching stan that Griffith
now has Is the most congested depart.
ment of the team. and that the pitch
er who Is able to make the stan must
De a seasoned veteran.
Lefty has been delivering the
goods since he went TO WASHINGTON,
although this has been confined TO his
exhibitions for Grifith's personal
benefit. With the promise of an early
return TO the Senators. in his mind.
the old Southpaw" Is expected 10
literally work his head off down
Sour and no doubt his West Virginia
friends will soon hear from him.
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GOLF TOURNEY
CLOSES TODAY
eos-Esrs ron evFs sAEEoxED
DOW 70 TWO rLArEns
ron TODAY
'-i,z. r0iiesr q rAis CITY, ssa J ~
Ne-.s. e Newell vii Can
Ter chAE-piesshfv To-aAy.


tAi-kEitsbLRs. w. Na-- la-csn-
tests for saIs ~ tae state EoIl tugrna.
ment had nauop.a duvn "a ths riu..
e.-le-t igf nrnprs o. morrow luh4s
.itf. 81. 81 " nrrllug. 49, lla-h srfr J
Mfts. o. NewslL fur "a. rtars
len-hlp in ths fnirty-slk nos-
L-lelfa te-norrus. these players rasinz
30 IN ne serul-nnalr to-.lsf . It-lfl.rs
N~iis non from UNsn Rlttruna--. ~
fafhersnlrs Eirhtsfn hobs aI rnarnp-
lnusnli1 nn1ts sla D. utas-.I 49, r-.l,-7l5,,.
-ifia aims sud trs ferla 49, AT an. nff.r-
49, foiiock De- nelns rippsL a. tnc
IN the second aght 4 "a viutop. o.,
ifn.ut viii pap r. - McNefiL N
a. Aeh1i 81 Tor tle trophy Cap. Ntnton
- iuE nrl suted George Watzon -
slI mont ~ the laird niEht y ii Mer-
=, nj oi Nheslins ana 2. s Aesbirs.
ei h-ntington, defeated a. : smoot. 81
Parker -hurFr Msrrimau and Ai.shIr.
q hlhiinEton. viii play Oh tn.s nnals
Ip-nerroS The nuals IN al mat 49,
WI - lilfel tomorrow unt the tournA-
ment NJ! md late Ia the day.
\ = CHAPMAN. of I'ark~rshurF Won
the state professional Championship
natch thi= afternoon. winning oVsr
hnhfft falrtouru. q GlarkshurE shtr-
hpim, Of Mhesling. and Res. % Fair-
nlont withdrew Without finishing their
match Cnapmans score uas les Tor
is4. ~ anu ar 'ournss score
Camden Kunft of Parssrsepr- M,
the state handicap charlpioushtt, sin /,
.ei score ~ .. swseuy Fleming ~
y Az mont. WA LunLeE Ii With - Thls
,o-r m meat vas completed this after
several Wheeling players left 70,
home this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16
WATERMELON FEAST
local Motorcycle Club Plans Bio Tim.
For friday Evenins-club Is
Awarded Prizes.

~ q meeting OF the MotorcvrI,
ciuo held az the club rooms recert nv
plans were made for tho hoid,ns ~
! watermelon feast Friday even.n,
July IL The feast will begin M !
CLOCK p. m. and all members OF the
slub are invited 10 be present Al
thelr meeting they transacted rorttis-
routine business and Initiated one
Ferry
Among other things. Il was an.
nounCed that the club had sucrced.,d
IN winning the twcnty-frst prize Of
Iered 70 the motorcycle clubs i'm .ha
United states that would Get he
greatest number of mrmbere a. ~
r. =. VI. within the period OF four
months. These prizes we're AWARDED
by the Hawthorn Hcadlirht Nanufar.
tbring Company twenty-five pt yes
beinr given in ell tnasmuch as the
local club succeeded in capturing the
tWenty-hrst prize 10 is easily sonr,
tnat the time and efforts Of tho mem.
befs have not been wasted aud that
the club De- prOsporing and CROWN Z
along with the other clubs OF Inc
country. The prizes awarded TO lie
local club consists OF two motorrvela
headlights with braCkr's and sGuip.
ment All members wiU likely al.
tend the watermelon feast Friday
evening
In addition TO This % vas announced
that Charles Licphardf. local mail
carrier. and J IandOn Hior manager
~ Taylor's Fish market. win leave
Sunday morning on motorc.gIs frin
% baltimore and other eastern points
Trey expect 10 be- Eona for several
weeks
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UeolsTsleT OFFICIALS AsG
GSPEcTEo TO BE PRCSGNr
TO EXPLAIN
Why Pump nen s,a Ersi-eers sresia
"ors ~ ~l-ez Dsri,s sssser-
son-crisis a. -a-c

There AS no change n n. ccaI
min~rs stake YESTERDAYS anf tha 40
nAtion va guieter than AM day dur.
ING me pss' week. ey~rythiuE being
ln status QUO pending tAs arrival 3.
the state snd sub-distrfct officials OF
ne miners equalization sho are "a.
pectec 20 attend the rnass meefins In
ssllaire today 70 explain thin-s 10 The
miners. Miners from al parts OF tho
county sn attend the meeting ard
o. likely the matter o. allow ins the
pump End fans 20 BE- plac.d In opsr-
iuon "hl be taken up and votei up
J. n. Roam. safety Inspector u
mines, Vas IN Bcllalrc YESTERDAY and
with Deputy Nine Inspector Z. II De
wore vent TO the Fort Pitt mine south
OF the city. where 10 vas reported
nee Was danger OF gas For several
months gas has accumulated In the
mine Which IL under the direction Of
me state mining department ana -.
forts have been made TO free the
mine OF gas. People In the vicinity
have been In the habit Of drawing
water from the mine for dom estic
purposes. Mr.. Roam made an inspec.
Ton and found black damp 70 D. pres
ent and ordered the entrance boarded
up so a. 20 prevent an explosion
NO attempt WIS made 20 operate
the pumps and fans ar the Fort Pitt
mine yesterday. he officials Of the
mine deciding that they wotftd-
undertake the projecF until Friday. as
u Is expected that the miners a. their
meeting today VIII permit tho union
bumpers and fan men 70 work with
out any Interference II was learned
last night that no attempt would he
made 20 operate the pumps and fans
al any OF the mines until Friday
Threatened nine.
Possibly the only Sensational fcafGre
yesterday was the -hudiuE % note
ntnncd 70 the ofice door ~ the Belmont
Coal con pms near Holloway. which orr
dered the proprictorS 60 remove the re-
pairmen. engineers and other helm. I'M
der the threat that n they failed a. DO
50 The mine and tlpple would be d.
namifed buried call Wa sent 20
Deputy Shcrir osburn. eNplaiuinV the
threatening note Belmont county Of
hriHlS did not look upon the note az
menacing. Probcbiy ~ the time this
note was helms rested on the oniCe %
the Buckeye local 80 81. I aited Mine
Workers % America held a meeting AZ
NorkVille and By a unanimous vote con-
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foreign interference
Nevertheless Mr.. Lind delivered his
note from President Wilson. Hunrta
rejected AL proposals made hv tho
American government chief OF which
were the suggestions that be resign
and that he not be a candidate on
election day. Relations between Mex.
leo and the United States became
acute. President Wilson proclaimed
MS policy In an address before con.
gross 10 which was attached the cor.
respcn1ence between Mr. Lind and
the Huorta administration.
Whom ~ became certain that the
elections had resulted in no constitu.
uonal choice on account OF the fail.
ure of voters 10 90 TO the polls the
american government peremptorily
ssstsr on Huerta 10 resign. In a
statement TO the diplomatic corps on
november he announced he would
declare the result OF the election null
and ordered another election.
On November II. Huerta refused IN
dCCede 10 the American demand for
ne resignation and John Lind left
mexico city for Vera Cruz
Warships Dispatched.
Meantime the United States dis.
PATCHED waships TO the Mexican coast
snd American continued TO leave
sfAfAltOs
Then came the departure of John
Lind from Vera Cruz and the arrest
n party of American bluejackets al
iampico, for which an apology and
Eaiute were demanded by the United
states. and refused by Huerta.
On April Il bluejackets and ma.
Ilnes were landed and occupied Vera
Cruz in consequence Of the reported
arrival OF a large consignment os
aims and ammunition for Huerta. a
number OF Americans were killed in
thc street hEhting. The MeXicans re-
tired and destroyed a portion of the
iaifway.
Shortly after. a mediation proposal
from Argentine, Brazil and Chile was
accepted and conference ensued AZ
Niagara Falls.
In the interval American troops re-
heyed the blue Jackets AZ Vera Vruz
and have since remained in occupa-
ton Of the port.
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NEAR DR0W MING
AT BELLE ISLE
GIRL SNiNNER AZ EUCLID sGAcA
SINKS FOR rNtRD TINE
Neseseo ~ Lee Saver Ross. 90 eeu.
thle-o i-seuity IN Resssestatirs
the ~ ater Victim.

The nevly established Euclid beach
. ~ me loser End % Belle tsle was
IN" scene % a nrar-drcwning late Nes
to-day Afternoon when Miss Mar
Ns-sl IN. 81 Steuhenville O. Vas 81.
lacAed With cramps she sank under
~, n sl5isee 81 tse water three tir,es.
-no But Tor the dartng rescue by Nu
h Ross. life saver o. Reile Isle beach
would have been drowned
Miss Naughn. Who h. the sues, ~
south side friends. vas swir,minE
Nth number 90 companions Wh,n
~" v az considerable distance from,
me Island shore she became helpless
shu after uttering scream. sank from
view. She reappsared a moment iatsr
only 10 sink a second time and an ia
stant later vas again seen on the srr
iacc OF tho water. but imrnedfatelv
sank from view
me near drawing occurred short.
N AFTER 5 O'Clock. when LIE CD,ra
100 100 Vas eating supper at the re-
treatment tent he vas attracted
bN the Commotion amonr the othcr
hsrhers Without the least hsritsnr,
Ne ran 10 the river and plunged inc
the water. swimming 10 the spo,
Nher" the gtrl was last seen. he dtv,s
under the surface and in a short time
appeared with the girls body
She had secured strange hold
around his neck and he VAS forc.5
70 deal her blow which broke her
grasp. lie carried her 10 the shore
ana with the aid % two women sur
Ceeded IN resuscitating the girl AZ
Ter almost an hours treatment. shs
recovered sufficiently 20 be remove
70 the home Of her friends
Mr. Ross displayed real hernism
anu MIS- act was loudly applauded y,
me many spectators 10 the thriuinc
rescue II rs said that q boat IN
Wuicf there were two expert swim
mers. was within ATTY feet Of tho
plac" where the girl sank. Vet no ef
Tort was made 20 rescue her
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MAPS SHUT OUT Rx
LEoNARp Or RED aox

BOSTON July i5.-Boston shut out
'leNeland 20 to-day. making IL four
straight for the series. Leonard pitched
great nail. holding the visitors hitleSg
ahn stflhlng out i've men during the
..@t louF innings. CleN Gland punched
Two hits In the seventh with on. out
nut Chapman's ny was taken on the run
by hehg and Leibold struck out. score.
Cleveland 90 10000 "a r
Boston .....2 o 0 - : /
batieries-Grcgg. Collamore and Gar
isch, Leonard and Carrigan.
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cireinn,t

80 Patel - ~ - II
FNHh for Erwin In eighth
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batted for bresnahan IN eighth.
batted for smith IN ninth.
"'Ran for Williams IN ninth.
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FIFTH CONFERENCE
Held Last Night by Local Fairgrounds
workers - lnteresting Program
Carried Out.

The fifth weekly conference Of the
local playground stan WIS held last
night in the board Of trade assembly
room. \ discussion ~ playground
problems brought 10 the attention Of
the workers during the week was A
feature. led by Recreation Manager W.
F. Hyde This was followed by a brief
review 81 last weeks talk on Child
development"
Special programs for Fairgrounds
we're discussed. among those suggest
81 bsinE mothers day." "babv car
riaee parade. game carnivals. etc.
Tho woman's department Of last
nights conference was featured by an
opposition ~ folk dances. led BY Miss
ora Dickens 4 tain on spirit and
aims OF athletic with suggestions In
regard 20 types Of events was a feq.
tufe ~ the mems department
Last nights meeting was well az.
tended. several visitors being present.