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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Recently. Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels announced that he would
accept applications from women
for clerical positions in the United
States Navy. 1t is significant
that the first woman accepted in
the naval service was a Catholic,
Miss Loretta Walsh of Phila-
delphia.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Statistics relating to intemper-
ance in various parts of the coun-
try show the Jews, as people, to
be most temperate Speaking OF
the victims of liquor a recent
writer remarks: mo Jews were
among them, as they sell it-but
don t drink it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

In harmony with the spirit OF
the nation exhibited everywhere
in the present crisis, the Stars and
Stripes may be seen floating
proudly on the campus of our two
great local institutions, st. Paul
Seminary and the College of st.
Thomas.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

According to reports, a number
of Americans are moving to West
ern Canada. It is to be noted that
in that part of the country there
are few Catholic priests and
churches. and hence the danger to
faith of those who settle in loca-
tions far removed from Catholic
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

There are souls who will not, as
they say, be led, except by the Spirit
OF God; and they fancy that all things
they imagine are so many inspirations
and movements of the Holy Ghost,
who takes them by the hand and con-
ducts them like children in all they
would do. In this they greatly de.
ceive themselves. The con-
duct of God for us means nothing else
than obedience; for beyond that there
is nothing but deceit.-St Francis OF
Sales. asssxlkzi
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14
SATURDAY, APRIL "A, 1917.

The devotion Of the nine Tues
days, in preparation for the Feast
Of st. Anthony. will begin on
Tuesday, April II.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Curb the desire of display, and dc
nothing from human respect.
st. Vincent de Paul.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Rev. James VI. Reard0n. EditOr-in-Chief'
Rev, c. +. McGinniS, PHI. D.,
Associate Editor.
Harry IOchecd, Advertising Manager.
printad nv wilIUcrScheid & Roth.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Entered as second class matter. jan
uarv H. 1911, at the post office, ST
paul, MINI, under Act of March 5. 1879.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Life is not all night and conflict;
morning breaks at last.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

Remittance may be made by Draft
Post Office or Express Money OfoeF' VI
Registered Letter, addressed to
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN,
SIS Newton Bldg, st. Paul, Minnesota
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-14

The mailing label on your paper is
raHain+ for Your subscription, and re-
minder OF the date of its expiration.
TO insure change of address. the SUP
scriber must give the old, as wei as
the new, address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
Of THE
LINSLY-HICH GAME
BOTH TEAMS WE'RE EVENLY
MATCHED, LINSLY WINNING
GAME ON A FLUKE.
Better Generalship Gave the Institute
Boys the Best of tho Contest, But
Opponents Fought Gard.
Wheeling high schol was defeated on

Wheeling high sch"l was defeated on
Saturday Icy III. l.lu&iy INSTITUTE" eleven
lev 4 srnrc ~ u - -. hut' in'" w"r" not
diSrrac"G. l.inSiy won. not through any
superior ability. hut 10y a tlGk" pur: ana
simple. Of rnurS'. iHHi i rHri q! 80"
-anl"-,o lake advhniaG" Of your op-
ponGntS errors.
The high school lads played Won
drrful gam" and their opponents w'r"
not lacking in skill. - Il matter ~
fact neither side appeared /" have any
ADVANTAGES No great gains were mad"
Ivy either team in running the ends or
in hurkng the lin" and both "Icrrns
wcrr off IN their attempts At gains
through forward passes.
Both rl,rcrs appeared 10 II" evenly
matched ALTHOUGH th"r" w"r" time"
when flashes OF speed on tho part OF
rho high school boys mad" them stand
out as tn" better players. Linsiy seer
ed 10 hay" n" edge III weight anu
,hov used il with telling effect which
was .NpcrltIly notjr"ah!" in Their black
ing.
l,ins!v. it was evident from the start
was trying I" wear III" school boys
Gown They played fn$; and EaN'
heir opponents litti" r"St. II appear"
as though hey had ""ntldcnr" in 'hHir
xin,ins ability and hrscr"dlt'd TIE
stamina ii the w"ar"rS If IN" old gone
and hhr".
Tho bows w.r" evenly matched and
II vas ansirody's gam" from Tho start.
Neither sid, could mrk" amy wonder
sul gains hy playing straight football
and only nm error would result in =
srIrn MAS ihr general opinion "N1reSS"1
In, 4 MIN
rtrS after play had started. and this
,rrycd To- hc IL" case. i-h school
,u, M = strong offensive" many times
br.;,L,irc through the linslY lin" and
hlrciinc rray& that might har" proven
costly. hut L.inSly seldom got through
,hr HIGHS In" which WIS almost nm
rr"rnrli".
I.iiiSly displayed h';t"r gcnrrH|shIr
'hrnu sl1nui I'll" contest "utgu"SSirG Inc
Lic,r l..n,!rrS VIII" showed poor Judg-
intent 4. lines. High COULD not run
l.,rSiy's ends ana il WAS a "ir"h That
yI.. rnulh not max" an% appreciate
gains through thu lin" 80 thu IN" 10
..urren left waS 10 try and max" gains
through forward passing. especially in
thu last ul!ari"r hat for SON" reason
few rttrtupIS w"r" made 1T this style
If rlny. This appeared tn h" high
pu> "hruc" ~ tn" last period hut they
failed 50 do il confirming their work 10
line hucking and end runs. neither OF
which plays dcvrl"p"d any great gains.
Whilo l.iu"ly WAS it'll" heavier.
both teams were evenly matched anu
rv"rv inch "f ground gained was fought
hard for. In puntiug neither had the
,dy,n,Icn but l.inSly was tn" best
n,r,rrr"d machine for her forward passe j
/ tn ,.r fl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
No SCrimInageS Before
the Game With Pitt

WASHINGTON. Pa. Nov. 4.--NaSh-
;rg;on IL Teft"rson's football team Will
have no more scrimmaGcs until ,h"y on
tor sho gam. n; Pittsburgh n"Xt Sltur-
da. 70 :-rappl" with IN" I'itt Panther in
a contest ,ha, iS likely IN decide IN" M
i;"a:l ruli''".ai. CrIGIT"n championship
I-h. Ed and f:laCH coaches h"li"E" They
cannnt afford Ia take chances Ut crippl-
in- their ru..u immediately before this
,itlr battle and will put III" iin!shinS
r"r"l,"s on tn" preparation this week N
S!Sr;;l drill ana other forms OF work.
Will. tho team IS N fairly good phESi-
,.;,l condition a numhH: Of the players
ar, nursing injuries VI one sort and nm
other that Will keep them sim Tor DAY
or r,yn However the men W"rH hurt
earlier in ,hr Year and are rounding I"
in satisfactory Shap" and W. II j. hopes
TO have it's full strength on the field ~
Forbes Field 81 the end of tn" week.
Coach Mctzccr got back {" washing
ton today after seeing N"tr" Dame beat
IN. Army on tho W"st Point plains yes
,crrtr convinced that the Red and Black
will have another. stiff encounter with
$40. W"sterncrS here on November "a
ard ready 10 rcsurn" his efforts with
Washington & Jefferson on College Field
,orlorruw The practice all this w"ek
WI! he cmndli,tnd in absolute SecluSiOn
orders having hc"n issued To bar every
on" regardless of alfiliation or enthuS.
,aSIn w < Is coaches are going
about their preparations fer tho PIT
battle with deadly carncStncsS and they
Intend II har" no Interruption during
tho next six havS.
Whether tho Washington & JEFFERSON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

players who saw the Observation-Disclosures
battle yesterday saw anything that VII
help them is hard to determine. lItt
did no; uncover anything and WASH
inEton & Jefferson scouts had previously
gut al tho Information "htaInaelH 70
.arding the FEATHER style at ;hc West
Virginia. Penn and other contests. Eut
captain NcCrcight and his men wore
extremity Impressed $On"wha, IA the
PLAYERS today expressed the belief that
- w;n over ritt wuuld r"dulr" some
thing better than Washington II Jcitcr'
$rn "lcvrn had shown for L couple ~
years.
The advance sale Of seats for Wash
ington fans opens here tomorrow morn
ul; and Manager Murphy is arranging
to care for Il tremendous initial rush
He said today that inquiries regarding
the sale and advance requests for seats
jndicptcd that tn" advance disposal here
would break all records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
OHIO STATE IS
C0NTENDERF0R
CHAMP |0NSH|P

CHICAGO, Nov. with the elimina-
ton OF Minnesota. three teams-Ohio
STATE. Chicago and Illinois-rrmain un-
d"!"Ht'h tonight in the race for tho Big
Ten" Football championship. Wisconsin
crushed MnnucsOta'S hopes Saturday,
ohio State kept its record clean by trl-
IuphIng over Indiana and Chicago ana
I!linmS played 4 scnrclcss tie. Neither
Illinois" nor Chicago has been scored en-
this season.
Defeat OF the much hcralded Mime
sofa eleven was the biggest upset or
Saturdays schedule Wisconsin. beaten
By Illinois. To d. early III the season.
staged remarkable "cCme hack AMI
will be dangerous for its future OPP
ponents--OhiU state and Chicago.
The thrilling battle between Chicago
and Illinois was one IF the most evenly
contested gaines played on Stage field IN
years. Rnth teams had chances to count.
but brilliant defensive team work
checked every drive sharper tho 1lli.
nois fui! back. had tho better Of HiE-
gins and Elnrki in punting. hit on Of
f"nsivc Higgins and his Illinois rival
were practically on even terms
Although scored on for the irst time
this season. Ohio state continued it's
championship drive at he expense ot
Indiana. which was beaten, 26 to g In
live games. OHIO has piled mp @35 points
The lIoosiers nutnlaycG Ohio in the
IirSt quarter and then Chick" Harley,
who had been kept on 1T" side lines, en-
tered the fray. The All-American half
back sweep, over all opposition, scoring
four touchdownS. Indiana broke the
scoring when Captain Hathaway booted
a ,lrnpkrk from the 2G.yard line.
Tho powerful Michigan eleven had no
trouble in huryinE Kalamazoo under 4
C. 10 q score. The game virtually served
ms a practice gam" FOR the tilt with
Cornell next Saturday.
Northwestern runnrr.uH year ago.
scored it's first victory NJ tn" confer
cr,r. season, defeating lArdlIr. !" to o..
Iowa suffered another blow yesterday
when the Graf Lakes Naval training
station team tt former Cnllccians On me
from behind and scored 81 IN - tri-
umrh. rar Smith. former star Of The
University Ct Michigan team. was an
imunrtau; factor in tn" .iaCliics victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
EX-CARL INDIAN To COACH
ANDCAPTA|N FERRY ATHLETICS

C;.orc. N"rG"rr;,ck t:;n"';S md on
the Carlisle Indian football team ~
l91"-l9lG and 1914 ard wh" played dur
ing thcs" thr"> Years with jim. Thorpe.
Eergir Arca<ia. row..Il and all III" other
famous stars uf Uh"S. lays. Will c"a'h
and captain ;hr Martins Ferry athletics
during the remainder ~ the season. YER
r..rnark is Il Wonderful player and ~
next Sunday 1T I."agu" Park Will l"ii@:
his team against his old club. III" ~
Carlisle Indian Quaker team Of Pitcotrn'
Ia.
TerG.r7a.,i will use the sam" lineup
against PI::::!rn tina, w;GS used against
Nckc.SporI. v.!:I: tn. exception 1t Ryan.
who played fullhacN. HI has been called
&c the c"l"r< Hogan. wh" WAS forty
p.r cent OF the Mck"eSr"rt team IN Oct.
18th. will bc found At fuiieack i"i
Ferry.
Terc:"rua"k has called pra";i"" for
Thursday evening II this week ut
l.eacua Park az go "'"i""k. Thu t"t-
lowing rlay..'S nr" requested I" hc pcs
ent: O't'"un"ll, Th";Up>"u. Stewart. No
Ginui$S. l:r;":y. II. H"u"r. WatS"n.' Hog
an Br:,uu r'Aiutlcy. Nul!an.y. gillespie.
Ship. Winn"sh"ck and Fender.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

Such furniture as this makes
a homr n place where We
want to welcome our friends
and where our children will
want to welcome theirs in
stead Of roaming the streets.
See this suite IN our window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

Such beautiful furniture as
this is ohtainahIc on our con-
vcnicnt credit plan at Il very
small cash outIay. Tnu can
complete paying for the hal-
ancc Of this suite in weekly
or monthly payments, Just
as YOU prefer. the amount
being adjusted :" your IN
dividual requirements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
Saturdays Results
Local.

Local.
l.lns!v s; Wheeling High o.
NNrilSvill" Hlghn .: li"llair" High ..
Martins FERRY High -: lhrIrlsV!iIc
IliGh :.
Mm,ndsvillc High :; Cameron ..
S.tub"nvillr lligh -; cathedral HI e.
State.
Charleston High -: 'l'ark"rshmrC FIJI o.
~. V. l.. Deserves ~: Wesleyan r.
serves 0.
Morg;,ntnwn High Is; ClnrkshNrE III
sis,crsvillc High l.; Tyler County
High O.
Wesleyan 40: Bethany o.
Shlnnston High >; Manntneton III 0.
General.
Albion Collcc" 81: Iit!lsdalr College ..
Iinss Polytechnic t.: Franklin Crl-
lr:;" 6.
irhnrGt II; COlumbia &.
Pennsylvania -: l.afayrtt" n.
,'.ru.Ii %: ''arn"gIo Tech q.
Ohio Northern vs. Indiana Afg,cs.
pos trnn"d.
West Virginia :: Rutgers :.
syracuse Is; Er"T I"
Notr" Dame :: Army :.
Orrrlin 90 Rochester University y.
AIt"iilrar g.: Kalamazoo Coll"r" 0.
ohio University -: Ealwdin '"!lnse .
N-EE -; N"T'''n reserve v
Illinois 6: Chicago q.
,'h'" ON, 80 n"'',.''", ... =.
,E'i
',;,
NII'' >'N' ','.,r t...o
,,
- .S 80
-,
80. ,.-n,,,,, , ,,,,,
'''' :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
Boxing Stars Engaged
in u. 5. Army Work

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.-Soue OF
Americas most famous ring stars
have been retained - teach boxing
to the men training for The war array
as a means OF making them better
bayonct fighters. Tie commission or
training camp activities announced
today that through DR.. Joseph +.
Raycrotr OF Princeton university, l.
har, arranged for expert boxers. in
Guiding Benny I."0uard. lid Mccoy.
Battling I.evinSky. Richie Mitchell
and Packey Mcfarland. to instruct
groups of men in thu training camps.
These groups in turn will teach the
men,
The training Viii b. principally
shadow boxing. based on Il successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
NORTH END wins

t2rforr CROWD Or several hundred
n,.npl" at League park yrstrr-
day afternoon. he North End Athletic
club of Martins i, rry. defeated the fast
rnGnn Cily team ny 4 score OF I to O..
Tine game which was ono Of the best
ever witnessed IN League park was iull
nf brilliant plays b. members nt bo:h
teams Although the Padrn CITY lads
put up :. good gainn they were outclaSs-
cd in all departments by the fnst going
y. f.. team. Arrangements are on foot
for Il return gam" {" lie played at the
lnwn-thc-rivcr city the latter part or
the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
Wooster -: Case o.

Wooster -: Case o.
Akron 20: Mount Union n.
Marietta r"lIcE" 80; :""@nd Regiment n
Washinrt"u' and Jefferson Marietta
gafi" cancelled.
Treat Lakes Naval Station %: Iowa
Oklahoma Il: Missouri :.
Kansas University Q: Kansas Angles
University "f Denver -: University
nr Wyoming n.
Utah -: Colorado AcCics -.
Miami 81: p"nnisnn O.
Hamilton College Il: St Lawrence
University q.
Western state Normal tKalanazoo)
-: Michigan AEGies 0.
University nr Detroit IS; Northwest
rrn r"ll"Ec q.
camp custer Officers IS: Camp Harlic
Tackles 0.
l.niycrsi,y Of Colorado IS: Colorado
college -.
LEBANON Valley ~: Mount ST Mary
Onin Wesleyan ~: University OF Gin
cnnati Q.
Gettysburg i: St Johns 0.
t;rrrgIa Tcrh So: Vanderbilt 0.
Alabama :: S"wan"e 3.
Auburn IS: University Of Florida 0.
r;rrvr CITY :: Iicvrna COLLEGE :.
University nf California ;o7; Unlvcr-
silly Of WASHINGTON 0.
Whitman College u: University Of
Montana :.
Washington state College 10; Uni
ycrSity OF Idaho 0.
popauw 4: Earlham 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

scheme evolved by Sergeant William
Armstrong Of the Canadian army.
The men are placed in lines three or
four PAGES apart. facing the lnS'ruc-
ors platform. The motions taught
are very nearly the same rs those
used in actual bayonet fighting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
NEW CUMBERLAND
AGAIN VICTORIOUS

NEW CUMBERLAND. W. Va. Nov. 4.
lost To the fast local
high eleven Friday by Il sCor" Of Con.
New Cumberland had wonderful team
work and invincihle interference. TN"
local boys ar" very anxious 10 play
SiruhcnrIllr High. If they Will aEr"" IL
IL game. since th"y defeated HurGcttS-
town only $50. summary:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

Musk in its pur" state Is so radio
active that. If held close To tho body
for = time. it will produce sores similar
To those caused By radium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
HENRY CLUB wins
FROM EAGLES, $50.

Although they had dynamite on their
squad. the Eagles were defeated yestef-
day afternoon b. score or 80 to U, az
Tunnel Green. by the fearless Hcnrys,.
Even the knowledge that they had dynR-
mite against them did not make the
Hcnry's faltcr. They went right on
through the line time after time and
their loyal crowd of rootcrs braved the
danger with them and cheered their
squad on TO victory.
Buckhoitz was Inc stellar individual OF
the game and the sparks which he made
in his brilliant playing nearly set orr
the fatal dynamite. il is needless to
say that he was Henry man. Boxer.
White. West and Walters were also!
shining lights in the conflict. They also
aided in up-settrg the dynamite several
times And strange 10 say they seemed
10 fear II but very little knowing that
Marker and MrtZncr would bear the.
hrunt OF the conflict were they disabled.
The teams lineup follows:
Eenrys. Eagles. -
West .................... Marker
Right End
McGanDon SaleS
Right Tackle.
l[oTg .--........ .........''.'. +NclSoA
Right Guard,
Hclreiffer ................ WILSON
Center.
Smith OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ Jeona
Left Guard.
watson -hoFtJo
LET: Tackle -.
Walters hatteuA
Left End.
Cruise ..-..:............. Bremen
Right Half.
Fisher ......'.s 1ek1
Left Half. =.
BuckclhOG he1nSE
Quarter Back.
Full Eack. IL
Time OF PLAYS minute quarters. -
Henry subs.--J. Holmes for Smith;
Witt for MrGannon; Law for Watson
and Arthur.
Reefrec-Connors Of Stats. IT,
Unpirc-Majors OF I. y. c. -
Head 'linesman-McGannon Of c. H..
S. ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-07
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

M VVO VI III In ~
CHICAGO BRIEFS 81
Sunrise, 5:22; sunset, 6;22.
Seven Germans admitted to U. S.
citizenship.
5000 school teachers asked to aid
garden movement.
EdW. l. Berger wants divorce from
Antoinette. Charges cruelty.
C. A. Dean, expires. Central A. A.
u, made U. S. navy reserve ensign.
h Walter B. Mitchell divorced from
Elsie. Said she liked cabarets too
well.
States Rep. T. D. Murphy freed OF
charge of shooting and wOunding
brother.
Jas. Day, patrol serg't at Deering,
promoted to lieutenant. Shifted to
Hyde Park.
Policeman Edw. Heating, Engle-
wood station, on force 80 years,
dropped dead.
bet Serg't Vernon GOrensOn
caught burglar trying to enter home,
1O65O Avenue A.
Saloon license of Mrs. Minnie
Cohen, 5000 Federal, revoked. Man
killed there recently.
Mrs. Ryna Smith, 1926 Michigan
av., got divorce from Arthur A.
Named other women.
Mrs. Louise Erickson, 359 Whiting,
got six months for contributing to
delinquency of minors.
Johp M Henderson, real estate
man, sued for divorce by Mrs. Esther.
She named Nellie Bartlett.
Charges against Mrs. Mamie, Abel
l949 Barry av, who put concoction
in hubby's coffee, dismissed.
John Thomas, II, River Forest, IA
tally hurt by auto of E. G.. Schwende-
man, sup't American Asphalt Co.
y Bomb damaged home of Basile
Manfre, 1855 Milton av., wealthy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-07

Snlp shortage LnTedrenS lake IraI-
fic
City employees strike may be called
off today.
Abraham Kuh left $500, 600 estate;
$4,000 to charity.
Unidentified man, about 40, killed
by Rock Island train.
Chief SchUettler wants federal
control Of sale Of firearms.
Surface and elevated lines may
carry soldiers and sailors free.
Billy Sunday may not come to
Chicago until November or later.
Judge Sullivan intimated he would
grant Mrs. Ira Jay Ingraham divorce
decree.
Mrs. Geo. H. Boyd, 461s Lake Park
av., got divorce. Named another
woman.
Police asked to search for. Emma
Phelps, II, Lafayette, Ind, Salvation
Army girl
Freight thief suspect probably IA
tally shot by private detectives Of the
Rock Island road.
Lyman F. johnson, La Grange, ia
tally hurt when he tried somersault
from springzoard.
Geo. Gibson, Harvard graduate,
arrested for kicking recruiting Office
signs. Opposed to war.
AffidaVits that railroads discrim-
mated against Chicago shippers filed
with interstate commerce comm.
Frank Janke, 30, 2241 w. 10th,
died from injuries received when
struck by auto of Frank Krac, April 1.
Mime. Schumann-Heink worried.
One of her sons in German navy;
three others allied with U. S. forces.
Woman with small girl shatched
S94 from Paulina st. 81" station
window while Agent w. A. Burdick,
II. wasn't looking.
Mrs. Nettie Ribacka, 1747 Chicago
av., wants writ to get son, Edw., 8.
4 y Is m
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-07-23
CHUM BOB's SPORTING TALK.

New York, July 23-(By Union As
ISOLATED Press)-The cancellation Of
this years Longwood Cricket Club
tournament will not cause great in
convenience this year, because of the
big golf tournament that has been ar
ranged in the interest Of the war
fund. Outsiders as we'll as the golf
ing fraternity are wondering what will
be the result Of Ouimet's playing in
the various patriotic tournaments.
The situation has now reached a stage
where either Ouimet must be REIN
stated and returned to his proper
standing in the amateur ranks or else
the officials of the U. s. Golf Asso-
citation must assume a healthy battle
by discipling the Western Golf Asso-
citation to appear in their tournaments.
Sailor Friedman will face the sew
crest test Of his ring career tonight
when he squares off with Maurice
Flynn, the Chicago Irishmen, at Ra-
cine. The card is an all-star affair.
The main event will bring together
Joe Burman, the Chicago bantam,
and George Thompson, the coast BAN
tam. In the other match Rev. Rus.
sell will tackle Joe O'Brien of Mil
waukee.
Miss Albertine Lapensee Of Corn.
wall, Ont, Canada's leading woman
hackey player, is now making her
home in New York. Last season Miss
Lapensee was by far the speediest
skater and most nimble player among
the fair devotees of the Dominion's
national winter sport, and she may
be induced to make her appearance
with the women's team, of the St.
Nicholas Rink next winter.
Speaking of enthusiasm and optim-
ism, Warren Pullen, a Cincinnati bus
mess man and thorough fan, already
has entered his application for seats
for the worlds series in Cincinnati
next fall.
Charley Chaplin is to get $1,O75,-
900 for eight pictures, which is more
than Raphael or Michel Angelo ever
received.
When Benny Leonard and Johnny
Kilbane meet in their six round bout
at Philadelphia, on Wednesday night,
there's going to be many q lightweight
"among those present." It isn't be-
cause they like to see a boxing match
or that they want to cast envious
glances in the direction Of the two
greatest opponents Of the manly art
in this country today, but because
they are an ambitious lot Of fellows
Charley White, Of Chicago, probably
! The most logical c0ptsaasy Of then