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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-13

Carolina. General Organ announced
to-day that the troops will he put
through trench storming, grenade
throwing. gas bomb lodging and other
battlefield drills while shells from the
divisions trench mortars and other Dig
guns go screaming overhead. All TINS
will take place at the artillery range
twenty miles northeast Of here, which
General Organ inspected yesterday
and found perfect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-13
Rules Such Punishment Is
Inconsistent with Selec-
tive Service Act
A Blow to Slackers
Small Chance Left to Is
cape Duty by Any
Misconduct
fs,~ Crrrspo1tenrr


CAMP WADSwORTH, $. c., Sept IL
Soldiers in the 9th Division found
entity of major military ohenc'S !"
,he future will not be dishonorabIy dis
charged as a punishment
This ruling was made to-day py
Major General John F. o'Ryan IN '"e
caso Of n trooper found guilty OF beihg
Intoxicated while on sentry post. Inc
military court sentenced him to he DIS
discharged, but General
O,Rvan disapprovei the finding ruling
tina, it was not consistent with the pro-
visions If the selective service act
The soldier whose discharge has oeeh
annulled is Private August W. brach-
man. Company d, list Regiment ne
was charged with being intoxicated
while doing duty at Golfers DAM .oi-
,iers. n. Y. In addition to being dis'
charged dishonorably he was sentenced
TO one year at hard labor without pay
"The sentence is approved except
that portion adjudsing dishonoraoIe
discharge" reads General Organs dis
senting ruling. "Thc long-established
policy of requiring sentence to IN
cIude dishonorable discharge where
confinement at hard labor for period
greater than SIX months was adjudged
is not now considered consistent with
Tho collective service act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-13
One Volunteer Appears

II may come as a surprising bit Of
news even TO those in close touch with
camp affairs to learn that two lighting
organizations tonight are crcamped
here awaiting definite orders from
Washington. One is the draft army.
composed Of 200 men. The other
Is the volunteer army, composed Of
Stephen Michalshuk.
Michalshuk. whose home is but a
short distance away from the Office OF
Exemption Board IL. in The Bronx. was
not called when his neighbors were
gathered together and sent out here TO
be made into soldiers. But that didn't
worry Stephen. He just chucked his
city job, organized himself into a vol
unteer army and came out on train
without consulting anybody.
That there was a volunteer body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-13
tstsr Corcspondenccl

CAMP UPTON, Long Island. Sept. 10.
Half mile of determined fighting
men who never before had attacked
anything more dangerous than corncd
beef and cabbage to-day charged
through scraggly pines, dust and CRIME
and took Berlin"
To the casual onlookcr il was a run
ming race in which travel-soiled for
mer stenographers and other office men
of but a few days ago were making an
indifferent showing. The spot desig-
mated as Berlin didn't look a bit differ
ent from dozen other pinc-clad
knobs near Yaphank, Long Island The
shout OF victory that crowned their
efforts sounded like yell of a movie
mob
But to the men who took part in the
rush il was the first military move in
the circuitout route that lcads/to cover
there 1t was their first taste of act
ual military training to some il was
the first time they had heard military
orders. And whatever eXhilaration
comes from realizing that one sudden
ly has been transformed from city
drudge into soldier OF freedom was
theirs ~ that moment.
Reveille brought that part Of the
new National Army that is encamped
here out TO fragrant coffee. breakfast
steaks and their first day of real army
work this morning. In the language
of their veteran instructors, they "sim-
ply ate EN- all up
After the formalty of breakfast the
recruits were called off into squads and
detailed to the 900 veterans chiefly
picked sergcants and initiated into
the mysteries of long PAGES and short
paNs, open formations and closed for
nations. II was when several of these
squads came together that the attack
upon Berlin was made as climax of Il
morning of serious work.
Some OF them are pretty much
tagged out now because they have been
drilling for three hours" said a pant
ing sergeant. "But wait until we act-
ually get down to work. There will be
at least eight hours of drilling a day.
along with the other work every man
will have 10 do"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
GRIFFITH OFFERS PLUMs
TO HIS ASPIRING PLAYERS
Chance Of bonus for Consistent Work
Eagerly Sought by ScnntOrs-D0c
Ayers Under Such n Contract.

NEW YORK. January G.--clark Grif-
eith. the snappy manager Of the Wash
inSton club. believes in hanging up
piuns for his players to gaze ut. and
thereby getting more real work out
or them than he could otherwise do.
Grif's system Is to give his players
contracts with a bonus clause inserted.
said bonus TO he handed tho player
~ the close Of tho season, providing
his work throughout the summer is
up to Il certain standard
aside from Walter Johnson. who
draws down big, fat lump sum each
season for unkiikinE his arm as "a
Washington shnrpshootcr. mos; Or the
the chance TO grab bonus Harry
Harper. the kid souihpaw. ana Doe
Ayers. II is said. worked with such
agreements last season. and irin was
highly clatcd %ith the result Other
players on the Washington club arc
eager to grab a contract Of this Kind
and II Griffith carries out his an
uounccd intentions, Washington will
nc ono OF tic peDpcr!est teams on big
icaSuc diamonds next summer.
Grfhths plan ana the success he
mas had with II so far proves beyond
Question thu, tho manager who docs
not resort 10 tho whip in handling his
men gets tho good viii Of his team
~ :" whole, and better ail-aruund work
out of each player. patting the player
who needs announcements on the hack
o. siipring = falttring player n bit OF
ch"icc advice In priva;e-not in the
prcseu"c Of the whole team in The
Giuhhousc--is one rule that most .uc
crSSful managers have found yalua hle
''|ah IS on. Of this sort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
OLD COMPLAINTS
DISAPPEARED
HelrhinR Spells. Loss Of Appetite. Pains
In Back and Side Left
Him.
OLD RESIDENT HERE
LOIDlI PRAISES TANLSC

When man for twenty-niue years
employed with one concern recommends
or indorses anything. YOU bet your last
dollar ii is worth while Investigating.
anyway. We have the statement be
low Of Foreman II. \. Evans. OF the
Richmond Cedar Works. in which he
great remedy for stomach trouble. loss
OF appetite and nervousness. lie said:
Il suffered with severe pains. gas on
While pains Of the worst kind were
continually giving me trouble in my
back and side couldn't sleep good
nights. and my appetite wasn't much
when started taking Taniac.
II read the advertising and decided
Tanlac was worth good trial. and
now that | no longer atm troubled with
any of my old complaints. I sincerely
recommend il to everybody 1t is
wonderful remedy indeed declared Mr.
Evans, who. as foreman al the Ricii-
mond Cedar Works. is known very
nearly all over Richmond.
When food disaSrees With the stonn-
ach forms Sas. causes pains ia the
side or back and gives one beichins
spells. II is time 10 act. When the
nerves get so unstrung one no longer
can get good nights rest and the APP
petite has dwindled away 10 almost
nothing YOU certainly ought to try
remedy which thousands upon thous-
Rnds OF people are everywhere recon-
mendinE. The name OF druggist near
ost you authorized TO sell Tanlac :s
given below. Go TO him to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
II A N LAC.
May also be purchased at
following druggists in
nearby towns:

Appomattox. Va. Peoples DRUG Store.
Ashland Va. j. G. Hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. j. W. Beazley.
Blackstone. Va. L. B. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton. Va. A. I. Snellnes
Branchvilie, Va, Branchville Drug Co
Broadway. Va. .,ldhiEer & Son.
Burkeville. Va. Youngs Drug store
Bowling Green. Va. Rains & Co.
Cardwell. Va. NJ. $. Bowle..
Cape Charles. Va. Fishers Pharmacy.
Chase cry. va. chas. ' Giiy Drug Co.
Ciarksvilie, Va. Dr. J; 4. Drake.
C ;har q H.. Va Williams q: Morton.
CORTLAND. Va. T.. r. Reese
Crewe: Va; r. :. crittendon.
cardsViie "a. r. n. Jones' sshs Som.
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy
Dsnville. Va. McFalls Drug and Seed
Dophi ii Va. !. II. roarch.
bB, enaron "a vi j,n NJ, NJ n nSsks
brakes Branch, Va, J; Z. Booth & Co.
PPiHis sTsnn Va Va Z 7; =. S 3l,ysr
Eclipse. Va. $ G. sunki-y
Eikton: Va. /. 7 Wallace:
Emporia. Va. S,nthside Pharmacy.
East Aztec; Va, "; II: r. rimberlak.
Edgsrton: Va, +; r. Jolly
Franklin. Va. knight Drug Co.
Eradericksburs. Va. w. l.: Bond.
sayfss vs sEs s Merc PSnseStsr
Guinea. Va. ". II. Covinston & Son.
Gordonsviie: Va. }. H. Strat.on
Glen Allen Va. Glen Allen Store
Hampton; Va. tIul's Drug store.
,iiIarr,isonburs. Va, Williamson Drug Co.
Holland. Va. Holland Jones Co
IIi Hop yell Va: Georges Drug store.
Irwin, VA, j A
;J!arrat, ,; Va: j. ". Gri.zard & Co
Henbridge. Va, Kenbridge Drug Co
ILi ,;lrns.s Va, I: 81, r ilankins:
I.awrenceviiie Va. Prince Drug Store.
Louisa. va. Kent Drug store
Lkie sn,sdon va. wayla nd. & ooodali
magnet s Va. " " L. c Coz n's''
Manassas Manassas; Va 81; FRED Dowen
Motley. Va, c. ". shuier < Co
M!chaux. Va. {. L. Denoon
Sew Canton. Va. The e; Fcon orsyes Store. CO.
Orange. Va. E!ckctts Drug Store.
Petersburg. Va. James f. Banks
rhoehns. vs., l.arrabees Drug stor.
6 bnsni%, " rneoiS Pharmacy.
ahs"s Va Nm nj rs sssnmsH Wilson Co.
spaisylvs",a. u. J: = ! IL ,!.'' Sr,smona
SAKE. Va. Womack & Moon.
ScottSyilie Va. Scottsville Drug Co.
Scbrcll Va. Rowe 6 Jarrett.
ShacklefurdS. Va. II. r. Marston &. Co
Shepparis. Va. 7. NJ. Jones &. Son.
Smitbneid. Va. Parish & Simpson
South Boston. Va. ". n. Reeves & Co.
South I'M. Va. Z. r. Jones
Stanley. Va. W. NJ. Graves & Co.
Staunton. Va. L. NJ. 3ell e. Co
Sussex. Va. I. f. Thornton.
stony Creek. Va. stony Creek Pharmaey
SunolS Va. Nanssrnond Drug Co
Sabot. Va, .. b. Taylor.
school. Va. A. A. Harvey.
ronno. Va. J. L.. Banks.
Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug Co
vtrSilina. Va: Red Star Drug Co
Nenter. Va. II. r. rrice.
Wakefield. Va. j. S. White.
Walters. Va. j. G. Duck
Waverly. Va. Or. T. T.. Mays Pharmacy.
Waynesncro, Va. Fishburne & Son.
West Point Va. a. r. iIarxravs ( Son.
Windsor. Va. Is. ". Barrett 4 Co
Yale. Va. Z. a. DicEerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
MIKE DONLIN A PROMOTER
staging RnciDE anh Boaing Events In
"a,nhn-iir l. iimNfnE Some Curious
experiences WITH tho Natives.

Mike Donltn i now - representative
Tor Havana promoter of racing and
boxing. ana Mike Is also convcrsnnt
WITH tho way they do things IA the
island metropolis. I;ut when Donlin
hfSt visited Havana hc was VERY much
NJ = stump. one dty lie went ott to
purchase some haberdaShcry and tried
"a make tho Cubans understand what
&c wanted b. speaking straight Eng
liSh TO them. Needless to say. Mike re-
turned sans purchases. and. meeting n
Cuban sports writer at his hotel he
REGAIN TO rave about tho Ignorance Of
INC ISLANDERS. The sports writer in
question harpcncd - speak Eng lish
said Mike:
What's tho matter with tho natives
around hero ! 20 into strr" and
Try 1" bus some collars. Think car
max" amy II them understand what I
want Not chance. They stand
around iik" dummies and look blank
WHAT'S tho matter with 'cm. hey"
How did YOU ask them FOR what
You "antcd"' auer!cd the scribe
JHst the same a. I'm telling YOU"
rctortcd Mike.
Don't you know this IL foreign
..onntrE With a foreign language" said
tho cuban scribblcr
Gosh. never thought Or that" SAID
Michael and he beat ii for tho writinc.
room 10 sei away from the laugh that
was on him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
JOE STI;CHE:R MAY RETIRE
FROM TIE WRESTLING GAME

CHICAGO, January Joe Stecher
has gone into temporary retirement. IT
VIII last three months. If not for good.
10" hurt himself ia his match here
with tharle? cntlcr or Thank sgiving
Day. and as a result neuritis has set
IN, and pr. J. W, stacy. Of Springfield.
Mass. has ordered him to rest.
Joe says the muscles OF his arms
aud legs have been affected by this to
such an extent that he no longer has
the power with which he clamped the
scissors hold and won all his matches.
lie declared in q wire 10 friends here
that II was this injury that prevented
nim from winning from John Oln In
Springfield the other evening.
81 got the scissors hold, just as 7
have always, but til. power was gone
ana din broke from the grip with
ease. That's why walked out OF the
ring said Joe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
AMERICAN RHODES SCHOLARS
DEFEAT FAMOUS OXFORD TEAM

\ rugby football team composed al
most entirely o. american Rhodes
scholars now at oxford University,
England, defeated the famous Rugby
school fifteen carly in December By
4 score Of II to J. Rugby scored first
on their own field counting three. The
wind. which had been against them,
helped the university team in tho sec
ord half. however. and "a score OF eleven
was rolled up before the game ended.
Easuin, of Illinois, made the first
and only score among the Americans.
while krise. former champion OF
south Africa. made two "trys' or
touchdowns and Kicked goal for the
oxford contingent. Halves were forty
minutes long and 40 substitutes wer.
allowed. The lineup OF the University
team was as follows: Serum o" line
men: Holman ,caL). Richardson ~. J.)
stevens 'CalD. Stevenson tInd.), Haar-
hoif 'South Africap, Bishop (Ark. j.
Woodruff ,TeN.b. Ray tW. Val: backs:
Finger IMiss). left half. Araffin ,Sianp:
right half. kriSe ,South Africa. left
center, Echall ConM.( right center
Essnm tl!ls.) left wing. Pearl tMich)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
YOU CANNOT BUILD SUCCESS
ON FOUNDATION OF POOR HEALTH
Good Health Worth Untold Sum-To Earn More During 1871
Start Now Tonng Up Strengthening
Your System.


\nother year has arrived. and every
ono is looking ahead-some with fear
and dread war and peace. the effect
II Will have; the high cost of living:
burdens against assets: health against
sickness; insurance against death; bus
mess against competition - all are
pitted one against the other for the
coming year.
Taking all the resources you have.
there is not one so vital as health.
Upon that depends your work. your
business. Your success. Weigh IL care
fully With stomach only half
efficient YOU cannot do your best work
Your brain will not work right. your
muscles Will get soft. Your nerves won't
be steady, il health is bad Think il
over.
rs The new year came in Ne look ed
back over Il year Of unparalleled sue
cess. Tanlac is known throughout the
land In thousands Of newspapers its
story has been told. We have used
space IN nearly 800 papers i'll Virginia
and West Virginia. Tanlac has been
sold to millions OF men and women
from Florida TO Maine and from the
Mexican border TO Canada. and from
these cities, as in Richmond. have come
thousands OF testimonials telling how
Taniac is succeeding. Tanlac is a
household word. \ million homes
know OF Tanlac and what il Will do
No remedy has ever equaled the sue
cess OF Tanlac in the history Of the
world.
We are proud Of the success Tanlac
has achieved. We proudly point to the
steadily gaining reputation il has won
in Richmond aud throughout Virginia.
solid year and more ii has been
advertised. For year and more the
statements of local people have bcen
appearing regularly in this and other
papers Tanlac is proven success
not a theory or untried remedy.
On this page Of to-day's paper we
publish additional proof of what Tan
lac will do for ailments arising from
disordered stomach. kidney or liver
or for catarrhal affections OF the
proof. We suggest YOU write L. C..
mond. Va. Eastern Distributor For
copy OF the "Taniac Times --latest
issueD call At the nearea, druggist
below.
Il would like to see every man.
woman and child calmly sitting down
the first Of every year taking an in
rentory Of themselves as well as the
money they have in pocket or bank.
had health is like note in bank; IL
saps your vitality. like compound In
terest; While good health is like tho
good will OF going concern, worth
untold. inestimable sums. Surely no
man OR woman would rather have 800
than good, health" said Mr.. T. C..
Prince rccH,tly,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE HIGHLY ]:
NDORSE new REMEDY TANLAC
This City Record Where Remarkable
Preparation Brings Relief to People Troubled 49,
for Many Years.
MOST AILMENTS DUE TO STOMACH
(Formerly Polk Miller's)
Sol East Broad Street.

Il am very grateful for the good
Tanlac has done me. My relief could
not have been more complete. and for
the small investment I never derived
so much good III all my life" declared
l.. 7. Warren, we'll known by the
patrons of the Jefferson Market.
q suffered with severe spells Of
headache for years. and sometimes it
seemed like my head would burst
These spells would sometimes last
for week at a time. IT didn't take
Tanlac long, however. to stop these
and With the old dizzy spells j used
to suffer from thing OF the past, and
with an appetite once more for the
dishes like, I can't say too much
for Tanlac. feel good and we'll ali
the time. Work is pleasure nowadays,
aud tell YOU ii does feel fine to once
more wake up feeling like your old
self. am trying every day to get
others who need a tonic to try Tanlac
and boost it wherever i can" said AFR
Warren, whose Richmond home address
is ala East Leigh Street
Tanlac stimulates falterinG digestion.
duickcns the appetite and revives slug
ssh bowels and liver. II clsanses the
system of catarrhal accretions and gem
orally tones up disordered stomachs
Kidneys and livers.
For bottle see nearest druggist
listed below.
steadies the Nerves.
II never dreamed medicine could
do much good for me. My case was
of such long standing | had given M
hope OF ever getting relief" said Mrs
NJ. \. Rlankenship, OF Richmond. Il
had suffered for twelve or fifteen years
with terrible nerve spells. which be-
came so bad towards the last | was
forced to bed. Ny appetite. too. was
bad and caused me TO be weak and
poorly. but after taking Tnnlac only
a short while. OIL the recommended ION
Of friends. eau truthfuny say II is a
wonderful remedy. and if Il will do
for me whattI know IL has done. it
will cure many other cases" continued
Mrs. Blankenship. who resides nj 6li
Spring street.
Fine for Kidneys.
II suffered with pains in my intes-
tines which were severe ! thought
| had appendicitis and. with my kid
neys giving me trouble all the time
| felt run down and bad all over" said
Miss Carrie Miller. Oil South Belvi-
dcre, Richmond. Va.
Il then began taking Taulac. on the
strength Of what people were saving
about II. and though I've only taken 1,
short while. no longer have an,
pains. and feel so much better and
stronger I'm many ways I want to rec
ommend Tanlac TO everybody" con-
tinued Miss Miller
II used TO have pains across the
small OF my back so severe could
scarcely walk For many years had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

Think ii over calmly. First take
your stomach. digestion and appetite,
and see If they are all right. Then how
Is your head. nerves and blood? How
do your kidneys. liver and bowels
work? II you have rheumatic. lum-
ba8o or sciatica pains. YOU can blame
IL On your kidneys aud blood IL you
nave headaches, are nervous and pains
or gas bother YOU in stomach or chest,
blame IL on the bowels and Digestion
I'm fact, most ailments and disease
may be traced 10 the stomach. kidney
OF Iifei or 10 catarrhal affection.
For these ranlac is splendid remedy
as well as Strengthening tonic 4
million tests prove this"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
DO KIDNEYS
BOTHER YOU
DURING NIGHT?
Richmond Man Tells How He Got Quick
Relief After Suffering for
Five Years.

Until took Taniac 1 never had any
control over my kidneys or bladder. and
would be forced TO get up in the night
every hour or two. and was so nervous
and weakened ! wasn't Al for any
thing" said well-known Richmond
machnist, Mr.. J. NJ. Shelley, $40 Fourth
Street.
Now. after having suffered for Ave
years, Tanlac has. in few weeks,
made me feel so much improved 1 want
10 recommend II. The results have
been most gratifying, and feel so
much stronger and the action OF my
Kidneys and bladder have 30 much i'm
proved. | cannot say enough for Tan
lac continued this gentleman.
This gentleman. who for twenty six
years aas been with the LOCOMOTIVES
Works. and as foreman OF same, on
account OF the heavy work and his
condition. was forced to give 1t up,
and is now in tho repair department
Even children arc apt to be afiicted
with kidney trouble. They are easily
deranssd. and once out Of order cause
havoc TO health and strength as we'll
as blood and nerves. Certain occupa-
tons. diseases. etc, often cause these
vital organs to become deranged 1t
is certain no man or woman can be at y
their best with tho kidneys working
badly. IS
Thousands testify that they serN
quick and sure results by taking ~
Tanlac treatment OF from thirty to
sixty days. Tanlac digs down deeper
than the surface. cleanses the system,
stimulates digestion. quicksns the ap-5
petite and helps TO restore the kidneysS
and liver TO normal ~.
For more about TaniAc and what ID,
will do for kidney troubles. including
blood diseases, such as rheumAtfHni,s$
etc. ask for free copy afs,ba .'Tanlac y
Times" at nearest druggist below .2ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

II is probable that AZ many as ten
amateur leagues viii be playing un-
der the rules Of the commission next
summer. There may be several major
rganiZations, and il is certain there
VIII be number OF minor leagues of
Various ranking. Practically every
baseball aspirant in the city will be
afforded the opportunity OF playing
the game without fear Of injuring his
amateur standing.
TO President Charles NJ. Huzen and
Edward X. Fuller. as we'll as num-
Der OF other broad-mnded officials of
each organization, is due credit for
tho change which il is believed will
mean so much 10 the game here. The
rules that viii be adopted Will he gen
erous. but every effort will he made
TO discourage professionalism among
the players.
The Central Young Mcp's Christian
ASSOCIATION has a week Of great activ-
ity before it. ana interest in the va
rious sports has increased consiJc ra y Y
during the last few months. In fact.
now that tho holiday season is over,
sports arc on the boom everywhere.
and IL VIII not he many days before
the larger college basketball teams
VIII be- seen In action. The Fedora
ton and Athletic Leagues have re-
sumed their schedules and are put
ting up an excellent brand of basket
ball.
Due TO the fact that the necessary
equipment failed To arrive yesterday,
!the Richmond Association Football
League was unable to open It's schcd-
ulc as had been planned. The league
opening viii take place next Satur-
Gay, according TO prescn: prospects,
with the games scheduled yesterday
bcins played. \ number Of PLAYERS
visited the parks yesterday afternoon
and engaged IN strenuous practice.
Athletes Of Richmond should find
the articles which Physical Director
George y. Allison. Of the Central
Young Mems Christian Association is
preparing for The Times Dispatch, OF
great interest and value. Director Al
iron is an experienced athlete him
self and has been training boys and
men for the various branches of sport
for years. His pointers on training
The games themselves and the best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07
ENEOHCE NEW BALL RULES
For ALI. CORNELL. PLAYERS

ITHACA. January Tn an effor, 10
curb the evil Of simmer ba BAN, Cor
ncll has made a radical change in the
eligibility rules for tho coming year.
Under the new rule which goes into eff
feet on January !, permission from
the university faculty committee on
student affairs is required before a
student may play in any baseball con-
test "A, which admission is charged to
the field or stand except as MEM
Der Of the college team.