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who will he under arms in our army
and navy during the period Il is c&-
pee; cd to cover and you find that II
means loss than fifteen cents day per
man Surely there is no father or
mother or friends nf 4 soldier In this
great country who will say that fifteen
cnrts a day Is too much to spend on his
church. his home over there. his library,
has theatre and his club
The President summed up the whole
appeal in a recent letter in which he
spoke of the work of these seven great
agencies as 'uf vital military import
anr".' He had in mind the tact INST
their activities arc largely rcSpuEsiEIr
for The maintenance of the SplGldl'
roraic of our forces. There mas never
been in history SO spectacular an exam
pie Of the supreme Importance "t moraie
as is now being presented on the west
-rn front. Tho forces that confront
! each other there arc not widely dlS-
similar in numbers nr equipment. Yet
one army Is constantly withdrawing
and the either irr"sistihly moving for
ward. The difference is spcilrd III thaI
one wnr,l-Moralr.
Napoleon said that morale is ms other
factors in WAS rs three Ia one. Irher+l
r-rshing in 81 recent letter commenting
on tho work Of thcS" agencies quol@u
with approval the statement oil one OIL
his rrlnrcls VIII" sad: tii"e m" nine
mon who have Il hut /" spend lhe,r eve"
ninrs in and will have Il better fight
ing fore" than ten men would ne WITH
out it,.
IF it is worth twenty-tour billion
dollars tn keep our boys under arms
next year. surely it is worth hunarcu
and seventy million and NOR" 10 aod
ten per rent to heir fighting edge "
bring victory ton per cent nearer
This is the appeal or the S"F"n
United War Work Agencies 10 America
AMI particularly 70 those four million
homes where service flags fly. And We
know what Americas answer Will Dc
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YANKEE DOODLE and KAISER BILL
BY NJ. W.

BY NJ W.
Our Uncle sam once took 4 stroll
or patriot devotion.
To AZ his fence and save his riEhtp
According to hfa n"s!nR,
1Ia found where Bin had made break
With submarines and tllrrs
And added L. his frightfuln"Ss
4 friCh,ful bunch Of liars.
He said. Nov. FIJI. let up biz.
And don't he quite so handy.
Or you'll be Np against mess
or Yankee Doodle Dandy
And said. I've got right. sir.
To ruI" N" sea and all The laik :.
That's IN or out OF sight. SR.
He pissed the message down the line
You're doing nothing lily;
But please make room for me and minS
TO try bout with Billy.
And now, my sons. get out your guns.
ThruuGhou, this glorious nation.
It's open season now for us lIunS;
Wc'rT of tor q vacation.
We've Mon and money gold and grain q
And all al our command. SirS.
Our boys will stand, like adamant
For all that's GooN ant grand. &!rS.
Now Crown Prince William and Papa
Bill
With HindrnhurE did ponder
How they should make 4 iiitlc hike
For Paris over Eu"dcr.
But France declared They shall not
pass"
And John replied. "Not handy;
That's Sammy singing back thor" now.
Ills Yankee Doodl" Dandy.
They all went in--things happened fast:
The Hun had mot his master
II" turned and rau--hcS running yet.
Each day little faster.
And now tho nations bless tho day
That wrlcnm"d III" newcomer. -.
"Whilc all our boys are great they say.
The puughb"y IS hummer.
Tho prrtti"st flag beneath the sun.
In history dF story:
\ hundred nations rolled in ono,
He's heir TO ali their glory
The Bclgian's tlEhting FOR his home
The FrrnChmaR for his nation.
Tho Eritun for enduring peace.
The Nauk for all creation.
Caruck ard >Ar2ar fight with skill.
Italians are handy:
But when you want the Hun To run
YeIl--"Yankce Doodle Dandy.
Bethesda O., September !. 1918.
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.


The Germans los" on every front:
they make n botch Of every stunt: their
morale is - pirc" shol---wh "r" IL thu
good old German g"ti" Th" t"rtn -
Kaiser Hill'S. not min. | Il" not think
Il good ~ f.n,; 1t X i:-r"""l.1t. pr"inn";
the output Of an added hIarn: hui If
lh.r.. iS,a German ""il. who smiled on
all tho damage wrought. "r'd ""ti: The
t;rlmunkrimcs ALLOW. wh"r" is That good
old gotts right nov" Perhaps he's 'ir"I
Of standing back 81 ~u"h false and
cue pack Of itru&S,t'S stained. liz
hon"r.d flag. Of Wlh"m'* loud ana
-nrlcsS brag. III which %nrt takes 81 S"r-
nnd plac" IL UohcrH"l"ru shows his
face Tn. knis"r's hosts :Irc on :h" run.
They're losing I'll III" ground they Won.
end "Kanerad" the 'n""kly wh'nr. 4
they 20 peltinE Tor '|l" I:hir". fHh&
does tho pious lSiiS"r feel. rs h.. brhnlr!t'
them drop their steel and slrik" tn
hardest kind Of t:nt' Whrr. ~ hi
good old German ,s"tt " When Wis.
tories wore corning thick. twas M" una
go,t"that did tho trick: and nov that
every written sheet brings wilhelm
t,.lInss Of drfc,: hc'll doubtless ,hink
tina phrase is :ni and charge up ali
thc blame 10 /. Can any MAJ '"h l'"I'.
To win that oI rs. Jehovah with i grin"
(CopyriEht -, george Matthew Adtnls.r
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Al n,cnsurcs calculated to emhody this

al measures calculated to emhody this
rnpular movement in concrete form.
Speaking of China, Premier Hara said
ha held Ia tho open door policy of The
i,nnsins-lshi! agreement and would con-
Stauriy adhere "a the policy of non-in-
l"rfrrnrc" IN the internal affairs OF
China The same. he said. was true in
tn. case nf Russia where Japan only
wished Il responsible government, wheth-
OF BolsncvIk or otherwise. Japan. how
ever. would never Agree TO see Russia
dominated by Germany. In conclusion.
she premier declared that Japan's eNpedi-
ton into Siberia was tho result Of con-
Sul;aiiOn with tho CIiited States ana III"
allies and that JaH,n had no intention OF
taking Independent action in the future.
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CUT THIS OUT IT Is WORTH
WnrTv

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
Nnrlns" with 81 and mail II to Foley *
Co. @$%5 Sheffield avenue, Chicago. Ill.
writing your name and address clearly
You will receive in return trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs. colds and Group:
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and
back: rheumatisn. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartlc
Tablets. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic. for constipation
hilIousnrse. headache and sluggish bow
els Sold everywhere
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We spent 4 good. part Of yesterday
reading the most able and voluminous
reviews OF .hc war situation, by IL num-
Der OF blood.thirsty journalists. who
simply revel in carnage. and now We
know a great deal more about what is
necessary to whip the Germans. and
re-make tho map OF Europe. than
Foch. HMg. Pershing. Wilson and
Lloyd George combined.
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GOOD WORK At TORONTO.

TORONTO. o.. Oct. 2o.-Toronto. had
the honor Of being the first town in JET.
ferson county 10 so over the top in the
Fourth Liberty Loan Tho population
is $500 and the quota was $4,000. TIE
chairman ~ the local board, II. z. Gu
gus. by whirlwind work. accomplished
what seemed impossible.
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We arc entirely willing TO concede
that .Foch knows his business. but our
newspaper StrateGiSts are profoundly
disappointed that there is not some
thing doing in Italy these days.
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over was about $50 per capita. We
had. therefore. to CELL about two
and one-half times the average per
capita Of bonds In the whole coun" :
try.
Yet Ohio County has responded
splcndidly 10 the occasion.
We have gone over the top
way over tho top.
We don't know yet the eHact.'nS-
urcs: but NO are over the top.
This splendid victory-for II is
a victory over the most adverse
circumstances lis a magnificent
evidence OF the patriotic devotion
Of our citizens. 1t fills US all with
pride.
Ohio County has done nobly: and
in the fullness OF our, hearts. we
thank one and all.
OHIO COUNTY LIBERTY
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OHIO COUNTY LIBERTY
LOAN COMMITTEE.


JOhn u. O1cRcy, Cn8lTHlan
The manufacturers and employee.
who earned 1907 flags and certificates
are requested to call at headquarters
today and their prizes will be turned
over &c them.
Headquarters in the schmulbach
building will be kept open until
Wednesday night to clear up what little
business matters that have not been
attended to.
The magnificent work Of the enecu-
tive committee, district cha!rmen, pro-
cinct captains and solicitors deserve
great praise. and II was through them
untiring work and the splendid assist
ance OF all true blue Americans that
makes Ohio county's answer TO b.
Potsdam Pigs peace proposals feel ~
though he had been Kicked by a Mis-
souri, mule.
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The first twenty days of October
helped US to forget certain painful
seasons in January.
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vi. trust ;hr var will not end until
GoI. E. W. Watson gets TO strike one
mighty long distance blow TO 'help
make The world safe for Democrats
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

Special nIsrarc! - the Iuiciligenccr.
WASHINGTON. y. e. oct. @n.--Prn-
sion increases have h"'.!l allowed Ivy tn"
Pension Bureau through Congressman
: f. Reed to Mand"VIlly Bush. Of NcS-
ton. Il, the rate Of SD month. and 10
Mrrs. Sara A. MILAN. Of Warrington.
So month. Mr.. Reed has secured
from tho Post office Department. an
order extending rurh! MI s"rHIcc from
WilsnnburE To RrynuldSvlllc.
Senator Su;h"rllul's office reports
~" y""a'or Iurr"aS"s as i"il"wS: Ih"s
w. Hill. " NouEdSSlilC. $40 month
and Mrs. Alice r. I.andrcss, Of Elk
Wow. $40 Il month.
Among tho visitors hey" FROM West
Virginia this week wnr" state senator
Elmer Hnush. Of W"lshurE: Frank a..
Gin If CIarkshurg: Philip Hraly. "I
Huntinvton: J. Parker Senscman, of
rarkcrshurg; Roy Leonard. If clarks-
burg: Col. John r. McGruw, uf tiraiton:
former Governor William +. Glassc"ck
If MnrGantown; Jonu roynI$. Of Hunt
iEgion.
Miss Jeanette Mcruskoy. Of -EllirnS.
nu expert di"tician. has assumed y posi-
liun wnn the government. Sh" li''l
been recently on the staff If hospital
IN Baltimore.
The members Of Tn" IInu$" from
" est NirG !nia. VINO nave n"rh ~ lh"iF
homes were called I" Washington
Thursday .hv III" s"rg"an'-at arms. L"
nclp restore n quorum and pass tho
latest army deficiency bill.
Commissions to pustmastrrs in West
yirriuin have been ISSUED. ~ follows:
john T.. Adams. SlIrr"t. formerly known
A. Crane. in Logan count: ShnlcI Il.
Lambert. .Arh"rvnir. and John Andcr-
son. Malali"n. \ new post 81 u" mas
boon ordered established at Glasgow.
which is located n tanawha county.
Miss Sara Edclcn. Of PnrkcrShurG
who has been visiting IN New ork Tor
TWO months has arrived her" ana u:
IN. guess Of her niece. Mrs. Fred W.
I,.rkInS.
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We do not particularly object 10 a
German note now and then. so-IonS
as Foch keeps busy.
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Of the way. we can take up the I'M
portant duty Of electirg L Republican
Congress to speed up the war.
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There are epics in the war. The
rccapture OF Lille BY the English was
enc Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21

Only six more days Of getting out
Of nrd before daylight.
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Now that the Liberty Loan is out
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Miss Jeanette Mrtuskcy. Of -EllimS.
an expert di"llcian. has assumed posi-
ton whn the government. 81" liau
ben recently On the staff If Il hospital
i'm balti mnrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Influenza Cuts Coal
Production in Two States

Sinn;Sh influenza hHS ,ui int" tl''' c";tl
PRODUCTION uf W"S; Virginia considerable
Is. The diS"aS" is prevalent every
where IN West Nircihia and II" coal fields
HAY. ESCAPED Til" l'airmnut firbls lost
twenty percent III production IN" flrSt
rwn weeks of October. TIL" Norfolk
Western fields whrr" tn" ear supply mas
mo: hrrn 4 source If worry. could not
-Scanr the epidemic and many mines
ar. rrnctIrallv closed and production -
seriously lcSS.nrd. rhr ChcSap"ak" ana
Ohio, which has had good ear supply
recently. is crippled hmh rs /" railroad
mon and miners Tho Big Sandy ana
Elkhoru districts II k"nturky. which ad-
ioin ou. corner uf West Nir!;inin. suffers
Ia su,.I, an extent that In" output has
hecu reduced tit'y percent. and Harry +.
Price, Of CatlcttshurC. ny. manager or
production has called upon The Ken
lucky department ri health for assist
HnCr.
Eastern Ohio.
rnai production in Eastern and Ten
trail Ohio for the week ending bCi"h"r
IL fell -. On0 tons short Of the districts
70n. noe tons weekly quota. chiefly be-
cause Of railway car shortage, according
10 a statement issutd ny J. J. Rnhy. fuel
administration production manager for
the district.
with a. full car supply" said Mr..
Rohv. the mines would har" produced
10 600 tons last week. thus exceeding by
10 60h tons the quota which Washington
assigned To us as "ur shar" of General
pcrshings recent demands for million
extra tons nf coal per month.
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" w. P. FAIRCHILD,

Sociology and Anthroholgy in Yale University.
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senator Su;h"rlIul's office reports
$50 y."A'cr Increases rs follows: Th"S.
w. Hill. " NouEdSSlilC. $40 month
and Mrs. Alice T. I.aEdr"sS, OF Elk
Ei"W $40 Il month.
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Miss Sara Edclcn. of ParkcrshurG
who has been visiting IN New York Tor
TWO munlhSi has arrived her" ana -
thu CUES: Of her niece. Mrs. FREQ w.
E,.rkInS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
DO SOMETHING
FOR THAT COUGH
DIR. Bells Pinc-Tar-H Honey will prove
ideal treatment.

A neglected cough may lead to
such dangerous bronchial or lung
ailments. that proper attention with
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey cannot
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You can absolutely depend on
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tive in thousands of cases where a
hacking cough difficult breathing
Inflammation or hoarseness were
involved Its balsam and healing
ingredients sOothe the throat. loos-
en- the phlegm. the antiseptic prop
critics check the cold germs and few
erish or grippy feelings are prompt
~ allayed.
Take DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey
at once. not only for quick and graf
flying relief for all distressing
symptoms. but TO prevent serious
after-effects. Still sold at % cents
hV all druggists. "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
Prospects of War Time Teams
BY Jack Veiock-

NEW YORK, March c. - The
minor Lacquer thrives on punish
ment
Nc matter how hard the going is
one year he generally comes back
the next season with a grim smile
on his face and determined 10 keep
the pastime going in spite of the
fact that he may be staring the
poOrhouse in the face
Last fall, after the worst season
ever experienced by the minors in
their many years of ups and downs.
il was generally predicted that not
more than half a dozen minor
leagues would dare TO open their
gates this year.
At the annual meeting Of the Ma
tiOnal association in Louisville last
November the gloom predominant
ed. They were in evidence every
where. and a big majority of the
club owners shook their. noggins
sadly and said:
Wen do well to hold leases on
closed bali parks next yearr'
But within few short months
things have changed
John II. Farrell. secretary of the
National association, attended the
annual meeting OF the big league
here last month and brought the
news that a dozen or more minor
leagues will open the gates in April
and May.
Whether or not these leagues
will be able to play the season out
is a question. but they are going to
try il, and the fact proves beyond
the shadow of a doubt that the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
CAPTAIN
REDUCED IN GRADE

WASHINGTON. March Capt.
Victor Blue. who commanded the
battIeship Texas when that vessel
went ashore OF Block Island several
months ago. has been reduced ten
mum beers in grade. In announcing
the action today Sec'y Daniels dis
closed that he had modified the
court martials sentence OF the loss
OF 20 numbers. upon recommended
tion for cIemency by the court itself
and Adm Mayo. commanding the
Atlantic fleet. The secretary said
capt. Blues onense consisted prin-
cipauy Of placing too great reliance
upon his navigating officer, and
commented upon his excellent re-
cord
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
SENIORS HOLD
TOP POSITION
Defeat Freshmen by Score of
II 10 2-SOph-Jun
Scrap is Fast.
BY Harl Robachcr.

I'm the weekly interclass basket
ball contests. staged at the high
school Wednesday afternoon. the
seniors maintained their top posi-
ton by defeating the freshmen by
the score of 1872.
The sOphOmOTes pulled the sur
prise of the day when they trounced
the juniors to the tune OF eos.
The first contest between the
seniors and freshmen looked for
awhile as if the freshmen would DE
on top when the final whistle
sounded. but Probst. the seniors
lanky center, upset dope and dash
eel 10 the ground the 'freshies"
only hope by some clever shoot
ing The big senior center obtain
ed four goals and played great
floor game.
Sousley and Clybourne played
fast games, the former getting two
baskets. while the latter did much
20 hold the freshmen scoreless. az
far as field goals go. For the
"hrst year men" EcSards. who
checked in the only two points
made by his team, played a good
game HoHoweU, Smith. and
Sheer played fair defensive games
and Mellander did some clever
floor passing work for the 'yearl-
ings"
Lineup and summary.
Freshmen (2) Seniors u2)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
sTUDEBAKER AUTO LEAGUE.
ARCHBISHOP
SPEAKS TO N. Y. WOMEN

NEW YORK, March T. Most
Rev. Cosmo Lang. arch bishop of
York. who is in America 10 bring
about closer understanding be-
tween England and the United
States told the members of the
Girls Friendly Society here today
what the working women are do
ing and can do to help win the
war.
Problems arising from the war,
especially those affecting the vel
fare OF women. have been most deli
cate. the archbishop said. AMI unus-
ual conditions have brought the
women OF England into a labor
which they have done lin. a heroic
manner"
You may be certain" he said.
that there will be a great deal o.
restlesSness and excitement among
the women OF the land during the
early days % your country's entry
into the war For the men Of fight
ing axe there is but one place and
they are responding as CALAMITY
as did the men OF our country.
But il Is question with the
younger women and girls OF all
classes. In England many have
found work in the Rel Cross and
thousands of educated young wom-
en- are employed in the hospitals
that are 10 be found in all parts
Of the country. others. thousan ds
upon thousands, are doing the work
of men TN the munition plants and
still others are filling the soil and
doing il cheerfully The latter. in
many instances. represent what We
might call the toughest class in the
kingdom but they are behaving like
beroineS"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

minor leaguers are game 10 the
core. They take their losses with
a grim smile, and the next spring
they do around, pass the hat among
the live wires Of their cities and
towns, get what pledges all over
again.
1t takes lots Of nerve to run a
minor league club. If the owner
fails to turn out a winning team he
doesn't even hear a whisper that
sounds like a dividend on his in
vestment. He generally manages
TO tide over through the sale Of a
few players, and If he is lucky
enough TO develop sensational
youngster he gets a good price from
some big league club for the play
er and manages to keep the coyotes
away from his door.
This is the kind Of stuff the
minor leaguers are made OF, and
the fact that Is leagues have signi-
fed their intention of opening the
season is encouraging. What the In
ternational league will do cannot
be forecaSted accurately in advance
of their meeting March %. but it
is doubtful that they will open the
season. The leagues which have
signifed their intention Of opening
their parks are as follows:
American association. Pacific
Coast league. Western league.
Southern league, Northwestern
league. Texas league. New York
State league, Eastern league, Cen
tral league. Central association,
Blue Ridge league and the South
Atlantic league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07
NAME ENTRIES
FOR j. Of NJ. MEET
ROCkne Sends His Men Out for
Last Hard Practice
Before Tilt.
By Clias. w. Can.

coach Eockne sent his trackmen
through their last hard workout
Wednesday afternoon before the
Michigan meet. Each man was sent
over his distance or good portion
Of 10 witn the coach keeping an
eye on the clock that ne might get
a line on what 10 expect from the
different members IN the final dual
meet Of the indoor track season
with the University OF Michigan
Saturday night
The wolverines are coming 20
Notre Dame at the end Of this week
with the strongest aggregation that
has represented the Ann Arbor
school in many years The per
formauces of Johnson, Gross. ZoeI-
ln. aud Haigh at the Illinois relay
carnival were conclusive evidence
- those who witnessed them that
Coach steve FARRELL has at least
cornered a crew Of cinder path ar
lists that can hold their own with
any team I'm the country. Coach
Rockue is far from discouraged,
however. and he is banking on the
familiarity OF the Notre Dame men
with the / lap track in their own
gym nasium 10 offset any possible
advantage the Michiganders may
have by ability. Then. too. he is
fond OF telling what a squad Of
hgnters ne Is coaching. men who
viii do their best when they toe
the mark and are not on speaking
terms with the word quit"
Announce Entries.
The entries IN the Michigan meet
are announced by Coach Rockne to
zee as follows
40 yard dash-Nichigan. Zoellin.
Cook. Genebach. Johnson. Notre
Dame. McGinnis. GnfilaD Capt.
Mulligan, Patterson. Lockard, Ba-
han.
$50 yard Michigan Stol.
Forbes. Donnelly, Langley, Kruger.
Nore Dame: Call. Sweeney. Har-
bert Smith, Van Wonterghen.
40 ward low hurdles Michigan:
Johnson. Beardsley. Kruger. Notre
Dame; Gndllan. Hayes.
440 yard run Michigan. Forbes,
Kruger. Schaffer. Messner. Notre
Dame. Barry. Bahan. Smith. Miller.
one mile run-Michigan. Don
nelly. Sedgwick. Forbes. Notre
Dame. Call. Sweeney. Van Wonter-
CHEN. Murphy Harbert.
40 yard high hurdles-Michigan
johnson. Beardsley, Kruger, Zoel-
lin. Notre Dame. Gnfllan, Hayes
300 yard dash-Michigan Zoel-
Din. Cook. Genebach Johnson. Notre
Dame. Mulligan. Guhllan, Lockard.
McGinnis Miller
Shot put - Michigan. Baker
Lindstrom Notre Dame. Gilfllan.
Phubin, Ronchetti. Holton.
Pole vault - Michigan. Cross.
Eeardsley. NOtre Dame: Rade-
macher, Powers, Suttner.
High jump-Michigau: Johnson,
Haigh. Later Notre Dame: Gil
nuan. Walters.
one mile relay race-Contestants
to be chosen from entries in other
events.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

Baskets: Scott 4: Wedel. g.;
Goodman. 8: Mccarthy 3 Free
throws Wedel and Goodman. ..
Substitutions: Feldman for Scott
Referee. Donovan. Timer: W. Wat
ters. Scorer. Nyikos Umpire. Fer
rage.
Removed from game for having
four personal fouls.