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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL TEAM

giving really seems different.
Nineteen eighteen presents a new
battle. 1t is no longer Harrisburg
VS.. Harrisburg, but Steelton VS.. Har-
risburg. Our experience has been
that when Steelton comes to town
there is sure to be a real fight on
the gridiron. The Steelton teams
have always known football and that
is what the people want to see.
Here's to the best team and may
you all enjoy your turkey"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
Basketball and Dancing
at Chestnut Street
Tomorrow Night

The st. Elizabeth club of Phila-
delphia will be the attraction at
Chestnut Street Auditorium Thanks
giving night. st. Elizabeth is the
only club that defeated the local
Independents twice in two games
played last season. The team is
practically the same as last year.
Several Eastern League stars will
be in their lineup, including Jimmy
Brown, of the Camden Eastern
League team; MacGreager and
Campbell, who were sterling guards
on the old Jasper Eastern League
club; Moorhead. who jumped CEN
ter for DeNeri will be in the pivot
position for the visitors.
'She local team is practicing hard
for this game as it is one of the
hardest on their schedule. The dec
orations in the auditorium will be
up for the game this Thursday.
Dancing will Immediately follow the
game. The lineup:
F=aVH Al
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
sLAvs PROCLAIM UNION

Copenhagen, Nov. 27.-An assem-
bly, of representatives of all the south
slav parties at Agram Saturday pro-
claimed a union of all the south Slav
districts of Austria Hungary and
Serbia and Montenegro,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
THE LINEUP
Technical

The Agricultural Wages Board, es-
tablished for England and Wages un-
der the corn production act of 1917,
have given notice that they propose
to fix minimum time rates of wages
for male workers of Is years Of age
and over in Norfolk and in North
amptonshire on the basis of a mini
mum rate of 30s (S730).
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27

Piles Cured in to II Days
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
You can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price soc.
with, rdg. matter, II.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27

There were 11,601 more persons en-
ployed in the principal factories of
the Netherlands on May l, 1917, than
on May l, 1914. For every 100 work.
ers in 1914 there were 20 female
workers and in 1917, 23.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
WITH THE BOWLERs

There was some hot contests at
the Academy alleys last evening,
Pershing edging out the Generals
by three points. The totals were:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
PERSONNEI OF STAFT

Steelton High -..
n H. c. Frey, faculty athletic di-
rector.
Hale Sharosky manager.
George Dundoff. assistant manager
George Cockill, coach.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27

Tech High
Percy L. Grubb, faculty athletic di-
rector.
William Fortna, manager.
Louis Snyder, assistant manager.
Paul c. Smith, coach.
]. F. Rees. faculty advertising and
financial director of football games.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27

street car from there. The follow
ing players will go: Holahan, Meek,
Laughery, Fetrow and Long.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27
STANDING OF TEAMS

At the Boyd Memorial alleys the
McCormicks turned up their toes
to the Dull team, as follows:
DTIT Il, TEAM
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-27

Totals ...>708 619 592-1909
At Leonard's the Purchasing
chaps put it over open Hearth to
this tune:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-12
auf fapttaIiitifatr Seits

auf tapttaIttif@sr Seits
beuurubigt man ii9 iiber ben @eDuns
ten, oh bic yeationaliiiruns Der Giisns
babnen pcrbiitst tperben fDnne. Dus IT
cine yrase, bic fpdterer GriDdsuns
pprbebaIten bleiben farn. Die 9(ns
nabne, bab neil ieBt bic 8dbneu uits
ter aesierunsssR sRontrole geitelIt ipors
ben Iinb, biefe @inridtuns bard Gcfeb
eduernb serra9t ipsrben tann, 1T ents
ihieben irrig. Die 8unbesoerfoHung
1T iosuiasen stpsitbeiIis. fe 1T fur ben
&ries unb fir ben Jrteben etnseridtet.
Die seIebli6en GeipalteH, bic TN
Hrisse beffeben, tDnnen i'm Jrnben
ni6t auseeiibt iperben. 9Iber abgdes
ben BON ben tonititutionelen 8ei4rdns
fungen iinb au6 nod srObere finans
SieIler Grt pprbdnben. Menn bic Re'
gieruna bic giIenbabnen fpdter bau'
ernb iibernebmen min, mub fe BEN
dngernetenen Mterth oufiir be5dhle1
ufto bdritber ntro 1enr ptel 81 lo9eH
fem. Damn IGbt ih bic 5raqe aud
Don einem anbsren Stonbpuntt oufs
faFen, nGnlih, mas pprsusieben 1T:
Die yabnen unter ftrensere Resiss
runastontroe su feller ober tie 'n
enteianen. gaud urferer @nfi6t n
bag grfiere pprSusiehen, mel es be
betben Yortbeile pereint. bic tnbipi'
bueue shdtigteit bsisabebditsn nnb
ben Wisbrauh biefer Tbdtinteit All
perbtuDern. oatfen mir tSeiebs aes
babt. I'm Der @erI6ulbuno Der Giiens
bobneu Gtnhalt su oebietsu. 10 mare
Der gnteisnunsssebante Hi6t aufae'
lpmmen.
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@iener Marft'ebem In eSrie'
oeusSeitenr

Dos lsiblihe unb seiitigs @obFbs'
fiuben zines Meltiden bdnet = II
proiai55 es tIinsi = prn ben @isen'
f4ujten unb Jabigteitsn feines yla'
gems ab. Dab biefer GrfnbrungsiaH
aub auf bas taufsnbt0pfige Gemin'
ipsIen elmer groBitdbt anfpenouHs
finbet, iit ntft nur finnbilbIi4 Ssl
Dsriteben, ipie bic bstaHrIte 5obel bss
ReHenius asrippa. Der emf ben s'les
bejern i'm aIten ROm bic Notbwenbiss
teit bes 3uiammsntpirtens allsrStdns
De bur9 bas 9lei5nib BON Wtogen
inb DON ben OIiebern bes Gorpers
barIegte. iOnbern er gilt audi i'm p0rts
lifen Sinne. Die 4ntiDort nuf bic
Srnee, pie Iid bic geOOlierung elmer
Staot erndbrt, sibt uns mali4en
ipi9tisen gafI9lub iiber bic natiirIis
DE gntpidluns nnb bic gbdratterfis
geni6often f5rsr 9stpobnsr. Dos les
bensfrobe Dien, nit ieiner nGrpsn
5reufe an materiellen @efriiiien unb
fsinr beitsren unD seiellisen 6iHnsss
art, bic ibm ben Rnmtn Der s6iaot
Der pbdatsn' einsetrossn BAT, pfrs
oantt fein siesHtbiimlites Geprdse
niht siilsbt Der @ortreffli6tsit unb
glduseubsn Jiills Der auf ieinuwldrts
ten aufeeitapsIien, 6ers unb GauusH
srfreueuben Sinef. 60 Derfibert bca
Idon i'm 16. SabrbunbeTt Der biebsrs
S6uaebrr unb post WoIfgnHe
Shmelbl in itinem .2obipru6 Der
Stnbt @isn1 ON G@Iub fsiner begsis
|tsrtsu @GilOsrung:
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I'm TIN ebentaus pdftir 5u getpinnell
Nnf Der dnberen Selte fJ6It es MD
an elmer ges.nagitation. Die 8eIiir'
porter bes JrauenzStimmregts legsr
bar, bah ba bic 5rauen niht minoel
Durd bic 9dnblungen Des Stoates b.
troffsn ipsrbsn. 10 lei es nidt mebr als
gere4t. ibnen Die sleide Waife gu ihrsm
S@use su perIeiben, ipis ben Uidn'
nern. glu1 pirb bararf bingeipidsn,
bdb bic 5rauen nidt minber 5ur grs
baltung bes Staates beitrasen, tpis
bas anbere Gefdlebt. Damn ipirb ben
Jrnuen na9eeriibmi, baB iie Elm feines
res Gmpfinb.n fir las Saidli4e uno
Sitttide beFben utib baburd als
| Stimmgeberinnen befdhigt pdren,
bSeien befsren anfauuunsen ginsans
in bos 5ffentlihe 9eben 5u oerf9affen.
Mnbere nebmen ben Stanbpuntt eir,
buB es isinsn 3tped babe, bas 5rdusns
Stimmre9t Su betGinpfen, bd ber 3us
Der 3eit in bisier Ri4tung ii9 beipsss
unb bassssn jeber aampf sipedlOs lei.
Die @tsusr bes 0srfaHunssza zamsn'
dement's berufen Iid duf bic erfabs
runsen, bic in ben Staaten, mo- bds
Jrauenitimmreat ihon beitebt. esiam'
melt tporb,n iinb unb biefe eriebsn lai'
ZEN, bab babur9 bic 3ubl Der St.Hs
men ipobl iebr bebeuteno bernlthri.
aber ni9t ibre Audfit1t gabshert
ipprben isi. giemaHb tOnne ben Be
ipas liefsrn, baB in b.n Staaten. po
ods 5rauenittmmre9t i6on ieit bielen
Sabreu beitebt, bic poIitii9en einrtbs
t,lnsen ii6 in anbsren ooer bensr'n
3uffdnben befinben, als in ben Stdds
ten, mo bios bic MGuuer itimmen. es
betpdbre ii4 bic alte 2ebre, bic onf gios
tureeieb berubt, ipsIdes nit ben gBors
ten ausaebriidt iptrb: Tsann unb Meib
finb Gin 2eib. Die @niihten bes widn'
neg perben BON Der Jrau gsthsiIt uHo
{ stpdre itItmm, fpenn oas anoers
mare, ipenn irgenb ettpus sei3dhe, etf
nen afl spiIheH EN- ebepoar su
treiben, tppburd eine Seriebung gs1or'
bert tpiirbt, bic ole Mdbrnebmnn1en
aufsuboIien eebietsu, bamii bos ehslide
aeben nidt p6lIis uuseinanber folls.
Die anidauung Der auoeren Sette,
bab bic jesissn @erbdItnifie, mo bic
syrduen aestpungen iinb, an bem of
Fenili&en 2eben 9lntbeil gu nebmert
fiir bas BrausnfSimmrtat fprete, fpire
.ntT@idben beffrittsn unb has @tgenf
Ibeil als ridtis barpeiteIlt. Die auf'
5abe Der Grau. beibt ea, III iebt rebr
lIs ie, in Der SdusIihteii gu ipirisn
lnb bab Fie baust am bejten benz
Boble bes Stuaies bisne. Die frense
5parfanrteit in Der Suusbultuns. bic
ebt b69ite pflidt iei. Iafe li4 nifA
'eriptrttiden, ipena Trauen ftDe Ge'
'anten aubnbatb Der 6Gusii6teit fpeis
en- IoFen. Die @sIi fei babur9 in
9erfalI esratben, bub bas auberbdnss
idbe 2eben, als Solse Der pplitifhen
sbGtigteit Der eyrou uHb aus anberen
lrfn9en an GielIs bes bdusIiffu
,ebens sstreten fei. Die 5amiIk fei
'os Gunbament bes Stoates nnb lie
Dune nidt gebsibeu, fuenn bic Grousn,
,el9e bas Sumilierlebeu 81 teiten bss
timmt inb. Fib bisfem eutfremben.
In Jolos beFsn fpsrbsn biz 9esnsr bes
Iraueuftimmrehts iid ihrerfeiis be'
riibeu, nidt ben gruuen su aeibe,
'nbsrn Der Grbaituus Der GeftlF6dfi
ulieee, ben Gendt BON Der GenebmtS
una BEG @menoemsnts ab5ubdlien. L
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Sn gbieaso perben bic

Su Gbitaso perben biz
,Yarbiere eiuen neuen Sarti
auflteQen, Der 80 Gents fir Suars
i9neiben unb % Gents fir RaiireH
perlanst. Oie Rettiertieuns ift bic
tetannte art. auss 1T tbeurrr sepors
Den. Die 8arbiersebilfen iorbsrn mebr
&Obn, ben iis Dur48uissu befdbist
iinb, neil 10 piels bon ibnen fir bas
Seer ausgebobsn pcrben. altobol tos
itet mebr. 0as Wof4en bon SerDiets
ten IL. 7. tp.iit tbsurer getpDrbeu unb
tpas Ionit bierin angefiibrt fpirb. Bon
Yar6iereu tanu man ni9t ertDdrteu,
bab tie iid nit Acknowledgement i9en
unb pbiloiopbiIfen Stubien bsfafsu.
Sn Splss befTen entgebsu ibuen spei
fpiatise Oinee. Das Cine TT, bab aIIss
ieine preissrenss bat uuo ipenu bieis
iiberihritten pirb. bic Ra9frase rad
OIenitleiitunsen, ebcnio ipie na4 Waas
rem abfGIt. Die pbiloiopbie, bic aud
ouf bic Rosmetit, tpeld,e sds Sanbs
Dert Der garbisre 1T, Qnpenbung
finbet, lsbrt, buB Der Wsenib ii5 bein
g3pang Der @erbGltnifie anpabt. 9ez
senpdrtig iinb bic tur5en Suare unb
Elm gluttes 9siidt in Der Miobe. Jm
4lgentetnen lit oos pom Stanbpunft
Der @'iunbbait unb Reinlihteit iebr
5u empfeblen, aber fDenn Der Breis,
ben bieie 8ortbeile toiten su bod 1T,
10 drlbert man bic Mobe unb man fpirb
5u b"n friiheren 3eiten suriidfe6ren,
dls lunge Sauptbddrs unb 9olIbdrte
als duberes 3ei6en bon Wdnnli6teit
qaltsn Dann III au6 nidbt su beraefs
len bdb Die Snitruments. tpelde bds
SHlb'trufiren erm0gli6en, nod mebr
IN Mufnohme tommen iperben. als biss
her urb Wutters irbsner gppf. ben lie
b'n eireeru uuf bas haupt Ffiilpt, Inn
bic rufsn berpnrragenhen 6dure obs /
auihneiben pirb fpieber an ghren
tomusr mtit anberen @orien: Dsnn
man ben Bnnen au ffroff fpdnnt. reibt
er, uiih i'm garbiereef6dfi.
Dus Ser Staaten Reprd.sI
fentduteHbaus Bat bus @erfafs |
iunge e@msnoeHent Sur RationaIifirung
BEG 6rausnftimmrsHts gensbmiei Sm
Sendt ifeint ods 4malbemeni minber
ghnitige ausiidtfn 5u bahen, bod TT
cine iebr farts asitaiion I'm Dsrts, [
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an Oreeon baben Die bcrtisen

Sn Oregon haben bic bcrtiser
Demrtraten cine @gitoticn bescnnen,
INN BEN S9abamts SefretGr DC
9lpco als ndHfen prGTibenti4afts-
aanbiboten ibrer partei ouf3uiieIlen,
9luf rspublitanifder Seite BAT man
nod nitts ppn befintipen &onbioas
ten asb0rt. Ood ipirb gefagt, baB
Roofeoelt uHb Soft tpieber ipillens
feisn ihr Slid su psrfuden. Gs ipers
ben dber aii6 Senator Sbernan bon
SninOis unb 5arbing bon Obio ees
nannt. Bon 2ebtsren tpirb bas ans
genpmmen, neil re In ihren Reoeu
i'm Ssnat anfibtsn gum @usbrud
brireen, bic Stelun9 gsgen bic Ref
sieruns nebmen. ipeIds fis bureaufrus
tffd iosialiFtif9 nsnneu uno ben
@runbfab bes rfreien Spiels Der
4rGfte" pertreten, ipouyit cine 0ers
ninberuna Der Regierungsgetpnlt gee
meint in. Obne 3ipeifel ipirb bic olte
sSrase: Of bic 1bdtistsit Der Regies
rung, I'M gunbe fripphl fpie in ben
ginseIftaaten ausgebebnt ooer be-
itrGnft fperbsn ioll, BET ben grdfi.
bentI6afts sRominationen reip. Ddbs
len sur gntT6eibirns tonrmen. Ol
nber bisfer 3eitpunft mod febr ipeit
eHtfernt ift, 70 ndrs es oerfrilbt,
jest i6on bos SIR urb Wtber IN ers
pdguns gu Sisben.
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S66f erfrsuIi6 iit es. Dor

66dft erfrsuItb 1T es, Dor
ben Rcgisrunggbeamten 5u berneS'
men, bab bas Spionirfpitem in bic
fem aarbe aufsel5ft ipprbeu TIT uni
bag, mas isst nod bierin tpdbrnebm'
bar III, fi1 alrf 5anblungen iiber'
fpannisr Nsnffen beIdrdnft. Gs gibi
fein srSberss unh smporeuberes Der
breben ala Spionage in &riegsseitsr
unb aIles, mas ssfbiebt, Inn iie gu uns
teroriidsn, ipirb pilItDmmen sebeibsn
tperber.
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ecrbanbsn, bab pi. phpIiffrn ar6fst
Der Srautn Iiiht ausreihen. llnit'
res grmsHsns iolIte ss nint bic min.
beft SHipisriafsit bisten, bic burd
ausbebuns frei perbsHben 6tellunseu
mil Manern gu befsssn. ba e iiher'
Iid bersn asnus iiber 40 Sabre gfbt.
bic aern in Den 9.Oitbisuit etntreten
ipiirben.
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es 1T cine febr ri9tise Be

Gs 1T sine iebr ri6tige Be
mertuHs ppn Ridter @orp, BEN
Sdupt Der Der. Staaten Stab!
Gompanp, bob nu6 bem 3rtege unIer
2nnb ii& inbuftriel nod tpeiter duss
behnen mub, als iest, neil duf eiHs
riefige 3pnfurrens 81 re4nen 1T.
Blister bdtten mir Zen 8orran9 i'm
@roBbetrieb. Das bot aufeebOrt. Sis
eurcpGiiHen adnter finb bur9 ben
&rieg auf benIelben pfdb selentt
ipprben. Wtan lam fosar fugen, bub
btr6 ben 3ipans beg ariess neue Sns
buftrieiGnbsr entftarben finb, bte fi8,
tpenn Der Weti6erperb Der Rationen
beeinnt, fiiblbur MAIDEN perbeu.
Benn mir nt9t i'm 6tntertreFfen
bleibsn ioIlen, urub Der inouitrielle
Mufftpung Der kbten brei Sabre
nihf blps betbebd1ten, fpnbern NOD
tpeiter auseeoebnt iperoer-
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Sat ieben Tag lit in ben
3eitunsen Don beutf9en Gumilien 81
leien, bic ni9t tpenissr als brei Gols
baten ms Gelb i6iden. Das seist,
tpeIae araft bas beutfhe glement ben
@ar. Staaten perleibt. 5roBoem febli
es nidt an Wsni9en, ipslde in
ardmpfe oerfaIIen, penH lie etnen
beutfhen Rameu bDren unb allss, mas
irgenbtpe beutfd lit, nit idselen @u=
gen aHieben. aein ipobrer Oeutifer
ipirb ii9 aber babura einf6ihtern
Iaffen, ionbern iid ieines fpabren Wers
thes bepubt bleiben. Wenn er fir bns
Sunb feiner Wabl feiu 8lut uub fem
Gut bingibt. pis bas ausnabmslos
gsfhiebt, 10 bat er bas Redt, oon fsis
nen Mitbiireern nihteeutf9er abftums
mune Bic qebiibrenb' N6tuna su fors
bern unb bruudt iih Dor ibnen nidt
gu perfteden.
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Tie @efunb6eit beumte IN
in alien GtG5ten Der unirn empfinben
qrofe Gorge iiher bie bohen Wilhs
preife. Dos iinb MGnner, bic bon ben
inneren Ganilienlebsn Der drmeren
RlofTen burh ibren geruf &enntnib
srldnaen unb ibre Meinunoen oefen
sinftimmiu balm. baB bic t6suersn
Wilfbreife Elm Iftperss In lid fir
bog 2nnb limb, neil iis sins drobe
Rirbsriterhlif1teit perurInhen, irrbem
an bic Stells BON Wlilh iebt fhnn
in grobem Mnbe Ruhrun1 uef'ht piro.
burH ipelche bic Rinber enttrIften, 70
bds iie in GROCER 3dh binqeroFTt
psrben. W2on bat bisher iiber ben
arober Riidgano in Der 3dhI Der @ez
bilrten 9roft unb 8arufinung bariu
aefunbsn, bab penn bic 2ahI Der Sc
fafrten iett auh beeeutsrtb derinncr
fsi, ala friifer, odFiir bic 9ohl bsr
IrMsfdGIe ourh bic before 0fle1e
nnn Ruhrtna iif perminbert fdbe
@iefer 5rpit lit ri6t me6r Dorbunben
Die Beb0lterun7s Gerae brennt an
beinen @nben. gfpds mub esF6eher,
lin ben 8inbern Der armen ssniigeno
WiIch 5u Iiefern.
ueber bic 9ernerbborfsit Der
Frauen an SteIle BON WGnnern, qe>
FEN, oenau fpis ii6er bos Stimmre4t
hie Uaeinungen nuseinarber. Der
poifmeiftsr Don Rem 0prf bot Sraueu
als Grieftrduerinncn anqeftslIt, ebetfo
Der Boitmsiiter BON ct. 2ouis. grfte7
rer erflGrt iih nit Dem grperimen.
fehr sufrieben. Gr iaqt, baB bieFrursn
FIRE BfIifien ebenfo gut o'iffdffen
ME bic Wfdnner. Sur nit Der pbp.
Iifhen Graft lei IS nbht fp mt Be.
felt. grisftrdger miiifsn 8oitiahen
Bis su 40 pfuHD iragsH unb Nroueg
iDHne man nift rrebr ols % gfun1
auF6iirbeu. Der poftmeiftsr nru ct
Bouts Ingt, er tperoe bic Trnuen, bi,
er auf Yrobe anuei'eGt Bat, pisber
entlnffsn, fpsil bic 416eit su fhtpsr
fiir lie fei. Cine uebereinitimmunq
i. pie man Iiett. bod in Der Sinfi8t
Evening star., 1918-01-11
IS OPPOSED
Reason 1ntercamp Wrestling and
Boxing Tourney in Kansas City
Was Objected To.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, January 11.-Fol-
lowing the announcement Of promoters
that the wrestling and boxing tournament
between Camp Funston, Kan, and Camp
Dodge. Iowa, set for Kansas City Janu-
ary Is and 26, probably would be called
off because of protests of the Kansas City
Ministerial Alliance, the Rev. George P
Baity. chairman of a committee appoint
ed by the alliance to investigate the tour
nament, said the objection was based on
the belief that the soldier camps were te
get only two-thirds of the profits. the re-
mainder going to the promoters.
I'VE are not opposed to clean sport
Rev. Baity said. but we do object to To-
cal promoters making profit on an enter
tainment for the benefit Of camp boys"
Mayor Edwards has sent a letter tC
the Camp Funston authorities, calling
their attention to the Missouri statute
which forbids prize fights. While the
mayor expressed his personal approval
of boxing and wrestling contests. kept wei
within the bounds of true sport and elm
mating all prize fight features. he pointed
out his obligation and intention of en-
forcing the law. leaving it to the pro-
moters of the contest either to cancel the
proposed carnival or make the events
conform to the law.
Evening star., 1918-01-11
SPORTS QUIET AT CORNELL.
Complete Programs in No Branch of
Spring Athletics Planned,

The condition of college athletics at
eastern institutions is well illustrated
by the situation at Cornell. one of the
leading universities Of the section in
the support of sport. There is hardly
one department Of athletics in which,
at the beginning of the year. a COM
plete program or schedule is planned.
Efforts are being made to support, as
far as compatible with other more i'm
portant activities, each and every
branch of sport indulged in during the
spring months. The situation in rowing
is perhaps typical and as outlined in
recent issue of university publica-
ton gives an insight to conditions
prevailing at Cornell at this time The
article. in part, is as follows:
Rowing plans have not yet crystal
lized. Practice on the rowing machines
in the gymnasium will go forward, and
when the inlet is clear of ice in the
spring, crews will be boated as usual.
On account of the early closing of the
university, however. it will be difficult
for the management to schedule dual
races. either on Lake Cayuga or else
where. 1t is taken for granted that no
attempt will be made this year to re-
vive the Poughkeepsie regatta. OBJ
viously Cornell could not participate
in such a regatta next spring. John
Collyer, active rowing coach, was in
Ithaca recently and while here he con-
ferred with Mr.. Courtney and others
on the rowing situation. but no definite
conclusion was reached. Final decision
will not be made until later in the WIN
ter.
"In general. athletic activities except
in basket ball and wrestling have been
unusually quiet since Thanksgiving,
the attention of the undergraduates be-
ing turned largely toward enlisting and
the draft regulations"
Evening star., 1918-01-11
BY 81. C. BYRD.

Tomorrow night at the Y. NJ. c. A. the
District intercollegiate Basket Ball
League will get under way again.
Catholic University plays Gallaudet.
and Maryland State comes in to try
conclusions with George Washington.
The first game begins at o'clock. and
play will continue almost uninterrupt-
ed until both games are finished.
One change has been made in the pro-
gram of playing the game. There will
be no waits between halves AS soon
as the first half Of the Catholic Uni
versity -Gallaudet. game is completed.
George Washington and Maryland
State will take the floor. They will go
through the first half of their contest,
after which the second half of the c.
U.-Gallaudet struggle is to be contin-
ued In this way there will be no
waits for the spectators between
halves. George Washington has done
some little practicing during the holi-
days, but most of the teams are little
better off now than when they opened
the schedule just before the holidays.
and aggressive, and is certain to show
consistent Improvement all through the
year.
High school basket ball is to the fore
this afternoon, Western meeting East
ern and Central playing Tech The
contest between the two flrst-men-
Evening star., 1918-01-11
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fulton PUTS TATE OUT
Slips Over K. O. Punch in Second
Round of Scheduled Twelve
Round Bout at Joplin, Mo.

JOPLIN. Mo, January 11.-Fred Full
ton of Rochester, Mimi, last night
knocked out Harry Texas" Tate of
Nowata. Okla. in the second round of a
scheduled twelve-round bout. Tate went
down twice before receiving a blow to
the jaw that put him out.
1t was apparent from the opening of
the bout that Tate was outciassed. Full
ton opened with left jab to Tate's
stomach and followed with another to
the same place. 4 hard left to the face
brought blood from Tate's nose and
mouth. Tate swung wildly and sent in
a hard uppercut that Fulton barely
missed, but Fulton came back with an
overland swing that sent Tate to the
floor. He remained down for the count
of nine. Fulton sent in repeated jabs to
the face.
Tate came back in the second round
with vicious swings that Fulton lodged.
Fulton again sent in hard punches to
Tate's face and with right to the
jaw sent Tate down. Tate got up only
to be sent to the mat again. Another
hard right put the Oklahoman down,
and his manager, Willy McCartey,
threw in the sponge.
Tate weighed 206 and Fulton 215
pounds. .