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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-09
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed at the city clerks Office in the
city of Rock Island until 2 o'clock
D. m, May II, 1919. for publishing
inA pamphlet form, monthly reports
like those heretofore published.
Bfdder to quote price per page
for 100 copies, cover to os counted
as oneN page.
NJ. T. RUDGREN. City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-09

city for a number of years. The
widow, Mrs. Emile kneipp, sur
wives him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-09
Licensed to Wed

John Cooper ......C ordoya
Mrs. Clara MIDGET :. Clinton, Ia.
Harold F. W. Dorbeck -. Moline
Martha Ellen Benefited. .......
......Li Little Rock, Ark.
John Garcia .... Sheridan, Ill.
Mrs. Theresa A. Carr, Sheridan. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-09

All the News All the TimsZ
The Argus.
The border vidette., 1919-03-08
OUR VISITORS.

The following disting uished gentlemen, a number of whom are accompanied by lady mem- bers of their family, are visitors in Nogales, as delegates to the Arizona Bankers Association, which convened here yesterday:
 M. I. Powers, Flagstaff; Don aid Dunbar, Phoenix; c. H. Bald win, Chandler; N. H. VanSpans- keren, Mesa; J. E. Rowlands, Phoenix; Dan Norman, Chicago; Fred. J. Steward, Tucson; Kirt l.. Hart, Tucson; M. J. Cunning ham, Bisbee; R. N. Fredericks, Prescott; c. w. Kayser, Ell Paso: H. Watson, El Paso; J. R. Todd, Globe; B. H. Green, Clifton; A. M. Beach, Mesa; c. A. McDon- aid, Bisbee; A. T.. Esgate, Phoe- nix, R. w. McAfee, El Paso; Geo. P. Edwards, San Francis co; $. M. Foster, Phoenix; R. B. Moore, Phoenix; T. M. Quebe- deaux. El Paso; w. w. Jones, San Francisco; w. A. Ronynge, Los Angeles; T. B. Willis, San Francisco; J. Camphouse, Los Angeles; D. w. Working, Un- iversity of Arizona; w. A. Lam- prey, Tucson; Jesse l.. Boyce, Phoenix; A. J. McKinnon. Rc- son; A. H. Herrin, Stafford; Ed ward Elliott, San Francisco; F. w. Wolfe. San Francisco; Chas. F. Solomon, Tucson; Nose Drach- man. Tucson; J. A. H. Kerr, Los Angeles; l.. M. Patterson, Los Angeles; A. c. Smith. Benson; N. Essick, Bisbee; J. Fred Ryan, Bisbee; J. F. Williams, Ell Paso; H. c. Christie. Ell Paso; J. A.
 Calkins, San Francisco; J. PH Connolly, Bisbee; Sam Lawder, Ell Paso; J. M. Fisher, Ell Paso; Byrd Brooks, Tucson George A. i Kennedy, San Francisco; Rus sell Lowry, San Francisco; P. P. Greer, Globe; s. B. Brown, Willcox; A. B. Jones. Los An geles; B. A. Watkins. Bisbee;
The border vidette., 1919-03-08
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the State of A rizona has filed in this office. under Lhe~provisi sions of the Act of Congress, approved June 20. 1910. (36 Stats, 557 ,I it's School Indemnity Land Selections, applying tor select as indemnity the lands described as follows:
 2893-O4OsOO: In T. 20 :, R. IS E. ., All Sec. H.,
 2937-O4lOS5: Tn T. 22S s., R 10 E , W3SW4; N3NW}; SW4 4NW4; NW4NEl, Sec. II
 (All in G. & S R. M> 5 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice, or any time thereafter and before final approval and certifica tion. this office will receiv 6 protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, January IT, 1919.
 J. l.. IRWIN. Register
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver Date of first publication Mar. 8, 1919
The border vidette., 1919-03-08

Chas. E. Walker, Tucson; Gayle Anderson, San Francisco; w. T. Doran, Los Angeles; w. H.. Thompson, Phoenix; J. S. Ab- bolt, Yuma; Morris Goldwater, Prescott
The border vidette., 1919-03-08
REPUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, at Phoenix
 Arizona, State of Arizona.
The border vidette., 1919-03-08
WICHITA NEws.TRIBUNE FEB. 22ND, 1919.

Three dividends of 100 per cent each have been announced by the F'loydada Oil company, one each for Feb. 25, March l, and March 18th. FloyGada stock has for the last two months been one of the most profitable original investments in the Burk-e burnett fields. It is reported that two 100 per cent dividends have already been paid by this company, aggregating, with those already announced between now and March 15, 500 per cent.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
ODESSON INEJO Boise
VIKAI.
Nezinia kur atsimete tai
kininkai.

Paryzius, bal. 9. - lkrainQ
bol>eviIiV kariuomcnG pajrG
mie>tQ Odessa ties Juodomi~
iurimiS.
Ia zinia gauta IS KiJcvo per
Ma>kvQ bcvicIiu telegraph. Bet
oIiciialjai nepatvirtinta.
Ojr$Sa nuo bolSevikQ gynH
talkininkV kariuomen6, vadO-
vaujant prancuzamS. PraeitQ
>avaite buvo praneSta, kad tai
kininkai * ten paSitraukSiQ
! DnicStro paupi, kad ginti
nuo holSevikV BeSarabiia ir
RummijQ.
Budape>te gauta ziniQ, kad
uLrainai bOlSevikai iSnaujo
apgula mieStq Kjevq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
VANDALAI APIPLESE AL
ToRIU IR PAEME BAz-
NYTINIU RUBU.
Parapija nukentejo kaliais
simtais dolieriu.

West Pullman, ILL.,, bal. g.
Sv. SalomeoS lenkQ katalikQ
baznyGiQ nakti prizes Sekmadie-
nj apipl6St piktadariai. ViSu>
brangeSniuS daiktuS patmG
nuo altoriauS. Sventvagiai
vandalai patti altoriQ sugadino
il iSneSG kick baznytiniQ ru-
bQ.
Dabar naktimiS prize bazny-
clos paSamdytaS SpecijaIiS Sar-
gas. NietoS pOlicija ieSIo pix
tadariu. Tikima, kad jie bus
SuSekti Su paciQ parapiionQ
pagelba.
NuoStoliai apskaitomi h@i
800 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
AUSTRIJAI IR VOKIETI-
JAI GRUMOJA Boise
VIKAI.
Prasys talkininku kariuome'
mes prizes bolsevikus.

Paryzius, bal. 10.-Pastara-
jam vokicciQ kabineto pos6dy-
je, anot ziniQ, nutarta kreipties
j talkininkus su prasymu pa
siusti kariuomene Vokietijon
ir Austrijon ir pagelb6ti vokie-
CLAIMS numalSinti bolSeviku su-
kilimuS.
LaiEraStis l. 'Eclair tvirtina,
jog gen. Humbert, buves tre-
ciosios prancuzu armijos va
das, busias paskirtas talllinin-
kQ armijQ vyriausiuoju vadu
centralinaj Europoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
Estai ISnaujo SupIieke RusQ
BoI$evikuS - . ... !.
ESTAI NUGALEJO Boise
VIKUS.
Paeme 7 sodzius ir 500 ne
laisviu.

Copenhagen, bal. 10. = Il
vyriausios Estonijos arrnijos
stovykloS praneSama, kad esty
armija iSnaujo suplieke rust
bolSevikus. Estai nuolat varo
81 pirmyn. Kovojama jau Ru
sijos teritorijoj.
PraneSimas skamba:
"Po bolSeviku iveikimo Sian
die muSiai perkelta rusu teri
torijon.
"Balandzio 6 d. estQ kariuo
meme persimetd per upe Mar
va, pietuose nuo miesto Narva
ir paeme nuo bolSeviku Z so
dzius ir 200 nelaisviQ.
eta paeia diena estai stur
mavo miesta Gdov palei eaeff
Peipus. Paeme nelaisven 30t
bolSeviku il daugeli visokio1
kares medziagos'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
"SAUSUJU" VIRsUS MI
CHIGANO VALSTIJOJ.
Pasipriesinta net lengvam
alui ir vynui.

Detroit, Mich, bal. 1O.-Mi-
chigano valstija nuo perniai
buvO "Sausa'. TuO sausu-
mu' daugeliS amoniQ nepasi-
tenkino. IImi darbuoties, kad
gyventojamS sugrazinti nors
lengvojo alaus ir vyno.
Sumanymas pakeItas vals-
tijos legisIaturoje. lr tenai pa
gaminta amendmentas leisti
valstiiojc gaminti If vartotl
lengvqji alQ il vynq. Amend
mcntaS paveStaS pilieGiQ baIsa-
vimui. BaISavimaS ivyko pra-
eta pirmadieni.
PaSclmtic pasirod6, kad
"sausicii' Iaimdio. Jic gavO
apie 100000 baISQ daugiau uz
"&lapiuosius".
Vadinasi, pamin6tas amend
mcntaS SutruSkintas ir vaIStl-
ia po to pasilicka dar stiprcs-
ne Savo "sauSumoje".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
.Bov1ETU KoNGREsAS
SVEIKINA BOLsEVI-
KUS.

Berlynas, bal. 1O.-Cia sek1
visp Vokietijos kareiyiq i
darbininkQ sovietQ kongresad
kuriam vadovauja bolSevika1
Vakar kongresas padat|
rezoliucija, kuriaja pasveikin'
Ungarijos If Bavarijos pakilu||
sius bolSevikus. IsreiSkiamI
Wits, kad TRIUMPH laiku boise
vikizmas apimsias visa Vokie|
tia.
Berlyne ramu. Mes svarbes
mes gatves apsaugojamos kul
kasvaidziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
SIAUCIA SLAKUOTA SILL
TINE EUROPOJE.

Washington, bal. lO.-Eals-
tyb6s dopartamcntui praneSta,
jog Ukrainoj, Lcnkijoj (taigi
bcnc ir LictuvoD, Scrbijoj il
kitm baiSiai SiauGia Slakuotos
SiltintS cpidcmiia.
Kadangi cpidemi.ia srmoja
visai ccntralinei Europai, tad
AuStrijoS RaudonaSiS Kryzius
kreipiaSi ] kitQ Sally Raudono-
jo KryziauS organizacijaS tuo-
jaus duoti pagelbQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
WILSONAS KONFERUOJA
SU PREMJERAIS.
Prezidentas pageidauja gryzti
nam0.

Londonas, bal. 9. - Prrzi-
drnta> WiI>ona> iau pa>vriko.
,Anot ziniQ is Pmyziau>, Va
kar .ji> konferavo >u talkinin-
ky prrmirrai>. Svar>tyta at.
>akomyb1> W. karG reikoI&I i'
Saar kIonio klau>imaS. Sian
die tie paty> kIau>imai taip-
pat dar bus di~ku>uojami.
KonrrrcncijoS metu ncpri>i-
minta. kad prezidentas WiI~o-
mas pa>auki BrcStan gaHIaN !
George Washington.
Nicto> vakariniai laikra$Giai
pa<kpIbt ziniQ * ParyziauS il
New Yorko, kurioS iSdalie> pa.
tvirtina prezidento paSiSkubi-
nina nam0.
Sakoma. jog jiS sugrySiaS
Amerikon pirm padarymo tai
kos. NiSu> taikoS reikaIuS
paIikSiQ~ Sckretoriui Lansing
ir puIIl. House. Tiodu bESiQ
igaIioti pa>ira>yti po taiEoS
>utartimi.
Pazymima, jog prezid"ntQ
vrrGia vcikiml @ryzti namo po-
IitiSkaS Stovi> Suv. Nal>tiio>r.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
COTTIN GAVO 10 METU
KALEJIMO.

Paryzius, bal. 9. - Emile
Coffin, kurs andai buvo paSo-
yes premjera Clemenceau, ka-
res teismas buvo pasmerkes
miriop.
Prezidentas Poincare ta pa
smerkimq atmaine kalejimu.
Paskyr6 10 metu.
Sakoma, prezidentas ta pa
dares praSant paGiam premje-
rui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
RIAUSES BRITANIJOS
INDIJOJE.
8 zmones uzmuSta, IL suzeista.

Londonas, bal. TO- Pasta
romis kcliomiS dienomiS riau-
Stu metu mieStc Delhi, Brita-
nijos Indijoj, s Zmonis nuzu-
dyta ir II kitQ suzeISta, anot
gautQ depeSQ is Delhi. Dabar
mieStc viSkaS aprimo.
Balandzio > d. oficijaliam
praneSime buvo sakoma, kad
zmoniu minioS buvo suk6lusiOs
riauSes Abdin skvere ir Mo-
named Ali gatvdje, mieste
Delhi. RiauSininkai tuomet
nuzudG du Zmogu. lmta Saudy-
ii is namQ, kaS dar arSiau pa
k6l6 trukSmq.
Tik viIai vakare pravesta
tvarka. Tq dienq trys zmones
uzmuSta ir keliolika suzeista.
Ta paGia diena Delhi sus-
treikavo paStoS darbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
PASKELBTA OAR VIENA
RESPUBLIKA.

Wurzburg, bal. O. Sitam
Bavarijos micSte bolSevilai pa
SkelbG atskiriQ SovietQ rcSpuh-
likQ.
BolSevikai uzimG viSus laill-
raSGius ir visas visuomends J.
staigas. PrasidGjo generals
'darbininkus strcikas.
ViSOS krautuvGS, iSGmuS
maiSto krautuviS. uZdarytOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
ATNAUJINO SKRIDIMA
PER ATLANTIKA.

Paryzius, bal. 1O.-LakunaS
leitenantas Fontan vakar Is
Versailles nuskrido j Casa
blanca, Morokkoj. Is ten skri-
sias j Dakar, Senegale, gi is
ten j salas Cape Verde.
Paskui jis leisis skersai
Atlantika j pietine Amerika.
Lakunas Fontan karta Jau
buvo megines is Aprikos slri-
sti j pietine Amerika. Bet ne
pavyko sumanymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
HAMBURGE IR BREMENE
PRAMATOMI SOVIETAI.
Bol$evikai varo propaganda
SiauriniuoSe miestuOse.

Copenhagen, bal. 9. - No-
kirGiQ boIScviIlQ SmarkuS po-
Iiti$ka> vrikimaS IaukiamaS pa
clam IIamburgc ir jo apylln-
ktSe, anot praneSimo IS Ber-
Iyno.
Herr il Hauffengcr, bolSevi-
ky (>partakD lyderiu karStal
.iau ina darbuoties tarpe Ham
burgo ir Bremeno. Pramato-
ma, kad tuoSe miestuoSe ar tIk
nebuS paSkclbtoS SovietU res
pubhkOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
AUSTRIA PRASALINO
sAVO ERCGERCOGUS.
Issiunte juos j sveicarija.


Geneva, bal. 1O.-Gauta Il
niQ, kad vokieciQ Austrija vi
sus buvuSius tOs Sales ercger-
cogus ir iu Seimynas, kuriQ
tarpe yra buveS marSaIaS Erie
drich, iStrtmG is Austrijos te-
ritorijQ.
Specijaliu traukiniu SUI
sargyba jie iSvezti ! Sveicarijq,
kur suplauke visi buvusieji
Austrijos- UngarijoS II kitty Sa-
liQ didikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
vOKIEcIU BoLsEVIKA1
DARO NESMAGUMV
TALKININKAMS.

Paryzius, bal. TO- Taikos
konferencijoje pakile nauji ne
smagumai, kuomet Bavarijoje
iskilo virSum bolSevikai.
Tas kartais gall il vel su-
trukdyti taikq. Mes gall prisi-
eiti daryti atskiria tailSa su
Bavaria, jei ten bolsevikai
stipriai laikysis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
8 MIRE NUO NAMINES
DEGTINES.

Freeport, ILL.,, bal. 1O.-Cia
naminio darbo degtinG ! ka-
pus nuvarG dvi moteri il vie
ma vyrq. Matyti, jie prisivird
su pipirais If zolemis medinio
alkohoIio, kuris juos II pas
maugd po l6bavimo.
Valdzia prad6jo tardymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
ANGLAI TRUKDO LAISKU
SIUNTINEJIMA.

Christiania, bal. Q. - Nor
vegiioie pakiIe dideli nepasi-
tenkinimai tuo, kad anglQ cen
zlua trukdo laiSkuS, SiunGia-
mus is Gia ! AmerikQ.
.Angalia viSus IaiSkuS cenzu-
III, ia ir juoS SutrukdO kOkias
+ - ) SavaitcS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
ENGENISKOS MOTERYS-
TES.

Trenton, N. J. bal. 10.-New
Jersey valstijos legislature
pri6m6 billy, kad poros, no.
rincios apsivesti, jei nori gauti
tam tikSlui valdiSkQ leidimq,
privalo pristatyti gydytojaus
paIiudymQ apic savo Sveiku-
mo stow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
LENKAI NUGALABINO %
BOLSEVIKUS.
Buvo submit uz suokal-
biaVimus.

VarSava, bal. 9. - Pinsko
lenkai suim6 ir suSaud6 %
bolSevikQ agentuS. Nugalab1n-
ticii bolSevikai suokalbiavo
patraukti savo pus6n Pinsko
garnizonQ ir pagrobti patti
mieStq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10

TELECRAMA L|ETUVIU
INFORMAC|JOS B|URO.

WASHINGTON. bal. 10. -
Lietuviu IIormacijos Biuras
SveiCarijoje braneSa; jog baIan-
dziO 4 diena Kaune paskelbta
Lietuva reSpubIika ir reSpubli-
KOS prezidentu iSrinkta Antanas
Smetona
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10

: Havana, bal. o. ciona
atidaryta devintoji salos Ku
bos kongreso sesija. Kongres
didziuma atstovu yra konseI'
vatistai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
NUPIRKO $1,000 AKRU
zEMES KAREIVIAMS.

Melbourne, bal. 10.-Austra-
lijos valstija Victoria nupirko
$500 akrQ zom6s, kuria pa
dalins buvusiems kareiviams.
w zeme uzmok6ta daugiau )
milijonu dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
KRUPPO DIRBTUVES
APVALDE STREI-
KININKAI.
I Essus pasiusta kariuomene

Copenhagen, bal. 1O.-Essuo
Sc pakilo susiremimai boise
whisky streikininku -su- kriks
eioniq darbininku organizaci
ia. Pastarieji prieSinasi stree
kui. $50
Streikininkai po smarkau1
susiremimo apvalde Kruppo !
staigas. Valdzia tad ! EssuI
pasiunte kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
Prezidentas WilsonaS
skubinaSi namo
TaIkininkai apleide Odessa;
mieSta uzeme bOIseVlkal
[IETUVOS PREZIDENTAs PRISIEKE RESPUBL

COPENHAGEN, bal 9. - Vakar Cia gautoe depesoje is
Kauo knos LietvOs sOstines datuotoe balandzo die
ma, sakOma
''LIETUVOS RESPUBLIKOS PREzIDENTAS SIAN
DIE PRISIEKDINTAS PRIZES VALSTYBES TARYBA AR
BA PARLAMENTA. P0 TO TARYBOS NARIAI PRIEME
PRISIEGA GTNTI, REMIT IR ISTIKIMAI P1LDYTI SA-
LIES KONSTITUCIJA".
(Ta znia angIiSkam rk>r kaidin@ai pa'uota Mes VIE
tor Iirtuvo~ ir ruvU pazymma atvija ir avia. kau-
ntra 0viV vaIdZoS. IaSauli> mus maIa p'zlSa Tad
>iar Gainai in SrmaiSo Irtuviu> IaviaS Gal kuOmc
ruvai Iavia> r tIwG> bcn,rQ va>yhr ir bndrS
rrkau>. Bet Sanlir vrikEuna at>Iiria)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10
RATISBONE VEIKIA So
VIETAS.

Ratisbone, Bavaria, bal. 8.
Vietos bolSevikai cia paskelbe
atskiriq sovietu respublika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-10

ITTaTANIAN DAILY FRIEND
Published Daily Except Sundays by
DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc,
1900 w. 10th ST.. Chicago, Illinois.
Phone: Mckinley 6114. Sstabl. 1908
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-15
Geanings From Sportdom
By Walter Camp

ball clubs, or has engaged in contests
with teams playing under this agree
ment.
"(b) If he is, or has been. a member
of any so-called outlaw team.
"(c) If he has played on any team.
regularly for salary, SO that playing
has been his vocation or principal
calling for the period of his associa-
ton with said team.
"(d) If he has ever drawn a salary
employment while his athletic work
has been really his main service.
"(e) If he is or has been during his
college course a member of any ath-
letic team of any athletic club.
"f) If he is receiving, or has at any
time received, compensation as coach,
trainer or instructor in physical train
ing.
"(g) If in term time he engages in
athletic contests as representative
of any athletic organization not con-
nected with his college"
There is a time in life for all games,
and it is the wise man who takes each
at it's proper period. Foot ball and
| base ball cover a decade from fifteen
to twenty-five. 1t is then that the
yirile youth enjoys most and is best
| fitted for the games Of vigorous phys
| ical contact. And it is these games
Lnat make not only pHySICdly loT HIS
all-around development, but mentally
! for his acquisition of unselfish team
work. He should get smattering OF
tennis and golf. but they should not
occupy the entire foreground of his
vision to the exclusion of the more
vigorous struggle Of the gridiron and
| the diamond.
| When he gets into his life's work.
after twenty-five, he may not have
| time for practice and development OF
| these games Tennis and games of
that nature then supply the need.
For the next decade. twenty-five to
| thirty-five, tennis and squash and
some leaning toward golf make an
ideal combination. Tennis and squash
may be continued well up to forty.
and by many a little beyond. But at
| thirty-five it is wise to begin plan
| ming for what must come at nifty, and
| that is to turn to the links
| 1t is the size of the chest. not your
abdominal girth, that measures your
resistive force.
Nature made a mistake when she
put a hard skull around a mans
brains and failed to put an iron band
about his abdomen.
| Your belt line is a liability, not an
asset.
Daily exercise is the beginning Of
wisdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-15
AMERICAN DIRECTORS
MAY CURTAIL JOHNSON

NEW YORK, September 15.-Col. ia
cob Rupert. president of the Yam
KEGS. announced last night that
Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the
White Sox, as chairman of the board
Of directors of the American League,
has called a meeting of the board to
be held tomorrow in Chicago. Col.
Rupert, Comiskey and Harry Fra
zee of Boston are three members of
the board who will be present.
James Dunn of Cleveland and Ban
Johnson. who is a member ex officio,
have been invited to attend. but
neither is expected to be present.
Although Col. Rupert would not
divulge what business is to be trans
acted, it is thought that it apper-
tains to methods to be used curtaii-
ing the powers of Johnson.
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Old Gridiron says:
Good interference consists of TAX
ing your man out and leaving yourself
in.
When you buck the line you are
going to get hit hard. BY keeping
your eyes open you can at least
choose the spot and prepare for it.
The man who goes into the game
, with healthy regard for his skin
may be wise. but he isn't half as use
full as the chap who takes his chances
and cheerfully sets about to do his
best.
The man who plays dirty foot ball
does so because he can't play good
foot ball. Good foot ball will beat
him.
Pleasurab1e exercise gives two-foid
effects. 1t stimulates the circulation,
| puts in operation the muscles and at
the same time gives enjoyment. That
! is why our sports and games are so
much better exercise than any other
cut d-dried form of muscle move
ment. And the opportunity to indulge
| in pleasurable exercise out of doors
| in the form of sport is infinitely to
be preferred to any gymnasium or ap-
| paratus operations.
A dirty engine won't run. Neither
| will a dirty body Clean skin, clean
| clothes make clean bill of health.
What has become of the plans
| against gathering Of foot ball candi-
| dates before term time? Thus early
| in this September more teams are
| gathered together than ever before in
| the history of the sport. The plan to
eliminate preparatory work was sure
| to fail, because it was suicidal to- let
men start in the first foot ball game
of the season soft and unframed.
! Hence it was necessary to do one of
two things-either cut off the first
! two or three games and so shorten an
already too short season, or permit
| men to gather fo- practice before the
college term opened.
| Not so many years ago. the Un1Ver-
sity of Illinois came to the front with
clean-cut suggestions showing what
they thought should be adopted by the
western conference. This is particu-
larIy interes Qg now that Illinois is
establishing school Of coaches and
physical dir6 iors. Here are the sug-
"A student shall be ineligible to rep
resent his college or university in any
intercollegiate athletic contest under
| the follwing conditions:
| "(a) II he is or has been member
of any team playing under the ma
tional agreement Of professional base
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FOUR-BALL GOLF MATCH
DRAWS OUT BIG CROWD

GLEN HEAD, l.. l.. September Is
AS a sort of a curtain raiser to the
big professionals tournament to be
staged on the links of the North
Shore Country Club today. JOCK
Hutchinson and Mike Brady, the
Massachusetts champion, and J. Ed
gar Douglas, the Canadian champion,
and Louis Teller, former champion
of France, contested in four ball
match yesterday afternoon. A large
gallery followed the players and saw
Hutchinson and Brady emerge VIC
torious by up and to play in the
eighteen-hole affair.
The result was hardly ever in doubt
from the time when on the second
hole Brady and his partner each
scored par As. The third was halved,
and when Hutchinson scored a birdie
4 on the long fourth the combination
was 2 up and still going strong.
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Reds Shut Out Braves.

Fisher pitched great ball for the
league leaders yesterday afternoon
shutting out Boston. to 0. Boston DID
not get man to third base and only
two as far as second. Oeschger also
was effective. the Reds being unable
to score until the eighth inning. whas'
hits by Daubert and Roush and DUN
cans sacrifice fly gave them the one
run of the game.
Roush had a clean record at the
hat with four hits out of four
times up. 1t was the fifth straight err
rorless game for the Cincinnati team:
The throwing of Rariden, who tossed
out five Boston runners on attempted
steals, was feature of the Red de-
Tense.
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Wonderful Wild Pitch
By Twirler. Jack Quinn

jack Quinn in now the pro-
prietor of the world wonder
wild pitch record. The big
miner uncOrked one in Phllly
recently that was pronounced
by competent Judges to have
been the widest, wOOlliest and
thOrOughgOing maverick wild
pitch ON record. 1t came in the
nth inning with Cy Perkins mt
the bat. Jack dressed q ball up
for a splitter and cut 1t loose.
The ball went OF at a tangent
and entered the grnndstand di-
rectly over the Philadelphia
bench.
Tommy Connolly looked Mt the
pitch and. after calling 1t a
.|balI," cried. ''Save the women
and chifdren"