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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
KARALIUS PASIMATE SU
PREZIDENTU.

Washington, spal. 91.-Va-
kar belgQ karalius Albertas
aplank6 Baltuosius Rumus.
Tenai pasimat6 su serganciuo-
ju prezidentu ir atsisveikino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
Kuro administracija.

Kaip ten nebutQ, bet su ryt-
diena iSnaujo atgaivinamas
kariS meto kuro administered
los veikimas. Pirmiausia bus
anglims augsGiausia
kama. PaSkui bus pasirupinta
amgIiQ padalinimu.
Kaip vieSosios istaigos, taip
viSi zmonGS bus apdrausti nuo
profiterininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
PAIMTA. RUSU B0LsEVI-
KU LAIVAS.
Buvo gabenami bolsevi 'dski
raStai.

Gelsingforsas, spal. 81. -
Suomijos vandenyse anglQ ka-
res Iaivas pagavo kazkoki boil
SevikiSkq laivq, kuri tuojaus
pristatG ! Bjorko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
SERGANTIS PREZIDEN-
TAS DIKTUOJA KOVA
PRIZES STREIKA.
Prizes streika mobilizuojamos
vyriausybes spekos.

yIJo-b;oo+o,, .,,I ~ T,.,-I-
.I,,.;Is,. nt,;n,n>S.;r -
,I,1.>:,, ,.:., ,,,;,,I.st,, =, 49,
>',,'', 1: 49, .,.,,, ,.,; .,r<.; >' cn
S7+,%;,,nnE 7>S w a,.ti ,,n.: m;I;iono
a,,.,,;n;,I.n
EnL;nn+a, ,.,I,,,. t,,.i;o en-
;;,1.;,,, D,,. I.,I;,.. ,.,I,r,I,.
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1, D.I,,,,. 4,,,.:;,
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
-LATV|JOS PREMJERAS
lsToJ0 ARMU0N.

Londonas, lapkr. |. = Is
Rygos praneSama, jog Latvi-
jos premjeras Ulmanis ir uz-
sieniQ reikalQ minister's Iero-
vitz (?) istojo veikianeion
latviQ armijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
JAPONlJA RATIFIKAVO
SUTARTI.

Tokyo, lapkr. 1. = JaponiJa
ratifikavo taikos sutartl su
Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
zUVO Il JURININKU.

Tokyo, lapkr. |. - Kar6S
laivvno manebrQ metu laive
Hyuga iStiko Sprogimas. II
jurininkQ zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
Duona prasta.

Ia duona labai prasta. At
rodo If jos skonis toks, kaip
miesinys juodo molio, SiaudQ,
ir klijQ. Begalo rugSti
il sunki, kaip kokia plyta. To-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
KOVA Prizes
DARBO DALI SU-
TARTYJE.
Norma visai prasalinti is su-
tarties darbo klausi-
ma.

Washington, lapIIr. |. BE
mate prasiddjO kova prizes in
ternacijonalio darbo dali
(SkyriQ) taikoS sutartyje. Pr
miauSia kovq ana dienq buvo
.pakaIps Senatorius Thomas is
colorado valStijOS, demOkra-
tas. JiS tuomet pazymeJo,
log darbo klauSimas taikoS
sutarGiai nereikalingas. Sake,
jog taS sutarties skyrius NIL
Su Saliai daugiau atSieis, kalp
uzIaikymas paGios vyriauSy-
bas. Mes negalima Sulygintl
darbo sqIygQ Amerikos darbl-
ninIu Su kitQ SaliQ darbinin-
kais. Gil apie tokios Kinijos
darbininkuS ncgali but nei
.kalbos.
Vadinasi, su tuo skyriu, tai
kos sutartyjc padGtu, norma
padaryti tik nereikalingQ IS
SiIiSavimQ.
Pakele balsa La Toilette.
Dabar prizes tq darbo skyriu
pakilG balsq Wisconsin, val
stijos scnatorius La Toilette,
republicans. Jis pazymtjo,
Jog senatui apie darbo skyrlQ
ncapSimoka nci svarstyti. Sa-
ko, viSai praSalinti j IS tai
kos sutarties.
AtcinanGGiq savaite, sakoma
prizes darbo sIlyriQ pakilSlq
dar ir xiii senatorial.
Pripazinti vokieciu aUstovai.
Kuomet senate kaIbama
n,.inS intprnaciiOnaliO darbO
skyriu sutartyje, cia tue tar
pu iau tvarkosi internaclJona-
lilo darbo atstovQ suvazlaVl-
mas, suSauktas paSlremlant
taikos Sutartimi.
Atstovu yra is 3l-nos sa-
lies. Ana diena atstovQ SuSl-
rinkimc nutarta Suvazlavlman
priimti ir Vokietijos bel Aus
triios darbo atstovuS, aple ku-
riu pritmimq pirmiau buVo
abejojama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
Ir kompanijos nebus
pakenciamos.

Nyriau>yhG ! viSu$ angleka-
<ykIV apSkriGiuS paSiQS ka-
riuomene ir apdrauS. sake, vi
>uS tuoS darbininkuS, katrie
noriS dirbti ka>yklo>e. Kaiku-
rios kompaniio> tvirtina, jog
JOS tuoiauS uzdarySianGioS ka-
SvkIa> ir neduOSianGioS i$Imti
nei Svaro angliQ.
Bet vyriauSyhG sake, jog
taip ncturGS but. Jri kaSyklQ
vrdIjai taip elgSi>, tad IL prizes
iuoS vyriauSybG pakelS bota-
"a. Sake, viSoS kaSykloS, arba
norS jQ didHiuma, tT@S but
atidarytoS.
Strelkas gall testleS trumpal.
zinovai tvirtina, jog strei-
kaS gaIi<iQS teSticS daugiauSia
dr$imti dienQ. Ir Stai kOdcl:
IS indianapolis apturlma II
niu. jog anglekaSlQ Strelko
k0mitetaS, buk, Jau SutlnkQS
nuSilciSti Su Savo rcikalavi-
mai<. KompanijOS paSiQlySian-
clos didosne uzmokeSni ir bu-
SiQ vi>EaS pabaigta.
Sake, angIekaSiQ vadai ge-
raj $upranta, jog Sitas strei-
kaS SutikS pubIikoje stiprQ pa
SiprieSinimq. Mes iei angleka-
slams butu pripazinti reikala-
vimai-tai miIijOnai tQ paciQ
darbininkQ turGtQ nukenteti,
mes angliQ kama pakiltQ il
angIys ne viSiems butQ priei-
nami.
Bet Svarbiausia tas, kad
prizes streikq veiIlia patti Wy
l.iauSybt, Su kpria negalima
StatytieS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-01
ArSiau Petrograde.

GatGina nedidelis miestas.
Pirm kares jis skate apie TO-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
Phone Is, City Fuel Co.
For the Beulah Coal
Flower of France
Freely Offered for
Freedoms Sake

Sic millions Of the youth and chiv-
airy OF France have been offered that
freedom might live. The world will
ever remember this heroic sacrifice and
outpouring Of the blood Of it's Youth
II is likewise not unmin,lfu: Of tl,e
great service to the world rendered hv
the French peasants who have pivan
It perfect remedy for st Jnlacb. liver
and intestinal ailments relieyin. i
IS said, incalculable suffering. sav;n,,
thousands Of lives and prev.n;in. IN,
Vulnerable surgical operations, Tho
ingredients are imported AMI nln.s1
on sale in this country over IN. name
OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Nv Coz
=. Mayr, a leading Chicago chemist
Il Is simple, harmless premarat;a,,
that removes the catarrhal muc,,s frn,,,
the Intestinal tract and allays the IN. IN.
nammatlon which causes practically nil
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One .,ose will
convince or money refunded. For colo
By druggists ersrywhere. y sa1e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
W. II. TAFT BACKS UP
STATEMENTS OF MILL
CITY WITH EMPHASIS

Il don't remember discussing 1bf
league with them" ae ieEhied Il
might hare, bat / de1's re,netl',e, i,
il did ee
DO reu really tffn:t here Is an
analogy betw.eil the /. W ". and tlae
honltsrfisan Lacquer was the next
question. "
t'Sdnse one told me the l. ". W. syn9-
ratfajzed win, the league" replied Mr..
Taft, '.anf know The !: ~. ". are
stronger In Minneapolis than anywhere
else except Seattle"
Who told you this:" the reporter
asked
II haze forgotten just who il was
Mr.. Taft answered VI ss I'd
Was IT one ofatbe Carrentes broth,
Grs!s tst@gS 80 "uta&ts GItt g
Il really don't raeall." sid Mr..
Taft, trace Of annoyance 9oudine
his nNI1fensnce.s Amy way II is MI
material know that this ofeaniza.
ton stands for the principle Of en-
pIOying the states credit TO finance
certain public utilities. That is wrong.
That is foolish. You will find y6u
hsyc made 4 great mistake. / don't
believe in any kind Of public owner
ship concluded Mr, Taft with great
emphasis. ut has failed wherever it
has been tried and it always will fail"
"Of course. it is not my function
md neither have time 10 debate
these matters with YOU" the reporter
said. u am merely here 10 ascertain
il gOIi made certain statements and
your reagons for making them. But
10 get At your viewpoint / am com
PEELED To ask you whether you are still
prepared 10 maintain fhat the I..W. W.
is analogous With the Nonpa rtjsan
league. In view u the facts that the
SonDartisan league believes in orderly
constitutional process Of reform. Here
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
TAFTS VISIT

MARRIED AZ it was by the hoodInms who tried
TO force some cheap political HEROES into the re,
ception, Former President Taffs visit 70 Bismarck
was significant coming ~ II did upon the very
day Of the publication Of the proposed platform
for league Of nations. Htla rf Il .a i
A league Of nations IL coming AZ surely as day
light follows darknesp The League 10 Enforce
Peace has done much to prepare public opinion Ia
accept the arrangement as a partial guaranty at
least against The cruel ravages Of war The idea
Of the league Of nations rests on the broad prin-
ciple Of human righteousness
All power TO Former President Taft and the
distinguished men who are devoting their time
not to stimulating a class conflict, but to bringing
about better understanding among all peoples
all classes and all nations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
BISMARCK NOT RESPONSIBLE

Bismarck was not responsible for the tenor of
the reception given William Howard Taft yester-
day. The capital city does not make a practice of
hectorng public men who are kind enough to favor
w with visit. Even when We disagree with
them politically or economically, we extend them
that courtesy due guest. Bismarck, as a capital
city, has always considered itself an open forum
for the discussion Of any question before the pub
lie, and II has received and heard Townley, Mills,
Judaon King and Taft. Roosevelt Fairbanks and
others OF radically differing views on this basis,
II II ia be regretted that II should have been
necessary Tor man who has served the country
% In highest executive officer to beg dsorderiy
audience In Hismarck to DO quiet for few mo-
meats In order that he might deliver the message
whjch he came here to give. II II unfortunate that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
pI1YsTsG SOMETHING OVER.

There was once Z farlns, Wnp L-lsd every
known kind u sea-ecrpw 10 keep the COWS Du- q.
rig corn fed, 10 10 apaL.
Then ~ sgen- IL I figure HIKE, and Eal
q figure Of l. man Mate. Ii Was iits-liks enough
70 spsak-
The fa-uis. tDoK il nome IL srss- gfe, thinking
NJ :aG 4: last outH.Ir-ed rne Dirls. H put tns
VIZ figure III rne middle u rIle corn fed next
morning ard AWAITED results.
T'.1e birds came as usual and EYED Lne new
corner win suspicion. Then z convention wss
ealled p-lerein tne birds discussed VINO and uns1
TIER new friend might oe.
After due elaboration and observation Inc,
deeiaed tne VIZ figure only another Of -ne farm.
ers ideas md nelpsa themselves 10 tne Sorls
u t,e more daring ones even sat On r1e mead and
shoulders Of tne Ifs-ilEe scs,scrow.
II il is Impossible 10 fol innocent birds by
&ppszcaaess, aow can sensible human peings ex-
fect 10 PIT something ossr" On their fellowcnsn
il cat oe done for any great length Of time
Very soon the person you think Foa are tooiinx
'yet'a VASE" and then the Jig is up
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Us something tsl%t ls orr very cHf
which we Ioye and for hle preservation N whIGn
men arr yilIjnz 10 die, md you viii haye an
America w1ieb viii exert faf mare influence mo
dispense gySaber L&pDpnss @1'd rad noore ger.
tajply ~. woyd eosaeapnka t'ao ~ America
siorn BY her Individuality fd EMBARRASSED in per
free movements ~ alliances rr sielened and en-
ferbJed by the international virus,
God pity the ideals If this republic if they shall
have no defenders save the gathered scum IT the
different nations OrzanZed into q congomerate
international police farce,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
WITH THE EDITORS
TIE SEATTLE 4yl,1gIEFr

AZ near AZ vi are a,aeg,os fnd1e f,no,o this
eis,o,,. man x4.aasm ia anl.1 wddkna s4e,, fro,n
pe4,o.,.d Ia geat.le The sxnrl ,ne,,s c,nnei, 4os
,e,,.e,s eo,,,,issaysn has dec,eed an effectfye
raaaye in cj,y ,overo,oeo. How long IL !, ia last
aod IN WIN, nn,,ose2
The unions haya&<enjded 10 close All say. ff-
ice, s,,elIYyest axuls whid 4reto serve H. SCUM
shouses gS III
Thc,ee ~ w;II f. no TRANSFORMATION o,esumably,
.,oIees the citv-owoed lines o,era,e The ,riyate
li,ey will not IL.
~. ,..,.,a,e,a vii, s,s,e,d f>, IN. ,eriod M
, no s,,;ke
po,,lic schooIs will he "aIIowedv ia continue.
and ,eyha,s wire communication
The s,rikers are IN cbarye There IL No work.
T,.,e Is M production. m woxk M ,rodurtioo no
,,,.Da IN. .trikers haye find If course r,
o.n,n, ia., fora,.r bec.us. . a,rik. f,nd ia
a,naased iron, combinations on, If ,bo waoes NJ
tbou. vhn uorL. mn worL M con, rihu,io, m
o,vik. fu,d II I'll, oo,ons rouod ,o H.. a.,o. n,.c.
a..;, s@# 1as J y w Es#
0nlv a mart If fine men ara striking for hiuher
wa n,hnrs i, 10 thay reafze
that co,,,,e 81 m;Cn ,f;ybtino men AVA comm q
h.cL 70 n,va,o nfo ,,.,a red fnr work uhiIa they
thn a,,;Le,a s,nrn ,hc yo,y worL Tina soldiers
nnodg
a,o ..o. mos, ~ H.. ,,r;k... ,valLod ,,,, ~
ahin"ard, ana non,ran. shona va ara h,;,d;na
hi,,. - lo.a. 4. ,.o
"a w. ',,n ~ ~. ' a,,;,,a ~. ,a.a4 d"b.ra.
~" "di.na - t tha.l ~ daha..Io nL
,,a, +ha, a. .;ka VIZ a.a ~" .t.ho.ay ro..ain,v
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Jus tz.r Is5el S1YYtsJEI.
/ oeaeYe 10 tae oIl-tl1ae Amer
canjsoa, 10 the ,oheIes and prime.
pies W>alca NATE rs yreat znG
which aioae viii keep us zfeat,
What VIZ need is Il ,e-payt4s:a n
the nasionzi spirit aaa II ns~ooa'
SECRETION II tae national ldeas.
give vs. As1sopLe bopnd to2etae.
by E1e ties NJ respect and conti'
dsnee, inspired by n common hope
deYpteG 10 a common country. G3Te
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

there should hspe besn 1arnted IL nus tacs Dar-
hers bearing haunting phrases.
The Tribune doss not s-ssmu. II LIZ Ina r.
syonsiuilIty, but il WAS z form Of reception nD1
typical IF Bismarck and Or behalf OF 1,ls CAPITA
city the Tribune wishes 70 dlscsin c-sdi- fo- IL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

il the northwest. Mr.. Taft" the re
porter continued. we believe certain
economic jDjusiices must be righted
and that unless they are righted by
orderly means the methods OF the Boil
sheriki and l. w w may prevail. W.
think the Nonpartisan league is really
q social shock-absorber and the very
best protection against ]. w W.ism OF
Solsheyisn so-called. What is your
opinion about THAR s-.
Mr.. Taft reflected a moment and
then continued with great energy
rot course, il is always best to hav,
reforms ypn propose are all wrong"
r do you deny that the farmers
Of the northwest labored under
great economic injnstjces and had
legitimate grievances. particularly
in the matter of markets:" Mr..
Taft was asked. s
mo. don't doubt it in the least"
he answered with great candor. II
feel sure they had That seems
10 be generally admitted"
We'll, then. what remedy would
Y. you suggest 10 right those griev-
aDcesE' the reporter asked.
Il can't tell you" returned Mr..
.. Taft, Struggling his SHOULDERS
+ Certainly Il haze nothing to sug-#
gest offhand. But II know that 4
A,public ownership is not the right
method" rse,5ss .ss
GETS 4 TIP
Men who have studied the problem
for 20 years and who probably have
more intimate knowledge Of these
peculiar conditions that you have,
think it is" answered the reporter,
Since you have no remedy Of your
own TO propose how are you 50 sure
that theirs is the wrong one:"
"Lct me tell yon something,
young man." announced the ex-
president with evident indications
OF annoyance. at the same time
laying his heavy hand on the re.
Dorter's knee. prophecy is dan
gerOns, but will make predic-
: ton: In ten years from now the
name Of the Nonpartisan league
will be an anathema. Thank God"
he continued with great earnest.
ness you are going to confine
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

The word is SITE, aad the lion and the lamb
viii lie down toyetsler But the LAMP should choose
pybic SPOT ~ lion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Ine Gernlaa national assembly nay repeal
lot II tae Old laws, but ii can't repeal the law Of
retrIoutloa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

The RESIN Turkey wants rs 10 boss the Oar
danelIeS is oeczuse she knows VIZ won't gothic
eTerything ia sjyft.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

The Hun g0t the rnsdieine be needed, and II
cgred nl,a II kziseritls. Bow let nim pay the Dill
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Peace delegates are apparently unanimous in
the opinion that il isn't safe w trust anybody EN-
cept Uncle Sam.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

Congress is determined -nat pests-l-g gI.4.l
opve 40 deyr except one IF gratitude.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15
~ WILLIAM 4. BJRAH, Eso,
United Stairs Gerzipr from Idaho

4 ssaye ~ pEao Tor 4 leax1e II aaLrons q KAY
<,w1, sd IN oopoGeyd 10 my md al int haTe
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

They will carry out some Of the fourteen
points, and some Of them have already been car
ried out on stretcher,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

FOB
III JAMES u. pHElAk, Dem
United States senator from Cafnorn

There are 10 Epfope t. large number N sets1'
s4aaeg, We .aye given taetn liberty an1 f1ss1'~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-15

/ he Saalgaaion q tae world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
HAVANA ENTRIES

First receive and one-half furlongs-
Leon ra!';. l03: Ray Atkin. iii: Director
Colonel lilnrd. III: Major bradley. III;
Captain Tony, III.
Second racc--six furlongs Acclamation,
%: Lady Lanrdon. &c: Shire. IS: Byrne. i0l
Enos. 10i. Rcd, lGi: oMailey, lG6: Ra:Ieird.
i9s: ouin 100; Lackrose, 109. l.ubelss!, Ips:
rranby. loa.
Third arcc-hve and one, half furIongs-
lcG: MANGANESE loc: Golden chance. los
.Iamcs O.. 100: Miss sweep. LOG Piamtaredc.
ioo: Avlon. 100: IL. A. c.. l0j
Fourth race-six furlongs-Lco:i Fay 50:
Lady Jane Grey. 50: May Mauisby. %; For
tunes Favor. 1893; Exempted. los: Dainty
Lad IoS; Miss Ivan. 1903: Scylla. i97; Magic
Mirror. l0': IIasty Cora. 100
Fifth race-iive and onc-half furlongs-
Timothy j. Hogan. 81: Mile. Da2ic. "a; The
Blue 5uS. 100: Cromwell. los: Walnut Hall.
10; l!Gmi!ton A. li2: Skies Knoll. III;
Sixth racc-mile and sixteenth-Guiac
Post o.; Tokallon March. o., Ellison. 1872
Iilgh llde. %. Sasenta. iO7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Try COBB SLOWING UP,
SAYS HUGH JENNINGS
Tiger Manager Declares Grcnt Player
Is beginning IL Co
Hack.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.


SCRANTON, PA, Nov. 3O.-It is OIL
cially admitted by liughey Jennings.
manager of the Detroit Tigers, that
Try Cobb, noted Detroit batsman, base
runner and outfielder. IS slowing up.
The boss OF the Bengals admitted -
much this afternoon. and then pro-
ceeded to go on record as saying he
still considers Cobb the best ball player
in the major leagues.
81 noticed last year for the first time
that Cobb is slowing UP on the bases"
said Jennings. "On infeld hits that ne
usually beat out or made the play at
first unusually close, Ty was being
nailed by a step last sea son.
II also noticed that in base stealing
he didn't have his old speed. When
at his best il required Il perfect throw
to get Cobb stealing second, and even
proposition with the umpire when 1t
came to making the decision, yet last
season a perfect peg by the opposing
catcher usually had Ty by 4 safe mar
gin"
.'It is only natural that Cobb would
begin TO SLOW up" Jennings said. ANY
player will after going through such
a long and active career as Cobb has
enjoyed.
"Howcvcr, he still knows how to hit
the ball and has few supcriors in the
outfeld, and even with his decreased
speed he is faster than a majority OF
the players. That is why | still con
slider him the most valuable player III
the game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE SEEKS
ADMISSION TO ASSOCIATION
Coach Smith VIII Star: Negotiations
TO Enter r.. V. I. s. A. for
Coming Seasons.
ISpecial 10 The Tlmcs. pisnotch. !

y LYNCHBuRG. VA, Nov. 90. c..
Smith. ,physica! director OF the lynch-
burg College, who mas coached the
.lege this year, VIII go TO Richmond
early in December to start neGotia-
3tions looking to the admission Of the
Lynchburg College into the associa-
tion made UP Of William and Mary,
Randolph Macon, Hnrnpdeu- Sidney and
Richmond College.
The fact that tho local eleven held
William and Mar here TO scoreIcss
tie early in The season is believed
sufficient 10 give Lynchburr College
:reco gnition, and Coach Smith hopes to
Some time ago 1t was thought Poa.
.uoke College would be asked to foin
sLynchburg College in asking for mem
sbership in the association. but tnig
has been abandoned. and the loca! col
1ege Will make the effor. alone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

part in the game are still living. TREY
include the Rev. DR. William j. Leg
Eett, the Rev. DR.. john \. Van Neste.
Frederick l.. Allen. the Rev. Jacob o.
Van Fleet, and the Rev. Charles s.
Wright, representing the church; Il. y.
de Ia Mated, George T.. Pace. George ii.
Large. John w. Herbert. lawyers OF
New York anu New Jersey; stephen G..
Gano, civil engineer. and Madison NJ.
Ball, teacher.
Six who played on the Princeton team
are living. including Chief Justice
Gummere. Hughes Oliphant. OF WASH
ington, who amasScd - fortune as a
railroad and mining engineer; the Rev.
Charles S. Barrett, Il New Jersey
clergyman; William p. Lane. lawyer.
manufacturer, banker. and for several
years postmaster At Hagerstown. Md:
his brother, Charles s., banker OF
HaEcrStown and vice-president Of the
American Bankers Association, and
Alexander Van Rensselaer,. who is one
OF the leading citizens of Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
YELL LEADER HAS ONE
HAND AND LOTS OF PEP
Crippled hggic juniors Smile Wins
Many Friends and iteips Defeat
Rivals.
MANHATTAN Il !,

MANHATTAN. KAS., Nov. 30.--You
s saeI1 ie haee to own TWO hands to be !,
Ray B, Watson, or wichita, who IS
yell leader for The Kansas Arc-ios
proves that when he keeps i G06 S7rpiSo
students yelling throughout the game.
Watson. who is a Junior has cnIv
;sone whole arm. but nevertheless IA. Is
one Of the pepDlest AGgie cheer lead
3crs the school ever had. At every COZ
slsee FOOTBALL or basketball game Wal
son may be seen smiling and yelling
Is.@'? ou don't have TO have two HANDS
TO be cheer leader" Watson pays:
ITS pen and voice that hold the line. -
y. in addition to being an athlete. cl.acr
Eieader. and student Watson is one OF
j TIC most popular men on tho hill H
won the $50 yard dash Iast year and
when Rae finished nc remarked: II told
lyon 50: IL isn't always the hands thar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
NoPORlS snkDAY BIKE RACE SPORTS
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. s. Weather Bureau.,
Forecast: virginia.

Forecast: Virginia.
Fair Monday. colder in
ccntrii and east: Tues
day fair. slightly warm
err interior.
North Cnrolinn-tair
Monday: Tuesday fair.
slightly warmer interior.
NJ q d era Q northwest
winds becoming yuri-
able Tuesday.