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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

N C, of of
solve the bring through
thods strife Reegh News
Observer pertinent and worthy of consideration leading e
tora this which the most influential in the South
The disclosures that
such other sections considerable
appears
evidence
the the proselyter.
at the credit Of the majority
well the North realizing
diurbers influenced
Intelligent Negroes and intelligent whites
positively Neither
difficulties disposed of
patient methods
the relation the
wealth and ability
steady advances all directions The thoughtful readily
the thoughtful white does Both that
strife defeats all that
Raleigh
studied supported to the
together must work the situation
working with regard for the others
will be in manner wholly barren
results
that it is not to be thought of for a minute
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01
dayton Journal)

white much Of which to be ashamed
white that for
should rather than dis
welfare The entire Negro not be
committing
aocu
process nchings
suffer The the
further the education and
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

We heard pastor God had special
blessing upon that statement and
world have pity
The little for
himself finds little consideration in the
itself by xerton when they fail
carried by the general
of dropped because they found
to be non-p
We know backward The signs Of the
times individuals more than keeping
corporations business concerns and
rapid number give us TO know that
are entering American civilization and culture
The his belief that he master of
his environments surroundings ability has
won many against overwhelming odds Dare be
will the respect of fellow
public should be conspicuous because Of his
Loud talking and boserous actions
breeding Remind friend
of when he gets too loud
experiment
knowledge Buy and read them
traced consumption The thrifty
always produces Are thrifty?
The prices Of
know Texas weather. unprepared
Begg the the
of anything, even
Have paid poll tax! No. Do it today
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

The weather prices Of wood and
know Texas weather. Don't catch unprepared
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

i The nearly be
thrifty
always produces than Are thrifty?
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

the shapes
Of anything their
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

Have you paid your poll taxi No Do it today.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-01

Newspapers They here
outside world read the
pays and read them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Like all kind deeds committed ~
all great and good men. never
thought any more about that noble
act. Neither did I sec Mr.. Has~tt
again until n month had passed. lie
umpir~d n series at Washington and
the night the Athletics left town
Jim came into the coach where |
was sitting by window waiting
for the train 20 pun out. There
was something on hts mind and In
his eyes shone n bright and tender
light. lie sat down beside me.
placed an army over my shoulder
and slipped me a good scent cigar.
now cents
SAY. old sport" be whispered. ct
want 10 thank you for that splendid
boost you gave me"
what boossT" said. Jus, 20
make conversation.
"Thc ono about me having the
earrrlark OF an umpire. sent N 10
them dulos in Boston 10 show have
one true friend In the newspaper
business"
While was taking m. conven.
tIoral ten seconds. Mr.. ffassc;t
srone and went elsewhere. no longer
able 20 control himself in the pres.
ence OF his benefacfor. He nigh,
have embraced me.
RICH, there I resolved never aeain
10 boost an umpire. no matter how
punk he Nigh, be.
tCopyright 1919. Bell syRsicate. INe. J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Star League
Stages Big
Meet Today
Organization OF City Cage
Circuit to Be Completed
Tonight

Teams entered in The Star
cage league must have a rep
resentative at the meeting of
the league teams TO be held
tonight at The Star office.
This session will get under
way at 1880. The Star office
Is on Seventh ave. and Uni
versity st.
Officers for the coming
season will be elected and the
number of teams for the
league definitely named. A
couple of the teams entered
now will in all probability be
dropped unless they show a
lot more interest than they
have to date. Twelve squads
are entered now.
The team representative will
complete their own organization and
will run their own league. 30 the
teams must be represented II they
want thfir ray In the organization
Play IN The Star circuit will get
under way January II is impos
Hlble 20 arrange schedule until all
81 the teams In the league are iefi.
uiteiy lined up.
- ease players don't forget the
session tonight. beeauHc your team
faces elimination ffom the city cir.
cult unless your squad h repre-
scented at The Star tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
No More Easy
Grid Melees
for Harvard
ny HENRY T.. FARRELL
I United Press staff Correspondent


NEW YORK. Dee ib,-scheduics
fuii Of set ups" will be scarce on
the Erldlron mex, fall Instead Of tho
"duckinE' policy % the past. man.
ayers are showing a tendency TO take
on everything bis In sight,
Enough International games arc In
the making TO siv. prurnis. OF a
national title n the dopcs do no, run
another checkcred career.
Harvard. 30 far. has been tho son
sation Of tho winter football league
First the Crimson breaks all prcee.
jaunt 20 the Pacific coaE, for a game
with Oregon. Then the schedule No..
icrtH Notre Dame. Central College.
Maine. and Virginia for their fall
schedule. And lastly. proposal. Of
double headers are made and favor.
ably received even by Yale.
Harvard. Yale. the Army and Navy
were roundiy condemned last seaHon
for golng thru a pink tea" schcsiule
Harvard got busy and let Il be
known things wouldn't be the same
nex, year
Yale L. showing tho same spiri,
by pickering for games with the
Army. Columbia. Syracuse. Colgate.
Dartmouth. williams. Cornell and
Brown.
Tho Navy II trying 10 re, away
from tho stacked cards charE. by
negotiations with PENNSYLVANIA.
Princeton. Georgia Tech. Nebraska
and Washington and LEO.
Ohio State will minEle with Fast.
ern notabies. Princeton claims a
date with tho Buckeyes on October
is. The Tigers slso want the Navy.
West Virginia. Colgate. Dartmouth.
EutEern and Lafayette
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
ny FRED TTRByyIII.E

Is Fielding H. Yost losing his pep
Is age winning over the veteran
coach whose football teams have won
so pcr cent Of their Victories in %
years. Ia his keen football brain
dullcd7 Is that aRErcsqivcncss which
he insists on in every man Of tho
squad falling In his own make up7
II IL hard to reieEate such a man
10 tho scrap head Of the gridiron.
and yet his team Of 1919 has made
one Of the worst records In modern
Michigan history
Blessed with material enough for
two teams. Yost started or the 1913
fight with hopes high. Every school
In the Western conference feared
him. Ohio State thought tho Mich.
beat Michigan was hard for Ohio
but Chicago. Illinois and Minnesota
found II easy Their fight WAC gone
after the first defeat
Yost ha been turning out some
.of The greatest football teams in tho
country waiter Camp Au.Amra
CON generally contained tbc name OF
"a Michigan STAR
tlurrvU W" aocms a. la ON me
wane its team This faasou lacked
the fight the rcroureeiulnc s. the ao.
curacy seen In his teams of former
years The mon appeared less well
drilled on the minor details Of the
game. and Yost always was a stlckler
for detalls
They say hen come back at Michi.
gan. He certainly doesn't appear
old and decrepit, for he was out
nearly every day of the 1919 cam.
paign IN football toys himself. ana
quite frequently demonstrated his
football lessons by actual participa.
ton. Tho around 80 years OF age.
he's rather agile. lie Is a large and
powerfully built man, having starred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Is Fielding Yost Losing
His Great Store of Pep?
Michigan Had Terrible Year on Grid YoSt Has Fine Rec
ord Before This Season as Grid Mentor and Fans
Think He Will Come Back

At full and tackle in his college days.
His features are bronzcd and he
wears a wide smile
lie Ia not harsh nor Quick spoken.
He picks his words carefully. but
thcy sting and penetrate the skin
Of offending players.
His bctwecn.thc halves talks 10 HIS
men have won many games for
Michigan.
THE grandstand is tho place 10
watch the game, he drawled to n
player between halves OF the Ohio
game. The player had been caught
mapping.
- Michigan team Ia never beaten
until the final whistle blows" he
tells his men.
"Thc game Is never won by play.
ing your man on your side OF the
line" Ia another bit Of his logic.
hut the way he drives them back
to the field for the second half of
the game REFLECTS the character Of
THE famous coach Michigan teams
that have loafod thru tho FIRST two
periods OF play have como back and
rushed the oppoauon orr their foot
Ira the second half
GIVE me io mon TO run the inter
ference and lll lot puppy dor
carry the ball" he said. In lottlng it
be known what he thought was Of
prime importance in the offenso.
A. judge Of men he Is peerless
lie knows which TO drive and which
10 kindly encourage.
lie has no use for conceited prep
school star. but takes great pride in
developing youth of good physique
and fighting qualities. Most OF his
stars have been OF the latter makeup
lie is mercilcss 20 those lacking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
HANK COWDY
Is DUE FOR
LONG HOOK

It's believed In Boston tina, Hank
Gowdy. hero OF the worlds series Of
1914. and OF the world war Of 1914
1918. has played his las; game as a
member Of the Braves
George Washington Grant. the
Braves mogui. is now formulating
plans which will result In a ,horo
shaking up OF the Braves before the
peason Of 1890. and Gowdy. ~ Is said.
will b. ono Of the first OF the clubs
veterans 20 70.
N Gowdy Is placed on the market
the bidding for his services Is likely
TO he brfs'-. tho not rs brisk az ~
would have been had the Boston club
cared TO part with him n year ago.
fof Hank. frs; Of tho major league
players 60 enter the service in tho
war. was then very much in the pub
lie eye
However. there are two or three
club owners who would rather like 10
get the yellow haired backstop. and
one OF these may he induced to part
with n valuable man or two in ex-
change for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
BIG FELLOWS
SHOW CLASS
WITH GLOVES

Despite the reverse suffered by
Martin Burke Of New Orleans In his
sout with George Chip recently. the
sensational young aspirant for
heavyweight honors still should be
considered I'm the running along with
the other young Eianta-Bob Martin.
Jack Burke and Bob Roper. Indeed
the heavyweight class never looked
better than IL does today The
youngsters are coming on with
rush and while II may be many
months before one Is ready TO swap
punches with Dempsey the cham
pion. there is hope and lots OF II.
The young heavles Of today are
much classier lot than the crop OF
white hopes who went after Jack
1ohnson'e crown Morris Willard.
PclkeY. faiZer Mcmahon and FLYNN
didn't show the cariy class that the
h.g hoV7 f99ay are shownE
Tho army had "a loi 10 do with
bringing tnrm out Particularly is
tbi7 true with jack Burke Bob
Martin and ftob Hopper They're
army camu prodnctr They can hit.
a lot ~ the Ole timers are still
trying-tryina 20 earn living In
the ring But none Of them has "A
chance for the title held by Dempsey.
IL must be ono ~ the newer heaVies.
Martin Burke Is one Of the freak
lest OF modern day mitt specialists.
The ring fans zee a remarkable re.
semblance 70 old Bob Fitzsimmons
IN the lad. He Is frcckled and
knock'kneed. long Of arms and body
and isn't very heavy. lie Ia SIX feet
three tall and weighs i75. but he will
take on more weight His reach IL
1911 inches.
Burke was Dempsey's sparring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
NORWAY BOOSTING
RIVAL FOR THORPE

NEW YORK. Dec Ia
Norway has a new athletic =
wonder who l. being hrraid.d
~ peer of jun Thorpe, the
American Indian who won
the all around Olympic meet
az Stockholm seven years
ago. His name Is iiriEc Love
land. Among other srnsa.
tionai performance In sean.
dinayia OF late was his Inn
provemeut ON Thorpe's olym.
pic Pentathlon record. On the
point score basis recognized
In international competition
Loveland In the last Nor.
wegian Pentaihion champion
ship totaIcd i.i93 points. or
1is more than Thorpe scor.d
In 1919.
4 comparison Of the per.
farrnanee> shows that Thorpe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
The Grateful Umpire
BY CHARLES DRYDEN

Once upon time a robust young
man entitled Jim Hassett broke
locse from comparatively safe moor
ings 20 do a little plain and fancy
umpiring In the New England
league. since deceased. In private
life Mr.. Hassett was an alderman.
and never could quite figure out
why he should come forth and work
IN the open.
Al the time Jim made his debut
Z pair Of Boston baseball scribcs
strung the New England league
around by the tail. They discovered
Mr.. Haxsett and he was some urn-
'ptre. take II from them-cye like a
catbird and an intellect FAR above
the ordinary-wasting his time IN
the bushes-one Of these DAYS the
hig league would reach out and
seize him. and all that sort OF
thing.
In the course OF time and thru
persistent boosting by the two
scribes. the American league reached
out and grabbed the phenom. Like
wise. In the court OF human events.
Mr.. Hessett blew into Boston and
made decisions adverse TO the peace.
prosperity and happiness OF the Red
9ox. whercapon his original discov-
erNrx lis into him and burned his
pants off. so to speak. and pierced
his quiverins Eizzari with Journal.
istxc javclins Mr.. Hassctt was very
hitter about n. indeed.
A Difference
IN q word. II makes a difference
whose hall game Is being gored.
Always the umpire abides In an
obscure hotel far from the haunts
%. regular traffic. lurking furtively
IN = dingy corner of the lobby with
his back TO the wall-an object OF
dfstrust and suspicion. Stunned by
ons and all. Why Well. wouldn't
two-&corc yspping hyenas In uni.
form and the rest OF tho world
blended into one vast mouth. howl.
jnt for your blood. drive you into
) forner7
More than once hav. I gone on
foot and out Of my way 70 counsel
en- aiiinr umpire. 20 sit beside him
In n checsy hotel to hold discourse
<Ith him and TO second ali tho
things he said about the ancestors
on certain athletes and OF the guy
who threw the pop bottle: and why
not In a manner % speaking. my
Vaccinafe took IN early life. ! have
been MP agains, smallpox. yellow
fewer and Insurance statesmen and
nothing happened.
II Came TO Pass
And so IL came 20 pass that Mr..
HAasctf visited Philadelphia. where
I served SIX years that seemed like
twenty with nothing or for cxcm-
pfary conduct He told me Of his
adventure with the two Boston
Srribes. and I said II was a shame.
o. words 10 that effect.
Chief among Mr.. Hass~tt's almost
innumerable faults was the trick OF
turning his head sideways when the
hafsman swung at the ball. II was
only n question Of time and. sure
enough. one day In Connie Mack's
park foul tip landed In Mr.. Has
8~trs left ear and he slid direct
from the home plate into a hospital.
That night after doing my work
Wvnt around 70 see how the patient
vas coming on.
They showed me into a ward
where n human had was resting
Gtfuiiy on a pillow beneath a large
and infamed ear OF "a giistening
purple hue that that cracks Ia u.
for all the world like a new laid
kidney resting on the pallii marble
In the meat shop. ! didn't know
that Mr.. Hafsett was underneath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Eastern outdoor skating championship.
viii he held az Newburrh. y. Y. New
Years dsY. Three hampionships--a i've
mile handicap and oBe-miis novice In
elpded-slli make Up the card.
Harvard students viii soon have u,
additional squash racque; courts TO prac-
tiee this scientific Indoor game upon
Syracuse university IL TO have
new boathou-~ erected by next sprinx.
Minneapolis 10 70 have niers' club,
run like a golf or country club.
The Marathon race has been added to
tho olympic Games program in Antwerp
next year.
II Ia reported that athlete. OF France.
England. Italy and the Scandinavian
have already begun their train
inr campaigns for the Antwerp olympic
Games.
Toronto hockey league includes leo
teams. and the players want dressing
rooms provided IN city Kinks.
Salad sTe
Bob Simpson has taken up his duties as
coach OF Missouri university students. lie
is In charge OF the compulsory athletic
work OF the military department.
Princeton wrestiers will participate IN
~ dual meets December 81 TO March 81.
1880.
KoFiro Hancishi. Jsrsnes. Stu 5itsu
expert. has been added TO University OF
Illinois athletic coaching school staff.
Philadelphia win STAGE grand circuit
races at Belmont next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

in the aggressive spirit
He will not stand for swearing
among his players nor dirty work on
the field.
and they believe he will come back
stronger than ever next year.
Anyhow, Il has been a great sea
son OF upsets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

the ear until he spoke In peevlsh
accepts and said he was doing
poorly.
Moved by compassion too deep for
words | skiddcd hack 20 the office
and added two-lne note 70 nay
baseball story. thus:
4 knock That Was Boost
mo matter what his noston
critics may say. Jim Hassoit now
has tho carmark Of an umpire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

a bssebailrr'. life IL hard: after
spending n winter nj home he
has 10 spend another nj a train.
inr camp where flowers are sup
posed To be In bloom and b~autc.
Gus creatures sportivcly trip I'm
and down the bathing beaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

partner He IL using many OF the
Dempsey ring tricks.
When lie weighed but 1854 he won
the amateur middlewcight and
heavyweight titles Of the Amateur
Athletic union. lie is only 20 years
old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

"Niet" aisrsot. the famsa. rnaJs,
tesxur baseball comedian. MAY an
prar In = san Iranri.s-e unlfsrm meat
w-~A for ono month. Aitrosk wtfl
lihrly accompany the ~~~sis on a Trim
TO seattle and Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Brennan thinks he can whip
Jack Dempsey. but he'd better
put tho sting In the first ono Of
g punches. II he hopes 10 get
away alive. for Dempsey won't
he = target for . pupchs.~~ond
performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

That ono punch Of Carpenters
may mar Jack Demp<ey's movie
career. for Jack viii he thinking
about that right when he ought
Ia have his mind on the beauti.
fuI vampire or the apple EirI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Tho Reds are somebody now
and they must act the part. Pat
Moran will take hts boys 10 vi.
ami 60 spend the late winter
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
ny ROBERT l.. RIPLEY


the Wild and wooiiy football season
just closed that the old boy has eorns
on HIS spinal column. Every section
of the country furnished its horrible
example Of scrambled dope. but with.
out doubt the greatest upset was the
performance OF the III" from Cen
ter college. Kentucky. This little col
lego with abou, $50 pupils was the
sensation OF tho football season.
They not only finished the season an.
defeated. but whipped the great West
virginia III" which had beaten
Princeton. Ohio Wesleyan and Rut.
gers BY large scores Center gave
Indiana n bad Boating. and Indiana
soon af,erwnrd bcai Syracuse. one OF
tn. best teams In the East
Tho Reason
Tho reason Chiefly thru the untir.
ing and uncearinr efforts Of Charley
Moran. head coach. and Bob Myers.
director Of athletics. and a team
spirit which makes a real death
struggle Of every game played.
We've heard lot 81 the Yale spirit
and tho Colgate spirit. but never yet
have We seen tho players Of either
team 20 down on their knees before
a game and. with tears streaming
down their faces pray for victory.
This is n part Of the regular routine
at Center. however. and on at~lcast
ono occasion this seaSon-- when Yves,
Virginia played at Danville-,hc dis
nificd president Of the Colonies. Dr.
william a. Garfield. led the prayer.
1T was indeed a novel experience
TO me" the learned doctor said aft.
erward. Eve prayed before. Of
course. but never for n football team.
But the tight that showed In my boys
that day awakened n corresponding
emotion in mo. too. and wanted 10
go out on the FIELD with them and
line up against those West Virginia
mountainecrs. | felt rather foolish
crying with the boys, but the tears
came and / could not restrain thew.
\ successful football team" he con.
Guided. needs first. material; second.
coaching; third. spirit. Center, | am
proud TO say. has all three"
That is not all. Doc Dope has been
wrong all year. Short-cnd layers
have cleaned up handsomely this sea
son.
Jess Was No. I
First came Jess willard. What an
upset that was at Toledo, Dempsey
gave Jess and the old Doc n terrible
black eye when he won the worlds
title from tho giant Kansasian.
Chick Evans our golf champion,
was the next 10 fall. Dave Heron.
tho unknown youth from Pittsburg,
upset all calculations by winning the
national championship.
Then the Cincinnati Reds! Who
ever thought they would win the pen
nant let alone the world scries7 The
White Sox were terribly upset. And
who figured little Dick Kerr. the
midget twirler OF the Sox7 lie sue
ccodcd where Cicottc failed.
Boxing furnished a few exceptions,
too Britton knocked out Ted Q<idl
Iowis and won bnck the weller
weight championship Pal Moore. the
little chap from Memphis. went over
TO England and upset the equilibrium
81 tho empire hy mkiuc decision
from the supposedly unbeatable Jim
10y Wilic
Mlss Fanny Durack the woman
champion swimmer, paid us visit
and was inhospitably beaten by out
American girls. Patterson, also from
Australia, stopped in long enough TO
lose his worlds championship TO
johnson and Tilden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Hse~,' HiEb"e aif not find the pitch.
lng IN the fiitsbufa Cuba baseball series
3 his hkinK his average Tor Is game.
being fit Terry. formerly u the IN.
AnEsiss club BIT zee. and geafxe Cut.
shaw hattsd sff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Bill brennan HIT Soldier Mack
sullivan 20 times In JIG seconds.
Wonder what he was doing tho
ether II secopdss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

Let's go buy Boldts French pas.
try. Uptown. itli Sd ave; down.
town. 913 I'd ave-