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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-19
Attempt Made to Assasslnate VlscOunt
French
(By Associated Press,

Dublin, Dec. 19.--An attempt was
made this morning to assassinate
Viscount French, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland. French was driving when the
shot was fred. A civilian nearby was
killed by the bullet and policeman
wounded.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-19

!. sydney.--Strawberry growers arc orc
picking over their fields but ripe OS,-
Hes are very scarce. The crop rs
gsnsrallY IN fns condition ~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-19

Australia has nearly 100000 acres
Of untouched forests.
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.A|RNEN FIND
VILLAS MEN

FL. PASO. Texas. Jun" 19.--Arrlvals
from IN" Samalnyura district. south of
Juarcz. arriving her" today. brought n
report frcm Nillns mann column was
south Of Samalaluca Tuc"day morning.
going south with numh"r nf wounded.
Villa is believed In II" going toward
Santa Clara Canyon. l7J miles south Of
IN" border
Scattered bands Of Villa men Contlnu"
tn ho located near IN" border cast "f
Jurr"z Today on" O f'h" aIrplnn"S r"-
Gently scut her" for scouting work. pl-
l","d by Major Edgar T"hln. flew along
~" border. As result Colonel Francis
Glover. chI"f Of staff tu General Erwin.
commander Of tn" border district. an
nounC.h flv" armed In"n. believed I"
hay" hccn Villa r"hclS. wcrc located or-
pnsit" Yal"tH and another band Of dis
mounted men w'r" seen near there. Th"
alrplanc did not cross tn" border.
strong Remuneration Of tarranza Is
contained in an artiCl" printed in heavy
type under 4 larE" h"adlin" IN an extra
edition Of n Mexico City newspaper
brought here today, by an American who
came from the capital tn this port by
rounda bout way. Carranza officials con-
fiscatcd every copy Of the edition which
could he found within an hour or two
of its appearance he declared.
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|NEX|CANS To
PROTECT ALL
j. 8. CITIZENS

WASHINGTON. June 19.-st"ps to
nro,cc, American citizens in the M"Ni-
can state Of Chihuahua from possible
rcbcl attacks have been taken by the
Mexican government. General Candido
Acuilar confidential ambassador from
Nrryico 70 the United States, informed
thr state department today. Calling al
III. department to pay his farewell re-
,pccts 10 officials befor" going 10 Ne"
york tomorrow and thence TO Europe
General Aguilar expressed his satlslAc-
ton at tn" handling Of the recent incl-
dent AT Juarcz. cc1tcring about tne
crosainC into Mexico of American
troopa
Following his final conference Win
Acting Secretary Of state Polk and Am
passndor Fletcher. General Aguilar is-
sucd n statement as follows: "'Vhc MeXl-
can government has sent q Sutflclent
number Of troops under tho command OF
General Manuel NJ. Dicgucz 10 Northern
Ncxicr 10 fight villa. American citlzenS
and other foreigners residing in the
state Of chihuahua arc being removed 10
we'll garrisoned towns in order In place
them ont Of danger. General Tt"gu"z
has been instructed by tho government
10 rcmovn to LAREDO. on special tralnsc'
tho foreigners who may wish 10 gn there
thus enabling them to reach satcly the
border with tho United States.
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GALL|VAN ASKS PRESIDENT To
H||RRY HOME REMOVE BUR[ESON !;
AND SAVE NATION FROM CRIME
ING WILL SAVE COUNTRY FROM WAVE OF AN
ARCHY AND SAVE GREAT FUNDS

WASHINGTON. juno l9.-Rcpresenta-
tive C;allivan, Democrat. Of MaSsachus-
cts. in an attack today on tho admins
tration Of Postmaster General Rurlcs"n.
declared il would bc n great relief to the
people Of tho United States II President
Wilson would hurry HON" and clean
house in his official family"
IF he will do this" Mr.. Gallivan add
cd. 1T will do moro than anything else
to check tho spread Of radicalism and
anarchy and make unnecessary a special
appropriation Of half million dollars
urged by the attorney general TO prevent
crime by anarchists"
Mr.. Burleson. Mr.. Cnllivan declared.
has mistrcatcd and maltrrated postof-
ficc employees. exploiting them worse
than any profitccr. No corporation
slave driver Of the old type even could
have displayed less sympathy than Mr..
Burlcson
IF he is such a political wonder as he
Is claimed to be. pray that he get out
OF the cabinet and restore my dear old
dying Democratic party to life. He is
the greatest misfit in public office this
country has ever known and his continu-
apre In office Is standing menace to
my country"
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SITUATION PERPlExlNG
NV the Associated PresS)

an prevailing with regard to whether Germ
Italian
Failing vote OF confidence IN e
Orlando
chamber governments explanations OF us Ior
sr and forthwith probably would still further com
of especially Strengthening out
regards ly claims TO Flue ano rne Daf
atian
The government overwhelming
had heenso be
of
greatest part
be indications na the
recognition Of the fact that the aeo
met. 49,.
American have received indications h
that for short eN
pre may pebisc Germany can De hea 10 W
Indications however
evnuahty
to CON
Germans expiration OF the time limit
be able
should necessity OF require IT,
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Tho spirit of unrest among the toilseO
OF tho country. Mr.. Gallivan said. VA
breaking out in the most violent tofm
Of anarchy in many places. The mAU
most directly responsible. he charged.
were the misguided officials in the city
OF Washington. clothed with war author
ity which has turned their heads"
Mr.. Gallivan characterized the post.
master general as 'one Of the greatest
blunderers Of the administration. and one
OF the worst autocrats the country ever
had in official life" and added:
1T is the unanimous sentiment OF the
people Of the entire country that Post.
master General Burleson is the blgGeee
and most complete failure as q public
official that the country has ever pro-
duccd." G
Representative Sisson. Democrat, Mtl-
sissippi. answering Mr. Gallivan. da.
clarcd the people loved the postmaStet
general for the enemies he had m9d
in an honest endeavor 10 give tho county
a proper mail service 1T economical oo0s.
There have been no charges Of ffapA
against his administration. Mr.. 6isson
added. but only an attack based on the
opinion Of certain persons and interests
anxious to destroy Ne. 4qrsa0oa, -
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.0EMDCRA7SAND Republicans.
SCORE EACH OTHER|N TALKS
IN PEACE AND WORLD LEAGUE
DEBATE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS OPENS WAY FOR EX-
CHANGE OF COMPLIMENTS BY POLITICAL LEAD
ERS- VICE PRESIDENT CALLS AHALT

WASHINGTON. June 19.-Debate on
.be league Of nations shifted to poiit-
cal ground again today in the senate.
with a resulting furry Of party feel ng
which ended ip an admonltIon BY III"
chair that senate rules must be OBJ
served.
The flare-up started when Senator
Williams, of Mississippi Democrat.
member Of the foreign relations COM
nnittee. charged that the Republicans
had stacked" tho committee against
the league. Senator Moses. OF Ne"
Hampshire. a Republican member. made
4 spirited denial. and Senator McCor-
mick, Republican. Of Illinois. declared
the Paris peaC" mission had been
stacked with Democrats.
Other senator's quickly got into 1he
discussion and still others were asking
recognition when Vice President Mar
shall called halt ruling that tho dis
cussion. which had interrupted a speech
by Senator Thomas. Democrat. Of Colo
RADIO. was out OF order. The Colorado
senator then resumed his address. IA
rected against the Knox resolution. by
which the senate would ask an oppor-
tunity 10 accept the peace treaty with
out the league OF nations covenant in
:orporated.
Senator Williams charge followed one
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OHIO VOTERS MAY
HAVE REFERENDUM
ON PROHIBITION

COLTMRTS. Ohio. June l9.-RiEht Of
Ohio voters to approve or diSaTrrovc
tho action Of the state legislature IN rat
flying federal constitutional amend
mcnts was upheld today by Judg" T.. Is
Dillon. Of the Franklin County Common
Pleas court, Th" dc"isiNn unless rc-
vcrscd by higher courts. Will permit
referendum 10 be held on both IN" fed
rral prohibition and tho woman suffrage
amendments whIrh tho legislature has
ratified.
Tho decision was rendered in tho case
brought by George +. Hnwkc". If Cln-
cinnati. n"ains, SECRETARY of stat" llar-
ycy e. smith to "njr,n nm from accept
ing rcfcr"udum p"iiri"ns Oh TN" r"S"lu-
tion of tho LEGISLATURE rA'IfyinG IN" fed
oral prohibition amendment. on the
ground thai tn" resolution could not h@
referred To tho voters and that IN" &C
tion Of tho Legislature" was final.
Assistant Secretary &C Sta" Folks
proclamation d"c!arinC th" prohibit" =.
amendment adnDtcd. judge Dillon held
, is without legal effect 1nl force SO far
as the question was Conc"rn'd. l. Wa>
cont ended by attorneys for Hawk" That
tho assistant s"Cr"tary'S proclaim u" u
barred further action in phIo. Tho
proposed referendum IS I" y" sought hr
tho Ohio Homo Rulc assoCr"' IN undo"
provision Of tho sta" constitution Hu-
thorizinC referendum ou rcsolu, ions
adopted by tho L"ri~lntur" rarifyins
amendments to llI" federal ConStitu-
tion.
Dry leaders who wcrc hlCknE tho suit
filed by Hawk" also contrHd"G thar mas
much ms tho federal Constitution says
aiiticatIon shall hc mad" by IN" S,5tr
I."Ci iSlaturcS. tho state COW tl'uil"Ial
= vision providing for 4 ref'r"ndmm ~
out Of harmony with IN" federal Con-
stitution and therefor" void
On this question .IudE" Dillon held
that the frau'rS Of the federal HonSt:'u-
tion intended tho torn leg. stature TO
mean THAT body or bodies in whl"h uc
tho full and final expression Of II" vii!
Of the people
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COLUMBUS. O. Juno 1s.-W1th Gov

COLUMBUS. O. Juno 19.-W1th Gov
ernor Cox confined to his bed at his
home near Dayton, by illness. no official
at the state capital would express him
self authoritatively as to the governors $
probable action in response TO tho rcSo-
luton cd today by the lower house
Of the general assembly. requesting the
chief executive to take steps to prevent
the Wlllard-Dempsey prize fight in
Toledo, July 4. The general impression,
however. Is that Governor Cox will not
interfere
Lieutenant Governor Brown stated
that nc had no legal authority I" act.
"The matter rests in tho hands Of the
governor" tho lieutenant governor said.
Though no similar resolution was Of
fercd in the upper house. Lieutenant
Governor Brown stated that hc was GER
tain It would have been defeated had
one been presented.
At tho executive office II was stated
that the policy heretofore followed
would be pursued and that Governor
Cox would have no statement 10 make
even though he were here.
Attorney General Price would max"
no statement on the question Of the
governors aupthority tn stop tho fight.
II pOSlClNeIN CeCllnt W lu' lIlN''-
ter" the attorney general said
Tho resolution declares that tn" fight
promoters have failed to obtain pcrmi~
sion for the exhibition in all of North
America except Ohio and old Mexico"
and asks the governor to follow prccc-
dents OF former governors in unfolding
the fair name Of the state of Ohio and
10 take proper steps TO prevent the TAX
ing place OF the proposed prize fight
within the state OF Ohio" The resolu-
ton also declares such exhibitions as
the proposed Toledo bout ar" brutal in
their nature and not conductive TO good
morals."'
The Dunn bTll, which was defeated in
the lower house and tho Pearson rcs"lu-
tion Of today, divided tho Legislature"
along sharp political lines. Democratic
members declared the purpose Of both
the bill and the resolution was solely to
bring political embarrassment to Cover
nor Cox This accusation was denied by
Republicans A joint resolution that
would have required senate concurrence
was introduced first. This failed on a
strict party vote Sc for TO 23 against.
Tho resolution then was rc-nff"rcd as n
house resolution and was adopted with
out a record vote.
While the proposed Willard Dempsey
fight Is said to conform technically to
the state boxing laws. Republican lead
crs many OF them attorneys, declare tho
governor could prevent the fight II h'
so desired on tho ground that II is IN
reality 10 be n championship fight held
under tho guise of a boxing exhibition.
Democratic leaders are equally as strong
in their contention that tn" proposed
exhibition is TO he a boxing bout in con
formity with tho state laws and thor"-
fore the governor is without authority to
interfere. All arc agreed that # ii
were a prize fight and advertised AS
such by tn" promoters that il would b"
barred under state laws and that II
would be the governors duty 10 prohibit
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new YORK
GUARD I3
SUMMON
Ten Regiments Mobfzed }
Call Proves Test Silence
of Officers Gave Credence;
to Report of Red Outbreak

NEW YORK. June 19.-Then regis
ments Of the New Eork state 6uar0
demonstrated tonight what they couid
do by way Of protecting the city In -
emergency. when they answered test
mobilization call and quickly threw
cordons OF armed guards about p9otio
buildings power houses, car barns
public utilities and the homes OF prom.t
Inent citizens.
Automobile trucks. nile with armed.
men. dashed from armorieS 10 or1oSees
power houses and other spots theoreti.i
cally held to be in danger. and tAe.
qua dsmcn carried out tho practtGe
drill so grimly that in many QuarterA
il was believed that they were to ~
main on guard duty to protect the CIV
from red" outbreaks. -.
This belief was heightened by the
secrecy thrown about the proceedings,
Colonel Hayes OF the 7th infantry. an'l
noun.cd that two battalions Of his men
had been sent out Ito guard public,
property" and that the orders, which,
were secret, specified no date for thelti
return. -
TIL" realism given the drill Wa
strcngi hencd by the fact that ammunt..
tion was issued TO the men News
paper men were barred from all arm
ories. t"tsS
Rrigadier General George r Dyer. 81
charge Of Brigade headquarters at tue
list regiment armory. Manhattan. ieft
his headquarters in motor car for g
tour Of his guards without making any
statement. Adjutant General Berry
supervised the maneuver. but he could
not hc reached to make statement
concerning IL. :
About 10000 men in all were mobtl..
lied. -
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Concentrates Forces.

CoB1ENZ S-By The Associated fress)
British French and Belgian troops oessn Ds 0
further into Germany Will %
hundred thousand allied soldiers VIII sy
ready march not sign the peace terms
kinds OF
moved across CoDnz Mayence and otner pd
with the
activity today, particularly
brdgehead On the M
Fourth divisions completed mnor
adva word comes to go ahead
being equpped for possible
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CROWDS FOR REGATTA

NEW LONDON. Conn. Juno "a
Crowds w"r" pouring into New London
tonight. IN antic, patton Of tho revival
here tomorrow nf tho classic Yalc-Har-
ward lniCr-varsity crew races, tcmporar-
lily halted by tho war.
TIL" varsity four-milc race. Will not be
started until r. m. and. not at that
hour unless there IS an absence Of wind.
II WAS announced following a conference
Of crew CnptnInN and regatta officials
tonight. Tho fnr"ruOn races Will also
ho st back half an hour. IN" freshmen
rowing at ln:3" and the second varsitics
AT IL O'Clock.
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Allies Sure Huns
Will Sign Treaty
In Fear of Force
REVISION OF PEACE DELEGATION AND POSSIBLE
VOTE BY THE GERMAN PEOPLE WILL BRING
ABOUT SIGNING OF TREATY xs.:.l4s
=. - IL -

BERLIN 19-(By the Associated PreSS-A d&patrh 10
the N Berner Tagebat from Wmar reports that Matthias Err
berger head the Gustav Noske minister OF
defense Herr Wse minister of economc Herr Schmidt 1000
minister Bauer minister of labor all are IN favor OF "
the peace treaty while ninety cent of the Democrats ana e
entire Independent faction ready to yield
The correspondent predicts that the cabinet Will resign ana
saws Count Won Bernsto ambassador to the United States
is likely to succeed Count Won BrockdorRanzau as envoy 10
Versailles
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SQUIRE BOOTLEGGER?

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jun" l?T
Rcrcrt was mad" I" tho stat" prohlni .
tion dcrar r. ment today ot IN" arrest o!
cain Cansdy. Justice Cf III" peace at
Lester. Raleigh county. charged with IN"
unlawful sale "f m"onshIn" whiSkry.
The arrest was mad" by Sheriff Foster.
and upon search Of lis residence. SIX
pints Of liuuor wer" found by m" Ollie
crs IJc was hold To tho grand jury.
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REoRGANIZE DELEGATION

PARIS 19(By the Associated PreSs-AdVlceS received
American peace conference circles in Paris from Wemar indicate
that there may in the personnel of the German peace
deecation and that extension of the time limit Tor signing
peace treaty be requested by the Germans but ha e
Germans will sign the treaty.
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II allan
CABINET
resigns
Italian Premier and Cabinet
Quit Posts When Deputies
Refuse TO Extend Vote of
Confidence King Has
designations

ROME, June 19.--The Italian
government resigned this evening
following an adverse vote against
it in the chamber of deputies.
Premier Orlando, in announcing
his resignation and that of the
cabinet, said King Victor En-
manuel had reserved decision as
to acceptance.
The chamber of deputies had,
by a vote of $50 to 75, rejected
Orlando's molten III favor Of dis
cussing the question CT confidence
which related to the foreign policy
Of the government in secret Sec
sion.
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LIQUOR BOARDS DIE

COTI'MPTS. Ohio. inn" 19-t 'pho!d-
ing \ ruling by Attorney General lrlce;
tho Ohio suprcH" court tonight decided
that tho state liquor license boards
ceased 10 cxi=t Nay -. The dat" the
sta'c prohibition amendment became ef-
fcCiivc
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ROME. Jun" -. Tn" comment.
headed by NItrcrr" T.. orlando. Prlm"
'lnn.Sicr. was ~ G"at"i ~ III" chamber
Of d"puti"S today II "A vote OF r"nh-
d"nrc. and wh'n tn" chamber ADJOURN
81 this evening". i was expected HAT
SIgn"r Orlando would shortly annou"""
tho rcsigraricu # IA" cabinet.
ROME. Jun" 10. NIiavHsD Tho ltail-
an government moi with defeat IN thn
chau,hcr Of deputies to-day. whom chit
Chamh,r rejected n vote of confidence
i'm the government by 80 10 -, ir'-
mror Orlando md demanded That INC
chamber moot IN secret session 10 h"ff
Explanations regarding IN" foreign pol
icy ard made u n question Of cohhd'nce
IN tho government.
Under tho ord mary COURSE nj pro-
Crdurc Tho dcf"A' nf h" government Oh
a vote Of confidence would h" follow
| I'd by III. resignation Of tho govern
mont. The resignation Of tn" Orlando
! government might have m omharrass-
! lnE effect on IN" n"ac" c"nt"r"nc" as
, rromicr Orlando has been a m"rlh"r
- the council Of four with Ir"mIHrS
I.lnyd George and C1emonCcau and
| President Wilson.
\ rnl!Iical crisis arose several weeks
! nCo IN Rome and caused thrc" mcm-
h.rS Of the Orlando government To rH-
, sign. The premier rcturncc Ia Rome
J from Paris and was ahic to adjust the
dlfiiCulIi"S.
Tho labor and food situation in Italy
! has not h"cn Of tn" hest since tho sign
: Ing Of tho armlstice and general
sirik" hogan in Rome Tuesday night.
! Last week there were strikes and dis
orders IN Spazia. Turin and Milan.
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THE WEATHBR.

WASHINGTON, June 1S-Forecasti
Ohio and West Virgtna-Local thun-
der showers Friday and probably Satur-
day; little change in temperature.
western PennEylvania-Local thunder
showers Friday; saturday partly cloudy,
little change In Temperature.
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FOCh Marks Time
With Troops Who
Can Finish Huns
ALLIED GENERALISSIMO FORMING FRONT FROM
RHINE To RIVER DANUBE ORDERS FORCES CON.
CENTRATED q 1gs!aeS4lAIis.s: Ai.:

forming front asatn
tho Germans from the Rhine Lnnsgeant says
ed The allied added will henceforh extsno
Rumanian and Polish armies
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GERMAN PEOPLE MAY DECIDE

Berlin June 19IBy way Of C0penhagnl-Ihe Vernan ma
tona assembly will make its final decision the peace treaty atu
M according to private received here from Welmar In al
probability said assembly will decide to order that peDs
cite be taken.
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LEG|SLATORSASK GOVERNOR To
STOP N||LLARD-DEMPSEY BATTLE
LOWER HOUSE OF OHIO LEGISLATURE ADOPTS PEAR
SON RESOLUTION CALLING FOR ACTION BY Gov
ERNOR COX COVER NOR SILL
GOVERNOR SILENT

DAYTON. June 19.-Govcrnnr
James NJ. Cox, who has been i'll for
several days at his home here. to-
night declined to comment upon the
action of tn house Of representatives
In adopting a resolution regarding the
Willard-Dempsey bout at Toledo.
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If the German national assembly orders peblsclte on the peace
treaty Saturday. the voting will be done that the German
answer an reach the Paris by $40 Monday Paris
time unless should and the allies grant ur-
ther extension of in which to
Late in April reported from Berlin that the German
had all apprtenancs election readiness
pebsce on the peace At that time sources close TO the
government claimed that such election could be completed
Germany 4S hours The question OF Peosclte IN
GERMANY however. has not been raised since
Since the revolution November all important elections IN Ger
many have been held on Sunday
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The Knox resolution he opposed aa
improper in that it would oTcrstep the
power of the senate in trcaty-mak,nE'
and would be interpreted as a presump-
tive effort to dictate 10 the peace con-
ference. Answering the plea that tn"
people should have more time TO con-
sidr the league proposal. he asserted
that there already had been wide dis
cussion OF the subject for several years
II there is man between the two
oceans who hasn't discussed 1t and
reached some conclusion regarding IT,"
he said, "the fact argues for his ig-
norance and for the imposslbility Of his
(couttuyled on Page Eighty
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by Senator Thomas that the Repuoli-
cans first had put the league into pol
Itics by the celebrated round robin or
the last session, and now were con-
demning Democratic support Of the
league as partisan.
Mr.. Thomas is one Of the Democratic
senator's who have taken no definite
stand regarding tho league. but in his
speech today he read many extracts
from historical works To show that IN
the past beneficial proposals often had
met the same arguments as now Lon-
front tho league covenant.
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(cont3n1sd on Page Eighty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07

OF the arm. II viii Iequire patience
to be able TO balance the ball In this
position. The muscles of the hands
will also come in for share Of bene-
AZ here.
Bending is extremely beneflcial. 1t
involves nearly all the muscles on the
front and back of ,tie body. Great fun
can be had by throwing the ball up
ward from this position to person
standing ten feet away. Another game
be played is to get squads of people,
having ak or seven persons in one
squad. Let the person in front throw
the ball back between the line of feet
which are spread far enough apart,
As soon as the ball is passed the front
girl rushes to the back along one
side of the line, while the girl at abe
back catches the ball and rushes to
the front of the line, and so on. The
eagerness to get the ball PASSED as
quickly as possible and to gain posi-