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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
!, LOCAL AND PERSONAL

School commences Monday after the
two weeks Xmas vacation.
Mrs. Mont White returned Saturday
from visit at Manitowoc.
lSsWm. Shampo, who has been in the
army, arrived home Sunday.
Miss Beatrice and Carl Beninghaus
came up from Neopit Tuesday.
Otto Olson, Laona' efficient marshal,
was a caller in town yesterday.
II. Il. Liesenfeder of West Bend was
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Finest Adams returned home
Monday from visit at Shawano.
Mrs. Lewis Mallow of Laona was a
guest at the Russell home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Collier returned
home from Oconto Falls last Friday
Sever Anderson Of Mountain looked
after logging interests here Monday
Mrs. Kolb of De Pere arrived Tues
day on visit with the Moore families,
Mrs. A. &. Russell and daughter
Vivian returned from Laona Tuesday
Mrs. Otto Newman and son returned
to 500 Crossing yesterday after visit
mere
Wesley Kinsman has been sick this
week with pneumonia following influ-
enza.
Mrs. Frank Collier has been at Black
well this week taking care of flu pa
tents
Land agent Chas. Townsend was NJ
from Green Bay on business mission
Monday.
+ John Kuffner, who has been home on
furlough, returned to Admission, Ala
Sunday.
Lewis Mallow, the Laona movie
owner, was business caller here last
Friday.
Mrs NJ. j Dickinson and daughters,
Hazel and Enid, went to Oconto on d
visit Tuesday.
Chas. Fitzpatrick returned to his
travelling duties for the Standard OH
Co Wednesday.
Misses Ewers, Ketchen and Roberts,
of Tipler, attended the dance here Wed
nesday evening.
Malcolm Nc Eachin, logging fore
man for the Oconto Co. at Townsend.
was in town Saturday.
+ Miss Amanda Rice, who has been
ghest at the Ed Moore home, returned
to Pelican last week.
H. j. Thoreson of the Jones Lumber
Co., was up from Appleton on business
few days last week
G. W. Jones returned to Appleton
last Friday after spending couple OF
days here on business.
Miss Amalge Schultz and Mike Red
dix, both of Laona, were married here
by Rev. Kuether Tues say.
TONY Upton, who has been visiting
here, returned last Friday to CudahA
where he is employed in an automobile
factory.
N w. Johnson of the Carter & Wa
beno Telephone Co, was down from
Laona a few days last week looking
after some repair work.
Mrs Ellen Toutloff and son Lloyd re-
Turned home from Milwaukee Monday
LLOYD, who has been in the navy, has
received his discharge
A large crowd attended che New
Years dance at Ender's hallfWednes-
day evening. The music by Panosh's
six piece orchestra was fine.
u Walter Niermann and Chas Braun,
VINO nave Deell III camp III " iooi@oApPl,
arrived home last Friday having beer
honorably discharged from the army,
Dread or fear of dentist will be re-
duced to almost nothing when people
begin to realize that it can be reduced
by regular consultation with the den
tice. Do not wait to have a skillful
dental mechanic fill your mouth with
artificial teeth Go now and keep the
YOU no matter how long you live if you
have them well taken care of.
DR.. L. w. Goelz, Dentist
NnTvCE To TAXDA VEDC
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
SOME COMPANY DISHES.

When entertaining a few guests, a
few dishes out of the ordinary are al
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
GOOD DlsHEs.

For the vegetarian. mince pies made
In the ordinary way are not liked, but
the following made of
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
TbeKTTU\EN
GABLNE s

We never know how much one loves\
till we know how much he is willing
to endure and suffer for us; and it is
the suffering element that measures
love.-Henry Ward Beecher.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03
Defendant.

John Harris, Defendant.
BY virtue of a judgment of Foreclos-
ure and sale made in the above entitled
action on the 18th day of September
1918 the undersigned sheriff of Forest
County, Wisconsin,, will sell at the
North door of the court house, in the
city of Crandon said county and state,
February 18th, 1919 at ten o'clock in
forenoon of that day, the real estate
and liened premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold md therein de-
scribed as follows:-
The Northeast Quarter. of the North
east Quarter of Section number thirty
three (33) in Township number thirty
four (34) north of Range number fif-
teen (15) east, in Forest County, Wis
consin.
Dated this 10Th day of December 1918.
Terms of Sale--CASH. =
MARTIN GEoRGESON,
Sheriff, Forest County, Wisconsin.
WARDE A. WESCoTT,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Crandon Wisconsin
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-01-03

1st pub Dec 27, 1918 last Feb. IA, 1919
IN CIRCUIT COURT FOREST COUN-
TY STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Miner Bros, d co partnership consist
ing of W. e. Miner and Henry Miner,
Plaintiffs,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

Frcdcrickson, that building pofmit
of }. j.. Clark BE- approved with
provisions endorsed thereon. Tar
ried.
Moved by Tracy, seconded by
Frederickson. that a committee be-
appointed 10 locate a suitable
ground ON which all garbage Is 10
be dumped. Carried.
Frederickson aud Tracy were APP
pointed such committee.
The clerk was instructed 20 nll
out the budget fund report at once.
Letter from District Attorney },
Is Vaugm was read. connrmlne The
action OF the Board Of Trustees on
licenses.
J. W. Walkers report on santa
ton was read.
Moved by Evans. seconded by
Frederickson. That on account OF
the title and DELAY. that the offer
of the Board OF Trustees for The
purchase Of tots iS and a. hIbck
- be cancelled. Carried.
Moved by FredcricksOn secondcd
by Tracy. that the clerk be in
structcd 10 collect % PR cent pen
atty for non-paymcnt Of water rent
and 10 see that the law Is strictly
enforced after September I next
Prior 10 September I Il may b,
paid without penalty.
No further business appearing
Hoard adjourned.
!. r. BLAIR Mayor.
Attest:
4. G. DEAN. Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
RESOLUTION

We. the members Of the All star
Club, regret very deeply the I'M
timely death Of one OF u dear
friends and members, Rachel Burns,
who was taken from "a so sud
denly, and we realize That we have
lost a faithful member and a dear
friend, but We will bow IN humble
submission 10 God. who doeth all
things well. hoping this earthly loss
"a heavens gain. SO let us strive
To meet her some day In the sweet
beyond. and We deeply sympathizc
with the beloved ones In the hour
OF their trouble.
Respectfully sbmitted TO the All
star Club.
TOMMY BROCK, President
NAE OWE. Secretary
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
CHAPLAIN OF CONCREss
Hrrs 1IAE a 9 =

The chaplain. REV. Henry N.
conden. D. u, offered the following
prayer.
.'Good Lord. deliver us. we be-
seech Thee. from the u~nwarranted
con4ilions ~ which we rs a people
nnd ourselves.
wv have just passed through
The greatest war Of all history, and
won a victory for democracy, lih-
crly aud freedom from aulocracy
and oppression.
arhus We have cast out the
demon of aulocracy but We have
permitted seven devils 10 enter In.
aud the last state Of the house is
worse than ne nrst
The greatest iricksier becomes
for a day the greatest business
man. The greatest lricksler be-
comes for a day The greatest lawyer.
The greatest iricksicr becomes for
a day the greatest statesman. but
honesty. Justice truth. righteous
ness. which arr eternal, will assert
themselves. fright all wrongs. free
the oppressed and make life toler-
able.
so we pray for a victory over
the high cost Of living and the
deadly enemies Of truth, liberty
and Justice. In His name, Amen.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
WHAT HENRY CAN no
Win uis SIX CENTS

Speculation IL rife as 10 what
Henry Ford can do with The dam
ages OF Q cents awarded him by a
jury IN his si.Oo0oO0 libel suit
against the Chicago Tribune. A
reader OF the New Mexican sug-
gests the purchase Of any one OF
the following articles as a wise ex-
|pcnditure Of The Q cents awarded.
One small orange.
One and one-nfth packages u
chewing sum. any flavor.
One pencil.
Five steel pens.
Several sticks Of candy.
A typewriter cruiser.
A package Of paper drinking
cups.
Three cookies.
one trip on a street car, escapine
the bumps OF the oliver.
A package Of pins.
A collar button.
A can opener.
One thimble.
One dozen trouser buttons.
A wire ny swntter.
Postage on Christmas greeting,
10 Frau schwimmer or some Other
member Of the peace party MI
Ford sent 10 Europe-New MeNi-
ram.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
CENSUS ron NEW MEXICO

Washington. ID. C-Tho Secretary
OF Commerce, upon the recommcn-
dation Of the Director Of the Cen
sus, has made the following APP
pointmcnts Of supervisors OF census
for the state Of New Mexico:
First District - Juan j. Duran.
Union county.
second District-Byron o. Beall
Santa Fe county.
A description Of the supervisors
districts In New Mexico follows
Two districts. Population 1910.
327 .30i.
First District-Counties; Chavcs
.Colfax, Curry, DE Baca, Eddy
Guadalupe, lea, Lincoln, Mora
Otero, Quay, Roosevelt san Miguel
Torrance and Union lnftecn coun-
lies). Population 1910. 1901.
Second District Counties Der
nalillo, bona Ana. Grant, Luna, Me-
Kinley, Rio Arriba, san Juan. San.
doval. Santa Re, Sierra. socorro
Taos and Valencia thirteen coun-
ties). Population 1910. 10000.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
A \ LOVE o


A tense love story rs told in the
new World-Picture, The Road 10
France, which on august 20 will
be shown at the Columbus Theatre
with Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn
Greeley starred. The love story is
staged against the rushing activities
Of a big American ship yard in war
time. The fabricai;ng Of a great
steel cargo carrier Is shown from
the time the keel - laid until the
launching occurs, and, by the way,
Mrs. n. n. Gary. wife Of Judge y.
n. Gary Of the United States Steel
Corporation, christens che boat al
the launching.
Tho love story moves swiftly and
the whole production Is Of a nature
calculated 10 mako everyone even
more glad TO be an American and
10 be uiding In the great business
Of making the world safe for
democracy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL


As result OF personal grievances
FIorinc stone shot ana Killed Rachel
Burns doth coloredl nj the lattcr's
home Tuesday evening. Judge Cole
held an inquest r. &. Armslrong'
ii. j. Kane, }. 5. Reed, W. u. Miller
u. W. nazman and 4. W. Barron
officiating as coroner's jury. Yes
.terday morning District Attorney j..
Is. Vaupht, with Mayor A. r. hemil-
ton Of Dcming, representing the de-
fendnni. appeared IN a preliminary
hearing in judge Coles court and
swearing several witnesses
the defendant was remauded with
out bait.
The remains Of the deceased We're
sent 10 Houston. Texas. for burial
IL. T.. Sisco having charge OF the
funeral arrangements. Sergeant g.
n. Baltimore aud wife had general
charge of the services, the Az star
Club holding a memorial service m
the afternoon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22


The ohndftnt Club mt Monday
after q business session. A general
rehearsal Of a drama was had The
drama will be given August ~, The
title Of which is The Lost prin-
cess
Monday. August Is. the Recrea-
ton Club mot at the usual time.
The club Is putting ou big plans for
the future.
The willing Workers met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Johnson
the president This club is ready
TO do work for the w. G. c. q. G.
The Girls Club had rs reeulai
Injecting Wednesday afternoon after
q business meeting. The afternoon
was spent in planning work for IN,
w. q. O. a. 4.
The woman's Club Of the Twcn.
~ty-iourth Infantry had is regular
injecting Wednesday afternoon.
Al soldiers Of the Twenty fourtl
Infantry are cordially invited TO al.
tend the drama given by the Chill.
drcn's Club August %. After tn
drama there will be a dance. LadieI
will receive invitations.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

ron sALE-vicirola, used very
short time. with 2s records; $1,000
one small ice box new. Apply T.
W. Ward, n. Main ST, Ave blocks
north of Depot.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Columbus building eleven new
business houses. Including n bank.
Tularosa oil miners organize 20
oppose claim jumpers.
Aibuquerque-Menarc school re-
ceives appropriation OF 100000 for
needed improvements.
Albuquerque Chamber Of Com
merce reports progress In all.
branches.
Peach crop short Loss made up
by yield Of other crops.
OIL development at Nara Visa
goes forward.
Western Union employees have a
system Of arbitration and do not
believe Ia strikes. Voluntary media
tion Of labor troubles is growing.
Nalmora installs electric lights.
Big oil companies said 10 be be,
hind drilling in Guadalupe county
Reports " revival OF mining ac-
tivity come from al parts Of state.
Harvest and range conditions con-
tinue favorable.
Wyoming cattlemen looking for
grazing land in this state.
With the worlds copper business
controlled by American producers
and rchners and a prospective de-
mand for the metal exceeding any
thing heretofore known. the copper
states can look forward confidently
30 many years OF prosperity.
kingston-Empire Zinc Co. puts
up new buildings at Illinois mine.
Mesilla park-state college 10 get
new south wing.
Nalmora 10 have large hospital.
Roswell canning factory is now
ready to operate.
Helena Observation-Disclosures con-
Ncted socialist says he prefers the
l. W. W. TO the American Fedora
ton Of Labor, because the "wob.
blies are class conscious" Yes,
10 the extent Of smashing employ
ers machinery and burning forests
and farmers haystacks.
Bellview gives $4,000 contract
for school building.
Mesiila farmers 10 build cemen,
silOs.
Tucumcari gets new furnishing
store.
Magdalena has 100000 pounds OF
wool la storage.
Three oil wells in Union county,
r nov down 500 To 800 feet with
good indications.
Melruse cream business is a bis
item.
Campaign started To stop calll'
thefs.
Fort sumner votes 100000 Il
build concrete dam and grayit,
canal.
states revenue from oil leases I,
Sii5.OOO since December 4.
Tucumcari - Ten-acre tract pur.
chased for i~.OOO-barrel refinery.
Nado road TO reopen after incon.
yenient tie-up.
Anthonys big cantaloupe crop b
now ripening.
Permit given 10 dam the Sever
lakes arroyo for irrigation pur.
poses.
Santa Pc gets $4,000 knights Of
Columbus building.
B~olsheyiks, l. W. WIS and radical
socialists find themselves 10 b,
quite as useless To society as the
nth wheel Of a wagon.
Magdalena 10 hold meeting OF
Cattle and Horse Growers Associa-
ton In August
Magdalena ships forty-one cars
Of steers.
Bean Growers Association 10 send
pound packages Of pinto beans
throughout the east.
Pecos Valley apple crop cut to
600 cars by hail.
New England displaces 100000
tons Of coal with oil this year.
Tucumcari 10 be on first Ocean
10 Ocean" highway through state.
Tucumcari-Pecos Refining q Pro-
duoing Company 10 build refinery
here.
Hogs sell in Chicago for s23. The
Federal Trade Commission will next
be investigating profits NJ farmer
and advocate government control
and regulation Of farms.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
PROCEEDINGS on THE BOARD
or TRUSTEES or COLUMBUS

August 49, 1919.
Special meeting. Present: Mayor
J. r. Blair; Trustees Klein, Exams
and Tracy.
Moved by Evans, seconded by
Tracy. that the Village Of Columbus
cooperate in the distribution OF
food products offered for sale by
the government Carried.
Motion by Evans, seconded by
Klein, that n. o. Tracy be appointed
10 receive orders al The. Mayors
office Thursday, Friday and satur-
day Of this week, no orders 10 b.
received after Z o'clO& saturday
night Carried.
No further business appearing
Board adjourned.
u M am Mav,r
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
WEEKLY PROGRAM Ar ONYX
CONTAINS SOM BIG STUFF

August 23-paramount Comedy.
Max Sennctt In
The Village Chestnut"
August al
Harry Carey In
"A Fight Tor Love"
August Is
Vivian Martin In
"IIer Country First
august 26-
Billy West In
candy hid"
August n
William Russell In
some Liar
August &-paramount Picture.
Wallace Reed IN
"The Man From Funeral Range"
August %
Larry Seman IN
"Pnssina the Buck
Tom Mix In
'Chip From the Flying u
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

"Jcwclry need %rcpairing"9 C
Oxenford.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

- - ~
Motion by Evans, seconded by
Tracy, that bills be allowed and
orders drawn for same. Carried.
Application for building permit
OF VIM. Klein was read.
Application for building permit
OF VIM. O'shay wa read.
Application for building permit
OF NJ. L. Ward was read.
Application for building permit
OF Jan Kee was read.
Application for building permit
OF Evans and Tracy was read.
Application for building permit
Iof p. l. Walker was read.
Motion by Frederickson, seconded
by Evans. that applications of
Evans and Tracy, Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
O'Shay. p. I. Walker and VIM
Klein be approved. Carried.
Moved by Tracy, seconded by
Evans. that clerk be instructed Il
procure supplies for use Of Village
In keeping well in repair. Carried
Moved by Evans, seconded by
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

Eyes trouble your" c. oxenford
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22
BROADWAY
BRUSHES

YES WI HAVE II. WHAT?
Pai-A-Cake. II is the quickest and suFesi way 10 make cake
and only costs ~ cepss II contains Flour, Sugar, Egus. short
enlng Vegetable color, DahlnapOMder, and Fla,oring Add oue
cup water and the cake Is made. Anyone can make a cake with
Il; once tried always used.
WE DON'T KEEP THEM WE SELL THEM
FRESH VEGETABLES FREsn FRlrr
JAMES 7. DEAN ca.
Fancy Groceries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-22

The woman's Club Of the Tween.
ty-fourth Infantry had is regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
TITLE
STILL IN DOUBT

The 1913 high school baseball title
is still in doubt Technical and Cen
trail tied UP yesterday at ,. AN in a
game at Union League Park, nine in
niHEs of play. are due TO meet again
!, According 10 the present dope Tech
Is ahead with three wins, no losses
and one tie game. Western is second
with three wins and one defeat. and
Central has two wins, one defeat aad
one tie for the honor.
A defeat of Tech yesterday would
have landed Tech, Western and Cen
trial in a three-cornered tie for the
title Z As matters now stand. Tech
and Central have. tie game to play
OF. The matter viii be taken up Fri
day night ..,f
Central and Tech followers. engaged
in a wordy argument after yestSI-
days battle Before the game troUOIs
started The groundkeeper at Union
League Park ha4 ideas about allowing
the game to start He was hnailH
persuaded to open things up. No UNI
pire showed up for the contest, az
though it was expected that Central
would provide, an aFhiter.-
Empires were selected and the game
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
PETE HERMAN WILL.
DEFEND. HIS TITLE

The heavyweight bEawI will not be
the only championship contest to be
held on Independence Day. Pete Her
man, ruler of the bantams, will place
his crown in jeopardy when he meets
little Joe thurman, the Chicago streak,
in q twenty-rouhd bout in. Baltimore
on the day that willard will defend
his .title againGt pempSey. - -.
Herman may not be- q popular
champion, but he is much u4derratsd.
Pete does not exert himself in his
lights, takes no chances OF iajuFing his
hands. He very seldom knocks an OPP
popent out In fact, Pete has only put
over the hGymaker on fYe boys in ali
the years-he. has been in the business.
These knockoUts weren't very i'm,
preESiye, because they were trjumphs
over men not high up on the pugilistic
ladder-s4Ye one. Johnny Ertle, who
was, however. about through with the
game. -f ......
Still, Herman lis much moderated.
He Is marvellous twenty-round
fighter, AID does net warm up under
ten rounds. In that lies tthe iexplAna
tien. partly. for the innumerable news
paper decisions which have gone
against him. Just recently, Al Shu-
bert was credlteo WHIP Two victories
over the champion and Kid = Regain
gained one VERDICT.
There are only two real contenders
for the crown in the country, it
seems. and they are Joe Lynch and
Joe Burpsn. Lynch will meet Her
man At Shibe Park on the 18th OF this
month. Then BurmAn will get his
chance And il the dope is right HeI-
man will still reign supreme on July
8. BurmAn has the ability to beat
Lynch and most. critics think that
Herman has the ability TO put Bur
man on his back inside OF twenty
rounds. Perhaps, but Burman is also
good long DISTANCE lighter, has a
better .waHop, than Herman's. and.
though he has a comparatively weak
stomach, he can rally to a strong
finish after taking punishment in the
mid section.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11

proceeded. Two Navy Yard League
teams, scheduled to take the field at
$40 D. m, appeared when Tech and
Central were going through the
agonies at 6o'clock.
At the end OF nine innings the Tech
team withdrew. Central followers
maintained that the Navy Yard meE
were willing to let the teams go On
with the game. It had been pre-
viousIy agreed that the high schoVl
teams were to give up the grounds At
$50 o'clock.
Tech authorities argue that they
had agreed to play nine innings aud
they are perfectly willing to play
Central at apy time. The Central 'ad-
herents maintain they haven't been
defeated as yet and that Tech has no
tight toSeIaim the, title
In the meantime another meeting
between the teams will be arranged.
None Of the athletic fields here APP
pear to be available for high school
contests Georgetown has refused
permission to stage the contests on
the Hilltop, as activities are through
for the year. The grounds on the
Monument Lot cannot be obtained,
and Union League Park y only avail
able until $50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
Big League Differs
Sof Yesterday
MAYER WILL LEAD
CoRNELL'S TRACK TEAM

ITHACA, N. Y. June 1L-Kurt, A..
Mayer Of Brooklyn, regarded as one
OF the best intercollegiate niddle-dis-
lance runners. has beep elected. cap
tain OF; the Cornell track team for
next year, 1t was announced today.
Mayer aided Cornell in winning the
intercollegiate track championship at
Cambridge a week 'ago by finishing,
first in the 40 and $50 yard. -uns.@ Z,
T. c. McDermott, OF Stoneham.
'cFosS-coUntry team McDermott nm
iahed third in the intercollegiate mile
race. although returning to the uni
versitys from Overseas only, a month
ago
The Washington times., 1919-06-11
TATUS
!: =: OF BOYS Q.l.UER|ED

The athletic status Of several Tech
meal and Central High School ath-
letes will be questioned at a meeting
of the faculty athletic board to be
held at Emergency Hospital on Fri
day night.
II has come to light that several
boys who have represented Tech and
Central in sports have acted as life
guards during the summer" have in
atFucted in swimming, and have re-
ceived money for their lserviceA
The athletes sini question, have also
eompsted for the, schools in swimming
events. Several of the boys have also
competed in A. A. U. meets. Accord
ing to an interpretation OF the A A. U.
rules these athletes are profesSionals.
- Il is ,efpectsd THAT Tech and Cen
tr1l ptHttyes:iwtllj be called
Upon. TO- show why the. boys in ques-
nc. nhuEe' hsens allowed to. compete in
BHimming meets, basebRJl:gAmks,f foot
ball and basketball games under the
copditions.p
A prominent member of the ANA
tepr Athletic Union, whose name Is
withheld, Is Of the opinion that the
A, A U. will take up the question.
The Washington times., 1919-06-11

49, FRESHMEN WILL PLAY.
Central and Technical will reSume
activities on THE :diamehd today, when
the grsshman teams play.