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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
Fue aclamado Mackensen q
su Uegada q Berlin

BERLIN, Diciembre 5.-El regre-
SC a esta capital del Nariscal Won
Mackensen, fue motive para n de-
iirante manifestation de bienverida
al anciano militar que tanto sc dis
tirgui6 en- Ia guerra. La guardia ce
Noske V fuerzas de todas las armas
del ejercito aleman, estuvieron en- Ia
estaci6n para dar Ia bienvenida al
mi!itar V hacerle los honore3 de Or
denanza. Tambien estuvieron a re-
cibirlo prcminentes generates, entire
c~uienes Sc cuenta a Falkenhayn, Que
fue companero de Mackensen en- Ia
campana de Rumania. Cuando el
tren en- que venia e. viajero, entro a
Ia estaci6n, la multitud cue esperaba
en- los andenes, estall6 ell aplausos y
aclamaciones V cuando e; anci ano
m;litar baJo del tren, el pueblo rom-
MO la valla de soldados para saludar
con efusivos apretones de mano, al
que tantas paginas de gloria diera al
ejercito teuton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
"TRENENDAS RwEPRRESAALLIAS EJERCCEERAN
Los INDIOS YAQUlS EN- FL Z. De SONORA
Estan ~indignados porque Gales quiere aniquilarlos y Sc
disponen a su vez a hacer una campana de
extermino contra los carrancls:as

La anterior information esta con-
tenida en- una proclama de los lndios
V de Ia cual han llegado algunos
eiemplares a esta ciudad.
En- el documento de que Sc trata,
los indios hacen cargo .remendos en-
contra de Plutarco Elias Gales, dl-
ciendo que el tiene la culpa de que
ultimamente las tropas c~arranclstas
havan asesinado a ancianos, muJeres
Y ninos yaquis, cumpliendo asi la
amenaza que sobre Ia raza hlzo Ell
g~obernador s~oaorense. En- resumen,
Ia proclama, en- ell fondo, no es slno
IN documento en- que Sc eXalta a los
de raza yaqui y Sc da cuenta de las
represalias que van a tomarse en- los
combates que Sc desarrollen durante
ell movimiento cue dicen los lndlos
van a emprender, de extermlnlo,
contra sus tradicionales enemigos,
los mexicanos blancos.
Da %cuenta, ademas, Ia pfoclama,
de que en- Topolobampo, Sonora, los
soldados carrancistas mataron a mu-
chas mujeres Y ninos indios, obede-
ciendo a las 6rdenes de Elias Gales.
Agregan que ellos siempre habian
respetado a las familias durante la
campana, va larga, pero que ahora
van a proceder contra elias, para con-
trrrestar las disposiciones de Elias
Gales.
En- vista de semeiante amenaza, ell
gobierno de Sonora ha tornado algu-
mas medidas y precauciones para ha-
Ger frente q Ia situacion, cualquiera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. A
Segun los datos proporcionadoS por
el Departamento del Trabajo de esta
capital, las perdidas sufridas a eau
sa de la huelga de Orizaba ascienden
a una respectable suma, de Ia cual CO.
rresponde Ia mayor parte a los ope-
rarios que, en- junto. dejaron de per-
cibir por Ia suspension de las laoores,
Ia cantidad dc ochocientos sesenta Y
IN mil setecientos sesenta y tres pc
SOS. Por 10 que hace a las fabricas,
Ia perdida fue como Ia mitad de esta
suma, pues solamente registraron los
~intereses no ~percibidos sobre IN CAPT.
tai de treinta millones de pesos, al
diez por ciento annual, que 1orman
cerca de cuatrocientos mil pesos.
Once fueron las fabricas perjudica-
das durante Ia huelga, que ha Sido Ia
mas grande del pals Y la que ha dura
do mas sin solucionarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
TomGn aspecto revoEucionn,
rio los desordenes
en- Italia

BERNA, Suiza. Diciem5re 5.--Jos
desordenes que han tenido lugar en-
varios lugares dc Italia, han asumi,
do I'm aspecto revolucionario, segIn
dicen las noticias recibidas aqui hoy.
Los despachos llegados de Turin d.
cen que durante una manifestation
cue tuvo lugar ALI. Ell Teniente Co
ronel Rcssi fue herido sacramento en-
la espalda con n daga, Y otras IS
personas lesionadas igualmente.
ROMA. Diciembre 5.-La Situa-
ci6n en- Milan reSultante dc Ia huelga
general decretada ALI, Sc agrava por
mcmentos Y Sc teme que pueda dar
lugar a nuevas manifeStaciones V mo-
tines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
NOGALES, Arizona, Diciembre 4

NOGALES, Arizona, Diciembre 4.
-Alarmantes son las ultimas noticias
que llegan a esta ciudad relatives a IA
situaci6n de los indios yaquis del Es-
tado de Sonora, de quienes en- pasa-
das informaciones Sc hablaba acerca
de una possible sumision al gobierno,
debida a las gestiones del general
Samaniego, que salio de Hermosillo
a conferenciar con los jefes de las
tribus sobre ell particular.
Sabese que ~Samaniego no ha pare
edo para NADIA por ningdn lado, abrl-
gandose temores de que haya sldo
sacrificado por los indios, ahora mas
que nunca indignados contra el 60
bierno a causa de las tremendas de-
claraciones que hic5era ha POGO Plu-
tarco Elias Gales, quien expreso que
habia que acabar con ellos. Las con-
s~ecuencias de esas d~eclaraciones del
eX-Gobernador sonorense Sc han de-
.jado sentir de n manera terrible,
rues los indios Sc preparan para su-
blevarse en- conjunto, en- TODD Ell Is
tado, hacienda una guerra a muerte,
sin compassion, a los yoris, como la
man a los blancos, extrahos a 81 "a
"a.
Con este motive, los mismos indios
han llamado Ia atenci6n de los anne
ricanos RESIDENCES en- el Estado de
Sonora, acerca de que es prudente
que 10 abandonen, a fin de que a IA
nora de los combates no sean vlctl-
mas inocentes de la venganza que
tratan de llevar a cabo, contra los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07

Dice Ia circular que los dichos conner
ciantes pueden acudir desde luego a
la Comision Monetaria. en- "a que va
Sc tienen 6rdenes de facilitar al conner
clio Ia moneda suelta que necesiten, Ia
cual les sera e~ntregada, pero en- Ia
cantidad indispensable para las ope-
raciones del concrete.
En- cuanto a las gestiones sobre Ia
misma moneda que han solic!tado las
camaras comerciales de los Estados,
las gestiones de Ia Confederation de
Camaras fueron igualmente satisfac-
~torias, pues va hay orden tambien
de que Sc envien en- breve a las Jefa-
turas de Hacienda de las capitales de
las Entidades, una cantidad suflclen-
te para atender a las necesidades CO.
merciales, de Ia misnla manera que
Sc han atendido las industriales en-
10 que han necesitado de moneda para
las "rayas''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
Dio fin la auentura alemana
en- Ell Bdltico

LONDRES, Diciembre 6.-La aven-
tura de Alemania en- los Estados del
Baltico puede c~onsiderarse militar-
mente terminada, segun Sc eSpresa
en- IN boletin del Minister:o de Ia
Guerra inglss, en- el que Sc da I'LL su-
mario de los suceSos de Ia semana en-
S provincias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
Salio Murguia para Tamaulipas.

Despues de haber conference.-the
varias veces con ell jefe del ejecuti-
vo, ell jefe de las operaciones del No
reste de Ia Republica sali6 rumbo al
Estado de Tamaulipas. Sc deten-
ORA algunos dias en- Ciudad Victoria,
Ia capital de esa Entidad, Y en- segui-
da c~ontinuara su viaje hasta Tampi-
CO, lugar en- que reside la direction
de la campana contra Ia revolution
encabezada por el general Manuel
Pelaez. en- las Huastecas.
Sc dice que CarranZa acepto los
planes de campana que ~desarrollara
Murguia en- aquella IONA, Y, segun
los c~uales, Sc tiene Ia seguridad de
| cue Pelaez, como siempre, sera de-
rrotado. pudiendo ell gobierno dar ga
rantias a los petroleros, muchas de Gu
vas propiedades estan bajo el dominic
| del jefe revolucionario desde hace
varios amos, sin que los eXtranjeros
Sc hayan quejado contra 81.
Sirios Y sirio-albaneses para nuestra
R~epublica.
Oficialmente Sc ha dado a COMO
Ger la ncticia de que en- breves dfas
llegaran a puertos ~mexicanos, proce-
denies del o~riente, algunos sirios Y
sirio-albaneses. que va salieron de su
patria y que Sc dirigen d~irectamente
q la nuestra con el objeto de dedicar-
sc al trabajo, como 10 hacen sus PAL
sanos.
Esta n%oticia tiene un intcr6s espe
cial para el concrete, en- virtud de
que los inmigrantes de que Sc trata
son todos concentrates ambulantes
V cuyo Influenza Sc notara inme-
diatamente entire ell concrete estable-
cido, que tiene que r~eSiStir a nj con
~petencia tremenda, a la cual no lie
podra hacer frente en- atenci6n a que
esta especie de mercaderes no tienen
gastos de ningGn genera. V 81 los tie
Q son insignificantes Y CAST perso-
males.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
Los abuses en- los ferrocarriles.

Las quejas que a diario Sc reciben
en- contra de los empleados de los fe-
r~rocarriles, han llegado va a formar
una cifra mayor de Ia que alcarzaron
en- pasadas epocas, segun ell decir de
un alto servidor de las lineas. A la
Direction del sistema han llegado en-
estos ultimos dias mas de Glen c~artas,
a las que Sc ha dado contestacion en-
eli sentido &c que va Sc procede a CO.
rregir Ell nal, hasta donde pueda ser
possible. pues sobre este capitulo Sc
dice que cuando Sc destituye IN NAL
~empleado, ell sustituto resulta peor,
porque. como es natural, va animado
de mobiles deseos de "hacer algun ne
gocito".
Es de toda Ia Republica de donde
uegan q~uejas, todas fundadas, y espe-
cialmente de Ia Comarca Lagunera,
donde las cosas. desde hace mucho.
han tornado cl caracter de escandalo-
Sas.
Los firmantes de las referidas car
tas aseguran que Ia situaci6n actual
de los ~ferrocarriles es peor que num-
ca. Y que, rnaterialmente, va no es po-
Sible tratar decentemente con ningu-
no de los empleados de las. lineas,
cualquiera que sea su c~ategoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
La moneda f~raccionaria y ell concrete

La Camara de Concrete de esta ca
pital giro una circular a todos los
concentrates de Ia plaza, dandoles
cuenta del exito de sus ~gestiones Ger
ca de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, rela-
twas 8 Ia moneda fraccionaria que Sc
n~ecesita para las operaciones Gel dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
Ell TESTAMENTO DEL
SR. EMIL BLUM

Ante la Corte de Sucesiones Sc ha
p~resentado va la solicituc respective
para ell juicio t~estamentario del flna-
do Emil Blum, conocido comerciante
de la localidad. Ell escrito de refe-
rencia fua presentado por ell senior
Max Blum, hermano Y socio del fl
nado. La peticion de que Sc de en-
trada al juicic testamentsrio. fila en-
500, 900 los bienes testamentdrios
de Mr.. Blum, quien, como Sc recorda-
ra, murio en- Nueva York, a fines
del mes pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07
De La METROPOLI MEXICANA

Los obreros perdieron mucho con la huelga.-Abusos en- los
ferrocarriles.-Se estd acabando con las riquezas M
neutrality-suspicious. a los errocarriles.-La none
da fraccionaria y ell comercio.-SaIio Murgula para
Tnmauipas.- Siracos y sirio-albaneses Uqn a Mexico.
-Otras noticias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-07

cue sea, en- 10 future, y de TODD ha
rendido parte al gobierno de Ca
rama, del cual espera instrucciones
V tai vez mayores elementos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
HARVARD NAMES
TWO CANDIDATES
FOR OFFICIALS

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 20.-Har-
ward university today suggested to
the football committee Of the tour
nament Of roses at Pasadena, Cal.
under whose auspices the inters6 =
tional game between the University
Of Oregon and Harvard elevens
will be played on New Years day.
the names OF two men as omctAls
for the contest.
The men are A. G. Van Surdam.
formerly of Wesleyan, and D. ".
Merriman, an ofiicial in Pennsyl-
vania games for IL years. Neither.
It was said, has ever served in any
Harvard game. Both are planning
to be in Pasadena on Jan. l. Van
Surdam and Merriman are familiar
with the style Of play on eastern
and middle western gridirons. Fred
W. Moore, graduate manager Of
athletics at Harvard. explained that
it was for this reason they we're
suggested,
Possibilities Of conflict In the in
depreciation of rules because of
differences that have crept into the
play in the east or west would be
obviated. It was thought, by using
two officials from each section. The
Harvard squad rested yesterday
preparatory to departure for the;
west this afternoon. Z
Enlarge Tournament Field. !
Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 20.-The'
tournament Of roses committee an
nounced yesterday the seating Ca
pacity Of tournament field, where,
the Harvard and Oregon university:
football teams will meet on New
Years day. has been increased
from $4,000 to between $4,000 and:
$4,000. sr
The University Of Oregon, which.
champions the cause of the west..
met defeat but once this season in,
six games. Washington State coll,
lege was the victor in its game. 4.
to 0. Harvard won seven games
and tied one-that with Princeton.
With receipt OF word that Oregon.
had started south and Harvard was
due to start west, the training quar-
tiers were being furnished and the
grounds put into the best Of condi-
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
Long Period of Training.
CARPENTER WILL
BOX FOR OLYMPIC
FUND, MILAN, ITALY

Milan. Italy, Thursday, Dec. Is.
The Sporting Gazette announced
today that Georges Carpenter, the
French heavyweight champion of
Europe, has accepted an invitation
to come here between Feb. rs and
% to give q sparring exhibition at
a boxing carnival, the proceeds Of
which will 60 as benefit to the
Italian Olympic games committee.
Motion pictures Of the match in
which Carpenter recently defeated
Joe Beckett at London will be
shown. Carpenter will be accom-
panied by Laenders. who acted as
his sparring partner during the
formers training In aPris. Car
pentier also will spar with an Ital-
ian champion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
Get 40 POINTS
WHILE SCHOOL
BOYS Make 20
Given Good Scrap by Youngsters
But Weight and Superior Team.
work Turned the Tide.
BY sSPHEROID SLIM

Outweighed but not outfought
the Rock Island high school has
ketball squad succeeded in holding
the fast alumni five to the score Of
29. to 40, in the Y gym last night.
The high tossers deserved credit
for keeping the alumni score so
low az the grad team was compos
ed OF present college stars and ex-
high luminaries the team this year
could have defeated quite q few
colleges around here.
AS was expected the contest VIA.
fight from start to finish and
there was rough playing through
out the whole contest. The high
school started out strong in the
first half and scored two goals be-
fore the oldtimers got started. The
high team showed good form
throughout the whole contest and
by the time that it is in mid-season
form the crimson and gold squad
ought to be whirlwinds. Captain
Parks was the principal point get
ter Of the locals, twirling in quite
a few points during the game. Lof-
gren at the other forward also
played a good game. Dunn. right
guard. gave his usual stellar per-
Torrance. Henke was hindered
somewhat by his injured arm but
when this is thoroughly healed he,
will be a mean man to stop. I
Ed and AL Tabor, brothers. were
the goal getters for the alumni
Dempsey and Berhnaman at center
played with nice form and cornered
few of the goals. During the sec
ond half Dopp showed up with his
old-time class. The alumni had
their passes timed to a nicely and
one Of the features Of the game was
the way the grads tossed the ball
to one another all the way down
the floor. As quite few OF the
alumni players are expecting to
play with the American Legion
team they ought to have an un-
beatable five il the teamwork is
like that exhibited last night.
Following are the linsups:
High school - Parks, ri: LOT
gren, II; Henke, C; DUNN. re-; OIL
weller. lg; substitutes, Milstead for
Ohlweiler.
Alumni-A. Tabor, RI; e. Tabor.
IN; Dempsey, C; Ackley, re-:
Fotch, lg. Substitutes. Erbstein
for Ackley, Dopp for Fotch, Berlin
aman for Dempsey; Dempsey TOR
A. Tabor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
ILLINOIS BASKET
PRACTICES HALT
DURING HOLIDAYS

Urbana. ILL.,. Dec. 2O.-Illinois
basketball squad completed a week
OF practice on the local floor today.
despite the dismissal Of the univer-
sity. then hiked homeward for the
holidays. The tossers will return
Dec. 20 and fit themselves for the
opening Of the conference season
by playing daily informal games
with Northwestern college Of Ma
perville from Dec. 81 to Jan. 5.
Coach Jones men have not had
any opportunity for competitive
practice. being far behind Chicago.
Wisconsin and Michigan in this
particular. consequently the Illini
will have to hustle to get into play.
ing form bysJan. 10. when the big
ten season opens against Purdue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
NOW YOU TELL ONE
!: By :
HITLER N. YON

Sir: l reproached the for joining the Old
Clothes club would it married but some
class and then. Faithfully
That's you'd have to join If married
methods making popular Get tho makings
the former Tom and Jerry for Christmas Then
Well say will /
McKenna when matched with Capon
Swung like the kick poni;
the there the blows hit thin air
So they handed the tange to Toni.
Pass the Masks; the Coffee Bois
(From Monmouth Daily Review)
thought that johnson coffee boil
before she noticed the strong the
unconscious"
the sheet-Headne Williams Football Star"
his refer Williams college
Wanted-Watchman WIh St vitus Dance
while
gram:
students Allowed To Watched"
Lifes Little Incongruities
burning brightly statio,
reading follows mo filled while lights burning
occupants smoking"
give with contribution today
and that grand glorious n Of having something
be proud Of To those who given let the happiness Of the
children whose Chrmases saved them speak graft
tude.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
PERSh|NC SEES
4. E,F,CHAMP
WIN SHORT co
Battle Greek Ringside Packed rs
Two Boxers Meet; Fight Lasts
Only One Minute.

Battle Creek, Mich. Dec 90 -
Putting the old battling fervor OK
the American expeditionary force
into his wallops, Fighting Bob
Martin, the A. T.. F. and interallied
heavyweight ring champion, adj
yanced a pace farther up the lad
der Of pugilistic fame when he
knocked Bill Bresnahan cold and
punchless in one minute Of fighting
yesterday afternoon. One OF the
1000 ringside watchers was Gen.
eral John j. Pershing, commander
OF the A. f. F.
Bresnahan is recorded as having
boxed Bombardier Wells. former
heavyweight champion of Great
Britain, to a draw, and his record
Is dotted with achievements Of
some note against other heavy
weight battlers. He was cinch
yesterday afternoon for the two
listed scrapper from Akron, o.. who
started with the going to hand his
advisory what his distinguished
ringster handed the opposition at
St. Mihiel and in the Argonne.
Bout Features Athletic Show.
The fight was feature Of the
athletic program at Camp Custer,
which was scheduled as part of the
exercises in connection with Cen
eral Pershing's visit to the local
army camp and his review.
The bout had hardly started
when Martin tore into the big fell
low who limbered from. the oppo-
site corner and dropped him for a
count Of six with a punch to the
Jaw. Bresnahan never would have
lasted the full one minute had not
the crowd joshed Martin into toy
ing with his foe while showing his
repertory Of ring assets.
Bresnahan Flops Again.
After the count of six Bresnahan
sank again, following a resounding
blow to the right side. He made an
effort to gather his faculties and
cover up, but never landed a blow
on his advisory, who finished the
match In Just about one minute with
a short right jab to the point of the
jaw. stretching Bresnahan PROSTATE
for the toll Of 10.
Preceding the match with Bres-
nahan. Martin boxed three rounds
against JEFF Clark, his negro
sparring partner, for the benefit of
General Pershing. The Akron boy
evidently anticipated that the main
bout would not last long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
STAR END NAMED
FOR WEST POINT

Iowa City. lows, Dec 20.--Les-
ter Bedding OF Mason City, Iowa's
stellar end on the 1919 football
eleven. has been appointed to the
United States military academy at
West Pi0nt,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
PREPARING FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
Conditioning Plans Under Way in
Schools and Associations al
Over Country.

Following the definite announce
ment of dates for the Olympic
games to be held in Antwerp, Bel
GUM, next summer, the wheels of
the National Amateur Athletic union
will be put in motion to organize
an American team and raise tie
money necessary to defray ex-
penses.
The central west has contributed
its quota Of athletes to the victor
ious Yankee teams of former
games, and the same will be true
next year. Coaches of college and
club teams already have mapped
plans Of conditioning. which they
hope will result in the selection OF
their respective candidates.
Trials Follow College Meets.
As the track and field events will
be held from Aug. Is to "a, inclu-
sive. athletes who compete In the
eastern and western Intercollegiate
will have to remain in training for
the sectional Olympic trials. Wheth
or the winners Of the various
events in these trials will be chosen
or whether there will be a grand
final elimination in New York City
just before the sailing date is a
matter which the national Olympic
committee has not decided.
In former years Everett {.
Brown, national committeeman in
the central district, was a member
Of the committee to raise funds to
defray expenses of the team. In all
probability Brown will act in a
similar capacity this year, in addi-
ton to looking after other details,
such as assisting in the holding Of
the trials in the central west.
Clinnin Urges Work for Athletes.
Colonel John v. Clinnin, presi-
dent of the Central A. A. o., is urg-
ing the clubs in his district to hold
as many outdoor meets as possible
in order that the athletes receive
competition which will give them
the necessary experience to show
at their best in the trials.
Charles A. Dean. chairman of
the central championship commit
tee, is busily engaged awarding
championships and dates to the
various clubs for the indoor events.
II present plans mature there will
be plenty of indoor competition for
the track and field athletes and
swimmers who are entertaining
hopes of making the American
! team.
Long Period Of Training.
The athletes will settle down to
hard training Immediately after the
holidays and will remain in condi-
ton until the trials are held in the
three section Of the country. Those
selected for the team will then
have to keep in shape until their
respective events have been dec!d-
ed at the worlds games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
Fight Results

Minneapolis, Mimi. Dec. 20
frankie Mason outboxed Mike Err
tie in a 10-round bout.
Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 20.-Benny
Leonard knocked out Red" Herr
ing In the sixth round.
Battle Creek, Mich, Dec. 90
Bob Martin scored a technical
knockout over Bill Bresnahan in
the first round.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-20
LEGION TEAM TO
PLAY BASKETEERS
OF HIGH SCHOOL

The American Legion basketball
team will play a practice game
with the high school team Of Rock
Island Monday night at the Y. N.
G. A., This game will serve to
give Coach Anderson q line on his
men and may determine who will
start the game against the Black
hawk Mattress team on Tuesday
night 1t the ArmoEy hall