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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Fleet Gobs
Wind UpBig
Program
frankie Rogers Springs the
Only Surprise Of Ring
Bouts; Beats Kelley

Uncle Sans goba showed they
could play az well as fight during
their threc.day stay IN Seattle.
They showed Seattle ban fans a
cracking good team that won two
out Of three games played and
some good ring mcr.
The ball squad defeated the Camp
Lewis and Skinner q EDDY mines
but dropped the final 20 to tho
Elks.
Mos, Of the ring contests were
between fleet men but the gobs
won all the fights with army men
with the exception Of Joe Kelley.
fleet l4Zpound champion. who lost
10 Frankie Rogers. formerly Of For,
W0rden. Frankie won his bout
Saturday night by rushing his op-
pcuent off his feet.
The cutter race Saturday was q
big success. The Arkansas crew
walked away with the race. Mis-
sissippi finished second and Wyo-
ming third. The race was well
handled by the feet officers and
the local fleet committee.
In the other big ring bouts Sat.
urday night Johnny Meyers was
given a hairiine decision over Irv.
Ing Gleason. Of Seattle. Meyers Is
the champion Of the I25-pounders
OF the armada. He didn't show
much class as a ring man.
Bob Grant. the highly touted
feet heavyweight. had no trouble
beating Tom Woodhouse. Gran.
was too big for the army man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
CY GAVE HOD
ELLER TIP
ON FLOATER

"Hod" Eller is unJustly accused
OF using the Shine" ball, accord
ing to several players in the Coast
league.
They say that Elicr's most Of
fcctive ball Is a "floater." and that
he was taught to pitch II by Cy
Fnlkenburg, now Of the oaks. Cy
and Hold are from the same small
town In Illinois. a couple OF sea
sons back when they were both
home a town game was arranged
and they were the rival pitchers.
Cy's "floater'' was most effective.
How do you throw that BALI"
asked Eller.
Falkcnburg showed him.
Before the end OF the game Eller
was using It just as effectively as
Falkenburg ever did. and II is this
ball that Ellcr is using now to keep
him up among the stars OF the Ma
tional league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
S;;:;;::s:l|F||'al

Two priests. Rev. ". 4. Miller and
Rev. A. Tranei-. won the recent be-t-
ball match, the inaugural event Of
the sharon pa.1 &. q. golf tourney.
with q score Of %. two strokes better
than their nearest rivals.
Jimmy Wide. fiywciEht champion. n
expected from England In few weeks.
Hank o'Day has been active in major
league baseball 30 years. In 1889 he
pitched for tho New York Giants who
won tho pcnnant and championship.
The fodder. 2.osl.. il tho fastert stall
Hon ever bred on the Pacific coast
\ total Of 400 marknmon comp.t.d
In the recent Caldwell matches
The celebrater schooner America. now
owned by the syndicate Of Eastern Yacht
cluh. Boston. may he placed permanently
~ CHARLES river basin M museum The
vessel revoiutionized hull and sails.
California Indians Is the namo Of
new sportHmen's club. to be organized al
p'l monte. Cal. September &c
The American Amateur Billiard asso-
cation, OF New York. viii promote bntl,
line, three cushion and pocket billiard
Journeys again this ssnson.
Australia will hold Davis cup matches
Tor famous tennis cup in December.
No changes Of Importance have been
made In tho rugby football rules
wayne Barham. who pitched for the
Grant smith Porter team In tho colun.
bia- Willamette Shipbuildrra league las,
year, rs member OF the Sioux Clty team.
Of the Western league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
LITTLE NAPOLEON
SIGNS YOUNG STAR

McGraw has uncovered an
other phenom In the person
of Frank frisch. former star
OF the Fordham College nine.
who substituted for Larry
Doyle mt second base I'm tn.
GiantReds double header and
played 80 brilliantly that IL
seems doubtful now whether
Doyle. whose legs are all shot
TO pieces. ever will regain his
bvrth. frisoh IL only 10. hut
marvel. and. according to
Charley Brickley. the greatest
football player the former
Harvard wizard ever saw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
COloredMen
Quit Field
atWoodland
Refuse to Continue, Game
With AnadelS on Scoring
of Play: To Protest

Manager Norris OF the Alhamhras,
colored nine. withdrew his team from
the field in the game with the Ana
del club In the sixth inning OF the
semi.final round OF The stars series
at Woodland park. yesterday after.
noon. declaring that the Anadcls
were credited with one more run In
the fifth inning than they were en-.
titled TO.
The play in question came up With
two out In the firth inning. after
Bill Truckcy. Anadel first baseman.
had tied the count By driving in two
runs with single 20 right center.
+. Riley followed with a roller TO
right on which Mcknight scored
and Truckey went 90 third. The ball
was rclayed 20 second base 90 head
off Riley and Truckcy let drive FOR
home Dean. colored second sackcr.
reiayed the ball hack 20 first base
and Riley was uahbcd at first base
By Norris. with Truckcy scoring be-
fore the out al first base was regis
tered. The colorcd pilot contended
that the out was made at first base
and that the run should not have
counted. But the out was made be
tween first and second. as Riley
reached first on his bangle 20 right
Truckey beat the play 20 the plate
without any doubt.
The colored men quit the field and
refused to go on with the game after
finishing the sixth inning.
Auad@ls Led
The Anadeis were leading. 5 10 ,.
when the game came TO an abrupt
end. The Alhabras got off to a big
lead by scoring three counters IN
sne first frame on punched hits OF
OF Davis. But after the first Inning
they didn't have a look In. as Davis
warmed up and started TO buzz the
agate past the colored boys so fast
that they started fighting among
themselves because they couldn't hit
the ball.
players from the second until the
sixth inning. Hopping eight In n row
on strikes.
Mooney was pitching good BAN un-
ell he cracked in the fifth. He had
the club boys popping up on his
slow curve
How They Scored
The Anadels scored their first run
I'm the third inning. when McGnli.
cudy walked. went to second on
Davis sacrifice and scored on Attic.
sons double TO left.
Davis started the fireworks In the
fifth BY walking after McCnncudy
had been nipped at first base.
Pendleton was out trying TO bunt on
his third strike. Attleson singled and
the bases were filled when Mcknight
reached first on an infield error.
Truckey knotted the count By driv.
Ing in two runs with n single to
right center. and then Riley bounced
a hit into right.
What happened after that has
been told.
Expected TO Protest
The Alhambras are expected 20
protest the game. Manager Truck.
ey. Of the Anadeis. Is claiming the
game by forfeit. as the Alhambras
refused 20 finish the game.
The executive committee OF the /
league composed Of representative
players OF the league. will hear the Z
protest at Spaldings Wednesday
night
No report OF the Hibernian n. South |
Park game. scheduled for Lincoln I
piayfield Sunday, has been turned in |
as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
.ahoo Leads
Coast Lists
Crawford Pounds Way Into
Lead in Stick Battle

Page. get the battling crown
ready for "Wahoo" Sam Crawford
The former Detroit Tiger. who Is
guarding the right garden for Los
Angeles. has just about clnched the
title as leading hitter Of the circuit
for the 1919 season. His average.
including the games Of last Sun.
day. Is .372. and with but three
more weeks left to play Il Is hardly
likely that Bill Rufnler. his closest
rival. will overtake him. Runners
last unofficial average was .35a.
In addition to leading the league
In the number Of hits. 204 in i44
games, "Wahoo" tops in total base
hitting with a total OF 3Oi bases
altho he ranks second 10 Runler
In hitting out doubles and TRIPLES
and tied for third honors in home
run hitting. Runners ia hits I'm
i25 games have netted him Pa
bases.
Bobby Meusel Is the Tigers
heaviest hitter with a total OF 273
bases. Willie leads Oakland with
1877 and Compton tops the Ralnlers
with 225. Fitzgerald IL the Seals
best, with 241. and Lu Blue r. Nc.
Credle's star with 233. EIdred with
222 bases, heads the Sacramento
tossers
Maggert OF Salt Lake leads the
run Retterg with a total Of III IN
l42 games. Lane Of the oaks and
Killefer Of Los Angeles have each
scored l05 and Fitzgerald has
climbed into the century class. hav.
ing an even 100 70 his credit.
In base stealing. Lane Of Oak.
land tops the list with 81. and Fitz
gerald Of the Seals Is second with
%, just one ahead Of Blue. the
Beaver first sacker. who has been
stealing everything but the gloves
Of the opposing catchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
MADDEN AND CASEY
STAGE DRAW MELEE

Harry Casey and Lloyd Madden.
Seattle welterweights. battied TO a
draw In Aberdeen Friday night. nc.
cording TO Dan Salt. Casey's mana
ger. who went down to see the melee.
II was one Of the best boxing bouts
ever staged in the Grays Harbor dis
trict. according to Dan. who said the
two gladiators had the fans going
from gong TO gong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
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99S1L9A

Sis Eastern Institutions viii begin
the football sszison september ~.
Harvard plays Bates Middiebury
will oppose West Point Rhode Island
state IL 10 te~t brown Springfield
y. ". g. A. win line up against
Dnrtmoutht trrin tackles Rutgers.
and Denrts will play Washington and
Jefferson.
W @iiliksn former coach Of tho Eu-
gene high school has been secured a.
coach BY tho Lincoln high school ~
coach AZ Lincoln high In Portland. but
resigned.
Jimmy Drhari who wss member 81
the Hafhsr Field football team. ~ CAL
iforniA iast year has been elected cnp-
tain ~ the TIttsbufE team this year
Jimmy Hlrwrtt, who was a fnrfn-
b~r 81 the Mare Island Marine foot
ball team last year. has turned out
with the University Of southern Cal
ifornla eleven.
Hugo BeEaek IL orpectef 70 assume
charge % the Penn State football team
Immediately after the close Of tho ma! Tor
league season. September 20.
The big professional football battles be-
tween Canton Bulldogs and Aassiion
TIGERS are rst for November 70 ~ MAS
siiion and November 80 a. Canton.
The Dominion Football association. the
saerrr governing council. fs not affiliated
with the Amateur Union u Canada
University Of Chicago football
team pials CREST Lake. Naval Train
ing eleven at Chicago October ~.
uethiehsrn soccer team Is expected %
play IN chrir;ianiA and Bergen Ia their
tour % Norway.
Coach Yorf Of Michigan viii have Is
'Yersity players among his fooiball ma
trfiaL
University % Minnesota football squad
starts training today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Solons Make
Clean Sweep
of z Games
Take Seattle Crew Down the
Line in Last Game OF
Series

SACRAMENTO. sept 1T h Q
Yippcrs got of to a big lead and
tho Seattle club dropped the seventh
straight game 90 tho home club yes.
terday. The visitors made a game
try TO even IN the count. but they
couldn't overcome tho lead Of the
homo squad
Thomas was knocked out Of the
box and his successors didn't fool the
opposition much. Woltcr led the hit.
tcrs with four safe smacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Connie Mack Has
Youthful Talent

Connie Nack's school has
some queer pupils these days.
There are Terry Turner and
i~wis Groh. for instance. One
rhiladelphis writer speaks 81
Groh ~ n younEster. Wei.
he may be considered one on
Mark's team. but here's bet
ting he win never ser 80
again. Turner. Of course, II
Just n hid. "a every body
knows. but with Harry DAVIS
and Paddy Livingston to
show him few tricks. he
should develop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

'Ratied FOR Heiger In MN.
''Batted for Williams In ninth.
Score by innings.
Seattle ..........., 20 % %
sacramento ....... Il -
Innings pitrhed--Thomaa a Keiger
~ plus: Williams stolen bases
Wolter. Kenworthy. Plnciu Home runs
Woltcr. Compton. Thrco-hase hits
Pincili. Middleton Two-bnse hits
Woltcr GriEEH. Walsh. Sacrifice hits
Sand. orr. Pinelli. Bases on hailH-Off
Thomas /. OFF Williams g. Struck out
By ReiEcr q BY Williams 2. by Prough
Sacrifice ny-kenworthy Double
plays kcnworthy TO Wares TO knight:
wares 60 knight Runs responsible for
Thomas g. Reiger .. ProuEh 4 Left on
bases Seattle 8. Sacramento g. Credit
victory to Proush. charge defeat to
Thomas. Umplrca- TomRn and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Major League
Scoreboard
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ctNcfsSATI. sept H. H. H. y
ffuefun Observation-Disclosures. q
Cincinnati ..ssssss...ssstsrs @
batteries OoschEer and O'Aciii. Fisher
and Harden.
Fr LOUIS Sept is- n H. y
Sew York .................t !
81 Louis ............a !
batteries barnes and GONZALES. Good
gales. DO. b
win and Clemens
CHICAGO. sept. IL II ~ y.
Philadelphia ............... 10 0
Chicago .s.-......s...sst .tt 10 @
batteries cheney and Adams. Martin
and kllilf~r
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THE = -
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day, lie esuia have Won the honsrs
t.stor paY ~ WATERBURY Gem on foul
had hs Insisted en- hia rights. as Pete
Herman f0uisd him three times Joe.
however. wanted 10 win By a knockout.
and passsf up the opportunity 70 ~in ~
foul HermAn's covering up and run
Miss away saved hts eroru.-
nsnny vaig~r. the rv~urh feufb~v-
weight flash. has established . new
eity r-o"rd within tho isst rnenth. No
i~-~ than thru Of his opponents. aft-~
agreeing to term. and everything.
found eccsslon To run cut 81 tho Last
moment. " thu. kosp. up. Nsixer
may -cao have To 60 60 work
The complete card for m. opsnins
sho~ a. rofiianda hosinS revival faf
september 10 IL announced "a feiia~s
Main even. 10 rpunGs-nuiY Macostt Vi.
VenrEin Thompsnn. liz pounds
ermi.Tnat 10 rounfs-Patsr Mltrhis
~ STANLEY Wills. its pounds
Special event rounds Freddie An.
dsrson - kid Etposl,o. ias pounds
Preliminary. 8 rounds sammy Gordon
"a Edais German. iif pounds
white Ms~han announce. row ne has
broken With Dem Gay. who uas sup.
posed TO have two-Tear contract 60
manage tho TAT fighter Wtua saY.
Judging from wines last two nEhta
ifs really VeFy Important WHO manages
him. Isn't III
Jim Traey. the young Australian
heavyweight. who stand. q feet A
inches high and weigh. sIo pounds.
Ia preparing Ia leave hi. country at
an s-ariy date for America. 10 rhaI.
i~nEe Jack Dempsey for q match for
the title. Tracy has engaged In 10
bouts In his country. and won ss Of
them, Another good man grs~
wrong
Jimmy ciahhy also intends 20 return
20 this country IN tho near future. and
will try Tor match with aiddiewsIght
Champion Mike O'Dowd as soon as he
arrives. Ciabhy has been In Australia
for several years His last two bouts 70.
suited In wins on Judy n he beat H'rltz
Holland IN 20 rounds. and on August 3
he trimmed Tommy rrsn. also In 20
round.
Charley Harvey. manager ~ Ted Lewis
believes his man can knock Mike O Dowd
out In 10 rounds. oh. MY
Jack Hritton IL suffering from a severe
cold. and srill not be able 70 fight for at
ieas, two weeks. we read IN an exchange
Jess willard will not be able to fight
again for 200 years
willie jackson and Johnny Dundee
have been matched to box sir rounds
at Philadelphia on September "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

II Is said that pride goes before n
ran but the reverse Is true in die.
tionarles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

But few girls would refuse 10
share a young mans lot IL IL hap.
pened to be worth $1,000 IA front
foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Pitrh>~ E~ppy. who was given q
~hIri on the mound by the Beavers,
has been signed by Manager killefer
Of the Los Angeles team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Alex Trambiias b thru ~ .
lightweight boxer according TO
the dope being passed around at
the ''cornsr." II IL said that
Jack Fables pride now tip- the
scale around tho iii.pound mark
which PLACES him pretty near
the wclterwoight limit Tram
biias does not look big In his
street clothes. but APPEARANCES
are often decsiving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NHsfinEfnn ..s..r....t II o
Batteries Ehmks and Ainsmlth. Zach
ary, Dul. Fischer. snyder. shaw And
charity.
NEw YORK. sept IL r. ~ y
~ Louis ..t..4...ss.....-.
seN York .s..ss.tsss.ssttt IL
batteries Wright and SEVERED Mas
and Huel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Pitcher Grimes. 81 the Brooklyn team,
siii be OF, Of the game for the remainde-
% the season tho result; Of belr e
spiked ~ FriEch. the young Giant recruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
SEALS AND M0RM0NS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. i5.-
Tho Seals split the series with the
Bees. four and four. They divided
todAy's double bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

bfhd- wv utt tthA utk III hks
street clothes. but Appearances
arc often decsiving.
Friends OF Peter Mitchle are
anxious TO see the Dane plitcd
against Alex Trambiiaa this winter
Trambltas won decision over
Mi;ehie In six round bout. but
many believe tina, Pete would win
over the i0-round route.
I, would not be surprising ~ Mike
oDowd. the worlds middlewelght
champion. would appear here In
one or two bouts this winter.
Opowd has expressed desire 20
battle in the Northwest and Il may
be possible tina, he will set a chance
10 come.
Ieo Gross may be SEEN In &C
tion In i0.round bout Mt
MarShfield September 20.
Muff Bronson may battle Heinle
Schumann In n fourround bout at
Tacoma October 2.
Jack Grant. tho Portland match
maker. !. stili waiting for word about
the boxing situation. Untl Grant
learns whege fights will he held and
tho seating capacity Of tho arenas. he
will be unable To talk medals to the
local boys.
Grant would Hike 20 match battling
Ort~xa with Jimmy Darcy, but at
present he IL afraid Simpson. terms
arr too high with tn. present draw
Ing capacity Of the Portland arenas.
Joe Lynch. the bantam. who had little
trouble beating Champ Pete Herman 10 a
popular verdict on labor Day. drew down
ia.1s3.for his 10 rounds of work Her.
man. az champ. took 80 per cent Of the
gross. totaiinE Ia.sb9
Eddie Mead. manager Of Lynch. had
TIE following 10 Eay after the bout be-
tween Lynch and Herman. because Joe
Lynch Is a good sportsman. no l. not the
bantamwelght champion q the world to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Let's 70 eat at Boldt's-uptown
1fff n Ave: downtown. 9l3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
MACKS DRAG TIGERS
OUT OF LEADERSHIP

Los ANGELES. Sept. 15.-Port.
land came to life yesterday and
speared two games from the Tigers.
dragging them to tie with the An.
gels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Muff Bronson may battle Heinle
Schumann In n four.round bout a,
Tacoma October 2.
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LEO Gross may be SEEN In ac-
ton In n f0-round bout Mt
MarShfield September 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Joe Lynch the bantam. who had little
trouble beating Champ Pete Herman 10
popular verdict on Labor Day. drew down
fa.1s3.for his 10 rounds Of work Her
man. "a champ. took 80 per cent Of the
gross totaiinK I1.eb9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

'Rntied for Heiger IN MIN.
'ilattcd for Williams In ninth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-23
UNDERWOOD AND
 LODGE DISCUSS
 GERMAN TREATY
Both Sides Show Inclination to Get Together on Terms
 for Compromise

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Compro- mise efforts for ratification of the peace treaty moved forward with in- creasing impetus today when the leaders of both parties in the senate released from legislative duties by the holiday recess of congress, came actively into the negotiations for an agreement on reservations.
 Notable in the days long series of conciliation conferences was a meet ing between Senator Lodge and Sem ator Underwood.
 The whole subject of reservations seemed tonight to have been opened wide with both sides protesting a willingness to enter wholeheartedly into an energetic give-and-take effort at compromise. Predictions of early action on the treaty multiplied, many senators declaring action was likely before the end of January.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-23
PALMER SHOWS !. COST IF. FOODS |S ON DECLINE Usual Fall Rise in Prices Fails to Materialize This
 Year SEARCH COUNTRY
 FOR BROTHERS Department of Justice Starts 179 Prosecutions Covering
 lo States

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The cost of living is on the decline, No less an authority than Attorney General Palmer made this statement today ill an appeal to the American public to accelerate the downward sweep of high prices by increasing production and eliminating extravaganza.
 The attorney general pointed out that there is a downward tendency to prices during the first two months of every year and added " this trend will be accelerated this year by the campaign initiated by the government which is just now getting under way
 "The cost of living, already under control, can be reduced if everyone who produces will produce his ut most, if those who buy and consume will save and eliminate extravaganza and if all honest people will join with the department of justice in stamp ing out profiteering and hoarding."
 No Fall Rise
 Although statistics compiled an- nually by the government show that in previous years retail food prices increased during the fall months, MT Palmer said that since August this year such prices had been maintained practically stationary.
 From October 22 to date 179 pro- secutions have been instituted and prosecutions and seizures have GOV .ered1s states, it was added.\ Due tU cooperation between the government and various retail merchants associa- tions, the statement said, prevailing prices of clothing had been reduced from 5 to 50 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-23
MUTE FARMHAND
 |S ACCUSED 1T
 MURDER OF SIX
Prisoner Breaks Silence He Has Preserved Since Taken
 by Police

DENVER, Dec. 22.-Companionship to a cell mate broke the reserve to- night of Alex Miller, mute, farmland. held in connection with the murder Saturday night of Adam Shank and family near Gilchrist, Colo. For the first time he communicated in writing to another person. Since the arrest of Miller, formerly employed by Shank, he has maintained that he could not read nor write nor understand the sign language Tonight he answered questions of his cell mate in the city jail by writing.
 Discovery of revolver cartridges and Q revolver in 'Millers trunk on the Shank farm and quarrel between the mute and his former employer Satur> day over wages caused the arrest of Miller here last night. The Shank family-the father. mother and four children-were killed in their home some time Saturday night. Their bodies were discovered by a cousin Sunday forenoon. No money or proper ty was taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-23
MeXicans Come to Make Labor Rules
 in United States

MEXICO CITY, Sunday, Dec. 21.- Announcement was made today by the department of industry and com merce of the appointment of m1s sion which will leave soon for New York City entrusted with the task of formulating an agreement with or ganized labor of the United States for the mutual protection of Mexican workers employed north of the Rio Grande.
 It was stated that the primary cause for sending the commission, which will be headed by Julio Poulat, chief of the labor bureau in the treasurer's department, was the un- fair treatment give numerous Mex ican laborers who in the past have left their own country to work in the United States. In some instances it was declared, Mexican citizens who have been employed in the United States, either under controct or with out a contract, have been betrayed by interruptions employers. Two other members of the commission, in addi- tion to Poulat, 'are government or ficials.