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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

MOTHER ten thousand years may
~ be added to recorded history as
~ the result Of work to follow an
exhaustive survey Of lands
wrcsted b. Britain from the Turks and
plans now in the making by the Museum
of the University of Pennsylvania and
virtually every other institution in the
United States and the countries of
her allies Interested in archaeology and
anthropology. The estimate is based on
statements By cautious scientists who at
nit that they have already dcvcd from
three to five thousand years back o. tie
latest date in the newest encyclopedia,
and also that they have found reference,
to definite date az far back as ten thou
sand years before Christ.
In this same connection the University
Museum has just announced new find
in an unexpected quarter that may result
in explorations in hitherto untricd fields.
Ono Of its agents III Bombay, India, has
been able to purchase small inscribed
clay tablet found near that city at a con
siderable distance from the surface Of the
earth The buyer is not reader Of ancient
Babylonian script and can make nothing
out Of the writing on the tablet Other
scholars in India who have examined the
find arc likewise puzzled, hut from the de
scripton obtained by the museum officials
arc Convinced that the tablet Is similar
to those found in Babylonia and probably
had its origin there thousands OF years ago
The Importance OF the tablet, il this be
true, lies in the fact. that It is the Alst
evidence found IN india to support refer
cnccs in Babylcnian records to a brisk
trade once carried on between the two
countries. Many such references have
been discovered, but all the research of
archaologists has failed to bring to light
any clcw to the route followed or the points
in India visited By the earIy caravans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

cncc there are many different
languages spoken and there are MANY
OF the delegates who speak only their
own language. In this situation it was
necessary for the conference to adopt
an official language French has lone
been the accepted dnlomatic lam
guagc, but for the special purposes Of
this conference it was decided to adont
two official languages, French and Eng
i'sh, as The conference would be con-
trol!cd by the five great powers. Amer
lca, England, France, Italy and japan.
and the official proceedings of the con-
ference are held in the two LANGUAGES
The arrangement is for every speech
IN French to be translated into Eng
llsh by the official interpreter, and like
wise every speech in English is trans
lated into French by the interpreter
VINO is present at all meetings and has
developed into one Of tho most imnor-
tant members of the conference. The
ohlciai interpreter is Professor Man
toux, a university professor Of French
and English, who served during the war
az lieutenant in one Of the French
colonial regiments.
At meetings of the full conference
where there are present Delegates who
speak neither French nor English. those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

when you get your ticket, because then YOU
wonder If you will find your place Ahead
OF you is blarc Of music. the uncomfortable
music of the circus. A smell of wood shay
lngs IS waited to your nostrs. You surge
forward.
And still there is suspense. because YOU
are waiting for the climax. They are
riding the horses in the ring You have
seen them before. them so often that
YOU have ceased to wonder at the defiance
OF gravity. Instead, whine you arc waiting
you can watch the happy ending 1t is
bound to come. The clown who cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

pushing over the deserted rings. mse,.
your way into the lower regions. wbs,. ~
elephants are swaying in majestic rhythm
nnd UP AGAIN where the Strange peonl.
stare at you in cold superiority. This w.
out. Please keep moving" some ono !, esn
ing, and then i is over.
Outside tho automobiles do not b,oa. !.
two. Men move by in snguarly horns.
manner, free from the glare of the sp0,.
light. For moment YOU expect somc,b,.
to happen, until YOU realize that tho ,n'
tam has fallen and that the drama is oy.,
"Wcll' YOU say. "it's the same old circu.
And YOU arc glad Of it, glad that the O,,
has not changed with changing world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

first Babylonian tablet was deciphercd, it
IS evident from the records that trcmen-
dous strides have been made IN revealing
a knowledge Of the manners and customs
of ancient peoples. Yet the surface has
hardly been scratched. Even in Babylon,
Nineveh. Tellah, Nippur and few other
cities where British and American scicn-
lists concentrated their efforts in the last
fifty years the work has not been com
pletcd. The principal difficulty has been
lack of transportation. Trouble has been
experienced also with the shcks of the
dcScrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

in the time of Sir Francis Drake some one
concluded for that all the world was a
stage, bat few and feeble are the voices
claiming that all the world is a circus. Some
how CT other the circus as the circus has
ran tho gamut in banke. form, its proprety
unqucstioncd. its cXpcdicncy unassaicd. If it
has a vicious. brutalizing influence on the
young no ono has found it out. It's dra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06

L. the past arcIs oogsts have had to
make tho best Of things. packing UP price
less records as best they could and trans
porting them long distances by camel
train. This resulted in very large per
centagc OF breakagc. In all the clay tablet
Libraries of this country and Europe there
arc not more than a few score whole speci-
mems. The loss is to be avoided in the
future According to the University Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Alter the Soldiers
The Scientists

According to reports being received bv
the museum from its agents in p.1es+;ua
and Nesopotamia the path is being clo.rod
IN all regions for welcome 10 sc;or4;s.n
by the work Of the British armies 1,on
IN sections where it has not hoo, roooa
''o'n m'll'ary point Of view to con
'es' WIN native tribes their heretofore un
disputed sovereignty. a good impression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
By John p. Marquand

Nv 7 HEN finally the decorative at
W. tendants, their voices still strong
iii spite Of their pleas OF the
past three hours to buy popcorn
ana peanuts, speed you down the inclined
pane "hlch - the exit from the Garden
win admonltlons not to delay tho crowd
IN back, some one is bound TO ask you the
ultimate question: We'll, how did you like
the circus?
And should you pause n moment before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
By William A. McGarrv

MOTHER ten thousand years may
~ be added to recorded history as
~ the result of work to follow an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
By Fred B. Pitney

"A hO.NN INC LniiLy-odu nations
"a those delegates are gathered
~. n Paris for the peace confer
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
.sAKO, VILLA sUIMTAs.

,I3arez, Meksika, grrod.
3 d. Pranesama, kad garsu-
sis Meksikos revoliuc.cnie-
rius-banditas tapo suimtas
jo paties vyru, kurie, buk
nori uz j gauti gera atlygi-
nina nuo federales val
dzios.
Apie jo suemima pranese
du banditai ir nurode vieta,
kar jis laikomas. Nurodyton
vieton pasiQsta du pulkai
federales kariumenes.
Pranesime nepazymima,
ar banditai reikalauja atty
ginimo pirm Villos isdavi-
mo ar jau il isdavus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
ESTONIJA CALI
TAIKYTIS VIENA.

Ryga, gruodzio l d. (Kc
penhagenas gruod. 3 d.
Specials korespondentas
|laikrascio Chicago Daily
News Farbman pranesa,
kad SUI Rusijos sovietais,
kartais, gall taikytis tik vie
ma Estonija, nors ir buvo nu
tarta, kad su bolsevikais da-
rys taika tik visos iris Bal
tiko sails bendrai.
.Panasiai dave suprasti pa
sikalbejime ir Estonijos at
stovas Dorpate, kulis w
reiske, kad busimoji konfe
rencija Dorpate gal skaity
sis tasa lMaskvos konferen-
cijos, kuri buvo sudaryta
bolseviku su estais, pereita
rugsejo menesi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
VYRAS KAMINE BAIDs
GYVENTOJUS.

New York, gruod. 8 d.
Vieno namo gyventojai pra-
nese policijai, kad jau pora
dienQ kaip ju kamine ap-
sigyveno kokia-nors dvasia
If neduoda gyventojams ra-
mumo.
Atvykus, policija su ug-
niagesiais praarde kamina
If RADIO jane zmogu, kuris
sake norejes uzsimusti sok-
damas kaminan 5 augstQ
namo, bet istikQju tik uzsi-
gavo. Jis nuveztas ligonbu-
tin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
Teis 81 angliaka=
1Sjq lyderius.
indianapolis, Ind. orr,

indianapolis, Ind, gruo-
dzlo 3 d. Federalis dis
trikto teisejas tets "a ang-
liakasiu vadus, kurie kalti-
nami kriminaliame prasi-
zengime prizes INDUCTION. "
Teisejas Anderson pasta
te kaltinamuosius po $40,
90 uzstato kiekviena.
Nekurie is kaltinamuju
esq uz rybu distrikto, bet
jie, kaip pranese specials
prokuroras Simms tuoj bus
atgabenti Andersono dis
triktan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
AMERIKOS ATSTOVYBE
TUOJ APLEIS PARYZIU.

Paryzius, gruod. 3 d.
siadien suzinota, kad Suvie
nytQ valstiju taikos atstovy-
be savo grizima namo att
dejo visai trumpam laikui.
Sakoma sekancioje savaitej
amerikonai taikos konfe-
Irencijos nariai apleis Parry
|ziu.
Nera zinoma ar liks kas
lis pilnateisiu SuvienytQ Val
Itaikos atstovybes nariu, al
!gal visas reikalas bus pa
Ivesta uzziuron Suvienytr
|, Valstiju ambasadariauS
1Francuzijoje Wallace, kuriS
lures teise dalyvauti konfe
rencijos posedziuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
AMERIKONAI PENI JU-
DENICO ARMIJA.

Londonas, gruod. 3 d.
Cionyksciai amerikonai val
dlnlnkai pranesa, kad pir-
miau pasiqstas Amerikon
maistas del Petrogrado
(kada buvo tiketasi, kad Ju
denicas uzims Petrograda)
dabar naudojamas pencil
mui buvusios Judenico ar
mijos If pabegeliu, kurie
bego nuo bolseviku. Sis
maistas yra parduotas Siaur
vakarines Rusijos valdziai,
bet dar nera gauta w il jo-
kiu pinigQ.
Judenicas, sakoma, labai
audziugo, kuomet suzinojo,
kad amerikonu pasalpos ko
mitetas eme rupintis 10 IS
krikdyta kariumene il pa
begeliais.
Maziausiai du pulkai Jul
lenico armijos perejo Esto-
MICS rubeziu, bet tapo tuoj
nuginkluoti arba pastojo
Estonijos armijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
BUS DEPORTUOJAMOS
lR RADIKALU sEIMYNOS

New York, gruod. 3 d.
Siadien gauta telegramas
nuo ateivystes komisijonie-
riaus, kad sykiu su depor-
tuojamais radikalais bus de
portuojama If ju seimynos,
jei jas lures Tokiame atsiti-
kline turi but paduota spe-
ciale aplikacija.
Daugelis is deportuojamu
uzreiske, jog nori pats ap-
moketi sau kelione.
Su deportavimu sovietV
Rusijon nieko dar nera Ii
noma mat sovietai dar ne
ra pripazinti per Suvienytas
Valstijas todel sulyg tvar-
kos nei negalima departuo-
tt zrnones. Todel departavi-
mas sovietQ Rusijon gall IL
gai llzsivilkti.
Bet bolsevikiski elemen-
tai nebus deportuojami bali
gvardieciu kontroliuojamor
Rusijon; jie bus iteikti Dol.
seviku atstovams. Taip uz.
reiske ateivystes generals
komisijonierius Caminetti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
ANGLES IsKASIMAS.
PRADEDA DIDETI

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio 3 d. IS ivairiq vietu
ateina pfanesimu, kad Wis
daugiau darbininku prade
ola dirbti angliakasyklose.
Prize kaseju diuosnoriu pri-
sideda If streikavusie ang-
liakasiai, kurie nekuriose
vietose grizta darban bu-
Iriais.
Angles iskasimas, kaip
|pranesama, pradeda dideti
If manoma, kad W poros
|savaiciu ANGLES iskasimas
pasieks normalio stovio il
kuro krizis bus prasalintas.
Kasyklu savininkai vel su
Isirinko Washingtone, kad
isdiskusavus valdzios pa
isiulyta pliana pakelti ang-
liakasiams algos Ia nuosim-
ciu nepakeliant kainos ant
angliu. Manoma, kad galV
gale kompanijos sutiks pri-
init sia propozicija.
Bet keblumai randasi is
kitos puses, mes nekuriv
gelzkeliu darbininkai jau
atsisake pervezdineti ang-
! lis, kurias iskasa liusnoria
,neunijistai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
Reikalauja pertraukti diplomatinius
rySiuS SUI MekSika.
Sake, Villa suimtas.
I1rumpina darbo diena Illinois Vals-
tijoje.

JOS privaletQ pertraukti di-
plomati5kus susinesimus su
Meksika, kuri, senaroriaus
nuomone, tycia stengiasi
izeisti Suvjcnytas Valstijas.
Senatorius Fall reikalau-
damas, kad butu pertraukti
susinesimai su Meksika pa
brieza, jog surasta doku-
metal, is kuriQ aisku, kad
Carranza rene streikus Su-
vienytose Valstijose. Jis IT,
kejosi, kad plieno ir angliu
streikai suris S. V. valdziai
rankas If jis galesias liuo-
siau seimininkauti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
SAKO, ESTONAI ISMUSE
1000 BOLSEYIKU.

Stockholmas, gruodzio 8
ID. = Helsingforso korespon
dental pranesa, kad Revelio
laikrasciai skelbia, jog at
musta bolseviku atakas
Narvos apielinkeje padary-
ia bolsevikams daug nuos-
toliQ.
Sulyg pranesimQ, musiuo-
Sc nuo l9 Xxi % lapkricio.
bolsevikai nustos;o apie 2,
900 vyru, gi estonq
nuostoliai buvo Is uzmusti
'ir 2S7 suzeisti bel dinge be
zinios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
CHINIJA ACIUOJA
S. v. SENATUI.

Pekinas. Rekalaujant Chi
MICS atstovui Ryme, Chini-
jos atstovu butas paslunte
Suvienytu Valstiju senatui
padekavone, kad pasipriesi-
ma taikos sutarties punktui
Santungo klausime.
Mat S. V. senatas prieme
pataisyma, kad Suvienytos
Valstiios skaito save nesu-
ristos taikos sutarties pun
ktu, kuriuo nuspresta liki-
mas santung pussalio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
AUSTRIJOS UNIJOS
NETURI FONDU.

Vienna, gruodzio 8 d.
Austrijos darbininku kon-
grese pranesta, kad nepa-
siusta tarptautinian darbo
kongresan atstovu tik todel.
kad unijos neisgalejo ju pa
siusti ir uzlaikytl, gi darb-
daviai tame atsisake prisi-
deti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
TRUMPINA DARBO
ILL. VALSTIJOJE.

Valstijine komisija priziu
rejinlui viesuju reikalu islei-
do proklamacija, kurioje
na 6l2 valandQ; gi istai-
COS sutrumpintu darbo die
nj Xxi 61a valandu; gi istai-
gos mazesnes svarbos, kad
visai paliautQ dirbusios,
idant tokiu budu apsisaugo-
JUS nuo stokos angliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
KoPIJA-cOPY &c.
Sake, Estonai iSnuSe 1000.
bo|SevikQ.
Es'Onija gall taikytis viena.

Latviu politiSkuose rate
liuose kalbama, kad Latvi-
JOS valdzia yra Estonijos
mazai informuojama kas
link busimos konferencijos.
Is pasikalbejimQ paaiski,
kad jei Estonija viena tai
kysis su bolSevikais, tai kitos
Baltiko Sails laikysis pilnai
neutraliai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
Tx VIENAS JUODUKAS
PULKININKU.

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio 3 d. Juodukq res
publikon Liberia, Afrikon,
pasiusta Suvienytu Valstiju
atase pulkininkas Charles
Joung; tai vienintelis juo-
dukas, kuris pasieke toki
augsta laipsni kariskoj tar
nystej.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
SENATAS TIRINES
NEWBERRY-FORDO
RINKIMUS.
Washington, D. G., g1ut

Washington, D. E., gruo-
dzio 3 d. siadien senatas
prieme speciale rezoliucija,
kuria uzgiriama padaryti IT,
rinejimus veikimo rinkimu,
kada buvo isrinktas sena-
tan Newberry gi Fordas pra
laimeio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
ORLAIVIAI EMIMUI
PLlANU.

Para, BrazlIija, gruodzio-
2 d. - Pranesama, kad bus
naudojami orlaiviai emimui
plianu apielinkesO upes
Amazonos il artimu jai kali
ny. Delei to jau yra suorga-
nizuota viena francuziska
kompanija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
SUDEGE sEsI LAVAL.

Baltimore, gruod. 3 d.
siadien anksti gaisras sunai
kino dvi medziQ iskrovimui
prieplaukas; sykiu tapo SUI
naikinti il seSi laval, kuriu
nesugebta pervesti sau-
gesne vieta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
MEKSlKOJE VEL. NORJi
MA IMTYNIU SU
-BULIAIS.

Mexico City, gruodzio 3
d. - Meksikos atstovu bu-
tas zymia didziuma balsu
prieme billy, kad vel butu
leista rengti imtynes su bu-
liais. Senatas slame klausi-
me balsuos neuzilgo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
SENATAS TIRINES VEL,
!. KlMA PRAMONES :.
KOMISIJOS.

Washington, D.. c., gruo-
dzio 3 d. Siadien senatas
prieme rezoliucija, kad bu-
tQ padaryta tirinejimas vel
kimui pramones valdiskos
komisijos, kuriai uz metama
neteisingas elgimasi ivai-
riuose reikaluose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
TRAUKINIUI SUDUZUS
Is SUZELTA.

Fort Warth, Texas, gruo-
dzio 8 d. siadien ryte ne
toii nuo cia suduzo pasazie-
rinis traukinys. Pasekmeje
+tapo suzeista 25 asmenis, ne
.kurie sunkiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
REIKALAUJA PER-
TRAUKTI RYSIUS
SU MEKSIKA.

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio 8 d. Senatorius Fall
is New Mexico, pirmininkas
komisijos istirimui nuotikiu
su Mekiska, siadien uzeris-
ke, kad Suvienytos Valsti-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
MINISTER.U KRIZIS
CECHO-SLOVAKIJOJE

Praga, gruodzio 3 d.
Pranesama, kad Cecho-Slo-
vakijos ministerijoje ivyko
krizis is kurios rezignavo
nariai tautiniai socialistai
ir social-demokratai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
BUVO SUOKALBIS
UZMUSTI TAFTA.

New York, gruod. 5 d.
Siadien teisme be tirinejant
kita bila paaiskejo is detek~
two pasakojimo, kad bu-
nant w. 'Taftui prezidentu,
buvo suokalbis j uzmusti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-04
VOKIETEJA ATSISAKO
,UzTVIRTINTI SUTARTI.

Paryzius, gruod. 8 d.
Siadien tapo suzinota, kad
Vokietija atsisako pasirasy-
ii pc protokolu, kuriuo ga
lutinai uzgiriama taikos SUI
tartis su talkininkais. Vo-
kietijos atstovas Lersner
pranese apie tai taikos kon-
ferencijos sekretoriui Du-
tasta paned6lyje.
Vokieciai nesutinka su pro
tokolo vietomis, kur kalba-
ma, kad Vokietija turi at
lyginti laivais uz nuskandy-.
tus vokieciu laivus prize Sea-
pa Flow il taipgi del reika-
lavimo tarptautiskam teis-
mui TokieciQ aficieriQ uz
pasielgimus Francuzijoje ir
Belgijoje.
Manoma, kad vokiecius
padrasinc SuvienytQ Val
styju senate taktika, kuris
irgi aesutinkas SUI taikos SUI
tartimi. Pirmiau vokieciai
brvo linke pildyti visus tai
kininku reikalvimus dabar
gi vokieciu liaudis pradejo
kalbeti, lad nera reikalo is
pildyti tulus talkininku rel
kalavimus.
Liepiama yokieciams Krau-
stytis is Lietuvos.
Tarp kit ko Vokietijos at
stovas baronas Lersner uz-
reiske, kad jis yra pasiren-
ges pasirasyti, jei bus pa
vesta Scapa Flow inciden-
tas isrisimui Haagos tribu-
nalui.
Taipgi kad bptQ isbrauk-
ia is taikos protokolo skirs-
nys, kur kalbama, kad vo-
kieciai apleistu Lietuva, nes
tas vokieciu nuomone yra
bereikalinga, kadangi vo-
kieciai jau apleido Lietuvss.
Taipgi skirsnys, kur lei
DIANA svetimoms spekoms
isiverzti Vokietijon gav1s
tam priezasti, vokieciams ii
gi yra nepriimtinas.
Augsciausia talkininkQ ia
Z ryba pasiunte Vokietijai w
klausima-protesta kodel j.
pradeda vel didn't savo mi
litares spekas, kas yra prize
singa taikos sutarciai.
The Washington times., 1919-04-15
RAY BATES JOINS MACKS
THIS WEEK FOR A TRIAL

PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-Ray
Bates, Connie MaCk's third baseman
In 1917, will report here this week
ready for action. He may be tried
out At his former position. but u IL
also a possibility that ne may 90 TO
the outheld if Fred Thomas shapes
up as a better player at the hot cor
ner. Bates has just been discharged
from the army. following his return
from France.
The acquisition Of Bates viii add
additional power TO Mack's inner de-
fense. BaSes did mot play during the
1918 dash, for he was plunged in.o
sterner duties OF life, but during 1917.
the frst season for the Athletics. he
gave every indication OF developing
into one OF the leading third sackers
OF tho league. That year no played
In i27 games and hit for .e3!. making
ilS hits for total Of l55 bases.
The Washington times., 1919-04-15
Maryland States '19
Grid Dates

Here is the football schedule
Maryland State Collegs for next
fall:
October s4-SwarthmoFe Col
lege. at SWarthmore, Pa.
October 11-UniVersity Of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, Va.
October 1S-West Virginia Uni
versity. at MorgantoWn, W. Va
October 25-Virginia Poly
technic Institute, at College
Park, Md.
November Yale University,
at New Haven, Conn.
November s-St- Johns Col
lege, at College Park. Nd.
November 15-Catholic Uni
versity, at American League
Park.
November 22-Western Mary
land. at College Park, Md.
November 2T-Johns Hopkins
University, Homswood Field,
Baltimore, Nd
The Washington times., 1919-04-15
GRIFFMEN ATTEMPT
ONCE MORE TO WIN

PETERSBURG Va. April 15.-To-
day the Griffmen will make another
attempt to win an exhibition game.
They have failed twice now, once
with the Phillies at Charlotte, y. c.
and yesterday with the Giants at
Newport News. Failure TO hit with
runners on the paths spelled the
downfall OF the American Leaguers,
for Harry Harper and Jim Shaw
pitched wen enough TO win with any
ordinary support with the stick
The Giants, punching their blown,
won, 4 to o. securing two runs in the
fourth and two again In the ninth.
YoUng's scratch hit opened the Giants
half Of the fourth, a wild pitch show
ing him UP a cushion. Chase skied
and Rauff walked, both runners ad-
vancing on Doyle's out to Judge.
Zimmerman then lifted a double into
the crowd and two runs were in
Shaw was firing fast in the ninth
and Young opened with a double.
Chase beat out a bunt. but the next
two perished on easy chances. Again
Zimmerman doubled into the crowd
Of soldiers in left field and the Giants
had made it a total OF four runs.
NnTTONATa nTAN-rc
The Washington times., 1919-04-15
Milwaukee BREWERS GET
W0LFGANG FROM CHICAGO

DALLAS, Tex. April 15.-Little Mel
wolfgang no longer Is a member OF
the White Sox pitching corps. Man
ager Gleason today swung his AK.
separating the dimInutIve spitballer
from the payroll in deal consigninE
the latter to the Milwaukee club, OF
the American Association.
WolfganE leaves tonight to report
to Clarence Rowland at Evansville,
Ind, where the Brewers are tuning
UP for the coming season. WolfGang
IL the frst athlete on ComiGkey's ros-
ter 10 be- dropped on the present
training taunt, and the veterans OF
the club deplore his passing. for Mel
though seldom seon IN action on the
slab, has been of great assistance TO
the club in fnnumerable WaYs.
Since coming 10 tho SoK from Don
yer six years ago, the little fellow hAh
appeared daily IN batting practice, al
ways exhibiting Willingness to
shoulder any task, and has given
older pitchers many q lesson in neld-
ing their position.
The Washington times., 1919-04-15

Newport. KY for a visit with her,
says the Cubs great pitcher.
Alex said that, though his artillery
command was on the st. Mihiel front
for seven consecutive weeks until
the armistice came, his arm is ready
for whatever Fred Mitchell demands
Of it.
jenkins n Lieutenant.
Joe Jenkins, the White Sox catcher,
is a lieutenant of infantry. Three
ball players came with three different
casual companies and met for the
first time on the Rochambeau. Need
less to say, they spent considerable
time together after that
Rabbit" Maranville, the Braves
great shortstop, also arrived in New
York yesterday, and expects to be
mustered out Of the navy today or
tomorrow. He has been on the u. S.
s. Pennsylvania, holding the rank OF
gunner.
George Stallings win be delighted
to get Maranville in time for the open
ing game next Saturday and, when
Hank Gowdy arrives with the Rain
bow Division, all win be hunkydory
in Boston
The Washington times., 1919-04-15
BIG LEAGUERSARE
GNEUSATlJRDAY

Beagpe baseball
Rm WEn begin this week. the
BrWos and Sbs Dodgers pryfng Of
ne DsB-znSUa-Hd on Saturday with
- &C1ble-lHaH~ It Braves Field
HB b 6SArst time IN tho annals
h6ld1E IesEu8-ba -basshanEhat 6he Season
hB 6tRtsd WIN q dOubfe-headeE.
{ fSEemfzT h0WeVeE. being Patriots
~ "a Gh8 Huh. the Ownsrs agreed
EwSE Gs Dodgers and Braves open
tn empG4gn~a few days before the
i6F teamA
Ehs ofher clubs IN che majors wfu
net GDen their campaigns until next
WSdnesdaE Connie Macks brand
new collection Of athletes will usher
In the season at Georgia avenue April
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