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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

w kazdyrl jednak raZie WI
doczna jest rzecza, De Gene
rainy Komitct ola Spraw 1 Interesow
Katolickich bedzie potrzebowai blu.
ra gi6wnego i pOmocy urzedniczej,
l~naczei bowiem ME m6glby urzeczy-
wistni6 ceIu swego z~alozenia. Naleiy
wkr6tcc powziaG kroki ku ~zaloieniu
biura podobnego.
Oczywistem jest r6wniez, re plan
dzialaInoSct, kt6ry zakreslilem wy
maya hojnego poparcia finansowego.
Jednakze nasZe wydatki W kampanii
celcm zbierania fundusz6w W ciagu
ostatnich dw6ch lat powinny nam IL +
p%rzytomnic lepiej niz k~iedykolwiek
przedtem, co nam jest moiliwem. 10
bowiazany jestem ~powiedziet, re je-
szcze ME pozyskaiem ufnosci niekt6-
rych czlonk6w hierarchii W mozli--
wose nasza zebrania milion6w. Ma
zebraniu naszem pewien wybitny x.
Arcybiskup podai mySl zebrania mi
Iona dolar6w ola OLGA S~wtetego; in
ny v. Biskup proponowai zebranie
czterech milion6w rocznie ma wszy--
stkie cele katolickie. a ~jeszcze inny
oznaczyIby sumo pieciu milion6w. W
kazdym razie pewny testem. Drodzy
X.X. Biskupi, re hierarchia przyjefa-
by sad, do kt6rego utworzenia sklo-
niIoby Was doswiadczenie Vase w
Zjednoczoncj Rampant Dziaialnosci
Wojennej.
Music ~przyzna6, IL plan powyzszy
Jest bardzO obszerny. 1 dostarcza az
nadto temat6w do obmyslenia ola
Koncylium P~lenarnego. Jest to plan,
kt6rego mole W caiem objeciu rychlo
urzeczywistni6 ME bedzie MONA,
mySlalem jednak, re warto W zupei-
nosci zarys jego naszkicowat. Me-
kt6re z mych idef moie sic wkr6tcc
urzeczywistni, inne moga bye nasie-
nicm teraz rzuconem, kt6re dopiero
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Synowie tego swiata roz'
tropniejsi So W rodzaju swo'
i'm cd syn6w swiatiosci. RE
czywiscie ME MONA por6wnac prasy
reIigijnej z prasa swieckq CO do
wzietosci 1 tresci, kt6rej jedna dru.
ga dostarcza. Prasa katolicka zaczeia
nasladowat prase swieckq z jej cen.
tralnemi stowarzyszeniami prasowe-
mi / biurami ola artykui6w wysyia'
nych przez specyalne syndykaty. Po'
dobne stowarzyszeniali biura mogiy.
by podnies6 ton 1 powiekszyt WIFE.
tosc naszych tygodnik6w. Dotych'
czas hierarchia ME powziela akcyi je'
dnozgodnej ola prasy katolickiej'
Wobec olbrzymiego wpIywu dodat-'
niego, kt6ryby Rywarla ma lud nasz
prasa popularna, warto zastanowic
sic, czy ME moglibysmy przytsc jej
Z pomoca.
U~staWodaWstWo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30
staWodaWstWo.

Liczne So oznaki wZma--
gaiacei 81 . nieprzyjazni wzgle.
dem naszego Koscioia 1 checi przela'
MIA tel nieprzyjazni w ustawodaw.-
stwo, juito pahstwowe, juzto stano.
we. Me many prawie iadnego planu
postepowania w~zgiedem takich spraw
/ ~czestokroc dopicro wtedy zdalemy
sobie sprawe 2 zamiar6w naszych ME-
p%rzyjaci6I, gdy jui prawa nieprzy-.
chylne uchwalono. Same powodzenie
i wzrastajqca siia Kosciola sprawia,
zc nasi wrogowie podwoja swa niena-
wise 1 swa przebiegiost. Atoli najwie-
ksza czeS6 ustaw, nam szkodliwych,
uchwala sic - bez mysli wyrzqdze--
mia nam krzywdy. Jakichze srodk6w
many sic chwyci6, aieby wiedziet o
projcktowanych ustawach - jezeli
MOTIVE, przeszkodzi6 temu, co szko-
olive? Jcieh uczynimy krok jaki W
tym kierunku, to - chociaZ wszy--
stkie KoscioIy protestanckies majs
przedstawicieli w WasZyngtOnie, jak
Ia - wyiatlSiem mas - maJa
wszyscy i~nteresowani. w6wcZas
podniesie sic krzyk, re KoSci6l mie-
sza sic do polityki; Iecz krzyk ten
slyszalo sic przez Gale zycie nasze
przez wszystkie pokolenia wstecz az
do Sanhedrynu, kt6ry potepii Chry-
stusa;... jednakSe jest to rzecz,
kt6ra s~tarannie musimy rozwazyc
kt6ra wymaga zajecia sic mia.
Biuro / FinanSe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30
KorespOndencya
Redakcyi.

Oh. @. Kantor, Portage, Wis. -
Adres ,Konsula Polskiego byl kill
kakrotnie podany; opiewa on: Mr..
K. B~uszczynski. Consul General OF
Poland, ss W. 42nd str. room 74e.
New York, N. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30
MACIERZ POLSKA.

tsSt organIzacy~ Rscsaes mfodIieH pol
Dks oboJEa p1ci W preach
oatryotycznych I 'bratnlej pomocy aIa
,odnissienia dueha moralnosci l dooro-
bytu " spoieczenstwie. a szcSesoIn.e
sac sic na posmiertne cd lat IA do 49,
IA cz{onk6w Stowarzyszorych beS a.
ErRniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30
'ZTEKI R%EDAKCYJNEJ.
ZE SPRAW / PRAC
KATOLICKICH.

Okres powojennych rekonstrukcyi
W kraiu naszym zaEnaczy sic row.
niei wielkiem o1ywieniem W swiecie
katolickim amerykanskim.
Dnia 24-go wrzesnia Dr., odbedzie
sic W miescie Washington, w murach
Uniwersytetu Katolickiego znamien-
ne zebranie wszystkich biskup6w ka-
tolickich W Stanach zjednoczonych.
J.E. X. Kardynal Gibbons, Arcybiskup
Baltimorsk, ~rozeslai do calej hierar-
chii amerykahskiej pismo, zapowia--
dajace owo zebranie i zapraszajace
ma ME. Bedzie to p~ierwsze tego ro--
dzaju zebranie caiej hierarchii od
czas6w swoIania Trzeciego Soboru
Plenarnego. odbytego W miescie Bal
timore. W roku 1884. Zebrania take
odtad odbywa6 sic mata kaidego ro-
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Wielka wojna odsloniia swiatu
wpiyw, wszystko przenikajqcy - wy
soce wyksztaiconego umyslu. Pc.
wszechny niepok6j d~zisiejszy wydaje
sic jakoby p~rzygrywka do bardzo
burzliwych czas6w. Zle nauki, pre-
dfoione przez sprytne umysiy, bedq
miaIy wplyw coraz ~silniejszy, przeto
KoSci6I bedzie potrzebowai wielce
przcdownik6w z nauka pewna z IL
myslem, dobrze STy6wiczonym, q zro-
wnowazonym.
Najwieksza i szczegdlniejsza nasze
nadziele pokladamy W Uniwersytccie
KatoIickim, kt6ry w/ciagu swego
k~r6tkiego istnicnia bardzo znacznte
sic przysluzyl, w bardzo rozliczny
spos6b, O czem mole nawet ME vie
publicznosG katolicka. Pc mnogich
lego losu kolejach stoi on dzisiaj ma
siInei podwalinie. Many racye szczy-
Gle sic MIN | dEiefami jego dokona.
nemi. Jest on dzieckiem hierarchii 1
poparcie tego zalezy cd hierarchii.
W przeszfoSci r~ozwojowi jego ciagle
p~rzcszkadzaI brak fundusz6w; iczeli
vice ma on osiqgnat | zatrzymae swe
mieisce pomiedzy przodujacemi
wszechuicami tan6w Zjednoczonycb,
to potrzeba obudziG wieksze zajccic
sic lego dobrobytcm / p~owodzeniem
micdzy naszym ludem katolickim:
mic powinno bye trudncm podwoic,
aIbo potroic, przynajninicj, roczna
nan skiadkc. Nasz Konlitct powinien
rozwaiyc drogi i sposoby do uskute-
cznienia togo. Sprawozdanie z WYE.
szego w~ykstalceuia miedzy katolika.
mi W stosunku do aycia umystowego
kraiu Jest rzcczq wielce pozqdanq
Uiawniloby to potrzcbe wiekszych
wysilk6w w rclu podniesicnia norm
naszeso wyksztalccnia umyslowcgo.
WyChoWanie KatO-
HCkIe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

0grCmme nasze dOmOwe pOtrzeby W
pOStepOwym tym kraju talk pochione-
~ nasze my5li / gOrliwOSG nasza, re
ledwie niedawno dOpierO byliSmy "
mcinOSci uwags nasza zwr6CiG ma misye
zagraniCzne. Move pCloienie narodu
naszcgO, jake wielkiej pOtegi Swiato-
wei, napewnO roZSzcrZy nasze widno--
kregi. Ma caiym Swiecie bcdzic .Amc-
r:.ka miaia pOtezny wpiyw. MOzcmy pc
wiedzieC, re do chwili O3ccnei wpSyw
ten byi caihOwicie - niekatOlicki. Ola
Swiata wOg6le, navel ola swiata kato-
liCkiego, co a~merykaiSkie .icdnoznaczne
jest z professionalism. ZadziwiajaCa ST.
Ia kOsciOla W tym kraju Jest prawic
nieznanQ Ia granicQ. Przyczyna tn jest
Ia, re kOScid "a granicQ maio korzy.
staf z nas1ej silly i Z na3lyCh zasOb6w.
Me moiemy teraz watpiG. lie powoiania
ma TEN po'u, TAX meiczyzn iak ME-
wiaSt W ObfitOSci sie znaida, / jest to
naSza niezawOdna nadzieja, oraz pros
ba, ie Bog zuiyje amerykaiiSka gOr-
iwOSC, enersie j zdolnO$G Ola organiza-
cyl ku daniu wielkiegO pOpedu do prac
W misyach zagraniCznych. Jake mole
hierarchia dopom6dz W TEN piastowa-
niu dUcha misyonarskicgO i W zbiera-
niu f~undusz6w, ~potrzc6nyCh do tel
piracy?
E1aCa SDOleCzna / Dc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Kolumba" | ola honoru samego 10
Scioia. Przyjdzie wnet czas kiedy be-
dziemy musieli rozwazyG r6wniez
najlepsze sposoly wykorzystania gor-
liwosci i dobrej wolf innych stowa-
rzyszeh katolickich, tax me5czyzn
jak niewiast, jake tel swieckich wo-
COLE. Lud nasz pragnie tn porhagac,
jedynie potrzeba mu droge wskazac.
UniWersytet KatoHcki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

katolickiego, a siegnac go MONA W
spos6b najskuteczniejszy Izapomocq
prasy swieckiej.
Prasa KatoHcka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Niysl Ia bardzo polecenia godna,
powstaia z okazyi niedawnego zgro--
madzenia sic wielu dostojnik6w Ko-
scioia ma jubileusIu J.E. Y. Hardy
naIa Gibbonsa, na kt6rym byl obecny
axle J.. e. X. arcybiskup Cerretti,
jake osobisty -reprezentant OLGA Sw.,
Benedykta XIV. Ma TEN w~spanialem
sebraniu, proiekt zgromadzen
takich, jak omawiane, otrzymal maj
goretsze poparcie, ME tylkO re stro-
ny j. E. x. KardynaIa Gfbbonsa, ale
take cd j. e. X. Arcybiskupa Cerret
ii i J. f. Delegate Apostolskiego, Y.
Arcybiskups Bon1ano, q ostatnio
znamienniejsZej jeszcze aprobaty u
dzielR mu sam ojciec Sw. Benedykt
XIV. - W liscie pisanym przez Jego
Swiatobliwose logo kwietnia Dr., o
czem pisze j. E. X. Kardynai Glib
bons: List OLGA Sw. pobudza mas do
wielkiej otuchy 4 nadziei: upewni on
mas we w1erze, re bfogoslawienstwo
Boze ~towarzyszye bedzie naszej pra-
cy 4 re ola Koscioia Katolickiego W
Ameryce, a takze miejmy nadzieje, -
ola KoscioIa ma calym swiecie, otwie-
ra sic nova era"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Me$oErEe ,stdHu Usgedsfs aga.
Ge0jq sic ID sdaniu, &c must tst.
nie6 EJednoczon0, nfesuie<n0 4
p0moZzQdHd PotSkd. (
- Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

RSqd n0Todu pEeeS ndn6d ola
R0Todu, ME sGt1iecs poDieEzchRl
MsML
- Abraham LincoLh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

Wazny ten document napewne "a
~interesuje szersze katoHk6w tutej-
szych koia, DO wykazuje on, re HE
rarchia katoiicka ME jest slepq ma
ogromna przysziosc jaka czeka Ko--
Sci6l Katolicki W tel novel ere, kt6-
"a sic teraz poczyna. Podajemy W
calosci 6w program J.. +. Y. Hardy
naIa GibbOnsa. kt6remu programowi
postaramy sic poswieciG ~jeszcze ME-
CO wiecej uwagi i om6wienia, spra--
magaja tego, gdyz tax So dOniosle,
juz ME tylko nawet ola katolik6w,
stanowiacych Olbrzymi Odiam spole-
cze6stwa tuteiszegO, ale i Ola Caiego
kraju, oraz jego przyszlego rozwoju,
- re godzi sic rozwazyG je Obszer--
niej, gruntowniej, a zarazem W Ia
klein rozwaZaniu - pOpularyzowaG
dobre mysli, zawarte W omawianym
programme / jego p~oleceniach. Rzeczy
takie, fax misye krajowe i zagranicz-
ne, jak spoiecznictwo katolickie, o.
swiata 1 wykzstalcenie katolickie, ka-
tolickie p~ismienictwo 1 prasa, a wre-
szcie stosunek katolicyzmu amery--
kanskfego do tutejszego ustawodaw-
silva krajowego / stanowego -
wszystko to sa kwestye donioslOsci
pierwszorzednych, kt6re musza bye
podjete przez SWAT katOlicki Z jego
tutejsze koia, jesli one ME maja po-
zostae poza tenn zyciem, zdrowem /
SLIME tetniacem, jake W rekonstruk-
cyjnym okresie zapowiada sic | jui
spostrzega6 sic daje. Ma dis - ma
poczatek podajemy 6w wysoce INA
mienny list J. f. Y. KardynaIa Glib
bonsa, jakf otrzymaIy niektore tyl-
ko pisma W kraju, wieeej W dziaIal.
noscf katolickiej zasiuzone: komen--
tarze nasze do poszczey6Inych spraw
Program, W hscie tym streszczone-
go - podawa6 zamysIamy ~p6zniej =
omawiajac kolejno wzmiankowane
wazniejsze kwestye / punkty.
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-30

W zwiazku z to sprawl naznaczo-
no JUL komitet ku poczynieniu przy-
gotowa6 do owego zebrania, kt0re
rozpocznie sic 24go wrzesnia Dr., a
pOtrwa pooling przypuszczen dni
kilka. w sklad komitetu tego wcho-
dza: j. E. X. Kardynal Gibbons -
jake przewodniczacy, j. f.. X. Biskup
p. j. Muldoon ID. D., z Rockford, ILL.,,
jako wice-prezes; oraz j. Z. Y. BIZ
skup j. Schrembs ID. ID. q Toledo, o.
hio; j. E. X. Biskup j. S. Glass C..
NJ, d. D., z Salt Lake City. Utah 1
j. E. x, Biskup W. T. Russell d. D..
D. Charleston, s. c.
Komitet odbyl ju1 pierwsze posie-
dzenie, a program zakreslony ma TEN
poSiedzeniu pieknie i rOzlegle przed-
stawiono W pismie wysianem przez
Komitet ma rece przewodniczqcegO,
J.. f. Kardynala Gibbonsa, kt0ry ME
m6gl bye obecnym ma zcbraniu.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

subjected before going into production was conducted by the men in this branch of the Studebaker laboratories.
 The results gained through the eX- haustive tests continually carried on in Studebaher laboratories are plainly in evidence in the performance records Of the new. Studebaker cars. Studebaker engineers were assured of the mechan- ical excellence of these cars before of fering a single one to the public-the complete satisfaction each new car has given owners everywhere has since made that assurance doubly sure.
 ''An eastern distributor of Stude- baker cars reports that he sold S9 new cars six months ago and that a careful check shows the cost of giving service to these S9 owners has been but 40 cents per car. Another dealer whose territory covers some of the moun- tainous country to the far west. tells that he has sold 100 cars with a service amounting to but 10 cents per car. And these are but two instances selected at iandom-there are scores of others on file in our offices. They prove conclu- scively the value of Studebaker labora tories to the buyers of sStudebaker flpe+
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
HOW AIR LEAKS FROM
 RUBBER INNER TUBES

The average motOrist does not real ize the importance of the inner tube" says the local manager of the Good year Tire and Rubber company, Ak ron, Ohio. The casing or tire is given the greatest consideration while the tube is thought of as a more or less necessary accessory.
 As a result of this attitude poor service has often been obtained rom thebest tire manufactures. The user should be more concerned with the tubes ability to hold air than with it's ability to pull a freight train live heavy weights and other futile tests of like nature
 ITO build a cheap tube is compara- lively an easy matter. Such a tube may have a nice appearance and an apparent tensile strength, but at the same time have 8 propensity for leak ing air by diffusion or chemical as- similation that renders it inefficient and impractical as an air container for the inside of q casing.
 Tt has been said that q tire is no
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

better than it's tube. The cheap tube that leaks air will show 8 greatly de- creased air pressure in the tire and a lowering of the vitality of the casing.
 Rubber has pin holes which the finest calandering in the world will not eliminate, and which permit air seepage by diffusion. Rubber chemi- cally assimilates certain amount of air on one side and passes it off on the other-particularly when under pressure.
 ''The company has always given a great deal of thought to the construc- tion of tubes. As result our tubes are constructed in a way that insures the greatest possible protection to the tires in which they are used, the rub Der compounded in such a way as to reduce it's power of chemical as- similation.
 "The chief problem in tube manu fsrturo is not only to reduce the pos abilities tor air seepage, but also to construct a tube that will stretch
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

of returning soldiers who will soon be added to the rapidly increasing civilian army" says G. H. Reuben local Kissel distributor.
 Tt makes no difference in whai branch of the army these men were in they could not have helped but be i'm pressed with the efficiency of the au- tomobile and motor truck, and 1t vii be natural for them to want to adapt them in their new work.
 These boys have either been trained in new trades or they have profited by the efficiency of army regime. and naturally when they once more settle down in business or trade, they will have different ideas as to progress and getting on in the world. They have been awakened and are full ol enthusiasm and ambition. Such ar addition to Americas great civilian army will necessarily make the whoie nation broaden out industrially tc absorb the efforts of these workers
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

and flex easily with the constant dis tortion of the tire without an excess i've amount of heat.
 If the tube is calandered or rolled out at one time in one thickness-the thickness of the Finished tube-in- visible defects, pin holes" permit con- tinual air seepage, resulting in poor service and tire trouble.
 "The Goodyear eliminated process of tube construction. however, by building the tube up of thin layers of unvulcanized rubber and then vulcan izing the whole into one homogenos mass, eliminates the possibility of this leakage, making a tube scientifically correct in every principle"
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
TO REMOVE CAP SCREWS

Difficulty is usually encountered in removing the two hexagon cap screws at the corners of the Ford transmission cover, next to the universal joint. Cut a slot in the head of each of these screws which may be removed and re- placed by means of a screwdriver.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
Government Expert Speaks
 On Work Of Farm Tractors

so far has induced us to believe that a cheap tractor is usually the dearest ia the long run, and that no tractor should be sold with view to cost alone
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
GUSHING REMOVER

A tool for removing steering spindle bushings may be made from 8 piece of three eighths- inch round steel, which should be bent slightly about two inches from the end. The tool will have to be long enough to pass through the steering knuckle and leave an inch or two stickin out on which to ham mer.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

Frequently it is desIred to use an or dinary oil filler can with metal spout in filling some out of the way oil hole. the end of the piece of rubber hose over theend of the spout almost any location ran be reached
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13
TROOPS IMPRESSED
 WITH AUTO SERVICE

Nearly every day sees the arrival of a transport bringing home thousands
Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

Here are George and Martha Washington, christened by the mis- tress of the White House, and the whole flock of sheep that pasture on White House lawn. George and Martha are the latest additions to the flock. Last year the wool of the White House sheep brought S300,O00 at auction for the Red Cross.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-16
SERVICE CLUB BOUTS
lnterdepartment Championship
Will BE Decided Tonight

The series Of boxing bouts at the
United Service club, Twenty-second "rd
Walnut streets, ,rra nged by a commit
tee from The Racquet club, and held
weekly on Thursday evenings, will eli
MAJ tonight hr" the r."r-1epartmcnt
champ 'Onshp~ will be held
The salloIs ard marines at the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard and the soldiers sta
toned al many local plants as armed
guards, have many good scrappers in
their ra~NS. Each branch of Uncle
Sam'S ting forces Is confident that
he has the men to lick Tho other crowd
at each and every weight There has
been much feryid ora ry on tho sun
ject and now the opportunity is p~e-
ser'ed 70 settle the argument In the
squared circle
The marin,s are picked Ia carry off
first hOnors bv thos" '9wi''a- with ~
relative strength Of the teams entered
as the Devil Dogs have had tho bcretit
Of expert coaching during the tact two
weeks Major a J. DrexeI Biddle,
noted ann ~ hoXer and pupl of orr
latest Benedict Monsieur Jacques
O'Brien, has taken the sen soldiers in
hand and has them on edge for tonight s
bouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-16
EASTERN STARS
WIN FOR MIDVALE
Steelworkers Capture First
Game Since Joining
American League
WILBAR NEARLY LANDS

At last Midvale Steel has won a game
in the American Basketball League and
already the wise ones are conceding the
second-half flag to that club. 1t de-
feated j. g. J. Dobson last evening in the
first game Of the second series, and for
a while it appeared as If the record low
score for the season would be hung up.
The winners took the floor with Doc
Neuman, Kid Dark, Horse IIaggerty.
Willie McCarter and Kerr. the latter the
manager. Lou Sugarman was also to
have played, but he failed to show up.
Dobson put up a game resistance. and
the 2S-ls total fails to do the losers JUS
tice. as with little luck in their shots
in the first half the figures would have
been closer.
Newman Cages Four
9 The Individual stHrs are Haggertv and
Eeuman. The latter scored four great
baskets and the former two in the first
five minutes, but his all-around work at
center was about as good as any ever
seen here. His clever manipulation Of
the ball was a revelation even TO the
Oldest follower of the game. The Miller
boys excelcd for Dobson.
The other team in the league which
has not won a game all season almost
Idllteu one. II SnOulu nave uOne so
easily, but along in the second half IL
gummcd the works, and in stepped Vic
triX with some funny field goals. all
by Watson, by the way and not only re-
duced ten-pOlnt lead, but went ahead.
Eddie Watson Star,
In the last five minutes IL was nip-and-
tuck. As the whistle blew Gauller went
to the foul line and blew the chance
that would have won the affair for Will
bar, and the whistle ended the melee
at 23 all. In the play-off. Nictrix got off
to a thrce-point lead and Wilbar tied It
up at twcnty-sevcn, and as the whistle
"ounded again a foul was called and
Watson made coed and Nictr.x won.
@S-27. The VictriX rooters gave the
% M great sercnade Tor the victory
tn" first under the new manager. loan
Doughe.ty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-16
Hoppe Ran 8l-3 Points a
Minute in Setting Record
SteUe Farrell, Famous
Coach, Back to Train
athletes at Michigan,

Ann Arbor, Mich., Jan. 16.-Iieu-
tenant stephen ). Farrell, now citizen
Farrell. for the last six years physical
trainer Of Michigan athletes. returned
to Ann Arbor today, and he will start
Friday to get Michigan men into
physical trim to do something for
Michigan in the basketball. track and
baseball schedules that are before
Michigan.
Farrell has been stationed at
Ellington Aviation Field, Houston,
Is", Ming Uncle Sans prospective
nirmen in At physical trim.