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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-03-29

Of justice, but merely to balance them.
Is there anything Unfair in this?
There can not be.
No Labor Prejudice.
He is not good American who
would vote against Mr.. Murnian for
the reason that he is the choice of
labor for commissioner. Every man
has the right to vote for whom he
pleases Considerations of friendship
for candidates; opinions as to ability,
experience and character, and convic-
tions as to public policies that should
= be pursued, are all worthy reasons for
influencing the votes of men, but the
fact that a candidate is a workingman
should not prejudice any good citizen
against that candidate. not unless he
is bent on encouraging the Develop
ment of class distinction in the admin
istration Of public matters, in which
event he is not good citizen or a.
~ good American.
Would Help Matters.
The election of Mr.. Murnian at this
time would go a long ways to build
up confidence in the working people
of Duluth. It may not remove entirely
social unrest which is prevalent every
where, but it would serve to give hope
Ito labOrerS, and it would lead them
to the feeling that there was still a
chance by the ballot and by the SYM
pathetic administration Of government
20 cure many of the ills from which
hey suffer.
A large number of workingmen in
his country and throughout the world
ire losing confidence in the efficacy
IF the ballot. They are beginning to
can more on the strike.-the general
trike, and they expect to secure by
orce that which they have failed to
let by more peaceful methods through
he use of the ballot. Mr.. Murnian's
lection as city commissioner next
uAasday would serve to alleviate this
fought, which in itself would be a
reat victory for all the people.
tMurnian Has Ability.
We are not asking the election OF
1r. Murnian on the sole ground that
9 Is the labor candidate. He has
bility. He is honest, upright, stands
our-square; his word is good He is
OF a trimmer. He is builder He
eople. He is familiar with our politi-
al situation. He has purpose, vision
nd a desire to serve. He has q con.
:ructive platform. He will do things
What more could be asked or ex.
ected of candidate? There have
cen few men of his training, ability
nd breadth of view before the people
- erecent years. He should be elected
i'd he will be if labor is given an
zen break in the contest next Tues
~.
WOrkingmen Behind Him.
The workingmen are solidly behind
heir candidate. That means some.
ling. They would not support an,
- an so loyalty If he was not worthy
i1ey know that Mr.. Murnian j:
sorthy. He has served them, ant
|, did it we'll and faithfully: They
i've bigger work for him to do, ant
ley know he is big enough to do it.
This is our final appeal to the vot
Is Of Duluth without respect to theil
location. We would not support Mr.
if we did not have confidence
him. We know him; we believe II
i'm, and we are sure If he is elected
will make good in any department
the city government to which HI
aay be assigned. 81
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
IS LETNl CHt0PEC OBJ
RAB0WANY I $35,O0O.

Chicago. 10 kwietnia James
Dugan, Is lat staryj pos}aniec
bankowy cd -Halsledstreet state
Bank, zostal przytrzymany obra
bowany niedaleko banku $35, 900
przez czfowieka kt6ry rozkaza1
chlopcu podniesc rece W gore. Ra
busic ucickli W automobilu. ...
Jcdynie prawdziwa trudnose w
wyfadowywaniu okret6w wyda--
rzy}a sic obecnie w Gdansku. Od-
kad niemieccy 1obotnicy w Gdan-
sku pracuja po 10 godzin dzien--
ME azeby dostac potrzebnej zyw-
1losci okretow.
Niemiecka robota w Bremen i
Hamburger jest dozorowana przez
diva wp}ywy - pozadane ably do
stac zywnosci z jednej strony j O.
golny niepok6j drugiej strony.
Pomimo tego jest jednak dosyc
rak do piracy przy wy1adowywa
niu okrety SO predko wypr6znia
ne, powiedzial dis officer mary
narki do zjednoczonej prasy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
BYkA NASTEPCZYNI TRONU SEA
zRA Sic O ROZW0D; 0BWINIA MFzA
Il @ BICIE;; ZESZPECENIE TWARZY:

vic dowody przeciws swemu mezo
wi i bedzie zdolna sfwierdzic vie
lie spraw najwiekszego okrucienst
wa przeciw MENU. Jego wiarofom
stwo by}o wieloErotne = a ma to
jest wiele dowod6W. Jego brutal
nose byla szkaradna. Wiecej niz
przy jednej sposobnosci .by}a- gwa
ltownie traktowana. Byla pobita a
twarz jej by}a zeszpecona z powo-
du uderzen meza. -.
Berlinska depesza 2 8 lutego glo
81 re. Frederick Wilhelm postano-
viii prowadzic dalel- sprawe roz--
wodu, lecz dotad ME. bylo zad-
nych dalszych wiabmosci W tel
sprawie. Byly kronprinc j ksiezni
czka Cecylia pobrali sic " czerW7
Gu 1905. Maja 5 dzieci, najmlod-
sze urodzilo sic " 1915. .Byly :kron
prime wygnany z kraju jest " Ho
landyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Skalkierzy powstrzymali ME.
miecAa zywnosc. !,
Londyn, 19 kwietnia

Londyn, 19 kwietnia - Czestc
raporty zaprzesziej nocy ME
mieckich zr0de1 donosza re tam
sa nieustanne trudnosci w roz}ado
wywaniu amerykahskiej zywnosci
Z okret6w w Bremen i Hamburger
Il powodu strajkow kt6re sa jak
sic zdaje :czeScia ustalone przez
nie1niecka- propagande: portys
do g}owuej .tutejszej kvate1y:- a.
merykanskiej marynarki wys}ane
przcz amerykanskich .oficer6w. IL
MIA komunikaeyjna skontrolowana.
przez nlarynarke znieslawia wszy
.stkie 4 mich. .. ! "
Ostatni rapport jalki doszedl do
Londy1lu dziS rano droga przez
Kopcnhage donosi, re strajk W
Bremen spowodowa} wyladowywa
ME amerykanskiego parowca Fra
:nklhn=i- zc=kap yut6w dfo-opusz:
czenia portu. Adwokaci, doktorzy
i sedziowie ofiarowali sic sami do
wyladowania,, dodaje rapport, lecz
ME podajc powodu ich oferty. VIA
domosc otrzymana wprost cd Off.
ccra Z okretu Franklin raportuja
ca o sprawach rutyny ME wspomi
IA o. ordynarncm zderzeniu, kt6-
re jak rozwazano mia(oby pow6d
gdyby~ by1y tam najmniejsze trud
noSci w polaczeniu z fadunkiem
Franklina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Zurich 10 kwietnia - Byla ME

Zurich 10 kwietnia Byla ME
lniecka nastepczyni- tronu Cecylia,
.podjela kroki do rozwiedzenia
sic 2 swym mezem Fryderykiem
Wilhclmcm, jak podaje oswald
.cze11ie podane do szwajcarskich
gazet przez by}a arcyksiezne Ana
.stazye Meklenburg : Schwerin,
by1ej nastepczyni tronu.
Arcyksiezna oskarza Frydery--
ka Wilhelma 0 okrutne obchodze
ME sic sWa zona, m6wiac: :.
"Nie tax dawno, przy pewnej
okazyi sytuacya stafa sic TAX ME
znosna zc moja c6rka istot1lie u
cick}a Il domu. Prawie co dojecha
Ia do Szwajcaryi.
z Berfina wysz}o rozporzadze-
ME ma zatrzymanie jej i zostala
pochwycona ma nicmieckiej gra-
nicy jak zwyk}a kryminalistka. i
pod aresztem zabrana do Berlina.
Moja c6rka bedzie zdolna stanac
przed sadem nien1ieckim ably sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
.Tmcy probuiia zbur;zye
kosci6I: ~: :.

Londyn, 10 kwietnia - Urzed-
nicy rzadowi W Wielkiej Brytanii
otrzymali ostrzezenie re Turcy
pr6buja zniszczyc kosci6t sw. To-
fiji W Konstantynopolu jezeli pre-.
dsiewziete beda jakiekolwiek kro
XII ably przywr6cic ten kosci6f
chrzescianom.
Ma przekore temil ostrzezcniu
rozpoczeto ostatecznie ruch W &C.
lu przywr6cenia tel wspanialej ka
tedry starozytnej Konstantynopol
skiej ma uzytek religijny dla
chrzescian. Budowa wzniesiona
byla. W $50 lat po Chrystusie, a
przebudowa kosciola katedralne--
go o wezwaniem sw., Zofii ma
lneczet turecki odby1a sic W roku
537.
! Memoryal podpisany przez ar
cybiskup6w z Canterbury York j
innych zostal teraz wysiany do
premiera Lloyd George, przytacza
jacy dowody zapytuja, czy ten
wielki wspania1y: meczet Konstall-.
tynopolski ma pozostac W rekach.
Islamu, 'prawo wymaga zeby.
Chrzescianie tego miasta, kt6rzy.
stanowia wiekszose mii'eszkancoW
maja otrzymac swa nieocenionMa.'. M
budowe sw. .Zofii ably : byla i'm;
przywr6cona.'
Ten wielki kosci6i znajduje sic
obecnie W bardzo niebezpiecznem
po1ozeniu j musi niechybnie u
.pasc jezeli ME dostanie sic " od-.: ID.
powiednie rece'' glosi memoryal..:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

Paryz, = Procedure wzgledem
przybycia niemieckich plenipoten:-
cyonaryuszow do Wersalu zostala
skutecznie zadecydowana. Prezy-
dent Wilson inni premierzy od-
beda pierwsze posiedzenic i wysla
warunki, gdyz zdaje sic ME podo-
bncm do wykonania azeby wszyst-
kie SHY alianckie uczestniczyly W
tel poczatkowej sesyi.
z powr6ceniem do Paryza pierw
szego ministra angielskiej delega
cyl Dawida Lloyd George'a W to
warzystwie Earl Cierzon iLorda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
hiemcy zadaia wynagrod|ze
| T. MA od KRAKOW aliianckiclhl.

Berlin, 10 kwietnia = Wielkie
Esi1y wojsk Bawarskich z artyle-
l=rya i niszczycielami min, rozpo--
!, t,cze1y wkraczac do Monachium ,st6
lsownie do Tageblattu, lecz ME via
lldomo dotad czy przyszio do sta
|tnowczej walki.
/ PARYz, = Niemcy maja "a
tmiar zadae-wya1agfeazenia cd a.
Iliant6w, stosowllie do Frankfurst
lGazette. Pisze ona ze niemieccy
Idelcgaci w Wersalu beda sic upo-
minac wynagrodzenia "a szkode
lponiesiona cd atak6w aeroplano--
wych, przez zajecie W posiad}osc
niemieckiego terytoryum przez
wojska alianckie "a odkladanie
lzawarcia pokoju kt6re' powoduje
przedluzenie k}opot6w Spartaka-
fn6w i Bolszewik6w.
BERNO,. Szwajcarya - Szwaj-
carski Rad federalny, jak donie
siono, zadecydowal rozpoznanie
nowcgo niemieckiego rzadu ma
podstawie re zosta} wybrahy lega
lnie przez zgromadzenie narodo---
we ktore zosta}o wybrane przez
g1osy ludu. RAPPORT wywo}a} SEN
sacye w tutejszych ko}ach. poli--:
tycznych.
Depesza z Kopenhagen, cytowa
la podlug berlinskiej Wiadomosci
g4oszacej re prezydent Ador ze
Szwajcaryi odpoWiedzial serdecz-.
mic ma list cd prezydenta Eberta
donoszacy 0 jego objeciu rzadu.
Dodanem byio re Szwajcarya by
Ia pierwszym obcym krajem ktore
mu rad niemiecki przyznaje for
maine praWo.
COLOGNE, w nastepstwie
rozprzestrzeniania strajk6w do
dystryktu Cologne, pu}k. gen. Sir
Herbert Plumer, W komendzie an
gielskich Wojsk mad Renem, WV
da1 dis. proklamacye domagajac
sic natycbmiastowego powrotu lu
dzi do piracy j grozi ostrem wy.
mierzeniem kary przeciw osobom
podniecajacym albo popieraja.
Gym strajki ": strofiie oKupaeyi
brytyjskich General obiecaI Woj j.
|skowa pomoc wrazie cd yby uk1a
dy ME nastapilly szWadron bry-
tyjskich aeropl planoW przelaty val
rad objete1n straj jkiem dystryk--
TEN. rs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

Milnera spodziewac sic MONA przy
spieszenia ostatecznych przygoto-
wan przedugodnych do otrzyma4
MIA przedstawicie1i stowarzyszo--
nych sif z niemieckimi delegatami
W Wersalu W dniu 25 kwietnia,
w czwartek ME odbylo sic po
siedzenie czw6rki W aPryzu, pre-
zydent Wilson tynn. sposobem ME
byf zdolnym podjac problem6w
wielu KRAKOW, wlacznie: Irlandyi,
Serbii Portugal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

Spodziewancm jest ze ugoda
gdy by}a zgromadzona propono-
wa}a dac czas wylacznie do pred
miotu. Wfosi jednak okazali sic
bye zatwardziali i gdy premierzy
brytyjski~ i francuski, fatwo sic
zrozumicli wzglednic do pogodZc
MIA sic 4 ia kwcstya, prezydent
Wilson staf wciaz naprzcciw Who's
kim zadaniom.
strajki trwaja dalej: -"
Nieporozumicnia strajki trivia
ia wciaz W Nicmczech, raporty
Wicdniu. gtosza ze potezne. za--
burzclia nlialy tam 1nicjsce.. Blu
dynck parliamentary byl centrem
Szt!rmu, gdy. t}um sympatyzuja-
rv Bolszcwikami chciaf wtarg--
nae do budynl1u. Piec policyan--.
tow zostalo zabitych dziesiatki
dcmonstrantor6w policyant6w 70
stalo ranionych. w koncu wojsko
rozpedzi}o t}umy. =.
Komunisci brali udziaf w zamie
szaniu w Nicmczech. urzadzili o.,
nj szancc w Freising nicdaleko
Monachium biorac udziaF W wall
cc wojskami rzadowemi. Straty,
miafy bye po obu stronach.
Try tysiace Wurtlcmburgskie
go wojska przybyfo ma p6hoc
od Monachiuln. Spodziewana jest
decydujaca walka o posiadanie
stdicy bawarskiej.
w Offenbach niedaleko cd
Fl.ankfu1tu ogloszono stan obleze
MIA, po przybyciu rzadowego woj
ska proccsya komunist6w wysz}a
porzadku co spowodowa}o IL
wielu zostalo :zabitych. .:-
DO br9tyjskiego wojennego o.
fisu nadcszfy wiadomosci archan
gielskicgo frontu 0 sukcesach
wojsk rosyjskich i brytyjskich
mad Bolszewikanli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Przyjeto przepisy pra'w,'
alianckich.
Bukareszt, 10 kwietnia :

Bukareszt, 19 kwietnia spe-,
cyalna misya wys}ana przez Ukra
meow przyjmowana byla przez
premiiera Braciano v poIaczeniu 4 :
przysz}oseia daWniejszego koronl-. n.
negos lraju Bukowiny.
Premier oswiadczyl, re przystsa;
je szczerze do sH alianclzich 70
wezmie pod rozWage zyczenia 9
krainc ow, podczas tynlczasoWej
dministracyi BukoWiny przez Rn
munie. Misya konfer oWala take
general IemB cart nela EN- konen
dantem Wojsk Rumu skich i Wre- 8
'czyl mu note kt6ra bedzie prze-
slana konfe nfetencyi ojoWej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
CZTERNASTU AME-
RYKANSKlCH ZOf-
): MERRY ZABlTYCH
KOLO p A r Y 4 A
Paryz. 10 kWietnia -

Paryz, 10 kwietnia - Czterna-
stu Amerykanowai szesciu francu
skich zo}nicrzy zostato zabitych W
zdcrzenhl pociag6w gdy pociag:
expresowy Z amerykanskicm woj-
skilnc uderzyf w.1stojacy. pociag z
wojskiem francuski1n, kt6rzy je-.
chali ma r1rlop. niedaleko lie Mans.
Opr6cz tcgo dwadziescia >piec a:
merykanskich i dwadziescia:
dw6ch francuskich zolnierzy 20
stafo zranionych. lie Mans znaj-.
duje sic W departamencie Sour
the Ia zach6d Cd Paryza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Niszczyciiele spelniaja milo
sierdzie.

Washington. = Zarzad okreto-
wy Stan6w Zjednoczonych ogla--
sza dis ze ma teraz Isl parow--
COW pojemnosci $4,000 ton kt6
re zatrudnione So przewozeniem
zywnoSci dla przymierajacej glo-
dem 1udnosci W Europie. Pierwet
ME przeznaczone jako zbfojne do
:pokonywania Rampant niemiec-
.kich- submaryn okrety sie1za teraz
jako wielka flota milosierdzia kar
.nliaea przyjaci6} j wrog6w jedna-
IkoWo. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

American concerns interested in the cleo
trification Of Poland should follow the policy
Of establishing in Poland, with American cap
ital, factories making standard electrical ma
chinery and supplies, bearing in mind that:
l. The tendency in Poland will be to become
economically independent Of the Germans, not
from sentimental reasons, but because, as we
know from long experience, Germany has, by
ucts, always endeayored to kill our commerce
and industry, which might otherwise have
become a dangerous competitor.
- 2, Any American concern, trying to gain
the Polish market through it's Russian organic
alton, is liable to find its success handicapped
because Of
= a. The tendency among the Poles. to be
economically independent of Russia as well
as Of Germany.
49, b: The quality of Russian products will
not for some time reach the standard Of an
American or other foreign pattern, in conse-
qtlence of inferior workmanship.
( 3. The above plan covers the only way for
an American concern to successfully, work in
Poland, namely, by creating new factories
there on the spot, thus
a. Gaining full confidence Of the Polish
people
b. Avoiding import duties
G. Prifiting by Polish labor.
d. Having every guarantee possible
against Bolshevism.
This plan requires sufficient help from
4 American in the way Of capital, raw mater
1 ials, and half finished products, which Poland
will not have available in sufficient quantities
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Polski pociiag zaginal.
Kohlencva. 10 kwietn

AOUleHCyA, 70 h"1eG11et"I ltTW
sly pociag polskiem .wojskiem
przeprowadzanem do Polski zgi--
nal wkrotce gdy wjecha1 W okoli-.
ce zajmowane przez Niemc6w. Po-
ciag wjecha1 p6zno wieczorem W
srode do Traves i z powodu niepo
rozumienia szostaf wys1any. do.
Kolonii zamiast do Koblencyi.
Skoro zo}nierze spostrzegli ze sa
W kolonii bylo troche niepokoju
lecz aliancccy oficerzy sprostowa
Ii wkrotce nieporozumienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

OF course such newly created factories Of
electrical machinery and supplies will, at least
in the beginning, not be able to manufacture
heavy machinery, such as steam turbines, large
transformers, etc, but will have to restrict
themselves to machines and apparatus Of one
type, which will be easy to manufacture in
large quantities. This supply, however, will
cover the bulk of the requirements and the
smaller profit on the import Of a few steam
turbines, etc, will be greatly offset by Great
ing the opportunity Of making and selling
standard machinery and supplies in big guam
titles.
In 1910 there were twelve plants manu-
featuring electrical supplies in Poland with
approximately 1900 workmen, (detail and
supply apparatus, electric meters, metal fila
nent and carbon lamps, Goals for arc lamps
insulating tubes, etc. A complete survey Of
the water power possibilities in Galicia will,
according to all reports, disclose possibilities
! ofsdevelopment. Before the war electrical and
electro-chemical industries were started. In
1912 th first central electric power station was
opened at Siersza Two other large develop
Dunajec and Dneister for electro-chemicl pro
duction, were all planned but have been held
up by the war.
Poland, under the new regime, not only of
fers opportunities III plenty for a comprehens-
i've electrifieation system, but owning to the
number Of Industries and their generally com
pact location, they can be easily fed by power
lines with profit, not only to the manufacture
ers, but the power men as we'll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Pierwsze pesiedzene znienieekieli de!egatami
odbed1e sic tylko Z naczelnikami wielkich sill.
OSTATECZNE DECYZYE co Do -POSTEPOWANI
OSIAGNIETO w PIATEK1 RI.

True translation filed with hepot at Winona Mnn
April q 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct g. 1917
Washington, 10 kenia -P1ywane wiadomosci ialego
domu Paryza donosza dis pany wzedm powrou prezyde
nta do tan6w Zenoczonyc niepwne
pory opubkoWane Paryzu e de 81 albo % kwenia
}y przeciagniete jego wyjazd SO bezpodstawne.
Wadomosc podje zadawalnaacy posep zostaf pzecag
niety wczorajszej wieczornej konferencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

Siedem niiemieckich nur6w zgi
nelo gdy byly cialgnione
! do Francyi.
Cherbourg, Francya 19 kwiet

Cherbourg, Francya 19 kwiet--
MIA. S. iedem niemieckich sub
maryn W drodze tu dotad, ciagnio
nych Anglii, zgine1o podczas .bu
rzy. q osmiu podwodnych okret6w
kt6re byly przeznaczone aby tn
przybye, tylko jeden przybyl
szczesliwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
Sprawa Adantyku zawsze jjeszcze
ME rozstrzygnieta po sesyi czW6rki.

Orlando Jest uparty, gdy Brytyiski i Francuski
nngla do ugOdy lecz Ameryka1lski naczelnik
ME sprzyia nspiracyi kr6la Emanuela- -za1llie-
szania W Niemczech W BaWaryi trwaja bez
przorWy.
True translation filed with hepost master at Wnona Mnn
April required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Kwcks Adatyku przcdsta via Wyczerpujace prete
syc palneca cZero godznne rady
czec soboe Ia wiee omawiana dugo trwa}a
onfercnc pokojowe przstawiona by}a
przez Sonnno bedze wza pod
szym posiedzcniu rady przysza soboe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22
INFORMATION ON POLAND


Developments power purposes already planned and waiting
Contrua Of article in Isl = 7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-22

% our
New-York tribune., 1919-02-16
u. S. Naval Academy Made
Sweep i'm Basketball Cannes

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 15.--Evcry
one at the Naval Academy is naturally
elated at the fine showing Of the mid
shipmen at basketball. The team has
won sixteen victories during the sea-
son and lost none. Among the teams
defeated have been New York Univcr-
sity, Swarthmore, City College Of New
York, Georgetown, Crescent Athletic
Club, Lehigh and Camp Humphreys,
the latter being practically the West
Point five Of last year.
Georgetown gave the navy players
their hardest contest, but nearly all Of
the games we're won by decisive scores.
However, the amassing Of great scores
has never been special object Of
Coach Lush 1t has been his rule as
soon as his team secures a fair margin
TO give az many players as possible a
chance to get into the game. The re-
suit Of this policy - to have expert
enccd players ready II any OF the rcgu-
lars have to drop out for any cause
II II understood here, Of course, that
the academy team IL not in position
to claim any championship, as all Of
its games are played on it's own court.
Moreover, the Navy team did not meet
any Of the teams Of the Intercollegiate
League. Every effort was made TO ne
cure n game with the University of
pennsylvana, but without success.
But there In no doubt here that the
Academy had the best team Ia the
country this season.
IT IL greatly 10 the credit OF Lush as
New-York tribune., 1919-02-16
Three Relay Records Made
AT Pennsylvania Carnival

The action of the International ANA
teur Athletic Federation in passing the
one, two and four mile worlds relay
records, made at Pensylvania's relay
carnival in 1915 and 1916, gives to this
carnival the distinction of holding all
the relay records at the recognized dis
tances
In 1915 Kaufman. Lockwood, Lippin-
colt and Meredith won the one-mile
relay championship in three minutes
eighteen seconds, the fastest time ever
made in this event The next year
Yale University. with Rolfe, Barker,
Cooper and Overton, won the two-mile
relay championship in : minutes 50
seconds. This eaualcd the time made
in 1910 by Riley, Bromilow, Sheppard
and Kiv.at. of the lrish-American A.
c., but the Yale record is better for
two reasons.
In the first place, the Ellis ran on
a track measuring twelve inches in in
stead of eighteen inches in from the
pole, thus covering more distance than
the Irish Americans, and in addition
the Yale men passed the baton. which
is slower than the mere touching of
hands as was the rule in 1910.
In 1916 the Cornell team. consisting
Of Taylor, Iloifmire, Wndnagle and
Potter, won the four-mile champion
ship in II minutes Sig seconds
Peculiarly enough this time also
cqualled the record held by the Boston
A. A. with Mahoney. Marceau, He'd
lund and Powers running.
The Bostonians also ran on Il track
New-York tribune., 1919-02-16

measuring eighteen inches in from the
pole and did not carry the baton as
the rules now demand. Because of the
fact that the Yale and the Cornell
teams actually ran further than the
club teams in making their records,
they are now recognized as being the
real holders OF the titles of worlds
champions.
No better example could be cited Of
the benefit of college athletics in keep
ing men fit than merely to state the
fact that every man of the Pennsyl-
vania. Yale and Cornell teams was ac-
cepted for service by the United States,
and one OF them, Johnny Overton.
made the great sacrifice, falling in the
epoch making battle of Chateau
Ihierry.
TIE present holders of the one, two
and four-mile relay titles are. respect
lively, Pittsburgh, Massachusetts, In
stltute of Technology and the State
University of Iowa. 1t is expected that
all three will be on hand this year to
defend their titles. 1t is hardly ex-
pected that new records will be made
but it is already assured that it will
take faster time than was made last
season to win any of these races
New-York tribune., 1919-02-16
MOuntaineer Five
Will Meet Colleges
OF East This Week

MORGANSTOWN, Feb. Is. - The
West Virginia University basketball
five leaves here Monday morning on a
hve-game tour of Northern and East
ern colleges. Allegheny College is to
be played at Meadville, Penn, on Mon
day night; Cornell University at Ithaca
on Tuesday; Syracuse University at
Syracuse on Wednesday; Colgate Uni
versity at Hamilton on Thursday, and
on Saturday afternoon Rutgers College
is to be played at New Brunswick. 1t is
a difficult trip and one that will tax to
the utmost the strength of West Nir-
ginia's team.
SO far this year the mountaineers
have an excellent record, having beaten
the University of Pittsburgh, Allie
gheny College and the Pittsburgh Col
legians once each, and having won
twice from Marietta College and the
Paramount Y. NJ. c. A. The only game
lost in the eight played is that to the
Washington and jefferson team on the
Washington and jefferson floor. This
contest was dropped by the close score
Of 33-32.
Only seven players will be carried on
the Eastern jaunt. The forwards will
be Martin, Behen and Parker; the cen
ire. Kiger, and the guards, Captain
Dawson, Alleman and Hill