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The evening world., 1919-04-08
BRITISH CONSULAR SERVICE
REFORMED TO AID TRADE
Worldwide System Of ComnE-
sioners 10 BE Established for
Foreign Commercial Expansion.

WASHINGTON. April S.--Information
pf plans for reform Of the British Com
silar Service. with proposed cNpondi-
lure Of 100000 pounds annually for
coasuls and $500 pounds for com
mereal attaches. was received here to
day by Officials. who arc directing the
Governments preparations for peace
time foreign trade expansion.
Cooperating with the new consular
service will be a worldwide system Of
trndo commissioners established by SOW
,rsl British trade associations. ono of
which represents 10000 firms with a
combined capital Of 1000 O0O. .0On pounds.
The first commissioner OF this assocla-
ION already has been stationed IN
;reece TO organize trade throughout the
uear east. Another has been stationed
IN Madrid and third IL TO tour South
Africa. Other representatives. have
gone 20 Serbia and Holland
Eight leading Braziiilns have been
invited by the organization to tour Eng
and accompanied by the newly ap-
pointed commercial attaches for Brazil
The evening world., 1919-04-08
GEN. FLAGlER BACK
AHEAD OF RAINBOWS
Commander Comes TO Prepare
Welcome Home for His Noted
Fighting Division.

BOSTON. April Sit had been eS-
pectcd arrangements would be started
yesterday for the reception of the
Rainbow Division, but nothing was
announced. owing 10 the departure Of
Major Gen. Charles a. Flagler, less
than FIVE minutes after the quarantine
nag had been lowered on the trans
port Agamemnon. lust in. Con. Flag
Ter, commander Of the Rainbows,
caught an early train for New York
on the way 70 Washington 10 discuss
plans for the homecoming with War
Department officials.
He returned ahead or the division
to make arrangements for landing his
troops at home. He expects the FIRST
ulits will arrive, probably IN New
York. about April 20. The General
praised the Rainbows highly. lie said
he believed tho last unit had laft the
Rhine sector yesterday and that the
men were just as anxious TO LET home
as tho Yankee troops on the AEamem-
non.
The evening world., 1919-04-08

Wheatsworth

You Needn't Worry-about
being home in time to get lunch
for the school children. Just have
plenty of Wheatsworth Whole
Wheat Biscuit in the house.
Spread with butter, Jelly or
cheese, these crisp, rich in nut
flavor crackers are a whole meal
in themselves. With a glass OF
milk, they'r a feast.
The youngsters love them, and
besides they contain all the health
and body builders children need.
l5c a package at all grocers.
Made from famous Wheats-
worth Whole Wheat Flour.
F. II. BENNETT BISCUIT co. NJ Y.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
REFUSE
.. RECOGNITION TO
BAVAR|AN SOVIET
ocon,uuaJ 'ro,a FIRST rareJ

crn Bavaria" reads the protest. IS
warned against allowing Itself - De
intimidatcd through fear OF u van
ishing minority, mainly consisting OF
persons prrdominantly ut = foreign
race"
MUNICH. Monday. Nprl ,As.
sociated prcssl .-- Complete SO, rrance
from the old German Imperialism. as
de- 1 still to be manifest IN the
Ebert -Schetdcmauu Government OF
Germany. is announced IN tie proc's-
nation Of the new Soviet Govern
ment for Bavaria.
"The decision arrived al ror la.
varia." s the proclamation. "is
the form ton OF council OF the re-
public 4 revolutionary workers and
peasants If Bavaria
"Thc Lantag hos been dissolved aud
the o,j Ministry retired. Peoples
comm.ssar.cs, responsible TO tho peo-
pie and chosen ly a council OF the
working people VIII receive extra
ordinary power. 60 B.. employed IN
certain labor folds.
AS a protection Tor the Eavarll
Council OF the republic against revo-
lutionary attacks from without aud
within. a RED Army will be created inn
medlately and a revolutionary cou7t
viii pursue ruthlessly every attempt
upon the council
THE Government Of the Bavarian
Council Republic follows the example
Of the Hungarian and Russian peoples.
It will resume Immediately a brothCr:y
connection with these peoples, bu; It
declines any connection with the con-
tcmptuous Ebert -Schcidcmann Govern
mcnt because that Government is con-
ltinuing under tho hag Of a Socialist,c
republic the impcrialls'ic, capitals.
and military business OF tho disgrace.
|fu', bro!,cn-down German Empire.
AS a sign Of 4 JOYOUS hope for a f,r-
itunate future for all humanity II Cs-
tablshcs April II as holiday for all
humanity"
The evening world., 1919-04-08
HAD TO STEAL OR DE-"
HIS PLEA AFTER HOlD-UP
Prisoner Says lie Needed Plate Tor
Skull 10 Save Life, hut VIII
BE Sentenced.

- mad to steal ar die" said rranN
pnuumhn so. 400 East iljth Street.
when he pleaded guilty in the Court OF
General Sessions to-day on a charsc Of
robbery IN the third degree.
Why asked Judge Rosalshy
"B.causc." said Palumbo. when I
was work,ug IN a munitions factory
there was an accident and my Skull was
fractured. The doctors told m" must
have q plate made for It.
81 got tired Of appealing TO hospitals,
They all told mc to bring money $3.50
was the lowest price,
PMumbo held up a grocery store at
No 3ji East t23d Street and got Sla
from the cash register lie was re-
maudrd to the Tomhs TO IN sentenced
next week.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
VERDICT OF $500 HANGS
ON WOMAN'S LOST SHOE
Railway Company Insists Missing
Evidence in Damage suit he
Produced

4 los, shoe may mean anuu. As much
20 Dclphnc Harriet as the lost slipper
meant 20 Cinderella.
on Jan. 30 jury in ut Brooklyn Su.
prcme Court awarded Miss Harriet
50 80 against the BROOKLYN Heights
Railway Company, for an accident to
her foot. which was caught in n car
door The woman wore a white buck
skin shoe and il Wa put in evidence.
The company appealed. The shoe was
left In shoe shop overnight The
store Was robbed and the shoe Is miss
ing,
The company insists on the shoe being
produced as evidence, Tho Appellate
Division in Brooklyn to-day reserved
decision on the question
The evening world., 1919-04-08

can circles. are declared by the Matin
to-day 10 be "enurely fantastic"
President Wilson. the Matin says. IS
consclentiou studying the final de-
tails OF tAe preliminary peace. The
Petit Parisien comments in much the
S-,ie vein, euphaucally denying that
there are differences between the
French and American delegations. cs-
pecially regarding financial questions,
as has been declared.
The Paris newspapers as whole
roitera.e TIC view that u will be scv-
eral days before the work OF the Con
ference will be completed in such a
way that peace may be made stimuli
taneously with Germany and her
allies. They predict that the rieetings
in versailles will probably lake place
within ffteen or twenty days.
According TO Le Journal. the plan
for a buffer state at the mouth OF inc
vistula has been abandoned, the
handing over OF Danzig TO the Poles
10 be probable the course adopted
The Echo de Paris says u IS able 70
state that the solution ~ the rcpara-
lions question reached by the con-
, ferees provides for complete r'para-
lion. The plan calls for the annual
meeting Of an Intcr-Allied Commis-
sion 70 decide upon the sum that Ger
many shall pay the following year.
II "a believed, this newspaper also
states, that Geneva has been deiin-
Italy chosen as the seat OF the Society
Il Nations. Tho plan Tor a triumphal
parade in Paris along the Champs
i.iysee has apparently bcon aban-
doned. II says.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
GERMAN MINISTER
OF JUSTICE SEIZED;
FREED BY TROOPS
State of Siege ig Madgeburg
After Arrest of Landsberg
and Won kleiSt.

COPENHAGEN. April s -- Herr
Landsbcrg Minister OF Justice in the
National German Government, was
arrested yesterday at Macdeburg. the
capital OF prusslan saSony. by mem
bcrs Of regiments stationed there. a
MagdcburE despatch reports
Gon. Won I>last in commood ~
the An Army. and his stan also were
arrested,
A. a tcsut OF the arrest OF Herr
Landsborg a state II Siege was de-
clarcd at Madgcburg ana a sufficient
force OF troops was set IN movement
10 bring those responsible 10 justice,
according to Berlin som Official
statement
Tho motor car IN which Herr
I.andsberg was being taken to BrunS-
wick after his arrest by revolving
soldiers was stopped AZ Itelnlstad
and the Minister liberated. Berlin
dcspatc hsays
Tho machine was accompanied by
a strong escort ~ tho Insurgents. but
the police at HelmstHd lisarIncd
them. Herr LandSbcrg went to the
police headquarters.
Delegates representing the work
ment ~ ModEcburG have declared a
general strike, despatch from that
city reports.
AdNiccs from Muclhcim say rhat
the strike situation there became
ncuto when tho ironworkcra and tar-
ncrs Joined the striking miners. The
gas and electric supplies have been
shut of and the theatres and moving
picture houses closed,
At a meeting ~ delegates Of All the
Muelheim labor organizations, tho
dispatches add. b., was decided that
even necessary work should no
longerebo performed. and that ~ gem
craI striko bp proclaimed. The re-.
lease OF political prisoners was de-
uMnded and tho disbonding OF tho
volunteer military force. Tho rIl-
way shop men have joined the
strike movement.
Former Dcputlcs lirandcs and
Flkcl also were arrested. Othor ar
rests OF Social Democrat and mem
bcrs Of the BourgcoIsic are planned.
The majority of tho Magdcbu'E
garrison sympathizes with tho In
dependent Socialists, tho message
adds.
A political movement Of great i'm
pur,ancc is Imminent In tho region
OF Hamburg, reports from Berlin say,
Doctors Herr and Hauftonbcrg, Spar
tacan leaders, 1t is added. have almost
succeeded In making themselves
masters OF the situation and in con-
vcrting Hamburg and the region be-
The evening world., 1919-04-08
ENGINEERS RETURN ASKED.
Association Of 18th Regiment TO Ap-
peal t0 BAKER.

The Executive Committee Of the As-
sociation of llth Eng ,necrs. composed
OF relatives and friends Of members Of
that regiment now in France, at a
meeting to-day decided To- send a mos
sage to Secretary Iiak'r. asking that
he terminate Immediately tho pro-
lOng,d discrimination against that
regiment in violation OF your sound
and definitely announced policy Of
first over first back"
The evening world., 1919-04-08
GERMAN FLAG STlRS COUNCIL
Torn From Picture and Desiroyrd
by caldwell official.

CALDWELL y. j.. AprI S.-Thcr-
was excitement at the Caldwell Borough
Council meeting last night when it was
discovered German flag was in the
room. The flag had been there for
some time, but never had been noticed.
OF a picture OF the liner I1eviathan.
Mayor william ii. Sharwell discovered
the flag and called the councils at
tention TO II. Councilman Archibald q
WettaCh tore down the flng and de-
timer.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
ARREST MISSING" SOLDIER.
Military Police Find Man Not Seen
since battle on Oct. Z.

cOBI4ENZ. March is Nssociatod
Press correspondence Private Arthur
T.. Baker Of Company \. Cd Machine
Gun Battalion Sd Division. reported as
missing In action in the ArgoUnc On
oct 4, was arrested IN Coblcuz recently
on 4 charge Of being absent without
leave,
y Y. refused TO tell the Military Pu-
Ice where he had spent the time since
no was reported as missing last gal,
~" 10 bcUs held tor further inycstisa-
ton.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
BOWIE WINNERS.

Spc,aI tu Tbr tNcu,ug World.
BOWIE, Md. April N.-rhc urst race
for maiden twO-yCar- olds, tilur- four
furonEs - 'knllipolis, M tCoUy),
straight S32 90, place 500, show $50
won; 'Qucrca, IA uiutwrlO, place
s. "a. show s. 30, second; Miss Sha,Rlr-
ton. ia (Ricc), show SEQ third Time
~. 'Cohwcbs, iscarpu.rttu. Hush.
Alice llugh, Miss Stuihvm, sam Rose.
'prusllla also ian.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
EX- GERMAN CRUWN PRINCE
BREAKS HAND AND WHIST
Turns Corner Too Sharply on no
torcycle ani Machine Crashes
Into Post.

AMSTERDAM. April s.--f'orm-i Ger
msu Crown Prince Frederick William
- suffering from broken hand and
dcut.
lie wns ndm. IN company with an
official Of the Dutch Ministry ot Conn
inunication and turned corner too
sharply. the machine crashin,, into a
gate. according to Weringcn dcspatcn
to the Hludclsblad.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
LET'S PRESIDENT INSTALLED
TRrSba Takes Oath 10 support He-
pubIIc'S Consultation.

COPENHAGEN. April S.--A dispatch.
from kovno, dated April which
reached here to-day, says.
The President of the Lettsh Re-
public took the oath before the Taryba.
or Parliament, to-day. Tho members
of the Taryba then took the oath 10
support the Constitution.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
PershIng VIII visit KInE victor
Next month.

ROME. April s (Associatcd Prcss).
Gen. Pershing has accepted an invi-
,ation from the Italian Government
10 visit the King in May. The Amer
can commander will be accompanied
ny Col Lloyd Griscom. formerly Am
bassador at Rome.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
DIED
ANDERSON.

ANDERSON,-MARY ANDERSON.
Services az CAMPBELL FLNGRAL
CHURCH, HroadUay. Gstb ST.. Tussla y.
$50 =. n.
DAC0N.--on Aprn 7, 1910. ut her resi-.
denco, 247 5th av.. VIRGINIA PURDY.
widow Of Waiter Rathbono Bacon.
Funeral services a. st. Thomas Church
5th av, and B3d st., Wednesday morn
ing. April .. at 1880 O'Clock. London
bordeaux nul Parls papers please copy
The evening world., 1919-04-08
Young Chinese Woman Among
Peace EnNoys,

PARIS, April S,-Aliss s. Chcng, a
Chinese woman, only twenty thre, bul
with a record as a republican leader
in China, arrived hero last night 10
attend the Peace Conference. Miss
Chong was three times condemned to
death in 1916 aud 1917 IN connection
with her actiy,,loa She was formerly
y law student here,
The evening world., 1919-04-08
bombay Grain Men Mob Food
Officials.

LONDON April 3, = DIscontent
among retail dealers in grain In Bonn
bay, india, has resulted in rioting.
Two thousand dealers armed with
bamboos mubDed the office of the AS
sistant Food Controller and assaulted
him. The police are making an IN
quiry. No arrests have been made,
The evening world., 1919-04-08
SINN FElN FUGITIVE DIES.
Ballet wound Fatal 20 Byrne After
nc.cne From IIospItnI.

LIMERICK. April S.--Robert 3yrne.
the Sim Fem hunger striker who was
rescued from a hospital near here af-
ter A desperate fight. died from J .iIet
wound I'm a hiding place in County
clare. Il was learned to-day.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
ILrnInInns Reported ThrcRtening
NieV,

BUDAPEST, April $ associated
prcssD-Forccs commanded by Simon
Petlura. the peasant leader OF Ukraine,
are said to be menacing kiev, Reports
received here indicate that they are
within a few miles Of the city,
The evening world., 1919-04-08
Newark Insurance Man Dead.

DECATUR, ILL.,, April S.-John B
Dryden Of Newark. n J.. Supcrlnten-
dent Of the Investigation Department OF
the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany. died hero tO-da, oi heart trouble .
The evening world., 1919-04-08
SIX KIIied In Cairo Riots,

LONDON. April S.-A despatch from
cairo. dated April 2, reported that six
persons were killed and number
wounded in street fighting there. II
addei that order was quickly restored.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
HeIlcyue chef Dies.

julius Vosen, for moro than thirty
wears chef at Bellevue Hospital, died
lander Avenue, the Brony. from heart
failure.
The evening world., 1919-04-08

LEADERSHIP - That's us
in shirts. We're real shirt
specialists. Actual makers
of everything from the fab
ric to the buttonholes.
We put more than your
moneys worth in them--if
you don't get it back in
shirt satisfaction, you can
get il hack from us in u. 6.
currency.
Our Spring styles, offering
The largest rariciy in f1brioS
and patterns.
The evening world., 1919-04-08
spain Approves Treaty with I. :.

MADRID. April S-The spanish
Cabinet to-day approved the new com.
mercial agreement with tho United
The evening world., 1919-04-08
LosT. FOUND AND REWARDS


LOoI IN laN bttntA hutel 4 .Jr and l9I
IA1"mlde plHr Monday r,ugg uiuo and sl..
Vor hrufadr Theatre bag containing pair anlk.I
Lar o.eH s.ts'r, gold mo. -rau H. o.. "
Rrturn TO Mr Hrw A. WUs.aH Il. iGt MS.
euido nryr Liberal tcNIrl =
The evening world., 1919-04-08

To Fortifv The system Against Grin
Take LAXATIVE BNOAlU QUlhINE Tanl,ts
NuCh uystTOy gvrns ACT Tome and lEtG.
trv, and thus pIr',ni Colds. GRIP and innuen "a
GROVES signature On ths boz. s0c.- -AdVI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. f-Joe Steeh-
er claimant of the worlds heavy
weight catCh-a~-catch-cau wrestling
championship defeated Ed "Strang-
ler LEWIS. OF Kentucky lr a one GAN
match az Madison Square Garden
Monday night throwing his opuon-
ent WITH 5 body scissors o. double
wrist lock after wrestling hour
thirty-one minutes and three sec
onds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
otre Dame FootbaHers Will Battle Army Eleven Saturda

While working out my own game
I soon realized that if I expected TO
develop a consistent and reliable
golf game / must learn TO systema-
tie my shots. making all as nearly
alike as possible. With certain gen
eral principles governing stance and
grip following this theory I have
been able TO work out a consistent
game. Ny drives are sufficiently tong
and my iron shots are under good
control. And. therefore. / think that
my theory in regard 10 the practice
Of these shots is correct.
System Fails on Putt.
BY closely relating them 1 was
able TO obtain given results. with the
smallest expenditure Of effort. I
tried To carry out this :dea with the
putt and failed. for try as I might
nothing ! had learned in the use Of
wooden clubs or irons brought re-
suits on the putting cen Trying TO
relate the putting stroke with the
other golf strokes resulted in years
o. uniuteIligent practice. for the
putting stroke cannot be brought
within the carefully systematized
method Of my play.
All the other strokes belong to-
gether In fact. they are merely
notifications Of one stroke. But
when a man reaches the green he
might Us well forget every stroke he
has used between the tee and that
spot. Therefore. think il better 10
learn his unrelated stroke first.
Start without any preconception as
20 grip and stance gained from us
ing other clubs. We shall discuss
putting in detail in later articles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
HE DARKEN HIS
GRAY HAIR
Tells How He Did II.

Mr.. J. a. McCrea, a well-known
resident OF "a Francisco, who was
called Daddy and Grandpa on ac-
count Of his white hair. and who
darkened II with "a homemade mix
ture. recently made the following
statement:
Anyone ear prepare a simple
mixture at home that will darkea
gray hair. and make it soft and
glossy. To a half-pint OF water add
l ounce Of bay rum. a small box Of
Barbo Compound and 4 Of
glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought
at any drug store at very little cost.
Apply L the hair twice a week until
the desired shade is obtained. II does
not color the scalp. is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub on."-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
HIGH" JUNIORS
ARE NEW CHAMPS
Win InterCIaSS Football Cham
pionShip Monday by De-
feating Seniors.

The junior interclass football
squad ciuched the interclass foot
ball championship Monday after
noon at Leepers field, when they de-
feated the seniors by the score Of
Is TO O. The aerial way was worked
10y both squads, each team making
a touchdown by it's use. IL was by
the use OF forward passes and end
runs that the juniors Won the con-
test. as the heavy senior line held.
The senior score came when Rad
ibaugh pipped off a short pass. and
ran past three juniors. The junior
scores were made by a pass from
Nyikos 20 Brinley. and by a 3O-yard
run around right end by McCarty.
Nyikos kicked one goal for the
juniors. but missed the other. while
Rose missed his only trial.
Not Accurate.
The seniors We're not accurate in
their passing or blocking. this being
the big fault OF the near grad crew.
Nyikos passed several neat ones TO
Swintz. McCarty and Brinley, who
made large gains while many of the
senior passes were intercepted by
Nyikos, who ran them far down the
field.
The line Of the squads were equal.
but the seniors outweished the
junior crew. Many plunges were at
tempted by both ~elevens. but none
Of them worked. The Junior stars
i'm the line were Tank. their heavy
guard. and Robertson. their fast
center. il was through these men
that Staples made the only gains.
ON the near grad side OF the line,
Dug owen. their compound
guard. Campbell. who although new
90 the game ripped mp his SD o:
the line and from his tackle posi-
lion broke up many end runs.
Baumgartner. playing an end, was
the other man who broke up many
Of the near grads plays.
The line-ups follow:
Seuiors-Ends. briggs and Baum
gartner. tackles Campbell and Rad
Iuaugh. guards. owen and Marker:
center. johnson. quarter. Bimm.
halves Scott and Zent, FUN. Rose.
Juniors Ends. Swintz and Brin-
.ey tackles. Tank and Bowser.
guards DuNout and McAlpine.
CENTER. Robertson. quarter. Thiel-
an- halves McCarty and staples.
Fun. Staples
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04

Bergman and Malone Will Be
on SideIineS in Critical
Contest.

Notre Dame viii intrude on the
4 spotiight Saturday. The Army-Notre
Dame spill on the West Point
grounds Is the transcendant battle
| OF the whole east, and ON its result
depends in a large measure the
standing OF eastern and western
| football.
No contest along the Atlantic sea-
board attracts more general atten-
ton than the mix between the sol
diers and Notrc Dame. Tn all
around Importance il rates even
aDove the Harvard-Yale game this
fan. although il may not attract half
tho crowd
The West Point eleven is steam
ing along AZ a merry clip n any
eae thought the gimp had been eX-
/ tracted from the army machine 10y
tho defeat az the hands of Syracuse,
The only Zip Of the future officers
Do Is badly mistaken The cadets
came back tho following Saturday
AND whipped the Maine team deci-
aively and only last week the strong
Tufts team fell like "a doormat be-
fore the slashinr attack OF tho En-
pire state aggregation.
NOtrc Dame Crippled.
Coach Rocknc's men will enter the
most important game ON it's schedule
in poor physical condition. About
sixteen members OF "a squad OF forty
were present for driIl Monday after
noon.
The Gold and Blue coach is far
from enthusiastic over Notre Danes
nance of victory in the coming tilt.
he gave out the official Information
last night that Bergman will not
play against the Army. An eNamiu-
alton OF Bergmau's injured knee dis
closed tina the cartilage is torn and
il will require time for this to mend.
He is M present under the care OF
= special physician at his home i'm
Peru. Ind. and Rockne instructed
the attending doctor 20 keep Dutch"
OF his feet for several days.
Notre Danes offensive strength is
crippled In an Unreasonable degree
when Bergman is absent. His inabi-
lity 20 enter the Army game is a
blow 20 himself as well as his team.
bergman has been attracting atten-
ton OF grid critics throughout the
west by his spectacular performance
this fall. II ne could eat up ground
in the West Point game as he has i'm
past conflicts this year. he would be
placed in a favorable position for
consideration as an aIl-American
man. II was the consensus Of news
paper men and visiting coaches at
the Indiana game that Bergman Of
Notre Dame and Harley of Ohio
state were the fastest halfbacks i'm
the west
Malone still Limps.
Grover Malone. who was injured
in the Western Normal game. report
ed for practice yesterday for the
first time since the accident. He
was forced 20 retire early. however.
as his lame knee could not stand the
strain Of dashing up and down the
held. Rockne is convinced that Ma
lone Will not be available for work
against the Army. To partially off
set the bad news Rockuc announced
that Trafton's injury was slight and
he viii undoubtedly be ht for action
Saturday.
The Gold and Blue has been rather
fortunate so far this season i'm duck
ing injuries and il is lamentable that
the hospital cots must be stocked mp
just before the biggest game of the
season. But 10 is ever thus. Every
team has it's ups and downs and
Etockne's bunch are having theirs
row. II Rock pulls his men through
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-04
U. S. COMMISSION TO
DISCUSS BOXING RULE

NEW YORK. Nov. f-Nev box
ing rules to severn tne sport ia the
United States viii ne discussed Fri-
day night at "a meetlne of the rlIc-
committee of the new Information
al SPORTING club The committee
consist az In Joseph D.. Eaycroit